CLEVEDON A. AND P. SHOW

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 893, 10 February 1930, Page 10

CLEVEDON A. AND P. SHOW

INTERESTING RING EVENTS

SUCCESSFUL FIXTURE

A high standard of work in the hunters’ classes proved one of the features 01 the 21st annual fixture of Llevedon A. and P, Association, held on the association's Clevedon grounds on Saturday. Visitors were present from all parts of the district, many coming out from Auckland. The ring events proved the centre of attraction. Entries in the hunters’ classes were a record for the association, and provided a series of exceptionally good competitions, the work of the placed horses being of a particularly high standard. The championship ribbon in this section went to Miss P. Watson’s Biuelight, an outstanding tvpe ot hunter. Entries in the dairy sections were well up to those of recent years, most oi the better-known dairymen of the district exhibiting. The sheep classes reflected the most popular branch of farming in the district, and showed in no uncertain manner the high levels to which breeding has been raised there; although there was not a wide range of entries so.ve of the exhibits were equal in quality to prize winners at any of the bigger shows of the province. The arrangements for the whole fixture reflected considerable credit on the organising ability of the committee and officials. Prize-winners were as follows CHAMPIONSHIPS Hunter.-—Miss P. Weston’s Biuelight. liacK.—J. Duder s ivlanupai. Nuiic i Horse.— Joim Town--1 ull N- — J hn Fogarty's Jazz Carter. y^aught^iuorsc. — \v. J. Steens ±>aithanPedigree Milking Shorthorns.—Bull: E. M. Wilson’s Kowandeer Cocky. Cow: p. M. Wilson's sunnyuicad Tiny. Pedigree Friesians.—Bun: T. M. Davis’s Hawley iNetnerland JJutterboy. Cow: 'j\ M. Davis s Waione Lauy Minnie. Pedigree Jerseys.— huu: yV. ii. Career’s Meridaie Oxiora Victor. Cow: K. Dawson’s Oakland Golden Maid. Pedigree Ayrsnires.—±-. A. Insley’s Bonny Glen cord Roberts. Cow: M. Kelly s Carmel Glen Stella. Dairy Cow, any Dreed.— W. H. Carter’s Jersey, Sweetheart. Romney Marsn.—Ram: F. Mullins. Ewe: A. D. Bell. Shropshire Downs.—Ram: J. Duder. Ewe: .J. Duder. Merinos.—Ram: M. Kelly. Ewe: M. Keiiy. English Leicester^.—Ram: E. M. Wilson. Ewe: D. Kydurn. bouthuowns.—Rams; A. Dows. Ewe: A. D. Bell. HORSES Class awards were as follow: liaCKS.—Mare witn loal: m E. Wliitforu, a; Ben nus., x-iuui: Wnn.xoru, 1; ceil Bros., 2. Dry mare, suitauie tor ©reeding: j. Duder, r; P. ar. tiimtn, Z. a earning: C. Henson, l. Maiden nuck: j. MCJ.-nersou, I; Miss S. Watkins. 2; A. R. Mathesun, 3. mack, up to to stone: or. H. famitn, James Xownsena, 2; John Townsend, o. mcK, up to 16 stone: P. M. ?>mitn, i; j. a. AlcPhcrson, z; .i . Dudei, o. maca, up to Ji stone: j. Duaer, i; Miss m. *tepot;ns, 2; R. F. Leighton, 3. Cob: x . £s. Aicnison, 1; is. nmciei-, 2; j. H. isnort, 3. Hack, sun.aD.ie lor mounted rines: J. nuclei', ±; J. A. McPnerson, 2; Miss P. w'eston, 3. Lady's nack: J. Duder, 1; Miss M. iatepens, 2; miss rf. W au*ms, 3. Ponies. —Best-groomed: Mrs. A. W. uLitton, i; rsita Mumo, 2; jnn Fogarty, 3. JNot exceeding 14 lianas: Margaret logaity, 2; fiuuert riatricx, 3. Aot exeeea--13 hands: Jim Fogarty, l; Margaret nogarty, 2; Hubert liatiicK, 3. rsut exvecuing 12 hands: J. M. Cossey, i and 3; Even Piikington, 2. Not exceeding 11 hands: Mrs. a. \V. Sutton, 1; Ewen PilKingion, 2; J. IVI. Cossey, 3. Cnildren s Riding.—Boy rider, 15 years or under: F. Atchison, i; L. McLennan, 2; M. Wake, 3. Girl riuer, 12 years or under: Margaret Fogarty, 1; M. J. Clarke, 2; J. Clarke, 3. Boy rider, 12 years or under: John C. Fogarty, 1; M. Hogan, 2; H. Deas, 3. Light Harness Horses.—Mare or gelding, 15.2 hands or over: J. Wyllie, 1. Mare or gelding, under 15.2 hands: J. Townsend, 1; Miss U. Bennett, 2; W. R. Spicer, 3. Pony, not exceeding 14.2: Spicer, 1; Miss Bennett, 2. Pony, not exceeding 13 hands: Mrs. A. W. Sutton, 2. Hunters.—Maiden: Mrs. M. Johnston, 3; H. McLennan, 2; Miss A. E. McPherson, 3. Heavy-weight: J. A. McPherson, I; P. I-I. Smith, 2; Mrs. M. Johnston. 3. Light-weight: P. H. Smith, 1; J. A. McPherson, 2; Miss P. Weston, 3. Pony: S. Duder, 1; F .S. Atchison, 2; Bell Bros. 3. Lady’s hunter: Miss P. Weston, 1; Miss D. Weston, 2; A. E. Watkins, 3. Champion: Miss P. Weston. 1. Cleverest hunter: A. C. Atchison, 1; A. Walker, 2; Miss P. Weston, 3. Consolation: Miss D. Weston, 1. Competitions.—Stockmen's: Patten, 1. Leaping match: Miss P. Weston. 1. Man rider who had never previously won a prize in a hunting competition at a show: J. A. McPherson, 1; A. C. Atchison, 2. Champion man rider: A. Walker, 1. Woman rider: Miss P. AVeston and Miss E. Lloyd, equal, 1. Heavy Draught Horses.—Filly or gelding two years: J. Appleby, 1; C. R. Fulton. 2. Mare, with foal: H. J. Bull. 1. Foal: H. J. Bull. 1. Dry mare: W. J stoen, 1; J. Appleby, 2; Bell Bros.. 3. Gelding, any age: J. M. Cossey, 1. Pair: H Medium ’ Draught. Horses. —Medium spring cart horse: C. R. Fulton, 1 and 2; J. M. Cossey, 3. Light spring cart horse: C. Henson, 1; J. Appleoy 2 Bell •Bro« 3 Pair: C. R. Fulton, 1: Bell Bros ’ 2. Mare or gelding, suitable farm work, riding and driving: C. Henson 1; J. Appleby 2. CATTLE Pedigree Milking Shorthorns. - Cow four vears or over: E. M. Wilson, 1; A. D Bell 2 and 3. Cow or heifer, three years: Wilson, 1; Bell, 2. Heifer, two vears: Bell, 1; Wilson, 2 and 3. Yearling heifer: Wilson, 1; Bell, 2 and 3. Heifer calf: Bell, 1 and 2; Wilson, 3. Bull, three years or over: "Wilson, 1; Bell, Yearling bull: Bell, 1; "Wilson, 2. Bull calf: Bell, 1 and2; Wilson, 3. Grade Shorthorns. —Cow, three years or ever: E. M. Wilson, 1 and 2; H. H. Cawte, 3. Heifer, two years: Wilson, 1 and 2. Three yearling heiiers: Wilson, 1- Bell, 2. Yearling heifer: Wilson, 1 and 3; Bell, 2. Heifer calf: Wilson, 1. Pedigree Friesians. —Cow, four years or over: T. M. Davies, 1; H. H. Cawte, 2 and 3. Cow or heifer, three years: Davis, 1 and 2; Cawte, 3. Yearling heifer: Davis, 1 and 2. Heifer calf: Cawte, 1 and 3; Davis, 2. Bull, three years or over: Davis. 1; Cawte, 2. Bull, two years: Davis, 1. Bull calf: Cawte, 1 and 2; Davis, 3. Grade Friesians. —H. U. Cawte. Pedigree Jerseys.—Cow, four years or over: R. Dawson, 1; JI. S. Flemign, 2; R. Waterhouse, 3. Cow or heifer, three years: F. Mullins, 1; Fleming, 2. Heifer, two years: H. S. Booker and Sons, 1. Yearling heifer: W. U. Carter. 1; Fleming, 2; G. H. McCullough, 3. Heifer calf: Waterhouse, 1; J- D. Lane. 2; Booker and Sons. 3. Bull, three years or over: G. J. Coltliurst. 1. Yearling bull: Carter, 1; Mrs. J. R. Sheehar,, 2; T. W. Woods, 3. Bull calf: Dawson, 1; Fleming, 2; Carter. 3. Grade Jerseys.—Cow, tliree years or over: F. Mullins, 1. Three yearling heifers: H. S. Booker and Sons. 1 and 2; Meagher. 3. Yearling heifer: Meagher, 1; T. W. Woods, 2; F. Millar 3. Heifer calf: McCullough, 1; J. D. Lane. 2; Millar, Pedigree Ayrshires.—Cow, four yeare or over: M. Kelly, 1 and 3; P. A. Insley, 2. Cow or heifer, three years: Insley, 1 and 2; Kelly, 3. Heifer, two years: Insley, 1; Kelly, 2 and 3. Yearling heifer: Insley, 1 and 2; Kelly. 3. Bull, three years or over: Insley, 1; Kelly. 2 and 3. Bull, two years: Kelly, "1. Yearling bull: Kelly, 1 and 2; Insley, 2. Bull calf: Insley, 1; Kelly, 2 and 3. Grade Ayrshires.—Cow, three vears or over: F. Millar. 1; M. Kelly, 2. Yearling heifers: Kelly, 1. Heifer calf: Millar. Dairy Cattle, any breed.—Cow. four years or over, in milk: W. H. Carter, l; H. S. Fleming, 2; H. H. Cawte, 3. Cow or heifer, three years, in milk: F. Mullins 1; Fleming, 2; Cawte, 3. Heifer, two years, in milk: Mullins, 1; Cawte. *> Yearling heifer: Carter. 1: Fleming. 2* Heifer calf, for members of Boys’ and Girls’ Calf Clubs: R. Booker. 1;* Millar and Harold G. Davis, eciual, 2. "Pat Cattle. Bullock. most monev value: E. A. TJrquhart, 1 and 2; W T Duder, 3. Bullock, suitable freezing Lrquhart, 1. 2 and 3. Steer, two yea’-s 1 Urquhart, 1; Duder, 2: A D Bell * * A earling steer: Duder. 1 P.nd 2 c Q w‘ most money value: Bell l; Hawthorn/and Monro, Ltd.. 2. Heifer. two vearsHawthorn and Munro, 1; c. C. Munro! SHEEP Romney Marsh.—Ram. over i wo T. Mullins. 1; A. D. Bell. 2. R H m under two years: Bell, 1; Mullins, 2. Two ewes.

over two years: 8011. 1 .and 2. Two ewes, under two years: Bell, 1; Muliin. . 2. Ram larb: Mullins. 1 and 3; Bell, 2- Ewe lamb: Mullins, 1 and 2; Beil. Shropshire Downs. —J Duder was awarded five first prizes and two second prizes, exhibiting in five classes. Merinos.—M. Kelly exhibited in six classes and was awarded six first prizes and four seconds. English Leicesters.—Ram, over two years: E. !M. Wilson, 1 and 3; D. P.yburn. 2. Ram under two years and two ewes over two years: Wilson, 1; Ryburn, 2. Two ewes, under two years: Ryburn. 1: Wilson, 2. Ram lamb: Wilson, 1 and 2. Ewe lamb: Ryburn, 1 and 2; Wilson. 3. Southdowns.—Ram. over two vears: A. Dow. 1; A. D. Bell, 2 and 3. Ram under two years: Bell. 1 and 2. Two ewes over two years: Bell, l and 2. Two ewes over two years: Bell, 1 and 3; Dow, 2. Two ewes, under two years: Bell, 1 and 2. Ram lamb: BeU. 1 and 2; Dow. 3. Ewe lamb: Bell, 1 and 2; Dow. 3. Fat Sheep.—Two wethers, longwool. most money value: W. T. Duder, 1; C. C. Munro, 2 and 3. Two wethers, short - wool, most money value: Duder, 1; Bell. 2. Two heavy-weight ewes: Bell. 1: N. J. Sutherland, 2: Munro, 3. Two wethers, longwool, suitable freezing: Bell, 1 and 2; Duder, 3. Two wethers, shortwool, suitable freezing: Munro, 1 and 2; Duder, 3. Two ewes, longwool. suitable freezing: Bell, 1 and 3; Duder, 2. Two ewes, shortwool, suitable freezing: Duder, 1: Bell, 2; Sutherland, ,3. Two lambs, longwool, suitable freezing, in wool: Munro, 1; Duder, 2; Sutherland. 3. Two lambs, shortwool, suitable frt-ez-ing, shorn: A. Dow, 1; Duder. 2; Bell. 3. Two lambs, shortwool, suitable freezing, in wool: Munro, 1: Sutherland. 2: Duder, 3. Two heavy-weight lambs: Duder, 1; Sutherland, 2 and 3. Heavyweight ewe: Bell, l; Duder, 2: Munro, 3. Heavy-weight wether. Duder, 1; Munro, 2; Sutherland. 3. Pet lamb: Dow, 1 and 2; Mrs. Moncur, 3. PIGS Large White.—T. M. Davis exhibited in four classes and was awarded four first prizes. Fat Pigs.—Porker: H. AY. Driver. 1 and 3; T. M. Davis, 2. Baconer: Davis, l. RODNEY SHOW FUNCTION AT WARKWORTH EXCELLENT STOCK SHOWN Special to THE SUN WARKWORTII, Saturday. There was a record attendance at the Rodney Agricultural Society’s 61st annual show at Warkworth today. Entries were good and all classes were well represented. The class for Jerseys in the cattle section was the strongest and some magnificent animals were shown. Sheep were better represented than usual, and the horse section was a good one. The following awards were made: PRIZE LIST HORSES Agriculture Classes.—General purpose farm horse: J. Chitty, 1; C. Barker, 2; F. Martin, 3. Brood mare, with foal at foot, foal, and foal by Excelsior: H. Langridge, 1; A. Cruickshank, 2: Edwards Bros., 3. Pair horses for agricultural purposes: F. Martin, 1. Mare or gelding, three years and over: F. Martin, 1: L. G. Smith, 2. Ha If-toil spring cart horse: A. Simpson. Three-quar-ter-ton spring cart horse: F. Martin, 1: , A. Simpson, 2. Gelding or filly, under thi'ee years: F. Woodcock, 1. Artillery horse: F. Martin, 3. Light Horses.—Most useful turnout: G. Copestake, 1 ; E. Jaques, 2. Best gig horse: G. Mander, 1; G. Joyce, 2; E. Jaques, 3. Pony, not exceeding 145 hands: E. Jaques. 1: G. Phillips, 2. Porn*, no-t exceeding 13 hands: AY. Green, 3; P McFarlane 2: R Sharp, 3. Boy rider, under lo: G. Phillips, 1: J. Brown, 2. Girl rider, under 35: P. McFarlane, l; M. Simpson and Jean Gubb, equal. 2. Hack, 12 stone: Miss Strange, 1; C. O'Brien 2; L. J. Smith, 3. Hack, 14 stone: ’C. Barker, 1; L. J. Smith, 2. Hack, suitable for remount, up to lot hands: Cl. O Brien, 3: G. Joyce, 2: R. Brunton. 3. Lady s hack: Miss Strange, 1; B. Schol--2; Airs. Chitty, 3. Best hack, bred m Rodney: H. Alason, 1; C. Barker, 2: B. Scholium, 3. Cob, 14 i hands and under: B. Brunton. 1; G. Phillips, 2; J. Chitty, i\. Lady rider: Aliss Strange. 1; Miss Migounoff, 2. Stockmen’s competition: P. Katavich, 1; K. Cossell, 2; J. Collie, 3. Best paced hack: Aliss Strange, 1; 11. Alason. 2: C. Barker. 3. Best journey horse: 11. Alason, 1; Miss Strange. 2; C. Barker, 3. Champion hack: Miss Strange's Joy. Jumping Events.—Maiden hunter: E Cassell, 3: G. Mander. 2; H. A. Matthew, o Light hunter: H. A. Matthew. 1; Robertson, 2; B. Brunton, 3. Heavy hunter: C. O’Brien, 3; Robertson, 2. Comsolation hunter: J. Chitty, 2: G. Joyce, Jaques, 3. Champion hunter: C. O Brien, 1. Gentleman rider, over six hurdles: F. Clarke, 1; E. Cossell, 2; H A. Matthews, 3. CATTLE Shorthorns, Milking Strain.—Snecial pnze for most points in Shorthorns: T. A. Clayden. Bull, three years and over: T. A. Clayden, 1; 1. D. Greenwood, born since July 3, 1028: E. V. Phillips, 1; I. D. Green wood, 2 and 3. Champion bull: E. P. Phillips. Cow three years and over, in milk or visibly in calf: A. S. Cruickshank, 1; l. D. Greenwood, 2; T. A. Clayden, 3. Heifer, born since July 3. 1927: J. F. Lawrie, 1; A. S. Cruickshank, 2; T. A. Clayden. 3 Cliampion cow: A. S. Cruickshank. Heifer, born since July 1, 1928: I D Greenwood, 1: J. F. Lawrie, 2; A*. S.’ V» 1 ii 1 v Cl i Shi ia9u 2 ' * Heifer call', born since iV ly ■. 1 » 1 92 y: A. J. Rayner, 1; T. A. Vmv d ? n ’iiu>o l . n< T J? ull calf * born since July 1, 1929. I. D. Greenwood, 1; A J Rayner, 2; T. A. Clayden, 3. Two heifers, born since July 1, 1928: I. D. Greenwood, 1; J. F. Lawrie, 2; A. S. Cruickshank, 3. Two heifer calves, born since July. 1, 1929: T. A. Clayden.’ 1. Grad! bections.—Cow, three years and over in S “ T ,is i bll n n S alf; ~ R - Middlemlss, 1 and 2, T. A. Clayden, 3. Heifer, born since July 1, 1927, and heifer calf, born since July 1, 1929: T. A. Clayden, 1 and Heifer, born since July 1, 1928: T Edwards, 1; T. A. Clayden 2 pedigree sections.—Special prize fen most points in Jersey sections: A • T-. AAeddmg. Bull, three years and C i^ G * Ai o Ckin v, l; A - Simpson, 2; o. Bull, born since July A’- T-. 7: « A * J? ej Z ry and Sons, 1; C. G. AicKui -. Bull, born since July l. 1928' John Morrison, 1; C. G. Aickin, 2; R c' Ail nett, o. Champion bull: W T Wedding. Cow, three years or over in T ll , P r * n calf; heifer born since July 1, 1927: W. T. Wedding, 3,2 and 3 Champion cow, champion group, consistone with two cows: W T iYsi idl r- S ' r- Y JI f fcr born since Julv l, IJ-8. G. Aickin, 1 and 2; A. Perrv f n< Jq|ul lS |’. i> V- c^ If . b° rn since July J’. .Aic-kin,.!; I), g. Matthew, " ■ T- Wedding-, 3. Bull call born since July 1. 1929: C. G Aickin 1 - a Hope, 2; A. Perry and Son ; ' U A ' iwo heifers, born since July 1, 1925: C. G. Aickin, 1; A, Perry and Son, 2- \Y T Wedding, 3. Two heifer calves, born since July 1, 1929: W. T. Wedding, l- o. G. Matthew, 2. Best group of three" yearling heifers: W. T. Wedding 1- A Perry and Son, 2. Grade sections.— Cow, three years or over, in milk or vislbly m calf: R. Grimmer, 1; T. c Christie, 2; Mrs. A. Hone. 3. Heifer born since July 1, 1927: Mrs. A. Horn 1- p I illY'm' T-'l t H . e ‘ fer ' b ° rn since July 1. 1928. M. 1-letcher, 1,2 and Heifer b ? l ' n s ‘ n „ ce Jul >' I 1929: G. CopeStake, i and 2: Mrs. A. Hope 3 V Priesians—Bull, three years and overY BuU - Ho™ since Julv V 192 i: M. kletcher, 3; Mrs. R. Lee 2 Junior champion bull, under three vears : *^i cher - , Champion bull: a. Migounoff. Cow, three years or over in r-iillr or visibb; in calf: J. Tint, 3; A. Migou--2i , M Y R- Lee, 3. Heifer, born since July 1, 192,: J. Tutt, 1. Junior champion heifer, under three years: J. 2,0“;, Heifer, two years old. dry: M. a, \? . t-'hampion cow: J. Tutt. Heifer, born since Julv 1, 1929- v Mlgounofi, 1 and 3; J. Tutt, 2. Bull calf : born since July 1, 1929: A. Migounoft 1 h 2 elfer calvts: M- Fletcher, if'j Miscellaneous Cattle—Eest dairv cow Fa?t,.d e s e tei r -- J T H t 'Ma S on W - 1 Y’ " "ani 2? d J 3 H F SnfY : J '' SHEEP in D sh2ep n V U Edw Y P ’ l or ''lost points woo*™ CWeS and 'oie"ramf e !. d D S 'G!-een? V\ . A. Dent s, 1; T \ ciqvfVn°*o ootll ’ 3: F. Sti-arsrp- o \ L *. Greenwood, wo^"T C a d nd a^' this : i e £ e GTe h^ i hamand over: 1-. j. Glimmer. 1; x. Edwk°dsf

2: E. Barker. 3. 1b,.,, .... . . ville, 1: J. Chitty. 2. rY : M- b. ewe which has reared lamb ’thif °' ,0 ‘ thl l And’^f 0 " CC> ° Lh ’ Crossbreds.— Ewe which . " lamb this season: I. r>. Greenw S t-arran. 2. Ewe, two-tooth?t r i' °and 1 2 and 2 ’ «' T. a^F-i>; - ! ous 4 heep-Ra three fat wethers; thro? ?J, ‘’f 1 freezing purposes- T 2. Three fat wethers.' S; 1 I. D. Greenwood. 1; r Ca fat ewes: C. Carta,,’ V;

RECORDS AT TE PUKE

EXHIBITS AND TAKINGS MOST SUCCESSFUL SHOW Special to THE SUX t* a TE PUKE - s aturd 41 . Record entries were received , annual" show whi'ch'^w^beW 8 rocfird” ° I’he entries were all of a . standard and were the A much favourable comment « judges. Pigs and th ß biggest classes and choico animals. Thought numbers sheer were of high „ ? U CHAMPIONSHIPS avuHdcd f -- WinS cham Pionship, n£k I ;*il;'B r> Abbm t mare: H- J. tan Cattle.—Shorthorn cow t w &W ? S PalmYr<”-e : W**/ cow: S. W. McEwen’s Friesian bull: S ™ Butter-fat Segis. Jersev cow \, r Mander s Tootlums Fav l E - E. Godinagh’s Carhudufr ' Victor bt,: f Ayrshire b’ulß^R Royal Blood. le 3 Gret n Bam Challeng-e Cup. for Cattle tate of the late R. K ng points prize, fat and store catu.'o Estate of the late P„ King PRIZE LIST Following are details of the priu fc,. HORSES Draughts.—Heavy entire nvor - H. J. Gill. Mare with foal at /X rk^ke,?e^;,. d «W f J. H. Evans. J and 2. Colt fiUv’ i y ®* ir: ing, foaled since August l ker. Mare, anv ajre - a p ’A • BirJ- Levis 2. ’Gelding: H. l' IMorton, -. Medium draught. anV , A ' A. B. Morton, 1; H. J. Gil! “■ l pH *** 3 Team of three horses: H.’j.'am ia >. Levis, 2. Team o fthree horsi n' I Gill, 1; J. F. Levis. 2 Light SorS“J5 or S“J bn If-ton: R. j. PenSS*iY J. Vt ells, Heavy spring cart hc«. up to «0 cwt: Jv. B. Morton, I and cur lejer^eliLI e j er^eliLT e F ~ J ■ Harness Horses.—Mare or ge'dlnr ,• hands and over: R. yr. Persion 'l !i„-i i 13 bands: R. M. Perston. ’ Pom hands and under: T. Higginson, 1- j’ u Persion, 2. Two-wheeler turnout-’ R v Perston. i Saddle Horses.—Trotter: J. h. Eia-u 1; S. Darragb. 2. Walking ho se- J V Levis, 3; A. Stewart, 2: A. T. Hodge: Hack, up to 15st: B. Abbot, l; ,]. GorLr 2; Black Bros., J. Hack. 3 3st: P bv 1 and 2. Hack, 31st: W. B. AbUn 1 : A- Stewart, 2. Horse for mounts rifles: M. B. Abbot, 3: A. Stewart * Cob 15 hands: W. Tanner. 1; A. Stewart. Black Bros., 3. Ladies’ hack: W g Abbot, 1; A. Stewart. 2; F. Morro’w * Pony, 3 4 hands, ridden by boy 13 years. Is. L. Linsell. ' : J. Saunders. 2; T Hkgir.soru 3. Pony, suitable for polo: $ Tanner, 1 and 2: A. Snodgrass, 3 F»e* paced hack: M. B. Abbot, 1; A. Stewar 2; R. Evans, 3. Riding Events.—Boy rider, under 3i years: F. Alexander, 1: O. Evans, 2: 'W Paterson, 3. Lady rider: Miss W. jiiui’ 1; Miss E. Hodges. 2; Miss B. MacE>ougaj| 3. Girl rider, under 14 years: N. Paterson. 1; P. Ross, 2; I. Dipros?. 3. Gi" ! rider, over 13 and under 17 years: C. Hodges. 1; P. MacDougall, 2; H. Mcr.o*. 3. Boy rider, over 13 and under :7 years: J. Reid. 3: W. Paterson, 2; J. Thompson, 3. Best rider, boy of girl, uijdor 12 years: S. Saunders, 3; O. Evans,*; W. Paterson, 3. Pony, owned and ridden to school by boy or girl: B. Morice, 1; M. Tinsell, 2: F. Alexander, 3. She :laad pony: P. Humphries. 1 and 2. Hunters.—Maiden hunter: W. Tanner, 1; J. Staite, 2; T. Ritchie. 3. Hunter, under 3 2st: A. B. Abbot. 1; C. Ivors, 2; Rek Bros., 3. Open consolation hunter: J Jordon, 1: W. Abbot, 2: C. Ivers, 3 , Pony hunter. 14.2 hands and under, gtr. or boy. under 17 years: R. Thompson, 1 Vv. Tanner. 2: Reid Bros.. 3. Boy ridr under 15 years: T. Paterson, 1; R. Thompson, 2; F. Paterson, 3. Lady rider: Miss A. Morton. 1: Miss H. Morice. 2; Mr Selby, 3. Wire jump: Reid Bros., 1; JJordon, 2; W. Abbot. 3. Bareback riding, over hurdles: T. Kelly, 1; A. Siewjfft, 2; T. Morice, 3. Bending Black, 1; A. Morton. 2. Stockmen’s competition: F. Kelly, 1; A. Morton. 2CATTLE Pedigree Milking Shorthorns.—Bull - vears and over: E. Law, 1; W. R<nd, W. J. Law, 3. Bull, calved since July 1927: T. W. Wardlaw, 1; H. A. Verco*, 2 and 3. Bull calf calved since Jury 1929: E. Law, 1; H. A. Vercoe, 2: T. Wardlav.% 3. Cow, any age, visibly « calf or in milk: T. Wardlaw, 1; T. J Wardlaw, 2; H. A. Vercoe, 2. Hoiic calved since July 3. 1926, in milk: E. A Vercoe, 1; T. W. Wardlaw, 2. Heifer, - years: W. J. Law, 1. Heifer, 1 year 'M undev 2 years: A. 13. Morton, 1 and 3; T ! W. Wardlaw, 2. Group, one bull av. three females, the property of w 4 owner: T. W. Wardlaw, 1; H. A. ' er <XrGrade Milking Shorthorns. —Cow 5 calf or in milk: W. J. Law, 1; H. A. v«* coe, 2 and 3. Heifer, 3 years, in nu.’ heifer, 2 years, and heifer, 1 year: H. - Vercoe, Heifer calf: W. J. Law. Pedigree Jerseys.—Bull: G. B. Suttoi 3 ; D. K. Wickham, 2; A H. 3. Bull, 2 years: P. Godinagh, 1; E- u ’ Webber, 2. Bull. 1 year: W. S. McE^ 1; R. Tanner, 2; E. E. Mander, 3. calf: A. Stewart, 1 and 2; A. Snodfi** & 3. Cow. any age: E. E. Mander, 1 2: A. J. Wells, 3. Heifer, 3 years: R Tanner, 1: A. Stewart, 2: A. H. 3. Heifer, 2 years: E. Mander, 1: ’ Bishoprick, 2 and 3. Heifer, 1 year: G. Sutton, 1 and 2; B. Williams, 2. H eu _ tali': D. Williams, 1; A. Stewart, 2: JTanner, 3. Bull calf: G. B. Sutton. 1. fMander. 2; A. E. Keys, 3. Heifer c* f bred and owned bv member of Bay Plenty Jersey Club: E. E. Mander, lii JBishoprick, 2; Mrs. Hickson, 3- Group; - E. blander, 1; G. B. Sutton, 2; E. 0. Grade Jerseys.—Cow in calf: E. ." ber, 1; G. B. Sutton. 2 and 3. Heiftt, years: R. Wilsh, 1; R. Tanner, * . Webber, 3. Heifer. 2 years: K. A. nett. 1: E. O. Webber 2; G. B. Sattc*3. Heifer calf. 1 year: W. S. McEW; 3: G. B. Sutton, 2; K. A. Bennett, - Heifer calf. 6 months: W. Bennett, uH. Snodgrass, 2 and 3. Marked heifer: K. A. Bennet. 1 and 2; a Snodgrass, 3. Pedigree Friesians. —Bull. 3 over: W. S. McEwan, 1 and -*• Pinker. 2. Bull. 2 years: W. S. Ycb . 1: B. G. Pinker, 2: J. F. Levu 3.^ 1 year: W. S. McEwen, 1: B. G. PiPfv 2 and 3. Cow, any* age: W. S. . Y. I, 2 and 3. Heifer, in milk: W. . Ewen, 1 and 2; B. G. Pinker, 2 years: W. S. McEwen, 1 and "6 1 Mitchell, 3. Best pair yearling i McEwen. 3 and 5; B. G. Pinker, 2• W. S. McEwen, 1 and 2: B. G. Bull and 3 females, bred and OJtw- * exihibitor: W. S. McEwen. 1: Fms®.Mitchell, 3. j< Grade Friesians.—Cow ill ca-* *, • milk: E. Walford, 1; MitchelU 2 fSLj. Heifer in milk. 3 years: Mitchell. I- " F ford. 2; Pinker, 3. Heifer, 2 Tf*?Y P Pinker. 1 and 2; Mitchell, year: B. Pinker. 1; E. Walfcrd. -• Mitchell, 3. Heifer. 6 months: bPinker. 1: E. Walford, 2: S. yearling heifer: A. H- SnOU*' Pedigree Ayrshires.—J. B. Ca Special Classes.—Two grade Sh°W. heifers, yearlings: F. Donovan, ‘ H. A. Vercoe, 2. Two grade heifers, 2 years: H. A. Vercoe, h s. , grade Jersey heifers, yearlings- . . Bennett, 3; W. H. McEwen. 2: Y Bros., 3. Heifers. 2 years: G. BfihoPP., . 1; Sl.ewart, 2 and 3. Gra £ <: heifer yearlings: J. Levis. 1: E. i , 2 and 3. Firesian heifers. 2 Pinker. 3: ,S. Mitchell. 2; J. Lew®. Fat Cattle Classes.—Most of the were won by exhibits by the Estate late R. King. Other prize-winners*^ F. Donovan, H. J. Gill and ASHEEP AND PIGS Sheep.—Three wethers butcher: Dodds and B.lack, 1 ana |j classes: W. J. Law. ~ -mjili' Pigs.—Berk shires: Boar. lj» I*. I>. Sutton. Other classes: ©• rick Tanvvorths: D. and S. Whites: D. and S. Ross. ! T>. and S. Ross. Du roe Jerseys:S. Ross. Other classes: Bacon P»* f fat porkers: A. M. Ryburn.