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The Governor's THE GOVERNOR’S CUP Prior to the 1936 Royal Show, and from 1946 onwards, the Governor’s Cup was presented to the most successful exhibitor in the four Livestock Sections. The following are the details of all awards: Year Presented By Won by 1896 SIR GERARD SMITH E Roberts (7) R H Rose, Jnr (7) Tie 1897 SIR GERARD SMITH E Roberts (7) 1898 SIR GERARD SMITH R H Rose, Jnr (7) 1899 SIR GERARD SMITH R H Rose, Jnr (22) 1900 1901 SIR ARTHUR LAWLEY A W Edgar (8) 1902 SIR ARTHUR LAWLEY Mrs M Dempster (47) 1903 ADMIRAL SIR F. BEDFORD A W Edgar (83) 1904 ADMIRAL SIR F. BEDFORD A W Edgar (79) 1905 ADMIRAL SIR F. BEDFORD A W Edgar (79) 1906 ADMIRAL SIR F. BEDFORD T H Wilding (104) 1907 ADMIRAL SIR F. BEDFORD T H Wilding (75) 1908 ADMIRAL SIR F. BEDFORD H J Lukin (144) 1909 SIR GERALD STRICKLAND E Roberts (87) 1910 SIR GERALD STRICKLAND E Roberts & Son (93) 1911 SIR GERALD STRICKLAND H Wills & Co (100) 1912 SIR GERALD STRICKLAND Wm Padbury (216) 1913 SIR HARRY BARRON Wm Padbury (216) 1914 SIR HARRY BARRON Wm Padbury (216) 1915 SIR HARRY BARRON Wm Padbury (216) 1916 SIR HARRY BARRON Wm Padbury (216) 1917 The Rt Hon SIR WILLIAM ELLISON-MACARTNEY, H Wills & Co (237) KCMG 1918 The Rt Hon SIR WILLIAM ELLISON-MACARTNEY, H Wills & Co (344) KCMG 1919 The Rt Hon SIR WILLIAM ELLISON-MACARTNEY, Wm Padbury (469) KCMG 1920 SIR FRANCIS NEWDEGATE, KCMG Wm Padbury (473) 1921 SIR FRANCIS NEWDEGATE, KCMG Wm Padbury (493) 1922 SIR FRANCIS NEWDEGATE, KCMG A W Padbury (286) 1923 SIR FRANCIS NEWDEGATE, KCMG A W Padbury (331) 1924 SIR ROBERT FURSE MCMILLAN, KCMG A W Padbury (242) 1925 SIR WILLIAM CAMPION, KCMG, DSO A W Padbury (261) 1926 SIR WILLIAM CAMPION, KCMG, DSO A W Padbury (235) 1927 SIR WILLIAM CAMPION, KCMG, DSO A W Padbury (224) 1928 SIR WILLIAM CAMPION, KCMG, DSO W G Burges (226) 1929 SIR WILLIAM CAMPION, KCMG, DSO W G Burges (317) 1930 SIR WILLIAM CAMPION, KCMG, DSO W G Burges (149) 1931 THE ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF WA (INC) A W Padbury (198) 1932 SIR JOHN NORTHMORE, KCMG A W Padbury (184) 1933 SIR JAMES MITCHELL, KCMG A W Padbury (143) 1934 SIR JAMES MITCHELL, KCMG Muresk Agricultural College (101) 1935 SIR JAMES MITCHELL, KCMG A W Padbury (176) Please Note: The following 4 years the cup was given for the following 1936 Presented for competition in the Horse section by A E Cockram (44) SIR JAMES MITCHELL, KCMG 1937 Presented for competition in the Sheep section by E T Loton (71) SIR JAMES MITCHELL, KCMG 1938 Presented for competition in the Pig section by H B Blythe (74) SIR JAMES MITCHELL, KCMG 1939 Presented for competition in the Cattle section by A W Padbury (70) SIR JAMES MITCHELL, KCMG The Royal Agricultural Society of Western Australia - Perth Royal Show - Governor’s Cup Year Presented By Won by No shows held from 1940 to 1945 1946 SIR JAMES MITCHELL, KCMG C W Treasure (50) 1947 SIR JAMES MITCHELL, KCMG R H Rose & Son (94) 1948 SIR JAMES MITCHELL, KCMG R H Rose & Son (89) 1949 SIR JAMES MITCHELL, KCMG R H Rose & Son (65) J R Giles (65) tie 1950 SIR JAMES MITCHELL, KCMG R H Rose & Son (82) 1951 THE ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF WA (INC) R H Rose & Son (79) 1952 LIEUTENANT-GENERAL SIR CHARLES GAIRDNER, J G Money (76) KCMG, CB, CBE 1953 LIEUTENANT-GENERAL SIR CHARLES GAIRDNER, Muresk Agricultural College KCMG, CB, CBE (66) 1954 LIEUTENANT-GENERAL SIR CHARLES GAIRDNER, J G Money (92) KCMG, CB, CBE 1955 LIEUTENANT-GENERAL SIR CHARLES GAIRDNER, E H Lee-Steere (67) KCMG, CB, CBE 1956 LIEUTENANT-GENERAL SIR CHARLES GAIRDNER, E H Lee-Steere (72) KCMG, CB, CBE 1957 LIEUTENANT-GENERAL SIR CHARLES GAIRDNER, E H Lee-Steere (102) KCMG, CB, CBE 1958 LIEUTENANT-GENERAL SIR CHARLES GAIRDNER, Muresk Agricultural College KCMG, CB, CBE 1959 LIEUTENANT-GENERAL SIR CHARLES GAIRDNER, Dunkley Bros KCMG, CB, CBE 1960 LIEUTENANT-GENERAL SIR CHARLES GAIRDNER, E H Lee-Steere KCMG, CB, CBE 1961 LIEUTENANT-GENERAL SIR CHARLES GAIRDNER, Dunkley Bros KCMG, CB, CBE 1962 LIEUTENANT-GENERAL SIR CHARLES GAIRDNER, T F & J M Robinson Pty Ltd KCMG, CB, CBE 1963 THE ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF WA (INC) Dunkley Bros tie T F & J M Robinson Pty Ltd 1964 MAJOR-GENERAL SIR DOUGLAS KENDREW, Dunkley Bros tie KCMG, CB, CBE, DSO T F & J M Robinson Pty Ltd 1965 MAJOR-GENERAL SIR DOUGLAS KENDREW, Dunkley Bros KCMG, CB, CBE, DSO 1966 MAJOR-GENERAL SIR DOUGLAS KENDREW, T F & J M Robinson Pty Ltd KCMG, CB, CBE, DSO 1967 MAJOR-GENERAL SIR DOUGLAS KENDREW, M K Reynolds KCMG, CB, CBE, DSO 1968 MAJOR-GENERAL SIR DOUGLAS KENDREW, M K Reynolds KCMG, CB, CBE, DSO 1969 MAJOR-GENERAL SIR DOUGLAS KENDREW, M K Reynolds KCMG, CB, CBE, DSO 1970 MAJOR-GENERAL SIR DOUGLAS KENDREW, L C E Hitchcock KCMG, CB, CBE, DSO 1971 MAJOR-GENERAL SIR DOUGLAS KENDREW, C E & M G Brown KCMG, CB, CBE, DSO 1972 MAJOR-GENERAL SIR DOUGLAS KENDREW, L C E Hitchcock KCMG, CB, CBE, DSO 1973 MAJOR-GENERAL SIR DOUGLAS KENDREW, L C E Hitchcock KCMG, CB, CBE, DSO 1974 AIR COMMODORE SIR HUGHIE I EDWARDS, VC, H A Pederick & Co KCMG, CB, DSO, OBE, DFC. 1975 THE ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF WA (INC) H A Pederick & Co 1976 AIR CHIEF MARSHALL, SIR WALLACE KYLE, GCB, H A Pederick & Co KCVO, CBE, DSO, DFC, KStJ 1977 AIR CHIEF MARSHALL, SIR WALLACE KYLE, GCB, H A Pederick & Co The Royal Agricultural Society of Western Australia - Perth Royal Show - Governor’s Cup Year Presented By Won by KCVO, CBE, DSO, DFC, KStJ 1978 AIR CHIEF MARSHALL, SIR WALLACE KYLE, GCB, L A & M A Giglia KCVO, CBE, DSO, DFC, KStJ 1979 AIR CHIEF MARSHALL, SIR WALLACE KYLE, GCB, H A Pederick & Co KCVO, CBE, DSO, DFC, KStJ 1980 THE ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF WA (INC) F Ganzer & Co Please Note: 1981 1981 THE QUEENS CUP HRH QUEEN ELIZABETH II L A & M A Giglia 1982 REAR ADMIRAL SIR RICHARD TROWBRIDGE, KCVO, G L & J & R L Keamy KStJ 1983 REAR ADMIRAL SIR RICHARD TROWBRIDGE, KCVO, A J & M E Curnow KStJ 1984 PROFESSOR GORDON REID H A Pederick & Co 1985 PROFESSOR GORDON REID A J & M E Curnow 1986 PROFESSOR GORDON REID A J & M E Curnow 1987 PROFESSOR GORDON REID A J & M E Curnow 1988 PROFESSOR GORDON REID A J & M E Curnow 1989 THE HON. SIR FRANCIS BURT , AC, KDCMG, QC C C & C W Sandilands 1990 THE HON. MR JUSTICE D K MALCOLM J G & E McKay 1991 THE HON. SIR FRANCIS BURT , AC, KDCMG, QC H & E Manton 1992 THE HON. MR JUSTICE D K MALCOLM C C & C W Sandilands 1993 THE HON. SIR FRANCIS BURT , AC, KDCMG, QC J H Williams & Co 1994 MAJOR GENERAL MICHAEL JEFFERY AC, MC Eungai Stud Pty Ltd 1995 MAJOR GENERAL MICHAEL JEFFERY AC, MC Eungai Stud Pty Ltd 1996 MAJOR GENERAL MICHAEL JEFFERY AC, MC L A & M A Giglia 1997 MAJOR GENERAL MICHAEL JEFFERY AC, MC Lewisdale Stud 1998 MAJOR GENERAL MICHAEL JEFFERY AC, MC T & L Kitchen 1999 THE HON. MR JUSTICE D K MALCOLM P R & L B Bolt (Claypans) 2000 LIEUTENANT GENERAL JOHN SANDERSON AC P R & L B Bolt (Claypans) 2001 LIEUTENANT GENERAL JOHN SANDERSON AC P R & L B Bolt (Claypans) 2002 LIEUTENANT GENERAL JOHN SANDERSON AC L A & M A Giglia 2003 LIEUTENANT GENERAL JOHN SANDERSON AC Lewisdale Stud 2004 LIEUTENANT GENERAL JOHN SANDERSON AC Lewisdale Stud 2005 LIEUTENANT GENERAL JOHN SANDERSON AC Lewisdale Stud 2006 HIS EXCELLENCY DR KEN MICHAEL, AC T & L Kitchen - Bandeeka and G & J Jackson - Banksia Park 2007 HIS EXCELLENCY DR KEN MICHAEL, AC T & L Kitchen - Bandeeka Stud 2008 LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR, PROFESSOR, T & L Kitchen - Bandeeka Stud and THE HONOURABLE DAVID MALCOLM AC QC E R & J Button -Manunuda Stud 2009 HIS EXCELLENCY DR KEN MICHAEL, AC CJ Squiers & Sons -Shirlee Downs 2010 HIS EXCELLENCY DR KEN MICHAEL, AC G & J Jackson - Banksia Park 2011 HIS EXCELLENCY Mr MALCOLM MCCUSKER AC QC G & J Jackson - Banksia Park 2012 HIS EXCELLENCY Mr MALCOLM MCCUSKER AC CVO CJ Squiers & Sons -Shirlee Downs QC and T & L Kitchen - Bandeeka Stud 2013 HIS EXCELLENCY Mr MALCOLM MCCUSKER AO CVO CJ Squiers & Sons -Shirlee Downs QC 2014 His Excellency The Hon Wayne Martin AC CJ Squiers & Sons - Shirlee Downs & Dongadilling .
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