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CASTLETON & DANBY FLORAL & HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY

TERRIER, LURCHER AND FERRET

Schedule for the 128th

ANNUAL SHOW SATURDAY 14TH SEPTEMBER 2019

Castleton Cricket Field, YO21 2EU

Show Field Opens 12 Noon Tents Open 1pm

Exhibits to be staged by 10:30am Presidents: Rick and Joyce Champion

General Secretary Trade Stand Secretary

Mrs L Watson Mrs R Craven 26 Church Street 14 Dale End Castleton Danby Tel: 01287 660342 Tel: 01287 660667 [email protected] [email protected]

ENTRIES CLOSE MONDAY 9th SEPTEMBER 2019

ADMISSION: - ADULTS £3.00/ OAP & CHILDREN £1.50

FREE PARKING

tel:01287

mailto:[email protected]


PLEASE NOTE: ENTRIES CLOSE MONDAY 9th SEPTEMBER 2019

COMMITTEE

CHAIRMAN Mr P Wedgwood VICE CHAIRMAN Miss L Ayton TREASURER Mr D Wright AUDITOR Mrs W Underwood

SHOWGROUND MANAGER Mr P Kevan VICE PRESIDENTS :- Mr B Ayton, Viscountess Downe, Mr H Dixon, Miss A Gaines, Mr R Hall, Mrs G Jackson, Mr P Jeffels, Mr S Morgan, Mr J F Pacey, Mr P Rudsdale, Mrs E Skidmore, Mr G Warburton, Mrs D Williamson, Mrs L Raw, G Thompson, I Watson, A Watson, A Ayton MESDAMES :- B Anderson, L Ayton, S Artley, S Cole, A Cook, D Finlayson, S Fitton, H Hellon, J Kevan, D Liddle, C Moore, C Morgan, E Skidmore, A Smith, J Smithson, K Stephens, D Wedgwood, M Wilson, R Wilson, L Snaith, D Wright, E Wright, L Wright, P Wright,

MESSRS :-

M Anderson, J Battison, P Boyle, G Dale, J Day, M Dooley, M Fitton,, S Hellon, P Kevan, M Houlgate, R Mitchell, D Moore, M Rudsdale, P Smithson, A Watson, P Wedgwood, C Wright,

STATEMENT FROM THE CHAIRMAN OF CASTLETON SHOW - 2018 The weather forecast was not favourable for the morning of Castleton’s 127th Show, and the day dawned gloomy with a fair breeze and a little rain. Luckily the show diehards turned up in reasonable enough numbers to deem the show a success. As the weather improved so did the footfall. The Show Fell Run was as popular as ever, and not weather dependent. The Foot Sports were well attended with all ages taking part, from toddlers to adults, this was followed by the Tug of War which created much laughter and banter. The Main field and the Terrier/Lurcher and ferret field was well populated and busy, with the Dog agility proving very popular. Static Engines, Classic Cars and Motorcycles were in evidence again this year, despite the threatened weather. Trade stands, both in the Main Tent and on the Main Field, were plentiful and well attended, with many colourful and entertaining stalls. As usual the Committee members and helpers worked faultlessly and tirelessly all day, making the show run as smoothly as always, I must thank them for their work and dedication to keeping this Village Show a credit to the community. The cricket club volunteers were busy all day and ran a well-attended ‘After Show Party’, supported by the show, with all their profits being put back into the Castleton Cricket Club and long may they continue. Car parking, which had caused us massive problems in 2017, was not a problem this year and was well organised by the committee members and helpers, supported by the Whitby Air Cadets. So all in all, another successful show and a pleasure to be a small part of. Yours, Paul Wedgwood (Chairman)


FRUIT & VEGETABLE CLASSES

Judge: - Barry Richardson First Prize £1.50, Second Prize £1.00, Third Prize 50p

Entrance Fee 20p per entry

CLASS. 1. Six Plums, any variety 2. Five Apples, Cooking 3. Five Apples, Dessert 4. Five Tomatoes 5. One Cucumber 6. Marrow 7. Heaviest Marrow, First Prize Only 8. Heaviest Onion, Trimmed or Untrimmed. First Prize Only 9. Five Kidney Potatoes 10. Five Round Potatoes 11. Three Beetroot Long 12. Three Beetroot Round 13. Six Pods of Peas 14. Six Pods of Broad Beans 15. Six Runner Beans 16. Six French Beans 17. Three Carrots 18. Three Parsnips 19. One Cauliflower (To have stalk of 5cms minimum ) 20. One Cabbage, White, Pointed Type (To have stalk of 5cms minimum) 21. One Cabbage, White, Drumhead Type (To have stalk of 5cms minimum) 22. Two Garden Turnips 23. Two Garden Swedes 24. Three Onions 25. Three Onions, Flat 26. Three Onions, Red 27. Three Leeks 28. One Head of Lettuce 29. Six Eschallots, Red 30. Six Eschallots, Straws


31. Six Pickling Eschallots. (Must pass through a 30mm ring.) 32. Two Courgettes 33. Two Stalks of Rhubarb 34. Collection of Vegetables (Two different types, two of each) 35. A Bunch of Herbs (hand tied) 36. Most unusual shaped fruit or vegetable 37. Two onions. Exhibited washed and grown by girl or boy of school age 38. One marrow. Exhibited washed and grown by girl or boy of school age A Prize of £3.00 is given by Mrs C Thompson for the Heaviest Marrow A Prize of £3.00 is given by Mrs D Williamson for the Heaviest Onion

The “BRITISH LEGION CUP “will be awarded to the winner of Class 34

The “NATIONAL VEGETABLE SOCIETY MILLENNIUM PLATE” given by Mr G Watson will be awarded to the best exhibit in Classes 1- 38 excluding 7, 8 & 32

The “HEAVIEST ONION SHIELD” given by Mr P Gell will be awarded to the winner of Class 8

The “VERBEKEN CUP” will be awarded to the Exhibitor gaining most points in Classes 1 – 38. The exhibitor must reside in Castleton, Danby, Westerdale or Commondale. First Prize 3 Points, Second Prize 2 points, Third Prize 1 point.


FLOWERS Judge: - John Edmond

First Prize £1.50, Second Prize £1.00, Third Prize 50p. Entrance Fee 20p per entry.

CLASS 39. Vase of Foliage 40. Vase or Bowl of Annuals 41. Vase of Herbaceous Perennials, one variety, not more than twelve

stems 42. Vase of Dahlias, Medium Decorative. Three Blooms 43. Vase of Dahlias, Coltness. Four Blooms, any colour 44. Vase of Dahlias, Cactus or Semi Cactus. Three Blooms 45. Vase of Dahlias, Pom-Pom, Four Blooms 46. Vase of Dahlias, Small Decorative. Four Blooms 47. Vase or Bowl of Sweet Peas. Twelve Stalks, arranged for effect, fern or

gypsophila allowed 48. Longest Thistle – (please display outside the marquee) 49. Vase of Asters. Six Blooms 50. Vase of Antirrhinums. Six Blooms 51. Vase of African Marigolds. Four Blooms 52. Three Gladioli 53. Three Roses 54. Six Pansies 55. A Foliage Houseplant 56. A Flowering Houseplant 57. Vase or Bowl of Mixed Cut Flowers 58. Basket of Flowers 59. Cactus or Succulent 60. Vase or Bowl of Annuals, mixed 61. Most Scented Rose 62. One Rose

The “DUNORLAN CUP” will be awarded to the most outstanding exhibit in the Flower Classes 39 – 62.


The “GEORGE MEDD MEMORIAL ROSE BOWL” will be awarded to the

winner of Class 53.

The “BARRY KNAGGS MEMORIAL TROPHY” will be awarded to the winner of Class 62

The “FRANCES COCKERILL CUP” will be awarded to the winner of Class 60

The “ERNEST WATSON CUP” will be awarded to the Exhibitor gaining most points in the Horticulture Classes 1 – 62. To be held for one year. First Prize 3 points, Second Prize 2points, Third Prize 1 point.

HANDICRAFTS

Judge: - Pat Pearson & Maureen Hewitt First Prize £1.50, Second Prize £1.00, Third Prize 50p

Entrance Fee 20p per entry

CLASS 63. A Patchwork or Quilted Item (UNDER 16 YEARS PLEASE ENTER CLASS 152) 64. A Hand Knitted Garment 65. A Hand Made Bag 66. A Greeting Card 67. An Item of Embroidery 68. A Complete Cushion 69. A Handmade Baby Garment 70. A Soft Toy, any medium, not exceeding 76cm 71. An Item made on a sewing machine 72. An Adults colouring in picture (any felt tips and coloured pens or

pencils can be used) 73. A felted item, either needle felt or wet felt 74. A Length of Bunting made out of recycled materials. 75. Any other Craft, not listed above. Original work not kit 76. Any craft on the theme of Yorkshire – original work not a kit. All exhibits to have been completed in the last two years and not previously

shown at Castleton Show.

The “STONEHOUSE CUP” will be awarded to the best exhibit in Classes 63 – 76.


The “DEIDRE MEDD MEMORIAL CUP” will be awarded to the winner of Class 67.

The “RON EDWARDS TROPHY” will be awarded to the winner of Class 69.

The “CHAIRMANS TROPHY” will be awarded to the winner of Class 64.

ART CLASSES

Judge: - Mrs Jacqui Beaumont First Prize £1.50, Second Prize £1.00, Third Prize 50p.

Entrance Fee 20p per entry.

CLASS 77. A Watercolour 78. A Pencil Drawing (Max. A4 size) 79. Computer Generated Art 80. A Picture in any other medium (including fabric) 81. Self portrait in any medium (Max. Size A4) 82. A Painting, any medium 11 -15 years 83. A Pencil Drawing, any medium 11-15 years

All exhibits to have been completed in the last two years and not

previously shown at Castleton Show. The “THE STANLEY LYON TROPHY” will be awarded to the best exhibit in

Classes 77 – 83.

DAIRY PRODUCE CLASSES Judges: - Joan Flintoft

First Prize £1.50, Second Prize £1.00, Third Prize 50p. Entrance Fee 20p per entry.

CLASS 84. White Bread made in a 2lb Tin 85. 4 Chocolate Chip Cookies by girl or boy under 11 years. Ages to be

shown. 86. Loaf made in a bread maker 87. Lemon Drizzle Cake 88. Victoria Sandwich Cake (with jam) 89. 4 Fruit Scones


90. Banana Loaf, no icing 91. Fruit Loaf made in a 1lb tin (made by a gentleman only) 92. 4 Sausage Rolls 93. Ginger Loaf 94. 4 decorated cupcakes by girl or boy up to 16 years. Ages to be shown 95. 4 Savoury Scones 96. Carrot Cake, no icing 97. 4 Decorated Cup Cakes. “Yorkshire” 98. Four Eggs 99. Jar of Lemon Curd 100. Jar of Jam 101. Jar of Chutney 102. Disaster of the day – a baking disaster that had been entered in one

of the above classes 84-101

The “THE HOYLE CUP” will be awarded to the exhibitor gaining most points in the Dairy Produce Classes 84 – 101. To be held for one year.

First Prize 3 points, Second Prize 2 points, Third Prize 1 point.

The “G WILLIAMSON CUP” will be awarded to the winner of Class 94

The “MARY KNAGGS MEMORIAL TROPHY” will be awarded to the winner of Class 85

The “CASTLETON SHOP CUP CAKE CUP” will be awarded to the winner of Class 97.

FLORAL ART

Judge: - Katy Hudson Classes 103,104, 105, 106, 110. First £1.50 Second £1.00, Third 50p

Classes 107,108, 109. First £3.00, Second £2.00, Third £1.00 Entrance Fee 20p per entry

CLASS 103. Gents Buttonhole 104. Ladies Spray 105. Flower Arrangement in a small tea pot 106. Miniature Arrangement, not to exceed 10cms cube


107. Flower Arrangement. “D-Day 75th Anniversary” Approx. 60cms table space allowed

108. Flower Arrangement. “Donald Trump” Approx. 60cms table space allowed

109. Flower Arrangement. “Hints and Tints of Autumn” Approx. 60cms table space allowed

110. Flower Arrangement by Child up to 16 years

The “DOWNE ARMS ROSE BOWL” plus Sunday Lunch for Two at the Downe Arms Inn Castleton will be awarded to the most outstanding exhibit in Classes 103 – 110.

The “EILEEN LAHR MEMORIAL CUP” will be awarded to the winner of Class 105.

PHOTOGRAPHY CLASSES

Judge: - Richard Saltmarsh First Prize £1.50, Second Prize £1.00, Third Prize 50p.

Entrance Fee 20p per entry. ** Please note that ALL photographs to be taken by an amateur in the last 12 months.

Exhibits must be submitted as hard-copy prints, and must not exceed 7” x5” CLASS 111. Photograph, Sporting Event 112. Photograph, Scenery 113. Photograph, Human Interest 114. Photograph, Wildlife (wild animal photographed in nature, not staged) 115. Photograph, Pets 116. Photograph, Weather 117. Photograph taken by girl or boy under 16 years 118. Photograph, Seaside Scene 119. Photograph, Close up 120. Photograph, Movement

The “PRIMA HAIR SALON TROPHY” will be awarded to the most outstanding exhibit in Classes 111-120.

The “COMMONDALE CUP” will be awarded to the winner of Class 117.

The “MICHAEL STAINSBY MEMORIAL CUP” will be awarded to the winner of Class 112.


SCHOOL CHILDREN

Judges:- Amanda Freer & Lisette Vincent-Jones First Prize £1.00, Second Prize 75p, Third Prize 50p Entrance Fee 10p per

entry

Ages, not names, must be stated on every exhibit in the School Children’s Section

CLASS

121. Miniature Garden on a tray not exceeding 50cm x 38cm 122. Assorted Grasses in a Vase 123. Decorated Stone. Up to 16 years 124. Animal made of Vegetables or Fruit, no more than 5 varieties 8 – 11

years 125. Animal made of Vegetables or Fruit, no more than 5 varieties under 8

years 126. Handwriting 8-11 years. – Set piece

When the Giant Comes to Breakfast

When the giant comes to breakfast,

He eats cornflakes with a spade,

Followed by a lorry-load

Of toast and marmalade.

Next he takes a dustbin,

Fills it up with tea,

Drinks it in a gulp

And leaves the mess for me.


127. Handwriting under 8 years. – Set piece

Mary, Mary

Mary, Mary, quite contrary,

How does your garden grow?

With silver bells and cockle shells,

And pretty maids all in a row!

128. A Bookmark. Up to 16 years 129. Handicraft a model made from scrap materials. Base not more than

50x50 cm. Up to the age of 11 years 130. A painting or collage that has been made at home (not at school) 131. Decorated Paper Plate. Up to the age of 11 years 132. Protect our Oceans Poster (A4 max) 133. Pre School Painting 134. Painting. Under 8 years 135. Painting. 8 – 11 years 136. Picture in any other medium. Under 8 years 137. A Collage. Under 8 years 138. A Collage. 8 – 11 years 139. Picture in any other medium. 8 – 11 years 140. Coloured Picture. (Using any felt tips or coloured pencils). Up to 16

years 141. A Poem not to exceed 12 lines. “Grandparents” 142. A Lego Model, own design. Under 8 Years Old – Max Size 30cm x 30cm 143. A Lego Model, own design (please no kits). Age 8 to 16 years. – Max

Size 30cm x 30cm 144. An Edible Necklace. Up to 16 years 145. A Hand Knitted Item. Up to 16 years 146. A Mask Up to 16 years 147. Superhero scene in Shoebox. Up to 16 years 148. A drawing or plan of your dream birthday cake Up to 16 years 149. A Decorated Wooden Spoon. Up to 16 years 150. A length of bunting. Up to 16 years


151. Any Other Craft. Up to 16 years 152. A Patchwork Item. Up to 16 years 153. A Rosette. Up to 16 years 154. A Decorated Hat . Up to 16 years

The “CONNIE WATSON TROPHY” will be awarded to the exhibitor with most points in School Children Classes.

The “ARTHUR AGAR CUP” will be awarded to the winner of Class 121.

The “STONELEIGH CUP” will be awarded to the winner of Class 126.

The “FREER CUP” will be awarded to the most outstanding Painting Exhibit in Classes 133 – 135.

The “CHELSEA ROSE TROPHY” will be awarded to the best winner out of classes 124 & 125.

The “FRANCES QUANTRILL CUP” will be awarded to the most outstanding of Class 152.


FOOT SPORTS Entrance free

First Prize £1.00 Second Prize 60p Third Prize 40p Prize money for Foot Sports kindly donated by Mr David Liddell and Mr Ian

Watson

A. Girls Foot Race 11 – 15 years B. Boys Foot Race 11 – 15 years C. Girls Foot Race 8 – 10 years D. Boys Foot Race 8-10 years E. Girls Foot Race 5 – 7 years F. Boys Foot Race 5 – 7 years G. Toddler Race H. Girls Three Legged Race I. Boys Three Legged Race J. Girls Sack Race 11-15 years K. Boys Sack Race 11-15 years L. Girls Sack Race 8 – 10 years M. Boys Sack Race 8 – 10 years N. Infant Sack Race 5- 7 years O. Toddler Egg & Spoon Race P. Girls Egg & Spoon Race Q. Boys Egg & Spoon Race R. Adult Three Legged Race S. Wheelbarrow Race 8 – 10 years T. Wheelbarrow Race 11-15 years For children wanting to participate in Tug of War – Consent needs to

be given by your parent or legal guardian on the day at the Secretary’s office by 3.30pm.


VINTAGE ENGINES First Prize £3.00, Second Prize £2.00, Third Prize £1-00.

Entrance Fee £1.00. Rosettes for 1st, 2nd& 3rd Prize.

The ”GELL TROPHY” in memory of Mrs Gell will be awarded to the Cleanest Stationary Engine. To be held for one year.

CLASSIC & VINTAGE CARS First Prize £3.00, Second Prize £2.00, Third Prize £1.00.

Entrance Fee £1.00. Rosettes for 1st, 2nd& 3rd Prize in both Classic and Vintage

The “S MORGAN TROPHY” will be awarded to the winner of the Vintage Cars. To be held for one year.

The “DRIVING AMBITION TROPHY” will be awarded to the winner of the Classic Cars. To be held for one year.

CLASSIC & VINTAGE MOTORCYCLES First Prize £3.00, Second Prize £2.00, Third Prize £1.00.

Entrance Fee £1.00. Rosettes for 1st, 2nd& 3rd Prize in both Classic and Vintage.

The “R WATSON TROPHY” will be awarded to the winner of the Classic & Vintage Motorcycles. To be held for one year.

Prize money in these classes donated by Mrs A Cook, Mr G Thompson & Mr

A Williams Judges for these classes will be Rick Champion and Ryan Champion

PLEASE VISIT THE SECRETARY’S OFFICE TO REGISTER YOUR VEHICLE BY

10:30AM ALL EXHIBITORS OF CARS, MOTORCYCLES AND ENGINES ARE REQUIRED TO

HAVE APPROPRIATE INSURANCE COVER. PLEASE NOTE THAT CARS ON SHOW ARE UNABLE TO LEAVE UNTIL AFTER

4:30PM


TERRIER SHOW Entrance Fee £1.00 per entry

CLASS 1. Child Handler 2. Lakeland Dog 3. Lakeland Bitch 4. Jack Russell Rough Dog 5. Jack Russell Rough Bitch 6. Jack Russell Smooth Dog 7. Jack Russell Smooth Bitch 8. Under 12” Terrier Dog 9. Under 12” Terrier Bitch 10. Border Dog 11. Border Bitch 12. Black Fell Dog 13. Black Fell Bitch 14. Crossbred Dog 15. Crossbred Bitch 16. Bedlington Dog 17. Bedlington Bitch 18. Bedlington Puppy 19. Couples 20. Veterans Over 7 21. Puppies with Milk Teeth 22. Puppy (Rough or Smooth) Under 12 months 23. Champion Terrier Trophy for Best in Show plus £10.00 Reserve Best in Show plus £5.00

Trophies to be held for One Year. Rosettes for all Class Winners

Entries taken on Show field from 12 noon.


LURCHER CLASSES Prize Money: - Champion £25.00 Reserve £12.50. Best Pup £12.50

Reserve Pup £5.00. Entrance Fee £1.00 per entry.

CLASS - PUPPY UNDER 12 MONTHS. 1. Rough Dog / Bitch 2. Smooth Dog / Bitch CLASS – LURCHER OVER 12 MONTHS. Under 23 inch 3. Rough Dog 4. Rough Bitch 5. Smooth Dog 6. Smooth Bitch CLASS - LURCHER OVER 12 MONTHS. Over 23 inch 7. Rough Dog 8. Rough Bitch 9. Smooth Dog 10. Smooth Bitch 11. Bull Cross Dog 12. Bull Cross Bitch CLASS – MISC LURCHER CLASSES 13. Veteran Lurcher (7 years or over) 14. Best Pair of Lurchers. 15. Pure Breed

Champion Lurcher:- Classes 1, 2, 13, 14 & 15 are not eligible for Championship.

Classes may be amalgamated. Entries taken on Show field from 12 noon.


FERRETS First Prize £2.00, Second Prize £1.50, Third Prize £1.00

Entry Fee £1.00 per entry. 1. Hob Albino, Adult 2. Jill Albino, Adult 3. Hob Polecat, Adult 4. Jill Polecat, Adult 5. Hob A.O.C Adult 6. Jill A.O.C Adult 7. Hob Albino Kit 8. Jill Albino Kit 9. Hob Polecat Kit 10. Jill Polecat Kit 11. Hob any other colour Kit 12. Jill any other colour Kit

Classes of less than 3 Ferrets to be amalgamated. Rosettes in each

Class to 3rd place. Rosette and Trophy for Best in Show. Trophy to

be held for one year. Prizes kindly donated by Cleveland County

Store.

FERRET RACING

Rosettes for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place.

Entries for Terriers and Lurchers taken in the ring.

Judging starts 1pm prompt.

Entries taken on Show field from 12 noon.


CHILDREN’S FANCY DRESS

The” HARRY WILLIAMSON CUP” will be awarded to the winner of the

Fancy Dress.

First Prize £1.50, Second Prize £1.00, Third Prize 50p.

CROSS COUNTRY RACE

Under 11 years

Under 14 years

14 to 18 years

Open to Girls & Boys

ALL RUNNERS WILL BE AWARDED A MEDAL

Entrance Fee 50p.

The “LLOYD TROPHY” will be awarded to the winner of the under 11

year’s group.

The “CASTLETON SHOW CROSS COUNTRY TROPHY” will be awarded to

the winner of the under 14 year’s group.

The “MICHAEL DEE TROPHY” will be awarded to the winning boy 14

- 18 years.

The “CYNTHIA DEE TROPHY” will be awarded to the winning girl 14 -

18 years.

AFTERNOON TEA FOR TWO

AT THE OLD CHAPEL TEA ROOMS

PLUS THE “DOLFAIR CUP”

AWARDED FOR THE MOST POINTS IN THE SHOW


WINNERS OF 2018 TROPHIES BRITISH LEGION CUP John Cousans NATIONAL VEGETABLE SOCIETY MILLENNIUM PLATE Malcolm Grainger HEAVIEST ONION SHIELD Malcolm Grainger VERBEKEN CUP Audrey Muir DUNORLAN CUP John Humble GEORGE MEDD MEMORIAL ROSE BOWL Annie Watson BARRY KNAGGS MEMORIAL TROPHY Marie Wilson FRANCES COCKERILL CUP Marie Wilson ERNEST WATSON CUP Harvey Walby STONEHOUSE CUP Pam Shepherd DEIDRE MEDD MEMORIAL CUP N/A RON EDWARDS TROPHY Michael Bennett CHAIRMANS TROPHY Pam Shepherd THE STANLEY LYON TROPHY Tony Quantrill THE HOYLE CUP Jane Smithson G WILLIAMSON CUP Pearl Day MARY KNAGGS MEMORIAL TROPHY Livia Wright CASTLETON CUPCAKE CUP Dianne Wright DOWNE ARMS ROSE BOWL Marie Wilson EILEEN LAHR MEMORIAL CUP Dianne Wright PRIMA HAIR SALON TROPHY Dianne wright COMMONDALE CUP Alfie Barber MICHAEL STAINSBY MEMORIAL CUP Sophie Playle-Watson CONNIE WATSON TROPHY Olivia Peacock ARTHUR AGAR CUP Thomas Tindall STONELEIGH CUP Charlie Barber FREER CUP Brooke Heldt CHELSEA ROSE TROPHY Pearl Day FRANCES QUANTRILL CUP Livia Wright HARRY WILLIAMSON CUP Emily, Sophie and Katie DOLFAIR CUP Harvey Walby

**Please can all trophies be returned to the General Secretary by the 19th

August 2019**


AUCTION OF PROMISES

THE DOWNE ARMS

SUNDAY 15TH SEPTEMBER 2019

ALL PROCEEDS GO TO OVER 60’s

Any produce left behind on the day of the show will be donated to

this event, donations can also be left in the Secretary’s office.

AFTER SHOW PARTY

HELD ON BEHALF OF

CASTLETON CRICKET CLUB

BAR from 12 noon

THE GIN BAR is back again this year from 12 noon

BBQ from 4PM – 9PM

LIVE MUSIC from @ 7PM til late

TICKETS ARE AVAILABLE IN ADVANCE

£5 ADULTS

£2.50 UNDER 14

Andrew Watson

[email protected]

Tickets also available on the door



Afternoon Tea served in the Pavilion all day

Sandwiches, pork pies, sausage rolls, cakes, scones, snacks

and drinks.

DONATIONS OF CAKES/TRAY BAKES WOULD BE GREATLY

APPRECIATED FOR THE PAVILLION REFRESHMENTS IN AID OF

CASTLETON SHOW FUNDS

Please contact Lizzie Watson on 01287660342 or leave donations by

10:30am on show day

The show relies on the goodwill of all, if anyone has any donations

towards the tombola or raffle, please can you contact the General

Secretary.

DISABLED ACCESS & PARKING AVAILABLE

DOGS TO BE KEPT ON A LEAD AT ALL TIMES

IN THE INTEREST OF SAFETY STRICTLY NO VEHICLES

WILL BE ALLOWED ACCESS TO OR FROM THE

SHOWFIELD BETWEEN 10:30AM AND 4:30PM

EXCEPT FOR EMERGENCY VEHICLES


RULES FOR THE SHOW

1. The Society shall be called “The Castleton & Danby Floral & Horticultural Society”.

2. All articles for exhibition must be numbered for the class in which they are intended to compete, or

will not be judged, and must be delivered to the marquee between the hours of 8am and 10:30am on

the morning of the day of exhibition. All specimens must remain in the marquee until 4:30pm.

Numbers for exhibits will be provided by the Secretary on the morning of the show.

3. When the class consists of three entries or less an entry shall not be entitled to a prize unless deemed

worthy by the judge.

4. All specimens must be the bona fide growth of the exhibitor and must have been in his or her

possession one month previous to the date of the show.

5. Any exhibitor attempting to deceive the judges, or the committee will forfeit their claim to any prize.

6. All disputes shall be settled by the committee, whose decision shall be final, and subject to no appeal

at law.

7. The committee will not be responsible for any damage to any articles submitted for exhibition.

8. Exhibitors shall provide all articles necessary for the proper display of their exhibition.

9. All entries in all classes must reach the Secretary not later than the Monday prior to the show. Any

exhibit in the show not so entered will be disqualified.

10. All entrance money must be paid at the time of entry or entry will be refused.

11. All prize money will be paid between 4:30pm and 5:30pm on the show day.

12. All prize money not claimed within 14 days after the show will be forfeited to the society funds.

13. All accounts to be submitted to and passed by a meeting of the committee not later than two months

after the date of the show.

14. Should any entry contain more or less than the number specified it will be disqualified.

15. All objections should be made in writing to the secretary during the show accompanied by a fee of

25p, which will be returned if the objection is sustained, otherwise it will go to the society funds.

16. Participants in events held on the field or course must take due care and attention at all times and

have regard to their and others safety, and by participating acknowledge and accept the inherent risks

to safety involved.

17. Entries to the value of £3.00 or over will entitle exhibitors to one free admission ticket.

18. Handicraft and Photography entries must have been produced in the last two years.

19. All exhibitors of Cars, Motorcycles and Vintage Engines are required to have appropriate Insurance

cover.

20. Members of the public must take due care and attention at all times and have regard to their and

others safety and be aware that the venue can be muddy, uneven and slippery depending on the

weather conditions.

21. The committee do not accept any liability for any damage to, or theft of vehicles parked whilst at the

show.


Event Timetable

All times are subject to change.

12pm - Show Opens 12pm – 12:30pm Hartbeeps with Anna in Activity Corner

1pm - Marquee Opens 12:45pm – 1:15pm – Mrs Lillie’s Music Time in Activity Corner 1pm - Mini Football Tournament – Entries taken on the field

1:30pm - Show Run 1:30pm – 2 pm Castleton Youth Club in Activity Corner

1:45pm - Children’s Fancy Dress 2:30pm - Presentation for Runners

2:15pm – 2:45pm Esklets Preschool in Activity Corner 3:00pm - Junior Cross Country

3pm – 3:30pm Singing and Signing with Sophie in Activity Corner 3:30pm - Registration for Children’s Tug of War Closes

3:45pm - Children’s Sports 4:15pm - Tug of War

4:30pm - Collection of Prize Money 4:45pm - Presentation of Trophies

For Regular updates please look at our

Facebook page

@castletonshow


ATTRACTIONS

TOMBOLA & RAFFLE for Show Funds

CASTLETON SHOW RUN

CLASSIC & VINTAGE CARS & MOTORCYCLES

VINTAGE ENGINES

FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT (14 years &under)

ADULTS TUG OF WAR

CHILDREN’S TUG OF WAR (all children to be registered in the

Secretary’s Office by an adult by 3.30pm)

BIRDS OF PREY DISPLAY

TERRIER, LURCHER & FERRET SHOW

CHILDRENS FANCY DRESS

CHILDREN’S TREASURE HUNT available from Secretary’s Office

*NEW*– CHILDREN’S ACTIVITY CORNER

Activity Corner will run FREE sessions throughout the day

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