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CORK SUMMER SHOW HELD IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE IRISH SOCIETY OF POULTRY FANCIERS VOUCHER SHOW POULTRY SHOWING CLASSES SATURDAY 15TH & SUNDAY 16TH JUNE, 2019. ONLINE ENTRIES GO TO www.corksummershow.com PAPER ENTRIES CLOSE FRI. 31ST MAY, 2019 ONLINE ENTRIES CLOSE FRI 7TH JUNE, 2019 NO LATE ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED Held Under PCGB Rules 1. All Birds must be penned on Saturday 15th June by 10.00am. Judging will commence at 11.00am sharp. 2. Access to the judging area is restricted to the judge and stewards. 3. It is a condition of entry that no bird may be removed before Sunday 16th June 5.00pm. and must be removed before 7.00pm. 4. It is the responsibility of the exhibitor to enter all exhibits in correct class. 5. The breed name for each exhibit must be given on entry form. 6. If there are insufficient entries in any class, classes will be amalgamated. 7. Bantam eggs not to exceed 1.5 ounces or 42.5 grams. 7. No responsibility will be taken by The Cork Summer Show for lost Exhibits 8. Birds showing signs of illness will be removed by the Head Steward from the tent with no refund of entry fees. 9. All cheques/postal orders are to be made payable to Cork Summer Show. There will be security on duty at the Poultry marquee over night ENTRY FEE: All Classes €3.00 PRIZE MONEY; €10 Championship Row Winners Show Champion €50 Reserve €25 EACH POULTRY EXHIBITOR WILL RECEIVE ONE PASS INTO THE SHOW PER BIRD ENTERED – MAX 3 PASSES ALL OTHER OCCUPANTS MUST PAY THE APPROPRIATE ADMISSION FEE (ADULTS €15, STUDENTS/OAP €13 CHILDREN U 12 FREE) Classification of Breeds Soft Feather Heavy * Redcap * Australorp * Scots Dumpy * Barnevelder * Scots Grey * Brahma * Silkie * Cochin * Welsummer * Croad Langshan * Dorking True Bantam * Faverolles * Belgian Bantam * Frizzle * Barbu d’Anver * German Langshan * Barbu d’Uccle * Lincolnshire Buff * Barbu de Watermael * Marans * Barbu d’Everberg * New Hampshire Red * Barbu de Grubbe * Orloff * Booted Bantam * Orpington * Dutch * Plymouth Rock * Japanese * Rhode Island Red * Pekin * Sussex * Rosecomb * Wyandotte * Sebright * Serama Soft Feather Light Asian Hard Feather * Ancona * Appenzeller * Asil * Araucana * Ko Shamo * Hamburgh * Kulang * Leghorn * Malay * Minorca * Nankin Shamo * Poland * Satsumadori * Shamo * Campine * Taiwan * Fayoumi * Thai Game * Friesian * Tuzo * Houdan * Yakido * Kraienkoeppe * Yamato Gunkei * Lakenvelder * Marsh Daisy Hard Feather * Old English Pheasant * Carlisle Old English Game Fowl * Indian Game * Sicilian Buttercup * Modern Game * Spanish * Old English Game * Sultan * Oxford Old English Game * Sumatra * Thuringian Rare Soft Feather Heavy * Vorwerk * Yokohama * Autosexing Breeds * Dominique Rare Hard Feather * Ixworth * Jersey Giant * Rumpless Game * La Fleche Rare True Bantam * Modern Langshan * Norfolk Grey * Nankin * Sulmtaler * Ohiki * Transylvanian Naked Neck Ducks: Heavy Rare Soft Feather Light * Aylesbury * Blue Swedish * Andalusian * Cayuga * Brakel * Muscovy * Pekin Geese: Medium * Rouen * Rouen Clair * Brecon Buff * Saxony * Buff Back * Silver Appleyard * Grey Back * Pomeranian Ducks: Light Geese: Light * Abacot Ranger * Bali * Chinese * Campbell * Czech * Crested * Pilgrim * Hookbill * Roman * Indian Runner * Sebastopol * Magpie * Shetland * Orpington * Steinbacher * Welsh Harlequin Turkeys Ducks: Bantam * Bourbon Red * Appleyard Miniature * * Bronze Black East Indian * Narragansett * Call * Nebraskan Spotted * Blue (Lavender) Geese: Heavy * Buff * Pied (Crollwitzer) * African * Norfolk Black * American Buff * Slate * Embden * White * Skane * Toulouse * West of England Large Breeds Bantam Breeds Waterfowl Large Waterfowl Bantam Heavy Class 800 Appleyard Male/Female Class 829 Appleyard Male/Female Class 801 Muscovy Male/Female Class 830 Black East Indian Male/Female Class 802 Pekin Male/Female Class 831 Call Male/Female Class 803 Rouen Male/Female Class 832 AOV Miniature Male/Female Class 804 AOV Heavy Male/Female Bantam Heavy Soft Feather Waterfowl Large Light Class 833 Faverolles Male/Female Class 805 Campbell Male/Female Class 834 German Langshan Male/Female Class 806 Indian Runner Male/Female Class 835 Orpington Male/Female Class 807 Welsh Harlequin Male/Female Class 836 Plymouth Rock Male/Female Class 808 AOV Light Male/Female Class 837 Rhode Island Red Male/Female Class 838 Sussex Male/Female Large Heavy Soft Feather Class 839 Wyandotte Male/Female Class 840 AOV Heavy Male/Female Class 809 Brahma Male/Female Class 810 Cochin Male/Female Bantam Light Soft Feather Class 811 Orpington Male/Female Class 812 Rhode Island Red Male/Female Class 841 Hamburg Male/Female Class 813 Sussex Male/Female Class 842 Leghorn Male/Female Class 814 Wyandotte Male/Female Class 843 Poland Male/Female Class 815 AOV Heavy Male/Female Class 844 Silkie Male/Female Class 845 Welsummer Male/Female Large Light Soft Feather Class 846 AOV Light Male/Female Class 816 Hamburg Male/Female Bantam Rare Breed Class 817 Leghorn Male/Female Class 818 Poland Male/Female Class 847 Heavy Soft Feather Male/Female Class 819 Silkie Male/Female Class 848 Light Soft Feather Male/Female Class 820 Welsummer Male/Female Class 849 AOV Bantam Male/Female Class 821 AOV Light Male/Female Class 850 True Bantam Male/Female Large Rare Breed Bantam Hard Feather Class 822 Heavy Soft Feather Male/Female Class 851 Old English Game Male/Female Class 823 Light Soft Feather Male/Female Class 852 Indian Game Male/Female Class 824 AOV Large Male/Female Class 853 Modern Game Male/Female Class 854 AOV Bantam Male/Female AOV Asian Male/Female Large Hard Feather Class 855 Class 825 Indian Game Male/Female Class 826 Old English Game Male/Female Class 827 AOV Large Male/Female Class 828 AV Asian Male/Female True Bantam Large Hen Eggs Class 856 Barbu d’Anver Male/Female Class 883 3 Eggs Dark Brown Class 857 Booted Bantam Male/Female Class 884 3 Eggs Light Brown Class 858 Dutch Male/Female Class 885 3 Eggs Cream Class 859 Japanese Male/Female Class 886 3 Eggs White Class 860 Pekin Male/Female Class 887 3 Eggs AOC Class 861 Rosecomb Male/Female Class 888 3 Eggs Mixed Class 862 Sebright Male/Female Class 863 Serama Male/Female Bantam Hen Eggs Class 864 AOV True Bantam 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