Vale Glam schedule 2016 - The Vale of Glamorgan Show

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VALE OF
GLAMORGAN
AGRICULTURAL
SHOW
Wednesday, 10th August, 2016
Fonmon Castle Grounds
Vale of Glamorgan
SCHEDULE
www.valeofglamorganshow.co.uk
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The Vale of Glamorgan Agricultural Society
President:
Mr. Andrew RT Davies, AM
Vice-Presidents:
Mayor of The Vale of Glamorgan Council
The Mayor of Cowbridge with Llanblethian Town Council
Mr. David James
Show Chairman:
Mrs. Elizabeth Synan
Show Vice-Chairman:
Mr. Lynn Price
Show Director:
Mr. John Hanks
Hon. Treasurer:
Mrs. Jane Price
Hon. Auditor:
G. Moses, Williams Ross Chartered Accountants
Life Members:
Mrs. Mary Thomas, Mr. Alban Wilde, Mr. Anthony Thomas, Mr. J. L. Arnott,
Mr. John Morgan, Mr. Jonathan Davies, Mrs. A. Arnott, Mr. Terry Griffin,
Mrs. Maureen Griffin, Mr. David Harris, Mrs. Pam Harris, Mrs. Heather March,
Mr. David James, Mr. Tony Blake and Mr. Jim Thomas.
General Secretary:
Dog Secretary:
Horticultural:
Home Produce:
Craft Fair:
Poultry Show:
BSJA:
Shearing:
Food Court:
Mrs. Sarah Fenner, Llys Ffynnon, Penllyn, Vale of Glamorgan
Tel: 07513 141698 email: vale.show@outlook.com
Mr. Peter Pask, Pentre Farm, Rhiwceiliog, Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan.
Tel: 01656 863162.
Mrs. Gail Wintle, 9 The Patch, Llanharry, RCT
Tel: 07976 935223 email: gailvegshow@gmail.com
Mrs. Janet Lewis, West View, Keepers Lodge Farm, Hensol, Pontyclun.
Tel: (01443) 225202.
Mrs. A. Arnott, Ty Gwyn, Maendy, Nr. Cowbridge, Vale of Glamorgan.
Tel: 01446 773258
Mr. Callum Griffiths, 2 Glan yr Afon, Ynysybwl, Pontypridd, CF37 3DR
Tel: 07583 551540 email: callum@clydachfarmgroup.co.uk
Miss Louise Edwards, Spring Meadows, Llandow,
Cowbridge, Vale of Glamorgan. Tel: 01656 890712
Heather Jarvis, Llwyn Crwn, Gelli Goll Farm, Llansannor,
Tel: 07791 250916 email: h_jarvis@icloud.com
Mrs. Myfanwy Edwards, Hilton House, Colwinston, Cowbridge CF71 7NJ
Tel: 01446 771033 email: valeglamfarmersmarket@gmail.com
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Separate Schedules for
Dog, Horticultural, Home Produce, BSJA & Poultry Sections
may be obtained direct from the Section Secretaries and at www.valeofglamorganshow.co.uk
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Health & Safety Policy Statement
The Vale of Glamorgan Agricultural Society is committed to the minimum standard as laid down in
the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974, and wherever possible higher standards will be maintained
to ensure the overall safety of all those involved in organising and visiting the Vale of Glamorgan
Agricultural Show. The Society will review their policy statement annually as required by the Health &
Safety at Work Act 1974.
The Society’s full Safety Policy and relevant Risk Assessments are located in the General Secretary’s
Office.
Personnel Responsible for Health and Safety
The Show Committee have overall responsibility for all aspects of health and safety, and will encourage
at all times the co-operation of Members, Exhibitors and the Public to comply with standards laid down
in the policy statement. A health and safety co-ordinator will be appointed annually by the Society, who
will arrange suitable training and provide relevant information.
The co-ordinator’s responsibilities will be as follows:
i
To implement the Society’s health and safety policy and to report to the Society on all matters
relating to the performance of health and safety.
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To provide training to any fellow members, stewards or assistants.
iii To enforce any health and safety requirements that may arise from the organisation of the Show.
iv To liaise with all relevant public bodies.
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To maintain a record of all accidents, investigate them when necessary and wherever possible
advise on techniques of preventing them.
The co-ordinator will be based at the Show Office and will be provided with a radio hand set in order that
he may be contacted immediately at all times during show day.
Accident and First Aid
The priorities are:
i
The safe treatment of the injured person which will be administered by
a Red Cross
b The Society’s appointed General Practitioners.
The first aid and medical room is located near to the main show office.
ii
Immediate action to prevent recurrence
iii All accidents no mater how small, should be reported to the Society at all times.
Livestock Exhibitors
All exhibitors must take reasonable care for the health and safety of themselves and any other person
who may be affected by their acts or omissions.
DUE TO CLOSE PROXIMITY OF AIRPORT, IT IS ADVISED THAT ANIMALS UNUSED TO NOISE
DISTRACTIONS OF THIS LEVEL SHOULD BE TIED AT ALL TIMES.
After visiting the livestock area of the showfield it is advised that all persons should wash their hands
thoroughly in order to reduce the chance of any infection.
Hard Hats
Anyone riding a horse, pony or donkey must wear a hat to British Standard specifications and of a
standard approved by the governing body of their respective horse or pony association.
Spray Dipping of Sheep
The use of any substance containing toxic chemicals including sheep dips to prepare sheep for showing
whilst on the show ground is strictly forbidden.
Dogs
Exhibitors in the dog section are reminded of their general duty of care to take adequate precautions
to prevent dogs biting any other person. In all other circumstances, dogs are not encouraged onto the
show field, and must be kept on a lead at all times. All responsible owners are encouraged to dispose of
dog faeces safely to reduce the risk of possible infection to other users of the show field.
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Cattle Exhibits
Exhibitors of cattle should take extreme care in the handling of their exhibits and in the case of bulls they
should familiarise themselves with HSE guidance note.
It is the policy of the Society to:
i
Require 2 handlers of any bull of a recognised dairy breed, eg Holstein, Ayrshire, Guernsey etc.
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One experienced handler of all other breeds of bull, on the proviso that a competent second
person is standing by to assist in the control of the bull if necessary.
The Chief Cattle Stewards have authority to insist on more handlers with any one exhibit if necessary.
Trade Exhibitors
All exhibitors must take reasonable care for health and safety of themselves and all other persons who
may be affected by their acts or omissions.
Show Stands
All marquees etc must be soundly constructed, erected and safe for their intended use and comply with
the latest relevant codes of practice. All show marquees operate a strictly no smoking policy.
No pesticides or any other hazardous substance is to be displayed on trade stands. Only empty
containers should be displayed if necessary.
Any trade stand operating plant and machinery for demonstration purposes must ensure that this is
done by a fully trained operator, and that adequate precautions are taken to protect by standers. In
such circumstances, correct protective clothing should be worn at all times, eg. any person using a chain
saw should have the relevant protective clothing.
All fence, post and flag holes must be refilled and returned.
Electricity
The show field provides no mains electricity and trade exhibits and caterers may use portable
generators provided that they are adequately maintained and all cables and extension leads in good
order. Exhibitors should ensure that the “noise muffling” of generators carried out in such a way that
an increased fire risk is not presented. Any petrol/deisel for use in generators should be stored safely
in a proper container and dispensed with extreme caution. All generators must have a suitable fire
extinguisher.
LPG
Trade exhibits and caterers will be allowed to use LPG provided that all equipment and nozzles have
been checked by a competent person. Familiarization with HSE guidance “The keeping of LPG in
cylinders and similar containers” is preferred. The maximum number of containers permissible for any
one trade stand or catering unit will be 2.
Fire Extinguishers
All trade exhibitors must have access to a suitable fire extinguisher and have a person fully competent in
the use thereof.
Catering
It is the responsibility of all trade stands providing hospitality catering and mobile catering units to
ensure that they comply with all relevant Food Hygiene Regulations and with any by-laws as enforced by
the Environmental Health Department of the Vale of Glamorgan Council.
Fairground Rides
All operators of fairground rides should ensure that their equipment complies with all relevant standards
as recommended by the Showman’s Guild.
All electrical equipment should be safe and adequately maintained.
Operators of rotating rides should ensure that barriers are erected to protect any bystander whilst the
ride is in motion.
The Society reserves the right to foreclose any activity or operation which is deemed not to be
safe and poses an unreasonable danger to the public.
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OPENMORNING
Saturday 8th October
ST. NICHOLAS
C H R I S T
HOUSE
B R E C O N
C O L L E G E
CHRIST COLLEGE BRECON
JUNIORS
Seniors age 11-18 arrive at 9.30am
Juniors age 7-10 arrive at 10.30am
• “An excellent school with many strengths
including significant examples of sector-leading
practice” HM Inspectorate for Education & Training in Wales
• A full and thriving school with an extensive
choice of A level and GCSE subjects available
• Excellent modern facilities for teaching, sport and
the arts, with a new £2m Creative Arts Centre
• “Opportunities are plentiful … You’ve got to be
impressed, you really have!” Good Schools Guide
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Come and visit our new Junior Section
Meet our Head of Juniors and her team
Offering places for years 3, 4, 5 and 6
Daily buses from in and around Brecon
We believe it’s never too early to experience
the fun of discovery and learning; to capture a
young, eager imagination and create adesire
for them to find out more.
For more information or to arrange a school visit please contact
Mrs Margaret Stephens (Admissions Registrar) on 01874 615440
or email admissions@christcollegebrecon.com
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THE VALE OF GLAMORGAN AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
ANNUAL SHOW
on
Open from 8.30 a.m. to 7.30 p.m.
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ADMISSION:
2016 Advance Tickets can be purchased online at www.valeofglamorganshow.co.uk
Adults £10.00; Children £5.00; Senior Citizens £8.00; Family Ticket £25.00 (2 adults, 2 children)
On the Gate Tickets – Adults £12.00; Children £5.00; Senior Citizens £10.00; Family Ticket £30.00
(2 adults, 2 children)
Members (on production of Tickets) – Free admission to Show Field.
One admission ticket will be sent to competitors per animals entered with maximum of (3) three.
Stock Lorries and Trailers containing exhibits will be admitted to the designated Car Park on
production of relevant pass.
Late Entrants – Passes to be collected at Show Secretary’s Office with no refunds of admission
tickets.
Admission to CAR PARKS:
Outside Show Field – Free; Motor Cycles may park free in outside Car Park.
CATALOGUES:
On sale on Show Day, at Treasurer’s office and on the Show ground.
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The Society is a member of or is affiliated to the following organisations and is subject to their rules:
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British Show Pony Society; B.S.P.S. 178/16
Sports Horse Breeding of G.B.
Wales and Border Counties Agricultural and Horse Shows Association
Welsh Pony and Cob Society
The Side Saddle Association
Ponies Association (UK) Affiliation Number: 17/A16/7920
Holstein UK
The Hereford Cattle Society
The Black Welsh Mountain Sheep Society
BSJA
Royal Horticultural Society
National Vegetable Society
National Dahlia Society
Royal National Rose Society
Association of Show and Agricultural Organisations
Kennel Club
Equifest
Coloured Horse and Pony Society (UK) 16179
The Showing Register (TSR)
Shetland Pony Society
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Supported by
JUDGES 2016
Beef Cattle
Mr Richard Griffiths, Brynderi
Holstein
Mr Ceri Jones (Emeraldgrove), Abercych
Any Other Dairy, Calf Handling and
Group of 8
Mr Alan Thomas, Llangorse
Open Mixed Breed (Continentals)
Mr Arwyn Thomas, Whitland
Suffolk Sheep & Novice Handler
Class
Mr Brian Jones, East Pilton
Commercial & Native Group of 3
Miss Bronwen Tango, Usk
Texel & Coloured Sheep
Mrs Rhys Cooke, Llantillo Crosenny
Continental Group of 3 Untrimmed &
Supreme Champion Sheep
Mrs Wendy Morgan, Llanafan
South Wales Mountain Sheep
Mr John Williams, Blackmill
Black Welsh Mountain Sheep
Mr Glyn Williams, Talybont on Usk
Pet Lamb
Mrs Leanne Popham, Hensol, Vale of
Glamorgan
Ridden and Working Hunter
Mr David Ingle, Kettering
WHP
Miss Rachel Thomas, Bridgend
RoR
Miss Laura Grey, Avon
RoR Confirmation
Mr David Ingle, Kettering
Riding Horse & Cobs
Miss Laura Grey, Avon
Side Saddle
Mrs Janet MacDonald, Avon
Coloured Horses
Miss Rachel Thomas, Bridgend
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Section A&B
Mrs J S Redvers, (Bwlch)
Section C&D
BJ Merrick (Brynithon)
Shetlands – Mini & Standards
Mr D Sykes, Petersfield
Course Builder
Mr Wayne Isaac, Nant y Mwth Farm, Coetrahen
Maize Clamp & Maize Crop
Hugh Edwards, Newport
Silage Bale & Clamp
Delana Davies
Long & Short Term Leys
Mark Egerton, Pandy
Oilseed Rape & Beans
Stephen Champness, Ledbury
Winter Barley & Oats
Tom Davies, Clifford
Winter Wheat
Peter Blanchard, Burbage
Spring Barley
Tom Higgs, Rhossili
Herd Competition
Gethin Havard, Llwynrhys
Wool Fleece
Mr Brian Jones (Wool Marketing Board)
Trade Stands
Dr Peter Beck, HM Lord Lieutenant of
South Glamorgan
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THE VALE OF GLAMORGAN AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
Rules and By Laws
The Vale of Glamorgan Agricultural Society is a company registered in England and Wales
Company No: 04839758 and is a Registered Charity No. 1108960
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The Schedule of Classes is published subject to any orders that may be issued by DEFRA, Welsh
Government or the Local Authorities.
Every reasonable care will be taken of Stock, Property, and persons in connection with the Show, but
it should be distinctly understood when entering Exhibits that the Society will not be responsible for
any damage done, loss or accident whatsoever.
Exhibitors are particularly requested to instruct their employees and others in charge of Stock to
keep the animals in the pens and places provided for them. Any stock found wandering about the
Show will be sent out, and all prizes won by the owner will be withheld by the Committee. Any person
disobeying the instructions of the Officials, or in any way interfering with them in the discharge of
their duties, will be excluded from the Show Ground.
This Society reserves to itself the power of withholding the Prize Monies entirely if there appears not
to be sufficient merit in the exhibit, and if any objection be made as to any kind of descriptions in
exhibiting, the Prize Money will be withheld until the Committee is satisfied as to its correctness.
Any Exhibitor wishing to lodge an objection to any exhibit must do so in writing on the day of the
judging at the Secretary’s Office on the Show Ground, and must pay a deposit of £20.00 which will be
returned if the objection is upheld, but if not sustained, will be forfeited to the Society.
Any objections and questions of dispute shall be referred to the Committee, whose decision shall in
all cases be final.
All arrangements in the Show Ground to be under the control of the Stewards and Secretaries.
The Committee reserve the right to refuse to accept any entry or entries without making an
explanation for such refusal.
In attending the show Trade Stands accept the following:
The Society accepts no reponsibility for any consequential loss incurred as a result of the Society
being required to cancel the Show and reserves the right to retain all or part of the trade stand fee in
the event of cancellation being necessary.
RULES
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Intending Exhibitors must send notice to the Secretaries on Forms which will be forwarded on
application.
No entry will be accepted unless accompanied by the Fee.
All Exhibitors at the Show must be in their places at 8.45 a.m.
Livestock must not be removed until after the Grand Parade.
All other Exhibits not to be removed before 6.00 p.m.
This By-law will be strictly enforced.
Pony and Hunter judging will commence at 8.30 a.m.
Cattle will commence at 9.30 a.m. and Sheep judging will commence at 10.00a.m.
All stock shown at owner’s risk.
All Classes, unless otherwise stated,are open.
A GRAND PARADE of Prize Winning Stock will take place in the Main Ring in the
afternoon.
Cups listed on page 59 will be presented in the Grand Parade. Other Cups will be
available to collect from 3.00p.m.
Prize money withheld if Prize Winners do not parade.
NO PRIZE MONEY WILL BE HANDED OUT UNTIL AFTER THE GRAND PARADE.
Cup Winners must parade in order to receive their cups. No cups will be handed out to
any horse or livestock winner after Show day.
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If prize money is not collected on Show day it will be returned to the bank and treated
as a donation to the Society.
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The Committee reserve the right to cancel any Class if insufficient Entries. If less than four Entries in
any Class, the Third Prize will be withheld. If only one Entry in Class, the Class will not be cancelled but
any prize awarded may be at the Judge’s discretion.
All Cups and Trophies are Perpetual Challenge Cups and Trophies unless otherwise stated. The
Society reserve the right not to allow cups to be taken home by exhibitors.
This Show is affiliated to the Wales and Border Counties Agricultural and Horse Shows Association,
and the Show Committee will refuse entries from Competitors who participate in non-affiliated
Shows whose dates clash with those of affiliated Shows in the areas covered by the Association.
The Judges named have consented and have been appointed to act as Judges. The Committee
reserve the right to appoint substitutes for any who may be unavoidably prevented from attending,
and all Entries are accepted on that understanding.
Any person in charge of an Exhibit in the Ring shall be properly dressed and shall not be permitted to
smoke while exhibiting, under penalty of disqualification.
No Exhibitor to approach the Judge until the judging is finished. Any interference with the Judges or
Stewards will be dealt with severely.
Cups and Trophies (unless won outright) must be returned to the Show Secretary at least one month
before the next Show Date.
The Society reserves the right to make alterations in the time and order of the timetable as may be
found necessary.
Exhibitors should arrive at least one hour before the scheduled judging time.
All horses and ponies must have passports available for inspection.
All cattle and sheep paperwork must be completed by all livestock exhibitors in accordance with
DEFRA regulations.
S. Fenner
General Secretary
Glamorgan Branch of the National Farmers Union
Luncheon
to be held at
The Members Pavilion
Vale of Glamorgan Showground, Fonmon Castle Park
on Sunday 7th August 2016 12.30pm for 1.00pm
Tickets available from
Julian Kelly - 01656 653111 David Harris - 01446 772057
Karen Yates - 01443 228811
All proceeds in aid of NFU Appointed Charities
Please book it in your diary and support us!
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2016 Time Table Guide
8.30a.m.
First Ring
Second Ring
Working Hunter Ponies, 87 & 88
Followed by Championship
Open Cobs, 85
9.00a.m.
Open Riding Horse, 84
9.30a.m.
Open Local Hunter, 78
10.00a.m.
Working Show Horse, 86
Affiliated Hunters, 74-77
10.30a.m.
11.00a.m.
Local Novice Working Hunter, 80
11.30a.m.
ROR Ridden Show Horse, 81
12.00 noon
12.30p.m.
Open Working Hunter, 79
1.00p.m.
1.30p.m.
2.00p.m.
Re-Trained Race Horse Challenge, 82
Followed by ROR Championship
Ladies Side Saddle, 83
Heritage Lead Rein, 89
Heritage First Ridden, 90
2.30p.m.
3.00p.m.
3.30p.m.
Grand Parade of Prize Winning Animals
Prize money will be withheld if prize winners do not parade.
No prize money will be handed out until after the Grand Parade
Parade of the Glamorgan Foxhounds
4.00p.m.
The Stannage International Stunt Team
4.30p.m.
5.00p.m.
Vintage Tractors Display
Rockwood animals Display Team
5.30p.m.
Two Fence Challenge Showjumping Competition
6.00p.m.
Hunt Scurry
Cattle & Sheep Rings
Cattle Judging commences.
10.00a.m.
Sheep Judging commences.
Intermediate
11.00a.m.
11.30a.m.
12.00 noon
12.30p.m.
1.00p.m.
Poultry Show
Junior
9.00a.m.
9.30a.m.
10.30a.m.
Shearing
Senior
1.30p.m.
2.00p.m.
Open
2.30p.m.
Wales v England Test
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10.00a.m.
Judging
Commences.
Section open to
public.
BSJA Ring
9.00a.m.
Classes commence
in Schedule order.
Third Ring
Fourth Ring
Shetlands, 117-123
Welsh Section A, 96-101
Welsh Section B, 102-106
Miniature Shetlands, 124-127
Welsh Section C, 107-111
Shetland Championship
Welsh Section D, 112-116
Welsh Championship Sections A, B, C, D.
Ridden Welsh Ponies & Cobs, 91 & 92
Coloured classes 93, 94, 95
Followed by Championship
Afternoon Entertainment Programme
Fire Service Display
Glamorgan Cricket Club Activity Session
Cows on Tour
Farming Demonstrations
Horticultural
Home Produce
Trade Stands
Dog Show
10.00a.m.
Judging commences.
Craft Fair
10.00a.m.
Open to public.
11.00a.m.
Judging
commences.
Exhibit Section closed
to public during judging.
1.00p.m.
Home Produce
Section open to
public.
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11.00a.m.
Judging
commences.
CATTLE
THIS SHOW WILL BE RUN IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE ANIMAL HEALTH ACT 1981, THE
ANIMAL GATHERING (INTERIM MEASURES) (WALES) ORDER 2003 AND THE TRANSPORT
OF ANIMALS (CLEANSING & DISINFECTING) (WALES) ORDER 2003.
ENTRY FEES AND PRIZE MONEY
All Cattle Classes (per entry). Classes 1 - 12 Members £2; Non-Members £3.
Prize money 1st £40 2nd £30 3rd £10
Any Pure Beef Breed other than Limousin
Judge: Mr Richard Griffiths
(Judging to start at 10.00)
ANY PURE BEEF BREED OTHER THAN LIMOUSIN or NATIVE Breed
CLASS 1
– Bull any age
(Kindly sponsored by C G Lucas & Son Agricultural Contractors - 07885 214171)
CLASS 2 – Cow or heifer or with calf at foot or cow in calf
(Kindly sponsored by Hybu Cig Cymru - Meat Promotion Wales 01970 625050)
CLASS 3
– Heifer in calf
(Kindly sponsored by 4 Recycling Ltd - Dave Powell 0800 0121769)
CLASS 4
– Maiden heifer
(Kindly sponsored by Ritchie John)
CLASS 5 – The Welsh County Shows’ Competition for Pedigree Beef Pairs Owned by the
Same Exhibitor
(Kindly sponsored by Greenlands Insurance Services Ltd.)
CLASS 6
ANY PURE NATIVE BEEF BREED
– Bull any age
(Kindly sponsored by Mr. Brian Jones, Agri-Lloyd International Ltd - 01874 636687)
CLASS 7 – Cow or heifer or with calf at foot or cow in calf
CLASS 8
– Heifer in calf
(Kindly sponsored by C. H. Knight & Ptns)
CLASS 9
– Maiden heifer
Same Exhibitor
THE PETER WOOD AND SONS PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP FOR THE BEST
EXHIBIT IN THE ANY OTHER BEEF BREED and Native Breed CLASSES.
THE MISS ELLEN THOMAS PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP FOR THE BEST
HEREFORD EXHIBIT
THE HEREFORD CATTLE SOCIETY SPECIAL CHAMPIONSHIP ROSETTE FOR
THE BEST HEREFORD EXHIBIT
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Limousin
CLASS 11 – Bull any age
(Kindly sponsored by Infographics Ltd, 01446 772428)
CLASS 12 – Cow or heifer with calf at foot or cow in calf
CLASS 13 – Heifer in calf
(Kindly sponsored by R&T Fabrications Ltd, Vale Business Park,
Llandow 01446 771999)
CLASS 14 – Maiden heifer
(Kindly sponsored by T. J. Bird & Sons, Dyffryn)
Same Exhibitor
The M. T. BOARD CUP for the best pair of Limousin cattle
ARTHUR JOHN AND CO. PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP FOR THE BEST
EXHIBIT IN THE LIMOUSIN CLASSES
Best Beef Herd Competition ( Pure Bred & Commercial)
CLASS 16 – Best Beef Herd. Judged on farm ( Min 20 Breeding Cows). Suckler herd,
pedigree or commercial
The Huw Davey Memorial Shield for Best Beef herd
(Kindly sponsored by Maesglas Vets)
CHAMPIONSHIPS
• Overall Any Breed Champion
• Overall Limousin Champion
• Native breed Champion
• Interbreed Beef Champion
• Best pair Interbreed
Best Pair of Inter-breed Beef cattle owned by the same exhibitor
(winner of classes 5, 10 and 15)
THE DALGETY CROSFIELD CUP for the BEST PAIR OF BEEF CATTLE
Interbreed beef championship (to be competed for by the champions
1c and 4c)
THE HERBERT R. THOMAS CUP for the BEST EXHIBIT IN ALL THE BEEF CLASSES
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Holstein Classes
Judge: Mr Ceri Jones
(Judging to start at 9.30am)
Please Note - all the dairy classes will be run under Holstein (UK) Rules
All competitors must be ready to present the cattle when called by the judge.
All Classes (per entry). Members £2; Non-Members £3.
CLASS 17 – Calf under 12 months on day of show
CLASS 18 – Maiden heifer over 12 and under 18 months on day of show (not in calf)
Mervyn Thomas Dros Y Mor Perpetual Challenge Trophy
(Kindly sponsored by Tyndale Farm Vets, 01446 439311 reception@tyndalevets.co.uk)
CLASS 20 – Cow in calf but not in milk – any age
(Kindly sponsored by Genus Ltd).
CLASS 21 – Heifer in milk.
The Ladbrooke (Bridgend Creamery) Challenge Shield
CLASS 22 – Junior cow in milk (2nd/3rd lactation only)
CLASS 23 – Senior cow in milk (4th lacation and above).
(Kindly sponsored by Jonathan Hogg Agricultural & Industrial Contractor
Contact: 01446 771888)
Golden Vale Dairies Cup
Holstein Championship
(Kindly sponsored by Glamorgan Law LLP, The Pavilion, Cowbridge 01446 771742)
£50 to the winner of the Holstein Championship.
In milk champion (eligible from classes 17, 18 and 19)
Winners to receive Champion and Reserve Champion Rosettes.
THE GLYNNE CLAY PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP FOR THE BEST EXHIBIT IN
THE HOLSTEIN CLASSES.
Holstein UK Championship Award Rosette to the exhibitor of the Champion.
The Reserve Champion will also receive a rosette.
Best exhibitor bred champion and best udder in show both receive
Holstein UK rosettes.
CLASS 24 – Group of 8 in calf Holstein heifers to be judged on the farm, at least three
weeks prior to the Show.
To be restricted to exhibitors from the three counties of Glamorgan.
(Kindly sponsored by Genus Ltd)
Williams & Glynne Cup
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Any Other Pure Dairy Breed
Judge: Mr Alan Thomas
Judging to commence at 10.30am
All Classes (per entry). Classes 21 - 26 Members £2; Non-Members £3.
CLASS 25 – Maiden heifer (not in calf)
(Kindly sponsored by Wynnstay Group Plc)
(Kindly sponsored by Wynnstay Group Plc)
CLASS 27 – Dairy Cow
Richard Taylor perpetual Challenge Cup
CLASS 28 – Heifer in milk
Any Other Pure Dairy Breed Championship
eligible from classes 25, 26, 27 and 28
The G.A.H. Samuel Memorial Perpetual Challenge Bowl for the
winner of the Championship
CLASS 29 – Interbreed production and inspection class (NMR & CIS) –
To be judged on the value of the last complete lactation of 305 days, calves
occurring during theprevious two years to be certified by the N. M. R. All yields to
be minimum standard.
1. A maximum of 2,000 points to be allowed by the Judges on inspection of each entry.
2. Three to be allotted to each cow for every kilo of butterfat and protein yielded during
a completed or uncompleted lactation of not more than 305 days during the one
year three months preceding the date of the show.
3. Four points to be allotted to each heifer for every kilo of butterfat and protein
yielded during a completed or uncompleted lactation of not more than 305 days
during the one year and three months preceding the date of the show.
4. 200 points to be allotted to each entry bred by the exhibitor.
5. 1 point for every cell count under 150,000.
6. In case of Show schedules confined to Herd Book or Grading Register animals,
heifers must calve under three years of age. An official Certificate of yield from the
Record Office must accompany the entry form and exhibitors must be members of
the National Milk Records or CIS on the day of the Show.
7. Pedigree certificates should be available on the day of the show.
8. MILK YieLDS TO BE HANDED TO THE SECRETARY TWO WEEKS BEFORE THE
SHOW.
The Spillers Perpetual challenge Cup
CLASS 30 – Best Pair of Dairy Females, owned and shown by the same Exhibitor
Bill Francis Memorial Challenge Trophy for the Best Pair of
Dairy Females.
CLASS 31 – Group of Three Dairy Cattle, owned and shown by the same Exhibitor
The Corporation of Cowbridge Perpetual Challenge Bowl For
the Best Group of Dairy Cattle.
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Overall Dairy Championships
• Calf Championship – eligible from Class 17, 18 and 25
• Champion Heifer in Milk - eligible from Class 21 and 27
• Champion Cow in Milk - eligible from Class 22, 23 and 26
Dairy Champion to receive Vale Show Dairy Champion and Reserve Dairy
Champion Rosettes.
The T. J. Yorwerth Memorial Perpetual Challenge Cup for the
Best Dairy Cow or Heifer in the Show
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THE WYNDHAM IVOR RADCLIFFE MEMORIAL PERPETUAL CHALLENGE
CUP FOR THE BEST Exhibitor IN THE CATTLE CLASSES
Qualifiers 1st and Reserve place from the following:
• Dairy Calf Championship
• Champion Heifer in Milk
• Champion Cow in Milk
• Best Pair of Dairy Females - Class 29
• Overall Limousin Champion (winner of the A. John & Co. Cup)
• Overall Any Breed Champion (winner of the Peter Wood & Son Cup)
• Interbreed Beef Champion (winner of the HRT Cup)
• Best Pair of Interbreed (winner of the Dalgety Crossfield Cup)
The cup is decided on a points system with 3 points given for Champion and
1 point for Reserve. If at this point two exhibitors have the same number of points
then it will be decided by the number of first places achieved by that exhibitor in
the Cattle Classes entered.
Calf Handling
Judge: Mr Alan Thomas
Prize Money 1st £10; 2nd £8; 3rd £6; 4th £5
All calf handling classes – points to be given solely on handling ability
and care taken in showing and presenting calf.
CLASS 32 – 12 and under on the day of the show calf 12 months and under –
any breed
The Glamorgan Farm Supplies Trophy
CLASS 33 – 13 - 18 on the day of the Show. Calf 12 months and under – any breed
(Kindly sponsored by Tytanglwst Holiday Cottages. Contact Liz Lougher
01656 745635)
The P. J. Llewellyn Perpetual Challenge Cup
CLASS 34 – 19 - 26 on the day of the Show. Calf 18 months and under – any breed
(Kindly sponsored by Tytanglwst Holiday Cottages. Contact Liz Lougher
01656 745635)
The W. J. Bassett Perpetual Challenge Trophy
(These calf handling classes are not awarded points for the Victor Ludorum)
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Sheep
Please note Health & Safety Policy Statement
THIS SHOW WILL BE RUN IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE ANIMAL HEALTH ACT 1981, THE ANIMAL
GATHERING (INTERIM MEASURES) (WALES) ORDER 2003 AND THE TRANSPORT OF ANIMALS
(CLEANSING & DISINFECTING) (WALES) ORDER 2003.
Facilities will be made available for MAEDI-VISNA ACCREDITATION FLOCKS. Competitors must
clearly indicate on their entry forms whether they are fully accredited.
Premises that are members of the SMS are asked to contact the Show Secretary prior to entering.
All Classes per entry: Members £2.00; Non-Members £3.00
Prize Money: 1st £20.00; 2nd £15.00; 3rd £10.00
Welsh Mountain
Judge: Mr John Williams
CLASS 35 – Ram.
CLASS 36 – Ram Lamb.
CLASS 37 – One Ewe.
CLASS 38 – One Ewe Lamb.
THE WESTERN MAIL PERPETUAL CHALLENGE TROPHY for the BEST EXHIBIT in the WELSH MOUNTAIN SHEEP CLASSES.
Black Welsh Mountain Sheep
Judge: Mr Glyn Williams
CLASS 39 – Ram.
The Black Welsh Mountain Sheep Breeders Association Breed
Champion Rosette for the Best Registered Exhibit in the Section.
THE RICHARD EVANS-BEVAN PERPETUAL CHALLENGE TANKARD FOR THE
BEST EXHIBIT IN THE BLACK WELSH MOUNTAIN CLASSES.
Suffolk
Judge: Mr Brian Jones
CLASS 43 – Ram.
The Edwards Geldard Perpetual Challenge Trophy for the Best
Exhibit in the Suffolk Sheep Classes.
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Texel
Judge: Mrs Rhys Cooke
CLASS 47 – Ram.
THE MARY HOMFRAY PERPETUAL CHALLENGE TROPHY for the Best
Exhibit in the Texel Sheep Classes.
Ryeland
Judge: TBC
(Kindly sponsored by Glamorgan Gem, Eastgate, Cowbridge)
CLASS 51 – Ram.
The Tom Davies “Monkton” memorial Trophy for the winner of
the Ryeland championship.
Open Mixed Continental Breed, other than Texel
Judge: Mr Arwyn Thomas
CLASS 55 – Ram.
(Kindly sponsored by CH Knight)
(Kindly sponsored by Watts and Morgan. 01446 773500)
(Kindly sponsored in memory of D.G. Ball, Upper Cwm Farm, Llantilio Crosenny.)
(Kindly Sponsored by Edwards Machinery Ltd, Unit 2, Main Ave., Brackla Ind. Est.,
Bridgend 01656 664155)
The Chapman and Frearson Challenge Cup
Open Mixed Native Breed other than Welsh Mountain,
Black Welsh Mountain, Suffolk & Ryeland
Judge: Miss Bronwen Tango
CLASS 59 – Ram.
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Coloured Sheep (any pure breed with coloured wool)
Judge: Mrs Rhys Cooke
CLASS 63 – Ram.
Group of 3
Judge: Miss Bronwen Tango
CLASS 67– Group of 3 Continental Breed Sheep comprising of one male and two females
to be shown in previous classes and property of the same exhibitor
(Kindly sponsored by Pentagon Assoc. Contact Steve Allen 01834 869333)
CLASS 68 – Group of 3 Native Breed Sheep comprising of one male and two females to be
shown in previous classes and property of the same exhibitor
(Kindly sponsored by Reading Agricultural Consultants Contact Ieuan Williams 01633 430418)
The R. S. Thomas Perpetual Challenge Cup for the Champion
Group of 3
Any Breed
CLASS 69 – Best Ram Lamb (untrimmed). Not to be shown in any other class
(Kindly sponsored by Brinsons, 75 High St., Cowbridge www.brinsons.co.uk)
CLASS 70 – Novice Sheep and Handler. Neither sheep nor handler to have won a class in any
show. Any breed trimmed or untrimmed. Sheep and handler to be judged.
(Kindly sponsored by LT Contracting Ltd - contact Mike Thomas 07976 404401)
Commercial Sheep (Any Breed)
CLASS 71 – A pair of Butchers Lambs (under 35 kilos).
(Kindly sponsored by HRT, High St., Cowbridge 01446 772911)
CLASS 72 – A pair of Butchers Lambs (over 35kilos).
(Kindly sponsored by Hybu Cig Cymru - Meat Promotion Wales 01970 625050)
The Mrs. CAMERON-ROSE PERPETUAL CHALLENGE BOWL For the BEST
EXHIBIT IN THE COMMERCIAL SHEEP CLASSES.
Pet Lamb
Judge: Mrs Leanne Popham
Entry Fee £2
Prize Money 1st £10; 2nd £8; 3rd £6; 4th £5
CLASS 73 – Pet Lamb Class - Handler 16 years old or under on or before day of show.
(Kindly Sponsored by Primary Publishing)
The Mrs. Mary Williams Cup for the winner of the pet lamb class.
BEST TURNED OUT SHEEP IN SHOW - £20 prize
( Kindly sponsored by Mr. Davies, Lower Monkton Farm.)
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Supreme Champion
The Pinkstone Perpetual Challenge cup for the Best Exhibit in
any of the sheep classes
Sheep Champion to receive Vale Show Sheep Champion & Reserve
Sheep Champion rosettes
£50 Prize to the overall sheep Champion kindly sponsored by
Wynnstay Group Plc.
Shearing Competition
CLASS 149 – Shearing Competition.
Junior Intermediate Senior Open Wales v England Test
9.00 am Total Prize Money £200
2.00 pm Total Prize Money £500
2.30 pm
Judges
Nicky Beynon
John TL Davies
Brian Jones
Dilwyn Evans
Clive Hamer
Mark Hughes
Arwyn Jones
John I Davies
Alan Derryman
Steven Lloyd
Richard Scofield
Rhydwyn Price
Huw Condron
Steve Meredith
Gareth Jones
Bryn Ysgallog, Burry Green
Blaenllyh, Libanus
Derwen Deg, Llanafan, Builth Wells
Tynant, Talybont, Ceredigion
Hirnant, Elan Valley, Rhayder
Penrhyn Fawr, New Quay, Ceredigion
Cottage 2, Tyn y Mynydd, Llanelidan, Ruthin
Hill Farm, Golan, Presteigne, Powys
Home Farm, Sidbury, Sidmouth, Devon
Llanyoyne, Newchurch, Kington
Brookside Cottage, Grunsagill, Tosside, Skipton Brookside Cottage, Grunsagill, Tosside, Skipton
Commentators
c/o 45 Bridgetown Road, Stratford Upon Avon
4 Upper Villas, Hospital Road, Talgarth
Corrin Farm, Garth, Builth Wells
Secretary
Heather Jarvis
Llwyn Crwn, Gelli Goll Farm, Llansannor,
Tel: 07791 250916 email: h_jarvis@icloud.com
Scorer
Ioan Jones
Dolfelyn, Llanfan Fawr, Builth Wells, Powys
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Fleece Competition
Judge: Mr Brian Jones (Wool Marketing Board)
All Classes per entry: Members £1.00; Non-Members £2.00
Prize Money: 1st £6.00; 2nd £4.00; 3rd £2.00
CLASS 150 – Fine and Medium, including Merinos, Suffolk, Ryeland, Charollais Downs,
Halfbred, Texel and Lleyn
CLASS 151 – Cross & Lustre, including Mulé, Greyface, Wensleydale, Lincoln and Devon.
CLASS 152 – Hill and Mountain including Radnor, Beulah, Cheviot, Blackface and Welsh
CLASS 153 – Natural Coloured including Jacob, Black Welsh Mountain, Herdwick, Shetland
or any other pure bred or cross bred fleece.
Suppliers of Top Quality Hay & Haylage
Collected or delivered
Straw also available
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Horse Classes
Please note Health & Safety Policy Statement
Ridden Hunters
To be judged under the Rules of the Sport Horse Breeding of Great Britain SHB (GB) WHICH
REQUIRES ALL ENTRIES IN THE HUNTER CLASSES TO BE REGISTERED WITH THE SOCIETY.
Competitors must wear a skull cap or hat and safety harness according to the current approved
BSI or European Standard at all times. Skull caps must have a navy blue or black cover.
Day Ticket = £30 (this entitles competitors to compete at a maximum of 1 show in the year – it covers owner
and rider membership together with horse registration for that show). If the class is a qualifying class for RIHS, in
order for the qualification to be valid, application for full owner/rider membership and horse registration must be
received in the SHB(GB) office within 14 days.
Judge: Mr David Ingle
Members £15.00; Non-Members £25.00
Prize Money : 1st £30.00; 2nd £20.00; 3rd £15.00; 4th £10.00
“Royal International Horse Show” (RIHS)qualifying classes.
Classes 74 - 77 are qualifying events for RIHS 2017. Only horses registered on the
Show Hunter Register are eligible to enter. Registration numbers must be quoted
on entry forms and owners and riders must be members of the Society. The two
highest placed horses in each class will qualify to enter at the RIHS. No horse lower
than second in its class will qualify. CLASS 74 – Small Hunter, Mare or Gelding, four years old or over, exceeding 148cms. but not exceeding 158 cms.
(Kindly sponsored by Caroline Barrett - Intermediary Sales, Principality Building Society)
The two highest exhibits not already qualified in class 64 will qualify for the
Miss J. Brew Small Hunter Championship Equifest 2015.
THE Principality Building Society CUP
CLASS 75 – Lightweight Hunter, Mare or Gelding, four years old or over, capable of
carrying 12 stone 7lbs and under.
(Kindly sponsored by Premier Forest Products Limited. Timber and Sheet Material
Importers www.premierforest.co.uk)
CLASS 76 – Middleweight Hunter, Mare or Gelding, four years old or over, capable of
carrying 12 stone 7lbs not exceeding 14 stone.
( Kindly sponsored by Seth Hill & Son Ltd., The Quarries, Bonvilston)
CLASS 77 – Heavyweight Hunter, Mare or Gelding, four years old or over, capable of
carrying 14 stone and over.
The two highest exhibits not already qualified in classes 75 - 77 will qualify for the Mr.
E. & Mrs. S. A. Kidd Ridden Hunter Championship in Equifest 2016.
1st, 2nd and 3rd in each qualifying class will qualify.
Classes 74 - 77 will qualify for the Ponies UK Whittakers Lord Open Hunter Supreme
Championships.
Championship
The Classic Windows Perpetual Challenge Trophy £50 Prize for
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Pontypridd
UNAFFILIATED HUNTER CLASSES
Competitors must wear a skull cap or hat and safety harness according to the current
approved BSI or European Standard at all times. Skull caps must have a navy blue or
black cover.
Judge: Mr David Ingle
Prize Money : 1st £25.00; 2nd £15.00; 3rd £10.00
CLASS 78 – Open Local Hunter, four years old and over (need not be registered with
the Society) to be confined to horses resident within a 20 mile radius of
the Showground.
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Horse must not have won 1st or 2nd place in a county show.
THE DAN RADCLIFFE PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP
CLASS 79 – Open Working Hunter, four years old and over exceeding 148cms.
Mare or gelding.
(Kindly sponsored by Mr. David Harris, Froglands Farm, Llanmaes)
Riders to have attained 16th birthday before 1st January in current year.
The Bridgend glazing and silvering Co. Ltd perpetual
challenge trophy.
Qualifier for Equifest 2016 The Boycott Tonic Championship.
Qualifier for Ponies UK Zenith WH Supreme Championship.
CLASS 80 – Novice Local Working Hunter four years old and over (need not be
registered with the Society) to be confined to horses resident within a
20 mile radius of the Showground. Horse must not have won 1st or 2nd
place in a county show.
(Kindly sponsored by Flat Out Alloys www.flatoutalloys.co.uk 029 2023 3939)
Please enter Horse Classes online at www.valeofglamorganshow.co.uk
Online Entries - We are pleased to announce that we have recently teamed up with Horse & Hound
to provide online event entry for our events. This is through Equo Events which allows you to quickly
and easily enter events online via a secure payment system using your laptop, tablet or smartphone,
wherever you are. You will also be able to store all your rider and horse details, receive notifications
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VALE OF GLAMORGAN SHOW
at Fonmon Castle Grounds, Nr. Rhoose
The last day of acceptance of entries of all classes is
Saturday 16th July.
No entries will be accepted on show day
One free admission per animal, with a maximum of three,
will be sent to Exhibitors who send Entry Fees with Entry Form,
PLEASE USE ENTRY FORM OVERLEAF
All entries to
General Secretary
Mrs Sarah Fenner,
Llys Ffynnon, Penllyn, Vale of Glamorgan CF71 7RQ
Tel: 07513 141698
New for 2016 - Online Horse Entries www.valeofglamorganshow.co.uk
To enter with Equo - Horse & Hound’s new online entry system - you will
need to register for FREE on https://www.equoevents.co.uk/UserAccount/
CompetitorRegistration then you can create your competitor account by adding
your horse(s) and rider(s) to your profile – this takes 5 mins! Once this is complete
you can make entries in seconds. If you experience any problems please contact
Equo’s customer services via email at equo.events@timeinc.com where you can
request a call back if required
All Entries close on
Saturday 16th July
Late Entries will not be accepted
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(Please Use Capital Letters)
ENTRY
Please remove this form and send to:
Mrs. Sarah Fenner (General Secretary),
Llys Ffynnon, Penllyn, Vale of Glamorgan CF71 7RQ
Class
No.
Description
(ROR where raced?)
Name of Animal
Cattle, Sheep
Name of Rider
Age of
Animal
Basic Identity
Record
Hunters
Please enter horse classes online at www.valeofglamorganshow.co.uk
I/We agree to abide by the Rules, Regulations, Bye-laws and closing dates as outlined inthe Prize Schedule an
for £
:
in payment of Fees for the above class(es).
Cheques and Postal Orders to be made payable to the “VALE OF GLAMORGAN AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
Please print clearly.
NAME . ................................................................................................................................................
ADDRESS ...........................................................................................................................................
TEL: ..................................................................................................................................................PO
Show Entries close Saturday 16th July
Late Entries will not be accepted
Paid:
Passes forwarded only
on receipt of fees.
Y FORM
p and Horses
Sire
Dam
FEES ENCLOSED
ers, ROR & WELSH PONY AND COB
CLASSES ONLY
Members
£
Non-Members
£
FOR OFFICE
USE ONLY
nd enclose herewith remittance
Y.”
SHEEP CLASSIFICATION
All sheep classes must show
classifications as below:-
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OST CODE:...........................................
MV Accredited
Yes
No
If not specified No will be assumed
Data Protection
Please tick box if you do not wish your address to be published in the Show Catalogue
The Vale of Glamorgan Agricultural Society
For further information please contact:
Section:
Secretaries:
Trade Stands: Mrs. Sarah Fenner (General Secretary), Llys Ffynnon,
Penllyn, Vale of Glamorgan CF71 7RQ. Tel: 07513 141698. vale.show@outlook.com
Home Produce Marquee:
Mrs. JANET LEWIS, West View, Keepers Lodge Farm,
Hensol, Pontyclun. Tel: (01443) 225202.
Dog Show:
Mr. PETER PASK, Pentre Farm, Rhiwceiliog
Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan Tel: (01656) 863162.
Horticultural Show:
Mrs. Gail Wintle, 9 The Patch, Llanharry CF72 9LF
Tel: 07976 935223 gailvegshow@gmail.com
Craft Fair:
Mrs. A. ARNOTT, Ty Gwyn, Maendy, Nr. Cowbridge,
Vale of Glamorgan. Tel: (01446) 773258
BSJA:
Miss Louise EDWARDS, Spring Meadows, Llandow,
Cowbridge, Vale of Glamorgan. Tel: (01656) 890712
louiseedwards92@googlemail.com
Poultry Show:
Mr. Callum Griffiths, 2 Glan yr Afon, Ynysybwl,
Pontypridd CF37 3DR Tel: 07583 551540
callum@clydachfarmgroup.co.uk
Vale Farmers’ Market Food Court
Mrs. Myfanwy Edwards, Hilton House, Colwinston,
Cowbridge CF71 7NJ. Tel: (01446) 771033
valeglamfarmersmarket@gmail.com
Separate Schedules for
Poultry, Dog, Horticultural, Home Produce, BSJA Sections
may be obtained direct from the Section Secretaries and
online at www.valeofglamorganshow.co.uk
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Farming in the Vale Marquee
Marquee kindly sponsored by Glamorgan NFU
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Retraining of Racehorses
Judge: Miss Laura Grey, Conformation Judge: Mr David Ingle
All those entering horses and/or particiapating in the Show agree to be bound by the Retraining of
Racehorses Rules and Regulations.
CLASS 81 – RoR Tattersalls Show Series Qualifier
(Kindly sponsored by Watts & Morgan)
Thoroughbred mare or gelding, 4years old or over, any height. Riders must be
15 years or over on 1st January. Horses should be ridden in a snaffle, pelham or
simple double bridle. Horses should be plaited. The first three go forward to
the championship at the Hickstead Derby Meeting on 2017. All entries MUST
be registered and have RACED in GB. There will be a prize for the highest placed
veteran 15years or over. The class will be run under the rules of RoR. Horses will be
ridden by the judge. All those entering horses and/or participating in the show agree
to be bound by the Retraining of Racehorses Rules and Regulations from time to
time in force’
Please be aware that the show will split the class on the horse’s last run in a race (NH
or Flat) or will provide 2 ride judges should the entries exceed 20. Please mark your
entry form accordingly. Competitors must wear a safety/kite mark hard hat
with a chinstrap.
Racing injuries and blemishes will NOT be ignored in this series
Louise Birkett Commemorative Cup
CLASS 82 – RoR TBA Challenge Show Series Qualifier
(Kindly sponsored byWestgate Laboratories)
Mare or gelding 4yrs old or over and of any height. Riders must be 15 years old or
over on the 1st January. Horses to be ridden in any suitable bridle and should be
plaited. The first 3 qualify for the final at Royal Windsor Show 2017. All entries must
be registered with RoR and HAVE raced in GB.
Horses will NOT be ridden by the judge. Competitors must wear a safety/kite mark
hard hat with a chinstrap. All those entering horses and/or participating in the show
agree to be bound by the Retraining of Racehorses Rules and Regulations from time
to time in force’
Racing injuries and blemishes ARE IGNORED in this series
The class to be judged 50% jumping, 20% Style while jumping and performance and
30% awarded for show, manners and suitability to be retrained.
PHASE 1
Jumping to be judged:
8 rustic jumps ( 2’ 6” to 3 foot with a maximum spread of 85 centimeters )
The following points to be deducted at the end of each jumping round:
10 points to be deducted for a knock down. 15 points to be deducted for a refusal.
20 points for second refusal. Elimination for third refusal or fall
PHASE 2
Class returns without boots and judged for an individual show/conformation.
(In some classes, at the judge’s discretion, horses might be asked to do a ‘show’
following their jumping without leaving the ring. This is often the case with a large
number in the class)
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Each horse to complete an individual show of no longer than 1 ½ minutes. Show to
include the following movements:
Walk, Trot, canter showing change of leg, extended canter (gallop) halt and stand,
walk off on long rein. Total marks out of 30% for Show, manners and suitability to be
retrained.
Fences for the final at Royal Windsor can be up to a maximum of 3’6”
Prizes : Rosettes and Tesco Vouchers 1st to 4th place.
1st £50 plus voucher for jacket, 2nd £25, 3rd 20, 4th £10.
Veteran prize (15+): £25 voucher to be redeemed from RoR office and qualification
for the Veteran final at Aintree.
The Late Thomas JeNkins Perpetual Challenge Cup
Side Saddle
Juniors must wear a skull cap or hat and safety harness according to the current
approved BSI or European Standard at all times. Adults may wear Bowlers/silk at their
own risk.
Judge: Mrs Janet MacDonald
CLASS 83 – Ladies Side Saddle.
(Kindly sponsored by Glamorgan Gem, Cowbridge)
THE Side saddle association EQUITATION open Qualifying CLASS.
(Run under S.S.A. Rules as stated in the current Members’ Handbook)
An Open Class, open to Adults and Juniors. If entries warrant, an Open Class
may be divided into an Adult and a Junior Class at the discretion of the Show. SSA
Rosettes and Qualifying Points shall be awarded to Adults & Juniors as 2 sections:
the highest placed Adult & Junior Members will receive Turnout rosettes and SSA
rosettes to 3rd place, and Qualifying Points down each line. The highest placed
Member under 14 on 1st January of the current year will receive a rosette.
The Great House Perpetual challenge vase.
Riding Horses and Cobs
Judge: Miss Laura Grey
CLASS 84 – Open Riding Horse
(Kindly sponsored by Glamorgan Gem, Cowbridge)
Mare or Gelding exceeding 148cms. Over 4 years old on the day of the show. Riders
to have attained their 16th birthday by the 1st January in the current year.
THE JOHN & SARAH CORY PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP
Qualifier for Nupafeed Riding Horse Championship at Equifest 2016.
Qualifier for the P(UK) Hazelden Riding Horse Supreme Championship.
1st, 2nd and 3rd in each qualifying class will qualify.
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CLASS 85 – Open Cob, including Maxi Cobs, Mare or Gelding, four years old and over,
exceeding 148cms and not exceeding 155cms to be ridden. Riders any age.
Qualifier for the P(UK) Kempley Ridden Cob Championship
(Kindly sponsored by Horsezone www.horsezone.co.uk)
Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Cory Perpetual Challenge Trophy
CLASS 86 – Working Show Horse. Open to hacks, cobs, maxi cobs and riding horses
(mare or gelding) 4 years old and over exceeding 148cms
(Kindly sponsored by The Place for Homes)
Please Note
It is not necessary to be members of these societies
to compete at this show.
Working Hunter Ponies
Judge: Miss Rachel Thomas
Riders must declare if they are competing in the 153cm or the intermediate section.
CLASS 87 – The BSPS Mixed Height Novice Working Hunter Ponies/
Intermediate W.H.
(Kindly sponsored by Jonathan and Elsa Hopkins)
Mare or gelding 4 years old or over not exceeding 158cms. Riders must jump in their
correct height section and be the correct age for the height of animal they ride.
Riders may ride more than one pony providing the animals are of a different height
section (see Rule 39). It is not necessary to be a BSPS Member to compete.
Snaffles Cup
CLASS 88 – The BSPS Mixed Height Open Working Hunter Ponies/
Intermediate W.H.
Mare or gelding 4 years old or over not exceeding 158cms. Riders must jump in their
correct height section and be the correct age for the height of animal they ride.
Riders may ride more than one pony providing the animals are of a different height
section (see Rule 39). It is not necessary to be a BSPS Member to compete.
The 1st prizewinner from class 88 will qualify for the BSPS
www.handleyequestrian.co.uk Champion of Champions
The Glamorgan Gem perpetual challenge trophy.
Working Hunter Pony Championship
The Championship is open to the first & second prizewinners in Classes 87 & 88.
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Mountain and Moorland Ponies
It is not necessary to be a BSPS Member to compete. BSPS 178/16
This show is a qualifier for the 2016 BSPS Championship Show.
B.S.P.S. “Industrial Salt Supplies” WOW Factor 1st, 2nd & 3rd will qualify from classes 89, 90, 91 & 92
Judge: D Sykes
CLASS 89 – BSPS Heritage Mountain & Moorland Open Lead Rein mare or gelding,
4 years old and over.
Ponies not to exceed 122cm, registered in their respective Pure Breed Society
Stud Books of Dartmoor, Exmoor, Shetland, New Forest and Welsh section A or
B. Riders not to have attained their 9th birthday before 1st January in the current
year. To be led by an attendant and shown in a snaffle bridle, the lead rein to be
attached by the noseband only.
This class is a Qualifier for the RCH Farrier Championship at Equifest 2016.
Qualifier for the P (UK) Lobster Pot M&M Lead Rein Supreme Championship.
CLASS 90 – BSPS Heritage Mountain & Moorland First Ridden Mare or Gelding,
4 years old and over, not exceeding 128cm.
Registered in the Pure Bred Section of the Breed Societies Stud Book of
Dartmoor, Exmoor, Shetland, New Forest, Welsh section A or B. Any suitable
bridle acceptable. Riders not to have attained their 12th birthday before 1st
January in the current year.
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This class is a qualifier for the Choynowski Family Championship at Equifest 2016.
Championship - Mountain and Moorland Championship Open to 1st and 2nd
Prizewinners in Classes 89-90.
M.T. Morgan Cup to the winner of the Championship.
Judge: Mrs J S Redvers (Bwlch)
CLASS 91 – BSPS Heritage Mountain & Moorland Open Ridden Class. Registered pure
bred Welsh Section A & B ponies 4 years old or over. Riders any age.
(Kindly sponsored by AT Environmental (Wales) Ltd 07970 912 595)
Judge: B J Merrick (Brynithon)
CLASS 92 – BSPS Heritage Mountain & Moorland Open Ridden Class. Registered pure
bred Welsh Section C & D ponies 4 years old or over. Riders any age.
Championship
Mountain and Moorland Championship Open to 1st and 2nd Prizewinners in
Classes 89-92.
Mrs. G. R. Lewis Challenge Cup for the Winner of the championship
Classes 89 - 92 are qualifiers for the Hewitt Family Open Ridden Championship at
Equifest 2016.
Championship - Mountain and Moorland Championship Open to 1st and 2nd
Prizewinners in Classes 89-92.
J. Pendock Porter Challenge cup to the winner of the championship
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Coloured Classes
Judge: Miss Rachel Thomas
Members £6.00; Non-Members £12.00.
This show is affiliated to The Coloured Horse & Pony Society (UK). Affiliation No. 16179
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 compete. However in order to Qualify both Owner and
Rider/Exhibitor need to be a current showing member and present their valid Qualifier card IN
THE RING for signing by the judge. Members to apply in writing to CHAPS (UK) for appropriate
qualifier card. The CHAPS (UK) Championship Show will be held on 31st Aug - 3rd Sept
2016. Shows held on or after the closing date of Championship Show will count as 2017
qualifiers.
The following classes are CHAPS (UK) Qualifiers [93, 94, 95].
For full rulings and information on competition/qualification, please refer to the CHAPS (UK)
Members’ Handbook; or visit www.chapsuk.com for rulings.
All stallions, 4 years old and over entering these classes must be graded with CHAPS (UK).
All stallions must wear Stallion ID Discs in the ring without exception.
CLASS 93 – Open Youngstock Qualifier. 1, 2 or 3 year olds. No foals.
(Kindly sponsored by Pencoed Tyres Ltd., 07860 674634)
Summerhaze Cup
CLASS 94 – Open In-hand Qualifier. Any height, age or type. No foals.
(Kindly sponsored by M & S Cuddy)
Classes 93 and 94 1st, 2nd and 3rd place will qualify for P(UK) Commanchee
Coloured In-hand Championship
CLASS 95 – Open Ridden Qualifier. Any type, any height.
(Kindly sponsored by M & S Cuddy)
Judge will not ride.
The Doodie Trophy will be given to the highest placed junior in class 95
Class 94 1st, 2nd and 3rd place will qualify for the P(UK) Commanchee In Hand
Championship.
Class 95 1st, 2nd and 3rd place will qualify for the P(UK) Commanchee Ridden
Championship.
Classes 93-95 will qualify for the BSPA Championship at Equifest 2016.
Championship
Open to first and second prizewinners in classes 93, 94 & 95.
Perpetual Championship Trophy presented by M & S Cuddy.
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Welsh Mountain Ponies
This Show will be participating in the Welsh Pony & Cob Society Sire Ratings Scheme
Any colt or stallion 2 years old or over must be bitted.
NO PRIZE MONEY WILL BE ISSUED UNTIL AFTER THE GRAND PARADE
Section ‘A’ – not over 121.9cms
Judge: Mrs J S Redvers, (Bwlch)
Prize Money : 1st £15.00; 2nd £10.00; 3rd £8.00.
CLASS 96 – Welsh Mountain Pony Yearling.
CLASS 97 – Welsh Mountain Pony, 2 or 3 years old.
CLASS 98 – Novice Welsh Mountain Pony Brood Mare 4 years old or over that has never
won a First Prize in a Brood Mare Class.
CLASS 99 – Welsh Mountain Pony, Mare or Gelding, 4 years old or over.
(Kindly sponsored by Thomas Simon Solicitors. Contact 029 2055 7200)
CLASS 100– Welsh Mountain Pony Foal.
CLASS 101 – Welsh Mountain Pony Stallion, 4 years old or over.
(Kindly sponsored by Celtic Tyre Services (Bridgend) Ltd.)
THE WELSH PONY & COB SOCIETY Medal to the Champion or Reserve
in accordance with the WPCS Rules and the “PENLLYN” CHALLENGE
TROPHY for the Best Animal in Section ‘A’ Classes.
THE BRYNHEULOG PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP. given by the late
mrs. matthew williams for the best welsh mountain pony mare.
THE LYNDON EVANS MEMORIAL TROPHY for the Best Welsh Mountain
Pony 3 years old or younger.
Welsh Ponies
Section ‘B’ – not over 137.2cms
Judge: Mrs J S Redvers, (Bwlch)
CLASS 102 – Welsh Pony Yearling.
(Kindly sponsored by Cottrell Park Golf Resort www.cottrellpark.com)
CLASS 103 – Welsh Pony, 2 or 3 years old.
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CLASS 104– Welsh Pony, Mare or Gelding 4 years old or over.
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CLASS 105 – Welsh Pony Foal.
CLASS 106– Welsh Pony Stallion, 4 years old or over.
“THE THORNBERRY” CHALLENGE TROPHY. For the Best Animal in the
Section B Classes.
The WPCS Bronze medal is awarded to the Champion or Reserve on
production of the owner’s 2016 WPCS Membership Card in the Ring.
Welsh Ponies Cob Type
Section ‘C’ – not over 137.2cms
CLASS 107 – Mare or gelding, 4 years old or over.
CLASS 108– Foal. CLASS 109– Yearling.
CLASS 110 – Welsh Pony of Cob Type, 2 or 3 years old.
CLASS 111 – Stallion, 4 years old or over
Louis Fisher Perpetual Challenge Cup for the Champion Section C.
The WPCS Bronze Medal is awarded to the Champion or Reserve on
Welsh Cobs Section ‘D’
CLASS 112– Welsh Cob Yearling.
CLASS 113 – Welsh Cob, 2 or 3 years old.
CLASS 114– Welsh Cob, Mare or Gelding 4 years old or over.
CLASS 115– Welsh Cob Foal.
CLASS 116– Welsh Cob Stallion, 4 years old or over.
(Kindly sponsored by AT Environmental (Wales) Ltd 07970 912 595)
SUPREME CHAMPIONSHIP
THE Mrs. HOMFRAY CHALLENGE CUP will be awarded for the Best
Exhibit in Sections A, B, C & D.
The WPCS Bronze Medal is awarded to the Champion or Reserve on
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Shetlands - Mini & Standards
Judge: Mr D Sykes, Petersfield
ALL PONIES NOT TO EXCEED 42” Classes are confined to registered ponies only and must
be named on the entry form. Shetland Pony Society rosettes will only be awarded to ponies
registered with the Society or eligible for registration (i.e. foals). Three-year-old fillies with foals
at foot may not be shown. All foals must be a minimum of three weeks old on the day of the
Show. There must be no colts or entire males in Young Handler classes. Children under 14 yrs
old may not show colts (excluding foals) or entire males in In-hand classes. Children under
11 yrs old on the day of the Show may not show entire males in ridden classes. In the interest
of safety, hard hats must be worn by all handlers aged 14 yrs or under in In-hand classes.
Exhibitors must not kneel but remain standing while in the ring. Hard hats must be worn by all
exhibitors, irrespective of age in ridden classes. In ridden classes, if a rider falls off at any time
whilst in the ring, both pony and rider must leave the ring with the rider dismounted and take no
further part.
Class 117 – Brood Mare 4 years old and over, exceeding 34”
Class 118 – Colt or Filly Foal SR575 Shetland Pony Stud Book Society rosette for the Best
Foal
Class 119 – Barren Mare or Gelding 4 years old and over, exceeding 34”
Class 120– Yearling, Colt, Filly or Gelding to exceed 34” at maturity
Class 121 – Two or Three Year Old Colt, Filly Or Gelding to exceed 34” at maturity SR579
Shetland Pony Stud Book Society rosette for the Best Gelding.
Class 122 – Stallion 4 years old and over exceeding 34”
Class 123 – Ridden Class, 4 years old and over, on or off lead rein. Rider any age SR582
The Shetland Pony Stud Book Society rosettes for the Best Open Ridden and
Best Lead Rein
Championship & Special Awards SC583 P.A.S.YOUNGSTOCK CHAMPION AND
RESERVE CHAMPION rosettes will be awarded to the Youngstock Champion
and Reserve Champion SR584 THE SHETLAND PONY STUD BOOK SOCIETY
rosettes to be awarded to the Junior Champion & Reserve. All Shetland Ponies
to be registered with the Shetland Stud Book Society. SC585 P.A.S. CHAMPION
AND RESERVE CHAMPION rosettes will be awarded to the Champion and
Reserve Champion ST586 All Shetland Ponies to be registered with the Shetland
Stud Book Society SR588 SOUTH AND WEST WALES SHETLAND PONY GROUP
Highest Placed members’ rosette to be awarded to the highest placed member
in each class. Membership cards MUST be shown SQ589 NPS Leyhills M&M In
Hand Summer National Championship. The highest placed pony in the top three
of each class (excluding foals), that has not previously qualified, to qualify for
the final at NPS Summer Championship 2017 SC500
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Miniature Shetland Ponies
ALL PONIES NOT TO EXCEED 34”
Class 124 – Brood/Barren Mare or Gelding 4 years old and over, not exceeding 34”
Class 125 – Colt or Filly Foal SR593 Shetland Pony Stud Book Society rosette for the Best
Foal Class 594 Yearling Colt, Filly or Gelding not to exceed 34” at maturity
Class 126 – Two or Three Year Old Colt, Filly or Gelding not to exceed 34” at maturity
SR596 Shetland Pony Stud Book Society rosette for the Best Gelding.
Class 127 – Stallion 4 years old and over, not exceeding 34”
Championship & Special Awards SC598 SHETLAND PONY STUD BOOK SOCIETY
rosettes for the Junior Champion and Reserve. All Shetland Ponies to be
registered with the Shetland Stud Book Society SC601 P.A.S. CHAMPION AND
RESERVE CHAMPION rosettes will be awarded to the Champion and Reserve
Champion ST602
SUPREME SHETLAND CHAMPIONSHIP AWARD
SC605 P.A.S. SUPREME CHAMPION AND RESERVE SUPREME CHAMPION
rosettes will be awarded to the Supreme Champion and Reserve Supreme
Champion Shetland ST606 MORFA GIRLS CHAMPIONSHIP CUP TROPHY for the
Supreme Champion Shetland to be competed for by the Champion and Reserve
Champions of the Shetland and Miniature Shetland Sections.
Hunt Scurry
6.00pm. Main Ring
£100 to winning hunt and the Calvert Harris Memorial Trophy
(Kindly sponsored by Frank Sutton Ltd. Contact 01656 865979)
Contact the Secretary (07513 141698) for entry.
First four teams to enter will compete.
B.S.P.S. Show Number 178/16
This show is affiliated to the British Show Pony Society (B.S.P.S.) and all persons entering, competing, showing or
otherwise taking part in B.S.P.S. classes, whether or not members of the B.S.P.S. are subject to the Rules of the B.S.P.S.,
including the disciplinary procedures, and shall be deemed to have consented to the jurisdiction of the B.S.P.S. This
Show is a qualifier for the 2015 B.S.P.S. Championships Show. The 1st and 2nd prize winners only in each qualifying class
will qualify provided the animal is registered in accordance with Rules 23 and 28 and ridden by a B.S.P.S. member. This
Show is a qualifier for the B.S.P.S. Classic Security (UK) Ltd. Challenge, the B.S.P.S. Black Country Saddles Best Rider, the
B.S.P.S. Premier League and the B.S.P.S. Champion of Champions. 1st, 2nd & 3rd qualify from classes 89 to 99 and 1st
to 4th in mixed height classes. Ponies placed first in the B.S.P.S. Heritage Open Classes will qualify for the B.S.P.S. WOW
Factor (“Winner of Winners”) at the B.S.P.S. Summer Championship Show.
Ponies Association UK 17/A16/7920
1st 2nd and 3rd placed horses/ponies will qualify for the Winter Classic 2016, Supreme Championship 2016 & Equifest
2016. Competitors in qualifying positions, who are not current members of Ponies (UK) must become an Annual Adult
member before the time of entry. Qualification tickets will be awarded in the ring & Gold Tickets will be awarded to the
Champion of each affiliated section.
TSR Riders Championship & In Hand Championships - This show is a qualifier for the 2016 TSR Riders / In Hand
Welsh and South West Regional Championships to be held 3rd-6th Sept at SWAP Champs Show, Broomes EC, Crick.
TSR Riders Champs - 1st and 2nd riders qualify and will receive a qualification card in the ring.
TSR In Hand championship
The two highest placed handlers with a TSR in hand card will qualify in any in hand class. Handlers MUST have their cards
signed in the ring by the judge. It is the handler’s responsibility to have the card. Cards available from the TSR website.
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Field Classes
N.B. All entries confined to within 20 mile radius of Cowbridge
Should there be less than three entries in any of the following classes,
the class will be cancelled.
Grass Silage Classes
(Judged in January by Delana Davies).
CLASS 128 – For the Best Clamp of Silage.
(Kindly sponsored by Alban Wilde).
THE MAJOR FRANK HOMFRAY PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP.
CLASS 129 – For the Best Bag of Silage.
(Kindly sponsored by R. & L. Anthony, Tythegston).
Fred Williams Memorial Cup
Ley Classes
(Judged in May by Mr Mark Egerton, Pandy).
CLASS 130 – Long Term Ley - 3 or more seasons.
THE george gibson PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP for the Best Long
Term Ley.
CLASS 131 – Short Term Ley - 1 or 2 seasons (to include Italian Rye Grass).
THE PENLLYNE CRICKET CLUB PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP
Combinable Crop Classes
Growing Crop Classes are exempt from standard rules and regulations of entries.
(Not more than one exhibit of any variety to be shown from the same field not less than 3 acres).
CLASS 132 – Best Field of Winter Barley (Judged by Mr Tom Davies, Clifford)
(Kindly sponsored by Agrii).
THE EVAN CROOK MEMORIAL CUP.
CLASS 133 – Best Field of Winter Oats (Judged by Mr Tom Davies, Clifford)
(Kindly sponsored by Western Arable Services, The Cattle Market Ltd, Glos.
James James JP Memorial Challenge Cup.
CLASS 134 – Best Field of Winter Wheat (Judged by Mr Peter Blanchard, Burbage)
(Kindly sponsored by Kelly & Harris, NFU Bridgend).
THE W. D. JAMES MEMORIAL PERPETUAL CHALLENGE TROPHY.
CLASS 135 – Best Field of Spring Barley (Judged by Mr Tom Higgs, Rhossili)
(Kindly sponsored by Ashdown Fencing)
Vale Show Perpetual Challenge Cup.
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CLASS 136 – The Best Winter Oilseed Crop (Judged by Mr Stephen Champness, Ledbury)
Gwyn Jervis Perpetual Challenge Cup
CLASS 137 – Best Field of Beans (Judged by Mr Stephen Champness, Ledbury)
(Kindly sponsored by Reading Agricultural Consultants Contact Ieuan Williams 01633 430418)
Robert Morgan Perpetual Challenge Cup
THE ROBERT THOMAS MEMORIAL PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP. To be
awarded to the Competitor receiving the highest number of
points in the Combinable Crop Section. Only one entry per
exhibitor to count for points in each Class.
1st – 4 points; 2nd – 3 points; 3rd – 2 points; 4th – 1 points;
CLASS 138 – Best Field of Spring Oats
CLASS 139 – Best Field of Spring Wheat
(Kindly sponsored by C. H. Knight & Ptns)
Maize Classes
(Judged by Mr Hugh Edwards, Newport)
CLASS 140– Best Field of Maize – Judging September 2015. Results in 2016 Catalogue.
The A. R. Thomas Perpetual Challenge Cup for
the Best Maize Crop.
CLASS 141 – Best Clamp of Maize Silage
(Kindly sponsored by Julian Kelly and David Harris NFU Office, Cowbridge).
Growing Root Crop Classes
CLASS 142 – One Acre of Potatoes.
LLANCARFAN PLOUGHING MATCH SOCIETY PERPETUAL
CHALLENGE CUP.
To be awarded to the Competitor winning the Growing Root Crop Section.
(Note: CORN, ROOT AND LEY CLASSES).
A sheaf of Corn or a bucket of Corn must be exhibited at the Show by every competitor in respect of
each entry in the Corn Classes. The variety to be named. Three roots by every competitor in respect
of each entry in the Root Classes. A sample 12 potatoes, and a turf in respect of each entry in the Ley
Classes.
VICTOR LUDORUM TROPHY
THE VIVIAN THOMAS MEMORIAL PERPETUAL CHALLENGE TROPHY
(confined to Glamorgan Farmers)
for the highest number of points in the Agricultural Section.
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ENROL TODAY
Members of the Society are entitled to pay only
HALF ENTRY FEE
They also receive two admission passes plus use of
Member’s enclosure with private catering and bar facilities
Membership subscription for 2016 is £40 (two badges)
2016 Subscription may be included with entry form, with
completed direct debit form overleaf for 2017.
Exhibitors passes and Members badges dispatched separately in July
Contact the Secretary if you need further information
Tel: 07513 141698
Society Tie
The Vale of Glamorgan Agricultural
Society tie is available to Members
and Patrons of the Society from
the General Secretary Tel: 07513
141698.
Price: £7.50
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Open Show Day Classes
Classes 122-127. Entry Fee: Members £1.00; Non-Members £2.00.
CLASS 143 – Bale of Seed Hay.
CLASS 144 – Bale of Meadow Hay.
CLASS 145 – Group of 10 Potatoes.
CLASS 146 – 10 kilos Wheat
CLASS 147 – 10 kilos Oats
CLASS 148 – 10 kilos Barley
Trade Exhibits
(Excluding Horticultural Exhibits)
Judged by Dr Peter Beck
In all the following categories points will be awarded the following:
a) Display and layout: 70.
b) Technical details and information: 10.
c) Staffing and personnel and general helpfulness: 10.
d) Originality: 10.
(The winner of each class will be excluded from the competition in the following year).
1.
Best Trade Stand mainly supplying goods and services to the Agricultural Industry
1st, 2nd, 3rd Rosettes
The EDWARD JOHN MEMORIAL CUP will be presented to the winner.
2. Best Trade Stand supplying goods and services to the general public and not included in Class 1
The GALE MARTIN MEMORIAL PERPETUAL TROPHY will be presented to the winner
3. Best Trade Stand exhibiting in the Craft Fair Marquee
4. The Best Vintage Tractor on display at the Vale Show.
the David synan memorial cup will be presented to the winner
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Cups to be presented in Show Dinner
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Contact the Secretary for tickets
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The Williams and Glyn Cup for the Best Group of 8 in-calf Friesian Heifers (this has been
judged on the Farm).
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The Major Frank Homfray Perpetual Challenge Cup for the Best Clamp of Silage.
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The Fred Williams Memorial Cup for the Best Bale of Silage.
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The George Gibson Perpetual Challenge Cup for the Best Long Term Ley.
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The Penllyne Cricket Club Perpetual Challenge Cup for the Best Short Term Ley.
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The Evan Crook Memorial Cup for the Best Field of Winter Barley.
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James James JP Memorial Challenge Cup.
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The Vale Show Perpetual Challenge Cup for the Best Field of Spring Barley.
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The W. D. James Memorial Challenge Trophy for the Best 3 Acres of Winter Wheat.
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Gwyn Jervis Perpetual Challenge Cup for the Best Winter Oilseed Crop.
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The Robert Morgan Perpetual Challenge Cup for the Best Field of Oilseed.
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The A. R. Thomas (Contractors) Perpetual Challenge Cup for the Best Maize Crop.
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The Robert Thomas Memorial Perpetual Challenge Cup for the Exhibitor gaining the
highest number of points in the Combinable Crops Section.
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The Llancarfan Ploughing Society Perpetual Challenge Cup for the Exhibitor gaining the
highest number of points in the Root Section.
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The Victor Ludorum will be presented on Show Day and all field class results will be in the
Show Catalogue.
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Other Local Shows
Gower Show
7 August Contact John Furneux 01792 390754
Brecon Show
6 August
Contact Miss E. Gatehouse 01874 611881
Monmouth Show
25 August
Contact Liz Egerton 01873 890365
Usk Show
10 September Contact Faye Mear 01291 690889
Glamorgan Pony Club
Futuristic Hunter Trial
25 September
Contact Sian Dix 07980 356801
GH Entertainments Committee
Glamorgan Hunt Family Fun Day - Sunday 19th June 2016
Glamorgan Hunt Show - 14th August, Pentremeyrick (behind Llangan School), Cowbridge.
Sec : Mrs Sarah Morris. Tel: 07746071416. Email: tim.morris5@btinternet.com. Unaffiliated
jumping, showing classes, hunters, Cobs,hunter ponies, M&M,ROR, Veteran, Novelty classes and
Gymkhana. Entries on the day.
Fun Ride - 11th September, Springmeadows, Llandow.
Glamorgan Hunt Hunter Trials - 9th October, (9.30am sharp) at Alps Park, Wenvoe,
Cardiff. 7 classes from Minimus to Junior/Senior Open. Contact: 07798 903781
email: tedgell@premierforest.co.uk
Glamorgan Hunt Ball - 19th November, Vale Hotel
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Cups to be presented in the Grand Parade
The following cups will be presented in the grand parade; please note that all other cups and
trophies can be collected from the awards office between 3.00pm and 5.30pm on show day
Cattle
1. The Peter Wood & Sons Perpetual Challenge Cup for the best exhibit in the any other beef
class
2. The Arthur John & Co. Perpetual Challenge Cup for the best exhibit in the Limousin
classes
3. The Hebert R Thomas Cup for the best exhibit in all the beef classes
4. The Glynne Clay Perpetual Challenge Cup for the best exhibit in the Holstein classes
5. The G A H Samuel Memorial Perpetual Challenge Bowl for the winner of the any other dairy
championship
6. The T J Yorwerth Memorial Perpetual Challenge Cup for the best dairy cow or heifer
7. The Wyndham Ivor Radcliffe Memorial Perpetual Challenge Cup for the best exhibitor in
the Cattle classes
8. The Glamorgan Farm Supplies Trophy for calf handling
9. The P J Llewellyn Perpetual Challenge Cup for calf handling
10. The W J Bassett Perpetual Challenge Trophy for calf handling
Sheep
1. The Western Mail Perpetual Challenge Trophy for the best exhibit in the Welsh mountain
sheep classes
2. The Richard Evans-Bevan Perpetual Challenge Tankard for the best exhibit in theblack
Welsh mountain sheep classes
3. The Edwards Geldard Perpetual Challenge Cup for the best exhibit in the Suffolk classes
4. The Mary Homfray Perpetual Challenge Trophy for the best exhibit in the Texel classes
5. The Tom Davies ‘Monkton’ Memorial Trophy for the winner of the Ryeland Championship
6. The Chapman & Frearson Challenge Cup for the best continental exhibit
7. The Mrs Cameron Rose Perpetual Challenge Bowl for the best exhibit in the commercial
sheep classes
8. The Pinkstone Perpetual Challenge Cup for the Champion Sheep
9. The Mrs Mary Williams Cup for the winner of the Pet lamb class
Horses
1. The Classic Windows Perpetual Challenge Cup for the Champion hunter
2. The Great House Perpetual Challenge Vase - Side saddle
3. The Late Thomas Jenkins Perpetual Challenge Cup for the best exhibit in the retrained
racehorse classes
4. The MT Morgan Cup to the winner of the Heritage lead rein and first ridden championship
5. The Prince of Wales Investiture - lead pony
6. The M & S Cuddy Perpetual Challenge Trophy for the Coloured champion
7. The Mrs Homfray Challenge Cup for the Champion welsh pony or cob.
8. The Morfa Girls’ Perpetual Challenge Cup for the best exhibit in the Shetland pony classes
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VALE OF GLAMORGAN AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
SUBSCRIPTION RATES FOR 2016
Patron.................................................................................................................................. £60.00
Member............................................................................................................................... £40.00
There is no element of Value Added Tax in the above rates
BANKER’S ORDER
Date
.........................................................................................................................
Name of Banker .........................................................................................................................
Address of Bank .........................................................................................................................
.........................................................................................................................
.........................................................................................................................
.....................................................................Post Code ..................................
Account Number .......................................................... Branch Sort Code ................................
Please pay to HSBC, Cowbridge (Sort Code 40:18:18) Account No. 71734547
£60.00
(Delete as applicable)
£40.00
being the subscription to the Vale of Glamorgan Agricultural Society, IMMEDIATELY and on
5th January annually until further notice. This Mandate cancels all previous Banker’s Orders in
respect of Vale of Glamorgan Agricultural Society.
Signature
.........................................................................................................................
Name
.........................................................................................................................
Address
.........................................................................................................................
.........................................................................................................................
.........................................................................................................................
..................................................................... Post Code ..................................
Please send completed form to: Sarah Fenner, Llys Ffynnon, Penllyn, Vale of Glamorgan
CF71 7RQ who will record it and send it to the Bank concerned.
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