KIRRIEMUIR DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION
(established 1877)
KIRRIEMUIR DISTRICT
AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION
(established 1877)
SCHEDULE
Other Schedules available from the Secretary
SATURDAY 18th July 2015
EAST MUIRHEAD OF LOGIE
CLOSING DATE FOR ENTRIES
SUNDAY 21st JUNE 2015
TWINNED WITH BRACEBRIDGE FALL FAIR & HORSE SHOW, ONTARIO
The KDAA is a Company Limited by Guarantee and is registered for charitable purposes
KIRRIEMUIR DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION
(established 1877)
PRIZE LIST FOR THE OPEN SHOW OF
CLYDESDALES, HARNESS, CATTLE, SHEEP, GOATS, HUNTERS & PONIES
PLEASE SEE JUDGING COMMENCEMENT TIMES UNDER EACH SECTION
HEADING
ENTRIES MUST BE IN THE SHOW FIELD 30 MINUTES BEFORE JUDGING
COMMENCES
IN ADDITION TO THE SHOW RULES, PROVIDED AT THE BACK OF THIS
DOCUMENT, SUPPLEMENTARY INSTRUCTIONS OR REQUIREMENTS
RELEVANT TO INDIVIDUAL CLASSES ARE HIGHLIGHTED THROUGHOUT
WITH TEXT SHOWN IN A BOX
ALL CATTLE PASSPORTS MUST BE PRODUCED ON SHOW DAY
ALL SHEEP AND GOATS MUST BE INDIVIDUALLY EAR TAGGED OR
TATTOOED IN ACCORDANCE WITH SGRPID GUIDANCE
Further Show Lists and information can be obtained from:
Donna Leslie, Chenar, 1 Strathview Road, Kirriemuir, Angus, DD8 5BZ
Tele: 01575 573222
e-mail: kirriemuirshow@hotmail.com
www.kirriemuir-show.co.uk
please ensure your entry is in on time as no late entries will be accepted
KIRRIEMUIR DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION
(established 1877)
SPECIAL SHOW PRIZES (ALL PERPETUAL)
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Centenary Silver Trophy 2015 SHEEP – CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS
To be awarded in alternate years to the Champion of Champions in Cattle,
Horse and Sheep Sections, drawn thus:
2015
2016
2017
Sheep
Horse
Cattle
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A & H Rosettes – Champion of Champion Rosette & Sash
Presented by A & H Rosettes who have made all of our rosettes, badges and so
much more.
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The Angus Glens Sheep Health Association Quaich to be awarded to the
Interbreed Sheep Champion
This Quaich will also be judged on a points system with all the Sheep Judges
participating.
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The Tayside Lime Cup
Presented by James Bruce Ltd to be awarded to the Champion of Champions in
Cattle Sections.
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The Jack Pattullo Trophy
Presented by the Pattullo Family to the Stockman of the winning animals. To be
awarded to the Best Pair of animals out of the Aberdeen Angus, Any Other
Breed, Commercial, Limousin, Charolais, Simmental and Highland Cattle
Sections, owned by one exhibitor, animals to be out of the same Section and
only one entry per Section for each exhibitor.
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Stockmans Point Prize Trophy
Prize value £7.00 for the most points in any one of the
following Sections – 3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13, 14, 15, 16
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The Bruce Nicoll Memorial Quaich
Presented by David and Tracey Nicoll in memory of Mr Bruce Nicoll. To be awarded
to the overall junior bull champion. Only one animal from each breed may compete
and all bulls must be from a native or continental pedigree herd and be born on or
after 1st January 2014.
KIRRIEMUIR DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION
(established 1877)
SECTION ONE – CLYDESDALE HORSES
Judging at 9.30am by Mr D. Walker, Cawdor
The Kirriemuir District Agricultural Association is affiliated to the Clydesdale Horse
Society. A Shield (which will be supplied and engraved by the Clydesdale Horse Society)
will be 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
Entry Fee: £4
Prize Money for the classes listed below is: 1st = £13, 2nd = £9, 3rd = £5 and a 4th prize of
£4 will be paid if 8 or more entries put forward in any Class
CLASS 1
GELDING, 3 YEARS AND OVER
CLASS 2
BROOD MARE (WITH FOAL AT FOOT)
CLASS 3
FOAL
CLASS 4
YELD MARE, 3 YEARS AND OVER
CLASS 5
1 YEAR OLD FILLY OR COLT
CLASS 6
2 YEAR OLD FILLY OR COLT
CLASS 7
YOUNG HANDLERS**
NB: Class 5 & 6 please state Colt or Filly on entry form
Special Prizes (all perpetual):
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Champion Clydesdale – Greenhill Trophy
Best Foal – W. Douglas & Sons Trophy
Best Male Clydesdale - £3 : Best Female Clydesdale - £3
**An engraved medal is presented by The Clydesdale Horse Society to the best young handler
aged 12 to 16 on the day of the show who has not already qualified in 2015. The capabilities of
the handler are to be assessed, not the animal being led. The qualifier will be eligible to compete
in the
6 final at The Royal Highland Show in 2016. The Young Handler Scheme is generously
sponsored by the James Bennet Fund.
KIRRIEMUIR DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION
(established 1877)
SECTION TWO – HARNESS, DECORATIONS AND GROOMING
Judging at approx 1.30pm by Capt. J Anderson, Kilmalcolm
Entry Fee: Nil
PRIZES
CLASS 21
BEST KEPT SET OF FARM CART HARNESS
£11
£8
£5
CLASS 22
DECORATIONS
£8
£5
£4
CLASS 23
GROOMING
£7
£5
£3
Each entrant will receive £2 prize money after 3rd place in Classes 22 and 23
Special Prizes (all perpetual):

Most Points (Horse excluded) from Classes 21 & 22 – Fyfe Cup
KIRRIEMUIR DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION
(established 1877)
SECTION THREE – ABERDEEN ANGUS
Judging at 9.30am by Mr T. Arnott, Kelso
Entry Fee: £4
Prize Money for the classes listed below is: 1st = £14, 2nd = £10, 3rd = £6 and a 4th prize
of £4 will be paid if 8 or more entries put forward in any Class
CLASS 31
BULL BORN PRIOR TO 1.1.14
CLASS 32
BULL BORN ON OR AFTER 1.1.14
CLASS 33
COW IN MILK OR IN CALF, BORN BEFORE 1.1.13
CLASS 34
HEIFER BORN ON OR AFTER 1.1.12 AND BEFORE 1.1.14
CLASS 35
HEIFER BORN ON OR AFTER 1.1.14
CLASS 36
BULL OR HEIFER CALF BORN ON OR AFTER 1.1.15
Special Prizes (all perpetual):
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Champion – Reekie Engineering Silver Cup
Best Group (One Male, Two Females) – Silver Rose Bowl presented by the late
Sir Torquil Munro
The Aberdeen Angus Cattle Society will award a Tartan Sash to the Aberdeen
Angus Champion and a Rosette for the Best Animal Bred by Exhibitor
In the event of 15 or more Aberdeen Angus entries the Society will award an
Engraved Whisky Glass to the Aberdeen Angus Champion
All Cattle Passports must be produced
KIRRIEMUIR DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION
(established 1877)
SECTION FOUR – COMMERCIAL CATTLE
Judging at 9.30am by Mr E. Fettes, Buckie
Entry Fee: £4
Prize Money for the classes listed below is: 1st = £14, 2nd = £10, 3rd = £6 and a 4th prize
of £4 will be paid if 8 or more entries put forward in any Class
CLASS 41
CROSS COW
CLASS 41A
CROSS COW AND SUCKLING CALF (UNHALTERED)
NB: This Class will be split at, Steward’s discretion, if sufficient entries of Autumn/Spring
calves are received. This Class is not eligible for the Commercial Cattle Championship.
CLASS 42
BULL CALF, CONTINENTAL CROSS, BORN ON OR AFTER 1.1.15
CLASS 43
HEIFER CALF, CONTINENTAL CROSS, BORN ON OR AFTER 1.1.15
CLASS 44
BULL CALF BY NATIVE SIRE BORN ON OR AFTER 1.9.14
CLASS 44A
HEIFER CALF BY NATIVE SIRE BORN ON OR AFTER 1.9.14
CLASS 45
BULL CALF, CONTINENTAL CROSS, BORN ON OR AFTER 1.9.14
AND BEFORE 1.1.15
CLASS 46
HEIFER CALF, CONTINENTAL CROSS, BORN ON OR AFTER 1.9.14
AND BEFORE 1.1.15
CLASS 47
HEIFER, - BORN BEFORE 1.9.14
CLASS 48
BULLOCK – BORN BEFORE 1.9.14
Special Prizes (all perpetual)
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Champion Animal – Cup presented by the Kirriemuir Farmers Dance Committee
Reserve Champion – Shield presented by Mr & Mrs S. Brown, Roe Park, Brechin
Best Cross Bred Calf bred by Exhibitor – The James A. Peters Trophy
Best Pair in any one of Classes 42-49 inclusive – The John Waddell Memorial Cup
Most Points in Commercial Cattle Section – Airlie Cup
Best Cross Cow & Calf – The Haughs of Benshie Quaich presented by Andrew Mitchell
CLASS 49
BEST BUTCHERS ANIMAL (SHOWN UNHALTERED) –
THIS CLASS IS NOT ELIGIBLE FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP
Special Prizes (all perpetual)
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Champion Butchers Animal – F & F Farquharson Meikle Coul Centenary Trophy
All Cattle Passports must be produced
KIRRIEMUIR DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION
(established 1877)
SECTION FIVE – LIMOUSIN CATTLE
Judging after Section Three by Mr T. Arnott, Kelso
Entry Fee: £4
Prize Money for the classes listed below is: 1st = £14, 2nd = £10, 3rd = £6 and a 4th prize
of £4 will be paid if 8 or more entries put forward in any Class
CLASS 51
BULL BORN BEFORE 1.6.13
CLASS 52
BULL BORN ON OR AFTER 1.6.13 AND BEFORE 1.6.14
CLASS 53
COW BORN BEFORE 1.6.12
CLASS 54
HEIFER BORN ON OR AFTER 1.6.12 AND BEFORE 1.6.13
CLASS 55
HEIFER BORN ON OR AFTER 1.6.13 AND BEFORE 1.6.14
CLASS 56
HEIFER OR BULL CALF BORN AFTER 1.6.14
Special Prizes (all pertpetual)
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Champion Limousin – Trophy presented by the Montrose Auction Company
Best Limousin Opposite Sex to the Champion – The McLaren Trophy presented by
the McLaren Family, Muirhouses
British Limousin Cattle Society Champion & Reserve Rosettes
All Cattle Passports must be produced
KIRRIEMUIR DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION
(established 1877)
SECTION SIX – CHAROLAIS CATTLE
Judging at 9.30am Judge Mr G Wright, Glenlivet
North East and Central Scotland Charolais Club are delighted to announce
that Kirriemuir Show will be part of the show points competition for 2015.
For further information contact Alison Gray 07718338804
Entry Fee: £4
Prize Money for the classes listed below is: 1st = £14, 2nd = £10, 3rd = £6 and a 4th prize
of £4 will be paid if 8 or more entries put forward in any Class
CLASS 61
BULL BORN BEFORE 1.6.13
CLASS 62
BULL BORN ON OR AFTER 1.6.13 AND BEFORE 1.6.14
CLASS 63
COW BORN BEFORE 1.6.12
CLASS 64
HEIFER BORN ON OR AFTER 1.6.12 AND BEFORE 1.6.13
CLASS 65
HEIFER BORN ON OR AFTER 1.6.13 AND BEFORE 1.6.14
CLASS 66
HEIFER OR BULL CALF BORN ON OR AFTER 1.6.14
Special Prizes (all perpetual)
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Champion Charolais – Silver Cup presented by James Bruce Ltd
British Charolais Champion Rosette donated by the Scottish & Northern Charolais
Breeders Association Ltd
All Cattle Passports must be produced
KIRRIEMUIR DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION
(established 1877)
SECTION SEVEN – SIMMENTAL CATTLE
Judging after Charolais Cattle by Mr G Wright, Glenlivet
Entry Fee: £4
Prize Money for the classes listed below is: 1st = £14, 2nd = £10, 3rd = £6 and a 4th prize
of £4 will be paid if 8 or more entries put forward in any Class
CLASS 71
BULL BORN BEFORE 1.6.13
CLASS 72
BULL BORN ON OR AFTER 1.6.13 AND BEFORE 1.6.14
CLASS 73
COW BORN BEFORE 1.6.12
CLASS 74
HEIFER BORN ON OR AFTER 1.6.12 AND BEFORE 1.6.13
CLASS 75
HEIFER BORN ON OR AFTER 1.6.13 AND BEFORE 1.6.14
CLASS 76
HEIFER OR BULL CALF BORN ON OR AFTER 1.6.14
CLASS 77
A PAIR OF SIMMENTAL CATTLE FROM ANY CLASS/CLASSES,
EXCLUDING SENIOR BULLS AND SENIOR COWS – BOTH
ANIMALS TO BE BRED BY EXHIBITOR – ONLY ONE ENTRY PER
EXHIBITOR
NB: There is no entry fee or prize money for Class 77, but please intimate on the official
Entry Form if you wish to enter for this Class
Special Prizes (all perpetual)
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Champion Simmental – Silver Cup presented by SAI Ltd
Best Simmental Opposite Sex to Champion – Cup presented by R. Douglas, Linross
Best Pair of Simmentals Bred by Exhibitor – The Drumgley Cup presented by
Mr & Mrs Pat Forrester
Champion Rosettes presented by the British Simmental Cattle Society
All Cattle Passports must be produduced
KIRRIEMUIR DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION
(established 1877)
SECTION EIGHT –ANY OTHER NATIVE BREED
Judging at 9.30am by Mr K WW Brown, Kinross
Entry Fee: £4
Prize Money for the classes listed below is: 1st = £14, 2nd = £10, 3rd = £6 and a 4th prize
of £4 will be paid if 8 or more entries put forward in any Class
CLASS 81
BULL BORN PRIOR TO 1.1.14
CLASS 82
BULL BORN ON OR AFTER 1.1.14
CLASS 83
COW IN MILK OR IN CALF, BORN BEFORE 1.1.13
CLASS 84
HEIFER BORN ON OR AFTER 1.1.13 AND BEFORE 1.1.14
CLASS 85
HEIFER BORN ON OR AFTER 1.1.14
CLASS 86
BULL OR HEIFER CALF BORN ON OR AFTER 1.1.15
Special Prizes (all perpetual):
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Champion Sash presented by The Henderson Family
All Cattle Passports must be produced
KIRRIEMUIR DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION
(established 1877)
CONTINENTAL CATTLE TROPHIES
Judging by Mr I Mathers, Kintore
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Champion Continental (Any Breed) – Trophy presented by the Mackay
Family, Fletcherfield
Best Group of Three from the Continental Cattle Sections – The Craigton Cup
Presented by Alex & Jessie Cant
YOUNG CATTLE HANDLER SECTION
Judging by Mr T. Arnott, Kelso
No Entry Fee Payable – Judging to take place after Cattle judging in the Commercial
Cattle ring.
ENTRIES WILL BE TAKEN ON THE DAY
Section 1
Open to handlers from 5 years and up to and including 12 years
The animal must be entered in another class in the show
Handler must be accompanied by an adult at all times
White coats and appropriate foot wear must be worn
Section 2
Open to handlers from 13 years and up to and including 16 years on the day of the show
The animal must be entered in another class in the show
White coats and appropriate foot wear must be worn
Special Prizes (all perpetual)
Best Young Handler in Cattle Section – The McLaren Family Cup
KIRRIEMUIR DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION
(established 1877)
SECTION NINE – HIGHLAND CATTLE
Judging at 10am by Mr KWW Brown, Kinross
Females entered in the Appendix Register of the Highland Cattle Society Herd Book,
either Appendix A or B are eligible for entry and are identified by the letter “A” or “B”
tattooed in the ear or written in Waterproof ink on an eartag.
Winning exhibitors can gain points for the Highland Cattle Show Fold of the Year
Competition
Entry Fee: £4
Prize Money for the classes listed below is: 1st = £14, 2nd = £10, 3rd = £6 and a 4th prize
of £4 will be paid if 8 or more entries put forward in any Class
CLASS 91
BULL ANY AGE
CLASS 92
COW IN MILK OR WITH CALF AT FOOT
CLASS 93
HEIFER BORN IN 2012
CLASS 94
HEIFER BORN IN 2013
CLASS 95
HEIFER BORN IN 2014
CLASS 96
CALF BORN IN 2015 – IF NUMBERS ALLOW
CLASS 97
A PAIR OF HIGHLAND CATTLE SHOWN AND OWNED BY
EXHIBITOR – ONLY ONE ENTRY PER EXHIBITOR
NB: There is no entry fee or prize money for Class 97, but please intimate on the official
Entry Form if you wish to enter for this Class
Special Prizes (all perpetual):
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Champion Highland Animal – Thorntons WS Caithness Glass Decanter
Best Female Highland Animal – Smiths Gore, Chartered Surveyors, Trophy
Champion Rosette awarded by The Highland Cattle Society
All Cattle Passports must be produced
KIRRIEMUIR DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION
(established 1877)
SECTION TEN – SUFFOLK SHEEP
Judging at 9.30am by Mr J A Gibb, East Cowbog
Entry Fee: £2
Prize Money for the classes listed below is: 1st = £12, 2nd = £9, 3rd = £6 and a 4th prize of
£4 will be paid if 8 or more entries put forward in any Class
CLASS 101
AGED RAM
CLASS 102
SHEARLING
CLASS 103
RAM LAMB
CLASS 104
EWE (HAVING REARED A LAMB THIS YEAR)
CLASS 105
GIMMER
CLASS 106
EWE LAMB
CLASS 107
PAIR OR UNTRIMMED LAMBS – ANY COMBINATION
WINNERS OF CLASS 107 ARE NOT ELIGIBLE FOR THE BREED CHAMPION
All sheep must be dipped or treated for scab and lice prior to showing.
Entries from Accredited Maedi Visna flocks only. Licenses to accompany
sheep on day of the show must be handed to the Steward.
Special Prizes (all perpetual):
Champion Suffolk – Cup presented by Scott & Graham
Best Animal Opposite Sex to Champion – The Findowrie Cup presented by Messrs Barron
of Findowrie
Group of 4, one from either Class 102 or 103 and one each from Class 104, 105 and 106 –
Bank of Scotland Trophy
Best Pair of Untrimmed Suffolk Lambs (bred by Exhibitor) – Tayside Suffolk Breeders
Club Rosettes
KIRRIEMUIR DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION
(established 1877)
SECTION ELEVEN – NORTH BLACKFACE SHEEP
Judging at 9.30am by Mr M. Hamilton Jnr, Cobbinshaw
Entry Fee: £2
Prize Money for the classes listed below is: 1st = £12, 2nd = £9, 3rd = £6 and a 4th prize of
£4 will be paid if 8 or more entries put forward in any Class
CLASS 111
RAM (3 SHEAR & OVER)
CLASS 112
RAM (2 SHEAR)
CLASS 113
SHEARLING RAM
CLASS 114
RAM LAMB
CLASS 115
EWE (IN MILK)
CLASS 116
EWE (IN MILK – 1 CROP)
CLASS 117
GIMMER
CLASS 118
EWE LAMB
NB: Classes 111 & 112 will be combined if insufficient entries received.
All sheep must be dipped or treated for scab and lice prior to showing.
Special Prizes (all perpetual):
Champion Blackface North – Trophy presented by Strathmore Auction Co.
Best Group of Blackface Females (comprising Ewe, Gimmer & Ewe Lamb, bred by
exhibitor) – The Young Arch Shield presented by the Rattray Family
Best Blackface Group (comprising Ram, Shearling or older, Ewe, Gimmer, Ram Lamb and
Ewe Lamb) – the Angus Milling Company Cup
Best Blackface Male & Female bred by exhibitor – Cup presented by the family of the
late John Ogilvie, Kinrive
Best Blackface Ram – Balintore Cup
Best Blackface Female – the W. G. Johnston Memorial Cup
Best Group of Males from classes 111, 112, 113 & 114 – the Wm. Lindsay Memorial Cup
Best One Crop Ewe – The David Ogilvy Memorial Cup
Champion Blackface Sheep Rosette donated by Breeders’ Association
KIRRIEMUIR DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION
(established 1877)
SECTION TWELVE – SOUTH BLACKFACE SHEEP
Judging at 9.30am by Mr D. Kinloch, Allanfauld
Entry Fee: £2
Prize Money for the classes listed below is: 1st = £12, 2nd = £9, 3rd = £6 and a 4th prize of
£4 will be paid if 8 or more entries put forward in any Class
CLASS 121
RAM (3 SHEAR & OVER)
CLASS 122
RAM (2 SHEAR)
CLASS 123
SHEARLING RAM
CLASS 124
RAM LAMB
CLASS 125
EWE (IN MILK)
CLASS 126
EWE (IN MILK – 1 CROP)
CLASS 127
GIMMER
CLASS 128
EWE LAMB
NB: Classes 121 & 122 will be combined if insufficient entries received.
All sheep must be dipped or treated for scab and lice prior to showing.
Special Prizes (all perpetual):
Champion Blackface South – the Irvine Adamson CA Trophy
Best Opposite Sex to Champion – the Peter Alexander Trophy
Best Group of Blackface Females (comprising Ewe, Gimmer & Ewe Lamb, bred by
exhibitor) – the Glen Cally Cup presented by the Lascelles family
Champion Blackface Sheep Rosette donated by Breeders’ Association
KIRRIEMUIR DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION
(established 1877)
SECTION THIRTEEN – TEXEL SHEEP
Entry Fee: £2
Judging at 9.30am by Mr J. McKerrow, Boness
Prize Money for the classes listed below is: 1st = £12, 2nd = £9, 3rd = £6 and a 4th prize of
£4 will be paid if 8 or more entries put forward in any Class
CLASS 141
TWO SHEAR & OVER
CLASS 142
SHEARLING
CLASS 143
TUP LAMB
CLASS 144
EWE IN MILK OR HAD A LAMB
CLASS 145
GIMMER
CLASS 146
EWE LAMB
All sheep must be dipped or treated for scab and lice prior to showing.
Special Prizes (all perpetual):
Champion Texel – Trophy presented by Auchlishie Farm
Best Group of Three (at least one must be home bred) – the R L Fearn Cup
SECTION FOURTEEN – BELTEX SHEEP
Entry Fee: £2
Judging at 9.30am by Mr J. Guthrie, Creiff
Prize Money for the classes listed below is: 1st = £12, 2nd = £9, 3rd = £6 and a 4th prize of
£4 will be paid if 8 or more entries put forward in any Class
CLASS 151(B)
TUP (SHEARLING & OVER)
CLASS 152(B)
TUP LAMB
CLASS 153(B)
EWE HAVING REARED A LAMB THIS YEAR
CLASS 154(B)
GIMMER
CLASS 155(B)
EWE LAMB
Pairs competition – comprising 1 male & 1 female
Entries accepted from both Non-Accredited and from Accredited Maedi Visna flocks –
separate pens will be provided
KIRRIEMUIR DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION
(established 1877)
SECTION FIFTEEN – ANY OTHER BREED SHEEP
Judging at 9.30am by Mr J Stephenson, Eggleston
Entry Fee: £2
Prize Money for the classes listed below is: 1st = £12, 2nd = £9, 3rd = £6 and a 4th prize of
£4 will be paid if 8 or more entries put forward in any Class
CLASS 151
TUP (SHEARLING & OVER)
CLASS 152
TUP LAMB
CLASS 153
EWE HAVING REARED A LAMB THIS YEAR
CLASS 154
GIMMER
CLASS 155
EWE LAMB
Pairs Competition – comprising 1 male and 1 female
All sheep must be dipped or treated for scab and lice prior to showing.
Sections Fourteen and Fifteen may be amalgamated on the day if not enough entries
Special Prizes (all perpetual):
Champion Any Other Breed Sheep– The Jock Stewart Memorial Trophy presented by
Jock’s Family and Friends
Entries accepted from both Non-Accredited and from Accredited Maedi Visna
flocks – separate pens will be provided.
*Please note a copy of the MV accredited certificate must also accompany the
official entry form to the Show.
KIRRIEMUIR DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION
(established 1877)
SECTION SIXTEEN – COMMERCIAL SHEEP
Judging at 9.30am by Helen Rickard, Lawrie & Symington
Entry Fee: £2
Prize Money for the classes listed below is: 1st = £12, 2nd = £9, 3rd = £6 and a 4th prize of
£4 will be paid if 8 or more entries put forward in any Class
CLASS 161
3 PRIME LAMBS (LIGHT)
CLASS 162
3 PRIME LAMBS (HEAVY)
CLASS 163
3 EWE LAMBS (ANY BREED OR CROSS, NOT IN ANY OTHER
CLASS OR SECTION)
CLASS 164
3 GIMMERS (ANY BREED OR CROSS, NOT IN ANY OTHER CLASS
OR SECTION)
CLASS 165
3 EWES (ANY BREED OR CROSS, NOT IN ANY OTHER CLASS OR
SECTION – HAVING REARED LAMBS THIS YEAR)
CLASS 166
3 MULE EWE LAMBS
CLASS 167
3 MULE GIMMERS
CLASS 168
3 MULE EWES - HAVING REARED A LAMB THIS YEAR
CLASS 169
EWE AND A PAIR OF LAMBS – ANY CROSS OR BREED
All sheep must be dipped or treated for scab and lice prior to showing.
Special Prizes (all perpetual):
Best Pen of Sheep– Cup presented by Andrew Mitchell, Haughs of Ballinshoe
Best Pen of Prime Lambs from Classes 161 & 162 – Trophy presented by Welsh Country
Foods
KIRRIEMUIR DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION
(established 1877)
YOUNG SHEEP HANDLER SECTION
Judging by Mr J. Stephenson, Eggleston
No Entry Fee Payable – Judging to take place after Sheep judging in the sheep rings
ENTRIES WILL BE TAKEN ON THE DAY
Section 1
Open to handlers from 5 years and up to and including 12 years
The animal must be entered in another class in the show
Handler must be accompanied by an adult at all times
Section 2
Open to handlers from 13 years and up to and including 16 years on the day of the show
The animal must be entered in another class in the show
Special Prizes (all perpetual)
Best Young Handler in Cattle Section – The Jan Wilson Young Handler’s Trophy
Sheep Interbreed judged at 12.30pm
KIRRIEMUIR DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION
(established 1877)
SECTION SEVENTEEN – GOATS
Judging at 10am BY Mr R Mason, Dunning
Entry Fee: £2
Prize Money for the classes listed below is: 1st = £12, 2nd = £9, 3rd = £6 and a 4th prize of
£4 will be paid if 8 or more entries put forward in any Class
CLASS 181
FEMALE THAT HAS BORNE A KID, ANY AGE, IN MILK - WHITE
CLASS 182
FEMALE THAT HAS BORNE A KID, ANY AGE, IN MILK -
COLOURED
CLASS 183
GOATLING THAT HAS NOT BORNE A KID, OVER ONE BUT NOT
EXCEEDING TWO YEARS - WHITE
CLASS184
GOATLING THAT HAS NOT BORNE A KID, OVER ONE BUT NOT
EXCEEDING TWO YEARS - COLOURED
CLASS 185
FEMALE KID, OVER TWO MONTHS BUT NOT EXCEEDING ONE
YEAR - WHITE
CLASS 186
FEMALE KID, OVER TWO MONTHS BUT NOT EXCEEDING ONE
YEAR - COLOURED
CLASS 187
PYGMY ADULT FEMALE
CLASS 188
PYGMY GOATLING
CLASS 189
PYGMY KID (EITHER SEX)
Special Prizes (all perpetual):
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Best in Show – The Guildy Den Strawberry Cup presented by Gordon Webster,
Guildy Den
Best Pair of Coloured Goats, bred and owned by exhibitor – one pair per exhibitor
– The Rogerian Plaque presented by Mrs Agnes Aitken, Stonehaven
Best Pygmy – Trophy presented by Mr D Cant, The Lodge, Colliston Castle,
Arbroath
The Scottish Goatkeepers Federation Special Rosette awarded to the most
promising exhibit under two years of age
NB: All animals must be C.A.E. Tested
Licences to accompany goats on Show Day and must be handed to the Steward.
Please note a copy of the CAE accredited certificate must also accompany the official entry
form to the Show
KIRRIEMUIR DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION
(established 1877)
VINTAGE SECTION
JUDGING AT 10am BY Mr H. Mclean, Tarbert
ENTRY FEE: £2
CLASS A
CLASS B
CLASS C
CLASS D
CLASS E
CLASS F
CLASS G
CLASS H
BEST WORKING VINTAGE TRACTOR P/P
BEST NON-WORKING VINTAGE TRACTOR P/P
BEST DIESEL TRACTOR 1940/60
BEST DIESEL TRACTOR 1961+ (MUST BE 25 YRS+)
BEST STATIONARY O/C ENGINE
BEST STATIONARY C/C ENGINE
BEST IMPLEMENT
BEST WORKING MACHINE
Special Prizes (all perpetual)
Best Overall Entry in Vintage Section – Norman Ogg Cup
Best Working Vintage Tractor (Class A) – The Henderson Shield
Best Non-working Tractor (Class B) – Robert Parker Shield
Best Diesel Tractor 40/60 (Class C) – The G & D Tawse Shield
Best Diesel Tractor 1961+ (25yrs and over) (Class D) – Bill Orr, Finavon Shield
Vintage Tractor or Machine not fully restored (any age) – The Jock Duncan Memorial Shield
A working tractor is classed as one which is still used for work or in ploughing matches etc
NB: No membership will be payable with entries to the vintage section
KIRRIEMUIR DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION
(established 1877)
SHOW RULES
1.
All animals entered for the competition must be the bona fide property of the
entrants, the entrants’ business, the entrants’ employers or the entrants’ family and
must have been in their possession since 1st June, 2015.
2.
No animal will be allowed to compete in more than one Class, except in certain Horse
Sections (please check with Secretary prior to entering) and Class 41a.
3.
Farm Cart Harness need not be the property of the exhibitor, who need not be a
member of the Association. Harness must be exhibited upon a horse.
4.
Where prizes or donations are given for any special class or purpose, such prize or
donation shall be awarded to that class or purpose to which it was given.
5.
Qualified persons must be in attendance upon each lot of livestock the whole time of
the Show, and all attendants must be amenable to the orders of the Directors and
Stewards.
6.
With the exception of the Stewards and other members of the Committee in the
discharge of their duties, no person will be admitted inside the judging rings or to
interfere with or come in contact with the Judges on any pretext whatsoever.
7.
All stock must be placed in the showyard half an hour before judging commences at
8.30 am. The gates will be shut and the showyard cleared of all persons, except those
in attendance upon stock, one person being allowed to each lot and at 9.00 am the
showyard will be open to the public.
8.
No animal or lot shall be allowed to leave the showfield before 3.00 pm unless with
the written permission of the Secretary.
9.
No booths, refreshment stalls, itinerant or strolling players or vendors of any
commodity whatsoever, will be admitted to the showyard without a pass from the
Secretary, and should any person be found infringing this order, they will be
immediately ejected.
10. Should there be any Class for which a sufficient number of entries have not been
made to give a fair competition, the Directors reserve the power to reduce the prize
offered, or withdraw that Class from competition.
KIRRIEMUIR DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION
(established 1877)
11. Protests (if any) must be lodged with the Secretary in writing before 2.00 pm on the
day of the Show; otherwise such protest will not be entertained. The Directors
reserve the power to themselves to settle all protests or disputes that may arise, from
whose decision there is no appeal. All protests must be accompanied with a deposit
of £10.00 and if not sustained, this sum will be forfeited at the discretion of the
Directors
12. Showlists, forms of entry and schedules can be obtained from the Secretary on
application.
13. All entry monies must be paid to the Secretary and Treasurer prior to the Show.
14. The Association, its Directors, Attending members, or Servants, shall not be
responsible to any person whatsoever while upon the Associations premises, or while
entering or leaving same, for any damage or loss, however caused, to the property of
any such person, or for injury, fatal or otherwise, to any such person. The
Association, its Directors, Attending members or Servants shall not be responsible for
any accident, damage or loss, however caused, that may occur to any exhibitor, or his
servant, or to any animal, article or property brought into the showfield, or while
entering or leaving or being carried into or out of the said showfield. Each exhibitor
or entrant shall be solely responsible for any loss, injury or damage that may be done
to, or occasioned by or arising from any animal, article or property exhibited or
brought to the showfield by him and he shall indemnify and hold harmless the
Association from and against all actions, suits expenses and claims on account of, or
in respect of any damage or injury which may be caused or occasioned. Exhibitors
must take their own risks of the pens, buchts and stalls provided by the Association
and will be held to have satisfied themselves as to the sufficiency thereof before their
stock is installed.
15. Please note that entry fees are non refundable in the event of the Show being
cancelled for reasons outwith the Directors’ control.
16. Exhibitors are requested to note timetable where an animal is entered in more than
one class the committee can take no responsibility if a clash in time occurs.
BY ORDER OF THE DIRECTORS OF THE KIRRIEMUIR DISTRICT
AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION