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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 204, 26 February 1914, Page 7

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BERKSHIRE Boar, under one ycar-R. Ritchie (Inglewood) 1. !'• «'. Oldham (MangoSow, under one year—W. B. Grant (Westown) 1, R Ritchie 2 Boar, under six months—C (Hiiirangi) 1, R. R'tcliie 2, W. a. uram ' Sow, under six? months—o. J. Herrick 1, \V. B. Grant i and 3. Litter of pigs, not less than six, aire not to exceed two montli3 (to be shown with sow)— Manning King 1, B. T. Beoker (Okato) 2. ANY OTHER VARIETY PCRJvBRIiJ) _ PIG. One pig, most suitable for pork, not over DOlbs—R. Ritchie 1. THE CHAMPIONS. HORSES Draught mare—Ohamnion, J. S. Ougbton's Royal Queen; reserve, J. S. Onghton's Rowcna. CATTLE. Pedigree Holstein—Bulls: Champion, Newton King's King Faync Segisj reserve, W. I. Lovelock's King of Dormnoa. Cows: Champion. Newton King's Princess Galatea; reserve, Xewton King's Milkmaid Countess. Pedigree Ayrshire—Bulls: Champion. W. Hall's Little Jim: reserve, \V. Tail's Sandy of Broolisidc. Cows: Champion, T. H. Colpman's Madge, by CaptainBonny Mary; reserve, T. 11. Colpman's Highland Mary. "-digr.ee Jersey—Bull: Champion, 11. ntcrsen's King of Denmark; reseive, A. B. Leech's Obadiah. Cow: Champion, E. Griffiths' Mercedes Noble Queen; reserve, R. J. Linn's Leaflet. SPECIAL PRIZES. Best udder and milk vein development in Jersey section, 3yru and over, £1 I*R. J. Linn's Leaflet. COMPETITIONS. LEAPING AND DRIVING. Maiden Hunters' Competition (gentlemen riders) open to all horses that have not won a jumping or steeplechase competition at any agricultural show. Over such jumps as the stewards shall decide. Each horse to carry not less than 11 stone, and in the judge's opinion must be up to the weight specified— G. E. Foreman's (Tikorangi) Red Gauntlet 1, A. Mitchell's Vmaroa 2. R. Ritchie's Lady Powerful 3. Best Lady Rider, in divided skirtsMiss May Sole (Bell Block) 1. Miss 0. L. Smith (Huirangi) i, Miss M. W. Fairfax-Cholmeley (Bell Block) 3. Pony Leaping Competition; for ponies not over 14.2 hands (to be ridden by a boy or girl under 17). Licensed riders prohibited—J. D. Mitchell's (Manaia) Princess 1, J. 11. KibbyV (Waitara) Ngaia 2. , Best Lady Driver; ladies to be the only occupants of the vehicles—Miss Whoatley (Lepperlon) 1. Miss Mav Solo (Bell Block) 2. All to be shown and driven in harness. Harness Horse, 15.1 hand.* or under 11. T. Mellow's (Mahoe) Mick 1, W. Lapouple's (Waitara) Toby 2, W. Scott's Daisy 3. ! Harness Ponv, under 14 hands—Gor--1 don Salway's (Bell Block) Dollv 1, Mrs jGu* Sole's (Bell Block) Trixic 2, R. I Johnstone's (Fitzroy) May 3. Harness Ponv, under 13 hands- Mann White's (Waitara) Waihi 1, A. T. Moore's Barney 2. F. F. Callaghan's Polly 3. Best Light Harness Horse, to be owned and driven by a Maori—Tangiora Skelton's (Motunui) Paddy 1, Pukere Junr. (Waitara) 2. (Continued on page 8.)