Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 13, 1927, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba free press Winnipeg 1927 Prince of Wales wins championships with his Perch Irons and shorthorn Boyd bros., Warren take honors in clydesdales Mortson s Yorkshire win by e. 1untm Cal pity. July second Day the bit exhibition opened with the most weather Bright Burn hone an d a Cool Bretsc. And Cal Garlans assured All visitors that this was the kind of Wenthur to count k. L Johnston earned ,0 his first hour Sturt. My province1 Ensins on you came to Alberta. The grand stand was Well filled and the afternoon performance Well upon its Way when the big Fleecy White Clouds turned to ominous Blue Grey and a terrific rain and hailstorm descended upon the exhibition and a great Many Square Miles of Alberta As Well Ancl in 20 minutes the grounds were pools of water. Beyond flooding tents Etc., no great damage was clone on the grounds but the storm chased Many off grounds Ancl while the Sun was shining again in half an hour Tilert were still Clouds that looked he More rain and Thund or. And this to some extent affected the at i Tendance. J. O. Kettle of Saskatoon who drove in from Banff reported that while his party had not been in the storm they had passed. I places where the Hail was heaped the ground so that the storm had been heavier to the West than right around Calgary. At noon the usual Jolly june lion i of the Ron plans was opened to visit Ingro tar inns and the prominent live Stock men judges and members of j the press. The speakers of the Day Cru i George h. Hutton of the . A i r cultural department and frailer Hunt associate editor of the Cobi Tjo poll Tan Magazine who last year pip1 i chased a ranch in Alberta and is spending the summer Herb with his family. It was announced at the luncheon k i of aun Parn to that a bringing passenger a the first hour. N. D. Gnadt of from the fou i would arrive we clues ?.lontreal. Up. 32. Nerti is in two i Day and desiring to be notified of a s. K. Insp of Avert Raj j suitable Landing Field. The lauding will be in Bowness Park. I among some of the notable wins of j the Flay was that of championship and Reserve for Clydesdale mares both of which awards went to Boyd Brothers of a Irren Manitoba on Bute Blos som 52482 and Bonnie Arwill Prince of n his Royal tits Nesb 1hc Prince of won open and Canadian bred championship for Perch Eron stall ions with Princeton Donovan a handsome yearling sired by Ruben Ancl open and Canadian bred championship for Marec with Princeton Carmen 10g82. The grand championship for Short Horn bulls again went to King of the fairies the Hull imported by the Prince. And Sti sequently sold Tontis in today s advertisements and with it. In n t., Tey. 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And married couples Are wanted by contracting firm help two 120 gallon Oil tanks for Sale. Supplies or vertical office specially Stock form cards arc designed by experts to suit most any Busi Ness. Special forms produced to order. Our system service department is at your service for any special card record system requirements. From factory to Complete line desks chairs visible records steel shelving Complete service tables files folders card record supplies underwriters safes Etc. Distilled and bottled at Bushmills Ireland Bushmills distillery company Baker of Missouri. The grand championship for Yorkshire boars went to e e Mortson of Palm Light. Sask., on Duve b. J a. Allyl tie championship sows was won by o. A. Lear Mouth superintendent of the institutional farms of Saskatchewan on Queen w. H. P. Ally livestock judging is right up to schedule and will be continued All wednesday without a. Pause for luncheon the heaviest end of the judging will be completed by wednes Day night. Cd Fles Flaler. David Binnie. Of Bosser. Manitoba and a for less strenuous Day in judg ing clydesdales at Ca Javy than he when to showed my own horses it. Brandon for the classes were not Large although there were entries in Rno to of the classes for which prizes wore offered. In All then a Ere nine exhibitors of the Breed namely. We. Prowse. Of Cluny James har residence of Shep Harl w. H. Tebb Airdrie Jack Lewis of Yalta Dawson Turner of priddis Thos. Macmillan. Of Okotoks b. L. Hawsers Ald ref. And e. D. Adams of Calgary All Alberta breeders and Boyd Brothers of Warren Manitoba. Hon ors were pretty evenly divided As nearly every exhibitor got it least one first and one second placing. First for stallion two years old. And the open championship went to Harra Clynce. As already mentioned above Turat and second for yearling stallion went to first and for Mare went to Boyd Brothers and they also won first for dry Mare Lewis won second for Brood Marc and first Tor foal. Macmillan first for Mare of her progeny Boyd Brothers first and second for dry Mare Lour Andi Over Macmillan first and Prowse second for filly three years old Tebb first and Adams second for Tilly two years old Prowse first and Hawkey second Tor filly one year ocl Prowse first. Lewis second and Macmillan third Lor three animals get of one registered stallion progeny bred in Canada. Boyd Brothers first and Lewis Sec Ond and third for team of Clyde mares n harness to Wagon. Prowse first and Macmillan second for both Jelly and tall Lon foals in Tho Turley. It was regrettable that the handsome Prises of Creel for the futurity should have brought so limited an entry. For Elieros in pure herons the exhibitors were the Prince of Wales Harry . Of Calgary s. Weir of Wal Dan Al Berta i. N. And o. M. Cooper 01 Kema K. Larsen. Of Hussar. Alberta inn Small a. I. Al Len of h. Arta Uckle of Alec lilo. All in Alberta. As previously stated his Royal High Ness won both stallion and Mare r . He also won first for dry Mare. Weir was first for a Tallinn. Three years old with rival 12893 Mart land second with dominant Weir Sec Ond for yearling and Hamilton Broth ers third. The yearling stallion class was the largest and strongest for the Breed. Coopers were first and second for three year old fillies. And first for get of registered Eire progeny bred in Canada. Hamilton Brothers taking second in this class. Coopers were also first and Hamil ton Brothers second for three r Tercel animals any age gee of registered Percheron stallion the Percheron stroll Lon futurity made a better showing than the clydesdales As there were eight entered in this class. The Peluce of Wales first Weir second Hamilton Brothers third Coop ers fourth and seventh Arbuckle fifth and Larson sixth. There were no entries in the filly futurity. Shires Tom Rawlinson. Of Innisfail. Was once again the Only exhibitor of Shires and secured first Pilae Money for Brood Mare foal dry Mare and Illy two years ocl and the female championship. Hogs Calgary has the largest exhibit or Yorkshire hogs Ever made at a fair in Alberta and the Quality is quite As outstanding As the numbers. The Mortson Herd of far Light sask. And the Ball Herd of Transcona Al Berta that exhibited at Brandon Are Here the institutional farms of Saskatchewan or otherwise cil Arll Learmonth. Are exhibited in Alberta for the first time the Vauxhall Stock farms of Vauxhall Alberta Are now Breeding Yorks As Well As Berks and have a big Herd in j. W. Acheson of Cayley Alberta. Is another heavy exhibitor and we. Eyers Cochrane also exhibited in several classes. S. S. Shannon of Cloverdale b.c., who Breeds placed the awards and apparently rather leaned the thick smooth rather than the strictly Bacon Type which was perfectly natural but it seemed rather i pity that with so Large an exhibit of the Breed a judge More familiar with the types of Yorkshire now being bred could not have been selected. All the exhibitors appeared to feel that or. Shannon had done his very Best but that he was Labouring under a Handicap. Mortson won first for boar two and Over and the championship with Duke b.j.f., an animal originally bred by Learmonth. In this class Ball was second Learmonth third and Acheson fourth with another boar of Learmonth s Breeding. In the class boar one year and under two Ball was first and Reserve Champion Oil scone Bacon Learmonth second Eyers third Mortson fourth Vauxhall fifth. In the class or boars Over six months and under a year there were six entries and the Ages were rather uneven. Hall first Vauxhall second Learmonth third Mortson fourth and Acheson fifth. Boar under six months was another Large and never class As some of the pigs had been littered in january and some at the beginning of May. Ball got first and fourth Acheson second third and fifth Learmonth sixth and seventh. Sows the sow classes were even More out standing than the boars the class for Breeding sows two and Over brought out nine entries Learmonth first and fourth Vauxhall second Ball third and sixth Murtson fifth. Sows one year and under two was another very Strong class of nine in fact a class that emphasizes How great have been the strides in Bacon Type Breeding in the last three or four years Vauxhall Erst Learmonth second and third Ball fourth Mortson Acheson sixth sows Over six months and under a year was a class of eleven entries and All of them Good. Learmonth first and third Vauxhall fifth Acheson fourth and eighth and Ball sixth and seventh. Sows under Alx months was a class of 14. First Acheson second filth and eighth fourth and sixth and Eyers third and seventh. Herd class the Herd class were very Strong and. The most outstanding was that of Herd boar and Throe females owned by exhibitor there were seven herds in the ring and it is possibly the individual the1, Breed Trtat has been w est. Placings were idea month first and fifth Vauxhall second Ball third Mortson. Fourth Atheson sixth. The class for four pigs under six months the produce of one., sow bred by Atheson first Leai month and fifth third Eyers. Fourth Vauxhall sixth. Four pigs under six the get of one boar Atcheson first Lear month second and Ball third Eyers fourth Vauxhall sixth. As re ported in the Lead. Learmonth won the Row championship and Mortson that for boars. Berkshires the Clar Tridale Stock farm and the Vauxhall Stock farm both of Vauxhall Alberta were the chief contenders for Berkshire honors. Both. Farms had big exhibits and honors were Well distributed Vauxhall got All the. First prizes and the championship1 for boars Clarl Dale All second prizes for boars. Clarl Dale got first for sow two years and Over. first for All the other three classes of sows but Clar Indale secured the female Champion ship. In and Herd classes Vauxhall won nil first placings and Clarl Dale two seconds and one third place legs. Shorthorn. Baker and Amos and Black shorthorn herds that showed at Brandon Are All Here and in addition the Herd from the Prince s ranch. In both cases the judges were Well known and experienced breeders of. The red White Ancl Roan so that any differences of placing were All the More u Teresing. In the aged Bull class there were three entries and the King of the fairies now of the Baker Herd mis Souri was first Ancl later senior and Brand Champion A. Russell second on bal Cairn medallion Anc Amos and Black third on bal Cairn Tori Arch. In the yearling Bull c ass Russell first and Reserve Junior Cham Pion on Coll Yale whee Ensign the Prince of Wales second on or incs of the Prairies Amos Ancl Black third. Russell won the Junior Champion ship and re Servo on his senior Bill calf scotch goods. The female of asses were More interesting. In the aged cow class there were six entries and John card House favored Model Mill Ury owned b Baker a cow of wonderful scale to jessamine 4th, of the Russell Herd tha. Stood above her at Brandon. Missle of Tiwu slew was third in the class Amos and Black won first and senior and Reserve grand championship their two year old cow nonpareil 1313811. Russell won first for a Ensor yearling Junior and grand Champion with lady Dorothy fourth. The change in me senior cow Ceasr threw the first Pilae for graded Here to Baker Russell coming second and Amos and Black third. All the other first placings in groups went to the Herd. Holsteins there is a very heavy exhibit of and classes were so Large that Peter Moore of Essen Dale farm b.c., worked through nearly seven to prevent any overlapping of. The schedule. The herds that showed at Brandon were augmented Here by Hays ;