THE CLEVEDON SHOW.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18630, 11 February 1924, Page 10

THE CLEVEDON SHOW.

GOOD ENTRIES OF STOCK. RECORD IN HORSE -CLASSESJUMPING A FEATURE. The fifteenth annual slow of the Clevedon Agricultural and Pastoral Association, held on Saturday on the Clevedon grounds, was a decided success. The fine weather attracted a large attendance of the public. Entries were good in' all classes, those in the horse sections, where some very fine animals were seen, being a record. Cattle showed a slight falling off in numbers. The championship in the hack class wad won by Mr. J. Dow'a Mack for the second year in succession. A feature of this year's show was the fine jumping. Boy and girl riders being conspicuous for their ability in this direction. In the leaping event idr. A. Higgins' horse cleared 5 feet 'A inches, having considerable difficulty in defeating its opponent, Miss Peter's animal. Following is a list of the prize-win-ners : — HORSES. Hunters, otos" hunting fences.— pion: W R. Spicer. Maiden hunter: Mias C. Sutherland. .1; D. McCorauindale. 3; A. M. Wilson. 3. Heavy-weights:: W. R. Spicer. ili*l< Aen -o 2 ', ."• J- Brooks. 8. Lightweight: W. R fc| DlC er, 1; A. A. Hiegins, 2; v -Stt 8^ 8 '!- Lady's: Dr. A. M. Grant, 1; Miss C. Sutherland. 2; W. J. Brooks, 3. Hacks. nddfin.—Champion. J. Dow. I Maiden: E. J? .Paul, 1; W. Holmes, 2; A. IM. Paton. .3. Hack, up. to ISst: J. Dow. 1: IW. B. Spicer. 3. Hack, up to 13at: W. Holmes, 1; A. H. Lowrie, 2; W. R. Spicer, jit. Hack, up to list: IS. P. Paul, 1; C. I Allen. 2; W. Holmes. ,©, Cob, not exceeding 15 hands: E. Wright. 1; 0. Wilson, 2; <v. J. Hydo 3. Beat horse, suitable for Mounted Rifle*: W. Holmes, 1; Mies L. Peters. 2: A. H. Lowrie, 8. Uly's hack: T. C. Patpn. 1; Miss L. Litchfield, 2; Mis* 0. Sutherland. ft. Hacks, led.—Mare, with foal at foot; T. C. Paton. 1; T. H. Livingstone. 8. Foal: T. C. Paton. 1; F. H. Livingstone, 2. Dry mare, suitable for breeding hack»: W. Holmes. 1; E P. Paul, 2; Miss L. Litchfield, 3. Horse, filly, or grfding, 3yrs: D. Ryburn. 1. Boi-e, filly, or gelding, lyr: A. Dow, 1 and 2. Light Harness.—Champion. .7. Dow. Mare or eeldinar. 15 hands Z inchem or over: J. Dow, 1: C. R. Fulton, 9. Mare or gelding, under 15 hands 2 inches': E. C. Paul, 1; T. C. Paton. 2. Pony, not exceeding 14 hands 2 inches: H. R. McQallum, 1: A. Barnes. 0; E. P. Paul, 3. Pony; not exceeding 13 hands: E. P. Paul tied with P. Speedy. 1. Pair of horses: T. C. Paton. 1. Ponies.— Champion: E. P. Paul. Bov's or girl's rx.ny not exceeding 14 hands: M. Stephens, 1; H. Tuesday, 3; A. Barnes, 3. Not exceeding 13 hands: E. P. Paul. 1; G. Cairn, 2: P. Speedy, 8. Not exceeding 12 hands, 3.20 of rider not to exceed 12 years: P. Sneedy. 1; E. P. Paul, 2: Isabel Munro, 3 Child b pony, not weeding 11 hands, see of rider not to exceed 12 years: A. D. Bell 1: F. Millar. 2: J. E. Hensen. 3. Draughts—Chamnion entire: A. D. Bell. Champion mare: J. Pjiton. Entire, 3yrs and ovar: A. D.'Bell, 1. Draught foal: A. D. Bell. 1. Mare any age: F. Mullins, 1: W. •T. Hyde. 2. Guiding, any ape: J. Paton, 1. Medium spring ca.rt horse: J. Paton. 1; P. !C. Waters. 2: A. L. Cathcflrt, 3. Light soring cart horse: A. D. Bell. 1; «F. _H. Livingstone, 2- C. D. Hensen, 3. Medium mare, with foal at foot: 'A. D. Bell, 1; W. T. Dudcr. 2*. R. W. in an worth, 3. Medium foal: W. Duder 1: A. D. Bell. 2: V. W. HolliTissworth. 8. Pair heavy horses: F. Mull in?', .1. Team of three: J. Paton, 1. "Pflir of medium: .7. Paton, t: P. C. M: Waters, 2: C. D. Henoen. 3. Mare or <reldina, suitable foir farm work: A. D. Bell, 1; C. D. Hensen. '3: N. L. Dickie, 3. Children's Riding.—Best amateur boy rider, under 14yrs, over hurdles: P. Speedy. 1: R. Leisjhton and J. Elliott. 7. Best girl rider, under ir>yr«. over hurdles: Joan Craie and Breuda Renall. 1. Best *irl rider, l°.vrq or under: H. Fogarty «nd Vera Mulling. 1. Bent boy rider. 12yr» or under: Storey Bell. 1: P. Speedy, 2.

C ATTIRE. Pedisrrce Milking Shorthorns.— bull: R. IV. Hollinpaworth. Champion cow: A. D. Bell. Bull. Syra or over: R. W. HolJinnsworth. 1. Bull. 2yra: J. Ni.col. 1: A. D. Beil, 2. Bu'tr l7r: R. W. Hollicg»worth, 1: W. G. Bell. 2; A. D. Bell. 3. Cow, 4yrs or ovor: A. D. Bell. 1 and ft; J. Nicol, 2. Cow or heif«.r. 3yrs: W. G. Bell, 1; Heifer. 2yr»: A. -t>. Bell. 1; J. Nicol. 2. Heifor, lyr: A. D, Bell, 1 and 3: R. W. Hollins»worth. 2. Bull calf: R. HolhnKsworth, 1 and 3: W. G. Bell. 2. Heifer calf: R. W. Hollinssworth. 1 and 2: W. G. Bell. 8. _ _ 'Grade Shorthorns.— 2yrs: K. J. BelL 1. Heifer, lyr: F. W. Brown. 1: R. ,T. Bell. 2: A. M. Paton, 3. Three yearling heifers, suitable :;or dairy purpose*: F. V*. Brown 1. Heifer call: \V. T. Imder. 1: R. J. Bell. 2 and 3. Dairy Cattle.—Champion dairy cow: G. Ros?. Bull: R. W. Hollinssworth, 1: F. Luke, 2. Cow. 4yrs or over: G. Ross, 1; 11. Waterhouse '.'.; A. D. Bell. 3. Cow, or heifer. 3yra old , W. G. Bell. 1. Heifer, 2yrs: R. W»t*Tbc«M. 1: F. Luke. 2: D. M. 'Ryan, 3. Heifer: C. H. Mellsoi>. 1: R. W. Hollmarsworth. 2,: F. Luke, 3. Peditrree Fries ana.— bull and cow: G. T. N Ross. Bull. 3yra and over: rt. Boss. 1: F. W. Parker, 2. Haif«r, 2yrj: F. W. Parker. 1: Heifer lyr: G. Ross, 1; F. Parker. 2. Bull calf: B\ Parker, 1. Heifer calf: G. Rosa, 1 and 2: F. Parker, 8. Grade Friesiana.—Cow, 3yr» or over; G. T. N. Roes. 1. Heifer. 2yrs: Mrs. E. P. Overy, 1; F. W. Parker, 2. H*ifer, lyr: G. Ross. 1: Biirupirle Broe., 2. 'I?hre« yearling heifers: G. Row, 1-. Burnjiide Bros., 2. Heifer calf: G. Ross. 1; F. Parker,^. Pedigree Terseirs.— Champion bull: L. H. Browne. Champion cow: R. Waterhouse. Bull, 3vrg or over: L. Browne. 1. _Bull. 2yrs: F. lAiki>. 1. Bull, lyr: R. Water house. 1: T. B. McDonnell. 2; C. H. Gillett, 2. Cow, ly-rai or over: R. VTaterhouse. 1. Cow or heifer. flyrs: R. Waterhouse. 1. Heifer. 2yr?,: F. Luke. 1 and 8: R. Water house. 2. Heifer, Ivr: C. H. Mellsop, 1: R Wnterhcune. '.I -. H. S. Booker and Sons, 3.' Bull calf: R. Waterhouse. 1; C. H. Mvllson. 1; F. Luke.. 3. vGrade Jerseys.—R. Waterhou!«, 1: D. M. Pryan. 2: F. Mullins, 3. Heifer. 2yrs: R. Waterhous.". 1: ]>. M. Bryan. 2; F. E. MarKeM. 3.. Heifer, lvr: F. H. Livingstone. 1: F. Mullins. 2: F. Luke, 3.. Three yearling helfora. suitable for dairy purposes; F. H. LivinctoDo, 1: V J Lu'ka, 2. Heifer calf: C. H. Gillott. 1; W. T. Duder. 2 and 3. Fa* Cattle.—Bu*!ock, moot money value: Fat Cattle.—BuHock, most money value: W. T. Duder, 1: W. G. Bell., 2. Bullock, suitable for freesinfir: Hawthorn and Munro. 1 and 3; W. T. Duder, 2. Stew. 2yrs: W. G, Bell. 1: W. T. Duder, 2 and 8. Steer, yearling: W. G. Bell. 1 and 2; Hawthorn and Munrn. 3. Cow. most money value: W. G. Bell, 1: F. W. Brown, 2. Heifer. yearling: W. B. Bell. 1; H. Alexander, 2 and 3. SHEEP.

English Lekesters: Champion ram: J. E. ! Wilson. Champion ewe: J, E. Wilson. Ram, over 2yrs.. E. Wilson, 1; M. Kelly, 2. Ram, under 2yra: J. E. Wilson, 1 and 2: M. Kelly, 3. Two ewes, over 2yrs: ,T. E. Wilson, 1: M. Kelly. 2. Two ewes, under 2yrs: J. E. Kelly, 1; M. Wilson, 3. Rd-m lamb: 3. B. Wilson, 1; M. Kelly. 2. Ewe lamb: M. Kelly. 1: J. E. Wilson, a. Border Leicesters.—Champion ram and ewe and all awards.—W. J. Hyde. Romney Misrfth.—Champion ram: A. D Bell. Champion ewe: M. Kelly., Ram, over 2yrs: A. D. Bell, 1 and 2; F. Mullins 3. Ram, under 2yrs: A. D. Bell. Is M; Kelly, 2. Two ewe«, over 2yrs: Mr" Kelly, 1: A. D. Bell. 2 and 3. Two ewes, under 2yrs: A. D. Bell. 1 and 2; F. Mulling. 8. Ram Lamb: F. Mullins, 1 and 2; A. D. 8011, 8. Ewe lumb: F. Mullins, 1 and 2; M. Kelly, 8. Shropshire Downs-.—Champions and all awards—l. Dudar. ' Merinos.—Champions and all awards: M Kelly. Fat Sheep.— wethers, - best money value: W. T. Duder, 1; Hawthorn and Munro, Ltd.. 2 and 3. Two ewes, best money value: Hawthorn &nd Munro. Ltd.. li W. J. Hyde, 2; W. T. Duder, 8. Two wethers, suitable for freezing, longwool and down or shortwool cross classes: Hawthorn and Munro. Ltd., 1, 2, ?;nd 8, Two lambs, longwool or lonjrwool cross: W. T. Duder 1: W.'J. Hyde. 2. Two lambs, down or shortwool classes: W. T. Duder, 1: IV. J. Hyde, 0 and 3. Two lambs, most money value: F. W. Brown 1 and 3: Hawthorn and Munro. Ltd.. 2. Fat eve.-. W. T. Duder, 1. W. .T. Hyde ?: Mrs.. B. P. Overv, 3. Fat wether: W. T. Duder. 1: Mm. E. P. Overy. 2; Hawthorn, and Munro. Ltd., 3. PIGS. Yorkshire Breed.— with litter: W. G Bel!, 1. Sow in pig: W. G. Bell, 1. Fot pics.—Tig, suitable for butcher's, purposes: Hawthorn and Munro,,l and 2. Bacon pi or: Hawthorn and Munro. 1 and 3; J. O'Hara. 2. BUTTER-FAT COMPETITIONS. Butter-fat (limited to a radius of 12 miles from Ckvedon).—Sow. any age: S. Page, 1; H. S. Alexander, 2: H. 8. Booker find Bona, .3. Heifer. 2yrs: F. Luke, 1. 2 and 3. EVENTS IN THE RING. Champion gentleman rider, over hunting fences: J. V. Patten. Gentleman rider, over hunting fences: S. Carey, 1, A. A. Higgins, 2; L. Robinson, 3. Lady rider. Miss C. Sutherland, 1. Stockmen's competition, open: J. V. Patten, 1, Stockmen's competition, boys, lfiyra and under: P. Speeoy, 1; A. MoNftlly, 2. Lfapin? match: A. A. Higcins, sft 2in, 1; Mis* Peters, 2. Best lady or gentleman driver, single horse: E. P. Paul. 1.