WAIKATO SHOW.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LVII, Issue 17631, 18 November 1920, Page 9

WAIKATO SHOW.

SUCCESSFUL PEOPLE'S DAY.

THE JUMPING EVENTS.

ADDITIONAL prize winners.

[by telegraph.-own CORRESPONDENT.]

HA MIL lON. Wednesday, I eople's Day at the Waikato Show started with drizzling rain, but it cleared ater. The ate receipts were £550, as against £398 last year. The judging was completed to-day, and the judges as a whole were delighted with the exhibits. 6 judge of the Jerseys said they were a credit to the Dominion, and judges in other sections were equally eulogistic regarding their respective sections. The jumping events were watched by the large crowd with keen interest. Mr. H. Hassall. oil Micky Free, won the Dominion Jump, tor which the first prize was £100. Ihe following hampionships were awarded to-dav : — Draught Horses. —Mare: H. Aitkenhead's Flora of Dry Park. Entire: W. C. Parks Fabnkoff. Reserve: J. Fogarty's Dacutah King Ladies' Hack.—T. ft niton's Miss Beaut v Gentlemen's Hack.—Miss Kelso's Laddie. Hunter.— Miss Kelso's Laddie. Pedigree Ayrshire Cow. —J. an d C. Watts , White Rose; reserve, J. and (J. Watts Kaite.

Dairy Cow.—J. H. Wilson's Princess duly; reserve, C. A. Cave's Daisy.

THE PRIZE LIST.

HORSES.

Following is the additional prize list: —

T„'u ,sh r Horses—Stallion (thoroughbred), «fi i Leonard, 1. Stallion (thoroughbred), calculated to improve breed of saddle horses: John Leonard, 1. Child's pony, 11.2 (ridden by boy or girl): iV K. Taylor, 1; G. Peake, -, jN. to 6 ' 3. Girl's pony ridden by girl not over 13. 1 . Speedy, 1; 6. Peake, 2; L. ■Burke, 3. Boy pony, ridden by bos not over 13: J. A. Goodsir. 1; L. Burke, 2; G. 3. Girl rider, under 15 years: Betty Crowther, 1 ; Ella Mackereth, 2; Violet Joyce, _ 3. Girl's pony, ridden by girl not 57 er _\° ; Eric Storey, l ; L. B. Dougherty, 2; !, ' t l £SF> 3 - Lady's hack: Miss Kelso, 1 : J- M. Fitness, 2; W. Magill, 3. Gent.'a walking hack: G. F. McCullough, 1; E. Allan, 2; A. M. Samuel, 3. Lady's hack: T. Hinton, 1; Miss I. Thompson, 2. Lady's walking back: A. M. Samuel, 1; E. Allen, 2. L,ady's hunter: A. M. Samuel, 1; Miss §• Grant, 2. Hack, judged on points: Miss Kelso, 1: T. Clarkin, 2; R. H. Townsend, 3. High jump: J. C. Vincent. 1; T. Clarkin, junr.. 2; A. Durrant.' 3. Dominion Jump Competition, first prize £100.— H. Hassall, 1; Miss Kelso, 2; Wynn Brown, 3; R. H. Townsend, 4. Lady Rider.;Mies G. Grant, 1; Miss A. Adams, 2; Miss MacNiven, 3. Steeplechaser.— A. Finlayson, 1: A. M. Samuel, -2; Leslie Carr, 3. Champion hunter: Miss Kelso's Laddie, 1; H. HassaH's Micky Free. 2; Wynn Brown's Exchange, 3. Wire jumper: L Powell, 1; Miss Kelso, 2; F. Marshall, 3. Hack (judged on points): J. Clarkin, 1: Miss Kelso, 2: E. Allen. 3. Champion ladfes' hack: Miss Kelso's Laddie; reserve, H. Hassall's MickytFree. Champion pony: J. A. Goodsir. Water jump: H. Russell, 1; Mrs. G. G. Taylor, 2. Consolation hunter: Wynn Brown, 1; Leslie Carr, 2; J. T. Barton, 3. Harness Horses.—Pony driven by lady: A. Webb, 1. Champion harness horse: Mies I. Adams' Te_ Aro. Champion, trotting horse: A. Livingstone's Skipper. Driving competition (ladies):. Miss J. Angus, 1; Mrs. H. M. Row. 2; Miss I. Adams, 3. Draughts.Entire, 4yrs. or over: W. G. Park, 1; M. Henry, 2. Entire. 3yrs.: I. Fogarty„ 1; H. Aitkenhesd, 2. Colt. 2yrs.: M. Henry. 1. Draughts (team three horses): W. Newell. 1; W. G. Park, 2. Pair horses and waggon: E. C. Moore, 1. Mare or f elding: .T. Stoclcen, 1; J. T. Crosby. 2. Heavy spring cart horse (special): J. Stocken. 1; J. T. Crosby, 2. Medium spring cart horse: E. C. Moore, 1; J. T. Crosby. 2;

F. G. Jack, 3. Pair horses and tradesman's turnout (special): T. B. Dillicar. Ltd., 1. Lieht Harness Horse (up to lOcwt.): W. Findlay, 1. Tradesman's turnout: T. B. Dillicar. Ltd.. 1. Best exhibition of shoeing a draught mare or gelding on halter: V. Aitkeohead. » ~ .. . . .-X . SHEEP. Fat Lamb (long wool). —T. Martin, 1 and 3; N. Reid, 2. Fat lamb (short wool): T. Martin 1 and 3; N. Reid. 2. Three shortwool crossbred lambs: T. Martin, 1 and 2; N. Reid, 3. Three long wool crossbred lambs: N. Reid, 1; T. Martin, 2 and 5. Three crossbred lambs suitable for freezing: N. Reid, 1; T. Martin, 2 and 5. Three, Romney orossbred lambs: T. Martin, 1, 2 and 3. Crossbred -lambs, suitable freezing: T. Martin, 1 .and 2; W. H. Worster. 5. Five crossbred lambs, suitable freezing: T. Martin, 1, 2, and 5. Pet lamb: Miss A. Law. PIGS. Berkshires.— 14 months: Ruakura Farm 1 and 2. Boar, over 6 months: Ruakura Farm, 1 and 2. Boar, under 6 months: Ruakura Farm, 1 and 2. Sow, with litter Ruakura Farm, 1; R. Chilcott, 2. Sow: Ruakura Farm, 1 and 2. Sow, over 6 months: Ruakura Farm, 1 and 2. Sow, under 6 months: Ruakura Farm, 1 and 2. DOGS. Sheep Dog (long haired) : Master R. Martin. 1; J. Petley, 2. Sheep dog (short haired): T. P. Campbell, 1 and 3; H. Gardner, 2. Bearded collie: J, C. Wallace. Irish Terrier: Miss E. Best. Fox Terrier: Dr. H. Budd, 1; H. Lomas, 2; M. Speight. 3. Terrier, any other breed: Constable Bern, 1. Setter, any breed: H. S. Lees, 1: F. Taylor, 2. Retriever, any breed: A. Webb, 1; E. A. Henry. 2; C. Harman, 3. Spaniel, any breed: A. E. Stayte, 1; S. Powell. 2: Master R. Martin, 3. Pointer: D. D. Wilson, 1 and 2; E. Chilcott, 3. Greyhound: Mrs. E. West. Bulldog: Mrs. L. . ,G. Browne, 1. Staghound: Constable Bern. Sheep do? Trinls: P. McNaughton. 1 and 3; C. O'Neill, 2. Youths' class: J. White and T. Russell, equal, 1. .