DOG TRIALS.
MAYFIELD COLLIE CLUB
The fourth annual trials were held, ai Surrey Hills on May 24 and io, and at Mayfield on May 26. lhe vveathei was very rough and unpleasant, lhe judge, Mr Joim Morgan, had. some trouble to separate the winners, owing to the good work done by the dogs. The following are the results r CLASS I—LONG PULL AND HOLD IN RING.—'D- Gillies’ lop, 30 points, 1- J. Campbell’s Bruce, 29 points 2; Geo. Keefe’s Spring, and C. J. Johnstone’s Bess, 23 points 3. CLASS 11. IILNIAWAI AND SLEW. —Geo. Keefe’s Bob, 30 points, 1 • W J. Hood’s Sharp, 28 points, 2; \y. ]). Grieve’s Top, 26 points, 3; A. Austin’s Glen, 25 points, 4. CLASS 111. —OPEN FARMERS. Geo. Keefe’s Spring, 31 points, 1; J. P. Mclntyre’s Moss, 30 points, 2; D. R. Harvey’s Cap, 29 points, 3; D. Clifton’s Dark, 23 points 4. „ CLASS IV.— DISTRICT FARMERS. C. J. Johnstone’s Sweep, 30 points 1; G. S. Roberts’s Ned, 29 points, 2; J. H. Patterson’s Jean, 26 points, 3; H. Harvey’s Bob, 25 points, 4.
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Timaru Herald, Volume XCVIII, Issue 18084, 31 May 1923, Page 8
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