SHEEP-DOG TRIALS
N ELS 0 N-M A R L R 0 RO U (I H ASSOCIATION CHAMPIONSHIPS AT BRIGHTWATER Ihe Maiiborough-Nelsoii Sheep-dog Association opened its championship trials at Mr A. E. .Max’s property, Briglilwater, yesterday afternoon. There was a large entry of dogs and the weather was gloriously line. Mr R. Innes, of Springfield, is the judge. The competitions were continued to-day and further championship events will be held to-morrow and on Saturday. The result of yesterday’s trial was as follows: — Class I.—Huntaway through two gets of flags, bring back, hold in ring and yard. Prizes, Ist. £5; 2nd, £2 10s; 3rd, £1; and a cup donated by Mr W. Hunt and the Club : Points: Hunt, 5; noise, 5; head, 5; pull, 5; l ing, 5; style at yard, 5; yard, 5; command, 5; total, 40. W Hunt’s "Glen,” 3555445 4, total 35, 1 G. 11. Sharpe’s “Stump,” 5 5 4 5 4 2 5 4, total 34, . 2 J. 11. Mead’s “Joan,” 4553435 4, total 33, 3 J. Borlace’s “Bill,” 4 5 4 3 3 4 5 4, total 3S, 4 W. G. Mead’s “Ned,” 3533535 4, total 31, 5
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXX, 21 May 1936, Page 2
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