APPLEBY AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY
7.
That a Committee, in the absence of the
President and Vice Presidents, shall appoint their
own Chairman, and be empowered to adjourn
from time to time, and also direct the Secretary to
call the meetings as occasion may require.
RULES OF THE SOCIETY
1.
That the Society shall be called THE
APPLEBY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
That it shall be continued for the purpose of
improving the breeds of different kinds of stock
by giving premiums for the best of their
respective kinds and for new and improved
implements of husbandry and other matters
connected with rural affairs.
8.
That in all General or Committee
Meetings the Chairman shall have a second or
casting vote.
9.
That at every meeting of the Society all
the resolutions shall be noted down in a book kept
for that purpose and read by the Secretary at the
next meeting.
2.
That it should consist of a President, Vice
Presidents, Chairman, Vice-Chairman, Treasurer,
Secretary, District Collectors and a Committee of
Management consisting of not more than fifty
members of whom eight shall form a quorum and
50% shall retire annually in alphabetical order, all
being eligible for re-election. No Chairman shall
be elected for more than three consecutive years
at any one time. Members' annual subscriptions
shall not be less than £7.00. The Secretary shall
keep a record of attendances and shall at a
reasonable time prior to the Annual General
Meeting circulate the same to all members of the
Committee.
10.
That the Society's financial year-end shall
be deemed to fall four clear months after the
Show.
11.
That a List of Premiums to be offered be
fixed by the Committee, who shall also appoint no
fewer than four Stewards of the Showyard.
12.
That a General Exhibition of Livestock,
Improved Implements of Husbandry, and other
matters as the Committee shall think fit, shall take
place at Appleby on a date to be fixed by the
Committee in each year, when the Premiums shall
be awarded to the successful competitors.
3.
That the Rules and Regulations of the
Society and for the Show shall be strictly enforced
by the Committee and Officers.
13.
That the Committee shall annually appoint
a sufficient number of persons of acknowledged
judgment and great experience as Judges.
4.
That an Annual General Meeting shall be
held within three months of the financial year-end
to receive the report of the Committee, also for
the purpose of passing the Treasurer's Accounts
for the previous year, electing the President and
electing or re-electing members of the Committee,
Auditors, and for revising, altering or amending
the Rules of the Society.
14.
That the Society shall hold to itself the
power to withhold any premium if it appears to
the Judge that the exhibits are not of sufficient
merit.
15.
That any animal being shown in a Class,
and having the Premium awarded to it, the owner
shall be bound to accept the Premium and fulfil
the conditions stipulated.
5.
A General Meeting shall be called at the
requisition, in writing, to the Secretary, of any ten
members of the Society.
16.
Any competitor intending to object to any
exhibit must notify the same in writing to the
Secretary by 4 p.m. on the day of the Show, and at
the same time deposit the sum of £20 which shall
be returned if the objection is sustained. Together
with the objection the objector shall lodge a
statement in writing setting out the grounds for his
objection and evidence in support thereof, and the
6.
That no alteration shall be made in the
Rules of the Society unless notice and a
specification of the alteration proposed be given
to the Secretary, in writing, 14 days previous to
the General Meeting, notice of such intended
meeting and alteration to be advertised by her in
the local press.
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owner of the exhibit objected to shall forthwith
be supplied with copies of the statement and shall,
if he so desires, appear before the Committee at a
meeting, notice whereof shall be given to him and
the objector, to prove the correctness of his said
entry. In the event of the objection being
sustained, such owner as aforesaid shall forfeit
any prize or award won by such exhibit.
the Committee of Management for consideration,
whose decision shall be absolute and final.
24.
That the Society, its servants, officers or
agents shall not be responsible for any accident,
injury, damage or loss, however caused, that may
be caused to any exhibitor, his servant or agent or
to any animal, article or property brought into the
Showground while entering, leaving, being in, or
being carried into or out of the Showground, the
word 'exhibitor' for the purpose of this clause
shall mean and include any person or persons of
either sex and any firm or corporation, and shall
include the plural.
17.
The Committee reserves the right to admit
the exhibit, if they consider the objection
unreasonable, without calling upon the exhibitor
to sustain the correctness of his entry. In any case
where the objection is not sustained the deposit
shall be forfeited.
25.
That the Society shall not be responsible
for the correctness of any particulars supplied
with any entry, nor shall they be responsible for
any errors or omissions from the Catalogue.
18.
In the event of an objection being lodged,
no member of the Committee exhibiting in the
same class shall adjudicate upon the objection, or
be present when the objection is heard.
26.
That the Society shall indemnify the
Chairman and Secretary against any claim which
may be made against them arising from any
actions taken by them on the Society's behalf.
19.
That two persons be appointed by the
Society to examine the age of the stock when
called upon by the Committee, and their decision
shall be final, unless an appeal be made to the
Committee by the owner of the animal and that
conclusive proof be given of the actual age of the
animal.
RULES FOR THE SHOW 2014
1.
The Show will take place at Appleby on
Saturday 16th August 2014.
A certificate
describing each animal to be exhibited and for
what premium or special prize, with the name and
address of the exhibitor, shall be lodged with the
Secretary on or before 30th July 2014.
20.
That no stock shall be entered in the
Society's list for exhibition unless the necessary
certificate be filled in, on the printed form
prescribed, and signed by the exhibitor or the
agent and having been delivered to the Secretary
or person whom she may appoint, before that time
fixed by the Committee for closing the entry, and
no exhibitor after entering the lot for a Premium
shall be allowed to withdraw that lot.
ALL
FEES SHOULD BE PAID AT THE TIME OF
ENTRY.
2.
Bulls must be secured by a ring in the
nose, with a chain attached, otherwise they cannot
be admitted to the Showground. Handlers should
be familiar with the contents of Guidance Note
GS 36 from the Health & Safety Executive
relating to the safe custody and handling of bulls
at agricultural shows.
21.
That the Secretary shall not in any way
disclose or make known to any person until the
day of the Show the name or numbers of the
competitors in each premium.
3.
No sheep shall be entered in more than
one class except in the case of a Group, neither
shall any sheep come before the Judges more than
once except in case of Consolation, Special Prizes
or Championships.
22.
That no expression of personal feeling or
party politics shall be allowed at any of the
Society's meetings.
4.
The stock exhibited shall not be
distinguished in the Showground by the name of
the breeder, feeder or owner, until after the
premiums are decided, but by tickets or numbers
23.
That any mistake or dispute which shall
arise relating to the Society, or the interpretation
of the Rules & Regulations, shall be referred to
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affixed to each lot corresponding with the list
made out by the Secretary.
excreta must:
i.
cleanse and disinfect their footwear if it is
contaminated with animal excreta before leaving
the animal area; and
5.
One person attending with each lot of
cattle on behalf of the Exhibitor must be
acquainted with the various particulars required to
be certified regarding the stock which he has in
charge.
ii.
safely dispose of disposable clothing or
change any contaminated clothing.
6.
The Judge will begin to view the stock at
9.30 a.m. and to prevent confusion it is ordered
that all cattle and stock be brought to the
Showground by 9.00 a.m.
14.
All animals will be inspected by a
veterinary surgeon for signs of any notifiable
disease immediately they are unloaded in the
animal area.
7.
Any of the arrangements are subject to
alteration at the discretion of the Committee.
CAUTION
ALL ANIMALS, both before and after judging,
must be taken to their respective stalls, and must
be kept apart there until the close of the
exhibition, or exercised in the ground set aside for
that purpose. A FINE of £5. may be imposed in
each and every case where an animal is found out
of its proper place and causing any accident, the
damage arising from such accident to be defrayed
by the owner of such animal.
8.
All Exhibits having won a Championship
must be exhibited in the Grant Parade; otherwise
the prize money will be forfeited, unless
permission to the contrary has been granted in
writing by the Secretary one hour before the
Grand Parade.
9.
It is a condition of entry that all livestock
shall have been in the possession of the exhibitor
for ONE MONTH previous to Show Day.
SPECIAL NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS
Subscribers producing a receipt for £7.00 or more
will be admitted to the Showfield free.
10.
If there are less than three entries in a
class, the Committee reserves the right, at its
discretion, to amalgamate that Class with another.
ATTENDANTS' DUTIES
All exhibitors or their Attendants in charge of
animals will be subject to the order of the Field
Stewards or their appointed representatives, and
must be in attendance and ready with their
animals on the day of the Show at least half an
hour before the time appointed for showing them
in their respective rings as arranged in the
Catalogue.
11.
All exhibits in the Vintage Section to
which the Road Traffic Acts apply (vehicles
which need to be licensed for road use) must have
a minimum of third party insurance cover. All
other exhibits must have public liability insurance
cover with a limit of indemnity of at least
£2,000,000. All drivers must have the correct
driving licence for the exhibit they are driving.
ALL ENTRIES MUST BE IN BY
30th JULY 2014
12.
All exhibitors in the livestock sections
must hold public liability insurance cover in
respect of their stock with an indemnity limit of at
least £1,000,000.
ETHEL MAY CUP
Conditions applicable to the award of this
Trophy:
1.
Points will be awarded to exhibitors
successful in the Scheduled Premiums in the
following sections: HOLSTEIN FRIESIAN
CATTLE, SHORTHORN CATTLE, JERSEY
CATTLE, BEEF CATTLE, COMMERCIAL
BEEF CATTLE, FELL PONIES and SHEEP.
To comply with the conditions of our DEFRA
Licence to hold this show the following shall
apply:
13.
Before leaving the animal area, owners,
stockmen, judges, those who lead animals and
other show staff who handle animals or animal
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2.
Points will be awarded on the following
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basis: 1 – 5 points, 2nd - 4 points, 3rd – 3 points.
Successes in Championships or Special Prizes DO
NOT count to the score.
CLASS D Root Crops
A PERPETUAL TROPHY, kindly donated by Mr
John Taylor of Milburn, will be awarded to the
best entry in Classes A to D.
3.
One animal can only gain one set of points
with the exception of ‘group’ or ‘paired’
premiums, which will carry points according to
the scale above.
CATTLE BREEDING HERD
CLASSES
All Entries to: Mrs Di Wilson, Ormside Lodge,
Ormside, Appleby.CA16 6EJ Tel 07973533140
4.
In the event of a tie between two or more
exhibitors an Umpire will be appointed by the
Committee whose decision will be absolute and
final.
Confined to herds within a 10-mile radius of
Appleby Moot Hall.
CLASS 1 Best Breeding Herd of Dairy Cattle
to be judged on the farm previous to Showday.
ENTRY FEE: £4.00
1st Prize: Handsome Trophy kindly presented in
memory of the late John Douthwaite and £20.
given by the Society; 2nd Prize: £10. 3rd Prize:
£5.
5.
Points in classes where an exhibitor has no
opposition do not count towards the Ethel May
Cup.
ENTRY FEES
Crops £4. Cattle Classes (except Herds) £3.
(minimum £7) Classes 40-45 – No Entry Fee.
Horse Classes : £3. (minimum £7) Sheep Classes
£1.(minimum £7) Dogs £2 per exhibitor for as
many classes as eligible for, and Pets 50p.
CLASS 2 Best Pedigree Breeding Herd of Beef
Cattle to be judged on the farm previous to Show
day.
ENTRY FEE: £4.00
1st Prize: Handsome Trophy and £20. given by
the Society, 2nd Prize: £10, 3rd Prize: £5.
Exhibitors paying £7.00 entry fees will be entitled
to a FREE PASS to the Showfield, those paying
£14.00 or more to TWO FREE PASSES.
CLASS 3 Best Commercial Breeding Herd of
Beef Cattle to be judged on the farm previous to
Showday. ENTRY FEE: £4.00
1st Prize: Handsome Trophy kindly presented by
Cumberland & Westmorland Farmers Ltd.,
Penrith and £20 given by the Society, 2nd Prize:
£12, 3rd Prize: £5.
A FREE TAXI SERVICE WILL BE
PROVIDED BETWEEN THE SHIRE
HALL, (OPPOSITE THE CO-OP),
APPLEBY, AND THE SHOWFIELD
FROM 9.00AM AND EVERY 15
MINUTES THEREAFTER
WINNERS IN 2014 MAY COMPETE IN
THESE CLASSES
LIST OF CLASSES
CATTLE SECTION
SHOWGROUND HOLDING NO: 08/309/8000
All Entries to: Mrs Di Wilson, Ormside Lodge,
Ormside, Appleby. CA16 6EJ Tel 07973533140
CROPS
Confined to farms within a 10-mile radius of
Appleby Moot Hall.
To be judged on farm in mid-July. Entries
close July 1st.
ENTRY £4. PRIZES 1st £20, 2nd £10 3rd £5.
IT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF EXHIBITORS TO
TAKE CATTLE PASSPORTS TO THE PENRITH &
DISTRICT MART TENT.
JUDGING OF CATTLE WILL START
AT 9.30am
CLASS A Winter-sown Barley
CLASS B Any Other Winter-sown Cereal
CLASS C Any Spring-sown Cereal
Entry: £3. (minimum £7) (No entry fee for Group
Classes ). Prize money: 1st £20, 2nd £15, 3rd £10.
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HOLSTEIN FRIESIAN CATTLE
(PEDIGREE OR NON-PEDIGREE)
JERSEY CATTLE
Class 20
Class 21
Class 22
Class 23
Class 24
Class 25
Class 4 Heifer Calf under 1 year old, Open to all
£50 goods donated by Genus for the winner of
this class and a further £50 goods donated by
Genus for the Best Handler.
Class 5 Unserved Heifer.
Class 6 Heifer in Calf.
Class 7 Cow in Calf.
Class 8 Heifer in Milk.
Class 9 Junior Cow in Milk.(having had two
calves only)
Class 10 Senior Cow in Milk
Class 11 Best Pair of Females.
Class 12 Group of 3 Females.
Class 13 Progeny Class – 3 animals in Owner’s
hands by same Sire or Dam.
Mr T Savage kindly donates £20 to the
Champion Jersey
‘THE TAYLOR TROPHY’ kindly presented by
Harold Taylor Esq. will be awarded to the
Champion Jersey
THE
‘JOHN
HARRISON
MEMORIAL
TROPHY’ presented in memory of the late John
Harrison of Crossrigg will be awarded to the
Overall Champion Dairy Animal. To be judged
by all three Dairy Judges, on a points system.
Only the Champions of each dairy breed will
come forward for this Award.
THE ‘BURRELLS’ SILVER CHALLENGE CUP
presented by the late J.T. Renshaw Esq. for the
Champion Holstein Friesian.
THE ‘EDEN VALE’ SILVER CHALLENGE
CUP presented by the late Capt. E. Bennison for
the Best Female in Classes 6-10.
THE ‘WRAES’ CUP presented by the late G
Holmes Esq., MRCVS, for the best in Breeder’s
hands.
THE ‘EXPRESS DAIRY’ CUP for the Best Cow
or Heifer in the Holstein Friesian Classes.
PERPETUAL
CHALLENGE
TROPHY
presented by Carrs Farm Foods, Silloth, for the
Best Group of 3 Holstein Friesian Females.
SILVER CHALLENGE TROPHY presented by
the late R.H. Bell Esq. for the winner of Class 13.
BEEF CATTLE
LIMOUSIN
Class 26
Class 27
Class 28
Class 29
Best Bull, any age.
Best Cow, any age.
Best Heifer in Calf or with Calf at foot.
Unserved Heifer.
This Show has been selected to hold a qualifying
round for the NW Limousin Cattle Breeders
Association Heifer & Bull Derby culminating at
the Westmorland Show. NB Only home-bred
heifers born on or after 1st July 2012 and homebred bulls born on or after 1st January 2013
qualify. The exhibitor must be a member of the
Association. Prizes will be presented to qualifiers
at the Westmorland Show, therefore only rosettes
will be given on the day of this Show. Rosettes
are sponsored by the Association.
SHORTHORN CATTLE
Class 14
Class 15
Class 16
Class 17
Class 18
Class 19
Unserved Heifer.
Heifer in Calf.
Cow in Calf.
Heifer in Milk.
Cow in Milk.
Group of 3 Females.
Unserved Heifer.
Heifer in Calf.
Cow in Calf.
Heifer in Milk.
Cow in Milk.
Group of 3 Females.
THE ‘TUFTON ARMS’ CHALLENGE CUP
presented by W.B. Milsom Esq. For the
Champion Limousin.
THE ‘HILDITCH’ SILVER CHALLEGE CUP
presented by L.M. Hilditch Esq. For the
Champion Shorthorn.
THE ‘TORBOCK’ CHALLENGE CUP for the
Best Shorthorn Heifer
SIMMENTAL
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Class 30 Best Bull, any age.
Class 31 Best Cow, any age.
Class 32 Best Heifer in Calf or with Calf at foot.
Class 33 Unserved Heifer.
Class 46 Any type of beef calf up to 12 months
of age, to be shown by handlers 15-26 years old.
Class 47 Any type of dairy calf up to 12 months
of age, to be shown by handlers up to 8 years old.
Class 48 Any type of dairy calf up to 12 months
of age, to be shown by handlers 9-14 years old.
Class 49 Any type of dairy calf up to 12 months
of age, to be shown by handlers 15-26 years old.
THE ‘CLOISTERS’ SILVER CHALLENGE
CUP presented by the late W. Binney Esq. for the
Champion Simmental.
Prizes: Each entry will receive £2 and a Rosette.
ANY OTHER PEDIGREE BEEF
BREED
Class 34
Class 35
Class 36
Class 37
‘A. RICHARDSON TROPHY’ for the best beef
exhibit in Classes 44-46 to be held for 1 year.
'THE HAILSTONE HOLSTEIN PERPETUAL
TROPHY' presented by M & D Wilson will be
awarded to the best dairy exhibit in Classes 47-49.
K & J’s Toasted Sandwiches kindly donate £30
for the SUPREME OVERALL CATTLE
CHAMPION and £10 for the RESERVE
OVERALL CATTLE CHAMPION.
Best Bull, any age.
Best Cow, any age.
Best Heifer.
Unserved Heifer.
THE ‘PHIL PALMER TROPHY’ will be
awarded to the Best Animal in Classes 34 to 37.
Genus donate £50 worth of goods for the Best
Cow in Classes 26 to 37.
THE ‘NATIONAL WESTMINSTER BANK’
TROPHY will be awarded to the Champion
Animal in the Cattle Classes, to be held for 1 year.
A CHAMPIONSHIP SASH will be given to the
Overall Cattle Champion.
COMMERCIAL BEEF CATTLE
Class 38
considered
Class 39
considered
Best
Best
Commercial
Commercial
Bullock,
age
Heifer,
age
YOUNG HANDLER CLASSES
(no entry fee, open to any breed)
(to be held after classes 44-49)
SILVER CHALLENGE CUP presented by the
late G Holmes Esq., MRCVS, for the Best
Animal.
THE
‘THOMAS
CLEASBY’
MEMORIAL CUP for the Best Animal in Classes
26 to 39.
Class P For the best Young Handler, aged 12
years or over but not to have attained their 16th
birthday before the 8th September in the current
year,to show a calf under 12 months of age on
show day. Open to all breeds
1st - £10, 2nd - £6, 3rd - £4
Class Q For the best Young Handler, aged 11
years or under on show day, to show a calf under
12 months of age on show day. Open to all
breeds.
1st - £10, 2nd - £6, 3rd - £4
NATIVE BEEF BREEDS
Class
Class
Class
Class
40
41
42
43
Bull any age
Maiden heifer
Heifer in calf
Cow with calf at foot, or in calf.
A SOCIETY TROPHY will be presented to the
Champion of Classes 40 – 43.
All exhibitors in classes P & Q are eligible to
score points for the Lunesdale Accumulator
Trophy presented by Semex.
ALL BREEDS
(No entry fee in classes 40-45)
Lunesdale Accumulator Trophy
Class 44 Any type of beef calf up to 12 months
of age, to be shown by handlers up to 8 years old.
Class 45 Any type of beef calf up to 12 months
of age, to be shown by handlers 9-14 years old.
This trophy is to be awarded to the Young
Handler gaining the most points from exhibiting
in the Young Handler classes at the Lunesdale,
Crosby Ravensworth, Appleby and Bentham (to
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be confirmed) agricultural shows during the
current calendar year.
Each Young Handler exhibiting in the calf classes
at the above shows will score points as follows:
2 points awarded to each Young Handler
presenting a calf for judging at each show
4 points awarded to the first place Young
Handler
3 points awarded to the second place
Young Handler
2 points awarded to the third place
Young Handler
1 point awarded to the fourth place
Young Handler
 Young Handlers eligible for this trophy
will not have attained their 16th birthday
before the 8th September in the current
year.
 Young Handlers exhibiting in more than
one calf class at a show will only have
their best result counted towards the
trophy.

The trophy will be presented to the winner
at (to be confirmed) show by a
representative from Semex.
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Appleby Show 2014 Horse Section Time Table
RING-1
start
9.30am
RING-2
start
9.30am
RING-3
start
9.30am
RING-4
start
9.30am
RING-5
start
10.00am
RING-6
start
10.00am
Fell pony
Judge
Mrs G Callister
Mini Shetland
Judge
TBC
Sports Horse
Judge
Mrs J Heap
Pony Riding
Judge
Mrs A Chappelhow
Handy
Pony
Judge
TBC
Working
Hunter Pony
Judge
Mrs P Murray
Main Ring
Open
10am
till
2pm
Standard
Shetland
Judge
TBC
Approx
2.30pm
Driving
Class
Judge
Mrs S Millard
To follow
Fell Ponies
To follow Shetland
Ponies
To follow Sports
Horses
To follow
Riding Pony
Coloureds
Judge
V Shepley
Dales
Judge
Mr J Daley
Veterans
Judge
Mrs A Mckinley
M&M
Judge
Mrs C Miller
2pm
HP Closes
To follow
WHP
Working
Hunter
Horse
Judge
Ms H Bird
To Follow
Driving
Fancy
Dress
Judge
Show President
Following
Grand Parade
Gymkhana
Judge
TBC
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in their appropriate classes at this Show.
THE 'HOTHFIELD' SILVER CHALLENGE CUP,
presented by the late Lord Hothfield, for the Best
Exhibit in the Fell Pony Classes.
The Fell Pony Society presents a SPECIAL
ROSETTE for the Champion Registered Fell Pony.
FELL PONY BREEDER’S ASSOCIATION GOLD
SHIELD ROSETTE – To be presented to the highest
placed pony in the Ridden Class which is owned by a
full or family member of the FPBA and which has not
won this award in a previous show in 2014. Rosettes
will be presented at the Autumn AGM.
THE LOWNTHWAITE COMMEMORATIVE
ROSETTE will be awarded to the Champion Fell Pony
HORSE SECTION
All entries to: Anne Hogg, Byways, Bolton, Appleby,
Cumbria CA16 6AW
Email enquiries to: annehogg04@aol.com
Tel 07841705585 & leave message.
ENTRY FEE: £3 unless otherwise stated.
(Minimum entry £7 entry fees will receive 1 free entrance
ticket, £14=2 tickets)
PRIZE MONEY: 1st £10, 2nd £7, 3rd £5.
 All ridden ponies must be 4 yrs old and over
 Lead rein competitors must be on lead rein
all day
 Age of rider is as of 1st January 2014
 Clashes of classes may be inevitable, and
classes cannot be held for competitors
**Strictly no late entries accepted**
PONY RIDING CLASSES
Judge: Mrs A Chappelhow, Crackenthorpe
Judging starts: 9.30am
Class 57 Leading Rein Pony, Mare or Gelding, 4
yrs old or over, not exceeding 127 cm (12.2 hh).
Riders not to have attained their 8th birthday
before 1st Jan in the current year, the lead rein to
be attached to the noseband only.
Class 58 Pony, Mare or Gelding, not exceeding
127 cm (12.2 hh), suitable for and to be ridden by
a child under 13 years.
Class 59 Pony, Mare or Gelding, exceeding 127
cm (12.2 hh) and not exceeding 137 cm (13.2 hh),
FELL PONIES
Judge: Mrs G Callister, Workington.
Judging starts: 9.30 am
Held under the Auspices of the Fell Pony Society
NOTE: The name, colour, age, sire & dam of each pony
must be given on the entry form. Ponies may be shown shod
or unshod. Exhibitors must be prepared to produce on the
field their Fell Pony Society Passports from the Fell Pony
Society to the Secretary if requested. All ponies (except
foals) must be registered prior to the closing date for entries
to the Show.
suitable for and to be ridden by a child under 15 years.
Class 60 Pony, Mare or Gelding, exceeding 137
cm (13.2 hh) and not exceeding 147 cm (14.2 hh),
suitable for and to be ridden by a child under 17 years.
Class 61 Best local Pony and Rider, to come from
within 10-mile radius of the Show field.
Class 62 Best Performance by a child rider under
16 years of age - age to be taken into consideration.
Class 50 Registered Brood Mare with foal at foot.
Class 51 Foal from mare in class 50.
Class 52 Registered Yearling-Colt, Gelding or
Filly.
Class 53 Registered 2 & 3 year old-Colt, Gelding
or Filly
Class 54 Registered Mare or Gelding- 4 yrs or
over.
Class 55 Registered Fell Pony- 4 years old and
over, to be shown mounted.
Marks to be awarded 50% for manners, ride and
presentation and 50% for conformation and breed
characteristics.
Class 56 Best Young Handler under 18 years of
age.
Championship for Riding Pony
CHALLENGE CUP presented by the late G.S. Evans
Esq. for the Best Pony in Classes 57 - 62 inclusive
(Marks to be awarded for manners and presentation).
SILVER CHALLENGE CUP presented by the late
C.G. Atkinson Esq. for the winner of Class 62.
THE “BENGAD MANETTIA TROPHY” kindly 8
presented by Mr H Nicholson for the winner of Class
57.
MOUNTAIN AND MOORLAND
Championship for Fell Pony
Judge: Miss C Miller, Bishop Auckland.
Judging Starts: After Pony Riding Classes.
All animals to be registered with respective
studbooks
THE 'RIVINGTON' SILVER CHALLENGE CUP
presented by the late Major J.M. Rivington, for the
Best Group of 3 Fell Ponies, all to be owned by the
same exhibitor, all three animals to have been shown
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Class 78 Ridden Racehorse-Open to all horses,
which previously or presently have been in
training to race
Class 63 1, 2, 3 year old registered Small Breeds
(excluding miniature and standard Shetlands)
Class 64 4 year and over registered Small Breeds
(excluding miniature and standard Shetlands)
Class 65 1, 2, 3 year old registered Large Breeds
(excluding Fell and Dales)
Class 66 4 year and over registered Large Breeds
(excluding Fell and Dales)
Class 67 Ridden Registered Small Breeds
(excluding miniature and standard Shetlands)
including lead rein, riders not to have attained
their 9th birthday before 1st January in the current
year to be led by an attendant and to be shown in
a Snaffle Bridle, the lead rein to be attached to the
noseband only.
Class 68 Ridden Registered Large Breeds
(excluding Fell and Dales)
SHETLAND PONIES
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).
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.
There must be no colts or entire males in Young
Handlers classes. Children under 14 years old may not
show colts (excluding foals) or entire males in In-hand
classes. Children under 11 yrs old on the day of the
show 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.
Championship for Registered Mountain &
Moorland
A Trophy is kindly presented by Ms S Mullen for the
Champion Registered Mountain and Moorland
Class 69 Unregistered Mountain and Moorland, any
age or height, in hand,
Class 70 Ridden Unregistered Mountain and
Moorland, any age or height
Class 71 Thelwell Class, Rider under 10 yrs old, on or
off lead rein
MINIATURE OR SMALL SHETLAND
PONIES 34” OR UNDER
Judge: TBC.
Judging starts: 9.30am
Championship for Unregistered Mountain and
Moorland
A Challenge cup presented for the Champion
Unregistered Mountain and Moorland
Class 79 Colt, Filly or Gelding Yearling
Class 80 Colt, Filly or Gelding 2 or 3 years old.
Class 81 Brood Mare 4 years and over with foal
at foot.
Class 82 Foal from mare in class 81-Must be at
least 3 weeks old on day of Show
Class 83 Stallion Filly or Gelding 4 years and
upwards
SPORT HORSE CLASSES
Judge: Mrs J Heap, Barrow in Furness.
Judging starts: 9.30am
Class 72 Sport Horse Mare or Gelding exceeding
157cm (15.2 hh) to be shown mounted.
Class 73 Sport Horse not exceeding 157 cm (15.2
hh) to be shown mounted.
Class 74 Sport Horse Brood Mare with foal at
foot.
Class 75 Sport Horse Foal from mare in class 74
Class 76 Sport Horse Yearling.
Class 77 Sport Horse, 2 or 3 years old
Championship for Miniature Shetland
THE “BLACKWALL” CHALLENGE SHIELD
kindly donated by Mr J Watson will be awarded to the
Best Miniature Shetland Pony.
STANDARD SHETLAND PONIES
Judge: TBC
Judging starts: To follow the miniature Shetland
Classes
Championship for Sports Horse
CHALLENGE TROPHY, presented by T.E. Cleasby
Esq., for the Champion Sport Horse.
Class 84 Colt, Filly or Gelding Yearling
Class 85 Colt, Filly or Gelding 2 or 3 years old
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Class 86 Brood Mare 4 years and over with foal
at foot.
Class 87 Foal from mare in class 86- must be at
least 3 weeks old on day of Show
Class 88 Stallion, Filly or Gelding 4 years and
upwards
Class 89 Shetland Pony, 4 yrs or over to be
shown mounted.
OLYMPIA SENIOR SHOWING SERIES FIRST ROUND
QUALIFIER 2014
NO FOALS, SPURS, GALLOPING, OR WEARING OF
FACE/BODY JEWELLERY PERMITTED
MINIMUM AGE OF HANDLER FOR ALL IN – HAND
CLASSES 9YRS STALLIONS- IN HAND & RIDDEN
COMPETITORS MUST BE OVER I6YRS OF AGE
COMPETITORS CANNOT ENTER THE RING ONCE
THE COMMAND OF TROT HAS BEEN GIVEN
THE SAME RIDER COMBINATION MUST BE AT
FIRST/SECOND ROUND QUALFIERS & THE GRAND
FINAL
ALL COMPETITORS SHOULD AQUAINT THEM
SELVES WITH SSAD RULES BEFORE ENTERING
The Olympia Senior Showing Series First Round Qualifiers
are open to both Members & Non Members of the Senior
Showing & Dressage Ltd. Please note all competitors
should acquaint themselves with the rules of the SSAD Ltd.
They can be found at www.seniorshowinganddressage.co.uk
Qualification cards will be handed out in the ring at the time
of presentation.
COMPETITORS ONLY NEED ONE QUALIFICATION
CARD = IN HAND CLASSES - ONE QUALIFICATION
CARD = FOR RIDDEN CLASSES
IF ALREADY QUALIFIED THIS CARD MUST BE
HANDED DOWN THE LINE
NEXT STAGE SECOND ROUND QUALFIERS
Championship for Standard Shetland
The Shetland Pony Stud Book Society will give
Rosettes as follows: Champion & Reserve.
CHALLENGE CUP presented by the late Mrs. O.
Rudd, Dufton, for the Best Standard Shetland Pony in
the Show.
PERPETUAL SILVER CHALLENGE CUP kindly
presented by W.W. & M.E. Johnstone for the Best
Registered Standard Shetland Pony Foal.
THE ‘KNIX STUD’ TROPHY, kindly presented by
Ms K Nixon, will be awarded to the Best Ridden
Shetland Pony, Miniature or Standard.
THE ‘ALLENGROVE’ PERPETUAL TROPHY
kindly donated by the Nicholson Family to the
Standard Junior Champion.
THE ‘ALLENGROVE’ PERPETUAL TROPHY
kindly donated by the Nicholson Family will be
awarded to the Best Standard Shetland Brood Mare.
COLOURED HORSE CLASSES
N.B. The Society's Hon. Vet. Surgeon will be on the
Show field to check heights where appropriate.
Judge: Mrs V Shepley, Chorley.
Judging Starts: To follow Fell Pony Classes.
Class 96 Native, Cob or Traditional Brood Mare
with foal at foot.
Class 96a Native, Cob or Traditional foal from
mare in class 96a
Class 97 Native, Cob or Traditional yearling
Colt, Filly or Gelding
Class 98 Native, Cob or Traditional 2 & 3yrs old
Colt, Filly or Gelding.
Class 99 Native, Cob or Traditional 4 yrs old
and above, Stallion, Mare or Gelding
Class 100 Native, Cob or Traditional Best
Ridden-4 yrs and above.
SENIOR SHOWING AND DRESSAGE LTD
Judge: Mrs A Mckinley.
Judging starts: To follow Sports Horse Classes.
SENIOR SHOWING & DRESSAGE LTD
INCORPORATING THE HOME PRODUCED
OLYMPIA FIRST ROUND SHOWING
QUALIFIER 2014
CLASS 90 PRE-SENIOR IN-HAND HORSE OR
PONY 15-18 Year old
CLASS 91 SENIOR IN-HAND HORSE OR
PONY 19-23 Years old
CLASS 92 SENIOR –PLUS INHAND HORSE
OR PONY 24 Years old & Over
CLASS 93 PRE-SENIOR RIDDEN HORSE OR
PONY 15-18 Year old
CLASS 94 SENIOR RIDDEN HORSE OR
PONY 19-23 Years old
CLASS 95 SENIOR –PLUS RIDDEN HORSE
OR PONY 24 Years old & Over
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Class 101 Non Native Brood Mare with foal at
foot.
Class 101a Non Native foal from mare in class
101
Class 102 Non Native Yearling. Colt, Filly or
Gelding
Class 103 Non Native 2 & 3yrs old Colt, Filly or
Gelding
Class 104 Non Native 4 yr old and above,
Stallion, Mare or Gelding
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Class 105 Non Native Best Ridden-4 yrs and
above.
Class 114 Marathon Driving Class with obstacles
for single horse or pony or team of more than one,
four years and over, driven to suitable vehicle.
Class 106 Best Coloured horse or pony- Open to
any breed & age to be judged on colour and
markings.
HANDY PONY CLASSES
Judge: TBC
Judging: 10am-2pm
Championship for Coloured Horse
A PERPETUAL TROPHY presented by the Society,
will be awarded to the Champion Coloured Horse
Turn up as & when between other classes.
Marks awarded for completing the obstacles
successfully and in the fastest time.
No pony to compete in more than one class.
DALES PONY CLASSES
Judge: Mr J Daley, Spennymoor
Judging Starts: To follow the Standard Shetland
classes.
All classes are affiliated to the Dales Pony Society
Class 115 Lead Rein. max jump height 30cm.
(competitors must remain on lead rein for rest of day)
Class 116 Riders 9-11 yrs and under.-max jump
height 30cm Assistance allowed
Class 117 Riders 12-16 years-max jump height
50cm
Class 118 Riders 16 years and over-max jump
height 60 cm.
Class 107 Registered Brood Mare with foal at
foot.
Class 108 Foal from above mare in class 107.
Class 109 Registered Yearling-Colt, Gelding or
Filly.
Class 110 Registered 2 & 3 year old-Colt,
Gelding or Filly
Class 111 Registered Mare or Gelding- 4 yrs or
over.
Class 112 Registered Dales Pony- 4 years old and
over, to be shown mounted.
Marks to be awarded 50% for manners, ride and
presentation and 50% for conformation and breed
characteristics.
FANCY DRESS CLASSES
Entry £3.00
Judge: The Show President
Judging Starts: Will follow the driving classes in
the main ring
Class 119 Best Fancy Dress Mounted
GYMKHANA
Prizes: 1st £10, 2nd £7, 3rd £5
Judge: TBC
Judging Starts: Will follow fancy dress in the
main ring.
Championship for Dales Pony
A Special Rosette offered by the Dales Pony Society
for the best registered Dales Pony shown by an
exhibitor who produces a current membership card in
the ring.
A Perpetual Trophy donated by the Society will be
awarded to the Champion Dales Pony.
£5.00 for 3 games
3 Games to be confirmed on day
Class 120 Riders 9 yrs and under. Assistance and lead
DRIVING CLASSES
rein allowed, but must remain on lead rein all day.
Class 121 9-11 yrs and under
Class 122 11-16 yrs and under
Judge Mrs S Millard.
Steward: Mr A Horn
Judging Starts: To follow the cattle classes, and
be held in the main ring
UNAFFILIATED WORKING HUNTER
CLASSES
Working Hunter Pony Classes
Class 113 Open Driving Class for single horse or
pony or team of more than one, four years and
over, driven to a suitable vehicle (commercial
vehicles not eligible).
Challenge Cup given by the late T.H. Richardson
Esq. for the smartest turnout in this Class.
Entry £6 per class. Prize Money: 1st £10, 2nd
£7, 3rd £5.
Judge: Mrs P Murray, Brampton.
Judging starts 10.00 am
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Class 123 Mountain & Moorland. Ponies 4yrs
and over, must be registered with respective breed
societies.
Riders any age
Class 124 Beginners, on or off lead rein, jumps
will be tiny 35cm and help will be allowed
Class 125 Novice pony, jumps approximately
65cms
Class 126 Open pony, jumps approximately
85cms.
Championship for Working Hunter Pony
Accredited sheep will be penned separately and
all other steps will be taken to comply with the
rules laid down by DEFRA.
For MV accredited entries, all SAC green
certificates must be completed in full, as they
will be checked prior to unloading for validity
and an expired or incomplete certificate will
not be accepted to gain valid entry to the event.
THE ‘CRACKENTHORPE ATLANTIC STAR
SALVER, kindly presented by Mrs Anne
Chappelhow, will be awarded to the Champion
Working Hunter Pony.
Class 130
Class 131
Class 132
Class 133
Class 134
Class 135
SWALEDALE SHEEP
Working Hunter Horse Classes
Judge: Ms H Bird, Cliburn
Judging starts: To follow Working Hunter Pony
Classes
Aged Ram.
Shearling Ram.
Ram Lamb.
Ewe to have reared a lamb this year.
Gimmer Shearling.
Gimmer Lamb.
THE ‘FELL’ SILVER CHALLENGE CUP
presented by the late A M Fell Esq. for the Best
Swaledale.
THE ‘SPILLERS’ CHALLENGE SHIELD is
awarded to the Best Opposite Sex to the
Champion.
THE ‘GEORGE CLEASBY’ MEMORIAL
SALVER will be awarded to the best pair of
lambs, 1 male and 1 female, to have been bred by
the Exhibitor. To be held for 1 year.
The Swaledale Sheep Breeders’ Association
kindly donates a Special Prize Rosette for the
Champion Swaledale.
Class 127 Baby horse, jumps approximately
50cms. Help allowed
Class 128 Novice horse, jumps approximately 75
cms
Class 129 Open horse, jumps approximately 95
cms
Championship for Working Hunter Horse
THE ‘PENTAGON SALVER, kindly presented by
Mrs Anne Chappelhow, will be awarded to the
Champion Working Hunter Horse.
ROUGH FELL SHEEP
SHEEP CLASSES
SHOWGROUND HOLDING NO: 08/309/8000
IT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF EXHIBITORS TO
ENSURE THAT MOVEMENT LICENCES ARE
CORRECTLY FILLED IN AND HANDED INTO THE
PENRITH & DISTRICT MART TENT.
EACH SHEEP MUST BE CORRECTLY IDENTIFIED
BY ITS INDIVIDUAL NUMBER
Class 136
Class 137
Class 138
Class 139
Class 140
Class 141
JUDGING IN ALL SHEEP CLASSES WILL
START AT 9.30am PROMPT. PRESENTATION
OF TROPHIES WILL TAKE PLACE
IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE CHAMPIONSHIP
AT THE SHEEP PENS.
Aged Ram.
Shearling Ram.
Ram Lamb.
Ewe to have reared a lamb this year.
Gimmer Shearling.
Gimmer Lamb.
SILVER CHALLENGE CUP presented by
Penrith Farmers’ & Kidds PLC for the Champion
Rough Fell Sheep.
The Rough Fell Sheep Breeders’ Association
offers a SPECIAL PRIZE of £10 For the Beststarred Male or Female Rough Fell sheep, Ram
lamb or Gimmer lamb. To be competed for by
members of the RFSBA only. .The sheep to which
the prize is awarded may not compete for a
similar prize offered by the RFSBA at any other
show during the same year.
All Entries to: Mrs Di Wilson, Ormside Lodge,
Ormside, Appleby.CA16 6EJ Tel 07973533140
Entry £1. (min £7 for free day pass)
Prizes 1st £8, 2nd £6, 3rd £4. Rosettes to 5th place.
Entries in these classes will be accepted from both
MV Accredited and Non-Accredited Flocks. All
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Sheep.
SUFFOLK SHEEP SOCIETY SPECIAL
ROSETTE for the Best Exhibit from a Registered
Flock.
BLUEFACED LEICESTER SHEEP
Class 142
Class 143
Class 144
Class 145
Class 146
Class 147
Class 148
Aged Ram.
Shearling Ram.
Ram Lamb.
Ewe to have reared a lamb this year.
Gimmer Shearling.
Gimmer Lamb.
Group of 3 (1 male, 2 females)
SCOTCH BLACKFACED SHEEP
Class 161
Class 162
Class 163
Class 164
Class 165
Class 166
CHALLENGE CUP presented for the Champion
Bluefaced Leicester Sheep.
CHALLENGE SHIELD presented by Mr & Mrs
A.M. Little for the winner of Class 148.
THE ‘STRAWSON’ CUP for the Champion
Scotch Blackfaced Sheep.
THE ‘R.T. DENT’ TANKARD for the Best
Opposite Sex to the Champion.
THE ‘WHINFELL’ TROPHY presented by E.
Eastham Esq. for the Best Group of 3 Sheep, 2
female and 1 male, all three sheep to have been
bred by the Exhibitor.
GREYFACED SHEEP (MULE)
Class 149 Best Pen of Five Gimmer Lambs.
CHALLENGE CUP presented to the winner of
this Class.
Class 150 Best Pair of Gimmer Lambs.
THE ‘CLEASBY’ CUP presented to the winner
of this Class, to be held for 1 year.
Class 151 Best Single Gimmer Lamb.
A CHALLENGE TROPHY presented in memory
of the late Donald Braithwaite will be awarded to
the Champion Mule Gimmer Lamb.
A SPECIAL ROSETTE for the Best Mule
Gimmer Lamb exhibited and bred by a member of
the Association will be awarded by the Kirkby
Stephen Branch of the North of England Mule
Sheep Association.
Class 152
Class 153
Class 154
Class 155
Aged Ram.
Shearling Ram.
Ram Lamb.
Ewe to have reared a lamb this year.
Gimmer Shearling.
Gimmer Lamb.
HERDWICK SHEEP
Class 167 Aged Ram.
Class 168 Shearling Ram.
Class 169 Ram Lamb.
Class 170 Ewe to have reared a lamb this year.
Class 171 Gimmer Shearling.
Class 172 Gimmer Lamb.
CHALLENGE CUP presented to the Champion
Herdwick Sheep.
A PRIZE of £5 will be awarded to the Reserve
Champion Herdwick and a further PRIZE of £5
will be awarded to the best Shearling either male
or female by Mr G Allan (Eden Fencing)
THE
‘BOB
ELLWOOD’
MEMORIAL
TROPHY, kindly presented in memory of the late
Bob Ellwood, will be awarded to the best pair of
Herdwicks – 1 male and 1 female.
Best Pair of Mule Shearlings.
Best Single Mule Shearling.
Best Pair of Mule Ewes.
Best Single Mule Ewe.
A CHALLENGE TROPHY presented by Penrith
Farmers’ & Kidds PLC will be awarded to the
Best Mule Shearling or Ewe.
A CHAMPIONSHIP ROSETTE will be awarded
to the Champion Mule Sheep.
PUREBRED TEXEL SHEEP
SUFFOLK SHEEP
Class 156
Class 157
Class 158
Class 159
Class 160
Class 173 Aged Ram.
Class 174 Shearling Ram.
Class 175 Ram Lamb.
Class 176 Ewe to have reared a lamb this year.
Class 177 Gimmer Shearling.
Class 178 Gimmer Lamb.
Class 179 Best Group of 3 Accredited Texels,
comprising 1 male, 2 females.
Aged or Shearling Ram.
Ram Lamb.
Ewe to have reared a lamb this year.
Gimmer Shearling.
Gimmer Lamb.
CHALLENGE CUP for the Champion Suffolk
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Class 180 Best Pair of Accredited Sheep, any
age or sex. Exhibitor must be under the age of 18
years on Showday and the sheep must be
registered with the Breed Society in the name of
the Exhibitor.
RARE AND MINORITY NATIVE
BREEDS
Class 190
Class 192
Class 193
Class 194
Class 195
Class 196
CHALLENGE TROPHY presented by the
Solway & Tyne Texel Breeders’ Club for the
Champion Texel Sheep.
PERPETUAL
CHALLENGE
TROPHY
presented by CW & HE Horsley for the winner of
Class 187.
CHALLENGE TROPHY presented by Mrs J
Thompson, Penrith, for the winner of Class 188.
CHALLENGE TROPHY presented by Messrs K
& D Newton for the Best Opposite Sex to the
Champion.
Aged Ram.
Shearling Ram.
Ram Lamb.
Ewe to have reared a lamb this year.
Gimmer Shearling.
Gimmer Lamb.
THE ‘JHM WEIR TROPHY’ will be awarded to
the best pair, any age, male or female. To be
shown by the breeder.
THE ‘JHM WEIR TROPHY’ will be awarded to
the Champion Rare and Minority Native Breed.
THE ‘ALLISON’ CUP presented by the late O
Allison Esq. will be awarded to the Best Sheep in
the Show, to be judged by all the sheep judges on
a points system. Only the Champions of the
respective breeds will come forward for this
Award. Sheep to be held for judging.
CARRS BILLINGTON kindly donate 12 bags of
Sheep Feed to the Overall Sheep Champion, also
a Handsome Rosette, and 6 bags of Sheep Feed to
the Reserve Overall Sheep Champion.
PUREBRED ZWARTBLE SHEEP
Class 181 Aged or Shearling Ram.
Class 182 Ram Lamb.
Class 183 Ewe or Gimmer Shearling.
Class 184 Gimmer Lamb.
PENRITH FARMER’S & KIDD’S CUP to be
presented to the Champion Zwartble.
YOUNG SHEEP HANDLER CLASSES
To be held after the Sheep Championship
Qualifier for the Cumbria Young Handler of
the Year Competition. The final to be held at
Hesket Newmarket Show. First place only
qualifies for the Final unless already qualified,
in which case the exhibitor awarded second
place will qualify. Any breed, sex, Accredited
or Non-Accredited animals may be shown.
Haltered or unhaltered. The appearance of the
handler and their ability to handle and show
the animal will be judged.
Free Entry. All exhibitors will receive £2.00 and a
special rosette.
ANY OTHER PUREBRED
CONTINTENTAL BREED
N.B. Sheep in this section must NOT have been
shown in any other class
Class 185 Aged or Shearling Ram.
Class 186 Ram Lamb.
Class 187 Ewe or Gimmer Shearling.
Class 188 Gimmer Lamb.
A SILVER CHALLENGE TANKARD will be
Awarded to the Champion.
FAT LAMBS
Class 197 Young Handlers aged 10 years and
younger on show day
Class 198 Young Handlers aged 11-16 years
on show day
Class 189 Best Pair of Fat Lambs (any breed).
THE ‘BROOKER’ CUP will be presented to the
winner of this Class.
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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
other cause.
5. Any dispute to be settled by the Committee
whose decision shall be final.
6. All exhibits in the Selling Class must be sold if
claimed, at the stated price, and 10% commission
will be payable to the Club. If more than one
claimant, the bird will be offered at public auction
and sold to the highest bidder. This will take
place at 3.30pm.
7. Male and female to mean birds of any age
unless otherwise stated.
DOGS
JUDGING TO START IMMEDIATELY AFTER
THE JUDGING OF THE CHILDREN’S PETS
ENTRIES WILL ALSO BE TAKEN ON THE
FIELD
Entry £2 per exhibitor for as many classes as
eligible for.
Prizes 1st £3, 2nd £2, 3rd £1.
Class 199 Handsomest Sheep Dog or Bitch.
Class 200 Any Breed Puppy (under 1 year).
Class 201 Any Variety Large Breed.
Class 202 Any Variety Small Breed.
Class 203 Any Variety Gundog.
Class 204 Dog the Judge would like to take home.
Class 205 Dog with the Waggiest Tail.
Class 206 The Best Biscuit Catcher
Entry fee 75p per entry - except where otherwise
stated
Prizes lst £1.50 . 2nd £1. 3rd 75p. except where
otherwise stated.
Championship & Reserve Championship Rosettes
awarded to the Best in Show and Reserve
THE 'ANDERSLEY' CUP will be awarded to the
winner of Class 211.
Show Manager - Roy Forrester
JUDGING STARTS AT 9.30am. Trophies will
be presented immediately after Judging in the
Poultry Tent
A HANDSOME TROPHY presented by Mr W
Patterson, Coupland Beck, will be awarded to the
winner of this Class
CHILDREN'S PETS
LARGE POULTRY
Any variety Hard Feather male.
Any variety Hard Feather female.
Heavy Breed male or female
Light Breed male or female
Old English Pheasant Fowl, male
JUDGING STARTS AT 1 pm
Entry £50p Prizes: 1st £3, 2nd £2, 3rd £1
Class 208
Class 209
Class 210
Class 211
Class 212
or female
Class 213 Crossbred Hen for laying purposes
Class 214 Silkie, any colour, male or female
Class 207. Best Child's Pet (EXCLUDING
DOGS), shown by child aged 14 years or under
on Showday. Please state type of entry, i.e. cat,
rabbit, hamster etc. on Entry Form. Entries for
this Class also taken on the field. Penning for
rabbits etc. will be provided in the Poultry Tent.
A SILVER TROPHY kindly presented by Mrs D
Emerson, Ormside, for the Best Children’s Pet.
BANTAMS
Class 215 Breeding Pair - Hard or Soft Feather Large or Bantam
Class 216 O.E.G. Spangle cock or hen
Class 217 O.E.G. Self Black or Blue cock or hen
Class 218 O.E G. Black, Red or Wheaten cock or
hen
Class 219 O.E.G. Any other colour cock
Class 220 O.E.G. Any other colour hen
Class 221 O.E.G., any colour, hatched 2013
cockerel or pullet
Class 222 Modern Game, any colour, male or
female
Class 223 Black or white Wyandotte male or
female
Class 224
Partridge and silver pencilled
Wyandotte, male or female
POULTRY AND BANTAM SECTION
POULTRY COMMITTEE: R Forrester
G.W. Dent, A Horn, I Allonby, L Allonby
All Entries to: Mrs Di Wilson, Ormside Lodge,
Ormside, Appleby.CA16 6EJ Tel 07973533140
RULES
1. All Entry Fees to be paid at the time of entry
and to reach the Secretary by 30th July 2014
2. All birds to be penned by 10.00am. on
Showday.
3. No exhibits to leave before 4.30pm.
4. The Committee can assure exhibitors that the
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Class 225 Any other colour Wyandotte male
or female
Class 226 Sussex, any colour, male or female
Class 227 Rhode Island Red male or female
Class 228 Any colour Pekin male
Class 229 Any colour Pekin female
Class 230 Any colour Plymouth Rock, male or
female
Class 231 Any variety True Bantam, male or
female
Class 232 Any other variety, male or female
Class 233 Soft Feather, any variety, hatched
2014 male or female
the Best Any Colour Pekin
The Society will give 50p each for the Best Soft
Feathered Male and Best Soft Feathered Female.
G. Dent will give £1 for the Best Large Soft
Feathered Bird.
R. Forrester will give £1 for the Best Large Old
English Game Bird
J.I.H.. Allonby will give 50p for the Best Water
Fowl.
DUCK CLASSES
Rule 11. (see front of Schedule) applies to this
Section
VINTAGE FARM MACHINERY
JUDGING STARTS AT 9.30am
Class 234 Best Drake, any variety
Class 235 Best Duck, any variety
Class 241 Best Vintage Farm Tractor up to and
including 1960.
Class 242 Best Classic Farm Tractor, 1961-1980.
Class 243 Best Preserved Stationary Barn Engine/
Best Preserved Vintage Farm Implement.
Class 244 Best Any Other type of Vintage
Memorabilia.
Class 245 Best Vintage Vehicle, excluding
tractors.
RABBIT & GUINEA PIG CLASSES
Class 236 Any variety Rabbit, Buck or Doe
Class 237 Any variety Guinea Pig, Boar or Sow
CHILDREN'S CLASSES
Entry: 10p Prizes lst 60p 2nd 40p 3rd 20p
Limited under-cover space will be provided for
collections etc. on a first-come-first-served basis.
Please ring Richard Birkbeck (see entry form) to
check if still available.
Class 238 Best Hard Feather Bantam male
or female
Class 239 Best Soft Feather Bantam male
or female
Class 240 Best Crossbred Bantam
A PERPETUAL TROPHY donated by David
Richardson Esq., Low Bank End, will be awarded
to the Best Vintage Tractor, to be held for 1 year,
also a Plaque to be retained.
A PERPETUAL TANKARD donated by Richard
Birkbeck Esq., Bolton, will be awarded to the
Best Stationary Engine.
THE ‘CENTURY SUPREME’ TROPHY,
donated by the family of the late Harry Bell, will
be awarded to the Best Classic Tractor
A TANKARD, awarded in memory of the late
Harry Bell, will be awarded to the Best Vintage
Vehicle, excluding tractors.
Rosettes to 5th place, no entry fee.
SPECIAL PRIZES
PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP presented by
the late T.W. Lowthian Esq. for the Best Bird in
the Show, to be held for 1 year.
A CHAMPIONSHIP ROSETTE will be awarded
to the Best Bird in the Show.
PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP presented in
memory of the late T.H. Hodgson Esq. for the
Best Hard Feather Bird, to be held for 1 year.
The Society will give a HANDSOME PLAQUE
for the Best Soft Feather Bird.
R. Forrester will give 50p for the Best Male
O.E.G. Bantam
A. Wells, Gt. Musgrave, will give 50p for the
Best Female O.E.G. Bantam
J.I.H. Allonby, Crosby Garrett, will give 50p for
the Best Pheasant Fowl
J.I.H. Allonby, Crosby Garrett, will give 50p for
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SHEPHERDS’S CROOKS AND
WALKING STICKS
7. Prize Money will be paid to the successful
exhibitors on Show Day.
8. The General Rules & Regulations of the
Society are applicable to this section so far as they
are relevant.
9. No exhibits will be accepted by post.
Entry 25p per entry (Entries taken on Show Day).
Prizes: 1st £3, 2nd £2, 3rd £1.
£10 Prize for Best Overall Exhibit. Rosettes for
1st, 2nd and 3rd. The show will be staged in the
Industrial Tent. To be made by the exhibitor
All Challenge Trophies are to be held by the
winners for one year under a guarantee that they
will be delivered to the Secretary in good
condition a fortnight previous to the next year's
Show.
Entry Fees: Primary School Children's Classes 10p per entry. All other classes (except Co-op
Efforts) - 20p per entry. Exhibitors entering 20 or
more entries will receive a free pass ticket.
Prize Money: All Classes except Co-op. Efforts 1st £2.00, 2nd £1.50, 3rd £1.00. Primary School
Children - when more than 15 entries in a Class 4th 50p.
Entries close Wednesday 30th July 2014 and
should be sent, together with the correct entry fees
to: Mrs K Martin
The Secretary will attend at The Conservative
Club, Appleby, on Wednesday 30th July between
7 p.m. and 9 p.m. to receive entries.
Class 246 Best Horn-headed Crook
Class 247 Best Wood-headed Crook
Class 248 Best Horn-headed Walking Stick
Class 249 Best Wood-headed Walking Stick
Class 250 Best Ornamental Horn-headed Stick
Class 251 Best Ornamental Wood-headed Stick
Class 252 Best Wood or Horned Thumbstick
Class 253 Best Lady's Stick, Wood or
Horn-headed
Class 254 Novice Class – Any type of stick or
crook by an amateur
THE 'HAROLD THOMPSON MEMORIAL
TROPHY' kindly presented by Messrs Cannan &
Wightman, will be awarded to the Best Crook or
Stick in the Show.
LATE ENTRIES CANNOT BE ACCEPTED.
PRESENTATION OF PRIZES WILL TAKE
PLACE AT 12.30 PM IN THE INDUSTRIAL
TENT.
INDUSTRIAL, CHILDREN'S &
HORTICULTURAL SECTION
Rules and Regulations
After judging the exhibits will be wired off to
prevent them from being handled by visitors to
the Show.
1. All the exhibits to be the work of amateurs
only, who are themselves the exhibitors. No
article to be shown more than one year.
2. The Committee of Management do not hold
themselves responsible for any loss or damage to
exhibits, but every reasonable care will be taken.
3. All exhibits not entered in the proper classes
will be disqualified.
4. The Exhibits are to be staged not later than
9.00am on the morning of the Show. This Rule
will be strictly enforced. The Marquee will be
closed to the public at 4.30pm and after that time
exhibitors will be allowed to remove their
exhibits. Removal of exhibits will be allowed
only on production of the Society's OFFICIAL
REMOVAL TICKET which will be issued to
exhibitors upon taking up their class numbers on
the morning of the Show.
5. The Marquee will be closed to the public
during judging.
6. Exhibitors are to provide their own vases etc.
SPECIAL ATTENTION IS DRAWN TO RULE 4.
FLORAL ART SECTION
Class 301 An arrangement in a teapot
Class 302 Foliage Arrangement
Class 303 An Arrangement “World War” max
size 2’
Class 304 An Arrangement of Fruit, Vegetables
and Flowers, max. size 2’.
Class 305 A hand held bouquet “Commonwealth
Games”
Class 306 Miniature arrangement max size 4"
Class 307 A Pew End (please supply your own
pew end)
Class 308 Arrangement of 5 flowers, max size 2’
Class 309 An Arrangement in a Shoe
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be made in one tin, not exceeding 7"
Class 328 4 pieces of Flapjack made by a male
only
Class 329 An edible dish using Bells of
Lazonby bread product. The entry should be
accompanied by a Bells label. Bells of
Lazonby kindly donate prize vouchers of £5, £3
and £2.
Class 330 4 Shortbread biscuits
Class 331 Individual portion of Cheesecake
Class 332 A Lemon Meringue Pie
Class 333 4 Viennese Fingers
Class 334 A Lemon Drizzle Loaf
Class 335 Afternoon tea for two on a tiered
cakestand
Class 336 A Gingerbread
Class 337 8” Pizza made by a YFC member
( membership to be displayed)
Class 338 A sample of sugarcraft
Class 339 A Decorated Cake in sugarcraft
Class 340 3 Hen Eggs (Brown)
Class 341 3 Hen Eggs (White)
A TROPHY kindly presented by “THE
JOHNSON FAMILY” in memory of Christine
will be awarded to the Best Exhibit in the Floral
Art Classes
A CHALLENGE CUP will be awarded to the
Exhibitor gaining most points in Classes 301 to
309. Points awarded - 1st 3 points, 2nd 2 points,
3rd - 1 point.
MISCELLANEOUS SECTION
Class 310 Most Attractive Paper Serviette
Class 311 A Favourite item of Glassware
Class 312 A Schoolday Memento
Class 313 A Favourite Wine Stopper
Class 314 A small Wooden Toy
Class 315 Collection of 4 photographs in
colour mounted on a card-not to exceed 15" x 15".
Class 316 Photograph, local scene, colour (2
entries per exhibitor only) 6” x 4”
Class 317 Photograph, animal life, colour (2
entries per exhibitor only) 6” x 4”
Class 318 Photograph, child study, colour (2
entries per exhibitor only) 6” x 4”
Class 319 Photograph “Water, Water
Everywhere” (max 2 entries per exhibitor)6” x 4”
Class 320 Humorous photo mounted with a
caption 6” x 4”
N.B. All Cakes to be cut by the Judge where
applicable
A CHALLENGE CUP will be awarded to the
exhibitor gaining most points in Classes 321 to
341. This Cup not to be won by the same person
in 3 consecutive years.
A SILVER CUP, donated by Mrs M.A. Atkinson,
will be awarded to the best exhibit in Classes 338
and 339. To be held for 1 year.
THE ‘ELSIE BIRKBECK MEMORIAL PLATE’
will be awarded to the winner of Class 336.
THE 'APPLEBY PHOTOGRAPHIC' TROPHY,
presented by Mr. D. Johnson, will be awarded to
the best individual photograph in the Show.
WINE & PRESERVES SECTION
PRODUCE SECTION
Class 342
Class 343
Class 344
Class 345
Class 346
Class 321 4 Scones
Class 322 4 Eccles Cakes
Class 323 3 Fruit Teacakes
Class 324 A Bacon & Egg pie on a saucer
Class 325 Fresh Fruit Plate Cake (short pastry)
Class 326 3 Sausage Rolls made with Puff Pastry
to be made with sausagemeat from Low Howgill
Traditional Beef, Pork and Lamb. The entry
should be accompanied by a Low Howgill
Taditional Beef, Pork and Lamb label.
Bottle of Homemade White Wine
Bottle of Homemade Red Wine
A Homemade Alcoholic Cocktail
A Homemade Non-Alcoholic Cocktail
A Flavoured Spirit
THE ‘PENRITH WINE CLUB’ TROPHY will be
awarded to the exhibitor gaining most points in
Classes 342 to 346. To be held for 1 year.
Class 347 Jar of Strawberry Jam
Class 348 Jar of Raspberry Jam
Class 349 Jar of Blackcurrant Jam
Class 350 Dish of Rum Butter (dark)
Class 351 Dish of Rum Butter (light)
Class 352 Jar of Lemon Curd
A CHALLENGE TROPHY presented by
Appleby Bread Shop will be awarded for the most
points in Classes 321 to 326.
Class 327 Victoria Sponge, with jam filling, to
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Class 353 Jar of Piccallili
Class 354 Jar of Marmalade
Class 355 Box of Chocolate Truffles
A CHALLENGE BOWL will be awarded to the
exhibitor gaining most points in Classes 358 to
371 inclusive
A PERPETUAL TROPHY donated by Mr J K
Ashman B.D.S., D.G.D., P.R.C.S., for the winner
of Class 363.
A SILVER SALVER kindly presented by Mr &
Mrs D Cresswell, will be awarded for the Best
Embroidery Exhibit in Classes 358 and 364.
A SILVER CUP presented in memory of the late
Mrs. N.E. Lowthian will be awarded for the most
points in Classes 347 to 355
A PLAQUE presented by the late Mrs. N.E.
Lowthian will be awarded to the Best Exhibit in
Classes 347 to 349.
CHILDREN'S MISCELLANEOUS
CLASSES
CO-OPERATIVE EFFORTS BY ANY
ORGANISATION OR GROUP OF
NOT LESS THAN FOUR PERSONS
N.B. Reception ages 4-5, Year 1 ages 5-6, Year 2
- ages 6-7, Year 3 - ages 7-8, Year 4 - ages 8-9,
Year 5 - ages 9-10, Year 6 - ages 10-11.
Class 356 "Summer Picnic" - 8 items overall, 5
of which must be food and 1 of which must be
beverages. Staged in a maximum space of 4' wide
x 2' 3" deep, height unlimited.
ENTRY FEE : 50p
PRIZE MONEY : lst £6, 2nd £4, 3rd £3
CHALLENGE SHIELD presented by Mr. &
Mrs. J.M. Renshaw to the winning entry.
Class 372
Class 373
Class 374
Class 375
Class 376
Class 377
Class 378
Class 379
Class 380
Class 381
Class 382
Class 383
Class 384
CHALLENGE CUP presented by the Ladies'
Committee for the winning entry.
PRESENTATION & STAGING of this class to
be taken into consideration
HANDICRAFT SECTION
An Article in Any Media (Nursery)
An Article in Any Media (Reception)
A Book Cover (Years 3 & 4)
A Book Cover (Years 5 & 6)
A Collage any media (Years 1 & 2)
People in Action (Years 3 & 4)
People in Action (Years 5 & 6)
An Appliqué (Nursery)
An Appliqué (Reception)
Weaving, any media (Years 1 & 2)
Weaving, any media (Years 3 to 6)
A Sampler, any media (Years 1 & 2)
Open Handicraft Class (KS1)
Class 385 Open Handicraft Class (KS2)
Class 386 4 butterfly buns by a child under 16
years on show day
Class 387 A sample of Sugar craft by child under
16 years on show day –no item have been shown
before
Class 388 A Photograph taken by a child under
16 years on show day
Class 389 A jam jar of flowers by a child under
16 years on show day
Class 390 A mask made by a child under 16
years on show day
Class 391 A farm scene on a biscuit tin lid by a
child under 16 years on show day
Class 392 A decorated T-shirt by a child under
16 years on show day
Class 358 A greetings card
Class 359 Any article costing not more than £5
to make with list of cost
Class 360 An appliqué wall hanging 20” x 20”
Class 361 An item made from homemade felt
Class 362 A painting by the exhibitor in water
colours
Class 363 A painting by the exhibitor in any
other medium
Class 364 An example of counted cross stitch or
tapestry
Class 365 A hand-knitted article
Class 366 A home-made baby shower gift
Class 367 A fold-up shopping bag
Class 368 A 2 verse rhyming poem-theme
“Weather”
Class 369 An item of hand-made jewellery
Class 370 A Handmade useful article
Class 371 Any other craft
A HANDSOME SILVER PLAQUE presented by
The Eden Valley Sugarcraft Guild will be
awarded to the winner of Class 387.
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The Lake
CHILDREN'S HANDWRITING
CLASSES
On a calm day
The lake
Imagines it is a mirror
And smiles back
At people who pass by
Smiling.
NOTE: All entries must be completed on
LINED PAPER, NO DECORATION, NOT
MOUNTED Age to be stated on bottom lefthand corner. Full name and address on back.
On a breezy day
The lake
Hunches its shoulders
And sends ripples
Scudding across the surface.
Class 393 Handwriting in pencil – (Reception)
(child’s own work – free writing)
Class 394 Handwriting in pencil – (Year 1)
TEST PIECE
On a winter’s day
The lake
Hides itself
Under a frozen blanket
And refuses to budge
Until it is warm enough
To come out again.
Starlight
Starlight,
Starbright.
First Star I see tonight,
I wish I may,
I wish I might,
Have this wish I wish tonight.
John Foster
Class 397 Handwriting - in ink (Years 5 & 6)
Anonymous
TEST PIECE
Tractor
Dressed in a coat of mud
and splattered with soil,
the farm tractor coughs and rasps
like a factory horn with a bad throat.
Class 395 Handwriting in pencil - (Year 2)
TEST PIECE
The caterpillar
Huge tyres heave
the plough through the soggy field
churning the dark earth into
shapes like frozen waves.
Seagulls swoop and glide behind
like wild ribbons flowing free
in some great wind.
Brown and furry
Caterpillar in a hurry,
Take your walk
To the shady leaf or stalk,
Or what not,
Which may be the chosen spot.
No toad to spy you,
Hovering bird of prey pass by you;
Spin and die,
To live again a butterfly.
Up and down the valley, all day long –
The tractor never tires.
By evening its lights pierce
The gathering dusk
and its growl rolls over the fields
like a tumbling echo.
Slowly, the star-filled night
covers the countryside in a warm dark
that brings its own silent Plough.
Christina Rossetti
Class 396 Handwriting - in ink (Years 3 & 4)
TEST PIECE
John Rice
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the Best Exhibit by an Appleby Primary School
Pupil in Classes 398 to 413. A PLAQUE will be
given for retention.
CHILDREN'S ART CLASSES
After careful consideration the Committee of
Management wish to make it clear that the work
in this section may be done at home under
parental supervision or, where possible, in school
under the supervision of a teacher. In either case
the work submitted must be the absolutely
unaided work of the entrant. All work in this
section must be produced on paper. Entrant's
name and address to be written on the back of
each exhibit. Age to be stated in bottom left-hand
corner on front.
Note: The Judges will be instructed to allow
special credit for original ideas rather than traced
or copied work. Classes 398-413 no larger than
A3 size, please.
SENIOR CHILDREN'S CLASSES
After careful consideration the Committee of
Management wish to make it clear that the work
in this section may be done at home under
parental supervision or, where possible, in school
under the supervision of a teacher. In either case
the work submitted must be the absolutely
unaided work of the entrant. Entrant's name, age
and address to be written on the back of each
exhibit.
Note: The Judges will be instructed to allow
special credit for original ideas rather than traced
or copied work
Class 398 Cultural Art (Years 3&4)
Class 399 Cultural Art (Years 5&6)
Class 400 Observational drawing – pencil, pastel,
paint (Years 3&4)
Class 401 Observational drawing – pencil, pastel,
paint (Years 5&6)
Class 402 A Portrait – KS 1
Class 403 A Portrait (Years 3&4)
Class 404 A Portrait (Years 5&6)
Class 405 Observational drawing – pencil, pastel,
paint (Reception)
Class 406 Observational drawing – pencil, pastel,
paint (Year 1)
Class 407 Observational drawing – pencil, pastel,
paint (Year 2)
Class 408 Picture in the style of an artist. Please
name the artist. (Nursery/Reception)
Class 409 Picture in the style of an artist. Please
name the artist. (Year 1)
Class 410 Picture in the style of an artist. Please
name the artist. (Year 2)
Class 411 Picture in the style of an artist. Please
name the artist. (Years 3&4)
Class 412 Picture in the style of an artist. Please
name the artist. (Years 5&6)
Class 413 A poster advertising Appleby Show
2014, any medium, by a child under 12 years. A4
or A3 Size
Class 414 Art Work (including drawing,
painting, printing and graphics) Lower School
(Years 7 to 9)
Class 415 Art Work (including drawing, painting
and mixed-media work) Upper School (Years 10
to 13)
Class 416 Mixed Craft (Years 7 to 9)
Class 417 Mixed Craft (Years 10 to13)
Class 418 A Painting in any media (Years 7-13)
Class 419 A Design & Technology item (Years 713)
A TROPHY to be held for 1 year is given by the
late R.J.S. Addison Esq. to the best exhibit in
Classes 414 to 419 inclusive. A PLAQUE will be
given for retention.
A PERPETUAL TROPHY presented by Mr J.K.
Ashman, B.D.S., D.G.D., P.R.C.S., will be
awarded to the winner of Class 418
A CUP to be held for 1 year and a
COMMEMORATIVE PLAQUE for retention is
presented to the child gaining most points in
Classes 372 to 419.
A CUP to be held for 1 year is given by J.R.
Coulthwaite Esq. MRCVS to the Primary School
Child gaining most points.
THE 'CLARKSON' CUP presented by Mr. M.
and the late Mrs. J. Clarkson will be awarded for
Exhibitors to provide own vases and receptacles
Points are awarded on the basis of 1st prize - 4
points, 2nd prize - 3 points, 3rd prize - 2 points,
4th prize – 1 point
HORTICULTURAL SECTION
Class 420 Best Pot Plant (foliage only)
Class 421 Best Fuschia
Class 422 Best Begonia
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Class 423 Best Flowering Pot Plant (not Fuschia
or Begonia)
Class 424 Best Flowering Pot Plant (confined to
residents within 5-mile radius of the Showfield)
Class 425 1 Pot Cactus or Succulent
Class 426 6 Stems Sweet Peas, mixed
Class 427 3 Roses
Class 428 2 sprays Floribunda Roses
Class 429 Single rose, own foliage
Class 430 3 Pansies or Violas, in water
Class 431 3 Cactus Dahlias
Class 432 3 Pom Pom Dahlias
Class 433 3 Decorative Dahlias
Class 434 l Spike Gladioli
Class 435 Vase of 3 Blooms or Spikes
Class 436 Vase of Perennials
Class 437 3 Spikes of Phlox
Class 438 Vase of mixed Garden Flowers
Class 439 Best Single Flower and Vegetable
(one of each)
Class 440 Best Single Rose (5-mile radius of
Showfield)
Class 460 4 Tomatoes with stalks attached
Class 461 1 Cucumber
Class 462 Collection of 4 Organic Vegetables
(confined to residents within 5-mile radius of the
Showfield)
FRUIT
Class 463 Dish of 12 Raspberries
Class 464 Dish of Blackcurrants
Class 465 Dish of Any Other Fruit
A HANDSOME PLAQUE will be awarded for
the Best Exhibit in Classes 441 to 465 inclusive.
A TROPHY to be awarded to the winner of class
448 in memory of Dennis Atkinson.
A SPECIAL PRIZE of £5 will be awarded to the
exhibitor gaining most points in the Horticultural
Section.
A SILVER CUP, to be held for 1 year, will be
awarded to the Best Exhibit in the Horticultural
Section
THE PRESIDENT’S SHIELD, kindly donated by
Mrs M A Atkinson, will be awarded for the Best
Onions in the Show.
THE ‘BOB ELLWOOD’MEMORIAL TROPHY
kindly presented in memory of the late Bob
Ellwood will be awarded to the winner of Class
Best Sweet Peas).
A HANDSOME PLAQUE will be awarded for
the Best Exhibit in Classes 420 to 440.
VEGETABLES
Class 441 3 Onions, grown from seed
Class 442 3 Onions, grown from sets
Class 443 3 Onions, under 8 oz.
Class 444 6 Shallots, red or white
Class 445 4 Kidney Potatoes, any variety
Class 446 4 Round Potatoes, any variety
Class 447 Best Single Potato
Class 448 4 Potatoes, any variety (confined to
residents within 5-mile radius of the Showfield)
Class 449 1 Round Cabbage
Class 450 1 Pointed Cabbage
Class 451 1 Cauliflower
Class 452 1 Lettuce
Class 453 3 Beetroot, to be cut by Judge
Class 454 6 Pods Broad Beans
Class 455 6 Runner Beans
Class 456 6 Pods Peas
Class 457 3 Sticks Rhubarb
Class 458 Collection of Vegetables (6 varieties,
1 of each)
Class 459 3 Carrots with 3” of stem
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LIST OF JUDGES
SUFFOLK SHEEP
Ms J Soulsby, Long Marton.
SCOTCH BLACKFACED SHEEP
Mr C Tait, Wooler.
HERDWICK SHEEP
Mr P Naylor
TEXEL SHEEP
Mr P Richardson, Bassenthwaite.
ANY OTHER CONTINENTAL
Mr A Marston, Kirkby Stephen.
ZWARTBLE SHEEP
Mr G Sharp, Blencarn.
RARE AND MINORITY BREEDS
Mr Cook, Holmerook.
SHEEP YOUNG HANDLER CLASSES
Mr P Richardson, Bassenthwaite
DOGS
TBC
POULTRY (HARD FEATHER)
Mr J Tickle, St Helens
POULTRY (SOFT FEATHER)
Mr J Tickle, St Helens
VINTAGE
Jamie Fisher
WALKING STICKS & CROOKS
TBC
FLORAL ART
Mr D Rylands, Armathwaite.
MISCELLANEOUS & PHOTOGRAPHY
Mr M Wilson, Burneside.
PRODUCE
Mrs D Galbraith, Kendal
WINE
Mr N Milsom, Tufton Arms.
PRESERVES
Mrs J Taylor, Appleby
CO-OPERATIVE EFFORTS
Mrs M Hodgins, Chuch Brough.
HANDICRAFTS
Mrs M Brassett, Kaber.
CHILDREN’S MISCELLANEOUS
Mrs Gurney, Appleby
CHILDREN’S HANDWRITING
Mrs S Renshaw, Burrells.
CHILDREN’S ART
Mr Gurney, Appleby.
HORTICULTURE (FLOWERS)
Mr J Thexton
HORTICULTURE (FRUIT & VEG)
Mr M Hedley, Barnard Castle.
CROPS
TBC
DAIRY HERDS ON FARM
Mr D Dent, Winton.
BEEF HERDS ON FARM
Mr B Bowness, Crosby Ravensworth.
HOLSTEIN FRIESIAN CATTLE
Mr N Walker, Tarleton.
SHORTHORN CATTLE
Mr J Handleys, Selside.
JERSEY CATTLE
Mr D Holliday, Burgh by Sands.
SIMMENTAL CATTLE/ANY OTHER
Mr R Pattinson, Brampton.
COMMERCIAL, LIMOUSIN, BEEF CALF,
FAT LAMB
Mr S Dodd, Temple Sowerby.
OVERALL CHAMPION & CALVES
Mr M Towers, Ulverston.
NATIVE BEEF BREEDS
TBC
FELL PONIES
Mrs G Callister, Seaton.
MOUNTAIN AND MOORLAND
Miss C Miller, Bishop Auckland.
PONY RIDING
Mrs A Chappelhow, Crackenthorpe.
SPORT HORSES
Mrs J Heap, Barrow in Furness
SHETLAND PONIES
TBC
DRIVING
Mrs S Millard, Tebay.
SSADL
Mrs A McKinley, Askham in Furness.
COLOURED HORSES
Mrs V Shepley, Chorley
DALES PONIES
Mr J Daley, Spennymoor.
WORKING HUNTER HORSE
Ms H Bird, Bleatarn.
WORKING HUNTER PONY
Mrs P Murray, Brampton.
HANDY PONIES
TBC
SWALEDALE SHEEP
Mr J Harker, Murton.
ROUGH FELL SHEEP
Mr J Handley, Sedbergh
BLUEFACED LEICESTER SHEEP &MULE
SHEEP - Mr R Hutchinson
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The Committee gratefully acknowledges the
sponsorship which has been received in this and
previous years from the following firms and
individuals:
Allan Stobart, Dalston.
Appleby ATC
Appleby Business Centre
Appleby Creamery
Appleby Embroiders’ Guild
Appleby Manor Hotel
Appleby Travel
Armstong & Watson
Arnison & Heelis., Penrith
Aspatria Farmers
B & S Transport,
Bells of Lazonby
Bojangles
Boots Chemist
Border & Lakeland Holsteins
Brian Longstaff
Cannon Hire, Appleby
Capsticks Carpets, Appleby
Carrs Billington Agriculture Ltd
Carrs Fertilizer
Chris Sowerby, Appleby
Courtfield Garage
Courtyard Gallery, Appleby
Cumberland & Westmorland Herald
Cumberland Building Society
David Cleator, Appleby
Des Ward Farm Supplies, Appleby
Dinsdale Fine Art, Appleby
Dodd & Co Ltd
Dowdings Butchers
Eden Farm Chemicals
Eden Farm Supplies (Brough)
Eden Valley Scrap Metals
Eden View Garage, Appleby
Eden Recycling
F S Potts
Feelgood Factory
Fells & Dales Catering
Garments of Eden
Gaynham King & Mellor
Genus
H Pigney & Son, Appleby
Harrison & Hetherington Plc
Heron Contractors
High Cup Wines
Hollieberrie
J Chappelhow, Murton
J G Atkinson, North Feed Solutions
J P Little
J Stobart
JHM Weir
Jim Peet (Agriculture) Ltd
Johnson Tractors
JP Harrison, Tufton Garage
K & A Thompson
K & J’s Toasted Sandwiches
K & M Hogg
Kentdale Landrover
Kim Carrick
KW Alternative Feeds
Logic, Appleby
Mr G Allan (Eden Fencing)
Mr T Savage
Mrs E Pigney, Appleby
Ms Turnbull,Crewel Work Company
N B Taylor
New Breed UK Ltd
NFU Appleby Wallbank & Raine
NG & L Dent, Appleby
Old Hall Veterinary Centre
O’Malley Plant Hire Ltd
Paragon Vets, Newbiggin
Pause For Thought, Appleby
Paws and Claws
Paynes Dairies
Penrith & District Farmers Mart LLP
Penrith Building Society
Penrith Farmers & Kidds Plc
Pets’ Pantry, Appleby
RAC Electrical, Appleby
Rickerby Ltd., Penrith
Riverside Fish & Chips
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