KAIKOHE SHOW

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 906, 25 February 1930, Page 10

KAIKOHE SHOW

RECORD ATTENDANCE JERSEY CATTLE A FEATURE to THE SUX KAIKOHE, Monday. There was a record attendance at the Kaikone Agricultural. Pastoral and Horticultural Association's third annual sho\y on Saturday. The quality ot SLoek shown was fully up to that of pervious years. Jersey cattle wc-e an outstanding section and light horses ttere also a feature of an excellent oCneral display. fono\t mPi ° nShiP were made as Champion Hunter.—X. Sloane. Registered Jerseys.—Bull. J. L. Paulcow, A. Christie. ’ Registered Friesians.—Bull, J. Mackereth; cow, J. Mackereth. Romneys—Ram, A. H. Wright; ewe, -**-• it. \v right. Southdown Ram.—W. Atkinson. PRIZE LIST _ HORSES, r arm Horses and Hacks.—Medium draught: J. Stancich, 1: p. w On- o' Right draught: J. H. O-r, 1 utility horse: o. Davis l. Pair of farm horses: r. A\ . Orr, 1: J. H\ Orr, 2. Single liarST 6 ; Pearson, 1; w. Collett, 2. Hack up to lost.: C. Weils, t; H. Cates 74. A lac! k “P* o Ust.: tv. Sloane, 1: P Davies ’o' £°, b ’ heavy: G. King, 1'; G. Wells ’2" jr C< ! l> ' , hg ' U: H - Cates, 1; c. I ,-ei * Hack, bred north of Wliangaty,: F ; w - Orr, 1; P. Andrewes, Z- Maiden hack: H. Cates, 1; G. W. Davis V Maori hack: Ngawhati, 1; G. Davis' 7;- . r ottmg horse: G. King; 1 and 2 Malking horse: S. Tane, I V vtav o' tv Oman’s hack: X. Sloane, i; F. w. Orr X sui table for I,reeding remounts: ?V ’ a A - Christie, 2. Polo ponv: Mountain, ] ; E. Morfette, 2. Child’s r? if 1 ? Jl and „ s or under: W. Morpeth, 1: D. Moifette, 2. Child’s ponv, 14.2 hands 01 .under: B. Xesbit. 1: s. J. Brown 2 ' h ‘Ms pony to carry three: P. Russ.' ll 1. Bassett, 2.

_ Competitions.—Child rider, under 10: P. Bassett, 1; W. Morpeth, 2. Girl rider under 16: J. White, 1; IX Morfette 2 Boy rider, under 16: Tupari. 1; F. Philips, aV.-cc oman rider: Miss Clotworthy, l; Miss Tennant, 2. Bight hunter: X T» oa , ne ’ 81. Evans, 2. Heavy hunter: I . Andrewes, 1; C. Bidggood, 2. Champion hunter: X. Sloane, 1; F. Andrews 2 Open riders’ competition: X. Sloane,’ 1; J. Clotworthy, 2. Barebaok rider: T. Clotworthy and X. Sloane. tie. Steer Riding Competition.—T. ClotWorthy, 1; B. Watling, 2. CATTLE. Registered Jerseys.—Bull. under one ;’f a 1 r: Christie, 1; R. Walker, 2 . Bull undei two years: T. Jeffcoate, 1. Bull o\er o 0 months: J. L. Paul, 1; T. Gaede’ Christie, 1; F. Gaede, 2. Heifer, up to two years: A. Christie. 1 ; J. L. Paul, 2. Heifer calf: F. Gaede, 1, and 3. Bull calf: R. Walker 1 c»fe. J m S ?. ys — He . ife i' : A ’ v - Wright, 1. Calf: T. Guerin, 1,2, and 3. Registered Friesians.—Bull, under one > eai .I. Booth, 1 and 2. Bull, under two years: I. Booth. 1. -Bull, 2* years: I Booth, 1; F. Dibble, 2. Bull, over SO months: J. Mackereth, 1: I. Booth 2 Cow: J. Mackereth, 1; I. Booth, 2 and 3.* Heifer, up to two years: I. Booth, 1- F Or. Dibble, 2 and 3. Calf: I. Booth, 1 and J; J. Mackereth, 3. Grade Friesians.—l. Booth. Registered Aberdeen Angus.—Kaikohe Land Company. Shorthoi-ns.—Bull: C. H. Guthrey. 1; G. Flood, 2; D. Guthrie, 3. Cow: G. Flood, 1 and C. H. Guthrey, 3. Heifer, under two years: G. Flood, 1. Calf: G. Flood, I. Calf, under eight months, reared by £hdd: Jean Guthrie, 1: Nelson Guthrie, Pedigree cow: G. Flood. Grade heifer: C. Hood. Grade yearling heifer: G. Flood. SHEEP. Romney Marsh.—A. H. Wright received six first awards and three seconds. Southdowns.—Ram, registered, twotooth and over: W. Atkinson, 3. Ewe, registered, two-tooth and over: J. 11. Orr, 3. and 2. Ram, one shear, bred north of Willangnrei County: W. Atkinson. 1 and 2. Ram, two shear or over: W. Atkinson, 3; J. IT. Orr, 2. Ram lamb: .T. H. Orr, 1 and 2. Pen of three-hock ewes, one shear: J. H. Orr, 1. Ewe lamb: J. H. Orr, 1 and 2. Byelands.—J. H. Orr secured all first awards except that for three-flock ewes, which went to IX Guthrie. The first prize in the pet lamb class went to lan Bowman’s exhibit. FAT STOCK AXD PIGS. Cattle.—Cow and bullock: F. W. keef, under two years: C. 11. Fat Sheep.—Three wethers, suitable for freezing: J. H. Orr, 3 and 2. Three ewes, suitable for freezing: F. W. Orr. 1J. H. Orr, 2. Three lambs, suitable ’for freezing: J. H. Orr, 1; F. W. Orr, 2. Three wethers, best money value, and pen of three butchers’ lambs: F. W Orr 1: J. H. Orr, 2 Pen of three Ryeland cross lambs: F. W. Orr, 1 and 2. Pigs.—Boar, Devon: F. Gaede. Pair of weaners: E. R. Walker, 1 and 2‘ T Guerin, 3.