ROYAL SHOW

New Zealand Times, Volume LIII, Issue 12607, 18 November 1926, Page 7

ROYAL SHOW

ADDITIONAL AWARDS TROTTING AND RACING EXHIBtTONS. Per Press Association. AUCKLAND, November 17. The additional championship awards are:— SHEEP. Border Leicester, —Ram and ewe, Canterbury Agricultural College: reserve ram, C. Hodgkinson (Glenbrook). Romney Marsh. —Ewe, E. E. Short (Feilding): reserve, G. E. Allen (Masterton). PIGS. Berkshire boar, C. W. Anderson** (Auckland) Dominion Raymond; reserve, Raukura State Farm** Dominion Good Hope; sow, L. R. Mclndoe’* (Kaihere) Vclebit Esmeralda; reserve, Bowen and Wilson’s (Hastings). Yorkshire.—Boar and sow and Teserve, E. J. Rogers (Ngaruawahia). Devon.—Boar and reserve and sow and reserve, E. J. Rogers. TamwortE.—Boar, Wright Stephenson’s (Wellington) Danesboro George; reserve and champion sow, E. J. Rogers; reserve sow, Bowden and Wilson’s Springdale Lydia. HORSES. Clydesdales.—Mare and reserve, Moore Hunter Estate (Hawera), royal champion. RING COMPETITIONS. The open hunters* competition was won by El Arish, owned by A. M. Samuel (Cambridge). The Soott Memorial Cup for champion lady’s hunter, was won by O. Nelson*s (Hastings) Blue Moon, which also won the wire jumping contest. P. Gorrie (Remucra) was adjudged the best girl rider under 15 years, G. Peake the best boy rider under 15 and also 17 years. The trotting and pacing exhibition* provided good contests, some excellent track performers being engaged. Both events were over two miles, and the finishes were extremely close. In trotting event Peter Dean (120yds behind) lwas first. Gold Sovereign (limit) second, and Betty Moko (144yds behind) third. In pacing, Gold Jacket (limit) was first, Auto Machine (72 yds behind) second, and Dick Dillon (96yds behind) third.