OTAGO A. AND P. SOCIETY.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 21196, 29 November 1930, Page 23

OTAGO A. AND P. SOCIETY.

SPECIAL SHOW PRIZES, The following special prizes were awarded in connection with the Otago A. and P. Society's Summer Show at Tahuna Park:— The Dunedin Stock Agents and Wool Brokers’ Association, four trophies, each valued at' £lO 10s, to exhibitor gaining most points in Border Leicester, Romney Marsh, Corriedale, and merino sections—■ Merino, R. Jopp (Ghatto Creek); Border Leicester, J, W. Blair (Shands); Romney Marsh, James Mosley and Sons (Clydevale); Corriedale, J. A. Johnstone (Bushey Park). The New Zealand Refrigerating Company, Ltd., shield to exhibitor gaining moat _ points in the fat sheep and lamb freezing classes—R. T. Kirk (Mosgiel). The Southdown Sheep Society’s gold medal for, the best two-tooth Southdown ram from a flock registered with society— M. J, Andrew (Maheno), The New Zealand Friesian Association’s gold medal to exhibitor gaining most points in the Friesian section-—W. Y. Dickie and Sons (Gore). The Milburn Lime and Cement Company, one truck (eight tons) of carbonate of lime, in bags, delivered to winner’s railway _ siding, to exhibitor gaining most points in the pedigree cattle sections— W. Y. Dickie and Sons (Gore). Wright, Stephenson, and Co., Ltd., a silver cup to the exhibitor gaining most points in the Aberdeen Angus, Hereford, or Shorthorn classes of purebred registered cattle (beef section); 1929, J. A. Johnstone—J, A. Johnstone (Bushey Park). New •, Zealand Friesian Association (Otago branch), first prize £3, second £2, third £l, for group one: Bull, two years old .or over; cow three years or over, in ? calf or in milk: heifer,two years old, in calf or in milk; heifer, one year old—W. Y. Dickie and Sons (Gore) I, T. Hewitt (Goodwood) 2. Group two: First prize 2, second 1 £l, third 10s; comprising two heifers, one bull (yearlings)—W. Y. ’Dickie and Sons 1 and 2. The New Zealand Ayrshire Cattle Breeders’ Association, £2 2s as special prize to exhibitor gaining most points in Ayrshire section; 1928-29, Gillies Bros,— Gillies Bros. (Hampden). G. Milligan, Jersey: Oaks’s (Hastings) trophy, valued at £s,for best yearling Jersey bull; 1929, David Wright—P. Hellyer (North-East Valley). Mr A. A. Paape’s Grand Hotel Cup, valued at SOgns, for the best group of four Clydesdale horses, the progeny of one stallion (two years old or under); 1927, John Young; 1928-29, Coubrough and. Hamilton—Andrew Grant (Fairlie). The, Clydesdale Horse Society of New Zealand’s (Incorporated) silver medal for the best yearling or two-year-old colt or filly, bred by exhibitor—John Young (Outram). , . Messrs Watson and Co.'s Challenge Cupvalued at £2O, for the best "group of. four fillies, three years old and under, bred and owned by exhibitor—R. W. Blair (Shands). The Perpetual Trustees, Estate, and Agency ■ Company, Ltd., £5 5s as a special prize to the exhibitor gaining most points in the Clydesdale breeding - section—Andrew Grant (Fairlie). First prize (anonymous), trophy valued at 121; second- £2, third £1; for best two draught geldings, four years old or over, the property of one owner, moet > suitable for town work (open com'petition); 1928, New .Zealand Express Company; 1929, John Reid (Oamaru)— Andrew Grant (Fairlie). Mr A, Stewart’s (Law Courts Hotel) special prize of £2 2s for the best springvan horse up to 20cwt.—New Zealand Express Company, Ltd. The,. Otago. Hunt Club’s cup,-valued at £5 6s, for hunting competitions; men riders —W. Hastie (Pine Hill), The Otago Hunt Club’s cup, valued at £5 5s for ' hunting competitions; lady iders—Allen Speight (Lumsden), Miss Greenslade. The Forbury Park Trotting Club, £lO 10s for trotters and pacers’ section— Best trotter:- A. Robertson 1,. Miss J. Keith 2; best pacer: J. Richardson 1. Mrs F. J. Conn’s trophy, valued at £5 .ss, for the best type of hunter any weight, who has qualified with <a Hunt Club this season—Miss T. D. Dalziel (Brqckville). ■ Miss D.. Mowat’s trophy, valued' at £5 ss, for the best wire jumper—Mr W. Hastie (Pine Hill). In the class fpr a roadster or backup to 15 stone, to be shown in the saddle, Mr A. Jopp was - awarded second prize and Miss'K.'Wood was thjrd. . In the class for the beet trotter Mr A. Robertson gained first prize and Mrs J. Keith was placed second. •