DOG TRIALS.

Hawera Star, Volume XLVI, 23 May 1927, Page 10

DOG TRIALS.

MEETING AT PAPARANGI. The Paparangi dog trials were held fast week in fine weather, and attracted a record number of entries and spectators. The .ground was situated near the Brunswick bridge, and was in the' opinion of Mr 0. J. Dunlop (Hawefia), who officiated a,s judge, one of the best on the coast. Following are the results:— Class 1 (35 entries). —F. King Rob Roy, 404 points, 1; F. England’s Black, 41) points. 2: E. Leahy’s 'Marvin, 39 points, 3; W. G. Harper’s Don, 384 points, 4. Class II (33 entries). —H. H. Harris’ Brigadier Bill. 53 poiftts, 1"; T. Sullivan’s Pinch. 514 points, 2; F. King’s Real McKay. 51 points, 3; R. Guthrie’s Perhaps, 50 points, 4. Class HI (41 entries). Mr R. Guthrie’s Muff. 40 points, I; T. Sullivan’s Raffertv. 37 points. 2: A. Master’s King, 35 ooints, 3; H. H. Harris’ Tip, 34 points 4. Class IV. (-local event), 12 entries). — H. Ross’s Jake, 47 ooints, 1; R. Richardson’s D-ick, 37 poiiirts, 2; T. Allcock’s Lark. 36 points. 3; B. James’s Jack, 35, 4. SPECIAL PRIZES. Class T. Mr J. J. Taylor’s £2 2s for maiden entry scoring most points: C. L. A. Currie. Class IT. (for best maiden dog).—R. GuthnVs Perhaps. Class lII.—Mr J. J. Taylor’s £2 2s for maiden entry scoring most points. —N. Schrader. Best maiden huntaway.—A. Campbell. Best team, 1 heading and 2 huntawavs. —T. Sullivan. Class TV.—Mr J. J. Taylor’s £1 Is for maiden, entry scoring most points.— B. James.