New Standard Set

Waikato Times, Volume 128, Issue 21366, 10 March 1941, Page 7

New Standard Set

MORRINSVILLE SHOW RECORD ENTRIES OF STOCK IMPRESSIVE CATTLE DISPLAY IMPOSING ARRAY OF HORSES (By Tel.—Times Special Reporter) MORRINSVILLE, Saturday Surpassing previous high standards and setting new levels for both quality and number of entries, the 22nd annual show of the Morrinsville Agricultural and Pastoral Association was held at the Recreation Grounds today. From every viewpoint the show was a decided success, the very favourable weather and the large crowds assisting to make the exhibition one of the most outstanding in the history of the association. Undoubtedly the show was one of the best held in the Auckland province this season as far as stock entries were concerned. The number of dairy cattle entries compared more than favourably with any show held to date this season in the Dominion, the Jersey cattle entries, which were a record for the show, being described by the judge as the most impressive he had encountered this year. In all cattle sections the number of entries was particularly satisfying and the various judges all had something complimentary to say in regard to the strong support that local and outside breeders had given to the show. The fat cattle entries comprised one of the highlights of the exhibition, the 40 entries in the National Chilled Beef Championship comprising probably one of the best classes of its kind yet seen in the Dominion. Another very satisfactory aspect of the show was the big number of entries forward in the special export pig classes, the export porker and baconer classes being very keenly contested. Horses Were Outstanding: The horse section was unquestionably outstanding. Light and heavy sorts were exhibited in imposing numbers and in the ring the standard of the jumping competitions was creditably high. Keen interest was taken in the champion hunter class, which was won by Mr M. E. Roan’s well-known Glencoe, ridden by Mr J. Ransteacl, with Miss Pirrit’s Eclipse, ridden by Mr Carl Hinton, as runner-up. Mr J. R. Wilson’s D’Artagnan, ridden by the owner, was third. In all the competitions the riding was good, the many keenly contested events providing excellent entertainment for the large crowds. All of Waikato’s well-known hunters competed, the general showing in the hunter classes being probably the best yet seen at Morrinsville. Keen competition was again evident in the fat sheep sections, the judge stating that the entries were particularly creditable to the district for this time of the year. CHAMPIONSHIP AWARDS Hack.—i.Mt M. E. Roan’s Glencoe. Hunter.—(Mr M. E. Roan’s Glencoe. Bony.—Mr A. Downes’ Kona. DraugHt Enire.—Mr T. E. Duck’s SpringIleiu Crest. Reserve champion: Mr A. d. Clark’s Oaklea iMae. Draught Mare.—<Mr P. MQN'augh ton’s entry. Reserve champion: Mr E. Boswell’s tirade Cow.—(Mr T. J. Bennett’s entry. Reserve: Mr A. cunning-ham's entry. Milking shorthorn Bull.—'Mr R. R. Dibble's Pinedale Stylish Cloister. Reserve champion: Mr it. D. Cochrane’s Pinedale •Milking shorthorn caw.—Mr R. D. CiK-hram-’s entry. Reserve: Mr R. R. Dibble's entry. Jersey Bull.—-/Mr J. 11. Sherrard and >••!!>' Allandale Dawn’s Finance. Reserve: Mr I*. Mims’ Yi>rcs Handsome owl. Jers. v ( ••w.-Mr A. C. Lovelock’s Glenm:e Pegjrv. Reserve: Mr .V M. Coll ;i.--U!i Bull.—l.Mt R. 0. Mclntosh’s llonevllelds Pietje. Reserve: Messrs J. ■ . .jut and -on's lliliview .-ylvia Model Posch. Fried an Cow.—.Mr R. G. Mclntosh'-s Mtakj l.ncy. Reserve: Mr R. G. Mclntosh’S itonoiioree msth. \vrshire Mull. I\ Reverley’s Ardgowan Evening -tar. Reserve: Mr If. Iloss’s en- ' \vrdiire row.—Messrs C. S. Sing and -on’- < raigeva < Doll 2nd. Reserve; Mr p neverlev s Kinncttles Mi-S Watt. Boar.—Messrs Lister Bros.’ Grinlon Parkenham Lad. , g oxv . Messrs Lister Bros.’ Taurnate Kitty 2nd SHEEP SECTION (Judge: Mr E. J. Kelly, Hamilton.) Three wethers, local trade: A. LThomas 1 Three ewes, local trade: J. Thomas l, F. K. Thomas -2. A. L. Thomas 3. Two-tooth ewes, export trade: \ L. Thomas I and 2, F. K. Thomas 3. Two-tooth wethers, export trade: A. L. Thomas l and 2. Three ewes, most suitable Tor breeding fat lamb-: A. L. t. .1. cole -2, f. K. Thomas 3. Woolly far lamb'd local trade: Mrs M. P. man 1. V. L. Thomas 2 and 3. Three aVnrn lambs, bred and rattened by e.vii.h't..’ F K Thomas t. J. S. Thomas 2. A * Thomas Three freezing lamb = .Wholesale Society Cup': I. A- Thomas i r k Thomas 2. Mrs M. F Goo-man Three freezing lamb? <W. n.nd R r K Thomas 1. N. and H. HwP Thomas p, Pet lamb (heavy entries'’: ’ 1.. Pi-'kott 1. H. Potts 2. A. Brampton 3 Pet lamb (1 iighit entries': -. Fletcher 1. Man Frampton 2. C. Thomas 7 s, n n southdown ram: Wbewell Bros. V riork southdown ram: R. -. Bryant 1. F. K. Thomas •?, J. ?. Thomas 3. HORSES Light Horse Section Judge- Mr D. I.upton. Waverley. Chief steward: Mr 1.. 11. Earner.) Thoroughbreds. ‘Brood mare, any age, drv. which has bred or in roal or Toal at root- ( iiaddes |. \v. J. Wo*ds 2. \. W. Young 3. Foal: C. ('.adder? I, W. -I. Woods 2. Filly or gelding, 2or 3 years old: Miss M. MciNicoi 1. Hacks.—Mare, adapted to breed woiglitcarrving hack-: c. Gaddes I. \V A. Stev-cn-ou 2 .1. M• Mien 3. Maiden hack mare or gelding) : C. Gaddes I. R. J. Mulrahv 2, F. c. Reeve 3. Hack, up to 1 1 -stone- J Wvlie i. R. J. Millcahy 2, P Klaus 3. Hack, over it Stone; M. E. Roan 1. W. J. Italliday 2. F. Klaus 3. Mare ireldin-. suitable for mounted W. \‘ stoven-on i. M. E. Rem 2. G. GlvalkTen \v Iking : i ‘k: J. Given 1. A. Buckiin ! 2. F. .1. M iher 3. 1 ady's hack 1 i.2 or over: M. E. Roan 1. W. J. HaTllday 2. r. .1 Mulc.ihy 3. Champion hack: M. E. n" ' mint™ .vrr r<wi>=: \V. Umi- ! ,m«;i I. r. nw.- ••>. t:. J. Miilwr n. j rj. vcrest hunter: .1 R. Wilson’s D’Artag- | nan 1 \. S. Ruck land’s Paddy u Hynii 2. ! .r Wvlio’s Paint 3. Lady’s hunter: J. M. l Wils/.nVs D’Artagnan t. K. N. Hunt 2. M. i y Roan 3 champion hunter, over Ten res: M. K. Roan’-s Glrnroe !. Miss Pirrjt*s t-'.-iipse ?. .1. R. Wilson's D'Ariagnan u. M. Vincent's Opal i. Pony hunter, 111-.* bauds „ r under: K. Houlihan i. \. I D WIIS 2. W. A. Stevenson 3. Wire tumping, hunting -style: miss j». pirrii’s • ‘ hunter• W. A. Stevenson 1. L. Gardiner -j, .1 Kerr 3. Heavy weight hunter: Mi--s D. Bel ip s, i r r Wilson’s D’Art isri n irk s val roiis : i Ight-xvni-h* hunter \ - Bmkland’« Paddv . M VI al ?. J. Wylie’s .... - cnnsolatloT hunter M Vfn -ent’s ! a---]' • V Hun? ?. .1 open 3 Re«.f Tnrtv •-I. - over hunrpes. xp;; p Rapstead t. Mt = a Hunt 2. Mfss f Muleahy 3. Mounted -..••ri'-s v. Pollard 1. W. J. Bryson 2. D. Fa&ap 3.

polo Ponies Judge, Mr P Lup’ton: Chief rfte.waixl, Mr L. P. -wachric.k . —Polo ball race; F. Klaus 1, c. McCulloch 2. i’“ ; " ponv test: Patterson 1. A. Downs 2. Polo Ju’iLged oil type: K. GanlimT l. M. Vin ■ Judge. Mr J. Ml. - Dm. I’iiP-G -e. Chief Steward Mr R J. Iliuii-av M* Naiighion l‘ A ', " c l -•••■- 2 and 3. I ..it- \ I. Nt;kkc:--n a **l ' •>' I in.l 2. T I Du lv ) • i-• II ’v : N : Mlkk.l . • ) . c-'t or grilling \. -. ci.uk l. I. I Dn-k Drv ma" . v.• i■■ -o: • p. 'iNa ugh ton l and a l 1i..-w.-;i .■ Mar--or gelding. :: war.- *.r ov.u . br*.Kcn sh.ii.t-: !•:. Mosul-:; i. r Mcxaugnt "• P. Mortensi.-n L fillv, 3 years: I'. K Dink 1. F.nii • . . years or over: T. K. Duck 1. Gelding. 3 v cars nr over: 0. P. Mortensen l. H. W. Young 2. Filly. 2 years: k. Kennedy l. T. L. Scott 2. Pair nopsos, mare, or gelding. 3 years or over: P. Mc.Naugbton 1, V E. Mikkelsen and Sons 2. T. E. Duck 3. ’Medlnni springcart horse, mare or gelding: c. n. Eleery 1. 0. P. Mortensen 2, M. Needham 3. Mare, not eligible ror registration, In foal, dry, or real at foot: E. Roswell 1, P. McN aught on 2, C. A. Tklmarsh 3. Ponies (Judge l Mr T. Lupton. CTtlcf Steward: Mr C. J. McCulloch.) School pony, 12.2 hands ami under 1-1.2: B. Houlihan 1, K. Woods 2, R. Ranstead 3. 'School pony, under 12.2 hands?: R. JMuleahy 1, B. Paul ton 2, M. I-’aulton 3. Malden pony. 14j2 hands or under: t. Houlihan 1, A. Edwards 2. W. A. Stevenson 3. ponv, 12.2 hands or under: A. Downs i, w. A. Stevenson 2, Joyce. Vincent 3 Ponv, over 12.2 hands and under 14.2 hands: A. Downs l. W. A. Stevenson 2, M. E. Roan 3. Pony, 14.2 hands or undeT: A. Downs 1, P. Ranstead 2. B. Ranstead 3. Boy rider, under 16 years: A. Downs 1, K. Woods 2, M. Dell 3. Girl rider, under 16 years: D. Ranstead 1. B. Patterson 2, M. Roan 3. Child s pony. 12.2 hands or under: B. Faulton 1, M. Muleahy 2. Stevenson 3. Musical chairs, children under t i yearn-. A Downs 1. M. Faulton 2, B. Faulton 3, M. Dell 4. yr. Muleahy 5. Dual jumping. ponies under 14.2 hands, hoys and girls: M. Muleahy and E. Houlihan LW. \ Stevenson and M. Faulton 2, T. 1-au.iton and B. Stevenson 3. Novice lUler over hurdles, under I*’- years or age; M. Dell I. W. A. Stevenson 2. J. k. Stevenson 3. Beist turned out rider: A. Down- l. LHoulihan ?, \V. A. Stevenson. Boy nder, under U) years, over hurdles: A. Oowns i. Paul Woods 2. W. A. Stevenson 3. Girl rider, under 16 years, over hurdles: h. Houlihan I. B. Patterson 2, D. Ranstead 3. Bov or girl rider, under 12 years: R. Faiilton i. Diana Ranstead 2. M. Faulton 3 ami Mc'C'u 1 ’ ich Trophy. Cleverest and betst-mannored pony, walk. ti*ot. canter and jump: M. Faulton 1. K. Woods E. Houlihan and A. Downs (equal'* 3. s-peciai consolation class: L. Russell t. P. > priehard 2. E. Scott 3. Champion pony: A. Downs’ Rona. CATTLE (Supervising steward: Mr J. Hart.) Grade Stock (Judge: Mr Lux-ton, Silverdale, Matangi. Chief Steward: Mr 11. 1-Vamp ton.) Grade cow with best shaped udder: T. J. Bennett 1, 11. A. Ureentree 2, R. C. Saxon 3. Best grade cow, any age, led or unled, supplying either the Morrineville Co-operative Dairy Canm>any, Ltd., the New Zealand Co-operative Dairy Company (Morrinsville factory) or the T&tua Co-operative Dairy Company, Ltd.: T. J. Bennett l, A. Cunningham 2, A. Gibbs 3. Grade cow or heifer in milk, 3 years: It. C. Saxon 1, K. R. Mioa* 2, T. J. Bennett 3. Grade heifer, in milk, 2 years: 11. S. Herbert 1. K. It. Miers 2 and 3. Hand-red grade heifer cair, any breed, calved since June 1, 10 10; Shown or entered by boy or girl under 15 years of age: L. Gillom I. W. Comes 2, R. J. Watson 3. Pen of two hand-Ted grade heifer calves, any breed, calved -;ince June 1. 1940: E. and M. Bradshaw 1, B. J. Watson 2, T. J. Bennott 3. Best grade yearling heifer: L. E. Peake 1. R. J. Watson 2, L. Gillorn 3. Pen or two yearling dairy heifers, grade, judged on type: J. K. Watson 1, Mrs L. E. Peake 2, R. J. Watson 3. CALF CLUB COMPETITIONS (Judge: Mr W. Montgomerie, Te Aroha. Ghier Steward: Mr it. R. Heaton.) Best hand-reared calf, owned by a member or the Morrinsville Group Boys and Girls’ Agricultural Club: Avis Frampton 1. 11. J. wateon 2, Reg. GouldQmry 3. Bes*t hand-reared heifer calf, owmed a member of the Morrinsville Boys and Girls’ Agricultural club: Erith White 1, W. McAllister 2. R. J. Watson 3. Yearling that has previously competed in school calf club competition: it. J. Watson l, Betty Oorbet- 2. Two-year-old that has previously competed In school calf club competition: H. S. Herbert 1. Purebred Milking Shorthorns (Judge, Mr H. Green, Hamilton. Chief Steward: Mr F. West.) Group or one bull and two females, In milk or visibly in calf: R. D. Cochrane 1 and 2, R. R. Dibble 3. Cow, 4 years or over, milking or visibly in calf: R. I). Cochrane 1. 0. E. C-onder 2, R. It. Dibble 3. Heirer, 3 years, milking or visibly in calf- R. D. Cochrane 1, R. R. Dibble 2. G. Conder 3. Heifer, 2 years and under 3 years, milking or visibly rn calf: R. D. Cochrane 1. R. R. Dibble 2, G. Conder 3. Heifer, two years and under three years, milking or visibly in-calf: R. D. Cochrane I. Jt. !R. Dibble 2. Breeders junior group, bull and two heifers, all calved since June 1, 1939: R. D. Cochrane I, it. R. Dibble 2. Yearling heifer: It. R. Dibble l. it. D. Cochrane 2. 11. L. White :t. Pen of two yearling heifers: R. It. Dibble i. It. D. Cochrane 2, G. Cornier 3. Heifer cair. calved since June l. 19 io: It. D. Cochrane 1 and 3. It. It. Dibble 2. Bull. :i years or over: 11. It. Dibble I. Bull, 2 vears: R. I). Cochrane 1 and 2. Yearling bull: R. D. Cochrane I. It. R. Dibble 2. Bull cair. calved since June 1. 1940: It. D. Cochrane I and 2, G. E. Conder 3. Grade Milking Shorthorns Best grade cow or heifer, in milk: R. C. Saxton l and 3, G. Conder 2. Purebred Jerseys Judge: Mr \V. Crosby, Waipuku. Chief 2» toward: Mr \V. Hogg; Group of one hull and two females, in milk or visibly in call': P. Miens 1, N. M. Colson 2, Mrs E. W. Garland 3. Cow, i years or over, milking or visibly in calf: N. .\l. Colson 1, P. Miers 2 ana 3. Cow or lieiror, 3 years, milking or visibly m calf: A. C. Lovelock 1, P. Miers 2, G. J. Holmes .3, Heifer, 2 years, in milk or visibly m cair: P. Miers 1 aiul 2, W. and It. sou thee 3. Co*w or heifer, 2 years or over, in milk or visibly in calf: N. M. Colson 1, P. Miers 2, w. and It. Souther 3. Heifer (senior yearling): L. L. Logan 1 and 2, N. M. Colson 3. Heifer (junior yearling): W. and R. Southee j, w. J. Chynoweth 2. Ileifer. yearling, that has never won a nrst prize a-t an A. and P. show at date entries closed: W. and It. Southee I and 3. n. m. Colson 2. Ten of two yearling heifer*; L. 1.. Logan I. W. and R. southee 2, N. m. Colson ;t. iinTer ealf. calved since June 1. 1940; p. Miers i i. J. F.. Parsons 2. Mrs S. M. Sand Torn 3. Two heifer calves, calved since June 1. I 19tn, belonging to meffnber of Morrinsville | Jersey Club: P. Miers I and 3, w. and It. I Soii'thee 2. RuR. n years or over: J. if. | Sherrard and .-on* t, \ M. Colson 2, .1. i Taylor Bros. 2. F. Geek 3. ’ Bull (senior yearling): P. Miers l, Mrs g. M. Fletcher 12. It. S. Herbert 3. Rull (junior veari line - : L. L. I ognn 1. Y A. Gunn 2.' \ J. ! Mare 3. Bull, yearling, that has never | won a flre.f prize at an A. and p. show: i n. m. Colson i. w. and B. -onthee 2. \v. ; .1. Chynowrth 3. Bull e.ilf. calved since June i. 194 0; ,T. G. Holmes 1. j. H. Wfli 1 inan* 2. 1.. L. Logan 3. Group of one 'yearling bull and two yearling heifers- . L. I. l.osran 1. W. and R. Souther 2. N M. Colson 3. Grade Jerseys Urst pradc cuw or lirMVr, in milk: T. a. Bennett 1, A. Cunningham 2, R. c. -axon 3. Friesian Section i Judge: Mr It. A. Bell; Chier Steward: .Mr F. Wash bourne). Group of one bull and two females, in : milk, or visibly in call : R. *;. Mclntosh j i. J. Cooper and Sons -j, c. Chynoweth 3. ! gw, four years or over, milking, or ! visibly in calf: R. G. Melntoh I, c. • chynaweUi 2. Mrs 11. v. Leaning 3. ; lletfer. three years old. milking, or visibly in cair: It. G. Mclntosh 1. C. Chvnoweth 2. llcrfu-r. two years ami under three vear<, milking or visibly in call: it. -i. .Mrlntosli i Brewlers 5 Junior ’group— bu 11 aiul '"two i heifers—all calved since June i. lyy..J. U.ooper and .-<»n~ l. <:. Cliyiwweth 2. it. : *i. Mu-miosh 3. Yearling lieilei ; J. c.Mrfu-r • and son i. R. c. Mi-laiosh •>, <:. (:nvn.>w<-m 3. Two yearling heifers, property of one i exhibitor: J. Cooper ami S*m . j. I lasynuweth 2, R. g. Mclntosh ih-if.-r call', calved since June l, R. g. McIntosh l, c. Chynoweth 2. Mrs il. V. Leaning 3. Bull, three years or over: It. G. Mclntosh 1. J. Cooper and Sons 2, W'liewell 3. Bnil. two year.-: .Mrs 11. V. Leaning l. : Bull, yearling: c. Chynoweth i. r. Mc-Pi!*»-li 2. Whe we'll 3. Bull calf, calved ! ~in.ee June 1. 19 40: J. Cooper and j, j R. g. Mclnt>>--h 2. c. chynoweth 3. Purebred Ayrshires 1 .Judge: Mr D. M. Thompson, Waiuku. chief Steward: Mr Fred sing . Group of one bull and tw*. female-, in ! milk, or visibly in call; P. B.w.rlev f. Cow. four years and over, milking, or , visibly in calf: r. Beverley I. Heifer. ■ two years, milking, or- visibly m calf: G. -mg and Son 1. P. Beverley 2. Breeders' ; junior group 'hull and two heifer.-: P. Beverley 1 and 2. C. Smg and -on j Yearling heifer; p. 1 and 3. J. H. Hall_ Ttvo jraaxiaj# hellers, cjj*ed

~ince June 1, 1939: r. Boveriey l and 2, C. >ing and Son 3. lietler calf, calved * j nee Jill"' I- 19 40: H. lin-* I and 2. *i. ||. Mlinden 3. Bull, three years or vear.-: p. Beverlpy I. Bull, yearling: J. over": p. Revurl<-\ I. 11. Boss 2. Bull, two 11. Hall l. I‘. Be verier 2. 11. Ross 3. Bull cair, calved since June l. 1910: P. Beverley l ami 2. sing and Son 3. Grade Ayrshires Best grade cow or heifer, in milk: H. Ross 1. PIG SECTION Pedigree Pigs (Judge: Mr c. -. Mexted, Gordonton. riiieil’ Steward: Mr ,1. L. Arruln. Pedigree Berkshire boar. over 14 tnoiuh-: G. Wall 1. N. Ban 2. Pedigree Berkshire sow. over li mouths: N. Ban I. wat.t 2. Pedigree. Berkshire s-jw. *»ver wall""! 1 ! 11 N ai ßai!' 2.' 1,; . Watt' 3. ’ Pedigree lu ; rk-luiv l t ' r „ * j" l "cor,n V ii'!i PpilijrriM' Itfr-R-'hiro ~>\v. uiKlfr ' molitlis: .1. K. Willson I. 11. Wii’tt ■>. J. Parsons 11. Pnrmrrm- l.anre White smv. over I i months: T. V. Ra.v I. Portim-w 1 »■»? White hoar, s months anrl under 14 months- T. \v. Rav 1. Pedigree l arge Whit-s sfnv s months and under 14 months: 3. K. Parsons i, \v. IT. Baker i. Pedigree T.argn RIM* hoar. over 14 months: l.i-sier leu-krr -0 months'-*’ i.iYYY.Y .v >f .T. Manlier and s nt , :> pediuree i argp Black boar, over s inuptii- and under 15 months; \, J. Marnier'and -on I. pedigree Large Black ™v. over s months and under M^nonih^: hla.-k’ Roar' tinder s "month? Elßmr Br.-. 1 and 2. \. J. Maridcr and -on P*HiV'.T Mander and Son i. Lister Bros. 2 anii p.-disrcee TaniAVi M’Tll boar. over li morvUis; \V. K. Parker 2. Pedigree Tarnw* * rill si.w over i i months; W. K. Parker 2. pediiri*ee TauiAVorth boar, over- « months 1 months'and'in id er Vi" nV-!n-ths. -g \v. Ray 1. \V. E. Parker 2; pedigree Tamwonh Pedigree Taimvilrt' -"\v. under 8 iiionUis: Al. Ban 1. FAT PIGS Judge: Mr J. M. Mc.Nicol. 1 r.*wml.lton. '’bier stewards. Messrs \. Ander.=en and J.. D. Nh-hod-i. f 2. K. Top ham Oim v rker lopham 1 and 2. .1 i: Piryns Baemier; ,p K. Ba nrier-'. v hr. e 1 rr special suPThte - export T. J. Bennett I. V H. Pe-t 2. R. G. Maddren one litter or N. Ban l, P. RushU>U 2.