Ponies

Hawera Star, Volume LIII, 9 November 1933, Page 5

Ponies

Judge: Mr H. 11. Denize, Hanvera. Entire, under 14 hands (3). — J. Forbes’ (Normanby) Prince Charlie, 1; R. W. Hickland’s (New Plymouth) Ginger Mick, 2; T. J. 'Hurley’s (Normamby) The Toff, 3. Brood mare, 12 to 14. V hands (.1). —R G. Tarrant’s (Airarata) Bessie, 1. Brood mare, under 12 hands (2). W, A. Schmidt’s (Hawera) Ponie, 1; R. Williams’ (Meremeire) Twinkle, 2. Pony, mare or gelding, 13 to 14J hands (9). —Doris young’s (Kairanga) Silver, 1; T. J. Martin’s (Inglewood) Sportsman, 2 ; Doris Young’s Larrikin, 3

Pony, mare or (gelding, 12 and under 13 hands (10). —W. J Bason’s (Mekirikiri) Creamy, 1; T. J. Hurley’s Maire, 2; T. J. Hurley’s Dawn, 3. Pony, mare or gelding, 11 and under 12 hands (11). —T. J. Hurley’s Tony, 1; D. Collins’ Kowpie, 3; Peter Swmburn’s Betty, 3; B. Ward’s (Tokaora) Bex, 4. Pony (maire or gelding), under 11 hands’ (7). —Hazel Shrimpton’s (Meremere) Bess, 1; Alison Corrigan’is- (jETsir wera) entry, 2; W. Myers’ (Hawera) Peggy, 3; T. J. Hurley’s (Normaniby) Bold Boy, v.h.c. Best paced pony, under 14.2 hands (13). —T. J. Martin’s (Inglewood) Sportsman, 1; Doris Young’s (Kairanga) Silver, 2; T. J. Hurley’s Tony, 3; J. M. Collins’ (Ohangai) Bia.jah, v.h.c, Champion Pony.—T. J. Hurley’s Tony. SPECIAL CLASSES.

Hoy rider, 13 and under 1-3 years (5). —-Jack Bason 1. ■Girl rider, 13 and under 15 years (1). —Miss Jean MeAsey (Normanby) entry Boy rider,. 11 and under 13 years (7). —G. Swin'burn (Hawera) 1. Girl rider, 11 and under 13 years (5). Miss Elsie Sommers (Hawera) 1. Boy or girl rider, under 11 years (]3.— Russell Ward (Tokaora) 1. SCHOOL PONY CLASSES. Judge: Mr. H. IP. Denize (Hawera). Special prize for the best groomed pony ,in this section. —G. Swinbum 1. Senior banner, team of four quiet, educated school ponies, over 121 hands (2). —Meremere school 1. Junior banner, team four quiet, educated school ponies-, 12.) hands and under (4). — Tulrutu.ru school 1. Educated school pony, 13 to 14) hands (I).—T. J. Hurley (Te Knwn) 1. Educated school pony, 12 and under 13 hands; to carry two (14). —Elsie Sommers ’ Timmy, 1] Russell Wa<rd’s entry 2; IN. Forman’s (Meremere) entry, 3; G. iSwin'burn’s Ronie, v.h.c. Educated school pony, under 12 hands ; to carry tiny tots 9 years and under <B).—F.' Dunlop’s (Meremere) entry. 1 • R- Williams’ (Meremere) entry, 2 and 3; Peter Sw inburn’s Betty v.h.c. Pair ponies, 13 to 14) hands (3). P. and G. Swi mb urns’ entry 1. Pair ponies, 12 and' under 13 hands (pa .(j. and Paul Swiuburns’ Rangi and Home, 1: R. Ward and El. Sommers’ entry. 2; H. Schmitft’s and IT. Crocker's entry 3.

Pair ronies, under 12 hands, riders under 10 (5). —Paul and Peter Swinburn , Betty and Quickstep, 1 ; R. Ward and G. Sommers, 2; R. Williams, ontrv 0. Pair hov riders, 11 years and under (4). —P. and P. Swinburn 1, AJ. and Iv Rudkin 2. Pair girl riders. 11 years and under (2). "R. Williams’ entry 1, AI. l.<ooee and L. Cran 2. Pair boy riders. 12 years and over (5). M. and K. Rudkin 1, Swinburn and Langdon 2, G. and A. J obi in 3, R. Williams’ entry 4. Pair girl riders, 12 years and over C 3) Jv" Douglas and 11. Schmidt 1. E. 'and V. Hurley 2, R. Williams’ ontw 3 J Bason. Makirikiri, best boy rider in class 13-15 years has donated a 10s medal for best 'bov nder at the 1934 show. T - , Champion school P°n> Hazel Shriniipton 1, Peter Swinburn 2. Consolation prize, best pony that lias not won a prize at the show. b. Joblin 1.