SHEEP DOG TRIALS

Otago Daily Times, Issue 21601, 23 March 1932, Page 4

SHEEP DOG TRIALS

PATEAROA COLLIE CLUB. The Patearoa Collie Club’s ninth annual trials, held on the Patearoa Domain on Marcli 10, 11, and 12, proved a decided success. The weather was ideal and the attractive programme brought competitors from far and near. Results:— MAIDEN AND OPEN HEADING. (Thirty-two entries.) Maiden. —M. A. Matheson’s Glen 33 J, 1; J. M’Gregor’s Lloyd George 32*, 2; J. Donald’s Lammerlaw Don 30, 3; M. Sutherland’s Beaut 27*, 4. Open.—G. P. Johnstone’s Wave 36, 1; John Anderson’s Toby Jum, 34, 2; M. A. Matheson’s Glen 33*, 3; J. M'Gregor s Lloyd George 32J, 4. Open Heading. Twenty-seven entries. — J. Anderson’s Toby 34, 1; J. B. Purdue’s Sweep 33*, 2; G. Maize’s Kip 33, 3; J. M. Crutchley’s Moss 32*, and G. P. Johnstone’s Wave 32J (equal), 4, MAIDEN AND OPEN HUNTAWAY. (Thirty entries.)

Maiden. —A. W. Pearson’s Mick 40, 1; J. Cuttance’s Fan 314, 2; W. S. Thomson’s Roy 31, 3; J. Kerr’s Ned 29, 4. Open.—A. W. Pearson’s Mick 40, 1; F. M'Gregor’s Glen 39, 2; M. Sutherlands Mack 37, 3; J. Anderson’s Flag 364, 4. Open Huntaway. Twenty-six entries. —J. M. Crutchley’s Dick 35J, 1; W. S. Thomson’s Roy 35, 2; J. M'Gregors Mack 32, 3; H. Strode’s Monk 30 i, 4. Farmers’ Gold Cup. Ten entries. —P. Dougherty’s Peat, 19, 1; Jack Crutchley’s Skip, 174, 2; S. O’Neil’s Flax, 17, 3. Special Prizes.

J. P. Herlihy’s cup for the best mustering team. —W. S. Thomson (Warepa). Teachers cup for most points in the huntaway classes. —W. S. Thomson (Walepa). Club gold cup, to the competitor scoring most points at the trials. —John Anderson (Boy Roy). Ranfurly traders’ cup, to the dog scoring the most points in the heading events. —G. P. Johnston's (Oamaru) Wave. Walker-Hall cup, to the dog scoring the most points at the trials.—G, P. Jojilisten’s (Oamaru) Wave. Mr G. F. Scott’s (Waipiata) trophy for chain stepping.—R. R. Carr. Mr Gilchrist’s trophy, for sheep guessing.—Mrs C. H. Dougherty. Reddell’s trophy.—Mrs E. Carr. Mr W. J. Thurlow’s trophy, for quoits. —Master Rodger Andrews. D.I.C. trophy, for ladies’ chain stepping.—Miss Jean Gibson. Brazendale’s trophy, for the youth’s heading event. —J. Crutchley. President’s prize of £1 Is for the second and third prizes in the Farmers’ Cup.—-J. Crutchley and Stafford O’Neil. J. and J. Arthur’s trophy for the second prize in the youths’ event. —W. MacDonald. Dawson, Ltd., special for men’s quoits. —ll. Hilliard (Omakau). ■ John Anderson prize of £1 to the maiden competitor scoring most points in classses I and lI.—J. Cuttance.