1921 Annual Report - the RNA

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I ~ - ~ ~ ~ ~i.f?~T: ~ M ,--".,.~%F+r~r - ir - - .. ' - -- isEXHIBITS.The Press, in their reports relative to the Show, were ofunanimous opinion that no better displays of Live Stock,Primary Products, and Manufactured Articles had ever beenmade. Horses, and Beef and Dairy Cattle made a magnificentdisplay in the Grand Parade, and as, in every instance, theanimals were representatives of the best herds and studs inthe Commonwealth, breeders and visitors were presented withmuch to interest them.HORSES. In Mr. Baynes' Report, which appears elsewhere,fuller reference will be found relating to the HorseSection. . 4BEEF BREEDS. In the Beef Breed Section, the competitionwas very strong. In addition to the Queensland studs,entries were received from New South Wales. Victoria, SouthAustralia, and Tasmania, and the general quality of all theexhibits was exceptionally good. So even, in many instances,was the merit of the exhibits, that the Judges had a hard taskto separate them.In the Shorthorn Section, Mr. J. Burgess, of CanningDowns, won the Championship for bulls, Mr. C. E. McDougall,of Lyndhurst, carrying off the honours in the cow section. Inthe Hereford Section, Mrs. C. Lumley Hill won the Championshipsin both the male and female sections. Mr. W. G. C.Britten, the famous English Hereford Judge, adjudicated inthis section, and his method of handling exhibits proved himto be more than ordinarily expert. Asked for an expressionof opinion regarding the IHerefords brought under his notice,he considered that the breeders were working on the rightlines and that most of the stock submitted to him was exceptionallygood. Tn the Devon Section, Mr. R. A. Howellcarried off the Championships for male and female exhibits,and in the Aberdeen Angus, Mr. G. C. Clark won the Championshipfor bulls and the Championship and Reserve Championshipfor cows.FAT CATTLE. There was a great yarding of Fat('attle. The Judge in commenting upon the display statedthat it was one of the best that he had ever seen.I)AIRY CATTLE SECTION. The competitive animalsin the Dairy Cattle Section made a magnificent display andattracted noted breeders from all the other States as well asfrom Queensland. From early on Judging day, until thetermination of the Show, the stalls containing these animals.2.rd6k
,were constantly surrounded. Space will not permit us, inthis Report, to deal in detail with the various breeds. Wecan only reiterate the statement made by a number of thebreeders that a finer lot of cattle has seldom, if ever, beenexhibited on one Show Ground.cent displays.of Fat Sheep and Swine, which appeared on ourGrounds this year, was barely sufficient, and was quite in-imperative, adequate in for the the.1922 Poultry Exhibition, and Dog to Sections. undertake It a will scheme befor enlarging the accommodation in the sections mentioned.exhIn connection with our 1922 Show, a very attractiveschedule has been provided for Stud Sheep Classes, and if itis as well received as we have reason to anticipate, our sheepaccommodation will require doubling.The Swine exhibits in number and quality were above theuponaveragethe seen enquiries in Brisbane, which already and if are we being may base made our for opinion accommodation,it appears certain that this section will be a veryprominent tne next year.POULTRY AND DOGe. Entries in the Poultry andDog Sections were the heaviest recorded, ato und the Judges madeflattering comment on the quality of the sexhibits. One ofthe been Poultry a judge Judges at the from best New Shows South in Wales Australasia writes that for over he hasaperiod of thirteen years and never saw a finer exhibit of highis lass birds than were submitted to the Judges at the BrisbaneExhibition in 1921.og Judges made equally lattering commquaity werent upov theajverity ef tine ehiits sbanemittd ifor their adjudication.division DISTRICTS DISTRITS had as cowhmpetitors AND ONE thready FARM are the EXHIBITS. EXH4IT. grade for PrimaryThisProducts Only, and Manufactures, and four One four Farms. in the In the grade first for mentioned Primarygrade, West Moreton won with a score of 1,y94e points, DarlingDowns being second with 1.079e points, and Wide Bay &Burnett, third, with 906 points. of the Pribits.ary roductsOnly Section, Northern Darling owns .won with 794 points,Maranoa, points, and 774 Gympie points, fourth, being with second, 758 Kingaroy, points. In third, the One with Farm 765Section, 387 points, K. Haag Walter won Allen, with third, 421 points, with J. 383 Donges, pfoints, second, and G. with E.Pullen, fourth, with 292 points. The points awarded showhow kecfn were the contests, as it will be noted that only 15
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