A. & P. SHOW

Greymouth Evening Star, 27 February 1937, Page 15

A. & P. SHOW

VICTORIA PARK DISPLAY DISAPPOINTING PATRONAGE ■ i' t * ■’ ■ . • ■ «■ • Although the Committee of the West Coast Agricultural, Pastoral and Industrial Association made every, effort to make the fifteenth annual Show, which opened yesterday at Victoria Park, attractive and entertaining for the public, the support accorded yesterday was disappointing, even allowing for the fact that Judging Day is never accorded the same measure of public attendance as People s Day. In the majority of the sections the entries are well up to the number and standard of previous years, the horticultural section being a credit to the Show.

Judging in all sections was completed yesterday, afternoon, although • * the winners of numerous special prizes and. championships have yet to be found, from thei,aggregation of points. . The awards.of the various judges met with general approval, despite the fact that th'ey were faced with-difficult tasks. to numerous sections.. The amusement progYamme yesterday-afternoon was run off in good time, and kept the public fully entertained, while the trade exhibits and side-shows, were well patronised. , ' For People’s Day, the weather is, unfortunately, oyercast and showery, but the attractive programme of sporting events to be run off,. coupled' with, the comprehensive nature of the exhibits, should- ensure a satisfactory attendance. J. . ■ • ; The following is aJist oLthe awards made after the “Star” went to press yesterday:— HORSES. Judge: .Mr D. W. Westenra, DunsandeL DRAUGHT STOCK. Gelding, any age (7): Kennedy Bros., “Lion,”-1; Grey Borough Council, 2. Mare, any age (1): Mr. L. G. Ireland, “Pride,” by Opportunity ex Black Douglas m., 1. • : J Pair r Mares, Gelding and/or Mare and; gelding, three years or over, bona fide'property of one owner (3): Grey Borough Qouncil, 1. -x Three'horse Team, Mares and/or Geldings', three years or over, property of one owner (2): Grey Borough Council 1., Mare or Gelling for Carriers’ Pur- . poses, up to 15cwt., or more, shown in harness (1): Kennedy Bros., 1.

BLOOD STOCK. ■ ■■ ■. '■ -.- ’ - V • • ■' -/■- -' .L Entire Horse, any age (1): F. Escott/“Dolomite,” by Pommern ex Dolly Strong, 1. '■ West Coast Utility Hack, trotter or galloper (2); Mrs. I. Adamson, Hari Hari, 1? Mrs. L. Graham, junr., ■ Hari Hari 2. ' ; ’ Mare or Gelding, any age (3): Miss H. Rich, Christchurch, 1; Mrs I. Adamson, Hari Hari, 2} x Mrs. L. Graham, junr., 3. ' Saddle and Harness Horses: Hack, Mare or Gelding, up to 12 stone, shown in saddle (5): Miss H. G. Rich, 1; Mrs I. Acimson, “Arazita, 2; Mrs. I. Adam3. Radster or Hack, Mare or gelding, up to 14- stoney to be z shown in in saddle ,(5) Kennedy Bros., “Peter,” 1; Miss H. G. Rich, 2; Mrs. L Adamson, “Arizita,” 3. Lady’s Hack, Mare or Gelding, shown in saddle and ridden by a lady (6): Miss H. G.'Rich, 1; Mrs. L Adamson, “Arazita,” 2; Mrs. I. Adamson/ “Ranger,” 3. Lady’s Hack, Mare or Gelding (West Coast class) (1): Mrs. L. Graham, Hari Hari, 1; Mrs. I. Adamson, 2. Horse, Mare or Gelding, not above 15J hands, most suitably adapted for Mounted Rifles (4): Mrs'. I. Adamson, * Hari Hari, “Arizita,” 1; Miss H. G. Rich 2. • ; * HARNESS HORSES. Dog Cart Mare or Gelding, shown, in harness and driven (2)1: Kennedy Bros., 1; Miss H. G. Rich, 2. Gig Mare or Gelding, shown in harness and driven (3): Miss H. G. Rich, 1; Kennedy Bros., “Peter,” 2. Harness Horse, driven in a vehicle, style and action first consideration (3): Miss H. G. Rich, 1; Kennedy Bros, “Peter,” 2. General Utility Horse, up to lOcwt. (2) Kennedy Bros, “Peter,” 1; Miss H. G. Rich, 2.

COB AND PONY SECTION. Cob, Mare or Gelding, under 15 hands. Saddle (6): Miss J. Johnston, 1; Mrs. I. Adamson, “Ranger,” 2; Miss H. G. Rich, 3. ‘ • ’ Pony, Mare or Gelding, 13.2 hands and under 14.2 hands. Saddle (6): Miss H. G. Rich, “The Digger,” 1; Miss J. Johnston 2. Pony. Mare or Gelding, 12.2 hands and under 13.2 hands. Saddle (1): Mr. J. Ryan, Rotomanu, 1. Special prizts were won as follow: — Champion Hack: Miss H. G. Rich; Champion Ribbon for harness horse': Miss H. G. Rich; Champion Ribbon for pony under 14.2 hands:. Miss J. JohnEton.

SHEEP SECTION. Judge: Mr D. W. Westernra, Dunsandel Romney Marsh Ram (11): Jas. Mos-| ley and Sons, “Riverslea,” Clydevale,l Otago, 1 and 2; L. D. .Adams,, Parenga,” Sheffield, 3. Romney Marsh Ewe (3): Mr. A. H. Chunn, Greymouth. 1 and 2. Pen of Three One-Shear Flock Romney Rams (10): L. D. Adams, "Parchga,” Sheffield, 1 and 2; J. Mosley aifcl Sons,, Riverslea, Clydevalo, 3. West Coast Class (1): A. H. Chunn, Greymouth, 1. Three One-Shear Flock Southdown Rams (14): Mr. A. Grant, Waimate, 1 and 2; Mr. L. D. Adams, “Parenga,” Sheffield, 3. West Coast Class (3): Mr. W. O’Malley, Ikamatua, 1 and 2, Southdown Ram (5): Oakleigh Estate, Canterbury, 1; Mr. A., Grant, Waimate, 2; Mr. L. D. Adams, “Parenga,” Sheffield, 3. West Const Class (3): W. O’Malley, Ikamatua, 1; J. Steer, Cobden, 2. Southdown Ram, 18 months or under, bred on West Coast (2): W. O’Malley 1 and 2.

Southdown Ewe (4): Oakleigh Estate, Leeston, Canterbury, 1 and 2. Crossbred, three ewes or wethers, any age (1): A. H, Chunn, 1. Ram, owned by West Coast exhibitor for twelve months (4): W. O’Malley, Ikamatua, 1; J., Steer, - Cot-den,. 2. LAMBS. Romney Marsh Ewe (3): A. H. Chunn, 1,2 and 3. Romney Marsh Ram (3): A. H. Chunn, 1,2 and 3. Three Ewe Lambs (other than fat), suitable for breeding ewes for West Coast (3): Mr. A. H. Chunn, 1; Mr. J. Steer, 2. v Crossbred Lambs, bred on the West Coast (1): Mr. A. H. Chunn, 1.

FAT SHEEP. Three Ewes (1): Mr. A. H. Chunn, 1. • ■ Three Wethers ' (1): Mr. A. H. Chunn, 1. \ ; FAT LAMBS. ’’ ' , .... Three Fat Lambs, suitable for freezing, bred and fattened by exhibitor on West Coast (not over SOlbs. live weight) (3): W. Clayton, Ahaura, 1 and 2. ;■ - -■ .' '' ■■ ■■ Three Fat Lambs, suitable for butchers’, purposes, bred by exhibitor (2): H. G. Carter, Kamaka, 1; A. H, Chunn, 2.. ■ : . — i x --. • , , Three Fat Lambs, suitable for freezing (2): W. Clayton, 1; A. H. Chunn, 2. Champion Ram: Oakleigh Estate, Leeston (Southdown ram). Champion Ewe: Oakleigh Estate, (Southdown Ewe). FAT CATTLE Fat Pullock, under four years old, most suitable for butchers’ requirements (2): - Kennedy Bros., Totara Flat, 1 and 2. Kennedy Bros, thus become the first holders of the W. Diedrichs Estate Shield. BOG SECTION.

(Judge: Mr A. G. Betts, Nelson.) t- • ' v -

ROUGH COATED COLLIES. Dogs, Novice (1): Miss M. Griffiths (Runanga) “Major Mac,”’l. Dogs, open (5): Mr J. W. Burn, Cobden, “Mawhera Victor,” 1; Miss H. Mossop, Runanga, “Prince Charming,” 2;/MT W. Pendlebu t ry, Runanga, “Runanga Boy,” 3. , \ Bitches; open (3) f A. H. McKane, “Mawhera Jean,” 1; J. Halliday, Runanga, “Lady Rosaline,” 2; W. H. Odell, Christchurch, “Lady Betty of Lochinvar,” 3. '/ COLLIE CLUB TROPHIES. “Greymputh Clip,” donated by New Zealand Collie Club, for best Rough Coated Coilie, eithdt sex, to be won three-times before becoming property of exhibitor (7): hiir J. W. Burn, “Mawhera Victor,” 1. Trophy donated by New Zealand Collie Club, for best opposite , sex to winner of cup: A, H. McKane, “Mawhera Jean,” 1. ... POINTERS. Bitches, open (1): Mrs J. H.\ PyeSmith, Nelson, “Konini Lottie,” 1. CURLY RETRIEVER. A

Bitches, novice (1): F. Escott “Gleriholden Promisel” 1. Bitches, open (2): F. Escott, “Glenhold'en Promise,” 1. IRISH SETTERS. i Dogs, novice (2): J. Osmers, “Gay-hurst,-Mick,” 1; M. J. Fogarty,. “Glen Kerf/," 2. Dogs, open ' (4): Mrs C. Newman, Korere, “Kerry Red-rock,” 1; J. Osmers, Greymouth, “Gayhurst Mick,” 2. , . ‘ Bitches, puppy (1): Mrs C. Newman, Korere, “Kerry Kathleen,” 1. Bitches, novice (1): Mrs C. Newman, “Kerry Kathleen,” 1. Bitches, open (2): Mrs C. Newman, “Kerry Kathleen,” 1.

COCKER SPANIELS—BLACK. Bitches, novice (1): S. D. Earwaker, Christchurch, “Papanui Pandora,” 1. Bitches, open (2): W. C. Leversedge, Christchurch, “Papanui Bell,” 1; S. D. Earwaker, Christchurch, “Papanui Pandora,” 2. COCKER SPANIELS—OTHER THAN BLACK. Dogs, puppy (1): H. Kirk, “Renwick Ambassador,” 1. Dogs, novice (2): A. Campbell, Runanga, “Sdrpirise of 1; H. Kirk, "Renwick Ambassador,” 2. Dogs, open (2): A. Campbell, “Surprise of Penscroft,” 1. Bitches, puppy (1): T. H. Hodge, Christchurch, “Rossmoun.t Merry Girl,” 1. Bitches, novice (1): T. H. Hodge, “Rossmount Merry Girl,” 1. Bitches, open (1): A. E. Moore, “Wayland Charm,” 1. BULL DOGS. Dogs, puppy (1): Mrs G. Carlyle, “Bosun,” 1. Bitches, puppy (1): M. E. Spiers, "Bonzo,” 1. Bitches, novice (1): M. E. Spiers 1. Bitches, open (1): M. E. Spiers 1. FOX TERRIERS—SMOOTH. Dogs, puppy (4): H. Higgins,

“Zdpp,” 1. W. Braithwaite, “Bonza,’ 2; A. Grogan, “Peter,” 3. Dogs, novice (3): H. Higgins, “Zepp,” 1; W. Braithwaite, “Bonza,” 2. Dogs, open (1) : E. A. Hopkins, Christchurch, “York Sailaway,” 1. Bitches, puppy (1): Jonas Masters,, Runanga, “Gay Repute of Lundie,” 1. Bitches, novice (1): Jonas Masters, “Gay Repute of Lundie,” 1. Bitches, open (4): A. E. Hopkins, Christchurch, “York Southern Lass, 1; Jonas Masters, “Gay Repute of Lundie,” 2.

FOX TERRIERS—-WIRE. Dogs, open (2): Mrs J. B. Paton, “Sodger,” 1; Miss G. Lockie, “Te Kaoa,” 2. WEST HIGHLAND TERRIERS. ’ Dogs, open (1): Mrs P. J. McLean, “Kiltie,” 1. SCOTTISH TERRIERS. Bitches, novice (1): Miss L. Brown, “Ardline Lady,.Jeanie,” 1. IRISH TERRIERS. Dogs, open (4): T. E. Coates, “Oldcot< Defender,” L POMERANIANS. Dogs, open, over 71bs (2): Mrs M. Thorpy, “Blue Buck,” 1; Mrs M. Thorpy, “Sunbreck Gold Star,” 2. Bitches, open over 71bs (1): Mrs Diedrichs (Hokitika) 1. Dogs, open under 71bs (1): Mrs B. Kroening, Lyttelton, “Sundown Perfection," I.' - Bitches, puppy (1): Mrs L. E. Cooke, Runanga, “Wee Gold Sun,” 1. Bitches, novice (1): Mrs L. E. Cooke, “Wee Gold Sun,” 1. Bitches, open); Mrs C. L. Ridgen, Christchurch, “Tou-Tou,” 1; J. Darwell, Sable Gem,” 2 J. Halliday, Runanga, “Orange Queen,” 3.

PEKINESE. , Dogs, novice (1): Mrs F. Smith} Blackball, “Tu Ling Santa Fe,” 1. Dogs open' (3): Mrs C. L. Ridgen, Christchurdh, “Nu Dah of Windermere,” 1; Mrs M. Thorpy, “Tu Tang Sante Fe,” 2; Mrs F. Smith, Blackball, “Tu Ling Santa Fe,” 3. Bitches, open (1): Mrs C. L. Ridgen, Christchurch, “Chuty Wuh of Montresor,” 1., WHIPPETS. M. Sweetman, Greymouth, “Lucky Lass,” 1. . . . * ANY BREED—DOG OR BITCH (Owned and shown in Ring by Lady.) Bitches, open (1): Mrs C. L. Ridgen, Christchurch, “Chuty Wah of Montresor,” 1. • . . , . „ . Open Stakes (3): Mrs E. A. Hopkins, Christchurch, “York Sailaway,’ 1; Mrs C. Newman, Korere, Kerry Red Rock,” 2; Mrs C. L. Ridgen, Christchurch, “Tou Tou,” 3. . Derby Stakes (2): Mrs C. Newman, Korere, “Kerry Kathleen,” 1; T. H. Hodge, Christchurch, “Rossmount Merry Girl,” 2, ! Brace of Terriers (2): A. E. Hopkins, Christchurch, “York Sailaway and “York South,” 1; A. Grogan, “Peter and Gay Morn” (Smooth Fox Terriers) 2. ANY BREED—NON-SPORTING. ■ Bitches, open (2): Mrs C. L. Ridgen, Christchurch, “Chuty Wah of Montresor,” 1; W. H. Odell, Christchuch, “Lady Betty of Lochinvar,” 2. The New Zealand Kennel Club’s Challenge Certificates, ,/on a points basis, were awarded to the following: J W Burn, collie dog- “Mawhera Victor”; A. H. McKane, collie bitch “Mawhera Jean”; Mrs. J. H. Pye-Smith, pointer bitch “Konini Lottie”; Mrs. C. Newman, Irish setter dog, “Kerry Redrock”; W. C. Leversedge, black cocker spaniel dog, “Papanui Bell”; A. Campbell, cocker spaniel dog (other than black) “Surprise of Penscroft”; A. E. Moore, cocker spaniel bitch “Wayland Charm”; M. E. Spiers, bulldog bitch “Bonzo”;. A. E. Hopkins, smooth fox terrier dog, “York Sailaway” and smooth fox terrier bitch “York Southern Lass,” Mrs. J. B. Paton, wire haired fox terrier vsodger”; Mrs. B. Kroening, Pomeranian dog, under 71bs, “Sundown Perfection”; Mrs. C. L. Ridgen, Pomeranian bitch, “Tou Tou”; and Pekinese dog and bitch, “Nu Dah of Windermere and M Chuty Wuh of Montresor.”

The following special prizes were awarded: Mrs. C. Newman’s Irish setter "Kerry Red Rock”; W. C. Leversedge’s black cocker spaniel “Papanui Bell”; E. A. Hopkins’ smooth fox terrier “York Sailaway”; Mrs. C. L. Ridgen’s Pomeranian bitch, “Ton Tou,” and Pekinese dog “Nu Dah of Windermere.” v The best dog in the Show, either sex, was Mr. E. A. Hopkins’ fox terrier dog “York Sailaway,” and the best dog, opposite sex, was Mr. W. C. Leversedge’s black cocker spaniel “Papanui Bell.”

HORTICULTURE. (Judge: Mr E. E. Wiltshire, Ch. Ch.) Three varieties Sweet Peas, six spikes in vase (1): —Smith Bros, Ahaura 1. Thre varieties Sweet Peas, three vases (4): Mrs K. Hahn, Ahaura 1; Smith Bros., 2; Mrs A. R. Wallis 3. One Vase Sweet Peas (5): Mrs K. Hahn 1; Mrs A. R. Wallis 2. . Best arranged Bowl Sweet Peas (4): Mrs K. Hahn 1; Miss C. M. Wilson, Camerons 2; Mrs F. M. Dennehy 3. Six Roses (2): Mrs Wallis 1; Moonlight School 2. Three Roses (4): Mrs'Wallis 1; Mrs Dennehy 2; Miss C. M. Wilson 3. One Rose (4): Miss C. M. Wilson 1; Mrs Dennehy 2; Mrs A. R. Wallis 3. Bowl Roses (2): Mrs Dennehy 1; Moonlight School 2. Three Carnations'(4): Mrs E. Trott 1; Mrs Dennehy 2. Twelve Pansies (5): Mrs Dennehy 1; Mrs G. Black 2; Mrs E. Trott 3. Twelve Violas (2): Mrs Wallis 1: Mrs Black 2. Six Asters (5): Mrs K. Hahn 1; Mrs A. Aynsley, Atarau 2; Moonlight School 3. Three Asters, different colours (8): Mrs K. Hahn 1; Mrs Ireland 2; Mrs Trott 3. Three Asters, one colour (7): .Mrs’ Hahn 1; Mrs Ireland 2; Mrs Aynsley 3. Six Spikes Gladioli (3): N, Burn Boddytown, 1; Mrs Wallis 2.

Three Spikes Gladioli (5): N. Burn 1; Mrs Wallis 2; L. Chapman 3». One Spike Gladioli (6): Mrs Turner, Preston Road 1; N. Burn 2; L. Chapman 3> • Vase Primulinus Hybrid- Gladioli (2): Mrs Wallis l;-*Mrs. Black 2. Three Zinnias (4): Mrs Dennehy 1; Mrs Wallis 2; Mrs Hahn 3. Bowl Zinnias (1): Mrs Dennehy 1. Bowl pom-pom Zinnias (1): Mrs Wallis 1. m t ' Thre Spikes Stock (2): Mrs Trott, 1; Mrs Dennehy 2. Bowl Gailliardia (2): Mrs W. Musson 1; Mrs A. Aynsley 2. Bowl Hydrangea (2): Miss C. M. Wilson 1; Mrs Wallis 2. Vase Michaelmas Daisies' (3): Miss Wilson 1; L. Chapman 2; Moonlight School 3. Vase Montbretia (4): Mrs Black 1; Moonlight L. Chapman 3. Six Cactus Dahlias (4): Smith Bros. 1 and 2; Miss K. Hahn 3. Three Cactus Dahlias (4): Mrs Hahn 1; Smith Bros. 2 and 3. Three Peony Dahlias (1): -Mrs E. Trott 1. s Three Decorative Dahlias (9): Mrs Hahn 1 and 3; Smith Bros. 2. Three Collarette Dahlias (1) Smith Bros. 1. Three Pom-ponr Dahlias (7): Smith Bros. 1 and 2; Mrs Hahn 3. , Collection Dahlias (4): Mrs Hahn 1; G. Hahn, Ahaura 2; Smith Bros. 3 # ; J * \ ' Collection Cut Flowers (5): Mrs Wallis 1; Mrs Trott 2; Mrs Dennehy 3. ' Collection Perennials (6): Mrs Wa'l. lis 1; Miss Wilson 2; Smith Bros. 3. Collection Annuals-. $5): Mrs Dennehy 1; Smith Bros. 2; Mrs Wallis 3. Collection Shrub Flora (1): Miss C. M. Wilson 1. Bowl Antirrhinums (3): Mrsi Wallis 1; Moonlight School 2; Mrs Trott 3. Bowl Iceland' Poppies (5): Mrs J. Barnes 1; Mrs Wallis 2; Mrs Trott 3. Bowl Phlox Drummondi (6): Mrs Wallis 1; Moonlight School 2; Miss Wilson 3. ’ Three African Marigolds (3): Miss Wilson 1; Moonlight School 2. Three French Marigolds' (5): Moonlight School 1 and 2; Mrs 1 Dennehy 3. Bowl Marigolds (7): Miss M. Rohloff 1; Mrs Dennehy 2; Miss Wilson 3. Bowl Flowers (5): Smith Bros. 1; Mrs Dennehy 2; Miss M. Rohloff 3. Three Flowers. (4): Mrs Wallis- 1; Mrs Trott 2; Miss Wilson 3. Decorative; Table (3): Mrs A. Coumbe 1 and 3; Mrs E. Trott 2. Bouquet Flowers (2): Mrs Coumbe 1; Mrs Trott 2. Ladies’ Spra|y-gentleman’s Buttonthole (3): Mrs Coumbe 1; Miss Wilson 2; Mrs Trott 3. ■- . Basket Flowers (4): Mrs Coumbe 1 and 2;. Mrs Trott 3. Pot Plant, Fern (3): Mrs Nankivell 1 and 2. Pot Plant, in flower (2): Mrs Wallis 1; Miss Wilson 2. High Bowl Flowers (3): Mrs Coumbe 1; Mrs W. E. Thomas 2; Mrs Trott 3 - X. , ~ Low Bowl/(3): Mrs Coumbe 1; Mrs Trott 2; Miss Wilson 3. Vase Flowers, decorative effect (5): Miss Rohloff 1; Smith Bros. 2; Mrs Coumbe 3.

SCHOOL CLASSES. Buttonhole, girl or boy (7): Charlie Jeffries (Moonlight) 1; Charlie. Aynsley (Moonlight) 2. Vase of Flowers (8): Miss B. Morresey 1; Miss J. Musson 2; Charlie Jeffries 3. Collection Buttonholes (2): Moonlight School 1 and 2. Garden Collection (4): Moonlight School 1,2, and. 3. Best afranged Bowl Native Shrubs, Flowers -and Berries (3): Miss J. Armstrong (Runanga) 1; Miss. B. Morresey 2; Moonlight School 3. Field Grasses (4): Moonlight School 1,2, and: 3. The Master Bakers’ Cup for most points in the flower section was won by Mrs A: R. Wallis (Greymoulth), with 43 points, Mrs. K. Hahn (Ahaura) being runner-up with 31 points.

SPORTS EVENTS. Sports events conducted yesterday afternoon, provided a varied programme. Results were: — WHIPPET RACING. Novice Handicap. First heat: Snowball 14yds (W. Greenhill) 1: Ghandi 14yds (F. Gilbert) 2. Four started.- Second heat: Silverene 14yds (V. Sweeney) 1; Smuttie 14yds (S. Pinn) 2. Four started. Final: Final: Snowball 1; Sjlverene 2. Time 12 1-5. Open Flat: Final: Mark Twain 14yds (B. Dixon) and Red Hope 14yds (W. O’Neil) dead heat 1; Miss Orion lliyds (V. Sweeney) 3. Time 'll 2-5. Middleweight Flat: First heat: Mountain Rose (G. Dalzell) llyds 1; Spearmint (B. Dixon) 13Byds 2. Four started. Time 12secs. Second heat: Sambo (K. Fisher) 14yds 1; Lady Rene (J. Williams) 14yds 2. Three started. Time 12' l-ssecs. Final: Mountain Rose 1; Spearmint 2. Time 11 2-ssecs. Open Hurdles: Racketeer (T. Dunn) 1; Red Hope (W. O’Neil) 2; Caliente (W. O’Neil) 3. Five started. Time 12 1-5.

HIGHLAND DANCING. Highland Fling, novice (5).—J. Davis 65pts 1; B. Roper 63pts 2. Highland Fling, 12 and under (6).— F. Monk 69pts, 1; J. Inglis 68pts, 2. Sailors’ Hornpipe, 14 and' under (8). —J. Heenan 68pts 1; V. Goodall 67pts 2. Irish Jig (B).—P. Gallagher 65pts 1; V. Heenan 64pts 2. GENERAL. Sheep Dog Trial (Judge: Mr C. S. Neville): Hugh Gilmer’s “Joy” (Totara Flat) 46pts 1; John Brown’s “Ned' Kelly” (Totara Flat) 41pts, 2; Hugh Gilmei’s “Boss” 40pts 3. Nine competed. Open Handicap Trot, one mile: —Whitstone (W. Hughes) 84yds 1; Atarau King (H. Frost) 96yds 2. Also started: Proud King (T. Gardyne) scr. Won by two lengths. Time 2.23. Proud King, a maiden unhoppled trotter by Western King—Proud Pointer (by Logan Pointer), tailed off early. Primary Schools’ Relay Race, half mile, boys between 9 and 15 years (Herbert Smith Shield): Grey Main 1; Marist 2. Girls’ Race, 75 yards, under 16 years:'Lorna Street 1; Jean Hardy 2. First Hack Gallop, half mile.—B. Lindbom 1; J. Quinlan 2; P. Blanchfield 3. I Boys’ one hundred yards, under 14: >K. Power 1; N. Hopkins 2; K. Batty

Second Hack Gallop, half mile: Mrs Adamson 1; Mrs Graham 2; Mrs Jamieson 3. Half Milo Hack Trot: Miss E. Coburn 1; J. Quinlan 2. Eight started. Musical Chairs on Horseback: P. Blanchficld 1; G. Dalziel 2. Pony Gallop, half mile: F. Joseph 1; Kennedy 2; Miss Johnston 3. Open Jumping Event: J. Ryan, (Rotomanu), “Toby,” 1; Miss Helen Rich, Christchurch, “Plato,” 2,