OPEN EXHIBITION 2018

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1 HESKET-NEW-MARKET AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY Holding No: 08/050/8000 LIST OF PREMIUMS to be competed for at the OPEN EXHIBITION 2018 at Newlands Hesket New Market by kind permission of M/S J Stobart & Family on SATURDAY, 1st September, 2018 ALL ENTRIES CLOSE 20th AUGUST, 2018 Solway Print. Tel:

2 RULES 1. The Society shall be called the Hesket-New-Market Agricultural Society. 2. The Committee must be elected each year at the Subscribers Annual Meeting. 3. Subscribers of 5 or over are eligible for election to the Committee. The Society s Premiums shall be open to all (except where specified). 4. Subscribers of 5.00 shall be ordinary members of the Society, and will be entitled to any number of entries in the Premiums at the fee stated. 5. No exhibitor to compete for more than one prize with the same animal, with the exception of classes marked *. 6. All Entry Fees shall accompany entries, such entries to be made only on the official form of the Society, and shall be remitted or made to the Secretaries only. 7. All stock shall be bona-fide property of the Exhibitor; its age shall be calculated up to the day of the Show; also to have been two months previous to the Show, the property of the exhibitor. 8. Protests shall be made in writing, accompanied by a deposit of 5 and shall not be entertained unless received by the 20th September The decision of the Committee shall be final and, if proved frivolous, the deposit shall be forfeited. 9. In the case of protests against the age of the animal, these should be made before judging, on the day of the Show, and the dispute shall be settled by the Judges. 10. The stewards are empowered to measure any horses entered which are subject to height restriction. Anyone objecting shall be disqualified. 11. All animals to be on ground by am. On day of Show. No stock to be removed from the Show Field until after the Grand Parade. ALL PRIZE WINNERS MUST GO IN THE GRAND PARADE. 12. The Committee do not hold themselves responsible for any loss of property or incidents to stock on the Show Ground. 13. All winning trophies are the responsibility of the recipient and should be returned in good order. 14. In the event of a show cancellation entry fees will stand on for the following year. 15. Could all Trophy winners please return their trophies to the secretary one week prior to the show. 2

3 BIO SECURITY RULES HESKET-NEW-MARKET AGRICULTURAL SHOW Notice to all visitors and exhibitors Please read and observe the following: All vehicles must be clean before arrival. All exhibitors, judges and visitors must ensure they arrive in clean clothing and when leaving the animal area be sure their footwear is clean. There will be hand washing facilities and disinfection points at the entrance to the animal area. All stock handlers must wash after handling livestock. All Cattle and Sheep will be visually inspected by a vet when being unloaded into the animal area. All Sheep to be accompanied by AML 1 (movement) form to showground. All Cattle to be accompanied by a Passport. Our On Site Biosecurity Officer is Richard Brough if you need any assistance. These rules are required by DEFRA and must be adhered to. 3

4 HESKET-NEW-MARKET AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY LIST OF OFFICIALS President: Mr Henry Little Chairman: Mr John Greenbank Vice Chairman: Mr John Peile COMMITTEE The following committee members retire by rotation and are eligible for reelection as follows: E Holliday J Peile J Shiel J Dickinson A Sewell S Watson TA Pearson R Little J Stobart M Hunt J Paterson J Brownrigg C Paterson M Brough K Pears T Foster R Brough J Ritson J Little W Ridley A Cowx C Shiel A Potts T Todd W Hird J Mitchell I Bedford G Watson M Pattinson D Osbourne J Greenbank R Watson M Dickinson B Graham D Whitson R Whitson A Grieve J Mounsey Mark Dickinson M Bell J Cox P Pearson R Ridley K Bates Ian Dickinson Agricultural Secretary: Mrs Mary Brough, Howgill, Hesket Newmarket Tel; Treasurer Mrs Mary Pattinson, Drumalis, Caldbeck, Wigton Hon. Veterinary Surgeon: The Green Vets,Skelton. First Aid: B.E.S.T. First Aid 4

5 PROVISIONAL TIME TABLE 8.30 a.m. Show Field Opens a.m. Judging Commences: Light Horses and Ponies, Heavy Horses to follow class a.m. Dairy Cattle, Any Other Cattle Breed a.m. Young Handlers Preparation in Cattle Lines a.m. Judging Commences: Herdwick Sheep, Cross Bred, Blue Faced Leicester Sheep, Prime Lambs, Swaledale Sheep, Suffolk Sheep, Texel Sheep, Any Other Native Sheep Breed, Fell Ponies, Shetland Ponies and British Blue Cattle a.m. Young Handlers cattle classes a.m. Limousin Cattle, Charolais Cattle, Beef-Bred Cattle p.m. Foxhounds and Terriers, Poultry and Pet rabbits p.m. Sheepdogs, Gundogs, Pets, Pet Dogs and Vintage Vehicles p.m. Children s Fancy Dress p.m. VINTAGE VEHICLES & GRAND PARADE p.m Terrier Racing, Jack Russell Racing 3.15 p.m. Wrestling 4.00 p.m. Tug of War M M M The Committee of the Hesket-New-Market Show would like to thank most sincerely the following firms who have given generous support to the Show by sponsoring the prize money for many of the classes. Harrison & Hetherington Ltd. Wilde Agriculture. Hopes Auction Co. Ltd. NFU Mutual Insurance Carlisle. J. Stobart & Sons Ltd. Mitchells Auction Co Ltd Cumb. & Dumfries Farmers Mart Keenan Feeders Allan Stobart Lubricants & Fuels Dodd & Co. Cumberland Building Society Eden Farm Supplies Penrith & District Farmers Mart Babcock Communications David Allen & Co. Lake District National Park. C.T. Hayton Penrith Farmers & Kidds Ltd Hesket-New-Market Brewery. Carrock Design & Build G&J Tickle, Midtown House. Belle Vue Vets 5

6 A Maximum of 2 person admitted per Horse Shown. All numbers to be collected from the Secretaries tent HEAVY HORSES Judge: Mrs Steadman, Culgaith Entry Fee 5 To be judged following class 17 Prize Money: First 12, Second 8, Third 5 per class. 1. Mare or Gelding 3yrs and over. Sponsor Midtown House 2. Colt or Filly Yearling and 2 yr olds. 3. Colt or Filly Foal. The Hesket Brewery Perpetual Trophy will be presented to the Champion Clydesdale. The Tamzin Cup will be presented to best Colt or Filly Foal (Class 3). A Trophy will be presented to the best opposite sex to the Champion. FELL PONIES Judge: Mrs. J Fairburn, Castle Douglas Entry fee 5 Prize Money: First 12, Second 8, Third 5 per class. 4. Brood Mare with Foal at Foot not exceeding l4hh. Sponsor: Midtown House. 5. Colt or Filly Foal. 6. Four-Year-Old Mare or Gelding. Sponsor: Robert Watson 7. Three-Year-old Gelding or Filly. 8. Two-Year-Old Gelding or Filly. Sponsor: Hesket Newmarket Brewery. 9. One-Year-Old Gelding Colt or Filly: Sponsor, R Hunter *10. Best Riding Fell Pony 4 years and over: marks to be awarded as follows--50% for manners, ride and presentation in ring, 50% for conformation. Sponsor: Barbara Bell The Jock Scott Perpetual Memorial Challenge Cup will be awarded to the Champion Fell Pony with Champion Rosette Mr J W Strong will give The Willie Winder Perpetual Memorial Cup for the Best Riding Fell Pony. Mr Rawlinson will give The Thornbeck Trophy for best Fell Foal (Class 5). Miss B Bell will give The Jim Bell Memorial Trophy for best brood mare (Class 4) 6

7 7 LIGHT HORSES AND PONIES (All Ridden Horses to be 4yrs and over) Judge: Ms. K Gale, Newbiggen Entry Fee 5 Prize Money: First 12; Second 8; Third 5 per Class 11. Best Ridden turned out. Rider 16yrs old and under Sponsor: Hesket Newmarket Brewery. All competitors will receive a gift of sweets. 12. Best Lead Rein Pony 12.2hh and under ridden by a child 8 yrs old and under. Mrs Richardson, Heggle Lane will give the Richardson Trophy. 13. Best Riding Pony 12.2hh and under ridden by a child 12yrs old and under. Mrs Richardson, Heggle Lane will give the Caldew Trophy 14. Best Riding Pony exceeding 12.2hh but not exceeding 14.2hh, rider 16yrs and under Mrs Richardson, Heggle Lane will give the Allinson Cup. Sponsor: Dodd & Co 15. Mixed Height Ridden pure bred mountain and moorland (excluding fell ponies) Lead Rein Permitted 16. Best Ridden Family Pony 15hh and under judged on suitability and manners. 17. Best young handler - 12 yrs old and under. Porter Cup to be presented to Champion Pony from classes JUDGES Lunch break/heavy Horse Judging 18. Best one, two or three yr old gelding or filly any height. David & Helen Kerry will present a Perpetual Memorial Trophy 19. Best Horse in hand exceeding 14.2hh, 4 yrs old and over 20. Best Pure Bred Mountain and Moorland in hand, any age (excluding Fells) Sponsor: Hesket Newmarket Brewery. 21. Best Coloured Horse or Pony any age, in hand 22. Best Veteran in hand, 16yrs old and over 23. Best Ridden Thoroughbred/Ex Racehorse 4 yrs old and over (not to be entered in class 24 or 25. Sponsor: Dodd & Co 24. Best Ridden Hunter, mare or gelding 15.2hh and under Sponsor CJ Hodgson 25. Best ridden Hunter over 15.2hh. Class may be split at judge s discretion. Mrs E & Miss A Sewell will give the Oakhall Eagle Star Cup to Champion Ridden Hunter. (Classes 24 and 25) Mr. W. R. Cowx, Hudscales, Hesket-New-Market.will give a Trophy for Overall Champion Horse/Pony from classes SHETLAND PONIES Judge: TBC Entry Fee 5 Prize Money: First 12; Second 8; Third 5 per Class. 26. Stallion 3 years and over. 27. Best Brood Mare with Foal at Foot. 28. Best Colt or Filly Foal 29. Best Gelding Filly or Geld Mare 4 years or over. Sponsor: Hesket New Market Brewery.

8 30. 2 or 3 Year Old Filly or Gelding. 31. Best Yearling. Rosettes for Champion & Reserve Championship: Mr H Earl will award a Perpetual Challenge Cup Mr J Mc Master will present a Perpetual Challenge Trophy for the Best Registered Shetland Pony 3 years old and under. The Nathaniel Patterson Memorial Trophy will be presented to the Best Shetland Yearling (Class 31). CATTLE EXHIBITORS WILL REQUIRE PASSPORTS. Holding No: 08/050/8000 YOUNG HANDLERS CLASSES Prizes given solely for handling and presentation of animal. Judged in Cattle lines 10.15a.m. then in Show Ring a.m. Animal to be under 12 months on day of show. Judge: Ms. L Bell, Wigton & Mr C Brough, Carlisle Entry Fee 2 Prize Money: First 12; Second 8; Third 5 per class years and under calf 10months of age and under Beef Bred. Sponsor C T Hayton Ltd 33. Under 21 years calf any age years and under calf 10 months of age and under Dairy Bred Sponsor Allan Stobart Lubricants & Fuels 35. Under 21 years calf any age Dairy bred. Sponsor Mitchells Auction Co Mr R little will give a Perpetual Trophy for the Champion Handler in classes 32,33,34 and Border Charolais Club Chairman s Young Handlers Competition. To compete for the David Lawton Trophy. Entrants aged years will show a beef bred calf, under 18 months old, and prizes will be awarded to the best presented calf and handler. (Also eligible for classes 32 and 33) All calves in this section are eligible for other classes DAIRY CATTLE Judge: Mr. D. Bargh, Skelton Entry Fee 3 Prize Money: First 12; Second 8; Third 5 per class 37. Cow in Milk. Sponsor: Mr J Dickinson, High House, Southernby. 38. Heifer in Milk. Sponsor GD & M Dunglinson. 39. Cow in Calf. Sponsor: Harrison & Hetherington Ltd. 40. Heifer in Calf. Sponsor K & A Fearon 41. Maiden Heifer retaining calf teeth 42. Pair of Dairy Cattle. Sponsor: Mr B Mallinson, New Yeat. The John Wilson Cup will be presented to the winner of class 42 for the Pair of Dairy Cattle. The W. Whitelaw Cup will be presented to the Champion 8

9 LIMOUSIN CATTLE Judge: Mr S. Powley, Armathwaite Entry Fee 3 Prize Money: First 12; Second 8; Third 5 per class. 43. Bull born on or before Bull born on or after Sponsor Keenan 45. Cow or Heifer in Calf or milk born before Sponsor: Wilde Agriculture. 46. Heifer in calf or milk born on or between and Heifer born on or after Sponsor: W Cowx, Hudscales. 48. Calf born on or after Mr H Ridley will give a Perpetual Challenge Cup for the Champion Animal in the Limousin Classes. Mr M Ridley will give 10 to Champion in the Limousin Classes. Note: Name and Date of Birth of Animals with Entries. See Class 66 at Interbreed Section North West Limousin Cattle Breeders Association 2018 Heifer Derby The Overall Winner will receive the Tommy Holliday Memorial Trophy Heifers to be - Born on or after 31st July 2016 Also:- Bull Derby Young Bulls to be - Born on or after 1st January 2018 Home Bred and all names and herd book numbers will be checked. The final will be held at Westmorland County Show on Thursday 13th September 2018 Generous Prize Money will be given. BRITISH BLUE CATTLE Judge: Mr S. Powley, Armathwaite Entry Fee 3 Prize Money: First 12; Second 8; Third; 5 per class 49. Bull born on or after Sponsor Keenan 50. Cow or Heifer in Calf or milk born before Heifer in calf or Milk born on or between and Sponsor David Allen 52. Female born on or after Sponsor Penrith & Dist Farmers Mart 53. Calf born on or after Sponsor Carrock Design & Build Mrs Jay Maclean will give a Perpetual Challenge Cup for the Champion Animal in the British Blue Classes. Note: Name and date of birth of Animal with Entries. See Class 66 at Interbreed Section. 9

10 10 CHAROLAIS CATTLE Judge: Mr S. Powley, Armathwaite Entry Fee 3 Prize Money: First 12; Second 8; Third 5 per class 54. Bull born on or after Cow or Heifer in Milk or calf born before Sponsor: Wilde Agriculture. 56. Heifer in calf or milk born on or between and Female born on or after Calf born on or after Penrith Farmers & Kidds Ltd will give a Perpetual Trophy for the Champion Animal in the Charolais Classes. Note: Name and date of birth of animal with entries. See Class 66 Interbreed Section. ANY OTHER BREED Judge: Mr. S. Powley, Armathwaite Entry Fee 3 Prize Money: First 12; Second 8; Third 5 per class 59. Bull born on or after Sponsor: Mr J Stott Nether Row. 60. Cow or Heifer in milk or Calf born before st Prize given by Mr J Dickinson. 61. Heifer in calf or milk born on or between and Female born on or after Sponsor: J Stobart & Son Ltd. 63. Calf Born on or after Sponsor Penrith & District Farmers Mart Mr W Ridley will give a Perpetual Trophy for the Champion Animal Note: Name and Date of Birth of Animal with Entries. See Class 66 Interbreed Section. BEEF-BRED CATTLE ALL CATTLE TO BE HALTERED Judge: Mr. E Holliday, Wigton Entry fee 3 Prize Money: First 12; Second 8; Third 5 per class 64. Bullock Sponsor NFU Mutual Insurance Carlisle 65. Heifer Sponsor: Mr H Little, Bank End Mill. Messrs. Thomson, Roddick and Laurie Ltd. will give a Perpetual Challenge Cup for the Champion Animal in the Beef Bred Classes. Mitchells Auction Ltd will give 5 for the Champion Animal. See Class 66 Interbreed Class. INTERBREED BEEF CATTLE Judge: Mr. E. Holliday, Wigton Entry Fee 3 Prize Money: First 12; Second 8; Third 5 per class. 66. Best Pair of Animals in the Beef Section. Sponsor Hopes of Wigton The Harrison Ivinson Perpetual Challenge Cup for the best pair of animals in the beef section Class 66

11 Interbreed Beef Championship The Matt Ridley Trophy will be presented to the Supreme Champion in the Beef Cattle Classes. To be won 5 Times in all. Winner 1995 Mr A Hall, 1996: T W Hunter, 1997: Mrs A Hall, 1998: J Holliday, 1999:M & L Wilson, 2000: G L Hutton, 2003: Mr S Stoddart, 2004: J & E Pattinson, 2005: RE & KM Jackson, 2006: D Miller, 2008 M/s Stoddart, 2010: Nathan Grainger 2011: Alice Nixon, 2012 Alice Nixon. 2013; Mark Harryman 2014: K. Stott., 2015: I & F Souter, 2016: Haltcliffe, 2017: R&E Pattinson Mr H Ridley will give 5 to the Supreme Beef Champion. ALL SHEEP TO BE ACCOMPANIED BY AML 1 FORM TO SHOWGROUND CPH - 08/050/8000 HERDWICK SHEEP Judge: Mr Mr. S. Witham, Bowes Entry Fee 1 Prize Money: First 8; Second 5; Third 3 per class 67. Aged Tup. 68. Two Shear Tup. Sponsor: J Stobart & Son Ltd. 69. Shearling Tup. Sponsor: Belle Vue Vets 70. Tup Lamb..Sponsor: NFU Mutual Insurance, Carlisle 71. Ewe to have reared lambs this season 71. Two Shear Ewe. 73. Shearling Ewe. Sponsor: Hesket New Market Brewery. 74. Gimmer Lamb. 75. Pair of lambs, one tup, one gimmer. Sponsor CT Hayton Ltd Championship: National Westminster Bank plc will present a Trophy for the Champion Herdwick Sheep.The Lake District National Park will give 25 for the Champion Herdwick. Mr G Smithson will give a Silver Cup for Best Male. SWALEDALE Judge: TBC Entry Fee 1 Prize Money: First 8; Second 5; Third 3 per class 76. Aged Tup. Sponsor Eden Farm Supplies 77. Two Shear Tup. Sponsor: Belle Vue Vets 78. Shearling Tup. Sponsor: J Stobart & Sons Ltd. 79. Tup Lamb. Sponsor: Matt Ridley 80. Ewe to have reared lamb. Sponsor MG & M Brough 81. Shearling Gimmer. Sponsor: J Stobart & Son Ltd. 82. Gimmer Lamb. Sponsor Penrith & District Farmers Mart. 83. Pair of Lambs. One tup, one gimmer. Sponsor, Steadmans Ltd 84.* Aged Tup. Confined to holdings within the parishes of Mungrisedale, Threlkeld, Caldbeck, Bassenthwaite and Uldale. Sponsor Matt Ridley 85.* Two Shear Tup. Confined to holdings within the parishes of Mungrisedale, Threlkeld, Caldbeck, Bassenthwaite and Uldale. 11

12 12 86.* Shearling Tup. Confined to holdings within the parishes of Mungrisedale, Threlkeld, Caldbeck, Bassenthwaite and Uldale. Sponsor T Pearson 87.* Tup Lamb.. Confined to holdings within the parishes of Mungrisedale, Threlkeld, Caldbeck, Bassenthwaite and Uldale. Sponsor: Ken Pears. 88.* Ewe or Shearling Ewe. Confined to holdings within the parishes of Mungrisedale, Threlkeld, Caldbeck, Bassenthwaite and Uldale. 89.* Any Sheep shown that has not won a prize in classes 76 to 88. Championship: The Gill Family will give the David Gill Memorial Trophy for The Best Swaledale in Show. To be won 5 times in all.2010: TW Bell & Son, 2011: TW Bell &Son, 2012: TW Bell & Son 2013 :C Ridley, 2014: Messrs Ridley, 2015: Haltcliffe, HNM, 2016: Mr A Gill, 2017: TA Pearson Messrs L Raine & sons, Coach and Horses, Spittal Bowes will present a Perpetual Challenge Cup for the Champion Swaledale confined to holdings within the Skiddaw Range Parishes.The Lake District National Park will give 25 for the Champion Swaledale Sheep The Swaledale Sheep Breeders Association will give a Special Prize Rosette to the best Registered Sheep (Male or female). Mr T Pearson will give 10 for the best animal opposite sex to the champion. Judge: Mr J. Hope, Orthwaite The Blencathra Foxhounds Trophy will be awarded to the Champion Hill Bred Sheep (Herdwick/Swaledale) BLUEFACED LEICESTERS Judge: Mr. Mr. C. Dent, Kirkby Stephen Entry Fee 1 Prize Money: First 8, Second 5, Third 3 per class 90. Two Shear or Aged Ram. Sponsor Cumberland Building Society 91. Shearling Tup. 92. Tup Lamb. Sponsor Allan Stobart Lubricants & Fuels 93. Aged Ewe. 94. Shearling Ewe. Sponsor: Harrison & Hetherington Ltd. 95. Gimmer Lamb. 96.* Group of Three (one opposite sex). Sponsor: Mr M Ridley. Championship: Mr R C Brough Perpetual Trophy for the Champion Blue Faced Leicester. Mr M Ridley will give 10 for the Best Animal Opposite Sex. CROSS BRED SHEEP Judge: Mr. L. Grainger, Penrith Entry Fee 1 Prize Money: First 8, Second 5, Third 3 per class 97. Pair Grey-Faced Ewes 2 Shear or over. Sponsor Mitchells Auction Co 98. Pair Grey-Faced Shearling Gimmers. Sponsor: Penrith Farmers & Kidd 99. Pair Grey-Faced Shearling Gimmers to have reared lambs. Sponsor: Harrison & Hetherington. 100.* Pen of five Gimmer Lambs can include single and pairs shown previously. Sponsor Foster Fabrications 101. Pair Mule Gimmer Lambs Pair Mule Gimmer Lambs bred by Exhibitor farming in 5 miles of Hesket Cross. Sponsor: Mr J Stobart.

13 113. Aged Ram. Sponsor Matt Ridley Single Mule Gimmer Lamb. Sponsor: Mr A Coulthard. The Society will present a Perpetual Challenge Cup for the winner of Class 102. The Edwin Hird Challenge Cup will be presented to the winner of class 103. MG & M Brough will give 10 for the best North of England Mule Sheep exhibited by a NEMSA member. Championship: Mr M Todhunter Trophy for the Best Mule Sheep to be won three times in succession. Winners 1995: Messrs Ridley, 1996: J Smith & Jackson, 1997: J W R Allan, 1998: Russell Hall, 1999: J Stobart, 2000 :G Dickinson, 2003: S W Mawson & Son, 2004: J Crocker, 2005: M Mawson, 2006: R & F Wilson,-2008: J Stobart,2010: M A & J Crocker, 2011: J Stobart, 2012: A Nicholson 2013; AG&KF Nicholson 2014: C. Swainson, 2015: M & J Crocker 2016: W. Ridley, 2017: PJ Elliott PRIME LAMBS Judge: Mr. G. Steele, Wigton Entry Fee 1 Prize Money: First 8, Second 5, Third 3 per class Pair of Continental Cross Gimmer Lambs. Sponsor: W C Paterson Pair Grey-Faced Butchers lambs bred by Exhibitor. Sponsor Felltop Meats 106. Pair of Butchers Lambs out of a Hill Ewe. Sponsor Mitchells Auction Mart 107. Pair of Cross-Bred Butchers Lambs other than Grey-Faced bred by Exhibitors. Sponsor: Hopes Auction Co. SUFFOLK SHEEP Judge: Mr. T. Hird, Embleton Entry Fee 1 Prize Money: First 8, Second 5, Third 3 per class Aged Ram or Two Shear Shearling Ram Ram Lamb. Sponsor Mitchells Auction Co 111. Aged Ewe or Shearling. Sponsor Keenan 112. Gimmer Lamb. Sponsor TW Relph Championship: R H Carter & Son, Gerrard House Wigton, will give a trophy for the Champion Suffolk to be won 5 times in all. Winners: 1989 D Wilson, 1990 D Wilson, 1991 D A Wilson, 1992 D A Wilson, 1993 Mr R Harrison, 1994 Mr R Harrison, 1995 D A Wilson, 1996 JJ & L Hewson, 1997 D A Wilson, 1998 Miss J Jackson, 1999 R K Denby, 2000 C & S Armstrong, C & S Armstrong, C & S Armstrong, C & S Armstrong, 2006: A Neale. 2008: A Neale 2010 A Neale, 2011: A Neale, 2012: I Graham 2013; I Graham 2014: Robinson & Radford, 2015: I Graham, 2016: P & D Reid, 2017: I. Graham TEXEL SHEEP Judge: Mr. D. Jarman, Branthwaite Entry Fee 1 Prize Money: First 8; Second 5; Third 3 per class.

14 114. Shearling Ram Ram Lamb Aged Ewe Sponsor Caldbeck & HNM Sheepdog Trials 117. Shearling Ewe Gimmer Lamb Group of three (one opposite sex). Championship: The Solway & Tyne Texel Breeders Club will present a Perpetual Trophy to the Champion Texel Sheep. EXHIBITORS PLEASE STATE MAEDI VISNA STATUS ON ENTRY FORM ANY OTHER NATIVE BRITISH SHEEP BREED Judge: Mr. I. Armstrong, Lorton Entry Fee 1 Prize Money: First 8; Second 5; Third 3 per class 120. Gimmer Lamb 121. Tup Lamb 122. Aged Female 123. Aged Tup. Sponsor Allan Stobart Lubricants & Fuels Championship: A Trophy will be given for the Champion Native British Sheep Breed. ANY OTHER PURE SHEEP BREED Judge: Mr. I. Armstrong, Lorton Entry Fee 1 Prize Money: First 8; Second 5; Third 3 per class. 124 Gimmer Lamb. Sponsor Penrith Farmers & Kidds plc 125. Tup Lamb. Sponsor Hopes Auction 126. Aged Female 127. Aged Tup Champion: Mrs. Ritson Snr. Trophy will be given for the Champion Other Pure Breed Sheep CUMBRIA YOUNG HANDLERS OF THE YEAR COMPETITION (QUALIFIER) Judge Mr. C. Brough, Carlisle & Ms L. Bell, Wigton Entry Fee 1 Prize money: First 8; Second; 5; Third Sheep any age male or female, to be shown by young handler 10 years and under. Prize given solely for handling and presentation of animal to be judged after Inter breed Sheep Championship. Sponsor: William Hird, Town Head 129. Sheep any age male or female, to be shown by young handler years. Prize given solely for handling and presentation of animal. 14

15 1st places to go forward to Grand Final, the second place is eligible if the first placed handler has already qualified. Sponsor RC Irving FOLLOWED BY THE CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL To include winners from previous qualifying shows. The Championship Trophy and prize money kindly sponsored by Virbac Animal Health Judge: To be confirmed Young handlers judging to take place after Inter breed Sheep Championship INTER-BREED CHAMPIONSHIP (POINTS SYSTEM) Judge: All Sheep Breed Judges. The National Westminster bank Plc will give a Perpetual Challenge Cup. Judge: TBC SHEEP DOGS Entry Fee 1 Prize Money: First 6; Second 4; Third 2 per Class 130. Farmer s or Shepherd s Rough-haired Dog or Bitch. Sponsor: Mrs C Pearson Farmer s or Shepherd s Smooth-haired Dog or Bitch. Sponsor: Mrs E. Paterson. Championship: The Glen Trophy given by Mr T Lowthian for the Champion Collie. FOXHOUNDS NO ENTRIES TAKEN ON FIELD Judge: Mr P. Wyberg, Welton Entry fee 1 Prize Money; First 6; Second 4; Third 2 per class 132. Best Entered Dog Best Entered Bitch Unentered Dog Unentered Bitch Best Pair of Foxhounds. Belle Vue Vets Shield for the Champion Foxhound. A Goblet for Best Oposite Sex. 15

16 TERRIERS NO ENTRIES TAKEN ON FIELD Judge: Mr. P. Chaffrey, Wigton Entry Fee 1 Prize Money: First 6, Second 4, Third 2 per class 137. Working Terrier Dog Working Terrier Bitch Working Terrier Puppy Dog or Bitch. Sponsor: T W Strickland Jack Russell Dog Jack Russell Bitch Jack Russell Puppy Dog or Bitch. Sponsor Rita Musgrave 143. Border Terrier Dog Border Terrier Bitch 145. Border Terrier Puppy Dog or Bitch. Special: The Society will give 5 for Best Terrier. Rita Musgrave will give 4 for Best Jack Russell chosen from Classes 136,137,138 in memory of Mollie The Howthwaite Cup will be given to the Champion Terrier GUNDOGS Judge: Mr I Flintoff, Kirkby Stephen Entry Fee 1 Prize money: First 6; Second 4; Third 2 per class 146. Best Entered Bitch. Sponsor: J Robinson Wallace Lane Sawmill Best Entered Dog. Sponsor: J Robinson Wallace Lane Sawmill. Championship: Mr J Robinson will give a Trophy for the champion Gundog. ROOTS Now moved to Horticulture & Industrial section PETS FREE ENTRY Sponsor: Selena Coulson Prize Money: First 3; Second 2; Third 1 per Class A. Big Dogs B. Small Dogs C. Any other Children s Pet e.g : Hamster, Rabbit, Budgie etc. 16

17 17 FUR AND FEATHERS POULTRY Judge: Mr K. Hodgson Entry Fee 1.00 Prize money: First 5; Second 4; Third 3 per class 148. Large Female Any age. Hard feathered Sponsor S. Jackson Large Female Any age. Soft feathered Sponsor Carrock Design & Build 150. Large Cockerel Any age. Hard feathered Sponsor Midtown House 151. Large Cockerel Any age.soft feathered Sponsor Penrith Farmers & Kidd 152. Bantam Female Any age Hard feathered Sponsor J Robinson Wallace Lane Sawmill 153. Bantam Female Any age. Soft feathered Sponsor Foster Fabrications 154. Bantam Cockerel Any age Hard feathered Bantam Cockerel Any age Soft feathered 156. Ducks Any age Mr John Ritson will give 6 for Champion and 4 for Reserve Champion. The Bates Perpetual Trophy will be presented to the Champion in the Poultry Classes. PET RABBIT Judge: Mr. K. Hodgson Entry fee 1 Prize Money First 5; Second 4; Third 3 per class 157. Male Female. The Lionel Trophy will be presented to the Champion Rabbit. VINTAGE VEHICLES Judge: Mr. Thirwell, Croglin Entry fee: 2.00 each for first 3 entries and thereafter free. Prize money for class winners. First 12; Second 8; Third Best Turned Out Vintage NON-Agricultural Vehicle Best Turned Out Vintage Agricultural Vehicle.B Lancaster Perpetual Trophy for the Best Turned out Vintage 161. Most Desirable Vintage Motor Cycle. The Richardson Perpetual Cup for the most desirable vintage motor cycle 162. Best Vintage Farm Machinery or Stationary Engine. The Richardson family will give a Perpetual Trophy. The John Graham Memorial Trophy and a special rosette will be given to the best exhibit in the Vintage Section. SCHEDULE Did you know that you can download a Schedule and Entry form from:- Hesket Newmarket Show or if you would be happy to receive next year s Schedule by please contact Mary Brough by 1st June address:- michaelbrough417@btinternet.com

18 CUMBERLAND & WESTMORLAND STYLE WRESTLING Under 12 years Under 18 years Girls Open Novice OPEN Under 15 years Under 12½ Stone Sponsor: Hesket Newmarket Brewery The Mrs M Potts Memorial Rose Bowl will be presented to the Judges Choice Wrestler ENTRIES TO SECRETARIES TENT AFTER 2.30PM TERRIER RACING (ANY TERRIER) ENTRY FREE First 6; Second 4; Third 2. JACK RUSSELL RACING ENTRY FREE First 6; Second 4; Third 2. Mr H Ridley, Brackenriggs, Mr W Strickland, Ellengrove Sponsor the Terrier and Jack Russell races. TUG OF WAR The G A & D H Coulthard Perpetual Trophy to be held for one year by winning team. Minimum Four Teams required. Commentary By Mr John Mitchell A Perpetual Shield will be given to the BEST TRADE STAND on the field Public Address system supplied by J M Little,Carlisle. (Sponsored by Babcock Communications Ltd) Catering by Denton House. Ice-cream by Luchinis. Bar Old Crown HNM/Caldbeck YFC Admission to Field 5.00: Car Park Free Cars to Ringside 5 Children under 11-Free: Children Trade Stands All enquiries to Thomas Todd Tel Retail Stalls Over 6 Metres

19 19 Hesket-New-Market HORTICULTURAL AND INDUSTRIAL SECTION LIST OF OFFICIALS LADIES COMMITTEE Chairman: Mrs Liz Peile, Greystoke Vice Chairman: Mrs A Dickinson, Hesket Newmarket Mrs M Brough, Matthew Rudding; Mrs L Coulthard, Fellside; Mrs E Cowx, Hudscales; Mrs C Foster, Sebergham; Mrs H Greenbank, The Faulds; Mrs Philippa Groves, Hesket Newmarket; Mrs D Hall, Prior Hall; Mrs C Hine, Sebergham; Mrs J Hird, Brocklebank; Mrs A Marrs, Manor Farm; Mrs J Mitchell, Kellsprings; Mrs C Pearson, Haltcliffe; Mrs P Ridley, Wood Hall; Mrs M Ritson, Baggra Yeat; Mrs D Scott, Millhouse; Mrs P Shaw, Upton, Mrs S Smithson, Upton, Mrs R Summerfield, Hesket Newmarket Secretary: Mrs Teresa Bridges, Hilltop Cottage, Uldale, CA7 1HA Telephone: Assistant Secretary: Mrs Tricia Bell, Beech House, Caldbeck, Wigton, Cumbria CA7 8EY Telephone: Sponsorship Secretary: Mrs Shiela Ridley, Lonning Head, Hesket Newmarket, Wigton, Cumbria CA7 8JY Telephone: Vegetables and Flowers Floral Art Baking and Produce Handicrafts Painting and Photos Children s Classes Judges: M Dalton, Dalston E Graham, Wigton J Bush, Hesket Newmarket G Potts, Dalston L Benn, Ullock E Helme, Keswick J Hardy, Longlands, Uldale E Tennant, Mungrisdale P & R McCall, Millhouse RULES 1. All articles for exhibition must be staged by 10.00am, on morning of Show 2. Articles must not be removed before 4.00pm without permission from the Secretary. The Committee will not be responsible for anything left after 4.30 pm. 3. Although every care will be taken of exhibits, the Committee will not be liable for any loss or damage from any cause whatsoever. 4. Entry fees 25p per class in all sections. Children s classes free. 5. All exhibitors must pay the entry fee except any exhibitor having entries amounting to 5.00 or more will be allowed one Subscriber s ticket to Show Field. 6. All horticultural exhibits must be grown by the exhibitor; this does not include Floral Art - classes 20 to Entries not to have been previously exhibited at Hesket Newmarket Show. 7. No exhibits to be sent by post. 8. All prize money will be paid out on Show day in the industrial tent at 4pm. 9. Exhibitors may have no more than one exhibit in any class. Points awarded as follows; 1st 3 points; 2nd 2 points; 3rd 1 point. Children s Section is open to children attending Fellview Primary School, Ireby Church of England School or who live within 4 miles of Hesket New Market Cross with the exception of classes 102 to 112 which are open to all-comers.

20 ALL CLASSES TO BE STAGED BY 10.00am HANDICRAFTS All except Class 12 to be made by exhibitor 20 One entry per person per class Entrance Fee 25p per class 1 Any Handmade Article in a Hard Craft e.g. wood, metal, pottery Sponsor: M Fleming 2 A hank of hand-spun fibre any thickness min 10 yards Sponsor: Caldbeck Surgery 3 Item of Bead work - Handmade Sponsor: Carol Foster Hand-sewn Garment Sponsor: The Wool Clip Hand Knitted article Sponsor: The Wool Clip A Worked Picture in any medium original design Sponsor: Mrs Margaret Bell 7 Handmade item of Feltwork Sponsor: Pearse & Julie Coghlan 8 A Handmade Scarf Sponsor: Mrs Joan Todhunter A Handmade Cushion Sponsor: Mrs Angela Marrs A Handmade Greetings Card - any medium Sponsor: Denton House 11 Any Article made by a Senior Citizen (60 and over) (Entry Free) Sponsor: Thursday Club 12 A Bud Vase Sponsor: Peter & Barbara Temple A prize of 15 for most points in the Handicrafts Section will be given by Mrs Margaret Ridley, Haltcliffe PHOTOGRAPHY & ART Note: All paintings should be suitable for hanging. Photographs maximum size 8 by 6 except for class 16. Classes 13 to 19, except for Class 16, taken by or made by exhibitor One entry per person per class Entrance Fee 25p per class 13 Coloured Photograph A Mountain Landscape Sponsor: A & J Collard, Monkhouse Hill 14 Coloured Photograph with suitable Caption Sponsor: Ian Shaw 15 Coloured Photograph Women in Agriculture Sponsor: Roy Knowles 16 Photograph Times Gone By (Does not have to be taken by exhibitor. Size unlimited) Sponsor: G & J Tickle, Midtown 17 Oil or Acrylic Painting - any subject Sponsor: Caldbeck Surgery 18 Watercolour - any subject Sponsor: Johnston Heating and Plumbing 19 A Picture in any other medium Sponsor: Peter & Barbara Temple

21 A prize of 10 for most points in the Photography and Art Section will be given by Mrs Nancy Tweddell The Cox Salver presented by Dr Jim and Mrs Fiona Cox to the person gaining most points in the Handicraft, Photography and Art Section. To be held for 1 year FLORAL ART One entry per person per class Entrance Fee 25p per class 20 A Jam Jar of Garden Flowers and Foliage suitable for a Country Wedding, to include ribbons Max space 12 wide x 12 deep Sponsor: Lofters Hair Design 21 A Bowl of Floating Flowers Max space 18 wide Sponsor: George Slater 22 Tea Time Flowers and Foliage arranged in a Teacup and Saucer suitable for a Tea Tray Max space 12 wide x 12 deep Sponsor: Paul & Sue Merone 23 An Arrangement of Foliage and Berries in a Jug Max space 24 wide Sponsor: Michael & Tricia Bell 24 A Door Garland to hang on a Front Door Fresh/Dried and/or Artificial Material allowed. Max space 24 wide Sponsor: Mrs Mary Brough 25 Funky Foliage (no flowers) Max space 24 wide Sponsor: Kate Coulson The Mary James Salver is presented to the outstanding exhibit in the Floral Art Section (to be held for 1 year) Mrs Diane Hall, Prior Hall, will give 10 for most points in the Floral Art Section HORTICULTURAL SECTION All horticultural exhibits must be grown by the exhibitor; this does not include Floral Art - classes 20 to 25 One entry per person per class Entrance Fee 25p per class 26 Pot Plant in Flower Sponsor: Caldbeck Surgery A Vase of Mixed Flowers (10 main stems) Sponsor: Wigton Electrical Ltd 28 Dahlias (3 of any one variety) Sponsor: Sandra Pattinson 29 Roses (3 dissimilar) Sponsor: Paul Clark One Specimen Rose Sponsor: Caldbeck Gardening Club 31 Pot Plant (foliage) Sponsor: Caldew Kitchens A Vase of Annuals of any one kind Sponsor: John & Diane Brown 33 A Vase of Herbaceous Perennials of any one kind Sponsor: John & Diane Brown 21

22 22 34 A Display of Nasturtiums Sponsor: Helen Stobart, New Lands Garden Design 35 6 Sweet Peas Sponsor: Pamela Ridley Pansies Sponsor: Kate Coulson White Potatoes Sponsor: Henry & Chris Rose Runner Beans Sponsor: Kate Coulson Beetroot Sponsor: Kate Coulson Cabbage Sponsor: Nick Coulson Courgettes Sponsor: Kate Coulson Tomatoes Sponsor: Denton House Collection of 4 Vegetables (4 items only) Max space 24 wide Sponsor: Caldbeck Surgery 44 3 Onions Sponsor: Desmond Groves A Vase of mixed herbs Sponsor: Caldbeck Gardening Club 46 3 Cooking Apples Sponsor: The Village Shop, Hesket Newmarket 47 3 Dessert Apples Sponsor: Keith Bridges A Collection of 3 different kinds of fruit displayed on one plate Sponsor: Jill s Jams 49 3 Red or 3 Green Chillies Sponsor: Angela Marrs WCF will give a special prize for most points in the Horticultural Section Judge: TBC ROOTS One entry per person per class Entrance Fee 50p 50 Largest Potato - Weight Sponsor: Kevin Bates Largest Carrot Sponsor: Kevin Bates Largest Marrow Sponsor: Kevin Bates Bale of Hay Sponsor: Eden Farm Supplies BAKING & PRODUCE SECTION One entry per person per class Entrance Fee 25p per class 54 Five Brown or Tinted Eggs Sponsor: Shiela Ridley Four Cherry Scones Sponsor: The Watermill Café Four Dropped Scones Sponsor: Food & Company Victoria Sandwich Cake baked in one tin Sponsor: Linda Coulthard 58 Four pieces of Gluten Free Chocolate Brownies Sponsor: Diane Scott 59 Four Pieces of Sponge Gingerbread Sponsor: Nicky Higgins, Ginger Cottages 60 An Apple Plate Cake Sponsor: Kirkland Stores Four Pieces of Shortbread: Sponsor: M & L Fearn Four Blueberry Muffins Sponsor: Pat Shaw

23 63 3 items on a tea-plate, for afternoon tea Sponsor: Nicky Higgins, Ginger Cottages 64 Butter Cream Filled Chocolate Cake Sponsor: Hannah Whitson 65 Four Rock Buns Sponsor: Hannah Whitson A slice of Savoury Quiche Sponsor: Wigton Electrical Ltd Fair Trade Banana Loaf using Fair Trade Bananas Proof of Fair Trade required Sponsor: Margaret Brough 68 Jam Swiss Roll Sponsor: Joyce Hird Special Class - for Men Only A trifle in a half-pint glass Sponsor: Mae s Tea Room and Gallery, Uldale 70 2 Pasche eggs (traditional) Sponsor Denton House Bacon and Egg Pie on a Saucer Sponsor: Elsie Bell Pieces of Lemon Drizzle Cake Sponsor: Pat Shaw An individual Dessert in a Glass Sponsor: Denton House A White Loaf baked in a tin (bread maker not accepted) Sponsor: Bells of Lazonby 75 Four Pieces of a Tray Bake Sponsor: Wigton Electrical Ltd Sausage Rolls Sponsor: Mrs E Cowx A Jar of Chutney Sponsor: Matt Wetherill A Jar of Blackcurrant Jam Sponsor: Nick Coulson A Jar of Marmalade Sponsor: Pat Shaw A Jar of Lemon Curd Sponsor: Philippa Groves A Dish of Homemade Fudge Sponsor:Geoff and Carol Hine A Dish of Rum Butter Sponsor: Irene Dickinson A bottle of homemade Wine Sponsor: S Smithson A bottle of homemade Damson Liqueur Sponsor: I Noble A bottle of homemade any Fruit Liqueur (not Damson) Sponsor: Ian and Joan Gate 20 for most points in Baking and Produce Section will be given by Mrs GA Coulthard, Friar Hall, along with the Laura Brough Salver to be held for 1 year The Friar Hall Cup, given by Mr and Mrs GA Coulthard, will be presented to the Exhibitor gaining most points in the Industrial Tent 23

24 24 CHILDREN S CLASSES Please read the rules carefully Please Note: No prior entry required. Bring your entries on the day. Children s Classes free Classes 86 to 101 for school children living within 4 miles of Hesket Cross or attending Fellview Primary School or Ireby Church of England School. Classes 102 to 112 open to all. No entrance fee; only one entry per child in each class Name and age of child on all entries (age considered in all classes) All classes can be made at school or home All classes for boys and girls Prize money to be collected on Show Day The Hird Trophy will be presented to the child with most points in Classes 86 to to be held for one year only The Jan and Tony Ball Perpetual Cup for the most outstanding exhibit out of Classes 86 to 114 (to be held for 1 year) together with a prize of 10 donated by Jan and Tony Ball MBE. 86 A paper plate Animal (Pre-school) Sponsor: Mrs A Dickinson 87 A drawing of a Sunflower - size A (Pre-school) Sponsor: Mr Colin Smithson 88 A Modroc Sculpture (Primary School) Sponsor: Hesta Scene 89 An article or picture made from Felt (Primary School) Sponsor: Wigton Electrical Ltd 90 A Beatrix Potter article does not have to be home made (4 to 6 years old) Sponsor: Mr and Mrs N Atkinson Recycled Art (4 to 6 years old) Sponsor: Caldbeck Surgery 92 4 lines of Handwriting (School Reception) Sponsor: Caldbeck Surgery The handwriting from Reception to read Elephants If a hundred elephants tried to board a bus would the driver make a fuss? 93 4 lines of Handwriting (School Years 1 and 2) Sponsor: Dr R and Mrs K Davie The handwriting from Years 1 and 2 to read I Can I can tie my shoelaces, I can brush my hair, I can wash my face and hands, And dry myself with care.

25 94 4 lines of Handwriting (School Years 3 and 4) Sponsor: Dr R and Mrs K Davie The handwriting from Years 3 and 4 to read If You Should Meet a Crocodile If you should meet a crocodile, Don t take a stick and poke him; Ignore the welcome in his smile, Be careful not to stroke him lines of Handwriting (School Years 5 and 6) Sponsor: Dr R and Mrs K Davie The handwriting from Years 5 and 6 to read Enquire Within Is there anybody there? asked the pupil, Knocking on the staffroom door. You ll be lucky! the cleaner answered, It s almost ten minutes past four! 96 A still-life arrangement of fruit in oil pastels max size A4 (School Reception) Sponsor: Mr Colin Smithson 97 A still-life arrangement of fruit in oil pastels max size A4 (School Years 1 and 2) Sponsor: Mrs Doreen Steadman 98 A still-life arrangement of fruit in oil pastels max size A4 (School Years 3 and 4) Sponsor: Wigton Electrical Ltd 99 A still-life arrangement of fruit in oil pastels max size A4 (School Years 5 and 6) Sponsor: Mr David Whitson 100 A Beatrix Potter article does not have to be home made 101 Recycled Art (7 to 11 years old) Sponsor: Mr and Mrs N Atkinson OPEN CLASSES Please Note: No prior entry required. Bring your entries on the day. Children s Classes free decorated Cup Cakes (homemade) (Primary School) Sponsor: Caldbeck YFC 103 A Homemade Greetings Card (any medium) (Primary School) Sponsor: Caldbeck YFC 104 A Photograph of my favourite person (Primary School) Sponsor: Bob and Monica Whitson 105 The beach on a Tin Lid (Primary School) Sponsor: Mrs Doreen Steadman 25

26 106 A Bunch of Garden Flowers in a Jam Jar (Primary School) Sponsor: The Village Shop, Hesket Newmarket 107 A hand or machine sewn item own design (Primary School) Sponsor: Julia Garner decorated Cup Cakes (homemade) (Secondary School) Sponsor: Caldbeck YFC 109 A Homemade Greetings Card (any medium) (Secondary School) Sponsor: Caldbeck YFC 110 A Photograph of my favourite person (Secondary School) Sponsor: Mr David Whitson 111 A Handmade Article (Secondary School) Sponsor: Geoff and Carol Hine 112 A Bunch of Garden Flowers in a Jam Jar (Secondary School) Sponsor: The Village Shop, Hesket Newmarket 113 A Decorated T Shirt (Primary School) Sponsor: Hesta Scene 114 A Decorated T Shirt (Secondary School) Sponsor: Bob and Monica Whitson CHILDREN S FANCY DRESS Open to all To take place at 1.30pm Theme: A Character from a Nursery Rhyme, a Story or a TV programme To be judged in 2 sections: 1. Pre-school 2. School age Prizes: 1st 7 2nd 5 3rd 4 26

27 SUBSCRIBERS 2017 HESKET VILLAGE SHOP Mrs E Tickle R & J Murray Mr & Mrs A Todhunter Mr & Mrs Beck J & D Brown M & M Threlkeld Mr & Mrs W Kitchen Audrey Johnston Mr & Mrs D Armstrong Mike & Liz Richardson Keith Richardson Beryl Hibbs Mr & Mrs D Benson Mr & Mrs C Bush Mrs C Richardson B Tickle & Sons Liz & Andy Bottomley Howard & Stella Bell Mr W Ridley Mr John Ritson Mr H Ridley J & M Ritson Mrs S Strong J&F Ford Mr & Mrs S Hewitt Mrs W Johnston Mr & Mrs W Ridley J.S. Pattinson Mrs N Tweddle Mrs S E Ritson Mr & Mrs Summerfield E & J Holliday Ian Smith & Eleanor Furroth E Scott Mr P Hewitt & S Marshall Mr & Mrs R Scott George Marrs J. Hope SECRETARY J & H Greenbank P. Bland J & F Cox V&T Little DWK & P Bird W Storey R & V Forlow W Gill John Stobart J Stott Lucini Joanne Hall 8.00 Denton House J Bell JB Thexton WC & EE Paterson W Box Richard Brough Mr & Mrs J Foster David Noble S Hudson & C Knox

28 The Old Crown HNM Caldbeck YFC T & A Cartmell H Little Mr J Dickinson Mr M Ridley John Hickson Martin Richardson Alan Dickinson M A Ridley Maurice Carruthers Messrs Ridley Richard & Jean Brown P & C Pearson Andrew & Vanessa White Peter Richardson Mr & Mrs R Studholme Mt & Mrs A Teasdale Paragon Penrith & District Farmers Mr R Little David Lyall Mr & Mrs D Irving Mr W Gill Mr & Mrs R Little John Dickinson Mr & Mrs B Mallinson Mr & Mrs F Dicksinson Mr J Cameron J Clark (Cropwise) E Mac Builders George Dickinson Mr G Mitchell Allan Stobart E Mac Builders Peter Palmer K & A Fearon Mr I Bedford D Taylor Mr G Coulthard I Bedford Mr & Mrs G Coulthard J Winter Mr & Mrs J Cowx Mrs Marrs Mr & Mrs J Fleming Mr & Mrs S Hope Mr & Mrs TW Richardson Mr & Mrs T Pearson Mr & Mrs H Bell W & A Cowx Please Note: Entries Close 20th August. No Late Entries. 28