WAVERLEY SHOW

Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 148, 18 March 1919, Page 8

WAVERLEY SHOW

FINE DISPLAY OF CATTLE

THE PRIZE LIST

(By Telegraph-Special Correspondent.) ,' Hawcra, March 17. Several South Tarauuki breeders • who visited Wanganui Show last week, and Waverley'A. and P. Show to-day. were unanimous in their opinion that in the cattle division AVavwley easily outclassed its run cattle were especially'good, and the.snruo. may be said 'of dairy breeds .'which came forward- The judge of dairy stock was very pleased with the entry and quality of 'the calves and heifers which came before him. The 'horses were a' fjood even lot, and some of the draught- were particularly good. Those entered by H. Middleton, of Waverley, would have had a. winning chance at any provincial show. 4'he classes for. hacks, harness horses, and ponies were all well filled, and the competitions were responsible ■ - for some very fine jumping being witnessed.' An'excellent, display was given in the open leaping, the valuable cup being won by 13. W. Harvey. The championship for hacks was won .by S. Syiuo's Osprey. . The following awards were made in the stock sections;— ! ' '■' Horse's. Heavy draught dry mare, .3 years or over, H. Middleton, 1, and 2; Isaac Lupton, 3- Draught gelding, .3 years or over, H. Middleton,'l and 3; J. Bourke t Henry diaught mare, with foal at /foot, H. Middleton, 1, 2, and 8. Year.- 1 ling draught filly or v g'elding, 11. Middleton 1. Two-year-old draught -- iiliy or gelding Jas. Walker, 1 and 2; H. Middleton, 3. Spring cart horse (to be driven), F. Thomason, 1; P. Johnston, 2; K. Traveis, 3. Troop horse, J. Robertsons Warrior, 1; 0. Walker, 2; Miss N. Elmslie', 3.' It Stone hack, S. Symes's Ospey, 1- B. W. Harvey's Mack, 2; J. Robert, son's Warrior,' 3. 12 Stone hack, B. W. Harvey's Braemar, 1; Bob. Watkins a Aiizac,'2; J'. Dalton's Jack, 3.- Horso most suitablo for a hunter, »S. Symes's Osprey, 1; B. W. Harvey's Mack, 2; G. Walker, 3. Ponv, between H and 15 hands, C. Paters'on, 1; C. 11. Southcombe, 2. Pony,,'l2 hnnds : :aua,.iind?r.l3. R': "Johnston, 1: M. Huston, .2. ' .Pony, under 12. hands (special'' :'prize being awarded.'to best' ridor),./C. Patcrson, 1; A Hart,. 2.', C. Paters'on. jun., won ,thd prize "for the best rider; «-Pony jump; Mies A. Williams's Tnsman,. 1; C. Paterson's libra,' 2. Cob. 15 hands and .under,' ('■ 'J- flalke, 1; E. 2. Single harness horse, F. Johnston, 1; J. Blunder'; 2. Best pacer ,flia.ck), J. Bobertson,' ]';.,S.'Svmes. 2. Lady's hack,. 15.hands and-under,-B.'W- Harvey, 1; J..Lupton, 2 Lady's hack, over 15 hands. Bob. Watkins, 1; Aitken Bros., 2. Maiden, hunters' competition, L. Payne's'Preten-; der, 1: E. Davidson's Silver.' ICing, 2. Onen lean, B. W. Harvey's Braemar, 1 j. W. H. Southcpmho's Grey Boy, 2; Symcs's DiichesV-5. '■• '■/ Cattle. '; " !'•.•■'. Three hand-fed'heifer'calves (Jersey-;, cross), "E; .Trovers,' 1; :W; H. Watkins, 2; Mitf M. M. : How, 3. 'Two-heifers Jerseycross), T. J- Davis, HIV: H. Watkins, 2; Waverley and Waitotora :Racing Club,-3, • Pen of three hand-fed calves, Jas. ,WalkerM; E; Dickie, 2; J. Morrison. 3. Two heifers (Shorthorn-cross), T. Hone, 1; W. H." Watkins, 2 and 3. Three hand-fed heifer calves (Jersey-cross), W.'H. Watkins, 1 and 3; S- AVatkins, 2. Cow (Shorthorn strain), 'A. L. Elmslie, 1 and 2;T Hone, 3. Cow"( Jersey strain), J. L. Beer, 1; Mrs.-.N. Johnston,. 2; M. Marshall, .3. Daily cow'(any breed, in milk), J; L.-Be'cr','V-ahd champion; ChrisW.T. Wallace, 5.. Threa handled heifer calves (any breed, Jer-sey-cross barred), Jack Watkin, 1; J. Metcalfe 2 and: 3. Three bush-fed calves, H. Middleton, 1; Jas. .Walker, 2; D. Walker, 3. Two fat steers, Isaac Lupton, 1. Two fat bullocks, H. Middleton, 1 and h.c; Isaac Lupton," 2. Pat bullock (any'age),ll.Middleton,l and 2. Two fat heifers, Miss A. Watt. 1; H. Pepper, 2. Two fat heifers, calved since July 1, 191G, Miss A. T. Watt. 1; H. Middleton, 2V.lsaac Lupton, 3. Fat cow, any age, E; Middleton, 1; Miss A. T. Watt, 2; n. Middleton. 3. Two Holstcin heifers (in calf and calved • since July 1, 1916), Waverley and Waitotara Bacing Club, 1; W. H. Watkins. 2. Two steors (calved since July I, 1917), H. Middleton, 1 and 2;'lsaao Lupton, 3. Two heifers (calved since' July 1, 1917), Geo. Hunter, 1; Mrs. 8.-' J. Taylor 2; Miss A. Watt, 3.

Sheep. Three fat lnnib3 (longwool-crosscs), .Aitken Bros., 1 and .2; S. M'Rae, .3. Three fat lambs (Down-crosses), Aitken Bros., 1; Waverley and Wa'itotarn Racing Club, 2 and 3. Three fnt wethers (longwool-crosses), A. L. Elmslie, 1; Aitken Bros., 2. Three fat eires (lon*- , wool-crosses), Aitken Bra?., 1 and 2; S. C. M'Rae, 3. Three fat wethers (Downcrosses), Aitken' Bros-, 1 and 2. Threo fnt ewes (Down-crosses), Aitken Bros. 1. Three fat wethers for freezing, Aitken Bros., 1 and 2. Three fat owe 3 for ' freezing, Isaac Impton, 1; Aitken Bros., 2. Fnt lambs (for freezing), Waverley and Waitotara Racing Club, 1 and 3; Aitken Bros.. 2 Three fat lambs (for freezing, Aitken Bros., 1; A. L.. Elms, lie, 2: Johnston, 3. Three fat wethers (for freezing), A. L. Elmslie, 1 and 3: Aitken Bros., 2. Three fat ewes, S. C. M'Rae. 1; Isaac Lnpton, 2; Aitken Bros.. 3. Pet lamb (longwool-CTOSS), Miss M'Meckiiv 1. Pet lamb (Down-cross). Miss E. Halke, 1.; Master .T. law, 2; Waverley and Waitotara Racing Club, 3- Five ewes, Aitken Bros. 1; Isaac Luptor, 2; John Luptnn, 3. ,