THE TARANAKI SHOW.

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1294, 24 November 1911, Page 10

THE TARANAKI SHOW.

PEOPLE'S DAY. THE LAST OF THE AWARDS. (By Telegraph.-Special Correspondent.! New Plymouth, November 23. The prospects for anything approaching n pleasant day for the public were not at all encouraging early in tho morning of tho second day of tho Taranaki Show. Heavy showers wero frequent until noon, when tho sun broke through, and changed the whole aspect. Tho attendance, though not quite to largo as that of last year, was exceptionally good under tho circumstance:!. It may also bo added that tho: offorta of the Taranaki A. and P. Society to improve the show frem eveiyr standpoint have been recognised. To-day s rinp events wero well contested, and no accidents happened. Further Awards Announced. Fpllovfiug are tho remainder of the awards:— Thoroughbred entire—J. Bond's "Camp Tire," by Carbine, 1 and champion; J. Rood's "Sylvia Park,", by St. Legor, 2. Entire, other than thoroughbred—Captain Mitchell's "Silver King," by Silver Spec— 131uo Bell, 1; D. Hyndman's "Baron V.," 2. Draught entire—A. J. Orchard's "Consby," by Gler.gyle Bess, 1 and champion; A. G. Alagon's "General Grant II," 2. Xear old colt—.Tames Grant's "Baron's Prince," 1; only entry. ' ■Pony, under 11.1 hands—E. Jackson, 1; A. H. Stockman, 2. " Fdnrteen-stone.hack—H. J. Egan's "Conscription," 1; A. Mitchell's "Hupoou," 2. Efevcn-stoue hack—J. R. McDonald's "Aotea," 1; A. N. Bowler's "Eawa," 2. Ponv, under 13 hands—E. Jackson's, 1; W. Solo's 2. '

Cob, 15 hands—J. G. Walford, .1; E. King's, 2. Best-pacod hack—J. K. M'Donald's "Aotea," 1; A. N. Bcvler's "liawa," 2. Best walking hack—A. Mitchell's "Harpoon," 1; A. K. Bcwley's "Kawo," 2. Farmer's utility horse-—R. J. Johnston's "Tarpot," 1; F. *\V. Oldham's "I'antrix," 2. Farmer's liijht liarne.s.s horse —J. C. Monteijorc's, 1; A. S. Tonks's. 2. Springcart horse —N.Z. Express Co.'s, 1; PeDnmn and Bosivell's, 2. Tradesman's light horse—May and Arrowsinitil's, 1; J. P. Kiordan's, 2. ilnrntss horse, over 15.1 hands—A. S. Tonks's, 1: A. - Mitchell's. 2. Harness horse, under 15.1 hands—F. G. Carthew's "Lndj- Aristocrat," 1; J. C, Montefioro's "Erin Tracy," 2. ' Harness pony, under 13 hands —Mann White's 1; \Y. D. Linn's, 2. Harness pony, under 12 hands—W.-D. Linn's, 1; W. It. Jury's, 2. _ Pair of harness horses, under 15.1 hands —Topliss liros'., 1. Best trottinK horse—F. G. Carthew's "Lady Aristocrat," 1; L. A. Nolan's "Lady Valentino," 2. Best light harness horse, Maori owned and driven—D. Bansfield, 1; Jlanu 'White, 2. Competitions. Motor-car driving—S. E. Holah, 1; E. King, 2. ' . Hunters' champion jumping—N. M. Pat tijrson's Haere, 1; A. Cliff's Kina, 2; J. B. M'Donald's Betrayer, 3:■ 23 entries; Dual jumping—A. Mitchell's "Haore" and "Dougall," 1; A. Cliff's "Eura" and "Barney," 2. T Ladies' hunting competition—.T. li. M'Donald's "Betrayer," 1; N. M. Patterson's "Haere,"-2. Leaping, steeplechase style.—N. M. i'atterson's "Haere," 1; G. E. Forman's nay," 2; A. Cliff's "Kina," 3. Pony leaping—A. George, 1. Additional Championships, Draught stallion—A. J. Orchard's "Consby," by Glenyglo—.Boss. -.. .. Thoroughbreds—J. Bond's "Camp Fire,' by Carbine—Revelry. "Champion hack—J. E. M'Donald s "Antea. . Champion harness horse—F. G. Carthew's "Lady Aristocrat." Berkshire boar—J. H. Sellars.