TIMARU SHOW

Otago Witness, Issue 3216, 3 November 1915, Page 14

TIMARU SHOW

TIMARU, October 29. The Timaru A. and P. Association’s jubilee show was favoured with fine weather on both days, and People’s Day, yesterday, the attendance was very large—nearly a record, about 12,000 being present. Efforts had been made to ensure the jubilee show being much larger than usual, but adverse conditions (local and Imperial) prevented expectations from being realised. Tho entries showed some increase on those of last year, thanks to many from North Canterbury and North Otago. Many local exhibitors of previous years were not represented. Lincoln College and the New Zealand Land Company, Moeraki, filled many sheep pens. Mr E. Kelland held his own against the Lincoln College in English Leicester©, the Land Company led in

Lincolns and Corriedalcs, Lincoln College in Romneys and Southdowns, and Mr R. Parry in Shropshircs. Light horses, harness, hacks, and hunters as usual provided a largo section. The draught horses wore a good section. Mr J. R. Patrick (Outrain). took championships with Baron Bold and a mare from this horse. The Christchurch district furnished the pick of light harness horses The produce entries were largo, and nearly the whole collection was given for sale for Red Cross purposes. A portion of the profits is to be similarly disposed of. OTAGO SUCCESSES. Otago breeders of Clydesdale horses putup a good record in the section for Clydesdale horses. Particulars of the achievements are as follow: Stallions (aged)—Mr James Patrick’s Baron Bold 1 Stallion (two year-olds)—Mr James Patrick’s colt by Baron Bold 1. Sire, with three of his progeny—Mr James Patrick’s Baron Bold 1. Best Walking Stallion —Mr James Patrick’s Baron Bold 1. Male Championship—Mr James Patrick’s Baron Bold. Reserve Championship—Mr James Patrick’s two-year-old colt by Baron Bold. Brood Marcs—Mr James Patrick’s Mag. g o Young (imp.). 1; Messrs Thomson and Co.'s Agatha ( : mp.). 2; Mr James Patrick’s White Silk (imp.), 5. Dry Mares—Messrs Thomson and Co.’s Baron’s Brilliant (imp.) 1. Mr James Patrick’s Innerpcffray Nell (imp.) 2, Mr W. Macaulcy’s marc, from Oamaru, 3. Throe-year-old Mare—Mr James Patrick’s mare by Baron Bold 1. Two-year-old Filly—Messrs Thomson and Co. 1. One-vear-old Filly—Mr James Patrick’s Fillv of Maggie Young’s 1. Female Championship—Messrs Thomson and Co.’s Baron’s Brilliant (imp.). Reserve Championship—Mr James Patrick’s Maggß Young (imp.). Group of Three Mares—Mr James Patrick 1. Group of Four Mares—Mr James Patrick 1. Group of Four Mares and Fillies—Messrs Thomson and Co. I. Cup for most points—Mr James Patrick 34 points, Messrs Thomson and Co. 14' points. /