Large crowd, high gate takings at Sheffield Show held on Saturday

Press, Volume CXI, Issue 32567, 29 March 1971, Page 18

Large crowd, high gate takings at Sheffield Show held on Saturday

Fine, mild conditions drew a large crowd to the Malvern Agricultural and Pastoral Association’s annual show at Sheffield on Saturday. • ,

It was one of the most successful Sheffield shows. Gate takings were a record $537 — $lOO more than last year. Ring events proved to be the principal drawcard for horse and pony owners, as well as spectators. Classes were well filled throughout. The sudden break in the weather, with very strong winds, did not come until well into the afternoon. The grand parade was just ending when the weather changed, sending spectators dashing to the shelter of their cars. In a very few moments the grounds were transformed, as trade exhibits and displays were packed up, and many people went home. After the initial southerly change, ring events were resumed, and a programme of jumping events was completed about 5.30 pm. The principal award in the light horse classes, the hack championship, was won by Mrs N. K. Rainey and R. Reid’s Cindy Marie. Earlier, the combination had won the list hack and lady’s hack classes. Condor, shown by I. Bell and Mrs B. Blackie took the reserve, and later in the day won the hunter championship. For exhibitors in some of the other sections, this has not been a favourable season for maintaining stock in ideal show condition. The very dry autumn was also reflected in the farm produce sections where entries were smaller than, usual. Championship awards were: Horses Hack: Mrs N. K. Rainey and • R. Reid's Cindy Marie; reserve, ; I. Bell and Mrs Buckie's Condor. 1 Saddle cob: Mrs L. Bush’s Prince • Robin: reserve, Miss A. K. Thom's Morby. Harness pony: L. H. A. Bush's Firecrest; reserve, R. A. Fall's Czarina. Saddle pony, to 12.2 hands: Clare > Mahony's Debonaire; reserve, K. , Maley’s Rob Roy. Pony, 123 to i 132 hands: Miss S. Walker’s Miss , Legend; reserve, P. Pankhunt's j Rosewood. Pony, 132 to 143 i hands: A. Gray's Summer Haze; ■ reserve. Miss A. David’s Second ’ Thoughts. Supreme Champion ; saddle pony: A. Gray's Summer , Haze. Hunter: L Bell and Mrs ; Buckie’s Condor; reserve, A S. ; and Mrs Chaftey’s Kisima. ]

Border Leicester ram: R. E. Gunn; reserve, P. R. Jebson. Ewe: J. E. Gunn; reserve, R. E. Gunn. Romney ram: Rannoch Trust; reserve, L. E. and H. G. Taylor. Corriedale ram: Robert Reid and Sons Ltd; reserve, Hight Brothers. Ewe: Hight Brothers, and reserve. Halfbred ram: T. E. Jenkins. Ewe: D. Inkson. Merino ram: Mount Torlesse Station. Ewe: Mount Torlesse Station. Southdown ram: M. L. and 3. R. Croy: reserve, A. L. Adams. Ewe: A L. Adams, and reserve. Dorset Down ram: A J. R. Johnstone; reserve, G. M. and R. G. Gunn. Ewe: A J. R. Johnstone, and reserve. South Dorset Down ram: W. G. Inch;

reserve, J. P. Marshall Ewe: P. R. Jebson; reserve, W. G. Inch. South Suffolk ram: M. L. and J. R. Croy. Ewe: M. L. and J. R. Croy. Hampshire ram: A. S. Foster. Ewe: A. S. Foster. Flock - sheep: Cloverfield Farm, Ltd, and reserve. Wool: Hight Brothers.

Milking Shorthorn bull: K. Vigerz. Female: W. O. Vigers. Jersey bull: M. and R. Tate. Female: M. and R. Tate. Ayrshire bull: P. L. Winter. Female: P. L. Winter; reserve, G. D. A'Court. Angus bull: H. E. Jenkins. Red Poll bull: Woodland Park Stud. Female: Wodland

H. Scott's Hereford. Female: A D. H. Scott’s Hereford. Dairy cow for all breeds: M. and R. Tate’s Jersey; reserve, P. L. Dinter’s Ayrshire.

Pigs Berkshire boar: G. Timperley. Sow: G. Timperley. Large White boar: G. Timperley. Sows: C. S. and A. C. BUkely. Landrace boar: G. Timperley. Sow: G. Timperley. Supreme champion boar: G. Timperley’s Large White. Supreme champion sow. G. Timperley’s Landcase. Class awards were: HORSES Light Horses (Judge: Mr W. R. Lemon, Ashburton) District hack, any weight (7): Mrs E. J. Pankhurst's Redwood 1, B. E. Jessep 2, T. C. Grigg's Sandy 3. Maiden hack, to list (13): Mrs R. H. Warwick's Silver Charm 1, Miss R. Short’s Kre-shendo 2, Miss M. Fisher’s Glen Mist 3, Miss 8. Mahon’s Bannockburn v h c. Maiden hack, to list (7): B. E. Jessep 1, Mrs A. M. Ellis’s Whispering Sands 2, Miss K. Webster’s Marcus 3, Miss C. Killey’s Grand Peak v h c Park hack, 143 to IS.I hands (12): Mrs E. J. Pankhurst’s Redwood 1, Miss S. Mahon's Bannockburn 2, Mrs A. M. Ellis's Vanity Fair, Miss R. Clay's Nicolette v h c Hack, to list (15): Mrs N. K. Rainey and R. Reid Cindy Marte 1, Mrs R. H. Warwick’s Silver Charm 2, Mrs S. H. Sampson’s Blythe Spirit 3. Hack, to 13st (10): I. Bell and Mrs Blackle’s Condor 1, Mrs A L. Dunn’s Te Huia 2, D. Collins’s Sagacious 3.. Miss A. D. Kendall’s Hawkins v h c. Hack, over 13st (4): Miss M. Fisher’s Marshall

Gold I, T. C. Grigg* SandyL B. E. Jeuep 3. Lady* h»ck (»): Mn N. K. Roinev and R. Rdd* Cindy Marie 1, L BeU and Mra Blockle* Condor 2, Mrs A. L. Dann's Te Hula 3, Mrs R. H. Warwick’s Silver Charm y h c. Best mannered and paced hack (28): L BeU and Mrs Blackle’s Condor 1, Mrs A. L. Dunn's Te Hula 2, Mrs S. H. Sampson's ?T e c. Ji & and Mrs Blackie’s Condor and Mrs A. L. Dunn's Te Hula 1, Mrs N. K. Rainey and R. Reid’s Cindy Marie, and B. E 2, Mrs S. H. Sampson's Blythe Spirit and W. Robertson and Mrs C. Grant's Hunting Stewart 3. Best lady rider (17V Mrs N K. Rainey 1, Mrs B. Blackle 2, Miss L. Gibb 3, Mrs S. H. Sampson rhe. PON lit Group A (Judge: Mrs I. E. B. Fraser, Probbletnn) District maiden, not over 13.3 hands (7): Miss S. Hall’s Misty 1, W. Smith’s Beauclalr 3, Joanne James’s Nougat 3. District pony, not over 134 (17): K. Maley* Rob Roy 1, K. Maley’s Tina 3, Fiona Johnson’s Red Cherry 3. W. Smith’s Beaudair vhc. Maiden, not over 114 hands (6): Tracey Cameron’s Jodie 1, R. and Nicola Hill’s Twinkles 3, C. Roberts’s Golden Shandy 3. Pony, not over 11 hands <T>: Mies D. Bowker and R. Hampton’s Pickwick 1, T. Ridgen’s SUvo 3, Miss N. Preece’s Peanuts 3. Pony, Il to 114 hands (9): G. Heard's TinkerbeUe 1, Mrs G. H. Reed and T. Ridgen's Red Cherry 2, Miss N. Preece’s Circus 3. Maiden, 114 to 134 hands (10): W. Smith’s Beauciairil, Miss A. Gunn’s Tiptoe’s 2, Miss S. Hall’s Misty 3. S. Gunn’s Cindallln v h c.

f Pony, 114 to 13 hands (9): K. . Maley* Rob Roy 1, W. Smith’s Beauclalr 2, Miss R. Johns’s Gidget 3. Pony, 13 to 124 hands I (3): Miss C. Mahoney's Debon- ' aire 1, K. Maley's Tina 3, Miss , V. Willis* Melody Maid 3. Heard 1 and SchneU* Midnight v h c. : Best mannered and paced pony, • not over 114 hands (10): G. Heard’s TinkerbeUe 1, Miss N. Preece’s Circus 3, Miss K. Jenkins’s St Nicholas 3. Best paced and mannered pony, 114 to 134 hands (21): Miss C. Mahoney’s Debonaire 1, J. Grigg’s Johnny 2, Miss F. Johnson’s Red Cherry 3, Heard and SchneU* Midnight v h e. Group B (Judge: Mr E. J. Lee) District maiden, 124 to 134 hands (3): P. Pankhurst and B. Jenkins’s Bay Lad 1, Miss H. 1 Mackenzie’s Cassidy 2, District 1 pony 124 to 134 hands (9): P. Pankhurst* Rosewood 1, Miss B. Jenkins and V. Willis’s Treature 2, Mrs S. H. Sampson and Miss C. Mahony's Peter Legend 3. Malden, 12.3 to 134 hands (13): Miss R. John’s Vanity 1, Miss J. Foster’s FeUclty 2, P. Pankhurst and Miss B. Jenkins’s Bay Lad 3. Pony, 124 to 13 hands (12): Miss R. John’s Vanity 1, Miss J. Foster’s Felicity 3, P. Pankhurst and Miss B. Jenkins’s Bay Lad 3. Pony, 124 to 13 hands (14): Miss B. Jenkins and V. Willis’s Treasure 1, Mrs S. H. Sampson and Miss C. Mahoney’s Peter Legend 2, Miss J. Wightman* Tanlta 3, Miss S. BeU* Dainty Maid v h e. Pony, 13 to 134 hands (14): Miss S. . Walker’s Miss Legend 1, P. . Pankhurst* Rosewood 2, Miss N. Searle’s Lorna Doone 3, W. R. Hawker’s Sahara Queen v h c. Best paced and mannered pony, 124 to 13 hands (16): Miss S. BeU* Dainty Maid 1, Miss B. Jenkins and V. Willis* Treasure 2, L. Hewitt’s Lucky Charm 3, Misses J. and J. Adams, and Miss S. Liny’s Mary Poppins V h c. Best paced and mannered pony, 13 to 13.2 hands (16): Miss M. DaUey’s Peri I, Miss S. Walker's Miss Legend 2, Miss P. Anderson’s Arabia 3, Miss J. Stead* Rebecca v h c. Group C (Judge: Mrs A. L. Dunn) District maiden, 13.2 to 14.2 hands (2): Tilson Family's Spark* AUadln 1, Kate Simmons’s Bracken 2. District pony, 13.2 to 144 hands (8): Miss L. Johnson’s Gypsy Myth 1, M. Jenkins’s Trendy 2. Misses S. and R. Hunt’s Mln Flicka 3. Malden, 134 to 144 hands (21): Miss J. Searle* Recovery 1, Misses R. Grimsey and S. Lowe’s Golden Sheik 2, Tilson Family’s Spark’s AUadln 3, Miss P. Wright’s Golden Sari v h c. Pony, 134 to 14 hands (14): Miss S. David's Second Thoughts 1, Misses R. and S. Harvey’s Forget-Me-Not 2, Miss J. Palmer* Golden Dawn 3, Miss L. Johnson* Gypsy Myth v h c. Pony, 14 to 144 hands (17): A. Gray’s Summer Haze 1, Misses S. Stead and S. Mahon’s t Lorna Doone 2, Miss K. Mahony’s Flair 3, Reed and Clarke* AUadin* Light v h c. Best mantwed and pared pony, 134 to 14 hands (13): Miss A. David* Second Thoughts 1, Miss L. Johnson’s Gypsy Myth 2, Misses R. and S. Harvey’s Forget-Me-Not 3, Miss P. WyUe* Desert Queen v h c. Best mannered and paced pony, 14 to 14.2 hands (16): Miss N. Mander* , Ai-Khali 1. Miss J. Searle’s ReI covery 2, Miss K. Wright* : Amberwell 3, Reed and Clarke* • AUadln* Light v h c. Cobs and Hamess Horses ’ (Judge: Mr A. F. Cunningham, Christchurch) Saddle cob, maiden, net over ' 15.1 hands (6): Miss A. Wight- . man’s Gay Princess 1, Miss J. I Bassett* Mountain Ash 2, Mrs i J. R. Ward’s Blue Boy 3. Not

over 144 hands (7h Mrs A A. CampbeU* Venus 1, Miss J. Bassett’s Mountain Ash 2, Miss S. Coffey's SooUe 3. Cob, 144 to 15.1 Bands (6): Mrs L. Bush* Prince Rota 1 and champion. Miss A K. Thom* Moorboy i and reserve champion, Miss A Wightman* Gay Princess 3. Best mannered and paced cob, to 15.1 hands (9): Miss L. Bush* Prince Robin 1, Miss J. Bassett’s Mountain Ash 2, Mrs A A CampbeU* Venue 3, Miss A. K. Thom* Moorboy v b c. Hamess pony, under 144 hands (7) R. A Fall* Czarina 1 and reserve champion, L. and K. Bush* Royal Ascot 2, L. H. A. Bush* Midnight 3. Harness pony, over 14.2 hands (3): L. H. A Bush* Flrecrest 1 and champion. R. A Falls* Lad* Bracken 3. Best actioned harness pony (8) L. H. A Bush* Firecrest 1, A A. Falls* Czarina 3, L. H. A. Bush* Midnight 3. Best turnout (8): W. J. EUen’s Sean Kyle 1, K. Stewart’s Fire Maid 3, A A. Falls* Czarina 3. Led classes (Judge: Mr A. F. Cunningham, Christchurch) Brood mare, not over 13.2 hands, with foal at foot (6): Miss B. M. Jenkins* Golden Lee 1, Miss J. Black’s Greynor 2, Mrs C. S. Tod* Memory 3. Foal, not over 124 hands st maturity (6): Merle Dawson* Gundagai 1, Miss A M. Jenkins* unnamed 2, Miss C. Howell* Waxeye 3. Brood mare, 12.2 to 14.2 hands, with foal at foot (7): Miss B. M. Jenkins’s Polyan 1. Misses L. and J. Hawker* Melllssa 2, Miss J. Black* Ginger Wine 3. Foal, 12.2 to 144 hands at maturity (9): Mrs D. Isaac* Sparkling Sand 1, Miss J. Black* unnamed 3, Misses L. and J. Hawker’s unnamed 3. Brood mare, 14.3 hands, with foal at foot (2): Miss S. Saunders’s Alert Moon 1, Miss S. Saunders’s Tarla 2. Yearling, not to exceed 134 hands at maturity (8): Misses S. and R. Hunt’s Jason King 1, Merle Dawson* Gundagai Silverton 2, Miss B. M. Jenkins’s What’s Wanted—Tina 3. Yearling, to 144 hands at maturity (11): Miss B. M. Jenkins* Radiant 1. Miss B. Black* Moon Dust 2, Miss S. H. Sampson’s Lucy Locket 3. Yearling, over 14.3 hands at maturity (10): Mrs N. K. Rainey and R. Reid’s Navy Bill 1, Miss S. Saunders's unnamed 2, Miss R. Grimsey 3. Two-year-old, to 124 hands (5): N. C. Mahon* Pungs Fanfaire 1, Miss S. H. Sampson* Gypsy Doll 2, Miss B. M. Jenkins* What’s Wanted—Our Margaret 3. Two-year-old, 124 to 144 hands (10): Mrs T. D. SchneU* Shemseeh 1, Miss B. M. Jenkins’s Melody 2, Miss D. Firth* Koura 3, Two-year-old over 14.2 hands (3): Mrs S. H. Sampson* Gaelic Spirit 1, Miss J. M. Buchanan* Baronette 2, Miss A. Couper* Golden Halo 3. Riding classes (Judge: Mrs A. L. Dunn)

Leading rein, chUdren to six years (14): Angela Hamptoh 1, AnnabeUe Betts 2, Clare Wightman 3, J. Gunn v h c. Best boy or girl rider, under eight (7): Katheryn Jenkins 1, Barbara Black 2, Paul Donald 3. Boy rider, eight and under It (8): A Hampton 1, G. Heard 2, K. Maley 3. Giri rider, eight and under 10 (11): Clare Mahony 1, Susan Hudson 2, Jane Wightman 3. Boy rider, 10 and under 12 (9): D. Hudson 1. D. Hewitt 2, J. Tate 3. Giri rider, 10 and under 12 (20): Fiona Johnson 1, Susan Lilly 2. Shelley Owens 3, Rochelle Stead v h c. Giri rider, 12 and under 14 (20): Suanne Stead 1, Sharon Walker 2, Miss G. Dunn 3, Miss V. Willis v h c. Boy rider, 13 and under 14 (7): M. Hudson 1, D. Wood 3, L. Hewitt 3. Boy rider. 14 and under 16 (3): A. Gray 1, R. Wood 2, G. Burrows 3. Girl rider, 14 and under 16 (14): Nicola Mander 1, Jane Waters 2. Pam Wylie 3, Katherine Newman v h c. District boy or girl rider, under 18 (Echo Challenge Cup), section A (8): Anna Johnson 1, Miss P. Wright 2, Miss A Wright 3. Section B (18): Miss L. Johnson 1, A Maley 2, L. Hewitt 3, Miss S. Lilley v h c.

Jumping events (Judges: Messrs T. C. Grigg and G. A Hutton)

Improvers* grade, table A (21): B. Bussell and J. Bourne* I Shakes 1, S. C. Montgomery's , Tripper 2, R. Topp’s Lookout 3, Miss C. Alley’s Grand Peak v he. C and A grade, table A I (14): Miss M. Fisher’s Glen Mist i 1, V. H. and Mrs Harris’s Lara I 2, Mrs G. West’s Dusky Bay 3. i L Bell and Mrs Blackle* Condor i v h c. Maiden hunter (27): D. . A and Mrs Hutton* Flashaway : 1. P .Letham* Perhaps 2, Miss i C. KiUey* Grand Peak 3, B. I Bussell and J. Bourne* Shakes i v h c. Open hunter (33): I. Bell , and Mrs Blackie’s Condor 1..5. i G. Rutherford* Exciseman 2, A i S. and Mrs Chaffey’s Ktslma 3, - Miss R. Grimsey* Lucky Strike vhc.

Pony jump, for ponies to 13.2 hands (24): Jillene Stead* Rebecca 1, Anna Scott’s Twiggy 2. K. Maley’s Tina 3, P. Heppelthwalte* Ned Kelly vhc. Pony jump, 13.2 to 144 hands (31): A. Gray* Summer Haze 1, Miss S. David* Second Thoughts 2, Miss D. M. Mcßae 3, A Heppelthwaite’s Jonathan vhc. Pony jump, table A (31): Misses R. and S. Harvey’s Moana 1, Wood family’s Pineapple Poll 2, Miss A. Wightman* Hurricane 3, S. Heppelthwaite’s Jonathan v h e. Pony fault and out. to 144 hands (30): S. Hepplethwaite* Jonathan 1, Miss J. Waters* Master Simon 2, Miss V. Willis* Syivette 3. Open, fault and out (27): I. BeU and Mrs Blackie’s Condor 1, R.

Tppp’s Lookout 2, A. S. and Mrs Chaffey’s Kisima 3, J. R. Topp’s Tiny Machree vhc.

CATTLE Milking Shorthorns (Judge: Mr H. D. Hurford, Irwell)

Cow. calved prior to June, 1967 ft): W. O. vlgers 1 and 2. Helfer, calved since May 31, 1967 (1): W. O. Vlgers 1. Heifer, calved since May 31, 1968 (1): W. O. Vlgers. Two females, progeny of one aire (3): w. O. Vlgers 1 and 2, P. Coleman 3. Helfer, calved since May 31. 1969 (4): W. O. Vlgers 1, P. Coleman 2. Heifer, calved since May 31, 1970 (3): Marion Vlgers 1. Yearling bull (1): K. Vigen 1 and champion.

AYMHIU (Judges Mr J. Wlllan) Cow, calved prior to June 1, 1967 (4): P. L. Winter 1 and champion, G. D. A’Court 2 and reserve, M. T. Gottermeyer 3. Helfer, calved since May 31, 1967 (1): P. L. Winter 1. Helfer, calved since May 31,1968 (2): P. L. Wintert, N. and A. Rattray 2. Helfer calved since May 31. 1969 (4): G. J. and O. M. Banks 1, P. L. Winter 2 and 3. Helfer, calved since May 31, 1970 (2): P. X. Winter I and 2. Two heifers, calved since May 31, 1900 (1): P. L. Winter 1. Bull, born since May 31, 1969 (1): 9. L. Winter 1. Bull, born since May 31, 1970 (1); P. L. Winter 1. Jersey (Judge: Mr F. Lange, Kowblttrang!)

All awards in this section were won by M. end R. Tate. Friesian (Judge: Mr H. D. Hurford, Irwell) . The sole exhibitor, J. M. Anderson, won ell awards. Beef section

(Judge: Mr M. V. Poff, Methven) Bull, born since May 31, 1968 (2) A D. H. Scott 1 and champion. Woodland Park Stud 2. Heifer calved since May 31 1969 (1): A. D. H. Scott 1 and champion. Bull, bom before June 1, 1969 (1): Woodland Park Stud 1. Red Polle (Judge: Mr R. M. D. Johnston, Mount Torlesse) ' Woodland Park Stud won all awards. Children* dosses Best yearling, reared by exhibitor (2): A. Rattray 1. Best calf, reared by exhibitor (5); M. Pearce 1, Deborah Winter 2, Lynette Wall 3. PIOS Berkshire (Judges: Messrs A. C. Jack and A Crossen) Boar, over 14 months (2): G. Timperley 1 and champion, C. S. and A, C. Blakely 2. Under 14 months (1): G. Timperley 1. Under 8 months (1): D. H. Wraight 1. Sow, over 14 months (3) G. Timperley 1, champion and 2, D. H. Wraight 3. Under 14 months (4): G. Timperley 1, 2 and 3. Under 8 months (2): G. Timperley 1 and 2. Landrace (Judges: Messrs Jack and Crossen) Boar, over 24 months (1): G. Timperley 1 and champion. Under 14 months (1): G. Timperley 1. Under 8 months (1): G, Timperley 1. Sow over 14 months (4) G. Timperley 1 and champion, 2 and 3. Under 14 months (1): G. Timperley 1. Under 8 months (5): G. Timperley 1 and 2. J. A. Simpson 3. Two bacon pigs (2): G. Timperley 1. Two porkers (2): G. Timperley 1. Large White Judges: Messrs Jack and Crocsen) Boar over 24 months (2): G. Timperley 1 and champion. Under 14 months (2): D. H. Wraight 1. Under 8 months (4): G. Timperley 1 and 3. C. S. and A. C. Blakely 2. Sow over 14 months (4) C. S. and A C. Blakely 1 and champion, J. A. Simpson 2 and 3. Under 14 months (4): G. Timperley 1 and 3, C. S. and A. C. Blakely 2. Under 8 months (5) G. Timperley 1 end 2. C. S. and A C. &akriy 3. Sow, with litter under two months <fld (1): J. A. Simpson L SHHF Border LeiceMers (Judge: Mr IL Davis, Cromwell) Ram, any age (4): R. E. Gunn 1 and champion, P. R. Jebson 2 and reserve, J. G. Gunn 3. Ram lamb, thorn (8): R. E. Gunn 1 and 2, P. R. Jebson 3. Ewe (5): R. E. Gunn 1 and reserve, J. G. Gunn 2 and 3. One-shear ewe (6): J. G. Gunn 1 and champion, and 2, P. R. Jebson 3. Ewe lamb, shorn (7): R. E. Gunn 1 and 2, B. J. and R. M. Clinton 3. Romneys (Judge: Mr D. W. Palmer, Amberley). Ram, other than one-shear (4): L. E. and H. G. Taylor 1 and reserve, Rannoch' Trust 2. Oneshear ram (6): Rannoch Trust 1 and champion and 2. Ram lamb (5): Beechgrove Stud 1, Rannoch Trost 2, L. E. and H. G. Taylor 3. Ram lamb, natural condition (3): L. E. and H. G. Taylor 1 and 2. Shorn (2): Eeechgrove Stud 1, O. R. Chamberlain and Sons 2. Ewe, other than one-shear (3): L. E. and H. G. Taylor 1 and 2. One-shear (3): L. E. and H. G. Taylor 1 champion and 2. Natural condition (4): L. E. and H. G. Taylor 1 and reserve, J. G. Gunn 2. Ewe lamb (4): O. R. Chamberlain and Sons 1, L. E. and H. G. Taylor 2. Natural condition (3): L. E. and H. G. Taylor 1 and 2. Shorn (2): O. R. Chamberlain 1 and 2. Corriedale

(Judge: Mr J. Pal tie, Seddon). Ram, any age. (6): R. Reid and Sons, Ltd 1, champion and 3, Hight Brothers 2 and reserve champion. Ram lamb (4): Hight Brothers 1 and 2 R. Reid and Sons 3. Ewe, one-shear (1): Hight Brothers 1 and champion. Ewe lamb (4): Hight Brothers 1 and reserve champion, and 2, G. D. Glllanders and Sons 3. Halfbred (Judge: Mr J. Pattie, Seddon). Ram, any age ,4): T. E. Jenkins 1. D. Inkson 2 and 3. Ram lamb (5): D. Inkson 1, and 2, T. E.

variety, white (4): H. E. Jenkins L M. E. Redfern 2, G. Judd 3. Coloured (1): A. J. R. Johnstone 1. Malting barley (8): L. E. Roper 1, Wright Brothers 2, A. E. Jenkins 3. Feed barley (3): M. E. Redfern 1, L. E. Roper 2. Field peas, partridge and marthon (1): D. H. Judd 1. Any other variety (4): P. G. Morrison 1, G. Judd

2 and 3. Garden peas, any variety (5): P. G. Morrison 1, Wright Brothers 2, D. L. Wright 3.

Ryegrass, Perennial (41: M. E. Redfern 1, D. H. Judd 2. Italian (4): T. E. Jenkins 1 and 2. Hl (8): M. E. Redfern 1, J. M. Adams 2, Wright Brothers 8. Arikl (5); M. E. Redfern 1, H. E. Jenkins 2, D. H. Judd 3. Tama (10): T. E. Jenkins 1, D. L. Wright 2, M.

E. Redfern 3. Cocksfoot (3): Wright Brothers 1 and 2. White clover (7): Wright Brothers 1, G. Judd 2, M. E. Redfern 3. Meadow hay (2): J. G. Gunn 1, H. G. Jenkins 2. Lucerne hay (4): J. G. Gunn 1, R. E. Gunn 2, A. J. R. Johnstone 3. Collection of farm seeds (5): Wright Brothers 1, D. L. Wright 2, G. Judd 3.

i Jenkins 3. Ewe (6): D. Inkson 1, and 3, T. E. Jenkins 2. Ewe lamb (5) T. E. Jenkins 1 and 3. D. Inkson 2, Merino (Judge: Mr J. Pattie, Seddon). Ram( one-shear (1): Mount Torlease Station 1, Ram lamb (3): Mount Torlesse Station 1, Benmore Station 2. Ewe, other than one-ahear (2): Mount Torlesse Station 1. Ewe, one-shear (2): Mount Torlesse Station 1. Ewe lamb (3): Mount Torlesse Station South Suffolk! (Judge: Mr K. W. Busch). Ram, any age (1): M. L. and J. R. Croy 1 and champion. Ram lamb (2): M. L. and J. R. Croy 1 and 2. Ewe, any age (2): M. L. and J. R. Croy 1. champion and 2, Ewe lamb (»: M. L. and J. R. Croy 1 and 2. Hampshire Down (Judge: Mr K. W. Busch). Ram lamb (1): A. S. Foster 1 and champion. Ewe lamb (2): A. S. Foster 1, champion and 2. Dorset Down (Judge: Mr K. W. Busch). Ram, any age (1): A. J. R. Johnstone 1 and champion. Ram lamb (5): G. M. and R. G. Gunn 1, reserve champion and 2, G. D. Glllanders and Son 3. Ewe (2): A. J. R. Johnstone 1 and reserve, R. Adams 2. Ewe lamb (7): A. J. Johnstone 1 and reserve, G. M. and R. D. Gunn 2 and 3. South Dorset Down (Judge: Mr K. W. Busch). Ram. any age (2): J. P. Marshall 1 and reserve, and 2. Ram lamb (6): W. G. Inch 1. champion and 2, L. E. and H. G. Taylor 3. Ewe. any age (5): P. R. Jebson 1 and champion, J. P. Marshall 2, G. W. R. Inch 3. Ewe lamb (8): W. G. Inch 1, reserve champion and 2, L. E. and H. G. Taylor 3. Southdown (Judge: Mr W. Brooks, Brookside) Run. other than one-shear (2): M. L. and J. R. Croy 1, A. L. Adams 2. One-shaar (2): A. L. Adams 1, M. L. and J. R. Croy n Tp u rt«: Ram lamb (3): M. L. and J. R. Croy 1, A. L. Adams 2, T. E. Jenkins 3. Natural condition (6): A. L. Adams 1 and 2, M. L. and J. R. Croy 3. Pair of ram lambs (3): T. E. Jenkins 1, P. R. Jebson 3, Hight Brothers 3. Ewe, other than one-shear (2): A. L. Adams 1, M. L. and J. R. Croy 2. Oneshear (3): A. L. Adams 1, M. L. and J. R. Croy 2. Any age, natural condition (8): A. L. Adams 1, T. E. Jenkins 2. Wright Brothers 3. Ewe lamb (3): A. L. Adams 1. Hight Brothen 2, M. L. and J. R. Croy 3. Natural condition (4): M. L. and J. R. Croy LT. E. Jenkins 2, Hight Brothen 3. Pair of ewe lambs, natural condition IS): T. E. Jenkins 1, Hight Bros. 2. P. R. Jebson 3. Flock sheep (Judges: Messn I. P. Chamberlain, Burnham, and V. S. Shadbolt, French Farm) Romneys.—Three ewe lambs, shorn (1): K. M. Wells L Three ewes, one-shear (5): K. M. Wells L A. W. R. Trolove 2 and 3. Three ewes, other than one-shear (6) J. G. Gunn 1, Wright Brothen 2 and 3. Ten ewes, one or two-shear (2): T. A. MacKenzie 2 - Ten ew * lambs (1): K. M. Wells 1.

Halfbred or Corriedale.—Three ewe lambs (4): D. G. Edge 1, Faulkner Brothen 2, Benmore Station 3. Three ewes, one-shear (7): Cloverffeld Farm, Ltd, 1 and 2, R. Adams 3. Three ewe lambs, shorn (3): R. Adams 1, Cloverfield Farm, Ltd, 2 and 3. Three ewes, other than one-shear (3): Cloverfield Farm 1, reserve champion, 2 and 3. Ten ewes, one or twoshear (3): Cloverfield Farm 1, champion and 2, Benmore Station 3. Ten ewe lambs (3): Cloverfield Fann 1, D. G. Edge 2, Benmore Station 3.

Prime sheep (Judge: Mr I. H. Parktnson, Christchurch) Two wethen, not over 1301 b live-weight (2): K. M Wells 1 and 2. One-shear, not over 1501 b (2): K. M. Wells 1 and 3. Any weight, any breed (3): K. M. Wdls 1, D. G. Edge 2. Two aged ewes, other than halfbred or Corriedale (1): E. M. Skurr 1. Two lambs, Ryeland or Down cross, not over 701 b live-weight (5): R. E. Gunn 1, K. M. Wells 2, E. M. Skurr 3. Ryeland Or Down cross, not over 801 b (5): D. G. Edge 1, E. M. Skurr 3, K. M. .Wells 3. Ryeland or Down cross, any weight (3): E. M. Skurr 1, R. E. Gunn 2 and 3.

White-faced lambs (other than Ryeland or Down croas), not over 701 b (2): D. G. Edge 1, K. M. Wells 2. Not over 801 b (3): K. M. Wells 1, Faulkner Brothers 2, D. G. Edge 3. Not over 901 b (3): K. M. Wells 1, R. E. Gunn 2. Any weight (2): R. E. Gunn 1, K. M. Wells 2. Best pen of three lambs for export (3): E. M. Skurr 1, K. M. Wells 2, R. E. Gunn 3. iest pen of five for export, under 90ib (1): K. M. Wells 1. Pet lambs and sheep (Judge: Mr I. H. Parkinson) Under 6 years (5): J. Robinson 1, Catherine Rattray 2, Nicola Adams 3. Under 9 years (0): N. Mowbray 1, Robyn Adams 2, Jacqueline Inkersell 3. Open (9): Nicola Robinson 1, Linley Pearce 2, W. Pearce 3. Pet sheep (7): D. Buseh I, W. Pearee 2, Judith Busby 3. Wool (Judge: Mr J. Dwyer, Christchurch.) Halfbred or Corriedale ewe (5): Hight Brothers 1 and champion, D. Inkson 2, G. D. Glllanders and Sons 3. Halfbred or Corriedale hogget (5): Hight Brothers 1, D. Inkson 2, T. E. Jenkins 3. Merino wether or ewe (4): Mount Torlesse Station 1,2 and 3. Grain and seeds (Judge: Mr H. P. Kearney, . Christchurch.) Wheat, HUgendorf (1): H. E. Jenkins 1. Aotea (5): M. E. Redfern 1, Hight Brothers 2, Wright Brothers 3. Arawa (11): D. L. Wright 1, F. L. Burrows 2, T. E. Jenkins 3. Any other variety (3): Wright Brothers 1. Young farmers’ class (4): W. O. Vlgers 1, J. M. Adams 2. Oats, any