THE FEILDING SHOW.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1047, 9 February 1911, Page 8

THE FEILDING SHOW.

>.-■■:-■■ .-■■.■•: .'——'.•.•.: -»o.' ■ ' ;.•• A. LAEGH ■-\TTEXDiXCE. : . .;. .(By Telegjaph.-^Special. Correepondcnt.) ,:•:•"■; " ."";• ■'■'!:, Feiidinl,,February 8..' Tho Feildici show' was" concluded in splendid weather, and with a very large crowd. For "People's Day" tho special features wero the ring events, some good Ju^flß^-^d^Uo^jii^^competitious. ' Bebt.XadyL.Driver,—Miss.. Jessie CampMl and Miss Grace ltobertson, a tie. -' Pon'y'^Juniping.-M^.-A; Leicester's offshot, lj Barton.Circus pony, 2. ,'C 1 . ladies' Hunters' Competition'.—N. Patterson's Haero and, R. Morrisc/n's Weary Bill, dead heat. 1; F.Gibbß's*Gayßoy,3. Mrs. Bckket.rode the three winners. This event 4 was. marred_by. Miss _Hunt, of tho Ransitikeii ibeirig'-thrown by' tho swerving of her mount. She was thrown upon her head and-'stiinuedi'but-not seriously hurt. - Hunters' Com , p^litidh.'-- ; Jhnie« Coombo's Marchioness, 1, and secures the'challenge cup by winning this' event < two years in succession; H. C. Hartley's Vendetta, 2; K. Patterson's Haero, 3.- - Champion Shield, for most points in Romucys.—l} T . Gibsqn,,,of v Kiwitea,' for the second, year iii succession; , Crip/for most points in pnrcbreds other than Romneys.—S. R.. Lancaster, 1; Jos. Douthwaite, 2 (caso of sheen dip). ." . .Tho .prizes..won .in the school gardens 'competitions "'wero' presented by Mr.jD.- '*. Guthrie, M.P.. who made special men<ion of the fact that tho first prize school (Colyton) was in charge of. a lady teacher. Mr. Mayo, ono of the-judges, coipmcndcd the schools upon'the excellent work theyhad done during the 'year."