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Attractions 2015 (Please Note Correct at Time of Printing – May Be Subject to Change) Attractions 2015 (Please note correct at time of printing – may be subject to change) Bike Stunt Team Children’s Amusements Countryside Corner Classic Cars East Cornwall Foxhounds Prince Philip Cup Games Heavy Horses Vintage Tractor Parade YFC Tug of War Pets’ Corner Companion Dog Show Liskeard School Musicians Westernaires Sparking Luggers Caradon Junior Strings Cookery Demonstrations by David Pengelly YFC Sheep Shearing Contents Secretaries and section organisers Inside front cover Special attractions 1 Contents 1 Additional information 2 Sponsors and Donors 3 Returning cups 4 Regulations 5 Cattle classes 6-11 Sheep classes 12-18 Horses, timetable and classes 19-27 Donkey classes 28 YFC classes 29-30 Domestic classes 31-38 Notes 39 Free bus service 40 Admission prices 40 Sponsoring the show 40 Membership information Inside back cover Dates and contacts Cornwall & Devon shows Outside back cover After the Show Dance on the Showground with licenced bar, disco and BBQ From: 8pm – 1.30am Admission: £5 Liskeard Show Schedule 2015 1 Details of all sections and competitions are available from: Beckie Breyley General Secretary website: www.liskeardshow.org email: [email protected] COMPANION DOG SHOW (Apply for schedule from the dog show secretary) Mrs Mary Whitehead Wavecrest, Merrymeet, Liskeard. PL14 3LP 01579 345359 CORNISH FOOD MARQUEE Mrs Sally Harvey Spring Cottage Lower Tutwell Nr. Callington PL17 8UU 01579 370955 FIELD TRADE STANDS Mr Mark Bunt Kernyk, St. Neot, Liskeard. PL14 6NQ 01579 321630 (evenings) HOMES & GARDENS MARQUEE Mrs Natalie Fell 51 Wantage Gardens, Plymouth. PL1 5DN 0787 2966006 (evenings) POULTRY SECTION (Apply for schedule from the poultry secretary) Mr Brian Wenmoth Watergate Cottage, St Dominick, Saltash. PL12 6TB 01579 350624 SHOPPING/CRAFT MARQUEE Mrs Julie Pearce Trehill, Menheniot, Liskeard. PL14 3RE 01579 342173 (evenings) YFC COMPETITIONS Mr Haviland Bunt Woodlands Farm, St. Neot, Liskeard. PL14 6HQ 01579 321098 Liskeard Show Schedule 2015 2 SPONSORS 2015 The Association would like to thank the following Sponsors who have helped the show either by donating money, sponsoring classes or loaning equipment for general or specific use. AJW Wilson & Co Ltd, Superflo Floor Screeds Seasons Cafe Bistro B & B Machinery T J Kurn & Son Baliol Shetlands & Donkeys The Cow Lady, Nicky Harwood Blackwell Bate Ltd Accountants The Dairy Centre Bumbles Nursery Trago Mills (Charles Robertson (Dev) Ltd Burcombe Haulage Trewithen Dairies Calweton Veterinary Centre Treyone Kitchens Cattle Services (Ayr) Urban & Rural Planning Associates Ltd Caunters Solicitors Vincent Tractors Coodes Solicitors VIP Marquees Co op Travel, Liskeard Ward Randall Ltd Cornish Engineering Services Ltd West Country Bakery Cornish Mutual Assurance Co Ltd Westwood Recovery Ltd Cornwall Farmers Wevell Haulage Dawe Hawken & Dodd Accountants Deacon, Jewell Accountants Earl & Crocker Solicitors Eliot House Hotel Eventide Home Ltd, Liskeard Geoffrey Harris Tyres Gilberts Outfitters Gormellick Dexters Hacks Country, Saltash Harpers Home Mix Ltd Howton Contractors Ltd Jane Price Donkey Sunday Jefferys Estate Agents/Auctioneers Keith Richards,Car & Body Repairs Kivells Auctioneers Langaller Farm, Bovey Tracey Liskeard Chamber of Commerce Luxstowe Veterinary Centre (Show Vets) Markrite Ltd Martin Hoare Digger Hire Mole Valley Farmers NFU Mutual Paul Bray Butcher, Tideford Peake (GB) Ltd Philip Warren Butchers Pollard Architectural, Liskeard Prydis Ltd Accountants Red Bull Equipment (Horses) Roy Davey Contractors S&J Plants, St Neot Liskeard Show Schedule 2015 3 RETURNING CUPS Can those of you who won cups/trophies at last year’s show please return them to any of the following: Cattle secretary: Miss Bex Bishop Domestic secretary: Mrs Jackie Martin Donkey secretary: Mrs Lizzie Wills Horse secretary: Mrs Liz Martin Sheep secretary: Mr & Mrs Nick Bersey (Addresses inside front cover) Or Gilberts Outfitters, Liskeard Mr Mark Thomas, Genus Stand at The Royal Cornwall Show Mole Valley Farmers, Liskeard Branch Cornwall Farmers, Liskeard Branch By 4th July 2015 Please remember that you are responsible for the cups/trophies until the Association have them in their possession. Many thanks, Mrs Beckie Breyley General Secretary Liskeard Show Schedule 2015 4 REGULATIONS 1. All animals must be the bona-fide property of the Exhibitor. 2. Entries will only be accepted if accompanied by the correct entry fee. 3. All entries, with the exception of horses, donkeys and the domestic section are to be in the Showground no later than 9.30am and remain until 3.30pm. Domestic section all entries to be displayed by 6.30pm on Friday evening and to remain until 4.30pm on Saturday. This will be strictly adhered to. 4. All animals bought into the Showground shall be subject to the orders, regulations and rules of the Association or Officers appointed by them. Cases of disobedience of orders will be reported to the Committee who reserve the right to disqualify a defaulter. 5. All animal exhibitors must have adequate third party insurance. 6. No unsound horse shall be eligible to win a prize. 7. Correctly secured British Standard Skull Caps/Riding hats Nos. PAS015, EN1384, ASTMF1163, that meet current safety standards, must be worn by children at all times when mounted. Also these safety hats must be worn by all riders when jumping. 8. In awarding the prizes to the cattle and sheep, the judges will be instructed to take into consideration their relative merits for breeding purposes. 9. Any person making a false entry or giving a wrong description will be disqualified from taking a prize if awarded, such prize and all lesser prizes in that class, passing to the animals following in order of merit, except in such cases as the Schedule Committee shall decide otherwise. 10. Exhibitors of Bulls over 10 months of age must ensure that two people accompany the bull at all times when competing or moving the animal to and from the cattle lines to the ring. No bulls born before 1st January 2015 can be exhibited in the Junior Stockperson Classes. 11. All cattle entered will be double tied and must be suitably trained. All sheep will be in pens. 12. The Schedule Committee reserve to themselves the right to withhold any prize, make any alterations they deem necessary and also to settle any protest or dispute that may arise. 13. Any person making a protest shall, within one hour from the time the class is judged, deposit £5 with the General Secretary and if the protest is not upheld the money shall be forfeited to the Association. Should a protest be lodged relative to the age of any animal the same will be decided by the relevant Society’s Herd Book or by the Association’s Honorary Veterinary Surgeon and Dentition Rules. 14. The Association will not be liable for any loss, damage or injury, which persons, stock or exhibits whatsoever may sustain, except where provided for in statute. 15. The Organisers of this Show have taken reasonable precautions to ensure the health and safety of everyone present. For these measures to be effective, everyone must take all reasonable precautions to avoid and prevent accidents occurring and must obey the instructions of the Organisers and all the Officials and Stewards. 16. The Showground will be open for the reception of implements and equipment on the day before the Show until 8.00pm. Note: All cups to be collected AND SIGNED FOR from the Section Secretaries. Liskeard Show Schedule 2015 5 CATTLE Secretary: Bex Bishop Sponsors include: Calweton Veterinary Centre; Caunters, Liskeard; Cornwall Farmers Ltd, Liskeard; Gormellick Dexters; Harpers Home Mix; Luxstowe Veterinary Centre; Mole Valley Farmers, Liskeard; Peake (GB) Ltd, Mark Rite Ltd, Launceston; The Dairy Centre Ltd; Cornish Mutual Assurance Co Ltd Cattle Services (Ayr) Ltd. Notes: All cattle entries must comply with DEFRA regulations in force at the time of the show. Liskeard Agricultural Show Holding Number 07/156/8002. All movements must be reported to the British Cattle Movement Service. Details will be sent with passes etc. for those who have entered. (Adhesive labels bearing the show site holding number are available.) All cattle must be double tied. Exhibitors of Bulls over 10 months of age must ensure that two people accompany the bull at all times when competing or moving the animal to and from the cattle lines to the ring. No bulls born before 1st January 2015 can be exhibited in the Junior Stockpersons Classes. Due to the changes to TB pre-movement testing exemptions no cattle can remain on the showground for longer than a 24 hour period. The Association will make available to exhibitors a milking bail, kindly supplied by the Dairy Centre Ltd. Please could exhibitors bring their own milking units. All cups should be signed for and collected from the Livestock Office after the Grand Parade. Would exhibitors please ensure that they enter for Special Exhibitors Prizes on the entry form. Classes may be amalgamated if there are fewer than three entries in each section. Exhibitors must live within the area marked on the map on page 11 to qualify for local classes and specials. Nicky Harwood, The Entry Fees: All classes £4.00 per entry. Show Members £3.50 per entry. Cow Lady, will paint for Prizes: 1st £20; 2nd £12; 3rd £6; 4th £4. the owner of the Supreme Champion an (4th prize money will not be awarded in classes for four entries or fewer) original portrait of the winning animal. Supreme Cattle Championship Specials C1-C3 will be judged after the Dairy Interbreed Championship by Mr Gerald Ley, Holsworthy, Devon C1 Grand Challenge Cup presented by HRH Duke of Windsor for the best exhibit in the Cattle Classes. To be competed for annually. Also a Sash, presented by Rosettes of Quality for the Supreme Champion Animal. C2 A trophy, presented by Mr & Mrs R Gillbard, for the best group of 3 females being first prize group winners from each breed.
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