KENNEL CLUB

Southland Times, Issue 25342, 22 July 1935, Page 4

KENNEL CLUB

FINAL DAY OF SHOW SPECIAL PRIZES There was again a large attendance for the second and concluding day of the Southland Kennel Club’s Show in the old Garrison Hall on Saturday. With increased entries, higher quality dogs and greater public interest, the show was a distinct improvement on the club’s first annual fixture lust December. A breeder has set a lead in the presentation of additional trophies_ by giving a prize for annual competition equivalent in value to the prize money he secured at last week’s show. The Mayoress (Mrs John Miller) was the judge at a children’s fancy dress parade in the afternoon, '.through the generosity of Mr H. Hinchcliff, of Wellington, all those taking part received prizes. The show concluded with a parade of prize-winners in the evening, when the prizes were presented by the president of the club, Mr Robert Stout, and Mrs Stout. The Remaining Awards. The following are the special prizes and trophies, awarded on Saturday morning:— T. F. Gilkison Challenge Cup, presented by Mr T. F. Gilkison for best dog or bitch in the show.—Mr T. Hodge’s black cocker spaniel Rossmount Scott. Hope-Pearson Challenge Cup, presented by Mr R. E. Hope-Pearson for best opposite sex to winner of previous award.—Mrs B. Hastie’s colonial-bred Alsatian bitch Queen of Gladstone. Rowland Cup, presented by Mr L. Rowland for best wire-haired fox terrier puppy.—Mr J. Richardson’s Carlton Jock. Miss Leila Greig’s (Timaru) challenge trophy for best Alsatian in show. —Mrs B. Hastie’s Queen of Gladstone. M. Winder’s Cup, presented by Mr M. Winders for best sporting dog.— Mr T. Hodge’s black cocker spaniel Rossmount Scott. Christchurch Toy Dog and Cat Club’s Cup for best toy.—Mrs L. Barton’s Sydney Silkie bitch Mangawhare Baby. Robert Stout Challenge Cup, presented by Mr R. Stout for best nonsporting dog or bitch.-—Mrs B. Hastie’s Alsatian bitch Queen of Gladstone. Mr S. D. Stewart’s Miniature Cup, for best exhibit owned and shown by a lady.—-Mrs B. Hastie’s Queen of Gladstone. Mr R. Stout’s Miniature Cup, for best non-sporting dog or bitch other than toys.—Mrs B. Hastie’s Queen of Gladstone. Mr J. W. Colquhoun’s Miniature Cup, for best smooth-coated fox terrier in show.—Mr A. B. Fraser’s Brownlow Brutus. Mr J. W. Colquhoun’s Miniature Cup, for best spaniel.—Mr T. Hodge’s Rossmount Scott. Mr A. D. Bum’s Miniature Cup, for best bulldog in show.—Mr J. Rattray’s Dinty Melrose. Mrs V. Wain’s Miniature Cup, for best collie.—Mrs M. H. Leckie’s roughcoated d: ' Rajah of Lochiel. Mr A. G. Forde’s Miniature Cup, for best Labrador.—Miss R. M. Baffin's Duke Danillo. Mrs L. Rowland’s prize for best wirehaired puppy.—Mr J. Richardson’s Carlton Jock. Mr S. D. Stewart’s prize for best puppy in show. —Mr A. W. Broad’s English setter Baron of Beechwood. Well-Wisher’s prize for best retriever. —Mrs M. Shaw’s curly-coated dog Master Roy. Well-Wisher’s prize for best setter. — Mr A. W. Broad’s English setter Baron of Beechwood. Messrs Woolworths Ltd’s trophy for best Southland-owned.—Mr A. './. Broad’s Baron of Beechwood. S. McDonald Ltd’s trophy for bestopposite sex toy.—Miss Gwenda Stewart’s Pekinese Princess Jenny. S. ’ cDonald’s Ltd’s tropb” for best novice dog or bitch in show.—Miss E. Edmond’s Prince of Glen Avon. Mr C. Lyon’s trophy for best opposite sex sporting dog.—Mr M. Simpson’s colonial-bred black spaniel bitch Bay Bess. Mr P. Winders trophv for best opposite sex to winner of Robert Stout Cup.—Mrs M. H. Leckie’s rough-coated collie dog Raiah of ~ ochiel. Mr J. M. Samson’s trop’ for best terrier. —Dr. A. Smith-Morton’s Scottish terrier dog Rouken Emigrant. Dr. A. Smith-Morton’s prize for best low to ground terrier. —Donor’s Rouken Emigrant. Mr C. Paine’s prize for best opposite sex to winner of Miss Leila Greig’s trophy.—Mrs C. Hebbard’s Alsatian dog Lidstone of Leithval.