Tarras Dog Trial
The Tarras trial was Held on ,\l»'i--1 day, Tuesday, and Wednesday, Mjy igtn, 20th, aud 21.st. The weather cn the first two days wua-fpie, but somewhat scpually on the third day. '.'bis had the effect of making the work in Class IV below the usual standi id. ()n tin- other hand, good work w«.s done in Class 111. lV ]r S. Mu-io kindly gave the use of the grounds lor the trial, and also the use of the dwelling on the property for the refreshment room. The course is rather difficult, but lends itself to the "Jog's accustomed to mustering on h ; ;/n country, the dogs in the hong Haul ! having to run the greater part of the j journey "on the blind." Mr Peter Boyd, l.ovells Flat, gave every watisfaetion an judge. Sheep for *he Huntaway were supplied by Atkins Bros., and were a very suitable ' .t, this fact being proved by the -limber of dogs completing the course. Kor the other events a very suitable line of sheep wa> placed at the of the club by Messrs Jenkins.. Owing to the bad season the tanning community has passed through, entries wen- down, and the club experienced its hist financial set-back for many years, but still has a very substantial credit to cany forward. T 1 e loraJ ladies attended to the cateri.ig, and this was all that could be desir- I. Baskets were liberally contributed ami the gross takings, at the more- t charge of is. totalled £l3 ss. The officials all worked hard for the seccess of the triah a special word beiig due to the energetic and efficient secretary, Mr S, D. Jenkins. Results.— CI.ASS I. Heading. Bringing Back and Yarding (about a quarter mile). —hirst 1 prize £7, Second £4, Third £2 "vs. Fourth £t, Fifth 10s Gd.—A. T. Miller's Kip. 31 points. 1 : ('. M'Erlane'3 Speed, 30 points, 2 ; A. T. Miller's Runt, 28 points. 3; /(".. M'Aughtno's Moss, 27 points. 4; \V. Atkins Mite, 25 points, '5. Twenty entries. (J.ASS iJ. Heading. Bringing Back and H 'II- ' ing in Ring (about a quarter mile).— First Prize ,£8 and Silver Cup 'presented by the Club). Second £', Third £3. Fourth £l, Fifth 10s Gd.A. T. Miller's Runt, 35 points, 1 ; •"*. McErlane's Ned, 34 points, 2: A. T. Miller's Kip, 32 points. 3: D. Aubrey's Moss, 31 points. 4; \Y. Atkin's Mit;, 30 points. 5. Twenty entries. CLASS-111. Huntaway and Slew (about ; qmrtor mile). —Sheep to be driven through 4 sots of flags about 2 chain apart. First Prize ,£B. Second £5, Third /?, Fourth £l, Fifth ins 6d. —I Anders >n'<s Winnie, 38 points, 1 ; C. MeAughtrio .; | Sharp, 37 points, 2; If. Parkhill's j Tyne, 36 points. 3; 1. Anderson's B >b. 1 35 points, 4 ; W. Monk's Sweep, 34 I points, 5. Twenty-six entries. CLASS IV. Head and Huntaway (about a quarter mile).—Sheep to be he.-.id >d and brought back to flag and thou l hunted through two sets of flags rib nit 2 chain apart. First Prize -7, Second £4, Third £2 io-s Fourth /'l, Fifth 10s Gd. —G. McAughtrie's Sharp, 53 points. 1 ; C. Smith's Burk, t : points, 2 ; C. M'Erlane's Romp, 48 points, 3; J. B. Clark's N'cd, 37 points j 4; W. G. Paterson's Maid, 35 'points, j 5. Twenty-one entries. j SPFCIALS. j Cup presented by Mr 11. Gibson for local competitor scoring most points I in Classes L amti-IL —L). Aubrey. j Mr Mefhu's special, for the maiJe.i dog scoring most points in Classes J and II. —VY. Atkin's Mite, 55 points., Mrs Atkins' special, for the lot."•.! maiden dog scoring most point-. in Classes 111 and IV.—J. B. Cki.lC Sharp, s<; points. Mr C. Smith's £2 2s. for the 10.-. d mustering team. —W. Atkins' -2 pointsi. Stokes' Bros' special, for the l.uui competitor with maiden dog scor'ng most points in (lass ll.—\\ . Atkins' ■ Mite, 30 joint*. Mr J. B. Purdue's medal. I'm- >he comiietitor under 21 years, scoring I most points at the trial. —R. \l!<i 1-. Mr K. Munro's £2 2s, for the op*n mustering team. (.'. M'Krlnnc. -S points. Silver Cup value £3 3 s . donated i>y the Club. for tin- local compeiit r scoring 1110 -t points in (lass IV.—l. | B. Clark. Mr J. Lolhbridco's special, Ire ihe local competitor scoring most points at the trial.—-I. B. Clark. 11 1 points. I). A. Jollv I Soils' liopliy. ;." the maiden dog scoring mo-'t pom's m (lass 111.- I!.' ParkhiU's Tyne, ~G j points. Mrs S'jiylor's special, for the !c, al competitor scoring most points jp Classes HI and' IV.—J. B. Clark's I Shaip, points. Mr G. Miller's special, for t'"- m mo- j en do',' scoring most points in Cla*'* *V. —J. B. Clark's Ned. 37 points. ';
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Cromwell Argus, Volume LX, Issue 3114, 2 June 1930, Page 5
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