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SCHEDULE OF THE 100th ANNUAL SHOW

THE SHOWFIELD, MALTONGATE THORNTON LE DALE

WEDNESDAY 7 AUGUST 2019

Adults £10.00 Children 5 - 16 years £4.00 under 5 years Free

Admission to the Showfield after 4.00 p.m. - £2.50

TERRIER SHOW, LURCHER SHOW, EVENING SPORTS, CHILDREN’S TUG O’ WAR and JUNIOR HORSE AND PONY LEAPING from 5.15 p.m. GENERAL ENQUIRIES Thornton Le Dale Show PO Box 61 Pickering YO18 7ZP

Tel: 01751 476500 www.thorntonledale.com

SECRETARIES

Tent Secretary: Mrs E Cowley Nutwood, Low Dalby, Pickering, North Yorkshire, YO18 7LT. Tel: 01751 460313

Secretary for Cattle: Mr & Mrs R Clifford 9 Croome Road, Sledmere, Driffield, East Yorkshire, YO25 3XJ. Tel: 01377 236620

Secretary for Sheep : Mrs D Stenton/Miss S Stenton Briardene, Rectory Lane, Thornton le Dale, North Yorkshire, YO18 7QG Tel: 07713131018

Secretary for Horses: Mrs S Morley Westfields Farm, Westfields Lane, Thornton le Dale, Pickering YO18 7SJ. Tel: 07884004495

Secretary for Goats: Mr. A Bowes Greenbank, Peasland’s Lane, Thornton le Dale, YO18 7QX. Tel: 01751 477783

Secretary for Fur and Feather: Mr A Collier Entries to: Mrs C Moore, 9 Westgate Meadows, Nafferton, Driffield, East Yorkshire, YO25 0LZ. Tel: 01377 257351

Secretary for Sheep Dog Trial: Miss J Goulder The Glebe, Westgate Carr Road, Pickering, YO18 8LX Tel: 01751 470172

Secretary for Rare & Minority Breeds: Mr P Christopherson Stonehaven, South Lane, Thornton le Dale, YO18 7QU. Tel: 01751 477586 SECRETARIES (cont.)

Secretary for Pigs: Mr N Hargrave Whitehouse Farm, Kirby Misperton, Malton, YO17 6XR. Tel: 01653 668218

Secretary for Companion Dog Show: Mrs C Bruce 5 Beck Mews, Cayton, Scarborough, YO11 3TR Tel: 07974822432 (Entries taken on Show Day from 10:30 a.m.)

Terrier Show: Entries taken on Show Day by Mr D Marshall

Lurcher Show: Entries taken on Show Day by Mr D Marshall

Ferret Show: Mr G Kendall Low Mill Farm, Ellerburn Road, Thornton le Dale, YO18 7LL. Tel: 07812669306

Membership Secretary: Mrs G Douglas Wray House Farm, Marishes, Malton, YO17 6UJ. Tel: 01653 668215

Trophy Secretary: Mrs H Pashby White House Farm, Low Marishes, Malton, YO17 6RJ. Tel: 01653 668545

Trade Stand Enquiries: Mr S Naylor 57 Littledale, Pickering, North Yorkshire, YO18 8PS. Tel: 01751 475469

Assistant : Mrs. L Naylor

Vintage Tractor Secretary: Mrs T Vitty 33 West Garth, Sherburn, Malton, North Yorkshire, YO17 8PN. Tel: 01944 711403

Bio-Security Officer: Mrs F K Cockerill Fox & Rabbit Farm, Lockton, Pickering, YO18 7NQ. Tel: 01751 460207 ENTRIES CLOSE: Fur & Feather: Saturday 20 July at 4.00 p.m.

Sheep Saturday 20 July at 4.00 p.m.

Cattle, Pigs, Goats, Horses and Rare Breeds: Saturday 27 July at 4.00 p.m.

Produce, Craft & Horticultural Sections: Monday 5 August at 8.00 p.m. PROGRAMME OF EVENTS 2019

MAIN RINGS

9.00 JUDGING OF HORSE CLASSES 1 - 7 begins in Ring 1 JUDGING OF HORSE CLASSES 8- 16 begins in Ring 2 JJUDGING OF HORSE CLASSES 17- 27 begins in Ring 3 Judging of all tent classes (the marquees are closed to the public while judging takes place)

10.45 JUDGING OF HORSE CLASSES 28 - 33 (Heavy Horses) begins in Ring 2 (Ring 2 will be divided if judging of Horse Classes 8 -16 is not complete)

12.30 approx. JUDGING OF HORSE CLASSES 34 - 40 (Ridden Ponies) begins in Ring 3 (Follows judging of Horse Classes 17 - 27)

1.00 Entries for Companion DOG SHOW close DOG SHOW begins in Ring 5.

1.15 Atkinson Action Horses (Equine Stunt Team) in Rings 1 & 2

2.00 JUDGING OF HORSE CLASSES 41 - 43 (Decorated Horses & Driving Classes) in Rings 1 & 2

2.45 Terrier Racing in Rings 1 & 2.

3.15 Jamie Squibb (Freestyle Moto Cross) in Rings 1 & 2

3.45 Presentation of Trophies for all tent Classes in the Marquee Fancy Dress on Horseback in Rings 1 & 2. Followed by: Fancy Dress on Foot.

4.15 Atkinson Action Horses (Equine Stunt Team) in Rings 1 & 2

5.00 The Derwent Hunt Parade of Hounds in Rings 1 & 2.

Marquees closed to public. From 5.00 exhibits may be removed from the Marquee. (Prize monies may be collected from 4.30 p.m.)

5:15 Jamie Squibb (Freestyle Moto Cross) in Rings 1 & 2

5.15 EVENING SPORTS COMMENCE in Ring 4

5.45 approx. Non-Affiliated Horse & Pony Leaping in Rings 1 & 2

6.00 WORKING TERRIER SHOW and LURCHER SHOW in Ring 5

6.30 Children’s TUG O’ WAR in Ring 4

First Aid Facilities by First Choice Medical Services DISPLAY PROGRAMME 2019

APPROXIMATE TIME ARTIST LOCATION

10.30 - 11.00 Elaine Hill - Sheepdogs & Geese Ring 4

11.00 - 11.30 James McKay - Falconry Ring 4 11.30 - 12.00 Ryan Kay - Gun Dogs Ring 4

11.45 - 12.15 The Mighty Smith Showground

12.00 - 12.30 The Crazy World of Magic with Uncle Mal Showground 12.15 - 12.45 Pedal Power vs Parkour - Extreme Sport Ring 4

12.45 - 1.15 The Sheep Show Showground

1.00 - 1.30 James McKay - Falconry Ring 4 1.15 - 1.45 Atkinson Action Horses Main Ring 1.45 - 2.15 The Mighty Smith Showground

2.00 - 2.30 Elaine Hill - Sheepdogs & Geese Ring 4 2.15 - 2.45 The Crazy World of Magic with Uncle Mal Showground

2.30 - 3.00 Ryan Kay - Gun Dogs Ring 4

2.45 - 3:15 Terrier Racing Main Ring

3.15 - 3.45 Jamie Squibb Main Ring 3.30 - 4.00 Pedal Power vs Parkour - Extreme Sport Ring 4

3.45 - 4.15 Fancy Dress on Horseback followed by: Fancy Dress on Foot Main Ring

3.45 - 4.15 The Mighty Smith Showground

4.15 - 4.45 Atkinson Action Horses Main Ring 4.45 - 5.15 The Sheep Show Showground

5.00 - 5.15 The Derwent Hunt Parade of Hounds Main Ring

5.15 - 5.45 Jamie Squibb Main Ring 5.15 Evening Sports commence Ring 4

5.45 Junior Horse & Pony Leaping Main Ring HEALTH & SAFETY

THE ATTENTION OF ALL EXHIBITORS, COMPETITORS, TRADERS AND MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC IS DRAWN TO THESE REGULATIONS

The Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 places a responsibility on the Society for the health and safety of Society and Committee Members, visitors, traders, exhibitors, contractors, volunteers and members of the public who are attending the Society’s Annual Show. As a condition of entry into Thornton Le Dale Show all such persons are themselves required to comply fully with the Health & Safety at Work Act 1974 and all other current, relevant legislation and/or established guidance relating to safety at public events, including Thornton le Dale Show & Sports Society’s rules and regulations, this Health & Safety Policy and any legal obligations placed upon them.

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

Every exhibitor and trader is responsible for the safety of all equipment including electrical generators and gas appliances which should be tested prior to use and the report be made available for inspection by the Show Director, if requested. Users should ensure that such equipment is operated in a safe manner and that in the event of such equipment catching fire, the appropriate means to deal with the incident is available on site. The Society will not be responsible for any accident that may occur from the machinery or equipment belonging to any exhibitor or trader, and it is a condition of Entry that each exhibitor or trader will hold the Society blameless, and indemnify it against any legal proceedings arising from any accident caused by an exhibitor’s or trader’s machinery or equipment.

The prior written approval of the Secretary is required before any Hazardous Substance can be brought onto the Showfields. Anyone bringing a Hazardous Substance on to the Showfields must ensure that it is transported, handled and stored in a safe manner.

Trade Stand Exhibitors will be responsible for the safety of the general public visiting their stand, ensuring that all exhibits are safe and that adequate escape routes are provided. Traders are required to have in place appropriate Public Liability Insurance and must produce supporting documentary evidence to this effect before being allowed onto the Showfield.

Whilst the Society accepts that the behaviour of live exhibits is unpredictable, it would not expect exhibitors to show any animal that is not properly trained for showing.

FIRST AID, DOCTOR and VETERINARY SURGEON are in attendance on the Showfield and/or may be contacted via the Secretary who can be located at the Pavilion.

In the event of an emergency, a TELEPHONE is available from the Secretary, at the Pavilion.

All exhibitors and members of the public attending the Show should be aware that live exhibits can be easily frightened and can be dangerous. They should pay particular attention where animals are tethered or moving and avoid behaviour that might alarm them.

Livestock and equine exhibitors are responsible for carrying out their own risk assessment for the control, movement and conduct of their animals at all times and for applying reasonable controls to ensure that they do not escape or pose a danger to the public. Livestock must be under the control of a competent handler when being moved. If the handler is a junior handler, he/she must be supervised by a competent adult handler who is able to restrain/control the animal in an emergency.

Children must be supervised at all times. No bicycles are allowed on the Showfield.

The Society reserve the right to prohibit entry to, eject or have ejected from the Showfields any person guilty of noisy or disorderly conduct or of any other practice likely to annoy other persons attending the Show, or who interferes with the quiet use of the Showfields by any other person.

No alcohol may be brought onto the Showfield

All dogs brought onto the Showfield must be kept on a leash and under the control of a responsible person at all times. Owners are required to clean up after their pets and deposit all waste in a litterbin.

Horses may only be ridden in the rings and designated exercise area and must not be ridden in areas open to the general public

Vehicle movements are not permitted on the Showground whilst the Show is open to the public (9.00 a.m. to 5.45 p.m. except essential service and emergency vehicles. Any moving vehicle must display headlamps and hazard warning indicators. The maximum speed limit on the Showground is 5 mph.

In the event of an emergency everyone is asked to follow the directions issued by Officials of the Society, which may be broadcast over the Public Address system. LIST OF PERPETUAL TROPHIES

HORSES The Geoff and Francis Dunn Memorial Trophy for Pony, not exceeding 15 h.h., rider to be 16 years or under. Local Children’s Class The Society’s Trophy for Best Turnout, Local Children’s Class The Mousie Memorial Trophy for Working pony, not exceeding 13.2 h.h., rider to be 14 years or under E. J. Vardon Challenge Cup for Working Pony The R Fletcher Trophy for Hunter, 16 h.h. and over The Jack Turnbull Memorial Trophy for Hunter under 16 h.h. The Hilda Wharton Memorial Trophy for Champion Ridden Hunter The Frank Avison Memorial Trophy for Brood Mare with Foal at Foot The Richard Morley Memorial Trophy for RoR Thoroughbred Show Horse Frank Cundall Memorial Trophy for 2 or 3 Year old Hunter Peter Sykes Memorial Trophy for Pony Brood Mare John Credland Memorial Trophy for Pony Foal Paddisons of Pickering Trophy for Pony Yearling The Silver Jubilee Trophy for Pony 2 or 3 Year Old The Society’s Challenge Trophy for Champion Hunter/Pony Hawsker Stud Trophy for the the Best Standard Yearling Hawsker Stud Trophy for the the Best Miniature Yearling Hawsker Stud Cup for the Best Miniature Shetland Challenge Cup for Shetland Pony The Moonstruck Native Pony Trophy for the Champion Pony (in hand classes 19-23) The Jade Neal Trophy for Mountain & Moorland Pony, any age, to be ridden on a lead rein by a child 8 years or under The Whisperdale Cup for Mountain & Moorland (ridden classes) The D. Prest Challenge Cup for Heavy Horse, Yearling The Walter Tate Challenge Cup for Heavy Horse, 2 Year Old The Rosedale Damp-proofing Challenge Cup for Heavy Horse 3 Years and above The Thomas William Mudd Memorial Trophy for Pair of Heavy Horses The D. Mudd Challenge Trophy for Champion Heavy Horse The Sally Douglas Memorial Trophy for Ridden Pony not exceeding 12.2 h.h. shown on a lead rein. Rider 8yrs. or under The John White Memorial Trophy for Pony exceeding 13.2 h.h. and not exceeding 14.2 h.h. Rider 16yrs. or under The Colin Chaloner Trophy for Champion Ridden Pony The Stan Cockerill Memorial Trophy for Veteran Horse. The Gordon & Margaret Stead Memorial Trophy for Decorated Heavy Horse The Ashley Burgess Challenge Trophy for Best Private Horse-Drawn Turnout The Henry Burnside Memorial Trophy for Best Tradesman’s Horse-Drawn Turnout The Hall Hotel Challenge Trophy for Fancy Dress on Horseback RARE AND MINORITY BREEDS The Society’s Challenge Trophy for the Best Rare Breed Sheep in Show The Society’s Champion Dexter Trophy for the Best Dexter in Show CATTLE The BOCM Pauls Tankard for Best Handler The Cargill Trophy for the Champion Calf The Renault Agriculture Trophy for the Best Pedigree Beef Animal The Society’s Trophy for Best Animal (Native Breed Classes) The George Woodhead Memorial Trophy for Best Butchers Bullock Ruston Parva Challenge Trophy for Best Pair of Matching Butchers Beasts The Society’s 1956 Challenge Trophy for Beef Champion Harry Wilkinson Memorial Trophy for Champion Beef Calf SHEEP The Ron Glaves Memorial Trophy for Leicester Sheep The Society’s Silver Challenge Trophy for Suffolk Sheep The Ernest Lunn Trophy for the Champion Suffolk Gimmer Shearling (Non MV Accredited) The Burgess Feeds Challenge Trophy for Texel Sheep The Yorkshire Building Society’s Challenge Trophy for Best Pen of Crossbred Sheep The G. R. P. & C. B. Hill Trophy for Best Pen of Butchers’ Lambs The Yorkshire Building Society’s Challenge Trophy for Scottish Blackface Sheep TheYorkshire Building Society’s Challenge Trophy for Swaledale Sheep LIST OF PERPETUAL TROPHIES cont.

The James & Dianne Stenton Cup for Single Mule Gimmer Lamb The R. A. Robinson Challenge Cup for Jacob Sheep The A. Croft Remembrance Trophy for Best Sheep in Show The F J Pashby Memorial Trophy for Best Young Handler PIGS The Denis Houlston Memorial Plaque for Best Breeding Boar in Show. The Lee Fax Cup for Best Matching Pair of Pigs in Show The Hollows Trophy for Best Pig in Show The Wolds Cup for Reserve Champion The Society’s Millennium Bowl for Best Pig in Show GOATS The Allerston Trophy for Best Goat The Ellerburn Trophy for Best Kid The Ice Lager Shield for Best Goatling FERRETS The G Kendall Shield for the Champion Adult in Show The V Colgate Trophy for the Champion Kit in Show SHEEP DOG TRIAL The Jack Hollows Memorial Trophy for best aggregate score (Malton, Ryedale &Thornton Le Dale Show) The Society’s Challenge Trophy to the Trials Winner The R. A. Sutcliffe “Hard Luck” Trophy The Norman Darrell Memorial Trophy for Best Outrun, Lift and Fetch The Thornton Dale Estate Trophy for Dog or Bitch in Best Condition VINTAGE TRACTORS The George Ireland Memorial Trophy for the judge’s favourite Ferguson The Society’s Trophy for the Best Tractor in Show The Brian Turnbull Challenge Cup for the Best Classic Tractor 1960 onwards - restored condition. EXEMPTION DOG SHOW Pickprospect Labrador Shield for Best Labrador Retriever The Charlie Wheldon Memorial Cup for Rescue Dog FUR AND FEATHER The S. Hill Memorial Trophy for Best Rabbit in Show The John Clubley Trophy for Best Cavy in Show Best Bantam in Show The J. C. Gray Silver Spoon for Best Racing Pigeon in Show The Derwent Joinery Cup for Best Modena The N. Dunwell Cup for Faced Fancy Challenge The J. C. Gray Silver Spoon for Best Fancy Pigeon in Show The M.K.M. Building Supplies Cup for Best Junior Pigeon The Barnes Cup for Children’s Exhibits DAIRY PRODUCE The Jayne Coyle Memorial Trophy The E. D. Stothard Challenge Trophy The Jocelyn Sarah Warriner Memorial Trophy HANDICRAFTS The Betty Smith Trophy for Best Matinee Coat. The Mary Coultate Memorial Trophy for Best Article of Embroidery The Ann Moore Memorial Trophy for Best Article of Beadwork The Ann Moore Cup for Junior Beadwork The Society’s Trophy will be awarded for the Best Exhibit overall PATCHWORK & QUILTING The Rylands Rose Bowl presented for Best Article of Patchwork or Quilting PHOTOGRAPHY AND ART The Sheila Rhodes-Lucas Silver Jubilee Trophy FARM PRODUCE The G. A. Pearson Memorial Cup FRUIT LIQUEUR The Spendlow Trophy for Best Fruit Liqueur. LIST OF PERPETUAL TROPHIES cont.

CROOKS & STICKS The T. Cockburn Challenge Cup for Best Exhibit in Show The Stan Andrews Memorial Trophy for Best Half Head Stick The Alf Matthews Memorial Trophy for Best Novice entry The British Stickmakers Guild Engraved Tankard for Best Stick in Show. (Sponsored by Thornton le Dale Show & Sports Society) The Ernest Lunn Memorial Trophy for a stick which has not won a prize at this year’s Show CHILDREN’S SECTION The Society’s Trophy The Topham Trophy The Katie Jackson Memorial Trophy for Art and Craft The Barnes Cup for Flower Arrangement HORTICULTURE The C Kirby Memorial Trophy for best example from one vegetable and one flower class in Local Section. The Bernard Grayson Challenge Trophy for Local Section. The Buck Inn Trophy for Best Potatoes The Society’s 1953 Coronation Challenge Trophy (Overall Garden Produce - Open Classes) The Elsie Turnbull Memorial Trophy for Flower Arrangement The Mary Hooke Memorial Trophy for Flower Arrangement The Lilian Clarke Memorial Trophy for Best Fuchsia The Fulton Challenge Trophy for Garden Flowers The George Hodgson Memorial Trophy for Roses The Don Lickes Memorial Trophy for Dahlias The W. Croft Challenge Cup for Gladioli The Joey Barnes Trophy for Local Flowers The Arthur Bolton Rose Bowl The I. G. & M. Hooke Trophy for Best Single Rose (Open Classes) The Society’s Trophy for Dahlias (Open Classes) The Society’s Challenge Trophy (Overall Flowers - Open Classes) SPORTS The Benjamin Jackson Trophy to the winner of the Boy’s Race (12 and 13 years old) The Tim Fletcher Memorial Shield to the winner of the Ladies’ Egg & Spoon Race The Pickering Cup to the winner of the Men’s 440 yds. Race EVENING EVENTS The P. K. Wrightson Challenge Cup for Showjumping. Ponies not exceeding 13.2 hh The Clive Branfoot Challenge Trophy for Showjumping. Ponies not exceeding 14.2 hh TERRIERS Mrs. G. Garbutt’s Cup for Best Terrier Mrs. M. Markham’s Cup for Best Puppy

MISSING TROPHIES Regrettably a number of trophies awarded at previous Shows have still not been returned. Whilst a trophy may be listed in the Schedule, unless returned on or before Showday, it cannot be presented this year. We would like to remind all exhibitors that trophies can be brought back on Showday but that it would be of immense help to us if arrangements can be made to return trophies ahead of this date. Trophies should be returned to our Trophy Secretary: Mrs. H Pashby, White House Farm, Low Marishes, Malton, YO17 6RJ. Tel: 01653 668545 or alternatively left at: Wardill Bros. The Square, Thornton Le Dale, YO18 7LF.

If you have a trophy in your possession, please ensure that it is returned for this year’s Show GENERAL REGULATIONS

1. Objectives The objects of the Society are:-

(a) The holding of an Annual Show for the display of exhibits and trades relative to agriculture, horticulture and the community of the Thornton le Dale district and surrounding area.

(b) The improvement of agriculture, horticulture, forestry and ancillary industries, crafts and the breeding of livestock.

(d) The promotion and advancement of other recreational and vocational activities of benefit to the community.

2. Disclaimer THORNTON LE DALE SHOW AND SPORTS SOCIETY is not responsible for any damage to property or injury to persons arising out of the Society’s activities carried out on the Showfields either on the day of the Show or on any other day. Any person entering or bringing any property on to the Showfields in connection with the Society’s activities 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 Showfields on the day of the Show.

3. Compensation The Society will not be in any way responsible for any claim for compensation or otherwise in regard to, the holding of, or anything arising out of, or connected with, their Shows.

4. Responsibility for Accidents The Society will not be responsible for any accident that may occur from the machinery or equipment belonging to any exhibitor or trader, and it is a condition of Entry that each exhibitor or trader will hold the Society blameless, and indemnify it against any legal proceedings arising from any accident caused by an exhibitor’s or trader’s machinery. Trade Stand Exhibitors will be responsible for the safety of the general public visiting their stand, ensuring that all exhibits are safe and that adequate escape routes are provided. Exhibitors and traders are required to have in place appropriate Public Liability Insurance and must produce supporting documentary evidence to this effect before being allowed onto the Showfields.

5. Non-liability of the Society The Society will not be responsible for any losses, mistakes, or accidents of any description that may occur to any entry, and entries will only be received subject to this condition.

6. Disputes The decision of the Society will be final and binding in all questions or disputes of any kind whatsoever arising out of or in connection with this Society’s Show. All persons entering exhibits for this Show will by such act be deemed to have agreed with the Society to refer such questions or disputes to that Society, and it is on this distinct understanding that entries are accepted.

7. Date when entries received All Entries must be made in writing to the appropriate Class Secretary in accordance with the instructions detailed in the Schedule. Entries sent by post must be accompanied by the correct remittance where any entrance money is payable. Blank entry forms may be obtained from the Secretary or online at www.thorntonledale.com. Cheques are to be made payable to Thornton Le Dale Show & Sports Society. A receipt will only be issued on request accompanied by a stamped addressed envelope.

8. Entry Fees All fees to be paid with entry. Entry fees to be 10% of the first prize money unless otherwise stated. Exhibitor’s paying £10.00 or more in entry fees for Tent Classes will be issued with 1 free admission wristband. 2 wristbands will be issued to Livestock/Horse Exhibitors.

9. Power to refuse Entries The Society may refuse or cancel any Entry at their discretion without giving any reason. Whenever, under this rule, any entry is refused or cancelled, the fees for such entry may, at the discretion of the Society, be refunded and if refunded accepted by the exhibitor or intending exhibitor in full satisfaction of all claims against the Society. 10. Exhibitor’s Instructions Every Exhibitor will produce a certificate, if so required by the Society, to prove the age of any exhibit entered by him and will answer all such questions as may be put to him by the Society in respect of his exhibit.

11. Tent Classes All exhibits to be delivered to the Showfields and staged by 9.30 a.m. and to remain until 5.00 p.m. Judging will commence at 10.00 a.m. and the Marquees will be closed to the public while judging takes place. No exhibits to be removed from the marquee before 5.00 p.m without permission of the Secretary.

12. Horticultural Section All exhibits must be grown by the exhibitor. ‘Local’ classes, exhibits to have been grown in the Parishes of Thornton le Dale, Marishes, Wilton, Allerston, Ebberston, Lockton and Levisham. ‘Open’ classes can be entered by anybody irrespective of where the produce was grown. The Committee reserves the right to inspect the garden of any person against whom any objection may be made.

13. Stock All stock must be the bona fide property of the exhibitor and must have been in the exhibitor’s possession for at least two months before the Show. All stock to be on the Showfield at least 30 minutes prior to judging and remain until 4.30 p.m.

The Society will not be responsible for correct classification of exhibits staged on or before the day of the Show. Exhibitors are reminded that it is their responsibility to insure against damage or injury caused by their animals.

14. Measurements All animals entered in Classes with conditions as to height may in the event of a dispute, be measured with their shoes on. An allowance of ½ in. will be made for shoes. Alternatively, a Measurement Certificate considered appropriate by the Secretary may be accepted. Such Certificates must accompany each animal, or be produced before prize money will be paid. Where the weight of an animal is in dispute, the Society reserve the right to weigh the animal before prize money will be paid.

15. Conditions as to award of prizes When any conditions are attached to the winning of a premium, the prize will not be paid until such conditions have been fulfilled and a certificate thereof produced to the Secretary.

16. Objection Any person wishing to lodge an objection to the award of a prize, must do so in writing to the Secretary within ½ hour of judging being completed, or within ½ hour of the opening of the Marquee in which the exhibit is staged, and deposit with the Secretary the sum of £10. The Secretary will instruct a Committee of Appeal to act on behalf of the Show Committee on Show Day and should a solution not be obtained, prizes and forfeits will be held until the next full Committee meeting. If on investigation by the Committee the objection is not sustained to their satisfaction, the deposit money will, at the discretion of the Society, be forfeited to the funds of the Society.

17. Disqualification In all cases of disqualification the animal or other exhibits placed next in merit will succeed to the prize.

18. Judging The judges decision to be final. The Committee reserves the right to refuse any entry, and judges are empowered to withhold any prizes where exhibits are not of sufficient number or merit. Classes may be split at the Judge’s discretion.

19. Judging in case of animals entered in more than one class When any animal is entered in more than one Class the Society will not undertake that the two classes will be judged at different times, nor will the judging in one Ring be delayed to suit the convenience of exhibitors having animals entered in more than one Class.

20. Judges’ numbers All animals brought to the Show Ground for exhibition must have the judges’ number and care must be taken by the exhibitors that each animal has its proper number attached. Corresponding numbers will be attached to each stall or pen prepared on the Showfields for each animal or pen of animals, and on no account will any person be allowed to remove any animals from the stalls or pens so assigned to them until the close of the Show, except when taken before the judges.

21. Mock Auctions Mock Auctions WILL NOT BE ALLOWED on the Showfields. 22. Admission to the Field The public will be admitted into the Showfields from 8.45 a.m. upon payment of the appropriate admission fees which are currently:- Adults - £10.00 Children - £4.00 (5 and under 16 years of age) Children under 5 years of age - Free Entry to the Showfield after 4.00 p.m. - £2.50 (Children free)

Admission charges will be determined from time to time by the Committee.

The Society reserve the right to eject or have ejected from the Showfields any person guilty of noisy or disorderly conduct or of any other practice likely to annoy or endanger other persons attending the Show, or who will interfere with the quiet use of the Showfields by any other person.

23. Conditions and privileges of membership. The payment of £24.00 annually will constitute the subscriber a Vice President of the Society; the payment of £10.50 annually a Member. The level of subscription will be reviewed annually and will become due and payable in advance on the 1st day of January in each year.

Payment of the annual subscription to the Funds of the Society entitles Members to a Members Badge and one free admission to the Annual Show. Vice Presidents will receive two Vice Presidents Badges and free admission for two persons to the Annual Show.

24. Time for admission for exhibits All Exhibits will be admitted to the Show Ground between 7.30 a.m. and 9.30 a.m.

25. Trophies Trophies will be awarded as specified in the Show Schedule. All trophies will remain the property of the Society. All trophies to be held for one year only, and to be returned to the Secretary or other nominated persons before the day of the next Show in a clean and presentable condition. Prior approval must be sought from the Secretary before any trophies are engraved. Persons wishing to engrave trophies do so at their own expense. The Secretary to be notified of any damage to a trophy. Trophy Winners will be held liable for the security and safe keeping of the trophy whilst in their possession and will be responsible for meeting its replacement cost in the event of loss. Winners are advised to check their insurance provision in respect of this matter.

26. Date of Show st The Society’s 101 Annual Show will be held at The Showfields, Maltongate, Thornton le Dale on Wednesday, 5 August 2020.

By Order of the Committee Martin Blythe Chairman

FREE CAR PARK ON THE SHOWGROUND CARS PARKED AT OWNERS RISK CAR PARKING ALSO AVAILABLE AT THE NATIONAL PARK CAR PARK, VIA MALTONGATE (PAY & DISPLAY) PUBLIC TOILETS ARE PROVIDED IN THIS CAR PARK

PRIZE MONEY FOR CLASSES HELD IN THE MAIN MARQUEE WILL BE PAID OUT IN THE MARQUEE AT 4.30 p.m. PLEASE NOTE Exhibitors and others entitled to free admission to the Showfield will be issued with a wristband (see General Regulations, Item 8) which permits free entry to the Showground for 1 person. Any other accompanying adults or children must pay the normal entry charge. Other free admissions are as follows:-

Vice-Presidents and Members with badges Judges and Officials with badges Holders of Complimentary tickets Holders of Trade Stand tickets SCHEDULE OF CLASSES Horse Section NO ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED ON THE FIELD

NB. A rider must not have attained the maximum age stipulated in a class, before 1st January this year.

An Equine Passport, containing an up-to-date vaccination record, must accompany every horse and pony attending the Show. It is mandatory that all horses and ponies are fully vaccinated against Equine Flu where a valid vaccination protocol needs to have been followed. Random checks by officers of the Show may be made at any time during the Show; any horse or pony without a valid vaccination protocol or owner/exhibitor unable to produce a valid passport will lead to immediate eviction of that horse or pony from the showground. Foals will not be expected to have commenced their primary course of influenza vaccinations before 5 months of age.

WORKING PONIES and RIDDEN HUNTERS Judging to start at 9:00 a.m. in Ring 1. Judges: Mrs H Snowden (Amotherby) Miss Z Hulme (Amotherby)

Prizes: Class 1: 1st £10; 2nd £5; 3rd £3. Entry fee £1. Classes 2 and 3: 1st £15; 2nd £10; 3rd £5. Entry fee £5. Classes 4, 5, 6 and 7: 1st £20; 2nd £15; 3rd £10. Entry fee £5.

1. Pony, not exceeding 15 h.h., rider to be 16 years or under. (No jumping required). This is a local class to be ridden by children who live within a 5 mile radius of Thornton le Dale Showground. (No entries on lead rein in this class). The Geoff and Francis Dunn Memorial Trophy will be awarded to the winner of this class. The Society’s Trophy will be awarded for the Best Turnout in this class. 2. Working Pony, not exceeding 13.2 h.h., rider to be 14 years or under. The Mousie Memorial Trophy will be awarded to the winner of this class. 3. Working Pony, exceeding 13.2 h.h. and not exceeding 15 h.h., rider to be 16 years or under. The E. J. Vardon Challenge Trophy will be awarded to the winner of this class. 4. Hunter, 16 h.h. and over, to be ridden in the ring. The R Fletcher Trophy will be awarded to the winner of this class. First Prize given by Mr D Marley. 5. Hunter, under 16 h.h., to be ridden in the ring. The J Turnbull Trophy will be awarded to the winner of this class. The Hilda Wharton Memorial Trophy will be awarded to the overall winner of classes 4 and 5. 6. Coloured Horse or Pony to be ridden in the ring. (No entries on lead rein in this class). 7. RoR Thoroughbred Show Horse, to be ridden in the ring. Horses must be 4 years old and over, have raced and be registered at Weatherbys. Riders to be 16 years old and over. The Richard Morley Memorial Trophy will be awarded to the winner of this class. HUNTER & PONY BREEDING Judging to start at 9.00 a.m. in Ring 2. Judge: Mr M Reeves (Burniston) Prizes: 1st £15; 2nd £10; 3rd £5. Entry fee £5.

8. Hunter Brood Mare with foal at foot or stinted. The Frank Avison Memorial Trophy will be awarded to the winner of this class. 9. Hunter Foal. 10. Hunter Yearling. 11. 2 or 3 year old Hunter. (Class may be split at Judge’s discretion if entry numbers warrant). The Frank Cundall Memorial Trophy will be awarded to the winner of this class, 12. Coloured Horse or Pony, to be shown in hand. 13. Brood Mare 14.2 h.h. or under with foal at foot. The Peter Sykes Memorial Trophy will be awarded to the winner of this class. 14. Foal, Produce of Mare 14.2 h.h. or under. The John Credland Memorial Trophy will be awarded to the winner of this class. 15. Pony Yearling, produce of a mare, 14.2 h.h. or under. The Paddisons of Pickering Trophy will be awarded to the winner of this class. 16. 2 or 3 year old Pony, produce of a mare, 14.2 h.h. or under. (Class may be split at Judge’s discretion if entry numbers warrant). The Society’s Silver Jubilee Trophy will be awarded to the winner of this class.

Parade of 1st Prize Winners in classes 8 to 16. for THE SOCIETY’S PERPETUAL CHALLENGE TROPHY

MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND Judging to start at approximately 9.00 a.m. in Ring 3. Judge: Ms R Eastwood (Stranraer) Prizes: 1st £15; 2nd £10; 3rd £5. Entry fee £5.

17. Shetland Pony (Standard), to be shown in hand. Hawsker Stud Trophy for the Best Standard Yearling. 18. Shetland Pony (Miniature), to be shown in hand. Hawsker Stud Trophy for the Best Miniature Yearling. Hawsker Stud Cup for the Best Miniature Shetland. Challenge Cup for the Best Shetland Pony Classes 17 and 18. 19. Dartmoor and Exmoor Ponies, any age, to be shown in hand. 20. Welsh A Pony, to be shown in hand. 21. Welsh B Pony, to be shown in hand. 22. Welsh C & D Ponies, to be shown in hand. 23. Large breeds (Connemara, Highland, Fell, New Forest, Dales), to be shown in hand. The Moonstruck Native Pony Trophy will be awarded to the Champion Pony from Classes 19 - 23. (1st and 2nd Prizewinners to compete) Champion Rosettes donated by The Whisperdale Stud. 24. Mountain & Moorland Pony, to be ridden on a lead rein by a child under 9 years of age. The Jade Neal Trophy will be awarded to the winner of this class. 25. Mountain and Moorland first ridden pony, to be ridden by a child under 12 years of age. 26. Ridden Mountain & Moorland, 4 years old and over. Small breeds (Dartmoor, Exmoor, Welsh A & B and Shetland) to be ridden in the ring. The Whisperdale Cup will be awarded to the winner of this class. 27. Ridden Mountain & Moorland, 4 years old and over. Large breeds (Connemara, Highland, Fell, New Forest, Dales, Welsh C & D) to be ridden in the ring. Champion Rosettes donated by The Whisperdale Stud.

HEAVY HORSES Judging to start at 10:45 a.m. in Ring 2 (Ring 2 will be divided if judging of Horse Classes 8 - 16 is not complete). Judge: Mr J Williamson (Chelford) Prizes: 1st £25; 2nd £20; 3rd £15. Entry fee £5.

28. Brood Mare with foal at foot. 29. Foal. 30. Yearling. The D. Prest Challenge Cup will be awarded to the winner of this class. 31. 2 Year Old. The Walter Tate Challenge Cup will be awarded to the winner of this class. 32. Mare, not having produced foal this year, or Gelding, 3 years old and upwards. The Rosedale Damp Proofing Cup will be awarded to the winner of this class. 33. Pair of Heavy Horses The Thomas William Mudd Memorial Trophy will be awarded to the winner of this class. A Spoon and Rosette presented by the Shire Horse Society will be awarded the Best Mare or Filly in Show. (This award of the Special Prize is subject to the Shire Horse Society Special Conditions of Offer and to qualify the winner must be a member of the Shire Horse Society).

Parade of 1st Prize winners in Classes 28 - 32 for the D. MUDD CHALLENGE CUP for the best Heavy Horse in the Show

RIDDEN PONIES Judging to start at 12:30 (approx.) in Ring 3. Judge: Mr M Reeves (Burniston) Prizes: Classes 34 - 40, 1st £15; 2nd £10; 3rd £5. Entry fee £5.

34. Pony not exceeding 12.0 h.h., to be shown on lead rein. Ridden by a child 8 years old or under. Pony to be shown fully plaited. The Sally Douglas Memorial Trophy will be awarded to the winner of this class. 1st Prize Class 34 donated in memory of Mrs W Morley. 2nd Prize Class 34 donated by Mrs J A Avison. 35. Pony not exceeding 12.2 h.h., rider to be 12 years or under. 36. Pony, exceeding 12.2 h.h. and not exceeding 13.2 h.h., rider to be 14 years or under. 1st Prize given by Mr. R. Boulton 37. Pony, exceeding 13.2 h.h. and not exceeding 14.2 h.h., rider to be 16 years or under. The John White Memorial Trophy will be awarded to the winner of this class. 38. Veteran Pony not exceeding 15 h.h., to be ridden in the ring. Open to all ponies and horses over the age of 15 years. This class will be judged on the condition and turnout of the animal. Lead reins accepted providing the rider is under 8 years of age. Entry must be made on Form. No Entries taken on Show Day. The Stan Cockerill Memorial Trophy will be awarded to the winner of this class.

Parade of 1st Prize winners in classes 35, 36 & 37 for the Colin Chaloner Trophy for the Best Ridden Pony in the Show

39. Tack and Turnout, Rider to be 16 years or under, lead rein permitted. (Lead reins are accepted providing the rider is under 8 years of age). 40. Tack and Turnout, Rider to be 17 years and over.

DECORATED HORSES AND DRIVING CLASSES Judging to start at 2.15 p.m. in Rings 1 & 2 Judge: Mr J Williamson (Chelford) Prizes: 1st £50; 2nd £40; 3rd £30; 4th £20; 5th £10. Entry fee £4.

41. Decorated Heavy Horse in Harness. (No Entry Fee) Gordon and Margaret Stead Memorial Trophy to the winner of this class. 42. Private Horse Drawn Turnout. £10 Prize Money given in memory of Mr. R. Taylor by Mrs Elaine Bell. The Ashley Burgess Challenge Trophy will be awarded to the winner of this class. 43. Tradesman’s Horse Drawn Turnout. 3rd Prize given by Carousel Coin Machines. The Henry Burnside Memorial Trophy will be awarded to the winner of this class.

FANCY DRESS ON HORSEBACK Prizes: 1st £10; 2nd £6; 3rd £2. Entry fee £4. Judging to start at 3.45 p.m. in Rings 1 & 2 Judge: Mrs M Dunning (Wilton)

44. Fancy dress on Horseback. Entry on form please. The Hall Hotel Challenge Trophy will be awarded to the winner of this class. Prizes donated by Mrs P Wright in memory of Mrs. Peggy Hill. Rosettes will be awarded to all competitors RARE AND MINORITY BREEDS

All entries in this Section, Classes 50 - 60 to: Mr P Christopherson, Stonehaven, South Lane, Thornton le Dale, YO18 7QU. Tel: 01751 477586

CATTLE All cattle must be accompanied by a valid cattle passport

Judging to start at 10.30 a.m. Judge: Mr C Page (Brough ) Prizes: 1st £8; 2nd £5; 3rd £3. Entry Fee £1.

50. Any cattle qualifying as a Rare or Minority Breed. Should there be sufficient entries the class will be divided at the discretion of the judge.

SHEEP ALL SHEEP TO BE PENNED BY 9.30 a.m. AND TO REMAIN UNTIL 4.30 p.m.

Judging of Rare and Minority Breed Sheep to start at 11.00 a.m. Judge: Mrs L Barnard (Welham) Prizes: 1st £8; 2nd £5; 3rd £3. Entry Fee £1.

Classes may be split at the judge’s discretion

Under the “Sheep & Goats (Records, Identification and Movement) (England) Order 2009 (as amended)” all Exhibitors are required to complete an ARAMS1 declaration and identify all entries (individual ear tags) in accordance with the requirements of SAGRIMO.

51. Primitive Male. Ram Lamb . Prize money in Class 51 donated by Mr D Coupland. 52. Primitive Male. Shearling or Older Ram. 53. Primitive Female. Gimmer Lamb. 54. Primitive Female. Shearling or Older Ewe. A Special Prize of £50 donated by Mrs Linda Barnard, will be awarded to the Best Primitive Sheep in Show. 55. Non-Primitive Male. Ram Lamb. Prize money in Class 55 donated by Mr & Mrs R Hawkhead. 56. Non-Primitive Male. Shearling or Older Ram. 57. Non-Primitive Female. Gimmer Lamb. 58. Non Primitive Female. Shearling or Older Ewe. A Special Prize of £50 donated by Mrs Linda Barnard, will be awarded to the Best Non-Primitive Sheep in Show. The Society’s Challenge Trophy will be awarded to the Best Rare Breed Sheep in Show. . DEXTER CATTLE All cattle must be accompanied by a valid cattle passport

Judging to commence at 1.00 p.m. (All stock to be on the Showfield a minimum of 30 mins. before scheduled judging commences)

Judge: Mrs M Kay (Kirklington) Prizes: 1st £20; 2nd £15; 3rd £10. Entry Fee £2 Registered Name of animal to be stated on entry form along with Pedigree and number. Points awarded go forward to National Dexter Competition

59. Heifer or Cow in milk. 60. Bull or Heifer Calf up to 12 months old. 61. Heifer 12 months to Calving. 62. Dry Cow. A Silver Spoon and Champion Rosette presented by the Dexter Cattle Society will be awarded to the Best Beast in Show. The Society’s Champion Dexter Trophy for the Best Dexter in Show. CATTLE SECTION All cattle must be accompanied by a valid cattle passport

Judging to commence at 10.15 a.m. (All stock to be on the Showfield a minimum of 30 mins. before scheduled judging commences)

Prizes: 1st £30; 2nd £20; 3rd £15. Entry fee £3

CALVES - ANY BREED (pedigree or non-pedigree) Judge: Mr C Page (Brough )

70. Calf under 6 months of age, shown by handler aged 11 years or under (to be judged on turnout of calf and handler, and handler ability/knowledge). 71. Calf under 6 months of age, shown by handler aged 12 to 16 years (to be judged on turnout of calf and handler, and handler ability/knowledge). The Cargill Trophy for Champion Calf - Classes 70 & 71. £20 Prize Money given by Boulton & Cooper Ltd, Malton. The B.O.C.M. Pauls Tankard to Best Handler Classes 70 & 71.

PEDIGREE BEEF CATTLE - CONTINENTAL BREEDS Judge: Mr C Page (Brough ) Judging to follow Calves

72. Cow or Heifer in Calf or with Calf at foot. 1st Prize Class 72 donated by E A W Hardwick 73. Maiden Heifer, age taken into consideration. 74. Young Breeding Bull. 75. Group of Three Animals shown in previous classes owned by same Exhibitor. The Renault Agriculture Trophy for Best Beef Animal in Classes 72 - 75. Prize money in Classes 72 - 75 donated by Swales Yorkshire Dales Dairy Ice Cream.

NATIVE BREED CATTLE (pedigree or non-pedigree) Judge: Mr C Page (Brough ) Judging to follow Pedigree Beef

76. Cow or Heifer in Calf or with Calf at foot. 77. Maiden Heifer, age taken into consideration. 78. Young Breeding Bull. 79. Group of Three Animals shown in previous classes owned by same Exhibitor. The Society’s Trophy for Best Animal in Classes 76 - 79. BEEF CATTLE Judge: Mr C Page (Brough ) Judging to follow Native Breed Cattle at approx. 12.00 p.m.

80. Butchers Bullock any breed, any weight. The George Woodhead Memorial Trophy for Best Butchers Bullock. Prize Money Class 80 donated in memory of Mr. G. Woodhead by Woodhead Bros. Farming Co. 81 Pair of Matching Butchers Beasts. 2nd Prize Class 81 donated by Mr. J. S. A. Robson. The Ruston Parva Challenge Trophy given for the Champion Class 81. 82. Butchers Heifer any breed, any weight. Prize Money Class 82 donated by B.A.T.A. Ltd. 83. Calf, any breed under 9 months of age on Showday. The Harry Wilkinson Memorial Trophy for Champion Beef Calf. The Society’s 1956 Challenge Trophy given for Beef Champion. A special prize of £20 donated by Mr Chris Beal will be awarded the Best Home Bred Beef Beast in Show. Sheep Section FLEECES (exhibited in the main marquee, please see Produce Section for entry details) Prizes: Classes 66 - 70: 1st £5; 2nd £3; 3rd £1. Entry fee 50p Judge: Mr M Hudson (Shipley) (A fleece may be entered in an alternative class at the discretion of the judge) 66. Fine Fleece. 67. Medium Fleece. 68. Cross and Lustre Fleece. 69. Hill or Mountain Fleece. 70. Naturally Coloured Fleece. Classes 66 - 70 sponsored by The British Wool Marketing Board.

ALL SHEEP TO BE PENNED BY 9.00 a.m. AND TO REMAIN UNTIL 4.30 p.m.

Due to space limitations and the popularity of the Show only one group entry per exhibitor and two entries for other classes can be accepted.

SHEEP SCAB - ALL SHEEP ENTERED FOR THE SHOW MUST HAVE BEEN TREATED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE STATUTORY REQUIREMENTS IN FORCE AT THE TIME.

MV/CAE ACCREDITATION SCHEME - Suffolk classes (102 - 107) are for MV accredited and non-accredited sheep. Texel classes (108 - 113) are for MV accredited sheep only, (114 - 119) for non-accredited sheep only. (Scheme stock must be accompanied by an SAC valid Certificate of Accreditation/Health Status Report [check expiry date]). Only lorries with solid partitions and separate loading/unloading ramps for each type of stock may be used to transport both accredited/ non-accredited stock. Animals are to be unloaded and penned as instructed by the Stewards.

All sheep must be ready to show by 9.30 a.m. prompt.

Specific judging times for each class will be displayed on the morning of the Show.

Judging of the Champion Sheep in Show (inter breed) will take place at 2.00 p.m. Judge: Mr R Thornton (Kirk Whelpington) Individual breed champions must be available for judging at that time. The A. Croft Remembrance Trophy will be awarded for Best Sheep in Show. A young handlers competition for children aged 11years and under, and 12 years and over will be held immediately after judging of the Champion Sheep in Show.

The F J Pashby Memorial Trophy for Best Young Handler. All entrants will receive a rosette. Prizes: 1st £15; 2nd £10; 3rd £5. Entry fee 1.50p.

ENGLISH LONGWOOL LEICESTER SHEEP Judge: Mr G Hampstead (Boston) 90. Shearling or Aged Ram. 91. Ram Lamb. 92. Ewe, having reared lambs this year. 93. Gimmer Shearling. 94. Gimmer Lamb. 95. Group of 3 Leicester Sheep, 1 Male and 2 Females. £20 Prizes donated by Mr. B Glaves will be awarded the best male and the best female Leicester in Show. The Ron Glaves Memorial Trophy will be presented to the Best Leicester in Show.

BLUE FACED LEICESTER SHEEP Judge: Mr S McClymont (Selkirk) 96. Shearling or Aged Ram. 97. Ram Lamb. 98. Ewe, having reared lambs this year. 99. Gimmer Shearling. 100. Gimmer Lamb. 101. Group of 3 Sheep, 1 Male and 2 Females.

SUFFOLK SHEEP Judge: Ms A Gardner (Lancaster) 102. Shearling or Aged Ram. 103. Ram Lamb. 104. Ewe, having reared lambs this year.. 105. Gimmer Shearling. The Ernest Lunn Trophy will be awarded the Champion Gimmer Shearling 106. Gimmer Lamb. 1st Prize Class 106 donated by Mr. J. B. Lunn 107. Group of 3 Sheep, 1 Male and 2 Females. The Society’s Silver Challenge Trophy will be awarded for the Champion Suffolk Sheep.

TEXEL SHEEP Judge: Mr S Beachell (Driffield)

Classes 108 - 113 are for MV accredited stock only.

108. Shearling or Aged Ram. 109. Ram Lamb. 110. Ewe, having reared lambs this year. 111. Gimmer Shearling. 112. Gimmer Lamb. 113. Group of 3 Sheep, 1 Male and 2 Females. Classes 114 - 119 are for non MV accredited stock only 114. Shearling or Aged Ram. 115. Ram Lamb. 116. Ewe, having reared lambs this year. 117. Gimmer Shearling. 118. Gimmer Lamb. 119. Group of 3 Sheep, 1 Male and 2 Females. The Burgess Feeds Challenge Trophy will be awarded for the Champion Texel Sheep. Texel Sheep Breeder (North) Points System applies at this years Show (NATSB).

CROSS-BRED BREEDING SHEEP Judge: Ms A Gardner (Lancaster) 120. Pen of 2 Cross-Bred Ewes. 121. Pen of 2 Cross-Bred Gimmer Shearlings. Prizes for Class 121 donated by Boulton & Cooper Ltd., Malton. 122. Pen of 2 Cross-Bred Gimmer Lambs for Breeding Purposes. The Yorkshire Building Society’s Challenge Trophy will be awarded for the best pen of Crossbred Sheep.

BUTCHERS LAMBS (Non MV Accredited Entries Only) Judge: Mr D Palmer (Scarborough)

None of the entries to have been shown in any other class

123. Pen of 2 Cross-Bred Lambs for butchering purposes (untrimmed). 124. Pen of 2 Lambs for butchering purposes, not more than 45 kilos liveweight each. 125. Pen of 2 Butcher’s Lambs by a Texel Ram. 126. Pen of 2 Butcher’s Lambs by a Suffolk Ram. The G.R.P. and C.B. Hill Trophy will be awarded for the Best Pen of Butcher’s Lambs in Classes 123 and 124. 1st Prize in Classes 125 & 126 donated by Mr. C. B. Hill.

SCOTTISH BLACKFACE SHEEP Judge: Mr R Robson (Hexham) 127. Aged Ram. 128. Shearling Ram. 129. Ram Lamb. 130. Ewe, having reared lambs this year. 131. Gimmer Shearling. 132. Gimmer Lamb.. 3rd Prize Class 132 given by Mrs. E. Grayson. 133. Group of 4 Sheep, group to consist of: Shearling or Aged Ram, Ram Lamb, Gimmer Shearling or Ewe and Gimmer Lamb. The Yorkshire Building Society’s Challenge Trophy will be awarded for the Champion Scottish Blackface Sheep. SWALEDALE SHEEP Judge: Mr J Dixon (Richmond) 134. Aged Ram. 135. Shearling Ram. 136. Ram Lamb. 137. Ewe, having reared lambs this year. 138. Gimmer Shearling. 139. Gimmer Lamb. 140. Group of 4 Sheep, group to consist of Shearling or Aged Ram, Ram Lamb, Gimmer Shearling or Ewe, and Gimmer Lamb. A Rosette donated by the Swaledale Sheep Society will be presented to the Champion in this section. The Yorkshire Building Society Challenge Trophy will be awarded for the Champion Swaledale Sheep.

MULE SHEEP Judge: Mr S McClymont (Selkirk) 141. Single Mule Gimmer Lamb. The James & Dianne Stenton Cup will be awarded to the winner of Class 141. 142. Pair of Mule Gimmer Lambs. 143. Single Mule Gimmer Shearling. 144. Single Mule Ewe, havings reared lambs this year.

JACOB SHEEP ‘All Sheep to be Shown to Breed Society Rules’ Judge: Mr J Emberton (Bromsgrove) 145. Aged Ram. 146. Shearling Ram. 147. Ram Lamb born this year. 148. Ewe, having reared lambs this year. 149. Gimmer Shearling. 150. Gimmer Lamb born this year. 151. Group of 3 Sheep, 1 Male and 2 Females. Entries in classes 145, 146, 148 and 149 to have been shorn bare on or after 1st January this year. A Rosette donated by the Jacob Sheep Society will be presented to the Champion in this section. The R. A. Robinson Challenge Cup will be awarded for the Champion Jacob Sheep.

ANY OTHER PEDIGREE NATIVE BREED Judge: Mr I Swallow (Middleton on the Wolds) 152. Shearling or Aged Ram. 153. Ram Lamb. 154. Ewe, having reared lambs this year. 155. Shearling Ewe. 156. Gimmer Lamb. 157. Group of 3 Sheep, 1 Male and 2 Females. CHAROLLAIS SHEEP Judge: Mr R Anderson (Bedale)

158. Shearling or Aged Ram. 159. Ram Lamb. 160. Ewe, having reared lambs this year. 161. Shearling Ewe. 162. Gimmer Lamb. 163. Group of 3 Sheep, 1 Male and 2 Females.

ANY OTHER CONTINENTAL BREED Judge: Mr A Park (Cranswick)

164. Shearling or Aged Ram. 165. Ram Lamb. 166. Ewe, having reared lambs this year. 167. Gimmer Shearling. 168. Gimmer Lamb. 169. Group of 3 Sheep, 1 Male and 2 Females. The Show organisers have had to take the sad decision to cancel pig classes at this years Thornton le Dale Show following recent confirmed diagnosis of Swine Dysentery in North and East Yorkshire. After extensive consultations with our Show Vets and APHA, it is with great regret that we feel duty bound to cancel this popular section of the Show, having considered the health and welfare of pigs attending the Show and the proximity of pig farms in the immediate area. Pig Section Judging to commence at 11.00 a.m. Judge: Mr A Schofield (North Owersby)

Movements of pigs to and from shows must comply with the reporting requirements in Articles 12 and 16 of PRIMO 2011, as defined in the GENERAL LICENCE FOR THE MOVEMENT OF PIGS UNDER THE DISEASE CONTROL ( ENGLAND) ORDER 2003. Moves to and from this show must therefore be pre-notified via the eAML2 service. Prizes: 1st £20; 2nd £15; 3rd £10. Entry fee £2.00.

Commentator: Mr V Byrne (Dromara) 180. White Sow, any breed.

46. Holding & Horsley (MW) 47. A Warriner (W) 48. B Merry (MW)

181. White Gilt, any breed.

49. Holding & Horsley (LW) 50. J Bedford (LW) 51. L Pounder (LW) 52. L Pounder (LW) 53. F Fieldhouse and Son (LW)

182. Coloured Sow, any breed.

54. Holding & Horsley (TW) 55. Holding & Horsley (H) 56. M Garbutt (GOS) 57. Roberts & Fairclough (H) 183. Coloured Gilt, any breed.

58. Holding & Horsley (TW) 59. Holding & Horsley (H) 60. Roberts & Fairclough (H) 184. Boar (born after 1st January ’18), any breed. CLASSES CANCELLED 61. Holding & Horsley (BK) 62. Holding & Horsley (LW) 63. Holding & Horsley (LB) 64. M Garbutt (GOS) 65. B Merry (MW) 66. B Merry (MW) 67. Roberts & Fairclough (P) The Denis Houlston Memorial Plaque will be awarded to the Best Breeding Boar. Goat Section

All Exhibitors are required to complete an AML1 declaration under the “Disease Control (England) Order 2003 & Disease Control (Wales) Order 2003 (as amended)” and identify all entries (individual ear tags) in accordance with the requirements of SAGRIMO. CAE ACCREDITATION SCHEME All classes are for CAE tested and non-tested Goats - please state which on the Entry Form. Separate loading/unloading points will be provided for CAE tested and non-tested stock.

Judging to commence at 10.30 p.m. Judge: Mrs S Atkinson (Stape) Chief Stewards: Mr Tony Bowes and Miss T Freeman-Grenville

Classes to be split or amalgamated at the Judge’s discretion. Goats to be milked out between 7.00 a.m. and 7.30 a.m. on Showday. Straw will not be provided. Prizes: Classes 200 - 221, 1st £5; 2nd £4; 3rd £3. Entry fee 50p.

200. British Alpine Goat in Milk. 201. Toggenburg or British Toggenburg Goat in Milk. 202. Saanen or British Saanen Goat in Milk. 203. Anglo Nubian Goat in Milk. 204. Golden Guernsey Goat in Milk. 205. Any Other Variety Goat in Milk. 206. Female Pigmy Goat over two years of age. 207. British Alpine Goatling that has not borne a Kid but under two years of age. 208. Toggenburg or British Toggenburg Goatling that has not borne a Kid but under two years of age. 209. Saanen or British Saanen Goatling that has not borne a Kid but under two years of age. 210. Anglo Nubian Goatling that has not borne a Kid but under two years of age. 211. Golden Guernsey Goatling that has not borne a Kid but under two years of age. 212. Any Other Variety Goatling that has not borne a Kid but under two years of age. 213. Pigmy Goatling that has not borne a Kid but under two years of age. 214. British Alpine Female Kid over two months but not exceeding one year. 215. Toggenburg or British Toggenburg Female Kid over two months but not exceeding one year. 216. Saanen or British Saanen Female Kid over two months but not exceeding one year. 217. Anglo Nubian Female Kid over two months but not exceeding one year. 218. Golden Guernsey Female Kid over two months but not exceeding one year. 219. Any Other Variety Female Kid over two months but not exceeding one year. 220. Pigmy Kid over two months but not exceeding one year. 221. Goat in Milk and Daughter. Allerston Trophy for Best Goat in Show. Ellerburn Trophy for Best Kid Goat, bred by the exhibitor. Ice Lager Shield for Best Goatling. The British Goat Society of Gibshiel, Tarset, Hexham, NE48 1RR offers a Diploma from the for the Best Exhibit in the Goat Classes.

All entries to: Mr Tony Bowes, Greenbank, Peasland’s Lane, Thornton le Dale, YO18 7QX FERRET SHOW All entries in this Section to: Mr G Kendall Low Mill Farm, Ellerburn Road, Thornton le Dale, YO18 7LL Tel: 07812669306 (NO ENTRIES ACCEPTED ON MORNING OF SHOW)

Prizes: 1st £3; 2nd £2; 3rd £1. Entry fee £1.00 Judging to commence at 10.00 a.m. Entries must be penned by 9.45 a.m. and remain until 5.00 p.m

1 FERRET PER CAGE ONLY (Exhibitors to provide cages)

Judge: T.B.C. ()

Class 1 Albino Hob. Class 2 Albino Jill. Class 3 Polecat Hob. Class 4 Polecat Jill. Class 5 Silver Hob. Class 6 Silver Jill. Class 7 Sandy Hob. Class 8 Sandy Jill. Class 9 Any other colour Hob or Jill. Class 10 Any colour 2019 Bred Hob. Class 11. Any colour 2019 Bred Jill. Class 12. Pair of Ferrets Shield for the Champion Adult in Show donated by G Kendall. Trophy for the Champion Kit in Show donated by V Colgate. Rosettes for Champion and Reserve Champion.

Ferret food kindly donated by James McKay (National Ferret School) will be awarded to each class winner and Champion Adult and Kit.

OPEN SHEEP DOG TRIAL To commence at 9.30 a.m.

Judge: Mrs C Mellin (Oldfield) Prizes: 1st £45; 2nd £25; 3rd £15; 4th £13; 5th £10; 6th £7; 7th £5; 8th £3; 9th £2. Entry fee £5.00 per dog.

Best Run Dog before Lunch: 1st £15; 2nd £10.

The Society’s Perpetual Challenge Trophy will be awarded to the winner of this class. The R. A. Sutcliffe “Hard Luck” Trophy will also be awarded. Norman Darrell Memorial Trophy for Best Outrun, Lift and Fetch. The Jack Hollows Memorial Trophy for best aggregate score (Malton, Ryedale &Thornton Le Dale Show) Gilbertson & Page ‘Dr. John’ Dog Food to 1st - 9th place. WORKING SHEEPDOGS

To be judged at 2.00 p.m. Adjacent to the Sheep Dog Trials. (Entries taken on field)

Judge: T.B.C. ()

Prizes: 1st £5; 2nd £3; 3rd £1. Entry fee 50p. Gilbertson & Page ‘Dr. John’ Dog Food to 1st Prize winner. Thornton Dale Estate Trophy for Dog or Bitch in Best Condition.

1 Rough haired dog or bitch. 2. Smooth haired dog or bitch. 1st Prizes Classes 1 & 2 donated by M & G Douglas.

VINTAGE TRACTORS

Judging to commence at 1.00 p.m.

Judge: Mr D Trotter (Hawsker)

Prizes: 1st £12; 2nd £8; 3rd £5. Entry fee £2.00.

1. Pre 1960 - Original condition. 2. Pre 1960 - Restored condition. 3. 1960 onwards - Original condition. 4. 1960 onwards - Restored condition. The George Ireland Memorial Trophy for the judge’s favourite Ferguson. The Society’s Trophy for the Best Tractor in Show. The Brian Turnbull Challenge Cup for the Best Classic Tractor, 1960 onwards - restored condition.

All entries to:

Mrs T Vitty, 33 West Garth, Sherburn, Malton, YO17 8PN Tel: 01944 711403

Vintage Tractors are to remain on the Showground until 4.00 p.m. COMPANION DOG SHOW By arrangement with the Kennel Club. Judging to commence at 1.00 p.m. prompt. All entries in this Section will be taken from 10:30 a.m.at the Dog Show Ring (Ring 5). Prizes: 1st £5; 2nd £3; 3rd £1. Entry fee £1.00. Rosettes will be awarded. Burgess Supadog Food will be presented by Burgess Pet Care to the winners of all classes. Prize money Classes 1, 2 & 3 donated by Overbrook Caravan Park and Station House Holiday Cottages.

TROPHIES WILL ONLY BE AWARDED WHERE RETURNED

OBEDIENCE CLASSES

PLEASE NOTE: Entry to more than one obedience class is prohibited.

CLASS 1: NOVICE OBEDIENCE CLASS (For dogs and handlers never having competed in any open obedience show or working trial)

Judging to commence at 1.00 p.m.