HEAVY ENTRIES

Otago Daily Times, Issue 26957, 17 December 1948, Page 6

HEAVY ENTRIES

Harness Classes Ponies and Horses Large entries provided keen competition in the classes for harness ponies and horses. C. S. Elms, of Timaru, was again successful with his unbeaten champions. Kismet and Adorian, the latter being royal champion at Hastings last year. Awards:—, HARNESS PONIES Section A Judge: Mr P. Thomson, of Palmerston North Champion: C. S. Elms’s (Timaru) Kismet. Reserve champion: J Walker’s (Outram) Chance It Best and tidiest turnout, horse not to be over 14.2 hands (10 entries)—C. S. Elms (Timaru) 1, F. Blick (Invercargill) .2 and - Pony, hot over 14.2 hands (nine entries)—J. and H. Lilley (Rakaia) 1, Mrs Wood and Miss Smith (Christchurch) 2, G. Anderson (Wright’s Bush) 3. Pony, 14 hands and over 13.2 hands (five entries) —J. Walker (Outram) 1, M. Hazlett (South Hillend) 2. F. Blick (Invarcargill) 3. Pony, 13.2 hands and over 13 hands (six entries)—C. S. Elms 1. F. Blick 2. Fox Brothers 3. Section B Judge: Mr G. Maze, of Balclutha. Champion—J. and R. Lilley’s (Rakaia) Starlet; reserve champion, Miss B. Tatham’s (Dacre) All Black. Pony, 13 hands and over 12.2 hands (eight entries)—J. and R. Lilley 1, R. L Donald (Christchurch) 2, F. Blick (Invercargill) 3.. Pony, 12.2 hands and over 12 hands (five entries)—J. B. Hamilton (South Hillend) 1, A. G. Murphy (Invercargill) 2, D. M. Wilson (Mataura) 3. Pony, 12 hands or under (four entries) —Miss B. Tatham 1. Fox Brothers (Dunedin) 2, J. B. Hamilton 3. HARNESS HORSES Judge: Mr J. Ranstead, of Hamilton. Champion: C. S. Elms’s (Timaru) Adorian. Reserve champion: Misess F. and M. Walker’s (Outram) Modern Maid. Mare or gelding, 15 hands .or over (three entries)—C. S. Elms 1, Misses F. and M. Walker 2, Mrs I. Wood (Christchurch) 3. Mare or gelding, under 15 hands (seven entries)—J. J. Christie (Tuturau) 1, G. Anderson (Wright’s Bush) 2. C. W. Hughes (Lomeville) 3. Dog cart mare or gelding (four entries)—C. S. Elms 1, Mrs I. Wood 2. F E. Kesteven (Waitahuna) 3. Best and tidiest turnout, including horse, trap and harness (six entries)—C. S. Elms 1, Misses F. and M. Walker 2, Mrs I. Wood.