EGMONT SHOW.

Taranaki Daily News, 26 January 1922, Page 6

EGMONT SHOW.

THE OPENING DAY.

FINE EXHIBIT OF CATTLE. LIST OF THE AWARDS. The Egmont A. and P. Association was favored with fine weather for the opening of their 38th annual show at Hawera yesterday, though the conditions became dull as the afternoon wore on and rain fell about 5 o’clock. For the opening day there was a good attendance, and given fine w’eather to-day there should be a record attendance. The association fully deserves the patronage of the public, whose comfort and convenience have been their first consideration, and the many improvements. particularly in the way of seating accommodation, that have been effected during the past year will be greatly appreciated. \. The committee and officials have worked hard and enthusiastically, though faced by various difficulties, including the financial stringency and the mishap to the railway bridge at Whenuakura, which affected exhibits from below Patea. The show undoubtedly reflects credit on them and on the loyal support of the farmers of the district. The show was held earlier this year than usual, but owing to the circumstances mentioned it is impossible to state whether the change was a step in the right direction or not. Entries show a considerable decrease, totalling 1295 as against 1774 last year. The heaviest drop is in sheep, which total 95 as against 345 last year. Cattle alfh show a decline from 540 to 420, horses from 364 to 294, and pigs from 88 to 45. The main factor in t'he decrease was the railway breakdown. The arrangements for the conduct of the show were first class, everything working smoothly and the judging proceeded apace. The judge of the Jersey section had a very heavy day, and did not complete his task till late in the evening, [ having both male and females to ad- [ indicate upon. In the heavy horse section judging was not finished until late, the arrival of the judge being delayed by the trains. However, the Stewards all did their parts, with the result that t'he prize awards were quickly put up. Mr. M. C. Crighton. the acting secretary. got through the ordeal of his first show very creditably, everything having been provided for. He was ably assisted by Mr. R MeCay, . whilst Mr. F. G. Seddon. secretary of the Wanganui Association, rendered invaluable aid. Mr. E. A. Washer, the president, was assiduous in his attention to all. whilst a deal of praise must be accorded. Mr. A. L. Campbell, the Press and catering steward. The catering was in the hands of Messrs. Dustin, Ltd., and Mr. Capon had the publican’s booth. /There are a number of machinery and trade exhibits, which attracted considerable attention, whilst the side-shows are well worth a visit.

THE CATTLE. As usual the Jersey predominates in the cattle sections and most of the prominent breeders of the province are represented. In the males W. Pollock (Stratford) scores the championship with Pecuarius. The reserve also comes north, A. A. Ward (Tariki) securing it with Miro Meadow’s Maori Boy. The noted Elf’s Beauty, owned by H. B. Lepper (Lepperton). scored the championship in cows and C. H. Sharp’s Avoca’s Daisy the reserve. Competition throughout was very keen. In Friesians the entry was not large, but some good quality stock was shown. All the championships went to South Taranaki. W. Dowden (Ohangai) scored with the bull and Thos. Perry (Martgatoki) with the cow, whilst the reserves went respectively to A. W- Tmlah (Kaupokonui) and H. E. Johnson (Hawera).

The Ayrshire? drew about 40 entries, the judge remarking that the class for aged cows was very good. Both championship and reserve went to this class, W. Hall (Lepperton) scoring the former with Fancy of Armade and F. Mills (Tokaora) the latter with Stately Bell. In bulls, W. Hall (Lepperton) scored the championship with Dominion Beauty’s Bonus and F. Mills’ David of Waipapa was reserve. The yearling bulls were particularly good. In Milking Shorthorns J. C. Wright was the principal exhibitor. In fat cattle H. Middleton (Waverlev) scored heavily, whilst the MooreHunter Estate exhibited freely in Shorthorns. SHEEP. Though not numerically strong the quality of the. sheep exhibited was an outstanding feature, the judges being well pleased with the animals shown. Border Leicesters were a nice uniform lot, A. S. Tonks scoring heavily. Romney Marsh were not quite up to the usual standard, but Best Bros, showed some nice sheep. The Lincolns were of good type, the older sheep bein «• the better. P. Bremer scored heavily here, as did J. H. Baker, the judge specially mentioning a ewe above 21 months owned by the former. The fat sheep were good, the judge being specially pleased with a pen of fat lambs; though they were rather on the heavy side. PIGS. The judge was very pleased with the quality of the pigs. He expressed him- , self as more than pleased with the way they were shown and the pens provided by the association. HORSES. The judge of the heavy horses considered’them a fairly good class, particularly the two-year-olds and three-year-olds. whilst 'he considered the farmers’ horses a good class. In the heavy, as well as other classes, there were horses that would do credit in any show-ring. The judge of the thoroughbreds and ponies was quite enthusiastic and in the former had great praise for several entries, especially in the yearlings and colts. The ponies were a good even lot, but their manners might he improved. He was struck with the riding of the children. In hacks there was competition and the judge had difficulty in sorting .out the placed horses, the weight-carrying colts being particularly good. CATTLE. FAT CATTLE. Judge: Mr. K. W. Deighton, Marton. Stewards: Messrs. Geo. Douglas, R. Grant, A. Dixon and Geo. Preece junr. Two fat calves, under’4 months.—H. Middleton (Waverley) 1. Two fat calves, over 4 months and under J «. Middleton L

Two yearling steers (any breed). —H. Middleton 1 and 2. Two steers, two years.—H. Middleton 1 and 2. , Two steers, three years.—H. Middleton 1 and 2, Wm. McL. Dowie (Matapu) 3. Two fat bullocks, 3 years, suitable for freezing purposes, not. to exceed 7501bs each.—H. Middleton 1 and 3, W. McL. Dowie 2. Bullock of greatest commercial value.—H. Middleton 1 and 2. Two fat heifers, under 3 years.—H. Middleton 1 and 2. Cow, over 3 years.—Wm. McL. Dowie 1 and 2. SHORTHORNS. Judge: M. F. Donovan (Hawke’s Bay). Stewards: J. E. Meuli and J. Cross. Bull, prior to July, 1918.—Moore Hunter’s Estate’s (Hawera) Buttercup’s Mascot 1 and ch., Moore Hunter Estate’s Lee-Metford 10th Bull, since July, 1920.—Moore Hunter Estate’s Duke of Belford Bth 1. Bull, since July, 1921.—Moore Hunter Estate’s Lee-Metford 17th, 1. Cow, prior to July, 1920, has calved or is visibly in calf.—Moore Hunter Estate’s Burnside Killerby Sth 1, same owner’s Nancy Lee 53rd 2, and Nancy Lee 55th 3. Heifer, since July, 1918.—Moore Hunter Estate’s Burnside Buttercup 2nd, 1. Heifer, since July, 1919.- —’Moore Hunter Estate’s Burnside Ross Ist 1 and Burnside Fancy 31st 2. Heifer, since July, 1920.—Moore Hunter Estate’s Nancy Lee 62nd 1, Nancy Lee 61st 2, Burnside Buttercup 3rd 3. > Heifer, since July, 1921.—Moore Hunter Estate's Nancy Lee 63rd, 1. FRIESIANS. Judge: C. E. Robertson (Palmerston North). Stewards: S. V. Washer, J. E. Meuli and J. Bull, prior to July, 1918.—W. Dowden’s (Ohangai) Poplarvale Galatea King 1 and ch., Jas. J. Walker’s (Ohangai) Pride of Waihl Aince 2, R. Castle's (Manaia) Holland Queen’s Son 3. Bull, since July, 1919.—A. W. Imlah’s (Kaupokonui) Waihl Pontiac de Koi 1 anl res., A. H. Yeatman’s (Kapuni) Shaun O’Sullivan Bull, since July, 1920.—J. O'Shea’s Galatea Rosein Segis 1, R. Castle’s Holland Queen King 2. Bull, since July, 1921. —J. J. Walker’s Nepean Woodcrest Alcartra 1. Cow, prior to July, 1918.—Thos. Perry’s (Mangatoki) Fayne Segis Galatea 1 and ch., Thos. Perry’s Woodland’s Cliffside de Koi 2. Heifer, since July, 1918—Thos. Perry’s Brookdale Galatea Beauty 1, A. W. Imlah’s Queen Segis of Egmont 2. Heifer, since July, 1919.—H. E. Johnson’s (Rawera) Tokaora Alcartra 1 and res., J. J. Walker’s Nepean 'Countess Alcartra Pietje 2, A. W- Imlah’s Mysie o' Gowrie 3. Heifer, since July, 1920.—H. E. Johnson's Tokaora Manor Beets 1, R. Castle’s Holland Queen Pauline de Koi 2, H. E. Johnson's Tokaora Manor Rose 3, J. J. Walker’s Nepean Lady Burton de Koi v.h.c. Two heifers, since July, 1920.—H. E. Johnson’s Tokaora Manor Beets and Tokaora Manor Rose 1, R. Castle's Holland Queen Bettie de Koi and Holland Queen Pauline de Koi 2. Heifer, since July, 1921.—H. E. Johnson 1 and 2, J. J. Walker 3 and v.h.c. Heifer, since July, 1920; must be entered for Friesian Derby.—H. E. Johnson 1 and 3, R. Castle’s Holland Queen’s Pauline de Koi 2, J. J. Walker’s Nepean Lady Burton de Koi Cow, any age, with certificate of merit; to be judged on type, performances to be taken into consideration.—Thos. Perry's Fayne Segis Galatea 1, Thos. Perry’s Brookdeli' Galatea Beauty 2. AYRSHIRES. Judge: A. Montgomerie, Kauwhata, Palmerston North. Stewards: H. J. Finlay and L. Preece. Bull, prior to July, 1918.—W. Hall's (Lepperton) Dominion Beauty’s Bonus 1 and ch. Bull, since July, 1918. —F. Mills’ (TokaoraX. David of Waipapa 1 and res., W. Tait’s (Normanby) Loyal Prince of Woodlands 2. Bull, since July, 1919.—F. Mills’ Bonus of Waipapa 1, F. Mills' Admiral of Waipapa 2, W. Hall’s Bonus of Edendale 3. Bull, since July, 1920.—P. Bremer’s (Okalawa) Flash Lad 1, W. Hall's Prince Bonus of Edendale 2, W. Tait’s Sir Ive of Ivy Bank 3. Bull, since July, 1921.—F. Mills’ King Richard of Waipapa 1, F. Mills’ entry 2.

Cow, prior to July, 1918.—W. Hall's, (Lepperton) Fancy of Armadale 1 and fch., F. Mills’. Stately Bell 2 and res., F. Mills’ Madge of Haydowns 3.

Heifer, since July, 1918.—F. Mills' Betty IV of Waipapa 1, F. Mills’ May Rose of Inglewood 2.

Heifer, since July, 1919.—F. Mills' Dora of Waipapa 1.

Heifer, since July, 1920.—P. Bremer's Glenhope Winnie 1, P. Bremer’s Glenhope Kathleen 2, W. Tait’s Isabel of Ivy Bank 3.

Pen of two heifers, since July, 1920.—P. Bremer’s Glenhope Winnie and Glenhope Kathleen 1, F. Mills 2, W. Tait 3.. Heifer, since July, 1921.—F. Mi*’ Duchess of Waipapa 1, F. Mills’ Snowdrift 111 of Waipapa 2, W. Tait 3. JERSEYS. Judge : W. H. Booth, Carterton. Stewards: W. R. Butler, Allan Wills and B. N. Linn. Bull, prior to July, 1918.—A. A. Wards (Tariki) Miro Meadow’s Maori Boy 1 and res., S. J. Bennett’s (Kaupokonui) Maid’s Noble General 2, Mrs. M. A. Sinclair’s (Wellington) Woodstock’s Musket 3. Bull, since July, 1918.—T. H. Bloomfield’s (Auroa) Jerseydale's General’s Pride 1, A. E. Western’s (Hawera) Star o’ Doon 2, A. D. Turner’s (Hawera) Canadian Silver King 3. Bull, since July, 1919.—W. Pollock’s (Stratford) Pecuarius 1 and eh., A. A. Ward’s Miro Meadow's Al 2, A. E. Western’s Victoria’s Noble 3. Bull, since July, 1920.—Jas. Nicolson’s Aster’s Diamond King 1, A. A. Ward's Miro Meadow's Teddy 2, Wm. Mortlock's (Normanby) Patch’s Lad 3. Bull, since July, 1921.—C. Voullaire’s (Kaupokonui) Round Bush Roberts 1, J. W. Alexander’s (Tawhiti) Tower View Swan 2, A. A. Ward’s Miro Meadow’s Dusky 3. Cow, prior to July, 1918.—H. B. (Lepperton) Elf’s Beauty 1 and ch., A. A. Ward’s Miro Meadow’s Queen 2, John Nicolson’s (Hawera) Bay View Lass 3. Cow, prior to July, 1917, for cow holding S.O.R. record, judged on type.—H. B. Lepper’s Elf’s Beauty 1, John Nicholson’s Bay View Lass 2, A. A. Ward’s Miro Meadow’s Maud 3. Heifer, since July, 1918, with 5.0. R., judged on type.—H. Sharp’s (Te Roti) Avoca’s Daisy 1, A. A. Ward’s Miro Meadow’s Countess 2, F. Hoskin’s (Matapu) Fairy Footsteps 3. Heifer, since July, 1918.—C. 11. Sharp’s Avoca’s Daisy 1, A. A. Ward’s Miro Meadow’s Countess 2, F. Hoskin’s Fairy Footsteps 3. Heifer, since July, 1919.—-E. O’Sullivan and Sons’ (Tariki) Meadowvale Sweet Dairylike 1, S. .J. Bennett’s Nonpareil 2, F. Hoskin’s Nelley Doris 3, John Nicolson’s Lady Beatty v.h.c. Heifer, since July, 1920.—E. O’Sullivan and Sons’ Meadowvale Perfect Day 1, Wren Bros.’ (’pokaora) Viola’s Bright Lady 2. E. O’Sullivan and Sons’ Meadowvale Solid Gold 3, J. Magill’s (Normanby) Response v.h.c., Wrenn Bros.’ Molina’s Lady Violet h.c. Two Jersey heifers, since July, 1920.—E. O'Sullivan and Sons 1 and 3, Wrenn Bros. 2. Heifer, since July, 1921. —Wrenn Bros. 1,2 Heifer, since July, 1920, entered In C.O.R. Stakes.—E. O’Sullivan and Sons’ Meadowvale Perfect Day 1, Wrenn Bros.’ Viola’s Bright Lady 2. E. O’Sullivan and Sons’ Meadowvale Solid Gold 3. , GRADE JERSEYS. Cow in milk, 4 years or over.—J. G. Hammond’s (Stratford) Violet 1, Goodson Bros.’ (Hawera) Chorozema 2, A. P. T. Malone’s (Kaponga) Ru|y 3. Cow, 3-year-oid, in milk.—A. P. T. Malone’s Pet 1. Heifer, 2 years old.—E. Meuli (Hawera) 1, R. Hicks (Hawera) 2, G. E. Cowling’s (Manaia) Soda 3. Heifer, yearling.—E. Meuli's Tulip 1, W. Nowell’s (Hawera) Fairy 2, E. Meuli’s Fancy Heifer calf. —H. Pettigrew’s (Pihama) Trixie II 1, S. J. Bennett’s (Kaupokonui) Violet of Thornycroft 2, S. H. Williams’ (Tokaora) entry 3. MILKING SHORTHORN. Judge: C. Hoskin, Fitzroy. Stewards: E. McPhiliips, L. Preece and W. Linn. Bull, prior to July, 1918.—-J. C. Wright’s (Matapu) Victory of Cornwall Park 1 and ch., J. Dunlop’s (Hawera) The Count 2. Bull, since July, 1918.—T. McWhirter’s (Eltham) King of Cornwall Park 1 and res. Bull, since July, 1919.—Mrs. E. Hayward’s (Hawera) Colewood General 1. Bull, since July, 1920.— H. C. Belchefr’s (Eltham) Shawfield Earl Kitchener 1, J. C. Wright’s Beforner of Cornwall Pack 2,

Bull, since July, 1921.—J. C. Wright’s Advance of Cornwall Park 1.

Cow, prior to July, 1918.—J. C. Wright’s Braeside Jewel 1 and ch., J. C. Wright’s Braeside Sweet Nell 2 and res. Heifer, since July, 1919.—J. C. Wright’s Queen of Cornwall Park 1, J. C. Wright’s Ashleigh Jewel 2, Mrs. E. Hayward’s Colewood Papa 3. Heifer, since July, 1921.—J. C. Wright’s Tulip XI of Cornwall Park 1, Victoria of Cornwall Park 2, Sweet Jewel of Cornwall Park 3. SHEEP. LINCOLN AND ROMNEY MARSH. Judge: A. E. Syme. Stewards; Messrs. E. Death and M. M. Scott. Ram, over 33 months.—P. Bremer (Okaiawa) 1 and 2. Ram, under 33 months.—J. H. Baker (Hawera) 1 and 2, P. Bremer 3. Raon, under 21 months.—J. H. Baker 1 and 2, P. Bremer 3. Two rams, under 21 months.—J. H. Baker Ram lamb in wool.—P. Bremer 1 and 2, J. H. Baker 3. Ewe, above 21 months.—P. Bremer 1 and 2. Two ewes, above 21 months.—P. Bremer 1. Ewe, under 21 months.—J. H. Baker 1. Ewe lamb, In wool.—P. Bremer 1 and 2. BORDER 1 LEICESTER. Judge: S. Skevington, Fordell. Stewards: Jas. Winks, H. Scott and A. Corrigan. Earn, over 33 months.—A. S. Tonks’ estate (Hawera) 1,2 and 3. Ram, under 33 months. —A. S. Tonks’ estate 1 and 2. Ram, under 21 months.—A. S. Tonks’ estate 1,2 and 3. Two ramfi, under 21 months.—A. S. Tonks’ estate 1,2 and 3. One raun lamb, in wool.—A. S. Tonks’ estate 1,2 and 3. One ewe, above 21 months.—A-. S. Tonks’ estate 1,2 and 3. Two ewes, above 21 months. —A. S. Tonks’ estate I, 2 and 3. Ewe, under 21 months.—A. S. Tonks’ estate 1. 2 and 3. Two ewes, under 21 months.—A. S. Tonks’ estate 1,2 and 3. Ewe lamb, in wool. —A. S. Tonks' estate 1, 2 and 3. ROMNEY MARSH. Stewards: G. C. Trotter, C. Hughes and G. Hawken. Ram, under 21 months.—Best Bros. (Eltham) 1 and Ji. Two rams,- under 21 months.—Best Bros. 1 and 2. Kam lamb, in wool.—Best Bros. 1 ana ». E'we, above 21 months.—Best Bros. 1 and 2. Two ewes, above 21 months.—Best Bros. 1. Ewe, under 21 months.—Best Bros. 1 and 2. Two ewes, under 21 months.—Best Bros, 1. Ewe lamb, in wool.—Best Bros. 1. SOUTHDOWN. Judge: S. Skevington, Fordell. Stewards: G. C. Trottei, C. Hugtes and 0. Hawken. Ram, under 21 months.—S. C. Tonks (Ha wera) 1. Two rams, under 21 months.*— S. C. Tonks 1. FAT SHEEP. Judge : K. W. Deighton, Marton. Stewards: W. Douglas and M. M. Scott. Three fat ewes, heavyweights, long wool classes.—Best Bros. 1. Three fat wethers, under 21 months, long wool classes.—R. B. Douglas (Hawera) 1. Three fat wethers or ewes, under 21 months, suitable for freezing, not to exceed 651 b. dead weight.—R. B. Douglas '(Hawera) 1/ Three fat lambs, shorn, Down, Ryeland, or their crosses, not to exceed 901bs.—Campbell Bros (Manutahi) 1 and 2. Five fat lambs, shorn, any breed or cross, not to exceed SOlos. weight.—Campbell Bros. Pet lamb, in wool. —Miss V. Jones (Otakeho) 1, Miss Elsie Campbell (Eltham) 2, Miss Hc-ttie Wilson (Ararata) 3. PIGS. I Judge: G. Carter, Porirua. Stewards: T. C. Arnold and H. C. E. Arnold. Boar, 13 months and over.—H. A. K. Me- ." Nae 1 and 2, H. Benton (Hawera) 3. I Sow, 13 months and over.—Stewart and Landsperg (Normanby) 1 and ch., Stewart and Landsperg 2, Jas. Pitt (Hawera) 3. Boar, under 13 months.—J. Revell and Sons (Kaponga) 1 and ch., H. A. K. McNae 2. Sow, under 13 months.—'H. A. K. McNae 1 and 2. Boar, under 7 months.—Jas. Pitt 1 and 2. Sow, under 7 months.—Jas. Pitt 1 and 2. YORKSHIRE. Boar, 13 months and over. —J. Revell and Sons 1. Sow, 13 months and over.—J. Revell and Sons 1. Boar, under 13 months.—J. Revell and Sons Sow, under 13 months.—J. Revell and Sons 1 and ch. TAMWORTH. Sow, 13 months and over.—J. Jans (Stratfotd) 1, A. J. Bland (Hawera) 2. Boar, under 13 months.—J. Jans 1. GENERAL. Two pigs for bacon factors’ purposes, not to exceed 1601bs. dead weight.—C. H. Washer (Hawera) 1, H. A. K. McNae 2 arid 3. Three porkers, suitable for freezing, not exceeding llOlbs. dead weight.— C. H. Washer Sow and litter, any breed.—A. Lankow (Manaia) 1, H. A. K. McNae 2. HORSES. DRAUGHTS. Judge; J. McDonald, Featherston. Stewards : F. C. Tocker and J. F. Murray. Brood mare, prior to August, 1918.—Moore Hunter estate’s (Hawera) Lingerie 1 and reserve, Moore Hunter estate’s Hetty Maid 2, Hugh Middleton’s (Waverley) entry 3. Foal, since August, 1921.—Moore Hunter estate’s Ruda.beh 1. Moore Hunter estate’s Barkus 2, Hugh Middleton's entry 3. Dry mare, prior to August, 19’18.—E. A. Washer (Okaiawa) 1 and 2. Filly, foaled since August, 1918.—A. L. Bremer’s (Okaiawa) Silver Queen 1, J. S. Oughton's (Okaiawa) Waitress 2, Moore Hunter estate’s Fudge 3. Filly, since August, 1919.—Moore Hunter estate’s Sesame 1 and champion, Hugh Midd'eton 2, A. and S. Larcom (Ararata) 3. Filly, since August, 1920.—A. L. Bremer’s Phyllis 1, Hugh Middleton 2 and 3. Gelding, prior to August. 1&18.—-Taranaki Jockey Club’s (New Plymouth) Punch 1, Hugh Middleton 2 and 3. w Gelding, since August, 1918.—Hugh Middleton 1. Gelding, since August, 1919.—Hugh Middleton 1 and 2. Two horse team, 3 years and over.—E. A. Washer 1, Hugh Middleton 2 and 3. Three horse team, 3 years and over.—E. A. Waster 1, Hugh Middleton 2. SPRING CAjIT. Mare or gelding for spring cart purposes.— Thos. Orr (Ngac/re) 1, Hawera Sash and Door Factory’s Punch 2, A. Lankow’s (Manaia) Topsy 3. Milk cart horse, exhibited by supplier to factory.—Thos. Orr 1, A. Lankow 2, A. Reilly’s (Ararata) Dollj- 3. Mare or gelding- for general farm purposes. —A. Reilly's Dolly 1, Morecraft Bros.' (Okaiawa) Peggy 2, Thos. Orr 3. Artillery horse, aged 5 to 8 years, 15.1 to 16 hands, no-greys, duns or light chestnuts eligible.-—Morecraft Bros.’ Peggy 1, Tl;os. Orr 2, Wilson and Buckley’s (Ararata) Dandy 3. THOROUGHBREDS. Judges: J. Bull, Hunterville, and H. Weal, Ngaroto, Te zkwa;mutu. Stewards: W. B. White, H. A. Foyster, and J. L. Campbell. Brood mare, foaled prior to August, 1918, with foal at foot.—C. H. Washer’s (Hawera) Lady Napper 1, H. Spratt’s Vestalls 2, H. Rama’s (Hawera) Country Picnic 3. Special for best yearling foal by Bisogne.— C. H. Washer’s Lady Napper 1, H. Spratt's Yestalis 2, H. Rama’s Country Picnic 3. Brood mare, foaled prior to August, 1918, With foal auitaW® £<x brewing up-

standing hacks or hunters.—H. Rama's Country Picnic 1.

Colt, filly, or gelding, since August, 1920. ft Spratt’s (Hawera) entry 1, Gray and Bailey’s Ora’s Delight 2. Best foal by Bisogne.—H. Spratt’s entry 1, Gray and Bailey’s Ora’s Delight 2.

LIGHT HARNESS HORSES. Stewards: W. McL. Dowie, J. Scoon and R. Bailey. Entire, prior to August, 1920.—A. E. Adams’ (Hawera) St. Kevin 1. Colt, filly or gelding, foaled since August, 1920.—W. McL. Dowie’s (Matapu) Biaogny 1 and special. SADDLE HORSES. Malden hack, up to 12 stone.—-Miss E. Mills’ (Hawera) Grey Mist 1, M. M. Scott’s (Whakamara) Massa Johnson 2, C. Paterson’s (Kapuni) Dexter 3. Hack, mare or gelding, up to 15 stone.—S. Symes’ (Waverley) Osprey 1, M. M. Scott’s Massa Johnson 2, W. H. Andrews’ (Hawera) Gordon 3. Ilack, mare or gelding, up to 13 stone.— .Miss E. Mills’ Grey Mist 1, M. L. Harrington’s (Hawera) Black Jack 2, A. Lankow’s (Manaia) Rotui 3. Hack, mare or gelding, up >o 11 stone.—F. Atkins' (Normanby) Prince Paul 1, D. L. Tonks' (Hawera) Chance 2, G. D. Smith's (Waverley) Roaming 3. Weight carrying cob, 14.1’ to 15 hands, up to 13 stone. —'S. J. Bailey’s (Hawera) Fairy 1, C. Paterson’s Dexter 2, G. D. Smith’s Muritai 3. Best troop horse, not exceeding 15.2 hands and up to 14 stone weight.—G. D. Smith’s Muritai 1, C. Paterson's Dexter 2, A. Corrigan’s Starlight 3. Best paced and mannered hack.—-D. L. Tenks’ (Hawera) Chance 1, Miss E. Mills’ Grey Mist 2, G. D. Smith’s Roanting 3. Best walking horse.—M. M. Scott’s Massa Johnson 1, G. D. Smith’s Roaming 2, Miss E. Mills’ Grey Mist 3.

Lady’s hack.—F. Atkins’ Prince Paul 1, D. L. Tonks’ Chance 2, Miss E. Mills’ Grey Mist 3. Best lady rider, flat riding.—Mrs. Bekker (Wanganui) 1. PONIES. Brood mare, under 11 hands, with foal at foot.—J. Mills' (Hawera) Hetty 1. Pony (mare or gelding), 13 to 14 hands.— Miss Lucy Hickey 1, C. Paterson’s Nimrod 2. Pony, 12 to 13 hands.—Nigel Hunter’s (Hawera) Grethel 1, T. H. Broomfield’s (Auroa) Trieksey 2. Pony, 11 to 12 hands.—Scown Bros.’ (Kakaramea) Brownie 1, J. F. Kiley’s (Hawera) Nancy 2, H. and D. Pettigrew’s (Pihama) Dolly 3. Pony, 11 hands and under.—Miss Gladys Hayward’s Tammy 1, Harry Hayward’s Tassie 2, A. D. Turner’s Topsy 3. Best boy rider. —R. Paterson 1, Muir Grey 2, Maurice Burke 3. Best girl rider.—Sybil Washer 1, Myra Atkins' 2, Dorothy Turner 3. COMPETITIONS. Maiden hunters’ competition. First £5 ss, second £2 2s, third £1 Is.—L. A. Butterworth’s (Waverley) entry 1, J. Stewart's (Halcombe) entry 2, S. J. Bailey’s (Hawera) Fairy 3. Wire jumping competition. First £7 7s, second £2 2s. *hird £1 Is.—G. D. Smith’s (Waverley) Muritai 1, J. Shaw’s (Palmerston North) Rita 2, S. Symes’ (Waverley) Osprey Hunting competition. First £l5, second £5 ss, third £2 2s; also the Bryce rose bowl, valued at 20 guineas, to be won twice in succession.—G. D. Smith’s Muritai 1, C. Paterson’s (Kapuni) Glen Royal 2, D. Crocker’s (Normanby) Braemar 3.

DOG TRIAL COMPETITION. Judge: Andrew Hunter. Heading, bringing back, driving through two sets of hurdles, and yard. Time, 10 • min. First £6, second £4, third £2. fourth £l. M. M. Scott’ (Whakamara) Lad, 43 .... .1 Ted Leaty’s (Waitotara) Spark, 42 .... 2 P. H. Tocker’s (Ararata) Jed, 38 3 E. Johnson’s (Stratford) Lammermoor Nell, 36 4 PEOPLE’S DAY TO-DAY. The show will be continued to-day, and should draw a large attendance, as there wil] be much to interest the public. The judging of the remaining events will be concluded in the morning and at 1.30 p.m. the grand parade will take place. The arena will be fully occupied all day, the afternoon being devoted to the competitions, including the Egmont champion jumping competition. which carries £6O prize money, and which has attracted some fine jumpers. The dog trials should also be worth witnessing. The various side-shows and trade displays all repay a visit. There will be plenty of stand accommodation available, providing a, full view of the ring. The Hawera Band will render a programme of music, while the catering and other incidentals are all in good hands.