NEW PLYMOUTH SHOW

Hawera Star, Volume XLVII, 9 March 1928, Page 6

NEW PLYMOUTH SHOW

SECOND' (PEOPLE’S) DAY. BALANCE OF AWARDS. The success of the first (lay .of the New Plymouth show was more than continued yesterday (People’s Day), when large crowds thronged the pretty grounds all (lay, enjoying tho lino display of stock and watching the attractive jumping competitions and the steer riding contests. The excitement ancl thrills Of the latter were a marked contrast with the graceful work shown in the former. Combined, they made an afternoon which was packed full with interest and amusement. The ovents as they followed one another with much expedition, were watched with keen enthusiasm and thoroughly enjoyed by all- , A ~ , 'The grand parade was a great sight, and demonstrated the fine array of stock of all descriptions. The parade was well marshalled by Messrs Nolan and Griffiths. The buckjumping was controlled by Mr J. Thompson, who had assembled a good collection of “outlaws” which tested the riders’ skill to the last degree. The- Hawera and district riders proved very strong, and bore off ad the buckjumping prizes and the best ol the others. Messrs E. and A. Harrison, L. Goodger junr. (Hawera), ancl M. Burke (Kapuni) scooped the pool m these thrilling contests. G. Jvernsk junr (Ohangai), O. Atkins and F. Atkins’ (Normanby) took the best in the hunting events. _ A pony front Ohangai, G. Kern.sk s Blue Boy, scored fit’st for trotting competition and pony jumping, while. S. Symes’s Osprey, a. great old champion, scored in the lady’s hunter and open jumping contests. F. W. Atkins’ JPrince Paul was first for steeplechase and second for the open. The officials throughout had a busy time, Mr. Sampson ancl the secretary (Mr. W P. Okey), committees and \ stewards being indefatigable in their exertions to- do everything possible for success. The society owes a- great deal to the ladies’ committee, which, with many willing helpers, made such a success of the tea. ancl luncheon rooms. Additional awards were as follow : CHAMPIONSHIPS. •

Thoroughbred entire. — C. J. Pres•ton’s (Normanby) Ruapapa. Hack.—Champion. J. Shaw’s (Palmerston Northj Workman; reserve, S Symes’s (Waverley) Osprey. TROPHIES.

Hawkins and Smith Challenge*Cup, for champion jumping competition. S. Symes’s (Waverley) Osprey. Society’s ten-guinea trophy tor most points in Jerseys.— I Traby King. -Society’s ten-guinea trophy, for most points in pedigree Ayrshires. —W. Mall. A. A. Ward’s twelve-guinea trophy and Friesian Society’s medal for most points in pedigree Friesians. C. W. Baldwin and Sons. Butler Dairy Company s, 20-gumea cup for best dairy cow (any breed, not pedigree). —M Hudson (Riverlea). HORSES.

Thoroughbred, entire.—C. J. Pres-' ton’s (Normanby) Ruapapa, by loiydamon —Queen Elizabeth), 1 and champion. * PONIES. Ponv, >l2 hands and under 13 hands (to be"" ridden by boy or girl under 14 years).—Gordon Kermsk's (Ohangai) Blue Boy 1 and champion, J. Knowles s (Mangorei Road) Betty 2, Mrs. Hale si e3l pony, 13 hands and up to 13.2 hands 1 (to be ridden bv boy or girl under lo years).—B. R. Blackhall’s (Lepperton) Netr Zeaalnd’s Tony 1, C. R. Honejfield’s (Onaero) Jazzy 2, D. Gollms s (Stratford) Opossum 3. COMPETITIONS. Exhibition trotting competition for ponies.—Gordon Kerrisk 9 (Ohangai) Blue Boy 1, Miss N. Miles s (Turin utangi) Daphne 2. ... ~ , Pony iumping competition. Gordon Kerrisk’s Blue Boy 1 ; Mrs. Hale s (Avenue Road) entry 2, Clarence Atkins’s (Normanby) Bonita 3. Lady hunters’ competition. o. Symes’s Osprey 1, Mrs. J. E. Anderson’s (Whangamomona) Darkey 2. Jumping competition, steeplechase style—F. AV. Atkins’s (Normanby) Prince Paul 1, S. G. Coleys (Onaero) Passport 2. . . . • Hunters’ champion jumping c ?s ip . t !' tion.—S. Symes’s Osprey 1, I*. VV. Atkins’s Prince Paul 2. Buck jumping championship of New Zealand.—A. Harrison (Ha-svera) 1, M. Burke (Kapuni) 2, L. Goodger junr. (Tlawera) 3. . . . Steer riding championship ot ->ew Zealand.—A. Harrison, and E. Harrison (Hawera) (equal) 1. M. Burke (k* - piini) 3. BALANCE OF AAV ARDS. CATTLE. PEDIGREE JERSEY. Judge: Mr. Alan Horn (Ohau). Bull, bom prior to July, 1924Trubv King’s (Stratford) Clarion (imp.) 1, A. J. Hale’s (Hillsborough) Beauty’s Master 2. Bull, born since July, 1924. Harry Sahvay’s (Bell Block) Victor’s Handsome Prince (imp.) 1 und champion, J S. Jones’s (Bell Block) SybiLs Volunteer (imp.) 2 and reserve, John Pettigrew’s (Pihama) Snngold d. Bull, bora since July, 1925.—1 ruby King’s Fern’s Golden Laddie 1, Klenner and Martin’s (Kaimata) AVoodlands A ic 2. . _ nnoc w Bull, born since July, 1920. — VV. Crosbv’s (AVaipnku) Pukatia Squire 1, A. E. AVestem’s (Bell Block) Ku Ivu Prince Owler 2. no „ Bull calf, born since July, 192/. G H. Bell’s Pinewoods Volunteer 1. Cow, lx>m prior to July, 1922. F. AV Cornwall’s (Bell Block) Oaklands Ladv Brampton 1 and champion, Truby King’s (Stratford) Natalies Ninette (imp.) 2 anti reserve. Cow, born since July, 1922, and prior to July. 1924.—Truby Kings Jvondale Golden Rainbow 1, 1. H • Western's (Bell Block) Oaklands Viscountess 2. , m i % Cow, horn since July, 1924. Trnhy King’s I von dale Golden Rainbow 1, p. W. Cornwall’s Oaklands Lady Brampton 2. „ Cow, born since Julv. 1924. —Truby Kino-’s Otterburn Noble Queen 1, O. MeAloon’s AVattlebank Finery 2. Two heifers, born since July, 1920. —G. 11. Bell (Oakurn) 1. Heifer, bom since July. 1920. G. T C. AVestem’s (Bell Block) Brookside Wineberry 1, G. 11. Bell’s Pinewoods Golden Settee 2. Two heifers, bom since July, 1926. —Truby King’s Cornelia’s Lady Disdain and Charity I, F. AV. Cornwall’s Oaklands Zeila and -Senna 2. Heifer, bom since July, 1926. —I. W. Cornwall’s Oaklands Zeila. 1, Tmhy Kind’s Cornelia’s Lady Disdain 2, Truby King’s Clarity 3, John Pettigrew’s Jerseydale> Thrills v.h.c. Third Taranaki Oaks candidate. —C. T. C. AVestem’s Brookside AVineberry IG. H. Bell’s Pinewoods Golden Nettie 2. . Two heifers, horn since May, 1927. F. W. Ooxnwall’s Oaklands Gipsy

aud Buttercup 1, John Pettigrew's jersey cl ale Briar andi Tilly 2. Heifer, calf, senior division.—F. IV. Cornwall’s. Oakland® Gipsy 1, F. W. Cornwall’s Oakland® Sweet Marie 2, John Pettigrew’s Jerseydale Briar h.c. Heifer calf, junior division. —John Pettigrew’s Jerseydale Tilly 1, J. S. Jones’® entry 2. Junior breeding team of two yearling heifers’ and one yearling hull. — G. H. Bell 1, O. McAloon 2. Cow, anv age, and two daughters.— G. H. Bell 1. PEDIGREE FIMESIAXS. Judge: Mr. A. Thirlwall (Matamata). Bull, prior to July, 1924. —C. W. Baldwin and Son’s (Ngatoro) Lebrina Pieterje Wayne 1 and champion. Bull, since July, 1926. —C. W. Baldwin and Son’s Ngatoro Fayne King 1. Bull, since July, 1927.—Smart and Son’s (Tikorangi) Bushlea Colantha •Bosch 1, C. W. Baldwin and Son’s Ngatoro Pauline King 2. Cow, prior to July, 1924. —T. H. Richards’s (Cardiff) Waihi Duchess 1 ancl champion, C. VV. Baldwin and Son’s Milkmaid Johanna 2. Cow. since July, 1924.—Smart and Son’s Lebrina Princess, de Kol 1 and reserve, O. W. Baldwin and Son’s Ngatoro Betty Alcartra 2. Two heifers, since July, 1926. —T. H. Richards 1. Heifer, since July, 1926. —C. IV. Baldwin and Son’s Ngatoro Segis Wayne 1. T. H. Richards’s Bywell Duchess 2. Two heifers, .since July, 1926. — Smart and vSon 1. Heifer, since July, 1926.—Smart and Son 1 and 2. Two heifers, since July, 1927. —C. W. Baldwin and Son 1. Heifer, since July. 1927.—C. W. Baldwin and Son. 1, Smart and Son 2. Cow, judged on type, and with C.O.A. certificate. —T. 11. Richards’s Waihi Duchess 1. C. W. Baldwin and Son’s Milkmaid Johanna 2. PEDIGREE AYRSHIRE. Judge: Mr. J. Kyle (Palmerston N.) Bull, prior to July, 1924.—1 V. Hall’s (Lepperton) Dominion Lockhart 1 and champion, Andrew Weir’s (Kent Road) Heather Dells Sir Andrew’s Exchange 2, W. Hudson’s (Riverlea) Edendale Fancy Star r.h.c. Bull, since July, 1924.—F. W. Weston’s (Uruti) Heather Dells Lochinvar 1. Bull, since July, 1925.—W. F. Olson’s (Egmont Village) Carmel Glen Royal Topnotcher 1 and reserve, W. Hall’s Zealand Canny Scot 2, P. Bremer’s (Okaiawa) Ivanhoe Silver Crest v.h.c. Bull, ’since July, 1926.—W. Hall’s Struanbrae Velocity 1, F. IV. Weston’s Montrose Royal Blend 2. Bull, since July,’ 1927. —Andrew Weir’s Heather Dells Royal Review 1, A. G. Hall’s (Lepperton) Burnside “ntch 2. Breeders’ senior group.—lV. Hall 1, A. R. Clardige 2. Cow, prior to July, 1924. —IV. Hall’s Fancy of Armadale 1, A. R. Claridge’s Prudence of Braeside 2. Cow, since July, 1924.—1 V. F. Olson’s Braeside Stella Maris J, IV. Hall’s Edendale Floss 2. Two hcifer.s, since Julv, 1926. —IV. Hall 1. Heifer, since July, 1925.—1 V. F. Olson’s Sea View Bonny Jean 1, IV. Hall’s Edendale Isboel 2. Two heifers, since July, 1926. — Andrew Weir 1. P. Bremer’s Glenhope Scottish Queen and Struanbrae Primrose 2. Heifer, since July, 1926. —P. Bremer’s Glenhope Toddles 1, A. G. Hall’s Burnside Keatha 2. Two heifers, since July, 1927. —F. IV. Weston 1, P. Bremer’s Glenhope Curious and Sleet 2. Heifer, born since July, 1927.—F. W. Weston’s Montro.se Generosity 2nd I. F. IV. Weston’s Montrose Netherton Sylvia. 2, P. Bremer’s Glenhope Curious 3.

Breeders’ junior group.—W. Hall 1, J. 0. Alorton 2.

REGISTERED SHORTHORNS. Judge: Air. E. A. Washer (Okaiawa). Bull, prior to July 1924. —Jas. C. Wright’s (Alatapu) Cornwall Park, Gay Lad 1 and champion. Bull, since July 1925.—J. G. Wright’s Cornwall Park Rover 1, Jas. P. Wright’s Cornwall Park Gloaming 2. Bull, since July 1927. —Jas. O. Wright’s Cornwall Park Climax 1, J. O. Wright’s Cornwall Park Limerick 2. Oow, prior to July 1924. —Jas. C. Wright’s Cornwall Parle Queen 2nd 1 and champion, Jas. O. Wright’s Victoria of Cornwall Park 2 and reserve. Two heifers, since July 1925.'—Jas. C. IVright 1. Heifer, since July 1925.—Jas. C. Wright’s Cornwall Park Sweet Nell IV. 1, Jas. C. Wright’s Cornwall Park Victoria 2nd 2.

Two heifers, since J*Py 1926.—Jas. C. Wright 1. Heifer, since July 1926.—Jas. O. Wright’s Cornwall Park Sweet Nell V. 1, Jas. O. Wright’s Cornwall Park Tulip XV. 3. Heifer, born since July 1927. —J. C. Wright’s Cornwall Parle Victoria 111. 1. Jas. C. Wright’s Cornwall Park Jewel’s Pearl lIT. 2. Two heifers, since Julv 1927. —Jas. O. IVright 1.

PIGS. Berkshire. Judge: Air. J. A. Russell (Palmerston North). Boar, over 18 months.—A. Yardley [■ (Bulls) Blythewood Hector 1 and champion, Jas. Pills (Hawera) Aleadow -Maori Star 2, Hawera Hospital Board’s! Blythewood Charles. 3, Don Stewart’s Aleadow Aiuscat v.h.c. I Boar over one year and under 18 months.-—Harold F. Wren’s (Hawera) Lymington Watchman 6th 1 and reserve, Bowen and Wilson’s (Hastings) -Yleon Topper Boy 2. Boar over 6 months and under one year.—J. Nelson O. Tregea’s (Auroa) Egmont Superior 1, A. Hi. Gudopp’s (Westown) entry 2, Hawera Hospital Board's entry 3 and v.h.c. Boar under six months.—Don. Oamron’fi. (New Plymouth) entry 1, Jas. Pill’s entry 2 and 3, Hawera Hospital Board’s entry v.h.c. Sow, over 18 months.—Bowen and Wilson’s Springdale. Sally 1 and champion. A. R. Cudopp’s Westown Peggy 2 and reserve, Hawera Hospital Board’s ll'haka. Topsy 3 ancl v.h.c. Sow, over one year ancl under 18 months.—Bowen'' and Wilson’s Springdale Topper Alaid 1, A. Yardley \s Parewanui Alinnie 2, Nelson O. Tregea’s Egmont Princess, v.h.c. Sow, over six months ancl under one year.—Bowen and Wilson’s Springdale Jenny 1, Jas. Pill’s entry 2, Hawera Hospital Board’® entry v.h.c. Sow, under six months.-*—Jas. Pill’s entries 1 ancl 2, Hawera Hospital Board’s entry 3. Sow and litter of pigs.—A. Yardley’s Tayforth Ivy 1, N. C. Tregea’s Normanby Queen 2. Boar and sow, under isix months.— Jas Pill’s entry 1 and 3, Hawera Hospital Board’s entry 2. Large IV hi to. Boar, over T 8 months. —Bowen and Wilson’s Dominion Eitzroy 1 and champion. O'. Robertson’s (Alatapu) Lucernciale’s Lordship 2.

Boar, over six months and under one year.—A. M. O'Sullivan's (Cardiff) Lucerndalo’s Pioneer 1 and reserve, J. F. Young’? (Inglewood) Springdale Baron A 2.

Boar, under six months.—'Sorenson Bros.’ Thorndale’s Unique and Field Marshal 1 and 2, O'. Robertson’s (Alatapu) Pinecroft’i? Duke 3rd.and 2nd 3 and v.h.c. Sow, over IS mouths. —0. Robertson’s Lucerndale’s Taranaki Maid 1 and champion, Bowen and Wilson’s Jerseyliohno Baroness VI. 2 and reserve. Sow, over one year and under IS months.—Bowen and Wilson’s Springdale Baroness Cl 1. Sow, over six months and under one year.—Armstrong and Black’s (Riverlea) Struanbrae Supreme 4th 1. Sow, under .six months. —Sorenson Bros.’ Thorndale’s Chieftainess 1, Bowen and Wilson’s entries 2 and 3. Sow and little of pigs.—O'. Robertson’s Lueernedale’s Taranaki Maid 1. Boar and sow under isix months. — Sorenson Bros.’ entry 1, O. Robertson’s entries 2 and 3. Tamworth. Boar, over IS months.—ll. A. Ilamblyn’s (Bell Block) Lucerndale’s Bell Block 1 and champion, Bowen and Wilson’s Grange Lad 2, Fred Ogle’s (Normanhy) Mount View Lad 3. Boar, over six months and under one year. —J. Thomlinson’s (Hawera) Ngaronga R.ufus 1, Bowen and Wilson 2 and 3, Fred Ogle’s (Norman by) Austin View v.h.c.

Boar, under six months.—A. R. Gudopp’s entries 1 and 2, Bowen and Wilson’s Springdale Joshut 3. Sow, over IS months, must have far-rowed.-—F. Ogle’s Austin Connie 1 and champion, Bowen and Wilson’s Springdale Ada A 2,

Sow, over one year and under IS months. —Bowen and Wilson’s Springdale Betty’s Lass 1 and reserve, H. A. Hamblyn’s (Bell Block) Coogee Beauty 2.

Sow, over six months and under one year.—Frederick Ogle’s Austin Flora 1. ■J. Thomlinson’s (Hawera) Lady and Daisy 2 and v.h.c. Sow, under six months.—A. R. Gudopp’s entries l and 2, Sorenson Bro.g.’ (Smart Road) Thorndale’s Red Princess 9

Sow and litter of pigs.—Fred Ogle’s Springdale Frances I.