Record Attendance At Malvern Show

Press, Volume CV, Issue 31020, 28 March 1966, Page 17

Record Attendance At Malvern Show

A substantial increase in the number of entries in the horse section, higher gate takings, and a much improved layout of the show grounds all contributed to make the Malvern Agricutural and Pastoral Association’s 60th annual show a success on Saturday.

The use of four rings helped push the large programme of ring activities through with a minimum of delays which pleased the competitors. The seemingly high standard of horses, cattle and sheep pleased the judges, and the increase of £27 in gate-takings delighted the show’s organisers.

This year there were 2506 entries for the show—l 4 fewer than at the last one. The largest increase was in the horse entries—BB2 compared with 794 in 1965.

There were fewer cattle <lO4 compared with 149), but more sheep and dogs (386 and 27 compared with 351 and 16).

Gate takings were £2OB, compared with £lBl. The organisers said the show attracted its largest crowd. As well as ring events there was a large display of agricultural machinery and vehicles. The vehicles on parade depicted a historical cavalcade from the earliest to the latest. Robin Deans’ first plough, and the first auto header used in Canterbury, a large loader and transporter, a traction engine and hedger were on display. For the young there was a well patronised side-show alley, and for the first time a ferris wheel which was packed to capacity throughout the afternoon

The most popular moneyraising sideshow was the bowling or putting for money event. A 10s note and a £1 note were tacked to the ground and the “experts” at either game were invited, at a small charge, to see if they could bowl or putt a ball on to either note to win. Music was provided by the well groomed St. Andrew s College Pipe Band. The president of the association (Mr P. G. Morrison) welcomed visitors. The Minister of Transport (Mr McAlpine) congratulated the organisers on the excellent layout of the grounds, spoke of the high number of horse entries, and congratulated • both winners and losers. PONIES PRAISED ' » The Echo Challenge Cup for ' the boy or girl rider under 18 attracted a really excellent "class, said the judge (Mrs G. D. Stevenson, of Southland). She " »a.d the five first-placed ponies ' were separated by only one point and about 10 riders had only five points between them. • The over all standard of the ' e/ass was very high. The win- „ tier. Miss Mary Watkinson’s Aqaba, was only one point from obtaining the maximum. Mrs , Stevenson said. ’ The hacks and hunters’ judge „ tMr L. J. McLaughlan) said the , animals were very well man.tiered and turned out. The . Standard was very high and . hianners of the horses particu- • Tarly good. Mr McLaughlin said the paced jnd mannered hack class was exceptional. “The placed horses jrere extremely hard to separ • ate. I was waiting for them to ■ make mistakes but they just • wouldn’t,” he said. . Mr D. Robertson said the fat classes were all very good ‘ for this time of the year. The ’standard was uniformly high. ’He said some of the pet lambs “were the best he had judged. r • Mr Robertson said all the fat M «heep were in very good order. • Championship awards were: Horses ’• Hack: Miss Shirley Mahon’s Robbie Burns: reserve: Mrs S. . H. Sampson s Morning Spirit. Saddle cob: Miss Annette Bax- . ter’s Delmont Lad: Reserve: Mrs _L. Bush’s Prince Robin. Best mannered pony: Misses A. MorkIne and P. Warren's Gaiety, reserve; A. and K. Mahoney’s Tempest. Pony: D. Reid and J. Inglis's Sunny Mac. reserve: R. Pankurst's Black Beauty. Hunter: I. M. Ritchie and M. Ross’s Limelight, reserve: Miss D. JTight and Mrs R. R. Bain's Hunter's Moon. Cattle Milking Shorthorn. —Cow: Paparua Prison Farm. Bull: Paparua Prison Farm. Jersey.—Cow: L J Wood, reserve, R. J. Miller. Bull: N. J. Bain. Sheep Border Leicester. —Ram: P R. Jebson, reserve J. G. Gunn. Ewe: H. w. Farquhar, reserve: J. G. Gunn. Romney.—Ram: L. E. Taylor, reserve S. E. King. Ewe and reserve: K. I. Mcßae. Southdown.—Ram; J W. Dawson, reserve: A. L. Adams. Ewe: G. Dawson: reserve: P. R. Jebson. South Suffolk. —Ewe; M. L. Croy. South Dorset Down. —Rani: .1. P. Marshall, reserve: L. J. Begg. Eve: J. P. Marshall. Dorset Down.—Ram: G. D. Gillanders and Son. Ewe: A. J. Johnstone. Merino. —Ram and reserve: Mt. Torlesse Station. Ewe and reserve: F B’rdlins

Halfbred. —Ram: D. Inkson. Ewe: D. Inkson, reserve: F. Birdling and Son. Corriedale.—Ram: Paparua Prison. Ewe: Paparua Prison farm. Dogs K. Jenkins's Boot. Light Horses (Judge: Mr L. J. McLaughlan) District Hack (6)- Miss D. Reid and I. Menzies 1. Miss S. Stott 2, Mrs S. H. Sampson 3. Maiden hack, up to list (14): A. WardSmith 1, Miss S. Penney 2, G. H. Reed and Mrs E. Inkster 3. Up to 14st (6): Mrs S. H. Sampson 1, Miss H. Lindsay 2, C. Blackadder 3. Park hack. Over 14.2 and not exceeding 15.1 hands (13) Miss E. B. Sim 1, Mrs R. R. Bain 2, Miss D. Reid and 1. Menzies 3. Up to list (18): Mrs js. H. Sampson 1, Miss C. Meares 12. Mrs J. Bishop 3. Up to 13st (10): Miss S. Mahon 1, Miss C. ! Meares 2, Mrs S. H. Sampson 3. iOver 13st (IS): Miss C. Bennett 1. G. W. Let ham 2, D. C. Gould 3. Lady’s hack (26): Mrs S. H. Sampson 1, Miss C. Meares 2, Miss S. Mahon 3. Best mannered and paced hack (26): Mrs R. R. Bain 1, Miss C. Meares 2, Miss S. H. Sampson 3. Pair of hacks • (15): Miss C. Meares 1, Miss 8. Mahon and I. Bell (equal) 2. ■ Best lady rider (26): Miss C. 1 Meares 1, Mrs R. R. Bain 2, Miss , |D. Hutton 3. Polo pony (2): K. i •and D. Wells 1 and 2. Led Horses and Foals (Judge: Mr A. Ward-Smith) ! Brood mare, not over 13 hands (5): Miss B. Jenkins, 1 and 3, Miss F. Fisher 2. Over 13 hands <5): Miss B. Jenkins 1, Miss T. Northgate 2, Miss J. Reed 3. Foal, not over 13 hands (6): Miss J. and K. Reed 1, Miss F. Fisher 2. Miss B. Jenkins 3. Over 13 hands «5): Miss T. Northgate 1, Miss B. Jenkins 2, Miss J. Reed 3. Yearling colt, filly or gelding (10): Miss M. Wright 1, S. Watson 2, M. R. Black 3. Two year old, not over 13 hands (3): Miss Jenkins 1. Over 13 hands (9): G. H. Reed 1, Miss B. Jenkins 2. J. and K. Reed 3. Cobs and Harness Ponies (Judge: Mr A. Ward-Smith) Saddle cob, not over 15 hands (10): Miss A. Baxter 1, R. Pankhurst 2. Miss K. Webster 3. Not over 14.2 hands (6): Miss M. Wright 1. Miss R. Clay 2. Miss D. Malcolm 3. Over 14.2 hands and not over 15.2 hands (14): Miss A. Baxter 1, Miss L. Bush 2, Miss A. Hartnell 3. Best man- » nered and paced cob. Not over 115 hands (16); Mrs L. Bush 1. Miss A. Hartnell 2, Miss J Rich|ardson 3. Saddle Ponies (Group A) (Judge: Mr G. D. Stevenson) District maiden pony, not over 12.2 hands <6): B. Jenkins 1, Miss L. Johnson 2, Miss A. Johnson 3. Not over 11.2 hands (3): B. Jenkins 1, M. Willis 2, Miss S. Stead 3. Pony not over 11 hands (3): M. Jenkins 1, R. and P. Pankhurst 2. Over 11 hands and not over 11.2 hands (10): Miss A. Wightman 1, L. and W. Wells 2, B. Jenkins 3. Maiden pony, over 11.2 and not over 12.2 hands (13): A. and K. Mahoney 1. W. Bush 2, Miss S. Stead 3. Pony, over 11.2 and not over 12 hands (10): A. Gray 1, J. and K. Reed 2, Misses V. and M. Willis 3. Over 12 and not over 12.2 hands (14): Missfes A. Morkane and P. Warren 1, A. and K. Mahoney 2, Miss S. Gray 3. Pony, no saddle allowed able to carry two children (12): A. Moore 1, IM. Willis 2, A. and K. Mahoney 3. Best mannered pony, not over 11.2 hands (TO): Miss A. Wightman 1, M. Willis 2, L. and W. Weils 3. Over 11.2 and not over 12.2 hands (15): Misses A. Morkane and P. Warren 1, Miss J. Black 2, Miss K. Mahoney 3. Children's Riding Classes. For children 6 years and under (17): Clare Mahoney 1. Richelle Stead 2. Jill Stead 3. Best boy or girl rider, under 8 (3): Vicki and Margaret Willis 1, Malcolm Jen kins 2, Peter Pankhurst 3. Best boy rider, 8 and under 10 years (7): Simon Acton-Adams 1, Steven Thomas 2. Best girl rider, 8 and under 10 years (14) Jane Waters 4 1, Susan Holmes 2. Ann Wightman 3. Best boy rider. 10 and under 12 years (10): Anthony Gray 1, David Letham 2, John Carroll 3. Best girl rider. 10 and under 12 years 1(22): Kathryn Mahoney 1, Jill • Murray 2, Robyn Harvey 3. Best team of 3 ponies (15): RiccartonFendalton Pony Club 1, Waihora Ponv Club 2. Kaiapoi Pony Club 13 GROUP B (Judge: Mr M. H. Williams.) District maiden pony, over 12.2 and not over 14.2 hands (5):- G. Dawson 1. Miss B. Jenkins 2. Misses C. Wright and S. Saunders 3. Maiden pony, over 12.2 and not over 13.2 hands (6): Miss C. McCormick 1, Mrs D. P. Thomson 2. Miss L. Findlay 3. Pony, over 12.2 and not over 13 hands (12): R. Pankhurst 1, Misses A. MacPhail and B. Jenkins 2, Miss S. Walker 3. Pony, over 13 and not over 13.2 hands (14): Misses A. MacPhail and A. Murfitt 1, Miss R. Hyslop 2, D Letham 3. Maiden pony, over 13.2 and not over 14.2 hands (In)- Miss A, Gou’d 1. Miss R.

Short 2. Miss P. Warren 3. Pony, over 13.2 and not over 14 hands (17): Miss K. Goode 1, Miss R. Murray 2, Miss J. Hales 3. Pony, over 14 and not over 14.2 hands (21) Misses D. Reid and J. Inglis 1. Miss M. Watkinson 2, Misses J. Robertson and C. Grant 3. Best mannered pony, over 12.2 and not over 13 hands (13): R. Pankhurst 1, J. Gould 2, Miss S. Walker 3. Over 13 and not over 13.2 hands (12): Miss R. Harvey 1, M. Fairbairn 2. Miss R. Hyslop 3. Over 13.2 and not over 14 hands (18): Miss S. Kidd 1, Miss E. Rainey 2, Miss L. Walker 3. Over 14 and not over 14.2 hands (23): Misses J. Robertson and C. Grant 1. Misses D. Reid and J. Inglis 2, Miss L. Walker 3. Children’s Riding Classes. — Best girl rider, 12 and under 14 years (21): Miss A. Morkane 1, Miss K. Goode 2, Miss A. Gould 3. 14 and under 16 years (12): Miss P. Milne 1, Miss L. Walker 2, Miss C. Grant 3. Best boy rider. 12 and under 14 years (4): W. Walker 1, M. Fairbairn 2. R. Black 3. 14 and under 16 years (5): R. Penney 1, T. Burgess 2, G. Daw-son 3. Echo Challenge Cup (53): Miss Mary Watkinson's Aqaba 1, Miss Jane Inglis's Sunny Mac 2. Miss Carol Grant’s Royal Fiesta 3. COMPETITIONS (Judges: Messrs E. G. O. Rutherford, T. C. Grigg, and C. J. Austin.) Improvers’ grade, table A, over 14.2 hands (22): I. M. Ritchie and M. Ross 1, D. Youngman 2, Miss J. Hutton 3. C and A grade, over 14.2 hands (10): D. Youngman 1, R. M. D. Johnson 2, Mrs R. F. Gorton 3. Lightweight hunters, 11 stone (23): D. Youngman 1, R. M, D. Johnson 2, Mrs R. F. Gorton 3. Heavy-weight hunter (17); I. M. Ritchie and M. Ross 1, J. R. Topp 2. G. W. Letham 3. Open hunter (27): I. N. Ritchie and M. Ross 1, Miss S. Penney 2, Miss D. White and Mrs R. R. Bain 3. Pony jump, not over 13.2 hands (13): Miss J. Gould 1. Miss E. Watkinson 2, Miss J. Kane 3. Over 13.2, but not over 14.2 hands (24): Misses J. Robertson and C. Grant 1, P. Penney 2, R. Topp 3. Not over 14.2 hands (22) G. Cox 1, R. Kane 2, Miss S. Stott and Mrs G. H. Reed 3. Pony hit and hurry, under 14.2 hands (21): G. Cox 1, Miss S. Stott and Mrs G. M. Reed 2, Miss M. Watkinson 3. CATTLE Milking Shorthorns (Judge: Mr P. L. Garrett.) Cow, in milk or calf (4): Paparua Prison Farm 1 and champion and 2, Mrs L. Richards 3. Heifer, calved since May 31, 1963 (2): Paparua Prison Farm

1. Mr W. Vigens 2. Since May 31, 1964 (5): Paparua Prison Farm 1 and 3, W. Vigers 2. Since May 31. 1965 (3): W. Vigers 1. Paparua Prison Farm 2. Two female progeny of one sire (3): Paparua Prison Farm 1 and 3. IV. Vigers 2. One bull and two females (4): Paparua Prison Farm 1 and 3, Mrs L. Richards 2. Bull, anv age calved prior [to June 1. 1964 (3): Paparua I Prison Farm 1 and 3. Mrs L. Richards 2. Calved since May 31, '1964 (1): Paparua Prison Farm I. Since May 31. 1965 (1): Paparua Prison Farm 1. Friesians (Judge: Mr R. H. Hudson.) Two female progeny, one sire (1): J. H. Findlay 1. One bull, two females (1): J. H. Findlay 1. Heifer, calved since May 31, 1964 (1): J. H; Findlav 1. Since May 31. 1965 fl): J. H. Findlay 1. Bull, calved since May 31. 1965 (1): J. H. Findlay 1. Jersey (Judges: senior. Mr Fleming; i junior. Mr J. H. Gillett.) ] Cow. calved prior to June 1,: 1962 16): L. .1. Wood 1 and 3. R. J. Miller 2. Heifer, calved since May 31. 1962 (3): R. G. Miller 1 and 3, L J. Wood 2. Since Mav 31. 1963 (3): L. J. Wood 1 and 2. R. G. Miller 3. Since May 31. 1964 (6): X. J. Bain 1 and 3, R. J. Miller 2. Since Mav 31, 1965 (3): L. J. Wood 1. R. J. Miller 2, N. J. I ! Bain 3. Two heifers, calved] [since Mav 31. 1964 (3): N. J. ]Bain 1, R. J. Miller 2. L. J., Wood 3. Two female progeny ■of one sire (5): R. J. Miller 1 and 2. L. J. Woods 3. One bull and two females (2): R. J. Miller 1. N. J. Bain 2. Bull, any age. calved prior to June 1. 1964 (1): N J. Bain 1. Since May 31. 1965 (3): L. J. Wood 1, R. J. MUler Ayrshires (Judges: senior. Mr L. B. Legg: junior. Mr L. Hamilton.) All classes were won by N. and A. Rattray. Red Poll (Judge: Mr P. L. Garrett) I Cow, or heifer, any age (2): Ig. R. Bedford. 1 and 2. Heifer. ; calved since June 30. 1964 (2): IG R. Bedford. 1 and 2. Since ■June 30, 1965 il): G. R. Bedford. 11. Bull, any age (1): G. R. Bed■ford 1. Calved since June 30. 11964 (1): G. R. Bedford. 1. Dairv section. Champion cow. or lieifer in milk <6): L. J. Wooif. 1: R J. Miner. 2 Paparua Prison Farm. 3. Heifer, calved

since May 31. 1964 U 0): N. J. Bain, 1; R. J. MUler. 2: J. F. Findlay. N. and A. Rattray, and L". J. Wood (equal) 3. Crossbred or grade heifer, calved since May 31, 1964 (2): N. and A. Rattray, 1. Since May 31, 1965 (2): Miss J. Jebson, 1. Children's Classes. Best yearling (1): Christine Bain. 1. Best calf (5): Christine Bain. 1; Kathleen Vigers, 2; N. Miller, 3. SHEEP (English and Border-Leicester) (Judge: Mr T. H. Lemon) Border Leicester Ram (4): P. R. Jebson, 1; J. G. Gunn, 2; E. Thompson. 3. Ram lamb (5): H. W. Farquhar, 1; J. G. Gunn, 2 and 3. Ram lamb, natural condition (8): J. D. Paterson, 1; B. J. and R. N. Clinton, 2; H. W. Farquhar, 3. Ewe (4): J. G. Gunn, 1; E. Thomson, 2 ; B. J. and R. N. Clinton. 3. Ewe, one-shear (5): H. W. Farquhar. 1; J. G. Gunn, 2 and 3. Ewe lamb (7): H. W. Farquhar, 1: B. J. and R. M. Clinton, 2: J. G. Gunn, 3. Ewe lamb, natural condition (7): J. G. Gunn. 1: J. D. Paterson, 2; H. W. Farquhar. 3. Romneys (Judge: Mr C. Burrows) Ram (3): L. E. Taylor. 1 and 2; R. I. Mcßae, 3. One-shear (3): S. E. King, 1; L. E. Taylor, 2. Ram lamb (4): R. I. Mcßae, 1; L. E. Taylor. 2 and 3. Ram lamb in natural condition (6): R. I. Mcßae, 1; L. E. Taylor, 2; A. L. Adams, 3. Shorn (3): R. I. McRae 1 and 2; A. L. Adams, 3. Pair of ram lamb, natural condition (1): L. E. Taylor, 1. Ewe (4) R. I. Mcßae. 1; L. E. Taylor, 2; one-shear (5): L. E. Taylor. 1 and 2; E. Thomson, 3. In natural condition (3): R. I. McRae, 1: L. E. Taylor, 2 and 3. Ewe lamb (5): R. I. Mcßae, 1 and 2; L. E. Taylor 3. In natural condition (5): S. . King, 1; A. L. Adams, 2; L. E. Taylor, 3. Ewe lamb, shorn (3): R. I. McRae. 1 and 3; A. L. Adams, 2. Pair of ewe lambs (2): L. E. Taylor, 1; S. E. King, 2. Southdowns (Judge: Mr D. McArthur) Ram, one-shear (3): J. W. Dawson. 1; J. G. Gunn, 2; J. R. Croy, 3. In natural condition (5) A. L. Adams, 1: J. G. Gunn, 2. Ram lamb (4): P. R. Jebson. 1: J. G. Gunn, 2; J. R. Croy, 3. Pair of ram lambs (5): T. L. Jenkins, 1; P. R. Jebson, 2; A. Graydon, 3. Ram lamb In natural condition (11): A. Graydon, 1; J. P. Marshall, 2. Ram lamb, open to any exhibiter who has not won three first prizes in breed at any show (1): J. W. Dawson. 1. Ewe (3): P. R. Jeb-

son, 1; J. R. Grov, 2: J. G. Gunn. 3. Ewe. other than one-shear (4): G. Dawson, 1; P. R. Jebson, 2: J. R. Croy. 3. In natural condition (8): G. Dawson. 1: P. R. Jebson, 2: A. L. Adams. 3. Ewe lamb (3): P. R. Jebson. I: J. G. Gunn. 2. Pair ewe lamb, in natural condition (5): A. Graydon. 1; J. D. Paterson, 2. In natural condition (9): A. Graydon, 1: A. L. Adams, 2. Ewe. in natural condition, open to any competitor who has not won three first prizes in the breed at any show (1): G. Dawson. 1 South Suffolks, Suffolk, Dorset Down, South Dorset Down (Judge: Mr H. C. Vanstone) South Suffolk ram (2): M. L. Croy. 1 and 2. Ram lamb (2): M. L. Croy, 1 and 2. Ewe (2): M. L. Croy. 1 and 2. Ewe lamb (2) M. L. Croy. 1 and 2. South Dorset Down ram (2): J. P. Marshall. 1: L. J. Begg. 2. Ram lamb (6): VV. G. Inch. 1 and 2: J. P. Marshall, 3. Ewe (4) J. P. Marshall. 1 and 3: P. R. Gibson. 2. Ewe lamb (6): W. G. Inch. 1: L. J. Begg, 2; J. P. Marshall, 3. Dorset Down ram (1): G. D Gillanders and Sons, 1. Ewe (3) A. J. Johnstone. 1: G. D' Gollanders and Son. 2. Ewe lamb (4): A. J. Johnstone. 1 and; 3: G. D. Gillanders and Sons, 2 Merino, Aalfbred and Corriedale (Judge: Mr E. V. Murray) Merino ram (1): Mt. Torlesse Station. 1. Ram. one-shear <1): Mt. Torlesse Station, I. Ram lamb (2): Mt. Torlesse Station. 1 and 2. Ewe. one-shear (2): Mt. Torlesse Station. 1 and 2. Ewe. other than one-shear (4): F. Birdling and Son, 1 and 2: Mt. Torlesse Station. 3. Ewe lamb 12): Mt. Torlesse Station, 1 and 2. Halfbred lamb, any age <4): D. Inkson, 1 and 3: F. Birdling and Son, 2. Ram lamb (6): D. Inkson, 1 and 3; T. L. Jenkins, 2- Pair ram lambs (5) T. L. Jenkins, 1 and 2: F. Birdling and Son, 3. Ewe (5): D. Inkson, 1: F. Birdling and Son. 2: T. L. Jenkins, 3. Ewe lamb (6): D. Inkson, 1 and 2; T. L. Jenkins. 3. Pair ewe lambs, in natural condition (4): T. L. Jenkins, 1 and 2: F. Birdling and Son, 3. Corriedale ram (2): Paparua Prison Farm, 1. Ram lamb <4): Paparua Prison Farm, 1 and 2: G. D. Gillanders and Sons. 3. Pair of ram lambs, natural condition (1); Paparua Prison Farm. Ewe (3): Paparua Prison iFarm. 1. 2 and 3. One-shear

(3): Paparua Prison Farm, 1,2 and 3. Ewe lamb (4): G. D. Gillander and Sons, 1; Paparua Prison Farm. 2 and 3. Pair ewe lambs in natural condition (2): Paparua Prison Farm, 1 and 2. Flock Sheep (Judge: Mr P. H. Co-leson) Three Romney ewe lambs (5): R. V. Smith, 1; A. Deans Estate, 2; J. G. Gunn, 3. Shorn (6): J. G. Gunn,* 1: T. A. Judson and Sons, Ltd., 2 and 3; 1 shear ewe (6): T. A. Judson and Sons, Ltd., 1 and 3: J. G. Gunn 2. Three ewes other than one shear (6): T. A. Judson and Sons, Ltd., 1 and 3; J. G. Gunn, 2. Ten ewes (one or two-shear (3): T. A. Judson and Sons, Ltd. 1, W. Deans and Son 2. 10 Ewe lambs (4): T. A. Judson I, A. Deans Estate 2, K. M. Wells 3. Three crossbred ewe lambs (1): H. H. Deans 1. Three one-shear ewes (2): H. H. Deans 1, J. P. Marshall 2. Three ewes, other than one-shear (1): H. H. Deans. Three halfbred or Corriedale ewe lambs (7): Cloverfield Farm, Ltd. 1 and 2, Paparua Prison Farm 3. Three ewes, one-shear (10): Cloverfield Farm 1, Paparua Prison Farm 1 and 3. Three ewe lambs, shorn (6): R. K. Read 1 and 2, Paparua Prison Farm 3. Three ewes other than one-shear (9): Paparua Prison Farm, 1 and 3, Cloverfield Farm, Ltd. 2? 10

ewes, one or two-shcar (3): Cloverfield Farm 1. Paparua Prison 2, R. K. Reed 3. Three twotooths (1): W. W. Reed 1. Three ewes, other than two-tooth (2): D. K. Buxton 1, T. C. Buxton 2. Three ewes other than halfbred or Corriedale (1): T. C. Buxton 1. Fat Sheep (Judge: Mr D. Robertson) Three wethers not to exceed 1501 b (4): Westwood Estate, Ltd. 1. K.- M. Wells 2 and 3. Not to exceed 1301 b (4): K. M. Wells 1 and 3. Westwood Estate, Ltd. 2. Three wethers, any weight (3): K. M. Wells 1 and 2. W. Deans and Sons 3. Three aged halfbred or Corriedale ewes (2) .Westwood Farm, Ltd. 1 and 2. Three aged ewes, other than halfbred or Corriedale (5): B. S. and P. G. Morrison 1. K. M. Wells 2 and 3. Fat Lambs (Judge: Mr D. Robertson) Two lambs, Ryeland or Down Cross, not to exceed 801 b (5): W. Deans and Son 1, Westwood Estate Ltd. 2. R. E. Gunn 3. Two white-faced lambs, not to exceed 801 b (6); R. E. Gunn 1 and 2. K. M. Wells 3. Two Ryeland and Down cross, not to exceed 701 b (4): W. Deans and Son 1. K. M. Welks 2. Two white-faced iambs not to exceed 701 b (3): B. S. and P. G. Morrison 1, W. Deans and Son 2. Two Ryeland or Down cross lambs (4): Westwood Estate, Ltd. 1. R. E. Gunn 2. W. Deans and Son 3. Two white-faced lambs, any weight (4): K. M. Wells 1, D. S. and P. G. Morrison 2 and 3. Best pen of three lambs most suitable for export (3) W. Deans and Son 1, K. M. Wells 2. Best pen of five lambs, for export and under 901 b (2): K. M. Wells 1, P. G. and B. S. Morrison 2. Pet lambs (19): Jamie Hyslop 1. Douglas Croy 2. Lindsay Hosking 3. DOGS ( Judge: Mr H. White) Short-haired working collie (7): H. Taylor 1. E. Pycroft 2, J. and M. Jebson 3. Long-haired working collie (5): K. Jenkins 1. E. Pycroft 2, J. D. McLean 3. Bearded collie (2): H. A. Boyle 1 and 2. Terrier (1): A. Thom 1. Best sporting dog <T): D. Deans and Son 1. Household pet (10): A. Thom 1. C. Stokes 2, C. Warren 3. GRAIN AND SEED (Judge. Mr H. Holmes) Wheat, Kilgendorf <7): F. A 'Bull and &)hs 1 and 2, K. M.