CUNNINGSBURGH AND DISTRICTS AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
SCHEDULE
Of
Entries and Prizes
for the
SEVENTIETH ANNUAL
AGRICULTURAL SHOW
at
Moors, Cunningsburgh
on
Wednesday 13th August, 2014
THE SHOW IS OPEN TO COMPETITORS
FROM ALL PARTS OF SHETLAND
Entries may be made on notepaper if entry
forms are not available
Closing date for entries Saturday 12th July
Entries may be posted to the secretary,
Mavis Ross, 2 Norstane, Lerwick, Shetland,
or
Hand in your late entries at our Cunningsburgh Hall Teas
on Sunday 13th July 2.30pm – 5.30pm
GENERAL REGULATIONS
Entries will be welcome from all districts in Shetland
ENTRY FORMS can be obtained from the Secretary, or any member of the Committee. Entries can be made on ordinary notepaper when
entry forms are not available.
The Committee intends to have a Catalogue of Entries printed, prior to the Show. To make this possible the Secretary must have all entries
as soon as possible and in any case not later than Sunday 13th July. Entries may also be given to Committee Members at least two days
before the above date. In all cases entries must be accompanied by the correct fee.
When prizes are offered IN KIND, entry for them means that the successful exhibitor agrees to accept the IN KIND.
IN ANY SECTION where the number of entries does not exceed the number of prizes the Committee MAY AWARD a less number of prizes.
In the event of insufficient funds being available the Committee reserve the right to award prizes pro rata.
Judges have power to disqualify any exhibit which is not in accordance with the wording of the Schedule.
The decision of the judges will be final, but Exhibitors dissatisfied with an award may lodge a PROTEST which must be made in writing to
the Hon. Secretary, IN NO CASE must protests verbal or written communications of any kind be addressed to the judges. Each protest
must be accompanied by a deposit of £2 and it must be made within one hour of the announcement of the award against which the protest
is made. Should the protest not be upheld by the Committee the deposit will be forfeited.
ALL STOCK entered for the Show must have been in the possession of the exhibitor and been in Shetland for at least TWO CALENDAR
MONTHS Previous to the Show.
No Trophies to go out with Shetland.
In the Field Produce, Flower and Vegetable Sections, exhibits must be grown by the exhibitor.
In the Hosiery and Handcraft Sections exhibits must be the work of the entrant.
Small items, may be handed in on the evening previous to the Show to the Secretary, or to the Stewards of their Sections. These items
must be clearly marked with entrants name and the class for which they are entered in.
EXHIBITS TO BE HANDED IN TO THE HUTS/TENTS ON THE SHOWFIELD FROM 8A.M – 10.00 A.M. ALL EXHIBITS must be
NUMBERED and in their appropriate places by 10.00 am when judging should begin unless otherwise stated. NO EXHIBIT CAN BE
REMOVED BEFORE 4.30p.m. on the day of the Show.
Exhibitors themselves are responsible for seeing that the correct entry Number, as printed in the Catalogue, is placed on their entries.
Stewards will, however, do all in their power to see that the numbering is correct.
In cases of special necessity, upon application to the President or Secretary of the Society, special permission MAY by granted for earlier
removals of exhibits, but it must be understood that only exceptional reasons can justify this as removal of exhibits will spoil the Show.
Exhibitors wishing to sell their exhibits must attach a ticket indicating that the article is for sale.
Exhibitors themselves must be responsible for sales, at or after 4.30 pm
THE SOCIETY DOES NOT HOLD ITSELF RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY LOSS OR DAMAGE TO EXHIBITS.
The Society does not hold itself responsible for any ACCIDENT occuring during the Show. Hence sightseers and others must exercise
the greatest care and caution when near the Horses, Stock, etc
DOGS ARE NOT ADMITTED TO THE SHOWFIELD EXCEPT ON CHAIN OR LEASH.
EXHIBITORS ARE SOLEY RESPONSIBLE FOR THE WELFARE OF THEIR PETS AND LIVESTOCK WHILST ON THE
SHOWFIELD.
ALL LIVESTOCK EXHIBITORS MUST ENSURE THAT CURRENT BIO-SECURITY LEGISLATION IS ADHERED TO.
For further information, please contact the local animal health office, or consult the website:
www.scotland.gov.uk/topics/agriculture/animal -welfare -
M.J Ross (Joint Hon Secretary)2 Norstane, Lerwick, Shetland, ZE1 OQG
TRANSPORT OF ANIMALS TO SHOWFIELD
The Society propose to assist exhibitors with the cost of transporting animals to and from the showfield Exhibitors should write to the secretary after the show giving details of t
expenditure and the Society will refund 50% off that sum. The above offer is subject to Society funds being available and the committee being satisfied that the transport used i
reasonable for the number of animals transported
SECTION A: CATTLE – ALL CATTLE WILL BE JUDGED IN THEIR PENS
Entry Money: £1
Prizes: £5, £3, £2
BEEF SECTION – Please specify number of cattle pens needed on entry form
A01 – BREEDING COW, Nicolson Cup
A02 – BREEDING HEIFER, not in calf, 12 months and over
A03 – HEIFER in calf
A04 – HEIFER in milk
BEST BREEDING FEMALE CATTLE, Brian Johnson Memorial Quaich, to be judged from classes A01, A02, A03 & A04
A05 – HEIFER, with calf at foot. South Scousburgh Cup donated by Mr & Mrs W. Burgess
A06 – CALF, under 4 months
A07 – CALF, 4 months and under 8 months
A08 – CALF, 8 months and under 12 months
CHAMPION CALF, Skea Cup, to be judged from first prize winners in classes A06, A07 and A08. Also £10 donated by Mrs L.R Bain, Greenmow
BEST OF OPPOSITE SEX TO CHAMPION CALF, Firva Trophy. £10 donated by Mrs L.R Bain, Greenmow.
A09 – HEIFER CALF, under 6 months showing signs of making a good breeding cow. J.A & G.D Nicolson Cup. 2 nd £10, 3rd £5. Donated by Mr D.
Nicolson, Haygreen.
A10 – BREEDING COW, with calf at foot. William Smith Memorial Shield. Points to to be awarded to cow and calf.
A11 – STOT, 12 months and over
A12 – STORE HEIFER, 12 months and over
BEST HEIFER, to be judged from first prize winners in classes A02, A03, A04, A05 and A12. £20 donated by Allen Sinclair, Scousburgh.
A13 – BUTCHERS ANIMAL
A14 – PEN OF TWO CATTLE, likely to make good butchers beasts.
A15 – ANIMAL BY BRITISH SIRE
CHAMPION Charolais cross animal. Rosette donated by the British Charolais Cattle Society
CHAMPION & RESERVE, by (or out of) pure bred Aberdeen Angus. Rosettes donated by Aberdeen-Angus Cattle Society.
CHAMPION & RESERVE, Limousin cross animal. Rosettes donated by the British Limousin Cattle Society
CHAMPION SIMMENTAL SIRE. Rosettes donated by the British Simmental Society.
CHAMPION. Cup donated by Mr A.G Flaws, Quendale. £30 gift voucher donated by Hay & Co. Buildbase
RESERVE CHAMPION. Robin’s Brae Shield, donated by Mr & Mrs R Burgess.
EXHIBITOR with most points in beef section, The Geordie Leslie Shield.
DAIRY SECTION – please specify number of cattle pens needed
A16 – COW, in milk
A17 – COW, in calf but not in milk
BEST DAIRY COW, R.H.W. Bruce Trophy, to be judged from first prize winners in classes A16 and A17.
A18 – HEIFER, not in calf, 12 months and over.
A19 – HEIFER, in calf. Trophy donated by Aberdeen and Northern Marts.
A20 – HEIFER, in milk.
A21 – HEIFER, home bred, 18 months and over.
A22 – CALF, under 6 months
A23 – CALF, 6 to 12 months
A24 – HEIFER CALF, showing signs of making a good dairy cow. Shetland Milk Producers trophy
CHAMPION, North Eastern Farmers Ltd trophy.
RESERVE CHAMPION, Shetland Farm Dairies Ltd trophy
SHETLAND SECTION – please specify number of cattle pens needed
All cattle to be registered in herd book and the name of each animal must be included on entry form to allow publication in the catalogue.
A25 – COW, in milk.
A26 – COW, in calf, dry
A27 – COW, with own pure bred calf at foot
A28 – COW, with own cross bred calf at foot
A29 – HEIFER, not in calf, 12 months and over.
A30 – HEIFER, in calf.
A31 – HEIFER, in milk.
A32 – HEIFER CALF.
A33 – MALE CALF.
BEST PURE BRED SHETLAND CALF, to be judged from first prizewinners in classes A32 and A33. Shetland Cattle Herd Book Society trophy
CHAMPION, Nelson Cup & Eleanor Hall Memorial Trophy £30 gift voucher donated by Hay & Co. Buildbase
RESERVE CHAMPION.
SUPREME CATTLE CHAMPION. The Boomerang Trophy donated by Miss Annalene Bain, Greenmow.
RESERVE TO SUPREME CHAMPION, Wilbert Burgess Memorial Trophy. £10 donated by the Society.
SECTION B : SHETLAND PONIES
Sponsored by Sumburgh Co Ltd, The Moulder Family & Pamela Halcrow
Prize : £70 for Overall Champion & rosettes
Entry Money:£2 per class. Exhibitors are only required to enter numbered classes below. Please state: name of each pony on entry form; number
and layout of double/single pens required TIMES – Ridden Classes in both rings will start at 8.30am. In-Hand classes will start no earlier than
9.30am. In hand classes in both rings will run concurrently (e.g both Stallion classes B03 & B17, will start at the same time, then, neither Gelding
class B04 – B18 will start until both Stallion classes have finished)Rules – Only registered ponies may enter. Three year old fillies with foal at foot
may not be shown. All foals must be minimum of three weeks old on the show day. Children under 14yrs on the show day may not show
colts(excluding foals) or entire males in the In-hand classes. Children 14 yrs and under on the show day must wear hard hats to the current safety
standard in the in-hand classes. Children under 11 yrs on the show day may not show entire males in Ridden classes. All exhibitors in the Ridden
classes, irrespective of age, must wear hard hats to the current safety standard. 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. Winners of ridden classes not to compete for overall
championship, though ponies may enter suitable in-hand classes. Shetland ponies being ridden in the Horses & Ponies Ring later on the show day
MUST NOT cross the showfield until permitted and accompanied by a Steward
JUDGES Mr Kenneth Adam & Mr Douglas MacArthur
Ring 1
B01 – LEAD REIN RIDDEN SHETLAND PONY
B02 – FIRST RIDDEN SHETLAND PONY (Walk and trot only, canter optional in individual show only)
MINIATURE PONIES (34” and Under) In Hand
B03 – STALLION, 4 years and over
B04 – GELDING, 4 years and over
B05 – YIELD MARE, 4 years and over
B06 – MARE, 4 years and over with foal at foot
SENIOR CHAMPION AND RESERVE
B07 – COLT FOAL
B08 – FILLY FOAL
B09 – COLT, one year
B10 – COLT, two years.
B11 – COLT, three years
B12 – FILLY, one year
B13 – FILLY, two years
B14 – FILLY, three years
B15 – PROGENY, two ponies out of one mare or by one stallion (please give the names of the two ponies to be shown)
JUNIOR CHAMPION AND RESERVE
MINIATURE RING CHAMPION, The Robin’s Brae Cup
RESERVE MINIATURE RING CHAMPION
Ring 2
B16 – OPEN RIDDEN SHETLAND PONY (walk, trot and canter to be shown)
RIDDEN SHETLAND PONY CHAMPION (judged from winners of class B16 and classes B01 & B02 in Ring 1) Black Trophy
Standard Ponies (over 34”) In Hand
B17 – STALLION, 4 years and over
B18 – GELDING, 4 years and over
B19 – YIELD MARE, 4 years and over
B20 – MARE, 4 years and over with foal at foot
SENIOR CHAMPION AND RESERVE
B21 – COLT FOAL
B22 – FILLY FOAL
OVERALL BEST FOAL, (judged from winners in classes B21 & B22, and classes B07 & B08 in Ring 1), Society Cup
B23 – COLT, one year
B24 – COLT, two years
B25 – COLT, three years
B26 – FILLY, one year
B27 – FILLY, two years
B28 – FILLY, three years
B29 – PROGENY, two ponies out of one mare or by one stallion (please give the names of the two ponies to be shown)
JUNIOR CHAMPION AND RESERVE
STANDARD RING CHAMPION AND RESERVE
OVERALL CHAMPION, Cox Trophy
RESERVE OVERALL CHAMPION
BEST OF OPPOSITE SEX TO CHAMPION, Brooker Cup
BEST BROKEN COLOURED PONY, Shetland Pony Breeders Trophy
OVERALL SOLID COLOURED CHAMPION. Mr & Mrs T Burgess Trophy
SECTION C: HORSES AND PONIES
Sponsored by Pamela Halcrow, Ali Rennie & Kim Coutts
Entry money: £2
Prizes: Rosettes
Horse and pony judging commences at 9.30am
The Show reserves the right to amalgamate classes if there are insufficient entry numbers
C01 – BEST TURNED OUT HORSE and RIDER, British Native ponies
C02 – BEST TURNED OUT HORSE and RIDER – Under 14.2 HH
C03 – BEST TURNED OUT HORSE AND RIDER – 14.2 HH and over
BEST TURNED OUT HORSE and RIDER - Champion, W Peterson Trophy, & Reserve judged from 1st prizewinners in section C01 - C03.
C04 – BEST RIDDEN – NATIVE PONY
C05 – BEST RIDDEN – UNDER 14.2 HH
C06 – BEST RIDDEN 14.2 HH and over
C07 – BEST RIDDEN LEAD REIN RIDER
C08 – BEST RIDDEN NOVICE RIDER
BEST RIDDEN HORSE OR PONY - Champion & Reserve judged from first prizewinners in sections C04 to C08. Mandy Sutherland trophy.
C09 – IN HAND – NATIVE PONY
C10 – IN HAND – UNDER 14.2 HH
C11 – IN HAND – 14.2HH and over.
C12 – IN HAND – YOUNGSTOCK (Under 4 on 1st January 2014)
OVERALL IN HAND CHAMPION AND RESERVE - judged from 1st and 2nd prizewinners in classes C09 – C12
TO COMMENCE AT 2PM
C13 – WORKING HUNTER – UP TO 2FT (Max)
C14 – WORKING HUNTER – UP TO 2FT 3” (Max)
C15 – WORKING HUNTER – UP TO 2FT 6” (Max)
OVERALL WORKING HUNTER – judged from 1st & 2nd prizewinners in classes C13 – C15
OVERALL CHAMPION, to be judged from first prizewinners from the Ridden, Inhand and Working Hunter (Best Turned Out Not Included) A
Tansley Shield
RESERVE CHAMPION, to be judged from first prizewinners from Ridden, Inhand, and Working Hunter classes (Best Turned out Not Included) A
Rennie Shield
SECTION D: SHEEP
All sheep to be entered in one class only & tagged to comply with current regulations
Transport of animals – See top of page 2
ANY SHEEP IMPORTED INTO SHETLAND IN THE LAST YEAR MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY AN MV FREE CERTIFICATE
Accompanying lambs at foot will not be included in the champion classes
Entry Money:£1
Prizes £5, £3 ,£2
PURE SHETLAND BREED
WHITE
D01 – TUP, aged
D02 – TUP, two and three years
D03 – TUP, one year
D04 – TUP, lamb
D05 – EWE
D06 – EWE, with lamb(s) at foot
D07 – EWE LAMB
D08 – GIMMER
D09 – EWE, with crossbred lamb(s) at foot.
D10 – GROUP, ewe, lamb and gimmer.
MOORIT
D11 – TUP, aged.
D12 – TUP, two and three years
D13 – TUP, one year
D14 – TUP LAMB
D15 – EWE
D16 – EWE, with lamb(s) at foot
D17 – EWE LAMB
D18 – GIMMER
D19 – EWE, with crossbred lamb(s) at foot.
D20 – GROUP, ewe, lamb and gimmer
Any colour (not included above)
D21 – TUP, aged
D22 – TUP, two and three years
D23 – TUP, one year
D24 – TUP, lamb
D25 – EWE
D26 – EWE, with lamb(s) at foot
D27 – EWE LAMB
D28 – GIMMER
D29 – EWE, with crossbred lamb(s) at foot
D30 – GROUP, ewe, lamb and gimmer
D31 – BEST FLECKED SHEEP or LAMB, Hunter Shield.
TUP, any age, Society Cup.£5 donated by Shetland Livestock Marketing Group. To be judged from first prize winners in all tup and tup lamb
classes.
TUP LAMB, white or moorit, J.W Johnson Cup. To be judged from first prizewinners in classes D04 and D14.
EWE, with lamb at foot, Johnson Cup, To be judged from first prizewinners in classes D06, D16 and D26.
GIMMER, coloured or white, Henderson Memorial cup, to be judged from first prizewinners in classes D08, D18 and D28
BEST COLOURED SHETLAND SHEEP, J.S Smith Butchers, Shield.
MALE CHAMPION
MALE RESERVE CHAMPION
FEMALE CHAMPION
FEMALE RESERVE CHAMPION
CHAMPION, Nicolson Barometer, £10 donated by Shetland Livestock Marketing Group
RESERVE CHAMPION
BEST OF OPPOSITE SEX TO CHAMPION, the Laurence Jamieson Cup.
CROSSBRED SHEEP
Shetland Cheviot Cross
D32 – EWE
D33 – EWE, with lamb at foot
D34 – EWE, with lambs at foot, £5, £3, £2 donated by Mr Peter Farmer, Uphouse.
D35 – EWE LAMB
D36 – GIMMER, MINSUPS Ltd trophy
CHAMPION, Mr J.A.E Moar trophy
RESERVE CHAMPION
CROSSBRED SHEEP – Not included above
D37 – EWE
D38 – EWE, with lamb at foot, Agricultural Shop trophy
D39 – EWE, with lambs at foot
D40 – EWE LAMB
D41 – GIMMER
D42 – STORE LAMBS, pen of two, G.B. & A.M. Anderson trophy
D43 – PRIME LAMBS, pen of two, S & J.D Robertson trophy
CHAMPION – Aberdeen and Northern Marts Ltd trophy
RESERVE CHAMPION
CHEVIOT SHEEP- NORTH COUNTRY
D44 – TUP, two years old and over
D45 – TUP, shearling, North Country Cheviot sheep Trophy
D46 – TUP, lamb, North Country Cheviot sheep Trophy
D47 – EWE
D48 – EWE, with lamb(s) at foot
D49 – EWE LAMB, R.W Bruce Trophy
D50 – GIMMER, Kergord Trophy
BEST PURE BRED CHEVIOT LAMB, to be judged from the first prizewinners in classes D46 and D49. Nortie cup
CHAMPION, Colsa Trophy & T.A Burgess Trophy
RESERVE CHAMPION
BEST OF OPPOSITE SEX TO CHAMPION, Colsa Tankard.
SUFFOLK SHEEP
PLEASE SPECIFY ON ENTRY FORM WHETHER SUFFOLK SHEEP HAVE BEEN BRED IN SHETLAND OR NOT
D51 – TUP, two years old and over.
D52 – TUP, shearling.
D53 – TUP LAMB, Shetland Suffolk Sheep Breeders Association trophy
D54 – EWE
D55 – EWE LAMB, Shetland Suffolk Sheep Breeders Association trophy
D56 – GIMMER
BEST SUFFOLK SHEEP BRED IN SHETLAND, Shetland Suffolk Sheep Breeders Association trophy
CHAMPION, Mr J. Leslie trophy
RESERVE CHAMPION
BEST OF OPPOSITE SEX TO CHAMPION
TEXEL SHEEP
D57 - TUP, any age
D58 – EWE
D59 – EWE LAMB
D60 – TUP LAMB
D61 – GIMMER
CHAMPION
RESERVE CHAMPION
ANY OTHER BREED
D62 – TUP, any age
D63 – EWE
D64 – EWE, with lamb(s) at foot.
D65 – LAMB.
D66 – GIMMER.
BEST BRITISH NATIVE BREED ANIMAL, to be judged from first prizewinners in classes D62 to D66
CHAMPION
RESERVE CHAMPION
SUPREME SHEEP CHAMPION, Grutness Trophy. (To be judged at 2pm, owners of the sheep to be present)
RESERVE TO SUPREME CHAMPION, £10 donated by Shetland Livestock Marketing Group
EXHIBITOR having most entries of livestock on the showfield, £5 donated by the Society.
EXHIBITOR with greatest number of sheep on the field, J.A Hutchison Memorial Trophy.
EXHIBITOR with most points in animal section, silver cup.
SECTION E: GOATS
Transport of animals – see top of page 2
Entry Money:£1
Prizes £5, £3, £2
E01 – FEMALE GOAT, not in milk, 2 years and over.
E02 – FEMALE GOAT, in milk Yianni Shield
E03 – MALE GOAT, 1 year and over.
E04 – MALE GOAT, 1 year and over, castrated.
E05 – GOATLING FEMALE, over 1 year and under 2 years.
E06 – KID MALE, under 1 year.
E07 – KID MALE, under 1 year, castrated
E08 – KID FEMALE, under 1 year.
CHAMPION GOAT, Society Shield
RESERVE CHAMPION
SECTION F: DOGS
Entry Money: £1
Prizes £5, £3, £2
EXHIBITS NOT TO BE ENTERED IN ANY OTHER SECTION
THE DOG JUDGING WILL TAKE PART AT THE NORTH END OF THE SECRETARIES HUT. THE DOGS WILL BE WALKED INSTEAD OF
BEING TIED/PENNED UP
F01 – WORKING BORDER COLLIE DOG (over 12 months)
F02 – WORKING BORDERCOLLIE BITCH (over 12 months)
BEST WORKING BORDER COLLIE DOG OR BITCH, to be judged from first prizewinners in classes F01 & F02. Mr and Mrs Leask, Cott, trophy
F03 – BORDER COLLIE PUPPY (12 months and under)
F04 – PEDIGREE SHETLAND SHEEPDOG, Dog
F05 – PEDIGREE SHETLAND SHEEPDOG, Bitch
BEST PEDIGREE SHETLAND SHEEPDOG, Dog or Bitch, to be judged from first prizewinners in classes F04 & F05
F06 – SHETLAND SHEEPDOG Puppy (12 months and under)
PET DOGS & PUPPIES NOT TO BE ENTERED IN ANY OTHER CLASS
F07 – PET DOG, or bitch, any breed
F08 – PET DOG, or bitch puppy, any breed (12 months and under)
BEST DOG or BITCH, any breed on show field. A.M.S Hughson Cup. To be judged from first prizewinners.
SECTION G: CHILDREN’S PETS
EXHIBITS MUST NOT BE ENTERED IN ANY OTHER SECTION
PLEASE STATE WHETHER A CAGE IS NEEDED OR NOT
PLEASE NOTE – THE CHAMPION PET WILL HAVE TO BE AVAILABLE ON THE SHOWFIELD TO BE INCLUDED IN THE SHOWFIELD
CHAMPION JUDGING IN THE AFTERNOON
Entry Money:50p
Prizes £3, £2, £1
G01 – DOG
G02 – RABBIT
G03 – CAT
G04 – LAMB
G05 – HAMSTER
G06 – ANY OTHER PET
BEST EXHIBIT IN PET SECTION, SSPCA trophy
SECTION H: POULTRY
Entry Money:50p
Prizes £3, £2, £1
Hybrid poultry to be entered in the crossbred sections
Where possible please state breed of poultry on entry form & indicate if sawdust is needed in cages
H01 – HEN, pure bred
H02 – COCK, pure bred
H03 – PAIR OF PULLETS, purebred
H04 – HEN, purebred, with chickens
BEST PUREBRED HEN OR COCK, to be judged from 1st prizewinners from H01 to H04
H05 – HEN, crossbred
H06 – COCK, crossbred
H07 – PAIR OF PULLETS, crossbred
H08 – HEN, crossbred, with chickens
BEST CROSSBRED HEN OR COCK, to be judged from 1st prizewinners from H05 to H08
BEST HEN OR COCK, to be judged from winners of best purebred & best crossbred
H09 – BANTAM HEN, purebred
H10 – BANTAM COCK, purebred
H11 – BANTAMS. Pair of pullets pure bred
H12 – BANTAM HEN, purebred with chickens
BEST PUREBRED BANTAM HEN OR COCK, to be judged from 1st prizewinners from H09 to H12
H13 – BANTAM HEN, crossbred
H14 – BANTAM COCK, crossbred
H15 – BANTAMS, pair of pullets, crossbred
H16 – BANTAM HEN, crossbred with chickens
BEST CROSSBRED HEN OR COCK, to be judged from 1st prizewinners from H13 to H16
H17 – SILKIE BANTAM, hen
H18 – SILKIE BANTAM, cock
H19 – SILKIE BANTAMS, pair of pullets
BEST SILKIE BANTAM HEN OR COCK, to be judged from 1st prizewinners from H17 to H19
BEST BANTAM HEN OR COCK, to be judged from winners from best purebred, crossbred & silkie bantams.
H20 – DUCK, lightbreed
H21 – DRAKE, light breed
BEST DUCK OR DRAKE LIGHTBREED, to be judged from 1st prizewinners from H20 to H21
H22 – DUCK, heavybreed
H23 – DRAKE, heavybreed
BEST DUCK OR DRAKE HEAVYBREED, to be judged from 1st prizewinners from H22 to H23
H24 - DUCK, ornamental
H25 – DRAKE , ornamental
BEST DUCK OR DRAKE , to be judged from winners of lightbreed, heavybreed and ornamental 1st prizewinners
H26 – GOOSE
H27 – GANDER
BEST GOOSE OR GANDER, to be judged from first prizewinners in classes H26 to H27
BEST EXHIBIT IN POULTRY SECTION, J.W.Johnson Cup.
MOST POINTS IN THE POULTRY SECTION, Robin Hunter Shield
SHOWFIELD CHAMPION & RESERVE
To be judged from first prizewinners from Sections A to H
Champion - Allans of Gillock Trophy, £10 donated by Norman Johnston
Reserve – Harbro Shield, & rosettes
SECTION J: WOOL
Exhibitors are asked to affix a price on their wool if they wish to sell it
Entry Money:50p
Prizes £3, £2, £1.
All fleeces must be unbroken and entered in one class only
J01 – PURE SHETLAND WOOL, White.
J02 – PURE SHETLAND WOOL, Moorit.
J03 – PURE SHETLAND WOOL, Black.
J04 – PURE SHETLAND WOOL, Grey.
FLEECE OF SHETLAND WOOL, unbroken and of best quality wool, any colour. To be judged from first prizewinners in J01 – J04, Meadowvale
Trophy.
J05 – PURE SHETLAND WOOL, Two fleeces, any colour. To be judged by weight and quality. £10 donated by Mrs G. Nicolson, Haygreen.
J06 – PURE CHEVIOT WOOL
J07 – SHETLAND CROSS WOOL. White, £3,£2,£1 donated by Wool Growers of Shetland.
J08 – ANY WOOL, not included above
FLEECE OF MOST commercial value to producer irrespective of breed. £5 donated by the Society
CHAMPION FLEECE, Shetland Wool Brokers Ltd trophy
SECTION K: DAIRY PRODUCE,
JAM & PRESERVES
Entries of jam should be made from fresh or dried fruit
Only one entry per batch to be entered
Entry Money:50p
Prizes £3, £2, £1
K01 – BUTTER, most attractive prepared plate of butter ready for table.
K02 – BOTTLE OF HOMEMADE WINE
K03 – SWISS MILK TABLET
K04 – FUDGE
K05 – SIX HEN’S EGGS, white
K06 – SIX HEN’S EGGS, brown
K07 – SIX HEN’S EGGS, green
K08 – SIX HEN’S EGGS, tinted
K09 – SIX DUCK’S EGGS, white
K10 – SIX DUCK’S EGGS, green
K11 – SIX BANTAM’S EGGS
K12 – RHUBARB CHUTNEY
K13 – TOMATO CHUTNEY
K14 – BEETROOT CHUTNEY
K15 – APPLE CHUTNEY
K16 – BANANA CHUTNEY
K17 – PICKLED BEETROOT
K18 – RHUBARB JAM, with ginger
K19 – RHUBARB JAM, without ginger
K20 – PLUM JAM
K21 – APRICOT JAM
K22 – BLACKCURRANT JAM
K23 – STRAWBERRY JAM
K24 – GOOSEBERRY JAM
K25 – RASPBERRY JAM
K26 – MIXED FRUIT JAM
K27 – MARMALADE
K28 – LEMON CURD
K29 – MINCEMEAT
K30 – JELLY PRESERVE
EXHIBITOR WITH MOST POINTS in dairy produce, jam & preserves section. Florence Smith trophy
SECTION L: BAKING
Entry Money:50p
Prizes: £3, £2, £1
L01 – PLAIN YEAST BREAD, white, not machine made
L02 – PLAIN YEAST BREAD, wholemeal, not machine made
L03 – PLAIN YEAST BREAD, white, machine made
L04 – FRUIT LOAF, made with yeast
L05 – WHITE BREAD ROLLS, four
BEST YEAST BREAD, judged from first prizewinners in classes L01 to L05. Jean Halcrow, trophy.
L06 – PLAIN BEREMEAL BANNOCK, one round
L07 – PLAIN GIRDLE BANNOCKS, four
L08 – PLAIN OVEN BANNOCKS, four
L09 – OATCAKES, baked with fat, six
L10 – DROPPED SCONES, six
L11 – PLAIN OVEN SCONES, four
L12 – CHEESE SCONES, four
L13 – TREACLE SCONES, four
L14 – VIENNESE FINGERS, six
L15 – AMERICAN MUFFINS, three of any one variety
L16 – CHILLI CHOCOLATE CAKE
L17 – BRIDAL SLICES, six
L18 – SWISS ROLL
L19 – SPONGE SANDWICH, fatless with butter icing filling
L20 – VICTORIA SPONGE SANDWICH, jam filling
L21 – CHOCOLATE SPONGE, chocolate butter icing filling
L22 – NOVELTY ICED SPONGE, to be judged on decoration only. £10, £6, £4 donated by
Mrs M.E Johnston, Bremmer.
L23 – SULTANA CAKE
L24 – FRUIT CAKE, dark
L25 – RICH FRUIT CAKE, iced all over. Sandwick Baking Co.Trophy
L26 – MADEIRA CAKE
L27 – CHERRY CAKE
L28 – WEDGE OF CHEESECAKE
L29 – SHORTBREAD biscuits, six
L30 – CARAMEL SHORTCAKE, six
L31 – PLAIN GINGER CAKE
L32 – ORANGE & RAISIN LOAF
L33 – FRUIT LOAF.
L34 – DATE LOAF.
L35 – DECORATED CUP CAKES, four
L36 – QUICHE, maximum size 12 inches
L37 – SAUSAGE ROLLS, four
L38 – BANANA LOAF, baked by a gentleman
L39 – DECORATED CUP CAKES, four, baked by a gentleman
BEST EXHIBIT IN MENS BAKING, to be judged from classes L38 and L39, Mrs Sheila Halcrow, Shelora trophy
EXHIBITOR WITH MOST POINTS, in baking section, G.R. Jamieson Cup
Children’s Section
Entry Money 30p Prizes:£3, 2,£1
Age under 5 years
L40 – ICED RICH TEA BISCUITS, three
L41 – DECORATED MARSHMALLOWS, three
L42 – CHOCOLATE KRISPIES, three
L43 – CREAM CRACKERS, with savoury topping, two
L44 – DECORATED CUP CAKES, three
Age 5 to 8 years
L45 – CHOCOLATE KRISPIES, three
L46 – GINGERBREAD MEN, three
L47 – DECORATED CUP CAKES, three
L48 – ROCK BUNS, three
L49 – AMERICAN MUFFINS, three
Age 9 to 11 years
L50 – TIFFIN FINGERS, six
L51 – DECORATED CUP CAKES, six
L52 – DECORATED VICTORIA SPONGE
L53 – JAM TARTS, six
L54 – TRUFFLES, six
Age 12 to 16 years
L55 – AMERICAN MUFFINS, three
L56 – NOVELTY ICED SPONGE, childs birthday theme
L57 – SWISS ROLL, with jam filling
L58 – DECORATED CUP CAKES, six
L59 – LIGHT FRUIT CAKE.
BEST EXHIBIT IN CHILDRENS BAKING, age 12 to 16 years, Wilma Thomson trophy
EXHIBITOR 16 YEARS AND UNDER, with most points in childrens baking section Eileen Aitken trophy
SECTION M: FIELD & GARDEN PRODUCE
Points will be given for presentation as well as quality of exhibits
Entry Money: 50p
Prizes £3, £2, £1
M01 – POTATOES, six organically grown.
M02 – POTATOES, six, white, early variety.
M03 – POTATOES, six, white, late variety.
M04 – POTATOES, six, coloured, early variety.
M05 – POTATOES, six, coloured, late variety.
M06 – POTATOES, six, boiled, one variety.
M07 – TATTIES, six, Any Shetland variety, £5, £3 and £2 donated by Mr Ian Smith, Blosta.
M08 – TURNIPS, three, garden grown.
M09 – SWEDES, three, one variety
M10 – CARROTS, three, one variety
M11 – COURGETTES, two
M12 – LETTUCE, two, any variety
M13 – BROAD BEANS, four pods
M14 – SALAD SELECTION, (leaves)
M15 – BEETROOT, three, one variety
M16 – ONIONS, three
M17 – LEEKS, three
M18 – DISPLAY OF FOUR PODS OF PEAS, one variety
M19 – RHUBARB, six stems
M20 – STRAWBERRIES, six
M21 – TOMATOES, three grown under glass
M22 – CUCUMBER, one
M23 – CAULIFLOWER
M24 – BROCCOLI, two
M25 – SHETLAND KALE, £5, £3 and £2 donated by Mr Ian Smith, Blosta.
M26 – CABBAGE, other than Shetland
M27 – COLLECTION OF MIXED VEGETABLES, not grown under cover(fleece will be allowed). Items in this collection should not be entered in
any other class. Shetland Horticultural Society trophy.
M28 – COLLECTION OF MIXED VEGETABLES, grown under cover. Items in this collection should not be entered in any other class.
M29 – HOME GROWN FRUIT, one or more varieties
M30 – COLLECTION OF MIXED HERBS.
M31 – SHEAF OF WHITE OATS
ANY AGE GROUP
EXHIBITS NOT TO BE ENTERED IN ANY OTHER CLASS
M32 – LONGEST CARROT
M33 – HEAVIEST TATTIE
M34 – HEAVIEST NEEP
CHILDREN’S SECTION
Entry Money : 30p
Age under 5 years
M35 – CHARACTER, made from vegetables and/or fruit
Age 5 to 8 years
M36 – CHARACTER, made from vegetables and/or fruit
Age 9 to 11 years
M37 – CHARACTER, made from vegetables and/or fruit
Age 12 to 16 years
M38 – CHARACTER, made from vegetables and/or fruit
BEST EXHIBIT IN CHILDRENS VEGETABLE SECTION, £5 donated by Mrs A Dodge, Aith
BEST EXHIBIT IN FIELD & GARDEN PRODUCE SECTION. W.A. & J.R Mainland, trophy
MOST POINTS IN FIELD & GARDEN PRODUCE SECTION. Excelsior Cup.
SECTION N: GARDEN & WILD FLOWERS
Entry Money: 50p
Prizes £3, £2, £1
N01 – THREE NASTURTIUMS
N02 – THREE FRENCH MARIGOLDS
N03 – THREE STEMS OF CALENDULAS, Scotch Marigolds.
N04 – THREE STEMS OF SWEET PEAS
N05 – THREE PANSIES
N06 – THREE SPRAYS OF MARGUERITE
N07 – THREE ANTIRRHINUMS
N08 – THREE STEMS OF HARDY ANNUALS – 1 variety not included in foregoing items
N09 – SINGLE STEM OF HARDY ANNUAL – not included in foregoing items
N10 – THREE BLOOMS DAHLIAS any colour
N11 – THREE BLOOMS PINKS
N12 – THREE BLOOMS OF HONEYSUCKLE
N13 – THREE STEMS OF ROSES, H.T. Roses, etc
N14 – THREE STEMS OF ROSES, species of wild types
N15 – THREE STEMS OF BLOOMS OF HERBACIOUS, PERENNIALS, one variety not included in foregoing items.
N16 – SINGLE STEM OF PERENNIAL, not included in foregoing items
N17 – VASE OF GARDEN FLOWERS
N18 – BEGONIA PLANT IN POT
N19 – PELARGONIUM PLANT IN POT
N20 – FLOWERING POT PLANT
N21 – FOLIAGE – NON FLOWERING PLANT
N22 – CACTI
N23 – SUCCULENT
N24 – HANGING BASKET FLOWERING
N25 – HANGING BASKET FOLIAGE
N26 – WILD FLOWER ARRANGEMENT
N27 – GARDEN FLOWER ARRANGEMENT, petite, not to exceed 9”square
N28 – GARDEN FLOWER ARRANGEMENT, miniature, not to exceed 4” square
N29 – SILK FLOWER ARRANGEMENT, with a candle
Purchased flowers may be used for N30, N31 & N32
N30 – FRESH FLOWER ARRANGEMENT – 1 type of flower
N31 – ARRANGEMENT, on the theme “70th Show”
N32 – ARRANGEMENT, in an unusual container
N33 – FOLIAGE ARRANGEMENT
N34 – COLLECTION OF MIXED GRASSES
MOST OUTSTANDING EXHIBIT IN FLOWER SECTION, To be judged from first prizewinners. Sullom Voe Terminal Trophy
Children’s section
Entry money 30p Prizes £3, £2, £1
Age under 5 years
N35 – GARDEN FLOWERS, in an unusual container
N36 – WILD FLOWERS, in a jar
N37 – COLLECTION OF MIXED GRASSES
Age 5 to 8 years
N38 – GARDEN FLOWERS, in an unusual container
N39 – WILD FLOWERS, in an unusual, container
N40 – WILD FLOWERS, in a jar
N41 – MINIATURE GARDEN, maximum 30cm square
N42 – COLLECTION OF MIXED GRASSES
Age 9 to 11 years
N43 – GARDEN FLOWERS, in an unusual container
N44 – WILD FLOWERS, in an unusual, container
N45 – WILD FLOWERS, in a jar
N46 – MINIATURE GARDEN, maximum 30cm square
N47 – COLLECTION OF MIXED GRASSES
Age 12 to 16 years
N48 – GARDEN FLOWERS, in an unusual container
N49 – WILD FLOWERS, in an unusual, container
N50 – WILD FLOWERS, in a jar
N51 – MINIATURE GARDEN, maximum 30cm square
N52 – COLLECTION OF MIXED GRASSES
BEST EXHIBIT IN CHILDREN’S FLOWERS SECTION, Wick Trophies Shield
EXHIBITOR WITH GREATEST NUMBER OF POINTS IN GARDEN FLOWERS SECTION,
The John Mcleod Memorial Trophy.
SECTION P: HANDCRAFTS
ADULT SECTION
Entry Money: 50p
Prizes £3, £2, £1
PLEASE AFFIX A HANGING DEVICE TO ALL FRAMED ITEMS
P01 – PAINTING
P02 – DRAWING
P03 – WOODWORK, £5, £3, £2, donated by Mr W. Ross, Inverness
P04 – TAPESTRY, kit
P05 – TAPESTRY, original
P06 – FELTING
P07 – SHEEPSKIN RUG, any colour
P08 – JEWELLERY
P09 – SCRAPBOOK PAGE, max size 31cm x 31cm
P10 – DRESSMAKING
P11 – HAND SEWN ARTICLE
P12 – MACHINE SEWN ARTICLE
P13 – HANDWOVEN ARTICLE
P14 – PATCHWORK, APPLIQUE, AND OR QUILTING, above 24”. Any or all techniques may be used
P15 – PATCHWORK, APPLIQUE, AND OR QUILTING, below 24”. Any or all techniques may be used
P16 – EMBROIDERY, hand embroidered in cotton, silk or wool
P17 – CROSS STITCH, original
P18 – CROSS STITCH, counted
P19 – CROCHET, in wool
P20 – CROCHET, in cotton or silk
P21 – CALLIGRAPHY – Envelope to be addressed to “Mr Kenneth Mackenzie, Show President, Kaynon, Aithsetter, Cunningsburgh, Shetland. ZE2
9HG”
P22 – ARTICLE MADE FROM RECYCLED MATERIAL, details of original material to accompany exhibit
P23 – ANY HANDCRAFT, not included above
BEST EXHIBIT in Adult Handcraft Section, The Camera Centre Trophy.
Please note childrens knitting classes have been moved to the knitwear section
Children’s Section
Entry Money 30p Prizes £3, £2, £1
Age under 5 years
P24 – PLAYDOUGH MODEL
P25 – DRAWING OR PAINTING
P26 – DECORATED PAPER PLATE
Age 5 to 8 years
P27 – LEGO MODEL, original, maximum size 12” square
P28 – DECORATED PAPER PLATE
P29 – PAINTED STONE
P30 – DRAWING OR PAINTING
P31 – HAND SEWN ARTICLE
P32 – DECORATED WOODEN SPOON
P33 – DESIGN A POSTER ADVERTISING THE 70TH SHOW
P34 – HANDWRITING- Envelope to be addressed to “Mr Kenneth Mackenzie, Show President, Kaynon, Aithsetter, Cunningsburgh, Shetland. ZE2
9HG”
P35 – ARTICLE MADE FROM RECYCLED MATERIAL, details from original material to accompany exhibit
P36 – ANY HANDCRAFT, not eligible for entry in any other class. £8, £5 & £3 donated by Mr J Smith, Westervoe, Cunningsburgh
BEST HANDCRAFT IN CHILDRENS CLASSES AGED 8 YEARS AND UNDER to be judged from classes P24 – P36, The Sandlodge Trophy
Age 9 to 11 years
P37 – DECORATED WOODEN SPOON
P38 – LEGO MODEL, original, maximum size 12” square
P39 – DECORATED PAPER PLATE
P40 – WOODWORK
P41 – DRAWING OR PAINTING
P42 – DESIGN A POSTER ADVERTISING THE 70TH SHOW
P43 – HAND OR MACHINE SEWN ARTICLE
P44 – HANDWRITING- Envelope to be addressed to “Mr Kenneth Mackenzie, Show President, Kaynon, Aithsetter, Cunningsburgh, Shetland. ZE2
9HG”
P45 - ARTICLE MADE FROM RECYCLED MATERIAL, details from original material to accompany exhibit
P46 – ANY HANDCRAFT, not eligible for entry in any other class. £9, £5 & £3 donated by Mr J Smith, Westervoe, Cunningsburgh
Age 12 to 16 years
P47 – WOODWORK
P48 – PAINTING
P49 – DRAWING
P50 – DECORATED WOODEN SPOON
P51 – DESIGN A POSTER ADEVERTISING THE 70TH SHOW
P52 – HAND OR MACHINE SEWN ARTICLE
P53 – HANDWRITING- Envelope to be addressed to “Mr Kenneth Mackenzie, Show President, Kaynon, Aithsetter, Cunningsburgh, Shetland. ZE2
9HG”
P54 – ARTICLE MADE FROM RECYCLED MATERIAL, details from original material to accompany exhibit
P55 – ANY HANDCRAFT, not eligible for entry in any other class. £9, £5 & £3 donated by Mr J Smith, Westervoe, Cunningsburgh
BEST EXHIBIT in children’s handcraft section, age 9 to 16, to be judged from classes P37 – 55, Central Cup.
SECTION Q:PHOTOGRAPHY
BLACK & WHITE OR COLOUR PRINTS
Entry Money: 50p
Prizes £3, £2, £1
All photos mounted or in folders – NO FRAMES OR CANVAS PRINTS
Minimum size 6 x 4. Maximum size 12 x 10 including mount
PHOTOS LARGER THAN THE STATED SIZE WILL NOT BE INCLUDED IN THE JUDGING
ADULT SECTION
Q01 – ON THE FARM OR CROFT
Q02 – IN THE GARDEN
Q03 – LANDSCAPE
Q04 – PEOPLE AT WORK
Q05 – NATURE
Q06 – COASTAL SCENE
Q07 – THEMED COLLECTION OF 4 PHOTOS, mounted on one board max size in total 13 x 15”
Q08 – PORTRAIT
Q09 – AMUSING
Q10 – ANY PRINT NOT INCLUDED ABOVE
BEST EXHIBIT in the adult photography section, Davies Photographic Cup.
CHILDREN’S SECTION
Entry Money 30p Prizes £3, £2, £1
Age under 5 years
Q11 – ANY PHOTO
Age 5 to 8 years
Q12 – ANIMAL
Q13 – LANDSCAPE
Q14 – SPORTSCENE
Q15 – COASTAL SCENE
Q16 – AMUSING
Q17 – PEOPLE
Q18 – ANY PRINT NOT INCLUDED ABOVE
Age 9 to 11 years
Q19 – ON THE FARM OR CROFT
Q20 – IN THE GARDEN
Q21 – LANDSCAPE
Q22 – SPORTSCENE
Q23 – NATURE
Q24 – PET
Q25 – COASTAL SCENE
Q26 – AMUSING
Q27 – PEOPLE
Q28 – ANY PRINT NOT INCLUDED ABOVE
Age 12 to 16 years
Q29 – ON THE FARM OR CROFT
Q30 – IN THE GARDEN
Q31 – LANDSCAPE
Q32 – THEMED COLLECTION OF 4 PHOTOS, mounted on one board max size in total 13 x 15”
Q33 – NATURE
Q34 – PET
Q35 – COASTAL SCENE
Q36 – AMUSING
Q37 – PEOPLE
Q38 – ANY PRINT NOT INCLUDED ABOVE
BEST EXHIBIT in children’s photography section, M.K. Leslie, Cup
SECTION R: KNITWEAR
ALL EXHIBITS TO BE ENTERED ONLY ONCE
All garments entered must be new, unused, and not been entered in the Show before.
Exhibitors must ensure all garments are clearly marked with their name and indicating the section for which they are to be entered.
No lace yarn to be used for gloves or mitts. Machine made basques, etc will be permitted
Entry Money: 50p
Prizes: Jumpers, Haps, and Stoles £4, £3, £2 All other articles £3, £2, £1
HAND KNIT – SHETLAND WOOL
R01 – ANY GARMENT in lace wool, not entered in any other section
R02 – HAP, lace yarn
R03 – HAP, lace yarn, one ply
R04 – FINE LACE STOLE
R05 – LACE SCARF, one ply
R06 – LACE SCARF, cockle shell, one ply
R07 – LACE SCARF, multi-colour, cockle shell
R08 – LACE SCARF, multi-colour, new shell
R09 – LACE SCARF, self-coloured
R10 – HAND SPUN YARN from Shetland wool, jumper weight, washed
R11 – HAND SPUN YARN from Shetland wool, lace weight, washed
R12 – SIX ROWERS OF DIFFERENT COLOURED SHETLAND WOOL
R13 – HAND SPUN KNITTED ARTICLE, jumper weight
R14 – HAND SPUN KNITTED ARTICLE, lace weight
R15 – JUMPER, CARDIGAN, LUMBERCOAT, WAISTCOAT or SLIPOVER all over Fair-Isle knitting, Shape and blending of shades to count in
judging.
R16 – GLOVES, child’s Fair Isle
R17 – GLOVES, Adults Fair Isle (NOT NORWEGIAN PATTERN)
R18 – NORWEGIAN PATTERN GLOVES, adults with plain fingers.
R19 – GLOVES, adults, all-over Fair Isle, including fingers
R20 – FINGERLESS GLOVES, Fair Isle or lace pattern
BEST GLOVES IN SHOW – Magdalena Halcrow Memorial Trophy to be judged from first prizewinners in classes R16 to R20.
R21 – MITTS, lady’s Norwegian pattern
R22 – HAT or BERET, Fair Isle pattern
R23 – ANY ARTICLE , not included above
JAMIESON & SMITH WOOLBROKERS COLOURBOX COMPETITION (R24 & R25)
ANY FAIRISLE ARTICLE MADE FROM AT LEAST 4 SHADES FROM THE FOLLOWING JAMIESON & SMITH, WOOLBROKERS jumper wool,
F07, FC11, FC43, FC58, 134, 1284, 118, 125
R24 – JUMPER, CARDIGAN, LUMBERCOAT, HOODIE OR SLEEVELESS GARMENT
R25 – ANY OTHER ACCESSORIES OR ARTICLE
COLOURBOX CHAMPION, to be judged from 1st prizewinners in R24 & R25, Jamieson & Smith Woolbrokers Trophy
HANDKNIT – ANY OTHER WOOL OR FIBRE
R26 – HANDSPUN YARN
R27 – HANDSPUN KNITTED ARTICLE
R28 - ARAN PATTERN, Any article
R29 – BONNET & MITT SET, child’s
R30 – DOUBLE KNITTING, any article
R31 – BABY’S MATINEE JACKET or CARDIGAN
R32 – PAIR OF SOCKS
R33 – ANY ADULT GARMENT, not included above
R34 – ANY CHILD’S GARMENT, not included above
R35 - – ANY ARTICLE not included above
BEST HAND KNITTED FAIR ISLE GARMENT, in handknit section, Anna Bell Bray Memorial Trophy. To be judged from first prize winners.
MOST OUTSTANDING EXHIBIT in handknit section. Williamina S. Mann Memorial Cup. To be judged from first prizewinners
EXHIBITOR HAVING MOST POINTS IN HAND KNITTED ARTICLES J.A. and F. Hutchison Cup.
CHILDRENS SECTION
Entry money:30p
Age 5 to 8 years
R36 – HAND KNITTED ARTICLE
Age 9 to 11 years
R37 – HAND KNITTED ARTICLE
Age 12 to 16 years
R38 – HAND KNITTED ARTICLE, £6, £5 & £3 donated by Mavis Ross
BEST CHILDRENS HANDKNITTED ARTICLE, Marina Hoseason Memorial Trophy
MACHINE KNIT – SHETLAND WOOL
R39 – PLAIN JUMPER, CARDIGAN, or LUMBERCOAT
R40– JUMPER, CARDIGAN or LUMBER COAT, fancy stitch
R41 – JUMPER or LUMBER COAT, with hand knitted Fair Isle yoke
R42 – JUMPER, CARDIGAN, LUMBERCOAT or HOODIE. All-over Fair Isle
R43 – OPENWORK GARMENT
R44 – ANY ARTICLE NOT INCLUDED ABOVE
MACHINE KNIT – ANY OTHER WOOL
OR FIBRE EXCLUDING SHETLAND WOOL
R45 – JUMPER, CARDIGAN, LUMBERCOAT or HOODIE, All-over Fair Isle
R46 – GARMENT made from natural fibres with quality finish reflecting current trends in shape and design.
R47– ANY ARTICLE NOT INCLUDED ABOVE.
BEST MACHINE KNIT GARMENT. Laurence J. Smith Trophy. To be judged from first prizewinners
EXHIBITORS WITH MOST POINTS in machine knit section. Shetland Designer Trophy. .
CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER WITH MOST ENTRIES IN THE SHOW,
£20 donated by Lindsay Aitken, 7 Twageos Road, Lerwick
EXHIBITOR WITH GREATEST NUMBER OF ENTRIES ON SHOWFIELD Elizabeth Smith Memorial Trophy
EXHIBITOR WITH MOST POINTS OVERALL Joan McLeod Shield