EGGLESTON AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY

Founded 1864

SCHEDULE OF CLASSES

for the

133rd ANNUAL SHOW

to be held at

STREATLAM FARM, STAINTON VILLAGE

by kind permission of J R & D Hinchcliffe

on

Saturday, 20th September, 2008

Classes for

Cattle : Sheep: Horses : Driving : Mounted Fancy Dress :

Unaffiliated Show Jumping : Pony Sports : Harness Racing :

Sheepdogs : Gun dogs : Pet dogs : Sheepdog Trials :

Poultry : Vegetables : Flowers : Floral Art.

Dressed Walking Sticks : Homemade Wines : Preserves :

Cakes & Biscuits : Bread & Pastries : Hand Knitting :

Needlework & Craft : Photography : Art.

Various classes for Children

ALL TROPHIES TO BE HELD FOR 48 WEEKS

Admission :- Adults £6.00, Children under 15 £2.00

PUBLIC CAR PARK FREE

Entries Close Saturday, 13th September, 2008

NO ENTRIES TAKEN ON THE FIELD

Secretary:

Mr G Lawson, 56 Galgate, Barnard Castle, DL12 8BH

Tel & Fax 01833 638749

PUBLIC SAFETY WARNING

TO ALL SPECTATORS

Neither the organisers, nor any person acting on their behalf, accept liability for any loss or damage, accident, injury or illness to ponies, horses or riders or any spectator or other persons or property whatsoever. Furthermore the organisers of this event have taken precautions to ensure the health and safety of everyone present. For these measures to be effective everyone present at the event must take all reasonable precautions to avoid and prevent accidents occurring and must obey the instruction of the organisers, officials and stewards.

The public are required not to enter any ring or enclosure and be vigilant of vehicles and horses moving around the showground.

No refund will be given for the non-appearance of an exhibit.

Members of the public participating in any event do so at their own risk.

EGGLESTON AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY

OFFICERS FOR 2008

President: A Gent

Vice-Presidents: HON.H. VANE: SIR WILLIAM GRAY, LADY BARNARD, K WILSON

Chairman: J MITCHELL, Esq. Vice Chairman: R PEART, Esq.

Treasurer: D SKILLETT, Esq.

First Aid: WHITE ROSE AMBULANCE SERVICE.

Hon. Veterinary Surgeons: CASTLE VETERINARY SERVICES, Barnard Castle.

Auditor: MRS. J YOUNG

Collectors: Messrs L. WILKINSON, N. TARN, G.WILSON,

A. BELL, K.J. WHITE, MRS C ICETON.

Secretary: MR. G LAWSON

Assistant Secretary: MRS G LAWSON

Sports Secretary: MRS S HARRISON

Industrial Secretary: MRS E BEADLE

Industrial Entries Secretaries: MR & MRS A GENT

Poultry Secretary: MR G LAWSON

Working Committee

V. Anderson

D. Allinson

T. Beadle

B. Bell

J S Bell

R. Bell

M Bradshaw

M. F. N. Courtley

P.J. Dixon

I Findlay

A. Gent

C. Gent

J. Gent

D. Gill

S. Grieves

W. Hall

J. Harrison

Mrs. S. Harrison

M Hedley

S. Horne

A.Hobson

B. Ingham

F. Kidd

J. S. Kidd

G. Lawson

Mrs G Lawson

Mrs. F Longstaff

R. Longstaff

R. J. Mead

Mrs. D. M. Mead

E. McKinley

Mrs C McKinley

J. Mitchell

N. Mitchell

P. Oxbey

T. E. J. Parkin

R. Peart

J. Rikard

R. W. Robinson

Mrs. Robinson

R. Spry

P. Stubbs

W. Tallentire

N. Tarn

C. Tarn

F. Thompson

Mrs. N J Walshaw

J Walshaw

M. Watson

G. Wilkinson

J. L. Wilkinson

S Wilkinson

A. R. Wilson

G. Wilson

G. K. S. Wilson

N. Wilson

Ladies' Committee

Chairman: Mrs E. Beadle

Vice-Chairman: Mrs. E. High

Mesdames M. Anderson, M. Preston, M. Wilkinson, E. Beadle, S. Wilson,

C. Bellas, B. Wilson, A. Mitchell, M. Allinson, B. Nixon, J Bland.

DONORS OF SPECIAL PRIZES 2007

Addisons Surveyors

Alston Road Garage

Barclays Bank

Boldron W. I.

Glaxo SmithKline

Hon. H. Vane

Mr. W Iceton

Mr F Stephenson

George F White

Middleton W.I.

Middleton Forge Ltd

Newbiggin W.I.

Mr A. Preston

Mrs M. Preston

Romaldkirk W. I.

S. & A Fabrications

J I Lawson

Lord Barnard

Allen Sykes Ltd

JUDGES 2008

Cattle - Mr F V White, Wolsingham.

Suffolk Sheep - Mr F V White, Wolsingham.

Blue Faced Leicesters & Mule Sheep - Mr R Hall, Brampton.

Swaledale Sheep - Mr M Emmerson, Eastgate.

Cross Bred & Native Sheep - Mr J Braithwaite, Cotherstone.

Young Handlers Classes - Mr J Braithwaite, Cotherstone.

Wensleydale Sheep - Mr J Braithwaite, Cotherstone.

Texel & Continental Sheep - Mr A Walker, Hexham.

Hay. Silage & Dogs - Mr T H Tarn, Egglesburn.

Sheep Dog Trial - Mr R. Spry, Newbiggin, & Mr K Sayer.

Vintage Tractors - Mr J Dent, Bowes.

Dales Ponies - Mr D Lovegreen, Hutton Henry.

Fell Ponies - Mr D Eltringham, Trimdon Grange.

Shetland Ponies - Mrs J Lambert, Leeds.

Hunters & Cobs - Mrs J Firth, Sheffield.

Mountain & Moorland Ponies - Mrs W Hendry, Durham.

Skewbald & Piebald Ponies - Mr J Lloyd, Saddleworth.

Appaloosa Horses - Mr M Bewsher, Kendal.

Driving - Mr D Calvert, Richmond.

Best Ponies - Mr J Lloyd, Saddleworth.

Children's Riding & 1st Ponies - Ms J Pickworth, Barnard Castle.

Riding/Pony Club Classes - Mrs K Wilson, Barnard Castle.

Pony Sports - Mr G. Stapleton & Family.

Unaffiliated Leaping - Mrs H Orton, Caldwell.

Mounted Fancy Dress - Mrs V. Hinchcliffe, Barnard Castle.

Walking Sticks - Mr D Nelson, Darlington.

Flowers - Mr & Mrs Raine, Appleby.

Vegetables - Mr J Gray, Middleton-in-Teesdale.

Trade Stands - Mrs J Gent, York.

Floral Art - Mrs R Braithwaite, Cotherstone.

Eggs - Mr C Gullon, Londonderry.

Wine - Mr Parcell, Darlington.

Preserves - Mrs S McColl, Barnard Castle.

Bread & Pastries - Mrs Capstick, Kaber.

Cakes & Biscuits - Mrs E Pilcher, Barnard Castle.

Knitting - Mrs A Lockwood, Scruton.

Needlework & Craft - Mrs A Ward, Satley.

W I Competition - Mrs G Hall, Satley.

- Mrs Work, York.

Children - Mrs C Billington, Low Coniscliffe.

- Mrs A Aldridge, Darlington.

Photography - Mr A E Dempster, Middleton-in-Teesdale.

- Mr D Hutchinson, Middleton-in-Teesdale.

Art - Mrs P Wilkinson, Rokeby.

Poultry - Soft Feather - Mr S Dinsdale, Bedale.

Poultry - Hard Feather - Mr R Forrester, Appleby.

Poultry - Water Fowl, True Bantams - Mr I Allanby, Crosby Garrett.

TIMETABLE OF EVENTS IN MAIN RING

9.00am Show ponies

10.00am Dales Ponies

Fell Ponies

Shetland Ponies

Cobs followed by Hunters

Child's First Ponies followed by Children's Riding Classes

11.00am Skewbald and Piebald

12.00noon Mountain & Moorland

Handy Hunter/Ponies

1.00pm Driving

Appaloosa

2.30pm Mounted Fancy Dress

Dogs

3.00pm Mounted Games

3.30pm Unaffiliated Show Jumping

Grand Parade and Presentation of Trophies - Horses, Cattle & Dogs.

TIMETABLE OF EVENTS IN OTHER AREAS

10.00am Cattle, Sheep, Sheepdog Trial, Poultry, Horticultural, Industrial & Vintage Tractors.

Judging commences in their respective areas/marquees.

All marquees closed to the public from 10am until the completion of judging

2.30pm Presentation of Sheep Trophies at the Sheep Pen Area.

3.30pm Harness Racing commences on the Racing Track on the lower field

3.45pm Presentation of Industrial & Horticultural Trophies in the Industrial Marquee

CATTLE CLASSES

Brucellosis Accredited Cattle Only

JUDGING COMMENCES IN ALL CLASSES AT 10.00AM

Third Prize will be paid in Classes with three or more Exhibits.

CHAMPIONSHIP POINTS CUP (all Cattle Classes)

The Langleydale and Marwood Rose Bowl, kindly lent by the Woodland and District Agricultural Society, to be awarded as follows: First Prize 3 points, Second prize 2 points, Third prize 1 point. Any Special Prize to Championship to count as 1 point.

Allen Sykes have donated £20 to the Beef Cattle section.

All cattle Nos. to be collected from the secretary's caravan.

All exhibits to be the property of the exhibitor 28 days prior to the show.

N.B. PLEASE READ: Rule 10 in the back of the Schedule.

Special Prize of £25 for Best Bull in Show donated by Lord Barnard.

ALL CATTLE MUST BE HALTERED

ALL CATTLE TO BE ACCOMPANIED BY RELEVANT PASSPORTS ETC.

UNDERCOVER PENNING IS PROVIDED

NATIVE BREEDS

Prizes: £15, £8, £5. Entry fee £3.

C1 - BULL. Any age, age to be considered.

C2 - COW IN CALF, OR WITH CALF AT FOOT.

C3 - HEIFER NOT TO HAVE HAD A CALF. Any age.

Champion will be awarded the High Dales Meat Co. Pertetual Prophy.

Middleton Forge have donated £50 towards prize money in these classes.

BEEF CATTLE

Prizes: £15, £8, £5. Entry fee £3.

C4 - PURE BRED CONTINENTAL BULL. Any age, age to be considered.

C5 - PURE BRED CONTINENTAL COW in calf or with calf at foot.

C6 - PURE BRED CONTINENTAL HEIFER not to have had a calf.

Addisons Chartered Surveyors have sponsored the prize money for classes C4, C5 & C6.

C7 - ANY BEEF CROSS BRED STEER

C8 - ANY BEEF CROSS BRED HEIFER

C9 - ANY SEX SUCKLER BORN 2008

C10 - CALF. Any age, breed or sex, to be shown by a young person aged 16 years or under. Please state Name and Age of young person.

C11 - BEST BEEF CROSS LOCAL STEER. Local as Sheep Classes

C12 - BEST BEEF CROSS LOCAL HEIFER.

Best Limousin will be awarded the E.A.S. Silver Challenge Cup.

Best Simmental will be awarded The North East Simmental Club Trophy.

Best Cross Bred will be awarded the Isaac Allinson Challenge Trophy.

OVERALL CATTLE CHAMPSIONSHIP

SILVER ROSE BOWL, to be held for 48 weeks.

Presented by Messrs. Tipton & Morley Ltd. Barnard Castle.

Also £25 Special Prize given by Lord Barnard.

SHEEP CLASSES

N.B. PLEASE READ: Rule 10 in the back of the Schedule.

THE LIVE-WIRE FENCING PERPETUAL CHALLENGE TROPHY will be awarded to the

SUPREME OVERALL SHEEP CHAMPION.

To be judged on a points basis by all the sheep section judges.

All exhibits to be the property of the exhibitor 28 days prior to the show.

N. B. JUDGING COMMENCES AT 10.00AM

Sheep to be protected against scab by a ministry approved product within 28 days of the show. Exhibitors to bring a signed declaration to the show stating that this has been done.

SEPERATE PENNING FOR M.V. ACCREDITED SHEEP WILL BE PROVIDED

ALL M.V. ACCREDITED SHEEP MUST BE DECLARED ON THE ENTRY FORM.

ALL LAMBS EXCEPT PEDIGREE RAM LAMBS MUST HAVE BEEN BRED BY THE EXHIBITOR.

Prizes: £8, £5, £2. Entry fee £2.

REGISTERED BLUE FACED LEICESTER SHEEP

S1 - AGED OR SHEARLING RAM.

S2 - RAM LAMB.

S3 - EWE.

S4 - GIMMER SHEARLING.

S5 - GIMMER LAMB.

S6 - GROUP OF THREE. Age to be considered.

DISTRICT CLASSES

Confined to the parishes of Woodland, Eggleston, Middleton-in-Teesdale, and Upper Teesdale, Lunedale, Baldersdale, Langleydale and Marwood, Hamsterley, Staindrop, Romaldkirk, Mickleton, Cotherstone, Lartington and Stainton & Streatlam.

S7 - BEST MALE SHEEP.

S8 - BEST FEMALE SHEEP.

OVERALL CHAMPIONSHIP: The Eggleston Agricultrual Society Perpetual Trophy for the Best Registered Blue Faced Leicester Sheep. To the held for 48 weeks.

DISTRICT CHAMPION will be awarded The Derek Peart Memorial Trophy.

MULE SHEEP

S9 - SINGLE MULE GIMMER LAMB.

S10 - PAIR OF MULE GIMMER LAMBS.

S11 - PEN OF FIVE MULE GIMMER LAMBS.

S12 - SINGLE MULE SHEARLING TO HAVE REARED LAMBS.

S13 - SINGLE MULE EWE TO HAVE REARED LAMBS.

ONLY SINGLE SHEEP ELIGIBLE FOR CHAMPIONSHIP

The Sir William Gray Trophy will be awarded to the winner of Class S11.

The N.E.M.S.A Trophy will be awarded to the highest placed Teesdale Branch Member in S11.

The T. F. Dent Perpetual Silver Points Trophy for Registered Blue Faced Leicesters and Mule Lambs, to be awarded as follows: 1st Prize 3 points; 2nd Prize 2 points; 3rd Prize 1 point. To be held for 48 weeks.

George F. White have donated £125 towards prize money in this section.

REGISTERED SWALEDALE SHEEP

S14 - AGED RAM.

S15 - SHEARLING RAM.

S16 - RAM LAMB.

S17 - TWO RAM LAMBS.

S18 - EWE TO HAVE REARED A LAMB THIS SEASON.

S19 - GIMMER SHEARLING.

S20 - GIMMER LAMB.

S21 - TWO GIMMER LAMBS.

S22 - GROUP OF THREE, EWE SHEARLING & GIMMER LAMB.

S23 - FIVE GIMMER LAMBS.

S24 - TUP AND GIMMER LAMB. Shown as a pair.

CHAMPION - will be awarded The R. F. Iceton Perpetual Challenge Cup. To be held for 48 weeks.

The Walter Dalton Trophy for most points in open section.

DISTRICT CLASSES

S25 - BEST MALE.

S26 - BEST FEMALE.

SMALL BREEDERS

S27 - BEST MALE.

S28 - BEST FEMALE.

The G. & L. Addison Perpetual Trophy awarded to the District Swaledale Champion.

The John Denham Silver Trophy awarded to the Small Breeder Champion.

Exhibitor with most points will be awarded The P. B Kent Trophy.

Alston Road Garage have donated £30 towards prize money in this section.

S & A Fabrications have donated £100 towards prize money in this section.

CROSS BRED SHEEP

S29 - TWO PRIME NON CONTINENTAL LAMBS.

S30 - TWO CONTINENTAL CROSS BRED LAMBS.

S31 - SINGLE CROSS BRED SHEARLING OTHER THAN MULE to have reared lambs.

S32 - SINGLE CROSS BRED EWE OTHER THAN MULE to have reared lambs.

NATIVE BREEDS

OTHER THAN THOSE ALREADY CATALOGUED

S33 - ANY NATIVE BRITISH BREED MALE. Any age, age to be considered.

S34 - ANY NATIVE BRITISH BREED FEMALE. Any age, age to be considered.

Overall Champion to be awarded The High Dales Meat Co. Trophy.

SUFFOLK SHEEP

S35 - AGED OR SHEARLING RAM.

S36 - RAM LAMB.

S37 - EWE.

S38 - GIMMER SHEARLING.

S39 - GIMMER LAMB.

S40 - BEST PAIR MALE AND FEMALE.

Champion Suffolk to be awarded The Barnard Castle & Teesdale Auction Mart Trophy.

TEXEL SHEEP

S41 - AGED OR SHEARLING RAM.

S42 - RAM LAMB.

S43 - EWE.

S44 - GIMMER SHEARLING.

S45 - GIMMER LAMB.

S46 - BEST PAIR MALE AND FEMALE.

DISTRICT CLASSES

S47 - BEST MALE.

S48 - BEST FEMALE.

Best Texel to be awarded The John Lamb Memorial Trophy.

Champion Local Texel awarded The Wrentnall Texel Perpetual Trophy.

Hon. H. Vane has donated £60 towards the prize money in this section.

PURE BRED CONTINENTAL SHEEP

S49 - BELTEX AGED or SHEARLING RAM.

S50 - BELTEX RAM LAMB.

S51 - BELTEX EWE or GIMMER SHEARLING.

S52 - BELTEX GIMMER LAMB.

S53 - CHAROLLAIS AGED or SHEARLING RAM.

S54 - CHAROLLAIS RAM LAMB.

S55 - CHAROLLAIS EWE or GIMMER SHEARLING.

S56 - CHAROLLAIS GIMMER LAMB.

Best Beltex to be awarded the E.A.S. Perpetual Trophy.

Best Charollais to be awarded The Gordon Forster Trophy.

The Overall Best Short Wooled Sheep Champion will be awarded The H. L. Forster Challenge Trophy.

WENSLEYDALE LONGWOOLED

S57 - AGED OR SHEARLING RAM.

S58 - RAM LAMB.

S59 - EWE.

S60 - GIMMER SHEARLING.

S61 - GIMMER LAMB.

S62 - GROUP OF THREE. Age to be considered.

Best Group of Three to be awarded The Barnard Castle Teeswater Trophy.

CHAMPIONSHIP will be awarded the Lady Gray Trophy.

YOUNG PERSONS CLASSES

Open to any young person 16 years or under, involved in agriculture.

Please state name and age of handler.

S63 - ONE RAM LAMB. Any breed.

S64 - ONE GIMMER LAMB. Any breed.

Best Young Handler to be awarded the W. T. Robinson Trophy and special prize of £10 given by Hon. H Vane.

OPEN SHEEP DOG TRIAL

Entry fee £2.00

To commence at 10.00am

All competitors must be booked in on the field by 2.00pm

Winner to be awarded The Roy Walton Perpetual Trophy.

Rosettes for 1st, 2nd & 3rd places.

VINTAGE TRACTORS

Judging 10.00am Entry fee: free.

Must be Pre entered

T1 - VINTAGE TRACTOR pre 1950.

T2 - VINTAGE TRACTOR post 1950.

A CHAMPIONSHIP TROPHY given by Lloyds Agriculture will be awarded.

Rosettes to be awarded for first, second and third places.

FERRET RACING

Entries taken on the field

Winner to be awarded the E. & P. Hammond Perpetual Trophy.

HAY AND FIELD PRODUCE

Prizes: £3, £2, £1 Judging at 10.00am. Entry fee 50p

FP1 - BUNDLE OF OLD LAND HAY, 2008.

FP2 - APPRIXIMATELY ONE STONE of SILAGE 2008.

DOGS

Prizes: £5, £3, £2 Judging at 2.00pm. In the main ring. Entry fee £1.00

Pre Entry or Entry on the day before 12 noon at the Secretary's caravan

Wilf Iceton, Esq., has given £3 towards prize money.

D1 - SHEEPDOG DOG, ROUGH OR SMOOTH COATED.

D2 - SHEEPDOG BITCH, ROUGH OR SMOOTH COATED.

D3 - BEST GUN DOG LARGE. Any breed, age or sex.

D4 - BEST GUN DOG SMALL. Any breed, age or sex.

D5 - BEST CONDITIONED LARGE PET DOG. Not previously shown.

D6 - BEST CONDITIONED SMALL PET DOG. Not previously shown.

CHAMPIONSHIP Teesdale Mercury Cup for BEST SHEEPDOG in Show.

The Peter & Gladys Stubbs Trophy for the BEST GUN DOG.

The G & J. I. Lawson Trophy for the BEST PET DOG.

HORSE CLASSES

N.B. Please read and note carefully Rule 10 in General Rules & Regulations

THE OVERALL HORSE CHAMPIONSHIP

To be judged on a points basis by respective breed judges, will be judged at the completion of all the relevant horse sections at approx. 3.30pm.

The J W Hall Memorial Trophy will be awarded together with a Special Prize of £25 kindly donated by Lord Barnard to the Overall Champion, from Classes H1-H51 (inclusive). All horses must be shown in hand for this Championship.

Fourth prize Rosettes will be awarded in all Horse Classes.

The Police have asked the society to stop ponies from being ridden or led amongst the crowd.

Please comply as they have asked us to disqualify offenders.

REGISTERED DALES PONIES

Addisons Chartered Surveyors have sponsored the prize money for all the classes in this section.

Prizes: £15, £8, £5. Judging at 10.00am. Entry fee £6.

H1 - BROOD MARE WITH FOAL AT FOOT. The Northern Dairy Shorthorn Society Cup awarded for Best Brood Mare with Foal at Foot.

H2 - COLT OR FILLY FOAL.

H3 - GELDING. Three years old and over.

H4 - MARE (Clean or Stinted). Three years old and over.

H5 - YEARLING.

H6 - COLT, GELDING OR FILLY. Two years old.

H7 - GELDING OR MARE, any age. To be ridden before the Judges _ Turnout of Pony and Rider to be considered.

CHAMPIONSHIP Best Dales Pony will be awarded The Emmerson Memorial Perpetual Challenge Cup and the Dales Pony Society Rosette.

REGISTERED FELL PONIES

Judging at 10.00am.

Prizes: £15, £8, £5, unless otherwise stated. Entry fee £6

H8 - BROOD MARE WITH FOAL AT FOOT. The G R Coatsworth Memorial Trophy for the Best Brood Mare.

H9 - COLT OR FILLY FOAL. Dam to be produced.

H10 - GELDING OR MARE, three year old or over.

H11 - COLT, GELDING OR FILLY, one year old.

H12 - COLT, GELDING OR FILLY, two years old.

H13 - FELL PONY, to be Ridden before the Judges.

Rosette given by Fell Pony Society for Best Registered Fell Pony - Ridden.

Rosette given by Fell Pony society for Best Registered Fell Pony - in Hand.

H14 - BEST GROUP OF THREE FELL PONIES, not to exceed four years.

From the above classes. Prizes £4, £2 Entry fee 60p

The H. Hirst Silver Trophy will be awarded to The Best Group of Three.

Fell Pony Breeder's Association Gold Shield Rosette - to be presented to the highest placed pony in Class H12 which has not won this award in a previous show in 2008 (not restricted to F.P.B.A. members).

H15 - LOCAL CLASS. COLT, GELDING OR FILLY, Two years and over.

Restricted to owners living in the Parishes of Woodland, Eggleston, Middleton-in-Teesdale, Upper Teesdale, Lunedale, Baldersdale, Langleydale and Marwood, Hamsterley, Staindrop, Romaldkirk, Mickleton, Lartington and Cotherstone.

CHAMPION Fell Pony will be awarded The Darlington and Stockton Times Trophy.

The Mrs N. Earnshaw Trophy will be awarded to the winner of Class H9.

REGISTERED SHETLAND PONIES

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

2. Three year old fillies with foals at foot may not be shown. All foals must be a minimum of three weeks old on the day of the Show.

3. There must be no colts or entire males in Young Handlers classes. Children under 14 yrs old may not show colts (excluding foals) or entire males in In-hand classes. Children under 11 yrs old may not show entire males in ridden classes. In the interests of safety, hard hats must be worn by all handlers aged 14 yrs or under in In-hand classes. Hard hats must be worn by all exhibitors, irrespective of age, in ridden classes. In Ridden Classes, if a rider falls off at any time whilst in the Ring, both pony and rider must leave the Ring, rider dismounted, and take no further part.

Prizes: £15, £8, £5. Judging at 10.00am. Entry fee £6

H16 - STALLION, any age.

H17 - GELDING OR MARE (CLEAN OR STINTED), three years and over.

H18 - BROOD MARE WITH FOAL AT FOOT.

H19 - FOAL OF MARE IN PREVIOUS CLASS.

H20 - RIDDEN CLASS. Please state age of rider.

H21 - MINIATURE PONY UNDER 34", Three years and under.

H22 - MINIATURE PONY UNDER 34", Four years and over.

H23 - BEST YEARLING OR TWO YEAR OLD, colt, gelding or filly.

H24 - DRIVING CLASS.

CHAMPION will be awarded The Mrs E. Passmore Silver Challenge Cup.

BEST FOAL will be awarded The Claredale Shetlands Trophy.

YOUNGEST RIDER Class H20 will be awarded The Kiora Trophy.

BEST MINIATURE Classes H21 & H22 will be awarded The Kiora Plate.

HIGHEST PLACED STALLION under 34" 3 years and under will be awarded The G. D. Robson Memorial Trophy.

Rosettes given by The Shetland Pony Stud Book Society will be awarded for the following: - Champion & Reserve Champion, Junior & Reserve Junior Champion (Junior Ponies being 3 years and under) Best Gelding, Best Foal, Best Miniature.

RIDDEN COBS

Prizes: £15, £8, £5 Judging at 10.00am. Entry fee £6

H25 - RIDDEN COB _ LIGHTWEIGHT.

H26 - RIDDEN COB _ HEAVYWEIGHT.

HUNTERS

Prizes: £15, £8, £5 Judging follows H26 Entry fee £6

H27 - HUNTER 4 years old and upwards, to be ridden before the Judges.

H28 - BROOD MARE WITH FOAL AT FOOT.

H29 - FOAL OF MARE IN PREVIOUS CLASS

H30 - COLT, GELDING OR FILLY one year old.

H31 - COLT, GELDING OR FILLY two or three years old.

CHAMPION will be awarded The Jos Allinson Trophy

Best 1, 2 or 3 year old will be awarded The Mary Bowron Trophy.

MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND PONIES

(Excluding Dales, Fell and Shetlands)

Prizes: £15, £8, £5. Judging at 12 noon Entry fee £6

H32 - SMALL BREEDS, in hand, Mare or Gelding, 4 years or over to be registered with the Welsh Section A & B, Dartmoor and Exmoor Breed Society.

H33 - SMALL BREEDS, in hand, 1, 2 or 3 years old, Filly or Gelding, to be registered as class H32..

H34 - LARGE BREEDS, in hand, Mare or Gelding, 4 years or over, to be registered with Welsh Section C or D, Connemara, New Forest & Highland.

H35 - LARGE BREEDS, in hand 1, 2 and 3 years old, Filly or Gelding, to be registered as class H34.

H36 - LARGE & SMALL BREEDS, in hand, Stallion or Colt (to include Dales & Fell).

H37 - SMALL BREEDS, ridden mare/gelding 4 years and over as registered H32.

H38 - LARGE BREEDS, ridden 4 years and over as registered H34 (to include Dales and Fell).

H39 - LEAD REIN M/M, as registered H32. Rider 8 years and under. Snaffle bridles only. Lead Rein to be attached to the nose band.

H40 - FIRST RIDDEN M/M, as registered H32. Rider 12 years and under.

CHAMPION to be awarded the E.A.S. Trophy.

CHAMPION YOUNG STOCK to be awarded The Mitchell Perpetual Trophy.

SKEWBALD & PIEBALD

Prizes: £15, £8, £5 Judging at 11.00am. Entry fee £6

BSPA CLASSES ARE OPEN TO SKEWBALD AND PIEBALD HORSES AND PONIES ONLY.

These classes are affiliated to the british Skewbald & Piebald Association and are qualifiers for THE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS OF COLOUR National Championship Show 2008, to be held at The College, EC Keysoe, Beds. 23-25 August.

All classes will be judged within the rules and criteria of the BSPA (Copies of the rule book and membership/horse registration overstamping forms can be obtained from the show office 01354 638225 or downloaded from www,bspaonline.com. ALL stallions 4 years and over MUST be graded and Licensed + Registered with the BSPA in order to compete. Open to members and non-members.

In order to qualify all Owners/Handlers/Riders MUST be members of BSPA and all Horses/Ponies Registered with BSPA prior to the show. BSPA Qualification cards must be produced in the ring, and be signed by the judge otherwise the qualification is invalid.

In all WCC ridden classes the judge may ride or request a display for shows held after 15th August 2008. This show is a qualifier for WCC 2009.

QUALIFICATION: 1-3 in all Classes or 1-4 for classes exceeding 12.

H41 - YOUNGSTOCK, Any type or colour. Foals 1, 2 & 3 year olds, in hand.

Rosettes will be awarded to the highest placed FOAL, YEARLING, 2 YEAR OLD, and HEAVYWEIGHT.

H42 - NATIVE/TRADITIONAL/COB in hand, 15.0h.h. & over (this class is for the traditional types).

H43 - NATIVE/TRADITIONAL/COB in hand. Under 15.0h.h. (this class is for the traditional types).

H44 - PLAITED, in hand. 15.0h.h. and over (Plaited).

H45 - PLAITED, in hand. Under 15.0h.h. (Plaited).

H46 - IN HAND COLOUR or MARKINGS, any age. To be judged 90% colour & markings. 10% conformation & soundness.

H47 - RIDDEN PONIES. 15.0h.h. or under. 70% Ride/manners/display, 30% conformation & type characteristics. 4 year old and over. Judge will not ride.

H48 - RIDDEN HORSES. Over 15.0h.h. 70% Ride/manners/display, 30% conformation & type characteristics. 3 year old colts must be graded. Judge may ride or request a display.

CHAMPION awarded The Alan Merrigan Memorial Trophy.

The Tees Valley Beagle Trophy awarded to the best from classes H42 & H43.

The Peter & Gladys Stubbs Trophy awarded to the best from classes H41 - H44 - H45 - H46.

The J & H Meynell Trophy awarded to best from classes H47 & H48.

APPALOOSA CLASSES

Open to all members of BAPS & Appaloosa UK members.

Prizes: £15, £8, £5 Judging at 12 noon. Entry fee £6

H49 - FOAL.

H50 - COLT, FILLY OR GELDING. In hand 1, 2 or 3 year old.

H51 - ANY SEX. In hand, 4 years and over.

H52 - RIDDEN. Western or Traditional Style.

CHAMPION to be awarded The J. W. Nicholson Silver Challenge Trophy.

DRIVING CLASSES

Prizes: £25, £12, £8 Judging at 1.00pm. Entry fee £10.

H53 - BEST PRIVATE TURNOUT.

H54 - EXERCISE CART.

H55 - JUNIOR DRIVING CLASS. Driver to be under 16 years of age on show day.

CHAMPION to be awarded The Lady Gray Silver Rose Bowl.

BEST PONIES

Prizes: £15, £8, £5 Judging at 9.00am. Entry fee £6

H56 - BEST PONY must be shown plaited 12.3h.h or under. Rider 10 years and under.

H57 - BEST PONY must be shown plaited. 13-14h.h Rider 16 years and under.

H58 - BEST PONY must be shown plaited. 14.1-15h.h. Rider 20 years and under.

The Shirley Dowson Silver Challenge Trophy to be awarded to The BEST PONY from Classes H56, H57 & H58.

CHILDS FIRST PONY

Prizes: £15, £8, £5 Judging at 10.00am. Entry fee £6

Prize Winners from Classes H55, H56 not eligible for Classes H57, H58.

H59 - THELWELL PONY 12.2h.h. or under, to be shown in natural state. Rider 7 years and under. Judged on manners and suitability as lead rein pony. Children on lead rein only.

H60 - THELWELL PONY 12.1h.h. TO 14.4h.h. Rider 16 years and under. Judged on quietness and

suitability as first pony.

In the above classes ponies not to have been placed 1st or 2nd in any affiliated showing classes.

The J. D. Dowson Memorial Trophy to be awarded to the Best Childs First Pony.

CHILDRENS RIDING CLASSES

Prizes: £15, £8, £5 Judging follows H60 Entry fee £6

H61 - BEST RIDER. Lead rein 7 years and under. Snaffle bridles only.

H62 - BEST RIDER. 8 years to 11 years.

H63 - BEST RIDER. 12 years to 16 years. No pony to exceed 14.2h.h.

H64 - BEST LOCAL RIDER. (no lead rein). 16 years and under. No pony to exceed 14.2 h.h. Mount to suit rider.

Confined to parishes of Woodland, Eggleston, Middleton-in-Teesdale, Lunedale, Baldersdale, Langleydale and Marwood, Hamsterley, Staindrop, Romaldkirk, Mickleton, Cotherstone, Lartington and Stainton & Streatlam.

The Sir Wm. Gray Perpetual Trophy, to be awarded to the Best Boy or Girl Rider from classes H61, H62, H63. The Headlam Hall Trophy will be awarded for H64.

RIDING/PONY CLUB CLASSES

Prizes: £15, £8, £5 Judging at 12 noon Entry fee £6

Ponies shown in classes H56, H57 & H58 not allowed to compete in this section.

H65 - PONY CLUB PONY. 13.3h.h. to 14.4h.h. One jump to be jumped.

H66 - PONY CLUB PONY. 12.3h.h. to 13.2h.h. One small jump to be jumped.

H67 - PONY CLUB PONY. 12.2h.h. and under. One small jump to be jumped.

H68 - RIDING HORSE. 14.3h.h. and over. One small jump to be jumped.

H69 - BEST COMBINATION PONY & CHILD. 14.2.h.h. & under. Rider to be 17 years & under. To be judged 50% Pony & 50% Rider.

H70 - BEST LOCAL COMBINATION. Rider to be 17 years & under.

Confined to the parishes as class H64.

MOUNTED GAMES

Prizes: £3, £2, £1. Commencing at 2.30pm Entry fee £1.

H71 - MUSICAL RIDE. Girl or Boy 7 years and under. Ponies to be on Leading Rein.

H72 - MUSICAL RIDE. Girl or Boy 12 years and under. If more than 15 entries will be run in heats.

H73 - MUSICAL RIDE. Girl or Boy 16 years. If more than 15 entries will be run in heats.

H74 - POTATO RACE. Girl or boy 7 years and under. Ponies to be on Leading Rein.

H75 - POTATO RACE. Girl or Boy 12 years. Ponies on Leading Rein debarred.

H76 - POTATO RACE. Girl or Boy 16 years and under. Ponies on Leading Rein debarred.

H77 - FLAG RACE. Girl or boy 7 years and under. Ponies to be on Leading Rein.

H78 - FLAG RACE. Girl or Boy 12 years and under. Ponies on Leading Rein debarred.

H79 - FLAG RACE. Girl or Boy 16 years and under. Ponies on Leading Rein debarred.

MOUNTED FANCY DRESS

Prizes: £8, £6, £3, £3. Judging at 2.00pm Entry fee £2.

H80 - Children up to 16 years. Lead rein included.

UNAFFILIATED SHOW JUMPING

Rosettes for 1st, 2nd, 3rd Commences Approx 3.30pm Entry fee £5.00

H81 - NOVICE UP TO 14.3hh. Not to have won a 1st, 2nd, or 3rd prize at any show. Maximum fence height 2ft 6inches.

H82 - INTERMEDIATE. Maximum fence height 2ft 9inches.

H83 - OPEN. Maximum fence height 3ft.

Medals to be won outright for 1st, 2nd & 3rd in each class of this section.

HARNESS RACING

FOR ALL HARNESS RACING ENQUIRIES

AND ENTRY FORMS

Please Contact:

Mrs S Harrison, 4 Montgomery Road, Barnard Castle, DL12 8AS

Telephone: Teesdale (01833) 631048

All Racing Numbers to be collected at the Paddock Tent

SPECIAL NOTE TO COMPETITORS

All horse owners in Harness Racing, with unpaid entries, to pay at gate and money to be refunded at Sports Secretary's Caravan when entries are paid for. All paid competitors will be allowed to ride if they are on time. The Committee reserve the right to cancel, alter or amend any event they think fit, and in the case of dispute their decision shall be final and binding, and not subject to any court of law.

NO ENTRIES TAKEN ON THE FIELD

DRESSED WALKING STICKS

Prizes: £5, £3, £2. Judging at 10.00am Entry fee £1.

4th prize of 30p when ten or more entries.

W1 - HORN HEADED WALKING STICK, PLAIN.

W2 - HORN HEADED WALKING STICK, FANCY.

W3 - DRESSED WALKING STICK, WOOD HEADED, PLAIN. One piece.

W4 - DRESSED WALKING STICK, WOOD HEADED, FANCY.

W5 - DRESSED WALKING STICK, FROM ROOT.

W6 - LADY'S STICK, HORN HEAD.

W7 - SHEPHERDS CROOK. One piece

W8 - SHEPHERDS CROOK, HORN HEAD.

W9 - ORNAMENTAL STICK.

W10 - THUMBSTICK, WOOD. One piece.

W11 - THUMBSTICK, WOOD. Two pieces.

W12 - THUMBSTICK, ANY OTHER.

W13 - NOVICE CLASS.

CHAMPIONSHIP for Best Stick in Show will be awarded The J. A. Kidd Memorial Trophy.

HORTICULTURE _ RULES

1. Entrance Fees to be paid at the time of entry, which close on 11th September.

2. Exhibitors will be allowed to enter more than one article in each class and any objection to any prize must be made to the Secretary not later than 3pm on Show Day and accompanied by a deposit of £10.

3. All exhibits to be on the ground by 10.00am, and none will be received after the Tent is closed for judging. No Exhibitor can remove their goods or prize cards until after 4.30pm. At 4.30pm the Tent will be closed and only exhibitors with marquee passes will be allowed back in to collect their Exhibits and where applicable prize cards and prize money. Any Exhibitor removing exhibits before 4.30pm will be liable to forfeit his prize money.

4. Every Exhibitor must sign the declaration on the entry Form and The Exhibitor of any but his own production shall, on discovery, forfeit all his prizes.

5. Not more that one person will be allowed to exhibit specimens from any one garden or household, and the Committee will not be responsible for any damage or loss to exhibits, etc., at or in transit to and from the Show.

VEGETABLES

Prizes: £5, £3, £2 Judging at 10.00am Entry fee 50p

A Fourth Prize of 50p if more than ten entries.

Mr & Mrs A Gent have donated a Perpetual Points Shield.

The Eggleston Agricultural Society Perpetual Shield for

BEST COLLECTION OF VEGETABLES Class V1.

GSK have donated £50 to this section.

V1 - COLLECTION OF VEGETABLES, four kinds, one item of each variety as per

Schedule.

V2 - FOUR DESSERT APPLES.

V3 - FOUR COOKING APPLES.

V4 - TWO ROUND BEET (3" top to be showing).

V5 - SIX PODS OF BROAD BEANS.

V6 - SIX PODS OF RUNNER BEANS.

V7 - SIX DWARF FRENCH BEANS.

V8 - ONE GREEN CABBAGE, PIN HEAD (washed root showing).

V9 - ONE GREEN CABBAGE, DRUM HEAD (washed root showing).

V10 - ONE CAULIFLOWER (washed root).

V11 - TWO LONG CARROTS (3" top to be showing).

V12 - TWO STUMP ROOTED CARROTS (3" top to be showing).

V13 - TWO HEADS OF CELERY.

V14 - ONE CUCUMBER.

V15 - SIX SINGLE ESCHALLOTS, RED (grown from bulbs).

V16 - SIX SINGLE ESCHALLOTS, WHITE (grown from bulbs).

V17 - SIX SINGLE ESCHALLOTS, STRAWS DRESSED.

V18 - TWO POT LEEKS (not exceeding 6" to first tifold).

V19 - TWO BLANCH LEEKS (to exceed 14" from tight button).

V20 - ONE MARROW, GREEN.

V21 - THREE ONIONS, grown from seed, dressed.

V22 - THREE ONIONS under 8oz. each.

V23 - THREE ONIONS, grown from sets.

V24 - ONE SINGLE POTATO, ROUND OR KIDNEY.

V25 - FOUR KIDNEY POTATOES, WHITE.

V26 - FOUR KIDNEY POTATOES, COLOURED.

V27 - FOUR ROUND POTATOES, WHITE.

V28 - FOUR ROUND POTATOES, COLOURED.

V29 - PAIR OF PARSNIPS (3" top to be showing).

V30 - SIX TOMATOES.

V31 - TWO GARDEN TURNIPS, WHITE OR YELLOW (washed root and 3"top showing).

V32 - MOST UNUSUAL SHAPED VEGETABLE.

EGGLESTON AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY

Entry Form For

for Classes V1 to V32, F1 to F26 (inclusive)

FL1 to FL4 (inclusive), P90 to P95 (inclusive), and L1 to L88 (inclusive)

To: Mr A. Gent, 10 Keld Head Orchard, Kirby Moorside, North Yorkshire YO62 6EF Telephone: 01751 432529

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EGGLESTON AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY

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POULTRY

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HAY, DOGS, DRESSED WALKING STICKS

& VINTAGE TRACTORS

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FLOWERS

Prizes: £5, £3, £2. Judging at 10.00am Entry fee 50p.

Fourth prize of 50p when 10 or more entries.

The Syd Forster Memorial Trophy will be awarded for The Best Vase of Pompom Dahlias.

The Woodland Show Trophy will be awarded for The Best Intermediate Chrysanthemum.

The Garden News Championship Shield will be awarded on points basis in the flower classes.

First prize 3 points; second prize 2 points; 3rd prize 1 point.

F1 - ONE ROSE (any variety).

F2 - FOUR ROSES (any variety or varieties).

F3 - GLADIOLI (three spikes).

F4 - THREE PERPETUAL CARNATIONS.

F5 - THREE DAHLIAS GIANT AND LARGE DECORATIVE.

F6 - THREE DAHLIAS GIANT AND LARGE CACTUS AND SEMI CACTUS.

F7 - THREE DAHLIAS MEDIUM DECORATIVE.

F8 - THREE DAHLIAS MEDIUM CACTUS AND SEMI CACTUS.

F9 - THREE DAHLIAS WATER LILY.

F10 - THREE DAHLIAS SMALL AND MINIATURE DECORATIVE.

F11 - THREE DAHLIAS SMALL CACTUS AND SEMI CACTUS.

F12 - THREE DAHLIAS POMPOM.

F13 - THREE DAHLIAS SMALL BALL AND MINIATURE BALL.

F14 - CHRYSANTHEMUMS, REFLEX (one vase of three blooms).

F15 - CHRYSANTHEMUMS, INTERMEDIATE (one vase of three double blooms).

F16 - CHRYSANTHEMUMS, IN CURVE (one vase of three blooms).

F17 - SPRAY CHRYSANTHEMUMS (one vase of three).

F18 - SPRAY CHRYSANTHEMUMS, SINGLE (one vase of three).

F19 - LADY'S SPRAY.

F20 - GENTLEMAN'S BUTTONHOLE, ROSE.

F21 - GENTLEMAN'S BUTTONHOLE, ANY OTHER THAN ROSE.

F22 - FOUR ASTERS (to be shown in a vase).

F23 - HOUSE PLANT (to be judged on Flowers).

F24 - HOUSE PLANT (to be judged on Foliage).

F25 - ONE CACTUS PLANT, OTHER THAN SUCCULENT.

F26 - A VEGETABLE AND FLOWER SHOWN TOGETHER.

FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS

Prizes: £5, £3, £2. Judging at 10.00am. Entry fee 50p

Space allowed: 2ft each exhibit in Classes FL1, FL2, FL3

The Hope & Win Chapman Salver for best exhibit in Floral Classes.

The Allanvale Trophy for most points in floral Section.

Points are 1st Prize: 3 points, 2nd Prize: 2 points, 3rd Prize: 1 point.

FL1 - STEP INTO AUTUMN.

FL2 - AN UNUSUAL CONTAINER. TOPIC "TRANQUILITY".

FL3 - JEWELS FROM THE EAST.

FL4 - AN ARRANGEMENT IN A TEA POT.

POULTRY (Standard Bred) _ Rules

Prizes: £3, £2, £1 Judging at 10.00am. Entry fee 50p

Fourth Prize of 30p if more than 10 entries.

1. No entry will be accepted unless accompanied by the full amount of entrance fee.

2. The Committee can assure exhibitors that the greatest care will be taken of all exhibits by the Stewards, but it must be distinctly understood that the Committee will not be responsible for any loss or damage to any exhibit arising from accident or any other cause.

3. No amalgamation or cancellation of classes, but if less than four entries in any class only half prize money paid.

4. Exhibits must be on the show ground not later than 9.30 on the morning of the Show.

5. Persons failing to send birds entered for competition will forfeit their entrance fee, and specimens entered in wrong classes will be disqualified.

6. All exhibits in the selling classes must be sold, if claimed, at Catalogue price and 10% commission will be deducted for the benefit of the Society. All claims must be paid by 3.30pm. All exhibits in the selling classes, and any other exhibits for which there is more than one claimant, will be offered by public auction, and sold to the highest bidder at 3.30pm, and 10% will be deducted from the sales effected at catalogue prices, and an additional 50% upon any excess realised at the auction above these prices. All exhibits sold shall be deemed to be from the time of purchase at the sole risk of the purchaser. The society will not be responsible for the safe packing and transit of the same.

7. No other bedding to be put in pens except that provided by the society. Male and Female to mean birds of any age.

8. No rail stock accepted.

ALL BIRDS TO BE VERY CLEAN AND WELL PRESENTED.

LARGE POULTRY

P1 - O.E.G. BROWN RED M/F.

P2 - O.E.G. AC DUCKWING M/F.

P3 - O.E.G. ANY OTHER COLOUR M/F.

P4 - SILKIE. M/F.

P5 - SOFT FEATHER LIGHT MALE.

P6 - SOFT FEATHER LIGHT FEMALE.

P7 - SOFT FEATHER HEAVY MALE.

P8 - SOFT FEATHER HEAVY FEMALE.

P9 - A.V. HARD FEATHER, COCKEREL/PULLET 2008.

P10 - A.V. SOFT FEATHER, COCKEREL/PULLET 2008.

P11 - SELLING LARGE, MALE/FEMALE.

RARE BREEDS

P12 - O.E. PHEASANT FOWL M/F.

P13 - A.O.V. LARGE RARE M/F.

P14 - A.V. RARE BANTAM MALE. (State if Long-tailed.)

P15 - A.V. RARE BANTAM FEMALE.

AISIAN GAME

P16 - ANY VARIETY, LARGE MALE.

P17 - ANY VARIETY, LARGE FEMALE.

P18 - KO SHAMO MALE.

P19 - KO SHAMO FEMALE.

P20 - ANY VARIETY, BANTAM MALE.

P21 - ANY VARIETY, BANTAM FEMALE.

HARD FEATHER BANTAMS

P22 - SPANGLE, MALE.

P23 - SPANGLE, FEMALE.

P24 - PILE OR BLACK-RED MALE.

P25 - PILE, WHEATEN OR PARTRIDGE FEMALE.

P26 - BLACK OR BLUE, MALE.

P27 - BLACK OR BLUE, FEMALE.

P28 - A.O.C. O.E.G. MALE.

P29 - A.O.C. O.E.G. FEMALE.

P30 - A.C. O.E.G. COCKEREL 2008.

P31 - A.C. O.E.G. PULLET 2008.

P32 - MODERN MALE.

P33 - MODERN FEMALE.

P34 - MODERN COCKEREL/PULLET 2008.

P35 - SELLING A.V. BANTAM HARD FEATHER.

SOFT FEATHER BANTAMS

P36 - AUSTRALORP MALE

P37 - AUSTRALORP FEMALE.

P38 - BARRED ROCK M/F.

P39 - BUFF ROCK M/F.

P40 - R.I.R. MALE.

P41 - R.I.R. REMALE.

P42 - SUSSEX MALE.

P43 - SUSSEX FEMALE.

P44 - WYANDOTTE SELF M/F.

P45 - A.O.C. WYANDOTTE MALE.

P46 - A.O.C. WYANDOTTE FEMALE.

P47 - LEGHORN M/F.

P48 - ANCONA M/F.

P49 - A.O.V. SOFT FEATHER MALE.

P50 - A.O.V. SOFT FEATHER FEMALE.

P51 - A.V. 2008 HEAVY MALE.

P52 - A.V. 2008HEAVY FEMALE.

P53 - A.V. 2008 LIGHT MALE.

P54 - A.V. 2008 LIGHT FEMALE.

TRUE BANTAMS

P55 - A.C. PEKIN MALE

P56 - A.C. PEKIN FEMALE.

P57 - A.C. DUTCH MALE.

P58 - A.C. DUTCH FEMALE.

P59 - A.V. BELGIAN MALE.

P60 - A.V. BELGIAN FEMALE.

P61 - ROSECOMB MALE OR FEMALE.

P62 - SEABRIGHT MALE OR FEMALE.

P63 - A.O.V. TRUE MALE OR FEMALE.

P64 - A.V. TRUE COCKEREL/PULLET.

P65 - SELLING A.V. S/F OR TRUE BANTAM M/F.

JUVENILE CLASSES

Exhibitors to be under 16 years of age and are limited to two entries per class.

P66 - SOFT FEATHER BANTAM MALE.

P67 - SOFT FEATHER BANTAM FEMALE.

P68 - HARD FEATHER MALE.

P69 - HARD FEATHER FEMALE.

P70 - WATER FOWL DRAKE/DUCK. (state Large or Bantam)

WATER FOWL

P71 - COLL OR BANTAM DRAKE.

P72 - COLL OR BANTAM DUCK.

P73 - RUNNER DUCK OR DRAKE.

P74 - A.O.V. DRAKE.

P75 - A.O.V. DUCK.

P76 - A.V. GOOSE OR GANDER.

SPECIAL PRIZES

THE J. W. PARKIN MEMORIAL TROPHY For Best Bird in Show.

THE E. T. STODDART PERPETUAL MEMORIAL TROPHY. Best Large Hard Feather.

THE W. R. JEWITT TANKARD For Best Reserve Large Hard Feather.

THE NORMAN COWLEY PERPETUAL MEMORIAL TROPHY. Best Soft Feather.

THE HESLOP AND WALLING PERPETUAL TROPHY. Best O.E.G. Bantam.

THE J. WALTHAM PLAQUE. For Best O.E. Pheasant Fowl.

THE W. R. JEWITT PLAQUE. For Best Hard Feather Bantam Male.

THE J. R. JEWITT PLAQUE. For Best Hard Feather Bantam Female.

THE A. &. K. ORTON TROPHY. For Best Rare Breed.

THE BENDHOLM TROPHY. For Best Duck or Drake.

THE EVANS TROPHY. For Best Goose or Gander.

THE A. DODDS TROPHY. For Best Juvenile Soft Feather (P65 & P66).

THE JUVENILE TROPHY. For Best Hard Feather (P67 & P68).

THE K. & B. SMITH TROPHY. For Best Juvenile Drake or Duck (P69).

EGGS

Prizes: £3, £2, £1 Judging at 10.00am. Entry fee 50p

Fourth Prize of 50p when 10 or more entries.

Exhibits staged and judged in the Industrial Marquee.

Entries for these classes to the Industrial Entries Secretary, MR & MRS A GENT.

One egg to be broken by Judge - Container and saucer will be provided.

P90 - FOUR WHITE EGGS, BANTAM.

P91 - FOUR BROWN EGGS, BANTAM.

P92 - FOUR COLOURED EGGS, BANTAM.

P93 - FOUR WHITE EGGS, HEN.

P94 - FOUR BROWN EGGS, HEN.

P95 - FOUR COLOURED EGGS, HEN.

INDUSTRIAL SECTION

ANY PERSON WHO WOULD LIKE TO HELP IN THE MARQUEES ON SHOW DAY FOR HOWEVER LONG A TIME THAT THEY HAVE AVAILABLE (i.e. stewarding the marquee whilst open to the public for even half an hour), WOULD BE VERY GREATLY APPRECIATED BY THE LADIES COMMITTEE.

IF YOU FEEL THAT YOU CAN HELP PLEASE CONTACT EITHER MRS BEADLE on 01833 695090 or G LAWSON on 01833 638749.

RULES FOR ENTRY AND PRIZES. Please read carefully.

1. WINES to be bottled in 26 fl.oz. clear punted bottle with flanged cork.

2. All PRESERVES to be made and bottled at home.

3. One Jar of preserve, minimum of 12oz (340g) will constitute an entry.

4. Jars to have plain covers, i.e. NO TRADE NAMES.

5. All entries in BREAD, PASTRIES, CAKES AND BISCUITS classes to be home made.

6. ALL BREAD, PASTRIES, CAKES AND BISCUITS to be cut and sampled by the Judge, unless otherwise stated.

Prizes: £5, £3, £2 Judging 10.00am. Entry Fee 50p

Fourth Prize of 50p when 10 or more entries.

TROPHIES WILL BE PRESENTED AT 3.30PM IN THE INDUSTRIAL MARQUEE.

The Mrs. Field Perpetual Trophy, (together with a miniature to be won outright and given by the society) will be awarded to the competitor with most points in the Bread & Pastries and Cakes & Biscuits sections.

Points are 1st prize, 3 points, 2nd prize 2 points, 3rd prize 1 point.

THE GANT TROPHY will be awarded for the Best Novetly Iced Cake.

THE MARWOOD & LANGLEYDALE W.I. TROPHY will be awarded for most points in cakes & biscuits.

THE COLLINSON MEMORIAL TROPHY will be awaded for most points in Bread & Pastry section

The Eggleston W.I. Trophy for most points in Preserves section.

The John & Vera Featherstone Trophy for most points in the Wine section.

Special Prize given in memory of Mrs F Stephenson for the Fruit Cake class.

Boldron W.I. have donated £10 towards prize money in the home made wine section.

Romaldkirk W.I. have donated £6 towards the prize money in the preserves section.

Bowes W.I. have donated £10 towards the prize money in the cakes and biscuits section.

HOME MADE WINES

NO LABELS ON BOTTLES

L1 - WHITE OR GOLDEN WINE, DRY.

L2 - WHITE OR GOLDEN WINE, SWEET.

L3 - RED WINE, DRY.

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