PUTARURU SHOW
SUCCESSFUL FIXTUKE GATE RECEIPTS DOUBLED FINE DISPLAY OF LIVESTOCK [by telegraph—OWN correspondent] PUTARURU, Saturday The growing importance of the Putaruru district as a farming centre was well exemplified to-day when the Putaruru Agricultural and Pastoral Society's third annual show established new records in every respect. Entries of livestock totalled over 700, which compares favourably with other one-day shows in the Waikato. The gate receipts amounted to £152, which is practically double last year's figure. Entries of light horses and draught horses were described by the judges as equal to any they had seen at autumn shows. The champion hunter event was won by Magic Land, owned and ridden by Mr. A. Yarndley, of Te Awamutu, who also won the champion hunter event at the recent Morrinsville Show.
The wood-chopping events aroused great interest, attracting axemen from tho timber-milling districts of South Auckland. Several valuable cash prizes and trophies were competed for, including the New Zealand 2ft. double-handed chop, and the New Zealand 14in. sawing championship. The list of awards was as follows: CHAMPIONSHIP AWARDS Champion Hack.—Mrs. F. F. Baker Champion Entire.—H. L. Pearson; reserve. E„ L. Robinson. Champion Draught Mare.—T. McLaughlin; reserve, S. G. Barnett. Champion Gelding.—l_i. Ashworth; reserve, T, McLaughlin. Jerseys,—Bull: J. Bones; reserve, J. A. Ranger. Cow: J. Bones; reserve, J. H. Williams. Milking Shorthorns.—Bull: R. R. Dibble; reserve, L. A. Bent. Cow: R. R. Dibble; reserve, G. E. Conder. Friesians.—Bull: J. E. Parsons. Cow: J. E. Parsons; reserve, J. E. Parsons. Ayrshires,—Bull: P. Beverley; reserve, H. ■Ross. Cow: P. Beverley; reserve. P. Beverley. Champion Grade Cow.—J. H. Hall. Champion Hunter.—A. Yarndley. LIGHT HORSES Hacks.—Entire: N. E. Mikkelsen, 1; H. r. Alloway, 2. Brood mare, with or in foal: H. F. Allway, 1; L. E. Short, 2; A. Gray, 3. Hack foal: L. E. Short, 1; Miss E. A Harwood, 2. Cob: R. E. Buckland, 1; S. Holme, 2; L. E. Short, 3. Lady's hack: Mrs. F. F. Baker, 1; Mrs. P. Skousgaard, 2; J. McSweeney, 3. 11 Stone hack: J. McSwe'eney, 1; A. S. Buckland. 2; t . Voyce, 3. 13 Stone hack: Mrs. F. F. Baker, .1; W. Porrilt, 2; Airs. P. Skousgaard, 3. Best mannered hack: Mrs. F. F. Baker, 1; H. E. Porritt, 2; R. E. Buckland, 3. Mounted infantry hack: H. Feaver, 1; A. S. Buckland, 2; H. F. Alloway, 3. Polo ponj: R. E. Buckland, 1; R. A. Bout, 2; W. D. Moon, 3. HUNTERS Maiden Hunter.—J. Woollett, 1; R. A. Dillon, 2; M. C. Clark, 3. Dual jumpers: Mrs. F. F. Baker, 1; Miss Carlie Scott, 2; S. Holmes, 3. 1.1 St. hunter: R. E. Buckland, 1; A. S. Buckland, 2; A. Yarndley., 3. 13St. hunter: R. E. Buckland, I; Miss Carlie Scott, 2. Lady's hunter: Miss I. Meeking, 1; «. E. Buckland, 2; A. Yarndley, 3. Pony hunter: R. J. Mulcahy, 1; W. Cornelius, 2; R. J. Mulcahy, 3.
DRAUGHT HORSES Entire.—H. L. Pearson, 1; E. L. Robinson. 2. Brood mare and foal: H. Hudson, 1. Dry mare: T. McLaughlin, 1; E. L. Robinson, 2. Gelding: L. Ashworth, 1; G. McDonald, 2. Two-year-old gelding: Dunlop and Sheridan, 1. Two-year filly: S. G. Barnett, 1 and 2. One-year colt or gelding: S. G. Barnett, 1; A. Watson, 2; 1. Rea, 3. Oneyear filly: E. L. Robinson, 1; J. E. Swney. 2. One-year Clydesdale col or filly: S. G. Barnett, 1; E. L. Robinson, 2. Pair geldings or fillies, up to three years: S. G. Barnett, 1; G. E. Conder, 2; I. Rea, 3. Colt foal: I. Boyles, 1; J. E. Swney, 2. Filly foal: H. Hudson, 1; J. E. Swney, 2. Brood mare and two of progeny: A. Watson, 1; J. E. Swney, 2. Two-horse team: L. Ashworth, 1; S. G. Barnett, 2; G. E. Conder, 3. Threehorse team: L. Ashworth, 1. Four-horse team: L. Ashworth, 1. Young horse, by Royal Challenger: A. Watson, 1; I. Rea, 2. Farm Horses. —One-ton spring cart hofse: 'J 1 . McLaughlin, 1; L. Ashworth, 2; G. McDonald, 3. Half-ton spring cart horse: T. McLaughlin, 1; «. Mucker, 2; A. R. Vosper, 3. Pair waggon horses: T. McLaughlin, 1; Richardson and Thompson, 2; R. Musker, 3. Utility horse: R. Musker, 1 and 2; F. C. Barnett, 3. Best walking horse: Richardson and Thompson, 1 and 2; S. G. Barnett, 3. FAT CATTLE Fat Steer.—R. A. Bent, 1 and 2. Fat yearling chiller steer: H. F. Alloway, 1; E. W R. Leslie, 2. Chiller steer, 600-700lb: E. W. R. Leslie, 1 and 2. Fat heifer: E. W. R Leslie, 1 and 2; H. F. Alloway, 3. Butchers' cow: H. F. Alloway, 1 and 2; E. W. R. Leslie, 3. Cow to breed best type chiller: H. F. Allo*vay, 1 and 2; H. J. W. Scott, 3. DAIRY CATTLE Pedigree Shorthorns. —Cow: R. R. Dibble, 1. Heifer, two years, in milk: G. E. Conder, 1 and 2; R. R. Dibble, 3. Heifer, yearling: G. E. Conder, 1. Cow in milk: R. R. Dibble, 1; G'. E. Conder, 2. Heifer calf: R. R. Dibble, 1; G. E. Conder, 2 and 3. Bull: it. R. Dibble, l; L. A. Bent, 2. Yearling bull: R. R. Dibble, 1; G. E. Conder, 2; A. R. Vosper, 3. Grade Shorthorns.—Cow in milk: G. E. Conder, 1. Yearling heifer: G. E. Conder, 1. 2 and 3. Heifer calf: G. E. Conder, 1, 2 and 3. Pedigree Jerseys.—Cow- J. Bones, 1; J. H. Williams, 2; R. D. Thomson, 3. Heifer, two years in milk: J. Bones, 1; J. E. Parsons, 2; E. Ward. 3. Yearling heifer: J. H. Williams, 1; J. Bones, 2; J. H. Williams, 3 Pair yearling heifers: J. H. Williams, 1; F. C. Richmond, 2; J. Bones, 3. Heifer calf: J. Bones, 1 and 2; F. C. Richmond, 's Cow or heifer, tested: J. Bones. 1; J. H. Williams. 2; R. D. Thomson, 3. Group, one bull, two females: J. Bones, 1; E. Ward, 2. Two-vear bull: F. C. Richmond, 1; S. G. Barnett, 2; .A. R. Vosper, 3. One-year bull: M. H. Hobart, 1; E. Barnett, 2; V. Liddington, 3. Bull calf: F. C. Richmond, 1; J. Bones, 2; J. E. Parsons, 3. Bull: J. Bones, 1 ; J. A. Ranger, 2; M. H. Hobart, 3. Grade Jerseys.—Cow in milk: D R. Burwell. 1; F. C. Richmond, 2; G. Ireland, 3. Heifer, two >cars in milk: A. R. Vosper, 1; F. C Richmond, 2. Yearling heifer: F. C. Richmond, 1; K. Miers, 2. Hand-fed heifer calf: D. J. Hobart, 1; F. C. Richmond. 2; (:. G. Fitness, 3.
Pcdigiee Fricsians. —Three-year-old heifer in milk - J. E. Parsons, 1. Two-year-old heifer in milk; J. E. Parsons, 1. Heifer calf: J. E. Parsons, 1. Two-year-old bull: J. E. Prisons, 1. Yearling bull: J. E. Parsons, 1. Pedigree Ayrshires.—Cow in milk: P. Beverley, 1; J. H. Hall, 2. Heifer in milk: P. Beverley, 1; J. H. Hall, 2. Yearling heifer: J. H. Hall, 1; H. Ross, 2. Heifer calf: J H Hall, 1; H. Ross, Bull: P. Beverley, 1; H. Ross, 2. Yearling bull: H. Croasvale, 1; H. Vincent, 2; P. Beverley, fj. Bull calf: P. Beverley. 1; J. H. Hall, 2; P. Beverley, 3. Grade Ayrshires.—Cow in milk: J. H. Hall, 1. Yearling heifer: J. H. Hall, 1. Hnnd-fed heifer calf: .T. H. Hall. 1; R. T. Smith. 2.
SHEEP Stud Southdowns. —Rain: H. A. Lopdell, 1. Two-tooth ram, H. A. Lopdell, 1. Ewe: H. A. Lopdell. 1; R. P. Rutledire, 2. Twotooth ewe: H. A. Lopdell, 1; R. F. Rutledpre, 2. Ram lamb: E.-L. Robinson, 1. Ewe lamb: E. L. Robinson. 1. Prime Sheep.—Three export wethers: A. R. Vosper, 1; W. J. Baldwin, 2; G. F. Bayley, 3. Three export ewes: T. Jones, 1; G. F. Bayley. 2; F. J. Cole, 3. Three breeding ewes: P. F. Kari, 1; F. J. Cole, vJ; T. Jones, 3. Three export lambs: E. L. Robinson, 1; Cox and Purchas, 2; A. T. Morriss, 3. Pet lamb: Miss G. Vosper. 1; M. H. Addenbrooke, 2. Flock ram: F. J. Cole, I; G. F. Bayley, 2; .M. H. Addenbrooke, 3. Threeewe lambs, bred in Putanmi district: Tokoroa Farm, 1; Cox and Purchas, 2. Three ewes, suitable for prime lamb breeding, bred in Putaruru: H. J. W. Scott. 1; M. H. Addenbrooke, 2: J. W. and C. M. Cole, 3. Three prime wethers: J. W and C. M. Cole, 1; Cox and Purchas, 2; T. J. McGowan, 3. Three prime ewes: T. Jones, 1; W. J. Baldwin, 2; Cox and Purchas. 3. Three prime lambs: J. W. and C. M. Cole. 1; T. Jones, 2 j F. J. Cole. 3. CHOPPING EVENTS 12in Maiden Chop.—First heat: W. Douklas, 1: H Pratt, 2; G. Robinson, 3. Time, 38s. Second heat: C. Dean, 1; F. A. Allen, 2; P. Sorrenson, 3. Time. 355. Final: Pratt and Sorrenson, equal, 1, Dean, 3. Time, 375. 12in Oiien Standing Chop.—First heat: Home (10s). t; N. Waikoira (6s), 2; Whaata Green (3s). 3. Timo. 2r> 3-ss. Second heat: R. Watson (f)s), 1: C. Orr (12s), 2; S. Dianiond tils), 3 Time, 2<>%s. Third heat: J. P. Mullane (12s), 1; J. Woodward (13s), 2; E. Douglas (12s). 3. Time, 275. Final: S. Diamond, i; C Orr, 2; R. Watson, a. Time, 22 3-ss. 14in. Two-Cut New Zealand Sawing Championship.—W. J. Costello and R. H. Knatt, 1; J. and H. McCormick, 2. Time 16s Itin. Stiindiiiir Chip.—First heat: C. Orr (ISs). 1, H. Smith (12s), 2; X. Waikaira (10s), 3. Time, 12s. Second heat: S. Diamond (17s), 1: R. Watson (Ms). 2; W. J. Costello (ss), 3. Filial: Smith, 1; Watson, 2; Orr. 3. Time, lis.} 2ft New Zealand Championship Two-Cut Chop.—Whaata Green and R. Ward, 1; L. Grundy and H. Smith, 2.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 22998, 28 March 1938, Page 16
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