SHOW JUDGING RESULTS

Press, Volume CVIII, Issue 31836, 14 November 1968, Page 18

SHOW JUDGING RESULTS

HORSES Working Hunters (Judge: Mr G. P. Donnelly, Hastings) Ladies’ hunter turnout (12): Miss B. Lemon's Markham 1. Miss J. M. Dunn’s St Malo 2. Mrs .1 Heard's and Miss H. Johnson’s Jeremy Fisher 3. Mrs R C Olsen’s Charade v h c. Hunters up to 12st (18): Miss J M. Dunn's St Malo I. lan Bell’s and Mrs B. Blackie’s Condor 2, L. A. Diggs’s Glentarkin 3. Mrs S. H. Sampson’s Morning Spirit v h c. Hunters over 12st (15): Mr and Mrs W. D. Wadsworth’s Flint 1. D. C. Gould's Belvair 2 Miss Susan Penny’s Colestan 3. Mrs V. H. Harris’s Zhivago v h c. Best type of hunter (7): B. G. Reed's Moorsox 1, Mrs V. H. Harris’s Zhivago 2, Miss Shirley Mahan's Kimihia 3. Mrs J. I.

innes's Swagger v h c. Hacks (Judge; Mr T. H. Brooks, Papakura). Maiden hack, up to list (18):. Miss M. Carmichael's and Miss P M. Christmas's Destiny 1, Miss Marion Petrie’s Lea 2, Miss M Carmichael's Kotuku 3. Miss J. M Dunn’s St Malo v h c. Maiden hack, over 11 stone <22): Miss Elizabeth Giesen’s Complaisant 1. Miss Helen D. Kendall's Hawkins 2. Miss Hilary Crowther's Bellona 3. B. G. Reed’s Moorsox v h c. Hunter Competitions (Judge. Mr T. H. Brooks. Papakura) Light-weight hunters. 11 stone (27): Miss B. Lemon's Markham 1. Miss Andrea Peddies Jubilee 2 R. M. D. Johnson's Moorpark 3. Miss N. S. Darling's Ariki v h c. Heavy-weight hunters. 14 stone <23): I. M. Ritchie’s and Miss J. Dunn’s Limelight 1. Mrs R R. Bain's and Miss D. White’s Hunter s Moon 2, Mrs V. H. Harris's Zhivago 3, G. R. Innes's Brigadier v h c. Hit and hurry ' competition <24): Miss Jane Nixon’s : Whispering 1. E. S. Barbrook s! and Miss J. Cresswell’s Blue 2. Mrs R. F. Garton s and D. A. Youngman s Fiano 3, Mrs R. R. Bain's Harvest Moon v h c.

Table A competition *19): Mrs R F. Gorton s Intrigue 1, E. S. Barbrook’s and Miss J. Cressweirs Blue 2. Mrs R. R. Bain's and Miss D. White's Hunter’s Moon 3, Mrs A. F. McCully’s Delmont Lad and Miss Susan Penny's Colestan (equal) v h c. Led Ponies And Horses • Judges: Mr and Mrs I. A.

Nimon, Hastings) Stallion for breeding hacks or hunters (2): R. A. Williams s Royal Bid 1. N. F. Anderson’s Waimaire Tamaiti 2. Pony stallion not over 12.2 hands (2): M. R. Black's Red Crest 1, Mrs A. A. Campbell’s. Quicksilver 2. Pony stallion. 12.2 to 13.2 ' hands <2): C. I. Boyce s Prince Houssain 1. Miss B. M. Jenkins's What's Wanted 2 Pony stallion, 13.2 to 14.2 hands (6): Mr and Mrs L. L. Bevins's Desert Wings 1 and reserve champion. G A. Gray's Rustic 2. Mr and Mrs C. S. Tod's Royal Windsor 3. Mrs R G. Gardner s Masterpiece v.h.c. Welsh pony stallion <4>. D E. ('.oxhead's Revel Consul 1 and champion. Miss Violet Nicals's Coed Cech Pendragon 2, Mrs E. M. Deans's Cauton Cherub 3. Miss B. M. Jenkins's Qui Robin v h.c. Pony, brood mare up to 12 hands (9); Mrs F. J. West's Mitrens 1, Mrs R. W. Wightman's Starlet 2. G. H. Reed's Jenny's Pride 3. Mr and Mrs W. K. Jenkins's Janet v h c. Pony, brood mare 12 to 13.2 hands (11): Mrs H D. Robson’s [ Penny 1, Miss B. M. Jenkins’s' Marigold 2, Mrs B. D. Willis's Golden Lass 3. Miss Vivienne Tod's Giselle v h c. Pony, brood mare, 13.2 to 14 2 hands (8): Miss Shirley Mahan's l Trixie Lee 1. Miss B. M. Jen kins’s Polyana 2. G. J. Inglis's Lara 3, Miss Judith Reed's Cindy v h c.

Welsh pony, brood mare (5): Miss Violet Nichals's Kuriheka Lightnin’ 1 and champion. D. E. Coxhead s Criban Old China 2. Miss B. M. Jenkins's Cui Margarget 3, Mrs E. M. Ceed Coch Sail v h c. Registered pony, brood mare (16>; Miss Shirley Mahan £ Trixie Lee 1 and reserve champion. Miss B. M. Jenkins's Polyana 2. Miss Violet Nichals’s Kuriheka Rosemary 3. Mrs R. G. Gardner’s Tessa v h c. Yearling pony 12.2 hands at maturity <l6l Miss D. Hutton s Mr Wattie 1. Miss Violet Nichals's Kuriheka Fleur 2. Kerry Maley s Peter Pan 3. Miss Phillipa Warren s Savile Row v h c. Mrs R G. Gardner s Gay Silhoette h c. Yearling pony 50 per cent Welsh blood. 12.2 hands at maturity <11): Miss B. Jarman s Simon 1, Mrs B. W. Page's Chawton Sprite 2. D. E. Coxhead s Crick Chief 3. Miss Violet Nichals's Kuriheka Cosmic v h c. Yearling pony. 12.2 to 14.2 hands at maturity (11): Mrs Elisabeth Giesen’s Marasca 1. Miss V. R. Choat's Nassadik 2, Mrs J. L. Smellie’s Recovery 3, Miss B. M. Jenkins's Allison v h c. Two-year-old pony. 12.2 hands at maturity (8): Mrs R. G. Gardner's Guivannio 1. D. E. Coxhead's Crick Actor 2, Mrs G. G. Hill’s Arrowmint 3. Mrs P. A. Cheat’s Young Miss v h c. Two-year-old. 12 2 to 14.2 hands at maturity (15): Miss Shirley Mahon 1, Miss Phillipa Warren's Tomboy 2. Miss Josephine Maher's Silver Queen II

13. Miss Phillippa Warren s Kincaid v h c. Miss B. M. Jenkins's 1 Treasure h c. i Brood marc in foal or with foal at foot (1): Mrs Patricia Aldridge’s Lady Be Good 1. Yearling, not thoroughbred, suitable as hack or hunter (5): Miss A. K. Thom's The Sandpiper 1. Mrs B. W. Page 2. D. • J. Penny's How Come 3. Mrs R. G. Gardner’s Dark Sauterne I v h c. Standardised Horses j (Judge; Mr G. B Noble, Christchurch) Entire horse d): T. K. Becker 11Brood mare (6>: A. J. HamilI ton s Light Winter 1. B. C. Strat- : ford's and W. P. Irel nd's 1 Heathmount 2, R. C. Mark’s Zenith 3. Yearling colt (5): A. T. Watson 1, Peterson Lodge 2. D. A. Morland jun. 3. A. T. Woolhouse v h c. Yearling filly (5): A. M. Purdon’s Batchelor s Maid 1. R. C. i Mark 2. W. J. Doyle 3, Miss M. Ballantyne v h c. Two and three-year-old pacer I (3): B. Lynskey’s Nevada 1. Mrs j C. E. Winter's Henry James 2, R. J. and G. M. Oliver 3. Two and three-year-old trotter (1): Peterson Lodge 1. Clydesdales (Judge: Mr E. .1. Grimsey, Oxford) Entire horse (4); Miss Susan L. Butterick’s Highland Laddie II and champion, R. J. and F. J. O'Connor’s Valmant McLeod 2, |A. L. R. Barwell’s Early Morn 3. Colt (1): Miss Susan L. Butterick's Balvagawan 1. Female (5): Miss Susan L. Butterick's Shandy 1 and champion, R. J. and F. J. O’Connor’s Donnybrook Roam Lass 2, R. J. and F. J. O'Connor's Donnybrook Maretta 3. A. L. R. Barwell’s Bonny Georgina v h c. Filly (1): R. J. and F. J. O’Connor’s Donnybrook Doris. Pair females (1): R. J. and F. J. O’Connor 1. Gelding or mare any age (3): R. J. and F. J. O'Connor’s Rubv 1. Pair, any age, in harness with vehicle <2): R. J. and F. J. O'Connor 1. Preserves (Judge: Mrs J. Saunders, Christchurch) Collection of 3 varieties of home preserved fruit <10): Mrs' K. M Prendeville 1. Mrs B. J.; Wall 2, Mrs J. P. Ewart 3. ; Collection of 3 varieties pre-1 served berries (4): Mrs B. J. Wall. Mrs J. P. Ewart 2 and 3. |

Tomato sauce (5): Mrs J. P. Ewart 1 and 2, Mrs B. J. Wall. Preserved tomatoes ‘6): Mrs B. J. Wall 1 and 2. Mrs C. D. Law 3. Collection 3 berry jams (8): . Mrs J. P. Ewart 1 and 2. Mrs: B. J. Wall 3. Collection 3 stone fruit jamsi <6) - Mrs J. P. Ewart 1 and 2. Mrs B. J. Wall 3. Jar marmalade (9); Mrs B. J.[ Wall 1,2 and 3. j Collection of 3 named vari-j eties of jelly (4): Mrs J. P. Ewart 1 and 2, Mrs B. J. Wall 3. Photography Open Classes (Judge: Mr C. G. Waters, I Christchurch) Landscape (2): T. C. Kingston: 1. M. T. Hutt 2. Portrait of figure study (3): | T. C. Kingstone 1. M. T. Hutt j 2 and 3. Farm scene or animal studv <2): T. C. Kingston 1, M. fj Hutt 2. Seascape or marine '2): M. T. Hutt 1, T. C. Kingston 2. r Open subject <3): M. T. Hutt 1 and 3, T. C. Kingston 2. Amateur Classes Landscape (2): T. C. Kingston 1. G. C. L. M. Mather 2. Portrait or figure study (1): : T. C. Kingston 1. Farm scene or animal study (1): T. C. Kingston 1. Open subject (2): T. C. Kingston 1. G. C. L. M. Mather 2. Open subject, previous non - winners (1): G. C. L. M. Mather I.

ART, HANDICRAFT j (Judges: Mrs D. R. Brand, Ashburton and Miss Dacre, Christchurch) Counted-thread hand-em- . broidered tray cloth (3): Mrs Alan Cameron 1 and 2, Mrs A B. Reekie 3. ’ Hand-embroidered supper cloth in colour <9) : Mrs E. C. Wilhelmus 1, Mrs J. D. Mac Gi- 1 bon and Mrs Alan Cameron, equal 2, Miss Stephanie John- 1 . ston 3. Mrs S. M. Storey c. ' Counted-thread hand-embroid-ered supner cloth (2): Mrs J. D. Mac Gibbon 1. Counted-thread. hand-embroi-dered tray cloth (2): Mrs Alan (Cameron 1, Mrs J. D. MacGib- | bon 2. Any article in hardanger embroidery <ti) Mrs J. D. MacGibbon and Mrs A. B. Reekie equal 1, Mrs Alan Cameron 3 and v h c. Any article in assisi work (3): Mrs Alan Cameron 1 and 3, Mrs E. Knox-Hampton 3. Hand-made handkerchief (4): Mrs E. C. Wilhelmus 1 and 2, Mrs Alan Cameron t2 entries), equal 3. Crochet tray cloth (2): Mrs H. 1. Taylor 1. Mrs E, C. Wilhelmus 2. Article in cross stitch (8): Mrs E. Knox-Hampton 1, Mrs Alan Cameron 2, Mrs A B. Reekie ;3, Mrs Alan Cameron and Mrs J. D. Mac Gibbon equal v h c. 1 Specimen of smock ng <5): ! I Mrs A. B Reekie 1 and 3. Miss i D. I. Norrie 2, Mrs R. K. Laff■hagen v h c Specimen of tatting (2): Miss lA. M Elliott 2.

A piece of canvas embroidery (1) Miss N. M. Leask 2. A piece of canvas embroidery (2) Miss K. S. Hall .3. Wool floor rug (3): Mrs O. E. Burtt 1 and 2, A. H. Bell 3. Home-spun floor rug d): Mrs J. M. Davidson 1. Home-made toy (9): Mrs A. B. Reekie 1 and 3, Mrs P. Skilton 2 and v h c. Felt work (3); Mrs Alan Cameron 1, Miss L. Shaw v h c. Piece of embroidery (9): Mrs J. D. Mac Gibbon and Miss A. M. Elliott equal 1, Mrs E. C. Wilhelmus 3. Hand-woven scarf or stole (6): Miss Eva Price 1,2, 3 and v h c. Four hand-woven table mats • 1): Calvary Psychiatric Day Dept. Hand-woven bag <2): Calvary Psychiatric Day Dept equal 1. PIGS Large White (Judge: Mr P. McLean, Masterton) Boar, over 24 months (6): F. J. Miller and Son's Ngatimanu Silver King Sth, 1 and champion. Waronui Farms, Ltd. Tir Owen Streamline Ist, 2 and reserve champion. H. J. Hurford and Son's Clover Nook Field Marshal 6th, 3.

Boar, under 14 month's (5). F. J. Miller and Son's Mlllerlea Danny 2nd, 1 and Millerlea Silver King 16th 2, J. A. Dering’s Millerlea Turk Boy 31st 3. Board, under 14 months (5): Robert A. Davison's Lcnnamore Regal Moon Ist 1. D. H. Wrafght’s Ribbonwood Turk Boy 4th 2, and Ribbonwood Turk Boy 3rd 3. Boar, under 8 months (3): F. J. Miller and Sons 1. 2 and 3. Boar under 5 months (5): F. J. Miller and Sons 1 and 3, W. and J. Simpson's Milltown Explorer 2. Sow, over 24 months (10): H. J. Hurford and Son's Clover Nook Maple 17th supreme champion. champion and 1, H. J. Hurford and Son’s Mountley Countess Sth 2. F. J. Miller and Son’s Yelverton Regal Countess 33rd 3. F. J. Miller and Son's Elverton Regal Countess 38th v h c. Sow. under 24 months (7): Robert A. Davison's Millerlea Lady Viola Ist 1 and reserve champion. R. B. Manson's Mlllerlea Regal Countess 11th 2. F. J. Miller and Son's Millerlea Precilia 3rd 3, F. J. Miller and Son's Millerlea Beauty 14th v h c. Sow, under 14 months (7): H. J. Hurford and Son’s Clover Nook Maple 65th L F. J. Miller and Son's Millerlea Regal Countess 28th 2. F. J. Miller and Son's Millerlea Regal Countess 31st 3. Sow, under 8 months (7): F. J. Miller and Sons 1 and 3, R. B. Manson 2. Robert A. Davison's Seidale Lilac Glenrush 4th v h c.

Sow, under 5 months <7): W. and J. Simpson s Milltown Tallyone 1, W. and J. Simpson s Milltown Tallytwo 2, F. J. Miller and Sons 3. Sow and litter <4): H. J. Hur'ford and Sons 1. F. J. Miller and Sons 2. R. B. Manson 3. Landrace I (Judge: Mr P. McLean, Masterton) Boar, over 24 months (2): T. jS. Chappell's Mountly Premier 39th 1 and reserve champion. B. E. Graham’s Linton Jasper 112th 2. I Boar, under 24 months (4): R. • L. Skilling s Lochwood Supreme 33rd, champion supreme cham- : pion and 1. T. S. Chappell's Killkerry Sultan Ist 2. B. E. Graham s Swinton Laddie Ist 3. Boar, under 14 months (6): B. E Graham's Swinton Jasper Ist 1. R. L. Skilling's Lochwood Supreme 38th 2. Paparua Prison's Wi Tako Allen 2nd 3. Boar, under 8 months i 4): T. S. Chappell 1 and 2. R. L. Skilling 3. Boar, under 5 months (4): T. S. Chappell's Kilkerry Premier Sth 1-. B. E. Graham 2, G. F. Tlmperley’s Timperlev Ladd Ist I 3. Sow. over 24 months <6): I Waronui Farms. Ltd Waronui Lassie Ist 1 and champion. R. i L. Skilling s Lochwood Elaine j 22nd 2 and reserve champion, I T. S. Chappell’s Mountlv Ally 62nd 3 Sow. under 24 months <4): T. S. Chappells Killkerry Anna: 2nd 1. G. F. Timperley's Glen-1 buck Annabell 2. R. L Skilling's Lochwood Juno 3rd 3. Sow. under 14 months (4); R L Skilling’s Lochwood Elaine 32nd 1. B. E Graham's Swinton Princess Ist 2. Sow. under 8 months <5): T. S. Chappell 1. R. L Skilling 2, Waronui Farms Ltd. Waronui Juno 4th 3. Sow, under 5 months (3): B. E. Graham 1. T. S. Chappell 2, R. L. Skilling 3. Sow and litter (7): T. S. Chappell 1. A. E. Williams’s Maesgwn Joan 2. A. E. Wililams's : Maesgwyn Judy 3. Berkshire

Boar, over 24 months (1): Paparua Prison's Paparua Tar--1 zan 1 and champion Boar, under 24 months <1): G. F. Timperley's Mountley ■ Sovereign Ist 1. Boar, under 5 months (3): G. F. Timperley’s Timperley Andrew 1. Timperley Ally 2nd i 2. Timperley Alley Ist 3. Sow, under 24 months (2): G. IF. Timperley's Fremont j Duchess 55th 1. Fremont j Duchess 57th 2 and reserve i champion. I Sow. under 14 months (1): Paparua Prison’s Paparua Eva--1 hoo Anglica 1. Sow. under 5 months (1): G. ' F. Timperley’s Timperley Anna- ! bell 1. J Sow and litter (1): Paparua 'Prison 1. i Tam worth ;l (Judge Mr P McLean. Masterton) i Boar, over 24 months (1): W. > H Crassen s Birkenhead Hope i ful 1 and champion

Boar, under 14 months (1): W. H. Crosson's Cedar Prince 1. Sow. over 24 months (2): W. H. Crossen’s Kaura View Dairy Gold 1 and champion, and Birkenhead Hina 2. Sow, under 24 months (1): I. H. Neilson’s Rato-nui-Jine Ist and reserve champion. Sow. under 14 months (1)< W. H. Crossen’s Willow Grove Queen 1. Sow, under 5 months (1): I. N. Neilson 1. Porkers And Baconers Any Breed or Cross One pair porkers, suitable for export (11): H. J. Hurford and Son 1. A. E. Williams 2. R. L. Skilling 3, G. F. Timperley v h c. One pair bacon pigs, suitable for export (7): G„ S. Meyer 1, H. J. Hurford and Son 2, G.‘ F. TimperHy 3. Cookery And Preserves Cookery (Judge: Mr D. R. Greenwood, Christchurch.) Loaf of white bread (4): Mrs M. Heap 1. Mrs Body 2, Mrs E. G. Powell 3. Nut and fruit loaf <10): Mrs J. P. Ewart 1 and 2. Mrs B. J. Wall 3, Mrs C. T. Rutledge v h c.

Health loaf (7): Mrs B. j'. Wall 1, Mrs M. Heap 2, Mrs M, E. Wilson 3. Four oven white flour scones (9): Mrs B. J. Wall 1, Mrs M. Heap 2, Mrs I. P. Cooke 3. Four wholemeal scones (5): Mrs M. Heap 1. Mrs B. J. Wall 2, Mrs J. P. Ewart 3. Cornflower sponge sandwich (8) Mrs B. C. McHarg 1, Mrs B. J. Wall 2 and 3. Mrs E. Cory v h c. Sponge sandwich, three eggs (4): Mrs E. Cory 1. Mrs B. J. Wall 2. Mrs J. P. Ewart 3. Sponge roll (5): Mrs E. Cory 1. Mrs J. P. Ewart 2. Mrs B. C. McHarg 3. Rich fruit cake <7): Miss M. J. Payton 1. Mrs B. J. Wall 2. Mrs I. H. Thompson 3, Mrs M. E. Wilson v h c. Sultana cake (9): Mrs K. M. Prenderville 1. Mrs B. J. Wall 2, Mrs M. M. Clarke 3, Miss M. J. Payton v h c. Yuletide log (5): Cheryl McConnel 1. Susan Morgan 2, Miranda Priestly 3. Decorated cake (9): Mrs D. R. Beatty 1 and 2. Mrs C. E. Killner 3. Miss L. P. Small v h c. Decorated cake, non prizewinners (9»: Miss L. C. Gregory 1. Miss E. M. Haley 2, Mrs E. Norriss 3, Miss L. Bishop h c. Novelty decorated cake (7): Mrs D. R. Beatty 1 and 2. Miss L. Bishop 3. Mrs M. J. Wraight v h c. Chocolate cake (5): Mrs E. Cory 1. Mrs B J. Wall 2. Mrs J. Dodge 3. Mrs G. D. Winchester v h c. Shortbread (10): Mrs K. M. Prendeville 1. Mrs B. J. Wall 2. Mrs B. C. McHarg 3. Mrs J. M. Wall v h c. Four pikelets (11): Mrs B. J. Wall 1 and 2. Mrs H. J. Philbrich 3. Mrs M. E. Wilson v h c. Classes for Schools School lunch '28): U. McDougall 1, P. Yateman 2. R. Wilson 3. S. Rose v h c. L. Jones h c. Four oven white flour scones (9) Susan Williams 1. Raewyn Lewis 2. Cheryl McConnel 3. Four plain biscuits (5): Miss Barbara Wilson 1. Alan Rutledge 2, Miss C. Luscombc 3. S. F. P. Fitzgerald v h c and h c. Decorated cake (5»: Miss L. P. Small 1. Miss S. McGhie 2. Miss S. Band 3. Miss N. Thomas v h c.