Entries close/dyddiad Cau on Thursday 2nd August 2018 No entries taken on Show Day in the Craft/Cookery Section

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1 Cynnwys/Contents Secretaries Details 3 Judges 4-5 Official timetable 6 Rules & regulations of the Society 7-9 Horses Gwisg Ffansi Plant/Childrens Fancy Dress 16 Defaid/Sheep Geifr/Goats Cynnyrch/Produce 25 Coginio a Chadw/Cookery & Preserves Celf a Chrefft/Handicrafts Ffotograffiaeth/Photography 30 Arlunio/Art 30 Rural Crafts 31 Cystadleuaeth Gerddi/Garden Competitions 31 Cynnyrch Amaethyddol/Agricultural Produce 32 Rules & regulations for Horticultural Section Garddwriaeth/Horticultural Section D - Adran y Plant/Children Section 37 Section E - Celfyddyd Blodeuol/Floral Art 37 Treialon Cwn Defaid/Sheep Dog Trials 38 Sioe Gwn/Dog Show Cneifio/Sheep Shearing 41 The Davies Silver Farm Cup 42 Entry Forms Entries close/dyddiad Cau on Thursday 2nd August 2018 No entries taken on Show Day in the Craft/Cookery Section The Secretaries will be at the Institute, Llanfyllin from 2pm to 6pm to receive entries for all sections. Please note you can enter horses on the day but will be a 1 extra plus normal entry fee

2 Message from the Show Chairman Croeso i rhaglen Sioe 2018 Fel unrhyw Sioe rydym yn hollol ddibynnol ar y cystadleuwyr i wneud y Sioe yn llwyddiant. Pob blwyddyn mae y safon a rhifau y cystadleuwyr ym mhob adran yn cynnyddu ac rydym yn edrych ymlaen eto eleni i groesawy cystadleuwyr blaenorol ac wrth gwrs i gyfarfod rhai newydd. Eleni rydym yn croesawy Mr Huw Francis fel ein LLywydd. Mae Huw wedi gweithio yn galed tros y blynyddoedd gyda'r defaid a threialon y cwn defaid ac oherwydd ei waith caled o a'i dim, mae treialon y cwn defaid yn dychwelyd i Sioe Anrhydedd mawr yw bod yn rhan o bwyllgor mor ymroddedig a gweithgar nid yn unig ar ddiwrnod y Sioe ond hefyd yn ystod y misoedd sydd yn arwain at yr achlysur. Hoffwn ddiolch yn ddiffuant iddynt am eu h'amser a'u h'ymdrech di-flino. Pleser ac anrhydedd yw croesawy aelodau newydd ar y pwyllgor neu i roi help yn ystod y Sioe. Os oes diddordeb gennych cysylltwch a mi neu ein h'ysgrifenyddes Jill sydd yn gweithio yn galed iawn. Edrychwn ymlaen i'ch gweld i gyd ar ddiwrnod y Sioe, Welcome to the Show Schedule for 2018 Like every other show we are dependent on the exhibitors to make it a successful Show. Every year the standard and the number of exhibitors in all sections has increased and we look forward with anticipation to welcome our regular exhibitors and to meet new ones, This year we welcome Mr Huw Francis as our President. Huw has worked very hard over the years with the sheep dog trials and it is his hard work, and that of his team, that the Sheep Dog Trials return to the 2018 Show. It is a great privilege to be part of such a dedicated and hard-working committee not only on the Show day but also for the months leading up to the occasion. I wish to convey my sincere thanks to them for their time and untiring effort. It is always an honour to welcome new members on to the committee, or to give their help on the day of the Show. If anyone is interested then make your self-known to myself or our hard working secretary Jill. We look forward to seeing you all at the Show. Tracy Jones Chairperson Paying Out of Prize Money Prize money will only be paid out on prize cards nothing else

3 Sioe Llanfyllin Show Dydd Sadwrn Awst 11 August Saturday 2018 Stock to be on Show ground by 9am. Judging to Commence at 9am Membership Every person subscribing not less than 8 per annum shall become a member of the Society. Every subscriber of 8 (which constitutes membership) shall receive a members Badge which will admit the holder to the Show Ground. Membership 8 - enables free entry on Show Day, available from London House or the Show secretary. Gate prices Adults 9, Concessions 8, Children under Secretaries General - Mrs J Hollinshead, Newbridge Cottage, Llansantffraid, Powys SY22 6SY , secretary@llanfyllinshow.co.uk Sheep - Mr R Davies, Glanfeiglo, Llanfyllin, Goats -Mrs Sandra Jones, Croft House, Olden Lane, Ruyton XI Towns, Shropshire Floral Art - Mrs M Thomas, Cefn Golau, Meifod, Powys, SY22 6DP, Cookery & Craft - Mrs Lynsey Lewis, Greenhall, Llanfyllin, lynseylewis1974@hotmail.com Horses - Mrs Sue Combes, 2 Swn yr Afon, Llanfechain, Powys, SY22 6YT suecombes@icloud.com Horticulture - Mrs B Jones and Miss G Humphreys, The Poplars, Four Crosses info@bethanjones.co.uk Garden Competition - Mrs Rachel Jones, Mount Pleasant, Llanfyllin, Powys, SY22 5LE catrin.jones457@gmail.com Sponsorship - Mr Peter Lewis, Caeau, Llanfyllin, Dog Show - Mrs Karen Boyce or

4 Beirniaid/Judges Heavy Horses Childrens Riding Ponies Show Hunter Ponies Ridden Mountain and Moorland Coloured/Spotted Hunters and Working Hunters Local Classes Welsh Cob Section D etc Breeding Welsh Part Breds Welsh A and B Mountain and Moorland Shetlands Cynyrch Garddwrol/Horticultural Cystadleuaeth Gerddi/Garden Competition Cynyrch Amaethyddol/Agricultural Produce Coginio Plant/Childrens Cookery Coginio Oedolion/Open Cookery CFFI a Burym/Yeast & Preserves Celf a Chrefft Agored/Handicrafts Open Celf a Chrefft Plant/Childrens Handicrafts Ffotograffiaeth/Photography Arlunio/Art Rural Crafts Celfydd Blodeuol/Floral Art Sioe Gwn/Dog Show Geifr/Goats Defaid/Sheep Inter Breed & Inter Breed Group of Three Border Leicester Welsh Halfbred Any Other Continental Breed Welsh Mules Lleyn Texels Welsh Hill Speckled Face Butchers Lambs Cross Bred Suffolk YFC Classes Blue Faced Leicester Any Other British Breed Welsh Hardy Jacobs To be confirmed H Gryffydd H Gryffydd H Gryffydd G Hughes J Tipp J Tipp G Hughes TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA Mr & Mrs John Powell, Churchstoke Will Denne, Penygarnedd B MacDonald Ann Tudor Annwen Lloyd Jean Evans Mrs Cornes Angela Hawkins Aubrey & Glenys Evans Aubrey & Glenys Evans Mr Einion Evans Isabel Listons Lissa Charles Jill Barlow, Pool Quay Tegwyn Jones, Pontrobert Emyr Jones, Dolanog Emyr Jones, Dolanog John Williams, Trefeglwys Claire Davies, Four Crosses Bobi Harrison, Berriew Tom Ryder, Guilsfield John Lewis, Capol Bangor John Williams, Trefeglwys Gwilym Pugh, Four Crosses David Jarman Caryl Hughes, Llanerman Claire Davies, Four Crosses Jackie Lewis, Welshpool Arthur Edwards, Llanrhydr TBA

5 Kerry Beltex Young Handlers David Jarman, Trefeflwys Sian Hewitt, Penyffordd Helen Davies, Oswestry ENJOY THE FUN Come and enjoy all the thrills and spills of Flyin Ryan Village Green Activities & Music Children s Races Sheep Shearing Sheep Horses Goats Dog Show Llanfyllin Show 500 Club Tickets are 5, with 52 prizes available to win (20 prizes on Show Day, with another 8 draws of 5 prizes) If you would like to become a member of our 500 Club or want more information, please contact Gareth Lewis on Llanfyllin Show will be our 150 th anniversary year. If you have any old photographs etc that we could copy to use in a display at next years show, please contact the Secretary - 5 -

6 Official Timetable The Committee reserves the right to vary the time of starting any event. Competitors must be ready 15 minutes before any event in which they are taking part. MAIN RING 8.45am Coloured Classes followed by Welsh Cob or Cob Type (Not before 10am) followed by Sport Horse in hand 9am Riding Pony Breeding followed by Mountain & Moorland, Part Bred and Shetlands 12pm Judging of Shires 2pm Flyin Ryan 2.30pm President s Speech and Judging of Fancy Dress Judging of Decorated Shires 3pm Vintage 3.30 Children s Races 4.30pm Flyin Ryan 5pm Horse & Hounds 5.30pm It s a Knockout 6pm Terrier Racing RING 2 9am Riding Classes 33, Classes 34 to 49 to follow 8.30am Hunter Classes RING 3 9am 10am 10.15am 12pm 12.30pm 11am 1pm 3pm 12pm Sheep Shearing Competitions to commence Goats Judging Starts Sheep Judging Starts Young Handlers Interbreed Group Judging followed by Interbreed Championship & Presentation of Cups Horticultural, Floral Art & Cookery Marquee Close for Judging Re-opens to the Public Presentation of Cups Dog Show Judging Commences - 6 -

7 GPDR By completing an entry form, membership form, trade stand application form, or other form for Llanfyllin Agricultural & Horticultural Show, please be aware that we will store and, in some cases, share your data. Llanfyllin Agricultural & Horticultural Show is committed to protecting your personal data and processing it only in accordance with legal requirements. For more details please contact our Secretary details below. We process your personal data as it is necessary for the performance of our contract with you to facilitate your entry to the Show. We will not transfer your data outside of the EEA (European Economic Area) and will not share your data with third parties, except for Breed Societies and/or affiliated Societies and Equine Events, to whom we submit entries and results, to be checked for validity and eligibility based on their legitimate interests. Results will also be circulated with members of the Press and published on our website. We retain your data in accordance with our retention schedule to simplify future applications. You have various rights in the data we hold including rectification and objecting to processing. Some data will be published in our Show Programme and may be on the society s website, social media feeds and given to the local press with regard to the Show s results. Exhibitors do have the right to withdraw consent at any time by contacting the General Show Secretary Jill Hollinshead or secretary@llanfyllinshow.co.uk RULES AND REGULATIONS OF THE SOCIETY 1.That the Society shall be called the LLANFYLLIN AND DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL AND HORTICULARAL SOCIETY and local Classes shall comprise of the following District: All residents within a radius of 10 miles of Llanfyllin Institute. NOTE: Ring events and Open Classes as shown in the Schedule are open to competitors from any distance. Stock entered in Local Classes are eligible for entry in Open Classes on payment of entry fee. 2. That every subscriber of 8 and upwards, annually, shall be a Member of the Society (see Special Notice re: Membership and Tickets), and that subscriptions shall be considered due on the 1st January each year. The financial year to end 31st October, and the finance Committee to meet within 14 days after that day. 3. All stock exhibited (except ring events) must have been in the possession of the Exhibitor at least Two Months previous to the day of the Show. All stock must be the property of the Exhibitor on the day of the entry and the day of the Show. All exhibits in the Agricultural Produce Classes must be - 7 -

8 the bona-fide property of the Exhibitor - grown, produced, or manufactured on the particular holding. 4. Only one attendant with each entry or pen will be admitted on the Showground. 5. Attendants will not be allowed to leave the Stock they are in charge of until the Parade at 3.30pm. 6. All stock that has been exhibited must be paraded in their respective Classes with their Number Ticket affixed by 3.00pm to be directed by the Stewards. They must not be removed from the Show Ground until after 3.30pm. Penalty for breaking this Rule will be the withholding of all Prizes awarded to the Exhibitor. 7. No animal can be exhibited in more than one Class, except in Ring events, Special Classes and Open Classes. No animals are eligible to compete in Silver Challenge Cups and other Special Classes unless they have competed in the Agricultural Section. 8. The Judges shall have power to withhold any prize if they are of the opinion that there is not sufficient merit in any of the Stock shown or sufficient competition for such prize to justify an award. 9. The Society reserves to themselves the right to cancel any Class, and to return the entries 3 days before the Show without being liable for compensation. 10. Exhibitors shall be responsible for any consequential or other loss, injury or damage including liability occasioned by or arising from any animal including dogs and horses, poultry or items entered for competition or display. 11. Should the right of any party to a prize be disputed, notice of the same must be given to the Secretary, IN WRITING, on the day of the Show before 7. 00pm.This refers to all classes. 12. Any person lodging a protest must deposit, at the same time, the sum of 1 which shall be forfeited to the Society (at the discretion of the Committee) if the protest be not sustained. 13. All parties exhibiting at the Society s Show must be governed by the Rules and Regulations as interpreted by the Secretary. 14. No one will be allowed in the Ring while the Judges are engaged in making their awards except those who have duties to perform. Persons acting as Stewards are requested not to interfere or even speak to the Judges unless compelled to reply to a question asked, and should any person be acting as a steward by an Exhibitor, he must leave the Ring before that class enters. 15. All Stock must be on the Show Ground by 9.00am promptly. Judging will commence at 9.00am. 16. Any Exhibitor or his agent or representative who in the opinion of the Committee has willfully committed a breach of regulation or condition included in the Prize Schedule, also any person who has aided and abetted in such to obtain any prize or reward by fraud, willful representation, or - 8 -

9 unscrupulous act; further any person proved guilty of discreditable conduct, shall forfeit the whole of their prize entry fees, also any prizes they may have been awarded or to those of which he/she or they may have been in charge, and in the event of being reported to, and the charge sustained by the Committee, such person or persons may be debarred from competing at the Society s Show for a period not exceeding Five Years after the commission of the offence. 17. The decision of the Committee in all cases shall be final and shall not be subject to any appeal. 18. ALL ENTRIES MUST ACCOMPANY THE ENTRY FEE, AND MUST BE POSTED OR HANDED TO SECRETARY OR ED. 19. NO ENTRIES TO BE REMOVED BEFORE 5.30PM. 20. Exhibitors are advised to ensure that all animals entered in the Show are covered by appropriate Public Liability insurance, evidence of this may be requested by the Show organisers 21. All prize money to be collected by 5.30pm on Show Day. If not collected you will forfeit money

10 RHESTR ADRAN DA-BYW SCHEDULE OF LIVESTOCK CLASSES CEFFYLAU GWAITH/HEAVY HORSES Ring: 12pm Main Ring PRIZES: 1st 20 2nd 15 3rd 10 ENTRY FEE: 5 Class 1 Stallion 2 yrs and over 2 Mare with or without foal at foot 3 Colt or Filly Foal 4 Gelding or Filly, 2/3 yrs old 5 Colt or Filly, 1 yr old 6 Pair of Heavy Horses - Mare or Gelding - same owner CHAMPIONSHIP 1ST AND 2ND PRIZE WINNERS FROM CLASSES 1-7 PRIZES: Class 9 1st 20 2nd 15 3rd 10 ENTRY FEE: FREE To be judged at 2.30pm in Main Ring Class 9 Best Decorated Shire Horse. ( 50 to be paid per exhibitor) EXHIBITOR GAINING THE HIGHEST NUMBER OF POINTS IN THE HEAVY HORSE SECTION - (Perpetual) Challenge Cup (Local) presented by the Family of the late Mr & Mrs J Stanley Davies (1954 Show) BEST EXHIBIT OF OPEN SHIRE HORSE CLASSES - Silver (perpetual) Challenge Cup given by J A Edwards Esq.,WestonFarm, Oswestry (1950) EXHIBITOR GAINING THE HIGHEST NUMBER OF POINTS IN THE OPEN HEAVY HORSE CLASSES - (Perpetual) Challenge Cup given by J R Suckley Esq,(1972) BEST EXHIBIT IN FOAL SECTION - (Perpetual) Challenge Cup given by J M Mills Esq.,Bwlchyddar (1975 Show) and Special Rosette BEST SHIRE FOAL - 10 PRIZE

11 COLOURED/SPOTTED CLASSES Ring:8.45am Main Ring PRIZES: Classes: 1st 10 2nd 8 3rd 6 ENTRY FEE: 5 Class 10 Ridden Coloured Horse/Pony 4yrs and over Class 11 In hand Coloured Horse/Pony 4 years & over Class 12 In hand Coloured Horse/Pony 3 years and under (Class to be split if sufficient entries into under 14.2 and over 14.2) COB CYMREIG/WELSH COB SECTION D/COB TYPE Sponsored by the Corner Shop Llanfyllin Ring: 10am Main Ring A PRIZES: Classes: 1st 10 2nd 8 3rd 6 ENTRY FEE: 5 (Foal Classes 3) Class 15 Welsh Cob type 4yr and over 16 Welsh Cob type 1, 2 or 3 year old CHAMPIONSHIP 1ST AND 2ND PRIZE WINNERS FROM CLASSES Class 18 Welsh Cob yearling 19 Welsh Cob 2 or 3 yr old Gelding, Filly or Colt, 20 Welsh Cob Mare or Gelding, 21 Welsh Cob Colt or Filly Foal ROSETTES ONLY 22 Welsh Cob Stallion Any Age 23 Local Welsh Cob Filly, Mare or Gelding. Any Age CHAMPIONSHIP 1ST AND 2ND PRIZE WINNERS FROM CLASSES Kindly sponsored by Mr and Mrs M Jones, Deyther Stud, Llansantffraid BEST WELSH COB MARE OR GELDING (LOCAL) - (Perpetual) Cup (Local) given by Mrs P R W Brooks Rhiwlas Llanfyllin (1967 Show) BEST EXHIBIT IN THE WELSH COB CLASSES - (Perpetual) Challenge Cup Open given by J D Griffiths Esq Talgarth Trefeglwys (1982 Show) Class 25 Class 26 SPORT/SHOW HORSES IN HAND (To follow Welsh Cobs) Colt, Filly or Gelding, 1, 2 or 3 year old to exceed 14.2hh at maturity Mare or Gelding 4 years old or over. CHAMPIONSHIP 1ST AND 2ND PRIZE WINNERS FROM CLASSES

12 MERLOD BRIDIO A MARCHOGAETH/HELFARCH SIOE/RIDING PONY BREEDING/SHOW HUNTER BREEDING Ring: 9am Main Ring B PRIZES: 1st 10 2nd 8 3rd 6 ENTRY FEE: 5 (Foal Classes 3) Class 30 Mare not exceeding 14.2 hands with or without Foal at Foot 31 Best Foal (rosette only) 32 Yearling Colt, Filly or Gelding not to exceed 14.2 hands at maturity 33 Colt, Filly or Gelding 2 or 3 years of age not to exceed 14.2 hands at maturity CHAMPIONSHIP 1ST AND 2ND PRIZE WINNERS FROM CLASSES Kindly sponsored by Will Nunns Bus Hire, Welshpool BEST EXHIBIT IN THE BREEDING CLASSES - (Perpetual) Challenge Cup given by the late Dr James (1972 Show) WELSH A & B/MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND Class 35 Welsh pony section B 4 years and over 36 Welsh pony section B 3 years and under (Classes to be split if sufficient entries) 37 Welsh mountain pony section A 4 years and over 38 Welsh mountain pony section A 3 years and under (Classes to be split if sufficient entries) 39 Mountain and Moorland pony 3 years and under (Welsh ponies and Cobs Excluded) 40 Mountain and Moorland pony 4 years and over (excluding Welsh ponies) CHAMPIONSHIP 1ST & 2ND PRIZE WINNERS FROM CLASSES Kindly sponsored by Gaynor Vaughan & Sally Roberts, Trefonen WELSH PART BRED HORSE AND PONIES INHAND Class 42 Stallion, Mare or Gelding 4 years and over 43 Colt, Filly or Gelding 3 years and under CHAMPIONSHIP 1ST AND 2ND PRIZE WINNER FROM CLASSES Kindly sponsored by Phil Williams Haulage Ltd, Llansantffraid

13 SHETLAND CLASSES Class 45 Any Shetland 3 yrs and under shown in hand 46 Any Shetland 4 yrs and over shown in hand CHAMPIONSHIP 1ST AND 2ND PRIZE WINNERS FROM CLASSES Cup given by Mrs Rosemary Davies (2009) Class 47 Miniature Shetland 3 years and under 48 Miniature Shetland 4 years and over CHAMPIONSHIP 1 st & 2nd PRIZE WINNERS FROM CLASSES 47 to 48 Cup given by Mrs S Yardley HELFEIRCH/HUNTERS Sponsored by Fyrnwy Equine Clinic Ring: 8.30am Ring 3 PRIZES: 1st 10 2nd 8 3rd 6 ENTRY FEE: 5 Class 50 Working Hunter Pony not exceeding 15 hands 51 Working Hunter, Mare or Gelding exceeding 15 hands and over. 52 Equitation Class 14.2 hands & over. 53 Riding Horse Mare or Gelding to exceed 148 cms. 54 Hunter, Mare or Gelding exceeding 15.2 hands and over. 55 Small Hunter exceeding 14.2 hands but not exceeding 15.2 hands. 56 Local Horse exceeding 14.2 hands CHAMPIONSHIP 1ST AND 2ND PRIZE WINNERS FROM CLASSES BEST EXHIBIT IN THE HUNTER CLASSES - (Perpetual) challenge cup given by Mrs E C James (1972 show) BEST WORKING HUNTER - The Ann Evans Memorial Trophy In memory of Ann Evans (nee Trimarco)

14 CHILDRENS RIDING CLASSES All ponies to be 4yrs and over. All Riders ages as from day of show. Class am Classes to follow on Ring 2-9am PRIZES: 1st 10 2nd 8 3rd 6 ENTRY FEE: 5 Rosettes to all competitors in lead rein and 1 st ridden classes Class 57 Class 58 Lead Rein mare or gelding 4 yrs old or over, not exceeding 122cms. Riders 8 years and under. First ridden mare or gelding not exceeding 122cms. Riders 10 years and under. All ponies must be shown in snaffle bridle only. No cantering allowed except for individual performance. Ponies must leave the ring at the walk or trot. MINI CHAMPIONSHIP 1st AND 2ND PRIZE WINNERS FROM CLASSES Class 59 Riding Pony, mare or gelding not exceeding 128 cms (12.2). Rider 13 years and under Class 60 Riding Pony mare or gelding exceeding 128cm (12.2) not exceeding148cm (14.2) rider 17 years and under CHAMPIONSHIP 1ST AND 2ND PRIZE WINNERS FROM CLASSES HELFARCH SIOE/SHOW HUNTERS PONIES Class 61 Lead Rein Pony of Hunter type, mare or gelding 4 yrs old or over not exceeding 122cms Riders 9 years and under Class 62 First ridden pony mare/gelding of hunter type not exceeding 122cm. Riders 12yrs and under. Snaffle bridles only. Class 63 Open show hunter pony mare/gelding not exceeding 153cm. CHAMPIONSHIP 1ST AND 2ND FROM CLASSES CEFFYL MARCHOGAETH MYNYDD A MOORLAND / RIDDEN MOUNTAIN AND MOORLAND Sponsored by Simon and Maggie Baynes Bodfach Hall Class 64 Class 65 Class 66 Class 67 Lead Rein mare or gelding 4 yrs old or over not exceeding 122cms Riders 9 years and under Mountain & Moorland First Ridden mare & gelding not exceeding 128cms. Riders 12 years and under. Ridden Dartmoor, Exmoor, Shetlands, Welsh Section A & B Rider any age Ridden Fell, Highland, Dales, New Forest, Connemara, Welsh Section C & D. Rider any age CHAMPIONSHIP 1ST AND 2ND PRIZE WINNERS FROM CLASSES

15 Ring 4 Not before 1pm Rosettes to all competitors in classes Prize: 1 st 6 2 nd 5 3 rd 3 Class 68 Class 69 Class 70 Class 71 Class 72 Class 73 Local Novice Pony mare or gelding, never to won a 1st prize. Residing within 10 miles of Llanfyllin Rider 16 yrs or under. Local pony mare or gelding, not exceeding 148cms Rider 16 yrs or under residing within 10miles of Llanfyllin Young handler - 10yrs and under Young Handler yrs Veteran mare or gelding 14 yrs and over. ridden Veteran mare or gelding 14yrs and over in hand Veteran Championship 1st & 2nd of classes 72 & 73 Veteran Champion - Perpetual cup given by the Bennet family (2006 show). Class 68 Perpetual Cup given by Mrs R Jenkins (2006 show) Child who tried the hardest in Class 69 - Cup given by Mrs C Dawson Best Local Pony To live within 10 mile radius of Showground PRIZES: 1 st 6, 2 nd 5, 3 rd 3 Rosettes to all Entry Fee: 5 To follow Class 73 Class 75 Any Age/Breed/Type in hand CUP WINNERS TO COLLECT CUPS FROM SECRETARY S TENT. ALL CUPS TO BE SIGNED FOR AND RETURNED TO SECRETARY BY 1ST AUGUST 2019 OPEN INHAND Classes to start not before 12.30pm Ring 2 PRIZES: 1st 8 2nd 6 3rd 4 Entry Fee: 5 Class 80 Class 81 Class 82 Class 83 Class 84 Class 85 Class 86 Class 87 Class 88 Youngstock - Any Breed/type 3 years and under Foreign Breeds - Any age Arab or Part bred - 3 years and under Arab or Part bred Arab 4 years and over Best Gelding - Any breed and age Best Mare - Any breed and age Best Cob or Cob type (Exc M & M) Any age 14.2 hands. Best Pony (not ex 14.2hh) Any age Best Horse (Ex 14.2hh) Any age. Championship 1 st and 2 nd From Classes 80 to

16 GWISG FFANSI I BLANT/CHILDRENS FANCY DRESS Open Choice All children to be ready for judging by 2.30pm in front of Secretary s Marquee PRIZES: 1st 2 2nd rd 1 Class 1 5 yrs. and under 2 7 yrs. and under 3 11 yrs. and under MOUNTED FANCY DRESS ENTRIES TAKEN ON DAY AT SECRETARYS TENT PRIZES: 1st 5 2nd 3 3rd 2 ENTRY FEE: FREE Class 4 Children must be 16 and under THE FOUR SHOWS EXHIBITOR CHAMPIONSHIP The Competition will be open to entrants in the Sheep Section who participate in 3 of the 4 named shows: Points will be awarded as follows: GUILSFIELD, LLANFYLLIN, BERRIEW, LLANFAIR CAEREINION 1 POINT FOR EVERY EXHIBIT AT EACH OF THE SHOWS 5 POINTS TO EVERY EXHIBIT PLACED FIRST AT ANY OF THE SHOWS 3 POINTS TO EVERY EXHIBIT PLACED SECOND AT ANY OF THE SHOWS 2 POINTS TO EVERY EXHIBIT PLACED THIRD AT ANY OF THE SHOWS The Exhibitor who attains the highest points following the last show will be presented with the County Times Challenge Trophy at Llanfair Caereinon Show. 100 (kindly donated by the four shows societies) will be awarded to the winner

17 DEFAID/SHEEP ALL OPEN CLASSES MV & NON-MV Sheep and Goat entries will be subject to DEFRA Rules which are current on 11th August 2018 SHEEP HEALTH SCHEME (SHS) MV SECTION This section is for fully accredited sheep only. All sheep exhibited in this section must be accompanied by a Green SAC form. Scheme sheep must be loaded and unloaded at the point specified. Scheme sheep must be halter led and there must be a two metre space maintained at all times between them and non-scheme sheep. Scheme sheep must not be transported in the same vehicle as non-scheme sheep. Please mark entry form clearly if MV Sheep Entries in Group Classes must have competed in other Classes. Prize money not handed out before 3.30pm SHEEP JUDGING COMMENCES AT 10.15am PRIZES: 1st 8 2nd 6 3rd 4 ENTRY FEE: 1.50 Secretary Roland Davies Glanfeiglo Llanfyllin rldmdavies@gmail.com INTERBREED GROUP JUDGING TO COMMENCE AT 12.30PM FOLLOWED BY INTERBREED CHAMPIONSHIP FOLLOWED BY PRESENTATION OF CUPS CWPANAU DEFAID/SHEEP CUPS EXHIBITOR OF THE YEAR AWARD: This show qualifies for the Exhibitor of the Year Award BEST EXHIBIT IN THE SHEEP SECTION, Perpetual Cup given by Wynnstay Group plc Sash for BEST EXHIBIT IN SHEEP SECTION 50 - for BEST EXHIBIT IN SHEEP SECTION Donated by Welshpool Livestock Sales 25 - for BEST RESERVE EXHIBIT IN SHEEP SECTION Stadco Silver perpetual cup for BEST GROUP OF ONE MALE & TWO FEMALES THAT HAVE WON BEST GROUP IN THEIR SECTION 50 for BEST GROUP, 25 for RESERVE BEST GROUP prize money donated by Mr Gwilym Pugh, Four Crosses and Mr John Price, Trefnanny Holding No SY22 5HS

18 CAERLYR Y GORORAU/BORDER LEICESTER BEST EXHIBIT IN BORDER LEICESTER SECTION (Bred by Exhibitor) - Perpetual Cup given by T Jones & Sons, Farchwel (1973) SPECIAL PRIZE: Sheep registered or eligible for registration in the Border Leicester Flock Book and not having won one of these prizes earlier in the year. (Ear marked sheep only). Border Leicester Special Prize & Rosette sponsored by Bibby Agri Ltd Class 100 Border Leicester Ram 2 yrs old and over 101 Border Leicester Shearling Ram 102 Border Leicester Ram lamb 103 One Border Leicester Ewe 2 yr old or over 104 One Border Leicester Shearling Ewe 105 One Border Leicester Ewe lamb 106 Group of three - One Male and Two Females PENLAS CAERLYR/BLUE FACED LEICESTER Sponsored by Eagles Bistro and Chippy, Llanfyllin LLANFYLLIN TOWN COUNCIL Perpetual Cup for most points in Blue Faced Leicester CBF Cup: Best Exhibit Class 107 Blue Faced Leicester Ram 2 yrs old and over 108 Blue Faced Leicester Shearling Ram 109 Blue Faced Leicester Ram Lamb 110 One Blue Faced Leicester Ewe 111 One Blue Faced Leicester Shearling Ewe 112 One Blue Faced Leicester Ewe Lamb 113 Group of three - One Male and Two Females LLEYN Sponsored by Tudor Griffiths Perpetual cup given by Mrs Griffiths, Aston Hall for Best Exhibt in Lleyn section Class 114 Lleyn Ram 2 yrs old and over 115 Lleyn Shearling Ram 116 Lleyn Ram Lamb 117 One Lleyn Ewe 118 One Lleyn Shearling Ewe 119 One Lleyn Ewe Lamb 120 Group of three - One Male and 2 Female

19 SUFFOLK Sponsored by Roger Parry and Partners BEST GROUP IN THE SUFFOLK SECTION - Perpetual Cup given by Mr Davies, Brithdir Coch & Mr Owen, Garth, Newtown BEST EXHIBIT IN SUFFOLK SHEEP SECTION - Perpetual Cup given in memory of Mr O Davies by the late Mrs A K Davies, Mrs K Usher & Family (1989) Class 121 Suffolk Ram 2 yrs old and over 122 Suffolk Shearling Ram 123 Suffolk Ram Lamb 124 One Suffolk Ewe 125 One Suffolk Shearling Ewe 126 One Suffolk Ewe Lamb 127 Group of three - One Male and Two Females TECSEL/TEXEL Sponsored by Cain Veterinary Centre BEST EXHIBIT IN THE TEXEL SECTION - Perpetual Cup given by Mr & Mrs I Hughes, Maesteg (1999) Class 128 Texel Ram 2 yrs old and over 129 One Texel Yearling Ram 130 One Texel Ram Lamb 131 One Texel Ewe 2 years and over 132 One Texel Yearling Ewe 133 One Texel Ewe Lamb 134 Group of three - One Male and Two Females DEFAID MYNYDD CYMREIG/WELSH HARDY Sponsored by Gwilym Hughes & partners (All Welsh Hardy Exhibits to be untrimmed) BEST EXHIBIT IN THE HARDY WELSH MOUNTAIN SHEEP CLASSES SILVER Perpetual Rose Bowl (Open) Presented by the Gwyndy Family in memory of Hubert Watkins (1955) Class 135 Hardy Welsh mountain Ram 2 yrs old and over 136 Hardy Welsh Mountain Shearling Ram 137 Hardy Welsh Mountain Ram lamb 138 Two hardy Welsh Mountain Ewes having reared lambs 139 Two hardy Welsh Mountain Shearling Ewes 140 Two hardy Welsh Mountain Ewe Lambs 141 Group of Two Ewes, Two Shearling Ewes, Two Ewe Lambs, One Ram or One Ram Lamb 142 Group of One Male and Two Females

20 PENFRITH MYNYDD CYMREIG/WELSH HILL SPECKLED-FACE Sponsored by Paul Jones. Contractor for all tractor work or BEST GROUP IN THE SPECKLED FACED SECTION - Perpetual Cup given by Mr Watkins, Ceunant, Llanfihangel BEST EXHIBIT IN SPECKLED FACED SECTION (Bred by Exhibitor) Perpetual Cup given by Mr J Jones ICI (1974) Class 143 Hardy Speckled Faced Ram 2 years old and over 144 Hardy Speckled Faced Shearling Ram 145 Hardy Speckled Faced Ram lamb 146 One Hardy Speckled Face Mountain Ewe 2 years old and over 147 One Hardy Speckled Face Mountain Yearling Ewe 148 One Hardy Speckled Face Ewe Lamb 149 Group of One male and Two Females MIWL CYMREIG/WELSH MULES/WHITE FACE Sponsored by Nigel Pugh, Agricultual Supplier or Class 150 One Mule Ewe 2-year-old & over 151 One Yearling Ewe 152 One Mule Ewe lamb MIWLCYMREIG/WELSH MULES/SPECKLED/BEULAH MULE Sponsored by Farm & Pet BEST EXHIBIT IN THE MULE SECTION - Perpetual Silver Salver given by Mr. R B Jones-Perrott (1986) Class 153 One Mule Ewe 2yr old & over 154 One yearling Ewe 155 One Mule Ewe Lamb HANNER BRID CYMREIG/WELSH HALF-BRED BEST EXHIBIT IN WELSH HALF BRED SECTION - Perpetual Silver Cup given by Mrs M E Lewis in memory of Mr D C Lewis, Idloes, Llanfyllin (1987) Class 156 One Half Bred Ewe (Border Leicester) 2 yr old or over 157 One Welsh Half-bred Yearling Ewe (Border Leicester) 158 One Welsh Half-bred Ewe Lamb (Border Leicester)

21 CROESFRID/CROSSBREDS Class 159 Two Crossbred Ewes (being ewes not eligible in other sheep Classes) 2yr old and over 160 Two Shearling Ewes (being ewes not eligible in other sheep classes) 161 Two Cross bred ewe lambs (being lambs not eligible in other lamb classes) JACOBS BEST EXHIBIT IN JACOB SHEEP SECTION - Perpetual Cup given by Mr & Mrs D Llywarch, Llansantffraid (1991) BEST FEMALE JACOB - Perpetual Shield given by M T & G Clorley Class 162 Jacob Ram 163 Jacob Ram Lamb 164 One Jacob ewe 165 One Jacob ewe Lamb 166 Group of Three - One Male and Two Females. WYN CIGYDD/BUTCHERS LAMBS Sponsored by Gwyn Evans Butcher BEST PEN OF BUTCHERS LAMBS - Perpetual Cup given by Mr C Parry, Llanfyllin Class 167 Two Butchers Lambs not over 38kg Non Continental 168 Two Butchers Lambs over 38kg Non Continental 169 Two butchers Lambs not over 38kg Continental 170 Two Butchers Lambs over 38kg Continental SPECIAL CLASSES BUTCHERS LAMBS For exhibitors residing within 5 mile radius of showground Class 171 Two Butchers Lambs not over 38kg 172 Two Butchers Lambs over 38kg

22 BRID ARALL PRYDEINIG/ANY OTHER BRITISH BREED Sponsored by EW Howells & Son, Hay & Straw or BEST EXHIBIT: Lloyds Shield Class 173 Ram 2 yrs old and over 174 Shearling Ram 175 Ram Lamb 176 Ewe 2 Years and over 177 One Yearling Ewe 178 Ewe Lamb 179 Group of Three - One Male and Two Females BRID ARALL CYFANDIROL/ANY OTHER BREED CONTINENTAL Sponsored by Station Garage, Llanfyllin for all your MOT & Repairs BEST EXHIBIT: Cup presented by Pwynt Family in memory of Elwyn Ellis Class 180 Ram 2 yrs old and over 181 Shearling Ram 182 Ram Lamb 183 Ewe 2 years and over 184 One Yearling Ewe 185 Ewe Lamb 186 Group of Three - One Male and Two Females KERRY HILL Class 187 Ram 188 Ram Lamb 189 Ewe 190 Ewe Lamb 191 Group of Three - One Male and Two Females BELTEX Sponsored by Banwy Fuels & Feed Class 192 Beltex Ram 2 yrs old and over 193 One Beltex Yearling Ram 194 One Beltex Ram Lamb 195 One Beltex Ewe 2 years and over 196 One Beltex Yearling Ewe 197 One Beltex Ewe Lamb 198 Group of three - One Male and Two Female

23 CFFI AGORED /YFC OPEN Sheep not to be exhibited in other classes Sponsored by Peter Tomlinson, Butcher MOST POINTS IN YFC CLASSES - Perpetual Cup given by Mr T E Jones CHAMPION OVERALL IN YFC BUTCHERS LAMBS CLASSES - Perpetual Tankard given by Mr E Roberts, Cig Oen Cynfal Class 199 Two Butchers Lambs not over 38kg Crossbred 200 Two Butchers Lambs over 38kg Crossbred 201 Ram any breed 202 Pedigree ewe 202 Crossbred ewe Young Handler Sponsored by Cain Valley Hotel, Llanfyllin All Sheep in this section to be on a halter. Prizes for all. No Entry Fee Silver Salver present to winners of Classes 203 and Given by Mr P May Class 203 Best Young Handler 10 years and under 204 Best Young Handler GEIFR/GOATS Sheep and Goat Entries will be subject to DEFRA Rules Which are current on 11 August 2018 JUDGING COMMENCES AT 10.00am PROMPT PRIZES: 1st 5 2nd 3 3rd 2 ENTRY FEE: 1.50 Judge: SPECIAL CONDITIONS OF ENTRY FOR GOAT CLASSES All Goats entered shall be female Goats entered in Milker Classes must have born a kid A kid is defined as up to 12 months old Kids must be no less than two calendar months old on the day of the show A Goatling is months old that has not borne a kid All Goats must be shown in healthy condition This is an Open show however; separate penning is available for CAE Tested and Non Tested goats

24 Please enclose a current copy of your CAE certificate with your entries. Any entry received without a certificate will be deemed as non-tested and penned accordingly. Please note that all trophies are perpetual and must be signed for before leaving the showground. Please supply your own fodder and bedding etc. DAIRY GOATS Class 250 Kid Any Variety White 251 Kid Any Variety Brown and White 252 Kid Any Variety Black and White 253 Kid Any Other Colour/Variety 254 Goatling Any Variety White 255 Goatling Any Variety Brown and White 256 Goatling Any Variety Black and White 257 Goatling Any Other Colour/Variety 258 Milker Any Variety White 259 Milker Any Variety Brown and White 260 Milker Any Variety Black and White 261 Milker Any Other Colour/Variety 262 Dam and Daughter (Rosette Only) SPECIAL ROSETTES awarded to the Best & Reserve Kids, Goatlings, and Milkers. CHAMPIONSHIP ROSETTES awarded to Best in Show Goat and Reserve Best in Show CHAMPIONSHIP ROSETTES awarded to Best Pygmy Goat and Reserve THE SANDCROFT CUP for Best Kid given by Mrs S F Jones THE MILLENIUM SHIELD for Best Milker given by Mrs S F Jones THE PENTYRCH CUP for Best White Goat given by the late Mrs M Daff THE PENTYRCH CUP for Best Coloured Goat given by the late Mrs M Daff THE MICHAEL AGER-HARRISON SALVER for Best Goat in Show given by Mrs J Ager-Harrison THE SANDCROFT TROPHY for Best Goatling PYGMY GOATS Class 263 Pygmy Kid 264 Pygmy Goatling 263 Pygmy Wether 264 Pygmy Adult Female 265 Dam & Progeny (Rosette Only) 266 Child Handling 16 Years and Under PYGMY CUPS LLANFYLLIN SHOW SHIELD FOR BEST PYGMY BEST PYGMY IN SHOW Given by Dawn Laycock RESERVE BEST PYGMY Given by Dawn Laycock BEST ADULT PYGMY Given by Dawn Laycock BEST PYGMY GOATLING Given by Dawn Laycock BEST PYGMY KID Given by Dawn Laycock

25 All Competitors to pay entry to field (Adults 9 Concessions 8 Under 16 3) (Membership 8) CYNNYRCH/PRODUCE Horticulture, cookery and craft entries must be set up and displayed in the tent by 10.45, so judging can start at 11am prompt, after which the tents close for judging until approximately 1.00pm. Pink coloured entry cards should be displayed with the entrant s name face down. Entries cannot be removed until 5pm. CYNNYRCH GWLAD/COUNTRY PRODUCE PRIZES: 1st nd 2 3rd 1.50 ENTRY FEE: 30p Class 311 Bottle of Fruit Liqueur 312 Bottle of Cider 313 Bottle of Wine Coloured Eggs Duck Eggs 316 Jar of Honey Tinted Eggs Brown Eggs ADRAN GOGINIO/COOKERY PRESERVES etc ALL OPEN CLASSES NO ENTRIES TAKEN ON SHOW DAY SILVER Perpetual Challenge Rose Bowl (Local) given by R E Evans Esq Welshpool (president 1953 Show) to the Exhibitor gaining the highest number of points in the Section. Points counted for One Award only in one Class Perpetual Cup for Rich Fruit Cake Class 320 given by the Mount Family in memory of The late Mrs S W Evans. Perpetual Cup for most points in the Yeast Cookery Classes 335 to 338 given by Mr & Mrs Fletcher New Bakery Llanfyllin (Local Competitors) Silver Salver for the best Exhibit in the Open Cookery Section donated by the family of the late Mrs M. E. Parkes Perpetual Cup donated by Mrs Pam Morris for most points in the Preserves Section. PRIZES: Class 320 1st 4 2nd rd 3.50 Class st 3 2nd rd 2.50 Class Yeast Cookery Cup - Local

26 ALL OPEN CLASSES - Entry Fee 30p Class 320 Rich Fruit Cake with Cherries (approx. 8 ) 321 Carrot Cake from given recipe Cream Meringues 323 Custard Tart 324 Item to contain Chocolate 325 Victoria Sandwich Welsh Cakes 327 Date and Walnut Loaf 328 Supper Dish for Pizza 330 Afternoon Tea for 2 on a stand 331 Dish of Honeycomb 332 Box of Vanilla Fudge Cornish Pasties Vegetarian Sausage Rolls YEAST COOKERY- Entry Fee 30p Local Classes Class 335 Loaf of Wholemeal Bread White Cottage Rolls 337 Chelsea Buns 338 Loaf made in a Bread Maker 339 Loaf of Flavoured Bread PRESERVES - Entry Fee 30p Class 340 Jar of Salad Dressing 341 Jar of Chutney 342 Blackcurrant Jelly 343 Tomato Sauce 344 Jar of Stoned Fruit Jam 345 Jar of Soft Fruit Jam 346 Jar of Lemon Curd 347 Jar of Marmalade JUST FOR MEN - Entry Fee 30p Class 351 Apple Pie Pieces of Traybake

27 SUGARCRAFT - Entry Fee 30p Class 353 Spray of Flowers 354 Decoration Suitable for a Royal Wedding Cake 355 An arrangement of Hedgerow Fruits and Flowers Carrot Cake Ingredients 175g light brown sugar grated zest 1 orange 175ml sunflower oil 175g self-raising flour 3 large eggs 1 tsp bicarb 140g grated carrot 1 tsp ground cinnamon 100g raisins ½ tsp nutmeg Heat oven to 180c/fan 160c/ gas 4. Oil and line the base and sides of an 18cm square tin with greaseproof paper. Tip the sugar, oil and eggs into a large mixing bowl. Lightly mix with a wooden spoon. Stir in the grated carrots, raisins and orange rind. Sift the flour, bicarb and spices into bowl. Mix everything together, the mixture will be soft and almost runny Pour the mixture into the prepared tin and bake for minutes or until it feels firm and springy when you press it in the centre. Cool in the tin for 5 minutes, then turn it out. Peel off the paper and cool on a wire rack. When cool cut into squares. PRIZES: 1st 2 2nd rd 1.50 COGINIO PLANT/CHILDREN S COOKERY Prizes Sponsored by Spar and Mid Wales Housing Association 4 YEARS AND UNDER - Entry Fee Free Silver Salver for most points in section Class 355 An Edible Animal 356 My Favourite Sandwich decorated Digestive Biscuits 5 8 YEARS INCLUSIVE - Entry Fee Free Perpetual Cup given by Mrs Gwyneth Roberts for most points in this section Class Krispie Cakes Iced Cakes 362 My Favourite Lunch Box for One 363 An Edible Necklace

28 Juniors 9 12 YEARS INCLUSIVE - Entry Fee Free Perpetual Silver Cup given by Mr & Mrs Leslie Roberts for most points in this section. Points counted for one award only. Class Fruit and Cereal Bars Jam Tarts 367 French Apple Flan 368 Pizza Seniors YEARS - Entry Fee Free Perpetual Rose Bowl donated by Mr & Mrs TL Churton to the local exhibitor gaining the highest number of points in the Senior Cookery Section. Points counted for one award only in one class. Class 370 Quiche 371 Lemon Cheesecake 372 Swiss Roll Fruit Scones ADRAN CFFL/Y.F.C CLASSES Perpetual Cup for most points local given by Mr N Humphries, Llys, Llanfechain PRIZES: 1 st 2 2 nd rd 1.50 Entry Fee 30p Class 375 Black Forest Gateau 376 Roulade Muffins 378 Savoury Plait

29 CELF A CHREFFT/HANDICRAFTS All Cups Local Sponsored by BUPA (Llwyn Teg) NO ENTRIES TAKEN ON SHOW DAY No Exhibits accepted that have been entered in previous Llanfyllin Shows PRIZES: 1st nd rd 3 Entry Fee: 30p class 380 Knitted Bobble Hat 381 Crochet Item 382 An Item Made from Wire 383 Bunting 384 Collage 385 Gift for a Wedding 386 Article of Cross Stitch 387 Hand made Greetings Card SILVER (PERPETUAL CUP) - FOR HIGHEST NUMBER OF POINTS IN OPEN HANDICRAFT SECTION POINTS COUNTED FOR ONE AWARD ONLY IN ONE CLASS. ARDDANGOSFA O DRI GWAHANOL GREFFT/ DISPLAY OF THREE DIFFERENT CRAFTS OPEN-Group or Individual Entry Perpetual Trophy given by Llanfyllin WI PRIZES: 1st 5 2nd 4 3rd 3 Entry Fee: 30p CLASS 390 Any 3 Handicrafts (2ft 6 wide) CHILDRENS HANDICRAFTS PRIZES: 1st nd rd 2 4th 1.75 (Perpetual Cup) donated by Mr Trevor Lewis to the local exhibitor in the Children s Handicraft section gaining the highest number of points counted for one award in each class. Perpetual Cup donated by Mrs Jean Lewis for the Best Exhibit in the Childrens Handicraft Section 4 YEARS AND UNDER Entry Fee Free Silver Salver for Best Exhibit donated by Mr & Mrs Norman Williams Class 392 Decorated Stone 393 A Rainbow Collage 394 A Handprint Picture

30 5 9 YEARS Entry Fee Free Class 396 Decorated Shoe 397 Rocket from recycled Materials 398 Dream Catcher 399 Wimbledon in a Shoe Box YEARS Entry Fee: Free Class 402 A Door Stop 403 Bird Feeder out of Wood 404 Mosaic Item 405 An Item in Denim FFOTOGRAFFIAETH/PHOTOGRAPHY Prizes sponsored by the Tanat Chronicle plus a Shield for best Exhibit Points counted for one award only in one class. No exhibits accepted that have been entered in previous Llanfyllin Shows. PRIZES: 1st 4 2nd 3 3rd 2 Entry Fee: 25p 10 YEARS AND UNDER Class 423 My Garden 424 Favourite View 425 Holiday YEARS Entry Fee 25p Class 427 Reflections 428 Friends 429 Wildlife 18 YEARS AND OVER Entry Fee 25p Class 431 Welsh Connection 432 Sunrise 433 Transport ARLUNIO/ART PRIZES: 1st 3 2nd 2 3rd Class 436 Watercolour 437 Handwriting Primary School Nursery Rhyme 438 Handwriting Open Poem of own Choice 439 Pencil Sketch 440 Pop Art 441 Countryside any medium Entry Fee: 30p

31 Prizes: 1 st 3 2 nd rd 2 RURAL CRAFTS Entry Fee: 30P Class 445 Wooden Planter 446 Carved Wooden Item 447 Shepherds Crook 448 Wellie Rack 449 Walking Stick 450 Thumb Stick GARDEN COMPETITION CYSTADLEUAETH GERDDI Kindly Sponsored by The Cain Valley Hotel Llanfyllin Prizes: 1st 10 2nd 8 3rd 6 Tal Cystadlu/Entry Fee 1 Special Class Rosette Only Open to all householders and allotment holders within a radius of 10 miles of Llanfyllin Council Offices, who do not employ a regular gardener or part time gardener. G O Richards Perpetual Cup for The Best Exhibit In The Garden Section Judges: Will Denne, Penygarnedd Class 481 Best Container / Hanging Basket (1 Item to be judged) 482 Best Kept Flower Garden 483 Best Vegetable Garden or Allotment Garden 485 Best Senior Citizen s Garden 486 Best Wildlife Garden 487 (Free Entry) Your favorite flower/plant and why. Closing Date for Entries: Monday 16th July 2018 Judging will take place on Monday 30 th July Entrants will be telephoned to arrange the date and time of judging. Entry fee, together with the entry form (at back of schedule) must be received by: Mrs Rachel Jones, Mount Pleasant, llanfyllin, Powys, SY22 5LE

32 CYNNYRCH AMAETHYDDOL/AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE Horticulture, cookery and craft entries must be set up and displayed in the tent by 10.45, so judging can start at 11am prompt, after which the tents close for judging until approximately 1.00pm. Pink coloured entry cards should be displayed with the entrant s name face down. Entries cannot be removed until 5pm. PRIZES: 1st 3 2nd 2 3rd 1 ENTRY FEE: 30p D & R WILLIAMS (PERPETUAL) CUP Presented by D & R Williams, Llanfyllin (2010 Show) for the best bale of hay (seed or meadow) Class ears of Barley ears of Wheat 502 Sward of re-seeded pasture in tomato box 503 Sward of permanent pasture in tomato box 504 Best sample of silage 505 One bale of best quality Seed hay 506 One bale of meadow Hay 507 Tallest weed (no roots) 508 Scare crow - no restriction on size (entries may be from families, individuals or groups) 509 Oldest looking coat 510 Old kitchen implement/utensil ADRAN GARDDWRIAETH/HORTICULTURAL SECTION RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR HORTICULTURAL SECTION 1. The object of the Show is to cultivate an improved knowledge of and taste of, the principles and practices of Gardening. 2. The Committee reserves to itself the right to inspect the Garden of any intending Exhibitor at any time after the entry is received, the visits to be made by Non-Exhibitors at the Show. Exhibitors must be able to show proof that the specimens have been grown by them should a demand be made. 3. Exhibitors governed by these Rules and Regulations as interpreted by the Secretary. 4. The judges shall have power to withhold Prizes in cases where specimens are not to sufficient to merit. 5. The Judges decision is final. 6. The Committee reserves the right to withholding any prizes if the circumstances warrant it, or altogether excluding any persons exhibiting in any Class Exhibits not grown in their own gardens. 7. Staging must be completed by 10.45am when marquee will be closed for Judging. 8. Highest Points only in any class will be awarded for Challenge Cups 1st - 3 points, 2nd - 2 points, 3rd - 1 point. 9. No Exhibitor shall be allowed to remove any exhibits from the Show marquee 6.00pm Any person breaking this Rule will forfeit all Prizes won. 10. Exhibitors Fees must accompany their Entry Form or the entry will not be accepted

33 11. The Committee will not be responsible for any loss or damage that happen to any of the specimens on their way to or from or during the show. 12. All objections to be laid with the Secretary, IN WRITING before 4.00pm on the day of the Show with a deposit of 50p for each objection, which will be forfeited if the objection be considered frivolous. 13. Any exhibitor fraudulently obtaining a prize will forfeit the whole of the Prizes awarded to him, her and may be prohibited from exhibiting for five years after the commission of the offence. CUPS GREENING SILVER (PERPETUAL) CHALLENGE CUP The gift of the late Mr Greening Esq. Llanfyllin (1952 show) to the exhibitor gaining the most points in Section B and C. DAVIES SILVER CHALLENGE CUP The gift of the late D T Davies Esq. Cardiff to the Exhibitor residing in the Llanfyllin parish gaining most points in Section A. J PLOWDEN EVANS CUP Presented in his memory by his daughters, for the best Exhibit in the Onion class. D C WILLIAMS (PERPETUAL) CUP Presented by David Williams Esq. in memory of his father, 1971 Show; for the best exhibit in the Section A Carrot Class. G O RICHARDS (PERPETUAL) CUP The gift of the late Mr Gwyn Richards, Four Crosses (2004 Show) for the best exhibit in the Garden section. SECTION A LOCAL Open to Householders and Allotment Holders within a radius of 10 miles of Llanfyllin Council Offices, who do not employ a regular gardener or part-time gardener. PRIZES: Classes st 3 2nd 2 3rd 1 Class 556 1st 4 2nd 3 3rd 2 ENTRY FEE: 30p after 10 entries 10p per entry Class 520 Five Onions 521 Five Onions - grown from sets round base 522 Five Onions -grown from sets flat base 523 Three Carrot - long 524 Three Carrots - short 525 Three Turnips - any colour 526 Three Beet - round 527 Five Potatoes - long 528 Five Potatoes - round 529 Six Pods of Peas 530 Six Broad Beans 531 Six Scarlet Runners 532 Six Dwarf beans 533 Six Eschalots large any colour

34 534 Six Echalots small any colour 535 Three Parsnips 536 Two Cauliflowers with stalks 537 Two marrows any variety 538 Two Green Cabbages 539 Two lettuces - any variety 540 Five Tomatoes 541 Any vegetable not in schedule 542 Six Radishes - any variety 543 Three Roses 544 Vase of Mixed Flowers 545 Vase of Annuals one variety 546 One Flowering Pot Plant-Any variety 547 One Foliage Plant-Any Variety 548 Three Spikes of Gladioli in vase 549 Four Asters 550 Three Dahlias in vase any variety 551 Vase of Sweet Peas 552 Six Pansies 553 Miniature Water Garden not exceeding 18 x Potato bucket - one entire tuber in 3 gallon bucket, presented undisturbed potatoes to be weighed on the day of the show 555 Three Rhubarb 556 Collection of Vegetables - Four distinct kinds Space for staging 2 (Cauliflowers shown must be on the stalk. 557 Most fragrant flower (judges' decision on scent not appearance) ADRAN Y PLANT/CHILDRENS SECTION (For children aged under 10 years of age) PRIZES: 1st 3 2nd 2 3rd 1 NO ENTRY FEE Class 560 A car or bicycle made with fruit and veg 561 A vase of annuals grown from seed 562 Garden in a seed tray (37.5cm x 23cm) 563 A garden shed made of toy bricks 564 Floating flowers in a dish or plate 565 A collage using plant material and seed

35 SECTION B OPEN TO ALL PRIZES: Classes st 3 2nd 2 3rd 1 Class 605 1st 4 2nd 3 3rd 2 ENTRY FEE: 30p after 10 entries 10p per entry) Class 570 Five Onions 571 Five Onions - grown from sets globe variety 572 Five Onions - grown from sets flat base variety 573 Six Runner Beans 574 Six Pods of Peas 575 Six Dwarf Beans 576 Six Broad Beans 577 Three Carrots - long 578 Three Carrots - short 579 Three Turnips - any variety 580 Three Beet - long 581 Three Beet - round 582 Two Cauliflowers with stalks 583 Five Potatoes - long 584 Five Potatoes - round 585 Five Potatoes - coloured (excluding white) 586 Twelve large Eschalots (Hative de Niort) 587 Twelve small Eschalots (Hative de Niort) 588 Three parsnips 589 Two Cucumbers 590 Two Marrows - any variety 591 Two Green Cabbages 592 Two Lettuces - any variety 593 Five Dessert Apples 594 Five Cooking Apples 595 Five Tomatoes (non cherry variety) 596 Tomatoes on the vine 597 Dish of Soft Fruit - one variety 598 Dish of Stone Fruit - one variety 599 Any vegetable not already in Schedule 600 Any Fruit not already in Schedule 601 Unusual shaped vegetable 602 Three types of salad leaves on a plate - selection of each 603 Four peppers on a plate with stalks 604 Three Courgettes, stalks attached 605 Collection of Vegetables - Four distinct kinds. Space for staging not to exceed 3 6 wide. Cauliflowers, if included, must be shown on stalks