Amuri’s 60th A. & P. Show most successful

Press, Volume CXVI, Issue 34097, 8 March 1976, Page 21

Amuri’s 60th A. & P. Show most successful

Glorious weather and » ground in excellent condition helped the Amuri Agricultural and Pastoral Association stage one of the most ■ successful shows in recant times. Officials were reluctant toestimate the size of the’ attendance figures, at the sixtieth show, but alh thought it a large one, and this was later confirmed by] the gate takings, which at' 5527 were Sl6l higher than last year. Entries in most of the classes were higher than for last year, and the large range' of exhibits provided a draw-! card away from the show’ ring during the day. Popular among the exhib-l its were the photography,’ flowers, handiwork, cooking and children’s work, a babyt show, and the shearing com-, petition, which was won byi a local man, Mr J. Valpey. The grand parade in" thel afternoon was led around’ the Rotherham Domain by; the North Canterbury High-’ land Pipe Band, and the| champion bull, a Hereford of the W. P Earl Estate — Hope Town Ajax.

The other Heretords and Angus Hulls proved docile enough, nut the large contingent of horses, some ridden by riders ■who looked not much past the walking age, found rhe pipers’ swirl somewhat disturbing. A feature of the parade was the fine contingent of six Clydesdales, two of which were later honoured by the task of pulling the county’s fairest women around the ground on a haycart to show locals the finalists in the Young Farmers’ Miss Country' Girl contest.

The Clydesdales were ably; supported uy children leading their large assortment of pets, and they in turn were followed by a display of cars, tractors, and other farm machinery. The competition jumping events provided most of the entertainment later in the afternoon. It was disappointing that the Rothmans’ Open “Hit or Hurry,” the most exciting event of the day, was the last staged, for most of the public had been long gone before this final event.

Ch am pi on ip s ! HORSES Hacks Miss J. M. Palmer’s Fantasy. I Mrs W R. Marks’s Cinnabar, reserve. Mrs E. G. Rutherford'sJury. Miss L. Hensley’s Trelee. reserve. Ponies Group A: Miss N. Fuller’s Red Emblem. B. Smith’s Golden Smith, reserve champion. Group B: Stead and Hill’s Vogue. Miss! J. Smith's Treasure. reserve, j Supreme champion pony: Miss •J. Stead's AU-a-Glow. Miss S. Smith’s Second Thoughts, reserve. Group C: District champion: R. Moriarty’s Queenacre. Champion cob: Mrs H. F. Ringland's Nova, Mrs W. M. and Miss B. Meares’s Blue Moon, reserve. Harness: Bush Cliffton Family's Firecrest, and reserve, Midnight. Clydesdale L. R. and Ms Dalzell, Coldrtream, McGregor, male, Coldstream Jeanie, female. SHEEP Southdown. —Rain: A. K. McLaughlin, champion and reserve. Ewe: A. K. McLaughlin, champion and reserve. Border Leicester. —Ram: K. A. Kidd: J. A. Gardner, reserve. Ewe: J. R- Gardner, champion and reserve. English Leicester. —Ram: R. J. and M A. Burrows, Robert Reid and Sons. Ltd. reserve. Ewe; R. J. and M. A. Burrows. Suffolk.—Ram: C. Burrows, champion and reserve. Ewe: A. P Baker. C. Burrows, reserve. South Suffolk.—Ram: M. JLoffhagen. Ewe: champion and reserve. M. J. Loffhagen. Half breed.—Ram: P. S. Northcolt. reserve. C. Burrows. Ewe: K. D. Stevenson, champion and reserve. South Dorset Down. —Ram: A. K. M,Laughlin. J. K. and A. J. Dav *on. reserve. Ewe: A. K McLaughlin. Est. A. G. and R. F. Mclntosh, reserve. Rveland.—Ram: P. J. Gardner. Ewe: P. J. Gardner, reserve, A. H. Ward-Smith. Romney.—Ram: C. Burrows, champion and reserve. Ewe: RJ. and M. A Burrows. C. Burrows. reserve. Corriedale. —Ram: B J. and D. F. Johns. W. D. and A. C. Pov. er, reserve. Perendale. —Ram: J. R- Wilson jun. champion and reserve. Ewe: J. K. Wilson jun. champion and reserve. Merino. —Ram: I. G. Hamilton, champion and reserve. Ewe: K. D. Stevenson, champion and reserve. CATTLE Angus.—Bull: B. J. and D. F. Johns. Cow: H. Wilkie.

Hereford—Bull: W P Earl 1 Trust. Heifer: Mr and Mrs G. L, ■ C. Dunster. Results were: — Hordes HACKS (Judge: Mr J. Harrington) p Brood mare for breeding hacks or hunters, have or to foal (6): « Miss L. Hamilton’s Gold Fountain 1, Mrs M. M. Hartnell’s] Glisten 2, D. S. King s Governors! Bay, 3. Maiden 147.5 to 155 cm (6): • Miss A. Lintott’s Tango 1, Mrs . A. E. Grieve's Dendarah 2, Miss I S. Wardell’s Dazzle, 3. Hack, 147.5 to 155 cm >14): Miss J. M. Palmer's Fantasy 1 and champion, Mrs XV. R. Marks's Cinnabar 2, and reserve champion, Miss L. Wells and C. S. Stringer’s Silver Haze. 3. Best paced and mannered hack. 147.5 to 155 cm «13>: Miss J. M. Palmer’s Fantasy 1, Mrs W. R. Marks’s Cinnabar 2, ■ Miss L. Wells and C. S. Stringer's Silver Haze 3. Maiden hack over 155 cm (20): Miss L, Hens-, ley’s Trelee 1, Miss H. F. Mitch-j ell s Cossack 2, Macfarlane and Wood's Watchman 3. District 'hack, open <11»: Miss J. A. Stev-• enson’s Avalanche 1. Miss L. • Kidd’s Xanthos 2, Mrs R. Bruce s; ■ Silver Chase 3. Best paced and mannered hack over 155 cm (29): Mrs E. G. Rutherford’s Jury 1 and champion, N. J. and V. L. i Henderson’s Cognac 2, Mrs S. H.j Sampson’s Woodhouses Wish 3.] •. Hack over 155 cm to carry 70kg (13) Miss J. McKenzie's Samarian; 1. Miss L. Kidd’s Xanthos 2, C. Shaffer and J. Nilon’s Napoleon 3. ; , Hack over 155 cm to carry 83kg ’ (8). Miss L. Hensley’s Trelee 11 and reserve champion, Mrs S.! H. Sampson's Woodhouses Wish; 2, The Wood Family’s E’en Do 3. Hack over 155 cm to carry 95kg (14) N. J. and V. L. Henderson’s Cognac 1. Miss J. A. Stevenson's Avalanche 2, Mrs G. C. West’s Slow Motion 3. Ladies’ hack 147.5 to 155 cm (13): Miss J. M. Palmer’s Fantasy 1. Mrs W. R. Marks’s Cinnabar 2, Miss L. Wells’s and •C. S. Stringer’s Silver Haze 3. I Ladies’ hack over 155 cm «26): N. ■J. and V. L. Henderson’s Cognac 1, Mrs S. H. Sampson’s Woodhouses Wish 2. Mrs E. G. Rutherford’s Jury 3. Best walking : hack <29»: R. Smith and Rutherj ford's Nonoti 1. D. J. McKenzie’s I Sorab 2. Mrs S. Fox's Spider 3. i Best type of working hunter (28): i Miss J. A. Stevenson’s Avalanche ■ 1. Mrs G. C. West’s Slow Motion j2, Mrs S. H. Sampson’s Hitch- ’ hiker 3. Polo pony class <6>: J. M. and C. M. Calder's Grindle I, R G. McLachlan’s Symphony 2. D. Bailey and Mrs A. Meares s Dark Mahal 3.

GROUP A (Judge: Mrs J. Hill) Maiden pony, to 117 cm, nder under 12 years (2): Miss D Brown’s Guinea 1, Miss NGlassev’s Southern Comfort 2. Ponv, to 117 cm, rider under 12 vears (9): Miss C. Spark’s Kuriheka 1. Spark Family’s Highland Timber 2. Miss N. Glassev’s Southern Comfort 3. Maiden nonv. 117 cm to'l27cm, rider under 14 vears (9): S. Burt’s Blue Tango I, Clark Family’s Midday Sun 2. Miss J. Don’s Robin Hood 3. Pony, 117 cm to 122 cm. rider under 14 i'6): J. Spark’s Dawn Mist 1, S. Burt’s Blue Tango 2, Clark 'Family’s Midday Sun 3. Pony. 122 cm to 127 cm, rider under 14 |(18): Miss N. Fuller's Red Emblem jl and champion. B. Smith’sGolden Prince 2, Mrs J. Brown, and S. van der Lely’s Ataahua Queen 3. Best paced and man- ’ nered pony to 127 cm (29):. B. ; •Smith’s Golden Prince 1 andi i reserve. Miss M. Harringtons? Lavina Wings 2. Misses A. and; ;R Betts’ Princess Robyn 3. Dis-j trict ponv to 127 cm. rider under 13 <s>: Clark Family's Midday Sun] . 1. Miss A. Grigg’s pony and second district champion 2, M.> Moriarty’s Gold Crest 3. GROUP B (Judge: Mrs B. H. Black) Maiden ponv. 127 cm to 137.5cm.' ’rider under 15 H 4): Miss J. Mont-: ■gomerv’s Marcus I. D. Mander’s. .Carefully Chosen 2, Miss Z ' Chart’s Royal Pride 3. Pony,, I27cm to 132.5 cm. rider under; 15 (7): Stead and Hill's Vogue 1, and champion. Miss A. Searle’s | Tinker Boy 2, Miss J. Montgomery’s Marcus 3. Pony.) ,132.5 cm to 137.5 cm. rider under? ■ 15 (12): Miss J. Smith’s Treasure ‘1 and reserve champion. Miss NJ ‘Wells’ Pretty Girl 2, R. Wilding’s i Monymusk Freys 3. Best paced? and manne’-ed ponv, 127 cm toj '137.5cm. rider under 15 (18»: • Miss N. Wells’ Pretty Girl I,i ! Miss J. Montgomery’s Marcus 2, Miss A. Searle’s Tinker Boy 3.; •Ponv. to 137.5 cm. suitable for; ! riding to school, rider under 15 i(16): M. Dorian’s Cindy 1, J. !Moriarty’s Sinbad 2, V. Smith’s? Glendale Pennv Roxal 3. District! ponv. 127 cm to 137.5 cm. rider under vears (7): Miss K. McLean’s Tip Toe 1. H. Cottier's! Oneida 2. J. Moriarty’s Sinbad 3. ’ Moorland type nonv, to 137.5 cm, 'rider under 15 »7 : S. Burt’s Blue Tango 1. G. Moriarty's Toffee 2, J. Everitt’s Cindy 3 GROUP C (Judge: Mr B. H. Black) Broodmare to 147.5 cm with or ‘to foa] <10>: Mrs J. Brown and 'Miss J. Meechan’s Ataahua Pride 1. R. J. and D. J. Hide's Pitena Lass 2. M. M. Ringland’s Vega 3. Yearling pony not to grow* over 147.5 cm (7): R. J. and D. J. Hide’s Desert Girl 1. Mrs P. J. Lamb’s Country Lover 2, Mrs D. H. Grigg's Caithness Rag--time 3. Maiden pony, 137.5 cm to 147.5 cm. rider under 18 (17): Miss C. Wells’ Oasis 1, M. M. Ringland’s Vesa ridden by Miss T. Rhodes 2. Miss T. Osborne’s Sable 3. Pony, 137.5 cm to 142.5 cm. rider under 18 (13): Miss J. Stead's All-a-Glow 1 and supreme ;champion. Miss S. Smith's Second Thoughts 2 and reserve chamnion. Miss C. Wells’ Oasis 3. Ponv. 142.5 cm to 147.5 cm. rider under 18 <18): R. Oxenbridge and J. Nilon’s Dark Bahama 1, Misses S. Lowe and R. Grimsey’s Golden Sheik 2. Miss C. Duncan's Air Form 3. Best paced and mannered ponv. 137.5 cm to 147.5 cm. rider under 18 (24): Misses S. ; Lowe and R. Grimsey’s Golden ;-sheik 1. Miss S. Smith’s Second Thoughts 2. Miss C. Duncan’s Air Form 3. District pony. 137.5 cm

to 147.5 cm, rider under 18 (8):| R Moriarty’s Queenaire 1 and district champion. Miss P.j Burrow’’s Lollie Pop 2. Miss G., Dwyer's Mingo 3. Maiden cob; to 155 cm (10): R. Moriarty's] Queenaire 1 and district cham-: ;pion, Miss P. Burrow’s Lollie- j ipop 2, Miss G. Dwyer’s Mingo 3. i Cob to 150 cm to earn’ up to; 83kg (12): Miss A. Ellis’ Rosinante , 1. Miss S. Cottier's Country Girl 2. D. Harrington’s Black Jack 3. iCob. 150 cm to 155 cm, to earn ;95kg (7): Mrs H. F. Ringland’s I Nova 1 and champion, Mrs W. M. and Miss B. Meares’ Snow’ Queen 2 and reserve. Misses A. Cotterill and K. Macfarlane’s Killarney 3. Best paced and: mannered cob (17): Mrs A. Ellis’ Rosinante 1. Mrs H. F. Ringland's Nova 2, Miss J. McCracken s Mister Logan 3. Best turned out harness horse or pony (4»: Bush Clifton Family’s Firebrigade 1, Bush Clifton Family's Royal Ascot 2, Bush Clifton Family's Midnight 3 and reserve. Harness horse over 147.5 cm «2)r Bush Clifton Family’s Firecrest 1. Harness pony. 137.5 cm to 147.5 cm !(2>: Bush Clifton Family’s Mid--night I. Firehaven 2. Harness ponv to 137.5 cm (3i: Bush Clifton Family's Firebrigade 1 and Royal •Ascot 2. G. L. Morris* Fireball 3. Best actioned harness horse or ponv (4): Bush Clifton Family’s ] Flrecrest 1. Royal Ascot 2, Fire- ' haven 3. CLYDESDALES

(Judge: A. Wylie) Entire, any age (1): L. R. ana] 1 Mrs Dalzell's Coldstream Me- ] Gregor 1 and champion male. < Mare any age (5): L. R. and Mrs Dalzell's Coldstream Jeanie 1 and champion female, L. R. and Mrs < Dalzell’s Cherry Time 2, L. R. and Mrs Dalzell’s White Heather ; 3. Best walking Clydesdale on grounds (6): L. R. and Mrs Dalzell’s Coldstream Jeanie 1, P. Power’s Donnybrook Marita 2, A. P. Moody’s Bonnie 3. BOY AND GIRL RIDERS (Judge: Mrs W. Mears) Boy or girl under 8 (7): Miss J. Morrison 1, Miss K. Burnby 2, N. Hide 3. Boy or girl 8 and under 10 (10): Miss A. Betts 1, Miss L. Roxburgh 2, Miss C. Spark 3. Bov or girl 10 and under 12 (22): R. Wilding 1, Miss N. RoxI burgh 2. Miss N. Fuller 3. Girl or bov 12 and under 14 (22): Miss j (J. Nilon I- B. Smith 2, Stead and = iHill 3. Girl or boy, 14 and under I 16 (20): Miss V. Todd 1, Miss S. (Hudson 2, T. A. Hawkins 3. Lead ] Ung rein for child 6 years and; (under. led by adult (19): N. (Glassey 1. N. Odgers 2, J. Brown COMPETITIONS i (Judges: Mr G. E. Upritchard ) and Mrs A. C. Deans) Ponies under 137.5 cm, riders under 15 (21): Miss A. Spark's Sunset 1, H. Cottier’s Oneida 2, R. Wilding’s Monymusk Freya 3. Ponies under 147.5 cm (23): Miss L. Crean’s Adonis 1, Ginders and Hassall’s Mr Chips 2, Miss E. Tattle’s Blue Moon 3. District pony under 147.5 cm (10): R. Moriartv’s Appache 1, H. Cottier’s Oneida * 2, Miss V. McLean’s Sabre 3. Pony F.E.I. and under 137.5 cm, open handicap, A and B grade (12): Miss A. Spark’s Sunset 1, M. Adorian’s Cindy 2, M. Crean’s Sir Simon 3. Pony F.E.I. under 147 cm, open handicap, A and B grade (13): Miss V. McLean’s Sabre 1. Miss E. Tattle’s Blue Moon 2, B. Smith’s Tom Thumb 3. Pony F.E.1., hit or hurry, under 147.5 cm (21): Ginder and Hassall's Mr Chips 1, Miss C. Duncan's Marshall Ney .2, B. Smith’s Second Thought 3. HORSES ; (Judges: Mr J. J. Johns and Mr t D. Harris) Best maiden jumper not first] prize winners (33): B. Costello’s Avalon 1, Mrs P. Rutherford’s i ■ Volcano 2, Mrs S. Fox’s Spider] ■ 3. Lady's Hunter (29): Miss J. A. Stevenson’s Avalanche 1, D. J. I McKenzie’s Sorab. Miss W. Rutherford's Mill Creek 3. Hunter., open (22): Misses J. Gould and; R. J. Grimsey’s Driftwood 1, J.. Costello’s Salvador 2. Miss WJ ! Rutherford’s Mil) Creek 3. Open, F.E.I. jump handicap, A and Bi f grade (26): J. Costello's Salvador; and P. R. Rutherford’s Manuka! : Bill 1 equal, E. Costello’s Ava-i 'lon 3. Rothmans open hit or? | hurry (22): B. Costello's Avalon I,[ J. Costello’s Salvador 2, Miss J..- ] McLean’s Tui. : Sheep ENGLISH LEICESTER (Judge: Mr P. Jepson) ■ Ram, one-year or over (4): R.; I J. and M. A. Burrows 1 and j champion. Robert Reid and Sons, ' Ltd 2 and reserve. P. S. North- ; cote 3. Ewe, one-shear or over ’ (1): R. J. and M. A. Burrows 11. Ewe lamb (2): P. S. NorthI cote I, R. J. and M. A. Burrow s ] 2 - BORDER LEICESTER Ram, one-shear (3): K. A. Kidd ; ■ 1 and champion, J. R. Gardner 2 ; and reserve. Ram lamb (4): J J R. Gardner 1 and 2. H. W. Far-] quhar 3. Ewe. two-shear or over; ' (6): K. A. Kidd 1 and 2. J. RJ Gardner 3. Ewe. one-shear (4):] J. R. Gardner 1,2, champion and. reserve. Ewe lamb (5): H. W. ■ Farquhar 1. J- R. Gardner 2 and; 3. : SOUTHDOWN ' (Judge: Mr A. G. McFarlane) ] ' Rams, open.— Ram. two-shear; ' or over (1): A. K. McLaughlin 1 1 and chamoion. Ram. one-shear 1 I (1): N. E. E. Mclntosh 1. Ram ■ lamb (6): R. H. Fleming ana Son ’ 1, A. K. McLaughlin 2 and 3. ’ ’ Rams, natural.—Ran, two-shear '! or over (1): A. K. McLaughlin 1 ’ i and reserve. Ram lamb (6): N. E. J E. Mclntosh 1 and 2, A- K. MeJ Laughlin 3. Pair ram lambs (2): ' | N. E. E. Mclntosh 1, R. H. FlemJ ing and Son 2. II Ewes, open.— Ewe, two-shear ; or over (3): N. E. E. Mclntosh 11. 3. and champion, A. K. Meli Laughlin 2. Ewe, one-shear (3): 11 A. K. McLaughlin 1 and reserve. . j N. E. E. Mclntosh 2 and 3. Ewe J lamb (5): N. E. E. Mclntosh 1 and • 3, A. K. McLaughlin 2. Ewe. natural.— Ewe. two-shear or over (3): A. K. McLaughlin * 1, N. E E. Mclntosh 2 and 3. i Ewe. one-shear (1): A. K. McI iaughlin 1. Ewe lamb (5): A. K. - McLaughlin 1. R H. Fleming and l ' Son 2, N. E. E. Mclntosh 3. Pair

ewe lambs «2): R H. Fleming and Son 1, N. E. E, Mclntosh 2.

SUFFOLK (Judge: Mr R. Oakley) Ram, one-shear or over (2):' C. Burrows 1 and champion, A. P. Baker 2. Ram lamb (4): C.» Burrows 1 and reserve. M. R.'; Gardner 2 and 3. Ewe, one-shear; or over <2): A. P. Baker 1 and champion, C. Burrows 2 and reserve. Ewe lamb (1): C. Burrow's 1. SOUTH SUFFOLK (Judge: Mr R. Oakley) Ram lamb (1): M. J. Loffhagen 1 and champion. Ewe. one-shear or over (1): M. J. Loffhagen 1 and champion. Ewe lamb (1): M. J. Loffhagen 1 and reserve. HALFBRED (Judge: Mr E. V. Murray) Rams. open.—Two-shear or; over (4): P. S. Northcote 1 and; champion. K. D. Stevenson 2.; C. Burrows 3. One-shear (6): C. Burrows 1 and reserve. K D. Stevenson 2. P. S. Northcote; 2. K. D. Stevenson 3. Rams, natural. —Two-shear or; over (4): K. D. Stevenson 1, PJ S. Northcote 2. C. Burrows 3. One-shear (4): C. Burrows 1, P.. S. Northcote 2, C. Burrows 3., One-shear (4): C. Burrows 1. P. S. Northcote 2. A. E. Van Asch 3. ! Lamb (8): A. E. Van Asch. 1. : ! C. Burrows. 2, M. M. Hartnell, 13. Ewes. open.—One-shear or over i (5): K. D. Stevenson 1 and champion, C. Burrows 2. P. S. Northcote 3. Lamb (4): C. Burrows 1, P. S. Northcote 2 and 3. Ewes, natural.—One-shear andi over (6): K. D. Stevenson 1 and reserve, P. S Northcote 2, C. Burrow r s 3. Lamb (6): K. D. Stevenson 1, C. Burrows 2. Pair lambs (4): C. Burrows 1. P. S. Northcote 2, M. M. Hartnell 3. SOUTH DORSET DOWN (Judge: Mr G. M. Scott) Ram, one-shear (5): A. K. Mc-

Loughlin 1 and champion, J R. and A. J. Davison 2, 3 and reserve. Ram Lamb (6); A. K. McLaughlin 1, J. R. and A. J. Davison 2. Estate A. G. and R. F. Mclntosh 3. Pair ram lambs (I): Estate A. G. and R- F. Mclntosh 1. Ewe. two-shear or over (3): Estate A. G. and R. F. Mclntosh 1 and reserve, A. K. McLaughlin) 2 and 3. Ewe, one-shear (6): A. K. McLaughlin 1 and 2 and cham-, pion. Estate A. G, and R. F. Me-1 Tntosh 3. Pair ewe lambs fl): Es-I tate R. G. and R. F. Mclntosh 1.; POLL DORSET OR DORSET HORN (Judge: Mr M. J. Dwyer) Ram, two-shear or over (s):> G. Hibbard 1 and 2 and cham-; pion. B. McK. Gardner 3. Ram,; one-shear (7): P. J. Gardner L; , T. B. and B. G. Jordan 2. R. G. ; Barnes 3. Ram lamb (9): T. B. I and B. G. Jordan 1,2. and reserve. Ewe. two-shear or over (7):i • New Haven Farm. Ltd. 1, 3. and ] champion, R. G. Barnes 2. Ewe,. I one-shear <7): New Haven Farm.. Ltd 1, 3 and reserve, P. J. Gard j ner 3. Ewe lambs (7): G. Hibbard I, B. McK. Gardner 2, T. B. and; ;B. G. Jordan 3. Pair ewe lambs '(3): B. McK. Gardner 1. RYELAND (Judge: Mr G. Mcllraith) i Ram, two-shear or over (1): P. ] ;J. Gardner 1 and champion. Ram,; one-shear (2): N. E. E. Mclntosh i I. Ram lamb (4): N. E, E. Mclntosh 1. 2 and 3. Ewe, two-shear or! over (2): A. H. Ward-Smith I, P.i J. Gardner 2. Ewe, one-shear or over (2): A. H. Ward-Smith 1,; P. J. Gardner 2. Ewe, one-shear (4): P. J. Gardner 1 and champion, A. H. Ward-Smith 2 and reserve, N. E. E. Mclntosh 3. Ewe lamb (5): N E. E. Mclntosh 1 and 2, A. H. Ward-Smith 3. ROMNEY (Judge: Mr D. C. Parkes.) Ram, two-shear or over (2): C.

Burrows 1. J. M. Brice 2. Ram, one-shear <4>: C. Burrows 1 ana cnampion, Rannoch Trust 2. J. M Brice 3. Ram lamb (2i: J. M. Brice 1 and 2.

Rams, natural.—Ram. one-shear or over (4): C. Burrows 1 and reserve, R. J. and M. A. Burrows 2. J. 51. Brice 3. Ram lamb j(4): J. M. Brice 1 and 3. D. W. Palmer 2. Shorn ram lamb (11): ,K. Rutherford 1 and 3. C. Burirows 2. Ewes, open.—Two-shear or over i(4): R. J. and M. A. Burrows 1 and champion. C. Burrows 2. |D. W. Palmer 3. One-shear (6): IC. Burrows 1 and reserve, R. J. and M. A. Burrows 2, J. R. Gardiner 3. Lamb (2): J. M. Brice F ]and 2. Ewes, natural. — Two-shear or lover (8): C. Burrows I. J. M. Brice 2. K. Rutherford 3. Oneshear 17): K. Rutherford 1, C. Burrows 2. R. J. and M. A. Burrows 3. Lamb (1): J. M. Brice :1. Shorn Jamb (10): D. W. Palmer 1 and 2, K. Rutherford 3. CORRIEDALE iJudge: Mr D. Reid.’ Rams. open.—Two-shear or •over (.8): B. J. and D. F Johns T and champion. M. J. and A. D. : Sidey 2. A. J. Blakely and Son 3. One-shear (9): W. D. and A. C. Power 1 and reserve. B. J. and ,D. F. Johns 2, A. J. Blakely and ‘Son 3. Lamb (5): W. D. and A. C. jPower 1. B. J. and D. F. Johns *2. W. J. Hoban and Son 3. Rams, natural.—Two-shear or ■ over (4): B. J. and D. F. Jo»wis j I and 3, W. J. Hoban and Son 2. One-shear (6): W. J. Hoban and Son 1 and 2, B. J. and D. F. Johns 3. Lamb <8): W. J. Hoban and Son 1 and 3, B. J. and D. F. Johns 2. Pair lambs (1): B. J. and D. F. Johns 1. Ewes, open.—Two-shear or over (6): W. J. Hoban and Son 1, W. D. and A. C. Power 2, B. J. and D. F. Johns 3. Oneshear (8): W. D. and A. C. Power

1 and 3 W J Hoban and Son 2. Lamb i 4): W. J. Hoban and Son 1 and 3. W. D. and A. C. Power Ewes, natural - Two-shear or over .'5): XV. J. Hoban and Son 1 and 3. B. J and D. F Johns 2. One-shear »7i: R. H. Fleming and Son I. B J. and D. F. Johns 2, XV. J. Hoban and Son 3. Lamb :(5): B. J. and D. F. Johns I and 3. XV. J. Hoban and Son 2. Pair iambs (2): XX’. J. Hoban and Son 1. B. J. and D. F. Johns 2. PERENDALE (Judge: Mr F. XV. Helps.) Ram, one-shear or over «2): J. R. XVilson jnr 1. 2 and champion. Ram lamb (2»: J. R. XVilson jnr 1,2 and reserve. Ewe. oneshear or over (2): J. R XVilson jnr 1,2 and, reserve. Ewe lamb (2): J. R Wilson jnr 1. 2 and champion. - MERINO t.Judge: Mr C. F Urquhart.) Rams, natural. —Two-shear or over (2): K. D. Stevenson 1 and 2. One-shear (7): I. G. Hamilton I, 2. champion and reserve. K. D Stevenson 3. Lamb (7): G. M. Black I and 2. 1. G. Hamilton 3. Ewes, natural.—Two-shear or over (5): K. D. Stevenson 1. 2. champion and reserve. A. E. van Asch 3. One-shear <7»: K. D. Stevenson 1 and 2. A. E van Asch 3. Lamb (6): K. D. Stevenson 1 and 2, G. M. Black 3. FLOCK SHEEP Fine Wool (Judge; Mr R. Anderson.) Full-mouth Corriedale or half breed ewe (3): B. A. C. Hoban 1, Lorraine Estates 2. G. XX'. Loe 3. Pair Corriedale or half breed ewes, two-shear or over (3): B. A. C. Hoban 1, G. XV. Loe 2. Pair Corriedale ewes one-shear (3): B. A. C. Hoban 1. O. L. and H. H. Davies Ltd 2, G. XV. Loe 3. Corriedale ewe, one-shear (3): B. A. C. Hoban 1, O. L. and H. H.

Danes Ltd 2. G XX Loe 3 Pair Corriedale ewe iambs -2» R A C. Hoban I. O. L. and H. Il Davies Ltd 2. Corriedale ewe iamb (U: B. A C. Hoban 1. Half bred ewes, one-shear «!■ Lorraine Estates 1. Pair Corriedale or half bred ewe lambs, shorn 2) K. H. Coleman 1. G. XV. I.oe 2 Corriedale or half bred ewe lambs, shorn <2): G XX'. I.oe 1. K. H. Coleman 2. Pen of five half bred or Corriedale ewes, two-shear or o\er (2): G. XV. Loe 1. B. A. C. Hoban Young Farmers Classes.—Pair' Corriedale or half-bred ewes. two. shear or over >3): P D. Buck-; ingham I. J E. R. Beaven 2. 1 R. Savage 3 Pair Cnrriedale or half-bred ewes, one-shear <5): C. M. Black I. P D. Buckingham 2. J E. R. Beaven 3 Pair Corriedale or halfbred ewe lambs <s': C. M. Black 1 and 3. J E. R Beaven 2. Pair Corriedale or halfbred lambs, shorn 2 P D Buckingham 1. J. E. R Beaven STRONG WOOL (Judge Mr R Latter.' Parr Romney nr crossbred ewes, two-shear or over *4»: M Vernon 1. N. G. Ferguson 2. H R Hammond 3. Pair Romney or crossbred ewes, one-shear i4c ( . A. and J. K Burrows 1. N G Ferguson 2. H R Hammond 3. Romney or crossbred ewe nneshear <4): C. A. and J. R Burrows 1. N. G. Ferguson 2. X Vernon 3. Pair Romney’ or crossbred ewe lambs, shorn (4r H. R Hammond 1 and 3, M. Vernon 2. Young Farmers’ classes.—Pair Romney or crossbred ewes, oneshear (2): T. P. Barker 1 and 2. PRIME SHEEP (Judge: Mr L. Wilson) Two freezing wethers (4): H. IR. Hammond 1. B. A. C. Hoban 12 and 3. Two butchers wethers' (4): H. R. Hammond 1, B. A C.

Hoban 2 and 3 Iwo butcheis ewes, any weight, four years o; over. Romnex or crossbred 2 • H. R. Hammond 1 and 2 T«< r butchers eves, any ax eight tour . vears or oxer, halftoreu or Cor riedale 5 . B X (. Hoban 1 I and 3. A. T. Addis 2 Two prime lamb>. torriedal* , or halfbred <2': B A C Hoban , 1 and 2 -drafter G Beerc Tw c , Down type prime lamb* 7> T B and B. G Jordan I B A < . Hoban 2 and 3 Pet lamb, c hild ren under 15 C D and B Johns 1. A. Addis 2. M William . son 3. Pet sheep, children under 'l5 -3c I Dabinette 1. M Roue ' 12, <’. Rowe 3. WOOL • Judge: Mr M Bellamx j Hogget wool. Halfbred or . Corriedale ram <4> R. X Thum .son I. B J and D 1' Johns 2 and 3. Halfbred or C orriedau ' eve (2'_ B I and I) I- >< r.v 1 and 2 Merino 2' K P Steeh 1 and 2 Flock eve hogEef I D. Anderson 1 Ewe wool. Merino «< R P Steele 1 and 3. K I) Stevcn«-on 2 Halfbred or ( ori iedale 4 I Mrs M E Mason 1 B -I and D. F John- 2. W J Hoban anc Son 3 Hock eve fieece (inc . wool) ri Mrs XI 1 Ma-on I Halfbred or Corriedale ’ B J. and D F .in!m> I and K. D Stevenson 2 Cattle HEREFORD •Judge: Mr M Jeffries'’ 1 Bull born before June 30. 1974 • 1»: XV P. Earl Trust 1 and champion. Bull born after June • 30. 1974 <1 Mr and Mrs G L C. Dunster 1. Cow born before I June 30. 1973, with call '2c J. |R. and A. J. Davison 1. Mrs C> • M. Burrows 2. Heifer born )! after June 30. 1973 <sc Mr and • Mrs G L. C. Dunster 1. 2. 3 and .'champion

ANGUS Judge Mr F Edward* Bull, born before June 30. IP?' .]• B J and D I John- I and champion Bull, born after June 30. ift?4 >2* P J Gardnr 1. 11. J and D I Johns 2 <ov before June 30. 1H73 with < alf (l» H Wilkie I and champio' Heifer after June M». 1973 2 B J and I) I John* 1 and 2 DOGS Judge Mr II Roxburgh' Shorthaired working collie »• M Rowe 1. T B and B < Jordan 2. I) McLaughlin Bearded working colli*- !' MrP J Lamb I. Best tram of three working do«* -I M Row r I Prt dog <9 Ml** B B<l 1 II and S Hammond 2. H Me Aslan 3 Sporting dog l: Sax age i and 2. I» and B John* 3. SEEDS Judge Mr * L Merna Aotea w heat o< < tom 7 F .1 O Bia<k LA I Add)* 2 I l\ Dunbai 3 llllgend< -f «heal 1 I K 1 *\i j ba • I K Hammond 2. \ G and M <. PergUMm 3. Wheat, am nthci varictx M T *. lor rest et \ W B McMillan 2. T M Roberts 3 Oat.* «!• B and M Thompson Malting barlex 2 1 K Dunbar 1. 1 B and H <■ Jordan 2 Fe ed barlrv aw nr •s>. T B and B <. lordan 1 D W Du xer 2. I O Black 3 lend bariex skinlei>> <2> Is’Htr V W Draper I. J A l orreNt'*2 Garden pea* <2 I M Roberts 1. 1 K Dunbar Perennial r\egress 4 I K Dunbar LA W B McMillan 2. B and \ McMillan 1- <.ia lands lama ryegrass '2>: J A Forrester 1. I K Dunbar 7 White clover, hula I T. R an! B. G. Jordan L Ont bale lucern hay >4i: B. Dex inc I and 2. A T Addis 3 One bale meadow hav It2»: 1. K. Dunbar 1. H R Hammond 2