THE WAIKATO SHOW.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18563, 22 November 1923, Page 7

THE WAIKATO SHOW.

"PEOPLE'S DAY'' EVENTS.

INTERESTING COMPETITION^

ADDITIONAL AWARDS.

fur TELEGRAPH.— \ X CORRESPONDENT. J HAMILTON. Wednesday.' - The Waikato Agricultural and Pastoral Association's show was continued ] to-day. " The, weather was fine, and 'there; was: a very large attendance from all parte; of the district, the Waikato, King Country, Thames Valley, and Raglan t all contri . bating their \ quota to : "'People's Day. ' ' The horse competitions attracted special interest, the competitors including ; some 3-i excellent performers. The chief event, the Dominion .hunters' competitijin, attracted; 30 competitors, Miss Kelso's Patch being: . . awarded first prize after a great test, ,'BiJi which some good jumping was witnessed. ; V The grand parade in the afternoon was ">. an interesting spectacle, ;. the best ever witnessed ,at Hamilton, : the horses and cattle showing to particular' advantage. Among the cattle, the dairy breeds were very prominent, and were mi'ch. admixed. The milking Shorthorn and Ayrshire classes were particularly good, % although the Jerseysiiantf : Friesians (were ; more numerous. The judges in the horse and cattle sections stated that the exhibits were a credit to the district, and sqaal to anything that could ba produced m the Dominion. • „_ .-'"'•>■ ~i , ; The following are the principal additional awards :— ; * > : > f ;'

LIGHT HORSES. - # / ■ Hacks, - Hunters, and Ponies.—Youth's h>-ck up to 15 hands: H. Hunt, 1; A. L. «.lfc 2; H. Vosper, & Pony hunters; up . to ; 14.2 hands: G. Peak, 1: G. B. . Henry. 2; innes Taylor. 3. Boy rider, under 12: • A. G. Snodgrasa, 1; W. G. Flexman, 2; W. Jahtwton, 3. Boy rider, under 16, io jump; ' Gv Peake, I; N, Brown. 2: A. -,•?,., Overton, 3. Scholium Cup (maiden jumper): T. Clarkin. 1; R. H. Townsend, 2. Cob. up .to :15 hands, capable of carrying from) 13 to isst.: . Miss G. Maker, L; W. Collie." 2; J. Edwards, 3. Boy's, pony, up to 14.2 hands:; Miss E. Clarkin, 1; E. Hunt,,2. L. P. Swarbrick. 3. Polo pony, heavy-won-ht: A. L. Yule. 1; N. Banks. 2; R. J. Graham, 3. Polo pony, light-weight: R. end G. M. P.anstead, 1; A. iL. Yule. 2; W. G. Pountncy, 3. ;• Boy's pony, 11.2 to 12.2 hands, to be • ridden by boy under 13: E. Peake. 1: - H.; Windsor. /2; N. G. Flexman, 3. Girl rider, under ; 15: Ella J Mackereth. 1; Joyce J Johnstone, 2; Doris L. Duck. 3, Lady's hack: Miss G. Matter. 1; H. : Wind-■ sor, 2; W. Townsend, 3. Best walking hack: W.' Brown. 1; Miss G. Maher, £ ; Champion polo pony: A. L. Yule's Molly, If R. and G. M. Ranste&d's Scandal. 2.;:: ; ■ Harness : Classes.—Buggy ;. horses, over :15 . hands. '■ inwharness: Alex Livingstone, 1; R. H, Towwend, Slj D. J. Allen. 3. Buggy horse.; 15 hands: R. Fulton. 1;' W. Collie. > 2: Mrs. K. O. Campbell. 3. Dogcart horse, , under ; 15.2 hands: R. H. Townsend. '1; =E. Allen. 2: R. Fulton. 3. Cob. ' .14.2 hands: R. Fulton, 1: A. M. Overton, 2: L. Johnstone, 3. Pony. 14 hands: A.*< E. Osborne. 1; J. Dobbs. 2: H. Vosper, 3. > Pony. 14.2 : hands, * driven by :■ lady: -A. E. Osborne, ;1; -'; J. E. Dobbs, ,2; W. C. Flexman, 3. - Pony, 12.2 hands, driven by lady: A. B.?Osborne;1: E. Dobbs.. 2; W. C. -Flexman. •' 3. rJ Cham- i . pion harness 'horse ;"(Darby ■ Cup}, A Liv* ' lngstone's Skipper. 1. Team of three horses: W. G. Park. 1; T. JV-Ladd. 2. ; Heavy ??. spring cart: A.' B. Collier, -1; J. Madigan.-Y 2: iT. J. ; ■ Ladd. =i 3. V Medium ■-* spring -,t cart horse: .J. Maddigan, j 1;.»; A. B. Collier. ', 2 (>; T. J «;Ladd, 3. Light spring cert horse: v T. J. Ladd. 1: J. Maddigan, 2.v; Draught ;V mare or gelding on ' the halter* W. Jones; v 1: T,■ E. Duck. -2..;.:.- :• :-,', ~..:.'-.:. ■. - Driving and Riding Competitions.— Ladies: Miss G. 'Maher, v ;: 1. Exhibition : trotting J and . >pacing, '^ speed, <■ style and ;( action:- J. G. Browne, 1; ; A.! -Livingstone, 2; J. G. Graham, 3. > Champion ' trotting>' horse: J. G. : Brown's Lena ; Ansel, 1; ?■ Alex."': Livingstone's Skipper, .2; •:- Hook, up -to r 13st: ' Miss , Kelso, 1; ,G. : Vosper, - !!; ?r--'iW;'«' Windsor, 8. f Htffck, ■':■ up to list: W. •- Town- h send. 1; E A. Fraser, 2; A. Chitty,"-jf-Bv.."''; Maiden hack, mere ■or gelding:.;". Mis s*■■ A.i, Auckland, 1; E. A. Fraser,t2:; Miss V. Mc-' Millan, 8. Hunter, -maiden,*'; ridden by rider who has never won a prise': Mies * ; B. Buckland, . 1; J/" A. Johnstone, v2; ; J.-- C.; Johnstone, 3. Filly or t gelding,' three: 1 to f, four ; years, calculated to make i.hrater:: E. • 1. Peacocke,. 1; ;A. '-■' Goodman,i; 2. ; Filly Vor > gelding, .-,; three to four 'i years, 1 .calculated :to i: make steeplechaser: T. ■ Hintoc. 1; R." New- - <iam»,".: 2; T. . Jamieson, 3. .Hunter,-' maiden: '■': B. and G. M. Ratistead. i 1: J. t H.' v John- ; : stone, 2; Wynn Brown, 3. ; Hnnter.viudgedion type but not jumped: i R." H. : Townsend, - ; 1; < Aj ;K. Overton, :2; sMiss ijKelf»6,S S^&X^to l \ or« gelding, ') between v 14.2 Sand - 15.2 hands, capable: of • carrying 15st: W. • T.. Luxton, ? 1 jf ; E.,, Allen, :2; Miss ~&. Kelso. 3. Hunter, heavy-weight, capable '■ of •* carrying fat *> least 13st: Miss Kelso. 1 and 3; G. ,H. Boles, 2: : u Hunter, ' ;Kghi-weight, capable of ■ carrying y list: 'A. M. '<. Samuel. .? 1 T. v Clarkin. Wf-l&M J. Swayne, 3:4'Waikato'-Hnnt Club's Cup for cleverest hunter: R. H. Townsend'a«: Perfection, s1: G. " Peake, ;2; Miss: Kelso. 3. ; . Dominion jumping competition: '"..>- Miss i Kelso's Patch, '1; ST. J Clarkin's iWowser,; 2;;' A:** M. ; Samuels' -i El s Arish,'-B.Vf, f r: Trotting'. handicap: iW, G. Stephen's Bellmoor, 1: G. L. v Lowe's Wild Nut, 2; * A:■• B. Cubia' c, Gol- >; den :Wave, :- r 3. v< Champion ir hunter: R. H. Townaend's Perfection.' Wire jumper:' Miss I Kelso's Patch, ; 1 ; ; { Miss yG. '; Maher's i Blue v Moon, r 2; - T., ■ Clarkin's « Wowser,-^-3.< \ Walking'hack: «W.= T. Luxton.-1: • >:Arfc K. Overtone! 2. fis Consolation t hunter: A. Byrne, j 1; E. Brown. 2. '•■ ■, Stallion, trotting; or pac-»; : ing: ■W. ■ O. Oheara's A Solon? Dillon, il;vj H. Gothome'fl False t; Alarm, 2. Best yearling by False Alarm: «R.rs.H; * Townsend. 1: O'Neill ;• and 3 Shsnatrhan, 2; : - '■■ M. L. Hayes, i ! Best yearling by' Our Thorpe J. T. Graham, 1. Trotting exhibition: W. w6. :• Stephens' Bellmoor, I: C. L. Loweis Wild; Nut;' 2; WA*& B. Cubis g Golden WaVe, 8. ;i',,, > Trotting - and Pacing | Exhibition, ? 50 prise.| —W. D. Stephen*' Bell • Mooir' (12yds. bhd-i, 1; • C. L. Lowe's Wild Nut (72yd*. bhd.), 2; > A. C. Cubist Golden Wave 4 <60ydsi« paxLte & Also r. Btarted.: vf Hymen <120ydB. bhd.). Bell Moor won by half a head after an ex- . citing finish, with "the third horse close up. Time, 3m 52 l-ss. , HEAVY HORSE&. ;. Draughts.—Entire; four'years or over: W. C. Wallace. 1 and; champion; Q. S., Grant. ■' 2.'-;£, Col*, f. two i years: T. Jones, and w reserve champion 3 and 4 2; T J. -Neill,| SiyfJolt or gelding;. one year: JW. Neweil, 1; w. C. i Wallace, 2. Best yearling by Fabrikoff: W. ? Neweil, 1. Mate, any\sge, empty: W, ;G. Park. 1. a ' and 3. Gelding, three : years: A, B. : J ; Collier, 1. Mare-or gelding, suit- :: able ' for; farm workuW. vG. .Park, 1 and 2: T. J. Ladd, 3. Fillr; three years: J. C. Begbie. a 1: W. G. Park. 2. Filly.- two years: ;J. C. Begbie. 1; W. Phillip, 2: W. T. Lang. ■ZM Filly, one > year: jW. > J G. Park, 1 ;i.W. »■ Neweil, ?2; and s '«;** Best yearling < fills by Fabrikoff: W. .-;-;?Jewell,-.;■ ■ l.- 2 . and 8. ? Pair, property one. owner: W. G. -Park, i 1 Walking heavy";';" draught; T. E. : Duck: s 1: J. C. Begbie. 2: VV.. ; G. Park, 8. Farmer*' i pair, -" not exceeding three yews: '■> J. •C, Bepbie,', V&. General • pur pose i horse: W. D. Hasho, 1:: Mare.-any age: W. G. Park, 1. 2 and;f Gelding, three years: ; A. B. Collier. 1. Mare or elding;' forearm: W. G. Park, ; 1 and 2; T J. Laod. Filly, -thrt-evears: J. C. B«bie, 1; W. & Park, 2. Filly, two years: 3. C. Begbie. 1: W. Phillips, 2; W. J. L_ng. 3. ' t „ . CATTLE., ■Pedigree Friesian.-Cow of heifer, with semiofficial test '% record: J. Hart Lady glr^e\feS' S Cha&'l? U Lu?e m fZnaXm- A. w. Chapman lj. Estate;o£r J,. a 27 Matanßi Friesian Farm Co}. 3 - SHEEP. Re^an^f^T o^^ mm 3 Miß cr» r ' fei 3&H suitable for local trade: N. Reid, S) 'suitable : ' local trade:; N. ; R«id. T I- T* Martin,? 3. Crosebred >;lambs ?down or shorKlJ\suiUble for fuzing. T Martin, 1; N. Reid, 2: J. J.-Bsbura. freezing- W. Franklin, 1: !•• Siartm, j ana 3 Cr*»bred. lambs «"JJ» • W T ! tt crosses), special class:. T. Martin. 1 and 8 : B. Ciutty, 2. PIGS. • -.'... Berkshires.—Boar 14 months crew: J. p f„i,i P k 1- E. J. Roc<jr*. 2. Boar, e to U months! G. E. -Xelcick, 1 and 2. Bo«, midTr six month*: E. J. Rojew. 1: GB Yelcick, 2 ftnd 3. Sow u «fV cic f J. Rogers, 1. Sow, in pig: G. .E^Yelcick, 1 ■ and champion; rE. J. Rogers. 2 l$M B. *3 Sow. 6to 14 months. a- J. Rogers,. 1: G. E- Jelnck 2 and 3 |ow. undpr fix months: G. K. yelcick. l ana i, E T 4worfrYo 3 r k B hip tpUei averts ;'in R "» these > classes-,,were Sen by F. J. and A. Rogers, : who were : only competitors. ; ri "'b«iia^ Other' Pys.-Bawn nigs:,;■'£•■&J°s£* ,ker E s.s.fe r n: 2; S. 8. *?*%i„'.s^ ..krrS. J S.Fagsn;l:and,S ; t ; E. J.:Rogers,3.