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Liskeard Show Schedule 2013 1

Special Attractions 2013 (Please note correct at time of printing – may be subject to change)

Jez Avery Stunt Show Donkey Derby

YFC Competitions Vintage Tractor Parade

East Cornwall Foxhounds Digger Driving Display

Heavy Horses Pets’ Corner Companion Dog Show Children’s Amusements Countryside Corner The Pirates of St Piran The Westernairs Liskeard Silver Band Caradon Junior Strings Liskeard School Musicians

After the Show Disco & BBQ on the Showfield

Cookery Demonstration by Country Sports South West

Contents

Page

Secretaries and Section Organisers inside front cover

Special Attractions 1

Additional Information 2

Sponsors & Donors 3

Regulations 4

Cattle Classes 5-10

Sheep Classes 11-16

Horse Classes 17-26

Show Jumping Classes 27-28

Donkey Classes 29

YFC Classes 30-31

Domestic Classes 32-38

Notes and Additional Show Information 39-40

Membership Information inside back cover

Dates & contacts of other shows outside back cover


Details of all sections and competitions are also available from the General Secretary, Mrs Pauline Ward, Uphill Cottage, Uphill, Callington, PL17 7PB

Tel: 01579 362326, e-mail: [email protected] and at www.liskeardshow.org

POULTRY SECTION There are classes for Large Poultry (hard and soft feather), Bantams (hard and soft feather), Waterfowl, Children’s Poultry and Eggs. Schedules from Poultry Secretary Mr Brian Wenmoth, Watergate Cottage, St Dominic. Phone: 01579 350624. Entries prior to show.

COMPANION DOG SHOW Schedules available from Mrs Mary Whitehead Wavecrest, Merrymeet, Liskeard. Phone: 01579 345359. Entries on the day.

YFC COMPETITIONS Details from Mr Haviland Bunt Woodlands Farm, St Neot, Liskeard Phone: 01579 321098.

FIELD TRADE STANDS Forms available for Mr Mark Bunt Iona, Mount, Bodmin, PL30 4EX Phone: 01208 821120 (evenings only)

SHOPPING/CRAFT MARQUEE Forms available from Mrs Julie Pearce Trehill, Menheniot, Liskeard Phone: 01579 342173 (evenings)

CORNISH FOOD MARQUEE Forms available from Mrs Helen Davey Penquite Park, Trerulefoot, Saltash Phone: 01752 851336 or 07791 053897

HOMES & GARDENS MARQUEE Forms available from Mrs Natalie Fell 51 Wantage Gardens, Plymouth, PL1 5DN Phone: 0787 296 6006 (evenings)

Photographs in this schedule were taken at the 2012 show and the Association would like to thank Mr Peter Walker for giving permission to use them.

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SPONSORS 2013

The Association would like to thank the following who have kindly helped the show by donating money, sponsoring classes,

or lending equipment (for general use, or specific where shown). AJW Wilson & Co Ltd, Superflo Floor Screeds (Donkeys)

Andrew James (Farrier) (Showjumping)

Baliol Shetlands & Donkeys (Donkeys)

Barclays Bank

B & B Machinery

Bindown Stores, No Mans Land (Showjumping)

Blackwell Bate Ltd Accountants

Calweton Veterinary Centre (Cattle)

Caunters Solicitors (Cattle)

Coodes Solicitors (Sheep)

Co Op Liskeard

Cornish Engineering Services Ltd

Cornwall Farmers

Cornish Mutual (Cattle)

Country Sports South West (Cookery Demonstration & Cornish Food Marquee)

Crosswinds Equestrian (Showjumping)

Dawe Hawken & Dodd Accountants

Earl & Crocker Solicitors

Geoffrey Harris Tyres (Sheep)

Gilberts Outfitters (Advertising)

Goodman King Solicitors (Showjumping)

Gormellick Dexters (Cattle)

Gould Electronics

Harpers Home Mix Ltd (Cattle & Sheep)

HSBC Bank Plc

Howton Contractors Ltd

Jane Price Donkey Sunday

Jefferys Estate Agents/Auctioneers

Keith Richards (Car & Body Repairs)

Kivells Auctioneers

T J Kurn & Son

Liskeard Chamber of Commerce

Liskeard Garden Centre at Goldenbank (Domestic Section)

Luxstowe Veterinary Centre (Show Vets)

Markrite Ltd (Cattle)

Martin Luck Group Ltd, Plymouth (Stationery)

Mole Valley Farmers (Cattle & Sheep)

Morrisons Supermarket, Liskeard

NFU Mutual

Peake (GB) (Cattle & Sheep)

Pollard Architectural, Liskeard

Polyne Garage, Trerulefoot (Showjumping)

Precision and Design

Prydis Ltd Accountants

Red Bull Equipment (Horses)

Redpost Feeds (Showjumping)

Rob Frost Photography Ltd (Photography Classes)

Seasons Cafe bistro (Advertising)

S&J Plants (Domestic Section)

Stockdale Asset Management (Showjumping)

SW excavations & Plant Sales Ltd

The Cow Lady, Nicky Harwood (Cattle)

Trago Mills (Charles Robertson (Dev) Ltd

Urban & Rural Planning Associates Ltd

VIP Marquees

West Country Bakery (Cattle & Sheep)


REGULATIONS

1. All animals must be the bona-fide property of the Exhibitor.

2. Entries will only be accepted if accompanied by the correct entry fee.

3. All entries, with the exception of horses and donkeys, are to be in the Showground not later than 9.30am and remain until 3.30pm. Domestic section all entries are to remain until 4.30pm. This will be strictly adhered to.

4. All animals bought into the Showground shall be subject to the orders, regulations and rules of the Association or Officers appointed by them. Cases of disobedience of orders will be reported to the Committee who reserve the right to disqualify a defaulter.

5. All animal exhibitors must have have adequate third party insurance.

6. No unsound horse shall be eligible to win a prize.

7. Correctly secured British Standard Skull Caps/Riding hats Nos. PAS015, EN1384, ASTMF1163, that meet current safety standards, must be worn by children at all times when mounted. Also these safety hats must be worn by all riders when jumping.

8. In awarding the prizes to the cattle and sheep, the judges will be instructed to take into consideration their relative merits for breeding purposes.

9. Any person making a false entry or giving a wrong description will be disqualified from taking a prize if awarded, such prize and all lesser prizes in that class, passing to the animals following in order of merit, except in such cases as the Schedule Committee shall decide otherwise.

10. Exhibitors of Bulls over 10 months of age must ensure that two people accompany the bull at all times when competing or moving the animal to and from the cattle lines to the ring. No bulls born before 1st January 2013 can be exhibited in the Junior Stockperson Classes.

11. All cattle entered will be double tied and must be suitably trained. All sheep will be in pens.

12. The Schedule Committee reserve to themselves the right to withhold any prize, make any alterations they deem necessary and also to settle any protest or dispute that may arise.

13. Any person making a protest shall, within one hour from the time the class is judged, deposit £5 with the General Secretary and if the protest is not upheld the money shall be forfeited to the Association. Should a protest be lodged relative to the age of any animal the same will be decided by the relevant Society’s Herd Book or by the Association’s Honorary Veterinary Surgeon and Dentition Rules.

14. The Association will not be liable for any loss, damage or injury, which persons, stock or exhibits whatsoever may sustain.

15. The Organisers of this Show have taken reasonable precautions to ensure the health and safety of everyone present. For these measures to be effective, everyone must take all reasonable precautions to avoid and prevent accidents occurring and must obey the instructions of the Organisers and all the Officials and Stewards.

16. The Showyard will be open for the reception of implements etc on the day before the Show until 8.00pm.

Note: All cups to be collected AND SIGNED FOR from the Section Secretaries.

Pictures courtesy of Ray Roberts

Pictures courtesy of Peter Walker


Picture courtesy of Peter Walker

CATTLE Secretary: Bex Bishop Sponsors include: Calweton Veterinary Centre; Caunters, Liskeard; Cornwall Farmers Ltd; Liskeard; Gormellick Dexters; Harpers Home Mix; Luxstowe Veterinary Centre; Mole Valley Farmers, Liskeard; Peake (GB) Ltd, Mark Rite Ltd, Launceston, Dairy Centre Ltd; Cornish Mutual Assurance Co. Ltd Notes All cattle entries must comply with DEFRA regulations in force at the time of the show. Liskeard Agricultural Show Holding Number 07/156/8002. All movements must be reported to the British Cattle Movement Service. Details will be sent with passes etc. for those who have entered. (Adhesive labels bearing the show site holding number are available.) All cattle must be double tied. Exhibitors of Bulls over 10 months of age must ensure that two people accompany the bull at all times when competing or moving the animal to and from the cattle lines to the ring. No bulls born before 1

st January 2013 can be exhibited in the Junior Stockpersons Classes. Due

to the changes to TB pre-movement testing exemptions no cattle can remain on the showground for longer than a 24 hour period. The Association will make available to exhibitors a milking bail, kindly supplied by the Dairy Centre Ltd. Would exhibitors please bring their own milking units. All cups should be signed for and collected from the Livestock Office after the Grand Parade. Would exhibitors please ensure that they enter for Special Exhibitors Prizes on the entry form. Classes may be amalgamated if there are fewer than three entries in each section. Exhibitors must live within the area marked on the map on page 10 to qualify for local classes and specials. Entry Fees: All classes £3.50 per entry. Show Members £3.00 per entry. Prizes: 1st £20; 2nd £12; 3rd £6; 4th £4. (4th prize money will not be awarded in classes for four entries or fewer)

Supreme Cattle Championship Specials C1-C3 will be judged after the Dairy Interbreed Championship by Mr Morris Grose, St Keverne

C1 Grand Challenge Cup presented by HRH Duke of Windsor for the best exhibit in the Cattle

Classes. To be competed for annually. Also a Sash, presented by Rosettes of Quality for the Supreme Champion Animal.

C2 A trophy, presented by Mr & Mrs R Gillbard, for the best group of 3 females being first prize group winners from each breed. To be competed for annually.

C3 The J R West Perpetual Cup for the local exhibitor gaining most points in the cattle classes. Dairy Interbreed Special Prizes C4-C8 will be judged following the Dairy Breed Classes at approximately 11.45am by Mr Morris Grose, St Keverne.

C4 The J Sobey Perpetual Cup for the Best Pair of Dairy Animals, any breed, any age, any sex, both

animals to be the property of the same owner. This is an open class, enter on your entry form. No entry fee. Prize money sponsored by Calweton Vets: 1st £20, 2nd £12, 3rd £6

C5 The T M Stanier Grand Perpetual Challenge Cup for the Best Heifer of any recognised dairy breed, which has not had a calf. One exhibit in each breed will be nominated by the section judge.

C6 The W J Parsons Jubilee Challenge Trophy for the Best Local Dairy Animal in the Cattle classes. To be competed for annually. One exhibit in each breed will be nominated by the section judge.

C7 Liskeard Town Council Perpetual Challenge Cup for the Best Dairy Cow (dry or in milk) or Heifer in milk. One exhibit in each breed will be nominated by the section judge.

C8 The Lynher Farms Cup, presented by Michael Horrell, for the Champion Dairy Animal in classes 24-42. To be competed for annually. Beef Interbreed Special Prizes C9-C12 will be judged following the Beef Breed classes at approximately 12.30pm by Mr Richard Davis, Towcester.

C9 The QT Services Perpetual Challenge Cup for the Best Calf of any beef breed born in 2012. This

is an open class, enter on your entry form. No entry fee.

Prize money sponsored by Harpers Home Mix: 1st £20, 2nd £12, 3rd £6. C10 The Minerva Cup, for the Best Pair of Beef Animals, any breed, any age, any sex, both animals to

be the property of the same owner. To be competed for annually. This is an open class, enter on your entry form. No entry fee.

Prize money sponsored by Cornish Mutual Assurance Co. Ltd: 1st £20, 2nd £12, 3rd £6.

Nicky Harwood, The Cow Lady, will paint for the owner of the Supreme Champion an

original portrait of the winning

animal.


C11 The Calweton Cup for the Best Local Animal in the Beef Classes. To be competed for annually.

One exhibit for each breed will be nominated by the section judge. C12 The JB Stanier Perpetual Challenge Cup for the best Beef Animal in classes 1-23 to be competed

for annually. C45 The Royal Cornwall Agricultural Association – Cornish Points Championship

This show is one of five (Camborne, Camelford, Launceston, Liskeard and Stithians) at which points will be offered towards Prizes of 1st £100 and 2nd £50 in open cattle classes for the exhibitors gaining the most points over the 2013 Cornish summer show season. Points will be awarded as follows: 1st prize 3 point, 2nd prize 2 points, 3rd prize 1 point and exhibits must be entered under the same names at the relevant shows to be eligible.

SOUTH DEVON Judge – Mr Richard Ashcroft, Alton, Hampshire Judging: 10 am

Class

1 Bull born before 1.1.12 2 Bull born after 1.1.12 3 Cow or Heifer, in milk or in calf, born before 1.1.11 4 Heifer, born after 1.1.11 5 Heifer, born after 1.1.12 6 Group of 3 Females, the property of the same owner 7 Pair, male, female, or one of each, born after 1.1.12, the property of the same owner

Special Prizes C13 The E J Sanders Memorial Cup presented by his son John, for the Champion South Devon. To be

competed for annually. C14 A Sash offered by the South Devon Herd Book Society for the Champion South Devon which has

been entered in some part of the Herd Book or Supplementary registers and exhibited by a Member of the South Devon Herd Book Society.

C15

The Mole Valley Rose Bowl. A perpetual trophy to be competed for in the South Devon Breed Class at the following shows: Royal Cornwall, Liskeard Show, Stithians Show, Launceston Show, Camborne Show, Camelford Show and Penryn Show. Only Members of the Truro South Devon Cattle Club are eligible to compete. Eligible animals must be entered or accepted for entry in the Herd Book of the South Devon Herd Book Society. One point will be awarded to each animal presented for judging (excluding calves at foot):- 1st = 5pts, 2nd = 4pts, 3rd = 3pts, 4th = 2pts. Group classes are included e.g. 1 point for each animal in the group and 5 points for the winning group. Specials are not included.

C43 The WP & SL Harper Cup for the best opposite sex to the Champion South Devon. To be competed for annually.

C44 The Stuart Rowe Memorial Cup for the best group of three South Devon females, the winner of Class 6. To be competed for annually.

The judge will nominate one local animal to go forward to Interbreed Special C11

DEXTER Judge – Mr George Godber, Redditch, Worcestershire Judging: 10 am Note: Only Full Pedigree animals registered with the Dexter Cattle Society may be exhibited.

Class

8 Cow or Heifer in milk (calf allowed at foot) 9 Cow or Heifer, over 2 years 2 months, dry or in calf 10 Heifer 16 months to 2 years 2 months of age 11 Heifer under 16 months old 12 Bull, any age – age to be taken into consideration 13 Pair, the property of the same owner. 14 Group of 3 females, the property of the same owner

2 breakfast tickets (bacon roll + drink)

will be given to each exhibitor who brings

cattle to the show


Special Prizes C16 A Perpetual Trophy presented by the Cornwall Dexter Club and a Silver Spoon presented by the

Breed Society to the Champion Dexter in the Show. C17 A Perpetual Trophy presented by Town and Country Crafts, Liskeard to the Reserve Champion

Dexter. C18 A Perpetual Cup presented by Levy and Co, Independent Financial Advisers, Widegates to the

winner of class 8. To be competed for annually. C19 A Perpetual Tankard presented by Gormellick Dexters to the winner of class 9. C20 A Perpetual Cup presented by Maxwell Hill, Chartered Surveyor, of Liskeard to the winner of class

10. C21 A Perpetual Cup presented by E P Corin of Magnificent Music Machines, St. Keyne Station, in

memory of H P Corin, to the winner of class 11. C22 A Trophy presented by High View of Gunnislake to the winner of class 12. C23 A Perpetual Cup presented by Mrs Gloria Levy-John to the winner of class 13.


ANY NATIVE BEEF BREED OR CROSS OTHER THAN SOUTH DEVON OR DEXTER

Judge – Mr Charlie MacLean, Eastleigh, Hampshire Judging: 10 am Class

15 Bull, any age 16 Cow, in calf or with own calf at foot 17 Heifer, not having had a calf

Special Prizes C24 A Perpetual Challenge Cup presented by Mr N J Bersey for the best animal in classes 15-17. C25 The A H Higman Perpetual Challenge Cup and a rosette from the Hereford Cattle Society for the

Best Hereford in classes 15-17.


ANY CONTINENTAL BEEF BREED OR CROSS Judge – Mr Charlie MacLean, Eastleigh, Hampshire Judging: after Any Native classes

Class

18 Bull any age 19 Cow, in calf of with own calf at foot 20A Heifer – born before 1 Jan 2012 20B Heifer – born on or after 1 Jan 2012

Classes 20A and 20B will be amalgamated if insufficient entries are forward

Special Prizes

C26 A Perpetual Challenge Cup presented by Mr T P J Hore for the Champion animal in classes 18-20. C27 A Perpetual Challenge Trophy presented by Mr & Mrs P J Stephens, for the Best Charolais in

classes 18-20 together with a rosette presented by The Charolais Society.




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BEEF PRIMESTOCK Judge – Mr Ben Maskell, Hailsham, East Sussex Judging: 10am

Prizes sponsored by Mark Rite Ltd, Launceston Class

21 Steer or Heifer, not exceeding 12 months of age, with potential for the Christmas Primestock shows 22 Steer, not exceeding 30 months of age 23 Heifer, not exceeding 30 months of age

Special Prizes C28 A Perpetual Challenge Cup presented by Mrs L Stephens for the champion animal in Beef

Primestock Classes. The judge will nominate one local animal to go forward to Interbreed Special C11

AYRSHIRE Judge – Mr Chris Roskilly, Truro, Cornwall Judging: 10 am

Class

24 Heifer, not in calf 25 Heifer, in calf 26 Heifer, in milk 27 Cow, in calf but not in milk 28 Cow in milk 29 Group of 3 females, the property of the same owner

Special Prizes C29 A Perpetual Salver presented by the late Mr and Mrs J Weaver, Tregays, Lostwithiel for the

Champion Ayrshire. C30 Breed Champion Award presented to the owner of the Champion Ayrshire by the Ayrshire Cattle

Society. C31 Rosettes are offered by the Ayrshire Cattle Society and sponsored by Cattle Services (Ayr) Ltd for

the following two groups: (A) Group of three females: (B) A progeny group of two or more by the same sire or out of the same dam. All animals comprising the groups competing for these special prizes must be entered in the Ayrshire classes, registered with the Ayrshire Cattle Society, and property of the same owner.

The judge will nominate one animal to go forward to each of the Interbreed Specials C5, C6 & C7.

HOLSTEIN Judge – Mrs Roland Ley, Holsworthy, Devon Judging: 10 am

Class 30 Heifer, born after 1.1.12 31 Heifer, born after 1.1.11, not having had a calf 32 Cow, in calf but not in milk 33 Heifer, in milk 34 Cow in milk 35 Group of 3 females, the property of the same owner

Special Prizes C32 The F J Harris Perpetual Cup for the Champion Holstein in the show. To be competed for annually. C33 The Holstein UK and Ireland offers a Championship rosette to the exhibitor of the female champion.

The reserve will also receive a rosette. C34 The Holstein UK and Ireland also offers:

a. A Best Exhibitor Bred rosette, to the exhibitor of the best Holstein bred by the exhibitor. b. A Best Udder rosette to the exhibitor of the Holstein with the best udder in the show. c. A Junior Champion rosette to the exhibitor of the best Holstein entry calved under three years

of age. C35 The Philip Gorman Memorial Trophy, presented by Angela Furness of Tregonnett, for the Best

Heifer in Milk (winner of class 33). To be competed for annually.

2 breakfast tickets (bacon roll + drink) will

be given to each exhibitor who brings

cattle to the show


C36 A Perpetual Cup presented by the Cornish Holstein Club for the exhibitor gaining most points for prizes won in the Holstein Classes, with the exception of the group class. To qualify for entry, each exhibitor must be a member of the Cornwall Holstein Club and their herd be resident within the county of Cornwall. Points awarded:- 1st = 5pts, 2nd = 4pts, 3rd = 3pts, 4th = 2pts, 5th = 1pt.

C37 The BOCM/SILCOCK Challenge Cup presented by Messrs BOCM/Silcock, for a Holstein Cow of Heifer scoring most points for conformation, milk yield and butterfat, for the officially recorded lactation completed after 30

th May 2012 and or not more than 305 days. A National Milk Records

certificate MUST BE ENCLOSED WITH ENTRY FORM. 80 points to be awarded to the Best Animal for conformation with the remaining animals on a descending scale; 5 points for each 453.5kgs (1,000 lbs) milk yield 3 points for each 0.1% over 3.5% butterfat. Animals with an average butterfat of less than 3.3% will not be eligible to compete.


JERSEY Judge – Mr Chris Roskilly, Truro, Cornwall Judging: after the Ayrshires

Class

36 Heifer not to have had a calf 37 Heifer, in milk, to have calved down at not more than 2 years 6 months of age 38 Cow, in calf, but not in milk 39 Cow, in milk 40 Group of 3 females, the property of the same owner

Special Prizes C38 The Pennance Perpetual Challenge Cup for the Best Jersey Cow or Heifer. The judge will nominate one animal to go forward to each of the Interbreed Specials C5, C6 & C7.

ANY DAIRY BREED OTHER THAN AYRSHIRE, HOLSTEIN OR JERSEY

Judge – Mr Chris Roskilly, Truro, Cornwall Judging: after the Jersey classes Class

41 Heifer not having had a calf 42 Cow, in calf or in milk or heifer in milk

Special Prizes C40 Rosettes to the Champion and Reserve Champion in classes 41 & 42 C41 The Cow Lady Cup presented by Nicky Harwood for the Champion in classes 41 & 42. To be

competed for annually.


Pictures courtesy of Peter Walker


JUNIOR AND INTERMEDIATE PRESENTATION CLASSES CATTLE SECTION

Judges – Classes 43, 44 & 47 – Mrs Karen Maclean, Eastleigh, Hampshire, Somerset

Classes 45, 46 & 48 – Mr Roland Ley, Holsworthy, Devon Judging: 9.30am prompt

No entry fee Prizes: 1st £10, 2nd £6, 3rd £4, plus rosettes to all entrants.

Please put the name and the age of the stockperson on the entry form.

Junior Stockpersons Competitors to prepare and show a calf of any breed or cross. Calves must be of a suitable size and

temperament for the handler. No bulls born before 1st January 2012 can be exhibited in the Junior

Stockperson Classes. Marks to be awarded as follows: 60% Leader’s ability to parade the animal, 40% Turn-out of the leader and calf.

Class

43 Open to Junior Stockpersons who have not reached their 12th birthday on the day of the show, leading a Beef Calf born after 1

st January 2013.

44 Open to Junior Stockpersons aged 12–16 years old on the day of the show, leading a Beef Animal born after 1

st January 2012. No bulls born before 1

st January 2013.

45 Open to Junior Stockpersons who have not reached their 12th birthday on the day of the show, leading a Dairy Calf born after 1

st January 2013.

46 Open to Junior Stockpersons aged 12–16 years old on the day of the show, leading a Dairy Animal born after 1

st January 2012.

Special Prizes J1 A Perpetual Challenge Cup presented by Mr T Heller for the Champion Beef Junior Stockperson in

classes 43 and 44. To be competed for annually. J2 Trophy presented by M&S Hauliers, for the Champion Dairy Junior Stockperson in classes 45 and

46. To be competed for annually J3 The Steve Hoskin Silver Medal. Mr Steve Hoskin has kindly presented a Silver Medal to the South

Devon Herd Book Society, Cornwall Region and the Truro South Devon Cattle Club, for the young person up to and not including 16 years of age, gaining the most points in Cornish Shows with a South Devon or South Devon Cross Calf. This Show is one where points will be gained to count towards the Special Prize.

Intermediate Dairy Stockperson Competitors to prepare and show an animal of any breed or cross. No bulls born before 1st January 20121. Marks to be awarded as follows: 60% Leader’s ability to parade the animal, 40% turn-out of the leader and calf. Class

47 Open to Intermediate Stockpersons aged 17-21 on the day of the show, leading a Beef Animal

48 Open to Intermediate Stockpersons aged 17- 21 on the day of the show, leading a Dairy Animal

Local Classes

The area that will qualify for the local specials is the area east of the River Fowey to Lostwithiel and the B3268 to the A30, south of the A30 from the B3268 to the River Tamar and west of the River Tamar. Please see the map for details.


Notes There is a special section for MV sheep. Forms will be inspected as exhibitors enter the sheep field. Exhibitors are requested to bring completed Movement Licences to record their sheep on and off the showground and hand them to the Steward at the gate. All sheep entries must comply with any DEFRA regulations in force at the time of the Show. All sheep must comply with any tail docking regulations. If there are fewer than 3 exhibitors in a section the class may be amalgamated with the Any Other Breed Classes. All sheep cups to be presented after the interbreed judging in the sheep rings. All cups should be signed for after presentation. Entry Fees: £2.50 per entry including group classes. Show Members: £2.00 per entry including group classes Prizes: 1st £12, 2nd £10, 3rd £8, 4th £6, 5th £4 (4th prize money will be awarded in classes of 5 entries or more) (5th prize money will be awarded in classes of 8 or more)

Judging commences with the Junior & Intermediate Handler Classes at 9.30am prompt and with the Devon & Cornwall Longwool, Dorset Horn & Polled Dorset, Roussin, Ryeland, Suffolk, British Texel & Any Other Pure Breed (Hill).classes starting on completion of the Junior & Intermediate Handler classes. These classes will be followed by the Hampshire Down, Shetland, Beltex, British Charollais, Any Other Continental Breed & Any Other Pure Breed (Lowland).

Interbreed Special Prizes Sheep Specials S1-S4 will be judged at 2.30pm approx.

by the Interbreed Judge, Mr C Hillhouse, Tenbury Wells, Worcester

S1 The PER Brown Grand Challenge Cup for the Best Sheep in the Show. To be competed for annually. S2 The Richard Warne Perpetual Cup for the Best Closewool Sheep in the Show. To be competed for

annually. S3 The WH Bond & Son Perpetual Cup, presented by Messrs WH Bond & Son for the Champion Inter-

Breed Group of three Sheep. To be competed for annually by the winners of the group class in each sheep section.

S4 The Bob Bersey Perpetual Cup, for the Best Local Animal in the Sheep Classes. S5 The Royal Cornwall Agricultural Association – Cornish Points Championship

This show is one of five (Camborne, Camelford, Launceston, Liskeard and Stithians) at which points will be offered towards Prizes of 1st £100 and 2nd £50 in open sheep classes for the exhibitors gaining the most points over the 2012 Cornish summer show season. Points will be awarded as follows: 1st prize 3 point, 2nd prize 2 points, 3rd prize 1 point and exhibits must be entered under the same names at the relevant shows to be eligible.

DEVON AND CORNWALL LONGWOOL Judge – Mr R Julian, Tresillian, Cornwall

Prizes sponsored by Coodes Solicitors

Class 51 Ram, Yearling or over 52 Ram Lamb 53 Ewe, 2 shear or over 54 Yearling Ewe 55 Ewe Lamb 56 Group of 3 sheep entered in the above classes, one of the opposite sex to the other two



sheep to the show

SHEEP Secretaries Mr Nick and Mrs Marie Bersey

Sponsors include: Geoffrey Harris Tyres Ltd, Harpers Home Mix, Mole Valley Farmers, Liskeard, Coodes Solicitors,

Peake GB Ltd, Ward Randall Ltd


Special Prizes S6 The Jack Tucker Memorial Perpetual Cup presented by Mrs J Tucker for the best Devon & Cornwall

Longwool sheep in the Show. S7 A Rosette offered by the Devon and Cornwall Longwool Association, for the Best Male Entry in classes

51 and 52. For Members of the Devon and Cornwall Longwool Association. S8 A Rosette offered by the Devon and Cornwall Longwool Association, for the Best Female Entry in

classes 53 - 55. For Members of the Devon and Cornwall Longwool Association. S9 The JG Tancock Perpetual Cup for the winner of class 56. S10 Rosette for the best local exhibit. Winner to go forward to Interbreed Special S4 (Local Champion)

DORSET HORN AND POLLED DORSET

Judge – Mr R Sizmur, Okehampton, Devon


Special Prizes S11 The WS Sobey Perpetual Cup for the Best Dorset Horn or Polled Dorset in the Show.

S12 Special Rosette given by the Dorset Horn Breeders Association for the best exhibit in the Dorset Horn & Polled Dorset classes owned by a registered breeder.

S13

Rosette for the best local exhibit. Winner to go forward to Interbreed Special S4 (Local Champion)

HAMPSHIRE DOWN Judge – Mr H Derryman, Honiton, Devon

Class

63 Ram Yearling or over 64 Ram Lamb 65 Ewe, 2 shear or over 66 Yearling Ewe 67 Ewe Lamb 68 Group of 3 sheep entered in the above classes, one of the opposite sex to the other two

Special Prizes S14 Rosettes to the Champion and Reserve Champion in the Hampshire Down classes

S15 Rosette for the best local exhibit. Winner to go forward to Interbreed Special S4 (Local Champion)

RYELAND Judge – Mrs M Wear, Blagdon, Bristol

Class



Special Prizes S16 Rosettes to the Champion and Reserve Champion in the Ryeland classes


SHETLAND Judge – Mr M Wakeling, Chard, Somerset

Class


Special Prizes S18 Rosettes to the Champion, Reserve Champion & Novice Handler in Shetland sheep Classes given by

the Shetland Sheep Society. S19 Shetland Sheep Perpetual Challenge Cup presented by Mrs C Fewings, Mrs L Burt, Mrs C Keller & Ms C

Francis for the Champion Shetland sheep. S20 Rosette for the best local exhibit. Winner to go forward to Interbreed Special S4 (Local Champion)

SUFFOLK Judge – Mr R Lawrence, Winkleigh, Devon

Class

81 Ram, Yearling or over 82 Ram Lamb 83 Ram Lamb, untrimmed except squaring the tail 84 Ewe, 2 shear or over 85 Yearling Ewe 86 Ewe Lamb 87 Group of 3 sheep entered in the above classes, one of the opposite sex to the other two

Special Prizes S21 A Perpetual Rose bowl presented by Messrs Ward & Coad for the Best Suffolk Entry in the Show. S22 The J W Bunt Memorial Cup for the competitor gaining the most points in the Suffolk Sheep Classes. To

be competed for annually. S23 Rosette given by the Suffolk Sheep Society for the best Suffolk sheep owned by a Registered Breeder. S24 Rosette for the best local exhibit. Winner to go forward to Interbreed Special S4 (Local Champion)

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BELTEX

Judge – Mr R Williams, Leominster, Hereford


Special Prizes S25 The Paul Bray (Family Butchers) Perpetual Trophy presented by Paul Bray (Family Butchers), Tideford,

for the Best Beltex Sheep in the Show. S26 Special Rosettes given by the Beltex Sheep Society for the Supreme Champion, Reserve Supreme

Champion, Male Champion & Female Champion Beltex Sheep in the Beltex Classes, for Registered Breeder.

S27 The SW Beltex Club offer a trophy for the Champion.


BRITISH TEXEL

Judge – Ms T Ashley, Boston, Lincolnshire

Class 94 Ram, 2 shear or over 95 Yearling Ram 96 Ram Lamb 97 Ewe, 2 shear or over 98 Yearling Ewe 99 Ewe Lamb 100 Group of 3 sheep entered in the above classes, one of the opposite sex to the other two

Special Prizes S29 The Mr & Mrs A G Oliver Perpetual Challenge Cup, for the Best Texel Entry in the Show.

S30 A Rosette by the BTSS for the Best of Breed in the Texel Classes. S31 A Rosette presented by BTSS for the Reserve Best of Breed in the Texel Classes. S32 Rosette for the best local exhibit. Winner to go forward to Interbreed Special S4 (Local Champion)

BRITISH CHAROLLAIS

Judge – Mr G Probert, Holt Heath, Worcester The South West Region of the British Charollais Sheep Society have awarded a Points Cup for the member gaining most prizes at one day shows within the region. Results from this show will go towards the cup. Class

101 Ram, Yearling or over 102 Ram Lamb 103 Ewe, 2 shear or over 104 Yearling Ewe 105 Ewe Lamb 106 Group of 3 sheep entered in the above classes, one of the opposite sex to the other two

Special Prizes S33 The Willcocks Perpetual Trophy presented by Mr A P and Mrs C N Willcocks for the Best Charollais

Sheep in the show. S34 Special Rosette given by the Charollais Sheep Society for the Champion in the Charollais classes. S35 Rosette for the best local exhibit. Winner to go forward to Interbreed Special S4 (Local Champion)

2 breakfast tickets (bacon roll + drink) will be given to each exhibitor who brings

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ROUSSIN

Judge – Mr R Heggadon, Winkleigh, Devon

Class 107 Ram Yearling or over 108 Ram Lamb 109 Ewe, 2 shear or over 110 Yearling Ewe 111 Ewe Lamb 112 Group of 3 sheep entered in the above classes, one of the opposite sex to the other two

Special Prizes S36 Rosette given by the Roussin Sheep Society for the Champion in the Roussin classes.

Rosette given by the Roussin Sheep Society for the Best Male entry in the Roussin classes.

Rosette given by the Roussin Sheep Society for the Best Female entry in the Roussin classes.

S37 Rosette for the best local exhibit. Winner to go forward to Interbreed Special S4 (Local Champion.

ANY OTHER CONTINENTAL PURE BREED

(except for British Charollais, British Texel, Beltex or Roussin) Judge – Mr R Heggadon, Winkleigh, Devon

Please state breed on entry form.

Class 113 Ram, Yearling or over 114 Ram Lamb 115 Ewe, 2 tooth or over 116 Yearling Ewe 117 Ewe Lamb 118 Group of 3 sheep entered in the above classes, one of the opposite sex to the other two

Special Prizes S38 The Philip Blamey Perpetual Challenge Cup for the Best Entry in the Any Other Continental Pure Breed

classes S39 Rosette for the best local exhibit. Winner to go forward to Interbreed Special S4 (Local Champion)

ANY OTHER PURE BREED

(except any breed with their own classes or any other continental pure breed)

-1 HILL OR PARKLAND Judge – Mr A Wreyford, Newton Abbot, Devon

Please state breed of sheep on entry form.


Special Prizes S40 A Perpetual Cup for the Champion Any Other Pure Breed (Hill or Parkland) Section.

S41 A Perpetual Cup presented by Mr & Mrs Tregear for the Best Sheep of British Native Origin in the Any Other Pure Breed (Hill or Parkland) classes.




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–2 LOWLAND

Judge – Mr B Lavis, Okehampton, Devon Please state breed of sheep on entry form.

Class

125 Ram, Yearling or over 126 Ram Lamb 127 Ewe, 2 shear or over 128 Yearling Ewe 129 Ewe Lamb 130 Group of 3 sheep entered in the above classes, one of the opposite sex to the other two

Special Prizes S43 A Perpetual Cup presented by the Mander Family for the Best Sheep of British Native Origin in classes.


COMMERCIAL SHEEP Judge – Mr R Williams, Leominster, Hereford

To be judged in pens Class

131 Crossbred Ewe 132 Single Butcher’s Lamb

Special Prizes S45 Trophy for the best Butcher’s Lamb – presented by Mr Ken Hawke.

JUNIOR AND INTERMEDIATE PRESENTATION CLASSES

SHEEP SECTION

Judge – Mrs M Wear, Blagdon, Bristol Judging at 9.30am prompt

No Entry fee. Prizes 1st £10, 2nd £6, 3rd £4, plus rosettes to all entrants. Competitors to prepare and show a sheep of any age and any breed. Marks will be awarded as follows: 60% Leader’s ability to show the animal and 40% turn-out of the leader & of the sheep.

Junior Section

Class 133 Open to Junior Shepherds, who have not attained their 12th birthday on Show Day 134 Open to Junior Shepherds, 12–16 years old on Show Day

Intermediate Section

Class 135 Intermediate Class open to Shepherds, 17–21 years on Show Day

Special Prizes JH1 A Perpetual Trophy presented by Mrs M A Bersey to the Champion Junior Shepherd in classes 133-134.

To be competed for annually. JH2 A perpetual trophy presented to the Champion Intermediate Shepherd in class 135. To be competed for

annually.


PROVISIONAL TIMETABLE FOR HORSE SECTION

Each ring will start judging at the stated time. All other times are approximate and may be altered after entries have been received.

Ring 1 (Main Ring) Ring 5 11.15am

Driving 9.00am Mountain and Moorland Ridden Mountain and Moorland In-Hand

1.00pm (event from main ring entertainment programme)

1.00pm Side Saddle Equitation classes Side Saddle Ladies Hunter Side Saddle Costume Class

2.45pm Judge Champion Horse 3.00pm Presentation of cups to prize winners Ring 6 9.00am Skewbald and Piebald Horse and

Pony classes followed by Spotted Horse and Pony classes

Ring 2 12.00noon Retraining of Racehorses followed by Veteran Classes

9.00am In-Hand Hunter and Sport Horses followed by In-Hand Ponies

Ring 7 Ring 3 8.30am Ridden Horses 9.00am Shetland Ponies

(NB Judges 15 minute break at approx. 11am)

12.00noon Working Hunters Working Ponies

Ring 4 BS Ring 8.30am Show Ponies followed by Show Hunter

Ponies

9.00am BS Senior Jumping

12.00noon Arabs In-Hand, Arabs Ridden followed by Pony Club Pony

Riding Club Horse Ring 8

11.00am Donkeys Donkeys will be judged and parked in a different field from the horses

PLEASE NOTE THAT FOLLOWING THE CHANGES TO LOCAL GOVERNMENT IN 2009 WE NOW MAKE REFERENCE, IN CERTAIN SPECIAL PRIZES, TO LOCAL EXHIBITORS (WAS CARADON DISTRICT). A local exhibitor will come from an area east of the River Fowey to Lostwithiel and the B3268 to the A30, south of the A30 from the B3268 to the River Tamar and west of the River Tamar. Please see map

for details.


HORSES Sponsors include: Red Bull Equipment,

Cornwall Farmers Ltd

Please note All Cups and Trophies to be signed for and collected from the General Secretary’s tent after the Grand Parade. Those cups not presented in the main ring may be collected after they have been judged. Please allow time for results to be recorded. All section champions are required for the Grand Parade which will take place after the Champion Horse has been judged. Would exhibitors ensure they enter for Special Prizes on the entry form. Correctly secured British Standard Skull Caps/Riding hats Nos. PAS015, EN1384, ASTMF1163 that meet current safety standards must be worn by children at all times when mounted. Also these safety hats must be worn by all riders when jumping and it is recommended that they be worn by everyone when riding at the Show. Entry Fees Classes 1, 3-6, 8-15 £7.00 Foal Classes 2 & 7 no entry fee Classes 16-73 £6.00 Class 74 £1 – entries for this class also accepted on the day

Classes 75-76 £4.00

Prizes Classes 1, 3-6, 8-15 1st £20; 2nd £15; 3rd £10

Foal Classes 2 & 7 1st £5; 2nd and 3rd rosettes only Classes 16-73 1st £15; 2nd £10; 3rd £6 Class 74 Rosettes to all entrants Classes 75-76 1st £20; 2nd £15; 3rd £10

CHAMPION LIGHT HORSE IN THE SHOW

To be judged by Mr G Rowe, Lewdown at approx. 2.45 pm

Champions from each section are eligible

H1 A Perpetual Challenge Cup presented by British Horse Feeds & Wyatt & Bruce Ltd for the Best Light Horse in the Show. Champion and Reserve Champion Rosettes kindly given by The Cornish Rosette Company

H2 A Perpetual Trophy presented by Mr and Mrs Wesley Wilton for Best in Hand Horse in classes 1–9 to be judged in the main ring at the same time as the Champion Horse.

IN HAND HUNTER AND SPORT HORSES Judge - Mr D Commins, Exeter, Devon

Notes: The name of the sire of all foals must be stated on the entry form. If insufficient entries are forward these classes may be combined. Class

1 Any Hunter/Sport Horse Brood Mare with own Foal at foot. 2 Foal – progeny of a mare in class 1. Foals to be at least 3 weeks old on day of show. 3 Potential Hunter/Sport Horse Yearling – Colt, Gelding or Filly, foaled in 2012. 4 Potential Hunter/Sport Horse Two Year Old – Colt, Gelding or Filly, foaled in 2011. 5 Potential Hunter/Sport Horse Three Year Old – Colt, Gelding or Filly, foaled in 2010.

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Special Prizes H3 Rosette and the W Paynter Cup to the Champion in classes 1-5. The champion will go forward to the

judging of the Champion Light Horse of the Show. H4 Rosette to the Reserve Champion in classes 1–5. H5 The Langaller Farm Brood Mare Premium Awards – This takes the form of a voucher worth £50 awarded

to the highest placed brood mare in class 1 and is redeemable against any stud fee for a stallion standing at Langaller Farm during the current or following season. Only one award per mare per season. Where the winning mare has already won a voucher in the current year the award goes to the next highest placed mare.

H6 A Horse Feeds Voucher kindly given by Cornwall Farmers Ltd, to the Best Brood mare in class 1 owned by a local exhibitor (see definition on provisional timetable).

H7 Master Memorial Cup kindly presented by Mr and Mrs J Wilton, Padstow (outright winner 1988) for the Best Foal in class 2.

IN HAND PONIES Judge – Mr D Commins, Exeter, Devon

Youngstock not to exceed 153 cms (15hh) at maturity

Class

6 Pony Brood Mare, not exceeding 153cm (15hh) with own foal at foot. 7 Foal – progeny of a mare in class 6. Foals to be at least 3 weeks old on day of show. 8 Yearling – colt, gelding or filly foaled in 2012. 9 Two or Three year old – colt, gelding or filly, foaled in 2011 or 2010.

Special Prizes H8 Rosette and the Tamar Tractors Cup to the Champion in classes 6–9. The champion will go forward to

the judging of the Champion Light Horse of the Show. H9 Rosette to the Reserve Champion in classes 6–9 H10 The Langaller Farm Brood Mare Premium Award – to the highest placed brood mare in Class 6 and is

redeemable against any stud fee for a stallion standing at Langaller Farm during the current or following season. Only one award per mare per season. Where the winning mare has already won a voucher in the current year the award goes to the next highest placed mare.

RIDDEN HORSES Judge: Conformation – Miss D Atkinson, Suffolk, Newmarket

Ride – Mrs J Pavlou, Redditch, Worcestershire Notes: All horses to be 4 years old or over. No horse may be entered in both hunter and riding horse classes. The Ladies Hunter class is in the side Saddle Section, class 42. Class

10 Novice Hunter – for horses not having won a first prize of £25 or a total of £75 in any Ridden Hunter class.

11 Small Hunter, mare or gelding – over 148cm (14.2hh approx) but not exceeding 158cm (15.2hh approx).

12 Lightweight ridden hunter, mare or gelding capable of carrying up to 12 stone 7lbs. 13 Middleweight/Heavyweight ridden hunter, mare or gelding capable of carrying over 12 stone 7lbs. 14 Riding Horse. 15 Ridden Cob – not exceeding 155cm (approx 15.1hh).

Special Prizes H11 Rosette and a Perpetual Challenge Trophy presented by Mrs A Melhuish to the Champion in classes 10-

15. The champion will go forward to the judging of the Champion Light Horse of the Show. H12 Rosette to the Reserve Champion in classes 10–15 H13 A Perpetual Cup kindly presented by Mr and Mrs Bevil Bunt for the best hunter in class 10 owned by a

local exhibitor. H14 A Horse Feeds Voucher kindly given by Cornwall Farmers Ltd, for the Best Riding Horse in class 14

owned by a local exhibitor (see definition on provisional timetable page)


RIDING PONIES

Note: Classes 16-23 are open to Non-Members and Members of the BSPS.

This Show is affiliated to the British Show Pony Society (BSPS No 92/13) and all persons entering, competing, showing or otherwise taking part in BSPS classes, whether or not members of the BSPS, are subject to the Constitution and Rules of the BSPS including the disciplinary procedures and shall be deemed to have consented to the jurisdiction of the BSPS. This Show is a qualifier for the 2013 BSPS Championships Show to be held at Arena UK: the 1st to 4th prize winners in class 16 and the 1st & 2nd prize winners in classes 17-22 will qualify provided the animal is registered in accordance with Rules 23 and 28 and ridden by a BSPS member. This Show is a qualifier for the BSPS “Classic Security UK Ltd” Challenge. The highest placed pony in classes 16 to 23 that has not qualified for the BSPS 2013 Horse of the Year Show in the appropriate class will qualify. If the highest placed pony has already qualified for the BSPS Challenge, the qualification will be awarded to the next eligible pony. This Show is a qualifier for the 2013 BSPS Premier League. The 1st, 2nd, 3rd & 4th prize winners in classes 16-23 will qualify. This Show is a qualifier for the BSPS “Black Country Saddles” Best Rider of the Year. The Best Rider in classes 16 to 23, will receive a Card and qualify for the final of the BSPS Summer Championships show. All Ponies to be Mares or Geldings and to be 4 years or over.

SHOW PONIES Judge - Ms S Bartle, Salisbury, Wiltshire

Class

16 The BSPS Mixed Height Open Show Pony, Mare or Gelding 4 years old or over, not exceeding 148cms. Riders must be the correct age for the height of the pony they ride.

17 The BSPS Leading Rein Pony, Mare or Gelding, 4 years old and over, not exceeding 122cms (12.0hh). Riders not to have attained their 8th birthday before 1 January 2013. (All entrants in this class will qualify for a rosette).

18 The BSPS First Ridden Pony, Mare or Gelding, 4 years old and over, not exceeding 122cms (12.0hh). Riders not to have attained their 10th birthday before 1 January 2013.

Special Prizes H15 Rosette and the Penhawger Cup presented by Mr and Mrs Gerry to the Champion in classes 16-18.

The champion will go forward to the judging of the Champion Light Horse of the Show. H16 Rosette to the Reserve Champion in classes 16–18. H17 BSPS rosettes will be awarded to the Champion Show Pony in class 16. The Champion will qualify for

the BSPS ‘”Mitten Asbestos” Champion of Champions. H18 BSPS rosettes to the Mini Champion and Reserve Mini Champion in classes 17 and 18. The Champion

will qualify for the BSPS “Carrs BMW” Champion of Champions. The winners must be registered, owned and ridden by a Member of the BSPS.

H18A A Perpetual Shield presented by Mr and Mrs K A Snell and Family to the Mini Champion Show Pony in classes 17 and 18.

H19 A Perpetual Shield presented by Mr and Mrs C B Bunt for the best pony in class 17 which is not in the prize money and is owned by a local exhibitor.

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SHOW HUNTER PONIES Judge – Ms S Bartle, Salisbury, Wiltshire

Class

19 The BSPS Open Pony of Show Hunter Type Mare or Gelding, 4 years old and over, not exceeding 122cms (12.0hh). Riders not to have attained their 12th birthday before 1 January 2013.

20 The BSPS Open Pony of Show Hunter Type Mare or Gelding, 4 years old and over, exceeding 122cms (12.0hh) but not exceeding 133cms (13.0hh). Riders not to have attained their 14th birthday before 1 January 2013.

21 The BSPS Open Pony of Show Hunter Type Mare or Gelding, 4 years and over, exceeding 133cms (13.0hh) but not exceeding 143cms (14.0hh). Riders not to have attained their 17th birthday before 1 January 2013.

22 The BSPS Open Pony of Show Hunter Type Mare or Gelding, 4 years and over, exceeding 143cms (14.0hh) and not exceeding 153cms (15.0hh). Riders not to have attained their 20th birthday before 1 January 2013.

23 The BSPS Lead Rein Pony of Hunter Type Mare or Gelding, 4 years and over, not exceeding 122cms (12.0hh). Riders not to have attained their 9th birthday before 1 January 2013.

Special Prizes H20 Rosette and Perpetual Challenge Trophy presented by Mrs C Morrish to the Champion in classes 19-23.

The champion will go forward to the judging of the Champion Light Horse of the Show. H21 Rosette to the Reserve Champion in classes 19-23. H22 BSPS rosettes will be awarded to the Champion and Reserve Champion in classes 19-22. The

Champion will qualify for the BSPS ‘”Mitten Asbestos” Champion of Champions. The winners must be registered, owned and ridden by a Member of the BSPS.

H23 A Special Prize presented by Mr and Mrs CB Bunt for the best pony in class 23 which is not in the prize money and is owned by a local exhibitor.

RETRAINING OF RACEHORSES Judges – Conformation - Mrs H Nelmes, Dorchester, Dorset

Ride – Ms Chantelle Dorton, Dorchester, Dorset

Notes: The Tattersalls, RoR Thoroughbred Show Series 2013 Thoroughbred mare or gelding, 4 years old or over, any height. Riders must be 15 years or over on 1st January 2013. Horses should be ridden in a snaffle, Pelham or simple double bridle. Horses should be plaited. The first three go forward to the Championship at the Hickstead Derby Meeting in 2014. All entries MUST also be registered with Weatherbys in their General Stud Book and MUST be also registered with the ROR. The class is open to thoroughbreds that have RACED. There will be a prize for the highest placed veteran 15 years or over. The class will be run under the rules of ROR. Horses to be ridden by the judge. All those entering horses and/or participating in the show agree to be bound by the Retraining of Racehorses Rules and Regulations from time to time in force. Please be aware that the show will split the class on the horse’s last run in a race (NH or Flat) should the entries exceed 20. PLEASE MARK YOUR ENTRY FORM ACCORDINGLY. Competitors must wear a safety/kite mark hard hat with a chinstrap.

Class

24 The Tattersalls and RoR, Thoroughbred Ridden Show Horse class.

Special Prizes H24 Rosette and Perpetual Challenge Shield presented by Mr C Phillips to the Champion who will go

forward to the judging of the Champion Light Horse of the Show. H25 Rosette to the Reserve Champion.

PURE, ANGLO OR PART-BRED ARAB Judge – Mrs Susan Little, South Molton, Devon

Notes: All entries to be registered with the Arab Horse Society. If there are insufficient entries classes 25 and 27 will be amalgamated. Class

25 In Hand class for 4 year olds and over, any height, sex or type. 26 In Hand Class for 1,2 or 3 year olds, any height, sex or type. 27 Ridden Class for any height, sex or type, 4 years old and over.


Special Prizes H41 Rosette and a Trophy, presented by Ambumedical, West Looe to the Champion in classes 25-27. The

winner will go forward to the judging of the Champion Light Horse of the Show. H42 A Rosette to the Reserve Champion in classes 25-27. H43 The Cornish Group AHS will award special rosettes.

VETERAN HORSE SHOWING HOME PRODUCED

OLYMPIA AREA QUALIFIER 2013 Judge – Mrs H Nelmes, Dorchester, Dorset

Notes: The Veteran Horse Showing Ltd Olympia Area Qualifiers are open to both Members & Non-Members of the Veteran Horse Showing Society. Please note that all competitors should acquaint themselves with the rules of the VHS which can be found at www.veteran-horse-showing.co.uk. Qualification cards will be handed out in the ring at the time of presentation. COMPETITORS ONLY NEED ONE QUALIFICATION CARD FOR IN HAND CLASSES AND ONE QUALIFICATION CARD FOR RIDDEN CLASSES IF ALREADY QUALIFIED THIS CARD MUST BE HANDED DOWN THE LINE NEXT STAGE REGIONAL FINALS – You can only compete in a Regional final if you are a fully paid member and your animal is registered with a Veteran Horse Showing Olympia Show card. Once you have qualified at an Area qualifier and you have received a Regional Acceptance card, ONLY then may you compete in the Regional final. The Regional Champions will go on to compete at the Veteran Horse Showing Ltd Championship Supreme Final at the London International Horse Show at Olympia in December. THE SAME RIDER COMBINATION MUST BE AT AREA/REGIONAL/GRAND FINAL. For more showing information, contact the National Show Office, Suncrest, 119 High Lane, Brown Edge, Stoke on Trent, Staffordshire ST6 8RT Tel. 01782 503526, Email: [email protected], web: www.veteran-horse-showing.co.uk. No foals, spurs, galloping or wearing of face/body jewellery permitted. The minimum age for a handler in any In-Hand class is 9 years of age. The minimum age for showing a stallion – either In-Hand or Ridden – is 16 years of age. The minimum age for showing any other type is 9 years of age. Competitors cannot enter the ring once the command of trot has been given. Class

30A Pre-veteran 15-19 years old. Horse or pony in hand. 31A Veteran 20-24 years old. Horse or pony in hand. 32A Veteran Plus 25 years & over. Horse or pony in hand. 30B Pre-veteran 15-19 years old. Horse or pony ridden. 31B Veteran 20-24 years old. Horse or pony ridden. 32B Veteran Plus 25 years & over. Horse or pony ridden.

Special Prizes V1 Rosette to the Champion in classes 30A–32B.

V2 Rosette to the Reserve Champion in classes 30A-32B

Please Note: The Champion will NOT go forward to the judging of the Champion Light Horse of the

Show.

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RIDING CLUB HORSE & PONY CLUB PONY Judge – Miss C Imrie, Newton Abbot, Devon

Class

33 Pony Club Pony not exceeding 153cm (15hh). Riders 18 years and under. Ponies to be judged on their suitability for Pony Club activities. They will not be ridden by the Judge, but will be asked to give a short show, to include two small jumps. Conformation, manners and way of going to be taken into account.

34 Riding Club Horse – horses will be judged on their suitability for Riding Club activities. To be judged as Class 33.

Special Prizes

H26 Rosette to the Best East Cornwall Hunt Pony Club Member in class 33. H27 A Horse-Feeds voucher kindly given by Cornwall Farmers Ltd, for the Best Pony in class 33 owned by a

local exhibitor. H28 Rosette to the Best East Cornwall Hunt Pony Club Member in class 34.

H29 A Perpetual Cup presented by the East Cornwall Riding Club for the best ECRC Member in Class 34 riding a horse used for riding club events.

WORKING HUNTER AND WORKING PONY Judges – Conformation – Miss T Clarke, Chippenham, Wiltshire

Ride - Mr S Elford, Dulverton, Somerset

Note All horses and ponies to be 4 years old and over

Class 35 Novice Working Hunter – over 153cms (15hh) for horses not having won a first prize in any Open

Working Hunter class. 36 Open Working Hunter – over 153cms (15hh). 37 Novice Working Pony – not exceeding 153cms (15hh) for ponies not having won a first prize in any

Open Working Pony class. Jumps 2ft approx. 38 Open Working Pony 133cms (13hh) and under. Riders 14 years and under. Jumps 2ft approx. 39 Open Working Pony exceeding 133cms (13hh) but not exceeding 153cms (15hh.). Riders any age.

Jumps 2ft. 6ins approx. Special Prizes H30 A Perpetual Challenge Cup presented by Mr Arthur Gillbard for the winner of class 36. H31 Mr and Mrs D Moore Grand Challenge Cup for the Champion Working Pony in classes 37-39.

SIDE SADDLE Judges – Classes 40-42 – Miss D Atkinson, Newmarket, Suffolk

Class 43a & 43b – Mrs Ruth James, Menheniot, Cornwall

Note: Classes 40, 41 and 43a & 43b are run under SSA rules defined in the current Members’ Handbook and are open to SSA Members and Non-Members. Juniors must be aged under 18 on 1st January 2013. Members carrying their current Championships points cards are eligible for SSA rosettes to 3rd Adult and 3rd Junior places and SSA Championship points.

Class 40 Adult Equitation Class. This class is a qualifier for the Sir Lancelot Memorial Trophy. 41 Junior Equitation Class. 42 Ladies Hunter Mare or Gelding 4 years old or over to be ridden by a lady side saddle. 43a Junior Costume Concours d’Elegance. Juniors must wear hats to current British Safety Standards. 43b Senior Costume Concours d’Elegance. Adults not wearing current British Safety Standards hats do

so at their own risk. Special Rosettes to the highest placed Adult and Junior Members of the SSA. Competitors should produce a brief resume about their costumes for the commentator.


Special Prizes H33 Side Saddle International offer a rosette to the member judged to be the best turned out in class 40. H34 Manor Grange Stud Show Centre offer a rosette to the Member judged to be the best turned out in class

41. H34A Southernden Farm offer a rosette to the highest placed Member in class 41 under 14 on the 1st January

of the current year (2013). H35 A Special Rosette given by Mrs D Wilson to the most elegant Junior in class 41.

SKEWBALD AND PIEBALD HORSE AND PONY CLASSES Judge – Mr C Seward, Carmarthen, Wales

Notes: BSPA Classes are open to Skewbald and Piebald horses and ponies only. Open to Members and non-Members.Members only to qualify for WCC. These classes are affiliated to the British Skewbald and Piebald Association and are qualifiers for the World Championships of Colour National Championships Show to be held at the College EC, Keysoe, Beds 24-25 August 2013. All classes will be judged within the rules and criteria of the BSPA (copies of the rulebook and membership/horse registration/overstamping forms can be obtained from Show Office on 01354 638226 or downloaded from www.bspaonline.com). All stallions four years and over must be Licensed, Graded and Registered with the BSPA in order to compete and must carry into the ring their Red BSPA Showing ID card – No Bridle discs to be worn. In order to qualify all owners/handlers/riders must be members of the BSPA and all Horses/Ponies registered with BSPA prior to the Show. BSPA Qualification cards must be produced in the ring and be signed by the Judge, otherwise qualification is invalid. Qualification is 1st to 3rd in all classes or 1st to 4th for classes exceeding 12. Class

44 BSPA In Hand plaited horses and ponies qualifier. Skewbald and Piebald any age, height or type to be shown plaited and trimmed.

45 BSPA In Hand traditional/native/hogged cob qualifier. Skewbald and Piebald horses and ponies any height, age or sex.

46 BSPA In Hand pony youngstock qualifier. Skewbald/Piebald ponies calculated to make Pony Club Pony not exceeding 153cms and under at maturity. 1, 2 and 3 year olds, any sex or type.

47 BSPA In Hand youngstock qualifier. Skewbald/Piebald ponies calculated to exceed 153cms at maturity. 1, 2 and 3 year olds, any sex or type.

48 Ridden Class not exceeding 153cm, any sex, colour or type, 4 yrs old and over. Judge will not ride any exhibit. No spurs (BSPA rule). 1st-3rd place qualify. Additional qualifier for best Vanner/Traditional or Native Type not in 1st-3rd.

49 Ridden Class exceeding 153cm,any sex, colour or type, 4 yrs old and over. 1st – 3rd place qualify. Additional qualifier for best Vanner/Cob or Traditional type not in 1st–3rd. Judge will not ride.

Special Prizes H36 Rosette and the Dinnis Cup to the Champion in classes 44-49. The winner will go forward to the judging

of the Champion Light Horse of the Show. H37 Rosette to the Reserve Champion in classes 44-49.

SPOTTED HORSE AND PONY CLASSES Judge – Mr C Seward, Carmarthen , Wales

Class 50 In Hand Class for any age, height, sex or type (please state age and height on entry form). 51 In Hand Class for 1,2,or 3 years, any height, sex or type. 52 Ridden Class for any height, sex or type, 4 years old and over.

Special Prizes H38 Rosette and a trophy presented by Tober Appaloosas to the Champion in classes 50-52. The winner will

go forward to the judging of the Champion Light Horse of the Show. H39 Rosette to the Reserve Champion in classes 50-52. H40 Rosettes given by the British Spotted Pony Society to the owner of the best pony in each class, owned

by a member of the Society.


MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND Judge – Mrs E Locke, Okehampton, Devon

Notes: These classes are open to ponies fully registered with one of the Native Pony Breed Societies (excluding Shetlands, which have their own classes). The Breed and Registration number should be stated on the entry form. This show is a qualifier for the Blue Chip Native Pony Association of Cornwall Champion of Champions 2013 (www. bluechipfeeds.com). If there are insufficient entries the small and large sections may be amalgamated. All entries must be shown in their natural state i.e. no plaiting, etc. Class

53 Lead Rein Class for Geldings or Mares, Small Breed, 4 yrs old or over. 54 Ridden Class for Stallions, Geldings or Mares, Small Breeds, 4 yrs old or over. No lead rein permitted. 55 Ridden Class for Stallions, Geldings or Mares, Large Breeds, 4 yrs old or over. 56 1, 2 or 3 year old, In Hand Colt, Gelding or Filly, Small Breeds. 57 1, 2 or 3 year old, In Hand Colt, Gelding or Filly, Large Breeds. 58 4 year old or over, In Hand Stallion, Gelding or Mare, Small Breeds. 59 4 year old or over, In Hand Stallion, Gelding or Mare, Large Breeds.

Special Prizes H44 Rosette and The Cormac Perpetual Challenge Cup presented by Mr & Mrs WB Stephens to the

Champion in classes 53-59. The winner will go forward to the judging of the Champion Light Horse of the Show.

H45 Rosette to the Reserve Champion in classes 53-59. H46 The Blue Chip Native Pony Association of Cornwall will award a qualifying card for Champion of

Champions 2013 for the best ridden entry in classes 53, 54 and 55. H47 The Blue Chip Native Pony Association of Cornwall will award a qualifying card for Champion of

Champions 2013 for the best in hand entry in classes 56-59. H48 A Horse Feeds Voucher kindly presented by Cornwall Farmers Ltd, for the Best Ridden Mountain &

Moorland in class 54, owned by a local exhibitor. H49 A Rosette for the Best Yearling in classes 56 and 57. H50 A Rosette for the Best Foal of a Brood mare shown in classes 58 and 59.

SHETLAND PONY Judge – Mrs S Seward, Carmarthen, Wales

Entry Fees Classes 63-73 £6.00 Class 74 £1 entries also accepted on the day Prizes Classes 63-73 1st £15; 2nd £10; 3rd £6 Class 74 Rosettes to all entrants Note: Classes must be confined to Registered Ponies. Ponies must be named on the entry form and in the catalogue. Society rosettes must only be given to ponies registered with the Society or eligible for registration (ie foals). All ponies must be registered or eligible for registration (ie foals) with the Shetland Pony Stud-Book Society (except classes 73 and 74). 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 stallions in Young Handlers Classes. Children under 14 years old may not show colts (excluding foals) or stallions in In-Hand classes. Children under 11 years old may not show stallions in ridden classes. In the interests of safety, hard hats must be worn by all handlers aged 14 years 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. NB. THE JUDGE WILL TAKE A 15 MINUTE BREAK AT APPROX. 11AM Class

63 Yearling Standard filly, colt or gelding. 64 2 or 3 year old Standard filly, colt or gelding. 65 Standard gelding or mare, 4 years old and over, with or without foal at foot. 66 Standard stallion, 3 years old or over. 67 Yearling Miniature filly, colt or gelding. 68 2 or 3 year old Miniature filly, colt or gelding. 69 Miniature gelding or mare, 4 years old and over, with or without a foal at foot.


70 Miniature stallion, 3 years old or over. 71 Gelding, Standard or Miniature, any age. 72 Shetland pony, to be ridden (lead rein permissible), must be 4 years old or over. 73 Shetland, 3 years old or over, to be considered suitable as a family pony. To be judged on manners

and conformation. These ponies need not be registered with the Shetland Pony Stud-Book Society. 74 Best Young Handler. Entrants to be 12 years old or under. No stallions or colts. Open to both

registered and unregistered ponies.

Special Prizes H51 The Blue Chip Native Pony Association of Cornwall will award a qualifying card for the Champion of

Champions 2013 for the best in-hand entry in the Shetland classes. TO BE JUDGED AFTER SPECIAL PRIZE H55. The winner to go forward to the judging of the Champion Light Horse of the Show.

H52 Rosette and a Perpetual Challenge Cup presented by Mrs E S Mackintosh for the Champion Standard Shetland Pony in classes 63-66. Also a rosette awarded by the Shetland Pony Stud-Book Society.

H53 Rosette to the Reserve Champion in classes 63-66. Also a rosette awarded by the Shetland Pony Stud-Book Society.

H54 Rosettes presented by The Shetland Pony Stud-Book Society to the Junior Champion and Reserve in classes 63 and 64. To be judged after class 66.

H55 A Perpetual Challenge Cup presented by Miss A Runnalls and a rosette awarded by the Shetland Pony Stud-Book Society for the Best Miniature Shetland in classes 67 to 70 and will be judged after class 70. Also a rosette awarded by the Shetland Pony Stud-Book Society.

H56 Rosette to the Reserve Champion in classes 67-70. Also a rosette awarded by the Shetland Pony Stud-Book Society.

H57 A Perpetual Challenge Cup presented by Mrs Maddock for the Best Miniature Yearling Filly in class 67.

H58 Rosettes presented by The Shetland Pony Stud-Book Society to the Junior Champion and Reserve in classes 67 and .68. To be judged after class 70.

H59 A Perpetual Challenge Cup presented by Mrs Swinscow for the winner of class 72. H60 A memento presented by Liskeard & District Agricultural Association to the winner of class 74 H61 Special Rosettes will be awarded by the Shetland Pony Stud-Book Society to:

a) The Best Foal in Class 65 b) The Best Foal in Class 69

H62 The South West Shetland Pony Group will present a Special Rosette for the highest placed pony owned by a SWSP group member in each class 63-72 (Membership card must be SHOWN in the ring.)

Please note there are Cups and Special Prizes for Shetland Ponies in the Open Driving Classes.

OPEN DRIVING CLASSES for horses and ponies

Judge - Classes –75 - 76 – Mrs I Parker, Truro, Cornwall

Judge - Concours d’Elegance –Mrs Ruth James, Menheniot, Cornwall Entry Fees £4.00 Prizes 1st £20; 2nd £15; 3rd £10 Class

75 Single, Pair or Tandem (4 years and over) driven to a non-traditional type vehicle, i.e. exercise or competition vehicles.

76 Private Driving Turnout. Stallions, mares or geldings to be driven single, pair or tandem. 4 years and over. Any Height.

Special Prizes H64 A Perpetual Challenge Cup presented by Miss F Snowden for the Champion of classes 75-76.

H65 £10 for entry judged to be the best Concours d’Elegance in class 75. H66 £10 kindly given by Baliol Shetlands and Donkeys for the entry judged to be the best Concours

d’Elegance in class 76. H67 Special rosettes given to the best Hackney and non-Hackney type in Class76. H68 The Maunder Perpetual Challenge Cup for the Best Shetland Pony in the Driving Classes. Also a

Special Rosette awarded by the Shetland Pony Stud Book Society. H69 A Perpetual Challenge Cup presented by Mr N Philp for the Best Young Driver (under 18 years) in the

Driving Classes.


SHOWJUMPING Judges - Mrs B Williams, Mrs P Allen and Mrs J Deithrick

Course Builder – Mr Clive Phillips

Notes: Entries in classes 77-82 are confined to Registered Horses/Ponies and ridden by Members in accordance with BS Rule 79. Please ensure your membership, registration numbers and expiry dates are included on the entry form. Late entries and entries on the field will be accepted for all BS classes if the classes are not full. Exhibitors who enter late or on the field and do not have admission passes will be required to pay at the gate. If appropriate this will then be deducted from entry fees.

BRITISH SHOWJUMPING SENIOR CLASSES These classes to commence at 9.00am prompt

77 85cm Starters Open to unaffiliated horses height 85cm. Rosette to all double clears. ENTRY FEE £6

78 Section A KBIS Insurance Senior British Novice Championship First Round Height 90cm. Rule 316 Table A7 Speed 325mpm ENTRY FEE £8

78 Section B 90cm Open Dobson & Horrell 90cm National Amateur Championship Qualifier 1st Round For registered horses ridden by Full, Associate or Pony Associate members. The first six to qualify excluding those within the top 450 of Ranking List No. 363. (See riders’ eligibility at end of schedule.) Qualification does not pass down the line. Qualifiers must jump clear in the first round. Rule 318 Table A7 Speed 325mpm. ENTRY FEE £8 PRIZES: 1st £25, 2nd £18, 3rd £12, 4th £10, 5th £10

Sponsored by Polyne Garage,, Trerulefoot and Bindown Stores, No Mans Land

79 1.0m Open incorporating the Dobson & Horrell 1.0m National Amateur Championship Qualifier 1st Round. For registered horses to be ridden by Full, Associate or Pony Associate members. The first six to qualify excluding those within the top 450 of Ranking List No. 363. (see riders’ eligibility at end of schedule). Qualification does not pass down the line and Qualifiers must jump clear in the first round. Rule 320 Table A7 Speed 325mpm ENTRY FEE £9

PRIZES: 1st £25, 2nd £20, 3rd £15, 4th £15, 5th £8 Sponsored by Crosswinds Equestrian, Crosswinds, St Austell

80 1.05m Open For registered horses ridden by Adult, Associate or Pony Associate members. Table A7 Speed 325mpm. ENTRY FEE £10 PRIZES: 1st £25, 2nd £20, 3rd £15, 4th £15

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81 1.10m Open incorporating the Dobson & Horrell 1.10m National Amateur Championship Qualifier 1st

round For registered horses to be ridden by Full, Associate or Pony Associate members. The first six to qualify excluding those within the top 250 of Ranking List No. 363. (see riders’ eligibility at the end of schedule). Qualification does not pass down the line and Qualifiers must jump clear in the first round. Rule 322 Table A7 Speed 350mpm. (Amateurs only) ENTRY FEE £10 PRIZES: 1st £40, 2nd £30, 3rd £20, 4th £15, 5th £15

Sponsored by Stockdale Asset Management, Cardinham 82 1.15m Open incorporating the Dobson & Horrell 1.15 National Amateur Championship Qualifier 1st

Round For registered horses ridden by members excluding the 150 on Ranking List No. 363 (see riders’ eligibility at the end of the schedule). The first six to qualify. Qualifiers must jump clear in the first round and qualification will not pass down the line. (Amateurs only). Rule 324 Table A10 Speed 325mpm. ENTRY FEE £12 PRIZES: 1st £50, 2nd £40, 3rd £30, 4th £17, 5th £13

First Prize Sponsored by Redpost Feeds, Redpost, Totnes 83 1.30m Open

For registered horses ridden by Adult, Associate or Pony Associate Members. Table A7 Speed 350mpm. ENTRY FEE £13 PRIZES: 1st £100, 2nd £70, 3rd £50, 4th £40, 5th £30, 6th £20

Sponsored by Andrew James (Farrier), Bodmin and Goodman King Solicitors, Tavistock First Prize of £100 Sponsored by BS Area 51

Entry Fees please add £1.00 per person to cover medical expenses Eligibility for National Amateur Classes 90cm, 1.0m, 1.10m and 1.15m is as follows:

Riders who have ever completed as a team member of any Senior International Team (Nations Cup, European Championships and Olympic Games) are not eligible.

Pony Riders, Children Juniors and Young Riders who have ever completed in NationsCup/International Team Events and European Championships in the last five years are not eligible (excluding Veteran Teams).

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DONKEY CLASSES

Secretary: Mrs V Butler

Judge: Miss C Strang, Reading, Berks Sponsored by Mr & Mrs Butler, Baliol Shetlands and Donkeys, Pensilva -

Jayne Price Donkey Sunday, Keith Richards, Pensilva AJW Wilson & Co Ltd, Superflo Floor Screeds, Liskeard

Entry fees Classes 91 – 96 £2.00 per class. Prizes: Classes 91 – 96 1

st £5 – 2

nd £4 - 3

rd £3.

Notes: Affiliated to the Donkey breed Society and the Rules shall apply. DBS Rosettes presented to members on the showing of their membership card. Open to all donkey owners whether members of the DBS or not. All colts and

stallions to be properly dressed with bit and bridle.

Ist and 2nd prize winners from classes 92, 93 & 94 to compete for Championship.

The In Hand Champion donkey at this show automatically qualifies for the relevant Championship at the DBS Annual Supreme Championship Show on 17th-18th August 2013 at Works College, Moreton Morrell Centre, Warwick provided it is a fully paid up member of the DBS. A donkey may win more than one championship at shows but will qualify only once for the DBS Supreme Championship Show. Where the In Hand Champion Donkey has previously qualified, the Reserve Champion Donkey will be deemed the qualifier.

Judging commences at 11.00am in Ring 8

Class 91 Best conditioned and turned out donkey. Rosette for Best Veteran.

Donkeys may be ridden (weight limit 8 stone). Special rosette for the best turned out junior. 92 Mares 4 years and over and broodmares 5 years and over with own foal at foot 92a Best Foal 93 Stallion or gelding 4 years and over 94 One, two or three year old colt, filly or gelding 95 Long reining 96 Open driving, show, trade or exercise vehicles

Donkeys to be 4 years old or over Special Prizes D1 Perpetual Championship Cup for the Champion Donkey. Presented by Colourcare International. Also

£10 given by Mrs J Price, on behalf of Donkey Sunday, Halwell

D2 Reserve Championship Shield presented by Mrs J Price, Firethorn Donkey Stud

D3 The Lawson Perpetual Trophy for the Best Donkey of the Opposite Sex to the Champion. Presented by Rev and Mrs Fooks, Ridgeway, Bristol

D4 Baliol Donkeys Perpetual Trophy for the Best Conditioned and Turned Out Donkey. Presented by Mr & Mrs Butler, Pensilva, Liskeard

D5 Prize for the Best Turned Out Junior Handler. Presented by Donkey Sunday, Hallwell

D6 Perpetual Challenge Cup for the winner of class 92. Presented by Drinkmaster, Plymouth Road, Liskeard

D7 Perpetual Trophy for the winner of class 93 presented by AJW Wilson, The Parade, Liskeard

D8 Perpetual Challenge Tankard for the best yearling. Presented by the Caradon Inn, Upton Cross, Liskeard

D9 Perpetual Silver Trophy for the best two year old. Presented by Alan J Gimblett Cars, St Ive, Liskeard

D10 Perpetual Challenge Tankard for the winner of class 96. Presented by Cam-Alan Donkeys

D11 Donkey Breed Society will award the following rosettes: Class 91 – best veteran. Class 92 – best novice, best young handler. Class 92a- best foal Class 93 – best gelding, best novice Class 94 – best yearling, best 2 year old, best gelding, best novice Class 95 – long reigning Class 96 – traditional vehicle, exercise vehicle, trade vehicle, junior whip, novice driving.

In addition to donors mentioned above Keith Richards (Car body and Repairs), Pensilva also sponsors prizes in this section.


YOUNG FARMERS’ CLUB COMPETITIONS

Special Prizes The Ruth Sargent Cup will be awarded to the club which gains the most points for prizes overall in the YFC Section. Points will be awarded 1st – 3 points, 2nd – 2 points, 3rd – 1 point. In the event of a tie, the Young Farmer with most first prizes will win the cup. A silver salver presented by Mrs M Crapp to be awarded to the Young Farmer (Female) of any Club, with the highest individual score. A perpetual cup presented by Avon Farmers Ltd to be awarded to the Young Farmer (Male) of any club, with the highest individual score. Conditions of entry

1. All classes are open to any Member of a YFC. 2. Entries must be staged by 9.30am and may not be removed before 4.30pm. 3. Exhibits must not have been previously shown at this show. 4. Photography class 10: (a) may be in black and white or colour prints; (b) should not

exceed 7 ½ ins x 5 ins; (c) should not have been shown at this show before; (d) all photos should be mounted max size A3 and sent with the entries to the secretary before the closing date.

5. No exhibitor may have more than one entry in each class. NB: More than one entry from each club allowed in each class.

Entry Fee: Free of charge Prizes: 1st £2, 2nd £1, 3rd 50p Class

1. Farmhouse Loaf (not to be made in a bread maker) 2. Lemon Drizzle Cake (set recipe) 3. Chocolate Roulade 4. BOYS ONLY

Banana Cake (set recipe) 5. Victoria Sandwich 6. Quiche Lorraine 7. Macaroons – 4 (set recipe) 8. A door knocker made of recycled items 9. 2 decorated tiles 10. Photography – display 2 photographs one of a Cornish Country House, the other of ‘Wet

‘n’ Wild Summer’ 11. Any other handicraft – Girls. Size to be stated on the entry form 12. Any other handicraft – Boys. Size to be stated on the entry form

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Recipes Lemon Drizzle Cake (Class 2) Ingredients cake: 1½ large eggs, 87.5g (3oz) self-raising flour, 87.5g (3oz) caster sugar, 87.5g (3oz) softened butter, ¾ level tsp baking powder, finely grated zest of ½ lemon Ingredients icing: 50g (2oz) granulated sugar, juice of ½ lemon Method: Grease and line a 450g/1lb loaf tin. Preheat the oven to 180°C, 350°F or mark 4. Beat together the eggs, flour, caster sugar, butter, baking powder and lemon zest until smooth in a large mixing bowl and turn into the prepared tin. Bake in the preheated for approximately 35 minutes or until golden brown, shrinking away from the sides of the tin and springy to the touch. Whilst the cake is still warm, make the topping. Mix together the sugar and lemon and pour over the warm cake. Leave to cool a little and loosen the sides of the cake, then lift the cake out of the tin. Banana Cake (Class 4) Ingredients: 125g butter, 150g caster sugar, 1 tsp vanilla extract, 1 egg beaten, 2 very ripe bananas mashed, 190g self raising flour, 60ml milk Method: Grease and line a 2lb loaf tin. Melt the butter and vanilla in a saucepan or microwave. Remove from the heat and cool slightly, then add the mashed bananas mixing well. Add the egg mixing well. Stir in the flour and the milk the mixture will be very runny. Pour into the prepared tin, sprinkle on a tablespoon of Demerara sugar to a crunchy topping if liked. Bake at 170°C, or gas mark 3 for 40 minutes until a skewer comes out clean. Leave to cool before removing from tin. Macaroons (Class 7) Ingredients: Whites of 2 large eggs, 100g ground almonds, 175g caster sugar, 25g ground rice, a few drops of almond essence, 8 blanched almonds halved. Method: Preheat the oven to 150°C, 300°F or gas mark 2. Place about 1 teaspoon of the egg white on one side in a small bowl. Then whisk the remaining egg whites with an electric mixer or rotary whisk until they form soft peaks. Fold in the ground almonds, sugar and ground rice, add a few drops of the almond essence. Place heaped teaspoonful of the mixture well-spaced on two baking sheets lined with either rice paper or baking parchment. Smooth the mounds out with the back of a spoon. Place halved almond in the centre of each macaroon. Brush each macaroon with a little of the reserved egg white. Cook for about 20-25 minutes until the macaroons are pale golden brown, leave to cool slightly before taking off the baking sheet, remove excess rice paper if used then leave to cool.

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DOMESTIC SECTION Sponsors include: Rob Frost Photography Ltd, Liskeard

S&J Plants, St Neot, Liskeard Garden Centre at Goldenbank

Judges YFC Cookery Mrs Alison Gribble Open Cookery Mrs Susan Hicks

Mrs Christine Walters Mrs Sue Sleep

WI Judge Overall Mrs Silvia Bennett WI Cookery & Flowers Mrs Angela Pethick WI Handicraft Mrs J Findlay Floral Art Mrs Mary Gage Open & YFC Handicraft Mrs M Leggatt Flowers & Plants Mr Gordon Bennett Photography & YFC Photography Mr Rob Frost Children & Young Adults Cookery Mrs Eileen Watson Children & Young Adults Handicraft Mrs Marina Herbert

Mrs Mary Symons Mrs Heather Lang

Children & Young Adults Art Mrs Jennie Brown Mrs Jo Wormald

Special Prizes 1 Perpetual Challenge Cup for the competitor gaining most points in classes 1-24. 2 Perpetual Cup, presented by Occasions of Liskeard, for the winner of class 19. 3 Perpetual Challenge Cup for the best WI Class 25 entry. 4 Perpetual Challenge Trophy, presented by Mrs J Martin, for the competitor gaining most points in

the Handicraft Section classes 26-33. 5 Perpetual Challenge Cup for the competitor gaining most points in the Floral Art Section. 6 Perpetual Challenge Cup, presented by Mrs M Hawkins, for the outstanding Floral Art Exhibit. 7 Perpetual Challenge Tankard, presented by Miss F Snowden, for the competitor gaining most

points in the Flower Classes 40-46. 8 Perpetual Challenge Shield for the outstanding Photography Exhibit. 9 The Rob Frost Perpetual Award for the outstanding photography exhibit taken by anyone under 16

years of age. 10 The overall winner of the photography section will be offered a 2 hour training session with Rob

Frost Photography. Subject matter and location to be agreed with Rob Frost Photography and session to take place within 3 months of the Liskeard Show.

11 Rob Frost Photography offers to print one 12”x18” print to first prize winners of each photographic category. Digital file to be supplied by the winning photographers and sent by email to [email protected]. Digital files to be supplied within 1 month of the Liskeard Show.

12 Perpetual Shield, presented by the Western Evening Herald, for the child gaining most points in the Children’s & Young Adult Classes.

13 Perpetual Cup, presented by Mrs M Doran, for the best exhibit in the School, Class or Group Section.

Notes: Entries may be staged from 6.30pm-8.00pm on the evening before the Show. On the day of the show entries must be staged before 9.30am and not removed before 4.30pm. Judging commences at 9.45am sharp. Competitor’s name and number will be found on the tables in the Domestic Tent. No Competitor may have more than one entry in any one class. Entries free of charge Prize cards awarded in all classes Prizes: Class 25 (WI): £10, £8, £6

Children’s Classes: Rosette for 1st prize winners


COOKERY

Recipes are provided on page 34 where they are required to be followed.

Class 1. Saffron Buns, four 2. Loaf made in a bread maker, any variety 3. Muffins, four (savoury – flavours own choice) 4. Tea Bread, see recipe 5. Swaledale Biscuits, four, see recipe 6. Farmhouse Fruit Cake, see recipe 7. Lemon Drizzle Cake, see recipe 8. Muffins, four (sweet – flavours own choice) 9. Victoria Sandwich, raspberry jam filled top sprinkled with caster sugar 10. Flapjacks, four, see recipe 11. Chocolate Swiss Roll, buttercream filled 12. Cherry Cake 13. Apfel Streusel Kuchen – see recipe

14. Chocolate Brownies, four squares 15. Cheese Scones – four 16. Sausage Rolls, four (puff pastry 2 inches long) 17. Cornish Pasty – meat, potato, and onion, max size 20cms (8”) 18. Individual Quiche – Own choice 19. An Item of Sugarcraft or Porcelain Paste 20. Pot of homemade Jam 21. Pot of homemade Marmalade 22. Pot of homemade Fruit Curd 23. Pot of homemade Fruit Jelly 24. Pot of homemade Chutney 25. Women’s Institute Co-operative Entry

Theme: A Right Royal Do Choice of two handicraft and three cookery items or three handicraft and two cookery items plus a suitable soft drink plus suitable floral art space allowed approx 3ft wide x 2ft 3in deep. If a niche is required please state on entry form

marks Maximum 20 marks for each item and maximum 10 marks for staging A photograph will be allowed as one of the craft exhibits, No staple guns to be used on niches (use double sided tape or Bluetac).

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RECIPES

Class 4 – Teabread Ingredients: 6oz dried mixed fruit soaked overnight in 6 floz of cold tea. 4oz brown sugar, 8oz Self Raising Flour, 1 egg beaten Method: Mix rest of ingredients with tea soaked fruit and place in a well greased 1lb loaf tin. Cook at

160°C/325°F/Gas 3 for 1 hour. Class 5 – Swaledale Biscuits Ingredients: 1 cup Self Raising Flour, 1 cup Porridge Oats, 1 cup Desiccated Coconut, 1 cup Granulated Sugar, 4oz Margarine, 1 tbsp Golden Syrup, 1 tsp Bicarbonate of Soda, 1 tbsp tepid water Method: Preheat oven to 180°C/350°F/Gas 4. Mix all dry ingredients together in a bowl and make a well in the centre. Melt the margarine and golden syrup together in a saucepan. Dissolve the bicarbonate of soda in the tepid water and stir into the melted margarine and golden syrup. Pour into dry ingredients and mix thoroughly. Shape into balls the size of a large marble and flatten slightly. Bake for approximately 15 minutes until golden brown. (makes approximately 36 biscuits). Class 6 – Farmhouse Fruit Cake Ingredients: 6oz Soft Margarine, 6oz Caster Sugar, 8oz Plain Flour, ½ level tsp Baking Powder, ½ level tsp Mixed Spice, 3 Large Eggs, 8oz Mixed Dried Fruit, 2oz Glace Cherries cut into quarters. Method: Place all ingredients into a mixing bowl and mix together. Put into a greased 7” approx. round tin or 2lb loaf tin and bake at 160°C/325°F/Gas 3 for 1¼ to 1½ hours. Class 7 – Lemon Drizzle Cake

Ingredients: 4oz butter, 2 large eggs, 6oz SR flour, 4 tbsp. milk, 6oz caster sugar, grated rind of 1 lemon. Method: Mix all ingredients together and beat for 3 mins. Bake in lined 1lb loaf tin at 180C, 350F or Gas 4 for about 50 min. Warm together juice of a large lemon and 3tblsp of icing sugar for syrup and while cake is still hot, spike with a knitting needle and pour hot syrup into holes. Leave to cool. Class 10 – Flapjack Ingredients: 8oz Porridge Oats, 2oz Brown Sugar, 4oz Butter, 4oz Golden Syrup, ½ tsp Ground Ginger (optional). Method: Preheat oven to 180°C/350°F/Gas 4. Line and grease a 7 inch square tin. Mix all dry ingredients together. Melt butter, golden syrup and sugar together add to dry ingredients. Push down into the tin and bake for 20 minutes. When baked draw cutting lines on the flapjack and leave to cool. Class 13 – Apfel Streusel Kuchen

Ingredients Base: 200g Plain Flour, 3 small eggs, 165g butter, 140g sugar (caster or icing), 60ml milk, 2 tsp baking powder, pinch of salt, few drops of vanilla extract Ingredients Crumble: 100g Plain Flour, 75g Sugar (granulated or caster), 90g butter, 1tsp cinnamon Ingredients Filling: 0.75-1.00kg dessert apples, lemon juice Method Crumble: Add sugar to flour and mix. Add butter in small pieces, vanilla and cinnamon. Rub together to make a crumbly mixture and rest in the fridge for 30 minutes. Method Filling: Peel apples and core. Cut into thin slices and add lemon juice. Method Base: Mix butter, sugar, vanilla and salt together. Beat the eggs together and gradually add to mixture. Sieve flour and baking powder together and add alternately with the milk to the butter mixture until a dough is formed that falls heavily off a spoon. Evenly spread the dough base onto a greased baking tray. Put apple slices on top then the crumble mix (streusel). Bake in the bottom half of a preheated oven at 180°C/350°F/Gas 4 for approximately 40 minutes until

crumble is golden brown.

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OPEN HANDICRAFT Note: Exhibits must not have been previously shown at this show

Class 26 Item of Hand Knitting. Note: Ball band or wool sample to be attached. 27 Item of Crochet or Tatting 28 An Item of Needlework (embroidery, cross stitch or tapestry. Please state size of exhibit on entry form.) 29 An item to include patchwork, quilting or applique. Please state size on entry form. 30 Donate a colourful knitted vest for a ‘fish and chip baby’ for Africa, see pattern

(do not use white or pastel coloured wool) Pattern: 3 x 25g balls of double knitting wool, size 7 or 8 needles. Cast on 44 sts. Rib K2, P2 for 18 rows Row 1 Knit Row 2 Purl Repeat rows 1 & 2 for 30 rows (stocking stitch) Cast on 12 sts at the beginning of next 2 rows Rib K2, P2 for 22 rows Next Row – Rib 21 Cast off 26 sts Rib 21 Next Row – Rib 21 Cast on 26 sts Rib 21 Rib 22 rows Cast off 12 sts at beginning of next 2 rows Knit 30 rows of stocking stitch (as Row 1 and 2) Rib 18 (K2,P2) Cast Off Sew up sides to make vest

31 Art, any medium. Please state size of exhibit on entry form. 32 Wood or Metal work. Please state size of exhibit on entry form. 33 Any type of Handicraft other than the above classes (but can include machine knitted items).

If large please state on entry form.

FLORAL ART Notes: Accessories may be used in all classes unless stated. Plant material must predominate in all classes.

Height unlimited in classes 34-37.

Class

34 Phantom of the Opera. 24” space 35 Glitz and Glam. 24” space 36 Putting on your Top Hat. 24” space 37 War Horse to include driftward. 18” space 38 Swan Lake. A small arrangement in ballet or tap shoe. 12” space 39 Arrangement in a Nutshell. A miniature arrangement. 4” overall

FLOWERS AND PLANTS Class

40 Three stems of Roses 41 A collection of fuchsia – three in a jar own choice 42 Five mixed stems of cut flowers 43 Best Bloom 44 Best Spike or Flower Head 45 Pot Plant, flower or non-flowering 46 Five stems of foliage, same or mixed

(maximum space allowed 16”)


PHOTOGRAPHY Notes: Photography in all classes: (a) may be in black and white or colour prints; (b) should not exceed 7 ½

ins x 5 ins; (c) should not have been shown at this show before; (d) all photos should be mounted on a 10” x 8” card and sent with the entries to the secretary before the closing date (with the exception of the YFC Class 10). Any child or young adult may enter the open photography classes as well but to be eligible for the Rob Frost Perpetual Award they must put their age on the front of the mount to qualify.

Class

47 Child or Children 48 An Aircraft 49 Autumn Leaves 50 Caught Unawares 51 Reflections 52 An Historic Building 53 Own Choice 54 Own Choice, taken by a child or young

adult or 16 years and under

YOUNG ADULTS AND CHILDREN’S CLASSES Class SCHOOL/CLASS OR GROUP

55 A paper creature (to be hung). 56 A 3D standing model of a flower/flowers to include a pot. Must be freestanding. Display must fit in a

1 metre square.

FOR COMPETITORS SCHOOL YEAR 7-YEAR 11 (SENIOR) 57 A pebble stone sculpture. Maximum size and height 20cm. 58 A decorated cup cake. 59 A pasta salad for one. 60 Any other handicraft.

FOR COMPETITORS SCHOOL YEAR 3-YEAR 6 (JUNIOR)

61 An aquarium in a shoe box, to be stood on the short end. 62 A mosaic picture made from paper A4 size. 63 Peppermint Creams - six 64 Any other handicraft.

FOR COMPETITORS RECEPTION TO SCHOOL YEAR 2 (INFANTS)

65 Pasta jewellery 66 A pirate treasure map – A4 paper size 67 Rocky Road – four pieces 68 Make a folded paper boat.

FOR PRE-SCHOOL CHILDREN

69 A self-portrait

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DOMESTIC ENTRY FORM

Entries to be sent to: Mrs J Martin Tregartha, Liskeard, PL14 3NL Phone: 01579 347562 or Gilberts Outfitters, The Market Store, Liskeard BLOCK LETTERS PLEASE

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CLOSING DATE – Tuesday 11 June 2013

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MISCELLANEOUS SHOW INFORMATION

FREE BUS SERVICE There is a free bus service to and from Liskeard on showday

Picking up points are as follows: The Station, Station Road (near Car Park),

The Parade and Luxstowe The service runs regularly from 9am at the

station. The last bus will leave the Showground at approx. 6.00pm. l

ADMISSION PRICES 2013 Adults £9

Children 5 - 15 years £4 Children under 5 years free

Family (2 adults & 2 children) £20

Well-behaved dogs on non-retractable leads are welcome

SPONSORING THE SHOW The Show is a registered charity and help and support in the form of sponsorship or donations is very much appreciated. Sponsors can contribute by sponsoring a class, donate a prize cup, or give general donations towards show costs. In return all sponsors or donors will be listed in the schedule and catalogue (subject to when sponsorship received), have access to the Members area, can place an advertising banner round the Main Ring with an announcement from the Main Ring during the day. For more information please contact Mrs Jane Pascoe, Sponsorship Secretary on 01579 348442.

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