WAIKATO SHOW

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 515, 19 November 1928, Page 12

WAIKATO SHOW

MOST SUCCESSFUL FIXTURE QUALITY FAT LAMBS (Special to THE SUN) HAMILTON, Sunday. The 37th annual fixture of the Waikato A. and P. Association, which concluded on Saturday, proved one of the most successful in the history of the association. Entries and the attendance of visitors constituted a record. The hunters’ competitions proved one of the most interesting features of the show. Mr. Wynn Brown’s Cup for the champion hunter went to S. A. Wood’s Colleen Bawn. The association’s £6O prize in the Dominion jumping competition went to P. Clarkin’s Polite. The fat lamb section was considered by the judge and visiting stockmen to be one of the best ever shown in the Dominion, far excelling that at the recent Royal Show. Additional awards are as follow: CHAMPIONSHIPS Horses.—Hack: L. Kay’s Colonel Abbey. Trotting horse: L. G. Browne’s Mary Moko. Champion draught: F. Redmond’s Lorna Dene. Hunter: S. A. Wood’s Colleen Bawn. Pony, senior: T. Ferguson; junior, H. Haeusler. Harness horse: R. H. Tounsend’s Ideal. Sheep.—Lincoln ram and ewe: W. G. Park. English Leicester: W. W. Lavingstone. Border Leicesters: W. Tavlor. Romney Marsh, ram and ewe: F*. r! Seddon. Pigs.—Berkshire boar: W. A. Nixon. Sow: Chilcott and Tomlinson. Tam worth boar, D. and S. Ross: sow, A. E. Sickle; large white boar and sow, C. S. Mextedblack Devon sow, D and S. Ross. HORSES and Hunters.—Lady rider, open: Miss Me tty Urouther, 1; Miss Gorrie. 2 Merrin, 3. Lady’s hunter: Miss Sutherland, 1; Miss E. D. Porritt, 2; Miss Aiaiier, o. Wire jumper, hunting stvle.— Earl Johnson, 1; Miss C. Sutherland, 2; Miss L. Johnson, 3. Consolation hunter: W. L. Luxton, 1. Ladv’s hack special class: Miss G. Maher, I; Wynn Brown, 2; Miss P. G. Grant, 3. Hack, to be judged on points: Wynn Brown. 1 and 3; Miss G. Maher, 2. Best walking hack; Wynn Brown, 1; D. E. Porritt, 2: E. J. Rogers, 3. Steeplechaser. judged on style: A. M. Samuel, 1: J. Taylor, 2; Earl Johnson, 3. Hack, lady’s or gentlemn’s, judged on points: Wynn Brown, 1; Miss G. Maher, 2; Miss Eva Strange, 3. Hunter, maiden, gentleman rider: J. H. Johnston, 1; J. Ranstead, 2; T. McMillan. 3. Filly or gelding. 3 to 4yrs, special class: R. Ranstead, 1 and 3; H. R. Clarke. 2. Hunter, maiden, gentleman rider, limited class: J. B. McNaughton, 1; T. McMillen, 2; E. J. Rogers, 3. Hunter, judged on type: P. H. Clarkin, 1; G. Coverdale, 2; Ben. M. Myers, 3. Mare or gelding, capable carrying 15st: T. McMillen, 1; T. Paton, 2; E. J. Rogers, 3. Hunter, heavy-weight, capable carrying at least 13st: Earl Johnson, 1' Ben. M. Myers. 2; T. McMillen, 3. Hunter, up to list, limited class: Miss L. Johnson, 1; Ken N. Peake, 2; J. B. McNaughon, 3. "Waikato Hunt Club Cup, for most clever hunter: A. M. Samuel, 1; P. H. Clarkin. 2; J. H. Johnston, 3. Cob, 15 hands or under, capable carrying 13 to 15st: Miss C. Sutherland, 1; Leo Powell. 2; Miss Myra Ham, 3. Boy’s pony, 14.2 hands or under: Ken X. Peake. 1; Miss I. Meeking, 2; J. L. Old, 3. Polo pony, heavyweight, special class: R. H. Townsend, 1; J. E. Chitty, 2; Ralph Ranstead. 3. Polo pony, light-weight: Stan Pilkington, 1; G. M. Ranstead, 2. Youth’s hack. 15 hands and tinder: Miss I. Meeking, 1; J. L. Old, 2; J. Ranstead, 3. Pony hunter, 14.2 hands or under: Miss Rita Ham. 1; George Peake, 2; Miss I. Meeking. 3. Boy rider, under 12yrs.: Master Houghton. 1; Raymond Russell, 2; Master Hill, 3. Boyrider, not over 16yrs: K. N. Peake, 1; A. Snodgrass, 2: J. Ranstead, 3. Harness Horses.—Mare or gelding, any age: D. W. Thomas, 1; B. Wadham, 2; J. G. Browne, 3. Stallion, trotting or pacing, judged on type only: W. G. "Webb, 1 and 2; J. B. McClune, 3. Mare, 3yrs or over, suitable breeding trotting or light harness horses:f C. D. Cochrane, 1; Miss Eva Strange, 2; B. Wadham, 3. Colt, gelding or filly, 2yrs, suitable trotting or light harness: W. Collie, 1. Colt, ge.ding or filly, lyr, suitable trotting or light harness: C Shaw, 1; R. H. Townsend, 2; D. W. Thomas, 3. Maiden buggy or gig horse: N. Vernall, 1; C. D- Cochrane, 2; C. G. Johnston, 3. Buggy horse, special class: R. H. Townsend, 1; A. F. McCracken, 2; B. Wadham, 3. Dog-cart horse: A. F. McCracken. 1; N. Vernall, 2; B. Wadham, 3. Ladies’ harness horse: R. H. Townshend, 1; A. F. McCracken, 2: W. Collie, 3. Gig horse, in harness, R. H. Townsend, 1 and 3; W. Wadham, 2. Pony, 14 hands and under: Roy Booth, 1. Pony, 14.2 hands and under: J. G. Browne, 1; H. Dixon, 2; W. Collie, 3. Pony, 12.2 hands or under: H. R. Haeusler, 1 and 2; R. Booth, 3.

.Draughts.:—Farmers’ pair, fihies or geldings: W. G.’ Parke, 1 and 2; J. C. Begbie, 3. New Zealand Clydesdale Horse Society’s medal for best one or two-year-old colt or filly: P. McNaughton, 1. Champion: F. Richmond’s Lorna Dene. Reserve: W. G. Parke’s Bloss of Panekakua.

Juvenile and School Classes.—Boy’s pony, rider not over 13 years: H. R. Haeusler, 1 and 2; Raymond Russell, 3. Girl rider, under 15 years: Miss Jean Fisher, 1; Miss Nora Ranstead, 2; Miss P. Ranstead, 3. Girl’s pony, 14.2 hands or under, rider not over 15 years: Miss I. Meeking-, 1; Miss N. Ranstead. 2 ; Miss K. Peake, 3. Baby riding event, rider not vore two years and under three years: L. Peebles, 1: J. Perry, 2. Girl’s pony rider, not over 13 years: Miss H. R. Haeusler, 1: Miss R. Russell. 2. Child's ponv, ridden by girl or boy under 12 years: H. R. Haeusler. 1: M. Vincent, 2. Child’s pony, ridden by boy or girl not over 11 years: Miss Eva. Ross. 1. Senior banner, for school sending best matched team of four school ponies: Cambridge, 1. Junior banner, for school sending best four ponies: Hautaou. 1 Educated school pony, to carrv three rhPdren. 12 years or over: B. MoOonnirl. 1: G. Clements. 2: W. Saunders. 3. Educated school nonv, to carry three children under 12 Vears: E. 1: M NlchoVs. 2: T> Reece, 3. Rest fanev dress costume: M. Vincent. 1. Pair oonies, ovelow brusTi -tumps, ridovj* i*> -vears and unde r: K. Miller and R 1. "Pair nonies. over Tow brush dumm r ; do*'c: 12 to i R vears * T. T*'er°'uson and A. .Amhurv, 1. hunter pyppt- T*. TTowTeft. 1- TV Peeop. 9. Ronv bunte**: Rav Russell, 1: Miss W. 2. DAIRY CATTLE Pedigree Jerseys.—Bull, yearling: F. S. Veale. 1; F. and A. Smith, 2: F. Phillips, 3. Junior yearling heifer- W. H. Miers. 1: V. M. D. Hitchings, 2; W. J. Hall and Sons, 3. Senior year’inr heifer: W. IT Miers, 1; V. McD. Hitchings, 2: F. .T. Hall, 3. Pair yearling heifers: W. H. Miers, 1; V. McDd. Hitchings. 2: F. J. Saxbv, 3. Group, bull and three females: W. H. Miers, 1: A. Moreland and Sons, 2: W. .T. Hall and Sons, 3. Pedigree Friesians.—Cow producing greatest amount of butter-fat at one milking: Estate T. O. FTodrrson. FAT LAMBS Fat Lambs.—Longwool: Miss Proctor, 1; R. T. M. Martin, 2 and 3. Shortwool: Neil Reid, 1 and 2: W. I. Taylor. 3. Three shortwool crossbred lambs, most suitable for local trade: NeD Reid, 1: H. W. Bavan. 2; W. I. Taylor. 3. Three lonerwool crossbred lambs, most suitable for local trade- ■** T. M Martin. 1: ‘Neil Reid, 2 and 3 ’Three crossbred lambs, down or- shortwool crosses, most suitable for fepp-rinsr: W. Chit tv. 1: Tainui Estate. 2: W. T. Tav’or, 3. Three iambs iono- WO oT or lone-wool cross. most sni+«h , e for feezing: "Veil Reid. 1 and 2: WheweP Cros., 3 Thv-ee r-Vioriwnnl oVos«se<s_ * most cnHoWp -for-