DOGS EXHIBITED

Taranaki Daily News, 12 June 1931, Page 4

DOGS EXHIBITED

GOOD QUALITY ANIMALS

. JUDGING AT WINTER SHOW ' EXHIBITION IN FULL SWING COMPLETION OF PRIZE LIST The judging of the exhibits at the Taranaki Agricultural Society’s 22nd winter show at New Plymouth concluded yesterday, when the show was in full ewing. The dog and rabbit sections. opened yesterday and proved a great attraction, ae did the poultry classes, which were judged on Wednesday. To-day will be the last day of the show, and it is anticipated that the attendances will be heavy. “Although the entries in the dog sections are not very numerous, the quality is excellent and many of the dogs that gained first prizes have been shown ' extensively at metropolitan shows,” said the judge, Mr. Norman Wade. The ' beat dog was Mrs. Lacey’s King Bowdler, probably one of the most travelled dogs of recent years, continued the judge, and during that time it had never failed to reach the highest honours. The Terriers were of good quality and the best wire or smooth Terrier was Mr. Patterson’s Ryburn Rivalry, a wire-haired bitch of excellent type and sound all over. The runner-up was a smooth-coated terrier, a very short- * . backed little dog with fine legs and feet which lost ,to a bitch with strength of neck, expression and freedom of movement. Of the other Terriers there was an Irish belonging to Mr. D. H. Edgar, an Airedale bitch belonging to Mr. J. S. King and a Scotch Terrier belonging to Miss Gavin. These were very even and took some trouble in sorting out, and the award eventually went to the Irish Terrier, which was better than , the others in coat on the day. The rough-coated Collie classes were not big. The hitherto unbeaten champion dog belonging to Mr. Prickett’s struck its colours to a newcomer in Miss J. Corkill’s Squire. The winner was full of Collie character and type, being shorter and stronger in the back and sound all over. The judge predicted a good future for the winning Collie. The winning Setter was a fair sort but the remainder were not up to first-class standard. The number of toy dogs was disappointing, but the winner in the Pomeranian class, belonging to Miss Daisley, was a sound little dog with a good dark eye and a sharp expression, continued the judge. Of the Bulldogs, the •winning dog and bitch were first-class specimens capable of holding their own in any company. The special was awarded to the bitch, which was harder and better conditioned. The judge recommended the owner of the winning dog, Mr. Hawkins, to pay more attention to exercise and training the dog, for if it were more fit prizes would probably come its way. The Alsatians were of good quality, the special going to a young pup, Thor of Glen. Lodge (Mr. 0. Al. Nasmith), which was shown for the first time. It was a young dog of splendid temperament, well proportioned, of a good colour and well gaited. Only one greyhound was shown, but this was a good bitch. “Noticeable absentees from the show .are Borzois, deerhounds, Great Danes, greyhounds, and harriers, and this is regrettable for if dog lovers are to affect these breeds it.will be a tremendous encouragement to . the executives of kennel clubs throughout New Zealand,” continued Mr. Wade. “All these breeds are dogs of the larger variety, create a tremendous effect in a show and arc eagerly looked for by a large number of people. “I know there are a great number of greyhounds which might be shown, but . the lack of interest by the owners is a great handicap, to the show_ promoters. Among the hounds housed in the kennels of the respective hunt clubs are many notable dogs, some of which are recent importations of high class. If, for no other purpose than educational, a little trouble were taken by the masters and huntsmen, it would be well rewarded by the appreciation of the public. Hounds are gaily coloured, obviously brainy, and make a distinctive showing on the benches.” AWARDS IN DOG SECTION. The. judge of the dog section, Mr. Norman Wade, made the following awards:— > ALSATIANS. DOGS. Puppy, under six months.—o. M. Nasmith’s Lord Bing of Glen Lodge 1. Puppy, under 12 months.—o. M. Nasmith’s Thor of Glen Lodge 1. Maiden. —O. Al. Nasmith’s Thor of Glen Lodge 1, D. E. Lund’s Rawhiti of Vindebona 2, C. Stronge’s (Oaonui) Gloria of Hainault 3. Novice! —0. M. Nasmith’s Thor of Glen Lodge 1, D. E. Lund’s Rawhiti of Vindebona 2, 0. Stronge’s (Oaonui) Gloria of Hainault. 3. Limit.— -C. Haynes’ Danko Picardy of Kilmartin 1, D. E. Lund’s Rawhiti of Vindebona 2, H. W. Thompson’s (Wellington) Baron von Schiller of Glencourt 3. Open. —C. Haynes’ Danko Picardy of Kilmartin 1, H. W. Thompson’s Baron von Schiller of Glencourt 2. Stud. —-H. W. Thompson's Baron von Schiller of Glencourt 1. BITCHES. Puppy, under six months. —O. M. Nasmith’s Lady Briar of Glen Lodge 1. GREYHOUNDS. Brood bitch.—W. H. Harrison’s Gay Lady 1. GOLDEN RETRIEVERS. DOGS. Puppy, under 12 months.—N. Hyland’s Watch 1. Maiden.—N. Hyland’s Watch 1. Novice. —N. Hyland’s Watch 1. Limit.—N. Hyland’s Watch 1. Open.—N. Hyland’s Watch 1. ENGLISH SETTERS. DOGS. Limit.—Warren S. Joyce’s (Ornata) Maranui Rover 1. Open.—M. L. Sweeney's (Palmerston North) Rapanui Ranger 1, Warren 8. Joyce’s Maranui River 2. .Stud.—Al. L. Sweeney’s Rapanui Ranger 1. BITCHES. Puppy, under 12 months.—M. L. Sweeney’s Rapanui Sally 1. Open.—M. L. Sweeney's Rapanui Sally 1.

IRISH SETTERS. DOGS. Novice. —N. E. Sampson’s (Sentry Hill) Bronze 1. Limit. —N. E. Sampson’s Bronze 1. Open.—N. E. Sampson’s Bronze 1. Stud.—N. E. Sampson’s Bronze I. COLLIES—ROUGH COATED. DOGS. Puppy, under six months.—Ernbst M. Bardsley’s (Hawera) Lothian Larne 1. Puppy, under 12 mopths.—Ernest M. Bardsley’s Lothian Larne 1. Maiden.—Miss J. Corkill’s Squire 1. Novice.—Miss J. Corkill’s Squire 1. Limit—Miss J. Corkill’s Squire 1, Mrs. A. C. Smith’s (Wanganui Ea§t) Belmont Senator 2. Open.—Miss J. Corkill’s Squire 1, W. H. Prickett’s (Hamilton) Laird Aristocrat 2, Mrs. A. C. Smith’s Belmont Senator 3. Stud.—W. H. Prickett’s Laird Aristocrat 1. BITCHES. Limit. —Ernest M. Bardsley’s Lothian Lenore 1. Open. —W. H. Prickett's Levens Lavinia 1, Ernbst M. Bardsley’s Lothian Lenore 2. ' Brood bitch—W. H. Prickett’s Levens Lavinia 1, Ernest M. Bardsley’s Lothian Lenore 2. COLLIES, BEARDED. DOGS. Limit.—B. Pratt’s (Bell Block) Handsome Boy 1. Open.—B. Pratt’s Handsome Boy 1. Stud.—Bi. Pratt’s Handsome Boy 1. . BITCHES. ' Puppy, under 12 months. —B. Pratt’s Handsome Lady 1. Maiden.—B. Pratt’s Handsome Lady 11 Novice.—B. Pratt’s Handsome Lady I. Limit—B. Pratt’s Handsome Lady 1. Open B. Pratt’s Handsome Lady 1. Brace.—B. Pratt’s Handsome Boy and , Handsome Lady 1. AIREDALES. DOGS. Puppy, under 12 months.—J. S. King’s Prince Ilan 1. Maiden.—Stanley W. Green’s Rutherglen Bob 1. Novice. —Stanley W. Green’s Rutherglen Bob 1. Limit.—J. S. King’s Prince Ilan 1, Stanley W. Green’s Rutherglen Bob 2. Open.—J. S. King’s Prince Ilan 1. BITCHES. Open.—J. S. King’s Duchess Royal l. ; FOX terriers, smooth. DOGS. - , Puppy, under 12 months.—A. :Rouse’S; (Hawera) Prince 1. Maiden.—A. Rouse’s Prince 1, H. H. Giles’ Peter 2. ! Novice. — A: Rouse’s Prince 1, H.; H. 1 Giles’ Peter 2. Limit.—Mrs. F. M. Baker’s (Danne-' virke) Birchley Blizzard 1, A. T. Moore’s Oakswcll Masher 2, A. Rouse’s Prince 3. Open.—Mrs. F. if. Baker’s Birchley Blizzard 1, A. T. Moore’s Oak&well Masher 2, A. Rouse’s .Prince 3. . Stud.—Mrs. F. M. Baker’s Birchley Blizzard 1, A. \T. Moore’s Oakswell Masher 2. BITCHES. Maiden.—A. T. Moore’s Oakswell Bonnie 1. Novice.—A. T. Moore's Birchley Bluff 1, A. T. Moore’s Oakswell Bonnie 2. Limit.—Mrs. F. M. Baker’s Birchley Breeze 1, A. T. Moore’s Birchley Bluff 2, A. T- Moore’s Oakswell Bonnie 3< Open—Mrs. F. M. Baker’s Birchley Breeze 1, A. T. Moore’s Birchley Bluff 2, A. - T. Moore’s Oakswell Bonnie 3. Brace.—Mrs. F. AL. Baker 1, A. T. Moore 2. Team. —A. T. Moore 1. FOX terrier, wire. DOGS. Puppy, under six months. —F. Swindell’s Tip Toes of Tintern 1, F. Swindell’s Trapper of Tintern 2, F. J. Patterson’s (Palmerston North) Glamis Guard 3. - . Maiden—F. Swindell’s Tip Toes of Tintern 1. Novice.—F. Swindell’s Tip Toes of Tintern 1. Limit.—Miss R. Gentles’ (Fitzroy). Teaser of Tintern 1. ') ■ Open.—Miss R. Gentles’ Teaser of Tin-: tern 1. BITCHES. ■ Puppy, under six months.—F.. Swindell’s Tea Tray of Tintern 1, F. Swindell’s Tulip Time of Tintern .2, Maiden.—F. Swindell’s Tulip Time of Tintern 1. Novice—F. Swindell’s Tulip Tim? of Tintern 1. Limit.—F. J. Patterson’s Ryburn Rivalry 1. Open. —F. J. Patterson’s Ryburn Rivalry 1. Brood bitch.—F. J. Patterson’s Ryburn Rivalry 1. IRISH TERRIERS. BITCHES. Limit.—D. H. Edgar’s (Wellington) Gilford Portway Gem I. Open.—D. H. Edgar’s Gilford Pqrtway Gem 1, F. Swindell’s Bed Betty of Tintern 1. SCOTTISH TERRIERS. DOGS. Limit.—Miss M. H. Gavin's (Waitara) Totteridge Glen Afton 1. Open—Miss M. H. Gavin’s Totteridge Glen Afton 1. COCKER SPANIELS, BLACK. DOGS. Maiden.—J. H. Dunn’s Pride of Tukapa I. Novice.—J. H. Dunn’s pride of Tukapa Open.—Mrs. P. S. Lacey’s (Whakaronga) King Bowdler 1. DOGS. Puppy, under 12 months.—Mrs. R. J. Copes take’s (Fitzroy) Paritutu Boy Blue I. Maiden. —Mrs. R. J. Copestake’s Paritutu Boy Blue 1. Novice.—Mrs. R. J. Patterson’s Pari-, tutu Boy Blue 1. Limit.—Mrs. R. J. Copestake’s Paritutu Boy Blue 1, Mrs. R. J. Copestake’s Paritutu Bowdler Billy 2, A. S. Da wick’s (Palmerston North) Malvern Bluey 3. . Open. —Mrs. R. J. Copestake’s Paritutu Boy Blue 1, Mrs. R. J. Copestake’s Paritutu Bowdler Billy 2, A. S. Dawick’s Malvern Bluey 3. Stud.—A. 8. Dawick’s Malvern Buey ’’ BITCHES. Novice.— Ridley Bros.’ (Palmerston North) Chilwood Belle I. Limit.—Ridley Bros.’ Rawhiti Biddy i Open. —Ridley Bros.’ Rawhiti Biddy 1, Ridley Bros? Chilwood Belle 2.

BULLDOGS. DOGS. Limit.—P. F. Hawkins’ Naughty Roy I, K. J. Staunton’s Rory o’ More 2, Wm. C. Boyers’ (Ohau) Bonny Bill 3. Open—P. F. Hawkins’ Naughty Boy 1, K. J. Staunton’s Rory o’ More 2, W., C. Boyer’s Bonny Bill 3. BITCHES. Puppy, under six months. —Mrs. AL Peters’’ Bonnie Flapper 1. Puppy, under 12 months.—Wm. C. Boyer’s Bonny Magnet 1, Mrs. M. Peters’ Bonnie Flapper 2. Alaiden.—Wro. C. Boyer’s Bonny Magnet 1, Geo. Ottoway's Bonny Sally 2, hire. M. Peters’ Bonnie Flapper 3. Novice—Wm. C. Boyer’s Bonny Magnet 1, Geo. Ottoway’s Bonny Sally 2, Mrs. M. Peters’ Bonnie Flapper 3. Limit.—Geo. Ottoway's Bonny Sally 1, Mrs. M. Peters’ Bonnie Flapper 2. Open.—Jack A. Wainscott’s (Hamilton) Stolen Love 1. POMERANIANS, OVER 71b. DOGS. Limit—Miss E. Daisley’s Bonzo 1. Open.—Miss E. Daisley’s Bonzo 1, O. Al. Nasmith’s peter 2. SYDNEY SILKIES. DOGS. Maiden.—S. G. Dinniss’ Buddy 1. Novice.—S. G. Dinniss’ Buddy ,1. ■ VARIETY CLASSES. Sporting dog oy bitch stakes, open to all non-sporting breeds other thdn terriers—Mrs. P. S. Lacey’s'King Bowd-. ler -1, N. Hyland’s Watch 2.. Terrier Stakes (open.to all breeds of terriers). —F. J. Pattersons Ryburn Rivalry 1, Mrs. F. M. Baker's Birchley Blizzard 2.’ Non-Sporting Stakes.—Jack A. Wainscott’s Stolen Love 1, W. H. Prickett’s Laird Aristocrat 2. Ladies’ Bracelet (open to all breeds either sex; must be nominated but not necessarily owned by a lady). —'Mrs. P. S. Lacey’s King Bowdler 1, F. J. Patterson’s Ryburn Rivalry 2. Ladies’ class, open to all breeds. —Mrs. P. S. Lacey's King Bowdler 1, Mrs. F. M. Baker’s Birchley Blizzard 2. . TROPHIES AND SPECIALS. Setters (English, Irish and Gordon). Mr. S. Lawson’s Cup, best dog or bitch. Previous winners: 1928, F. Mitchell; 1929, F. Mitchell; 1930, ALL. Sweeney. —-M. L. Sweeney (Palmerston North). Best sporting dog or bitch (terriers excluded). Handsome silver tea set, presented by Mr. B. Tippins. Previous winners: 1928, F. Mitchell; 1929, P. S.

Lacey; 1930, G. Taylor.—Mrs. I’. S. Lacey (Palmerston North).' Bulldogs. Mr. P. Hawkins’ trophy, value £4 4a (first time competed for).— .Jack A. Wainscott (Hamilton). Alsatians.—New Plymouth Kennel- • Club’s trophy, valued' at £5 ss. best- dog i or’bitch. Previous winners: 1929, Mrs,. Stonnell; 1930, C. IL Kissling.—o. M. -Nasmith (New Plymouth). Spaniels—Mr. W..Roberts’ trophy,; value £5 ss, for best dog or bitch. Pre-) vious winners: 1928, A. S. Dawick; 1929,, S. Lacey; 1930, G. Taylor.—Mrs- P.. S.Laccyi Fox Terriers (smooth). —Silver cup value £6 6s, presented by J. Bennett and Son, New Plymouth, for best dog or bitch (first time competed for).— Mrs. F. Al. Baker (Dannevirkc). ■ - : Fox Terriers (wire).—New Plymouth Kennel Club’s trophy, value £5 sa, for best doo- or bitch. Previous winners: 1928, Miss E. Furness; 1929, F. Swindells; 1930, F. Swindells.—F. J. Patterson (Palmerston North). Pomeranians (any variety).—Mrs. R. G. Ridling’s trophy, value £6 6s, for best dog or bitch. Previous winners: 1928, R.°J. W. Dalton; 1929, Geo. Ottoway; 1930, Airs. Upton—Miss E. Daisley (New Plymouth). "Best puppy in show.—New Plymouth Kennel Club’s trophy, value £5 as. Previous winners: 1928, J. Green; 1929, J. A. Wainscott; 1930, F. Swindells—o. M. Nasmith- (New Plymouth). Terriers (other than Fox Terriers).— New Plymouth Kennel Club’s trophy, value £5 5s (first time competed for).— D. H. Edgar (Wellington), ■ SPECIALIST CLUB TROPHIES. New Zealand Cocker Spaniel Club s Cup, value £5 ss, for best Cocker dog or bitch in puppy,' maiden or novice classes.—Airs. R. •J. Copestake (New Plymouth). New Zealand Collie Club’s trophies for best rough-coated Collies, were awarded as follows:— Dog.—W. H.’Prickett (Hamilton). Bitch.—W) H. Prickett. SPECIALS. Setters.—Al. L. Sweeney. Setters, puppy. —AL L. 'Sweeney. Sporting.—Airs. P. S- Lacey; Sporting, novice.—Mrs. R. J. Copestake (Fitzroy). Sporting, puppy. —Airs. R. J. Copestake. Bulldogs.—Jack A. Wainscott. Bulldog, puppy.—Wm. - C. Boyer (Ohau). Alsatian.—o. Al. Nasmith. Alsatian, novice.—o. AL Nasmith. Alsatian, puppy.—o. M. Nasmith. Collies (rough-coated).—Miss J. Corkill (New Collies .. (rough-coated), puppy.—Ernest M. Bardsley' (Hawera). Spaniels —Airs. P. S. Lacey. Spaniels, novice.—Aire. R. J. Copestake. Spaniels, puppy. —Airs. R. J. Copestake.

Fox Terriers (smooth). —Aire. F. At. Baker.

Fox Terriers (smooth), novice.—A. Rouse (Hawera). Fox Terriers (smooth), puppy. —A. Rouse. Fox Terriers (wire). —F. J. Patterson. Fox Terriers (wire), novice.—F. Swindells (New Plymouth). Fox Terriers (wire), puppy.—F., Swindells'.

. Pomeranians. —Miss E. Daisley (New Plymouth). Greyhounds.—TV. H. Harrison (New Plymouth). Irish Terriers. —D. H. Edgar (Wellington). Airedales.—J. S. King (New Plymouth). Airedales, puppy.—J. S. King. Collies (bearded).—B. Pratt (Bell Block). . . Scotch Terriers. —Aliss Al. H. Gavin (Waitara). Sydney Silkies.—S. G. Dinniss (New Plymouth). Terriers (other than Fox Terriers); — D. H. Edgar (Wellington). Best puppy in show. —O. At. Nasmith. Best puppy (opposite sex). B. Pratt (Bell Block). CHEESE AWARDS AT THE SHOW. REVISION OF PLACING?. On revising their awards in the dairy produce section at the winter show, the fudges announce that Westmere instead of Rua Roa wins both the AlacEwan salt trophy for the aggregate points in Classes 10, 11 and 12, and the Agricultural Society’s trophy for the highest aggregate points in Classes 10, 11° 12 and 13, plus the average grade for the season, Rua Roa, Royal Oak,

Pembroke and Kiritake tie. for second place in the salt prize,, whilst the first three fill the minor places for the society’s trophy. The details are:— Mac Ewan’s 'Salt Trophy. First £25, second £7 10s, third £5, fourth £'2 10s. Westmere (C. Dickinson), 93J, 944, 93— 1 Rua Roa (N. J. Terry), 944, 92J,. 92—279 '. 2 Royal Oak (H. H. Finn), 93, 93, 93 —279 2 Pembroke (E. TV. Baker), 92, 934, 2 Kiritake (A. J. Hawke), 924, 924, 94— 2 Society’s Points Prize. Westmere —467.424 points 1 Rua Roa- —466.064 points 2 Royal Oak—-465.832 points 3 Pembroke —464.433 points 4