PENINSULA HORSE SHOW.

Press, Volume XLIX, Issue 14829, 21 November 1913, Page 14

PENINSULA HORSE SHOW.

A SUCCESSFUL FUNTTIOK. The first annual show of the newly-consti-tuted Peninsula Horse Show and Pastors! Aeaociation was held at Duvauchelie yesterday. The weather being ideal for a day's outing, tbe show wae largely attended by Peninsula residents and others from a distance- There were I€ 2 horses entered in the 'various classes, being thirty more than last year. Messrs F. ilurray and J. Loohhead capoWy filled the position of judges. The riding competitions suffered to a snail extent owing'to some of tho usual competitors being away as special constables at Christchurch. Great interest was shown by the ladies in the cookery exhibits, of which there was a ixx-ord number. Mr i\ J. Hill acted afi jiidfj© in this department. Messrs P. and I). Duncan exhibited a grass-seed threshing machine which received a let of attention. The following are the awards: — HORSES. Hatkr.ey yearling (1 entries): Mould Broe.' Dauntless J, S. lielievre'e .Lord Wa-'.hvce 2. Hack to carry up ie list: S. Wells 1. Miss E. L,yali 2, Miss M. Lyall 3. Hack to osirry up to l-2«t: P. Wajrhorn 1, A. Barker 2. Mi«> N. Lyall 3. Cob over 14.i and under 15 hands (12;: J. O. Coop's ?..\ipiri 1, Miss Mareiield'a Duck 2. Hack to carry up to losx (5): T. Ware's Sonny 3. J. T. K. Jara-e----fton '2. Lady'e hi'.ck (17):' S. Wei!* 1, T. M-aseJifld -. P. Wufrhorn 3. Hack u> carry iij) to I3st (!)): A. Ware's Tatlow 1, J. O. Coop's Victor '2. Hunters (5 : Mice Wsr~> Koniw 1, Mould Broe.' Starlijrht 2. Maiden hunters (10,>: 11. Bailey'e Motile 1, J. Leliovre's 2. Dam - cart turnout (C): C J. Richfield 1, T. K. McKenzio 2. Dranelit horw or in aro (5): R. Latter 1 and 2. Hack brood marc CG): R. Latter* IXiisy 1. J. Chapman 2. Hack two-year-old..fil'.y or sreldirig (10i: D. Hunt's Dick 1, L.'P.rie<n'n Ran!?i 2. D<a.'Gy cart horse or mare (i): J. 0. CoopV Mapiri 1. Harne?.?! or mare 35.2 hands or'over (6): l. Wukelin's Prince. 1. C. Rich field's Dolly 2. Pony from 13,3 to 14.2 hand* <S': Misa L. Fnhey'R Xobbv 1, G. Armstrong's Xiobe 2, J. A. Bell's Xell 3. narnrss horee tinder 35.2 hands H): 3. r.Tocherie'e Dolly 1. W. Giddene's Dolly 2. flip horre or mare M.S to 15.2 hands 19): A. Barker's Charley 1. L. Kearney's Starl : !fht 2. Dogcart horee.or mare over 15.2 hands (8): J. Jnmieson 1, T. Masefield 2.. compp:titio^s. Imdies' thread the needle rare: irisw M. Hawkins I, Miss Latter 2. Men's thread the needle Ta«--. A. Shadbolt 1, D. J. Wakelin 2 Ej?R and ppoon iace, l-.iclie=i: Miss M. Lelievro 1. M'ss W. Lelie\Te 2. Turning competition: P. Moore. COOKERY. Apples, last season: L. Gidd-ens 1 « n d -■ Preserved fruit: Mrs Wiliiams 1, Mre Gaskin 2. Jam, 4 -varieties: Mra 1 ajid 2. Pickle«. 4 bottles: XLns Cossar 1. Mrs Wflliairiß 2. Chutney: Mra Bark-cr 1. Mrs Williams 2. Home-made -wine: Mrs .Vk-ore 1. 2lb butter, separator: Miss Latter 1. Mrs J. A. 801 12. Home-mnde bread: Mrs Donovan 1, Mrs T. Ware 2. Spon?e rake: Mrs Leete 1, Mrs Glanv-110 2. Sponpe ennd--wieh: Mise Kotloweki 1. Mw Kay 2. Fruit cake: M-3 Glanvillo 1. Mts Rhodes 2. Seed enke: Mrs Pool 1, Mrs Coeaox 2. Madeira, cake: "Mrs McKav 1, Mrs Cosear 2. Scones: Mrs McKay 1, Mrs Leeie 2. Girdle scones: Mrs McKay 1, Mrs Rhodes 2. PJura pudding: Mrs Barker 1, Mrs C-oesar 2. Puff pastry: Mrs BaTker 1, Mrs Rnodes 2. Hum: Mr Pricfaard 1, Mr J.is. 2. Twelve heaviest hen egsre: Mrs Ccssar 1. Marmalade: Mre BarkT 1, Mrs Tjeeto 2. 2ll> butter, non-«eparator: MVs Donovan 1. Mrs King 2._ Shortbread: Mm L-?eto 1, Mrs Coessr 2. Oatcake: Mrs McKay 1 and 2. Honey. *epuTated: Mts Cosear 1. M«g»"w Barrett and BTay 2. Dairy cheese: Jos. Wright. 1.