First Royal Show

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XIV, Issue 281, 7 November 1924, Page 3

First Royal Show

THE CLOSING DAY. CONCLUDING AWARDS, | . . I (Per Press Association.) Palmerston N., Nov. G. Good fortune in the matter of weather attended the first Royal Show, which was concluded to-day. The gate receipts for the concluding day were £9BB, the total for the show being £lBl3, compared with £1175 last year. The ring competitions drew . a large - crowd, and magnificent jumping was witnessed. The parade of champion ■ blood stock was an imposing spectacle, the animals taking nearly an hour to travel the ring. Additional awards are as under:— Wilber Remembrance Trophy for ' best Friesian group, consisting of bull over two y€ars, aged cow, three-year-old heifer, and two-year-old heifer—■ Central Development Farm (Weraroa) 1, John Court, Ltd. (Auckland) 2. Ten animals were paraded before five judges for the Alfa-Laval Cup, which is awarded for the best dairy cow of any breed, judged on daily points. The winner was the Ayrshire cow Maesgwyn Princess, owned by T. H. Colpman (Ohau). S. R. Lancaster’s (Palmerston North) Jersey Lady of The Glen, was second and a Friesian, Fayne Segis Galatea, owned by the Mangatoki breeder, T. Perry, was placed third. Harrier (N.Z. Hunts’ Association Challenge Cup)—Dog: Manawatu Hunts’ Leader 1, Pakuranga Hunts’ (Auckland) Truant 2. Challenge Cup. —Bitch: Pakuranga’s Tell Tale. Rose Bowl for best dog in show. —G. W. Ingram’s (Auckland) smooth fox terrier Cluny Celeo, also Grand Challenge Stakes. Meece wool (Hughes, Williams and Co. Cup, tor 3 ileeces Romney Marsh). —M. V oss and Sons (Longburn). Hill Cup, for best-bred Romney fleece.—W. Perry and Sons (Masterton). Open hunters’ competition (Royal). —Miss I. RzUtheriord’s (Aliredton) Kitty Machree 1, Miss F. Laird’s (Hunterville) Hailstorm 2, Miss H. Mead's (Bails) Two-step 3. Bending competition.—G. Morris Junction) 1, V. Hayward (lakapau) 2. luaay riders over jumps.—Miss G. Maher (Hastings) 1, Miss I. Southey Baker (Palmerston North) 2, Miss C. Bryce (Kiwitea) 2, Miss Grace McDonald (Levin) v.h.c. Open dual jumping.—L. H. Cpllinson's (Palmerston North) Birxenose and Pot Luck 1, T. W- "Williams’ (Matoroa) Kawbai and another 2, Miss 1. Rutherford’s (Alfredton) Kitty Maciiree and another 3. Hunters’ competition, lady riders.— Miss A. Kelso s (Hamilton) Patch 1, Mrs Taylor s (Palmerston North) Taihoa 2, Miss G. Maher’s (Hastings) Sturdec 3, F. Laird’s (Hunterville) Hailstorm v.h.c. HAWKE’S BAY PRIZE-WINNERS. The following are the Hawke’s Bay awrds at the above show, in addi-. tion to the championship awards already published:— HORSES. CLYDESDALE DRAUGHTS(Judge—Mr,J. McDonald, Timaru). Royal Classes. Colt, foaled since July 1, 1921: Thomson’s Ltd. (Dunedin) Brilliantshine 1, R. D. D, Mcßean’s (iVlaraeka xalio) Bonnie Lad 2. Colt, foaled since July 1, 1923: Arch McLean (Hastings) Baron Silver 2. Filly foaled since July 1, 1923: R. D. D. McLean's (Maraekakaho) Boy 3« SADDLE HORSES. Royal Classes. ' Champion heavy-weight hack, over 12st.: H. Hassail’s (Hastings) Aladdin 2. Ordinary Classes. Light-weight hack, any age, to list.: G. D. Beatson’s (Hastings) Killian v.h.cHack, any age, up to 13st.: W. Hobson’s (Takapau) Formhead v.h.c. Weight-carrying hack, up to 15st., and age.—H. Hassall’s Aladdin 2. Weight-carrying cob, mare or gelding, 14.1 to 15 hands: Miss G- Guthrie s (Havelock North) Digger 2. Mare or gelding most suitable as a hunter, to carry up to 13st.: Miss G. Maher’s (Hastings) Sturdee 1, W. Hobson’s Daylight v.h.c. Best paced and mannered horse: W. Hobson's Formhead 3. HARNESS HORSES. (Judge—Mr D. C- Wright, Winslow). Royal Classes. Champion harness horse, 14 hands : and over: Miss G. Guthrie’s (Havelock North) Digger 1, Miss G. Maher’s (Hastings) Batchelor 2. Ordinary Classes. Lady’s turnout: Miss G. Maher’s (Hastings) Batchelor 1, Miss G. Guthries’ (Havelock North) Digger 2. Single harness pony, under 14 hands: E. H. English’s (Hastings) Mona 1. Harness horse, style and action? Miss G. Guthrie’s (Havelock North) Digger 1, Miss G- Maher’s (Hastings) Batchelor 2. Single harness horse, 15 hands and over: Miss G. Maher’s (Hastings) Batchelor 1. Single harness horse, 14 hands and under 15 hands: Miss G. Guthrie’s (Havelock North) Digger 1. CATTLE. SHORTHORN. Royal Classes. Bull calved prior to July 1, 1924. ’R. D. D. McLean’s (Maraekakaho) ! Knapciale Diamond Conqueror 1 and j champion. Bud calved since July 3T, 1921: I Arch. McLean (Hastings) Greenhill Royal Duke 32nd, 1 and reserve champion, Arch. McLean’s Greenhill Royal i Duke 34th., 4. | Bull calved since July 1, 1922: R. iD. D. McLean’s Royal Baron 1; Arch. McLean’s Greenhill Royal Duke 39th. .3. Four entries. Bull calved since July 1, 1923: Arch • McLean's Greenhill Knight X, 2. I Cow calved prior to July 1, 1921* R. D- D. McLean’s Beaulieu Duchess 11, 1 and champion; R. D. D. MeLean’s Doch Plover 111. 2 and reserve champion; R. D. D. McLean’s Fair Neil, v.h.c. Heifer calved since July 1, 1922: R. D. D. McLean’s Lady Beatrice 1; Arch McLean’s Greenhill Royal Lassie VII. 2; Arch. McLean’s Greenhill Princess May VI. 3; R. D. D. McLean’s Lady Beatrice, v.h.c. Cow calved prior to July 1, 1921: R. D. D. McLean’s Beaulieu Duchess 2nd, 1 and champion; R. D. D. McLean’s Loch Plover Hi., 2 and reserve champion; R. D. D. McLean’s Fair Nell, v.h.c. Heifer calvetf since July 1, 1922: R- D. D. McLean’s Lady Beatrice 1; Arch McLean’s Greenhill Royal Lassie VII. 2; Arch McLean’s Greenhill Princess May VI. 3; R. D. D. McLean’s Lady Beatrice, v.h.c. Heifer calved since July 1, 1923: R. D. D- McLean’s Silver Bell 1; Arch. McLean’s Greenhill Buttercup 32nd. 2; Arch McLean’s Greenhill Lady Flora X. 3: R. D. D. McLean’s Lomond’s Duchess, v.h.c. Ordinary Classes. Heifer calved since July 1, 1921: Arch McLean’s Greenhill Duchess of Beaufort I. 1; R- D. D. McLean’s Sweet Nell 2; R. D. D. McLean’s Lady Fragrance, v.h.c. Best pen of two heifers calved since July 1, 1923: Arch. McLean’s Greenhill Buttercup 32nd. and Greenhill Lady Flora X. 1 • R. D. D- McLean’s Silver Bell and Lomond’s Duchess 2. i HEREFORDS. Royal Classes. ‘ Bull calved prior to July Ist., 1921: W. B White’s (Takapau) Jolly Jack 2. Bull calved since July Ist., 1921: Ewan Jefferson’s (Wairoa, Hawke’s Bay) Alabama 2nd,

Bull calved since July Ist, 1922: W. B- White’s Monterey 2. , ABERDEEN ANGUS. Royal Classes. Bull calved prior to July 1. 1921: J. A. Macfarlane’s (Hastings) Olaf, of Ben Lomond 1 and champion; A. 8. G, Uarlyon's (Tikokino) Prince Charlie of Jwavas 3. Bull calved since July 1, 1921: W. Kinross White’s (Napier) Commander of Omarunui 1; A. 8. G. Carlyon’s Charlie 28th of Gwavas 3, Bull calved since July 1, 1922: F. Armstrong’s (Akitio) Senator of Akitio 1. and reserve champion; A. S. G. Carlyon’s Prince Victor of Mangatoro 2; A S. G. Carlyon’s Gladiator of Koiro, v.h.c. Bull calved since July 1, 1923: A. S. G. Carlyon’s Datura 1; F. Armstrong’s Treasure of Akitio 2; W. A. Macfarlane's (Hastings) Ivan of Waiterenui v.h.c. Cow calved prior to July 1, 1921:. W. A. Macfarlane’s Enid of Waiterenui 1 and champion; J. A. Macfarlane’s Jasmine of Ben Lomond 2; J. A. Macfarlane’s Helen of Ben Lomond 3, F. Armstrong’s Orsova of Akitio v.h.c. HeiSer calved sinve July 1, 1922: J. A. Macfarlane’s Ruby of Ben Lomond 1 and reserve champion; F. Armstrong’s Select of Akitio 2; F. Armstrong’s Sentry of Akitio 3. ’ . Heiier calved since July 1, 1922: J. A. Macfarlane’s Helen 3rd of Ben Lomond 1; J. A. Macfarlane’s Sycamore of Ben Lomond 2; A. S. G. Carlyon’s Camelia 3; F. Armstrong’s Tailsman of Akitio v.h.c. , Ordinary Classes. ' Heifer calved since July 1, 1921: W. A. Macfarlane’s Grace of Waiterenui 1, F. Armstrong’s Renora of Akitio 2. Best pen of two heifers calved since July 1, 1923: J. A. Macfarlane’s Helen 3rd of Ben Lomond and Sycamore of Ben Lomond 1FAT CATTLE. Aberdeen Angus bullock: F. Armstrong (Akitio) 1. MILKING SHORTHORNS. Royal Classes. Ball calved since July 1, 1922: 8. Bolton’s (Oete) Lord Scott 3. Bull calved since July 1, 1923: J. De La Hayes’ (Woodville) Matangi Gertrude Prince 2, S. Bolton’s Lord Mac v.h.c. Ordinary Classes. Cow or heifer, dry, calved prior to July, 1921: J. De La Hayes’ Terrace View Rosie 11. 1. JERSEYS. Royal Classes. Bull calved since July 1, 1921: A. E. Lovelock’s (Woodville) Viola’s Noble of Glenmore 1. Bull calved since July 1, 1923: Bowen and Wilson’s (Hastings) Springdale Liryclear 2. Heifer calved on or after July--1922: G. Milligan’s (Mangateretere) Jersey Oaks Jean’s Blossom 3. SHEEP. LINCOLN. Royal Classes. Ewe. under 18 months: R. D. D. McLean v.h.c. Two ewes under 18 months: R. D. D. McLean 3. Ordinary Classes. Ewe, between 18 and 30 months, with lamb: R. D. D. McLean 3. Ewe, over 30 months, with lamb: W. H. Gaisford (l)annevirkc) 1, R. D. D. McLean 2. ENGLISH LEICESTER. Royal Classes. Two rams, under 18 months: R. D. D. McLean (Maraekakaho) 1. Ewes, 2. under 18 months: R. D. D McLean 2. PICS. BERKSHIRES. Royal Classes. Boar, 8 months and under: Bowen and Wilson’s (Hastings) Springdale Buster 1, Springdale Dennis 2. Sow and litter not over 8 weeks old: D. O. Smith’s The Lawn’s Miss Jellicoe 11. 2. Sow, over 8 months and under 14: Bowen and Wilson’s Springdale Sally 1, Bowen’s and Wilson’s Springdale Sophia v.h.c. Sow. 8 months and under: Bowen and Wilson’s Springdale San Jose 1, Bowen and Wilson’s. Springdale Miss Los Angeles 2. Ordinary Classes. Breeding sow, in pig: Bowen and Wilson’s Grassmere Model Daisy 11. 1, ditto Ruddington Model 2. TAMWORTH. Royal Classes. Boar, 14 months and over: Bowen : and Wilson’s Grange Lad 1. Boar, over 8 months and under 14: Bowen and Wilson’s Springdale Mas- ■ terpiece 1, ditto Springdale Supreme 2. 1 boar, 8 months and under: bowen 1 and Wilson’s Springdale Golden Roy 1. Sow and litter, not over 8 weeks old: 1 Bowen and, Wilson’s Springdale Dolly ‘ Sow, over 8 months and under 14: 1 Bowen and Wilson’s Springdale Lydia 1, ditto Springdale Leola 2, ditto Springdale Miriam 3. Sow, 8 months and under: Bowen and Wilson’s entries 1 and 2. Ordinary Classes. Breeding sow, in pig: Bowen and Wilson’s Springdale Ada 1. ditto Springdale Alice 2. YORKSHIRES. Royal Classes. Boar. 8 months and under: Bowen and Wilson’s entry 1, Bowen and Wilson’s entry 2. Ordinary Classes. Breeding sow in pig: Bowen and Wilson’s Springfield Con 2.