FEILDING SHOW

Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 120, 7 February 1918, Page 8

FEILDING SHOW

PEOPLE'S DAY FURTHER LIST OF AWARDS (By Tilograoh-Sneoial Correspondent.) • Felldlng, February 6. There-was a very, good attendance on tho occasion of People's Day at tho Feildjpg A. and P. Show to-day, the local crowd having been supplemented by show enthusiasts from Palmerston North, who camo by special train. The competitions and the dog trials excited a good deal of interest. The judging was continued,. with tho following results:— Pigs. There was a big entry of pigs, and some very fine, animals were Bhown. F. "W. Fitzpatrick annexed all the main, prizes,'including the championships for Berkshire boar, Yorkshire boar and sow ; and first lor sow and litter most suited for factory purposes, not to exceed eight weeks of age. Sir. Fitzpatrick secured- Messrs. Hodder and Tolley's special for obtaining most points in all pig classes. Horses. 10-stono Hack—H. Hassall's Mickey Free, 1. 13-stono Hack—J. Brice's Bill, 1. 11-st. Haok-H. HassaU's Captain Glossop, 1 and,champion; J. It. M'Donnell's entry, 2; J. Brice's Hailstorm, 3. Lady's Hack—H. HassaU's Captain Glossop, 1; J. It. M'Doniiell, 2; F. M'Lean, 3. The first award includes a challenge trophy value £10 10s., presented by Miss M. "G. Cox.' ■ Single harness horse (15 hands or over)—W. H. Gibson's entrv, T; F. Saywell, 2; A. B. Terry, 3. ...Single harness horse (14.2 and under 15 ..Jiands)—W. H. Gibson's Gaiety, 1; •Mrs. A. G. Roe, 2. Single harness pony (14 hands and under 14.2) —P. •Crcgan,- 1. Singlo harness pony (13 •hands and under 14 hands)—W. Dal--gleish,' 1; M. Peterson, 2. Single harness pony (13 hands and under) — ; ft, Wylio, 1; R, H. Reid, 2. Lady's horse and trap' (t<r be driven' by a ...lady)—Mrs. W. H. Gibson's Sentry, 1. -This horse was also awarded the championship. ■' • ■ - : Draught Horses, —Yearling coltDonald's Estate, 1. Filly foaled since 'August 1, 1914— T. A. Duncan, 1 and 2: Filly foaled since August 1, 1916— '. Donald Estate, 1. Heavy gelding or mare shown in dray or spring cart — .A. Campbell, 1. Light gelding or , mare—Mk. V.' A. Denshnm, 1; J. Sigley, 2: • Pair of horses—A. Campbell, 1; Pair of plough, horses —A. Campbell, 1. Three-horse plough team—A. Campbell, 1. Horse moßt .suitable for artillery work—Mrs. V. A. "pensham;,l; J. Sigley, 2. Competitions. Driving for ladies who have not won a .similar event at any A. and P. Show •—Miss Vera Lassen, 1'; Mrs. Holland, '2.

Z. Open pony jumping competition, for I ponies' 14.2 bands and under (to bo rid- .. den by boys not over 16 years of age); first prize, challenge cup, value £12 '. "-125., presented by Mr. J. J. Bryce— ' .- J. M'Donnell's Truce, 1; J. H, Nortbcott, 2. \ " Open' pony / jump for ponies 13.2 \ "hands and under (to be ridden.by boys ' or girls not over 15 years of age)—L. Bull's entry, 1. ..-,..... Open hunters' competition—H. Hassall's Mickey Free, 1; J. J. Brvce's . Twilight.'2; J. Brice's Hailstorm/3. ■ Ladies' hunters' , competition: for challenge cup presented by Mr. H. J. Booth—lf B. Doolnghty's Hazelnood, 1; J. J. Bryce's Twilight, 2. ... Sheep Dog Trial, 'The sheep dog trial resulted as follows:'-—@. S. Hay's Moggie, 1 ; J. ■ Com'gan's Gyp, 2. G. S. Hay's Tommy ' Attins .won tbe'sAvecpstalte.