GWARTHEG, DEFAID, MOCH A GEIFR CATTLE, SHEEP, PIGS AND GOATS

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1 Cymdeithas Amaethyddol Môn / Anglesey Agricultural Society SIOE SIR FÔN Mawrth a Mercher 15 a 16Awst 2017 ANGLESEY COUNTY SHOW Tuesday & Wednesday 15 & 16 August 2017 Gwalchmai ger / near Holyhead Rheolau a RhestrGwobrau GWARTHEG, DEFAID, MOCH A GEIFR CATTLE, SHEEP, PIGS AND GOATS Prizes and Regulations Noddwyd yr Atodlen gan /Schedule Sponsored by:

2 BARBEQUE Dairy & Beef exhibitors are cordially invited to attend a Barbeque in the Cattle Judging Ring at 8.00pm on evening prior to the Show - Monday 14 August IMPORTANT NOTICE TO ALL LIVESTOCK EXHIBITORS This Show is licensed under THE ANIMAL GATHERINGS (WALES) ORDER No Livestock will be permitted to enter the show ground before 9.00am on Monday 14 th August 2017 and all livestock must vacate the show ground by 9.00p.m. on Wednesday 16 th August Vehicles visibly contaminated with animal excreta will not be permitted to enter or leave the show ground. Bio-Security instructions will be issued to all exhibitors when numbers/tickets are sent prior to the Show. Please ensure that the individual Identification Number of animals is entered on the entry form otherwise entries will not be accepted. The Identification number must correspond with the ear tag on the animals on Show day. 1.

3 CYMDEITHAS AMAETHYDDOL MÔN THE ANGLESEY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY (A Company Limited by Guarantee) Rhif Cof. Elusen - Charity Reg.No Rhif Cof. Cwmni - Company Reg.No LLYWYDD - PRESIDENT Emyr W Hughes Esq; Mathafarn, Bodffordd, Ynys Môn CADEIRYDD Y CYNGOR - CHAIR OF THE COUNCIL Miss Nia M Williams, Bryn Tirion Isaf, Talwrn, Llangefni, Ynys Môn ENTRY FORMS Available from, and entries to be sent to: Show Administrator, Anglesey Agricultural Society, Ty Glyn Williams, The Showground, Gwalchmai, Holyhead, Anglesey LL65 4RW Tel: Gwalchmai (01407) Fax: (01407) info@angleseyshow.org.uk web: SHEEP, PIGS AND GOAT ENTRIES CLOSE TUESDAY 11 th JULY 2017 DAIRY AND BEEF CATTLE ENTRIES CLOSE MONDAY 31 st JULY 2017 Entry fees must be paid at time of entry, otherwise entries may be refused. Entry fees will not, under any circumstances, be refunded. Showground Holding Number: 53/137/ EVERY EXHIBIT MUST BE ENTERED IN THE SHOW CATALOGUE OR IT WILL NOT BE ALLOWED TO COMPETE. Separate schedules and prize lists for the LIGHT HORSES, HORSE JUMPING, POULTRY, EGGS, RABBITS & PRODUCE SCHEDUES, are available from the Show Administrator on request. IMPORTANT The Society reserves the right to refuse or cancel any entries, to vary or cancel awards, and to postpone or abandon the Show, or any section thereof. SUBSTITUTIONS WILL NOT BE ALLOWED (Except Dairy & Beef Cattle Sections - please see Cattle Regulation No.27 i.) PLEASE NOTE THAT ALL CATTLE ARE REQUIRED TO BE ON THE SHOWGROUND ON BOTH DAYS. 2.

4 MYNEGAI INDEX TUDALEN PAGE Dairy Section: Anglesey YFC Dairy Class 15 Ayrshire Cattle 14 Dairy Young Handlers Holstein Cattle 13 Jersey Cattle 14 Milk Recorded Class.. 16 Open Calf Class.. 16 Beef Section: Any Other Pure Beef Breed. 20 Beef Young Handlers. 22 British Blue Cattle.. 20 British Charolais Cattle.. 19 British Limousin Cattle.. 20 Commercial Beef Cattle. 21 Hereford Cattle Welsh Black Cattle. 18 Fleece Competition. 39 Goats 44 Lamb Carcass Competitions Lamb Shearing Competitions.. 40 Order of Judging 3 Other Competitions (Classes for Trade Stands, Long Service Awards & Society Tie). 47 Pig Section Commercial 42 Modern Breeds. 41 Traditional Breeds. 42 Young Handlers. 43 Rules & Regulations 4 Sheep Section 2017 ANGLESEY COUNTY SHOW FEATURE SHEEP BREED BADGER FACE WELSH MOUNTAIN SHEEP SOCIETY 24 Any Other Breed - Hill or Mountain Breed. 37 Any Other Breed - Lowland Breed Badger Face Welsh Mountain Balwen Welsh Mountain Beltex. 28 Black Welsh Mountain.. 35 Bluefaced Leicester 32 Blue Texel Border Leicester 32 British Charollais British Primitive Breeds 36 British Rare Breeds 36 Butchers Lambs.. 37 Cross-Bred Sheep 30 Jacob Junior Shepherd Competition (Lowland Sheep Breeds).. 30 Junior Shepherd Competition (Hill & Mountain Sheep Breeds). 38 Kerry Hill Lleyn North Country Cheviot (Park Type) Oxford Down.. 27 Ryeland Southdown. 28 Suffolk Texel Welsh Hill Speckled Face 34 Welsh Mountain (Hill Flock) Welsh Mountain (Pedigree). 32 Wiltshire Horn Young Handlers of British Rare & Primitive Breeds Zwartbles

5 6.00 a.m. Showground open for admission of exhibits a.m. Show open to the public. TUESDAY 15 th AUGUST ORDER OF JUDGING, ETC. (Subject to any alterations which the Committee may deem necessary) 9.00 a.m. Judging in the Cattle Rings of: Holstein, Ayrshire & Jersey Cattle Judging of Milk Recorded Class and Inter-Breed will follow Breed Sections a.m. Judging in the Sheep Rings of: Wiltshire Horn, Suffolk, British Charollais, British Texel, Ryeland, Jacob, Beltex, Southdown, Zwartbles, Blue Texel & Any Other Breed (Lowland Breed Sheep). (Judging of Sheep Championships will follow at 3.00 p.m.) Fleece Competition Permanent Building. Judging of Lamb Carcass Competition Permanent Building. Judging of Goats in the Goat Ring a.m. Judging of Pigs in the Pig Ring (followed by Judging of Inter Breed) a.m. (approx.) Judging of Beef Young Handlers Classes - Cattle Judging Rings a.m. Judging of Blue Texel Sheep & Oxford Down Sheep Sheep Judging Rings 12.00noon Judging of Cross-Bred Sheep classes - Sheep Judging Rings 1.00 p.m. Judging of Junior Shepherd Competition (Lowland Sheep Breeds) Sheep Judging Ring 3.00 p.m. Judging of Champion Exhibits Sheep Section - Sheep Rings 4.00 p.m. Grand Parade of Prize winners in the Show Ring. (Trophies to be re-collected from the Trophies Office after the Grand Parade) WEDNESDAY 16 th AUGUST 9.00 a.m. Judging in the Cattle Rings of: Welsh Black Hereford British Charolais British Limousin British Blue Other Beef Breeds Commercial Cattle Beef Recorded Bull Class Judging of Inter-Breed will follow Breed Sections a.m. Judging in the Sheep Rings of: Border Leicester, Blue Faced Leicester, Welsh Mountain (Pedigree), Welsh Mountain (Hill Flock), Welsh Hill Speckled Faced, Lleyn, Welsh Mountain Badger Faced, North Country Cheviot (Park Type), Kerry Hill, Black Welsh Mountain, Balwen Welsh Mountain, Any Other Breed - Hill or Mountain Breed & British Rare and Primitive Breeds of Sheep Judging of Butcher s Lambs Sheep Pens Judging of Young Handler of British Rare and Minority Breeds of Sheep Sheep Judging Ring. Judging of Sheep Championships will follow at 3.00 p.m. Judging of Goats in the Goat Ring Lamb Shearing - Anglesey Championship Shearing Building a.m. Judging of Pigs in the Pig Ring & Judging of Champion Pig Exhibit noon (approx.) Judging of Dairy Young Handlers Classes - Cattle Judging Rings. Presentation of Best Cattle Stall Competition Cattle Lines 1.00 p.m. Lamb Shearing Anglesey Team Shearing Shearing Building Judging of Junior Shepherd Competition (Hill & Mountain Sheep Breeds) Sheep Judging Ring 3.00 p.m. Judging of Champion Exhibits Sheep Section - Sheep Rings 4.00 p.m. Grand Parade of Prize winners in the Show Ring and presentation of Champion Breed Trophies and Awards in front of the Grandstand. (Trophies to be re-collected from the Trophies Office after the Grand Parade). 4.

6 THE ANGLESEY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY (A Company Limited by Guarantee) REGULATIONS RELATING TO LIVESTOCK AND OTHER EXHIBITS ENTERED AT THE SOCIETY S SHOW HEALTH AND SAFETY AT WORK ACT, Safety requirements Special attention is directed to the safety requirements set out in the Health and Safety at work etc, Act, 1974, and any subsequent legislation. The Society holds exhibitors wholly responsible for the observance of statutory regulations governing the livestock and other exhibits exhibited by them. All exhibitors are accepted for adjudication on the understanding that they are capable of complying with the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 and the regulations which come under that Act. Failure to comply with statutory regulations will mean that the exhibitor will be asked to remove him/herself and his/her exhibits from the Showground. 2. Persons are admitted to the Showground at their own risk and whilst every endeavour is taken to ensure their safety, the Society will not (save for death or personal injury caused by negligence of the Society, its servants or agents) be responsible for personal injury (Whether fatal or otherwise), loss of or damage to property and any other loss, damage, costs and expense, however caused. 3. Persons are admitted entry to the Show Vehicles Parks at their own risk and vehicles, their accessories and contents are admitted to and left in the Show Vehicles Parks at the owner s risk and, while every endeavour is taken to ensure the safety thereof, the Society will not (save for death or personal injury caused by negligence of the Society, its servants or agents) be responsible for personal injury (whether fatal or otherwise) loss of or damage to property and any other loss, damage, costs and expenses however caused. 4. The Society, its officers or servants, shall not be responsible for any person whatsoever while upon the Society s premises, or while leaving the same, for any damage or loss, however caused, to the property of any such person, or for any injury, fatal or otherwise, to any such person. The Society, its officers or servants, shall not be responsible for any accident, damage or loss, however caused, that may occur to any exhibitor or his servants, or to any animal, articles or property brought onto the Showground, or while entering or leaving or being carried into or out of the said Showground. Each exhibitor shall be solely responsible for any loss, injury or damage that may be done to, or occasioned by, or arising from any animal, article or property exhibited or brought onto the Showground by him/her and he/she shall indemnify and hold harmless the Society from and against all actions, suits, expenses and claims on account of or in respect of any such damage or injury which may be caused or occasioned. Exhibitors must insure against fire and such liabilities as the exhibitor may incur under these regulations. The Society, its officers and servants will not be liable for any errors or mistakes that may happen in placing or penning stock or articles to be exhibited, but the servants in charge of the same must see that they are placed according to their entries. 5. Any owner or attendant in charge of stock will be subject to the orders of the Stewards and will be required to exhibit or parade the animals in his charge at such times as may be directed and any owner or servants disobeying such orders or using abusive or offensive language will be liable to be fined and/or removed from the Showground at the option of the officials of the Society. Persons in charge of animals shall be in attendance each day during the Show. 6. The Stewards, on the recommendations of the Society s veterinary officers, shall have the power to remove from the Showground, any unruly, vicious, deformed or diseased animal, and also the stock, implements or miscellaneous articles belonging to any exhibitor who shall refuse to comply with the instructions given by the Stewards without any responsibility attaching to them or to the Society in consequence of such removal. 7. Judges as well as Stewards shall have the power to remove any unruly animal from the judging ring. 8. Any owner or attendant in charge of stock/exhibits will be subject to the orders of the Society, its Officers or Stewards and any owner or attendant in charge of stock/exhibits disobeying such orders through non-compliance or using abusive, offensive or threatening language or behaviour will be removed from the showground at the discretion of the appropriate Sectional Superintendent Steward and be liable to further actions by the Society under 'Regulations Relating to Livestock, item Alcohol - It will be an evictable offence to consume alcoholic drink on any area of the Showground with the exception of the designated alcohol licensed areas. 10. Dogs - Persons are not encouraged to bring dogs onto the showground, but if it is essential to do so then the dog must be kept on a lead at all times. Should dogs be found roaming on the showground during the Show then the Society would have to give further consideration to a total ban. Stray dogs are a serious danger to persons and animals. Please note that NO dogs are allowed in the Livestock (cattle) Building, Sheep Lines, Horse Lines, Goat Lines, Fur and Feather Marquee, Produce Marquee, Grandstands, Food Hall or any of the Society s dinning Marquees. The Society reserves the right at its absolute discretion to remove from the Showground any dog which the Society deems to be unruly or aggressive RULES 1 The Society shall be called The Anglesey Agricultural Society. Its objects are to promote the breeding of good stock and to encourage Agricultural Improvements and Education. The Isle of Anglesey shall be the District of the Society. 5.

7 2. The Society shall consist of a President, President-Elect, Immediate Past President, Honorary Chairman, Vice-Chairman and Immediate Past Chairman of the Council, Honorary Director, Honorary Deputy Directors, Honorary Legal Adviser, Honorary Treasurer, Honorary Assistant Treasurer, Show Administrator, Vice-Presidents, Council, Emergency Sub-Committee, such other Sub- Committees as the Council may from time to time deem necessary, and Members. 3. Every subscriber of Twenty Five pounds (Twenty Three Pounds inclusive of VAT if paid before 1 st May or competing)or over per annum (inclusive of V.A.T.), shall become a Member of the Society. Two persons subscribing Fifty pounds (Forty Six Pounds inclusive of VAT if paid before 1 st May or competing) or over per annum (inclusive of V.A.T.) shall be entitled to a Dual Membership and shall be entitled to the privileges of two Members. Every subscriber of Sixty Nine Pounds (Sixty Three Pounds inclusive of VAT if paid before 1 st May or competing) or over per annum (inclusive of V.A.T.), shall be entitled to a Family Membership and shall be entitled to the privileges of a Dual Membership as well as receiving up to three tickets of admission to the Show for their children. (The name and date of birth of the children must be registered with the Show Office) Every subscriber of Fifty Pounds (Forty Eight Pounds inclusive of VAT if paid before 1 st May or competing) or over per annum (inclusive of V.A.T.) shall become a Vice-President of the Society. Two persons subscribing Eighty Four pounds (Eighty Two Pounds inclusive of VAT if paid before 1 st May or competing) or over per annum (inclusive of V.A.T.) shall be entitled to a Dual Vice Presidency and shall be entitled to the privileges of two Vice-Presidents. Every subscriber of Ninety Nine Pounds (Ninety Four Pounds inclusive of VAT if paid before 1 st May or competing) or over per annum (inclusive of V.A.T.), shall be entitled to a Family Vice Presidency and shall be entitled to the privileges of a Dual Vice Presidency as well as receiving up to three tickets of admission to the Show for their children. (The name and date of birth of all children must be registered with the Show Office) No person who shall have been excluded from this or any other Agricultural Society shall be allowed to become a Member of this Society for two years after he/she shall be so excluded. 4. Subscriptions shall be considered due and payable on the 31st March in each year unless written notice of withdrawal shall have been given to the Show Administrator prior to that date. A Member who has not paid his/her subscription for the current year will not be entitled to vote at any meeting and will not be entitled to entry fees at reduced rates. Instructions to pay via Direct Debit must be received by the end of February in the current year (Direct Debit instructions received after this date will commence on or around 31 st March the following year). Payment via cash/cheque/p.o. will not be accepted after the 1 st of August in the current year. The rights and privileges of a Member shall be personal to him/herself and are not transferable or transmissible. In the case of a Firm, one subscription shall entitle the partners therein to the joint rights and privileges of one individual Member, and any one Partner shall be entitled to exercise such rights and enjoy such privileges on behalf of the Firm, or nomination by such firm 5. The Annual General Meeting of the Society shall be held as soon as possible after 31st October in each year and at such meeting the Members shall elect the President, the President Elect, Chairman of the Council, Vice-Chairman and the Officials, and Members of the Council. A voting paper bearing more than eight, or less than eight votes, will be declared invalid. 6. The Annual General Meeting shall consist of all Members, Vice-Presidents and Officials. 7. The Council shall consist of all the Society s Officials, twenty four elected Members, together with the Immediate Past President, the Immediate Past Chairman, the Chief Stewards, Honorary Life Vice-Presidents and the Chairman/Superintendent Steward of each section. One third of the elected Members shall retire each year and shall not be eligible for re-election for a period of twelve months. Membership of the Policy Sub-Committee shall be confined to the elected Members and the Show Officials. The Council shall decide on the date of the next Show, consider all the Society s financial matters, examine and pass accounts for payment, appoint an emergency Sub-Committee to act on the days of the Show or during any other emergency, make all arrangements as to the Show Ground and generally arrange any other business in connection with the Show. 8. Each sectional Sub-Committee shall, for its respective section, appoint a Chairman each year who will also be the Superintendent Steward of the Section, prepare draft prize lists and consider the names of Judges submitted by the Breed Societies, or, in the absence of such submissions, nominate Judges for the approval of the Council. 9. At any Committee Meeting five, and at a General Meeting eleven, Members shall form a quorum for the transaction of business. 10. An Annual Balance Sheet, made up to 31st October in each year, shall be prepared by the Show Administrator and Treasurer and submitted to the Auditors, with vouchers, before the Annual General Meeting and, after audit, shall be laid before such General Meeting. 11. Members will be allowed to compete in all Classes (except Horse Jumping) in which they are eligible, on payment of one half the entrance fees prescribed for non members 12. Any proposals of new rules, or suggestions for alterations to the old rules, shall be made and decided upon at the Annual General Meeting, provided that notices of such proposals or suggestions are handed to the Show Administrator not later than 31st October in each year, or at a Special Meetings of the Members, such Meeting to be called by a requisition signed by not less than five Members and sent to the Show Administrator not less than fourteen days before such Meeting is required to be held. 6.

8 REGULATIONS RELATING TO LIVESTOCK 1. OWNERSHIP OF EXHIBITS All exhibits for competition must be the bone-fide property of the exhibitor on the day of the Show. 2. OPEN AND DISTRICT CLASSES All Classes are open unless otherwise specified. District Classes are confined to the District of the Society, viz., the Isle of Anglesey. 3. ENTRIES IN MORE THAN ONE CLASS An animal shall be allowed to enter in as many Classes as it is eligible to compete (unless otherwise stated). Exhibitors will, however enter more than one Class at their own risk, and the time tables etc., will NOT be re-arranged when there is a possibility of the timing of competitions coinciding. REQUESTS FOR CLASSES OR THE GRAND PARADE TO BE HELD BACK, WILL NOT BE ENTERTAINED. 4. CERTIFICATE OF ENTRY Unless otherwise stated in the Schedule, all persons intending to exhibit stock for competition must send the Certificate of Entry in the prescribed form, to the Show Administrator of the Society BY THE CLOSING DATE STIPULATED ON PAGE 1. The name, age, colour and pedigree of each animal must be stated. The Society reserves the right to refuse entries by any exhibitor in any section without having to give any reason. 5. PAYMENT OF MEMBERSHIP SUBSCRIPTION Members whose subscriptions have not been paid at the time their entries are made will not be entitled at the reduced Member s rate. 6. TIME WHEN EXHIBITS ARE REQUIRED ON THE SHOWGROUND All stock intended for exhibition MUST be on the Ground by 9.00 p.m. on Monday prior to the Show. unless the judging commences earlier or later as shown on the page. All Dairy and Beef Exhibits MUST be on the Ground on Monday prior to the Show. 7. POSITION AND REMOVAL OF EXHIBITS All the exhibits must be placed in the respective position assigned to them and must remain on exhibition in such a position until at least 4.30 p.m., except animals taking part in the Grand Parade, which may be taken off immediately afterwards. Any person found interfering with or removing any exhibit before the hour named without written permission of the Show Administrator will be dealt with under Regulation No 21. CATTLE MUST REMAIN ON THE SHOWGROUND FOR BOTH DAYS AND MUST NOT BE REMOVED UNTIL AFTER 4.30 p.m. ON THE SECOND DAY OF THE SHOW. 8. LABELS, NUMBERS & EXHIBITORS ADMISSION TICKETS Previous to the Show, a numbered label or card corresponding with the entry in the Show Catalogue will be forwarded to all exhibitors, but should this fail to arrive, through any cause, the exhibits should be brought or sent to the Show Ground along with the number of the Class in which such exhibits are entered and the exhibitor s name and address attached thereto. Tickets of admission to the Show Ground will be allocated as follows: Cattle Number of Exhibit/s Exhibitor Two-Day Ticket/s & Over 4 Sheep, Pig & Goats Number of Exhibit/s Exhibitor One-Day Ticket/s & Over 3 9. MARKING OR DISTINGUISHING EXHIBITS Until the prizes have been awarded in any Class, the exhibits will be distinguished only by the Official numbers affixed thereon, which will be supplied by the Show Administrator prior to the opening of the Show. These numbers will correspond with the respective numbers in the Show Catalogue. Any other method of identifying any exhibit, or indicating ownership, is strictly prohibited. The Committee will not be responsible unless the entry of exhibits is on the form and published in the Show Catalogue. 10. JUDGING RINGS Judging Rings will be provided for all animals and no one shall be allowed therein during judging, except the Judges, Stewards, and the persons in charge of stock. 7.

9 12. INTERFERENCE WITH JUDGES Any person interfering with the Judges, Stewards or Show Officials shall be removed from the Show Ground and, if an exhibitor, shall be disqualified from taking any prize. 13. THIRD PRIZE In any Class in which a third prize is not scheduled and there are not less than eight exhibits, the Judge shall be empowered, provided there is sufficient merit, and subject to the approval of the Committee, to award a third prize. 14. CHALLENGE CUPS AND TROPHIES The Challenge Cups and Trophies are the sole property of the Society until they are won outright. Challenge Cups or Trophies must returned to the Show Office before the 30 th April of the succeeding Show, and holders shall give an undertaking to return it in a sound, untarnished and clean condition. Exhibitors who do not return cups/trophies by this date may be prohibited from exhibiting at future Shows. THE SOCIETY RESERVES THE RIGHT TO OCCASIONALLY WITHHOLD THE PRESENTATION OF CUPS AND TROPHIES FOR VALUATION OR SIMILAR PURPOSES. CUPS/TROPHIES WILL NOT BE AVAILABLE FOR COLLECTION UNTIL AFTER THE GRAND PARADE. 15. INSTRUCTIONS TO JUDGES In awarding prizes, Judges are instructed to add a reserve number in each instance (provided there is sufficient merit) stating the next best exhibit in case any exhibit to which a prize has been awarded should be disqualified. Classes are to be strictly judged in the order listed in the schedule. 16. AWARDING OF PRIZES The Judges will be instructed not to award any prize, reserve number or commendation unless the exhibits possess sufficient merit.the Society reserves the right not to award any prize or commendation to any animal which contravenes the animal welfare regulations. 17. VETERINARY REFEREE A qualified Veterinary Surgeon shall be appointed annually by the Council. He shall, at the request of the Judges or Stewards of any Class, examine the stock exhibited in such Class and any animal which he may report to be suffering from hereditary disease, or to be of an age or size other than that required by the conditions of the Class, shall be disqualified and he or the Stewards also as soon as possible and within one week of the day of the Show report to the Show Administrator every exhibitor who may have, in their opinion, broken any rule or regulation of the Society. 18. PROTESTS Any person may submit a protest. All protests shall be made in writing to the Show Administrator within one hour of the judging of the particular Class. All protests must be accompanied by a deposit of Twenty-Five Pounds, which amount shall be returned to the depositor if the protest is substantiated, otherwise to be forfeited to the Society. 19. HEARING OF PROTESTS A meeting of the Council shall, if necessary, be convened within fourteen days of the second day of the Show to receive the reports of the Veterinary Surgeon and Steward and to hear protests. Their decision thereon shall be final. No prize money shall be paid before the expiration of a period of fourteen days. 20. PENALTIES If, on considering any protest, or the report of the Veterinary Surgeon or of any Stewards made without protest, it be proved to the satisfaction of the Council that any exhibitor has wilfully given a false certificate of entry for competition, or has obtained a prize through imposition or miss-statement contrary to the Rules and Regulations of the Society, or, if within seven days after the Show, whether a protest may have been entered or not, an irregularity on the part of any exhibitor or his/her servant which would disqualify such exhibitor from competing or receiving a prize awarded to him/her be discovered and proved to the satisfaction of the Council, the Council shall have the power to with-hold any prize awarded and to exclude such exhibitor from competing at the Society s Shows for two years from such exclusion. The Councils decision thereon shall be final. 21. POWERS OF THE COUNCIL All disputes regarding the Rules and Regulations of the Society, together with all questions, the consideration of which is not otherwise provided for, shall be referred to the Council, whose decision thereon shall be final. 22. TENTS, CARAVANS AND OTHER VEHICLES USED FOR ACCOMMODATION Exhibitors bringing tents/caravans to the Show must request a Caravan Label and enclose a fee of (inc. Vat) with the application form. All persons staying in the tent/caravan must have a valid admission ticket, or proof thereof, for the period that the caravan is on the Showground. All tents, caravans and other vehicles used for accommodation brought on to the Showground must be parked 3 metres apart and must comply with all current fire regulations. Local Fire Authority Officers will have powers to re-position and inspect all tents, caravans and other vehicles used for accommodation on the Showground. Persons not complying with the regulations to the satisfaction of the Fire Authority Officer will be removed from the Showground. All tents, caravans and other vehicles used for accommodation MUST be sited in the designated areas. 8.

10 23. VEHICLE CHECKS Officials and Stewards reserve the right to inspect all vehicles on arrival at the Showground. 24. ELECTRICITY Only 16amp connections will be permitted in the cattle building. All cable extensions, connecting couplings and appliances must carry a P.A.T. Test Certificate (portable appliance test) valid for the duration of the Show. A photocopy of the test certificate(s) must be made available to Show Officials if requested. The Society will be empowered to refuse electrical connection if a valid test certificate is not produced. 25. SUBSTITUTE JUDGES Should a judge be prevented from fulfilling his engagement for any reason, the Administrator and Superintendent Steward of the relevant section reserve the right to appoint a substitute. 26. PENS/STALLS The Society reserves the right to limit the number of pens and/or stalls allocated to an exhibitor/s if necessary. 17. The Society reserves the right to have animals inspected by a Veterinary Officer and to further carry out investigations/tests where necessary. GENERAL CONDITIONS This schedule is issued conditionally upon the Show being held and subject to all persons attending the Show abiding to the Rules, Orders and Regulations of the Welsh Government and the Animal and Plant Health Agency, or any Special Regulations of the Society s Council. The individual Identification Number of animals must be entered on the entry form otherwise entries will not be accepted. The Identification number must correspond with the ear tag on the animals on Show day. 28. SPECIAL CONDITIONS - CATTLE (a) All animals entered for competition, except in the Commercial Beef Classes, must be entered or certified as eligible to be entered in their respective Society s Herd Book or Grading-up Register. (b) All Bulls must have a ring or clap attached to the nose and led by their attendant, with a competent second person standing in readiness to assist if necessary. (c) All Cattle must be brought secured with a halter to the satisfaction of the Stewards of the Section or they will not be admitted to the Show Ground. The Superintendent Steward of the Section is empowered to disqualify from the Judging Ring any animal which, in his opinion, does not satisfactorily comply with this condition. Exhibitors will be responsible for any person handling their animals on the Showground. Superintendent Stewards as well as Stewards shall have the power to instruct the removal from the showground any exhibit that may be unruly, vicious or prove a danger to other animals, exhibitors or the general public. (d) All prize winners in the Cattle Section (except such as may be exempted in writing by the Show Administrator) shall take part in the Grand Parade. (e) No animal may be entered in more than one Section, e.g. Welsh Black and Commercial Cattle. (f) Milking facilities will be available but exhibitors must provide their own units. (g) Dairy Cattle Exhibitors are to be given priority to use the cattle wash on the Tuesday and Beef Cattle Exhibitors given priority to use the facility on the Wednesday. The washing of cattle inside the building is strictly forbidden. (h) Cattle MUST remain on the Showground for both days and MUST NOT be removed until after 4.30 p.m. on the second day of the Show (i) Substitutions: Substitutions are permitted in the cattle section. Exhibitors must inform the Show Office of any substitutions that are made by 4pm on the Friday prior to the show. (NO SUBSTITUTIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED AFTER THIS TIME/DATE). The Substituted animal must be entered in the same class/es as the original animal. (j) Breed Plan Cards will be supplied for all cattle. However, they will not be pre-printed with the relevant information. These cards MUST be completed and displayed above the cattle stalls during the show. (k) Cattle Stalls The Society reserve the right to reduce the number of cattle stalls originally booked by an exhibitor if the total number of stalls booked exceeds the capacity of the building. The Superintendent Stewards of the Cattle will act on behalf of the Society where necessary. Exhibitors who fail to arrive with their exhibits that a stall has been booked for, shall forfeit their stall, with no refund given. The Society will re-allocate the stall/s as appropriate. 29. SPECIAL CONDITIONS - SHEEP (a) Exhibitors must ensure that they comply with the requirements of national legislation for Recording Identification and Movement of sheep in force at the time of the Show. Please note that the Showground is not a Central Point Recording Centre (CPRC). Exhibitors are therefore required to record the individual tag numbers down on their AML1 document. It is the exhibitors responsibility to ensure that the AML1 document is fully completed. The movement licence must be FULLY completed prior to arrival and handed to the Superintendent Steward on arrival at the Showground. A new AML1 form will be issued on 9.

11 departure from the Showground between 4pm and 5pm on both days in the Superintendent Stewards Office. (Exhibitors who are unsure of the requirements are advised to contact their local Animal Health Division Office for further information). (b) Sheep and Lambs shall not be artificially coloured. (c) All Sheep entered for competition in the Breed Classes must have been registered by their respective Societies. (d) All Sheep entered for competitions will be subject to any Welsh Government Order governing the dipping of Sheep. (e) Sheep may be only entered in their own breed classes and are not permitted to enter any other section. (f) Exhibitors with a CERTIFICATE OF OFFICIAL STATUS in respect of Maedi Visna MUST stipulate their status on the entry form. A photocopy of the VALID CERTIFICATE OF OFFICIAL STATUS MUST be handed in to the Superintendent Steward on arrival and prior to unloading. 30. SPECIAL CONDITIONS - PIGS (a) Movement Licensing and Documentation Movements of pigs to/from shows must comply with the reporting requirements in Articles 12 & 16 of PRIMO The old 4 page paper AML2 forms -must not be used after 1 st April Moves to this show must therefore be pre-notified via the new electronic pig movement licensing system ( eaml2 ). Copies of the new Haulier Summary movement document, which must accompany pigs throughout the journey to the Show and their return journey to the premises of origin, can be obtained from the eaml2 system directly when pre-notifying the move online on or alternatively from the eaml2 Bureau Service, which will prenotify the movement onto the eaml2 system on the exhibitor s behalf, and then send the appropriate number of copies of the Haulier Summary document to accompany the animals in transit. Contact details for the eaml2 Bureau Service Stoneleigh Park, Kenilworth, Warwickshire CV8 2TL phone fax or eaml2@bpex.org.uk Please allow enough time to receive your documents through the post before the show. ANIMALS ENTERING THE SHOWGROUND MUST PRESENT THE FOLLOWING DOCUMENTS AT THE VETERINARY INSPECTION POINT: From 1 April 2012 only the eaml2 Haulier Summary Sheet can be used as a movement document. Exhibitors must ensure they have a valid Haulier Summary Sheet for transport on to the showground that includes an individual movement reference in the top right hand corner, which is automatically created when the movement is set up on eaml2. Exhibitors without access to a computer on their premises must ensure they keep a copy of the Haulier Summary for their records. ANIMALS LEAVING THE SHOWGROUND MUST PRESENT THE FOLLOWING DOCUMENTS AT THE DEPARTURE GATE: From 1 April 2012 only the eaml2 Haulier Summary Sheet can be used. Exhibitors must ensure that they can demonstrate a copy of the printed Haulier Summary Sheet with an individual movement reference at the departure gate of the Showground. Failure to comply with Primo 2011 and obtain a correct movement document could cause pigs to be detained at the Showground for a period of 21 days. Any pigs that are sold, or are otherwise disposed of, or are not returning to premises of origin, must leave the show accompanied by a Haulier Summary movement document validated with an individual movement reference. In case of sale the buyer needs to copy the movement reference of the seller onto the Haulier Summary. The receiving keeper must then confirm receipt of the animals either online on or to the eaml2 Bureau Service, within 3 days of the animals arrival at their premises. Compliance with the terms of the General Licence for the movement of Pigs requires: A. Either isolation of the pigs for 20 days after movement from the Show, in a Welsh Government approved isolation facility, OR: B. 20-day standstill on the movement of pigs from the premises of destination (other than movement of pigs for immediate slaughter). If being exported direct to another EU Member State, the equivalent certification in accordance with the appropriate Trade Directive in force at the time must be obtained from the Exports team at AHVLA Carlisle ( ). Pigs from Northern Ireland should be accompanied by certification provided by the Department of Agriculture for Northern Ireland, including additional certification of freedom from Aujesky's Disease. Identification Pigs moving to shows must comply with the identification requirements in Articles 7 & 9 of the Pigs (Records, Identification and Movement) Order 2011 ( PRIMO 2011 )

12 (b) All Pigs entered for competition in the Breed Classes must have been registered in a published volume or accepted for entry in a forthcoming volume of the British Pig Association's Herd Book or British Lop Pig Society's Herd Book. (It is not sufficient for an animal to be "eligible for registration") Animals registered in a Grading Register of a Herd Book are not eligible for entry in Agricultural Show Classes. The ear number, registered name, Herd Book number and date of birth of each pig, also the name and Herd Book number of sire and dam, must be supplied for printing in the catalogue together with the name of the breeder in cases where the exhibitor is not also the breeder. (c) At all Shows in 2017, female pigs (all breeds) born before 1 January 2016 shall be eligible to compete only if in the six calendar months prior to the Show they have farrowed, suckled and reared to four weeks of age, a litter of pigs. (d) Female pigs born on or after 1 January 2016 and before 1 July 2016 (BERKSHIRE, GLOUCESTERSHIRE OLD SPOTS, HAMPSHIRE, LANDRACE, LARGE WHITE and MIDDLE WHITE breeds ONLY), shall have either produced and reared a litter of pigs within six months prior to the Show or produced a LIVE litter within 12 weeks of the first day of the Show. Female pigs of the BRITISH SADDLEBACK, DUROC and LARGE BLACK breeds born on or after 1 January 2016 and before 1 March 2016 shall have farrowed and suckled a litter of pigs prior to the Show. Females born on or after 1 March and before 1 July 2016 shall farrow within twelve weeks of the first day of the Show. Female pigs of the TAMWORTH breed only born on or after 1 January 2016 and before 1 July 2016 shall either have farrowed, suckled and reared a litter prior to the Show or produce a live litter within six weeks of 1 July Female pigs of the WELSH breed born on or after 1 January 2016 and before 1 March 2016 shall have farrowed and suckled a litter of pigs prior to the Show. Females born on or after 1 March and before 1 July 2016 shall farrow before, or within eight weeks after the first day of the Show. (e) Boars of two years of age and over (all breeds) are to be certified as having sired at least three live litters within the twelve months preceding the date on which entries for the Show close. The pigs comprising such litters are to have been litter notified in the British Pig Association s Herd Book or proof of their birth must have been given to the Association. (f) Boars aged twelve months or more at the time of exhibition must have their tusks cut prior to the Show. (g) All boars must be shown by two competent adult handlers who are equipped with protective boards. (h) The use of artificial colouring, whitening and/or powder on pigs as well as the removal or addition of spots by artificial means is prohibited (white wood flour is permitted). (i) The Pig Section shall be subject to any Welsh Government control measures relative to any notifiable disease that may be in force at the time of the Show. 31. SPECIAL CONDITIONS - GOATS (See Goats section) 11.

13 ADRANNAU GWARTHEG CATTLE SECTIONS BARBEQUE Dairy & Beef exhibitors are cordially invited to attend a Barbeque in the Cattle Judging Ring at 8.00pm on evening prior to the Show - Monday 14 August kindly part sponsored by FUW, Glanhwfa Road, Llangefni, Ynys Môn PLEASE NOTE - FOR SAFETY REASONS, THE CATTLEBUILDING WILL BE CLOSED TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC DURING JUDGING ON BOTH DAYS. For Special Conditions - see page 8. Please note "Regulations relating to livestock No.24 - Electricity". PLEASE NOTE REGULATIONS 27 (I) SUBSTITUTIONS& (J) BREED PLAN CARDS The individual Identification Number of animals must be entered on the entry form otherwise entries will not be accepted. The Identification number must correspond with the ear tag on the animals on Show day. DAIRY AND BEEF CATTLE ARE REQUIRED TO BE PRESENT ON THE SHOWGROUND FOR BOTH DAYS. ALL EXHIBITS MUST BE STALLED BY 9.00 p.m. ON MONDAY EVENING 14 th AUGUST MAXIMUM STALL SIZE PER ANIMAL - 4ft. Dairy Cattle Exhibitors are to be given priority to use the cattle wash on the Tuesday and Beef Cattle Exhibitors given priority to use the facility on the Wednesday. STRAW ALLOCATION - Straw will be scattered on the Monday morning prior to the Show and then topped up after cleansing each Show day. STALL FEES A fee of 20 + VAT will be charged for each stall. A stall must be booked for EACH exhibit. Stall fee will be refunded if the exhibit is forwarded for judging at the Show. PRIZES AND ENTRY FEES (unless otherwise stated) ENTRY FEES (inc V.A.T.) Open Classes and Group Championships Non-Member ; Member ENTRIES CATALOGUED 1 st 2 nd 3 rd 4 th 5 th General and Group Classes CHAMPION - 60 RESERVE CHAMPION 40 GROUP CHAMPION - 60 RESERVE - 40 STOCKMEN S PRIZE: The exhibitor of the Breed Champion - 10 MILKING FACILITIES will be made available, but exhibitors must provide their own units. The Classes in each section will be judged strictly in the order they are printed in the Schedule and Show Catalogue. CLOSING DATE FOR ENTRIES IN ALL CATTLE SECTION MONDAY 31 st JULY 2017 CATTLE PASSPORTS Passports (CPP 1) are required for all bovine born on or after 1 st July The passport must accompany the animals and remain on the Showground for the duration of the animal s attendance. The movement to and from the Show should be entered on the passport. The passport should be completed in the usual way for any other movements of the animals. A continuation passport should be applied for in good time before or during the Show season. CATTLE IDENTIFICATION DOCUMENTS All male cattle must be accompanied by a CID. A bull may not leave the holding either for hire, for service or to attend at a Show if it is subject to a BSPS claim and within the retention period. WARBLE FLY ERADICATION Cattle affected with Warbles ARE NOT ALLOWED IN THE SHOW even if they are accompanied by a declaration of treatment Form C 12.

14 BOVINE TUBERCULOSIS Exhibitors must complete the declaration form to confirm that the animals being exhibited have been TB tested in accordance with Welsh Government rules and that they are eligible to attend the Show. S310 THE HOGIA BRYN ALAW CHALLENGE SHIELD, kindly presented by Hogia Bryn Awel, Bryn Awel, Tyn Lon, Holyhead, Anglesey for the BEST PRESENTED CATTLE STALL (DAIRY or BEEF) IN THE CATTLE BUILDING. The competition will be judged over the duration of the Show by the Immediate Past President of the Society Miss Enid M Williams. Prize Money: 1 st - 50; 2 nd - 30; 3 rd Presentation at 12noon (approx) on the second day of the Show. This class is kindly sponsored by T J & E J HUGHES & SONS AGRICULTURAL CONTRACTORS, Cleifiog Isaf, Valley, Holyhead Anglesey GWARTHEG GODRO (DIWRNOD CYNTAF) DAIRY BREED CATTLE(FIRST DAY) CLOSING DATE FOR ENTRIES MONDAY 31 st JULY 2017 A 20 milk subsidy will be paid for each Cow or Heifer in Milk that competes at the Show. PLEASE NOTE: DAIRY EXHIBITORS ARE KINDLY REQUESTED TO BRING A WHEELBARROW TO TRANSPORT MANURE TO THE DISPOSAL POINT OUTSIDE REAR OF THE CATTLEBUILDING. This will avoid the need to use machinery to clear the manure and prevent the concrete becoming slippery. Highest Placed Anglesey Exhibitor The Highest placed Anglesey exhibitor in each class in all Dairy Cattle classes will receive a special rosette. The Highest Placed Anglesey Exhibitor in each class will then compete in the special Highest Placed Anglesey Exhibitor class in each breed. The Champion Highest Placed Anglesey Exhibitor in each breed with then go forward to compete in the Inter-Breed Highest Placed Anglesey Exhibitor (No prize money) To be judged under the rules of Holstein UK. GWARTHEG HOLSTEIN HOLSTEIN CATTLE Judging a.m. Prizes and Entry Fees: See page 12. Beirniad - Judge: Mr Arfon Phillips, Fferm Ty Mawr, Cilrhedyn, Llanfynach, Pembrokeshire The Best Exhibitor bred in each class will receive a special rosette and 10 prize money JUNIOR HEIFER, born on or after 1 st January (If over 10 entries forwarded on the day of the Show, the Superintendent Steward will reserve the right to divide this class according to age. The winner of this class will also receive the HOLSTEIN UK JUNIOR CHAMPION ROSETTE S312. THE CEFN COCH CHALLENGE CUP, kindly presented by Mr & Mrs W C & H Williams, Cefn Coch, Llanfechell, Amlwch, Anglesey plus AAS SPECIAL ROSETTE for the Best Junior Heifer HEIFER, in calf not more than 3 years old on day of Show. This Class is Sponsored by FOR FARMERS, Colomendy Industrial Estate, Denbigh, Denbighshire 314. COW, in calf, born on or after 1st January COW, in calf, born on or before 31 st December HEIFER, in milk. (If over 10 entries forwarded on the day of the Show, the Superintendent Steward will reserve the right to divide this class according to age COW, in milk, second calver COW, in milk, third calver COW, in milk, fourth calver and over PAIR OF FEMALES, bred by the exhibitor AAS GROUP CHAMPIONSHIP ROSETTE for the best Group of three Holstein Cattle, the property of the same exhibitor. Prize Money: 1 st - 60; 2 nd (GROUP ENTRY FEE: Non-Members 10.00; Members 5.00) S.322 HOLSTEIN UK BEST UDDER ROSETTE presented to the exhibitor of the Holstein with the best udder in Show. (Best Udder from the in-milk classes) S.323 AAS CHAMPIONSHIP ROSETTE for the Champion Holstein Heifer (1 st & 2 nd prizewinners from classes 311,313 & 316 eligible) Prize money: Champion - 100; Reserve Champion The winner of this class will be eligible to compete in the Inter Breed Champion Heifer class. S.324 THE CAE MAWR PERPETUAL SILVER CHALLENGE TROPHY, kindly presented in memory of the late Mr Victor C. Wilde J.P., Cae Mawr, Dwyran, a Past President of the Society, and AAS SPECIAL ROSETTE - for the best Cow or Heifer, in milk or in calf, bred by the exhibitor. The winner of this class will also receive the HOLSTEIN UK BEST EXHIBITOR BRED ROSETTE. 13.

15 S.325 HOLSTEIN UK CHAMPION EXHIBITOR BRED ROSETTE, for the best animal bred by the exhibitor. S.326 THE GLEBEDALE CHALLENGE TROPHY, kindly re-presented by J & V Barlow, Minshull Hall, Church Minshull, Nantwich, AAS CHAMPIONSHIP ROSETTE, AAS ENGRAVED GOBLET and THE HOLSTEIN UK CHAMPIONSHIP AWARD ROSETTE for the Champion Holstein exhibit. The Reserve Champion will receive AAS RESERVE CHAMPION ROSETTE and THE HOLSTEIN UK RESERVE CHAMPIONSHIP AWARD ROSETTE Prize money: Champion - 100; Reserve Champion S.327 AAS CHAMPION ROSETTE for the overall Highest Placed Anglesey Exhibitor in the Holstein cattle section No prize money.(winner will compete in the Inter-Breed Highest Placed Anglesey Exhibitor class). S.328 AAS SPECIAL ROSETTE for the best Holstein female, bred by an Anglesey exhibitor. (Winner to compete in the Inter-Breed Best Female Bred by an Anglesey exhibitor class. SEE ALSO INTER BREED DAIRY CATTLE CHAMPIONSHIP GWARTHEG AYRSHIRE CATTLE THIS SECTION IS KINDLY SPONSORED BY GLANBIA CHEESE 79 Belton Road, Whitchurch, Shropshire Animals entered must be registered in the Ayrshire Cattle Society Herd Book and be at least 51% Ayrshire blood. If Black and White in colour, animals must be registered in the Herd Book's Full Pedigree Ayrshire Section and be 100% Ayrshire blood. (Note: Percentages are shown on all registration certificates) Judging a.m. Prizes and Entry Fees - See page 12 Beirniad - Judge: Mr Aled Walters, Clynmelyn, Ffynnonddrain, Carmarthen The best exhibitor bred in each class will receive a special rosette and 10 prize money MAIDEN HEIFER 330. HEIFER, in-calf, born on or after 1 st January COW, in-calf, born in or before COW, in-milk, second or third calver HEIFER, in-milk with its first calf, born on or after 1 st January, COW, in-milk, born in or before COW, in-calf or in-milk, born in or before 1 st January, AYRSHIRE COW, with daughter PAIR OF FEMALES, bred by the exhibitor PROGENY GROUP OF THREE ANIMALS, sired by the same bull, the property of the same exhibitor. Rosettes kindly sponsored by Cattle Services (Ayr) Ltd. S339. AAS CHAMPIONSHIP ROSETTE for the Champion Ayrshire Heifer. Prize money: Champion - 60; Reserve Champion The winner of this class will be eligible to compete in the Inter Breed Champion Heifer class AYRSHIRE CATTLE SOCIETY S CHAMPIONSHIP ROSETTE and AAS GROUP CHAMPIONSHIP ROSETTE - for the best Group of three Ayrshire Cattle, the property of the same exhibitor. Rosettes kindly sponsored by Cattle Services (Ayr) Ltd. Prize Money: 1 st - 60; 2 nd (GROUP ENTRY FEE: Non-Members 10.00; Members 5.00) S.341 AAS CHAMPIONSHIP ROSETTE and AAS ENGRAVED GOBLET for the Champion Ayrshire exhibit. Prize money: Champion - 60; Reserve Champion S.342 AAS CHAMPION ROSETTE for the overall Highest Placed Anglesey Exhibitor in the Ayrshire cattle section No prize money. (Winner will compete in the Inter-Breed Highest Placed Anglesey Exhibitor class). S.343 AAS SPECIAL ROSETTE for the best Ayrshire female, bred by an Anglesey exhibitor. (Winner to compete in the Inter-Breed Best Female Bred by an Anglesey exhibitor class. SEE ALSO INTER BREED CATTLE CHAMPIONSHIP GWARTHEG JERSEY JERSEY CATTLE THIS SECTION IS KINDLY SPONSORED BY MORRIS HOLDINGS (UK) LTD, 17 Mile Oak Ind Est, Maesbury Road, Oswestry, Shropshire Judging a.m. 14.

16 Prizes and Entry Fees - See page 12 Beirniad - Judge: Mr J D Jones, Springfield Farm, Ridley Lane, Mawdsley, Ormskirk, Lancashire The best exhibitor bred in each class will receive a special rosette and 10 prize money YEARLING HEIFER, born on or after 1 st January HEIFER, in-calf COW, in-calf HEIFER, in-milk COW, in-milk. S.349 AAS CHAMPIONSHIP ROSETTE for the Champion Jersey Heifer. Prize money: Champion - 60; Reserve Champion The winner of this class will be eligible to compete in the Inter Breed Champion Heifer class AAS GROUP CHAMPIONSHIP ROSETTE - for the best group of three Jersey Cattle, the property of the same exhibitor. Prize Money: 1 st - 60; 2 nd (GROUP ENTRY FEE: Non-Members 10.00; Members 5.00) S351. AAS CHAMPIONSHIP ROSETTE and AAS ENGRAVED GOBLET for the Champion Jersey exhibit. Prize money: Champion - 60; Reserve Champion S.352 JERSEY CATTLE SOCIETY OF THE UNITED KINGDOM SPECIAL ROSETTE AND PRIZE CARD for the best Jersey Cow or Heifer, registered in the Herd Book, bred by the exhibitor, and who is a member of the Jersey Cattle Society. S.353 AAS CHAMPION ROSETTE for the overall Highest Placed Anglesey Exhibitor in the Jersey cattle section No prize money. (Winner will compete in the Inter-Breed Highest Placed Anglesey Exhibitor class). S.354 AAS SPECIAL ROSETTE for the best Jersey female, bred by an Anglesey exhibitor. (Winner to compete in the Inter- Breed Best Female Bred by an Anglesey exhibitor class. SEE ALSO INTER BREED DAIRY CATTLE CHAMPIONSHIP LLAW-WYR IEUAINC - YOUNG HANDLERS (Handling skills only to be judged) To be judged in the Cattle Ring at approximately 12.00noon on Wednesday 16 th August NO ENTRY FEE - ALL ANIMALS MUST HAVE BEEN ENTERED BY THE CLOSING DATE OF ENTRIES. Prizes: 1 st - 20; 2 nd - 15; 3 rd - 10; 4 th - 5; 5 th - 5; 6 th - 5 Beirniad - Judge: Mr Arfon Phillips, Fferm Ty Mawr, Cilrhedyn, Llanfynach, Pembrokeshire S.355 YOUNG HANDLER - 5 years old up to 11 years old on day of Show ANY DAIRY CALF, under 8 months. (Handlers 8 years old and under MUST be accompanied by a competent adult) S.356 YOUNG HANDLER - under 16 but over 11 years old on day of Show ANY DAIRY ANIMAL, under 12 months. S.357 YOUNG HANDLER - 16 years old up to 21 years old on day of Show ANY DAIRY ANIMAL. S.358 AAS CHAMPIONSHIP ROSETTE for the Champion Dairy Young Handler. DOSBARTH CYFFI YNYS MÔN - ANGLESEY YFC CLASS To be judged in the Cattle Ring at approximately 12.00noon on Wednesday 16 th August NO ENTRY FEE - ALL ANIMALS MUST HAVE BEEN ENTERED BY THE CLOSING DATE OF ENTRIES. Prizes: 1 st - 20; 2 nd - 15; 3 rd - 10; 4 th - 5; 5 th - 5; 6 th - 5 Beirniad Judge: Mr Arfon Phillips, Fferm Ty Mawr, Cilrhedyn, Llanfynach, Pembrokeshire S.359 DAIRY HEIFER, any breed, under 12 months on day of Show. 50 points for showing; 50 points for knowledge. Points will be awarded in this class towards THE CLEIFIOG ISAF CHALLENGE SHIELD, kindly presented by The Hughes Family, Cleifiog Isaf, Valley, Anglesey to the YFC Club with the highest number of points in all YFC classes at this Show. 15.

17 DOSBARTH LLO AGORED - OPEN CALF CLASS To be judged in the Cattle Ring at approximately 12.00noon on Wednesday 16 th August Confined to exhibitors under 26 years old Entry Fee: See page 12 Prizes: 1 st - 20; 2 nd - 15; 3 rd - 10; 4 th - 5; 5 th - 5; 6 th - 5. Beirniad - Judge: Mr Arfon Phillips, Fferm Ty Mawr, Cilrhedyn, Llanfynach, Pembrokeshire 360. CALF, under 8 months CALF, 8 months to 12 months. S.362 THE MÔN JERSEYCHALLENGE CUP, kindly presented by Emma Hughes, Cefn Coch, Llanfechell, Ynys Môn and AAS CHAMPIONSHIP ROSETTE for the Champion calf. DOSBARTH GODRO COFRESTREDIG - MILK RECORDED CLASS Prizes and Entry Fees See page 12 To be judged following the Breed Classes on Tuesday 15 th August. (open to Pedigree and Non-Pedigree Animals) Beirniaid - Judges Production: Mrs Carol Jones, Arddleen, Llanymynech, Powys. Inspection: Mr C Evans, Erw Fawr, Llanfachraeth, Caergybi, Ynys Mon 363. THE H.R.M. HUGHES, PENRHOS, BODEDERN, CHALLENGE CUP kindly presented by the Late Mr H.R.M. Hughes OBE, Rhos Angharad, Penrhos, Bodedern, a Past President of the Society for the BEST MILK RECORDED ANIMAL based on Production and Inspection. Production will be assessed as follows: Five points given for every decimal point of fat % over breed standards. Five points given for every decimal point protein % over breed standards. Ten points given for every kgs over breed standards. Average calving interval must not exceed 420 days. BREED STANDARDS (Wales) DIM 305 Yield Fats % Protein % Holstein Ayrshire Jersey Friesian BREED STANDARDS (England) DIM 305 Yield Fat % Protein % Holstein Ayrshire Jersey Friesian Animals entered in this Class may also compete in their respective Breed Classes. 16.

18 PENCAMPWRIAETH BRIDIAU GWARTHEG GODRO INTER-BREED DAIRY CATTLE CHAMPIONSHIP To be judged by all three Breed Judges, but none to judge their own breed. The points awarded by each Judge will be made public. In the event of a tie, the Judge not involved with the tie will be selected as a referee. The Inter Breed Dairy Cattle Championship Classes are confined to PEDIGREE ANIMALS ONLY. S.364 AAS INTER-BREED DAIRY CATTLE CHAMPIONSHIP SASH Champion Inter-Breed - 100; Reserve Champion Inter-Breed for the highest placed Anglesey exhibitor. This class is kindly sponsored by GLANBIA CHEESE, 79 Belton Road, Whitchurch, Shropshire S.365 THE THOMAS RICHARD JONES RICH FFERM MEMORIAL SHIELD, kindly presented in memory of the late Mr Thomas Richard Jones (ex Coleg Pencraig Farm Manager) by Julia, Emma & Mark Jones (Cae Rhos, Capel Mawr) PLUS AAS SASH for the BESTINTER-BREED FEMALE BRED BY AN ANGLESEY EXHIBITOR SASH.1 st - 60; 2 nd This class is kindly sponsored by GLANBIA CHEESE, 79 Belton Road, Whitchurch, Shropshire S.366 AAS INTER-BREED HIGHEST PLACED ANGLESEY EXHIBITOR SASH for the Best Highest Placed Anglesey Exhibitor in the Dairy Cattle Section. (No Prize Money) S.367 AAS INTER-BREED HEIFER CHAMPIONSHIP SASH for the Best Inter-Breed Heifer. (No Prize Money) S.368 AAS INTER-BREED DAIRY GROUP CHAMPIONSHIP SASH for the best Inter-Breed Group, comprising of Cow in-milk, Cow in-calf, Heifer in-milk and Heifer in-calf. Champion Inter-Breed Dairy Group Champion - 150; Reserve Inter-Breed Dairy Group Champion

19 GWARTHEG BIFF (AIL DDIWRNOD) BEEF CATTLE (SECOND DAY) CLOSING DATE FOR ENTRIES MONDAY 31 st JULY 2017 BEEF BREEDS WITH LESS THAN TWO EXHIBITORS WILL BE PLACED IN THE ANY OTHER PURE BEEF BREED SECTION Judging: 9.00 a.m. GWARTHEG DUON CYMREIG - WELSH BLACK CATTLE WELSH BLACK CATTLE SOCIETY BULL & FEMALE OF THE YEAR COMPETITION SPECIAL AWARD This show is a qualifying show for the Welsh Black Cattle Society s Bull & Female of the Year Competition. Prizes from RUMENCO will be awarded at each show to the owners of the highest placed Welsh Black bull and female. Animals must be exhibited by WBCS members and no animal may win more than one prize in any season. A further prize will be awarded by RUMENCO to the owners of the bull and female who gain the highest aggregate points at the nominated shows, and prizes will also be awarded to the reserve and second reserve winners. All exhibits must be entered in the WBCS Herd Book, Grading-up appendix or Polled register. WBCS judges may only judge one qualifying show in any season. This award will be administered by the Welsh Black Cattle Society. Prizes and Entry Fees - See page 12 Beirniad - Judge: Mr Alun Vaughan, Penrhos, Llanfor, Bala, Gwynedd 369. BULL, born before 1 March BULL, born on or between 1 March 2014 and 29 February BULL, born on or after 1 March COW, in-milk or in-calf born on or before 28 February COW or HEIFER, in-milk or in-calf, born between 1 March 2013 and 28 February Animals must have produced at least one calf HEIFER, in-milk or in-calf, born 1 March 2014 and 28 February HEIFER, born on or between 1 March 2015 and 29 February HEIFER, born on or after 1 March COW or HEIFER with her own suckling calf at foot, to be judged as a pair. The calf must be born on or after 1 November 2016 and still suckling its dam. S.378 THE ALDERMAN O. PARRY-JONES MEMORIAL PERPETUAL CUP kindly presented in memory of Alderman O. Parry-Jones by his immediate family and AAS CHAMPION MALE ROSETTE - for the Champion and Reserve Champion Bull. Prize money: Champion - 60; Reserve Champion - 40 S.379 AAS SPECIAL ROSETTE for the best bull or heifer, born after 1 st January No prize money. The winner of this class to compete for the Junior Inter-Breed Championship. S.380 AAS CHAMPION FEMALE ROSETTE - for the Champion and Reserve Champion Female. Prize money: Champion - 60; Reserve Champion - 40 S.381 THE PENRHOS CHALLENGE CUP presented by the late Rt. Hon. Lord Sheffield, AAS CHAMPIONSHIP ROSETTE and AAS ENGRAVED GOBLET for the Champion Welsh Black exhibit. Prize money: Champion - 60; Reserve Champion S.382 THE DAVID JONES MEMORIAL CUP, presented in memory of David Jones, late of Cefn Coch, Llansadwrn plus AAS CHAMPIONSHIP ROSETTE for the Champion Anglesey exhibitor. Prize money: Champion 60; Reserve Champion 40 S.383 AAS SPECIAL ROSETTE for the BEST PAIR of animals, property of the same exhibitor. (Winning Pair to compete in the Welsh County Shows competition class see Supreme Beef Cattle Classes) No Prize money AAS GROUP CHAMPIONSHIP ROSETTE - for the best Group of three Welsh Black Cattle, the property of the same exhibitor. Prize money: 1 st - 100, 2 nd - 50, 3 rd - 25 (GROUP ENTRY FEE: Non-Members 10.00; Members 5.00) S.385 THE MEYRICK CHALLENGE CUP subscribed for by the tenants of the Bodorgan Estate and others, in memory of the late Sir George Meyrick, Bart. and AAS GROUP CHAMPIONSHIP ROSETTE - for the best Group of four Welsh Black Cattle. SEE ALSO INTER BREED BEEF CATTLE CHAMPIONSHIP 18.

20 GWARTHEG HENFFORDD - HEREFORD CATTLE THE HEREFORD CATTLE SOCIETY 'POINTS' COMPETITION The Anglesey County Show has been selected as a 'Point Show' for the following Competition Classes: Polled, Horned, Bull & Female, Sire & Herd of the Year. Further details are available at THE NORTH WALES HEREFORD CLUB/CLWB HENFFORDD GOGLEDD CYMRU POINTS COMPETITION Animals will be awarded the following points in all open classes: 1st - 5 points; 2nd - 4 points; 3rd - 3 points; 4th - 2 points ; 5th - 1 point. Highest Number of Points. 1st prize: 100. Prizes and Entry Fees: See page 12 Beirniad - Judge: Mr J Dowbiggin, Woodend Farm, High Lane, Salterforth, Barnoldswick, Lancashire Dosbarth - Class 386. BULL, born on or before 31 st December BULL, born on or between 1 st January 2016, and 31 st August BULL, born on or after 1 st September COW, in-calf or in-milk. Animals must have produced at least one calf HEIFER, born on or between 1 st January 2015, and 31 st December BARREN HEIFER, born on or between 1 st January 2016, and 31 st August BARREN HEIFER, born on or after 1 st September S.393 AAS CHAMPION FEMALE ROSETTE - for the best female. Prize Money: Champion - 30 Reserve Champion - 20 S.394 AAS CHAMPION MALE ROSETTE - for the best bull. Prize Money: Champion - 30 Reserve Champion - 20 S.395 AAS SPECIAL ROSETTE for the best bull or heifer, born after 1 st January No prize money. The winner of this class to compete for the Junior Inter-Breed Championship. S.396 THE H P ASTLEY MEMORIAL CHALLENGE CUP, kindly presented by his family, plus THE HCS CHAMPIONSHIP ROSETTE, AAS CHAMPIONSHIP ROSETTE and AAS ENGRAVED GOBLET for the Champion Hereford exhibit. Prize money: Champion - 60; Reserve Champion S.397 AAS SPECIAL ROSETTE - for the best exhibitor bred exhibit. Prize Money: 1 st - 15; 2 nd - 10 S.398 AAS SPECIAL ROSETTE for the BEST PAIR of animals, property of the same exhibitor. (Winning Pair to compete in the Welsh County Shows competition class see Supreme Beef Cattle Classes) No prize money THE DENDOR CHALLENGE CUP (Lower Hope) kindly re-presented by Messrs Nicholas & Heath, Sheaf Farm, Tarvin, Cheshire and AAS GROUP CHAMPIONSHIP ROSETTE - for the best group of three Hereford Cattle, the property of the same exhibitor. Prize money: 1 st - 60, 2 nd - 40 (GROUP ENTRY FEE: Non-Members 10.00; Members 5.00) SEE ALSO INTER BREED BEEF CATTLE CHAMPIONSHIP GWARTHEG CHAROLAIS PRYDEINIG - BRITISH CHAROLAIS CATTLE Prizes and Entry Fees - See page 11 Beirniad - Judge: Mr R Arwel Owen, Tynewydd, Gartheibio, Foel, Welshpool, Powys 400. BULL, born on before 1 st August BULL, born on or between 1 st August 2015 and 31 st March BULL, born on or after 1 st April COW, in-calf or in-milk. (1) Cows in-milk should have calf at foot or her calf should at least be on the showground. (2) All cows shown should have produced a calf naturally within the last 15 months. (3) Any animal which has been used as an embryo transfer donor cannot be shown until she has produced a calf by natural birth, and then will follow on from (2) above HEIFER, in-calf or in-milk, born on or between 1 st January 2014 and 31 st December HEIFER, born on or between 1 st January 2015 and 31 st December BARREN HEIFER, born on or between 1 st January 2016 and 31 st December SUCKLING CALF, born on or after 1 st January, S.408 AAS SPECIAL ROSETTE for the best bull or heifer, born after 1 st January No prize money. The winner of this class to compete for the Junior Inter-Breed Championship. S.409 BCCS CHAMPION ROSETTE, SASH & PLAQUE AWARD, AAS CHAMPIONSHIP ROSETTE and AAS ENGRAVED GOBLET for the Champion British Charolais exhibit. Prize money: Champion - 60; Reserve Champion

21 S.410 AAS SPECIAL ROSETTE for the BEST PAIR of animals, property of the same exhibitor. (Winning Pair to compete in the Welsh County Shows competition class see Supreme Beef Cattle Classes) No prize money AAS GROUP CHAMPIONSHIP ROSETTE - for the best group of three British Charolais Cattle, the property of the same exhibitor. Prize Money: 1 st - 60; 2 nd - 40 (GROUP ENTRY FEE: Non-Members 10.00; Members 5.00) S.412 AAS SPECIAL ROSETTE for the best Bull, Cow or Heifer, bred by an Anglesey Exhibitor. Special prize SEE ALSO INTER BREED BEEF CATTLE CHAMPIONSHIP GWARTHEG LIMOSIN PRYDEINIG - BRITISH LIMOUSIN CATTLE Prizes and Entry Fees - See page 12 Beirniad - Judge: Mr B L Hughes, Ystrad Fawr, Llangwm, Corwen 413. BULL, born before 1 st August BULL, born on or between 1 st August 2015 and 31 st May BULL, born on or after 1 st June COW, in-calf, born before 31 st July COW, with calf at foot, born before 31 st July HEIFER, in-calf, born on or between 1 st August 2014 and 31 st December HEIFER, born after 1 st January S.420 AAS SPECIAL ROSETTE for the best Bull, Cow or Heifer, bred by an Anglesey Exhibitor.Special prize S.421 AAS SPECIAL ROSETTE for the best Bull or Heifer, born after 1 st January No prize money. The winner of this class to compete for the Junior Inter-Breed Championship. S.422 THE BLCS CHAMPIONSHIP ROSETTE, AAS CHAMPIONSHIP ROSETTE and AAS ENGRAVED GOBLET for the Champion British Limousin exhibit. Prize money: Champion - 60; Reserve Champion S.423 AAS SPECIAL ROSETTE for the BEST PAIR of animals, property of the same exhibitor. (Winning Pair to compete in the Welsh County Shows competition class see Supreme Beef Cattle Classes) No prize money AAS GROUP CHAMPIONSHIP ROSETTE - for the best group of three British Limousin Cattle, the property of the same exhibitor. Prize Money: 1 st - 60; 2 nd - 40 (GROUP ENTRY FEE: Non-Members 10.00; Members 5.00) This class is kindly sponsored by GRAYS WASTE MANAGEMENT LTD, Mona Ind Est, Gwalchmai, Anglesey Prizes and Entry Fees - See page 12 SEE ALSO INTER BREED BEEF CATTLE CHAMPIONSHIP GWARTHEG GLAS PRYDEINIG - BRITISH BLUE CATTLE Beirniad - Judge: Mrs L Morgan, Lower House, Adfa, Newtown, Powys 425. BULL, born before 1 st January BULL, born on or after 1 st January COW or HEIFER, over 24 months HEIFER, under 24 months. S.429. AAS SPECIAL ROSETTE for the best Bull or Heifer, born after 1 st January No prize money. The winner of this class to compete for the Junior Inter-Breed Championship. S.430. AAS SPECIAL ROSETTE for the best Bull, Cow or Heifer, bred by an Anglesey Exhibitor. Special prize S.431 BBCS CHAMPIONSHIP ROSETTE, AAS CHAMPIONSHIP ROSETTE and AAS ENGRAVED GOBLET for the Champion British Blue exhibit. Prize money: Champion - 60; Reserve Champion S.432 AAS SPECIAL ROSETTE for the BEST PAIR of animals, property of the same exhibitor. (Winning Pair to compete in the Welsh County Shows competition class see Supreme Beef Cattle Classes) No prize money AAS GROUP CHAMPIONSHIP ROSETTE for the best group of three British Blue Cattle, the property of the same exhibitor. Prize Money 1 st - 60; 2 nd - 40 (GROUP ENTRY FEE: Non-Members 10.00; Members 5.00) SEE ALSO INTER BREED BEEF CATTLE CHAMPIONSHIP UNRHYW FRID PUR BIFF ARALL - ANY OTHER PURE BEEF BREED This Section will be cancelled unless sufficient entries are received. Prizes and Entry Fees - See page 12 Beirniad - Judge: Mr R Arwel Owen, Tynewydd, Gartheibio, Foel, Welshpool, Powys 20.

22 434. BULL, any other pure breed, born before 1 st January BULL, any other breed, born on or after 1 st January COW, any other pure breed HEIFER, any other pure breed. S.438 AAS SPECIAL ROSETTE for the best Bull or Heifer, born after 1 st January No prize money. The winner of this class to compete for the Junior Inter-Breed Championship. S.439 AAS CHAMPIONSHIP ROSETTE and AAS ENGRAVED GOBLET for the Champion Any Other Pure Breed exhibit. Prize money: Champion - 60; Reserve Champion S.440 AAS SPECIAL ROSETTE for the BEST PAIR of animals (same breed), property of the same exhibitor. (Winning Pair to compete in the Welsh County Shows competition class see Supreme Beef Cattle Classes)No prize money AAS GROUP CHAMPIONSHIP ROSETTE for the best group of three Any Other Pure Breed Cattle, the property of the same exhibitor. Prize money: 1 st - 60; 2 nd - 40 (GROUP ENTRY FEE: Non-Members 10.00; Members 5.00) SEE ALSO INTER BREED BEEF CATTLE CHAMPIONSHIP GWARTHEG BIFF MASNACHOL - COMMERCIAL BEEF CATTLE Exhibits in this Section are not eligible for entry in any other Section. All animals must be halter-led. PLEASE NOTE: Cattle in this section will be weighed before 10am on Tuesday 15 August 2017 (first day of the Show). Prizes and Entry Fees - See page 12 Beirniad - Judge: Ms June Dowie, Balluskie Farm, Barrhill, Girvan, Ayrshire 442. BABY BEEF STEER, under 425kg. This class is kindly sponsored by MINSUPS LTD, Road Five, Winsford Industrial Estate, Winsford, Cheshire 443. BABY BEEF HEIFER, under 425kg. This class is kindly sponsored by MINSUPS LTD, Road Five, Winsford Industrial Estate, Winsford, Cheshire 444. HEIFER, ANY BREED or CROSS. Confined to Members of Ynys Môn Young Farmers Clubs. Animal not eligible to compete in the Open Classes STEER, ANY BREED or CROSS. Confined to Members of Ynys Môn Young Farmers Clubs. Animal not eligible to compete in the Open Classes. Points will be awarded in classes 444 & 445 towards THE CLEIFIOG ISAF CHALLENGE SHIELD, kindly presented by The Hughes Family, Cleifiog Isaf, Valley, Anglesey to the YFC Club with the highest number of points in all YFC classes at this Show COW, any breed with SUCKLING CALF, born on or after 1 st January This class is kindly sponsored by ANGLESEY SELF STORAGE, Rhostrehwfa, Llangefni, Ynys Môn 447. BARREN HEIFER, any breed or cross. This class may be split according to weight at the Show and at the Superintendent Steward discretion STEER, any breed or cross. This class may be split according to weight at the Show and at the Superintendent Steward discretion HEIFER, confined to Anglesey Exhibitors. (Must not have been exhibited in any of the previous classes). Prizes: 1 st - 25; 2 nd - 15; 3 rd This class is kindly sponsored by ANGLESEY SELF STORAGE, Rhostrehwfa, Llangefni, Ynys Mon 450. STEER, confined to Anglesey Exhibitors. (Must not have been exhibited in any of the previous classes). Prizes: 1 st - 25; 2 nd - 15; 3 rd The overall winner (Exhibitor) from the above two classes will not be eligible to compete in either of the two classes at next year s Show PAIR OF STEERS or PAIR OF HEIFERS PAIR OF ANIMALS BEST ANGLESEY BEEF EXHIBIT, for the best Commercial exhibit that has been born and bred on Anglesey and finished on an F.A.W.L. holding on Anglesey. THE TRISANT CHALLENGE CUP, kindly presented by G & E Jones & Co., Ty Gwyn, Llantrisant, Holyhead, Anglesey will be presented to the winner of this class AAS GROUP CHAMPIONSHIP ROSETTE for the best group of three Commercial Beef Cattle, the property of the same exhibitor. Prize money: 1 st - 60; 2 nd (GROUP ENTRY FEE: Non-Members 10.00; Members 5.00) S.455 AAS CHAMPION ROSETTE for the Champion Baby Beef (Winner from classes 442 and 443) Prize Money: Champion - 30; Reserve Champion - 20 S.456 AAS CHAMPION FEMALE ROSETTE - for the best Heifer. Prize Money: Champion - 30; Reserve Champion - 20 This class is kindly sponsored by THE LOBSTER POT, Ty Colbi, Church Bay, Holyhead, Anglesey S.457 AAS CHAMPION MALE ROSETTE - for the best Steer. Prize Money: Champion - 30; Reserve Champion - 20 This class is kindly sponsored by THE LOBSTER POT, Ty Colbi, Church Bay, Holyhead, Anglesey 21.

23 S.458 AAS CHAPIONSHIP ROSETTE for the Champion YFC Heifer or Steer. Prize Money: Champion - 60; Reserve Champion - 40 This class is kindly sponsored by CWMNI CLIPERAU/MAES CARAFANU PENRHYN, - Mr & Mrs E T Williams, Peniel Fin Mor, Llanfwrog, Ynys Mon S.459 AAS CHAMPIONSHIP ROSETTE for the best Anglesey exhibit. (Winner from classes 449 and 450) Prize Money: Champion - 60 Reserve Champion This class is kindly sponsored by CWMNI CLIPERAU/MAES CARAFANAU PENRHYN Mr & Mrs E T Williams, Peniel Fin Môr, Llanfwrog, Ynys Môn. S.460 AAS CHAMPIONSHIP ROSETTE and AAS ENGRAVED GOBLET for the Champion Commercial Beef exhibit. Prize money: Champion - 60; Reserve Champion This class is kindly sponsored by CWMNI CLIPERAU/MAES CARAFANAU PENRHYN, Mr & Mrs E T Williams, Peniel Fin Môr, Llanfwrog, Ynys Môn SEE ALSO INTER BREED BEEF CATTLE CHAMPIONSHIP DOSBARTHIADAU LLAW-WYR IEUAINC - YOUNG HANDLER CLASSES (Points awarded for handling skills only) NO ENTRY FEE - ALL ANIMALS MUST HAVE BEEN ENTERED BY THE CLOSING DATE OF ENTRIES. To be judged in the Cattle Rings at approximately am on Tuesday 15 th August. Prizes: 1 st - 20; 2 nd - 15; 3 rd - 10; 4 th - 5; 5 th - 5; 6 th - 5. Beirniad Judge: Mr W I Edwards, Penbol, Rhosgoch, Amlwch, Ynys Mon S.461 ANGLESEY YOUNG HANDLER - 5 years old up to 11 years old on Show day, ANY BEEF CALF, up to 8 months old.(handler 8 years old and under MUST be accompanied by a competent adult) S.462 YOUNG HANDLER - 5 years old up to 11 years old on Show day, ANY BEEF CALF, under 2 years old. (Handler 8 years old and under MUST be accompanied by a competent adult) S.463 YOUNG HANDLER Over 11 years old up to 15 years old on Show day - ANY BEEF ANIMAL. S.464 YOUNG HANDLER Over 15 years old but under 21 years old on Show day ANY BEEF ANIMAL. S.465 THE SALBRI CHALLENGE SHIELD kindly presented by The Lewis Family, Salbri, Carreglefn, Llanfechell, Anglesey and AAS CHAMPIONSHIP ROSETTE for the best handler from Classes S462, S463& S464. PRIF BENCAMPWRIAETH GWARTHEG BIFF SUPREME BEEF CATTLE CHAMPIONSHIP (Welsh Black, Hereford, British Charolais, British Limousin, British Blue, Other Pure Beef Breeds & Commercial Beef Cattle) Beiniad - Judge: Mr W I Edwards, Penbol, Rhosgoch, Amlwch, Ynys Mon S.466 THE MAEN ERYR PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP kindly presented by the late Mr H.O. Davies, Maen Eryr, Tregaian and AAS SUPREME CHAMPIONSHIP SASH - for the SUPREME INDIVIDUAL CHAMPION exhibit in the Beef Cattle Section. Prize Money: Supreme Champion Reserve Supreme Champion - 50 S.467 THE WELSH COUNTY SHOWS COMPETITION (for Pedigree Beef Pairs) sponsored by GREENLANDS INSURANCE SERVICES LTD. (No Prize Money) (for winners in the Pair class in all pedigree breed sections except Commercial Beef) S.468 AAS SUPREME GROUP CHAMPIONSHIP SASH - for the SUPREMEGROUP of THREE BEEF ANIMALS, the property of the same exhibitor. Prize Money: Supreme Champion Group - 200, Reserve Supreme Champion Group S.469 HER GWPAN - FFERAM GYD - CHALLENGE CUP, kindly presented by the Hughes Family, Fferam Gyd, Rhosgoch, Ynys Môn, plus AAS AAS CHAMPIONSHIP SASH - for the SUPREME JUNIOR INTER-BREED CHAMPION exhibit, born after 1 st January

24 For Special Conditions - see page 9. ADRANNAU DEFAID SHEEP SECTIONS CLOSING DATE FOR ENTRIES: TUESDAY 11 th JULY 2017 The individual Identification Number of animals must be entered on the entry form. The Identification number must correspond with the ear tag on the animals on Show day. All Sheep must be judged in the Rings provided. MAEDI/VISNA ACCREDITED FLOCK SCHEME The Sheep Section will consist of accredited and non-accredited status. PLEASE NOTE REGULATION No 28 (e) ON PAGE 9. THERE WILL BE NO FACILITIES FOR SUPERVISED LOWER OR HIGHER STATUS. ENTRY FORMS MUST BE CLEARLY MARKED ACCREDITED OR NON-ACCREDITED. A VALID PHOTOCOPY OF THECERTIFICATE OF OFFICIAL STATUS MUST be handed in to the Superintendent Steward on arrival and prior to unloading. PLEASE NOTE: EXHIBITORS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR PROVIDING THEIR OWN STRAW Entry Fees (unless otherwise stated): GENERAL CLASSES & GROUP CHAMPION: Non-Members 6.00 (inc. V.A.T.) Members 3.00 Prizes (unless otherwise stated) ENTRIES 1 st 2 nd 3 rd 4 th 5 th 6 th CATALOGUED 1-7 entries entries entries or more entries Individual Champion s Group Championship If less than three entries are received in the Ram Classes- the Ram and Shearling Ram Classes will be combined in all Sections. This also appertains to the two Ewe Classes. Lamb classes will not be amalgamated. The Superintendent Steward reserves the right to amalgamate Breed Classes if entries warrant. Exhibits entered in the Wiltshire Horn, Suffolk, British Charollais, Texel, Oxford Down, Ryeland, Jacob, Beltex & Southdown, Zwartbles, Blue Texel, Any Other Lowland Breeds of Sheep & Cross-Bred Sheep Sections will be judged on the FIRST DAY, Tuesday 15 th August. Exhibits entered in the Border Leicester, Blue Faced Leicester, Welsh Mountain Pedigree Section, Lleyn, North Country Cheviot (Park Type), Kerry Hill, Welsh Mountain (Hill Flock), Black Welsh Mountain, Welsh Hill Speckled Faced, Welsh Mountain Badger Faced Sheep, British Rare/Minority Breeds, Any Other Hill or Mountain Breeds of Sheep and Butcher s Lambs Sections, will be judged on the SECOND DAY, Wednesday 16 th August. Exhibitors wishing to stay overnight on the Tuesday MUST inform the Superintendent Steward within 14 days of the Show. All judging (unless otherwise stated) will commence at 10.00am on the respective day. Exhibits may only enter in their Breed Class which are listed above and are not permitted to enter in any other section. 23.

25 NODWEDD FRID DEFAID SIOE SIR FÔN ANGLESEY COUNTY SHOW FEATURE SHEEP BREED INTRODUCTION Once again, the Anglesey Agricultural Society will host a 'Feature Sheep Breed' at the Show. This year, the Society has invited the BADGER FACE WELSH MOUNTAIN SHEEP SOCIETY to stage the "Feature Breed" showcase at the 2017 Show. We wish the Society well in their activities and hope that you will take time to visit their stand at the Show that will be situated in the Sheep complex. Cymdeithas y Defaid Mynydd Torddu a Torwen Cymreig Badger Face Welsh Mountain Sheep Society Secretary: Enfys Williams. The Old Post Office, Pumsaint, Llanwrda, Sir Gaerfyrddin. SA19 8UW secretary@badgerfacesheep.co.uk website: Society Sale: NSA Wales & Border Main Ram Sale 25 September 2017 History In the Mid 1970 s a small group of farmers in Mid Wales, who all kept a few Badger Face sheep got together to exchange some of their sheep and started breeding Badger Face with Badger Face. A meeting was held to form a Society in November The breed comes in two distinct colours; Torddu and Torwen. Torddu means black belly and is mainly white with a distinctive black underbelly and eye stripes, while the Torwen (white belly) shows the reverse colouring with smaller eye stripes. The Torddu is about three times more numerous than the Torwen and is known as the Badger Face. Prolific, hardy and fast-growing They are more prolific than the Welsh Mountain and in the right (lowland) conditions can achieve 200% lambs. 160% is common in upland conditions with a high survival rate which is helped by the lamb s determination to get on its feet, often in a few seconds. Growth rates of 200gm per day are easily achievable in purebred sheep fed on grass alone, with higher rates reported in crosses. 24.