Courtenay Show gate-takings double

Press, Volume CX, Issue 32461, 23 November 1970, Page 17

Courtenay Show gate-takings double

With the best gate takings for several years—s6o6—the organisers of the Courtenay Agricultural and Pastoral Association had every reason to feel pleased with the success of the annual show at Kirwee on Saturday. Last year, because the day was wet, the gate amounted to only $350. The increased takings on Saturday reflected a larger attendance by local residents and visitors, since admittance charges were the same as last year.

Although the total number of entries were down a little on last year, horse events continued dominant in the show. Visitors were welcomed to the show by the association’s president (Mr W. P. Stott). The member of Parliament for Ashburton (Mr C. C. A. McLachlan) congratulated winners and exhibitors. As member of Parliament representing a large rural constituency who attended several such shows, he was always impressed with the way stock at Courtenay Show compared more than favourably with any in the Dominion, he said. The “Pastoral Queen” contest, organised by the Darfield Country Girls* Club, was won by Suzanne Stott, aged 22, daughter of this year’s president of the Courtenay A. and P. Association (Mr W. P. Stott). The contest drew five entries. Miss Stott only recently returned from a working holiday in Australia. The judges of the saddle ponies and riding class. Mr C. T. Burrows and Mrs N. T. Judson, expressed pleasure at the overall standard. Mr Burrows said that the standard was equal to any saddle-pony class anywhere in New Zealand. He was particularly impressed with the best-mannered pony class. Exhibitors in the three-pony team events were to be congratulated on their fine turn out Any one team could creditably have taken the red ribbon, he said. Mrs Judson said that she was pleased with the small pony classes. The riding throughout was of a high standard, she said. Mr J. Stevenson, judge of the light horses, said that he had judged a lot of exceptionally good ponies. While there was a tail-end, the top ponies possessed good bone and leg structure. CHAMPIONSHIPS Poll Dorset and Dorset Horn Ram and ewe and reserve champion, Newton Bros. Dorset Downs.—Ram and Reserve champion, G. R. Inwood; ewe, G. R. Inwood: reserve Champion, A. J. R. Johnstone. Hampshire Down.—Ram and reserve champion, A. G. Faster; ewe, A. G. Foster; reserve champion, Mrs G. Hughes. Corriedale.—Ram and ewe and reserve champions, Robert Reid and Son, Ltd. Border Leicester.—Ram and reserve champion, P. R. Jebson; ewe and reserve champion, D. S. and R. M. Hart. Romney.—Ram, Rannoch Trust; reserve champion, H. C. Vanstone. Southdowns.—Ram and reserve champion, J. W. Dawson and Son; ewe, A L. and J. A. Adams. South Suffolk.—Ram and ewe and reserve champions, H. C. Vanstone. English Leicester. —Ram and ewe and reserve champions, Robert Reid and Son, Ltd. South Dorset Downs.—Ram and reserve champion, I. P. Chamberlain; ewe and reserve champion, J. P. Marshall. Cattie Milking Shorthorns. —P. Coleman’s Valley View Karen; reserve champion, W. O. Vigen's Gleneyre Jean. Ayrshire.—N. A. Rattray’s Mawhero Milkmaid; reserve champion, N. A. Rattray’s Rothiesmay Gem. Aberdeen Angus.—Cow, A. S. and E. D. Bell's Primrose of Belmont; reserve champion, H. E. Jenkins Nap of Floridale.

BuH, H. E. Jenkins’s Prince Elegance Ist Floridale; reserve champion. A. S. and E. D. Bell’s Elomest 23rd of Mangatoro. Red Poll.—Cow, Fleming and Son’s Christine 16th. Bull, woodlands Park Stud's Napoleon n. Dairy Cattle Cow, any breed, for dairy purrses (5): B. W. and M. Dawson W. O. Vigers 2, N. A. Rattray 3. Best two females in milk (2): B. W. and M. Dawson 1. Horses Hunter.—Mesdames C. L. Austin and C. Harris’s Zhivago; reserve champion, Miss C. Killey’s Imperial Blue. Hack. —G. Bevins’s Samarkand; reserve champion, Mrs S. H. Sampson’s Blythe Spirit. Saddle Ponies, Under 17.—P. Pankhurst’s Rosewood (supreme champion); reserve champion, S. Stead and S. Manon’s Lorna Doone. Saddle ponies, under 14. —Mrs S. H. Sampson and Miss J. Mahoney’s Peter Legend; reserve champion, Miss C. Mahony s Debonaire. Saddle ponies, under 12.—Miss D. Bevins 5 * High Brow; reserve champion, Miss N. Preece’s Circus. ’ . „ . Saddle cob.—Mrs L. H. A. Bush’s Prince Robin; reserve champion, Miss A. K.. Thom s Moorboy. Harness pony. 14 to 15 hands.— L. and K. Bush’s Firecrest: reserve champion, J. S. and R. B. Lilly’s Captivation. Harness pony, under 13 hands. —J. S. and R. B. Lilly’s and Mrs I. Frazer’s Fireball; reserve champion, J. S. and R. B. Lilly and Mrs I. Frazer’s Fifegleam. SHEEP Corriedala (Judge: Mr F. E. Booker) Ram, over and under 18 : months (3): Robt Reid and Sons ; Ltd 1,2, 3 champion and reserve champion. Pair of rams (2): R. : Reid and Sons Ltd 1, K. H. Jar- ; man 2. Single ewe hogget, shorn ■ (4): R. Reid and Sons Ltd 1 and 2, K. H. Jarman 1. _ Single ewe hogget (2): R. Reid and Sons Ltd 1 and 2. With lamb at foot (1): R. Reid and Sons - Ltd 1 and champion. Single ewe, shorn, with lamb at foot (2): R. Reid and Sons Ltd 1,2 and re- ; sene champion. Border Leicester (Judge: Mr D. R. G. Copland) i Ram, over 18 months (1): P. R. ; Jebson 1 and champion. Under ■ 18 months, shorn (3): P. R. Jebson 1 and reserve champion, D. S. Gunn 2. Ewe hogget, shorn (3): D. S. and R. M. Hart 1, D. . S. Gunn 2 and 3. Ewe hogget ■ (1): D. S. and R. M. Hart 1 and reserve champion. Ewe with lamb at foot (2): D. : S. and R. M. Hart 1 and cham- ; pion, D. S. Gunn 2. Ewe, shorn, , with lamb at foot (3): D. S. Gunn 1, E. Thomson 2 and 3. Romney (Judge: Mr D. N. Palmer) Ram, over 18 months, shorn . (4): Rannoch Trust 1 and 3, J. , A Brown 2. Ram, over 18 months ; (3>: Rannoch Trust 1 and cham- , pion, H. C. Vanstone 2 and re- . serve champion. J. A. Brown 3. Under 18 months, shorn (8): J. A. Brown 1 and 3, Rannoch : Trust 2. Pair of rams, under IB ] months, shorn (3): Rannoch Trust . 1, H. C. Vanstone 2, J. A. Brown 3. Ewe hogget, shorn ®: J. A. . Brown 1 and 2. Ewe hogget (2): , Rannoch Trust 1 and 2. Ewe, natural condition, with lamb at foot (3): H. C. Vanstone L Ewe with lamb at foot (3): Rannoch , Trust 1, H. C. Vanstone 2 and 3. Ewe, shorn, with lamb at foot , (1): H. C. Vanstone 1. ; Southdown (Judge: Mr T. E. M. Brooks) Ram, over 18 months (1): J. W. Dawson and Son 1. Over 18 months, natural conditions (2): . J. W. Dawson 1 and reserve , champion, J. P. Marshall 2. Over 18 months, shorn (4): J. W. Daw- I son and Son 1, 3 and champion, ' A. L. and J. A. Adams 2. Under , 18 months, shorn (9): J. W. Dawson and Son 1 and 3, J. A. Brown 2. Under 18 months, shorn (8): J. W. Dawson and Son 1 and 2, J. A. Brown X Pair of rams, under 18 months, shorn (4): J. W. Dawson and Son 1, J. A. Brown 2, L P. Chamberlain 3. Ewe, hogget, shorn (8): A. L. and J. A. Adams 1, J. A. Brown 2 and 3. Pair ewe hoggets shorn . (2): K. H. Jarman 1, I P. Chamberlain 2. Single ewe, natural, with lamb at foot (4): J. W. Dawson and Son 1 and 3, A. L. and J. A. Adams 2. With lamb at foot (2): J. W. Dawson and Son 1 and 2. With lamb at foot, shorn (3): A. L. and J. A. Adams 1,2, and ehampion. Single ewe hogget (D: J. P. Marshall 1. South Suffolk (Judge: Mr A. G. W. Gardner) All the ram and ewe classes were won by the sole entrant, H. C. Vanstone. Poll Dorset and Dorset Hom (Judge: Mr A. G. W. Gardner) All the ram and ewe classes were won by the sole exhibitor, Newton Bros. Dorset Down (Judge: Mr T. G. Maxwell) Ram, over 18 months (2): G. R.

Inwood I and reserve champion, A. J. R. Johnstone 2. Under 18 months, shorn (5): G. R. Inwood 1,2, 3 and champion. Single ewe hogget, shorn (4): A. J. R. Johnson 1 and reserve champion, G. R. Inwood 2 and 3. Ewe hogget (5): G. R. Inwood 1, 2 and 3. Ewe, shorn, with lamb (4) G. R. Inwood 1, 3 and champion, A. J. R. Johnstone 2. Ewe with lamb (3): G. R. InWood 1, 2 and 3. Hampshire Down (Judge: Mr T. G. Maxwell) Ram, over 18 months (1): A. G. Foster 1 and champion. Under 18 months, shorn (1): A. G. Foster 1 and reserve champion. Ewe, over 18 and under 30 months, lamb at foot (1): A, G. Foster 1 and champion. Ewe, under 18 months (1): A. G. Foster. Under 18 months, shorn (2): Mrs G. Hughes 1 and reserve champion, J. D. George 2. English Leicester (Judge: Mr H. Bennett) Ram, over 18 months, shorn (1) Robert Reid and Sons Ltd 1 and reserve champion. Ram, over 18 months (1): Robert Reid and Sons Ltd 1 and champion. Ram, under 18 months, shorn (2) Robert Reid and Sons Ltd 1 and 2. Single ewe hogget, shorn (2): Robert Reid and Sons Ltd 1 and 2. Single ewe hogget (2) Robert Reid and Sons Ltd 1, D. Findlay 2. Single ewe, with lamb at foot (3): Robert Reid and Sons Ltd 1 and champion, 2 and reserve champion, D. Findlay 3. South Dorset Down (Judge: Mr H. Dalzlel) Ram, under 18 months, shorn (5) I. P. Chamberlain 1 and champion ram, 2 and reserve champion ram; J. P. Marshall 3. Ewe, under 18 months (2): J. P. Marshall 1 and champion ewe; W. J. Walker 2. Ewe, under 18 months, shorn (7): J. P. Marshall 1 and reserve champion ewe; I. P. Chamberlain 2 and 3. FAT SHEEP (Judge: Mr N. A. Evans) Three long-woolled lambs, not over 641 b live weight (1): W. T. R. Rowe 1. Ndt over 701 b (1): W. T. R. Rowe 1. Not over 781 b (1) W. T. R. Rowe L Three halfbred or Corriedale lambs, not over 641 b (2): Est. J. H. Jarman 1, W. T. R. Rowe 2. Three not over 721 b live weight (2): Est. J. H. Jarman 1, W. T. R. Rowe 2. Three Down Cross lambs not over 661 b (5): Drumnacott Farm I, W. T. R. Rowe 2, Est J. H. Jarman 3. Three not over 721 b (3) B. E. Jarman 1, W. T. R. Rowe 2, Drumnacott Farm 3. Three lambs for the butchers (3): B. E. Jarman 1, W. T. R. Rowe 2, Drumnacott Farm 3. Best pen five freezing lambs: W. T. R. Rowe L Best pen of three lambs (3): W. T. R. Rowe 1, Est. J. H. Jarman 2. FLOCK SHEEP (Judge: Mr W. N. Maxwell) Two Corriedale or Halfbred ewes, one-shear, with lambs at foot (1): L. A. Catherwood 1. Three Corriedale or Halfbred ewe hoggets (1): W. T. Rowe X. Three Corriedale or Halfbred ewe hoggets, shorn since August, 1970 (3): L. A. Catherwood 1 and 2; Treevale Farm, Ltd, 3. Three Crossbred ewe hoggets, Autumnshorn, not before January, 1970 (2) L H. Gillanders 1 and 2. Three ewe hoggets, shorn, novice (1): B. R. Rowe 1. Three hoggets, any breed, Y.F.C. members only (1): B. R. Rowe 1. Three shorn hoggets, any breed, Y.F.C. members only (1): B. R. Rowe 1. Two ewes, lambs at foot Y.F.C. members only (2): B. R. Rowe 1; L. R, Westaway 2. CATTLE (Milking Shorthorns) (Judge: Mr G. E. Bailey) Cow calved before June 1, 1967 (2): W. O. Vigers* Terracedale Minty 1 and resident champion, W. O. Vigers* Gleneyne Honeysuckle 2. Helfer, 3 years, calved since June 1, 1967 (1): W. O. Vigers’ Gleneyne Pinelady 1. Calved since June 1, 1968 (3): Phillip Coleman’s Valley View Karen L W. O. Vigers* Royal Deecide Reta 2, Phillip Coleman’s Valley View Esma 3. Heifer, calved since June 1, 1969 (2): W. O. Vigers* Gleneyne Jean 1 and Gleneyne Pat 2. Calved since June 1, 1968 (1): W. O. Vigers’ Gleneyne Delilah 1. One bull and two females (1): W. 0. Vigers. Calved since June, 1970 (3): W. O. Vigers 1,2 and 3. Bull calf, calved since June 1, 1970 (1): Kathleen Vigers 1. Bull, under 2 years (1): W. O. Vigers 1. AYRSHIRE (Judge: Mr J. Willan) The sole entrant In all classes was N. A. Rattray, who gained four firsts, champion and resident champion. JERSEY (Judge: Mr T. M. Fleming) Cow, calved before June 1, 1967 (4): B. W. and M. Dawson’s Lochlea Golden Sarong 1. Heifer calved since June 1, 1968 (3): B. W. and M. Dawson’s Castleridge Jesters Hettle 1. ABERDEEN ANGUS (Judge: Mr W. Poff) Heifer, calved since June 30, 1969 (4): A. S. and E. D. Bell’s

Primrose of Belmont 1 and champion, H. E. Jenkins Nap of Floridale 2 and resident champion, T. D. Schnell’s Aramlna of Broadview 3. Bull, bom since June 30, 1969 (3): H. E. Jenkins Prince Elegance Ist Floridale 1 and champion, Nelson of- Floridale 3. A. S. and E. D. Bell’s Elomest 23rd of Mangatoro 2 and resident. Red Poll (Judge: Mr J. K. S. Elliott.) Cow, calved before June, 1967, in milk or in calf (1): Fleming and Son’s Daisy Girl Eight. Heifer, three years, calved since June, 1967, in milk or in calf (4): Fleming and Son’s Christina 16 1 and champion cow, Woodlands Park Stud’s Christina Four 2, Fleming and Son’s Christina 17 3. Two females, any age, progeny one sire (2): Fleming and Son’s Christina 16 and 17 1, Woodlands Park Stud 3. Heifer, calved since June, 1968, dry (1): Fleming and Son’s Christina 24 1. One bull and two females, yearlings or over (1): Woodlands Park Stud. Heifer calf, calved since June, 1970 (2): Fleming and Son’s Christina 27 1, Christina 28 2. Bull, under two years (3): Woodlands Park Stud’s Napoleon 12 1, Fleming and Son’s Lawrence 2, Woodlands Park Stud’s Napoleon 14 3. Bull, two or over. (2): Woodlands Park Stud’s Napoleon 11 1 and champion bull, Woodlands Park Stud’s Napoleon Three 2. HORSES Light Horses (Judge: Mr J. Stevenson.) Pony, entire 13 to 14.2 hands (4) M. R. Black’s Alladins Supreme 1, W. D. T. Foote’s Safari 2, Mrs R. A. Williams’s Pete Again 3. Pony, entire under 13 hands (4): M. R. Black’s Red Crest 1, W. R. Hawker and Mrs P. McKay’s Chawton Sprite 2, L. Charles’s Trixey 3. Pony, brood mare, 13 to 14.2 hands, with foal (5) Mrs J. Basset’s Glitter Wings I, Miss B. Jenkins’s Pollyann 2, Misses J. and L. Hawker’s Mellisa 3. Brood mare, under 13 hands, with foal (10): Miss B. Jenkins’s Golden Lea 1, M. R. Black’s Greynor 2, Mrs R. H. Bedford’s Jenny Wren 3. Pony, two-year-old under 12 hands at maturity (6) Misses S. and R. Hunt’s Kaliston Queen 1. Miss B. Jenkins’s Marie 2, R. Black’s Beautron 3. Pony, two-year-old under 13 hands at maturity (8): Mrs S. H. Sampson’s Gypsy Doll 1, Miss B, Jenkins’s Kimberley 2, Mrs J. S. Heard’s Paprika 3. Pony, two-year-old under 14.2 hands at maturity (7): Mrs T. D. Schnell’s Shemseh 1, Linda Kidd’s Amberlight 2, Miss B. Jenkins’s Memory 3. Brood mare, with foal (4): Mrs G. Mill’s Ladybird I, D. S. King’s Governors Boy 2, Miss C. Cumont’s Grace 3. Hack, two-year-old for saddle purposes (6): 1 Bell’s Pharpah’s Fountain 1, Mrs S. H. Sampson’s Gaelic Spirit 2 and Golden Halo 3. Hack yearling, for saddle purposes (10): Mrs G. Hill’s Te Mata 1, Mrs N. K. Rainey and R. Reid’s Navy Bill 2, Miss H. Kendal’s Pinegrove Pride 3. Pony, yearling, under 12 hands at maturity (10): Mrs C. S. Todd’s Royal Prince 1, Miss B. Jenkins 2, M. R. Black 3. Pony, yearling, under 13 hands at maturity (8): W. Cameron’s Piggety Witch 1, Miss M. Dawson’s Gundagai Silverton 2, Miss B. Jenkins’s Heather 3. Pony, yearling under 14.2 hands (15): M. Bevins and Mrs Bevins’s Desert Dawn 1, Misses F. and S. Chatterton’s Desert Eagle 2, Mrs T. D. Schnell’s Cheyenne 3.

Hacks (Judge: Mr S. Boon.) Mare most suitable for breed-1 ing hunters (6): Neville Buckley’s Springtime 1, Mrs S. H. Sampson’s Blythe Spirit 2, V J. Schmack and Miss C.

.. KUtey’s Outlook 3. Hack, maiden, district (10): Mrs R. H. Williams’s Coral Sands 1, Mrs B. S. Maley's Barney 2, Christine Brodie’s Donegal Tweed 3. Hack, maiden, open (28): Miss M. Hayes's Brandy Royal 1, Mrs G. Thompson and Miss J. Inglis’s Fiashaway 2. Mrs R. H. Williams’s Coral Sands 3. Hack, district, any weight (10): Mrs S. H. Sampson’s Blythe Spirit 1 and reserve champion, Mrs N. K. Rainey and R. Reid’s Cindy Marie 2, Mrs E. J. Pankhurst’s Redwood 3. Hack, not over 11 stone (18): Mrs N. K. Rainey and R. Reid’s Cindy Marie 1, Miss C. Kllley’s Imperial Blue 2. Mrs A. Crowther’s Yeti. 3. Hack, not over 13 stone (12): G. Bevins’s Samarkand 1 and champion, Miss H. Kendall’s Hawkins 2, Miss M. Hayes’s Brandy Royal 3. Hack, over 13 stone (5): Mrs R. H. Williams’s Coral Sands 1, Miss J Hutton’s Apollon 2, Miss M. Fisher’s Marshall Gold 3. Hack, lady’s, district (9): Mrs S. H. Sampson’s Blythe Spirit 1, Mrs N. K. Rainey and R. Reid’s Cindy Marie 2, Mrs E. J. Pankhurst’s Redwood 3. Hack, lady’s, open (20): Mrs S. H. Sampson’s Blythe Spirit 1, Miss C. Kllley’s Imperial Blue 2, Mrs N. K. Rainey and R. Reid’s Cindy Marie 3. Best mannered hack (16): Mrs S. H. Sampson’s Blythe Spirit 1, Miss C. Kllley’s Imperial Blue 2, Mrs A. Crowther’s Yeti 3. Park hack, 14.2 to 15.1 hands (15): Mrs E. J. Pankhurst’s Redwood 1. Vicki Todd’s Peterson 2, Miss M. Fisher’s Marcus 3. Hack, 14.2 to 15 hands (8): Mrs A. Crowther’s Yeti 1, Mrs E. J. Pankhurst’s Redwood 2, Vicki Todd’s Peterson 3. Best walking hack (14): Mrs C. L. Austin and Mrs V. H. Harris’s Zhivago 1, Miss B. Turner’s Monarco 2. Miss M. Fisher’s Marshall Gold 3. Shepherd’s hack (10): Miss A. Wightman 1, Miss V. Todd’s Peterson

2, Miss C. Pritchard’s Trigger 3. Best pair of hacks (8): Mrs A. Crowther’s Yeti ,and Miss C. Kllley’s Imperial Blue 1, Miss H. Kendall’s Hawkins and Miss N. K. Rainey and R. Reid’s Cindy Marie 2. Best lady rider (18): Mrs S. H. Sampson 1, Miss L Walker 2, Mrs J. S. Heard 3

Hunters (Judge: Mr S. Boon.) Malden, any weight (22): Miss G. Blackburn’s Wee Jim 1, Miss C. Begg’s Irish Dollar 2, J. Dunmi S im HP t 0 12 stone Johnnie Walker 1, Mrs G. Thomson and Mi ss Inglis s Watasi 2, J. DunnEV'iFfiSJ'- . 12 c s , t . one “ d r 2 ’r ! ' ® Uddon » Skyway 1, Mrs S-Jr > and v. h. p“£±s Z hi v ago 2, Mrs G. J. Sbv MiJ! y r ac £.„ La , dy ' s hunter Ri, k c ' KUiey s Imperial v* U w rr SJf 8 , L. Austin and V. H. Harris s Zhivago 2. Mrs G Wa O tM S i°? S r? d J ’ In «Us’s Watasi 3. Open hunter (25): Mrs « A** r£ ustln and Mrs V. H Har. riss Zhivago 1, Miss C Killev’s Imperial Blue2, Mrs* G J ter W O2) H M™ a r 3 r Distrt «‘ hui mL c - L - Austin and Harris’s Zhivago 1 T 8 Skyway 2, Miss- c 88 ’

. Saddle Coin (Judge: Mr L. C. Warren) “*S e L 14 2 hands (IDT - Richards’s Michael 1 mT«1« f trtn « ei 2 s Lucky Lis 2 3 1 Cnh ™ £? d R ’ H “ n t's Cheeky *? en r' u P der 151 hani tidy M l K J - r' le s “ 1 kln, i, Foreign n“ 2 Mi« * %W a , Go,den ? c/k Webster’s Ripon r Ob A ’P.to- »•! hands <B)“ H h A ’ B !“h’s Prince Robin Thnmn, champion, Miss A. K. lyoms Moorboy 2 and reserve A^3.“g>b, , U«?

- Hamess Horses (Judge: Mr L. C. Warren) rtv°? y c mai ? ea - under 14 hands L Bliss y ß Un ß er LlUv ha^d S f Frazert FlrebMi I and cham-' W . J- ¥ en ’ s Sean Kyle®, S« VW Bluebird 3/Pony 13 to 14 hands (5): J. S and R B. Lilly’s Firegleam 1 and reserve champion, L H A Rn«h-c 14 id to 2 h ß °J al ASCOt 3 ' H °^ e ’ I*s° hand ? , (4): L - “ d K Bushs Firecrest 1, J. s. and R ?' LUIy J s Captivation 2 and re--s®"® Harlea 3. Gig horse (3): J. s, and R. B Lillv’s Fleetfoot 1, R. a. Falls’s Lady ?^ a ? en Best-actioned pony FirerrM? I 7 : J’ S nd K * Bush’s F~p c £?Bt I aud champion, J. S and ?. B ' LUIy and Mrs I. f ra ? e . rt Fireball 2, Lilly’s Fleetwar 3 aii ße ? t <! ady ’ s turn-out (7): W. J. Alien’s Sean Kyle 1, Lilly’s ™j®f team 2. L. H. A. Bush’s Mid-

Satldle Ponies (Judge: Mrs N. T. Judson) Pony, maiden, open, under 12 ».? d .®L. und ® r „l 2 < 9): Mark o Little Z eUa L Warren Smith’s Beau Claire 2 Tilson Family’s Gidget 3. Pony, {inder y.- 2 hands, rider under 12 (14): Miss N. Preece’s Circus 1 and re“rye , champion, Heard and Archdale’s Crick Actor 2, Miss S, J ® nk, ,“ aa St Nicholas 3. Pony, J. 1 : 2 *2, 12 h ands * rider under 12 (11): Miss D. Bevins’s High Brow 1, John Grigg’s Johnny 2, Mrs B. S. Maley’s Rob Roy 3. Bestmannered pony, under 12 hands, rider under 12 (24): Mrs B. S. Maley’s Rob Roy 1, Heard and Archdale’s Crick Actor 2, Miss D. Bevins’s High Brow 3. Pony, maiden. 12 to 13 hands, rider under 14 (8): Miss M. Cassidy’s Cindy 1, Miss A. Gunn’s Tiptoes 2, Wood Family’s Little Joe 3. Pony, 12 to 12.2 hands, rider under 14 (13): Miss C. Mahony’s Debonaire 1 and reserve champion, Mrs B. S. Maley’s Tina 2, Miss F. Johnson’s Red Cherry 3. Pony, 12.2 to 13 hands, rider

under 14 (12): Mrs S. H. Samp-' son and J. Mahony’s Peter Legend 1 and champion. Miss S. Bell's Dainty Maid 2, Miss J. Stead’s Comedian 3. Pony, district, maiden, under 13 hands, rider under 14 (8): Miss F. Davidson’s Genie 1, Warren Smith’s Beau Claire 2, Misses L. Harvey and C. Cowdery’s Gentle Ben 3. Pony, district, under 13 hands, rider under 14 (20): Mrs S. H. Sampson and Miss J. Mahony’s Peter Legend 1. Mrs B. S. Maley’s Tina 2, L. Hewitt’s Lucky Charm 3. Best-mannered pony, 12 to 13 hands, rider under 14 (24): Miss S. Bell’s Dainty Maid 1, Miss J. Stead’s Comedian 2. Saddle Ponies (Judge: Mr C. T. Burrows) Pony, district, maiden, 13 to 14.2 hands, rider under 17 (7): Miss S. David’s Second Thoughts 1: Miss B. Jenkins’s Daybreak 2; Miss N. Reed Cameron 3. Pony, maiden, 13 to 14.2 hands, rider under 17 (14): Miss S. David’s Second Thoughts 1: Miss B. Jenkins’s Daybreak 2; Miss N. Reed’s Cameron, S.Pony, district, 13 to 142 hands, rider under 17 (13): p. Pankhurst’s Rosewood 1; M. Jenkins’s Trendy 2; Miss A. Johnson’s Mlnka 3. Pony 13 to 13.2 hands, rider under 16 (15): P. Pankhurst’s Rosewood 1, champion and supreme champion; Miss L. Wells’s Jiminey Cricket 2; Miss S. Walker’s Miss Legend 3. Pony, 13.2 to 14 hands, rider under 17 (16): The Wood’s Family’s Agreement 1; M. Jenkins’s Trendy 2; Miss L. Johnson’s Gypsy Myth 3. Pony, 14 to 14.2 hands, rider under 17 (12): S. Stead and S. Manom’s Loma Doone 1 and reserve champion; Clark and Reed’s Aladdin Light 2; Miss J. Fisher’s Willy Do 3. Best-mannered pony, 13.2 to 14.2 hands, rider under 17 (22): Reed and Clark’s Aladdin’s Light 1; Wood Family’s Agreement 2; Miss L. Johnson’s Gypsy Myth 3. Best mannered pony, 13 to 13.2 hands, rider under 16 (16): Miss L. Wells's Jiminey Cricket 1; Miss S. Walker’s Miss Legend 2: Tilson Family’s Sparks Aladdin 3. Riding Classes (Judge: Mrs N. T. Judson) Best boy or girl rider, under 7 (13): Miss S. Bruce 1, Miss L. Harnett 2. Miss A. Searle 3. Boy rider, under 10 (13): K. Maley 1, D. Hewitt 2, J. Grigg 3. Boy rider under 12 (8): N. Harnett 1, D. Hudson 2. Under 14 years (6): J. Brockhurst 1, M. Hudson 2, L. Hewitt 3. Girl rider under 10 (11): C. Mahony 1, S. Hudson 2. Under 12 (20): S. Bell 1, T. Grigg 2, N. Wood 3. Under 14 (26): S. Stead 1, S. Walker 2, L. Johnson 3. Best boy or girl, under 12, who had not won a first prize (16): N. Preece 1, J. Gunn 2. J. Fitzgerald 3. Under 14 years (21):- L. Johnson 1, 8. Lilly 2 J. Griggs 3. Team of three pontes (2): Bangor Pony Club 1 and 2.

Riding Classes (Judge: Mr C. T. Burrows) Best girl rider, under 17 (17): Miss R. Clark 1; Miss R. Hunt 2; Miss J. Mahony 3. Best boy rider under 17 (3): B. Jackson I,R. Wood 2, P. Tilson 3. Best boy or girl rider, under 17 novice (4): Miss S. David 1; P. Tilson 2. Best boy or girl rider under 17 (18): A. Clemens 1: Miss R. Clark 2; S. Hunt 3. Team of three pontes (5): Rlccarton Pony Club 1; Bangor Pony Club 2 and 3. Pony lumping (Judge: Mrs N. T. Judson.) Malden pony, not over 13 hands (27): Mrs G. H. Reed and T. Ridgen’s Red Cherry 1, Miss F. Johnson’s Gay Fair 2, F. Davidson’s Genie 3. Not over 12 hands (11): Miss J. Foster’s Foam 1, Tilson family's Gidget 2, E. Campbell’s Twighlight 3. Not over 13 hands (15): F. Johnson’s Gay Fair 1, Mrs B. S. Maley’s Tina 2, Miss J. Mackenzie’s Bush Honey 3. Pony lumping (Judge: Mrs C. T. Burrows.) Maiden pony. 13 to 14.2 bands, rider under 17 (22): The Wood Family’s Pineapple Poll 1, Miss K. Simmons’s Bracken 2, Miss J. Palmer's Golden Dawn 3. Pony, 13 to 14.2 hands, rider under 17 (21): A. Clemens’s Blue Boy 1, Miss L. Wells 2, Miss L. Johnson’s Mlnka 3. Handy pony over jumps, rider under 17, pony under 14.2 hands (22): A. Clemens’s Blue Boy 1, Miss P. Anderson’s Arabia 2, Misses S. and R. Hunt’s Cheeky 3. 6HREP DOGS (Judge: Mr D. G. Tomlin.) Smooth-haired dog (8): W. T. Robertson 1, H. H White 2, Judith Busby 3. Smooth-haired slut (3): R. M. Wilson I, Miss H. McCallum 2, C. S. Stringer 3. Long-haired dog (3): .R. M. Wilson 1, H. H. White 2, W. D. Gebble 3. Long-haired slut (3): S. G. Taylor 1, J. Cole 2, G. S. Barwell 3. Bearded dog and slut (3): G. S. Barwell 1 and 2, W. D. Gebble 3. Sheep dog trials (Judge: Mr D. G. Tomlin.) Forty-four entries: R. M. Wilson’s Rose 1, S. G. Taylor’s Trim 2, H. H. White’s Roy 3. PETS SECTION Pet calves (Judge: G. S. Barwell.) Pet calf, calved since June 1, 1870 (1): M. Pearce 1. Calved since June 1, 1870, and exhibited by children nine year and over (8): L. Wall 1, W. Pearce 2, K. Vlgers and A. Rattray (equal) 3. Pet sheep (Judge: Mr C. O. Redfern.) Pet lamb, exhibitor under eight (12): John Robinson 1, Julie Mowbray 2, Norman Mowbray 3. Pet lamb, exhibitor eight and over (13): Karen Coleman 1, Nicola Robinson 2, Linley Pearce 3. Pet sheep (11): Lynley Pearce 1, William Pearce 2, Karen Coleman 3. Pet ewe and lamb or lambs (5): Jane Jenkins’s Grandma 1, Sandra Adams 2, Robyn Adams 3.