Teeming rain stops Rangiora show

Press, 23 October 1978, Page 11

Teeming rain stops Rangiora show

For th* first time in its 12-year history the North-i sm Agricultural and Pastoral Show was cancelled on Sat--1 relay. Teeming south-westerlv •ain on Friday and Saturday reduced the Rangiora showtrounds to a mire. By mid homing on Saturday condia'ons had become impossible •nd the show had to be stopped.

The earlv closing of the show means that tne North-i ;m Agricultural and Pastoral Association stands to suffer a big loss from the event. Gate takings reached only $533 compared with the record $4047 taken at last year’s show. Although the cancellation meant the grand parade was not held for the first time in the history of the show, most of the judging was completed. Shearing competitions were transferred to a Femside woolshed and the highland dancing competitions were held at the Rangiora High School. The only horse and ponv jumping that took place was held on Friday before the ground conditions became too mucky. All other jumping has been postponed and will he held at the showgrounds on November 4. The Labour Day jumping show organised by the Canterbury area of the New Zealand Horse Society junior committee has been cancelled because of ground conditions. The only event to take place in the show ring after the cancellation of the show was the judging of the Clydesdale horses and the final of the dog trials. Side show attendants reported miserable takings and many had packed up to leave shortly after lunch. Displays and tents were hastily dismantled by attendant's and the grounds were almost emptv bv about 2 p.m. Many vehicles had trouble getting out of the muddy showgrounds. The president of the association. Mr A. T. Metherell, brought his tractor to the show to help horse owners who were unable to tow their horse floats through the mud. Mr Metherell said he was worried that stock might suffer if the show continued.

He praised the work of thei organisers who tried to keep' the show going in spite of; the weather. “I would like to extend a big thank you to those who? fought the elements to get! as far as we did. However, they were terrible conditions for animals and it was with regret that we had to cancel the show.” said Mr Metherell. Quarter Horses (Judge: Mr Alan Sisam) Part-bred yearling colt, filly or gelding (3»: R. D. Morris 1. Crowe family 2. Part bred mare or gelding (5): Otanerito Park 1. Miss L. Dailey 2, J. H. Sambrook 3. Purebred stallion (4): Blackford Quarter Horse Stud 1, Mrs A. C. McKie 2, Otanerito Park and Q. H. Stud 3.

Hunters (Judge: Mrs R. Blackadder ■ and Miss R. Grimsey) Maiden hunter (36j: A. S. andl A. C. Chaffey 1, Miss V. Willis 2. Best hunter, capable of carrying up to 76kg (31): A. S. and A. C. Chaffey I, Mrs P. Letham 2, P. H. Crean 3. Best hunter, capable of carrying 76kg and over (23): Miss J. A. Stevenson 1, B. Costello 2, Al. Letham 3. Best hunter over wire (23k Miss J. A. Stevenson 1, P. H. Crean 2, Miss M. G. Derham 3. Qualified hunteds (12): Miss J. A. Stevenson 1, P. H. Crean 2, A. S. and A. C. Chaffey 3. Open hunter (34): B. Costello 1, Miss J. A. Stevenson 2, Mrs P. R. Rutherford 3. Table A 3 event for novice horses (28): Mrs G. C. West I, N. Parrott 2, Wakeman and Gould 3. Table A. C grade horses (23): J. Carroll 1, Mrs E. McConchie 2, Miss D. Mills 3. Table A. A and B grade horses (18): Miss J. M. Cresswell 1, I C. Bell 2, Miss J. Swarbrick 3. Hit and hurry for novice horses (8): Miss V. Willis 1, John Carrol] 2 4 S. M. Plaisted 3. Hill and Hurry, C grade (16k Miss V Carrol] 2. S. Al. Plaisted 3. Hit M. Peddip 3. Kit and Hurry. A and B grade (16): Miss J. M. Cresswell L Miss J. McLean 2, 1. C. Bell and Mrs B. Blackie 3. Clydesdales Entire, any age (1): L. R. and Mrs Dalzell 1. Mare or gelding (1): A. P Moody 1. Best walking animal *4): P. J. Power I. L. R. and Mrs Dalzell 2. Yearling colt, filly or gelding (4): L. R. and Mrs Dalzell 1 and 2, P. J. Power 2. Harness horses (Judge: Mr R. B. Lilley) Best turnout., driven by a lady «5): AV. J. Ellen and N. Al. Wallace ly Mr and Mrs A. W. Wright 2. Maiden harness horse or pony (5): Mr and Mrs A. W. Wright 1. AV. J. Ellen and N. M. Wallace 2, Mr and Mrs R. J. Millar 3. Harness horse, mare or gelding (5): H. N. May 1, Mr and Mrs A. AV. Wright 2, Mr and Mrs R. J. Miller 3. Harness horse, mare or gelding over 132.5 cm (11): C. I. and L. I. Peter 1 and 2. AV. J. Ellen and N. M. Wallace 3. Harness pony, mare or gelding (7): C. I.

and L. I. Peter 1 and 2, H. N. May 3. Harness ponj’, mare or gelding not over 132.5 cm (6j: H. N. Mav 1, Mr and Mrs A. W. Wright 2. W. J. Ellen and N. M. Wallace 3. Saddle cobs . (Judge: Mr R. B. Lilley) | Best turned out (18): Mrs R. R. Yates 1, Zena Chart 2, Mrs L. Millar 3. Maiden cob (9): Zena Chart 1, P. Hughes 2, Mrs F. P. Roberts 3 Cob under 147.5 cm (8): Karen Price 1, Mrs C. Wilson I 2. G. F. Rhodes 3. Cob over 147.5 :cm up to 155 cm (12): Airs R. R. Yates 1, Zena Chart 2, Mrs R. S. Scott 3. Saddle horses (Judge: Mr I. Gillanders) Maiden hack (21): Mrs A. Higgins 1. Miss L. Jones 2, Gendie Chapman 3. District hack over 147.5 cm (14): Robinson family and Mrs N. T. Judson I, Mr and Mrs D. Bailey 2, J. R. Turner 3. i Hack over 147.5 cm (33): Mrs S. : Field-Dogson 1, Mr and Mrs D. i Bailey 2. J. R. Turner 3. Best mannered and paced i hack (34i: Mrs S. Field-Dodgson 1, Mr and Mrs D. Bailey 2, J. R. Turner 3. Lady’s hack, over 147.5 cm, up to 155 cm (35): Mrs S. Field-Dodgson 1, J. R. Turner 2, Mr and Mrs D. Bailey -3. Maiden hack, mare or gelding, over 155 cm (14): Mrs M. B. Kelly 1. Miss Al. Smith 2, Miss S. Adair 3. District hack (18): J. R. Turner 1. Mrs M. B. Kelly 2, R. James 3. Hack, mare or gelding over 155 cm (16): Airs P. J. Lamb 1, Mrs R. Taylor and M. Letham 2, Miss L. B. Wells 3. Hack, mare or gelding over 155 cm (19): J. R. Turner 1. Miss S. Morrish 2, Mrs Al. B. Kelly 3. Hack, mare or gelding, over 155 cm (10): Reed family I,G. F. Rhodes 2, J. L. Stevenson 3. Best mannered and paced hack over 155 cm (34): Airs R. Taylor and Al. Letham 1, Mrs P. J. Lamb 2, Reed family 3. Lady’s hack, mare or gelding over 155 cm (34): Airs P. J. Lamb I. Mrs R. Taylor and Al. Letham 2. Reed family 3. Saddle ponies Ring one (Judge: Mr C. A. Bell) Best turned out pony, gear and rider, over 137.5 cm (23): Mrs A. Sampson and A. Blain I, Noni Fuller 2. Karen Peter 3. District maiden pony, over 137.5 cm (15): Noni Fuller 1, Julie Ashworth 2; Julia Dodge 3. District pony (18): Noni Fuller 1, Tina Norgate 2. Pamela Smith 3 Best mannered i pony, over 137.5 cm. up to 142 5 Icm (10): Brendan Smith 1, Nat lasha Amor 2. Paul Donald 3. I Best mannered pony, over i '42.5cm up to 147.5 cm (15): Helen ; Stokes 1, Mrs A. Sampson and T. Mitchel] 2, Connie Mayhew 3. Maiden pony, over 137.5 cm up to 142.5 cm (10): Noni Fuller I, Mrs G A. Petrie and C. Hayhew 2. Karen Coe 3. Pony, mare or gelding over 137.5 cm up to 142.5 cm (19): Noni Fuller 1, G. Hewitt and Sally McCormick 2. Brendan Smith 3. Maiden pony, mare or gelding over 142.5 cm up to 147.5 cm (9): Julia Dodge 1, Karen P<°ter 2. Genese Tuck 3.

Pony, mare or geldin? <28): A. Sampson and A. Blain 1, Mrs A. Sampson and T Mitchel] 2. Smith and Newfield 3. Best

paced pony, over 137.5 cm up to 142.5 cm (20): Mrs H. Williams and Ross Pearson 1, Brendan Smith 2. Best pony, over 142.5 cm up to 147.5 cm (27): Smith and Newfield 1, Jane Grant 2, Sharon Alably 3. Ring two (Judge: Airs I. Gillanders) Best turned out, 127 cm to 137.5 cm (25): Airs A. Sampson and K. Menzies 1, Roxburgh family 2, Mrs L. Al. Hawker 3. District maiden pony (12): Christopher Roberts 1, Patricia Spark 2, K. Young 3. District pony, 127 cm to 137.5 cm (17): Virginia Smith 1, Christopher Roberts 2, Wakeman and Ellen 3. Best mannered pony, 127 cm to 132.5 cm (11): Roxburgh family 1, Christopher Roberts 2, Mrs L. Al. Hawker 3. Best mannered pony, over 132.5 cm to 137.5 cm '17): Prue Chapman 1. Donna Beck 2, Donna Richards 3. Maiden pony, 127 cm to 132.5 cm (4): Christopher Roberts 1. Meares and Sutton 2, A. Osborne 3. Pony mare or gelding, 127 cm to 132.5 cm (12): Mrs A. Sampson and K. Menzies 1, Miss B. Jenkins 2, Lyndall AlcGrouther 3. Maiden pony (20): Mrs A. Thompson and K. Menzies 1, Donna Beck 2, K. Young 3. Pony, mare or gelding over 132.5 cm up to 137.5 cm (23): Mrs Z. Walker and Debbie Hunter 1, Mrs A. Sampson and K. Alenzies 2, Virginia Smith 3. Best paced pony. 132.5 cm to 137.5 cm (22): Mrs Z. Walker and Debbie Hunter 1, Prue Chapman 2, Virginia Smith 3. Ring three (Judge: Airs E. O’Sullivan) Best turned out pony up to 127 cm (27): Airs D. Isaac 1, Nicholas Hide 2, Leah Aleares 3. District 'maiden, mare or gelding up to 127 cm (6): Helen Johnston 1, Lisa Nicholl 2, Alandy Smith 3, District pony, up to J27cm (16): Catherine Spark 1, Schnell and Norgate 2. Roxburgh family 3. Best mannered pony up to 122 cm (16): Roxburgh family and Miss C Cowe 1, Z. Walker and A. Betts , Charlotte Hide 3. Best mannered pony over 122 cm up to 1.27 cm (20): Schnell and Norgate 1. Sally Greenwood 2. Best paced ponv, up to 122 cm (22): Cowey and Todd 1. R. Betts 2, A. Betts 3. Best paced pony. 122 cm to 127 cm (22): Airs D. Isaac 1. Schnell and Norgate 2, Sally Greenwood 3. Peny jump (Judges: Air D. Harris and Mr S. McG. Woods) Table A 3 event. F.E.I. C grade ponies under 137.5 cm (15)- Vir-i sinia Smith 1, Nicola Peter 2, C. and J. Wightman 3. Table A 3, F.E.I. 137.5 cm to 147 scm (16):; Fiona AlcGrouther I, Helen Stokes 2. W. Winder 3. Table A 3, F.E.I. A and B grade. 137.5 cm and under (7): Prue Chanman 1, Alark Crean 2. Pme Chapman and C’nris'tonher Reed equal 3. Table A. F.E.I. A and B grade, 137.5 cm to 147.5 cm (11): Smith and Newfield 1, N. Winder 2, Connie Alayhew 3. Hit ? nd hurry 137.5 cm and under (20): Alark Crean 1. Virginia Smith 2. P'-ue Chapman 3. Hit and hurry, 137.5 cm to 1.47.5 cm Smith and Newfield 1. Louise Harnett 2, Connie Alayhew 3.

CATTLE Jersey (Judge: Mr A. D. Hamilton) Cows.—-Over four years. in milk (5): AL E. Hawke 1, R. W. Frost and Son 2, T. Al. Fleming Ltd 3. Cow. four years in milk (5): R. W. Frost and Son 1 and 3, T. Al. Fleming Ltd'2. Heifer, three years in milk (7): R. W. Frost and Son 1, E. R. and J. P. Maynard 2. North Canterbury Jersev Cattle Club (4>: E. R. and J. P. Alavnard 1, R W. Frost and Son 2. Heifer, two years (9): L. P. Hawke 1. E. R. and J. P. Alavnard 2. and 3. Drv cow (2): R. W. Frost and Son. Heifer, one; vear (6): E. R. and J. P. Alavnard j 1 and 2. L. P Hawke 3. Heifer, calved since May 31 <3): T. MJ Fleming. Best brought out and i handled heifer (4): T. Al. Fleming! 1 and 2. Bulls, —Yearling (1): T. M. Fleming. Two-year-old (D: E. R. and J. P. Alaynard. Three years or over (1): R. W. Frost and Son. Two orogeny (3): R. W. Frost and Son 1, T. Al. Fleming 2. Two veariing heifers (3): E. R. and J. P. Alavnard 1. L. P. Hawke 2. Breeders’ group veariing (1): T. AT. Fleming. Breeders' group bull and cows, two vears or over (2): R. W. Frost and Son. Three cows in milk (1): E. R. and J. P. ATaynard. Friesian (Judges: Messrs t l . jj. Jones and D. G. Heslop) Cows.—Best uddered (15): J. J. and J. T. Geddes 1, R. G. and K. T. Alclntosh 2, D. H. and Al. A. Leslie 3. Cow, over four vears (18): D. 11. and M. A. Leslie 1, f. A. Mclntosh and Sons 2. R. G. and K. T. Alclntosh 3. Cow, four vears (17): R. G. and K. T. Mclntosh 1 and 3. J. J. and J. A Geddes 2. Heifer, three vears Hl): Dean Geddes 1. D H. and AL A Lesße 2. F. A. Mclntosh and Sons 3. Heif**r. two vears and a haH 03): Mrs D. J, McIntosh 1. G. Af. Stewart 2. E. A. GjlJrnar 3. Heifer, two years (14): A. W. Hight 1. D. JI. and M. A. Leslie ?. F. A. Mclntosh and Sens 3. Drv cow. anv a?e in calf («): D H. and M. A. Leslie 1, W. AfcG. Vaughan 2 and 3. Heifer one vear and a half (in): P. Alclntosh and Snn 1, A. W. Hi*ht 2 G R. and K. T. ATcTntn<h and Son 3. Heifer, one vear (2.D* G. P. MeJnt,r«h an*i Snn 1. nn'i G. R. and K T. Mclntosh 3 Heimer, called c *nc«’ A’’g"st 31 HD- R G. and K. T. Alclntosh 1. S A. Stewart and Sons 2. E. A. G’liman 3.

Bulls.—VgarHng (7v G t> . ATc-7nt/-sh and Son 1, E. A. Gillman 2. R. G. and K T Mclntosh 3. v ep’' l in r ’’ Pascgii Afemoriai (7v A. IT. I. R. G and K. T. 2. iVabelin Bros 3. Two I’-ears *?): F. A. MeTp+nsh end S ons. Threp vears (6 V F A. ifcT ntosh juvi Anns i. G P Mclntn.ch anH 2 W r -ke”n Prn«? 3. nrogeny (9): D H. and M A. Leslie 1. S. A. Stewart j Sone 2, J. G Stewart 3 Tw'i, nreatenv (fi); D. H. and AT. A. Leslie 1. R. G and J. T. AfeTntosh 2. Watelin P”os 3, T'«o veariing (I/'; G. P. ATc.infrch and Son 1 F> G and K. T. MeTnfosh 2. F. A Mclntosh and 3 Breeders’ ?ronn veßriinc and heifers f 7): G. P 'TpTnterV) 3n d Son 1. R. G. and T<. t ATrTntosh 2. A. W lF?ht 3. BrAederß* group, one huR and two cows (5): F. A. Alclntosh and

Sons 1, E. A. Gillman 2, J. G. Stewart 3. Ho ref ords (Judge: Mr J. D. Caldwell) Bulls.—Two years and over (1): 1. C. Ford. One year (3): I. C. Ford Heifer, two years.—l. C. Ford. One year: I. C. Ford. Ayrshire (Judge: Mrs 1. Willan) Heifer, two years (2): W. D. and G. D. Legg. Heifer, one year (1): Airs C. E. Ford. Heiier, calved since September 30 (1): Mrs C. E. Ford Bulls.—Yearling (2): W. D. and G. D. Legg. Two progeny (1): Airs C. E. Ford. Gillespie Challenge Cup.—C. Alillar. Cow, tour years and over (H: Airs C. E. Ford. Cow, three years (.1): AV. D. and G. D. Legg. Calves Best brought out, under 11 (14): Rachel Spark 1, Stuart Gold 2, Paul Spark 3. Best for dairy purposes, under-11 (14): Catherine Alillar 1, Stuart Gold 2, Julia Spark 3. Best brought out, under--16 (18): Dianna Leslie 1, David Wells 2. Dean Geddes 3. Best for dairy purposes, under-16 (18): Dianna Leslie 1, Rosemary Hight 2. Craig Gold 3. Milking Shorthorn (Judges; Alessrs W. Small and W. Hurfordj Cows.—Over four years (2): Innishmore Farm. Four years (2): Innishmore Farm. Heifer, three years (1): Garrett and Deavoll. Heifer, two years (1): Garrett and Deavoll. Yearling heifer (3): Innishmore Farm 1 and 2. Heifer, calved since September 30 (1): Garrett and Deavoll.

Bulls.—Two years (1): Garrett and Deavoll. Three years or over (1): Innishmore. Two progeny (2): Garrett and Deavoll. Two yearling heifers (1): Garrett and Deavoll. Breeders’ group, one male and three females (1): Garrett and Deavoll. Prime lambs (Judge: Air G. Beere)

Three lambs, suitable for freezing, any cross, not over 25kg live, judged alive (17): Marawiti Holdings, Ltd, 1, T. F. May and Sen 2. Eyrebank Farm 3. Three lambs, suitable freezing, 25kg to 30kg live, iudged live (10): Eyrebank Farm 1 and 2, Marawiti Holdings. Ltd 3. Three lambs, suitable freezing. 30kg to 33kg (7): A. H. Hanna 1. Eyrebank Farm 2 and 3. Three lambs, suitable freezing, any breed, live weight 3kg to 36kg (3): Marawiti Holdings. Ltd. Lamb for butchers’ purposes, must be cut and tailed, ovei 36kg live weight (4): Kellsurry Farm, Ltd 1, Marawiti Holdings, Ltd 2 and 3. Three show lambs, any breed, weight (1): Marawiti Holdings, Ltd 1. Gift class: K. D Stevenson 1. Eyrebank Farm 2. G. M. Martin 3. SHEEP Corriedale Rams.—Over 30 months (2): E.; K. Alillar and Son 1. Over 18 months to 30 months (1): B. W. and P. F. Dixon 1. Under 18 months <3): B. W. and P. F. Dixon 1. AV. D. and A. C. Power 2. Under 18 months, shorn on or after July 20 (8): E. K. Millar and Son 1 and 2, F. E. Booker 3. Under 18 months, July 20 shorn (4): B. W. and P. F. Dixon 1 T. J. Burrows 2 Ewes.—Over 30 months, lamb at foot (1): AV. D. and A. C. Power I. Over 18 months under 30 months, lamb at foot (1): W. D. and A. C. Power. Under 18 months (3): B. AV. and P. F. Dixon 1 and 2. Under 18 months, shorn on or after October 1.(6): E. K. Millar and Son 1. AV. D. and A. C. Power 2, E. K. Millar and Soil 3. Under 18 months, i natural condition, shorn after October 1 (8): G. C. Early 1, B. AV. and P. F. Dixon 2.

Romney (Judge: Mr N. Rams, over 30 months -2-; H. C. Vanstone 1. Over 18 months up to 30 months (2): H. G. E. Taylor 1. Over 18 months, shorn after July 20 (4): R. C. Vanstone 1. Under 18 months, shorn after July 20 (4); R. G. E. Taylor 1 and 3. Ravenswood Stud 2. Pair of ram under 18 months (3): Ravenswood Stud 1. H. G. E. Taylor 2. Natural condition. over 18 months (2): 11. C. Vanstone 1. Over 18 months, shorn after or on July 20 (D: H. G. E. Taylor. Under 18 months, shorn on or after Jhly 20 <3): Ravenswood Stud 1 H. G E. Taylor 2. Ewes.—Over 30 months, lamb [at foot (2): H. G. E. Taylor 1. [Over 18 and under 30 months, [lamb at foot (2): H. G. E. Taylor 1. Over 18 months, lamb at foot, [shorn on or after July 20 (2): H C. A 7 anstose 1. Under 18 months (2): H. G. E. Taylor 1. Under 18 months, shorn July 20 (2): H. G. E. Taylor. Natural condition, over 18 months, iamb at foot (2): H. G. E. Taylor 1. Ewe under 18 months (3): Ravenswood Stud 1, H. G. E. Taylor 2. Under 18 months, shorn on or after July 20 (2): H. G. E. Taylor. Poll Dorset and Dorset Horn (Judge: Mr E. T. Newton) Rams.—Over 18 months: R. J. and N. F. Chapman 1. Under 18 months, shorn on or after July 20 (3): R. J. and N. F. Chapman I. R. G. Barnes 2. Ewes.—Over 18 months, lamb at foot (3): R. G. Barnes I. R. J. and AV. F. Chapman 2. Under 18 months (4): R. G. Barnes 1, R. J. and N. F. Chapman 2. South Dorset Down (Judge: G. AL Scott) Rams.—Over 18 months (1): Mrs S. D. AlcMillan 1. Over 18 months, shorn on or after July 20 (4): A. A. and L. AV. Ellis 1 and 2. Mrs S. I). McMillan 3.

Ewes.—Over 30 months, lamb at foot (3): A. A. and L. AV. Ellis 1. Mrs S. D. McMillan 2. Over 18 months, lamb at foot, shorn after July 20 (2): A. A. and L. AV. Ellis 1 and 2. Over 18 months, under 30 months, lamb at foot (4): A. A. ajid L. AV. Ellis 1 and; 2. Under 18 months (1): Airs S. D. AlcAlillan (1). Under 18 months, shorn after or on July 20 (2): A. A. and L. AV. Ellis 1 and 2. Merino (Judge: Mr D. Inkson.) Rams.—Under 18 months (2): K. D. Stevenson. Ewes.—Over 18 months (3): K. D. Stevenson, j Under 18 months (3): K. D.' Stevenson. Halfbred (Judge: Mr D Inkson.) Rams.-—Over 18 months (1): K. D. Stevenson. Under 18 months l (1): K. D. Stevenson. Ewes.—Over 18 months (1): K.l D. Stevenson. Under 18 months] (1): K. D. Stevenson. Hampshire (Judge: Mr G. Alaxwell.) j Rams.—Unde»’ 13 months (3): B. I 'A. and Al. J. Faulis 1. 2 and 3. I Ewes.—Over 18 months i4i: B. A. and M. J. Faulis 1. 2 and 3. Under 18 months (4): B. A. and M. J. Faulis 1,2 and 3. Dorset Down (Judge: Air G. AL Scott) Rams, over 18 months (4): A. J. R. Johnstone I, Court and Inwood 2. Under 18 months, shorn on or after July 20 (5): A. J. R. Johnstone 1, AV. S. Court 2, Court and Inwood 3. Ewes, under 18 months (2): A. J. R. Johnstone 1. Under 18 months, shorn on or after July 20 (2): A. J. R. Johnstone 1. English Leicester (Judge: Air L. Chilton) Rams.—Under 18 months, shorn on or after July 20 (1): Ravenswood Stud 1. Ewes, over 18 months, lamb at foot (1): Ravenswood Stud 1. Under 18 months fl): Ravenswood Stud 1- Under 18 months,

shorn after or on July 20 (1 : Ravenswood Stud I Border Leicester (Judge: Mr L. Chilton! Ranis, over 18 months h T M. Fleming Ltd 1. Under 18 months, shorn on or a tier July 20 (6): K. D. Stevenson 1 and 2. J- S. J. McCaskey 3. Ewes, over 18 months <3*: T M. Fleming Ltd ! and 2. I nder lo months, shorn on or after K- D. Stevenson ] and 2. Southdown (Judge: Mr H. C. Abbott! Rams, over 18 months 1 : J. s J. McCaskey 1. Over 18 months, shorn on or after July 20 .;:v J- S. j. McCaskev f, k. D Stevenson 2. Under 18 months’ shorn on or after Julv 20 .si* K. D. Stevenson 1 and 2. G. A. Petrie 3. Pair rams, under *lB months close shorn on or after July 20 (2>: J. S. J. McCaskev 1 Ewes, over 18 months, lamb at foot (2): G. A. Petrie I. Over 18 months, lamb at foot, shorn on or » fter J uly 20 di; G. A. Petrie 1. Over 18 months, lamb at foot shorn after Julv 20 «D: G A Petrie 1. Under 18 months, shorn on or after July 20 (3): G A Petrie 1 and 2.

Wool . (Judge: R. lies) Corriedale or halfbred ewe. 56s or finer i2i: S. W. Ashworth 1 and 2. Corriedale or halfbred ewes under 36s (2): S. w. Ashworth 1 and 2. Corriedale or halfbred woolly hogget. 56s or finer (O): B. w. and P. F. Dixon 1, A R. Macintosh 2.

Corriedale or lialfbred. woollv under 56s (5): B. w. and P F Dixon 1 and 2, G. C Earlv 3' Corriedale or halfbred woollv hogget, 56s or finer (2): S. w. Ashworth 1. Corriedale or halfbred woolly hogget, strong under 06s (2): S. W. Ashworth 1. Romney or crossbred ewe or whether (1): R. C. Reid 1. Romnev or crossbred woolly hogget til: R. c. J??’ 11 .. 1 - Merino ewe or wether m w ! Stevenson 1. Hoggett (1). K. D. Stevenson. Dog Trials Maiden: H. T. Eder, Rock 1 Lang, Lassie 2. K. J. Harrison, BUI 3 District: H. K. Barwell, Glee 1. T. E. Barwell. Rain 2. H. G. Eggleston. Trim 3. District maiden; H. T. Fder. Rock 1. G. Lang 2, A. G. Sheirdan. Star 3.

Sheep dogs I Short hair dog (St: H. T. Eder. IRpck 1 H. K. Barwell. Tim 2. I Richard Monk. Boots 3. Short hair slut (4): Mrs R. D. Morris. I Star 1, H. K. Barwell 2 Long hair dog <3): A. G. Power. Ruff 1 I Julie Graham. Boss 2. Lone hair slut (1): H. K. Barwell, Sue 1. [Bearded slut (D: H. K. Ba-well. p*lo 1, Bearded dog til: H K ■Barwell, Mac 1. Pup. under six months (7)- Anthonv Power Tin 1. Mrs P. D. Morris. Nick 2 H IK. Barwell, Queen 3. > Goats ' Maiden doe or goatling (3)Miss I. Ramsay 1. and 2. Doe in milk, under 3 (101: K. L’pston 1 Mr and Mrs G. Wood 2, Miss I. Ramsay 3. noe in milk. 3 rears and over (6); D. M. Jesseft 1 Miss I. Ramsay 2. F. M Unston 3. Bost udder (9): K. U-ton 1. D. M. Jesseft 2. Miss T. Ramsav 3. Buck, over 12 months (41: Mr and Mrs A. Harding 1 and 2. Ruck kid. under 12 months (3k R. T. and P. Harding 1 Miss I. Ramsav 2. Doe k>d (11): R. T. and P. Harding 1. Mr and Mrs G. Wood 2. Miss E. W. Tattl- 3. Pet <7l: Courtenay Hey 1, Miss K. Re’d 2, Mr and Mrs G. Wood 3. Childs Pet (7): Karl Upston 1. Courtenay Hey 2, R. T. and P. Harding 3. Pigs (Judges: Mess-s G. S. Dailey and D. Cameron) Large White, sow under 18 months (2): P. M. Proudfoot 1 2. Porker: P. M. Proudfoot 1.