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Schedule

President:Sir Gary Verity

Stokesley Show

Saturday September 22nd 2018

Patron - Lord Crathorne, K. C. V. O.

Stokesley Agricultural Society in it's 159th Year - still going strong!

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STOKESLEY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY

Established 1859

SCHEDULEPRIZE LIST OF OVER£25,000Shown at

Stokesley Showto be held at

STOKESLEY SHOWGROUND TS9 5JL on

Saturday September 22nd 2018Grand Musical ProgrammeGT Group Peterlee BandSponsored by Angrove Country Park

AttractionsPaul Smith 'The Brazilian Job'Birds of PreyGT Group Peterlee BandAlpacas3 Sixty Bicycle Stunt TeamRyan Kay Gundoy DemonstrationsStone Mason Demonstrations

Admission £12.00 EACH, until 4.00 p.m.Children of school age £8.00Family Entrance £30.00 (2 adults & 2 children)

PATRON - LORD CRATHORNE, K. C. V. O.

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STOKESLEYSHOW LIMITEDWishes to thank all Council members, Management and

Stewards for their kind help in the running of Stokesley Show

Show day tickets for free admission

Free admission to our Members tent on show

day with ringside viewing of the main ring with

refreshments available

Newsletter

Show day programme

Email for your application forms to be sent.

Come and join our Agricultural Society and be a Member, the

rewards are knowing that you are helping to secure the show

for future generations, plus all the following:-

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1859 John Page Sowerby Esq.1860 George Marwood Esq.1861 George Marwood Esq. 1862 Major Coates 1863 George Copley Esq.1864 George Marwood Esq.1865 John Page SowerbyEsq.1866 James Emerson Esq. 1867 James Emerson Esq.1868 George Marwood Esq.1869 Col. the Hon. O. Duncombe1870 Sir Joseph Whitwell Pease1871 Isaac Wilson Esq., M.P.1872 W. R. I. Hopkins Esq.1873 James Emerson Esq.1874 George Marwood Esq.1875 Sir Joseph Whitwell Pease1876 E. H. Wynne Finch Esq.1877 Jos. Richardson Esq., M.P.1878 Sir F. A. Millbank, Bart.1879 Sir Joseph Whitwell Pease1880 J. P. Sowerby Esq.1881 Lt. Col. Hay1882 C. F. H. Bolckow Esq.1883 James Emerson Esq.1884 Sir Lowthian Bell, Bart.1885 Sir A. E. Pease, Bart.1886 G. F. Marwood Esq.1887 H. F. Pease Esq., M.P.1888 J. Lionel Dugdale Esq.1889 Viscount Falkland1890 A. E. Kitching Esq.1891 R. B. Turton Esq.1892 C. Ward Jackson Esq.1893 J. J. Emerson Esq.1894 M. Morrison Esq.1895 J. G. Swan Esq.1896 Henry Kitching Esq.1897 Sir A. J. Dorman, Bart.1898 Sir Alf E. Pease, Bart.1899 H. Pike Pease Esq., M.P.1900 Lord De L’Isle and Dudley1901 L. F. Giers Esq.1902 W. F. Marwood Esq.1903 Sir Robert Ropner, Bart.1904 F. E. C. Dobson Esq.1905 Rt. Hon. H. Samuel, M.P.1906 C. Ellison Mills Esq.1907 T. C. Dobson Esq.1908 J. P. Sowerby Esq.1909 W. Lowther Carrick Esq.1910 Sir Hugh Bell, Bart.1911 Major Clive Dixon1912 W. Harkess Esq.1913 Chas. Dorman Esq.1914 The Great War -19191920 Sir John Ropner1921 J. Lionel Dugdale Esq1922 Colonel M. H. L. Bell1923 J. F. Whitwell Esq.

1924 G. L. Sowerby Esq.1925 Major R. B. Turton1926 Lt. Col. H. E. Kitching1927 Sir William Marwood, K.C.B.1928 M. J. Morrison Esq.1929 Major R. A. Constantine1930 Sir William Fawcett1931 William Scarth Esq.1932 Capt. T. L. Dugdale, M.P., M.C., D.L. 1933 J. J. Emerson Esq.1934 The Earl of Feversham1935 Sir. A. E. Pease, Bart. 1936 Major J. B. Pennyman1937 W. E. F. Macmillan Esq.1938 J. L. Dugdale Esq.1939 Second World War -1945 1946 Lord Feversham, D.S.O.1947 Col. W. W. Constantine1948 Lord De L’Isle and Dudley, V.C.1949 R. H. Turton Esq., M.C., M.P.1950 J. W. Hebron Esq.1951 Sir B. L. Dorman, Bart, C.B.E.1952 Mrs F. Wynne Finch1953 Sir Thomas L. Dugdale, Bart.,M.P., P.C.,1954 E. E. Bradley Esq.1955 M. J. C. Hutton Wilson Esq.1956 Frank Furness Esq.1957 Marquis of Normanby, M.B.E.1958 J. R. Steel Esq.1959 Col. H. E. Kitching, M.B.E.1960 Marquis of Normanby, M.B.E.1961 Lt. Col. G. R. Dixon1962 R. M. Turton Esq.1963 J. B. Barnard Esq.1964 Lady Crathorne, O.B.E.1965 J. W. Potts Esq., M.B.E.1966 Lord Boyne1967 Lord Gisborough1968 Col. W. H. Mather, O.B.E.,T.D.1969 Major S. V. Dickins1970 F. W. Fry Esq., O.B.E., J.P.1971 Marquis of Normanby, M.B.E.1972 Marquis of Zetland T.D., D.L., M.B.E.1973 C. Crosthwaite Esq.1974 J. H. V. Sutcliffe Esq.1975 G. L. Cruickshank, O.B.E.1976 Sir J. B. Eastwood1977 C. L. Barker Esq.1978 Mrs E. P. Woodhead, J.P.1979 N. R. M. Moir Esq.1980 Miss R. Kitching1981 B. E. M. Jones Esq.1982 Lady Bell1983 Maj. J. E. M. Ruffer1984 The Hon. D. J. Dugdale

1985 Brig. C. C. Fairweather, C.B.,C.B.E., T.D., J.P., D.L.1986 Sir T. Kitson1987 Rt. Rev. G. Bates1988 Rt. Hon. L. Brittan, Q.C., M.P.1989 E. J. Richardson Esq.1990 Lord Plumb1991 T. Scarth Esq.1992 Lord Crathorne1993 W. Hague M.P.1994 Miss S.K. Edwards, J.P.1995 R. Preston Esq.1996 A Charlton Esq1997 J Russell Esq1998 H Petch OBE1999 I.S Gloag Esq2000 Marquis of Normanby2001 Foot & Mouth2002 A Sutcliffe QC2003 L.A. Martin Esq.2004 Mrs M.C. Reveley2005 M. Richardson Esq.2006 Sir Ben Gill C.B.E.2007 A.Weighell Esq.2008 H.D. Petch Esq.2009 Lord Crathorne and The Hon D. J. Dugdale2010 J.L. Donaldson2011 Miss D. Fairburn MBE2012 Mrs J.C. Hugill2013 Lord Crathorne KCVO2014 D.Welford Esq.2015 J. Ruffer Esq.2016 H. S. Fletcher M. F. H.2017 D. Moreton J. P.

VICE-PRESIDENTSH.D Petch Esq.R. Weighell Esq.M.H. Petch Esq.M. Richardson Esq.A. Weighell Esq.P. Walker Esq.P. Addison Esq.Mrs J.HugillJ.D. Welford Esq.D. Moreton Esq.L. Bartram Esq.J. Auty Esq.J. Fletcher EsqH.S. Fletcher EsqC.Cutler Esq

HONORARY MEMBERSM. Richardson Esq.A. Weighell Esq.

PRESIDENTS

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Officers of the SocietyCOUNCIL AND VICE-PRESIDENTS: D.Moreton, J.D. Welford, B. Clark, J.F. Seymour, W.L. Barthram, C. Cutler, A. D. Petch, R. Wardman, M.D.M Jones, N. Waters, G.Proll, T Seymour, J. Elliott, R. Storry, C. Newton, Mrs J.B. Hugill, D. Evans. D. Ash, L.W. Hugill, Miss K. Donaldson, H. Newbould, N. Snowdon, Mrs G. Elliot, P.J. Walker, P. Proudley, A. Johnston, J. Donaldson, P. Walker, D. Collins, Mrs C. Waters, Mrs A V Hammerton, Mrs T. Sagar, Mr C. Small, Mr R. Small, J. Robson, L. Prest, J. Fletcher, M. Richardson, A. Weighell, M. H. Petch, H.D. Petch, Mrs J. Hugill, R. Weighell, P. Addison, M. Fletcher, J. Auty

MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE:M.D.M. Jones, N. Waters, D. Ash, Mrs J.B. Hugill, D. Evans, G. Proll, T. Seymour, M. Fletcher, R. Storry

HORSE DEPARTMENT:CLEVELAND BAYS & AGRICULTURAL HORSES: K. Bulmer.HUNTERS: H.S. Fletcher, N. Snowden.PONIES: Mrs M. Randall, Mr A. Pybus, Mrs M. Carter, Mrs J. Walker, Miss A. Wilson, Miss L Hodgson and Miss G. Fowler, Miss L. Cowling, Miss A. Wilson, J. Coultas, Miss M. Foster.

CATTLE DEPARTMENT:CATTLE: D. Evans, R. Weighell, W.L. Barthram, H.D. Petch, J.F. Seymour, A. Carter, R. Wardman, M. Martin, T. Seymour, Mr J. Elliott, Mrs G. Elliot, Miss V. Evans and Miss H. Evans, N.Gough, G. Clarke.

SHEEP: Messrs. C.W. Cutler, P. Proudley, Mrs D. Cowey, L Fowler, D Martin, Mrs J. Proll, I. Redpath, Mrs A. Proudley, Mr D. Alderson, S. Atkinson, N. Martin, M. McDonald, MR M. Fawcett, Miss R. Proudley, Mrs S. Grey, Rosie Francis.

GOATS: C. Newton, B.F. Perry, J. Orr, B.F. Clark, Miss P. Newton, Mrs L. Orr, Mrs L. Weedy, Mrs B. Richardson, Mrs J. Marriott, Paul Mounter.

FARM PRODUCE: Messrs. N. Metcalfe and K.Holtby.

DAIRY PRODUCE: Mrs C. Alsop, Mrs S.R. Robson, Mr N.J. Perry, Mr D. Heading, Mr S. Alsop, Miss J. Chapman, Mrs K. Brown, Mrs J. Chapman, Mrs W. Deans, Miss L. Hugill, Mrs S. Iveson, Mrs J. Fawcett, Mrs J. Finel, Mrs D. O'Rourke, Mrs H. Hughes, J. Hayton.

HANDICRAFTS, ARTS, PHOTOGRAPHY: Mrs L. Perry, Mr J Miller, R. Smith, L. Hilton, Mr & Mrs Luntz, P. Brown, J. Hayton, Mrs H. Blenkinsop, Miss J. Wright, G. Bell, Mrs C. Hayton, Mrs S. Duggan, Mrs. V. Kirton, Dr. J. Davies, J. Sheldrake, Mrs D. Fawcett, Mr Purnell,

Miss C. Brindley, Mrs J. Fawcett, Mrs M. Jesse, Mrs J. Mercer, Mrs G. Cann.

HORTICULTURAL STEWARDS:Messrs. P F Walker, E D Smith, P J Walker, A Butcher, R Gibson, W. Tinkler, D L Forrest, S. Gray, J.G. Jackson, , P. Blair, Mrs C. Tinkler, Mr I. Blair, W. Heslop, Mrs C. Rathmell, Mrs J. Blair, W. Coupland, A.Rathmell, Mrs S.Heslop.

POULTRY STEWARDS:Messrs. P Christon, P. Smedley, R. Cornforth, Mr D. Hutchinson, J. Cornforth, M.Evans, D.G. Storey, Mrs T. Cornforth.Poultry Club Representative: Tom NewbouldWelfare Officer: Don Storey

PIGEON STEWARDS:Messrs. Ms. Knaggs, D. Richardson, R.S. Henderson, AGR Knaggs, P. Littlewood, Miss N. Demaine RABBIT, CAVY and FERRET STEWARDS:Messrs H. Marshall, B. Welford, N. R. Stock, L. Mitchell, A. Collier, Mrs S. Cornforth, Mr & Mrs D. Bullman, J.M. Ross, Mr N. Pope, Mr D. Bradley, Mrs J. & B. Richardson, Mr B. Taylor, Mrs C. Moore, J. Collinson.

DOGS: M. Richardson, J. Heath, A.Walker, E. Heath.

OFFICE: Mrs J.B. Hugill, Mrs A. Cowling, Mrs A. Scott, Miss V. Donaldson

CRAFT: Mrs C. Waters.

TRADE: Mr D. Ash, Mr N. Waters, Mrs T. Sagar.

VINTAGE MACHINERY:L.Prest, R. Kendrew, L.W. Martin.

CHILDRENS: M. Kelly, Hutton Rudby Primary School.

TROPHY STEWARDS: Miss K. Donaldson.

GATE STEWARDS: R.Storry, D. F. King, A.D. Petch, G. Martin, T. Stockdale, M. Ritchie, P. Chapman, N. Banning, P. Chandler, R. Sawyer.

LUNCHEON STEWARDS: G. Proll, A. Roy.

COMMENTATORS: J. F. Seymour, Mrs A V Hammerton

HON. VETERINARY INSPECTOR:The Stokesley Veterinary Practice.

HEALTH & SAFETY OFFICER: M. Fletcher.

BANKERS: HSBC, Thirsk.SECRETARY: Mrs J.B. HugillOak Tree Cottage, Newsham, Thirsk, YO7 4DH.Telephone: 01845 587158

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email: [email protected]

TREASURER: M. D. M. Jones

MEMBERSHIP: G. Proll

VAT No. 258103669Members of the Yorkshire Federation of Show Societies and Association of Show and Agricultural Organisations.

EXHIBITORS PLEASE NOTE!All prizes offered by this Society are open to all parts of the United Kingdom except in District Classes, or where otherwise stated.All Prize Money will be paid out on the day by the respective Stewards, except in cases where premiums are withheld until the Society’s conditions are fulfilled, but please note Show Regulation 26.

Rules of the Society are available from the Secretary Mrs J. B. Hugill, Oak Tree Cottage, Newsham, Thirsk, YO7 4DH.

GENERAL REGULATIONSDate of Show.1. The Society’s 146th Annual Show will be held at

Stokesley on Saturday, the 22nd September, 2018.Date when entries received.2. All Entries must be made in writing to The

Secretary, Stokesley Agricultural Society, Oak Tree Cottage, Newsham, Thirsk, YO7 4DH on or before 29th August next. Entries sent by post must be accompanied by a remittance where any entrance money is payable. Blank entry forms may be obtained from the Secretary. NO Entries will be accepted after that date excepting Dogs, which are accepted on the field on Show Day.

Admission to the Field.3. The public will be admitted into the Show Ground

at 8.30a.m. at a charge of £12.00 each, 5-16 year old children £8.00, under school age free, family admission £30.00 to all the Show. Admission Tickets will be issued to Exhibitors who make entries to the value of £8 or over.

Disabled "The Stokesley Show Ltd., does not wish to discriminate against visitors with disabilities, so the full admission rate will be charged. However, if a visitor has a full-time carer or attendant, a free ticket is available for them at the time of purchasing a standard price visitor ticket. This concession is only available by applying in advance, with supporting documentation to: The Secretary, Stokesley Show Ltd., Oak Tree Cottage, Newsham, thirsk YO7 4DH.

Conditions and privileges of membership.

4. The payment of £18 and upwards annually shall constitute the subscriber a Member of the Society and for each additional family member a payment of £16, and shall become due and payable in advance on the 1st day of February in each year.

Free Admission.5. Annual Subscribers of £18.00 to the Funds of this

Society, and not in arrears, shall be entitled to ONE free Admission Ticket to the Annual Show, and one Member’s Wristband and Car Park. - Subject to space being available.

Subscribers of £35.00 shall be entitled to TWO Free Admission Tickets and Car Park. - Subject to space being available.

Family Membership shall be £40.00 for Two adults and Two children and Car Park.

Donors of Special Prizes, who are not Annual Subscribers, shall be entitled to Free Admission Tickets in like manner to Annual Subscribers.

Power to refuse entries.6. The Council may refuse any Entry at their

discretion without giving any reason.Judging in case of animals entered in more than one class.7. When any animal is entered in more than one

Class the Society will not undertake that the two classes shall be judged at different times, nor shall the judging in one Ring be delayed to suit the convenience of Exhibitors having animals entered in more than one Class.

Bona fide possession.8. All animals must be bona fide the property of the

Exhibitor at the time of Entry, and no animal can be entered in more than one Class of this Society’s premiums except where otherwise stated.

Exhibitor’s Instructions.9. Every Exhibitor shall produce a certificate, if so

required by the Council, to prove the age of any exhibit made by him, and shall answer all such questions as may be put to him by the Council respecting his exhibit.

Measurements.10. All animals entered in Classes with conditions as

to height may be measured with their shoes on; an allowance of 1⁄2in. will be made for shoes, except in Classes where the Measurements Certificates issued under the Joint Measurement Certificate Scheme will be accepted. Such Certificates must accompany each animal, or be produced before prize money will be paid.

Conditions as to award of prizes.11. When any conditions attach to the winning of a

premium, the prize shall not be paid until such condition has been fulfilled and a certificate thereof produced to the Secretary.

Tenant Farmer.

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12. When the term “Tenant Farmer” is used, it means a person who derives the principal part of his income from farming land.

Time for admission for exhibits.13. All Exhibits will be admitted to the Show Ground

between 7 and 9 a.m.Judges’ numbers.14. All Animals brought to the Show Ground for

exhibition must have the Judges’ number attached before they can be admitted at the gate. These numbers will be sent by post, and care must be taken by the exhibitors that each animal has its proper number attached or it will not be admitted. Corresponding numbers will be attached to each stall or pen prepared on the Show Ground for each animal or pen of animals, and on no account shall any person be allowed to remove any animals from the stalls or pens so assigned to them until the close of the Show, except when taken before the Judges.

Foals.15. All foals entered for the Society’s premiums

must be haltered and led into the ring when under inspection of the Judges.

Poultry, etc.16. The Show of Poultry, Pigeons, Rabbits and Cavies

will be arranged in suitable pens in Tents erected for the purpose. Exhibitors must provide own water containers. No person will be allowed to remove any bird except in the presence of the Stewards. Exhibitors of Ferrets to provide their own pens.

Non-liability of Council.17. The Council of the Society will not be responsible

for any losses, mistakes, or accidents of any description that may occur to any entry, and entries will be received subject to this condition.

Epidemic disorder.18. Any Exhibitor bringing any animal into the Show

Ground diseased with any epidemic disorder shall, on proof thereof, forfeit £100 to the Secretary for the use of the Society; and any Exhibitor giving a false or incorrect certificate shall forfeit every unpaid prize and all entrance money.

Objection.19. Any person wishing to lodge an objection to

the award of any prize, must do so in writing to the Secretary within one hour after the Class is judged, or within one hour of the opening of the tent in which the Exhibit is staged, and deposit with them the sum of £25, and if on investigation by the Council the objection is not sustained to their satisfaction, the deposit money shall, at the discretion of the Council, be forfeited to the funds of the Society.

Selling Classes.20. In the Selling Classes for Poultry, Pigeons and

Rabbits, no Exhibitor shall be allowed to claim his own exhibits, or employ any person to do so. The Society shall have power to deduct 10 per cent from the selling price of any exhibit entered in such Classes. In the case of two claimants the exhibit shall be sold by auction and the highest bidder become the purchaser. Sales at 4 p.m.

Claims. - Claims must be made by 3.30 p.m.Withholding of award.21. The Judges shall not award any prize unless the

Exhibits are deemed worthy.Disqualification.22. In all cases of disqualification the animal or other

exhibits placed next in merit shall succeed to the prize.

Infringement of rules to debar from exhibiting.23. If any exhibitor shall, in the opinion of the

Council, infringe these Rules and Regulations they may be disqualified by the Council from

competing at the Show for the next succeeding three years, and be liable to forfeit all claims to any Prizes which may have been awarded to him, or he may otherwise be dealt with as the Council in its absolute discretion may thinks fit. The Council shall be indemnified against any legal proceedings arising from the disqualification.

Compensation24. The Society will not be in any way responsible for

any claim for compensation or otherwise in regard to the holding, or for anything arising out of, or connected with, their Shows.

Responsibility for Accidents.25. The Society will not be responsible for any

accident that may occur from the Machinery belonging to any Exhibitor; and it is a condition of Entry that each Exhibitor shall hold the Society blameless, and indemnify it against any legal proceedings arising from any accident caused by an exhibitor’s machinery.

Parade.26. PARADE of ALL PRIZE-WINNERS in the Cattle

Section 3.00 p.m, followed by Horse Section in THE MAIN RING. Winners to be ready, and same must parade or Prize Money will be withheld.

Disputes.27. The decision of the Council shall be final and

binding in all questions or disputes of any kind whatsoever arising out of or in connection with this Society’s Show. All persons entering exhibits for this Show shall by such act be deemed to have agreed with the Council to refer such questions or disputes to that Council, and it is on this distinct understanding that entries are accepted.

Tradestands28. To be on the field by 8am.Vehicles

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29. All essential pass holding vehicles to be on the showfield by 8.30am and exhibits to be in the relevant marquee. No movement of vehicles after 8.30am

30. The show reserves the night to retain 20% of entry fees, in the event of the class(es) being cancelled, for administration charges. Applications for refunds to be received in writing within 21days of show date.

31. When jumping in the Ring, the practice or collecting areas, all Riders must wear protective headgear, according to the current standards as listed below:

All PAS 015; VG1; (BS)EN1384 2017; ASTM F1163 04a onwards; SNELL E2001; SNELL E2016; AS/NZS 3838 2003 onwards;

Correctly secured Skull Caps/Riding Hats that meet one of the following current Safety Standards/specifications MUST be worn by all Riders between the ages of 15 to 17 inclusive.

All PAS 015; VG1; (BS) En1384 2017; ASTM F1163 04a onwards; SNELL E2001; SNELL E2016, AS/NZS 3838. 2003 onwards.

32. The Stokesley Show (Stokesley Agricultural Society) is committed to protecting your personal data and processing it only in accordance with legal requirements. For more details you should request a copy of our GDPR policy. We process your personal data as it is necessary for the performance of our contact with you to facilitate your entry to the show.

We will not transfer your data outside of EEA (European Economic Area) and will not share your data with third parties, expect for Breed Societies and/or affiliated Societies and Equine Events, to whom we submit entries and results, to be checked for validity and eligibility based on their legitimate interests. Results will also be circulated with members of the Press and published on our website.

We retain your data in accordance with our retention schedule to simplify future applications. You have various rights in the data we hold including rectification and objecting to processing.

33. Our official photographers will be taking photographs, we reserve the right to use said photographs in Stokesley Show publicity and also on the photographers website.

Mock Auctions.Mock Auctions WILL NOT BE ALLOWED on the Show Ground. By Order of Society. Mrs J.B. HUGILL Secretary. Oak Tree Cottage, Newsham, Thirsk,

YO7 4DH

HEALTH AND SAFETY POLICY Available to be inspected in the secretaries office on show day, or beforehand by contacting the show secretary

Stokesley Agricultural SocietyStokesley Agricultural Society was formed in 1859 and its principle function is to run the Agricultural Show on the Saturday following the third Thursday in September. The Show Society controls those activities on the Showfield and on its adjoining fields beyond the bypass and has no connection with, or control over, the fair which operates on manorial land over Show Week.

The Society is run by a council elected by members at the A.G.M. which is usually held in March. Besides having the right to elect, or be members of council, membership also gives free admission to the Showground, free parking on the Showfield, if there are spaces, and admittance to the Members’ Enclosure on the south side of the Ring. There, members have access to the catering facilities of the Members’ Tent.

The Society always welcomes new members from the area. Those who visit the Show will realise that it caters for a wide range of interest having not only agricultural but horticultural, children’s and other special interest sections and we hope that the Membership and the Council will reflect the whole range of the Show’s activities. The Show started as an agricultural show because in 1859 the majority of the people in the area were involved in agriculture, that is no longer so, and while the Show will maintain, we hope, its agricultural base, it is a Stokesley community society and seeks your support.The Council of the Society trust you would wish to support the Society by becoming a member and the fees are £18 single membership plus £16 for each additional family member or Family Membership £40 (2 Adults and 2 Children).

TO JOIN STOKESLEY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY KINDLY CONTACT THE MEMBERSHIP SECRETARY:

GREG PROLL NFU Building, College Square, Stokesley TS9 5DWTel: (01642) 710218

Show Secretary: Mrs J B Hugill,Oak Tree Cottage,Newsham, Thirsk,YO7 4DH01845 587158

E-mail: [email protected]:stokesleyshow.co.uk

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SCHEDULE OF CLASSES

SECTION 1 HORSES

SECTION 2 CATTLE

SECTION 3 SHEEP

SECTION 4 VINTAGE MACHINERY

SECTION 5 DAIRY GOATS

SECTION 6 PRODUCE

SECTION 7 HANDICRAFTS

SECTION 8 FARM PRODUCE

SECTION 9 HORTICULTURE

SECTION 10 POULTRY

SECTION 11 PIGEONS

SECTION 12 RABBITS

SECTION 13 FERRETS

SECTION 14 DOGS

SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS DURING THE DAY THROUGHOUT THE SHOWGROUND INCLUDING:

10.00 - 11.301.30 - 3.00 GT Group Peterlee Band4.00 - 5.00

Paul Smith 'The Brazilian Job',Birds of Prey,Alpacas,3 Sixty Bicyle Stunt TeamRyan Kay Gundog Demonstrations Misshoot

} Kindly sponsored by "Angrove Country Park"

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MAIN RING TIMETABLE9.00am Hunter Breeding 47-549.00 Hunter Riding 55-57 Cleveland Bay Riding 1111.30 Driving 58-601.00pm Paul Smith 'The Brazilian Job'1.30 Cleveland Foxhounds, Bilsdale Foxhounds, Stokesley Farmers’ Beagles2.00 Vintage Tractors2.30 Paul Smith 'The Brazilian Job' 3.00 Cattle Parade & Horse Parade4.00 Show Jumping 61-62

RING NO.2 TIMETABLERING 2A and 2B8.00am WHP classes to follow on 42-46on competition of WHP classes, ring will splitRING 2A Welsh 28-33RING 2B M&M 34-41

RING 2C 8.00am Cleveland Bays 7-10 Pony Breeding 12-15 Agricultural Horses - not before 10.15am 1-6 Pony Riding - not before 11.30 16-23 Mounted Fancy Dress 63 Coloured Horses 24-27 RING (to be confirmed on show day) SUPREME HORSE OF SHOW - not before 4pm

To be held after all Ring 2a, b, c classes have completed and after the Grand Parade. Eligible to those AS STATED in the schedule.

} not before 11.45am

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Section - 1THE HORSE SECTION KINDLY

SPONSORED BY HAMBLETON EQUINE CLINIC

HORSESALL CLASSES FOR HORSES ARE OPEN, EXCEPT WHERE SPECIALLY RESTRICTED NO LUNGEING ALLOWED. NO HORSES TO BE LEFT IN TRAILERS/WAGONS UNSUPERVISED.

FROSTREE LTD 'ARE PROUD TO SPONSOR THE SUPREME HORSE OF THE SHOW'JUDGE: MR H. S. FLETCHER, M.FH LITTLE AYTONSupreme £150; Reserve Supreme £100; Reserve Reserve £50.SUPREME HORSE OF THE SHOW.The Champion of each section is eligible to compete in the supreme of the show, to be held in ring 2 after completion of all classes. "NO DRIVING OR SHOW JUMPING CHAMPIONS ALLOWED".

Agricultural HorsesJUDGE: MR T. TENNANT, SELKIRKFirst Prize £50; Second £40; Third £30, Fourth £20.ENTRY FEE £6.00 per entry.Class 1 BROOD MARE with foal at footThe FREDERICK LENG MEMORIAL CUP will be awarded to winner of Class 1.

Class 2 COLT or FILLY FOALThe MARY E NELLIS PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP will be awarded to the Winner of Class 2.

Class 3 YEARLING COLT, GELDING or FILLYThe JOE READMAN PERPETUAL CUP will be awarded to winner of Class 3.

Class 4 TWO YEAR OLD COLT GELDING or FILLYThe CLARENCE LENG MEMORIAL CUP will be awarded to winner of Class 4.

Class 5 COLT MARE or GELDING, 3 years old and upwardsThe winner of Class 1 is barred from exhibiting in Class 5.The Clydesdale Horse Society Shield (supplied and engraved by the Clydesdale Horse Society) is awarded to

the best yearling or two year old colt or filly, registered or eligible for registration with the Society, not having won a Shield before in its lifetime. The exhibitor must be a current member of the Clydesdale Horse Society.

Class 6 PAIR of AGRICULTURAL HORSES Shown in hand The JOHN THOMAS LENG MEMORIAL CHALLENGE CUP awarded to the winner of Class 6.

CHAMPIONSHIPTHE DOUGLAS D. MURRAY 50-GUINEA PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP will be awarded to the Champion Agricultural Horse. Champion is eligible for Supreme of the show, After 4.00pm, Ring two, Supreme £150.00, Reserve £100.00, Res. Res. £50.00.The ERNEST GARBUTT Memorial Trophy will be awarded to the Reserve Champion.Kindly sponsored by Newtons Solicitors www.newtons.co.uk

Cleveland BaysJUDGE: MRS H. KETLEY, YPORK. First prize £30; Second £20; Third £10. ENTRY FEE £6.00 per entry. All animals entered in the following classes must be entered in the Cleveland Bay Stud Book or eligible for entry. Name and Stud Book Registration Number to be entered on Entry Form.Class 7 PART BRED CLEVELAND BAY, 1, 2 or 3 year old. All animals must be registered on the Cleveland Bay Part Bred RegisterThe Society awards a Rosette for the best Part Bred Cleveland Bay in class 7.

Class 8 PURE BRED CLEVELAND BROOD MARE with or without foal at foot

Class 9 PURE BRED CLEVELAND BAY COLT or FILLY FOALThis Class competes for the SIR ALFRED PEASE TROPHY on a points basis with Hinderwell, Egton & Danby Shows.

Class 10 PURE BRED CLEVELAND BAY, 1, 2 or 3 years oldIf sufficient entries received, this Class may be split into age groups.

The Ruth Kitching Cup is presented to the Winner

THE WILSON HORFALL Cup is presented to the best exhibits in classes 8-10. Championship. For pure bred \cleveland Bay.WILSON HORFALL.Also a special

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prize of £25 for the best turned out Clevelnd Bay kindly sponsored by The Fox at Roxby, Mr & Mrs Wilson. Champion is eligible for Supreme of the show, After 4.00pm, Ring two, Supreme £150.00, Reserve £100.00, Res. Res. £50.00.Kindly sponsored by Newtons Solicitorswww.newtons.co.uk

Class 11 CLEVELAND BAY PURE AND PART BRED to be ridden in the ring, 4 years old and overJudged in the Main Ring following Hunter judging. Part of the Prize Money in Classes 7-11 is presented by the CLEVELAND BAY HORSE SOCIETY.

Pony BreedingJUDGE: MR C. NICHOLSON, MIDDLESBROUGH.First prize £17; Second £12; Third £8. ENTRY FEE £6.00.These classes are judged under the Rules of the NPS. Ponies must be registered in the NPS British Riding Pony Stud Book, Register, Appendix, International or Sports Pony section of the BRPSB, the GSB, the AHSB, the AASB or in the main body of their respective Mountain & Moorland Stud Books. Part-Breds are not eligible unless entered in the NPS British Riding Pony Stud Book Register. Appendix, International or Sports Pont Section of the BRPSB. Ponies must be plaited. The NPS/Area 20 Show Pony In-Hand Supreme National Championship To be run under NPS Rules 2018.The Silver Medal Rosette is now sponsored by NPS-Saracen Horse Feeds

Class 12 BROOD MARE, with own foal at foot or stinted, not exceeding 148 cm, 4 years old or over. Foals to be at least 4 weeks old at date of Show

Class 13 COLT or FILLY FOAL progeny of Mare in class 12

Class 14 YEARLING COLT GELDING or FILLY calculated to make a riding pony not more than 148 cm when fully grown

Class 15 2 or 3 YEAR OLD COLT GELDING or FILLY calculated to make a riding pony not more than 148cm when fully grown

The T. C. ALDERSON SILVER CHALLENGE ROSE BOWL will be awarded to the best exhibit, Classes 12, 14 and 15. Saracen Horse Feed Show Pony In Hand Silver Medal Rosette Championship A Silver Medal Rosette is offered to the best registered pony owned by a NPS Qualifying or Life Member in the show pony in hand section. The Champion and Reserve will qualify for the NPS Area 4 Northern Breeders Final to be held at the NPS Area 4 North of England Show in August 2017, Entry to the final is free. Schedule and details can be found on the website npsarea4.com. Champion is eligible for Supreme of the show, After 4.00pm, Ring two, Supreme £150.00, Reserve £100.00, Res. Res. £50.00.Kindly sponsored by Newtons Solicitorswww.newtons.co.uk

Pony Riding, BSPS 73/18JUDGE: MISS C. MILLER, BISHOP AUCKLANDFirst Prize £17, Second £12, Third £8. ENTRY FEE £8.00.Class 16 THE BSPS LEAD REIN PONY, Mare or Gelding, 4 years old and

over not exceeding 122cm Riders not to have attained their 8th Birthday before 1st January in the current year

Class 17 THE BSPS FIRST RIDDEN, Mare or Gelding, 4 years old and over not exceeding 122cm Riders not to have attained their 10th birthday before 1st January in the current year

MINI CHAMPIONSHIP - 1st and 2nd prize winners classes 16-17

The champion will qualify for the BSPS Binks Family Champion of Champions.

Champion is eligible for Supreme of the show, After 4.00pm, Ring two, Supreme £150.00, Reserve £100.00, Res. Res. £50.00.

Class 18 THE BSPS MIXED HEIGHT OPEN SHOW PONY

Mare or Gelding, 4 years old or over not exceeding 148cm. Riders to be the correct age for the height of the pony they ride.

The first prize winner from class 18 will qualify for BSPS Binks Family Champion of Champions.

Kindly sponsored by Newtons Solicitorswww.newtons.co.uk

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Class 19 THE BSPS MIXED HEIGHT OPEN SHOW HUNTER PONY, Mare or Gelding 4 yrs old and over not exceeding 153cm. Riders to be the correct age for the height of the pony they ride.

The first prize winner from class 19 will qualify for the BSPS Binks Family Champion of Champions.The Mrs D P MUDD PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP will be awarded to the best exhibit in Class 19. The 1st prize winner from class 19 will qualify for the BSPS Mitten Asbestos ch of ch’s - 2016Kindly sponsored by Newtons Solicitorswww.newtons.co.uk

Class 20 BEST COMBINATION, Mare or Gelding, 4 years old not exceeding 153cm Riders not to have attained their 17th birthday before 1st January in the current year, and to be the correct age for the height of the pony they ride.Kindly sponsored by Newtons Solicitorswww.newtons.co.uk

Class 21 BEST RIDER, boy or girl, not having attained the age of 16 years on 1st January and to be resident within the limits of the Cleveland, Hurworth or Bilsdale Hunts. Kindly sponsored by Mole Valley. CHAMPIONSHIP - 1st and 2nd prize winners from classes 18-21Champion is eligible for Supreme of the show, After 4.00pm, Ring two, Supreme £150.00, Reserve £100.00, Res. Res. £50.00.(LEAD REIN NOT PERMITTED in classes 20 and 21)THE BILLY DONALDSON TROPHY will be awarded to the winner of Class 21.The Society is a member of the B.S.P.S. Number BSPS 137/17Kindly sponsored by Newtons Solicitorswww.newtons.co.uk

Class 22 BSPS OPEN LEADING REIN OF HUNTER TYPE CLASS Mare or Gelding, 4 years old and over, not exceeding 122cms. Riders not to have attained their 9th birthday before 1st January in the coming year

Class 23 BSPS OPEN FIRST PONY OF THE SHOW HUNTER TYPE CLASS

Mare or Gelding 4 years old or over, not exceeding 122cms. Riders not to have attained their 10th birthday before the first of January in the current year OPEN HUNTER MINI CHAMPIONSHIP 1st and 2nd prize winners classes 22-23. Champion is eligible for Supreme of the Show after 4.00pm, Ring two, Supreme £150, Reserve £100, Res. Res. £50 All shows that are affiliated to the BSPS are qualifiers for the “BSPS Challenge Classic Security (UK) Ltd”Leading Rein, Show Hunter PonyThe highest placed pony that has not qualified for the 2018 Horse of the Year Show, in the appropriate class, will qualify. If the highest placed pony has already qualified for the “BSPS Challenge”, the qualification will be awarded to the next eligible pony. If, after qualifying, a pony qualifies for the Horse of the Year Show it will forfeit its qualification for the 1st and 2nd prize winners from class 16+17 challenge BSPS rule 516, 22+23 and the 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th prize winners from class 18+19 will qualify for the 2018 BSPS championship Show provided the pony is owned and registered in accordance with Rule 23 and ridden by BSPS member. The Show is a qualifier for the BSPS Premier League Competition and BSPS “Black Country Saddles” Best Rider and BSPS 'WINNERS OF WINNERS' WOW FACTOR.

Coloured Horse and Pony ClassesJUDGE: ELAINE LEWIS, LINCSShow AFF number 19027First Prize £17; Second £12; Third £8ENTRY FEE £8 per EntryThis Show is affiliated to The Coloured Horse &Pony Society (UK). 19027 Both the owner and the rider/exhibitor need not be members of CHAPS (UK) nor must the horse or pony be registered with CHAPS (UK) to compete, However in order to Qualify both Owner and Rider/Exhibitor need to be a current showing member and present their valid Qualifier card IN THE RING for signing by the judge. Members to apply in writing to CHAPS (UK) for appropriate qualifier card. This show is a qualifier for the 2019 CHAPS (UK) Championship show - Date TBC. Please ensure you have your 2019 qualifier card with you. Applications for this available from early August. The following classes are CHAPS (UK) Quaifiers 24, 25, 26, 27. For full rulings and information on competition/qualification, please refer to the CHAPS (UK) members' handbook; or visit www.chapsuk.com for rulings. All stallions 4 years or over entering these classes must be graded with CHAPS (UK). All stallions must wear stallion ID discs in the ring without exception.

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Class 24 THE CHAPS (UK) OPEN YOUNG STOCK QUALIFIER 1, 2 or 3 Year Olds, No Foals

Class 25 THE CHAPS (UK) OPEN IN-HAND QUALIFIER, any height, any age, no foals, any type

Class 26 THE CHAPS (UK) NON-NATIVE OPEN RIDDEN QUALIFIER any height,

Class 27 THE CHAPS (UK) NATIVE/COB/TRADITIONAL OPEN RIDDEN QUALIFIER, any height

The Champion Coloured Horse will receive the NORTH EAST AGRONOMY CHAMPIONSHIP TROPHY. Kindly sponsored by NORTH EAST AGRONOMY. Champion is eligible for Supreme of the show, After 4.00pm, Ring two, Supreme £150.00, Reserve £100.00, Res. Res. £50.00.

National Pony Society NPS QUALIFYING ROUNDS: These classes are judged under the Rules of the NPS. Ponies must be registered in the main body of their respective Mountain & Moorland Stud Books. Part breds are not eligible for Mountain & Moorland Classes. To compete in Show Pony and Show Hunter Pony classes ponies must be registered in the NPS British Riding Pony Stud Book, Register, Appendix, International or sports Pony section of the BNRPSB, the GSB, the AHSB, the AASB or in the main body of their respective Mountain & Moorland Stud Books. Part-Breds are not eligible unless entered in the NPS British Riding Pony Stud Book, Register, Appendix, International or Sports Pony section of the BRPSB.Quality rounds of most NPS competitions are open to ponies owned by NPS members and non-members but only ponies owned by adult NPS Qualifying or Life members are eligible to quality for the final of the competition at the NPS Summer Championship Show at Malvern. The show is a qualifier for the NPS Area 4 Northern Breeders in Hand Supreme Championship, Sponsored by "SUPREME PRODUCTS. The champion and Reserve from the riding Pony Breeding, Hunter Pony Breeding and Mountain & Moorland in hand will qualify for the Final to be held on Bank Holiday Monday in August 2019 at the NPS Area 4 Summer Show. Qualifiers do not have to be Members of the NPS."The highest placed pony, if owned by an NPS member, in each class will qualify for the final. Qualification may pass down to third place if first if the first and second ponies are already qualified.NPS/Rosettes Direct Home Produced Ridden Championship - Riders of Home Produced ponies (see definition in the NPS Rules Book) can wear a white arm band in classes where this is indicated. These ponies, if owned by NPS member's are then eligible to quality for

the final at the NPS Summer Championship Show. The Owner's Membership card MUST be produced in the ring when requested or the qualification will be forfeit. To Clarify the Mountain & Moorland Championships as follows:Classes 28-33 - 1st and 2nd compete for Champion Welsh (Champion is eligible for Supreme)Classes 34-37 - 1st and 2nd Compete for Champion large & small breeds excluding Welsh (Champion is eligible for Supreme) In Hand Silver Medal - Welsh Champion & Reserve - Champion & Reserve large & small breedsClasses 38-39 - Compete for Mini Championship (Champion is eligible for Supreme)Classes 40-41 - Compete for Ridden Silver Medal Championship (Champion is eligible for Supreme)Coles overall Mountain & Moorland Champion Welsh, Champion large & small breeds, Mini Champion and Ridden Champion compete for Coles Perpetual Challenge Trophy. Finally - all Champions eligible for Supreme.

Registered Welsh PoniesJUDGE: MRS J. ETHERIDGE, SUFFOLKFirst prize £17; Second £12; Third £8.ENTRY FEE £8.00 per entry.Class 28 WELSH SECTION A, Young Stock, 1, 2 or 3 years old

Class 29 WELSH SECTION A, 4 yrs old and over

Class 30 WELSH SECTION B, Young Stock, 1, 2 or 3 years old

Class 31 WELSH SECTION B, 4 yrs old and over

Class 32 WELSH SECTION C or D, Young Stock, 1, 2 or 3 years old.

Class 33 WELSH SECTION C or D, 4 yrs old and over

Classes 28-33 qualifies for NPS/Highbrook Stud M + M in Hand National Championship. The SUMMER BREEZE Memorial Shield is awarded to the Champion Welsh Pony. Classes 28-33The Champion will be able to compete in the overall M&M Championship. Champion is eligible for Supreme of the show, After 4.00pm, Ring two, Supreme £150.00, Reserve £100.00, Res. Res. £50.00.

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Mountain & MoorlandPoniesJUDGE: MRS OLDERSHAW-GLENN, DERBYSHIREFirst prize £17; Second £12; Third £8.ENTRY FEE £8.00 per entry.NPS M&M in hand silver medal rosette championship kindly sponsored by the Kilmannan Stud.NPS/Highbrook Stud M + M in Hand National Championship.Class 34 LARGE BREEDS (Fell, Dales,

Highland, Connemara, New Forest excluding Welsh), yearling, two or three year old, colt filly or gelding in hand

Class 35 LARGE BREEDS (Fell, Dales, Highland, Connemara, New Forest excluding Welsh), Stallion, Mare, gelding, four years old or over in hand

Class 36 SMALL BREEDS (Shetland, Dartmoor, Exmoor excluding Welsh) Colt, Filly or gelding, 1, 2 or 3 year old

Class 37 SMALL BREEDS (Dartmoor, Exmoor, Shetland excluding Welsh) Colt, Filly or Gelding 4 years or older

NPS/KILMANNAN STUD M&M IN HAND SILVER MEDAL ROSETTE CHAMPIONSHIPA Silver Medal Rosette is offered by the National Pony Society for the best registered pony owned by an NPS Qualifying or Life member in the M&M In Hand section. The Sponsor's Rosette is also awarded to the pony receiving the qualification. Membership cards must be presented in the ring receive the medal and/or the qualification.

NPS SILVER MEDAL ROSETTE CHAMPIONSHIPS: These classes are judged under the Rules of the NPS. NPS Silver Medal Rosettes are only awarded when the owner of the champion pony is qualifying pony is a Qualifying or Life member of the NPS. A valid membership card must be in the rider's/handler's possession on entering the ring and be produced immediately on request by either the judge or the steward. If the owner of the Champion pony is not a member, or the owner's membership card is not immediately produced, the rosette may be awarded to the Reserve Champion pony, provided the owner of that pony is a member of the NPS. The Silver Medal Rosette and the qualification card can be awarded no lower than first Reserve (third). Foals are not eligible for Silver Medal Championships.Qualifiers are entitled to compete on the final of the Silver Medal Rosette Championship to be held at the NPS Summer Championship Show in August 2018.

CHAMPIONSHIP CLASSES 34-37 and champion and reserve of 28-33. The champion and Reserve will qualify for the NPS Area 4 Northern Breeders Final to be held at the NPS Area 4 North England Show in August 2017, Entry to the final is free. Schedule and details can be found on the website npsarea4.com.Qualifiers are entitled to compete in the final at NPS Summer Championships 2018. Champion is eligible for Supreme of the show, After 4.00pm, Ring two, Supreme £150.00, Reserve £100.00, Res. Res. £50.00.Kindly sponsored by Newtons Solicitorswww.newtons.co.ukClass 38 THE NPS M&M/SHOWING CLASSICS LEADING REIN NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPOpen to registered Dartmoor, Exmoor, Shetland, New Forest, Welsh Section A or B mares and geldings four years old or over not exceeding 122cm. Riders must have attained their 3rd birthday but must not have attained their 9th birthday before the 1st January in the current year. To be shown in a snaffle bit. NPS/Rosettes Direct Home Produced Championship - wear white arm bands.

Class 39 THE NPS/SHOWING CLASSICS M&M FIRST RIDDEN NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPOpen to registered Dartmoor, exmoor, Shetland, New Forest, Welsh Section A or B mares and geldings four years older over not exceeding 128cm. Riders must have attained their 3rd birthday but not reached their 12th birthday before 1st January in the current year. NPS/Rosettes Direct Home Produced Championship - wear white arm bands.

NPS MINI CHAMPIONSHIP, 1ST AND 2ND PRIZE WINNERS CLASSES 38 AND 39.Champion is eligible for Supreme of the show, After 4.00pm, Ring two, Supreme £150.00, Reserve £100.00, Res. Res. £50.00. NPS/RINGSIDE STUD M&M OPEN RIDDEN NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS.

Class 40 RIDDEN MOUNTAIN AND MOORLAND PONY, small breeds, excluding Lead Rein

Class 41 RIDDEN MOUNTAIN AND MOORLAND PONY, large breeds

NPS M&M Ridden Silver Medal Rosette Championship Kindly Sponsored By The Minns Family.Champion is eligible for Supreme of the show, After 4.00pm, Ring two, Supreme £150.00, Reserve

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£100.00, Res. Res. £50.00.Kindly sponsored by Newtons Solicitorswww.newtons.co.uk

CHAMPIONSHIP CLASSES 40-41A Silver Medal Rosette goes to the Champion, if owned by a NPS Qualifying or Life member. If the Champion is not owned by a NPS member the Silver Medal Rosette goes to the Reserve if it is owned by a NPS member. Silver Medal Rosette to go no lower than first Reserve (third) provided it is owned by a NPS member.The qualification goes to the Champion if owned by a NPS member and not already qualified for the final. If the Champion is not owned by a NPS Member or has already qualified then the qualification goes to the Reserve Champion, if owned by a NPS member, unless he has already qualified. Qualification to go no lower than first Reserve.Qualifiers are entitled to compete in the final at NPS Summer Championships 2018.

OVERALL MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND, CHAMPIONS OF REG WELSH, M+M, IN HAND, MINI M+M, RIDDEN M+M WILL COMPETE FOR THE COLES PERPETUAL CHALLENGE TROPHY

Working HunterPonies/HorsesJUDGE: MR R. PARKER-JONES, SHROPSHIRE, V. SMITH, HAPTONCOURSE BUILDER: MR. P. Chester, MorpethFirst Prize £17; Second £12; Third £8 ENTRY FEE £8.00 per entry. Judging will commence at 8.00am. A novice is an animal that has not won first prize of £30 or more or a total of £100 in a ridden, or Working Hunter Class, before 1st January 2008.Class 42 CRADLE STAKES Mare or Gelding 4 years old or over,

not exceeding 122cm. Riders not to have attained their 11th birthday before 1st January in the current year.

Class 43 THE BSPS NURSERY STAKES Mare or Gelding, 4 Years old and over not exceeding 133cm riders not to have attained their 12th Birthday before 1st January in the current Year.

NPS MINI CHAMPIONSHIP CLASSES42 - 43, THE CHAMPION WILL QUALIFY FOR THE BSPS WHITE COMPANY CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS.Champion is eligible for Supreme of the show, After 4.00pm, Ring two, Supreme £150.00, Reserve £100.00, Res. Res. £50.00.Kindly sponsored by Newtons Solicitorswww.newtons.co.uk

Class 44 THE BSPS MIXED HEIGHT OPEN WHP/WH. Mare or Gelding, 4 years old or over, not exceeding 158cms (height to be stated on entry form)

Riders must jump in their correct height section and be the correct age for the height of the animal they ride. Riders may ride more than one pony providing the animals are of a different height section. Riders must declare if they are competing in the 153cms, or the Intermediate Section. The 1st prize winner from class 42 will qualify for the BSPS The Binks Family Ch of Ch’s 2018.Class 45 BSPS HERITAGE MOUNTAIN &

MOORLAND OPEN WHP. Mixed height, registered pure bred ponies 4 years old or over Riders any age. Ponies must jump in their correct height section. Riders may ride more than one pony providing the animals are of a different height section.

Class 46 NOVICE HORSE WORKING HUNTER Over 153cm (15h.h.) 4 years old and over not to have won a first prize of £30 or a total of £100 in prize money in any WH Class.

THE ALLEN JONES MEMORIAL CHALLENGE TROPHY is awarded to the winner of Novice Working Hunter Horse. CHAMPIONSHIP CLASSES 44-46. The champion will receive the Hart Trophy.Champion is eligible for Supreme of the show, After 4.00pm, Ring two, Supreme £150.00, Reserve £100.00, Res. Res. £50.00.Kindly sponsored by Newtons Solicitorswww.newtons.co.ukClasses 42, 43, 44, 45 are qualifiers for the 2018 BSPS Championship Show. 1st and 2nd Prizewinners from class 43 and 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th from class 44 and 1st, 2nd, 3rd from class 42 provided the pony is owned, registered and ridden in accordance with BSPS rules 23 and 28.

Hunters - BreedingJUDGE: MRS R. HETHERINGTON, MIDDLEHAM Classes 45-51: First Prize £17; Second £12; Third £8; Fourth £4. ENTRY FEE £6.00 per entry.Class 47 SMALL HUNTER BROOD MARE,

exceeding 148cm but not exceeding 158cm with own Foal at foot, the foal to be shown with the Mare, or stinted copy of certificate of service to be provided

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Class 48 FOAL out of Mare in Class 47. A Colt, Gelding or Filly, foaled in current year. Foals to be at least 3 weeks old on day of show

Class 49 BROOD MARE, over 158cm, with own Foal at foot, the Foal to be shown with the Mare, or stinted copy of certificate of service to be provided

Class 50 FOAL out of Mare in Class 49. A Colt, Gelding or Filly, foaled in the current year. Foals to be at least 3 weeks old on date of the show

The JEFF WILSON MEMORIAL TROPHY will beawarded to the Best Brood Mare (Classes 47 & 49)The F.W. DARLING CHALLENGE TROPHY is presented for the Best Foal in Classes 48 and 50.

Class 51 YEARLING COLT GELDING or FILLY. Foaled in 2017

Class 52 TWO YEAR OLD COLT GELDING or FILLY. Foaled in 2016

Class 53 THREE YEAR OLD COLT GELDING or FILLY. Foaled in 2015

Class 54 ONE, TWO or THREE YEAR OLD, COLT, FILLY or GELDING TO MATURE OVER 148CMS TO MAKE A SPORTS HORSE

The R & A Rudd Perpetual Challenge Cup is presented to Best Exhibit, Classes 51-54.The three above Cup Winners will compete for the OVERALL BREEDING CHAMPIONSHIP £40, Reserve £25.Kindly sponsored by Newtons Solicitorswww.newtons.co.ukAll three Trophy Champions Jeff Wilson, FW Darling and R&A Rudd are eligible for the Supreme of the Show, together with overall Breeding Champion. After 4.00pm, Ring two, Supreme £150.00, Reserve £100.00, Res. Res. £50.00.

Hunters - RiddenJUDGE: MR J. COCHRANE - RIDDEN, MR J. LLOYD - CONFORMATIONFirst prize £30, Second prize £20, Third £10. ENTRY FEE £8.00 per entry(Please note: if entering this class it will not be possible to enter Working Hunter Classes as times may not permit)Class 55 NOVICE HUNTER, Mare or

Gelding, to be ridden in the ring. 4 Years old and over

A Novice is an animal that has not won a First Prize of £30 or a total of £100 in any Ridden Class before 1st January, in the current year.Class 56 SMALL HUNTER MARE or

GELDING, 4 Years old and over exceeding 148cm, but not exceeding 158cm

The MASTER KEMPLEY PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP kindly presented by the late Mrs J. Wemyss will be awarded to the Champion of Classes 54 & 55.

Champion is eligible for Supreme of the show, After 4.00pm, Ring two, Supreme £150.00, Reserve £100.00, Res. Res. £50.00.Kindly sponsored by Newtons Solicitorswww.newtons.co.uk

PRESIDENT’S PRIZEFirst Prize £50; Second £40; Third £30; Fourth £20. ENTRY FEE £8.00

Class 57 HUNTER, Mare or Gelding, from Four-Years-Old upwards

The First Prize in Class 56 is presented by THE PRESIDENT. The NORMANBY TROPHY is awarded to the winner. WINNER OF CLASS 56 eligible for Supreme of the show, After 4.00pm, Ring two, Supreme £150.00, Reserve £100.00, Res. Res. £50.00.Kindly sponsored by Newtons Solicitorswww.newtons.co.ukCLEVELAND BAY HORSE SOCIETY offer a Rosette and £5 for the Best Cleveland or part Cleveland ridden Hunter Classes 54-56 must state on entry form if eligible and wear red armband in the ring.

Driving TurnoutJUDGE: MRS. C. KEMP, DARLINGTON(CHANGE OF JUDGE)First Prize £50; Second £40; Third £30; Fourth £20.ENTRY FEE £6.00. Affiliated to the British Driving SocietyThese 3 classes are a qualifier for the 2019 Osborne refrigerator BDS National Championships at Driving Addington (Provisional). The highest placed turnout owned and driven by a member of the British Driving Society and eligible for the following Type-Section/s (h), (j), (k) or (l) disregarding those already qualified down to 6th place in the class will qualify for the 2019 Semi-Finals at Driving Addington. The Championship will immediately follow the Semi-Finals. NOT ELIGIBLE FOR SUPREME OF SHOW.


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Class 58 PRIVATE DRIVING TURNOUT Horse or pony driven to a traditional

or traditional type vehicle. A traditional vehicle means a vehicle

of traditional profile and identifiable type to resemble the design of a carriage built prior to the First world War. The vehicle may be made from modern materials but must have traditional style springing and carriage lamps. Pneumatic tyred vehicles, trade turnouts and show wagons are not eligible. Also highest placed (h) single registered Mountain & Moorland (excluding purebred registered Welsh will qualify for the 2018 semi-finals.

Class 59 LIGHT TRADE TURNOUT Open to horses and ponies, singles

and pairs to a traditional or traditional type trade vehicle. No goods to be carried or displayed. A small sample load may be carried on a coster turnout only. Also highest (j) placed Two-wheel Light trade and Highest (k) Placed Four-wheel Light trade will qualify for the 2018 semi-finals.

Class 60 EXERCISE VEHICLE Open to horses and ponies. A Single, pair or tandem driven to a carriage of non-traditional type design and includes those with pneumatic tyres specifically designed for carriages (i.e. not car tyres). Lamps need not be carried. Judging will include gerneral cleanliness, safety of turnout, correct fitting of harness and vehicle suitability.

Also highest placed Pair or Tandem put to an exercise vehicle will qualify for the 2018 semi-finals

Young DriversThe driver must be aged 10 years or over on the first day of the show at which they are to compete. A driver under the age of 18 must be accompanied in the vehicle by a competent and responsible person aged 18 years of over, a "responsible adult". Proof of age will be required if necessary. It is the responsibility of the owner/driver (if over 18) of (if the owner/driver is under 18) the responsible adult to ensure that his/her groom/s is/are competent for the purpose of attending to the turnout and aged 10 or over on the day of the show. When in the vehicle grooms, passenger/s and driver must have their feet firmly on the floor of the vehicle or use a suitable

fixed footrest. This regulation applies at all times and in all areas on the showground. Hard Hat RulingAll drivers/grooms/passengers under the age of 14 years must wear a correctly fitted hard hat when in a carriage or in attendance to a turnout. All Horses/Ponies should be 4 years old or over.PRIVATE DRIVING - SINGLES, PAIRS & MULTIPLESHorse or pony driven to a traditional or traditional type vehicle. A traditional vehicle means a vehicle of traditional profile and identifiable type to resemble the design of a carriage built prior to the First World War. The vehicle may be made from modern materials but must have a traditional style springing and carriage lamps. Pneumatic tyres vehicles, trade turnouts and show wagons are not eligible.

LIGHT TRADE - TWO OR FOUR WHEELED TRADE VEHICLESOpen to horses and ponies, singles and pairs to a traditional or traditional type trade vehicle. No goods to be carried or displayed. A small sample load may be carried on a coster turnout only.

EXERCISE VEHICLE CLASS - 2 or 4 WHEELED VEHICLESOpen to horses, ponies. A single, pair or tandem driven to a carriage of non-traditional type design and includes those with pneumatic tyres specifically designed for carriages (i.e. not car types). Lamps need not be carried. Judging will include general cleanliness, safety of turnout, correct fitting of harness and vehicle suitability.

THE EZRA & MILLIE RICHARDSON MEMORIAL TROPHY is awarded to the best in classes 58-60.

NOT ELIGIBLE FOR SUPREME OF SHOW.

Show Jumping THE SHOW JUMPING IS KINDLY SPONSORED BY THE DUDLEY ARMS HOTEL, INGLEBY GREENHOWJUDGES: MRS H. WILKINSON, N'TON MS R COLLINSON, RICHMONDCOURSE BUILDER: MR. P. CHESTERTo be held at 4pmFirst Prize £250; Second £210; Third £150; Fourth £110; Fifth £70; Sixth £50. ENTRY FEE £25. The Crathorne Cup will be presented by Lord Crathorne to the winner, to be held for one year.Class 61 THE NATIONAL FARMERS

UNION JUMPING (OPEN) COMPETITION Incorporating the

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Unaccompanied competitors must provide the show organiser a contact number in case of an emergency.

NOT ELIGIBLE FOR SUPREME OF SHOW.

Fancy DressJUDGES: MRS K. CLEMMIT, THORNABY First Prize £17, Second £12, Third £8. Entry Fee £1.00 per entry. NOT ELIGIBLE FOR SUPREME OF SHOW.Class 63 MOUNTED FANCY DRESS Riders to be wearing regulation Safety Riding Hat. All ponies to have a handler as well as rider.

Section 2 THE CATTLE SECTION IS KINDLY SPONSORED BY DARLINGTON FARMERS

AUCTION MART.PEDIGREE CATTLEAll Open ClassesKINDLY NOTE NEW STARTING TIMEJudging of Cattle to commence at 9.30 a.m.Parade of all Prize Winners in Main Ring at 3.00 p.m.Exhibitors should use discretion in bringing animals to the show. Animals must be attended at all times. Animal eartag number required on the entry form.Cattle lines will be closed 15 minutes prior to the Grand Parade. CattleBritish Cattle Movement Service Tracing System-CattleKeepers need to continue to record movements to showgrounds in the passport itself and in farm records. This show can provide barcode labels giving the required details of the event for use in the movement summary of the Cattle Passport.Cows or Heifers entered in calf can be shown in the in-milk class; proof must be given that same has calved after entry was made.Prize Money Classes 1-22, 32-69 (Except group classes).First Prize £40; Second £30; Third £25; Fourth £20.ENTRY FEE £5.00 per entry.Group Classes 5, 10, 16, 23First Prize £10; Second £8; Third £6.ENTRY FEE £1.00.

British Show Jumping National 1.30m open championship qualifier. Rule 306. Table A7. Speed 375mpm. Start Height 1.30m.

In the event of insufficient entries lower prizes maybe withheld. Rule - 76.6.

Open to registered horses to be ridden by Adult, Associate and Junior Members.

Qualifies for: The British Showjumping National Championships.

Qualifying period: 1st July - 30th June. Numbers to qualify: Two double clears to

qualify. Double clear qualifications will not be obtained from one round competitions Table A4 or Table A1 (Round)

Class 62 Arena 1 Equitop Myoplast Senior Foxhunter First Round/1.20m OPEN

Rule 310 Table A7 Speed 350mpm. Start Height 1.20m. First prize £190; Second £150; Third £100; Fourth £80; Fifth £60, Sixth £50; ENTRY FEE £15.First place rosette kindly sponsored by Equitop Myoplast. 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.Foxhunter Section:(A) For registered horses in Grade C that have not won a total of 700 points. Four double clears will qualify - in accordance with rule 310.6(B) For all registered horses born on or after 1 January 2011, irrespective of points. Horses will be eligible for double clear qualification to attend second rounds providing they reach the age of seven years or under in the same calendar year as Foxhunter Final - in accordance with rule 310.6 Four double clears will qualify.Four Double clears will qualify for the Senior Foxhunter Second Rounds. Qualifying period: 1st June -31st May inclusive.Those horses that have qualified for the Senior Foxhunter Championship in 2018 are not eligible for qualification to the 2019 Championship.Open section:For registered horses ridden by Adult, Associate or Junior Members.If combined with an open:In the event of 30 or more starters the class will be split with two sets of prize money.NO ENTRIES FOR SHOW JUMPING ACCEPTED ON THE FIELD. NO SUBSTITUTE ENTRIES ALLOWED.

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FOLLOWING ADDITIONAL PRIZES: SUPREME DAIRY £350;RESERVE DAIRY £150;SUPREME PEDIGREE BEEF £350;RESERVE PEDIGREE BEEF £150;SUPREME COMMERCIAL BEEF £350;RESERVE COMMERCIAL BEEF £150.The Show Committee reserve the right to amalgamate or cancel any classes where entries are considered inadequate. A Referee Judge is available should one be required.

Dairy ShorthornJUDGE: MRS S MYERS, PICKERINGName of animal not required on entry form.Exhibitors must be members of the Shorthorn Society of the UK and Ireland. All cattle must be registered in the Coates’ Herd Book or when coming from another Member State an officially approved herd book in that member state, be of Shorthorn colour and contain a minimum of 25% Shorthorn blood.

NORTH EASTERN SHORTHORN BREEDERS’ ASSOCIATION

POINTS COMPETITIONPrize winners in the Pedigree Dairy Shorthorn Classes (1-4) at this Show are eligible to participate in the above competition. Points will be awarded as follows:- 1st 5 points; 2nd 3 points; 3rd 2 points; 4th 1 point, and the owner gaining the highest combined total of points at the end of the show season will be awarded the North Eastern Shorthorn Breeders’ Associations Prize. Owners must be members of the North Eastern Shorthorn Breeders’ Association. Results will be collated by the Secretary of the Yorkshire Federation of Show Societies and published as soon as possible. Class 1 HEIFER, born after 01/01/2016

Class 2 COW, in calfClass 3 HEIFER, in-milk or in-calf, born after 01/01/2015Class 4 COW, in-milk

Class 5 GROUP OF TWO, property of same exhibitor

The THOMAS BATES CENTENARY TROPHYPresented by The LORD DE L’SLE & PENHURST, V.C., will be awarded for the Best Registered Dairy Shorthorn Female in Classes 1 to 4 inclusive.The Trophy to be held for one year only.A Championship Rosette is given by the Dairy Shorthorn Society. For Production/Inspection see class 32.

AyrshireJUDGE: MR S MYERS, PICKERING Name of animal is required on entry form.

Class 6 HEIFER, born on or after 1st September, 2015

Class 7 COW, in calf

Class 8 HEIFER, in milk or in calf, born on or after 1st September, 2014

Class 9 COW, in milk

Class 10 GROUP OF TWO, property of same exhibitor

THE CLIFFORD BRUNTON PERPETUAL MEMORIAL TROPHY will be awarded to the Best Pedigree Ayrshire Female bred by the exhibitor. AYRSHIRE CLASSESAnimals entered must be registered in the Ayrshire Cattle Society Herd Book and be at least 51% Aryrshire blood. If Black and White in colour animals be registered in the Herd Book's full pedigree Ayrshire Section and be 100% Aryshire blood. (note: Percentages are shown on all registration certificates)

JerseyJUDGE: MR H WOOD, SPROATLEYName of animal now required on entry form. Class 11 HEIFER, born after 01/01/2016

Class 12 HEIFER, in calf-Class 13 COW, in calfClass 14 HEIFER, in milk

Class 15 COW, in milk

Class 16 GROUP OF THREE, property of same exhibitor

The JERSEY CATTLE SOCIETY offers a Special Rosette and Prize Card for the Best Jersey Cow or Heifer, registered in the Herd Book, bred by the exhibitor who is a member of the Jersey Cattle Society.The SCOTT PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP will be awarded to the Best of Breed.

HolsteinJUDGE: M. WILLIAMSON, PENRITHAnimals entered only in the Herd Book proper or in Classes B or C of the Supplementary Register.Name of animal not required on Entry Form.The Yorkshire Holstein club offers The Thornton Challenge Cup, points will be awarded as follows: 1st 5pts, 2nd 3pts, 3rd 2pts, and the owner gaining the highest combined total of points at the end of the show season will receive this trophy. Open to members of The Yorkshire Holstein Club. All participating shows in the Yorkshire Federation of Show Societies and the

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Yorkshire Holstein Club Calf Show will be included.The HEMBLE CUP will be awarded to the exhibitor gaining most points at Stokesley Show. Basis 1st prize 10, 2nd 8, 3rd 6, 4th 4, 5th 2, 6th 1.

Class 17 HEIFER, in-calf, with first calf, born after 01/09/2015

Class 18 COW, in calf, not less than five months, 2nd or 3rd calfThis class is sponsored by W. & M. THOMPSON (QUARRIES) LTD., Bishop Middleham

Class 19 COW, in calf, not less than five months, 4th or subsequent calf

Class 20 HEIFER, in-milk, born after 01/01/2014The JOHN DONALDSON PERPETUAL TROPHY will be awarded for Best in Classes 17 and 20.

Class 21 COW, in milk, 2nd or 3rd calf

Class 22 COW, in milk, 4th or subsequent calf

Class 23 GROUP OF THREE. Animals to be entered in Own Class, the property of same exhibitor

Holstein UK offers a Championship Award rosette, to the exhibitor of the female champion. The reserve will also receive a rosette and Holstein UK offers a championship Exhibitor Bred Rosette, to the Exhibitor of the female Exhibitor Bred Champion Holstein UK offers a best udder rosette to the exhibitor of the Holstein with the best udder in show.

CHAMPIONSHIP PRIZEA 25-Guinea SILVER CHALLENGE CUP is presented by the NORTH EASTERN FRIESIANS BREEDING ASSOCIATION for the Best Holstein Friesian in the Show. OPEN TO BREEDER-EXHIBITOR ONLY.

Open Dairy Breed Junior HandlingSPONSORED BY MOLE COUNTRY STORESJUDGE: M. WILLIAMSON, PENRITHFirst Prize £10; Second £8; Third £6; Fourth £4ENTRY FEE £1.00START 10.30am - NO ENTRIES ON DAY

Class 24 HANDLER, 12 years old or under on Jan 1st 2017

Class 25 CALF, born after 1/1/17

Class 26 HANDLER, between 13 and 16 years of age on Jan 1st 201768 Lucy Atkinson c/o J Teasdale, Lucy Atkinson69 Sarah Liddle, Thomas Atkinson70 Jill Beedham, Northbrook Candi71 SJ & LH Brown, Little Miss Silky72 Eleanor Corner, Eleanor Corner

Class 27 CALF, born between 1/10/16 and 31/12/16

Class 28 HANDLER, 17 to 20 years of age on 1st Jan 2017

Class 29 CALF, born between 1/7/16 and 30/9/16

Class 30 HANDLER, 21 to 26 years of age on 1st Jan 2017

Class 31 CALF, born between 1/4/15 and 30/6/16Competition 2 is for Young Breeders who show cattle, but do not necessarily own them. The HYB member must nominate up to 5 animals by April 30th. The 5 animals to be in milk heifers or younger and do not have to be the property of the HYB member.Championship Prize THE AYTONIAN PERPETUAL TROPHY will be awarded to the best in classes 25, 27, 29, 31 together with £50, Reserve Champion £25.Champion Handler £20. Reserve £10 - sponsored by B. Liddle, Dalesend Farm, and awarded the BILL BROWN MEMORIAL Trophy.

Production/InspectionClassJUDGE: M. WILLIAMSON, PENRITH Class 32 Open to any Dairy Animal entered and exhibited in one of the breed classes scheduled.

Inspection The Judge will award up to a maximum of 1,500 inspection points, to be given to the cow placed first, the remaining animals according to the judges opinion.Production Friesians - 3.00 pts for each 1kg of fat and protein Ayrshire - 3.55 points. Shorthorn - 3.55 points. Jersey - 4.35 points.Calving Index. 2 points will be added for every day under 400, and 2 points deducted for every day over.

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A NMR Certificate, Cow Record Page or other official statement showing 1. Date of calving, 2. Number of Lactation, 3. Quality of Milk, 4. Number of days in milk, and 5. Average per cent of butterfat yielded in not more than 305 days of the last completed lactation must be submitted with the entry form for each lactation (An animal in milk at the time of entry and likely to complete her lactation before the Show will not be eligible to compete on that lactation, but will be eligible on her previous lactation).CHAMPIONSHIP THE CAPTAIN A. H. KITCHING MEMORIAL CUP(to be retained for one year only) is offered for the Champion Dairy Cow or Heifer in the Show.

Dexter Dairy & Dual PurposeJUDGE: CAROL BICKERTON, CHESHIREClass 33 COW, Any age

Class 34 BULL, Any age

Class 35 HEIFER, over 18 months old

Class 36 HEIFER, under 18 months old

The Dexter Cattle Society presents Silver Spoon to the Champion Animal. THE SEAMER PERPETUAL TROPHY is awarded to the Champion Dexter, who also competes for the Farmway Feeds Perpetual Trophy.

Aberdeen AngusJUDGE: MRS. J. MUSK, SUFFOLK Class 37 BULL born on or after 1.1. 2016

Class 38 COW in milk or in calf any age

Class 39 HEIFER born on or after 1.1.2015

Class 40 HEIFER born on or after 1.1.2016

The Aberdeen Cattle Society awards a sash to the champion and a rosette to the best animal bred by exhibitor.The “Tree Bridge Trophy” awarded to the BestAberdeen Angus.

Beef ShorthornJUDGE: MR A. IVSON, PENRITHClass 41 BULL, born on or after 1.1.2016

Class 42 Cow in milk or in calf any age


Established 1859

Class 43 HEIFER, born on or after 1.1.2015

Class 44 HEIFER, born on or after 1.1.2016

All animals must be registered with the Beef Shorthorn cattle Society. Grading register animals are not eligible to be shown.The Tom Scarth Memorial Trophy to be awarded to the Champion Beef Shorthorn. LimousinJUDGE: MR S O'KANE, POWYSClass 45 BULL, born after 1/1/16

Class 46 COW, any age

Class 47 HEIFER, born after 1/1/15


The British Limousin Cattle Society awards Champion and Reserve Champion Rosettes.The SAS Jubilee 1908 Trophy kindly presented by JP Sowerby to be awarded to the Champion Limousin.

British BlondeJUDGE: A.BAILEY, MASHAM Class 49 BULL, born after 1/1/16




The HALLMARK TROPHY is awarded to Champion Any Other Pedigree Beef Breed.

Any Other PedigreeBeef BreedJUDGE: G.TOWERS, REDCARClass 53 BULL, born after 1/1/16




British Blues JUDGE: J BELLAS, CUMBRIAClass 57 BULL, born after 1st Jan 2016

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Class 58 HEIFER, born after 1st Jan 2016

Class 59 HEIFER, born after 1st Jan 2015

Class 60 COW in calf or with natural calf at foot

Commercial BeefJUDGE: FRANK PAGE, NORTHAMPTONClass 61 BEST BEEF STEER (Limousin or Limousin Cross)

Class 62 BEST BEEF STEER (British Blue or British Blue Cross)

Class 63 BEST BEEF STEER (any other breed other than British blue or Limousin pure or cross)

Class 64 BEST BEEF HEIFER (British Blue or British Blue Cross)

Class 65 BEST BEEF HEIFER (Limousin or Limousin Cross)

Class 66 BEST BEEF HEIFER (any breed other than British Blue or Limousin pure or cross)

Class 67 BEST PAIR OF BEEF CATTLE, previously shown in Classes 33-60

Class 68 BEST PAIR OF BEEF CATTLE, previously showin in classes 61-66

Class 69 CALF BORN AFTER 1.1.17 any sex, any beef breed or cross shown by handler under 21 yrs on 1.1.17

All cattle in Classes 61-62 must be led and haltered.THE M. HUGILL CUP will be awarded to the Champion Beast in Classes 61-68.

Championship PrizeThe FARMWAYFEEDS PERPETUAL TROPHY is awarded to the Interbreed beef champion.

Section - 3SHEEP

NFU MUTUAL HAVE SPONSORED THE SHEEP SECTION.

OPEN CLASSESClasses 1-81 - Prize Money: 1st £15; 2nd £12; 3rd £8; 4th £5. ENTRY FEE £2.00.THE SUPREME CHAMPION IN THE SHOW WILL RECEIVE A PRIZE OF £150, RESERVE £100. RESERVE RESERVE £50Judging of Sheep Classes 1-73 commences at 10.00 a.m.'SUPREMES' JUDGING AT THE END OF ALL BREED CLASSES. GENERAL CONDITION:- All Breeding Ewes to have reared a Lamb during the current year.MAEDI VISNA: Only full accredited or non-scheme sheep will be accepted. Please indicate status. Accredited only for Suffolk, Beltex Charollais Sheep & Hampshires. You must state on the entry form if - accredited or non-accredited.The NOBLE FUELS CUP will be awarded to the Supreme Champion in the Show, to be judged by all Sheep Judges on a points basis, immediately following the judging of each section.All Sheep Trophies will be presented after championships.It is the Exhibitors responsibility to complete their own movement licenses. All stock to remain on showfield until at least 4.00pm.The Stokesley Agricultural Society holding number is 48/448/8001. A Referee Judge is available if required. SuffolkJUDGE: MR A GLAVES, SCARBOROUGH The Suffolk Sheep Society present a Special Rosette to the Best Exhibit from a Registered FlockClass 1 ONE SHEARING OR AGED RAM

Class 2 RAM LAMB, trimmed

Class 3 RAM LAMB, untrimmed Class 4 GIMMER LAMB

Class 5 ONE SHEARLING GIMMER

Class 6 ONE BREEDING EWE

THE ERNEST MYERS PERPETUAL MEMORIAL CUP will be awarded to the Best Exhibit in Classes 1-6. Special Prizes £5.00 for Best Suffolk Sheep. Reserve £3. CharollaisJUDGE: MR M PRESTON, BINGLEYThese classes qualify for the Yorkshire Area Novice Points Competition, open to breeders who have not previously won a Breed Championship. The presentation to be made at Masham Sheep Fair.

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Class 7 ONE SHEARLING OR AGED RAM

Class 8 RAM LAMB



Class 11 GIMMER LAMB

The British Charollais Sheep Society offers a Championship Rosette.Special Prize £5.00 for Best Charollais Sheep. Reserve £3.

TexelJUDGE: MR D CURRIE, SKIPTON Class 12 AGED RAM

Class 13 SHEARING RAM

Class 14 RAM LAMB




The Quercus Flock Perpetual Trophy to be awarded to the Champion Texel. Special prize £5 for best Texel Sheep. Reserve £3. PLEASE INDICATE ON ENTRY FORM ACCREDITED OR NON-ACCREDITED.These classes are sponsored by John Howard.

BeltexJUDGE: MR W BORTHWICK, LOCKERBIEThe Beltex section is kindly sponsored by Mrs Anita Huntsman

Class 18 ONE SHEARLING OR AGED RAM

Class 19 RAM LAMB



Class 22 ONE GIMMER LAMB

The David Findlay Perpetual Memorial Trophy to the Champion Beltex Accredited only.Special prize £5 for best Beltex Sheep Reserve £3.

Hampshire DownsMV ACCREDITED ONLYJUDGE: MR W BORTHWICK, LOCKERBIEClass 23 AGED RAM

Class 24 SHEARLING RAM

Class 25 RAM LAMB




Accredited only.Special prize £5 for Best Hampshire. Reserve £3.

SwaledaleJUDGE: MR J BRUNTON, RICHMONDClass 29 AGED RAM


Class 31 RAM LAMB




Class 35 GROUP OF FOUR, including Aged or Shearling Ram, Breeding Ewe or Shearling Gimmer, Ram Lamb and Gimmer Lamb

THE BOULTON & COOPER LTD, PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP will be awarded to the best Group. Special Prize £5 for Best Swaledale Sheep. Reserve £3.

THE D.J HANSON LTD TROPHY is awarded to the Best Swaledale Sheep

Scotch Blackface JUDGE: MR D ROBSON, HEXHAM Class 36 AGED RAM


Class 38 RAM LAMB

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Class 40 ONE SHEARLING GIMMER.


Class 42 GROUP OF FOUR, including Aged or Shearling Ram, Breeding Ewe or Shearling Gimmer, Ram Lamb and Gimmer Lamb

THE CANON KYLE MEMORIAL PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP will be awarded to the Best Group. Special Prize £5.00 for Best Scotch Blackface Sheep. Reserve £3.

JacobJUDGE: MR J R FOZZARD, GOOLEAll sheep to be shown to Breed Society rules. This section is sponsored by ALLEN NIXON.

Class 43 AGED RAM


Class 45 RAM LAMB




Class 49 GROUP OF 3, not more than 2 of one sex

THE JACOB SHEEP SOCIETY offers a rosette for the Best Jacob in the Show. THE F. W. HALL ROSE BOWL will be awarded to the Best Jacob Sheep. Special Prize £5.00 for Best Jacob Sheep. Reserve £3.

TeeswaterJUDGE: MR T ADDISON, BARNARD CASTLE

Class 50 AGED RAM OR SHEARLING RAM

Class 51 RAM LAMB


Established 1859

Class 52 EWE

Class 53 SHEARLING GIMMER


Class 55 GROUP OF 3, not more than 2 of one sexSpecial Prize £5 for Best Teeswater Sheep. Reserve £3.

Blue Faced Leicester JUDGE: MR A BAINBRIDGE, LEYBURN

Class 56 AGED OR SHEARLING RAM

Class 57 RAM LAMB

Class 58 BREEDING EWE

Class 59 GIMMER SHEARLING


Special Prize £5 for Best Blue Faced Leicester Sheep Reserve £3.

MuleJUDGE: MR R L GARBUTT, CHOP GATE

Class 61 ONE MULE EWE TO HAVE REARED LAMBS IN CURRENT YEAR

Class 62 ONE MULE SHEARLING GIMMER

Class 63 ONE MULE GIMMER LAMB, for breeding purposes

Class 64 GROUP OF 3, to include breeding ewe, shearling and lamb

Special Prize £5 for Best Mule. Reserve £3. Exhibitor to choose one from winning pair for championship

NativeALL EXHIBITS TO BE NON MAEDI-VISNA ACCREDITED IN THIS SECTION, MUST BE STRICTLY ADHERED TO.Native breeds for which there are no other classes in schedule.

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JUDGE: MR M KINNES, KILHAMClass 65 NATIVE BREEDS

Male over 1 year

Class 66 Female over 1 year

Class 67 Male lamb under 12 months old

Class 68 Female lamb under 12 months

Special prize £5 for best native, reserve £3. Please state breed on entry form. Rosette to Best Oxford Down presented by Oxford Down Sheep Breeders Association. Rosette to the Best Woodland presented by the Rare Breeds Survival Trust.THE STOKESLEY FARMERS BEAGLE PERPETUAL TROPHY to be awarded for champion native sheep.

Primitive ALL EXHIBITS TO BE NON MAEDI-VISNA ACCREDITED IN THIS SECTION, MUST BE STRICTLY ADHERED TO. Primitive breeds for which there are no other classes in schedule.

JUDGE: MR N SPENCELEY, WHITBY Class 69 Male over 1 year

Class 70 Female lamb over 1 year


Class 72 Female lamb under 12 months old

Special prize £5 for best primitive. Reserve £3. Please state breed on entry form. Championship.

Any Other Breed Sheep not catered for in any other sectionALL EXHIBITS TO BE NON MAEDI-VISNA ACCREDITED IN THIS SECTION, MUST BE STRICTLY ADHERED TO.JUDGE: MR J SIMPSON, YORKClass 73 Male over 1 year

Class 74 Female over 1 year


Class 76 Female lamb under 12 months old

Special prize £5 for best any other pure breed. Reserve £3. Please state breed on entry form. Championship.

Pet Lamb & HandlerTo be judged at approx 11.30am after championship of sheep. Judged on Handling and Presentation, all to be haltered, sheep not to be shown in any other classes. Please give child’s name when entering. Lamb to be born in the current year and to be NON-ACCREDITED.JUDGE: DAVID & TRUDY SANDERSON, HELMSLEYClass 77 HANDLERS TO BE 6 YEARS

AND UNDER ON SHOW DAY.

Class 78 HANDLERS TO BE 7 YEARS OF AGE TO 10 YEARS ON SHOWDAY

Class 79 HANDLERS TO BE 11 YEARS OF AGE TO 15 YEARS ON SHOW DAY

CHAMPIONSHIP 1st prize winners to compete. The MR & MRS R. WEIGHELL Trophy to be awarded to the Champion.

Butchers LambsTo be judged at approx 11.30am, all to be non-accreditedJUDGE: MR T THOMPSON, THIRSK Class 80 DOWNCROSS PEN OF TWO BUTCHERS’ LAMBS (Suffolk or Cross) which must have been bred by the Exhibitor. The breed of Ram must be stated at time of entry. 40kgs live weight or under each animal

Class 81 DOWNCROSS PEN OF TWO BUTCHERS’ LAMBS (Suffolk or Cross) which must have been bred by the Exhibitor. The breed of Ram must be stated at time of entry. Over 40kgs live weight each animal

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Class 83 CONTINENTAL PEN OF TWO BUTCHERS’ LAMBS which must have been bred by the exhibitor. The breed of Ram must be stated at time of entry. Over 40kgs live weight each animal

Class 84 PEN OF TWO BUTCHERS’ LONG WOOL LAMBS, Masham or Mule

THE JOSEPH WILSON MEMORIAL TROPHY will be awarded to the winner.

Class 85 PEN OF TWO BUTCHERS’ LAMBS, Scotch Blackface or Swaledale

THE LOWTHER BRANSBY MEMORIAL TROPHY will be awarded to the best pen in Classes 83-88No Pen of Lambs allowed to compete in more than one Class. It is the Exhibitors responsibility to complete their own movement licenses.ALL STOCK TO REMAIN ON SHOWFIELD UNTIL AT LEAST 4.00PM.The Stokesley Agricultural Society holding number is 48/448/8801.

Sheep Dog TrialsTO BE HELD ANNUALLY EVERY MAY AT STOKESLEY SHOWFIELD. FOR DETAILS SEE LOCAL PRESS. ENTRANTS AND PUBLIC WELCOME

Section - 4VINTAGE MACHINERY

THIS SECTION IS KINDLY SPONSORED BY LITHGOW SONS

& PARTNERS, STOKESLEY.JUDGES: MR. R. DENT, KILDALEFirst Prize £15; Second £12; Third £8.ENTRY FEE £4.ALL VEHICLES TO BE ON SHOWFIELD BY 8.00AMClass 1 FERGUSON TRACTOR - pre 1968

Class 2 BEST ORIGINAL TRACTOR (working clothes) - pre 1968

Class 3 VINTAGE TRACTOR - Pre 1968

Class 4 VINTAGE EQUIPMENT - Working Pre 1968

Class 5 BEST ENGINE - vertical

Class 6 BEST ENGINE - horizontal

All entrants in the Vintage Machinery classes must hold a valid certificate of public liability insurance.SPECIAL AWARDSBest Vintage Tractor - SILKOLENE LUBRICANTS SHIELDBest Original Tractor- DICK PRESTON MEMORIAL SHIELDBest Ferguson - R BARKER & SON SHIELDBest in Show - ARNOLD MARTIN MEMORIAL SHIELDBest Engine - THE STOKESLEY MOTORS TROPHY

Section - 5DAIRY GOATS

JUDGE: MR. M. COX, NOTTINGHAMSHIREClasses 1-32: Prize Money: First £15; Second £12; Third £8.ENTRY FEE £2.00.The Goat Classes are held under the Rules, Regulations and Recognition of the British Goat Society. All exhibits must be registered with the British Goat Society as in the ownership and in the name of the exhibitor, the registered name and number being quoted on the entry form (also the kidding date for goats in milk). All goats in milk to have kidded or aborted a minimum of 30 days previous to the day of the Show.

This show has B/W health status. Entry is restricted to those goats with current B.G.S. C.A.E. - negative certification. Current proof of this is to be submitted with entry form.

Class 1 FEMALE GOAT that has borne a kid any age, in milk, entered in the Anglo Nubian section of the Herd Book

Class 2 FEMALE GOAT that has borne a kid, any age, in milk, entered in the Saanen Section of the Herd Book

Class 3 FEMALE GOAT that has borne a kid, any age, in milk, entered in the Toggenburg section of Herd Book

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Class 4 FEMALE GOAT that has borne a kid, any age, in milk, entered in the British Alpine section of the Herd Book

Class 5 FEMALE GOAT that has borne a kid, any age, in milk, entered in the British Saanen section of the Herd Book

Class 6 FEMALE GOAT that has borne a kid, any age, in milk, entered in the British Toggenburg section of the Herd Book

Class 7 FEMALE GOAT that has borne a kid, any age, in milk, entered in the Golden or English Guernsey section of the Herd Book

Class 8 FEMALE GOAT that has borne a kid, any age, in milk, any other variety

Class 9 GOATLING that has not borne a kid, over one but not exceeding two years, entered in the Anglo Nubian section of the Herd Book

Class 10 GOATLING that has not borne a kid, over one but not exceeding two years, entered in the Saanen Section of the Herd Book

Class 11 GOATLING that has not borne a kid, over one, but not exceeding two years, entered in the Toggenburg section of the Herd Book

Class 12 GOATLING that has not borne a kid, over one, but not exceeding two years, entered in the British Alpine section of the Herd Book

Class 13 GOATLING that has not borne a kid, over one but not exceeding two years, entered in the British Saanen section of the Herd Book

Class 14 GOATLING that has not borne a kid, over one but not exceeding two years entered in the British Toggenburg section of the Herd Book

Class 15 GOATLING, that has not borne a kid, over one but not exceeding two years entered in the Golden or English Guernsey section of the Herd Book

Class 16 GOATLING that has not borne a kid, over one but not exceeding two years, any other variety

Class 17 FEMALE KID over two months but not exceeding one year, entered in the Anglo Nubian section of the Herd Book

Class 18 FEMALE KID over two months but not exceeding one year, entered in the Saanen Section of the Herd Book

Class 19 FEMALE KID, over two months but not exceeding one year, entered in the Toggenburg section of the Herd Book

Class 20 FEMALE KID over two months but not exceeding one year, entered in the British Alpine section of the Herd Book

Class 21 FEMALE KID over two months but not exceeding one year, entered in the British Saanen section of the Herd Book

Class 22 FEMALE KID, over two months but not exceeding one year, entered in the British Toggenburg section of the Herd Book

Class 23 FEMALE KID, over two months but not exceeding one year, entered in the English or Golden Guernsey section of the Herd Book

Class 24 FEMALE KID over two months but not exceeding one year, any other variety

Class 25 MILKING COMPETITION for Goats entered in the Anglo Nubian section of the Herd Book

Class 26 MILKING COMPETITION for Goats entered in the Saanen section of the Herd Book

Class 27 MILKING COMPETITION for Goats entered in the Toggenburg section of the Herd Book

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Class 28 MILKING COMPETITION for Goats entered in the British Alpine section of the Herd Book

Class 29 MILKING COMPETITION for Goats entered in the British Saanen section of the Herd Book

Class 30 MILKING COMPETITION for Goats entered in the British Toggenburg section of the Herd Book

Class 31 MILKING COMPETITION for Goats entered in the English or Golden Guernsey section of the Herd Book

Class 32 MILKING COMPETITION for Goats any other variety

GOAT HEALTH CLASSIFICATION - “W”Entries will be restricted to those goats with current BGS. CAE- monitored status and goats from herds that are whole herd tested within the 12 months prior to the show.No entries will be accepted unless CAE Blood Test results are on BGS submission forms or sheep and goat health scheme forms. This is to enable quick and accurate confirmation of the status of the goats attending this show.

SPECIAL PRIZESA ROSETTE for the Best Goat in Show. A CHALLENGE CERTIFICATE for the Best Goat that has borne a kid. A CHALLENGE CERTIFICATE for the Best Inspection/Production Goat. A BREED CHALLENGE CERTIFICATE for the Best Goat that has borne a kid in each of the following breeds: Anglo Nubian, Saanan, Toggenburg, British-Alpine, British-Guernsey, British Saanan, British Toggenburg and Golden Guernsey. A CERTIFICATE OF MERIT for the Best British Milker that has borne a kid over one year old.SPECIAL AWARDS The pomeroy challenge cup for the Anglo Wubian goat over two years with the highset milking competition points.

The "Stud Goat" Challenge Cup for the Stud Goat the sire of the best progeny exhibited at certain Shows, not exceeding nine in number, in any one calendar year. Points will be allotted to progeny winning prizes as follows: Each 1st prize, 3 points, 2nd prize, 2 points, 3rd prize, 1 point; subject to no goat being allotted more than three points in inspection classes and three points in milking competitions at any one show. No points will be

allotted in respect of awards in "family", or in "novice" or other restricted classes. The qualities of the goat itself will not be taken into consideration. The Cup will be awarded to the breeder of the Stud Goat whose progeny secure the most points, provided that not less than 25 points are obtained by the progeny of one goat. The Cleveland Dairy Goat Society offers to its members:-

THE BEABE PERPETUAL TROPHIES donated by Mr & Mrs B. Clark, for Best Milker, Best Goatling, Best Kid, Anglo Nubian or British Alpine.ST. CLEMENTS PERPETUAL TROPHY donated by Mr R. Clements for Best British Alpine kid.

RICHMAY PERPETUAL CHALLENGE TROPHY donated by Mrs B. Richardson, for Best Saanen or British Saanen goat.DOXFORD PERPETUAL SHIELD for the British Saanen Milker with the highest milk yield on the day.J. THOMPSON MEMORIAL TROPHY - Points awarded at this Show to all Cleveland Dairy Goat Society members will count towards the above trophy.NOTICESAll Goats in milk must be on the show ground by6 pm on the eve of the Show and must be stripped out by an appointed steward by 6.30 pm.

All other exhibits to be on the Showground by9.30 am on Show day.Exhibitors please note that the Registered name, number, ear mark, date of birth, sires registered name, and number and for Goats in milk, date of kidding, must be put on the Entry Form.Any kid exhibited must be not less than two calendar months old on the day of the Show.Bedding provided.

PLEASE CHECK THAT ALL EAR-MARKS ARE CLEARLY VISIBLE.

Section - 6PRODUCE

WATERS WASTE KINDLY SPONSORS THE PRODUCE SECTION JUDGES: Honey: MR T. JEFFERSON, WHITBYWines: DR. A. HEADING, GT. BROUGHTON

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Jams: MRS J. FIRMAN, EASBYBread: MRS N. CALDER, NITON, Pastries: MRS S. LAWTON, SWAINBYBiscuits: MRS A. FAZAKERLEY, EAGLESCLIFFECakes: MRS B. TURNER, SWAINBY MRS L. BRECKON, APPLETON WISKE Icing Section: MRS C. TAYLOR, THIRSKALL ESSENTIAL PASS HOLDING VEHICLES TO BE ON THE SHOWFIELD BY 8.30AM, NO MOVEMENT OF VEHICLES AFTER 8.30AM.Exhibits to be displayed by 9am. (YOU MUST BRING ENTRY SHEETS TO COLLECT YOUR ENTRIES AT 4.30 - 5.30PM.)Judging the Exhibits, the right of opening any or all bottles is reserved. First Prize £5.00; Second £3.00; Third £2.00. ENTRY FEE 60p. Exhibitors limited to a maximum of three entries per exhibitor in each class.EVERY EXHIBIT in Classes 1-25 Honey & Dairy Produce must have adhered to it the Small Adhesive Label provided by the Secretary to the Show.

NO REMOVAL OF ITEMS BEFORE 4.30PM.

Class 1 ONE CAKE OF BEES WAX, not less than 200g (1/2 lb)

Class 2 ONE FRAME OF COMB HONEY, deep or shallow

Class 3 TWO 1lb. JARS EXTRACTED LIGHT HONEY

Class 4 TWO 1lb. JARS EXTRACTED HEATHER HONEY

Class 5 TWO 1lb. JARS GRANULATED HONEY

Class 6 TWO 1lb. JARS MEDIUM OR DARK HONEY

Class 7 TWO 1lb. SECTIONS OF COMB OF HEATHER or FLOWER HONEY

Class 8 CUT COMB OF HONEY200g (1/2lb) in plastic cut comb container with clear lid

Any sales by Exhibitors must be effected after 4.30pm.Run or extracted Honey must be shown in plain white glass bottles, each containing one pound actual or nominal weight.

Class 9 HONEY LOAFIngredients:250g honey plus about 2 tablespoons to glaze225g butter100g dark muscovado sugar3 eggs beaten300g self raising flour

Method:1. Preheat oven to 160oC (fan 140oC), gas mark 3. Butter and line a 2lb loaf tin.2. Put the butter, sugar and honey into a pan and melt slowly. When liquid, boil for 1 minute. Leave to cool for 15-20 minutes.3. Beat the eggs into the melted honey mixture then sift in the flour and beat until you have a quite runny batter.4. Pour into the loaf tin and bake for 50 minutes - 1 hour.5. Turn the loaf out onto a wire rack and immediately brush with 2 tablespoons of warmed honey to give a sticky glaze.Cakes will be displayed on provided plates

Class 10 ONE BOTTLE OF SWEET MEAD

Class 11 ONE BOTTLE OF DRY MEAD

Class 12 ONE BOTTLE OF SPECIALISED MEAD. Cyser Methyglin or Melomel ( in a clear 26 fl oz bottle with a flanged cork and not more than one entry from the same fermentation. Labelled 1 inch from the bottom) - same rule as the other meads.

Class 13 1x1 lb "blacked out' jar of honey. Any type of honey in a 1 lb jar to be judged on flavour. Must be free of wax and derbis. Black sleeve to be provided.

Class 14 5x1 oz bars of beeswax.

Class 15 Honey as for Sale. 3 jars of the same type of honey appropratley labelled for sale.

Class 16 ONE BOTTLE OF FLAVOURED GIN (not sloe)

Class 17 ONE BOTTLE SLOE GIN (small bottle)

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Class 32 4 BREAD BUNS - white or brown

Class 33 SPECIALITY BREAD (any shape)

Class 34 FLAPJACK - Four pieces

Class 35 SIX GINGER BISCUITS, Rolled out and use cutter

Class 36 ONE ROUND SHORTBREAD

Class 37 FOUR CHOCOLATE CHIP COOKIES

Class 38 FOUR CHOCOLATE BROWNIES

Class 39 FOUR FRUIT SCONES

Class 40 FOUR CHEESE SCONES

Class 41 FOUR ANY OTHER FLAVOURED SCONE

Class 42 LEMON MERINGUE PIE

Class 43 4 ALMOND TARTS

Class 44 4 JAM TARTS

Class 45 1 BAKEWELL TART

Class 46 SAUCER FRUIT PIE, Short Crust Pastry

Class 47 BAKED EGG CUSTARD TART

Class 48 EGG AND BACON FLAN

Class 49 4 SAUSAGE ROLLS

All cakes to be displayed on a doyley or paper plate

Class 50 MEN ONLY: CAKE OF OWN CHOICE - not to be iced

Class 51 DUNDEE CAKE

Class 52 DATE & WALNUT LOAF

Class 53 MALTED CHOCOLATE CAKE

SERVES 8-10Ingredients:30g malted milk drink

Class 18 ONE BOTTLE (of any other) LIQUEUR - (Small Bottle)

Class 19 FLAVOURED VINEGAR IN A SMALL BOTTLE

CD LAMB TROPHY to best bottle of wine, PETERLEE TROPHY to best liqueur. Wines limited to 3 entries per Exhibitor in each Class.Wines to be exhibited in Clear Glass Bottles of approximately 26 fluid oz. with Flanged Stoppers (all cork or cork with white plastic top). Exhibitor to complete labels supplied with Class and Exhibitors Number: and Ingredient. Labels to be affixed with the bottom edge of the label approximately 1in. from the bottom of the bottle. STATE DATE AND VARIETY MADE OR UNABLE TO BE JUDGED.

NOTE:- ONLY ONE ENTRY PER CLASS PER EXHIBITOR IN CLASSES 20-28

Class 20 JAR OF LEMON CURDThe Dr. Fiona Clarke Memorial Trophy to be presented to the winner of Class 20

Class 21 JAR OF JAM - Strawberry

Class 22 JAR OF JAM - Raspberry

Class 23 JAR OF JAM - Blackcurrant

Class 24 JAR OF JAM - any other named variety

Class 25 JAR OF MARMALADE

Class 26 JAR OF FRUIT JELLY, any named variety

Class 27 JAR OF UNUSUAL PRESERVE

Class 28 JAR OF CHUTNEYA MAXIMUM OF 2 ENTRIES PEREXHIBITOR FROM CLASS 29 ON WARDS

Class 29 WHITE BREAD, Made in a 1lb loaf tin or 454grm, at least 24

hours old

Class 30 BROWN BREAD, Made in a 1lb loaf tin or 454grm, at least 24

hours oldThe WELFORD CUP is awarded to the best bread loaf.

Class 31 TWO FRUIT TEACAKESThe KA HAITH Salver to the winner to be held for 1 year.

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30g cocoa powder225g butter, softened, plus extra for greasing225g caster Sugar225g self-raising flour11 tsp baking powder4 eggs

For the icing: 3 tbsp malted chocolate drink powder1 1/2 tbsp hot milk125g butter, softened250g icing sugar, plus extra for dusting50g dark chocolate (at least 50 per cent cocoa solids_, melted1 tbsp boiling waterabout 20 maltesers, to decorateMethod:1. You will need two 20cm round sandwich tine. Preheat the oven to 180◦c/160◦c fan/gas 4 and grease the tins with butter and line the bases with baking paper.2. Measure the malted chocolate drink powder and cocoa powder into large bowl, pour over 2 tablespoons of water and mix to a paste. Add the remaining cake ingredients and beat until smooth.3. Divide evenly between the prepared tins and bake in the oven for 20-25 minutes. Set aside in the tins to cool for 5 minutes, then turn out on to a wire rack to cool completely.4. To make the icing, measure the malted chocolate drink powder into a bowl, add the hot milk and mix until smooth. Add the butter, icing sugar and melted chocolate and mix again until smooth, then add the boiling water to give a gloss to the icing.5. Place one cake on a plate and spread over half the icing. Sandwich with the other cake and spread (or pipe) the remaining icing on top, using the tip of rounded palette knife to create a swirled effect from the centre to the edge of the cake. Arrange the Maltesers over the top and dust with icing sugar before serving.

Class 54 TRADITIONAL JAM SWISS ROLL

Class 55 LEMON DRIZZLE CAKE/LOAF

Class 56 A FATLESS SPONGE

Class 57 CARROT CAKE

Class 58 GINGER LOAF/CAKE

Class 59 VICTORIA SANDWICH CAKE

THE HARFORTH SALVER (to be held for one year) To be awarded to the Winner of Class 59.

Class 60 4 PIECES FROM A TRAY BAKE

Class 61 MILLIONAIRE SHORTBREAD (Shortbread, fudge and chocolate) 4 pieces

Class 62 FOUR FRUIT MUFFINS, Paper Cases

Class 63 FOUR BUTTERFLY CAKES, Paper Cases

Class 64 ICED COFFEE CAKE

Class 65 AN UNUSUAL FLAVOURED CAKE (must have a label identifying the flavour)

Class 66 FOUR ICED CUPCAKES, not to be cut

Class 67 A SUGARCRAFT CELEBRATION CAKE not to be cut

Class 68 SUGARCRAFT CAKE TOPPER

Class 69 A CELEBRATION PICNIC LUNCH FOR 2 including 4 items to be judged, Presentation to be taken into account

Section - 7HANDICRAFTS

WATERS WASTE KINDLY SPONSORS THE HANDICRAFTS SECTIONJUDGES:Knitting: MS A. MORTON, SALTBURNMixed Crafts: MRS C. FIELDS, YORK MRS J. TAYLOR, GT. BROUGHTONEmbroidery: MRS L. ANSELL, CONWYWoodwork & Metalwork: MR G. ANSELL, CONWY

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Established 1859

JUDGING STARTS AT 9.30AM PROMPTPrize Money: 1st £5.00; 2nd £3.00; 3rd £2.00.ENTRY FEE 60p per entry.

ALL ESSENTIAL PASS HOLDING VEHICLES TO BE ON THE SHOWFIELD BY 8.30AM. NO MOVEMENT OF VEHICLES AFTER 8.30AM.Exhibits to be displayed by 9.00am. Exhibits to be collected 4.30pm - 5.30pm.YOU MUST BRING ENTRY SHEETS TO COLLECT YOUR ENTRIES AT THE END OF THE DAYExhibitors limited to a maximum of three entries per exhibitor in each class.

DOREEN ALLGOOD MEMORIAL SHIELD - KNITTING CLASSES 1-13 THE BETTY FRANK PERPETURAL TROPHY - MIXED CRAFTS CLASSES 14-35 THE JEAN HUGILL - EMBROIDERY SHIELD - CLASSES 37-41 LITTLEFAIR CUP - WOODWORK/METALWORK CLASSES 43-48. ITEMS MUST NOT HAVE BEEN PRIZE WINNERS AT STOKESLEY SHOW PREVIOUSLY.Rosette award for Best in each section - Knitting, Mixed Handicraft, Embroidery, Woodwork/Metalwork.

Class 1 HAND KNITTED GARMENT, for Child under one year

Class 2 CHILD’S GARMENT, Hand Knitted, over one year

Class 3 ADULT GARMENT, Hand Knitted, with fastening

Class 4 ADULT GARMENT, Hand Knitted, without fastening

Class 5 KNITTED DOLL OR TOY

Class 6 GLOVES OR SOCKS Knitted

Class 7 SCARF OR HAT Knitted

Class 8 ITEM OF KNITTED LACE IN FINE YARN

Class 9 KNITTED SAMPLE MAXSIZE, 20x30cms

Class 10 ITEM FROM HAND SPUN WOOL

Class 11 A KNITTED BAG, lined, fulled or felted

Class 12 A KNITTED TEA COSY

Class 13 CROCHET ARTICLE any medium

Class 14 AN EXAMPLE OF HAND MADE FELT

Class 15 A ITEM OF NEEDLE FELT

Class 16 DRESSED DOLL any medium

Class 17 SOFT TOY IN A MATCH BOX

Class 18 A BAG any medium

Class 19 A DOORSTOP

Class 20 BOOKMARK, any medium

Class 21 DECORATED BOX

Class 22 A CHRISTMAS TREE ORNAMENT (stand provided)

Class 23 FESTIVE DECORATION

Class 24 A PIN CUSHION

Class 25 HAND CRAFTED FLOWERS

Class 26 A DECORATED SHOE

Class 27 A PATCHWORK QUILT/THROW

Class 28 A SMALL ITEM OF PATCHWORK 30cm max

Class 29 ARTICLE FROM RECYCLED MATERIAL

Class 30 ARTICLE, any craft not scheduled over 30cm

Class 31 ARTICLE, any Craft not scheduled, under 30cm long

Class 32 STUFFED TOY, any medium

Class 33 A HARE (any medium)

Class 34 AN ITEM OF CLOTHING FOR A CHILD, not knitted

Class 35 A ITEM OF CLOTHING FOR AN ADULT, not knitted

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Class 36 GREETINGS CARD - any medium (with envelope) NO KITS

Class 37 COUNTED THREADWORK, (including cross-stitch) unframed

Class 38 EMBROIDERY, any article not cross-stitch, longest side less then 30cm

Class 39 EMBROIDERY, longest side more than 30cm, any article not cross stitch

Class 40 COUNTED THREADWORK, (including cross-stitch) (framed

Class 41 MACHINE EMBROIDERY SAMPLER 20x30cm Max

Class 42 CUSHION

Class 43 PIECE OF JEWELLERY

Class 44 BEAD WORK

Class 45 ITEM OF LEADED GLASS

Class 46 ITEM OF FUSED GLASS

Class 47 WALKING STICK OR POLE

Class 48 WOODWORK, turned

Class 49 WOODWORK, not turned

Class 50 METALWORK

Class 51 WOODWORK COMBINED turned and not turned

Class 52 ITEM OF CARVED WOOD

Class 53 STONE WORK, WIRE OR WILLOW SCULPTURE

Class 54 UNDER 18'S ITEM OF METAL OR WOODWORK (age as on showday)

Class 55 AN 'UPCYCLED'ITEM IN WOOD OR METAL

Class 56 SCARECROW- to be displayed outside on a stake provided, To be judged by The President.

Art and PaintingJUDGE: C. PYBUS, WHITBYPrize Money: 1st £5.00; 2nd £3.00; 3rd £2.00. ENTRY FEE 60p per entry. Exhibits to be displayed by 9.00am.Exhibits limited to a maximum of three entries per Exhibitor in each class. Number to be attached to front of Picture. Entries are to be framed for protection and complete with hanger. Paintings of any Subject will be accepted in all classes. MAXIMUM SIZE OF EXHIBIT TO BE NO LARGER THAN 30”x24” INCLUDING FRAME.

Class 57 WATERCOLOUR and/or GOUACHE

THE GLADYS B. CLEMITT MEMORIAL TROPHY to be held for one year will be awarded to the winner of Class 57.

Class 58 ACRYLIC/CHROMA

Class 59 OIL/ALKYD

Class 60 PASTEL - Soft or OilThe JEAN BELL CUP to be held for one year will be awarded to the best Pastel in the show.

Class 61 BLACK & WHITE MEDIA - Charcoal etc. (Coloured paper is allowed)

Class 62 COLOURED PEN/PENCIL/INKS

Class 63 MIXED MEDIA & COLLAGE

THE ALEC WRIGHT MEMORIAL SALVER to be held for one year will be awarded to the Best Exhibit in Classes, kindly donated by the Cleveland Branch of the Council for the Protection of Rural England.The Society does not accept any responsibility for loss in this Section, but every care will be taken.

SPECIAL NOTICE - Classes. Any article awarded a First Prize at this Society’s last Show is not eligible to compete at this year’s Show.Article exhibited must have been made or executed by the Exhibitor and must be his or her bona fide property at the date of the Show.

Photography(Not Professional)JUDGE: GUY DAVIES, STOKESLEYPrize money 1st - £5.00; 2nd - £3.00; 3rd - £2.00ENTRY FEE 60p per entry. Exhibits to be displayed by 9.00am.Exhibits not to be collected before 4.30pm. Exhibits limited to three entries per exhibitor ineach class.

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Established 1859

Exhibitor to mark the correct orientation of the photographPrints colour or monochrome not less than 6” x 4”Maximum size to be no greater than A4 size (210mm x 295mm) or (8.25” x 11.5”) to include any card mounting.Class 64 LANDSCAPE

Class 65 PORTRAIT

Class 66 STILL LIFE

Class 67 NATURAL WORLD

Class 68 HUMAN ACTIVITY

Class 69 HUMOROUS

The J. S. WEST TROPHY (to be held for one year) will be awarded to the Best Exhibit in Photography.

Class 70 OPEN

This class for a budding young photographer, 16 years and under on show day.TROPHY FOR BEST YOUNG PHOTOGRAPHER

Section - 8FARM PRODUCE

FLETCHERS FARM COFFEE SHOP, FARM SHOP AND FARMERS MARKET PROUD TO

SUPPORT FARM PRODUCEAll Roots and Corn must be grown by the Exhibitor, who must be a bona-fide Farmer, and SHOWN AS GROWN IN THE CURRENT YEAR.

JUDGES: Corn Samples: MR S ROBINSON, GT.AYTONRoots and Hay: MR A CALVERT, GT.BROUGHTONFirst Prize £5.00; Second £3.00; Third £2.00.ENTRY FEE 60p per entry.

Samples in Classes 1-7 to be 1 kg minimum in Weight.NOTE - Variety of each Sample of Corn to be named.

ALL EXHIBITS TO BE DISPLAYED BY 9.00AM.

ALL ESSENTIAL PASS HOLDING VEHICLES TO BE ON THE SHOWFIELD BY 8.30AM. NO MOVEMENT OF VEHICLES AFTER 8.30AM.

OPEN CLASSESClass 1 SAMPLE OF AUTUMN SOWN

BARLEY

Class 2 SAMPLE OF SPRING SOWN BARLEY

Class 3 SAMPLE OF AUTUMN SOWN HARD WHEAT, most suitable for Milling Purposes

Class 4 SAMPLE OF AUTUMN SOWN SOFT WHEAT, most suitable for Biscuit Milling Purposes

Class 5 SAMPLE OF AUTUMN SOWN WHEAT, most suitable for Feed Purposes

Class 6 SAMPLE OF SHORT OATS

Class 7 SAMPLE OF OIL SEED RAPE

Class 8 SIX WHITE POTATOES UNWASHED

Class 9 SIX RED POTATOES UNWASHED

Class 10 TWO SWEDES, any top, Untrimmed

Class 11 TWO FODDER BEET, RED OR ORANGE, As grown, untrimmed

Class 12 TWO FODDER BEET, ANY COLOUR OTHER THAN RED OR ORANGE YELLOW, As grown, untrimmed

Class 13 HEAVIEST ROOT ‘SWEDE OR FODDER BEET’

Class 14 THREE HEADS OF KALE, roots dressed

Class 15 SIX STALKS OF FIELD BEANS

Class 16 TALLEST THISTLE

Class 17 SAMPLE OF SILAGE 5kg minimum, judged on appearance

Class 18 HALF A BALE OF NATURALLY DRIED SEED HAY.

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Class 19 HALF A BALE OF NATURALLY DRIED HAY OTHER THAN SEEDTHE JOHN METCALFE PERPETUAL MEMORIAL TROPHY will be awarded to the Exhibitor gaining the Most Points in the Farm Produce. Three Points for 1st;Two Points for 2nd; One Point for 3rd.

Section - 9HORTICULTURE

JUDGES: P. NYMEYER, NUNTHORPEA. SPENCELEY, WHITBYG. GARDENER, CO. DURHAMW. BARKER, MIDDLESBROUGHGP. WATSON, AINTHORPER. ORME, REDCARJ.E ANDERSON, MIDDLESBROUGHIN THE INTEREST OF THE PUBLIC, WE ASK ALL EXHIBITORS TO NAME VARIETIES WHEREVER POSSIBLE.

JUDGING AT 9.30A.M. PROMPTALL EXHIBITS TO BE DISPLAYED BY 9.00AM.ALL ESSENTIAL PASS HOLDING VEHICLES TO BE ON THE SHOWFIELD BY 8.30AM. NO MOVEMENT OF VEHICLES AFTER 8.30AM. ENTRY FEE (CLASSES 2-118) - 60pPRIZE MONEY (CLASSES 2-115, 117, 118) FIRST £5.00, SECOND £3.00, THIRD £2.00PRIZE MONEY WILL BE PAID OUT IN THE HORTICULTURE TENT BETWEEN 3 and 4.30 p.m. ON PRODUCTION OF EXHIBITORS CLASS LISTING SENT PRIOR TO THE SHOW.Tent cleared at 4.30pm. Exhibitors who produce removal ticket only will be admitted.Electric Light will be provided in the Horticultural Tent from 6 p.m. on Friday night.All exhibits for prizes must have been grown by the exhibitor. The Judges will be empowered to withhold Prizes where the exhibits are considered unworthy, and their decision shall be final. All dishes, vases, stands, etc., to be provided by Exhibitor.

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Tabling provided only by the Society. Anyone requiring assistance with Staging please contact the Secretary. Generally varieties should be named, cards will be provided.THE LANGBAURGH ROSE BOWL (to be held for one year) will be awarded to the Exhibitor gaining most points in the Horticultural Section, excepting Class 1. 3 Points for 1st, 2 Points for 2nd, 1 Point for 3rd.A Special Prize value £5.00 will be awarded to the best entry in each of the following sections: Chrysanthemums, Dahlias, other cut flowers, Pot Plants, Fruit, Vegetables.

HORTICULTURAL TRADE OR SPECIALISTS’ STANDBY INVITATIONClass 1 ARTISTIC DISPLAY OF ANY CHARACTER (excluding Implements or Fertilisers) in space 8ft. wide by up to 40ft. long. Height of exhibit not to exceed 8ft.

THE SYDNEY AND JOHN WELFORD MEMORIAL CUP (to be retained for one year only) is offered for the best exhibit in this class.

THE JANE JOPLING MEMORIAL TROPHY (to be retained for one year only) is presented to the Best Display by an Amateur Society in Class 1.NOTE - No advertising signs or show cards, other than the Exhibitor’s name in appropriate character, are allowed on the exhibits. NO SELLING FROM THE DISPLAY until 4.30pm.

Chrysanthemums & DahliasClass 2 ONE CHRYSANTHEMUM, any variety, Disbudded

Class 3 ONE STEM CHRYSANTHEMUM (SPRAY), any variety

Class 4 ONE VASE OF EARLY FLOWERED / CHRYSANTHEMUMS, any Variety Disbudded. Three Blooms

Class 5 ONE VASE THREE STEMS, SPRAY CHRYSANTHEMUMSThe JOHN LLOYD MEMORIAL TROPHY is awarded to the winner of Class 5.

Class 6 ONE VASE MIXED CHRYSANTHEMUMSThe G.W. WEST TROPHY to be held for one year, will be awarded to the exhibitor gaining most points in the Chrysanthemum Section.

Class 7 ONE DAHLIA, any variety up to and including150mm (6”) max. dia.

Class 8 ONE DAHLIA, any variety, over 150mm (6” dia)

Class 9 THREE BLOOMS DAHLIAS, any variety

Class 10 TWO BLOOMS DAHLIAS, one or more varieties (Giant or large Decorative) separate vases optional

Class 11 THREE BLOOMS DAHLIAS, one or more varieties in one Vase (Medium Decorative)

Class 12 THREE BLOOMS DAHLIAS, one or more varieties in one Vase. (Small and/or Miniature Decorative)

Class 13 THREE BLOOMS DAHLIAS, one or more varieties. (Giant or Large Cactus and/or Semi Cactus)

Class 14 THREE BLOOMS DAHLIAS, one or more varieties in one Vase. (Medium Cactus and/or Semi Cactus)

Class 15 THREE BLOOMS DAHLIAS, one or more varieties in one Vase. (Small and/or Miniature Cactus and/or Semi Cactus)

Class 16 THREE BLOOMS DAHLIAS, one or more varieties in one Vase. (Small Ball or Mini Ball)

Class 17 THREE BLOOMS DAHLIAS, one or more varieties in one Vase. (Pom-pom under two inches)

Class 18 A FRONTAL ARRANGEMENT OF DAHLIAS, arranged for effect.The G. W. MARSAY TROPHY to be held for one year, will be awarded to the Exhibitor gaining most points in the Dahlia Section.


Established 1859

RosesOrganised by the Committee & Members of the Teesside Rose Society – Open to all exhibitors.

Vases, baskets, bowls, boxes & palettes will be provided for miniature classes. Vases & bowls will be provided for all other classes.

OPEN TO ALL EXHIBITORS

Class 19 BOWL, 7 STEMS, LARGE FLOWERED ROSES, one or more varieties

Class 20 VASE, 3 STEMS, LARGE FLOWERED ROSES, one or more varieties

Class 21 VASE, 2 STEMS, LARGE FLOWERED ROSES, one or more varieties

Class 22 VASE, 1 STEM, LARGE FLOWERED ROSE

Class 23 VASE, 3 STEMS, CLUSTER FLOWERED ROSES, one or more varieties

Class 24 VASE, 1 STEM, CLUSTER FLOWERED ROSE

Class 25 ARTIST'S PALETTE, 7 BLOOMS, MINIATURE ROSES, four or more varieties, stage

Class 26 BOX, 6 BLOOMS, MINIATURE ROSES, one or more varieties of classical HT form,

Class 27 VASE, 3 STEMS, MINIATURE ROSES, each carrying a single bloom of classical HT form, one or more varieties

Class 28 VASE, 3 STEMS, CLUSTER FLOWERED, MINIATURE ROSES, one or more varieties

Mrs Bezemer memorial Cup Best in Classes 19-28.

Cut Flowers & PlantsClass 29 ONE LARGE SUNFLOWER in vase

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Class 30 ONE SMALL SUNFLOWER in vase (Flower not to exceed 150mm 6”)

Class 31 AN ARRANGEMENT OF FLOWERS IN A CONTAINER

Class 32 ONE VASE, three stems any combination not scheduled to be named

Class 33 ONE VASE SWEET PEAS, five spikes

Class 34 ONE VASE GLADIOLA, three spikes

Class 35 ONE SINGLE SPECIMEN GLADIOLI

Class 36 SIX FRENCH MARIGOLDS.

Class 37 FIVE ANNUALS, excluding Marigolds or Asters

Class 38 VASE OF ASTERS, Three Blooms, any variety

Class 39 ONE PANSY

Class 40 ONE VIOLA

Class 41 FOUR PANSIES OR FOUR VIOLAS

Class 42 ONE STEM OF UNUSUAL CUT FLOWER (not scheduled). TO BE NAMED

Class 43 ONE BEGONIA, Cut

Class 44 ONE VASE OF FOLIAGE ONLY (no berries)

Class 45 ONE SPECIMEN HOSTA LEAF in a vase

Class 46 SIX FUCHSIA FLORETS

Class 47 FOUR GLADIOLI FLORETS

Class 48 FOUR CLEMATIS FLOWERS

Class 49 RED, WHITE & BLUE, one vase, 3 stems cut flowers, one of each colour

Class 50 PLANT IN FLOWER (not otherwised schduled)

Class 51 ORCHID PLANT IN FLOWER

Class 52 FLOWERING NON-STOP BEGONIA PLANT

Class 53 FLOWERING FUCHSIA, pot any size

Class 54 FLOWERING GERANIUM or PELARGONIUM

Class 55 FOLIAGE PLANT any size pot excluding coleus

Class 56 FOLIAGE PLANT not to exceed 125mm (5”) pot excluding coleus

Class 57 COLEUS PLANT any size pot

Class 58 COLEUS PLANT pot not to exceed 125mm (5”) max. pot

Class 59 FERN IN POT

Class 60 TWO POT PLANTS - one foliage, one flower

The MRS S. WEST TROPHY to be held for one year, will be awarded to the exhibitor of the Best Pot Plant.

Class 61 SPECIMEN CACTUS OR SUCCULENT

Class 62 CACTUS PLANT OR SUCCULENT in Pot not exceeding 5in. (125mm)

The CACTUS CUP will be awarded to the Best Exhibit in the Cactus classes.The Steradent Poniard - most points in Pot Plants classes 50-62.

Class 63 ONE BLOOM, ONE VEGETABLE

Class 64 A MINIATURE GARDEN, (incontainer not to exceed 15" across)

Class 65 BONSAI TREE

Class 66 GENTS BUTTONHOLE

Class 67 LADIES CORSAGE

FruitEntrance Fee - 60pKindly name variety (optional)Class 68 DISH SIX DESSERT APPLES

Class 69 DISH SIX BAKING APPLES

Class 70 DISH SIX PLUMS

Class 71 DISH TEN BLACKBERRIES (Calyx Intact)

Class 72 TWO STICKS RHUBARB

Class 73 LONGEST STICK OF RHUBARB

Class 74 BUNCH OF GRAPES.

Class 75 DISH OF FRUIT A.O.V.

Class 76 DISH THREE DIFFERENT TYPES OF FRUIT (one of each type)

VegetablesClass 77 ONE CUCUMBER

Class 78 ONE HEAD OF CELERY

Class 79 TWO BEETROOT (Round)

Class 80 ONE HEAD OF LETTUCE

Class 81 FIVE ESCHALLOTS, any one variety

Class 82 ONE CAULIFLOWER

Class 83 RED CABBAGE

Class 84 CABBAGE OTHER THAN RED, Round Type

Class 85 CABBAGE OTHER THAN RED, Point Type

Class 86 TWO PARSNIPS, Tops 7.5cms approx

Class 87 TWO CARROTS, Long, Tops 7.5cm approx


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Class 88 TWO CARROTS, other than long, Tops 7.5cm approx

Class 89 COLLECTION OF THREE DIFFERENT VEGETABLES one of each variety

Class 90 SIX PODS GREEN PEAS

Class 91 SIX PODS DWARF FRENCH BEANS

Class 92 SIX PODS RUNNER BEANS

Class 94 PAIR OF TABLE MARROWS (Neither to exceed 38cm(15”) in length)

Class 95 ONE PAIR PEPPERS (Sweet)

Class 96 FIVE PEPPERS HOT (Chilli)

Class 97 HEAVIEST MARROW

Class 98 TWO COURGETTES

Class 99 FOUR RED TOMATOES

Class 100 FOUR TOMATOES, other than red

Class 101 SIX CHERRY TOMATOES

Class 102 A TRUSS OF TOMATOES

Class 103 HEAVIEST TOMATO, with approx 50mm (2”) stalk intactThe CHARLIE BENSLEY Trophy, to be held for one year, will be awarded to best exhibit in Classes 99-103.

Class 104 THREE ONIONS, Dressed, under 280g (10oz)

Class 105 THREE ONIONS, Dressed, over 280g (10oz)

Class 106 HEAVIEST ONION - Dressed

Class 107 TWO POT LEEKS. (150mm Maximum (6ins) to tight button)

Class 108 TWO TRENCH LEEKS

Class 109 UGLIEST VEGETABLE

Class 110 ONE PUMPKIN, £5 Special Prize for largest girth measurement

Class 111 ONE VEGETABLE, not Scheduled (to be named)

Class 112 FOUR ROUND POTATOES, White

Class 113 FOUR ROUND POTATOES, Coloured

Class 114 FOUR KIDNEY POTATOES, White

Class 115 FOUR KIDNEY POTATOES, Coloured

Class 116 COLLECTION OF POTATOES, Three varieties to be named four of each, First £7.00, Second £5.00, Third £4.00

Class 117 HEAVIEST POTATO

All potatoes in Classes 112-116 to be washed clean, but not dressed.

Class 118 SELECTION OF HERBS, any three kinds. To be shown in single container not exceeding 75mm (3”) diameter (to be named)

Section - 10POULTRY

WE ARE DELIGHTED TO ANNOUNCE THAT OUR POULTRY SECTION IS NOW A REGIONAL POULTRY CLUB SHOW.

JUDGES: MR M. CROWTHER, WEST YORKS Waterfowl, Large soft feather & Rare BreedsMR J. CROWTHER, WEST YORKSHard Feather, Large and Bantam & Soft Leather Light BantamsMISS N. WILLIAMS, STOKE ON TRENTSoft Feather Heavy Breed BantamsMR. P. HEATH, STOKE ON TRENTTrue Bantams

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MR. P. SMEDLEY , YORKEgg classes, Trios & Juniors

ALL EXHIBITS TO BE DISPLAYED BY 9.00AM.ALL ESSENTIAL PASS HOLDING VEHICLES TO BE ON THE SHOWFIELD BY 8.30AM. NO MOVEMENT OF VEHICLES AFTER 8.30AM.Stock to be penned for judging by 10.00 a.m. and remain until 4.30 p.m. Prize Money: 1st £5.00; Second £3.00; Third £2.00. ENTRY FEE £1.00 per entry.

CHAMPIONSHIPDOUGH HUTCHINSON CUP for rare breed BantamThe DOUGLAS R. MOORE PERPETUAL TROPHY for the Show Champion.

The JOHN TODD TROPHY for best hard feather.

The BOB MEGGINSON MEMORIAL TROPHY for Champion Leghorn.

The JOHN BUXTON TROPHY for Champion Barnevelder.

The WILL BURDETT TROPHY for Champion Orpington.

The N&E DURHAM PERPETUAL CUP for Champion Wyandotte Bantum

The MARGERY ROLFE TROPHY for Champion Rhode Island Red

The DAVID WADSWORTH TROPHY for Champion Sussex.

DAN STOREY TROPHY for egg categories

ROBIN CORNFORTH SHIELD for best water fowl.£5 special for best bird presented by P. Christon.£5 special for best water foul by R. Cornforth.

THE WILL BURDETT MBE MEMORIAL TROPHYBest large soft feather

EXHIBITORS TO BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THEIR EXHIBITS WATER NEEDS.

LARGE POULTRY 1Class 1 OLD ENGLISH GAME, Male or

Female

Class 2 SILKIE, Male or Female

Class 3 ANY OTHER VARIETY, Light Breed, Male

Class 4 ANY OTHER VARIETY, Light Breed Female

Class 5 ORPINGTON, Male or Female

Class 6 ANY OTHER VARIETY, Heavy Breed, Male

Class 7 ANY OTHER VARIETY, Heavy Breed Female

Class 8 ANY VARIETY, Male Bred 2018

Class 9 ANY VARIETY, Female Bred 2018

Class 10 LIKELIEST LAYER, Pure or Cross-Bred

Class 11 ASIAN GAME, Male or Female

Class 12 RARE BREED, Male or Female

BANTAMS - HARD FEATHER 2Class 13 O.E. GAME, Spangle, Male

Class 14 O.E. GAME, Spangle, Female

Class 15 O.E. GAME, Black Red, Male and Wheaton or Partridge, Female

Class 16 O.E. GAME, Black or Blue, Male

Class 17 O.E. GAME, Black Female

Class 18 O.E. GAME, Blue Female

Class 19 O.E. GAME, any other colour, Male

Class 20 O.E. GAME, any other colour, Female.

Class 21 O.E. GAME, Cockerel Bred 2018

Class 22 O.E. GAME, Pullet Bred 2018

Class 23 MODERN GAME, Adult Male

Class 24 MODERN GAME, Adult Female

Class 25 MODERN GAME MALE, Black, Red or Pile. Bred 2017

Class 26 MODERN GAME FEMALE, Black, Red or Pile. Bred 2017

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Male

Class 51 ORPINGTON, any other colour Female

Class 52 AUSTRALORP, Male

Class 53 AUSTRALORP, Female

Class 54 BARNEVELDER, Male

Class 55 BARNEVELDER, Female

Class 56 GERMAN LANGSHAN, Ac Male or Female

Class 57 ROSECOMB, Male

Class 58 ROSECOMB, Female

Class 59 SEBRIGHT, Male or Female

Class 60 PEKIN, Male

Class 61 PEKIN, Female

Class 62 DUTCH GOLD, Male

Class 63 DUTCH GOLD, Female

Class 64 DUTCH AOC, Male

Class 65 DUTCH AOC, Female

Class 66 BELGIAN D’ANVERS, Male

Class 67 BELGIAN D’ANVERS, Female

Class 68 BELGIAN A.O.V. Male

Class 69 BELGIAN A.O.V. Female

Class 70 ANY OTHER VARIETY, Heavy Breed Male

Class 71 ANY OTHER VARIETY, Heavy Breed Female

Class 72 ANY OTHER VARIETY, Light Breed Male

Class 73 ANY OTHER VARIETY, Light Breed Female

Class 74 ANY OTHER VARIETY, True Breed Male or Female

Class 27 MODERN GAME AOC Male bred 2016

Class 28 MODERN GAME AOC Female bred 2017

Class 29 AOV, Hard Feather

Class 30 JUVENILE, Hard Feather

Class 31 ASIAN GAME, Male

Class 32 ASIAN GAME, Female

BANTAMS - SOFT FEATHER 3Class 33 WYANDOTTE, White, Male or

Female

Class 34 WYANDOTTE, Laced Male

Class 35 WYANDOTTE, Laced Female

Class 36 WYANDOTTE, any other colour Male or Female

Class 37 LEGHORN, White Male

Class 38 LEGHORN, White Female

Class 39 LEGHORN, Black, Male or Female

Class 40 LEGHORN, any other colour, Male or Female

Class 41 SUSSEX, any colour, Male

Class 42 SUSSEX, any colour, Female

Class 43 BUFF ROCK, Male

Class 44 BUFF ROCK, Female

Class 45 BARRED ROCK, Male

Class 46 BARRED ROCK, Female

Class 47 R.I. RED, Male

Class 48 R.I. RED, Female

Class 49 BUFF ORPINGTON, Male or Female

Class 50 ORPINGTON, any other colour,

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Class 75 TRUE BREED, Cockerel bred 2018

Class 76 TRUE BREED, Pullet bred 2018

Class 77 SOFT FEATHER, Cockerel bred 2018

Class 78 SOFT FEATHER, Pullet bred 2018

Class 79 JUVENILE, True Bantam A.V. M/F

Class 80 JUVENILE, Soft Feather

Class 81 RARE BREED, Male

Class 82 RARE BREED, Female

WATERFOWL 4Class 83 WHITE Call Duck or Drake

Class 84 AOC Call Duck

Class 85 AOC Call Drake

Class 86 ANY OTHER VARIETY Miniature Duck or Drake

Class 87 INDIAN RUNNER Duck

Class 88 INDIAN RUNNER Drake

Class 89 ANY VARIETY LIGHT BREED Duck or Drake

Class 90 ANY VARIETY HEAVY BREED Duck

Class 91 ANY VARIETY HEAVY BREED Drake

Class 92 JUVENILE ANY BREED duck or drake

Class 93 ANY VARIETY Goose

Class 94 ANY VARIETY Gander

BANTAM BREEDING TRIOS 5Class 95 A.V. HARD FEATHER

Class 96 A.V. SOFT FEATHER

Class 97 A.V. TRUE BREED

EGG CLASSES 6Class 98 3 LARGE WHITE

Class 99 3 LARGE BROWN

Class 100 3 LARGE A.O.C.

Class 101 3 LARGE of Different Colours

Class 102 1 SUPREME LARGE A.C.

Class 103 3 BANTAM WHITE

Class 104 3 BANTAM BROWN

Class 105 3 BANTAM A.O.C.

Class 106 3 BANTAM of Different Colours

Class 107 1 SUPREME BANTAM EGG

Class 108 3 WATERFOWL

Class 109 1 SUPREME WATERFOWL EGG

Class 110 1 DECORATED EGG

Class 111 1 HEN EGG (Content)

Class 112 1 BANTAM EGG (Content)

Class 113 1 WATERFOWL EGG (Contents)

Plates will be provided for Egg classes.Please note: bantam eggs to weigh no more than 11/2oz.

Section - 11PIGEONS

See Regulations 14 and 18. Single Birds. Open Classes.THE SHOW IS UNDER N.P.A. RULES.The Newcastle Columbarian Society offers Rosette for the Best Fancy Pigeon and the same for the Best of Flying Breeds.Full Prize Money paid irrespective of Entries.Judging at 10.00a.m. Tents close at 5.00p.m.

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No person will be allowed to remove any Bird except in the presence of the Stewards.EXHIBITORS TO BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THEIR EXHIBITS WATER NEEDS.Prize Money will be paid on show day between 3p.m. and 4p.m. in the pigeon marquee. NO DUPLICATE ENTRIES. NO CLASSES TO BE CANCELLED.ALL EXHIBITS TO BE DISPLAYED BY 9.00AM.ALL ESSENTIAL PASS HOLDING VEHICLES TO BE ON THE SHOWFIELD BY 8.30AM. NO MOVEMENT OF VEHICLES AFTER 8.30AM.JUDGES: MISS S. HUSTLER, ESSEX MR B. WATTS, BUCKS MR T. BRAID, SUNDERLANDPrize Money: 1st £5.00; 2nd £3.00; 3rd £2.00.ENTRY FEE: £1.00Class 1 MODENA SCHIETTI, Cock Adult

Class 2 MODENA SCHIETTI, Hen Adult

Class 3 MODENA SCHIETTI, Cock Young Bird

Class 4 MODENA SCHIETTI, Hen Young Bird

Class 5 MODENA GAZZI, Cock Adult

Class 6 MODENA GAZZI, Hen Adult

Class 7 MODENA GAZZI, Cock young bird

Class 8 MODENA GAZZI, Hen Young Bird

Class 9 ANY VARIETY FANTAIL, Adult

Class 10 ANY VARIETY FANTAIL, Young Bird

Class 11 JACOBIN, Adult

Class 12 JACOBIN, Young Bird

Class 13 NUN, Adult

Class 14 NUN, Young Bird

Class 15 LFCL TUMBLER SELF/Bar Cock Adult

Class 16 LFCL TUMBLER/Bar Hen Adult

Class 17 LFCL TUMBLER/Bar Young Bird

Class 18 LFCL TUMBLER, A.O.C. Cock Adult

Class 19 LFCL TUMBLER A.O.C Hen Adult

Class 20 LFCL TUMBLER A.O.C Young Bird

Class 21 MUFFED TUMBLER, Adult

Class 22 LIMERICK TUMBLER, Adult

Class 23 LIMERICK TUMBLER, Young Bird

Class 24 ORIENTAL FRILL, Adult

Class 25 ORIENTAL FRILL, Young Bird

Class 26 TURBIT, Adult

Class 27 TURBIT, Young Bird

Class 28 AFRICAN OWL, Adult

Class 29 AFRICAN OWL, Young Bird

Class 30 OLD GERMAN OWL, Any Age

Class 31 OLD GERMAN OWL, Young Bird

Class 32 A.O.V. SHORT FACED Any Age

Class 33 FANCY HOMER, Adult

Class 34 FANCY HOMER, Young Bird

Class 35 AMERICAN SHOW RACER, Adult

Class 36 AMERICAN SHOW RACER, Young Bird

Class 37 DRAGOON, Adult

Class 38 DRAGOON, Young Bird

Class 39 BLOWER, Adult

Class 40 BLOWER, Young Bird

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Class 41 CHINESE OWL, Cock Adult

Class 42 CHINESE OWL, Hen Adult

Class 43 CHINESE OWL, Young Bird

Class 44 MAGPIE, Any Age

Class 45 MOOKEE, Adult

Class 46 MOOKEE, Young Bird

Class 47 R.V.P.C. Colour Adult

Class 48 R.V.P.C. Colour Young Bird

Class 49 R.V.P.C. TUMBLER/FLYER Adult

Class 50 R.V.P.C. TUMBLER/FLYER Young Bird

Class 51 R.V.P.C. A.O.V. Adult

Class 52 R.V.P.C. A.O.V. Young Bird

Class 53 A.O.V. L.F., Clean Leg Adult

Class 54 A.O.V. L.F., Clean Leg Young Bird

Class 55 A.O.V. L.F. GROUSE/MUFFED Adult

Class 56 A.O.V. L.F. GROUSE/MUFFED Young Bird

Class 57 EX. BIRMINGHAM ROLLER, Adult

Class 58 EX. BIRMINGHAM ROLLER, Young Bird

Class 59 COMPETITION ROLLER/ TIPPLER, Any Age

Class 60 WEST OF ENGLAND TUMBLER, Cock Adult

Class 61 WEST OF ENGLAND TUMBLER, Hen Adult

Class 62 WEST OF ENGLAND TUMBLER, Cock Young Bird

Class 63 WEST OF ENGLAND TUMBLER, Hen Young Bird

Class 64 EXHIBITION TIPPLER, Cock Adult

Class 65 EXHIBITION TIPPLER, Hen Adult

Class 66 EXHIBITION TIPPLER, Cock Young Bird

Class 67 EXHIBITION TIPPLER, Hen Young Bird

Class 68 SHOW RACER, Odd Colour, Cock Adult

Class 69 SHOW RACER, Odd Colour, Hen Adult

Class 70 SHOW RACER, Odd Colour, Cock Young Bird

Class 71 SHOW RACER, Odd Colour, Hen Young Bird

Class 72 SHOW RACER A.O.C., Cock Adult

Class 73 SHOW RACER A.O.C., Hen Adult

Class 74 SHOW RACER A.O.C., Cock Young Bird

Class 75 SHOW RACER A.O.C., Hen Young Bird

Class 76 SHOW RACER WIRES, Cock Adult

Class 77 SHOW RACER WIRES, Hen Adult

Class 78 SHOW RACER WIRES, Cock Young Bird

Class 79 SHOW RACER WIRES, Hen Young Bird

Class 80 YOUNG FANCIERS A.V. FANCY, Any Age

Class 81 YOUNG FANCIERS A.V. FILLER, Any Age

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Rosettes: Best Fancy Best Opp. Age Fancy Best Fancy Flyer Best Opp. Age Fancy Flyer Best Show Racer Best Opp. Age Show Racer Best Long Faced Best Short Faced Best Junior Fancy Best Junior FlyerSpecial Prizes: £5.00 special for best fancy £5.00 special for best fancy flyer £5.00 special for best show racer The above sponsored by B. Leffe & Sons Ltd

Section - 12RABBITS

THREE STAR SHOW (UNDER B.R.C. RULES)NEW TIME Judging 10.00 a.m. prompt. (ALL STOCK MUST BE COLLECTED BY 5.00 p.m. PROMPT).

JUDGES:Dutch, English, Juniors: J. KAY, NOTTINGHAMRO Fancy & Lops: S.GERMANY, LINCOLNFur/Rex: R. EVERITT, LINCS

Prize Money: 1st £5.00; 2nd £3.00; 3rd £2.00. ENTRY FEE: £3.00 Block, includes BRC levy. Pet Only Class £1.50 per exhibit. Prize money paid out at Show.All exhibits must be collected by 5pm prompt. 1 Exhibitors ticket with £8.00 entry fees

EXHIBITORS TO BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THEIR EXHIBITS WATER NEEDS.ALL EXHIBITS TO BE DISPLAYED BY 9.30AM.ALL ESSENTIAL PASS HOLDING VEHICLES TO BE ON THE SHOWFIELD BY 8.30AM. NO MOVEMENT OF VEHICLES AFTER 8.30AM, PARKING FREE ACROSS THE ROAD.EXHIBITIONERS CAR PARKING ON SHOWFIELD IS LIMITED. BE THERE EARLY!!Class 1 DUTCH BLACK, Adult

Class 2 DUTCH BLACK, u/4 months

Class 3 DUTCH BLUE, Adult

Class 4 DUTCH BLUE, u/4 months

Class 5 DUTCH STEEL, Adult

Class 6 DUTCH STEEL, u/4 months

Class 7 DUTCH BROWN GREY, Adult

Class 8 DUTCH BR GREY, u/4 months

Class 9 DUTCH TORT, Adult

Class 10 DUTCH TORT, u/4 months

Class 11 DUTCH YELLOW, Adult

Class 12 DUTCH YELLOW, u/4 months

Class 13 DUTCH CHOC, Adult

Class 14 DUTCH CHOC, u/4 months

Class 15 ENGLISH BLACK, Adult

Class 16 ENGLISH BLACK, u/5 months

Class 17 ENGLISH BLUE, Adult

Class 18 ENGLISH BLUE, u/5 months

Class 19 ENGLISH A.O.C., Adult

Class 20 ENGLISH A.O.C., u/5 months

Class 21 SECTION CHALLENGE, Adult

Class 22 SECTION CHALLENGE, u/5 months

Class 23 SILVER GREY, adult

Class 24 SILVER GREY, u/5 months

Class 25 SILVER A.O.C., Adult

Class 26 SILVER A.O.C., u/5 months

Class 27 TAN BLACK, adult

Class 28 TAN BLACK, u/5 months

Class 29 TAN A.O.C., adult

Class 30 TAN A.O.C., u/5 months

Class 31 HIMALAYAN BLACK, Adult

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Class 32 HIMALAYAN BLACK, u/5 months

Class 33 HIMALAYAN A.O.C., Adult

Class 34 HIMALAYAN A.O.C., u/5 months

Class 35 POLISH REW. adult

Class 36 POLISH REW, u/5 months

Class 37 POLISH A.O.C., Adult

Class 38 POLISH A.O.C. u/5 months

Class 39 DWARF REW, Adult

Class 40 DWARF REW, u/5 months

Class 41 DWARF SMO/SAB, Adult

Class 42 DWARF SMO/SAB, u/5 months

Class 43 DWARF AGOUTIE, Adult

Class 44 DWARF AGOUTIE, u/5 months

Class 45 DWARF A.O.C., Adult

Class 46 DWARF A.O.C., u/5 months

Class 47 DWARF A.O.C., non-self Adult

Class 48 DWARF A.O.C., non-self u/5 months

Class 49 BELGIAN HARE, adult

Class 50 BELGIAN HARE, u/5 months

Class 51 LIONHEAD, Self Adult

Class 52 LIONHEAD, Self u/5 months

Class 53 AOV FANCY, Adult

Class 54 AOV FANCY, u/5 months

Class 55 SECTION CHALLENGE, adult

Class 56 SECTION CHALLENGE, u/5 months

Class 57 DWARF LOP, self Adult

Class 58 DWARF LOP, self u/5 months

Class 59 DWARF LOP, non-self Adult

Class 60 DWARF LOP, non-self u/5 months

Class 61 MINI LOP self adult

Class 62 MINI LOP self u/5 months

Class 63 MINI LOP AGOUTIE Adult

Class 64 MINI LOP AGOUTIE u/5 months

Class 65 MINI LOP TAN PATT, Adult

Class 66 MINI LOP TAN PATT, u/5 months

Class 67 MINI LOP SHADED, Adult

Class 68 MINI LOP SHADED, Adult

Class 69 MINI LOP A.O.C. Adult

Class 70 MINI LOP A.O.C. u/5 months

Class 71 GERMAN LOP A.O.C., Adult

Class 72 GERMAN LOP A.O.C., u/5 months

Class 73 FRENCH LOP, Self Adult

Class 74 FRENCH LOP, Self u/5 months

Class 75 FRENCH LOP, Non-Self Adult

Class 76 FRENCH LOP, Non-Self u/5 months

Class 77 AOV LOP, Adult

Class 78 AOV LOP, u/5 months

Class 79 LOP CHALLENGE, Adult

Class 80 LOP CHALLENGE, u/5 months

Class 81 A.V. LOP/FANCY CHALLENGE, Adult

Class 82 A.V. LOP/FANCY CHALLENGE, u/5 months

FUR/REX:Class 83 CHINCHILLA, Adult

Class 84 CHINCHILLA, u/5 months

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Class 85 SILVER FOX BLACK, Adult

Class 86 SILVER FOX BLACK, u/5 months

Class 87 SILVER FOX AOC, Adult

Class 88 SILVER FOX AOC, u/5 months

Class 89 SABLE, Marten Adult

Class 90 SABLE, Marten u/5 months

Class 91 SABLE SIAMESE, Adult

Class 92 SABLE SIAMESE, u/5 months

Class 93 NEW ZEALAND WHITE, Adult

Class 94 NEW ZEALAND WHITE, u/5 months

Class 95 SATIN, Adult

Class 96 SATIN, u/5 months

Class 97 CONTINENTAL GIANT, adults

Class 98 CONTINENTAL GIANT, u/5 months

Class 99 CONTINENTAL Non-Self, Adult

Class 100 CONTINENTAL, Non-self u/5 months

Class 101 ALASKA, Adult

Class 102 ALASKA, u/5 months

Class 103 ARGENTE BLEU, Adult

Class 104 ARGENTE BLEU, u/5 months

Class 105 ARGENTE A.O.C., Adult

Class 106 ARGENTE A.O.C., u/5 months

Class 107 A.O.V. FUR, adults

Class 108 A.O.V. FUR, u/5 months

Class 109 CHALLENGE FUR, Adult

Class 110 CHALLENGE FUR, u/5 months

Class 111 ERMINE REX, Adult

Class 112 ERMINE REX, u/5 months

Class 113 BLACK REX, Adult

Class 114 BLACK REX, u/5 months

Class 115 SIAMESE SEAL/SABLE REX, Adult

Class 116 SIAMESE SEAL/SABLE REX, u/5 months

Class 117 MARTEN SEAL/SABLE REX, Adult

Class 118 MARTEN SEAL/SABLE REX, u/5 months

Class 119 ORANGE REX adult

Class 120 ORANGE REX u/5 months

Class 121 CASTOR REX, Adult

Class 122 CASTOR REX, u/5 months

Class 123 A.O.C. REX, Adult

Class 124 A.O.C. REX, u/5 months

Class 125 MINI REX, Ermine Adult

Class 126 MINI REX, Ermine

Class 127 MINI REX A.O.C. SELF, Adult

Class 128 MINI REX A.O.C. SELF, u/5 months

Class 129 MINI REX, castor Adult

Class 130 MINI REX, castor u/5 months

Class 131 MINI REX SHADED Adult

Class 132 MINI REX SHADED u/5 months

Class 133 OTTER Adult

Class 134 OTTER u/5 months

Class 135 OTTER A.O.C., Adult

Class 136 OTTER A.O.C., u/5 months

Class 137 CHALLENGE REX, Adult

Class 138 CHALLENGE REX, u/5months

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Class 139 AV FUR/REX Challenge, Adult

Class 140 AV FUR/REX Challenge, u/5 months

Class 141 GRAND CHALLENGE, Adult

Class 142 GRAND CHALLENGE, u/5months

Class 143 JUNIOR FANCY AA

Class 144 JUNIOR FUR AA

Class 145 JUNIOR CHALLENGE AA

Class 146 PET CLASS (owned by a child)

BRC offers;- 63 Challenge Certificates; 5 Diplomas; 2 Rosettes; 15 Best of Breeds.ALL EXHIBITS TO BE REMOVED BEFORE 5.00pm PROMPT.

CaviesJUDGE: M. LEIGH, YORKPrize Money: First £5.00, Second £3.00, Third £2.00Entry Fees: £3.00 Block Juniors, and Pet Classes £1.50.

Class 147 BLACK, Adult

Class 148 BLACK, 5-8 months

Class 149 BLACK, u/5 months

Class 150 WHITE/CREAM, Adult

Class 151 WHITE/CREAM, 5-8 months

Class 152 WHITE/CREAM, u/5 months

Class 153 GOLDEN, Adult

Class 154 GOLDEN, 5-8 months

Class 155 GOLDEN, u/5 months

Class 156 SELF A.O.C., Adult

Class 157 SELF, 5-8 months

Class 158 SELF, u/5 months

Class 159 SELF CHALLENGE, Adult

Class 160 SELF CHALLENGE, 5-8 months

Class 161 SELF CHALLENGE, u/5 months

Class 162 SELF CHALLENGE AA

Class 163 DUTCH/T.W, Adult

Class 164 DUTCH/T.W, 5-8 months

Class 165 DUTCH/T.W, u/5 months

Class 166 ABYSSINIAN, Adult

Class 167 ABYSSINIAN, 5-8 months

Class 168 ABYSSINIAN, u/5 months

Class 169 AGOUTIE AC, Adult

Class 170 AGOUTIE AC, 5-8 months

Class 171 AGOUTIE AC, u/5 months

Class 172 CRESTED, Adult

Class 173 CRESTED, 5-8 months

Class 174 CRESTED, u/5 months

Class 175 TEDDY AC, Adult

Class 176 TEDDY AC, 5-8 months

Class 177 TEDDY AC, u/5 months

Class 178 AOU, Adult

Class 179 AOU, 5-8 months

Class 180 AOU, u/5 months

Class 181 N/SELF CHALLENGE, Adult

Class 182 N/SELF CHALLENGE, 5-8 months

Class 183 N/SELF CHALLENGE, u/5 months

Class 184 N/SELF CHALLENGE, AA

Class 185 SOW AV AA

Class 186 BOAR AV AA

Class 187 GRAND CHALLENGE AV AA

Class 188 GUIDE, standardised/ un-standardised


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JUNIOR CLASSES:(exhibits to be owned by a Junior)Class 189 JUNIOR SELF

Class 190 JUNIOR NON-SELF

Class 191 JUNIOR CHALLENGE (189-191 must be duplicated)

Class 192 PET CAVY, not to be duplicated

ALL EXHIBITS TO BE REMOVED BEFORE 5.00pm

Section - 13FERRETS

FERRET SECTION KINDLY SPONSORED BY ROSEBERRY CATERING

JUDGE: MR E BEEVER, BARNSLEY Prize Money: First £5.00; Second £3.00; Third £2.00ENTRY FEE: £1.00Will Exhibitors please ensure that animals are suitably caged in separate accessible cages.NO ENTRIES ON THE DAY.ALL EXHIBITS TO BE DISPLAYED BY 9.00AM.ALL ESSENTIAL PASS HOLDING VEHICLES TO BE ON THE SHOWFIELD BY 8.30AM. NO MOVEMENT OF VEHICLES AFTER 8.30AM.Class 1 HOB, White

Class 2 JILL, White

Class 3 HOB, Any other Colour

Class 4 JILL, Any other Colour

Class 5 HOB, Polecat

Class 6 JILL, Polecat

Class 7 YOUNG, White Hob

Class 8 YOUNG, White Jill

Class 9 YOUNG, Polecat, Hob

Class 10 YOUNG, Polecat, JillClass 11 YOUNG, any other colour Hob

Class 12 YOUNG, any other colour Jill

Class 13 Ferret owned by a junior (16 years and under)

THE BRIAN STOCK MEMORIAL TROPHY is awarded to the Best in the Show. The RICHARDSON MEMORIAL TROPHY is awarded to the Best Young Ferret in the Show.

Rosettes for 1st, 2nd, 3rd and Best in Show, Reserve Best in Show and Best Young Ferret.

Section - 14CANINE

COMPANION SHOWHeld under Kennel Club regulations.DOG SHOW HAS NOW MOVED TO OWN RING NEXT TO FOOD COURT.All dogs must be six months or over.Kindly sponsored by Burgess Supafeeds, Pickering.£25 voucher for Best In Show.£25 voucher for winner of Best coat and condition (Class 9) from Stokesley Veterinary Practice. Profits from the canine section to be given to the Jerry Green Dog Rescue centre, Catton, Thirsk.ENTRIES TAKEN ON THE SHOW GROUND FROM 11.30 AM. All essential pass holding vehicles to be on the showfield by 8.30am. No movement of vehicles after 8.30am. Entry fee £1.00 per Class. Judging to commence 1.00p.m.SECRETARY: Maureen RichardsonJUDGE: LORRAINE BURTON, DARLINGTON

PEDIGREE CLASSESClass 1 Any variety Puppy Dog or Bitch (6 months or over)Class 2 Any variety non sporting Dog or BitchClass 3 Any variety Sporting Dog or BitchClass 4 Any variety Open Dog or Bitch Best in show Hazlemere flat coated

Memorial TrophyWinners of the above classes will then compete for Best in Show and The Hazlemere Flat coated Memorial TrophyNOVELTY AND CHILDREN’S CLASSESClass 5 Child Handling 8 yrs and under


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NEXT YEAR’S SHOW DATE:

21st September 2019

Class 6 Child Handling 9 yrs to 15 yrsClass 7 Dog with most appealing expressionClass 8 Dog with the waggiest tailClass 9 Best coat and conditionClass 10 Best Rescue - dog or bitchClass 11 Veteran - 7 years or overClass 12 Best Trick.All dogs on showfield to be on a lead.Your dog is at risk if left in a vehicle even on days considered as slightly warm. Please take care of your dogs

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