THE EGMONT SHOW

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1282, 10 November 1911, Page 8

THE EGMONT SHOW

PEOPLE'S OAY. SOME ADDITIONAL AWARDS. (By Telegraph—Special Reporter.! Hawera, November !). -. "People's Day" at Hawera was marred, to a considerable extent, by boisteroiis weather. This, however, did not prevent a large attendance from being present. During the afternoon the weather moderated a little, and the pleasure-seeking crowds were enabled to enjoy the ring event's without disconifort. It was Only during the procession of stock in (lie grand parade that an adequate conception could be formed of tho wonderful dairy cattle which the province' possesses. The spectacular events in tho ring were well contested, and were concluded without mishap. The following awards were niado to-day:— : MILCH COWS. . - Dairy cow, any breed, 4 years or over, in,actual milk—J. C. jlontefiore's Joan, 1 and champion; D. Watkins's Cherry

Fairy, 2; F. Mills's Nanny,' 3. Dairy heifer, calved since July, 1909, in milk or springing—S. E. Lancaster's Foxes Star, 1; S. B. Lancaster's Neathcad, 2; Geo. Stringer's Lady' Monty,, 3~ Tho 'first award in tho class would have gone b K. J. Linn's Campanile's .Rose Queen, but for a deformity in one of her teat's; Springer, any age—Dr. Noonan's Fury, 1.Two yearling heifers, suitable for dairy purposes—S. R. Lancaster, 1 and 2; I-'. J. Johnston, 3. Two heifers, under 2.years, suitable for dairying purposes—F. J. Johnston 1. . . PET LA JIB. Pet lamb—H. B. Taylor, 1; Miss k. Patterson, 2. ! DRAUGHT HOUSES. Entire, over 4 years, ,Tas. Grant's Baron Martin, 1 and champion; >T. S. Onghton's Ga'rthland, 2. Entire, 3 years—J. S. Onghton's Mount Royal, 1; L. G. Bremer's Prince of QualI ' Entire, 2 years—J. S. Onghton's Highland Mac. 1; Jas. Grant's Baron Prince, 2; J. D. Mitchell's Craig Athol, 3. ■Mare or gelding, for spring cart—A., Toy, 1; R. Johns, 2; H. Spratt, 3. Light deliverv, cart and horse—P. J. Riortlan. 1; T. W. Reilly, 2. Milk-cart, horse—T. Toy, 1; H. Spratt, 2; I?. Johns, 3. Jlaro or gelding, for general farm purposes—H. N. Luscoihbe, 1; C. Danbin, ■ 2; W. Dakers, 3. THOROUGHBREDS. Entire, 3 years and upwards—L. Gi. vines Coronet, by Castor, 1 and chain-; pion. Carriage and coaching—Entire, 3 years, and upwards—W. T. Bailey's Victory, 1; A. Snaw's 'Shamrock, 2. _ , SADDLE AND HARNESS. Roadster or hack, mare or gelding, also to be ridden in saddle, up to 13 str.iie—W L. Wade, 1; A. T. Wills, 2; -V s' To.iks, 3, ~, - ; ' • Roadster or hack, .mare or gelding, also to b'o ridden in saddle and carry u'p to 13, stone—A. Mitchell. 1;. Moumahaki„Ex> poria'ent Farm, 2;' A. N. Bewley, 3., •„, . Eleven-stono hack—J. I. M'Donalri.'l. Weight-carrying cob—Cliff, 1; G. G. Hobbs, 2; W. A. M'Gninness, 3. Best troop horse-Alex. Mitchell's Harpoon, 1.

Best-paced hack-Alex. Mitchell's Harpoon, 1; "W. E. Wade's Ngaruawahia, 2; A. N. Bewley's Rawa, 3. ; Lady's hack—J. R, Jl'Donald's Aotca, 1: Mo'umahaki Farm's Hawk, 2." Carriage or buggy horse—J. P. Riordan. . 1; A. S,_ Tonks, 2; F. X. Bardley, 3. Buggy horse, not exceeding 15.2 hands— T. G. Carthoir, 1; C. Jones, 2; H. 4. Julian, 3. Buggy horse, not exceeding 15 hands— J. C. Montefiore, 1; C. Goodson, 2. H. J. Ambury, 3. 'Carriage or buggy horse, driven by lady—H. A: Julian, 1; Alex. Bissetf, 2; Dr. G. A. Harrison, 3. A'ovice class, buggy horse—J. C. Jlontefiore, 1; C. Jones, 2; Jos. Morrison, 3. Best-paced horse in hajness—F. G. Carthew, 1; T. R. Exley, 2; W. Moore, 3. PONIES. Polo pony—Miss A. Harris, 1; J. L Fogarty, 2; J. Were, 3. Buggy pony, not over 14 hands-E. Jackson, 1; Mrs. Kile.v, 2; A. S. Tonks, 3. ' Pony entire, 12.2 to 14.2 hands—J. D • Mitchell, 1; W. M. Crabb, 2; R, Morrisscy, 3. ' Entire under 12.2 hands-Frank Death, 1; J. Forbes, 2. MILK-TESTING. (Open to farmers' children and high and public schools.) T. H. Burton, Hayrera School, 98J ■points, 1; H. E. Cressy, Hawera School D 6 points, 2; J. C. R. Cantelin, Okaiawa. 92 points, 3. COMPETITIONS. Wire jumping—N. M. Patterson's Haere, 1; 11. E. Brewer's Utility, 2; J. R. M'Donald's Betrayer, 3. leaping, steeplechase M. Patterson's Haere, 1; R. D. Morrison's Grey Dawn, 2; J. Robertson's Dougal, 3. Ladies' , riding competition—J. R. M'Donald's Betrayer, 1; J. Robertson's Dougal, 2. Tho prize for best lady rider was won by Miss Briggs. - High jump competition—R. D. Morrison's Weary Bill, 5 feet 1 inch, 1; N. M. Patterson's Haere, 2.