WALLACE A. AND P. SHOW.

Otago Witness, Issue 3115, 26 November 1913, Page 21

WALLACE A. AND P. SHOW.

(From Ouk Own Correspondent.) INVERCARGILL, November 19. The Wallace Agricultural and Pastoral Show, held at Otautau to-day in splendid weather, was the most successful held in regard to stock, the entries for which were very large. As is usual at this show, the draught horses wore a feature, and the quality exhibited compared well with past years. In draughts the question of type was. as is now usual, a debatable quantity, and complaints were rife regarding the exhibits in this respect. In light horses the hackney section was a very strong one. Light horses were not frequent, but wero of the first-class order. The dairy produce section was good, both in regard to quality and quantity. In sheep, pigs, and dogs there was no noticeable difference from previous years, but the quality was, as in past years, good. This show has now established itself as the premier of its kind in Western Southland, notwithstanding the fact that two other similar fixtures are now being run annually. The following is the prize-list; HORSES. Draughts.—Entire horse, 4 years and over—John Ewan’s Ardrimersay Prince (imp.) 1, J. B. Forde’s Premier Balgarvie 2, F. Anderson’s Baron Wigton 3; entire colt, 3 years —W. J. O’Connor’s Abbot King (by Abbot—Water Lily) L S. Brown’s Baron Massey (by Baron Bold—Dusky May) 2; entire colt, 2 years—John M'Farlane’s Premier Massey (by Premier Balgarvie)—Mary M'Arther) 1, R. Kennedy’s Bold Alexander (by Baron 80ld —dam by Captain Alexander) 2, H. E. Dahlenburg’s Avondale Balgarvie (by Premier Balgarvie—Water Lily) 3; entire colt, one year —R. Kennedy’s colt (by Baron Bold—dam by Pride of Newton) 1, R. Kennedy’s colt (by Abbot—darn by Herd Laddie) 2, H. E. Dahlenburg’s Herero Frotha (by Abbot —Lady) 3; bestgroorned stallion in classes 77 and 78—Mr Ronald Macdonald’s Bancor; sires produce stakes, entire colt, one year, sired by any entire horse entered for above stakes —R. Kennedy’s colt (by Abbot —darn by Herd Laddie) 1, H. E. Dahlenburg’s Herero Frotha 2, D. F. Clark’s Major (by Premier Balgarvie) 3; brood mare in foal, or with foal at foot—Walter Blaldo 1, Kennedy 2; best foal on ground—Walter Blakie 1: yeld mare, four years and upward—W. Kennedy 1, R. Kennedy 2; Guppies 3; three-year-old draught filly —Walter Blakie 1, R. Kennedy 2. Gray and Sons 3; two-year-old filly —H,. Mathieson 1, H. E. Dahlenburg 2; one-year-old filly—Walter Blakie 1, R. Kennedy 2 and 3, H. E. Dahlenburg 4 and 5 ; one-year-old colt or filly, best on ground in any draught class—Walter Blakie 1, R. Kennedy 2 and 3; sire and two of progeny, either colts or fillies up to two years—J. B. Fordo 1,2, and 3; sires’ produce stakes, filly one year old, sired by any entire horses entered for above stakes —J. Kennedy 1 and 2; mare and two of progeny, the property of one exhibitor— Walter Blakie 1, R. Kennedy 2; group of three mares or fillies, to be the property of one exhibitor —Walter Blakie 1, R. Kennedy 2; champion certificate for best mare or filly—Walter Blakie 1; draught gelding, any age —Gray and Sons 1, R. Kennedy 2; pair of mares, three years and upwards— W’alter Blakie 1, R. Kennedy 2; host threehorse working team, mares or geldings, all to be the property of one exhibitor —11. E. Dahlenburg 1; most points in draught horses —R. Kennedy 1. Thoroughbreds.—Entire, three years and upwards—A. Chisholm’s Rose Noble 1; entire, two years—B. Dickson’s Lucdgarth 1 R. Tapper, jun.’s Appleby 2; champion certificate for best entire —Chisholm’s Rose Noble 1. John Shaw’s Joubert 2; mare, any age, in foal or with foal at foot —Chisholm’s Cartouche 1, W. Crowe’s Lady Margaret 2, R. Tapper, jun.'s Clipper 3; mare, three years and upwards, dry, to be shown in saddle—W. G. Harrison’s Kitty O’Slhea, 1, Jas. MTntyro (by Canrobert —Tugela) 2, A. Chisholm’s Lady Bomba 3; filly, two years —R. Ration's Golden W r ave 1, M. Boyle’s Lady Roberts 2, H. Rubber 3; champion thoroughbred marc —A. Chisholm's Cartouche. Trotters. —Best two-year-old trotting or pacing bred colt, filly, or gelding—L. Cody’s Bollbird 1, W. Kennedy’s Lasse do 2; best yearling trotting or pacing bred colt, filly, or gelding—John Shaw’s Norman 1, L. Cody 2. Hackneys.—Best stallion for breeding carriage horses or weight-carrying hacks— M. Townsend’s Electioneer II 1, F. Anderson’s Belmont Royal 2; weight-carrying hack, mare, or gelding, up to lost, saddled and mounted in ring—John Macdonald 1, R 11. Bisset’s Waiau 2, G. L. M’Clurc 3: hack marc or gelding, up to 13st, saddled and mounted in ring—G. Anderson’s Kentuckoy 1, R. M'Dougall’s Bellringer 2, W. P’ Grcig’s Bellsmoro 3; light hack mare or gelding up to list, saddled and mounted in ring—A. Robson’s Black Bess 1, W. R. Ronald 2. J. R. M’Dougall 3; horse, mare, or gelding best adapted for mounted rifleman up to 15st, to bo saddled and mounted in ring—W. R. Ronald’s Black Boss 1, A. Cartwright 2, G. Tapper’s Vida 3; lady’s luack, mounted and ridden by lady in the ring—H. Hubbor 1, James Pankhurst 2. M- Boyle 3; best lady rider

(side saddle only)—Miss MTvor; mare or gelding, 15 hands and under, to be saddled and mounted in ring—G. Tapper’s Vida 1. A. Chisholm’s Lady Bomba 2, -®. Tapper, jun.’s Laddie 3; pony, 14 hands and under—T, King’s Horrell 1, T. W. Fordo’s Queeuio 2; pony, 12 hands and under— J. G. Smith’s Moonlight 1, Mies C. Trotter’s Topsy 2. Harness. —Light harness mare or gelding, over 15 hands —G. Anderson’s Kentucky 1, F. Brown's Dolly 2, W. F. Greig’s Bollsmoro 3; light harness mare or gelding, 15 hands and under —A. Cartwright 1, J. R. Rcidie’s Rowona 2, H. E. Dahlenburg's Qucenie 5 ; best dog cart horse, hare, or gelding, to be driven in ring—Jas. Sheddan’s Black Boy 1, R. H. Bisset’e Waiau 2, Jas Hhoddan 3; tidiest turn-out (horse, vehicle, and harness), up to one ton weight —G. R. Blatch 1; tidiest turn-out (horse, vehicle, and harness), up to lOcwt—J. Sheridan 1, Stephens and Cole 2, Country Stores 3; tidiest turn-out, farmers (trap, horse, and harpeso)—G. Anderson’s Kentucky 1, A. Cartwright 2, W. R. Ronald’s Black Bess 3; harness pony, 14.1 hands and under, to bo driven in ring—J. R. Reidie’a Rowona 1, T. W. Ford’s Qucenie 2, T. King’s Sorrell 3; pair of horses to bo driven in ring—R. H. Bisset’s Fulnmn and Waiau, tandem team, 1; R. H. Bisset 2, W. L. Gardiner 3. Jumping Horses.—Best hunter, three times over three hurdles, at three paces —alow, middle, and fast —W. Lcdingham’s Cody T, W. Gardiner’s Parramatta 2, M. O’Brien’s Reno 3; best lady rider over jumps—Mrs MaoPherson 1; leaping horse over high jumps—Reno (G. Taylor) 1, Beaumont (Langford) 2. The height cleared was sft lOin, CATTLE. Shorthorn bull, three years and upwards —W. Kennedy 1; bull, one year —G. Buchanan 1 and 3, H. S. Gould 2; cow, three years and upwar is—U Buchanan 1 and 2 and champion; heifer, one year--. 4. Buchanan 1 and 2, W. Kennedy 3; Ayrshire bull, three years and upwards—H. S Gould 1; bull, two years —G. Meek 1 and 2; bull, one year —G. Meek 1 ; champion best bull LI. S. Gould 1; < ow, throe years and upwards—G Meeic 1 and 2; heifer, two years—G. Meek 1; heifer, one year— G. Meek 1 ; champion best cow or heifer—G. Meek 1; Holstein bull, three years and upward —F. H. Donkin 1; bull, two years—A. Fleck 1; Jersey bull, throe years and upwards— T. Norman 1; bull, one year—T. Norman 1; champion best, hull—T. Norman 1 ; cow, three yearn and upwards—T. Norman 1 and 2; heifer, two years—T. Norman 1; heifer, one year —T. Norman 1,2, and 3; champion best cow or heifer —T. Norman 1; Hereford bull, two years —F. H. Donkin 1; cow, throe years and upwards—W. Lindsay 1; champion, best cow or heifer—W. Lindsay ; crossbred cow or heifer, in milk or in calf—Jno. Lindsay 1, H. S. Gould 2; pair of cows, in milk, property of one exhibitor —Jno. Lindsay 1, H. S. Gould 2; cottar’s cow, any breed, in milk or in calf—Jno. Ballock 1. Fat Cattle. —Pair fat bullocks, J. R. Kennedy 1, Stephens and Cole 2; one fat bullock—Stephens and Cole 1. R. Kennedy 2; one fat cow—Jno. Macdonald jun., 1, Stephens and Cole 2, R. Kennedy 3. " SHEEP. Border Leicester ram, two-shear and over —Jno. Horrell, jun., 1 and 2; ram, oneshear —Jno. Horrell 1, W. Kennedy 2; ram hogget, W Kennedy 1. Jno. Horrell 2 and 3; two ram hoggets —W. Kennedy 1; oneshear ewe. with lamb at foot—R. Anderson 1, Jno. Horrell 2, \V. Kennedy 3; ewe hogget—R. Anderson 1, W. Kennedy 2 and 3; pen of two ewo hoggets—W. Kennedy 1, W. Sale 2; champion certificate for ewo —R. Anderson; Romney Marsh ram, twoshear and over —R. Anderson 1, P. A. Donkin 2; ram hogget—R. Anderson 1, F. L. Donkin 2; two ram hoggets—F. L. Donkin 1; owe, one-shear and over, with lamb at foot—F. L. Donkin 1 and 2, R. Anderson 3; ewe hogget—R. Anderson 1 and 2, F. L, Donkin 3; pen of two ewe hoggets—F. L. Donkin 1, R. Anderson 2; English Leicester ram, one-shear and upward —Wm. Bell 1,2, and 3; ram hogget— J. B. Fordo 1 and 2; ewe, one-shear and upward, with lamb at foot—-J. B. Fordo 1. 2, and 3: Shropshire ram, one-shear and upward- -VV. Swale 1 and 2, R. Kennedy 3; ram hogget—W. Swale 1; “wo, one-shear and up, with lamb at foot—W. Swale 1 < nd 2; ewe hogget—W. Swale 1 and 2; ewo hogget—W. Swale 1 and 2; crossbred p» n of three crossbred owes, with lambs at foot — \V. Kennedy 1 and 3, S. James 2; pen of five crossbred ewe hoggets—W. Kennedy 1 and 2, S. James 3; pen of five crossbred wether hoggets—W. Kennedy 1. Fat Sheep.—Pen of five fat shorn wethers, not to show more than six-tooth—\V. Kennedy 1 and 2, Stepheas and Cole 3; pen of five fat lambs—W. Kennedy 1, Geo. Low 2, H. D. Colli© 3; pen of five fat wether hoggets, shorn —W. Kennedy 1. T. A. Buckingham 2, S. James 3; pen of five hoggets, shorn—o. E. Ciont 1, W. Kennedy 2, S.

James 3; pen of 10 fat hoggets (ewes o\ wethers), shorn—W. Kennedy 1, 3. Jamea 2 and 3 PIGS. Berkshire sow (any age), in pig or with litter—Q. Buchanan ~1; Yorkshire sow (any age), in pig or with litter—John Lindsay l\ best fat pig—G. Buchanan 1. DOGS. Rough collie dog or bitch, workers only—■ R. Andcison 1; bearded collie dog or bitch, workers only—J. B. Purdue 1, W. Heydon 2, H. M'Konzie 3; smooth collio dog or bitch, workers only—J. B. Purdue 1, R. M'Dougall 2, W. Stormouth 3. DAIRY PRODUCE Factory-made cheese—Otautau Dairy Fao« tory 1 and 2, Wright Bush Dairy Factory 3; fresh butter 2lb in £lb rolls'—Mrs D. M'lvor 1. Mrs W. Lindsay 2, Mrs W. Lindsay 3; powdered butter, 21b in £lb rolls — Mrs D. M'lvor 1, Mre T. Orosbie 2, Mrs W. Lindsay 3: nalt butter, not les3 than 51b, in jars—Mrs M'Dougall 1, Mrs Maodonald 2, Mrs T. Crosbie 3; best fanoy butter, quality and design to bo taken into consideration—Mrs O Renowden 1, Mrs H. M'Leod 2. COOKING.' Best home-made loaf—Mrs James Ryan l, 2, and 3; best oatcake—Mre James Ryan 1 and 2, Mrs James Lindsay 3; best homomade girdle scones —Mrs Dodd 1. Miss R. Lindsay 2, Miss Anderson 3; best oven scones—Mrs W. Lindsay 1, Mrs D. D. Maodonald 2, Miss Anderson 3; best tray of afternoon tea cakes—Mrs Dodd 1 and L, Miss J. Ryan 3. GENERAL. Heaviest dozen fresh hen egg3 —Miss M. Malcolm 1, Miss R. Lindsay 2, Mrs J Ryan 3; roll of bacon—Thos. King 1, Janifs Gordon 2 and 3; roll of bacon, farm cured —James Gordon 1 and 2, Mrs Jamea Ryan 3: ham—Stephens and Cole 1; ham, farm cured—Miss R. Lindsay 1, 11. D. Collie 2, Thos. King 3; exhibit of cut Howers—Mrs J. Ryan 1 and 2; most points in dairy produce--Mia James Ryan.