SHOW AT PAEROA.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19502, 4 December 1926, Page 16

SHOW AT PAEROA.

GOOD JUMPSNG WITNESSED. LARGE NUMBERS PRESENT. ' FURTHER AWARDS MADE. [by telegraph.—own correspondent. ] PAEEOA, Friday. The Hauraki A. and P. Association's shoW, was continued in Paeroa to-day under beautiful weather conditions. There was a good attendance and the exhibits and ring events were well up to standard. The Dominion hunter competition was 'most interesting, some splendid jumping being witnessed. The event was won by Mr. Ben Myers' Heather Belle. Additional results are as follow: SHEEP. Three fat ewes, mo3t money value: .J. Walls, 1 and 2. Three fat ewes, suitable for freezing: P. R. Hubbard, 1; Geo. Buchanan, 2. Three fat lambs, most money value: J. Wall, lj P. R, Hubbard, 2. Three fat lambs, suitable for freeaing: P. R. Hubbard, 1 and 2. Romney Marsh stud sheep: Ram, any age in wool, P. R. Hubbard, 1; Geo. Buchanan. 2. Ewe. any age: P. R. Hubbard, 1 and 2. Ram, any age, shorn: Geo. Buchanan, 1; P. R. Hubbard, 2, Ewe, any age, shorn, suckling lamb: P. R. Hubbard, 1 and 2. CATTLE. Podigroo Milking Shorthorns.—Captain Hubbard Memorial Gup. for group of pedigree Shorthorns. 1 bull and 3 females.— Hon. J. Fisher, Cambridge, 1; J. H, Carter, Netkerton. 2. Group of Shorthornß: Hon. J. Fisher, 1; J. H. Carter, 2. Two-year-old heifer: J. H. Carter, 1 and 2. Yearling bull: Hon. J. Fisher, 1; J. H. Carter, 2. Bull, any age: Hon. John Fisher's Pukerimu Ensign, 1. Yearling heifer: Hon. J. Fisher, 1 and 2. Pedigree Shorthorn cow, any age: Hon. J. Fisher, 1 and 2. Two-year-old heifer: Hon. John E'isher, 1; J. H. Carter. 2 and' 3. BuL calf: Hon. John Fisher, 1 and 2. Heifer calf; Hon. John Fisher, 1. Pedigree Jerseys.—Group, 1 bull and 3 females: W. J. Hall ana Son, 1; W. J. Hall, 2; W. H. Miers, 3. Cow, any age: W. H. Miers, 1; Tir.ard Bros., 2. Two-yea. .t----old heifer: W. J. Hall and Son, 1 and 2. Two-year-old heifer, in Thames Valley. Jersey Breeders' Oaks: W. J. Hall and Son, 1 and 2. 1 ~ Thames Valley Jersey Breeders' Oaks, open to 3-year-old heifers, with C.0.R., and entered in Jersey Club's Oaks: W. J. Hall and Son, 1; W. F. Johnstone, 2. Three-year-old cow or heifer, in milk: W. J. Hall and Son, 1 and 2; W. F. Johnstone, 8. Pedigree bull oalit: W. J. Hall, 1 and 2; Pedigree heifer calf: W. J. Hall, 1 and 2, Grade Jersey covw. any ago: Wm. Marshall, 1: J. Dickson, 2; J. P. Findlay ,3. Grade Jersey heifei;, 2 jears old: A M. Pennell, 1; L. A. Mahon, 2. Pedigree Frieisians.—Group, 1 bull, 3 femalen: J. Ward. 1; Ben Gwilliam, 2. Two-year-old bull: J, Ward, 1; Ben Gwilliam. 2. Yearling heifer: B. Gwilliam, 1 and 2. Cow, any age: J. Ward, 1 and 2. Two-year-old heifer: J. Ward, 1, 2 and 3. Bull calf: Ben Gwilliam, 1 and 2. Heifer calf: Ben Gwilliam. 1 and 2. Grade Friesinn heifer: J. W. Silcock. 1. Milch Stock.—-Two heifers, suitable for dairying: T. Church, 1; W. J. Hall and Son. 2. House cow, not owned by fanner: J. Dickson, 1; S„ Liggins, 2. Dairy cow, not eligible for pedigree classes: W. Marshall, 1: J. Dickson, 2; J. P, Findlay, 3. Grade heifer, any breed, in milk: H. Poland, 1: A. M. Pennett, 2. J. Phillips, 3. Hand-reared grade calf, to be bred by boy or girl: S. Abrahams, 1; Jack Silcock, 2; J. Findlay. 8. Hand-reared pedigree calf: Ben Gwilliam, 1 and 2. Championships were awarded as follow: Champion Jersey bull, W. J. B!all and Son; champion Jersey cow, W. H. Miers; champion Shorthorn bull, Hon. John Fisher; champion Shorthorn cow, Hon. J. Fisher; champion EYiesiari bull, John Ward; champion Frieaian cow, John Ward. HORSES. Champion draught horse, R. Burke's .Brookdale Baron; champion thoroughbred, J. Brenan'a Master Armour; champion pony. Alias Johnson's Tui: champion hack, A. M. Fisher's Tui; champion harness horse, H. I. Hyde'a Lonely. Ponies.—Pony stallion: J, Pennell's Tom Mix. Pony, over 18 and under 14 hands: W. Eastwood, 1; Jim Silcock, 2; J. W. Borne, 3. Pony, under 13 ha.nds: J. Aisiahie, 1; W. Insley, 2; A. Handley, 3. Pony, under 12 hands: Jack Chamberlain, 1; Trevor Pennell. 2. Pony,, under 14.2 hands, shown in harness: Misa L. Johnson's Tui, 1, W. Eastwood, 2. School pony: Jim Silcock, 1; J. Aialabie, 2; F. G. Wayne, 3. Saddle Horses.—Lady's hack: A. M'. Fisher's Tui, 1; M. McEnteer, 2; Mrs. H. Gillies" Captain Glossap, 3. Lady's hack, under 15.3 hands: A. M. Fisher, 1; M. McEnteer 2; C. H. Waiford, 3. Walking hack: A. M. Samuel, 1;; Ben Myers, 2; R. D Eastwood, 3. Hack, up to 13st: Ben Myers, 1; Miss L. Johnson, 2; M. McEnteer, 3. Hack, list: A M. Fisher, 1: Mrs H. Gillies. 2; Miss L. Johnson, 3. Cob, under 15 hands: Miss L. Johnson, 1; H. Hiokey, 1. Trotting horse: H. I. Hyde's Lonely. Dominion Hunter, first , prize £2O, second £5 ss. third £2 iCs fourth £l.—Ben Myers' Heather Belle. 1; A. M. Samuel. 2; M. McEnteer, '3. Heavy-weight hunter, not less than 13st up.; Miss L. Johnson, 1; M. McEnteer 2; Beii Myers, 3. Light-weight hunter. Miss Mead's Two Step, 1; A, M, Samuel, 2: A. M. Fisher, 3. Lady's hunter: Miss Meads. 1; A. M. Ssmuel, 2; A. M. Fisher, 8. Bare-baek rider: C. G. Wybora, I; Miss L. Johnson, 5; R. Kean. 8. Lady rider, not over hardies: Mis® McEnteer, 1. Miss Johnson, 2: Miss Fisher, 8, Lady rider, over hurdles: Miss McEnteer, 1; Miss Fisher. 2: Miss Meads, 3. Cha.rspien hunter: Ben Myers' Heather Bell, 1; A. M. Samuel's St. Arish, 2. Bpy rider, under <l7 years: Jim Silcock, 1; J.. Aislabie, 2. Schoolboy rider, under 14 years: Jim Silnock, 1; J. Aislabie, 2; Gerald Hill, 3. Boy rider, 15 y«iars to 20 years: J. W. Borne, I; M. Davis, 2. Pony leaping competition: M. McEnteer, 1; Ivan Ellis, 2; S. Gaaper, 3.