OTAGO A. AND P. SOCIETY.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 19033, 1 December 1923, Page 10

OTAGO A. AND P. SOCIETY.

SUMMER SHOW. The following is the list of special prizes awarded at the show: — The Dunedin Jockey Club special donation of £SO towards the N.Z. Steeplechase Championship. Grand Hotel Cup, valued at 25 guineas, to be won twice in succession or three limes at intervals before becoming the property of the winner Miss D. Mowat (Kaikorai). The cup now becomes her property. The New Zealand Sheep Breeders Association (South Island) offer four shields for competition as follows: —Best Border Deicoster ram over 18 months and under 3v months—T. S. Little (Windsor). Best Border Leicester ewe under 18 months —i. o. Little. Best Corriedale ram over 18 months and under 50 months—L. W. Storry (Southbridge). Best Corriedale ewe under 18 months —L. W. Storry. . The New Zealand Refrigerating Company’s special challenge trophy, valued at 30 guineas, for most points in the fat lamb and sheep classes (section 10). The cup to be won three times, not necessarily in succession, before becoming the actual property of winner—Arthur Gardiner (Island Cliff). . r The N.Z. Coal and Oil Co.’s prize for most points in dairyman’s turn-out —M‘Ara Bros. (Pine Hill). Messrs Briscoe and Co.’s trophy, valued at £3 ss. for the best roadster or hack up to 11 stone—Miss C. M’Lachlan (Arno), Self Defence. , The Milburn Lime_ ana Cement Co. s prize for most points in fat cattle section— D. E. Grant (Outram). The Shorthorn Society’s silver shield, valued at £3 3s,- for the champion Shorthorn bull exhibited at the show —L. W. Storry. Mr David Murray’s trophy, valued at £lO 10s. for most points in breeding Shorthorns, to be won three times, not necessarily in succession, before becoming the property of winner—D. J. Ross (Hillgrove). Special prize of £3 3s for most points in Ayrshire cattle—Arch. Gillies (Hampden). Tie Otago District Committee of the New Zealand Friesian Breeders’ Association Waitaki challenge shield, valued at 15 guineas, for the bull whose dam has made the highest semi-official record. To be. won three times, not necessarily in succession— H. North and Sons (Omimi). The Otago District Committee of the New Zealand Friesian Breeders’ Association’s Silver Challenge Cup for the female whose dams have made the highest semi-official record. To be won three times, not necessarily in succession—H. North and Sons. Special Prize of £3 3s for most points in Jersey Cattle—Mrs F. E. Hellyer and Sons (N.E. Harbour). The Clydesdale Horse Society’s Silver Modal for the best yearling or two-year-old Colt or Filly, bred by exhibitor—Thomsons, Ltd., “Brilliantshine.” Mr A. Stewart’s Special Prize of £2 2s, for the best spring van horse up to 20cwt — N.Z. Express Company. iF'orbury Trotting Club’s Special Prize of £2 2s, for best dog-cart horse —James Walker (Outram). Trotting Club’s Special Prize of £2 2s, for best buggy horse over 15 hands—Walker Bros., Outram, Trotting Club’s Special Prize of £2 2s, for best gig horse not over 15 hands—D. O. Childs (Musselburgh). Trotting Club’s Trophy, valued £2 2s, for pony trot (boys)—Chas. M‘Curdy, St. Kilda. Trotting Club’s Trophy, valued £2 2s, for pony trot (girls)—Chas. M “Curdy, St. Kilda. Hunt Club’s Cup, for Men’s Hunting Competition—Miss D. Mowat (Kaikorai). Hunt Club’s Cup lor Ladies' Hunting Competition—Miss D. Mowat.