KAIKOURA DOG TRIALS.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17815, 13 June 1918, Page 9

KAIKOURA DOG TRIALS.

The Kaikoura Collie Do? Club held its annual rials last week, in perfect weather. The entries totalled 116, but the work done by the m-jcrity of the do-a was decidedly below the -Kaikoura standard. This was very marked in the buntaway, only one dog showinz go-d form. T'-e wa» Mr J. Ardereon, of Eanana, Southland. Results are as follows : Herding, bringing back and holding in the ring; about 410yds; time limit, Bmin. Fr3i pr ze £5 ss, dona'ed' bv .Mr Wai er Gill, and gold medal, presented by Mi Patrick Adair, second prize A third £2, fourth £l. Point*—Heauin* 12. bringing back 10, command 8, holding 4, style 4. T. H. Bennett's Fan, 11, 6,8, 0, 3-28 T.-FTower's Flo iOJ, *6i, *7J, }, 2^-27 i Soints * • leme t'a 3ack, 101, 7J, 7,0, 2—27 points • • • •. _: •, J. S. Kennedy's Cliff, 10J, 7|i U> °. l t~ 26J points i Heading, bringing bafik and yarding; time limit, 12min. First priio £5 ss, donated by Mr W. Gill, and £-5 5s dona ed by M.i J. S. Kennedy, second pize £5, third £3, fourth £l. Points—Heading 8, bringing back 8, command 8, yarding 4, 'style 6. J. Little's Tib, 7J, 71, 7J, 0 3J-26 points 1 J. S. Kennedy's Cliff, 8» 61, 6J, 4,1-23 J points • ' T T. H. Bennett's Gale, 5,6, 6,4, 2J—23i po'.nts • • ' C. Clemett's Jack, 6|, 6J, 7, 0, 2—22 points 4 . Cliff and Gale divided second and third money. Huntaway, with slew, through three set 3 of flags; time Urn t, lOmin. First prize £lO 10s, donated by Mep.srs J. E. Todhunter, P. Adair and T. H. Bennet , also challenge cup to be won twice in succession by same owner, second prize £6, third £3, fourth £l. Points—Command 12, huntaway 8, style 5, noiso 5. J. Litlo'e Clyde, 11, 6J, 5, 4-26* : points, f - 1 W. "Soung's Clay, 6, 5,'4, o—ls points . 2 W Milligiin's La=s, 6. 5/3*, O—l4J points 8 F. Sutherland's Bob, 4,3, 2, I—lo points . 4 A largo number of special prizes wore also awarded.