Tuesday 30thJuly 2019

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Livestock & Horse Schedulesavailable upon request

Tel: 07984 939701Closing Dates:

WI - Friday, 28th June, 2019Produce, Children’s &Vintage - Monday, 8th July, 2019

YCA - Saturday, 20th July, 2019

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Produce, Craft,Children’s andVintageSchedule 2019

RYEDALE & PICKERING LYTH AGRICULTURAL SOCIETYThe Show Office, Reagarth Farm, Helmsley, York YO62 5HX

SECTION SECRETARIES:Horse Mrs T Gardner - 07891 039310 or

e-mail: tania@ryedaleshow.co.ukFur & Feather Mrs S Myers – 01751 417375 or

e-mail: steph@ryedaleshow.co.ukOpen Produce M Leckenby – 01751 417740 or

e-mail: leckenby366@gmail.comChildren’s Section Mrs J Wilson - 07969 585610 or

e-mail: janice@ryedaleshow.co.uk

FOR ALL OTHER ENQUIRIES PLEASE CONTACT:Christine Thompson (Gen Secretary) – 07984 939701 or

e-mail: info@ryedaleshow.co.uk

PLEASE NOTE:There is a 50% Reduction in Entry Fees for Members

SHOW DAY MEMBER WITH SHOWFIELD PARKING - £301 Showfield Car Park Pass2 Entrance TicketsEntrance to the Member’s Ringside Area

SHOW DAY MEMBER - £202 Entrance TicketsEntrance to the Member’s Ringside Area

Subscriptions to be paid with entry initially and then annually by DirectDebit – please supply e-mail address in order that we can send theDirect Debit Mandate

WE RESPECTFULLY REQUEST THAT ALL 2018TROPHIES ARE RETURNED ONE MONTH PRIOR TO THE SHOW.

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2019 PROGRAMME OF EVENTS(All times are approximate – but classes will not start before the stated time of that section)

GATES OPEN FOR STOCK – 7.30am GATES OPEN TO PUBLIC – 8.30amN.B. ALL STOCK MUST BE PENNED/STALLED BY 8.30am

Livestock Area9.45am Judging of Sheep, Goats and Farm Produce1.45pm Judging of Sheep Interbreeds

Ring 110am Cattle Classes

Ring 29am Hunter Breeding followed by Championships.10.15 In Hand Irish Draught.11.30 Heavy Horse Young Handler followed by Shires & Clydesdales, judged at separate ends of the

ring. Shire and Clydesdale Championships followed by Supreme Heavy Horse Championship.1.30 Best Decorated Heavy Horse

At 2pm Rings 1 and Ring 2 will amalgamate to become the Main Ring

2pm Parade of Vintage Tractors2.30 Mounted Fancy Dress2.50 Heavy Horse in Plough Harness3.10 Presentation of Honorary Life Membership and Annual Agricultural Awards followed by the judging of

the “Champion of Champions” and Grand Parade of Heavy Horse and Cattle Prize Winners3.50 Parade of Sinnington Foxhounds4.10 Heavy Horse Turnout ClassFollowed by

Children’s Sports on FootLocal Unaffiliated Showjumping Classes

FUR & FEATHER SECTION10.30am Judging Commences

OPEN PRODUCE SECTION9.30am Judging Commences4.15pm Presentation of Trophies

CHILDREN’S SECTION9.30am Judging Commences4.00pm Presentation of Trophies

WI SECTION9.30am Judging Commences4.00pm Presentation of Trophies

YORKSHIRE COUNTRY WOMEN’S SECTION9.30am Judging Commences12 noon Marquee Opens4.00pm Presentation of Trophies

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2019 SHOW OFFICERSPresidents: Mr and Mrs Frederick Fairburn

Chairman: Mr R FairburnVice-Chairman: Mr K Adams

Show Directors: Mr T Scaling and Mr C LeckenbyTreasurer: Mr P Woodall

Secretary: Mrs C ThompsonInd Examiner: Hallgarth Accountants Ltd

SECTION SECRETARIES:Horse Section: Mrs T Gardner, The Granary, Crosslanes, Tollerton, York YO61 1RBProduce Section: Mr M Leckenby, Weighell Cottage, Appleton le Moors, York YO62 6TEFur & Feather Section: Mrs S Myers, Low Thorgill Farm, Rosedale, Pickering YO18 8SEChildren’s Section: Mrs J Wilson, Mayward House, Slingsby, York YO62 4AA

SHOW COUNCIL:Mrs H Adams, K Adams, W Baldwin, Mrs J Barnett, Mrs M Bumby, Mr S Clements, Mrs F Cockerill,W Curtis Snr, W Curtis Jnr, Mrs J Dowson, CN Dunn, P Dunn, D Easton, F Fairburn, R Fairburn, W Frank,Mrs H Gibson, N Hargrave, Mrs B Harsley, L Jones, J Kendall, C Leckenby, Malcolm Leckenby,Mike Leckenby, Mrs S Leckenby, Mrs A Lishman, Mrs J Medd, Mrs J Myers, R Myers, S Myers, Mrs S Myers,R Potter, Mrs B Potter, Miss C Sanderson, R Scaling, T Scaling, B Scott, Mrs R Shaw, J Simpson, D Smith,Mrs E Smith, Mrs M Smith, S Stonehouse, P Teasdale, R Teasdale, C Tetley, L Thompson, S Webster,Mrs C Welch, Mrs AWelham, Mrs J Wilson, Mrs R Wood, P Woodall.

PAST PRESIDENTS:

HON LIFE MEMBERS: Miss A Allen, D Anderson, P Bell, Mrs J Boocock, R Bowman, Mrs L Bowman,J Browning, T Collier, Mrs E Cook, W Curtis, DE Cussons MBE, Mrs M Davison, Mrs J Dickinson,B Dobson, CN Dunn, PS Dunn, W Frank, Mrs P Harrison, S Holliday, B Holmes, Mrs K Holmes,R Hutchinson, L Jones, Mrs K Kendall, N Kermack, D Lanes, Mrs S Leckenby, D & Mrs S Mead,G Nicholson, M Pearson, D Pleming, K Preston, Col J Shaw, Mrs R Shaw, W Shaw, Mrs C Shaw,A Simpson, B Simpson, E Stead, F Sturdy, D Taylor, J Wildsmith, Mrs S Wildsmith, G Wood, GP Woodall,Mrs P Woodall.

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1974 Major CL Baldwin1975 JR Sunley1976 JM Leadley1977 C Smith1978 S Otterburn1979 Col DR Tetley1980 GA Pearson1981 Mr & Mrs N Kermack1982 NL Jeminson1983 GC Hesleton1984 S Fairburn1985 Col C Egerton1986 V Hollows1987 WH Dunn1988 Mr & Mrs W Curtis

1989 WJ Houlston1990 FW Flintoft1991 CT Stonehouse1992 W Baldwin1993 W Barker1994 W Shaw1995 L Turnbull1996 JB Robinson1997 A Harper1998 MS Holliday1999 Mrs S Leckenby &

Mrs J Otterburn2000 JM Wilson2001 No Show2002 W Frank

2003 R Thompson2004 Mr & Mrs G Wood2005 R Foster2006 G Nicholson2007 No Show2008 DE Cussons2009 T Scaling2010 G Teasdale2011 Mr & Mrs E Vasey2012 Mr and Mrs P Woodall2013 PS Dunn2014 C Tetley2015 Mrs F Cockerill2016 Mr & Mrs C Leckenby2017 Mr & Mrs WH Curtis2018 Mr S Stonehouse

RYEDALE & PICKERING LYTH AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY

ANNUAL AGRICULTURAL AWARD

Presented for Outstanding Service to Agriculture & Allied Industries

Nominations are invited each year to encourage people to consider anyone who they think would deservethe Award. The nomination can be anyone connected with farming from an owner occupier, tenant farmeror a self-employed farm worker, from a student to a secretary, mechanic to stockman, seed, fertilizer, feed,machinery representative to a shopkeeper, absolutely anyone in the Ryedale area would be considered.Nominations are invited and the closing date is the 1st of June each year.

The Show Society propose that one Award be made annually and the Award is in the form of a silver plated,cast medal in a presentation case, engraved with the person’s name and the date.

The first Award was presented in 1997 and the past winners are:-

1997 F.W. Flintoft Esq 2008 J.A. Cundall Esq1998 R. Foster Esq 2009 Mrs J Cook, MBE1999 C.T. Stonehouse Esq 2010 J. Wilson Esq2000 S. Fairburn Esq 2011 W. F. Wood Esq.2001 No Show 2012 K. Wilson Esq & T. Collier Esq2002 W.H. Dunn Esq 2013 SW Cockerill2003 B. Otterburn Esq 2014 E Leng, Esq2004 G.P. Woodall Esq 2015 A Simpson & Tyke2005 J. Russell Esq 2016 Baroness McIntosh of Pickering2006 B.P. Nicholson Esq 2017 Geoff Todd2007 No Show 2018 P Place

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RULES OF THE SOCIETY1. The Object of the Society is to exhibit the products of Agriculture, Horticulture, Bee-Keeping, Poultry

and Livestock breeding with a view to improving the standards of these products in Ryedale andPickering Districts, to benefit farmers and advance the cause of Agriculture at an Annual Exhibition(Ryedale Show).

2. The Society will not conduct the Show for profit and any surplus monies accruing will be carriedforward to improve and increase the scope and layout of the following and subsequent Shows whichwill be carried on with the objects set out in 1) above.

3. For the purposes of definition, the Show Area shall be the area that was administered by thePickering Urban, Pickering Rural, Kirkbymoorside Rural and Helmsley Rural District Councils.

4. Ryedale Show and its Committee will not be responsible for any loss, damage or expenses incurredto any person, exhibit or property during the Show from whatever cause. Every exhibitor shallindemnify the Ryedale Show against all claims that arise through the presence on the Showgroundof himself, employees, stock or otherwise. All exhibits are at the sole risk of the exhibitor.

5. All persons in charge of stock, implements etc brought onto the Showground shall be subject to theorders, regulations and rules of the Committee or Officers appointed by them. Any disputes arisingmust be referred to the Show Committee, who will be authorised to remove persons refusing toconform to the rules from the Showground, as also their stock.

6. The Committee reserve the right to remove any objectionable or noisy competitors or unrulyexhibitors, attendants or spectators.

7. Any exhibitor knowingly giving a false or incorrect certificate shall forfeit any prize money and beliable to be debarred from exhibiting at the Society’s show in any future year.

8. All stock must have been bona-fide the property on the Exhibitor at the time of entry, unless otherwiseprovided. No stock will be allowed to compete in more than one class except where otherwise stated.

9. Entry forms which are not completed correctly will not be accepted.10. Ryedale Show reserves the right to cancel, limit, divide or amalgamate any class.11. Ryedale Show reserves the right to appoint a replacement judge whenever it is deemed necessary.12. Ryedale Show reserves the right to refuse entry.13. The decision of the Judge is final.14. Objections to entries or awards must be made in writing to the Secretary and must be made on Show

Day, accompanied by a deposit of £10 which will be refunded in the objection is sustained.15. All disputes shall be referred to the Ryedale Show Committee whose decision is final.16. No animal suffering from a contagious disease may be brought onto the Showground.17. In the event of a Veterinary Surgeon advising the removal of any animal from the Show, his decision

shall be final and immediately complied with.18. All cups/trophies remain the property of the Ryedale Show and the acceptance of a cup/trophy by the

holder is a guarantee that the cup/trophy will be returned to the Secretary, free of cost, ONE MONTHprior to the following Show.

19. Any exhibitor who does not produce an entrance ticket must pay the relevant admission.20. Grand Parade – cattle to be paraded first and to be presented with cups with horses to follow. No

livestock to be removed from the Showground before 4pm.21. On the morning of the Show, the Showground will open to the Public at 8.30am. Tickets will be: Adults

(over 16) £10, Children (5-16) £5, Children under 5 years Free, Family Tickets (2 adults and up to 3children) £30.

22. No refunds will be given due to adverse weather conditions.23. Safety – the safety of persons on the Showground is of major concern to the Society. Precautions to

ensure the health and safety of everyone present have been taken. As the Show is held on anagricultural field, everyone must take reasonable precautions to avoid and prevent accidents. Allpersons must obey the instructions of the Society’s stewards, officials and staff and comply with anypublished safety instructions.

24. By making an entry, the exhibitor gives consent to their personal data being retained and shared withrelevant bodies in accordance to the GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) May 2018. TheSociety shall not retain personal data for longer than necessary and will destroy records inaccordance with the GDPR and Society policies.

25. By making an entry in any classes specifically for children, the parent of the child consents topersonal data relating to child being shared with relevant bodies.

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RYEDALE & PICKERING LYTH AGRICULTURAL SOCIETYPrivacy Policy

We are extremely concerned to protect your privacy and confidentiality. We understand that all Members andExhibitors are quite rightly concerned to know that their data will not be used for any purpose unintendedby them and will not fall into the hands of a third party. Our policy is both specific and strict. If you think ourpolicy falls short of your expectations or that we are failing to abide by our policy, do please tell us.We do not share, or sell, or disclose to a third party, any personally identifiable information collected. If thispolicy should change in the future, then we shall provide notification in advance and the opportunity for allusers to indicate whether or not they would prefer that we do not provide the information to third parties asproposed.Here is a list of the information we collect, and why it is necessary to collect it:Basic identification and contact informationsuch as your name, address, telephone number, e-mail address and dates of birth where applicable.This information is used:• to provide you with the services which you request;• to maintain our accounts;• for billing;• to enable us to answer your enquiries;• for verifying your identity for security purposes;• for marketing our services and products;

This information will be used exclusively for the purpose for which you have provided it. Information isdisclosed to third parties only where the third party concerned qualifies in whatever way the Society and otheraffiliated Breed Societies require. The information is kept on an encrypted bespoke, commercially availabledatabase specifically built for Show administration and with the relevant Section secretaries. Anti-virus andother computer security systems are in place.Disclosure to Government and their agencies.We are subject to the law like everyone else. We may be required to give information to legal authorities ifthey so request or if they have the proper authorisation such as a search warrant or court order.Information requestAt any time, you may review or update the personally identifiable information that we hold about you, bycontacting us. To better safeguard your information, we will also take reasonable steps to verify youridentity before granting access or making corrections to your information.Retention of recordsPersonal data will not be kept any longer than deemed necessary.

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OPEN PRODUCEPLEASE NOTE – The closing date for entries is Monday 8th July 2019

PLEASE NOTE THAT THE PRODUCE SCHEDULE & ENTRY FORMSARE AVAILABLE ON THE SHOW WEBSITE

ALL EXHIBITS IN THIS SECTION TO NOT HAVE BEEN SHOWN AT A PREVIOUS RYEDALE SHOWAND TO BE THE EXHIBITORS OWN WORK OR GROWN BY THE EXHIBITOR

N.B Separate Entry Form to be returned to the Produce SecretaryMr M Leckenby, Weighell Cottage, Appleton-le-Moors, York, YO62 6TETelephone Number 01751 417740

The Sidney Waind Perpetual Trophy will be awarded for the most points in the Produce SectionExcluding produce, and cookingThe Betty Fairburn Perpetual Trophy for the most points in the Produce and Cooking sections.

EXHIBITORS PLEASE NOTE JUDGING WILL NOW COMMENCE AT 9.30A.M

One Admission Ticket for Entries of £8.00 or over

ALL GOODS ARE EXHIBITED AT THE OWNERS RISK FOR LOSS OR DAMAGEAll Exhibitors labels to be securely attached to the exhibit

PLEASE SEND A SAE FOR RETURN OF YOUR EXHIBITOR LABELS AND KINDLY NOTETHE POSTAL CHARGES

FOR 1 - 16 ENTRIES: 2ND CLASS STAMPFOR 17- 32 ENTRIES: 2ND LARGE STAMPFOR 33 + ENTRIES: 250g POSTAGE

SHEPHERDS CROOKSJudge Mr S Kime, Stockport

The Ryedale Show Cup for the best Shepherds CrookFirst Prize £5.00 Second Prize £3.00 Third Prize £2.00Entry Fee 50pClass 1 Crook (Wood Handle –fancy)Class 2 Crook (Horn Handle – fancy)Class 3 Shepherds Crook (Horn Handle)Class 4 Shepherds Crook (Wood Handle)Class 5 Thumb Stick (wood as grown)Class 6 Any other Thumb StickClass 7 Walking Stick (Horn Handle – fancy)Class 8 Walking Stick (Wood Handle – fancy )Class 9 Stick (Horn Handle)Class 10 Stick (Wood Handle)Class 11 A plain Horn Handle stick (suitable for a lady)Class 12 Half Head Sportman’s Stick (Horn or Wood)

Novice SectionClass 13 Any plain stick (Exhibitor not to have previously won a prize at Ryedale Show)

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PRODUCEJudges Miss S Broadwith, Bedale

Mrs B Tindall, AinthorpePlease note classes 18-25 cellophane tops to be used and dated when made.

First Prize £5.00 Second Prize £3.00 Third Prize £2.00Entry Fee 50pClass 14 6 Bantam Eggs any colourClass 15 6 Hen Eggs (White)Class 16 6 Hen Eggs (Brown)Class 17 6 Hen Eggs (Green or Blue)Class 18 One Jar Lemon Curd (dated when made)Class 19 One Jar Raspberry Jam, 1lb jar (approx.)Class 20 One Jar Strawberry Jam 1lb jar (approx.Class 21 One Jar Blackcurrant Jam 1lb jar (approx.)Class 22 One Jar Apricot Jam 1lb jar (approx.)Class 23 One Jar Jam (any other variety) 1lb jar (approx.)Class 24 One Jar Marmalade 1lb jar (approx)Class 25 One Jar Jelly any varietyClass 26 One Jar Chutney,labelled with type or varietyClass 27 A Jar of RelishClass 28 A Jar of Pickled BeetrootClass 29 One bottle Fruit Cordial or Squash,labelled with type and varietyClass 30 Small Bottle of Sloe GinClass 31 One bottle of Elderflower CordialClass 32 One bottle of any Fruit Liqueur

COOKINGJudges Mrs A Cowie, SaltburnMrs H Gamble, EasingwoldMrs A Tindall, Mickleby

First Prize £5.00 Second Prize £3.00 Third Prize £2.00Entry 50pClass 33 One homemade Brown Loaf (not less than 24 hours old)Class 34 One homemade White Loaf (not less than 24 hours old)Class 35 Banana LoafClass 36 Lemon Drizzle CakeClass 37 Spiced Loaf “Exhibitors own recipe”Class 38 A fatless Sponge Cake (no filling)

Ingredients : 2 eggs, 3oz Caster Sugar, 3oz Plain FlourBreak eggs into a bowl, whisk lightly, add sugar, then whisk well until thick and creamy.Sieve flour, fold lightly into mixture. Place in a well greased 7 inch cake tin.Bake in a moderate oven.

Class 39 A Victoria Sandwich (Jam filling)Class 40 5 Iced Cupcakes – theme- ChristmasClass 41 Rice LoafClass 42 A Date and Walnut Loaf

Set Recipe : Half pound dates, half teaspoon bi-carbonate of soda,quarter pint of boilingwater, 2oz margarine, 6oz sugar, 1 egg, half pound flour, 2oz chopped walnuts, 2ozsultanas, pinch of salt.Method : Dissolve bi-carb of soda in water, pour over dates and leave until cold,beat margarine and sugar, then add all ingredients.

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Class 43 A plain Chocolate Cake (no filling)

Class 44 6 Rum Truffles

Class 45 4 pieces of Flapjack

Class 46 A Bakewell Tart (un-iced)

Class 47 4 Mince Pies

Class 48 A round of Shortbread

Class 49 6 Shrewsbury biscuits (with currants)

Class 50 6 Crunchy biscuits

Set recipe : Quarter pound of flour,6oz sugar, 3oz Quaker Oats, 3oz coconut, Quarter pound

of margarine,one small teaspoonful of syrup, one level teaspoon of Bi-carbonate of soda,

one teaspoonful of boiling water.

Method : Melt margarine, sugar and syrup together, add all ingredients then dissolve

Bi-carb in boiling water before adding to mixture. Drop on shelf and cook at 350-375F

(electric) reglo 3-4 (gas)

Class 51 6 Ginger Biscuits

Class 52 4 pieces of traybake

Class 53 4 Chocolate Brownies

Class 54 Four Plain Scones

Class 55 Four Fruit Scones

Class 56 Four Cheese Scones

Class 57 Cherry Loaf

Set recipe : 5oz margarine or butter, 5oz caster sugar, 3 eggs, few drops of almond or

Vanilla essence, 4oz glace cherries (chopped), 8oz SR Flour

Method : Toss cherries in some of the flour, cream fat and sugar, beat in lightly whisked Eggs, with a

little flour. Add essence then fold in remaining flour, add cherries.

Place mixture in a greased loaf tin. Bake at 324-350F (electric) reglo 3-4 (gas) for 1 and

a quarter hours.

Class 58 A Ginger Loaf (Exhibitor’s own recipe)

Class 59 A Carrot Cake (un-iced)

Class 60 A Fruit Honey Cake (round)

Ingredients: 8oz SR flour, 4oz butter or margarine, 8oz liquid honey, 2 medium eggs

4oz sultanas, 4oz currants, 2oz mixed peel, pinch of nutmeg, pinch of salt, 3 teaspoons of milk

Method Cream butter and honey together. Beat in eggs slowly, sieve flour and nutmeg

And fold in alternately with the dried fruit. Add enough milk to make a soft consistency.

Bake in a well buttered 7 inch (approx) round tin for 1 ¼ hours in a moderate oven.

Finished cake to be displayed on a white doyley and enclosed in a plastic bag.

The A.C.Jefferson Trophy to the winner of Class 60

Class 61 4 Sausage Rolls (Shortcrust pastry)

Class 62 Cheese & Onion Flan

Class 63 Egg & Bacon Flan

Class 64 2 Savoury Pasties

Class 65 Fruit Pie on a saucer

Class 66 MEN ONLY – 4 Jam Tarts

Class 67 MEN ONLY – 4 Fruit Scones

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BEEKEEPERS SECTIONJudge Mr C Smailes, Fadmoor

TheAlice Cussons Memorial Trophy presented by Mr D E Cussons for the most points gained by an exhibitorresident in RyedaleCompetitors must be responsible for the staging of their own entriesFirst Prize £5.00 Second Prize £3.00 Third Prize £2.00Entry Fee 50pClass 69 Two 1lb jars of Honey (light)

Class 70 Two 1lb jars of Honey (medium or dark)

Class 71 Two 1lb jars of Heather Honey

HORTICULTUREJudge Mr J Dale, York

Th Kirkbymoorside Allotment Holders Cup for the best exhibit in the sectionFirst Prize £5.00 Second Prize £3.00 Third Prize £2.00Entry Fee 50pClass 72 Six pods of Peas

Class 73 Six pods of Broad Beans

Class 74 Plate of 3 White Potatoes

Class 75 Plate of 3 Part Coloured Potatoes

Class 76 Plate of 3 All Coloured Potatoes

Class 77 Plate of 3 Potatoes, 1 White, 1 Part Coloured, 1 All Coloured

Class 78 Six straw shallots

Class 79 Six red shallots

Class 80 Three Onions, as grown

Class 81 Three Salad Onions

Class 82 Six Radishes

Class 83 2 bulbs of Garlic

Class 84 3 Chilli Peppers

Class 85 Pair of sweet Peppers

Class 86 Two Carrots, short

Class 87 Two Beetroot, globe or cylindrical

Class 88 Two Courgettes

Class 89 One Cabbage

Class 90 One Red Cabbage

Class 91 One Cauliflower

Class 92 One head of Lettuce any variety

Class 93 One Vegetable Marrow

Class 94 Two Garden Turnips, white or yellow

Class 95 Six French Beans

Class 96 Any other single vegetable not scheduled

Class 97 One vegetable and one Bloom

Class 98 Three varieties of growing herbs in a suitable container

Class 99 Tray of three different vegetables as per schedule13

Class 100 Twelve GooseberriesClass 101 Twelve RaspberriesClass 102 Any other variety soft fruitClass 103 A dish of Blackcurrants (on stalks) not less than ½ pintClass 104 A dish of Redcurrants (on stalks)Class 105 A CucumberClass 106 Four Red TomatoesClass 107 Four Tomatoes other than redClass 108 Six Cherry TomatoesClass 109 The longest stick of RhubarbClass 110 Three sticks of RhubarbClass 111 One Fruit and one Bloom

£6 to the exhibitor with most points and £4 to the runner up in Classes 100 – 111 kindlyDonated by Mr M Leckenby, Appleton-le-Moors

FLOWER AND PLANTSJudge Mr J F Edmond, Pickering

Mr & Mrs N L Jemison Perpetual Trophy for the best Flower Pot PlantFirst Prize £5.00 Second Prize £3.00 Third Prize £2.00Entry Fee 50pClass 112 Three French MarigoldsClass 113 Three African MarigoldsClass 114 Three Dahlias CactusClass 115 Three Dahlias PompomClass 116 Three Dahlias Decorative or BallClass 117 One Rose HTClass 118 Three Roses HTClass 119 Six stems Sweet PeasClass 120 Six of any one variety of herbaceous flowersClass 121 Six PansiesClass 122 Single PansyClass 123 Miniature flower arrangement not exceeding 4”Class 124 One stem of any flowerClass 125 A Lady’s SprayClass 126 A Gent’s ButtonholeClass 127 A basket of RosesClass 128 An Orchid any varietyClass 129 Pot plant flowering other than Fuschia 6” maximum potClass 130 Pot plant flowering other than Fuschia over 6” potClass 131 Pot plant foliage 6” maximum potClass 132 Pot plant foliage over 6” potClass 133 Cactus plant or succulent 6” maximum potClass 134 Cactus plant or succulent over 6” potClass 135 Fuchsia single or semi – double 6” maximum potClass 136 Fuchsia single or semi – double over 6” potClass 137 Fuchsia double 6” maximum potClass 138 Largest Sunflower Head

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HANDICRAFTSJudges Classes 139 – 152 Mrs H Dixon, Sneatonthorpe

Classes 153 - 167 Mrs A Jones, WhitbyEve & Kit Heselton Perpetual Rose Bowl for the best exhibit in the Embroidery classesThe Irene Embleton Memorial Trophy for the best exhibit in Class 153Knitting classes –Exhibitors labels to be attached with a sample of the wool usedFirst Prize £5.00 Second Prize £3.00 Third Prize £2.00Entry Fee 50pClass 139 A hand knitted garment – article to fit a child age range 2 to 12 yearsClass 140 A hand knitted garment – ArranClass 141 A hand knitted garment in four ply woolClass 142 A hand knitted garment for a child under 1 yearClass 143 A hand knitted cotton top (sleeveless)Class 144 A hand knitted garment – double knitClass 145 A hand knitted garment – quick knit – chunkyClass 146 A pair of knitted mittensClass 147 A knitted hatClass 148 A hand knitted poppyClass 149 Piece of crochet workClass 150 Soft Toy – knitted or crochetClass 151 Soft Toy – suitable for a babyClass 152 A Dressed Doll (any size) –woolClass 153 A piece of needlework of exhibitor’s own design (Not from a kit)Class 154 A bag made in any mediumClass 155 Patchwork or quilted itemClass 156 A Draught Excluder any mediumClass 157 Something new from something oldClass 158 Embroidery work – any medium (mounted or framed)Class 159 A celebration gift cardClass 160 Any article of felt workClass 161 An article of woodworkClass 162 A Tea CosyClass 163 A piece of handmade jewelleryClass 164 A Christmas tree decorationClass 165 A pin cushionClass 166 A cushion (any medium)Class 167 An article in any medium not already mentioned

ART & CRAFTWORKJudge Mrs S Maud, Rillington

First Prize £5.00 Second Prize £3.00 Third Prize £2.00Entry 50pClass 168 Watercolour paintingClass 169 Oil paintingClass 170 Pen and Ink, Line and Wash, etcClass 171 PencilClass 172 PastelClass 173 Book Mark, any mediumClass 174 Collage any mediumClass 175 Bunting, maximum length 3 metresClass 176 An interesting novelty teapotClass 177 My favourite tea towel (Need not be hand-made)

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PHOTOGRAPHYJudge Mrs J Meays, Barlby

The Pauline Milledge Trophy for the most points in the Photography SectionF.E.Wrightson & Associates, Kirkbymoorside Perpetual Challenge Trophy for the best exhibit in thephotography sectionAll photographs must be taped onto a piece of card for display at the show to allow pins to be used fordisplaying onto boardsPlease note : All exhibits in this section not to have been shown at a previous Ryedale Show and to be theexhibitor’s own exhibit.Each size includes mount

First Prize £5.00 Second Prize £3.00 Third Prize £2.00Entry Fee 50p

Class 178 Monochrome print - Portrait

Class 179 Monochrome print - General subject

Class 180 Colour print Winter subject 7” x 5” or under

Class 181 Colour print Winter subject over 7” x 5”

Class 182 Colour print Spring subject 7” x 5” or under

Class 183 Colour print Spring subject over 7” x 5”

Class 184 Colour print Bridges and Rivers 7” x 5” or under

Class 185 Colour print Bridges and Rivers over 7” x 5”

Class 186 Colour print Trains, Boats and Planes 7” x 5” or under

Class 187 Colour print Trains, Boats and Planes over 7” x 5”

Class 188 Colour print Animals or Birds 7” x 5” or under

Class 189 Colour print Animals or Birds over 7” x 5”

Class 190 Colour print Historic Buildings 7” x 5” or under

Class 191 Colour print Historic Buildings over 7” x 5”

Class 192 Colour print Insects 7” x 5” or under

Class 193 Colour print Insects over 7” x 5”

Class 194 Colour print Autumn subject 7” x 5” or under

Class 195 Colour print Autumn subject over 7” x 5”

Class 196 Colour print Sunrise or Sunset 7” x 5” or under

Class 197 Colour print Sunrise or Sunset over 7” x 5”

Class 198 Colour print Anything Red 7” x 5” or under

Class 199 Colour print Anything Red over 7” x 5”

Class 200 Colour print Farming 7” x 5” or under

Class 201 Colour print Farming over 7” x 5”

Class 202 Colour print A humorous photograph with a caption

Class 203 Colour print Taken at previous year’s Ryedale Show16

CHILDREN’S SECTIONChildren’s Section Secretary: Mrs Janice Wilson, Mayward House, Slingsby, York YO62 4AA

Tel: 07969 585610 or e-mail: janice@ryedaleshow.co.ukJudges: Mrs S Owen & Mr P Read

The Milton Leadley Cup will be presented to the child gaining most points in School Years EYFS-2.The Ernest Wiseman Salver will be presented to child gaining the most points in School Years 3-4.The Eleanor Marley Cup will be presented to the child gaining the most points in School Years 5-6.The Michael Foster Cup will be presented to the child gaining the most points in School Years 7-11.The George Shippey Cups will be presented to a boy and a girl, who, in the opinion of the judges, haveput in the most effort.The Fay Hill Cup for Handwriting will be presented for the best exhibit in Classes 21 to 25.The Betty Hughes Trophy will be presented for gaining the most points in the Open Classes.Points will be awarded in each of the classes.The Curtis Trophy for the winner of the Catalogue Cover DesignFirst Prize 5 points, Second Prize 3 points, Third Prize 1 point.Prizes: First £3.00, Second £2.00, Third £1.00 – NO ENTRY FEE.A child is eligible for an exhibitor’s ticket if they submit a minimum of four entries.

ALL THE WORK MUST BE THAT OF THE CHILD WITH MINIMAL ADULT HELP.• Age as on 31 August 2018• Judging begins at 9.30am• Tent re-opens at 12noon• Results will be displayed in the tent during the afternoon.• The cups will be presented in the show tent at 4.00pm.• Prize money will be distributed after the presentation of the cups.• All competitors must be responsible for the collection of their exhibits between 4 and 5.00pm

from the Children’s tent.

ART - A picture relating Emotions (all entries can be in any media, size and shape but NOT computerisedClass 1 EYFSClass 2 School Years 1-2Class 4 School Years 5-6Class 5 School Years 7-11

COOKERY: A cake or buns based on a Fairy TaleClass 6 EYFSClass 7 School Years 1-2Class 8 School Years 3-4Class 9 School Years 5-6Class 10 School Years 7-11

CRAFT - An Object made from Plastic BottlesClass 11 EYFSClass 12 School Years 1-2Class 13 School Years 3-4Class 14 School Years 5-6Class 15 School Years 7-11

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CREATIVE DRAWING. A self portrait using coloured pencils or paints (A4 single side only)ALL CREATIVE DRAWING and HANDWRITING should be sent to the Secretary by Monday 8th July

2019 for judging

Class 16 EYFSClass 17 School Years 1-2Class 18 School Years 3-4Class 19 School Years 5-6Class 20 School Years 7-11TROPHY 5 The George Sheppey Cup (1) - presented to the boy who, in the judges opinion, has

put in the most effort

HANDWRITING - Copy of the poem “If you don’t like Summer” (may be illustrated and/or illuminated)

Class 21 EYFS: at least two lines of the poemClass 22 School Years 1-2: at least four lines of the poemClass 23 School Years 3-4: at least six lines of the poemClass 24 School Years 5-6: at least ten lines of the poemClass 25 School Years 7-11Class 25 School Years 7-11Class 25 School Years 7-11: the whole poem

NATURE - A Miniature Garden for Elves or Fairies (max size 35cm x 30cm)

TROPHY 6 The George Sheppey Cup (2) - presented to the girl who, in the judge’s opinion, has

put in the most effort

Class 26 EYFSClass 27 School Years 1-2Class 28 School Years 3-4Class 29 School Years 5-6Class 30 School Years 7-11

OPEN CLASSESClass 31 Any article in wool or needleworkClass 32 AMoving Animal (maximum size 40cm x 30cm)Class 33 Any article made from LegoClass 34 A Dream Catcher (maximum size 40cm x 30cm)Class 35 A Robot InventionClass 36 An Animal made from fruit or vegetablesClass 37 A Photograph of you or a friend in an unusual placeClass 38 An Invitation for any occasion: can be computerizedClass 39 Interesting SlimeClass 40 Make your own Rosette

The George Shippey Cup (2) - presented to the girl who, in the opinion of the judges, has

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CATALOGUE COVER DESIGNDesign a cover for the 2019 Show Catalogue

Prize money kindly donated by BestPrint & Design, Malton.The Curtis Trophy for the winner of the Catalogue Cover Design

First prize £20, Second prize £10, Third prize £5 to be given in the form of book tokens.There are two sections for Primary and Secondary Schools and the schools that the winners attend willeach receive £25.All designs must be on A4 paper, be vertical, and using any media. The words Ryedale Show and thedate need not be included.The competition is open to children living in Helmsley, Kirkbymoorside, Pickering and outlying areas.Please e-mail if in any doubt about qualification.Please specify name and age of child and name of school on entry. The winning cover for the 2018

Catalogue was designed by Megan Thompson (Lady Lumley’s School),

Class 41 Design a cover for the 2020 Ryedale Show catalogue (Primary School age)Class 42 Design a cover for the 2020 Ryedale Show catalogue (Secondary School age)

WHEELBARROW COMPETITION FOR SCHOOLSAMeal in a WheelbarrowClass 43 Plant the wheelbarrow to signify: “Around the World”

Please include a laminated explanation card

VINTAGE MACHINERYJudge: Mr E Thorpe, York

Entry Fee: £4.00 per Tractor Entry

£2.00 per Entry in Stationary Section

First Prize: £20.00, Second Prize: £14.00, Third Prize: £10.00

PLEASE NOTE THAT ALL TRACTORS AND MACHINERY MUST BE ON THE SHOWFIELD BY 8.30am

BEFORE GATES OPEN TO THE PUBLIC.

Class 1 Pre-1960 TractorClass 2 Best Tractor - Post-1960Class 3 Open Crankshaft EngineClass 4 Closed Crankshaft EngineClass 5 Any ImplementClass 6 Best Tractor Owner Under 21yrs of Age

TROPHY 1 The C & N Tree & Garden Services Cup for the Champion Tractor in Classes 1 and 2

TROPHY 2 The Jacob Foster Memorial Cup for the best Fordson Tractor in the Show

TROPHY 3 PD & JG Beckett Shield for the best stationary engineTROPHY 4 The Ryedale Vintage Tractor & Engine Club Trophy for the best un-restored Vintage exhibit

TROPHY 5 The Hicks Family Shield for the best Tractor owner under 21 years of age19

W.I. MARQUEEPRODUCE, FLOWERS, HANDICRAFTS

(Entries only from members of the WI in the Ryedale Area)

Held at Welburn Hall Park, Kirkbymoorside

TUESDAY 30 JULY 2019

DISPLAY OF SILK PAPER LAMPSHADES, TOMBOLA,‘PEOPLE’S CHOICE’ – YOU BE THE JUDGE!

Trophies presented at 4.00pm

Enquiries re Show to:Margaret Smith (General Secretary)

Croftburn, Maltongate, Thornton-le-DaleTel. 01751 476876

peter.smith28@btinternet.com

PRESERVESClass 1 Mint Jelly (1/2lb jar)Class 2 Rhubarb Chutney (1lb jar)

Class 3 Marmalade (1lb jar, any citrus fruit)Jars must have NEW screw top covers. Jars should not show any advertising

CO-OPERATIVE PRODUCE Theme: ‘BONFIRE NIGHT’Area allowed 3ft x 26” (half a trestle table).To be judged as individual items; plus marks for overallINTERPRETATION and DISPLAYThis class will also be judged as ‘The Peoples’ Choice‘, by Show attendeesClass 4 ToffeeClass 5 ParkinClass 6 Flavoured Gin (Miniature bottle)Class 7 Handicraft Item

Class 8 Flowers

FLOWERSClass 9 ‘Friendship’ Hand Tied bouquet (instructions will be supplied)Class 10 Buttonhole for Lady or GentlemanClass 11 Arrangement in a Watering Can (any size, any material)

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PHOTOGRAPHYClass 12. ‘PORTRAIT’

Maximum overall size 10” x 8”

HANDICRAFTClass 13 One Item made from Another

Class 14 Knitted or Crocheted baby Hat (to be donated to the Maternity Unit at Scarborough

Hospital, pattern can be provided, if necessary)

Class 15 Table Runner – any medium

Class 16 Hot Water Bottle Cover – any medium

Class 17 Greeting Card – NO KITS

ARTClass 18. Subject: ‘A SENSE OF PLACE’

Any medium, including textiles 2D and 3D

CREATIVE WRITINGClass 19. A Poem on the theme of: ‘BEGINNINGS’

INDIVIDUAL BAKINGClass 20 x4 Bread Rolls (any variety, but all the same)

Class 21 x4 slices of Tea Loaf (to a set recipe)

Class 22 x4 Brownie Squares

Class 23 x1 Savoury Pasty (any home-made pastry)

RULES

One entry per person, per classExhibits to be staged by 9.15am and to remain until after the presentation of cups and trophiesJudges are allowed access to the marquee at 9.15amThe committee cannot be held responsible for any loss or damage that may occur to any exhibit during the showThe Judges’ decision is finalNo late entries acceptedMarks will be given for 1st, 2nd and 3rd placed items onlyIf entry is ‘not according to schedule’, it will be disqualified. Judges will be advised of any restrictions, or ac-ceptable differences to exhibited itemsEntries must have been completed in the last 12 months, but can have been exhibited in other Shows(ie: made after July 2018)

N.B Quota of 25p per WI member (whether entering, or not) from every WI in the local area,This should be sent direct to:Kate Warnock Smith, Hardy House, Cropton, Pickering YO18 8HL by: Friday 5 July 2019

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Notes to accompany the 2019 WI Ryedale Show SchedulePreserves: Different coloured lids can be used, but they should be newFlowers: It is intended to circulate copies of the WI ‘Friendship Flowers’ bouquet instructions with the

finalised version of the schedule. We thought that members may be happy for the bouquetsto be taken/given to people at the end of the Show as a gesture of ‘friendship’. The bouquetsshould be displayed in a clear vase, not in paper as the instructions suggest

Photographs: Should not be mountedArt: Items can be framed or unframed/mounted or unmountedCreative Writing: The poem can be of any length, but fit on one sheet of A4 with a font size of no less than12pointGeneral: We have added to the ‘Rules’ that judges will be informed of any acceptable differences to

items (such as the chutney, which may have additional flavourings) or that, unless specified,baked goods can be displayed as desired by the entrant

Baby Hat: NO cotton yarn please. Wool or acrylic is fine. Links to various knitted/crocheted patternscan be forwarded, but any pattern for a new born baby hat which you have can be used

Handicraft: More than one item can be used to create the new item (Schedule Number 13). We wouldlike to suggest that exhibitors include a label stating what has been used, to make theirexhibit, as this will be interesting for Show visitors

Co-Operative: WI’s may decide how best/how much Parkin to display with their entryBaking: The Tea Loaf recipe should state ‘white granulated sugar’. The recipe can be obtained from

your WI representative

YORKSHIRE COUNTRYWOMEN’S SECTIONSchedules and Entry Forms from:

Secretary: Mrs E Smith, High Wold, Farndale, Kirkbymoorside, York, YO62 7LBTelephone No: 01751 430175

Email: emma_rose12@hotmail.co.uk

ENTRY FORMS TO BE RETURNED BY 20th JULY 2019Y.C.A.’s taking part are:

Any North Riding members

ENTRIES TO BE IN BY 9.30amTent Opens 12 noonTombola – Wombleton

YCA Ladies from Central OfficeDemonstrations

Thirsk Yarnbombers

PRIZES1st - £5, 2nd - £3, 3rd - £2

Mrs EM Boyes Cup – Best in Handicraft SectionNina Harrison Salver – Best in Flower Section

Harmony Houlston Cup – Best in Cookery SectionSalver – Best in Photography Section

The Helmsley Branch Cup – Best in Art SectionPosy Bowl – Awarded to the Exhibitor with the Most Points

Cups will be presented after 4pm after which entries may be removed

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HANDICRAFT SECTIONJudge: M/s A Breadon

Art: Mr C Pearson

Class 1 Framed or mounted embroidery, (any medium)

Class 2 A Bird or Birds in any medium

Class 3 A handmade greetings card, (any medium)

Class 4 An item made for a purpose

Class 5 Artwork - paint, pen, pencil, pastel

Class 6 Artwork – any other medium, including textiles

FLOWER SECTIONJudge: Mrs Dawson Brown

Class 7 A bunch of supermarket flowers arranged with foliage

(Price label to be shown on the arrangement)

Class 8 A flower arrangement in a Handbag

COOKERY SECTIONJudge: Mrs K Davey

Class 9 3 Homemade shortcrust sausage rolls

Class 10 A ginger loaf

Class 11 3 pieces of flapjack

Class 12 A small bottle of fruit liqueur

Class 13 A jar of marmalade (any variety)

PHOTOGRAPHY SECTIONJudge: Mr D Mead

Class 14 A photograph of a pet or pets (7”x 5”maximum)

Class 15 A photograph of a tree or trees (7”x 5” maximum)

Class 16 A photograph – Through the garden gate (7”x 5” maximum)

PLUS MOUNT

ALL PHOTOGRAPHS TO HAVE NAME AND BRANCH ON THE REVERSE

PHOTOGRAPHS MUST BE MOUNTED

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