WHANGAREI EVENT

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 22987, 15 March 1938, Page 5

WHANGAREI EVENT

KECORD ATTENDANCE GATE TAKINGS INCREASE RESULTS OF PONY CLASSES r [BY TELEGRAPH OWN* CORRESPONDENT] WHANGAREI, Monday The crowd which attended the Whangarei Agricultural and Pastoral Association's show at Kensington Park on Saturday was one of the largest on record. The gate receipts for the two days aVnounted to £:)85, as compared with £242 last year—an increase of £143. The takings for 1936 were £219. Additional awards are as follows: — PONY CLASSES (Judge, Mr. V/. L. Ranstead, Hamilton) Pony, under 12.2 hands, ridden by girl or boy 11 yea"s or under. —Anne Finlayson, 1; Barry Russell, 2; John Finlayson, 3 Pony, 12.2 v.nd under 33.2 hands: lom Brown, 1; KJollcm McGregor, 2; Mary Morrison, 3. Pony, 13.2 to 1«1.2 hands: May H. Finlayson. 1; Zona Ingram, 2; Hugh Going, 3. School pony: Mary Morrison, 1; Joan Smith, 2; Pat Wilson. 3. Best-lurncd-out pony: Barry Russell, 1; Anne Finlayson, 2; Mary Morrison, :J. Tiny tots, under eight years: Judith Fraser, 1; Betty Finlavson, 2; J. Ross, 3. Girl rider, under nine years: Judith Fraser. 1; Mary Finlayson, 2; Betty Finlayson, U. Girl rider, nine years und under 12: Geraldine Brown, 1; Mary Morrison, 2; Pat Wilson, 3. Girl rider, 12 years and under 14: Mao Finlayson, .1; jean McGregor, 2s Anne Finlayson, 3. Girl rider. 14 years and under 17: Edith Fraser, 1; Joan Smith, 2; Mao Finlayson, 3. Boy rider, under nine years: J. Ross, 1. Boy rider, nine yeiirs and under 12: P. McLoughney, 1; Con Ingram, 2; John Finlayson, 3. Boy rider, 12 .years and under 14: 8. Bowman, 1; Harry Peterson, 2; Graeme Smith, 3. Boy rider, 14 years and under 10: Tom Brown, 1; lan R. Fraser, 2; Vic. Taylor, 3. Bending competition, under 12: Bon Ingram, 1; Npni Breslin, 2; Bob Crane, 3. Bending competition, 12 years and under 30; Tom Brown, 1; lan Fraser, 2; Graeme Smith, 3. Musical chairs: Don Ingram, 1; Barry Russell, 2; Stanley Dyer, 3. Musical chairs, 12 years and under Hi: Anne Finlayson, 1; Hugh Going, 2; Edith Fraser 3. Motor tyro race, under 12 years: Barry Bussell, 1; Phyllis Clements, 2; Bob Crane, 3. Motor tyre race, 12 and under Hi: Vic. Taylor. 1; Hugh Going, 2; Arthur Dyer, 3. Potato race, under 32 years: Hod McGregor, 1; Phyllis Clements, 2; N. Broslin, 3. Potato race, 12 and under If!: ,T. Smith, 1; Norman Stevens, 2; Mary Morrison, 3. Boy or girl rider, nine years and under 12 years, over hurdles; Tom Ingram, 1; John Finlayson, 2; Barry Russell, 3. Rider, r_» years and under 14: Harry Peterson, 1; J. Bowman, 2; Bon Fraser, 3. Rider, 34 years and under Iti: Tom Brown, 1; Vic. Taylor, 2; lan Fraser, Champion Pony, Under 32.2 Hands. — Anne Finlayson, I. Champion pony, under 14.2 hands: Tom Brown. 3. Chariot Race (judge, Mr. R. Nelson, \V hangarei).—First heat: T. Clotworthy. lj A. Petersont 2. Second heat: A. Peterson, 1; T. Hoey, 2. Final: T. Clotworthy. 3; A. Peterson, 2; T. Hoey, 3. CALF CLUB SECTION (Judges, Messrs. C. Clemow, Stratford, and E. Wall, Hastings) 1 Heifer, Light Breed, Born 1030 Season. — V. Taylor, 3; June Taylor, 2. Heavy breed: Clara Going, 1; Eleen Pattison, 2. Dairy type calf, light, born 11)37 season: V. Taylor, 1; June Taylor. 2; Beulah Hoban, :t. Dairy type calf, heavy, born 3 037 season: Dell Cotton, 3; Win. Going, 2; Marion Going, 3. Beat-reared calf, light, born 1037 season:' June Taylor, 1; Beulah Hoban, 2; V. Taylor, 3. Best-reared heifer calf, heavy, bom 1037 season; Dell Cotton, 1; Marion Going, 2; Win. Going, 3. Best-handled calf, light or heavy born 1037 season: V. Taylor, J.; June Taylor, 2; A and V. Hoban, 3.