HORSES.

Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume 11, Issue 839, 30 March 1867, Page 3

HORSES.

Draught Stallions— Messrs. Canning Sc Russell's Conqueror— Prize Mr. Gaisford's Colonist Draught Mares— Mr. W. H. Shaw's br m BARBARA— Prize W. H, Shaw's cb m Rose Drower's Polly H, R. Russell's Messrs. Nairn's b m G-IPSY Messrs. Nairn's Fancy Mr. McNaughton's eh m Mr. Campbell's b m Draught GeldingsMessrs, Stokes' b g Ploughboy— Prize Messrs. Stokes' br g Napier Mr. H. R. Russell's Draught trvo-yeoyr old ColtsMr. Purvis Russell's roan colt by Conqueror — Prize Messrs. Nairn's dtito by ditto Messrs. Nairn's brown colt by Milo HacksMessrs. Nairn's Sandy, by the Cid Mr. Tanner's Proselyte, by the Bishop Mr. Carlyon's Zoe, by Australian Mr. H. R. Russell's bm — — by the Bishop Messrs. Canning Sc Russell's Chotornian, by the Bishop Messrs. Hunter's gr g Badger, by Glendon Mr. A. St Hill's blk g Midnight, by Frantio Mr. Fleming's Hulichan This was a very handsome lot, of light weights, but no prize was adjudicated in consequence of the judges having been misinstructed to confine their attention to heavy weights. Ponies, under 1_ hands— Captain Carlyon's Jaok— Prize Captain Carlyon's Spicebox Miss Carlyon's Exraoor pony FLYAWAY Mr. C arlyon.s Satanella Mr. Carlyon's Chummy Mr. Purvis Russell's Hon. Dick Sloper Notwithstanding his aristocratic name, the last entry proved a regular democrat in contrast with the Gwavas mob. Extra— Messrs. Hunter's entire Cleveland Business Boy Mr. W. H. Shaw's entire yearling The Abbot These were adjudged very prizeworthy, but there was no competition.