President: Mr Charles Brader. 133rd. To be held at Scampston Park, Scampston, Nr. Malton. Main Sponsor of the 2019 show

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1 President: Mr Charles Brader SCHEDULE 133rd SUNDAY 30 th June 2019 To be held at Scampston Park, Scampston, Nr. Malton Main Sponsor of the 2019 show Livestock ~ Fur & Feather Entries close 7 th June 2019 Secretary: 1 The Shambles Offices, The Cattle Market, Malton YO17 7LZ Tel: office@maltonshow.org Website:

2 Regulations for the Exhibition ENTRIES 1. Entries on the appropriate for, to be duly signed and received by the Secretary together with the Entry Fee on or before the state closing date for each relevant section. Cheques made payable to Malton Agricultural Society. The receipt of Entries will not be acknowledged but Entry Badges will be sent to Exhibitors at least three days before the Show. NUMBERS SHOULD BE COLLECTED FROM THE SECRETARY S TENT ON SHOW DAY IF ENTRY FEE NOT PAID. 2. ENTRIES RECEIVED TOO LATE FOR INCULSION IN THE CATALOGUE WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED. 3. The Society reserve the right to extend the closing date for entries at their discretion, and to refuse any entry or withhold any prize if there appears to be insufficient merit in the exhibit. 4. If less than three entries are forward, a second prize only will be awarded, unless in the opinion of the Judge a first prize is warranted. 5. Substitutes will only be allowed at the discretion of the Show Council and in any case, details must be in the hands of the Secretary by 9.00am on the day of the Show. 6. All stock entered for competition must be bona fide property of the Exhibitor. All stock must be available at the time stated for Judging, and every effort will be made to maintain the timetable, but the Council reserve the right to make alterations. Exhibitors in the Sheep classes must be prepared to present their sheep for Judging when required to do so by the Stewards. 7. No exhibit shall be removed from the Showground until 4.30pm 8. Any Ponies may be measured by the Veterinary Surgeon. 9. No animal may be taken out of the Show Ring without permission of the Steward. 10. Heavy Horse Turnouts will be inspected before entering the Judging ring, for Health & Safety reasons. 11. All winning exhibits must be available to exhibit in the Grand Parade at 2.30pm. Failure to do so will result in a forfeit of prize money. 12. The Society reserves the right to make amendments to the schedule up to the date of entries closing, amendments will be published on the website ( CHALLENGE CUPS 13. All Challenge Cups must be returned to the Secretary at least 28 days before the Show following at which awarded. OBJECTIONS 14. All protests must be made to the Secretary in writing before 4.00pm on the day of the Show. Any person making a protest shall at the time deposit the sum of 10, which shall, at the discretion of the Council, be forfeited to the funds of the Society in the vent of the objection not being sustained, or if the objection is considered frivolous. 15. In all cases of objection, the decision of the Council shall be final. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Livestock Entries to: The Secretary, Malton Agricultural Society, 1 The Shambles Offices, The Cattle Market, Malton, N Yorks YO17 7LZ

3 TROPHIES SHEEP The late H Wertheimer Esq Perpetual Challenge Cup awarded to the Sheep Exhibitor with the most points The Richard Bulmer and Family Perpetual Trophy awarded to the Interbreed Champion The Alan Aconley Memorial Cup awarded to the best Leicester Female The late C Megginson Esq Perpetual Challenge Cup awarded to the best Leicester exhibit The R B Hicks Memorial Trophy awarded to the best Suffolk Exhibit The D Aconley Trophy awarded to the best Suffolk Exhibit of opposite sex The Tom Midgley Memorial Trophy awarded to the best Suffolk Group of 3 The late E Borman esq Perpetual Challenge Cup awarded to the Champion Texel The Len & Sandra Pratt Silver Rose Bowl awarded to the Champion Female Texel The Texel Perpetual Challenge Trophy awarded to the Champion Non-Accredited Texel The North & East Lleyn Breeders Society Trophy awarded to the Champion Lleyn The late Col. LS Starkey Perpetual Challenge Cup awarded to the Champion Any Other Continental Breed The WW Prest Memorial Trophy awarded to the Best Any Other Native Breed The Ebor Trophy, presented by the Pink Family awarded to the Champion Ryeland The Silver Edition Trophy awarded to the Champion Coloured Ryeland The Roland Stephenson Memorial Trophy awarded to the Champion Pen of Fat Lambs The Edwin Wood Memorial Cup awarded to the Best pen of Cross Bred Gimmers or Ewes The Sir Richard Storey Bt. Perpetual Challenge Trophy - for the Overall Rare Breeds Champion The John Goodman Memorial Cup awarded to the Champion Primitive Sheep The Maurice West Trophy awarded to the Champion Young Handler The British Wool Marketing Board Interbreed Champion Cup awarded to the Best Wool on the Hoof

4 SHEEP A Champion and Reserve Champion will be awarded in each Sheep Section A Champion and Reserve will be awarded to the Best Wool on the Hoof entered in Show Entry Fee: 4.00 for all Sheep Classes (excluding Young Handler & Best Woolled sheep classes) Entry Fee Best Wool on the Hoof classes: 2.00 Free Entry for Young Handler Classes JUDGING TIMES: am Young Handlers 9.30 am Suffolk, Charollais, Texel, Leicester, Blue Faced Leicester, Jacobs & Teeswater 9.45 am Ryeland and Coloured Ryeland am Lleyn, any other native breed, Rare Breeds & Butchers Lambs noon Wool on the Hoof Championship pm Inter Breed Sheep Championship Prize Money all Classes (excl Young Handler and Best Wool on the Hoof sheep classes) - 1 st 10 2 nd 7 3 rd 4 4 th (6 or more entries) 2 Prize Money Best Wool on the Hoof sheep classes st prize only for each class. Judging will commence following completion of each individual main sheep section judging. Sheep in this class will be judged in their individual pens. Sponsored and Judged by the British Wool Marketing Board. Winners will then go forward to be judged for Overall Champion Wool on the Hoof at noon. SAC Sheep Health Scheme MV Accredited Classes: Suffolk & Charollais only MV & Non-MV Accredited Classes: Leicester, Texel, Lleyn, Young Handlers, Any Other Continental, Rare Breeds, Any Other Native, Ryelands & Coloured Ryelands, Rare & Minority, Please mark clearly on the entry for MV or Non-MV Accredited Non-MV Accredited Classes: Blue Faced Leicester, Jacobs, Teeswater, Butchers Lambs & Non- Pedigree sheep. Separate accommodation and unloading/loading points will be provided for both categories. Nonaccredited and MV Accredited sheep must travel to and from the Show in separate transport unless they are separated by solid partitions in the vehicle and the vehicle has separate unloading ramps/doors. If any MV Accredited sheep come into close contact with non-accredited sheep, they will lose their status and on return to their own or other Scheme premises, assume the status of the contact sheep. Generally this will require isolation and testing until the status is regained. Separate rings will be provided for MV Accredited and non-accredited sheep. Provided that these requirements are followed MV Accredited sheep will not lose their status and will not require post movement testing on return. MV Accredited sheep being presented at shows must be accompanied by a valid SAC MV Certificate (please note expiry date) stating number and type of sheep. These Certificates are available from the SAC in Inverness and must be presented to either the official Veterinary Surgeon or the Chief Steward, Mrs Lizzie Bentley, or her nominee before the sheep are allowed into the accommodation provided for MV Accredited Sheep. N.B. MV Accredited Stock must be accompanied by a valid SAC Certificate (of status) which must be given to the Chief Steward or Mrs A Welham, and the Secretary will then return them to The Sheep Health Scheme. Will all Sheep Exhibitors PLEASE STATE on their Entry Form if their sheep are MV Accredited. Short tail docking of sheep Exhibitors are reminded that sufficient tail must be retained to cover the vulva of female sheep and the anus of male sheep.

5 Defra Scrapie Monitoring Scheme Exhibitors attending the Show must either: i) Produce a registration certificate proving that they are Scrapie monitored Or ii) Produce a declaration that the sheep/goats are: a) Non-Pregnant and b) Have not lambed/kidded within 30 days prior to the Show Please note that all Sheep Champion Exhibitors must be available for Presentation of Trophies in the Main Ring. No vehicles will be allowed to re-enter the showground until after the Grand Parade NB THE COMMITTEE REQUEST THAT NO LIVESTOCK BE TAKEN FROM THE FIELD BEFORE 3.00PM An additional admission ticket will be issued for entry fees in excess of 10 or over WOOL ON THE HOOF CHAMPIONSHIP Judge: British Wool Board Mr I Brooksbank First prize winners from each section class Best Wool on the Hoof, will come forward to be judged for the Overall Champion Wool on the Hoof. Judging will commence following completion of all sheep sections at noon. INTERBREED CHAMPIONSHIP Judge: Mrs M Watkinson, Thirsk Judging for this class will commence following completion of all sheep sections at pm. Please note that all Sheep Champion Exhibitors must be available. SHEEP EXHIBITORS POINTS CUP The late H Wertheimer Esq Perpetual Challenge Cup This cup is awarded to the exhibitor who gains the most points in classes in the Sheep Sections on the basis of 4 points for a 1st prize, 3 points for a 2nd prize, 2 points for a 3rd prize and 1 point for a 4th prize, where such prizes are awarded. No points for 5th place. In the event of any classes with only ONE EXHIBITOR, points will be limited to four. In the event of a tie, the exhibitor winning the most 1st prizes will be awarded the Cup. LEICESTER MV Accredited & Non-Accredited Judge: T Lugsden, Sudbury Class 100 Aged or Shearling Ram Class 101 Ram Lamb Class 102 Ewe having reared lambs this season Class 103 Yearling Ewe in Full Wool Class 104 Shearling Ewe Class 105 Ewe Lamb Class 106 Best Group of 3 (1 male & 2 females drawn from any class) Class 107 Best Wool on the Hoof

6 SUFFOLK MV Accredited only Judge: C Denby, Longtown Entries in these classes are restricted to registered flock owners. Registered Flock number to be included on Entry Form Class 108 Aged or Shearling Ram Class 109 Ram Lamb Class 110 Ewe having reared lambs this season Class 111 Shearling Ewe Class 112 Ewe Lamb Class 113 Best Group of 3 (1 male & 2 females drawn from any class) Class 114 Best Wool on the Hoof JACOB Non-Accredited Class 115 Aged or Shearling Ram Class 116 Ram Lamb Class 117 Ewe having reared lambs this season Class 118 Shearling Ewe Class 119 Ewe Lamb Class 120 Best Group of 3 (1 male & 2 females drawn from any class) Class 121 Best Wool on the Hoof TEXEL MV Accredited Judge: P Woof, Kendal All MV-Accredited classes are under the auspices of the British Texel Sheep Society Ltd Class 122 Aged or Shearling Ram Class 123 Ram Lamb Class 124 Ewe having reared lambs this season Class 125 Shearling Ewe Class 126 Ewe Lamb Class 127 Best Group of 3 Class 128 Best Wool on the Hoof TEXEL Non-Accredited Judge: P Woof, Kendal All Non-Accredited classes are under the auspices of the British Texel Sheep Society Ltd Class 129 Aged or Shearling Ram Class 130 Ram Lamb Class 131 Ewe having reared lambs this season Class 132 Shearling Ewe Class 133 Ewe Lamb Class 134 Best Group of 3 (1 male & 2 females drawn from any class) Class 135 Best Wool on the Hoof

7 BLUE FACED LEICESTER Non-Accredited Class 136 Aged or Shearling Ram Class 137 Ram Lamb Class 138 Ewe having reared lambs this season Class 139 Shearling Ewe Class 140 Ewe Lamb Class 141 Best Group of 3 (1 male & 2 females drawn from any class) Class 142 Best Wool on the Hoof BRITISH CHAROLLAIS MV Accredited only Entries in these classes must be registered with the British Charollais Sheep Society Flock Book Class 143 Aged or Shearling Ram Class 144 Ram Lamb Class 145 Ewe having reared lambs this season Class 146 Shearling Ewe Class 147 Ewe Lamb Class 148 Best Group of 3 (1 male & 2 females drawn from any class) Class 149 Best Wool on the Hoof LLEYN MV Accredited & Non-MV Accredited Class 150 Aged or Shearling Ram Class 151 Ram Lamb Class 152 Ewe having reared lambs this season Class 153 Shearling Ewe Class 154 Ewe Lamb Class 155 Best Group of 3 (1 male & 2 females drawn from any class) Class 156 Best Wool on the Hoof TEESWATER Non-Accredited Class 157 Aged or Shearling Ram Class 158 Ram Lamb Class 159 Ewe having reared lambs this season Class 160 Shearling Ewe Class 161 Ewe Lamb Class 162 Best Group of 3 (1 male & 2 females drawn from any class) Class 163 Best Wool on the Hoof

8 ANY OTHER CONTINENTAL BREED MV Accredited & Non-MV Accredited Class 164 Aged or Shearling Ram Class 165 Ram Lamb Class 166 Ewe having reared lambs this season Class 167 Shearling Ewe Class 168 Ewe Lamb Class 169 Best Group of 3 (1 male & 2 females drawn from any class) Class 170 Best Wool on the Hoof ANY OTHER NATIVE BREED MV Accredited & Non-MV Accredited Class 171 Ram any age Class 172 Female any age Class 173 Best Group of 3 (1 male & 2 females) Class 174 Best Wool on the Hoof RYELAND MV Accredited & Non-MV Accredited Judge: D Robinson, Wigton Class 175 Aged or Shearling Ram Class 176 Ram Lamb Class 177 Ewe having reared lambs this season Class 178 Shearling Ewe Class 179 Ewe Lamb Class 180 Best Group of 3 (1 male & 2 females drawn from any class) Class 181 Best Wool on the Hoof COLOURED RYELAND MV Accredited & Non-MV Accredited Judge: D Duggan, Leominster Class 182 Aged or Shearling Ram Class 183 Ram Lamb Class 184 Ewe having reared lambs this season Class 185 Shearling Ewe Class 186 Ewe Lamb Class 187 Best Group of 3 (1 male & 2 females drawn from any class) Class 188 Best Wool on the Hoof

9 BUTCHERS LAMBS Non-Accredited Judge: M Teasdale, Scagglethorpe If an animal weighs more or less than the class that it has been entered for on the day of the show the animal will be moved into the appropriate class for its weight. N.B. All lambs to be weighed on the day and exhibitors are asked to have their sheep on the Showground in time to allow for this. Class 189 Two best butcher s lambs up to and including 40kg Class 190 Two best butcher s lambs over 40kg Class 191 Best pair of Butchers Lambs bred by exhibitor NON-PEDIGREE SHEEP Non-MV Accredited Judge: M Teasdale, Scagglethorpe Class 192 Pen of 2 Down Cross or Scotch White Faced Half-bred Gimmer Shearlings Class 193 Pen of 2 Down Cross or Scotch White Faced Half-bred Ewes Class 194 Best Wool on the Hoof BREEDS RECOGNISED BY THE RARE BREED SURVIVAL TRUST INCLUDING MINORITY BREEDS MV Accredited & Non-MV Accredited please state clearly on entry form Entries will only be accepted for breeds on the Rare Breeds Society Trust list of Rare and Minority breeds. If there is a minimum of 6 sheep of one breed in a class, a separate class will be formed for that breed. Judge: S Stennett, Woodall Spa Class 195 Primitive Aged or Shearling Ram Class 196 Primitive Ram Lamb Class 197 Primitive Ewe having reared lambs this season Class 198 Primitive Shearling Ewe Class 199 Primitive Ewe Lamb Class 200 Primitive Best Group of 3 (1 male & 2 females drawn from any class) Class 201 Any other Rare or Minority Aged or Shearling Ram Class 202 Any other Rare or Minority Ram Lamb Class 203 Any other Rare or Minority Ewe having reared lambs this season Class 204 Any other Rare or Minority Shearling Ewe Class 205 Any other Rare or Minority Ewe Lamb Class 206 Any other Rare or Minority Best Group of 3 (1 male & 2 females drawn from any class) Class 207 Best Wool on the Hoof

10 YOUNG HANDLER Judge: The Malton Agricultural Society President, Mr C Brader To be Judged at 9.00 am Classes will be judged on presentation and turnout of both sheep and handler Class 208 MV Accredited any breed - Young handler 9 yrs and under on day of show Class 209 MV Accredited any breed - Young handler yrs on day of show Class 210 Non-Accredited any breed - Young handler 9 yrs and under on day of show Class 211 Non-Accredited any breed - Young handler yrs on day of show GOATS Entry Fee: 4.00 for all Goat Classes Prize Money all Classes - 1 st 10 2 nd 7 3 rd 4 4 th (6 or more entries) 2 Judging at am Judge: P Kell, Co Durham Class 1 Class 2 Class 3 Class 4 Class 5 Class 6 Class 7 Class 8 Class 9 Class 10 Class 11 Class 12 Class 13 Class 14 Class 15 Class 16 Class 17 Class 18 Class 19 Class 20 Saanen or British Saanen Milker British Alpine Milker Toggenburg or British Toggenburg Milker Anglo Nubain Milker Any Other Variety Milker Pygmy Saanen or British Saanen Goatling British Alpine Goatling Toggenburg or British Toggenburg Goatling Anglo Nubain Goatling Any Other Variety Goatling Pygmy Goatling Saanen or British Saanen Kid British Alpine Kid Toggenburg or British Toggenburg Kid Anglo Nubain Kid Any Other Variety Kid Pygmy Kid Goat in Milk and daughter Group of Three bred by owner