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193rd OPEN CATTLE SHOWSHEEP DOG TRIALS

& HORSE SHOW

193rd OPEN CATTLE SHOWSHEEP DOG TRIALS

& HORSE SHOW

Instituted 1825 Reg Charity SC034333

Admission to Show GroundCar Park £3Adults £6Children / OAP's £2Family (2+2) £15

Secretary: Mrs Rita Kilian, [email protected]

Please Note: Parking facilities are limited and your cooperation with the Stewards would be greatly appreciated.

at Holehouse, Neilston, G78 3LE by kind permission of Mr Jim Crawford

Neilston Agricultural SocietyNeilston Agricultural Society

Saturday 5th May 2018Saturday 5th May 2018

www.NeilstonShow.co.ukwww.NeilstonShow.co.uk

Champion of Champions 2017David Craig, Kennox Farm, Stewarton

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Welcome to the 2018 Neilston Agricultural Show. This year we are holding our 193rd show which is a great achievement.

Cattle, Sheep, Heavy and Light Horse sections form the backbone of an agricultural show, and again this year, I am sure they will turn out in good numbers. I wish all exhibitors a successful day competing in their classes and good luck to the judges sorting them in order.

We have the usual array of stalls, trade stands and ever popular exhibits. The fantastic Show Dome which again we have kept as a free attraction has grown again this year. The exhibitors in the Dome are extremely enthusiastic and it is well worth popping in to see them. The Craft and Homecraft tents show the talents of the local ladies and some gents – so please do go along and have a look. You will be surprised by the quality of the items on display.

The local schools are again taking a leading role in the show with the Races and Tug of War competition. This is a major attraction for the local community.

We are looking forward to an exciting, fast paced games display from the Lanarkshire and Renfrewshire Hunt Pony Club.

We are indebted to the Crawford, Docherty and Murdoch families for again allowing us to use their fields for the show. sheepdog trials, carpark and Horse section.

Our thanks must go to all of the society Directors who willingly give up their time to enable the show to go ahead, and to all our sponsors for their invaluable support. It takes a lot of time, money and effort by many people to put the show on so I hope we have a dry, warm, sunny day so we can all enjoy it.

Hope to see you there.

Tom ThomsonPresident

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Foreword

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Staff and customers would like to wishNeilston Agricultural Show

a very successful day.

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PatronAlexander Whiteford, Over Kellie Farm, Pittenweem

Honorary President William AN Thomson, Woodneuk Farm, Barrhead

Hon Vice Presidents William K Scott, Neilstonside Farm, Neilston Eric Osborne, Tannoch Road, Uplawmoor Gordon McMurdo, Libo Avenue, Uplawmoor Campbell Erskine, Mid Uplaw Farm, Uplawmoor John Raeside, Linnhead Farm, Uplawmoor James Carswell, Creanich House, Kirkton Road, Neilston Alex Scott , Kilburn Farm, Neilston

PresidentTom Thomson, Hillside Rd, Barrhead 0141 881 1538

Vice PresidentRonnie Melrose, Gourock, 07513 577 606

Jean MacKay, Harelaw Farm, Barrhead

SecretaryRita Kilian, Glen Roy Drive, Neilston, 0141 881 5472,

[email protected]

List of JudgesAyrshire Cattle John Cousar, Craigie

Holstein Friesian John Cousar, Craigie

Any other Dairy Breed John Cousar, Craigie

Beef Cattle Iain Millar, Port of Menteith

Highland Stuart McKay, Dalmally

Simmental Tom Gatherer, Inchinnan

Black Faced Sheep Andrew Provan, Lanark

Blue Faced Sheep Andrew Provan, Lanark

Any other Native Breed Andrew Provan, Lanark

Suffolk Ashley Bothwell, Patna

Border Leicester Ashley Bothwell, Patna

Texel Sheep Ashley Bothwell, Patna

Sheep Dog Jock Welsh, Dalrymple

Clydesdale J Graham, Blair Drummond

Light Horse Judges Horse Judges on Page 39

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Social Outings

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Schools

Works, etc

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Public Service

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Order of Events

Timings and Ring Allocations may be subject to change due to overruns.

8.00 Sheep Dog Trials - Continuing throughout the day8.45 Working Hunter Classes (Horse Ring 1)

9.00 Educational Dome Opens

Mountain & Moorland Ponies (Horse Ring 3)

9.30 dden Horse Classes (Horse Ring 2) Ri

Gun Dog Scurry - Continuing throughout the day (Next to Tree Line)

10.00 Judging of all Sheep Classes (Sheep Rings)

Judging begins of Dairy, Highland & Simmental Cattle (Main Ring)

Open Tug O War Competition (Tug O War Ring)

Shetland Ponies (Horse Ring 4)

10.00- Judging of Homecraft Section - Tent Closed 12.00 (Homecraft Marquee)

10.30 Judging begins of Other Beef Cattle (Main Ring)

Judging of Clydesdale Horses (Clydesdale Ring)

11.00 Pet Show The Dome

11.30 Dog Show (Dog Ring)

‘Come & Try’ Dog Agility (Activity Ring)

12.00 Pet Lambs (The Dome)

Homecraft Tent Open to Public (Homecraft Marquee)

12.30 Champion of Champions (Main Ring)

12.45 Equine Champion of Champions (Horse Ring 1)

1.00 Family Ponies (Horse Ring 3)

1.15 Parade Through Village led by Neilston Pipe Band

Dance Classes & Fancy Dress Competition (Main ring)

1.30 Veteran & Coloured Horses/Ponies (Horse Ring 2)

2.00 Junior/Senior Unaffiliated Show Jumping (Horse Ring 1)

2.00 GRAND PARADE &

PRESENTATION OF TROPHIES (Main Ring)

2.45 School Event - Tug O War, Relay Races Display (Main Ring)

3.15 Main Ring Event - Pony Club Display Team (Main Ring)

4.00 Vintage Tractor Display (Main Ring)

4.00 Dome Closes at 4:00pm

4.30 Grand Prize Draw (Secretaries Office)

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Championship ClassesTo be judged in the main ring by a panel of judges

DAIRY SECTION Ayrshire Section . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 14 Holstein Friesian . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 16 Another other dairy breed . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 19 BEEF SECTION Commercial Beef . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 20 Breeds . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 21Pure Native Cattle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 21 Highland Cattle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 22 Simmental Cattle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 23 SHEEP SECTION Black Faced Sheep . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 25 Suffolk Sheep. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 26 Border Leicester Sheep . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 27 Blue Faced Leicester Sheep . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 28 Texel. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 29 Any other Breed of Sheep . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 31

SHEEP DOG SECTION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 32

CLYDESDALE SECTION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 33

YOUNG FARMERS/ YOUNG HANDLER SECTION . . . . . . page 34

NEILSTON SHOW CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS. . . . . . . . page 34____________________________

MAP OF SHOWFIELD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 36

LIGHT HORSE SECTION Working Hunter/ Ridden Horse . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 43 & Moorland. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 48Mountain Shetland . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 52 Pony/Veteran/Coloured . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page Family 55 Showjumping . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 59

DOG SHOW, DOG AGILITY & GUN DOG SCURRY. . . . . . page 60

DOME, CHILDREN’S COMPETITIONS & PET SHOW . . . . page 62

COMMERCIAL SPONSORS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 66

HOMECRAFT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 68

ENTRY FORMS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . pages 71,72

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Cups And Trophies For The Competitions

The Osborne Medals - Neilston Show Champion of ChampionsBest Animal From Dairy, Beef, Heavy Horse and Sheep Sections to be Judged by a Committee of Judges.

Alex Craig Cowdenmoor Perpetual Challenge Trophymost points in Cattle, Sheep and Heavy Horse Sections.

The Glasgow Parks Trophy most Points in Beef and Highland Sections.

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The Sadie King Trophy to be retained by- Best Beef Calf. (replica winner)

Archibald Duncan Perpetual Challenge Cup - Supreme Ayrshire Champion.

Broadlie Cup - Ayrshire Champion (confined).

John G. Plunkett Cup - Ayrshire Quey Derby.

Col. Mure Of Caldwell Memorial Cup in - The Best One Or Two Year Old Bred t Alternates between Ayrshire and Clydesdale* Sections. he Parish of Neilston.

Jubilee Trophy - Supreme Holstein Friesian Champion.

Alex Whiteford Cup - Most Points In Dairy Section.

Carrs Agriculture Cup - Holstein Friesian Champion (bred by exhibitor).

A&J Wilson & Co. Ltd - Holstein Friesian Quey Derby.

James Kerr (Kilburn) Memorial Cup - Holstein Friesian Champion (confined).

Carswell Trophy - Best Animal in Any Other Dairy Breed.

Thorn Cup - Commercial Beef Animal Champion.

Bill Ruthven Trophy - Commercial Beef Section Champion (confined).

WP Tulloch Perpetual Challenge Trophy - Best Pair Of Beef Animals.

Davidson Cup - Overall Champion Simmental.

Annick Rose Bowl - Best Pair Of Simmentals.

Capellie Cup - Champion Native Cattle.

Capellie Trophy - Overall Sheep Champion.

Alan Barr Trophy - Best Young Handler.

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Cups And Trophies contdWoodneuk Cup - Champion Highland Animal.

Inverclyde Cup - Most Points In Sheep Section. [by rotation: Border Leicesters, Black Faced, Suffolk, Blue Faced Leicester & .] Texel*

James Kerr Cartside Cup - Best One or Two Year Old Clydesdale Horse

Thomas Frew Perpetual Trophy - Supreme Clydesdale Champion.

Greenhill Trophy - Most Points In The Clydesdale Section.

Olive Memorial Perpetual Cup - Best Clydesdale, bred by exhibitor.

Crawford Memorial Cup - Champion Sheep Dog.

William Barr Cup - Best Holstein Friesian Calf (to be retained by winner)

Mrs Anne Stewart Cup - Overhead Border Leicester Champion.

AF (Scotland) Cup - Champion Black Faced Sheep.

Harbro Trophy - Overall Champion Suffolk.

Floors Trophy - Best Suffolk Bred by Exhibitor.

Laight Cup - Champion Blue Faced Leicester Sheep.

Allan Stewart Trophy - Champion Texel Sheep.

Association Of Scottish Small Holders - Champion Any Other Breed of Sheep

Kerr Cup - Best Pair Male or Female Holstein Friesian Animals.

Hunt Print - Confined Champion:- Ayrshires, Holstein Fresian, Beef and Sections (by Rotation).Highland*

Blackbyres Cup - Any Other Dairy breed.

SF Wilson Cup - Leader Of Winning Ayrshire Calf (to be retained by winner).

Lesley McGill Trophy - Equine Champion of Champions.

Ouplaymuir Cup - Champion Hunter.

Campbell Fuel Oil Cup - Champion Unaffiliated Hunter.

Commore Trophy - Champion Mountain & Moorland Pony

Duncarnock Cup - Best Family Pony.

Toyland Trophy - Champion Shetland Pony.

Lignite Trophy - Best Miniature Shetland Pony.

Ardenbeag Trophy - Champion Junior Miniature Shetland Pony.

Touchmill Princess Cup - Best Coloured Horse/Pony.

McKelvie Cup - Most Points In Homecraft Section.

John Robb Trophy - Schools Competition.

Norman McCartney Memorial Trophy - Best Dog in Show.

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Regulations

No cattle or sheep from any stock in which there has been infectious diseases withinthree months preceding the Show to be admitted to competition or within the Show Ground. All exhibitors must have animal passports accompanying Show Cattle.

Accredited and Non Accredited Sheep are to be shown in separate Sheep Sections.Facilities are available for Scrapie Monitored Sheep.The age of stock in all cases is to be calculated from the 1st January, except where otherwise stated.All animals must be tagged in accordance with relevant legislation otherwise trading standards may take action against the offending exhibitor.

All animals exhibited must be the bona-fide property of the exhibitor.Exhibitors who farm principally outside the Show Area must provide evidence of their eligibility to show in the confined classes prior to the Show. No less than an Agricultural tenancy will suffice for this purpose.No Milk stock to be removed from the Show Ground on the day of the competition until after the Grand Parade. All other stock to remain on the Show Ground until 3.30pm of that day. All protests must be lodged in writing with the Secretary within one week of the Show, along with a £10.00 deposit, which will be returned if the protest is sustained, but will be forfeited should the protest be dismissed.

Exhibits are at owner's risk. The Society will not be responsible for loss or damage by accident or otherwise in the Show Ground or approach thereto.All exhibitors must have the correct insurance for showing stock. The Membership to the Society is open to anyone at a Membership Fee of £2.00 payable annually.Prize money will be paid no later than 30th June after which, unless claimed before, will be forfeited.

Directors reserve power to allocate donations in kind instead of cash or vice versa.Doctoring, Tampering or Blistering of Stock is strictly forbidden.In the event of dispute documentation of animals must be shown to prove parentage if requested by a Director.All winners must take part in the Grand Parade - Cup Winners remain in the ring.

Any animal coming from a Scottish holding must have a ‘negative’ herd status for BVD or be individually tested negative for the BVD virus. (Bovine Viral Diarrhoea)

Any animal from a ‘not negative’ herd cannot move to a show unless it has been individually tested negative for the BVD virus.

Any animal coming from outside Scotland should either be from a BVD CheCS accredited herd or be individually tested negative fro the BVD virus.

Light Horse Regulations are on page 41

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Regulations contd

Trade StancesTrade Stances space is available on application from the Secretary. Space allocated to the exhibitors is at the Society's discretion and will be available the day prior to the Show from 2.00pm onwards.

The Show Ground opens on show day at 8.00am and closes at 7.00pm. Exhibitor's equipment and effects are at owner's risk. All Exhibitors must carry valid Public Liability Insurance.

Veterinary ServiceA Veterinary Surgeon will be on call - Courtesy of the Abbey Veterinary Group

Farrier ServiceA Farrier will be available - Courtesy of Ian Wade.

Milking FacilitiesMilking Facilities - Courtesy of GEA Dairyflow Ltd.

Photographers James Photographers, Barrhead

[email protected] Pyke - 07989 101 258; James Clark - 07904 496 083

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Ayrshire Cattle Section

Judging commences at 10:00 PROMPTPrize Winners must join Grand Parade

Entry Money Classes 1-9 = £2.00

Neilston Show Patron sponsors each exhibitor by £20.00 Ayrshire

1 Cow in Milk Prizes: First £20, Second £10, Third £7, Fourth £3

2 Cow in Calf Prizes: First £7, Second £5, Third £3

3 Quey Derby Best Quey not exceeding 3 years, in calf or milk Prizes: First £5, Second £3, Third £2 Winner to receive John G Plunkett Cup

4 Quey not exceeding 3 years old & in milk Prizes: First £5, Second £3, Third £2

5 Quey in Calf 2 or 3 years old Prizes: First £5, Second £3, Third £2

6 Cow or Quey in Calf or Milk confined to show boundary Prizes: First £5, Second £3, Third £2

7 Pair of Cows or Heifers in Calf or Milk Prizes: First £5, Second £3, Third £2

8 Three Female Animals Prizes: First £5, Second £3, Third £2

9 Production Inspection Class ! Production points will be awarded as follows:! - One point for every kg of protein produced in previous lactation not

exceeding 305 days with 10% addition of Heifer lactation. ! - On Show day the judge will award points for inspection, which will range

between the maximum and minimum point awarded for production. Entries can only be accepted if accompanied by Milk Certificates and ear tag

numbers. Prizes: First £5, Second £3, Third £2

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Ayrshire Cattle contd

st10 Calf Born after 1 October 2017Calves to be led by children 15 and under. A gift to each leader and Cup to the Leader of winning Calf. Winner to receive SF Wilson CupPrizes: First £5, Third £3,Second £4, Fourth £2, Fifth £1

11 The Ayrshire Cattle Society Special Prize - Group Championship Rosette Group of 3 females - confined to the Ayrshire Cattle Society members.

Animals must be registered in Appendix B, A or Fully Pedigree Ayrshire Section of the Herd Book or Appendix Red and White, Pedigree Red and White Section of the Ayrshire Society Herd Book and be at least one quarter Ayrshire. If Black and White in colour, animals must be registered in the Herd Book's Pedigree Full Pedigree Section.

12 Best Animal Bred by Exhibitor Special Prize £5

13 Broadlie Cup Best Animal in Ayrshire Breed confined to show boundary

Archibald Duncan Perpetual Challenge Cup Best Animal in Ayrshire Breed

Breed Championship Award Presented to the owner of the CHAMPION AYRSHIRE

Special Prizes for Champion from :-Ayrshire Galloway MacLeod - 1 bag of Calf Feed

Harbro - Voucher

Special Prizes for most points in Dairy Section from :-Davidson Bros. (Shotts) - £50 Voucher

Scotmin - Nutrition Voucher

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Holstein Friesian Section Judging commences at 10:00 PROMPTPrize Winners must join Grand Parade

Entry Money Classes 14 = £2.00 -23



16 Quey Derby Best Quey not exceeding 3 years , in calf or milk Winner to receive A&J Wilson & Co Ltd Cup Prizes: First £7, Second £5, Third £3

17 Heifer in Milk Prizes: First £7, Second £5, Third £3

18 Heifer in Calf Prizes: First £5, Second £3, Third £2

19 Heifer (free of bull) Prizes: First £5, Second £3, Third £2

20 Cow or Heifer in Calf or Milk, confined to show boundary Prizes: First £5, Second £3, Third £2

21 Pair of Female Animals any age Prizes: First £5, Second £3, Third £2

22 Three Female Animals Prizes: First £5, Second £3, Third £2

23 Production Inspection Class ! will be awarded as follows:Production points ! - One point for every kg of protein produced in previous lactation not

exceeding 305 days with 10% addition of Heifer lactation. ! - On Show day the judge will award points for inspection, which will range

between the maximum and minimum point awarded for production. Entries can only be accepted if accompanied by Milk Certificates and ear tag

numbers. Prizes: First £5, Second £3, Third £2

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Holstein Friesian contd

24 Calf st Born after 1 October 2017

Calves to be led by children 15 and under. A gift to each leader and Cup to the Leader of winning Calf. Winner to receive the William Barr Cup.Prizes: First £5, Third £3,Second £4, Fourth £2, Fifth £1

25 Champion Female Animal Special Prize £5

26 Carrs Agricultural Cup Best Animal Bred by Exhibitor Special Prize £5

27 The Kerr Cup Best pair of Holstein Friesian animals (Male of Female) Re-presented by Alex Couser, Howcommon Farm, Craigie

28 James Kerr (Kilburn) Memorial Cup Best Holstein Friesian (confined)

29 Overhead Champion and the Jubilee Trophy Supreme Holstein Friesian. Re-presented by Alex Cousar, Howcommon Farm, Craigie

Breed Champion Award The Holstein Friesian Society UK offers a champion award Rosette to the exhibitor of the Female Champion and Reserve Champion. Exhibitors must be members of the HFS and the Society reserves the right to pregnancy diagnose any females where these awards are made.

Special Prizes for Champion from :-Holstein Friesian Galloway MacLeod - 1 bag of Calf Feed

Harbro - Voucher

Special Prizes for most points in Dairy Section from :-Davidson Bros. (Shotts) - £50 Voucher

Scotmin - Nutrition Voucher

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Any Other Dairy BreedJudging commences at 10:00 PROMPTPrize Winners must join Grand Parade

Entry Money Classes = £2.00 30-35

Neilston Show Patron will sponsor all exhibitors in this section by £20.



32 Heifer in Milk Prizes: First £7, Second £5, Third £3

33 Heifer in Calf Prizes: First £5, Second £3, Third £2

34 Yeld Heifer Prizes: First £5, Second £3, Third £2

35 Calf st Born after 1 October 2017

Winner to receive the Blackbyres Cup Prizes, First £5, Second £3, Third £2

Carswell Trophy Presented to the owner of the Other Dairy BreedChampion

Special Prize for Champion Other Dairy Breed from :- Galloway MacLeod, 1 bag of Calf Feed

Directors; £10

Special Prizes for most points in Dairy Section from :-Davidson Bros. (Shotts) £50 Voucher

Scotmin Nutrition Voucher

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Commercial Beef Cattle SectionJudging commences at 10:30 PROMPT

All Cattle in this section to be shown halteronAnimals shown in any other section are not eligible,

Prize Winners must join Grand Parade Entry Money Classes 50-53 & 55-58 = £2.00

50 Bullock - Continental Breed Prizes: First £10, Second £7, Third £5

51 Heifer - Continental Breed Prizes: First £10, Second £7, Third £5

52 Bullock - Native Breed Prizes: First £10, Second £7, Third £5

53 Heifer - Native Breed Prizes: First £10, Second £7, Third £5

54 Calf st Born after 1 January 2018. Calves to be led by children 15 and under.

A gift to each leader, winner to receive the Sadie King Trophy.Prizes: First £5, Second £4, Third £3, Fourth £2, Fifth £1

55 Young Farmers Class - Best Commercial animal shown by YF Member Prizes: First £15, Second £10, Third £5

56 Pair of Beef Animals - The WP Tulloch Trophy Prizes: First £7, Second £5, Third £3

57 Best Bullock or Heifer Bred by Exhibitor Prizes: Voucher by McCaskies Supplies, Ayr

58 Best Cow or Heifer in calf or calf at foot (pen available) Prizes: First £7, Second £5, Third £3

59 Bill Ruthven Trophy - best Commercial Beef Animal (confined) Special Prize £5, Scotmin Nutrition & Harbro Voucher

Thorn Cup - best Commercial Beef Animal.

Davidson Bros (Shotts) £30 voucher to best Beef Animal on Showground

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Pure Breed Beef Cattle SectionJudging commences at 10:30 Approx

All Cattle in this section to be shown on halterAnimals shown in any other section are not eligible,

Prize Winners must join Grand Parade Entry Money Classes 60-62, 65-67= £2.00

Continental Cattle Section

60 Cow or Heifer Any age, in Calf or Calf at foot Prizes: First £10, Second £7, Third £5

61 Heifer exceeding 1 year Prizes: First £10, Second £7, Third £5

62 Bull - any year Prizes: First £10, Second £7, Third £5

63 Calf - Bull/Heifer up to 1 year Prizes: First £10, Second £7, Third £5

64 Overall Champion Continental Pure Breed Section Scotmin Nutrition Voucher & Harbro Voucher

Native Cattle Section

65 Cow or Heifer any age, in Calf or Calf at foot Prizes: First £10, Second £7, Third £5

66 Heifer exceeding 1 year Prizes: First £10, Second £7, Third £5

67 Bull - any year Prizes: First £10, Second £7, Third £5

68 Calf - Bull/Heifer up to 1 year Prizes: First £10, Second £7, Third £5

69 Capellie Cup - Best in Pure Breed Native Section Scotmin Nutrition Voucher & Harbro Voucher


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Highland Cattle SectionJudging commences at 10:00 PROMPT

All Cattle in this section to be shown on halterAnimals shown in any other section are not eligible,

Prize Winners must join Grand Parade Entry Money Classes 70-77 = £2.00

70 Cow - born before 1st Jan 2013 Prizes: First £10, Second £7, Third £5

71 Cow - born after 1st Jan 2013 Prizes: First £10, Second £7, Third £5

72 Heifer - three year old Prizes: First £10, Second £7, Third £5

73 Heifer - two year old Prizes: First £10, Second £7, Third £5

74 Heifer - one year old Prizes: First £10, Second £7, Third £5

75 Bull - born before 1st Jan 2017 Prizes: First £10, Second £7, Third £5

76 Bull - born after 1st Jan 2017 Prizes: First £10, Second £7, Third £5

77 Calf - born after 1st Jan 2018 Prizes: First £10, Second £7, Third £5

78 Best Pair of Animals (any age) Prizes: First £10, Second £7, Third £5

79 Overhead Champion - Woodneuk Cup & Highland Cattle Society Rosette best animal in Highland Cattle Section Scotmin Nutrition Voucher & Harbro Voucher

Directors’ Prizes: Highland Champion £20; Reserve Champion £10


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Simmental Cattle SectionJudging commences at 10:00 PROMPT

All Cattle in this section to be shown halteronAnimals shown in any other section are not eligible,

Prize Winners must join Grand Parade Entry Money Classes 80-85 = £2.00

80 Cow or Heifer in calf or calf at foot, over 3 yrs old Prizes: First £10, Second £7, Third £5

81 Heifer in Calf or Calf at foot, 2 yrs old, not 3 yrs old Prizes: First £10, Second £7, Third £5

82 Female - not exceeding 2 yrs old Prizes: First £10, Second £7, Third £5

83 Female r old - not exceeding 1y Prizes: First £10, Second £7, Third £5

84 Bull - any age Prizes: First £10, Second £7, Third £5

85 Male or Female - up to 9 months on day of show Prizes: First £10, Second £7, Third £5

86 Best Pair of Simmentals - Annick Rose Bowl

87 Overall Champion - The Davidson Cup Directors’ Prizes: Simmental Champion £30; Reserve Champion £15 Scotmin Nutrition Voucher


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Black Faced Sheep SectionJudging commences at 10:00 PROMPT

Accredited and Non-AccreditedEntry Money Classes 90-95 = £2.00

90 Tupp Hoggs Prizes: First £5 Second £4, Third £3

91 Rams Prizes: First £5 Second £4, Third £3

92 Ewe Hoggs Prizes: First £5 Second £4, Third £3

93 Ewes Prizes: First £5 Second £4, Third £3 Any age with Lamb at foot

94 Out Wintered Ewe with Cross Lamb(s) at foot Prizes: First £5 Second £4, Third £3

95 Group of Three no two animals from any one class Prizes: First £5 Second £4, Third £3 Overhead Black Faced Sheep Champion - AF (Scotland) Ltd Cup & Black Faced Sheep Breeders Association Rosette best animal in Black Faced Sheep Section winner eligible for Overall Sheep Championship for Capellie Trophy .

Pet Lamb Competition - Leaders under 16 yrs; 12 noon at the Dome

Capellie Trophy - Overall Sheep Champion from Overhead Champions of all Sheep Sections.

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Suffolk Sheep SectionJudging commences at 10:00 PROMPT


100 Ram Prizes: First £5 Second £4, Third £3

101 Ewes Any age with Lamb at foot Prizes: First £5 Second £4, Third £3


103 Tup Lamb Prizes: First £5 Second £4, Third £3

104 Ewe Lamb Prizes: First £5 Second £4, Third £3

105 Group of Three no two animals from any one class Prizes: First £5 Second £4, Third £3

Floors Trophy - Best Suffolk bred by exhibitor

Harbro Trophy - Overall Champion Suffolk Prize:£5 Winner eligible for Overall Sheep Championship - Capellie Trophy.



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Border Leicester Sheep SectionJudging commences at 10:30 PROMPT



111 Ewes Any age with Lamb at foot Prizes: First £5 Second £4, Third £3





Mrs Anne Stewart Cup - Overhead Border Leicester Champion best animal in Border Leicester Section. Special Prize £5. Winner eligible for Overall Sheep Championship - Capellie Trophy.



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Blue Faced Leicester Sheep Section

Judging commences at 10:30 PROMPTAccredited and Non-Accredited



121 Ewe Any age with Lamb at foot Prizes: First £5 Second £4, Third £3

122 Ewe Hogg Prizes: First £5 Second £4, Third £3




Laight Cup - Overhead Blue Leicester Champion best animal in Blue Faced Leicester Section. Special Prize £5. winner eligible for Overall Sheep Championship - Capellie Trophy


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Judging commences at 11.00 PROMPTAccredited and Non-Accredited



127 Ewe Any age with Lamb at foot Prizes: First £5 Second £4, Third £3

128 Ewe Hogg Prizes: First £5 Second £4, Third £3




Allan Stewart Trophy - Overhead Texel Champion best animal in Texel Section. Special Prize £5. winner eligible for Overall Sheep Championship - Capellie Trophy



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Any Other Breed of Sheep SectionJudging commences at 11.00 PROMPT


132 Ram any age Prizes: First £5 Second £4, Third £3

133 Ewes any age with Lamb at foot Prizes: First £5 Second £4, Third £3





138 Pair of Butchers Lambs to be shown in pens, any breed Prizes: First £5 Second £4, Third £3

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Clydesdale Horses

Judging commences at 10.30 PROMPTPrize Winners must join Grand ParadeEntry Money Classes 140-146 = £2.00

140 Brood Mare Three years old and upwards Prizes: First £20 Second £8, Third £5

141 Foal Born in 2017, Male or female Prizes: First £20 Second £8, Third £5

142 Mare Three years old and upwards Prizes: First £20 Second £8, Third £5

143 Gelding Three years old and upwards Prizes: First £20 Second £8, Third £5

144 Two Year Old Male or female Prizes: First £20 Second £8, Third £5

145 Yearling Male or female Prizes: First £20 Second £8, Third £5

146 Best Pair of Clydesdales Any Age Prizes: First £20 Second £8, Third £5

James Kerr Cartside Cup - Best one or two year old, male or female

Olive Memorial Trophy - Best Clydesdale bred by exhibitor

Greenhill Trophy - Exhibitor with most points in Clydesdale Section.

Supreme Clydesdale Champion - Thomas Frew Perpetual Trophy Best in Classes 140-145, Presented by Tom Frew, Shewalton Lodge, Drybridge.

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Other ClassesApprox 12.45pm - immediately following Champion of Champions.

147 Young Handlers Class - Alan Barr Trophy This class is open to ANY young handler, 18 years and under. Best Young handler from each section will go forward to be judged at the

same time as “Champion of Champions”. Entrants should register for this class at the Secretaries Tent.

Young Handlers of Border Leicesters will gain points for the Border Leicester Society’s National Young Handlers Competition.

148 Young Farmers Class Prizes: 1st: £10, 2nd: £7, 3rd: £5 Any Animal, any age, to be shown by YF member.

Points Trophies

Alex Craig Cowdenmoor Perpetual Challenge Trophy. Most points in Cattle, Sheep and Heavy Horse Sections.

Glasgow Parks Trophy Most points in Beef, Highland and Simmental Sections.

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Light Horse Section Cups And Trophies

Lesley McGill Trophy Equine Champion of ChampionsOuplaymuir Cup Champion Working HunterCampbell Fuel Oil Cup Champion Hunter & Riding Club HorseCommore Trophy Champion Mountain & Moorland PonyToyland Trophy Champion Shetland PonyOxgang Stud Trophy Champion Junior Shetland PonyLignite Trophy Best Registered Miniature Shetland PonyArdenbeag Trophy Champion Junior Miniature Shetland PonyDuncarnock Cup Best Family PonyTouchmill Princess Cup Best Coloured Horse/PonyThomson Family Trophy Best Veteran Horse /Pony

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Light Horse Section RegulationsAttention is drawn to the Show Health & Safety policy

on display at Secretaries' tents.

All owners are reminded of the requirements of the Horse Identification (Scotland) Regulations 2009.

All riders must wear protective head gear which conf rms to o current 2018 standards. Full details from and the BRC Rule Book.www.bhs.org.uk

Such head gear must be worn with the chin strap properly adjusted and fastened when mounted anywhere in the showfield area. Back protectors are recommended especially for children.

Exhibits are at owner's risk. The Society will not be responsible for loss or damage by accident or otherwise in the show ground or approaches thereto.Exhibitors' equipment and effects are at owner's risk.All vehicles must be parked as directed by Stewards.Doctoring, blistering or tampering of stock strictly prohibited.

No person shall ill-treat a horse/pony at the show whether inside or outside the arena or misuse whip or spurs. All horses/ponies must be sound and in a satisfactory condition. The class judge and a member of the Light Horse Section will decide whether the show vet should be consulted. The vet's opinion will be final.

All animals must be kept under proper control. If in the opinion of any show official, any animal is deemed to be a danger to other competitors or the public, the owner will be asked to remove it from the showfield and must do so immediately.All ridden horses and ponies must be 4 years old or over.No foals permitted under three weeks of age.

Directors reserve the right to cancel, amalgamate or split classes.Prize money will be paid not later than 30th June, after which unless claimed before, it will be forfeited. Directors reserve the right to allocate donations in kind instead of cash or vice versa. Any protests must be lodged with Light Horse Secretary on the day of Show along with £10 deposit, to be followed by written confirmation of protest within one week. Deposit will be forfeited if protest is dismissed.

Cups and Trophies must be signed for at presentation and returned in good time for the following year's show.

The Judge's decision is Final in all classes.

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Working Hunter Classes Judging 8.45am PROMPT

150 Unaffiliated Novice Working Hunter Horse/Pony Entry £8 Prizes: 1st: £10, 2nd: £8, 3rd: £6 Ring 1

Horse/Pony not to have won an Open Working Hunter Competition. Entrants in Class 150 are excluded from classes 151 & 152.Course : 6 to 8 fences, approximate height 55cm. Rider any age.

151 Dodson & Horrell/ BHS Scotland Riding Club Working Hunter Series 2018 - Qualifying Class Entry £10 Prizes: 1st: £15, 2nd: £10, 3rd: £8 Ring 1

Eligibility: Horses must be 15hh and over. Horses must not have won more than £400 in total in any WH competitions, more than £400 in BS winnings or have more than 45 BE points. Riders must be 18 years old or over on 1 January 2018.

Course: You will be asked to jump a course of 8-12 fences Maximum height 3ft 3ins (1.00m), maximum spread 3ft 6ins (1.05m). Classes will be judged in line with Sport Horse GB rules. Hats must conform to the standards specified in the BRC rulebook. Qualification: The first 3 partnerships will qualify even if they have not jumped clear. If one of these has already qualified, their qualification may be handed down to the fourth placed horse and rider provided they had a clear round in the jumping.

The Dodson & Horrell/ BHS Scotland Riding Club Working Hunter Series Final will be held at Blair Castle in August 2018. To be eligible for the final, the rider must be a member of a riding club affiliated to BRC. To compete at the FINAL riders must be a Riding Club member.

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Eligibility: Horses must be 15hh or over, 4 years old and over. Riders must be 18 years old or over. To compete at the final, either the rider or owner of the horse must be a member of the BHS.

Course: You will be asked to jump a course of 8-12 fences (Max height 3ft 6ins (1.05m), max spread 3ft 9ins (1.12m)). Classes will be judged in line with Sport Horse GB rules. Hats must conform to the standards specified in the BRC rulebook.

Qualification: The first three partnerships will qualify even if they have not jumped clear. If one of these has already qualified, their qualification may be handed down to the fourth placed horse and rider provided they had a clear round in the jumping.

The Eastern BMW/ BHS Working Hunter Series Final will be held at Blair Castle in August 2018.

Championship Class - Ouplaymuir Cup - Working Hunter Champion For 1st and 2nd Prize Winners of Classes 150, 151, 152 Winner will be eligible for the Lesley McGill Trophy

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Ridden Horse Classes Entry £8 per class; Prizes: 1st: £10, 2nd: £8, 3rd: £6

Judging 9am in Ring 2

153 Ridden Hunter - for Horses over 15hh Entry £8 Prizes: 1st: £10, 2nd: £8, 3rd: £6 Ring 2

154 Riding Horse - Mare or Gelding, 4 years old and over, exceeding 148cm. Rider any age. Entry £8 Prizes: 1st: £10, 2nd: £8, 3rd: £6 Ring 2

155 Riding Club Horse To be shown in a snaffle bridle. A jump will be included. Class will be split if numbers permit. Entry £8 Prizes: 1st: £10, 2nd: £8, 3rd: £6 Ring 2

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NPS Qualifying Rounds:

These classes are judged under the Rules of the NPS. Ponies must be registered in the main body of their respective Mountain & Moorland Stud Books. Part breds are not eligible for Mountain & Moorland Classes. To compete in Show Pony and Show Hunter Pony 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 AASB or in the main body of their respective Mountain & Moorland Stud Books. Part-Breds are not eligible 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 and non-members but only ponies owned by adult NPS Qualifying or Life members are eligible to qualify for the final of the competition at the NPS Summer Championship Show at Malvern from 31st July -2nd August 2018

The highest placed pony, if owned by an NPS member, in each class will qualify for the final. Qualification may pass down to third place if the first and second ponies are already qualified. NPS/Rosettes Direct Home Produced Ridden Championship - Riders of Home Produced ponies (see definition in the NPS Rules Book) can wear a white arm band in classes where this is indicated. These ponies, if owned by NPS members, are then eligible to qualify for the final at the NPS Summer Championship Show. The Owner's Membership cards MUST be produced in the ring when requested or the qualification will be forfeit.

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NPS Scotland Rules 2018

1. Ponies may only qualify for each NPS Scotland Competition Final. Ponies that take a oncesecond qualifier for the same section will not be allowed to enter the final.

2. All Mountain & Moorland Ponies must be registered in the of their respective stud main bodybook. Part bred, X registered ponies, ponies in the appendices of their main stud book and Eriskays are not eligible

3. Qualification in the M. & M In Hand Section may go to 3 in the Championship. rd

All others may go to no lower than 4 placeth .

4. A Judge is not obliged to award an NPS Scotland Finals qualification if he/she feels that the pony is not of a sufficient standard

5. Closing Dates for Entries: Competitors qualifying at Shows held before Monday 4 June 2018 must send their th

qualifying cards and entries in by Thursday 28 June 2018.th

Shows after 5 June 2018 adhere to a closing date of 1st August 2018. Late Entries th

will NOT be accepted. Competitors that qualify at late shows after the 1 August 2018 st

are required to email the secretary and send in the qualifying cards within 3 days of the show.

6. Cavasson nosebands are the only nosebands permitted in flat ridden classes.

7. Entry for the Finals can only be made by sending the official card duly signed by the Judge at the time of qualifying with your entry form.

8. The must be or become a member of NPS Scotland before entering the Finals.OWNER

9. All ridden ponies must be shown off the lead rein except in the specified Lead Rein Qualifier Class.

10. In Mountain and Moorland classes riders of stallions must be 12 years old or over when riding small breeds (Shetland, Dartmoor, Exmoor, Welsh A & B). For large breeds (Highland, Fell, Dales, Connemara, New Forest, Welsh C & D) riders of stallions must be 14 years old or over.

11. A child must have attained their 12th birthday as of the 1st January in the current year to either strip or lunge pony at a NPS show, except for stallions where age will same as in the Rule Book to ride a stallion.

12. Handlers of stallions or colts must be 14 years old or over.

13. Handlers of ponies in In Hand classes aged 14 years and under must wear a correctly secured skull caps/riding hat that meets the current standards.

14. The Final will take place at the Blair Castle International Horse Trials on Fri 24 August th

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Registered Mountain & Moorland Ponies Judging - 9 am PROMPT in RING 3

Entry £7 per class

These qualifiers are run under NPS Rules- see pages 46-47

All ponies must be registered in the main body of their respective Breed/Society Stud Book; Breed and Reg No. must be on Entry Form.

160 NPS Scotland/ Townhead Pet n Pony In Hand M&M Championship Large Breeds

161 NPS Scotland/ Townhead Pet n Pony In Hand M&M Championship Small Breeds

For Classes 160-161, Champion and Reserve Champion will qualify for the NPS Scotland/ In Hand M&M Championship final at Townhead Pet n PonyBlair Castle International Horse Trials on Aug 2018. Qualification may go to 3 in the Championship (ie 1 Reserve Champions)rd st

Handler any age, except stallions (see rules). Foals are not eligible.Class 160-161 are qualifiers for the NPS/Highbrook Stud M&M In Hand National Championships (see p 46/47)

NPS/ Kilmannan Stud M&M In Hand Silver Medal Rosette Championshipfor the best registered pony owned by an NPS Qualifying or Life member in the M&M in hand section. (see p49 for Silver Medal Rosette Regulations)

162 NPS Scotland/ Kilmannan Stud Novice Ridden M&M ChampionshipClasses will be split if entries are sufficientStallions, mares and geldings four years old and over, registered in the main body of their respective Breed Society stud book. A pony is not eligible to compete if, before 1st January in the current year, it has done any of the following: i. Won an open NPS affiliated mixed M&M Ridden class ii. Qualified for Horse Year Show, Olympia or RIHS Open M&M Ridden classes of the

iii. Qualified for the M&M Novice or Intermediate Ridden final at the NPS Summer Championship show (NB Ponies can compete as novices in this competition for 2 consecutive years provided they do not submit an entry to the final in the 1st yr). iv. If a pony qualifies for Horse of the Year Show, Olympia or RIHS in its second year it is immediately de-noviced and cannot compete in the Kilmannan Final. or Picton

Rider any age, except stallions (see rules). Ponies must be shown in a snaffle bit. A minimum of 6 ponies must be stripped in qualifying rounds. All ponies will be stripped in the Final.

th Qualifications to go no lower than 4 place. This can be either mixed M&M or Breed Classes

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163 NPS Scotland/ Baileys Horse Feeds O pen Ridden M&M Championship Incorporating the NPS/ Ringside Stud M&M Open Ridden National Championships- Large Breeds

Stallion, mare or gelding four years old and over (see pp46-47 for details)

164 NPS Scotland/Baileys Horse Feeds Open Ridden M&M Championship Incorporating the NPS/ Ringside Stud M&M Open Ridden National Championships- Small BreedsStallion, mare or gelding four years old and over (see pp46-47 for details)

Classes 163 &164, may be amalgamated if numbers are not sufficient.

NPS/ The Minns Family M&M Ridden Silver Medal Rosette Championshipfor the best registered pony owned by an NPS Qualifying or Life member in the M&M Open Ridden section. (see below for Silver Medal Rosette Regulations)

NPS Silver Medal Rosette Championships: Regulations

These classes are judged under the Rules of the NPS. NPS Silver Medal Rosettes are only awarded when the owner of the champion pony is a Qualifying or Life member of the NPS. A valid membership card must be in the rider’s/handler’s possession on entering the ring and be produced immediately on request by either the judge or the steward.

If the owner of the Champion pony is not a member, or the owner’s membership card is not immediately produced, the rosette may be awarded to the Reserve Champion provided they have the required membership card.

If the Champion pony has previously qualified it is still entitled to the Silver Medal Rosette but the qualification card goes to the Reserve Champion pony, provided the owner of that pony is a member of the NPS. The Silver Medal Rosette and the qualification card can be awarded no lower than 1st Reserve (3rd). Foals are not eligible for Silver Medal Rosette Championships.

Qualifiers are entitled to compete in the final of the Silver Medal Rosette Championships to be held at the NPS Summer Championship Show , Malvern 31st July -2nd August 2018 or at the NPS Scotland Championship Show in August 2018.

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For Classes 165, 166, the 2 highest placed ponies not already qualified will go forward to the final at Blair Castle International Horse Trials in August 2018. Qualifications to go no lower than 4th place.

165 NPS Scotland/ Kilgraston School M&M Leading Rein Class

Mares and geldings four years old and over not exceeding 122 cms, registered in the main body of the following Breed Society stud books:Dartmoor, Exmoor, Shetland, New Forest, Welsh A and Welsh BRider must be at least 3 years old on the day of the class and not to have attained their 9th birthday by the 1st January in the current year The owner does not have to be an NPS Scotland member for the pony to enter this competition, but the owner must become a member to enter the final.Ponies will not be stripped; Ponies must be shown in a snaffle bit.Ponies may not be ridden side saddle; Handles on saddles are permitted.The 2 highest placed ponies in the Lead Rein Class not already qualified will go forward to the final which will take place at the Blair Castle International Horse Trials on Friday 24th August 2018.Qualifications to go no lower than 4th place

166 NPS Scotland/ Kilgraston School M&M First Ridden Class Mares and geldings four years old and over not exceeding 128cms, registered in the main body of the following Breed Society stud books:Dartmoor, Exmoor, Shetland, New Forest, Welsh A and Welsh B Riders not to have attained their 12th birthday by 1st Jan in the current year The owner does not have to be an NPS Scotland member for the pony to enter this competition but the owner must become a member to enter the final.

Ponies must not be cantered except in their individual show. Ponies will not be stripped. Ponies may not be ridden side saddle.Ponies may be shown in any suitable bridle.

The 2 highest placed ponies in the First ridden class not already qualified will go forward to the final which will take place at the Blair Castle International Horse Trials on 24th August2018.Qualifications to go no lower than 4th place

Commore Trophy - Champion Mountain & Moorland Pony.

st nd In memory of Mrs M Reid. For 1 & 2 Prizewinners of Classes 160-166 Winner eligible for The Lesley McGill Trophy

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Shetland ClassesJudging commences at 10 am in Ring 4All Ponies will be led. Entry £7 per class

Prizes: 1st: £8, 2nd: £7, 3rd: £6

Special Rosettes by Shetland Pony Stud-Book Society

Neilston Agricultural Society is very grateful to receive the benefit of a bequest from the late Miss M. Gibson of Mainholm, Ayr.

SPSBS Affiliation Rules 2018

1. Classes must be confined to Registered Ponies. Ponies must be named on the entry form and in the catalogue if one is produced. Society rosettes must only be given to ponies registered with the Society or eligible for registration (ie foals).

2. Three year old fillies with foals at foot may not be shown. All foals must be a minimum of three weeks old on the day of the Show. All entire males aged 2 years and over must display a stallion disc.

3. There must be no colts or entire males in Young Handlers classes. Children under 14 years old may not show colts (excluding foals) or entire males in In-hand classes. Children under 12 years old on the day of the show may not show entire males in ridden classes. In the interests of safety, hard hats must be worn by all handlers aged 14 years or under in in-hand classes. Exhibitors should not kneel but remain standing while in the ring. Hard hats must be worn by all exhibitors, irrespective of age, in ridden classes. In ridden classes, if a rider falls off at any time whilst in the ring, both pony and rider must leave the ring, rider dismounted, and take no further part.

Standard Shetland Classes

168 Shetland – Yearling, 2 or 3 year old

169 Shetland - Gelding/ Stallion - 4 year old and over

170 Shetland - Mare - 4 years old and over. Mare may have foal at foot.

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Miniature Shetland Classes

17 Miniature Shetland Pony Yearling1 -

17 Miniature Shetland Pony – 2 or 3 year old2

17 Shetland Miniature Pony - Stallion3

174 Shetland Miniature Pony - Ma re or Gelding 4 years old and over. Mare may have foal at foot.

Ardenbeag Trophy - Junior Miniature Pony Champion 3 yrs old and under from classes 171- 172

Lignite Trophy For Best Registered Miniature Pony for 1st and 2nd Prize Winners of Classes 171-174

Oxgang Stud Trophy- Junior Standard Pony Champion Junior champion 3 years old and under - winner of Class 168.

Toyland Trophy- Champion Shetland for 1st and 2nd Prize Winners of Classes 168 to 174 Winner eligible for The Lesley McGill Trophy. Winner will also be

eligible for the In Hand Mountain & Moorland Silver Medal if qualifying member of NPS.

175 Young Handler

Equine Champion of Champions The Lesley McGill Trophy Presented by Mr Gordon McGill, to be won annually in perpetuity. For winners of

Ouplaymuir Cup Champion Working Hunter Campbell Fuel Oil Cup Champion Hunter & Riding Club Horse Commore Trophy Champion Mountain & Moorland Pony Toyland Trophy Champion Shetland Pony

Judging at 12.45pm approx in Ring 2 by a panel of judges.

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James Photography

James Pyke :Mobile 07989 101 258; [email protected]

James Clark :Mobile: 07904 496 083

[email protected]

Specialist Low Ground Pressure Equipment

available

All Treatments GPS recorded and paper-

work supplied to Farm Assurance standards

RushesRushesRushesRushes DandelionDandelionDandelionDandelion

DocksDocksDocksDocks RagwortRagwortRagwortRagwort

+ many more+ many more+ many more+ many more

Professional Weed Control for Lawns-Paths-Driveways-Paddocks-Fields

Call James on 0771 250 0815 for details

Japanese Knotweed Management Plans prepared carried out and recorded

Fully Qualified for Spraying and Slug Pellet Applica0ons

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Family Pony ClassesJudging 1pm approx, in Ring 3

Prizes: 1st: £8, 2nd: £7, 3rd: £6 Entry: £6;

The Judge will be looking for well mannered, safe, sensible, well turned out

ponies. To be ridden in snaffle bridle. Classes may be split if numbers warrant.

184 Family Pony A small jump may be Suitable to be ridden by any member of family.

included in the judging. Rider not eligible for class 185. No Lead Reins.

185 Lead Rein Class - Family Pony

To be ridden in a Snaffle Bridle, Mare or Gelding not exceeding 14.2hh

Duncarnock Cup - Family Pony Champion For the 1st and 2nd Prize Winners in Classes 184 and 185

186 Handy Pony Running from 1pm-2pm in Ring 4 - Prizes to 3rd place Entry £3

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Veteran Horse & Pony ClassesEntry £6 per class

Prizes: 1st: £8, 2nd: £7, 3rd: £6

Commencing 1:30pm approx in Ring 2

Special Rosette(s) for best over 25 year old in each classClass may be split if entries warrant.

187 Veteran Horses and Ponies - In-Hand aged 16 years and over at 1st January 2018. To be shown in hand.

188 Veteran Horses and Ponies – Ridden aged 16 years and over at 1st January 2018. To be shown under saddle.

Thomson Family Trophy - Veteran Champion For 1st and 2nd Prize Winners from Classes 187 & 188.

Coloured Horse & Pony Classes

Commencing after the Veteran Classes in Ring 2Entry £6 per class

Prizes: 1st: £8, 2nd: £7, 3rd: £6

190 Coloured Horses & Ponies In-Hand Traditional/Non-Traditional

192 Coloured Horses & Ponies Ridden Traditional/Non-Traditional Classes 190 & 192 may be split if numbers warrant.

Touchmill Princess Cup - Coloured Horse or Pony Champion for 1st & 2nd Prizewinners from Classes 190 &192 .

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ShowjumpingCommencing 1pm approx. in RING 1

Entry £6 per class

195 Clemmie/ BHS Riding Club Style Jumping Series 2018 The rider will be assessed on their position & their “Equestrian feel” and

skill, including the horse’s balance and rhythm. Rider must be 18 or over

and Horses 4yo or over. Please refer to BHS Scotland wesbite for

detailed rules.

http://www.bhsscotland.org.uk/clemmie-riding-club-style-jumping.html

The rider should salute at the beginning and then proceed in canter,

including a change of rein; when the judge rings the bell, they should

commence jumping; the course consists of 7 fences, including a stile

fence and a double, (at a speed of 325m per minute, max height 85cm;

max spread 90cm) . after jumping the last fence, they should continue

cantering until the judge signals; rider should salute to the judge before

leaving the ring. First three partnerships qualify for final at Blair.

Classes 196-198 Jumping run over two phases without interruption - in accordance with

BSJA Rule book (Rule 286 : Two Phase Competition).Junior Riders-16

yrs and under; Senior Riders-17 years and over. Junior and senior

classes will run simultaneously with separate prizes for each section.

196 Novice Jumping Pony/Horse and rider combination not to have won 1st place in a jumping

competition since 1st January 2017.

196a – Novice Junior – fences will not exceed 55cm

196b – Novice Senior – fences will not exceed 55cm

197 Intermediate Jumping 197a – Junior Intermediate – fences will not exceed 70cm

197b – Senior Intermediate – fences will not exceed 70cm

198 Small Open 198a – Junior Small Open – fences will not exceed 90cm

198b – Senior Small Open – fences will not exceed 90cm

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Dog Show kindly Sponsored by

Canine-Cottage-Barrhead0141 328 0404

[email protected]

Dog ShowJudging Start 11:30am prompt.

Entries taken on Showfield.Entry £2.00 per Dog

Humans pay normal Show entrance feeNo Bitches in Season

Pedigree Classes301 Any Variety Puppy

302 Any Variety Open

303 Any Variety Veteran

304 Any Variety Toy

305 Any Variety Working/ Sporting/ Pastoral

306 Any Variety Terrier

Novelty Classes307 Young handlers 10yrs & under

308 Young handlers 11-16yrs

309 Crossbreed Puppy (3-12 mths)

310 Crossbreed Any Variety

311 Poodle Cross (eg labradoodle, cockapoo, poochon etc)

312 Happy Families (2 or more from the same family)

313 Waggiest Tail

314 Best dressed

Winners of Classes 301-306 compete for best in show

Prizes for Best in Show, Best Puppy, Best Novelty and Best Veteran

Rosettes to 4th place.

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Gun Dog Scurry

Open to all -

Jack Russells to Great Danes !

“Come and Try”

Fastest dog to retrieve 2 dummies wins £100.

Over £10, 000 raised for RAH Special Baby Care Unit

Please drop by to support us. on the tree-line, to the left of the cattle section

£2.00

Pleased to be at Neilston Show.in the Activity Ring from 11am

Have A Go!£1 perentry

All DogsWelcome

(on a Lead)

For more information contact :-Martha Brindley

Kennel Club Acredited Instructor, KC Trainer of the Year 2016tel 01505 850532

Have A Go AgilityHappy Hounds

Certificates for all Child Handlers

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AyrshireAyrshireBeekeepersBeekeepers

AyrshireBeekeepers

Darvel Telephone Museum

Ayrshire Hand Spinners

& Weavers

Knittin

g Mania

Volunta

ry A

ction

ERC

Piglets GoatKids

Westyett

Alp

acas

PET SHOW

GreenWoodcraft

Our WeeRed Bus

‘The Educational Dome Marquee’will have the following displays

Pet Lamb Competitionaccredited & non accredited

Chair Restoration& Caning

School ArtCompetition

Poultry,Poultry,Chicks Chicks

& Ducks& Ducks

Poultry,Chicks

& DucksMab

el the

Milk

ing C

ow

Sheep with lambs at foot

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Museum of Rural Life

“Squire & Piper”

the DonkeysNethergate

Community Farm

Barrhead Leather

KellyBronze Turkeys

Neilston Leisure Centre

Hoots Owls

Freisian Calves

Shetland

Sheep

Society Kune

KunePigs

Barrhead & District Horticultural Society

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Educational Dome Competitions

Schools Painting Competition Prizes: First £3, Second £2, Third £2Primary 1 Primary 2 & 3 Prizes: First £3, Second £2, Third £2 Primary 4 & 5 Prizes: First £3, Second £2, Third £2 Primary 6 & 7 Prizes: First £3, Second £2, Third £2

Best Pet Lamb Judging at 12 noon, outside the tent All Entrants must have appropriate ear tags. Special £5 Prize for Best Leader. Prizes: First £3, Second £2, Third £2

Entries taken on the day from 9.30am-10.30amJudging starts 11.00am prompt in the Dome

Collection of all pets between 3.30pm-4.00pm

· Rabbits · Goldfish & other cold water fish· Guinea Pigs · Budgerigars & other cages birds· Hamsters · Gerbils · Any other pet except cats or ferrets

Pet Show kindly sponsored by Country Feeds,Westbourne Centre Barrhead, G78 1LR, 0141 881 2992

with vouchers for 1st, 2nd, 3rd in all categories and £10 voucher for Overall Pet Champion

Pet Show

[email protected]

The 4.5 mile off-road event starts in Scotland's 6th highest village and follows farm roads, trails and tracks........and you'll still have time to see the Show once you pass the finish line.The run is held under UK Athletic rules and is a Scottish Althletics Permit event.

Neilston Pad Race 2018 - Sat 5th May 10am

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JOINER & BUILDERS

Barr & Maxwell

HOUSE ALTERATIONS HOUSE ALTERATIONS

EXTENSIONS EXTENSIONS

RENOVATIONS RENOVATIONS

ALL TYPES OF ROOF ALL TYPES OF ROOF

REPAIRS REPAIRS

DRY VERGES, FASCIAS DRY VERGES, FASCIAS

& GUTTERS & GUTTERS

HOUSE ALTERATIONS

EXTENSIONS

RENOVATIONS

ALL TYPES OF ROOF

REPAIRS

DRY VERGES, FASCIAS

& GUTTERS

98 MAIN ST. NEILSTON

0141 881 1937 0141 881 1937

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Sat 5th May

Olympic Business Park

Dundonald

Ayrshire, KA2 9BE

SUPPLIERS OF PREMIER AGRICULTURAL AND CONSTRUCTION

MACHINERY THROUGHOUT SCOTLAND

DUNDONALD OFFICE —

TEL: 01563 851900

www.agricar.co.uk www.agricarstore.co.uk

www.jgordon.co.uk

SALES ENQUIRIES TO:STUART SHUTTLETON: 07802 606389

ALISTAIR MUIR: 07786 730576

SERVICE MANAGER:TOM DICKIE 07775878635 / 01560 324400

JAMES GORDON LTDBERRYHILL MOSCOW, GALSTON, AYRSHIRE, KA4 8PR

01560 324400

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Show Sponsors

Neilston Agricultural Society is very grateful to their Directors, to Neilston Local Community & to Businesses of Neilston for all the dedication and support they (and their families) give on Show Day and throughout the year.

These donations of time, energy, services and/or financial contributions play an essential role in ensuring that the special tradition of Neilston Show stays very much alive for generations to come.

Class Sponsors - Directors

Thank you to the following Directors for sponsoring Classes :-

Eric OsborneJohn Raeside

JWB ReidJim Renfrew

Jim RobertsonAlex Scott

William ScottRichard Spearey

Roddy SpeirsDerek SpierAlex Spiers

John SpoonerCampbell SteelGeorge StrangTom Thomson

William ThomsonAngus WalletDuncan Watt

Alex WhitefordAndrew WilsonRobbie WilsonTommy Wilson

William BairdAlasdair CarrickAlison Carswell

James H CarswellJames R CarswellLesley Crawford

Robert HumphreyStuart KerrRita KilianTom Kilian

William LambieJean MacKayJim MacKay

Gordon McMurdoHeather McMurdoJennifer McMurdoLaura McMurdoColin MelroseMuir Melrose

Ronnie MelroseMichael MitchellRaymond MuirJohn Murdoch

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Abbey Vet Group AC SecuritySystems

Aitken FamilyAlbar Landscapes

AgricarAgriscape

Anderson, High KilbrideJ Bruce Andrew

Aqua WashA&T Gilmour, Newton Mearns

BM ContractsBarr & Maxwell

Barr, GreenfieldmuirBarrhead Riding Club

Bernard Fruitin, Jaapston FarmBluestone

Boag FamilyAngela BuchananCampbell Fuel Oils

Carrs BillingtonCassidy Family

Clydesdale BankContainer Park Storage

Country Feeds, BarrheadComplete Cleaning Services

Connell FamilyCraig Wilson Ltd, Ayr

Craigpark Veterinary Centre, Barrhead

Crawford CoachesRichard Cree LtdD Moodie & Co

D Welsh Builders LtdDanny's Events CateringDavidsons Animal Feeds

Robert Dunbar Butchers, NeilstonErskine DrainageFairways (GM) Ltd

First Independent FinanceGalloway & MacLeod

GEA DairyflowGibb of Galston

The Gleniffer Hotel, PaisleyGordon's Berryhill

Greenside AccountsGreenside Texels

Greenlaw GraphicsGPL Roofing + Roughcasting

Hamilton BrosHamish Gilbert Agricultural

ContractorHarbro Ltd

Hazelden Equestrian, DunlopHugh Whiteford Contracts LtdHutchinsons Crop Production

SpecialistsG Hutchison, Netherton Farm

Imperial Heating OilMr J Crawford

J&S Montgomery LtdJohn Meikle Contractors Ltd

John Scott Meats PaisleyKelburn Bar

Kelly Bronze TurkeysLesley Hamilton

L S Smellie & Sons LtdLooKing

The McGill FamilyMcCaskie AgricultureMcCabes Opticians

Commercial SponsorsNeilston Agricultural Society is very grateful to the following companies for their support

and sponsorship of this year’s Show.

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Hamish GilbertAgricultural Contractor

• Reseeding & Over-Seeding with Guttler Green Master & Front Scarifier

• Silage Cutting & Chopping

• Muck Spreading (High Capacity Rear Discharge Spreader)

• Umbilical Slurry Spreading with Injector or Splash Plate

• Over the Top Slurry Mixing

• Slurry Spreading with 2500 Gallon Tankers for Field Spreading or Ferrying to Umbilical

• 7.5-Tonne Excavator for Ditching, Draining & General Excavations

• Ploughing • Cultivating • Fertiliser Spreading with GES

• Hedge Cutting - Slasher, Saw, Flail • Grass Verging

• Mole Ploughing - Attachment for Water Pipe Laying

• ANY AREA •

• PROMPT PROFESSIONAL SERVICE •

WHITERIDDEN FARM, KILBIRNIE,AYRSHIRE KA25 7JY

Tel: (01505 684162 / 683709Fax: (01505) 684162

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Commercial SponsorsNeilston Agricultural Society is very grateful to the following companies for their support

and sponsorship of this year’s Show.

Lesley Storrie, Horse & Pet SuppliesCJ Strain & Son, Shilford

Tenement BarWest Capelie FarmThe Cobble ShopThe Pad, Neilston

TAN Thomson, CommoncraigWP Tulloch Butcher

William LambieUnited Auctions Stirling

Uplawmoor HotelStewart Wilson

Scottish Woodlands

Hugh McPhee, North LodgeMundell Landscapes

J M MurdochThe Neilston Pharmacy

Phoenix HondaJ Robb, Kirkstyle Garage

R Baxter, Gibblaston Farm, BoWRedhurst Hotel

The Reid FamilyScott Stores

Scotmin NutritionSheila Smith, Barrhead

Billy Sinclair, Hairdressers Sound Master

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Homecraft Section

Entry Money: 20p each entry; late entries 40pPrizes: 1st £2.00; 2nd £1.50; 3rd £1.00

Judging 10am -12 noon; Trophies presented in Homecraft Tent at 3.30pmFull Schedule/Entry Forms/Regulations available from

[email protected] - 0141 881 3420

Baking Section - NAS Industrial Section Cup 1. 3 Plain Oven Scones 2. 3 Oven Scones (any variety) 3. 3 Pancakes 4. 3 Cupcakes 5. 3 Bakewell Slices (Shortcrust Pastry) 6. 3 Single Meringues 7. 3 Empire Biscuits 8. 3 Viennese Fingers 9. Butter Sponge (Single, Iced, no Decoration) 10. Egg Sponge (Single, not sugared) 11. 3 Pieces Traybake (not oven cooked) 12. Lemon Drizzle Loaf 13. Fruit Loaf 14. 3 Pieces Shortbread 15. A Slice of Vegetable Cake (icing optional, variety to be named) 16. Gingerbread (Plain) 17. Chocolate Sponge (Single, Iced, no Decoration) 18. 3 Pieces Tablet 19. 3 Half-dipped Chocolate Peppermint Creams 20. Jar of Jam (variety to be named) 21. Jar of Marmalade 22. Flask of Homemade Soup (variety to be named)

Handicraft Section - Margaret G Barr Cup 23. Snapshot “Gate/s” (not exceeding 5” x 7” unmounted) 24. Hand Knitted Baby's Item 25. Any Article in Wool Crochet 26. Soft Toy 27. Hand Knitted Article in Double Knit or Heavy Knit 28. Cushion Cover (any craft, pad optional) 29. Hand Made Card (any craft) 30. Favourite Sugar and Cream 31. Sewn Item (Machine/Hand) 32. Any Article in Cross Stitch 33. Mounted Pencil Drawing (not to exceed overall A3 size) 34. Painting – any medium (not to exceed 24” x 24”, incl mount & frame)

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http://[email protected]

http://[email protected]

Floral Art Section 35. Arrangement in an Unusual Container 36. Foliage Pot Plant 37. Flowering Pot Plant 38. “At The Seaside” 39. Arrangement in a Milk Jug

Junior Section

9 yrs & under 40. An Edible Necklace 41. Decorated Cookie (Decoration only to be judged) 42. An Item made from an Egg Carton

10-14 years 43 3 Cupcakes 44 Decorated Pencil Holder (Handmade) 45 Snapshot “Animal Magic” (not exceeding 5”x 7” unmounted, taken by exhibitor)

Novice Section Exhibitor not to have won a 1st prize in Baking Section 46 Victoria Sponge (Butter cream and jam filling) 47 Banana Loaf

Home Made Wine Section 48 White Wine - Medium Sweet 49 White Wine - Dry 50 Red Wine - Medium Sweet 51 Red Wine - Dry 52 Homemade Liqueur (presented in any bottle)

Trophies for most points in each section:-

James McKelvie Challenge Cup - most points in Homecraft section

WRI Cup - for the Rural Institute with the most points (1st-3rd points only)

NAS Industrial Section Cup - most points in Baking SectionMargaret G Barr Cup - most points in Handicraft SectionBarrhead Flower Club Trophy - most points in Flower SectionMolly Crossan Trophy - most points in 9yrs and under sectionWoodneuk Trophy - most points in 10-14 years sectionNAS Wine Section Cup - most points in wine section

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Neilston Agricultural SocietyHomecraft Section

Regulations

1 All entry forms to be in the hands of the Homecraft Secretary, Mrs Elizabeth Mitchell, c/o Renfrew, 90 Main Street, Neilston. by 6.30pm on Friday 4th May 2018

Telephone entries to 0141 881 3420 E-mail to [email protected] Text to 0787 678 3354

(Payment for phone, e-mail and text entries taken on Saturday morning at show field)

2 Entry fee 20p per entry – late entries 40p

3 Cheques should be made payable to :- Neilston Agricultural Society Industrial Section

4 Entries will be received at the Show Field on the morning of the show between 8.45am—9.45am

5 Judging commences at 10.00am

6 Presentation of Cups and Trophies will be at 3.30pm

7 Entries and prize money may be uplifted following presentation of Cups and Trophies

8 Each competitor allowed more than one entry in any class

9 * If member of WRI please state which institute

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Class Number

No. ofEntries

Entry Fee

ClassNumber

No. ofEntries

EntryFee

Name

Address

Postcode

Email

Telephone Number

Total

(Cash / Cheque enclosed)

* Rural* If member of WRI, please state which institute

Neilston Agricultural ShowHomecraft Section

Entry Form

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Please post or email to secretary, to arrive before 3rd May 2018

Mrs Rita Kilian, Neilston Show Secretary13 Glen Roy Drive, Neilston, G78 3QJ72

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