THE WAIKATO SHOW.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18255, 23 November 1922, Page 4

THE WAIKATO SHOW.

SUCCESS OF PEOPLE'S DAY.

RECORD ATTENDANCE.

[BY TELEGRAPH. OWN CORRESPONDENT.]

HAMILTON. Wednesday.

People's, day at the Waikato show was one of the most successful in the annals of the association. The weather was fine and' the special trains were well patronised, the result s being a cecord attendance.

Tho grand parade was exceptionally well arranged, and visitors were able to view to the best advantage the magnificent display of prize owners. The ring events provided plenty of interest, and so good was tho quality of the Jumping that no riders were unseated- The principal event, tho Dominion jump, lor which a first prize of £150 was given, wjis won by Mr. T. Clarkin, iun., on Wowser. Mr. Wynn Brown's Exchange won the chamTpTbn hunter class, which carried with it the Soldiers' Memorial Cup, valued at £21, and presented by Mr. T. W. Anderson. As this was the second year in succession that Exchange won the cup, it becomes Mr. Brown's property. The Waikato Regimental Band, under Lieutenant A. Salter, rendered an appropriate programme of music, which greatly added to the success of Che show. Following are the remaining awards:— HORSES. * * Thoroughbreds.—Stallion. calculated to improve the breed of saddle horses: The Auckland Country Breeders' Association's Day Comet, 1. Ponies.—Child's pony, 11.2 or under: H. Mackinder, 1; K. Peake. 2; J. Pilkington. 8. Girl's pony, 11.2 to 12.2: J. Pilkington, 1: J. Franklin, 2: J. Pagan, 8. Boy's pony. 11.2 to 12.2: J Pilkington. 1: J. Franklin, 2: H. Mackinder, 3. Girl rider, under 15: Miss O. Graham. 1; Misa E. Mackereth. 2; Miss R. Brown. 3. Girl'a pony, 14 hands or under: A. Pretty, 1; Mrs. 0. L. Hancock, 2; Miss O. Kemp. 3. Hacks.—Lady's hack: R. H. Townsend, 1: A. M. Fisher. 2: A. L. Yule. 8. Best walking hack: Misa Kelso, 1: A. M. Samuel, I2: Miss Maher, 8. Lady's hunter (C3arkin j Cup): Miss Maher, 1; Miss Kelso. 2; R. A. I Townsend,- 3. Hack, judged on points: R. H. Townsend, 1 and 3; A. M. Fisher, 2. ! Light-weight polo pony: 8. Pilkington, 1 : | A. L. yule, 2: W. J. Pountney, 3. p I Dominion jumping competition (first prize ,£l5O, second £30, third £15. fourth £5): T. Clarkin, jun.'a, Wowser, 1; Wynn Brown's Exchange, 2; R. H. Townsend's Perfection, 3; Miss Kelso's Patch. 4. Hunting Events.—Lady rider: Miss V Macmillan, 1; Miss Angus, 2. Steeplechaser judged on style: A. M. Samuels, 1; W L Can-, 2- H. E. Russell. 3.» Champion hunter: Wynn Brown's Exchange, 1; R Townsend's Rocket, 2; T. Clarkin. jun.'s. Wowser, 3. Wire jumper: A. M. Samuel, 1: Miss G. Maher, 2 : R. H. Townsend. 3 Hack judged on points: A. Johns, 1; T Clarkin,, iun., 2: A. M. Fisher, 3. Consolation hunter: Miss Kelso, 1: R. S. Townsend, 2: A. M. Fisher. 3. Harness Horses.—BeSl yearling by False Alarm: E. Karl, 1; J. Gothorp, 2. Draught Horses.—Entire, 4yrs: W. G Park. 1 and champion; W. C. Wallace '2 Entire, 3vra: G. S. Grant, 1. Colt, yearling •' Corboy Bros.. 1 and 2: N. Kewell, a. SHEEP. Fat Sheep.—Lamb, longwool: T. Martin. 1 and 3: V* . Reed, 2 Pat lamb, shortwool: J. ii. Core. 1; T. Martin. 2 and 3. Three crosiibred lengwool lambs: T. Martin, 1 2 an -4 ,3- , Thr ?,° crossbred shortwool lambs! puitiible for the local trade: J. H- Gore ]• T. Martin, 2 and ,3. Three crossbred lambs' suitable for freezing: T. Martin, 1 and 2J. H. Gore. 3. Fiye crossbred lambs, longwool, suitable for freezing: J. H. Gore 1 2. and 3. Five crossbred lambs, shortwool:' Neil Reed, 1; J. H. Gore. 2 and 3. PIGS. Berknhires— Boar, 14 months: W. G Smith. 1; R. Chilcott. 2. Boar, tnder 14 months: E. J. Rogers. 1. Boar, under six months: H. R. Clark. 1 : E. J. C 3 'o X Sow. with litter: W. G. Smith. 1. Sow m Pig: R. Chilcott. 1 and 8: E. J. Rogers 2 &% ov ! r -fi x n mon o ths: E J. Rogers,'l ; " W. G. Smith. 2. Sow. under six months E. J. Rogers, 1; R. Chilcott, 2. Tamworths.—Boar, 14 months: A T Rogers, 1; E J. Rogers. 2. Boar, over six months: A. T. Rogers, 1; E. J. Rogers 2Boar, under six months: E-. J. Rogers '1 • A. T. Rogers, 2. Sow with litter: E* J. Rogers. 1: A. T. Rogers, 2. Sow. over six months: A. T. Rogers, 1; E. J. Rogers, 2 bow. under six months: E. J. Rogers. 1A. T. Rogers. 2. " ' x ' Yorkshires;.—Boar, 14 months: A. T Rogers. 1; E- ,T. Rogers. 2. Boar' under six months: A. T. Rosr«rß 1; E.J. Rogers. 2. Sow, 14 months:' E. J. Rogers. 1: A. T. Rogers, 2. Sow imder six months: E. J. Rogers, 1- A T Ro-ers, 2. Black Devons—Boar: E. J. Rogers, 1. Sow: E. J. Rogers, 1. Fat Pics.—Bacon pig: A- T. Rogers, 1. Porker: E. J. Rogers, 1.