P R O G R A M M E (Time-table will be strictly adhered to where possible) ORDER OF JUDGING: Approx. 08.00 a.m. Breeding Hunters (commencing with Ridden Hunter Class) 09.00 a.m. Sheep Dog Trials 09.00 a.m. Carcass Class 09.00 a.m. Dogs Approx. 09.00 a.m. Riding and Turnout Approx. 09.00 a.m. Coloured Horse/Pony In-hand 09.15 a.m. Young Farmers’ Cattle 09.30 a.m. Dry Stone Walling Ballot 09.30 a.m. Beef Cattle (Local) Approx. 10.00 a.m. All Other Cattle Judging commences Approx. 10.00 a.m. Children’s Riding Classes Approx. 10.00 a.m. Heavy Weight Agricultural Horses 10.00 a.m. Goats 10.00 a.m. Produce and Crafts (Benching 09.45 a.m.) 10.00 a.m. Flowers, Vegetables and Farm Crops (Benching 09.45 a.m.) 10.00 a.m. Poultry, Pigeons and Rabbits 10.00 a.m. ‘Pateley Pantry’ Stands 10.15 a.m. Sheep Approx. 10.45 a.m. Mountain & Moorland 11.00 a.m. Pigs Approx. 11.00 a.m. Ridden Coloured 11.00 a.m. Trade Stands 1.15 p.m. Junior Shepherd/Shepherdess Classes (judged at the sheep pens) Approx. 2.00 p.m. Childrens’ Pet Classes (judged in the cattle rings) 2.00 p.m. Sheep - Supreme Championship

MAIN RING ATTRACTIONS: 08.00-12.00 Judging - Horse and Pony classes 12.00-12.30 Ye Olde Redtail Falconry Display 12.30- 1.00 Terrier Racing 1.00- 1.35 North Yorks Fire & Rescue Display 1.35- 1.55 Parade of Fox Hounds by West of Yore Hunt & Claro Beagles 1.55- 2.25 ATV Manoeuvrability Test 2.25- 3.00 Ye Olde Redtail Falconry Display 3.00- 3.30 GRAND PARADE AND PRESENTATION OF TROPHIES (Excluding Sheep, Goats, Pigs, Produce and WI) 3.30- Show Jumping

OTHER ATTRACTIONS: Wakefield Metropolitan Band Summerbridge & Dacre Silver Band 12.00 - 12.15 St Cuthbert’s Primary School Band Forestry Exhibition Heritage Marquee Small Traders/Craft Marquee Pateley Pantry Marquee with Cookery Demonstrations 11.00 a.m. Band Parade down the High Street 11.00 a.m. Cricket Match

1 Owl Exhibition by Geoff and Margaret Mottram The National Vintage Tractor and Engine Club. (The Best Engine will receive the S. Urie Perpetual Cup) 12.30 p.m. Presentation of Pig Trophies at the Pig marquee 2.20 p.m. Presentation of Sheep Trophies at the Sheep pens 2.45 p.m. Presentation of Goat Trophies at the Goat marquee 4.30 p.m. Presentation of WI Trophies at WI Tent 4.45 p.m. Presentation of Produce Trophies at Produce Tent 4.30 p.m. Presentation of Dry Stone Walling Trophies 5.10 p.m. Wakefield Metropolitan Band march out of showfield to play 3 hymn tunes at the bottom of the High Street (Weather permitting) TROPHIES and SPECIAL PRIZES

Bluefin Insurance Services Ltd. Cup awarded annually to the winning team in the Cricket Match Nidderdale Agricultural Society Man of the Match Trophy awarded to the Best Player in the Cricket Match The Craven Gilpin Cup awarded annually to the Best Display in the Pateley Pantry marquee HSBC Bank Trophy awarded annually to the Show Person of the Year Shaw Funfair Cup awarded annually to the Best Large Trade Stand £20 Special Prize kindly donated by Mr John Fort to be awarded to the Best Large Trade Stand Fort Cup awarded annually to the Best Small Trade Stand £15 Special Prize kindly donated by Mr John Fort to be awarded to the Best Small Trade Stand

NIDDERDALE SHOW SUPPORTS BRITISH MEAT Nidderdale Agricultural Society are pleased to confirm that the caterers at this year's Nidderdale Show will only be serving British Beef, Ham and Burgers.

Do call in at the Showman’s Hospitality Marquee at the Great Yorkshire Show 12th to 14th July 2011 Food and drinks served all day at reasonable prices.

2 Nidderdale Agricultural Society HEALTH AND SAFETY POLICY STATEMENT

POLICY AND AIMS

The Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 specifies that the Nidderdale Agricultural Society is responsible for the health and safety of its employees and that a Safety Policy Statement shall be issued which details the manner in which this responsibility is to be carried out.

In addition the Nidderdale Agricultural Society recognises its responsibility for the health and safety of Society and Committee Members, visitors, exhibitors, contractors, volunteers and members of the public who are attending the Society’s annual show.

The Society is committed to the highest attainable standards of health and safety for all of those persons listed above. To enable the highest standards to be achieved and maintained, the Society will ensure that all applicable statutory requirements are enforced and that the provisions of any relevant advisory Codes of Practice are recognised and implemented.

IMPLEMENTATION

A Health and Safety Sub Committee shall be formed whose purpose is to identify the means by which the aims of the Society for Health and Safety are to be achieved.

The Health and Safety Sub Committee shall be comprised of the President of the Society, the Chairman of the Committee, all Chief Stewards, the Honorary Safety Advisor and co- opted Members as required.

A series of instructions shall be written which will identify individual responsibility for the safety management of the Show and the procedures to be followed in the event of an emergency arising during its course. These instructions shall be known as Show Procedures and will be reviewed annually and further procedures written as a need is identified by the Main or Sub Committee of the Show.

A meeting of the Sub Committee shall be held in the week preceding the annual Show at which time all Chief Stewards will be given instruction on the requirements for health and safety contained in the Show Procedures. The instruction will be appropriate to both their own particular area of responsibility and to the Show general site requirements.

It is the responsibility of the Chief Stewards, under the direction and authority of the Chairman of the Committee, to ensure that the Stewards under their control are familiar with the Safety Executive Guidance appropriate to their section. The Chief Stewards must also ensure that the Stewards within their section are trained in the provisions and actions required by the Show Procedures and that their requirements are adhered to and carried out at all times.

A H Firth – President

3 O F F I C E R S 2 0 1 1 President: A H Firth, Esq. Ivy House Farm, Middlesmoor

President-Elect: Mr W J Fort, BEM

Honorary Show Director: J A Stoney, MBE Meadow Croft, Bewerley, Pateley Bridge

Assistant Honorary Show Director: T Stoney, Esq. White Wood Farm, Bewerley

LIFE MEMBERS F Alderton, Esq., Summerbridge J G Houseman, Esq., Markington Mrs M Anderson, Wath T A Iveson, Esq., Ripley W Burdett, Esq., Hutton Sessay, Thirsk D Mawson, Esq., Rabbit Hill Farm, Warsill Mrs A Crabtree, Crag Lane House, Kettlesing J H Nicholson, Esq., Castiles, Grantley P Crabtree, Esq., Crag Lane House, Kettlesing D Prince, Esq., Glasshouses J A S Church, Esq., Lofthouse Mrs B Rhodes, Darley J Dale, Esq., Bishop Thornton D R Smith, Esq., Dacre Banks F R Dawson, Esq., Winyates, Hartwith F D Smith, Esq., Brimham Rocks F Dean, Esq., Pateley Bridge J A Stoney, M.B.E., Pateley Bridge F A Foster, Esq., 3 Shirley Avenue, Ripon Miss A Summersgill, Glasshouses W P Gratton, Esq., Park House Farm, Hartwith D Swires, Esq., Summerbridge C P Haigh, Esq., Hall Green, Wakefield C Thompson, Esq., Lacon Cottages, Dacre I D U Hall, M.B.E., Rashdyke, Bewerley E G A Thompson, Esq., Harrogate J Hardcastle, Esq., Dacre Banks Major J G Turner, M.B.E., Harrogate K Hardcastle, Esq., Darley J Verity, Esq., Thruscross, Harrogate R Holmes, Esq., Clint Cottage, Birstwith I Weatherhead, Esq., Pateley Bridge

COMMITTEE Chairman: Mr D Brown, Longside Farm, Ramsgill Vice-Chairman: Mr D Harker, Stean Beck Farm, Stean BEWERLEY: Mrs B Bainbridge, NORWOOD: Mr R D Eggleston Messrs S Gibbon, M Grayshon, I D U Hall, RIPLEY: Mr T A Iveson A Harker, H Leahy, D Prince, J A Stoney, RIPON: Messrs F A Foster, E A Jennings, T Stoney D Johnson, C S Parker, T Simpson BISHOPSIDE: Mrs M Anderson, Mrs J E Harris, SAWLEY: Mr G Smalley, Mrs C Dent, Miss A Summersgill, Messrs J Mawer, Miss K Gibson C Metcalfe, C Prince, M Richmond, S Shepherd STONEBECK DOWN: Messrs K Blakey, BISHOP THORNTON: Mr J M Dale D Harker, D Leeming, M Leeming, CLINT: Messrs J S Fawcett, A Walmsley B S Simpson, D Simpson, R Simpson, DACRE: Messrs K Alsop, P Fort, W J Fort, R Weatherhead E Marshall, C Thompson STONEBECK UP: Messrs J A S Church, DALLOWGILL: Mr H Topham A H Firth, R Harker, D Verity, R Verity DARLEY: Miss D Hardcastle, Messrs A Bradley, THRUSCROSS: Messrs J Verity, K Wilson K Hardcastle WARSILL: Messrs D Mawson, P Gratton FOUNTAINS EARTH: Miss A M Brown, Mrs S Smith, Messrs D Brown, D Middlemiss, YOUNG FARMERS: Mr M Prince J Robson CANINE SECTION: Mr P A Broadbent, HARROGATE: Messrs M Petyt, O Wilson Mrs C Cooper HARTWITH: Mrs M Liddle, Messrs F R Dawson, WOMENS’ INSTITUTE: Miss D Hardcastle, W P Gratton, H Patrick, D Parker Miss C Harker, Mrs S Melville F D Smith, M Smith, D Swires, SMALL STOCK: Mrs S Cornforth, MARKINGTON: Messrs J G Houseman, Mr R Cornforth W Houseman and M Stockil 4 Secretary: Mrs Susan Monk, Victoria House, West End, Askrigg, Leyburn DL8 3HN (Tel: 01969 650129) Dog Section Secretary: Mr Peter A Broadbent, 89 Acres Hall Crescent, Pudsey, Leeds LS28 9DY (Tel: 0113 239 4510) Small Stock Secretaries: Mr R Cornforth & Mrs S Cornforth, 4 Rosemary Court, Easingwold, York YO61 3EZ (Tel: 01347 821617) Sponsorship Secretaries: Mr R & Mrs J Winder, Pateley Bridge (Tel: 01423 711628) Honorary Press Officer: Miss H Blakey (07968 529 676) Chief Ground Steward: Mr W P Gratton, Park House Farm, Ripley, Harrogate Bio-Security Officer: Mr N Spedding, Ripon Hon. Solicitor: Miss G Greenheld, Messrs Kirbys Solicitors, Harrogate Hon. Veterinary Surgeons: Forest House Veterinary Group and Cross Green Veterinary Centre Hon. Auctioneers: B Atkinson, Esq. Hon. Medical Officer: Dr I M McIntosh, Health Centre, Pateley Bridge Hon. Safety Advisor: T P B Hallam, Esq. Hon. Financial Advisor: Mr E Smith Accountants: The Barker Partnership, Pateley Bridge Bankers: Barclays Bank PLC, High Street, Pateley Bridge

PARKS AND FINANCE SUB-COMMITTEE MEMBERS: Messrs D Brown (ex officio), F R Dawson, A H Firth, W J Fort, F A Foster, S Gibbon, P Gratton, W P Gratton, I D U Hall, K Hardcastle, D Harker (ex officio), D Leeming, D Prince, F D Smith, T Stoney, J A Stoney, K Wilson

ENTERTAINMENT SUB-COMMITTEE MEMBERS: Messrs D Brown (ex officio), F R Dawson, A H Firth, F A Foster, K Hardcastle, D Harker (ex officio), H Leahy, B S Simpson, F D Smith, T A Stoney, A Walmsley, K Wilson, Mrs S Smith

5 GENERAL RULES AND REGULATIONS 1. There will be an Annual General Meeting of the Members and Subscribers held at Pateley Bridge in February or March. 2. There shall be a President, as many Patrons and Vice-Presidents as the Annual General Meeting may decide, a Committee, a Secretary, a Treasurer and Auditors. 3. The Committee shall be composed of one or more representatives from each Township in the Union, elected at the Annual General Meeting. Five Members to form a Quorum. 4. Each member of the Committee shall be responsible for the collection of subscriptions in his own Township. 5. All Annual Subscriptions shall become due on the 1st September. No person subscribing less than £30.00 shall be a member of the Society. 6. Exhibitors in the Local Classes (other than Horses) must be Tenant Farmers or Occupying Owners who reside and farm land in the Old Pateley Bridge Union (the following Parishes constitute the Old Pateley Bridge Union: Stonebeck Up, Stonebeck Down, Fountains Earth, High and Low Bishopside, Bewerley, Thornthwaite with Padside, Dacre, Hartwith cum Winsley, Warsill, Bishop Thornton, Thruscross, Darley, Birstwith and Clint) or reside and farm land within 10 miles (Cattle) and 6 miles (Sheep) of Pateley Bridge Post Office. 7. Exhibitors in the Local Classes for Horses, Walking Sticks, Vegetables and Eggs must be permanently resident within ten miles of the Pateley Bridge Post Office. 8. All stock, barring publicised exceptions in the Schedule, must have been the bona-fide property of the Exhibitor two months previous to the close of the entries, except in the open Classes, in which case the exhibits must be the bona-fide property of the Exhibitor on the day of the Show. 9. Every exhibitor will be held responsible for the correctness of any entry, and the statements on the Entry Form and Certificate will be the full responsibility of the individual exhibitor, who shall if called upon to do so prove their correctness in such a manner as the Committee may require and further, a sufficient identification mark that can be substantiated must be provided. 10.The Committee in their absolute discretion and without assigning any reason therefore, may refuse an entry or cancel any Entry already accepted. Whenever, under this rule, any entry is refused or cancelled, the fees for such entry may be at the discretion of the Committee be refunded and if refunded accepted by the exhibitor or intending exhibitor in full satisfaction of all claims against the Committee. 11. If it be proved to the satisfaction of the Committee that any competitor has attempted to impose on the Society by means of a false certificate or any misrepresentation, or has willingly or knowingly violated any of the rules of the Society, he shall forfeit the prizes to which he may be entitled, and prohibited from exhibiting and, if a member, may be expelled from the Society. 12.The Secretary shall not in any way disclose or make known to any person whatsoever, until the day of the Show, the names of the competitors of any prize, Chief Stewards to see the catalogue before going to the Printers. 13.The Committee reserve the right to eject or have rejected from the Show Ground any person who shall be guilty of noisy or disorderly conduct or shall be guilty of any other practice likely to annoy other persons attending the Show, or who shall interfere with the quiet use of the Show Ground by any other person. 14.The Committee reserve the right to alter or amend any Rule or Regulation, the right or interpretation in respect of any Rule or Regulation, or to withhold any prize. 15.The decision of the Committee will be final.

6 16.No alteration shall be made in the Rules unless notice has been given at the previous meeting of the Committee. 17.Terms of Entry. All entries must be made on or before Saturday, 27th August. Entrance fees by post must be made payable to NIDDERDALE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY LTD., along with entry forms properly filled up and signed by exhibitor or agent or they will not be received. If entering an animal in more than one class, exhibitor must be particular to specify. Postage stamps will not be accepted. 18.All prize winners in Horse and Cattle classes must parade before the Grand Stand at approximately 3.00 p.m. Defaulters may forfeit prize money. 19.Classes with only one entry may be cancelled. 20.All cups and trophies are to be held by the winner for one year except if otherwise stated, and must be returned safely no later than 11.00 a.m. on the morning of the Show. Any exhibitor failing to do so may be excluded from being judged at this and future Shows. SHOW YARD REGULATIONS 1. All persons in charge of animals brought into the Show Yard will be subject to the Regulations and Orders of the Society’s officials. All animals shall be in the care of a competent person whilst in the Show Yard, and shall not be removed until the Show is over. None but the person in charge of the stock will be admitted with them. 2. All bulls must be rung or led with nose grips, as per Health and Safety Executives notes of Guidance. 3. Persons exhibiting stock are required to accustom them to be haltered, as they will be required to be led into the Yard and before the judges. 4. All stock will be at the owner’s risk. Numbers will be sent to the Exhibitor to affix to their exhibits, corresponding with that placed on the stand it is to occupy in the Show Yard. 5. All exhibitors to be on the ground at least half an hour prior to start of judging. Judging to commence at 8.00 a.m. prompt. Showjumping 3.30 p.m. approximately (see order of judging). 6. Any exhibitor questioning the decision of the judge or judges in the ring may forfeit all prize money at the discretion of the Committee. 7. Competitors are asked to refrain from tampering with pens or associated structures. Removal of any authorised ticket, label or numbering system may result in disqualification. 8. No stock to be removed from the Show Field before 5.00 p.m. INSTRUCTIONS TO JUDGES 9. The Judge may withhold any prize where there is want of merit. PROTESTS 10.Should the right of any party to a prize or trophy be disputed, notice of the same must be given in writing to the Secretary within seven days, or cannot be received. Objections as to the height of horses or ponies, must be made to the Secretary immediately after judging the same. Horses objected to as to height shall be measured in the shoes they are wearing at the time of the objection. 11. All protests must be accompanied by a deposit of £5. The deposit will be returned if the protest is affirmed. All communications must be addressed to the Secretary. Cheques and Post Office Orders to be made payable to: NIDDERDALE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY LTD. 12.All letters of complaint and/or protest should be received by the Secretary within 7 days. By order of the Committee SUSAN MONK, Secretary

7 DISCLAIMER NIDDERDALE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY is not responsible for any damage to property or injury to persons arising out of any activity carried out on the showground on the day of the show. Any person entering or bringing any property on to the ground on the showday does so entirely at his or her own risk. The Society will not accept responsibility for any claim for damage or injury caused in any way whatsoever on the showground on the day of the show. Exhibitors are reminded that it is their responsibility to insure against damage caused by their animals. The Society will not be responsible for correct classification of exhibits staged on or before the day of the Show. ADVERTISEMENTS IN SCHEDULE AND CATALOGUE Full Page: £50 + VAT Half Page: £30 +VAT per insertion per insertion

ADMISSION CHARGES Adults: £8 Children under 12: Free Car Park: £5

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS As you will see we have again invited advertisements to be placed in the Schedule and are delighted with the response. May we, therefore, take this opportunity of expressing our appreciation to our advertisers both old and new.

TRADE STAND SPACE FOR CHARITIES The Nidderdale Agricultural Society offer two free Trade Stand spaces to Charities each year. This year they have been allocated to St Michael’s Hospice, Harrogate and Parkinsons UK, Harrogate & District Branch.

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FACILITIES FOR YOUNG FAMILIES A family area will be provided where children can enjoy a range of play activities and mums and dads can sit down for a while and relax. There will also be a comfy area where parents can feed their babies. A baby changing area is available.

8 CALENDAR OF EVENTS 23 July 2011 BINGLEY – Myrtle Park, Bingley Mrs M Marshall, 17 Victoria Mews, Millfield Road, Cottingley Business Park, Bingley D16 1PY (email: [email protected]) 23 July 2011 CLEVELAND COUNTY SHOW - (Prissick Sports Base, Marton, A172) Mrs V Thomson, Stewart Park, The Grove, Marton, Middlesbrough TS7 8AR (email: [email protected]) 26 July 2011 RYEDALE SHOW - Welburn Park, Kirkbymoorside on the A170 Mr G P Woodall, c/o Cundalls, 15 Market Place, Malton YO17 0LP (email: [email protected]) 31 July 2011 WEETON - Weeton Lane, Weeton Ms C Waller, Leyland Farm, Highmoor Road, North Rigton LS17 0AA (email: [email protected]) 30 July 2011 BIRSTWITH SHOW - Wreaks Road, Birstwith, Harrogate Miss A Holmes, Haystacks, Nidd Lane, Birstwith HG3 3AR (email: [email protected]) 3 Aug 2011 THORNTON LE DALE (Maltongate) Secretary, P O Box 61, Pickering YO18 7ZP (email: [email protected]) 7 Aug 2011 SYKEHOUSE SHOW – Broad Lane/Kirk Lane, Sykehouse Mrs J Threadgold, Wayside Cottage, Sykehouse, Nr Goole DN14 9AQ (email: [email protected]) 14 Aug 2011 RIPLEY SHOW - Ripley Castle Park, Ripley (B6165) Mrs M Periam, 5 Bank Parade, Otley LS21 3DY (email: [email protected]) 20 Aug 2011 GARGRAVE SHOW – Eshton Hall, Eshton Road, Gargrave Mrs S Stapleton, Lotties Cottage, 2 The Green, Long Preston BD23 4PQ (email: [email protected]) 27 Aug 2011 MALHAM SHOW Ms J Bradley, Skellands Farmhouse, Airton, Skipton BD23 4BG (email: [email protected]) 27 Aug 2011 WENSLEYDALE SHOW - Bellerby Road, Leyburn Mrs S North, Thornley, Church Street, Bellerby DL8 4QN (email: [email protected]) 30 Aug 2011 KILNSEY SHOW & SPORTS - Kilnsey, Nr. Skipton B6160 Ms K Lambert, UWAS, P.O. Box 3, Grassington, Skipton BD23 5UQ (email: [email protected]) 3 Sept 2011 KEIGHLEY (A650, Marley Fields) Mrs K Thackray, 4 St Andrew’s Terrace, Crosshills, Keighley BD20 7EH (email: [email protected])

9 List of Judges C A T T L E Pedigree Holstein: Mr P Waring, Field House Farm, Etton Road, Cherry Burton HU17 7RP Jersey: Mr J Waller, Beckside Barn, Killington, Kirkby Lonsdale LA6 2EY Dairy Shorthorn: Mr S Johnson, 10 Maple Lane, Huby, York Y061 1JG Dexter: Mr G Godber, Orchard Rise Farm, Holberrow Green, Redditch B96 6SF Local Dairy: Mr S Coates, Low Springs Farm, Baildon, Shipley BD17 6BE Dairy Championship and Referee: Mr P Harrison, Breckney Hill, East Heddon, Heddon-on-the-Wall, Newcastle-Upon-Tyne NE15 0HE Aberdeen Angus: Mr A Johnson, Clarence House Farm, Yearsley, Brandsby, York YO61 4SL Charolais: Mr G Young, New Farm, Kendal Lane, Tockwith, York YO26 7QN Limousin: Miss C Williams, Lodge Hill Farm, Park Lane, Shifnal TF11 9HD Beef Shorthorn: Mr R Sanderson, Newfield Farm, Mickley, Ripon HG4 3JH Highland: Mr A Kirkpatrick, Strathmore, Glengarnock KA14 3BX British Blue: Mr S Pattinson, Kinkry Hill Farm, Roadhead, Carlisle CA6 6NG Any Other Pure Beef: Mr G Young (as above) Commercial Beef: Mr R Roberts, Mathafarn Bach, Badffordd, Llangefni, Anglesey LL77 7DZ Local Beef: Mr W Weatherson, Edges Green, Haltwhistle NE49 9PP Beef Championship: Mr K D Harryman, Keskadale Farm, Newlands, Keswick CA12 5TS Young Farmers Classes: To be advised S H E E P Suffolk: Mr K Denby, Riddings Hill, Moat, Longtown, Carlisle CA6 5PN Texel: Mr S Illingworth, Howgillside, Eaglesfield, Lockerbie DG11 3AF Charollais: Mr W Soulsby, 1 Williamsgill Cottages, Temple Sowerby, Penrith CA10 1SW Beltex: Mr J Graham, The Wreay, Wigton, Cumbria CA7 8LR Pure Bred: Mr J Blacker, Stable Cottage, Sessay, Thirsk YO7 3BE Wensleydale: Mr E Sherwin, The Grange, Nosterfield, Well, Bedale DL8 2QU Swaledale Open: Mr J S Wood, Wethercote Farm, Bilsdale YO62 5NF Mr M A Cornforth, Lane House, Swilesworth, Hawnby, York Blue-Faced Leicester: Mr C Stephenson, Pikestone, Woodland, Bishop Auckland DL13 5RT Mules: Mr W Weatherson, Edges Green, Haltwhistle NE49 9PP Dalesbred Open: Mr N Brown, Deepclough, Littledale, Lancaster LA2 9HB Dalesbred Local: Mr R Swainson, Cornerstones Cottage, Burton Road, Lower Bentham LA2 7ET Teeswater: Mr C Gibson, Low Audlands, Endmoor, Kendal LA8 0HU Masham: Mr C Gibson (as above) Jacob: Mr J R Fozzard, School Farm, Whitley, Goole DN14 0WE North Country Cheviot: Mr S Robinson, Sykes Farm, Dunsop Bridge, Clitheroe BB7 3BJ Dorset Horn & Poll Dorset: Mr D Eglin, Bramcote Mains, Wolvey Road, Bulkington CV12 9JX Ryeland: Mr R P Dixon, Woodnook South View, Jackson Bridge, Holmfirth HD9 7HT Rare Breed: Mr J Blacker (as above) Sheep Championship: Mr B Watchorn, Manor Farm, Bell Lane, Weston, Newark NG23 6TW Cross Bred: Mr J Blacker (as above) Junior Shepherd/Shepherdess: Mr J S Fawcett, 2 Valley View, Burnt Yates HG3 3HG Butchers & Store Lambs: To be advised Sheep Referee: Mr T Robinson, Catlow Farm, Slaidburn, Clitheroe BB7 3AQ Sheep Carrying Best Commercial Fleece and Wool: Mr M Hudson, 5 The Grove, Moorhead, Shipley BD18 4LD Sheep Carcass: To be advised Sheep Commentary: Mrs L Ambler, Woodside, Thorlby, Skipton BD23 3LL

SHEEP DOG TRIALS Singles: Mr D Fowler, Heyfield Bank, Cemetery Road, Holmfirth HD9 2RH Doubles & Young Handler: Mr A Beaton, White Lodge, Nun Appleton, York YO23 7BE

PIGS Mr T Alty, 2 Bartle Hall Cottage, Lea Lane, Bartle, Preston PR4 0HA

DRY STONE WALLING Mr K Bateman, Larch Bank Barn, Burneside, Kendal LA8 9AY

10 GOATS Miss S Poundford, Top of the Hill Farm, Ripponden Old Lane, Soyland, Ripponden HX6 4JR

HORSES Ridden & Breeding Hunters: Mr W Burnell, The Hall Stables, Hutton Wandesley, York Riding and Turnout: Mrs Y Barker, Manor House, Whitwell, Scorton, Richmond DL10 6AZ Childrens Riding Classes: Mr D Russell, Stanley Grange Stud, Great Ayton TS9 6QD Heavy Weight Agricultural Horses: Mrs V S Webster, The Lodge, 25 Broome Lane, Ratcliffe on the Wreake, Leicester LE7 4SB Coloured Horse/Pony (Ridden & In-hand): Mrs E Tate, Fir Tree House, Town End Farm, Kirklevington, Yarm TS15 9PZ Mountain & Moorland: Mrs J Marsden, 12 Haslingden Old Road, Knuzden, Blackburn BB1 2DY Show Jumping: Mr F Hiorns, 15 Maple Avenue, Pontefract WF8 3QN Mrs A Untisz, 16 Tanfield Close, Roystan, Barnsley S71 4JH

FARM CROPS, VEGETABLES, FLOWERS, PRODUCE & HANDICRAFTS Dressed Walking Sticks: Mr J S Clayton, Grenfell, Hade Edge, Holmfirth HD9 2JG Farm Crops: Mr R Greensit, Haregill Lodge, Ellingstring, Masham, Ripon HG4 4PW Vegetables: Mr G Kirby, 26 Primrose Road, Halton, Leeds LS15 7RR Flowers: Mr B Chatten, Beech Lodge, 2 Stockwell Grove, Knaresborough HG5 0LN Eggs: Mr C Wilson, 29 Lydgate, Burnley BB10 2DT Hams/Stand Pie/Sausages: Mr C Robinson, 41 Main Street, Grassington, Skipton BD23 5AA Honey: Mr M Badger, 14 Thorn Lane, Roundhay, Leeds LS8 1NN Produce: Mrs A Ashton, 9 St Robert’s Road, Knaresborough HG5 8EQ Miss S D Broadwith, Alwyn Beck, Church Street, Well, Bedale DL8 2QA Mrs J Clarke, Middle Farm, Woodale, Leyburn DL8 4TY Miss P Jagger, 7 Ash Tree Walk, Bedale DL8 1UH Mrs E Williams, 1 Hall Garth, Melmerby, Ripon HG4 5HB Handicrafts: Mrs C Pounder, Foal Park Farm, Constable Burton, Leyburn DL8 5LN Mrs W Hall, Lynchet Cottage, Conistone, Skipton Art: Mrs M Clapperton, Little Mill, Smelthouses, Harrogate HG3 4DH Computer Graphics: Mrs J Rolls, Sheepcote Grange, Darley, Harrogate HG3 2RP Flower Arranging: Mrs D Whelan, Cathedral Close, Ripon HG4 1ND Photography: Dr F & Mrs M Vallely, Springend, Blazefield, Pateley Bridge HG3 5DP Childrens Classes: Mrs M Jacques, 8 Springfield Way, Pateley Bridge, Harrogate HG3 5PA Mrs R Szlumper, 13 Springfield Way, Pateley Bridge, Harrogate HG3 5PA YFC Domestic Classes: Mrs P Salter, Low Sikes, Lofthouse, Pateley Bridge HG3 5RG Trade Stands: Mr B A Clayton, Manor Farm, Ulleskelf, Tadcaster LS24 9SS Pateley Pantry: To be advised POULTRY Hard Feather Large & Bantams & Rare Breeds: Mr D W Sill, Wards End Farm, Marsden, Huddersfield HD7 6NJ Soft Feather Large, Light Breed Bantams: Mr P P Stadden, 7 Cross Lane, Clifton, Brighouse Soft Feather Heavy Breed Bantams: Mr C Mitchell, Old Barn, Tor View, Helmshore, Rossendale True Bantams, Waterfowl, Juveniles & Trios: Mr S Windle, Cliff Hill, Midgley, Halifax HX2 6UH

PIGEONS Fancy Pigeons: Mr D Roberts, 21 Foxroyd Drive, Mirfield Show & Working Racers: Mr R Platt, The Lodge, Dartmouth Park, Morley, Leeds

RABBITS Fur & Rex: Mr H Marshall, Alleyn, 645 Yarm Road, Eaglescliffe, Stockton on Tees TS16 9BS ROF & Lops: Mr S Germany, 24 Elizabeth Ave, North Hykeham, Lincoln LN6 9RR Eng, Him, Dwf, Tan, AOV: Mr P Shaw, 49 Park Crescent, Darlington DL1 5EG

CAVIES Mr K Brockhill, 52 Croft Garden, Birkby, Huddersfield HD2 2FL

11 12 NIDDERDALE SHOW SPONSORS

The Nidderdale Agricultural Society wish to acknowledge and thank the following companies and individuals who have sponsored prize money at previous shows and in anticipation of their continued support in 2011.

ACKROYD DENT & CO., 49-51 High Street, Yeadon, Leeds LS19 7SP AGRICULTURAL SUPPLY SERVICES, Dallamires Lane Industrial Estate, Ripon ATKINS HOTELS LTD., The Yorke Arms, Ramsgill-in-Nidderdale, Harrogate HG3 5RL BARKER PARTNERSHIP, Accountants, 24 High Street, Pateley Bridge HG3 5JU RICHARD BEECROFT DRY STONE WALLING, 10 Wath Road, Pateley Bridge HG3 5LN BINNTEX LTD., Langdale House, Glasshouses, Harrogate BISHOPTON VETERINARY GROUP, Mill Farm, Studley Road, Ripon HG4 2PR BLUEFIN INSURANCE SERVICES LTD., 4-6 Ripon Road, Harrogate HG1 2HH BFE BRAYS LTD., Chartered Accountants, Building Society Chambers, Wesley Street, Otley LS21 1AZ R F BROADLEY (INSURANCE BROKERS OF MASHAM), Market Place, Masham, Ripon HG4 4DZ CGC EVENTS, Supreme House, Lotherton Way, Garforth Industrial Estate, Garforth, Leeds CLARKE, MR E., The Cottage, Laverton Wood, Laverton, Ripon HG4 3TA CLEGG CONSULTANCY 1995 LTD., The West Wing, The Old Vicarage, Lofthouse, Harrogate HG3 5RG COUNTY STEEL SUPPLIES LTD., Unit 21, Melmerby Industrial Estate, Ripon CRAMSCENE LTD. (Crane Hire),Topcliffe Grange Farm, Dewsbury Road, Tingley, Wakefield CRAVEN CATTLE MARTS LTD., Gargrave Road, Skipton BD23 1UD K & P CROSBY, 88 High Street, Yeadon, Leeds LS19 7AA DACRE, SON & HARTLEY, Kings House, 13 High Street, Pateley Bridge, Harrogate H DAWSON SONS & CO (WOOL) LTD., Mercury House, Essex Street, Bradford BD4 7PG DINSDALE, MRS D E., Rainton, Thirsk DUALBOUND LTD., 1 Diamond Court, Douglas Close, Preston Farm Business Park, Stockton-on-Tees TS18 3SB E & S FEEDS (COBBYDOG), Dalton Works, Deal Street, Keighley BD21 2LA ELLIOTS OF PATELEY BRIDGE, High Street, Pateley Bridge EVANS VANODINE INTERNATIONAL PLC., Brierley Road, Walton Summit, Preston PR5 8AH FARMERS & MERCANTILE., Thistledown Barn, 204 Holcot Lane, Sywell, Northampton ROBERT FELL & SONS LTD., 1 Avenue Road, Starbeck, Harrogate HG2 7PB FIELD MARTIN SOLICITORS, 2 Holmesdale Road, Sevenoaks TN13 3XL FOREST HOUSE VETS LTD., 29 York Place, Knaresborough HG5 0AD FRIENDS OF NIDDERDALE AONB, King Street, Pateley Bridge, Harrogate GARFORTH, MR P, Grassfield House, Low Wath Road, Pateley Bridge HG3 5HL GRANTLEY SAWMILLS LTD., Grantley, Ripon HG4 3PJ FRED GREENWOOD & SON, Old Hall Farm, Esholt, Shipley BD17 7RA THE HACS CONSTRUCTION GROUP, The Old Station, Nidd, Harrogate HG3 3BN HANSON AGGREGATES (UK) LTD., Coldstones Quarry, Greenhow, Pateley Bridge HG3 5JQ HARDISTY ROLLS & CO., 28 Victoria Avenue, Harrogate HG1 5PR HEARTS & FLOWERS, 131 Otley Road, Harrogate HG2 0AG HEATHFIELD CARAVAN PARK, Pateley Bridge, Harrogate HG3 5PY SAM HESSELDEN LTD., Agricultural Contractor, Wilsill, Pateley Bridge HG3 5EB HILL CRAFTS, (Lace Making Suppliers), Wysing House, Smelthouses, Harrogate HG3 4DL HOLLINGS & CO., Snaygill Industrial Estate, Keighley Road, Skipton HOUSEMAN & FALSHAW, Jubilee Court, Copgrove, Harrogate HG3 3TB HOUSEMAN INTERNATIONAL TRANSPORT, Mill Hurst, Darley, Harrogate HG3 2QH ALFRED HYMAS LTD., (Bulk Haulage), The Lilacs, Burton Leonard, Harrogate HG3 3SJ I’ANSON BROS. LTD., The Mill, Thorpe Road, Masham HG4 4JB I’ANSON JEWELLERS, 40 Beulah Street, Harrogate HG1 1QH JACKSONS MOTOR ENGINEERS, Billsdale, Dallamires Lane, Ripon HG4 1TT W E JAMESON & SON LTD., Foxholme Lane Mill, Masham HG4 4EL

13 EDWARD JOHNSON (OTLEY) LTD., Carr Bank Garage, Otley LS21 2AE JUST DELICIOUS, Kings Court, Pateley Bridge, Harrogate HG3 5JW KW ALTERNATIVE FEEDS., A Division of ABN Ltd., Bishopdyke Road, Sherburn-in-Elmet, Leeds LS25 6JZ KENDALLS BUTCHERS, 34-36 High Street, Pateley Bridge, Harrogate HG3 5JU KIRBYS SOLICITORS, 32 Victoria Avenue, Harrogate HG1 5PT KNOX PHARMACEUTICALS LTD., Unit 24, Barker Business Park, Melmerby, Ripon HG4 5NB KREUTZER-BRETT, MR R & MRS S, Ellershaw House, Bramley Grange, Ripon HG4 3DJ LEYBURN LIVESTOCK AUCTION MART CO. LTD., Richmond Road, Leyburn DL8 5DP LINSCOTT VETS, High Burton, Masham, Ripon HG4 4BS LISTER HAIGH, 106 High Street, Knaresborough HG5 0HN LOWTHER, MRS K M, Le Principe, Kearby Cliff, Kearby, Wetherby LS22 4LB LYNDALE GUEST HOUSE, King Street, Pateley Bridge HG3 5AT MASON ENGINEERING, Ashfield House, Black Horse Lane Swainby, Northallerton DL6 3ET MILLSTONES RESTAURANT, Skipton Road, Felliscliffe, Harrogate HG3 2LJ H MORGAN CARPETS & FLOORING, 34/38 Commercial Street, Harrogate HG1 1TZ MOUNTAIN, MR & MRS S H., Mount Pleasant, Laverton, Kirkby Malzeard, Ripon NATIONAL FARMERS UNION, Archway House, 17B North End, Bedale DL8 1AF NEW HOLLYBECK NURSERIES LTD., Hollybeck House, Oxton Road, Southwell NG25 0RW NIDDERDALE ELECTRICAL, 151 The Avenue, Harrogate HG1 5QG NIDDERDALE SADDLERY, Newfields, Galphay, Ripon HG4 3NT NORTHERN MILLWRIGHTS, Close House Farm, Birkwith Lane, Low Bentham LA2 7DG NORTHERN RYEDALE BREEDERS GROUP NYDSLEY RESIDENTIAL HOME, Mill Lane, Pateley Bridge, Harrogate OPEN WIDE EQUINE DENTISTRY, Grove Garth House, Fellbeck, Harrogate HG3 5EN PADSIDE CATTERY, Padside Green Farm, Padside, Harrogate HG3 4AL PAYNE’S DAIRIES, Bar Lane, Roecliffe, Boroughbridge R PRIESTLEY DEVELOPMENTS LTD., Laburnum House Farm, Darley, Harrogate HG3 2QF RIPON FARM SERVICES LTD., Dallamires Lane, Ripon HG4 1TS RIVERSIDE CARAVAN PARK, Ramsgill Road, Pateley Bridge HG3 5HL ROBINSON, P G & D L., Skrikes Farm, Bewerley, Harrogate HG3 5JA ROSLYN GUEST HOUSE, 9 King Street, Pateley Bridge HG3 5AT ROYAL OAK, Bridgehousegate, Pateley Bridge HG3 5HG SCOTMIN NUTRITION LTD., 13 Whitfield Drive, Heathfield Industrial Estate, Ayr KA8 9RX SKAIFE, MRS C., Briar Nook, Bewerley, Pateley Bridge, Harrogate E & I C SKAIFE AUTO SERVICES, Highlands, Ripon Road, Pateley Bridge HG3 5NL E W SMITH & CO., (Independent Financial Advisers Ltd.,) Providence House, 21 New Market St., Skipton SOUTHFIELD FARM COTTAGES, Darley, Harrogate HG3 2PR JOHN SMITH’S LTD. ERIC SPENCER, 15/17 Church Street, Ilkley, West Yorkshire LS29 9DR SPORTSMANS ARMS HOTEL, Wath-in-Nidderdale, Pateley Bridge J P STANSFIELD (Lime Agent), Rose Cottage, Warthermarske, Masham, Ripon HG4 4JR STIF CYCLES, New York Mills, Summerbridge, Harrogate HG3 4LA SUMMERSTONE PHEASANT SHOOT, Middlesmoor, Harrogate HG3 5SU SYPELAND OUTDOORS., 23a High Street, Pateley Bridge, Harrogate HG3 5AP TAYLOR ATV LTD., Windmill House Industrial Estate, Sutton Road, Wigginton, York YO32 2RA J TODD & SON, Agricultural Engineers, Main Street, Summerbridge, Harrogate HG3 4JN TOMRODS LTD., Manse Lane Industrial Estate, Knaresborough HG5 8LF VERITY FREARSON, 11 High Street, Pateley Bridge, Harrogate HG3 5AP H WEATHERHEAD & SONS (BUTCHERS) LTD., 9 High Street, Pateley Bridge HG3 5AW WHARFEDALE FARMERS AUCTION MART LTD., Chevin Lodge, Leeds Road, Otley LS21 3BD WILSON ROOFING, 1 Ash Road, Harrogate WINDER, MR & MRS R., 11 Springfield Way, Pateley Bridge, Harrogate YORKSHIRE DALES ICE CREAM, Calm Slate Farm, Halton East, Skipton YORKSHIRE DALES SOCIETY, The Town Hall, Cheapside, Settle BD24 9EJ

14 A C C R E D I T E D C A T T L E SPECIAL PRIZES

Supreme Cattle Championships sponsored by Evans Vanodine International PLC £50 to Supreme Beef Champion and £25 to the Reserve £50 to Dairy Champion and £25 to the Reserve

Local Dairy Cattle Championship sponsored by Agricultural Supply Services, Ripon £75 to the Champion and £25 to the Reserve

This section will operate under DEFRA rules applicable at the time of the Show. Guidelines will be issued with Show Passes and Clearance Permit.

IT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE EXHIBITOR TO ENSURE THAT ALL CATTLE ARE ACCOM- PANIED BY A VALID PASSPORT AND THAT THIS DOCUMENT IS PRESENTED AT THE DESIG- NATED POINT AT THE CATTLE MARQUEES FOR PROCESSING.

THE BRUCELLOSIS (Accredited Herds) SCHEME The Nidderdale Agricultural Society is licensed in accordance with the arrangements and accommodation requirements of the Brucellosis (England) Order 2000 & observes all the required practices. GENERAL NOTE Animals calving full term, prematurely or aborting will be isolated and returned home

C A T T L E S E C T I O N ALL CATTLE MUST BE TIED TO THEIR ALLOTTED PLACES Cows and Heifers in Milk - Not to be sealed No Rosettes to be worn in the Cattle Ring, only for the Judging of the Championship All bulls must be rung or led with nose grips, as per Health and Safety Executive Guidance Note AIS35

The Society reserves the right to amalgamate classes if insufficient entries

DIVISION 1 C A T T L E PEDIGREE HOLSTEINS - Judge: Mr P Waring Prize Money: £35, £28 and £18 Entrance Fee: £4.00 (4th prize of £10 where 6 or more entries in class) Class 1 Heifer, in-calf, not more than three years old on day of Show and due to calve at not more than 3 years of age 2 Cow, in-calf, not less than 5 months 3 Heifer, born on or after April 1st, 2010 4 Heifer, born on or after April 1st, 2010 and bred by exhibitor 5 Heifer, in-milk, born in or after 2008 6 Cow, in-milk, having calved twice 7 Cow, in-milk, having had 3 or more calves 8 Cow, in-milk and bred by exhibitor 9 Pair of Animals, exhibited by one owner (No males allowed)

Cows and Heifers entered in-calf and subsequently calving will be transferred to ‘in milk’ class or vice versa.

15 Exhibits in this section may not be shown in other open classes except Young Farmers’ Classes, where eligible. Exhibits are eligible for entry in both the open and exhibitor bred classes, in this section.

SPECIAL PRIZES All entries are restricted to animals entered in the Herd Book proper or classes B or C of the Supplementary Register and the winner exhibited by the registered owner, who is a member of Holstein UK.

Holstein UK offers a Championship Award rosette, to the exhibitor of the female champion. The reserve will also receive a rosette. Holstein UK offers a Championship Exhibitor Bred rosette, to the exhibitor of the female Exhibitor Bred champion. Holstein UK offers a Best udder rosette, to the exhibitor of the Holstein with the Best udder in show.

The T.F. Brewster Perpetual Memorial Trophy and £5 Special Prize to be awarded to overall Holstein Champion. The Preston Cup presented by J.L. Dawson, Esq., to be awarded annually to the winner of the Pairs Class. The Burnhill Trophy to be presented to the winner of Class 2. The John Dobson Memorial Trophy, will be awarded annually to the winner of Class 4.

PEDIGREE JERSEYS - Judge: Mr J Waller

Prize Money: £35, £28 and £18 Entrance Fee: £4.00 (4th prize of £10 where 6 or more are entered) Class 10 Heifer, in-calf 11 Cow, in-calf, to calve in 2011 12 Heifer, aged between 9 and 18 months 13 Heifer, in-milk 14 Cow, in-milk 15 Cow or Heifer, any age, and bred by exhibitor 16 Group of three, the property of one exhibitor

Cows and Heifers entered in-calf and subsequently calving will be transferred to ‘in milk’ class or vice versa. Exhibits in this section may not be shown in other Open Classes except Young Farmers’ Classes, where eligible. Exhibits are eligible for entry in both the open and exhibitor bred classes, in this section.

The Jersey Cattle Society offers a Special Rosette & Prize Card for the Best Jersey Cow or Heifer, registered in the Herd Book, bred by the exhibitor who is a member of the Jersey Cattle Society. Special Prize of £5 will be given to the Overall Champion. The Leslie Storey Memorial Trophy for the Champion Jersey. The Colin Clubley Memorial Salver for the Best Jersey Heifer in-milk.

DAIRY SHORTHORNS - Judge: Mr S Johnson Prize Money: £35, £28 and £18 Entrance Fee: £4.00 (4th prize of £10 where 6 or more entries in class) Class 17 Heifer, in-calf 18 Cow, in-calf 19 Heifer, with all calf-teeth 20 Cow or Heifer, in-milk

16 Exhibits in this section may not be shown in other Open Classes except Young Farmers’ classes, where eligible. Cows and Heifers entered in-calf and subsequently calving will be transferred to ‘in-milk’ class or vice versa. BOCM Silcock Ltd Cup and £5 Special Prize for Overall Champion. N E Shorthorn Breeders’ Association Points Competition: Prize winners in the Pedigree Dairy Shorthorn Classes (17-20 incl.) at this show are eligible to participate in the above competition. Points will be awarded as follows: 1st-5 pts, 2nd-3 pts, 3rd-2 pts, 4th-1 pt. Owners must be members of the N E Shorthorn Breeders’ Association.

DEXTERS - Judge: Mr G Godber Prize Money: £35, £28 and £18 Entrance Fee: £4.00 (4th prize of £10 where 6 or more entries in class) Class 21 Cow, in-milk or in-calf 22 Heifer, in-milk or in-calf 23 Heifer, born on or after 1st January 2010, not in-calf

Trophy for the Champion Dexter. The Dexter Cattle Society offers a Special Rosette and Silver Spoon.

LOCAL DAIRY CLASSES - ANY BREED OR CROSS (For eligibility see Rule 6) - Judge: Mr S Coates Entries to be the bona-fide property of the exhibitor on the day of the Show Prize Money: £35, £28 and £18 Entrance Fee: £4.00 (4th Prize of £10 where 6 or more entries in class) Class 24 Heifer, in-calf 25 Cow, in-calf, age to be taken into consideration 26 Heifer calf, having all its calf-teeth, bred and reared by Exhibitor 27 Heifer, in-milk 28 Dairy Cow, in-milk 29 Best Pair of Animals shown in Classes 24 to 28 30 Mitchell Trophy (Dairy)(Free Entry)-For Best Dairy exhibit, bred and reared by a local exhibitor farming land above 600 contour only

Cows and Heifers entered in-calf and subsequently calving will be transferred to ‘in-milk’ class or vice versa. Special Prize of £5 will be given to the Overall Champion. Eric Pennock Memorial Salver presented by Mr J Fryer to be awarded to the Best Pair of Animals shown in the Local Classes. ______

B E E F C A T T L E ( O P E N )

PEDIGREE ABERDEEN-ANGUS - Judge: Mr A Johnson Prize Money: £35, £28 and £18 Entrance Fee: £4.00 (4th Prize of £10 where 6 or more entries in class) Class 31 Bull, any age 32 Heifer, born on or after 1st January 2010 33 Cow or Heifer, born before 1st January 2010

17 SPECIAL PRIZES The R Swires & Son Trophy to be awarded to the Champion Exhibit in the Aberdeen-Angus Classes. The Aberdeen-Angus Cattle Society offer Tartan Sash for the best animal and Rosette for the best animal bred by exhibitor. North East England Aberdeen-Angus Club George and Sonia Teal Perpetual Rose Bowl to be decided on a Points system at the local shows of which Nidderdale is included.

PEDIGREE CHAROLAIS - Judge: Mr G Young Prize Money: £35, £28 and £18 Entrance Fee: £4.00 (4th Prize of £10 where 6 or more entries in class) Class 34 Bull, up to 2 years 35 Cow, any age 36 Heifer, born in 2009 37 Heifer, born on or after 1st January 2010

Silver Salver donated by The Yorkshire Branch of the British Charolais Cattle Society to be awarded annually to the Champion Charolais. The British Charolais Cattle Society have kindly donated a Championship Rosette.

LIMOUSIN - Judge: Miss C Williams Prize Money: £35, £28 and £18 Entrance Fee: £4.00 (4th Prize of £10 where 6 or more entries in class) Class 38 Bull born before January 2010 39 Bull born on or after 1st January, 2010 40 Cow, any age 41 Heifer born after 1st July, 2008 42 Maiden Heifer born on or after 1st January, 2010 43 Pair of Limousins bred by exhibitor

The Prince Memorial Rose Bowl in memory of Arthur and Marion Prince for the Best Exhibit in Limousin Class. The NAS Best Beef 1984 Trophy to the Best Limousin Opposite Sex

BEEF SHORTHORNS - Judge: Mr R Sanderson Prize Money: £35, £28 and £18 Entrance Fee: £4.00 (4th Prize of £10 where 6 or more entries in class) Class 44 Bull, any age 45 Cow or Heifer, any age 46 Maiden Heifer born on or after 1st January, 2010

The Abrahams Perpetual Challenge Trophy presented by Mr M D Abrahams for the Champion Beef Shorthorn.

HIGHLAND - Judge: Mr A Kirkpatrick PLEASE STATE NAME OF ANIMAL ON ENTRY FORM Prize Money: £35, £28 and £18 Entrance Fee: £4.00 (4th Prize of £10 where 6 or more entries in class) Class 47 Bull, any age 48 Cow, any age 49 Calf, born on or after 1st January 2011 50 Heifer born in 2008

18 51 Heifer born in 2009 52 Heifer born in 2010 53 Best Pair of Highlanders shown in Classes 47 to 52 (but excluding Class 49) Turner Perpetual Challenge Trophy kindly donated by Mr A R Turner, Dallowgill to be awarded annually for the Champion Highland. The Highland Cattle Society have kindly donated a Championship Rosette. Females entered in the appendix register of our Herd book, either Appendix B or Appendix A, are eligible for entry and are identified by the letter ‘B’ or ‘A’ tattooed in the ear or written in waterproof ink on an eartag. N.E.H.C.B.C. Show Fold Competition: Prize winners in the Highland Cattle classes at this show are eligible to participate in the above competition. Points will be awarded as follows:- 1st-5pts, 2nd-4pts, 3rd-3pts, 4th-2pts, 5th-1pt. Champion-5pts, Reserve-3pts. Owner must have nominated 2 females and be a member of the North of England Highland Cattle Breeders Club.

BRITISH BLUE - Judge: Mr S Pattinson Prize Money: £35, £28 and £18 Entrance Fee: £4.00 (4th Prize of £10 where 6 or more entries in class) Class 54 Bull, any age 55 Cow or Heifer, in-calf or with calf at foot 56 Maiden Heifer born on or after 1st January, 2010

Steve Stobbs Memorial Trophy for the Champion British Blue. Special Prize of £25 donated by Lynne Harper to the Champion British Blue.

ANY OTHER PURE BEEF BREED (NOMINATE BREED) - Judge: Mr G Young Judging to commence at 10.00 a.m Prize Money: £35, £28 and £18 Entrance Fee: £4.00 (4th Prize of £10 where 6 or more entries in class) Class 57 Bull, any age 58 Cow or Heifer, any age 59 Maiden Heifer born on or after 1st January, 2010

The NFU Trophy for Champion Beast in Any Other Breed Pure Beef Breed Classes. The British White Cattle Society will award 1st, 2nd, and 3rd prize rosettes for British White cattle as they are placed in each section. i.e. if a British White is placed 2nd and 4th in any class they will also be awarded a 1st and 2nd place rosette from the society.

COMMERCIAL BEEF - Judge: Mr R Roberts Prize Money: £35, £28 and £18 Entrance Fee: £4.00 (4th Prize of £10 where 6 or more entries in class) Class 60 Limousin cross bullock, any weight 61 British Blue cross bullock, any weight 62 Any Other Continental cross bullock, any weight 63 Limousin cross heifer, any weight 64 British Blue cross heifer, any weight 65 Any Other Continental cross heifer, any weight 66 Pure Bred Bullock or Heifer (not to be shown in any class other than Class 67 or 68) 67 Pair Matching Beef Bullocks 68 Pair Matching Accredited Beef Heifers 69 Baby Cross Bred, any sex, born on or after 1st January 2011. If sufficient entries, numbers to be split by sex. On the morning of the Show all cattle will be weighed and exhibitors notified which class they will exhibit in, i.e. Heavy or Light.

19 The Jack Hollings Trophy for Champion Beast in Commercial Beef Classes. The Weatherhead Perpetual Trophy presented by H Weatherhead Esq., to Champion Beast of opposite sex, Commercial Beef Classes.

B E E F C A T T L E ( L O C A L ) - Judge: Mr W Weatherson Judging to commence at 9.30 a.m Prize Money: £35, £28 and £18 Entrance Fee: £4.00 (4th Prize of £10 where 6 or more entries in class) Class 70 Best Butcher’s Heifer, any age 71 Best Butcher’s Bullock, any age

The Archer-Lee Trophy presented by Mr K H Archer and Mr G L Lee for Best Exhibit in Local Bee Cattle to be awarded annually.

T H E C H A M P I O N S H I P A W A R D S

Section Champions only to be paraded for the Supreme Championship Award. The Anthony Bland Trophy presented by the family of Anthony Bland to be awarded to the Supreme Beef Champion in Show. (Dairy Champion next year). Supreme Cattle Championships EVANS VANODINE INTERNATIONAL PLC will sponsor the Supreme Beef Championship and will award £50 to the Champion and £25 to the Reserve. EVANS VANODINE INTERNATIONAL PLC will sponsor the Dairy Championship and will award £50 to the Champion and £25 to the Reserve. The Hartwith Plate plus £10 prize presented in memory of Mr Tom Gratton and to be awarded to the Champion Exhibitor Bred Animal in the Pedigree Holstein Friesian Classes. Hirsch Piece of Plate, presented by Major F B Hirsch, to be awarded to Best Exhibit in Local Dairy Cattle Classes. Agricultural Supply Services, Ripon sponsor the Local Dairy Cattle Championship and will award £75 to the Champion and £25 to the Reserve. The George Mackwell Memorial Trophy, presented by Mr H Mackwell to be awarded to Best Heifer in-milk in the Local Classes. The Mitchell Perpetual Challenge Cup, given by Mr J W G Mitchell for the Best Dairy animal bred and reared by a local exhibitor farming land above 600 contour only. Exhibitors wishing to qualify for this award must establish their claims on the entry form (Class 30). (Next year -To be awarded to Best Beef animal). Messrs Settle Lime Ltd kindly donate a Perpetual Silver Rose Bowl to be awarded to the Best Cow in-milk in Local Classes. The Hardcastle Perpetual Silver Challenge Cup, given by E C Thompson, Esq, for the Best Animal in the Open Dairy Cattle classes. The Verity Silver Challenge Cup presented by Mr & Mrs T Verity, Pateley Bridge to be awarded to the Best Beef Heifer Calf, with all calf teeth in the Local Classes. Associated Farmers Cup kindly donated by Associated Farmers Ltd to be awarded to the Best Dairy Heifer Calf, with all calf teeth in the Local Classes. John Waring Feeds Perpetual Challenge Cup for the Best Pure Bred Beef animal. The President’s Perpetual Centenary Plate presented by Mr F R Dawson in 1995 for the Best Animal in the Beef classes. £10 Special for the Overall Champion in Beef Section.

20 Y O U N G F A R M E R S ’ C L A S S E S

This section will operate under DEFRA rules applicable at the time of the Show. Guidelines will be issued with Show passes and Clearance Permit.

IT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE EXHIBITOR TO ENSURE THAT ALL CATTLE ARE ACCOM- PANIED BY A VALID PASSPORT AND THAT THIS DOCUMENT IS PRESENTED AT THE DESIG- NATED POINT AT THE CATTLE MARQUEES FOR PROCESSING.

RULES Young Farmers’ Cattle may be entered in Open and Local Farmers’ Classes as per Schedule, where eligible.

Rule 1a – Dairy calves must be born on or after January 1st 2010 1b – Beef calves must be born on or after January 1st 2010 Rule 2 – Exhibitors must be active members of a Young Farmers’ Club and accompanied by a membership card. Rule 3 – Entries must be signed by Club Secretary or Club Leader to confirm above. Rule 4 – That when calves are shown they must be led into the rings by a bona fide Young Farmer. If any assistance is required it will be given by Stewards. (Exhibitors please note: It is impossible to train a calf to lead in the week before the Show.) Rule 5 – Calves born on or after December 31st 2010 will not be eligible for Young Farmers’ classes (with the exception of those entered in Class 78). Rule 6 – Members must take an active role in the rearing and preparation of their calf.

Open and Earmarked for Nidderdale Young Farmers’ Club ALL COMPETITORS MUST HAVE A VALID MEMBERSHIP CARD

JUDGING TO COMMENCE AT 9.15 am

LOCAL CLASSES - ACCREDITED ONLY Judge: To be advised Prize Money: £20, £15, £10, £8, £5 and £5 Entrance Fee: £1.00 (Exhibitors as per rule 6 in the General Rules or a current member of a Young Farmers club within Harrogate District Young Farmers Clubs) Class 72 Novice Class, Dairy Heifer 73 Novice Class, Beef type Heifer or Steer 74 Dairy-type Heifer, born on or after January 1st, 2010 75 Beef-type Heifer, born on or after January 1st, 2010 76 Steer, born on or after January 1st, 2010 77 Pair (Beef or Dairy - owned by same family)

SPECIAL AWARDS The Lister Cup given by Messrs O Lister & Son to be awarded annually to the Best Calf, either sex, in Nidderdale Y F Club. Jack Guy Trophy to be awarded to the Calf of the opposite sex to that which wins the Lister Cup, in Nidderdale Y F Club. The Dawson Challenge Cup presented by J L Dawson Esq., to the member of the Nidderdale Young Farmers’ Club attaining the highest points on year’s activities. The ’Nidderdale Herald’ Challenge Cup to be awarded to the Best Calf, born on or after January 1st, 2010, reared by a member of a Young Farmers’ Club exhibited at the Nidderdale Agricultural Society Show. ‘The Bradford & Bingley Building Society Cup’ to be awarded to the Young Farmers’ Novice Dairy

21 Class. A Plaque presented by Messrs J Bibby Agriculture Ltd., will be awarded annually to winner of Class 73. G M & J Robinson Trophy plus £5 prize for the best handled and presented calf in the Y F C Local Class, not having won a first prize. Warren Construction Perpetual Trophy to be awarded annually to the winner of Class 75.

OPEN CLASSES - ACCREDITED ONLY Prize Money: £20, £15, £10, £8, £5 and £5 Entrance Fee: £2.00 Class 78 Dairy-type Heifer, born between January 1st and April 1st 2011 79 Dairy-type Heifer, born on or after January 1st, 2010 80 Beef-type Steer or Heifer, born on or after January 1st, 2010 81 Club Group of Three Animals, born on or after January 1st, 2010 (to be entered by Club)

Paynes Farm Dairies Trophy to be awarded annually to the winner of Class 78.

STOCK JUDGING COMPETITIONS ARE TO BE HELD ON WEDNESDAY 14th SEPTEMBER 2011 At Red House Farm, Sutton Grange, Ripon HG4 3JY By kind permission of Mr & Mrs T Simpson AND WILL COMMENCE AT 7.30 pm.

(Please contact Nidderdale Y.F.C. for further details)

Prize Money: £10, £8, £7, £6, £5, £4 and £3 Entrance: FREE Classes: Dairy Cattle, Competitors to be 16 years of age or under Dairy Cattle, Competitors to be 17-26 years of age Dalesbred Ewes, Competitors to be 16 years of age or under Dalesbred Ewes, Competitors to be 17-26 years of age

SPECIAL AWARD The William Houseman Perpetual Memorial Award presented for the Young Farmers gaining the most points in the Young Farmers’ Livestock Open Classes, except the Club Group class, at the Nidderdale Agricultural Show, but including Stock Judging Classes. Points to be allocated on a 4,3,2,1 basis.

SPECIAL PRIZES The Iveson Cup given by Messrs T Iveson & Sons, to be awarded to the member of Nidderdale Young Farmers’ Club gaining the most points in all stock judging classes. The Cup to be won outright by the Competitor winning it three times in succession.

1953-Miss A Summersgill 1969-Mr Trevor Gratton 1983-Mr C Robinson 1998-Mr R Metcalfe 1954-Mr G Smailes 1970-Mr Trevor Gratton 1984-Mr R Dixon 1999-Mr R Metcalfe 1955-Miss F King 1971-Mr M Green 1985-Mr C Prince 2000-Mr R Metcalfe 1956-Miss F King 1972-Mr K Alsop 1986=Mr D Harker/A Alsop 2002-Miss A Snow 1957-Miss A Summersgill 1973-Mr J Rayner 1987-Mr C Prince 2003-Mr R Metcalfe 1958-Miss F King 1974-Mr D Shepherd 1988-Mr T Simpson 2004-Mr R Stoney 1959-Mr C Swiers 1975-Mr M Gratton 1989-Mr A W Sayer 2005-Miss E Dalby 1960-Miss F King 1976-Mr A Alsop 1990-Mr C Prince 2006-Mr R Metcalfe 1961-Miss E Jackson 1977-Mr K Alsop 1991-Mr R Parker 2007-Mr S Doney 1962-Mr M Iveson 1978-Mr S Shepherd 1992-Mr R Cryer 2008-Miss A Bradley 1964-Miss E Jackson 1979-Mr A Stoney 1993-Ms L Robinson 2009-Miss M Crabtree 1965-Mr Trevor Gratton 1980-Mr D Harker 1994-Ms A M Brown 2010-Miss C Harker 1966-Mr Trevor Gratton 1981-Mr K Alsop 1995-Ms A M Brown 1967-Mr J Simpson 1982=Mr C Robinson 1996-Mr P Gratton 1968-Mr Trevor Gratton =Mr A Alsop 1997-Miss A M Brown

22 Fiddlers Green Rose Bowl presented by F D & A Smith, to be awarded annually to a member of the Nidderdale Y.F.C., for Dairy Cattle Judging. The John Dawson Perpetual Trophy presented by John L. Dawson, Esq., to be awarded on Show day to the Nidderdale Young Farmer gaining most points in the Sheep Stock Judging Classes. K & A Hardcastle Trophy to be awarded to the Overall Winner gaining most points in the Open Stock Judging Competition. The Nicholson Trophy presented by the Nicholson family of Castiles to be awarded annually to the competitor gaining most points in the Senior Open Dairy Cattle Judging Classes. The Leeming Trophy presented by the Leeming family of West House Farm, Ramsgill to be awarded annually to the competitor gaining most points in the Senior Open Sheep Judging Classes. The John G Houseman Perpetual Challenge Cup presented by Mr & Mrs J G Houseman of Markington to be awarded to the competitor gaining the most points in the Open Junior Cattle Judging competition. The Wilson Trophy presented by Mr J K Wilson to be awarded to the competitor gaining most points in the Junior Open Sheep Judging Classes.

23 DIVISION 2 S H E E P a n d S H E E P C A R C A S S

This section will operate under DEFRA rules applicable at the time of the Show. Guidelines will be issued with Show passes and Clearance Permit.

PLEASE NOTE: It is the responsibility of the Exhibitor to ensure that correctly completed Movement Documents are handed to the Appointed Steward, both on arrival at and departure from the Show Field. SHOW FIELD CPH NO: 48 / 703 / 8001

Judging will commence at 10.15 a.m. Presentation of Sheep Trophies will take place at the Sheep Pens at approx. 2.20 p.m.

SUPREME CHAMPIONSHIP

Judge: Mr B Watchorn To be judged at 2 p.m.

£100 to the Champion and £50 to the Reserve Champion (kindly sponsored by Summerstone Pheasant Shoot)

Exhibitors wishing to display boards advertising their flocks may do so on condition that the maximum height should not exceed 3 ft. from the ground. Exhibitors are responsible for erecting their board.

The Nidderdale Agricultural Society is licensed in accordance with the arrangements & accommodation requirements of the Maedi-Visna Accreditation Scheme and observes all the required practices. To comply with MV rules all accredited exhibitors should display the badge/disk provided and only load/unload in the designated area. Similarly, the requirements of DEFRA are strictly followed in relation to all Livestock accepted on the showground.

Rule 8 - All stock, barring publicised exceptions in the Schedule, must have been the bona-fide property of the Exhibitor two months previous to the close of the entries, except in the open Classes, in which case the exhibits must be the bona-fide property of the Exhibitor on the day of the Show.

HEALTH AND SAFETY WARNING It has come to light that a number of people exhibiting sheep at Agricultural Shows are treating sheep with a spray of undiluted or very strong Organo-Phosphorous Dips, often on the day of the show preceding judging. This practice could result in significant exposure to Organo-Phosphorous Products for the exhibitor, the judge and any member of the public touching the sheep. The Show Society, therefore, prohibits the use of any Organo-Phosphorous sprays either before or on the day of the show.

Prize Money: £14, £10, £7 and £5 Entrance Fee: £1.50 (5th prize of £4 where 10 or more entries in class) One prize of £10 only in classes 115, 123, 130, 134, 142, 150, 156, 161, 173, 179.

SUFFOLK - OPEN CLASSES - Judge: Mr K Denby (To be Fully Accredited) 82 Ram Lamb 83 Ram, Shearling or over 84 Gimmer Lamb 85 Shearling Gimmer

24 86 Ewe having suckled lamb(s) this year 87 Group of Three to include Ram and 2 Females of different ages and to have been shown in Classes 82-86.

TEXEL - OPEN CLASSES - Judge: Mr S Illingworth (To be Fully Accredited) 88 Ram Lamb 89 Shearling Ram 90 Aged Ram 91 Gimmer Lamb 92 Shearling Gimmer 93 Ewe (to have suckled lamb(s) this year 94 Group of Three to include Ram and 2 Females of different ages and to have been shown in Classes 88-93. 95 Pair of Gimmer Lambs

£50 to the Champion Texel kindly donated by JM Harrison, Snaygill, Skipton

CHAROLLAIS - OPEN CLASSES - Judge: Mr W Soulsby (To be Fully Accredited) 96 Ram Lamb 97 Ram, Shearling or over 98 Gimmer Lamb 99 Shearling Gimmer 100 Ewe having suckled lamb(s) this year 101 Group of Three to include Ram and 2 Females of different ages and to have been shown in Classes 96-100.

BELTEX - OPEN CLASSES - Judge: Mr J Graham (To be Fully Accredited) 102 Ram Lamb 103 Ram, Shearling or over 104 Gimmer Lamb 105 Shearling Gimmer 106 Ewe (to have suckled lamb(s) this year) 107 Group of Three to include Ram and 2 Females of different ages and to have been shown in Classes 102-106.

ANY OTHER PURE BREED OF SHEEP NOT COVERED IN THE PREVIOUS CLASSES - OPEN - Judge: Mr J Blacker (To be Fully Accredited) (Please state breed on Entry Form) 108 Ram, any age 109 Female, any age

WENSLEYDALE - OPEN CLASSES - Judge: Mr E Sherwin (Non-Accredited) 110 Ram Lamb 111 Ram, Shearling or over 112 Gimmer Lamb 113 Shearling Gimmer or Ewe 114 Group of Three to include Ram and 2 Females of different ages and to have been shown in Classes 110-113. 115 The sheep carrying the best commercial fleece (Judge: Mr M Hudson)

25 SWALEDALE SHEEP – OPEN CLASSES - Judges: Mr J S Wood & Mr M A Cornforth 116 Ram Lamb 117 Shearling Ram 118 Ram, 2-shear or over 119 Gimmer Lamb 120 Shearling Gimmer 121 Ewe, having suckled lamb(s) this year 122 Group of 4-Ram, Ewe, Shearling Gimmer and Gimmer Lamb 123 The sheep carrying the best commercial fleece (Judge: Mr M Hudson)

The Hinchley Perpetual Trophy will be awarded to the Best Local Single Exhibit in the Open Swaledale Classes. The J Dowson Cup will be awarded to the Best Local Swaledale Gimmer Lamb in the Open Section.

BLUE-FACED LEICESTER - OPEN - Judge: Mr C Stephenson 124 Ram Lamb 125 Ram, Shearling or over 126 Gimmer Lamb 127 Shearling Gimmer 128 Ewe (to have suckled lamb(s) this year) 129 Group of 4 (Ram, Ewe, Shearling Gimmer and Gimmer Lamb) 130 The sheep carrying the best commercial fleece (Mr M Hudson)

MULES - OPEN CLASS - Judge: Mr W Weatherson 131 Mule Shearling 132 Gimmer Lamb (Not to be shown in Class 133) 133 Pen of 3 Mule Gimmer Lambs 134 The sheep carrying the best commercial fleece (not to be shown in any other class) (Mr M Hudson)

The T W Wilkinson Trophy will be awarded to the Best Local Gimmer Lamb in the Open Mule Classes.

DALESBRED SHEEP - OPEN CLASSES - Judge: Mr N Brown 135 Ram Lamb 136 Shearling Ram 137 Ram, 2-shear or over 138 Gimmer Lamb 139 Shearling Gimmer 140 Ewe (to have suckled lamb(s) this year) 141 Group of 4-Ram, Ewe, Shearling Gimmer and Gimmer Lamb 142 The sheep carrying the best commercial fleece (Judge: Mr M Hudson)

DALESBRED SHEEP - LOCAL CLASSES - Judge: Mr R Swainson 143 Ram Lamb 144 Shearling Ram 145 Ram, 2-shear or over 146 Gimmer Lamb 147 Shearling Gimmer 148 Ewe (to have suckled lamb(s) this year) 149 Group of 4-Ram, Ewe, Shearling Gimmer and Gimmer Lamb 150 The sheep carrying the best commercial fleece (Judge: Mr M Hudson)

26 27 TEESWATER - OPEN CLASSES - Judge: Mr C Gibson 151 Ram Lamb 152 Ram, Shearling or over 153 Gimmer Lamb 154 Shearling Gimmer 155 Ewe (to have suckled lamb(s) this year) 156 The sheep carrying the best commercial fleece (Judge: Mr M Hudson) 157 Best Local Teeswater, Male or Female, Any Age

Teeswater Sheep Breeders Association Members - Points awarded 1st-3 pts, 2nd-2 pts, 3rd-1 pt towards the Ciba Geigy Trophy.

MASHAM - OPEN CLASSES - Judge: Mr C Gibson 158 Pen of Two Masham H.B. Gimmer Lambs 159 Best Single Masham Gimmer Lamb 160 Shearling or Ewe 161 The sheep carrying the best commercial fleece (Mr M Hudson)

The J B Liddle Shield will be awarded to the highest placed Local exhibitor residing in the Old Pateley Bridge Union competing in Class 158. The Kittson & Kittson Silver Challenge Cup will be awarded to the highest placed Local exhibitor residing in the parishes of Stonebeck Up, Stonebeck Down, Fountains Earth, Bewerley and Bishopside competing in Class 158. The MacDonald Perpetual Memorial Trophy will be awarded to the Best Local Masham H B Lamb shown in the Open Classes. Masham Sheep Breeders Association Members - Points awarded 1st-3 pts, 2nd-2 pts, 3rd-1 pt. towards the Preston Farmers Trophy, 2nd and 3rd prizes will be Robert Young Shears on a points basis.

JACOB - OPEN CLASSES - Judge: Mr J R Fozzard 162 Ram Lamb 163 Ram, Shearling or over 164 Gimmer Lamb 165 Shearling Gimmer 166 Ewe (to have suckled lamb(s) this year) 167 Group of Three to include Ram and 2 Females of different ages and to have been shown in Classes 162-166.

NORTH COUNTRY CHEVIOT - OPEN CLASSES – Judge: Mr S Robinson

168 Ram Lamb 169 Ram, Shearling or over 170 Gimmer Lamb 171 Shearling Gimmer 172 Ewe (to have suckled lamb(s) this year) 173 The sheep carrying the best commercial fleece (Judge: Mr M Hudson)

DORSET HORN AND POLL DORSET - OPEN CLASSES - Judge: Mr D Eglin 174 Shearling Ram or older 175 Ram Lamb born on or after 1st September 2010 176 Shearling Ewe or older 177 Ewe Lamb born on or after 1st September 2010 178 Group of Three to include Ram and 2 Females of different ages and to have been shown in Classes 174-177. 179 The sheep carrying the best commercial fleece (Judge: Mr M Hudson)

28 RYELAND - OPEN CLASSES - Judge: Mr R P Dixon 180 Ram Lamb 181 Ewe Lamb 182 Shearling Ram or older 183 Shearling Ewe or older

ANY RARE BREED OF SHEEP NOT COVERED IN THE PREVIOUS CLASSES - OPEN - Judge: Mr J Blacker (Please indicate on Entry Form if M.V. Accredited) (Please state breed on Entry Form) 184 Ram Lamb 185 Ewe Lamb 186 Shearling Ram or older 187 Shearling Ewe or older

ANY CROSS-BRED - OPEN CLASS - Judge: Mr J Blacker (Please indicate on Entry Form if M.V. Accredited) 188 Gimmer Lamb not covered in previous classes 189 Shearling Ewe or older not covered in previous classes

JUNIOR SHEPHERD/SHEPHERDESS - Judge: Mr J S Fawcett (Please state age of Handler on Entry Form) Lamb must be halter trained Prize Money: £14, £10, £7 and £5 Entrance Fee: £1.50 (5th prize of £4 where 10 or more entries in class) To be judged at 1.15 pm at the Sheep Pens 190 Lamb, any breed or cross, shown by boy or girl, 9 years of age and under on Show Day. To be judged on presentation and turnout of both handler (60%) and Lamb (40%). 191 Lamb, any breed or cross, shown by boy or girl, age 10 to 14 years on Show Day. To be judged on presentation and turnout of both handler (60%) and lamb (40%).

BUTCHERS AND STORE LAMBS - OPEN CLASSES - Judge: To be advised (Please indicate on Entry Form if M.V. Accredited) 192 Pen of Two Lambs out of Swaledale or Dalesbred Ewe most suitable for Butcher 193 Pen of Two Lambs, most suitable for Butcher

BUTCHERS AND STORE LAMBS - LOCAL CLASSES - Judge: To be advised 194 Pen of Two Lambs most suitable for Butcher 195 Pen of Two Lambs out of a Swaledale or Dalesbred Ewe, suitable for Butcher 196 Pen of Two Masham H.B. or Mule Store Wether Lambs (not to be shown in any other class) 197 Pen of Two Lambs (horned) most suitable for Butcher

CARCASS CLASS (LOCAL) (Exhibitors must reside within 10 miles of the Pateley Bridge Post Office) The Society will provide a refrigerated display cabinet for exhibiting the carcasses (Limit of 18 entries, so early entry is advisable) Judge: To be advised Prize Money: £14, £10 and £7 Entrance Fee: £5 Class 198 One Lamb, any weight and shown as carcass (Class will be split on the day)

Lambs will be weighed live. Killing out % will be taken into consideration towards overall points. Arrangements to be notified at a later date.

29 SUFFOLK, TEXEL, CHAROLLAIS, BELTEX & OTHER PURE BREEDS Maedi Visna Scheme Entries for the SUFFOLK, TEXEL, CHAROLLAIS, BELTEX AND PURE BREED classes will only be accepted from Fully Accredited Sheep. Separate penning will be provided. All scheme sheep must be accompanied by a Certificate, which must be presented to the Steward before unloading.

SPECIAL PRIZES The 1912 J C Yorke Cup re-presented by Mr J K Suttill for Supreme Champion of Champions to be awarded annually. SUMMERSTONE PHEASANT SHOOT will sponsor the Supreme Sheep Championship and will award £100 to the Champion and £50 to the Reserve. Nidderdale Steam Rally Perpetual Cup to be awarded to the Champion Suffolk. Breed Rosette to Best Registered Suffolk Sheep kindly offered by The Suffolk Sheep Society. Bert Verity Cup donated by H R Verity to be awarded to the Champion Texel. Texel Trophy presented by Mr R Newby to be awarded to the Best Pair of Texel Gimmer Lambs. Binns Cup for Best Texel Ram Lamb. Breed Rosettes to Champion and Reserve Champion Texel sheep kindly offered by the Texel Sheep Society. £50 to Champion Texel kindly donated by J M Harrison, Snaygill, Skipton Taylor & Ellington Insurance Perpetual Trophy to be presented to Champion Charollais. Breed Rosette to Best Registered Charollais Sheep kindly offered by The British Charollais Sheep Society Limited. Beltex Shield to be presented to Champion Beltex. Kirbys Perpetual Trophy to be awarded to the Champion of Any Other Pure Breed of Sheep (Classes 108-109). Eavestone Cup donated by Mr R Ellis to be awarded to the Champion Wensleydale. The Dawson Perpetual Trophy presented by J L Dawson, Esq., to be awarded to the Best Single Exhibit in the Open Swaledale Section. The Hinchley Perpetual Trophy presented by J A Hinchley, Esq., to be awarded to the Best Single Exhibit shown by a Local exhibitor in the Open Swaledale Section. Championship Rosette to Best Registered Swaledale Sheep offered by The Swaledale Sheep Breeders’ Association. J Dowson Cup donated by Mrs M Hugill in memory of her Father, to be awarded to the Best Swaledale Gimmer Lamb shown by a Local exhibitor in the Open Swaledale Section. Nidderdale Agricultural Society Perpetual Trophy to the Champion Blue Faced Leicester. Freddie Hardcastle Perpetual Trophy presented by Mr F Hardcastle and to be awarded to Best Mule Gimmer Lamb in Open Section. T W Wilkinson Trophy to be awarded annually to the Best Mule Gimmer Lamb shown by a Local exhibitor in the Open Section. N of E Mule Sheep Association offer Rosette to its members. £10 Special Prize kindly donated by Mr B S Simpson for Champion Mule in the Open Classes. Champion Rosette to Best Registered Dalesbred Sheep offered by The Dalesbred Sheep Breeders’ Association. The Washburn Valley Farmers’ Association Perpetual Trophy to be awarded to the Best Single Exhibit in the Open Dalesbred Section. The Enoch Garth Perpetual Trophy to be awarded to the Best Single Exhibit in the Local Dalesbred Section. The George Brown Memorial Trophy to be awarded to the Best Local Dalesbred Ram Lamb. Middlesmoor Crown Hotel Trophy to be presented to the winner of the Local Dalesbred Shearling Ram. S F Glencorse Memorial Trophy to be awarded annually to the Best Fleeced Sheep in Local Dalesbred Classes (to be judged by the Commercial judge). The Neil Gill Perpetual Trophy to be awarded to the Best Gimmer Lamb in the local Dalesbred section. The David Henry Challis Memorial Trophy to be awarded to the Best Local Dalesbred Shearling Gimmer.

30 £10 Special Prize donated by Mr J A Stoney to Best Dalesbred Open or Local Exhibit. J R Newbould Perpetual Trophy for Champion Teeswater. Burgess Shield for Best Local Teeswater. Fewston Trophy presented by Mr & Mrs J P Winder for Champion Masham. £10 Special Prize kindly donated by J B Liddle & Son to be awarded to Champion Masham. A Champion Rosette presented by the Masham Sheep Breeders Association for the Champion Masham Gimmer Lamb registered with the Association. J B Liddle Perpetual Memorial Shield presented by Mrs J Liddle to the highest placed Local exhibitor residing in the Old Pateley Bridge Union competing in Class 158 (Pen of Two Masham Half-bred Gimmer Lambs). The Kittson & Kittson Silver Challenge Trophy presented by Messrs Kittson & Kittson to the highest placed Local exhibitor residing in the parishes of Stonebeck Up, Stonebeck Down, Fountains Earth, Bewerley and Bishopside, competing in Class 158 (Pen of Two Masham Half-bred Gimmer Lambs). The MacDonald Perpetual Memorial Trophy presented by Mrs B MacDonald in memory of her husband and to be awarded to the Best Local Masham H B Lamb shown in the Open Classes. Holroyd Perpetual Trophy to be awarded to Best Jacob Exhibit. £20 Special donated by Mrs K M Lowther to Best Jacob Exhibit. The Jacob Sheep Society will award a Rosette to the Champion Jacob Sheep. T J Smith Trophy for Champion North Country Cheviot. Two Shields presented to Best Male and Best Female in the North Country Cheviot Classes. The North Country Cheviot Sheep Society will award a Rosette to the Champion Exhibit. £10 Special Prize donated by Mr C Johnson to the Champion North Country Cheviot. The Chadwick Trophy for the Champion Dorset Horn/Poll Dorset. Breed Rosette to Best Registered Dorset Horn and Poll Dorset Sheep offered by The Dorset Horn and Poll Dorset Sheep Breeders’ Association. Terry Morrell Memorial Trophy to be awarded to Best Ryeland Exhibit. Breed Rosette to Best Ryeland offered by The Northern Ryeland Breeders Group. Rare Breed Shield to be presented to Champion of the Rare Breed classes. £5 Special Prize awarded to Champion Exhibit in Suffolk, Texel, Charollais, Beltex, Pure Bred, Wensleydale, Swaledale, Blue-Faced Leicester, Mule, Dalesbred Open, Dalesbred Local, Teeswater, Masham, Jacob, North Country Cheviot, Dorset Horn/Poll Dorset, Ryeland, Rare Breed and Cross Bred. £10 Special Prize offered by Mrs M Liddle to Best Junior Shepherd, 9 yrs of age and under. £10 Special Prize offered by Mrs M Liddle to Best Junior Shepherdess, 9 yrs of age and under. £10 Special Prize offered by Mrs M Liddle to Best Junior Shepherd, age 10 to 14 yrs. £10 Special Prize offered by Mrs M Liddle to Best Junior Shepherdess, age 10 to 14 yrs. Robbie Heaton Centenary Cup to be awarded to the Pen of Two Lambs out of Swaledale or Dalesbred ewe, most suitable for butcher (Class 192). Heyshaw Perpetual Trophy presented by Mrs E Doerflinger to be awarded to the Pen of Two (Local) Lambs most suitable for butcher (Class 194). Weatherhead Challenge Cup, won outright by V Verity & Son in 1960, and represented by Mr J Verity in 1998, to be awarded to the Pen of Two (Local) Lambs out of Swaledale or Dalesbred Ewe, suitable for butcher (Class 195). A E Dixon Cup to be awarded to Best Lamb Carcass in memory of Mr Albert E Dixon.

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31 WOOL (OPEN) - Judge: Mr M Hudson (Displayed in Produce Marquee) (Prize Money will be paid at 5.00 pm by the Steward in Charge, clearance permit must be shown as evidence of eligibility for prizes) Class & Exhibit No. to be marked on exhibit - No exhibits to be removed before 5 p.m. (PLEASE NOTE: MARQUEE WILL BE CLOSED TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC AT 5.00 P.M.) Prize Money: 1st-£5, 2nd-£3, 3rd-£1 Entrance Fee: 50p Benching by: 09.45 a.m. Judging: 10.00 a.m. Class 199 One Fleece off Dalesbred Hogg 200 One Fleece off Swaledale Hogg 201 One Fleece off Masham Hogg 202 One Fleece off Mule Hogg 203 One Fleece off any Lowland Pure Bred Hogg 204 One Fleece off any animal other than a sheep (eg. Alpaca)

SPECIAL PRIZES The Norman Trees Perpetual Trophy to be awarded to the Best Fleece in the Wool Classes (199-204). (Presented at the Produce Marquee at 4.45 pm). H Dawson Sons & Co (Wool) Ltd., sponsoring Classes 199-204. £30 Special Prize kindly donated by Mr F R Dawson to be awarded to Champion Overall Fleece in Classes 199-204.

SHEEP DOG TRIALS (OPEN) Judges: Mr D Fowler (Singles) Mr A Beaton (Doubles & Young Handler)

Commencing at 9.00 a.m.

Competitors are limited to 2 entries each NO SUBSTITUTION OF ENTRIES WILL BE ALLOWED

ALL DOGS MUST BE JUDGED Entrance Fee: £3.00

Prize Money: 1st-£50, 2nd-£30, 3rd-£25, 4th-£14, 5th-£12, 6th-£6, 7th-£5, 8th-£5, 9th-£5, 10th-£5 205 SHEEP DOG TRIAL COMPETITION (OPEN) Penning 4 sheep. Entries restricted to 55 dogs and Competitors with 2 dogs MUST book one dog in before 12 noon.

Prize Money: 1st-£20, 2nd-£10, 3rd-£5 Entrance Fee: £2.00 206 SHEEP DOG TRIAL COMPETITION for a couple of dogs. Entries restricted to six. To be run at approximately 1 p.m.

Prize Money: 1st-£20, 2nd-£10; 3rd-£5 Entrance Fee: £2.00 207 SHEEP DOG TRIAL COMPETITION for a Young Handler, aged 17 years or under To follow the Doubles competition. Special consideration will be given by the judges to the Shepherd who is most skilful and careful with his sheep.

SPECIAL PRIZES The Baker Place Challenge Cup presented by J Baker Place Esq., and to be awarded to the winner of the Single Trial. The John Holliday Memorial Trophy to be presented to the highest placed Local Entrant in the Singles Trial. Elton Perpetual Trophy to be awarded to the winner of the Double Trial. The Alan Shepherd Memorial Trophy to be awarded to the highest placed Lady Competitor. The A G Liddle Trophy to be awarded to the winner of the Young Handler’s Class.

32 SHEEP DOG TRIAL COURSE

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34 DIVISION 3 BREEDING PIGS Judging: 11.00 am Judge: Mr T Alty Prize Money: £20, £15, £5 Entry Fee: £1.50

Class 208 Sow in Pig, Any Breed 209 Gilt in Pig, Any Breed 210 Maiden Gilt, Any Breed 211 Pair of Pigs under 12 months old 212 Sow or Gilt with Litter 213 Any Novelty Pig, eg. Kune Kune, Mangalitsa

SPECIAL PRIZES The Andrew Scholey Memorial Trophy to be awarded to the exhibitor gaining most points in the Pig Section. The Atkinson Trophy to be presented to the Best Pig in Show. The Ken Whitley Trophy to be presented to the Best Local Pig. Southfield Farm Cottages donated £50.00 towards prize money for the pig classes.

DIVISION 4 D R Y S T O N E W A L L I N G C O M P E T I T I O N In association with The Yorkshire Dales Branch of the Dry Stone Walling Association

Judge: Mr K Bateman Each competitor shall wall 2½ yards. Base course to be 2 ft 9 ins, height 5 ft. with throughs as supplied. Each competitor to tie up with neighbours wall on both sides. Ballot 9.30 a.m. All work to be completed by 4.30 p.m.

Prize Money: £60, £50 and £40 Entrance Fee: £1 per person Class 214 Professional Singles (£50 to all competitors completing the course satisfactorily including prize winners)

Prize Money: £55, £45, £35 Entrance Fee: £1 per person Class 215 Amateur Singles (£50 to all competitors completing the course satisfactorily including prize winners)

Ronnie Eggleston Memorial Trophy donated by his family to be awarded annually to the winner of Class 214. Peter Hollings Trophy donated by Mrs Hollings to be awarded annually to the winner of Class 215. The Rashdyke Trophy given by Mr & Mrs Ian Hall to be awarded annually to the waller with the Best Section, Amateur or Professional.

Further details and directions obtainable from:- Mr D Eggleston, Brown Bank Chapel House, Norwood, Harrogate HG3 1TA (Tel: 01943 880169)

35 A.T.V. MANOEUVRABILITY TEST All Competitors must wear a safety helmet

Prize Money: £20, £15, £10 and £5 Entrance Fee: £1.00 Class 216 A.T.V. Manoeuvrability Test

1. Entries taken in advance - please use the black entry form, or on show day. 2. Event scheduled for 1.55 pm - 2.25 pm in the Main Ring 3. Skill and precision required. 4. Minimum Age Limit 16. 5. ATV experience essential. E W Smith & Company Challenge Cup to be awarded annually to winner of the A.T.V. Manoeuvrability Test. CHILDRENS’ PET CLASSES (Sheep, Horses, Ponies not eligible for these classes) Entries on Show Day

Prize Money: £12, £8, £5, £3 & £2 Entrance Fee: Free To be judged at 2.00 pm approx. in the Cattle Rings Class 217 A ‘Pet On A Lead’, shown by a child, 9 years of age and under on Show Day. 218 A ‘Pet On A Lead’, shown by a child, age 10 to 14 years on Show Day.

A Cup donated by the Yorkshire Dales Society to be awarded annually to the Overall Winner in the Childrens’ Pet Classes. The Yorkshire Dales Society kindly donate £50 towards prize money.

DIVISION 5 G O A T S Judge: Miss S Poundford Judging Commences - 10.00 a.m. ALL EXHIBITS TO BE PENNED BY 9.30 a.m.

Presentation of the Goat Trophies will take place at the Goat Marquee at approx. 2.45 p.m. The Goat classes are held under the Rules and Regulations of the BRITISH GOAT SOCIETY. All exhibits (excluding Pygmy goats) must be registered with the British Goat Society as in the ownership and in the name of the exhibitor, the registered name, number and the EAR MARK number being quoted on the entry form. (Also the Kidding date for goats in milk). All goats in milk must have kidded a minimum of 30 days previous to the date of the show. Pygmy goats will be judged to the standard set by the Pygmy Goat Society.

Prize Money: 1st-£10, 2nd-£8, 3rd-£5 Entrance Fee: £2.00 (4th prize of £3 where 8 or more are entered)

36 SPECIAL PRIZES The British Goat Society of 34-36 Fore St., Bovey Tracey, Devon, offers a DIPLOMA for the Best Exhibit in the Goat Classes. Rosette offered by British Toggenburg Society. Rosette offered by Anglo-Nubian Goat Society. Rosette offered by English Goat Breeders Association. Trophy kindly donated by Fringill Farm Supplies Darley Ltd., for Best in Show. Tankard kindly donated by B.O.C.M. Silcock for Reserve Best in Show. Bewerley Park Trophy for Best Saanen or British Saanen. The Ormondroyd Award for the Best Toggenburg or British Toggenburg. The R C Bland Trophy kindly donated by R C Bland to be presented annually to the Best British Alpine. Fridaythorpe Feeds Trophy presented to Best Anglo-Nubian. The Shepherd Trophy kindly donated by Mr & Mrs D Shepherd to be presented annually to the Best of Any Other Variety. The T Kendall & Sons (Butchers) Trophy kindly donated by Mr Ian Kendall to be presented annually to the Best Pygmy Goat. Northwolds Shield kindly donated by Mrs A Hubbard to be presented to the Best Goatling. Icelarger Shield kindly donated by Mr & Miss T Freeman-Grenville to be presented to the Best Kid. The I’Anson Bros. Trophy for Best Old English.

MILKERS - Female goat in milk any age having borne a kid. Class 219 Saanen or British Saanen 220 Toggenburg or British Toggenburg 221 British Alpine 222 Anglo-Nubian 223 Old English 224 Any Other Variety 225 Pygmy

GOATLINGS: Female goats over 1 year but not exceeding 2, not having borne a kid. 226 Saanen or British Saanen 227 Toggenburg or British Toggenburg 228 British Alpine 229 Anglo-Nubian 230 Old English 231 Any Other Variety 232 Pygmy

KIDS: Female goats over 2 months but not exceeding 1 year 233 Saanen or British Saanen 234 Toggenburg or British Toggenburg 235 British Alpine 236 Anglo-Nubian 237 Old English 238 Any Other Variety 239 Pygmy 240 Goat in Milk with Daughter (both having been shown previously in Classes 219-239)

Goats will be penned in a marquee near which exhibitors vehicles may be parked. All goats in milk should be milked out by 7.30 a.m. on Show Day. Water and bedding available. C.A.E. tested goats - Please state C.A.E. tested on Entry Form.

37 38 DIVISION 6 H O R S E S (All riders must wear hats to the appropriate B.S., where applicable)

BREEDING HUNTERS

Judging: Approx. 8.00 a.m. Judge: Mr W Burnell Prize Money: £30, £20 and £15 Entrance Fee: £5.00 (4th prize of £5 where 8 or more entries in class) Class 241 Ridden Hunter, 15.2 h.h. and over, mare or gelding, 4 years old and over 242 Hunter Brood Mare, with foal at foot 243 Hunter Foal, Colt or Filly exhibited in Class 242 244 Yearling Colt, Filly or Gelding 245 2 year old Hunter, Gelding or Filly 246 3 year old Hunter, Gelding or Filly

The Nidderdale Agricultural Show Challenge Bowl to be presented to the winner of Class 241. Thomas Iveson Memorial Trophy donated by Miss M Iveson for Best Hunter Brood Mare. Major F B Hirsch, Low Hall, Dacre, will give a CUP for the Best Hunter Foal in the Show (to be awarded annually). Abrahams Cup donated by A. Abrahams, Esq., and to be competed for annually and awarded to winner of Class 244. The Brogden Memorial Trophy presented by Mr & Mrs K Lowther, and to be awarded annually to Best 2-year-old Hunter. £20 Special Prize donated by Mrs K M Lowther, to the winner of Class 245. £20 Special Prize donated by Mrs M Liddle, to the winner of Class 246. £20 Special Prize donated by Mr D R Smith, to the Overall Champion of the Winners of All Hunter Breeding classes. The A.M.P.S. News Limited Trophy to be presented annually to the Overall Champion of the Winners of All Hunter Breeding classes. Special Rosettes will be awarded by the I.D.H.S. (G.B.) to the highest placed pure or part bred Irish Draught exhibit in Classes 241-246. All exhibits must be registered or identified with the I.D.H.S. (G.B.) on either their Pure Bred or ID Sport Horse Registers. Registration/Identification numbers to be stated on entry form.

RIDING AND TURNOUT (Local) (Exhibitors must reside within 10 miles of Pateley Bridge Post Office) (No BSPS Ponies or Ponies UK eligible for these classes) Judging: Approx. 9.00 a.m. Judge: Mrs Y Barker Prize Money: £15, £10 and £5 Entrance Fee: £3.00 (4th prize of £3 where 8 or more entries in class) Class 247 Horse/Pony (rider 13 years and over but not exceeding 17 years) 248 Horse/Pony (rider 12 years of age and under)

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40 To be judged on Turnout and Condition of Horse/Pony, appearance and ability of Rider and Condition of Tack. £25 Special Prize, donated by Sport Nidderdale, to be awarded to the Best Turned Out Horse/Pony and rider in the Riding and Turnout (Local) Section. The Mulberry Trophy to be awarded annually to the winner of Class 247. The Syntax Trophy to be awarded annually to the winner of Class 248. The Fred Graham Memorial Trophy to be awarded annually to the overall winner of the Riding and Turnout (Local) classes.

COLOURED HORSE/PONY (IN-HAND) Judging: Approx. 9.00 a.m. Judge: Mrs E Tate Prize Money: £20, £15 and £10 Entrance Fee: £5.00 (4th prize of £5 where 8 or more entries in class) Class 249 Mare or gelding, any height, any age, in-hand

The Maureen Calvert Perpetual Memorial Trophy to be awarded to the winner of Class 249.

CHILDREN’S RIDING CLASSES Judging: Approx. 10.00 a.m. Judge: Mr D Russell Prize Money: £15, £10 and £5 Entrance Fee: £3.00 (4th prize of £3 where 8 or more entries in class) Class 250 Pony, not exceeding 13.2 h.h. rider to be born in or after 1997 251 Pony, over 13.2 h.h. and not exceeding 14.2 h.h. rider to be born in or after 1995

The Bewerley Challenge Cup donated by the late Mr & Mrs A Sigston Thompson to be competed for annually, will be awarded to Best Pony. The Tic-Tac Trophy to be awarded annually to the winner of Class 250. Riding and age of rider to be taken into consideration.

HEAVY WEIGHT AGRICULTURAL HORSES OPEN CLASSES (Name of Animal MUST BE stated on Entry Form) (Passports MUST BE available for inspection on Show Day) Judging: Approx. 10.00 a.m. Judge: Mrs V S Webster Prize Money: £25, £17 and £10 Entrance Fee: £3.00 (4th prize of £3 where 8 or more entries in class) Class 252 Heavy Draught Mare with foal at foot 253 Foal, born in 2011 and entered in Class 252 254 Year old Colt, Gelding or Filly 255 Colt, Gelding or Filly, 2 years old 256 Barren Mare, Gelding or Filly, to be 3 years and over 257 Pair Gelding or Mares

£30 Appearance money will be paid to each exhibitor attending the Show. £20 Special donated by Mr D Mawson, Warsill, and Rosette for Champion Exhibit. John Allanson Perpetual Trophy to be awarded to The Champion Exhibit. Thruscross Perpetual Trophy presented by Mr Reg Peel and to be awarded to Best Heavy Draught Mare with foal at foot. W A Hart Perpetual Trophy to be awarded to the winner of Class 253.

41 RIDDEN COLOURED Judging: Approx. 11.00 a.m. Judge: Mrs E Tate Prize Money: £20, £15 and £10 Entrance Fee: £5.00 (4th prize of £5 where 8 or more entries in class) Class 258 Mare or gelding, any height, any age

MOUNTAIN AND MOORLAND (Please State Breed on Entry Form) Judging: Approx. 10.45 a.m. Judge: Mrs J Marsden Prize Money: £20, £15 and £10 Entrance Fee: £5.00 (4th prize of £5 where 8 or more entries in class) Class 259 Mare or gelding, Welsh A & B, in-hand 260 Mare or gelding, Connemara, Dales, Fell, Highland, New Forest, Welsh C & D, in- hand 261 Stallion, Mare or gelding confined to Dartmoor, Exmoor and Shetland Ponies, in- hand

The McConnell Challenge Cup to be presented annually to the Overall Champion in the Mountain and Moorland Classes. The Stremmart Stud Memorial Shield to be presented annually to the Reserve Champion in the Mountain and Moorland Classes. The Tom Mawer Cup to be presented to the winner of Class 260. The Jack Motley Trophy to be awarded annually to the Best Stallion, Mare or Gelding confined to Dartmoor, Exmoor and Shetland Ponies, in-hand. To First Prize Winner of large Mountain and Moorland, Crow Trees Equestrian kindly donate a Horslyx. The J A Stoney MBE Championship Trophy to be awarded annually to the Highest Placed Dales Pony in Class 260. A Special Rosette offered by the Dales Pony Society for the Best Registered Dales Pony shown by an exhibitor who produces a current membership card in the ring. BRITISH SHOW JUMPING PLEASE NOTE: Show Jumping to commence approx. 3.30 p.m Judges: Mr F Hiorns and Mrs A Untisz

ADULT CLASSES

262 HORSE & HOUND FOXHUNTER*/1.20m OPEN Entry Fee: £10.00 (or £12 on day) Under Table A7, speed 350m per minute Jumps 1.20 m. Rule 310. For registered Horses. Prize Money: 1st-£65, 2nd-£50, 3rd-£45, 4th-£25, 5th-£15. *(If 30 or more starters in Class 262, this class will be split. Horses may only compete in one section)

263 OPEN JUMPING COMPETITION Entry Fee: £12.00 (or £14 on day) Jumps 1.30 m. Under Table A7, Speed 350m per minute. For registered Horses. Prize Money: 1st-£100, 2nd-£80, 3rd-£60, 4th-£40, 5th-£20

42 264 SCURRY, under Table C Entry Fee: £10.00 (or £12 on day) Jumps 1.25 m. For registered Horses. Prize Money: 1st-£75, 2nd-£60, 3rd-£45, 4th-£30, 5th-£15

RULES OF ENTRY IN ALL JUMPING CLASSES All Horses and Ponies must be Registered and Owners and Riders to be members of British Showjumping in accordance with Rule 79.

In accordance with Rule 82.21, no member of British Showjumping shall allow a stallion for which he is responsible as owner, lessee, authorised agent, or rider to attend a show, compete or be prepared to compete, in any show jumping competition without taking adequate precautions to ensure other horses/ponies, competitors and members of the public are not put at risk of injury. Also refer to Rule 102.11.

The R M Hawksworth Silver Challenge Cup to be competed for annually and awarded to the winner of Class 262. A special rosette will be awarded by Horse and Hound to the winner of Class 262.

DIVISION 7 D R E S S E D W A L K I N G S T I C K S and A R T

(Displayed in the Produce Marquee)

Presentation of Trophies and Special Prizes will take place at the Produce Marquee at approx. 4.45 p.m. (Free Admission with £7 entries and free Car Pass with £8 entries)

The Society cannot accept responsibility for exhibits benched before 7.00 a.m. PLEASE NOTE: MARQUEE WILL BE CLOSED TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC AT 5.00 P.M, AFTER THE PRESENTATION OF TROPHIES. ALL EXHIBITS MUST BE COLLECTED BETWEEN 5 p.m. and 5.30 p.m. (Prize Money will be paid at 5.00 pm by the Steward in Charge Clearance Permit and Prize Card must be shown as evidence of eligibility for prizes)

DRESSED WALKING STICKS - OPEN AND LOCAL Class and Exhibitor number (provided) to be affixed to each walking stick by the Exhibitor prior to benching

JUDGE: Mr J S Clayton Benching by: 09.45 a.m. Judging: 10.00 a.m. Prize Money: £8, £5, £3 and £2 Entrance Fee: £1.00 OPEN CLASSES Class 265 Horned-headed Walking Stick, Plain 266 Horned-headed Walking Stick, Fancy 267 Dressed Walking Stick, Wood-headed, Plain

43 44 268 Dressed Walking Stick, Wood-headed, Fancy 269 Dressed Walking Stick, from Root 270 Lady’s Horn-headed Walking Stick 271 Shepherd’s Crook, Horn-headed, Plain 272 Shepherd’s Crook, Horn-headed, Fancy 273 Thumb Stick, Wood or Horn

Joe Stoney Trophy awarded to Best Exhibit in the Open section.

LOCAL CLASSES (Exhibitors must permanently reside within 10 miles of Pateley Bridge Post Office to be eligible for these classes) Class 274 Horn-headed Walking Stick, Plain 275 Horn-headed Walking Stick, Fancy 276 Dressed Walking Stick, from Root 277 Dressed Walking Stick, Wood-headed, Plain or Fancy

SPECIAL PRIZES Learoyd Memorial Cup to be awarded annually to the Best Local Stick. The Haines Trophy to be awarded to the Best Wood-headed Walking Stick. The Lazenby Cup to be awarded to the Best Decorative Walking Stick

______ART (Must be original work and not to have been shown at the Nidderdale Show before) Judge: Mrs M Clapperton (Class and Entry No. to be marked on the back of the exhibit) Junior entrants to state age and address on back of artwork Benching by: 09.45 a.m. Judging: 10.00 a.m. Prize Money: £6, £4 and £3 Entrance Fee: £1.00 Class 278 An oil or acrylic painting – ‘A Peaceful Place’. Framed work, max. size 70 cm 279 A watercolour or gouache painting – ‘Real Yorkshire’. Framed work, max. size 70 cm 280 A drawing in pencil, charcoal or ink – ‘Natural Forms’. Mounted work, max. 60 cm 281 A mixed media image – ‘Man Made’. Mounted work, max. 60 cm 282 Junior Class – Entrants to be 17 years or under. A coloured and mounted and/or framed work using paint and/or other colouring materials, entitled: ‘What I like about Yorkshire is .... ‘. Max. size 70 cm. You may carry out your work using watercolour, acrylic paint, fibre-tips, etc.

The Charlton Taylor Perpetual Trophy will be awarded to the most outstanding Oil or Watercolour painting. The Eileen Crabtree Memorial Cup will be awarded to the most outstanding work in the Junior Class.

45 DIVISION 8 F A R M C R O P S, V E G E T A B L E S, F L O W E R S A N D P R O D U C E

(Displayed in Produce Marquee) Presentation of Trophies and Special Prizes will take place at the Produce Marquee at approx. 4.45 p.m. (Free admission with £7 entries and Free Car Park with £8 entries)

The Society cannot accept responsibility for exhibits benched before 7.00 a.m. PLEASE NOTE: MARQUEE WILL BE CLOSED TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC AT 5.00 PM, AFTER THE PRESENTATION OF TROPHIES.

ALL EXHIBITS MUST BE COLLECTED BETWEEN 5 p.m. and 5.30 p.m. (Prize Money will be paid at 5.00 pm by the Steward in Charge Clearance Permit and Prize Card must be shown as evidence of eligibility for prizes) FARM CROPS Judge: Mr R E Greensit

Benching by: 09.45 a.m. Judging: 10.00 a.m. Prize Money: £6, £4, and £3 Entrance Fee: £1.00 (4th prize of £2 where 12 or more entries in class) Class 283 Three Swedes, Untrimmed (one to be cut when judged) 284 Three Fodderbeet, Untrimmed (one to be cut when judged) 285 Three stems of Maize as cut 286 Sward of Grass, 18” square, permanent or ley 287 Bale of Hay 288 1 to 2 kilos of Grass Silage (to be exhibited in a rigid, clear plastic, lidded container) 289 1 to 2 kilos of Whole Crop Silage (to be exhibited in a rigid, clear plastic, lidded container) 290 Interesting Old Agricultural Hand Tool (Previous exhibits welcome. Please state description where known)

Nidderdale Agricultural Society Trophy for Best Exhibit in Classes 283-289. Special Prize of £5 kindly donated by Mrs M Anderson for winner of Class 290. VEGETABLES (Open and Local) Judge: Mr G Kirby Benching by: 09.45 a.m. Judging: 10.00 a.m. Prize Money: £6, £4 and £3 Entrance Fee: £1.00 (4th prize of £2 where 12 or more entries in class) Class 291 Four White Potatoes (Local) 292 Four White Potatoes (Open) 293 Four Coloured Potatoes (Local) 294 Four Coloured Potatoes (Open) 295 Three Beetroot, Round (one to be cut when judged) 296 One Cauliflower 297 Four Onions (Local) 298 Four Onions (Open) 299 One White Cabbage, Round (may be cut at the Judge’s discretion) 300 One Red Cabbage (may be cut at the Judge’s discretion)

46 301 Five Home Grown Tomatoes 302 Four Runner Beans (Local) 303 Four Runner Beans (Open) 304 Three Leeks (Trench) 305 Two Leeks (Pot) 306 Three Carrots 307 Vegetable Marrow (NOT to exceed 15“ in length) 308 Six Shallots 309 Tray of Vegetables, to comprise of five different vegetables 310 Trug of Garden Vegetables, minimum of three varieties - arranged for effect as well as quality (NOT to be judged on points)

SPECIAL PRIZES The Teal Perpetual Trophy to be awarded annually for Best Tray of Vegetables. Fred Spence Memorial Trophy to be awarded annually for Best Individual Vegetable Exhibit. Special Prize of £5 kindly donated by Mrs M Anderson for Best Trug of Garden Vegetables. F L O W E R S ( O P E N ) (Displayed in Produce Marquee) Presentation of Trophies and Special Prizes will take place at the Produce Marquee at approx. 4.45 p.m. (Free admission with £7 entries and Free Car Park with £8 entries)

The Society cannot accept responsibility for exhibits benched before 7.00 a.m. PLEASE NOTE: MARQUEE WILL BE CLOSED TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC AT 5.00 PM, AFTER THE PRESENTATION OF TROPHIES.

ALL EXHIBITS MUST BE COLLECTED BETWEEN 5 p.m. and 5.30 p.m. (Prize Money will be paid on at 5.00 pm by the Steward in Charge Clearance Permit and Prize Card must be shown as evidence of eligibility for prizes)

Class and Number to be affixed to each container (No Vases provided)

Judge: Mr B Chatten Benching by: 09.45 a.m. Judging: 10.00 a.m. Prize Money: £6, £4 and £3 Entrance Fee: £1.00 (4th prize of £2 where 12 or more entries in class) Class 311 Three Dahlias, any sort (8” diam. or larger) 312 Three Decorative Dahlias (Medium 6” to 8” diam.) 313 Three Decorative Dahlias (Small 4” to 6” diam.) 314 Three Ball Dahlias (Small 4” to 6” diam.) 315 Three Pom-Pom Dahlias (not exceeding 2” diam.) 316 Three Cactus or Semi-Cactus Dahlias (Small 4” to 6” diam.) 317 Three Cactus or Semi-Cactus Dahlias (Medium 6” to 8” diam.) 318 Bowl of Dahlias, arranged for all-round effect 319 Three Chrysanthemums, reflex or reflexing, out-door grown 320 Three Chrysanthemums, incurve and incurving, out-door grown 321 Three Sprays of Chrysanthemums 322 Vase of Five Specimen Roses, one or more varieties 323 Three Sprays of Floribunda Roses 324 Vase of Perennials (three species) 325 Vase of Annuals (three species)

47 326 Vase of Michaelmas Daisies, arranged for all-round effect 327 Flowering Begonia, any type (Diameter of Pot not to exceed 10”) 328 Flowering Fuschia (Diameter of Pot not to exceed 10”) 329 Pot Plant in Flower, any other variety (Diameter of Pot not to exceed 10”) 330 Ornamental Foliage House Plant, excluding Ferns (Diameter of Pot not to exceed 10”)

The Society will give £5 Special to Best Exhibit in classes 311-322. Nidderdale Show Salver for Best Exhibit in classes 311-330. ______P R O D U C E (Free admission with £7 entries and Free Car Park with £8 entries) Presentation of Trophies and Special Prizes will take place at the Produce Marquee at approx. 4.45 p.m. for Eggs, Hams, etc. and Honey

PLEASE NOTE: PRODUCE MARQUEE WILL BE CLOSED TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC AT 5.00 P.M., AFTER THE PRESENTATION OF TROPHIES.

ALL EXHIBITS MUST BE COLLECTED BETWEEN 5 p.m. and 5.30 p.m. (Prize Money will be paid at 5.00 pm by the Steward in Charge Clearance Permit and Prize Card must be shown as evidence of eligibility for prizes) EGGS (Open and Local) Judge: Mr C Wilson

(Displayed in Produce Marquee) (Plates for display and saucers for the breaking of eggs will be provided) Class and Exhibitor numbers will be provided to affix to each display plate and saucer Exhibits not properly identified with class and exhibitor number will not be considered for judging

Benching by: 09.45 a.m. Judging: 10.00 a.m. Prize Money: £6, £4 and £3 Entrance Fee: £1.00 (4th prize of £2 where 12 or more entries in class)

OPEN CLASSES Class 331 Dish of Four Hen’s Eggs, Fresh, White 332 Dish of Four Hen’s Eggs, Fresh, Tinted 333 Dish of Four Hen’s Eggs, Fresh, Brown 334 Single Hen’s Egg (to be judged for contents only) 335 Dish of Four Bantam Eggs 336 Dish of Four Duck Eggs 337 Single Duck’s Egg (to be judged for contents only)

LOCAL CLASS Class 338 Dish of Four Hen’s Eggs

The Judge will break an egg for the purpose of judging.

Margery Spence Memorial Trophy to be presented for the Best Exhibit in Classes 331-338. £2.00 Special Prizes to best exhibit in each Class 331, 333, 334 and 335.

48 HAMS, STAND PIES AND SAUSAGES (Open) Judge: Mr C Robinson (Displayed in Produce Marquee) Benching by: 09.45 a.m. Judging: 10.00 a.m. Prize Money: £6, £4 and £3 Entrance Fee: £1.00 (4th prize of £2 where 12 or more entries in class) Class 339 Home Cured Ham, any size 340 A Stand Pie, Pork – hot or cold water pastry. Minimum weight 1 lb - maximum weight 1 lb 4 oz. To be presented cold 341 Four Homemade Sausages – cooked and presented cold, and labelled 342 Game Pie – any pastry. Not to exceed 8” diameter 343 Mould of Brawn. Not to exceed 10” diameter 344 Any Meat Paté, in small ramekin, sealed and labelled 345 A small handmade cheese, any variety HONEY Judge: Mr M Badger, MBE (Displayed in Produce Marquee) (All exhibits to be clearly marked with Class and Entry Number) Benching by: 09.45 a.m. Judging: 10.00 a.m. Prize Money: £6, £4 and £3 Entrance Fee: £1.00 (4th prize of £2 where 12 or more entries in class) Class 346 1 lb. Jar of light Honey 347 1 lb. Jar of medium or dark Honey 348 1 lb. Jar of Heather Honey 349 1 lb. Jar of soft set Honey 350 One shallow or deep Comb of Honey

A Trophy will be presented for the Best Honey Exhibit in Show.

NIDDERDALE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY CANINE SECTION NIDDERDALE SHOW - Monday, 19th September, 2011 OPEN DOG SHOW (To be held under Kennel Club Rules and Show Regulations)

Schedules available from: Canine Section Secretary MR. PETER BROADBENT 89 Acres Hall Crescent, Pudsey, Leeds LS28 9DY Telephone : 0113 - 239 - 4510

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49 DIVISION 9 H O M E P R O D U C E, H A N D I C R A F T S, W I, C H I L D R E N ’ S C L A S S E S A N D Y F C D O M E S T I C C L A S S E S (Free admission with £7 entries and Free Car Park with £8 entries) (Displayed in WI Marquee) Presentation of WI Trophies will take place at the WI Marquee at approx. 4.30 p.m.

The Society cannot accept responsibility for exhibits benched before 7.00 a.m. PLEASE NOTE: MARQUEE WILL CLOSE TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC AT 4.45 P.M. ALL EXHIBITS MUST BE COLLECTED BETWEEN 5 p.m. and 5.30 p.m. (Prize Money will be paid at 4.00 pm by the Steward in Charge Clearance Permit must be shown as evidence of eligibility for prizes) HOME PRODUCE Produce & Preserve Judges: Mrs A Ashton, Miss S D Broadwith, Mrs J Clarke, Miss P Jagger, Mrs E Williams

(All exhibits must be marked with Class and Entry Number) (Displayed in WI Marquee) Benching by: 09.45 a.m. Judging: 10.00 a.m. Prize Money: £6, £4 and £3 Entrance Fee: £1.00 (4th prize of £2 where 12 or more entries in class) Class 351 White bread, any shape (using 1lb of dough) 352 Brown loaf made in a bread making machine 353 A round or square of Chelsea buns (made using 1lb of dough) 354 A savoury quiche 355 Four puff pastry apple turnovers 356 A Bakewell tart 357 A Battenburg 358 Jam Swiss roll 359 Four cherry scones 360 Sugarcraft – A spray of flowers 361 Honey Chocolate Cake – Set Recipe: 20 cm (8”) round cake tin Cooking temp: Moderate oven – 180°C, 350°F, Gas 4 for 1-1¼ hours

Cake: 175 g (6 oz) butter 175 g (6 oz) light soft brown sugar 100 g (4 oz) set honey 2 Eggs 3 tbs cocoa powder 200 g (7 oz) self raising flour ½ tsp baking powder 5 tbs sherry ½ tsp vanilla essence

Filling: 50 g (2 oz) butter 50 g (2 oz) plain chocolate, melted 80 g (3 oz) icing sugar 1 tbs sherry

Method: 1. Cream the fat, sugar and honey until very light and fluffy, then beat in the eggs one at a time, followed by the essence. 2. Sift the cocoa with the flour and baking powder and fold in to the mixture, alternating with the sherry. 3. Put into a greased and bottom lined tin and bake until firm to the touch.

50 51 4. Cool in the tin for a few minutes then turn out and cool on a wire rack. 5. Filling: Cream the butter until soft then beat in the cool, but still runny, chocolate and sherry, followed by the icing sugar. 6. Split the cake in half horizontally and spread the filling over the base. 7. Replace the top and dredge with sifted icing sugar.

The Geldart Cup to be awarded annually for Best Exhibit in Classes 351-361. Kindly donated by Mrs Geldart of Pateley Bridge. The Ann Kent Perpetual Trophy to be awarded for Best Exhibit in Class 360.

PRESERVES Clear glass jars with no trade mark - full date A ‘jar’ should not be less than 225 g (½ lb) Class and Entry Number to be marked on jar (Displayed in WI Marquee)

Benching by: 09.45 a.m. Judging: 10.00 a.m. Prize Money: £6, £4 and £3 Entrance Fee: £1.00 (4th prize of £2 where 12 or more entries in class) Class 362 A jar of mixed fruit marmalade 363 A jar of raspberry jam 364 A jar of plum jam 365 A jar of chutney 366 A jar of orange curd

The Freda Middlemiss Tray to be awarded annually to the winner with the most points in the preserves section (for competitors living within a 10 mile radius of Pateley Bridge).

HANDICRAFTS Judges: Mrs C Pounder, Mrs W Hall (Displayed in WI Marquee and not to have been shown at the Nidderdale Show before) Please state Class and Entry No. on each Exhibit

Benching by: 09.45 a.m. Judging: 10.00 a.m. Prize Money: £6, £4 and £3 Entrance Fee: £1.00 Class 367 Hand knitting – A child’s stripy jumper 368 An item in/with bobbin lace 369 A quilted item 370 A Blackwork picture – max. 50 cm wide 371 A knitted brooch 372 A 3D card – any design (Juniors please state age on back of entry) 373 A small decorated cushion 374 A beaded item – Christmas decoration

A Lace Bobbin will be presented by Hill Crafts of Smelthouses on Show Day to the Winner of Class 368. A Special Prize of £10 kindly donated by Mrs G Blair for the Best Exhibit in Class 372 by a young person 17 years or younger.

52 INTERESTING OLD KITCHEN UTENSILS (Displayed in WI Marquee) Benching by: 09.45 a.m. Judging: 10.00 a.m. Prize Money: £6, £4 and £3 Entrance Fee: £1.00 Class 375 Interesting Old Kitchen Utensil not exhibited in this class before (Please state use where known)

COMPUTER GRAPHICS Judge: Mrs J Rolls (Displayed in WI Marquee) (Class and Entry No. to be marked on exhibit)

Benching by: 09.45 a.m. Judging: 10.00 a.m. Prize Money: £10, £5 and £3 Entrance Fee: £1.00 Class 376 Any Graphic Design of original artwork (not previously entered into the Show) created on a computer and printed out no larger than A4, on the back of which should contain: i) the intended purpose for the design (eg. DVD/CD cover, book jacket, advertisement, sign, poster, notice, pamphlet, mouse mat, web page, etc.) ii) The software program/s used to generate the work.

The Hardisty Rolls Perpetual Cup awarded to the best entry in the Computer Graphics class.

FLOWER ARRANGING Judge: Mrs D Whelan (Displayed in WI Marquee) Benching by: 09.45 a.m. Judging: 10.00 a.m. Prize Money: £6, £4 and £3 Entrance Fee: £1.00 Class 377 ‘Royal Wedding’ – an exhibit (space allowed – 69 cm wide x 66 cm deep x 80 cm high) 378 ‘Brilliant Contrast’ – a contemporary exhibit (space allowed – as above) 379 ‘A Landscape Design’ – an exhibit (space allowed – as above) 380 A corsage 381 Junior Class (entrants to be 17 yrs or under) – An arrangement in a recycled container

(An “EXHIBIT” is composed of natural plant material, with or without accessories. Plant material must always predominate)

The Hutchinson Cup to be awarded to the Best Exhibit in the flower arranging classes. The B Charnley Trophy for the Best Exhibit in Junior Floral Art. The Alexandra Nixon Rose Bowl, kindly donated by Sandra & Robert Kreutzer-Brett, to be awarded to the best corsage, not having won the J Houseman Perpetual Trophy.

53 54 AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHY Judges: Dr F Vallely and Mrs M Vallely (Displayed in WI Marquee) (No more than two entries per exhibitor in any one class) ALL PRINTS MUST BE UNMOUNTED AND NOT TO EXCEED 18 cm (7”) x 13 cm (5”) Entries should not have been shown at the Nidderdale Show before (Class and Entry No. on reverse side please) Benching by: 09.45 a.m. Judging: 10.00 a.m. Prize Money: £10, £8, £6, £4 and £2 Entrance Fee: £1.00 per photo Class 382 A colourprint – ‘A Nidderdale Village’ 383 A colourprint – ‘Close up on nature’ 384 A colourprint – ‘Wind assisted’ 385 A colourprint – ‘It’s magic’ The Richmond Cup kindly donated by John Richmond to be awarded annually to the Best Exhibit in the photography classes. CHILDREN’S CLASSES Judges: Mrs M Jacques and Mrs R Szlumper (Displayed in WI Marquee) Age to be stated on FRONT and name on BACK of exhibit PLEASE STATE AGE ON ENTRY FORM Benching by: 09.45 a.m. Judging: 10.00 a.m. Entry: FREE Prize Money: 1st £3, 2nd £2, 3rd £1 (4th prize over 12 entries 50p) Class 386 Painting, A3 – ‘A tractor’ – Age 4 to 5 yrs 387 Model – An egg box monster face – Age 4 to 5 yrs 388 Crayoned picture, A4 – ‘A tractor at work’ – Age 6 to 8 yrs 389 Four decorated digestive biscuits (to be judged on decoration only) – Age 6 to 8 yrs 390 Painting, A4 – ‘Tractors at work’ – Age 9 to 11 yrs 391 Four decorated homemade buns (to be judged on taste and decoration) – Age 9 to 11 yrs 392 Computer generated picture, A4 – ‘On the farm’ – Age 12 to 14 yrs 393 A decorated Victoria sponge cake – Age 12 to 14 yrs

The Walker Cup to be awarded to the best entry in the Children’s Classes. A S P D I N R O S E B O W L C O M P E T I T I O N This is a competitive exhibit by WI members from the four WIs in Nidderdale (Glasshouses, Pateley Bridge, Summerbridge and Upper Nidderdale)

Each WI chooses three items from the following: A white plait; a fruit flan with a pastry base; a Dundee cake; five assorted fancies; a small jar of savoury jelly; homemade sweets. Each WI also chooses three items from the following: Fingerless mittens; a decorated box; a wall hanging or bell pull – any medium; a handmade necklace; an ovenglove/mitten. Flower arrangement: Autumn Glory.

SPECIAL PRIZES/TROPHIES FOR NIDDERDALE GROUP WI MEMBERS ONLY: Please state if you are a WI member on the entry form. The Brockhill Perpetual Trophy awarded for Best Exhibit in Open Craft Section. The Anne Weatherhead Perpetual Trophy awarded for the Best Craft in Aspdin Rose Bowl Competition.

55 The J Houseman Perpetual Trophy awarded for the Best Exhibit in the Flower Arranging Section. The Isabel Holliday Perpetual Trophy awarded for the Best Flower Arrangement in the Aspdin Rose Bowl Competition. The Gladys Brown Perpetual Trophy awarded for Best Exhibit in Open Domestic classes. The Olive Dougill Perpetual Trophy awarded for the Best Produce Exhibit in Aspdin Rose Bowl Competition. Y O U N G F A R M E R S ’ D O M E S T I C C L A S S E S Judge: Mrs P Salter (Displayed in WI Marquee) Benching by 09.45 a.m. Judging: 10.00 a.m Prize Money: £6, £4 and £3 Entrance Fee: £1.00 Class 394 A Gingerbread Man and Woman, to be decorated – under 17 yrs 395 A Coat hook, not to exceed 400 mm x 200 mm x 200 mm – under 17 yrs 396 An animal made out of recycled material, size not to exceed 500 mm cubed – under 17 yrs

397 A Photograph of texture, unmounted, 18 cm (7”) x 13 cm (5”) – Open 398 A fruit pavlova, not to exceed 300 mm – Open 399 A jewellery box, size not to exceed 500 mm cubed – Open

SPECIAL PRIZES YFC Cup for most points gained by a Junior member of the Nidderdale Young Farmers’ Club in the Domestic Classes 394-396. Rosemary Dawson Cup for most points gained by a Senior member (17 yrs and over) of the Nidderdale Young Farmers’ Club in the Domestic Classes 397-399. Show Service Showground Bandstand Bewerley Park

Sunday, 18th September at 3.00 pm

EVERYBODY WELCOME!

56 DIVISION 10 P O U L T R Y , P I G E O N S & R A B B I T S

ENTRIES TO: Poultry and Pigeons – Mr R Cornforth; Rabbits – Mrs S Cornforth 4 Rosemary Court, Easingwold, York YO61 3EZ

RULES RELATING TO POULTRY, ETC. SECTION 1. All birds to be the property of the Exhibitor. Borrowed specimens, if discovered, will be disqualified. 2. The greatest care will be taken of specimens, but the Committee will not be responsible for any loss or damage from any cause. 3. All exhibits remain until 5 p.m. and COLLECTED BEFORE 5.30 p.m. PRIZE MONEY will be paid at 4.30 p.m. 4. Poultry, etc., all under cover.

HAND STOCK ONLY. NO RAIL STOCK Free admission with £7 entries and Free Car Pass with £8 entries. PLEASE NOTE: NO telephone entries.

REGIONAL STATUS OF THE POULTRY CLUB OF GREAT BRITAIN POULTRY – LARGE FOWL Judges: Mr P Stadden (Soft feather), Mr D Sill (Hard feather)

Benching by: 09.30 a.m. Judging: 10.00 a.m. Prize Money: 1st £5, 2nd £3, 3rd £2 Entrance Fee: £1.10 Class 400 Wyandotte, any colour, male or female 401 Sussex, any colour, male or female 402 Orpington, any colour, male or female 403 Old English Game, male 404 Old English Game, female 405 Welsummer, male or female 406 Rhode Island Red, male or female 407 Silkie, male 408 Silkie, female 409 Any other variety, heavy breed, male 410 Any other variety, heavy breed, female 411 Any other variety, light breed, male or female 412 Rare Breed, any variety, male 413 Rare Breed, any variety, female 414 AV Asian Game, male 415 AV Asian Game, female 416 Chicken, any variety, male, 2011 bred 417 Chicken, any variety, female, 2011 bred 418 Cross Bred Hen or Pullet, layer

57 SPECIAL PRIZES The Poultry Club of Great Britain offer Regional Diplomas as allocated. £25.00 given by Nidderdale Agricultural Society to the Best in Show. Mr R Cornforth & Mr D Johnson will give £10.00 to the Reserve Best in Show. Mrs Z M King Memorial Cup to the Best White Silkie in Show. The J T King Memorial Trophy for the Best Rare Breed in Show. The Chandale Trophy presented by Mr & Mrs D Johnson for Best in Show.

POULTRY – BREEDING TRIO (1 male and 2 females) Judge: Mr S Windle Benching by: 09.30 a.m. Judging: 10.00 a.m. Prize Money: 1st £5, 2nd £3, 3rd £2 Entrance Fee: £1.10 Class 419 Any variety, large fowl trio 420 Any variety, hard feather Bantam trio 421 Any variety, soft feather Bantam trio 422 Any variety, true breed Bantam trio BANTAMS – Hard Feather Judge: Mr D Sill Benching by: 09.30 a.m. Judging: 10.00 a.m. Prize Money: 1st £5, 2nd £3, 3rd £2 Entrance Fee: £1.10 Class 423 Modern Game, adult, male 424 Modern Game, adult, female 425 Modern Game, chicken, male 426 Modern Game, chicken, female 427 Old English Game, spangle, male 428 Old English Game, spangle, female 429 Old English Game, black-red, male 430 Old English Game, wheaton or partridge, female 431 Old English Game, black or blue, male or female 432 Old English Game, any other colour, male 433 Old English Game, any other colour, female 434 Any other variety, Hard feather, Bantam, male or female 435 AV Asian Game, male 436 AV Asian Game, female 437 Any variety Chicken, hard feather, male, 2011 bred 438 Any variety Chicken, hard feather, female, 2011 bred BANTAMS – Soft Feather Judges: Mr C Mitchell (Soft feather heavy), Mr P Stadden (Soft feather light), Mr S Windle (True bantams), Mr D Sill (Rare Breeds) Benching by: 09.30 a.m. Judging: 10.00 a.m. Prize Money: 1st £5, 2nd £3, 3rd £2 Entrance Fee: £1.10 Class 439 Orpington, male 440 Orpington, female 441 Australorp, male 442 Australorp, female 443 Rhode Island Red, male 444 Rhode Island Red, female 445 Wyandotte, white, male

58 446 Wyandotte, white, female 447 Wyandotte, laced, male 448 Wyandotte, laced, female 449 Wyandotte, partridge or pencilled male 450 Wyandotte, partridge or pencilled female 451 Wyandotte, barred, male or female 452 Wyandotte, black, male or female 453 Wyandotte, any other colour, male or female 454 Sussex, male 455 Sussex, female 456 Rock, Buff, male 457 Rock, Buff, female 458 Rock, Barred, male 459 Rock, Barred, female 460 Barnevelder, male or female 461 German Langshan, black, male 462 German Langshan, black, female 463 German Langshan, any other colour, male or female 464 Frizzle, male or female 465 Leghorn, any colour, male 466 Leghorn, white, female 467 Leghorn, any other colour, female 468 Ancona, male 469 Ancona, female 470 Minorca, male or female 471 Hamburgh, male or female 472 Belgian D’Anvers, male 473 Belgian D’Anvers, female 474 Belgian AOV, male 475 Belgian AOV, female 476 Dutch Gold, male or female 477 Dutch AOC, male or female 478 Pekin, Black, male 479 Pekin, Black, female 480 Pekin, White, male or female 481 Pekin, AOC, male 482 Pekin, AOC, female 483 Rosecomb, male or female 484 Sebright, male or female 485 Any other variety, male or female 486 AOV True Breed, male or female 487 Rare Breed, any variety, male 488 Rare Breed, any variety, female 489 Any variety chicken true breed, male, 2011 bred 490 Any variety chicken true breed, female, 2011 bred 491 Any variety chicken, soft feather, heavy breed, male, 2011 bred 492 Any variety chicken, soft feather, heavy breed, female, 2011 bred 493 Any variety chicken, soft feather, light breed, male, 2011 bred 494 Any variety chicken, soft feather, light breed, female, 2011 bred

SPECIAL PRIZES B & F Staveley Cup for the Best Soft Feather Light Breed. Trophy donated by R Cornforth for Best German Langshan. The Poultry Club of Great Britain offers Regional Diplomas as allocated.

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60 JUVENILE CLASSES Judge: Mr S Windle Benching by: 09.30 a.m. Judging: 10.00 a.m. Prize Money: 1st £5, 2nd £3, 3rd £2 Entrance Fee: £1.10 Class 495 Hard feather, male or female 496 Soft feather, male or female 497 True Bantam, male or female WATERFOWL Judge: Mr S Windle Benching by: 09.30 a.m. Judging: 10.00 a.m. Prize Money: 1st £5, 2nd £3, 3rd £2 Entrance Fee: £1.10 Class 498 White Call, drake 499 White Call, duck 500 AOC Call, drake 501 AOC Call, duck 502 AOV Bantam, duck or drake 503 Indian Runner, white duck or drake 504 Indian Runner, coloured, drake 505 Indian Runner, coloured , duck 506 AOV Light Breed, drake 507 AOV Light Breed, duck 508 AOV Heavy Breed, drake 509 AOV Heavy Breed, duck 510 AV Goose or Gander

SPECIAL PRIZES The Chandale Trophy presented by Mr & Mrs D Johnson for Best Waterfowl. R Cornforth & D Johnson will give £5.00 for the Best Waterfowl in Show.

511 Selling Pens – poultry or waterfowl £2.00 per pen. NPM

FANCY PIGEONS - Open Classes (Under N.P.A. Rules) Judge: Mr D Roberts Benching by: 09.30 a.m. Judging: 10.00 a.m. Prize Money: £5, £3 and £2 Entrance Fee: £1.10 Class 512 Modena Schietti, cock or hen, adult 513 Modena Schietti, cock or hen, 2011 514 Modena Gazzi, cock or hen, any age 515 Jackobin, cock or hen, adult 516 Jackobin, cock or hen, 2011 517 Blower, cock or hen, adult 518 Blower, cock or hen, 2011 519 Capuchine, cock or hen, adult 520 Capuchine, cock or hen, 2011 521 Indian Fantail or Limerick Tumbler, cock or hen, any age 522 Roller or Tippler, adult cock 523 Roller or Tippler, adult hen 524 Roller or Tippler, cock or hen, 2011

61 525 W.O.E. Tumbler, cock or hen, adult 526 W.O.E. Tumbler, cock or hen, 2011 527 Continental Tumbler, cock or hen, any age 528 Any Other Variety Long-faced, cock, adult 529 Any Other Variety Long-faced, hen, adult 530 Any Other Variety Long-faced, cock or hen, 2011 531 Any Other Variety, Short-faced, cock or hen, adult 532 Any Other Variety, Short-faced, cock or hen, 2011 533 Any Variety Fancy, juvenile

SPECIAL PRIZES R Cornforth & D Johnson will give £5.00 for the Best Fancy Pigeon in Show. Rose Bowl to be awarded for Best Fancy Pigeon, presented by J Adams Esq. Metcalfe Cup for Best Opposite Sex. Mitchell & Featherstone Cup for Best Longfaced adult.

RACING PIGEONS - Open Classes Judge: Mr R Platt Benching by: 09.30 a.m. Judging: 10.00 a.m. Prize Money: £5, £3 and £2 Entrance Fee: £1.10 Class 534 Show Racer, cock, adult 535 Show Racer, hen, adult 536 Show Racer, cock, 2011 537 Show Racer, hen, 2011 538 Colour Class, cock, adult 539 Colour Class, hen, adult 540 Colour Class, cock, 2011 541 Colour Class, hen, 2011 542 Show Racer, cock adult, to be judged thro’ the wires 543 Show Racer, hen adult, to be judged thro’ the wires 544 Show Racer, cock 2011, to be judged thro’ the wires 545 Show Racer, hen 2011, to be judged thro’ the wires 546 Working Racer, cock or hen, any age, flown 100 miles or over in 2011 (Flown certificate required) 547 Working Racer, cock or hen, any age, flown 200 miles or over in 2011 (Flown certificate required) 548 Working Racer, cock or hen, any age, flown 300 miles or over in 2011 (Flown certificate required) 549 Working Racer, likeliest cock adult 550 Working Racer, likeliest hen adult 551 Working Racer, likeliest 2011 552 Working Racer, cock or hen, any age, to be judged thro’ the wires

SPECIAL PRIZES Mr Paul Yates offers a trophy for the Best Show Racer. Mr R Cornforth & Mr D Johnson will give £5.00 to the Best Show Racer in Show. Mr R Cornforth & Mr D Johnson will give £5.00 to the Best Working Racer in Show.

62 RABBITS BRC ** SHOW NIDDERDALE SHOW TWO STAR SHOW (under BRC rules) on Monday 19 September 2011 At Bewerley Park, Pateley Bridge

All stock to be penned by 9.30 am and must remain until 5.00 pm Judging at 10.00 am prompt by: Mr P Shaw (English, Hims, Dwarfs, Tans and AOV Fancy), Mr S German (Lops, ROF) and Mr H Marshall (Fur/Rex)

Entry Fee £1.10 for Breed Classes and 50 p for Duplicates Juniors – entry fee free. Rosettes for winners Children’s Pet Class 50 p per entry. Rosettes for winners BRC Levy 50p for each exhibitor Prize Money: 1st £5, 2nd £3, 3rd £2 BRC offers 48 CCs, 12 BOBs, 4 DIPs and 1 Rosette Free admission with £7 entries and Free Car Pass with £8 entries

1 Dutch Blk Ad 35 French Lop Ad 2 Dutch Blk u/5 36 French Lop u/5 3 Dutch Blue Ad 37 AOV Lop Ad 4 Dutch Blue u/5 38 AOV Lop u/5 5 Dutch St/Br Grey Ad 39 Mini Lion Lop Ad 6 Dutch St/Br Grey u/5 40 Mini Lion Lop u/5 7 Dutch Yellow Ad 41 Lop Chall Ad 8 Dutch Yellow u/5 42 Lop Chall u/5 9 Dutch AOC Ad 10 Dutch AOC u/5 43 Eng Blk/Blue Ad 11 Silver Grey Ad 44 Eng Blk/Blue u/5 12 Silver Grey u/5 45 Eng AOC Ad 13 Silver AOC Ad 46 Eng AOC u/5 14 Silver AOC u/5 47 Him Blk Ad 15 Polish REW Ad 48 Him Blk u/5 16 Polish REW u/5 49 Him AOC Ad 17 Polish AOC Ad 50 Him AOC u/5 18 Polish AOC u/5 51 Dwf Self Ad 19 Hare Ad 52 Dwf Self u/5 20 Hare u/5 53 Dwf AOC Ad 21 Section Chall Ad 54 Dwf AOC u/5 22 Section Chall u/5 55 Tan Blk Ad 56 Tan Blk u/5 23 Dwf Lop Self Ad 57 Tan AOC Ad 24 Dwf Lop Self u/5 58 Tan AOC u/5 25 Dwf Lop AOC Ad 59 AOV Fancy Ad 26 Dwf Lop AOC u/5 60 AOV Fancy u/5 27 Mini Lop Self Ad 61 Section Chall Ad 28 Mini Lop Self u/5 62 Section Chall u/5 29 Mini Lop Non Self Ad 30 Mini Lop Non Self u/5 63 Sable Ad 31 German Lop Self Ad 64 Sable u/5 32 German Lop Self u/5 65 Silver Fox Blk Ad 33 German Lop AOC Ad 66 Silver Fox Blk u/5 34 German Lop AOC u/5 67 Silver Fox AOC Ad

63 68 Silver Fox AOC u/5 92 Rex Sable u/5 69 NZ White Ad 93 Rex Blk Ad 70 NZ White u/5 94 Rex Blk u/5 71 Satin AC Ad 95 Rex Orange/Fawn Ad 72 Satin AC u/5 96 Rex Orange/Fawn u/5 73 Argente Ad 97 Rex Caster Ad 74 Argente u/5 98 Rex Caster u/5 75 Beveren AC Ad 99 Rex AOV Ad 76 Beveren AC u/5 100 Rex AOV u/5 77 British Giant Ad 101 Mini Rex Self Ad 78 British Giant u/5 102 Mini Rex Self u/5 79 Continental Giant Ad 103 Mini Rex Non Self Ad 80 Continental Giant u/5 104 Mini Rex Non Self u/5 81 AOV Fur Ad 105 Rex Chall Ad 82 AOV Fur u/5 106 Rex Chall u/5 83 Rare Variety Ad 84 Rare Variety u/5 107 Junior Fancy AA 85 Fur Chall Ad 108 Junior Fur/Rex AA 86 Fur Chall u/5 109 Junior Chall

87 Rex Erm Ad 110 Children’s Pet Class 88 Rex Erm u/5 89 Rex Seal Ad 111 Grand Chall Ad 90 Rex Seal u/5 112 Grand Chall U/5 91 Rex Sable Ad

SPECIAL PRIZES BRC offers CCs, BoBs, Dips and Ros BiS. The Wakeman Trophy presented by T G Wray, Esq., to be awarded annually for Best in Show. James Wilson Handford Memorial Cup presented by his Grandchildren, to be awarded annually to the Best Dutch Champion. Mr R Cornforth & Mr D Johnson will give £5.00 for the Best Rabbit in Show.

ENTRIES CLOSE: SATURDAY 27th AUGUST 2011 ENTRIES TO: Mrs S Cornforth, 4 Rosemary Court, Easingwold, York YO61 3EZ Telephone: 01347 821617 PLEASE NOTE: NO TELEPHONE ENTRIES ALL EXHIBITORS TO SUPPLY THEIR OWN WATER BOTTLES

See our Website at www.nidderdaleshow.co.uk

64 MEMBERSHIP NIDDERDALE SHOW

Formed in 1895, our Annual Show has been held ever since in Bewerley Park. We are proud of this heritage and the development of the many Show classes involving Produce and Livestock, as well as competitive activities in the Main Ring. Our Show depends upon the enthusiastic support we enjoy, not only from our Membership in Nidderdale but from the wider area of the Yorkshire Dales and even beyond. The current Annual Membership fee is set at £30.

In welcoming you as a Member, we invite you to supply us with your full name, address and post code details in the space provided below. Cheques should be made payable to “Nidderdale Agricultural Society” and please forward to the Secretary. ✁ MEMBERSHIP NIDDERDALE SHOW

(BLOCK CAPITALS PLEASE)

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ADDRESS......

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...... POST CODE...... Please forward to the Secretary: MRS SUSAN MONK, Victoria House, West End, Askrigg, Leyburn, North Yorkshire DL8 3HN

65 CAVIES NIDDERDALE SHOW on Monday 19 September 2011 At Bewerley Park, Pateley Bridge All stock to be penned by 9.30 am and must remain until 5.00 pm Judging at 10.00 am prompt by: Judge: Mr K Brockhill Entry Fee £1.10 for Breed Classes and 50 p for Duplicates Children’s Pet Class – 50 p entry fee. Rosettes for winners Prize Money: 1st £5, 2nd £3, 3rd £2 Free admission with £7 entries and Free Car Pass with £8 entries CAVIES

Ian Atkinson Memorial Cup for Best Self Cavy Karen Binks Trophy for Best Non-Self Cavy

ENTRIES CLOSE: SATURDAY 27th AUGUST 2011 ENTRIES TO: Mrs S Cornforth, 4 Rosemary Court, Easingwold, York YO61 3EZ Telephone: 01347 821617 PLEASE NOTE: NO TELEPHONE ENTRIES ALL EXHIBITORS TO SUPPLY THEIR OWN WATER BOTTLES

Class 123 Agti AA 113 Self Black Ad 124 Abyssinian Ad 114 Self Black u/5 125 Abyssinian u/5 115 Self Gold Ad 126 AOV Non Self Ad 116 Self Gold u/5 127 AOV Non Self u/5 117 AOC Self Ad 128 AV Non Self 5-8 months 118 AOC Self u/5 129 Non Self Chall AA 119 AC Self 5-8 months 130 Grand Chall AA 120 Self Chall AA 131 Children’s Pet Cavy 121 T/W & Dutch Ad 122 T/W & Dutch u/5

66 SPONSORSHIP SCHEME PATELEY BRIDGE SHOW

I am sure that you will need no introduction to Pateley Bridge Show which continues to be one of North Yorkshire’s most attractive events to rural and town dwellers alike. What you may not know about is the show’s sponsorship scheme which does two things. Firstly, thanks to individuals, companies and organisations contributing to the prize money available to competitors, the show is able to maintain an interesting variety of classes which helps ensure a large attendance. As a consequence, this success in attracting a large public and farming interest is reflected back to sponsors in the form of extra publicity through such as show schedules, catalogues and other public acknowledgements on show day. The show also, of course, offers the usual gesture of show passes and car parking facility to its sponsoring supporters. If you or your company is interested in joining us please complete the form below and further information will be forwarded to you without obligation. ✁

SPONSORSHIP SCHEME

NAME ......

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TELEPHONE NUMBER ......

COMPANY NAME (if applicable) ......

Please send me further information (without obligation) on your sponsorship scheme.

MRS SUSAN MONK VICTORIA HOUSE, WEST END, ASKRIGG, LEYBURN, NORTH YORKSHIRE, DL8 3HN

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