WRANGLE FLOWER SHOW SCHEDULE. Sunday 1 st July 2018

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1 WRANGLE FLOWER SHOW SCHEDULE Sunday 1 st July 2018 Closing date for entries - Monday 25 th June

2 Section A VEGETABLES Class 1 Cauliflowers (for Trophy) 2 Red Beet round with tops 3 Red Cabbage 4 Broad Beans pods ( 5 First Prize) 5 Summer Cabbage round Summer Cabbage pointed 7 Radish round 8 Radish long 9 Carrots long 10 Carrots stump rooted 11 Heaviest Single Carrot top not to exceed 1 12 Lettuce cabbage crinkly 13 Lettuce flat 14 Spring Sown Salad Onions 15 Heaviest Single Winter Onion topped and tied 1 Green Peas pods 17 Potatoes white round 18 Potatoes coloured 19 Potatoes white kidney 20 Heaviest Single New Potato (for Trophy) 21 Calabrese heads 22 Display of 3 kinds of Root vegetables tops not to exceed 3 23 Salad selection tray or box not to exceed 18 x18 24 Any Vegetable or Salad NOT specifically mentioned 25 Tray of Vegetables 1 each of different Vegetables - tray not to exceed 30 x bunches of 3 different Garden Herbs to be displayed in jars 27 One Bloom and One Vegetable Quan NO EXHIBIT TO BE REMOVED FROM THE MARQUEE BEFORE 5PM 2

3 Section B FRUIT Class 31 Gooseberries on a plate 32 Gooseberries largest on a plate ( 5 First Prize) 33 Raspberries with stalks on a plate 34 Strawberries with stalks on a plate 35 Rhubarb sticks 3 Any other Soft Fruit Quan Section C FLORAL ART Not to be judged under N.A.F.A.S. rules. Exhibits may be arranged at home or on the show ground. Accessories allowed unless otherwise stated. Height of alcoves 2 8. Novice Section A novice is defined as a person who has not won more than two First Prizes in a previous Wrangle Show (3 or more in class). Space allowed 2. Class 37 My Garden an arrangement of garden flowers in a basket 38 Football Fever Open Section Space allowed years of Wrangle Show 42 A Stroll Along the Beach 43 Tales of Peter Rabbit 44 Small is Beautiful - petite arrangement no more than 9 in any direction (includes container) DECORATED TABLE SEE HANIDCRAFT SECTION NO EXHIBIT TO BE REMOVED FROM THE MARQUEE BEFORE 5PM 3

4 Section D FLOWERS All front facing, any container (vase bowl, dish, etc). Flowers which are one variety maybe mixed colours. Class 49 Vase of Biennials one variety 50 Vase of Cut Annuals one variety (for Trophy) 51 Stem of Flowering Shrub 52 Mixed Sweet Peas (for Trophy) 53 Sweet Peas one colour 54 Pinks one colour ( 5 First Prize) 55 Mixed Pinks 5 Delphiniums (for Trophy Prize Money 10, 7, 3) 57 Herbaceous Perennials one variety 58 Corn Flowers 59 Three stems of Shrub for Foliage 0 Flowers not specifically mentioned one variety, named 1 Six Pansies displayed on a board one variety 2 Six Pansies displayed on a board mixed 3 Three Geraniums displayed on a board 4 Six Fuchsias - displayed on a board 5 Lady s Spray own grown Gentleman s Buttonhole own grown (for Trophy) 7 One Perfect Bloom any variety (for Trophy) 8 Vase of Sweet Peas naturally grown (for Trophy) 9 One Bloom and One Plant (for Trophy) 70 Hanging Basket or Hanging Container 15 diameter maximum, single baskets or containers only 71 Patio Container space 2 square Quan. 12 stems stems stems 12 stems 3 stems 12 stems 12 stems Classes 70 & 71 to have had plants in container for at least one month prior to show. Class 72 Jubilee Top Vase (for Trophy) A vase of mixed flowering stems containing a total of between 5 and 10 stems, taken from a minimum of 2 different KINDS of plants: 2 varieties of the same plant are NOT 2 kinds. Only fresh HOMEGROWN flowers may be used. Stems used must show flowers only and not berries or seed heads. The vase can be any shape, size and be in proportion to the display. There are no marks for the vase. No accessories, or additional foliage will be allowed. Only foliage which is attached naturally to the flowers will be allowed. Packaging material including floral foam to keep the stems in place is allowed. The vase will be viewed from all directions. 4

5 Section E ROSES Class 74 Bowl of mixed Hybrid Tea Roses - minimum three varieties Quan. 9 blooms 75 Bowl of Floribunda Roses ( 5 First Prize) stems 7 Three Stages of a Rose one variety (bud, part open, open) 77 Best Single Stem Rose Grown in Wrangle (for Trophy) 78 Six Hybrid Tea Roses displayed on a board, mixed colour 79 Three Perfect Blooms Section F HOUSE PLANTS Sponsored by Burgess, Thompson & Richardson, Insurance Brokers Where possible name variety Class 81 Fern 82 Begonia 83 Pelargonium basic zonal, maximum pot size 9 85 Fuchsia standard not less than 18 clear stem 8 Fuchsia bush 87 Trailing Fuchsia 88 Ivy Leaf Trailing Geranium 89 Plant for Foliage non flowering 90 Any other plant for bloom ( 5 First Prize) 91 One Cactus 92 One Succulent 93 Three Cacti 95 One bowl of Cacti and/or Succulents space 2 x2 Section G SENIOR CITIZENS Class 9 Best Single Stem Rose 97 Best Potted Plant 98 Vase or Bowl of Garden Flowers (for Trophy) 99 Handicraft any article - space allowed 2 x2 100 Cherry Cake 101 Four Coconut Tarts ( 5 First Prize) 102 Any Single Item Garden Produce 5

6 Section J HANDICRAFTS Sponsored by Camelot Crafts, Friskney A patchworker s paradise for fabulous fabric, threads and notions. Also cross-stitch and tapestry supplies. Regular patchwork and quilting classes. Handicrafts to have been made by exhibitor during the last twelve months. Classes 10 to 117 & 121 space allowed 2 x2 including frames, where necessary articles to be folded. Class 10 Wrangle Village Sign create a design using any format 107 Mug Cosy to be displayed on a mug 108 Decorated Wire Ring ring can be bought 109 English Paper Piecing can be 3 dimensional 110 Soft Toy- other than knitted 111 Hand Knitted Article Slipper Socks ( 5 First Prize) 112 Crochet Article 113 Sewing 114 Cross Stitch 115 Embroidered Article 11 Framed Embroidery 117 Any other Needlework 118 Sketching Historical Buildings (for Trophy) 119 Painting Village Life any medium 120 Decorated Table theme - Afternoon Tea in the Garden to include flowers and food, exhibitor to provide own small table (for Trophy) 121 Any other Handicraft woodwork max. size 4 x2 Section K COOKERY The committee will not be responsible for the loss of or damage to exhibits, plates or containers Class 122 Jam or Lemon Tarts 123 Apple & Cinnamon Layer Pudding see recipe 124 Fruit Pie shortcrust pastry 125 Cheese Scones 12 4 Chocolate Eclairs 127 Sponge Based Fruit Flan

7 Section K Cookery continued Round Fruit cake 129 Sultana Malt Cake see recipe Cornish Pasties ( 5 First Prize) Fish Cakes 132 Traditional Ploughman s Lunch 134 Jar of Mincemeat 135 Jar of Jam name variety 13 Jar of Marmalade 137 Fruit Spirit bottle of alcoholic beverage - name variety Apple and Cinnamon Layer Pudding 200g/8oz Self Raising flour Pinch of Salt 100g/4oz Shredded Suet Cold Water to mix 450g/1lb Apples 50g/2oz Sultanas 1 tsp Ground Cinnamon Sugar to sweeten For the pastry mix flour, salt and suet, add sufficient cold water to make a pliable dough. Turn the dough onto a floured board and knead lightly. Allow to rest for a few minutes before rolling out. Divide pastry into four pieces and roll out into circles, each one a little larger than the last. Peel and slice apples, mix with sultanas, cinnamon and sugar. Grease a 2 pint basin, place smallest circle of pastry in the bottom, add a layer of fruit mixture, and continue the layers, ending with a layer of pastry. Cover and steam for 2 hours, turn out and dredge with caster sugar. Sultana Malt Cake 200g/8oz Self Raising flour 1tsp Bicarbonate of Soda 2 tbsp Golden Syrup 2tbsp Malt Extract ½ pint Milk 1 Egg 100g/4oz Sultanas Sift flour and bicarbonate of soda. Melt syrup, malt extract and milk together. Beat egg and add to flour with liquid. Add sultanas and pour mixture into greased 1lb loaf tin. Bake in moderately hot oven F, C, gas mark 4-5 for minutes. 7

8 Section N EGGS Display on a plate. Bantam eggs not to exceed 1½oz. Class 15 Three Brown Hen Eggs 157 Three White Hen Eggs 158 Three Tinted Hen Eggs 159 Three any other colour Hen or Bantam Eggs 10 Three Brown Bantam Eggs 11 Three White Bantam Eggs 12 Three Tinted Bantam Eggs 13 Three Waterfowl Eggs 14 Three Turkey Eggs 15 Six Hen, Bantam or Waterfowl Eggs ( 5 First Prize) 1 One Hen or Bantam Egg for contents - to be broken by judge 17 One Waterfowl Egg for contents - to be broken by judge Section L PHOTOGRAPHY Photographs must be displayed on card (singly mounted) and where relevant negatives secured to card. Exhibitor s own work during last 12 months. Black and white or colour. Maximum size in all classes x8. Maximum Entry 3 Exhibits Per Class 1 Photograph Per Entry Trophy for Best Overall Photograph Class 140 Winter s bite! 141 It Flew Over (aircraft) 142 Wrangle s Past ( 5 First Prize) 143 The Natural World 144 My Pride and Joy 145 Doors 14 Game for a Laugh! Section P CHILDRENS UNDER 5 s on 1st September 2018 Max. size all pictures A3 (297x420mm). Name and age to be written on reverse. Class 173 Butterfly - made from a paper plate ( 5 First Prize) 174 Painting - an Octonaut 17 Best Single Stem Rose in a vase (for Trophy) 8

9 Section P Childrens continued.. JUNIOR 5 7 years old on 1st September 2018 Max. size all pictures A4 (297x210mm). Name and age to be written on reverse. Class Chocolate Chip Cookies 179 Painting a character from Peter Rabbit 180 Make a Pirates Hat ( 5 First Prize) 181 Design a map to find King Johns lost Treasure on Wrangle Island 182 Handwriting Hickory, dickory, dock Best Single Stem Rose in a vase (for Trophy) INTERMEDIATE 8 9 years old on 1st September 2018 Max. size all pictures A4 (297x210mm). Name and age to be written on reverse. Class Decorated Cupcakes 18 Make a Football World Cup Trophy using any materials 187 Make a Sock Animal sock can be bought ( 5 First Prize) Decorated Stones 189 Painting Mountain Range 190 Handwriting The Rainbow by Christina Rossetti 192 Best Single Stem Rose in a vase (for Trophy) INTERMEDIATE years old on 1st September 2018 Max. size all pictures A4 (297x210mm). Name and age to be written on reverse. Class 193 Victoria Sandwich cake 194 Design a Label for a bottle of water encouraging people to drink water to be displayed on a bottle filled with water 195 Painting Prince Harry 19 Make a Snow Globe 197 Drawing design a Village Sign for Wrangle ( 5 First Prize) 198 Handwriting The Life Of A Cupcake by Shelby Greer 204 Best Single Stem Rose in a vase (for Trophy) NO EXHIBIT TO BE REMOVED FROM THE MARQUEE BEFORE 5PM 9

10 SENIOR 12 1 years old on 1st September 2018 Max. size all pictures A4 (297x210mm). Name and age to be written on reverse. Class 205 Any Handicraft (for Trophy) 20 2 Gingerbread People Chocolate Muffins 208 Poster to celebrate 40 years of Wrangle Show not using a computer 210 Make a Scarecrow on a Stick max height 80cm ( 5 First Prize) 211 Handwriting A Poem of your choice 215 Best Single Stem Rose in a vase (for Trophy) Class 190 The Rainbow Class 182 Hickory, dickory, dock, The mouse ran up the clock. The clock struck one, The mouse ran down, Hickory, dickory, dock. Boats sail on the rivers, And ships sail on the seas; But clouds that sail across the sky Are prettier then these. There are bridges on the rivers, As pretty as you please; But the bow that bridges heaven, And overtops the trees, And builds a road from earth to sky, Is prettier than these. Class 198 The Life Of A Cupcake They put me in the oven to bake. Me, a deprived and miserable cake. Feeling the heat, I started to bubble. Watching the others, I knew I was in trouble. They opened the door and I started my life. Frosting me with a silver knife, Decorating me with candy jewels. The rest of my batch looked like fools. Lifting me up, she took off my wrapper. Feeling the breeze, I wanted to slap her. Opening her mouth with shiny teeth inside, This was the day this cupcake died. 10

11 RULES 1. Exhibits must be placed in the Marquee between 5pm and 7pm on Friday 29 th July or between 8am and 11am on Saturday 30 th June. 2. No Exhibit to be removed from the Marquee before 5.00pm and to be cleared by.30pm on Sunday 1 st July after which any articles left will be disposed of. No vehicles will be allowed onto the showground before 5.00pm on Sunday 1 st July. The committee will not be responsible for the loss of or damage to the exhibits or containers. Where possible, exhibitors are advised to mark the underside of containers. 3. Plants in Pots: Pots shall not exceed 10 (inside diameter) unless otherwise stated. 4. Judges decision is final as regards the merit of the exhibit(s). 5. All produce must be exhibitor s own growing.. No one shall be present in the Marquee during judging, except Judges and Stewards. Judging will commence at 12 noon on Saturday 30 th June. The Marquee will be open from 10am on Sunday 1 st July for viewing. 7. The judges decision shall be final and he/she has the power to vary the number of prizes according to merit. In the event of a tie for a trophy, competitors will each hold it for an equal period. 8. All trophies are perpetual challenge trophies and cannot be won outright. All trophies remain the property of Wrangle Show and holders are held responsible for any loss or damage incurred while in their possession. All trophies to be returned to the Committee by 20 th June Prize money will be available after 4.30pm on Sunday 1 st July. 10. Points awarded: 1 st 4 points, 2 nd 2 points, 3 rd 1 point. 11. Prizes: Children under 12 years - 1 st nd rd 1.00 Senior Children & Open Classes - 1 st nd rd 1.00 Exceptions: Classes 11,15 & 20 1 st : 3.00 no other prizes Classes & st :.00 2 nd : rd : 5.00 Class 5 1 st : nd : rd : Prize money not claimed by 31 st July 2018 will be returned to show funds. 13. All objections must be made in writing by 3pm on Sunday 1 st July 2018 and handed to the Marquee Secretary, together with a deposit of 1 which will be returned if the objection is upheld. 14. All exhibits must be clean, free from private marks and conform strictly to the schedule. 11

12 LIST OF AWARDS Golesworthy Challenge Trophy awarded to the exhibitor gaining most points overall. Holder: John Jaques Nutting & Thoday Perpetual Trophy awarded to the winner of class 1. Holder: Mark Simpson Hardy & Collins Challenge Cup awarded to the person gaining the most points in the Vegetable section. Holder: John Jaques Sinclair McGill Challenge Cup awarded to the person gaining most points in the Salad classes (2/7/8/12/13/14/23). Holder: John Jaques Charles Wright Challenge Cup awarded to the person gaining most points in the Potato classes. Holder: David Mumby Arthur Pitcher Challenge Cup for the most outstanding exhibit in the Vegetable section. Holder: Dusty Kirk Bridgefield Produce Shield awarded to the winner of class 20. Holder: Mark Simpson Caytoft Challenge Cup awarded to the person gaining most points in the Fruit section. Holder: David Mumby Janet Gibbs Challenge Trophy for the most outstanding horticultural exhibit. Holder: John Jaques Constance Fowler Challenge Trophy awarded to the Novice with the most points in the Floral Art section. Holder: Altoft Challenge Trophy awarded to the person gaining most points in the Open Floral Art section. Holder: Betty Pinchbeck E W King Trophy awarded to the Best in Show in the Floral Art section. Holder: Mrs J Truepenny F Pitcher Cup awarded to the winner of class 120. Holder: Betty Pinchbeck Sinclair McGill Challenge Shield awarded to the winner of class 50. Holder: John Jaques Dorothy Bray Memorial Challenge Trophy awarded to the winner of class 52. Holder: John Jaques Pat Bray Memorial Trophy awarded to the winner of class 5. Holder: Neville Janik Harry Blythe Memorial Trophy awarded to the winner of class. Holder: Sarah Zealand Dorothy Foster Memorial Trophy awarded to the winner of class 7. Holder: Neville Janik The Georgina Jaques Shield awarded to the winner of class 8. Holder: Neville Janik John Jaques Shield awarded to the winner of class 9. Holder: John Jaques T Bowles & Sons Ltd Challenge Rose Bowl for the person gaining most points in the Flower section. Holder: John Jaques B L King Cup awarded to the winner of class 72. Holder: William Pickwell 12

13 Alfred Rose Trophy awarded to the winner of class 77. Holder: Nev Leggate Fredderick Barrand Challenge Trophy awarded to the person gaining the most points in the Rose section. Holder: John Jaques Altoft Challenge Trophy awarded to the person gaining the most points in the House plant section. Holder: William Pickwell Berry Challenge Trophy awarded to the winner of class 98. Holder: Mrs J Truepenny Hildred Challenge Cup awarded to the person gaining the most points in the Senior Citizens section. Holder: Mary Robinson Handson Challenge Trophy awarded to the person gaining the most points in the Handicrafts section. Holder: Mary Robinson Pat Daubney Trophy awarded to the Best in Show in the Handicraft section. Holder: Mary Robinson Pamela Salt Memorial Trophy awarded to a painting. Holder: Maggie Walsh Memorial Trophy (MW) awarded to the winner of class 118. Holder: Claire Dickinson Wilson Challenge Shield awarded to the person gaining the most points in the Cookery section. Holder: Jane Moore C White Memorial Trophy awarded to the best bottle of Wine or Fruit Spirit in show. Holder: Chris Gelsthorp Athwin Shield awarded to the best Photograph in show. Holder: Kelsa Smith Mark Simpson Cup awarded to the person gaining the most points in the Egg section. Holder: Mark Simpson Bullen Trophy awarded to the best Eggs in show. Holder: Mark Simpson Under 5 s Trophy awarded to the person gaining the most points in the Under 5 s section. Holder: Ruby Wallace Wrangle Show Trophy awarded to the person gaining the most points in the Junior Children s section. Holder: Rachel Moore Intermediate Children s Shield awarded to the girl or boy gaining most points in the Intermediate Children s section (8-9 years). Holder: Cole Dower Wrangle P.T.A. Shields awarded to the winning girl and boy in the Intermediate Children s section (10-11 years). Holders: Coral Sullivan / Jacob Cade Wrangle Show Trophy awarded to the winning girl or boy in the Senior Children s section. Holder: Joe Fullwood The Riches Trophy awarded to the winner of class 205. Holder: Cerys Mayfield Charlie Foster Memorial Trophies awarded to the winners of the Rose classes in each of the children s sections. Holders: Ruby Wallace / George Wallace Jacob Cade / Joe Fullwood 13

14 What s On.. Sunday 1st July Bolddogs Lings Freestyle FMX The UK s Number One Freestyle Motocross Team Flower & Vegetable Show, Craft Stalls / Demonstrators Derek Tindall Birds of Prey Top Limitz School of Dance Kuk Sool Won Demonstration Party Workshops Circus Skills Knights of Skirbeck The Tailfins 50 s Rock n Roll Band School Sports Competition Cheeky Face Painters & Balloon Twister Classic Cars, Veteran Cycles Vintage Tractors Display of Pictures & Memorabilia from Past Wrangle Shows Dreambelles singing 40 s, 50 s, 0 s and Abba Burger Bill s Magic Show Heavy Horses, Companion Dog Show Trade Stands, Model Boats Bar, Barbeque, Refreshments and much more. Commencing at 10.00am Entertainment For All The Family follow us on facebook 14

15 WRANGLE FLOWER & VEGETABLE SHOW Sunday 1 st July 2018 ENTRY FORM ALL EXHIBITS TO BE IN PLACE BY 11.00AM ON SATURDAY 30 th JUNE AND NOT REMOVED BEFORE 5.00PM ON SUNDAY 1 st JULY Only One Exhibitor Per Form Name (Block Capitals Please) Address Postcode Tel No I do / do not wish my details to be stored to enable details of the 2019 show to be sent to me. (Delete as appropriate) Details will not be shared with any third parties. Strictly One Entry Per Line Please For Official Use Only Section Class No For Official Use Only Section Class No Total Entry Fee Entry Fee: Children s classes under 12 years, 20p per exhibit. All other classes, 30p per exhibit. Please enclose entry fee, all cheques to be made payable to Wrangle Show. Exhibitors with 15 or more entries will receive a non-transferrable Complementary Admission Ticket. Important: No entries will be accepted after Monday 25 th June Entries To: Pearl Danby, Brickyard Farm, Gold Fen Bank, Wrangle Tel: or Julie Danby, Fen Road, Toynton St Peter, Spilsby Tel: / juliedanby2@btinternet.com 15

16 ENTRY FORM CONTINUED. Name (Block Capitals Please) For Official Use Only Strictly One Entry Per Line Please Section Class For Official Use No Only Section Class No ONLY ONE EXHIBITOR PER FORM Total Entry Fee 1