CLEVEDON A. AND P. SHOW.

Franklin Times, Volume 9, Issue 606, 8 February 1921, Page 5

CLEVEDON A. AND P. SHOW.

AN UNQUALIFIED SUCCESS. RECORD ATTENDANCE. The twelfth annual show, held under the auspices of the Clevedon A. .and P. Association, took place on the association’s picturesque grounds on Saturday last in ideal weather. There was a record attendance, visitors being present from all parts of the province. The gate takings amounted to £B4, which constituted a record. The entries received were also a record, a total of 583 having tome forward, as against 544 last year, v.hieh number was claimed to be the largest ever received for the show. The stock was in fairly good condition and in most cases competition was very keen. The gentlemen’s jumping competitions were very .mediocre, a number of falls taking place, fortunately nothing of a serious nature happening. The Indies’ jumping event was a great improvement, comparing it with the men, and revealed the fact that the members of the fair sex can handle a horse to better advantage than a male, especially in jumping events at A. and P. shows. The certificate for the champion hunter was awarded to Mr. T. Paton’s Lady Norah, who holds the Champion Hunters’ Challenge Cup for 12; months. Last year the cup was won by Mr. Roy M. Furness, whose mare Dolly acted as runner-up on Saturday. Mr. E. P. Paul’s Hilarity won the champion hack class and the same owner’s Jimmy the champion horse event, event. The show was a brilliant success throughout, and reflected great credit on the officials who had elaborate arrangements complete. A word of praise is due to the energetic secretary, Mr. D. M. Bryan, and the president, Mr. C. A. Fawcett, who attended to the requirements of visitors. THE AWARDS. The prize list is as follows: — Competitions.

Maiden Hunter—C. J. Hosking’s Cyclone 1, S. Elliott’s Wee McGregor 2, G. M. Little’s Bill 3.^ Heavy-weight Hunter. —R. M. ir urness’ Dolly 1, T. Baton’s Lady Norah 2, C. J. Hosking’s Cyclone 3. Light-weight Hunter.--A. A. Higgins’ Little Dan 1, T. Paton's Lady Norah 2, W. Pursell 3. Lady’s Hunter. —T. Paton's Lady Norah 1, R. M. Furness’ Dolly 2, A. A. Higgins’ Little 'Dan 3. Champion Hunter —T. Batons Lady Norah. Stockmen’s Competition. —A. R. Cole 1, J. V. Patten 2. Leaping Match —A. A. Higgins’ Little Dan 1, G. M. Little’s Bonnie 2. Best Gentleman Rider.—V. A. Alexander 1, Alan Paton 2, R. M. Furness 3 Champion Rider. —J. V. Patten 1, J. Buchanan 2, T. Paton 3. Champion Lady Rider.—Miss Mona Elliott 1. Amateur. Boy Rider —Eric Higgins 1. Best Boy Rider.—Norman Paul, 1. Best Girl Rider.—Elsie Luke 1, Brenda Renall 2. HORSES. Hacks. (Judge, Mr. O. Kay.) Entire, suitable breeding hacks A. M. Paton’s Merry Prince 1. Dry Mare, suitable breeding hacks. —J. Peat 1, Miss Jean McCullough 2, Roy M. Furness 3. Filly or Gelding, 2-year-ald.—H. Ward, 1; Rex Mellsop, 2. Filly or Gelding, yearling.—A. D. Bell 1, H. Ward 2. Hack up to 15st. —E. P. Paul’s Hilarity 1, S. Page’s Victor 2, W. R. Spicer’s Defender, 3 Hack up to 13st. —R. M l . Furness’ Dolly 1, J. D. Dufty’s Tuhimata 2, W. R. Spicer’s Defender 3. Hack, up to list.—R. R. C. Bainbridge’s Okabu 1, T. Hoult’s Toy 2, T. Paton’s Molly 3. Cob, not exceeding 14 hands. Roy Fulton’s Moira 1, A. A. Higgins’ Little Dan, 2. Horse, suited for Mounted Rifles.— R. M. Furness’ Dolly 1, R. R.> C?. Bainbridge’s Okahu 2, C. Fulton’s Ida 3. Lady’s Hack.—R. M. Furness’ Dolly 1; E, P. Paul's Hilarity ,2, T. Hoult’s Toy, 3. Draughtes. Filly or Gelding, 2-year-old.—A. D. Bell 1 and 2. Filly or Gelding, yearling.—A. D. Bell 1. Mare with foal at foot. —A. D. Bell’s Lady Lucy 1 and champion, and 2. Foal.: —A. D. Bell 1 and 2. Mare, dry.—J. Paton’s Lion .1 and champion, Jack 2, A. D. Bell 3. Spring Cart Horse, up to 15cwt.G. H. Morrison 1, T. G. Smith 2. Spring Cart Horse, up to lOcwt. — A. D. Bell 1, C. Henson 2. Pair Heavy Draughts.—J. Baton 1, A. D. Bell 2. Team of 3 Horses. —A. D. Bell 1. Pair Medium Draughts.—A. D. Bell 1. Horse suitable -for Farm Work: -ride, drive or plough.—G. 11. Morrison 1, A. D. Bell 2, C. Henson 3.

Ponies. Pony, not exceeding 14 hands.—E. P. Paul’s Bobbie 1, Walter Stephen’s Sammy 2, Brenda Renall’s Taipo 3. Pony, 13 hands. —Wallis Alexander’s Tommy 1, Jim Bell 2, W. Couldrey 3. Pony, 12 hands.—Alec. Atchison’s Dolly 1 and champion, Harold Monro’s Milly 2, W. J. Gore 3 and 4. Child’s Pony, 11 hands.—V. J. Gore, 1, Storey Bell 2, H. C. Sutherland 3. Light Harness Horses. Entire. —A. M. Paton’s Merry Prince 1.

Mare or Gelding, 15.2 and over. — E. P. Paul’s Jimmy 1 and champion, W. R. Spicer’s Defender 2, S. Page’s Victor 3.

Mare or Gelding, under 15.2. —W. G. Bell’s Peggy 1, Colin Watson’s Sammy 2, C. Fulton’s Ida 3. Pony, 14.2 —Roy Fulton’s Moira 1, E. P. Paul’s Bobbie 2, Rev. J. A. Thomson’s Bonny 3. Pony 12.2 —E. P. Paul’s Chum 1, W. R. Spicer’s Peggy 2, Rev. J. A. Thomson 3. Pair Horses —Fulton Bros. 1, Thos. Hoult 2. _ CATTLE. Pedigree I¥3i!king Shorthorns. Judge, Mr. S. B. Grant.) Bull, 3 years and over.—J. Nicol’s Riverlea Rosemon 1 and champion, F. W. Brown’s Orakau King Bth 2. Bull, 2 years.—H. Alexander’s Kelvin Grove 1, A. D. Bell 2, P. Graham 3.

Bull, yearling.—H. Alexander’s Sunnymede Red Duke 1, A. D. Bell 2 and 3. Cow, 4 years or over. —J. Nicol’s Lady 1, and champion, Belle 2, A. D. Bell 3.

Cow or Heifer, 3 years old.—A. D. Bell 1, J. Nicol 2. Heifer, 2 years.—A. D. Bell 1 and;2. Heifer,,, yearling.—J. A. McPherson I, H. Alexander 2, J. Nicol 3. Bull Calf.—A. D. Bell 1 and 3, J. Nicol 2. Heifer Calf.—H. Alexander 1 and 2, J. Nicol 3. Grade Shorthorns. Cow, 3 years and over.—F. W. Brown 1 and 2, W. G. Bell 3. Heifer,. 2 years—P. Graham 1, F. Stephen 2, W. G. Bell 3. Heifer, yearling— W. G. Bell 1, J. E. Wilson 2, C C. Munro 3, Three Yearling Heifers, suitable dairy.—F. W. Brown 1, W. G. Bell 2, J. E, Wilson 3. Heifer Calf—J. O’Hara 1, F., W. Brown 2, W. G. Bell 3. Pedigree Friesians. (Judge, Mr. Spencer Robinson.) Bull, 3 years and over—G. T. N. Ross, Gordon Pieterje of Monovale 1 and champion. Bull, yearling. —G. T. N. Ross’ Yan Van Vola 1. Heifer, yearling. —G. T. N. Ross Happy Valley Girl 1. Bull Calf.—G. T. N. Ross 1 and 2. Grade Friesians. Cow, 3 years and over. —G. T. N. Ross’ Roselle 1, F. Stephens 2. Heifer, 2 years old.' —Burnside Bros. 1, F. Stephens 2. Pen of 3 Yearling Heifers, suitable for dairying.—Burnside Bros. 1.

Jerseys. (Judge, Mr. T. Church. ; Twylish Treasure 1 and champion, G H. Morrison’s Mountaineer 2, G.. H. McCullough’s Ferniag Lad 3.

Bull, 2 years old. —F. Waterhouse's Ferniag Exile 1. Bull, yearling. —J. Luke 1, T. G. Smith’s British Fox 2 Cow, 4 years and over—G. H. McCullough’s Lady Twylish 1 and champion, R. Waterhouse’s Alberta 2, J. Shaw’s Twylish Phantom 3. Cow or Heifer, 3 years old. J. Shaw’s Pearl of Ascot 1, G.i H. McCullough’s Ferniag Bustle 2. Heifer, 2 years old.—R. Waterhouse’s Athabasca 1, J. Shaw’s Phantom’s Treasure 2. Heifer, yearling. —R. Waterhouse’ 1 and 2, T. G. Smith 3. Bull Calf. —J. Shaw 1 and 2. Heifer Calf.—R. Waterhouse 1, G. McCullough 2, J. Shaw 3. Best Type Jersey Cow or Heifer, m milk— G. H. McCullough’s Lady Twylish 1, Ferniag Bustle 3,. R. Wateihouse’s Alberta ,2. Grade Jerseys.

Cow, 3 years and over—G. H. McCullough 1 and 2, H. C. Barker 3. Heifer, 2 years old. —J. Shaw 1, G. H. McCullough 2, R. Waterhouse 3. Heifer, yearling— G. H. McCullough I, R. Waterhouse 2, G. Cairns 3. Dairy Cattle. Best Dairy Bull.—Burnside Bros’. Samson 1. G. Cairns’ Twylish Treasure 2 f P. Graham’s Topsy Boy 3. Co\y, 4 years or over. —G. H. McCullough’s Perfection 1 and champion. Beautv 2, H. C. Parker’s Queenie, 3. Cow or Heifer, 3 years old.—G. H. McCullough’s Ferniag Bustle 1, PGraham’s Mousie 2, A. D. Bell S. Heifer, 2 years old.—Burnside Bros. Pet 1 and reserve champion, P. Graham’s Cherry 2, G. H. McCullough’s Charity 3. Heifer, yearling.—G. H. McCullough 1, W. G. Bell 2, J. Shaw 3. SHEEP (Judge, Mr. L. L. Allen.) Entries for the sheep classes were exceptionally poor, there being only

four exhibitors. No entries were re-

ceived for the Lincoln and Merino classes. Mr. J. E. Wilson was the only exhibitor in the English Leicester class and obtained 6 firsts 5 seconds and 2 championships, for ram and ewe, while Mr. W. J. Hyde was the only exhibitor in the Border Leicesters. He obtained 6 firsts, b seconds and 2 championships. Romney Marsh. Ram, 2 years and over.—A. D. Bell 1 and champion and 3, W. C. Knighlfc 2. Ram, under 2 years.—W. G. Knight A. D. Bell 2 and 3. Two Ewes, over 2 years.—A, D. Bell 1,2 and champion. Two Ewes, under 2 years.—A. D. Bell 1 and 2. Ram Lamb.*—A. D. Bell 2 and 3. Ewe JLamb, —A, D, Bell 1,2 and 3. , Shropshire Downs. Ram, over 2 years.—W. C. Knight 1 and champion. FAT AND STORE CATTLE. (Judge, Mr. V. Chitty.) Fat Ox.—W. T. Duder 1, W. Gollan 2, A. D. Bell 3. Bullock, suitable for freezing.—F. Mullins 1, W. T. Duder, 2, A. D. Bell 3, Fat Friesian Bullock.—W. T. Duder, I, Robt. Hall 2, W. Gollan 3. Fat Cow—A. D. Bell 1, Hawthorn and Munro 2. Fat Heifer.—C. C. Munro 1, Hawthorn and Munro 2. Pen 3 Yearling Steers. —F. B. Burgowne 1 and 2, W. G. Bell 3. FAT SHEEP. Two Wethers. Hawthorn and Munro 1, J. Duder 2, W. T. Duder 3. Two Ewes.—A. D. Bell 1 and 2, W. J. Gore 3. Two wethers, long wool cross, suitable freezings—W. T. Duder 1, W. J. Hyde 2 and 3, Two Wethers, down or short wool cross.—J. Duder 1 and 2, W. T. Duder 3. Two Lambs, suitable freezing—W. J. Gore 1, D. Ryburn 2, J. Duder 3. Two Lambs, most value. —J. Duder 1, W.‘ J. Gore 2, W. T. Duder 3. Fat Ewe—A. D. Bell 1 and 2, Hawthorn and Munro 2. Fat Wether—W. T. Duder 1, W» J. Hyde 2, C. C. Munro 3 pigs! (Judge, Mr. E. C. Cribble.) Berkshire. Boar, 1 year and over. —E. R. Carter 1, H. Alexander, jun, 2, Hawthorn and Munro 3. Boar, under 1 year.—Angus Clark 1, Hawthorn and Munro 2, E. R. Carter 3. Sow, in pig.—Hawthorn and Munro 1, H. Alexander, jun, 2, E. R. Carter 3. Sow, under 12 months, suitable breeding.— Hawthorn and Munro 1, Angus Clark 2 and 3. Any Other Breed.—E. R. Carter 1, Hawthorn and Munro 2. Fat Pigs. Pig, suitable butcher’s purposes.— E. r/ Carter 1, Hawthorn and Munro 2, H. Alexander, jun., 3. _ •< Bacon Pig.—H. Alexander, jun., 1, E. R. Carter 2, Hawthorn and Munro 3,