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Royal Manx Agricultural Society

The Society was constituted in 1858 as the Isle of Man Agricultural Society and in 1951, His Majesty King George VI approved of the Society being called

the Royal Manx Agricultural Society.

President: Mrs F M Moore

Vice President: Mr J R Quayle

MEMBERS OF THE COUNCIL

J Anderson, A J Bolton, L Cain, Miss L Callow, Mrs M K Callow, M Chadwick, R Crookall, E Q Corlett, J K Corlett, T Corlett, W Corlett,

J Corrin, P J Corrin, S Corrin, R E Craine, G K Crowe, R H Davies, C D Duggan, J Duggan, P Faragher, J C Gell, A. Kearsley, M Kelly, R S Kennedy, N Kennish,

D Kermeen, W E Kermeen, K P Kinrade, D Kirk, J W Kneen, R D Longworth, A G Martin, R D Moore, S Morrey, Mrs J Norris, M I Quayle, R H Quayle, MHK, R J Quayle, R R Quayle, G W Rowlands, D Skillen, A Skillicorn, B Snell, M D Taggart,

Miss J Clague, Mrs S Teare-Kermeen, K Watterson and W H Watterson

Representing Young Farmers Clubs: Miss J Cain & Miss E Craine

PAST PRESIDENTS

J A Bregazzi, W F Cain, B K Caley, J E Caley, W L E Christian, G W Clague, A N Corrin, J L Corrin, B J Cowin, C E Cowin, CP, M A Craine, P W Dale,

D Duggan, CP, R H Gelling, CP, C A Jones, C E Kelly, S T Kermeen, W L Kermeen, C H K Kerruish, E J Quayle, J J Quayle, CP, R J Quayle, D R Quirk,

A D Radcliffe, J J Teare and J K Teare, JP.

HONORARY LIFE MEMBERS

E C Convery, Miss T Corrin, R Fairbairn, R C Gell, G E Gelling, R H Gelling, CP, L W Halsall, B F Kelly, J M Kelly, W J C Kelly, Mrs M K Kennaugh, Mrs P Kinrade,

D C Lindsay, Mrs C A Pain, Miss A Pickering, Mrs E Quayle, Mrs L Quayle, R E Quayle, M G Quirk, Mrs B Robinson, and T W N Walsh

Hon. Treasurer: Mr J K Corlett

Secretary: Ms Carol Kennaugh

61 Friary Park, Ballabeg, Isle of Man IM9 4EW Email: [email protected] Phone: 01624 801850

Hon. Veterinary Surgeon for 2019 : Point of Care IOM

Entry forms for all classes are available from the website www.royalmanx.com or from the Secretary

CLOSING DATE FOR ENTRIES 2019

FARM COMPETITION …………………… Friday 31st May GRAIN GROWING COMPETITION …………………… Friday 31st May OPEN DOGS …………………… Monday 1st July DOG AGILITY AND OBEDIENCE …………………… Monday 1st July ALL LIVESTOCK ENTRIES …………………… Monday 1st July FLORAL ART …………………… Sunday 4th August ARTS & CRAFTS …………………… Thursday 8th August VINTAGE TRACTORS & MACHINERY …………………… Friday 9th August SHEEP FLEECES …………………… Saturday 10th August FARM & GARDEN …………………… Saturday 10th August COOKERY …………………… Saturday 10th August

ENTRY FEES Section First Additional

Entry Entries Arts and Crafts – Open £7.00 50p Arts and Crafts – Junior £1.00 50p

Farm & Garden – Open £7.00 50p Farm & Garden – Junior £1.00 50p

Fur and Feather £7.00 50p Children’s Pet Section (Classes 517 to 522) £7.00 50p Calf Handlers, per person £7.00 Cattle, Calves, Heavy Horses, Sheep, Goats , Donkeys, Fleeces £7.00 £1.50 Light Horses, including Showjumping £7.00 £5.00 Farm Competition, Grain Competition £7.00 £1.50 Vintage Tractors & Machinery No entry fee Dog Shows See individual Schedules REGULATIONS: CUPS AND TROPHIES PRESENTED AT

THE ROYAL MANX AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY SHOW

1. All Cups and Trophies are perpetual cups and trophies for annual competition and remain the property of the Society.

2. All Cups and Trophies must be returned to the Cup Secretary, Mrs L Quayle, Ballavitchel, Crosby no later than 30th June.

3. The Winner of any Cup or Trophy shall give such security for the safe custody of such Cup or Trophy as the Society shall require, and shall make good any damage done to the same whilst in his or her possession, before returning the item to the Cup Secretary.

JUDGING TIMES

THURSDAY Pm TBC Arts & Crafts

FRIDAY 9.00 am Floral Art 9.15 am Light Horses: Working Hunter Classes 9.30 am Open Dog Obedience Show

9.30 am Dog Agility Demonstration 10.00 am Light Horses: Show Jumping Classes

11.00 am Light Horses: Show Hunter Classes 10.00 am 37 Class Open Dog Show 11.00 am Pet Farmyard Animal Class 12.00 pm Vintage Machinery 1.00 pm Calf Show and Calf Handlers

SATURDAY 9.00 am Light Horses: Horses and Mountain & Moorland Classes 9.30 am Open Dog Obedience Show.

9.30 am Dog Agility Demonstration 10.00 am Livestock Classes (exc Dairy), Farm & Garden &Fur & Feather Sections 10.00 am Light Horses: In-Hand 10.30am Dairy Classes

11.00 am Meg Lamb Classes 1.45pm Young Farmers Stock Judging Competition

TBC Light Horses: Driving Classes

Staging of Marquee exhibits must be completed 30 minutes before judging times. All animals must be on the Show Ground before 9.30am.

Arts Crafts entries accepted between 9am & 7.30pm on Wednesday 7th & 9am and 12pm on Thursday 8th August. Cookery and Farm & Garden entries accepted until 9.30am on Saturday 10th August.

PRIZE MONEY

Prize money for the Arts & Crafts, Fur & Feather, Farm & Garden, and Cookery classes must be collected from the Prize Money Tent (near Secretary’s office) after 2pm on Saturday Show Day,

on production of the appropriate prize slips. Livestock and other special prizes will be paid by cheque through post.

EXCEPT WHERE OTHERWISE STATED IN THE HEADING TO ANY CLASS - THE

FOLLOWING ARE THE PRIZE MONIES PAID FOR EACH CLASS

Cattle, Calves, Calf Handlers First £12, Second £8, Third £6 Heavy Horses First £12, Second £8, Third £6 Sheep, Goat and Donkey Classes First £12, Second £8, Third £6 Fleece Classes First £6, Second £4, Third £2 Fur and Feather Section First £3, Second £2, Third £1 Meg Lamb classes £5 cash prizes for the various categories. Show Jumping See individual class listings Light Horse, Classes 181 to 235 First £12, Second £8, Third £6 Light Horse, Classes 236 to 239 First £12, Second £8, Third £6 Farm Competitions First £22, Second £11, Third £7 Grain Growing Competition First £9, Second £6, Third £4 Vintage Machinery & Implements First £20, Second £15, Third £10 Cookery Classes 660 to 663 First £10, Second £6, Third £4 Cookery, Dairy Produce First £3, Second £2, Third £1 Farm & Garden Produce First £3, Second £2, Third £1 Arts & Crafts (Open & Junior) First £3, Second £2, Third £1 Floral Art (Children’s Classes) First £3, Second £2, Third £1

DEEMSTER JOHNSON’S SUPREME CHAMPIONSHIP

Proudly sponsored by CONISTER BANK Judging to be undertaken by an extra Judge, appointed by the President.

To be competed for by exhibits placed Champion or Reserve Champion in the following: Cattle: Calf Show, Holstein, Shorthorn, Ayrshire, Any Other Dairy Breed, Aberdeen Angus, Hereford, British Blue, Limousin, Simmental, Other Beef or Dual Purpose Native Cattle, Other Continental Beef Breeds. Sheep: Champion & Reserve Champion Short Wool Sheep, Champion & Reserve Champion Long Wool Sheep, Manx Loaghtan Horses: Heavy Horse, Supreme Light Horse Champion and Reserve, Driving Horse. Other: Donkeys, Pigs, Goats. DEEMSTER JOHNSON’S SUPREME CHAMPIONSHIP AWARD (Cup 1) to be awarded to the Exhibitor of the animal placed First, and DEEMSTER JOHNSON’S RESERVE SUPREME CHAMPIONSHIP AWARD (Cup 2) to the Exhibitor of the Reserve Supreme Champion. CONISTER BANK Cash Prize of £200 to the owner of the Supreme Champion £150 to the Reserve Champion, £100 to the 2nd Reserve, £75 to the 3rd Reserve and £50 to the 4th Reserve. THE CHALLENGE TROPHY (Cup 95) presented by Messrs. Little and Ballantyne Ltd to be awarded to the Second Reserve in the Supreme Championship. THE SILVER CUP (Cup 96) presented by Messrs. Dickson, Brown and Tait Ltd to be awarded to the Third Reserve in the Supreme Championship. THE JOHN KINRADE CUP (Cup 45) presented by Mr and Mrs H.W Kinrade in memory of their son, to be awarded to the highest placed best Beef Animal, either male or Female, in the Supreme Awards. CONISTER BANK Rosette for the highest placed Beef Animal in the Supreme Awards THE R.D. KINRADE CUP presented by Mrs P. Kinrade and family in memory of Mr Ronnie Kinrade. Awarded to the highest placed female dairy animal in the Supreme Championship (Cup 277) CONISTER BANK Rosette for the highest placed Female Dairy Animal in the Supreme Awards THE P.H. (PHILLY) KINRADE CUP (Cup 227) presented by Mrs Kinrade, to be awarded to the Best Manx Bred Animal, either Male or Female, in the BEEF, SHEEP or PIG classes. CONISTER BANK Rosette for the Best Manx Bred Animal in the Beef, Sheep or Pig classes in the Supreme Awards THE FARM ASSURED BRITISH BEEF AND LAMB (FABBL) ROSEBOWL (Cup 247) to be awarded to the highest placed Sheep in the Supreme Awards, plus one year’s complimentary membership of the Scheme. THE FARM ASSURED BRITISH BEEF AND LAMB (FABBL) ROSEBOWL (Cup 251) to be awarded to the highest placed Beef animal in the Supreme Awards, plus one year’s complimentary membership of the Scheme. THE CELIA HEDGES TROPHY (Cup 228) presented by her son, Mr Timothy Atkins for the Best Light Horse in the Show. Judged between the Champion and Reserve Champions from the Working Hunter Horse, Working Hunter Pony, Show Hunter, Horses, Ridden, In-Hand, Mountain and Moorland Sections. Cash prize of £100 for the Best Light Horse in the Show

BYE LAWS OF THE ROYAL MANX AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY Additional guidance for some classes is shown in the heading of the particular Sections.

1. To gain entry to the Show Field everyone, including Competition and Trade Exhibitors and their staff, must display either the appropriate RMAS wristband; hand in a valid admission ticket or pay the admission charge at the gate.

2. A ‘ONE WAY’ traffic system will be in operation on the Show Field for all Exhibitors from Saturday 3rd August until Sunday 11th August. Show Field exhibitors are required to enter the Show Field site via Gate A (Livestock via Gate B or C) on the Knockaloe Driveway and exit via Gate E on the Peel side of Show Field. On non-Showdays some large vehicles may be allowed to access the Show Field via Gate E at the Show Director’s discretion. Exhibitors MUST obey traffic signage and instructions given by police and Society traffic marshals.

3. There will be NO unauthorised vehicular access to the Show Field until 5:30pm on Showdays. 4. Whilst on the Showground all persons in charge of competition exhibits and trade exhibits shall be

subject to the orders of the Officials appointed by the Council for the management of the Show. 5. In addition to any penalty specified in respect of a particular Bye Law, a penalty of such sum (not

exceeding £40) as the Council may resolve, may be imposed on any Exhibitor who commits a breach of these Bye Laws.

Bye Laws concerning Livestock and Marquee Exhibitors:

6. All Exhibitors shall send their entries, accompanied by entry fees, to the Secretary so as to reach her by such date and time as may be determined from year to year by the Council.

7. No Stock, Implement or Agricultural Produce shall be admitted to the Show Ground without an admission order which may be obtained from the Secretary.

8. Entry Fees shall be such an amount for each entry in each class as may be determined from year to year by the Council.

9. All consigned and exhibited livestock must be identified by means of a DEFA approved Official Mark or Official Tag, which must be compliant with current legislation (ie double-tagged). Untagged livestock will not be judged.

10. Nominated entries will not be accepted. All entries must provide details of the animal’s name, date of birth and sire etc.. Substitutions may be made to the Secretary up to 24 hours before the show date.

11. All Stock or produce exhibited must be the bona fide property of the exhibitor at the time of making the entry (with the exception of entries in the Light Horse Section) and all stock must be kept on the Island in the Exhibitor’s possession at least six months before or after the exhibition (with the exception of the Fur & Feather and Light Horse Sections). All Articles or Agricultural Machinery must be the bona fide property of or on loan to the Exhibitor of the same at the time of the Show.

12. The Entry Form must be signed by the Exhibitor or his Agent, and in the case of Livestock, describe the breed, age and full particulars according to the class in which he intends to exhibit.

13. EXTRA CLASSES - All Special Awards (with the exception of Cups etc.) will be treated as Extra Classes, and Exhibitors MUST enter in these classes prior to the Show, but need not nominate the animal(s).

14. In Cattle Classes, an animal having cut more teeth may be transferred to the appropriate class and animals entered for “In Calf Classes” in the event of the animal calving between the date of entry and Show Day, the animal may be transferred to the “In Milk Class”.

15. All animals entered in the Cattle Section must be from Attested and Brucellosis Accredited Herds. 16. All livestock exhibitors must hold adequate public liability insurance in respect of each animal

entered in the show.

17. All Bulls exceeding one year of age must be rung or bull grips used in conjunction with the halter, and no Bull must be left unattended.

18. Any animal deemed to be unruly by the Section Supervisor must be removed immediately from the Show Field with the Show Director’s consent.

19. A foal is deemed to be such if born on or after the 1st day of January in the year of the Show. 20. In case there be only one Exhibit in any class, the Exhibitor shall be entitled to take a prize, provided

that the Judge considers the exhibit is of sufficient merit. 21. No animal shall be eligible to be exhibited in more than one class (Extra Classes and Light Horse

Section excepted) or in the classes of more than one breed. 22. Any Exhibitor who shall be proved to the satisfaction of the Society guilty of knowingly gaining or

attempting to gain a prize by means of a false entry or misrepresentation of any kind shall be deprived of all prizes he or she may be entitled to at such Show.

23. On the first day of the Show, all Exhibits (other than Arts and Crafts exhibits) must be on the Show Ground at least thirty minutes before judging commences. On the second day of the Show all exhibits must be on the Show Ground by the time specified on the entry form. Exhibits in the Arts and Crafts section must be on the Show Ground by 12 noon on Thursday 8th August 2019.

24. Livestock must not be loaded for removal from the Show Field and other exhibits must not be removed from the Show Field until the Show Director gives his permission. Permission for loading and removal of Exhibits will be announced over the Public Address System. The Show Director may give special permission for removal of exhibits at other times in exceptional circumstances. Light horses may be removed from the Show Field after 2:30pm, unless they are required to be available for the Grand Parade. See Bye Law No. 36.

25. In the event of any prize money not being paid within two months, it shall be the duty of the Exhibitor claiming the same to report such non-payment to the President of the Society.

26. In the Livestock Classes each animal will be given one exhibit number which it will carry throughout the Show. This number must be displayed either on, or beside, them at all times whilst on the Showground.

27. Pedigree Documents in respect of pedigree cattle must be available in the Show Ground for inspection by the Judge if he so requires.

28. No person shall exhibit Stock from any farm where a disease within the meaning of the Isle of Man Diseases of Animals (Prevention) Act exists.

29. Every exhibitor of Livestock shall be liable to pay to the Society a sum not exceeding £50, as and for liquidating damages, if any animal which he sends to the Show is, in the opinion of the Society’s Veterinary Surgeon, affected with any contagious or infectious disease in any stages, or with disease which, in the opinion of such Veterinary Surgeon, is likely to prove dangerous to other animals, and for each and every case, if more than one.

30. The decision of the Judges shall be final. 31. Prior to the Show and on the Show Day, a Protest Committee consisting of the President,

Vice-President, the Secretary and five Members of the Society, being non-exhibitors, shall be appointed to consider any protest or complaint that may be lodged, and the decision of the Protest Committee shall be absolutely final.

32. Any person objecting to a prize being awarded to an Exhibitor must hand his protest in writing to the Secretary on the Show Ground, accompanied by a deposit of £50 within 30 minutes of the completion of the disputed class on the day of the Show and such protest shall forthwith be laid before the Protest Committee. If the protest is upheld the deposit will be returned, otherwise it will be forfeited to the Society.

33. Any Exhibitors questioning the decision of the Judge or Judges in the ring may forfeit all prize money at the discretion of the Protest Committee.

34. Each Exhibitor shall hold the Society blameless in the event of any illness, loss or damage occurring to, or through, any animal entered in or exhibited at the Show by such Exhibitor, and shall indemnify the Society against any such legal proceedings arising from any such illness, loss or damage, and from any action, proceedings, loss, or claim of any kind in respect of any damage or injury however caused that may occur to any exhibitor or his or her servants or to any animal article or property exhibited or brought onto the showground or car parks.

35. Neither the Society, nor any of its Officers or servants shall be in any way responsible or accountable for any loss, damage, death or injury that may from any cause or circumstances whatsoever arise to Exhibitors or their servants, or to any exhibit or property brought on to the Show ground or any spectators thereon, other than any liability which the Society may incur for death and personal injury resulting from negligence.

36. All First and Second Prize winners of livestock classes (including light horses) should be available to take part in the Grand Parade on Saturday Showday.

37. Only persons authorised by the Section Supervisor or Show Director shall be inside the Rings at the show.

38. No exhibitor in the main ring shall be in charge of TWO animals at the same time, eg mare and foal. Strictly one person to each animal.

39. Any child handling an animal in the Grand Parade who is 10 years and under on the 1st January of the current year, must be accompanied by a competent adult with the sole responsibility for the safety and conduct of the child. In the event of a calf or foal at foot, the adult must be other than the handler of the cow or mare.

40. Entries in the Texel Sheep Classes must be shown in accordance with the Texel Society Rules. Entries in the Blackface Sheep Classes (other than lambs) shall have been shorn bare on or after the 1st day of April in the year of the Show. All other breeds of sheep (other than lambs) shall have been shorn bare on or after the 1st day of January in the year of the Show.

Bye Laws concerning Trade Exhibitors:

41. Trade exhibitors must have visited the Show Field and located the position of their stand by 6pm on the evening before the Royal Show (Off-island traders arriving overnight excepted).

42. All Trade Exhibits must be ready and open to the public by 9.00am on Showdays. 43. Trade Exhibitors must inform the Secretary if they have anyone staying overnight on their stand, and

a period of quiet will be observed between 9.00pm and 7am. 44. Exhibitors must conduct their business within the confines of their own Trade Stand, and not in the

avenues or walkways. 45. ELECTRICITY SUPPLY: Trade exhibitors must comply with current Health and Safety guidelines,

and with instructions provided by the Secretary prior to the Show. 46. GENERATORS: Trade Exhibitors wishing to use a generator on the Show Field must apply for

permission when booking their Stand, and the generator used must comply with regulations detailed in the instructions provided by the Secretary prior to the Show. Exhibitors using generators must identify themselves to the Secretary when setting up their Stand prior to the Show and ensure that there is a fire extinguisher of the appropriate type on their stand which must be available at all times for inspection by the Society’s Health & Safety Officer. Generators must be in position and available for inspection by 6:00pm on the evening preceding the Royal Show

47. Trade Exhibitors with stands of 20’ and larger are required to have a fire extinguisher. Those responsible for 10’ Stands can exercise their own discretion on this matter.

48. Trade Stand holders must abide by the Rules and Regulations of the Society in force at the date of the Show, and shall be entirely responsible for their own insurance and security arrangements, and for the health and safety of persons on or visiting their stands. The Society accepts no liability for loss or damage, however caused, to property whilst on the Show Field.

49. No vehicles are allowed to park on the Show Field, except those forming part of an exhibition, and any such vehicles must be kept within the allotted stand area.

50. Trade exhibitors are required to provide litter bins to deal with any waste generated on their stand. 51. No balloons or Silly String are allowed on the Show Field. 52. No food or drink can be sold on the Show Field without the written consent of the Society.

Complimentary hospitality is confined to tea, coffee, soft drinks and biscuits (unless agreed in advance with the Society).

53. Trade exhibitors must clear their trade-stand and restore the ground no later than 72 hours after the end of the Royal Show (unless an extension to this time has been agreed in advance with the Secretary). Failure to restore the ground may result in a penalty of £50.

Bye laws concerning Exhibitors in the Vintage Section: 54. Drivers of any Vintage Exhibits must be 16 years of age or above. 55. When running, exhibits must be supervised at all times by the owner or a designated representative.

That person must be not less than 13 years of age. 56. The exhibit must not be used in any way, or for any purpose, other than that for which it was

originally designed. 57. Any working exhibits must be displayed behind a suitable fence or barrier which ensures that the

general public cannot go nearer than 2 metres from moving parts of the exhibit. 58. Exhibitors should provide appropriate safety notices where necessary. 59. Where appropriate, Exhibitors / Owners must hold adequate Public Liability Insurance in respect of

each exhibit (ie tractors and working machinery). 60. On the Knockaloe Show Field site, all vintage vehicles must be driven at walking pace only. 61. People riding on vintage machinery or tractors must have individual seats. Standing on moving

machinery or tractors is not permitted unless the vehicle is designed for that means of carriage.

CLASSIC CAR AND MOTORCYCLE ARENA

Generously sponsored by POKERSTARS If you wish to bring a classic vehicle or motorcycle to the Royal Show for display, please contact the Secretary by 1st July on 801850 or [email protected] .

Please note that any such vehicles have to in place on the Show Field by 9am and remain on stand until 5pm.

JUDGES 2019 Calf Show & Handlers Mr J Garnett Cattle Beef Mr I Bell

Holsteins Mr D Wright Other Dairy Mr J Garnett

Horses Heavy Horse Mr J Etches Show Jumping Mrs M Hargreaves, Mrs J McCubbin, Mrs S Birch Other Light Horses Ms T Millward, Ms H Starkie, Ms C Taylor Carriage Driving TBC Sheep Short Wool Mr J Airey, TBC Long Wool Mr I Thomson, Mr L Allison Loaghtans & Fleeces Mrs L Arrowsmith Meg Lambs The President and Mr Moore Goats Ms B Moore Donkeys The President Pet Farmyard Animal The President and Vice-President Fur & Feather Poultry& Bantams Mr P Pennington

Pigeons Mr P Pennington Rabbits, Cavies, Hamsters Mr D Gallagher

Cats TBC

Farm & Garden Farm Produce Mr D Quirk Fruit & Vegetables Mr D Quirk Roses & Flowers Mr C Quine

Cookery & Confectionary Miss A Ford, Mrs W Ford Breads & Bonnags Mr A Quirk Preserves Mrs M Watterson Dairy Produce Mr D Moore & Mrs G Quayle Honey Mr H Owens Wines Mr M & Mrs P Howland

Arts & Crafts, Open Section Ms S Stohschenk Arts & Crafts, Children & Young Adults Mrs S Quilliam Photography Mr D Allan Floral Art Mrs M Ellis Vintage Tractors and Machinery Mr S Gawne Trade Stands Mr D Moore & Mrs G Quayle

Mr J E Caley & Mr A N Corrin Farm Competition Messrs J E Caley, A N Corrin & M A Craine, Grain Growing Mr J Harrison Open Dog Show Ms F Thompson Open Dog Obedience Show Ms A Birkett, Ms J Dunn, Ms H Turnbull

CALF AND CALF HANDLERS SHOW

…..proud sponsors of

the Calf & Calf Handler’s Show 2019

ISLE OF MAN HOLSTEIN

ISLE OF MAN HOLSTEIN YOUNG BREEDERS CLUB

FRIDAY 9th AUGUST 2019

Conister Bank Ltd present the Cup Rosettes in this section Brew & Corkill Ltd present the Reserve Cup Rosettes in this section

Shoprite (IOM) Ltd present the Section Champion Rosettes in this section Sadler Agricultural Supplies present Reserve Section Champion Rosettes in this section

Davison’s Ice Cream present the Place Rosettes in this section

ENTRY FEES

McKEOWN’S HAULAGE have kindly agreed to refund the entry fee of handlers who are H.Y.B. Members and present themselves for the Competition on Show Day.

RULES

HANDLERS 1. Each entrant in showmanship classes must be a fully paid up member of Holstein Young

Breeders and not have reached their 26th birthday on 1st January 2019. 2. All exhibits must be the bona fide property of the exhibitor, registered in their name. 3. Judging for showmanship will be on the ability of the handler only, though the calf should be clipped

and well presented. 4. Dress Code - White Shirt, White Trousers, Tie and strong shoes/boots. 5. At the end of the Senior Class all 1st and 2nd placed handlers will parade for the Championship. 6. Calves and handlers may only show at one area Club Show. CALVES 7. Calves must be registered with Holstein U.K. and be female. 8. Pedigree certificates and passports must accompany the animals and will be inspected. 9. A Calf must not be used in more than one handler’s class. 10. Nominations will not be accepted. Substitutes will be accepted 24 hours previous to Calf Supervisor. 11. Calves showing signs of ringworm must have a Vets certificate showing they have been treated 2 weeks before the Show. 12. At the end of the Team of 3 Class, all 1st and 2nd placed calves will parade for the Championship,

excluding group placing. 13. ALL consigned and exhibited livestock must be identified by means of a DEFA approved Official

Mark or Official Tag which must be compliant with current legislation.

THIS IS A QUALIFIER FOR THE NATIONAL CALF SHOW FINALS

HANDLER CLASSES Class 1 BEGINNERS - 8 years and under on 1st January 2019 Cup 256 Class 2 JUNIOR - 12 years & under on 1st January 2019 Cup 203 Class 3 INTERMEDIATE - aged between 13 and 15 on 1st January 2019 Cup 152 Class 4 SENIOR - aged between 16 and 20 years on 1st January 2019 Cup 140 Class 5 MATURE - aged between 21 and 26 years on 1st January 2019 Cup 218 CALF CLASSES Class 6 CALF born on or after 1st April 2019 Cup 204 Class 7 CALF born between 1st February 2019 & 31st March 2019 Cup 111 Class 8 CALF born between 1st December 2018 & 31st January 2019 Cup 113 Class 9 CALF born between 1st October 2018 & 30th November 2018 Cup 222 Class 10 CALF born between 1st August 2018 & and 30th September 2018 Cup 72 Class 11 CALF born between 1st June 2018 and 31st May 2018 Cup 223 Class 12 CALF born between 1st April 2018 & 31st May 2018

EXTRA CLASS Class 13 RED & WHITE HOLSTEIN calf born on or after 1st April 2018 Cup TBC Class 14 TEAM OF THREE CALVES from one Exhibitor to consist of one entry from

Classes 6 to 12 (Cup No. 188)

SPECIAL AWARDS

CARRS BILLINGTON AGRICULTURE have generously offered additional prize money in Classes 1 to 5: 1st Place £10, 2nd Place £8, 3rd Place £6, 4th Place £4 plus £30 to the Champion Handler and £30 for the Champion Calf. The MANNANAN CUP (No. 256) for the winner of the Beginners Handlers, Class 1. The RONAGUE CUP (No. 203) Winner of the Junior Handlers, Class 2 The MRS J.F USSHER SHIELD (No. 152) for the winner of the Intermediate Handlers, Class 3 The W&J PYE LTD SHIELD (No. 140) for the winner of the Senior Handlers, Class 4 The R.C.KERMEEN CUP (No. 218) for the winner of the Mature Handlers, Class 5 The ISLE OF MAN FRIESIAN BREEDERS TROPHY (No. 206) for the Champion Handler The HERDWISE CUP (No. 76) for the Reserve Champion Handler

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The GREENACRE TROPHY (No. 204) Best Novice Calf, Class 6 The E.B CHRISTIAN & CO. LTD CUP (No. 111) for the Best Winter Calf, Class 7 The ISLE OF MAN FARMERS LTD CUP (No. 113) for the Best Autumn Calf, Class 8 The LORDLI JILL TROPHY (No. 222) Best Summer Calf, Class 9 The PAUL CLELLAND MEMORIAL CUP (No. 72) for the Best Senior Calf, Class 10 The LLOYDS ANIMALS FEEDS TROPHY (No. 223) Best Mature Calf, Class 11 The ELSIE MOORE JUG represented by her Family for the Overall Red & White Champion, Class 13 The D.A.F.F. Trophy (No. 188) Best group of three calves, Class 14 The BALLAHARRY CUP (No. 107) presented by Mrs Ussher for the Champion Calf The MANAGRAKEM CALF CUP (No. 109) for the Reserve Champion Calf The A.J. MASSON CUP (No. 108) for the most points in the Six Calf Classes

Thanks to Carrs Billington Agriculture and McKeown’s Haulage for their generous support

of the Calf & Young Handlers Show

Y.F.C. STOCK JUDGING COMPETITION

SATURDAY 10th AUGUST 2019

Class A SPECIAL JUDGING COMPETITION - Open to Young Farmers Four Classes: Two Classes of Cattle and Two of Sheep, selected by or on behalf of the Show Director. The prize shall be awarded according to a method agreed upon.

The Competition will commence at 1.45pm prompt

SPECIAL AWARDS CUP (No 3) presented by Major K.G. Groves JP, for the BEST INDIVIDUAL SCORE by a member of a Young Farmers Club CUP (No 4) presented by Mr H.D. MacLeod for the BEST INDIVIDUAL SCORE by a member of Central Young Farmers Club CUP (No 5) presented by Mr W.C. Halsall for the BEST INDIVIDUAL SCORE by a member of a Young Farmers Club under 21 years of age CUP (No 6) presented by Messrs. R. Silcocks and Sons Ltd and Messrs. Corlett, Sons and Cowley for the BEST INDIVIDUAL SCORE by a member of the Northern Young Farmers Club. CUP (No 7) presented by Isle of Man Board of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry for the BEST TEAM entered by a Young Farmers Club CUP (No 8) presented by Mr G.E. Christian for the BEST PARISH TEAM entered by the Central Young Farmers Club CUP (No 9) presented by Mr W.H. Alcock for the BEST PARISH TEAM entered by the Eastern Young Farmers Club CUP (No 10) presented by Mr W.C. Christian JP for the BEST PARISH TEAM entered by the Northern Young Farmers Club CUP (No 11) presented by Lieutenant-Colonel C. Kniveton MC for the BEST PARISH TEAM

entered by the Southern Young Farmers Club CUP (No 49) presented by Mr W.S. Gelling for the BEST INDIVIDUAL SCORE by a member of the Southern Young Farmers Club Class B YOUNG FARMERS CLUB INTER COUNTY SHEEP COMPETITION

(The competition will commence at approximately 11 o’clock) Class C MANX Y.F.C DAIRY CATTLE JUDGING COMPETITION

(The competition will commence at approximately 2 o’clock)

RULES 1. Competitors are required to place two classes of dairy cattle - breed and animals to be selected by the

Judge and the Show Director. 2. Reasons must be given to one nominated class. 3. Entries are restricted to three from each club. 4. Individual and Team prizes will be awarded. 5. The Judges will adjudicate competitors on the correctness of their placing and the validity of their

reasons. Points will be awarded for correctness of placing and validity of reasons.

SPECIAL AWARDS PERPETUAL CHALLENGE TROPHY (No 80) presented by Mr T. Corkill SILVER CHALLENGE CUP (No 71) presented by Mr R.C Quayle, Ballacreggan, Port Soderick, for the Best Team in the Individual Dairy Cattle Competition

CATTLE CLASSES DAIRY SECTION

Saturday 10th August 2019

Kindly sponsored by


Davison’s Ice Cream present the Class Rosettes in this section

Important Notes: 1. Exhibitors are reminded that ALL consigned and exhibited livestock must be identified by means of a

DEFA approved Official Mark or Official Tag which must be compliant with current legislation (ie double tagged).

2. Pedigree documents, in respect of pedigree cattle must be available on the Showfield for inspection by the Judge if requested.

3. Exhibitors: If you do not intend to appear for judging, please inform the collecting ring steward in advance of the class being called.

HOLSTEIN All animals must be registered with Holstein UK.

Class 20 JUNIOR CALF Born after November 2018 Class 21 SENIOR CALF Born 1st July - 31st October 2018 Class 22 JUNIOR HEIFER Born 1st March - 30th June 2018 Joe Keig Cup 132 Class 23 INTERMEDIATE HEIFER Born 1st Nov 2016 - 28th Feb 2018 Glascoe Cup 118 Class 24 HEIFER IN CALF Born before 31st Oct 2017 and to calve not older than 32 months of age Class 25 JUNIOR PAIRS Classes 20 – 24 Barclays Cup 166 Class 26 JUNIOR COW IN CALF due with 2nd or 3rd calf Class 27 SENIOR COW IN CALF due with 4th or more calf Class 28 JUNIOR HEIFER IN MILK Calved 2yrs 6mths and under Preston Farmers Ltd Cup 133 Class 29 SENIOR HEIFER IN MILK Calved 2yrs 7mths to 3yrs The N.P. Kelly Cup 91 Class 30 JUNIOR COW Having had 2 calves A.B Cringle Cup 142 Class 31 INTERMEDIATE COW Having had 3 calves A.B Cringle Cup 143 Class 32 SENIOR COW IN MILK Having had 4 calves Bobetty Cup 52 Class 33 COW HAVING PRODUCED OVER 50 TONNES OF MILK Friesian Services Cup 15 Class 34 SENIOR PAIRS Classes 26 – 32 Managrakem Cup 127 Class 35 GROUP OF 3 bred by the exhibitor R. Beard Cup 161

SPECIAL AWARDS

CUPS: CHAMPION A.B CROOKALL Silver Cup (No. 20) presented by Mr A.B. Crookall RESERVE CHAMPION BALLAVITCHELL Cup (No. 14) presented by H. Ussher EXHIBITOR BRED I.O.M FARMERS Cup (No. 70) presented by I.O.M Farmers Ltd MANX BRED BARNELL Silver Cup (No. 87) presented by Mr R.J.G. Anderson BEST UDDER BEATRICE Trophy (No. 60) presented by British Holstein Society HEIFER CHAMPION DUNCAN JONES Rose Bowl (No.23) presented by Duncan Jones HERDSMAN PURCELL Silver Cup (No. 73) presented by Mr B.D. Purcell NOVICE T.H. QUAYLE Silver Cup (No. 106) presented by T.H Quayle INTERMEDIATE HEIFER ISLE of MAN BANK CUP (No. 182) HEIFER IN CALF ISLE of MAN BANK CUP (No. 181) ROSETTE for the Best Exhibit in the Holstein Classes presented by the Holstein UK ROSETTE for the Breed Champion presented by the Royal Manx Agricultural Society

SHORTHORN

PEDIGREE OR NON PEDIGREE PURE BRED

Class 36 FEMALE IN CALF over 3 years Class 37 FEMALE IN MILK over 3 years Class 38 FEMALE OVER 2 YEARS AND UNDER 3 YEARS Class 39 FEMALE OVER I YEAR AND UNDER 2 YEARS Class 40 FEMALE UNDER 1 YEAR

EXTRA CLASSES

Class 41 PROGENY CLASS for the best group of three cattle, by the same sire Class 42 BEST PEDIGREE DAIRY SHORTHORN Class 43 BEST NON PEDIGREE DAIRY SHORTHORN Class 44 BEST PAIR OF FEMALES Not exceeding three years on the date of the Show and Bred by the Exhibitor BEST EXHIBIT in Shorthorn Classes - 1st and 2nd prize winners from Classes 36 - 40 to be eligible

SPECIAL AWARDS

The J.J. TEARE SILVER CUP (No. 12) presented by Mr J.J. Teare CP., The Craige, Kirk Andreas to the Best Exhibit in the Shorthorn Classes, Pedigree and Grading- up The JOHN SHAW SILVER CHALLENGE CUP (No. 13) presented in memory of Captain John Shaw of Lezayre, for the Best Manx bred Female Shorthorn, Pedigree and Grading - up The ROBERT H. CALLISTER SILVER CUP (No. 22) presented by Alderman R.C Collister in memory of his father Robert H. Collister, to be awarded for the Best Group of Three Manx Bred Shorthorn Pedigree or Classes B, C and D of the Grading Register, owned and bred by the Exhibitor The C.P YATES CHALLENGE CUP (No. 62) presented by Mrs C.P. Yates of Ramsey, in memory of her husband for the Best Female Exhibit in the Shorthorn Pedigree and Grading - up Classes B, C or D under three years of age on the date of the Show, entered in or for Coates’ Herd Book or Grading Register The C.P. YATES CHALLENGE CUP (No. 103) for the Best Pedigree Shorthorn under one year of age on the date of the Show The A.A. CALEY TROPHY (No. 48) presented by Mr A.A. Caley for the Best Non Pedigree Shorthorn THE MAY SHIMMIN CUP (No. 214) presented by Mr H. Shimmin in memory of his sister, for the Best Heifer in the Shorthorn Section. ROSETTE for the Breed Champion presented by the Royal Manx Agricultural Society

AYRSHIRE

Class 45 COW IN MILK Class 46 COW IN CALF Class 47 HEIFER IN MILK Class 48 HEIFER IN CALF Class 49 HEIFER showing only Calf Teeth Class 50 HEIFER showing Broad Teeth, but not more than two.

EXTRA CLASSES Class 51 PAIR OF HEIFERS Class 52 GROUP OF THREE FEMALES Class 53 MANX BRED AYRSHIRE Class 54 PAIR OF AYRSHIRES, in Calf or Milk (Condition of calf will be taken into account)

BEST EXHIBIT in Ayrshire Classes - 1st and 2nd prize winners from Classes 45 - 50 to be eligible.

SPECIAL AWARDS

The BELLE ABBEY CHALLENGE CUP (No 98) for the Best Ayrshire Heifer in Calf or Milk The T.H. COWIN SILVER CUP (No 21) for the Best Group of Three Pedigree Female Ayrshire Cattle, the animals to be the bona fide property of the Exhibitor The GEORGE DRUMMOND PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP (No 86) presented by Mr G.A.H. Drummond in memory of his father, for the Best Manx Bred Ayrshire The J.P. SMITH MEMORIAL CUP (No 97) presented by Mrs W. Ross in memory of her father, for the Best Exhibit in the Ayrshire Classes

ROSETTE for the BEST GROUP OF THREE FEMALES presented by the Ayrshire Cattle Society of GB & Ireland kindly sponsored by Cattle Services (Ayr) Limited. ROSETTE for the Breed Champion presented by the Royal Manx Agricultural Society

ANY OTHER DAIRY BREED

PEDIGREE OR NON PEDIGREE PURE BRED

Class 55 HEIFER, SHOWING ONLY CALF TEETH Class 56 HEIFER IN CALF Class 57 HEIFER IN MILK Class 58 COW, IN MILK OR CALF

EXTRA CLASSES

Class 59 PAIR OF CATTLE - any age ROSETTE for the Breed Champion presented by the Royal Manx Agricultural Society

COMMERCIAL DAIRY COW

Class 60 HEIFER, 1 year and under. Class 61 HEIFER, over 1 year but not calved. Class 62 COW

The ALDERMAN R.C. COLLISTER CHALLENGE CUP (No. 99) for the Best Exhibit in the Dairy Cattle Section excluding Shorthorn, Ayrshire and Holstein Breeds.

YOUNG HANDLER CLASSES OTHER DAIRY

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To take place after Class judging

Class 63 JUNIOR - aged 12 years and under on 1st January 2019 Class 64 INTERMEDIATE - aged between 13 and 15 on 1st January 2019 Class 65 SENIOR & MATURE - aged between 16 and 26 years on 1st January 2019

BEEF SECTION


Sponsored by


Conister Bank Ltd present the Place rosettes in this section

SPECIAL AWARDS

THE FARM ASSURED BRITISH BEEF AND LAMB (FABBL) ROSEBOWL (Cup 251) to be awarded to the highest placed beef animal in the Supreme Awards, plus one year’s complimentary membership of the Scheme.

Notes:

1. Exhibitors are reminded that ALL consigned and exhibited livestock must be identified by means of a DEFA approved Official Mark or Official Tag which must be compliant with current legislation (ie double tagged).

2. Pedigree documents, in respect of pedigree cattle must be available on the Show Field for inspection by the Judge if requested.

3. Exhibitors: If you do not intend to appear for judging, please inform the collecting ring steward in advance of the class being called.

HEREFORD

Class 66 PEDIGREE BULL any age Class 67 PEDIGREE or NON-PEDIGREE COW Class 68 PEDIGREE or NON-PEDIGREE HEIFER not showing six broad teeth

Best Exhibit in Hereford Classes - 1st and 2nd Prize winners Classes 66 – 68 to be eligible

SPECIAL AWARDS

The R.G. CORLETT LTD SILVER CUP (No 24) for the Best Exhibit in the Pedigree Hereford Classes. SCOTMIN NUTRITION present £25 Cash Prize for the Best Exhibit in the Hereford Classes ROSETTE for the Breed Champion presented by the Royal Manx Agricultural Society

ROSETTE for the Best Hereford Exhibit presented by the Hereford Cattle Society

ABERDEEN ANGUS

Class 69 PEDIGREE BULL any age Class 70 PEDIGREE HEIFER Class 71 PEDIGREE COW Class 72 PEDIGREE COW in milk with calf at foot Best Exhibit in Aberdeen Angus Classes - 1st and 2nd prize winners Classes 69 - 72 to be eligible.

SPECIAL AWARDS

The TAUBMAN SILVER BOWL (No. 18) presented by Captain J.W.L Fry Goldie-Taubman, JP, in Coronation Year 1953, for the Best Pedigree Aberdeen Angus Exhibit in the Show TARTAN SASH for the Best Aberdeen Angus Exhibit presented by the Aberdeen Angus Cattle Society SCOTMIN NUTRITION present £25 Cash Prize for the Best Exhibit in the Aberdeen Angus Classes ROSETTE for the Best Exhibit bred by the Exhibitor, presented by the Aberdeen Angus Cattle Society. ROSETTE for the Breed Champion presented by the Royal Manx Agricultural Society

OTHER BEEF OR DUAL PURPOSE NATIVE CATTLE

(Excluding Hereford and Aberdeen Angus)

Class 73 PEDIGREE BULL any age Class 74 PEDIGREE OR NON-PEDIGREE PURE BRED COW Class 75 PEDIGREE OR NON-PEDIGREE HEIFER

SPECIAL AWARDS

SCOTMIN NUTRITION present £25 Cash Prize for the Best Exhibit in Classes 73 to 75 The E.C KNEEN CHALLENGE CUP (No. 74) presented in memory of Edward C. Kneen of Ballaugh for the Best Pedigree Shorthorn Bull The GEORGE DRUMMOND PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP (No. 83) presented by Mr G.A. Drummond in memory of his father, for the Best Manx Bred Galloway for Breeding Purposes. The K.G. TREWIN TROPHY (No. 125) presented by K.G Trewin for the Best South Devon. The GLEN DHOO CUP (No. 16) for the Best North Devon Bull. SASH presented by the South Devon Herd Book Society for the Best South Devon Exhibit in the Show ROSETTE for the “Champion, Other Native Beef Breeds” presented by the Royal Manx Agricultural Society

SIMMENTAL

All entries must be registered with the British Simmental Society

Class 76 BULL any age Class 77 COW three years old and over on the 1st June in current year Class 78 COW or HEIFER in calf or with calf at foot, two years and over

(Note: Condition of the calf will be taken into account by the judge) Class 79 HEIFER served/maiden born after 01.08.2016

SPECIAL AWARDS The J.M. WADE PERPETUAL CUP (No. 134) presented by Mr J.M. Wade for the Best Simmental Beast The BALLACOOILEY CUP (No. 135) presented by Captain R.A. McGregor for the Reserve Champion Simmental Beast SCOTMIN NUTRITION present £25 Cash Prize for the Best Exhibit in the Simmental Classes The MAJOR McGREGOR CHALLENGE CUP (No. 17) presented by Major McGregor for the Best Full Pedigree Simmental Bull bred in the Isle of Man The LOXAM CUP (No. 25) presented by Mr R.D. Loxam for the Best Female Simmental The J.A. HOGARTH SILVER CUP (No. 136) to be awarded to the Best Manx Bred Female Simmental presented by Hogarth Bros, JMC Farms Ltd. MERCHANT TRADERS BUILDERS LIMITED CUP (No. 138) for Progeny Groups of Three Animals which could consist of (a) Mother and Two Calves (b) Sire and Two Calves (c) Mother, Sire and Calf or (d) Three Calves from one Sire The ISLAND HOLDINGS LTD CUP (No. 139) for the Breeder with the group of animals achieving the greatest number of points ROSETTE for the Breed Champion presented by the Royal Manx Agricultural Society

ROSETTES for the Champion and Reserve Champion in the Simmental Classes presented by the British Simmental Cattle Society

BRITISH BLUES Class 80 BULL any age Class 81 COW in calf or with calf at foot

(Note: Condition of the calf will be taken into account by the judge) Class 82 HEIFER served / maiden born after 1.8.2016

SPECIAL AWARDS

The NORMAN JONES MEMORIAL CUP (No.230) Best British Blue Beast SCOTMIN NUTRITION present £25 Cash Prize for the Best Exhibit in the British Blues Classes The MANAGRAKEM CUP (No. 229) Best Manx Bred British Blue Bull. ROSETTE for the Breed Champion presented by the Royal Manx Agricultural Society

ROSETTE for the Champion and Reserve Champion presented by the British Blue Cattle Society

LIMOUSIN

Class 83 BULL any age. Class 84 COW in calf or with calf at foot


SPECIAL AWARDS

The BALLAHOWIN LIMOUSIN CUP (No. 241) presented by Howard and Lorraine Quayle for the “Overall Pedigree Limousin Champion”. SCOTMIN NUTRITION present £25 Cash Prize for the Best Exhibit in the Limousin Classes The BALLAVITCHELL LIMOUSIN CHALLENGE TROPHY (No. 240) presented by Howard and Lorraine Quayle for the “Best Pedigree Manx Bred Limousin” ROSETTE for the Breed Champion presented by the Royal Manx Agricultural Society

OTHER CONTINENTAL BEEF BREEDS Class 86 PEDIGREE BULL any age Class 87 COW in calf or with calf at foot


SPECIAL AWARDS

SCOTMIN NUTRITION present £25 Cash Prize for the Best Exhibit in Classes 86 to 88 ROSETTE for the Best Charolais Exhibit presented by the Charolais Cattle Society. SILVER CHALLENGE TROPHY (No. 92) presented by the Council of the Isle of Man Charolais Society as a Perpetual Challenge Cup for the Best Pure Bred Pedigree Charolais, irrespective of sex or age and registered in the Herd Book of a Society affiliated to the Federation International des Association d’Eleveius de la race Bovine Charolais, exhibited at the Royal Manx Agricultural Show. BRACK-A-BROOM PERPETUAL CHALLENGE TRAY (No. 215) presented by Mr & Mrs T.C.M Frost for the Best Pedigree British Blonde exhibited in the Royal Manx Agricultural Show. SASH for the Champion British Blonde to be presented by the British Blonde Breeders Society of Great Britain ROSETTE for the “Champion, Other Continental Beef Breeds” presented by the Royal Manx Agricultural Society

BEEF CATTLE (EXTRA CLASSES)

Class 89 THE BEST MANX BRED BEEF ANIMAL Class 90 BEST GROUP OF BEEF ANIMALS, all of one breed, to include one bull, one cow in

calf or with calf at foot, and one heifer. All animals must be owned by the exhibitor.

SPECIAL AWARD

The DRUMMOND CUP (No. 66) for the Best Manx Bred Beef Animal (Class 89) The ALLAN & SANDRA JONES CUP (No. 272) for the Best Group of Beef Animals (Class 90)

ALL BREEDS (Extra Classes)

Class 91 BEST PEDIGREE OR NON PEDIGREE PURE BRED COW WITH CALF AT FOOT (Note: Condition of calf will be taken into account by the judge)

SPECIAL AWARD

The MAJOR JOHN SHAW CHALLENGE CUP (No 104) presented by Major J Shaw The CLIFFORD CURPHEY MEMORIAL CUP (No. 268) for the Best Beef Calf in Class 91

BUTCHERS BEEF CATTLE (Ready for Slaughter)

Notes: 1. Animals in these classes need not be slaughtered in order for prize money to be paid. 2. These animals must be haltered, but need not be paraded.

Class 92 HEIFER Class 93 BULLOCK

SPECIAL AWARDS

R.G. CORLETT CUP (No. 137) presented by Mr R.G. Corlett for the Best Simmental Cross Bred Butchers Beast The R.H. GELLING CHALLENGE CUP (No. 19) presented by Mr R.H Gelling for the Best Butchers Beast

YOUNG HANDLER CLASSES – BEEF

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To take place after Class judging

Class 94 JUNIOR - aged 12 years and under on 1st January 2019 (must be accompanied by an adult & size of animal to be appropriate to the age of the handler)

Class 95 INTERMEDIATE - aged between 13 and 15 on 1st January 2019 Class 96 SENIOR & MATURE - aged between 16 and 26 years on 1st January 2019

Animals can be dangerous and you should keep a safe distance from them. All children must be supervised when near livestock, machinery or vehicles.

Dogs must be kept on a leash at all times, and well away from livestock.

Isle of Man Data Protection Act - 2002

The Royal Manx Agricultural Society holds the names and addresses of Sponsors, Trade Stand Holders, Exhibitors, Society members and other contacts on their computer. This information is used to provide mailing lists for next year’s Show. Sponsors and Trade Stand Holders’ names and addresses may be given to the Press to be used in advertising features. If you wish to have your name removed from this database, please telephone the Secretary on 01624 801850 or email: [email protected]

HEAVY HORSE SECTION


Generously sponsored by TOWER INSURANCE

Tower Insurance present the Class rosettes in this section Shoprite (IOM) Ltd present the Cup Rosettes in this section

Brew & Corkill Ltd present the Reserve Cup Rosettes in this section Shoprite (IOM) Ltd present the Section Champion Rosettes in this section

Sadler Agricultural Supplies present Reserve Section Champion Rosettes in this section

Class 120 MARE four years and over with foal at foot entered or eligible for the Stud Book Class 121 NON PEDIGREE MARE, four years and over, foal at foot

Judging for the Glassey Cup - 1st and 2nd prize winners of Classes 120 and 121 to compete.

Class 122 FOAL (Cup 122) Class 123 PEDIGREE or NON PEDIGREE FILLY one year old Class 124 PEDIGREE or NON PEDIGREE FILLY two year old Class 125 PEDIGREE or NON PEDIGREE FILLY three year old Class 126 PEDIGREE or NON PEDIGREE COLT or GELDING one year old Class 127 PEDIGREE or NON PEDIGREE COLT or GELDING two year old Class 128 MARE four years and over without foal at foot, entered or eligible for the Stud Book Class 129 NON PEDIGREE MARE four years and over, without foal at foot Class 130 GELDING three years and upwards, open Class 131 SHIRE STALLION three years and upwards Class 132 STALLION (Any other Heavy Breed) three years and upwards.

EXTRA CLASSES

Class 133 BEST SHIRE HORSE in the Show - (Cup 155) Class 134 BEST CLYDESDALE HORSE in the Show (Cup 156) Class 135 BEST MANX BRED ANIMAL (Cup 28) Class 136 BEST HEAVY HORSE bred and shown by a Manx born resident (Cup 159) Class 137 BEST PAIR OF HEAVY HORSES from foal up (Cup 158) Class 138 YOUNG HANDLERS CLASS open to persons 12 -16 years of age

Note: ISLE OF MAN RESIDENTS ONLY (No helpers allowed in ring) Class 139 HEAVY HORSE RIDING CLASS pedigree or non-pedigree, over 4 years old Exhibitors will be asked to walk, trot and rein back. Hard Hats Compulsory (Cup 254) Class 140 SINGLE HEAVY HORSE IN HARNESS without vehicle (Cup 29) Class 141 PAIR OF HEAVY HORSES or SINGLE HEAVY HORSE TURNOUT.

Entry forms for all classes are available from the website www.royalmanx.com or from the Secretary

http://www.royalmanx.com/

TOWER INSURANCE BEST HEAVY HORSE IN THE SHOW

Not to be entered for 1st and 2nd prize winners of Classes 120 to 134 being eligible

CUPS AND SPECIAL PRIZES

The A.C. TEARE M.H.K. SILVER CHALLENGE CUP (No. 26) for the Best Heavy Horse in the Show The GLASSEY SILVER CUP (No. 197) presented by Mr. and Mrs. N. Glassey for the Best Mare with foal at foot in the Heavy Horse Section (Classes 120 - 121) THE BELL TROPHY (No. 157) presented by John J. Bell, for the Best Foal in the Heavy Horse Section (Class 122) THE CRAINE CUP (No. 155) presented by Mr P. Craine for the Best Shire Horse in the Show (Class 133) THE HERON AND BREARLEY TROPHY (No. 156) presented by Heron and Brearley Ltd for the Best Clydesdale Horse in the Show (Class 134) ROSETTE awarded to the Champion Clydesdale Horse by the Clydesdale Horse Society of Great Britain and Ireland (Class 134) The PENKETH SILVER CUP (No. 28) presented by Mrs. Penketh in memory of her husband for the Best Manx Bred Animal shown in the Heavy Horse Section by the bona fide owner (Class 135) THE R.J. BRICKELL TROPHY (No. 159) for the Best Heavy Horse bred and shown by a Manx born resident (Class 136) THE SEALINK TROPHY (No. 158) presented by Sealink (Isle of Man) Ltd for the Best Pair of Heavy Horses (Class 137) YOUNG HANDLERS CLASS. (Class 138) An engraved medal is presented by the Clydesdale Horse Society to the best young handler aged 12 to 16 on the day of the show who has not already qualified in a previous show. The capabilities of the handler are to be assessed, NOT the animal being led. The qualifier will then be eligible for the final at the Royal Highland Show 2020. CLYDESDALE HORSE SOCIETY ROSETTE for the BEST YOUNG HANDLER (Class 138) CLYDESDALE HORSE SOCIETY YOUNG HANDLERS MERIT ROSETTES are awarded to those who have taken part but do not qualify FOR THE Royal Highland Show. (Class 138) ENGRAVED PLAQUE presented by Miss Ann Pickering to the winner of the Young Handlers Class. The ISLE OF MAN HEAVY HORSE SOCIETY has donated £10 towards the prize money in Class 138. The ANN PICKERING SILVER CUP (Cup 254) plus an additional prize of £10 to be awarded to the winner of the Heavy Horse Riding Class 139 presented by Miss Ann Pickering The ERNEST GRIFFIN SILVER CUP (No. 29) by Mr Ernest Griffin for the Best Exhibit in Class 140 SHIRE HORSE SOCIETY - SILVER SPOON and ROSETTE for the Best Shire Stallion and for the Best Shire Mare or Filly awarded by the Shire Horse Society. Winners must be members of the Shire Horse Society (subject to the SHS special conditions of offer). CLYDESDALE HORSE SOCIETY SHIELD - Shield (supplied and engraved by the Clydesdale Horse Society) to be awarded to the best yearling or two year old colt or filly, registered or eligible for registration in the Society Stud Book, not having won a shield before in its lifetime. The Exhibitor must be a current member of the Clydesdale Horse Society.

LIGHT HORSE CLASSES Royal Manx Agricultural Society present the Class Rosettes in this section

Shoprite (IOM) Ltd present the Silver Cup Rosettes in the Light Horse Classes Brew & Corkill Ltd present the Reserve Cup Rosettes in the Light Horse Classes

Country Warehouse present the Section Champion Rosettes in the Light Horse Classes (except Showjumping and Equitation)

Sadler Agricultural Supplies present the Reserve Section Champion Rosettes in the Light Horse Classes (except Showjumping and Equitation)

SHOW JUMPING SECTION (Affiliated to British Showjumping)

Friday 9th AUGUST - 10.00 am.

IMPORTANT NOTES - SHOWJUMPING SECTION

1. Entry fees for all showjumping classes £7 per horse initial entry, then £5 each subsequent entry.

2. British Showjumping members please be aware that in the event of there being fewer than 4 starters in any affiliated competition, the organisers will request the competitors agreement to RULE 75.13 (Classes 162, 164, 166, 167, 172, 174, 176 and 178)

3. British Showjumping members: In the event of the competitors not being in agreement, the organisers reserve the right to invoke RULE 76.14

4. British Showjumping members: Competitors are advised to take note of RULE 76.6 which has recently been amended.

5. British Showjumping members: Entrants in Showjumping Classes MUST state on their Entry Forms the name of the horse and Pony, also the Rider and Owner along with their respective CURRENT British Showjumping Membership and Registration Numbers.

6. All riders when mounted must wear hard hats marked PAS015, VG1, ATSM F1163 04a onwards, SNELL E2001, or AS/NZS3838 2003 onwards with strap properly adjusted and fastened. Hats may be inspected: you will not be allowed to continue if your hat does not meet these specifications.

7. Unaccompanied Competitors must provide the Show Organiser with a contact telephone number in case of an emergency.

8. British Showjumping RULE 82.19: NO Member shall allow a Stallion for which he/she is responsible as owner, lessee, authorised agent or rider to compete or be prepared to compete, in any jumping competition without taking adequate precautions to ensure other members of the public are not put at risk of injury.

9. All horses attending the Royal Manx Show must have had the Equine Flu Vaccination. Proof of this must be submitted with the entry form.

Class 160 LOCAL SENIOR NOVICE 70cms Table A7. For Horses 4yrs old and over and Riders 12yrs old and over on the 1st January of the current year. Prizes: £8, £6, £5, £5.

Class 161 LOCAL SENIOR NOVICE 80cms

Table A7. For Horses 4yrs old and over and Riders 12yrs old and over on the 1st January of the current year. Prizes: £8, £6, £5, £5. Cup 244

Class 162 SENIOR BRITISH NOVICE CHAMPIONSHIP 1st Round Rule 316. Table A7. Speed 325mpm. Start Height 90cm.

In the event of insufficient entries lower prizes may be withheld. Rule - 76.6 Entry qualifications: to be ridden by Adult, Associate or Junior Members. British Novice: Entry qualifications: to be ridden by Adult, Associate or Junior Members. a) For Horses in Grade C that have not won a total of 125 points. Four Double Clears will qualify - in accordance with Rule 316.6. b) For all horses born on or after 1 January 2015 irrespective of points. Horses will only be eligible for double clear qualification to Second Rounds if they reach the age of four years or under in the same calendar year as the British Novice Final - in accordance with Rule 316.6 Qualifies for: Senior British Novice Championship - Second Round. Qualifying period yearly 1st May - 30th April inclusive. Numbers to qualify: Those horses which jump a clear round in the first round, followed by a clear round in the jump-off, in at least four British Novice First Round competitions held in any qualifying period will qualify to compete in and attend four British Novice Second Rounds, irrespective of their placings for prize money. In those competitions, which will be determined by the normal Table A rules (Rule 191). Horses in the class must go in to the jump-off and go clear to gain a double clear round qualification. If combined with an open: In Category 1 Shows and in the event of 30 starters or more the Open and the British Novice section will be split with two sets of prize money awarded. In Category 2 Shows the sections must always be split with two sets of prize money awarded, irrespective of starters. Prizes: 1st: £12.00, 2nd: £10.00, 3rd: £8.00, 4th: £6.00, Total: £36.00.

Class 163 LOCAL SENIOR JUMPING 90cms Table A7. For horses 4 yrs old and over, exceeding 148 cms. Riders 12 yrs and over on 1st Jan of the current year. Horses in this class are not eligible for Class 162. Prizes £8, £6, £5, £5.

Class 164 DODSON & HORRELL 95cms NATIONAL AMATEUR QUALIFIER 1st Round. Rule 320. Table A7. Speed 325mpm. Start Height 95cm. In the event of insufficient entries lower prizes may be withheld. Rule - 76.6 For registered horses to be ridden by Full, Associate or Junior Members excluding any rider listed on the British Showjumping Gold League as of 31st March 2018 (assigned for the qualifying Period) and any horse/rider combination listed on the British Showjumping Silver League of 31st March 2018 (assigned for the qualifying Period). Riders who have ever competed as a team member of any Senior International Team (4* or 5* Nations Cup in the last 10 years, World, European Championships & Olympic Games) are not eligible. Pony Riders, Children, Juniors and Young Riders who have ever competed in Nations Cup/International Team Events and European Championships in the last five years are not eligible (excluding Veterans and Para Teams). Qualifies for: 95cms National Amateur Second Rounds Qualifying period: 1st September - 31st August inclusive.

Numbers to qualify: Those horse/rider combinations which jump clear in the first round, followed by a clear round in the jump-off, in at least five 95cm National Amateur First Round competitions held in the qualifying period will qualify to compete in the respective height classes at the National Amateur Championships. Horses which jump clear in the first round followed by a clear round in the jump off, in at least one 95cm National Amateur First Round Competition held in the qualifying period, will qualify to compete in the National Amateur 95cm Second Round competition. Prizes: 1st: £11.00, 2nd: £9.00, 3rd: £6.00, 4th: £5.00, 5th: £5.00, Total: £36.00

Class 165 LOCAL SENIOR JUMPING 1.00m

Table A7. For horses 4 yrs old and over, exceeding 148 cms. Riders 12 yrs and over on 1st January of the current year. Prizes £8, £6, £5, £5. Cup 79

Class 166 DODSON & HORRELL 1.10m NATIONAL AMATEUR QUALIFIER 1st Round

Rule 324. Table A7. Speed 325mpm. Start Height 1.10m. In the event of insufficient entries lower prizes may be withheld. Rule - 76.6 For registered horses to be ridden by Full, Associate or Junior Members excluding any rider listed on the British Showjumping Gold League as of 31st March 2018 (assigned for the qualifying Period). Riders who have ever competed as a team member of any Senior International Team (4* or 5* Nations Cup in the last 10 years, World, European Championships & Olympic Games) are not eligible. Pony Riders, Children, Juniors and Young Riders who have ever competed in Nations Cup/International Team Events and European Championships in the last five years are not eligible (excluding Veterans and Para Teams). Qualifies for: 1.10m National Amateur Second Rounds. Qualifying period: 1st September-31st August inclusive. Numbers to qualify: Those horse/rider combinations which jump clear in the first round, followed by a clear round in the jump-off, in at least five 1.10m National Amateur First Round competitions held in the qualifying period will qualify to compete in the respective height classes at the National Amateur Championships. Horses which jump clear in the first, round followed by a clear round in the jump off, in at least one 1.10m National Amateur First Round Competition held in the qualifying period will qualify to compete in the National Amateur 1.10m Second Round competition. Prizes: 1st: £25.00, 2nd: £20.00, 3rd: £15.00, 4th: £10.00, 5th: £5.00, Total: £75.

Class 167 CONOLLY’S RED MILLS SENIOR NEWCOMERS 1st Round

Rule 312. Table A7. Speed 325mpm. Start Height 1.10m. First place rosette kindly sponsored by Connolly's RED MILLS In the event of insufficient entries lower prizes may be withheld. Rule - 76.6 Entry qualifications: to be ridden by Adult, Associate or Junior Members. (a) For registered horses in Grade C that have not won a total of 375 points. Four double clears will qualify - in accordance with rule 312.6 (b) For all horses born on or after 1st January 2013, irrespective of Points. Horses will only be eligible for double clear qualification to Second Rounds if they reach the age of six years or under in the same calendar year as the Newcomers Final - in accordance with Rule 312.6. Qualifies for: Connolly’s RED MILLS Senior Newcomers Second Round. Qualifying period 1st June - 31st May inclusive. Numbers to qualify: Those horses which jump a clear round in the First Round, followed by a clear round in the jump-off, in at least four Connolly’s RED MILLS Senior Newcomers First Round competitions in any qualifying period, will qualify to compete in a Connolly’s RED MILLS Senior Newcomers Second Round, irrespective of their placings for prize money in those competitions, which will be determined by the normal Table A Rules (Rule 191). To obtain a double clear qualification, even if the horse is the only clear round, it must jump a jump-off round and jump clear to gain a double clear round. If combined with an open: In the event of 30 or more starters the class will be split with two sets of prize money.

Prizes: 1st: £20.00, 2nd: £15.00, 3rd: £12.00, 4th: £8.00, 5th: £5.00, Total: £60.00. Class 168 LOCAL OPEN JUMPING CHAMPIONSHIP Table A4 Speed 350 mpm. For horses 4yrs old and over, exceeding 148cms.

Riders 12yrs and over on 1st January of the current year. This competition takes place over 12 jumps, eight of which are over 1.20m. Prizes £15, £12, £10, £8. Cup 41

PONIES

Class 169 LOCAL 128/138 cms HANDICAP JUMPING

Table A7 77.12/77.13. For ponies 4yrs and over, not exceeding 128cms and to be ridden by children who have not attained their 12th birthday by 1st January of the current year, and ponies not exceeding 138cms ridden by children who have not attained their 14th birthday by 1st January of the current year. Jumping Heights in first round: 128cm:70cms / 138cm:80cm. Speed 25mpm.

Prizes £8, £6, £5, £5 Cup 160 for 128cms winner, Cup 150 for 138cms winner. Class 170 LOCAL PONY NOVICE 70cms

Table A7. For ponies 4yrs old and over, not exceeding 148cms. Riders not to have attained their 16th birthday before 1st January in the current year. Speed 325mpm. Prizes £8, £6, £5, £5

Class 171 LOCAL PONY INTERMEDIATE 80cms

Table A7. For ponies 4yrs old and over, not exceeding 148cms. Riders not to have attained their 16th birthday before 1st January in the current year. Speed 325mpm. Ponies in this class are not eligible for Class 172 Prizes £8, £6, £5, £5

Class 172 PONY BRITISH NOVICE CHAMPIONSHIP 1st Round Rule 410. Table A7. Speed 325mpm. Start Height 80cm. In the event of insufficient entries lower prizes may be withheld. Rule - 76.6 For registered Ponies in Grade JD and JC that have not won a total of 150 Points to be ridden by Junior Members, ages as per Rule 77.12/77.13. Qualifies for: Pony British Novice Championship Second Rounds. Qualifying period 1st May-30th April inclusive. Numbers to qualify: Those ponies that jump a clear round in the first round, followed by a clear round in the jump-off, in at least four Pony British Novice First Round competitions held in the qualifying period will qualify to compete in a Pony British Novice Second Rounds. If combined with an open: In the event of 15 or more starters this class will be split with two sets of prize money. Ponies may enter one section only. British Showjumping Boots / Leg Protection Ruling applies to this class, in accordance with Rule 102.15. Failure to do comply will incur disqualification. Prizes: 1st: £11.00, 2nd: £7.00, 3rd: £6.00, 4th: £5.00, 5th: £5.00, Total: £34.00.

Class 173 LOCAL JUNIOR OPEN 90cms

Table A7. For ponies 4yrs old and over, not exceeding 148cms. Riders not to have attained their 16th birthday before 1st January in the current year. Speed 325mpm.

Ponies in this class not eligible for Class 174 Prizes: £8, £6, £5, £5

Class 174 PONY DISCOVERY 1st Round

Rule 408. Table A7. Speed 325mpm. Start Height 90cm. In the event of insufficient entries lower prizes may be withheld. Rule - 76.6 For registered ponies in Grades JD and JC that have not won a total of 300 Points to be ridden by Junior Members, ages as per Rule 77.12/77.13.

Qualifies for: Pony Discovery Second Round. Qualifying period: 1st May-30th April inclusive. Numbers to qualify for: Those ponies which jump a clear round in the first round, followed by a clear round in the jump-off in at least four Pony Discovery First Round competitions held in any qualifying period will qualify to compete in a Pony Discovery Second Round. If combined with an open: In the event of 30 or more starters the class will be split with two sets of prize money. Ponies may enter one section only. British Showjumping Boots / Leg Protection Ruling applies to this class, in accordance with Rule 102.15. Failure to do comply will incur disqualification. Prizes: 1st: £11.00, 2nd: £7.00, 3rd: £6.00, 4th: £5.00, 5th: £5.00, Total: £34.00.

Class 175 LOCAL JUNIOR OPEN 1.00m

Table A7. For ponies 4yrs old and over, not exceeding 148cms. Riders not to have attained their16th birthday before 1st January in the current year. Speed 325mpm. Ponies in this class not eligible for Class 176 Prizes: £8, £6, £5, £5 Cup 39

Class 176 BLUE CHIP PONY NEWCOMERS/PONY 1.00m Open (both to include the Pony

Restricted Rider 1m Qualifier). 1st Round Rule 406. Table A7. Speed 325mpm. Start Height 1.00m. First place rosette kindly sponsored by Blue Chip In the event of insufficient entries lower prizes may be withheld. Rule - 76.6 For registered Ponies in Grade JD & JC that have not won a total of 500 points to be ridden by Junior Members. Qualifies for: Blue Chip Pony Newcomers Second Round. Qualifying period: 1st May-30th April inclusive. Numbers to qualify: Those ponies that jump a clear round in the First Round, followed by a clear round in the jump-off in at least four Blue Chip Pony Newcomers First Round competitions held in any qualifying period will qualify to compete in a Pony Newcomers Second Round. British Showjumping Boots / Leg Protection Ruling applies to this class, in accordance with Rule 102.15. Failure to do comply will incur disqualification. Prizes: 1st: £13.00, 2nd: £11.00, 3rd: £8.00, 4th: £7.00, Total: £39.00.

Class 177 LOCAL JUNIOR SCURRY OPEN

For ponies 4 yrs old and over, not exceeding 148cms. Riders not to have attained their 16th birthday before 1st January in the current year. Table C. Jumping Height; 1.00m. This is a timed competition in the first round and 4 seconds will be added for each fence knocked down, 2 refusals incurs elimination. Prizes: £8, £6, £5, £5

Class 178 PONY FOXHUNTER/1.10m Open. (both to incorporate the PONY RESTRICTED

RIDER 1.10m QUALIFIER) Rule 404 & 417. Table A7. Speed 325mpm. Start Height 1.10m. In the event of 30 or more starters the class will be split and two sets of prize money awarded. Horses (or ponies in pony competitions) may compete in one section only. In the event of insufficient entries lower prizes may be withheld. Rule - 76.6 Pony Foxhunter First Round is for ponies in Grades JD and JC that have not won a total of 700 Points to be ridden by Junior Members. Qualifies for: Pony Foxhunter Second Round. Qualifying period: 1st May-30th April inclusive. Numbers to qualify: Those ponies that jump a clear round in the first round, followed by a clear round in the jump-off in at least four First Round competitions held in the qualifying period will qualify to compete in the Second Round. The Open Section for registered ponies in Grade JA, JC, JD to be ridden by Junior members. Registered ponies competing in either the Open or the Foxhunter Section, ridden by Junior members who have not won more than a total of 350 Points in the previous calendar year are eligible for double clear qualification for the Pony Restricted Rider 1.10m

Championship. Riders who have accrued points on the Pony Gold League are not eligible to compete in the Restricted Rider 1.10m Final. Qualifies for: Four double clears will qualify for the Pony Restricted Rider 1.10m Championship to be held at the British Showjumping National Championships. Qualification is pony/rider combination. British Showjumping Boots / Leg Protection Ruling applies to this class, in accordance with Rule 102.15. Failure to do comply will incur disqualification. Prizes: 1st: £13.00, 2nd: £11.00, 3rd: £8.00, 4th: £7.00, Total: £39.00.

SPECIAL AWARDS THE MOORLAND SUNRISE TROPHY (No. 244) presented by Mrs C Drewry for the Local Senior Novice Class 161 The P.M. OSBORN TROPHY (No. 79) presented by Mrs P M Osborn to the winner of the Adult Jumping Competition Class 165 The BIRLEY WHITTAKER CUP (No. 41) presented by Mrs Whittaker for the Open Jumping Competition Class 168 The DOLLY GRAY LAURELS TRAY (No. 160) presented by Mrs J Caley and Mrs S Dillon for the winner of the 128cms Show Jumping Class 169 The WELL WISHER TROPHY (No. 150) presented by Mr M J Lewis to be awarded to the winner of the 138cms Show Jumping Class 169 The HARRISON SILVER CUP (No. 39) presented in memory of the late Miss Mona Harrison for the winner of the Children’s Jumping Competition Class 175 SILVER CUP (No. 37) presented by Mrs Riggall to the child not being over 14 years on the date of the Show who attains the highest points in two of the Jumping Classes 169 to 178 The IRISH ROCK CUP (No. 30) presented by Mrs Kearney to the rider with the fastest round in a timed jump-off with or without fault in the under 148cm Jumping Classes 169 to 178 THE MAPLE DUO CUP (Cup126). Presented by Mrs P M Osborn for the best Manx Bred Horse/Pony who attains the highest points in two Jumping classes.

The Royal Manx Agricultural Society would like to thank

MANX PETROLEUMS for their generous sponsorship of the

President’s Marquee at the 2019 Royal Show

IMPORTANT NOTES OTHER LIGHT HORSE SECTIONS

1. All riders when mounted must wear hard hats marked PAS015, VG1, ATSM F1163 04a onwards, SNELL E2001, or AS/NZS3838 2003 onwards with strap properly adjusted and fastened. Hats may be inspected: you will not be allowed to continue if your hat does not meet these specifications.

2. Unaccompanied Competitors must provide the Show Organiser with a contact telephone number for use in case of emergency.

3. If having entered a class you do not intend to appear for judging, please inform the collecting ring steward or announcer in advance of the class being called.

4. All ridden horses and ponies must be 4 years or over.

5. Any child entering ridden or in-hand classes must have attained their 3rd birthday before 1st January in the current year.

6. Rings may be changed at the discretion of the Light Horse Supervisor.

7. Any rider or horse falling during a class must leave the ring on foot and will then be eliminated. Riders may enter later classes at their own discretion.

Pre purchase of Royal Manx Agricultural Show Tickets

Entrance tickets can be purchased prior to

the Show at a discounted price of £7 (adults) for either day.

From the following:

Online Royal Manx website – New for 2019 Manx Telecom, Strand Street Thompson Travel, Port Erin

Celtic Gold, Peel Shakti Man, Ramsey

Browns Café / Whim, Laxey

WORKING HUNTER PONY SECTION Friday 9th August - 9.15 am

For ponies not exceeding 14.2hh

Ponies may only be entered in 2 classes RING 2 Class 181 CRADLE STAKES Mare, Stallion or Gelding, 4yr and over, not exceeding 12h.

Riders not to have attained their 11th birthday before 1st January in the current year. Jumps as low as possible

Class 182 WORKING HUNTER PONY Mare, Stallion or Gelding, 4yr and over. Maximum height jumps 55cms Class 183 WORKING HUNTER PONY Mare, Stallion or Gelding, 4yr and over. Maximum height jumps 65cms Class 184 MOUNTAIN AND MOORLAND WORKING HUNTER PONY

Mare, Stallion or Gelding, 4yr and over. Rider any age. Maximum height jumps 65cms. Must be registered with their respective Pure Breed Stud books.

Class 185 WORKING HUNTER PONY Mare, Stallion or Gelding, 4yr and over.

Maximum height jumps 75cms Class 186 WORKING HUNTER PONY Mare, Stallion or Gelding, 4yr and over.

Maximum height jumps 85cms Class 187 MOUNTAIN AND MOORLAND WORKING HUNTER PONY

Mare, Stallion or Gelding, 4yr and over. Rider any age. Maximum height jumps 85cms. Must be registered with their respective Pure Breed Stud books.

Working Hunter Pony Championship for the J E Merrall Trophy. (Cup 190) For ponies not exceeding 14.2hh, Classes 181 – 187

WORKING HUNTER HORSE SECTION

For horses exceeding 14.2hh

Horses may only be entered in 2 classes Class 188 WORKING COB Mare, Stallion or Gelding 4 yr and over, exceeding 14.2h but not

exceeding 15.1h. Rider any age. May be plaited, hogged or traditional. Maximum height jumps 65cms.

Class 189 WORKING HUNTER HORSE Mare, Stallion or Gelding, 4yr and over, exceeding 14.2hh. Maximum height jumps 75cms

Class 190 WORKING HUNTER HORSE Mare, Stallion or Gelding, 4yr and over, exceeding 14.2h Rider any age. Maximum height jumps 95cms (Cup 198)

Class 191 WORKING HUNTER HORSE Mare, Stallion or Gelding, 4yr and over, exceeding 14.2hh. Maximum height jumps 110cm (Cup239)

Working Hunter Horse Championship for the A.V. Hedges Trophy (Cup 43) For horses exceeding 14.2hh, Classes 188 - 191

SPECIAL AWARDS ROSETTE for the Section Champion presented by COUNTRY WAREHOUSE The J.E. MERRALL MEMORIAL TROPHY (Cup 190) for the Best Working Hunter not exceeding 14.2hh From classes 181 to 187 THE PARTINGTON SHIELD (Cup 198) presented by V. Partington for the winner of the 15.2hh and under. From classes 188, 189, 190 and 191 The PARAGON TROPHY (Cup 239) presented by Mrs C. Drewry. Working Hunter exceeding 15.2hh. From classes 188, 189, 190 and 191 THE A.V. HEDGES SILVER CHALLENGE CUP (Cup 43) for the Best Working Hunter Stallion, Mare or Gelding exceeding 14.2hh - Classes188 – 191 THE SILVERHILL SEQUEL CUP (Cup 196) presented by Mrs S. Jagger. For the best child rider not placed in their class.

SHOW HUNTER SECTION Friday 9th August - 11.00 am

RING 3 Class 192 LEAD REIN PONY OF SHOW HUNTER TYPE Mare or gelding, 4yrs or over, not

exceeding 12h. Rider to have attained their 3rd birthday but not to have attained their 8th birthday before the 1st January in the current year. To be shown in a snaffle bridle, lead rein must remain attached to the noseband while the pony is in the ring. No extra attachments or aids permitted.

Class 193 PONY OF SHOW HUNTER TYPE 4yr and over, not exceeding 12h . Riders not to have attained their 11th birthday before 1st January in the current year.

Class 194 PONY OF SHOW HUNTER TYPE 4yr and over, exceeding 12h and not exceeding 13h Riders not to have attained their 14th birthday before 1st January in the current year.



SPECIAL AWARD

ROSETTE for the Section Champion presented by COUNTRY WAREHOUSE The GARRETT CUP (Cup 186) presented by Mrs Valerie Garrett for the Champion Show Hunter Pony (Classes 192-196).

HORSES SECTION Saturday 10th August 9.00 am

RING 1

Horses may only enter ONE of Classes 201, 202, 203 or 204 Class 197 COMPETITION HORSE Stallion, mare or gelding, exceeding 14.2h, 4yrs or over.

This class will include a jump. (Cup 269)

Class 198 HACK Stallion, mare or gelding, over 14.2h but not exceeding 15.3h, 4yrs or over (Cups 64 and 153)

Class 199 HUNTER Stallion, mare or gelding, exceeding 14.2h, 4yrs or over (Cup 246)

Class 200 SHOW COB and MAXI COB Stallion, mare or gelding, exceeding 14.2h, 4yrs or over. To be shown hogged and trimmed, solid or coloured. (Cup 165)

Class 201 RIDING HORSE Stallion, mare or gelding, exceeding 14.2h, 4yrs or over. (Cup 189) Class 202 INTERMEDIATE SHOW HUNTER TYPE 4yrs and over, exceeding 15h and not

exceeding 15.2h . Riders not to have attained their 25th birthday before 1st January in the current year.

Class 203 RETRAINING OF RACEHORSES Must be registered with Weatherbys (registration number to be shown on entry form), to have raced in Great Britain and entered under race name. Rider to be 15 yr or over of age on 1st January in the current year. (Cup 279)

Class 204 RIDDEN COLOURED HORSE May be shown plaited and trimmed or with full mane, tail and feathers. Exceeding 14.2h, 4 years or over on 1st January in the current year.

Class 205 VETERAN HORSE Stallion, mare or gelding exceeding 14.2h, 16 yr or over on 1st January in the current year.

Class 206 RIDDEN TRADITIONAL GYPSY COB TYPE Solid or coloured. To be shown with full mane, tail and feather. Exceeding 14.2h, 4 years or over on 1st January in the current year.

Ridden Horse Championship for the Hunt Silver Challenge Cup (Cup 36)

Best Ridden Light Horse over 14.2hh, Classes 197 – 206

SPECIAL AWARDS ROSETTE for the Section Champion presented by COUNTRY WAREHOUSE The DEREK WILD MEMORIAL TROPHY (Cup 269) presented in memory of Derek Wild, a long-standing steward in the Light Horse Section, for the best Competition Horse in Class 197. A.V. HEDGES SILVER CHALLENGE CUP (Cup 64) Presented by Mrs A.V. Hedges in memory of her husband for the Best Hack in Class 198 SILVER CUP (Cup 153) presented by Mrs E.S.A Davies to the Reserve in the A.V. Hedges Hack Cup, Class 198 The FRITZ AMELIA TROPHY (Cup 246) presented by Jane and David Hathersich-Jones in her memory for the Best Ridden Hunter Class 199 The GORDON BEATTIE MEMORIAL TROPHY (Cup 165) presented by Mrs J. Swayne for the Best Cob Class 200 The LITTLE NEWMARKET CUP (Cup 189) presented by Mrs Wendy Bibby for The Best Riding Horse Class 201 The CONCORD BLOODSTOCK TROPHY (No. 279) given in memory of Mr Noel Souter for the winner of the Retraining of Racehorses Class (Class 203). HUNT SOLID SILVER CHALLENGE CUP (Cup 36) presented anonymously for the Best Light Saddle Horse exceeding 14.2hh. 1st and 2nd prize winners of Classes 197 to 206 The BRITISH SKEWBALD or PIEBALD TROPHY (Cup 238) for the highest placed coloured exhibit sired by Miss T. Killey’s coloured stallion Matchmaker. If eligible please indicate on entry form.

MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND SECTION

Saturday 10th August 9.00am RING 2

Please note: All Mountain & Moorland exhibits must be registered with the relevant Society Stud Book. Please ensure that registration number is included on entry form.

Class 207 IN-HAND MOUNTAIN AND MOORLAND SMALL BREEDS Stallion, mare or gelding registered with their respective Pure Breed Society Stud book, Welsh Section A or B, Dartmoor, Exmoor or Shetland. (Cups 44, 219, 221, 243 & 267)

Class 208 IN-HAND MOUNTAIN AND MOORLAND LARGE BREEDS Stallion, mare or gelding registered with their respective Pure Breed Society Stud book, New Forest, Dales, Welsh Section C or D, Connemara, Fell and Highland. (Cups 208 & 212)

M & M In-Hand Championship for the Lyncrest Trophy (Cup 207) Winners of Classes 207 & 208

Class 209 MOUNTAIN AND MOORLAND LEAD REIN Mare or gelding not exceeding 12hh

registered in their respective Pure Breed Stud books. Rider not to have attained their 9th birthday before 1st January in the current year. To be shown in a snaffle bridle, lead rein attached to nose band only. (Cup Kinrade)

Class 210 RIDDEN MOUNTAIN AND MOORLAND SMALL BREEDS Stallion, mare or gelding registered with their respective Pure Breed Society Stud book, Dartmoor, Exmoor, Shetland or Welsh Section A or B Rider any age (stallion’s rider must have attained their 12th birthday). (Winner Cup 209, Best Ridden Shetland Cup 147)

Class 211 RIDDEN MOUNTAIN AND MOORLAND LARGE BREEDS Stallion, mare or gelding registered with their respective Pure Breed Society Stud book, Connemara, Dales, New Forest, Fell, Highland and Welsh Section C or D Rider any age (stallion’s rider must have attained their 14th birthday). (Cups 31 and 210)

M&M Ridden Championship for the Total Eclipse Trophy,

Classes 209, 210 & 211(Cup 273)

M&M Overall Championship for the Ann Pickering Cup (Cup 255) In-Hand Champion & Reserve, Ridden Champion & Reserve

SPECIAL AWARDS

ROSETTE for the Section Champion presented by COUNTRY WAREHOUSE Mrs T. KAIGHIN CUP (Cup 44) for the Best Shetland Pony led by a child under 10 years old on the day of the Show - Class 207 The MORREY SILVER CUP (Cup 243) for the Reserve Best Shetland Pony led by a child under 10 years old on the day of the show - Class 207 The BALLACOREY CUP (No. 267) for the Best Shetland Pony led by a child (10 years and over) or an adult. Class 207 The AXENFEL SHIELD (Cup 221) presented by Mrs M.J. Watson for the Best Exhibit in Class 207 The AXENFEL SHIELD (Cup 219) presented by Mrs M.J. Watson for the Best Handler in Class 207 aged 10 and under on show day. The AXENFEL SHIELD (Cup 220) presented by Mrs M.J. Watson for the Best Handler in Classes 207 & 208 aged between 11 & 16 years of age on show day. The LYNCREST TROPHY (Cup 207) presented by Mr & Mrs Roberts for the Best overall in the Mountain & Moorland In-Hand Classes. (Smaller Shield) Classes 207 & 208 The LYNCREST HIGHLAND PONY STUD TROPHY (Cup 208) presented by Mr & Mrs Roberts for Best Highland Pony - In Hand (Larger Shield) - Class 208 The GLENROSE RAINMAKER (Cup TBC) presented by Mrs H Kinrade for Best Mountain & Moorland - Lead Rein – Class 209 The DERWEN RESOLUTION MEMORIAL TROPHY for the highest placed registered Welsh Section D, In Hand - (Cup 212) THE BARCLAYS BANK TROPHY (Cup 147) to be awarded to the Best Shetland Pony over 4 years old Class 210 The BALLAVASTYN TROPHY (Cup 209) presented by Mrs D. Menzil for the Winner of Class 210

The NIGHTCAP TROPHY (Cup 210) presented by Mrs M.E. Johnson for the Winner of Class 211 LLANARTH BRIO CUP (Cup 31) presented by Miss Bedford. Awarded to the Best Ridden Manx Bred Welsh Cob (Section D) in the Show (Class 211) The TOTAL ECLIPSE TROPHY (Cup 273) presented by Mary and Laura Callow for the Best Overall in the M&M Ridden Classes Classes 209, 210 & 211 The ANN PICKERING CUP (Cup No. 255) to be awarded to the overall Champion of the Mountain and Moorland Classes. Classes 207 to 211 eligible. ROSETTES presented by the ELLAN VANNIN NATIVE PONY ASSOCIATION for the Champion & Reserve Mountain and Moorland Ponies

RIDDEN SECTION Class 212 RIDDEN MOUNTAIN AND MOORLAND, PART BRED Stallion, mare or gelding

must be registered with their respective Part Bred Society Stud Book. Class 213 SHOW PONY Mixed Height Show Pony exceeding 12h and not exceeding 14.2h Class 214 FIRST RIDDEN SHOW PONY 4yrs or over, not exceeding 12h, riders not to have

attained their 10th birthday before January 1st in the current year. Class 215 LEAD REIN SHOW PONY 4yrs or over, not exceeding 12h, riders not to have attained

their 8th birthday before January 1st in the current year. To be shown in a snaffle bridle, lead rein must remain attached to the noseband while the pony is in the ring. No extra attachments or aids permitted.

Class 216 RIDDEN COLOURED PONY Stallion, mare or gelding, not exceeding 14.2h. May be shown plaited and trimmed or with full mane, tail and feathers. Rider to be any age suitable to height of horse.

Class 217 COMPETITION PONY Stallion, mare or gelding, not exceeding 14.2h. This class will include a jump.

Class 218 VETERAN PONY Stallion, mare or gelding, not exceeding 14.2h. Aged 16yrs or over on the 1st January in the current year.

Class 219 UNREGISTERED MOUNTAIN AND MOORLAND Stallion, mare or gelding, 4yrs or over.

Class 220 TRADITIONAL GYPSY COB TYPE Solid or coloured. To be shown with full mane, tail and feather. Not exceeding 14.2h, 4 years or over on 1st January in the current year. Rider any age to be suitably mounted.

Pony Section Championship (14.2h and under): 1st and 2nd Prize winners Classes 212 to 220 (Cup 100)

SPECIAL AWARDS ROSETTE for the Section Champion presented by COUNTRY WAREHOUSE The DON JUAN CUP (Cup 59) for the Best Show Pony, mixed height class 213 The MYRA KIRKPATRICK TROPHY (Cup 100) presented in memory of Mrs J.A Kirkpatrick for the Best Pony in Classes 212 to 220

IN-HAND SECTION Saturday 10th August 10:00 a.m.

RING 3 Class 221 BREEDING CLASS FOAL To mature to any height, any breed. (Cup 40) Foal to be born on or after the 1st day of January in the year of the Show.

Class 222 BREEDING CLASS MARE With foal at foot, or with veterinary certificate to certify foal deceased. Any height, any breed. Foal to be born on or after the 1st day of January in the year of the Show. (Cup 93)

Class 223 FILLY, COLT OR GELDING 1 year old. To mature to any height, any breed. Class 224 FILLY, COLT OR GELDING 2 year old. To mature to any height, any breed. Class 225 FILLY, COLT OR GELDING 3 year old. To mature to any height, any breed.

Champion Youngstock Pony or Horse (Cup 162)

The E. Cubbon Memorial Trophy for the Champion Youngstock Pony or Horse - Foal, Mare, yearling, two or three year old. Classes 221 to 225 eligible

Class 226 IN-HAND MOUNTAIN AND MOORLAND, PART BRED Stallion, mare or gelding

must be registered with their respective Part Bred Society Stud Book Class 227 IN-HAND UNREGISTERED MOUNTAIN AND MOORLAND Stallion, mare or

gelding Class 228 IN-HAND COLOURED HORSE OR PONY Any age, any height, any breed.

Can be shown traditional or trimmed. Class 229 IN-HAND FOREIGN BREEDS HORSE OR PONY Any age, any height, any breed

not native to the British Isles Class 230 IN-HAND MANX BRED Horse or pony bred on the Island, sired by a Manx based

stallion, to be shown in-hand. Any height, any age. IF ENTERING THIS CLASS, PLEASE STATE NAME OF SIRE ON ENTRY FORM.

Class 231 IN-HAND VETERAN HORSE OR PONY Aged 16yr or over on the 1st January in the current year.

Class 232 TRADITIONAL GYPSY COB TYPE Solid or coloured. To be shown with full mane, tail and feather. Any height, any age. Handlers of stallions must be 14 yr and over on the 1st January in the current year.

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In-Hand Championship Classes 221 – 232

SPECIAL AWARDS ROSETTE for the Section Champion presented by COUNTRY WAREHOUSE SILVER CUP (Cup 40) presented by Mr E.S Bosworth for the Best Light foal. The THOMAS VONDY J.P. PERPETUAL CHALLENGE TROPHY (Cup 93) for the Best Light Horse Mare with Foal at foot. The E. CUBBON MEMORIAL TROPHY (Cup 162) presented by Gordon Cubbon for the CHAMPION YOUNGSTOCK PONY OR HORSE - foal, yearling, two or three year old. Classes 221 to 225 eligible The LLANGEITHO BIMBO CUP (Cup 195) presented by Mrs M. Hargreaves for the Best Animal sired by any Pony Stallion owned by Mrs M. Hargreaves. The MATCHMAKER PROGENY TROPHY (Cup 237) for stock either Coloured or Solid sired by Miss T. Killey’s coloured stallion Matchmaker. If eligible, please indicate on entry form. The MONTGOMERY CUP (Cup TBC) presented by Montgomery & Company Ltd for the Overall In Hand Light Horse Section Champion, to include the Young Stock Champion.

EQUITATION SECTION

EQUITATION CLASSES WILL BE CALLED AS JUDGES AND RING SPACE BECOMES AVAILABLE.

TO AVOID CLASS CLASHES, SOME CLASSES MAY BE CALLED OUT OF ORDER AND AFTER THE JUDGING OF THE CHAMPIONSHIPS.

TO FACILITATE THE RUNNING OF THE SHOW, RINGS MAY CHANGE

RIDERS ARE ELIGIBLE FOR ONLY ONE OF CLASSES 234- 238 INCLUSIVE Class 233 SIDE SADDLE Horse or pony over 4yr old, rider any age. Class 234 LEAD REIN Child up to 8yrs on 1st January in current year.

To be shown in a snaffle bridle, lead rein must remain attached to the noseband while the pony is in the ring. No extra attachments or aids permitted. (Cup 88)

Class 235 EQUITATION CLASS Child up to 10 years on 1st January in current year

The E.W. FARGHER SILVER CUP (Cup 42) for the Best Child Rider, including Children on Leading Rein, 10 years and under (Classes 233 and 234)

Class 236 EQUITATION CLASS Child up to 14 years on 1st January in current year (Cup 180) Class 237 EQUITATION CLASS Rider up to 18 years on 1st January in current year

(Cups 112 and 38) Class 238 EQUITATION CLASS Adult Rider, aged 18 and over. (Lady Rider Cup 33)

SPECIAL AWARDS

The J.S. KERMODE SILVER CUP (Cup 88) for the Best Child Rider in Class 231 The E.W. FARGHER SILVER CUP (Cup 42) for the Best Child Rider, including Children on Leading Rein, 10 years and under in Class 231 & 232 The JOLLIFF TROPHY (Cup 180) presented by Mr & Mrs Jolliff for the Best Child Rider in Class 233 The SILVER SPURS CUP (Cup 112) presented by the Silver Spurs Club for the Best Child Rider up to age 16 in Class 232 The PARKINSON’S LTD SILVER CUP (Cup 38) presented by Parkinsons Ltd, Braddan for the Best Child Rider aged between 16 and 18 in Class 234 The DOROTHEA KEWLEY CUP (Cup 33) presented to the Best Lady Rider in Class 235

FARMING INDUSTRY LONG SERVICE AWARDS

Each year the Society will award up to SIX CERTIFICATES kindly presented by THE DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENT, FOOD AND AGRICULTURE to Farm Employees who have served, not necessarily on the same farm or with the same employer, for not less than 30 years. The service must have been continuous in the Isle of Man, except that a period of up to 4 years training at an Agricultural College or Technical Institute will not count as a break in service, nor will it count towards the 30 year period. Time of service to count: two days prior to the current Show Day. Applications for certificates must be made by the Employer to the Secretary of the RMAS by 1st July.

DRIVING SECTION Saturday 10th August – Time to be confirmed

Driving Classes will be called with a one hour warning

To qualify for the T.H DAWSON MEMORIAL SILVER CUP (No. 35) for the Best Hackney Turnout in Classes 239 to 241, entries must be registered with the Hackney Society as pure-bred.

Please ensure the registration number is shown on the entry form. Class 239 VEHICLE AND FULL SET HARNESS Single pony 14.2h and under (Cup 178) Class 240 VEHICLE AND FULL SET HARNESS Single horse exceeding 14.2h (Cup 179) Class 241 VEHICLE AND FULL SET HARNESS Pair or team (Cup 144) Class 242 CONE DRIVING Any height

Driving Championship for the The Harry Crennell Silver Cup (Cup 151) 1st and 2nd placed prize winners of Classes 239 – 241 inclusive to be eligible.

SPECIAL AWARDS

ROSETTE for the Section Champion presented by ROYAL MANX AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY The T.H DAWSON MEMORIAL SILVER CUP (Cup 35) presented by the executors of Mr T.H Dawson for the Best Hackney Turnout in Classes 239 to 241. Winners must be registered with the Hackney Society as pure-bred. The ARTHUR A CALEY CUP (Cup 178) presented by Mr A.A. Caley for the Best Private Turnout, single, Ponies 14.2hh and under in Class 239 The SWAYNE CUP (Cup 179) presented by Mrs J Swayne for the Best Private Turnout, single Horse exceeding 14.2hh in Class 240 THE PERCY RADCLIFE TROPHY (Cup 144) presented by Mr P. Radcliffe MLC, to be awarded to the winner of Class 241 The OVERTON SMALL TROPHY (Cup 89) presented by Mrs Bourdillon – For the Best Pony not exceeding 11hh, driver over 15 years, Classes 239 and 241 The HARRY CRENNELL SILVER CUP (Cup 151) presented by Miss E Crennell in memory of her brother Harry to be awarded to the Best Private Turnout in Classes 293 to 241

SHEEP CLASSES Saturday 10th August

Entries from herds which are Supervised or Accredited under the Maedi Visna Eradication Scheme will be penned separately from other entries.

Exhibitors are reminded that Accredited and Non-Accredited exhibits must be kept separate from each other at ALL times, including movement to and from the Show.

Exhibitors are also reminded that ALL consigned and exhibited livestock must be identified by means of a DEFA approved Official Mark or Official Tag which must be compliant with

current legislation (ie double-tagged).

An entry in a single animal class may not be taken from an entry in a class of two or more animals.

*** ALL SHEEP MOVEMENT TO BE RECORDED ON DEFA FORM AND

PRODUCED ON ARRIVAL AT THE SHOWFIELD***

SPECIAL AWARDS

THE FARM ASSURED BRITISH BEEF AND LAMB (FABBL) ROSEBOWL (Cup No. 247) to be awarded to the highest placed Sheep in the Supreme Awards. Plus one year complimentary membership of the Scheme.

SHORT WOOL SECTION

SADLER AGRICULTURAL SUPPLIES LTD

are pleased to sponsor the Short Wool Sheep Section

Sadler Agricultural Supplies present the Class Rosettes in this section Shoprite (IOM) Ltd present the Silver Cup Rosettes in this section Brew & Corkill Ltd present the Reserve Cup Rosettes in this section

Shoprite (IOM) Ltd present the Section Champion Rosettes in this section Sadler Agricultural Supplies present the Reserve Section Champion Rosette in this section

BELTEX Class 250 RAM – shearling and upwards Class 251 RAM LAMB Class 252 EWE – shearling and upwards Class 253 EWE LAMB

SPECIAL AWARD ROSETTE for the Breed Champion presented by the Royal Manx Agricultural Society

ROSETTES for the Champion and Reserve Champion presented by the BELTEX SHEEP SOCIETY (To qualify for the BSS rosettes, exhibits must be birth notified or fully registered with the Beltex Sheep Soc)

TEXEL

Class 254 RAM - 2 Shear and upward Class 255 SHEARLING RAM Class 256 RAM LAMB Class 257 EWE - 2 Shear and upward Class 258 SHEARLING EWE Class 259 EWE LAMB

SPECIAL AWARD

The HARVEY BRIGGS CUP (No. 200) for Champion Texel Exhibit in the Show

ROSETTE for the Breed Champion presented by the Royal Manx Agricultural Society ROSETTES for the Champion and Reserve Champion presented by the TEXEL SHEEP SOCIETY

CHAROLLAIS

Class 260 RAM - shearling and upward Class 261 RAM LAMB Class 262 EWE – shearling and upward Class 263 EWE LAMB

SPECIAL AWARD

The L & M HALSALL CUP (No. 217) for the Best Charollais Sheep exhibit ROSETTE for the Breed Champion presented by the Royal Manx Agricultural Society ROSETTES for the Champion and Reserve Champion presented by the CHAROLLAIS SHEEP SOCIETY

ANY OTHER CONTINENTAL BREED

Class 264 RAM – shearling and upward Class 265 RAM LAMB Class 266 EWE – shearling and upward Class 267 EWE LAMB ROSETTE for the “Champion, Other Continental Short Wool Sheep Breeds” presented by the RMAS

SUFFOLK Class 268 RAM (2 shear and upward) Class 269 SHEARLING RAM Class 270 RAM LAMB Class 271 SHEARLING EWE Class 272 EWE (2 shear and upward) Class 273 EWE LAMB

SPECIAL AWARDS The OLIVE CLAGUE MEMORIAL CUP (No. 102) presented by Mr L. Clague for the Best Group of Suffolk Sheep, consisting of one Ram, two Ewes and two lambs. The BREGAZZI CUP (No. 199) presented by Mr J.A. Bregazzi, B.Sc for the Champion in the Suffolk Section. ROSETTE for the Breed Champion presented by the Royal Manx Agricultural Society ROSETTE for the Champion presented by the SUFFOLK SHEEP SOCIETY

All entries in Classes 254 - 259 must be shown in accordance

with Texel Society Rules

CHEVIOT Class 274 RAM – shearling and upward Class 275 RAM LAMB Class 276 EWE– shearling and upward Class 277 EWE LAMB ROSETTE for the Breed Champion presented by the Royal Manx Agricultural Society

RYELAND Class 278 RAM - shearling and upward Class 279 RAM LAMB Class 280 EWE– shearling and upward Class 281 EWE LAMB

SPECIAL AWARD The RYELAND TROPHY (No. 225) presented by Mrs A.C. Dewey for Best Exhibit in Ryeland classes. ROSETTE for the Breed Champion presented by the Royal Manx Agricultural Society

ANY OTHER NATIVE SHORT WOOL BREED

Class 282 RAM – shearling and upward Class 283 RAM LAMB Class 284 EWE - shearling and upward Class 285 EWE LAMB

SPECIAL AWARD

SILVER CUP (No. 101) presented by Mr H. Watterson, for the Best Clun Forest Sheep. Won outright in 1984 by Mr & Mrs R.N. Pilling, and re-presented by them. ROSETTE for the “Champion, Other Native Short Wool Sheep Breeds” presented by the Royal Manx Agricultural Society

ALL SHORT WOOL BREEDS - CHAMPIONSHIP AWARDS

SILVER CUP (No. 46) presented by Mrs M. Clague in memory of her husband, Mr R.W Clague for the Best Group, Two Ewes and Ram in the Short Wool Section. SILVER CUP (No. 94) presented by the Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture for the Best Short Wool Ram, three years or under - including Ram Lamb. SILVER CUP (No. 78) presented by Mr D.W. Kerruish MRCVS, for the Best Exhibit in the Short Wool Sheep Section. Won outright in 1972 by Mr W.C. Teare and re-presented by him. SADLER AGRICULTURAL SUPPLIES present a Cash Prize of £50 to the Best Exhibit in the Short Wool Sheep Section. SADLER AGRICULTURAL SUPPLIES present the Reserve Section Champion Rosette.

CROSS BRED - SHORT WOOL WITH SHORT WOOL

Class 286 EWE – shearling and upward Class 287 EWE LAMB

LONG WOOL SECTION

W.F. LEECE & SON Ltd are pleased to sponsor

the Long Wool Sheep Section

W.F. Leece & Son Ltd present the Class Rosettes in this section

Shoprite (IOM) Ltd present the Silver Cup Rosettes in this section Brew & Corkill Ltd present the Reserve Cup Rosettes in this section

Shoprite (IOM) Ltd present the Section Champion Rosette in this section Sadler Agricultural Supplies present the Reserve Section Champion Rosette in this section

BLACK FACE

Class 300 SHEARLING RAM - Cup 47 Class 301 RAM (2 shear and upwards) Class 302 RAM LAMB Class 303 EWE (2 shear and upwards) Class 304 SHEARLING EWE Class 305 EWE LAMB

EXTRA BLACKFACE CLASSES

Class 306 TWO EWE LAMBS Class 307 TWO RAM LAMBS Class 308 GROUP - RAM, EWE AND LAMB

SPECIAL AWARDS SILVER CUP (No. 47) presented by Mrs H.P Kelly, Port St Mary for the Best Blackface Shearling ram which must have been the bona fide property of the Exhibitor for at least nine months prior to the Show. The E.T. TAGGART TROPHY (No. 131) for the Best Exhibit in Classes 306 and 307 The TEARE CUP (No. 124) presented by Mrs J Quayle, in memory of her father Mr H.S. Teare and brothers M. and P.J. Teare, for the Best Show of Sheep by any one exhibitor in the Blackface Classes. The ELLIOT JACKSON MEMORIAL CUP (No. 90) presented by Mrs Mona Jackson, in memory of her husband for the Best Single Exhibit in the Blackface Classes. The R. MIDDLETON TROPHY (No. 192) presented by Mr R Middleton for the best Exhibit in the Blackface Section bred by the Exhibitor. ROSETTE for the Breed Champion presented by the Royal Manx Agricultural Society

ROSETTE for the Breed Champion presented by the BLACKFACE SHEEP BREEDERS’ ASSOC.

BLUE FACE LEICESTER

Class 309 RAM – shearling and upwards Class 310 RAM LAMB Class 311 EWE – shearling and upwards Class 312 EWE LAMB

All entries in Classes 300-308 (other than lambs)

shall have been shorn bare on or after 1st April 2019

SPECIAL AWARD

Cup (No. 242) presented by Mr C.H.K Kerruish for the Best Exhibit, male or female in the Blue Faced Leicester Sheep Classes CASH PRIZE of £25 for the Best Exhibit in the Blue Face Leicester Section presented by the Isle of Man Flock Masters Association ROSETTE for the Breed Champion presented by the Royal Manx Agricultural Society

ROSETTES for the Champion and Reserve Champion presented by the BLUEFACED LEICESTER SHEEP BREEDERS’ ASSOCIATION

BORDER LEICESTER

Class 313 RAM - shearling and upwards Class 314 RAM LAMB Class 315 EWE – shearling and upwards Class 316 EWE LAMB

SPECIAL AWARD ROSETTE for the Breed Champion presented by the Royal Manx Agricultural Society

HERDWICK

Class 317 RAM - shearling and upward Class 318 RAM LAMB Class 319 EWE - shearling and upward Class 320 EWE LAMB

SPECIAL AWARD

The JOHN McKIBBIN CUP (No. 271) presented in memory of Mr JOHN MCKIBBIN for the Best Exhibit in the Herdwick Sheep Classes

SWALEDALE Class 321 RAM or RAM LAMB Class 322 EWE or EWE LAMB

SPECIAL AWARD

CUP (No. 163) presented by Mr C.H.K Kerruish for the Best Exhibit in the Swaledale Sheep Classes ROSETTE and CASH PRIZE of £50 for the Best Exhibit presented by the Swaledale Breeders Association ROSETTE for the Breed Champion presented by the Royal Manx Agricultural Society

ANY OTHER LONG WOOL BREED

Class 323 RAM - shearling and upward Class 324 RAM LAMB - shearling and upward Class 325 PEN OF TWO EWES Class 326 PEN OF TWO EWE LAMBS

CROSS BRED - LONG WOOL WITH LONG WOOL

Class 327 PEN OF TWO EWES Class 328 PEN OF TWO EWE LAMBS

ALL LONG WOOL BREEDS – CHAMPIONSHIP AWARDS

IVORS ROSE BOWL (No. 128) for the Best Lamb in the Long Wool Section E.B CHRISTIAN MEMORIAL TROPHY (No. 50) presented by Mr E.N. Christian, Douglas for the Best Exhibit in the Long Wool Section W.F. LEECE & SON LTD present a Cash Prize of £50 to the Best Exhibit in the Long Wool Sheep Section. SADLER AGRICULTURAL SUPPLIES present the Reserve Section Champion Rosette.

CROSS BRED, LONG WOOL WITH SHORT WOOL

Class 329 PEN OF TWO EWES (2 shear and over) Class 330 PEN OF TWO SHEARLING EWES Class 331 PEN OF TWO EWE LAMBS

J.W. KNEEN & SONS have generously sponsored additional Prize Money

of £20, £15, £10 and £5 for the following two classes:

ANY BREED, LONG OR SHORT WOOL

Class 332 PEN OF TWO SHEEP shown by a Young Farmers Club Member. Sheep in this class must not be shown in any other class except Class 333 (Showmanship).

Class 333 SHOWMANSHIP CLASS A sheep of any age, male or female. Handlers to be aged 18 years and under on showday. To be judged on the skills of the handler.

Handlers may be asked questions on sheep husbandry.

SPECIAL AWARDS The DAN CORMODE CUP (No. 68) for the Best pen of sheep exhibited by a member of the Northern Young Farmers Club in Class 332. The COOILINGEL TROPHY (No. 224) presented by Danny & Paula Creer, for Annual Competition, to the winner of Class 333, Sheep Showmanship Class J.W. KNEEN & SONS present additional Prize Money of £20, £15, £10 & £5 for Classes 332 & 333

PRIME LAMB SECTION

Class 334 BEST PEN OF TWO BUTCHERS LAMBS – Any type (Cup 191) Exhibitors are also reminded that ALL consigned and exhibited livestock must be identified by means of a DEFA approved Official Mark or Official Tag which must be compliant with current legislation (ie double-tagged).

SPECIAL AWARD

THE T.F. CORKILL SILVER CUP 1935 (No. 191) won outright by Messrs A & J Faragher, Ballahick, and re-presented to the Society in their memory by Mrs D. Faragher.

*** ALL SHEEP MOVEMENT TO BE RECORDED ON DEFA FORM AND PRODUCED ON ARRIVAL AT THE SHOWFIELD***

MEG LAMB CLASS

Saturday 10th August - Judging at 11:00 am

Class 335 Sponsored by Mr Keith Kerruish of Ballafayle, Maughold

Class 335 MEG LAMB CLASS To be shown on a lead by children under 12 years of age on the date of Show. Lambs must be hand-reared.

Prizes for Smaller and Larger Meg Lambs and also for the Best Dressed - Most Character –

Best Behaved - Coloured - Wooliest - Cutest lambs!

**Please remember that Meg Lambs must be identified by means of a DEFA approved Official Mark or Official Tag which must be compliant with current legislation (ie double-tagged).

SPECIAL AWARD

THE POLLY KERRUISH TROPHY (Cup 236) Rosettes presented by the Royal Manx Agricultural Society to all entrants in Class 335

PET FARMYARD ANIMAL CLASS

Friday 9th August - Judging at 11:00 am Grandstand end of Sheep Lines Class 336 PET FARMYARD ANIMAL, any age. Must have been hand-reared by exhibitor.

To be judged by the President and Vice-President. The handler may be questioned about the animal by the judges. Please state type of animal on entry form. Entries in this class may not be exhibited in any other class in the Royal Show 2019. Where appropriate, exhibits in this class must comply with the usual identification and Maedi Visna regulations. Sorry, strictly NO pigs

**Please remember that cattle, sheep and goats must be identified by means of a DEFA approved Official Mark or Official Tag which must be compliant with current legislation (ie double-tagged).

SPECIAL AWARD THE GLENFABA TROPHY (Cup 278)

CENTRAL MARTS LTD are pleased to sponsor

the Sheep-shearing demonstrations at the Royal Manx Agricultural Show

RARE BREEDS SECTION

THE FARMERS COMBINE of RAMSEY

Sponsors of the Rare Breeds of Sheep Section

Farmers Combine Ltd present the Class Rosettes in this section

Shoprite (IOM) Ltd present the Silver Cup Rosettes in this section Brew & Corkill Ltd present the Reserve Cup Rosettes in this section

Shoprite (IOM) Ltd present the Section Champion Rosette in this section Sadler Agricultural Supplies present the Reserve Section Champion Rosette in this section Please remember that ALL sheep must be identified by means of a DEFA approved Official Mark

or Official Tag which must be compliant with current legislation (ie double-tagged). Untagged livestock will NOT be judged.

MANX LOAGHTAN

NOTE: Loaghtan Sheep must be presented for Show in a clean but NORMAL UNTRIMMED fleece. Any sheep found excessively washed or brushed, coloured or tinted, backed down, clipped or trimmed will be considered FAKED and as such will not be allowed to take part. The decision of the Society will be final. Class 337 RAM (2 shear and upwards) Class 338 RAM SHEARLING Class 339 RAM LAMB (Cup 252) Class 340 EWE (2 shear and upwards) Class 341 SHEARLING EWE Class 342 EWE LAMB (Cup 141)

SPECIAL AWARDS

The BMN TROPHY (No. 67) for the Best Manx Loaghtan Ram The BARBARA PLATT MEMORIAL PLATE (No. 250) for the Best Manx Loaghtan Ewe in the Show. The KERRUISH CUP (No. 154) presented by Sir Charles Kerruish, OBE, CP for the Best Exhibit in the Manx Loaghtan Classes The BORASTON CUP (No. 141) presented by Mrs Boraston for the Best Manx Loaghtan Ewe Lamb The RODDY MIDDLETON MEMORIAL CUP (No. 252) for the Best Loaghtan Ram Lamb ROSETTE for the Breed Champion presented by the Royal Manx Agricultural Society

FARMERS COMBINE LIMITED of Ramsey present a CASH PRIZE OF £50 to the Best Exhibit in the Manx Loaghtan Classes

*** ALL SHEEP MOVEMENT TO BE RECORDED ON DEFA FORM AND PRODUCED ON ARRIVAL AT THE SHOWFIELD***

WOOL FLEECES

Please note that Fleeces will be judged on Saturday morning (10th August) and need to be delivered to the Spinners & Weavers Marquee

on Friday 9th August or first thing Saturday morning. Thank you!

Class 343 SINGLE FLEECE - Hill Sheep breeds Class 344 SINGLE FLEECE - Short Stapled, Fine fleece Class 345 SINGLE FLEECE - Cross Bred Class 346 SINGLE FLEECE - Manx Loaghtan Class 347 HEAVIEST CLEAN FLEECE ROSETTE for the Best Fleece presented by the Royal Manx Agricultural Society.

GOAT SECTION

Shoprite (IOM) Ltd present the Class Rosettes in this section Shoprite (IOM) Ltd present the Silver Cup Rosettes in this section

Brew & Corkill Ltd present the Reserve Cup Rosettes in this section Shoprite (IOM) Ltd present the Section Champion Rosette in this section

Sadler Agricultural Supplies present the Reserve Section Champion Rosette in this section

Entries from herds which are Supervised or Accredited under the Maedi Visna Eradication Scheme will be penned separately from other entries.

Exhibitors are reminded that Accredited and Non-Accredited exhibits must be kept separate from each other at ALL times, including movement to and from the Royal Show.

Exhibitors are also reminded that ALL consigned and exhibited livestock must

be identified by means of a DEFA approved Official Mark or Official Tag which must be compliant with current legislation (ie double-tagged).

*** ALL GOAT MOVEMENT TO BE RECORDED ON DEFA FORM AND

PRODUCED ON ARRIVAL AT THE SHOWFIELD*** Class 348 PYGMY GOAT, KID under 12 months Class 349 PYGMY GOAT, FEMALE over 12 months of age Class 350 PYGMY GOAT, MALE over 12 months of age Class 351 KID, under 12 months of age, Dairy breed Class 352 KID, under 12 months of age, Meat breed Class 353 KID, under 12 months of age, Fibre breed Class 354 FEMALE GOATLING, over 12 months and under two years. Dairy breed Class 355 FEMALE GOATLING, over 12 months and under two years. Meat breed Class 356 FEMALE GOATLING, over 12 months and under two years. Fibre breed Class 357 FEMALE GOAT in milk, Dairy breed Class 358 FEMALE GOAT Meat breed Class 359 FEMALE GOAT Fibre breed Class 360 MALE GOAT Dairy breed Class 361 MALE GOAT Meat breed Class 362 MALE GOAT Fibre breed

EXTRA CLASS

Class 363 GOAT IN MILK with her female progeny, goatling or kid only

SPECIAL AWARDS CHALLENGE CUP (No. 114) presented by the late Mr R.C. MOORE for the Best Exhibit in the Goat Section. The BRIELLE CHALLENGE SHEILD (No. 116) presented by Mrs VOIRREY KELLY for the Best Saanan Pedigree Kid. The TRUE GRIT MEMORIAL ROSEBOWL (No. 176) for the Best Milking Goat. The MINTOG CUP (No. 201) presented by Elaine Gordon for the Best Goatling in the Show. The BALLANORMAN CUP (No. 270) presented by C. Lewis and M. Walker at Isle of Man Goats for the Best Meat Goat.

DONKEY SECTION

Shoprite (IOM) Ltd present the Class Rosettes in this section Class 364 STALLION or GELDING Class 365 MARE Class 366 FOAL up to one year

PIG SECTION Due to regulations currently in place regarding the movement of pigs on the Isle of Man, we are not able to run this section. The relevant Cups are being held by the Society should this change.

SPECIAL AWARD

T. CORKILL MEMORIAL CUP (No. 82) for the Best Exhibit in the section THE CORLETT SONS & COWLEY LTD SILVER CUP 1938 (No. 193) won outright by Messrs A & J Faragher, Ballahick and re-presented to the Society in their memory by Mrs D. Faragher

Thanks to CHRYSTAL’S

ESTATE AGENTS for generously sponsoring the

Bandstand Entertainment at the 2019 Show

...and MEZERON for providing the stage!

FUR & FEATHER SECTION Saturday 10th August

Island Timber and Building Materials Ltd proudly sponsor the Fur and Feather Section

Shoprite (IOM) Ltd present the Silver Cup Rosettes in this section

Brew & Corkill Ltd present the Reserve Silver Cup Rosettes in this section Shoprite (IOM) Ltd present the Section Champion Rosettes in this section


PRIZE MONEY FOR FUR & FEATHER classes can be collected from the

Prize Money Tent (beside the Secretary’s office) after 2 o’clock on Saturday Showday on production of the appropriate prize slips.

Special prizes will be paid by cheque through the post.

POULTRY

LARGE POULTRY

Class 371 BREEDING PEN, Male and Two Females, any variety, Large Fowl Class 372 BREEDING PEN, Male and Female, any variety, Waterfowl Class 373 SUSSEX, Male or Female Class 374 RHODE ISLAND RED, Male or Female Class 375 OLD ENGLISH GAME, Male, Self-coloured Class 376 OLD ENGLISH GAME, Female, Self Coloured Class 377 OLD ENGLISH GAME, Male, Any other colour Class 378 OLD ENGLISH GAME, Female, Any other colour Class 379 WELLSUMMER Class 380 ANY VARIETY, RARE BREED Male Class 381 ANY VARIETY, RARE BREED Female Class 382 ASIAN HARDFEATHER, Male Class 383 ASIAN HARDFEATHER, Female Class 384 ANY OTHER VARIETY, Male Class 385 ANY OTHER VARIETY, Female Class 386 COCKEREL, any variety Class 387 PULLET, any variety Class 388 DUCK, any variety Class 389 DRAKE, any variety Class 390 TURKEY, Stag, any colour Class 391 TURKEY, Hen, any colour Class 392 LARGE FOWL, AV, Male, exhibitor under 16 on showday Class 393 LARGE FOWL, AV, Female, exhibitor under 16 on showday

SPECIAL AWARDS

THE ROYAL MANX AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY CUP (No. 110) Awarded to the Best Exhibit in the Large Fowl Classes ROSETTE and CASH PRIZE of £10 for the Best Exhibit in the Large Fowl Section

BANTAMS

Class 394 BREEDING PEN, Male and Two Females, Hard Feather Class 395 BREEDING PEN, Male and Two females, Soft Feather Class 396 OLD ENGLISH GAME. SPANGLE, Male / Female Class 397 OLD ENGLISH GAME. BLACK RED, Male Class 398 OLD ENGLISH GAME. WHEATEN / PARTRIDGE Female Class 399 OLD ENGLISH GAME. SELF, Male Class 400 OLD ENGLISH GAME. SELF, Female Class 401 OLD ENGLISH GAME. PILE, Male / Female Class 402 OLD ENGLISH GAME. CRELE, Male / Female Class 403 OLD ENGLISH GAME. Any other colour, Male Class 404 OLD ENGLISH GAME. Any other colour, Female Class 405 MODERN GAME, Male or Female Class 406 ANY OTHER VARIETY, HARD FEATHER, Male Class 407 ANY OTHER VARIETY, HARD FEATHER, Female Class 408 WYANDOTTE, Male, Any colour Class 409 WYANDOTTE, Female, Any colour Class 410 RUMPY, Male Class 411 RUMPY, Female Class 412 PEKIN, any colour, Male Class 413 PEKIN, any colour, Female Class 414 NEW HAMPSHIRE RED, Male Class 415 NEW HAMPSHIRE RED, Female Class 416 GERMAN LANGSHAN, any colour, Male / Female Class 417 TRUE BANTAM, Male Class 418 TRUE BANTAM, Female Class 419 YOKOHAMA or SUMATRA, Male or Female Class 420 AUSTRALORP, Male Class 421 AUSTRALORP, Female Class 422 ORPINGTON, Male or Female Class 423 ANY OTHER VARIETY, RARE BREED, Male / Female Class 424 ASIAN HARD FEATHER, Male / Female Class 425 PLYMOUTH ROCK , Any colour, Male Class 426 PLYMOUTH ROCK , Any colour, Female Class 427 SEBRIGHT / ROSECOMBE, Male Class 428 SEBRIGHT / ROSECOMBE, Female Class 429 ANY OTHER VARIETY, SOFT FEATHER, Male Class 430 ANY OTHER VARIETY, SOFT FEATHER, Female Class 431 ANY VARIETY MANX RUNG, Male Class 432 ANY VARIETY MANX RUNG, Female Class 433 BANTAM, AV, Male, exhibitor under 16 on showday Class 434 BANTAM, AV, Female, exhibitor under 16 on showday

SPECIAL AWARDS

The LHERGY VRECK ROSE BOWL (No. 119) presented by C.W. Cannell, for the Best Exhibit in the Bantam Section ROSETTE and CASH PRIZE of £10 for the Best Exhibit in the Bantam Section The J.J. QUAYLE CUP (No. 280) presented in 2016 by Mr J.J. Quayle C.P. for the Best Hard Feather Bantam in the Show J.K. BREARLEY MEMORIAL TROPHY (No. 123) for the Best Breeding pen, Hard Feather or Soft Feather. A CASH PRIZE of £10 will be awarded to the winner The MISS F.M.C. KERMODE SILVER CUP (No. 85) for the Best Exhibit in the Poultry Section.

PIGEONS

Class 435 PAIR OF PIGEONS, Cock or Hen (Can be split after judging) Class 436 TUMBLER, Cock or Hen Class 437 ROLLER / TIPPLER, Cock or Hen Class 438 BLOWER, Cock or Hen Class 439 ARCHANGEL / GIMPEL, Cock or Hen Class 440 FANTAIL, Any Colour, Cock or Hen Class 441 MODENA, Schietti, Cock or Hen Class 442 MODENA, Gazzi, Cock or Hen Class 443 JACOBIN, Cock or Hen Class 444 ANY OTHER VARIETY, Cock Class 445 ANY OTHER VARIETY, Hen Class 446 ANY VARIETY, Current year bred, Cock Class 447 ANY VARIETY, Current year bred, Hen Class 448 SHOW PEN RACERS, Any Colour, Cock Class 449 SHOW PEN RACERS, Any Colour, Hen Class 450 WORKING HOMER, Barred Cock Class 451 WORKING HOMER, Barred Hen Class 452 WORKING HOMER, Any Colour, Cock or Hen Class 453 ANY VARIETY, YOUNG FANCIER, exhibitor under 16 on showday

SPECIAL AWARDS

BALLAUGH FUR & FEATHER SOCIETY SILVER CUP (No. 53) for the Best Pigeon in the Show. ROSETTE and CASH PRIZE of £10 for the Best Exhibit in the Pigeon Section

CAGED BIRDS Class 454 ANY VARIETY, Cock Class 455 ANY VARIETY, Hen

SPECIAL AWARDS ROSETTE and CASH PRIZE of £10 for the Best Caged Bird in the Show

RABBITS

FANCY BREEDS

Class 456 DUTCH AC, under 4 months Class 457 DUTCH AC, adult Class 458 NETHERLAND DWARF RE, white, under 5 months Class 459 NETHERLAND DWARF RE, white, adult Class 460 NETHERLAND DWARF AOC, under 5 months Class 461 NETHERLAND DWARF AOC, adult Class 462 POLISH RE, white, under 5 months Class 463 POLISH RE, white, adult Class 464 POLISH AOC, under 5 months Class 465 POLISH AOC, adult Class 466 HIMALAYA, under 5 months Class 467 HIMALAYA, AOC, adult Class 468 MINI CASHMERE LOP A.A. Class 469 MINI LION LOP A.A. Class 470 DWARF LOP AC, under 5 months Class 471 DWARF LOP AC, adult Class 472 MINI LOP AC, under 5 months Class 473 MINI LOP AC, adult Class 474 CASHMERE LOP AC, any age. Class 475 LIONHEAD AC, under 5 months Class 476 LIONHEAD AC, adult Class 477 AOV FANCY, under 5 months Class 478 AOV FANCY, adult

FUR BREEDS

Class 479 A.V. NORMAL FUR, under 5 months Class 480 A.V. NORMAL FUR, adult

REX BREEDS

Class 481 ERMINE REX, under 5 months Class 482 ERMINE REX, adult Class 483 MINI REX AC, under 5 months Class 484 MINI REX AC, adult Class 485 AOV REX, under 5 months Class 486 AOV REX, adult

DUPLICATE CLASSES

Class 487 A.V. FANCY CHALLENGE, under 5 months Class 488 A.V. FANCY CHALLENGE, adult Class 489 A.V. FUR OR REX CHALLENGE, under 5 months Class 490 A.V. FUR OR REX CHALLENGE, adult Class 491 A.V. GRAND CHALLENGE, any age

All exhibits MUST be vaccinated against

V.H.D. and vaccination certificates

must be available for inspection if requested.

No block entries

Class 492 A.V. BUCK, any age Class 493 A.V. DOE, any age Class 494 A.V. BREEDERS, under 5 months (Exhibitor to have owned the dam at date of birth of exhibit) Class 495 A.V. BREEDERS, adult (Exhibitor to have owned the dam at date of birth of exhibit) Class 496 NON-BREEDERS, any age (Exhibit NOT bred by exhibitor) Class 497 A.V. NOVICE EXHIBIT, FANCY, any age (Exhibit NOT to have won a first prize) Class 498 A.V. NOVICE EXHIBIT, FUR OR REX, any age (Exhibit NOT to have won a first prize) Class 499 A.V. JUVENILE EXHIBITOR CHALLENGE (Exhibitor aged 8 to 16 years) Class 500 A.V. NOVICE EXHIBITOR Exhibitor NOT to have won Best in Show at an open pen show) Class 501 A.V. PAIR (Exhibits to be same breed, age & colour)

Notes: RE=Red Eyed, AOV=Any Other Variety, AC=Any Colour, AOC=Any Other Colour, AA=Any Age.

SPECIAL AWARDS

The BALLAUGH FUR & FEATHER SOCIETY SILVER CUP (No 54) for the Best Rabbit in the Show CASH PRIZE of £10 for the Best Fur Rabbit CASH PRIZE of £10 for the Best Fancy Rabbit ROSETTE for the Best Rabbit in the Show

CAVIES Class 502 A.V. SMOOTH COAT, 3 -5 months, Boar or Sow Class 503 A.V. SMOOTH COAT, 5 - 8 months, Boar or Sow Class 504 A.V. SMOOTH COAT, Adult, Boar Class 505 A.V. SMOOTH COAT, Adult, Sow Class 506 A.V. LONGCOAT, 3 - 8 months, Boar or Sow Class 507 A.V. LONGCOAT, Adult, Boar or Sow Class 508 A.O.V. 3 - 5 month, Boar or Sow Class 509 A.O.V. 5 - 8 month, Boar or Sow Class 510 ANY VARIETY, Adult Boar Class 511 ANY VARIETY, Adult Sow

CHALLENGE CLASSES Class 512 A.V. GRAND CHALLENGE, Boar or Sow Class 513 A.V. CHALLENGE NOVICE EXHIBITOR Class 514 A.V. CHALLENGE BREEDERS, Boar or Sow Class 515 A.V. CHALLENGE NON-BREEDERS, Boar or Sow Class 516 A.V. JUNIOR CHALLENGE, exhibitor to be 16 years or under on day of Show.

SPECIAL AWARDS

Cup (No. 257) for the BEST PEDIGREE CAVY IN THE SHOW ROSETTE and CASH PRIZE of £10 for the Best Cavy in the Show

HAMSTERS

Class 517 SYRIAN, any age Class 518 DWARF, any age

SPECIAL AWARDS ROSETTE and CASH PRIZE of £10 for the Best Hamster in the Show

CHILDS PET SECTION JUDGED ON CONDITION ONLY - For children aged 4 to 16 years. Exhibits not transferable from or to an Open Class Class 519 RABBIT, any age Class 520 CAT, any age Class 521 CAVY, A.V. Boar, any age Class 522 CAVY, A.V. Sow, any age Class 523 GRAND CHALLENGE, Boar or Sow Class 524 HAMSTER, any age

CATS

Class 525 KITTEN MANX (TAILLESS), under 6 months, Male or Female Class 526 KITTEN, any other variety, under 6 months, Male or Female Class 527 CAT, Manx Male Class 528 CAT, Manx Female Class 529 CAT, Manx Neutered (not eligible for Best Cat awards) Class 530 CAT, any other variety, Male or Female Class 531 CAT, Neutered (not eligible for Best Cat awards) Class 532 CAT, SIAMESE, Male or Female, any age

STUMPIES EXCLUDED FROM MANX CAT CLASSES

SPECIAL AWARDS

The MANX CAT ASSOCIATION CUP (No. 63) for the Best Manx Cat in the Show The MRS M. KILLIP CUP (No. 75) for the Best Manx Kitten in the Show, Class 525 ROSETTE and CASH PRIZE of £10 for the Best Exhibit in the Cat Section

Ridgeside Falconry & Lurcher Racing

Generously sponsored by

ISLAND GROUNDWORKS & DRAINAGE LTD

FARM COMPETITION

Sponsored by J.D. FAULKNER LTD

Brickfield, Poortown Road, Peel Class 540 BEST LIVESTOCK AND CROPPED FARM, 200 acres and under Class 541 BEST LIVESTOCK AND CROPPED FARM, over 200 acres

Class 542 BEST LIVESTOCK AND CROPPED FARM, any size, for tenanted farms

SPECIAL AWARDS

The LORD RAGLAN SILVER CHALLENGE BOWL (No. 57) to the winner of Class 540 The LORD RAGLAN SILVER CHALLENGE CUP (No. 58) to the winner of Class 541 THE MIKE GODFREY CUP (No. 69) presented by Mr I.M. Godfrey, to the winner of Class 542 SHOPRITE (IOM) LTD present the Silver Cup Rosettes in this section BREW & CORKILL LTD present the Reserve Silver Cup Rosettes in this section ROSETTES presented by J.D. Faulkner Ltd to the winner of each class.

GRAIN GROWING COMPETITION

Sponsored by ISLE OF MAN FARMERS

Ballalough, Richmond Hill, Braddan Class 543 BEST CROP OF WHEAT - MILLING VARIETY Class 544 BEST CROP OF WHEAT - FEED VARIETY Class 545 BEST CROP OF WINTER BARLEY Class 546 BEST CROP OF SPRING BARLEY Class 547 BEST CROP OF WINTER OATS Class 548 BEST CROP OF SPRING OATS

SPECIAL AWARDS

The TIM ALLISON MILLING WHEAT MEMORIAL CUP (No. 183) presented in his memory by Laxey Glen Mills for the Best Crop of Milling Wheat (Class 543) CASH PRIZE of £25 presented by Laxey Glen Mills Limited for the Best Crop of Milling Wheat SILVER CUP (No. 184) presented by the Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture for the Best Crop of Winter Barley (Class 545) THE KEN COLLISTER MEMORIAL ROSEBOWL (No. 253) presented in memory of Past President Mr K.W. Collister, for the Best Crop of Spring Barley. (Class 546) SILVER CUP (No. 27) will be presented by Laxey Glen Mills Limited to the overall winner of the Grain Growing Competition. SHOPRITE (IOM) LTD present the Silver Cup Rosettes in this section BREW & CORKILL LTD present the Reserve Silver Cup Rosettes in this section

TRADE STANDS

Class 549 BEST DISPLAY OF AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS (Agricultural merchants) Class 550 BEST TRADE STAND 10’ TO 20’ frontage Class 551 BEST TRADE STAND 20’+ frontage, other than those eligible for Class 549

SPECIAL AWARD

SILVER CUP (No. 146) presented in 1980 by the Directors and staff of J.D. Faulkner Ltd. in memory of Mr Frank Lace to be awarded to the Trade Stand exhibiting the Best Display of Agricultural Implements SILVER CUP (No. 249) presented in 2008 by the Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry for the Best Small Food Producer Stand at the Royal Manx Agricultural Show SHOPRITE (IOM) LTD present the Silver Cup Rosettes in this section BREW & CORKILL LTD present the Reserve Silver Cup Rosettes in this section ROSETTE presented by the Royal Manx Agricultural Society for the best Trade Stand in each class.

VINTAGE MACHINERY & IMPLEMENTS

Shoprite (IOM) Ltd present the Silver Cup Rosettes in this section Brew & Corkill Ltd present the Reserve Silver Cup Rosettes in this section Royal Manx Agricultural Society present the Class Rosettes in this section.

Class 552 BEST VINTAGE TRACTOR Circa 1917 -- 1959. Machine restored to its makers original specification. Class 553 BEST CLASSIC TRACTOR Circa 1960 -- 1984. Machine restored to its makers original specification Class 554 BEST VINTAGE WORKING MACHINERY(not tractor) Appearance and starting count Class 555 BEST HOME MADE AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT GADGET Class 556 BEST STATIONARY ENGINE

SPECIAL AWARD The HENRY KELLY CUP (No. 226) for perpetual competition, presented by Kella Farms Ltd in memory of Mr Henry Kelly, to be awarded to the Winner of the Best Restored Vintage Tractor or Self-propelled Agricultural Vehicle SHOPRITE (IOM) LTD present the Silver Cup Rosettes in this section BREW & CORKILL LTD present the Reserve Silver Cup Rosettes in this section ROSETTES presented by ROYAL MANX AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY for 1st, 2nd and 3rd places in each class.

Animals can be dangerous and you should keep a safe distance from them. All children must be supervised when near livestock, machinery or vehicles.

Dogs must be kept on a leash at all times, and well away from livestock.

FARM & GARDEN PRODUCE SECTION Saturday 10th August

Shoprite (IOM) Ltd present the Silver Cup Rosettes in this section Brew & Corkill Ltd present the Reserve Silver Cup Rosettes in this section Shoprite (IOM) Ltd present the Section Champion Rosettes in this section


Exhibitors are reminded that all entries must remain for display until 4 o’clock.

THANK YOU

FARM PRODUCE

Class 560 TWELVE EARS OF BARLEY Class 561 TWELVE EARS OF OATS Class 562 TWELVE EARS OF WHEAT Class 563 THREE SWEDES, Purple Top Class 564 THREE FODDER BEET Class 565 SIX CARROTS, Red, any variety Class 566 SIX POTATOES - Kidney White Class 567 SIX POTATOES - Kidney Red Class 568 SIX POTATOES - Round White Class 569 SIX POTATOES - Round Red Class 570 SIX POTATOES - Coloured Class 571 COLLECTION OF FARM PRODUCE to consist of two specimens of any five varieties to be judged on size and quality

SPECIAL AWARDS

CHALLENGE CUP (Cup 117) presented by Messrs Samuel Yates Ltd for the Best Entry in the Farm Produce Section. For annual competition. ROSETTE presented by the Royal Manx Agricultural Society for the Best Exhibit in the Farm Produce Section

FRUIT AND VEGETABLES

Class 572 BEETROOT, three Class 573 BROAD BEANS, six pods Class 574 BROCCOLI, any variety Class 575 RUNNER BEANS, six pods Class 576 FRENCH BEANS, six pods Class 577 PEAS, six pods Class 578 POTATOES, four, Kidney White Class 579 POTATOES, four, Kidney Red Class 580 POTATOES, four, Round White Class 581 POTATOES, four, Round Red Class 582 POTATOES, four, Coloured

NOTE: Exhibits may be cut at the Judge’s discretion.

Entry forms can be downloaded from RMAS website:

www.royalmanx.com

Class 583 PARSNIPS, three Class 584 CARROTS, three Class 585 CABBAGE, one, any variety Class 586 CAULIFLOWER, two Class 587 LEEKS, two, in bunch Class 588 CELERY, one head Class 589 ONIONS, three, from seed Class 590 ONIONS, three, from sets Class 591 SHALLOTS, six Class 592 TOMATOES, six Class 593 CHERRY TOMATOES, six Class 594 CUCUMBER, one Class 595 COURGETTES, three Class 596 VEGETABLE MARROW, one Class 597 LETTUCE, two Class 598 SQUASH, one, any variety Class 599 SWEET PEPPERS, three, any variety Class 600 CHILLI PEPPERS, three, any variety Class 601 HERBS, any variety, maximum 5” pot Class 602 COLLECTION OF FOUR TYPES OF GARDEN VEGETABLES Class 603 COOKING APPLES, three Class 604 DESSERT APPLES, three Class 605 PEARS, three Class 606 GOOSEBERRIES, ten Class 607 RHUBARB, six sticks Class 608 GRAPES, one bunch Class 609 COLLECTION OF THREE TYPES OF FRUIT Class 610 ANY OTHER VEGETABLE Class 611 ANY OTHER FRUIT

SPECIAL AWARDS

The LADY FRY SILVER CUP (Cup 55) presented by Captain J.W. Fry-Goldie-Taubman, JP, in memory of his mother, for the MOST POINTS in the Fruit and Vegetable Classes. The Cup will be awarded on a points basis as follows: For a First Prize three points will be awarded, for a Second Prize two points will be awarded and for a Third Prize one point will be awarded. The successful Exhibitor will be the one gaining the highest number of points. SPECIAL PRIZE of £10 to the best Exhibit in the Fruit and Vegetable Section ROSETTE presented by the Royal Manx Agricultural Society for the Best Exhibit in the Fruit and Vegetable Section

ROSES

Class 612 BOWL OF SIX H.T. ROSES Class 613 VASE OF THREE H.T. ROSES Class 614 VASE OF ONE H.T. ROSE Class 615 VASE OF THREE STEMS FLORIBUNDA ROSES of more than one variety Class 616 VASE OF THREE STEMS FLORIBUNDA ROSES of one variety Class 617 VASE OF ONE STEM FLORIBUNDA ROSES Class 618 VASE OF THREE HYBRID TEA ROSES of more than one variety grown

and shown by a Novice. Not to have won a rose class at an Island Show Class 619 VASE OF THREE SCENTED ROSES

NOTE: Exhibitors must not collect exhibits from other classes to show in Classes 602 and 609

PRIZE MONEY for Farm & Garden classes can

be collected from the Prize Money Tent

beside the Secretary’s Office after 2 o’clock on Saturday

on production of the appropriate prize slips.

Special prizes will be paid by cheque through the post.

SPECIAL AWARDS ROSETTE presented by The Royal Manx Agricultural Society for the Best Exhibit in the Rose Section. The HENRY KELLY CUP (Cup 120) for the entrant of the Best Exhibit in classes 612 - 619 THE BALLAKINNISH NURSERIES CUP (No. 213) presented by Mr R. Hotchkiss for the Best Newcomer in the Rose Section Class 619 NOTES: (a) Class 619 is only open to those persons who have not won a First Prize for a Rose Exhibit at any show held in the Isle of Man. Please state this on entry form

(b) Wiring of blooms is permitted

FLOWERS


Watson’s Nurseries of Greeba

Class 620 VASE OF WILD FLOWERS children under 14 years Class 621 VASE OF GARDEN FLOWERS Open, 12 Blooms, two or more types Class 622 PANSY, six blooms Class 623 VIOLA, six blooms Class 624 GLADIOLI, one spike Class 625 GLADIOLI, two spikes Class 626 GLADIOLI, three spikes Class 627 GLADIOLI PRIMULINUS, three spikes Class 628 GLADIOLI BUTTERFLY, three spikes Class 629 THREE GLADIOLI, grown and shown by a novice Class 630 CARNATIONS, six blooms Class 631 BOUQUET OF MIXED CARNATIONS AND FOLIAGE Class 632 ZINNIA, six blooms Class 633 SWEET PEAS, twelve spikes, one variety Class 634 SWEET PEAS, three varieties, six spikes of each Class 635 SWEET PEA, twelve spikes, three varieties, grown and shown by a novice (someone who has never won a First Prize for Sweet Peas) Class 636 CHRYSANTHEMUMS, six blooms, disbudded Class 637 CHRYSANTHEMUMS, three sprays Class 638 THREE GIANT or LARGE DAHLIA BLOOMS Class 639 THREE MEDIUM or SMALL DECORATIVE DAHLIA BLOOMS Class 640 THREE MEDIUM or SMALL CACTUS OR SEMI-CACTUS DAHLIA BLOOMS Class 641 THREE POM-POM DAHLIA BLOOMS, two inches and under Class 642 THREE POM-POM DAHLIA BLOOMS, over two inches Class 643 ONE DECORATIVE DAHLIA BLOOM, any size Class 644 ONE CACTUS OR SEMI-CACTUS DAHLIA BLOOM, any size Class 645 ONE POM-POM DAHLIA BLOOM, any size Class 646 SIX ASTER BLOOMS Class 647 POT PLANT - GERANIUM, any size pot. Class 648 POT PLANT, BEGONIA, any size pot Class 649 POT PLANT, Foliage 5” pot or under (excluding geraniums) Class 650 POT PLANT, Foliage over 5” pot (excluding geraniums) Class 651 POT PLANT, Flowering 5” pot or under (excluding geraniums and begonias)

ENTRY FORMS CAN BE DOWNLOADED

FROM RMAS WEBSITE

www.royalmanx.com

Class 652 POT PLANT, Flowering over 5” pot (excluding geraniums and begonias) Class 653 POT PLANT, grown and shown by a novice Class 654 MIXED PLANTER, containing two or more types of flowering plants

SPECIAL AWARDS

SILVER CUP (Cup 121) presented by Mrs R.H. Gelling for the best Exhibit in the Flower Section The T.A. CALLOW SILVER CUP (Cup 65) for the Best Entry in the Gladioli Section. SILVER CUP (Cup 149) presented by Mrs Mildred Kinvig, in memory of her husband Mr J.R. Kinvig, for the best Pot Plant in the Show SILVER CUP (Cup 177) presented by Mrs Maddrell, in memory of her husband Mr Donald Maddrell, for the best Dahlia Exhibit in Class 638 THE MARY ELEANOR CUP (Cup 148) for the Best Geranium, Class 647 ROSETTE presented by The Royal Manx Agricultural Society for the Best Exhibit in the Flower Section and also for the Reserve SPECIAL CASH PRIZE of £10 to the Best Flower Exhibit

FLORAL ART MARQUEE


Elaine’s Flowers of Peel

THEME: “DIAMONDS ARE…..” Class 1 “Inspired By…” CLUB CLASS

• Staged on a circular base (diameter 120cm) painted black and raised 5cm from the ground • A maximum of 3 people is allowed

Class 2 “A Little Luxury” NOVICE CLASS – Tapestry Design

• The competitor will be supplied with a container on acceptance of entry Class 3 “Fit for a Princess” CRAFT CLASS – (see notes)

• A swan necked head will be provided on acceptance of entry • Can be brought ready assembled

Class 4 “Little Gem” MINIATURE CLASS (see notes)

• Space allowed: width 10cm, depth 10cm, height 15cm Class 5 “Diamond Dazzler” OPEN CLASS

• Staged on cream painted plinth 25cm x 25cm x 90cm • The plinth may be moved within the space allowed

Class 6 “Romancing the Stone” OPEN CLASS – An exhibit to enhance a romantic dinner table Class 7 “Soft Comes the Moon” OPEN CLASS Class 8 “Shaped by Nature” OPEN CLASS

• An exhibit in which flowers are excluded (see notes) Class 9 “ Ice Queen” OPEN CLASS – Suspended Exhibit

• Height of suspension bar 180cm • To be suspended by a hook to allow free movement, hook will be provided

Further information and detailed schedules are available from Julia Garfield:

Tel: 01624 812754 email: [email protected]

Closing date for entries: Sunday 4th August 2019 Staging: Thursday 8th August 2019

www.flowersnorthwest.org.uk

SPECIAL AWARDS

Rosette presented by the Royal Manx Agricultural Society for the Best Exhibit in this section. Rosettes presented by Elaine’s Flowers of Peel will be awarded to 1st, 2nd & 3rd place winners THE MARGARET ELLIS ROSE BOWL Best Exhibit in this section THE KATHLEEN MORREY TROPHY Runner-up to Best Exhibit in section THE ELVA KILLEY TROPHY Exhibitor with most points in section THE MERLE MATTHEWS TROPHY Best use of garden plant material THE JEMIMA VOIRREY CUP Best use of colour THE JULIA GARFIELD TROPHY The People’s Choice

HOME PRODUCE

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Exhibitors are reminded that all entries must remain for display until 4 o’clock.

COOKERY

Important Notes: (a) All entries must have been made by the Exhibitor (b) Please comply with any specified sizes or weights otherwise your entry may not be judged. (c) Cakes may be cut at the Judge’s discretion (d) Recipe suggestions for Class 659 can be found on our website, www.royalmanx.com. (e) Recipe suggestions for Classes 663, 668, 670 and 672 can be found on our website

www.royalmanx.com. Taken from “My Grandmother’s Cookbook” by kind permission of Ms Sue Woolley Class 659 QUINOA CAKE (see Note (d) above) Class 660 WHITE LOAF, made from Manx Queen Flour Class 661 WHOLEMEAL LOAF, made from Manx Flour Class 662 SODA BREAD, made from Manx Flour Class 663 MANX BONNAG, plain, made from Manx Flour (see Note (e) above) Class 664 WHITE LOAF, made in a bread-maker (not from packet mix) Class 665 BROWN LOAF, made in a bread-maker (not from packet mix) Class 666 BREAD, any style, flavoured savoury loaf Class 667 BREAD ROLLS, four small Class 668 SODA CAKES, three (see Note (e) above) Class 669 POTATO CAKES, three Class 670 MANX BUNLOAF, one (see Note (e) above) Class 671 FRUIT CAKE, one Class 672 SLIM CAKES, six (see Note (e) above) Class 673 VICTORIA SANDWICH (7 inch) Class 674 MADERIA CAKE (7 inch) Class 675 LEMON DRIZZLE CAKE, one Class 676 SWISS ROLL, one Class 677 GINGER CAKE, one Class 678 FRESH CREAM GATEAU Class 679 CAKE, decorated, one Class 680 CHOCOLATE CAKE, decorated, one Class 681 CHEESECAKE, one Class 682 CARROT CAKE, one Class 683 SPONGE CAKE, made including a vegetable (please state vegetable) Class 684 CUP CAKES, decorated, plate of four Class 685 SHORTBREAD, Plate of six Class 686 SCONES, Fruit, plate of five

ENTRY FORMS can be downloaded from RMAS

website:

www.royalmanx.com

Class 687 SCONES, Plain, plate of five Class 688 DROP SCONES, plate of five Class 689 MUFFINS, undecorated, any flavour, plate of four Class 690 FLAPJACKS, plate of four Class 691 SHORTCRUST PASTRY, plate tart, one Class 692 CHOUX PASTRY Class 693 FUDGE Class 694 PEPPERMINT CREAM Class 695 SUGARCRAFT Class 696 SUGARCRAFT - on Cake or Drum

CHILDREN’S CLASSES Class 697 QUEEN CAKES, plate of four, to be baked by a child under 11 years on showday Class 698 FLAPJACKS, plate of four, to be made by a child under 11 years on showday Class 699 VICTORIA SANDWICH (7 inch), to be baked by a child under 17 on showday Class 700 CAKE, decorated, to be baked by a child under 17 years on showday Class 701 CUP CAKES, decorated, plate of four, to be made by a child under 17 years on showday. Class 702 BROWNIES, plate of four, to be made by a child under 17 years on showday Class 703 BREAD, Brown or white, to be handmade by a child under 17 years on showday

SPECIAL AWARDS

ISLE OF MAN QUINOA – has provided a pouch of locally grown quinoa for the winner of Class 659 Prize Money for Classes 660, 661, 662 and 663 has been presented by LAXEY GLEN MILLS LAXEY GLEN MILLS Cash prize of £20 for the Best Loaf in the Show made with Manx Flour (Classes 660 and 661) LAXEY GLEN MILLS Cash prize of £20 for the Best Bonnag in the Show THE MARY EDMOND SHIELD FOR CHILDREN’S COOKERY (Cup 245) to the winner of Class 700 THE T.B KINRADE ROSE BOWL (Cup 81) presented by Mrs Harriet Kinrade in memory of her husband, for the Best Exhibit in the Cookery Section. The SELINA HINTON ROSKELL SILVER CUP (Cup 129) presented by Mrs Chapman in memory of her aunt, Mrs Selina Hinton, to be awarded to the exhibitor gaining most points in the Cookery Section. Points to be awarded as follows: First Prize - 3 points, Second Prize - 2 points, Third Prize - 1 point. THE HERITAGE YEAR CUP (Cup 164) in memory of Emily May Kinley, to be awarded to the Best Exhibit from Classes 663, 668 and 669 ROSETTE presented by the Royal Manx Agricultural Society for the Best Exhibit in the Cookery Section

PRESERVES

Class 704 JAM, Strawberry Class 705 JAM, Raspberry Class 706 JAM, other than Strawberry and Raspberry Class 707 JELLY, dark Class 708 JELLY, light Class 709 LEMON CURD/CHEESE Class 710 MARMALADE Class 711 CHUTNEY Class 712 PICKLES

ROSETTE presented by the Royal Manx Agricultural Society for the Best Exhibit in the Preserves Section

HONEY SECTION

Class 713 JAR LIGHT HONEY Class 714 JAR MEDIUM HONEY Class 715 JAR DARK HONEY Class 716 JAR CRYSTALLISED HONEY Class 717 CUT COMB

ROSETTE presented by the Royal Manx Agricultural Society for the Best Exhibit in the HONEY Section Section

WINE SECTION NOTE: All wines in this section are Home-Made

Class 718 RED FRUIT - Sweet Class 719 RED FRUIT - Dry Class 720 WHITE FRUIT - Sweet Class 721 WHITE FRUIT - Dry Class 722 VEGETABLE - Sweet Class 723 VEGETABLE - Dry Class 724 FLOWER - Sweet Class 725 FLOWER - Dry Class 726 OTHER - Sweet Class 727 OTHER - Dry Class 728 ANY VARIETY HOME-MADE BEER Class 729 ANY VARIETY HOME-MADE FRUIT CORDIAL Class 730 ANY VARIETY HOME-MADE FRUIT LIQUEUR

SPECIAL AWARD HOWLAND CUP (Cup 185) presented by Mr Mike Howland for the Best Exhibit in the Wine Section

DAIRY PRODUCE

BUTTER

Class 731 TWO HALF-POUNDS OF FRESH BUTTER, Manx, absolutely free from salt. Class 732 TWO HALF-POUNDS OF BUTTER, Manx, slightly salted. Class 733 CHEESE, Any variety

SPECIAL AWARD The CLUCAS SILVER CUP (Cup 56) presented by Sir G.F. Clucas for the Best Sample of Fresh Butter.

FRESH EGGS

Class 734 FOUR HEN EGGS, BROWN Class 735 FOUR HEN EGGS, WHITE Class 736 FOUR HEN EGGS, ANY OTHER COLOUR Class 737 FOUR DUCK EGGS Class 738 FOUR BANTAM EGGS, ANY COLOUR

ROSETTE presented by the Royal Manx Agricultural Society for the Best Exhibit in the Egg Section

ENTRY FORMS CAN BE DOWNLOADED FROM

RMAS WEBSITE

www.royalmanx.com

NOTE: Eggs may be cracked at the Judge’s discretion

ARTS & CRAFTS

JUDGING THURSDAY 8TH AUGUST Exhibits to be staged on between 12 noon and 7.30pm on Wednesday 7th

and between 9am and 12 noon on Thursday 8th August

Proudly sponsored by Isle of Man Seafood Products

Shoprite (IOM) Ltd present the Cup Rosettes in this section Brew & Corkill Ltd present the Reserve Cup Rosettes in this section

Shoprite (IOM) Ltd present the Section Champion Rosettes in this section Sadler Agricultural Supplies present Reserve Section Champion Rosettes in this section

CHILDREN & YOUNG ADULTS

Under 6 years on the day Class 750 DRAWING - Colour work Class 751 PAINTING – In any medium Class 752 GLOVE PUPPET Class 753 COLLAGE Class 754 PAINTED STONE Class 755 NOVELTY ITEM MADE WITH FRUIT and/or VEGETABLES Class 756 ANY OTHER HANDICRAFT Ages 6 to 9 on the day Class 757 DRAWING - Colour work Class 758 DRAWING - Black & white Class 759 HANDWRITING Class 760 ILLUSTRATED HANDWRITING Class 761 PAINTING – In any medium Class 762 PHOTOGRAPHY, Colour Class 763 PHOTOGRAPHY, Black & white Class 764 NEEDLEWORK Class 765 WEAVING Class 766 GLOVE PUPPET Class 767 MODEL, Freestyle Class 768 MODEL, Airfix or similar Class 769 MODEL, Lego or similar Class 770 MODEL, with moving parts Class 771 WOODWORK Class 772 COLLAGE Class 773 KNITTING OR CROCHET ITEM Class 774 HANDMADE GREETING CARD Class 775 ITEM MADE FROM RECYCLED MATERIALS Class 776 DOUGHCRAFT

Class 777 PAINTED STONE Class 778 NOVELTY ITEM MADE WITH FRUIT and/or VEGETABLES Class 779 MINIATURE FARM or GARDEN, maximum size 40cms x 40cms Class 780 ANY OTHER HANDICRAFT Ages 10 to 11 on the day Class 781 DRAWING - Colour work Class 782 DRAWING - Black & white Class 783 HANDWRITING Class 784 ILLUSTRATED HANDWRITING Class 785 PAINTING – In any medium Class 786 PHOTOGRAPHY, Colour Class 787 PHOTOGRAPHY, Black & white Class 788 NEEDLEWORK Class 789 FELTING Class 790 MODEL, Freestyle Class 791 MODEL, Airfix or similar Class 792 MODEL, Lego or similar Class 793 LACEMAKING Class 794 METAL WORK Class 795 WOODWORK Class 796 COLLAGE Class 797 KNITTING OR CROCHET ITEM Class 798 HANDMADE GREETING CARD Class 799 ITEM MADE FROM RECYCLED MATERIALS Class 800 DESIGN TECHNOLOGY - Resistant Material, Electronics and Textiles Class 801 ANY OTHER HANDICRAFT Ages 12 to 17 on the day Class 802 PAINTING – In any medium Class 803 PHOTOGRAPHY, Colour Class 804 PHOTOGRAPHY, Black & white Class 805 NEEDLEWORK Class 806 MODEL Class 807 METAL WORK Class 808 WOODWORK Class 809 KNITTING OR CROCHET ITEM Class 810 HANDMADE GREETING CARD Class 811 ITEM MADE FROM RECYCLED MATERIALS Class 812 DESIGN TECHNOLOGY - Textile Class 813 DESIGN TECHNOLOGY - Resistant Material or Electronics Class 814 FINE ART or SCULPTURE Class 815 ANY OTHER HANDICRAFT

ROSETTES presented by Isle of Man Seafood Products for the Best Exhibit and Reserve Best Exhibit in each age group in the Children & Young Adults Section, and also Best Overall Exhibit in the Section.

OPEN CLASSES Class 816 SPINNING - 2oz (50g) approx, plied any natural coloured sheep wool Class 817 SPINNING - 2oz (50g) approx, fancy yarns Class 818 HAND SPUN WOOL - Knitted or Crocheted Class 819 DYED WOOL - State natural or chemical Class 820 FELTING - any hand felted article Class 821 WEAVING - any hand woven article Class 822 WEAVING - Tapestry Class 823 EMBROIDERY - any hand embroidered article Class 824 NEEDLEWORK - hand sewn article Class 825 NEEDLEWORK - machine sewn article Class 826 NEEDLEWORK - Combined hand and machine sewn article Class 827 HAND KNITTING – 4ply and under Class 828 HAND KNITTING - Double knitting Class 829 HAND KNITTING - Aran, Chunky, Any other thicker wool Class 830 SOFT TOY - not from a kit Class 831 HAND KNITTED SOCKS - one pair, any design, 4 ply Class 832 HAND KNITTED SOCKS - one pair, any design, Double knitting and over Class 833 DRESSED DOLL Knitting/Crochet. Class 834 CROCHETING – 4 ply and under Class 835 CROCHETING - coarse yarn Class 836 TATTING Class 837 LACE MAKING Class 838 TAPESTRY Tent-Half cross stitch made from a kit Class 839 CROSS STITCH From a kit or commercially available chart Class 840 PATCHWORK, Hand sewn, Quilt, cushion cover, garment etc. Class 841 PATCHWORK, Machine sewn, Quilt, cushion cover, garment etc. Class 842 PATCHWORK, Hand and machine sewn Class 843 WOOL RUG Free design or kit Class 844 WOODWORK - Turned Class 845 WOODWORK - Carved Class 846 PAINTING - Water / Pastel Class 847 PAINTING - Oil / Acrylic Class 848 HANDMADE GREETINGS CARD, Not sewn Class 849 DECORATED EGG Class 850 BEADED ITEM, not jewellery Class 851 SCRAPBOOKING Class 852 THEMED HAT - fit for an Agricultural Show! Class 853 CHRISTMAS DECORATION Class 854 ITEM MADE FROM RECYCLED MATERIALS Class 855 SCARECROW, any size Class 856 NOVELTY ITEM MADE WITH FRUIT and/or VEGETABLES Class 857 ANY OTHER HAND MADE ARTICLE

Open Photography Classes Maximum size A5 – No mounts, glass and/or frames Class 858 PHOTOGRAPHY – LANDSCAPE - Print, black and white Class 859 PHOTOGRAPHY – SEASCAPE - Print, black and white Class 860 PHOTOGRAPHY – ANIMALS - Print, black and white Class 861 PHOTOGRAPHY – PEOPLE - Print, black and white Class 862 PHOTOGRAPHY – LANDSCAPE - Print, colour Class 863 PHOTOGRAPHY – SEASCAPE - Print, colour Class 864 PHOTOGRAPHY – ANIMALS - Print, colour Class 865 PHOTOGRAPHY – PEOPLE - Print, colour

SPECIAL AWARDS

THE LESLIE SALTS CHALLENGE CUP (No. 105) to be awarded to the Best Exhibit in the Junior Painting and Drawing Classes. THE EDNA FORD CHALLENGE CUP (No. 216) to be awarded each year to the exhibitor, who in the judges opinion, has produced the finest example of Spinning, Woven Article, Woven Tapestry, Knitted or Crochet Article. THE W.T. RADCLIFFE SILVER CUP (No. 145) to be awarded to the Best Exhibit in the Open Classes in the Arts and Crafts Section. ROSETTE presented by Isle of Man Seafood Products for the Best Exhibit Overall in the Open Section

MANX SCHOOLS’ POSTER COMPETITION

PRIMARY SCHOOLS: SINGLE USE PLASTIC

SECONDARY SCHOOLS: SINGLE USE PLASTIC


AGRIMARK LIMITED

Show Sponsors 2019 AGRIMARK LIMITED BREW & CORKILL LTD CARRS BILLINGTON AGRICULTURE CENTRAL MARTS LTD CHRYSTALS ESTATE AGENTS CONISTER BANK CORLETT’S SPECIALIST SANDS COUNTRY WAREHOUSE DAVISON’S ICECREAM ELAINE’S FLOWERS FARMERS COMBINE LIMITED, RAMSEY

HORIZON SCAFFOLDING ISLAND DRAINAGE & GROUNDWORKS LTD

ISLAND SEAFOOD PRODUCTS LTD ISLAND TIMBER & BUILDING MATERIALS LTD

ISLE OF MAN FARMERS

ISLE OF MAN FLOCKMASTERS ASSOCIATION ISLE OF MAN HEAVY HORSE SOCIETY ISLE OF MAN STEAM PACKET COMPANY J.D. FAULKNER LTD J.W. KNEEN & SONS LTD MR KEITH KERRUISH LAXEY GLEN MILLS LTD MANX GLASS & GLAZING LTD MANX PETROLEUMS MANX RADIO MYLCHREESTS MOTORS LTD MANX TELECOM McKEOWN’S HAULAGE MEZERON NFU MUTUAL INSURANCE OLIVER SEEDS POKERSTARS SADLER AGRICULTURAL SUPPLIES

SAI GLOBAL – FABBL SCOTMIN NUTRITION SHOPRITE (IOM) LTD

SWALEDALE BREEDERS ASSOCIATION C. TARLETON HODGSON & SONS LTD

TOWER INSURANCE UNIQUE FIRE PROTECTION

WATSON’S NURSERIES, GREEBA W.F. LEECE & SONS LTD

The “Royal Manx” is extremely grateful for the continued support from their sponsors.

Thank you!

Thank you!

The Manx Jazz Aces and the Manx Jazz Kats

will be at the Royal Show 2019!

generously sponsored by

POKERSTARS

Last but definitely not least……

Thank you Manx Telecom!

Not only for being our principal sponsor but also for the priceless technical and design support that we receive.