Saturday, 4th August 2018at Home Farm, Thimbleby, DL6 3PY

(by kind permission of Mr. & Mrs. A Shelley)

Entries close Tuesday 24th July 2018Entries can be handed in at

Osmotherley Methodist Chapel DL6 3AAon Tuesday 24th July, 2018, 7pm-9pm

Admission to Field:Adults £6, Concessions £5

Children under 12 years £3, Under 5’s FREE

FREE Car Park except Ringside £5

Vehicles parked at Owner’s Risk

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Schedule of the

110thOSMOTHERLEY SHOW

Show founded 1896

Presidents: Mr & Mrs G. Pearson

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Dog

Trials-Gun

Dog

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-Horticulture

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Cattle - Sheep - Horse & Pony Classes - Heavy

Childrens Classes - Agriculture - Handicrafts - Photography -

Kebir House Vetswill be in attendance all day

First Aid – Medics UK

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www.osmotherleyshow.co.ukEmail: secretary@osmotherleyshow.co.uk

Honorary Secretary: Susie PattisonFoxton Farm, Kirby Sigston

Northallerton, North Yorkshire DL6 3PL

Telephone (01609) 882388 Mobile 07843 227599

Tradestand Secretary: Mrs A Kitching6 Blackhorse Lane, Swainby

Northallerton, North Yorkshire, DL6 3EW

Telephone (01642) 700702

email tradestands@osmotherleyshow.co.uk

ENTRIES NIGHTTuesday, 24th July 2018, 7pm-9pm

Directions to Osmotherley Methodist Chapel - fromthe Cross, head up the passage behind bus stop.

Entry Forms - see pages 33-38 of Schedule

For directions to Showground please see page 39

Osmotherley & District Horticultural & Agricultural SocietyRULES AND REGULATIONS

1. The Society shall be called The Osmotherley & District Horticultural and Agricultural Society.

2. The object of the Society is to advance Horticulture and Agriculture for the benefit of thepublic and for this purpose to hold an Annual Show.

3. The affairs of the Society shall be regulated by the President, Chairman. Treasurer,Secretary and Committee, and a General Meeting shall be held before 31st December ofeach year (date to be fixed by the Secretary) for the election of officers and thepresentation of the balance sheet.

4. At all Meetings of the Committee, seven shall form a quorum.

5. The competition shall be open to those residing, or farming 20 acres or more of land in theParishes of Osmotherley, Thimbleby, Ellerbeck, Harlsey, East and West Rounton, Welbury,Ingleby Arncliffe, Swainby and Whorlton, Kirby Sigston and Winton, and the townships ofOver Silton, Nether Silton, Landmoth cum Catto, Kepwick, Arden, Snilesworth andHawnby except where shown as open.

6. Each member shall pay an annual subscription of at least £5.00 and be entitled to oneentrance ticket. Entry fees shall be stated at the head of the respective divisions.For Subscriptions of £10.00 and over two entrance tickets. SUBSCRIPTIONS MUST BEPAID ON OR BEFORE JULY 24th in the current year.

7. Publication of any information in this Schedule or Catalogue or results of any competitionshall be permitted at the discretion of the Honorary Secretary.

8. All exhibits must be the property of the exhibitor, and the cut flowers, fruits and vegetablesthe growth of his own garden (or land) in the district as defined in Rule 5. All entries to bemade on printed form, which form shall be embodied in the Schedule of Prizes and containthe following declaration:- “I hereby declare that all the above specimens to be exhibitedby me at The Osmotherley and District Horticultural and Agricultural Show for prizes aremy own property and have been grown by me on my land which I either own or tenant inthe area defined in Rule 5. Any person proved to have violated this, or any rule of theSociety, may be required to forfeit all prizes to which they would have otherwise beenentitled, as may be decided upon by the Committee.

9. Where there are not more than three entries in any class the 3rd prize may be withheld.

10. The appointment of Judges shall rest with the Committee.

11. The Secretary will deliver on application numbered tickets to be affixed to the articlesintended for competition.

12. The Committee may refuse entries without assigning any reason.

13. The gates of the Show Ground will open to receive subjects for competition up until10.30 am, at which hour the ground will be cleared of all persons except those who areactually engaged in the arrangements, and the Judges will proceed to examine the meritsof the subject exhibited. The decision of the Judges as regards merit will be final. TheJudges decision is to be recorded in the Judges Book and while Stewards will try torecord winners correctly on Prize Cards, the Judges Book will give the authority for payingout Prize Money.N. B. No exhibitor will be allowed to enter the tent after it has been closed for Judging.

14. The Committee do not hold themselves responsible for any Special Prize.

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15. Competitors must find their own flower stands, tray for fruits, etc., but are requested not tosend valuable plates, dishes, etc.

16. All vegetables and roots may be shown washed, but not dressed, except where otherwisestated, and where the number of articles is mentioned it must not be exceeded. In trays offruit. vegetables, etc., the number of each variety must be the same as in the other classes,except where otherwise specified.

17. After the Exhibits are once staged, no one will be allowed to touch, move. or interfere in anyway with the exhibits, number cards, or prize cards, without special permission from theStewards or Secretaries. Owing to trouble which this practice has caused in the past. thisrule will be strictly enforced.

18. The Judges will be at liberty to taste all fruits or honey, to cut bread, vegetables or breakeggs. etc., etc. They will have directions not to make any awards in any case where articlesdo not appear worthy of a prize. Plants or exhibits may be sent to the Show for exhibition,but not for competition, and in cases of exceptional merit may be recommended to theCommittee for a prize.

19. The Committee shall have full power and authority to delegate any disinterested person orany member or members to inspect the produce of any exhibitor prior to the Show at whichsuch produce is intended to be exhibited. Exhibitors refusing such inspection will bedisqualified for competing for any prize.

20. At 4.00 pm the exhibition will close, and the tents will be cleared of all persons exceptmembers of the Committee. No exhibit may be removed previous to 4.00 pm without theconsent of the Secretary.

21. The Committee will take every care of the articles exhibited, but they do not hold themselvesresponsible for loss or damage.

22. Any objections to articles shown must be lodged with the Secretary within 30 minutes ofthe completion of Judging. All disputes will be referred to the Committee whose decisionshall be final. £5 must be deposited with each objection, which will be returned if theobjection is sustained. An objection may be made by any person who has grounds fordoing so.

23. The prize money will be paid on the Show Field in the Secretary s Tent from 4 pm.ALL MONEY TO BE CLAIMED BEFORE 31st AUGUST IN THE CURRENT YEAR, ONFORMS PROVIDED. AUTHORITY WILL BE THE JUDGES BOOK. PRIZE CARDS MUSTNOT BE REMOVED FROM THE EXHIBITS UNTIL 4.00 pm.

SPECIAL NOTICEIn order to prevent exhibits from being stolen during the time the tents are being cleared, thecommittee invite the co-operation of exhibitors in carrying out the following:

1. At 4.00 pm all persons, other than members of the committee, will be required to leave thetents.

2. Exhibitors who have been provided with a Clearance Ticket, will be re admitted to the tentsonly on presenting this ticket.

3. For Ridden Classes, a British Standard Riding Hat/Skull Cap that meets current SafetyStandards must be worn.

All livestock must remain in the showground until 3.30 pm. Prize money may be forfeited by anyExhibitors not parading (if required) or leaving before the time stated above.

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OSMOTHERLEY SHOWTIMETABLE 2018

RING 1- MAIN RING10 am RoR/ Veteran/ BSHA Riding Horse/Irish Draught & Hunter1.30pm Heavy Horses2.30pm Grand Parade including Young Handler Parade3.00pm Hurworth Hunt Hound Parade3.30pm Vintage Tractors3.45pm Fancy Dress4.00pm Childrens Races4.30pm Gymkhana

RING 210am Inhand M&M/M&M Ridden1.30pm Fun Classes/Show Hunter & Ridden Pony

RING 310am Coloured (CHAPS) Classes1.30pm Clear Round followed by Show Jumping

RING 410.00am Working Hunter Clear Round followed by Working Hunter Classes

SHEEP DOG TRIALS10.30 am onwards

CATTLE10am onwards Dairy Bred Calf Classes followed by Native/Commercial/Pedigree

Continental Cattle & Young Handlers

SHEEP11am onwards

GUN DOG SCURRY12.30 pm onwards

DOG SHOW1.30pm onwards (entries 1pm)

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JUDGES 2018

Flowers Mr K Vincent, Newton Aycliffe, Co Durham

Fruit & Vegetables Mr R Orme, Redcar

Produce & Flower) Mrs D Best, Tholthorpe, York

Arrangements) Mrs P Kendall, Alne, York

Handicrafts Mrs M Chapman, Scruton, Northallerton

Children's Classes Mrs M A Cowen, Ingleby Arncliffe, Northallerton

Children's Classes Mrs C Phillips, Northallerton,

Children's Classes Mrs R Bellas, Thornton-le-Street, Thirsk

Metal & Woodwork/ ) Mr & Mrs P Johnston, Fourstones, Hexham

Photos & Computer )

Paintings Mrs P McLaughlin, Ingleby Arncliffe, Northallerton

Agriculture Mr T Ault, Dishforth, Thirsk

Native/Pedigree Cont )

& Commercial Cattle ) Mr J Wainwright, Beverley, East Yorkshire

Dairy Bred Calves t.b.c

Mule/Masham/ )

Swale & Native Sheep ) Mr D Easton, Bilsdale, York

Cont/Commercial Cross )

& Hamps Down ) Mr R Johnson, Danby Wiske, Northallerton

Agricultural & )

Coloured Horses ) Mrs N Pargeter, Morton-on-Swale, Northallerton

RoR Classes Mr A Forster, Winsford, Cheshire

ID Confirmation and Veteran Mrs N Grubb, Pickhill, Thirsk

ID Ride & Ridden Hunter Ms J Collins, Hotham, York

BSHA Grassroots Riding Horse/

Show Hunter & Ridden Ponies Ms M Traves, Escrick, York

Mountain & Moorland Mr S Howard, Bilton In Ainsty, York

Working Hunter Classes Mrs C Mccullagh, Great Smeaton, Northallerton

Gymkhana Mr J Barr, Seamer, Stokesley

Companion Dog Show Mrs G Griffiths, Brotton, Saltburn-by-the-Sea

Sheep Dog Trials Mr A Hunter, Redmire, North Yorkshire6

SCHEDULE OF PRIZESExhibitors removing exhibits before 4pm, without the consent of theSecretary, are liable to forfeit all prize money, as per rules 8 and 14.ENTRY FEE 50p per entry (except where otherwise stated).

In Divisions A, B & C prizes will be: 1st 2 2nd 1.50 3rd £1 (except where otherwise stated).

DIVISON A – FLOWERS (Open)JUDGE: Mr K Vincent

Classes 3 & 4 to be judged by Flower arrangement judgeRestricted to two entries per exhibitor

The Robert Radcliffe Trophy (to be held for one year) and special prize of £10 to the ex-hibitor with the most points, kindly presented by Mrs Radcliffe and £5 to the runner up.

1st 3pts 2nd 2pts 3rd 1pt

1 1 stem Gladioli2 1 Clematis Flower3 Gentleman’s Buttonhole of flowers & foliage, grown in open4 A Lady’s buttonhole (presentation) of fresh flowers & foliage5 1 small vase of Dianthus6 1 Hydrangea stem7 Best mixed collection of sweet peas, not more than 12 spikes, own foliage8 Best mixed collection of sweet peas, not more than 50 spikes, own foliage9 3 Antirrhinums10 3 Phlox11 Cacti any variety12 Geranium any variety13 Fuchsia non standard14 Any flowering pot plant not scheduled15 Any foliage pot plant not scheduled16 3 Begonia flower heads17 Hanging plant in bloom18 Hanging basket of flowers in bloom, grown in basket19 3 pansies20 One vase of 3 roses21 A single rose22 A vase of 3 sprays of floribunda Roses any variety23 3 stems Patio roses24 1 Large Dahlia, grown outside25 2 medium Dahlias, grown outside26 3 small Dahlias, grown outside27 3 Pom Pom Dahlias. grown outside28 Vase of Marguerites29 3 Hollyhocks, one flower each30 Vase of 6 cut flowers, distinct, one spray of each or one flower of each31 3 Hosta Leaves32 3 French Marigolds33 3 African Marigolds34 A Vase not exceeding 4” top of calendulas35 Pot suitable for patio of flowering plants36 Pot suitable for patio of evergreen plants

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FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS (Open)(Rule 8 does not apply)

Space allowed 61cms (24”) wide x 76cms (30”) high unless otherwise stated

JUDGES: Mrs D Best & Mrs P Kendall

Prizes: 1st £5 2nd £3 3rd £2 Entry Fee 50p

A Special prize voucher given by Whitegates Nursery, West Rounton

to the best exhibitor in Floral Art for Best in Show

40 Mellow Yellow– may use accessories-for exhibitors who have not previously

won a first prize

41 Pleasurable Pursuits - may use accessories

42 Green Arrangement – foliage only, may use accessories

DIVISON B – FRUITS (Open)JUDGE: Mr R. Orme

Restricted Two entries per Exhibitor

The K.F & S.M Pearson Trophy (to be held for one year) to be awarded for gaining most

points in Division B – Fruit Classes 1st- 3pts 2nd -2 pts 3rd – 1pt

48 Dish of 8 Gooseberries, largest

49 Dish of 8 Gooseberries, flavour

50 Dish of 8 Raspberries

51 Dish of 8 Blackberries (Brambles)

52 Dish of Red or White Currants on strap

53 Dish of Blackcurrants

54 3 Dessert Apples

55 3 Cooking Apples

56 3 Pears

57 3 Plums any variety

58 3 Sticks Rhubarb

59 8 Tay Berries

60 Tray of 4 Distinct type of Fruit (Rhubarb, Tomatoes, Marrows & Cucumbers may

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DIVISON C – VEGETABLES (Open)JUDGE: Mr R. Orme

Restricted to two entries per Exhibitor. (Please note Rule 18)The John Smith Trophy (to be held for one year) and a special Prize of £7 presented to

the exhibitor with most points in Division C & £3 for the runner up.1st- 3pts 2nd -2 pts 3rd – 1pt

61 3 onions from seed, as grown62 3 large Exhibition Onions, dressed63 3 Onions grown from sets, undressed64 3 Onions under 250gms (1/2lb), dressed65 3 Red Onions, as grown66 6 Shallots, dressed67 4 Salad Potatoes68 4 Coloured Potatoes69 4 White Potatoes70 6 Pods or Peas71 6 Pods of Runner Beans72 6 Pods of Broad Beans73 1 Cob of Sweetcorn74 6 Pods of Sugar Peas75 2 Trench Leaks76 3 Short Carrots77 3 Long Carrots78 2 Garden Swedes79 1 Vegetable Marrow80 1 Cauliflower, dressed81 1 Green Cabbage82 1 Red Cabbage83 4 Bunches of fresh herbs distinct84 2 Round Beetroot85 2 Peppers, any variety86 1 Cucumber87 2 Courgettes88 4 Tomatoes with 1.25cms (1/2”) stalks89 Best Truss of Tomatoes90 1 Small dish of Cherry Tomatoes91 1 Head Lettuce92 Tray of 4 distinctive type of Vegetables, dressed, one of each

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DIVISION D – CHILDRENS CLASSES (Open)No Paintings to be mounted

JUDGES: Mrs C. Phillips, Mrs R Bellas & Mrs M.A Cowen

Prizes 1st £1.50 2nd £1 3rd 50p ENTRY FEE 25p per entry

Open to school children under 16yrs on the date of the Show. Age only to be shown on Class

cards. The flowers/fruit must be collected and arranged solely by the child exhibiting, and

work must be his/her own effort. Arrangements, variety and quality will be considered.

Please show age on all exhibits. Where possible class tickets to be firmly attached.

The Jackson Walker Challenge Cup to be held for one year will be presented to the

Exhibitor with the most points in classes 102-119 inclusive. 1st 3 pts 2nd 2 pts 3rd 1pts

Classes Kindly Sponsored by Mrs S Kirk.

102 A Decorated T-shirt

103 A Poster promoting ‘Take your litter home’

104 4 Butterfly Buns

105 4 Biscuits

106 A Finger Puppet

107 Article made from “LEGO” or similar 11 years and under. No Kit form to be used.

Not to exceed 30cms x30cms

108 4 Brownies

109 An item made form papier-mache

110 A face mask any medium

111 Hand-painted Picture

112 Small Animal made from Vegetables

113 Display of Fruit, tray not exceeding 30cms x 30cms square outside

114 1 Vase of Grasses of mixed varieties

115 Bowl of Floating Flower Heads. Bowl not to exceed 20cms at widest part. The flower

heads to be arranged by the children at the table provided. Originality of arrangement

will be considered.

116 Miniature garden on plate/dish/tray not exceeding 30cms x 40 cms square outside

measurement i.e. seed tray. Prizes Kindly presented by Mrs J Lowther

117 Colour Photograph of Grandma or Grandpa10

118 Handwriting for 7 years and under, this verse to be printed

Windy Nights

Rumbling in the chimneys, rattling at the doors

Round the roofs and round the roads the rude wind roars;

Raging through the darkness, raving through the trees

Racing off again across the grey seas.

119 Joined Handwriting for 8 years and over.

Sevens

Seven Sisters in patchwork cloaks

Sat in the shadow of the Seven Oaks

Stringing acorns on silken strings

Awaiting the coming of Seven Kings

Seven years they endured their trials

And then they consulted their seven Dials

‘O it’s time, it’s time, it’s time ,’ they said

‘It’s very high time that we were wed!’

CLASSES 120-128 – UNDER 12 YEARS ON SHOW DAY (Open)No paintings to be mounted

PRIZES 1ST £1.50 2ND £1 3RD 50P ENTRY FEE 25p per entry

The R.Daniel Cup to be held for one year will be presented to the Exhibitor

with most points in classes 120-128

1st – 3pts 2nd – 2pts 3rd-1pt. Please Show age on exhibits

120 Colour Photograph of a Pet

121 A Coloured Picture, any size for children under 8 years

122 A Coloured Picture, any size for children 8 years and over

123 Loom Band Bracelet

124 Collage of pressed leaves and garden flowers

125 Pencil drawing of a flower

126 A short story, maximum size A4 (handwritten or computer typed)

127 A model of recyclable materials, age will be taken into consideration.

128 A model made from soft pliable material (example play doh)11

SPECIAL CLASSES FOR ARTICLES MADE BY CHILDREN WHILST IN SCHOOL

No paintings to be mounted

Prizes 1st £1 2nd 50p 3rd 30p

No entry fee payable form. One entry/class/child

PLEASE SHOWAGE ON ALL EXHIBITS

OSMOTHERLEY SCHOOL

130 A Painting or Collage, size A3, Reception and Years 1 & 2

131 1 item of Handwriting, Reception and Years 1 & 2

132 A Painting or Collage, size A3, Years 3 & 4

133 1 Item of Handwriting, Years 3 & 4

134 A Painting or Collage, Years 5 & 6

135 1 Item of Handwriting, Years 5 & 6

SPECIAL CLASSES FOR PRE-SCHOOL CHILDREN

142 A Picture (not mounted) to be worked at Osmotherley Pre-School

143 A Picture (not mounted) to be worked at Goulton Grange Day Nursey

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DIVISION E – PRODUCE (Open)Judges:

Produce Mrs D Best & Mrs P KendallHandicrafts Mrs M ChapmanArtwork Mrs P McLaughlinPhotography/Metal Mr & Mrs Johnston& Woodwork/ Computer

Exhibitors please note Entries in classes 145-192 restricted to 2 entries per personPRIZES 1ST £2 2ND £1.50 3RD £1 Entry Fee 50p

The ‘Abbott’ Trophy to be held for one year, kindly presented by Mr & Mrs P Abbott for BestPhotograph in Show- open to all photograph classes.

PHOTOGRAPHS not to exceed 7” x 5” mounted or unmountedThe J Hart Trophy to be held for one year , kindly presented by Mrs. A Hart for

Best Fruit scones (class 154)

WOMEN’S INSTITUTE MEMBERS – PLEASE INDICATE ON ENTRY FORM IF YOU ARE AMEMBER OF AWI BRANCH. Any member placed in a class will be awarded thefollowing points: 1st 3 pts 2nd 2 pts 3rd 1pt. THE A.R WARD PERPETUAL

CHALLENGE BOWL will be awarded to the Institute Member gaining most pointsin classes 145 – 192. (Class 195 – WI Display)

145 6 Bantam Eggs146 6 Fresh Eggs147 Best White Loaf148 Best 1lb Brown/Wholemeal Loaf149 4 Queen Buns150 Tea Bread/Brack

Recipe:200g(8oz) sultanas 100g(4oz) raisins100g(4oz) currants 150g(6oz) Demerara sugar125ml(1/4pt) hot tea 200g(8oz) self-raising flour1 eggMix together fruits, sugar and tea, cover and leave overnightAdd beaten egg and then flour, stir well.Place mixture into greased and lined 1kg(2lb) loaf tin. Bake for approx1 ½ hrs at

160oC/325oF/gas mark 3151 Small Fruit Cake

1st £5 2nd £3 3rd £2152 Coffee cake, plain153 4 shortbread Biscuits using a cutter154 4 fruit scones155 Victoria Sandwich cake (Jam only & caster sugar top)156 Lemon Drizzle Cake157 Chocolate Cake with filling, not iced

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158 A Ginger LoafRecipe:225g (8oz) plain flour1 tsp bicarbonate of soda½ tbsp. ground ginger225g (8oz) golden syrup100g (4oz) margarine100g (4oz) light brown sugar2 eggs¼ pint (150ml) milkSift flour, bicarb of soda and ginger togetherMelt syrup, margarine and sugarGradually beat in milk and allow to coolAdd beaten eggs and mix wellStir in flour mixture and pour into greased tinBake for approx.. 1 ¼ hours at 150oC, 300oF, gas mark 2.

159 4 pieces flap jack (approx. 2” x 3” each)160 4 pieces of Millionaire shortbread161 4 pieces of a Tray bake (uncooked)162 4 Butterfly buns163 MEN & BOYS ONLY: cake of own choice not exceeding 7”, not decorated164 4 sasuage rolls165 Jar of raspberry Jam166 Jar of any other Jam167 Jar of lemon Curd168 Jar of Marmalade169 Jar of Chutney170 Jar of Home-made jelly171 A Home-made soft drink, screw top clear bottle172 An article of Metalwork173 An article of Woodwork174 An Article of Crochet175 Hand knitted article176 A Bag, any medium177 An item of patchwork178 A Farming photograph179 A weather photo180 A wild flower photo181 A Colour photograph of a local view- rule 5 applies – within show area182 A Humorous colour animal photograph183 Photograph – ‘My favourite British View’, state where taken184 A photograph of a Night Sky185 A monochrome animal or bird photograph186 A Photograph of a Winter Scene

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187 Any handicraft not scheduled188 An Invitation card, any medium not to exceed 25cms x 20 cms (10” x 8”)189 A Decorated Twiddle Muff190 A Picture (any medium and size)191 A Homemade Scarf, any medium192 An article of cross-stich

W.I. STEWARDS – SHOW DAY1am-2pm Kirby Sigston2pm-3pm Swainby & Potto3pm-4pm Ingleby Arncliffe

195 WOMENS INSTITUTE’S DISPLAYEntry fee for class 195: £1 Prizes: 1st £15 2nd £10 3rd £5A Challenge Cup & Rosette will be awarded to the Institute gaining most points for a collectionand staging of 5 articles made by W.I members on a theme “The Yorkshire Coast”.Accessories will be allowed. Points will be awarded for each article and for the staging whichwill count as the 6th item. DISPLAY NOT TO EXCEED 2ft6” x 5ft. The articles will be at the dis-cretion of the Exhibitor except that the display must contain. 1 flower arrangement in container,2 Produce & 2 Handicraft exhibits.

202 Scarecrow: Exhibit any materials to be judged by the Presidents and may bedisplayed outside. A trophy to be held for one year to be awarded to the BestScarecrow, kindly donated by Mr & Mrs J Shepherd. Entry Fee £1 Prizes 1st £5 2nd £3 3rd £2

JUNIOR CLASSES – OPENUnder 18 year olds on show day

Age to be taken into consideration, please put age on entry cardsA Cup to be held for one year will be presented to the Exhibitor

with most points in classes 205-215.Prizes 1st £2 2nd £1.50 3rd £1. 1st 3pts 2nd 2pts 3rd 1pt Entry fee 25p

204 Flower Arrangement In a Wellie – accessories allowed205 3 Current buns206 1 Decorated Cup Cake207 3 pieces Tray Bake208 3 Cheese scones209 3 Choc Chip Cookies210 My favourite cake211 A decorated Shoe212 A mobile phone cover, any medium213 Bookmark, any medium214 A Holiday photograph (not exceeding 7” x 5” mounted or unmounted)215 A “Selfie” photograph (not exceeding 7” x 5” mounted or unmounted)216 An Original Painted Picture, any medium

The Susan Ingleby perpetual Challenge Trophy for painting to be held for oneyear in memory of Lady Ingleby.

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DIVISION G – AGRICULTURE (Open)JUDGE: Mr T. Ault

Prizes 1st £2 2nd £1.50 3rd £ 1 Entry Fee 50p240 12 Heads of Wheat241 12 Heads of Two Row Barley242 12 Heads of Spring Barley243 12 Heads of Short Oats244 12 Heads of 6 Row Barley245 Sample of barley from this year’s crop246 6 stems beans247 4 Swede Turnips, as grown248 Sample of meadow hay249 Sample of seed hay250 A Timber Disc

The Tom Atkinson Memorial Trophy for the Exhibitor with most points

in Classes 240 - 250 to be held for one year

VINTAGE TRACTORSFree Entry- Rosettes to be awarded

251 Best Tractor or Tractor & Implement

DIVISION H - HEAVY HORSES (Open) at 1.30pm in Ring 1JUDGE: Mrs. N. Pargeter

Prizes: 1st £20 2nd £15 3rd £10 Entry Fee: £5

The Joshua Tetley Cup to be held for one year for the Best Horse in the Show

Thomas E. Nunn Memorial Trophy to winner of Class 305 to be held for one year.

The Champion will receive a Champion Rosette & £20 and Reserve Champion £10

Kindly donated by Mrs. A. Gill

CLASS

301 Agricultural Brood Mare, 3 years & upwards with Foal at Foot

Prizes kindly presented by Mrs A. Gill

302 Agricultural Foal, Filly or Colt

Prizes kindly presented by Mr F. Grieves

303 Agricultural Yearling Colt, Gelding or Filly

304 Agricultural Gelding or Filly 2 yrs old

Prizes kindly presented by Mr. O. Nunn

305 Agricultural Gelding or Mare 3 years and upwards

306 Pair of Agricultural Horses

Presentation of Trophies in Ring after completion of judging.

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DIVISION I - SHEEP (Open) at 12 noonAll sheep to be penned by 10am

LIVESTOCK REFRESHEMENTS PROVIDED FOR ALL LIVESTOCK EXHIBITORSALL LIVSTOCK TRANSPORT TO BE MOVED FROM SHOW FIELD AS DIRECTED BY

THE STEWARDS

ENTRIES FROM MAEDNI VISNA ACCREDITED SHEEP FLOCKS WILL BE ACCEPTED.SEPARATE LOADING/UNLOADING FACILITIES AND ACCOMODATION

WILL BE AVAILABLE.OSMOTHERLEY SHOW CPH – 48/542/8000

Judges: Mr D Easton & Mr R JohnsonBest Pet Lamb Handler to be judged by the Presidents

Prizes 1st £10 2nd £6 3rd £4 Entry Fee £2

INTERBREED CHAMPIONSHIPSChampionship & Reserve Champion Rosettes to be awarded in each Breed Section.

Please Note:- If a pair is awarded a ChampIonship rosette in their breed section, only one ofthat pair will go forward to represent their breed in the Interbreed Championship judging

SUPREME CHAMPION£50 Cash kindly donated by I’Anson Bros Ltd

The Raper Cup to be held for one year to be awarded to the Supreme ChampionSheep to be judged out of all the Breed Champions – to be judged by all judges

RESERVE SUPREME CHAMPION£25 Voucher kindly donated by BATA, Amotherby, Malton

341 Pet lamb Handler, for children up to 12yrs on Show DayLambs not to be shown in any other class and will be asked to parade

MASHAMThe Mick Chilton Trophy kindly donated by his daughters Anne & Jean,

to be held for one year to the Champion Masham Sheep

342 2 Masham Gimmer Lambs343 2 Masham Shearlings or Ewes to have reared lambs in current year

MULE344 2 Mule Ewes to have reared lambs in the current year345 2 Mule Shearlings346 2 Mule Gimmer LambsThe Alan Walker Trophy kindly donated by Mrs R Walker and family, to be held for one year forthe Best Pen of Mule Gimmer Lambs347 2 Mule Wether Lambs

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BUTCHERS LAMBS348 2 Native Lambs349 2 Continental LambsA Cup to be held for one year presented in memory of Mr David Stockdale for the Best Pair ofButchers Lambs

SWALEDALEThe Billera Trophy Kindly donated b y D.J Hanson to be held for one year to the ChampionSwaledale Sheep. The Sir Richard Barwick Tankards kindly donated by the Late Lady Barwick,to be held for one year to the Exhibitor with most points in the Swaledale Classes. Points:1st -3pts, 2nd – 2pts, 3rd – 1pt

350 A Swaledale Gimmer Lamb bred by the Exhibitor suitable for breeding351 A Swaledale Shearling bred by the Exhibitor352 A Swaledale Ewe to have reared lambs in the current year353 A Swaledale Ram Lamb354 A Swaledale, Ram Shearling or Aged

COMMERCIAL CROSSChampion Commercial Cross Sheep to be awarded a LaZer tags Voucher kindly Sponsoredby Green Farm Supplies Ltd355 Pair of Commercial Cross Gimmer Lambs356 Pair of Commercial Cross Shearlings357 Any Commercial Cross Ewe, to have reared lambs in current year358 Any Commercial Cross Ram, Any Age

CONTINENTAL359 A Continental Gimmer Lamb suitable for breeding360 A Continental Shearling361 A Continental Ewe pure bred to have reared lambs in the current year362 A Continental Ram Lamb363 A Continental Ram, Shearling or AgedA Trophy kindly donated by Mrs. T.B Llewellyn to the Best Continental Ram, to be held for one year.

HAMPSHIRE DOWN364 A Hampshire Down Gimmer Lamb365 A Hampshire Down Shearling or Ewe to have reared lambs in current year.366 A Hampshire Down Ram Lamb367 A Hampshire Down Ram, Shearling or Aged

ANY OTHER NATIVE BREEDSpecial Prize for highest placed Blue-faced Leicester Male and Female kindly Sponsored by Cargill (Provimi)368 Any Other Native Breed Gimmer Lamb369 Any Other Native Breed Shearling370 Any Other Native Breed Ewe371 Any Other Native Breed Ram Lamb372 Any Other Native Breed Ram, Shearling or aged

PRESENTATION OF TROPHIES ON COMPLETION OF SHEEP JUDGING

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DIVISION J – CATTLE CLASSES (Open) AT 10AM

LIVESTOCK REFRESHEMENTS PROVIDED FOR ALL LIVESTOCK EXHIBITORSALL LIVSTOCK TRANSPORT TO BE MOVED FROM SHOW FIELD

AS DIRECTED BY THE STEWARDS

ALL ANIMALS MUST REMAIN IN SHOW GROUND UNTIL 3.30PMNO STRAW WILL BE PROVIDED, WILL EXHIBITORS REMOVE ANY

BEDDING BEFORE LEAVING.

DAIRY BRED CALF CLASSES AT 10AM1st £8, 2nd £6, 3rd £4 Entry Fee £2

Judge – T.B.CChampion Young Handler to be awarded £50 and Champion Calf to be awarded £50

Both kindly sponsored by Mr P Miles, Littlebridge Holsteins, Ellerbeck

375 Young Handler Class (may be split if sufficient entries)376 Calf born on or after 1st January 2018377 Calf born between 1st October and 31st December 2017378 Calf born between 1st July and 30th September 2017379 Calf born between 1st April and 30th June 2017

The Thomas & Alan Almond Memorial Trophy awarded for Best Jersey Exhibitor ,to be held for one year

The Dyson Trophy awarded to the Best Champion Calf, to be held for one year

NATIVE BREED CATTLE (Judging follows Calf Classes)PRIZES 1ST £20 2ND £15 3RD £10 ENTRY FEE £5

Judge- Mr. J WainwrightChampion will be awarded the Colin Walker Memorial Cup, kindly donated by the Walker Family.

Plus £50 kindly donated by Northallerton Auctions Ltd.

381 Native Breed Heifer born in 2017382 Native Breed Heifer born in 2016383 Native Breed Cow in Calf, or with Calf at Foot384 Native Breed Bull, Any Age

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INTERBREED CHAMPIONSHIPThe Overall Winner will be Awarded A Trophy to be held for one year and

£50 kindly donated by STOKESLEY BUTCHERSChampion & Reserve from Native/Commercial & Pedigree Continental Cattle to Qualify

COMMERCIAL CATTLE (judging follows Native)PRIZES 1ST £20 2ND £15 3RD £10 ENTRY FEE £5

Judge- Mr. J WainwrightChampion will hold for one year the Bayley Worthington Cup.Plus £50 kindly donated by W.E Jameson & Sons, Masham

Reserve Champion will hold for one year The Tom Kirkbride Memorial Shield.Special Rosette for the Best Local Animal (See rule 5)

385 Best Belgian Blue Bullock386 Best Limousin Bullock387 Best Bullock, Any Other Breed388 Best Belgian Blue Heifer389 Best Limousin Heifer390 Best Heifer, Any Other Breed391 Calf, any breed, either sex, born on or after 1st October in the previous year.392 Best Pair of Beef Animals

PEDIGREE CONTINENTAL CATTLE (Judging follows Commercial)PRIZES 1ST £20 2ND £15 3RD £10 ENTRY FEE £5

Judge – Mr. J WainwrightChampion Pedigree Continental will be awarded £50 kindly donated by

Sam Turner & Sons Ltd, Northallerton.

393 Pedigree Cont Bull394 Pedigree Cont Heifer, born in 2017395 Pedigree Cont Heifer, born in 2016396 Pedigree Cont Cow In calf, or with Calf at foot

YOUNG HANDLERSPrizes 1st £10, 2nd £5, 3rd £3 Entry Fee £1 Entries also taken on Show Day

The Best Young Handler will be awarded the Matt Peacock CupRosette to Best YFC Member

397 Best Young Handler, handler must be 26 years and under(Class will be split if sufficient entries, children under 13yrs to be accompanied by an adult)

PRESENTATION OF TROPHIES & GRAND PARADE OF PRIZE WINNERS AT APPROX.2.30pm in RING 1

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BEST ANIMAL(Heavy Horse/Cattle/Sheep)

To be Judged and Presented with a Sash in the Grand Parade by The Presidentsafter Grand Parade

DIVISON K – OPEN CLASSES FOR HORSES, PONIES ETCRING 1 AT 10 AM

JUDGESROR – Mr A Forster

Veteran/ID Conformation – Mrs N GrubbBSHA Grassroots Riding Horse – Mrs M TravesRidden Hunter & Id Ride Judge – Ms J Collins

ENTRY FEE £7 or £3 extra on dayPrizes (Class 401) - Rosette 1st -6th and Vouchers 1-4th :1st £50 plus voucher for jacket, 2nd 25, 3rd £20, 4th £10.

401 ROR JOCKEY CLUB NOVICE SHOW SERIES QUALIFIER 2018Thoroughbred mare or gelding, 4years old or over, any height. Rider must be 15 years or overon 1st January. Horses should be ridden in a snaffle, pelham or simple double bridle. Horsesshould be plaited.To take part in this class, horses must NOT have won an open class (inc SEIB/HOYS, BSHA,SHB(GB) RoR Tattersalls Show Series Qualifier, TARRA Ridden, RoR AMATEUR Ridden ShowSeries Qualifier or any other open class except RoR TBA Challenge Show Series classes.Unaffiliated Show wins are not taken into account.HorsesWILL be ridden by the judge. Horses will be stripped for conformation.Horses may remain in Novice classes from January 1st to 31st December 2018. They arede-noviced when they win an open class but are still eligible to compete at the RoRNational Show that August.The first three go forward to the Final at the RoR Championships, Aintree in August 2018or 2019 for shows after 1st August 2018. All entries MUST be registered with the RoR andhave RACED in GB. The class will be run under the rules of RoR. All those entering horsesand/or participating in the show agree to be bound by the Retraining of Racehorses Rules andRegulations from time to time in force. Please be aware that the show will split the class on thehorse’s last run in a race (NH or Flat) should the entries exceed 20. Please mark your entry formaccordingly. Competitors must wear a safety/kite mark hard hat with a chinstrap.Racing injuries and blemishes are NOT ignored in this series.Prizes (Class 402) : Rosettes 1st - 6th and Vouchers 1st to 4th place. Veteran prize (15+) - £25voucher to be redeemed from RoR office and qualification for the Veteran Final at the RoRChampionships at Aintree.1st £60 plus voucher for jacket, 2nd £40, 3rd £20, 4th £10.402 THE ROR TATTERSALLS THOROUGHBRED RIDDEN SHOW SERIES QUALIFIER 2019Thoroughbred mare or gelding, 4years old or over, any height. Riders must be 15 years or over.Horses should be ridden in a snaffle, pelham or simple double bridle. Horses should be plaited.The first TWO go forward to the championship in 2019. All entriesMUST be registered withthe RoR and include their registration number on entry form and have RACED in GB. All thoseentering horses and/or participating in the show agree to be bound by the Retraining ofRacehorses Rules and Regulations from time to time in force’There will be a prize for the highest places horse that is ridden by an Amateur.Please be aware that the show will split the class on the horse’s last run in a race (NH or Flat)or will provide 2 ride judges should the entries exceed 20. Please mark your entry formaccordingly. Competitors must wear a safety/kite mark hard hat with a chinstrap.Racing injuries and blemishes will NOT be ignored in this series403 RIDDEN VETERAN – 15 Years And Over, Any Height, Any Size

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404 BSHA GRASSROOTS RIDING HORSE –The two highest placed Riding Horsesqualify for the BSHA Grass Roots Championship, to be held at The BSHA NationalChampionship Show on Saturday 8th September 2018 at Addington Manor.Rules for Grass Roots Training Classes:Owners, Riders and Horses, are NOT required to be Members of the British Show HorseAssociation in-order to compete in the BSHA Grass Roots Training classes or GrassRoots Training Championship.1. These classes are specifically aimed at those Horses and Riders who are not regularlyqualifying for the major Championship Shows and wish to improve.2. Riders must not have competed at The Horse of the Year Show within the last 5 years.3. Open to Horse & Rider combination not to have won a total of £200 in Showing Classes.4. Open to Horses which are stabled at home or in a DIY or non-show yard.5. Horses to be ridden by an Amateur (please see BSHA Rule Book 2018) this does not excludereceiving lessons from a Professional showing person.6. No Professional producers are allowed into the Ring to groom/strip the Horse.7. Failure to abide by the Rules may result in ineligibility to compete at the BSHA NationalChampionship Show in any class.The class will enter on the right rein, walk, trot, canter and extend. The Judge will ride ALL theexhibits. The Judge on completion of the ride will give a brief critique on this and offer adviceas to how to develop/improve this aspect.

IRISH DRAUGHT HORSE SOCIETYPLEASE NOTE:- The following classes are affiliated to the Irish Draught Horse Society (GB) andonly horses registered with or overstamped by the IDHS (GB) and in the correct ownership areeligible for entry. Owners of pure-bred Irish Draughts must be full members of theIDHS(GB). This rule does not apply to owners of Irish Draught Sporthorses. Registrationnumbers to be stated on the entry form and entries will be sent to the IDHS (GB) prior to theShow to confirm eligibility”.

405 RIDDEN IRISH DRAUGHT OR IRISH DRAUGHT SPORT HORSE4 years old and over, *stallion (see below), mare or gelding registered on the Irish DraughtBreed Registers (main studbook) or ID Sport Horse Register, or SID

*All competing STALLIONS must be inspected or overstamped by the IDHS (GB) and classifiedas RID (GB), ID Class 1 or ID Class 2 OR Registered Irish Draught Sport Horse Stallion, andmust display a red, white and blue ribbon in their tails.* All riders of STALLIONS must be 18years of age or over. All ridden horses must be 153cm (15hh) or over.

This show is a Qualifier for the Blue Chip & Irish Draught Horse Society (GB) £2,000 Challenge.The highest placed horse (not already qualified) from the above class 405 will qualify for the Finalof the Blue Chip & IDHS (GB) £2,000 Challenge which will be held at the IDHS (GB) AnnualBreed Show on 18th – 19th August 2018 at Arena UK, Allington, Grantham, Lincolnshire. NG322EF. N.B: A horse may only qualify for the Final once, regardless of the type or number ofclasses won, placed in or entered. Each qualifier will receive a card and a £10 voucher fromBlue Chip. Qualifiers are required to complete an online form at www.idhsgb.com toinform the IDHS (GB) that they have qualified for the Final. In the Final, the Champion willbe awarded £1,000 prize money, a trophy and a Blue Chip rug. The Reserve Champion will beawarded £500 and 3rd to 7th inclusive will be awarded £100 each. In addition, the highestplaced Pure Bred Irish Draught will receive a trophy and £100, the highest placed 158cm(15.2hh) and under will receive a trophy and £50, the highest placed Sport Horse will receive atrophy and £50, and the highest placed *Amateur Produced and Ridden Horse will receive £50a silver salver and a rug.”

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SPECIAL INCENTIVE CARDSThe Irish Draught Horse Society (GB) will award Special Incentive Cards to the highest

placed Irish Draught Pure Bred or Irish Draught Sport Horse in Class 403 (Open Cob), Class 404

(Ridden ID Pure Bred & ID Sport Horse) Class 405 (Ridden Hunter). To be eligible, exhibits must

be registered with or overstamped by the IDHS (GB) on either their Irish Draught Breed

Registers or Irish Draught Sport Horse Registers. Registration numbers to be stated on the

entry form.

406 RIDDEN HUNTER – 4 YEARS & UP, ANY HEIGHTWinner of Class 405 will be awarded The Eric Wilson Challenge Cup, to be held for oneyear.The Irish Draught Horse Society (GB) will award Special Incentive Cards to the highest

placed Irish Draught Pure Bred or Irish Draught Sport Horse in Class 403and 406

FANCY DRESS at 3.45PM (APPROX) ENTRY ON DAYFOLLOWED BY GYMKHANA

408 MOUNTED FANCY DRESSPrizes: 1st £3.00 2nd £2.00 3rd £1.00 Entry Fee 50pThe Kirby Trophy to be held for one year, kindly donated by Mr & Mrs R Kirby

409 UNMOUNTED FANCY DRESSPrizes: 1st £3.00 2nd £2.00 3rd £1.00 Entry Fee 50p

GYMKHANA CLASSES OPEN AT 4.30PM (APPROX)JUDGE MR J BARR

ENTRIES TAKEN ON THE FIELD

Prizes 1st £4 2nd £2 3rd £1 ENTRY FEE £1

G1 Lead Rein – Bending Race, Children 8 years and under on Show DayG2 Lead Rein – Potato Race. Children 8 years and under on Show DayG3 Lead Rein – Flag Race. Children 8 years and under on Show DayG4 Lead Rein – Musical Ride. Children 8 years and under on Show DayG5 Bending Race. Children under 12 years on Show DayG6 Potato Race. Children under 12 years on Show DayG7 Flag Race. Children under 12 years on Show DayG8 Musical Ride. Children under 12 years on Show DayG9 Bending Race. OpenG10 Potato Race. OpenG11 Flag Race. OpenG12 Musical Ride. Open

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RING 2 AT 10AMMOUNTAIN & MOORLAND PONIES

PRIZES: 1st £12, 2nd £10, 3rd £5 ENTRY FEE £7 or £3 extra on dayJUDGE Mr S Howard

This Show Is A Qualifier For The NPS AREA 4 NORTHERN BREEDERS IN HANDSUPREME CHAMPIONSHIP, SPONSORED BY “SUPREME PRODUCTS”. THE CHAMPIONAND RESERVE FROM THE MOUNTAIN AND MOORLAND IN HAND WILL QUALIFY FORTHE FINAL TO BE HELD ON MONDAY 27TH AUGUST 2018 AT THE NPS AREA 4 SUMMERSHOW. QUALIFIERS DO NOT HAVE TO BE MEMBERS OF THE NPS.

411 NPS/ HIGHBROOK STUD SMALL BREEDS IN HAND(Dartmoor, Shetland, Exmoor, Welsh A or B)

412 NPS/ HIGHBROOK STUD LARGE BREED IN HAND (Connemara, Fell, Highland,New Forest, Dales, Welsh section C or D)

NPS AREA 4 NORTHERN BREEDERS CHAMPIONSHIPIN-HAND CHAMPIONSHIP – 1st & 2nd Prizewinners from classes 411 & 412 will Qualify.

413 NPS SHOWING CLASSICS MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND OPEN LEAD REIN -Registered Pure Bred Mare of Gelding 4 years old or over, not exc 122cms. Suitableto be ridden by a rider not to have attained their 9th birthday before 1st Jan in thecurrent year

414 NPS SHOWING CLASSICS MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND OPEN FIRST RIDDEN -Registered PureBred Mare of Gelding 4 years. Suitable to be ridden by a rider not tohave attained their 12th birthday before 1st Jan in the current year.

THE NPS MINI CHAMPIONSHIP.Open to ponies that have been placed 1st. or 2nd. in the Open Lead Rein and First Ridden classes.

The NPS/PICTON STUD M&M Novice Ridden National ChampionshipOpen to pure bred registered M&M stallions, mares and geldings four years old or over.A pony is not eligible to compete if, before 1st January in the current year, it has done any ofthe following:i. Won an open NPS affiliated mixed M&M Ridden classii. Qualified for Horse of the Year Show, Olympia or RIHS Open M&M Ridden classesiii. Qualified for the M&M Novice or Intermediate Ridden final at the NPS Summer

Championship show (N.B. Ponies can compete as novices in this competition for twoconsecutive years provided they do not submit an entry to the final in the first year).

iv. If a pony qualifies for Horse of the Year Show, Olympia or RIHS in its second year it isimmediately de-noviced and cannot compete in the Picton Final.Ponies must be shown in a snaffle bit.

415 NPS MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND NOVICE RIDDEN CLASSFor Registered Pure Bred Dartmoor, Exmoor, Shetland Ponies 4 years old or over

416 NPS MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND NOVICE RIDDEN CLASSFor Registered Pure Bred Welsh A & B Ponies 4 years old or over

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417 NPS MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND NOVICE RIDDEN CLASSFor Pure Bred Registered New Forest, Connemara, 4 years old or over

418 NPS MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND NOVICE RIDDEN CLASSFor Pure Bred Registered , Fells, Dales and Highland Ponies 4 years old or over

419 NPS MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND NOVICE RIDDEN CLASSFor Registered Pure Bred Welsh Section C & D Ponies 4 years old or over

NPS/RINGSIDE STUD M&M Open Ridden National Championship Qualifier

420 NPS/RINGSIDE STUD MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND OPEN RIDDEN SMALL BREEDSRegistered Pure Bred Ponies 4 years old or over. Riders any age.

421 NPS/RINGSIDE STUD MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND OPEN RIDDEN LARGE BREEDSRegistered Pure Bred Ponies 4 years old or over. Riders any age.

NPS/THE MINNS FAMILY M&M RIDDEN SILVER MEDAL ROSETTE CHAMPIONSHIP1st & 2nd Prize Winners from Classses 415-421 to Qualify.

RING 2 AT 1.30PMPRIZES: 1st £12, 2nd £10, 3rd £5 ENTRY FEE £7 or £3 extra on day

JUDGE: Mrs M Traves

OSMOTHERLEY SHOW FUN HORSE & PONY CLASSES(all exhibitors to receives special rosettes)

422 BEST TURNED OUT423 THE BONNIEST PONY OR HANDSOME HORSE CLASS – In Hand or ridden, mare

or gelding, any age. Exhibitors will not be asked to give an individual display.

SHOW HUNTER AND RIDDEN PONIES424 LEADING REIN CLASS for ponies not exceeding 122cms ridden by child under 5

years on the 1st January in the current year (not under BSPS rules) Rosette to BestDistrict Competitor

Special Prize for youngest rider kindly donated in memory of Mr. J.S Simpson

425 THE BSPS LEAD REIN PONY OF HUNTER TYPE, Mare or Gelding 4 years old orover, not exceeding 122cms. Suitable to be ridden by a rider not to have attained their9th birthday before 1st January in the current year.

426 THE BSPS OPEN FIRST PONY OF SHOW HUNTER TYPE,Mare or Gelding 4 yearsold or over not exceeding 122cms. Suitable to be ridden by a rider not to haveattained their 10th birthday before 1st January in the current year (see rule 431).

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MINI OPEN HUNTER PONY CHAMPIONSHIP CLASS 425 & 426

427 THE B.S.P.S MIXED HEIGHT OPEN SHOW HUNTER PONY, Mare or Gelding 4 yrsold or over not exceeding 153cms. Riders MUST be the correct age for the height ofthe animal they ride.

The 1st prizewinner from class 427 will qualify for the BSPS BINKS FAMILY Champion ofChampions.

428 THE BSPS LEADING REIN PONY, Mare or Gelding, 4 yrs old and over, notexceeding 122cms. Suitable to be ridden by a rider not to have attained their 8h

birthday before 1st January in the current year.

429 THE B.S.P.S FIRST RIDDEN PONY, Mare or Gelding 4 yrs old and over notexceeding 122cms. Suitable to be ridden by a rider not to have attained their 10th

birthday before 1st January in the current year.

MINI SHOW PONY CHAMPIONSHIP CLASSES 428 & 429The Champion will qualify for the BSPS BINKS FAMILY Champion of Champions

430 THE B.S.P.S MIXED HEIGHT SHOW PONY, Mare or Gelding 4 yrs old or over, notexceeding 148cms. Riders must be the correct age for the height of the pony they ride.

The 1st prizewinner from class 430 will qualify for the BSPS BINKS FAMILY champion ofChampions.The winner will be awarded the Dickeson Trophy, to be held for one year.

RING 3 AT 10 AMCOLOURED HORSE & PONY CLASSES

PRIZES 1ST £12 2ND £10 3RD £5 ENTRY FEE £7 OR £3 extra on Show DayJUDGE: Mrs. N PARGETER

THE COLOURED HORSE & PONY SOCIETY (UK) AFFILIATION NO. 18164This show is affiliated to The Coloured Horse& Pony Society (UK). Affiliation No.Both owner and the rider/exhibitor need not be a member of CHAPS (UK) nor must the horseor pony be registered with CHAPS (UK) to compete. However in order to Qualify both Ownerand Rider/Exhibitor need to be a current showing member and present their valid Qualifier cardIN THE RING for signing by the judge. Members to apply in writing to CHAPS (UK) forappropriate qualifier card. The CHAPS (UK) Championship Show will be held on 30st August– 1st September 2018. Shows held on or after the Postal Entry closing date ofChampionship Show will count as 2019 qualifiers. The following classes are CHAPS (UK)Qualifiers 432-435. For full rulings and information on competition/qualification, please refer tothe CHAPS (UK) Members’ Handbook; or visit www.chapsuk.com for rulings.Only Skewbalds/Piebalds may compete these classesAll stallions, 4 years old and over entering these classes must be graded with CHAPS(UK). All stallions must wear Stallion ID Discs in the ring without exception.CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW QUALIFIERS (see CHAPS Handbook)CHAPS (UK) Qualifying classes enable eligible exhibits to enter the relevant classes at theCHAPS (UK)Championship Show in the year relevant to the qualification. Separate Finals will be held at theChampionship Show for Yearlings, Two Year Olds, Three Year Olds and for Natives andNon-Natives (Ridden and In Hand), together with Ridden Finals for Lead Read, First Ridden,Junior, Novice and Side Saddle sections.

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432 CHAPS (UK) OPEN YOUNGSTOCK QUALIFIER; 1,2 or 3 Year Olds; no foals433 CHAPS (UK) LEAD REIN/FIRST RIDDEN LR 3-8yrs exhibits not to exc 122cms

(12hh): FR 10yrs & under exhibits not to exceed 128cmx (12.2hh)434 CHAPS (UK) OPEN IN-HAND QUALIFIER. Any height, age or type. No foals435 CHAPS (UK) OPEN RIDDEN QUALIFIER. Any type, any height.436 THE BEST COLOUR & MARKINGS OPEN, any height, sex, colour, or type

Horse/Pony. This Is not a Qualifier

CHAMPIONSHIP1st & 2nd Prize Winners from Classses 431-436 to Qualify.

437 BEST RIDDEN DUN, ROAN, PALOMINO OR SPOTTED, any height, sex, colour ortype Horse/Pony This is not a qualifier

RING 3 AT 1.30PMCLEAR ROUND JUMPING£4 per round – Rosettes to all clears

UNAFFILIATED SHOW JUMPING TO FOLLOW CLEAR ROUNDEntries taken on the Field at Ring Entrance

438 MINI JUMPING – On or Off Lead Rein, Riders 8 years and under, Jumps not exc. 40cmNB – if sufficient entries may be split re: on/off Lead ReinPrizes 1st £10 2nd £7 3rd £5 Entry Fee £5

439 HORSE & HOUND open to all – horse/pony and jockey to complete mini showjumpingcourse, horse/pony then to be held by groom whilst jockey dismounts and completesshortened course with a dog. Fastest clear winsPrizes in Kind Entry Fee £5

440 50CM TRIERSPrizes 1st £10 2nd £7 3rd £5 Entry Fee £5

441 60CM INTROPrizes 1st £10 2nd £7 3rd £5 Entry Fee £5

442 PAIRS RELAY 60CMPrizes 1st £20 2nd £15 3rd £10 Entry Fee £10

443 70CM NOVICEPrizes 1st £10 2nd £7 3rd £5 Entry Fee £5

444 80CM INTERMEDIATEPrizes 1st £12 2nd £8 3rd £6 Entry Fee £6

RING 4 AT 10.00AMWORKING HUNTER CLEAR ROUND - £5

Rosettes to all clears

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RING 4 AT 10.30AMMINI WORKING HUNTER PONY & TRAINING STAKES

You DO NOT need to be a member to compete in any BSPS classPRIZES: 1st £12, 2nd £10, 3rd £5 ENTRY FEE £7 or £3 extra on day

JUDGE: Mrs C Mccullagh

446 THE B.S.P.S CRADLE STAKES, Mare or Gelding 4 years old and over, notexceeding 122 cms.Riders not to have attained their 11th Birthday before 1st January in the current year.

447 THE B.S.P.S NURSERY STAKES, Mare or Gelding 4 years old and over, notexceeding 133 cms.Riders not to have attained their 12th Birthday before 1st January in the current year.

MINI WHP CHAMPIONSHIP CLASSES 446 & 447The Champion will Qualify for the BSPS THE WHITE COMPANY Champion of ChampionsClasses 446 & 447 kindly sponsored by RBA Moody Bros (Contractors) Northallerton

448 TRAINING STAKES,Mare or Gelding 4 years old or over, rider any age, horse or ponyany height – Max height of fences 60cm to include individual show followed byindividual jump course

449 TRAINING STAKES,Mare or Gelding 4 years old or over, rider any age, horse or ponyany height – Max height of fences 70cm to include individual show followed byindividual jump course

RING 4 AT 1PMHERITAGE, NOVICE & MIXED HEIGHT WHP AND WH HORSE

You DO NOT need to be a member to compete in any BSPS class

450 HERITAGE MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND WHP, MIXED HEIGHT – Registered PureBred Ponies 4 yrs old or over. Riders any age. Ponies must jump in their correctheight section. Riders may ride more than one pony providing the animals are ofdifferent height section.

451 BSPS NOVICE WHP, Mare or gelding 4 years old and over not exceeding 158cms.Riders must jump in their correct height section and be the correct age for the heightof the animals they ride. (BSPS Rule 173)

452 THE B.S.P.S MIXED HEIGHT OPEN WHP. Mare or gelding, 4 years old or over, notexceeding 158cms (15hh) Riders MUST in their correct height section and be correctage for the height of the animal they ride. Riders may ride more than one ponyproviding the animals are of a different height section. (see rule 39) Riders mustdeclare if they are competing in the 153cms, or the Intermediate Section.

The 1st prizewinner from class 452 will qualify for the BSPS BINKS FAMILY Champion ofChampionsThe Centaur Cup, to be held for one year presented by Messrs S. Keighley & J.A Welsh,to be awarded to the winner of class 452.

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453 NOVICEWORKING HUNTER HORSE Stallion, Mare or Gelding 4 years old and over,exceeding 148cms. Riders any age. To be shown in a suitable bridle. Fences will notexceed 3’ 3”

454 OPEN WORKING HUNTER HORSE – mare or gelding 4 years old or over exceeding 148cmA Perpetual Challenge Cup in memory of Mr & Mrs R. Tate kindly given by John & RobinTate to be awarded to the winner of class 454, to be held for one year. Class kindly spon-sored by Mr & Mrs J Tate.

BSPS - RIDDEN, SHOW & WORKING HUNTER PONIESBSPS No. 109/18This show is affiliated to the British Show Pony Society (BSPS), and all persons entering,competing, showing or otherwise taking part in BSPS classes, whether or not members of theBSPS are subject to the Rules of the BSPS, including the disciplinary procedures, and shall bedeemed to have consented to the jurisdiction of the BSPS.

BSPS “CLASSIC SECURITY” UK LTD” CHALLENGEThis show is a qualifier for the BSPS Challenge. Animals must qualify for the Challenge byattending any B.S.P.S affiliated show and completing in the appropriate class. Open Lead Rein,First Ridden, Show Pony, SHP, WHP, Cradle Stakes, Nursery Stakes and Heritage M&M LeadRein, First Ridden, Ridden and WHP. PONIES must not have qualified for the 2018 Horse of theYear Show in the appropriate class.

THE BSPS PREMIER LEAGUEThis show is a qualifier for the “BSPS Premier League” the 1st, 2nd, 3rd & 4th placed ponies in theLead Rein and First Ridden, Mixed Height Open Show Pony, Lead Rein Hunter Type, MixedHeight Open Show Hunter Pony.

BSPS BLACK COUNTRY SADDLES BEST RIDER“This show is a qualifier for the BSPS Best Rider of the Year”The Best Rider in the Open Lead Rein, Open First Ridden Show Pony, FR & Ridden, theCradle Stakes and Nursery Stakes, the Working Hunter Pony will receive a Card and qualify forthe final at the BSPS Summer Championships Show.

BSPS CHAMPIONSHIPSThis show is a qualifier for the 2018 BSPS Championships, to be held at the Arena UK. The 1st

& 2nd prize-winners only in classes 428, 429 & 447, , and the 1st, 2nd, 3rd & 4th prize-winners fromclass 427, 430 & 452 AND 1st, 2nd & 3rd prizewinners from class 446 will qualify for the BSPSChampionships Show, provided the animal is registered in accordance with rule 23 & 28 andridden by a BSPS member.

NATIONAL PONY SOCIETYNPS Affiliation No. S4.011

NPS Silver Medal Rosette Championships: These classes are judged under the Rules of theNPS. NPS Silver Medal Rosettes are only awarded when the owner of the champion pony is aQualifying or Lifemember of the NPS. A valid membership card must be in the rider’s/handler’spossession on entering the ring and be produced immediately on request by either the judgeor the steward. If the owner of the Champion pony is not a member, or the owner’smembership card is not immediately produced, the rosette may be awarded to the ReserveChampion provided they have the required membership card.If the Champion pony has previously qualified it is still entitled to the Silver Medal Rosette butthe qualification card goes to the Reserve Champion pony, provided the owner of that pony isa member of the NPS. The Silver Medal Rosette and the qualification card can be awarded nolower than first Reserve (third). Foals are not eligible for Silver Medal Championships.Qualifiers are entitled to compete in the final of the Silver Medal Rosette Championship to beheld at the NPS Summer Championship Show in August 2019

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NPS/THE MINNS FAMILY M&M Ridden Silver Medal Rosette ChampionshipA Silver Medal Rosette is offered by the National Pony Society for the best registered ponyowned by an NPS Qualifying or Lifemember in the M&M Ridden section. Membership cardsmust be presented in the ring to receive the medal and/or the qualification.NPS Qualifying Rounds: These classes are judged under the Rules of the NPS. Ponies must beregistered in the main body of their respective Mountain & Moorland Stud Books. Part bredsare not eligible for Mountain & Moorland Classes. To compete in Show Pony and Show HunterPony classes ponies must be registered in the NPS British Riding Pony Stud Book, Register,Appendix, International or Sports Pony section of the BRPSB, the GSB, the AHSB, the AASBor in the main body of their respective Mountain & Moorland Stud Books. Part-Breds are noteligible unless entered in the NPS British Riding Pony Stud Book, Register, Appendix,International or Sports Pony section of the BRPSB.Qualifying rounds for most NPS competitions are open to ponies owned by NPS members andnon-members but only ponies owned by adult NPS Qualifying or Lifemembers are eligible toqualify for the final of the competition at the NPS Summer Championship Show at MalvernAugust 2019.The highest placed pony, if owned by an NPS member, in each class will qualify for thefinal. Qualification may pass down to third place if the first and second ponies arealready qualified.NPS/Rosettes Direct Home Produced Ridden Championship - Riders of Home Producedponies (see definition in the NPS Rules Book) can wear a white arm band in classes where thisis indicated. These ponies, if owned by NPS members, are then eligible to qualify for the finalat the NPS Summer Championship Show. The Owner’s Membership cardsMUST be producedin the ring when requested or the qualification will be forfeit.

DIVISION L - SHEEP DOG TRIALS AT 10.30AMJUDGE: Mr A. Hunter

CLASS475 Open Sheep Dog Trials Entries limited to the first 55 dogs

Prizes: 1st £15 2nd £10 3rd £8 4th £5 5th £3 6th £2 Entry Fee £3Entries On Day.

The R. Lawson Perpetual Challenge Cup will be held by the winner for one yearBlue Bonnet Perpetual Challenge Cup and £5 to the Novice who has not previously won

a 1st, 2nd or 3rd prize in an Open Trial at time of enteringSpecial Prize of £5.00 kindly presented by Mr W Flintoft for the Best Run before 12.30pm

The winner of the 2018 Sheep dog trials to judge the year 2019or find a suitable replacement

Open Sheep Dog Trial Rules1. Trials commence at 10.30am.2. All dogs, except when competing, must be held by chain or cord, under a penalty of being disqualified.3. Any dog 5 minutes late after its name is called may be disqualified at the discretion of the Judge.4. No dogs except those entered or used for the purpose of the Show, will be allowed on the trial ground,5. Any dog injuring a sheep will be disqualified, and the owner of the dog liable for the damage.6. Any competitor disobeying the Judge or Stewards will be disqualified.7. No person will be allowed with the dog competing, except the man working it, who must take up his place where

the Judge directs, under the penalty of being disqualified.8. The Committee will decide as to the time the dogs will have allowed them to do the workset out: and the Judge

has the power of ordering up as soon as he pleases any dog that commits a flagrant error.9. The Competitors must inspect the sheep, and any objection to them must be made to the Stewards before

judging commences.10. Max 3 dogs per handler11. If running more than 1 dog, first to be booked in by 12 noon.12. Last booking in time 2pm

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GUN DOG SCURRY at 12.30 pmEntries taken on the field

Entry Fee: £2.00 per test Rosettes 1st - 4th placeThe Mount Grace Gun Dog Trophy to be held for one year, will be awarded to the

overall winnerDOGS MUST BE KEPT ON LEADS WHEN NOT COMPETING

DIVISION M – COMPANION DOG SHOW AT 1.30PMJudge: Mrs G Griffiths

Entries taken on the field from 1pmDogs need not be registered at the Kennel Club

Rosettes for 1st-3rd place Entry Fee £1

PEDIGREE CLASSES1D. Any Variety Puppy 6-12mths2D. Any Variety 12-18mths3D. Open – Any Variety

NON-PEDIGREE CLASSES4D Best Puppy 6-12mths5D Best Veteran, 7yrs and over6D. Open, Any Variety

Specials Rosettes for…‘Best in Show’, ‘Reserve Best in Show’,‘Best Puppy’, Best Veteran’

These will be judged and awarded after class 6D.

FUN CLASSES7D. Children’s Class: Any Variety handled by a child under 10 years on show day8D. Children’s Class: Any Variety handled by a child 10-15 years on show day9D. Dog with ‘Waggiest Tail’10D. Dog in Best Condition11D. Most Handsome Dog12D. Prettiest Bitch13D. The Dog the Judge would like to take home

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OSMOTHERLEY SHOWFELL RACE at 2 pmOPEN TO ALL PERSONS AGED

16 YRS AND OVERENTRIES TAKEN ON FIELD

at Secretary’s TentPRIZES FOR FASTEST

MALE & FASTEST FEMALE

6miles/700ʼ from Osmotherley ShowField (GR452960 on OL26).

Run under FRA Rules for Competition &FRA Safety Requirements

for Fell Races.Please note start goes through Private

Estate ACCESS ONLY for race.

PRIZES KINDLY SPONSORED BYMR MIKE READ

Organised by James ReadMobile: 07860 474931

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1 - 250

24th July, 2018

£5.00

110th OSMOTHERLEY SHOW - SATURDAY 4th AUGUST 2018ENTRY FORM FOR CLASSES 1 - 251

Horticulture, Produce, Children’s, Handicraft Classes,Agriculture and Vintage

Description WI Member

Please tick

Entries can be handed in at Osmotherley Methodist Chapel

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EMAIL:..............................................................................................................................

And a stamped addressed envelope to receive exhibitor tickets

BY 21st July, 2018

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24th July, 2018

£5.00

Name of Animal/ Breed

Entries can be handed in at Osmotherley Methodist Chapel

EMAIL:.............................................................................................................................

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BY 21st July, 2018Miss S PattisonFoxton Farm,Kirby Sigston,Nothallerton,DL6 3PL

ALL ENTRIES TO BE ACCOMPANIED BYCORRECT ENTRY FEES

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BY 21st July, 2018Miss S PattisonFoxton Farm,Kirby Sigston,Nothallerton,DL6 3PL

ALL ENTRIES TO BE ACCOMPANIED BY CORRECT ENTRY FEES AND AN A5 SELF-ADDDRESSED ENVELOPE

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OSMOTHERLEY SHOWHow to find us

From the SouthAbout 9 miles north of Thirsk on the A19 there is a little sign to the right sayingThimbleby, I advise you not to turn across the carriageway here but to go about1 mile further on and take the left turn to Osmotherley. Come down to the T-junction, turn left again to Osmotherley and go under the bridge (under theA19). DO NOT take the right turn to Osmotherley the road is not suitable forlarge vehicles. Keep left, the sign says Thirsk A19 and come back 1 mile southon the A19, to the turning that says Thimbleby, turn left and follow the little country road round until you see the show on your left hand side.

From the NorthGo on to the A19 and travel on the south-bound carriageway.PAST THE OSMOTHERLEY TURNING, about 1 mile, there is a turning to Thimbleby on your left. TAKE this turning and follow that little country road rounduntil you see the show on your left hand side.

From the WestGo to Northallerton and take the A684 to Teesside and Stokesley.DO NOT go onto the A19, instead go straight on under the bridge (under theA19). DO NOT take the right turn to Osmotherley as the road is not suitable forlarge vehicles but keep left, the sign says Thirsk A19, and go 1 mile on thesouth-bound carriageway of the A19 until you see the turning left to Thimbleby,turn left and follow that little country road round until you see the show on yourleft hand side.

A big THANKS to our SHOW SPONSORS:-

If you would like to Sponsor the Show, please get in touch with the secretary.

Sam Turner & Sons Ltd, Northallerton.

Northallerton Auctions Ltd.

RBA Moody Bros (Contractors), Northallerton

W E Jameson & Sons, Masham.

BATA, Amotherby, Malton

I’Anson Bros Ltd, Masham

Whitegates Nursery, West Rounton

Mrs S V Radcliffe

Mrs S J Kirk.

Mrs J Lowther

Mr F Grieves.

Mrs A Gill

Mr & Mrs J Tate.

Mr W Flintoft

Mr O Nunn.

Mr M Read

Cargills

Stokesley Butchers

STEWARDSSecretary’s Tent

S. Pattison, C. Barker, J. Kirby

Trade & Craft StandsA Kitching

Flowers, Flower Arrangements, Fruit and Vegetables and Agriculture:M. Pearson, A. Pearson, P. Abbott, J. Knight and V. Dickinson

Children’s Classes, Classes, Photography, Painting, Produce,Handicrafts, W.l. & Junior Classes:J. Abbott, M. Howdon, Jill Kirby, A. Tate, I. Pearson, C. Stockdale,

J. Lowther and V. Cooling

Agricultural Horses :J. Strickland

Sheep :H. Wood, R. Wood, A. Appleby, S. Sayer, T. Lawton

Cattle :P Clark, C Bentley, R Mudd, J. Almond, A. Almond, S. Almond

Horse, Pony and Show Jumping:C. Pattison, D. Foster, L. Hunter, A. Hart, S Wright,

K. Metcalfe, A. Fair

Gymkhana Events :G. Gouldthorpe

Gun Dog Scurry :D. Dickinson

Sheep Dog Trials:S. Flintoft, B. Swinbank, P. Garnett

Gate and Car Parking Stewards:N. Clemmit, J. Walker, D. Pearson, T. Walker, D. Mangin,

R. Bowland, A. Almond, H Davies, J. Almond, D. Brass, A. Dennis,P. Clark, D. Dickinson, C. Watson, M. Pearson,

S. Wright, A. Appleby, R. Groves, R. Pearson, R. Cook, A. Davies

Fell Race:J. Read

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