Safety. Please:- TIMETABLE OF EVENTS to 11am Entries. Start of ORC Horse and Pony Show Hall CLOSED for Judging

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2 9.00 to 11am Entries 9.30am 11am TIMETABLE OF EVENTS Start of ORC Horse and Pony Show Hall CLOSED for Judging Safety 12 noon Entries for Dog Show and Shearing Competition 12.30pm 1.00pm 1.00pm 1.00pm 3.00pm Followed by Formal opening of the Show by the Presidents Dog Show Tractor Run arrives Shearing Competition starts Presidents presents Trophies, including Horse Show results Auction of Produce Please:- See that young children are supervised Keep dogs on leads and away from horses Drive carefully on the field Allow horses plenty of room Watch out for Tent pegs and guy ropes Take care if visiting the Church

3 2018 SHOW PRESIDENTS: Ian & Roma Room The Presidents Message We came to Rhydycroesau in 1963 from Cannock in the West Midlands, after meeting at Rodbaston Farm College in We first lived at Highland Cefn Canol and then moved to Middle Cynynion in These have been our homes and the Village Hall our social life, especially since In mid December 1975 Harold Tomley, Warren Hawkesley (Local Councillors) and Ronald Egerton (The Rector) met with a handful of locals, Graham Borman, Peggy Gilchrist and the Pecks being high on the list. Graham was an art teacher at the Girls High School and husband to Judy (nee Peck) at the Village Shop and Post Office. Previously the hall had been a school and when the school closed down it became the Church Hall. Now it was to become the Village Hall, with an improvement grant from The Community Council of Shropshire and a lot of work was done by the local folks. At that time there were over 20 children between the ages of 11 and 15 and a games club was started on Fridays to occupy the winter evenings. Then in 1976 Edgar and Llinos kindly said we could use their field, Graham found a programme of horticultural, cooking and art classes from the High School, Peggy said she would do a Gymkhana for the local children to compete in. Rhydycroesau Village Show was born and was the first major event in the Village in our era was a notoriously dry summer, i.e. until our show came around in early September. Many have stories (those that go back that far, that is) about the rain at our very first show, although it did ease off a little for the show itself. The Show established itself as a meeting place for all the area: Hello, haven t seen you since last year s show just about sums it all up. Page 1 Ian & Roma Room, Presidents

4 MORGANS OF OSWESTRY SPONSORS OF THE SHEARING COMPETITION Page 2

5 ON THE SHOW FIELD Catering Tent Table Top Sale Ice Cream Van Sideshows for all the family And WAYNE S TRACTOR RUN (from Llansilin) Judge: Ian & Roma Room Will finish on the Show Field about 1.00pm and the best TRACTOR and DRIVER will be judged by the President. FARMER S SECTION Judge: David Edwards There is a Perpetual Cup for the winner of this section CLASSES FS1 Sample of Seed Hay FS5 Turf of Seeds Grassland FS2 Sample of Meadow Hay FS6 Turf of Meadow Grassland FS3 Sample of Silage FS7 Fleece of Wool FS4 Sample of Haylage SHEARING COMPETITION Sponsored by Morgans, Oswestry Judge: Merion Jones MC: Dicko Morris There are cash prizes for each class and a Judge s cup for this section Entry 2 Class 1 Contractor prizes 1 st 15; 2 nd 10; 3 rd 5 Class 2 Farmer prizes 1 st 15; 2 nd 10; 3 rd 5 SPEED SHEARING Sponsored by Valley Security Contractor Class: Prize: 25 Farmer Class: Prize: 25 Page 3

6 Centenary of the End of WW1 ( ) Our display this year is a commemoration of the ending of the war in 1918 as 2018 marks the 100 th Anniversary. Also, on the 1 st April this year the RAF celebrated its 100 th Birthday and 2018 marks the Centenary of Voting rights for (some) women. Please join us in remembering these special events. THE DOG SHOW 1.00pm Judge: Rena Weaver Entries, 75p per class, from 12 noon in the Main Ring There is a perpetual cup, donated by Mrs. Burton, for the overall winner 1 st - 6 pts; 2 nd - 4 pts; 3 rd - 2 pts and Rosettes will be awarded in each class CLASSES 1 Dog that Judge would most 7 Dog with Waggiest Tail like to take home 8 Most Talented Dog 2 Best Child Handler 9 Best Working Dog 3 Prettiest Bitch 10 Fastest time on the Obstacle 4 Most Handsome Dog Course 5 Veteran Dog (Age 10+) 11 Best Dog in Show winner 6 Dog most like its Owner of each class above to compete Presentation of Cups and Prizes 3.00pm Show President presents Show Cups and Prizes Page 4

7 THE HORTICULTURE, PRODUCE AND ARTS SHOW RULES 1. Entries are 30p per entry for our 43 rd Show, to be made in the Hall between 9.00 and 11.00am on the morning of the Show, BEFORE placing exhibits in the appropriate place. Please use an entry slip (p15) for each exhibitor copies are fine. With each exhibit, please place an envelope or folded paper concealing your name. No more than 2 entries per person per class. 2. Judging: In section A to G, Judges will award certificates for 1 st, 2 nd and 3 rd places and highly commended at their discretion. 3. Individual Cups (to be held for one year) will be awarded to the Exhibitor with the most points in the show and there will be a runner-up. Points as follows: 1st - 6 pts; 2nd - 4 pts; 3rd - 2 pts; unplaced entry - 1 pt 4. Children s Section A prize of 5 will be awarded to the winner of each age group 5. The Winner of each Section will receive a trophy, as detailed in the schedule, to be held for 1 year. The trophies will be engraved by the Committee and returned to winners as soon as possible. 6. Sheep Section All competitors to be aged 16 and over 7. Cups and Prizes will be presented at 3.00 pm in the Dog Ring. 8. Exhibits Any not removed by 3.30pm may be auctioned! The Show Committee cannot accept responsibility for loss of, or damage to, any show entries. Page 5

8 SCHEDULE OF CLASSES SECTION A VEGETABLES AND FRUIT Judge: Andrew Jones There is a Shield for the winner of this section A1 3 Shallots A15 4 Pods of Peas A2 3 Onions from seed A16 3 Eating Apples A3 3 Onions from sets A17 3 Cooking Apples A4 3 Coloured Potatoes A18 4 Broad Beans A5 3 White Potatoes A19 3 Plums A6 1 Cabbage (with roots) A20 3 Tomatoes A7 3 Carrots (with tops) A21 6 Cherry Tomatoes A8 3 Round Beetroot A22 Basket of mixed vegetables A9 3 Courgettes A23 3 Radishes A10 4 Runner Beans A24 An exotic fruit or vegetable A11 1 Cucumber (home grown) A12 1 Lettuce (with roots) A25 1 Marrow A13 2 Leeks A26 Longest Runner Bean A14 4 French Beans A27 Longest stick of Rhubarb SECTION B FLOWERS Judge: Liz Bickerton There is a Shield for the winner of this section B1 A Specimen Rose B9 Vase of Perennials (mixed) B2 A vase of mixed Roses B10 Vase of Hydrangeas B3 Vase of 3 Dahlias (same variety) B11 A Potted Geranium B4 Vase of Dahlias (mixed varieties) B12 A Potted Fuchsia B5 Vase of Sweet Peas B13 A Succulent Pot-Plant (same variety and colour) B14 A Flowering Pot Plant B6 Vase of Sweet Peas (Other than Geranium or Fuchsia) (mixed Variety) B15 Vase of Summer Annuals B7 Vase of Phlox (same colour) B16 Hanging Basket B8 Vase of Phlox (mixed colours) B17 A Summer Patio Container display Page 6

9 SECTION C - FLORAL ART Judge: Liz Bickerton There is a Shield for the winner of this section C1 C2 C3 C4 C5 C6 A Basket Arrangement of Pastel Shades A Ruby Anniversary display Arrangement with Garden Grasses Arrangement with Lavenders Golden Glow arrangement with a choice of flowers and foliage to illustrate the title A Nursery Rhyme Exhibit SECTION D COOKERY & PRESERVES Judge: Kate Eccleston There is a Salver for the winner of this section D1 Fruit Pie any fruit D9 Marmalade Cake (Pastry top & bottom) (see special recipe) D2 Coffee Sponge D10 Jar Marmalade D3 Banana Loaf D11 Jar Fruit Jelly D4 4 Doughnuts D12 Jar of any Jam D5 5 Cheese Scones D13 Jar Chutney D6 4 Flapjacks D14 Jar of Pickled Onions D7 4 Eccles Cakes (bought pastry) D15 Homemade Lemonade D8 6 Truffles Page 7

10 SPECIAL RECIPE MARMALADE CAKE Recipe: 175 gms Softened Butter 3 Large Eggs 175 gms Caster Sugar 3 tblspns Chunky Marmalade 175 gms S R Flour ½ tspn Baking Powder 2 tblespns Milk To Finish: 3 tblespns Marmalade 100 gms Icing Sugar 2 tblspns Water 175 gms Softened Butter 3 Large Eggs 175 gms Caster Sugar Method: 1. Grease and line an 8 inch/20 cm round tin. Heat oven to 150C/350F/Gas mark 4 2. Soften butter in mixing bowl and beat until creamy. Gradually beat in the sugar until mixture is lighter and fluffy. Gradually add the eggs beating well after each addition. Add 1 tblspn flour with last bit of egg. Sift remaining flour, salt and baking powder and fold in with a metal spoon. When thoroughly combined add marmalade and milk and stir in. Put into prepared tin and bake for 50 minutes approximately. 3. Turn onto a wire rack. Gently warm 2 nd portion of marmalade and brush over top of warm cake. Leave to cool completely. 4. Sift icing sugar, add warm water and mix to a smooth runny icing. Spoon icing all over cake and let it run down the sides. The chunks of marmalade will stick up through the icing. 5. Eat within 5 days Page 8

11 SECTION E WINES Judge: Jean Blake The Peter Vagg Cup for to the winner of this section E1 Dry White E6 Sweet Rosé E2 Sweet White E7 Cider (home-made) E3 Dry Red E8 Beer (home-made) E4 Sweet Red E9 Home-made Liqueur E5 Dry Rosé E10 Novice (open to entrant who have never won before) SECTION F NEEDLEWORK, ARTS & CRAFTS Judge: Rosie Davies There is a shield for the winner of this section F1 An item or soft toy using any textile technique including Embroidery, cross stitch, weaving, tapestry etc. F2 F3 F4 F5 F6 F7 F8 F9 A hand knitted or crocheted garment. A sewn garment or article (hand or machine) A home made article in wood, metal or pottery A painting or sketch - House and home A painting or sketch In the garden A Photograph Fun in the sun A Photograph Down by the water A Photograph Seasonal colours F10 A Photograph In the countryside F11 A poem Funny F12 Complete the Limerick A farmer whose tractor was red All photos must be taken by the entrant and be no bigger than 5 x 7 Page 9

12 SECTION G - JUNIOR CLASSES Judge: Karin Burne All exhibits in the junior Section will be in the hall A prize of 5 will be awarded to the winner of each age group. The age, on Show day, should be clearly visible on each entry. PRE-SCHOOL TO 5 YEARS G1 3 Decorated biscuit G3 Pasta picture G2 Hand Print Picture 6-9 YEARS G4 3 Decorated fairy cake G6 Handmade greeting card G5 Poem or limerick YEARS G7 3 Homemade chocolate G9 Photograph with caption Brownie G8 An upcycled item Page 10

13 RHYDYCROESAU VILLAGE SHOW SAT NAV REF: SY10 7PS SATURDAY 18th AUGUST 2018 from am RIDDEN and IN HAND SHOWING, EQUITATION, CLEAR ROUND, AND SHOW JUMPING ENTRIES ON THE DAY ROSETTES TO 4 TH PLACE IN ALL CLASSES ALL ENQUIRIES TEL: Nev or Ann Page 11

14 GREEN RING Clear Round 09.30am CLEAR ROUND (Entry Fee 2.00) Available from 09.30, pay at ringside. Jumps can be lowered (or raised!) if required. Rosettes for all clear rounds. No elimination for refusals or missed jumps, although a time limit may have to be set. BLUE RING SHOW JUMPING (Entry Fee 5.OO Per Class) RIDERS ARE RECOMMENDED TO WEAR BODY PROTECTORS WHEN JUMPING. 14.2h & UNDER 10.00am Class 1: LEAD REIN JUMPING Maximum height 1 9 (50cm) Entrants will be eliminated for more than 2 refusals or a fall Class 2: HORSE & HOUND Maximum height 1 9 (50cm) Pony & Rider will complete a course of jumps and then the Rider will complete a shortened course with a dog. 5 seconds will be added/subtracted depending on age and height of rider. Class 2A: MINIMUS SHOW JUMPING Maximum height 1 9 (50cm) Pony 7 Rider combination not to have been placed in Open Competition. Rider aged 10 and under on day of show. Entrants will be eliminated for more than 2 refusals or a fall. This class will be timed Class 3: NOVICE SHOW JUMPING Pony and rider combination not to have been placed in open competition. Maximum height 2 0 (60cm) Entrants will be eliminated for more than 2 refusals or a fall. Class 4: INTERMEDIATE SHOW JUMPING Maximum height 2 6 (75cm) Entrants will be eliminated for more than 2 refusals or a fall. Class 5: OPEN SHOW JUMPING - PERPETUAL TROPHY Maximum height 3 0 (90cm) Entrants will be eliminated for more than 2 refusals or a fall. OVER 14.2H Not Before 1.30pm Class 6: PAIRS RELAY Maximum height 2 3 (70cm) Entrants will be eliminated for more than 2 refusals or a fall. Class 7: NOVICE SHOW JUMPING Horse and rider combination not to have been placed in open competition. Maximum height 2 3 (70cm) Entrants will be eliminated for more than 2 refusals or a fall. Class 8: INTERMEDIATE SHOW JUMPING Maximum height 2 6 (75cm) Entrants will be eliminated for more than 2 refusals or a fall. Page 12

15 Class 9: OPEN SHOW JUMPING PERPETUAL TROPHY Maximum height 3 0 (90cm) Entrants will be eliminated for 3 refusals or a fall. Class 10: CHASE ME CHARLIE Riders will be given rules on the day YELLOW RING BEST TURNED OUT (Entry Fee 5.00) 09.30am Class 11: BEST TURNED OUT ANY HEIGHT To be judged on the presentation of the horse and rider. Perpetual Trophy for overall winner RED RING SHOWING (Entry Fee 5.00 per Class) 10.00a.m. (approx) Class 12: EQUITATION 14.2h and over To be judged on the rider s ability, and horse s conformation., and obedience. You will be asked to show your horse in walk, trot and canter on both reins. A small jump is optional. Class 13: EQUITATION under 14.2h To be judged on the rider s ability and horse s conformation, paces and obedience. You will be asked to show your horse in walk, trot and canter on both reins. HANDLERS MUST WEAR HATS FOR ALL IN HAND CLASSES Class 14: EQUITATION As Class 12 & 13 under 14.2h. LEAD REIN Class 15 : IN HAND SHOWING ANY HEIGHT To be judged on conformation, paces and obedience. Class 16: BEST FAMILY HORSE/PONY ANY HEIGHT Rider any age Class 17: BEST WELSH COB ANY HEIGHT IN HAND To be judged on conformation, temperament and be true to the breed. The horse/pony must not dish and have the correct Cob action. STALLIONS Will be permitted provided the handler is in full control and a White ribbon is in the horse s tail Class 18: BEST RIDDEN HUNTER TYPE ANY HEIGHT The above class will be judged on rider s overall ability. You will be asked to show your horse/pony in walk, trot and canter on both reins. The manners of the horse/pony will be taken into consideration. Page 13

16 Class 19: VETERAN CLASS ANY HEIGHT Horse or Pony to be aged over 16years. Class may be divided depending on entries Class 20: BEST COLOURED HORSE OR PONY ANY HEIGHT IF IN HAND, HANDLERS MUST WEAR HATS To be judged on conformation, paces and obedience. Class 21: MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND ANY HEIGHT RIDDEN OR IN HAND. HANDLERS MUST WEAR HATS To be judged on the Horse s overall ability. You will be asked to show your Horse/Pony in walk and trot on both reins. Class 22: CHAMPIONSHIP CLASS PERPETUAL TROPHY FIRST PRIZE WINNERS FROM CLASSES WILL BE ELIGIBLE TO ENTER THE CLASS PLEASE REPORT TO STEWARD BEFORE ENTERING THE RING Details correct at time of going to print THE RULES OF THE SHOW WILL BE GIVEN TO RIDERS WHEN ENTRIES ARE HANDED IN. Page 14

17 ENTRY FORM NAME: TEL: AGE: SECTION A VEGETABLES AND FRUIT A1 A2 A3 A4 A5 A6 A7 A8 A9 A10 A11 A12 A13 A14 A15 A16 A17 A18 A19 A20 A21 A22 A23 A24 A25 A26 A27 SECTION B FLOWERS B1 B2 B3 B4 B5 B6 B7 B8 B9 B10 B11 VB12 B13 B14 B15 B16 B17 SECTION C FLORAL ART C1 C2 C3 C4 C5 C6 SECTION D COOKERY AND PRESERVES D1 D2 D3 D4 D5 D6 D7 D8 D9 D10 D11 D12 D13 D14 D15 SECTION E - WINES E1 E2 E3 E4 E5 E6 E7 E8 E9 E10 SECTION F NEEDLEWORK, ARTS AND CRAFTS F1 F2 F3 F4 F5 F6 F7 F8 F9 F10 F11 F12 SECTION G JUNIOR CLASSES G1 G2 G3 G4 G5 G6 G7 G8 G9 FARMER S SECTION FS1 FS2 FS3 FS4 FS5 FS6 FS7 Page 15

18 ENTRY SLIP Please fill in one slip for each exhibitor and hand it in, with your entry fee, before placing your exhibits. This will speed up the registration of entries and reduce the chances of error. If you need more than one entry slip for a family; copies are acceptable; or extra ones can be obtained from the Entries Secretary on Show Day. Page 16

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32 THANKS to:- Edgar and family for use of the field Judges and Stewards Advertisers, who sponsor the schedules All who give time to the Show CAR AND LORRY PARKING Postcode SY10 7PS Parking on the field is free Along the bottom hedge is reserved for horse boxes and Lorries ENQUIRIES General: Horse Show: Nev Ann