ROYAL SHOW

Southland Times, Issue 22461, 22 December 1934, Page 12

ROYAL SHOW

SPECIAL AWARDS RESULTS ANNOUNCED. The awards for the special classes in the individual sections at* the Royal Show last week were announced by the Southland A. and P. Association yesterday. The results are:— Walker and Hall Challenge Shield (most points won in any or all breeds of purebred classes—J. Mosley ana Sons, 171 points, 1; William Kennedy, 112 points, 2; J. G. Galpin, 105 points, 3; Sir R. H. Rhodes, 101 points, 4. H. and J. Smith Cup (most points in cattle, sheep and horses). —J. Mosley and Sons, 171pts, 1; William Kennedy, 132pts, 2. SHEEP. Fertilizers (South Island) Ltd. Challenge Trophy (for most points in purebred sheep in natural condition sec-

tions) —J. Mosley and Sons, 52pts. The McDougall and Robertson Cup (for champion ram of breed with greatest number of entries). —J. Mosley and Sons (Romney Marsh). The New Zealand Sheepowners’ and Farmers’ Federation Challenge Shield (for the highest aggregate of points in purebred sheep).—J. Mosley and Sons, 160pts. Border Leicester.—John Horrell Silver Challenge Cup (best shearling ram).—William Kennedy. The New Zealand Sheep Breeders’ Silver Shields —Ram, William Kennedy; ewe, Canterbury Agricultural College. Corricdale. —The Reginald MacKinnon Medal.—Bushey Park Estate. Silver Challenge Cup (donated by Mr L. R. C. McFarlane, for most points m English Leicesters). —Sir R. Heaton Rhodes. Sir William Perry’s Perpetual Challenge Cup for champion Lincoln Ram.—W. M. Bishell. Marlborough Merino Sheep Breeders’ Association Challenge Cup for best Merino ram.—R. Jopp. New Zealand Romney Marsh Sheep Breeders’ Association Challenge Cups—Champion Romney ram, J. Mosley and Sons; champion Romney ewe, J. Mosley and Sons. New Zealand Romney Marsh Sheep Breeders’ Association Championship Shields—Royal Champion ram, J. Mosley and Sons; Royal Champion ewe —J. Mosley and Sons. Trustees of the late T. L. Barnhill Trophy (for most points in Romney Marsh hoggets, open section)—J. Mosley and Sons. Fleming and Co. Trophy (most points in Romney Marsh sheep, natural conditions) —J. Mosley and Sons. Trustees late T. L. Barnhill Trophy (most points in Romney Marsh hoggets)—J. Mosley and Sons. Ryeland Sheep Society of New Zealand £1 1/(best Ryeland ram hogget)—John Brooks. A. E. Averill Cup (for champion Ryeland ram) —John Brooks. A. E Averill Cup (for champion Ryeland ewe)—H. C. Bayly Withell. Southdown Sheep Society Gold Medal (for champion ram owned by member) —H. J. Andrew; champion ewe—H. J. Andrew. Southdown Sheep Society Trophy (for most points in sections)' —H. J. Andrew. Southdown Society of England Challenge Cups—Best ram, H. J. Andrew; best New Zealand-bred ram, H. J. Andrew. William Watson Memorial Trophy (for most points in Southdown sheep)—H. J. Andrew, Invercargill Civic Band Silver Cup (most points in crossbred sheep) .A. Greenlees. W. J. A. McGregor Trophj (most points in fat lamb section). —William Swale. A. S. Holms Trophy (most points in fat lamb classes)—Ocean Beach, yards, G. Low; hooks, H. Affleck. South Island Collie Association Trophy (first in dog trials)—G. P. Johnston. Canterbury Perpetual Challenge Cup (most points in dairy cattle) —G. S. Young. New Zealand Aberdeen Angus Association Challenge Cups—. Champion male, Sir William Hunt; champion female—Sir William Hunt. Aberdeen Angus Cattle Society of Scotland’s Challenge Cup (best animal of breed).—Sir William Hunt. Aberdeen Angus Cattle Society of Scotland’s Silver Medal—Sir William Hunt. Hereford Herd Book Society of England Challenge Cup (best New Zealand bull)— A. S. Holms. New Zealand Hereford Cattle Breeders’ Association Perpetual Challenge Cup (best yearling bull)— A. S. Holms Miniature Cup—A. S. Holms. Shorthorn Society of Great Britain and Ireland Challenge Cup (best pedigree bull) —J. C. Chamberlain. Shorthorn Society of New Zealand Challenge Cup (best registered male or female) —J. C. Chamberlain. R. J. Anderson Prize (for champion bull) —J. C. Chamberlain. Reginald MacKinnon Medal (entries in best show condition).—J. C. Chamberlain. CATTLE. Milking Shorthorns—McGovern Challenge Cup (best yearling bull) —J. J. Moore. Fitzhugh Challenge Cup (best milking heifer)—D. Murphy and Sons Southland Branch Milking Shorthorn Association Trophies—Pair yearling heifers, D. Murphy and Sons; sire and two progeny, D. Murphy and Sons. Cup for most points in section —D. Murphy and Sons. Southland Football Association Trophy—J. Bateman. Red Polls.—Challenge Cup donated by his Excellency the Governor-Gen-eral (for highest aggregate).—G. S. Young. English Red Poll Society Challenge Cup—Sir Heaton Rhodes. G. S. Young Trophy—Sir Heaton Rhodes. Friesians—New Zealand Friesian Association Challenge Cup—Best male, W. Y. Dickie and Sons; best female, L. H. Leslie. New Zealand Breweries Perpetual Gold Cup (champion female)— L. H. Leslie. J. Milne Trophy—L. H. Leslie. Southland Times Trophy —A. S. Elworthy. Southland Branch Friesian Association Silver Cup—A. S. Elworthy. Ayrshires.—Sir Charles Fergusson Challenge Cup—A. M. Weir. New Zealand Ayrshire Cattle Breeders’ Association Medals—Champion bull, A. M. Weir; champion cow, A. M. Weir. Southland Cricket Association Trophy —A. M. Weir. J. Milne Trophy—A. M. Weir. Southland Times Co. Trophy—J. Donald. Jerseys.—South British Insurance Co. Gold Cup—N. Moore. New Zealand Cattle Breeders’ Association Challenge Cups—Champion male, J. Fleming. Champion female, N. Moore. Southland

Times Co. Tronhy—R. Clark. Sir Joseph Ward Trophy—N. Moore. Farmers Dairy Federation Prize —N. Moore. Fat Cattle.—J. Holland Trophy—A. S. Holms. HORSES. Clydesdales—British Clydesdale Horse Society Medals—Champion stallion, R. Hamilton; champion mare, Fleming Bros. Reginald MacKinnon Medal— Fleming Bros. George Hamilton Trophy—Fleming Bros. Trophies for Most Points —Fleming Bros. 1, A. Grant 2. Southland News Co. Trophy—Fleming Bros. Mossbank Coal Co. Trophy—A. Draughts.—Southland News Co. Trophy—Fleming Bros. Hunters.—A. Home Trophy—Angus Macdonald. PIGS. N.Z. Pig Breeders’ Association Challenge Cups—Champion Berkshire, J. D. Galpin; champion Tamworth —J. D. Galpin; champion Large Black, D. and S. Ross; champion Large White, J. D. Galpin. *