TO BE HELD AT: PARK HALL FARM, HANBURY, REDDITCH, WORCESTERSHIRE, B96 6RD SCHEDULE OF CLASSES CAT TLE

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1 Principal Partner & Cattle Section Organiser: SATURDAY 7 th JULY 2018 TO BE HELD AT: PARK HALL FARM, HANBURY, REDDITCH, WORCESTERSHIRE, B96 6RD SCHEDULE OF CLASSES CAT TLE BEEF INTERBREED CHAMPIONSHIP INTERBREED CHAMPION TO BE AWARDED THE GODBER FAMILY BEEF INTERBREED TROPHY Kindly Sponsored by RICHARDSONS OF FECKENHAM Champion: 250 Best Reserve: 100 Qualifier for the Three Shires Cattle Trophy DAIRY INTERBREED CHAMPIONSHIP INTERBREED CHAMPION TO BE AWARDED THE nnnnnpeter NEWELL MEMORIAL TROPHY Kindly Sponsored by MEADOWS FARM VETS Champion: 250 Best Reserve: 100 Prizes: 1 st nd rd th Rosettes & cards awarded to fourth ENTRY FEE: 6.00 per class ENTER ONLINE at: The Committee reserves the right to merge, divide or cancel classes. Animals may be entered into one section only. The show is open to HALTER TRAINED animals only. All rings will start judging at 9.00am prompt, judging time of each breed section TBC on Show day. Exhibitor s may enter the showground no sooner than 6.30am and must have arrived by 8.30am All entries must be registered with their breed herd book and comply with their breed standard & society regulations & must be fully registered. No late entries will be accepted.

2 The Grand Parade will take place at 3.15pm in the Main Arena; we request that all prize winning exhibits take part. NO ANIMALS TO LEAVE UNTIL AFTER THE GRAND PARADE. THREE SHIRES CATTLE TROPHY COMPETITION Cattle Exhibitors have the opportunity to collect points at three midlands agricultural shows. The exhibitor who accumulates the greatest number of points will win the THREE SHIRES CATTLE TROPHY and 1,000. The runners up will receive 350 and 150 The Dairy Exhibitor with the greatest number of points will receive the MARY OUGHTON MEMORIAL TROPHY and 250 Participating Shows: Hanbury Countryside Show Saturday 7 th July, Burwarton Show Thursday 2 nd August & Moreton-in-Marsh Show Saturday 1 st September Competition kindly sponsored by: SELEKT SECTION 1 - DEXTER JUDGE: Mr S Peberby, Leicester Kindly Sponsored by: COURTPRICE LIMITED Class 1: Cow or heifer in milk Class 2: Dry Cow or dry heifer having calved Class 3: Heifer up to 15 months on show day Class 4: Heifer 16 months to 30 months on show day not to have calved Class 5: Bull any age over 12 months old Class 6: A pair of Females (property of one exhibitor shown in previous classes) Class 7: Group of three animals, property of one exhibitor, shown in previous classes (Class 7) Kindly sponsored by PETER GARDNER/TOOLOOS DEXTERS from Chipping Campden The TOOLOOS DEXTER TROPHY will be awarded to the best Midland Group Member from Classes 1-5 ROSETTE FOR BREED CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION (to be judged after class 7) The GALE HILL TROPHY will be awarded to the winner of the pairs THE CHAMPION DEXTER will be awarded the BURYHILL DEXTER TROPHY The DEXTER CATTLE SOCIETY offers a silver spoon and rosette to the Champion Dexter SECTION 2 - HEREFORD JUDGE: Mr R P Mann, Warwickshire Kindly Sponsored by: QUALITY SOLICITORS PARKINSON WRIGHT Class 8: Bull 25 months and over Class 9: Bull between 14 and 24 months Class 10: Bull up to 13months Class 11: Cow (over 30months) in calf or with calf at foot Class 12: Heifer in calf or with calf at foot Class 13: Heifer up to 18 months Class 14: Heifer over 18 months not having calved Class 15: Pair of any two animals, entered in above classes, property of the same exhibitor ROSETTE FOR MALE AND FEMALE CHAMPIONS ROSETTE FOR BREED CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION (to be judged after class 15) The HEREFORD CATTLE SOCIETY to award a rosette to Breed Champion

3 SECTION 3 - LONGHORN JUDGE: Mrs K Gibb, Norfolk Kindly Sponsored by: FISHER GERMAN CHARTERED SURVEYS Class 16: Bull any age Class 17: Cow or Heifer in calf or with calf at foot Class 18: Heifer up to 18 months Class 19: Heifer over 18 months not having calved Class 20: Pair of any two animals, entered in above classes, property of the same exhibitor ROSETTE FOR BREED CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION (to be judged after class 20) The LONGHORN CATTLE SOCIETY awards rosettes to Breed Champion, Reserve Breed Champion, Best Junior Bull and Best Junior Heifer SECTION 4 SOUTH DEVON JUDGE: Mr J P Harrison, North Yorkshire Classes Kindly Sponsored by: ETG CIVIL ENGINEERING Class 21: Bull over 18 months Class 22: Bull up to 18 months Class 23: Cow or Heifer in calf or with calf at foot Class 24: Heifer up to 18 months Class 25: Heifer over 18 months not having calved Class 26: Pair of any two animals, entered in above classes, property of the same exhibitor ROSETTE FOR MALE AND FEMALE CHAMPIONS Championship Prize Money Kindly Sponsored by: DAVID SMALLCOMBE TRADITIONAL BUILDING SPECIALIST SASH, ROSETTE & 75 to be awarded to Champion South Devon ROSETTE & 25 to be awarded to Reserve Champion South Devon The SOUTH DEVON CATTLE SOCIETY to award a rosette and sash to Breed Champion SECTION 5 GLOUCESTER JUDGE: Miss E Hayes, Gloucestershire Kindly Sponsored by: COUNTRYWIDE QUAD BIKES Ltd Class 27: Bull any age Class 28: Cow or Heifer in calf or calf at foot Class 29: Heifer up to 18 months Class 30: Heifer over 18 months not having calved Class 31: Pair of any two animals, entered in above classes, property of the same exhibitor ROSETTE FOR BREED CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION (to be judged after class 31) The GLOUCESTER CATTLE SOCIETY to award rosette for Breed Champion, Reserve Breed

4 JUDGE: Mrs D Powell, Worcester Kindly Sponsored by: MACARTHUR BARSTOW & GIBBS VETERINARY SURGEONS Class 32: Bull any age Class 33: Cow or Heifer in calf or with calf at foot Class 34: Heifer up to 18 months Class 35: Heifer over 18 months not having calved Class 36: Pair of any two animals, entered in above classes, property of the same exhibitor ROSETTE FOR BREED CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION (to be judged after class 36) The BELTED GALLOWAY CATTLE SOCIETY to award rosette for Breed Champion & Reserve Breed Champion JUDGE: Mr D Handley, Hereford Kindly Sponsored by: SPRINGPACK DIRECT Class 37: Bull any age Class 38: Cow or Heifer in calf or with calf at foot Class 39: Heifer up to 18 months Class 40: Heifer over 18 months not having calved Class 41: Pair of any two animals, entered in above classes, property of the same exhibitor ROSETTE FOR BREED CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION (to be judged after class 41) The HIGHLAND CATTLE SOCIETY to award rosette for Breed Champion & Reserve Breed Champion SECTION 8 ANY OTHER NATIVE BREED JUDGE: Mrs D Powell, Worcester Kindly Sponsored by: MEADOWS FARM VETS Class 42: Bull any age Class 43: Cow or Heifer in calf or with calf at foot Class 44: Heifer up to 18 months Class 45: Heifer over 18 months not having calved Class 46: Pair of any two animals, entered in above classes, property of the same exhibitor ROSETTE FOR BREED CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION (to be judged after class 46) SECTION 9 - BRITISH SIMMENTAL JUDGE: Mr D Barker, Somerset Kindly Sponsored by: MAGNET BUILDING SERVICES Class 47: Bull any age SECTION 6 BELTED GALLOWAY Class 48: Cow or Heifer in calf or with calf at foot Class 49: Heifer up to 18 months SECTION 7 HIGHLAND Class 50: Heifer over 18 months not having calved Class 51: Pair of any two animals, entered in above classes, property of the same exhibitor ROSETTE FOR BREED CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION (to be judged after class 51) The BRITISH SIMMENTAL CATTLE SOCIETY to award rosette for Breed Champion & Reserve Breed Champion

5 JUDGE: Mr A Price, Kent Kindly Sponsored by: JHF CONTRACTING LTD Class 52: Bull up to 18 months Class 53: Bull over 18 months Class 54: Cow or Heifer in calf or with calf at foot Class 55: Heifer up to 18 months Class 56: Heifer over 18 months not having calved Class 57: Pair of any two animals, entered in above classes, property of the same exhibitor. ROSETTE FOR MALE AND FEMALE CHAMPIONS ROSETTE FOR BREED CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION (to be judged after class 57) SECTION 11 ANY OTHER CONTINENTAL BREED JUDGE: Mr C M Martindale, Shropshire Kindly Sponsored by: AGRILINE PRODUCTS Class 58: Bull any age Class 59: Cow or Heifer in calf or with calf at foot Class 60: Heifer up to 18 months Class 61: Heifer over 18 months not having calved Class 62: Pair of any two animals, entered in above classes, property of the same exhibitor ROSETTE FOR BREED CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION (to be judged after class 62) BEEF BREED INTERBREED CATTLE CHAMPIONSHIP JUDGE: Mr R Harvey, Devon Judging to commence after all breed classes have finished (Sections 1-11) The GODBER FAMILY TROPHY awarded to Champion, the NEWARD TROPHY awarded to Reserve Interbreed Championship Kindly Sponsored by: RICHARDSONS OF FECKENHAM The DAVID BELL MEMORIAL TROPHY, 70 and a SPECIAL ROSETTE will be awarded to the Highest Placed Native Breed Animal in the Interbreed Championship Native Breed Prize kindly sponsored by: WYNNSTAY SECTION 12 - COMMERCIAL CATTLE (Any Breed) JUDGE: Mr A Price, Kent Kindly Sponsored by: McCARTNEYS WORCESTER MARKET Class 63: Commercial Steer Class 64: Commercial Heifer SECTION 10 - BRITISH BLUE Class 65: Pair of any two animals, entered in above classes, property of the same exhibitor ROSETTE FOR CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION COMMERCIAL ANIMAL (to be judged after class 65) Commercial Champion to be awarded 100, Reserve Champion to be awarded 40 prize money The COMMERCIAL CHAMPIONSHIP TROPHY will be awarded to the CHAMPION Important note: The commercial champion and reserve will not be entered into the Beef Breed Interbreed Cattle Championship

6 SECTION 13 - BEEF SECTION YOUNG HANDLERS JUDGE: Miss E Hayes, Gloucestershire 2 per entry - Rosettes awarded to all PRIZE MONEY: 1 st 10, 2 nd 8, 3 rd 6, 4 th 4, 5 th 2 Judging to commence after all breed classes have finished. Entries accepted on the day at the Secretaries Trailer To be judged on presentation and showmanship, handlers should be prepared to answer judge s questions Class 66: Thirteen years and under Class 67: Fourteen to twenty one The HOLBERROW PERPETUAL TROPHIES will be awarded to the best young handlers in Classes 66 & 67 Kindly Sponsored by: HOLBERROW DEXTERS SECTION 14 ANY PEDIGREE DAIRY BREEDS JUDGE: Mr P Fenton, Cheshire Kindly Sponsored by: MEADOWS FARM VETS All exhibits must be registered with their respective breed society All exhibitors must wear correct Breed Society Uniform or White Coats Class 68: Heifer up to 6 months Class 69: Heifer 6 to 12 months of age Class 70: Maiden Heifer up to 18 months Class 71: Heifer in calf, first calf, due to calve at no more than three years Class 72: Heifer or cow in milk (class may be split dependent on entries) Class 73: Pair of animals entered in the above classes (property of the same exhibitor) ROSETTE FOR BREED CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION (to be judged after class 73) The HUINS FAMILY TROPHY will be awarded to the champion of classes 68, 69 & 70 NOTICE: If sufficient entries are received classes will be divided into specific breed classes notice of this will be made when tickets and passes are sent out. SECTION 15 NON PEDIGREE COMMERCIAL DAIRY BREEDS JUDGE: Mr P Fenton, Cheshire Kindly Sponsored by: MEADOWS FARM VETS Exhibits need not be registered with any breed society or be purebred Class 74: Heifer up to 6 months Class 75: Heifer 6 to 12 months of age Class 76: Maiden Heifer up to 18 months Class 77: Heifer in calf, first calf, due to calve at no more than three years Class 78: Heifer or cow in milk (class may be split dependent on entries) Class 79: Pair of animals entered in the above classes (property of the same exhibitor) ROSETTE FOR CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION (to be judged after class 79) DAIRY INTERBREED CATTLE CHAMPIONSHIP JUDGES: Mr P Fenton, Cheshire The PETER NEWELL MEMORIAL TROPHY will be awarded to the DAIRY INTERBREED CHAMPION Championship Kindly Sponsored by: MEADOWS FARM VETS Champion to receive 50 and a special rosette kindly sponsored by: SELEKT

7 SECTION 16 - DAIRY SECTION YOUNG HANDLERS JUDGE: Mr P Fenton, Cheshire 2 per entry - Rosettes awarded to all PRIZE MONEY: 1 st 10, 2 nd 8, 3 rd 6, 4 th 4, 5 th 2 Judging to commence after all breed classes have finished. Entries accepted on the day at the Secretaries Trailer. To be judged on presentation and showmanship, handlers should be prepared to answer judge s questions Class 80: Thirteen years and under Class 81: Fourteen to twenty one The BILL HIDDERLEY MEMORIAL TROPHY will be awarded to the best dairy young handler Kindly Sponsored by: ALTA R BREEDERS

8 SHOW RULES FOR LIVESTOCK EXHIBITORS 1. All exhibitors must be aware of the rules relating to animal movements. These can be found on the DEFRA website: or from your local APHA Office. 2. BIOSECURITY Full biosecurity measures in force on the date of the Show are to be strictly adhered to. Livestock vehicles must arrive having been cleaned and disinfected before leaving home. Special attention should be given to the vehicle`s wheel arches and footwell. Please ensure that before leaving the Showground vehicles are clean and disinfected & that all contaminated clothing is changed. Please remember BE SEEN TO BE CLEAN. 3. Any exhibitor failing to comply with any DEFRA regulations will be asked to leave the showground. 4. All cattle and sheep must be on the showground by 8.30am. Judging will commence at 9:00am. 5. Holding Number: 17/322/ No exhibits will be permitted to leave the showground until after 3.45 pm and after the Grand Parade without authority signed by the Secretary 7. Exhibitors or their assistants must take full responsibility of their stock at all times whilst on the showground. 8. The Exhibitor shall indemnify the Society against, and take full responsibility for all claims, damages and expenses whatsoever in any way arising out of the presence of the exhibitor, his servants, agents, exhibits, vehicles or equipment on the Showground. 9. All cattle must be trained to be halter led and to have the proper halters at all times. Bulls - Exhibitors must comply with the HSE Guidance Note GS36 ''Safe Custody of Bulls at Agricultural Shows, Markets or similar premises off the farm''. Guidance Note GS36 gives appropriate methods for handling bulls at events. a) Two people, one using a bull pole attached to the bull's nose ring and the other using a rope or chain attached to the halter or head chain via the nose ring. b) Two people both using ropes or chains, one rope or chain attached to a halter, the other attached directly to the nose ring or via the nose ring to the halter. c) One person using a bull pole attached to the bull's nose ring and a rope or chain attached to a halter, or head chain via the nose ring, with a competent person standing by able to assist in the control of the bull if required. d) One person using a rope or chain attached to a halter with a second rope or chain attached directly to the nose ring or via the nose ring to the halter with a competent person standing by able to assist in control if necessary. Please NOTE any bull over 10 months old being led on the showground MUST be accompanied by TWO handlers at all times. Young persons should not be allowed to handle bulls. Livestock with unstable or aggressive temperament should not be brought to the showground. 10. In the interests of safety, there should be no UNAUTHORISED movement of animals during the Show period. All livestock will be required to be paraded as directed by the stewards. Stock attendants shall wear white coats or appropriate Society dress at judging and parade. 11. Grand Parade: Exhibitors must ensure that sufficient stockmen are available to lead all first and second prize winning animals for the parade. All handlers must be a minimum of 14 yrs old on the day of Show for the parading of cattle alone, they may be accompanied by an adult. The parade will take place at 3.15pm. 12. In the event of an Accident: The Society should be informed immediately by contacting a steward/official. 13. To comply with health and safety, there will be NO SMOKING in the cattle lines. 14. Remember to complete on farm records for the movement of cattle and bring completed cattle passports with you. All Cattle must be double tagged. 15. The decision of the judges shall be final. Objections of any kind must be made in writing and delivered to the Livestock Secretary making clear that it is an objection which is being handed in. A deposit of 60 shall be paid with each objection which must be made within one hour of the judge s decision being given on the day of the Show; in the case of a joint objection a deposit shall be payable by each objector. Such objections will be considered by a panel of not less than three members of the Society appointed by the board of directors and their decision shall be final. Anonymity will not be available to any objector. The deposit may be forfeited at the discretion of the panel. 16. All trophies, unless stated, are perpetual and are to be held for the period between shows. Trophies must be returned cleaned, in good condition and in time for presentation at the 2018 show. 17. The Society reserves the right to vary the order or composition of the schedule according to circumstances and to substitute other judges from those named or to make additional appointments as required. The Society reserves the right to amalgamate or sub-divide any class should numbers entered justify it.

9 18. A Veterinary Surgeon will be available all day on the showground. If, for whatever reason, they may be required please inform a steward and they will get the vet to you (Appointed vets: MacArthur, Barstow & Gibbs). 19. If an animal is deemed to be unfit for exhibition by the appointed vet, for whom reserves the right to deny entry to the ring and can request that the animal/s be removed from the Showground. 20. In any case concerning the health or well-being of an animal, the decision of the Society s Veterinary Officer shall be final. 21. All ages taken from show day 22. The Organisers of this Show have taken reasonable precautions to ensure the health and safety of everyone present. For these measures to be effective, everyone must take reasonable precautions to avoid and prevent accidents occurring and must obey the instructions of the Organisers and all Officials and Stewards. It is a condition of entry that exhibitors conform to the requirements of the Society s Safety Policy and of the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 and for ensuring that safe working practices are followed by themselves, their employees, Agents and Contractors. A full copy of our Health and Safety policy can be found on our website. 23. The Showground operates a 5mph maximum speed limit. Please take care when reversing. 24. Please ensure your animals have sufficient water for the duration of the day. 25. The Society will provide a portable milk machine, the milk produced is the responsibility of the exhibitor; milk must NOT be dumped on showground. 26. The decision of the Society on any point not covered by the rules is final. 27. Failure to exhibit any animal entered will entail forfeiture of entry fees. 28. DATA STORAGE:- Information from entry forms may be stored on computer; information about results may also be published and/or provided to the Press and Breed Societies for publication. Information about exhibitors and their animals may also be provided to DEFRA, Trading Standards, Depts. of County Councils, BCMS, SAC, and others having regulatory functions as well as the Society s Veterinary, Environmental Health, Legal and Safety Advisers. The making of an entry is irrevocable consent for the storage and disclosure of information in this way. 29. Every exhibitor making entries for the show shall be deemed to have agreed to abide by these Rules and it is on this understanding only those entries are accepted.

10 ENTER ONLINE AT: Class No. CATTLE ENTRY FORM HANBURY COUNTRYSIDE SHOW 2018 ENTRIES CLOSE: 21 st June 2018 Name of Animal Ear Tag No. Breed DOB Entry Fee Please stick an Identity barcode sticker in this box: Please add 1 per exhibitor towards Biosecurity 1 TOTAL BARCODE STICKER TELEPHONE No:.. MOBILE No:. ENTRIES TO: Mrs Gill Brian, MacArthur Barstow & Gibbs Veterinary Surgery, 36 Hanbury Road Droitwich, Worcestershire, WR9 8PW Tel: hanburyshow@mbgvet.com (Please phone between 9am & 3pm. Ask for either Gill or Jo) All entries must be accompanied by Self-Addressed C5 Stamped Envelope I enclose a cheque for. made payable to Hanbury Countryside Show Society. Entries Close 21 st June 2018

11 REGISTER OF ANIMAL HANDLERS (SHEEP/CATTLE CLASSES delete as applicable) DEFRA require the society to maintain a record of all the persons coming into contact with livestock on the Show day. Please complete the form below: Exhibitor NAME ADDRESS Telephone No. Type of contact with animals (eg. Farmer, haulier etc) Other Vehicle Registration No. * The Society is required to retain a list of registration numbers of all vehicles transporting livestock.