KAIKOHE SHOW

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 616, 19 March 1929, Page 2

KAIKOHE SHOW

JUDGES PRAISE QUALITY LIST OF PRIZE-WINNERS (From Our Own Correspondent) KAIKOHE. Monday. The Kaikohe Agricultural and Pastoral Association's; annual show was held on the association’s ground at I Kaikohe on Saturday. The weather I was tine, but dull. The attendance ; was good, but not up to last year’s record. The entries in the horse see- ! tion were good, and the quality of the | hunters and riders was of a high order, j being the subject of special comment from the judge, Mr. Gordon. He considered it was the best show of IranI ters he had seen north of Auckland. Mr. F. Ryburn, judge of the Jer--1 seys, said he was disappointed as far I as numbers were concerned, as he expected to see more entries in such a good dairying district. The quality was good, and quite satisfactory. Mr. Christie's champion cow. and other ex- ! hibits, were quite good enough for any show. | Mr. S. W. Xorrish said the Friesians ! were a very superior class, both in number and quality. The bulls were very good, the yearling bull in particular being of outstanding quality. The yearlings were a credit to their breeders and the district. Mr. Xorrish was very pleased with the Polled Angus class. Though few in numbers, they were of excellent quality, and better quality would not be seen anywhere. The only Shorthorn bull shown was a splendid animal, and he was very surprised to hear that there were so few of this breed in the district. Mr. Martin was agreeably surprised at the standard of sheep in the district, being far better than he had expected. The Romney Marsh throughout were a very good exhibit, and were lit to be shown anywhere. The champion ram was a particularly outstanding specimen. The Southdowns and Hylands were also good. The freezing classes were of exceptional quality, and would compare favourably with any sheep of this class in any show. Awards were as follow: HORSES Medium draught, mare or gelding, three years: Mr. J. Stanehi 1. Light: draught, mare or gelding, three years: C. JL. Xesbitt 1, J. H. Orr 2. Utility horse: G. Mander 1 and 2. Hack, up to lost: X. Sloane 1, S. Ngawati 2, F. Andrews 3. Hack, up to list: H. H. Jackson’s Kaiwaka 1, X. Sloan 2. Cob, heavy, mare or gelding: S. Ngawati 1, Syd Tane 2, J. Topsell 3. Cob, light, mare or gelding: G. King 1, H. Cate 2, It. Mac Lean 3. Hack, bred in district: X. Sloane’s Toby 1, H. H. Jackson’s Kaiwaka 2. Maiden hack: F. W. Orr’s Sandy Mac 1, H. M. Cleary 2. Maori hack, ridden and owned by a Maori: S. Ngawati 1, Syd. Tane 2. Trotting horse: W. J. King 3, G. King 2. Walking horse: N. Sloane 1 and 2. Lady’s hack: Miss Jackson's Kaiwaka 1, Miss W. Sloane's Toby 2, Miss Orr’s Sandy Mac 3. Mare, suitable for [ breeding remounts: J. Tanna 1, Syd. ! Tnae 2. Child's pony, 12 hands of under, ridden by child under 14 years: J. Mc- ! Aineli 1, T. Bassett 2, N. Phillip 2. Child’s pony, 14.2 hands or under, ridden by child under 14 years: W. Rose 1, E. Morfett 2, L. Munn 3. Educated child’s ponv, to carry three: T. Bassett 1 and 2, E>. Munn 3. COMPETITIONS Light hunter, up to list: N. Sloane's Yum Yum 1, E. Evans’s The Barb 2, N. Sloane's Toby 3. Heavy hunter, up to 13st: F. Orr’s Sandy Mac 1, F. Andrews’s Mac Duff 2. Champion hunter: X. Sloane’s Yum Yum. Open riders’ competition, over hurdles: N. Sloane 1, L. Sloane 2. Bareback rider: N. Sloane 1, J. Xash 2. Girl rider, not over 15 years: 1). Morfette 1, S. Eisenhut 2. Boy rider, not over 15 years: X. Phillips 1. R. Mac Lean 2. Child rider, under 10 years: D. Morfette 3, G. Broad and E. Bassett 2. Stockwhip competition: X. Sloane 1, L. Sloane 2. CATTLE Jerseys.—Bull, under one year: F. Gaede 1. Bull, under two years: J. Paul 3, T. Guerin 2. Bull, over 30 months: F. Gaede 1. Cow: A. Christie 3, J. Paul 2, F. Gaede 3. Heifer: A. Christie 3. Pedigree calf: A. Christie 1. Champion bull: J. Paul's Glenmore Handsome Lad. Champion cow: A. Christie’s La Petite. Grade Jerseys.—Cow: F. Gaede 1 and 2, T. Guerin 3. Heifer: F. Gaede 1 and 2. Calf: F. Gaede 1 and 2. Friesians.—Bull, under one year: F. nibble 1, J. Booth 2. Bull, under two years: J. Meckereth 1. Bull, over 30 months: J. Mackereth’s Champion Pietje Lad 1, R. Bindon 2, I. Booth 3. Cow: J. Mackereth 1, 1. Booth 2 and 3. Heifer, up to two years: J. Mackereth 3, R. Bindon 2, I. Booth 3. Calf, under one year: I. Booth 1, F. Dibble 2, J. Mackereth 3. Champion bull: J. Mackereth’s Champion Pietje Lad; reserve, R. Bindon. Champion cow: J. Mackereth; reserve, T. Booth. Grade Friesians.—Cow: I. Booth 3. Heifer: I. Booth 1, J. Mackereth 2. Calf; 1. Booth 1, F. Dibble 2. Shorthorns.—Bull, G. P. Flood’s Dominion Briars Prince of Ruakura 1. CalfG. P. Flood 1 and 2. Polled Angus.—Bull: Kaikohe Land Company 1. Cow: W. Tunis 3, Kaikohe Land Co. 2. Heifer: Kaikohe Land Co. 3. Calf: Kaikohe Land Co. 3, W. Innis 2. Calf, under eight months, reared by child under 32: .J. Mackereth 3. Fat cow: F. W. Orr 1. W. Inn is 2. Fat bullock: F. W. Orr 1 and 2, W. Tnnes 3. Best baby beef: W. Innis 1 and 2, G. P Flood 3. SHEEP Romney Marsh.—Ram, two-tooth or over: A. If. Wright 1 and 2. Ram, under 18 months, bred north of Wliangarei County: A. If. Wright 1. Jones Bros. 2. Ram lamb: A. 11. Wright 1, T. Guerin 2. Ewe, two-tooth and over: A. 11. Wright 1 and 2. Ewe lamb: Jones Bros. 1 and 2. Champion ram: A. H. Wright. Champion ewe: A. H. Wright. Southdowns. —Ram, two-tootli or over: H. M. McCarroll 1, J. A. M. Tabateau 2. Ram, under 18 months, bred north of Wliangarei County: H. J. Xixon 3. Ram lamb: H. M. McCarrall 3. IL J. Xixon 2. Ewe, two-tooth and over: H. M. McCarroll 1 and 2. Pen of three flock ewes: H. M. McCarroll 1, H. .T. Xixon 2. Ewe lamb: ,T. H. Orr 1, C. Mattson 2. Champion ram: H. M. McCarroll. Champion ewe: H. M. McCarroll. Rylands.—Ram, two-tooth and over: J. H. Orr 1. Any Other Breed.—Ram lamb: A. W. Edwards, sen., 1 and 2. Ewe (reg.): J. H. Orr 1, F. W. Orr 2. Pen of three flock ewes, under 3 8 months: A. W. Edwards 1, J. H. Orr 2. Pet lamb: R. Mackenzie 3. Jessie Hilder 2. Fat Sheep.—Three wethers suitable for freezing: 11. McCarroll 3, J. H. Orr 2, F. W. Orr 3. Three ewes suitable for freezing: J. H. Orr 1. F. W. Orr 2. C. A. Mattson 3. . Three lambs, suitable for freezing: J. IT. Orr 3 and 2, F. W. Orr 3. Three wethers, best money value: H McCarroll 1, F. W. Orr 2, .T. IT. Orr 3. Pen of three butchers’ lambs (no registered lambs eligible): C. A. Mattson 1. J. M. Orr 2. F. W. Orr 3. Pen of three i Ryland cross fat lambs: J. H. Orr 1. F ' W. Orr 2. i PIGS Tam worths.—Sow: J. E. Walker 1 and Devons.—Boar: F. Gaede 1. Sow: F Gaede 1 and 2. Pair weaners, any breed, not exceeding three months old.—Berkshire?: J. p. Walker 3. Berkshire-Tamworth cross;! J. E. Walker 2. Berkshire-Chinese cross: J. E. Walker 3. DOGS Smooth-haired Collie, anv sex: J. Booth I, C. A. Mattson 2. Syd. Tane 3. English Haired Collie, any sex; F. W. Orr 1, Syd. Tane 2.