SPRING SHOW

Manawatu Times, Volume LIV, Issue 7061, 8 November 1929, Page 11

SPRING SHOW

CLYDESDAiES. (Judge: Mr A. Alexander, New

Plymouth.)

Sitallion, 4 years and over: P. C. Sard’s (Otane) Woodhiall Reward 1, W. B. Campbell's (Hastings) Brilliant Youth 2, Geo. Busch's '(Pirinoa) Lord Fernihill 3. Colt, 3 years: Geo. Busch’s Meta Vaile 1.

Colt, 2 years: ,R. D. Knight’s (Longburn) Golden 'Favourite 1. Dry mare, 4 years and over: J. C. Baird’s (Hastings) Bay Mare No. 1,1, JVC. Baird’s Lady Belle 2, J. McCool’s (Whakaronga) Betty Knight 3, J. C. Baird’s Bay Mare No 2., v.'h.c. Filly, 3 years: Te Aute native college’s (Pukehou) Te-Aute Dew. Drop 1. Filly, 2 years: J .0. Baird’s Joannie Belle 1.

Gelding, 3 years: J. McCool’s Prince

WORKING DRAUGHTS. (Judge: Mr. A. Alexander, New Plymouth). Gelding in regular work, four years and upwards: R. Harding’s (Raukawa) Prince, 1; R. Harding’s Nugget, 2; J. C. Baird’s (Hastings) bay gelding, 3; Wellington City Council’s Bruce, v.h.c.; Wellington City Council’s Pringle, h.c. Seven entries.

Mare in regular .work, 4 years and upwards.—J. C. Baird’s mare No. 11, J. C. Baird’s Lady Belle 2, J. McCool’s Betty Knight • 3, Wellington City Council’s Bell v.h.c. Five entries.

Heavy gelding or mare.—Wellington City Council’s Bell I, J. C. Baird’s bay gelding 2, Wellington City Council’s Bruce 3, J. C. Baird’s Lady Belle v.h.c. Seven entries.

■ Two-horse plough team.—R. Harding’s (Raukawa) Nugget and Prince 3, J. C. Baird’s bay mare No'.' 1 and bay mare No. 2 v.h.c., J. C. Baird’s Belle and bay gelding h.Cf Four entries; no first or.-second award. Three-horse plough team.—J. C. Baird’s entry 2,,J. McCool’s entry v.h.c. No first awards.

Walking draught mare or gelding, any ago.—Wellington City Council’s Bell 1, Lewis and Coutts ’ (Palmerston North) Scotty 2, Wellington City Council’s Bruce 3. Five entries.

Mare or gelding, in work, not having won a previous prize.:—R. D. Knight's (Longburn) Bruce 1, Barber’s Estate’s (Himatangi) Dick 2. Three entries.

Mare or gelding in regular work, not having won a previous prize.—A. Burgess’ (Rongotea) Duke 2. Single horse, retail tradesman’s or licensed carrier’s.—Hodder and Tolley’s (Palmerston North) Jerry 1. . Mare or gelding in regular work, for spring cart or express purposes.— A. Burgess ’ Duke 1, M. J. Krivan’s (Awapuni)- Sam 2, D. Lloyd’s (Palmerston North) Nigger 3. Mare or gelding, registered purebreds excluded.—Hodder and Tolley’s Jerry 1. - ■ Pair heavy horses, single leader and shafter, in regular work.—J. C. Baird’s bay gelding and bay mare No. 21, Wellington City Council's Bell and Pringle 2. Pair lorry horses in regular work.— Wellington City Council’s, Bell and Bruce 1, J. C. Baird’s bay gelding and bay mare No. 22. Pair-earner’s light lorry horses, to be driven in lorry.—Hodder and Tolley’s Jerry and Nugget 1. HARNESS. (Judge. Mr C. F. Vallance, Masterion.) Champion.—Miss Gladys Guthrie’s (Havelock North) Digger. Single harness, 15 hands and oveir: Mrs. C. H. Orawford’-s (Linton) Gappy Ricks 1, .Miss R. Gray’s (Kairanga) Kitty 2, W. A. Price’s (P.N.) entry. 3. Single harness horse.—Miss G. Guthrie’s Digger 1, G. Route’s (Palliatua) Dodger 2, F. Edmond’s (Palmerston North) Moonlight -3. Five entries. Lady’s turn-out!—Miss/ G. Guthrie’s Digger 1, P. Edmond’s (Palmerston North) entry'2, G. 0 ’Rouke ’’s (Pahiatua) Dodger 3. • Single, harness pony, under 14 hands. —Mrs. R. Perrin’s (Palmerston North) Nugget 1. Lady’s pony turn-out, under 14 hands. —Mrs. R. Perrin’s Nugget 1. Single harness pony, 12 hands and tinder. —Mrs. R. Perrin’s Nugget 1. Harness horse, style and action '(stallions excluded).—Miss G. Guthrie's Digger 1, Mrs. C. H.'Crawford’s (Linton)' Cappy Ricks 2/ G. O ’Rouke’s Dodger 3. Six entries. STALLIONS AND TROTTERS. (Judge: Mr C. F. Vallance, Maaterton.) Thoroughbred, any age: W. T. Bailey’s (P-N.) Lacklan I,'W. T. Bailey’s Royal Divorce 2, G. Carrington’s (Whakanmga) Colossus 3. Dry mare, 3 yeark and over: L. H. Collinsoa’s (P.N.) Leisure 1. Colt, 2 year old or gelding: C. T. Keeble’s (P.N.) Sporting Chance 1. Two year old filly: L. H. Oollinson’s Catherine of Aragon 1, L. H. Collineon’s Nightmare 2. Yearling, colt or gelding: John Hurley’s (P.N.) Banba 1, J. J. Waller’s (Awapuni) entry 2, C. T. Keeble’s (P. N-) entry 3, W. G. Shannon’s (P.N.) entry v.h.c. Five entries.

Yearling filly:. P. F. .O’Connor’s (P.N.) entry 1. N Unhopplcd trotting mare or gelding, any age.—AY. A. Price’s (Palmerston North) entiy 1, J. A. Mitchell’s (Longburn) Tamahine 2, J. A. Mitchell’s Rangatire 3. Pacing mare or gelding, any age.— J. A. Mitchell’s Gang Awa’ 1, E. B. Tine’s (Palmerston North) Von 2, B. Emmett’s (Palmerston North) Little Huia 3. Five entries.

Pacing stallion, any age.—S. Barnberry’s (Palmerston North) Azclzion

PONIES

(Judge: Mr C. F. Vallance, Masterton.) Pony mare or gelding, over 13.2

PIGS. (Judge: Mr. W. B. Grant, New Plymouth). . The following are the additional awards in the pig section: — Champion sow, Large Whites: E. P. Nielson’s (Tiakitahuna) Hiwinui Lass, sow, by Lakeview Bill —Hiwinui Sensation.

Reserve Champion sow: E. P. Nielsen’s Hiwinui Lady, sow, by Lakeview Bill —Jerssyholm Beauty 111.

Boar, eight months and under: Mrs. Norman Kirkcaldie’s (Ohau) AVaikanapa Country Lad 1, and Waikanapa Country Boy 2. Sow in pig: E. P* Nielsen s Hiwinui Sensation 1, and Lakeview Beauty 2, Levin Dairy Co.’s entry 3. Sow and litter of not less than six: D. Buchanan’s (Tiakitahuna) Ascot Mary Lou 1. Sow, fourteen months and under: E. P. Nielsen’s Hiwinui Lass 1, and Hiwinui Lady 2; Levin Dairy Co.’s entry 3. Sow, eight m dhths and under: Master G. Bell's (Karerc) Tiak Betty 1..

Large Blacks. (Judge: Mr. W. B. Grant)

Champion sow: E. P. Nielsen’s Weraroa Gage Echo IV, by Gage Orpheus (imp)—Gage Forest Echo (imp.) Reserve Champion sow: Massey Agricultural College’s Weraroa Lass X, by Weraroa Lex—Weraroa Gage Lass. Champion boar: Mr. A. Yardley’s (Bulls) Lucemdale Bendigo, by Bendigo Charles (imp.)—Beverley Girl (imp.). Boar, 14 months and under: A. Yardley’s Lucemdale Bendigo 1, and Parewanui Laddie I, 2. ■ Boar, eight months and under: E. P. Nielsen’s Tiak Black Prince, 1.

Sow, and litter of not less than six: A Yardley’s Parewanui Bevereley Girl,

Sow, 14 months and over: E. P. Nielsen's Weraroa Gage Echo, 1; Massey Agricultural College’s Weraroa Lass X, 2.

Sow, eight months and under 14 months: E. -P. Nielsen’s Weraroa Baronio 1, and Weraroa Daphne 2; A. Yardley’s Parewanui Princess 3. Sow, eight months and under: E. P. Nielsen ’s Tiak Cecilia 1.

Duroc Jersey. (Judge: Mr. W. B. Grant)

/Boars, 14 months and over: R. G. Dalziell’s (Hunterville) Orion Stilts, 1. Boar, eight months and under: R. G. Dalziell’s Te Kio Kie Orion 1., 1 and Te Kie Kie Orion 11., 2. Breeding sow: R. G. Dalziell’s Eureka Leading Wildfire Lady, 1. Auction Sale of Pedigree Pigs AT SPRING SHOW. An auction of pedigree pigs was held by Dalgety and Co., Ltd., at the Spring Show yesterday. Sales were made as follow: Berkshire sow: Mr. A. G. Golder’s (Nireaha) Farnwood Mignonette Ist (Blythowood Lassie’s Plume Ist—Blythewood Mignonette 11th) to Mr. A. H. Bird, Morrihsvillc, 6$ guineas.

Berkshire sow: Mr. A. Golder’s (Nireaha) Farnworth Mignonette 2nd (Blythewood Lassie’s Plume Ist—Blythewood Mignonette 11th), to Mr. H. Tricker, Bulls, 5i guineas. Tamworth sow: Feilding Agricultural College’s (Feilding), Ng&kaunm Areta (Springdale Forester —Springdalo Salome), to Mr. H. Field, Rongotea.

Large White boar: Levin Co-op. Dairy Co.’s (Levin), Lake View Bert (Wnipiko Ist—Lake View Queen), to Messrs Barnaby Bros., Rongotea, 7 guineas.

Large White boar: Mrs. N. Kirkcaldie’s (Ohau) Waikanapa Country Lad (Hiwinui Towgood—Lucernedale Fancy), to Mr. W. Pringle, Linton ,3J guineas.

Large White sow: Lovin Dairy Co’s sow (by Waipiko 1st —Lako View Lady), to Mr. McCombic, Taihape, 9 guineas.

[Published by Arrangement.] WANGANUI SHOW THE NEXT ON THE LIST. Exhibitors are reminded that the Wanganui Show takes place on the 13th and 14th inst. This is but a week off, and that’s the reason Mr. J. Munro has established himself on the local Showgrounds to solicit entrieg. Wanganui, the River City, stages a ■very good show and exhibitors are assured of the opportunity of bringing their exhibits before a very large and interested audience. Look for Mr J. Munro at the Show. He is to be found in the second hall straight in from the main gate. He will be only too pleased to record your entry an£ give any further particulars.*

hands: Miss Boris Young’s (Kairanga) Silver 1,. Miss Perry’s (Masterton) Shaba 2, Miss G. Guthrie’s (Havelock North) Digger 3. Six entries.

Pony mare or gelding, over 12.2 'hands: Miss Doris Young’s (Kairanga) Gwenette 1, IC. Peebles’ (AVoodville) Mickey 2, H. M. Blumdens (Kakariki) de AVot 3. -Four entries.

Pony mare or gelding, 12.2 hands or under: AV. J. McDowell’s Trixie 1, Miss Grace Young's (Bongotea) Mickey 2, E. Montgomery’s (Kauwhaia) Dollv 3. Six entries.

Pony mare or gelding, 11 hands and under: Eonald Hill’s (Bongotea) Mona 1, Jim Spall’s (Whakaronga) Tim 2, Miss Boris Young’s (Ivairanga) Skunkie 3. Four entries-.