WAIRARAPA SHOW.

Wairarapa Age, 31 October 1924, Page 6

WAIRARAPA SHOW.

PEOPLE’S DAY. A FINE WEATHER CROWD. Although rain threatened, it remained fine for the greater part of yesterday, and People’s Day of the Carterton show passed off successfully. The attendance was large and there was plenty of variety to retain the interest of the people. The motor parade, a new feature, proved a great attraction, and is likely to be repeated at future gatherings. The grand parade of stock wq,s carried out with the usual complete arrangements, and the people were given an excellent view of the many fine exhibits. The hacks were a fine class, and Mrs Hugh Gillies’s Captain Glossop again secured the championship. In draughts the following championships were awarded: —Stallion: R. P. Maxted’s Buchlyvie; reserve, A. Tooker. Mare: R. Kelby’s Dolly; reserve, A. Tooker. , W. Waddell won the Tooker gold medal for bringing in horses in the best show condition. As usual, the stewards 9 luncheon booth was a feature of the gathering, being in charge of Messrs J. C. Harp (marshal), W. Howard Booth, A. Clark, C. Reid and W. C. Deller. Captain Glossop. After the judging of the hacks was completed, Captain Glossop, Mrs Hugh Gillies’s well-known hack, Was ridden on to the lawn by Miss M. Perry, and there Mr J. G. Oates (president' of the Society) made the presentation to Mr Gillies of the Challenge Shield presented by the late Mr Donald McKenzie (Woodlands) for the best ladies’ hack, this trophy having been won six times and outright by Captain Glossop. Mr Oates also presented Mr W. A. Pike’s challenge cup for competition in the list hack class, this also having been won outright by Captain Glossop, who has won the competition five times. Mr Gillies returned thanks on behalf of Mrs Gillies, who was unable to be present at the show. He intimated later that he4ntended to donate a challenge cup for ladies’ hacks next year, to be competed for iu perpetuity. HORSES. HACKS AND HARNESS. Judges: Messrs D. GiUanders (Sumner), H. Weal (Te Awamutu). Thoroughbred mare: Miss C. M. Martin (Martinborough) 1. Hack mare in foal, or' with foal at foot: W. C. Deller (Carterton) 1, B. B. Sayer (Balefield) 2, Daysh Bros. (Clareville) 3. Mare, best calculated to breed army remounts: H. Preston (Masterton) 1, C. Campbell (ClareviUe) 2, J. G. McDonald (Carterton) 3. Two-year hack filly or gelding: W. C. Deller 1, R. R. Tilson (G’reytown) 2. Pony mare, 14.2 hands and" under, in foal or with foal at foot: E. L. Raynor (Carrington) 1, R. B. Sayer 2. Stallions. Trotting stallion, 3 years and upwards: C. D. Piper (-Pahiatua) 1 ‘ Jewel Chimes” 1, J. Tinsley (Masterton) “Waitipipi” 2. Pony stallion, 14.2 hands or under: J. Tinsley “Jack Speck” 1, Rita Pyke (Te Whiti) “General” 2. Driven in Harness. 14.2 bands: W. Howard Booth (Carterton) “Lonely” 1, E. Ryan (Te Ore Oze) 2, Gordon Fenwick (Kaiwaiwai) 3. Pony, over 13.2 hands: Miss Badlington (Gladstone) 1, Miss M. J. Adamson (Opaki) 2, G. Hyland (Featherston) 3. Pony, not to exceed 13.2 hands: Mrs R. G. Hastie (Carter ton) 1, Mrs M. A. Ray (Belvedere) 2. Horse suitable for buggy: E. Ryan 1. G. Fenwick 2, Daysh Bros. 3. Pony, over 13.2 hands: Miss Bedlington 1, Miss M. Perry (Masterton) 2. Horses to be ridden. Hack, suitable for carrying 13 stone and over: P. Tilson (Martinborough) 1, Miss I. Morisdu (Greytown) 2. Hack, suitable for carrying 15 stone rider: T. R. Eaton (Longbusk) 1, P. Tilson 2, T. H. Tully (Martinborough) 3. Hack, suitable for carrying 13 stone rider: Miss M. Douglas (Alfredton) 1, Miss G. Maher (Hastings) 2, P. Tilson 3. Hack, suitable for carrying 11 rider: Mrs A. J. Rutherford (Alfredton) “The Chat” 1, M. J. McLeod (Martinborough) 2, Miss I. .Morison 3. Hack suitable for carrying 11 stone rider (open): Mrs Hugh Gillies (Palmerston) “Captain Glossop” 1, J.Shaw (Palmerston North.) 2, Miss Mavis Martin (Martinborough) 3. Horse most suitable for remount horse, not exceeding 15.3: Mrs F. B. Vallanee (Masterton) 1, T. H. Tully 2; Miss M. Douglas 3. Cob, not over 15 hands: W. Howard Booth 1, Miss M. Perry 2, Miss M. J. Adamson (Opaki) 3. Polo pony: W. Howard Booth 1, K. G. Budd (Taumata) 2, Miss M. J. Adamson 3. Boy’s or girl’s p0ny,112.2 hands and under: Bruce Donald (Featherston) 1, Miss Zena Feast (Greytown) 2, Betty’ Jury (Ponatahi) 3. Boy’s pony, over 12.2 hands: H. Montgomery (Gladstone) 1, Miss C. M. Martin (Martinborough) 2, L. Mcßae (Carterton) 3. Boy’s pony, over 13.2 hands: K. G. Budd 1, Stewart Campbell (ClareviUe) 2. Girl’s pony, over 12.2 hands: H. Montgomery 1, Miss C. M. Martin 2, Mrs R. G. Hastie 3. Best boy rider, under 15 years: Murdo Campbell (C’ville) 1, Bruce Donald (F’ton) 2, Walter Hart (C’ton) 3. Best boy’ rider, under 12: Gregory Neieh (C’ville) 1, L. Mcßae (C’ton) 2, Campbell Sievers (Mtboro) 3.

Best girl rider, under 15: Miss Isla Booth (C’ton) 1, Miss Betty Ryan 2, Miss Jessie Mclntosh (G’ton) 3.

Bost girl rider, under 12: Rona Jury (P’nahi) 1, Rhoda Flinn (M’ton) 3. Pony leaping match: Mrs R. G. Hastie (C’tan) 1, L. Mcßae (C’ton) 2. Girl’s pony, over 13.2 hands: K. G. Build 1, Stewart Campbell 2, Jack Harris (M’boro) 3. Pair ponies, not exceeding 14.2 hds: Betty and Rona Jury 1. Ladies’ hack, to be ridden by lady: Mrs Hugh Gillies Captain Glossop 1, J. Shaw 2, Miss Mavis Martin 3. Lady’s and gent’s hack: Mrs Hugh Gillies and Mrs A. B. Martin 1, P. Tilson and J. Shaw 2, Miss Mavis Martin and Miss C. Martin 3. Hack, with best mansfers and paces: Mrs Hugh Gillies 1, J. Shaw 2. Champion hack: Mrs Hugh Gillies Captain Glossop. Musical chairs: Miss I. Morison 1, Miss Jury 2. Ladies’ jumping: W. T. Douglas (M’ston) Rexdale 1 Miss I. Rutherfurd (Alfredton) Kitty Machree 2, Miss G. Maher (Hastings) Sturdee 3. Championship jumping: J. Shaw (Palm. N.) Rita 1, Miss G. Maher 2, Mrs A. J. Rutherfurd (Alfredton). 3. Men’s turning: M. J. McLeod (M’boro) 1, L. Mcßae (C’ton) 2. Ladies’ turning: Miss Laila Rhodes (G’town) 1, Miss Wilson 2.School Boys’ Judging. Cow judging competition, for school boys.—Trevor Jones (Carterton) 1, G. McKinley (Hikurangi College), 2 W. Stubbing (Hikurangi College) 3. Sheep judging competition for school boys: Victor Anderson (C’ville) 1, W. Stubbing (Hiku. College) 2. DRAUGHTS. Judge: Mr J. H. Mitchell, Waimate. Stallion, 4 years and upwards: R. P. Masted (Masterton) “Buchlyvie” I. Three-year-old colt: Arthur Tocker (Featherston) 1 Two-year-old colt: Allah Donald (Featherston) 1. Yearling colt or gelding: Arthur Toeker 1, Geo. W. B. Hardy (Martinborough) 2. Two-year-old filly.\R. Kelly (Featherston) 1. Yearling filly: Arthur Tocker 1, Allan Donald 2. Three-year-old gelding: R. Gray (Masterton) 1 and 2. Gelding.—B. Roberts (Parkvale) 1, J. Fisher (ClareviUe) 2. Pair plough horses: J. Fisher. Farmers’ and Tradesmen s Horses. Horse most suitable for dairyfarmer: F. Callister (C’ton) 1, J. Meikle (G’town) 2, O’Reilly Bros. (C’ton) 3. Mare or gelding, capable of drawing 20cwt: J. Fisher 1, J. Humphries (C’ton) 2, J. Walker (M’ton) 3. Filly or gelding, best suited for farmer’s cart or trap: G. Jensen (Waihakeke) 1, W. Snell (Ahiaruhe) 2, E. Ryan 3. Horse shown in spring cart,,capable of drawing lOcwt: G. Jensen 1, E. Ryan 2, F. Callister 3.