ROSEDALE
& DISTRICT
Agricultural, Horticultural and Industrial Society
ANNUAL SHOW
FOUNDED IN 1871
Schedule of Prizes and Rules
of Cattle, Hunters, Heavy Horses, Ponies, Jumping, Sheep, Produce, Flowers, Fruit,
Vegetables, Rabbits, Cavies, Pigeons, Poultry, Vintage Tractors and Outdoor Sculptures.
Saturday, 19th August, 2017
in Milburn Arms Field at Rosedale Abbey
by kind permission of the owners of The Milburn Arms Field
Additional fields by kind permission of The Foster Family and The Brown Family
Admission Adults £5.00, S.C’s £4.00 Children £3.00
Under 5’s Free. Show open 9.00 a.m.
NO MOBILE HOMES/CARAVANS ALLOWED ON THE FIELD
FREE CAR PARK AVAILABLE
LIMITED RINGSIDE PARKING INCLUDING WHEELCHAIR USERS AVAILABLE
(PLEASE BOOK IN ADVANCE)
Foxhound & Terrier Shows • Gundogs Show
Terrier Races and Hound Trails
Gymkhana 3.00 p.m.
The Railroad Hobos and Malton White Star Band will be in attendance
REFRESHMENTS AVAILABLE ON THE SHOWFIELD AND IN THE VILLAGE
Entries for all classes close Wednesday, 9th August, 2017
No Tent Exhibits will be accepted after 10.00 a.m.
All Entries and Schedule enquiries to:
Mrs. S. Dring,
Rock House Farm, Hartoft, Pickering YO18 8RR
Tel: 07766 020214
Email: [email protected]
All Trade Stand enquiries to:
Craft enquiries to:
Mr. M. Schumann
Dianne & Adrian Crawford
3 Primrose Villas, Rosedale Abbey,
Copper Beeches, Rosedale Abbey, Pickering
Pickering YO18 8SE
YO18 8SA
TEL 01751 417920
Email :
Email : [email protected]
[email protected]
www.rosedaleshow.co.uk
President: Mrs. J. Dring & Mrs. M. Truran
Life Members:
D. Brown, Esq., J. Cockerill, Esq., A. Carter, Esq,Mrs. M. Davison, M. Dent Esq, G.G. Dunn Esq,
R. Foster Esq, W.F. Frank Esq., Mrs. D. Hughes, W. Metcalfe Esq, A. Myers Esq,
F.W. Richardson Esq., K. Wilson Esq.
SHOW COMMITTEE 2017
Chairman: Mrs. S. Dring Vice-Chairman: Mrs. J. Dring, Mrs. K. Cook
Secretary: Treasurer: Miss L. Ellis, Vice-Treasurer Mr.D.Mathews
Safety Officer: Mr. C. Westwood
Mr. J. Dent, Mr. A. Dring, Miss. C. Dring, Mrs. G. Collis, Mr & Mrs. A. Crawford, Mrs. J. Ellis, Mr.
W. F. Frank, Mrs. G. Gaines,
Mr & Mrs. M. Kershaw, Mr. D. Moran, Mrs. S. Myers, Mrs. J. Richardson, Mr. F. Sturdy,
Mr M Schumann, Mrs. M. Truran.
Mr & Mrs D Appleton
H T & J Atkinson
J & S Austermuhle
Mr & Mrs L Bargh
Moreen Belt
Mr & Mrs S F Bickerdike
WG Brewer
Steve Brace Consultants
Jackie & Ian Brown
Mr & Mrs Mike Burman
Dana Captainino & Santhosh Chandran
HPM & LK Chambers
Mr & Mrs J Cockerill
N & F Custance
Malcolm & Nadine Dale
Trevor & Lorraine Dale
Lyndsey Dale & Matthew Sanderson
Mike Dale & Caroline Bell
Neil & Henrietta Deasy
Sarah Dee
John Dent
Mr & Mrs T Dent
Mrs Jean Dixon
SA Drew
Mr & Mrs A Dring
Janet Dring
Jonathan Dring
Mr & Mrs R Dring
Mr & Mr C Ellis
Peter Everingham
Dr & Mrs J Fenton
Angela Gage
Mr & Mrs K Gavins
Gillies Jones
RT Rev HW & Mrs JM Godfrey
Mr & Mrs K L Graham
Elisabeth Bailey
Mrs Daphne Bowes
Mr & Mrs D Brewer
Mr & Mrs Butchart
Mrs F Graham
lain & Julie Graham
Judith Harrison
Mr J Henderson
Mrs M Hill
Bob Istead
Lottie Bickerdike
Mrs P Breckons
Charlotte Dring
Ben Hutchinson
VICE-PRESIDENTS 2016
Mr & Mrs GreenheId
David & Revd Christine Hadden-Reece
Mrs A M Harland
Ben & Becky Hebron
John Henderson
JP&AD Hughes
Michael & Lynn Kershaw
Graham & Angela Knights
Anne Long
Mr & Mrs G McMahon
Bob & Janet Morton
Dave Oakey
Brig M J D Perrett-Young
Anne Ray & Rebecca Pink
I A Reed
Jeanette Richardson
Mr& Mrs E Roberts
James & Stephanie Robinson
Mr & Mrs J Scarth
David & Pam Seller
Ian Simpson
Mr& Mrs S Slater
Mr & Mrs P Smith
R & G Solomon
D & M Storey
Brian Sturdy & Barry Jeffries
lan Thompson & Linda Sugars
Mrs Thursby-Coombes
Mrs M Truran
N E Warburton
Mr & Mrs C Westwood
Mr M. Wilson
Mr R T Young
PATRONS 2016
Mr M Leckenby
Mr & Mrs M McCann
Pat & Alan Pennock
C Read
Mr & Mrs Paul Taylor
G & B.M. Towle
S G & R A Wesley
Pete Widlinski & S Gray
Mr & Mrs L Wilson
Robin Wood
MEMBERS 2016
R A Shaw
Jen & Peter Simpson
Annie Wilkinson
ROSEDALE & DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL, HORTICULTURAL
AND INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY
The objects of the Society are:to promote and stimulate interest in Agricultural, Horticultural and Industrial activities and the rural heritage of Rosedale and District - to hold an Annual Exhibition of Agricultural, Horticultural and Industrial produce and
such activities as reflect the rural heritage of Rosedale and District.
The annual membership subscription for the Society is £5.00 payable to the Treasurer by the last Saturday in July. This
subscription shall entitle the member to one ticket of admission to the Annual Exhibition.
Subscribers of £10.00 and upwards shall be deemed Patrons of the Society and be entitled to a Patron’s badge and two
tickets.
Subscribers of £20.00 and upwards shall be deemed Vice-Presidents of the Society and be entitled to a Vice-Presidents
badge, four tickets.
The Annual Meeting of Members of the Society will be held in January of each year. Notice of date, time and venue
will be given. Subscriptions are entitled to a 10% discount if paid by Saturday 15th July 2017.
RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR THE CONDUCT OF THE ANNUAL EXHIBITION
1.
All exhibits must be bona-fide property of the exhibitor, all plants to be shown as grown in pots,
which must be clean and free from any private mark.
2.
That three persons be appointed by the Committee to protest on their behalf against any person
infringing Rule 1.
3.
That in case a protest be made against any person infringing any of this Society’s Rules, the person
protesting must give notice before 4.00 p.m. on the day of exhibition to the Secretary in writing and
pay the sum of £10, which shall be forfeited if the objection be not sustained. Prize Money shall be
withheld pending investigation and if the charge be proved the exhibitor shall forfeit all premiums
and be dealt with as the Committee decide. The decision of the Committee shall be final and binding
in all questions or disputes of any kind whatsoever arising out of or in connection with this Society
and Show. All persons entering exhibits in this Show shall by such act be deemed to have agreed with
the Committee to refer such questions or disputes to that Committee and it is on this distinct
understanding that entries are accepted.
4.
That all specimens for exhibition without fail be brought into the tent staged and ticketed for the
classes in which they intend to complete by 10.00 a.m. prompt and remain until 4.30 p.m.
This rule will be strictly enforced.
5.
That the Judges have power to withhold prizes from specimens they may deem insufficient merit.
6.
That the Committee reserve the power to withhold any prize in any class if for any reason they
consider it necessary.
7.
That all entries must be made on entry forms on or before 9th August 2017. Entry forms must be filled
up and returned to the Secretary. No entry form will be accepted unless accompanied with Entrance Money.
8.
That exhibitors provide their own bowls, dishes and stands.
9.
That the Prize Money be paid by the Treasurer and Secretary except in undecided protests. Time and
place of distribution to be posted in the tents.
10. That the Committee will not be responsible for damage to or loss of exhibits, but all possible care
will be taken to prevent accidents to them. All entries received will be subject to these conditions.
11. That the judges commence their duties at 10.30 a.m. (in tents). Hunters 9.00 a.m.
12. That during the judging of the Agricultural, Horticultural and Industrial Exhibits no one except the
Secretary and those appointed shall be allowed in the tent or to interfere with the judges in any way.
13. Exhibitors whose entry fees do not exceed £5.00 will be charged admission into the show.
14. All cups and trophies to be held for one year only.
15. The Committee reserve the right to refuse entries for any reason whatsoever.
16. Local Classes include residents of Rosedale, Hartoft, Farndale, Cropton, Hutton-le-Hole,
Appleton-le-Moors, Lastingham and Spaunton except where otherwise stated.
17. The Committee reserves the right to cancel or amalgamate any class if circumstances dictate.
18. A copy of the health and safety policy of the show is available at the secretary’s tent
19. Any Trade Stand wishing to use LPG or generators on the field should make themselves aware of the
society’s health and safety policy. No other users are permitted.
NO RESPONSIBILITY CAN BE ACCEPTED BY THE SOCIETY FOR THE SECURITY OF EXHIBITS,
PROPERTY OR EQUIPMENT WHILE ON THE SHOWGROUND.
ALL CLASSES OPEN UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED
Schedule of Classes
All Exhibitors MUST have Public Liability Insurance
N.B. PLEASE NOTE RULES 6 & 17 WILL BE ENFORCED
CATTLE
All Officially Brucellosis Free Cattle
Judging Commences at 11.00 a.m.
JUDGE CLASSES 1-9: Mr. Fairburn, Helmsley
Prizes: Classes 1-9: £20, £15, £10. Entry £2.00
Class 1 Any Continental Steer under 500 kgs
Class 2 Any Continental Steer over 500 kgs
Class 3 Butcher’s Heifer, any breed, under 500 kgs
Class 4 Butcher’s Heifer, any breed, over 500 kgs
Class 5 A pair of Beef animals - must have been entered in a previous class.
£20 Special prize for most points in classes 1-5 kindly donated by Trevor & Ena Dent.
Malcolm Johnson Trophy for Champion Butcher’s Beast.
Class 6 Beef Calf to be shown in the ring by Boy or Girl 16 years and under. 50%
of marks will be awarded for handling and grooming. Any breed under 6 months.
Class 7 Dairy Heifer Calf to be shown in the ring by Boy or Girl 16 years and under.
50% of marks will be awarded for handling and grooming. Any Breed under 6 Months
Class 8 Beef Calf to be shown in the ring by a handler 17 years and above 50% of
marks will be awarded for handling and grooming, Any breed under 6 months
Class 9 Dairy Heifer Calf to be shown in the ring by by a handler 17 years and above
50% of marks will be awarded for handling and grooming, Any breed under 6 months
Registered number to be stated on entry form.
Thompson Cup for Best Calf & Handler judged from winners in Classes 6 & 7.
GOATS
Due to the decline in number of entries the Committee have
decided to have a display of goats only.
LIVESTOCK TO REMAIN ON THE FIELD UNTIL 4.30PM
ALL HORSES TRANSPORTED FOR USE IN COMPETITION MUST BE
ACCOMPANIED BY A PASSPORT
HUNTER RIDING
Judging: 9.00 a.m.
JUDGE: T.B.C.
Prizes: £20, £15, £10 Entry £3
Class 21 Mare or Gelding over 15.2 h.h.
Class 22 Small Mare or Gelding, 4 years old or over, over 14.2 h.h.
and not exceeding 15.2 h.h.
Class 23 Retrained Racehorse
Sturdy Cup For Class 21
Mr. Magnum Cup - Class 22
Anthony Milburn Cup for Champion Ridden Hunter.
The Sonley Memorial Cup for the Champion Retrained Racehorse.
£10 prize money kindly donated by Mr & Mrs. L. Bargh
Please Note:
After the Retrained Racehorse the ring will be divided
Ridden Coloured in Ring 1
Ridden Ponies in Ring 2
RIDDEN COLOURED (OPEN TO PIEBALD AND SKEWBALD ONLY)
AND VETERANS
JUDGE: Mr. N Coldbeck
Prizes: £18, £12, £8 Entry £3
Class 24 Ridden Coloured Open any type
Class 25 Ridden Mountain & Moorland Open, any type
Class 26 Ridden Veteran open to all ponies and horses over the age of 15 years
Class 27 In Hand Veteran open to all ponies and horses over the age of 15 years
Mrs. E. Miller kindly gives cup for Best 14.2 & under Rosedale Show Cup best 14.3 & over
Trophy for the Champion Ridden Coloured kindly donated by Tricia Cole
HEAVY HORSES
Judging: 12.00 noon
JUDGE: Mr. Ellis Davies
Prizes: £35, £30, £25 Entry £3
Class 28 Barren Mare not having produced a foal in 2017 or Gelding, 3 years or over.
Class 29 Best Brood Mare with Foal at foot. For draught purpose
Class 30 Best Carting Foal, Colt or Filly.
George Johnson Trophy for Best Carting Foal
Class 31 Colt, Gelding or Filly, Yearling.
Class 32 Colt, Gelding or Filly 2 year old.
Class 33 Single Heavy Horse in Plough Gears.
Class 34 Matching Pair of Heavy Horses. Mares or Geldings, any age.
Class 35 Best decorated single Heavy Horse
James Farrow Perpetual Cup for Champion Heavy Horse and a prize of money kindly donated by Mr. Jon Zigmond.
Jemmy Aconley Memorial Shield and £10 for most points in H.H. Classes kindly given by Mrs. H. Aconley, Rillington.
Heavy Horse Classes kindly sponsored by Brig. M. Perrett-Young, Kirkbymoorside in memory of his late wife Doreen.
The GYMKHANA will start at 3.00 p.m. See end of schedule for Classes.
All riders must wear a BHS approved hat and appropriate body protectors.
PONIES
Show Riding Classes
Prizes: £18, £12, £8 Entry £3.00 Rosettes to 6th Place
JUDGE: Classes 36-40 Mrs. Anne Sibsey, Wombleton
Class 36 Under 18 years. Smartest turn out kindly sponsored by Dringstone Ltd
W. Pearson Cup
Class 37 Lead Rein Pony, not exceeding 12.2 to be ridden by a child 8 years and under
A. & A.W. Champion Cup
Class 38 Pony not exceeding 12.2 to be ridden by a Boy or Girl 12 years and under
Decaward Shield
Class 39 Pony exceeding 12.2 and not exceeding 13.2 Rider any age
Vouchers kindly donated by BATA Amotherby
Class 40 Pony exceeding 13.2 and not exceeding 14.2 Rider any age
Mrs. Turnbull Cup
John Neesam Cup for the Champion Ridden Pony to be judged from 1st and 2nd in Classes 38, 39 & 40
PONIES - IN HAND
JUDGE: Classes 41-45 48-51 Mrs. K. Dowsland & Mrs. N. Jones
Classes 46-47 Mr. N Coldbeck
Prizes: £18, £12, £8 Entry £3.00 Rosettes to 6th Place
Class 41 Miniature Shetland Pony, any age, to be shown in hand. Registered name and
number to be stated on entry form and must be registered with the Shetland Pony Society
Hawsker Stud kindly donate trophy for the Best Miniature Shetland Pony
Class 42 Standard Shetland Pony, any age, to be shown in hand. Registered name and
number to be stated on entry form and must be registered with the Shetland Pony Society
Hawsker Stud kindly donate trophy for theBest Standard Shetland Pony
Mrs Sheila Garbutt, Lockton kindly donates all the prize money for class 42
Class 43 Welsh Mountain Section A, any age, to be shown in hand.
Registered name and number to be stated on entry form.
1st Prize money kindly donated by Mr. & Mrs. B. Milburn with a cup to be held for 1 year and £5 for best yearling
Class 44 Small Breeds other than Shetland and Welsh Sec. A.
(Dartmoor, Exmoor, Welsh Section B) to be shown in hand.
Registered name and number to be stated on entry form.
Class 45 Large Breeds (Fell, Dales, Highland, Connemara, New Forest, Welsh
Section C and D) to be shown in hand
Registered name and number to be stated on entry form.
The Dales Pony Society Special Rosette to be awarded to the best registered Dales Pony owned by a member
of the Dales Pony Society.
The Fell Pony Society Special Rosette to be awarded to the best registered Fell Pony owned by a member
of the Fell Pony Society.
Oakbury Stud Trophy for Champion Mountain and Moorland Pony to be judged from 1st and 2nd in
classes 41 - 45
Class 46 Coloured Horse or Pony open to Piebald or Skewbald only, any height,
3 years or under, open in hand.
Class 47 Coloured Horse or Pony open to Piebald or Skewbald only, any height,
4 years and over, Open in Hand
Class 48 Pony Brood Mare with Foal at foot or stinted.
Genesis Stud Trophy kindly donated by Mr & Mrs J. Smith
Class 49 Pony, Colt or Filly foal
The Treddenoch Jack the Lad memorial Trophy to the winner kindly donated by Mr. & Mrs. T. Aldred
Class 50 Pony, Yearling
Class 51 Pony 2 or 3 years old
Perrett-Young Cup for Best Exhibit in Classes 48, 49. 50, 51
Class 52 Fancy Dress on Horseback or Driven.
Roland Stephenson Cup.
Unaffiliated Jumping
Approx 4.00 p.m.
Horses and Ponies to jump together but be judged separately
JUDGE Mrs. Alison Brown Sinnington
Prizes: £10, £8, £5 Rosettes to 6th Place Entry Fee £4
Entries also taken on the field
AGE of Rider as Date of Show
Class 1J Max Height 45cm
Class 2J Max Height 55cm
Class 3J Max Height 65cm
Class 4J Max Height 75cm
Class 5J Max Height 85cm
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Class 1J - Brown Trophy
Class 2J - L. & M. Turnbull Cup
Class 3J - Geoffrey Dunn Trophy
Class 4J - Anglia Castings & Engineering Ltd. Trophy
Class 5J - Trustspan Trophy
TROPHIES FOR
JUNIOR CLASSES
ONLY
Anyone 16 years or under riding 14.2 and over will be judged as a senior.
Any adult riding 14.2 and under are also classed as seniors.
SHEEP
Judging of sheep commences at 11.00 a.m.
Sheep must remain on the field until 4.30 p.m.
PLEASE NOTE DEFRA TAGGING RULES AT TIME OF SHOW
SWALEDALE
Prizes: £10, £7, £5 Entry £1
JUDGE: Mr. Stephen Porter
Class 54 Best Swaledale Tup Lamb
Class 55 Swaledale Shearling Ram
Class 56 Swaledale Aged Ram
Class 57 1 Swaledale Gimmer Lamb
Class 58 1 Swaledale Gimmer Shearling
Class 59 1 Swaledale Ewe suckled lamb in 2017
Class 60 Group of four Swaledale, 1 Aged or Shearling Ram, Tup Lamb,
Gimmer Lamb, Ewe or Gimmer Shearling.
Class 61 Sheep owned by a Small Breeder under 25 years of age - Male or Female
Gerald Barraclough Memorial Trophy for Best Exhibit in Class 56
Class 57 - is kindly sponsored by Boulton & Cooper with Stephenson & Son.
Ernest Metcalfe Cup for Supreme Champion
Special Rosette donated by Swaledale Sheep Breeders Assoc. for Supreme Champion.
Rosedale & District Society Cup for most points Swaledale classes.
Classes 54 & 55 - are kindly sponsored by Hull Auto Club
Mr. Alan Myers gives £10 for Best Swaledale Sheep
Carter Trophy for Best Male and Female Sheep bred by exhibitor
MASHAMS AND MULES
Prizes £10, £7, £5 Entry £1
JUDGE: Mr. Robin Garbutt
Class 62 1 Mule Gimmer Lamb
Class 63 Pair of Mule Gimmer Lambs.
Class 64 1 Mule Gimmer Shearling.
Class 65 Pair of Mule Gimmer Shearlings.
Class 66 Any other Cross Breed, Female
John Rees Tankard for Best Exhibit in Mashams and Mules
Classes 62 & 63 kindly sponsored by Hull Auto Club.
BLUE FACED LEICESTER
Prizes £10, £7, £5. Entry £1
JUDGE: Mr. Robin Garbutt
Class 67 Blue Faced Leicester Tup Lamb
Class 68 Blue Faced Leicester Gimmer Lamb
Class 69 Blue Faced Leicester Tup any age
Class 70 Blue Faced Leicester Ewe any age
Special Rosette for Champion Blue Faced Leicester Prize money in Class 67 and Pickering Tankard for Best Exhibit
in Blue Faced Leicesters Kindly donated by Mr. W. F. Frank
TEXELS (UNACCREDITED)
Prizes £10, £7, £5 Entry £1
JUDGE Mr. Tom Pateman
Class 71 Texel Tup Lamb
Class 72 Texel Gimmer Lamb
Class 73 Texel Shearling or Aged Ram
Class 74 Texel Ewe any age
Class 75 Sheep owned by a small breeder under 25 years of age male or female
Perpetual Cup for most points in Texel Classes
£30 towards Prize Money Kindly donated by John Dent
Class 72 Kindly Sponsored by Ben Hutchinson
BUTCHERING LAMBS
Prizes: £10, £7, £5. Entry £1
JUDGE: Mr. Tom Pateman
Class 76 Terminal Sire
Class 77 2 Lambs for butchering purposes.
Class 78 2 Horned Wether Lambs for butchering purposes.
Class 79 2 Gimmer or Wether Lambs first cross from Scot or Swaledale Ewe.
Class 80 2 Local Fat Lambs, open to Rosedale, Hartoft and Farndale only.
Class 77 Kindly Sponsored by Luke Doughty
Maurice Pearson Tankard for Class 80
RARE AND MINORITY BREEDS
Prizes: £10, £7, £5. Entry £.1
JUDGE: Mrs. Beryl Thompson
Class 81 Primitive Male
Class 82 Primitive Female
Class 83 Non-Primitive Male Lamb
Class 84 Non-Primitive Aged Ram
Class 85 Non-Primitive Female Lamb
Class 86 Non-Primitive Aged Ewe
Class 87 Group of not more than Four
Legard Trophy for best exhibit
£20 towards prize money kindly donated by Jackie and Paul Roberts
£20 towards prize money kindly donated by High Wind Hill Farm
SHEEP SHOWN BY CHILD
To be judged on handling only at 2pm
Prizes: £5, £3, £2. Entry 50p
JUDGE: Mrs. Rosie Harrison Bradley
Class 88 Sheep to be shown in ring by child 5 years or under
Class 89 Sheep to be shown in ring by child 6-7 years
Class 90 Sheep to be shown in ring by child 8-11 years
Cattle, Sheep and Goat Classes are subject to DEFRA regulations.
The Committee reserves the right to cancel or
amalgamate any classes if circumstances dictate.
BABY SHOW
JUDGE: Mrs. Anne Long
Entry on the field. Prizes: £3, £2, £1. Entry FREE
Judging at 2.00 p.m.
Class 1 Under 9 months.
Class 2 9-18 months.
Class 3 19-24 months.
All Prize Money kindly donated by Mrs. M. Truran
CHILDREN'S SPORTS at 2.30 p.m.
Prizes: £2.00, £1.50, £1.00. Entry Free.
Flat Races: Boys 4 years and under; Girls 4 years and under;
Boys 5-7 years; Girls 5-7 years; Boys 8-11 years; Girls 8-11 years;
Boys 12-14 years; Girls 12-14 years.
Coach and Horses Race: Girls 11 years & under, 12-14 years
Boys 11 years & under, 12-14 years
Wheelbarrow Race: Girls 11 years & under, 12-14 years
Boys 11 years & under, 12-14 years
Standing Skipping: Children. Adults.
Mrs M. Truran kindly donates £10 prize money.
Class 1
Class 2
Class 3
Class 4
Class 5
Class 6
Class 7
Class 8
Class 9
NOVELTY DOG SHOW
Entries taken on field from 1.30pm, judging at 2pm.
Rosettes for 1st- 6th Entry £1.
JUDGE: Mrs. S. Sellers, Newton-Upon-Rawcliffe
Any variety sporting. Open
Any variety non-sporting. Open
Any variety puppy 6 - 12months
Veteran, 8 years and over
Dog most like its owner.
Child Handling (Handler under 16 years)
Dog the Judge would most like to take home.
Best 6 legs (Dog & handler)
Waggiest tail
The Cabitas Trophy Kindly donated by Shirley Flinton for Class 5
INDUSTRIAL SECTION
JUDGES: Classes 93-115 - Mr. A. Moran
Mrs. A. Cattle
Prize money in all classes: £5, £4, £3. Entry 60p
Class 93 Small White Loaf (approx 1lb)
Class 94 Small Brown Loaf (approx 1lb)
Class 95 4 Pieces of Traybake (one variety)
Class 96 4 Fruit Scones
Class 97 4 Cheese Scones
Class 98 Plain Chocolate Cake (no icing or filling)
Class 99 An Iced Coffee and Walnut Cake
Class 100 Fruit Loaf
Class 101 6 Ginger Biscuits
Class 102 Fatless Sponge Cake - no filling
Class 103 Victoria Sandwich Cake ( Baked in 2 tins)
Class 104 6 Shortbread Fingers
Class 105 6 Traditional Recipe Queen Cakes - no paper cases
Class 106 Savoury Flan - Shortcrust Pastry
Class 107 Cherry Loaf
Class 108 4 Decorated Cup Cakes
Class 109 4 Sausage Rolls in Shortcrust pastry
Class 110 Men Only - 4 Muffins, 1 variety
Class 111 Men Only - Cake of own choice undecorated, not exceeding 7” Diam.
Classes 95, 97 & 110 kindly sponsored by Abbey Stores and Tearooms
Classes 98-101 kindly sponsored by Dick & Julie
EGGS
Class 112 6 Hen Eggs, White Fresh
Class 113 6 Hen Eggs, Brown Fresh
Class 114 6 Hen Eggs, Blue or Green
Class 115 6 Bantam Eggs
£20 towards Prize Money kindly donated by Rosedale Church
F. Dowson Memorial Cup for most points in Classes 93-115
HANDICRAFTS
JUDGES: Anne Guy
Carol Pounder
Class 116 Any Fancy Article, Soft Material
Class 117 A Cushion Max Size 16 Inches
Class 118 Any Article of Beadwork
Class 119 Any Fancy Article, Made from Felt
Class 120 A Cross Stitch, Framed
Class 121 Embroidery, framed.
Class 122 A piece of Handmade Jewellery
Class 123 Any Fancy Article, Crochet work.
Class 124 Any Hand Knitted Garment for a baby up to 18 months
Class 125 Any Hand Knitted Garment for a Child. 2-6 years
Class 126 Any Hand Knitted Garment for an Adult
Class 127 A Pin Cushion
Class 128 Any Useful Article.
Class 129 Best Soft Toy, Knitted.
Class 130 Patchwork Article.
Class 131 A Card suitable for A 21st Birthday - Max Size A5
Class 132 A Card suitable for Good Luck, Max Size A5
Class 133 Any Article from any craft not scheduled.
Doris Mappin Cup—Class 121
Chrissie Colledge Memorial Cup—Best Soft Toy (Class 129).
Dolsan Cup—Class 130
James Birkmyre cup for the Best Exhibit in Classes 119-123
All exhibits not to have been shown at a previous Rosedale Show
FROM THE ARCHIVES
Class 134 Small Bottle of Homemade Mead
Class 135 4 Pieces Cake or Biscuits (to include rhubarb as one ingredient)
Class 136 A Small Raised Pie, any filling
Class 137 5 Pieces of Food, Suitable for an Afternoon Tea (Knit or Crochet)
£20 kindly donated by Rosedale Caravan Park
Norman Geoffrey Smith trophy for most points in Archive Classes
PRESERVES (ETC.)
JUDGE: Mrs. Ann Cowie
Class 138 Jar of Raspberry Jam.
Class 139 Jar of Strawberry Jam.
Class 140 Jar of Jam, any other variety.
Class 141 Jar of Jelly, any variety.
Class 142 Jar of Marmalade.
Class 143 Jar of Lemon Curd.
Class 144 12oz Jar of Honey, any variety
Covers in all Classes to be removed
Class 145 Jar of Chutney.
Class 146 Jar of Pickled Vegetables.
O'Brien Cup - Class l38
Updale Cup - Most points in Classes 138-146
£25 kindly donated by the Howard Caravan Club Park Site
WINES
JUDGE: Dr. A. Heading, Great Broughton
Class 147 White or Rose Wine Dry or Sweet
Class 148 Red Wine, Dry or Sweet.
Class 149 Bottle of Damson Gin Approx 35cl Bottle
Class 150 Sloe Gin Liqueur Approx 35cl Bottle
Class 151 Any other variety of liqueur.
Gwyneth John Goblet for best exhibit in section.
£12 towards Prize Money kindly donated by the Ian & Jackie Brown
WOMEN'S INSTITUTE & YORKSHIRE COUNTRY
WOMEN'S SECTION (Members only)
All entries to be exhibitor's own work
Class 152 6 Raspberry Buns
Class 153 Orange Marmalade with a named difference
Class 154 Floral Arrangement in a Candle Holder
Class 155 Stuffed Animal - knit or crochet
For most points, Mrs. Dolphin Rose Bowl
Kindly sponsored by Updale W.I.
CHILDREN’S BAKING (OWN WORK)
Class 156 4 Pieces No Bake Slice Cereal Bar - 5yrs & under
Class 157 4 Pieces No bake Slice Healthy Bar, suitable for a child’s Lunch Box - 6-8yrs
Class 158 4 Pieces “Rocky Road” Bar 16yrs & Under
Class 159 4 Pieces No bake Slice Healthy Bar, suitable for a child’s Lunch Box
- 16yrs & Under
Kindly sponsored by Updale W.I.
ART
ALL EXHIBITS MUST BE ANONYMOUS
JUDGE: Amanda Pickles
Class 160 Pencil, Pen and Ink, Line and Wash Pastel. any subject
Class 161 Picture using any other medium, Max A3
Class 162 Water Colour Painting, any subject, Max A3
Class 163 Oil Painting/Acrylic any subject, Max A3
Sloots Cup for the Best Art Exhibit
Class 164 A Papier Mache Bowl in Style of Gillies Jones Glass design
Class 165 Handwriting - Poem - Maximum 120 words to be judged
on quality of handwriting not calligraphy
Bill Church Plaque for Best in Class 165
Class 166 A Short story in 50 words judged on content and originality written in 2017
Art Classes kindly sponsored by Gillies Jones Glass Ltd.
PHOTOGRAPHY (7” x 5” Max)
JUDGE Mrs. Lucy Wilson
All photographs to be taken by the exhibitor
Class 167 It was an accident
Class 168 Moorland Magic
Class 169 The more the merrier
Class 170 Just Us
Class 171 Garden Visitor
Class 172 Mud glorious mud
Class 173 Open to Children 15 years and under "A Selfie"
Photography Classes kindly sponsored by Eboracum Motorcycle Club of York.
Gary Holmes Shield for best exhibit in photography
£5 for most points in photography kindly donated by Mr. M. Leckenby
CHILDREN’S CLASSES
JUDGE: Mrs. S. Drew
Prizes: £5, £4, £3 Entry 60p
Age only to be written on the front of the exhibit
Class 174 Handwriting Reception Infants and under A line from a nursery rhyme
Class 175 Painting Reception Infants and under A flock of hens (max size A3)
Class 176 Collage Reception Infants and under Flowers (max size A3)
Class 177 Model Reception Infants and under My house (any media)
Class 178 Handwriting Year 1 and 2 Infants A poem about school
Class 179 Painting Year 1 and 2 Infants Show Day (max size A3)
Class 180 Collage Year 1 and 2 Infants The Living Forest (max size A3)
Class 181 Model Year 1 and 2 Infants Hens (any media)
Class 182 Handwriting Year 3 and 4 Juniors A poem about forests
Class 183 Painting Year 3 and 4 Juniors The Living Forest (max size A3)
Class 184 Collage Year 3 and 4 Juniors Show Day (max size A3)
Class 185 Model Year 3 and 4 Juniors Cockerals (any media)
Class 186 Handwriting Year 5 and 6 Juniors A poem about friends
Class 187 Painting Year 5 and 6 Juniors An adventure trip (max size A3)
Class 188 Collage Year 5 and 6 Juniors A famous building (max size A3)
Class 189 Model Year 5 and 6 Juniors My ideal, imaginary bed (any media)
Class 190 A Friendship Bracelet 12 - 15 Years
Class 191 A Photograph of Bale Art 12 - 15 Years
Class 192 Garden Flower Arrangement in a Novelty Container 11 years and under
Class 193 Garden Flower Arrangement in a Novelty Container 12 - 15 Years
All Classes both Boys and Girls
The Jackson/Cowley Cup to the child with most points attending Rosedale School.
Trev & Lorraine Dale kindly donate prize money in classes 174, 178, 182 & 186
West Riding Cup for the best specimen of handwriting Years 1 & 2
Barry Richardson kindly donates £20
Rosedale School HSA kindly donates prize money for classes 179, 183 & 187
£20 kindly donated by Barbara
FLOWERS
JUDGE: Mrs. Dawson Brown
Prizes: £5, £4, £3 Entry 60p
Class 194 1 Gents Buttonhole.
Class 195 1 Lady's Spray.
Class 196 3 Asters.
Class 197 3 Roses.
Class 198 Miniature Flower Arrangement Max Size 4”
Class 199 3 Dahlias Decorative
Class 200 3 Dahlias Cactus
Class 201 4 Pom Pom Dahlias
Class 202 1 Rose judged on scent only
Class 203 4 Pansies or Violas.
Class 204 My ideal miniature garden. Max size 12”x12”
Class 205 Vase of Sweet Peas, 12 stems.
Class 206 A bunch of Lavender
Class 207 3 Marigolds.
Class 197 - R. Harvey Cup.
Class 205 - T. D. Bowes Rose Bowl.
£20 towards Prize Money kindly donated by The Collis Family
N.B. All flowers to be grown by exhibitor.
LOCAL FLOWERS
(See Rule 17)
Prizes: £5, £4, £3 Entry 60p
Class 208 4 Dahlias.
Class 209 3 Roses.
Class 210 4 Pansies.
Class 211 Vase or Bowl of Mixed Flowers.
M. J. Sims Cup for most points.
Jack Bowes Memorial Trophy for Class 208
£20 Towards Local flowers Kindly donated by Graze on the Green
PLANTS
Prizes: £5, £4, £3 Entry 60p
Class 212 Flowering Plant, any variety.
Class 213 1 Foliage Plant, any variety.
Class 214 1 Cactus Plant or Succulent.
Class 215 An Orchid any variety
All entries not staged by 10.00 a.m. will be rejected
ENTRIES CLOSE WEDNESDAY, 9th August 2017
VEGETABLES
JUDGE: Mr. R. Kendall
Prizes: £5, £4, £3 Entry 60p
Class 216 6 Eschalots, Straw.
Class 217 One head of Lettuce
Class 218 1 Cauliflower.
Class 219 3 Stalks of Rhubarb.
Class 220 6 Pods of Broad Beans.
Class 221 6 Pods of Peas.
Class 222 3 Carrots, Long.
Class 223 4 Tomatoes.
Class 224 1 Vegetable Marrow.
Class 225 6 Cherry Tomatoes
Class 226 6 Kidney Beans.
Class 227 6 Runner Beans.
Class 228 6 Eschallots, dressed red.
Class 229 2 Courgettes.
Class 230 3 Onions with tops.
Class 231 4 Winter Onions, dressed.
Class 232 6 Onions grown from bulb.
Class 233 2 Beetroots, globe.
Class 234 2 Beetroots, long.
Class 235 Any other single vegetable not classified.
Class 236 1 Green Cabbage.
Class 237 1 Cucumber.
Class 238 Potatoes, 3 varieties, 4 of each kind.
Class 239 6 Potatoes, round.
Class 240 6 Potatoes, kidney.
Class 241 1 Vegetable & 1 Bloom
Class 242 1 Fruit & 1 Bloom
Class 243 3 Varieties of Growing Herbs
Class 244 The Longest stick of Rhubarb - In the best condition
Desmond's Cup Class 238
Bert Thompson Memorial Cup best exhibit Classes 239 & 240
John Young Cup for most points.
NOVICE CLASSES
The following six classes are open to any exhibitor who has never previously won a first prize
in Horticulture at Rosedale Show
Class 245 3 Onions as grown
Class 246 2 Round Beetroot
Class 247 2 Courgettes
Class 248 4 Tomatoes
Class 249 3 Potatoes
Class 250 Single Stem of any Flower
Mr M Leckenby kindly donates £5 for the best exhibit in the novice classes
FARM PRODUCE
JUDGE: Mr. Maurice Pearson
NOTE: Must be grown in 2017
Prizes: £5, £4, £3 Entry 60p
Class 251 2 Swedes.
Class 252 2 Fodder Beet any colour
Class 253 6 Farmers potatoes (unwashed)
Class 254 A Sample of Winter Barley
Class 255 12 Ears of Wheat
Class 256 12 Ears of Barley, Winter Variety
Class 257 12 Ears of Barley, Spring Variety.
Class 258 12 Ears of White Oats
Class 259 1 Bale or Truss of this season’s hay
Class 260 A Sample of Silage (clamp or big bale) Max 5kg
The Pearson Cup for most points in the Farm Produce Classes.
D & R Cussons Trophy for Class 259
SHEPHERD'S CROOKS
JUDGE: Mr. Maurice Pearson
Prizes: £5, £4, £3 Entry 60p
Class 261 Stick, Any Variety
Class 262 Shepherd’s Crook, Any Variety
Class 263 Thumb Stick, Any Variety
James Hodgson Memorial Cup for Best Exhibit.
Prize Money kindly donated by Dave Oakey
OUTDOOR SCULPTURES
(maximum height 6')
Prizes: £10, £6, £4. Entry £1 - Rosedale Cup for best exhibit
Rosettes for all.
Class 264 An Animal made from Recycled Material
Class 265 A farmyard Fowl made from Wire Netting
SMALL STOCK SECTION
All Entries to:
Mrs S. Myers, Low Thorgill Farm, Rosedale West, Pickering Y018 8SG
Tel: (01751) 417375
Entires close Wednesday, 9th August, 2017
RABBITS
JUDGE: Mr. S. Beckwith
Judging to commence 10.30am
Prizes: £4, £3, £2 Entry 80p
FANCY
Class 1 Dutch/English Adult
Class 2 Dutch English U/5
Class 3 AV Lop/ N.Dwarf Adult
Class 4 AV Lop/N.Dwarf U/5
Class 5 Silver/Tan/Himalayan Adult
Class 6 Silver/Tan/Himalayan U/5
Class 7 Any Other Variety Adult
Class 8 Any Other Variety Adult U/5
Class 9 Challenge Fancy Adult
Class 10 Challenge Fancy U/5
Class 11 Any Variety Rex Adult
Class 12 Any Variety Rex U/5
Class 13 Any Variety Normal Fur Adult
Class 14 Any Variety Normal Fur U/5
Class 15 Fur/Rex Challenge Adult
Class 16 Fur/Rex Challenge U/5
Class 17 Grand Challenge AVAA
Class 18 Best Childs Rabbit (condition) no Duplicates
Andrew Pinder Shield for Class 17
Barry Pinder Cup for Class 18
All entries not staged by 10.00 a.m. will be rejected
CAVIES
JUDGE: Mr. S. Beckwith
Prizes: £4, £3, £2 Entry 80p
Class 19 Self Adult
Class 20 Self 5 to 8 Months
Class 21 Self under 5 months
Class 22 Any other variety Adult
Class 23 Any other variety 5 to 8 months
Class 24 Any other variety under 5 months
Class 25 Self Challenge Any age
Class 26 Non Self challenge Any age
Class 27 Challenge A.A
Class 28 Juveniles - No Duplicates
PIGEONS
JUDGE: Mr. P. Yates
Mr. J. Postill
Judging to commence 10.30a.m.
Prizes: £4, £3, £2 Entry 80p
Class 29 Homer Cock
Class 30 Homer Hen
Class 31 Homer Cock rung 2017
Class 32 Homer Hen Rung 2017
Class 33 Wire Class Cock, judged through wires
Class 34 Wire Class Hen, judged through wires
Class 35 Any Other Flyer, Cock or Hen
Class 36 Any Other Variety Cock L.F
Class 37 Any Other Variety Hen L.F
Class 38 Short Faced Adult
Mr. A. Myers gives £2.00 for Best Pigeon in Show.
DUCKS/POULTRY
( Subject to DEFRA Regulations)
JUDGE: Miss R. Sleightholme
Judging to commence 10.30a.m.
Prizes: £4, £3, £2 Entry 80p
Class 39 Call or Bantam Duck, or Drake
Class 40 Duck any other variety
Class 41 Drake any other variety
Class 42 Large Fowl Male Heavy breed
Class 43 Large Fowl Male Light Breed
Class 44 Large Fowl Hen heavy Breed
Class 45 Large Fowl Hen Light Breed
Class 46 Cross bred Hen / Pullet, Likeliest layer
Class 47 Rare Breed Cock
Class 48 Rare Breed Hen
Class 49 Any Variety True Bantam cock or hen
Class 50 Wyandotte bantam Cock or Hen
Class 51 Pekin Cock or Hen
Class 52 Any Other Variety Bantam Cock, Soft feathered
Class 53 Any Other Variety Bantam Hen, Soft Feathered
Class 54 Old English Game Male
Class 55 Old English Game Female
Class 56 Any Other Variety Hard Feather Male
Class 57 Any Other Variety Hard Feather Female
Class 58 Bantam cockerill hatched 2017
Class 59 Bantam Pullet hatched 2017
Class 60 Juveniles No Duplicates
FOX HOUNDS
JUDGE: Mr. Chris Tetley
Judging to commence at 2.00 p.m. Entries taken on the field.
Prizes: £3, £2, £1. Entry £1.00
Class 1 Best Foxhound Dog
Class 2 Best Fellhound Dog
Class 3 Best Foxhound Dog, Unentered
Class 4 Best Fellhound Dog, Unentered
Class 5 Best Foxhound Bitch
Class 6 Best Fellhound Bitch
Class 7 Best Foxhound Bitch, Unentered
Class 8 Best Fellhound Bitch, Unentered
Class 9 Best Couple Foxhounds
Class 10 Best Couple Fellhounds
Class 11 Best Hound Puppy Under 1 Year
Bob Istead, kindly donates prize money for Class 11
Decaward Trophy for the best Fox Hound.
G. T. Thornton Cup for the Best Fellhound.
TERRIER SHOW
Judging commences at 2pm
JUDGE: Mr. F. Cook, Kildale
Rosettes for Prizes: Entry £1.00
Entries taken on the Field
ENTRY CRITERIA
1. Only undocked and legally docked terriers may be entered at this show
2. All terriers born on or after 6th April 2007 must be legally docked to be entered.
Exhibitors must have a docking certificate available for examination if requested by a show official.
Class 1 Lakeland, Dog.
Class 2 Lakeland Bitch.
Class 3 Lakeland Puppy
Class 4 Border Dog.
Class 5 Border Bitch.
Class 6 Border Puppy
Class 7 Cross Bred Dog.
Class 8 Cross Bred Bitch.
Class 9 Cross Bred Puppy.
Class 10 Rough Jack Russell Dog.
Class 11 Rough Jack Russell Bitch.
Class 12 Rough Jack Russell Puppy
Class 13 Smooth Jack Russell Dog.
Class 14 Smooth Jack Russell Bitch.
Class 15 Smooth Jack Russell Puppy
Class 16 Best Pair.
Class 17 Under 12" Any Terrier Dog or Bitch.
Class 18 Pet Dog or Bitch, any variety, shown by child under 12 years.
Best in Show qualifies for the Cock of the North.
Perrett-Young Tankard for Champion Terrier. Please note classes will be amalgamated if there are insufficient entries.
TERRIER RACES
Run by mechanical rabbit and trap
Entry 50p
To commence after Terrier Show
GUNDOGS & SCURRY
Entries on the field
Scurry 12.30pm • Show 2.00 p.m.
JUDGE: Mr. P. Barnes, Cropton
Prizes: £5, £3, £2 Entry Fee £1
Class 1 Labrador
Class 2 English Springer Spaniel
Class 3 Any other variety Gundog
Winner in each class to be judged for Best in Show
J. Greetham Memorial Trophy for the Best Gun Dog
Prize Money kindly donated by Martin & Julie Ellis (Ellanor Windows)
HOUND TRAIL
FIRST RACE PRIZES, £2.50, £2.00, £1.50, £1.00, Entry £1.00
SECOND RACE PRIZES, £2.50, £2.00, £ 1.50, £1.00, Entry £1.00
Hound Trail to be run under Yorkshire Hound Trail Association Rules
All Hounds must be registered with the Yorkshire Hound Trail Association
First Race Winner - Wedgwood Trophy
Second Race Winner - Dynamo Trophy
GYMKHANA GAMES, 3.00pm
Ring Classes take precedence over Gymkhana
Entries taken on the field
Prizes: £4.00, £3.00, £2.00. Entry £1.50
Class 1 Bending Race, 8 years and under, lead rein
Class 2 Bending Race, 12 years and under
Class 3 Bending Race, 16 years and under
Class 4 Potato Race, 8 years and under, lead rein
Class 5 Potato Race, 12 years and under
Class 6 Potato Race, 16 years and under
Class 7 Musical Race, 8 years and under, lead rein
Class 8 Musical Race, 12 years and under
Class 9 Musical Race, 16 years and under
Class 10 Bran Tub Race, 8 years and under
Class 11 Bran Tub Race, 9 years and over
In classes 10 and 11 all prize winners barred.
VINTAGE TRACTORS
JUDGE: Mr. D. A. Trotter
Prizes £20, £15, £10 Entry £3
V1 Best Tractor Pre 1960.
V2 Best Tractor Post 1960.
V3 Most Original Tractor - No Entry Necessary
Entries close 9th August, 2017
Ryedale District Council Cup for the Best Tractor Exhibit
The Society tries to take every care to avoid accidents.
Please do all you can to ensure that Rosedale Show runs safely.
TROPHY WINNERS
Please note Trophies and Cups are donated in memory of past exhibitors and supporters of
Rosedale Show. It is very disheartening for their family members and committee when these are not
returned. We are pleased when you win them but more so when you return them. If you find one of
our missing trophies PLEASE return it as soon as possible. If you are returning a cup or trophy on
showday please take it to the cup tent clean and ready for presentation. S.Dring, Chairman
1. MALCOLM JOHNSON TROPHY — Champion Butcher's Beast.
2. THOMPSON CUP - Best Calf and Handler
3. Mrs. RHEINBERG CUP — Goats, Best Milker.
4. HOWARDIAN SHIELD — Best Goatling.
5. JOAN FRANKLAND CUP— Best Exhibit (Goats)
6.PAMMAR TROPHY -Best kid
7. MARTIN SHIELD-Best aov Goat
8. STURDY CUP Champion Mare or Gelding over 15.2
9. Mr MAGNUM CUP — Small Hunter.
10. ANTHONY MILBURN CUP — Champion Ridden Hunter.
11. SONLEY MEMORIAL CUP — Retrained Racehorse
12. Mrs MILLER'S CUP — Coloured Pony 14.2 & Under
13. ROSEDALE SHOW CUP - Coloured Horse 14.3 & Over
14. TRICIA COLE TROPHY — for Champion Ridden Coloured
15. JAMES FARROW PERPETUAL CUP—Champion Heavy Horses.
16. GEORGE JOHNSON TROPHY —Best Carting Foal.
17. JEMMY ACONLEY MEMORIAL SHIELD — Heavy Horse.
18. W. PEIRSON CUP—Ponies.
19. A. & A. W. CHAMPION CUP — Ponies.
20. DECAWARD SHIELD — Ponies
21. Mrs. TURNBULL CUP—Ponies.
22. JOHN NEESAM CUP—Ponies.
23. HAWSKER STUD TROPHIES - Shetland Ponies
24. HAWSKER STUD TROPHIES - Shetland Ponies
25. MILBURN CUP — Ponies.
26. OAKBURY TROPHY — Ponies
27. GENESIS STUD TROPHY — Ponies
28. TREDENOCH JACK THE LAD MEMORIAL TROPHY — Ponies
29. PERRETT-YOUNG CUP-Ponies
30. ROLAND W. STEPHENSON CUP—Mounted Fancy Dress.
31. BROWN TROPHY - Jumping
32. L. & M. TURNBULL CUP — Jumping.
33. GEOFFREY DUNN TROPHY — Jumping.
34. ANGLIA CASTINGS & ENGINEERING TROPHY — Jumping.
35. TRUSTSPAN TROPHY - Jumping
36. GERALD BARRACLOUGH MEMORIAL TROPHY — Swaledale Aged Ram.
37. ERNEST METCALFE CUP — Champion Swaledale.
38. ROSEDALE & DISTRICT SOCIETY CUP—Most Points in Swaledale Classes.
39. CARTER TROPHY - Best Male and Female Swaledale Sheep bred by exhibitor.
40. .JOHN REES TANKARD — Mashams and Mules.
41. PICKERING TANKARD - Blue Faced Leicesters
42. PERPETUAL TROPHY — Most points in Texel Sheep Classes.
43. MAURICE PEARSON TANKARD-Local fat lambs
44. LEGARD TROPHY — Rare & Minority Sheep.
45. CABITAS TROPHY - Novelty Dog Show
46. F. DOWSON MEMORIAL CUP — Industrial (Classes 93-115)
47. DORIS MAPPIN CUP — Embroidery.
48. CHRISSIE COLLEDGE MEMORIAL CUP — Best Soft Toy.
49. DOLSAN CUP — Patchwork.
50. JAMES BIRKMYRE CUP—Best Exhibit in Classes 119-123
51. NORMAN GEOFFREY SMITH TROPHY - Archive Section
52. O'BRIEN CUP—Preserves.
53. UPDALE CUP — Preserves.
54. GWYNETH JOHN GOBLET — Wines.
55. MRS. DOLPHIN ROSE BOWL— W.I. Classes.
56. SLOOTS CUP—Art.
57. BILL CHURCH PLAQUE — Handwriting.
58. GARY HOLMES SHIELD - Photography
59. THE JACKSON/COWLEY CUP—Local Children's Classes.
60. WEST RIDING CUP— Children's handwriting.
61. R. HARVEY CUP — Roses.
62. T. D. BOWES ROSE BOWL — Sweet Peas.
63. M.J. SIMS CUP — Local Flowers
64.JACK BOWES MEMORIAL TROPHY (Local Dahlias)
65. DESMOND'S CUP — Potatoes.
66. BERT THOMPSON MEMORIAL CUP — Potatoes.
67. JOHN YOUNG CUP—Vegetables.
68. THE PEARSON CUP — Farm Produce.
69. D & R CUSSONS TROPHY— Bale or Truss Hay
70. JAMES HODGSON MEMORIAL CUP — Shepherd's Crooks.
71. ANDREW PINDER SHIELD — Champion Rabbit.
72. BARRY PINDER CUP - Child’s Rabbit
73. DECAWARD SHIELD — Best Foxhound.
74. G. T. THORNTON CUP — Best Fellhound.
75. PERRETT-YOUNG TANKARD — Champion Terrier.
76. J. GREETHAM MEMORIAL TROPHY - Gundog
77. WEDGWOOD TROPHY—Hound Trail
78. .DYNAMO TROPHY — Hound Trail.
79. RYEDALE DISTRICT COUNCIL CUP- Best Tractor Exhibit
80. ROSEDALE CUP - Outdoor Sculptures
Will Cup holders please return them clean and ready for presentation at the show.
The secretary to be notified of any loss or damage to a trophy.
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