OTAGO HORSE SHOW

Evening Star, Issue 15928, 7 October 1915, Page 4

OTAGO HORSE SHOW

TAHUNA PARK TO-DAY. BARON BOLD MANS AGAIN. Tho 54th annual horse show promoted by tho Otago Agricultural and Pastoral Society was held at Tahuna Park to-day. Owing to tho rain there was a limited attendance, but many came from long distances. There were 29 horses in the all-aged Clydesdale class, including two from Auckland. Experts round the ringside say that of the 29 only about three were not up to the standard quality. Results were as follow :

Clydesdale Stallions, aged. Prizes, £5,

£3, £2, and £l. Judges: Mr A. M'Callura (Blenheim) and Mr A. Allison (Clarksville).

J. R. Patrick’s Baron Bold (Ontram! 1 Donald Macdonald’s Scotland’s Stamp (Edendale) 2 Donald’s Estate's Bucklyvie’s Favorite (Featherstou) 5 R. Lochhead’s Major Stewart (Balclutha) 4 Geo. C. Thomson’s Newton Chief (Wairongoa) 5 W. R. Gawn’s Winterseugh Hero (Mosgiel) 6

Other horses shown : J. TV. Blair’s (Outran)) High, .Mark, T and A. Camithere’s (Dliddlomarch) Bonnie Kirkland, W. J. Charters’s (Mosgiel) St. Simon, Donald -Macdonald’s (Edendak) British Time, T. Logan’s (Otanui) Mossdale Bold, A. E. Harding’s (Mangawhare) Bates, J. R. Patrick’s (Outram) Sir Hallum, A. Dalgleish’s (Pukeuri) John Danilov, David Currie’® (Manungatua) Sir Ronald, Muir and Kendall’s (Palmerston) Baron Everest, Thomas Oemmell’s (Maheno) Fyvie Jackson, A. Campbell's (Milton( "Lord Monteith, J. R. Patrick’s (Outram) Scotland’s Conqueror, A. E. Harding's (Mangawhare) Mountjoy, Oeo. C. Thomson’s (Wairongoa) TVairongoa Footprint, Ross and Muir's (Palmerston) Electron. David Currie’s (Maungatua) General Stewart, Clntha Clydesdale Horso Chib, Ltd., (Balclutha) Boquhan Kennedy, H. Saunders's (Waimate) Stewartson, James Laing, jvm.’s (Waitapeka) The Bold Dragon, John Poole’s (Lime Hills), Squire Athol, A. E. Wright’s (Milton) Derby’s Hero, J. Cuff’s (Oamavu) Lord Waverley. It will bo seen that Baron Bold and other horses previously shown by Mr James Patrick were now shown by .Mr J. R. Patrick, his son. CLYDESDALES, three rears. Prizes £3, £2, and £l. Same judges as above. T. and A- Camiibors’s (Mkkllemarch) Tourist 1 T. and A. Carruthers's (Middlcmareh) Nether Index 2 T. and A Carruthers’s (Middlcmarch) The Dene 3 John Callander’s JAllanton) Bonny Breast knot • ,j. 4 T. and A. Carruthers’s (Middloraardi) Nether Baron 5 Others shown: Wm. Gardiner’s (Papakaio) Rab the Ranter, TV. R. Gawn’s (Mosgiel) Sterling Hero, J. TY. Blair’s (Outran); Abbotsford Splendour, Thos. Liken’s (Waikura) The Squire, J. R. Patrick’s (Outram) Sir TVilliam, David Bryce’s (Lovell's Flat) Sliopherd lad the Last, TV. Cowan’s (Sandymount) Count, John Kendall’s (Te Houka) Provincial, J. J. Cross’s (Tnapeka West) Stuart Wallace, CL YD ESD ALE STALLIONS, two years. Prises: £3, £2, and £l. Same judges as above. G. Patrick’s (Balclutha) colt by Baron Bold—Rose 1 J. R. Patrick’s (Outram) colt by Baron Bold—Kate Ferguson 2 John Muir’s (Stirling) Netherhall Everest 3 Only the three competed. CHALLENGE CUP. The TV right, Stephenson Challenge Cup was won by Scotland’s Stamp bv Sir Thom ley—Darling, the winner at the Invercargill show. CHAMPIONSHIP. The champion at Dunedin is Baron Bold, and the reserve champion Scotland’s Stamp. LIGHT HORSES. Judge: Mr G. Muiray-Ayn-sley. Carriage Stallions, Prizes £2 and £l. J. Lane’s (Waimate) Boxwood 2. Hackney Stallions. Prizes £2 and £l. —R. Ruthvoa’s (Allanton) Captain Tracy I, J. Jeff's (Dunedin) Donlore 2. Also competed : A. Dawes’s New Zealand. J., Jeffs’s Kingtore, and F. MncDonell’s Rothschild Junior. Marvin Wilkes did not come from Oannmi. Thoroughbred Stallions. Prizes £2 and £l.-—F. J. Conn’s (Dunedin) Applegarth 1, R. Berry’s (Oamaru) Kent Loch 2. Pony Stallions. Prize £I.—TV. Pear- . son’s (Goodwood) Arab Knight 1, R, M’Sharp’s (Waimate) Tom Thumb 2. The show was well managed. Mr Arthur Johnson was at the head of affairs a.s president, and Mr H. V. Fulton controlled the secretarial arrangements.