114th. SATURDAY 18th AUGUST 2018 President: Jonathan Stockton. IN THE FIELD IN FRONT OF ESHTON HALL BD23 3QQ CPH No GENERAL SCHEDULE

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1 Gargrave Agricultural and Horticultural Society Ltd. Registered Charity No th SATURDAY 18th AUGUST 2018 President: Jonathan Stockton By kind permission of Mr M. Fenwick, Mr J. Tennant, J.E. Taylor & Son and Mr K. Chapman IN THE FIELD IN FRONT OF ESHTON HALL BD23 3QQ CPH No GENERAL SCHEDULE ENTRY FORM INCLUDED IN MIDDLE PAGES AND AVAILABLE ON EXTRA PRIZE MONEY FOR BELTEX SHEEP Entries Close on Saturday 11th August 2018 and must be sent to the Entries Secretary: Jenny Keir Gargrave Show Entries 17 Skipton Road Gargrave Skipton BD23 3SA Tel: or may be left at: Poppyfields Florists, 48 High Street, Gargrave before the closing date On the Day entries are only accepted for Horticultural Exhibits and ALL Horse/Pony Classes & Show Jumping Classes (where increased entry fees apply) ALL PRIZE MONEY WILL BE PAID OUT ON THE FIELD, ON THE DAY Show Secretary and Trade Stands Secretary: Mr Paul Watson Gillian s Laithe, Malham Road Hellifield BD23 4JP North Yorkshire Tel: & ADMISSION: ADULTS 8; SENIOR CITIZENS 5; 12 to 18 yrs 5; 11 yrs & under FREE The showground will be open to the public at 8.00 a.m. PRINTED BY PIONEER PRESS LIMITED SKIPTON TELEPHONE

2 DATA PROTECTION ACT By completion of an entry form for the Show, you are agreeing acceptance for your name to be published and also for any photographs taken at the Show to be used for the purposes of marketing. Please inform the Secretary in writing if you do not wish your photograph to be used or your details published.

3 A FREE MINIBUS SERVICE will operate from Gargrave (Summer Seat and Eshton Road End) to and from the Showground TIMETABLE OF EVENTS Please note that there may be some adjustment to these timings and competitors are advised to listen to all PA announcements 8.30 WORKING & RIDDEN HUNTER CLASSES JUDGING IN MAIN RING 9.30 SHETLAND PONY JUDGING IN SHETLAND RING followed by IN HAND & RIDDEN CLASSES (NOT BEFORE 1.00PM) CLEAR ROUND SHOW JUMPING IN SHOW JUMPING RING 9.45 JUDGING OF HANDICRAFTS AND HORTICULTURE IN TENTS 9.45 JUDGING OF EGG CLASSES IN HORTICULTURE TENT CATTLE JUDGING IN CATTLE RING SHEEP JUDGING AT SHEEP PENS PONY SHOW JUMPING IN SHOW JUMPING RING followed by HORSE SHOW JUMPING (NOT BEFORE 2.00PM) JUDGING OF CROPS IN CATTLE TENT SHIRE HORSE JUDGING IN MAIN RING FELL RACES START FROM MAIN RING 1.00 EXEMPTION DOG SHOW JUDGING IN DOG RING Entries on the day 1.30 JUNIOR SHEEP HANDLING IN SHEEP RING 1.30 CHILDREN S MOUNTED FANCY DRESS IN MAIN RING (PROMPT) 2.00 INTERBREED SHEEP CHAMPIONSHIP IN SHEEP PENS 2.00 VINTAGE CARS AND CLASSIC TRACTORS ON PARADE 2.30 CHILDREN S SPORTS 3.00 GRAND PARADE AND PRESENTATION OF CUPS 3.30 FUN DOG SHOW S FINAL CLASS 15 BEST IN SHOW WILL BE JUDGED IN THE MAIN RING 4.00 PENDLE FOREST & CRAVEN PONY CLUB MOUNTED GAMES DISPLAY 4.30 EGG THROWING 5.00 TERRIER RACING } ENTRIES ON THE DAY 1

4 THE PRESIDENT, JONATHAN STOCKTON, AND THE GARGRAVE AGRICULTURAL AND HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY LTD SINCERELY THANK ALL LAST YEAR S SPONSORS We would be very grateful if you could support our sponsors and advertisers whenever to thank them for their generosity MAIN SPONSOR CARRS BILLINGTON CCM AUCTION THE CONISTON HOTEL DALEHEAD VETS (Dairy/Sheep) DALEVIEW.CO.UK ELLISON CONSTRUCTION FLASBY ESTATE SKIPTON SELF DRIVE FOR FARMERS CRAGGS ENERGY HSBC HANSONS FURNISHINGS JACS (Sheep) JULIA MOORHOUSE (Evidence Based Veterinary Consultancy) KINGSWAY VETS (Beef Section) ANDREW ATKINSON LIVESTOCK LTD AYRSHIRE CATTLE SOCIETY (Rosettes) TOM BOLLAND AGRICULTURAL SERVICES IAN CLOSE PLUMBING AND HEATING CLIFFORD BENJAMIN OPTICIANS COBBYDOG (Dog Treats) CRAVEN COLLEGE (Horse Section) CRAVEN COUNTRY RIDES (Jumping Vouchers) DUGDALE NUTRITION I ANSONS QUALITY FEED HARTLINGTON FENCING FISHER MEDICAL CENTRE (Doctor) GARGRAVE AUTO SERVICES (Vintage Tractors) GISBURN AUCTION MART HARLINGTON FENCING (Show Jumping) JMP FOODS RENDEZVOUS HOTEL (Shire Horses) SPINNING JENNY WINDLE BEECH &WINTHROP YORKSHIRE DALES NATIONAL PARK AUTHORITY PV DOBSONS WE LOOK FORWARD TO RECEIVING CONTINUED AND NEW SPONSORSHIP FOR FUTURE GARGRAVE SHOWS 2

5 RULES 1. That the Society shall be called the Gargrave Agricultural and Horticultural Society Ltd. having for its objects the encouragement of Agriculture and Horticulture in the Parish of Gargrave by means of an Annual Show. 2. That the Officers of the Society shall consist of President, Vice-Presidents, Chairman, Secretary, Treasurer and Committee. The officers to be elected annually at the General Meeting. 3. That the Society shall be supported by Donations and Annual Subscriptions. A Vice-President s Subscription to be entitled to an invitation to the Show Luncheon, one Car Park Ticket and the use of the Vice-Presidents Marquee on the Showfield. Additional lunch tickets may be bought for Vice-Presidents partners or guests. 4. All entry forms and fees, unless otherwise stated, to reach the Entries Secretary by the closing date. Any received after that will be declined. All Classes to be distinctly specified, and all entries to be made on an entry form to be obtained from the Entries Secretary or downloaded from the website. All entry fees must be paid at the time of entries being made. All horticultural, produce and handicraft exhibits to be staged by 9.30 a.m.entries under 5 will not be returned in the event of cancellation. 5. That no one be allowed in the tents except the President, Secretary, Stewards and Judges, during the examination of Horticultural, Handicraft and Poultry Exhibits. 6. That no Exhibit or Prize Card be removed from the Show until 4.00 p.m., except with the consent of the Chief Steward. 7. That the decision of the Judges shall be final. 8. All exhibits must be the bona-fide property of the Exhibitor. Any prize fraudulently obtained will be forfeited, and awarded to the prize holder immediately succeeding in that class. 9. Any objection must be placed before the Secretary before 3 p.m. Deposit 5. If the objection is not upheld this sum will be forfeited. 10. Exhibitors will be issued with the number of the Class they exhibit in, and their exhibition number. All exhibits will be at owner s risk. 11. The Committee will not be responsible for any loss or damage to any stock or exhibit on exhibition. All exhibits must be under proper supervision by the Exhibitor. All exhibitors of livestock and vintage vehicles must have adequate Public Liability Insurance. 12. All exhibitors to ensure that stock is properly brought into the ring when the class is called forward. 13. All prize money will be paid out on the field. 14. LOCAL CLASSES FOR FELL RACE: Local Area includes Gargrave, Coniston Cold, Bell Busk, Bank Newton, Broughton, Eshton, Winterburn, Flasby and Stirton-with-Thorlby. 15. When admission tickets are sent to individual adult competitors, or in the case of child competitors (in equine and livestock classes only), an extra ticket for an accompanying adult will be sent. All other passengers should pay in full. However, admission tickets at a reduced price may be applied for in advance of Show Day. By entering classes in the Show, the competitor accepts the rules and conditions, failure to comply with these conditions will result in disqualification from the Show. 16. Competitors in all the equine classes, take part entirely at their own risk and must have adequate Public Liability Insurance. It is compulsory for riding hats (to be standard PAS 015 and above) to be worn with chin straps/safety harness to be fastened at all times when mounted. 3

6 JUDGES Holstein Cattle... Mr M. Wilson Ayrshire Cattle... Mr K. Thompson Shorthorn Cattle... Mr K. Thompson Jersey Cattle... Mr M. Wilson Pedigree Continental Cattle... Mr M. Grayson Pedigree Native Cattle... Mr M. Grayson Commercial Cattle... Mr A. Finch Interbreed Cattle & Y.F.C... Mr D. Galbrath Blue-Faced Leicester Sheep... Mules... Masham and Teeswater Sheep... Beltex Sheep... Texel Sheep... Charollais Sheep... Jacob Sheep... Swaledale Sheep... Dalesbred Sheep... Zwartble Sheep... Any other Native Bred Sheep... Fat Lambs... Young Handlers... Shire Horse... Ridden Hunters... Working Hunters... Shetland... In-Hand & Ridden Classes... Show Jumping... Photography... Adult Handicraft... Preserves... Adult Baking... Children s Baking... Children s Handicraft... Sticks... Vegetables... Flowers... Floral Art & Junior Classes... Fun Dog Show... Poultry Eggs... Hay & Silage... Mr F. Dinsdale Mr F. Dinsdale Mr M. Allen Mr R. Garth Mr T. Pateman Mr S. Tindle Ms M. Connor Mr D. Parkinson Mr W. Dawson Ms C. Critchley Ms M. Watkins Mr R. Garth Ms R. Dinsdale Mr C. Dawson Mrs J. Adams Mrs L. Taylor Mr J.S. Harrison Ms K. Garratt Mrs L. Mason TBA Mrs M. Hewitt Mrs E. Gudgeon Mrs H. Armstrong Mrs A. Pilkington Mrs H. Chapman Mr L. Hagarth Mr P. Smith Mr P. Smith Mrs S. Hughes Mrs J. Howarth Mr N. Horrocks TBA 4

7 CATTLE SECTION CUPS AND TROPHIES (To be held for one year) 1 SILVER CHALLENGE CUP for Best Animal in Dairy Cattle Classes. Breed Champions only eligible to compete. 2 SILVER CUP presented by the late J. H. Riddiough for Cattle. Each breed to forward a group of three. 3 THE GEORGE THOMPSON MEMORIAL TROPHY. To be awarded on a points system in all Dairy Cattle Classes except Championship Classes. Points: 1st 3; 2nd 2; 3rd 1. 4 THE AIREVILLE ROSEBOWL donated by Mrs Margaret Carr for the Best Animal, Bred by the exhibitor. 5 THE CRAVEN TENANT FARMERS CUP (kindly donated by the Craven Tenant Farmers Association) for the Champion Exhibit in the Calf Handling and Y.F.C. classes and winners of Classes 1, 11, 21 and THE AIREBURN CUP for the Best Registered Holstein Freisian Cow in milk, kindly presented by the late Mr G. Moorhouse, Hesper Farm, Bell Busk. 7 ROSE BOWL presented by Preston Farmers Ltd. for Best Registered Holstein Friesian Heifer in milk with not more than four broad teeth, bred by exhibitor. 8 SILVER CUP presented by Settle Limes Ltd., for the Best Registered Holstein Friesian Cow in calf. 9 THE AIREBANK TROPHY for the Best Registered Holstein Friesian Heifer in Calf, kindly presented by Mr G. E. Hall, Church Close Farm, Coniston Cold. 10 THE HESPER CUP for the Best Animal bred by the exhibitor in the Holstein Friesian Classes, presented by Mr G. Moorhouse, Hesper Farm, Bell Busk. 11 SILVER CUP for the Best Ayrshire Cow in milk presented by the late Mr G. Moorhouse, Flasby Moorside. 12 SILVER JUBILEE CHALLENGE CUP for the Best Ayrshire Heifer in milk, presented by Mrs Evelyn Howarth. 13 SILVER CHALLENGE CUP for the Best Ayrshire Cow or Heifer in calf, presented by the late Mrs Coulthurst. 14 THE MARIGOLD CUP for the Best Animal bred by the exhibitor in the Ayrshire Classes, presented by Messrs Johnson and Johnson Ltd. 15 THE LESLIE HOWARD PERPETUAL MEMORIAL TROPHY, kindly presented by the Howard family of Skipton for the Champion Jersey. 5

8 CATTLE SECTION CUPS AND TROPHIES Continued 16 THE FRANCIS AND ROSIE KITCHEN CUP for the Best Animal Bred by the exhibitor in the Jersey Classes. 17 HESLAKER CHALLENGE TROPHY for the Champion Shorthorn. 18 SILVER ROSE BOWL, presented in 1953 by members of the Agricultural Section Committee to commemorate the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II and the Society s Golden Jubilee Show, for the Best Animal bred by the exhibitor in the Shorthorn Classes. 19 THE JOHN IBBOTSON ROSE BOWL, presented by the late John Ibbotson of Gargrave, for the Best Jersey Heifer in Milk. 20 THE COLIN HESELTON TROPHY for the Best Animal in the Beef Cattle Class (kindly donated by Mrs Heselton in memory of her late husband s long association with Gargrave Show). 21 KEELHAM FARM SHOP TROPHY for the Champion Commercial Beef Animal, presented by Keelham Farms. 22 SILVER CUP presented by A. Haighton to Y.F.C. member with best Champion Animal in Y.F.C. Classes (Beef and Dairy). At the time of this schedule going to press, the following APHA rules apply to the Showfield: An Agricultural Show can be declared as Exempt from Requirements for Pre-Movement Testing if the following conditions are adhered to: (a) No cattle will be held on the showgrounds for 24 hours or more from the time of arrival of the first cattle at the showground. (b) No cattle are to be housed, i.e. in a covered area with sides this includes marquees. We are assured, however, that if the sides of the marquee are removed allowing free circulation of air then the exemption rules will apply. We therefore intend to apply for exemption from Pre-Movement Testing for TB for all cattle attending the Show. In order to comply with the 24 hour requirement we will not allow cattle on the Showfield until the morning of the Show, i.e. Saturday, 18th August It is worth stressing that no cattle are kept or grazed on the Showfield other than on Show Day. Biosecurity measures must be strictly adhered to, i.e. clean vehicles, handlers clothing and footwear. Animal Plant & Health Agency Leed Office Fax

9 DAIRY CATTLE SECTION (CHIEF STEWARD: JIMMY FITTON ) JUDGING STARTS AT a.m. The Championship will be judged when all four sections have completed Judging. If above 15 Cattle forward, the Class will be split at the discretion of the Steward. All Class winners must parade in the Grand Parade. Own milking units can be brought if desired. THE CONISTON HOTEL DAIRY CHAMPIONSHIP Supreme Dairy Champion: 100 Reserve Dairy Champion: 50 REGISTERED HOLSTEIN CATTLE ONLY Cattle in these classes eligible to compete for Cups 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11. Prize Money: 1st 25; 2nd 15; 3rd 10. Champion Registered Holstein Friesian 20 Reserve Holstein Friesian 10 Entry Fee 5. Class CH1 Heifer, born on or after April 1st, Class CH2 Heifer in calf. Class CH3 Cow in calf, not less than 5 (five) months in calf. Class CH4 Heifer in milk, born on or after January 1st, Class CH5 Cow in milk. Class CH6 Group of 3 (three) Female Animals, exhibited by one owner. Class CH7 Pair, same sire. Class CH8 Cow or Heifer, bred by the exhibitor. All entries in Classes 1-8 are restricted to animals entered in the Herd Book proper, or in Classes B or C of the Supplementary Register and exhibited by the registered owner who is a member of H.F.A. The H.F.S. offers a Championship Award Rosette, prize card and tie to the exhibitor of the Female Champion. The Reserve Champion will receive a rosette and prize card. CALF HANDLING Judging: 50% handling, 50% conformation. To be shown by an under 17-year-old. Prize Money: 1st 5; 2nd 4; 3rd 3 and will receive a Rosette. Entry Fee: 1. Class CH9 Heifer Calf, born and after. To be judged after Class CH1. 7

10 AYRSHIRE CATTLE ONLY Cattle in these classes eligible to compete for Cups 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 12, 13, 14 and 15. Prize Money: 1st 25; 2nd 15; 3rd 10. Champion Ayrshire Prize 20. Reserve Champion Ayrshire Prize 10 Entry Fee: 5. Class CA10 Maiden Heifer with all calf teeth or under 2 years old. Class CA11 Cow in calf or Heifer in calf. Class CA12 Heifer in milk. Class CA13 Cow in milk. Class CA14 Group of 3 (three) female animals to be exhibited by one owner. Plus a rosette from the A.C.S. Class CA15 Pair, same sire or dam. Class CA16 Cow or Heifer, bred by the exhibitor. Breed Champion Award presented to the owner of the Champion Ayrshire by Ayrshire Cattle Society. CALF HANDLING Judging: 50% conformation, 50% handling. To be shown by an under 17-year-old. Prize Money: 1st 5; 2nd 4; 3rd 3. Entry Fee: 1. Class CA17 Ayrshire Heifer Calf, born 2017 and after. To be judged after Class CA10. JERSEY CATTLE ONLY 20 for the Champion Jersey and 10 for the Reserve Champion. Cattle in these classes eligible to compete for Cups 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 16 and 17. The Jersey Cattle Society offers a special rosette and prize card for the best Jersey, registered in the Herd Book, bred by the exhibitor who is a member of the J.C.S. Prize Money: 1st 25; 2nd 15; 3rd 10. Entry Fee: 5. Class CJ18 Maiden Heifer, with all calf teeth. Class CJ19 Cow in calf or Heifer in calf. Class CJ20 Heifer in milk. Class CJ21 Cow in milk. Class CJ22 Group of 3 (three) females, exhibited by one owner. Class CJ23 Pair, same sire or dam. Class CJ24 Cow or Heifer, bred by the exhibitor. Class CJ25 Calf Handling. Jersey Heifer Calf, born on or after , to be shown in ring by an under 17-year-old. Prize Money: 1st 5; 2nd 4; 3rd 3. Entry Fee: 1. Judging: 50% conformation, 50% handling. To be judged after Class CJ18. 8

11 DAIRY SHORTHORN CATTLE The Shorthorn Society of Great Britain & Ireland kindly offer a Special Rosette for the Champion Dairy Shorthorn. Champion 20; Reserve Champion 10. Cattle in these Classes eligible for Cups 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 18 and 19. N. E. SHORTHORN BREEDERS ASSOCIATION POINTS COMPETITION. Prize winners in the Shorthorn Classes are eligible to compete in this competition. Points will be awarded: 1st 5; 2nd 3; 3rd 2; 4th 1, and the owner gaining the highest total at the end of the Show Season will be awarded the N.E.S.B.A. Prize. Owners must be members of the N.E.S.B.A. Prize Money: 1st 25; 2nd 15; 3rd 10. Entry Fee: 5. Class CD26 Maiden Heifer with all calf teeth. Class CD27 Cow in calf or Heifer in calf. Class CD28 Heifer in milk. Class CD29 Cow in milk. Class CD30 Group of 3 Female Animals exhibited by one owner. Class CD31 Pair, same sire or dam. Class CD32 Cow or Heifer, bred by the exhibitor. Class CD33 Calf Handling. Dairy Shorthorn Heifer Calf, born on or after , to be shown in ring by an under 17-year-old. Prize Money: 1st 5; 2nd 4; 3rd 3. Entry Fee: 1. Judging: 50% conformation, 50% handling. To be judged after Class CD26. BEEF CATTLE SECTION (CHIEF STEWARD: ALISTAIR LAWN ; ) Beef Championship from Champions of each section to be judged by 3 Section Judges. The Colin Heselton Trophy for the Best Animal in the Beef section. Prize Money: 50 Champion, 25 Reserve Champion. IF THERE ARE THREE OR MORE EXHIBITORS FROM ONE BREED THEY WILL BE SPLIT INTO BREED SECTIONS PEDIGREE CONTINENTAL CATTLE Entry Fee: 5. Prizes: 1st 25; 2nd 15; 3rd 10. Champion 20; Reserve Champion 10. Class CPC34 Best Bull, any age. Class CPC35 Cow or Heifer, in calf or with calf at foot. Class CPC36 Calf born after 1st January Class CPC37 Maiden Heifer. Class CPC38 Pair. 9

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13 PEDIGREE NATIVE CATTLE Entry Fee: 5. Prizes: 1st 25; 2nd 15; 3rd 10. Champion 20; Reserve Champion 10. Class CPN39 Best Bull, any age. Class CPN40 Cow or Heifer, in calf/with calf at foot. Class CPN41 Calf born after 1st January Class CPN42 Maiden Heifer. Class CPN43 Pair. COMMERCIAL CATTLE Entry Fee: 5. Prizes: 1st 25; 2nd 15; 3rd 10. Champion 20; Reserve Champion 10. Section 1 British Blue (Blue Cross) Class CC44 Best Steer. Class CC45 Best Female. Section 2 Commercial Continental (Continental Cross) Class CC46 Best Steer. Class CC47 Best Female. If any class has less then 3 entries, the classes will be amalgamated in each section. No weights of cattle will be taken on the day. YOUNG FARMERS CLASSES BEEF AND DAIRY CATTLE Silver Cup presented by A. Haighton, Esq., to the Y.F.C. member with the best Champion Animal in the Y.F.C. Classes for both Beef and Dairy. To be held for one year. Entry Fee: 1. Prizes: 1st 5; 2nd 3; 3rd 2. Class CYF48 Best Female Dairy, 1 year old or under on Show Day (with all calf teeth). Class CYF49 Best Beef Animal, 1 year old or under on Show Day. FARM CROPS STAGED IN CATTLE TENT Rosettes for Winners. Entry Fee: 2 Entries inside a clear plastic bag, please Class FC50 Sample of Hay (cob or slice). Class FC51 Sample of Clamp Silage. Class FC52 Sample of Big Bale Silage. DEFRA ANIMAL GATHERING ORDER Please remember the movement restrictions of Cattle and Sheep. Six-day movement restrictions apply to Gargrave Show. Farmers must watch the Press for all the ongoing changes in animal movement legislation. BIOSECURITY ON THE SHOWFIELD All livestock must leave home in a clean vehicle and if the livestock are returning home in the same vehicle they DO NOT need to C&D the vehicle on the showfield but MUST C&D the vehicle within 24 hours of returning home. Hand washing and footbaths will be provided at the livestock entrances on the Showfield. Please ensure all livestock handlers have clean outer garments and footwear when walking outside the livestock area on the Showfield. LET US ALL KEEP CLEAN AND DISEASE FREE 11

14 SHEEP SECTION (All Classes Open) (CHIEF STEWARD: CATHIE CROMARTY ) ALL SHEEP TO BE OWNED 28 DAYS PRIOR TO THE SHOW. PLEASE FILL IN TWO ARAMS FORMS TO SAVE TIME ON SHOW DAY. The McKell Family Trophy will be presented to the Champion Sheep. The George and John Beckwith Memorial Cup to be awarded for the most points in the Sheep Section. Gargrave Show Centenary Cup, presented by the late Bernard Capstick, for Champion Dalesbred Sheep. The Binns Cup for the Best Texel Sheep. The Reeday Cup for the Champion Suffolk Sheep. The Bob Newby Cup for Champion Male Texel. Silver Jubilee Cup, presented by R. F. Caton, Esq; for the Best Mule. Silver Jubilee Cup, presented by K. H. Throup and Sons for best Half-bred Masham. Silver Cup, presented by the late T. M. Irving, Esq. To be awarded to the exhibitor with the most points in the Swaledale Sheep Classes. The Tennant Gill Cup kindly donated by T.W. Cowperthwaite of Tennant Gill Farm, Malham for the competitor gaining the most points with OPEN Swaledale Classes at Gargrave, Malham and Kilnsey Shows. to be presented at Kilnsey Show. Craven Cattle Marts Ltd Junior Sheep Handler Trophy. Windle, Beech & Winthrop Champion Beltex Trophy. The Hurrsdale Cup for Champion Jacob (donated by Gavin & Rebecca Howarth). Gargrave Show Champion Pair of Fat Lambs presented by Stephen Pepper. The Dawson Family Cup for Champion Teeswater. The St. Andrews Church Cup for the Champion Bluefaced Leicester. The Tennant Cup for Champion Swaledale. THE CHAMPION SHEEP WILL BE JUDGED ON A POINTS SYSTEM BY ALL THE SHEEP JUDGES AT 2.00 p.m. AT THE SHEEP PENS. EXHIBITORS PLEASE NOTE All Sheep must be accompanied by a licence (ARAM). Maedi Visna Accredited Sheep MUST be accompanied by a current white SAC form, completed and signed and must be available for inspection prior to unloading. Maedi Visna Accredited Sheep must under no circumstances come into contact with other sheep. ALL LAMBS MUST BE BRED BY EXHIBITOR. All Ewes to have suckled lambs. Prizes: 1st 12; 2nd 10; 3rd 8; 4th 5 (if over 7 entries in a class). Entry Fee: 2. SUFFOLK are now included in Any Other Native Sheep Breed One stop, One Snaygill Industrial Estate, Skipton Please Read Rule 15 on page 3 12

15 MULE Silver Jubilee Cup, presented by R. F. Caton, Esq., for the Best Mule. The North of England Mule Sheepbreeders Association offers a rosette for the Best Mule Gimmer Lamb, exhibitor to be a member of the Association. Class SM1 Pen of Two Ewes. Class SM2 Pen of Two Shearling Ewes. Class SM3 Single Mule Gimmer Lamb. Class SM4 Pair of Mule Gimmer Lambs. Class SM5 A Pen of Six Mule Gimmer Lambs. BLUE-FACED LEICESTER The St. Andrews Church Cup for the Champion Bluefaced Leicester. Class SMB6 Blue-faced Leicester Aged Ram. Class SMB7 Blue-faced Leicester Shearling Ram. Class SMB8 Blue-faced Leicester Ram Lamb. Class SMB9 Blue-faced Leicester Ewe. Class SMB10 Blue-faced Leicester Shearling Ewe. Class SMB11 Blue-faced Leicester Gimmer Lamb. Class SMB12 Blue-faced Leicester Group of Three: Any Ram; Ewe or Shearling; and Gimmer Lamb. ZWARTBLES SHEEP CLASSES PLEASE STATE WHETHER MV ACCREDITED OR NON-ACCREDITED Class SZ13 Zwartble Aged Ram. Class SZ14 Zwartble Shearling Ram. Class SZ15 Zwartble Ram Lamb. Class SZ16 Zwartble Ewe. Class SZ17 Zwartble Shearling Ewe. Class SZ18 Zwartble Gimmer Lamb. Class SZ19 Zwartble Group of Three: Any Ram; Ewe or Shearling; and Gimmer Lamb. HALF-BRED Points in the Masham Classes are counted for the M.S.B.A. Trophy. Masham Sheep Society Prize for Best Half-bred Lamb. Silver Jubilee Cup presented by K. H. Throup and Sons for best Half-bred Masham. No entry fee. Class SHB20 A Single Half-bred Ewe. Class SHB21 A Single Half-bred Shearling. Class SHB22 Pair of Half-bred Gimmer Lambs. TEESWATER The Dawson Family Cup for the Champion Teeswater. Points in the Teeswater Classes will be counted towards the Ciba Geigy Trophy, presented by the T.S.B.A. Class STW23 Teeswater Aged Ram. Class STW24 Teeswater Shearling Ram. Class STW25 Teeswater Ram Lamb. Class STW26 Teeswater Ewe. Class STW27 Teeswater Shearling Ewe. Class STW28 Teeswater Gimmer Lamb. Class STW29 Teeswater Group of 3: Ram, any age; Ewe or Shearling; & a Gimmer Lamb. 13

16 BUTCHERS LAMBS NON-ACCREDITED ONLY Gargrave Show Cup for Pair of Lambs presented by Stephen Pepper. Class SBL30 Pen of Two Butchers Lambs, any breed not to have been shown in any other class, under 40kg. Class SBL31 Pen of Two Butchers Lambs, any breed not to have been shown in any other class, over 40kg. Lambs may be weighed on the Showfield and can be interchangeable. BELTEX MV ACCREDITED SHEEP ONLY The Windle, Beech & Winthrop Champion Trophy for the Champion Beltex. Champion Sheep 100; Reserve Sheep 50 Kindly donated by a Beltex Society Member. Class SB32 Beltex Aged Ram. Class SB33 Beltex Shearling Ram. Class SB34 Beltex Ram Lamb. Class SB35 Beltex Ewe. Class SB36 Beltex Shearling Ewe. Class SB37 Beltex Gimmer Lamb. Class SB38 Beltex Group of 3: Ram, any age; Ewe or Shearling Gimmer Lamb. Prize Money: 1st 25; 2nd 15; 3rd 10; 4th 5. Class SB39 Beltex Dam with her own Gimmer Lamb. Born Prize Money: 1st 25; 2nd 15; 3rd 10; 4th 5. Class SB40 Beltex Sire with his own Ram Lamb. Born Prize Money: 1st 25; 2nd 15; 3rd 10; 4th 5. Exhibitors to be owners for 28 days+ TEXEL MV ACCREDITED SHEEP ONLY The Binns Cup for the Champion Texel Sheep. The Bob Newby Cup for the Champion Male Texel. Class ST41 Texel Aged Ram. Class ST42 Texel Shearling Ram. Class ST43 Texel Ram Lamb. Class ST44 Texel Ewe. Class ST45 Texel Shearling Ewe. Class ST46 Texel Gimmer Lamb. Class ST47 Texel Group of 3: Ram, any age; Ewe or Shearling; and a Gimmer Lamb. BRITISH CHAROLLAIS MV ACCREDITED SHEEP ONLY The Charollais Society Rosette for the Champion Charollais. Class SBC48 Charollais Aged Ram. Class SBC49 Charollais Shearling Ram. Class SBC50 Charollais Ram Lamb. Class SBC51 Charollais Ewe. Class SBC52 Charollais Shearling Ewe. Class SBC53 Charollais Gimmer Lamb. Class SBC54 Charollais Group of 3: Ram, any age; Ewe or Shearling; and a Gimmer Lamb. 14

17 JACOB The Hurrsdale Cup presented by Gavin & Rebecca Haworth for the Champion Jacob. The Jacob Sheep Society Rossette for the Champion Jacob. Class SJ55 Jacob Aged Ram. Class SJ56 Jacob Shearling Ram. Class SJ57 Jacob Ram Lamb. Class SJ58 Jacob Ewe. Class SJ59 Jacob Shearling Ewe. Class SJ60 Jacob Gimmer Lamb. Class SJ61 Jacob Group of 3: Ram, any age; Ewe or Shearling; and a Gimmer Lamb. SWALEDALE The Tennant Cup for Champion Swaledale. The T. M. Irving Silver Cup presented to the exhibitor with the most points in the Swaledale Sheep Classes. 3 points for 1st; 2 points for 2nd and 1 point for 3rd. The Tennant Gill Cup kindly donated by T.W. Cowperthwaite of Tennant Gill Farm, Malham Moor for the competitor gaining the most points in the Swaledale Classes at Gargrave, Malham and Kilnsey Shows and to be presented at Kilnsey Show. Class SSW62 Swaledale Aged Ram. Class SSW63 Swaledale Shearling Ram. Class SSW64 Swaledale Ram Lamb. Class SSW65 Swaledale Ewe (to have suckled lambs this season). Class SSW66 Swaledale Shearling Ewe. Class SSW67 Swaledale Gimmer Lamb. Class SSW68 Swaledale Pair: Male and Female, any age. DALESBRED Gargrave Show Centenary Cup presented by the late Bernard Capstick, for Champion Dalesbred Sheep. Class SD69 Dalesbred Aged Ram. Class SD70 Dalesbred Shearling Ram. Class SD71 Dalesbred Ram Lamb. Class SD72 Dalesbred Ewe. Class SD73 Dalesbred Shearling Ewe. Class SD74 Dalesbred Gimmer Lamb. Class SD75 Dalesbred Group of 3: Ram, any age; Ewe, Shearling Ewe & Gimmer Lamb. ANY OTHER NATIVE SHEEP BREED (including Suffolk) MV ACCREDITED OR NON-ACCREDITED SHEEP The Reeday Cup for the Champion Suffolk Sheep Class SNB76 Aged Male. Class SNB77 Any Shearling Ram. Class SNB78 Any Ram Lamb. Class SNB79 Aged Ewe. Class SNB80 Any Shearling Ewe. Class SNB81 Any Gimmer Lamb. Class SNB82 Group. JUNIOR SHEEP HANDLING At 1.30pm in Sheep Section ALL SHEEP TO BE HALTER TRAINED PLEASE The Craven Cattle Marts Ltd Young Sheep Handler Trophy for the Best Junior Handler. Class JSH83 Aged 10 and under. Class JSH84 Aged 11 to 16 years old. N.B. PLEASE STATE IF YOU NEED A SHEEP PEN. 15

18 SHIRE HORSE SECTION (CHIEF STEWARD: BOB WHITEOAK AND ) Entry Fee: 6. Prize Money: Classes 1, 3, 4 and 5 1st 25; 2nd 15; 3rd 10. Classes 2 and 6 1st 20; 2nd 10; 3rd 5. Class 7 1st 12; 2nd 8; 3rd 5; 4th 3. PLEASE NOTE: 10 will be given to the exhibitors of horses entered in Classes 1-7 Kindly sponsored by Stan and Sue Brown AS GARGRAVE SHOW IS AFFILIATED TO THE SHIRE HORSE SOCIETY IT WILL BE RUN UNDER SHIRE HORSE SOCIETY RULES All Entries are restricted to Registered Shire Horses only. Class HSH1 Brood Mare with Foal at foot. The George Lowther Memorial Cup presented to the winner. Class HSH2 Best Colt or Filly Foal. Silver Cup presented by J. Isherwood, Esq. Class HSH3 Yearling Colt or Filly. Class HSH4 Two-year-old Colt or Filly. Class HSH5 Barren Mare or Gelding, 3-year-old or upwards. Class HSH6 Best Pair of Heavy Horses in hand. Cup presented by J. N. Bentley Ltd. Cup Class: Best Heavy Horse in Show. Silver Cup presented by G. Emmott, Esq. No entry fee. 1st and 2nd prizewinners in Classes 1-5 are eligible for this class. Cup Class: Junior Champion Horse. Cup presented by P. Whitter, Esq., for the Best Yearling or Two-year-old. Class HSH7 Young Handler. Handler to be aged between 13 and 17 years inclusive on Show Day. No stallions to be shown in this class. Prize Money: 1st 12, 2nd 8, 3rd 5, 4th 3. Your attention is drawn to Rule 15: When admission tickets are sent to individual adult competitors, or in the case of child competitors (in equine and livestock classes only) an extra ticket for an accompanying adult will be sent, all other passengers should pay in full. By entering classes in the Show the competitor accepts the rules and conditions and failure to comply with these conditions will result in disqualification from the Show. OTHER SHOW DETAILS BINGLEY SATURDAY, 21st JULY 2018 Secretary: M. Marshall Telephone MALHAM SATURDAY, 25th AUGUST 2018 Secretary: Mr R. Thacker Telephone KILNSEY TUESDAY, 28th AUGUST 2018 Secretary: Mrs K. Lambert Telephone KEIGHLEY SATURDAY, 1st SEPTEMBER 2018 Secretary: A. Marsh Telephone NIDDERDALE MONDAY, 24th SEPTEMBER 2018 Secretary: Mrs S. Monk Telephone

19 HUNTERS SECTION (CHIEF STEWARDS: LISA REEDAY ( ) AND EMMA HEMMINGWAY ( ) ENTRY FEES FOR WORKING HUNTER CLASSES ARE 8 PER ENTRY OR 10 ON THE DAY. GATE FEES APPLY IF NO CLASSES ENTERED IN ADVANCE. Prize Money as follows: 1st 15, 2nd 10, 3rd 5. Winners of WH Classes will receive a voucher kindly donated by Craven Country Ride. Mountain & Moorland ponies are welcome to compete in the working hunter classes on an equal basis. Please Note: that all competitors, in their equine classes, take part entirely at their own risk and must have adequate Public Liability Insurance. It is compulsory for riding hats (to be standard PAS 015 and above) to be worn with chin straps/safety harness to be fastened at all times when mounted. MAIN RING ONE WORKING HUNTER CLASSES TO START AT 8.30am PROMPT Class HP1 Beginners Stakes Open to any age rider/horse or pony combination not to have won a 1st placing in any WH classes prior to January Jumps not to exceed 60cm in height. A silver trophy kindly presented by the late M Brooks Esq goes to the winner of this classs (to be held for 1 year). Class HP2 Novice WH Pony (under 15hh/153cm) Open to any age rider/pony combination not to have won a 1st placing in an Open WH class prior to January Jumps not to exceed 70cm. Class HP3 Novice WH Horse (15hh/153cm and over) Open to any age rider/horse combination not to have won a 1st placing in an Open WH class prior to January Jumps not to exceed 80cm. Class HP4 Mixed Height Mountain & Moorland (to be judged as ONE class) Same course for both sections only the height is changed for Large Breeds. (a) Small Breeds (Welsh A & B, Dartmoor, Exmoor & Shetland). Fences not to exceed 65cm. (b) Large Breeds (Welsh C & D, New Forest, Connemara, Fell, Highland & Dales). Fences not to exceed 80cm. Class HP5 Open Pony WH (under 15hh/153cm) Jumps not to exceed 80cm in height. A silver cup kindly presented by the late Mrs J.B. Coulthurst goes to the winner of this class (to be held for 1 year). Class HP6 Open Horse WH (15hh/153cm and over) Jumps not to exceed 90cm in height. A silver cup kindly presented by the late H. Bannister Esq goes to the winner of this class (to be held for 1 year). MAIN RING TWO RIDDEN CLASSES TO START AT 8.30a.m. PROMPT ENTRY FEE FOR ALL RIDDEN AND IN HAND CLASSES IS 8 PRE-ENTRY OR 10 ON THE DAY. GATE FEES APPLY IF NO CLASSES ENTERED IN ADVANCE. Prize Money as follows: 1st 15, 2nd 10, 3rd 5. Class HP7 Large Ridden Hunter 4 years & over (exceeding 15.3hh/159cm) Horses may be ridden by the judge at his or her discretion. Class HP8 Small Ridden Hunter/Hunter Pony 4 years & over (not exceeding 15.2hh/158cm) Class HP9 Ridden Coloured Horse/Pony any height, plaited or natural Class HP10 Ridden Mountain & Moorlan mixed height (may be split if large entry). IN HAND CLASSES Class HP11 Hunter Brood mares in foal or with foal at foot The Irish Song silver cup presented by Alison Horton goes to the winner of this class (to be held for 1 year). Class HP12 Young Hunters under 4 years Class HP13 Mountain & Moorland mixed height. COMPETITORS WHO HAVE BEEN PLACED 1st or 2nd IN CLASSES HP1- HP13 ARE ELIGIBLE TO COMPETE IN THE CHAMPIONSHIP TO WIN THE TOM BANNISTER MEMORIAL CUP KINDLY DONATED BY MICHAEL AND ETHNE BANNISTER. THIS WILL TAKE PLACE IN MAIN RING ONE AT THE CONCLUSION OF THESE CLASSES. 17

20 SHETLAND PONY SECTION (CHIEF STEWARD:TINA PETHYBRIDGE ( ) Judging at 9.30 a.m. ENTRIES BEFORE THE DAY: Classes HSP1-HSP10 6; Classes HSP11 4. ON SHOW DAY ALL CLASSES 2 EXTRA Prize Money: Classes HSP1-HSP10 1st 10; 2nd 8; 3rd 4; 4th 3 and Classes HSP11 1st 6; 2nd 4; 3rd 3; 4th 2. Affiliated to the Shetland Pony Stud Book Society All Ponies must be registered with the S.P.S.B.S. Class HSP1 Entire Male: 2 years or over (Standard and Miniature). Sponsored by Wells Stud. (Highest placed Junior is eligible for Junior Championship). Class HSP2 Brood Mare: 4 years or over, with foal at foot (Standard & Miniature). Sponsored by Birchmoor Stud. Class HSP3 Foal of Mare in Class 2. (Must be over 3 weeks old). (Standard & Miniature). Class HSP4 Geld Mare or Gelding: 4 years and over (Standard). Class HSP5 2 or 3 year old Filly or Gelding (Standard). Sponsored by Renshaw Stud. Class HSP6 Yearling Colt, Filly or Gelding (Standard). Sponsored by Ramper Stud. Class HSP7 Coloured Shetlands (Standard & Miniature). Any colour except Black. Class HSP8 Miniature Pony: any sex, 2 & 3 years old. (Miniature Ponies 34" maximum at maturity.). Class HSP9 Miniature Yearling: any sex. Class HSP10 Miniature Mare & Gelding: 4 years and over. Class HSP11 Child Handler (age 16 years or under) may split if entries allow. Rosettes to all. Prize money for this class kindly donated by Mrs S. Webb, Ribblesdale Shetlands. Championship and Junior Championship will be judged from the 1st and 2nd Prize-winners of Classes HSP1-10. The Champion Pony will receive the RIBBLESDALE TROPHY, kindly presented by Ribblesdale Motors Ltd. (Settle). The Winner of Class HSP6 will receive the PARLINGTON TROPHY, kindly presented by the Parlington Stud, Leyburn. The Winner of Class HSP8 will receive the STOCKACLOSE TROPHY, kindly presented by Mrs M. Johnson, Stockaclose Stud, Cottingley. The Champion Foal will receive the BEST FOAL CUP, kindly presented by Mr and Mrs J. S. Sheriff. The Best Opposite Sex to Champion will receive the CRAVEN SHETLANDS TROPHY, kindly presented by Mrs A. McCutcheon. MINIATURE PONIES CAN ONLY ENTER THEIR DEDICATED CLASSES SHETLAND PSBS AFFILIATION RULES Classes must be confined to Registered Ponies. Ponies must be named on the entry form and in the catalogue if one is produced. Society rosettes must only be given to ponies registered with the Society or eligible for registration (i.e. foals). 2. 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. All entire males aged 2 and over must display a stallion disc. 3. There must be no colts or entire males in Young Handlers classes. Children under 14 years old may not show colts (excluding foals) or entire males in In-hand classes. Children under 12 years old on the day of the Show may not show entire males in ridden classes. In the interests of safety, hard hats must be worn by all handlers aged 14 years or under in In-hand classes. 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, rider dismounted, and take no further part. 4. Exhibitors should not kneel, but remain standing while in the ring. Please Note: that all competitors, in all equine classes, take part entirely at their own risk and must have adequate Public Liability Insurance. It is compulsory for riding hats (to be standard PAS 015 and above) to be worn with chin straps/safety harness to be fastened at all times when mounted. It is recommended for handlers in the In Hand Classes to wear a riding hat. 18

21 IN HAND and RIDDEN CLASSES CONTACT ENTRIES SECRETARY ( ) WITH ANY QUERIES. New this year all these classes can be entered by all ages unless detailed ENTRY FEE FOR ALL CLASSES IS 6 PRE-ENTRY OR 8 ON THE DAY GATE FEES APPLY IF NO CLASSES ENTERED IN ADVANCE To start after Shetland Pony Section (NOT before 1.00 p.m.) Rosettes to 4th place in all classes and prizes for 1st to 4th places in Class HR8 Ring Championship for both In Hand and Ridden Classes after Class HR9 IN HAND CLASSES Class HR1 Best Condition any height. Class HR2 Veteran Horse/Pony (15 years & over). Class HR3 Coloured Horse/Pony. Class HR4 Young Handler 16 years and under (rosettes for all). RIDDEN CLASSES Class HR5 Tack and Turnout (to be judged on cleanliness and neatness of horse/pony and rider). Class HR6 Walk and Trot only. Open to all including Lead Rein and First Ridden. Rosettes for all. Class HR7 Novice Ridden (Rider/equine combination strictly not to have won 2 or more first rosettes in any Ridden or Equitation classes). Must be ridden in a snaffle bridle. No Lead Reins. Class HR8 Lead Rein/First Ridden. (Lead Rein rider to be 9 years and under and First Ridden rider to be 12 years and under).to be ridden in a snaffle bridle.this class will be split if sufficient entries. Class HR9 Ridden Veteran Horse/Pony (15 years & over). CHAMPIONSHIP 1st and 2nd CLASS WINNERS (please wear your rosettes) FANCY DRESS Class MFD1 Mounted Fancy Dress. Entry Fee 5 Rosettes for all. Children to be 14 years and under. All mounted rider MUST wear a riding hat. TO BE HELD IN MAIN RING at 1.30 p.m. (PROMPT) Please note that all Competitors take part entirely at their own risk and it is compulsory that riding hats are Standard PAS 015 and above, with chin strap or safety harness to be fastened at all times, when mounted. It is also recommended for handlers in the In Hand Classes to wear a riding hat. IT IS STRONGLY RECOMMENDED THAT RIDERS UNDER THE AGE OF 16 SHOULD WEAR A BODY PROTECTOR. A RESPONSIBLE ADULT MUST BE PRESENT WITH YOUNG COMPETITORS AT ALL TIMES. 19

22 SHOW JUMPING SECTION (CHIEF STEWARD: BILL HICKMAN ) ENTRIES BEFORE THE DAY Entry Fee: 8, ENTRIES ON THE DAY 10. Prize Money: 1st 15; 2nd 10; 3rd 5. Winners will receive a voucher kindly donated by Craven Country Ride. All trophies to be held for one year CLEAR ROUND JUMPING will commence in the SHOW JUMPING ARENA at 9.30 a.m. to a.m. Entry Fee on the day: 3. Class HSJ1 will follow promptly at a.m. These timings are in place to allow Hunter competitors, who wish to Show Jump, the opportunity to complete their classes. A Triers Cup will be awarded for a child/pony combination who in the judge s opinion has made good efforts with their tack/turnout and their show jumping.this cup applies to Classes 1 and 2 only. Class HSJ1 Beginners Class Open to ponies 14.2hh (148cm) and under. Jumps will not exceed 60cm or 2' in the first round. The second round will not be timed and rosettes presented to all double clears. (Please note that no prize money is given for this class). Class HSJ2 Novice Pony Open to ponies 14.2hh (148cm) and under. Jumps will not exceed 70cm or 2' 3" in the first round. Silver Rose Bowl kindly donated by The Anchor Inn, Gargrave. Class HSJ3 Intermediate Pony Open to ponies 14.2hh (148cm) and under. Jumps will not exceed 80cm or 2' 8" or in the first round. Shield to be presented to the winner. Class HSJ4 Open Pony Open to ponies 14.2hh (148cm) and under. Jumps will not exceed 90cm or 3' or in the first round. Silver Salver to be presented to the winner. Following completion of HSJ4, the course will be made ready for HSJ5. Clear Round Jumping will be available over this course until the start of HSJ5, which will not start before 2.00 p.m. and run for half hour only. These timings are in place to allow Hunter competitors, who wish to Show Jump, the opportunity to complete their classes. Class HSJ5 Pre-Novice Open to horses exceeding 14.2hh (148cm). A class for a horse and rider combination who have not won any prize money for show jumping. Jumps will not exceed 70cm or 2' 3" in the first round. The second round will not be timed and rosettes presented to all double clears. (Please note that no prize money is given for this class). Class HSJ6 Novice Horse Open to horses exceeding 14.2hh (148cm). Jumps will not exceed 80cm or 2' 8" in the first round. Silver Cup kindly donated by Mr Humphreys. Class HSJ7 Intermediate Horse Open to horses exceeding 14.2hh (148cm). Jumps will not exceed 90cm or 3' in the first round. The Brian Reeves Trophy will be awarded. Class HSJ8 Open Horse Open to horses exceeding 14.2hh (148cm) Jumps will not exceed 1m or 3' 3" in the first round. Silver Cup presented by Mr and Mrs Holmes. We would like to thank Hartington Fencing Supplies for sponsorship of the Commentary Box. Your attention is drawn to Rule 15: Driver of Horse Transport Vehicle and Riders admitted Free to Show Field, all other passengers should pay in full. However, admission tickets at a reduced price may be applied for in advance of Show Day from the Entries Secretary. By entering classes in the Show the competitor accepts the rules and conditions and failure to comply with these conditions will result in disqualification from the Show. 20

23 OPEN HANDICRAFTS, PRODUCE AND CAKE SECTION (CHIEF STEWARD: LISA HALL ) Exhibits in all classes to be staged by 9.30 a.m. On receipt of your Entry Form a card will be posted to you giving details of your Class/Entry Numbers. Your class cards will be available for collection from the Chief Steward in the Handicraft/Horticulture Marquee on Show Day. Whilst care will be taken, the Society cannot be responsible for loss or damage to exhibits. Prizes may be withheld or awarded at the discretion of the judges. Exhibits must not have won a prize previously at Gargrave Show. Prize Money for 4th and 5th prize winners will be awarded where there are 10 and 15 respectively in classes. Prize Money will be presented in the Handicraft tent from p.m. CUPS AND TROPHIES SILVER CUP, presented by the late Mrs Coulthurst, Gargrave, for the competitor with most points in Handicraft Section, Classes 7-17 (to be held for one year). COCKSHOTT CUP, for the competitor with most points in the Produce and Cake Section, Classes (to be held for one year). GARGRAVE VILLAGE HALL LADIES SILVER TROPHY, presented for annual competition by the late Mrs V. Fletcher, Gargrave, for competitor, who must be a member of the Gargrave Village Hall, gaining most points in Handicraft, Produce and Cake Sections, Classes 7-17 & (to be held for one year). Competitors are asked to indicate on the Entry Form if they are eligible for this Trophy. THE SUSAN GRAVESTON TROPHY, presented by her family in her memory, for most points in Baking Classes (to be held for one year). HANDICRAFTS Classes 1-56 Entry Fee: 1. Prizes: 1st 5; 2nd 3; 3rd 2 PHOTOGRAPHS Colour or Black and White, mounted, not framed. Photograph and mount not to exceed 25cm x 20cm. Class PP1 Photograph entitled Winter. Class PP2 Photograph entitled Sunrise or Sunset. Class PP3 Photograph entitled Tools of the Trade. Class PP4 Photograph entitled Feathered Friends. Class PP5 Photograph with a Caption. Class PP6 Children 16 and Under. Photograph entitled My Best Friend. ADULT HANDICRAFTS Class PAH7 Hand Knitted Garment for an Adult. Class PAH8 Hand Knitted Garment for a Child. Class PAH9 An item for Special Care Baby Unit to be donated after show to Airedale Hospital. (All garments donated are gratefully received by The Baby Unit). Class PAH10 An item of Cross Stitch or Counted Thread Work. 21

24 Class PAH11 Any other Needlework. Class PAH12 A Toy, any medium. Class PAH13 A Picture, any medium other than a photograph. Class PAH14 A Birthday Card, any medium. Class PAH15 A Christmas Card, any medium. Class PAH16 An item made of Wood. Class PAH17 Any other Handicraft. STICKS Please Note The limit of 4 sticks per person, per class. Class PS18 Walking Stick, Plain Horn. Class PS19 Walking Stick, Fancy Horn. Class PS20 Walking Stick, Plain Wood, One or Two Piece. Class PS21 Walking Stick, Fancy Wood, One or Two Piece. Class PS22 Sportman s Stick, Horn. Class PS23 Sportsman s Stick, Wood, One or Two Piece. Class PS24 Thumb Stick, Horn. Class PS25 Thumb Stick, Natural One Piece Wood. Class PS26 Antler, Plain. Class PS27 Antler, Fancy. Class PS28 Crook, Horn, Plain. Class PS29 Crook, Horn, Fancy. Class PS30 Crook, Wood Plain, One or Two Piece. Class PS31 Crook, Wood Fancy, One or Two Piece. Class PS32 Novice Class, any stick. * A novice is an entrant who has not previously entered any stickmaking competition before 1st January ADULT PRODUCE Class PAP33 Jar of Home-made Chutney. Class PAP34 Jar of Home-made Raspberry Jam. Class PAP35 Jar of Home-made Strawberry Jam. Class PAP36 Jar of Home-made Hardstone Jam (e.g. plum, apricot). Class PAP37 Jar of Home-made Blackcurrant Jam. Class PAP38 Jar of Home-made Lemon Cheese. Class PAP39 Jar of Home-made Marmalade. Class PAP40 Jar of Home-made Jelly. Class PAP41 Sloe Gin. Class PAP42 Damson Gin. Class PAP43 Liquer, Any Fruit. ADULT BAKING Class PAB44 4 Fruit Scones. Class PAB45 Victoria Sandwich Cake (made in two tins with raspberry jam filling). Class PAB46 Item made using Lemons. Class PAB47 Fruit Loaf to butter. Class PAB48 4 Home-made, Muffins. Class PAB49 4 Home-made Biscuits, any variety. Class PAB50 A Treacle Tart (made to the recipe on page 27). Class PAB51 Gingerbread. Class PAB52 4 Pieces of Traybake. 22

25 Class PAB53 A Savoury Item. Class PAB54 Item made using Chocolate. Class PAB55 A Plated Afternoon Tea for One (to include sandwich, savoury, a scone and cake or bun). Class PAB56 Gentlemen only Any Home-made Item. 12oz/340g 4oz/110g 6oz/175g 4oz/110g 2oz/50g Method TREACLE TART Set Recipe Shortcrust Pastry Sultanas Grated Cooking Apple Rind and juice of Half a Lemon Golden Syrup Brown Breadcrumbs Grease an 8 inch (20cm) round flat tin and then roll out the pastry onto a floured surface. Use about two-thirds of the pastry to line the flan tin and keep the trimmings. Mix together the sultanas, grated apple, lemon juice and rind, breadcrumbs and syrup, and spread over the pastry base. Use the rest of the pastry, cut into thin strips, to make a lattice topping, fastening the ends to the edge of the pastry base with a dab of water to help it stick. Bake in a pre-heated oven at Gas 7, 210C, 425F for 10 minutes then, turn the oven down to Gas 4, 180C, 350F, for another 20 minutes. CHILDREN S BAKING AND HANDICRAFTS (Children 16 years and under) Classes Entry Fee: 20p. Prizes: 1st 1; 2nd 80p; 3rd 50p. BAKING CLOUGH CUP, for the competitor with most points in Children s Classes (to be held for one year). The VERONICA SHARP MEMORIAL TROPHY for the best exhibit in the Children s Baking Classes (to be held for one year). 6 Years and Under: Class PCP57 4 Jam Tarts. Class PCP58 4 Decorated Bought Biscuits. Class PCP59 4 Chocolate Rice Crispies. Class PCP60 Decorated Bought Pizza Base (suitable for cooking). Class PCP61 A Pastry Shape Years: Class PCP62 4 Home-made Biscuits. Class PCP63 An Item including Fruit. Class PCP64 4 pieces of Flapjack. Class PCP65 4 Home-made Decorated Cup Cakes. Class PCP66 2 Decorated Mini Chocolate Rolls Years: Class PCP67 4 Home-made Decorated Cup Cakes. Class PCP68 An Item made using Lemons. Class PCP69 An Item made using Chocolate. Class PCP70 A Savoury Item. Class PCP71 An Edible Number or Letter. 23

26 HANDICRAFTS SILVER CUP for annual competition given by Mr and Mrs J. Swales, Flasby, for the child with most points in Children s Handicraft Classes (to be held for one year). 6 years and under: Class PCH72 Hand Print A4 Picture. Class PCH73 Creature made from Fruit and Veg. Class PCH74 Edible Necklace. Class PCH75 Paper Plate Face. Class PCH76 An Item made as part of a School or Pre-School Activity years: Class PCH77 A Sea Creature, any medium. Class PCH78 An Item made from a Kit. Class PCH79 A Number, any medium. Class PCH80 Decorated Plant Pot. Class PCH81 An A4 Picture, any medium years: Class PCH82 A Poster for Gargrave Show 2019 (can be computer generated). Class PCH83 An Item made from a kit. Class PCH84 A Decorated Number or Letter, any medium. Class PCH85 Any Other Handicraft. Class PCH86 An A4 Picture, any medium. HORTICULTURAL SECTION (CHIEF STEWARD: GRAHAM BECK ) Exhibits must be staged by 9.30 a.m. on Show Day. Whilst care will be taken, the Society cannot be responsible for loss or damage to exhibits. Prizes may be withheld or awarded at the discretion of the judges. Exhibitors may stage exhibits at their own risk from p.m. on Friday evening before Show Day. Late entries may be accepted between a.m. on Show Day, space permitting with the exception of Floral Arts. Entry fee: 50p. SILVER CUP, presented by the late J. B. Longbottom, Esq., to be given for Best Exhibit in Vegetable Classes, to be held for one year. SILVER CUP, presented by T. A. Garnett, Esq., for Best Exhibit in Flower Classes, to be held for one year. Prize Money will be paid out in the tent from p.m. Entry Fee for all Classes: 50p. Prizes: 1st 3; 2nd 2; 3rd 1 (other than flower arrangements). VEGETABLE CLASSES OPEN SECTION HOME GROWN Class V1 Broad Beans, four pods. Class V2 French Beans, four pods. Class V3 Runner Beans, four pods. Class V4 Peas, four pods. Class V5 Three Onions, to be shown with tops, over 8oz. Class V6 Four Tomatoes, red. 24

27 Class V7 Three Beetroot. Class V8 Three Carrots, with tops. Class V9 One Green Cabbage, trimmed, with roots. Class V10 One Cauliflower, trimmed, with roots. Class V11 Four Potatoes. Class V12 Two Leeks, long blanch. Class V13 One Cucumber, any variety. Class V14 Three Courgettes. Class V15 Three Onions, Dressed, under 8oz. Class V16 Eight Shallots. Class V17 Dish of Fruit. Class V18 One Vegetable Marrow. Class V19 An exotic Fruit/Vegetable not traditionally grown in the UK. Please provide a details card. Class V20 A shallow Basket/Container with your home grown Vegetables and/or Fruits. DAHLIA SECTION HOME GROWN Class D21 Three Dahlias (any variety or varieties). Class D22 Three Medium Decoratives. Class D23 Three Medium Cactus OR three Medium Semi-Cactus. Class D24 Three Small Decoratives. Class D25 Three Small Cactus OR three Small Semi-Cactus. Class D26 Three Small Pompoms 52mm (2in.) ring. Class D27 One Dahlia, Large or Medium. Class D28 One Dahlia, Small or Miniature. FLOWERS OPEN SECTION HOME GROWN OR OWNED LONG TERM BY EXHIBITOR Class F29 A Vase of Mixed Garden Flowers (annual and perennial), must be shown in a vase, no oasis. Class F30 1 Vase of Sweet Peas annual. Class F31 7 Stems of Sweet Peas of any one colour. Class F32 1 Spike Gladioli. Class F33 3 Spikes Gladiolus. Class F34 1 Stem of Lily. Class F35 3 Roses, any variety. Class F36 1 Specimen Rose. Class F37 Bowl of Roses, any variety. Class F38 1 Stem Floribunda Rose. Class F39 1 Scented Rose. Class F40 5 Stems Phlox. Class F41 Vase of 3 Flowering Stems not in the above classes. Class F42 12" Planter or Pot containing a display of Summer Bedding Plants grown from seed. Class F43 Specimen Fern. Class F44 Pot grown Fuchsia. Class F45 Pot grown Geranium. Class F46 Pot grown Cactus all Succulents. 25

28 POPPYFIELDS FLORISTS 48 High Street, Gargrave Open 7am - 5pm (not Sunday) FLORAL ART OPEN SECTION Prize Money: 1st 5; 2nd 3; 3rd 2. A SILVER CUP presented by Mrs J. H. Carver will be presented for the best exhibit in the Floral Arrangement classes, to be held for one year. Class FA47 A Groom s Wedding Buttonhole. Class FA48 A Lady s Spray. Class FA49 Tiny Treasure, not to exceed 4" overall. Class FA50 Arrangement entitled Strictly Come Dancing. Class FA51 Arrangement entitled Kitchen Garden. Class FA52 An Arrangement using 5 Flowers (unlimited greenery). Class FA53 Novice Class An Arrangement using unusual container or containers. AN EXHIBIT is plant material with or without accessories (drapes, bases, backgrounds may be used). A NOVICE, an exhibitor who has not won a First Prize at Gargrave Show in the last 5 years. TABLE SPACE Space allowed 75cm maximum in Classes FA50-FA53. JUNIOR CLASSES (Children 16 years and under) Entry Fee: 20p. Prize Money: 1st 1.50; 2nd 1; 3rd 50p. Age in years and months to be stated on the exhibitor's card. Class FAJ54 A Hand Tied Posy. Class FAJ55 A Flower Arrangement in an unusual container. Class FAJ56 A Planted Window Box 2' maximum. Class FAJ57 A Miniature Garden not to exceed 18". Class FAJ58 A Vase of Mixed Grasses. PROGRAMME OF SPORTS (FELL RACE MARSHALL: JOHN THOMPSON ) Fell Race Entrants are reminded that Entries are taken on the day and that no Entry Fee is charged for the Fell Races. Admission to the Show will be charged at the Gate to ALL Fell Race competitors where applicable. 5 Fell Races: Under 9 (Prize Money 23); Under 12 (Prize Money 33); Under 14 (Prize Money 33); Under 17 (Prize Money 47); Senior (Silentnight Trophy, Prize Money 137). THE D. McKELL TROPHY to be awarded to the highest placed local male competitor from any of the five sections. THE JACK WEATHERILL TROPHY to be awarded to the highest placed local female competitor from any of the five sections. 26

29 EGGS Entry Fee 50p per plate Prize Money: 1st 1.00, 2nd 75p, 3rd 50p Exhibits must be staged by 9.30 a.m. in the Horticulture Tent. Judging starts at 9.45 a.m Eggs, Any Colour, Large or Bantam 2. 3 White Large Eggs 3. 3 Dark Brown Large Eggs 4. 3 Light Brown Hen Eggs 5. 3 White Bantam Eggs 6. 3 Dark Brown Bantam Eggs 7. 3 Light Brown or Tinted Bantam Eggs 8. 3 Large or Bantam Eggs, three distinct colours 9. 3 Large or Bantam Eggs, Any Other Colour Duck Eggs Supreme Large Egg Supreme Bantam Egg Large Egg contents only Bantam Egg contents only Waterfowl Egg contents only 16. Painted or Decorated Egg DON HUTCHINSON CUP for the Best Eggs, donated by Colin Wood CUP TO BE HELD FOR ONE YEAR VINTAGE CARS (FOR ALL ENQUIRIES: KEN SWINDELLS ) Free entry on to the field for vehicle, driver and one passenger only (No vehicles to be driven by persons under the age of 16) VINTAGE TRACTORS AND IMPLEMENTS (CHIEF STEWARD: PETER WATSON ) ENTRIES TO BE TAKEN ON THE DAY 27

30 FUN DOG SHOW (CHIEF STEWARD:EMILY BRADLEY) Sponsor: Cobbydog Judging starts at 1.00 p.m. Entries taken, at the Dog Ring, from 12 noon on Show Day ONLY Entry Fee: 1 per dog/per class. Rosettes for 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th places. Class 1 Any Variety Small Pedigree. Class 2 Any Variety Medium Pedigree. Class 3 Any Variety Large Pedigree. Class 4 Any Cross Breed. Class 5 Any Variety Puppy (6-12 months). Class 6 Best Junior Handler 16 years and under. Class 7 Waggiest Tail. Class 8 Best Junior and Dog Trick. Class 9 Best Veteran 8 years and over. Class 10 Most Appealing Eyes. Class 11 Best Long Haired. Class 12 Best Short Haired. Class 13 Most Like Its Owner. Class 14 Judge would most like to take home. Class 15 Best in Show (automatic entry for winners of all classes). Winners of Classes 1-14 will be asked to come forward into the Main Ring after the Grand Parade (approx p.m.) for the judging of this class. Champion Best in Show will receive the Kingsway Veterinary Trophy and 50. Reserve Best in Show will receive 25. GARGRAVE AGRICULTURAL & HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY SHEEP DOG TRIALS Main Sponsors: CCM Auctions, Skipton to be held on SUNDAY, 22nd JULY a.m. Start FREE ENTRY FOR SPECTATORS RAFFLE HOMEMADE REFRESHMENTS At an idyllic canalside field near the Lock at HOLME HOUSE FARM, GARGRAVE, SKIPTON BD23 3PR By kind permission of the Beckwith family For further information please contact the Chief Steward (CHIEF STEWARD: BOBBY CLARKSON ) Prize Money: 1st 30; 2nd 20; 3rd 15; 4th 10; 5th 8; 6th 5 Champion and 1st Prize 30 sponsored by CCM Auctions, Skipton Tyke Trophy presented by Tyke Dog Foods, Skipton ENTRIES TO BE TAKEN ON THE DAY 28

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