FEILDING SHOW

Dominion, Volume 16, Issue 121, 7 February 1923, Page 5

FEILDING SHOW

OPENING DAY JUDGES’ AWARDS IN LIVE STOCK CLASSES CHAMPIONSHIP WINNERS BY TELEGRAPH—SPECIAL BEPOttTEB. Feilding, February 6. Boisterous weather prevailed for the opening day of the Feilding Show. Heavy rain fell in the morning, but the sky cleared in the afternoon, although a strong south-westerly wind Was blowing. Generally, the entries were about the same as last year, Jerseys predominating amongst the cattle and Romneys in the sheep section. There was good competition in fat sheep, while Southdowns were entered in large numbers. There was some deterioration in quality to bo noted, especially among the fat lambs (for which the season has been rather unfavourable) and Romney rams. Some comment lias been made on the awards in freezing classes at certain 1 shows, it being alleged that heavy animals have been unfairly awarded prizes. Nothing of this sort took place at Feilding, great care being exercised to see that the conditions »ere complied with. The Hon. D. H. Guthrie, Minister of Lands' and Railways, visited the show to-day. He, was welcomed by the president, Mr. C. G. C. Denner, and in the course of his reply paid a compliment to the management of the association and the self-denying work put in by the officials. Good progress was made with Hie judging to-day, and it will be com‘pleted to-morrow. The following is the list of prize-winners:— CHAMPIONSHIP AWARDS CATTLE. Shorthorn—Bull: Jacob and Sons’ Te Marama Prince 4th; Field’s Lily’s Regent of Diingiven, reserve. Milking Shorthorn—Bull, R. V. Brown’s Dom Gibson Daphne. Cow R. V. Brown’s Matangi Jimmy 2nd: same owner’s Waimea Laurel, reserve Herefords—Bull: A. E. Sandilands’ Chancellor. Cow: A. E. Sandilands’ Bonpni’s Fancy. Ayrshires—Bull: No award. Cow: A Montgomerie's Glencavin Kate: same owner’s Agnes, reserve. ■ Jerseys—Bull: Dr. Watson’s Matchless Raleigh; R. L. Horn’s Jersey Meadow’s Birch, reserve. Cow: R. L. Horn’s Kuku Sweet Pea. Friesians —Bull: No award. Cow: W. I. Lovelock’s Domino Show Belle. SHEEP. Romneys—Ram: AV. C. Small; H. E. Hewitt, reserve. Ewe: E. E. Shortt; H. E. Hewitt, reserve. Lincolns —Ram’ and ewe: AV. Howard Booth. . Southdowns —Ram and ewe: C. E. Vile. Shropshire®—Ram and ewe: Sir J. G. Wilson. * HORSES PONIES. Best groomed, mannered, and paced pony, under 14.2 hands—A. Osborn’s Robin, 1; Miss Edna Paton’s Tango, 2: K. Peebles’s Mickey, 3; R. Macfarlar.o’s Sammy, 4. Pony, under 14.2 hands, ridden by bov gr "tri under 16 years—H. H. Bryce’s barney, 1 ; AV. Boyce’s, 2. Pony, 13 to 14 hands, rider under 16 years—A. Osborno’s Robin, 1; Miss Edna Paton’s Tango, 2; K. Peebles’s Mickey, 3. Pony, 12 to 13 hands, rider under 15 years—H. M. Blunden’s De Wette, 1; K. Peebles’s Skate, 2; Miss Rita Montgomerie’s Dolly, 3; Miss Dorothy Perry’s Nick, 4. Pony, under 12 hands, rider under 14 years—C. Paterson’s Flora, 1; Owen Perry’s Clouie, 2; Ray Chadwick’s Gold Girl, 3. Pony, under 11 hands—Miss B. Br-ethnin's Smooger, 1; Miss M. 0. Keil’.er’s Sammy, 2. DRAUGHT HORSES. Stallion, over 3 years-—F. Hoult’s Campbell, 1. Yearling colt—Jj. T- McLean’s Watty Ray, 1. * Mare anil foal—L. T. McLebn’s Lady Meta, 1. Filly, 2 years—J. Knight’s Matatua Queen, 1; L. T. McLean’s Rewa Joan, S. Fillv, 1 year —L. T. McLean’s Sunray’s Pride, 1; Black Beauty, 2; Sunbeam, 3. HARNESS HORSES. Single horse, 15 hands or ever — Miss Maher’s Batchelor, 1; F. .Hoult’s Civility, 2; Mrs. N. Kirkcaldie’s Sultan, 3. Single horse, 14.2 hands and under —Mrs. De Meys, 1; H. N. Cave's Scots Grey, 2. CATTLE FAT CATTLE. Two bullocks, any age—T. A. Dun--1 Three S-year steers —T. A. Duncan, 1 and 2. Single bullock, any age —T. A. Duncan, 1. Two fat bullocks —T. A. Duncan, 1 and 2. Bullock, 3 years—T. A. Duncan, 1 and 2; A. Thomson, 3. PEDIGREE CATTLE. BULLS. Shorthorn bull, over 3 years—W. F. Jacob and Son’s Clairmont Admiral 4tdr, 1. Shorthorn bull, under 2 years —AV. F. Jacob and Son’s Ta Marama Prince. 1. Shorthorn ca’f —W. F. .tecqb and Son’s Te Marama Buttercup Knight, 1. Hereford bull, over 2 years —A. E. Sandiland’s Chancellor, 1. Hereford bull, over 1 year—E. E. Short, 1. Hereford calf —E. E. Short, 1. , Polled Angus hull, over 1 year—C. T. Keeble’s Quality II of Mangatoro, Ayrshire calf —A. Montgomerie, 1 and 2. Friesian bull, over 2yrs.—W. I. Lovelock’s Awapuni Dutchman, 1. Friesian bull, under 2yrs.—N. Gray’s Colantha Joanna of Te Arohn, 1. Friesian calf —-Grey Bros.’ Commodore de Koi's Bonny Bov, 1 Milking Shorthorn bull, over 2vrs.— R. V. Brown’s Dom. Gibson Daphne, 1; R. L. Field’s Lily’s Regent. 2. Milking ' Shorthorn calf—R. V. Brown’s Waimea Gold Dust. 1 : AA . F. Jacob end ‘•on’s Te Marama Ut'litv. 2 ; R. L. Field’s Belinda’s Maori Chief. 3. Jersev bull, over two years—P" Watson’s Matchless Raleigh, 1 : G. L. Leete’s Huia Laddie, 2; D. Kilgonr’s Bridgeview's Magnet, 3. Jersev bull, two vears —B. Horn's Jersey Meadows Birrh, I : Annie Banks and Son’s Woodstock’s Golden I.nd. 2; Dr Watson’s Victorious Swan of Bulls, 3. Jersev bull, under two years—R. Horn’s' Kuku Major. 1; S. Bowker’s Erormason of Pnketapu, 2 : M. Price’s Doris Bagpine, 3 Jersey calf —R. Horn’s Kuku Jock. 1 ; same owner’s ft-oitv. 2: G. Rae Mackenzie’s Rawhiti’s Sir Fisher, 3. COWS. Shorthorn cows, suckling calf or in in i]k—W. Grav’s Fragrant Mint, 1; y F. Jacob and Son’s Te Auto But-

tercup, 2; Gray's Winsome Pride, 3. ' Shorthorn calf —AV. Gray, 1,2, 3. Hereford cow, in milk —A. E. Sandilands’s Benoni’s Fancy Ist, 1; E. E. Short, 2. Hereford heifer, under 3yrs.—A. E. Sandilands’ Benoni’s Fancy 2nd, 1. Jersey cow in milk—S. Bpwkgr’s Jerseylea Pride’s Pet, 1; Annie Banks and Son’s Woodstock Spright, 2; H. Lancaster’s La Senta, 3. Jersev heifer, under four years, in milk—R. Horn’s Kuku Sweet Pea, 1 ; same owner’s Kuku Brooklet, 2; Annie Banks and Son’s Woodstock s Zara, 3. Jeisev heifer, under three years— R. Horn’s Kuku Glory. 1; J. Nichok " son's Vanetta, 2, and Tawaberry, 3. Two Jersey heifers, under two. years —R. Horn's Kuku Ranch Queen, 1. Jersey heifer, under two years —R. Horn’s Kuku Nancy 'Lee, 1; same owner’s Ranch Queen, 2; M. Prices Euretta, 3. Jersey calf —H. Stratford, 1 ; R. Horn, 2; 11. Lancaster, 3. Jersey cow, any age, awarded certificate of record —H. J. Lancaster’s La Senta. I; Annie Banks and Son’s Woodstock’s Spright. 2; R. Cobbe’s Viola’s Queen Bess, 3. Three Jersey cows, sired by one bull —R. Horn's Kuku Brooklet, Sweet Pea. and Glory. 1: Annie Banks and Son’s Woodstock’s Spright,. Zara, and Windflower, 2; G- McKenzie’s Clydesdale’s Red Widow, Bonnie Maid, and Rawhiti’s Shining Star, 3. Ayrshire cow, over three years, in milk —A. Montgomerie’s Glencairn Agnes. 1; Kate, 2; and Dominion Ruby, 3. Ayrshire heifer, under three years, in milk —A. Montgomerie's Glencairn Ada, 1 and Ruby, 2. Ayrshire heifer, under three years —A. Montgomerie’s Glencairn Kate 11, 1, and Maggio’s Lass. 2. Avrshire heifer, under two years— A. Montgomerie’s’ G’encnirn Bonnie Jean, J : Rera. 2; and Cinderella. 3. Avrshire. calf—A. Montgomerie, 1, 2. 3. nnd 4. Friesian heifer, under 4 vears—Av. Love’ock’s Domino Show Belle, 1. Friesian he’fer, under 2 years—J. Donald’s Westmere Alonrta Mtv'd, 1; W. Lovelock’s Bell of Domino, 2. Friesian calf —Gray Bros.’ Dutch Girl de Koi,' 1. Milking Shorthorn cow, in milk, over 4 vears—R. Brown’s Waimea Laurel, 1; R. Feild’n Belinda’s Redwing. 2; Jacob and Son’s Thongsleigh Snowdron 6th, 3. Milking Shorthorn, heifer, in milk, tinder 4 years —R. Brown’s Matangi Jimmy 11, 1. Milking Shorthorn, he’fer, under 3 years —R. Brown’s Waimea Zena, 1; R. F’eld’s Rc’inda Venus. 2. Milking Shorthorn, heifer, under 2 year—R. Brown’s Waimea. Lilac. 1. Milking Shorthorn, calf—R. Brown, 1 and 3; R. Field, 2. Shorthorn, cow or heifer, for rn'lk ,-rid beef—Jacob and Thongsleigh Snowdrop 6th, 1; Field’s Belinda’s Rodwing, 2. GRADE DAIRY QATTLE. Cow, in milk—Horn Bros., 1; C. Masters, 2; H. Lancaster, 3Heifer, in milk—H. Lancaster, 1; C. Masters, 2 and 3. Two heifers, under 33 months-r—H. Lancaster, 1 and 2. Heifer, under 33 months—H. Lancaster, 1,2, and 3. Two heifers, under 18 months—Horn Bros., 1; H. Livingstone, 2. Two heifers, calved last rear, hand fed—Horn Bros., 1 : Harold Lancaster, 2. Heifer, calved last year, hand fed — Horn Bros., 1 and 2 ; P. Nisbet, 3. Heifer, under 33 months—Haro’d Lancaster, 1; H. Nicholson, 2; 0. Sp’netta, 3. Heifer, under 18 rnonths—Horn Bros.. 1 and 3': Livingstone, 2. Heifer, hand fed, calved last year — Horn Bros., 1 and 2; P. Nisbet, 3. SHEEP SUITABLE FOR. FREEZING. Down Crosses. —Three wethers, under 33 months: J. McKelvie, 1; D. AV. Reid, 2 and 3. Three wethers, under 21 months: D. AV. Reid, 1; J- McKolvie, 2; F. Fairoy, 3. Three maiden ewes, under 21 months: A. Thomson, 1; J. Collis, 2; J. McKelvie, 3. Longwools or Crosses —'Three wethers, Under 33 months: J. McKelvie, 1 and 2 > W. Reid, 3. Three wethers, under 21 months: J. McKelvie, 1 and 2; WReid, 3. Maiden ewes: A. Thomson, 1 and 2; J. McKelvie, 3. KILLING CLASSES. Three wethers, Down Crosses, under 21 months —F. Fairey, 1; Sir J. G. Wilson, 2; M. A. McLeod, 3. Three wethers, Longwool or Longwool Crosses, undir 21 months —Sir JG. Wilson, 1 ; A. E. Sandilands, 2 and 3. > HEAVY-WEIGHTS.' Three fat ewes, Longwool Crosses — J. McKelvie, 1 and 2; D. W. Reid. 3. Three fat wethers, Down Crosses — J. McKelvie, 1 and 2; W. Reid, 3. Three fat ewes—J- McKelvie, 1 and 2; W. Reid, 3. FAT LAMBS. Five fat lambs, shorn, Down Crosses ■—J. Collis, 1 ; W. Reid, 2 and 3. Five fat lambs, in the wool, Down Crosses —J. Collis, 1; W. Reid. 2 and 3. Five fat lambs, in the wool, Longwool Crosses —W. Reid. 1 aftd 2: D. W. Reid, 3Two fat lambs, shorn, Down Crosses —W. Reid, 1 ; D. W. Reid, 2. Two fat lambs, shorn, Longwool Crosses —D. W. Reid, 1. Five fat tegs, shorn, Down Crosses «—C. J. C. Dormer. 1; Sir J. G- Milson, 2; J. Collis, 3. Five fat tegs, shorn, Longwool Crosses —W. Reid, 1; D. M. Reid, 2. Five fat tegs, shorn, Down Crosses —J. Collis, 1. EXPORT CLASSES, SHORNDown Crosses —Booth Bros., 1. NOVICE CLASS. Five fat tegs, shorn, Down or Down crosses—C. G. C Dormer, 1 and 2. Pet lamb—Flora Booth, 1; M. F. Jacob and Son, 2; Stuart Reid, 3. FARMERS’ CLASSES. Five 2-tooth flock Romney Marsh rams —W. H. Gibson, 1 and 2 ; A. E. Sandilands. 3. Five 2-Woih Southdown rams—R. Bremner, 1; Hugh Burrell, 2; Booth Bros., 3. Two Romnev ewes, under 20 months —W. Reid, l and 3; D. W. Reid, 2. Two Romney eves, over 21 months— W. Reid, 1 and 2: D. IV. Reid. 3. Two Romney owe lambs, in the wool —AV. Reid, 1 and 2; D. AV. Reid, 3. PUREBRED SHEEP. Romnevs —Two rams, under 21 months: J. E. Hewitt, 1; AV. F. Jacob j 2- AV. H. Gibson, 3. Ram, under 33 months: J. E. Hewitt. 1; A. E. Sandilands, 2; B. N. Sandilands. 3. Ram, over 33 months: H. E. Hewitt, 1; J. Hewitt, 2; AV. F. Jacob, 3. Ram, under 21 months: AV. C. Small, 1: A. Brown, 2; J. E. Hewitt, 3. Rani hoggett for breeding fat lambs and utilltv sheep: B. iN. Sandilands, 1 and 2 • J." E. Howitt, 3. Two ewes, under 21 months: L. T. McLean, 1; H. Bowen, 2; AV. H Gibson, 3. Ewe, | under 21 months: J. E. Hewitt, 1 and 1:1: h. T. Mclxuin. 2. Ewe, under 33 i months: J. E. Hewitt, 1 and 3: E. 1 E. Short. 2. Ram lamb, in the wool: AV E Bn.ker. 1 : A. E. Sandilands, 2 ; AAA H. Gibson, 3. Ewe lamb, in the wool: E. E. Short, 1 and 2; AV. H. Gibson, 3. Lincolns—Ram. over 21 months: . Howard Booth. 1. Ram. under 21 months: AV. Howard Booth, 1 and 2; T. R. Taylor, 3. Two ewes, under

21 months: T. R. Taylor, 1. Ewe, under 21 months: AV. Howard Booth, 1 and 2: T. R. Taylor, 3. Ewe, over 21 months: AV. Howard Booth, 1. Ram lamb: AV. Howard Booth, 1; T. R. Taylor, 2 and 3. Southdowns —Two rams, under 21 months: J. Knight, 1 and 2; R. Bremner, 3. Ram, under 33 months: O. Knight, 1 ; C. E. A'ile, 2 and 3. Rum, over 33 months: C. E. Vile. 1; AV. Howard Booth, 2; Hugh Burrell, 3. Ram. under 21 months: J. Knight, 1 and 2. Two ewes, under 21 months: Av. Howard Booth. 1; C. E. A’ile, 2. Ewe, under 21 months: C. E. A ile 1-; Hugh Burrell, 2; J. Knight, 3. Ewe, over 21 months: J. Knight, 1 and 3; Hugh Burrell, 2. Ram lamb, in the wool: J. Knight, 1 and 2; Hugh Burrell, 3. Ewe lamb, in the wool: Hugh Burrell, 1; J. Knight. 2; AV. F,. Baker, 3. Ram lamb, in the wool: AV. Howard Booth, 1; J. Knight, 2 and 3. Ewe lamb: C. E. A’ile, 1; Hugh Burrell. 2; AV. Howard Botoh. 3. Shropshire®—Sir J. G. AVilson secured all the prizes in this class. COMPETITIONS. Boy rider—H. M. Blunden, 1; Harry Cross, 2; R . J. Hatch, 3. Girl rider —Margaret Beethnm, 1; Beatrice Beetham, 2; Norma Hughes, Maiden pony ® jumping—J. Pater son’s Toby, 1; Miss Keillor's Dolly, 2; AV. Boyce’s, 3. Maiden hunters —Miss Stewart s Gentleman Jack, 1; C. Paterson’s King Dick, 2; T. R. Taylor’s Ghor-, 3 Leaping competition—Miss Stewart’s Gentleman Jack, 1; C. Paterson’” King Dick, 2; T. R. Taylor’s Ghori, 3. Leaping competition—AA . Hobson’s Daylight. 1; M.ss Maher’s SLurdee, 2; F. Laird’s Hailstorm, 3.