WAIHEMO DOG TRIALS.

Otago Witness, Issue 3347, 8 May 1918, Page 43

WAIHEMO DOG TRIALS.

The "Waihenio Collie Club's trials were a great Buccees. Large entries were received, and excellent weather prevailed. The work in the maiden events was rather disappointing; but some splendid work was put in in the open events. Mr John Anderson (of Paerau) • acted as judge. A sheep-guessing competition was held both days. A presentation to the judge of a suit case was made by the president (Mr C. Chapman), who spoke in high terms of Mr Anderson. The surplus—a satisfactory amount—is to bo handed to Red Cross funds. The following are the results: Maiden Heading. Class 1. Eighteen entries.—J. Trotter 1, A. W. Pearson 2,.T. D. M'Leod 3, D. Ross 4. Open Heading. Class 2. Nineteen entries. J. Trotter 1, J. M'Lews 2, A. Paterson 3, W. Murray 4. Maiden Huntaway. Class 3. Twenty-four entries.—T. D. M'Leod 1, J. Trotter 2, A. Parkhill 3, T. D. M'Leod 4. Open Huntaway. Class 3. Twenty-two entries.—T. D. M'Leod 1, J. Trotter 2, A. Henderson 3. J. Craig 4. Special Prizes.—Best mustering team of three dogs, J. Trotter (Xurow); dog scoring most points in Classes 1 and 3, A. Parkhill; man scoring most points in Classes 1 and 3, T. D. M'Leod; Maiden Huntaway, T. D. M'Leod; dog scoring most points in Classes 2 and 4, W. Murray; dog scoring most points in Classes 2 and 4, T. P/. M'Leod; man scoring most points in Classes 3 and 4, A. Gordon; moat points at meting, A. Parkhill ; most points at meeting. J. Trotter.