WHAKATANE SHOW

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 892, 8 February 1930, Page 27

WHAKATANE SHOW

22ND ANNUAL FIXTURE JERSEY CATTLE PROMINENT Special to THE SUN WHAKATANE, Thursday. Favourable weather prevailed for the 22nd annual show of the IVhakatane A. and I*. Association, which was held at Tancatua yesterday. The gate takings were slightly lower than last year. Dairy cattle were well represented, Jerseys predominating. Some fine horses were shown in the ring events. Results: — HORSES Blood Stock.—Mare, dry, or gelding; M. B. Abbott, 1; E. Howell, 2; A. Stewart, 3. Mare, dry, four years and upward; W. Reid. Best all-round farm mare or gelding: A. K. Prince, 1; W. Reid, 2. Best draught gelding: Wliakatane Borough Council. Spring cart mare or gelding, up to lOcwt.: A.. K. Prince. Best mare on ground: A. K. Prince. Light Harness Classes and Jumping.— Pony, under 14.2, driven: 11. Hauesler. Maiden hack, 14.3 and over: J. Breingan, 1; O. Waters on, 2; R. McGougan, 3. Cob, mare or gelding: M. B. Abbott, 1; A. Stewart, 2; Black Bros., 3. Best mare or gelding, 15.2 or under: 11. 11. Hauesler. Turnout, roadster: IT. ITauseler. Hack, 12 stone: M. B. Abbott, 3; J. Breingan, 2; A. Stewart, 3. Hack, 15 stone: M. B. Abbott, 3; J_>. Black, 2; Reid Bros., 3. Light Horse Competitions.—Woman’s li&ck: M. B. Abbott, 1; J. Breingan, 2; A. Stewart, 3. Girl rider: Clarice. Hodgers, 1; Helen Morice, 2; Joe Roberts, 3. Best woman rider: Mrs. Selby, 1; Miss D. Webber, 2; Helen Morice, 3. Pony, not more than 14.2: R. Thompson, 1; Reid Bros., 2; S. Bluett, 3. Maiden jumper: S. Darragh, i; T. Boynton, 2; M. B. Abbott, 3. Child's pony, 12 hands and under: IT. R. Hauesler, 1; 11. Thorburu, 2; T. I\ ebstcr, 3. Rescue race: M. B. Abbott, 1; A. Stewart, 2. Gill rider, 15 to IS years: Jean Hall, 1; Miss I*. Lyon, 2; G. Kelly, 3. Jumper, hunter style: T. Boynton, l; Reid Bros., 2; M. 13. Abbott, 0. Open jump, minimum list: Reid Bros., 3; H. Hill, 2; JVL B. Abbott, 3. Stockwhip competition: A. Stewart, 1; T. Kelly, 2; M. B. Abbott, 3. Stockwhip : competition, 14 years and under: S. Bluett, 1 ; G. Kelly, 2; J. Reid, 3. Jumper, steeplechase style: M. Hill, 1; J. Collett, 2; A. Stewart, 3. Amateur boy rider: G. Keliy, 1; C. Bryenton, 2; R. Thompson, 3. Cutting Turk’s Head: A. Stewart, 1; W. Black, 2. Pony, not more than 13.2: IT. R. Haues[ei- 1; Teddy Webster, 2; R. Thom, 3. Migli jump: T. Boynton, 1; AI. B. Abbott, 2. Boy rider, 1-4 and under 17: Reid Bros., 1; G. Kelly, 2; R. Thompson, J. Amateur girl rider, 14 and under 17: Helen Morice, 1; P. Lyon, 2; Joe Roberts, 3. Best woman rider over hurdles; Helen Morice, 1; Mrs. Selby, 2. Amateur boy rider, under 12; J. Thompson, 1; Walter Sisam, 2; A. Thompson, 3. Best troop horse: M. B. Abbott, 1; A. Stewart, 2; Reid Bros., 3. Best gentleman rider over hurdles: Ted Kelly, 1; A. Stewart, 2; O. Waterson, 3. Walking horse in saddle; C. McCready, 1; A. Stewart, 2; E. 11. Howell, 3. Wire jumper: M. B. Abbott, 1 and 3; A. Stewart, 2. Trotting horse: T. Garlick, 1; R. McGougan, 2. Best paced and mannered hack: M. B. Abbott, 1; J. Breingan, 2; A. Ste Wart, 3. Bending competition; G. Keliy, 1; R. McGougan, 2. CATTLE Registered Milking Shorthorns.—Bull, three years and over: E. Law, 1 and champion; T. W. Wardlaw, 2 and reserve champion. Bull, two years and under three: T. W. Wardlaw, 1; H. A. V .coe, 2 and 3. Best bull, one year and under two; R. Ruddick, 1; T. Wardlaw, 2; T. Mitchell, 3. Bull calf: E. Law, 1; H. A. Vercoe, 2; T. W. Wardlaw, 3. Cow in milk: T. W. Wardlaw, 1 and 2; Black Bros., 3. Heifer or cow in milk three years and under four: H. A. Vercoe, 1; T. Wardlaw, 2; Black Bros., 3. Breeders’ group, one male and three females: T. Wardlaw, 1 and 2. Heifer, two years and under three, in milk: Black Bros., 1; T. Mitchell, 2; T. Wardlaw, 3. Best heifer, . one year and under two: T. Wardlaw. I and 4; T. Mitchell, 2 and 3. Heiter calf: Black Bros., 1 and 3; T Wardlaw, 2. Grade Milking Shorthorns.—Cow, anyage, in milk: T. Mitchell, 1,2 and 3. Jrj,euor or cow, in milk, three years and under four: T. Mitchell.’ Heifer, in milk, two years and under three: R. Ashby, 1; one year and under two: T. Mitchell, 1,2 and 3 Heifer T ’ 1 I’air ycarllni lieiters: T. Mitchell. Registered Jerseys.—Bull, three years and over: Geo. Hill. Bull, two years and under three: J. S. Rae. 1- E n Hill 2. Bull, one year and under two’: Y, G V a!1 , d *?- W- JVlextetl, 1; w. J. Murt ' ?; ae - 3 and h.e. Bull calf: 7-iiu' f tae ,\ 1: Mrs. K E. Mander, 2; Geo. 3 - LOW m milk, any age: W. J. -vt in ray, l and champion; J. a. Rae 2 3 -TUufer, two years and under h e e V T «fri llJl,C: J * kS - Kac - J ’ 2 and 3 and h.e Heifer or cow, three years and hIwX f ° ur ’ 311 milk: J - «• Rae, 1 and 2 xxeiiei, one year and under two - A i der 2 : Y'<? U T> ted ’ 1; Mvs - K * >J - Manfrill J r 3 ; Heifer calf: Geo. pronrc ’ r J ‘ A i, Rae >, 2 3 • Breeders' gioup J. b. Lae, 3,2 and 3. Grade Jerseys.—Heifer, in milk two 2m] 1 '- an Jja? el ' three: E- H. Hill,' 1 2 W t°' vrTVG-^fr 1 ’-t on P yens and under two: heiwW \\\ lay ’.„ 1: J : S * Rae - 2 and 3. Two three- r” iJ 111 vi~i l two T , y .® ars and under Kntnn* i?t Heifer calf: Lon TXu ei o ton t» 1 ' s - ,Rae, 2 and h.e.: E. H. Hill, 3. Pair yearling heifers: J. »S. Rae Registered: Friesians.—Bull, three vears and over: Neil Carter. Bull, two years and under three: T. Rawson Bull one * nd , holder two: S. W. Mitchell, 1; Carter, _ ; T. Rawson, 3. Bull calf: T\eil Carter, 1; S. w. Mitchell, 2. Cow mil «» any age: Neil Carter. 1 and champion. Heifer or cow in milk, three years and under four: Neil Carter, 1 and reserve champion. Heifer in milk, two years and under three: Neil Carter. Heifer, one year and under two: Neil Carter, 1; G. J. Murray, 2 and 4; S. W Mitchell, 3. Heifer calf: Neil Carter, 1; G. J. Murray, 2 and 3. Breeders’ group: Neil Carter, 1. Grade Fries ians.—Cow, anv age, in milk: E. Hill, 1; J. Shaw, 2; T. Rawson, 3 and 4. Heifer or cow in milk, three years and under four: T. Rawson, 1,2 i and 3. Heifer in milk, two years and under three: T. Rawson, 1 and 3; J. Sliaw, 2. Pair yearling heifers: T. Rawson, 1; G. J. Murray, 2; F. C. Yeoman, 3. Heifer, one year and under two: G. J. Murray, 1; J. Shaw, 2; F. C. Yeoman, 3. Heifer calf: J. J. Murray, 1 and 2; J. Shaw, 3. Beef Breeds.- —Pen of three best handfed calves: F. C. Yeoman, 1; T. Rawson, 2. Best hand-fed heifer calf reared by child: Ivy Grace, 1: Ted Hayward. 2; Don Bryenton, 3. Cow, any age: Sisam and Sons, .1 and 2. Cow or three-years heifer: Sisam and Sons. 1 and 2. Fat Cattle.—Fat bullock, best value: Sisam and Sons. 1 and 2. Freezing bullocks, best quality carcases: Sisam and Sons, 1 and 2. Bullock, best quality freezer: Sisam and Sons. 1 and 2. Fat cow or heifer, best quality freezing carcase: Sisam and Sons. Fat cow: Sisam and Sons. 1 and 2; T. Mitchell, 3. Fat lieil’er: Sisam and Sons, 3: 9'. Mitchell, 2. Bullock, three years and under four: Sisam and Sons. Steer, two years and under three: Sisam and Sons. Steel*, one year and under two: Sisam and Sons, 1 i and 2. Best fat calf: Sisam and Sons. SHEEP Stud Sheep.—Romney Marsh ram, any age: tV. C. Roberts, 1 and 2. Flock Sheep.—Romney Marsh ram. any ' age: IV. C.’. Roberts. 1 and 2. Three ewes, any age: IV. C. Roberts, 1. 2 and 3 and champion. Three ewes, two-tooth: W. C. Roberts, 1 and 2. Three ram lambs: IV. O. Roberts. Three ewe lambs: IV. C. Roberts. 1 and 2. Crossbreds. —Three ewe lambs: P. IVoolfield, 1; IV. J. Law, 2 and 3. Three breeding ewes, any age: IV. J. Law, 1; P. IVoolfield, 2 and 3. Breeding ewes, twotooth: P. IVoolfield. 1 and 3. , Wethers, t wo-tooth: J. Jamieson. Three lambs, shorn: J. Jamieson. Fat Sheep.—Three wethers, two-shear: J. Jamieson. Three wethers, best value: J. Jamieson. Three ewes, best value: J. Jamieson. 1: IV. J. Law. 2. Three ewes, best freezers: P. Woolfield. son. 1 Three 1 lambs, * best value": IV. J. Law, 1 and 2. Three wethers, two-tooth, best quality freezers: 15.l 5 . IVoolfield. Pet lamb: Joe Roberts, 1; Peggy Tocker, 2; F. IVoolfield, 3. FIXTURE AT TE KUITI QUALITY WELL MAINTAINED From Our Own Correspondent TE KUITI, Thursday. There was a fair attendance at the ; sixteenth annual show of the King 1 Country Central A. and P. Associa-

tion, held on Thursday at the Te Kuiti ! Racing Club’s course at Te Kumi. On account of the adverse weather j experienced during the past months, | entries were not quite as numerous as i last year, but the quality of the ex- j hibits was well maintained. Several \ pens of exceptionally good quality | calves were entered, which augurs well j for ftitiire generations of stock. In j the sheep section, entries were more i numerous, Southdowns being well re- j presented. Home industries and vege- i tables farmed a pleasing display. The champion hack of the show and also of the King Country was T. L. Paton’s Cheerio. Following are the principal awards: 1 HORSES Weight-carrying hack, list or over: T. i o.' -P a ton’s Cheerio, 1; N. Kemp’s Mate*, ik/v Plain Bill, 3. Light- ■■ li-.nohe, 1’: c. R. Milne, 3. HorSe ViffiUT ’UUVT tr °°P horse: c. R. , ’ ' ” L. Pa ton, 2: A E pin, 2 Chomp,on ha.k ot Kinp Countrv also cS'™ n ?, ok of show: T. E. Raton’s Pnrwk . F " n , s ’ 33 hands: Miss N kn's Sk rY faster c. HoliesN RfiihPi-v’e , Uony, 13 hands: p|, T 033 1! 5 a tsandy, 1; c. Roilesron’s hinrls YiY' 3 ’ , School pony, under ] 4 1- c 'rTSST two children: A. Gould, under r 3 S' ? eSt boy rider 2- W s-tonSJ « K ’ Saunders, 1; Nikora, 12 voiS- E T-’vn'l' Bast girl rider, under 2: Pat llouei,t?n k- T Pe =?>' Houghton, l>etition - S rl, 3 ’ -> Bohl'-Jhinpins comt’otte? ” r£ a i y ’ 1; E - Saunders, 2; J„ Gottei Best man rider: C. Clarkin 1, Barber, 2; J. Johnson. 3. FAT CATTLE Heifer : 1 ‘ Hunt, 1 and 2. 1 1 Pour tel , ,V r | ln<3er: Petch Bros., BuHo^ U hufiock: Patch Bros., 1. Bros ’iw iiTS J ” ly 192f ’ : Petch Bros.? l°and d 2 f ]nCe Ju,y J ’ 1927: Botch CATTLE years: Petch Bros., 1. Bull, July”', 192gf — Cow - cal f at foot i, ?927: 6 pifci? r^ r i 8 1 f nd -■ Bu ”- J »'y McD^mtchi^’.rzoTo^Biii^ir^jrcD' Hikhings s Ivuku Diadem. 2; J. V MorJtUv° n i92lP a r U v er vT R ? Pina ’ , 3 * Heifer, J. V. Mortenson’s Kahuwera 1 ; V Mcr> , Combination's Princess •>.’ .f™ Hitch in mi’s Kahu Snowhite. Tub-' -IV s , s r l "l hl!l Lady, S. Heifer, Golden 19 GHt V i - M f. D ‘ Hitchings’s Kahu n»ii. en , < i f L- R - Dean and Son's Beiie of Sunhi , 2 Bull, July, 1929: Masv ti.'.Tm!?')’,'! H Ih’ian Vale Majestic, 1; Y: I tc3 ?’ F r t S > ’i l " , i s 1 Cooga’s Owl’s Victor, 2’ 1 s Meadow-land VictoiBull, July, 1925: T. and q«i h-I Fern Oak Victor, 1; V. McD. H*itellings’ s Huku’s Great Owler, 2; J S WoostSk Okk High,Jinks, Bulb July, : p_; s Sunday’s Handsome and A - Smith’s Raleigh Combination Lad. 2; R. R Dean and S s . Soumi.se Noble of Glenmore, 3 V 1 vears or over: V. McD. Hitchings s kuku Boss Owl, 1; F. Phillirs’s Combination Tidy Prince, 2. + * Jers ? y ?; — Cow ’ three years: Mas- • 1 A.nnabell, 1. Heifer, two years, in calf or in milk: .T. S. Wooster, 1; Mrs. 1. Stuart, 2; J. S. Wooster, 3. General Dairy Section.—Best pen five factory-fed calves: F. A. Barker, 1; c. Harrison, 2. ’ ’ SHEEP Fat Sheep.—Three wethers, 21 months: & r . os ** 1^, nd 2 - Under 21 months: lappm Bios. Three maiden ewes, under months: Tappin Bros. Three wethers, wool and carcase combined: Tappin Bros., rA / hree fat wethers, Tappin Bros., 1 Three fat ewes, heavyweight: Tappin Bros., 1; F. Hunt, 2. Fat Lambs.—Three lambs, under 361 b: Tappin Bros., 1. Over 361 b: W. I. Hunt, l ; A. L. Flux, 2. Down crosses,, over 361 b: IV. I. Hunt, 1; H. Rothery, 2. Pet lamb: C. R. Davy, 1 and 2; E. J. Davidson, 3. Romney Purebreds.—Ram, over 21 months: H. Rothery, 1 and champion; W. Johnstone, 2. Southdowns.—Two ewes, 21 months: H. Rothery, 1;. IV. Johnstone, 2. Over 21 months: W. Johnstone, I and 2. Ram lamb: 11. Rothery, 1. Ewe lamb: H. Rothei-y, 2. Flock Sheep.—Two Romney ewes, under 21 months: Tappin Bros., 1. Over 21 months: Tappin Bros., 1. Ewe lambs: Tappin Bros. Rom ney-Lin coin cross ewes, over 21 months: Tappin Bros., 1; A. L. Flux, 2. Under 21 months: Tappin Bros., 1. PIGS Large whites, sow, without litter: W. Taverner, 1. Large white porker, not to exceed 1001 b dressed weight: W. Taver-