WAIRARAPA PASTORAL. SOCITY.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3650, 31 October 1890, Page 2

WAIRARAPA PASTORAL. SOCITY.

.■',:;► !';y £UHU Showy. :;;;y '••; President: f: 0 Buchanan; President::w ; .OWilliains; Treasurer :.Wm Booth; Secretary: E ,;. W Doi'snt; ■ .General< Committee •. A Anderson, H Bruuhwnite, Jas Donald, F Gray, Alok'McKenzie, .D'MoMaster, F Moiioktoii r John Rayner.J Reynolds, IJ D Craw. (;tordi-J Strsng,i:H H Wolters, J ■Martin, J P Biiasall, H R Bunny, -WB Allen, B Boys, J Drummond,

The annual show in connection, with the Wairarapa; and East Coast Pastoral and Agricultural Society was held iu trio Show grounds, Carterton, : i yesterday, under the most favorable oircnmßtances. The weather was an exception to the general rule, and was nil that could be desired, the heat being tempered by a pleasant breeze. The attendance, probably as a result otthefine weather, was much larger than, on:. proyiouß .years, and-it is estimated that over 4000 people were on. the grounds. Those included visitors from Wellington and all parts of the Lower Valley, besides between three or four hundred persona from. Mastevton and surrounding districts, The day was recognised as a general holidiy in Carterton, which town wm quite necessarily enfeie. A convenient train sorvico was provided .by the. Railway Department, and was tnken full advantage of, The show as a whole was a thoroughly representative pastoral and agricultural exhibition, the keenest competition being displayed i,i every class. The officers of the Society worked energetically as n body, and they are deserving of credit for the success attending their efforts, Particularly to the indefatigable Secretary, Mr E W Dorset, is due great praise for the way in. which he carried out the: arduous duties pertaining to his office. The Carterton Town Band rendered lively musical selections during the day, and they were assisted in 'their efforts to diarni the public by a splendid Italian.string bund, Although MY J. L. Kimbell and his staff were kept hard at it all day in their publican's booth,ietailins! liquor of every description, it is ■ with pleasure"' we record the fact that only ono solitary drunk camo under our notice. Constables LVby and Ecclefon were on (ho ground, but had absolutely nothing to do. The relreshment booth was run in his usual style by Mr A, L, Whyte, and was well patronised. A Kist-olass luncheon was provided for the stewards and judges, and tlie attention paid to all by the popular Mr G, W. Duller cannot bo passed unnoticed. Cheap John was again to the foro with his "potato peeler," and the usual opportunity wa3 afforded' the specu : lative public for investing their shillings at the tables of fortune. Tho grand stand and lawn were well patronised, and a pleasing feature of the whole show on the largo attendance of ladies, Passing was to the exhibits, in

Hohses iliere wns acnpitalahow. Tbo decision of tho Mastcrton judges was reversed in thoroughbred stallions, Mr W Corlett's Master Agnes being awarded first against Mr A Lyfc-wl's Forester, In young thoroughbreds Mr P F Tancred was again one of the chief exhibitors anil was very successful. Mr R Tilson's Premier carried off first and champion prize foi' draught ntallion,' Mr J.Tocker's Avon being Becond. Mr John Hessey was again successful with his favorite mare Darling, being awarded first prize and gold medaL 'This exhibitor also took a second for | a yearling teal, Messrs W C Buchanan, F Gray, and J Tooker woro also leading exhibitors in draught stock. Tho miscellaneous class drew considerable competition, and the judging was anything but a pleasant duty to porform. Tho greatest interest was displayed in the thirteen and oleven Stque wejght carriers, There was also a large mpber of entries in cobs. Miss Vallauce's Sir Tatton wns-chosen for first place out of thirteen ladies hacks entered, aad Miss Gallagher's Puhaknk second. In ponies, cavalry hoises, and every other miscellaneous class there was good competition, The Leaping Contest

did not take placo till, about 5.80 p.m., and although it waa undoubtedly the event of the diy, numerous com'plaints were made that it did not cqme off earlier, as numhera were on aojonntof the lato hoqp debarred trotu witnessing it, Tbo usual amount of fun was afforded tho publio at the cupensg of t||o riders, many of whom oiuio to grief at tho water jump, Mr VV. Bid will's Timothy wa* again '■ viotorioii?, the same owner's Canute being second. Both horses were ably ridden by Mr F. Peoroe. It was thought by, many that Mr T, Thompson's Karatea ahould at least have been second, but the judges, who no dq||bt were iusliljeij jri tliejr aptlan, gave qiin qnly third, OmiiE. Tho Oarterton show is always noted for its grand exhibition 'of cattle, and this year there waa no exception to tho rule. Tho principal exhibitors were Messrs D. McMastor, J.'P. Kussell, w; 0. Mianan, W. B. Allen, and H, D. Crawford,, l|r tqok flrst, jirip" and gold modal with his Shorthorn bull Suramei'ton's Duke. Mr J, P, Russell was vei-j successful in fat cattle. Sheep, Tho show, of aheep was one of the best that has ever been seen in the Wairarapa. Mr J Bayner jarriad jeverylljjng in Lincolns, soouring nine first* out'of a possible eleven, Messrs Perry Bros, had also some fine oxhibils in this class. Bomneys was a 'walk-over for Mr A. Matthews, who secured almost every prize. His exhibits wcro much a.dqiire(| by a,]l. In Ootswolda M"r E l%SStwafflie successful exhibitor, Mi'WOJjuchi!!nq|ed.t|ieway, Pws. MrT A Weston sccnwd.first for' long-haired Berkshire hoar, and Mr W B Allen for his Berkshire sow, Altogether there were twenty entries of pigs, Mr Weston beingtboprincipnt prise takejy '•'.-■"■'• i'"'•-' .',•'■

Doqs. : .'■■y. were tjifeo.claasfisiQf docs S^ wn Wißg first for smooth haired sheep dog, and Mr T A Weston a similar.award for cattle dog.;. . ..■■. . :■','■ •■■■. . Implements.- '■':,- :Anbilicr'feature of the ehoVwns the grand ejhibjtioq of 'ajjrloultijrkj «(je.. were again very siiQqjssfol in N cte, Mr--fl MoKwen, of \% town, also took; first for, tiyo sets of swingle trees and thd,'besti collection: of .agricultural :;iiiiplementa:' •Throngli:. Borae, inißtf|!;g': Jjj^tts reapers and liliidora, and;: tlierefore nj^prj^^rgiyen^

reapei- nud binder, pxjnbited: by Mr. "• H.Wood, was 'much admired, and tnefact timtit'took the obampion P"zf against the world at tlie Paris Exhibition no doubt induced many, farmers to favor the agent with their orders. 1 number of; M'Ooriuick's (E M'Ewen agent) were/also disposed of, and the machine, as well : as,the Buck'oye Lowdown; waa a": centre of attraction, Messrs Boss ..and." Mnir took first prizo lihd J 3eoureil special mention for the "Zealandia" wool press, Messrs Wilkins. unci Field, .ofWellrogtoiijliadonexhibitionauumof useful implements, chief amongst which was their patent butter worker. '. Vehicles. ,- Mr BvOanioroii, of Greytown, was the 'principal exhibitor in vehicles and was awarded three ''first; prizes, Messrs Boss and Jluir, hdwevor, took first lor double and single-seated buggy. ; '-. ..■:, , y Saddlery. Mr J. A Dudson's exhibition of saddlery was really good, and strength;, with durability awl neatness, wore displayed in all the articles shop. The jndgos awarded ; the exhibitors a tira.t priz'a. . Produce. ■ .

The show of produce boreapleasing contrast to the one at Maaterton',' und there was keou competition in almost every class. Messrs Hadley and Co., of. ■ Carterton, exhibited n fine specimen of Imad-scouredwool, which secured a first prizo, and was hig'ily commended, E. Eagio took the highest award for powdorcd butter, Mrs Liddingtcn for iresh butter, and Mr John Gundy for butler for oxport, Mr W. B. Allen took first for diani, and., Mr.. G. W. Duller a similar prize for bacon. ■•'Tho exhibition of bottled colonial ale and 1 stout, by_ W. A, WilkinsM, of TauhercnikaUi was very creditable to tho district;' and proved beyond doubt that ale can bo manufactured in the district quite to that bottled in Dunedin or, other large centres. Messrs Elliotte and Hare had on exhibition soioe lino specimens of flax dressed at their Carterton mills, which, from its condition, should gain a high price in the London market, Mr J Ackemnn had also on view a quantity ot netting a,nd other articles made from wusto tow.. ■ . . ' ' 1..... Shoeing. _ Mr B. Crawford, of Masterton, was again successful in shoeing, his work being executed with the greatest care, Shewing Match, There were five oompstitors in tlie shearing contest, which was.witnassed by a great crowd of people, Mr Adam Grant, who is well-known as a slmaror, took first prize, and Mr A Mitchell second.

PKIZiI LIST. HOUSES. Judso?—Light Horses: J Lyon and B Scott; Draught': BWollwood. . Stewards-Light Horses: J Drummond, J Sfcranp,HD Crawford, Draught Horses: /Reynolds, FGray. Dhauqui. Stallion, 4 years and upwards,-, B Tilson's Premier 1 and Champion, Josia Tockor's Avon2, W Millar's GicngarrioS; Colt foaled since August Ist, 1887, J Donald's ], Georpo Watson's MI Desporaudum 1, Angus.Fraser's2; Colt foaled since August Ist, 1889, W J Nix's 1, John Hessey's 2; Dry mare, 4 years and upwards, in regular work, W 0. Buchanan 1, B Hooker 2, D McMastor 3, C Oliver 4 ; Mare iu foal or with foal- at foot, John Hessey 1 and gm, WO Buchanan 2, Farcwhar Gray 3, J Donald 41 Filly foaled since August Ist. 1888, J Tooker 1, J Donald 2, John Hessey 3; Filly foaled since August Ist, »889, Morrison 1 and 2, Farqulnr Gray 3, J Applin ho, H D Crawford o; Goldimj, any age in regular work, W 0 Buohanan 1, TolNatanhira 2, JRayner3, R : Hooker ho; Pair of plough horses, in harness, H Braithwaito 1; Team of throe plough horses, In harness, W C Buchanan

Extra Seotim-Spegm. Yearling colt or lilly by Avon, W J Nix 1; Two year old colt or filly by Avon Josiah Tocker 1; Yearling colt or (illy by Hero, Farquhar Gray 1; Draught mare in foal or with foal nt foot by Hero, F Gray 1; Draught mare or golding, in regular work, WO Buchanan 1, A. Oh-er 2, RAWakelinS.

CATTLE, Judgcs-J H Williams and A Moliardy; Stewards-,] Donald and J Knight. PUREBHED SfIOraHOBNS, Bull calved prior to July 1,188?; W C Buchauan, 1, and gold modal; J Strang 2, and silvor medal; J Moody, ho; Bull calved since July 1, 1887, J Martin, 1; Bull calvod smco July 1, 1888, W 0 Buchanan, 1 and 2; Bull calved sii.ee July 1, 1889, D MoMaster, lj W 0 Buchanan, 2, D MoMaster, h o ; Oow, any a?e, iu call or calf at foot, D MoMaster, 1, and gold medal,' W 0 Buchanan, 2, W 0 Buchanan, ho, D Monaster, c; Cow oalved prior to July 1,1887, D MoMaater, 1; and 2; Heifor o lived since July 1, 1887, J P Bussell, 1 and U, D McMastor, ho; Heifer calvod since July 1,1888, J P Russell, 1, 2, ho, D MoMaster,o; Hoifer calved since July 1, 1880, D MoMaster, 1, and silver medal, JP Bussell 2 GttADE SnoiwiioiiNs, Bull calyod since > : July 1, 1889, Gray, 1 and 2; Cow, any age, in oalf orpalf at toot, D Monaster, 1, and silver medal, JP.Euasell, 2andc, WStrang,'he; Cow calved prior to July 1,1887, JPlUissoll, land 2, ' PmtE Heuetouds. •Bull, calved prior to July 1, 1887, J Raynor, land gold medal; J Martin, 2, Poke Aybsuike. Bull calved prior to |tjly J, 1337, E W Dorset \ j Bqll oalved since July I,' Wi, H D Crawford 1; Cow, any age, in qalf or oalf at foot, HD Crawford 1; Hoifer oalved sinco July 1,1888, H-i) Crawford 1 and 2, Jbusby or Aldbukey. Bull under 3 years, G Burnett 1; Cow or hoiter, 3 years and upwards, E Ea"|q

Ainf Qiiißß Dmeed. flow oalved prior to July 1,1887, J P , Resell land2;DairycMv in milk, G , Burnett 1..W8 Allen 2, E W Doraethoj Heifer oalved since July 1 1837, J Rayuer 1 and 2. '' Fat Cattle. ' \( 0 Buchanan 1 afid Bilver' medal, and IjOj, 4?/Russell 2; Biilloob'cajwd aiuceJulyl, 188fi„ J}' P.RuWl|a'tid | a; Ru.jlo.ckca.lvod since. Julyl, 1887, il Pfttissoll 12. andhQ! Heifer or «wr, any ago, J P Russell 1, W C Bochanan he. SUEEP. ' Judges i-Lincolu and Cutawolils, J H Williams and A McHardy; Eomneys, A Turnbull and G Wheeler; fioyns, G ■Wilson; .Fat Shorn B;%bo'r iwd'R Hay- § H Wol'tera N Grace, A Matthows • Romwy Marali, J Oates, A McKetrae, ; j[ Rayiw; Gthor (!|a^Hpunny ( ' MsßiHoSiiEßp. l ; Quo ram over 18 months, Executors James Cooper's estate J and 2 LINOOIiNS, ■■.. Tiro ranis undor 18 months, J ilayner 1, W'O; Buchanan 2, J Martin, junr, he; Ouo ■ ram undor 18 J Rayner 2, Perry Bros \ a,' l ifclfeiiido 0 | (aula JRayngr 1 ;••sMonaster 2and lie; Ono ram over 18 niniiths, JRayncr 1 and c, Perry Bros 9 and ho';'. Tiro aires under 18 months, J Raynot :1 and 2, AY ( O Buchanan hefj Martin junr, o ; One ewe Under 18 months, JRaynerl andli c; PeiW'Bros' 2: Twq #,pf myhs,'Jj'j&y'hot I,;W'O/Baoliaaah VX ; tJtVjin'g h c : One e'fjo!over i^inb'nt|,'J l W 0 «^:3i¥w-;w«">llb;"iuic6lii' lambs. at foot,. J-Bttynerilj J Strang 2 j Ono-eive:with at;foot

.and o; Mvo Rniuß; urniet 18 ninths, W 0 Buoliwian MoAlasler 2,,'J Raynor ho;; Five evrog ■ Rayner li'W:o Buchanan"2;#Stnng bciUMoMaßter3,v:-S';;-:s¥ . ''I(OI!NEY:MAm; v ":r

Two rams under 18 • months, A Mattliows J,2and3; One'ram wider 18 months, A Matthews. 1,2 and h.c; Two rams over 18 months,- A Matthews 1, and 2; Ono''raniYvor 18 months, A Matthews 1, and gold medal, 2 and h.c; F Gray o j Two ewes undor 18 months, Malthas 1,2 a'u'd c, E W Dorsot h.c; One owe uudcrlß months, Mattliows 1, 2 andh.o;- Two owes over 18mo&ths, Ma"ttho«'s-l, 2 andc, \V;B;Allonli.o; Ono.owo over 18 month's,.Matthews 1.2 and. champion,' E WDorset ho, AV B Allen c; T*o ewes, with Houinoy Marsh lainb3 at foot, Matthows I,' W B Allen 2;Oae owe with Romney Marsh lamb at foot, Matthew's land 2, (against this Mr Geo "Wheeler, one ol the' judgos, entered an , objection), W" B Allen h.o; Five rams under 18 months, Matthews 1; Five owes nnder 18 months, Matthews.l.FW Dorset 2,/;■ ,

~ OoiswotD. Two rams under 18 months, E i\V Dorset 1, J Beynolds 2,.0ne ram tmdor 18 months, E W Dorset land2, J Reynolds h.c; Two owes under 18 months, J Reynolds' 1> E:.W Dorset 2; One ewe under 18 months, JE ,W Dorset I,' 2 and h.o; Two owes over 18 niontha, ■K W Dorset 1 anfl 2; One ewo over 18 monihj, E W Dorset. 1,2 and h.o j One owe with Cutswold lamb at font, E W Doreot land 2, J Reynolds h.o,

SHRorsmitu Dow«s, - Two rams • under : 18 months,' A MoKenzic'B 1; One ram, under 18 months, A MoKenzie T and 2; One ram, over 18 months, A 'Wilkinson 1 • .■'...' South Dowms. Two rams, under 18 months', WO Buchanan land 2; One r.im, undor 18 monthß, WO Buchanan land 2; Ttvo rams, over 18 months, W 3 Buchanan 1; Two ewes, under.lß mouths,'. W.O' Buchanau 1 and 2, Oiie ewe, under: 18 months, W.O Buchanan i and 2; Two ewes over 18 months, W 0 Buohauan 1; One ewo over 18 montlis, W 0 Buchanan 1; Two ewes with Southdown lambs at foot, WoßuchananljOne owe, with Southdown lamb at foot, W 0 Buchauanl :

Pat Shbep—fjhorn, Down or Down' I Orossca. ■: Five fat wethers, under B"months,! A MoXonzie 2, W 0 Buchanan 1; Five fat wethersundor .39 months, WO Buchanan I;'Fivo fiit wethers, under 42 months, WO Buohanan 1; Mvd fat owes, any age, WO Buchanan 1; Five fat lambs, T Bsntun, jun 1, A .Wilkinson 2, WC Buchanan ho Loso A'ooi, ouLpxo Wool Cross. • Five fat wethers under 30 month*, A Matthews lj Five fat owes any age, WC Buchanan 1, WB. Allen2; Five fat lambs, E W Dorset ho, Y A Weston oil ive Fat sheep suitable for freezing, W B Allen 1, WO Buchanan2,

Jiid»o: E.Barber; Steward: J Stevens Longhairod Berkshire Boar, 12 months and over, T A Weston lj Longhaired sow, under 12 months, W B Allen 3; Yorkshire Sow, 12 months and over, T A Weston 1 and 2; Chines,) Boar, under 12 months and over, E Goadiu 1; Chmeso Boar under 12 months, P O Andersen land 2; Chinese bow 12 and over, PC Anderson 1; Chinese sow, uuder 12 mouths, PC Anderson 1, E Goodiu 3; Boar, any other breed, under 12 months, TReidl; Son,any other breed, 12 months and over, T A Wo3ton land2; Porker, not oxcoodtng 5 months old, T Benton jun 1, T 4 Woston 2,

DOGS Steward, B Boys; Smooth haired sheep dog, Dalgleish's Scott 1, O Kemble's Guy 2, J Eraser's Top o; rough-haired sheep dog, S Hnioh'a 1 and 2; Oattle dog, Weston's DiokljJ Dalrymplo's Saudy2. IMPLEMENTS. Judges, D Guild aiid JS Chamberlain. Double furrow plough, Booth, MaoDonald and Go 1 and 2; heavy single furrow wheol plough. J Applin's I; Set swingle trues, throe or two horso, E MoEwen'sl; Broadcast sowing machine, Booth. Macdonald and Oo 1; Set of light limrows, J Applin 1; Set of heavy harrows, E Ericksoni; Set of disc harrows, Booth, Macdonald and Oo 1 ami 2; Cambridge roller, Bobinson Bros 1 j Bbaper and binder, FH Wood's madebyMnsseyand Co, M Caselborg and Go's Buckeye Lowdown, ditto Elovator, E Mcßwen's McOormick, (all four machines highly couiraendod,,but no pnzo givon, as thero was no trial); Reapor and Mower, J Applin's Homsby 11 Wool press, Boas and Muir's Zealandia, with bale clamp and attachment 1, andspocial mention, Booth, Macdonald andCo's Lou?h patent 2, Badleyand Go's 3; Two butter kogs, 60 aud lOOlbs, J Meyriok's 1; Tallow kegs, J Moyrick's

EXTRA SECTIONS-SrECUI,, Collection of agricultural implements, McEwon's 1, Booth.McDoi.ald and Co 2; Collection of agricultural implements from farm not exceeding 200 acres, J Applin's set of light harrows, heavy harrows, df plough, sf plough,-horse hoe, reaper and muwor, siringlctrees 1; Vehicles. Judges: A Young, J Macara, Phiotoi), D Cameron Parisian Phmton 1,-F H Wood 2j Waggonette, DOamcron 1; Double seated buggy, Iloss &■ Muir I and c, Robinson Bros 2, D Cameron h o; Single seated buygy, Ross and Muir 1, D Cameron 2; Dog cart, P H Wood 1; Collection of vehicles or buggies, D Cameron 1, SATMEItr, Collection of Saddlery and Harness, J A | Dadiou 1. PRODUCE, Scoured Wool, Hadloy and Co j; Pondered butte.E Esglo 1, John Cundy 2, Mra Butler-3) Fresh butter, Mrs liiddington 1, H R Bunuy 2, E Eagle 3; Butte for export, John Cundy 1, II B Bunny 2, MrsMMoadH: Ham, V' B Allen 1, S Haigh 2 and' 3; Bacon, 0 W Duller I,' S Haigh 2, Tlngley 3; Salt baef, T A. Wf»ton 1, G W Dbller 2; Bottled colonial ale and bottled colonial stout, .'A Wilkinson, Tauherenikau 1. Extiu Exaigtra, Powdered butter, left with tho secretary one woek prior to show, H Braithwaits. 1, fl B Bunny 2, IV Wigam3; Fresh bulier, loft with the secretary ono week before the show, Mrs Eagle i, R Sayer2,Hßßunny3.

BiIEAD Home made and Ho.mo takod, Mrs Ousey 1, Mta W Mjllor, Gladstone, 2, Mrs Keating 3, ■' ■ BIIEAMHO MaicU. Time allowed, 20 minutoa—A Grant 13min 15aec, 1, A Mitchell, 12inin, i. J Olliver, 13rain lßsoc 3 Besi Shod Uw Horse. Tho first pp.'s both fur concaviand plain shoes were again" taken by Mossrs Ross and Muir's shoeing snu'th,, R Crawford, F Kins taking second for the fornjor, and Robmaon Bros for tho latter'. ' ' TBORWaiiBBBDS. Stallion, 4 years and and upwards, W Oorlett'a Maetor Agnes landgm,"-A Lyford'B Forester 2; (Jolt foaled since August Ist, 1889, P F Tanorcd 1; in foal or with foal at foot, P $ Tancrod 1 and qui, W 0 tVill(ams 2; Filly foiled since Aug^Mlßßß, WO Williams 1; Filly foaled since August lit, 1889, BE Tancrod 1; Dry mare, 4 years and ujprds, H/Q.Vepell 3l Pry hrood mare i years and upwards, T Tlwnip. aonlnyhm. • SBiraoss-SrEcuv Best yearling by Administrator, out of A I) or 0 mare, £ FTancred 1 j Boat year, ling by Administrator likely to prove best weight carrior or carriage horse, f Gmyl.PF Tanored 2,-Perre.BrajT; ; Best yearling by Duke of Sdmbnrgb,'- J Strang L -.^ Sfßrajs 2 j Thoroughbred horse he«fc oaloulatod to get weighoaraers or cross country horsss, W i&. lett's Master Agnes q, :; MjsoßiiiHEousHoßs^.. '■ . *.. Cojouing'stallion Young! Berlin lj carryiug hack'any a«c uptaJGpt, h MoKomie 1, A %)%,§, .HI), Crawford lio j Hack any aso, upto ! 13at,-TffShaw.l, J.linimmond9. ;AV Strang 2fi % Metapuku Wo; Hack any a$ up In-list, AMcKenziel; Ohna ■' Batte»B,.WMoKenzieß,j:RNicol he; ; Oob'or hill hack, not oyer: 15 handa, A lloKenrie 1, W Strang 2 aud 3,0 J Tully. ho; Ladles Hack; Bliss VoiineU'siriddeti • j

Miss Hume's 3, Mißa ;.Dmmtiioad' : " ridden by Miss Mary Oatnoron, ho; ' Uirlji' pnuy, nob .over 13J < Dmmmond, ilapid 1, Miss N Vcnnel'a 2, Miss Wigijins 8; Pair of buggyhories, • J ;P,Buneir3lSingle bugey hotiie, W i Hawke's Annie l, A 'MoSenzioja 2, J Sexton's 3; Horse shown in doij j)Mt or, , trap, F ; Shaw's J, E GVenn&ll,'B2; Faruior'B Haiti's 1,0 Shaw's 2,H Braitliffaite's'(: ; 3,)V8 Allen's 4 j Hackmafeittfoalor' with foal at foot, T 2 ; Mare for breodins? Vfoight caming hacks, in foal or with.foal at'foot, Hugh Mcl'hoe's; 1. A MoKeatie's 2, 0 W DcFlor'a 3 ; Filly foaled «|n'ce Auicnst 1, * 1888/1) : lloMaster's : J,' anii ! : Colt or golding, roale(l sincß.Auguat'li 1889, F • (iMy'sl.aiid'biist'oripo'uiid in'seotionsy 50, 51, 52,' and 63, W. 0 Buchanan's 2; .y Entiro ooiiy, iiotover 12 hands,; Dramv..' round's Joker 1, and ailver medal. The Judges mentioned that Joker was one ■ t of the best ponies they had eomo Entire'puny, over 12 and under hinda, T A Weston's 1; Pony mare ofli irolding, iiot over 13 hands, H Bunny's lfv l'ony,maro.or Gelding, overl2aiid>\ under 13hands,JF^enwick's'Beatrice ■' 1, J L Kemble's Tommy 2,'J Dtjjtn.' mond 3; Pony, maro or Golding,'ovel3 and under 14 hands, T Ingley's Speo 1, fi! Burnett's Ginger 2 , > Extba Sections—Speoial, • Pony maro, under 14 hand in foal ot fojil at foot, j Drummond 1 and 3J >W ■ Strang 2 j Horse . suitable for l purposes,: to be not less than 16 hands lii?h and up to 16at, not leu than half' : bred* A MoKenzio 1 x . ' Leatino Match. ■ Thero were twenty-two entries,ln this, > and the jumping was on the whole, yery good and proved of great interest to a * largo crowd of onlookers. G Bidwill's . I Timothy (ridden byFPearce) 1, WE : Bidwill's Canute (also riddon by Pearce) . 2, T Thompson junr's Karatea 3.