MASTERTON SHOW

Wairarapa Daily Times, 20 February 1935, Page 5

MASTERTON SHOW

PEOPLE’S DAY

To-day is “People’s Day’’., at tlie Masterton Show, and with, the line weather and the large eonequrse of people, the scene at the showgrounds at Solway is a brilliant one. Visitors are present from all parts of the North Island, and the keenest interest is being taken in the exhibits at the show, especially in the stock, by those who follow of the farmer. For the townspec/fP? there are many attractions that hold'their interest continuously. Many hundreds of people are to-day making the show their annual holiday and picnic, where they meet old friends and pass the time pleasantly in conversation and in watching the ring events. Solway is noted for the beauty of its surroundfhga; the interesting events to be seen in the show ring, and the perfection of its management. In Mr W. F. McLaren the Association has a president who is a worthy head of such an important fanners’ institution as the Masterton A. and P. Association. He is a worker in every sense of the word, and knows the duties relating to his office thoroughly from A to Z, With dignity and ability he has throughout the show brought credit to the Association, and the farming community honour him for the manner in which he has carried out his onerous duties. There have been many excellent presidents of the Masterton A. and P. Association — men worthy to be the head of the highest farming organisations in the Dominion—and Mr McLaren takes his stand among the most popular and capable /pf them. The jjjjiociation is fortunate also in the stewards and officials which it possesses. There are no drones among them—there would not need to be, or otherwise the success of the Show could not bo brought about. Long hours of arduous labour are required in connection with arranging the stock that is placed before the .-judges, but with men who have the welfare of the Association at heart, it is a labour of love. It is a long and a strong pull all together in the interests of the A. and P. Association, and all that the latter stands for. Messrs R. H. Williams (secretary) and F. Dunn (assistant secretary) were again the right men in the right place, and the smooth running of the clerical part of . the show is due to their outstanding ability. Mr W. H. Booth, judge of the fruit and vegetable classes, stated that, considering the extremely dry season, both fruit and vegetables, though not as numerous as in . other years, were of good quality and well grown. In one or two sections an extra class might be added to divide different i sections of the same order. ■: Mr W. Kemp, of Masterton, who has been a very successful ej|Pbitor in vegetables at the MastertoMsfshow and 'at the (horticultural shows held in Masterton * many years, secured a large numbewof prizes at the Masterton Show yesterday, including the muchprized * miniature, cup for the most points.

PRIZE LIST. CATTLE. PUREBRED JERSEY. Bull, calved prior to Ist July, 1931: J. Jameson 1 and champion, T. B. - Heapy 2 and reserve champion. Bull, calved since Ist July, 1931: R. ( W. Perris 1. Bull, calved since Ist July, 1932: D. C. Stuart 1, Feast Bros. *2, T. B. Heapy 8v " Bull, calved since Ist July, 1933: Mrs W. G. Shannon 1, R. C. Leach 2, T. B. Heapy 3. . Bull, calved since Ist July, 1934: J. 'Jameson 1, R. C. Leach 2, J. Jameson 3. Cow, calved prior to Ist July, 1931: visibly in calf or in milk: Mrs W. G. Shannon 1 and champion, R. J. U. Wellington 2 and reserve champion, D. C. Stuart 3, T. B. Heapy 4. Heiftir, calved since Ist July, 1931; visiblywi calf or in milk: T. B. Heapy Heifer, calved since Ist July, 1932: ,T. B. Heapy 1, R. J. U. Wellington 2. Heifer, calved since Ist July, 1933: R. C. Leach 1, W. 'H. Gordon 2, T. B„ Heapy 3. ® ■ ' Heifer, calved since Ist July, 1934: jj. Jameson 1, R. C. Leach 2 and 3. Group of one male and ttvo females: ,T. B. Heapy 1 and 2, R. J. H. Wellingiton 3. HORSES. Thoroughbred yearling: Mrs A. E. Preston 1. J Belinda Challenge Cup (rider and pony): Miss D. Bousfield (Waipukurau) 1, C. Garrity (Martinborough) 2. Miss' Nancy Thomson (Masterton) 3, Trevor Orr (Ahiaruhe) ’4. Cob, mare or gelding; 15 hands or under: Mrs F. D. Shaw 1, F. Clancy 2, Mrs H. Scales 3. Lady’s hack, mare or gelding; any age; to be ridden by a lady: Miss I. Jpmett 1, T. V. Caverhill 2, P. Tilson * Hack, mare or gelding; any age; to carry 11.0: Miss I. Bennett 1, A. W. Parsons 2, Mrs A. B. Martin 3. Light-weight hack, 15 hands and under: Mkfi Muriel Morrison 1 and 3, Miss J. Wstts 2. Lady’s’hack, marc or gelding, which has never won a first prize at any show at date of closir&Lof entries: Miss I. Bennett 1, Mrs A;. B. Martin 2, lan Macßae 3. Best ladv rider, over 18 years, m re- ' form dress: Miss M. Perry 1, Miss P. Betts 2. _ _ Weight-carrying hack, mare or gelding; any age; to carry lost.: _ Miss Nancy Morrison 1, Allister Williams 2, E. S. Pilmer 3. Zv Hack, mare or gelding, any age; to carry 13.0: T, V. Caverhill 1, P.’Tilson 2 and 3. Best lady rider, in reform dress: Miss P. Betts 1, Miss Nancy Morrison 2, Miss Molly Morrison 3. Best girl rider: Jocelyn Betts 1. Best boy rider: B. R. McGuinness 1, D. Meredith 2* Lady’s Hack and Gentleman’s Hack, to be ridden together and judged as a pair. —lvan Jackson 1, Miss Muriel Morrison 2, Miss E. Cameron 3. MarAr Gelding, over 15 hands, with

Brilliant Scene at Solway

DOGS. WOEKING CLASSES

Junior. —Miss E. Voyce 1

Limit.—Miss E. Voyce 1

best manners and paces, to be shown in saddle and ridden by a lady or gentleman: T. V. Caverliill 1, P. Tilson 2 and 3.

PONIES (to be led). Pony stallion, any age; 14.2 hands or under: Miss R. E. A. Pike 1, Roy Barton 2. Pony mare, foal at foot: L. Pike 1, J. Burns 2, W. A. Pike 3. Pony, mare or gelding, 12 hands and under 13 hands, to be ridden by boy or girl under 13 years: Miss I. Bennett 1, A. G. Hill 2, M. Stuart 3, T. Orr'4. Pony, mare or gelding, 13 hands and under 13.2 hands; to be ridden by a boy or girl under 15 years: Miss Barbara Birch 1, Jim Amos 2, Miss Flora Thomson 3, Miss Muriel Morrison 4. PONIES (to be ridden). Pony, under 11 hands, to be ridden by child under 11 years of age: John Meredith 1, Allister Williams 2, Jill Macßae 3, R. McKenzie 4. Pony, mare or gelding, 11 hands and under" 12 hands; to be ridden by boy or girl under 13 years of age: Miss Joyce Mulvaney 1, Richard Meredith 2, Miss Molly Tocker 3, Mrs A. Sim 4. Pony, mare or gelding, 13.2 hands and under 14.2 hands; to be ridden by boy or girl under 18 years: A. G. Hill 1, Miss Doris Hartley 2, Mrs A. Wyeth 3, Miss E. Meredith 4. Pair of ponies, 13 hands to under; to be ridden in pairs by boys or girls: Richard Meredith 1, Jill Macßae 2, I. Bennett 3. Pair of ponies, over 13 hands and up to 14.2 hands, to be ridden in pairs by boys or girls: A. G. Hill 1, _H. N. McGuinness and Miss E. Meredith 2, Miss Jessie Sievcrs and Miss N. Rishworth 3. Polo pony: Miss Muriel Morrison 1 and 2, J. Morrison 3. PONIES IN HARNESS.

Single harness pony, mare or gelding; under 14.2 hands; to be driven: Miss I. Bennett 1, Miss Muriel Morrison 2. GIRL AND BOY RIDERS.

Best girl rider, under 11 years: Miss Joan McGuinness 1, Miss L. Pilmer 2, Miss Sylvia Birch 3, Miss Iris Dickason 4. Best girl rider, 11 and under 13 years: Miss Joyce Mulvaney 1, Miss Flora Thomson 2, Mi3s Madge Robinson 3, Miss Moreen Wilton 4. Best girl rider, 13 and under 15 years: Miss Dawne Bousfield 1, Miss Barbara Birch 2, Miss Nancy Thomson 3, Miss Juno Fowler 4. Best boy rider, under 11 years: Morgan Muivaney 1, Athol McGuinness 2, Ronald McKenzie 3, John Meredith 4. Best boy rider, 11 and under 13 years: Allen Hill 1, Bert Garrity 2, Jim Hay 3, V. Amos 4. Best boy rider, 13 and under 15 years: R. Gerrand 1, Jim Amos 2, H. Innes 3, Trevor Wilton 4. HORSES IN HARNESS. Single harness horse, mare or gelding; over 14.2 hands; to be shown in harness: Henry Preston 1, W. A. Pike 2. DRAUGHT HORSES. Draught stallion, over 4 years: Donald McKenzie 1 and champion. Colt, foaled since Ist August, 1931: Donald McKenzie 1 and reserve champion. Colt, foaled since Ist August, 1933: Donald McKenzie 1. Mare, with foal at foot: L. R. Wilton 1.

Dry marc, 4 years old or over: Donald McKenzie 1 and champion, Wairarapa Training Farm 2 and 4, A.-> G. Wyeth 3. Filly, foaled since Ist August, 1931: G. Shaw 1. Filly, foaled since Ist August, 1932: Donald McKenzie 1 and reserve chainpion. Filly, foaled since Ist August, 1933: Donald McKenzie 1, Wairarapa Training Farm 2. WORKING DRAUGHTS.

Dry mare, over 4 years, at regular work: H. Evans 1, Mrs E. Wilson 2. Gelding, over 3 years, in regular work: G. Shaw 1 and champion, Wairarapa Training Farm 2 and reserve champion. Foal, any sex, open to all foals, including those in purebred classes: L. E. Wilton 1. Yearling or 2-year-old filly: J. Sadler 1, H. Evans 2. CONTRACTORS ’ CLASSES.

Best shatter: E. C. Andrew 1. , PLOUGH TEAMS.

Team of two plough horses: Wairarapa Training Farm 1,2 and 3. Team' of three plough horses: Wairarapa Training Farm 1 and 2. Team of four plough horses: Wairarapa Training Farm 1. . Team of six plough horses: Wanarapa Training Farm 1. Heavy gelding or mare, suitable for drawing 25cwt.: Wairarapa Training Farm 1, E. C. Andrew 2. Pair of horses, mares or geldings: Wairarapa Training Farm 1. Team of three horses, mares or geldings: Wairarapa Training Farm 1. SPECIAL CLASS.

Horse, mare or gelding, suitable for farm work: Ken Wilton 1. LIGHT DEAUGHTS IN HARNESS. Horse, mare or gelding, suitable for drawing loewt.: J. Tavlforth 1, G. Graves 2; Ken Wilton 3.

Best-looking Kough-coated Sheep Dog, in regular work, dog.—M. J. Wilton 1, G. Thomson 2, J. Busch 3. Best-looking Rough-coated Sheep Dog in regular work, bitch. —Miss E. E. A. Pike 1.

Best-looking Smooth-coated Sheep Dog, in regular work, bitch. —Mrs E. Gooch 1, H. J. Cooper 2. Best-looking Cattle Dog, in. regular work. Dog or bitch. (Not eligible to complete in Sheep Dog Classes). —M. J. Wilton 1.

Best Puppy, over 6 months and under 12 months. —M. J. Wilton 1, Eonald Montgomery 2. Best Puppy, under 6 months. —J. G. McDonald 1, H. J. Cooper 2, Mrs Y. Donald 3.

COLLIES—EOUGH-COATED. Puppy, under 12 months. —-Miss E Voyce 1. Maiden.—Miss E. Voyce 1. Novice. —Miss E. Voyce 1.

New Zealand Bred.—Miss E. Voyce 1. Open. —Miss E. Voyce 1. N.Z. COLLIE CLUB TROPHIES. For best Rough-Coated Collie DogMiss Voyce 1. For best Rough-Coated Collie Bitch.— Miss Voyce 1. For best Rough-Coated Collie Puppy, either sex. —Miss Voyce 1. Smooth-Coated Collie (bitch). —Mrs L. S. Gooch (challenge trophy). RETRIEVERS—LABRADOR,

Puppy, under 6 months. —M. A. Rawlins 1, C. M. Meredith 2, C. Le Comte 3, Mrs E. J. Larsen 4. Puppy, under 12 months. —C. W. Skill 1, C. Lc Comte 2. Maiden: C. W. Skill 1. Novice: C. W. Skill 1. Junior: C. W. Skill 1. Limit.—C. W. Skill 1. Now Zealand bred: C. W. Skill 1, P. Meehan 2.

Colonial bred.—C. W. Skill 1, P. Mee. ban 2.

Open: C. W. Skill (challenge trophy) 1, G. C. Mayo 2, P. Meehan 3. BITCHES.

Puppy, under 6 months. —11. E. Hargood 1. Puppy, under 12 months. —G. C. Mayo 1, 11. E. Hargood 2. Junior: R. V. Mason 1.

Open: R. V. Mason 1 (challenge trophy) 1, J. C. Mayo and Miss Macplierson 2.

RETRIEVER—BLACK,

Dogs (open). —K. D. McCalmont 1 GREYHOUNDS. DOGS.

Pupp, under 6 months. —Thomas Bubb

Maiden: W. R. Daysh 1. Novice: W. R. Daysh 1. Junior: Percy Byrn 1. Limit: W. R. Daysh 1. New Zealand bred: W. R. Daysh 1, M. Byrn 2. Colonial bred: W. R. Daysh 1, M. Byrn 2. Open: W. R. Daysh 1 (challenge trophy best greyhound), M. Byrn 2. BITCHES. Pupp, under 12 months.—Percy Byrn 1, Mrs L. Jones 2. WHIPPETS. Dogs. New Zealand bred: R. J. Cahill 1. Colonel bred: R. J. Cahill 1. Open: R. J. Caliill 1 and 2. Stud Dog: R. J. Cahill 1. Bitches. R. J. Cahill 1. Limit: R. J. Cahill 1. New Zealand bred: R. J. Cahill 1,2 and 3. Colonial bred: R. J. Cahill 1,2 and 3. Open: R. J. Cahill 1,2 and 3. Brood: R. J. Cahill 1. Brace: R. J. Cahill 1 and 2. ENGLISH SETTERS. Dogs. H. McKenzie Douglas 1, J. W. Fellows 2. Maiden: 11. Mackenzie Douglas 1, J. W. Fellows 2. Novice: H. Mackenzie Douglas 1, J. W. Fellows 2.

Junior: 11. Mackenzie Douglas 1, J. W. Fellows 2.

Limit: J. W. Fellows 1, H. Mekenzie Douglas 2. Now Zealand bred: J. W. Fellows 1, (challenge trophy best English setter); A. Mackenzie Douglas 2. Colonial bred: A. Mackenzie Douglas 1.

Open: J. W. Fellows 1. IRISH SETTERS. Dogs.—Maiden: Miss N. Carriclc 1. Novice: Miss N. Carrick 1. Limit: Miss N. Carrick 1. Open: Mrs K. Rod 1. Bitches—Puppy, under 12 months: Mrs K. Rod 1. Junior: Mrs K. Rod 1. Limit: W. 11. Trengrove 1. Open: Mrs K. Rod 1 (challenge tro.phy), W. 11. Trengrove 2. Brood: W. H. Trengrove 1.

POINTERS. Bitches. —Open: S. D. Geary 1, SPRINGERS—ENGLISH.

Dogs. —Puppy, under 6 months: C. Le Comte 1 (challenge trophy). Puppy, under 12 months: C. Le Comte 1 (best puppy). Open: Mrs J. C. Holmes 1 (challenge trophy). Bitches: Puppy, under 12 months: J. C. Holmes 1. Maiden: J. C. Holmes 1. COCKEE SPANIELS—BLACK.

Dogs. —Puppy, under 6 months: I. C. McLachlan 1, Miss Joan Harrington 2. Puppy, under 12 months: Miss Joan Harrington 1, C. E. P. Armstrong 2. Maiden: Mrs D. F. Pedersen 1, C. E. P. Armstrong 2, Mrs A. I. Dorset 3. Novice: Mrs D. F. Pedersen.!, C. E. P. Armstrong 2 and 3. Junior: Miss E. Paton 1, C. E. P. Armstrong 2. Limit: Miss E. Paton 1, Mrs D. F. Pedersen 2, C. E. P. Armstrong 3. Open: C. E. P. Armstrong 1. Bitches. —Puppy, under 12 months: C; Pedersen 1, W. H. Lee 2 and 3. Maiden: C. Pedersen 1, W. H. Lee 2 and 3. Novice: H. D. Saunders 1, C. Pedersen 2, W. H. Lee 3 and 4. Junior: C. Pedersen 1, H. K. Macintosh 2. Limit: H. D. Saunders 1, J. P. Taucher 2, H. K. Mclntosh 3. Open: H. D. Saunders 1 (challenge trophy and best Black Cocker), H. K. Macintosh 2. Brace: H. W. Lee 1, C. E. P. Armstrong 2. Team: C. E. P. Armstrong 1. COCKEE SPANIELS—O.T.B. Dogs. —Puppy, under 6 months: Miss Noeline Birkctt 1, R. Fendall 2. Puppy, under 12 months: Miss Noeline Birkett 1, Miss M. Thompson 2. Maiden: Miss Noeline Birkett 1, Miss M. Thompson 2. Novice: H. E. Hargood 1, Miss M. Thompson 2. Junior: H. E. Hargood 1. Limit: C. Pedersen 3, C. E. P. Armstrong 2 and 3. New Zealand-bred: C. Pedersen 1, C. E. P. Armstrong 2, Mrs T. A. Brown 3. Colonial-bred: C. Pedersen 1. Open: C. Pedersen (challenge trophy) 1, C. E. P. Armstrong 2 and 3. Stud dog: C. Pedersen 1. Bitches. —Puppy, under G months: Miss Clarkson 1, Geo. Napier 2, Ehys G. Donald 3. Puppy, under 12 months: C. Pedersen 1, C. E. P. Armstrong 2. Maiden: C. Pedersen 1, C. E. P. Armstrong 1. Novice: C. Pedersen 1, C. E. P. Armstrong 2.