DUFTON AGRICULTURAL SHOW SCHEDULE. Saturday 26th August 2017

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1 DUFTON AGRICULTURAL SHOW SCHEDULE To be held in fields kindly loaned by Mr & Mrs J.M. Richardson, Mr & Mrs M Wills, Messrs Dargue & Sons, S Allan & Sons and W Tatters & Sons On Saturday 26th August 2017 Sheep, Sheepdog Trials, Cattle, Riding Ponies, Fell Ponies, Shetland Ponies and Coloured Horses, Gymkhana, Open Jumping under British Show jumping Rules, Carriage Driving, Handy Hunter Competition, Veteran Horse & Pony, Dogs, Horticulture, Quoits, Fell Race, Produce and Handicrafts, Children s Sports, Children s Pet Show, Children s Fancy Dress, Mounted Fancy Dress, Vintage Tractors, Vehicles and Implements ADMISSIONS TO SHOW Adults 7.00 Children under 15yrs 3.00 Children under 5yrs - free O.A.P Ringside Parking (additional) (Blue Badge Holders Entry Fee Only) Website: (entry forms now online) CPH: 08/314/8000 POSTCODE OF SHOW FOR SATNAV: CA16 6DA

2 CONTENTS Page No OFFICIALS 2 ENTRIES ADDRESSES AND CLOSING DATE 3 RULES OF THE SHOW 3 TIMETABLE 4 SHEEPDOG TRIALS 5 SHEEP 6 CATTLE 9 HORSES & PONIES 11 FELL PONIES 11 COLOURED HORSE & PONY 12 MOUNTAIN AND MOORLAND 12 HANDY HUNTER 13 RIDING CLASSES 13 DRIVING 14 VETERAN HORSE & PONY 14 SHOW JUMPING UNDER BRITISH SHOWJUMPING RULES 15 OPEN GYMKHANA 16 FANCY DRESS 16 DOGS 17 SPORTS AND GAMES 18 PET SHOW 18 VINTAGE VEHICLES 18 FELL RACE 19 HORTICULTURAL SECTION 20 HANDICRAFTS AND INDUSTRIAL SECTION 22 MISCELLANEOUS 24 PHOTOGRAPHY AND ART 25 WOULD LAST YEARS WINNERS PLEASE RETURN ALL TROPHIES BY NO LATER THAN 15 TH JULY TO ANY MEMBER OF THE COMMITTEE YOUR ASSISTANCE IS VERY MUCH APPRECIATED Trophies can be left at Birtles Sport Shop in Penrith to be collected by a committee member. They must be paid for in advance if they require engraving. 1

3 OFFICIALS PRESIDENT: Mr R Day President Elect: TBC Vice Presidents: Mr M E Cox, Mr R Allison, Mr G Allan, Mr H Nicholson, Mr D McLean, Mrs P Robson, Mr J Coulthwaite MRCVS, BVS, Mr S B Gaughan, Mr G Tunstall, Mr D Pigney, Mr R Morris, Mr J Cannon, Mr J Wharton, Mr D Holdsworth, Mrs S Edwards, Mr J Guthrie, Mr J Rudd, Mr R Day, Mr C W Main, Mr N Dawson, Mr D Swinbank, Mr A Bellas, Dr Tod, Mr D Shepherd, Mr J E A Harker, Mr Jesse Dargue, Mr M Richardson, Mr R Addison, Mr P Allan, Mr M Sanderson, Mr John Dargue, Mr A Todd, Mr R Stewart, Mr J Richardson, Mrs A Chappelhow, Mrs C Morton, Mr S Potter, Mr J Hughes Chairman: Vice Chairmen: Chief Field Steward: Safety Officer: Hon. Veterinary Surgeon: Hon. Medical Officer: Hon. Treasurer: Secretary: Equestrian Secretary: Show Jumping Secretary: Sheep Secretary: Cattle Secretary: Sheepdog Trials Secretary: Fell Race Secretary: Committee: Industrial Committee: Mr D Smith Mr M Parkin Mr W Tatters Mr M Parkin Mr J Broadhurst Tethera Veterinary Services TBC Mr R Clark Mrs A Titterington Mrs A Titterington Ms C Dodgeon Mr J Broom & Mr B Richardson Mr C Bell Mr S Brown Mr S Gaughan Mrs R Armstrong, Mr S Allan, Mr M Allan, Mr C Bell, Mr J Bellas, Mr G Braithwaite, Mr J Broadhurst, Mr S Brown, Mr G Brown, Mr D Cannon, Mr R Clark, Mr M Collins, Mr M Donnolly, Mr R Ewin, Mr S Gaughan, Mr C Holmes, Mr J Lambert, Mr M Parkin, Mr B Richardson, Mr J Richardson, Mr D Shepherd, Mr R Shepherd, Mr D Smith, Mr A Sowerby, Mr P Sowerby, Miss G Swinbank, Mr W Tatters, Mr A Todd, Mr M Wills,, Mrs S Wills. Mrs P Robson, (Chair) Mrs J Broadhurst, Mrs D Elliot, Mrs D Ewin, Mrs A Gillespie, Mrs S Harker, Mr D Harrison, Mrs J Harrison, Mrs A Kipling, Mrs B Parkin, Mrs A Richardson, Miss A Robson, Miss A Swinbank, Mrs W Swinbank, Mrs J Walker, Mrs C Ward Mrs A Wear, Mrs J Potter, Mrs S Wills, Mrs B Mills. Page No: 2

4 ENTRIES CLOSING DATE: 12 th August 2017 Sheep Mr J Broom Cattle: Mr C Bell Newlands Far Broom Knock Long Marton Appleby Appleby CA16 6DT CA16 6JP Tel: Tel: Industrial Mrs P Robson Horses: Mrs A Titterington Tent Old Police Station 2 Inglewood Cottages Grayrigg Calthwaite Kendal Cumbria LA8 9BU CA11 9RE Tel: Tel: ENTRY FORMS CAN ALSO BE FOUND ON THE WEBSITE RULES OF THE SHOW 26 th August 2017 All Entries Close Saturday 12 th August The competition will take place at Dufton and all entries must be with the Section Secretary on or before 12 th August All exhibits will only be identifiable by the number allocated to it by the Secretary. 3. All exhibits must be the bona fide property of the Exhibitor. 4. All female sheep to have been the bona fide property of the Exhibitor for three months prior to the show. 5. Stock to remain on the showground until 4.00pm. 6. No exhibits to be shown where entry fees have not been paid. 7. All protests to be made in writing to the Secretary within 1 hour of the class being judged. With each protest, a deposit of 20 must be made. Should the protest not be sustained the deposit will be forfeited to the Society. The decision of the Committee in all cases will be final. Anyone infringing the rules will lose all claim to any prizes which may have been awarded. 8. All trophies must be returned in good order. 9. All trophies and cups to be held for one year only unless otherwise stated. 10. All trophies and cups to be signed for on collection and return. 11. All cheques to be made payable to Dufton Agricultural Society. 12. Industrial Tent Exhibitors to have removed cars from the show field by 9.30am. 13. Please see horse section for all Equestrian Rules. THERE WILL BE A 10 PRIZE GIVEN TO THE BEST TRADE STAND ON THE DAY TO BE JUDGED BY THE PRESIDENT THERE WILL ALSO BE A ROSETTE FOR BEST CRAFT STAND ENTRY IN THE CRAFT TENT Page No: 3

5 TIMETABLE Please note the time stated is the approximate START time of each class, however please be aware that some classes may start slightly later or earlier. 8.30am 9.00am 9.30am 10.00am 10.30am 11am am 11.30am Open Sheepdog Trials Commence Gates Open British Showjumping Fell Ponies, Mountain & Moorland, Coloured Horses and Ponies, Riding Classes, Handy Hunter ring opens, Sheep and Industrial Tent Judging Dog Judging, Vintage Vehicles Cattle Classes Veteran Horse and Pony Junior Fell Race (All Ages) (Latest Registration for juniors is 10.15am at the Registration tent) Pet Show pm LUNCH Catering tent open to Public and officials midday Mounted Fancy Dress Fun Dogs 12.30pm 12.45pm 1.00pm 1.15pm 1.30pm 1.30pm 2pm 2.30pm 3.15pm 3.45pm 4.00pm Adults Fell Race Industrial Tent opens to the Public Children s Fancy Dress Driving Classes Children s Sports registration at the Registration Tent Children s Sports Quoits Overall Horse Championship Fell Race Presentation Ceremony Grand Parade of Prize Winning Animals and Presentation of Trophies, Vintage vehicles, Presidents Speech, Raffle Drawn in the Industrial Tent Presentation of Cups in the Industrial Tent Gymkhana Page No: 4

6 SHEEPDOG TRIALS Sheep Dog Trials Rules: The decision of the Judges is final Any dog injuring a sheep will be disqualified and the owner of the dog liable for damages Any person running a bitch in season without the stewards permission will be liable to a 5 penalty Local class 15 miles radius of Dufton Church LOCAL AND NURSERY CLASSES TO BE HELD ON FRIDAY 25 TH AUGUST PM ONWARDS. Classes are for dogs that have not won a first, second or third prize in an open class within 15 miles radius of Dufton Church. LOCAL CLASSES Entry Fee: 3 per dog Prizes: 1 st 10 2 nd 6 3 rd 4 4 th 2 Judge: To Be Confirmed LOCAL CLASSES SPECIAL PRIZES: Perpetual Challenge Trophy for Local Sheepdog Trials donated by A Gordon Esq. President , awarded to the winner. Handsomest Dog run in trials - 1 st & 2 nd Rosette Handsomest Bitch run in trials 1 st & 2 nd Rosette Champion Rosette for Overall Champion NURSERY CLASSES Entry Fee: 3 per dog Prizes: 1 st 10 2 nd 5 Judge: TBC OPEN CLASSES TO BE HELD ON SHOW DAY FROM 8.30AM. ENTRIES CLOSE AT 2PM Entry Fee: 5 per dog Prizes: 1 st 30 2 nd 25 3 rd 15 4 th 10 5 th 5 6 th 5 Judge: TBC OPEN CLASSES SPECIAL PRIZES: Perpetual Challenge Cup Dufton Sheepdog Trials SHEEP Trophies can be left at Birtles Sport Shop in Penrith to be collected by a committee member. Page No: 5 They must be paid for in advance if they require engraving.

7 Entry Fee: 1.50 (minimum entry 5) Prizes: 1 st nd rd 4.00 SWALEDALE Judge: G Scar Small Breeder (Flock of 100 or less) 1. AGED TUP 2. SHEARLING TUP 3. TUP LAMB 4. EWE 5. GIMMER SHEARLING 6. GIMMER LAMB 7. TUP LAMB & GIMMER LAMB Large Breeder (Flock of 100 or more) 8. AGED TUP 9. SHEARLING TUP 10. TUP LAMB 11. EWE (having raised a lamb this season) 12. GIMMER SHEARLING 13. GIMMER LAMB 14. ONE TUP, ONE EWE & ONE GIMMER LAMB SWALEDALE SPECIAL PRIZES: Silver Perpetual Cup given in memory of the late J W Dargue by his family for the Best Local Swaledale Sheep. Perpetual Tankard kindly given by Mr Jobson to the Local Opposite Sex to the Champion Swaledale.. Perpetual Cup in memory of the late Ernest Robinson for the Group of Three Female Swaledales. Society Cup for the Champion Swaledale Large Breeder. Ghyll House Perpetual Cup for the Champion Swaledale Small Breeder. SCOTCH BLACKFACE Judge: J Murray 15. AGED TUP 16. SHEARLING TUP 17. TUP LAMB 18. EWE (having raised a lamb this season) 19. GIMMER SHEARLING 20. GIMMER LAMB SCOTCH BLACKFACE SPECIAL PRIZES: Perpetual Cup in memory of the late R W Bell (past president) for the Best Three Scotch Female Sheep. Peter Eggleston Cup for the Best Scotch Blackface given by Mrs A Allan for the Best Wooled Scotch Blackface Sheep. Perpetual Cup to Reserve Champion Scotch Blackface Sheep in memory of Trevor Dent given by his friends. Page No: 6

8 BLUE FACED LEICESTER Judge: G Rawsthorne 21. AGED TUP 22. SHEARLING TUP 23. TUP LAMB 24. EWE 25. GIMMER SHEARLING 26. GIMMER LAMB BLUE FACED LEICESTER SPECIAL PRIZES Society Cup for Best Blue Faced Leicester in show. Silver Salver given by John Harrison, Crossrigg for Blue Faced Leicester in hands of Breeder. All classes kindly sponsored by Harrison & Hetherington, Livestock Auctioneers. NORTH OF ENGLAND MULE Judge: G Rawsthorne 27. THREE GIMMER LAMBS 28. ONE GIMMER LAMB 29. ONE SHEARLING 30. PAIR OF SHEARLINGS 31. PEN OF SIX GIMMER LAMBS NORTH OF ENGLAND MULE SPECIAL PRIZES Perpetual Cup given by C W Main for Single Mule Lamb. Perpetual Cup given by G R Wharton & Sons for 6 Mule Lambs. Perpetual Cup in memory of Eric Wharton given by Mr M Harding for the Best Pair of Shearlings.. Alan Bainbridge Memorial Trophy for winner of Class 27 All classes also kindly sponsored by Harrison & Hetherington, Livestock Auctioneers. SUFFOLK Judge: Mr R Percival 32. AGED TUP 33. SHEARLING TUP 34. TUP LAMB 35. EWE (having raised a lamb this season) 36. GIMMER SHEARLING 37. GIMMER LAMB 38. ONE TUP, ONE EWE, & ONE GIMMER LAMB SUFFOLK SPECIAL PRIZES Perpetual Cup given by Mr N I Allonby for Best Suffolk. Page No: 7

9 TEXEL ALL CLASSES ACCREDITED AND NON-ACCREDITED Judge: J Buckle 39. AGED TUP 40. SHEARLING TUP 41. TUP LAMB 42. EWE 43. GIMMER SHEARLING 44. GIMMER LAMB 45. BEST GROUP 1 MALE, 2 FEMALE (ANY AGE) TEXEL SPECIAL PRIZES Perpetual Cup to Champion Texel kindly given by Mr R Taylor. Perpetual Bow Hall Box for the Reserve Champion Texel kindly given by John & Sarah Burrows. FAT LAMBS Judge: TBC 46. PAIR OF FAT LAMBS - UPLAND 47. PAIR OF FAT LAMBS - LOWLAND FAT LAMBS SPECIAL PRIZES Vouchers kindly donated by I Anson s Feeds, Masham ANY OTHER BREED Judge: Miss H Jackson & Mr J Stobart 48. NATIVE AND ANY OTHER BREED SHEEP YOUNG HANDLER Entry Fee: 1.50 Prizes : 1 st 15 2 nd 10 3 rd 5. Rosettes for runners up. Judge: To Be Confirmed 49A. YOUNG HANDLER AGED 10 YEARS AND UNDER ON SHOW DAY 49B. YOUNG HANDLER AGED YEARS ON SHOW DAY OVERALL SHEEP CHAMPION Each breed champion to be judged together by each breed judge on a points system OVERALL SHEEP CHAMPION SPECIAL PRIZES Perpetual Cup for the Champion Sheep on the field, kindly donated by Josephine Cannon in memory of the late Alan Bainbridge. 15 kindly given by Harrison & Hetherington, Livestock Auctioneers for the champion Sheep on the Field. 5 kindly given by Harrison & Hetherington, Livestock Auctioneers for the Reserve Champion Sheep on the Field. Perpetual Cup for the Best Group of Three Sheep (any breed) exhibited by a local given in memory of the late Andrew Varey by his friends. Page No: 8

10 Trophies can be left at Birtles Sport Shop in Penrith to be collected by a committee member. They must be paid for in advance if they require engraving. Cattle classes will commence at 10.30am. CATTLE Entry Fee: 3.00 per entry however if you are only entering one class then there is a minimum entry fee of 6.00 Prizes : 1 st 20 2 nd 15 3 rd 10 Judge: Mr P Robson Stock from Brucellosis Accredited Herds Only Permitted. All cattle must have a Cheque-book style Passport or Certificate of Registration. All calves must now have a Cheque-book style Passport and cannot travel on a cattle passport application form. COMMERCIAL CATTLE 50. HALTERED BULLOCK (ANY BREED) 51. HALTERED HEIFER (ANY BREED) 52. HALTERED CALF BORN IN 2017 PEDIGREE LIMOUSIN 53. COW 54. MAIDEN HEIFER 55. BULL 56. COW & CALF PEDIGREE BRITISH BLUE 57. COW 58. MAIDEN HEIFER 59. BULL 60. COW & CALF ANY OTHER BEEF BREED 61. ANY OTHER BEEF BREED FEMALE (This class may be split depending on entries) 62. ANY OTHER BEEF BREED MALE (This class may be split depending on entries) BEEF HERD Prizes : 1 st 20 2 nd 15 3 rd 10 Judge: Mr R Sowerby 63. BEEF HERD JUDGED ON FARM (OPEN) Page No: 9

11 CATTLE YOUNG HANDLER Entry Fee: 3.00 Prizes : 1 st 15 2 nd 10 3 rd 5. Rosettes for runners up. Judge: Mr P Robson 64a 64b YOUNG HANDLER 10 YEARS AND UNDER YOUNG HANDLER 11 TO 18 YEARS SPECIAL PRIZES IN CATTLE CLASSES. Penrith & District Farmers Mart Trophy for overall cattle Champion. Penrith, Farmers & Kidds Cup for Champion Commercial Beast. Frame, Swift & Partners Cup for Champion Pedigree Limousin. Cup for Champion Pedigree British Blue. Perpetual Cup given by Mrs Kinder for Best Local Exhibit. Perpetual Cup given by R & T Elliott to winner of Class 52. Perpetual Tankard for Best Beef Herd. D Richardson Cup for Champion Young Handler. Cup for Reserve Young Handler. Vouchers to winner of each Cattle Class, kindly donated by I'Anson Feed, Masham. Voucher for Local Champion, kindly donated by Jim Peet Ltd. Voucher given to the Best Herd, kindly donated by Minsups. HORSES & PONIES CLOSING DATE FOR ENTRIES FOR CLASSES 65 TO 107 SATURDAY 12 TH AUGUST MORNING CLASSES COMMENCE AT 9.30AM. NO ENTRIES ACCEPTED ON SHOW DAY WITH THE EXCEPTION OF BRITISH SHOWJUMPING AND GYMKHANA. NO CHEQUES ACCEPTED ON SHOW DAY. CONFIRMATION OF ENTRIES WILL BE SENT BY (WHERE PROVIDED) A WEEK BEFORE THE SHOW. ALL TIMES FOR CLASSES WILL BE CONFIRMED AT THIS TIME. Exhibitors must be prepared to produce, on the field, their Registration Certificates and / or Passports to the Secretary, if requested to do so. Riding hats must be worn at all times whilst mounted including the Mounted Fancy Dress Class No horses should be left tied up and unattended. All stallions to be identified by a blue ribbon and must be handled by an adult. All Champions and Reserve Champions MUST attend the Grand Parade or forfeit prize money. Page No: 10

12 Overall Horse Champion The Champions of the Fell ponies, Coloured Horses and Ponies, Mountain and Moorland, Riding Pony and Veteran Horses and Ponies to go through to compete for the Overall Horse Champion trophy kindly given by A.W Jenkinson Forest Products. To take place at 2pm approx. Dufton Horse of the Year The Society offers a special prize to the horse or pony gaining the most points in Class 64 to 119 inclusive. Points are awarded on the following basis: 1 st - 5 points, 2nd - 3 points and 3rd - 2 points. Entry Fee: 3.00 (Minimum entry 7) Prizes: 1 st 10.00, 2 nd 7.00, 3 rd 5.00 Trophies can be left at Birtles Sport Shop in Penrith to be collected by a committee member. They must be paid for in advance if they require engraving. FELL PONIES Note: All ponies must be registered with the Fell Pony Society except classes 70 and 71. Entries for local pony class 71 to reside in the villages of Dufton, Milburn, Brampton, Long Marton, Kirkby Thore, Blencarn, Crackenthorpe, Newbiggin, Hilton, Knock and Murton. Judging to commence at 9.30am. Judge: TBC 65. REGISTERED BROOD MARE WITH FOAL AT FOOT 66. REGISTERED FOAL FROM MARE IN PREVIOUS CLASS 67. REGISTERED COLT, FILLY OR GELDING UPTO 3 YRS SHOWN IN HAND 68. REGISTERED PONY 4 YEARS AND OVER SHOWN IN HAND 69. REGISTERED TRADITIONAL FELL PONY (any age) 70. BEST YOUNG HANDLER 16YRS & UNDER (To be judged on ability to handle and show the pony) 71. LOCAL PONY SHOWN IN-HAND (any age) 72. REGISTERED PONY SHOWN RIDDEN Page No: 11

13 A FPS special rosette will be awarded to the highest placed registered Fell pony in classes and class 72. A current membership card must be produced in the ring. Fell Pony Breeders Association Gold Shield Rosette this will be awarded to the 3 highest placed ponies in the Fell Pony Traditional Class (69) which is owned by a full or family member of the FPBA and which has not won this award in a previous show in Rosettes will be presented at the Autumn AGM. For information about the Association, please go to Prizes 15, 10 and 5. Lownthwaite Pat the Pony Perpetual Trophy, kindly given by Mr P Bell, to be awarded to the highest placed Fell Pony Foal in class 66. Perpetual Challenge Cup kindly given by Mr & Mrs Howe for Best Local Fell Pony in class 71. Duttons Breweries Ltd Perpetual Cup for the Champion Fell Pony. 1 st and 2 nd place winners from classes to compete. COLOURED HORSE AND PONY Note: Entries for local class 75 to reside in the villages of Dufton, Milburn, Brampton, Long Marton, Kirkby Thore, Blencarn, Crackenthorpe, Newbiggin, Hilton, Knock and Murton. Judging to commence at 9.30am. Judge: Miss J Atherton, Preston 73. COLOURED FILLY, COLT OR GELDING UP TO 3YRS SHOWN IN HAND 74. COLOURED HORSE OR PONY 4YRS & OVER SHOWN IN HAND 75. LOCAL COLOURED HORSE OR PONY SHOWN IN-HAND (any age) 76. BEST COLOUR OR MARKING SHOWN IN HAND (any age) 77. COLOURED HORSE OR PONY SHOWN RIDDEN Society Cup given for the Champion Coloured Horse or Pony. 1 st and 2 nd place winners from classes to compete. MOUNTAIN AND MOORLAND Note: All entries except Classes 81 and 85 to be registered with their respective studbooks. Small breeds Welsh A&B, Dartmoor, Exmoor, Shetlands. Large breeds Dales, Highland, New Forest, Connemara, Welsh C&D (Excludes Fells). Entries for local classes 81 and 85 to reside in the villages of Dufton, Milburn, Brampton, Long Marton, Kirkby Thore, Blencarn, Crackenthorpe, Newbiggin, Hilton, Knock and Murton. Judging to commence at 9.30am. Judge: M Bentham, Mawdesley 78. REGISTERED NATIVE PONY 3 YEARS AND UNDER, SHOWN IN HAND, SMALL & LARGE BREEDS 79. REGISTERED NATIVE PONY 4 YEARS AND OVER, SHOWN IN HAND, SMALL BREEDS 80. REGISTERED NATIVE PONY 4 YEARS AND OVER, SHOWN IN HAND, LARGE BREEDS 81. LOCAL NATIVE PONY SHOWN IN HAND (Any age or height welcome) 82. BEST YOUNG HANDLER A) 10YRS AND UNDER B) YRS. Page No: 12

14 (To be judged on the ability to handle and show the pony) 83. REGISTERED NATIVE PONY SHOWN RIDDEN SMALL BREEDS (Lead rein optional) 84. REGISTERED NATIVE PONY SHOWN RIDDEN LARGE BREEDS 85. LOCAL NATIVE PONY SHOWN RIDDEN (Any height welcome) Special rosettes will be given to all competitors not placed in class 82 A and B. Society Cup given for the Champion Mountain and Moorland Horse or Pony. 1 st and 2 nd place winners from classes to compete. HANDY HUNTER NOTE: Handy Hunter will run between 9.30am and 1.30pm. It will not run in class order. You may go in at any point in the allotted time. Prize giving for all 5 classes will commence from 1.30pm. Judge: Mrs A Chappelhow, Crackenthorpe 86. HORSE EXCEEDING 14.2HH 87. PONY NOT EXCEEDING 12.2HH (Lead rein, riders 10yrs and under) 88. PONY NOT EXCEEDING 12.2HH 89. PONY EXCEEDING 12.2HH BUT NOT EXCEEDING 13.2HH 90. PONY EXCEEDING 13.2HH BUT NOT EXCEEDING 14.2HH Perpetual Cup, kindly given by Mr G Allan to the winner of class 86. Jilty Marshwood Perpetual cup, kindly given by the Woodcock and Veitch families to the winner of class 87. Special Rosettes will be given to all competitors not placed in Class 87. Misty Perpetual Cup, kindly given by Mr J Rudd to the winner of class 88. Bobby Cup, kindly given by Mr Cowin to the winner of class 89. Mary Elfa Perpetual Cup, kindly given by Suzanne and John Richardson to the winner of class 90. RIDING CLASSES NOTE: Championship will be held after class 97. Entries for local class 96 to reside in the villages of Dufton, Milburn, Brampton, Long Marton, Kirkby Thore, Blencarn, Crackenthorpe, Newbiggin, Hilton, Knock and Murton.. Judging to commence at 9.30am. Judge: TBC 91. RIDING HORSE EXCEEDING 14.2HH 92. LEADING REIN PONY, MARE OR GELDING, NOT EXCEEDING 12.2HH (Lead rein, riders 10yrs and under) 93. PONY, MARE OR GELDING, NOT EXCEEDING 12.2HH (Riders 12yrs and under) 94. PONY, MARE OR GELDING, EXCEEDING 12.2HH BUT NOT EXCEEDING 13.2HH (Riders 14yrs and under) 95. PONY, MARE OR GELDING, EXCEEDING 13.2HH BUT NOT EXCEEDING 14.2HH (Riders 16yrs and under) 96. LOCAL PONY, MARE OR GELDING, NOT EXCEEDING 14.2HH Page No: 13

15 (Riders 16yrs and under) 97. IN HAND PONY NOT EXCEEDING 12HH, 3YRS OR OVER Perpetual cup given by Mr & Mrs Richardson to the winner of class 91. Special Rosettes will be given to all competitors not placed in Class 92. The Okewood Darkness perpetual trophy kindly given by the Brass family to the winner of class 93. Perpetual Cup given by Mrs Kay Smith to the winner of class 96. Perpetual Cup given by Miss D L Hardy to the winner of class 97. Best Rider Rosettes in each of the Riding Classes (except 97) kindly sponsored by Ellen Jones. Perpetual Cup given by Mrs M Hunter for the Champion Pony in the Riding Classes. 1 st and 2 nd prize winners from classes to compete. DRIVING Judging to commence at 1pm approx. in the Main ring. Judge: Mr C Taylor, 98. STALLION MARE OR GELDING, 3YRS OR OVER. TURNOUT SINGLE OR PAIR, TO TRADITIONAL VEHICLE 99. STALLION MARE OR GELDING, 3YRS OR OVER. TURNOUT SINGLE OR PAIR, TO ANY TYPE OF VEHICLE 100. OBSTACLE DRIVING COURSE Perpetual Cup, kindly given by British Gypsum Ltd and Moonstoller to the winner of class 98. British Gypsum Cup to the winner of class 99. Jack Richardson Martin Memorial Trophy, kindly presented by The Stag Inn, Dufton to the winner of class 100. North West Driving Club Special Rosettes for the highest placed member not previously awarded in VETERAN HORSE & PONY Judging to commence after Mountain and Moorland classes. Not before 11am. Judge: TBC 101. VETERAN HORSE OR PONY 15-19YRS SHOWN IN HAND 102. VETERAN HORSE OR PONY 20YRS & OVER SHOWN IN HAND 103. VETERAN HORSE OR PONY 15-19YRS SHOWN RIDDEN 104. VETERAN HORSE OR PONY 20YRS & OVER SHOWN RIDDEN Crackenthorpe Stud Salver kindly given for the Champion Veteran Horse or Pony by Mrs. Ann Chappelhow. 1 st and 2 nd prize winners from classes to compete. Page No: 14

16 Trophies can be left at Birtles Sport Shop in Penrith to be collected by a committee member. They must be paid for in advance if they require engraving. SHOWJUMPING UNDER BRITISH SHOWJUMPING RULES Note: Classes start at 9.00am prompt. Judges: Keith McVittie, Kerry Browning Course Builder: Gillian Pollard Entries: Entries taken on the day. Pre-entries by the closing date appreciated. If pre-entering please remember to include your BS membership number and horse registration number. Rules: Classes 109 to 114 are confined to horses registered with British Showjumping and must be ridden by Members in accordance with Rule 77 and 79. In the event of insufficient entries lower prizes may be withheld in accordance with British Showjumping Rule Stallions compete under British Showjumping rule All classes will be under British Showjumping rules. Classes 108 is for registered and unregistered ponies not to have been placed 1st, 2nd or 3rd under British Showjumping rules. Class 108 Minor Jumping for registered and unregistered ponies 14.2hh or under. Start height 65cm. Entry Fee: 8.00 Prizes: 1st 20, 2nd 15, 3rd 10, 4th 8 Pony Cup presented by R & D Cowin Class 109 will not commence before 10am Class 109a KBIS Insurance Senior British Novice - First Round Rule 316. Single Phase. Speed 325mpm. Start height 90cm. First place rosette kindly sponsored by KBIS Insurance. Entry Fee: Prizes: 1st 30, 2nd 25, 3rd 20, 4th 15 Class kindly sponsored by A W Jenkinson Forest Products Class 109b Senior 90cm open Single Phase. Speed 325mpm. Start height 90cm. Horses may compete in one section only. Page No: 15

17 Entry Fee: Prizes: 1st 30, 2nd 25, 3rd 20, 4th 15 Class 110a Nupafeed Supplements Senior Discovery - First Round Rule 314. Single Phase. Speed 325mpm. Start height 1.00m. Entry Fee: Prizes: 1st 40, 2nd 35, 3rd 25, 4th 20 Perpetual Cup given by Wreas Riding School Class 110b Senior 1.00m Open Single Phase. Speed 325mpm. Start height 1.00m. Horses may compete in one section only. Entry Fee: Prizes: 1st 40, 2nd 35, 3rd 25, 4th 20 Class 111 Senior 1.05m Open Single Phase. Speed 325mpm. Start height 1.05m Entry Fee: Prizes: 1st 40, 2nd 35, 3rd 25, 4th 20 Class 112 will not commence before 1pm Class 112 Connolly s RED MILLS Senior Newcomers - First Round / 1.10m open Rule 312. Table A7. Speed 325mpm. Start height 1.10m. First place rosette kindly sponsored by Connolly s RED MILLS. If 30 or more starters this class will be split with two sets of prize money awarded. Horses may compete in one section only. Entry Fee: Prizes: 1st 50, 2nd 40, 3rd 30, 4th 20, 5th 16 Class 113 Equitop Myoplast Senior Foxhunter - First Round / 1.20m open Rule 310. Table A7. Speed 350mpm. Start height 1.20m. If 30 or more starters this class will be split with two sets of prize money awarded. Horses may only compete in one section. Entry Fee: Prizes: 1st 50, 2nd 40, 3rd 30, 4th 20, 5th 16 Class kindly supported by John Lambert Class 114 Puissance Rule 278. Table A. Speed 325mpm. Start height 1.25m. Drawn Order. Entry Fee: Prizes: 100, 60, 50, 40, 30, 20 1st place kindly sponsored by Kirkby Thore Filling Station The Benson B Shield for Senior Puissance Due to a lack of entries in previous years there will be no minor jumping for horses. Free tickets to ride are available for any unregistered horses wishing to enter Class 109a. Entry Fee: 1.00 (taken on the day before 2pm) Prizes: 1 st 3.00, 2 nd 2.00, 3 rd 1.00 GYMKHANA Note: There will be 4 games in each class, to be announced on the day of the show 115. CHILDREN 7YRS & UNDER (lead rein) 116. CHILDREN 11YRS & UNDER Page No: 16

18 117. CHILDREN 16YRS & UNDER Entry Fee: FREE Prizes: 1 st 5 2 nd 3 3 rd 2 (in each section) FANCY DRESS Unmounted - Christine Wales Perpetual Cup given by Mrs Morton for the Best Children s Fancy Dress. Mounted - Fellside School of Motoring Cup for the Best Mounted Fancy Dress. PLEASE NOTE RIDING HATS MUST BE WORN Judge: P O Mally Entry Fee: 1.00 Prizes: 1 st 3 2 nd 2 3 rd 1 TERRIERS DOGS (Entries taken on show day at the Registration Tent) 120. BEST BORDER OR LAKELAND WORKING TERRIER BITCH 121. BEST BORDER OR LAKELAND WORKING TERRIER DOG 122. BEST JACK RUSSELL BITCH 123. BEST JACK RUSSELL DOG 124. BEST TERRIER OF ANY BREED UNDER 12 MONTHS 125. BEST TERRIER OF ANY BREED OVER 12 MONTHS SPECIAL PRIZES FOR THE TERRIER CLASSES: Perpetual Cup for the Champion Terrier in the Show given by Mrs Hughes, Donna Close, Asby. GUN DOGS 126. BEST GUN DOG OR BITCH ANY WORKING TYPE (depending on entry the class may be split). SPECIAL PRIZES FOR THE GUN DOG CLASS: Mike Holland Cup to the Champion Gun Dog. West Cumberland Farmers Ltd Tankard to the Champion Gun Dog. DOG FUN CLASS 127. DOG WITH WAGGIEST TAIL 128. BEST SIX LEGS 129. DOG MOST LIKE OWNER SPORTS & GAMES Page No: 17

19 QUOITS Entries taken on the field PRIZE: Trophy Entry Fee: Free Prizes: 1 st 3 2 nd 2 3 rd 1 Age Groups 5 years and under 6 8 years old 9 11 years old years old Running Potato Race CHILDRENS SPORTS (Entries taken at the registration tent) SPECIAL PRIZES FOR THE CHILDRENS SPORTS: Childrens Sports kindly sponsored by R & M Appleby. The Lilian Teasdale Perpetual Cup will be awarded to the child between 9yrs and 16yrs gaining the most points. The W Hodgson Cup will be awarded to the child 8yrs and younger gaining the most points. R & M Builders Cup will be awarded to the child 5 years and younger gaining the most points. Judge: Mr R Day, President Entry Fee: Free Prizes: 1 st 2 2 nd 1 3 rd 50p All entries to be in Ring at 11am Kindly sponsored by Ivy House Equestrian Services CHILDRENS PET SHOW Judge: To be confirmed Entry Fee: 1 per vehicle Prizes: 1 st 10 to winner of each class VINTAGE VEHICLES Entries to using the entry form in the middle of the schedule 132. VINTAGE TRACTORS 133. VINTAGE CARS 134. VINTAGE ENGINES 135. VINTAGE IMPLEMENTS Page No: 18

20 SPECIAL PRIZES FOR THE VINTAGE VEHICLES CLASSES: Mr Birkbeck perpetual Tankard for best Tractor in show Tankard for Best Vintage Car in show given by Mrs J Elliott Classes kindly sponsored by Mr & Mrs Harker Classes kindly sponsored by Mr J Keith FELL RACES All entries taken on field on show day. Please register at the Registration Tent between the following times: am Adult and Junior Fell Race Registration noon Adult Fell Race Registration JUNIOR FELL RACE Prizes: 1 st 2, 2 nd 1, 3 rd 50p (prizes for both boy and girl in each age group) Junior Fell Race (6 & 7 yrs) 800m Junior Fell Race (8 & 9 yrs) 800m Junior Fell Race (10 & 11 yrs ) 2km Junior Fell Race (12 & 13 yrs) 2km Junior Fell Race (14 & 15 yrs) 5km Junior Fell Race (16 & 17 yrs) 5km ADULTS FELL RACE Adults Fell Race 8km There will be the following Prize Allocation for each category (for both male and female in each age group) Open 1 st 30, 2 nd 20, 3 rd 10 Veteran 40 1 st 20, 2 nd 15, 3 rd 10 Veteran 50 1 st 10, 2 nd 5 Veteran 60 1 st 10 Veteran 70 1 st 10 SPECIAL PRIZES FOR THE FELL RACE CLASSES: Perpetual Cup to winner given by J Cannon & R Cranswick to the Adults Fell Race Perpetual Cup kindly given by Mr & Mrs Burrows to Fastest Junior (Age Group Rotation) G Barker Cup for first local (senior) Perpetual Shields for first boy and first girl in Junior Fell Race years 6 & 7 kindly donated by Lakes Speciality Foods Perpetual Shields for first boy and first girl in Junior Fell Race years 8 & 9 kindly donated by British Gypsum Perpetual Shields for first boy and first girl in Junior Fell Race years 10 & 11 kindly donated by British Gypsum Perpetual Shield for first boy in Junior Fell Race years 12 & 13 kindly donated by British Gypsum Perpetual Shield for first girl in Junior Fell Race years 12 & 13 kindly donated by White Gate Caravan Park Perpetual Shields for first boy and first girl in Junior Fell Race years 14 & 15 kindly donated by White Gate Caravan Park Perpetual Shield for first boy in Junior Fell Race years 16 & 17 kindly donated by Logic Perpetual Shield for first girl in Junior Fell Race years 16 & 17 kindly donated by Mr & Mrs Edwards CALLING ALL FELL RACE STEWARDS AND MARSHALLS If you would be willing to help with the stewarding and marshalling of the Fell Race we would really appreciate your help. Please contact the secretary for more details. Page No: 19

21 Trophies can be left at Birtles Sport Shop in Penrith to be collected by a committee member. They must be paid for in advance if they require engraving. HORTICULTURAL SECTION Entry Fee: 20p per entry, except where otherwise stated Prizes: 1 st 1.50, 2 nd 1, 3 rd 50p VEGETABLES Judge: Mr W Pearson 1. Best collection of vegetables, one of each variety, six in all 2. Three Round Beetroot 3. Any Green Cabbage 4. Any Red Cabbage 5. Two Leeks 6. Three Onions round 7. Three Onions flat 8. Six Pods of Green Peas 9. Six single Shallots white 10. Six Single Shallots red 11. Six Single Shallots any variety 12. Four Potatoes round white 13. Four Potatoes round coloured 14. Four Potatoes kidney white 15. Four Potatoes kidney coloured 16. Three Carrots any variety 17. Heaviest Marrow 18. Three Broad Beans 19. Three Sticks of Rhubarb 20. Three Parsnips 21. Six French Beans 22. Six Runner Beans 23. Three Red Tomatoes 24. Three Swedes any variety 25. Any Lettuce 26. Best Cucumber 27. Three Cooking Apples 28. Longest Carrot SPECIAL PRIZES FOR THE VEGETABLE CLASSES Milner Bongate Perpetual Cup for the exhibitor gaining most points in the Horticulture section. Perpetual Fellside Cup for the exhibitor gaining most points in the Horticulture section but confined to exhibitors that reside in the parishes of Dufton, Milburn, Knock, Long Marton, or Murton-cum-Hilton. 1 for the Best Exhibit in the Shallot Classes. The Stag Inn, Dufton, Perpetual Cup for the most points in classes 1-5. Exhibitors to reside in the parishes of Dufton, Milburn, Long Marton or Murton-cum-Hilton. Kindly given by Mr & Mrs Coxon. Sam Walker Trophy given by Cragg & Cuttriss (in his memory) for Best Potato in classes 12, 13, 14 and 15. Page No: 20

22 Exhibitors to reside in the parish of Dufton, Milburn, Long Marton Knock or Murton-cum-Hilton. Classes 19 & 23 kindly sponsored by Mrs Frith, The Stag Inn, Dufton. Trophy for Heaviest Marrow kindly donated by the late Mr C Simpson, the committee were saddened by Charlies death, he had been a great supporter of the Show for many years FLOWERS Judge: Mr S Blacklock 29. One Vase of Sweet Peas Six Blooms 30. One Vase of Four Phlox 31. Four Antirrhinums 32. Three HT Roses in a Vase 33. Spray of Floribunda Roses 34. Vase of Three Individual Perennial Stems of one variety 35. One Pot Plant of Fuschia 36. One Vase of Three Spikes of Gladioli 37. One Vase of Mixed Garden Flowers 38. Pot Begonia (small flowered or mutli flowered type) 39. One stem of Hydrangea 40. One Vase of Three Medium Decorative Dahlias 41. One Vase of Three Small Decorative Dahlias 42. One Vase of Three Medium Cactus or Semi-Cactus Dahlias 43. One Single Flower Stem with one vegetable 44. One Vase of Three Dahlias Any Variety - Not Specified 45. One Pot Plant Any Flowering Variety 46. One pot Plant Foliage 47. One Vase of Pansies 48. Three Spray Chrysanthemums 49. Selection of Fresh Cut Herbs in a Jam Jar 49A Vase of Four Marigolds Any Variety FLOWER ARRANGING Judge: Mrs A. Kendal 50. An Arrangement using Foliage, Fruit & Berries not exc. 18 square 51. A Wedding Theme not exc. 18 square 52. Miniature Arrangement not exceeding 4 square 53. An Arrangement 50 years of Gardener s World not exc. 18 square 54. Simplicity Single Flower and Foliage not exc. 12 square 55. Arrangement in a Gravy Boat 56. Gent s Buttonhole 57. Ladies Spray SPECIAL PRIZES FOR THE FLOWER CLASSES: Albert Scriven Memorial Shield for the Best Exhibit in the Flower Section. J S Dargue Esq Perpetual Cup for the Best Dahlia in Show. P K Williams Perpetual Cup (given in his memory) for the Best Rose in Class donated in memory of Mrs J S Dargue to the Exhibitor with the most points in Classes Page No: 21

23 Betty Hudson Archer Trophy for the most points in Floral Art. BEST GARDEN Gardens to be judged on Monday 24 th July CLOSING DATE FOR ENTRIES 15 th July. Please use Industrial Tent entry form and return to Pauline Robson, The Old Police Station, Grayrigg, Kendal, Cumbria, LA8 9BU or leave at Brow Farm, Dufton. Entry: 1 Prizes: 1 st 10 2 nd 5 3 rd 3 Judge: Mr and Mrs M Evans 58. Best Garden 59. Best Vegetable Garden 59A. Best Display consisting of a Collection of Containers/ Baskets These classes confined to entrants from the villages of Dufton, Long Marton, Brampton, Murton-cum-Hilton, Knock, Milburn and Kirkby Thore. SPECIAL PRIZES FOR THE BEST GARDEN CLASSES: Perpetual Shield given by Mr & Mrs Coxon for the Best Garden. Mr & Dr Coulthwaite Trophy for the Best Vegetable Garden. HANDICRAFTS AND INDUSTRIAL SECTION Rules: i. All work must have been worked by the Exhibitor ii. The Committee reserves the right to withhold the prize in any class. All trophies, cups (except miniature cups) and shields to be held for one year. iii. The Committee do not hold themselves responsible for loss, damage or detention of exhibits, although due care will be taken. iv. Entry fees payable at time of entry. No entry accepted until monies received. v. All entries to be staged by 10am on Show day. Exhibitors cars to be removed from Industrial Tent area by 9.30am. vi. No exhibits to be sent by post. vii. All entries to be received by 12 th August 2017 viii. No names to be visible on any entries. ix. No exhibits to be removed before 4pm. CHILDREN S CLASSES (Child s age should be visible on all entries) Entry Fee: 10p per entry Prizes: 1 st 1 2 nd 60p 3 rd 40p 4 th 30p 5 th 20p Judge: Mrs V Matthews SPECIAL PRIZES FOR THE CHILDRENS CLASSES: Perpetual Trophy and Special Prize given in memory of Mr L Davis for the best entry in classes 63, 67 & 71 (sponsored by Mrs Davis). Special Prize and Trophy, to be held for one year, for most imaginative entry in Children s Section kindly given by the Hon. Mrs D Stuart. A miniature trophy given by the Society for the Exhibitor gaining most points overall in the Children s Section. A Shield to be held for one year for the exhibitor gaining the most points in the children s section, kindly given by Dufton & Knock Methodist Chapel. Page No: 22

24 RECEPTION/NURSERY AND UNDER 60. Hand Print Picture Size A4 61. Collage Picture A4 size 62. Decorated Disposable Cup SPECIAL PRIZES FOR THE RECEPTION/NURSERY AND UNDER CLASSES: Perpetual Trophy for Exhibitor with the most points, given by the Wilkinson Family, to be held for one year. Class 61 kindly sponsored by Hairzone. SCHOOL YEARS 1 & Coloured Picture of My Teacher Max size A4 64. Junk Model (no larger than 30cm square) 65. Handwriting Jack and Jill 66. Car made from Lego SPECIAL PRIZES FOR THE SCHOOL YEARS 1 & 2 CLASSES: J & E Shield for the Exhibitor with the most points, to be held for one year. Class 65 kindly sponsored by Mr & Mrs Spence. SCHOOL YEARS 3, 4, 5 & Painting of a Pop Star (Max Size A4). 68. Decorated Wellington 69. Limerick There once was a dog called 70. Bug Hotel (no larger than 30cm square) SPECIAL PRIZES FOR THE SCHOOL YEARS 3, 4, 5 & 6 CLASSES: J Elliott Trophy for Exhibitor with the most points, to be held for one year only. Class 69 kindly sponsored by Mr & Mrs Spence. Class 68 kindly sponsored by Hairzone. SCHOOL YEARS 7, 8 9, 10 & Self Portrait. Max size A Design for wrapping paper (A4 size designed on the computer). 73. Decorated Egg 74. Hand Made Jewellery SPECIAL PRIZES FOR THE SCHOOL YEARS 7, 8 9, 10 & 11 CLASSES: J & J Cannon Cup for Exhibitor with most points to be held for one year. CLASSES FOR ANY CHILD AGED UNDER 16 YEARS ON SHOW DAY 75. Hand-knitted Square 76. Cushion of Flowers on a saucer. 77. Craft Work. 78. Favourite Money Box CHILDREN S BAKING FOR ANY CHILD AGED UNDER 16 YEARS ON SHOW DAY. AGE TO BE DISPLAYED WITH EXHIBIT Judge: Mrs L Knowles 79. Three Iced Cupcakes 80. Three Raspberry Buns 81. Chocolate Cake with filling (undecorated) 82. One Decorated Gingerbread Person. PRODUCE Page No: 23

25 Entry Fee: 20p per entry Prizes: 1 st nd 1 3 rd 50p Judge: Mrs L Knowles 83. Fruit Tea Loaf 84. Three Cheese Scones 85. Victoria Sponge with Jam Filling 86. Three Pieces of Tray Bake (to be baked) 87. Three Sausage Rolls, accompanied by Cranstons till receipt 88. Three Shortbread Biscuits 89. Carrot Cake 90. A Loaf of Bread 91. Rich Fruit Cake 92. Lemon Drizzle Cake 93. Three Pieces of Gingerbread 94. A Quiche containing bacon, accompanied by Low Howgill Butchers till receipt 95. Decorated Celebration Cake 96. Decorated Cake to be made by a male 97. Three Rock Buns to be made by a male. SPECIAL PRIZES FOR THE PRODUCE CLASSES: Perpetual Cup for the most points in the Produce Section. Class 82 kindly sponsored by Fell and Dales Catering Class 87 kindly sponsored by Cranstons vouchers for Cranstons 1 st 6, 2 nd 4, 3 rd 2 Class 90 kindly sponsored by Carrs additional prize money 1 st 4, 2 nd 3.50, 3 rd 2.50 Class 95 kindly sponsored by Low Howgill Butchers- vouchers for 1 st 6, 2 nd 4, 3 rd 2 PRESERVES Entry Fee: 20p per entry Prizes: 1 st nd 1 3 rd 50p Judge: Ms V Walton 98. Glass Jar of Blackcurrant Jam 99. Glass Jar of Lemon Cheese 100. Glass Jar of Raspberry Jam 101 Glass Jar of any other Fruit Jam and/or Jelly 102. Glass Jar of Chutney 103. Glass Jar of Mint Jelly 104. Glass Jar of Marmalade SPECIAL PRIZES FOR THE PRESERVES CLASSES: Special Trophy to be held for one year for the most points in Classes given in memory of Miss D Swinbank. MISCELLANEOUS Entry Fee: 20p per entry Prizes: 1 st 1.50, 2 nd 1, 3 rd 50p Judge: Ms M Thornton 105. A Needlework Picture. (State size on entry form) 106. Hand Knitting for a Child under 5 years 107. Craftwork Wood, Metal, Pottery 108. Craftwork any other 109. Hug in a Mug (A mug covered by a Handmade Cosy which will later be sold for a Cancer Charity) 110. Handmade Toy 111. Something New from Something Old 112. Felted Item Page No: 24

26 113. Homemade Gift costing no more than Any Hand Knitted Article 115. Homemade Jewellery 116. Homemade Good Luck card 117. Homemade Bunting 118. Homemade Bag for Life 119. Hand Written Limerick There once was a farmer called Please note: Items are not included in the Overall Points Prize 120. Lucky Token or Mascot not exceeding 2 high 121. Christening Gift 122. Novelty Pen 123. Humorous Teapot SPECIAL PRIZES FOR THE MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES: Perpetual Cup for the most points in the Miscellaneous Classes, kindly given by Mrs J Dargue. 1 and a Trophy, to be held for one year only, given by The Hon. Mrs D Stuart, for the most imaginative entry in the Miscellaneous Classes. Perpetual Cup donated in memory of Miss D Allan for the Best hand knitted article in the Miscellaneous and Children s Classes. J & D Elliott Shield to the winner of Class 105. PHOTOGRAPHY & ART Entry Fee: 20p per entry Prizes: 1 st nd 1 3 rd 50p Judge: Art To be confirmed Judge: Photography Mr S Steadman Rules: Photography classes are limited to 2 entries per person per class. All photographs must not exceed 6 x 4 in size. All photographs to be mounted on card not exceeding 8 x 6. No photo to be exhibited that has previously won a prize at Dufton Show. All Entries must be originals and not copies Painting or Drawing by Exhibitor under 17yrs 125. Painted Picture, any medium - Exhibitors Own Work 126. Drawing Exhibitors Own Work 127. Photograph My Holiday any Exhibitor under 17yrs 128. One photograph Landscape Coloured 129. One photograph Not Landscape Coloured 130. Three photographs Any Theme 131. One photograph Sunset 132. One photograph of Child or Children Coloured 133. One photograph Autumn 134. Humorous Photograph with caption 135. One black and white photograph Any Theme SPECIAL PRIZES FOR THE ART AND PHOTOGRAPHY CLASSES Perpetual Cup for the most points in classes given by the late Miss Tebbutt. Society Cup for the most outstanding exhibit in class 135. Perpetual Cup for the best piece of art work in classes Perpetual Cup given by Mrs G Dargue for most outstanding exhibit in classes Page No: 25

27 If any exhibitor in the Horticultural, Industrial, Handicrafts, Photography and Miscellaneous sections would like to sell an item and donate the proceeds to the show, or make a 10 percent contribution, please inform a tent steward on the day so that we can make it known that the item is available for purchase. Trophies can be left at Birtles Sport Shop in Penrith to be collected by a committee member. They must be paid for in advance if they require engraving. Page No: 26