WAIROA DOG TRIALS
LONG HEAD CLASS FIRST DAY’S RESULTS to the Herald.) WAIROA, this day. On the first day of the Wairoa Collie Club’s annual field trials yesterday Class I, long head, was completed in fine weather. The four placed dogs were:— Class I, Long Head A. Hickling’s Gyp, 48 points .. 1 N. McKinnon’s Spy, 4GJ points 2 M. McLennan’s Don, 45 points 3 H. Morice’s Laddie, 43J points 4 The second class, head and yard, is now in progress. MATAWAI TRIALS TWO CLASSES IN PROGRESS (Special to the Herald.) MATAWAI, this day, Although a few light showers fell at Matawai on Monday and Tuesday nights, the weather during the day was fine and warm for the opening of the Matawai Sheep Dog Trial Club’s field meeting. The great deal of interest the fixture had aroused amongst residents of the district was shown by the many cars parked on the grounds. Two classes, long head and hold in ring, .and short head and yard, have been commenced, but up to last evening neither had been completed. Owing to the late arrival of some of the competitors, tne committee decided to postpone the completion of Class I and to proceed with the short head and yard. Good entries have been received for the fixture, and some fine performances have been witnessed.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXV, Issue 19597, 31 March 1938, Page 4
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