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ANNUAL SHOW (Founded 1832) MULL & MORVERN AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY ANNUAL SHOW (Founded 1832) GLENAROS - MULL THURSDAY 10TH AUGUST 2017 Souvenir Programme Price £1.50 Proud to support the Salen Show Wishing everyone a successful and enjoyable show day! HEAD OFFICE Craignure 01680 812475 A Note from the Show President I am writing as the new Show President, having taken over from Garth Reade who has done a great job for the last 3 years. It is an honour to continue to support the show as my family has done for many years. This year we have said goodbye to Richard Fairbairns and on behalf of the committee I would like to thank him for all his hard work as Secretary & Treasurer. We have managed to fill Richard’s shoes (somewhat muddy after last year) by recruiting Sue Morley as Treasurer and Jo Weston as Secretary. Together the committee will ensure the Show continues as a great day for all involved. A new attraction this year is the Rodeo Bull which should provide some entertainment, and Chainsaw Art – some of the pieces will be raffled at the end of the show so make sure you buy your tickets. We have new sponsors and new trophies to award in Horticulture, Dog Show, Cattle and Horse & Pony classes. So fine weather would be most welcome but after last year we know it’s not essential to enjoying the day! Good Luck to All Colum Everyone is welcome to join us for a ‘Blether and B-B-Q’ after the main prizegiving Public Address courtesy of Rob MacDonald ETF SOUND SYSTEMS - 3 - OFFICIALS PRESIDENT: Mr C Scott, Glenaros HON. VICE PRESIDENTS:Mr D J MacGillivray, Pennygown Mr H M MacPhail, Callachally Mr J Corbett, Lochbuie Mr H Hickford, Tobermory Ms F Boa, Antuim Mr G Reade, Sgriob-ruadh CONVENER: Mr J Corbett, Lochbuie SECRETARY: Ms J Weston, Dervaig TREASURER: Mrs S Morley, Aros MANAGING COMMITTEE: Mr T Lines, Mrs L Henderson, Mr A J MacColl, Mr J Boa, Ms S O’Donnell, Mr C Heyman, Mr C Cleave, Mrs A Cleave, Mrs N Knight, Mr J Moore, Mrs E Moore, Mr T Corbett, Mrs F Corbett, Mr G Marsh, Mr H MacPhail, Mr D MacLean, Mr G MacKinnon, Ms K MacLean, Ms A Garvey, Mr J MacLean, Mr M Cherry, Mrs R Munro, Mr J MacPhail, Ms S Scott, Ms H Poulton, Mr L Gallagher, Mr R MacDougall, Mr A MacKenzie, Mr A Ogden, Mr N MacPhail, Mr J MacGillivray, Mrs B Weir, Mr R Fairbairns LADIES COMMITTEE: Mrs C MacIver, Mrs C MacLean, Mrs V Irvine, Mrs B Weir, Mrs M Black, Ms S Scott, Mrs E Jack JUDGES INDEPENDENT UMPIRE: Mr Ewan Cameron, Appin HIGHLAND & COMMERCIAL CATTLE: Mr Douglas Macdonald, Benderloch BLACKFACE SHEEP: Mr David MacArthur, Glenbarr CHEVIOT & CROSS SHEEP: Mrs Sybil Macpherson, Dalmally PRIMITIVE SHEEP BREEDS: Mr Gordon Johnston, Biggar GOATS: Mrs Chrissie Duncan, Salen HORSES: Riding Horses & Ponies Ms Lu Boase, Ardfern PONIES: Mountain & Moorland, Highland Pony & Shetland Ponies Mrs Caroline Nelson, Kelso DOGS: Ms Moira Owers, Dervaig PETS & POULTRY: Mr Alan Gardiner, Biggar STICKS & CROOKS: Mr George Macpherson, Dalmally BAKING & PRODUCE: Mr Jack Degnan, Bunessan HANDICRAFTS: Mrs Cynthia MacFadyen, Fishnish FLOWERS: Mr Guy Bolton, Ulva Ferry ART & PHOTOGRAPHY: Mrs Mairi Bowman, Tobermory CHILDRENS CLASSES: Mr Jack Degnan, Bunessan HORTICULTURE: Mr Guy Bolton, Ulva Ferry - 4 - PROGRAMME 10 am Young Farmers Competition 10.15 am Start of Main Judging 12 noon PET SHOW Bring your loved ones to the showfield hut 12.50 Judges Lunches (Ticket only) 1.00 Start of the Hill Race: The Whyte Family Trophy(T063) Produce Tent Opens 1.45 DOG SHOW ONGOING THROUGHOUT THE DAY... Mull & Iona Pipe Band Musical Entertainment by Alan Gardiner • Tug of War Competition - Teams of Six. Under 12; 12-16 years; Over 16 years • Toss the Sheaf 3.00 Terrier Racing 3.00 Produce & Horticulture Prize Giving 3.30 approx Vegetable Auction in the Marquee Auctioneer Peter Corbett 4.00 approx Judging of Supreme Show Champion Kindly sponsored by Davidsons Feeds Dr Anne Trophy (T001) & £50 Howard Duncan Memorial Trophy (T002) & £25 for Reserve Overall Champion (Champion Cattle, Sheep, Horse, Dog, Goat & Poultry to be judged by all Judges in Cattle Ring) 4.30 approx Prizegiving Ceremony: including Presentation of Grand Prize Draw, Show Champion & Mull Slaughter 200 Club by Mrs Barbara Weir Presentation of Spirit of the Day Award (T065) by Mr Jim Corbett - 5 - Past Show Champions Winners of the ‘Dr. Anne Memorial Rose Bowl’ 1997 R Leitch, Lagganulva Limousin Cross Heifer 1998 E Atkinson Limousin Calf 1999 Torloisk Farm Highland Heifer 2000 Amanda O’Donnell Mountain & Moorland Pony 2001 Not presented (Foot & Mouth restrictions) 2002 Christine Munro Welsh Cob (Section III) 2003 Angus J MacColl Highland Heifer 2004 Leanne MacColl Mountain & Moorland Pony 2005 Kerry Smart Mountain & Moorland Pony 2006 R Leitch, Lagganulva Charolais Cross Calf 2007 Not presented (Foot & Mouth restrictions) 2008 Stuart MacKay Highland Heifer 2009 Amanda Ferguson Mountain & Moorland Pony 2010 Tom Nelson Highland Bull 2011 Tom Nelson Highland Heifer 2012 D & J MacGillivray Highland Heifer 2013 Shona MacGillivray Ridden Horse 2014 R & S Strachan Highland Heifer 2015 Angus J MacColl Highland Heifer 2016 Caroline MacPhail Mountain & Moorland Pony - 6 - ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The Society thanks Mr C. Scott for the continued use of the showfield, Mr & Mrs G Smailes for continued use of the Parking Field and also the undermentioned for their valued support... Miss F Boa, Antuim The Howard Family, Ulva Mr & Mrs H Boa, Antuim Isle of Mull Cottages, Dervaig Caledonian MacBrayne, Gourock Mr & Mrs C James, Craignure Mrs A Bartholomew, Calgary Mr & Mrs G Kidd, Croggan Mr A Cameron, Salen Linda’s Catering, Knockvologan Mr & Mrs J Campbell, Fidden Mr R MacDougall, Tobermory Mrs M Campbell, Aros Mr A MacFarlane, Salen Dr A R Charlier, Salen Mr G MacKinnon, Tobermory Mr A Cheape, Kinross The MacLean Family, Knock Mr & Mrs C Cleave, Ulva Ferry Lady E Maclean, Surrey Mr R Compton, Torloisk Mr & Mrs Norman MacPhail, Salen Mr & Mrs J Corbett, Lochbuie Mr N McVicar, Salen Mr P Corbett, Binley Mr & Mrs G Marsh, Tiroran Mr R Corbett, Alresford Mr & Mrs C Morgan, Dervaig Davidsons Feeds, Shotts Mull Car Club Auchnacraig Estate, Lochdon Mull Hire & Chainsaw Service Mr & Mrs R Forrester, Ardnacross Mrs J Nelson, Glengorm Mr & Mrs A Frost, Lochbuie Mr & Mrs D Pollard, Salen Galleon Grill, Tobermory Mr & Mrs J Quin, Quinish Mr J Gorst, Aros Round & About, Bunessan Harbro Livestock Nutrition, Turriff Mr & Mrs G Smailes, Aros Mr & Mrs R.J.A. Harmer, Gruline Tobermory Hotel, Tobermory Mr H Hickford, Tobermory TSL, Craignure Mr A Holman, Kilfinichen Estate Mr D Turner, Lochdon Mr & Mrs D Hooker, Ardura Estate Mrs J Whittaker, Tobermory Mr M Horton, Carsaig And others ... M ULL & M ORVERN A GRICULTUR A L S OCIETY Diary Date: ‘2018 Annual Show’ Thursday 9th August - 7 - SHEEP CLASSES Note: Due to health reasons, the Committee would appreciate that no ‘Moorit’ is applied within two weeks of the show date. COMPETITION FOR MEMBERS OF MULL YOUNG FARMERS UNDER 30 YEARS OF AGE Open to all breeds - Judging to take place in Blackface ring at 10am sharp 1. ONE TUP 2. ONE MILK EWE 3. ONE EWE LAMB 4 . ONE GIMMER BUNTY MACPHAIL MEMORIAL TROPHY (T019A) for Champion Sheep in Young Farmers Section - Presented by Norman MacPhail BLACKface SHEEP NOTE: CONFINED CLASSES are for Crofters, Smallholders & Teenagers under 16 years, none to own more than 100 breeding ewes. NB NO SAWDUST - ONLY STRAW TO BE USED IN SHEEP PENS (TO BE CLEARED AWAY AT END OF SHOW) CLASS 1 TUP: 3 shear and upwards CLASS 2 coNFINED: TUP; 3 shear and upwards CLASS 3 TUP: 2 shear CLASS 4 CONFINED: TUP; 2 shear CLASS 5 SHEARLING TUP CLASS 6 CONFINED: SHEARLING TUP CLASS 7 SHEARLING TUP: Bred in show district Cup Donated by the Society in memory of JOHNNIE MILLER of SALEN (T020) CLASS 8 TUP LAMB CLASS 9 CONFINED: TUP LAMB CLASS 10 MALE BLACK FACE SHEEP: Including lambs, bred by exhibitor DUART CUP (T021) CLASS 11 MALE BLACK FACE SHEEP: Not necessarily bred by exhibitor GARMONY CUP (T022) - 8 - CLASS 12 EWE: 3 shear and upwards CLASS 13 CONFINED: EWE, 3 shear and upwards CLASS 14 EWE: 2 shear CLASS 15 CONFINED: EWE, 2 shear CLASS 16 GIMMER GALBRAITH GIMMER CUP (T023) Presented by David Galbraith of Aros CLASS 17 CONFINED: GIMMER CLASS 18 EWE LAMB CLASS 19 CONFINED: EWE LAMB CLASS 20 CHAMPION: LAMB JOHN M SINCLAIR MEMORIAL TROPHY (T024) Donated by Mrs J Johnston CLASS 21 EWE: With lamb at foot PENNYGOWN ROSEBOWL CHALLENGE CUP [1985] (T025) Presented by Mr D J MacGillivray in memory of his father Angus MacGillivray of Pennygown CLASS 22 CONFINED: EWE, With lamb at foot CLASS 23 BLACKFACE SHEEP: With fleece most suitable for manufacturing purposes (excluding lambs) BLACKface SHEEP CHAMPIONSHIPS CLASS 24 femALE BLACKFACE CHAMPION MACGILP CHALLENGE CUP (T026) Presented by Duncan MacGilp in memory of his father Mr A A MacGilp, secretary of Salen Show in the 1930’s CLASS 25 CHAMPION BLACKFACE: Bred in show district GLENFORSA CHALLENGE CUP (T027) CLASS 26 CONFINED: BLACKFACE CHAMPION SOCIETy’S CHALLENGE CUP (T028) CLASS 27 GROUP: One male & 3 female sheep, all bred by the exhibitor ULVA CHALLENGE CUP (T029) Presented by the late Edith, Lady Congleton of Ulva CLASS 28 OVERALL BLACKFACE CHAMPION YEAMAN ROSE BOWL (T030) Presented by the late J A Yeaman of Kilfinichan - 9 - THIS YEAR IS OUR 20TH BIRTHDAY Ask about our free membership! We support community groups and projects across Mull and Iona. Come and say hello at our stand today and learn more about all the projects the Trust is involved with, or suggest something you think we should be involved with! AFFORDABLE SELF STORAGE CHILDCARE MULL EAGLE HOUSING PROJECT WATCH ISLAND COMMUNITY
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