HORSE & AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY www.hinderwellshow.org.uk Facebook: The Hinderwell Horse and Agricultural Society Show

149th Annual Show to be held at THE SHOW FIELD, Runswick Lane, Hinderwell, North . TS13 5HP (by kind permission of Mr. & Mrs. E. Richardson) on Friday 10th August 2018 to commence: 9.00 a.m. Prompt 65 Trophies & Over £2,000 in Prizes Secretaries Main Ms. Andrea Pecherek General Enquiries Tel: 07967 794146 Children’s Mrs. J. Savage Tel: 01947 841289 Tent Mrs. Anne King Tel: 01947 840340 Ros Lydall Tel: 01947 840646 Agricultural Jude Knight Enquiries Tel: 01947 841126 Treasurer Mr. F. Cieslik Tel: 07802 766227 Trade Stands Mary Harland Tel: 01947 840738

Livestock Entries Close: 8 p.m. – Friday 27th July 2018 Show Jumping and Gymkhana entries can be made on the day Dog Show & Tent Entries – on the day only 2018 SHOWFIELD PLAN

(Not to scale) ➣ Hinderwell MAIN ➣ GATE ➣ Vintage Machinery Ferrets

Main Tent Sheep

Dog Ring

Toilets

Craft Judges’ Bar Tent Lunch Tent

Children’s D Tent I S A B

Ring One Toilets

L P.A. E ➣ Pedestrian D access to Secretary Car Park Tent P A First R Ring Two Aid K I N Parking G Tradestands For Ring Three Livestock

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ALL DOGS MUST HAVE UP TO DATE VACCINATIONS

1 Rules

1 All persons knowingly making a false entry shall forfeit all unpaid premiums awarded to them and be disqualified from competing at the next Show. 2 All foals must be haltered. 3 Animal owners are kindly requested not to clean horse boxes etc. out on the Show Field. 4 All animals exhibited must be the property of the exhibitor at the time of entry. 5 No entry fees refundable. 6 An additional charge of £1.00 per person to be paid with each entry form in order to assist with the provision of First Aid Cover. 7 The committee will use every precaution to prevent accidents to exhibits and the public, but should any incident occur, they will not be held responsible for the damage or accident. 8 All disputes to be decided by the Committee, and not subject to any proceedings at law. 9 Objections must be given in writing to the Secretary before the close of the Show with a deposit of £20.00 and any further expenses incurred must be paid by the persons against whom the Committee give their decision. The deposit will be forfeited to the Society if the objection is not sustained. 10 Any exhibitor making use of any offensive language to any Judges or Stewards on the field or in connection with decisions, to forfeit all prizes awarded to them. 11 A General Meeting of Members shall be held in the months of January or February annually, at which a statement of the Society’s affairs shall be submitted : Rules revised: Schedule or premiums arranged, Officers elected and all other business transacted. 12 All entries with entrance fees and a S.A.E., to be sent to the Secretary in writing on or before the closing date of entries. Telephone entries cannot be accepted, even the Best of Friends! PLEASE USE FIRST CLASS POST TO AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT. 13 All Trophies are to be returned in good, clean condition and suitably engraved. 14 If a competitor wins the same Perpetual Trophy for three consecutive years the Show Committee will buy them a small trophy to keep as a memento. Please inform Secretary prior to Show Day. 15 Riders to wear a hard hat when mounted, which meets current British Standard specifications. Hats which bear EN1384 or BSEN1384 ALONG WITH another accepted standard, will be permitted. For example, BSEN1384 & PAS015 (1998 or 2011) along with the Kitemark or Inspec IC mark will be acceptable, but not BSEN1384 on its own. 16 Entry Tickets – for £5 in entries an admission ticket will be sent to a maximum of 2 tickets, at the discretion of the secretary. 17 Horse Passports should accompany the horse/pony while attending the Show. While the Show does not have to check these are present, competitors should have them with them as Trading Standards may do a ‘spot check’. 18 Entry onto the field will be by official pass only and any vehicle seeking access to the field without a pass will be charged £10.

Cover Photo of MULGRAVE CONTRALTO by kind permission of Mrs. D.M. & Mr. J.G. Welford, Dalehouse, 2 OFFICERS

President : Mrs. Gill Swales Vice Presidents Mrs. M. Metcalfe Dr. G. Croft Mrs. Y. Barber Mrs. M. Harland Mr. M. Dobson MRCVS Mrs. C.A. Barker Mr. J. Summerson Mr. D. Barker Mr. I. MacDonald MRCVS Mr. G. Turton Mr. R.C. Harland Mr. R. Cohen Mr. E. Mathews Mr. J. Armsby Mr. E. Welford Marquis of Normanby Mr. Joe Welford Mrs. E.M. Welford Mr. G. Stevenson Mrs. A. MacKinder Mr. J. Barker Mr. R. Reynolds ACA Mr. D. Richardson Mr. M. Allen Mr. R. Smith Mrs. L. Richardson Dr. S. Johnson Mr. F. Stainthorpe Mr. E. Richardson Mr. T. Bottomley Mr. M. Barker Mrs. K. Richardson Ms L. Dale Ms. Jude Knight

Acting Chair of Committee : Mary Harland Honorary Treasurer : Mr. Filip Cieslik Honorary Secretary : Ms. Andrea Pecherek Honorary Surgeon : Dr. G. Croft Honorary Veterinary Surgeons : Clevedale Veterinary Practice Honorary Auditor : Wasley Chapman Tent Section : Ms. S. Featherstone, Mrs. A. King, Mrs. R. Lydall Trade Stands : Mrs. M. Harland Children’s Section : Mrs. J. Savage

Active Committee Mrs. M. Harland Mr. F. Cieslik Mr. P. Dale Mrs. J. Walker Ms. J. Knight Ms. A. Pecherek Mrs. R. Lydall Mr. S. Blackburn Mrs. J. Savage Mrs. A. King Mrs. M. Metcalfe Mr. S. Perkins Mr. R. Cohen

Thanks to everyone who regularly helps on show day Mr. C. Welford Mr. M. Sewell Mr. E. Richardson Mr. R. Hodgson Mr. D. Barker Mrs. J. Welford Mr. J. Welford Mr. A. Harland Mr. D. Richardson Miss E. Blake Mrs. L.M. Dale Mrs. A. Ellis Mr. S. Barker Ms. K. Harland Mr. S. Savage Mr. S. Ellis Mrs. T. Blackburn Mr. J. Summerson Mrs. M. Newby Mr. M. Brown Miss H. Barnett-Savage Mrs. J. Sowerby Mrs. G. Pearson Mrs. J. McLaughlin Miss N. McLaughlin Mr. R. Sowerby Mr. E. Mathews 3 Runcible Spoon CAFE, VILLAGE SHOP & ACCOMMODATION

CAFÉ & TEA GARDEN • Opens 10.00am-4.00pm (Tuesdays closed) Serving freshly ground coffee, a selection of teas, a hot and cold food menu and our own cakes, including our own freshly baked scones • Evening dining in Friday’s & Saturday’s for Pizza & Pasta from 6.00 till 9.00pm • Look out for Pot Luck Monthly Live Music Nights and Speciality Food Nights like our popular Tapas Evenings SHOP • Opens from 8.45am till 4pm (Monday-Saturday except Tuesdays) & opens Sundays from 10am till 4pm (please check opening hours as they change seasonally) • We sell freshly made sandwiches, ice creams, pies & pastries, sweet treats, our own bread including sour dough, hot drinks, delicatessen, beers, wines and household provisions. • Check out our Calzone’s fresh from our oven in the shop. • Pizza takeaway is served from the shop on Friday & Saturday evenings from 5.30pm till 9.00pm ACCOMMODATION • 3 Star Self Contained Apartment (Reservations with Welcome Cottages) • Ensuite Double & Single Rooms (Reservations with Booking.com) Please also enquire in the café for accommodation availablity 16 High Street, Hinderwell, Saltburn by the Sea TS13 5JH 01947840700

4 TIMETABLE

Timings of events in the show rings are approximate given the unknown number of entries. Competitors are reminded that it is their responsibility to be available for their respective classes.

RING ONE Class No. 9.00 am: Best Turned Out Pony & Rider (Jnr.) 28 9.30 am: Best Turned Out Pony & Rider (Snr.) 29 10.00 am: Most Suited Pony & Rider 30 10.30 am: Hunter – Breeding 1 - 4 11.00 am: Agricultural Horses 14 - 17 11.45 am: Cleveland Bays 7 - 12 12.30 pm: Ridden Ponies 32 - 35 2.00 pm: 15+ Ridden Horses & Ponies 36 2.30 pm: Decorated Agricultural Horses 18 3.00 pm: Mounted Fancy Dress 37 To Follow: Goathland & Glaisdale Hunt To Follow: Gymkhana Games 47 - 56

RING TWO 9.00 am: Pony Breeding 19 - 27 11.00 am: Retrained Racehorse to Riding Horse 13 11.30 am: Coloured Horse/Pony Ridden 31

RING THREE 9.00 am: Hunter – Open 5 9.30 am: Hunter – Ladies 6 10.00 am: Show Jumping commences 39 - 46

10.30 am: Sheep Judging Commences 11.00 am: Tent & Ferret Judging Commences 11.00 am: All Vintage Machinery to be on the Showfield 11.30 am: Dog Show open for entries 1.00 pm: Dog Show Judging Commences 4.00 pm: Presentation of Tent Section Trophies in the Main Tent 4.30 - 5.30 pm: Prize Money to be collected from Main Tent

5 ADMISSION AND PARKING

ADMISSION: Adults : £5.00 – Children : £3.00 – OAP’s : £4.00 Family : £14.00 (2 Adults & 2 Children)

CAR PARKING FREE in Official Car Parking Field

DISABLED PARKING There is ample disabled parking available near to the pedestrian access to the showfield. Please access this by using the officialcar park entrance. Unfortunately, we are not able to offer public ringside parking.

Agricultural Competitors Entry Tickets – for £5 in entries an admission ticket will be sent to a maximum of 2 tickets, at the discretion of the secretary.

Tent exhibitors will be allowed to park on the showfield whilst delivering exhibits. After 11.00 a.m. their vehicles must be removed.

Vehicles will only be admitted to the Main Showfield if displaying the official pass, otherwise they will be directed into the car park field. (see rule 18) Vehicle passes admit the driver/rider(s) only - passengers not included.

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6 JUDGES

Hunters TBC

Cleveland Bays Mrs. J. Moore

Heavy Horses Mr. F. Richardson

Pony Breeding Mrs. C. Field

Tack & Turnout Ridden Ponies TBC & Local Classes

Show Jumping Mrs. A Wilson

Gymkhana Games Glaisdale Pony Club

Ferrets Mr. J. Cuthbert

Sheep TBC

Dog Show Mrs. N. Garbutt

Farm Produce Mr. B. Hogarth

Garden Produce Mr. E. Smith

Flowers Mr. B. Richardson

Handicrafts Mrs. D. King and Mrs. E. Adlington

Confectionary & Preserves Mrs. G Smith

Photography Mr. M. Shaw

Children’s Mrs. A. Robson

Children’s Confectionary Mrs. J. Barker

Vintage Machinery Mr. Clive Welford

STEWARDS

Ring Eric Matthews, Kate Harland, Lesley Dale, Glaisdale Pony Club

Tent Ms. S. Featherstone, Mrs. R. Lydall, Mrs. A. King, Hinderwell Ladies WI

Sheep Mr. J. Welford Ferrets Mrs. S. Lloyd

Dog Show Mrs. N. Garbutt Children’s Section Mrs. J. Savage 7 HORSES

ENTRY FEE Classes 1 – 27 : £4.00 (except class 12)

PRIZE MONEY First £15.00 : Second £10.00 : Third £5.00

ROSETTES To 3rd Place (10 entries – 4th Place)(15 entries 5th Place)

Class 1 Hunter Brood Mare 2 Hunter Foal, Colt of Filly 3 Hunter Yearling, Colt, Gelding or Filly 4 Hunter two or three year old, Gelding or Filly

CHAMPIONSHIP First Prize Winners from Classes 2, 3 & 4 to compete for The Hinderwell Show Young Hunter Shield (held for 1 year) and a Hinderwell Show Champion Rosette

5 Hunter - Open, four years old & over, able to carry 12 stone or over. To be ridden in the ring. The K.M. Dale Perpetual Trophy to the winner for 1 year 6 Hunter - Ladies, four years old & over, to be ridden in the ring Winner of Class 5 barred. The D.C. Hodgson Perpetual Trophy to the winner for 1 year

CHAMPIONSHIP First and Second Prize Winners from Classes 5 & 6 to compete for the Ridden Hunter Championship. Winner to receive a cash prize of £25 thanks to a kind donation from Mrs. Jean Swain

The Cleveland Bay Horse Society kindly donates £25 towards prize money and special rosettes for each highest placed pure/part bred Cleveland Bay in the Hunter Classes 1 – 6. If you are eligible for one of these, please make this clear on your entry form. The Fox Inn, Roxby have kindly donated a sash, rosette and £25 to the best turned out Cleveland Bay.

All animals in Classes 7 - 12 must be entered in the Cleveland Bay Stud Book or eligible for entry. Name and Stud Book Number to be submitted with entry. Grade register males may not be shown as yearling or older but remain eligible for part bred classes.

Class 7 Cleveland Bay Brood Mare The R.W. Welford Perpetual Trophy to the winner for 1 year A Trophy given by Mrs. Ann Leslie for the highest placed Local broodmare, owner residing within 20 miles of Hinderwell 8 Cleveland Bay Foal, Colt or Filly The Jack America Perpetual Trophy to the winner for 1 year 9 Cleveland Bay Yearling, Colt, Gelding or Filly The L.S. Powell Perpetual Trophy to the winner for 1 year 10 Two or three year old, Colt, Gelding or Filly The John Welford Perpetual Trophy to the winner for 1 year 11 Part Bred Foal or Yearling. All foals must have at least one great grand-parent in the Cleveland Bay Stud Book or Grading Register. All yearlings must be entered in the Cleveland Bay Part Bred Register The Oswald Welford Perpetual Trophy to the winner for 1 year 12 Cleveland Bay Female Champion to have won in Classes 7 - 10 The George Duell Perpetual Trophy to the winner for 1 year Also Hinderwell Show Champion Rosette (no entry fee - No prize Money) 13 Retrained Racehorse to Riding Horse Sponsored by Phillip Kirby Racing 8 AGRICULTURAL HORSES

PRIZE MONEY First £30.00 : Second £15.00 : Third £10.00

Class 14 Agricultural Brood Mare, with foal at foot or stinted The Mr. J. Codling Perpetual Trophy to the winner for 1 year 15 Agricultural Foal, Colt or Filly 16 Agricultural yearling, Colt, Gelding or Filly The Mary E. Nellis Perpetual Trophy to the winner for 1 year 17 Agricultural Mare or Gelding : 2 years old and over Winner of Class 13 barred 18 Agricultural Horse Decorated : Any Gear £10 to each entry Please Note Class 18 At Approx 2.30 pm

PONY BREEDING

Pony Breeding calculated not to exceed 14.2 h.h. at maturity in Classes 19 - 26

Class 19 Pony Brood Mare The Les Welford Memorial Trophy to the winner for 1 year 20 Pony Foal, Colt or Filly The Hawsker Stud Trophy to the winner for 1 year 21 Pony Yearling, Colt, Gelding or Filly 22 Pony two or three year old, Colt, Gelding or Filly 23 Shetland Pony, Any Age, In Hand The P. Robinson Perpetual Trophy to the winner for 1 year 24 Miniature Shetland, Any Age, In Hand (ponies not to exceed 34” at maturity) Entrants to class 23 barred. The Hawsker Shetland Stud Trophy to the winner for 1 year 25 Welsh Pony, Any Age, In Hand Mrs. J. Beckett kindly donates the Goldlands Welsh Pony Challenge Plate to winner for 1 year 26 Coloured Horse or Pony, Any Age, In Hand. Class to be divided if sufficient exhibits 27 Mountain & Moorland Breeds, Any Age, In Hand, Class to be divided if sufficient exhibits. No Shetlands or Welsh Ponies allowed The Dales Society, has kindly donated a rosette for the highest placed Dales shown in hand.

IN HAND CHAMPIONSHIP First Prize Winners from Classes 19 - 27 to compete The Stanley Grange Stud Perpetual Trophy to the winner for 1 year and a Hinderwell Show Champion Rosette

Tues, Thurs, Fri, Sat 5 pm – 8 pm

Fri, Sat 11.45 am – 1.30 pm

open all day Hinderwell Show Day

9 RIDDEN PONIES

Children to prove age if required. Ponies may be measured by Veterinary Surgeon. All Ponies to be 4 years old and over

ENTRY FEES Classes 28 - 36 : £4.00

PRIZE MONEY Classes 31 to 36 : First £10.00 : Second £5.00 : Third £3.00 Classes 28 & 29 are kindly sponsored by Cleveland Country Store Skelton Class 30 will be vouchers for and kindly donated by Millbry Hill First £10.00 : Second £5.00 : Third £3.00

ROSETTES To Sixth Place

NOTE Classes 28 - 56 ALL COMPETITORS MUST WEAR A HARD HAT (see Rule 15)

Class 28 Best Turned Out Pony & Rider, 8 years and under, lead rein allowed. The highest placed local Pony & Rider both residing within 10 miles of the Showfield will receive the Oakridge Perpetual Shield for 1 year. Rosettes All Entrants

29 Best Turned Out Pony & Rider, 9 - 20 years inclusive, The highest placed local Pony & Rider both residing within 10 miles of the Showfield will receive The Edward Richardson Perpetual Trophy for 1 year. Rosettes All Entrants

CHAMPIONSHIP The 1st Prize winners from Classes 28 & 29 to compete for the Crispen Perpetual Trophy to be held by winner for 1 year & Hinderwell Show Champion Rosette

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10 Class 30 Most Suited Pony & Rider, rider 16 years & under. Ponies 14.2 h.h. & Under The Abe Manship Perpetual Trophy to best child 9 - 16 years both residing within 10 miles of Showfield (held for 1 year) The R. Wilson Perpetual Trophy to best child 8 years and under both residing within 10 miles of Showfield (held for 1 year) Rosettes to all entrants 31 Coloured Horse or Pony, Any Age, Rider any age. Mrs. Holdsworth kindly donates the ‘Show No Mercy’ Perpetual Trophy to winner for 1 year. Class to be divided if sufficient exhibits 32 Lead Rein Pony. Not to exceed 12.2 h.h. To be ridden by a child 8 years & under. Rosettes to all entrants The Priory Saddlery Perpetual Shield to winner for 1 year 33 Riding Pony not to exceed 12.2 h.h. Suitable for, and to be ridden by a child 12 years & under The Priory Saddlery Perpetual Cup to the winner for 1 year 34 Riding Pony exceeding 12.2.h.h. and not exceeding 13.2 h.h. suitable for, and to be ridden by a child 14 years & under The J.W. McClachlin Perpetual Trophy to the winner for 1 year 35 Riding Pony exceeding 13.2.h.h. and not exceeding 14.2 h.h. suitable for, and to be ridden by a child 16 years & under The John J. Featherstone Perpetual Trophy to the winner for 1 year 36 15 + Ridden Horses & Ponies that are 15 years and over

FANCY DRESS To be judged by Show President at 2.30 p.m.(Mounted) in Ring 1

Class 37 Mounted Fancy Dress, child 16 years and under. ENTRY FEE £1.00 : PRIZE MONEY 1st £3.00 : 2nd £2.00 : 3rd £1.00 Rosettes all entrants. Liam Bell Perpetual Trophy to the winner for 1 year. (All competitors in this class to wear hard hat that complies with rule 15) Beacon Farm Ice Cream Parlour and Tearooms Traditional Dairy Ice Cream Best Ice Cream On The As Voted By The Times

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11 SHOW JUMPING

PLEASE NOTE WE ARE NOT TAKING PRE-ENTRIES FOR SHOW JUMPING THIS YEAR

ENTRY FEE Classes 39 - 46 : £5.00

PRIZE MONEY Classes 39 - 46 : 1st £10.00 : 2nd £7.00 : 3rd £5.00 : 4th £3.00 : 5th £2.00

Class 39 Tiny Tots Jumping. Pony must be led. Riders 8 years & under. Fences not to exceed 45cm. The Herman Wood Perpetual Trophy to the winner for 1 year. Sponsored by Clevedale Veterinary Practice 40 First Ridden (not led, just off lead rein). Riders 10yrs & under. Fences not to exceed 45cm. First Ridden Perpetual Trophy to the winner for 1 year. 41 65cm Jumping. Pony not to exceed 148cm. Riders 16yrs & under. The Hinderwell Show Novice Pony Trophy to the winner for 1 yr. 42 75cm Jumping. Pony not to exceed 148cm. Riders 16yrs & under. The John Laverick Memorial Trophy to the winner for 1 yr. 43 85cm Jumping. Pony not to exceed 148cm. Riders 16yrs & under. The C W Barker Perpetual Trophy to the winner for 1 yr. 44 65cm Jumping. Horse over 148cm. Riders any age. The Mrs D Houghton Perpetual Trophy to the winner for 1 yr. 45 75cm Jumping. Horse over 148cm. Riders any age. The Mrs Featherstone Perpetual Trophy to the winner for 1 yr. 46 85cm Jumping. Horse over 148cm. Riders any age. The G & E V Thompson Perpetual Trophy to the winner for 1 yr.

GYMKHANA

PLEASE NOTE WE ARE NOT TAKING PRE-ENTRIES FOR GYMKHANA THIS YEAR

ENTRY FEE Classes 47 - 55 : £1.00

PRIZE MONEY First £4.00 : Second £3.00 : Third £2.00 : Fourth £1.00

ROSETTES To Fourth Place

Class 47 Lead Rein Bending Race...... 8 years & under 48 Bending Race...... 12 years & under 49 Bending Race...... 16 years & under 50 Lead Rein Mug Race...... 8 years & under 51 Mug Race...... 12 years & under 52 Mug Race...... 16 years & under 53 Lead Rein Flag Race...... 8 years & under 54 Flag Race...... 12 years & under 55 Flag Race...... 16 years & under 56 Potato Race. Non winners: No entry fee: No prize money (pony/rider to have competed in previous classes as a pair)

A Miniature Trophy & A Hinderwell Show Champion Rosette will be awarded to the child gaining most points in each age group. On the same pony.

12 D.M. BARKER

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SHEEP To be Judged at 10.30 a.m.

ENTRY FEE Classes S1 – S8 : £2.00 Class S9 : Free entry

PRIZE MONEY Classes S1 – S8 First £8.00 : Second £5.00 : Third £3.00

ROSETTES To 4th Place

Class S1 Two cross-bred Butchers Lambs – British Breed S2 Two cross-bred Butchers Lambs – Continental S3 Masham / Mule, Gimmer / Lamb for breeding purposes S4 Texel Male S5 Texel Female S6 Rare Breed Class Upland – Any Age / Breed S7 Rare Breed Class Lowland – Any Age / Breed S8 Pet Lamb to be shown by a child 12 years or under

The Joss Welford Trophy will be awarded to the best exhibit residing within 10 miles of the Showfield in classes S1 & S2

The Geoffrey West Memorial Trophy will be awarded to the best Mule in class S3

The Texel Trophy will be awarded to the best pure bred Texel in class S4 - S5

The Hinderwell Show Trophy will be awarded to the best exhibit residing within 5 miles of the Showfield in classes S4 - S7

The George Foster Memorial Trophy will be awarded to the winner of class S5

Thanks to a donation from Whitby Falconers, the winner of Class S8 will receive £10 and a Perpetual Trophy

FERRETS To be exhibited in the main tent To be Judged at 11.00 a.m.

ENTRY FEE Classes F1 - F12 : £1 Entries On Day £1.50

PRIZE MONEY First £3.00 : Second £2.00 : Third £1.00

ROSETTES First to Third

Exhibitors to provide own cages

Class F1 Dog White Adult F8 2017 Breed Bitch White F2 Bitch White Adult F9 2017 Breed Dog Polecat F3 Dog Polecat Adult F10 2017 Breed Bitch Polecat F4 Bitch Polecat Adult F11 2017 Breed Dog Any Other Colour F5 Dog Any Other Colour Adult F12 2017 Breed Bitch Any Other Colour F6 Bitch Any Other Colour Adult F13 Best Pair F7 2017 Breed Dog White

The Mr. R. Chaplin Shield will be awarded for the Best Adult Ferret The Mr. R. Chaplin Shield 2 will be awarded for the Best Young Ferret

15 EXEMPTION DOG SHOW (K.C. Licence)

No dog under six months old to enter

To be judged at 1.00 p.m.

ENTRY FEE £1 on the day : Taken from 11.30 at dog ring

PRIZES According to entries

ROSETTES To fourth place

PEDIGREE DOGS

Class D1 Any Variety Puppy, dog or bitch (6 - 12 months) D2 Any Variety Sporting, dog or bitch D3 Any Variety Non Sporting, dog or bitch D4 Any Variety Open, dog or bitch

NOVELTY CLASSES (open to pedigree and non pedigree)

Class D5 Best Condition D6 Best Cross Bred D7 Veteran (7 years and over) D8 Best Child Handler (5 -11 years) D9 Best Child Handler (12 -16 years) D10 Dog With The Most Appealing Expression D11 Waggiest Tail D12 The Dog The Judge Would Most Like To Take Home D13 Best Mover D14 ‘Rags to Riches’ - Rescue dogs only

A Perpetual Trophy to the best Pedigree Puppy for 1 year The Dugdale Perpetual Trophy to Best Pedigree Dog/Bitch for 1 year The Cascade Shield for the Best Non Pedigree Dog/Bitch in class D6 for 1 year A Perpetual Trophy for the winner of class D8 (child handler 5 - 11 years) and prize money (First £5, Second £3,Third £2) thanks to sponsorship from Chris Sayers, Ellerby Home Boarding for dogs A Perpetual Trophy for the Best Child Handler under 12 - 16 years, D9 for 1 year A Perpetual Trophy for the Best Veteran D7 for 1 year A Perpetual Trophy for winner of class D14 for 1 year The Hawsker Dog Club Perpetual Trophy 1 Best Condition in class D5 for 1 year The Hawsker Dog Club Perpetual Trophy 2 Best Mover in class D13 for 1 year

16 VINTAGE MACHINERY

ENTRY FEE £1.00

PRIZES Rosettes to 1st, 2nd & 3rd place.

Attendance Plaque for each exhibitor

The Kay Dale Perpetual Trophy and Championship Rosette to be awarded to Best Exhibit in Show for 1 year

Class V1 Stationary Engine Exhibit - Restored V2 Stationary Engine Exhibit - ‘Working Clothes’ V3 Tractor - Restored V4 Tractor - ‘Working Clothes’

Please use vintage machinery entry form at rear of this schedule

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17 TENT SECTION

Entries for all Classes will be taken in the Marquee on Show Day between 9 a.m. and 10.45 a.m. Labels to attach to your entries can be found at the back of this schedule.

All Exhibits to be arranged by 10.45 a.m. All Exhibits must be exhibitor’s own work All Vases to be provided by the Exhibitor

All Tent Exhibitors can park in Showfield up to 10.45 a.m. ONLY vehicles must then be removed to the car park field

Prize Money to be collected between 4.30 p.m. and 5.30 p.m. in the MARQUEE. 1 Exhibitors in Classes A1 - A10 must grow not less than /4 acre of the relevant produce. Exhibits to remain in the tent until 4.30 p.m. or at the discretion of the Stewards. Exhibits remaining at 5.30 p.m. left at owners risk.

ENTRY FEE All Classes : 50p on the day PRIZE MONEY All Classes : First £3.00 : Second £2.00 : Third £1.00 In a Class with three or less entries, Prizes will be awarded at the Judge’s discretion.

FARM PRODUCE

Class A1 Twelve Ears of Wheat A2 Twelve Ears of Barley A3 Twelve Ears of Short Oats A4 Half kilo sample of Combined Barley : this years A5 Best Sample Hay, approx. 14lb. this years A6 Best Sample Silage, approx. 14lb. this years A7 Six Heaviest Potatoes A8 Four Coloured Potatoes A9 Four White Round Potatoes A10 Four White Kidney Potatoes A11 Six Hen Eggs, any colour A12 Six Bantam Eggs, any colour A13 Thumb Stick, Horn or Wood Topped A14 Market Stick, Horn or Wood Headed A15 Walking Stick, Horn or Wood Headed A16 Shepherds Crook, Horn Headed A17 Fancy Horn Headed Walking Stick

The Aaron Hart Perpetual Shield will be awarded to the Best Exhibit from Classes A5 & A6 to be held for one year. To be presented in the Marquee at 4.00 p.m.

The Bill Barker Trophy to be awarded to the exhibitor gaining most points in this section. To be presented in the Marquee at 4pm. To be held for one year.

18 GARDEN PRODUCE

Class G1 Four White Round Potatoes G2 Four White Kidney Potatoes G3 Four Coloured Round Potatoes G4 Four Coloured Kidney Potatoes G5 Cabbage, pointed G6 Cabbage, round or drum head G7 Two Parsnips G8 Cauliflower, trimmed G9 Two Heads Of Cabbage Lettuce G10 Six Pods Of Peas G11 Six Pods Of Broad Beans G12 Six French Beans G13 Six Runner Beans G14 Cucumber G15 Marrow G16 Five Tomatoes G17 Two Onions, dressed under 250g G18 Two Onions, dressed over 250g G19 Heaviest Onion G20 Six Shallots, straw G21 Six Shallots, any other variety G22 Two Garden Turnips G23 Three Carrots, long G24 Three Carrots, stumpy G25 Two Courgettes G26 Two Globe Beetroot G27 Two Long Beetroot G28 Two Sticks Red Rhubarb G29 Two Leeks

The George Perpetual Trophy will be awarded to the Exhibitor gaining most points in this Section. To be held for 1 year. To be presented in the Marquee at 4.00 p.m.

FLOWERS

Class F1 Posy of garden flowers F2 Six pansies in a glass vase F3 Six sweet peas F4 One rose, any variety F5 Three stems Floribunda roses F6 Three stems of Hybrid tea roses F7 Vase of mixed flowers F8 Five Dahlias, pom pom F9 Three Dahlias, any variety F10 One spike Gladiolus F11 Three spiked Gladioli F12 Fuschia, any shape F13 Best Pelargonium/Geranium F14 Pot Plant Flowering F15 Pot Plant Foliage F16 Collection of Cacti in one container F17 Best Cactus F18 Best Succulent

The Kath Calvert Memorial Trophy will be awarded to the Exhibitor gaining most points in this Section. To be presented in the MARQUEE at 4.00 p.m. held for 1 year 19 Your friendly, local printer. Established 1988

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Class H1 Wool Rug – unlined H2 Any embroidered article H3 Quilt sample (not exceeding 36” x 36”) H4 Scarf made from any medium H5 Cushion cover – with cushion H6 Any paper crafted item H7 Crochet article H8 Hand knitted garment H9 Bag made from any medium H10 Hand knitted baby garment H11 Item made using sewing machine H12 Soft Toy H13 Painting, own work only H14 Picture – other than paint, own work only H15 Article made from wood

The Alan Palfreyman Perpetual Trophy will be awarded to the Exhibitor gaining most points in this Section in classes H1 - H15. To be presented in the MARQUEE at 4.00 p.m. held for 1 year

The Jean Shipley Perpetual Trophy will be awarded for the best knitted garment from Classes H8 and H10.

CONFECTIONERY & PRESERVES

Class C1 Loaf Of White Bread C2 Four Brown Bread Buns C3 Two Tea Cakes, baked on a shelf C4 Family Fruit Loaf, set recipe

Ingredients 8oz. Margarine 6oz. Plain Flour 8oz. Demerara Sugar 6oz. Self Raising Flour 4 Eggs 1 Level Teaspoon Nutmeg 1 1 Des. Sp. Marmalade /2 Teacup Milk 12oz. Dried Fruit Method Cream marg & sugar. Beat in eggs, mix in dry ingredients with fruit, milk, 1 marmalade. Put in well greased loaf tin and cook for 2 /4 hours - 250˚F / gas 1

Class C5 Four Cheese Scones C6 Four Fruit Scones C7 Fruit Flan C8 Victoria Sponge (made as 2 separate cakes sandwiched together with strawberry jam and sprinkled with caster sugar) C9 Four Chocolate Muffins C10 Saucer Fruit Pie, short crust pastry 1 C11 Yorkshire Curd Tart, 5 /2” tin approx. C12 Four Iced Fancies C13 Four Sausage Rolls C14 Four Sausage Rolls, flaky pastry C15 Carrot Cake (made in a round tin) C16 Four Biscuits C17 Fruit Jelly Jam C18 Raspberry Jam 21 22 Class C19 Strawberry Jam C20 Blackcurrent Jam C21 Mixed Fruit Jam C22 Chutney C23 Home Made Marmalade

The Joan Barker Perpetual Trophy will be awarded to the Exhibitor gaining most points in the Confectionery and Preserves Section combined (Classes C1 - C23). To be presented in the MARQUEE at 4.00 p.m. To be held for 1 year.

PHOTOGRAPHY

Amateur Only : Black/White or Colour Photographs to be mounted with a maximum 1” border and not to exceed 6” x 8” including border. Class P4 to allow for relevent caption on maximum 1” border

Class P1 Portrait P2 Monochrome, any subject P3 Animals or Birds P4 Most Humorous with Caption P5 Landscape P6 People P7 Action Photography P8 Favourite Local Scene

The Chris Roberts Perpetual Trophy will be awarded to the Exhibitor gaining most points in this Section. To be presented in the MARQUEE at 4.00 p.m. held for 1 year

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24 CHILDREN’S CLASSES

All exhibits must have Name, Age & Class Number, on reverse side otherwise they cannot be judged. They must be the Child’s own original and unaided work, and completed within the last year. Only One Entry per Exhibitor in each Class

All Entries taken on Show Day, 9.00 - 11.00 a.m. Choice of Rosette or Prize Money for winning entries Prizes and Exhibits must be collected by 5.00 p.m. Any remaining exhibits cannot be saved

PRIZE MONEY First £1.00 : Second 50p : Third 30p

A Miniature Trophy to keep will be awarded to the child who gains most points in each age group

A Miniature Trophy will be awarded to the winning school

The June Rose Laverick Trophy to be held for 1 year will be awarded to the child who gains the most points in all classes

The Margaret Barker Perpetual Trophy to be held for 1 year : for Best Picture

The Sheila Wrightson Trophy to be held for 1 year : for Best Handwriting

A Miniature Trophy has been kindly donated by Mrs. Y. Barber for the Best Photograph in Classes 71 - 75. To be held for 1 year

A Miniature Trophy to be held for 1 year for the best confectionery entry.

The Elizabeth Little Trophy to be held for 1 year: for Best exhibit pre-school and 5 years

Pictures/Collage not to exceed 42cm x 30cm (A3) Miniature gardens not to exceed 30cm at widest point

Don’t forget the photography section classes 71 - 75 to gain those extra winning points

Free Fun Craft Workshops (for local children) to prepare your entries Monday 6th August 1 pm - 3.00 pm at the Village Hall

PRE-SCHOOL & 5 YEARS

Class 1 Picture : own subject, any medium 2 Handprint or draw round your hand and add pattern/decoration 3 Handwriting (not illustrated)

Mary had a little lamb

Class 4 Apple on a Stick, dipped in chocolate and decorated 5 Vegetable / Fruit Animal 6 Pasta Necklace (it is possible to dye the pasta 7 2 Iced /Decorated (rich tea) Biscuits

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26 CHILDREN 6 YEARS & 7 YEARS

Class 9 Picture : own subject, any medium 10 Cup Cake Case Picture (use cake cases to create amazing pictures - add extra embellishments if desired) 11 Make a Fairy Door out of card/clay and decorate 12 Handwriting (not illustrated)

MISTER MOON Mister Moon looks out of the sky And watches me with his big bright eye And follows me wherever I go – Hello, Mister Moon! Hello! Of all the children that he can see Why does he choose to follow me? And watch me with his eye so bright – Good night, Mister Moon! Good night!

Class 13 Miniature Garden 14 Flower arrangement in an unusual container 15 Vegetable/Fruit Animal 16 Colourful Windmill on a stick 17 Homemade Musical Instrument 18 Any article from any craft (not kit) 19 Four Homemade Decorated Small Cakes 20 Raspberry Buns 21 Reception and Keystage 1 – group or whole class entry

CHILDREN 8 YEARS & 9 YEARS

Class 23 Picture : own subject, any medium 24 Captain James Cook or The Endeavour Pencil Drawing 25 Decorated Wellie 26 Handwriting (not illustrated)

KEEP A POEM IN YOUR POCKET Keep A Poem In My Pocket And a picture in your head And you’ll never feel lonely At night when you’re in bed So…… Keep a picture in your pocket And a poem in your head And you’ll never feel lonely At night when you’re in bed.

Class 27 Bunting - design your own bunting use paper or material 28 A Colourful Posy of Fresh Flowers 29 A 3D Picture in a Shoebox (Diorama) e.g. seashore, fairy garden 30 Decorated Hat 31 Any Article from any Craft (not Kit) 32 Craft to celebrate Captain Cook’s First Voyage (250 years ago) Model Ship, replica coins, maps - enjoy researching 33 2 Meringue Nests (bought) filled with mainly Fruit (imagination of colour combinations and design to be judged) 34 Four Butterfly Cakes 27 CHILDREN 10 YEARS & 11 YEARS

Class 39 Picture : own subject, any medium 40 Printing (either on paper or material) experiment with colour and design (some good ideas on Pinterest). 41 Miniature Garden 42 Handwriting (not illustrated)

GREEN Green is so important Because we see it all around It’s up very high on the trees And on the grass that is on the ground.

Green is the colour of The plants that grow in the south It’s also the colour of a Brussels sprout That I refuse to put in my mouth

Green is on the traffic light When the cars can go All the green disappears When it starts to snow

The most important thing about the colour green Is because of my mother NO she is not green

It’s her favourite colour.

Class 43 A Tray of Seaside or Woodland Finds (labelled) Eg: shells, seaweed, seed heads, leaves 44 A 3D Picture in a Shoebox (Diorama) e.g. seashore, castle 45 A Colourful Posy of Fresh Flowers 46 Bunting - design your own bunting use paper or material 47 Card to celebrate any occasion using buttons 48 Any Article from any Craft 49 Lemon Drizzle Cake 50 Four Fruit Scones 51 Keystage 2 – group or whole class entry

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29 CHILDREN 12 YEARS TO 15 YEARS

Class 55 Picture : own subject, any medium 56 Poster - Keep the beach free from plastic 57 Any Article from Any Craft (not kit) 58 Handwriting (not illustrated)

WIND ON THE HILL No one can tell me, Nobody knows, Where the wind comes from, Where the wind goes.

It’s flying from somewhere As fast as it can, I couldn’t keep up with it, Not if I ran.

But if I stopped holding The string of my kite, It would blow with the wind For a day and a night.

And then when I found it, Wherever it blew, I should know that the wind Had been going there too.

So then I could tell them Where the wind goes… But where the wind comes from Nobody knows. by A.A. Milne

Class 59 Printing (either on paper or material) experiment with colour and design (Some good ideas on Pinterest) 60 Flower arrangement in an unusual container 61 Rosette (use paper or ribbon to create a splendid rosette) 62 Vegetable/Fruit Animal 63 Card to celebrate any occasion using buttons 64 A Tray of Seaside or Woodland Finds (labelled) Eg: shells, seaweed, seed heads, leaves 65 Bakewell Tart 66 4 Cheese Scones

CHILDREN ALL AGES UP TO 15 YEARS

Photography : Photo to have been taken within the last year by the entrant (not on a time lapse allowing the entrant to be in photograph) Black/White or Colour Photographs to be mounted on a maximum 2.5 cm border and not to exceed 15cm x 20cm including border. Please write your name, age and class number on the back.

Class 71 Most Humorous (with caption) 72 Animal / Animals 73 An Unusual Composition e.g. crab pots, wellies and an umbrella 74 Seascape 75 My Favourite Place

SPECIAL ROSETTE for best Photograph 30

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35 CHILDREN CLASSES Please Sellotape a label to the back or underside of each of your entries

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37 38 Hinderwell Horse And Agricultural Show Society HINDERWELL SHOW Friday 10th August 2018 Tractor and Stationary Engine Display ENTRY FORM Entry Fee £1.00 per exhibit (received by 27th July 2018) Entries must be accompanied by Correct Fee. No Late Entries Cheques to be made payable to HINDERWELL SHOW

PRIZES 1st - 2nd - 3rd place Rosettes Overall championship perpetual trophy (held for 1 year) Attendance plaque for all entrants.

Name...... Address...... Post code...... Tel No...... Tractor or Stationary Engine – Restored or Working Clothes (please delete) Make...... Make...... Model...... Model...... Year...... H.P...... Year...... H.P...... All exhibits must be in position and booked in by 11.00 a.m. prompt. All National Vintage Tractor & Engine Club rules and SAFETY CODES will apply, and must be obeyed at all times.

PLEASE READ AND SIGN THE FOLLOWING I declare that I have a full Public Liability Insurance Cover, not less than £2,000,000 which must be produced when booking in.

Signed…………………………………………… This form to be completed and returned to: Peter Dale 156 High Street Hinderwell Saltburn Cleveland TS13 5HQ Passes are not required for entry onto the Showfield, but all exhibits MUST be in place before 11 a.m. 39 40

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