SHOW CUMBERLAND SCHEDULE AGRICULTURAL & HOME INDUSTRIES H 180 YEARS OF CELEBRATING FARMING, FOOD AND COUNTRYSIDE H THE.

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1 H 180 YEARS OF CELEBRATING FARMING, FOOD AND COUNTRYSIDE H SATURDAY THE 16TH JUNE 2018 CUMBERLAND SHOW 180 YEARS Saturday 16th June THE DAY OUT FOR 2018! EAST PARK, BRISCO, CARLISLE CA4 0RB AGRICULTURAL & HOME INDUSTRIES SCHEDULE

2 Cumberland Show brought to you in association with RICKERBY LTD

3 Cumberland Show Saturday 16th June 2018 East Park, Brisco, Carlisle, CA4 0RB President Chairman Vice Chairman Treasurer Show Secretary Operations & Development Secretary Horse Secretary Home Industries Chairman Home Industries Secretary Trophy Secretary Mr Graham Jenkins Mr John Wharton Mr Michael Nicholson Mr Brian Davidson Miss Jill Dunglinson Mrs Gillian Potts Mrs Margaret Ogden Mrs Kate Rayson Miss Megan Davy Mrs Pat Faulder ENTRIES Close 18th May 2018 All Entries to the relevant Secretary to the following address (except poultry) Cumberland Agricultural Society Dalmar House, Barras Lane Estate, Dalston, Carlisle, CA5 7NY Heavy Horses & Light Horses (page 10) Horse Secretary: Margaret Ogden T: E: Livestock (page 45) & Vintage Vehicles (page 68) Show Secretary: Jill Dunglinson T: E: Home Industries (page 70) & School Competition (page 83) Home Industries Secretary: Megan Davy T: E: Other Sections Cumberland & Westmorland Wrestling Page 69 Crop Competition Page 69 Poultry Schedule & Entry Form: Terrier Racing Entries taken on Show Day in the Countryside Area 1

4 Provisional Timetable Horse Judging - see Horse Timetable on page Ridden Hunters (Main Ring) Cattle Judging (Cattle Rings) Vintage Vehicle Judging (Vintage Section) Sheep Judging (Sheep Section) Poultry Judging (Poultry Marquee) Heavy Horse Judging (Main Ring) Concours de Elegance (Main Ring) Wrestling (Wrestling Ring) kindly sponsored by G D & M Dunglinson and Dodd & Co Pony Club Games (Main Ring) kindly sponsored by David Allen Accountants Carriage Driving Arena Challenge (Main Ring) Parade of Champions (Main Ring) kindly sponsored by Harrison & Hetherington Horse Supreme Judging Champion of Champions & Presentation of Trophies (Main Ring) kindly sponsored by Armstrong Watson Vintage Vehicle Display (Main Ring) Pony Club Games (Main Ring) kindly sponsored by David Allen Accountants Carriage Driving Arena Challenge (Main Ring) Terrier Racing Harness Racing (Horse Section) Plus Demonstrations throughout the Day in the Countryside Ring kindly sponsored by Carlisle City Council 2

5 Sponsors 2018 The Society gratefully acknowledges support of the following Sponsors for 2018 Alan Tuer Ltd Armstrong Watson Barclays Bank plc Barrett & Co. Biffa Border Charolais Club Border Motor Group Border Storage Border & Lakeland Holstein Club British Limousin Cattle Society Burnetts Capontree Ltd Carlisle City Council Carrock Meats of Dalston Carrs Billington Agriculture Cartmell Shepherd Cottages.com CN Group David Allen Accountants Dodd & Co. Egger Forestry Ltd Forestry Commission G D & M Dunglinson Greenlands Equestrian Centre 3 Harrison & Hetherington Ltd John Watts & Son Johnson s Toffees Johnston Tractors Ltd Keenan Altech Kitchy & Co. Komatsu Forest Ltd K & J Catering Laversdale Timber Co. Ltd Lloyd Group M Feed Ltd NCPA Cumbria Branch NFU Mutual, Carlisle Norbrook Pioneer Foods R & J Mulholland & Son Rickerby Ltd Saint & Co. Solway & Tyne Texel Breeders Club Stan Palmer The Crown Hotel, Wetheral Walby Farm Park WM Plant Yorkshire Dales Ice-Cream If you are interested in becoming a supporter of the Cumberland Show through sponsorship, please contact the Show Secretary. Outdoor Trade Stands, Country Living Arcade, Craft Marquee & Food Hall Applications and Programme & Banner Advertising Closing Date: 27th April 2018 For more Information contact the Show Secretary secretary@cumberlandshow.co.uk or

6 CUMBERLAND SHOW AGRICULTURAL SECTION CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS Diamond Jubilee Cup Prize 100 Overall Champion in the Horse, Cattle, Sheep Exhibits. Sponsored by Armstrong Watson ELIGIBLE ENTRANTS ARE THE CHAMPION ANIMALS IN: Heavy Horse Light Horse In Hand Light Horse Ridden Dairy Beef Sheep The Overall Champion will receive a Rosette and Sash. Judge: Mr A Slack, Appleby Show Tickets On sale from April Advance Adult Ticket: 11 available until Wednesday 13th June 2018 see for outlets. Gate Price: 14 FREE Child Entry (up to 16 years old when accompanied by an adult) 4

7 CUMBERLAND SHOW AGRICULTURAL SECTION RULES & REGULATIONS MEMBERSHIP 1. Membership shall be open to applicants on the following terms; Minimum Annual Subscription 24, Annual Subscriptions hall be payable on the 1st day of April, yearly Members and others may become Life Members of the Association. No Member is entitled to vote at a General or Special Meeting of the Association unless he or she has been a Member for fourteen days prior to such General or Special Meeting. POWERS OF THE COUNCIL 2. The Council shall have the power of settling the Prizes to be given at the annual or other Exhibition, fixing the place of such Exhibitions, filling up vacancies in the Council of Officers of the Society, defining their Duties, appointing Stewards of Departments, making or altering Bye-laws and settling all other matters in connection with the management of the Society. JUDGES 3. The Council shall appoint a sufficient number of duly qualified non-exhibitors to act as judges of Stock, implements, etc., whose reasonable expenses shall be paid by the Society. STOCK 4. All animals exhibited must be bona-fide property of the Exhibitor, and must have been the property of the exhibitor, and in the exhibitor s possession on 14th May 2018 except when otherwise specified. PROTESTS 5. All protests must be made in writing accompanied by a deposit of fifty pounds and handed to the Secretary not later than seven days after the Show except in the case provided for in the Premium list. When an animal is protested against or when the Council shall require him to do so the Owner shall prove correctness of the entry, or forfeit the prize awarded to him. In the event of the protest being unsustained and considered frivolous the above deposit shall be forfeited to the funds of the Society. ACCEPTED PROCEEDINGS IN THE CASE OF PROTEST 6. In all cases of protest, the parties shall be summoned to attend together at a meeting of the Council, called to adjudicate upon the matter, and unless the party protested against can clearly show that the award has been made in accordance with the Rules and Bye-laws of the Society, the decision of the judges will be confirmed. Should either party refuse or neglect to attend such Meeting when summoned, without explanation the dispute may be decided in his or her absence. DECISION OF THE COUNCIL 7. The decision of the Council upon the foregoing and all other mistakes or disputes shall be final. VIOLATION OF RULE 8. If it is proved to the satisfaction of the Council that any Exhibitor has attempted to impose upon the Society by means of a false certificate or any other misrepresentation, or has wilfully or knowingly violated any of the Rules of the Society, he shall forfeit the prize or prizes to which he may be entitled and shall be prohibited from exhibiting in future at the discretion of the Council; and if a Member, may be expelled from the Society. ENTRIES SECTION 9. All entries of Stock and Implements, shall be made on the printed forms to be obtained from the Secretary, and must be sent with all charges on or before the prescribed date. Entries will not be registered until fees are paid. A competitor may show more than one lot in any class. Any Exhibitor gaining a prize contrary to Special Rules and Bye-laws of the Society, or not complying with the requirements as stated in the premium list shall forfeit the prize. LATE ENTRIES WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED 5

8 DESCRIPTION OF EVENTS 10. All entries of Stock must properly specify the full description of each animal by registration number, age, name and pedigree where requested. 11. The charges of exhibits shall be as stated in the Premium List. 12. Exhibitor and animal details will be included in the Show catalogue as entered. EXHIBITORS TICKETS, ETC 13. Exhibitors will be sent wristband passes according to animals entered. Horse Number Cards will be sent to exhibitors and such cards must be worn by rider/handler. Cattle and sheep numbers will be obtained from stewards. Corresponding numbers will be placed on stands which they are to occupy. TIME 14. All animals to be in their respective stalls by the time stated on the Premium List on the morning of the Show, and must remain until after the Parade. No animal or article shall be moved from the place assigned to it during the Show, under a Penalty of 20 for breach of this Bye-law, without the sanction of the Chairman of the Show Ground Committee or the Secretary except horses to be shown mounted, for which the exercise ring will be provided, All implements must be on the Show Ground not later than 8.00 am on the morning of the Show. STOCK 15. Stock exhibited must not be distinguished, either in the Show Yard or Ring by the name of the breeder or owner, or any prize card (until after the prizes are awarded) except by the Head Ticket or number given in the Catalogue. All bulls above one year old must be secured and led by a ring with a chain or rope attached, or they will not be admitted to the Yard, and Exhibitors are recommended to lead their foals in the Ring when shown with dam. No animal may come before the same judge twice except when shown for a Group, Special, Championship Prize or in the Horse section. Only First and Second Prize winners are eligible for Championship Prizes. STEWARDS 16. The Stewards of Departments are authorised to enforce all the regulations and conditions of the Prize Sheet as soon as the Judges in each case have their award, the Prize Exhibits shall be distinguished as the winners by the different coloured rosettes. The Stewards shall report to the Secretary the names of all persons who shall have failed to exhibit any of their stock entered for the Show, or having infringed or failed to comply with any of the regulations or conditions, or have been guilty of any malpractice in regard to the Show, and shall have power to disqualify any animal which does not comply with the conditions of entry. 17. No steward shall officiate in a ring in which he is an exhibitor without the special consent of the Livestock Committee. INSTRUCTION TO JUDGES 18. All Exhibitors and persons admitted into the Show yard shall be subject to the rules, orders and regulations of the Council. Servants in charge of Stock will be under the orders of the Stewards, and all persons in charge of animals must be in attendance at least one hour before the time appointed for exhibiting the animals in the Show ring and on parade. Owners of animals exhibited will be held responsible for the behaviour of their servants and for the consequences of any misconduct of such. PARADE 19. A general parade of such animals and exhibits as decided by the Show Yard Officials shall be held during the afternoon of the Show. The Exhibitor of any animal or Exhibit absent from the Parade without permission will be fined 20 and in the case of a prize animal the premium awarded shall be forfeited to the Society. LIABILITY 20. The Society will not be responsible for the loss or damage which any person, animal, dairy produce, implements, or other articles may sustain at the Show or in transit, nor for any charge for freight, carriage or delivery. Responsibility for insurance of animals and associated public liability lie with the owner and exhibitor. 6

9 GENERAL DATA PROTECTION REGULATION (GDPR) 21. By signing the entry form, exhibitors accept that we will share their data, if necessary, with the bodies and breed societies listed below. Data will be published in our Show Programme, and be on the Society s website, Facebook & Twitter pages and given to the local press with regards to the Show s results. Exhibitors do have the right to withdraw consent of this at any time by contacting the Show Secretary, secretary@cumberlandshow.co.uk or Horse Breed Societies British Connemara Pony Society Dales Pony Society Exmoor Pony Society Fell Pony Society Highland Pony Society New Forest Pony & Cattle Society Scottish & Northern Welsh Pony & Cob Association Sport Horse Breeding (GB) British Show Pony Society Retraining of Racehorses Arab Horse Society British Appaloosa Society British Spotted Pony Society Cattle Breed Societies Holstein UK Ayrshire Cattle Society Jersey Cattle Society of the United Kingdom The British Charolais Cattle Society British Simmental Cattle Society Sheep Breed Societies Suffolk Sheep Society Texel Sheep Society British Charollais Sheep Society The British Berrichon Sheep Society Beltex Sheep Society Zwartbles Sheep Association Shetland Pony Stud Book Society National Pony Society Donkey Breed Society Coloured Horse & Pony Society (UK) Traditional Gypsy Cob Association Senior Showing & Dressage Limited Northern Counties Pony Association Ingliston Elite Showing The Showing Register Clydesdale Horse Society Dartmoor Pony Society Side Saddle Association British Limousin Cattle Society The British Blonde Society British Blue Cattle Society The Belted Galloway Cattle Society The Dexter Cattle Society The Jacob Sheep Society Ryeland Flock Book Society The Shetland Sheep Society Kerry Hill Flock Book Society Herdwick Sheep Breeders Association 7

10 SAFETY AT THE CUMBERLAND SHOW IMPORTANT NOTICE FOR ALL LIVESTOCK EXHIBITORS The Society intends to provide a safe and healthy Show for all concerned and requires that Livestock Exhibitors fully comply with their responsibilities. Compliance with the Rules of the Society, H.S.E. Guidelines, Codes of Practice and Guidance Notes is a requirement. In Addition: 1. Exhibitors must use the segregated areas for livestock movement, loading and unloading where provided and when requested to do so. Exercising must not take place within any public areas. 2. Compliance with HSE Guidance Note AIS35 Safe Handling of Bulls is required. 3. Children must not be allowed to have control of large or fractious animals and all animals must be kept under the control of a capable and experienced person or persons. 4. Anyone riding a horse, pony or donkey must wear a skull cap or hat and safety harness according to the current BSI or European standards at all times. 5. All portable generators, power equipment and cables must be protected by a) self-earthing devices or a minimum 2 metre earthing rod and b) Residual Current Devices (RDC) set at no more than 30 MA sensitivity. All cables and sockets must be adequately glanded for use. 6. The Society reserves the right to insist on immediate removal from the Show Field of any animal threatening the safety of any person or property. MAJOR EMERGENCY In the unlikely event of a major incident, return to your animals and listen carefully to any announcements being made. 8

11 Cumberland Agricultural Society Membership Application Form I/We wish to become Members of the Society Please indicate the number and type of Membership required ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP LIFE MEMBERSHIP per person per person Please print the following details NAME ADDRESS Postcode MEMBERSHIP FEE ENCLOSED FOR THE SUM OF Signed Date Cheques payable to Cumberland Agricultural Society BACS: Sort Code: Acct No Send to: Show Secretary Cumberland Agricultural Society Dalmar House, Barras Lane Estate, Dalston, Carlisle, Cumbria, CA5 7NY 9

12 PROVISIONAL LIGHT HORSE TIMETABLE The committee reserve the right to amend this timetable if necessary. Please check the show website prior to the show for the confirmed timetable. IT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE COMPETITOR TO CHECK THE WEBSITE. Timetable will be available at the latest by 14th June 2018 On show day any amendments will be made over the loudspeaker system. It is the competitors responsibility to ensure they are available for their classes. Rings will not be held for competitors in another ring. Main Show Ring 9.00am RI Workers 23(conf.) Ridden Hunter 16 to 22 Championship 12.15pm Concours de Elegance 104 Horse Section RING TBC 8.00am Veterans Championship RING TBC 8.30am Racehorses 48 (Conf.) Racehorses Championship RING TBC 8.30am Coloureds Championship TGCA Championship RING TBC 8.00am Breeding In Hand Championship Cobs/Riding/Sport Horse Championship RING TBC 8.30 am Shetlands Championships Donkeys Championship RING TBC 8.00am M&M IH Championship Fells Championship Silver Medal IH M&M Ridden Silver Medal Ridden Championship Overall M & M RING TBC 8.30am LR & FR SP Championship SP & SHP Championship Arabs Championship Palominos/Appaloosas/Foreign Breeds Championship WORKERS RING TBC 8.00am RI Workers 23 ROR Challenge 48 MH Nov M & M 39 MH Open M & M 40 Open Nursery 41 MH Nov WHP 42 Open WHP 43 Championship Unaffiliated Workers Championship 10

13 CUMBERLAND SHOW 2018 HORSE SECTION INTRODUCTION AND GUIDELINES FOR COMPETITORS Entry 2018 Wristband passes. Two wristbands will be allocated to the first horse, one for each subsequent horse up to a maximum of four wristbands. Wristbands must be worn on entry to the Showground. Anybody without a wristband will be charged for entry. Parking All Heavy, Light Horses and working hunter competitors must park as directed by official parking attendants. To aid traffic flow, competitors will be issued with a parking pass which must be displayed in the windscreen of your vehicle upon entry to the Showground. To gain access to the show rings all competitors must use the horse walk ways provided. Start Times Please note that there may be some traffic congestion leading up to and on the show field, therefore please allow plenty of time to arrive and prepare for your class. Under no circumstances will judging be delayed due to either the late arrival of competitors or to accommodate a competitor in another ring. Exhibits will not be allowed into the show ring once the command for trot has been given (ridden classes) or judging has commenced (In hand classes). Competitor Numbers Will be issued in advance of the show. Please ensure you are wearing the correct number for each of your classes as detailed in the catalogue. Failure to do so could jeopardise your qualification. Insufficient entries The committee reserve the right to amalgamate or split classes if necessary. Royal International Horse Show The Ridden Hunter and Working Hunter sections offer qualifying classes to RIHS A levy of 9 per class is included in the entry fee, which the Cumberland Show pays directly to the RIHS. The Cumberland Agricultural Society or any of its servants cannot be held responsible for any missing or incorrect registration details supplied. Olympia Horse Show - The Veteran horse/pony sections offer qualifying classes to The Olympia Horse show A levy of 10 per class is included in the entry fee, which the Cumberland Show pays directly to Senior Showing and Dressage Limited. Supreme Light Horse Championship - To be pre-judged at 2.00pm in the horse section, prizes will be awarded in the main show ring at 2.30pm. The Champion from each Light Horse section and will take part, provided that their section has finished in time, Exhibitors will be advised on the day where to gather and stewards will be available to escort them. A Supreme In-Hand and a Supreme Ridden Champion will be chosen. These will go forward to be judged in the Champion of Champions. Champion of Champions - The Champion Heavy Horse, Supreme In-Hand Light Horse Champion and Supreme Light Horse Ridden Champion will be eligible to compete in the Cumberland Agricultural Society Champion of Champions competition in the Main Show Ring at 2:45pm. 11

14 The Cumberland Show is currently affiliated to the following societies which may affect more than one section and competitors entering this show whether they be members or not of the society agree to abide by the rules of those societies: ALL EQUINE EXHIBITORS PLEASE NOTE NO EARRINGS, PIERCINGS OR VISIBLE JEWELLERY WILL BE ALLOWED BRITISH SHOW PONY SOCIETY (BSPS) Entries in these classes are open to all. Show Affiliation No. BSPS 59/18 The following class no s are affiliated to the BSPS 28 & 29 (LR & FR) 31 & 32 (LR HT & FR SHT) (SP & SHP), 39 & 40 (Heritage WHP), (WHP) (Heritage ridden). This show is affiliated to the British Show Pony Society (BSPS) and all persons entering, competing, showing or otherwise taking part in BSPS classes, whether or not members of the BSPS are subject to the rules of the BSPS including the disciplinary procedures, and shall be deemed to have consented to the jurisdiction of the BSPS. This show is a qualifier for the 2018 BSPS Championships to be held at Arena UK 22nd to 25th August The following will qualify 1st and 2nd prize winners 28, 29, 31, 34, 37, 38 & 43. BSPS Security Challenge This Show is a qualifier for the B.S.P.S. CHALLENGE The highest place pony in the Open Lead Rein, First Ridden, Show Pony, SHP, WHP, Cradle Stakes, Nursery Stakes, Int SRT, SH, WH and Heritage M&M Lead Rein, First Ridden, Ridden & WHP. Animals must qualify for the Challenge by attending any B.S.P.S. affiliated Show and competing in the appropriate class. Ponies must not have qualified for the 2018 Horse of The Year Show in the appropriate class. BSPS Champion of Champions This show is a qualifier for the BSPS Champion of Champions, the Champion Mini Show Pony, the Champion Mini WHP, Champion Open WHP/WH, Champion Open SHP, Champion Intermediate, will qualify. In Mixed Height classes the first prize winner will qualify. BSPS Best Rider The best rider in each of the following classes affiliated to the BSPS will be awarded a qualifying card for the final at the 2018 Summer Championship Show:- Open Lead Rein, Open First Ridden, Open Show Ponies, Open Lead Rein Hunter Type, Open Show Hunter Ponies, Open Intermediate SRT, SH and WH Classes. BSPS Heritage WOW FACTOR Open to Ponies that have been placed First in Heritage affiliated Open/Restricted classes qualify for the Winner of Winners at the BSPS Summer Championship show. In Mixed height classes the first prize winner will qualify. CHAPS UK This show is affiliated to The Coloured Horse & Pony Society (UK). Affiliation No Both owner and the rider/exhibitor need not be a member of CHAPS (UK) nor must the horse or pony be registered with CHAPS (UK) to compete. However in order to Qualify both Owner and Rider/Exhibitor need to be a current showing member and present their valid Qualifier card IN THE RING for signing by the judge. Members to apply in writing to CHAPS (UK) for appropriate qualifier card. The CHAPS (UK) Championship Show will be held on 30th August- 1st September Shows held on or after the Postal Entry closing date of Championship Show will count as 2019 qualifiers. The following classes are CHAPS (UK) Qualifiers (Classes 94-99). (CHAPS registered animals in classes 28 & 29, Side saddle class 20, Sport Horse class 27 and in the Veteran section classes may also qualify. For full rulings and information on competition/qualification, please refer to the CHAPS (UK) Members Handbook; or visit for rulings. Only Skewbalds/Piebalds may compete these classes. 12

15 All stallions, 4 years old and over entering these classes must be graded with CHAPS (UK). All stallions must wear Stallion ID Discs in the ring without exception TGCA Affiliation No TGCA/06/18/011. Classes are qualifiers for the Best of Breed Finals at the Traditional Gypsy Cob Association s (TGCA) National Breed Show TOYS. Stallions (four years and over) in order to enter any affiliated class MUST have their TGCA disc displayed on their bridle and be bitted as per the TGCA rulebook. Existing TGCA members must present their qualification card to the judge in the ring for signature. Non -members will receive a qualification card from the judge and will have 21 days to join TGCA and to register their horse to validate the qualification. Please refer to for further details including membership, horse registration and showing rules (contained within the members handbook). NCPA 254/18 This show is a qualifier for the NCPA Pony of the year show in September First & second prize winners in appropriate classes will qualify. The Supreme and Reserve In Hand & Ridden Champions will qualify for the NCPA GOLDEN SUPREMES held in September TSR Showing Finals This show is a qualifier for the 2018 TSR Showing Finals. Qualify and enter ANY of the Finals Central, East Anglia, North West, North East, South East, South, Wales & South West or Scottish. You do not have to be a TSR member to qualify or enter a final. The Rider/Handler qualifies and can enter any horse/pony in any number of finals. TSR Riders Finals 1st & 2nd riders qualify and will receive a qualification card in the ring. TSR Rider Finals 1st & 2nd riders qualify and will receive a qualification card in the ring. TSR In Hand Finals - The two highest placed handlers with a TSR in hand card will qualify in any In hand class. Handlers must have their cards signed in the ring by the judge/steward, cards are available free from the TSR website co.uk NPS Classes This show is affiliated to the NPS entrants do not need to be members of the NPS to compete. The following classes are affiliated to NPS 64 to 73 (Shetland Ponies), Fell Ponies, (IH and Ridden M & M s). NPS Qualifying Rounds: These classes are judged under the Rules of the NPS. Ponies must be registered in the main body of their respective Mountain & Moorland Stud Books. Part-breds are not eligible for Mountain & Moorland Classes. Qualifying rounds for most NPS competitions are open to ponies owned by NPS members and non-members, but only ponies owned by adult Qualifying or Life NPS members are eligible to qualify for the final of the competition. The highest placed pony, in each class will qualify for the final. Qualification may pass down to third place if the first and second ponies are already qualified. NPS/Rosettes Direct Home Produced Ridden Championship - Riders of Home Produced ponies (see definition in the NPS Rules Book) can wear a white arm band in classes where this is indicated. These ponies are then eligible to qualify for the final at the NPS Summer Championship Show. NPS Area 25 - Young Riders Championship NPS Area 4 - This show is a qualifier for the NPS Area 4 Northern Breeders In hand Supreme Championship, Sponsored by SUPREME PRODUCTS. The Champion and Reserve from the Mountain and Moorland In hand will qualify for the final to be held on Monday 27th August 2018 at the NPS Area 4 Summer Show. Qualifiers do not have to be Members of the NPS. RACEHORSE TO RIDING HORSE REQUIREMENTS The RoR Tattersalls Scottish Thoroughbred Show Series 2018 The RoR Tattersalls Scottish Show Series Qualifier Thoroughbred mare or gelding, 4years old or over, any height. Riders must be 15 years or over. Horses should be 13

16 ridden in a snaffle, pelham or simple double bridle. Horses should be plaited. The first three go forward to the championship at the Royal Highland Show All entries MUST be registered with the RoR and have RACED in GB. There will be a prize for the highest placed veteran 15years or over. The class will be run under the rules of RoR. Horses to be ridden by the judge. All those entering horses and/or participating in the show agree to be bound by the Retraining of Racehorses Rules and Regulations from time to time in force. Competitors must wear a safety/kite mark hard hat with a chinstrap. Racing injuries and blemishes will NOT be ignored in this series THE ROR/TBA (THOROUGHBRED BREEDERS ASSOCIATION) RETRAINED RACEHORSE CHALLENGE The Retrained Racehorse Challenge Mare or gelding 4yrs old or over and of any height. Riders must be 15 years old or over on the 1st January. Horses to be ridden in any suitable bridle and should be plaited. All entries must be registered with ROR and HAVE raced in the GB. The first three go forward to the championship at the ROR National Show at Aintree in August Horses will NOT be ridden by the judge. Competitors must wear a safety/kite mark hard hat with a chinstrap. All those entering horses and/or participating in the show agree to be bound by the Retraining of Racehorses Rules and Regulations from time to time in force Racing injuries and blemishes ARE IGNORED in this series. The class to be judged 50% jumping 20% Style while jumping and performance. 30% awarded for individual show, manners and suitability to be retrained. The following points to be PHASE 1 - Jumping to be judged: 8 rustic jumps (2 6 to 3 foot with a maximum spread of 85 cm). deducted at the end of each jumping round: 10 points to be deducted for a knock down. 15 points to be deducted for a refusal. 20 points for second refusal. Elimination for third refusal or fall. PHASE 2 Class returns without boots and judged for an individual show/conformation. (In some classes, at the judge s discretion, horses might be asked to do a show following their jumping without leaving the ring. This is often the case with a large number in the class) Each horse to complete an individual show of no longer than 1 ½ minutes. Show to include the following movements: Walk, Trot, canter showing change of leg, extended canter (gallop) halt and stand, walk off on long rein. Total marks out of 30% for Show, manners and suitability to be retrained. Fences for the final at the Aintree can be up to a maximum of 3 6 For further details visit the ROR website Amateur Definition An amateur is a person who for the purpose of ROR classes does not/has not during the current season or previous season: Engage(d) in breeding, livery, buying or selling, dealing or hiring horses (for the show ring) in a commercial capacity. Horses must not have been stabled at or reside in a Professional Producer s/trainer s yard (in the current season or previous season). Riders must not have ridden any animals produced by a Professional/Trainer in the current or previous season. Horses and riders must not have received any help from a Professional Producer/Trainer at a SHOW in the current or previous season. Horses must not have been ridden at a show by a rider who has ridden for a Professional/Producer Trainer in the current or previous season. Any breaches of this ruling will be taken seriously and will result in disqualification from future classes. Ingliston Elite Showing Championship Series This Show is a qualifier and every horse placed 1st to 3rd in classes ridden hunters, 24 ridden cob and riding horse will qualify to compete in the appropriate class at the Finals held be held within Ingliston Grand Slam, at Ingliston Country Club, Bishopton, Renfrewshire. Saturday 22nd September Qualification will be from placings, no qualification cards will be awarded in the ring, and no qualification can go down the line. All qualified horses will be listed on the Ingliston Elite Show s page on our website. 14

17 CUMBERLAND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY VAT REG No LIGHT HORSES & HEAVY HORSES - ENTRY FORM ENTRY FEE: 12 per class unless stated Payable to Cumberland Agricultural Society Please include all Registration Numbers By signing this form, I/we agree to abide by the rules of the Cumberland Agricultural Socie and accept the sharing of my/our data, if necessary, with the bodies listed in Rule 21. Signed... Class No. Horses Name DOB Reg No / / / / / / / / I wish to become a member of the Society Annual each Cheques payable to Cumberland Agricultural Society. Entries close 18th May All details of animals must be supplied and must be correct Entries will NOT be accepted if all details are not supplied 15

18 Name: Address: ty, Tel: Sire Dam Rider/Handler Breed Height (in cm) Continued overleaf for more entries Total Entry Fees Extra 11 TOTAL Please Note Horse Exhibitors will be allocated wristbands for entry to the show. Two wristbands for first horse, and one for each subsequent horse, to a maximum of 4 wrist bands in total for horse section. These must be worn on arrival at showground. Anyone not wearing a wristband will be charged for entry. There will be no exceptions to this rule. Would like to receive Schedule by in future 16

19 HORSE - Entry Form Class No. Horses Name DOB Reg No / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / 17

20 Continued from overleaf Sire Dam Rider/Handler Breed Height (in cm) 18

21 HEAVY HORSES Classes held subject to DEFRA rules and regulations. Entries to Equine Secretary Cumberland Agricultural Society, Dalmar House, Barras Lane, Dalston, Carlisle CA5 7NY. No later than 18th May Late entries will not be accepted. Confirmation of entries and passes will be forwarded to exhibitors no later than 11th June 2018 Two wristband passes for first horse, one for each subsequent horse up to a maximum of 4 wristbands in total. These must be worn. All riders to wear protective head gear to the current BSI standards. The organisers of this Show have taken reasonable precautions to ensure the health and safety of everyone present. For these measures to be effective everyone in attendance must take all reasonable precautions to avoid and prevent accidents occurring, and must obey the instructions of the organisers and all the officials and stewards. HORSE SECRETARY - Mrs Margaret Ogden To be judged in the Main Ring at 12.00pm Entry fees must exceed 12 to qualify for admission pass Entry Fee: 6.00 inc. VAT (except where entry fee shown per class) Prize Money: 1st nd rd (unless otherwise stated) Judge: Mr R Hamilton, Dillars, Lesmahagow ML11 9PG Class 1 Class 2 Class 3 Class 4 Class 5 Class 6 Class 7 Class 8 CLYDESDALE BROOD MARE WITH FOAL AT FOOT 3 years old and over Kindly sponsored by Saint & Co CLYDESDALE COLT OR FILLY FOAL Entry Fee: Free. Progeny of the mare in the previous class, to be at least 3 weeks old on the day of the show. Foals will not be awarded prize money, only rosettes to 6th place CLYDESDALE YELD MARE OR GELDING 3 years old and over CLYDESDALE TWO YEAR OLD COLT, GELDING OR FILLY CLYDESDALE YEARLING COLT, GELDING OR FILLY CLYDESDALE YOUNG HANDLERS An engraved medal presented by The Clydesdale Horse Society to the best young handler aged 12 to 16 on the day of the show who has not already qualified in 2017 and up to 30 April The capabilities of the handler are to be assessed, not the animal being led. The qualifier will be eligible to compete in the final at the Royal Highland Show 2019 Clydesdale Horse Society - Prizes 1st 15, 2nd 10, 3rd 5 HEAVY HORSE - NOT CLYDESDALE - MARE OR GELDING 3 years old and over HEAVY HORSE - NOT CLYDESDALE - FOAL COLT OR FILLY Entry Fee: Free. Progeny of the mare in the previous class, to be at least 3 weeks old on the day of the show. Foals will not be awarded prize money, only rosettes to 6th place. 19

22 Class 9 Class 10 HEAVY HORSE - NOT CLYDESDALE - YEARLING OR TWO YEAR OLD COLT, GELDING OR FILLY RIDDEN HEAVY HORSE ANY BREED, MARE OR GELDING 4 years old and over All Clydesdales which are shod must be within the guidelines of the Clydesdale Horse Society. The Cumberland Agricultural Society Heavy Horse Championship will be judged at the end of the section. A Champion and Reserve will be judged from the 1st and 2nd prize winners in each class. The section Champion must go forward to the Champions parade at 2.30pm and to be judged in the Champion of Champions. CHALLENGE CUP presented in memory of the late Mr J Armstrong is awarded to the best animal in the Clydesdale Horse classes, age to be considered. THE TARRABY CUP presented by the late Mr J A Armstrong (formerly by Blamire Memorial Committee) is awarded to the best female in the Clydesdale Horse Section. THE GEORGE HODGSON MEMORIAL CUP presented by Mrs Milne is awarded to the best male in the Clydesdale classes. CLYDESDALE HORSE SOCIETY SHIELD presented The Clydesdale Horse Society is awarded A Shield will be awarded to the best yearling or two year old colt or filly, registered or eligible for registration with the Society, not having won a shield before in it s life time. The exhibitor must be a current member of the Society. THE HAROLD RUSSELL SILVER CHALLENGE CUP presented by the Exors. of the late Mr H N Russell is awarded to the best Clydesdale yearling or 2 year old bred by the exhibitor. THE CUMBERLAND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY CUP presented Cumberland Agricultural Society is awarded to the best Clydesdale foal. THE J S HARRINGTON PERPETUAL TROPHY presented in memory of the late Jack Harrington is awarded to the best Clydesdale animal bred by the exhibitor. THE J & D CURR MEMORIAL CUP presented Curr Family is awarded to the best Clydesdale animal of opposite sex to the Champion. BEST RIDDEN ROSETTE presented The Clydesdale Horse Society is awarded to the best ridden Clydesdale in class

23 LIGHT HORSES Classes subject to DEFRA rules and regulations. Entries to Equine Secretary Cumberland Agricultural Society, Dalmar House, Barras Lane Estate, Dalston, Carlisle. CA5 7NY Closing date 18th May Late entries will not be accepted. Confirmation of entries and passes will be forwarded to exhibitors no later than 11th June 2018 Two wristband passes for first horse, one for each subsequent horse. Up to a maximum of 4 wristbands in total. These must be worn! All riders to wear protective head gear to current BSI standards The organisers of this show have taken reasonable precautions to ensure the health and safety of everyone present. For these measures to be effective everyone in attendance must take all reasonable precautions to avoid and prevent accidents occurring, and must obey the instructions of the organisers and all the officials and stewards. HORSE SECRETARY - Mrs Margaret Ogden David Allen Trophy for the Champion Horse in the following sections on an annual basis Cob/Riding/Sport Horse Lead Rein & First Ridden Pony Ridden Show pony & Show Hunter Type Open Working Hunter. Supreme In Hand & Ridden Judge: Mrs P Hodge, Albie Stud Farm, Waterbeck, Lockerbie DG11 3EY To be pre-judged in the Horse section at 2.00pm, prizes presented in the Main Show Ring at 2.30pm Kindly sponsored by NCPA Cumbria Branch Champion and Reserve In Hand and Ridden will receive Golden Tickets to the NCPA Pony of the Year show in September 2018 LIGHT HORSES & PONIES BREEDING IN HAND Judging commences at 8am please refer to timetable Ring kindly sponsored by Greenlands Equestrian Centre Classes open to all heights Hunters, Sport horses/ponies, Riding horses/ponies if sufficient entries classes will be split. Entry Fee: inc. VAT (except where entry fee shown per class) Prize Money: 1st nd rd th 4.00 (unless otherwise stated) Judge: Mrs J Jefferson, Ash Lea Cottage, Green Lane, Darley, Harrogate HG3 2QG Class 11 Class 12 BROOD MARE With foal at foot. COLT OR FILLY FOAL Entry Fee: Free. Progeny of mare in previous class, to be at least 3 weeks old on the day of the show. Foals will not be awarded prize money, only rosettes to 6th place. 21

24 Class 13 Class 14 Class 15 YEARLING COLT, GELDING OR FILLY TWO YEAR OLD GELDING OR FILLY THREE YEAR OLD GELDING OR FILLY The Cumberland Agricultural Society Breeding Championship will be judged at the end of this section. A Champion and Reserve Champion will be judged from the 1st & 2nd placed competitors from each class. Judging will commence immediately following the end of the final class. The Section Champion is eligible to compete in the Supreme Horse Championship which will be pre- judged at 2.00pm in the horse section, prizes will be awarded in the Main Show Ring at 2.30pm THE CUMBERLAND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY CUP presented by The Cumberland Agricultural Society is awarded to the Champion of the Breeding Section. THE THOMAS W WIGHAM MEMORIAL CUP presented by John & Margaret Wigham is awarded to the Champion Brood Mare. THE ELAINE ARMSTRONG PERPETUAL MEMORIAL TROPHY presented by E Armstrong is awarded to the Champion Yearling. RIDDEN HUNTER Judging will follow class 23 (conformation) in the Main Show Ring All hunter classes will be judged under the current SHB(GB) rules. Classes 16 to 19 and class 23 are qualifying events for the Longines RIHS 2019 and only horses registered on the Show Hunter Register are eligible to enter. Registration numbers must be quoted on entry forms and owners and riders must be members of the Society. The Cumberland Agricultural Society or any of its servants cannot be held responsible for any missing or incorrect registration details supplied. Day ticket = 35 (A maximum of 2 day tickets may be purchased per year and this entitles competitors to compete at a maximum of 2 shows in the year - it covers owner and rider membership together with horse registration for that show). If the class is a qualifying class for RIHS, in order for the qualification to be valid, application for full owner/ rider membership and horse registration must be received in the SHB(GB) office within 14 days. The two highest placed horses in each class will qualify to enter at the RIHS In the Working Hunter Class the three highest placed horses will qualify - for further information see the front of the schedule Entry fees for classes 16 to 19 are 21 (includes 9 RIHS Levy), and for classes 20 to 22 are 12. Entry Fee: inc. VAT (except where entry fee shown per class) Prize Money: 1st nd rd th 5.00 (unless otherwise stated) Ride Judge: Mr A I Collins, The White Crow, Chorley Road, Worthington, Wiggin WN1 2XL Conformation Judge: Mrs P A Powley, Whitegate Farm, Coddington, Tattenhall, Chester CH3 9EN Class 16 Class 17 Class 18 SMALL HUNTER Entry Fee: inc. Mare or gelding, 4 years old and over, exceeding 148cm but not exceeding 158cm RIHS 2019 QUALIFIER Kindly sponsored by Cottages.com LIGHTWEIGHT HUNTER Entry Fee: inc. Mare or gelding, 4 years old and over, capable of carrying up to 12st 7lbs (79.5kg) RIHS 2019 QUALIFIER MIDDLEWEIGHT HUNTER Entry Fee: inc. Mare or gelding, 4 years old and over, capable of carrying over 12st 7lbs (79.5kg) but not exceeding 14st (89kg) RIHS 2019 QUALIFER 22

25 Class 19 Class 20 Class 21 Class 22 HEAVYWEIGHT HUNTER Entry Fee: inc. Mare or gelding, 4 years old and over, capable of carrying over 14st (89kg) RIHS 2019 QUALIFER BEST HORSE OR PONY RIDDEN SIDE SADDLE Entry Fee: inc. Mare or gelding 4 years old or over: conformation & manners will be taken into consideration: horses/ponies will not be stripped. A Special rosette will be awarded to the highest place Adult and Junior Members of the SSA carrying their current Championship Points Cards. Competitors must wear a hat to current safety standard or above. The highest placed coloured exhibit (who has not already qualified) receives a Special Rosette and qualifies for the Side Saddle Final at CHAPS Championship Show. Open to any type of exhibit. Riders must be 16 or over. Riders/Owners need not be a member or their exhibit registered with CHAPS at the time of qualification, but in order to compete at the Championships, the Rider/Owner must be a showing member and their horse/pony registered with CHAPS before entering the final. UNAFFILIATED NOVICE HUNTER Entry Fee: inc. Mare or gelding, 4 years old and over, exceeding 148cm, rider any age (not affiliated to SHB(GB)) kindly sponsored by Cartmell Shepherd BEST HUNTER IN CUMBERLAND Entry Fee: inc. Mare or gelding, 4 years old and over, exceeding 148cm, rider any age. To be eligible for this class, owner/rider and horse to reside in the CA postcode region. (Not affiliated to SHB(GB)) HEADWEAR RULE: Anyone on a horse at an affiliated show must wear a skull cap or hat and safety harness according to current BSI or European standards at all times. Skull caps must have a navy blue or black cover. EXHIBITORS TO BE MEMBERS OF THE SPORTS HORSE BREEDING OF GB SOCIETY Tel: (except classes 20-22). Registration numbers must be quoted on entry forms. The Cumberland County Show is affiliated to the SHBGB Society for Ridden Hunter classes The Longines Royal International Horse Show 2019 Classes are qualifying events for The Longines RIHS 2019 with 1st & 2nd placed horses to qualify. Only horses registered on the Show Hunter Register are eligible to enter. Qualifiers must enter RIHS 2019 directly. The Cumberland Agricultural Society Hunter Championship will be judged at the end of this section. A Champion and Reserve Champion will be judged from the 1st & 2nd placed competitors from each class. Judging will commence immediately following the end of the final class. The Section Champion is eligible to compete in the Supreme Horse Championship which will be pre-judged at 2.00pm in the horse section prizes will be awarded in the main Show Ring at 2.30pm. THE CHALLENGE CUP presented by Mr McMurchie is awarded to the Champion Ridden Hunter. THE MAXIMILLIAN MAALI TROPHY presented by the Richardson Family is awarded to the winner of class 22 the Best Hunter in Cumberland. 23

26 RIHS WORKING HUNTER Entry fee includes 9 RIHS levy - Judging commences at 8.00 am in the working hunter ring Entry Fee: inc. VAT Prize Money: 1st nd rd th 5.00 (unless otherwise stated) Ride Judge: Mr A I Collins, The White Crow, Chorley Road, Worthington, Wiggin WN1 2XL Conformation Judge: Mrs P A Powley, Whitegate Farm, Coddington, Tattenhall, Chester CH3 9EN Class 23 RIHS WORKING HUNTER (TO BE RUN UNDER SHB(GB) 2018 RULES) Mare, gelding or stallion, 4 years old and over, exceeding 148 cms EXHIBITORS TO BE MEMBERS OF THE SPORTS HORSE BREEDING OF GB SOCIETY Tel: Registration numbers must be quoted on entry forms. The Cumberland Agricultural Society of any of its servants cannot be held responsible for any missing or incorrect registration details supplied. Day ticket = 35 (A maximum of 2 day tickets may be purchased per year, this entitles competitors to compete at a maximum of 2 shows in the year - it covers owner and rider membership together with horse registration fee for that show). If the class is a qualifying class for RIHS, in order for the qualification to be valid, application for full owner/rider membership and horse registration must be received in the SHB(GB) office within 14 days. The Cumberland County Show is affiliated to the SHB(GB) Society for Working Hunter classes. The Longines Royal International Horse Show st, 2nd & 3rd place to qualify for RIHS 2019 THE ROYAL SOVEREIGN TROPHY presented by the Richardson Family is awarded to the winner of the RIHS Working Hunter Class. COB/RIDING HORSE/SPORT HORSE Judged following the Breeding in hand section, please refer to timetable Entry Fee: inc. VAT Prize Money: 1st nd rd th 4.00 (unless otherwise stated) Conformation Judge: Mrs J Jefferson, Ash Lea Cottage, Green Lane, Darley, Harrogate HG3 2QG Ride Judge: Miss K Gale, Spire House, Blencow, Penrith CA11 0DA Class 24 Class 25 Class 26 Class 27 OPEN RIDDEN COB Mare or gelding 4 years old and over, exceeding 148 cms. To be shown hogged. OPEN SMALL RIDING HORSE Mare, gelding or stallion, exceeding 148 cms but not exceeding 158 cms. OPEN LARGE RIDING HORSE Mare, gelding or stallion, 4 years old and over to exceed 158 cms. OPEN RIDDEN SPORT HORSE Mare or gelding 4 years old and over, to exceed 148 cms. Not under SHB(GB) Rules. CHAPS registered competitors please refer to the general rules at the beginning of the schedule. 24

27 The Cumberland Agricultural Society Cob/Riding Horse/Sport Horse Championship will be judged at the end of this section. 1st and 2nd prize winners in each class to compete. The section champion will be eligible to compete in the Supreme Horse Championship which will be pre-judged at 2.00pm in the horse section, prizes will be awarded in the main Show Ring at 2.30pm. THE CUMBERLAND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY CUP presented by The Cumberland Agricultural Society is awarded to the Champion of the Cob/Riding Horse/Sport horse section. LEADING REIN & FIRST RIDDEN PONY Judging commences at 8.30, please refer to timetable Entry Fee: inc. VAT Prize Money: 1st nd rd th 4.00 (unless otherwise stated) Judge: Mr M Bassitt, Old Colburn, Catterick Garrison, Catterick DL9 4PE Class 28 Class 29 Class 30 Class 31 Class 32 BSPS LEADING REIN PONY Mare or gelding, 4 years old and over, not exceeding 122cm. Suitable to be ridden by a rider not to have attained their 8th birthday before 1st January in the current year. Ponies must be shown in a snaffle bridle. BSPS FIRST RIDDEN PONY Mare or gelding, 4 years old and over, not exceeding 122cm. Suitable to be ridden by a rider not to have attained their 10th birthday before 1st January in the current year. UNAFFILIATED FIRST YEAR FIRST RIDDEN Mare or gelding, 4 years old and over, not exceeding 122cm suitable for a child s first pony off the lead rein rider not to have attained their 9th birthday before 1st January in the current year. NO CANTERING REQUIRED. Exhibitors are expected to enter this competition in the spirit in which it is intended. BSPS LEAD REIN PONY OF HUNTER TYPE Mare or gelding 4 years old and over, not exceeding 122 cms. Suitable to be ridden by a rider not to have attained their 9th birthday before 1st January in the current year. BSPS OPEN FIRST PONY OF SHOW HUNTER TYPE. Mare or gelding 4 years old and over, not exceeding 122 cms. Suitable to be ridden by a rider not to have attained their 10th birthday before 1st January in the current year. All Classes are open to both members and non- members of the BSPS, ponies must be plaited. CHAPS registered competitors please refer to the general rules at the beginning of the schedule. BSPS Mini Show Pony Championship: Judged from 1st & 2nd prize winners from Classes 28 & 29 with the Champion qualifying for The Binks Family Champion of Champions. The Cumberland Agricultural Society Leading Rein & First Ridden Pony Championship will be judged at the end of this section. A Champion and Reserve Champion will be judged from the 1st & 2nd placed competitors from each class. Judging will commence immediately following the end of the final class. The Section Champion is eligible to compete in the Supreme Horse Championship which will be pre- judged at 2.00pm in the horse section, prizes will be awarded in the main Show Ring at 2.30pm. THE HEIGHTS CHALLENGE CUP presented by Mr & Mrs J C Montgomery is awarded to the Champion of the Lead Rein & First Ridden Section. 25

28 RIDDEN SHOW PONY & SHOW HUNTER TYPE Judged following the Lead Rein & First Ridden classes, please refer to timetable Entry Fee: inc. VAT Prize Money: 1st nd rd th 4.00 (unless otherwise stated) Judge: Mr M Bassitt, Old Colburn, Catterick Garrison, Catterick DL9 4PE Class 33 Class 34 Class 35 Class 36 Class 37 Class 38 BSPS MIXED HEIGHT NOVICE SHOW PONY Mare or gelding, 4 years old and over, not exceeding 148cm. Riders MUST be the correct age for the height of the pony they ride. BSPS MIXED HEIGHT OPEN SHOW PONY Mare or gelding, 4 years old and over, not exceeding 148cm. Riders MUST be the correct age for the height of the pony they ride. BSPS MIXED HEIGHT NOVICE INTERMEDIATE SHOW RIDING TYPE/SHOW HUNTER TYPE Mare or gelding, 4 years and over, exceeding 146cm but not exceeding 158cm. Suitable to be ridden by a rider not to have attained their 25th birthday before 1st January in the current year. BSPS MIXED HEIGHT NOVICE SHOW HUNTER PONY Mare or gelding, 4 years old and over, not exceeding 153cm. Riders MUST be the correct age for the height of the pony they ride. BSPS MIXED HEIGHT OPEN SHOW HUNTER PONY Mare or gelding, 4 years old and over, not exceeding 153cm. Riders MUST be the correct age for the height of the pony they ride. BSPS MIXED HEIGHT OPEN INTERMEDIATE SHOW RIDING TYPE/SHOW HUNTER TYPE Mare or gelding, 4 years old and over, exceeding 146cm but not exceeding 158cm. Suitable to be ridden by a rider not to have attained their 25th birthday before 1st January in the current year. Classes are open to BSPS members & non-members, ponies must be plaited. BSPS Binks Family Champion of Champions: The 1st prize winner from Classes 34,37 & 38 to qualify. The Cumberland Agricultural Society Ridden Show Pony & Show Hunter Championship will be judged at the end of this section. A Champion and Reserve Champion will be judged from the 1st & 2nd placed competitors from each class. Judging will commence immediately following the end of the final class. The Section Champion is eligible to compete in the Supreme Horse Championship which will be pre- judged at 2.00pm in the horse section. Prizes will be awarded in the Main Show Ring at 2.30pm. THE MAUREEN CREIGHTON CHALLENGE CUP presented by M Creighton is awarded to the Champion of the Ridden Show Pony & Show Hunter Type section. 26

29 OPEN WORKING HUNTER INCLUDING MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND Judging commences following classes 23 & 48, Please refer to timetable. SEE BSPS RULE BOOK FOR FENCE HEIGHTS WHERE NOT STATED Competitors must declare to the steward on the gate which section they are jumping in AT THE START OF THE CLASS Entry Fee: inc. VAT Prize Money: 1st nd rd th 4.00 (unless otherwise stated) Course Builder: Mrs J Heap, 31 Redoak Avenue, Barrow in Furness LA13 0JU Judges: Mrs V Hodgett, Lower Small Hazels Farm, Woodplumpton Road, Habergam Eves, Burnley BB11 3RR Mrs J Hoyle, Stormer Hill Closes Farm, Tottington, Bury BL8 3PE Class 39 Class 40 Class 41 Class 42 Class 43 BSPS HERITAGE MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND MIXED HEIGHT NOVICE WORKING HUNTER PONY Registered Pure Bred Ponies 4 years old or over. Riders any age. Ponies must jump in their correct height section. Riders may ride more than one pony providing the animals are of a different height section. Classes will be divided by height and fences adjusted for each height section - please state height in cm on the entry form. BSPS HERITAGE MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND MIXED HEIGHT OPEN WORKING HUNTER PONY Registered Pure Bred Ponies 4 years old or over. Riders any age. Ponies must jump in their correct height section. Riders may ride more than one pony providing the animals are of a different height section. Classes will be divided by height and fences adjusted for each height section - please state height in cm on the entry form. BSPS OPEN NURSERY STAKES Mare or gelding, 4 years old and over, not exceeding 133cm. Riders not to have attained their 12th birthday before January 1st of the current year. BSPS MIXED HEIGHT NOVICE WORKING HUNTER PONY / INTERMEDIATE WORKING HUNTER Mare or gelding, 4 years old or over, not exceeding 158cm. Riders MUST jump in their correct height section and be the correct age of the height of the animal they ride. Riders may ride more than one pony providing the animals are of a different height section (see rule 37). Riders must declare if they are competing in the 153cm or the Intermediate Section. Please state height in cm on the entry form. BSPS MIXED HEIGHT OPEN WORKING HUNTER PONY/INTERMEDIATE WORKING HUNTER Mare or gelding, 4 years old or over, not exceeding 158cm. Riders MUST jump in their correct height section and be the correct age of the height of the animal they ride. Riders may ride more than one pony providing the animals are of a different height section (see rule 37). Riders must declare if they are competing in the 153cm or the Intermediate Section - Please state animal height in cm on entry form. BSPS Binks Family Champion of Champions : The 1st prize winner from Class 43 to qualify. The Overall Champion is eligible to compete in the Supreme Horse Championship which will be pre- judged in the horse section at 2.00pm. Prizes will be awarded in the Main Show Ring at 2.30pm. THE CUMBERLAND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY CUP presented by The Cumberland Agricultural Society is awarded to the Champion of the Open Working Hunter including Mountain & Moorland Section. 27

30 UNAFFILIATED STARTER STAKES WORKING HUNTER CLASSES These classes will be judged after the BSPS Heritage and plaited WHP classes - please refer to timetable. Entry Fee: inc. VAT Prize Money: 1st nd rd th 4.00 (unless otherwise stated) Judge: Miss S Wright, Eden Mount, Corby Hill, Carlisle CA4 8QG Judge: TBC Class 44 Class 45 Class 46 Class 47 UNAFFILIATED BEGINNERS WORKING HUNTER (10 YRS AND UNDER) Mare or gelding 4 years old and over. Maximum height of fences 40 cms, assistance will be allowed. UNAFFILIATED MIXED HEIGHT WORKING HUNTER Mare or gelding 4 years old and over. Fence heights 60, 70 & 80 cms, competitors can jump whichever height they wish, but must declare to the steward on the gate at the start of the class. You can only jump in one height section, and if that height section has completed if you wish to compete then you must jump in the next section. UNAFFILIATED MIXED HEIGHT COLOURED WORKING HUNTER Mare or gelding 4 years old and over. Heights 60,70 & 80 cms. Competitors can jump whichever height they wish but must declare to the steward on the gate at the start of the class. You can only jump in one height, if preferred section has completed if you wish to compete you must jump in the next section. UNAFFILIATED WORKING HUNTER HORSE Mare or gelding 4 years old and over, exceeding 148 cms. Riders any age. Maximum height of fences 80 cms. The Cumberland Agricultural Society Unaffiliated Working Hunter Championship will be judged at the end of the section. Champion and Reserve rosettes will be awarded. EX-RACEHORSES Class 48 (Challenge) will take place in the Working Hunter ring immediately following class 23, conformation will take place in the RoR ring followed by classes please refer to timetable. Entry Fee: inc. VAT Prize Money: 1st nd rd th 4.00 (unless otherwise stated) Conformation Judge: Mr D Mills, Birenba, Diversion Lane, Blackpool FY4 5EA Ride Judge: Ms A Goldie, Barnford Farm, Dalrymple, Ayr KA6 6BA Class 48 RoR/TBA RETRAINED RACEHORSE CHALLENGE SERIES The Retrained Racehorse Challenge, Mare or gelding 4yrs old or over and of any height. Riders must be 15 years old or over on the 1st January. Horses to be ridden in any suitable bridle and should be plaited. The first 3 go forward to the championships at Aintree in August All entries must be registered with RoR and HAVE raced in GB. There will be a prize for the highest placed veteran 15 years or over. Horses will NOT be ridden by the judge. Competitors must wear a safety/kite mark hard hat with a chinstrap. All those entering horses and/or participating in the show agree to be bound by the Retraining of Racehorses Rules and Regulations from time to time in force. Racing injuries and blemishes ARE IGNORED in this series. 28

31 Class 49 Class 50 Class 51 THE RoR TATTERSALLS SCOTTISH SHOW SERIES QUALIFIER Thoroughbred mare or gelding, 4 years old and over, any height. Riders must be aged 15 years or over. Horses should be ridden in a snaffle, pelham or simple double bridle. Horses should be plaited. The first 3 go forward to the championship at the Royal Highland Show All entries must be registered with the RoR and have raced in GB. There will be a prize for the highest place veteran 15 years or over. The class will be run under the rules of the RoR. Horse to be ridden by the judge. All those entering horses and/or participating in the show agree to be bound by the Retraining of Racehorses Rules and Regulations from time to time in force. Competitors must wear a safety/kite mark hard hat with a chinstrap. Racing injuries and blemishes will NOT be ignored in this series. RoR OPEN IN HAND SHOW SERIES QUALIFIER (FORMERLY TARRA) Open to all RoR registered horses, 3 years and over, fillies, mares, and geldings. Horses that have raced abroad or been in training are also eligible. Blemishes caused through racing will be ignored. The first 3 horses will qualify. This class is a qualifier for the RoR OPEN In Hand Showing Series FINAL at the RoR National Championship Show at Aintree, August RoR AMATEUR RIDDEN SHOW SERIES QUALIFIER (FORMERLY TARRA) Open to all RoR and NR registered horses, 4 years and over, mares and geldings, owned, produced and ridden by an amateur. The series is open to AMATEURS only, those employed in racing will be allowed to compete. Class will be judged under Riding horse format without type being taken into consideration. Blemishes caused through racing will be ignored. The first 3 horses will qualify. The judge will not ride a the qualifier but will ride in the final. This class is a qualifier for the RoR AMATEUR Ridden Show Series final at the RoR National Championship Show at Aintree, August The Cumberland Agricultural Society Ex-Racehorse Championship will be judged at the end of this section. A Champion and Reserve Champion will be judged from the 1st & 2nd placed competitors from each class. Judging will commence immediately following the end of the final class. The Section Champion is eligible to compete in the Supreme Horse Championship which will be pre- judged at 2.00pm in the horse section. Prizes will be awarded In the Main Show Ring at 2.30pm. Class 48 - RoR Rosettes 1st - 6th & vouchers 1st to 4th place, 1st 50 plus voucher for jacket, 2nd 25, 3rd 20, 4th 10. Veteran prize (15+) voucher to be redeemed from ROR office & qualification for the Veteran final at the RoR national show at Aintree. Class 49 - RoR Rosettes 1st - 6th place, vouchers 1st to 4th place. Veteran prize, 25 voucher to be redeemed from RoR office and qualification for the Veteran final at Aintree. 1st 60 plus voucher for jacket, 2nd 40, 3rd 20, 4th 10. Class 50 - RoR Rosettes 1st - 6th & Prizes 1st 30 plus ROR jacket, 2nd 20, 3rd 10, 4th 10 Class 51 - RoR Rosettes 1st - 6th & Prizes 1st 40 plus ROR jacket, 2nd 30, 3rd 20, 4th 10 CARLISLE RACECOURSE TROPHY presented by Carlisle Racecourse is awarded to The Champion Ex Racehorse. 29

32 ARABS INC. PART BRED ARABS & ANGLO ARABS Judging will not be before ring to be announced on the day, please refer to timetable. Entry Fee: inc. VAT Prize Money: 1st nd rd th 4.00 (unless otherwise stated) Judge: Miss J Miller, 3 Newtondale Avenue, Royton, Oldham OL2 5TT Class 52 Class 53 Class 54 Class 55 Class 56 Class 57 PURE BRED MARE OR GELDING 4 years old and over PURE BRED YEARLING, TWO OR THREE YEAR OLD Colt, gelding or filly PURE BRED RIDDEN 4 years old and over PART BRED/ANGLO ARAB MARE OR GELDING 4 years old and over PART BRED/ANGLO ARAB YEARLING, TWO OR THREE YEAR OLD Colt, gelding or filly PART BRED/ANGLO ARAB RIDDEN 4 years old and over This is a qualifying show for the BRITISH ARABIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS 2018 to be held at Kings Equestrian Centre 8th & 9th September Qualification for the BRITISH ARABIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS is via Gold Card, which are awarded to 1st & 2nd prize winners in the Arab Horse Society Affiliated Classes. Completed Gold Cards should be returned within 10 days of the qualifying show with a cheque for 15 or return the Card before 20th August with a cheque for 30. Cheques should be payable to The Arab Horse Society. Return completed to Arab Horse Society, Charnham Lane, Hungerford RG17 0EY. The British Arabian Championships has Classes for both in hand and ridden Purebred and Part-bred Arabians. NEW for expanded Part-bred sections (5 height classes) - Amateur Section - Centenary Performance Classes. Once a horse or pony has qualified for the 2018 Championships they may enter any of the classes at the show. Schedules for the finals will be available from or the Facebook group British Arabian Championships. The Arab Horse Society awards rosettes to all Class Winners and Best Geldings in Pure Bred Classes. Classes 55 & 56 are qualifiers for the NPS/Mole Valley Farmers Part Bred In Hand National Championships. The Cumberland Agricultural Society Arab Championship will be judged at the end of this section. A Champion and Reserve Champion will be judged from the 1st & 2nd placed competitors from each class. Judging will commence immediately following the end of the final class. The Section Champion is eligible to compete in the Supreme Horse Championship which will be pre- judged at 2.00pm in the horse section, prizes will be awarded in the Main Ring at 2.30pm. THE LYNEFOOT CUP is awarded for the Champion Pure Bred Arab. THE CASTLETOWN CHALLENGE CUP presented by Mrs Rowcliffe is awarded for the In-hand Champion Part Bred Arab or Anglo Arab. 30

33 PALOMINOS, APPALOOSAS & FOREIGN BREEDS Judging will follow the Arab section, but not before please refer to timetable Entry Fee: inc. VAT Prize Money: 1st nd rd th 4.00 (unless otherwise stated) Judge: Miss J Miller, 3 Newtondale Avenue, Royton, Oldham OL2 5TT Class 58 Class 59 Class 60 Class 61 Class 62 Class 63 PALOMINO OR CREAM DILUTE INHAND Mare or gelding 4 years old or over, filly colt or gelding yearling, two or three year old. APPALOOSA OR SPOTTED INHAND Mare or gelding 4 years old or over, filly colt or gelding yearling two or three year old. FOREIGN BREED INHAND Mare or gelding 4 years old or over, filly colt or gelding yearling two or three year old. PALOMINO OR CREAM DILUTE RIDDEN Mare or gelding 4 years old or over. APPALOOSA OR SPOTTED RIDDEN Mare or gelding 4 years old and over FOREIGN BREED RIDDEN Mare or gelding 4 years old or over. The Cumberland Agricultural Society Palomino, Appaloosa & Foreign Breeds Championship will be judged at the end of this section. A champion and reserve will be judged from the 1st and 2nd placed competitors in each class. Judging will commence immediately following the end of the final class. The section champion is expected to compete in the Supreme Horse Championship which will be pre-judged at 2.00pm in the horse section, prizes will be awarded in the Main Show Ring at 2.30pm. British Appaloosa Society Certificate of Merit will be awarded to the highest placed BApS member with a BApS registered horse. Membership cards must be shown to claim your award. The British Spotted Pony Society awards a rosette to the highest place registered pony in classes 59 and 62. BARWHANNY TROPHY is awarded the best Palomino. 31

34 SHETLAND PONIES Judging commences at 8.30, please refer to timetable Entry Fee: inc. VAT (except where entry fee shown per class) Prize Money: 1st nd rd th 4.00 (unless otherwise stated) Judge: Mr J W Wilson, Leys of Cowden, Muckhart, By Dollar FK14 7JL Class 64 Class 65 Class 66 Class 67 Class 68 Class 69 Class 70 Class 71 Class 72 Class 73 STANDARD BROOD MARE 4 years old and over, with own foal at foot STANDARD FOAL Entry Fee: Free. Progeny of mare in previous class, to be a minimum of 3 weeks old on day of show. Foals will not be awarded prize money, only rosettes to 6th place. STANDARD YEARLING Colt, filly or gelding STANDARD TWO OR THREE YEAR OLD Colt, filly or gelding STANDARD STALLION, YELD MARE OR GELDING 4 years old and over MINIATURE BROOD MARE 4 years old and over not exceeding 34 inches, with own foal at foot. MINIATURE FOAL Entry Fee: Free. Progeny of mare in previous class, to be a minimum of 3 weeks old on day of show and not to exceed 34 inches at maturity.foals will not be awarded prize money, only rosettes to 6th place. MINIATURE YEARLING Colt, filly or gelding, not to exceed 34 inches at maturity. MINIATURE TWO OR THREE YEAR OLD Colt, filly or gelding, not to exceed 34 inches at maturity. MINIATURE STALLION, YELD MARE OR GELDING 4 years old and over, not exceeding 34 inches. The Cumberland Show is affiliated to the SPSBS and the NPS for Shetland Pony classes. Please note the following SPSBS information. 1. 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 3 weeks old on the day of the show. All entire males aged 2 years 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. In the interests of safety, hard hats must be worn by all handlers aged 14 years or under in In-hand classes. Exhibitors should not kneel but remain standing while in the ring. Hard hats must be worn by all exhibitors irrespective of age in the ridden classes. In ridden classes if a rider falls off at any time whilst in the ring, both pony and rider must leave the ring with the rider dismounted and take no further part. Shetland Pony Stud Book Society Rosettes for Champion and Reserve, Junior Champion and Reserve, Best Foal, Best Gelding in both Standard and Miniature sections. The Standard Shetland Championship and the Miniature Shetland Championship will be judged following the conclusion of the Miniature classes. Classes are qualifiers for the NPS Highbrook Stud M&M In Hand National Championships. 32

35 The Champion Shetland pony may go forward to the NPS/Kilmannan Stud Mountain and Moorland In Hand Silver Medal Championship to be judged in the Native Pony ring following the Fell Pony classes provided the Shetland Championship has completed in time. The Cumberland Agricultural Society Shetland Pony Championship will be judged at the end of this section. A Champion and Reserve Champion will be judged from the 1st & 2nd competitors from each class. Judging will commence immediately following the end of the final class. The section champion is eligible to go forward to the Supreme Horse Championship which will be pre-judged at 2.00pm in the horse section, prizes will be awarded in the Main Show Ring at 2.30pm. THE HARTSIDE TROPHY presented by the Lowthian Family is awarded to the Champion Standard Shetland. THE CHALLENGE TROPHY presented by Mrs E Kirkpatrick is awarded to the Champion Miniature Shetland. THE CUMBERLAND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY CUP presented by The Cumberland Agricultural Society is awarded to the best Stallion in the Shetland Ponies Section. THE ALLENGROVE PERPETUAL TROPHY presented by the Nicholson Family is awarded to the Champion Standard Shetland Brood Mare. THE ALLENGROVE PERPETUAL TROPHY presented by the Nicholson Family is awarded to the Champion Standard Shetland Foal. THE BORDER RIO PERPETUAL TROPHY presented by The Late Mrs G S Forsyth is awarded to the Miniature Shetland Junior Champion. THE BORDER RIO CHALLENGE TROPHY presented by The Late Mrs G S Forsyth is awarded to the Champion Miniature Shetland Foal. FELL PONIES Judging will follow the Native Ponies In Hand classes, please refer to timetable Please note if there are insufficient entries in this section classes will be amalgamated in the Native Pony sections. Entry Fee: inc. VAT (except where entry fee shown per class) Prize Money: 1st nd rd th 4.00 (unless otherwise stated) Judge: Mrs J Crane, Hoseley Bank, Ednaston, Brailsford, Ashbourne DE6 3AB Class 74 Class 75 Class 76 Class 77 Class 78 Class 79 BROOD MARE 4 years old and over, in foal or with her own foal at foot COLT OR FILLY FOAL Entry Fee: Free. Progeny of mare in previous class, to be at least 3 weeks old on day of show. Foals will not be awarded prize money, only rosettes to 6th place. YELD MARE OR GELDING 4 years old and over in hand YEARLING COLT, FILLY OR GELDING Colt, filly or gelding in hand TWO OR THREE YEAR OLD Filly or gelding in hand TRADITIONAL RIDDEN WALK & TROT Stallion, Mare or gelding, 4 years old and over. 33

36 The Cumberland Show is affiliated to the NPS the Fell Pony Society for Fell Pony classes. All Fell Pony Exhibits must be entered in the main section of the stud book. Fell Pony Society Special Rosette will be awarded to the Champion In-hand Fell Pony. Winning ponies must be owned by members of the Fell Pony Society. Classes are qualifiers for the NPS Highbrook Stud M&M In Hand National Championships. The Champion In Hand Fell Pony to go forward to the NPS/Kilmannan Stud Mountain and Moorland In Hand Silver Medal Championship to be judged in the Native Pony Ring following the conclusion of this section. The Cumberland Agricultural Society Fell Pony Championship will be judged at the end of this section. A Champion and Reserve Champion will be judged from the 1st & 2nd placed competitors from each class. Judging will commence immediately following the end of the final class. The Section Champion is eligible to compete in the Supreme Horse Championship which will be pre- judged in the horse section at 2.00 pm, prizes will be awarded in the Main Show ring at 2.30pm THE SILVER CHALLENGE SALVER presented by The Cumberland Agricultural Society is awarded for the Champion Fell Pony. NATIVE PONIES IN HAND Judging commences at 8.00am please refer to timetable. Entries from Dartmoor Ponies on supplementary register will not be accepted and competitors must produce their card in the ring. Entry Fee: inc. VAT (except where entry fee shown per class) Prize Money: 1st nd rd th 4.00 (unless otherwise stated) Judge: Mrs B McGrath, 6 Dunsany Terrace, Pelton Fell, Chester le Street DH2 2PE Class 80 Class 81 Class 82 Class 83 Class 84 SMALL MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND PONY Dartmoor, Exmoor or Welsh Section A or B, 4 years old and over, stallion, mare or gelding. LARGE MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND PONY Dales, Connemara, New Forest, Highland and Welsh Section C & D, 4 years old and over, stallion, mare or gelding. COLT OR FILLY FOAL Entry Fee: Free. Progeny of breeds entered in classes 80 & 81 and by registered stallion of one of the above listed breeds and must be four weeks or older. Foals will not be awarded prize money, only rosettes to 6th place. SMALL MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND YEARLING, TWO OR THREE YEAR OLD Dartmoor, Exmoor or Welsh Section A or B, filly, colt or gelding LARGE MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND YEARLING, TWO OR THREE YEAR OLD Dales, Connemara, New Forest, Highland and Welsh Section C & D, filly, colt or gelding The highest placed ponies from each breed in Classes are eligible for: THE BRITISH CONNEMARA PONY SOCIETY Special Rosettes for Best in Hand & Ridden THE DALES PONY SOCIETY Special Rosettes for Best In Hand & Ridden THE DARTMOOR PONY SOCIETY Special Rosettes for Best In Hand & Ridden THE EXMOOR PONY SOCIETY Special Rosettes for Best in Hand & Ridden THE FELL PONY SOCIETY Special Rosette Best Ridden THE HIGHLAND PONY SOCIETY Special Rosettes for Best In-hand & Ridden 34

37 THE NEW FOREST PONY & CATTLE SOCIETY Special Rosettes for Best In-hand & Ridden THE SCOTTISH & NORTHERN WELSH PONY & COB ASSOCIATION Special Rosettes for Best In hand & Ridden The NPS/SARACEN HORSE FEEDS M&M Home Produced In-hand National Championship Small Breeds Championship: Entries from Classes 80 & 83 Large Breeds Championship: Entries from Classes 81 & 84 To be judged before the Silver Medal Championships. Open to pure bred registered M&M ponies which are either stabled at home or in a DIY yard and which since 1st January in the current year have not been shown by a producer or stabled in a producer s yard other than on a DIY basis or at stud. To be owned/kept produced, ridden/handled by a person who does not derive their main income from working with horses/ ponies. No professional producers are allowed into the ring to groom/strip the horse/pony. Please see NPS 2018, Section A, 3.6. Please enter this class in the spirit it is intended. Competitors who contravene the above will be disqualified. Classes 80-81, are qualifiers for the NPS/Highbrook Stud M&M In Hand National Championship. NPS Silver Medal Rosette Championships Judge Mrs B McGrath These classes are judged under the rules of the NPS and are only awarded when the owner of the Champion pony is a member of the NPS. Rosettes will be passed to the Reserve Champion if the owner of the Champion pony is not a member. If the Champion pony has already qualified they will still receive the rosette but their qualification will be awarded to the Reserve Champion provided that the owner is an NPS member. The Silver Medal Rosette and the qualification card can be awarded no lower than 3rd place. Foals are not eligible. Qualifiers are entitled to compete in the final of the Silver Medal Rosette Championship to be held at the NPS Summer Championship Show. NPS/Kilmannan Stud M&M In-Hand Silver Medal Rosette Championship To be judged following Fell Pony classes. A Silver Medal Rosette offered by the National Pony Society for the best registered pony owned by a Qualifying or Life NPS member in the Mountain & Moorland In-hand Section. The sponsors rosette is awarded to the pony receiving the qualification card. Champion or Reserve Champion only from Native Pony classes 80-84, Fell Pony classes and Shetland Pony classes 64-73, Provided the Shetland Pony classes have completed in time. For NPS Silver Medal Championship Conditions, please refer to the National Pony Society Handbook The Cumberland Agricultural Society In hand Native Pony Championship will be judged at the end of this section. A Champion and Reserve will be judged from the 1st & 2nd placed competitors in each class. Judging will commence immediately following the end of the final class. The Section Champion is eligible to compete in the Supreme Horse Championship which will be pre-judged in the horse section at 2.00pm, prizes will be awarded in the Main Show Ring at 2.30pm. 35

38 NATIVE PONIES RIDDEN Judging will follow the Fell Pony classes, please refer to timetable Entries from Dartmoor Ponies on supplementary register will not be accepted. Entry Fee: inc. VAT Prize Money: 1st nd rd th 4.00 (unless otherwise stated) Judge: Mrs J Crane, Hoseley Bank, Ednaston, Brailsford, Ashbourne DE6 3AB Class 85 BSPS/NPS RINGSIDE STUD OPEN RIDDEN CLASS (SMALL M & M) Dartmoor, Exmoor, Shetland or Welsh Section A & B, 4 years old and over, stallion, mare or gelding Class 86 BSPS/NPS RINGSIDE STUD OPEN RIDDEN CLASS (LARGE M & M) Dales, Fell, Connemara, New Forest, Highland and Welsh Section C & D, 4 years old and over, stallion, mare or gelding. Class 87 BSPS/NPS SHOWING CLASSICS M & M LEADING REIN Dartmoor, Exmoor, Shetland, Welsh Section A & B & New Forest, 4 years old or over, mare or gelding, not exceeding 122cm. Riders must have attained their 3rd birthday but must not have attained their 9th birthday before the 1st January in the current year. To be shown in a snaffle bit. Class 88 BSPS/NPS SHOWING CLASSICS M & M FIRST RIDDEN Dartmoor, Exmoor, Shetland, Welsh Section A & B & New Forest, 4 years old or over, mare or gelding not exceeding 128cm. Suitable to be ridden by a rider not to have attained their 12th birthday before 1st January in the current year. To be shown in a snaffle bit. Classes are eligible for the NPS/Rosettes Direct Home Produced Ridden Championship August 2018 eligible entries to wear white arm bands in the class. NPS/The Minns Family M&M Ridden Silver Medal Rosette Championship - Judge Mrs J Crane To be judged following Class 88. A Silver Medal Rosette offered by the National Pony Society for the best registered pony owned by a Qualifying or Life NPS member in the Mountain & Moorland Ridden Classes excluding lead rein and first ridden. Membership cards must be produced in the ring to receive the medal and/or qualification. Champion or Reserve Champion only from Native Pony Classes For NPS Silver Medal Championship Conditions, please refer to the National Pony Society Handbook, The Cumberland Agricultural Society Ridden Native Pony Championship will be judged at the end of this section. A Champion and Reserve Champion will be judged from the 1st & 2nd placed competitors. Judging will commence immediately following the end of the final class. The Section Champion is eligible to compete in the Supreme Horse Championship which will be pre-judged at 2.00pm in the horse section, prizes will be awarded in the Main Show Ring at 2.30pm. THE CUMBERLAND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY CUP presented by The Cumberland Agricultural Society is awarded to the overall Champion Native Pony, judged between the In-hand and Ridden Champions. 36

39 DONKEY CLASSES Judging commences following the Shetland classes, but not before10.30am, please refer to timetable Entry Fee: inc. VAT Prize Money: 1st nd rd th 4.00 (unless otherwise stated) Judge: Mrs P M Moon, 47 Laburnum Avenue, Lockstock Hall, Preston PR5 5BA Class 89 Class 90 Class 91 Class 92 Class 93 BEST CONDITIONED & TURNED OUT DONKEY Any age and sex, to be shown in-hand MARE/BROOD MARE Mares 4 years old and over or brood mares 5 years old and over with own foal at foot. Foals to be 6 weeks old or over on day of show and will be judged first. YEARLING, TWO YEAR OLD & THREE YEAR OLD Colt, filly or gelding GELDING OR STALLION 4 years old and over, stallions to be shown in a bitted bridle MINIATURE DONKEY Any age, breed or sex 36 inches and under. This class is not affiliated to the DBS. This section will be run under Donkey Breed Society Rules. The Donkey Breed Society offers Special Rosettes to the Best Local Donkey (to a DBS member within a 25 mile radius of the show ground) Best Gelding, Best Foal, Best Yearling, Best 2 year old, also Best Veteran to be awarded in class 89 DBS Annual Supreme Championship Show. The In hand Champion Donkey a this show automatically qualifies for the relevant Championship at the Derby College Equestrian Centre to be held August 2018, provided it is owned by a fully paid up member of the DBS. A donkey may win more than one championship at shows but will qualify only once for the DBS Championship Show. Where the in-hand Champion donkey has previously qualified, the Reserve Champion donkey will be deemed the qualifier. The Cumberland Agricultural Society Donkey Championship will be judged at the end of this section. A Champion and Reserve will be judged from the 1st & 2nd placed competitors from each class. Judging will commence immediately following the end of the final class. The Section Champion is eligible to compete in the Supreme Horse Championship which will be pre- judged at 2.00pm in the horse section, prizes will be awarded in the Main Show Ring at 2.30pm. THE CUMBERLAND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY NEWALL SALVER presented by The Late Mrs Newall is awarded to the Champion Donkey. 37

40 COLOURED HORSES Judging commences 8.30 please refer to timetable Entry Fee: inc. VAT Prize Money: 1st nd rd th 4.00 (unless otherwise stated) Judge: Mrs K Neal, Pen Y Fan Gosef, Talwrn, Llangefni LL27 8JA Class 94 Class 95 Class 96 Class 97 Class 98 Class 99 NATIVE/COB/TRADITIONAL TYPE OPEN IN-HAND Entries of any age and height. NON-NATIVE OPEN IN-HAND Entries any age and height. OPEN YOUNGSTOCK Entries any height or type, Yearlings, Two year olds and Three year olds. NOVICE RIDDEN HORSE/PONY Mare, gelding or stallion, 4 years old and over any height - rider any age but must be suitable height for exhibit. NATIVE/COB/TRADITIONAL TYPE OPEN RIDDEN Mare, gelding or stallion, 4 years old and over, any height. Riders any age but must be suitable height for exhibit. NON-NATIVE OPEN RIDDEN Mare, gelding or stallion, 4 years old and over, any height. Riders any age but must be suitable height for exhibit. This show is affiliated to the Coloured Horse and Pony Society (UK). Affiliation No Both the owner and the rider/exhibitor need not be a member of CHAPS(UK) nor must the horse or pony be registered with CHAPS(UK) to compete. However, in order toqualify both Owner and Rider/Exhibitor need to be a current showing member and present their valid Qualifier card IN THE RING for signing by the judge. Members to apply in writing to CHAPS (UK) for appropriate qualifier card. The CHAPS (UK) Championship Show will be held September The following classes are CHAPS (UK) Qualifiers (Classes 94-99). (CHAPS registered animals in classes 28 & 29, the Veteran section classes , Side saddle class 20 and Sport horse class 27 may also qualify provided they comply with the above rules) For full rulings and information on competition/qualification, please refer to the CHAPS (UK) Members Handbook or visit for rulings. ALL STALLIONS, 4 YEARS OLD AND OVER ENTERING THESE CLASSES MUST BE GRADED WITH CHAPS (UK). ALL STALLIONS MUST WEAR STALLION ID DISCS IN THE RING WITHOUT EXCEPTION. Classes are CHAPS(UK) Qualifiers. For full rulings and information on competition/qualification please refer to the CHAPS(UK) Members Handbook or visit for rulings. The Cumberland Agricultural Society Coloured Horse Championship will be judged at the end of this section. A Champion and Reserve Champion will be judged from the 1st & 2nd placed competitors from each class. Judging will commence immediately following the end of the final class. The Section Champion is eligible to compete in the Supreme Horse Championship which will be pre-judged at 2.00pm in the horse section, prizes will be awarded in the Main Show Ring at 2.30pm. THE HORSEWATCH TROPHY presented by Cumbria Constabulary is awarded to the Champion Inhand Coloured Horse. THE WHARTON HALL PERPETUAL CHALLENGE TROPHY presented by Mrs G Chippendale is awarded to the Champion Ridden Coloured Horse. 38

41 TRADITIONAL GYPSY COBS Judging will follow the Coloured Horse classes but not before am, please refer to timetable. TGCA Affiliation No TGCA/06/18/011. These classes are qualifiers for the Best of Breed Finals at the Traditional Gypsy Cob Association s (TGCA) National Breed Show TOYS. Stallions (four years and over) in order to enter any affiliated class MUST have their TGCA disc displayed on their bridle and be bitted as per the TGCA rulebook. Existing TGCA members must present their qualification card to the judge in the ring for signature. Non -members will receive a qualification card from the judge and will have 21 days to join TGCA and to register their horse to validate the qualification. Please refer to for further details including membership, horse registration and showing rules (contained within the members handbook). Entry Fee: inc. VAT Prize Money: 1st nd rd th 4.00 (unless otherwise stated) Judge: Mrs C Wood, 20 Romsey Drive, Cheadle Hume SK8 7QB Class 100 IN HAND OPEN HEIGHT Mare, stallion or gelding 4 years old or over. Class 101 YEARLING, TWO OR THREE YEAR OLD Filly, colt or gelding. Class 102 RIDDEN OPEN HEIGHT Mare, Stallion or gelding 4 years old or over. Class 103 NOVICE RIDDEN OPEN HEIGHT Mare, stallion or gelding 4 years old or over. Snaffle bridles only, not to have won an open class. All classes are open to all traditional gypsy cobs, which are of any colour and which meet the TGCA breed standard. TGCA QUEST FOR A STAR CHAMPIONSHIP to follow classes This Show is a Quest Championship Show. 1st, 2nd & 3rd from the classes may go forward to The Quest for a Star championshipprovided they are current TGCA members and the horse/pony is TGCA registered. Membership cards and qualification cards (specific to the exhibit) must be presented upon entry into the ring. The Champion and Reserve qualify for the Ultimate Star Championship at TOYS. The Cumberland Agricultural Society TGCA Championship will be judged at the end of the section. A Champion and Reserve Champion will be judged from the 1st & 2nd placed competitors from each class. The section champion is eligible to compete in the Supreme Horse Championship which will be pre-judged at 2.00pm in the horse section, prizes will be awarded in the Main Show Ring at 2.30pm. 39

42 CONCOURS DE ELEGANCE Judging will be in the Main Show Ring at 12.15, please refer to timetable Entry Fee: inc. VAT Prize Money: 1st nd rd th 4.00 (unless otherwise stated) Judge: Mrs P Hodge, Waterbeck, Lockerbie DG11 3EU Class 104 RIDDEN HORSE OR PONY 4 year old and over including lead rein. Riders must wear a skull cap or hat with safety harness according to the current BSI or European Standards. Two engraved glasses presented by Carlisle Racecourse, to be retained for one year SENIOR SHOWING & DRESSAGE LTD INCORPORATING THE OLYMPIA ANTHONY EVANS SSADL HOMEPRODUCED 2ND ROUND QUALIFIER 2018 Judging commences at 8.00, please refer to schedule. Classes entry fee (includes 10 SSADL levy), classes 111 & 112entry fee Prize Money: 1st nd rd th 5.00 (unless otherwise stated) Judges: Mrs P Clifford, Linby, 3 Mure Place, New Miln KA16 9HR Mr C Porter, Forest of Pendle Leisure Park, Roughlee, Nelson BB9 6NR Class 105 PRE-SENIOR IN HAND Entry Fee: inc. Pony or Horse years old Class 106 SENIOR IN HAND Entry Fee: inc. Pony or Horse years old Class 107 SENIOR-PLUS IN HAND Entry Fee: inc. Pony or Horse 24 years old & over Class 108 PRE-SENIOR RIDDEN Entry Fee: inc. Pony or Horse years old Class 109 SENIOR RIDDEN Entry Fee: inc. Pony or Horse years old Class 110 SENIOR PLUS RIDDEN Entry Fee: inc. Pony or Horse 24 years old & over Class 111 VETERAN IN HAND Entry Fee: inc. Pony or Horse 15 years and over, not affiliated to SSADL Class 112 VETERAN RIDDEN Entry Fee: inc. Pony or Horse 15 years and over, not affiliated to SSADL Olympia Anthony Evans SSADL Second Round Qualifiers - Competitors competing in the Olympia second round qualifier MUST hold a 2018 SSADL Acceptance Card along with their SSADL Rider/Handler Membership/ Equine Registration Card or a covering letter form the SSADL show office. The same rider/handler/pony/ horse combination must have already qualified at one of the SSADL Olympia Firs Round Qualifiers. Competitors MUST produce both the above cards at the ring side before entry - NO CARDS NO ENTRY 40

43 No substitutions will be accepted. In order for a competitor to be eligible to compete at the Olympia Senior Showing Grand Final at Olympia ALL ponies/horse MUST meet the current FEI Vaccination Regulations. SSADL age badges must be displayed on the pony/horse bridle. NO SPURS, GALLOPING, WEARING OF FACE/BODY JEWELLERY ARE PERMITTED. NO FOALS ARE PERMITTED IN SSADL CLASSES.IN HAND CLASSES - MINIMUM AGE OF HANDLER 9 YEARS. STALLIONS - EITHER IN HAND OR RIDDEN COMPETITORS MUST BE OVER THE AGE OF 16 YEARS. GROOMS MUST BE 16 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER. LEAD REIN COMPETITORS MUST HAVE A GROOM. THE LEADER MUST LEAD THE PONY IN THE STRIP SECTION AND THE RIDER MUST STAY WITH THE GROOM. COMPETITORS CANNOT ENTER THE RING ONCE THE COMMAND FOR TROT HAS BEEN GIVEN, THE SAME RIDER/HANDLER/PONY/HORSE COMBINATION MUST STAY THE SAME WHETHER SIDE SADDLE OF ASTRIDE FROM FIRST/SECOND OR DIRECT ROUTE QUALIFIERS AND GRAND FINAL. All competitors should acquaint themselves with the SSADL rules before entering, for more information go to The 1st and 2nd from classes are required to go forward to the SSADL Championship. The Champion will claim the Olympia Ticket. If the Champion has already qualified, qualification will be handed down the line to the next eligible competitor. Once a competitor has qualified for Olympia in the Ridden section they are not allowed to qualify in the In Hand section and vice versa. All sponsors/ssadl rosettes 1st - 6th place in classes , Champion and Reserve rosettes plus sponsors vouchers. In the championship the winner will receive a sash and trophy. The Cumberland Agricultural Society Senior Horse Championship will be judged at the end of the section. A Champion and Reserve Champion will be judged from the 1st and 2nd placed competitors from each class. Judging will commence immediately following the final class. The section Champion is eligible to compete in the Supreme Horse Championship which will be judged in the horse section at 2.00pm, prizes will be awarded in the Main Show Ring at 2.30pm. THE GENTLE BREEZE PERPETUAL TROPHY presented by Mr & Mrs Kerry is awarded the Champion Veteran Horse. Schedule 2019 by If you would be happy to receive next year s Schedule by , when available in March 2019, please contact the relevant Secretary by 1 st February Light Horses & Heavy Horses Margaret Ogden - horsesecretary@cumberlandshow.co.uk Livestock & Vintage Vehicles Jill Dunglinson - secretary@cumberlandshow.co.uk Home Industries & School Competition Megan Davy - homeindustries@cumberlandshow.co.uk Signed, hard copy, entry forms will still need to be sent by post along with payment to the relevant secretary. Many thanks, Cumberland Agricultural Society 41

44 NATIONAL HORSE QUALIFIERS ROYAL INTERNATIONAL HORSE SHOW Ridden Hunter and Working Hunter Qualifying Classes & 23 to Royal International Horse Show Hickstead July OLYMPIA HORSE SHOW The Veteran Horse & Pony Sections Qualifying Classes to The Olympia Horse Show London 17th 23rd December

45 CUMBERLAND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY VAT REG No DAIRY Entry Form ENTRY FEE: First Entry 12.00, Subsequent entries 6.00 (including tentage and VAT) CLOSING DATE 18th MAY 2018 By signing this form, I/we agree to abide by the rules of the Cumberland Agricultural Society, and accept the sharing of my/our data, if necessary, with the bodies listed in Rule 21. Name: Address: Signed... Tel: Class No. Animals Name Re. No. DoB Sire Dam Substitutes possible by advice to secretary, and completion of substitute animal sheet for arrival on show day Continued overleaf Hard Prefix No. of Stalls Vehicle Reg. No. I wish to become a society member Annual each Total Entry Fees TOTAL Cheques payable to Cumberland Agricultural Society. Minimum Entry Fees Wristband passes will be allocated for entry to the showground and these must be worn at the gate. Would like to receive Schedule by in future 43

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47 DAIRY CATTLE CUMBERLAND SHOW HOLDING REF 08/072/8005 Entries to Show Secretary Cumberland Agricultural Society, Dalmar House, Barras Lane Estate, Dalston, Carlisle, CA5 7NY NOT LATER THAN 18th MAY - Late entries cannot be accepted. Confirmation of entries and passes will be forwarded to exhibitors no later than 8th June. Head Steward: Mr Neil Brough Straw will be provided for all animals in the Dairy Section Exhibitors are responsible for compliance with any DEFRA Health regulations in force at time of the Show. Exhibitors are responsible for compliance with DEFRA movement regulations in force. TB Testing: The Show is located in a Low Risk Area and is a Non-Exempt Show for the purpose of TB Movement requirements. Cattle entries can only be accepted from areas with low risk of TB (4 year testing herds), except with DEFRA approval following a pre-movement test. For more information please see The Judges are instructed (a) to make the milking capacity and form of Udder one of the Chief Points in awarding prizes to cows & heifers. (b) to disqualify any animals with sealed teats. Certificates of calving to be produced where necessary before premiums are paid. In the case of a cow or heifer calving a premature calf, immediate notice must be given to the Secretary. Any cow or heifer entered in In-Calf classes which calves before the date of the Show may be transferred into the respective In-Milk class. Exhibitors will be permitted to tie up their exhibits in groups. It would assist stewards if exhibitors could indicate number of animals to be stalled. Please state your PREFIX on the Entry Form in the space provided. Livestock vehicle passes are valid passes for handlers travelling separately. Exhibitors will be allocated wristband passes according to the animals entered. 1 or 2 animals: 2 passes, 3 or 4 animals: 3 passes, 5+ animals: 4 passes. These must be worn at the gate for entry to the Showground. Those not wearing passes will be charged for entry. SUBSTITUTE ANIMALS may be allowed in all Classes if notified with full details to the Secretary by no later than noon Thursday 14th June All livestock exhibitors are requested to be present on the Showground before 8.30 am. Overnight Stalling is available. Livestock may not leave until 3.30pm Judging commences at 9:30am (unless otherwise stated) Entry Fee: 1st Entry each additional class entered 6.00 (unless otherwise stated) Prize Money: 1st nd rd th 5.00 (unless otherwise stated) Rosettes: to 4th place (unless otherwise stated) BOCM PAULS LTD CUP for the Champion Animal in the following breeds Jerseys, Ayrshires, Holsteins 45

48 Class 150 MAIDEN HEIFER kindly sponsored by Saint & Co. Class 151 HEIFER IN CALF Class 152 COW IN CALF HOLSTEINS All animals to be entered in the Holstein UK Herd Book Holstein UK Dress Code Preferred Judge: Mr S Dennison, Ulverston Class 153 JUNIOR HEIFER IN MILK * kindly sponsored by Dodd & Co. Class 154 SENIOR HEIFER IN MILK * kindly sponsored by Dodd & Co. Class 155 JUNIOR COW IN MILK HAVING HAD 2 CALVES Class 156 JUNIOR COW IN MILK HAVING HAD 3 CALVES Class 157 SENIOR COW IN MILK HAVING HAD 4 OR MORE CALVES Class 158 SPECIAL MILK RECORD CLASS Class 159 BEST PAIR OF HEIFERS IN MILK Class 160 BEST THREE FEMALE CATTLE Class 161 PROGENY GROUP Progeny animals bred by exhibitor (female progeny of one sire). Exhibitors to produce registration certificate for animal identification. Exhibitors to state number of animals entered in a group and total number of exhibits. * Classes will be split equally for animals entered on the day. ** Small classes may be amalgamated on the day, at the discretion of the steward. Exhibitor Bred Champion to be judged prior to Breed Champion. Definition of exhibitor bred: An animal is defined as Exhibitor bred if it is born in the UK and carries the owner s prefix. This includes animals born as a result of embryo transplant. An animal in joint ownership qualifies as exhibitor bred providing it has been jointly entered and one of the joint owners is the breeder. THE SILVER CHALLENGE CUP presented by the Border & Lakeland Holstein Club is awarded for the Champion Holstein. To be won five times in all, or three times in succession. 75 PRIZE presented by Border & Lakeland Holstein Club is awarded to the Champion Holstein. 25 PRIZE presented by Border & Lakeland Holstein Club is awarded to the Reserve Champion Holstein 75 PRIZE presented by Keenan Altech is awarded to the Holstein Exhibitor Bred Champion. 25 PRIZE presented by Keenan Altech is awarded to the Holstein Exhibitor Bred Reserve Champion CHAMPIONSHIP AWARD ROSETTE presented by Holstein UK is awarded to the exhibitor of the Holstein Champion. A ROSETTE presented by Holstein UK is awarded to the exhibitor of the Holstein Reserve Champion. 46

49 CHAMPIONSHIP EXHIBITOR BRED ROSETTE presented by Holstein UK is awarded to the exhibitor of the Holstein Exhibitor Bred Champion. BEST UDDER ROSETTE presented by Holstein UK is awarded to the exhibitor of the Holstein with Best Udder in Show. THE JOE TELFORD TROPHY presented by his wife Rita is awarded for the best animal in the Holstein Classes show by a member of the BLH. THE CUMBERLAND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY PLAQUE is awarded for the Holstein Progeny Group Competition. THE NESTLE UK PERPETUAL TROPHY is awarded for the best three female Holstein Cattle. THE MAURICE ARMSTRONG MEMORIAL TROPHY is awarded to the owner of Exhibitor Bred Holstein Champion. ASSOCIATED CO-OPERATIVE CREAMERIES LTD PERPETUAL TROPHY is awarded for the Holstein Progeny Group Competition. THE ROYAL BANK OF SCOTLAND QUAICH is awarded for the best Holstein junior cow or heifer in classes 153, 155 and 156. HYB YOUNG PERSON S HEIFER CLASS (For registered heifers) HUK Dress Code Applies Entry Fee: FREE Prize Money: 1st nd rd th 2.00 To be judged in first available ring after main judging. Judge: Mr S Dennison, Ulverston Kindly Sponsored by G D & M Dunglinson Class 162 HEIFER BORN ON OR AFTER Class 163 HEIFER BORN BETWEEN AND Class 164 HEIFER BORN BETWEEN AND Handlers for classes 162,163,164 to be aged 26 years and under on Class 165 HANDLER CLASS Handlers are not permitted to enter Classes 183 and 184 Junior Showmanship. Champion forwarded to qualify for the Cumbria Young Handler of the Year. WOODISLE CUP presented by Mr & Mrs T W Pears is awarded to the winner of the Young Handler Class. 47

50 PEDIGREE AYRSHIRE Animals entered must be registered in the Ayrshire Cattle Herd Book, and be at least 51% Ayrshire blood. If black & white in colour animals must be registered in the Herd Book s Full Pedigree Ayrshire Section and be 100% Ayrshire blood. Judge: Mr R Hunter, Shotts Class 166 HEIFER STIRK UNDER 12 MONTHS to be shown by a person 16 years or under Class 167 HEIFER IN CALF Class 168 HEIFER IN MILK Class 169 COW IN MILK IN HER SECOND LACTATION Class 170 COW IN CALF Class 171 COW IN MILK Class 172 BEST TWO FEMALE CATTLE Class 173 BEST THREE AYRSHIRE CATTLE THE CUMBERLAND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY CHALLENGE CUP is awarded for the best animal in the Ayrshire. AYRSHIRE CATTLE SOCIETY SPECIAL PRIZE OF A GROUP CHAMPIONSHIP ROSETTE presented by Cattle Services (Ayr) Ltd is awarded for a group of three Ayrshire females. THE LINSTOCK CASTLE CUP presented by the late Mr G Wannop is awarded for the best three Ayrshire Cattle. THE AYRSHIRE CENTENARY PLAQUE is awarded for the winner of class Best two Ayrshire females. Schedule 2019 by If you would be happy to receive next year s Schedule by , when available in March 2019, please contact the relevant Secretary by 1 st February Light Horses & Heavy Horses Margaret Ogden - horsesecretary@cumberlandshow.co.uk Livestock & Vintage Vehicles Jill Dunglinson - secretary@cumberlandshow.co.uk Home Industries & School Competition Megan Davy - homeindustries@cumberlandshow.co.uk Signed, hard copy, entry forms will still need to be sent by post along with payment to the relevant secretary. Many thanks, Cumberland Agricultural Society 48

51 JERSEYS All cattle shown to be registered with the Herd Book of the Jersey Cattle Society Judge: Mr R Hunter, Shotts Class 174 HEIFER UNDER 18 MONTHS, UNSERVED kindly sponsored by Barclays Bank Class 175 HEIFER IN CALF, TO CALVE BEFORE 30 MONTHS OLD Class 176 HEIFER IN MILK WHO HAS PRODUCED HER FIRST AND ONLY CALF, UNDER TWO AND A HALF YEARS kindly sponsored by NFU Mutual, Carlisle Class 177 COW IN CALF CARRYING SECOND OR SUBSEQUENT CALF Class 178 COW IN MILK, SECOND OR THIRD LACTATION Class 179 COW IN MILK, FOURTH OR LATER LACTATION Class 180 SPECIAL MILK RECORDED CLASS Cow in milk or in calf. Points to be awarded: - Production Points - the total kg of butterfat and protein in the last complete lactation Inspection Points - first cow to receive 400 points all other cows to be down pointed at the discretion of the Judge, MMB Certificate to be submitted with entries. Class 181 GROUP OF THREE Home bred Jerseys consisting one cow in milk or in calf, one heifer in milk or in calf, one heifer under 18. Class 182 BEST PAIR To be shown without rosettes. Small classes may be amalgamated on the day at the discretion of the steward. THE CUMBERLAND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY CUP is awarded for the best animal in the Jersey Classes. THE LADY GRAHAM OF NETHERBY CUP is awarded for the best animal bred by exhibitor in the Jersey Classes. THE T STRONG SALVER is awarded for the best Jersey animal in special milk records class. THE CHESTER CUP is awarded for the best group of three Jerseys bred by the exhibitor. 49

52 JUNIOR DAIRY SHOWMANSHIP Entries can be taken on Show Day Entry Fee: FREE Prize Money: 1st nd rd th 2.00 Judging commences after main dairy classes. Judge: Mr S Dennison, Ulverston Class 183 HANDLER TO BE UNDER 12 YEARS OLD ON SHOW DAY Class 184 HANDLER TO BE 12 YEARS TO 17 YEARS OLD ON SHOW DAY Mr & Mrs J Chester kindly donate 5 to each Jersey exhibitor on Show Day. Handlers to show suitable animal from either Jersey or Ayrshire breeds. To be judged solely on showmanship and handling ability. THE TELFORD CUP is awarded for the best Jersey Junior handler. CUMBRIA CATTLE YOUNG HANDLER OF THE YEAR The overall winner between the Junior Dairy Showmanship Champion and HYB Handler Champion (Class 165) will qualify for the above Championship to be held at the Hesket Newmarket Show. The winner must be 18 or under, and the animal to be 12 months or under on Show Day. INTERBREED DAIRY CHAMPIONSHIP All Dairy Champions Must Parade. To be judged by all Dairy Section Judges. 100 PRIZE presented by Harrison & Hetherington Ltd is awarded to the Champion Dairy Animal. CUMBERLAND & WESTMORLAND FARMERS LTD TROPHY is awarded for the best cow or heifer in any breed milk or dry in the Dairy classes. 50

53 CUMBERLAND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY VAT REG No BEEF Entry Form ENTRY FEE: First Entry 12.00, Subsequent entries 6.00 (including tentage and VAT) CLOSING DATE 18th MAY 2018 By signing this form, I/we agree to abide by the rules of the Cumberland Agricultural Society, and accept the sharing of my/our data, if necessary, with the bodies listed in Rule 21. Name: Address: Signed... Tel: Class No. Animals Name Re. No. DoB Sire Dam Substitutes possible by advice to secretary, and completion of substitute animal sheet for arrival on show day Continued overleaf Hard Prefix No. of Stalls Vehicle Reg. No. I wish to become a society member Annual each Total Entry Fees TOTAL Cheques payable to Cumberland Agricultural Society. Minimum Entry Fees Wristband passes will be allocated for entry to the showground and these must be worn at the gate. Would like to receive Schedule by in future 51

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55 BEEF CATTLE CUMBERLAND SHOW HOLDING REF 08/072/8005 Entries to Show Secretary Cumberland Agricultural Society, Dalmar House, Barras Lane Estate, Dalston, Carlisle, CA5 7NY NOT LATER THAN 18th MAY - Late entries cannot be accepted. Confirmation of entries and passes will be forwarded to exhibitors no later than 8th June. Head Steward: Mr Andrew Hewson Straw will be provided for all animals in the Beef Section Exhibitors are responsible for compliance with any DEFRA Health regulations in force at time of the Show. Exhibitors are responsible for compliance with DEFRA movement regulations in force. TB Testing: The Show is located in a Low Risk Area and is a Non-Exempt Show for the purpose of TB Movement requirements. Cattle entries can only be accepted from areas with low risk of TB (4 year testing herds), except with DEFRA approval following a pre-movement test. For more information please see It would assist stewards if exhibitors could indicate number of animals to be stalled. Please state your PREFIX on the Entry Form in the space provided. Livestock vehicle passes are valid for handlers travelling separately. Exhibitors will be allocated wristband passes according to the animals entered. 1 or 2 animals: 2 passes, 3 or 4 animals: 3 passes, 5+ animals: 4 passes. These must be worn at the gate for entry to the Showground. Those not wearing passes will be charged for entry. SUBSTITUTE ANIMALS may be allowed in all Classes if notified with full details to the Secretary by no later than noon Thursday 14th June All livestock exhibitors are requested to be present on the Showground before 8.30 am. Overnight Stalling is available. Livestock may not leave until 3.30pm Judging commences at 9:30am (unless otherwise stated) Entry Fee: 1st Entry each additional class entered 6.00 (unless otherwise stated) Prize Money: 1st nd rd th 5.00 (unless otherwise stated) Rosettes: to 4th place (unless otherwise stated) CAS CHALLENGE TROPHY presented by the EARL OF LONSDALE for the Champion Animal of any sex in the following breeds on an annual basis as follows: COMMERCIAL BEEF, NATIVE BREEDS, BELTED GALLOWAYS, DEXTER, LIMOUSIN, CHAROLAIS, BRITISH BLONDE, BRITISH BLUE 53

56 Class 200 BULL BORN BEFORE CHAROLAIS Judge: Mr N Blythe, Hartlepool Kindly sponsored by Yorkshire Dales Ice Cream Class 201 BULL BORN ON OR AFTER Class 202 COW OR HEIFER BORN BEFORE Class 203 HEIFER BORN IN 2016 Class 204 HEIFER BORN IN 2017 Class 205 BEST PAIR OF CATTLE BRED BY EXHIBITOR Cows in milk should either be shown with a calf at foot or her calf should at least be on the Showground. All cows shown should have produced a calf naturally within the last 15 months. An animal which has been used as an embryo transfer donor cannot be shown until she has produced a calf by natural birth within the last 15 months. THE LOWTHIAN CUP presented by the late Mr T Ross is awarded for best animal in Charolais classes. THE PERPETUAL TROPHY presented by Harrison & Hetherington Ltd, Auctioneers is awarded for the best Charolais animal of the opposite sex to the Champion. SPECIAL CUP presented by Mr Clague is awarded for the best Charolais female, bred by exhibitor. BREED CHAMPION ROSETTE presented by the British Charolais Cattle Society. THE BORDER CHAROLAIS CLUB TROPHY is awarded for the best group of three Charolais Cattle. 30 PRIZE MONEY presented by the Border Charolais Cub is awarded to the Champion Animal. 20 PRIZE MONEY presented by the Border Charolais Club is awarded to the Reserve Champion Animal. SIMMENTAL Judge: Mr J Trafford, Cockermouth Class 206 BULL BORN BEFORE Class 207 BULL BORN ON OR AFTER Class 208 COW OR HEIFER BORN BEFORE Class 209 HEIFER BORN IN 2016 Class 210 HEIFER BORN IN 2017 Class 211 BEST PAIR Cattle bred by exhibitor THE PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP presented by Lloyd Tractors is awarded for the best animal in the Simmental section. THE BRITISH SIMMENTAL CATTLE SOCIETY CHAMPIONSHIP ROSETTE is awarded for the Best Simmental Animal. THE BRITISH SIMMENTAL CATTLE SOCIETY CHAMPIONSHIP ROSETTE is awarded for the Reserve Best Simmental Animal. THE CUMBERLAND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY ROSETTE is awarded for the best animal of the opposite sex to the Champion. 54

57 LIMOUSIN Judge: Mr G Swindlehurst, Clitheroe Prize Money: 1st nd rd th 5.00 ADDITIONAL Prize Money Kindly Sponsored by The British Limousin Cattle Society per Class as follows: 1st 15.00, 2nd 10.00, 3rd 5.00 Class 212 BULL BORN BEFORE Class 213 BULL BORN ON OR AFTER Class 214 HEIFER BORN ON OR AFTER This class to be split by age should there be more than 8 animals forward. kindly sponsored by R & J Mulholland & Son Class 215 COW OR HEIFER IN CALF OR IN MILK BORN TO Class 216 COW OR HEIFER BORN BEFORE Class 217 BEST PAIR Cattle bred by exhibitor North West Limousin Cattle Breeders Association 2018 Heifer and Bull Derby. The Overall Winner will also receive the TOMMY HOLLIDAY MEMORIAL TROPHY kindly presented by Mrs Barbara Holliday. All heifers to be born on or after , all bulls to be born on or after home bred and owned by exhibitor. Herd book numbers will be checked. The exhibitor must be a member of the North West Limousin Cattle Breeders Association. The final will be held at the Westmorland County Show in September and will be strictly policed. No prize money will be given at the qualifying Show, only rosettes. THE HARRISON & HETHERINGTON PERPETUAL SILVER ROSEBOWL is awarded for the Champion Limousin Animal. THE LIMOUSIN CATTLE BREEDERS ASSOCIATION PERPETUAL TROPHY is awarded for the best animal of the opposite sex to the Champion. BEST MALE ROSETTE presented by the British Limousin Cattle Society BEST FEMALE ROSETTE presented by the British Limousin Cattle Society SOCIETY ROSETTE presented by the British Limousin Cattle Society BRITISH BLONDE Judge: Mr J Hope, Strathaven Class 218 BULL ANY AGE Class 219 COW IN CALF OR WITH CALF AT FOOT Class 220 HEIFER IN CALF OR WITH CALF AT FOOT kindly sponsored by Barclays Bank Class 221 MAIDEN HEIFER Class 222 BEST PAIR THE CUMBERLAND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY CUP is awarded for the best animal in the British Blonde classes. TROPHY presented by MSD Agvet is awarded for the Best British Blonde Pair. CHAMPIONSHIP SASH presented by The British Blonde Breeders Society of Great Britain is awarded to the Champion British Blonde. 55

58 Class 223 BULL BORN BEFORE BRITISH BLUE Judge: Mr S Hough, Pontefract Class 224 BULL BORN ON OR AFTER Class 225 COW OR HEIFER IN CALF OR WITH CALF AT FOOT Class 226 HEIFER UNDER 2 YEARS kindly sponsored by NFU Mutual, Carlisle Class 227 HEIFER UNDER 1 YEAR Class 228 BEST PAIR THE CUMBERLAND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY CUP is awarded for the best British Blue animal. MR GRAHAM OF GLEBELAND CUP is awarded for the best animal of the opposite sex to the British Blue Champion. ROSETTE presented by The British Blue Cattle Society is awarded for the Champion British Blue Animal. Class 229 JUNIOR OF ANY BREED Class 230 SENIOR STEER OF ANY BREED Class 231 JUNIOR HEIFER OF ANY BREED Class 232 SENIOR HEIFER OF ANY BREED COMMERCIAL BEEF Judge: Mr A Bothwell, Patna, Ayr Kindly sponsored by Pioneer Finest Meats Classes to be divided according to number of entries and date of birth. Animal not to have been shown in any previous classes. THE SCALEBY CASTLE CUP presented by The Cumberland Agricultural Society THE HOME CULTRAM CUP is awarded Opposite Sex to Champion. 100 PRIZE MONEY is awarded to the Championship Commercial Beef Animal. 56

59 NATIVE BREEDS Judge: Mrs J Landers, Newton Stewart Class 233 MALE 2 YEARS AND OVER ON SHOW DAY Class 234 MALE UNDER 2 YEARS ON SHOW DAY Class 235 FEMALE 2 YEARS AND OVER ON SHOW DAY kindly sponsored by Carrock Meats of Dalston Class 236 FEMALE UNDER 2 YEARS ON SHOW DAY If sufficient numbers are entered for particular breeds, classes will be split into individual breeds. All animals to be registered with their own breed society and not to have been registered in any other classes. THE CUMBERLAND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY CUP is awarded for the Champion Any Other Beef Breed Animal. BELTED GALLOWAYS Judge: Mr R Anderson, Castle Douglas Class 237 BULL ANY AGE - AGE TO BE TAKEN INTO CONSIDERATION Class 238 COW IN MILK OR IN CALF BORN BEFORE Class 239 FEMALE BORN IN 2016 Class 240 HEIFER BORN IN 2017 Class 241 BEST PAIR OF ANIMALS OWNED BY EXHIBITOR AND EXHIBITED IN THE ABOVE CLASSES THE MAUREEN HODGES TROPHY is awarded for the best Belted Galloway Animal. Class 242 BULL ANY AGE kindly sponsored by Capontree Ltd Class 243 COW IN CALF OR IN MILK Class 244 HEIFER 18 MONTHS OR OVER Class 245 HEIFER UNDER 18 MONTHS kindly sponsored by Barret & Co. Class 246 PAIRS DEXTER Judge: Ms G Fullard, Pershore THE ALFA-LAVAL TROPHY is awarded for the best Dexter Animal. 57

60 JUNIOR BEEF SHOWMANSHIP Entries can be taken on Show Day. Entry Fee: FREE Prize Money: 1st nd rd th 2.00 Judging commences after main beef classes. Judge: Mr F Cormack, Duns Class 247 HANDLER TO BE UNDER 11 YEARS ON SHOW DAY kindly sponsored by K & J s Catering Class 248 HANDLER TO BE BETWEEN 11 AND 14 YEARS ON SHOW DAY Class 249 HANDLER TO BE BETWEEN 15 AND UNDER 21 YEARS ON SHOW DAY Handlers to show suitable animal of any beef breed. To be judged solely on showmanship and handling ability. All children must be under the supervision of an adult. Class entrants who are between 15 and 21 on the day of the qualifying Show are eligible to qualify for the EAST OF ENGLAND SMITHFIELD FESTIVAL YOUNG STOCK PERSON OF THE YEAR, if they are placed 1st, 2nd, 3rd or 4th, or at the judge s discretion where no suitable class is provided. Finals will take place at the East of England Showground on 1st December There is a qualifying rosette for each competitor provided by the East of England Agricultural Society and a registration card, which must be completed and returned by the competitor to the East of England Agricultural Society. Full details on the finals will be sent to all registered and qualified exhibitors by the East of England Agricultural Society. CUMBRIA CATTLE YOUNG HANDLER OF THE YEAR The overall winner in the Junior Beef Showmanship will qualify for the above Championship to be held at the Hesket Newmarket Show. The winner must be 18 or under, and the animal to be 12 months or under on Show Day. INTERBREED BEEF CHAMPIONSHIP All Beef Champions Must Parade. To be judged by all Beef Section Judges. HARRISON & HETHERINGTON LTD - AUCTIONEERS SILVER CHALLENGE CUP awarded for the best Beef Animal. 100 PRIZE presented by Harrison & Hetherington Ltd is awarded to the Champion Beef Animal. 58

61 CUMBERLAND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY VAT REG No SHEEP Entry Form ENTRY FEE: 3.00 (including VAT) CLOSING DATE 18th MAY 2018 By signing this form, I/we agree to abide by the rules of the Cumberland Agricultural Society, and accept the sharing of my/our data, if necessary, with the bodies listed in Rule 21. Name: Address: Signed... Tel: Please State: MV ACCREDITED NON MV ACCREDITED FLOCK NUMBER VEHICLE REG. NO. Class No. Animals Name No. Entries per Class Fee Continued overleaf I wish to become a society member Annual each Total Entry Fees Cheques payable to Cumberland Agricultural Society. Minimum Entry Fees TOTAL Wristband passes will be allocated for entry to the showground and these must be worn at the gate. Would like to receive Schedule by in future 59

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63 SHEEP Entries to Show Secretary Cumberland Agricultural Society, Dalmar House, Barras Lane Estate, Dalston, Carlisle, CA5 7NY NOT LATER THAN 18th MAY - Late entries cannot be accepted. Confirmation of entries and passes will be forwarded to exhibitors no later than 8th June. Head Steward: Mr Graham Denby Exhibitors are responsible for compliance with any DEFRA Health Regulations in force at time of the Show. Exhibitors will be allocated wristband passes according to the animals entered. 1 to 3 sheep: 1 pass, 4+ sheep: 2 passes. These must be worn at the gate for entry to the Showground. Those not wearing passes will be charged for entry. All livestock exhibitors are requested to be present on the Showground before 8.30am. Livestock may not leave Showground until 3.30pm. Straw will be available for all animals in the sheep section, please see a Steward. Judging commences at 10:00am (unless otherwise stated) Entry Fee: 3 per Class (unless otherwise stated) Prize Money: 1st 15-2nd 10-3rd 5 (unless otherwise stated) Rosettes: to 4th place (unless otherwise stated) SUFFOLK (All sheep to be DEFRA MV Accredited) Registered Flock Number to be included Judge: Mr G Brown, Penicuik Class 300 AGED RAM Class 301 SHEARLING RAM kindly sponsored by Johnson Toffees Class 302 RAM LAMB Class 303 EWE to have reared a lamb in 2018 Class 304 GIMMER SHEARLING Class 305 GIMMER LAMB kindly sponsored by Johnsons Toffees Class 306 GROUP to consist of one RAM and two FEMALES THE BLACKBURN CUP is awarded for the best exhibit in the Suffolk Classes. THE CROSSHILL CUP presented by Mrs E Todd is awarded for the best registered Suffolk exhibit of the opposite sex to the Champion. BEST EXHIBIT ROSETTE presented by The Suffolk Sheep Society is awarded for the Breed Champion and Reserve Champion. 61

64 Class 307 AGED RAM Class 308 SHEARLING RAM Class 309 RAM LAMB kindly sponsored by Dodd & Co. Class 310 EWE Class 311 GIMMER SHEARLING TEXEL (All sheep to be DEFRA MV Accredited) Judge: Mr D Allan, Stirling Class 312 GIMMER LAMB kindly sponsored by R & J Mulholland & Son Class 313 GROUP to consist of one RAM and two FEMALES Solway & Tyne Texel Breeders Club nominated Show for the Tinwald Points Trophy THE WILLIAM FAULDER CUP is awarded for the Champion Texel. THE BRITISH TEXEL SOCIETY ROSETTE is awarded for the Champion Texel. THE BRITISH TEXEL SOCIETY ROSETTE is awarded for the Reserve Champion Texel. THE GAITSGILL HALL SHIELD presented by the late Mr R Pigg is awarded for the best group of three Texels. 30 PRIZE presented by Solway & Tyne Texel Breeders Club is awarded to the Champion Texel. 20 PRIZE presented by Solway & Tyne Texel Breeders Club is awarded to the Reserve Champion Texel. Class 314 AGED RAM Class 315 SHEARLING RAM Class 316 RAM LAMB Class 317 EWE Class 318 GIMMER SHEARLING Class 319 GIMMER LAMB kindly sponsored by Capontree Ltd CHAROLLAIS (All sheep to be DEFRA MV Accredited) Judge: TBC THE TAYLOR CUP is awarded for the Best Charollais Sheep. BRITISH CHAROLLAIS SHEEP SOCIETY ROSETTE is awarded to the Champion. 62

65 Class 320 AGED RAM Class 321 SHEARLING RAM Class 322 RAM LAMB BRITISH BERRICHON (All sheep to be DEFRA MV Accredited) Judge: TBC Class 323 EWE kindly sponsored by NFU Mutual, Carlisle Class 324 GIMMER SHEARLING Class 325 GIMMER LAMB Classes with low entries can be amalgamated at the discretion of the steward. THE BRITISH BERRICHON SHEEP SOCIETY ROSETTE is awarded for the Champion Animal. THE BRITISH BERRICHON SHEEP SOCIETY ROSETTE is awarded for the Reserve Champion Animal. THE CUMBERLAND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY CUP is awarded for the Champion British Berrichon. BELTEX (All sheep to be DEFRA MV Accredited) Judge: Mr R Wood, Biggar Kindly Sponsored by Norbrook Class 326 AGED RAM Class 327 SHEARLING RAM Class 328 RAM LAMB Class 329 EWE Class 330 GIMMER SHEARLING Class 331 GIMMER LAMB Class 332 GROUP to consist of one RAM and two FEMALES THE CUMBERLAND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY CUP is awarded for Champion Beltex Sheep. 63

66 Class 333 AGED RAM Class 334 SHEARLING RAM Class 335 RAM LAMB Class 336 EWE Class 337 GIMMER SHEARLING kindly sponsored by Dodd & Co. Class 338 GIMMER LAMB ZWARTBLES (All sheep to be DEFRA MV Accredited) Judge: Ms C Anderson, Forfar Class 339 GROUP to consist of one RAM and two FEMALES THE J N MILBOURN CUP is awarded for the Champion Zwartble. PRIME LAMB Judge: Mr C Armstrong, Hexham Class 340 BEST PAIR PRIME LAMBS SIRED BY A NATIVE RAM Class 341 BEST PAIR PRIME LAMBS SIRED BY A CONTINENTAL RAM Class 342 BEST PAIR OF TEXEL PRIME LAMBS THE OAKBANK CUP is awarded for the Champion Prime Lamb. Class 343 AGED RAM Class 344 SHEARLING RAM JACOB All sheep to be shown to Breed Society Rules Judge: Ms L Mckendrick, Cupar Class 345 RAM LAMB kindly sponsored by NFU Mutual, Carlisle Class 346 EWE Class 347 GIMMER SHEARLING Class 348 GIMMER LAMB PLAQUE presented by Mrs & the late Mr T Maxwell is awarded for the best animal in the Jacob Sheep Classes. ROSETTE presented by The Jacob Sheep Society is awarded for the Jacob Breed Champion. 64

67 Class 349 AGED RAM Class 350 SHEARLING RAM Class 351 RAM LAMB Class 352 EWE Class 353 GIMMER SHEARLING kindly sponsored by Saint & Co. Class 354 GIMMER LAMB RYELAND Judge: Mr A Hunter-Blair, Castle Douglas Class 355 GROUP one RAM and two FEMALES SPECIAL PRIZE THE CUMBERLAND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY CUP is awarded for the Champion Ryeland Sheep. Class 356 AGED & SHEARLING RAM Class 357 RAM LAMB Class 358 EWE kindly sponsored by Barclays Bank Class 359 GIMMER SHEARLING Class 360 GIMMER LAMB COLOURED RYELAND Judge: Mrs J Scott, Sowerby Bridge SPECIAL PRIZE CHAMPION ROSETTE is awarded to the best Sheep. 65

68 Class 361 RAM Class 362 SHEARLING RAM Class 363 RAM LAMB Class 364 EWE Class 365 GIMMER SHEARLING SHETLAND Judge: Mr A Bain, Pentcaitland Class 366 GIMMER LAMB kindly sponsored by Carrock Meats of Dalston Class 367 GROUP THREE optional on Show Day - Free Entry SPECIAL PRIZE CHAMPION ROSETTE is awarded to best sheep RARE BREED SHEEP SECTION Judge: Mr D Steen, Moffat KERRY HILL Class 368 AGED & SHEARLING RAM Class 369 RAM LAMB Class 370 AGED EWE & GIMMER SHEARLING Class 371 GIMMER LAMB ANY OTHER NATIVE BREED Class 372 AGED AND SHEARLING RAM Class 373 RAM LAMB Class 374 AGED EWE & GIMMER SHEARLING Class 375 GIMMER LAMB CATEGORIES 1 TO 5 RARE BREED Class 376 AGED AND SHEARLING RAM Class 377 RAM LAMB Class 378 AGED EWE & GIMMER SHEARLING Class 379 EWE LAMB CHAMPION ROSETTE is awarded to the best Sheep in each Rare Breed Sheep Section. THE HERDWELL SUPREME CHAMPION TROPHY is awarded to the Overall Champion Animal in the Rare Breed Section 66

69 Class 380 RAM OF TWO SHEAR OR OVER Class 381 RAM SHEARLING kindly sponsored by Border Storage Class 382 TUP HOGG IN FLEECE Class 383 EWE OF TWO SHEAR AND OVER Class 384 GIMMER SHEARLING Class 385 GIMMER HOGG IN FLEECE HERDWICK Judge: Ms N Race, Barnard Castle THE CUMBERLAND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY CUP is awarded for the Champion Herdwick. CUMBRIA HANDLER OF THE YEAR Qualifiers at various local Shows. Championship Final to be held at Hesket Newmarket Show Any breed of sheep, male or female, accredited or non-accredited not to be shown in any other class on the Day. HALTERED SHEEP will be judged separately from HAND-HELD SHEEP. Entries can be taken on Show Day. Entry Fee: FREE Prize Money: 1st nd rd th 2.00 Judging commences after main sheep classes. Judge: Mr C Armstrong, Hexham Class 386 HANDLER TO BE 10 YEARS AND UNDER kindly sponsored by Kitchy & Co Class 387 HANDLER TO BE BETWEEN 11 AND 16 YEARS kindly sponsored by Cartmell Shepherd Winner not eligible for Interbreed Sheep Championship INTERBREED SHEEP CHAMPIONSHIP To be judged by all Sheep Section Judges. THE WIGGONBY CUP is awarded to the Interbreed Sheep Champion. 50 PRIZE presented by Harrison and Hetherington is awarded to the Interbreed Sheep Champion 67

70 VINTAGE VEHICLES Judging starts 9.30am. Please be on the Showfield by 8.00am Entry Fee: FREE Prize Money: 1st - 10, 2nd - 8, 3rd - 5. Rosettes to 4th place with Overall Champion and Reserve. Judge: Mr P Lawson, Roweltown, Carlisle Head Steward: Mr Michael Cowen Vintage Parade will start at approximately 3.15pm in the Main Ring. Strictly No Leaving the Showfield until after the Vintage Parade. Class 1 BEST PRESERVED VINTAGE TRACTOR UP TO 1960 Class 2 BEST PRESERVED TRACTOR 1961 TO 1983 Class 3 Class 4 Class 5 Class 6 BEST PRESERVED VINTAGE FARM IMPLEMENT BEST PRESERVED VINTAGE STATIONARY ENGINE BEST PRESERVED VINTAGE CAR OR COMMERCIAL VEHICLE BEST PRESERVED VINTAGE MOTOR CYCLE The Andrew Blake Trophy is presented to the overall Champion Vehicle. The Ian Dixon Memorial Trophy is presented to the winner of Class 2 Entry Forms to: Show Secretary Cumberland Agricultural Society, Dalmar House, Barras Lane Estate, Dalston, Carlisle, CA5 7NY Closing Date: 18th May 2018 VINTAGE VEHICLE ENTRY FORM Name... Tel... Address By signing this form, I/we agree to abide by the rules of the Cumberland Agricultural Society, and accept the sharing of my/our data, if necessary, with the bodies listed in Rule Signature... Class Vehicle Exhibit Year Reg. No. Would like to receive Schedule by in future 68

71 CUMBERLAND & WESTMORLAND WRESTLING Kindly Sponsored by G D & M Dunglinson and Dodd & Co. Commencing 1.00pm - Entries taken from 12.30pm. Wrestling costume preferred. Head Steward: Mr Alf Harrington Class 1 Class 2 Class 3 Class 4 Class 5 Class 6 Class 7 Class 8 Class 9 YOUTHS UNDER 10 YEARS YOUTHS UNDER 12 YEARS YOUTHS UNDER 15 YEARS GIRLS UNDER 15 YEARS YOUTHS UNDER 18 YEARS LADIES OPEN MENS 12 STONE MENS 14 STONE ALL WEIGHTS WESTOLL CUP All the Wrestling Cups are to be held for one year only, after which they must be returned to the Society one month before the Show in perfect condition. THE GUINNESS CUP presented for the best performance in wrestling. CROP COMPETITION Kindly Sponsored by Crop Wise and Wilde Agriculture Ltd Entries invited from farms within a 20 miles radius of Carlisle. Entries judged on farm. Entry forms will be available at the beginning of June. The Presentation of awards event hosted by Walby Farm Park will be confirmed nearer the time. Head Steward: Mr Neil Milbourn Class 1 Class 2 Class 3 Class 4 Class 5 Class 6 WINTER WHEAT WINTER BARLEY SPRING WHEAT SPRING BARLEY MAIZE UNDER PLASTIC OTHER CROPS maize not under plastic, triticale, lupin-triticalage, oil seed rape, oats THE CUMBERLAND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY TROPHY presented to the Champion Crop 69

72 HOME INDUSTRIES SCHEDULE In association with Pioneer Foodservice If you would like to enter the Home Industries Section for 2018, here s what you need to do. 1. How do I enter the Home Industries Show? Complete the entry form and submit to the secretary before the closing date - Friday 18th May When do I bring my entries? You will be able to stage your entries in the Home Industries Marquee between 12 noon - 6pm on Friday 15th June If you need any help staging the exhibit please ask one of the stewards. Entering onto the field on Friday will be from Entrance Gate 2 and parking will be available next to the marquee to unload. Exception - Section Five (Walking Sticks) which will be judged on Show Day and must be displayed by 9.30am. 3. When are the exhibits judged? All judging takes place on Friday night - no results will be available until 9am on Show Day except from Section Five (Walking Sticks) which will be judged on Show Day. 4. When is the marquee open on Show day? The marquee will be open to the public from 9am. 5. When do I collect my exhibits? The marquee will close at 4.30pm in preparation for collecting exhibits, you will be given a card to gain entry to the marquee to collect your exhibits. All exhibits should be collected by 5.15pm. 6. Who do I go to if I have questions? Home Industries Secretary - Miss Megan Davy homeindustries@cumberlandshow.co.uk or

73 CUMBERLAND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY RULES & REGULATIONS OF THE CUMBERLAND SHOW HOME INDUSTRIES SECTION Entering exhibits to the show: 1. Exhibitors are limited to one entry per class in all sections (EXCEPT Sections 5 and 6) 2. Entries 40p, no entry will be accepted until the money is paid (EXCEPT Junior section - all entries free) 3. A large letter stamped addressed envelope MUST be enclosed with all entries for return of exhibitor cards 4. Any exhibitor having 20 paid entries or more will be entitled to a free admission ticket. Staging of exhibits: 1. All articles exhibited must be the bona fide handiwork of the exhibitor 2. All articles exhibited must not have been awarded a prize at previous exhibitions of the Cumberland Agricultural Society shows 3. All exhibitors names will be in the catalogue unless they state otherwise 4. No exhibits to be sent by post 5. All exhibits except children s handwriting must have class cards firmly attached to the exhibit 6. All exhibits must be staged by exhibitors by 6pm on Friday 15th June 2018 (except Walking Sticks which will be judged at 9.30am on Show Day). 7. Whilst every care will be taken, the Society do not hold themselves responsible for loss, damage or detention of exhibits Prizes / removal of exhibits: 1. The Judge s decision is final 2. Prize money will be paid out between 3:00 p.m. and 4:30 p.m. 3. No-one will be allowed to remove exhibits before 4:45 p.m. 4. All goods to be removed from tent by 5:15 p.m. Goods not collected by this time are left at owners risk 5. At the committees discretion prize money may be replaced with vouchers First Prize Second Prize Third Prize 2.00 (Unless otherwise stated) Closing Date For Entries Friday 18th May 2018 Entries to be forwarded to the Secretary: Home Industries Secretary: Megan Davy Cumberland Agricultural Society, Dalmar House, Barras Lane Estate, Dalston, Carlisle, Cumbria, CA5 7NY. Tel:

74 DECORATIVE STITCHERY Section One Judge: Mrs E Gill Class 1 Class 2 Class 3 Class 4 Class 5 Class 6 Class 7 Class 8 Class 9 Class 10 Class 11 Class 12 Predominantly cross stitch picture from a kit or chart Embroidered sampler Article in hardanger Article in blackwork Article in crewelwork Embroidered bag Article in canvas work - any stitch Picture worked using creative embroidery Stitched decorative box Stitched greetings card Needlecase or pincushion or scissors case Article in embroidery not included in the above classes 5 for most outstanding exhibit in Section One 5 for the exhibitor gaining most points in Section One A trophy donated by The Cumberland Embroiderers Guild will be presented to the exhibitor with most outstanding exhibit in Section One (to be held for one year, not to be won outright) KNITTING Section Two Judge: Mrs N Boyes Class 13 Class 14 Class 15 Class 16 Class 17 Class 18 Class 19 Article for a baby Article no thicker than 4 ply Article in double knitting Article in yarn thicker than double knitting Knitted toy Knitted scarf or hat Article in shades of green 5 for most outstanding exhibit in Section Two 5 for the exhibitor gaining most points in Section Two 72

75 MISCELLANEOUS Section Three Judges: Mrs S Graham & Ms D Walker Class 20 Oil Painting (any subject) Class 21 Watercolours Painting (any subject) Class 22 Picture in any other medium (not stitchery) Class 23 A Poppy in any medium Class 24 Article in patchwork/quilting Class 25 Article in crochet work Class 26 Article in felt work Class 27 A Christmas decoration Class 28 Article in beadwork Class 29 Article incorporating buttons Class 30 Doorstop in any medium Class 31 Handmade greetings card (not stitchery) Class 32 Article in handicraft (not included in classes 23-31) Class 33 Limerick, first line to read Harry and Meghan came to the show Class 34 Article made by a senior citizen Class 35 Something new from something old Class 36 Pick up & bring A Cumbrian Souvenir 5 for most outstanding exhibit in Section Three 5 for exhibitor gaining most points in classes 1-36 A silver rose bowl donated by the late Mrs J Shepherd, Eden Wood, Linstock, will be presented to exhibitor gaining most points in classes 1-36 (to be held for one year, not to be won outright) A trophy donated by St. John s Ambulance, will be presented to winner of class 34 (to be held for one year, not to be won outright) PHOTOGRAPHY Section Four Judge: Mr D Fowler All photographs to be printed on photographic paper and not to exceed 7 x 5 (Please note Photography Junior Classes do not contribute towards the points system) Class 37 Class 38 Class 39 Class 40 Class 41 Class 42 Class 43 Class 44 Coloured snapshot Humorous Coloured snapshot A dash of green Coloured snapshot Autumn Coloured snapshot My favourite day Coloured snapshot One or more Animals Coloured snapshot Beautiful Flowers Coloured snapshot Farming Life Coloured snapshot A Cumbrian Landscape 73

76 JUNIOR CLASSES First Prize Second Prize Third Prize Fourth Prize 1.00 Fifth and Sixth prizes of 50p each will be awarded in classes with more than 20 entries. Seventh to Tenth prizes of 50p each will be awarded in classes with more than 50 entries Class 45 Class 46 Age Under 10 - Snapshot Pet/Animal Age Snapshot Pet/Animal 5 for most outstanding exhibit in Section Four 5 for exhibitor gaining most points in Section Four Terris Electrical Co Ltd Photo Frame will be presented to the exhibitor with the best photograph in Section Four (to be held for one year, not to be won outright) WALKING STICKS Section Five Judge: Mr A Pettigrew NEW TO Judging will take place on Show Day. Please have all exhibits staged by 9.30am All sticks to be made by exhibitor Maximum of 2 entries per person per class Class 47 Class 48 Class 49 Class 50 Class 51 Class 52 Class 53 Class 54 Class 55 Class 56 Class 57 Class 58 Class 59 Novice class wood or horn (exhibitor not to have won a 1st prize at previous exhibitions of this society) Walking stick with horn head Walking stick with wood head Walking stick with buffalo head Thumb stick with horn head Thumb stick with wood head Leg Cleek Shepherd s crook with horn head Shepherd s crook with wood head Lady stick with horn head Lady stick with wood head Ornamental walking stick or crook with wooden head Ornamental walking stick or crook with horn head 5 for most outstanding exhibit in Section Five 5 for the exhibitor gaining most points in Section Five The Grant and Little cup will be presented to exhibitor gaining most points in Section Five (to be held for one year, not to be won outright) A Challenge Cup will be presented to exhibitor with best stick in Section Five (to be held for one year, not to be won outright) 74

77 WINE Section Six Judge: Mrs HJ Greenbank Maximum of 2 entries per person per class (different varieties) Class 60 Class 61 Class 62 Class 63 Class 64 Bottle of homemade red wine Bottle of homemade white wine Bottle of homemade fruit gin Bottle of homemade fruit liqueur A cocktail to be staged with recipe card 5 for most outstanding exhibit in Section Six 5 for the exhibitor gaining most points in Section Six The Waver Wine Cup, donated by The Waver Wine Club, Blencogo, will be presented to exhibitor with best wine exhibit in classes (to be held for one year, not to be won outright) PRODUCE Section Seven Judges: Mrs T Graham, Mrs G Atkinson & Mrs S Pollock Class 65 Class 66 Class 67 Class 68 Class 69 Class 70 Class 71 Class 72 Class 73 Four bread rolls Slice of savoury quiche Four fruit scones Four savoury scones Two scotch eggs Four sausage rolls Four items suitable for an Afternoon Tea displayed on a side plate Four Savoury Canapés Egremont Chocolate Cake - Made to a set recipe Ingredients Baked in 2lb Loaf 180C/Fan 160C Gas Mark 4 Cake 9 oz SR flour. 1 oz of coco powder. 7 oz caster sugar 1 large egg. 1 oz of golden syrup 4oz of baking margarine. 6 fluid oz of milk half a tea spoon of bi carb of soda 3 fluid oz of boiling water. a good pinch of salt. Topping 7oz icing sugar 1oz coco 2oz soft margarine 2 1/2 tablespoons of milk. 75

78 Class 74 Class 75 Class 76 Class 77 Class 78 Class 79 Class 80 Class 81 Class 82 Class 83 Class 84 Class 85 Class 86 Class 87 Class 88 Class 89 Class 90 Class 91 Class 92 Class Put flour, sugar coco bi carb & salt into a mixing bowl. 2. Melt margarine and syrup in a pan, cool and then add milk and water. 3. Whisk egg & pour into dry ingredients. 4. Pour contents of the pan into the dry ingredients and give it a good mix incorporating all the ingredients. 5. Pour into a lined 2 pound tin and cook for 1 hour or until you insert a skewer and it comes out clean. 6. Let it cool completely. 7. For the icing place icing sugar and coco into a bowl, melt margarine and milk together and stir into the coco and icing sugar spread on the cake and decorate with chocolate shavings. Victoria sandwich cake, jam filled, baked in one tin Four pieces of cake using one variety of vegetable Four cream horns - filled (made using puff pastry) Four squares of gingerbread Four muffins Four meringue nests, unfilled Individual dessert in a glass Tea bread (not made with yeast) Four pieces of tray bake (without chocolate) Four pieces of tray bake (with chocolate) Four coffee puffs (filled) Four biscuits (one variety) Four shortbread biscuits Four Bourbon Biscuits - Made to set recipe Biscuits 100g/4oz softened butter or margarine 100g/4oz caster sugar 1 egg yolk 200g/8oz plain flour 15ml/1 tbsp cocoa, sieved Filling 15ml/1 tbsp cocoa, sieved 50g/2oz softened butter 100g/4oz icing sugar, sieved caster sugar to dust 1. Cream the butter or margarine and sugar together until light and fluffy. Add the egg yolk and stir in the flour and cocoa. Knead well. Cover and refrigerate for 30 minutes. 2. Roll out dough to approximately 2.5mm thickness and cut into fingers. Prick with a fork and dust with a little caster sugar. 3. Place on lightly greased baking trays and bake for minutes at 160C/150C fan, 325F, Gas mark For the filling, cream together cocoa, butter and icing sugar. Sandwich biscuits together with a little filling. Male only - four pieces of lemon drizzle Dish of Cumberland rum butter - made by the melted method Jar of strawberry jam Jar of raspberry jam Jar of lemon curd Jar of jam - any kind 76

79 Class 94 Class 95 Class 96 Class 97 Class 98 Jar of jelly - any kind Jar of marmalade Jar of chutney Three hen eggs Three bantam eggs 5 for most outstanding exhibit in Section Seven 5 for exhibitor gaining most points in Section Seven The Dixon-Graham Cup, donated by the late Mr & Mrs W Dixon-Graham, will be presented to exhibitor with most points in Section Seven (to be held for one year, not to be won outright HORTICULTURAL Section Eight Judges: Mr & Mrs K Roper Class 99 Four new potatoes Class 100 Three sticks of rhubarb Class 101 Pot plant - Flowering Class 102 Pot plant - Foliage Class 103 Pot plant - Succulents Class 104 One rhododendron or azalea flower Class 105 Three stems perennials - one variety Class 106 Three stems perennials - 3 different varieties Class 107 Three blooms from a climber Class 108 One rose bloom Class 109 Three rose blooms Class 110 Three hosta leaves Class 111 Six pansies Class 112 Vase of mixed garden flowers Class 113 A Heuchera in a pot 5 for most outstanding exhibit in Section Eight 5 for exhibitor gaining most points in Section Eight 77

80 FLORAL ART Section Nine Judge: Mrs P Dawson Adults: First Prize Second Prize Third Prize 4.00 Children s: First prize Second prize Third prize Fourth prize Fifth prize 50p (Please note Floral Art Junior Classes do not contribute towards the points system) Flowers for classes in this section need not have been grown by Exhibitor TABLE SPACE LIMITED TO 30 UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED An Exhibit is composed of natural plant material, with or without accessories, contained within a space as specified in the schedule. Novice Class ( Novice - a person who has not previously won a 1st prize) Class 114 An arrangement in a sugar bowl (not to exceed 12 ) Open Classes Class 115 An exhibit depicting a Book Title Class 116 Funky Foliage - an exhibit Class 117 A Corsage Class 118 One, Two, Three - an exhibit using 3 blooms Junior Classes (16 years of age and under) Class 119 Mixed flowers in a teacup and saucer Class 120 A bowl of floating pansies 10 for exhibitor gaining most points in Section Nine 20 for most outstanding exhibit in Section Nine A silver rose bowl, donated by the late Mr & Mrs T Hogg, will be presented to exhibitor gaining most points in classes (to be held for one year, not to be won outright OVERALL CHAMPION - 10 for Adults Most Outstanding Exhibit Overall RESERVE - 10 for Adults Second Most Outstanding Exhibit Overall The Brough Rose Salver will be presented to the exhibitor with the most outstanding exhibit overall (to be held for one year, not to be won outright) 78

81 JUNIOR SECTION Judges: Mrs J Wilson, Mrs E Brocklebank, Mrs J Garner, Mrs R Dixon & Mrs J Hird First Prize Second Prize Third Prize Fourth Prize 1.00 Fifth and Sixth prizes of 50p each will be awarded in classes with more than 20 entries. Seventh to Tenth prizes of 50p each will be awarded in classes with more than 50 entries Free entry to all classes in Junior Section Show day should be the date used for the ages of the entrants All handwriting to be in a plastic pocket with exhibitor ticket left, unfolded at back of work 5 YEARS & UNDER Class 121 Picture on a sheet of paper A picture of me (no bigger than A4) Class 122 Handwriting, unmounted, no illustrations, lined paper optional Class 123 Pick up and bring One Glove Class 124 A decorated jam jar Class 125 An edible wristband Today I Saw a Little Worm by Spike Milligan Today I saw a little worm, Wiggling on his belly, Perhaps he d like to come inside, And see what s on the telly. Class 126 One decorated rich tea biscuit displayed on a tea plate To be judged on decoration only 6 & 7 YEARS OLD Class 127 Picture on a sheet of paper My Pet (no bigger than A4) Class 128 Handwriting, unmounted, no illustrations, lined paper optional My Stegosaurus I have a stegosaurus He s really rather sweet But he s very, very fussy About the food he ll eat I offered him a burger A plate of egg and chips A dish of chicken curry But none would pass his lips I said, What would be tasty? I ll get it if I can. He said, I d better tell you I m a vegetarian! Class 129 Pick up and bring Novelty Notebook Class 130 Handmade bookmark Class 131 Egg shell cress head 79

82 Class 132 One fruit/vegetable kebab Class 133 One decorated gingerbread person To be judged on decoration only 8 & 9 YEARS OLD Class 134 Picture on a sheet of paper A Scarecrow (no bigger than A4) Class 135 Handwriting, unmounted, no illustrations, lined paper optional Wind in the Hill by A. A. Milne No one can tell me, Nobody knows, Where the wind comes from, Where the wind goes. It s flying from somewhere As fast as it can, I couldn t keep up with it, Not if I ran. But if I stopped holding The string of my kite, It would blow with the wind For a day and a night. And then when I found it, Wherever it blew, I should know that the wind Had been going there too. So then I could tell them Where the wind goes But where the wind comes from Nobody knows. Class 136 Pick up and bring Novelty fridge magnet Class 137 Decorated wooden spoon Class 138 One liquorice allsorts creature displayed on tea plate Class 139 Three butterfly buns Class Pizza displayed on paper plate 10 & 11 YEARS OLD Class 141 An illustrated capital letter (no bigger than A4) Class 142 Handwriting - An addressed envelope to the Cumberland Show Home Industries Secretary Megan Davy, Dalmar House, Barras Lane Estate, Dalston, Carlisle, Cumbria, CA5 7NY Class 143 Pick up and bring A Badge Class 144 A tribal mask Class 145 A greetings card incorporating seeds Class 146 Three jam tarts Class 147 Sandwich cake (jam) no icing or sugar on top 80

83 12-16 YEARS OLD Class 148 Black & white artwork (no bigger than A4) Class 149 One verse from my favourite song Class 150 Pick up and bring Scarf Class 151 A painted horseshoe Class 152 A handmade bug hotel (not exceeding 12 square) Class 153 Three rock buns Class 154 Individual dessert in a glass 5 for exhibitor gaining most points in Junior Section 5 for exhibitor gaining second most points in Junior Section 5 for most outstanding exhibit in Junior Section The Eden Cup will be presented to exhibitor with most outstanding exhibit in Junior Section The Springfield Cup, donated by the late EM Johnston Esq., Springfield Farm, Carleton, Carlisle, will be presented to exhibitor gaining most points in the Junior Section (to be held for one year, not to be won outright) Society Rose Bowl will be presented to the school gaining most points in the Junior Section (to be held for one year, not to be won outright) Schedule 2019 by If you would be happy to receive next year s Schedule by , when available in March 2019, please contact the relevant Secretary by 1 st February Light Horses & Heavy Horses Margaret Ogden - horsesecretary@cumberlandshow.co.uk Livestock & Vintage Vehicles Jill Dunglinson - secretary@cumberlandshow.co.uk Home Industries & School Competition Megan Davy - homeindustries@cumberlandshow.co.uk Signed, hard copy, entry forms will still need to be sent by post along with payment to the relevant secretary. Many thanks, Cumberland Agricultural Society 81

84 WOMEN S INSTITUTE MEMBERS ONLY The Cumberland Show have invited the members of the Cumbria Federation of Women s Institutes to enter a special class this year entitled: FARMING LIFE Judges: Mrs E Graham & Mrs K Twentyman This is to be a Co-Operative Class, staged in the Home Industries Section of the Show. What to do: 1. Three items to be staged on a 12 board, one cookery, one craft and one floral. 2. Accessories allowed. 3. At least 2 members from your WI must take part. 4. Member s names and the name of your WI, to be put in an envelope and attached to your entry. 5. Entry to be marked out of 80 i.e 20 points for each item, and 20 points for staging and interpretation. 6. Please READ rules and regulations of the Cumberland Show Home Industries Section 7. Entry form and entry fee of 1 to be sent to: Home Industries Secretary: Megan Davy, Cumberland Agricultural Society, Dalmar House, Barras Lane Estate, Dalston, Carlisle, Cumbria, CA5 7NY. 8. Cheques payable to Cumberland Agricultural Society. 9. There will be three prizes, 15 for 1st Prize, 9 for 2nd Prize and 6 for 3rd Prize. Full details, rules and regulations of the Home Industries Section of the Cumberland Show are on the website and contained in the schedule 82

85 SCHOOL DISPLAY COMPETITION The Cumberland Show invites primary schools to enter the school display special class. This is an exciting opportunity for you to put pupils work on display. The theme for 2018 is: FARMING LIFE 1st prize kindly donated by Walby Farm Park 1st = A visit to Walby Farm Park. 2nd = 75. 3rd 50 and 2 prizes of 25 Rules: - Exhibits need to be displayed on 1m Square Base, 1m wide & with a backdrop 1.5m high Full details, Rules & Regulation of the Home Industries Section of the Cumberland Show are on the Cumberland Show Website and contained in the schedule. The Walby Farm Park visit is for educational purposes only, conditions apply. SCHOOL SCRAPBOOK COMPETITION The Cumberland Show invited primary schools to enter the school scrapbook special class. The theme for 2018 is: FARMING LIFE Prize Money kindly sponsored by Story Homes 1st = 50, 2nd Prize = 25, 3rd Prize = 20 Full details, rules and regulations of the Home Industries Section of the Cumberland Show are on the website. and are contained in the schedule. COMMITTEE Christine Ackerley Christine Batey Anne Carlyle Vicky Crozier Megan Davy Moira Fisher Sheena Frizell Joyce Gorst Dawn Graham Beth Irving Anne Little Jill Little Anna Lindsay Kerry Lindsay Elizabeth Peile Gillian Potts Kate Rayson Anne Summers Mabel Taylor Christine Tattersall Louise Telford Sue Whitlock Ann Whiteford Joyce Wilson 83

86 PRIZE MONEY KINDLY DONATED BY: Abacus Children s Day Nursery, A Frizell Ltd, Acorn Bank, Alan Tuer Ltd, Aspatria Farmers, Bay Tree Florists Denton Holme, Blackdyke Riding Centre, Brian Hetherington (Joinery & Building) Contractor, Caldbeck & District Women s Institute, Capontree Veterinary Centre, Carrock Meats, Carrock View Lesuirepool, Cartmell Shepherd, Claires Handmade Ltd Wigton, Cleverdata Ltd, Cochranes Nurseries, Country Kitchen Cafe Dalston, Cumberland Federation of Womens Institutes, DA Harrison, Dalston Aggregates, David Allen Accountancy, D & D McWilliams Independent Opticians, Dobcross Nursery, Eric Hagan Independent Opticians, Faugh Beeches, Flowertime Longtown, Fun-2-Do, Food & Company, Fruit & Roots Brampton, Gossip Hair & Beauty / DGT Consultants, Gretna Bakery Ltd, Hayton Women s Institute, Hesta Scene Caldbeck, Hidden River Cabins, Hughsrigg Pottery, Ian Lowes Stone Masonary Wigton, Irthing Joinery Irthington, Irthing Vale Quality Foods Ltd, Julie Vevers Paper Shop Longtown, Jiggery Pokery Fashion & Accessories, Louise Utting Chartered Accountant, M Feed Ltd, Mathers Dairy Utensils Ltd Carlisle, Rachael Marston Tropic Skincare, Richard Hodgson Photography, Roseberry Floral Design, SH Electrical UK Ltd, Spice Catering, Steven Wilson Butchers Corby, Story Homes, Suziebou of Dalston, Terris Electrical Co Ltd, The Beauty Room Morton Manor, The Gentry Male Grooming, The Lemon Tree Coffee Shop Whitesyke, The Old Bank City Pub & Chop House, The Travel Team Brampton, Thwaite Holme Kitchens & Bedrooms Ltd Dalston, Touch Nails & Beauty Castle Street, Walby Farm Park, Watt s Cookery Heads Nook, Whitesyke Garden Centre Mrs C Ackerley, Mrs C Batey, Mrs & Mrs S Brough, Mrs G Brown, Dr & Mrs Paul Davies, Mrs T Dunglinson, Mrs PM Faulder, Mrs & Mrs R Fisher, Mrs S Frizell, Mr & Mrs J Gorst, Mrs I Hill, Mrs & Mrs T Kirby, Mrs D Milbourn, Mr & Mrs JH Mitchinson, Mrs D Nicholson, Mr & Mrs Peile (Greystoke Castle Farms), Mrs G Potts, Mr & Mrs K Rayson, Mrs K Sisson, Mrs A Summers, Mrs C Tattersall, Mrs M Taylor, Mrs E Telford, Mrs M Wannop, Mrs A Whiteford, Mrs S Whitlock, Mrs Jean Wilson, Mrs Joyce Wilson (Old Church Farm) 84

87 HOME INDUSTRIES ENTRY FORM Please note NO entries will be accepted AFTER the closing date Please send all completed entry forms to Home Industries Secretary: Megan Davy Cumberland Agricultural Society, Dalmar House, Barras Lane Estate, Dalston, Carlisle, Cumbria, CA5 7NY. Exhibitors need to have a exhibitor cards attached to exhibits and a removal card. Therefore please enclose a large letter stamped address envelope. If you wish to collect exhibitor tickets on Friday 15th June and have NOT enclosed a stamped envelope please tick this box Entry confirmation will be via /telephone. Cheques made payable to Cumberland Agricultural Society Name:... Address: Mobile Number:... Please note this is essential as you will now receive a text message if you have won a trophy to collect at 3.30pm on Show Day) Address:... By signing this form, I/we agree to abide by the rules of the Cumberland Agricultural Society, and accept the sharing of my/our data, if necessary, with the bodies listed in Rule Signature... Section Class No. Class Name Amount of Entries (1 per exhibitor except in Sections 5&6) Amount Total Amount Enclosed Would like to receive Schedule by in future Continued overleaf 85

88 Continued from overleaf Section Class No. Class Name Amount of Entries (1 per exhibitor except in Sections 5&6) Amount Total Amount Enclosed 86

89 Harness Racing In association with Eden Valley Harness Racing At 5:00pm on the Showfield the Harness Racing begins. Returning once again after been a hugely popular final event at the 2017 Show. All racing is conducted under British harness racing rules. Dairy Farm Service & Supply Company For the north of England & south west Scotland We provide: Full milking machine sales, installation & service. Bulk milk tank sales, installation & service. 24-hour breakdown service. Farm supplies via our van delivery service direct to your door. Our Farm Advisory Services include: Parlour service testing and mastitis control. Parlour hygiene and bactoscan control. Energy conservation for refrigerated bulk milk tanks and milking machines. Contact Details: G. D. & M. Dunglinson, Brunstock, Carlisle, Cumbria, CA6 4QG T: E: sales@dunglinson.co.uk

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