here - Huby and Sutton Show

Huby and Sutton on the Forest
Agricultural Society Ltd
PRIZE
SCHEDULE
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Saturday 25 June 2016
Sutton Park, Sutton on the Forest York YO61 1DP
CLOSING DATE for entries to appear in the Programme
WEDNESDAY 8TH JUNE 2016
See Individual Entry Forms for more information
Affiliated to British Showjumping,
Yorkshire Sport Horse of GB and Equifest Patron: Sir Reginald Sheffield, Bt, D.L.
President: W Anderson BVMS, MsRCVS
40 Silver Trophies and over £5,000 in prizes
ENTRY FORMS ONLINE
www.hubyandsuttonshow.org.uk
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ENTRY SECRETARIES
Horses:
Shelagh Tinnion
1 School Terrace
Brafferton
Helperby YO61 2PA
01423 360539
Shelagh@arialbloodstock.plus.com
Cattle, Sheep, Farm & Garden Produce,
Home Produce and Crafts:
Alison Kitchen
Tall Timbers, Sutton on the Forest YO61 1DY
01347 810685
entries@hubyandsuttonshow.org.uk
Goats:
Debbie Smith
Common lane Farm, Common Lane,Warthill,York,Y019 5XS
01904 400250
jonh@commlane.orangehome.co.uk
All other enquiries to:
Rachel Hetherington, Secretary
07805 084979
rachel25beaumont@yahoo.co.uk
Huby & Sutton on the Forest Agricultural Society would like to
thank the following local organisations for their invaluable help with
car parking and manning the entry gates on show day
Easingwold Air Cadets
Sutton Old Fogies
Easingwold Lions
Easingwold & Strensall Masonic Lodges
Huby and Sutton on the Forest Agricultural Society Ltd
Patron
Sir Reginald Sheffield Bt D.L.
President
W Anderson BVMS, MsRCVS
Deputy President
M Rigby
Hon Vice Presidents
Mrs K Beaumont, T Clark, R Colebatch, R H Dixon, G Dunning, H P Hogarth, Ms J Johnson, D W
Knowlson, Mrs R Polkey
Council Members and Trustees
Chairman: Willie Anderson
P Beaumont
Sally Dixon
Mr Chris Rooke
Vice Chairman: Mike Rigby
Company Secretary: Caroline Loseby
General Adminstrator: Sue Bracewell
Mrs L Wagstaff
Mrs P D Hall
G Singleton
Mrs R Hetherington
Show Committee
Chairman: Chris Rooke
Show Secretary: Mrs Rachel Hetherington
All Council members sit on the Show Committee
David Bracewell
Gillian Helliwell
Shelagh Holloway
Ruth Snowden
Cathy Prowde
Rena Martin
Robin Cornforth
James Edgar
Maggie Morris
Sheila Cornforth
Nick Cox
Lynn Wagstaff
Hon Veterinary Surgeons
Malcom Whitehead, Galtres Veterinary Surgery, Applegarth, Flawith, York YO61 1SF
Objectives
To promote, advance and improve, for the benefit of the public, agricultural, horticultural,
forestry, rural crafts and skills in all their branches by the improvement of livestock and the
demonstration of livestock, machinery, crafts, products, methods and processes connected
with agriculture and agricultural education.
A company registered in England with charitable status.
Registered Office: 82 Long Street, Easingwold, York YO61 3HT
Company No: 5958348. Registered Charity No: 1116967
HUBY & SUTTON ON THE FOREST
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY LTD
Much work has gone on behind the scenes this winter by the Show committee with
some new faces. I have been so impressed by their work- done with such enthusiasm.
It has been a pleasure to work with them, and I am sure that we will benefit on the
showday. The work done by Ruth Snowden, Gill Helliwell, and Cathy Prowde led by
new Show Secretary Rachel Hetherington, particularly in the field of Marketing &
Sponsorship is amazing.
By moving the show date we will attract more visitors, and involve the local
community, schools & farmers. The committee have worked hard to refresh the whole
atmosphere of the show, with a lot of changes, and new attractions set up. Whether
you are a visitor or an exhibitor I do hope you come & enjoy the day- our aim is to
make the event a happy one.
Looking forward to a sunny successful Show.
Willie Anderson
Chairman of the Council
IMPORTANT NOTE TO HORSE EXHIBITORS
*Entries received (with SAE) before Wed 8th June will be
sent a red gate pass, and admission for two people.
*Late entries up to Sat 18th June will be charged an extra
£5 per class, and not receive passes.
*Entries on the day (not including showjumping) will be
£7 extra.
*Cars are not allowed in the horsebox park.
*Any vehicle entering the red gate containing more than
4 adults will be charged admission. CASH ONLY ON
SHOW DAY PLEASE
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RULES AND REGULATIONS
The District of the Society shall be unlimited
All Entries for the Competition must be the bona-fide property of the Exhibitor at the time of Entry. Subscriptions may
be paid to the Collectors, who are empowered to give receipts and hand over tickets. No tickets will be forwarded
unless the subscriptions are previously paid.
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All disputes which shall arise in any section relating to awarding of prizes, trophies or any other matter relating to
classes, shall be referred to the Show Committee, whose decision in all cases will be final.
Any disputes relating to the management of the Show/Event shall be referred to the Society Council, whose decision
will be final.
No person standing indebted to the Society shall be allowed to make an Entry while such debt remains unpaid.
Exhibitors must have their exhibits on the field by the times contained in the Schedule.
Stock will be required to keep to their proper places as directed by the Stewards. All persons violating this rule will be
liable to forfeit their prizes and pay a fine of £30.00, which shall be strictly enforced.
Exhibitors removing stock from their stand before 4.30 p.m. after being judged on any pretence whatever, without
written leave from Emergency Committee, will be precluded from taking any prize which may have been awarded.
The Secretary in making out the award book for the Judges will strike out all entries for competition for which the
entrance fees are not paid. This rule will be STRICTLY ENFORCED.
Any person wishing to raise an objection must do so in writing to the Secretary, within 30 minutes of the close of
judging and deposit with her the sum of £50 and if on investigation by the Committee the objection is not sustained to
their satisfaction, the deposit money shall, at the discretion of the Committee, be forfeited to the funds of the Society.
In any cases of disqualification, the Animal or other exhibit placed next in merit will succeed the prize.
All stock shown may (if considered necessary by the Stewards) be examined by the Veterinary Inspector, either before
or after being judged, and if passed as unsound, unhealthy, or not the correct age or height specified shall be
disqualified or excluded from competition, and the Certificate in writing of the Veterinary Officer shall be final and
conclusive on that point.
Should the exhibitor of any animal at any of the Society’s Shows fail to prove, to the satisfaction of the Committee, the
correctness of any Certificate he may have given when called upon to do so he shall forfeit all claim to any Prize which
may have been awarded to him, and may be prohibited from exhibiting in any future Show of the Society.
Any exhibitor bringing any animal into the Show Ground diseased with any epidemic disorder shall, on proof thereof,
forfeit £50 to the Secretary for the use of the Society.
The Committee of the Society will not be responsible for any losses, mistakes, or accidents of any description that may
occur to any Entry, and entries will be received subject to this condition.
The public will be admitted into the Show Ground at 8.30 a.m. on payment of £8.00 each, Concessions £6.00 Children
£4.00 Children aged 3 years and under free of charge. Family tickets (2 adults 2 school aged children) £18.00 Car
Parking FREE in the field adjoining the show. Show field parking only for disabled.
Honorary Members will be issued with appropriate Badges.
No distinguishing marks or letter shall be placed on any Exhibit, either in the ring or on any stand, and the Stewards
may strike out the name and number of any Exhibitor so offending and debar him from being awarded a prize.
If insufficient entries, prizes may be with-held at the discretion of the Judges in all classes.
Accounts owing to be rendered in 28 days and all prize money to be paid on Show Day. Cheques not cashed within six
months will not be re-issued without the consent of the Executive Committee.
The Committee reserve to themselves the right of altering any judging arrangements they deem necessary except
where prevented in sections controlled by a governing body.
No unauthorised person will be allowed in the Judging Rings or Marquees during judging.
The Committee reserve the right to cancel any Class owing to insufficient entries.
Ownership CATTLE and SHEEP must be ‘Bona Fide’ property of Exhibitor and to have owned the said exhibit for a
period of not less than 3 months before the date of the show.
All Trophies awarded must be returned at least one month before the following years show., or contact made with the
secretary.
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 Officials and Stewards.
A skull cap or a hat and safety harness, according to BSI Standard 4472 or 6473 must be worn by ALL competitors in
the jumping phase of Working Hunter Classes. Skullcaps must have a navy blue or black cover.
No B.S.J.A. Registered Animals or Riders allowed to compete in the unaffiliated show jumping.
Riders must have the correct dress to compete in unaffiliated jumping.
In the event of an objection to any prize winner of Class 22-27, prize money will be withheld and the said parties will
be notified of the outcome two weeks after the show (rule 10 also applies).
Horse classes: Prepaid entry applications will be accepted up to Wednesday 8th June and will be sent a red gate pass
which includes admission for up to two people. Late entries accepted up to 18 th June will be charged £5 extra per class,
and not appear in the catalogue. Entries on the day will be £7 extra. (not including showjumping which is on the day
only. Any vehicle entering the red gate with more than 4 passengers over 16 years old will be charged admission.
HORSE SECTION
This show is affiliated to Equifest, taking part at East of England
Showground on 17th-21st August, 2016. The two highest placed exhibits
not already qualified in each affiliated class will qualify. YOU DO NOT
NEED TO BE A MEMBER TO ENTER ANY EQUIFEST CLASSES.
MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND IN HAND
Judge: Classes1-8 Mrs L Clynes Thomas
Judging to commence at 9.00am in Ring 4
PRIZES 1st £8; 2nd £6; 3rd £5
Entry Fee: £6
Open to Mountain and Moorland Ponies registered with their respective pure bred societies of
Connemara, Dales, Exmoor, Fell, Highland, New Forest, Welsh A ,B,C,D, stallion, mare, colt, Filly or
Gelding any age, Classes may be divided as appropriate. These classes are Qualifiers for the
Drumacre Hall Stud /Equifest Mountain & Moorland in Hand.
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LIZ CROSS SHOW TEAM SMALL BREEDS IN HAND Colt, Filly or Gelding 1,2,3 years old from
the following breeds: Dartmoor, Exmoor, Welsh Section A and B.
LIZ CROSS SHOW TEAM SMALL BREEDS IN HAND Stallion, Mare or Gelding 4 years old and
over from the following breeds: Dartmoor, Exmoor, Welsh A and B. Foals will be judged
separately.
LIZ CROSS SHOW TEAM LARGE BREEDS IN HAND Stallion, Mare, Gelding, Colt or filly 4 year
& over from the following breeds: Connemara, Highland, Fell, Dales, New Forest, Welsh
Sections C and D. Foals will be judged separately.
LIZ CROSS SHOW TEAM IN HAND Colt,filly or gelding 1,2,3 year old from the following
breeds: Connemara, Highland, Fell, Dales, New Forest, Welsh Sections C and D.
M&M IN HAND CHAMPIONSHIP
Open to 1st and 2nd winners of classes 1-4. Silver Challenge Cup for the Champion.
Champion £15; Reserve £10
Champion & reserve qualify for the Supreme in hand Championship in the Main Ring
RIDDEN M&M
Entry Fee; £8
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CAVERNOMA ALLIANCE UK MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND LEAD REIN.
Registered purebred Mare or Gelding. 4 years old and over. Not exceeding 122cms.
Rider not to have attained their 9th birthday before 1st January in the current year.
CHANTREY FLEMING FAMILY MOUNTAIN AND MOORLAND FIRST RIDDEN
Registered purebred. Mare or Gelding. 4 years old & over not exceeding 128cms.
Rider not to have attained their 12th birthday before 1st January in current year.
MINI M & M RIDDEN CHAMPIONSHIP
Open to 1st and 2nd winners of classes 5 and 6
Silver Challenge Cup for the Champion Kindly donated by Mr & Mrs Wayne Burnell.
Champion £15; Reserve £10
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HEWITT FAMILY OPEN MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND RIDDEN SMALL BREEDS Registered
Pure Bred Ponies 4 years and over. (Dartmoor, Exmoor, Shetland, Welsh A and B, Rider any
age)
HEWITT FAMILY OPEN MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND RIDDEN LARGE BREEDS Registered Pure
Breed Ponies 4 year and over Highland, Fells, Dales, New Forest, Connemara,
Welsh C and D. Rider any age
M & M RIDDEN CHAMPIONSHIP
Open to 1st & 2nd winners in classes 7- 8 Champion
£15; Reserve £10.
G T Beal Silver Challenge Cup for the Champion
SHETLAND PONY IN HAND CLASSES
Judge: Mr Dawson
Judging not before 1.30pm in Ring 7
Classes 9 –14 are qualifiers for Drumacre Hall Stud/Equifest Mountain & Moorland In Hand.
PRIZES 1st £8; 2nd £6; 3rd £5
Entry Fee: £6
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YOUNGSTOCK For registered purbred 1,2,3 year old filly, colt, or gelding. *Class may be
split on the day depending on entries.
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4 YEARS OR OVER For registered purebred Stallion Mare or Gelding.
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FOAL to be progeny of mare in class 10.
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MINIATURES not exceeding 34” Stallion, mare or gelding. Young-stock not expected to
exceed 34” when full grown.
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MINIATURE FOAL to be progeny of mare in class 12.
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COLOURED SHETLAND For registered purebred. Other than Black. Any age. Open to both
standard and miniature types. Class may be split on the day depending on entries
SHETLAND CHAMPIONSHIP
open to 1st and 2nd prize winners of classes 9 - 14 Champion
£15; Reserve £10.
Champion & Reserve qualify for the Supreme in Hand Championship in the Main Ring
RIDDEN HUNTERS
Ride Judge; Mr J McTiffin
Conformation Judge; Miss P Hoyle
Judging to commence not before 1pm in Ring 3
PRIZES 1st £25; 2nd £20; 3rd £15
Entry fee £15
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MR E & MRS SA KYDD LIGHTWEIGHT HUNTER Mare or Gelding 4 years old and over
capable of carrying up to 12 stone 7lbs, Riders to have attained their 16th birthday.
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MR E & MRS SA KYDD MIDDLEWEIGHT HUNTER Mare or Gelding 4 years old or over,
capable of carrying 12 stone 7lbs and not exceeding 14 stone. Riders to have attained their
16th birthday.
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MR E & SA KYDD HEAVYWEIGHT HUNTER Mare or Gelding 4 year old and over, capable of
carrying over
14 stone, Riders to have attained their 16th birthday.
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MISS J BREW SMALL HUNTER Exceeding 148cms but not exceeding 158cms Mare or
Gelding 4 years old or over, Riders any age.
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MR E & MRS SA KYDD NOVICE RIDDEN HUNTER, Mare or gelding 4 year old and over
Rider to have attained their 16th birthday.
RIDDEN HUNTER CHAMPION
Open to 1st and 2nd winners in classes 15 -19.
J S Myers Memorial Rose Bowl will be awarded to the Champion. CHAMPION
£15; RESERVE £10
UNAFILLIATED SHOWJUMPING
Ring 1
Commencing at 10 am
ALL ENTRIES ON THE DAY OPEN TO JUNIOR & SENIOR
RIDERS
Classes will be split excluding the Pairs Relay if sufficient entries. All classes excluding the Pairs
Relay to be run in single phrase. Only the 2nd part of the course will be timed, and slightly higher
than the 1st. . Rosettes to 6th place (must go clear in the 1st round)
Prize money 1st £20 2nd £15 3rd £10
Entry Fee £8
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OPEN 50cms including lead rein
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RIDER & DOG CHALLENGE 6 showjumps at 55cms for rider & pony/ horse followed by rider
& dog over 6 agility fences. Pony to jump first then held by helper whilst rider & dog jump.
Fastest time wins.
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OPEN 60cms
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PAIRS RELAY 70cms £10 entry fee per pair. 1st £ 30, 2nd £20, 3rd £10
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OPEN 70cms
OPEN 80cms
OPEN 90cms
OPEN PUISSANCE Starting at 1m. Maximum of 5 rounds. £100, large rosette, and a sash to
the winner! Plus £50, large rosette and a sash to the highest placed pony. £10 entry fee.
BRITISH SHOWJUMPING
Ring 2
Held under British Showjumping Rules Ground Conditions Old Grass Parkland. Entries in Classes 28
- 33 are restricted to Horses registered with British Showjumping and must be ridden by members
in accordance with British Showjumping Rule 79. Rule 76.6, 82.21, 31.5 will be implemented
ENTRIES ON THE DAY ONLY Free tickets to ride available
on the day
COMPETITORS PLEASE NOTE: - ENTRIES MAY BE RESTRICTED TO THE FIRST 150 RECEIVED
Judges: H Wilkinson,M Bassnett
Course Builder: Jason Abbs
Contact; Christie Lee Batty 07886 192300
CLEAR ROUND 9.30-10.15am
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KBIS INSURANCE SENIOR BRITISH NOVICE/ 90cms OPEN
For reg horses not to have won a total of 125points in the British Novice section. Ridden by
an Adult, Associate or Junior member (who are aged 12 years and above in the current
calendar year). RULE 316 SINGLE PHASE. Rule 287 Speed 325mpm. Horses may compete in
one section only. Two separate prize funds awarded. 1st Prize Rosette is provided by
KBIS INSURANCE. Barratt Challenge Cup to the winner
PRIZES 1st £30, 2nd £25, 3rd £20, 4th £15
Entry Fee £14
NUPAFEED SENIOR DISCOVERY
For all reg horse born on or after 1st January 2010. Irrespective of points or not to have won
a total of 225 points ridden by Adult, Associate or Junior member. Horses will be eligible
for double clear qualification to attend second rounds providing they reach the age of 5
years or under in the same calendar year as the Senior Discovery Final- in accordance with
rule 314. Four double clears will qualify. SINGLE PHASE. Rule 287 Speed 325mpm Rule 314
Michael Cawood Memorial Cup to the winner
PRIZES 1st £30, 2nd £25, 3rd £20, 4th £15 Entry fee £14 30
THE BURGHAM 1.05M OPEN CHAMPOINSHIP QUALIFIER For reg horses ridden by Adult,
Associate or Junior member (who will be 12 years and over in the current calendar year)
SINGLE PHASE Rule 287 Speed 325mpm The championship will be held at Burgham
International Horse Trials on Sun 31st July 2016 Riders must be eligible to compete in
Bronze & Silver leagues. The first two in each class will qualify to compete in the semi final
at the championships providing they jump a double clear. The first 25 in the semi will
qualify to jump in the final in the main ring on the same day.Prize fund for the final is £1000.
Fosters Jewellers Silver Horse Head to the winner
PRIZES 1st £30, 2nd £25, 3rd £20, 4th £15
Entry fee £14
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CONNOLLYS RED MILLS Newcomers 1st Rd/ 1.10m OPEN
NEWCOMERS For all horses reg born on or after 1st January 2009 irrespective of points. Or
not to have won a total of 375 points. Ridden by an Adult, Associate or Junior member.
Horses will be eligible for double clear qualification to attend 2nd rounds providing they
reach the age of 6 years or under in the same calendar year as the Senior Newcomers Finalin accordance with rule 312.6. Four double clears to qualify for the Regional Finals.
OPEN for reg horses ridden by Adult, Associate or Junior member.
A7 325mpm. In the event of 30 or more starters the class will be split, and two sets of prize
money will be awarded. In the event of insufficient entries lower prize money will be
withheld in accordance with rule 76.6. Horses may only compete in one section only.
PRIZES 1st £40, 2nd £30, 3rd £20, 4th £15, 5th £15
Entry fee £15 32 HORSE
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HOUND FOXHUNTER/ 1.20 OPEN
For all reg horses born on or after 1st January 2009. Irrespective of points or not to have
win a total of 700 points. Ridden by an Adult, Associate or Junior member. Horses will be
eligible for double clear qualification to attend second rounds providing they reach the age
of 7 years or under in the same calendar year as the Horse & Hound Foxhunter Finalin
accordance with rule 310.6. Four double clears will qualify. SINGLE PHASE Rule 287 Speed
350mpm.
In the event of 30 or more starters the class will be split. Horses may compete in one section
only. 1st rosette sponsored by Horse & Hound. John Gibson Memorial Trophy donated by
Mrs O Gibson & family to the winner.
PRIZES 1st £50, 2nd £35, 3rd £25, 4th £20, 5th £20
Entry fee £16
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NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP QUALIFIER 1.30m OPEN
For reg horses to be ridden by an Adult, Associate or Junior member. Two double clears to
qualify for the British Showjumping National Championships. SINGLE PHASE Rule 287 Rule
306 Speed 350mpm. Colin Daker Trophy donated by Mr C Daker to the winner
PRIZES 1st £100, 2nd £70, 3rd £60, 4th £45, 5th £25
Entry fee £20
FUR AND FEATHER CLASSES
Classes for Rabbits, Pigeons and Poultry are in a separate schedule
available on our website or by sending SAE to:
Robin Cornforth, 4 Rosemary Court, Easingwold, YO61 3EZ
HUNTER BREEDING SECTION
YORKSHIRE SPORT HORSE (SHB OF GB) AWARDS FOR 2016 QUALIFYING SHOWS FOR ALL
AWARDS:
NB To be considered for a premium in 2016, you MUST pre-register your stock with one of our
REGISTRATION FORMS. These are available either online or from our General Secretary Liz
Lorrimar, 172 Front Street, Sowerby, Thirsk, YO7 1JN. This scheme was introduced two years ago,
and has saved endless confusion. These registration forms should be completed as early as
possible, and returned to Yorkshire Sport Horse. We shall continue to include Sport Horse classes
as well as Hunter Breeding classes in 2016. It is likely that there will be no Yorkshire Sport Horse
committee presence at qualifying shows. Results will be obtained from the secretary of each
participating show. No results will be published online end of the season. Premium vouchers, and
rosettes will be awarded at our Annual Dinner at the Bridge hotel, Walshford on 25 th November,
2016.
Hunter Breeding classes; Otley, Hambleton, Great Yorkshire Show, Malton, Driffield, Huby & Sutton
on the Forest, Ryedale, Yorkshire Sport Horse Show, (Double points at this show only) and National
Hunter Show
Sport Horses classes; Hambleton, Bramham, Huby & Sutton, Yorkshire Sport Horse (double points
at this show only), NPS Area 4, and National Hunter Show.
OTHER SHOWS MAYBE ADDED AS THE SEASON GETS UNDERWAY. PLEASE CHECK WEBSITE FOR
UPDATES
BROODMARE VOUCHERS
A Broodmare Voucher worth £100 and Rosette will be awarded in the Broodmare Class(es) to the
highest placed Broodmare (1st, 2nd or 3rd placed), certified in foal OR with own foal at foot. The
owner of the mare to reside in Yorkshire and the voucher to be used on ANY currently registered
SHB (GB) Graded Stallion in either 2017 or 2018. The voucher is not transferable and no mare to
win more than ONE voucher in each section (hunter breeding and sport horse) in any one season.
BREEDERS PREMIUMS (FOALS AND YOUNG STOCK)
Premiums – FOALS
A stallion voucher worth £50 and rosette will be awarded to the breeder who must reside in
Yorkshire, of the best foal (1st, 2nd or 3rd placed) sired by a graded SHB (GB) stallion currently
registered in the year of covering OR out of an SHB graded mare. A foal may win ONE premium
only in each section (Hunter breeding and sport horse) in any one season.
Premiums - YOUNGSTOCK
A stallion voucher worth £50 rosette will be awarded to the breeder who must reside in
Yorkshire, of the best yearling, 2 year old and 3 year old (1st, 2nd or 3rd placed) sired by a graded
SHB (GB) stallion currently registered in the year of covering OR out of an SHB graded mare. A
horse may win ONE premium only in each section (Hunter breeding and sport horse) in any one
season.
Payment
There will not be a Yorkshire Sport Horse presence at any of the qualifying shows. Results will be
obtained from the relevant shows and breeding details verified with Sports Horse Breeding of G.B.
The stallion voucher will then be sent to the breeder of the highest placed (1st, 2nd or 3rd placed)
animal in each class. Awards cards will be sent to the owners of the premium winners.
BREEDERS CHAMPIONSHIP
These award will be presented at the YSH Annual Dinner
HUNTERS
1.Broodmare Championship
The BREEDER of the Champion Hunter Broodmare will receive a trophy.
2. Foal Championship
The BREEDER of the Champion Hunter Foal will receive a trophy.
2.Youngstock Championship
The BREEDER of the Champion from 1,2 and 3 year old classes will receive a trophy
SPORT HORSES
4. Broodmare Championship
The BREEDER of the Champion Sport Horse Broodmare will receive a trophy.
5. Foal Championship
The BREEDER of the Champion Sport Horse Foal will receive a trophy.
6. Youngstock Championship
The BREEDER of the Champion from 1,2 and 3 year old Sport Horse classes will receive a trophy.
These prizes are awarded at the end of the year to the Broodmare, Foals, and Youngstock who
have gained the most points at qualifying shows, i.e 3 points for 1st, 2 for 2nd, and 1 for 3rd. In the
event of a tie, the horse with the most wins will take precedence.
All administration for this scheme is handled by Yorkshire Sport Horse (SHB of GB), and not the
individual shows involved. Enquiries should be forwarded to www.yorkshiresporthorse.co.uk or Liz
Lorrimar on 01845 523236, or lizlorrimar@tiscali.co.uk
HUNTER BREEDING CLASSES
Judge: Mr M Fitton
Judging to commence at 9.00am in Ring 7
A special rosette will be awarded to the highest placed Pure or Partbred Cleveland Bay in classes
34-39 by the Cleveland Bay Horse Society
PRIZES: 1st £15; 2nd £10; 3rd £8;
Entry Fee: £8
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HUNTER BROOD MARE Must have a foal at foot or a relevant certificate of pregnancy which
may be inspected at the show. This class will be split if sufficient entries come forward.
Killarney Breeze Memorial Trophy donated by Mr & Mrs R. L. Walker will be awarded to
the winner.
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FOAL – Colt or Filly Foals to be at least 3 weeks old on day of Show. Class will be split if
sufficient entries received.
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C A Smith Memorial Silver Trophy for the champion Foal.
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HUNTER YEARLING. Colt, Gelding of Filly foaled in 2015
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HUNTER TWO YEAR OLD. Gelding or Filly foaled in 2014 39 HUNTER THREE YEAR OLD.
Gelding of Filly foaled in 2013.
HUNTER BREEDING CHAMPIONSHIP
open to 1st and 2nd winners in classes 34 – 39.
Silver Rose Bowl kindly donated by the Derwent Shire Horse Society will be presented to the
Champion Hunter
CHAMPION £15; RESERVE £10
Champion & Reserve qualify for the Supreme in Hand Championship in the Main Ring
SPORT HORSE BREEDING
Judge: Mr J Conifey
Judging to commence not before 11.30am in Ring 7
SHB (GB) Registered number to be quoted on entry form
PRIZES 1st £15; 2nd £10; 3rd £8
Entry Fee: £8
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BROOD MARE -with foal at foot, or a relevant certificate of pregnancy which may be
inspected at the show. Likely to breed a potential Sport Horse.
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FOAL POTENTIAL SPORT HORSE – Colt, Gelding or Filly. All Foals must be at least 3 weeks
old on the day of the show.
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YEARLING POTENTIAL SPORT HORSE – open to any Colt, Gelding or Filly foaled in 2015 43
TWO YEAR OLD POTENTIAL SPORT HORSE -open to any Gelding or Filly foaled in 2014.
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THREE YEAR OLD POTENTIAL SPORT HORSE -open to any Gelding or Filly foaled in 2013
SPORT HORSE BREEDING CHAMPIONSHIP
Open to 1st and 2nd winners in classes 40-44.
CHAMPION £15 -RESERVE £10
Champion & Reserve to qualify for the Supreme in Hand Championship in the Main Ring
HEAVY HORSE CLASSES
OPEN TO IN HAND SHIRE, CLYDESDALE, PERCHERON & SUFFOLK PUNCH BREEDS
Judge Mr R Green
Judging to commence not before 1pm in Ring 4
PRIZES 1st £40, 2nd £30, 3rd £20
45
46
47
48
Entry fee £10
BROODMARE 4year old and over. With foal at foot or certificate of service.
COLT OR FILLY FOAL Must be at least 3 weeks old on showday
YEARLING Colt, Filly or Gelding foaled in 2015
TWO & THREE YEAR OLD Colt, Filly or Gelding foaled in 2014 or 2013 respectively 49
FOUR YEAR OLD & OVER
SPECIAL AWARDS FOR THE BEST DECORATED HORSE, BEST FEMALE HANDLER & YOUNG HANDLER
WILL BE GIVEN OUT BEFORE THE CHAMPIONSHIP
HEAVY HORSE CHAMPIONSHIP
Open to 1st and 2nd prizewinners from classes 45-49
Champion £15; Reserve £10
Champion & reserve will qualify for the Supreme in Hand Championship in the Main Ring
CHAPS COLOURED HORSE SECTION
Judge: Mr D Parks
To commence at 9.am in Ring 6
PRIZES 1st £10; 2nd £8; 3rd £6
Entry Fee: £6
Both owner and
the rider/exhibitor need not be a member of CHAPS(UK) nor
must the horse or pony be registered with CHAPS(UK) to
This show is affiliated to The Coloured Horse and Pony Society (UK).
compete.
The CHAPS(UK) Championship Show 2016. All our Classes will count as 2016
qualifiers. Members to apply in writing to CHAPS (UK) for appropriate qualifier card.
The following classes are CHAPS (UK) QUALIFIERS 50 -56. For full rulings and information on
competition / qualification, please refer to CHAPS (UK) Members Handbook, or visit
www.chapsuk.com for rulings. All STALLIONS entering these classes must be graded or valid First
Stage Approved with CHAPS (UK). First stage approved stallions are not permitted to enter HOYS
Qualifiers.
50
51
52
CHAPS(UK) Open Youngstock Qualifier; 1, 2 and 3 year Olds. No foals. (class may be split if
entries are sufficient)
CHAPS(UK) Non Native Open in hand Qualifier any age, any height, no foals.
CHAPS(UK) Native/Cob/Traditional Open in hand Qualifier any age any height no foals.
COLOURED IN HAND CHAMPIONSHIP
1st & 2nd from classes 50-52 to compete CHAMPION
£15: RESERVE £10
Champion & reserve will qualify for the Supreme in Hand Championship in the Main Ring
53
54
55
CHAPS(UK) Non Native Open Ridden Qualifier any height any age.
CHAPS(UK) Native/Cob/Traditional Open Ridden Qualifier any age any height.
CHAPS(UK) Novice Ridden Horse any type.
56
CHAPS(UK) Novice Ridden Pony any type.
COLOURED RIDDEN CHAMPIONSHIP
Open to 1st & 2nd prizewinners from classes 53-56 to compete CHAMPION
£15; RESERVE £10
RETRAINED RACEHORSE
Ring 3. To Commence at 9.00 am
Judge; Mr J Conifey
PRIZES 1st £15; 2nd £10; 3rd £8
Entry Fee £8
57
TARRA 2016 RIDDEN OPEN RACEHORSE Open to all thoroughbreds raced and unraced 4
years old and over who are registered with Weatherbys. Racing Name to be used on entry.
Judge may ride. (PASSPORTS WILL BE CHECKED photocopy to be sent to the horse
secretary.)
There will be a short break to allow competitors sufficient time to prepare for the next class
58
TARRA 2016 INHAND OPEN RACEHORSE. Open to all thoroughbreds raced and unraced, 4
years old and over and registered with Weatherbys. Racing Name to be used on entry form.
(PASSPORTS WILL BE CHECKED photocopy to be sent to horse secretary.)
UNAFFILIATED HORSES
Judge: Mr P Wright
Ring 6 not before 1.30pm
PRIZES 1ST £10, 2nd £8 3rd £6
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60
61
62
Entry fee £8
GENERAL RIDING TYPE. Exceeding 148cm (14.2hh) Rider any age. To be judged on
manners, performance and suitability for all Riding Club type activities. Open to riding
horse, hack, cob & hunter. Please state type and height of horse on entry form as class may
be split if sufficient entries are received.
Rumenco Cup to the best Ridden Horse.
VETERAN RIDDEN HORSE/PONY Aged 15years and over. To be judged as a normal ridden
class. No lead rein ponies.
RESCUE HORSE & PONY IN HAND: any age open to animals that have been rescued and rehomed by any of the major Charities; RSPCA,Redwings etc. Copy of passport to be sent with
entry, class may be split on entries
RESCUE HORSE AND PONY RIDDEN 4 year old and over open to animals that have been
rescued and rehomed by any of the major Charities: RSPCA, Redwings etc. Copy of passport
to be sent with entry, class may be split on entries. Tulloch Challenge Cup to the winning
local rider (must be within 5 mile radius of showfield, rider to wear self supplied white
armband)
RESCUE CHAMPIONSHIP
1st & 2nd from 61 & 62 to compete
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CONCOURS D ELEGANCE RIDDEN open to Horses & Ponies. Riders to wear Traditional or
Period Costume this is not a fancy dress class. (class may be split on entries)
UNAFFILIATED PONY CLASSES
Judge Mrs Jensen
Judging to commence 9.00am in Ring 5
Prizes 1st £8 2nd £6 3rd £5
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65
66
67
68
69
70
Entry Fee £6.00
Class 77 Free Entry
TACK & TURNOUT Ridden open to any rider over the age of 3 years old to be judged on the
turnout of horse/pony and rider
LEAD REIN PONY To be Judged on suitability of pony, rider must be over 3 and not have
attained 9th birthday before 1st January in the current year
FIRST RIDDEN PONY To be Judged on suitability of pony. Riders must be over 5 but not
having attained 10th birthday before 1st January in the current year
BEST CHILD HANDLER Hard Hats must be worn. Open to any child aged 4 to 10 years old.
Will be judged on the child`s ability to handle and present the pony in the ring. (NO HEAD
COLLARS ARE ALLOWED)
BEST CHILD HANDLER Hard hats must be worn. Open to children aged 10 to 16 years old.
Will be judged on the childs ability to handle and present the pony in the ring. (NO HEAD
COLLARS ARE ALLOWED)
BONNY PONY This will be judged on the pony only. Hard Hats must be worn. Please state
height of pony on the Entry form
MOUNTED FANCY DRESS To take place in the Entertainment ring at approx 2.00pm. Please
listen out for call outs 15 mins before the class. All entries must be together to cross the
public walk way. Open to all types of pony. Hard hats must be worn by all riders. Riders
under the age of 9 must be accompanied by an adult. Proton Cup will be presented to
the winner
WORKING HUNTER CLASSES
Judges Mr J McTiffin & Miss P Hoyle
Course Builder: Sarah Barlow
Judging to commence at 9.00am in Ring 8
Before classes 71-73 commence all exhibitors must declare at the ring entrance
PRIZES 1st £25; 2nd £20; 3rd £15
Entry Fee £10.00
71
COLOURED WORKING HUNTER over 148cm. Mare or gelding, 4 years old or over. Riders
must be over 14 years of age. Open to native and non native types. Jumps not to exceed
1.07m (3ft). To be judged 40% Conformation, 60% Jumping. Arial Bloodstock Trophy to the
winner
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NOVICE WORKING HUNTER over 148cm. Mare, Gelding or stallion (competing stallions
must have a red, white and blue ribbon displayed on their tail) 4 years old or over, not
having won a 1st prize of £40 or a total of £150 in any Working Hunter Class before 1st
January in the current year, excluding championship prize money. Height of jumps to
exceed 0.85m (approx 2ft 9ins) and will not exceed 1.07m (approx 3ft 3ins) To be judged
40% Conformation, 60% Jumping. Brecks Farm Trophy to the winner donated by Mr & Mrs
V. Pulleyn.
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THE STOKES FAMILY OPEN WORKING HUNTER Mare Gelding or Stallion, (competing
stallions must wear a red white and blue ribbon in their tail), 4 years old or over exceeding
148cms.To be judged 60% for Jumping performance 40% for Conformation. Fences to be a
maximum height of 3ft 9in at the discretion of the Judge. No change of tack or rider allowed
between phases. Sykes Coronation Challenge Cup to the winner Donated Mr & Mrs R Sykes
WORKING HUNTER PONY CLASSES
Judge: Mrs P Potter
Course Builder: Sarah Barlow, Yorkshire
Judging to commence not before 12noon in Ring 8
Before Classes 74 to 77 commence all exhibitors must declare at the ring entrance
PRIZES 1st £8; 2nd £6; 3rd £5;
Entry Fee: £6
74
KBIS WHP Mare or Gelding, 4 years old and over, not exceeding 133cms. Riders not to have
attained their 14th birthday before 1 January in current year.
75
KBIS WHP Mare or Gelding, 4 years old and over, exceeding 133cms and not exceeding
143cms. Riders not to have attained their 17th birthday before the 1st January in current
year. Agricultural & Industrial Hydraulics Ltd Shield to the winner.
76
KBIS WHP. Mare or Gelding, 4 years old and over, exceeding 143cms and not exceeding
158cms. Rider not to have attained their 20th birthday before the 1st of January in the
current year
77
KBIS OPEN Intermediate WHP Mare or Gelding, 4 years old and over, exceeding 148cms
and not exceeding 158cms. Riders must not have attained their 25th birthday before 1st
January in the current year.
WORKING HUNTER PONY CHAMPIONSHIP
Open to 1st or 2nd in classes 74-77
Silver Plate to Champion donated by Mr & Mrs Cockrem Champion
£15; Reserve £10.
M & M WORKING HUNTER PONY CLASSES
Judge: Mrs P Potter
Course Builder: Sarah Barlow
Judging to commence not before 3pm in Ring 8
PRIZES 1st £8; 2nd £6; 3rd £5
Entry Fee: £6
78
KYNETON SILVERDALE MOUNTAIN AND MOORLAND OPEN WHP Registered pure bred
ponies 4 years old and over Not exceeding 122cms - Riders any age .
79
KYNETON SILVERDALE MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND OPEN WHP Registered pure bred ponies
4years old and over Exceeding 122cms but not exceeding 138cms. Rider any age.
80
KYNETON SILVERDALE MOUNTAIN AND MOORLAND OPEN WHP Registered Pure bred
ponies 4 years old and over Exceeding 138cms. Riders any age.
M & M WHP CHAMPIONSHIP
Open to 1st and 2nd from Classes 78-80, to compete
Champion £15; Reserve £ 10
Codolette silver Cup to the winner
81 Coloured Working Hunter Pony 4 years and not exceeding 148cm. Open to Native and Non
Native Types. Rider any age. Sponsored by NICK COX PHOTOGRAPHIC. Carsam Trophy to
the Winner
GYMKHANA GAMES
Kindly run by the Clarke Family
Held in Ring 3 at 4.15pm
Entries for Gymkhana Classes to be on the field by 4pm
PRIZES 1st £3; 2nd £2; 3rd £1
Entry Fee: £1
A Shield will be awarded to the riders gaining most points in each section:
8 years and under and 12 years and under.
The Eddie Oliver Memorial Trophy will be awarded to the rider gaining most points in the Open
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85
86
87
88
89
90
LEAD REIN BENDING RACE 8 years and under
BENDING RACE 12 years and under
BENDING RACE Open
LEAD REIN POTATO RACE 8 years and under
POTATO RACE 12 years and under
POTATO RACE Open
LEAD REIN MUSICAL POLES 8 years and under
MUSICAL POLES 12 years and under
MUSICAL POLES Open
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92
93
94
LEAD REIN BRAN TUB 8 years and under
BRAN TUB 12 years and under
BRAN TUB Open
WHISKY RACE Riders 18 and over
LIVESTOCK
All Livestock Classes subject to confirmation by DEFRA. It is the responsibility of the exhibitor to
ensure that all cattle born on or after 1 July 1996 are accompanied by a valid passport and that this
document is presented at the designated point in the cattle area for processing.
Annual Trophy will be awarded to the exhibitor who gains the most points based on a points
system of three points per class per win, two for second and one for third. Galliers-Pratt
Coronation Challenge Cup to exhibitor gaining most points in combined Farm Produce and
Livestock classes based on a points system of three points per class win, two for second and one
for third.
CATTLE SECTION
John Brown Memorial Cup will be awarded to the Supreme Cattle Champion
To be judged by Beef Cattle Judge and Judge of Native Breed and Angus Judging will follow
judging of class 120 Stewards:
BEEF CATTLE
Judge: Tim Parkinson
Judging to commence at 11.00am, to be on field by 10.30am
PRIZES 1st £25; 2nd £12; 3rd £8
Entry Fee: £5
Silver Trophy awarded to the Champion Beef Cattle in classes 101-108. Championship & Reserve
Rosettes will be awarded to the best beef cattle in the show.
101
102
103
104
105
106
107
108
BEST BULLOCK Belgian Blue or Belgian Blue Cross up to 450 kilos.
BEST BULLOCK Belgian Blue or Belgian Blue Cross over 450 Kilos.
BEST HEIFER Belgian Blue or Belgian Blue Cross any weight.
BEST BULLOCK Any other continental beef breed up to 450 Kilos.
BEST BULLOCK Any other continental beef breed over 450 Kilos.
BEST HEIFER Any other continental beef breed any weight.
BEST CALF Suitable for Beef under 218 Kilos.
BEST PAIR OF MATCHING ANIMALS one owner, must be also shown in above classes.
ANY CONTINENTAL BREED
Judge: Tim Parkinson
Judging to commence at 11.00am, to be on field by 10.30am
PRIZES 1st £25; 2nd £12; 3rd £8
Entry Fee: £5
Championship & Reserve Rosettes will be awarded to the best Limousin in show.
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110
111
112
113
BULL Born after 1.1.13
COW IN CALF or calf at foot
IN CALF HEIFER or calf at foot
HEIFER born after 1.1.13
PAIR OF ANIMALS owned by same owner and shown in previous classes
ABERDEEN ANGUS
Judge: Chris Paige
Judging to commence at 11.00am, stock to be on field by 10.30am
PRIZES 1st £25; 2nd £12; 3rd £8
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115
116
Entry Fee: £5
BULL Any age
COW in milk or in calf born before 1 January 2010
HEIFER born on or after 1 January 2010
ANY OTHER NATIVE BREED
Not already classified
Judge: Chris Paige
Judging to commence after Aberdeen Angus. Stock to be on field by 11.00am At judge`s
discretion, classes may be split on the day if numbers allow
PRIZES 1st £25; 2nd £12; 3rd £8
Entry Fee: £5
CHAMPION £15; RESERVE £10 Open to class winners in 117-120
Gilven Edgewold Trophy kindly donated by Tim Jeffrey and Steve Johnson will be awarded to the
Champion Native Breed
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118
119
120
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BULL any age
COW in calf or calf at foot
HEIFER born after 1.1.12
HEIFER born after 1.1.13
CHAMPIONSHIP CUP FOR THE BEST PURE BRED ANIMAL
121
Judge: Rebecca Channing
YOUNG HANDLER 10 – 16 years
HEALTH AND SAFETY STATEMENT
The Show Committee is committed to maintaining safety standards and
reducing risk to those acting for the Society, exhibitors, traders and
members of the public.
The full Health and Safety Policy, show risk assessment and insurance
certificate are all available in the Secretary’s tent.
SHEEP SECTION
Will all sheep exhibitors please state on their entry forms if sheep are in the Maedi Visna Scheme.
Accredited and Non Accredited accepted.
A Champion and Reserve Champion Rosette will be presented to the
1st and 2nd Best Pen of Sheep in each section
Interbreed Supreme Show Championship open to all Champion animals in sheep section.
Cyril Lloyd Challenge Cup to Owner with most points in sheep section. The John Hall Trophy for
the Supreme Champion Sheep
Interbreed judge: Steward:
All sheep to be penned by 10.30am. Judging to commence at 11.00am
TEXEL SHEEP
Sponsored by
Judge: Mr N Thompson
PRIZES 1st £10; 2nd £6; 3rd £4
Entry Fee: £2.50
Championship and Reserve rosette will be awarded to the best Texels in the show, sponsored by
the Texel Sheep Society. Foxhill Park Trophy donated by Carl Fawcett for the champion Texel
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123
124
125
RAM
RAM LAMB
EWE OR SHEARLING EWE
EWE LAMB
ANY OTHER CONTINENTAL BREED
Judge: Mr N Thompson
PRIZES
126
127
128
1st £10; 2nd £6; 3rd £4
RAM
RAM LAMB
FEMALE ANY AGE
Entry Fee: £2.50
HAMPSHIRE SHEEP
Judge: Mr N Thompson
PRIZES
129
130
131
1st £10; 2nd £6; 3rd £4
RAM ANY AGE
EWE OR SHEARLING EWE
EWE LAMB
Entry Fee: £2.50
ANY OTHER NATIVE BREED
Judge: Mrs Watkinson
PRIZES
132
133
134
1st £10; 2nd £6; 3rd £4
RAM ANY AGE
EWE OR SHEARLING EWE
EWE LAMB
Entry Fee: £2.50
CROSS BRED SHEEP
Judge: Mr Watkinson
PRIZES 1st £10; 2nd £6; 3rd £4
Entry Fee: £2.50
Leslie Metcalfe Coronation Silver Challenge Cup donated by Mr L Metcalfe will be awarded to the
Best Pen in Classes 135 - 138
135
136
137
138
TWO CROSS BRED EWES
TWO CROSS BRED SHEARINGS
TWO CROSS BRED BUTCHERS’ LAMBS
THREE STORE LAMBS
RYELAND SHEEP
Judge: Mr S Hipps
PRIZES 1st £10; 2nd £6; 3rd £4
139
140
RAM ANY AGE
RAM LAMB
141
142
EWE ANY AGE
EWE LAMB
Entry Fee: £2.50
PET LAMB AND HANDLER
Judge: Mr S Hipps
PRIZES 1st £10; 2nd £6; 3rd £4
143
144
Entry Fee: £2.50
AGE 7yrs and under
AGE 8yrs to 16yrs
RARE BREED – PRIMITIVE
Judge: Mr I Sleightholme
Entries only accepted for breeds on the Rare Breeds Society Trust list
Mrs Sheffield Trophy will be awarded to the Champion Rare Breed Primitive Sheep
PRIZES 1st £10; 2nd £6; 3rd £4
Entry Fee: £2.50
145
146
147
RAM ANY AGE
RAM LAMB
EWE OR SHEARLING EWE
148
EWE LAMB
RARE BREED – NON PRIMITIVE
Judge: Mr I Sleightholme
Entries only accepted for breeds on the Rare Breeds Society Trust list
PRIZES 1st £10; 2nd £6; 3rd £4
Entry Fee: £2.50
149
RAM ANY AGE
150
RAM LAMB
151
EWE OR SHEARLING EWE
152
EWE LAMB
Primitive and non primitive classes may be amalgamated.
Lyn Arrowsmith Trophy awarded to the Champion of Rare Breeds.
GOAT SECTION
Judge: Mr Colin Lockwood Steward: Debbie Smith
All goats to be penned by 11.00am; Judging to commence 11.30am
PRIZES 1st £5; 2nd £3; 3rd £2
Entry Fee: £1.50
Diploma awarded by the British Goat Society for the Best Exhibit in the Show. Held under the Rules
and Regulations of the British Goat Society,Gibshiel, Tarset, Hexham, Northumberland,
NE48 1RR. Tested and Non Tested Goats
Garthdale Trophy awarded to the best goat in Show. J &
K Hobson Shield awarded to the best goatling in Show
Nassus Shield to be awarded to the best Kid in Show.
Bella Shield to be awarded to the best AOV Kid in Show.
Driscoll trophy to be awarded to the best milker in Show
Orchard Trophy to be awarded to the best Anglo Nubian
The North Yorkshire Smallholders Society Championship Trophy will be awarded to the Best
Pygmy Goat in Show
The North Yorkshire Smallholders Society Salver will be awarded to the Best Junior Goat Handler
DAIRY GOATS
MILKERS 1st and 2nd KIDDERS
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155
156
157
SAANEN OR BRITISH SAANEN
TOGGENBURG, BRITISH TOGGENBURG OR BRITISH ALPINE SECTIONS
ANGLO NUBIANS
ANY OTHER VARIETY
PYGMY
GOATLING
Never having borne a kid, over one but not exceeding two years old entered in the following
sections of the Herd Book
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SAANEN OR BRITISH SAANEN SECTIONS
159
TOGGENBURG, BRITISH TOGGENBURG OR BRITISH ALPINE SECTIONS 160
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ANY OTHER VARIETY
PYGMY
FEMALE KID
Over two months but not exceeding one year entering the following sections of the Herd Book
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SAANEN OR BRITISH SAANEN SECTIONS
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TOGGENBURG, BRITISH TOGGENBURG OR BRITISH ALPINE SECTIONS
165
ANGLO NUBIANS
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ANY OTHER VARIETY
167
PYGMY
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YOUNG HANDLER 7 years to 16 years
FARM & GARDEN PRODUCE
This section kindly run by Sutton and Huby Gardening Club
Farm and Garden Judges: Farm Eric Weightman
Classes to be staged by 10.30am, judging to commence at 10.45am MARQUEE
OPEN TO PUBLIC FROM 12.30pm
PRIZES 1st £5; 2nd £3; 3rd £1
Entry Fee: £1
Championship and Reserve Championship of £10 and £5 will be awarded for the most points in
Classes 1 - 9
Burkill Challenge Cup to the exhibitor gaining most points in farm section
Galliers-Pratt Coronation Challenge Cup to exhibitor gaining most points in Farm Produce and
Livestock classes based on a points system of three points per class win, two for a second and one
for a third place.
N D & K S Glass Bowl to the winner of Class 10
Shirley Trophy donated by Mr E Shirley to be awarded to the best exhibit in classes 11-45.
ROOTS IN GARDEN PRODUCE WILL NOT BE CUT WITH THE EXCEPTION OF RED BEET
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2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
12 EARS WITH FLAG LEAVES WINTER BARLEY
12 EARS WITH FLAG LEAVES WINTER WHEAT
12 EARS WITH FLAG LEAVES OF SPRING BARLEY
12 EARS WITH FLAG LEAVES OF SPRING OATS
12 EARS WITH FLAG LEAVES OF WINTER OATS
ONE FODDER BEET largest by weight
FOUR FODDER BEET
SIX STALKS OF FIELD BEANS
A FULL BALE OF HAY 2015
TRAY OF GARDEN VEGETABLES 2’6” x 1’6” containing a collection of vegetables, any
variety suitable for retail sale.
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TWO RED BEET – other than round
TWO RED BEET - round
FOUR KINDS OF SALADING OR SALAD VEGETABLES
TWELVE STRAWBERRIES
ONE BUNCH OF CHIVES
SIX PODS OF BROAD BEANS
SIX STRINGS OF BLACKCURRANTS arranged on a plate
A PLATE OF 12 GOOSEBERRIES
A PLATE OF 12 RASPBERRIES
TWO HEADS OF CABBAGE LETTUCE complete with roots
A COLLECTION of three kinds of vegetables one of each kind
SIX TOMATOES (with stalks)
NINE PODS OF PEAS
TWO HEADS OF BROCCOLI
ONE TABLE MARROW under 12” long
THREE STICKS OF RHUBARB with 4” tops
TWO PARSNIPS with 4” tops
ONE CAULIFLOWER with 2” stalk
ONE POINTED CABBAGE with 2” stalk
ONE ROUNDED CABBAGE with 2” stalk
ONE RED CABBAGE with 2” stalk
THREE WHITE POTATOES
THREE COLOURED POTATOES
A PLATE OF 4 COURGETTES
THREE CARROTS long pointed or other (but not mixed) with 4” tops
ONE FLOWER AND ONE VEGETABLE
SIX STRINGS OF CURRANTS OTHER THAN BLACKCURRANTS(eg white/red)
SIX CHERRY TOMATOES
SIX TOMATOES OTHER THAN RED (eg orange/yellow varieties)
THREE SWEET PEPPERS
THREE HOT/CHILLI PEPPERS
SIX PODS FRENCH/DWARF BEANS
THREE MINIATURE CUCUMBERS
THREE CUCUMBERS
State-of-the-art NEW Car Wash – Open 24 hours, 7 days a week. With Shinetecs
repair effect, works to bring back that ‘new car look’
● All makes and models of cars and light
● MoT testing station
commercial vehicles serviced
● Bosch service centre
● Quality car sales and part exchanges
● Diagnostics
VINTAGE VEHICLES
CLASSES FOR TRACTORS, CARS &
MOTORCYCLES
All entries must have valid public liability insurance Judge: tbc
Stewards: Bob Shearman and Ron Chester
Attendance plaques will be given to all pre-entries.
Entries close on Wednesday 8th June, 2016
Entry forms can be downloaded from our website
www.hubyandsuttonshow.org.uk
Prize cards for top three in each category
HOME PRODUCE & CRAFTS SECTION
This section kindly run by
Sutton on the Forest Yorkshire Countrywomen’s Association and Huby WI
Exhibits to be staged between 9.00am and 10.15am
All members of the public to leave the marquee when judging starts at 10.30 am
MARQUEE OPEN TO PUBLIC FROM 12.30pm
ALL EXHIBITS MUST HAVE BEEN CREATED SINCE 1 JAN 2015
The Presentation of Trophies will be held at 4pm
All exhibits in the Produce Marquee to be removed between 4.30pm and 5.00pm
PRIZES 1st £3; 2nd £2; 3rd £1
Entry Fee: £1
Gazette & Herald Challenge Trophy awarded to competitor gaining most points in classes 51 - 76
PRODUCE & PRESERVATION
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52
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54
55
56
57
58
59
Produce Judge: Dorothy Best
A JAR OF LEMON CURD
A JAR OF TWO FRUITS JAM
A JAR OF BLUEBERRY JAM
A JAR OF STRAWBERRY JAM
A JAR OF RASPBERRY JAM
A JAR OF MARMALADE
A JAR OF MINCEMEAT
A JAR OF CHUTNEY
A JAR OF PICCALILLI
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A JAR OF TOMATO BASED RELISH
HOME BAKING
Judge: Judy Binns
The Olive Thomlinson Memorial Trophy awarded to competitor gaining most points in classes 6176
Mrs S Shipley Trophy to be awarded to the winner of class 77
61
FOUR CHERRY SCONES
62
A VEGETABLE BASED CAKE
63
A BROWN BREAD MACHINE LOAF 64
A HAND KNEADED COTTAGE LOAF
65
SIX PIECES FROM A TRAYBAKE
66
A TREACLE TART
67
FOUR CHOCOLATE MUFFINS
68
TWO DECORATED CUP CAKES
69
A VICTORIA SANDWICH (jam filled, no sugar topping)
70
FOUR SHORTBREAD BISCUITS
71
A LEMON MERINGUE PIE
72
A RIGHT ROYAL CAKE (only decoration to be judged-a dummy cake may be used)
73
A CARROT CAKE
74
FOUR PIECES OF FLAPJACK
75
A SAVOURY FLAN
76
A LEMON DRIZZLE CAKE
77
AN APPROX. 8” PIZZA (by Dads and Lads only)
HANDICRAFTS
Judge: Majorie Chapman
Silver Trophy to be awarded annually to the competitor gaining the most points in classes 78 - 89
Joan Forsyth Memorial Trophy to be presented to the winner of class 84
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
A KNITTED SCARF FOR A CHILD
A HAND KNITTED GARMENT (Any ply)
A GIFT WRAPPED ITEM (Maximum 30cm square)
A PIECEOF MACHINE EMBROIDERY
A HANDMADE TOTE BAG
A KNITTED TOY
A PIECE OF HAND EMBROIDERY
A NEEDLEWORK PICTURE
ART & CRAFT SECTION
Judge: Jean Larcum
86
87
88
A PRINT FROM A DRAWING MADE ON AN IPAD/ TABLET
AN OIL PAINTING (not to exceed 60cm x 60cm including mount or frame)
A WATERCOLOUR (not to exceed 60cm x 60cm including mount or frame)
89
90
91
92
A PENCIL SKETCH (Graphite or any coloured pencil- not to exceed 20cm x 20cm including
mount or frame)
ANY OTHER MEDIUM (not to exceed 60cm x 60cm including mount or frame)
AN ABSTRACT PAINTING IN ANY MEDIUM (not to exceed 60cm x 60cm including mount or
frame)
A POSTCARD SIZE PICTURE IN ANY MEDIUM (10cm x 15cm -not to be mounted or framed)
PHOTOGRAPHY
Judge: Barry Mace
Photographs must have been taken since 1 January 2016
Overall size must not be more than 10” x 8” including any border or mountboard.
They must not be framed. Only two entries per class allowed.
Mary Stacey Silver Trophy to be awarded to the Best Photograph.
93
94
95
96
97
98
99
100
101
PEOPLE
ANIMALS, BIRDS OR INSECTS
A PHOTOGRAPH THAT MAKES ME SMILE
A PLANT STUDY
COAST
WEATHER
A CHILD STUDY
A MONOCHROME PHOTOGRAPH
A STILL LIFE
FLOWERS AND FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS
Judge: Audrey Thomas
All bowl arrangements to be viewed from all sides
Minnie L Coates Memorial Trophy to winner of class 105
Mrs Kitchman Silver Trophy for the best rose in class 107 Silver
Trophy for most points in classes 102-114
Edna Rigby Rose Bowl and £25 to the winner of class 114
102
103
104
105
106
107
108
109
110
A FOLIAGE PLANT
A FLOWERING PLANT
A BOWL OF GARDEN FLOWERS
A BOWL OF SWEET PEAS (foliage allowed)
AN TABLE ARRANGEMENT FOR A DINNER PARTY
A SPECIMEN ROSE
SIX PANSIES DISPLAYED IN A SAUCER
A MINIATURE ARRANGEMENT (space not to exceed 10cm)
A BUTTONHOLE
111
112
113
114
AN ARRANGEMENT OF FOLIAGE ONLY (no flowers)
A TIED BUNCH OF FRESH FLOWERS & FOLIAGE
AN ARRANGEMENT IN YOUR FAVOURITE CONTAINER
AN ARRANGEMENT OF THREE DIFFERENT ROSES TO INCLUDE OTHER FLOWERS AND
FOLIAGE (maximum height 40cm)
CO-OPERATIVE CLASS
For Organisations (including Flower Clubs) within a radius of 15 miles of the showfield
PRIZES 1st £3; 2nd £2; 3rd £1
Mrs Kaiser Trophy to the winning group.
Entry Fee: £1
115 A BOWL OF FLOWERS arranged for effect; foliage and bases allowed. To be viewed from all
sides.
DATA PROTECTION ACT
By completion of an entry for the show you are agreeing acceptance for your
name to be published and also for any photographs taken at the show to be used
for the purposes of marketing. Please inform the secretary in writing if you do
not wish your photograph to be used or your details to be published.
CHILDREN’S CLASSES
Free Entry but entry forms to be submitted by Wednesday 8th June, 2016 Judges:
Denise Craig
GROUP CLASS
116
A COMMUNAL FRIEZE made by the children of a Preschool, Playgroup, Rainbows,
Brownies, Beavers or Cubs. Judged according to age. Finished size max 120cm x 60cm
Subject: “FARMS”
117
A COMMUNAL FRIEZE for Primary schools within an 8 mile radius of the showfield.
Judged according to age. Finished size max 120cm x 60cm. Subject: “Wildlife” A
Cup for the Best Exhibit
In the following classes no entry other than three-dimensional work, should exceed A4 size, i.e
30cm x 20cm. Please put the age of the child on the back of the exhibit. Children’s exhibits must
be all their own work.
PRIZES for classes 118-137: 1st £3; 2nd £2; 3rd £1
118
119
120
121
5 YEARS AND UNDER
A POTATO PRINT
A PAINTED EGG
A GLITTER PICTURE
THREE CHOCOLATE CRISPIE CAKES
6-7 YEARS
122
A COLOURED DRAWING OF MY PET
123
A BRACELET
124
TWO DECORATED BISCUITS
125
A ROOM MADE FROM A BOX
126
127
128
129
8-9 YEARS
A POM POM ANIMAL
A PIECE OF HANDWRITING (any short piece of poetry, max 8 lines, with decorated border)
124
TWO DECORATED CUPCAKES
A MINIATURE GARDEN
130
131
132
133
10-11 YEARS
A HANDMADE BIRTHDAY CARD
A WRAPPED PRESENT (not exceeding shoebox size)
A DECORATED CAKE
A POSTCODE SIZE PICTURE IN ANY MEDIUM ( 10cm x 15cm- not mounted or framed)
134
135
136
137
12-16 YEARS
A PRINT FROM A DRAWING MADE ON AN IPAD/TABLET
A HORROR MASK
THREE HANDMADE SAUSAGE ROLLS
A MOBILE PHONE PHOTOGRAPH 9any subject-max 10” x 8”)
SCARECROWS
Judge: Sue Bracewell
Judging will take place at 12.30pm
Maximum height 6’
All entries must contain a minimum of 25% straw
PRIZES 1st £10; 2nd £5; 3rd £3
O’Brien Leisure Cup for the best overall Scarecrow
Orchard Trophy to be awarded to the best in class 138
Sheriff Hutton Trophy to be awarded to the best in class 139
138
139
Best Scarecrow – Age 4 - 13 yrs
Best Scarecrow – Age 14 yrs and over
Entry Fee: £1
Children’s Plant Competition
Organised by
Sutton
& Huby Gardening Club
In association with Peacock Garden Design
Open to all pupils in local primary schools
Schools will be contacted at start of the Summer Term
Plant growing competition
Best decorated pot
Plug plants & prizes will be provided by
Sutton & Huby Gardening Club
Competition to be held at the Huby & Sutton Show in the
Farm & Garden Marquee on the showground Saturday
25th June, 2016
For further information contact
Trev Peacock
01347 810955
HAVE A GO FUN DOG AGILITY
An opportunity to see how ‘obedient and agile’ your dog is
Rosettes for clear rounds
Plus some Special Rosettes and Dog Treats
Dogs must be 18 months of age or over
Entry Fee: £1
PET DOG SHOW
Organised and run by the Cresta Dog Club, from 2.00pm Ring 8
PRIZES Bags of dog food, treats and rosettes to 4th place
Entry Fee: £1
No refund after entries have been taken. Upper age limit at Stewards discretion.
All entries taken on field from 1.00pm. Please note gate entry fee payable by all competitors.
Owners to supply their own water for their dogs
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2
3
4
5
6
7
8
BEST CROSS BREED
BEST RESCUED DOG
BEST PEDIGREE DOG
CHILD HANDLER ANY BREED OR CROSS BREED
DOG WHICH LIVES WITHIN A 5 MILE RADIUS
BEST BISCUIT CATCHER
BEST CONDITION
DOG JUDGE WOULD LIKE TO TAKE HOME
TRADERS
Booking information for Trade Stands are now available on
our website.
Two trophies to be won:
Whisker Insurance Cup to the Best Small Trade Stand
Chapman Motors Cup to the Best Large Trade Stand
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