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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXII, Issue 153, 14 June 1932, Page 5

Under the auspices of the N.Z. Farmers’ Union, the Patangata and Elsthorpe Branch will hold their Seventh PLOUGHING ]yjATCH J)OG TRIALS AND JJORSE J7 VENTS On Mr. W. J. Wood’s Property— BEHIND RACECOURSE, 4 Miles from Waipawa and Otane. WEDNESDAY, JULY 13th, 1932. Teams to be on the Ground at 9 a.m. Horse Ploughing to commence at 9.30 a.m. Tractor Ploughing to commence at 10.30 a.m. Dogs to be on the Ground at 8.30 sharp £2OO IN PRIZES. £2OO IN PRIZES. PROGRAMME CLASS A. DOUBLE-FURROW PLOUGH, open to all comers. —First prize £6 cash and Challenge Cup valued at £8 presented by Mr E. Nuttall (Cup to be held for one year aud winner receives miniature), 2nd £4, 3rd £2. Specials: Best Break £l, Best Finish £l, Best Ins and Outs £l. Entrance: Members 7s 6d, Non-mem-bers 10s. Conditions: See Rules 2 and 3. CLASS B. Open to Competitors who have not previously won a First Prize.—First prize £4 cash and Challenge Cup valued at £5 presented by Mr C. J. Nairn (Cup to be held for one year and winner receives a miniature-, 2nd £2 10s, 3rd £l. Specials: Best Break £l, Best Finish £l, Best ins and Outs £l, Best Handled Team, for local men, £2. Entry fee: Members 7s 6d, Non-members 10s. CLASS C. TRACTORS, Double-furrow Ploughs, open to ail comers.—First prize £4 cash and Mr F. Furminger’s Challenge Cup valued £5 (to be held for one year and winner receives a miniature), 2nd £2, 3rd £l. Specials: Best Break £l, Best Finish £l, Best Ins and Outs £l. Entry fee: Members 7s 6d, Non-members 10s. CLASS D. Three-furrow Ploughs, open to all comers. —First prize £4 and Challenge Cup value £lO presented by Messrs Kittow Bros, (to be held for one year and winner receives a miniature), 2nd £2, 3rd £l. Specials: Best Break £l, Best Finish £l, Best Ins and Outs £l. Entry fee: Members 7s 6d, Non-members 10s. AMATEUR JUDGING OF PLOUGHING, open to those who have never acted as judge at a Ploughing Match. —First prize 10s. Entry Is. DOG TRIALS. HEADING AND YARDING, Open.First prize £5 Cup presented by Mr A. Wilson and £6 cash, Cup to be won twice in succession or three times at intervals (winners —1926, D. Rigger; 1927, F. C. Tong; 1928, W. White; 1929, J. R. Gillespie; 1930, A. Smith; 1931, W Spotswood), 2nd £4, 3rd £2, 4th £l. Entry fee: Members 7s 6d, Non-members 10s. HEADING AND YARDING, for Maiden Dogs.—First prize £5, 2nd £3, 3rd £l. Special prize of £2 for local maiden dog and man gaining most points, who has never competed at a trial before. Entry fee: Members ss, Non-members 7s 6d. Run under the North Island Sheep Dog Trial Association Rules. Competitors to be on the Ground at 8.30 a.m. sharp. Post entries. HORSE EVENTS. To Commence at 1 p.m. MAIDEN LEAPING COMPETITION. —First prize £6, 2nd £4, 3rd £2. Entry fee: Members 7s 6d, Nonmembers 10s. LADIES’ LEAPING COMPETITION. — First prize Challenge Cup presented by Mr H. S. Rathbone, to be won twice in succession or three times at intervals (winners—l92B, H. I{. Campbell; 1929, Miss Joan Williams; 1930, Mr J. Lowry- 1931, Mrs J. Hunter) and £6 cash, 2nd £4, 3rd £2. Riders of placed horses to receive half the prize money. Entry fee: Members 7s 6d, Non-members 10s. OPEN LEAPING COMPETITION.First prize Challenge Cup value £5 presented by Mrs C. N. B. Williams (Cup to be held for one year and winner each year receives a miniature and £lO eash, 2nd £6, 3rd £3. Entry fee: Members 12s 6d, Nonmembers 15s. Post entry. POST-HOLE DIGGING COMPETITION. To Commence at 11.30 a.m. Competitors to dig Three Post Holes to suit 6ft, 6in. posts. Points for neat-