THE SPRING SHOW

Manawatu Standard, Volume LIV, Issue 287, 1 November 1934, Page 8

THE SPRING SHOW

WELL ORGANISED EXHIBITION. FURTHER AWARDS. The Manawatu and West Coast A. and P. Association’s Spring Show was continued under ideal weather conditions this afternoon, early in which there were indications that there would be a very good attendance of the public. The well-organised exhibition was proceeding smoothly and efficiently. Further awards announced are as follows :

PEDIGREE CATTLE. ABERDEEN ANGUS. (Judge: Mr L. Cowan, Dannevirke.) Bulls. —Bull calved prior to July 1, 1931: J. F. Knight’s (Newbury) Nero of AVaiterenui 1 and champion, A• B. Gibbons’s (Lower Hull) Prince ot Koiro 2; 2 entries. Calved since July 1 1932: L. A. Sherriff’s (Taihape) Sergeant of AVaiterenui 1 and reserve champion, N. B. Gibbons’s bailor or AVaiterenui 2; 2 entries. Calved since July 1, 1933: Herrick Bros.’s (Herbertville) Qualatum 32nd of Cautane 1,. B - Croll’s (Ivimbolton) entry 2; 2 entries. Cows.—Cow with calf at foot, or has calved within previous 12 months: L. A. P. Sherriff’s Eremurus of Gwavas 1 and champion; only entry'. Heifer, calved since July' 1, 1931: L. A. P. Sherriff’s Hebe of Gwavas 1 and reserve champion, N. B. Gibbons’s Quetta of Koiro 2; 3 entries. Calved since July 1, 1932: L. A. P. Slierriff’s Geisha of Kowhiwhi 1; only entry. MILKING SHORTHORNS. (Judge: Mr E. A. Washer, Okaiawa.) Bulls.—Bull calved since July 1, 1931: Miss G. Breen’s (Hastings) Birkland Brewer 1 and champion, R. H. Wall’s (Kairanga) AVaimea Combination 2 and reserve champion; 2 entries. Calved since July i, 1932: R. L. Field's (Greytown) AVaimea Rangitira 1; only entry. Calved since July 1, 1933: Miss Breen’s Mahora Superfine 1, R. V. Brown's (\A r eraroa) AVaimea St. Dominic 2, R. H. AA’all’s Rushmoor Royalist 3; 4 entries.

Cows. —Cow in milk, 4 years and over: R. V. Brown’s Waiinea Tiki i and champion, R. L. Field’s Waimea Faithful 2; 2 entries. Cow dry, visibly in calf, calved perior to July, 1921: W. J. Slack’s (Bunnythorpe) entry 1 and reserve champion, R. V 7. Brown’s Waimea Lola 2; 2 entries. Heifer, calved since July 1, 1931: R. V. Brown’s Waimea Primrose 1, R. L. Field’s Waimea Queen 2; 3 entries. Calved since July 1, 1932: R. V. Brown’s Waimea Vanity 1, Miss Breen’s Waimea Lois 2; 2 entries Calved between July 1 and October oi, 1933: R. L. Field’s Moroa Princess 1,. Miss Breen’s Mahora Peggy 2, R. V. Brown’s Waimea Twinkle 3; 5 entries. Calved since October 31, 1933: Miss Breen’s Birkland Barmaid 22nd. 1, R. V. Brown’s Waimea Treasure 2, W. J. Slack’s Kereru Pet 3; 4 entries. Pen of two heifers, calved since July 1, 1933: Miss Breen’s Mahora Peggy and Birkland Barmaid 21st 1, R. V. Brown’s Waimea Twinkle and Waimea Treasure 2; 5 entries.

SADDLE HOILSES. Lady’s and gentleman’s hack, judged as a pair.—P. Tilson’s Double tied and Miss M. Morrison’s Jester 1, P. Tilson’s Metellus and another 2, 1. Jackson’s (Kopuaranga) Roscommon and C. H. Washer’s Rusty Jack 3; 11 entries. Lady’s hack, ridden by a lady: A. W. Parson’s Spearopa 1, P. Tilson’s Double Red 2, Aliss Morrison’s Jester 3 ; 9 entries. RING EVENTS. THE JELLICOE CUP. The Jellicoe Cup, valued at £ls 15s, for the best girl rider under 17 years of age, resulted as follows this afternoon : Miss Dawne Bousfield (Waipukurau) 1 Miss Peggy Hartland (Waipukurau) 2 Miss Delphin Adsett (Colyton) ... 3 There were live competitors. Miss Peggy Hartland was the winner last year. Best boy rider (under 12 years).—Athol McGuinness (Mart-on) 1, C. Ferguson (Ashhurst) 2, Brian Brown (Manakau) 3; five entries. Best girl rider (under 12 years).— Miss Joan McGuinness (Mastertonj 1, Miss Ethelwyn Farland (Glen Oroua) 2, Miss Molly O’Regan (Kairanga) 3; five entries.