CARTERTON SHOW.

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1893, 30 October 1913, Page 10

CARTERTON SHOW.

OPENING DAY. STOCK AND OTHER AWARDS, (By Telejrrapli.—Special Reporter.) Carterton, October 29. ; Tlio thirty-sixth show of tho Waira'fcapa and East Coast P. and A. Society was opened' at Carterton to-day. For the'first time in fivo years the weaiiier .was-fine for the opening day, but there tire predictions of rain for to-morrow. Tliero was a fair number of peoplo on .<the ground to-day, and a big crowd is 'bxpcctcd to-morrow. Tliero is a-fine 'display of .stock. Of tho two beef breeds tlio Shorthorn is strong, but only two Herefords liavo come forward. Tlio Shorthorns are splendid. Many of the prizes in theso classes go to Hawko's Bay, to Messrs. R. D. D. M'Lean (tho , chief winner) and W. T. Williams.. Carterton always draws forth good dairy cattlo. Mr. .W. I. Lovolock, of Palmorston North, is the most successful Holstein exhibitor. Porirua Mental Hospital, Mr. J. Kyle, and Mr. David Buchanan take the Ayrshire honours, and Mr. E. Eagle, of Belvcdorc, is the chief Jersey winner, with Mr. S. R. ' Lancaster, of Palmorston North, next. The judges generally wero very well pleased with the-sheep. Horses. Thoroughbred. . Two-year-old—G. . Formaii, .1. Yearling— Cl. Forman, 1." Mare with foal— : W. • Hercock, 1; F. A. Deller, - 2. ■Filly,, ono year —J. Parker's Bluebird, 1 and champion. Hack mare—Deller's Estate, 1; J. W. Tucker, 2. Mare for breeding remounts—D. H. Jensen, 1; T. S. Arcus, .2. Pony mare, 14.2 hands —Miss M. Zaboll, 1. Hack, two-year-old—S. Liddington, 1. Hack'yearling— N. Cadwallader, 1; Murdy Campbell, 2.', Harness, two-year-old—S. Liddington, 1. Harness ; yearling—E.Tunnicliffe, 1. S. Jensen, 2. ■ • - ' Cattle. Shorthorn. Bull,- over 3 -years—Sir Walter Buchanan's Court Red Roso III;, 1 and champion. Bull, 2 years—W. T. Williams, 1; R. D. D. M'Lean, 2. Bull, 1 year—R.. D. D. M'Lean, 1 and' 2. Cow, with calf—W. Howard Booth, 1 and reserve champion; W. T. Williams, 2. Hoifor, 3 years —M'Lean, 1 and 2. Heifer, 2 years—M'Lean, 1-and champion arid ,2. Heifer, 1 year—M'Lean, 1; .Williams, 2. Two heifers—M'Lean, 1; (Williams, 2. . . Horeford. Bull, over 3 years—J. T. Dacg's Santa Rosa, 1 and champion. Bull, 2 years—J. T. Dagg, 1. I Holstein. . ■ Bull, over 3 years —W. I. Lovelock's King Segis, 1 and champion; ' W. 0. Baylcs, 2.; Bull, 3 years—Dalelield Syndicate; 1; W. Barton, 2. Bull, 2 years—'W. : I. Lovolock, 1 ■ and reserve champion,; Nowton. King, 2. Bull, 1 - year—Woreroi Stato Farm, 1; Lovolock, 2. Cow with calf—Wereroa Farm's Flower, 1; Lovelock, 2. Heifer, 3 years—Lovelock, 1 and reserve champion, arid 2. Heifer, 2 years—Alex. Gallon, 1,; Lovelock, 2. Heifer,,l year —Newton. King, 1; Lovelock, 2. One bull and '3 cows—Lovelock,' 1 and 2'.,. - 1 , ... Ayrshire. Bull, over : 3 years—Porirua Mental Hospital, 1; J. Kyle, 2. Bull, 3 years —Porirua .Hospital's Stylo .of Porirua, 1 and champion; J. Kyle, 2. Bull, 2 ■ years—Kyle, 1; Porirua, Hospital, 2. 8u11,.l vear—Porirua, l and 2. Cow, 1 with calf—David, Buchanan's. Elinsa of Edin" Park, 1 .and champion; Porirua Hospital, 2. Heifer, 3 years—D. Buchanan, 1; Kyle, 2. Heifer, 2 years— D. Buchanan, 1; Kyle, 2. Heifer, 1 - year —D. Buchanan, 1; Kyle, 2. Two yearling heifers—Porirua Hospital, 1. Dry. cow—Kvle, 1; D. Buchanan, 2. - One bull and" 3 cows—Porirua Hospital, 1; Kyle,- 2. Jersey. . j Bull, over 3 years—E. Eagle's Roberts, 1 and champion. Bull, 3 years—T.

M'Kenzie, 1 and reserve champion; John Standen, 2. Bull, 2 years—E. Eagle, 1; M. Alpass, 2. Butl, 1 year— E. Eagle, 1; S. R. Lancaster, 2. Cow, with calf—S. R. Lancaster's Eileen V, 1 and champion; E. Eagle, 2 and reserve champion. Heifer, 3 years—E. B. Eagle, 1 and 2. Heifer, 2 years—Lancaster, 1 and 2. Heifer, 1 year—E. B. Eagle, 1; Lancaster, 2. Two heifersLancaster, 1; E. Eagle, 2. One bull and 3 cows—E. Eagle, 1; Lancaster, 2. Fat Cattle. Tho firsts in fat cattle wore divided botween Sir Walter Buchanan and H. It. M'Kenzie. Milking Cattle. Throe yearling heifers —W. 0. Bnyliss, 1; N. Neilson, 2. Grade Shorthorn heifer—G. W. Hart, 1. Grade Holstein heifer—W. A. Hart, 1; J. 0. Ordish, 2. Grade Ayrshire heifer —C. Tuni/icliffe, 1; Mrs, T. W. Vose, 2. Grade Jersey heifer—E. Eagle, I; W. H. Booth, 2. Two-year-old heifer —It. Bassett, 1; Moore Bros., 2. Two two-year-old heifers—Moore Bros., 1 and 2. Shoep. Lincoln. Ram, over 30 months—A. E. Anderson, 1 and champion ; Mrs. J. D. Ormond. Ram, under 30 months—Sir Walter Buchanan, 1; Rayher Bros., 2. Ram, under 18 months—A. E. Anderson, 1 and 2. Two rams, under 18 months— Anderson, 1;' Sir Walter Buchanan, 2. Ewe, over 30 mouths—Anderson, 1; Sir Walter Buchanan, 2. Ewe, under 30 months—Mrs. J. D. Ormond, 1 and champion; 11. R. Wilton, 2. Ewe, under 18 months —Anderson, 1; Mrs. Ormond, 2. Two ewes, under 18 months — H. R. .Wilton, 1 and 2. ■ English Leicester. In the English Leicester division S. R. Lancaster, of Palmerston North, won seven firsts and both championships. Sir Walter Buchanan was awarded one first and four seconds. Border Leicester. Mrs. J. D. Ormond's Border Leicesters were not competed against in their divisions. The Hastings breeder was awarded all firsts and both championships. Southdown. Nelson .Bros.' Hawke's Bay Southdowns wero unbeaten. All firsts ami seconds, and both champoinships are theirs. Other competitors were: Rayner Bros., W.' Howard Booth, James Knight, and H. K. M'Kenzie. Shropshire Down. Both championships, six firsts; and three seconds fell to Rayner Bros. W. M'Kenzie obtained two firsts. , Fanners' Sheep. Fat ewes, shorn —A. Clark,. 1; C. Campbell, 2. Fat owes, for wool and carcass—A. Clark, 1; C. Campbell, 2. Ewes, with lamb—J. and W. Fisher, 1; Campbell, 2. Fat lambs—J. and' W. Fisher, 1 and 2. Ewes, in wool—Campbell, 1; Fisher, 2. Ram, in wool— Campbell, 1; Fisher, 2. Fat' Sheep. Down wethers, under 30 months— James Knight, 1; W. Reid and Son, 2. Down wethers, under 18 months —Sir Walter Buchanan, 1. Down ewes —Reid and' Son, 1; Sir W. C. Buchanan, 2. Down lambs —W. Howard Booth, 1; J. and W. Fisher, 2. Longwool lambs — W.'Howard 800th,.!-and 2. Longwool wethers, under Stempa. 1; Sir W v C. Buchanan, 2. Longwool wethers,' 'under 18. months—Sir AV. GV Buchanan, 1. Longwool owes—W. Rcid_and Sons,l. Five freezer wethers; —Reid and Sons, .1... Withers in.the wool—Reid'" "'arid 'Sons, 1. Freezor lambs—J. and W. Fisher, 1; H. Perry, 2." Heaviest wether —Mrs. Maison, 1 and! 2. Heaviest, ewe—A. Matson, 1 and 2. Heaviest wether, under 18 months—C. Blake, 1; E. J. Matson, 2. Heaviest ewe under 18 months— C. Blake, 1; Miss E. Mataon, 2.

Eomney Marsh. ' Ram, .over 30 months—E.' W. 'Allen, 1 and champion; AV. H. Booth, 2. Ram under 30.months—A. Collins, 1; G. E. Allon, 2. : Ram under 18 months —E. AV., Allen, 1; G. E. Allen, 2. Two rams,- under 18 months—AV. B. Allen, 1; G.'E. Allen, 2. Ewe. over 30 nionths —G. E. Allen, 1 and cnampion; E. AV. Allen, 2. Ewe, tinder 30 months—E. AV. Allen, I;'AV. B. Allen, 2. Ewe, under 18-months—G. iE. Allen, 1; AV. V. Buick, 2. Two ewes, under 18 months -G. E. Allen, 1; AV. V. Buick, 2.

_ With tlio exception of a first scored 1 by Allan H. Thompson, the Porirua Mental Hospital "swept tho board" in Berkshires. Their wins included both championships. In Yorkshires,'the. Porirua Hospital was 'first throughout, and tecured tho championships., Tho results were:— Porker, 601b. —J. Kilminster, 1; H. W. Keinpton, 2. Sow with litter —H. AV. Kenipton, 1. Baconers —H. Rayner, 1; N. Niolsen, 2. Twq porkers, 801b. — AV. A. Haryey, 1; J. Kilminster, 2. Dairy Produce. , Fresh powdered butter—Mrs. 'A'. Hawke, 1; Mrs. AV. Feast, 2. Refrigerated powdered butter —Mrs. Feast, 1; Mrs. J. B. M'Kenzie, 2. Saltless butter—Mrs. Hawke, 1; H. R. Wiltonj 2. Factory cheese, coloured—Taratahi 1; Bolvedere, 2; Parkyale, 3. White cheese—Belvedere, 1; Greytown and Taratahi (dead heat), 2. Export cheese —Taratahi, 1; Belvedere, 2; Carrington, 3. • Ring Competitions. Walking—S. W. Feast, 1- R. C. Morris, 2. Trotting—James K. Strang, 1; S. Jensen, 2. Trotting in harness? — J. K. Strang, 1; A. B. Corlet, 2. Maiden leaping—W. Strang, Pony leaping—F. Sliaw, 1. Bareback ridingHugh Tilson, 1; H. 11. Lancaster, 2.