West Coast A & V. Assn.

Hokitika Guardian, 9 February 1923, Page 1

West Coast A & V. Assn.

PHIZES -FOB HOUSES. The Association Inis drawn up a section of -17 classes for horses, at the forthcoming show, which ranges from heavy draughts to the pony classes, and affords scope for every horse owner to show in a correct class, whethei. Ids horse is a farm horse, racer, hack, buggy hor-e, trotter or pacer, or just a il .mestie pony. All the roadstei classes will require to he shown in saddle and ridden by either a. lady or gentleman, as the class may require. In the ease of some of the classes of liani 'ss horses, the stipulation is that they he driven in a. vehicle. The scope of t !, is section is so wide thai p>actually any horse will he eligible for out ranee, and, provided ii is sound in wind and limb, will lucre a chance to win a prize. In addition to the awards stated in the schedules, quite a number of suecial prizes in cash and trophies have been donated or allocated to this section. aumngsi which are taro trophies valued at l-l -Is, donated by the Combined Trades Association. Greymoutll, for the 1 ‘St; liorse and mare in the. draught eiasses, also a trophy valued at C 3 -'is for the best animal in the section, donated by Messrs Balluntyno and Co., 1,ti1.. Christchurch. A cup ha- also been donated by .Mr C. TTanuam for the horse section. Get a sell bile and special prize list horn Mi Clias. ,]{ose, Box 371, Greymoutll, and gel vour horses ready for eompe-