RANGIORA SHOW WELL UP TO EXPECTATIONS

Press, Volume CXIV, Issue 33676, 28 October 1974, Page 15

RANGIORA SHOW WELL UP TO EXPECTATIONS

The Northern Agricultural and Pastoral Association had its second most successful show, when the event ended on Saturday.

Excluding the flowers, the •‘Rangiora Show" had a record of 3646 entries for a normal .show, a figure exceeded by only the 1966 centennial show.

In spite of the biting wind and later overcast sky, spectators turned out in surprisingly large numbers to provide a record gate for an ordinary show. The attendance was probably very similar to last year but helped by slightly increased charge,?; the takings of $1323 were up by nearly $2OO and were more than $4O better than the previous record, although still well behind the $2067 for the centennial show. Horses double Entries soared to 1845 in the horse section, with 900 in the pony classes, resulting in these competitions being extended over the full Friday as well. To cope with the record field of 76 in the .sheep dog trials meant a 7.30 a.m. start on the Friday. Generally, the dogs put on a wonderful display, although in a couple of cases they had the added difficulty of mastering fractious sheep, turned “wild” by the unaccustomed presence of the large crowd around the arena. The jumping course was considered the most demanding at an A. and P. .show, apart from Christchurch, for the last few years and, surprisingly, there were 10 clear rounds, a tribute to the high standard of the course planning, the competitors, and the lift provided by the ground conditions. The winner of the Table A event, Miss P. Parsons, on Ringo, gave an outstanding performance of clean jumping. Stock classes In mc.st cases exhibits in the stock classes ranged from a satisfactory to a very high standard, although in some cases judges would have liked more entries or a bigger range of exhibitors. The pig judge (Mr P. T. Neal, of Rai Valley) was pleased with the increased number of pig entries, contrasting with the trend in the industry, where the numbers “are declining because of costs.” The quality of the top pigs was especially close. The top pens of prime lambs were of a high standard but a lot were lacking bloom, said the judge (Mr B. J. Brownie, of Akaroa). A lot of lambs had to be transferred to other classes because of overweight, probably from being weighed too) early in the week. Fine Jersey The champion Jersey cow, the three year old Pineleigh Regal Pear, entered by R. W. Frost and Son and Skurr was a particularly good cow and would be hard to beat at the Royal Show at In-1 vercargill, although there ; was very little between it; and the reserve champion, D J. Martyn’s Silverlea; Designs Raema, said the I judge (Mr C. J. Brooks, of Karamea). This was born out when} Silverlea Designs Raema; was chosen as the over-all‘ champion dairy cow. J. J. 1 and J. A. Geddes gained the> over-all reserve champion award, with Tahora Linmack Lara, the champion Friesian cow, which was the Friesian champion a week ago at Ellesmere. The Friesian judge (Mr L. A Dickie) said the quality,; especially in the female.;, was up to the usual high Canterbury standard, but the number of male entries was disappointing. ‘■.Manners lacking’ The number of Corriedales . was disappointing but those! put forward were a credit to) the breed, said the judge (Mr K. V. Hood, Rakaia). While the saddle cobs; were strong in numbers, j; some unfortunately were; sadly lacking in manners,! said' the judge (Mrs E. , Chamberlain, of Timaru).), The over-all quality was good, however, with C. R.J Peter’s champion harness ; j pony, Firebreak, outstanding. !■ Wool entries in the regis-; tered breeders section were of a high standard, although some were showing the;' effects of the recent wet:l conditions, said the judge' I (Mr J. Devine, of Christ-!, church). The champion fleece H was an outstanding adult J fleece of very good style and;] character. Entries in the: commercial sections were a ' little disappointing in ’ quality. ! i The' official party in the, grand parade included the: show president (Mr G. P.| Mclntosh), the Parliamentary:’ Under-Secretary for Agricul- 1 ture (Mr B. G. Barclay), the;' member of Parliament for,, the district (Mr T. K. Burke); ■ and the two vice-presidents 1 (Messr.s D. M. Wyllie and C.!j I. Peter). Results: — j ’ Championships < HORSES Harness horse.—H. W. Baki lag'n’s Lady Bracken. J Harness cob.—Bush and Clifton • 1 families’ Firecrest. v Harness pony.—C. I. and L. I. 2 Peter’s Firebreak; reserve cham- 3 pion. Bush and Clifton families’ j. Midnight. r Saddle cob.—Miss A. Myers s -j Jason; reserve champion. Misses r J. Prebble and J. Young s Cindy. a Saddle horses.—Supreme champion: Mrs M. Hutchinson’s Northern Lights. 14.2 hands-15.1 hands: Mrs D. A. Hutton’s Guy: reserve champion. Mesdames A. , Crowther and H. Halstein's Yeti. Over 15.1 hands: Mrs M. Hutch- J inson’s Northern Lights; reserve ' champion. Mrs S. H. Sampson's ' Biggin Hill. n Hunters. —Mrs E. G. Ruther- s ford's Moreland; reserve cham- 3 pion. A. S. Chaffey and Mrs Chaffey’s Kisima.

Led ponies.—A. and Miss S. 1 Gray’s Flashman. Saddle pony.—Ring I: Robyn Anderson’s Golden Glow; reserve champion, Vicki Willis and Mrs L. Hyslop’s My Word. Ring II: Douglas Hewitt’s Lucky Charm; reserve champion, Jane Adams and Mrs S. H. Sampson’s Peter Legend. Ring III: Clare Mahoney’s Debonaire. Reserve champion, Heard and Schnell’s Midnight. CATTLE Champion dairy cow.—D. J. Martyn's Silverlea Designs Raema; reserve champion, J. J. and J. A. Geddes’s Tahora LinMilking shorthorn. —Bull: T. R. Saunders's Delray Prince; reserve champion, G. E. Bailey’s Elmgrove Huntsman. Cow: G. E. Bailey’s Elmgrove Glow; reserve: champion, T. R. Saunders's Del-: ray Gaynor. Friesian. —Bull: S. A. and D. A. j Stewart's Tahora Cadilac Laddie;) reserve champion, J. G. Stewart’s! Cresslands Lin Talisman. Cow: J. 1 J. and J. A. Geddes’s Tahora! Linmack Lara; reserve cham-! pion, J. G. Stewart’s Pitcairn’s 1 T. Pearl, bred by E. L. Adams.! Jersey.—Cow: R. W. Frost, son, and Skurr’s Pine Leigh! Regal Pearl; reserve champion,’ D J. Martyn’s Silverlea Designs! Raema. Bull: R. Tate’s Ribbon-! wood Elegance, bred by R. C. 1 and M. N. Tate. SHEEP

Merino. —Ram: K. D. Stevenson and reserve champion. Ewe: K. D. Stevenson, and reserve champion. Half bred.—Ram: K. D. Stevenson, and reserve champion. Ewe: K. D. Stevenson, and reserve champion. Border Leicester. —Ram: K. D. Stevenson, and reserve champion. Ewe: C. McCaskey, and reserve champion.

English Leicester. — Ram: Ravenswood Stud, and reserve champion. Ewe: Ravenswood Stud, and reserve champion. Southdown. —Ram: R. H. Fleming and Son, and reserve champion. Ewe: C. McCaskey, and reserve champion. South Dorset Down—Ram: L. E. Taylor, and reserve champion. Ewe: A. A. and L. W. Ellis, and reserve champion. South Suffolk.—Ram: IL C. Vanstone, and reserve champion. Ewe: H. C. Vanstone and reserve champion. Perendale. —Ram: J. W. F. Moore, and reserve champion. Ewe: J. Wilson, jun., and reserve champion. Dorset Down—Ram: A. A. Busch, and reserve champion. Ewe: M. H. Finney and Company, Ltd. bred Darenal Estate; reserve champion, A. H. Busch. Corriedales. —Ram: D. S. Johns Trust, bred R. Robinson, and reserve champion. Ewe: D. S. Johns Trust, and reserve chamRomnev. —Ram: Ravenswood Stud; reserve champion, H. C. Vanstone, bred by M. McLaren. Ewe: D. W. Palmer; reserve champion, L. E. Taylor Fat lambs.—Lands and Survey Department (Eyrewell) x Wool. —D. S. Johns Trust: reserve champion, B. W. and P. F. Dixon. PIGS Supreme champion boar.—D. J. Hurford. Sow: Miller Brothers. I Berkshire. —Boar: A. C. and 'Mrs G. S. Blakely. Sow: D. J. Hurford; reserve champion A. C. .and Mrs C. S. Blakeley. Large White.—Boar: Miller i Brothers, and reserve champion. I Sow: Miller Brothers; reserve : champion, A. C. and Mrs C. S. i Blakely. ' Landrace. —Boar: D. J. Hurford; reserve champion Jillian Tiffen. Sow: D. J. Hurford; re- | serve champion, G. Timperley. DOGS Sheep dogs.—P. Newton’s Paddy. Detailed results: — SHEEP Merino (Judge: Mr T. Todhunter, Rakaia) Ram. over 18 months (2): K. D. I Stevenson 1 and 2. Ewe, under ;18 months (2): K. D. Stevenson 1 and 2. Ram, under 18 months ! (2): K. D. Stevenson 1 and 2. Half-bred kludge: Mr T. Todhunter, Rakaia) Ram. over 30 months (1): K. D. Stevenson 1. Ram, 18 months to 30 months (1): K. D. Stevenson 1. Ram, under 18 months, shorn (2): K. D. Stevenson 1 and 2. Ewe: under 18 months, shorn (2): K. D. Stevenson 1 and 2. Natural condition.—Ewe, under ■lB months (1): K. D. Stevenson! 11. English Leicester i (Judge: Mr J. D. B. Reid, Darfield) Ram, over 18 months till Ravenswood Stud 1. Ram, under 'lB months, shorn (1): Ravens-, wood Stud 1. Ewe, over 18 months, with lamb (3): Ravens-; wood Stud 1. J. C. Craddock 2| and 3. Ewe, under 18 months (1): Ravenswood Stud 1. Ewe, under | 18 months, shorn (1): Ravens-j wood Stud 1. Border Leicester (Judge: Mr J. D. B. Reid, Darfield)

Ram, under 18 months, shorn (8): K. D. Stevenson 1 and 2, C. McCaskey 3. Ewe, over 18 months, with lamb (1): C. McCaskey 1. Ewe, under 18 months, shorn (2): C. McCaskey 1 and 2. Southdown

(Judge: Mr W. J. Brooks, Irwell) Ram, over 18 months (1): D. J. Petiie 1. Ram, over 18 months, shorn (1): D. J. Petrie 1. Ram, under 18 months, shorn (2): R. H. Fleming, 1 and 2. Pair rams, under 18 months, shorn (2); R. H. Fleming and Son 1, D. J. Petrie 2. Natural condition — Ram, over 18 months, shorn (1):

D. J. Petrie 1. Ram, under 18 ■ ■months, shorn (6): R. H. Fleming! and Son 1 and 2, C. McCaskey 3. Three rams, under 18 months, 5 ; shorn (4): R. 11. Fleming and Son I. D. J. Petrie 2, C. McCaskey 3. j Ewes, under 18 months, shorn (4): R. H. Fleming and Son 1 and {2. D. J. Petrie 3. Natural condi- • •tion. —Ewe. over 30 months, with lamb (1): C. McCaskey 1. Ewe,; 18 to 30 months, xvith lamb (1):| C. McCaskey 1. Ewe, under 18: months (2): C. McCaskey 1. D. J. Petrie 2. Pair ewe hoggets (2): C. McCaskey 1, D. J. Petrie 2. ■ Ewe. under 18 months, shorn (5): R. H. Fleming and Son 1 and 2, T. M. Fleming 3. South Dorset Down (Judge: Mr R. C. Hart, Rakaia) Ram, over 30 months (1): L. E. Taylor 1. Ram, 18 to 30 months, '(2): L. E. Taylor I, A. A. and L.{ \V. Ellis 2. Ram, under 181 months, shorn (7): K. W. Busch 1. A. A. and L. W Ellis, 2 and 3. •Ewes, over 30 months, with iamb! (2): A. A. and L. W. Ellis 1 and { [2. Ewe. 18 to 30 months, with! ■ lamb (1): A. A. and L. W. Ellis ,1. Ewe. under 18 months (4): K. \V. Busch 1 and 3. A. A. and| L. W. Ellis 2. Ewe, under 181 months, shorn (6): A. A. and L. { W. Ellis 1 and 3, K. W. Busch 2. South Suffolk I iJudge: Mr R. C. Hart, Rakaia) ! Ram. over 18 months (2): H. C.) Vanstone 1 and 2. Ram, under 18 i months, shorn (7): H. C. Van-! i stone 1 and 2, K. J. and A. D. i Adamson 3. Ewe, over 18 months, j with lamb (3): H. C. Vanstone 1; and 2, G. Stalker 3. Ewe, under! 18 months (4): H. C. Vanstone! 1 and 2. G. Stalker 3. Ewe, under j 18 months, shorn (3): K. J. and! j A. D. Adamson 1 and 2, H. C.) ; Vanstone 3. Fat lambs ! i Judge: Mr B. J. Brownie, i Akaroa) ' Three lambs, under 25kg. line) weight (12): Estate B. A. B. McIntosh 1. Three lambs, 25 to 30kg, I I live weight (15): Lands and Sur-f vey Department (Eyrewell) 1 and) 2. A. H. Hanna 3. Three lambs' 30 to 33kg live weight (9): A. R. Hanna 1, Lands and Survey Depar: ment (Eyrewell) 2 and 3.! Three lambs, 33 to 36kg. (4): A.: C. W. Mclntosh and Son 1, 2,| and 3. Perendales ■Judge: Mr R. G. Macale, Christ-' church) Ram, over 18 months (4): J. W. F. .Moore 1 and 2, R. A. Marshall 3. Ram. under 18 months, shorn I ■ 4): J W. F. Moore 1 and 3, J. Wilson jnr 2. Ewe, over 18) months, with lamb (4): J. W. Wilson jnr 1 and 2, R. A. Marshall 3. Ewe, under 18 months, shorn) (5): J. Wilson jnr 1, J. W. I'.-, Moore 2 and 3. L

Dorset Down (Judge: Mr R. J. King, Ash-, burton) Ram, under 18 months, shorn (7): A. H. Busch 1 and 2, N. H. Finney and Company, Ltd 3. Ewe, over 30 months, with lamb (5) A. H. Busch 1, A. J. R. Johnstone 2, N. H. Finney and Company, Ltd 3. Ewe, 18 to 30 months, with lamb (5) N. H. Finney and Company, Ltd 1 and 3, A. H. Busch 2. Ewe, under 18 months (5): A. H. Busch 1 and 2, A. J. R. Johnstone 3. Ewe, under 18 months, shorn (9): N. S. Court 1, A. H. Busch 2, N. H. Finney and Company, Ltd 3. Corriedales (Judge: Mr K. V. Hood. Mt Hutt) • Ram, over 30 months (b D. S. Johns trust 1. Ham, 18 to 30 months (3): D. S. Johns trust 1 and 2, B. W. and P. F. Dixon 3.1 Ram, under 18 months (3): B. W. and P. F. Dixon 1, R. M. Thom ! son 2 and 3. Ram, under 181 months, shorn (7): K. W. Busch, 1 and 3, R. H. Fleming and Son ; 2. Natural condition.—Ram, under 18 months, shorn (4): K. W. Busch 1, R. H. Fleming and Son 12, B. W. and P. F. Dixon 3. Ewe. over 30 months. with lamb (5): D. S. Johns Trust 1 and 2. B. W. and P. F, Dixon 3. Ewe, 18 to 30 months, with lamb (3): D. S. Johns Trust 1. B. G. Lang 2.' Ewe. over 18 months, shorn (1):' D. S. Johns Trust 1. Ewe. under; 18 months (5): B, W. and P. F. i Dixon 1 and 3, D. S. Johns Trust; 3. Ewe. under 18 months, shorn (6) B. W. and P. F. Dixon 1, R. H. Fleming and Son 2. K. W. Busch 3. Ewe. over 18 months (3): B. G. Lang 1 and 2. Ewe. under 18 months (2): A. E. Cross and Company 1 and 2. Ewe, under 18 months, shorn (6): R. H. Fleming and Son 1, K. W. Busch 2. B. W. and P. F. Dixon 3. Romney (Judge: Mr D. A. Scott, Ashburton)

Ram, 18 to 30 months (2): Ravenswood Stud 1. H. C. Vanstone 2. Ram. over 18 months, shorn (2): D. W. Palmer 1, H. C. Vanstone 2. Ram, under 18 months, shorn (4): L. E. Taylor 1 and 2. D. W. Palmer 3. Pair rams, under 18 months, shorn (3): Ravenwood Stud 1, D. W. Palmer 2, L. E. Taylor 3. Natural condition —Ram over 18 months (1) D. W. Palmer 1. Ram. over 18 months shorn (1): D. W. Palmer 1. Ram. under 18 months,, shorn (7): D W. Palmer 1 and 3. L. E Taylor 2. Ewe, under 18 months, with lamb: (5): D. W. Palmer 1. H. C. Vanstone 2. L. E. Taylor 3. Ewe. 18 to 30 months, with lamb (2) H. C. Vanstone 1, D. W. Palmer 2. Ewe, over 1.8 months with lamb, shorn (3): D. W. Palmer 1 and 2. L, E. Taylor 3. Ewe. under 18 months (2): Ravenswood Stud 1, H. C. Vanstone 2. Ewe. under 18 months, shorn (5): D.* W. Palmer 1 and 2, Ravenswood Stud 3. Natural condition—Ewe, over 18 months, with lamb (5): L. E. Taylor 1, D. W. Palmer 2, 11. C. Vanstone 3. Ewe. under 18 months (2): Ravenswood Stud 1, H C. Vanstone 2. Ewe, under 18 months, shorn (4): D. W. Palmer 1 and 2. Ravenswood Stud 3. Flock sheep (Judge: Mr J. O. Black, Culverden)

r Halfbred or Corriedale ewe (2): 1. S. W. Ashworth .1 and 2. Pair e halfbred or Corriedale ewe hog- !. gets (1): S. W. Ashworth. Wool 1 (Judge: Mr T. Devine, .. Christchurch) Corriedale or halfbred ewe or wether (breeder), 56s or finer (2): s D. S. Johns Trust 1. D. Inkson 2. Corriedale or halfbred ewe or wether (breeder), strong under 56s (3): B. W. and P. F. Dixon 1. D. S. Johns Trust 2. D. Inkson 3. Corriedale or half bred ewe \ (commercial), fine 56s or over (4): J E. S. Douglas 1, S. W. Ashworth ’ 2 and 3. Corriedale or halfbred ewe (commercial), strong 56s or 1 under (2): S. W. Ashworth 1 and ’ 2. Corriedale or halfbred woolly hogget (stud), 56s or finer (3): B. W. and P. F. Dixon 1. D. S. ) Johns Trust 2. Corriedale or half- . bred woolly hogget (stud), strong > under 56s (3): B. W. and P. F. 1 Dixon 1 and 2, D. S. Johns Trust 1 3. Corriedale or halfbred woolly hogget (commercial). 56s or finer j (6): S. W. Ashworth 1. 2 and 3. Corriedale or halfbred woolly r hogget (commercial), strong unjlder 56s (2): S, W. Ashworth 1, ; E. S. Douglas 2. Romney or cross■bred ewe or wether (3): D. W. Palmer 1. Ravenswood Stud 2 and ’ 3. Romney or crossbred woolly , hogget <2i: Ravenswood Stud 1 . and 2. Merino woolly hogget (2): - K. D. Stevenson 1 and 2. Cattle >; Jerseys : (Judge: Mr C. Brooks. Karamea) ’I Cow, over four years, in milk -! (6): D. J. Martyn 1,2 and 3. Cow, !4 years, in milk (7): D. J. Martyn I. R. W. Frost, Son, and Skurr 2. D. J. Martyn 3. Heifer, three ’ years, in milk (8): R. W. Frost, Son, and Skurr 2. D. J. Martyn 1 3. N.C. Jersey Cattle Club Oaks ; (6): R. W. Frost, Son. and Skurr ! 1. D. J Martyn 2. R. W. Frost. ’ Son. and Skurr 3. Heifer, two ’ years (7): D. J. Martyn 1. Adrienne Millar 2. R. W. Frost, Son, and Skurr 3. Heifer, one year (7): t T. H. Fleming 1. R. W. Frost, Son. and Skurr 2, D. J. Martyn 3. Heifer calved since September ’ 30. 1973 (8): E. R. and J. P. Maynard 1, D. J. Martyn 2 and 3. Heifer, calved since Max- 31. 1974, ' junior (6): Graeme Coup 1. S'. Murray 2, Rosemary Frost 3. Heifer, calved since May 31, 1974. open (5): D. J. Martyn 1, E. R. and J. P. Maynard 2, R. W. Frost, !!Son. and Skurr 3. Yearling bull, calved since September 30. 1973 id): J. M. King 1. Bull, yearling! ’ (4): D. J. Martyn 1. R. W. Frost, Son. and Skurr 2, R. Tate 3. Two-year-old bull (2): R. Tate 1. Two] progeny of one dam, one in milk j ;(2l: D. J. Martyn 1. R. Tate 2. 1 Two yearling heifers (6): T. 11. (Fleming. Ltd 1. R. W. Frost.; Son, and Skurr 2. D. J. Martyn 3. j Breeders’ group, one yearling; ! bull and two vearling heifers (4): I D J Martvn 1, R. W. Frost. Son,; and Skurr 2. J. M. King 3. Three females in milk by one sire (2): D. J. Martvn 1. R. W. Frost. Son. and Skurr 2. Breeders’ group, one male, three females, over two years (2): R. Tate 1. Three females, in milk or in calf progeny of one sire (3): D. J. Martyn 1. R W. Frost, Son, and Skurr 2. D. J. Martyn 3. Friesians {(Judge: Mr L. Dickie, Mataura) ; Cow, over four years, in milk (15): J. J. and J. A. Geddes 1 I and 3. J. G. Stewart 2. Cow, four (year, in milk <8.»: R- G. and K. T. [Mclntosh 1, D. H. Leslie 2. F. A. , ! Mclntosh and Sons 3. Heifer,]: I three vears, in milk (11): J. G.'i [Stewart 1 and 3, S. A. and D. A. : I Stewart 2. Heifer, two years and ! a half (8): R. G. and K. T. Me- : llntosh 1 and 2, J. G. Stewart 3Ji ‘Heifer, two vears (12): J. J. andil J. A. Geddes 1. G. P. Mclntosh p and Son 2. F. A. Mclntosh and .1 : Sons 3. Dry cow. in calf (4): J.!< jj. and J. A. Geddis 1. S. A. and 1 J D. A. Stewart 2. G. P. Mclntosh!) and Son 3. Cow, under two years,!* entered by a competitor who has; not won a championship (1): G. ' . F. Wvllie 1- Heifer, year and a ] half (9>: A. W. Hight 1, G. P. Mclntosh and Son. 2. R. G. and ; K. T. Mclntosh 3. Heifer, one year j tl4): A. W. Hight 1. J. G. Stewart . 2. G. P. Mclntosh 3. Heifer, j calved since August 31. 1973 (7): R. G. and K. T. Mclntosh I, ' ' J. J. and J. A. Geddes 2 and 3. ( ' Bull, yearling (5): Spark brothers ( 1 1, J. J. and J. A. Geddes 2. R. j IG. and K. T. Mclntosh 3. Bull. 1 two years (3): J. G. Stewart 1. j !J. J. and J. A. Geddes 2, F. A. 1 1 Mclntosh 3. Bull, over three c years (2): S. A. and D. A. Stewart f 1. Two progeny by the one sire t 18): J. J. and J. A. Geddes 1 and s 2. G. P. Mclntosh and Son 3. Two < progeny by the one dam (4): J. J. I and J. A. Geddes 1, R. G. and I K. T. Mclntosh 2. J. G. Stewartji 3. Two yearling heifers bred exhibitor (7): R. G. and K. T. Mclntosh 1. J. J. and J. A. Geddes ’J 2. A. W. Hight 3. Yearling bull f and two yearling heifers (3): R. G. and K. T. Mclntosh 1. J. J. - and J. A. Geddes 2. D. H. Leslie’" 3. Bull and three cows, over two ' vears (5): J. J. and J. A. Geddes 1. J. G. Stewarf 2. F. A. Mclntosh ( and Sons 3. Three progeny of, one sire at least two to be in (

1 milk (4): J. J. and J. A. Geddes 1 and 2, G. P. Mclntosh and Son ■ 3. Milking Shorthorns I (Judge, Mr L. Sandry, Ashburton) Cow, over four years, in milk (1): G. E. Bailey 1. Cow, four years, in milk (21): T. R. Saunders, I. Heifer, three years, in milk (2): Innishmore Farm Ltd, 1 and 2. G. E. Bailey 1. Heifer, two years, in milk (1): T. R. Saunders 1. Heifer, yearling (4): Innishmore Farm Ltd, 1 and 2. Heifer, calved since September 30. 1973 (2):, Innishmore Farm, Ltd, 1 and 2. Bull. yearling (2): T. R. [Saunders 1, G. E. Bailey 2. Bull,; two years (1): G. E. Bailey 1.1 1 Bull, three vears or over (1): T. R. Saunders 1. Two progeny by ■ one sire (5): Innishmore FarmLtd 1 and 3, G. E. Bailey 2. Herefords i (Judge: Mr J. T. Turnbull, : Amberley) Bull, over two years (1): I. C. : Ford 1. Bull, one year (1): I. C. Ford 1. Heifer, one year (1): B. H. and D. J. Martyn 1. Calves (Judge: Mr B. Legg, Leeston) Best brought out calf, exhibitor under 11 (19): G. Payne 1, Stewart Gold 2, Alison Spark 3. Best calf 1 for dairy purposes, exhibitor ’under 11 (17): Bruce Leslie 1, G. Payne 2. Stuart Gold 3. Besti [brought out calf, exhibtior under; ! 16 <16): Carolyn Spark 1, Pamela: : Wyllie 2. L. Hammand 3. Besf| calf for dairy purposes, exhibitor' under 16 (16): Carolyn Spark 1,! L. Hammond 2, S. R. Hight 3. Type and Production Type and production test (8): J. j. and J. A. Geddes’s Leslie Sovereign Glorv, 8951 b fat, aged 1, T. H. and B. M. Jones's Romanac Pontiac Vanessa, 7721bs fat, three years, 2, F. A. McIntosh and Sons’ Glenlea Posch Melva, 7681 bs fat, aged, 3. PIGS Berkshire Boar over 14 months (1): A. C. and Mrs C. S. Blakeley 1. Sow, any age (2): D. J. Huxford 1, A. C. and Mrs C. S. Blakeley 2. Large White Boar, over 14 months (6): Miller! Brothers 1 and 2, D. J. Hurford! i 3. Boar, under 14 months (4):! Miller Brothers 1. A. C. and Mrs !C. S. Blakeley 2. Boar, under' eight months (2): Miller Brothers ! 1, A. C. and Mrs C. S. Blakeley 2. Sow, any age (5): Miller Brothers 1, A. C. and Mrs C. S. Blakeley 2, D. J. Hurford 3. Sow, under 14 months (5): Miller Brothers 1, A. C. and Mrs C. S. Blakeley 2 and 3. Sow, under eight months (3): Miller Brothers 1 and 3, A. C. and Mrs C. S. Blakeley 2. Sow and litter of six or more, under eight months (3): W. F. Wright 1, Miller Brothers 2. Landrace Boar, over 14 months (2): D. J. Hurford 1, G. Timperley 2. Boar, under 14 months (1): Jillian Tiffen 1. Boar, under eight months (3): G. Timperley 1 and 2. Sow, any age (4): D. J. Hurford 1, G. Timperley 2, A. C. and Mrs C. S. Blakeley 3. Sow, under 14 months (6): G. Timperley 1, A. C. and Mrs C. S. Blakeley 2, Jillian Tiffen 3. Sow, under eight months (5): G. Timperley 1,2. and 3. Sow and litter of six or more under eight weeks (2): Jillian Tiffen 1. Sundry Porker, live weight 901 b to 1201 b (??): G. Timperley 1, Miller Brothers 2 and 3. Baconer, live weight 1501 b to 1801 b (4): D. J. Hurford 1, Miller Brothers 2, G. Timperley 3. GOATS (Judge: Mr F. N. Fiecken, Christchurch) Buck, two years and over (1): Mrs A. Harding 1. Kid, under six months (11): Miss S. Ramsay 1 and 2, Mrs A. Harding 3. Kid, under 12 months (2): Miss S. Ramsay 1, L. James 2. Goatling, under two years (4): Mrs A. Harding 1, Miss S. Ramsay 2, Alastair Dixon 3. Mature doe (3): Miss S. Ramsay 1, Roland Harding 2, Courtenay Hay 3. Best kept and handled wether (2): Cotterill children 1. SHEEP DOGS

(Judge: Mr J. Smart, Amberley.) Short hair dog (9): G. T. Feary’s Ben 1, H. T Eder’s Moss 2, H. K. Barwell’s Tim 3. Short hair slut (8): G. T. Fearv’s Bes-s (1, R. M. Wilson’s Meg 2, H K. Barwell’s Kay 3. Long hair dog (3): P. Newton’s Paddy 1, Mrs C. R. Scott’s Jason 2. Long hair slut (3): P. Newton’s Bonny 1, C. S. Thomas’s Jane 2. Bearded dog (5): Mrs J. M. Lamb’s Herb 1.. F, Merrin’s Dart 2. G. T. Geary’s Scott 3. Bearded slut (3): J. R. Taylor’s Gale 1. DOG TRIALS

(Judge: Mr W. M. Tilson.) Trial (76): R. M. Wilson’s Rose I, T. Barwell’s Jean 2, S. G. Taylor’s Jazz 3. District open: T. Barwell’s Jean 1, H. T. Eder’s Moss 2, H. T. Eder’s Queen 3. Open maiden: A. G. Sheridans Rain 1, H. T. Eder’s Queen and J. M. Smart’s Lass (equal) 2. District maiden: H. T. Eders Queen 1, R. O. Hill’s Kep 2, D. C. Lang’s Ray 3. GRAIN AND SEEDS

Hllgendorf wheat (5): Cullen ) Brothers 1, G. W. Reid 2, C. J, Ballagh 3. Arawa wheat (1): H. ' I. and M. E. Robinson 1. Malt-' ; ing barley (1): T. R. Whitham 1. Aotea wheat <2>: K. D. Stevenson 1, M. G. Cowens 2 Feed • barley (4): G. W. Heid 1, H. I. ' and M. E. Robinson 2, Suark ■ Brothers 3. Perennial ryegrass ■ (6): Suark Brothers 1 and 2. ■ Short rotation ryegrass (I)- ■ Cullen Brothers 1. White clover . seed (41: A. R. Davison I, Spark ■ Brothers 2, A. R. G. Batchelor HORSES Led horses Stallion, most suitable for I breeding saddle horses (2): The :| Wood Family’s Taxco II 1, J. .)C. Cochranes Desert Light 2 (Yearling colt, filly, or gelding |(10): Mis M. Douglas’s Cezanne I, Mrs A. M. Ellis's Valencia 2, 'L. W. and L. F. Newdick’s Guy •3. Two-year-old colt, filly or 'gelding (3): R. S. Sandford and Mrs Sandford's Burgundy 1, C. D. McCarthy’s Allez Rouge 2, Mrs B. Simons’s Red Baron 3. Led ponies Pony, stallion, three vears and over, not over 12.2 hands (5): M. R. Black’s Red Crest 1 H. E. Spark’s Kuriheka Merlin 2 I. L. Tait and Mrs Tait’s Kuriheka Wallaby 3. Pony, stallion, three years and over, 12.2 to 14.2 hands (5): G. L. Chatterton and Mrs Chatterton’s Bramhall Warrior 1, Miss B. Jenkins's Courtenay Legend 2. Miss E. Crowhen’s Arnagh’s Comet 3. Pony, brood | mare, not over 12.2 hands, in foal or foal at foot (12): R. J. and D J. Hide’s Qui Darwen 1, )Mis Dawson and Miss M. DawIson’s Gundagai Wagga 2, H. E. 'Spark’s Gundagai Albury 3. Pony, ! brood mare, 12.2 to 13.2 hands, in 'foal or foal at foot (8): Miss J. {Basset’s Glitter Wings 1, Miss C. iHowell-s Forli Cleopatra 2. Miss! B. Jenkins’s Jane II 3. Pony, brood mare, 13.2 to 14.2 hands' iBi: Mrs S. Bennett’s Glendale: IMisteral 1, Mrs Bennett’s Glen-! ■ dale Lorna Doone 2, R. F. Smith's ‘Siiareem 3. Two-year-old colt, ifilly or gelding, hot over 12.2) 'hands at maturity i4i: Mrs and; Mis-s M. Dawson’s Gundagai Bundaburra 1. Kathryn Delany’s i Pizzicato 2, R. J. and D. J. Hide's Petina Lass 3. Two-year-old colt, filly or gelding, 12.2 to 13.2 hands at maturity (9): Miss B. Jenkins’s Polyester 1, Mrs J. D. Tod'-s Miltondale Royal Record 2, I. D Kilduff and Mrs Kilduff’s Yasmine 3. Two-year-old colt, filly or gelding. 13.2 to 14.2 hands at maturity (4): Mrs Tod’s Miltondale Royal Monarch 1; B. Davis’s Artic Flame 2. Yearling colt, filly or gelding, not over 12.2 hands at maturity (18): Mrs and Miss M, Dawson’s Gundagai Geelong 1, Mrs E. H. Watson's Royal Glenie 2, R. A. Richards and Mrs Richards’s Red Ruby 3. Yearling colt, filly or) gelding, 12.2 to 13.2 hands at ■ maturity (8): Mrs S. H. Samp-! son’s Sister Jane 1, Mrs Tod’s) Miltondale Royal Ledger 2, Miss) Jenkins's Jane 3. Yearling colt, filly or gelding, 13.2 to 14.2 hands at maturity ill): A. Gray and Miss S. Gray's Flashman 1, Mrs! J. Bassett's Obrave 2, Mrs Tod’s! Royal Sunray 3. Saddle horses

(Judge: Mr E. G. O. Rutherford.) Maiden hack. 14.2 to 15.1 hands (18): Miss J. M. Palmer's Fan-

i.'tasy 1, Miss R. Ford's Sir Gallatihad 2. Mis W. R. Marks s C.nnabar 3. District hack. 14.2 to 15.1 hands i9i: Mrs B. W. Page’s Ablak 1, Miss J. M. Palmer’s ,Fantasy 2. Mrs W. R. Marks’s Cinnabar 3. Hack, 14.2 to 15.1 '[hands (28): Mi’s D. A. Hutton’s »!Guy 1. Mesdames A. Crowther :;and H. Holstein's Yeti 2. Mrs B. • -W. Page's Abiak 3. Best man- , nered paced hack. 14.2 to 15.1 .{hands (23): Mrs D. A. Hutton’s HGuy 1. Mi’s B. W. Page's Ablak [ 2, Miss J. M. Palmers Fantasy .3. Maiden hack, mare or gelding, over 15.1 hands, over 11 .{stone, no previous prizes (19): JM. Lloyd and Mrs Lloyd’s Sexton :Blake 1, Miss L. McArthur's Silver Mist 2, Miss S. Halken’s Double Crown 3. District hack, plover 15.1 hands (12): N. T. Judson and Mrs Judson's Billy: 1 Joe 1, The Wood’s family's Drummer Boy 2, Mrs P. W. Latz’s 'Knight's Command 3. Hack, [mare or gelding, over 15.1 hands, {up to 11 stone, open (19): Mrs S. Sampson's Biggin Hill 1, M. T. Judson’s Billy Joe 2, The Woods family ’s Drummer Boy 3. Hack, mare or gelding, over *15.1 hands, 11 to 13 stone (17): Mrs N. Hutchinson’s Northern Lights I, Mrs S. H. Sampson's Wood- ’ house’s Wish 2, Mrs L. Johnson’s Kubla Khan 3. Hack, mare or 1 gelding, over 15.1 hands. 13 to 15 • stone (8): Mrs S. G. Rutherford's Moreland 1. Miss J. A. Steven- : |son’s Avalanche 2. Mrs A. M. Ellis's Captain 3. Best mannered 1 Jand paced hack, over 15.1 hands! i 35): Mrs E. G. Rutherford's: [Moreland 1. Mrs S. H. Sampson’s! [Woodhouse's Wish 2, Mrs M. i Hutchinson’s Northern Lights 3. Lady’s hack, mare or gelding. 14.2 to 15.1 hands, ridden in ring (24): Mesdames A. Crowther and H. Holstein’s Yeti 1, Mrs D. A. A. Hutton’s Guy 2, Mrs B. W. Page’s Ablak 3. Lady’s hack, ; mare or gelding, over 15.1 hands, ridden in ring (35): The Wood family’s Drummer Boy 1, Mrs J. M. Lamb’s Kozan 2. Mrs S. H. Sampson’s Woodhouse’s Wish 3. Hunters (Judges: Hunters, Mrs R. Dailey, Christchurch; F.E.1., Mr E. J. Lee, Christchurch, Mrs Dailey). Best type lightweight hunter (23): Mrs S. H. Sampson’s Biggin Hill 1, Mrs R. R. Bain’s Juanita Banana 2, Mrs J. M. Lamb’s ! Kozan 3. Best type heavyweight {hunter (17): Miss J. A. Steveni son’s Avalanche 1, Mrs N. Hutchi inson’s Northern Lights 2, A. 1 Gray’s Pukemanu 3. Qualified ; hunter, judged on the flat (11): Miss Stevenson’s Avalanche 1, Miss J. N. O'Sullivan’s Mooree 2, Miss P. Wylie’s Lester 3. Maiden hunter carrying 11 stone or more (46): Miss Wylie’s Lester 1, Mrs J. Rooney’s Frosty 2, Mrs S. A. Hillyer’s Feron Lass 3. Best hunter carrying up to 12 stone (31): Miss J. Neave’s Fair Play I,{ Mesdames G. Thomson and D. A. Hutton’s Watutsi 2, Mrs G. C. West’s Dusky Bay 3. Best hunter, capable of carrying 12 stone and over (30): Mrs O’Sullivan’s Mooree 1, J. K. Costello’s Salvador 2, Miss J. Henderson’s Freelift 3. Best hunter over wire, capable of carrying 10 stone or more (26): D. Letham’s Anzac 1, B. J. Devine’s Tauhinu 2, Mrs R. Chinnery’s Irish Dollar 3. Qualified hunters (18): A. S. Chaffey and Mrs Chaffey’s Kisima 1, Miss Stevenson’s Avalanche 2, J. Ester’s Jaymoor 3. Open hunter (38): Mrs E. G. Rutherford's Moreland 1, A. S. Chaffey and Mrs Chaffey’s Kisima 2, Mrs Bain’s Juanita Banana 3. Table A event, novice horses (37): B. J. Devine’s Hitch Hiker 1, Mrs A. F. McCully’s Pieman 2, G. L. Morris’s Labunya, Mrs Rutherford’s Moreland, P. Dooney and I. Bell’s Ben (equal) 3. Table A, improver horses (26): Miss J. Cresswell’s Freddy 1, J. McCracken’s Mister Logan 2, Mrs J. E. McKenzie and Miss J. Hay’s Abide 3. Table A, A and C grade horses (19): I. Bell's Simon Peter 1, Miss J. Cresswell and Mrs B. J. Fraser s Sata 2, Mrs Bain's Juanita Banana, J. Esler’s Jaymoor, D. A. Youngman’s Merano, Miss G. McGrath’s Yukon, D. Letham’s Anzac, equal 3. Take your own line, F.E.I. conditions, novice and improver horses (48): Mrs G. J. Power’s Andalusia 1, P. H. Crean’s Ricamoor 2, Miss J. Cresswell’s Freddy 3. Table A, Rothmans event, A and C grade horses (18): Miss P. Parson’s Ringo 1, B. Bussell and J. Bourne’s High Flyer 2, Miss S. Harnett’s Glen Mist, D. Letham’s Anzac. Mrs J. Neave’s Fair Pay, Miss J. Cressvvell and Mrs B. J. Frasers Sata, J. Ester’s Blue Smoke, equal 3. Fault and out, F.E.I. conditions, A and C grade horses (13): I. Bell’s Simon Peter 1, Miss Cresswell and Mrs Fraser’s Sata 2, Miss Harnett’s Gier. Mist 3. Kennels cup, best rider under 20 (12): Kerry Maley’s Lady Pippin 1, Susan Bell’S Penny Lane 2, Mickle Dailey’s Expertise 3. Saddle ponies

(Judges: Ring I, Mr A. S. Chaffey, Rakaia; Ring 11, Mrs E. O’Sullivan, Ashburton; Ring lIL Mr V. J. Schmack, Ashburton).

Ring I.—Best turned-out pony, gear and rider, 13.2 to 14.2 hands (42): Jillene and Richelle Stead’s Who Dat 1, Fiona Johnson’s Gypsy Myth 2, Misses S. Lowe’s and R. Grimsey’s Golden Shiek 3. District maiden pony, mare or gelding, 13.2 to 14.2 hands, no previous prizes (19): J. L. and L. G. Smellie’s Sandune 1, Diane Topp’s Sunset 2, J. C. Horn’s Desert Command 3. District pony, mare, or gelding, 13.2 to 14.2 hanos (17): Misses S. Lowe’s and R. Grimsey’s Golden Shiek 1, Carolyn Duncan’s Air Form 2, Miss D. Lovett’s and Alex Moore’s Golden Eagle 3. Maiden pony, mare, or gelding, 13.2 to 14 hands, no previous prizes (16): Vicki Willis’s and Mrs L. Hyslop’s My Word I, Sunset 2, Desert Command 3. Pony, mare, or gelding, 13.2 to 14 hands (24): My Word 1, Jillene and Richelle Stead’s Who Dat 2, S. Bailey and Mrs Bailey’s Morning Star 3. Maiden pony, mare, or gelding, 14 to 14.2 hands (18): Maxine Jones’s Rustic Maid 1, J. L. and L. G. Smellie’s Sandune 2, Penny Mulligan’s Desert Sweep 3. Pony, mare, or gelding, 14 to 14.2 hands (23): Robyn Anderson’s Golden Glow 1, Golden Shiek 2, J. Nilon’s Dark Bahama 3. Bestmannered and paced pony, 13.2 to 14 hands (27): Vicki Willis and Mrs L. Hyslop’s My Word 1, Virginia Wilding’s Gypsy 2, Kathryn Delaney’s Aladdin’s Delight 3. Best mannered and paced pony, 14 to 14.2 hands (24): Robyn Anderson’s Golden Glow 1, Fiona Johnson’s Gypsy Myth 2, Misses S. Lowe and R. Grimsey’s Golden Shiek 3.

Ring ll.—Best turned out pony and rider, 12.2 to 13.2 hands (31): Douglas Heuitt’s ! Lucky Charm 1, Jane Adams and Mrs S. H. Sampson’s Peter Legend 2, Catherine Wells’s PrettyGirl 3. District maiden pony, 12.2 to 13.2 hands (14): Nicholas Harnett’s Gay Anna 1, Julia Dodge’s Carmen 2, Deborah Kingsland’s Thistledown 3. District pony, 12.2 to 13.2 hands (16): Catherine (Wells’s Pretty Girl 1, Nerolie (Wells’s Tinker Boy 2, Nicholas Harnett’s Gay Anna 3. Maiden pony, mare, or gelding, 12.2 to ( 13 hands (10>: Mark Donald’s Bonzer Lass 1, S. Foster’s Gidget ! 2, Misses K. Peter and Tina | Norgate’s Celidh Gold 3. Pony, mare or gelding, 12.2 to 13 hands •116): Douglas Hewitt’s Lucky (Charm 1, Jane Adams and Mrs S. H. Sampson's Peter Legend 2, S. Hudson’s Nicodemus 3. Maiden pony, mare, or gelding, 13 to 13.2 hands, no previous prize (16): Nicholas Harnett’s Gay Anna 1, Adrienne Burgess’s Emma 2, Julia Dodge’s Carmen 3. Pony, mare, or gelding. 13 to 13.2 hands (18): Heard and Smith’s Waeonda 1, Claire Mahoney’s Pyramid 2, Jiller.e Stead’s Rebecca 3. Best mannered and paced pony, 12.2 to 13 hands, (16): Douglas Hewitt’s Lucky Charm 1, Jane Adams and Mrs S. H. Sampson’s Peter Legend 2, B. Jenkins and S. McDonald’s Kimberley 3. Best mannered and paced pony, 13 to 13.2 hands (20): Clare Mahoneys Pyramid 1, Heard and Smith’s Waeonda 2, Adrienne Cromie’s Blue Boy 3. Ring 111. —Best turned out. pony, gear and rider, not over 12.2 hands (30): Heard and! Schnells Midnight 1, Clare Mahonevs Debonaire 2. Brendan. Smith’s Golden Prince 3. District, maiden pony, mare, or gelding, not over 12.2 hands, no previous' prize (111: Julian Spark’s Dawn Mist 1. Philippa Kinley's Casanova 2, Christopher Roberts's,

Golden Aurora 3. Maiden pony. mare, or geldir.g, not over 12 2 hands, no previous prize (22): G. B. Reed and Mrs G. 11. Reed's Jonathon 1, Maree Harrington's Desert Jewel 2. Nicola Hill’s Cellerman 3. District pony, mare or gelding, not oxer 12.2 hands (18): Louise Harnett's Sharlee 1. William Harnett's Coogee 2. Misses E. Page and J. Palmer's Hot Pants 3 Pony, mare, or geldir.g, not over 11 hands, ridden by child under II years (10):. Julian Spark's Highland Tinker 1, Janine Henleys Penny 2. Susan and Elizabeth McLean's Pandora 3. Pony, mare, or gelding. 11 to 12 hands (22): Angela Hampton's Fonteyn 1. Paul Donald’s Mr Crest 2. G. B. Reed and; Mrs G. H. Reed's Jonathon 3. { Pony. mare, or geldir.g, 12 to 12.2 hands (23): Claire Mahoney's Debonaire 1, Heard and Schnell's. Midnight 2, Louise Harnett's Willie Winkie 3. Best mannered and paced pony under 12.2 ■ hands (39): Hlard and Schnell’s! Midnight 1. Claire Mahoney’s Debonaire 2, Brendan Smith's Golden Prince 3. Pony jumps (Judges: Messrs R. Johnson. R. W. Nurse) Pony, mare or gelding, under 12.2 hands, ridden over hurdles by child under 14 years (21): Heard and Schnell's Midnight 1. Brent Jury’s Rastus 2. Helen. Spark’s Sunset 3. Ponv, mare or gelding. 12.2 to 13.2* hands., ridden over hurdles by box or girl under 16 years (23): Heard]

and Smith's Waconda 1. Brent Jury’s Golden Medallion 2, Adrienne Cromie’s Blue Boy 3. Pony, mare or gelding, 13.2 to hands, ridden over hurdles by boy or girl under 18 years (441:

Susan Bell’s Penny Lane 1. Diane Topp’s Sunset 2, Jane Murray's Sabre 3. Table A F.E.I. conditions, ponies under 13.2 hands (20): Hamish Page’s Eureka 1, Brent Jury’s Rastus 2, Kate McDonald’s Cassidy Girl 3. Table A. F.E.I. conditions, ponies 13.2 to 14.2 hands (26): Brent Jury’s

. ■ Raffles 1. Diane Topp's Sunset 2 ! Trevor Topp's Red Pepper 3. Riding competitions ‘I Lead and rein, under seven ! ; years (23): Elizabeth McLean i. { Rosalie Robertson 2. Marx Wake ;;man 3. Best rider under nine ’{years i!7): S. Ludemann 1, Julian • Spark 2. Clare Wightman 3. Best boy rider. 11 tn 13 xears (10i: ; Richard Hili 1. M. Ludemann 2. Joseph McKenzie 3. Best girl rider, nine to 10 years <22>: Louise Harnett 1. Angela Hampton 2, Deborah Kingsland 3. Best boy rideri 11 to 13 years t!0>: Geoffrey Heard 1. Michael Heard 2. Brendan Smith 3. Best girl rider. 11 to 13 xears i 29): Sarah Jane Turner 1, Ann Wakeman 2. ■ Virginia Bush 3. Best boy rider. {l3 to 15 years il3): Kerrx Malex 1. Martin Smith 2. Robert Moor head 3. Best girl rider. 13 to 115 years (53): Clare Mahoney 1. [Virginia Wilding 2. Adrienne Cromie 3. Best box or girl j rider. 15 to 18 xears (32): Kathryn Delanv 1. Jane Prebble 2. Nichola Wood 3. Pony club, best team of three ponies under 14.2 hands (111: Kaikoura 1. Windsor 2, Belfast 3. Perpetual Challenge Cup. riders under 12 years, ponies under 14.2 hands <27): ’Sarah Jane Turner's Casanova 1. Louise Harnett’s Willie Winkie 2. Nicola Wakeman 3. Claxby Cup riders under 11 years, nonies under 14.2 hands (42): Marfin ■Smith's Second Thoughts 1. f’lare Mahoney’s Pyramid 2. Jillene Stead’s Rebecca 3. I Harness Horses, Cobs, Ponies

(Judge: Mrs E. Chamberlain, Timaru.) Best turnout, driven by ladx. open (6): W. J. Ellen's Sean Kxie 1. C. 1. and L. I. Peter s Firebreak 2, N. S. and B. A. James’s

Truant Torchstar 3. Gig mare or gelding, over 15 hands, to be driven in a vehicle (1): 11. W. Ballagh’s Lady Bracken 1. Harness horse, mare or gelding, to be driven in a vehicle <8): Bush and Clifton families’ Firecrest 1, C. I. and L. 1. Peter’s Firebreak 2. Bush and Clifton families’ Mid-

. night 3 Cob. nuie or gelding. ■4 to IS hands, to be di ven in a vehicle tli Bush and (. liTtnn t families’ Firecrest. Maiden Harness pony, maie or gekimj;. [ under 14 hands (2): Truant 3orcli- . star 1. Strachan familx s Adonan 1 Legacy 2. Harness pony, mare |or gelding. 13 to 14 hands, to be driven in a vehicle 6) C. 1 land L. I. Peter's Firebreak I. Bush and Clifton families' Mid • night 2. N. C. and B. A. .lames > Truant Torchstar 3 Harness tpony. mate or gelding, under 1.: hands, to be dtiven (3’i: C. I and 1.. 1. Peter's Firoscene I. Bush and Clifton families' Fire brigade 2. Saddle cobs i (Judge: Mrs E. Chamberlain.) Maiden cob. mare or geldinc under 14.3 hands, to carrx 13 stone <9»: Mrs A Watson’s Avalon Mist 1. Diane Thorpe's Des ert Legacy 2. N. Graham's Sonny Jim 3. Cob. mare or gelding, under 14.2 hands, to carry 13 stone (12>: Misses J, Prebble and J. Young’s Cindx 1. Avalon Mist 2. David Moorhead’s Mr Pilot 3 Maiden cob. mare or gelding. 14 ’ to 15,1 hands, to carry 14 stone Ui; Miss S. Wright's Orpheus 1. I Mrs C. M. Ussher's Glen Licet 2 Cob. mare or gelding 14 3 toi 15 1 hands, to carry 14 stone Miss A Myers's Jason I. Mrs C R. Scott's Ambass.-idnr 2. Miss P. J. Xnderson's Little Caballero 3, Rost mannered and paced coh (?3»- Miss V Mvers's ta«nn 1. Miss M. Sniertz’s Taza 2 M. M and H. F. Rmgland's Nova 3. Trotting classes (Judge: Mr R. Carter. Christ- j church.) Standard breed vearlin-!. colt. [ filly or gelding (5): D. M. Hanna's unnamed 1. J. R Hislop s Sailing On 2. Mrs K. L. Husband’s Kabr<* 3. Standard breed two-year-old colt, filly or gelding d): Mrs Husband’s Montana 1. Standard breed brood mare (4): Mrs D. 11. Round’s Tribal Lad' 1 Mrs N. ( Rax and D A. Percy’s Bohemian\ Girl 2. J. R. Hunter’s Doom 3.