CAMBRIDGE SHOW

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 606, 7 March 1929, Page 13

CAMBRIDGE SHOW

JUEGFS HIGH PRAISE LIST QF CHAMPIONSHIPS WINNERS OF POINTS PRIZES , from U «- <1 an Correspondent) CAMBRIDGE. To-day. To-day is *J **>l - 11>y" at the Waikato Central .Agricultural Associations Show and big - crowds Booked to watch the competitions* d’or which this event is famous. . Rain fell oveWiight ami again tins morning, but L %t*sr the weather cleared and the show w us* continued in the sunshine. The attendant v was excellent. Keen interest was s.lown in the juvenile classes. There w »re fully 100 ponies on the ground, the display drew the crowd like a uuignet. Competition in the hunting ar. *1 leaping events was keen and the vi *it«rs were given a good exhibition Oi* horsemanship. JUDGES’ C^WM ENTS The judge of the ' Friesians. Mr. J. SteveYison (Taupiri) • said that the quality was up to th standard of any of the larger show t .The champion cow. Nu Kiwi Merced. secured her seventh championship. Mr. 11. 'y - Reeves possessed an ouLA anding ar.»mal. The yearling Ueii'a r class of 12 entries was worthy of s\ >eeial mention. Mrs. Clements’s Lav T -Nita oi Glen Lynne showed gre: it pre *mise. The champion bull of the AVaika to Show'. Bracken King Pietje again annexed the honours. He was a Type. He was particularly pleased ai ith the male youngsters. In. his remarks regardii \g 7he Ayrshires, Mr. F. Mills, of Wai pupa (Taranaki) said he was very p leaded with the section. Breeders in t.'le Waikato were apparently paying attention to breeding on utility points. Th e aged bulls were the best he had sei n out this year. The champion shouUlhave been taken to the Royal Sh 9w. The two-year-old bull, Ivintocher 11% ctor. was fit to compete anywhere. He had not thought the province posses sed such a splendid type of co w as l JMp. J* S. Watt’s Abergeldie Mary.

Commenting on the Jerseys, 3tr. i A. C. Jones (Northcote) said he natui - ally expected to find good Jerseys, an d was not disappointed, but he obs«rvA cl that the entries of several promineir. t breeders were missing. The qua lits was uniformly good. Mr. Moreland's champion bull, Fairy’s Eminent eigh, was an outstanding animal. OClue* females were up to the standard hibited at any country show. Th*-three-year-old class was especially good. He was particularly impressed ; with the winner of the bull calf class. THE CHAMPIONS HORSES Thoroughbreds. Entire: Waikato Hunt’s Kittle England. Mare, twin foal: ' H. A. Harris’s Potash. Draughts: F. j Richmond’s Loi'iia Dene; reserve, W. G. Park’s Queen Mab. CATTLE Milking Shorthorns.—Ranstead Bros.’ two-year-old heifer. Fisher Bros., one year-old bull (reserve). Briesians. —Bull: Mrs. A. J. Clements’s Bracken King Pietje. Reserve: 11. W. Reeve’s Merry vale de Kol Fayne. Cow: I-I. W. Reeve’s Na Riwi Mercena. Reserve: If. W. Reeve’s Na Riwi Clothilde. Jerseys.—Bull: H. Moreland’s Fairy’s Eminent Raleigh. Reserve: V. McD. Hitehings’s Ku Ku Boss Owl. Cow: A. Moreland and Sons’ B. Violette. Reserve: C. Chynoweth’s Brampton Lily Langtree. Ayrshires.—Bull: Chas. Watt’s Angus McKay. Reserve: Chas. Watt’s Kinlocher Hector. Cow: J. Watt's Abergeldie Mary. Reserve: J. A. Watt’s Abergeldie Janie McKay. ADDITIONAL AWARDS Following are additional awards: HORSES

Hacks.—Hack, mare or gelding, up to list: Reid and Abbot’s Pakaurangi 1, Fisher Bros. 2, J. Ranstead 3. Lightweight hack: Geo. Peake’s Loco 1, Miss 1. Meeking 2, J. E. Browne 3. Two-year-old gelding or filly: Mrs. A. K. Fletcher 1. Gelding or filly, one year: J. W. Garland 1. Mare or gelding, suitable for artillery remount: Reid and Abbot’s Tangu 1, T. McMillan 2, If. Giles 3. Mare or gelding, for mounted rifles: H. P. Nielson’s Crescent 1, Reid and Abbott 2, If. Giles 3. Cob, 14.2, under: Reid and Abbot’s Tarzan 1, Miss I. Meeking 2, Dr. Bertram 3. Carriage Harness Horses.—Carriage mare or gelding, .15 hands and over: W. G. Greaves 1, R. Townsend 2, V. S. Pollard 3. Buggy mare or gelding-, under 15 hands: J. E. Browne’s Mary Moko 1, Miss I. Meeking 2, C. Hargreaves 3.

Special Classes. —Pony, under 14 hands: C. Hargreaves’s Frolic 1, If. If. Haensler 2. Yearling trotter: C. Shaw 1, \V. G. Care 2. Trotting or pacing horse, mare or gelding, in harness: N. Vernall’s Te Whautu 1, G. Pollard 2, A. Thompson 3. Mare or gelding, suitable for coaching purposes: W. G. Greaves 1, G. Pollard 2, R. Townsend 3. All-round farm horse: N. Banks 1, W. Nicholl 2. Hunters.—Heavy-weight Hunter, mare or gelding, carry up to 13 stone.—E. Johnstone’s Toki 1, Reid and Abbot 2, H. E. Porritt 3. Light-weight hunter, mare 0. - gelding, carry up to 11 stone: A. M* Samuel’s El Arish 1, Reid and Abbot 2, K. Peake 3. Hunter, mare or gelding, not a previous prize-winner: R. Hannon’s Roman Abbey 1, N. Banks 2, H. Porritt 3. Hunter, judged on type: A. M. Samuel’s El Arish 1, Wynn Brown 2, G. T. Coverdale 3.

CATTLE

Friesians.—Bull, three years and over: Mrs. A. J. Clements’s Bracken King Pietje 1, estate T. O. Hodgson 2, A. W. Reeve 3. Bull, 2yrs: A. W. Reeve’s Merryvale 1, Mrs. A. J. Clements’s Bracken Duke Alcartra Eiger 2 and reserve champion. Bull, lyr: Mrs. A. J. Clements's Glen Lynne Paxton Pietje 1, Whewell Bros. 2, A. E. May 3. Bull calf: G. W. Watt’s Alcartra of Craigneil 1, E. A. May 2, Whewell Bros. 3. Group bull and three females: If. W. Reeve 1, estate T. O. Hodgson 2, Whewell Bros. 3.

Grade Friesians.—Cow: J. If. Jamieson 1, N. Banks 2. Heifers, pair yearlings: N. Banks 1 and 2.

Jerseys.—Bull, 3yrs and over: If. More- ! land and Sons’ Fairy’s Eminent Raleigh 1 and champion, M. McXindry 2, P. A. Kivell 3. Bull, 2yrs: V. McD. Hitch- ! ins’s Kuku Boss Owl 1 and reserve chain- 1 pion, J. A. Court 2. Bull, yearling, F. S. j Veale’s Brown John of Tamahere 1, A. Moreland and Sons 2, J. A. Court 3. Bull calf: F. S. Veale's Zealous of Tamahere 1, J. W. Garland 2, J. T. Entwistle 3 j Heifer calf: F. S. Veale’s Brown Satin of j Tamahere 3, A. Moreland and Sons 2, C. Chynowelh 3. Pair heifer calves: F. S. ! Veale 3. A. Moreland and Sons 2, J. T. j Entwistle 3. Group: A. Moreland and j Sons 1, V. McD. Hi tellings 2. Ayrshires.—Bull: J. A. Watt’s Aber- I geldie Style 1, \V\ <\ Wallace 2. J. A. I Watt 3. Bull calf: W. C. Wallace 1 and 2, J. A. Watt 3. Group: J. A. Watt L C. Watt 2. POINTS PRIZES Pedigree Friesians.—Mr. H. W. Reeve, 2oi; estate T. O. Hodgson, IT; S. J. Clements and Whewell Bros., 11 points each. Mr. Reeve wins the N.Z. Friesian Association’s gold medal and trophy value i-10 10s, while Mrs. Clements wins the . local Friesian Breeders’ Cun, value £S . 6s, for yearling. Ayrshires.—J. A. Watt. 23* points; C. Watt, 20 points; W. C. Wallace, IS points. Mr. J. A. Watt wins local Ayrshire breeders’ silver cup. Pedigree Milking Shorthorns.—Fisher j Bros., 27; Searle Bros., 11; Ranstead Bros., V. Pedigree Jerseys.—H. Moreland and Sons, 32; S. S. Veale, 12; V. Ilitchings, , 11. SPECIAL CLASSES Polo poi ;g tered: G Ned Brown, 2; Fisher Bros., 3. Lady's hack, 15 hands and over: Wynn Brown, 1; R. Hannon. 2; Reid and Abbot, 3. Lady’s hack, under 15 hands: Miss I. Meeking, 1; Fisher Bros., 2; J. E. Browne, 3. Lady’s hunter, mare or gelding: A. M. Samuel’s El Arish and E. Johnston’s Toki, equal, 1; Reid and Abbot's Minty, JUVENILE CLASSES Child’s pony, 11 hands 2in, boy or girl rider: Vincent Peake, 1; J. Halliday, 2; M. Vincept, 3. Child’s pony, 13 hands 2in, boy or girl rider: Miss J. Brown, 1; N. Miller, 2: A* Holmes 3. Pony. 14 i hands 2in, boy or girl rider: Ken Peake, J i ; Miss I. Meeking, 2; Jim Meredith, 3. j Best paced pony, 13 hands, boy or girl j rider: Miss I. Meeking, 1; Ken. Peake,

C: Jim* Meredith, r. Best ride:-; Grorco ' Peake. Best paced pony, up to 13 hami>, bov or cirl rider: R. Russell. 1; and be.-:, rider. V. Peake Miss J. Browne :* Senior banner for school sending bot matched team of four quiet ponie-; I.eamington School. 1: Cambridge School, C and Junior banner; Hautapu School. • 1; L<?amin?ton. 2.