CLUTHA SHOW

Evening Star, Issue 14529, 3 December 1910, Page 1

CLUTHA SHOW

All previous gate takings were surpassed at yesterday’s show of the C'lutha and Matan A. and P. Society, the Mini of kill) His lining taken. The show was in every way successful, and tin' programme was imnplotod by d p.m. will) the jumping competitions, in u h’oli cm l ies won' numerous and some good jumping and line horsemanship were shown. In draught horses .Mr W. Gardiner’s Prince Andrew was a warded the championship on the male side, and Mr d. A. Jung’s Princess J’oarl the championship among the man's. She was first in the dry mare class also. Mr .John Robinson scored lirst pri/.e for brood mare with Inal; .Mr 1). Murray fwho had a very f uecessi til day in all s( e--1 ions of stock) won in the three-yoar-old (illy class with a daughter of Haron k’yvie; while .Mr P. (,’leut (a local breeder) won in both the two-year and yearling classes with fillies sired by Haron .Mitchell, whose owner (Mr .John Holiinson, of J.moll's Flat) took a special prize as owner of the sire, of the j best tw o-vear-nhl of both sexes. Mr j H. Campbell, of Halcliitlia, took first 1 pri/.e for geldings with a splendid grey. ! Jo the light hor-os .Mr A. Campbell, j of .Milton, followed tip his successes at j the Toko, show early in t:hc weed; by ; scoring first prizes for hack up to 1 eleven stone, single buggy horse, and • pair of buggy horses. The other prizes 1 were well distributer]. In the dairy produce section .Mrs W. Spark (Awamangup was very successful. taking four first prizes, n second, and a third in butter.