THE PUKEKOHE SHOW.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 12555, 22 April 1904, Page 7

THE PUKEKOHE SHOW.

THE following are the additional awards made, in connection with the competitions at the recent South Franklin show, at I'ukekolie: —

Lady' Elder: Miss Glass, 1; Miss Zoo Kelly. 2. Lady Rider: Mrs. Kelly. 1; Miss walking, 2; Miss Stribley. highly commended; Miss Abbott and Miss Pilklngton, commended.

Lady Rider, to ride over hunting fences: Miss Watklne, 1; Miss Abbott, 2; Miss Stribley. highly commended; Mrß. Kelly, commended.

Lady Rider, on hackney saddle, riding and most appropriate costume to be considered: Miss Abbott, 1; Miss Zoe Kelly, 2; Miss S. Stribley, highly commended.

Girl Rider, under 15 years, to ride over hurdles: Miss Zoe Kelly, 1.

Gentleman Rider, to ride over hunting fences: Alan Bent, 1; W. Johnstone, 2; — Pittar. highly commended; E. Aluir and Davis, commended. Amateur Roy Rider, tinder 15 years, to ride a ponv not exceeding 14 hands, over hurdles: H. Dell, 1; — Bright, 2; W. Adams, highly commended. Maori Rider, to ride over fences as provided by stewards: Shaw, 1. Leading Race, lor Mounted Rifles: E. Barriball, 1; McQawan, 2; Dickson, highly commended; A. E. Barriball, commended. Section of Four Mounted Rillemen: McGowan, 1; J. J. Madill, 2, Victoria Cross Competition for returned troopers of South African Contingents and members of local mounted volunteer corps, competitors to be in uniform, and horses equipped to the satisfaction of the judge: Her old, 1. Driver (lady or gentleman), single horse, over 14.2: 11. "Cotter, 1; D. Fulton, 2; Boose, highly commended; O'Connor, commended. Lady Driver, single horse: Miss Abbott, 1; S. Stribley. 2. Turnout (horse, sulky, or roadster, and harness), in use for three months previous to show: Boulston Bros., 1; Harold Cotter, 2; Ed. Bilkey. highly commended. Leaping Match, not less than list up: Miss Abbott and Mr. D. Patou, equal.