THE GENERAL HONOURS.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1678, 19 February 1913, Page 10

THE GENERAL HONOURS.

';.':■'■;.•'.■.'■■' 'DRAUGHT HORSES., Colt/under 3 years—JV C. Ward's New"ton'9\Favplirite,.l;.E. Short*sVKevolantaJ .2; J.'.Bqurke's Stewart's Pride! 3. ;'.'■. Colt;' under-2 years—J. W. Harding's ;Baroh.Vßentall,'.l;';E.''Short's.Combine, 2; V Hugh Campbell's Xmas Morning, 3. ,■ ' Yearling colt—E. Short's- Lord :Almndale, 1;- D. Cochrane's Braehbury Joels, ■■ 2; If,Donold's'Gcrieral Stewart, 3. . ."'■-'.' Filly, Tinder 3 years—El. Short's' Lady Lothian; 1; 11.I 1 . ;E, Uatclift's Diamond,' 2. '•'■•■ .-filly/-.under 2 jears—E. Short's Bonnie Jean, 2; ;J.W. Harding's Sylvia's Pride, .. 3.vv//-.-;<' ■*• ■—.*'": ■•■ ,--, i-.:-. Yearling filly—J. W. Harding, 1 and 2; E. Short,.3. >•-,,:, ■:.'-. . Dry mave, ovct 4 years—E. Short's /.- ■ Cum berland Lady, 1; E. Short's Bathgate, 2; Donald Estate's Mollie, 3.. -.'-'.' ; Yearling- gelding—John Hunter, 1. ::> ': ','■': THOROUGHBREDS.': , Colt .or gelding, under 3'..years—W. .',. Conqueror, .1. ':. Yearling, colt, or gelding—C. E. Brewer, ' lj'.-Li S/Nicol, 2J C. .o'Dorinell,y3.. ..'-.-,- Yearling .filly—W. Cooper,Vl and cham- . pionV'L. G. Brown; 2; J. Hanloy, 3. • Mare, with foalat side—C. J; Bennett', 1; J. Cooper, 2. ;. . • \ ■'■'.• . ':.; V'PONIES >AND HACKS. Pony mare, over 13 hands, with foal— C';,K; M'La'ren's Wattle, 1;' W. Pike's Trixie,' 2; J.' Bennett's Rose, 3. Pe-nyniare, under 13 hands, with foal— W. Moyriihans Duchess,!; C.K, M'Lareri's Trixie, 2; 11. Montgomery's Nellie, 3. Dry "brood-hack -■ J. Dagg's Flora, 1; C. F. Vallance's Hill Lass, 2; J. C. M'Killop's Cushla, 3. .' •Hack mare, with " foaM). F. Lett's ... Clenie, 1,, : . '. . . Mard.for breeding'.Temounts, with foal —M'Kenzio Bras'; Nellie, 1; Colin Campbell's Rosie, 2; C. F.-.Vallance's Dot, 3. ■'• Filly, under 2 years-R. J. Dagg's Bess;" .. 1. •••■/!■'•:>■ ■■■■ .;■ - '. •''.-.■■ Yearling filly—S. Liddington, 1; Hoeata . Henare, 2; J. B. M'Kenzie,. 3; Yearling geldiug—S. Liddington, 1. \ Ponyimaro or gelding, II to 12 hands— - Miss M, Watarn's Nancy 1; H/Bennett's .-Toodles, .2; C. 1 'F. Vallanco's Browney,"3. '•■■•■ Pony mare or gelding, 12 to 13 hands— ■! W..Moynihan's Duchess, 1; F. E. Perry's afifii, 2; W-. J, Percy's Mischief, 3. • Pony more or gelding, 13 to 13.2 hands— W. Mace's Santa'Claus,']; Miss J. Perry's Rangi, 2; F. Percy's Paddy, 3. ' Ponv mare or gelding, 13.2 to H. 2 hands -B. P.-Perry's Son, 1; J. J. .Knight's ,Vonio,-2; Shaw ami Son's Stella., 3. . Best'girl rider, ilhdpr 15 years—Mis3 M. Watson, 1; Miss A. Dennis, 2; Miss K.' Te'.Yau, 3. : " : •"•' ~'V ■' .■■ Best 'girl rider under 12—Miss V.. Gore and Miss J.'. Perry, (tie), 1; Miss W. Percy. 2.' •' * " Bn?t bov rider, under 12—C. J. Hartley, 1; G. Bishop,, 2;, F. M. Perry, 3. i THE SHEEP CLASSES. ,"■- '.". i LINCOLN'S. . . Ram over 33 months—W/Perry, 1; A. E.'.Anderson; 2; Estate, of late'D. M'Gre-, eot;'3. ."' ' ;' -"■" •',.' •"' ".' ° Riim'Sl "fo 3.1 nionths-W. Perry 1, 2, B,"andl champion:..', ':,;':'; -■VV:" ..;7.''.'-'. ' •Bam under 21 months— W. Perry, 1 and . 2; K.' Cooper, 3..

Two-rams under 21 months—W. Perry, 1; Estate of Into D. M'Master, 2; Estate of lateD. M'Gregor, 3. ' Four rams under 21 months—Estate of tho Into D. M'Master, 1; Estate of the late D. M'Gregor, 2; W. Rnyner, 3. Ram lamb—A. E. Anderson, 1; W. Rayner, 2. ' ,'. ,Ewo,over 21 months—A. E. Anderson, 1 and champion; Trustees of the Estate of tho late D. M'Master, 2. Ewe under 21 raonths-fW. Perry, 1 and 2; W. Rnynor, 3. • .' Two ewes under 21 months—W. Perry, 1; W. Rayner, 2; Trustees of the Estate of tho late D. M'Master, 3. :' <Ewe lamb—W.' Perry, 1, 2, and 3. , ENGLISH LEICESTERS. The'whole of- the' English Leicester classes are filled with Mr. S. R. Lancaster's stock, this breeder having a walk-over and being awarded champion ribbons for ewo anil ram. BORDER LEICESTERS. Ram over 21 months—J. Dowthwaite, 1 ,and 3; J. A. Welsh, 2. ■ - ■' ' Ram under 21 months—J. Dowthwaite, 1 and champion, and 2.'. Two rams—J. Dowthwaite, 1. '~ Ewo 'over 21 months—J. Dowthwaite, and'champion, and 2; J. AAWelsh, 3. Ewe under 21 months—J. Dowthwaite, 1 and 2; J. A. Welsh, 3. - - ; Two ewes—J. Dowthwaite, 1 and I; J. A: Welsh, 3. • ' „ T Ram lamb—J.. A. Welsh, 1 and 2; J. Dowthwaite, 3. - ~'-_-,, Ewo lamb-J. Dowthwaite, 1; J. Welsh, 2'and 3. ' . , . iROMNEY MARSH. Ram over 33 months—A. and J. Gray, 1 and champion, and 2; W. Perry, 3. Ram 21' to 33 months—W. B. Allen, 1; ,W. Perry, 2; A. and J. Gray, 3 % Ram under 21 months—A. and J. Gray, 1 and 2; W.Perry, .3. _ ■'Two" rains- under' 21 montbs-G. R. Svkes, 2; Gray Bros., 2; G. E. Allen, 3. 'Four rams under 21 imonths-W. Perry, •1;\ Gray Bros.. 2; Holmes' Warren, 3. ■ Rarii lamb-G. E. Allen, 1 and 3; W. B. Allen, 2. /■ m ./ Ram over 21 months—W. Perry, 1, 2, and. 3 and champion. Ewo under 21 months—G. E. Allen, 1; W. Perry, 2; W. B. Allen; 3. Two ewes-W. Allen, 1; W. Rayner, 2; G. E. Allen, 3. ■ .'. -Ewe lamb—W. Perry, 1 and 3;- Vi. Rayner, 2. ' ■ '■' ' ' ' Tho Brancepeth Cup for tho best pen. of four rams wa9 by M'.' Perry, who -won it in 1910. , ; ■■•' .SOUTHDOWNS. , ; Ram over 33 months—A. J; Stone-Wigg, 1 and champion; Ellis Bros., 2; J. M'Gregor, 3. . Ram, 21 to 33 months—Nelson Bros., 1 and 2; A.,J. Stone-Wigg, 3. i ■ _ • Ram under 21 months—A. J. StoneWigg, 1; : Nelson Bros., 2 and 3. .Two rams—Nelson Bros., 1 and 3; A. J.-Stone-Wigg, 2.. . - / ' "-. ■, Four rams—A. J.' Cooper, 1; S. R. Lancaster, 2; A. J. Stone-Wigg, 3. Ram lamb- A. J. Stone-Wigg, 1; S, E. •Lancaster,'. 2 and 3. ,'■•:' ■ 'Ewe over 121 months—Nelson Bros.;' -1 arid champion, arid 2; J. M'Gregor, sen., :3.'••■'.-•■■- •• , ';-,' ■' ■' ' Ewe under 21 months—Ellis Bros., 1; Kelson Bros., 2 and 3. '.-.';' ' '' . . .' Two,,ewea— Nelsoji Bros., ,1 and' 2; S. R. Lancaster, 3. f.Ewe iWmb—S. R. Lancaster, 1 and' 2; A. J.; Stone-Wigg, 3. /: ■ •i- -i ; ; "' SHROPSHIRES. . ■ Rani, over 30 months—W. M'Kenzie, 1. ' to ft) months-rW. Rayner," 1 and cliampion'; H. H. Vavasour, 2 arid 3. Ram; uri'der 21 months—W. Rayner, 1; : H. D.'-Vavasour, .2, and 3.TVo* rams—H. D. Vavasour, 1 and 2; Donald's Estate, 3. Four rams—H. D; Vavasour, 1; Donald's • Estate;-'^; W.<iß>ayrier>/'3-; ) '.'. > a H.i h D.-Vavasour, 1 and 2; Donald's Estate, 3. -fi . V - -'....->, 'Ewe, ever. 21 months—H. D. Vavasour, 1 aiul'3; W.M'Kenzie, 2. ;. '.-,.- Ewe, under 21 months—W. Rayner, 1 and champion; H. D, Vavasour,' 2 and 3. ' Two, ewes—W. Rayner, 1; ,fl. D. Vavasour, 2. ; . '-..',' Ewo lamb—H. D. Vavasour, 1 ,and 3; W. M'Kenzie, 2. .. / - .--•-■ • 1^; ■! CLASSES. -. Five ewes, over 21 months—Shaw arid Son, 1 and 3; M'Kenzie Bros., 2. Two ewes, over 21 months—Shaw and Son'l. and 3; M'Kenzie Bros., 2. ■-. ' ,- Five.ewes, under 21 months—Shaw.and Son, 1: rind, 2; jM'Kenzie 8r05.,. 3.' '. '• Two-ewes, uildcr.'2l months—M'Kenzie Bros., 1; Shaw 7 and 50n,.2 and 3. . "Fivo ewe lambs—Shaw and Son, 1 and 2; M'Kenzie■. Bros., ,3. '-..'■ One ewe and Son, 1 and 2; M'Kenzie Bros., 3. ~. . SHEEP FOR FREEZING. Fivelongwool, or longwool cross, wethers or. maiden ewes,-judged at the show and at London—M'Kenzie Bros., 1; J. Strang, 2; Sir Walter Buchanan, 3. Five Down or Down cross wethers or maiden ewes,' judged at tho show and at London—R.Buick, I;'P. H. Nathan, 2; J. Strang, 3. ' Fivo Down or Down cross wethers' or maiden ewes, over 21 months—J. Strang, land 2; E. Swanson, 3. . : Five Down or Down cross wethers, under 21 mdnths-W. H. Beetham, 1; W. M'Kenzie, 2; H. J. Booth, 3. .... Five Down 'or Down cross' maiden ewes, uiider 21 H. Beetham, 1; W. J. Strang, 2 and 3. . . Five Down cross lambs, judged at the show and at London—W. Perry, 1; W. 11. Beetham, 2 and 3. '

Fivo Down cross or longwool lambs, for freezing—C. M'Killop, 1. i Five tegs, Judged at the show and at London-W. H. Booth, 1 and 2; J. E. Perry, 3. ! . Five longwool or longwool cross wethers, over 21 months—W. H. Beetham, 1 and' 3; M'Kenzio Bros., 2. Five longwool of longwool cross wethers; under 21 months—W. H. Beetham, 1; P. H.'Nathan, 2; J.Strang, 3. ■ Five longwool or longwool cross maiden' ewes', under 21' morftlis—P. H. Nathan, 1; H. S. Booth, 2; J. Strang, 3. ; . •Five longwool or longwool-cro6s lambs, judged at tie show and at London—W. H. Beetham, 1; J. Strang, 2; R. Buick, 3. Four Down-cross wethers—H. K. M'lCenzie, 1 and 2; R. Cooper, 3. Four ; longwool-cross wethers—H. K-. M'Kenzie, 1,2, and 3. ■ ; , Four Down-cross lambs—Trustees of the late D. M'Gregor, 1; C, M'Killop, 2; 3is. M'Govern, 3. Four longwool-cross lambs—H. K: M'Kenzie, 1„ 2, and 3., I -FAT SHEEP. ' , \ Five Down or Do«-n-cross wethers—E. Swainson, 1; Sir Walter Buohanan, 2 and 3. • Five Down or Down-cross ewes—Sir Walter Buchanan, 1 and 2; C. M'Killop, 3. Five Down or Down-cross lonibs—W. Howard Booths 1; W. D. Watson, 2; J. C. M'Killop, 3. ' . Fivo longwool or longwool-cross wethers—Sir'Walter' Buchanan, 1 and 2. , Five longwool or longwool-cross R. Swainson, 1; M'Kenzie Bro3.j' 2; J. i : Strang, 3. - Fivo longwool or longwool-cross lambs— M'Kenzie Bros-, 1 and 2; — Bjiick,'3; ' Heaviest wether or evre, undor 13 months-W. D. Watson, 1; J. C. M'Killon. 2; W. D. Watson, 3. Heaviest wether—E. J. Matson,'l; R. Sivainson, 2 and:3. Heaviest ewe—D. Mathieson, 1; E. J; Matson, 2 and "3. ■ _ ' Heaviest twe or wether lamb—Miss M. Judd. 1; P. n. Nathan, 2; Miss L. Cotter, 3. TOP PLACES IN CATTLE. PUREBRED SHORTHORNS. Bull, over 3 years—Sir Walter Buchanan's Count Red lloso 111, 1 and champion. Bull, under 2 years—W. Mace, 1. Yearling bull—W. Howard Booth's Carrington Duchess 31th, 1; W. T. Williams's ' To Aute Knight 18th. 2; W.' T. Williams's To Auto Knight 22nd, 3. Cow, with calf—W. T. Williams's Minnie'3rd, 1 and champion; W. Howard Booth's Matawberp Duchess, 2; W. T. Willaims'a Minnio sth, 3. Heifer, under 3 yearfr-W, T. Wil-

liams's lady Rose 13th, 1; W. Howard Booth's Carrington Duchess 9th, 2; W. T. Williams's Minnie sth, 3. Heifer, under 2 years—W. T. Williams's To Auto Rose 22nd, 1; W. T. Williams's To Auto Lass, 2. Yearling hoifer—W. T. Williams, 1 and 2; W. Howard Booth, 3. Two heifers—W. T. Williamsfll. bull calf-W. Howard Booth/1 and 3; W. T. Williams, 2. ..','•' GRADE SHORTHORNS. Bull, over 3 yeaTs . Judd's Sandy, 1: • Yearling bull—J. M'Leod's entry, 1 and champion; W. Mace, 2 and 3. Cow, with calf—J. Ruska's entry, 1 and champion; W. Mace, 2; J. Strang, 3. Heifer, under 3 years—J. Strang, 1; W. Jlncc, 2; J. M'Leod, 3. Heifer, under 2 years—J. Strang, 1; J. M'Leod, 2; W. Mace, 3. Yearling heifer—J. Strang, 1, 2, and 3. Bull calf-W. Mace, 1 and 3, J. Strang, "'Heifer calf—J. Strang, 1 and 3; W. Mace, 2„ ' PUREBRED HEREFORDS. Bull, oyer 3 years—E. Short's Crusader, I and champion; J. T. Dagg's Tehiwi Santa Rosa, 2. Bull, under 2 years—G. F. Moore's Editor, 1; Estate of the lata H. James's Captain, 2. Yearlinj bull-E. Short, 1; D. M'Kenzie, 2; G. F. Moore, 3. Cow, with talf—Estate of the- lato H. Jnmes's Pearl 11,-1 and champion; Estate of tjio lato H„ James's Pearl 111, 2; E. Short, 3. Heifer, under 3 years—E. Shorf s Happy Rosa, 1; Estate of the late H. James's Tulip 4th, 2. Heifer, under 2 years—Estate of tho Into H. James's Tulip sth, 1; Estate A the late H. James's Snowdrop sth, 2. Yearling heifer—E. Short, 1; Estate of the late H. James, 2; D. M'Kenzie, 3. , Bull calf-E. Short, 1; Estate of the late H. James. 2; D. M'Kenzie, 3. Heifer calf-E. Short, 1; Estate of the late H. James, 2; D. M'Kenzie, 3. ■ , . POLLED ANGUS. " ;.". Bull,' under 3 years—F. Armstrong's Orangeman, 1 and champion; Gwavas Station's Barry, 2; Gwavos Station's Eblito, 3. ' "/'.,•! Yearling heifer—F. Armstrong's Hilda, 1 and champio.i; F. Armstrong's Hyacinth, ?. 1 • • - 1 ■•■ .! PUREBRED AYE-SHIRES. Bull, over 3 yearsMVilton Bros.' Sultan, l! ■ Bull, under 3 years—Wilton Bros.' President of Hoydons, 1 and champion; R. C. Fowler's Diplomat! -2. Yearling bull—R. C. Fowler's Bucksleigh Diplomat 11, 1. . Cow with calf—R. C. Fowler's Fancy, 1 and champion; R. C. Fowler's Bucksleigh Madge I, 2; R. C. Fowler's Bucksleigh Maggie I, 3. Heifer, under 3 years—R. C. Fowler's Bucksleigh Maggie 11, 1. JERSEYS. -■-.. Bull, over 3 years—W. H. and A. E. Booths' Oculist sth/1, and Tcservo champion ; E. Holdaway'fl Fairy's Campawill, 2; T. Diion's Knight Commander, 3. Bull,- under 3 years—E. Eagle, jun.'s Roberts, 1 and champion. Yearling Bull—S.' R. Lancaster, 1; E. Eagle, jun., 2; T. Dixon, 3. Cow, with calf—S. R. Lancaster's Eileen 6th, 1 and champion; S. R.'Lancaster's W'athead, 2 arid reserve. champion; E. Eaule. jun.'s Bilberry Vi>3.'Heifer, under 3 years—E. Eagle, jun.'s ■Belvedere Thistle, 1; S. R. Lancaster's bright Star 11, ,2; S. R. Lancaster's Daisy Girl, 3. Heifer, under 2 years—W. H. Booth's Jaryllis, 1; S. "R. Lancaster's Fox Star, Yearling heifer—W. H. Booth, 1 and 3j' E. Holdaway. 2. , Bull calf—S. R. Lancaster, 1 and 2; W. H. Booth, 3. \ Heifer calf—S, R. Lancaster, 1; J. Dixon, 2 and ,3. HOLSTEIN FRIESTIANS. ; Bull, over 3 years—W. I. Lovelock's King Legis Wildrqse Homestead, 1 and champion; Jas. Hart's Prince Pietertje of Cliffsfde, 2. Cow, with calf—Wv;^,;,-Lovelock's-Long-beach No'. 6, 1. •'•'■■,•'■ ■■■•' ; . J Heifer, under 3 years—W. I. Lovelock's Oak de itol Fobes, 1. Heifer, under 2 years—W. I. Lovelock's Pictertio Lassie of. Cliffside, 1 and champion; E, Buckeridgo's Buttercup, 2; E. Buckeridge's Mary of Kokatau,3. ' . •'■ Yearling heifer—W. I. Lovelock, 1 and 2;. G. W. Hart, 3. DAIRY CATTLE. Heifer,-under 2 years—S. R.' Lancaster, •1; L. Donald,' 2; J. A. Donald, 3. Yearling! heifers—R. Lancaster, il and 2;' J. A. Donald, 3. Three heifers—S. R. Lancaster, 1; J. A. Donald, 2; A. E. Booth, 3. / . .FAT CATTLE. ''■■ .Two fat bullocks, any age—G. F. Moore, land : 2;''l. Sykes, 3. Two fat: heifers—Sir Walter Buchanan, 1; W. H. Beethnm, 2 and 3. . Two bullocks . for , freezing—W. \H. Beetham, 1; E. Short, 2 and 3. Three bullocks—Sir Walter" Buchanan, 1;' G. F.' Moored 2; E. Short, 3. Three heifers—E.. Short, 1; only entry. Three steers—G. Moore, 1; only entry. Bullock; any age—G. F. Moore, 1 and champion; I. Syke3, 2;' W. H. Beetham, 3.- ,- . '-■■■■' .•-•.'■ Cow, any age—R. A. M'Kenzie, 1 and champion; Sir Walter Buchanan, 2; G. F. Moore, 3. ■' Bullock under 21 years—G. F. Moore, 1 and 3; Dr. Andrew, 2. Bullock under 21 years—G. F. Moore, 1 and 2; J. C. M'Killop, 3, Heifer over 3 years—E. Short, 1; C. E. Short, 2 and 3. Heifer over 3 years—l. Short, 1; C. F. Vallance, 2. Shop bullock—G. F. Moore, 1 and2j B. Short, 3. Most points in fat cattle—G. F. Moore, 14 points, 1; E. Short, 21 points, 2; Sir Walter Buchanan, 13 points, 3.

V DAIHY PRODUCE. ' Export '.butter—Bunnythorpo Dairy Co., 1; Jlasterton Co-op. Dairy Co., 2; eight entries. Butter for' local consumption—Bunnythorpe Dairy Co., 1; Masterton Co-op. Dairy Co., 2; five entries. . Farmers' fresh separator butter—Mrs. J. B. M'Kenzio, 1; Miss T. Wrigley, 2; seven entriea. Farmers' fresh separator butter—Mrs. J. M'Kenzie, 1; Mrs. Carr, 2; five' entries. Cheese—Parkvale Dairy Co., 1 and 2; thirteen entries.. .'''/■■ THE PIGS. BERKSHIRE CLASS. Boar, any age—Snell and Larsen, 1 and champion. Sow, any age—Snell and Larsen, 1 and champion. Sow undor S months—B. Raynor, 1. Sow and litter— W. Morris, 1; Snell and Larson, 2. YORKSHIRES. Boar, any age—P. J. Small, 1 and champiou; W. Morris, 2. Boar, under 6 months—P. J. Small, 1; W. Morris, 2. Boar, under 12 months—W. Morris, 1. Sow, any age—P. J. Small, 1 and champion; W. Morris, 2. . Sow, under 6 months—P. J. Small, 1; W.. Morris, 2. ': Sow, under 12 months—P. J. Small, 1. FAT PIGS AND PORKERS. Fat bacon pig—Wilton Bros., 1; B. R. Rayner. 2; W. Morris, 3. Two/bacon pigs—W. Morris,. 1; Wilton Bros/ 2; B» B. Rayner, 3. PoFker-T. P. Lett, 1 and 2; B. H. Rayner, 3. Two porkers—Wilton Bros, 1; W. Morris, 2. COMPETITIONS. Trotting horso in saddle—Rev. J. Howe's Sonny, 1; J. K. Strange's Ginger, 2; G. Diyden's Jinijim, 3. Best walking horse—o. F. Vnllanco's Tamaiti, 1; A. Fisher, 2; M. N. Matthows's Valctta, 3. Pony jumping, under 13 hands—W. Movnihnn's Duchess, 1; F, Percy's Paddy, 2. Ponv jumping, 13 to H. 2 'hands—C. V. Smith's Deerfoot, 1; W. Cross's Starlight, 2; Shaw and Sons' Stella, 3. / - Trotting horse, in harncsj-rMre. Watson's Auotioneor, 1; J. 11, Strang'* Gingar, 2; W. Redmoad'i GresnTrood, 8,

Turning competition—A. H. Falloon, 1; F. }). Vallance, 2;. 11. W\ Smith, :i. .Maiden jumping—.l. P. Druminond's Kowhai, 1; V. 11. Diumlell's Pat, 2; E. Short's Bonnie, 3. '

Hunters' leaping competition—E. Short's Diniziilu; 1; li. E. AVcstmorelaud's Minota, 2; E. Short's Scout, 3.

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