GWINEAR SHOW

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RECORD ENTRIES

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Record entries marked the annual
show of Gwinear Agricultural Associa-
tion, held on Monday in a field lent
by the president, Mr. F. Pascoe.

In the horse section, there were
ninety-one entries, against seventy-one
for the previous year ;   ninety-eight dairy
exhibits, against seventy-seven ;   and the
cattle entries were the same at thirty-five.
High tributes to the quality shown were
paid by the judges at the official lun-
cheon.

Two new sections represented agri-
cultural machinery and foodstuffs.

The event was favoured with excel-
lent weather.

Mr. F. Hosking, Tresillian, one of the
cattle judges, said the display in his
section was a very egcellent^sic one, and
worthy of any of the large shows.   Guern-
sey heifer classes, numbering eleven,
were an exceedingly nice lot ;  one or two
heifers might have had better bags but,
on the whole, they were very useful and
full of promise.   Mr. Johns’s cow won
the cow class and was an outstanding
exhibit, and Mrs. Hawkey’s Jersey bull
was worthy of mention ;   this animal would
very likely be heard of in future shows.
Mr. James had an outstanding Jersey
heifer, which would make a prominent
winner and a very excellent cow for
future years.

Mrs. T. Rundle, referring to the dairy
classes, stated that. as a local show, it
was one of the best she had ever seen.
Cream was outstanding ;   the raw cream
class, in particular, was the best of the
section, there not being a poor exhibit.
Both butter classes were good, especially
taking in consideration the weather.   She
had a great deal of difficulty, and the
first, prizewinner in the brown egg class
was of egceptional^sic size.

RESULTS.
CATTLE

Yearling heifer, not over 12 months—
1 and 3,  H Johns, St. Agnes;   2,  W.
Penrose, Breage;   r,  R. Lacey, Camborne.
Guernsey or Jersey heifer, not over two—
1, Mrs. E. O. Hawkey, Probus;   2, W. H.
Skewes, Leedstown;   3, M. H. Christo-
phers, Leedstown;   r, W. Penrose.   Guern-
sey or Jersey cow or heifer, in milk—l,
H. Johns;   2, W. Penrose;   3, R, O. Cat-
trell, Manaccan;   r, W. H. Skewes,   Cow
or heifer, in milk, cross bred, or any
breed other than Guernsey or Jersey—l,
W. H. Skewes;   2, R. Lacey.

Heifer, not over two, cross bred or any
breed, other than Guernsey or Jersey—
1, R. Nicholls, Manaccan;   2, W. G. Pen-
rose;   3, J. Rodda, Townshend;   r, E. H.
Williams, Camborne.   Yearling bull, any
breed not over 12 months—1. Mrs. E. O.
Hawkey;   2, W. Penrose.   Silver Corona-
tion medal offered by Mr. G. H. Eustice—
H. Johns;   r, Mrs. E. O. Hawkey.

HORSES.

Agricultural colt, filly or gelding,
foaled in 1936—1 and 3, and president’s
cup, Messrs. T. Collins and Sons, Man-
accan;   2, G. H. Eustice, Gwinear;   4, N.
J. Pearce, Gulval.   Cart or agricultural
filly, mare or gelding, foaled in 1935—1,
H. Thomas, Helston;   2, T. J. Johns,
Marazion.   Do., not exceeding three
years—1, T. Collins and Sons;   2, H.
Thomas;   3, G. H. Eustice;   r, T. J.
Johns.  Agricultural mare or gelding,
any age—1, H. Thomas:   2, G. H. Eus-
tice;   3, T. J. Johns.    Hack or hunter,
foaled in 1934-36—1, W. J. Kemp, Calle-
stick:   2, Martin, Kenwyn, Truro.    Hack
or hunter, open, ridden—l, Mrs. A. J. G.
Rowe, Camborne;   2 and 4 Mrs. G R.
Stephens, Falmouth;   3, J. H. Richards,
Summercourt.

Riding pony, not exceeding 13.3 h.h.—
1, Messrs. Hodge Bros., Penryn;   Mrs.
C. R. Stephens;  , W. Smale, Illogan;   4,
J. Ivey Stanaway, Truro.    Special for
best hunter or polo pony—Mrs. A. J. G.
Rowe:   r., W. J. Kemp.

Hunter trial (professionals barred)—1,
Perranporth Riding School;   2, I. M.
Harris, Gwithian;   3, C. F. Spargo, St.
Austell.   Best jumper, any height—Eq. 1,
Rail Bros., Budock,   “Fair Trade,” and E.
Harris, Cury, “Tony”;   3, Rail Bros.,
“Doxey.”

Best donkey in chaise—l, C. Allen,
Hayle;   2, A. Allen, Hayle;   3, S. Glasson,
Marazion.   Flat race—1, W. Kendall,
Roche;   2, I. M. Harris;   3, T. Eustice,
Gwinear.    Pony race—1, J. Wickett, St.
Austell;   2, I, M. Harris;   3, T. Eustice.
Donkey race—1, C. Allen;   2, J. Williams,
Helston;   3, A. Allen.   Donkey race—1,
C. Allen;   2, A. Allen;   3, J. Williams.

Heavy horse specials and silver Coro-
nation medal, offered by the hon. sec-
retary—1, Messrs. T. Collins and Sons;
2, H. Thomas.   Special offered by West
Cornwall Heavy Horse Society for best
agricultural horse sired by one of their
sires—1, Messrs. T. Collins and Sons;   2,
H, Thomas.

DAIRY PRODUCE.

Open.   Butter, plain.—1, Miss I. G.
Roach, Lelant;   2, Miss M. Tripp, Godol-
phin Cross;   3, Miss A. V. Luke, Gwinear.
“Keeping” butter —1,  Miss I. G. Roach;
2, Miss M. Tripp;   3, Miss A. J. Brush,
Redruth.   Scalded cream—1, Miss I.
G. Roach;   2, Miss M. Tripp;   3, Miss I.
Gwennap, Lelant.   Scalded separated
cream—1, Miss I. G. Roach;   2, Misa E.
M. Blight, Breage;   3, Mrs. E, H.
Williams, Beacon.    Hens’ eggs, white—
1, J. Faull, Crowan;   2, Miss &. M. P.
Harvey, Leedstown;   3, T. V. Luke,
Gwinear.    Do. white—1, Miss M.
Thomas, Gwinear;   2, Miss A. V. Luke;   3,
P. Connor, Leedstown.    Do., tinted—1,
P. Connor, Leedstown ;   2, Miss E. M. P.
Harvey;   3, Mrs. Skewes, Leedstown.    Raw
cream—1, Mrs. Skewes;   2, Miss M.
Tripp;   3, Miss E. M. P. Harvey.
Milk—1, H. M. Christophers, Leedstown;
2, R. C. Jacka, Germoe;   3, W. Smale,
Illogan.

Points judging (butter)—1, Miss E.
M. Blight;   2, Miss M, Eustice;   3, Miss
E. M. P. Harvey.

Silver Coronation medal offered by
Miss O. Eustice for competitor gaining
highest number of points in dairy sec-
tion—Miss I. G. Roach;   r., Miss M.
Tripp.

Points judging—Dairy cow—1, Miss
K. Curnow, Probus;   2, J. A. Eustice,
Gwinear;   3, J. Thomas, Helston,
cow—1, J. Thomas;  eq. 2, C. Williams,
Crowan, and J. H. Reynolds, Nance-
gollan.    Long wool sheep—1, J. H.
Reynolds;   2, B. J. Trewhella, Praze;   3,
J. A. Eustice.    Farm horse—Eq. 1, H.
Penrose, Breage, and J. Thomas;   eq.
3, K. Buckett, Ashton and S. Jelbert,
Stithians.    Bacon pig—Eq. 1, P. Eva,
Helston, T. Luke, Gwinear, and J. A.
Eustice.    Utility hen—1, St. Jelbert;   2,
K. Buckett;   3, Miss Curnow.    Special
K. Buckett.

The officials were:  President, Mr. F.
Pascoe;   president-elect, Mr, R. L.
Thomas;   hon. treasurer, Mr, E. H. Read;
hon, secretary, Mr. G. Eustice.    Judges
—Horses—Messrs. W. H. Johns, Cran-
tock, and R. J. Richards (county live
stock officer), Truro;   cattle—Messrs, J.
Hosking,{ St. Buryan, and F. Hosking,
Tresillian;   dairy produce—Mrs. T.
Rundle, St. Columb;   points judging—
Mr. F. Hosking.