NEW FOREST AGRICULTURAL SHOW SOCIETY SCHEDULE ANNUAL NEW FOREST & HAMPSHIRE COUNTY SHOW TUESDAY 26TH, WEDNESDAY 27TH & THURSDAY 28TH JULY 2016 ENTER ON-LINE www.newforestshow.co.uk CLOSING DATE FOR ALL ENTRIES: MONDAY 6TH JUNE 2016 Registered Charity No: 1004255 Company Registration No: 2646090 Patron: Dame Mary Fagan DCVO President: HRH The Countess of Wessex GCVO Chairman: Mr C A Whitlock Show Secretary: Mr D J Dooley Livestock Secretary: Mrs Jenny Dolbear The Showground, New Park, Brockenhurst, Hampshire SO42 7QH Telephone: (01590) 622400 Fax: (01590) 622637 Email: jenny@newforestshow.co.uk Website: www.newforestshow.co.uk The New Forest & Hampshire County Show helps us to raise money for the New Forest Agricultural Show Society and other local and national charitable organisations. The New Forest Agricultural Show Society is a private company limited by guarantee. 3
CONTENTS Timetable...5 Rules and Regulations...6 Best Promotional Cattle Stand...8 Hampshire Shows Cattle Championship...9 Tuesday 26th July 2016 Supreme Dairy Cattle Championship/ Dairy Pairs Championship...10 Jersey...11 Holstein...12 Non-Pedigree Holstein...13 Any other Breed of Pedigree or Non-Pedigree Dairy Cattle...14 Holstein Young Handler...15 Any Other Breed of Pedigree or Non-Pedigree Young Handler...16 Best of British Dairy...16 Wednesday 27th July 2016 Supreme Beef Cattle Championship/ Beef Pairs Championship...17 Dexter...18 Junior Handler...19 Aberdeen Angus...20 British Charolais...21 British Simmental...22 Any Other Pedigree Beef or Dual Purpose Breed - Native...23 Any Other Pedigree Beef or Dual Purpose Breed - Continental...24 Best of British Beef Breed Group...25 Thursday 28th July 2016 Commercial Dairy Cattle - Any Breed or Cross Breed...26 Commercial Beef Cattle - Any Breed or Cross Breed...27 Rare, Traditional British and Native Breeds...28 Young Handler...30 Continental Beef Breeds...31 Native Breeds...31 Interbreed Beef Pairs Competition...32 Dexter...32 4
TIMETABLE TUESDAY 26TH JULY 2016 8.30am Holstein Young Handler 8.30am Any Other Breed of Pedigree or Non-Pedigree Young Handler 9.30am Jersey 9.30am Holstein 9.30am Non-Pedigree Holstein 9.30am Any Other Breed of Pedigree or Non-Pedigree Dairy Cattle 11.30am Supreme Dairy Cattle Championship/ Dairy Pairs Championship 12.00pm Best of British Dairy 3.00pm Grand Parade (In Hoburne East Ring) Wednesday 27th July 2016 8.30am Young Handler 8.30am Dexter 9.00am Aberdeen Angus 9.00am British Charolais 9.00am British Simmental 9.00am Any Other Pedigree Beef or Dual Purpose Breed - Native 9.00am Any Other Pedigree Beef or Dual Purpose Breed - Continental 11.30am Supreme Beef Cattle Championship/ Beef Pairs Championship 12.00pm Best of British Beef Breed Group 3.00pm Grand Parade (In Hoburne East Ring) Thursday 28th July 2016 8.30am Young Handler 9.30am Commercial Dairy Cattle - Any Breed or Cross Breed 9.30am Commercial Beef Cattle - Any Breed or Cross Breed 9.30am Rare, Traditional British and Native Breeds Beef Dual Purpose and Dairy 11.00am Commercial Championship 11.30am Continental Beef Breeds 11.30pm Dexter 12.00pm Native Beef Breeds 12.30pm Interbreed Beef Pairs Competition 3.00pm Grand Parade (In Hoburne East Ring) 5
RULES AND REGULATIONS ENTRIES CLOSE MONDAY 6TH JUNE 2016 Final names of animals must be supplied by MONDAY 20TH JUNE 2016 Please return the completed entry form to Mrs J Dolbear, NFASS, The Showground, New Park, Brockenhurst, Hampshire, SO42 7QH. IMPORTANT INFORMATION: Lorry washing facilities are available on site for those who wish to use it at New Park Farm. DEFRA Regulations must be adhered to i.e. six day stand still or the current DEFRA regulations in force for the period covering the Show. For updated information please see the DEFRA website. Exhibitors wishing to take advantage of the reduced entry fees available to Members of the New Forest Agricultural Show Society must fill in a Membership Application Form, which can be obtained from the Show Office. RULES APPLICABLE TO CLASSES 1. Classes are open to pedigree and non-pedigree animals. All animals entered and recognised as pedigree must be registered in their respective official Breed Society Records. 2. Only animals from attested herds are eligible. 3. Exhibitors are asked to bring their animals CIDs (or passports) to be available for inspection. Proof of the animal s age will be required on the day of the Show. 4. British Cattle Movement Scheme Barcode labels will be provided by the Show for entry in cattle passports. MOVEMENTS 5. All animals must be brought to the Showground in vehicles and will be unloaded at the cattle lines under the supervision of the Society s Stewards. Animals must be halter led from the vehicles to the stalls. 6. No exhibit of cattle may be removed from the showground until after 4.00pm on the day concerned. 7. Entry to the Showground: If exhibiting on: Cattle Lines available from: To be vacated by: Tuesday 26th July Monday 25th July 2:00pm Tuesday 26th July 5:30pm Wednesday 27th July Tuesday 26th July 6:30pm Wednesday 27th July 5:30pm Thursday 28th July Wednesday 27th July 6:30pm Thursday 28th July 5:30pm All competitors will be asked to remain on site until 4pm due to the one way traffic system and if arriving the evening prior to competing, you may not arrive till 6.30pm EXHIBITING 8. All bulls must have a ring or clamp attached to the nose and in the aged classes must be provided with a long chain and, if necessary, led with a proper stick. Exhibitors of bulls must also comply with the Guidance Note GS36 issued by the Health and Safety Executive concerning the safe custody and handling of bulls at Agricultural Shows, Markets and similar premises off the farm. All other cattle must be halter led whilst on the Showground. Stock attendants are responsible 6
for their own cattle at all times. 9. In classes for cows and/or heifers with calf at foot, the animal must be accompanied by her own calf. 10. No persons other than Show officials, Judges, Stewards and the owners or their representative will be permitted to enter the Show Rings. 11. Prize winning cattle must appear in the Grand Parade in the Hoburne East Ring at 3.00pm on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday. It would be appreciated if any other cattle entered could also take part in the Parade on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. 12. The Society reserves the right to amalgamate classes as it sees fit. PROTESTS Any Exhibitor wishing to make a protest, having reference to any Stock exhibited at this Show must make the same in writing to the Show Secretary and deposit the sum of 100 which may, at the discretion of the Board, be forfeited to the funds of the Society if the protest shall appear frivolous and unreasonable. Protests must be delivered to the Show Secretary before 4.00pm on the day of the Show concerned or within half an hour of the class being judged. After that hour no protest will be received unless a special and satisfactory reason can be given for the delay. A Quorum of three, consisting of the Cattle Chairman, Show Secretary and a Member of the Society s Board of Directors, will consider any such protest and their decision, which will be given leave if possible before the close of the Show, shall be final. PRIZE MONEY 13. All prize money can be collected in cash from one of the two ICE cash banks located near the Show Office and on main Avenue North and they are open from 8.30am to 5.30pm. Stewards will issue winning exhibitors a prize money card which can be redeemed on the day (or sent in after the Show for payment by cheque). Please see conditions on the reverse of the prize money card. 14. Breed boards and promotional information are encouraged to help educate the public who are always keen to learn more about the animals. WASHING / CLEANSING 15. Water, milking and grooming areas will be clearly marked and used by no other stock. Exhibitors must bring their own buckets for watering cattle. Mains water with taps will be provided. No clipping is allowed in the cattle stalls. 16. All animals must be washed away from the rings, in the marked wash down area. MILKING OUT - MILKING 17. Sterilised milking units will be provided by the Show, these must be suitably disinfected between each cow. 18. The Judges are empowered to direct that any animal be milked out before making their final awards. 19. Exhibitors will be allowed to transfer to the In-Calf classes, any animals which they have entered in the In-Milk classes, which do not calve prior to the Show. Animals entered in the In-Calf classes, which calve before the day of the Show, may be transferred to the In-Milk classes. 7
CALVING 20. Cows calving at the Show: a. Animals which calve, or show evidence of calving, whilst at the showground must be placed in the approved accommodation pending their possible early removal from the showground. b. Where an animal calved at full term and the owner arranges for a blood sample and a vaginal swab to be taken and examined at an approved laboratory and the RBPT and microscopical examination of a smear made from the vaginal swab are negative, the animal may return to the Show lines at the discretion of the Show Secretary. c. Where an animal calves prematurely, or aborts, the Show DVM must be informed immediately. The animal must be placed in isolation in the approved accommodation and the full range of samples (including, if at all possible, a placental smear) should be taken. The animal will not be allowed to take part further in the Show and once it is fit to travel, can be returned home to the registered premises, or alternatively retained until the end of the Show in isolation and returned with other competing cattle from the same premises. d. All other bovine animals from the same registered premises will not be allowed to compete further in the Show until negative results from certain tests carried out by a Veterinary Investigation Centre (RBPT and microscopical examination of a vaginal smear from the aborted animal) have been received. They can be returned with the suspect animal at the completion of the Show. The Show s Location Number is: 15/167/8000-01 THESE NOTES and CONDITIONS ARE SUBJECT TO ANY REGULATIONS THAT DEFRA MAY INTRODUCE. Please refer to the Livestock Office between 6.30pm and 7.30pm or 8.30am and 9.30am with your passports. If you do not intend to attend please phone the Show Office or Sam Smith on 07919 103074 as soon as possible. BEST PROMOTIONAL STAND COMPETITION A prize of 25 will be awarded each day of the Show to the Herdsman of the stand adjudged Best of Breed and herd promotion and general tidiness. Breed Boards and Promotional Information are encouraged to help educate the public who are keen to learn more about the animals. To be judged each day by a Member of the Society s Cattle Committee. ENTRY FEE: FREE ENTRY LINES COMPETITION: To be judged throughout the morning of each of the three days of the Show and announced during the Championship judging each day. 8
THE HAMPSHIRE SHOW CHAMPIONSHIP The following Shows are delighted to participate in the Hampshire Shows Cattle Championship, now in its sixth year. Alresford & District Agricultural Show Society, Ellingham & Ringwood Agricultural Society, New Forest Agricultural Show Society and Romsey Agricultural & Horse Show will be working together to create a Champion of Champions, Open to all Breed Classes excluding pairs and young handlers. Participants will be awarded points (see below) in each class at the Hampshire Shows. These points will be recorded, the animal accumulating the highest total over the season will be announced the winner at Romsey Agricultural & Horse Show. Sponsored by Symonds & Sampson LLP 89 Crane Street Salisbury Wiltshire SP1 2PU Tel: 01722 334323 Fax: 01722 337072 www.symondsandsampson.co.uk 1ST PRIZE - 30 POINTS 2ND PRIZE - 20 POINTS 3RD PRIZE - 15 POINTS 4TH PRIZE - 10 POINTS ANIMAL FORWARD - 8 POINTS The Champion will be awarded a Perpetual Trophy Champion 300 Reserve Champion 200 Third Place 100 9
TUESDAY 26TH JULY Our thanks go to Thesis Asset Management for the sponsorship of the Cattle Section SUPREME DAIRY CHAMPIONSHIP To be judged from the Jersey, Holstein, Non-Pedigree Holstein, Any Other Breed of Pedigree or Non- Pedigree Dairy Cattle Champions only. The animal standing Reserve to the Champion judged to be Supreme Dairy Champion, may be asked to go forward to be judged with the remaining Champions for the Reserve Supreme Championship. HEWITT SILVER CHALLENGE CUP (Perpetual) (1) presented by the Members of the 1959 Council of the NFASS in memory of the late Mr A B Hewitt for the best animal in the Channel Island classes. MILLER MUNDY SILVER CHALLENGE CUP (Perpetual) (2) presented by Major Miller Mundy to the Supreme Champion Dairy Animal. THE NEW FOREST AGRICULTURAL SHOW SOCIETY awards sashes and rosettes to the Champion and Reserve Champion in this class. PRIZE MONEY: Mr C Reader, Northamptonshire 150 to the Supreme Champion animal and 75 to the Reserve Supreme Champion animal. DAIRY PAIRS CHAMPIONSHIP To be judged from the winning pairs in classes C7, C15, C21 and C28. THE NEW FOREST AGRICULTURAL SHOW SOCIETY awards sashes and rosettes to the Champion and Reserve Champion in this class. THE KEMMIS CUP (Perpetual) (3) presented by Colonel W Kemmis for the Champion Pair. PRIZE MONEY: 50 to the Champion Dairy Group and 25 to the Reserve Champion Group. 10
JERSEY GURD SILVER CHALLENGE CUP (Perpetual) (4) presented by D. R. Gurd Esq of the Southern Jersey Cattle Club (SJCC) for the best Jersey cow or heifer in milk or in-calf, bred by the exhibitor who is a full member of the SJCC. PERKINS SILVER CHALLENGE CUP (Perpetual) (5) presented by Mrs Frank Perkins to the winning pair in class C7. THE CUFFNELLS PARK CUP (Perpetual) (6) for the best female Jersey. THE JERSEY SOCIETY awards a special rosette and prize card for the best cow or heifer registered in the herd book and bred by the exhibitor who is a member of the Jersey Cattle Society. THE NEW FOREST AGRICULTURAL SHOW SOCIETY awards sashes and rosettes to the Jersey Champion and Reserve Champion. ENTRY FEE: Miss C M Pledge, Devon 11 each; NFASS Members 8 each (Class C7-5 per Entry) Champion 50; Reserve Champion 25 15 to the herdsman of the Champion 10 to the herdsman of the Reserve Champion C1 C2 C3 C4 C5 C6 C7 HEIFER - Under the age of nine months on the day of the Show HEIFER - Over the age of nine months but under the age of 15 months on the day of the Show HEIFER IN CALF - Over 15 months on the day of the Show. Not yet calved DRY COW - At least five months in calf with second or subsequent calf, to be shown with a dry udder HEIFER IN MILK - Having calved once COW IN MILK - Having calved two or more times PAIR OF ANIMALS - The pair may be selected on the day of the Show from those shown in the above classes, owned by the same exhibitor JERSEY CHAMPIONSHIP - To be judged from the first and second placed animals in classes C1 to C6. 11
HOLSTEIN All entries must have a Holstein UK registration certificate, which must be presented to the steward to confirm the identity of the animal. All classes open to both black and white and red and white Holsteins. SILVER CHALLENGE CUP (Perpetual) (8) presented by the New Forest Agricultural Show Society to the Champion Holstein. SLACKSTEAD SILVER CHALLENGE CUP (Perpetual) (7) presented by Mr J R Phillips to the winning pair in class C15. HOLSTEIN UK awards a Championship rosette to the Holstein Champion and Reserve rosette to the Reserve Champion Holstein. THE NEW FOREST AGRICULTURAL SHOW SOCIETY awards sashes and rosettes to the Holstein Champion and Reserve Champion. ENTRY FEE: Mr K Wilson, Cumbria 11 each; NFASS Members 8 each (Class C15-5 per Entry) Champion 50; Reserve Champion 25 15 to the herdsman of the Champion 10 to the herdsman of the Reserve Champion C8 C9 C10 C11 C12 C13 C14 C15 HEIFER - Under the age of nine months on the day of the Show HEIFER - Nine months and over but under the age of 15 months on the day of the Show HEIFER - Over 15 months on the day of the Show. Not yet calved DRY COW - At least five months in calf with second calf, to be shown with a dry udder HEIFER IN MILK - Having calved once COW IN MILK - Having calved twice COW IN MILK - Having calved three or more times PAIR OF ANIMALS - The pair may be selected on the day from those entered in the above classes, owned by the same exhibitor HOLSTEIN CHAMPIONSHIP - To be judged from the first and second placed animals in classes C8 to C14 12
NON-PEDIGREE HOLSTEIN Open to black and white, red and white cows of the Holstein Breed. All animals to be Non-Pedigree. THE HAMPSHIRE CUP (Perpetual) (238) for the Champion Non-Pedigree Holstein. THE NEW FOREST AGRICULTURAL SHOW SOCIETY awards sashes and rosettes to the Non-Pedigree Holstein Champion and Reserve Champion. ENTRY FEE: Mr D Veltom, Hampshire 11 each; NFASS Members 8 each (Class C21-5 per Entry) Champion 50; Reserve Champion 25 15 to the herdsman of the Champion 10 to the herdsman of the Reserve Champion C16 C17 C18 C19 C20 C21 HEIFER - Under the age of nine months on the day of the Show HEIFER - Over the age of nine months but under the age of 15 months on the day of the Show HEIFER IN CALF - Over 15 months on the day of the Show. Not yet calved. HEIFER IN MILK - Having calved once COW IN MILK - Having calved two or more times PAIR OF ANIMALS - The pair may be selected on the day from those entered in the above classes owned by the same exhibitor NON-PEDIGREE HOLSTEIN CHAMPIONSHIP - To be judged from the first and second placed animals in classes C16 to C20. 13
ANY OTHER BREED OF PEDIGREE OR NON-PEDIGREE DAIRY These classes are open to any Dairy Cattle not eligible for entry in classes C1 to C20. ANY OTHER BREED TROPHY (Perpetual) (186) for the Any other Breed of Dairy Cattle Champion. THE CORONATION CUP (Perpetual) (39) for the Best Guernsey animal forward. THE NEW FOREST AGRICULTURAL SHOW SOCIETY awards sashes and rosettes to the Champion and Reserve Champion Any Other Breed of Dairy Cattle Champion. ENTRY: Mr A Bradley-Seddon, Derbyshire 11 each; NFASS Members 8 each (Class C28-5 per Entry) Champion 50; Reserve Champion 25 15 to the Herdsman of the Champion 10 to the Herdsman of the Reserve Champion C22 C23 C24 C25 C26 C27 C28 HEIFER - Under the age of nine months on the day of the Show HEIFER - Over the age of nine months but under the age of 15 months on the day of the Show HEIFER IN CALF - Over 15 months on the day of the Show. Not yet calved DRY COW - At least five months in calf with second or subsequent calf, to be shown with a dry udder HEIFER IN MILK - Having calved once COW IN MILK - Having calved two or more times PAIR OF ANIMALS - The pair may be selected on the day from those shown in the above classes owned by the same exhibitor ANY OTHER BREED OF PEDIGREE OR NON-PEDIGREE DAIRY CHAMPIONSHIP - To be judged from the first and second placed animals in classes C22 to C27. 14
HOLSTEIN YOUNG HANDLER If insufficient exhibitors are forward, Holstein Young Handlers will be asked to show their cattle in the Any Other Breed of Pedigree or Non-Pedigree Dairy Cattle Young Handler (at the discretion of the Cattle Committee). The class will not be held up if a competitor is not present. THE DUTCH SNACK BAR TANKARD (Perpetual) (10) for the winner of class C29. THE BRIDGELEA TROPHY (Perpetual) (11) for the winner of class C30. THE SENIOR HOLSTEIN YOUNG HANDLER (Perpetual) (128) for the winner of class C31. THE NEW FOREST AGRICULTURAL SHOW SOCIETY offers a rosette to all entries forward in the Holstein Young Handler classes. ENTRY FEE: Mr K Wilson, Cumbria NO ENTRY FEE PRIZE MONEY: 1st 15; 2nd 10; 3rd 8; 4th 5; 5th 3 C29 C30 C31 JUNIOR HANDLER - Holstein to be shown and led by a handler under twelve years of age on the 1st January 2016. Animals to be under two years of age and not to have calved. INTERMEDIATE HANDLER - Holstein to be shown and led by a handler between the age of twelve years and fifteen years (inclusive) on the 1st January 2016. Animals to be under two years of age and not to have calved. SENIOR HANDLER - Holstein to be shown and led by a handler between the age of 16 years and 25 years (inclusive) on the 1st January 2016. Animals to be under two years of age and not to have calved. 15
ANY OTHER BREED OF PEDIGREE OR NON PEDIGREE YOUNG HANDLER PLEASE NOTE:- Classes C32 to C34 are also open to exhibitors of cattle in the Pedigree Jersey Cattle classes and to exhibitors in the Non-Pedigree Holstein class. The classes will be run commencing with Intermediate, followed by Senior and then Junior. The class will not be held up if a competitor is not present. A Plaque (Perpetual) will be awarded to the winner of each class. THE NEW FOREST AGRICULTURAL SHOW SOCIETY awards a rosette to all entries forward in the Young Handler classes. ENTRY FEE: Mr A Bradley-Seddon, Derbyshire NO ENTRY FEE PRIZE MONEY: 1st 15; 2nd 10; 3rd 8; 4th 5; 5th 3 C32 INTERMEDIATE HANDLER - Dairy Heifer to be shown and led by a handler between the age of twelve years and fifteen years (inclusive) on the 1st January 2016. Animals to be under two years of age and not to have calved. C33 SENIOR HANDLER - Dairy Heifer to be shown and led by a handler between the age of 16 years and 25 years (inclusive) on the 1st January 2016. Animals to be under two years of age and not to have calved. C34 JUNIOR HANDLER - Dairy Heifer to be shown and led by a handler under twelve years of age on the 1st January 2016. Animals to be under two years of age and not to have calved. BEST OF BRITISH DAIRY Open to all cattle already entered in Dairy Heifer - in-milk or Cow-in-milk classes from Jersey, Holstein, Non-Pedigree Holstein and Any Other Breed. THE NEW FOREST AGRICULTURAL SHOW SOCIETY awards an Interbreed Dairy Heifer Rosette. THE NEW FOREST AGRICULTURAL SHOW SOCIETY awards an Interbreed Dairy Cow Rosette. JUDGES: ENTRY FEE: Mr A Bradley-Seddon, Derbyshire Mr C Biggins Mr C Reader, Northamptonshire NO ENTRY FEE PRIZE MONEY: 1st 100; 2nd 75; 3rd 50; 4th 25 C35 C36 BEST OF BRITISH DAIRY - Open to heifers in-milk, in their first lactation, of any Dairy Breed BEST OF BRITISH DAIRY - Open to cows in-milk in their second or subsequent lactation, of any Dairy Breed. 16
WEDNESDAY 28TH JULY SUPREME BEEF CHAMPIONSHIP To be judged from the Aberdeen Angus, Dexter, British Charolais, British Simmental and Any Other Pedigree Beef Champions only. The animal standing reserve to the Champion judged to be Supreme Beef Champion may be asked to go forward to be judged, with the remaining Champions, for the Reserve Supreme Beef Championship. HASSOCK CHALLENGE CUP (Perpetual) (15) presented by Mrs H M R Pembroke to the Supreme Beef Champion. NEW FOREST AGRICULTURAL SHOW SOCIETY awards sashes and rosettes to the Supreme and Reserve Supreme Champion Beef animals. Mr M Barlow, Lancashire PRIZE MONEY: Supreme Beef Champion 150; Reserve Supreme Beef Champion 75 BEEF PAIRS CHAMPIONSHIP To be judged from the winning pairs in classes C44, C53, C59, C65, C71, and C77. AWARD: DALRYMPLE CHALLENGE CUP (Perpetual) (16) presented by Mrs Dalrymple to the Champion Beef Pair. THE NEW FOREST AGRICULTURAL SHOW SOCIETY awards sashes and rosettes to the Champion and Reserve Champion Beef Pair. To be judged from the Aberdeen Angus, British Charolais, British Simmental, Dexters and Any Other Pedigree Beef Pairs only. The animals standing Reserve to the Champions judged to be Supreme Beef Pairs Champion may be asked to go forward to be judged, with the remaining Champions, for the Reserve Supreme Beef Pairs Championship. Mr M Barlow, Lancashire PRIZE MONEY: Champion Beef Pair 50; Reserve Champion Beef Pair 25 17
DEXTER All animals entered must be registered with the Dexter Cattle Society. Females to be shown on a full pedigree number (F). Males under 12 months on Show day may be shown on their birth notification number (N). Males over 12 months must be shown on a full pedigree number (M). If insufficient entries are received in the Bull classes (C40 and C41) they will be amalgamated. THE KNIGHTSWAY CUP (Perpetual) (9) kindly presented by Mrs J A Knight for the Dexter Champion. THE DOMINIC WOOD CUP (Perpetual) (191) kindly presented by Dr & Mrs Wood for the Dexter Reserve Champion. THE JUDY KNIGHT MEMORIAL BOWL (Perpetual) (258) kindly presented by the Knight family for the Champion Exhibitor bred Dexter. THE DEXTER SOCIETY BREED CHAMPION - Dexter Cattle Society Sash for Champion Dexter silver spoon and rosette to the Dexter Champion. Dexter Cattle Society Rosette for Reserve. THE NEW FOREST AGRICULTURAL SHOW SOCIETY awards breed sashes and rosettes to the Dexter Champion and Reserve Champion. ENTRY FEE: Mr S Darnbrook, Roxburghshire 11 each; NFASS Members 8 each (Class C44-5 per entry) Champion 50; Reserve Champion 25 15 to the herdsman of the Champion 10 to the herdsman of the Reserve Champion C37 C38 C39 C40 C41 PEDIGREE COW OR HEIFER On first or second lactation PEDIGREE SENIOR COW - On third or subsequent lactation PEDIGREE DRY COW IN CALF - Any age PEDIGREE MAIDEN HEIFER - Under 15 months old on the day of the Show PEDIGREE HEIFER - Over 15 months old and not to have calved C42 PEDIGREE BULL - Born on or after 1st January 2015 C43 PEDIGREE BULL - Born before 1st January 2015 C44 PAIR OF ANIMALS The pair may be selected on the day of the show from those shown in the above classes owned by the same exhibitor DEXTER CHAMPIONSHIP - To be judged from the first and second placed animals in classes C37 to C43. 18
JUNIOR HANDLER Any breed or cross-breed calf, male or female under one year old on the day of the Show in the Junior section and up to two years old in the Intermediate and Senior sections. JUNIOR BEEF HANDLER TANKARD (Perpetual) (249) awarded to the winner of Class C45. THE VIN TANKARD (Perpetual) (232) awarded to the winner of class C46 THE BITTER TANKARD (Perpetual) (230) awarded to the winner of class C47 ENTRY FEES: Mr M Barlow, Lancashire NO ENTRY FEE PRIZE MONEY: 1st 15, 2nd 10, 3rd 8, 4th 5, 5th 3 C45 C46 C47 JUNIOR YOUNG HANDLER - To be shown and led by a handler under twelve years old of age on the 1st January 2016. Animals to be under twelve months of age. INTERMEDIATE YOUNG HANDLER - To be shown and led by a handler between the age of twelve and fifteen years (Inclusive) on 1st January 2016. Animals to be under two years of age. SENIOR YOUNG HANDLER - To be shown and led by a handler between the age of 16 and 25 years (inclusive) on 1st January 2016. Animals to be under two years of age. 19
ABERDEEN ANGUS THE DIBBEN HOMES TROPHY (Perpetual) (17) kindly presented by Dibben Homes for the Aberdeen Angus Champion. THE WRIGHT CUP (Perpetual) (18) kindly presented by Mr & Mrs J E C Wright for the best Aberdeen Angus bred by the exhibitor. THE ABERDEEN ANGUS SOCIETY awards a tartan sash for the best Aberdeen Angus Champion and a rosette to the best Aberdeen Angus bred by the exhibitor. Furthermore, in the event of 15 or more entries, the Society will award an engraved whisky glass to the Champion. This will be sent after the Show by the Aberdeen Angus Society. THE NEW FOREST AGRICULTURAL SHOW SOCIETY awards Breed sashes and rosettes to the Aberdeen Angus Champion and Reserve Champion. ENTRY FEES: Mrs C Fletcher, Cumbria 11 each; NFASS Members 8 each (Class C53-5 per Entry) Champion 50; Reserve Champion 25 15 to the herdsman of the Champion 10 to the herdsman of the Reserve Champion C48 PEDIGREE HEIFER - Born on or after 1st January 2015 C49 PEDIGREE HEIFER - Born in 2014 C50 PEDIGREE COW or HEIFER IN CALF or WITH CALF AT FOOT - Born before 1st January 2014, calf not to be born before the 1st January 2016 C51 PEDIGREE BULL - Born on or after 1st January 2015 C52 PEDIGREE BULL - Born before 1st January 2015 C53 PAIR OF ANIMALS - The pair may be selected on the day of the Show from those shown in the above classes owned by the same exhibitor ABERDEEN ANGUS CHAMPIONSHIP - To be judged from the first and second placed animals in classes C48 to C52. 20
BRITISH CHAROLAIS THE ANCIENT ORDER OF FORESTERS COURT MORANT CUP (Perpetual) (21) kindly presented by The Ancient Order of Foresters Friendly Society (Court Morant 7030) to the British Charolais Champion. THE BRITISH CHAROLAIS SOCIETY awards a plaque to the British Charolais Champion. THE SOUTH EASTERN CHAROLAIS ASSOCIATION offers a sash to the Champion Charolais. THE NEW FOREST AGRICULTURAL SHOW SOCIETY awards Breed sashes and rosettes to the British Charolais Champion and Reserve Champion. ENTRY FEES: Mr M Atkinson, Yorkshire 11 each; NFASS Members 8 each (Class C59-5 per Entry) Champion 50; Reserve Champion 25 15 to the herdsman of the Champion 10 to the herdsman of the Reserve Champion C54 PEDIGREE HEIFER - Born on or after 1st January 2015 C55 PEDIGREE HEIFER - Born in 2014 C56 PEDIGREE COW or HEIFER IN-CALF or WITH CALF AT FOOT - Born before 1st January 2014, calf not to be born before the 1st January 2016 C57 PEDIGREE BULL - Born on or after 1st January 2015 C58 PEDIGREE BULL - Born before 1st January 2015 C59 PAIR OF ANIMALS - The pair may be selected on the day of the Show from those shown in the above classes owned by the same exhibitor BRITISH CHAROLAIS CHAMPIONSHIP - To be judged from the first and second placed animals in classes C54 to C58 Please note the British Charolais and British Simmental cattle will share a ring and be judged alternately, starting with class C54 21
BRITISH SIMMENTAL THE BRITISH SIMMENTAL SOCIETY awards a rosette to Champion British Simmental and the Reserve Champion British Simmental. THE NEW FOREST AGRICULTURAL SHOW SOCIETY SIMMENTAL TROPHY (Perpetual) (22) presented by The New Forest Agricultural Show Society for the champion British Simmental. THE NEW FOREST AGRICULTURAL SHOW SOCIETY awards Breed sashes and rosettes to the British Simmental Champion and Reserve Champion. ENTRY FEE: Mr C Addison, Cumbria 11 each: NFASS Member 8 each (Class C65-5 per Entry) Champion 50; Reserve Champion 25 15 to the herdsman of the Champion 10 to the herdsman of the Reserve Champion C60 PEDIGREE HEIFER - Born on or after the 1st January 2015 C61 PEDIGREE HEIFER - Born in 2014 C62 PEDIGREE COW or HEIFER IN CALF or WITH CALF AT FOOT - Born before 1st January 2014, calf not to be born before the 1st January 2016 C63 PEDIGREE BULL - Born on or after the 1st January 2015 C64 PEDIGREE BULL - Born before the 1st January 2015 C65 PAIR OF ANIMALS - The pair may be selected on the day of the Show from those shown in the above classes owned by the same exhibitor BRITISH SIMMENTAL CHAMPIONSHIP - To be judged from the first and second placed animals in classes C60 to C64 Please note the British Charolais and British Simmental cattle will share a ring and be judged alternately, starting with class C54 22
ANY OTHER PEDIGREE BEEF OR DUAL PURPOSE BREED - NATIVE Open to registered animals of any breed (Native) not eligible to enter classes C37 to C65. THE CUFFNELLS PARK CHALLENGE CUP (Perpetual) (24) for the Champion Any Other Pedigree Beef or Dual Purpose native animal. THE DEVON BREEDERS SOCIETY awards a rosette for the best Devon animal forward. THE SUSSEX SOCIETY awards a rosette for the Champion Sussex animal. THE NEW FOREST AGRICULTURAL SHOW SOCIETY awards: A Champion and Reserve Champion rosette for the best animal in these classes. A breed Champion rosette will be awarded where there are at least ten animals of that breed forward. ENTRY FEES: Mr C Hutchings, Somerset 11 each; NFASS Members 8 each (Class C71-5 per Entry) Champion 50; Reserve Champion 25 15 to the herdsman of the Champion 10 to the herdsman of the Reserve Champion C66 PEDIGREE HEIFER - Born on or after 1st January 2015 C67 PEDIGREE HEIFER - Born in 2014 C68 PEDIGREE COW or HEIFER IN-CALF or WITH CALF AT FOOT - Born before 1st January 2014, calf not to be born before the 1st January 2016 C69 PEDIGREE BULL - Born on or after 1st January 2015 C70 PEDIGREE BULL - Born before 1st January 2015 C71 PAIR OF ANIMALS - The pair may be selected on the day of the Show from those shown in the above classes owned by the same exhibitor ANY OTHER BREED CHAMPIONSHIP - To be judged from the first and second placed animals in classes C66 to C70 23
ANY OTHER PEDIGREE BEEF OR DUAL PURPOSE BREED - CONTINENTAL Open to registered animals of any breed (Continental) not eligible to enter classes C37 to C65. THE WALTER GOSSLING CUP (Perpetual) (38) for the Champion Any Other Pedigree Beef or Dual Purpose Continental animal. THE BLONDE D AQUITAINE SOCIETY OF GREAT BRITIAN offers a prize of 25 for the Champion Blonde D Aquitaine. THE BRITISH LIMOUSIN SOCIETY LTD awards a rosette for the best Limousin forward. THE NEW FOREST AGRICULTURAL SHOW SOCIETY awards: A Champion and Reserve Champion rosette for the best animal in these classes. A breed Champion rosette will be awarded where there are at least ten animals of that breed forward. ENTRY FEES: Mr C Hutchings, Somerset 11 each; NFASS Members 8 each (Class C77-5 per Entry) Champion 50; Reserve Champion 25 15 to the herdsman of the Champion 10 to the herdsman of the Reserve Champion C72 PEDIGREE HEIFER - Born on or after 1st January 2015 C73 PEDIGREE HEIFER - Born in 2014 C74 PEDIGREE COW or HEIFER IN-CALF or WITH CALF AT FOOT - Born before 1st January 2014, calf not to be born before the 1st January 2016 C75 PEDIGREE BULL - Born on or after 1st January 2015 C76 PEDIGREE BULL - Born before 1st January 2015 C77 PAIR OF ANIMALS - The pair may be selected on the day of the Show from those shown in the above classes owned by the same exhibitor ANY OTHER BREED CHAMPIONSHIP - To be judged from the first and second placed animals in classes C72 - C76 24
BEST OF BRITISH BEEF BREED GROUP A group of three animals from each breed. The Dexter, Aberdeen Angus, Charolais and Simmental groups to be selected by the Judge from animals previously shown in their breed classes. The animals may be selected from different owners. Breeds showing in the Any Other Beef classes may provide one group per breed, to be selected by the exhibitors. THE NEW FOREST AGRICULTURAL SHOW SOCIETY awards a sash to each animal in the winning group ENTRY FEE: Mr M Barlow, Lancashire Mr C Hutchings, Somerset NO ENTRY FEE PRIZE MONEY: 1st 180; 2nd 120; 3rd 90; 4th 60 C78 BEST OF BRITISH BEEF BREED GROUP - To comprise of three animals, including at least one male and one female 25
THURSDAY 28TH JULY COMMERCIAL DAIRY - ANY BREED OR CROSS BREED Practising Commoners who wish to be considered must wear a GREEN ARMBAND to be eligible for the special prize of 50 awarded by the New Forest Pony Breeders and Cattle Society and the Bert Morgan Trophy. Animals to have a current Verderers tag. Exhibitors not wearing the armbands on the day are not eligible. Dairy Animals entered in these classes may be Pedigree or Non-Pedigree and may enter the Dairy classes on Tuesday, 26th July. If insufficient entries are received in any class, classes may be amalgamated. THE BERT MORGAN TROPHY (Perpetual) (28) kindly presented by the Morgan Family to the highest placed Practising Commoner, from classes C79 to C89. THE GOULD SILVER CHALLENGE CUP (Perpetual) (26) kindly presented by Mr G N Gould CBE JP FRCVS for the best dairy animal. THE NEW FOREST AGRICULTURAL SHOW SOCIETY awards sashes and rosettes to the Champion and Reserve in this Class. ENTRY FEES: Mr R Stockton, Hampshire 11 each; NFASS Members 8 each Championship 50; Reserve Champion 25 Bert Morgan Champion; 50 to the highest placed Practising Commoner C79 C80 C81 C82 C83 C84 HOLSTEIN TYPE DAIRY HEIFER - Under 30 months old on the day of the Show, Not Calved HOLSTEIN-TYPE DAIRY HEIFER OR COW In milk HOLSTEIN TYPE DAIRY COW - Dry, to be shown with a dry udder ANY OTHER DAIRY HEIFER - Under 30 months old on the day of the Show, not calved ANY OTHER DAIRY HEIFER OR COW - In milk ANY OTHER DAIRY COW - Dry, to be shown with a dry udder COMMERCIAL DAIRY CHAMPION - To be judged from the first and second placed animals in classes C79 to C84 26
COMMERCIAL BEEF - ANY BREED OR CROSS BREED Practising Commoners who wish to be considered must wear a GREEN ARMBAND to be eligible for the special prize of 50 awarded by the New Forest Pony Breeders and Cattle Society and the Bert Morgan Trophy. Animals to have a current Verderers tag. Exhibitors not wearing the armbands on the day are not eligible. Beef Animals entered in these classes may be Pedigree or Non-Pedigree and may enter the Beef classes on Wednesday, 27th July. If insufficient entries are received in any class, classes may be amalgamated. THE BERT MORGAN TROPHY (Perpetual) (28) kindly presented by the Morgan Family to the highest placed Practising Commoner, from classes C79 to C89. THE LE MARCHANT SILVER CHALLENGE CUP (Perpetual) (27) kindly presented by Lt Col Le Marchant for the best beef animal. THE ARTHUR AND KIT HARRISON CUP (Perpetual) (211) kindly presented by Mr & Mrs A Harrison to the highest placed beef animal exhibited by a Practising commoner. THE JOHN PAYNE TROPHY (Perpetual) (179) kindly presented by the family of the late Mr J Payne for the best beef steer in Class 89. THE NEW FOREST AGRICULTURAL SHOW SOCIETY awards sashes and rosettes to the Champion and Reserve Champion in this Class. ENTRY FEES: Mr J Wareham, East Sussex 11 each; NFASS Members 8 each Championship 50; Reserve Champion 25 Bert Morgan Champion; 50 to the highest placed Practising Commoner C85 C86 C87 C88 C89 BEEF HEIFER - One year old or under on the day of the Show BEEF HEIFER - Over one year old and not yet calved on the day of the Show BEEF HEIFER - Having calved with her first calf BEEF COW - Having calved with her second or subsequent calves BEEF STEER - Under 30 months old on the day of the Show (if sufficient entries are forward on the day of the Show this class will be split by age) COMMERCIAL BEEF CHAMPION - To be judged from the first and second placed animals in classes C85 to C89. 27
RARE, TRADITIONAL BRITISH AND NATIVE BREEDS Open to any breed of cattle who have NOT had their own class at the Show and to those on the Rare Breeds Survival Trust. Rare breed current list comprising Chillingham, Dairy Shorthorn, Gloucester, Irish Moiled, Lincoln Red, Red Poll, Shetland, Traditional Hereford, Vaynol, Whitebred, White Park and Traditional British and Native Breeds Ayrshire, Beef Shorthorn, Belted Galloway, British White, Devon, Galloway, Guernsey, Highland, Longhorn, Luing, Red Poll, South Devon, Sussex and Welsh Black. All cattle must be pure bred and registered in their respective Herd Books. NB Traditional Hereford are those with bloodlines descending from this original English population. Beef animals entered in the Rare Breeds section may also enter classes C66 to C71. THE TRIGG SILVER CHALLENGE SALVER (Perpetual) (29) kindly presented by Mr W H Trigg for the Rare Breeds Beef Champion. THE MORGAN SALVER (Perpetual) (217) awarded to the Rare, Traditional British and Native Breeds Dual Purpose or Dairy Champion THE GLOUCESTER SOCIETY awards a rosette to the best Gloucester animal. THE LONGHORN SOCIETY awards a rosette to the best Longhorn animal. THE RARE BREEDS SURVIVAL TRUST offers a rosette to the Champion animal. THE NEW FOREST AGRICULTURAL SHOW SOCIETY awards sashes and rosettes to the Champion and Reserve Champion. ENTRY FEES: Mr R Dorrell - Beef Mr C Freeman Dual Purpose or Dairy 11 each; NFASS Members 8 each (Class C96 and C103-5 per Entry) Champion 50; Reserve 25 28
C90 PEDIGREE BEEF HEIFER - Born on or after 1st January 2015 C91 PEDIGREE BEEF HEIFER - Born before 1st January 2015 not having had a calf C92 PEDIGREE BEEF FEMALE - Having had one calf C93 PEDIGREE BEEF FEMALE - Having had two or more calves C94 PEDIGREE BEEF BULL - Born on or after 1st January 2015 C95 PEDIGREE BEEF BULL - Born before 1st January 2015 C96 PAIR OF PEDIGREE RARE BREEDS BEEF ANIMALS - The pair may be selected on the day of the Show from those shown in the above classes owned by the same exhibitor. RARE BREEDS BEEF CHAMPION - To be judged from the first and second placed animals in classes C90 to C96 C97 PEDIGREE DUAL-PURPOSE or DAIRY HEIFER - Born on or after 1st January 2015 C98 C99 C100 PEDIGREE DUAL-PURPOSE or DAIRY HEIFER - Born before 1st January 2015 not having had a calf DUAL-PURPOSE or DAIRY FEMALE - Having had one calf DUAL-PURPOSE or DAIRY FEMALE - Having had two or more calves C101 DUAL-PURPOSE or DAIRY BULL - Born on or after 1st January 2015 C102 DUAL-PURPOSE or DAIRY BULL - Born before 1st January 2015 C103 PAIR OF DUAL-PURPOSE or DAIRY ANIMALS - The pair may be selected on the day of the Show from those shown in the above classes owned by the same exhibitor RARE BREEDS DUAL-PURPOSE or DAIRY CHAMPION - To be judged from the first and second placed animals in classes C97 to C103 29
YOUNG HANDLER Any breed or cross-breed calf, male or female under one year old on the day of the Show in the junior section and up to two years old in the intermediate and senior sections. To be judged on the manner and ability of the handling and showing, as well as the quality of the calf. THE PADDY TOOLEY TROPHY (Perpetual) (31) kindly presented by Mr P Tooley for the winner of class C104. THE TOOLEY TROPHY (Perpetual) (184) for the winner of class C105. THE KNIGHTSWAY CUP (Perpetual) (32) kindly presented by Mrs J A Knight for the winner of class C106. THE NEW FOREST AGRICULTURAL SHOW SOCIETY offers rosettes to all exhibitors forward in the Young Handler classes. ENTRY FEES: Mr S Mitchell, Dorset NO ENTRY FEE PRIZE MONEY: 1st 15; 2nd 10; 3rd 8; 4th 5; 5th 3 C104 C105 C106 JUNIOR YOUNG HANDLER - To be shown and led by a handler under twelve years old of age on the 1st January 2016. Animals to be under twelve months of age and not to have calved. INTERMEDIATE YOUNG HANDLER - To be shown and led by a handler between the age twelve years and fifteen years (inclusive) on 1st January 2016. Animals to be under two years of age and not to have calved. SENIOR YOUNG HANDLER - To be shown and led by a handler between the age 16 years and 25 years (inclusive) on 1st January 2016. Animals to be under two years of age and not to have calved. 30
CONTINENTAL BEEF BREEDS REGULATIONS Open to any cattle from Continental beef breeds, Pedigree or Non-Pedigree. THE COURAGE CENTRAL CUP (Perpetual) (33) will be presented to the Continental Beef Breed Champion. THE NEW FOREST AGRICULTURAL SHOW SOCIETY awards sashes and rosettes Champion and Reserve Champion to the Continental Beef Champion ENTRY FEE: Mr J Wareham, East Sussex NO ENTRY FEE Champion 50; Reserve Champion 25 15 to the herdsman of the Champion 10 to the herdsman of the Reserve Champion C107 C108 CONTINENTAL BEEF FEMALE - Heifers and cows of any age CONTINENTAL BEEF BULL - Any age CONTINENTAL BEEF CHAMPIONSHIP - To be judged from the first and second placed animals in classes C107 and C108 NATIVE BEEF BREEDS REGULATIONS Open to any animal from a British Native beef breed, Pedigree or Non-Pedigree, Commercial, Rare and Minority breeds. THE VINCENT CUP (Perpetual) (34) for the Native Beef Breed Champion. THE NEW FOREST AGRICULTURAL SHOW SOCIETY awards sashes and rosettes to the Native Beef Breeds Champion and Reserve Champion. ENTRY FEE: Mr J Wareham, East Sussex NO ENTRY FEE Champion 50; Reserve Champion 25 15 to the herdsman of the Champion 10 to the herdsman of the Reserve Champion C109 C110 NATIVE BEEF FEMALE - Heifers and cows of any age NATIVE BEEF BULL - Any age NATIVE BEEF CHAMPIONSHIP - To be judged from the first and second placed animals in classes C109 and C110 31
INTERBREED BEEF PAIRS COMPETITION Open to all breeds, Pedigree, Non-Pedigree, Commercial, Rare and Minority - Native or Continental. Animals must have been shown in a previous class at this year s Show. AWARD: THE RINGWOOD PRESS TROPHY (Perpetual) (35) to the winner of this class. THE NEW FOREST AGRICULTURAL SHOW SOCIETY awards rosettes to the Champion and Reserve Champion in this Class. ENTRY FEE: Mr J Wareham, East Sussex NO ENTRY FEE C111 OPEN BEEF PAIRS - Male, female or mixed must be owned by the same exhibitor. DEXTER REGULATIONS All animals entered in these classes must be registered in the herd book of the Dexter Cattle Society. Appendix animals are not eligible. ENTRY FEE: Mr S Darnbrook, Roxburghshire 11 each; NFASS Members 8 each (Class C112-5 per Entry) C112 C113 C114 DEXTER PROGENY PAIR CLASS - Two daughters sired by the same bull, not necessarily owned by the same owner. Entries may be selected on the day. BEST NON-EXHIBITOR BRED DEXTER- Any Age, Male or Female BEST EXHIBITOR BRED DEXTER - Any Age, Male or Female 32
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