CLUTHA COLLIE CLUB.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 19513, 23 June 1925, Page 8

CLUTHA COLLIE CLUB.

TWENTY-FIRST ANNUAL TRIALS.

Tim Clutha Collie Club’s championship trials were concluded on Friday, huntaway event was completed. This was won by a local competitor (Mr lan Vatt, Warepa), whose dog Ben put up a 7 v ery line performance in each run. Mr Watts second dog ran into fourth place, Ihe other prizes were well distributed, going to Southland and Canterbury.

A driving and yarding competition concluded the trials, 'and for this there .were 20 entries. Some good work was put up, especially by the winner (Mr M‘Elwreath s Help), but, speaking generally, the judge said there was nothing outstanding in the work. . It is worthy of note that the winner of the championship huntaway (Mr I. Watt s Ben) was bred by Mr D. Morgan (Te Houka), the sire being Mr P. A. Watts Bob. The winners of the championship head (Mr J. Donald’s Mack) was sired by Mr D. Morgan’s Tweed Junior. Results: CHAMPIONSHIP HUNTAWAY.— Through three sets of poles. Points: Huntaway 8, noise 8, slow 8, style 8, command 8 total 38. Prizes: Ist, £22 10s and "old medal; 2nd. £ls 6s; 3rd, £7 12s 6d • 4th, £4; sth, £3; 6th, £2. First Run. I. Watt’s Ben. 8,8, 8,6, 8 38 A. T, Millar’s Snub, 8,8, 6i, 6,8, ••• 36^ A. Craighead’s Lost, 8,6, 8,6, 8 36 I. Watt’s Syd, 8,6, 8,6, 8 36 A. Aubrey’s Tweed, 8,8, 5,6, 8 35 A. Aubrey’s Glen, 8,7, 6,6, 8 35 Second Run. I. Walt’s Ben, 8,8, 8,6, 8 38 A. T. Millar’s. Snub, 8,8, 8,6, 8 38 A. Craighead’s Lost, 8,8, 8,6, 8 38 I. Watt’s Syd, 6,6, 8,4, 7 51 A. Aubrey’s Tweed, 6,6, 6,5, 6 29 A. Aubrey’s Glen, 5,8, 5,2, 4 24 The winner had one point added for general excellence in this run, making a total of 39 points. Aggregate. lan Watt’s (Warepa) Ben, 77 points ... 1 A. T. Millar’s (Nightcaps) Snub, 74J ... 2 A. Craighead's (Miller’s Flat) Lost, 74 ... 3 lan Watt's (Warepa) Syd, 67 ... 4 A. Aubrey’s (Waihaorunga, near Wainialij Tweed, 64 5 A. Aubrey’s Glen, 59 6 Also competed: R. Turnbull’s Bob, F. Harris's Maid and Kni, J. Lennox’s Glen and Coy, W. J. Reid’s Roy and Glen, D. Morgan’s Nigger, M. MT-ennan’s Black, S. Peterson’s Joe, D. M’Gempsoy’s Fly, C. IT, M'EiTane’s Romp, I. Watt’s Fly, J. E. Russell’s Sharp, J. Walsh’s Fanco, J. Pollock’s Black. DRIVING AND 1 ADDlNG.—Prizes: Ist, £4; 2nd, £3; 3rd, £2; 4th, £l. W. M'Elwreath’s Help, 36 points ] J. Rose’s Kui, 35 2 F, Harris’s Storm*a:id Don (equal), 34 ... 3 Also competed : R. Amlereon’s Stump, A. Aubrey’s Help, M. M’Lennan’s Spring, P. Chirn.side’s Gyp, N. Morgan’s Flirt, D. Morgan’s Maid and Ross, D. Fletcher’s Toy, S. Moffat’s Peg, R. Anderson’s Wiry, C. M'Krluno’s Star, J. Anderson’s Maid, D. Murdoch’s Tom, J. Rose’s Gyp, J. Lennox's Rock, A. Houliston’s Dale. • PEC IA I. PRIZES.

Silver cup, value £lO 10s, presented by Mrs P. Boyd (Lovell’s Flat! to competitor within 25 miles radius scoring most points in maiden and champion heads.—Noel Morgan (To Houka), 54 points. Three guineas for best mustering team (header and two huntaways) competing in championship events.—A. Aubrey (Waimate), 100 points. M. Mazo’s heading pup, value £6 ss, to competitor with most entries. —Messrs F. Harris (Nightcaps) and J Rose (Woitahuna) were equal with seven entries, and on a draw Mr Harris won the pup. M r IV. Knox’s field glasses for local competitor scoring most points in the trials.— Mr J. Rose (Waitahuna), 141 points. Mr W. Keen’s bridle to outside competitor scoring most points. —Mr F. Harris (Nightcaps), 212 points. Mr D. Morgan’s £2 2s to competitor scoring most points in maiden am? champion heads and champion huntaway.—Mr A. T. Miliar (Nightcaps), 221 points.