OAMARU SHOW.

Waimate Daily Advertiser, Volume XXIII, 23 November 1923, Page 5

OAMARU SHOW.

WAIMATE EXHIBITORS’ SUCCESS.

SHEEP. The Corriedale judge did not give unqualified satisfaction, but that must always be the case in connection with a breed that has such brief traditions as the Corriedale so that no standard type has been set. There was a wide disparity of judgement between the Christchurch and Oamaru hows, and apparently the Storr s' Lype was not altogether compatible to Mr Johnston’s ideal, Mr. I. And'rew scoring at the Northern! breeders’ expense. The Moeraki Estate won the ram championship with a hogget that was second at Christchurch.. The best of the ewes was adjudged Mr Andrew’s older , ewe, Messrs Storey's champion Christ church ewe being unplaced. —English Leicesters.-—-

Judge: Mr W. Kelland (Timaru). Ram, 18 months and under 30 months.—lsaac Andrew 1 and ch, and 2. Ram, 18 months and under 30 months, shorn.—l. Andrew 1 and 2. Ram, under 18 months.—l. Andrew 1. Ram, under 18 months, shorn on or after October 1, 1923.—1. Andrew 1 and 2. Ewe, over 18 months, in milk, I and with lamb or lambs at foot.—■ I. Andrew 1 and ch. and 2 and r ch. Ewe, under 18 months.—l. An- I drew 1 and 2. Ewe, under 18 months, shorn.—l. Andrew 1, and 2. —Corriedale Breed.—■

Judge: Mr W. J. Johnston, Gore Ram, 30 months and over.—l. Andrew 1, r. ch. and 2.

Ram, ovci 18 months and under 30 months.—N.Z. and Australian. Land Co., 1, ch., and 2. Ram, under 18 months.—N.Z. ;and Australian Land Co. 1, I. Andrew 2 and 3.

Ram. under 18 months, shorn on or after October 1, 1923.—1. Andrew 1. and 2.

Two Rams, under 18 months.—l. Andrew 1, N.Z. and Australian Land Co. 2.

Ewe. over 18 months, in milk and with lamb or lambs at foot.—

I. Andrew 1, ch, and 2. Ewe, under 18 months.—l. Andrew 1 and 2. N.Z. and Australian Land Co., 3.

Ewe, under 18 months, shorn on or after October 1, 1923.—1. Andrew 1. D. W. and J. E. Storry 2 and 3.

Two Ewes, under 18 months.—l Andrew 1, N.Z. and Australian Lane Co. 2.

CATTLE. —Jerseys.— Judge: Mr J. Hcllyer, Dunedin. Bull, two years.—W. Duncan’s Curiosity 1 r. ch., W. Murcott 2, J. Briscoe's Rainsbrook Marquis 3. —'Friesians.— Judge: Mr E. M. Smith (Seacliff). Cow, in milk or in calf.—J. Briggs Model Dark Rose 1 and ch., H. Allnutt's Morven Fancy 2, C. and J. Nicolson’s Freisl'and Cadilac 3. Cow, in calf, three years old or oyer.—H. Allnutt’s Te Matai Lady Tip Top 1, C and J. Nicolson’s Ulster Queen of Elderslie 2, C. and J. Nicolson’s Colantha Hero Lassie 3. Heifer, 3 years old, in milk.—<H. Allnutt’s Morven Lady Gold Top 1 and r. ch., J. Temple’s Woodside Pa tricia. 2. Heifer, 2 years old.—E. S. Brewster s Posch de Koi of Willowbrook 1, H. All nut s Morven Princess Abbekirk 2, E. S. Brewster s Colinton Linda 3.

Heifer, 1 year- old.—H. Allnutt’s Morven Matti Abbekirk 1, C. Mitchlel’s Reidston Patricia 2, J. Briggs’ Dutch Rose 3.

Cow, with two of her progeny.— J. Briggs 1, H. All nutt 2. Cow or Heifer, bred T>y exhibitor. • —H. Allnutt s Morven Marvelite ‘Abbekirk 1, H. Allnutt’s MoWen Lady Gold Top 2, C. and J. Nicolson 3.

Group of Four—cow and heifers, viz., cow and 3,2, and 1-ye-ar-old heifers.—H. Allnutt 1, J. Briggs 2.

Bull, 3 years old or upwards.— A. H. Copland's Bainfield King Dell 1 and ch., H. Allnutt’s Tirania’s Model 2.

Bull. 2 years old.—Kakanui Friesian Farm s Kakanui De Koi Seigis 1, N. Haves' Bruce of Highfield 2. Bull, 1 year old.—J. Briggs’ Highfield Dutch Prince 1 and r.ch., D. Herd s Gleniffer Korndyke King 2. Bull, with two of his progeny.— H. Allnutt 1. * —Fat Cattle.— Judge : Mr J. K. Blair (Morven). Pair of Fat Bullock--.—John O’Brien 1, City Meat Co. 2. Fat Heifer .—John O’Brien 1.

HORSES. —Thoroughbreds.— Dry Mare.—R. T. A. Harrison's Ad astra 1, R. T. A. Harrison's Heave Ahoy 2. —Hacks and Hunters.—

Judg;e: Mr J. J. Lewis, Ashburton. Weight-carrying Hack, best fitted i to carry 15 stone to be shown in sadidle and ridden.—R. T. A. Harrisons : Six Cylinder 1, Miss D. Mowat's i Tahuna 2, R. W. Trotter’s Union Jack 3. I Hack, best fitted to cany 13 (Stone, to be shown in saddle and 'hidden.—Miss C. McLachlan's Self j Defence 1, J. O’Brien 2, lan J. Ross' Tui 3.

> Hack, best fitted to carry 11 stone, )to be shown in saddle and ridden. i —Miss D. Mowat’s Spanker 1, A. iMedlicott’s Kilvera 2, J. A. Payne’s Miokie 3. I Mounted Rifle Horse (mare, or gelding), not to exceed 15.3 hands. —W. L. Me Kenzie’s Haka-ite 1,

lan J. Ross’ Tui 2, Miss D. Mowat’s I ‘Snankdr 3. 1 Cob, over 14 hands and not over 15 hands to carry up to 13 stone.—lan J. Ross’ Darky 1, L. Williams 2 j Lady’s Hack, to be ridden by a

lady.—Miss C. McLachlan's Self Defence 1, A. Medlicott’s Kilvera 2, i Miss M. McQuade’s Euclid 3. | Best Walking Hack (mare or gelding), over a course of one furlong.—■ James McNeill’s Girlie 1, Miss V. Nichols' Kilbrach 2, Miss G. d'Au(vergne's John 3. i Champion Hack—-Miss McLachlan’s Self Defence. j Reserve Champion.—Mr R. Harbison’s Six Cylinder. —Light Harness Horses, Etc.— I Judge: Mr A. Keith. Ashburton. I Mare or Gelding, suitable for light ispring cart, with vehicle attached - N.Z. Express Cb.’s Jack 1. Thompjsen’s (Ltd.) Soda Water 2, T. and P. Dairy Co. 3. Cob not exceeding 15J hands high with vehicle attached.—-Walker Bros

1. W. L. MacKenzie 2, lan J. Ross 3 Buggy Mare or Gelding, with vehicle attached.—J. O’Brien 1, Walker Bros. 2, Jas. King 3.

—Ponies, 14 Hands and Under.— Judge: Mr A. J. Keith, Ashburton. Entire Pony, 14 hands ar under, — G. H. Luscombe 1, Miss Jessie Tate Pony Mare or Gelding, not to exceed 14 hands.— Miss F. Edmensen 1, Miss C. McLachlan 2, James Patrick 3.

Pony Mare or Gelding, not to exceed 1.3 hands. —Miss V. Nichols 1, Harold Meek 2, D. R. Borrie 3. Pony Mare or Gelding, not to exceed 12 hands.—Harold Meek 1, W. Wright 2, Kathleen Elliott 3. Pony Mare o'r Gelding, not to exceed 11 hands.—W. Wright’s Fanny 1, Miss B. Sanders’ Tricky 2. Single Pony, over 13 hands and up to 14 hands, with vehicle attached. —Miss C. McLachlan 1, Jas. Patrick 2, A. Wallace 3. Pony, 13 hands and under, shown in harness.—Miss V. Niehols’ Prince 1, Alex. Sim’s Barney 2, Harold Meek’s Donald 3. SPECIAL PRIZES.

The North Otago Farmers’ Co-op. (agents fo|r Little’s Sheep Dip) donate one ease Sheep Dip, value £4, for the largest prize-taker in the Longwool classes. —I. Andrew. —Friesian Cattle.—

Mr J. Robertson donates goods value 10s 6<l for winner in bull with two of his progeny. —H. Allnutt. Mi’ A. H. Copland donates lgn for best yearling bull. —J. Briggs. Mr George Stringer donates 10/6 to winner in group of four, cow and three heifers. —H. Allnutt. Mr J. McDiairmid donates goods, value lgn, for best heifer, three years old. — ; H. Allnutt. The N.Z. Friesian Association dojnate a gold medal for most points in I Friesian cattle, providing there are I not less than 20 entries.—H. Allnutt Mr Charles Grant donates lgn for winner in group of four, cow and I three heifers.—H. Allnutt. I M l ' R- Robinson donates 10s as I second prize in cow or heifer bred by I exhibitor. —H. Allnutt.

Mr J. R. Gilchrist gives £4 4s for best light weight hunter, to jump

—Miss D. Mowat; and £1 Is for seeond best, Miss C. McLachlan.