DEVYNOCK AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY DEVYNOCK (Established 1865) AGRICULTURAL SIOE SOCIETY
(Established 1865) (Charity No 700805) PONTSE
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SCHEDU SATURDAY 7th SEPTEMBER 2019 / DYDD SADWRN, 7fed MEDI
ENTRIES CLOSE / CEISIADAU OLAF LE th - 12 AUGUST /AWST 12th 2019 Sennybridge Show Office, Defynnog Road, Sennybridge, Brecon, Powys, LD3 8RU SCHEDULETelephone: 07904477558 or 07818212450 www.sennybridgeshow.com Livestock, Horses, Domestic & Handicraft,
Horticulture, Farm Produce & Dog Show
SENNYB SIOE PONTSENNI
RIDGE 2019
SHOW SENNYBRIDGE SHOW
2019 th SATURDAY 7 SEPTEMBER 2019 fed DYDD SADWRN 7 MEDI 2019
FOR ENTRY CLOSING DATES – PLEASE SEE INDIVDUAL SECTIONS
Sennybridge Show Office Defynnog Road, Sennybridge, Brecon, Powys, LD3 8RU. Telephone: 07904477558 or 07818212450
www.sennybridgeshow.com
(Charity No 700805)
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DEVYNOCK AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY ESTABLISHED 1865 Charity Number 700805 th 154 ANNUAL SHOW
PRESIDENT/ LLYWYDD
Mr & Mrs Godfrey Rees The White House, Sennybridge
to be held at
Dickson’s Field, Sennybridge, LD3 8TW
ATTRACTIONS INCLUDE *KNIGHTS OF THE CRUSADE* *Cattle, Sheep and Horse Classes* *Parade of Hounds* *Horticulture, Domestic and *Gundog Display* Handicrafts* *Vintage Display* *Companion Dog Show* *Speed Shearing*
Prices of Admission
Adults £10.00 Children 8-16 £5.00 Children under 8 Free Family Ticket (2 Adults 2 Children) £24.00
The Society wish to express their thanks to:- Mr & Mrs Howell Jones and Mr A Balance for the loan of the Show field. Commandant of Sennybridge Camp, Maj E Mahony and Sennybridge Farmers Hunt for the use of the car parks. Also, our sincere thanks to Mr Carwyn Roderick of Beacon Plant and to Mr Ronnie Powell for the supply and loan of equipment.
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OFFICIALS - 2019 - SWYDDOGION
PRESIDENT Mr & Mrs Godfrey Rees, The White House, Sennybridge
President Elect Mr & Mrs Clifford Phillips, Beili Brith
Honorary Vice Presidents:
Mr Glasfryn George, JP, Neath, West Glam Mr Malcolm Roberts, Tywrth y Glwyd, Trallong Mr Howell Jones, Penybont Farm, Sennybridge Mr Elfed Hamer, Maescarnog, Crai Cllr Evan Morgan, Bailea, Maescar, Sennybridge Mrs Mary Davies, Neuadd, Llandeilo’r Fan
Past Presidents: (* Deceased)
John Davies Esq* Mr J P Meredith* Mr & Mrs Hywel Phillips Gwyn Jones Esq* I G Watkins Esq* Mr & Mrs Eric Tadd D T Edwards Esq* Councillor Evan T Morgan JP Dr & Mrs David Rees Glasfryn George JP Esq Mr Bill Phillips* Mr & Mrs Meredydd Jones Mrs S Balance* B Ll Harris Esq* Mr & Mrs Ronnie Powell Roger Davies Esq* Mr & Mrs E Howell Jones Mr & Mrs Basil Williams W F Patterson Esq* David R Price Esq Mr & Mrs Gerwyn Price Lt Col J P R Hayes Mr & Mrs* Elfed Phillips Mr & Mrs Owen Jones D Alun Price Esq* Mr* & Mrs* Dilwyn Price Mr & Mrs Phil Davies J R Thomas Esq* Mr & Mrs* Charlie Millward Mr & Mrs Peter Francis
Chairman Biosecurity Officers Mr David Vaughan, 01874 636492 Mr Ivor Lewis, 01874 636419 Mr Wyn Davies, 01874 636801 Vice-Chairman Mr Hugh Davies, 07977 430531 Advertising and Sponsorship Secretary Mrs Helen Jones, 01874 636973 Secretary Mrs Christine Davies, 07818 212450 Cattle & Sheep Trophies Miss Sophie Jones, 01874 622929 Treasurer Mrs Joanna Roderick, 07816 244370 Horse Trophies Col (Retd) Russell Stafford-Tolley, 01874 Assistant Treasurer 690369 Mrs Mary Davies Society Vets Showyard Director Honddu Veterinary Practice, Brecon, Mr Simon Jones, 01874 636434 01874 611811
Health & Safety Officer Farrier Mr Edwin Roderick, 01874 636495 Mr Marc Jones Forgeside, Graig Goch,
Trade Stand Officer Sennybridge, 07974168655 Mr David Vaughan, 07929 002379
Announcers Mr Gethin Havard, Mr Edwin Roderick, Mrs Wendy Burt & Mr Dyfed Watkins
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Chief Steward: Mrs Sam Workman, Fedw, Llywel, 01874 636388 Assistant Chief Steward: Col (Retd) Russell Stafford-Tolley
Mr Charles de Winton Mrs Susan Stafford-Tolley Mr & Mrs Bird Mrs Sue Anderson Mrs Ann Morris Mrs Helen Harries Mr John Walsh Ms Jo Dover Mr Rob Davies Mrs Viv Cresswell Mr Mike Holmes Miss Ffion Hemmings Mr Gethin Davies Mrs J Owen-Lowe Miss Lydia Morris
CATTLE
Hereford & Herd of Commercial Breeding Cattle Chief Steward: Mr Gethin Morgan, Neuadd, Heol Senni
Other Native Breed of Cattle Mr Geraint Davies, Tirmawr
Commercial Cattle Mr Phil Davies, Maescar and Mr Elwyn Davies, Neuadd
SHEEP
Chief Steward: Mr Evan Morgan (01874636373) Assistant Steward: Mr Hugh Davies (07977 430531)
Mr Wyn Davies, Chapel House Mr Will Workman, Llywel Mr Graham Davies, Fedw Mrs Julie Lewis, Llwyntew Mr Matthew Evans, Park Farm Miss Carys Jones, Gwarllan Mr Aled Lewis, Garnwen Mr John Phillips, Nantyronnen Miss Mary Phillips, Cwmllythin Mr Colin Phillips, Cefnfedw Mr Clifford Phillips, Beili Brith Mr Steven Forsyth, Senni Mr Nick Bishop, Blaenrheon Mr Lloyd Williams, Abercrave Miss Liz Phillips, Cwmllythin Mr John Robinson, Llwyncelyn
FARM PRODUCE and WOOL FLEECE Mr Derek Davies, Maesporth
COMPANION DOG SECTION Mrs Margaret Clifford, Carn y Castell, Sennybridge, Brecon (01874 638178)
SHOWFIELD ELECTRICITY and LITTER CONTROL Mr Clive Meredith, Glasbury
The Society wishes to thank the YFC Members and Members of the Society who act as Gate and Car Park Stewards on Show Day
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6 THE PRESIDENTS’ MESSAGE / NEGES Y LLYWYDD
We were both delighted and humbled when we were approached by Devynock Agricultural Society to be this year’s Show Presidents. We joined the community in 2003 when we took over The White House Country Inn and we were immediately welcomed by the local community – the same warm welcome we have always sought to extend back both to locals and the countless visitors who have passed through our establishment in the subsequent 16 years. Through regular show attendance we have seen from the outside—as the public so often do—how the show consistently grows, and marvelled as exhibitors efforts constantly surpass the prior year’s impressive standards. However as Devynock Agricultural Society have held their committee meetings with us at The White House, we have also been privileged to glimpse at some of the inner workings and behind-the-scenes efforts involved in planning, preparation and execution of such a first class event. Let me tell you, it is no small feat and one for which we all owe a debt of grati- tude to the exhibitors, trade stands, sponsors and advertisers and most importantly the vol- unteers (or ‘unknown warriors’ as I prefer to call them) who will have worked in a tireless manner culminating in everything you see before you on this day. And when you have seen the best of all that is to be seen here today, and perhaps also this year’s concert (to be held in Maescar Hall on the 14th September), I hope you’ll join us by raising a glass to those same unknown warriors, who will already have begun next year’s campaign. Cheers Godfrey and Hilary Rees
MEMBERSHIP / AELODAETH 2019
Single Membership £9 Entitles a member to - ONE Member badge, and to ONE free car park pass. (reduced livestock entries)
Membership £18 Entitles a member to - TWO Member’s badges, and to ONE free car park pass.(reduced livestock entries)
Vice President £50 Entitles a Vice President to - TWO Vice Presidents badges, to ONE free car pass, TWO Luncheon Vouchers (Lunch may be eaten at any time during the day). 7
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TIMETABLE / AMSERLEN
All times are approximate and subject to change without notice
SECTION/ACTIVITY TIME Horse Ring 3 9.00am Horse Horse Ring 9.00am Sheep Breed Judging 9.30am Horse Ring 1 9.30am Horse Ring 2 9.30am Horse Ring 4 9.30am Farm Produce Judging 10.00am Domestic Judging 10.00am Horticulture Judging 10.15am Hereford Cattle 11.00am Any Other Beef Breed Wool Judging 11.00am Cattle Commercial 12.00pm Sheep Lowland Sheep Champion 12.00pm Sheep Coloured Breed Champion 12.00pm Cattle Champion 12.30pm Dogs Judging 1.00pm Sheep YFC Butchers Lamb 1.00pm Sheep Upland Sheep Champion 1.00pm Sheep Overall Champion 1.30pm Sheep Group Champion 1.45pm Horse Main Ring 2.00pm Sheep Young Handler Competition 2.00pm Fancy Dress Pony/Horse & Horse 2.30pm Rider Clear Round Jumping Horse Ring 2.30pm Vintage Machinery Parade Main Ring 3.00pm Gundog Demo Main Ring 3.30pm Hound Parade Main Ring 4.15pm Knights of the Crusade Main Ring 5.00pm Speed Shearing Members Marquee 6.00pm
10 SHOW NIGHT ENTERTAINMENT AT THE MEMBERS MARQUEE Starting 6.00pm
A warm welcome is extended to all exhibitors to the
“AFTER SHOW WIND DOWN”
Including SPEED SHEARING COMPETITION
Prize money kindly sponsored by Welsh Shearing Centre
Followed by: An informal evening of entertainment, bar, catering available with Steve Morgan (family butchers Brecon) and also a disco
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HORSE SECTION ADRAN GEFFYLAU Affiliated to the Welsh Pony and Cob Society Closing date for entries Tuesday 27th August 2019*
NOTES / NODIADAU *Due to a change to the rules please be aware that no entries can be taken on the day for all medal classes – closing date Tuesday 27th August 2019. A FARRIER will be in attendance. HARD HATS – anyone riding a horse or pony MUST wear a hard hat to British Standard specification and of a standard approved by the governing body of their respective horse or pony section. ALL young handlers aged 14 and under MUST wear hard hats to British Standard Specification. INVOLUNTARY DISMOUNT – if at any point a rider falls in the show ring they will not be allowed to remount and MUST EXIT the ring on foot. RIDDEN STALLIONS – All stallion riders must be OVER 14 years of age. HORSE PASSPORTS – Equine identification (Wales) regulations 2009 requires horses entering and leaving the Show to be accompanied by their Horse Passports. Horses NOT accompanied by their passports will be refused entry. Any objection to an exhibit must be lodged in writing on the day of judging before 4pm and the objector must pay a deposit of £30 of which the £30 will be returned if the objection is upheld, but forfeited to the Society if not sustained. ENTRY FEES: IN ADVANCE £8 per exhibit in each class. £6 for members ENTRY FEES: SHOW DAY £10 per exhibit in each class Driver plus one other person will be entitled to free entry regardless of number of entries. PRIZE MONEY – GWOBRAU. All prize money to be paid out on Show Day SECTION A only 1st £20, 2nd £10, 3rd £5. All Other Horse Classes 1st £15, 2nd £10, 3rd £5. CUPS cannot be collected until after 2pm no exceptions.
APPROXIMATE TIMES OF JUDGING – AMSERAU BEIRNIADU YN FRAS
MAIN RING / PRIF GYLCH
RING 1 9.30am SECTION A SECTION B Welsh Part Bred RING 2 9.30am SECTION C SECTION D Ridden Welsh RING 3 9.00am Riding Classes RING 4 9.30am Other in Hand Classes Coloured Classes NEW HORSE RING 9.00am Ridden Hunters and Cobs Working Hunters and Cobs Working Hunter Ponies MAIN RING Approx. 2.00pm Supreme Champion Horse & Pony Section 12
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RING / CYLCH 1 Commencing at 9.30am
WELSH MOUNTAIN PONIES / MERLOD MYNYDD CYMREIG Not exceeding 12.0 hands (121.9 cms)
SECTION A
Judge/Beirniad – Mr P De Rade, Pumsaint
Prize money in Classes 1 – 6 only 1st - £20, 2nd - £10, 3rd - £5
1 Barren Mare or Gelding – 4 years old or over 2. Mare – 4 years old or over, with own foal at foot 3. Colt or Filly Foal 4. Yearling - Colt, Filly or Gelding 5 Two or Three year old Colt, Filly or Gelding 6. Stallion - 4 years old and over
Class 1 - Best Exhibit – THE GWYN BACH CUP Class 2 – Best exhibit – J McKIE CHALLENGE CUP Class 3 – Best Exhibit – MARY & LES JAMES PERPETUAL MEMORIAL CHALLENGE CUP, presented by their sons and daughters. Classes 4 & 5 – Best exhibit – BILL PHILLIPS CHALLENGE CUP Best Exhibit in Section – MAESGWYN CUP – confined to the Borough Brecknock Best Exhibit in Section – OGWEN R DAVIES MEMORIAL PERPETUAL CUP Best Exhibit in Section – Devynock Agricultural Society Champion & Reserve Champion Rosette Champion in Section - £20, Reserve - £10
THE WELSH PONY AND COB SOCIETY awards its Bronze Medal to the Champion or Reserve as per WPCS medal rules.
WELSH PONIES / MERLOD CYMREIG Not exceeding 13.2 hands (137.2 cms)
SECTION B
Judge/Beirniad - Mr P De Rade, Pumsaint
Judging to follow SECTION A in Ring 1
7. Barren Mare or Gelding – 4 years old or over 8. Brood Mare with own foal at foot 9. Colt or Filly Foal 10. Yearling – Colt, Filly or Gelding 11. Two or Three year old Colt, Filly or Gelding 12. Stallion – 4 years old and over
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Exhibit in Section – Devynock Agricultural Society Champion and Reserve Champion Rosette Champion in Section - £20, Reserve - £10.
N.B. THE WELSH PONY AND COB SOCIETY awards its Bronze Medal to the Champion or Reserve as per WPCS medal rules.
WELSH PART BRED / RHIAN-FRID CYMREIG
Judge/Beirniad – Mr P De Rade, Pumsaint
Judging to follow Welsh Pony (Section B) Classes in Ring 1 If sufficient entries forward, classes may be divided
13. Stallion, Mare or Gelding – 4 year old or over 14 Colt or Filly Foal 15. Yearling – Two or Three year old, Colt, Filly or Gelding
Class 13 – Best exhibit – BLAENBRYNICH CUP, kindly donated by the Batanero Family Best Exhibit in Section – MILITARY CUP Best Exhibit in Section – Devynock Agricultural Society Champion & Reserve Champion Rosette Champion - £20, Reserve - £10.
N.B. THE WELSH PONY AND COB SOCIETY awards its Part Bred Rosette to the Champion or Reserve as per WPCS rules.
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RING / CYLCH 2 Commencing at 9.30 am
WELSH PONIES (COB TYPE) / MERLOD CYMREIG (TEIP COB) Not exceeding 13.2 hands (137.2 cms)
SECTION C
Judge/Beirniad – Ms C Anderson, St Mellons, Cardiff
16. Mare or Gelding – 4 years old or over 17. Colt or Filly Foal 18. Yearling - Colt, Filly or Gelding 19. Two or Three year old Colt, Filly or Gelding 20. Stallion – 4 years old and over
Best FEMALE Exhibit in Section – USK CUP Best MALE Exhibit in Section – W.H. DAVIES MEMORIAL PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP Best Exhibit in Section – Devynock Agricultural Society Champion & Reserve Champion Rosette Champion in Section - £20, Reserve - £10.
N.B. THE WELSH PONY AND COB SOCIETY awards its Bronze Medal to the Champion or Reserve as per WPCS medal rules.
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SECTION D
Judge/Beirniad - Mr A Lee, Basser Hill, Kent
Judging to follow SECTION C in Ring 2
21. Mare or Gelding – 4 years old or over 22. Colt or Filly Foal 23. Yearling – Colt, Filly or Gelding 24. Two or Three year old Colt, Filly or Gelding 25. Stallion – 4 years old and over
Class 21 – Best Exhibit – JOHN HOWELLS MEMORIAL PERPETUAL CUP Class 23 – Best Exhibit – MARGARET LEWIS PERPETUAL MEMORIAL TROPHY, kindly given by Miss Jackie Starr, Luton
Best Exhibit in Section – MRS AGNES EVANS, CATHEDINE FAWR MEMORIAL PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP
Best Exhibit in Section – Devynock Agricultural Society Champion & Reserve Champion Rosette. Champion in Section - £20, Reserve - £10. N.B. THE WELSH PONY AND COB SOCIETY awards its Bronze Medal to the Champion or Reserve as per WPCS medal rules.
RIDDEN WELSH / BRIDIAU CYMREIG DAN GYFRWY
Judge/Beirniad: - Ms S Charlton, Woodlands Newcastle Emlyn
Judging to follow SECTION D in Ring 2
26. Welsh Mountain Pony (Section A) – 4 years and over. NO lead reins permitted 27. Welsh Pony (Section B) – 4 years and over. NO lead reins permitted 28 Welsh Pony (Cob Type) (Section C) – 4 years and over. 29 Welsh Cob (Section D) – 4 years and over. 30 Welsh Part-bred – 4 years old or over. NO lead reins permitted
Class 28 – Best Exhibit - CILMAENGWYN PERPETUAL SHIELD kindly donated by Mr & Mrs Williams, Birchgrove Class 30 – Best Exhibit - ELIZABETH WALTERS PERPETUAL CUP
Best Exhibit in Section – Devynock Agricultural Society Champion & Reserve Champion Rosette Champion in Section - £20, Reserve - £10.
Best Exhibit in Section –Welsh Pony & Cob Society Performance Medal
THE W.P.C.S. CONDITIONS 1. No animal is eligible to take more than one medal in any year, the shows of the Royal Welsh Agricultural Society excepted. 2. If not already registered in the Stud Book or entered in the Appendix, application for the registration or entry of the winner of a medal must be duly lodged with the Secretary to the Welsh 17
Pony and Cob Society within one month of the date of the show. Geldings, originally registered as stallions and still being shown under their stallion numbers, must be correctly re-entered in the Gelding Section. 3. The names and numbers of animals already registered in the Stud Book or entered in the Appendix, and full particulars in the case of animals not already registered or entered, must be printed in the Show catalogue or medal will be withheld. 4. The owner of a medal winner must be a member of the Welsh Pony and Cob Society who has paid subscription for the current year or has submitted his name for membership and paid one annual subscription. 5. Late entries and Entries on the day will not be accepted.
RING / CYLCH 3
Commencing at 9.00am
ENTRIES ON THE DAY WILL CLOSE 30 MINS BEFORE COMMENCEMENT OF JUDGING
RIDING CLASSES / DAN GYFRWY
All participants to be 3 years old or over
Judge/Beirniad – Mrs H & Miss S Matthews
31. Best Turned-out Pony & Rider, (if there are sufficient entries class will be split between lead rein and ridden) 32. Leading Rein Pony, Mare or Gelding not exceeding 122 cm suitable for and ridden by a child not to have attained their 8th birthday before 1 January in the current year. Snaffle Bridle only. No child under the age of 3 years may compete. ROSETTES FOR ALL COMPETITORS 33. First ridden pony mare or gelding, Child not to have attained their 12th birthday before 1 January in the current year. No child under the age of 4 years may compete. ROSETTES FOR ALL COMPETITORS 34. Mountain and Moorland Ridden (SMALL), Any native small breed. Rider any age 35. Mountain and Moorland Ridden (LARGE), Any native large breed Rider any age 36. Mare or Gelding suitable for Pony Club activities, not exceeding 138 cm – May be expected to jump a small fence 37. Mare or Gelding suitable for Pony Club activities, exceeding 138cm – May be expected to jump a small fence 38. Best Riding Club horse 39. Best Family Pony/Horse, (NO lead reins) 40. Best ridden Veteran over 15 years old, (passports maybe checked)
Class 31 – Best Exhibit - TREVOR WILLIAMS TRAILERS LTD PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP Class 32 – Best Exhibit – MR & MRS O R JONES PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP. Class 33 – Best Exhibit – GLANTAWE CARPETS PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP (donated by Mr & Mrs G M Joyner). Class 36 – Best Exhibit MR & MRS D THOMAS CUP Class 37- Best Exhibit –LOUISE JOYNER PERPETUAL CHALLENGE TROPHY. Best Exhibit in Riding Classes – THE WILLIAM PRICE, DANYLAN FARM, TONNA MEMORIAL PERPETUAL CHALLENGE TROPY Best Exhibit in Section – Devynock Agricultural Society Champion & Reserve Champion Rosette. Champion in Section - £20, Reserve - £10. 18
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RING / CYLCH 4
Commencing at 9.30am
ENTRIES ON THE DAY WILL CLOSE 30 MINS BEFORE COMMENCEMENT OF JUDGING
OTHER IN-HAND CLASSES
Judge/Beirniad – Mr M Jones, Brecon
41. Yearling, Two or Three year old, Colt, Filly or Gelding, (Welsh sections not included) 42 Mountain and Moorland Pony (Welsh sections not included) Mare or Gelding 43. Best breeding mare with or without foal at foot 44. Best Arab/Part bred Arab any age 45/46. Best handler aged 14 years and under – Mares, Fillies or Geldings (Turnout of exhibit and handler and ring performance will be judged not the conformation of the horse or pony. Class may be split, by age, on show day depending on entry numbers)
Class 41 - Best exhibit – MRS SUSAN HALE PERPETUAL CHALLENGE TROPHY Class 45 – Best exhibit – The WISEMAN CUP
Best Exhibit in Section – Devynock Agricultural Society Champion & Reserve Champion Rosette. Champion in Section - £20, Reserve - £10.
COLOURED HORSES AND PONIES
Judge/Beirniad: - Mr M Jones, Brecon
Judging in RING 4 following “Other in Hand classes”
47. Best Piebald, Skewbald, Spotted horse or pony – 4 years and over, (to be shown in hand) 48. Best Piebald, Skewbald, Spotted horse or pony – 1/2/3 year old 49. Best Palamino/Cremello/Dun to be shown in hand, (any age) 50. Best Piebald, Skewbald, Spotted horse or pony – 4 years and over to be ridden
Best Exhibit in Section – Devynock Agricultural Society Champion & Reserve Champion Rosette Champion in Section - £20, Reserve - £10.
NOVELTY PONY CLASS ENTRIES ON SHOW DAY or IN ADVANCE
All entries to be 4 years old and over Best Fancy Dress Pony/Horse and Rider ROSETTES FOR ALL COMPETITORS
Judge/Beirniad - Mr & Mrs Godfrey Rees, President
20 HORSE RING / CYLCH Y CEFFYLAU
Commencing at 9.00am
ENTRIES ON THE DAY WILL CLOSE 30 MINS BEFORE COMMENCEMENT OF JUDGING
RIDDEN HUNTERS & COBS / CEFFYLAU HELA Judge/Beirniad – Mr S Jones, Maesteg
51. Small Hunter – Mare or Gelding, 4 years and over, exceeding 148 cms but not exceeding 158cms. Rider to have attained their 16th birthday by 1st January in the current year 52. Novice Hunter – Mare or Gelding, 4 years and over, (Not to have won a first prise of £15 in any Ridden Hunter classes before 1st January in the current year, excepting all prize money awarded as a four year old 53. Ridden Cob – Mare or Gelding, 4 years and over, exceeding 148 cms but not exceeding 155cms. Rider to have attained their 16th birthday by 1st January in the current year 54. Open Hunter – Mare or Gelding, 4 years and over
Class 51 – Best Exhibit – HOWELL JOHN PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP Class 52 – Best Exhibit – KAREN ARCHER & KEITH WOOD PERPETUAL CHALLENGE TROPHY Class 53 - Best Exhibit – JEAN DUNWORTH PERPETUAL CHALLENGE TROPHY Class 54 - ANDREW QUIPP (Paxford) PERPETUAL CHALLENGE TROPHY
WORKING HUNTERS, WORKING COBS / CEFFYLAU HELA YN CAEL EU GWEITHIO
NOTE: Classes 55 – 57 - Riders to have attained their 16th Birthday on 1st January in the current year
ENTRIES ON THE DAY WILL CLOSE 30 MINS BEFORE COMMENCEMENT OF JUDGING
Judge/Beirniad - Mr S Jones, Maesteg Sponsored by Glanusk Services
55. Working Cob – Mare or Gelding, 4 years and over. Exceeding 148 cms and not exceeding 155 cms 56. Novice Working Hunter – Mare or gelding 4 years old and over not to have won a total of £15 in prize money in any Working Hunter Classes before 1st January in the relevant year. Exceeding 148cms 57. Open Working Hunter – exceeding 148 cms
Class 56 – Best Exhibit – TROPHY SPONSORED BY KAREN ARCHER Class 57 – Best exhibit – AUBREY DAVIES BLAENCLUN MEMORIAL PERPETUAL TROPHY (donated by his children) Best exhibit owned by a Subscriber to Sennybridge Farmers Hunt – PANTSCALLOG PERPETUAL CUP
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RIDDEN HUNTERS & COBS/WORKING COBS & HUNTER CHAMPIONSHIP CLASSES 51 - 57
Best Exhibit from all Working Hunter and Ridden Hunter Classes - THE TEMPLE JOY TROPHY
Best Exhibit in Section – Devynock Agricultural Society Champion & Reserve Champion Rosette Champion in Section - £20, Reserve - £10.
WORKING HUNTER PONIES / MERLOD HELA YN CAEL EU GWEITHIO
ENTRIES ON THE DAY WILL CLOSE 30 MINS BEFORE COMMENCEMENT OF JUDGING
Judge/Beirniad - Mr S Jones, Maesteg
58. Open Lead Rein Pony Or Hunter Type – Mare or Gelding – 4 years old and over, not exceeding 122 cms. Riders not to have attained their 11th birthday before 1st January in the current year. To be led by an attendant and shown in a Snaffle bridle, the lead rein to be attached to the nose band only. Competitors will be asked to negotiate small rural obstacles. No child under the age of 3 years can compete 59. Mare or Gelding – 4 years old and over, not exceeding 133 cms. Riders not to have attained their 14th birthday before 1st January in the current year (NO lead reins permitted) 60. Mare or Gelding 4 years and over, exceeding 133 cms and not exceeding 143cms. Riders not to have attained their 17th birthday before 1st January in the current year 61. Mare or Gelding 4 years and over, exceeding 143 cms and not exceeding 153 cms. Riders not to have attained their 20th birthday before the 1st January in the current year
Class 59 – Best exhibit – TITHEBARN PERPETUAL CHALLENGE TROPHY (donated by Mike Rasbridge) Class 60 – Best Exhibit – DOROTHY GARDNER PERPETUAL CHALLENGE TROPHY
WORKING HUNTER PONIES CHAMPIONSHIP CLASSES 58 - 61
Best Exhibit from all Working Hunter Ponies section – WHITBREAD WALES PERPETUAL CHALLENGE TROPHY
Best Exhibit in Section – Devynock Agricultural Society Champion & Reserve Champion Rosette Champion in Section - £20, Reserve - £10.
22 SUPREME CHAMPION HORSE / PRIF BENCAMPWR Y CEFFYLAU Judging to commence at approx. 2.00pm
For the champions from the following sections: Section A Section B Welsh Part Bred Section C Section D Ridden Welsh Riding Classes Other in Hand Coloured Horses and Ponies Hunters and Cobs Working Hunter Ponies
Champion £50, Reserve £25
Kindly Sponsored by Mrs Sophia Lloyd
Supreme Champion Sash
Judge/Beirniad Mr & Mrs T Vaughan
CLEAR ROUND JUMPING / NEIDIO’N GLIR (Horse Ring) Class to commence at approx. 2.30pm
Entries taken on show day - £1.00 per entry
Rosettes for all clear rounds
TRADE STAND COMPETITION / CYSTADLEUAETH STONDINAU MASNACH
This competition will be split into two categories and will be judged on appearance and presentation of the trade stand.
BEST AGRICULTURAL TRADE STAND BEST NON-AGRICULTURAL TRADE STAND
Judging will take place on show morning by Mr & Mrs Peter Francis (2018 Presidents)
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26 CATTLE SECTION ADRAN Y GWARTHEG Closing date for entries Tuesday 27th August 2019
*THE COMMITTEE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO AMALGAMATE CLASSES IF INSUFFICENT NUMBERS ARE ENTERED IN EACH CLASS*
NOTES / NODIADAU All exhibitors must comply with the bio-security regulations and animal gatherings order 2017. Show holding number 52/033/8002
The show complies with the latest WG rules and Regulations All cattle movements to the show MUST be accompanied by an animal passport. All keepers must ensure the movement of Cattle off and back on their holding is reported. Keepers must bring either of the following to the show for each animal - a cheque book-style passport (CPP13) – or a certificate of registration (CHR3) - or a certificate of registration and a blue/green passport (CPP1) - a new single page passport (CPP52) (introduced 1 August 2011) Exhibitors are responsible for acquainting themselves with WG regulations and compliance therewith Animals that calve or show evidence of calving whilst on the show ground must be placed in isolation accommodation approved for the purpose pending their removal from the show ground When an animal calves prematurely or aborts, it must be taken home, immediately after the necessary samples have been taken, together with other animals from the same premises. The suspect animal should be isolated in transit
ENTRY FEE: £5.00 per class Members £2.00 per class
PRIZE MONEY HEREFORD CATTLE 1st - £30, 2nd - £20, 3rd - £10 COMMERCIAL CATTLE 1st - £50, 2nd - £30, 3rd - £20 All Other Cattle Sections 1st - £25, 2nd - £10, 3rd - £5 Young Handlers 1st – £20, 2nd - £15, 3rd - £10, All Others - £5
ALL PRIZE MONEY WILL BE PAID OUT ON SHOW DAY.
The cattle must not be removed from the places allotted to them except when required in the Judging Ring. No animal can be shown in more than one class.
PLEASE NOTE: All Cattle MUST be accompanied by properly completed passport and BCMS Forms
APPROXIMATE TIMES OF JUDGING / AMSERAU BEIRNIADU YN FRAS Hereford Cattle 11.00am Followed by Any Other Beef Breed Commercial Cattle 12.00pm CATTLE CHAMPIONSHIP 12.30pm
ALL TIMES ARE APPROXIMATE AND SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE 27
HEREFORD CATTLE / GWARTHEG HENFFORDD
JUDGING to commence at 11.00am prompt
Judge/Beirniad – Mr Davies, Trecastle Sponsored by Mr David Vaughan, Dennis Brinicombe Group
64. Best Bull – under 12 months 65. Best Bull – over 12 months 66. Best Female – 18 months and under 67. Best Female – 19 months and over
Class 64 - Best Bull Calf – GLYN JONES CHALLENGE CUP Class 65 - Best Yearling Bull, Bred by Exhibitor – CEFNGOF CUP Class 66 – Best Hereford Heifer, not calved – THORNE PERPETUAL SILVER CHALLENGE CUP Class 67 – Best Hereford Female – TREVOR PRICE MEMORIAL PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP
Best Exhibit in Section – MATTHEWS’ JEWELLER CUP (re-presented by Mr A Morgan). Devynock Agricultural Society Champion & Reserve Champion Rosette Hereford Society Champion Rosette for Best Exhibit
Highest number of points scored in section – JOHN THOMAS, BLAENCLYDACH PERPETUAL MEMORIAL CUP. (3 points given for 1st, 2 points for 2nd and 1 point for 3rd)
Prize money of £50 kindly sponsored by Powys Hereford Breeders Club
ANY OTHER BEEF BREED
Judging to follow Hereford Cattle Section
Judge/Beirniad – Mr G Davies, Trecastle 68. Best Male 69. Best Female 70. Heifer – in milk or in calf 71. Maiden Heifer
Best Exhibit in Section - DOUCH SILVER CHALLENGE CUP Devynock Agricultural Society Champion & Reserve Champion Rosette
COMMERCIAL BEEF CATTLE / GWARTHEG BIFF MASNACHOL
Judging to commence at 12.00pm
Judge/Beirniad – Mr P Jones, Erwood
72. Best Steer – Heavy 73. Best Steer – Light 74. Best Heifer – Heavy 28 75. Best Heifer – Light 76. Best Pair of Animals owned by the same exhibitor 77. Young Handler –16 and under (Calf to be under 1 year old)
Best Exhibit in section – G & D MEATS PERPETUAL CHALLENGE TROPHY. Best Exhibit in section – Devynock Agricultural Society Champion & Reserve Champion Rosette.
CHAMPION: £100.00 RESERVE CHAMPION: £50.00 Kindly sponsored by B E WILLIAMS
SUPREME CATTLE CHAMPIONSHIP PRIF BENCAMPWR Y GWARTHEG For all Cattle Classes
THE B E WILLIAMS CUP
CHAMPION - £50 RESERVE - £25 Devynock Agricultural Society Supreme Champion and Reserve Supreme Champion Rosette, Supreme Champion Sas.
To be judged at approx 12.30pm
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Beacon Plant wishes Sennybridge Show every success in 2019
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THE BRECONSHIRE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
THE GWYNNE GRIFFITHS, TREGAER, AWARD Kindly sponsored by Mr Richard Griffiths
LIVESTOCK EXHIBITOR OF THE YEAR COMPETITION 2019
CATTLE & SHEEP TOP COMPETITIVE LIVSTOCK SECTION CLASSES
The aim of the competition is to encourage exhibitors to exhibit their prime CATTLE and SHEEP throughout the Breconshire Shows and thereby increasing entries in both sections thereby supporting and promoting local agriculture
1st Prize £300 kindly donated by Richard Griffiths. 2nd Prize £200 kindly donated by Richard Griffiths. 3rd Prize £75 kindly donated by Breconshire Agricultural Society.
Exhibitors participating in the CATTLE and SHEEP Sections at Breconshire Shows will gain 1 point per exhibit at each show they attend. Further points will only be awarded for a maximum of 2 entries per class as follows: 1st - 3 points, 2nd - 2 points, 3rd - 1 point.
Competition open to all exhibitors Prior to exhibiting at the first show of the season, exhibitors must obtain entry forms from the Society Administrator, Breconshire Agricultural Society c/o HBF Depot, Ffrwdgrech Industrial Estate, Llanfaes, Brecon, LD3 8LA. Telephone Number 01874 611881
All completed forms must be submitted to the show Administrator at Breconshire Agricultural Society office by 1st November 2019
QUALIFYING SHOWS Beulah, Brecon, Cwmdu, Erwood, Felinfach, Gwenddwr, Libanus, Llanafan, Llanfihangel Talyllyn, Llangynidr, Llanigon, Llanwrtyd Wells & District, Lower Chapel, Llyswen, Sennybridge, Trecastle, Vaynor, and Ystradfellte
PLEASE NOTE – The Young Handler of the Year Competition 2019 is a separate competition to the Gwynne Griffiths Award. Therefore points gained towards the Young Handler Award cannot be duplicated for the Gwynne Griffiths Tregaer Award – there will be a separate entry forms for each award.
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The aim of the competition is to encourage young handlers to exhibit their livestock throughout the Breconshire Shows. The 2019 competition is open to Young Handlers participating in the Sheep Sections at Breconshire Shows.
Competition Open To All Young Sheep Handlers 15 Years Of Age and under
1st Prize £40, 2nd Prize £30, 3rd Prize £20, 4th Prize £10.
The Young Handler must be under 15 years of age before the start of the 2018 showing season in Breconshire (under 15 years of age before close of entries for Brecon Show 13th July 2019).
The handler will gain 1 point per exhibit at each show they attend. Further points will only be awarded for: 1st: 3 points, 2nd 2 points, 3rd 1 point.
The winner will be the young handler gaining the most points throughout the 2019 show season.
QUALIFYING SHOWS Beulah, Brecon, Cwmdu, Erwood, Felinfach, Gwenddwr, Libanus, Llanafan, Llanfihangel Talyllyn, Llanigon, Llangynidr, Llanwrtyd Wells & District, Lower Chapel, Llyswen, Sennybridge, Trecastle, Vaynor, and Ystradfellte.
Entry Forms can be obtained from the Show Administrator, Brecknockshire Agricultural Society, C/o HBF Depot, Ffrwdgrech Industrial Estate, Llanfaes, Brecon, LD3 8AL. Telephone 01874 611881
All Completed Entry forms must be submitted by 1st November 2019 - following the completion of all the above shows. All entrants will be invited to a Presentation Evening to be held in November 2019 whereby the winners will be announced.
PLEASE NOTE: The Young Handler of the Year Competition 2019 is a separate competition to The Gwynne Griffiths Tregaer Award – therefore points gained towards the Young Handler Award cannot be duplicated for The Gwynne Griffiths Tregaer Award – there will be separate entry forms for each award.
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34 SHEEP SECTION ADRAN DEFAID Closing date for entries Tuesday 27th August 2019
NOTES / NODIADAU All exhibitors must comply with the bio-security regulations and animal gatherings order 2017. Show holding number 52/033/8002
Sheep coming to the show MUST be accompanied by an Animal Movement Licence (AML). Document fully completed by the exhibitor before arrival at the show. Each animal should be individually identified. The show to retain a copy of the AML on the show field and return it to EID Cymru,Ty Merlin Parc, Aberystwth, SY23 3FF.
Maedi Visna Accredited Sheep – Sheep will only be allowed into the Maedi Visna Accredited section of the show on production of a VALID certificate of accreditation (Green SAC Certificate), which must be presented on entering the showground. Exhibitors should ensure that all sheep entered are noted and that the certificate is within the expiry date.
Welfare of Livestock (Prohibited Operation), Regulations 1982 Short Tail Docking of Sheep. Exhibitors should take note that exhibits must comply with the regulation that tails must be long enough to cover the vulva of the female and anus of the male.
Judging to commence at 9.30am prompt
ENTRY FEE – All classes £2.00 per exhibit Members £1.00
PRIZE MONEY – GWOBRAU - 1st - £10, 2nd - £5, 3rd - £3.
ALL PRIZE MONEY WILL BE PAID OUT ON SHOW DAY
APPROXIMATE TIMES OF JUDGING AMSERAU BEIRNIADU YN FRAS
Sheep Breed Judging 9.30am Lowland Sheep Championship 12.00pm Group Of Three Coloured Championship 12.00pm YFC Butchers Lambs 1.00pm Upland Sheep Championship 1.00pm Overall Sheep Championship 1.30pm Group Sheep Championship 1.45pm Young Handler Competition 2.00pm
ALL TIMES ARE APPROXIMATE AND SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE
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LOWLAND SECTION / ADRAN ISELDIR
LOWLAND CHAMPION / PENCAMPWR ISELDIR
CHAMPION SHEEP - £20 RESERVE CHAMPION - £10 Kindly sponsored by Mid Wales Incineration
PERPETUAL SILVER CHALLENGE CUP Kindly given by Brightwells Ltd. Devynock Agricultural Society Champion & Reserve Champion Rosette
IVOR MORGAN BAILEA PERPETUAL MEMORIAL CUP for best GROUP OF 1- Ram, 1- Ram Lamb, 1- Ewe and 1 - Ewe Lamb owned by the same exhibitor
Devynock Agricultural Society Champion & Reserve Champion Rosette
SUFFOLK SHEEP / DEFAID SUFFOLK
Judge/Beirniad – Mr S Davies, Bucknall, Shropshire
100. Ram (any age) 101. Ram Lamb (trimmed) 102. Ram Lamb (un-trimmed) 103. Ewe (any age) 104. Ewe Lamb
Best Exhibit - PENTWYN CHALLENGE CUP Devynock Agricultural Society Champion and Reserve Champion Rosette
Best Registered Exhibit - Rosette given by Suffolk Sheep Society
BEST GROUP OF THREE – any age but must include a male and female owned by same exhibitor. Devynock Agricultural Society Champion and Reserve Champion Rosette
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Judge/Beirniad – Mr H Thomas, Trap, Llandeilo
105. Ram (2 years old and over) 106. Yearling Ram 107. Ram Lamb 108. Yearling Ewe 109. Ewe (2 years old or over) having reared lamb in 2019 110. Ewe Lamb
Best Exhibit - ABERHYDDNANT PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP Devynock Agricultural Society Champion and Reserve Champion Rosette
BEST GROUP OF THREE – any age but must include a male and female owned by the same exhibitor Devynock Agricultural Society Champion and Reserve Champion Rosette
BLUE TEXEL SHEEP / DEFAID TEXEL GLAS
Judge/Beirniad – Mr J Jenkins, Llantrisant 111. Ram (any age) 112. Ram Lamb 113. Single Ewe (any age) 114. Single Ewe Lamb
Best Exhibit - CLIVE WILLIAMS PERPETUAL MEMORIAL TROPHY kindly given by the Pantygelynen Family Devynock Agricultural Society Champion and Reserve Champion Rosette.
BEST GROUP OF THREE – any age but must include a male and female owned by the same exhibitor. Devynock Agricultural Society Champion and Reserve Champion Rosette
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COLOURED RYELAND SHEEP / DEFAID RYELAND LLIW
Judge/Beirniad – Mr T Bradbury, Narberth Champion Sheep sponsored by Jenkins Builders and Reserve Champion sponsored by Carrs Billington
115. Ram (any age) 116. Ram Lamb 117. Single Ewe (any age) 118. Single Ewe Lamb.
Best Exhibit – COLOURED RYELAND PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP donated by the Ryeland Flock Society Devynock Agricultural Society Champion and Reserve Champion Rosette
BEST GROUP OF THREE – any age but must include a male and female owned by same exhibitor. E & C BATEMAN CUP Devynock Agricultural Society Champion and Reserve Champion Rosette
CHAROLLAIS SHEEP / DEFAID CHAROLLAIS
Judge/Beirniad – Mr C Jones, Brecon
119. Ram (any age) 120. Ram Lamb 121. Single Ewe (any age) 122. Single Ewe Lamb
Best Exhibit - CAMNANT SILVER PERPETUAL CUP Devynock Agricultural Society Champion and Reserve Champion Rosette
BEST GROUP OF THREE – any age but must include a male and female owned by the same exhibitor Devynock Agricultural Society Champion and Reserve Champion Rosette
BELTEX SHEEP / DEFAID BELTEX
Judge/Beirnaid – Mr D Davies, Llandeilo
123. Ram (any age) 124. Ram Lamb 125. Ewe (any age) 126. Ewe Lamb
Best Exhibit- THE GWYNNE CUP Devynock Agricultural Society Champion and Reserve Champion Rosette
BEST GROUP OF THREE – any age but must include a male and female owned by the same exhibitor Devynock Agricultural Society Champion and Reserve Champion Rosette
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ANY OTHER BRITISH LOWLAND BREED / UNRHYW FRID ARALL O ISELDIR PRYDAIN
Judge/Beirniad – Mr S Davies, Bucknell, Shropshire
131. Ram (any age) 132. Ram Lamb 133. Ewe (any age) 134. Ewe Lamb
Best Exhibit - RHYDMOELDDU SILVER SALVER Devynock Agricultural Society Champion and Reserve Champion Rosette
BEST GROUP OF THREE – any age but must include a male and female owned by the same exhibitor Devynock Agricultural Society Champion and Reserve Champion Rosette
UPLAND SECTION / ADRAN UCHELDIR
UPLAND CHAMPION / PENCAMPWR UCHELDIR
CHAMPION SHEEP - £20 RESERVE CHAMPION - £10 Kindly sponsored by Mid Wales Incineration
NOTE: Best Exhibit only from each Breed to compete.
PERPETUAL SILVER CHALLENGE CUP given by Messrs Clee, Tompkinson & Francis for Champion in Upland Section.
Devynock Agricultural Society Champion and Reserve Champion Rosette.
CHAMPION COLOURED BREED (Breeds to include BLACK WELSH MOUNTAIN, BADGER, HERDWICK and BALWEN)
Judge / Beirniad: Mr G Bowden, Seven Sisters
TROPHY for OVERALL CHAMPION COLOURED BREED OF SHEEP Kindly donated by the family of Mr John Meredith BEST EXHIBIT - £20.
CHAMPION GROUP OF THREE - COLOURED BREEDS CHAMPION GROUP - £20.
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Judge/Beirniad – Mr G Williams, Talybont on Usk
135. Ram (2 years and over) 135a. Yearling Ram 136. Ram Lamb 137. Ewe (any age) 138. Yearling Ewe 139. Ewe Lamb
Best Exhibit - SECRETARIES CUP kindly given by Mrs M E Morgan and Mr H W Westrip Devynock Agricultural Society Champion and Reserve Champion Rosette
BREED CHAMPION Rosette kindly donated by the Black Welsh Mountain Sheep Breeders Association
BEST GROUP OF THREE – any age but must include a male and female owned by the same exhibitor Devynock Agricultural Society Champion and Reserve Champion Rosette
PEDIGREE WELSH MOUNTAIN SHEEP / DEFAID MYNYDD DUON CYMREIG
Judge/Beirniad – Mr E Jones, Gwynfe
140. Ram (2 years and over) 141. Yearling Ram 142. Ram Lamb 143. Ewe (any age) 144. Yearling Ewe 145. Ewe Lamb
Devynock Agricultural Society Championship and Reserve Champion Rosette Rosette for best male and female exhibit
BEST GROUP OF THREE – any age but must include a male and female owned by the same exhibitor Devynock Agricultural Society Champion and Reserve Champion Rosette
The Tanyfedw cup to be awarded to the overall champion of the Pedigree Welsh Mountain
*Sennybridge Show is a nominated show for the 2019 points award in the Pedigree Welsh Section*
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Judges/Beirniad - Mr A Jones, Brecon
kindly sponsored by Brecknock Hill Cheviot Sheep Society, Peter Francis Clee, Tompkinson & Francis, and Mid Wales Incineration
146. Ram (2 years old and over) 147. Yearling Ram 148. Ram Lamb 149. Ewe (2 years old and over) 150. Yearling Ewe 151. Ewe Lamb
Class 147 - Best Yearling Ram £20 kindly sponsored by Brecknock Hill Cheviot Sheep Society. Class 150 – Best Yearling Ewe - DAVID & MAIR LEWIS MEMORIAL TROPHY.
Best sheep bred by Exhibitor – BEILIGWERN PERPETUAL CUP (re-presented by the Cnewr Estate Ltd.)
Exhibitor gaining highest number of points in CHEVIOT SECTION - CASTELL DU SILVER CHALLENGE CUP (re-presented by the Cnewr Estate Ltd.)
(1st – 3pts, 2nd - 2pts, 3rd - 1pt)
Best Pair Yearling Rams - GWILYM PRICE NANTMADOG PERPETUAL MEMORIAL TROPHY, bred by the same exhibitor.
Best Exhibit in Section - MAESCELYN SILVER CHALLENGE CUP (represented by the Cnewr Estate Ltd).
Devynock Agricultural Society Championship and Reserve Champion Rosette.
BEST GROUP OF THREE - any age but must include a male and female owned by the exhibitor. Devynock Agricultural Society Championship and Reserve Champion Rosette
HILL RADNOR SHEEP / DEFAID MYNYDD MAESYFED
Judge/Beirniad – Mr C Lewis, Abergavenny
152. Ram (2 years old and over) 153. Yearling Ram 154. Ram Lamb 155. Ewe (any age) 156. Ewe Lamb
Best Exhibit – WELLCOME PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP Devynock Agricultural Society Champion and Reserve Champion Rosette
Best Group – The FORGE CUP, comprising 2 ewe lambs and 1 ram lamb Best Group - PHIL DAVIES TRAWSCOED PERPETUAL MEMORIAL CUP, any age but must include a male and female owned by the same exhibitor
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BADGER FACE SHEEP / DEFAID TORDDU/TORWEN
Judge/Beirniad – Mr S Pugh, Llandewi
157. Ram (any age) Restricted to Torddu marked sheep 158. Ram Lamb. Restricted to Torddu marked sheep 159. Single Ewe (any age) Restricted to Torddu marked sheep 160. Single Ewe Lamb. Restricted to Torddu marked sheep 161. Ram (any age) Restricted to Torwen marked sheep 162. Ram Lamb. Restricted to Torwen marked sheep 163. Single Ewe (any age) Restricted to Torwen marked sheep 164. Single Ewe Lamb Restricted to Torwen marked sheep
Best Exhibit - LLWYNTEW PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP Devynock Agricultural Society Champion and Reserve Champion Rosette
BEST GROUP OF THREE – any age but must include a male and female owned by the same exhibitor EITHER THREE TORDDU or THREE TORWEN
Devynock Agricultural Society Champion and Reserve Champion Rosette
SPECKLED FACED SHEEP / DEFAID PENFRITH
Judge/Beirniad – Mr I Price-Davies, Babel
165. Ram (2 years old and over) 166. Yearling Ram 167. Ram Lamb 168. Ewe (any age) 169. Ewe Lamb
Best Exhibit - JOHN GEORGE MEMORIAL PERPETUAL SILVER CUP Devynock Agricultural Society Champion and Reserve Champion Rosette
BEST GROUP OF THREE – any age but must include a male and female owned by the same exhibitor Devynock Agricultural Society Champion and Reserve Champion Rosette
BALWEN SHEEP / DEFAID BALWEN
Judge/Beirniad - Mrs D Jones, Capel Isaac
175. Best Ram (any age) 176. Best Ram Lamb 177. Best Single Ewe (any age) 178. Best Single Ewe Lamb
Best Exhibit - BALWEN SILVER CHALLENGE CUP Devynock Agricultural Society Champion and Reserve Champion Rosette
N.B. PENCEFN PERPETUAL CHALLENGE TROPHY, points will be awarded for forwarding to the Balwen Society
BEST GROUP OF THREE – any age but must include a male and female owned by the same exhibitor Devynock Agricultural Society Champion and Reserve Champion Rosette 46 ANY OTHER HILL BREED / UNRHYW FRID ARALL UCHELDIROL
Judge/Beirniad – Mr G Williams, Talybont on Usk
179. Best Ram (any age) 180. Best Ram Lamb 181. Best Ewe (any age) 182. Best Ewe Lamb
Best Exhibit - WELSH SHEARING EQUIPMENT CENTRE PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP Devynock Agricultural Society Champion and Reserve Champion Rosette
BEST GROUP OF THREE – any age but must include a male and female owned by the same exhibitor Devynock Agricultural Society Champion and Reserve Champion Rosette
HERDWICK SHEEP / DEFAID HERDWICK
Judge/Beirniad – Mr S Richardson, Keswick
183. Best Ram (2 years old and over) 183a. Best Yearling Ram 184. Best Ram Lamb 185. Best Ewe (any age) 186. Best Yearling Ewe 187. Best Ewe Lamb
Best Exhibit – HAY & BRECON FARMERS PERPETUAL CHALLENGE SHIELD Devynock Agricultural Society Champion and Reserve Champion Rosette
BEST GROUP OF THREE – any age but must include a male and female owned by the same exhibitor Devynock Agricultural Society Champion and Reserve Champion Rosette
Champion Ewe – Rosette Champion Ram – Rosette
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COMMERCIAL SHEEP SECTION / ADRAN DEFAID MASNACHOL
WELSH HALF BREEDS & MULES / DEFAID RHAN-FRID CYMREIG A MIWL
Judge/Beirniad – Mr O Jones, Llanfihangel Nant Bran Strictly undyed and untrimmed
188. Best Ewe Lamb 189. Best Ewe
Best Exhibit – LLANILLTYD PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP
ANY OTHER CROSS BREED UNRHYW RHAN-FRID ARALL
Judge/Beirniad – Mr O Jones, Llanfihangel Nant Bran
190. Best Commercial Ewe Lamb 191. Best Commercial Ewe (any age) must have reared lambs in 2019
CHAMPION / PENCAMPWR
COMMERCIAL CHAMPION - £20 RESERVE CHAMPION - £10 Kindly sponsored by Mid Wales Incineration.
MR & MRS M RODERICK, PERPETUAL CHALLENGE TROPHY – Champion Exhibit in Commercial Section
Devynock Agricultural Society Champion and Reserve Champion Rosette.
SUPREME SHEEP CHAMPION / PRIF BENCAMPWR Y DEFAID
Judge/Beirniad - Mr O Jones, Dan y Coed, Builth
CHAMPION – CWMPADEST PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP Presented by Mr & Mrs Glyn Williams Kindly sponsored by Bryan Jones Agri-Lloyd International and Peter Francis, Clee, Tompkinson & Francis
SUPREME CHAMPION SASH Devynock Agricultural Society SUPREME Champion Rosette
RESERVE CHAMPION – THE ADAS CUP kindly donated by ADAS, Brecon and £15 Devynock Agricultural Society Reserve SUPREME Champion Rosette
50 GROUP CHAMPIONSHIP
Judge/Beirniad - Mr O Jones, Dan y Coed, Builth
To be awarded to the BEST GROUP OF THREE from ALL Sheep Breed Classes
THE PENYBONT CUP for the Best Group of THREE (owned by same exhibitor) Devynock Agricultural Society Champion and Reserve Champion Rosette
Champion Group - £40 Reserve Group - £20
BUTCHERS LAMBS / OEN Y CIGYDD
Judge/Beirniad - Mr S Morgan, Brecon
192. Best Two Butchers Lambs (Continental Breeds only) 193. Best Two Butchers Lambs (Native Lowland Breeds only) 194. Best Two Butchers Lambs (Hill breeds only)
Class 194 – Best two Butchers Lambs (hill breed) THE EMYR DAVIES PERPETUAL MEMORIAL TROPHY (Hill Breeds only). Winner to hold trophy for one year. Kindly donated by Elaine and Elizabeth Davies.
Best Pen of Butchers Lambs – CLEE, TOMPKINSON & FRANCIS SILVER CHALLENGE TROPHY. Winner to hold trophy for one year only.
Devynock Agricultural Society Champion and Reserve Champion Rosette.
YFC BUTCHERS’ LAMBS / OEN Y CIGYDD CFFI
Open to any YFC member One entry per exhibitor/handler/class To be held at 1.00pm PROMPT
Judge/Beirniad - Mr S Morgan, Brecon
195. Native Hill Lamb YFC Shield. 196. Native Lowland Lamb YFC Shield. 197. Continental Lamb YFC Shield.
SPEED SHEARING
JUNIOR, INTERMEDIATE & SENIOR COMPETITION
Starting at approx. 6.00pm in the MEMBERS MARQUEE Entertainment – Bar – Food available until late
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YOUNG HANDLER COMPETITION / TYWYSWR IFANC
To be judged following YFC Butchers Lambs Lambs may be pedigree or crossbred
Judge/Beirniad - Mr S Davies, Bucknall, Shropshire
THE HARRY AND DAVID HARVEY MEMORIAL AWARD Award of £100 donated by Mr Graham Harvey and family will be allocated and shared to the relevant winners in each age category.
PRIZE MONEY 1st - £8, 2nd - £6, 3rd - £4, 4th - £2
198. Junior Young Handler – 8 years of age and under 199. Junior Young Handler – 9 years of age - 14 years of age 200. Junior Young Handler – 15 years of age - 18 years of age
Best Young Handler – FEDW CHALLENGE CUP Devynock Agricultural Society Champion and Reserve Champion Rosette ROSETTE to ALL competitors. *please note to advise the society office (on the entry form) should you only be attending the show with a sheep specifically for the above classes to aide the provision of pen allocation.
CROPS AND FARM PRODUCE CNYDAU A CHYNNYRCH FFERM
CROPS COMPETITION / CNYDAU Closing date for entries Saturday 10th August 2019
To be judged PRIOR to Sennybridge Show Day Judge/Beirniad - Mr C Weston, Talybont-on-Usk
Entry Fee £2.00
Prizes 1st - £10, 2nd - £6, 3rd - £4. The Penatok Cup for the most points gained - 1st prize - 3points, 2nd - 2points, 3rd - 3points
201. Best Field of Swedes (3 acres and above) 202. Best Field of Spring Oats (3 acres and above) 203. Best Field of Winter Oats (3 acres and above) 204. Best Field of Spring Barley (3 acres and above) 205. Best Field of Winter Barley (3 acres and above) 206. Best Field of Fodder Beet (3 acres and above) 207. Best Field of Permanent Grass Ley (3 acres and above) 208. Best Field of Red Clover Ley (3acres and above) 209. Judges Choice of Best Crop – JUDGES CHOICE AWARD given in memory of Meurig (Twm) Prosser, Maesybeddau Crop Steward - Mr Steve Forsyth, 07968 632754
All competitors are invited to the Sennybridge Show Harvest Supper in Maescar Hall when the Results will be announced 52 WOOL SECTION / ADRAN GWLÂN Judging to Commence 11.00am
Judge/Beirniad – Mr B Jones, Brecon Kindly sponsored by Mr Jones
PRIZE MONEY 1st - £6, 2nd - £3, 3rd - £1
210. Best Fleece – any lowland breed, fleece to be taken from sheep of any age 211. Best Fleece – any upland breed, fleece to be taken from sheep of any age 212. Best Fleece – natural colour
Best Exhibit -PERPETUAL SILVER CHALLENGE CUP kindly given by E & M (Powys) Ltd. Devynock Agricultural Society Champion and Reserve Champion Rosette
FARM PRODUCE / CYNNYRCH FFERM Judging to commence at 10.00am prompt
Judge/Beirniad – Mr I Jones, Llandovery
PRIZE MONEY 1st - £5, 2nd - £3, 3rd - £1
213. Swedes (three roots) 214. Best Small Bale of Haylage 215. Best Bale of Meadow Hay 216. Best Sample of Round Bale Hay 217. Best Sample of Clamp Silage 218. Best Sample of Big Bale Silage 219. Best Square Foot Pasture (1st year ley) 220. Best Square Foot Turf (to be adhered to) permanent pasture 221. Longest Thistle (including root) 222. Best Scarecrow
Best Exhibit - The Mary Morgan Cup The Palmer Perpetual Challenge Cup for competitors gaining the most number of points in the Farm Produce Section. 1st Prize - 3 points, 2nd Prize - 2 points, 3rd Prize - 1 point
Devynock Agricultural Society Champion and Reserve Champion Rosette
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COMPANION DOG SHOW SIOE GŴN Held under Kennel Club regulation for Devynock Agricultural Society
REGISTRATION FROM 11.00am. Judging to commence at 1.00pm prompt
Judge/Beirniad - Mrs C Collyer, Pontypridd
Entry fee £2.00 per class. Prizes for BIS, RBIS, BPIS. Rosettes to 3rd place plus prizes for novelty classes
PEDIGREE CLASSES 9. Best non sporting dog or bitch
1. AV Puppy 6 to12 months dog 10. Junior Handling 6 to 11 years or bitch 2. AV Utility or Toy dog or bitch 11. Junior Handling 12 to 16 years 3. AV Working or Pastoral dog or 12. Dog or Bitch in best condition bitch 4. AV Hound or Terrier dog or 13. Most lovable OAP dogs over 7 bitch years 5. AV Gundog dog or bitch 14, Dog or bitch living within 6 miles of show 6. AV Veteran dog or bitch over 7 15. Dog or bitch most like its owner years NOVELTY CLASSES 16. Dog or bitch with the wagiest tail 7. Puppy 6 to 12 months dog or 17. Dog or bitch in fancy dress bitch 8. Best sporting dog or bitch 18. Dog or bitch judge would most like to take home
DOGS WHICH HAVE WON ANY OF THE FOLLOWING AWARDS ARE NOT ELIGIBLE FOR ENTRY IN PEDIGREE CLASSES AT COMPANION DOG SHOWS
Challenge Certificate (or any award that counts towards the title of Champion under the rules of any governing body recognised by the Kennel Club). Reserve Challenge Certificates and Junior Warrant Dogs docked after 28th March 2007 may not be entered for exhibition at this show.
Your dog is at risk if left in a vehicle in high temperatures and even on days considered as slightly warm. Please take care of your dog. If your dog is found to be at risk. Forcible entry to your vehicle may be necessary without liability for any damage caused.
Organiser Mrs M Clifford, Carn y Castell, Sennybridge, Brecon, LD3 8PS Tel: 01874638178
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ADRAN GWAITH LLAW A CHARTREF Closing date for entries Saturday 31st August 2019
Judges/Beirniaid JAMS & COOKERY PHOTOGRAPHY Cookery: Mrs Delyth Hughes Mrs Sue Parry Jams: Mrs Eileen Ingram WOODWORK Mr Clive Jones ADULT PAINTING HANDICRAFT Mrs Sue Parry Mrs Elaine Arrowsmith
CHILDREN’S SECTION / ADRAN Y PLANT
COOKERY HANDICRAFT PAINTING Mrs Sam Davies Mrs Elaine Arrowsmith Miss Janet Davies
COMMITTEE AND STEWARDS Chair Person – Miss J Robinson, Dolfaen, Sennybridge, Brecon, Powys Vice Chair Person – Mrs Janet Phillips, Cefn Fedw, Senni, Brecon, Powys Secretary – Miss Eirlys Parry, Tynewydd, Crai, Brecon, Powys, LD3 8TL Telephone number – 07399 915617
Stewards:- Mrs Gill Brown, Ms Julia Cherrett, Mrs Bethan Davies, Mrs Bethan Davies (Lewis), Mrs Eleanor Davies, Mrs Marjorie Davies, Mrs Sally Davies, Mrs Shelly Davies, Mrs Rhian Dillon, Mrs Carolyn Havard, Mrs Ceri Havard, Mrs Barbara Jones, Mrs Jean Jones, Mrs Marilyn Jones, Mrs Nicola Jones, Mrs Eryl Lewis, Mrs Valerie Lewis, Mrs Nerys Mabbet, Mrs Nerys MacDonald, Miss Emma Morgan, Mrs Marion Phillips, Miss Bethan Price, Mrs Margaret Price, Mrs Mary Robinson, Mrs Jackie Thomas, Mrs Sheryl Thomas, Mrs Gwyneth Williams
RULES / RHEOLAU
All entries to be forwarded to the Secretary - Miss Eirlys Parry, Show Office, Defynnog Rd., Sennybridge, Brecon, Powys, LD3 8RU. Telephone number 07399 915617.
st 1. No entries will be accepted after 31 august 2019 and none ON SHOW DAY. 2. Entry fees – 30p per entry and must be received with entry form. Children’s classes – free. 3. All exhibits must be Exhibitor’s own work. Any previous First Prize exhibits in this section are not eligible to compete again. 4. Exhibits to be staged by 9.30am. Judging will commence at 10.00am. No exhibit to be removed before 4.30pm. 5. All prize money to be collected on Show Day. Cash prizes will be awarded to the winners at approximately 4.00pm in the marquee. 6. All cakes to be exhibited on WHITE PAPER PLATES. 7. The committee, while taking every precaution to prevent loss or damage to exhibits, do not hold themselves responsible for the same. They accept no responsibility for cakes, crafts or produce left in the tent after 5pm. 8. Entries are to be displayed in numerical order and at the stewards’ discretion. st nd rd 9. Points awarded 1 – 5; 2 – 3; 3 – 1 10. Photographs – not to exceed 8” x 6” 56 AWARDS / GWOBRAU Cash prizes will be awarded to the following sections:- Highest number of points in classes 1-6 inclusive Highest number of points in classes 65-71 inclusive Highest number of points in classes 7-26 inclusive Highest number of points in classes 72-81 inclusive Highest number of points in classes 27-45 inclusive Highest number of points in classes 98-103 inclusive Highest number of points in classes 46-60 inclusive Highest number of points in classes 104-108 inclusive Highest number of points in classes 61-64 inclusive
CHALLENGE CUPS THE IRIS ROBERTS PERPETUAL CUP – To be presented for the highest number of points in Classes 1-6
THE MR & MRS EVAN MORGAN CHALLENGE CUP – To be presented for the highest number of points in the Adult Classes 7 – 26. To be won three times in succession or five times in all.
THE MR HOWELL PARRY MEMORIAL CUP – To be presented for the highest number of points in Classes 27 – 45
THE MISS H. MASSOCCHI MEMORIAL CUP – To be presented for the highest number of points in Children’s Classes – YFC Members - Classes 61 - 64
THE RITA PARRY MEMORIAL CUP – To be presented for the highest number of points in Children’s Classes – Secondary Age School Pupils – Classes 65 - 71
THE MISS A.E DAVIES PERPETUAL CUP – To be presented for the highest number of points in Children’s Classes - 11 years and under – Classes 72 - 81
Certificates of Merit will be awarded to the Best Exhibit in the following: - Preserve Section Children’s & Young Adult’s Cookery (YFC, Secondary Age, 11 years, 7 years and 4 years) Adult Cookery Section Children’s & Young Adult’s Craft (YFC, Adult Handicraft Section Secondary Age, 11 years, 7 years and 4 years) Adult Painting Section Children’s Painting Adult Photography Section Children’s Photography Woodwork Section
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DOMESTIC SECTION / ADRAN CARTREF st nd rd Prize Money – 1 - £5; 2 - £3; 3 - £2
1. Jar of Fruit Jam 2. Jar of Sweet Jelly - any variety 16. Cherry Cake 3. Jar of Marmalade 17. Savoury Flan (not more than 9 inches 4. Jar of Lemon Curd diameter) 5. Jar of Chutney 18. Orange Cake 6. Jar of Pickled Beetroot (sliced) 19. 5 Sausage Rolls 7. Chocolate Sponge (not decorated) 20. Cheesecake 8. Date and Walnut Loaf 21. Bara Brith 9. Victoria Sponge (Jam only) 22. 4 Savoury Muffins 10. Boiled Fruit Cake 23. A Light Supper for One 11. Plate of Fruit Tart 24. 6 Eggs 12. 6 Welsh Cakes 25. 4 slices of Lemon & Elderflower Traybake 13. Bakewell Tart 26. Chairman’s Choice – Cider & Marmalade 14. 5 Shortbread Fingers Cake (See below for set recipe) 15. 6 Cheese Scones
Cider & Marmalade Cake (Class 26) Ingredients: 12oz Self Raising Flour 1 x large Orange (zest and juice) 6oz Salted Butter 2 Eggs 6oz Demerara Sugar 3tbsp Orange Marmalade 10oz Mixed Dried Fruit ½ pint Cider
Method 1. Preheat oven to gas mark 4 or 180 C. 2. Grease and line a 7-inch round tin. 3. Sieve the flour into a bowl. Rub in the butter until it is breadcrumb consistency. 4. Stir the sugar, mixed dried fruit and the zest of the orange into the breadcrumb mixture and stir thoroughly. 5. In a separate bowl whisk the eggs, marmalade, cider and juice of the orange together. When mixed pour into the breadcrumb mixture and stir until thoroughly combined. 6. Pour the mixture into the greased/lined cake tin and place in the oven for approx. 1½ hours. 7. Serve on a white paper plate.
HANDICRAFT SECTION / ADRAN GWAITH LLAW
27. Hand Knitted Article 39. Any Article not catered in any other Class 28. Crochet Article 40. An Item from Bygone Days 29. A Beanie Hat 41. Adult Painting – any subject 30. Bunting for a Child's Bedroom 42. Pencil Sketch – any subject 31. A Limerick: First line - 'Godfrey came back 43. An old photograph pre- 1960 - 'A Vintage to the pub one night’ Mode of Transport' 32. A Handmade item incorporating Slate 44. Photograph not mounted – 'What a mess' 33. A Handmade Puppet (not to exceed 8” x 6”) 34. A Handmade Calendar for 2020 45. Photograph not mounted – 'British 35. A Handmade Gift Tag Weather’ with a caption (not to exceed 8”x6”) 36. A Novelty Pin Cushion, any medium 46. Shepherd’s Crook (wood) 37. A Handmade Child's Height Chart 47. Shepherd’s Crook (horn) 38. A Child's Themed Draught Excluder, any 48. A Shepherd’s Crook from a single piece of medium wood 58 49. Walking Stick (wood) 57. Thumb Stick in Antler 50. Walking Stick (horn) 58. Market Stick 51. Thumb Stick (wood) 59. An Article made from wood excluding 52. Thumb Stick (horn) sticks 53. A Thumb Stick from a single piece of wood 60. Stick (horn, antler or wood) by a novice 54. Wood Fancy Stick (wood) stick maker within a 6 mile radius of 55. Wood Fancy Stick (horn) Sennybridge 56. Ladies Stick (wood)
CHILDREN’S SECTION / ADRAN PLANT st nd rd Prize Money 1 - £3; 2 - £2; 3 - £1
OPEN TO YFC MEMBERS (Membership cards to be shown to Mrs Marilyn Jones) 61. 4 Chocolate Brownies 62. 2 Savoury Wraps (Wraps can be purchased) 63. Create a Puppet, from any medium, suitable for a child 64. Photograph not mounted – 'A YFC Competition' (not to exceed 8” x 6”)
OPEN TO SECONDARY SCHOOL AGE PUPILS 65. Chocolate Sponge 66. 2 Stuffed Peppers (Halves) 67. 3 Decorated Cupcakes (Cupcakes can be purchased) 68. Mobile Dreamcatcher 69. A Decorated Welly 70. Photograph not mounted – 'Just Good Friends' (not to exceed 8” x 6”) 71. A Pencil Sketch
11 YEARS AND UNDER 72. 4 Decorated Fairy Cakes 83. “Coat of Arms Artwork” (Year 3) 73. 4 Decorated Biscuits (digestive or rich tea) 84. “Welsh Dragon Drawing” (Year 4) 74. 4 Chocolate Nest Cakes 85. “Coat of Arms Artwork” (Year 4) 75. An item of Edible Jewellery 86. “Tudor Houses” (Year 5 - English class) 76. A Decorated Hard-Boiled Egg 87. “Chapels and Churches” (Year 5 - Welsh 77. A Model from Lego, Knex etc. class) 78. A Decorated Stone 88. “Landscape Painting” (Year 5 – Both 79. Handwriting – 'On the Farm' (poem classes) printed below) 89. “Tudor Houses” (Year 6 - English class) 80. Photograph not mounted – 'My Favourite 90. “Chapels and Churches” (Year 6 - Welsh Place' (not to exceed 8” x 6”) class) 81. Painting 'A Tractor' (not to exceed A3 in 91. “Landscape Painting” (Year 6 – Both size) classes) 82. “Welsh Dragon Drawing” (Year 3)
7 YEARS AND UNDER 92. “Dinosaur Silhouette Painting” (Year 2) 98. A Decorated Stone 93. “Birthday Card for Sali Mali” (Year 2) 99. Painting 'My House' 94. “Dinosaur Silhouette Painting” (Year 1) 100. A Scarecrow on a Wooden Spoon 95. “Birthday Card for Sali Mali” (Year 1) 101. 4 Decorated Biscuits (digestive or rich 96. “Dinosaur Silhouette Painting” tea) (Reception) 102. 4 Chocolate Nest Cakes 97. “Birthday Card for Sali Mali” (Reception) 103. Paper Plate Mask
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4 YEARS AND UNDER 104. One Footprint made into a picture (not to exceed A4 in size) 105. A decorated Letter 'G' (not to exceed A4 in size) 106. A Toilet Roll Character 107. 4 Rice Krispie Cakes 108. A pair of Novelty Mittens/Gloves (can be purchased) 109. Bug craft
Classes 82 – 97 confined to Sennybridge School Class 109 confined to Sennybridge Nursery/ Meithrinfa Pontsenni
Poem for Handwriting - Class 79: -
On the Farm Up in the morning, early to bed, Feeding cattle in the shed. Carrying heavy bales of hay, Working hard throughout the day. Suckling calves, cleaning stalls, Picking potatoes, mending walls. Feeding lambs either black or white, Sometimes working day and night. Every day he inspects the grounds, These are a few of my father’s rounds.
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HORTICULTURAL SECTION ADRAN GARDDWRIAETH
Closing date for entries Tuesday 3rd September 2019 All Exhibits to be staged by 10.00am on Show Day Judging to commence at 10.15am prompt
JUDGES / BEIRNIAID 2019
FLOWERS VEGETABLES FLORAL ART Mr Brinley Watkins Mr Brian Evans Mrs Mary Gittoes
HONORARY SECRETARY Miss Emily Forsyth, Tegfan Castle Farm, Sennybridge, Brecon, Powys, LD3 8PS 07387 168329
CHALLENGE CUPS All Shields (with engraving) and Challenge Trophies must be returned to the Secretary by Satur- st day 31 August 2019 Winners of all the shields are responsible for engraving with names, area and year. Perpetual Shields for Pot Plants and Flower Classes Shield Kindly donated by the 1995 Show Committee & Stewards for the highest number of points in the Local Flower Classes (28-42) Shield Kindly donated by the Hay Construction, Hay-On-Wye for the highest number of points in the Open Flower Classes (80 -118A) THE DENNIS GRIFFITHS MEMORIAL TROPHY for the highest number of points in the Open Dahlia Classes (85-98) THE ERIC HALL MEMORIAL TROPHY Class 118A Challenge Trophies for Vegetable, Childrens & Floral Art Classes THE GLYN POWELL MEMORIAL CHALLENGE TANKARD For the Best Local Vegetable Basket (Class 1) THE J.HECTOR TAYLOR MEMORIAL CHALLENGE CUP - Awarded to the Exhibitor gaining the highest number of points in Classes 1 – 27A inclusive. THE TED SIMMONDS MEMORIAL CHALLENGE CUP - Awarded to the Exhibitor gaining the highest number of points in Classes 43 – 79. THE GWYN MOSES MEMORIAL CHALLENGE TROPHY – For the best “Three Leeks” in the Open Vegetable Classes – Class 45. THE SUTTONS SEEDS CHALLENGE TROPHY – For the best “Three Onions” (Trimmed) (Open) – Class 74. THE BERNARD JONES MEMORIAL CHALLENGE CUP – Awarded to the Best Exhibit in the Open Vegetable Classes. THE DAVID GRIFFITHS CHALLENGE CUP – For the best “Three Onions” (Trimmed) (Local) – Class 2. THE MCCREADIE FAMILY CHALLENGE CUP – Awarded to the Children’s Section with the exhibitor gaining the highest number of points Classes 119 – 130. CHALLENGE TROPHY – FLORAL ART Mrs Julia Fielding Challenge Trophy for the Best Exhibit (Classes A-E) THE FORSYTH ENVIRONMENTAL CHALLENGE AWARD for the Best Floral Art Exhibit (Classes F)
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ANNUAL AWARDS A special thank you for the kind donation from the family of the late Mrs Julia Fielding.
Certificates of Merit will be awarded to the Best Exhibit in the following:- Local Vegetables Open Flowers and Vegetables for Chil- Local Flowers and Plants dren Plants Children’s Floral Ar- Flowers for Children Open Vegetables rangement Floral Art Open Honey
RULES / RHEOLAU • All exhibits must be grown by the exhibitor upon land in his own occupation and must have been in his possession from 1st July. The Committee reserve the right to inspect any competi- tor’s garden. • THE COMMITTEE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO REFUSE ANY ENTRY. • The Judges’ decision shall be final as to merit, but should a complaint be made, it shall be de- cided by the Committee, whose decision shall be final. All objections must be made to the Sec- retary, in writing, before 3.30pm on the day of the Show, accompanied by a deposit of £1, which will be returned if the objection is sustained. The Judges will not be bound to award a prize in any class where they do not consider the exhibits deserving of one. • All cut flowers shall be in vases. All vases must be supplied by the exhibitor. • No exhibitor will be allowed to remove any exhibit from the Show before 4.30pm without spe- cial permission from the Secretary. • Exhibitors infringing any of these rules will be disqualified and all show money and entrance fees forfeited. • The Committee, whilst taking every precaution to prevent any loss or damage to exhibits, do not hold themselves responsible for same. • The Committee does not accept responsibility for personal injury. • All exhibits to be staged by 10.00am. Judging will commence at 10.15am on the morning of the Show, at which time the marquee will be closed off to all except the Judges and Stewards. • In the event of a tie, the Exhibitors gaining the highest number of First Prizes shall receive the Trophy. • All prize money to be collected on the Show day. • Points awarded for Trophies Challenge Cups. 1st – 5 points; 2nd – 3 points; 3rd – 1 point. except for classes 83,87,89,91,93,95,96B, 102, 103,105 points awarded 1st – 3 points; 2nd – 2 points; 3rd – 1 point. • The Presentation of Awards will take place in the Horticultural Marquee at 4.00pm. • Children can enter any class, but Classes 119 – 130 are only eligible for Children. • Entry Fee – 30p per entry. Children’s classes - free.
VEGETABLES / BWYDLYSIAU LOCAL / LLEOL – Confined to a six mile radius Prize Money: Class 1 – 1st - £5; 2nd - £3; 3rd - £2 Classes 2 – 22 & Class 25 - 1st - £3; 2nd - £2; 3rd - £1 Classes 23- 24; 26 – 27a - 1st - £2;
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4. Three Onions (sets) 18. Two Courgettes (under 20cm) 5. Five Tomatoes 19. Pair of Vegetable Marrows 6. Five Cherry Tomatoes 20. Two Leeks 7. Truss of tomatoes, not necessarily ripe 21. Collection of vegetables on a plate (three (judged on quantity) different varieties, one of each) 8. Six Shallots (Large Bulbs) 22. Any vegetable not previously mentioned 9. Six Pickling Shallots in schedule 10. Three White Potatoes 23. Heaviest Vegetable Marrow 11. Three Coloured Potatoes 24. Heaviest Stick of Rhubarb 12. Three Globe Beet 25. Novice Class – Any vegetable of your choice 13. Six Runner Beans 14. Six French Beans 26. Longest Runner Bean 27. Ugliest Vegetable 15. Two Cabbages 27A. Heaviest Onion (Trimmed) 16. Two Parsnips 17. Three Sticks Rhubarb
POT PLANTS & FLOWERS / PLANHIGION POTYN A BLODAU LOCAL / LLEOL – Confined to a six mile radius
Prize Money: 1st - £3; 2nd - £2; 3rd - £1
28. Fuchsia (max pot size 20cm) 35. Begonia in bloom (max pot size 20cm) 29. Foliage Plant (excluding coleus) (max pot 36. Single stem hybrid tea Rose size 20cm) 37. Single Rose (judged for scent only) 30. A Pelargonium (max pot size 20cm) 38. Single Dahlia, any variety 31. A Flowering Pot Plant (excluding fuchsia 39. Single Gladioli Spike and pelargonium) (max pot size 20cm) 40. Cactus (in a container) 32. Vase of cut flowers, more than one variety 41. Coleus (max pot size 20cm) 33. Vase of Sweet Peas (six stems) 42. Succulent (in a container) 34. Vase of one stem of any plant in flower
VEGETABLES / BWYDLYSIAU OPEN – AGORED Prize Money: Class 43 & 51 - 1st - £10; 2nd - £7; 3rd - £3 Class 44 - 1st - £5; 2nd - £3; 3rd - £2 Class 45 – 50; 52-74 - 1st - £4; 2nd - £3; 3rd - £2 Class 75 – 78a - 1st - £3 Class 79 - 1st - £10; 2nd - £8; 3rd - £5 Class 79A - 1st - £20
43. Collection of Vegetables (four distinct 44. Basket of Vegetables for the kitchen (dis- kinds, to be staged not exceeding 90cm wide tinct kinds) x 120cm deep) 45. Three Leeks 46. Three Parsnips
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47. Three Carrots (Long) 65. Two Cucumbers 48. Three Carrots (Short) 66. Pair of Vegetable Marrows 49. Any vegetable not in schedule (not more 67. Two Cabbages than 2 of the same variety) 68. Five Apples (Culinary) 50. Plate of Three Potatoes 69. Five Apples (Dessert) 51. Collection of Potatoes (three varieties, 70. Truss of Tomatoes, not necessarily ripe, three to a dish) judged on quantity) 52. Three Onions (250g or under) 71. Collection of Vegetables (three different 53. Three Onions (Sets) varieties, one of each) 54. Five Tomatoes 72. Two Lettuces 55. Five Cherry Tomatoes 73. A Collection of Culinary Herbs – not 56. Five Plum Tomatoes more than 6 in a container (40cm diameter) 57. Six Shallots (Large bulbs) 74. Three Onions (from seed) 58. Six Pickling Shallots 75. Heaviest Onion (Trimmed) 59. Three White Potatoes 76. Heaviest Leek 60. Three Coloured Potatoes 77. Heaviest Marrow 61. Three Globe Beet 78. Heaviest Stick of Rhubarb 62. Six Runner Beans 78A. Longest Runner Bean 79. TOP TRAY CLASS – Kindly Spon- 63. Six Broad Beans sored by Eric & Liz Tadd 64. Six French Beans
The class is for THREE VEGETABLES from the following:- 3 CARROTS; 2 CAULIFLOUR; 3 ONIONS; 3 PARSNIPS; 6 PODS OF PEAS; 3 POTATOES; 6 RUNNER BEAN; 6 TOMATOES; 6 FRENCH BEANS; 2 SWEETCORN; 3 PEPPERS; 2 CUCUMBERS; 3 COURGETTES; 3 RED BEETROOT;2 AUBERGINES. • Peas and beans must be displayed with some stalk attached. • Tomatoes must be displayed with calyces. • Vegetables should be displayed within an area 18” deep x 24” (45cm x 60cm) without bending any part of them. Garnishing with parsley is allowed and a black base cloth is permitted. • A Tray or Board measuring 18” x 24” (45cm x 60cm) can be used.
FLOWERS / BLODAU OPEN – AGORED Prize Money: Classes: 80 - 82; 84–86; 88; 90; 92; 94; 96-96A; 97– 101; 104; 106–117 1st - £5; 2nd - £3; 3rd - £2 Classes: 83; 87; 89; 91; 93; 95; 96B; 102–103; 105 - 1st - £3; 2nd - £2; 3rd - £1 Class 118: 1st - £10 - 2nd - £8 - 3rd - £5; Class 118A 1st - £30; 2nd - £20; 3rd - £10 80. Vase of Three Sprays Chrysanthemums 86. Vase of Three Dahlias Medium cactus and 81. Vase of Three Sprays Chrysanthemums /or semi-cactus same colour 87. Vase of One Dahlia Medium cactus or 82. Vase of Gladioli Three spikes semi-cactus 83. Vase of Gladioli Single spike 88. Vase of Three Dahlias Medium Decora- 84. Bowl of Sweet Peas (foliage optional) tive 85. Two Vases of Dahlias Three blooms in 89. Vase of One Dahlia Medium Decorative each vase 90. Vase of Three Dahlias Small Ball 65
91. Vase of 1 Dahlia Small Ball 104. Streptocarpus in a pot not exceeding 92. Vase of Three Dahlias Small cactus and 20cm /or semi-cactus 105. Single Rose judged on scent only 93. Vase of One Dahlia Small cactus or semi- 106. Begonia in bloom max pot size 20cm cactus 94. Vase of Three Dahlias Small decorative 107. Ornamental Foliage Fuchsia, max pot 95. Vase of One Dahlia Small decorative size 20cm 96. Vase of Three Dahlias Collarette 108. Fuchsia max pot size 20cm 96A. Vase of Three Dalia Water Lily 109. Standard Fuchsia any pot size 96B. A Dahlia Water Lily Bloom floating in 110. A vase of cut flowers from your garden water 97. Vase of Four Pompom Dahlias 111. Pelargonium max pot size 20cm 98. Dahlias One vase of mixed blooms not 112. Cactus in a container exceeding 7 stems 113. Succulent Plant in a container 99. 3 Vases of Cut Flowers, 3 Stems of the 114. Coleus max pot size 20cm same variety in each Vase 100. Sweet Peas One vase, six stalks to a vase 115. A Pot Plant (in bloom not fuchsia or ge- any colour, foliage optional ranium) max pot size 20cm 101. Vase of Three Roses 116. Foliage Plant excluding Coleus) max pot 102. Vast of 1 Stem of any plant in flower size 20cm (excluding Dahlia) 103. Single stem hybrid tea rose
117. MEMBERS CLASS ONLY – A Plant in a Pot max size 20cm, either foliage or flowering – Kindly Sponsored by Mr Ronnie Powell
118. TOP VASE CLASS - Kindly Sponsored by Eric & Liz Tadd The Top Vase Class is for a vase of mixed flowers containing a total of between five and ten stems, taken from a minimum of two different kinds of plant. Please note that it is two different kinds of plants; two varieties of the same flowers are not two kinds. • The display will be judged out of 35 points; 25 points for the colour, form, condition, quality and freshness of the flowers on display, and 10 points for the overall presentation and effect of the plants in the vase. • The vase will be viewed from all directions. • Judging of the blooms should be to normal Royal Horticultural Society Rules. • Plants used in the display must be showing flowers only; no seed heads or berries are allowed. • The vase can be any shape or size and made from any material, but must be in proportion to the display. • No accessories whatsoever – such as bows, additional foliage will be allowed. • Foliage, which is growing naturally from the flowering stem, and still attached to the stem, will be allowed. • Packing material – including florists’ foam to keep the stems upright and in place is allowed. • A vase, by definition, is any vessel that can be used to hold cut flowers and which is taller than it is wide at its widest point.
118A. CHAMPIONSHIP CLASS - 2 vases of flowers up to 5 blooms per vase, and 1 pot plant up to 20cm, kindly sponsored by Mrs Iris Hall and Mr Richard Hall.
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16 YEARS AND UNDER - No entry fee A Rosette will be presented to each child who enters the in Horticultural Section
Prize Money: Class 119 - 130 – 1st - £3; 2nd - £2; 3rd - £1 - kindly sponsored by Mr Fred Eckton
FLORAL ARRANGEMENT 119. An arrangement in an unusual container 119a. An arrangement in a watering can 119b. An arrangement in a kitchen utensil 120. A button hole 121. A Miniature Garden, space allowed 65cm x 40cm 122. A vase of cut garden flowers. Foliage may be used.
VEGETABLES 123. Three Tomatoes on a plate 124. A Truss of Tomatoes, do not need to be ripe, judged for quantity 125. An animal made from vegetables / fruit 126. A collection of vegetables in a basket or bowl 127. Longest Runner Bean
FLOWERS 128. Pot Plant in bloom 129. Foliage Plant 130. Largest Head of a Sunflower
FLORAL ART / CELF BLODAU Prize Money: A - E - 1st - £5; 2nd - £3; 3rd - £2
A. Best Arranged Bowl of Cut Flowers B. An Arrangement based on Circle’s and Sphere’s C. An Arrangement in a Cup and Saucer D. A Decorated Hat for Any Occasion, space allowed 50cm x 50cm E. Gents/Ladies Buttonhole F. An Arrangement based on the theme “Attracting Bee’s and Butterfly to your Garden” – Kindly sponsored by The Forsyth Family
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RULES AND REGULATIONS 1. That a Society be established in connection with the County of Brecon to be called “THE DEVYNOCK AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY”. 2. That as the objects of this Society are various it does not confine its members to bona fide farmers, but solicits the support and countenance of gentleman interested in the before-mentioned County by becoming members of the Society, and that the first and principle object of the Association is to render every assistance and encouragement, the improvement of stock, and also for the protection in general. 3. That the members of the Society shall meet on the last Thursday in March each year to elect a committee, officers etc. for the ensuing year, and that the President, Vice-President, Secretaries and Stewards shall serve on the Committee as ex-officio. 4. Conditions relating to Subscribers to the Society shall be as follows:- Subscribers of £9 shall receive one membership and car to show field. Subscribers of £18 shall receive two memberships and car to show field. Subscribers of £50 shall receive two Vice Presidents badges, car to show field, two luncheon vouchers. Horse section - Members - £8, Non-Members - £10 (and on the day) Cattle section - Members- £2, Non-Members - £5 Sheep section - Members- £1, Non-Members - £2 5. Premiums presented to the Society are subject to the same regulations as the premiums given by the Society, and shall remain so until special written notice to the contrary be given. 6. All sheep and cattle exhibits must be bona fide property of exhibitors, and been in their possession for 3 months. 7. The Society reserves to itself the power of withholding the premiums entirely if there does not appear to be sufficient merit in the animals shown. Should any objection be made as to any kind of description in exhibiting, the premium will be withheld until the Committee is satisfied as to its correctness. 8. All objections and questions of dispute shall be referred to the Committee, whose decision in all cases is final. 9. All arrangements in the Show field to be under the control of the Stewards and Secretaries. 10. The Stock exhibited shall not be distinguished in the Show field by the name of the breeder or owner, but by numbers affixed to or near each lot corresponding with the list in the entry book kept by the secretary. 11. Any objection to an exhibit must be lodged on the day of judging before 4pm, and the objector must pay a deposit of £20, of which £20 will be returned if the objection is upheld, but forfeited to the Society if not sustained. 12. Horses must be measured in their natural position. 13. Every possible care will be taken of stock, property and persons, in connection with the Show, but it should be distinctly understood whilst entering Stock, etc., or by coming into the Showfield, that exhibitors of all animals are responsible for the control and behaviour of all animals on Show premises. The Society will not be responsible for any damage done, loss or accident whatsoever. 14. All exhibitors are expected to hold a public liability insurance with an indemnity limit of no less than £2.5 million.
CONDITIONS OF THE SHOW 1. The Committee reserve to themselves the right to reject any entry without stating their reason for doing so. 2. The word entry shall be considered to mean any animal or object whatsoever exhibited. 3. Members, subscribers, exhibitors, stock attendants or other persons not in possession of admission tickets must pay for admission to the Show field. 4. All exhibits must be on the field by 9.30am. 5. No exhibits to be removed from the Show field before 4pm, except with the Secretaries written permission and any exhibitor disregarding this rule shall forfeit any prize money that he may have won. 6. All exhibits must be kept in the pens or places provided for them. Any stock found wandering about the Show field will be sent out, and the Committee will withhold any prize won by the owner of such animals. 7. Any person disobeying the instructions of the officials or in any way interfering with them in the discharge of their duties will be excluded from the Show field. 8. No bull will be admitted to the Show field unless secured and led by a ring or clip in the nose, and the stewards shall have the power of excluding from the Show field any vicious or unruly animal. 9. All horses and ponies to be led into the Show field. 10. The Prize List is published subject to any Orders that may be issued by DEFRA or Local Authorities. 11. Persons intending to exhibit Stock must pay their subscriptions or Entry Fees for the current year, and give notice in writing to the Secretaries at the time stated in the Schedule, and in default of such payment or notice they will be disqualified. To enforce this rule the Secretaries may call on three members of the Committee to inspect the Entry Book at the time of closing. 12. All entries must be in the hands of the Secretary by the dates as provided in the Schedule otherwise they will be disqualified. 13. All sheep and cattle entries must conform to any DEFRA Regulations operating at the time of the show. 14. No exhibit to be shown in more than one class, except in the horse section. 15. All prize monies to be collected and checked by the recipient at the time of receipt. The show will only accept challenges for inaccuracies made on the Show Day. 16. The Society requests that all Cups to be returned by 31st July each year. 17. Society Special Rosettes will be given only to Champion and Reserve Champion. 70
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