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Shannon News, 25 January 1922, Page 4

Lady’s hack: C. P. James’s Ailie l, p. 11. Best’s (Levin) Jack 2, Miss M. j. Stewart’s (Haicombe) Jack 3; eight

enines. Best iacly rider: Mrs K. Bekker (Wanganui) 1; Miss Mettle Meads (Pal merston North) 2. Lady's and gentleman’s hacks, to be judged as a pair: F. H. Best’s Jack and S. L. Jackson’s Wiidlire 1, A. V, Wmge’s Madam Marion and Mickey 3 Miss iv. Green’s (Foxton) Narooma and C. Green’s (Foxton) Lignite 3. Cob, not under 14 hands or exceeding 15 hands: H. S. George (Levin) i, L M. Be van (Otaki Railway) 2, Douglas Vickers (Levin) 3; lour entries. Champion hack: Miss M. J. Stewart (rialcombe) 1. HARNESS HORSES. Harness nurse, JO lianas or over: Mrs N. Kiriicaldie i, J. G. Ulassloru (Levin) 2, T. H. Powies (Oh.au) 3; six entries. Harness horse, 14 hands and under 15: 11. S.. George 1, O. Reiter (Levin) 2, Douglas Vickers 3; five entries. Harness pony, 14 hands and under: P. J. Aplin (Oha.u) i, C. R. Cottle (Manakau) 2. Troop horse: F. Hoult’s (Feilding) J, Miss M. J. Stewart 2, F. H. R. Gorringe (Levin) 3; seven entries. Gun horse: J. Sigley (Levin) 1, G. Marshall (Levin) 2. COMPETITIONS. Best turnout, horse, trap and harness: Mrs N. Kirkcaldie (nevin) 1, E. Moult (Feilding) 2, P. J. Aplin (Oiiau) 3; six entries. Jumping, steeplechase style, open: T. Pratt’s (Manakau) Redwing 1, J. J. Waller's (Rangiotu) Motokai 2, J. Shaw’s (Palmerston North) Rita 3; 11 entries. Pony race: Douglas McDonald’s vLevin) Weka T, Roy Scott’s (Sanson) The Gift 2,'T. Winiata’s (Levin) Fairy Bell 3; four entries. Pony race, 14.3 hands and under: Douglas McDonald's Weka 1, T. Winiata’s Fairy Bell 2, Miss A. Kebbell’s (Levin) Nadgee 3; 10 entries. Apple race: G. McDonald 1, W- Mungavin 2, W. Bell 3.

Turning competition: Gordon Vickers 1, R. Hodge 2. Ladies’ turning competition: Mrs Bekker 1, Miss Mead 2. Tilting at the ring: l-l. Karauti l, Miss Kebbell 2. Open hunters’ competition: J. Shaw’s (Palmerston North) Rita 1, F. F. Lowe and Son’s (Levin) Cadet 2, F. Hoult’s (Feilding) Civility 3; 17 entries. SPECIAL AND POINTS PRIZES. Winners of special and points prizes were as follows: Levin Dairy Co.,’s Cup, butierfat competition: G. Sievers (Levin). Milking Shorthorn Cup: B. H. Slack | (Otaki). | Davies Cup for fat sheep and lambs: 1 F, Davies (Levin). I Stratton Cup for most points in j Romney sheep: W. H. and (V. Waggery ; (Waikanae). 1 Cup for most points in Jerseys: R. !L. Hom (Manakau). j Cup for best purebred cow or heifer: J l-1. J. Lancaster (Glen Oroun). 1 Cup for most points in dairy division: Horn Bros. (Oha,u). Cup for two best dairy cows or heifers .-Horn Bros. (Ohau). Trophy for best lady’s, hack: C. J. j James (Levin). I Medal for most points, in Friesian ] tattle: Central Development Farm. Medal for champion Romney ram: W. H. and V. Weggerv (Waikanae). Medal for champion Romney ewe: H. S. Prouse (Levin).

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