SHEEP-DOG TRIALS
Taradale Meeting Opens * The Central Hawke's Bay Sheep Dog Trial Club's a'nnual trials were begun yesterday on grounds lent ■ by the Dolbel Estate at Redclyffe, Taradale. There was a large attendanee of those interested, who. were ablevto witness a high standard of work. Tha course is in excellent brder, and the ; sheep beingj used were particularly good for trial purposes. Yesterday's work consisted *o£ the long head and holding in.the ring, the run being approximately 800 yards. A total of 34 entries took part, '.and the, arrangements were capably, carfied out by the various officjals. - The judge/ Mr Erio McLeod," of Twyford, expressed himself as being very, pleased with the working, -vvhich re-, flecfed a high standard of efficiency in the handling of sheep. • • To-day the short head and yard was being run. Tbe trials will conclude tomorrow with the huhtaway. The following are the results of class I— Mr A. Lopdell's Swift 46£pts. ...... 1 Mr G. Elliott's Don 45pts ............ 2 4 Mr A. Stead's Star 43pts . ......... 3 Mr R. James's Mick .42ipts . 4 Mr J. Sutherlahd's Prince 42pts ... 5
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 35, 25 February 1937, Page 6
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