THE PRIZE LIST.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 17193, 9 November 1923, Page 8

THE PRIZE LIST.

SADDLE HORSE-S. v (Judge: Mr James Bull, Hunterville.) j Roadster or hack, up to 15 stone or over (9)—Mies label Rutherford's Wait and See £ 1, H. M. Burgin's Warfare 2, H. M.Burgin’s Macgregor 3. Roadster or hack, up to 13 a stone (10) —Mi sh label Rutherford's Rock Ahoy 1, A. and D. Gillandera’s White , Heather 2, Miss Laurel Doyle’s Pandania 3. ( Roadßter or hack, up to 11 stone (B)—D. W. Westenra's Surprise 1 Miss M’Garthy's 1 Gaiety 2. C. Leslie Orbell'a Across 3. 1 Maiden roadster or hack, up to 11 stone , (B)—A. Ward Smith’s Misty Morn 1, C. Leslie Orbell's Across 2, Mrs G. Reid's , Permit. 3. Ladies’ haok, to be ridden by a lady (11)—Miss T. Rutherford’s Rock Ahoy J 1. D. W Westenra's Surprise 2. Miss < McCarthy's Gaiety 3. Best, walking hack (8) , —Mrs M. Beth ell's Joyful 1, Miss M’Carthy’s Gaiety 2, H. M. Burgin’s Blue Spur 3. Special prizes for best journey horse (17) Miss Isbel Rutherford's Rock Ahoy 1. Special prize for best three or four-year-old horse, likely to make A hunter (3)—A. Ward Smith's Misty Morn 1, D. M. Lamb's Colmac 2. CARRIERS’ AND TRADESMEN'S HORSES (Shown in harness.) (Judges: Messrs Alex. Hunter. Hawera: Peter Martin. Alma, North Otago; James Gow, Mosgiel.) Horse, best suited for carriers' work, up to 20cwt. (S)—N.Z. Breweries, Ltd.'s Dolly 1, N.Z. Express Company, Ltd.'s Mettle 2. Horse, best, suited for carriers’ work up to 20cwt (open competition) (5) —W. H. Boyle's Daisy 1, 3. M’Gills Daisy 2. N.Z. Express Company, Ltd.'s Jock 3. Cart horee, best suited for carriers' work - up to 30cwt (4)Strange and Company,, Ltd.'s Rose 1, R. W. England and Sons. Ltd.'s Glen 2. Cart, horse, best suited for carriers' work up to 2 tons (4) —C. Hunter and Co.'s Noble 1, Cleary and Belxner's Major 2. Cleary and ! Belmor's Glen 3 Cart horse, up to 2 tons (open competition) (S)—N.Z. Express Company, Ltd.'s Dandy 1. C. Hunter and Co.'s I Sam 2. N.Z. Expross Company, Ltd. h | Blinker v h c: Paparua County Council's I Sarfdy h c. Cart horse. 2 tons (7)—N.Z. | Express Company. Ltd.'s Dandy 1. C. i Hunter and Co.'s Sam 2, Strange and ComI pany, Ltd.'s Rose 3. N.Z. Express Company. Ltd.'s Blinker v h c. Pair of horses, best 1 suited for town lorry work (2)—N.Z. Express Company, Ltd.'s Jock and Mettle 1. N.Z. Breweries, Ltd.'s Dolly and Daisy 2. Pair of horses, up to 30cwt each, suitable for lorry work (open competition) (3)—C Hunter and Co.’s Sam and Noble 1. N.Z. Express* Company, Ltd.'s Prince and Punch 2, N.Z. Breweries. Ltd.'s Nobby and Sam (3) —N.Z. Express Company, Ltd.'s Sergeant 1. R.. Taggart’s Prince 2, N.Z. Express Company, Ltd.’s Maori v h c. Butchers’ delivery cart (2) —R. Hickson 1 and 2. Bakers' delivery cart (2)—Charles E. Boon, Ltd., 1 and 2. Grocers’ delivery cart (3)— E. Eldridge 3. Woolston Emporium 2. Milk j ( , art (o)—Mrs B. Martin 1. Charles Reid 2. | Two-wheeled turn-out (S)—N.Z. Ex-press | Company. Ltd.'s Ruby 1. Strange and Com- j pany, Ltd.’s Jock 2. Four-wheeled turn- j ou t (5) —Charles E. Boon. Ltd.. 1. Strange ' and Company. Ltd.’s Bocks 2. N.Z. Express Company's Betty v li c. Pantechnicon turn-out (2)—Strange and Company, Ltd., 1, N.Z. Express Company, Ltd., 2. HARNESS HORSES. (Judge: Mr Jas. Bu)l, Hunterville.) Champion Miss Isbel Rutherford's Blackthorne. Maiden mare or gelding (9) —D. W. Westenra's Surprise 1. Miss I. Rutherford's Wait and See 2. Dogcart horse <5) —H. MBurgin's Warfare 1. P. W Westenra's Broadwood 2. Miss I. Rutherford s Wait and See 3 Tandem team O’—A. Ward l Smith's Misty Morn and Escort Lady's turnout ‘ -F. J. Murray's Raemaker l, 1 H. M. Burgin's Warfare 2. Mies 1. Rutherford’s Blackthorne 3. Gig horse (2»—Miss label Rutherford’s Blackthorne 1. MILITARY HORSES. 1 (Judge: Xlr R. H. Bhwett. Timaru. ) Horse, suitable fur artillery, tip to one

ton, half-draught (3) New Zealand Breweries Ltd.'s Dolly 1, J. M’Gill's Daisy 2. Horse, suitable for transport, up to 3(Xwt. three-quarter-draught (4)—Strange and (Jo. Ltd.’s Bandy 1. New Zealand Breweries Ltd.'s Sam 2. Best pair, suitable for mounted rifle work, up to 15 hands 3in (I)—Misaes G. and M. Coulter's Despatch and Ginger Mick 1. C.J.C.'n epecicA for horse suitable for mounted rifle work, owned and ridden by member of New Zealand Defence Force (3)—A. Ward Smith's Misty Morn 1, A. Ward Smith’s Escort 2, C. L. Orbell's Across 3. TROTTING AND PACING HORSES. (Judge: Mr James Bull. Hunterville.) Entire horse (trotter (1)—B. ,A. Jarden's The Triumph 1. Entire horse (pacer) «<2)~B. A. Jarden’s Author Dillon 1. Trotting brood mare, in foal or with foal ■»*t foot (4)—E. W. Hanaford's Doll 1, E. E. Edl mond'a Wild Princess 2. Colt, mare or gelding, two or three years old (4)—R. A Jardeu's Early Harvester 1. R. Mouuce - Brent Alexax 2. Mare or gelding (trotter) (21—J. C. Wilson s Gallivant 1. Wilson ana M'Cormae's Pretty Dolly 2. Mare or geld ing (pacer) (2)—Dr G. Haskins's Sympathy 1. W. L. Harris’s Eric Rothschild 2. SADDLE COBS AND PONIES. (Judge: Mr R. H. Bissett. Timaru.) Championship—lT. S. S. Kyle's Firefly. Pony entire horse, not over 14 hands (8) —H. S. .E. Kyle s firefly 3. George Peter s Little Jim 2. Janies Hills Cock-a-Bendy 3. V. Phillips's Bedouin v h c, Jarman Bros.' Tahiti h c. J. N .V. Grimley's Corn Rigs c. Pony brood mare, not over 14 hands, in foal or with foal at foot (3)—Miss Dorothy Mnginness's Di 1, H. S. S. Kyle’s Lady Mathias 2. Cob. not over 15 hands (9)—Miss D. Keith’s Joker 1, R. M. D. Johnson 2. A. E. Edridge's Toby 3, S- W. ScottRoger v h c. Cob, not over 14 hands 2in (6)—W. Bcoon's Romeo 1. W. Scoon's Nancy 2. Miss Winifred Stephenson's Queenie 3. Miss Isla Pocock's Jock v h c. Polo pony, not over 15 hands (9)—Jack Matson’s Antonio 1. Denis Chapman's Pebby 2. Denis Chapman's Rubina 3, Leslie Macfa rlnne'.’ f'reamota. v h c. R. M. D. Johnson h o. Pony, not over 14 hands (9)—Mrs A. Gillanders'p Gay Girl 1. Miss Shona Bassett’s Darkie 2. S. J. Grimley's Bob 3. Miss D. Cave's Greeba v h e. Pony, not. over 12 hands 2in, to be ridden by l>oy or girl under thirteen years of age (B)—Orton Bailey's Charming Prince 1. W. Calder'g King 2. Miss Nell Morten's Paddy 3. Miss Shona Bassett's Queenie v h <?.. F. M’Laughlin's Peter Mac li c. Miss Pennie I Marshall's Jazz e. Pony, not over T 3 hands 2in, to he ridden bv bov under fifteen years of age (ID—H. S. B. Kyle's Firefly 1. C. T. Smart's Trixie 2. F. Carter's Nancy 3. H. Barker's Gold Charm v h c. F. D. Neave's Ginger li o. Aubrey Stephens c. Pony, not over 13 hands 2in, to be ridden by girl under fifteen years of age (6)— T. S. Tnnes's Kimmv 1. H. B. S. Kyle's Fi regirl 2. R. M'Donald's Aussie v h c. Miss Joyce Maginness's Brice h c. F. M’Coriyick's Princess r. Pony, not over 11 hands llin. to lie ridden by Ik>v or girl under twelve years of age (8) Mis« Thelma Parden's Pat 1. Miss Monica Temnleman's Polly Plum 2- K. Murchison.'.-- Blaekie 3, TT. S. R. Kyle's Jock h c. J. C. To.mnkinson'e Lassie c. Pony, not over 19 hand 2in, to he ridden by bov or girl under twelve years of age 0 9)—P. T. Donald's Barnevgo L P. G. Clements’s Cupid TL 2. Miss Margaret Rims'o Auntie PWebe 3 W. T . Harris’s Wee Donald. >n°s Joan WLaughliii's Dunbar h c. Miss Myrtle Williams’s Dandy e.