THE WYNDHAM SHOW.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 20586, 8 December 1928, Page 11

THE WYNDHAM SHOW.

HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL DISPLAY. OPENING OF NEW SHOW- . GROUNDS. ■ r , / (From Ou« Special Reporter.) WYNDHAM, '7. ■ The Wyndham -Summer Show is one of the most popular of the smaller .Southland exhibitions and always attracts good entries and a large attendance. The fortyninth . show, which was held to-day, followed the general rule in both respects—the perfect summer weather drew a large Crowd, and the entries exceeded last year’s record total, there being about 000 this V year, against 850'last year. For , the past 20 years the society has been without a showground of its own, but at last that handicap baa been removed: The -new grounds were officially , opened this morning. : They , are fully equipped in every way and are ideally • Situated. Eveyy facility is provided for the accommodation of stock, side; shows, and the public, arid all the necessary buildings are - complete. < It is encouraging; to the society to have received such excellent entries and a record gate on Its srsb driy' in its new quarters. Had the , heavy '’rain Which drenched , the showgrounds ■ from 4 o’clock onwards fallen earlier there would have been a different story to tell. As it was, »fepr of the public—rinost of whom bad come out dressed for'the hot weather that prevailed in the morning—stayed to watch the varied programme of interesting competitions. No doubt disorganisation resulted from the- move to new quartets, but the society. cannot be congratulated upon the manner i.;. .in which the programme was carried , through. The employment of small boys as.stewards and recorders ;of • results , proved a dismal failure from the pressman’s point of view, and not a few of ' the tabulated results went’ astray ns a : . rieault of the unsatisfactory way in which ! the 'marshals discharged ;,their duties.- A few results were net available even after » ; the' crowd had left the grounds in the ’ evening, ■ - \ THE STOCK. •A: feature of the 'catalogue was tire ' almost entire absence of solo exhibition claspfes. : There, was some degree of .com-'- ' -petition in dveyy'section. " The sheep dis•■■■'play was not a large one, 'but the Border ii Leicester and Romney Alafsh breeds were well represented, and/ in the former .sec- - tion'good showings were made l by Messrs J, A. Edwards (Otikerama), P. .Oampi bell; (iWyndhairi), and H, H, Dunlop -(Edendale). The chief exhibitors In the , latter section were '.Meters W. G. Ladbrook (Gore), W. and J. Johnston (Ashley,.,Downs), and ,Mr Heriry . Stirling ■ : etocfc’jWen brought opt, and true to type. South downs,- Shropshire®, knd crossbreds ; were small sections, .but: there was a riot-, ■ able uniformity of quality in Fat sheep and fat lambs made' a very ‘interesting display. - The reputatiop that Southland has built up for prime *quality, ■ wft® In no way endangered by to-day’s •bowing. , ■ , , ■ The three'.dairy breeds ■of cattle were all well represented, the honours in each case ’being> well distributed. Among recognised breeders of the district, Messrs: i W.-y, Dickie arid. Sons.; (Mdtaura), R, S/Dickie: (Tuturau),' arid R. K. M’Dori* aid (Edendale), were most promirient exhibitors of 'Friesiaris, and the - most Successful Ayrshire - exhibitors, were Messrs A. M. Weir (Menzies -Perry), ‘ T.' Q - .■ Dobbie (Wyndham), and Frank Hall’ (Ederidfile); Ift'lHe Jersey section, ■ . MessfS Robert Gibb (Menzies Ferry)/ R. CnaeKe- : (Meimles vFerry); and T D; -Catrie- - ron (Mataura) 'divided the honours. The Red Poll - and crossbred- classes, neither of Which- was outstanding, were the only other sections that, attracted entries. . The? display- of heavy horses was a good • one, butjt was.far outdone by the eplon- .;, did array of' light horses of all ■ descriptiops, and the ponies Were particularly good. ; -The judge (Air Alexander Campbell, Milton) said -he.Jiad never before seen such an excellent showing of this class of stock. The hacks were a’ very, mixed lot, but there were some splendid animals among them.-v The champion en- • tire was Mr Arch, Wilson’s (Heriley) im- . -ported stallion Morcngo, which is at pre-: sent touring ..the district: Mr J. ArDonaid’s :Bruce of Woodlands took the reserve championship; The female cham- . pions both came from Air D. Caldwell’s Stables. ... , ■ HOME INDUSTRIES. Home industries supplied, a great many ■ entries and provided an unfailing source '• of attraction for, the women folk and for those whose inclinations lie in that diree- ■ trim, i, . . -,9IDe shows. There was 4 wide variety of side shows. ■ Following is the prize list:— SHEEP. BORDER LEICESTERS. Judge: Mr James Grant (Otautau). Ram, any age.; Five ’ entries-—J, A, Edwards (Otikerama) 1 and 2, D, H: Dunlop 3. Ram hogget. Four entries—J. A. Edwards I and 2, P, Campbell 3. .■ Pair of ram hoggets. Four entries— J. A. Edwards 1 and 2, P. Campbell 3. Ewe, iri milk, entries—J. A. Ed.V \Wrirds---liand' 2, Peter Campbell 3. j - Ewe- .hogget; Six entries—J, A. Ed- : wards 1, D. H. Dunlop 2 and 3. ‘ Peri of two ewe’hoggets. Four entries “ L “H."H. Dunlop 1 and 2, J. : A. Edwards ' ■ 3. ' ■ ; ' Three shearling rams, ; Three entries—- , J. : A. Edwards 1, P. Cairipbell 2, Ram, two-tooth or under (shorn). . Three entries—D, H. Dunlop 1, J. At , Edwards 2, P, Campbell 3. Ewe, two-tooth or under. Six entries —D. H. Dunlop 1 And 2, J. A. Edwards SODTHDOWNS. , Judge: Mr Alexander Murray (Clyde- - vale). ’ Ram hogget. Two entries—Estate of the late Thomas Evans 1, W. G. Ladbroofc 2. Ewe hogget. Two entries—W. G. Ladbrook 1 and 2. Ewe, any age. Three G. Ladbrook 1 and 2. estate of the late T. Evans 3. Ram, anjr age. Two entries—Estate of late T. Evans I,’ W; G. Ladbrook 2. SHROPSHIRE DOWNS. ■ Judge: Mr A. Murray. The only exhibitors were the estate of the late T. Evans, with four entries. Each won a first-prize ticket. ’’ CROSSBREDS. Judge: Mr James Watson (Invercargill); Pen of two strong wool ewes, with lambs at foot. Pour entries—Alexander Greenlees 1,2, and 3. Pen of two ewe hoggets, strong wool. Four entries—Alexander Greenlees 1 1, 2, and 3. FAT SHEEP, Judge: Mr James Watson. ; . ' Three fat wethers, shorn, for butchers’ purposes. Three entries —George Hunter' 1 and 2, 8. T. Evans 3. . ■ ■ .. Three fat ewes, 1 shorn for butchers’ purposes. Six entries—Peter Campbell 1, S. T. Evans 2, George Hunter 3.Pea of three fat lambs. Eight entries —Richard Arnott 1 and 3, J. E. Al’Kay 2. Pen of three shorn’ freezing sheep. Four entri.es—George Hunter 1 and 3, S. T, Evans 2. • Pen of three fat lambs. Eight entries —• 8. T. Evans 1 and 2, William M’Lellan 3, Five fat freezing lambs. Five entries— : fi, T. Evans 1, Frank Milne 2, J, E. |l*Kay 3-

Pen of fat lambs, most suitable for. frozen meat trade: Five entries —Peter Campbell 1, S, T. Evans 2, A. Howe 3. fat lambs, 30-421 b freezing and 2 Ttree entries—Peter Campbell 1 ROMNEY MARCH. Judge; Mr Alexander Murray (Clydevale). _ Ram, any age. Seven entries—W, and J. Johnston 1 and 3, J. A. Edwards 2. Ewe hoggets. Four entries—Henry Stirling 1) W. G. Ladbrook 2. Pair of ewe hoggets. Three entries— Henry Stirling 1. Ewe, in milk. Eight-entries— H. Stirring 1,2, and 3. Ram hogget. Ten entries—W. and J. Johnston ! and 3, J. A. Edwards 2. Pair of rams. ■ Five entries—Henry Stirling 1, W. and J. Johnston 2, W. G. Ladbrook 3. •' Ram, two-tooth or under. Five entries -*-W. G. Ladbrook 1, J. A, Edwards 2, George Hunter 3. : Ewe, two-tooth or under. Three entries—W. G. Ladbrook I, J. A. Edwards 2 ■ and 3. 1 Champion ram—W. and J. Johnston. Champion ewe—Henry ' Stirling. DOGS. Judge: Air Alexander Douglas , (Alianton), Rough collie - dog. Twelve entries—J: D. Waymouth 1, Neil Al'Kelvie 2, Rough collie bitch. Two entries—W. M'lVor 1, Miss', Burrell 2. Smooth collie. Four entries—Peter Campbell 1, J, A. Johnstone 2, Charles Milne 3. Smooth collie bitch. Three entries — James Lynn 1,. Percy M’Grouther ,2, Charles Milne 3. Bearded collie. Friur entries—Alexander Johnstone 1, Charles Al’Kelvie 2, Mias A. Hope'3. CATTLE. - ■ AYSHIRES.Judge. Alr.C. M. Williams (Kaiapoi). Cow, in milk. Four entries—A, M. Weir's Ivanhoe Rosella I, T. G. Bobbie’s Springbank Favourite 2, A. il. Weir’s Jean Douglas 3, • Cow, in calf, ‘Three entries—T. G, Dobbie i, A. M. Weir 2 and 3. ’ Cow and two of her progeny. Oho. entry—A: AI. Weir I.' Heifer, three; years old, in calf' or iiimilk. Five entries—A. AI. Weir 1 and 3, Frank Hall 2. Heifer. Two years old, in milk. Five .entries—;A. AI. Weir T arid 2, T. G, Dobbie 3. , Heifer, two years, dry. Two entries— Frank. Hall 1, A. M. .AVeir 2.i , Heifer, 16 months or under. /Six entries—T. G. Dobbie 1, A. AI. Weir 2. T. ;0. Dobbie 3. ; Heifer, calved ainoe November 1, 102?, Three entries—A. M. Weir 1 and 3, Frank Hall 2. , ; _ / .Bull, three years or over. Three entries—A. AI, Weir’s Bonny Glen Master Roberk 1, T, G.‘Dobbie 2 and 3. Bulk two years. One entry—A. AI. Weir 1. • ; ' • 1 Bull, 16 months or under. Three entries—T. G. Dobbie 1, J. A. Henry 2. F. Hall 3. / ‘ Hull, calved since November l, v 1927 Five entries—Frank Hall 1, T. G. Dobbie 2, A. AI. Weir 3, Breeders’ group. Three entries—A. M. Weir 1 and 3, T. G. Dobbie 2. Yearling bull, with butter-fat backing. Three entries—Frank Hall 1 and 2, A. AI. Weir 3. , ■ Three females, progeny of one sire. Two entries—A. AI. Weir 1, T. G. Dobbie 2. . . ■:. , ■■ . Champion bull, A. M. Weir; reserve champion bull, T, G. Dobbie. Champion cow, A. M. Weir; reserve champion cow, T. G. Dobbie. ' FRIEBIANS. ■' ;•/ ' Judge: Mr, William: Brash (Waikiwi). Coly« in milk. Six : entries—R. H. Dickie’s Springfield Netherland Hungerveld 1, R. K. Al’Donald’s'Carlowrie Beauty 2, R. H. Dickie’s Willowbrook Poscb DelJiurst 3. -- Cow, apparently, in calf. Three entries —W. Y. Dickie and Sons (Mataura) 1 and 2. Cow and two of her progeny. One entry —R. IL Af Donald (Edendale) 1. . • Heifer, three years old, in calf or in milk. Four entries—W. Y. Dickie and Sons 1 and.,2, R.'/K. M’Doriald 3. Pair of cows, three years or river. Four entries—W. Y. Dickie and Sons 1, R. H. Dickie 2, R. K. Al'Donald 3. 'Heifer, two .years old, in milk. Four entries—R. K. APDoriald 1 and 2, R. H, Dickie 3./ ; Heifer,' two years* dry. Two entries— W. Y. Dickie and . Sons 1 and 2. Heifer*. 16 months or under. .Eight entries—W, Y. Dickie and Sons 1, R. K. M'Donald 2, E. H. Dickie 3. Best two, heifers, 16 months or over. Three entries—W. Y. Dickie and Sons 1, R. K. M’Donald 2 and 3. Heifer, calved since November 1, 1827. Four entries—W. Y. Dickie and Sons 1 and 3, R. K. Al’Donald 2, Bull, three years or over. Three entries—W. Y; Dickie and Sons’ 1, James Brown 2, Mrs I. Udy and Sons 3. Bull, two years. One entry—W. Y. Dickie and Sons 1. Bull, 16 months or under. One entry— James Brown 1. ■ Bull, calved since November 1, 1927. Two entries —W. Y. Dickie and Sons 1, Joseph Allan 2, Breeder’s group. Two entries—W. Y. Dickie and Sons 1 and 2. Beet butter-fat yearling bull. Two entries—James Brown 1, Joseph Allen 2. Champion bull—W, Y. Dickie and Sons. Reserve champion bull—James Brown. Champion cow—W. Y. Dickie and Sons. Reserve champion , cow—Robert H. Dickie. , JERSEYS. “—“ . Judge: Mr J, Fleming (Balcairn). Cow, in milk. Six eurtriee—D. Cameron 1, R. Gibb 2 and 3.Cow, apparently in calf; Two entries— R. Gibb 1. . ' Cow, and two. of her progeny. Pour eritnes—E. Gibb 1 and 2, D. Cameron 3. - Heifer, 3 years old, in.calf or'in milk. Four entries—R. Gibb 1 and 2. Heifer, 2 years, in milk. Five entries —R. Gibb I and 2, R, Clarke 3. Heifer, 16 months oi .under. Six entries—R. Gibb 1 and 2, D. Cameron 3. Heifer, calved since November 1, 1927. Three entries—R. Gibb 1 and 2, D. Cameron (t. Bull, three years, or over. Pour entries —R. Clarke 1, D, Cameron 2, William MT/ellan 3. ) Bull, two years old. Three entries— D. Cameron 1, R. Gibb 2. Bull, 16 months or under. Four entries—D. AI. Al’Leod 1, .R, Clarke 2, A. M’Fadyen 3. , Bull, calved since November 1, 1927. One entry—D. Cameron 1. Best t.Wo-year-old registered heifer, bred by exhibitor. Three entries—R. Clarke 1, R. Gibb 2. Breeders’ group. Two entries—R. Gibb 1. Three females, progeny of one sire. Two entries—R. Gibb-1. ■ Champion bull—R. Clarke. Reserve champion bull—D. Cameron. Champion cow—D. Cameron. Reserve champion cow —R. Gibb. RED POLLS. Judge; Mr J. Fleming. Cow, in milk or in calf. Three entries —J. P, Grouthar 1, C. Alilne 2 and 3. Heifer, three years old, in milk or in calf. One entry—J. F. Grouther I. Bull, three years or over. One entry— C. Alilne. Bull, two years old. One entry—J. F. Grouther 1. CROSSBREDS. Judge: Mr Alexander Douglas (Alianton). Cow, in milk, best suited for dairy hard. Five entries—J. Howe 1, William Alnir 2-

Heifen, three years old, in calf, or in milk. Four entries—John Smith 1 and 2, R. H. Dickie 3. Heifer, two years old, in milk. Three entries—John Smith 1, R, H. Dickie 2> Heifer, two years old, dry. One entry— John Smith’l. Heifer, 10 months or under. Ten entries—Thomas Glover 1, Mrs I. Udy and Sons 2, William Muir 3. Best two cows or heifers. Three entrea—Robert H. Dickie 1 and 2. Best type of dairy Five entries—John Smith 1. , HORSES. DRAUGHTS. Judge: Air John Young (Alianton). Entire horse, four years and over.-Two entries—A, Wilson's (Henley) Morengo {imported) 1, J. Al’Donald's Bruce of Woodlands 2. Entire horse, three years old. One entry—C. Alilne’s Fascination 1, Entire colt or gelding, one year. One entry—C. Alilne 1. Brood mare, in foal, or with foal at foot. One entry—-J. , Al'Kenzie’s Bella Bancor 1, ■ Dty mare, four years or over. Two entries—D,. Caldwell 1, James Beck 2. „ Filly, three years old. Three entries— D. Caldwell 1, C. Milne' 2 and 3. Filly, two years. , Five entries—D. Caldwell' 1, James Beck 2, D. P. Christie Yearling filly. Four entries—D. Caldwell 1, D. P. Christie 2, James Beck 3. Gelding, three, years or over. Four entries—C. Milne 1, J. Taylor 2, J. G. Oates 3, Gelding, two years, Two’ entries—J. M'Kenzie 1, William Muir 2. colt or filly, bred by'exhibitor. Seven entries—D. CaldWell 1 and 2, J, Beck 3. Pair of mares, any age. Five entries— D. Caldwell 1, C. Milne 2 and 3. •Three mares, any age. Three entries— D. Caldwell 1, C. Milne 2 and 3. Pair of working horses, seven years or over. Four entries—J. G. Oates 1, 0. Milne 2' and 3. Team of three working horses. Two entries—C. Milrie 1 and 2. Spring carter, up to one ton. One entry—C. Milne 1. , Champion entire—A. Wilson’s (Henley) Alarengo (imp.), • . . Reserve champion entire—J, M’Donald’s Bruce of Woodjands. Champion mare—D.. Caldwell’s Inglemere Rosebud.. Reserve champion mare—D., Caldwell’s li.glemerc Eileen. THOROUGHBREDS, Judge: Mr 0. Gardner (Olifdcn). , Brood- mare, in foal or with foal at foot. One entry—j. A.-Kirby 1. Gelding or dry mare, three yfeara or. over. Four entries—Adam Jack 1, J. ,<A. Kirby 2, J. C. Cook 3. Yearling colt, filly, or gelding, One entry—J. A, Kirby 1. TROTTERS AND PACERS. Judge: Mr C. Gardner, Brood mare, in foal or with foal at loot. Two entries—E. W. Agnew 1, H. Hunter 2, Colt, filly, or gelding, two., years old. Six entries—P. Campbell 1,.a! Jack 2, H. Hunter 3, Colt, filly, or gelding, one year. Three entries-^ —A.'G. Ross 1, E Hunter 2 and' 3. Best two-year-old. Nine entries—P. Campbell 1, A. Gi Ross 2. Best foal. Two entries—E. W. Agnew Trotting or pacing bred mare or geld, ing, over three years. Four entries—H. Hunter 'l, J, A. Kirby: 2, P. A. Thompson .HACKNEYS AND HUNTERS. Judge: Mr C, Gardner. Weight-carrying hack, up to list. Eight entries—A. Al’Dbnald 1, A, Cartwright 2, A. Jack 3. Hack, up to 13st. Nine entries—A. Cartwright I, ; A. Jack 2 and 3. Hack, up to list. Ten entries— Miss D. Taylor 1, P. A. Thompson 2, R. Shaw 3. Cob, 15 hands or under. Six entries— A. Jack 1 and 2, P. A. Thompson 3. i Lady’s hack. Seven entries—Miss D. Taylor i, Adam Jack 2, p. A. Thompson Best lady rider. Four . entries—Miss Stirling 1, 'Miss D., Taylor 2, Airs A. M'Donald 3, , . Harness horse; up to lOcwt. One entry—Ferguson Bros. 1, Dog-carter, 15 hands or over. Eight entries—A. Cartwright 1, A. G. Bain 2, A. Jack 3. Light-harness horse. Seven entries— A. Jack 1 and 3, C. Horne 2. Best walking horse. Six entries—P. A. Thompson 1, A. Jack 2. A. Al'Doiiald 3. ■ PONIES. Judge: Mr A. Campbell (Alilton). ' Pony stallion, any age. li hands or under.. Two entries—A, Jack 1, J. Orosbie ,2. Pony, two years old. Three entries— James Alilne 1, John Crosbie 2, John Fenton 3, * Pony, one year old. Three entries— Mrs Story .1, J. - E. M’Kay 2. Pony, 14.2 hands or under, ridden. Nine entries—J. A, Hedley 1, W. J. Roberts 2, Miss Quelch 3. ' Pony, 14 hands or under, ridden.’ Ten entries—L. Jones 1, J. A. Hedley 2. W. J*. Roberts 3. y Pony, 13.2 hands or under, ridden. Fifteen entries—J. A. Hedley 1, W. J. Roberts 2, Harry Windle 3. Pony, 12,2 hands or under, ridden. Fourteen entries—E. Briggs 1, L. Jones 2, J, A. Al’Donald 3. Pony, 12 hands or under, ridden. Twelve entries—J. Noble 1, L.'Jones 2. J. Alilne 3, Pony, 14.2 bands, driven. Seven entries—J. A. Hedley 1, W. J. Roberts 2, L. Jones 3. Pony, 13.2 hands or nrider. Eight .entriesl—W, J. Roberts 1, J. A. Hedley 2, E. Briggs 3. Best boy rider—L. Jones. Best girl rider—Aliss Quelch, DAIRY PRODUCE. Judge: Mr Frank Taylor (Invercargill). Fresh separator butter. Ten entries— Mra R, M’Donald I, Airs George Al’Ewan 2, Mrs A. Al’Pherson 3. ' Fresh butter, non-separator. One entry —Mrs R. M’Donald 1. Powdered butter. Ten entries—Airs R. M’Donald 1, Miss V. M’Caughan 2, Mrs A. M’Pherson 3. butter, non-separator. One i entry—Airs R AT,Donald 1, Salt, butter. Two entries—Mrs R. Al’Donald 1, Mrs Al’Ewan 2. Fancy .butter. Two entries—Miss G. A. M’Donald 1, Airs R. M’Donald 2. Two large cheeses,- white. Six entries— James Henderson (Alenziea Perry Dairy Company) X, A. T. Ross (Wyndham Dairy Company) 2, W. Al’Keowen (Mataura Island Dairy Company) 3. Two large ' cheeses, coloured. Six entries—James Henderson 1, W. Al'Keowen 2, A, T. Ross 3. JAKING. Judge: Mrs P. C. Dalrymple (Waianiwa). Homemade loaf. Twelve entries —Airs J. Seek 1, Miss I. Hall 2. Airs D. M’Gill 3. Homemade loaf, novice class. Eight entries—Alisa M. Hayes 1, Miss C. Alilne 2, Aliss D. Beck 3. Oven scones. Fourteen entries—Aliss B. Alilne 1, -Miss AI. Christie 2, Miss M. Knapp 3. Four oven scones, novice class. Ten entries—Miss B. Alilne 1, Aliss Patterson 2, Airs p. Al’Ewan 3. Girdle scones. Eight entries—Mrs 1), M’Gill 1, Miss AI. Knapp 2, Airs John Green 3. Girdle stones, novice class —All's G. Al’Ewan 1, Airs N. M’Ewan 2, Miss B. Alilne 3. Wheatmeal scones. Nine entries—Miss

M. Hayes 1, Miss B. Milne 2, Mrs John Green 3. -

Oatmeal cakes. Eight entries—Mrs W Aim 1, Mrs M'Gill 2, Mrs R. M'Donald 3

Pikelets. Fifteen entries—Miss M. Knapp 1, Miss M. Hayes 2, Mrs J. C. Ronald 3. Shortbread. Fourteen entries—Miss B, Milne 1, Miss M. Christie 2 and 3. Gingerbread. Eight entries—Miss .B. Milne 1, Mrs K. E. M'Donald 2, Miss M. Hayes 3. Fruit cake, light. Ten entries—Miss B. Rendall 1, Miss M. Knapp 2, Mrs J. Green 3. Fruit cake, dark. Eight entries —Miss Christie 1, Miss M. Knapp 2 and 3. Napoleon cake. Nine entries —Miss I. Hall 1, Miss B. Milne 2, Miss-M. Christie 3. ’ Sponge cake. Fourteen entries—Miss E. Greenough 1, Miss A. Smith 2, Miss J. Smith 3. _ Butter sponge. Five eritries —Mrs M'Gill 1, Miss M. Christie 2, Mrs Borrow 3. '' Seed cake. Six entries —Miss A. Smith 1, Miss J. Smith 2. Collection afternoon tea cakes. Five entries—Mrs D. M'Gill-1, Miss Margaret Knapp 2, Miss M. Christie 3. . , Tray of biscuits. Five entries—Miss M. I. Christie 1 and 2. Miss M. Knapp 3. COMPETITIONS. ‘ Judge: Mr C. Gardner. Hunter, over hurdles. Eight entries — Miss Mowat 1, F. J, Fahey 2, W. Hastie 3. Maiden hunter, over hurdles. Seven entries —A. M'Donald 1, W. Johnston 2, R, Horae 3. High jump. Eight entries— 1 and 3, W. Johnston 2. Pony jump, over hurdles—C. Kirby 1, W. Muir 2, J. Hedley 3. Pony trot. Six entries —P. Campbell 1, J. Eewcaatle 2, L. Jones 3.