Livestock Schedule 2013

LIVESTOCK SCHEDULE 2013

A LIST of JUDGES, & JUDGING START TIMES on page 5/6 photos © Kath Birkinshaw unless stated otherwise 1 A LIST of JUDGES, & JUDGING START TIMES on page 5/6 photos © Kath Birkinshaw unless stated otherwise FINAL DATE for ENTRIES 12th August 2013

P 1 HOW TO GET TO THE SHOW: WHERE TO GO ON ARRIVAL

P 4 BECOMING A MEMBER HOW TO MAKE CONTACT: REQUEST A SCHEDULE & ENTER

P 5 LIVESTOCK JUDGES & JUDGING TIMES

P 7 THE ALPACA FLEECE SHOW: SUNDAY and MONDAY

P 11 THE CATTLE SHOW AYRSHIRE: ANY OTHER DAIRY BREED HIGHLAND: LONGHORN: DEXTER: LIMOUSIN ANY OTHER PURE BREED BEEF: HOPE VALLEY YOUNG FARMERS CATTLE CLASSES CATTLE SPECIAL PRIZES CATTLE CHAMPIONSHIPS

P 21 HOPE VALLEY YOUNG FARMERS CLUB COMPETITIONS TENT AND PHOTOGRAPHIC COMPETITION STOCK JUDGING COMPETITION

P 23 THE FLEECE and HAY SHOW

P 24 THE SHEEP SHOW DERBYSHIRE GRITSTONE: DGSS CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS: LONK

INDEX WHITEFACED WOODLAND: WFW CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS: SWALEDALE: BLUE FACED LEICESTER: MULE AND MASHAM: SUFFOLK: TEXEL: ANY OTHER PURE BREED—CONTINENTAL JACOB: RARE BREEDS: ANY OTHER PURE BREED - NATIVE NORTH COUNTRY CHEVIOT : SHEEP SHEARING: 50 AND OVER AND HAND : NW YOUNG FARMERS COMMERCIAL LAMB: HOPE SHOW OPEN & HVYFC HOPE SHOW YOUNG HANDLER UNDER 10 and 10 - 16 OPEN HVYFC related 10 & UNDER and MEMBERS CADE LAMB SHOW SUPREME SHEEP CHAMPION —the PARKIN TROPHY

www.hopelivestockshow.org.uk or www.hopeshow.org.uk to download entry forms www.hopeshow.org.uk for other show activities

We would like to acknowledge the support given by Kath Birkinshaw moorland farmer and photographer who as well as exhibiting and running the HVYFC photographic com- 2 petition, takes timeout to record on camera what goes on on showday and permits use of her photos on our website, and other publications HOW TO GET TO THE SHOW

4 A LIST of JUDGES, & JUDGING START TIMES on page 5/6 photos © Kath Birkinshaw unless stated otherwise HOPE SHOW MEMBERSHIPS are available online or direct from membership administration: details below

STANDARD MEMBERSHIP: For people attending the show with guests.

This category of membership entitles the member to the following benefits: ● A members and 2 guest badges ● Free entry to the Show ground and the main ring members en- closure for themselves and two guests ● Free parking for one car in the members car park, close to the gate entrance. ● The option to purchase & partake of their lunch in the members area ● The option to attend the Hope Show XMAS & SPRING dinners ● the Show annual newsletter

Cost of membership: [2013] £20 renewable annually on January the 1st 3 or 5 YEAR STANDARD MEMBERSHIP Benefits as above but for 3 or 5 years Cost of 3 year membership [2013]- £54 Cost of 5 year membership [2013] - £90

C SINGLE MEMBERSHIP: For sole use of member This category of membership entitles the member to the benefits as per above but for sole use of the member. Cost of membership: [2013] £10 LIFE MEMBERSHIP: For someone who wishes to commit to the show on a long term basis through a once off payment of £400 ------If you would like to find out more about joining the society, email our general secretary, [email protected] ______Go on www.hopeshow.org.uk to take out membership online.

BECOMING A MEMBER A BECOMING To register direct, provide your details on the membership application form and send the completed form to Chaplins, Dale View, Ashford Road, Bakewell, DE45 1GL together with a cheque for the appropriate amount made payable to Hope Sheep Dog Trials and Agricultural Society.

A membership application form and standing order mandate can be 5 downloaded from the show website www.hopeshow.org.uk A copy of the membership application form is at the back of this schedule GENERAL ENQUIRIES Phone: (01663) 750318 Email: [email protected] Post: Mrs Hope Morris, High Nightam, Maynestone Road, Chinley, High Peak, SK23 6AH

SCHEDULE & ENTRY FORMS The Livestock Schedule & ENTRY forms can be downloaded from www.hopelivestockshow.org.uk and www.hopeshow.org.uk Alpaca Fleece entries should be made through www.bas-uk.com The Livestock Schedule and cattle and sheep entry forms can requested by email to [email protected]. An ENTRY FORM will be emailed to you by return.

Please state on your email whether you are entering the ALPACA , CAT- TLE and/or SHEEP classes.

SCHEDULES AND ENTRY FORMS can be requested by leaving your name, address and contact details on (01663) 750318 or by posting your name, address and contact details to the Livestock Secretary at the address above COMPLETED ENTRIES CLOSING DATE for ENTRIES: 12th AUGUST 2012 CATTLE entries: Send completed ENTRY FORM(s) together with a cheque for your ENTRY FEE made payable to HOPE SHOW by post to: Miss A Morley, Dimmings, Aston Lane, HOPE, S33 6RA Email: [email protected]

SHEEP entries: Send completed ENTRY FORM(s) together with a cheque for your ENTRY FEE made payable to HOPE SHOW by post to: INFORMATION Mrs H Morris, High Nightam, Maynestone Road, Chinley, High Peak, SK23 6AH Email: livestock:hopelivestockshow.org.uk

Entry fees remain the same as in last year. Hope Show is not vat registered.

Entry wristbands and livestock car park passes will be posted 6 to entrants shortly before the show LIVESTOCK JUDGES & JUDGING START TIMES

JUDGE STEWARD TIME

In the Livestock Secretary’s tent ALPACA FLEECE Mrs S Bettinson Mrs L Howard Sunday

FLEECE Mr M Hudson R Helliwell 10.45

HAY Mr G Gartside R Helliwell 11.00

In the Cattle tent AYRSHIRE Mr B Moorhouse John Platts 10.00

ANY OTHER DAIRY BREED Mr B Moorhouse John Platts After Ayr

DEXTER Mrs C A Raybould Tim Parker 11:00

HIGHLAND Mr D Thorp Neil Priestley 10.00

LONGHORN Mr G Young George Platts 10.00

LIMOUSIN Mr P Kirton Elise Priestley 10:00

ANY OTHER PURE BEEF Mr P Kirton Elise Priestley After BREED Limousin HVYFC CATTLE - beef tba John Morley 11.00

HVYFC CATTLE - dairy tba Robert Platts HVYFC CALF PORTFOLIO tba

CATTLE SPECIAL PRIZES As below Neil Priestley after CATTLE CHAMPIONSHIPS Breed - dairy Mr B Moorhouse Neil Priestley Classes - beef Jointly by beef breed class judges Outside the Cattle Tent HVYFC CADE LAMBS The President’s wife Mrs S Wainwright 11.00

In the judging ring to the South [bottom]of the sheep lines YOUNG HANDLERS OPEN Mr I Turner Mrs H Morris 12.15

In the HVYFC tent HVYFC TENT CLASSES TBA Mrs B Critchlow 10.00 Mrs H Platts & Mrs R Spray HVYFC PHOTOGRAPHIC TBA Ms K Birkinshaw 10.00 LIVESTOCK JUDGES & JUDGING START TIMES

JUDGE STEWARD TIME In the Sheep Lines

DERBYSHIRE GRITSTONE Mr N Davis Mrs J Needham 10.00

DG CHAMPiON of CHAMPIONS Mr B Broclehurst Mrs J Needham tba

LONK Mr C Crowther Mrs C Cottrill After DG

WHITE FACED WOODLAND Mr C Bradbury R Cottrill 10.00 WFW CHAMPION of CHAMPIONS Mr M Warburton R Cottrill Afer WFW

SWALEDALE Mr E Parkinson D Matthews 10.00

BLUE FACED LEICESTER Mr S Robinson Mrs A Battye 10:00

MULE & MASHAM Mr A Pye T Gilbert 11.00 SUFFOLK Mr R Phaff TBA 10.00

TEXEL Mr S Hudson C Gilbert 10.00

ANY OTHER PURE BREED Mr S Hudson C Gilbert After Tex- CONTINENTAL els

NORTH COUNTRY CHEVIOT Mr S Robinson A Morris 10:00

JACOB Mr J Dixon Mrs H Watson 10.00

RARE BREEDS Mrs D McKellar A Lawson 10.00

ANY OTHER PURE BREED NATIVE Mr I Turner Miss R Battye 10:00

COMMERCIAL LAMBS Mr P Spendlove G Gartside 10:00 In judging ring to the top of the sheep lines PARKIN TROPHY Mr G Gartside Mrs J Needham c 1:30 SHOW INTERBREED SHEEP CHAMPIONSHIP

Near the Livestock Secretary’s tent

SHEEP SHEARING TBA The Wainwrights tba NOTES for ALPACA ENTRANTS

Entries open:1st July Entries close: 12th August

Entries should be completed through BAS website www.BAS-UK.com Assistance with BAS online entry is available by email request to Alpaca Steward: Lesley Howard: email [email protected]

Fleeces are to be delivered to Mrs Lesley Howard, Hollow Brook, Water Lane, Eyam, Hope Valley, Derbyshire S32 5RG Latest Fleece delivery date: 12th August

Each individual fleece together with its completed entry form identify- ing the fleece should be packed in a large, plastic bag. Only one fleece per bag.

The judge will need to identify the age of the fleece from information provided on the fleece entry form [provided during BAS online entry]

Fleece will be judged following the British Alpaca Society rules for Fleece shows as expressed in their latest show rules. Exhibitors are asked to acquaint themselves with these via www.bas-uk.com

Each fleece must: Be shorn in the last 12 months / be the last fleece shorn Be the exhibitors property both at the time of shearing and thereafter Be a min of 50mm and maximum of 150mm in length from a Huacaya alpaca

Score cards will be available for inspection , with the fleece, once judg-

ing is complete NOTES for ALPACAS for NOTES

9 A LIST of JUDGES, & JUDGING START TIMES on page 5/6 photos © Kath Birkinshaw unless stated otherwise HUACAYA SURI BLACK BLACK 304 Black Junior 404 Black Junior 314 Black Intermediate 414 Black Intermediate 324 Black Adult 424 Black Adult 334 Black Senior 434 Black Senior

BROWN - light / medium / dark BROWN - light / med / dark 302 Brown Junior 402 Brown Junior 312 Brown Intermediate 412 Brown Intermediate 322 Brown Adult 422 Brown Adult 332 Brown Senior 432 Brown Senior

LIGHT LIGHT 306 Light Fawn Junior 406 Light Fawn Junior 316 Light Fawn Intermed 416 Light Fawn Intermed 326 Light Fawn Adult 426 Light Fawn Adult 336 Light Faw Senior 436 Light Fawn Senior

GREY GREY 303 Grey Junior 403 Grey Junior 313 Grey Intermediate 413 Grey Intermediate 323 Grey Adult 423 Grey Adult 333 Grey Senior 433 Grey Senior

FAWN - medium / dark FAWN - medium / dark 301 Fawn Junior 401 Fawn Junior 311 Fawn Intermediate 411 Fawn Intermediate 321 Fawn Adult 421 Fawn Adult 331 Fawn Senior 431 Fawn Senior

WHITE WHITE 300 White Junior 400 White Junior 310 White Intermediate 410 White Intermediate 320 White Adult 420 White Adult 330 White Senior 430 White Senior

CC1 Best in Colour Black CC2 Best in Colour Brown CC3 Best in Colour Light CC4 Best in Colour Grey CC5 Best in Colour Fawn CC6 Best in Colour White ALPACA FLEECE ALPACA Best in Colour: A Best in Colour rosette will be presented to the best fleece in each colour: Black, Brown, Beige, Grey, Fawn, White CS1 & CS2 Best in Show: A Best in Show rosette and sash will be awarded to the Best Suri Fleece in Show and the Best Huacaya Fleece in Show 10 A LIST of JUDGES, & JUDGING START TIMES on page 5/6 photos © Kath Birkinshaw unless stated otherwise NOTES APPLYING TO ALL EXHIBITORS Exhibitors are reminded of the current bio security and movement regulations in connection with the handling and showing of alpacas, cattle and sheep . While the secretary may be able to offer some general advice, you are strongly recommended to read the information from DEFRA with regard to the showing of livestock. This is available from DEFRA or on their website www.defra.gov.uk Exhibitors must comply with Health and Safety Regulations All exhibitors must sign the entry form to acknowledge the Rules and Guid- ance Notes as issued and to show compliance with the Livestock Movement Regulations. The general Rules and Regulations for Hope Show are printed in the Show Schedule at the back of this document. Further copies are available from the Livestock Secretary. The individual number and date of birth of stock entered are to be inserted on entry forms where and when requested. Local exhibitors must reside within 10 miles of Hope Church unless otherwise stated. A radius map is available for inspection from the livestock secretary. All livestock at the show must have been the bona-fide property of the exhibitor for at least two months immediately prior to the show (rule 13) All cups and trophies are “Perpetual Challenge” and cannot be won outright, unless stated otherwise All transport must be removed from the cattle and sheep lines to the designated parking area before judging commences. Livestock transport MUST use the way marked route for livestock vehicles only. All stock must be on the show ground by 9.30am on the day of the show. Later arrivals may not be allowed entrance. Stock brought onto the field on the night before the show remains the responsibility of the owner. Every effort is made to ensure security on the site. In the event of an emergency, every effort will be made to contact the owner. Should veterinary advice be required, this will be at the owner’s expense. No stock shall leave the showground before 4pm unless informed other-

wise. NOTES for EXHIBITORS for NOTES If there are less than 3 competitors entered within a section, the committee reserve the right to amalgamate classes in that section All 1st and 2nd prize winners are eligible to compete in their respective breed championships 11 A LIST of JUDGES, & JUDGING START TIMES on page 5/6 photos © Kath Birkinshaw unless stated otherwise NOTES for CATTLE EXHIBITORS Cattle exhibitors are reminded of the regulations with regard to bovine TB and Bluetongue Further details available from DEFRA. Animals that calve or show evidence of calving whilst on the showground must be placed in the approved isolation accommodation pend- ing their possible early removal from the showground Where an animal calves prematurely or aborts, the Divisional Veteri- nary Officer must be informed immediately. The animal must be returned home TOGETHER WITH ALL THE SHOW ANIMALS FROM THE SAME REGISTERED PREMISES after a full range of samples (including possible placental smear) has been taken. The animal must be isolat- ed in transit. All cattle movements must be reported to BCMS—stickers available from livestock secretary’s tent. Bulls must be handled in accordance with HSE guidelines The Grand Parade will be held at 3pm when all Champions and first prize winners are expected to take part. Classes may be amalgamated if there are less than three entries in any class Exhibitors should read the General Notes in this schedule.

NOTESCATTLE for

12 A LIST of JUDGES, & JUDGING START TIMES on page 5/6 photos © Kath Birkinshaw unless stated otherwise Prizes for class 10—14 1st £25; 2nd £18; 3rd £12; 4th £6. Prizes for class 15 1st £25 ; 2nd 18 Prizes for class 17 Champion £50 Reserve Champion £25

The Ayrshire Cup will be awarded to the Champion Ayrshire The Bryan cup will be awarded to winner of class 18

Class 10 AYRSHIRE Cow Dry and In Calf Class 11 Heifer In-Calf with First calf or to calve within 2 Months of the Show Class 12 Cow in Milk. Class 13 Heifer In Milk Class 14 Maiden Heifer Not to exceed 18 months Class 15 Best Pair Having been entered in Classes 10 - 14 the property of the same Exhibitor Class 16 for the Ayrshire Cattle Society Rosettes a Best Group of Three Females b Best Pair by the same Sire Class 17 CHAMPION AYRSHIRE 1st and 2nd Prize winners from Classes 10 - 14 Class 18 Bryan Cup (Ayrshire Breeder’s Cup) To the best Ayrshire Cow or Heifer, in calf, dry or in milk, or Maiden Heifer bred and owned by the Exhibitor. No entry fee, entry by qualification

AYRSHIRE NOTES Animals shown in the Ayrshire Classes must be registered in Appendix “B", “A" or the Full Pedigree Section of the Ayrshire Herd Book, or Ayr- shire Hybrid or Red and White Sections of the Ayrshire Society Herd Book and be at least one-half Ayrshire. If Black and White in colour, animals must be registered in the Herd Book's Full Pedigree Section.

CATTLE SERVICES [AYR] Ltd

13 A LIST of JUDGES, & JUDGING START TIMES on page 5/6 photos © Kath Birkinshaw unless stated otherwise Prizes for class 20—24 1st £25; 2nd £18; 3rd £12; 4th £6. Prizes for class 25 1st £25 ; 2nd 18 Prizes for class 26 Champion £50 Reserve Champion £25 The Poynton Rose Bowl will be awarded to the Champion Any Oth- er Dairy Breed

Class 20 ANY OTHER PURE DAIRY BREED Cow Dry and In Calf Class 21 Heifer In-Calf with First calf or to calve within 2 Months of the Show Class 22 Cow in Milk. Class 23 Heifer In Milk Class 24 Maiden Heifer Not to exceed 18 months Class 25 Best Pair Having been entered in Classes 20 - 24 the property of the same Exhibitor Class 26 CHAMPION ANY OTHER DAIRY BREED 1st and 2nd Prize winners from Classes 10 - 14

ANY OTHER DAIRY BREED

14 A LIST of JUDGES, & JUDGING START TIMES on page 5/6 photos © Kath Birkinshaw unless stated otherwise Prizes for class 30 –35 1st £25; 2nd £18; 3rd £12; 4th £6 Prizes for class 36 Champion £35 Reserve champion £10 The Favell Silver Salver will be awarded to the Champion Highland

Class 30 Highland Cow in Calf or in Milk Class 31 Heifer Born between Jan1st and Dec 31st three year’s ago Class 32 Heifer born between Jan1st and Dec 31st two years ago Class 33 Heifer born between Jan1st and Dec 31st last year Class 34 Bull Open Class Class 35 Highland Calf, either sex, born since Jan1st this year Class 36 CHAMPION HIGHLAND 1st and 2nd prize winners from Classes 30—35 will be eligible. No entry fee, entry by qualification Champion eligible for class SO2 the Champion Beef Animal [Robert Young Cup ]

NOTES Females entered in the appendix register of the Highland Cattle Herd Book, either Appendix B or Appendix A, are eligible for entry and are identified by the letter ‘B’ or ‘A’ respectively tattooed in the ear or written in waterproof ink on an eartag. Exhibitors must comply with current regulations regarding the handling of bulls

HIGHLAND

15 A LIST of JUDGES, & JUDGING START TIMES on page 5/6 photos © Kath Birkinshaw unless stated otherwise Prizes for class 40 – 43 1st £25; 2nd £18; 3rd £12; 4th £6 Prizes for class 44 Champion £50 Reserve champion £25 The Dalton Trophy will be awarded to the Champion Longhorn

Class 40 Longhorn Cow in calf or with Calf at Foot Class 41 Heifer in-calf or with calf at foot Class 42 Maiden Heifer Class 43 Bull Open Class Class 44 CHAMPION LONGHORN 1st and 2nd prizewinners from Classes 40—43 will be eligible No entry fee, entry by qualification Champion eligible for class SO2 the Champion Beef Animal [Robert Young Cup ]

NOTES Exhibitors must comply with current regulations regarding the handling of bulls

LONGHORN

16 A LIST of JUDGES, & JUDGING START TIMES on page 5/6 photos © Kath Birkinshaw unless stated otherwise Prizes for class 50 – 53 1st £25; 2nd £18; 3rd £12; 4th £6 Prizes for class 54 Champion £50 Reserve champion £25 The Sidebottom Cup will be awarded to the Champion Dexter

Class 50 Dexter Cow in calf or with Calf at Foot Class 51 Heifer In-Calf or with Calf at Foot Class 52 Maiden Heifer Class 53 Bull Open Class Class 54 CHAMPION DEXTER 1st and 2nd prize winners from 50—53 will be eligible No entry fee, entry by qualification Champion eligible for class SO2 the Champion Beef Animal [Robert Young Cup ]

NOTES Exhibitors must comply with current regulations regarding the

handling of bulls DEXTER

17 A LIST of JUDGES, & JUDGING START TIMES on page 5/6 photos © Kath Birkinshaw unless stated otherwise MAYFIELD LIMOUSINS

Prizes for class 60 – 63 1st £25; 2nd £18; 3rd £12; 4th £6 Prizes for class 64 Champion £50 Reserve Champion £25 The Robert Furness cup will be awarded to the Champion Lim- ousin

Class 60 Limousin Cow in calf or with Calf at Foot Class 61 Heifer In-Calf or with Calf at Foot Class 62 Maiden Heifer Class 63 Bull Open Class Class 64 CHAMPION LIMOUSIN 1st and 2nd prize winners from Classes 60—63 will be eligible No entry fee, entry by qualification Champion eligible for class SO2 the Champion Beef Animal [Robert Young Cup ] NOTES Exhibitors must comply with current regulations regarding the han-

dling of bulls LIMOUSIN

18 A LIST of JUDGES, & JUDGING START TIMES on page 5/6 photos © Kath Birkinshaw unless stated otherwise Prizes for Class 80 - 83 1st £25; 2nd £18; 3rd £12; 4th £6 Prizes for Class 84 Champion £50 Reserve champion £25

Class 80: Cow in calf or calf at foot Class 81: Heifer in calf or calf at foot Class 82: Maiden Heifer Class 83: Bull Open Class Class 84: Champion AOPB Beef Animal

1st and 2nd prize winners from 50—53 will be eligible No entry fee, entry by qualification Champion eligible for class SO2 the Champion Beef Animal [Robert Young Cup ]

19 A LIST of JUDGES, & JUDGING START TIMES on page 5/6 photos © Kath Birkinshaw unless stated otherwise MR & MRS J T HALL

Prizes for class YC1-6,9,10,12 1st £10: 2nd £8: 3rd £3: 4th £2 Prizes for class YC7 , YC8, YC11, YC13: 1st £10; 2nd £8

The following cups will be awarded The Slater Cup to the winning calf in Class YC1 The Friends MK1 Cup to the Best Heifer in Class YC2 The Friends MK2 Cup to the Best Steer in Class YC3 The Gee1 cup for Best Non-Cont Beef Heifer in Class YC4 The Anonymous Friend 1 cup for the Best Non-Cont Beef Steer in Class YC5 The Marsden Cup to the Best Presented Calf in Class YC7 The Anon Friend 2 Cup to the Best Halter Led Calf from Class YC8 The Watson Perpetual Trophy to the Best Calf in Class YC9 The Elliott Cup to the best Dairy Heifer in Class YC10 The Burdall Cup to the Best Dairy Heifer from Class YC11 The J B Shirt Cup to the Best Beef Animal in Class YC12 The Dalgety / Denkavit Shield to the winner of Class YC13

The Miles Cup to the winner of Senior Stock Judging (held prior to the show) The McColghan Cup to the winner of the Junior Stock Judging (held prior to the show)

Class YC1: Dairy Heifer born on or after Jan 1st this year Class YC2: Continental Beef Heifer born on or after Jan 1st this year Class YC3: Continental Beef Steer born on or after Jan 1st this year Class YC4: Non-Cont Beef Heifer born on or after Jan 1st this year Class YC5: Non-Cont Beef Steer born on or after Jan 1st this year Class YC6: Champion Beef Calf from the 1st in classes YC2—YC5 Class YC7: Best Presented Calf not having won a 1st, 2nd or 3rd prize in YC1 – YC5 Class YC8: Best Halter Led Calf from classes YC1—YC5 Class YC9: Best Beef Animal shown in the above classes last year Class YC10: Best Dairy Heifer shown in class YC1 last year Class YC11: Best Dairy Heifer shown in classes YC1 & YC 10 Class YC12: Beef Animal suitable for suckler production In calf or calf at foot which has been shown previously at Hope Show Class YC13: CALF PORTFOLIO +Costings DIARY of the CALF shown in YC1 to YC5

ENTRY FREE ALL ANIMALS MUST BE HALTER BROKEN ENTRIES must be registered through the HVYFC SECRETARY on the CALF FORM PRIOR to the SHOW SPRING HOUSE FARM COTTAGES

LOCAL PRIZES

Class CSL1 Best Presented Local Animal (10 mile radius) having been shown in a previous class or the Young Farmers Classes Prizes: 1st £60 + Chairman’s prize of £30; 2nd £33 The Tom Woodhouse Memorial Trophy will be awarded to the winner.

Class CSL2 Best Local (10 miles Radius) DAIRY Cow, Heifer in milk or in calf Prizes 1st £10; 2nd £8 The Smith Cup will be awarded to the winner.

YOUNG HANDLERS PRIZES Class CSY1 Best Young Handler Under 11 Open

Prizes: 1st £10; 2nd £8; 3rd £6; 4th £4 The Gibson Trophy will be awarded to the winner Animal to be under twelve months No cows allowed in the ring Handlers to be 10 years and under on day of Show

Class CSY2 Best Young Handler 11—16 Open Prizes: 1st £10; 2nd £8; 3rd £6; 4th £4 The Young Handlers cup will be awarded to the winner

Handlers to be 11 to 16 years on the day of the Show CATTLE SPECIAL PRIZES SPECIAL CATTLE

21 A LIST of JUDGES, & JUDGING START TIMES on page 5/6 photos © Kath Birkinshaw unless stated otherwise Class CSO1 The Osborn Cup - CHAMPION DAIRY FEMALE Champion from each Dairy breed are eligible. No entry fee, entry by qualification Champion to receive £75

Class CSO2 The Robert Young Cup – CHAMPION BEEF ANIMAL Champions from the Highland, Longhorn, Dexter Limousin and Any Other Pure Breed Beef classes are eligible. No entry fee, entry by qualification Champion to receive £50

NO ENTRIES TAKEN ON THE DAY

Exhibitors must comply with current regulations regarding the handling of bulls

SHEFFIELD TELEGRAPH Points Cup for the Open Cattle Classes: Points for the Sheffield Telegraph cup will be awarded as follows: 4 points to the 1st prize winner: 3 to the 2nd: 2 to the 3rd: 1 to the 4th In the event of a tie, the exhibitor gaining

the most 1st prizes will be deemed the winner. CATTLE CHAMPIONSHIPS CATTLE

22 A LIST of JUDGES, & JUDGING START TIMES on page 5/6 photos © Kath Birkinshaw unless stated otherwise STUART AND JILL ELLIOTT

Prizes classes 1 – 7 1st £3; 2nd £2; 3rd £1 Classes open to members of Hope Valley Young Farmers Club The Junior Competitors Trophy will be awarded to the winner of class T8 The Tent Competition Cup will be awarded to the winner of class T9

T1: Make a bird box [any size] T2: Make a calf halter T3: A carving out of soap [any size] T4: Four fruit scones T5: A flower arrangement in a teapot T6: Handmade birthday card [size A5]

T7 : Decorated wellie

T8: Junior Tent Competition Competitors put forward 4 items from the above to compete for the Jun- ior Competitors Trophy (junior) T9: Senior Tent Competition Competitors put forward 4 items from the above to compete for either the Tent competition cup (senior)

The Michael Jolley trophy will be awarded to the 1st prize winner Subject: Colour NOTES All tent competition exhibits to be displayed by 10 am All entries for the photographic competition [Negatives / digital images] should be handed in at Wm Eyre & Sons, Brough Mills by the last Friday in July at the latest. The entries should be addressed to Ms K Birkinshaw Maximum of two photographic entries but only one prize per member The competition is open to members of the Derbyshire Federation of Young Farmers Clubs. including Hope Valley Young Farmers Club

The Mc Colghan Trophy will be awarded to the winning Junior The Miles Cup will be awarded to the winning Senior

This year’s competition will take place before show day at 7:30pm at Otterbrook Farm, Edale By kind permission of the Wainwright family © NFYFC

Competitors are required to judge three classes of livestock to qualify for the McColghan Trophy (junior) and the Miles Cup (senior)

The cups will be presented to the winners at Hope Show

For the date of the event, contact HVYFC Secretary Alice Helliwell email: [email protected]

With grateful thanks to the Hope Sheepdog Trials and Agricultural Society, may I remind all members and parents of Bakewell, Buxton and Hope Val- ley Young Farmers Clubs that the Brian Morley Scholarship Trust wel- comes applications for bursaries for overseas travel schemes within the Young Farmers Federation, and also towards books and equipment required for study courses at recognized agricultural Colleges.

Written applications are required and should be made by the Young Farm- er who requires the bursary to R W Watson Esq. Thornfield, Edale Road, Hope, Hope Valley.

The Scholarship Trust was set up by the Trustees with donations made by many people who knew Brian Morley. The Trustees felt that the best memorial should be of practical benefit to the community Brian so readily served and it was considered that Brian and his family would approve of the Trust being dedicated to the Young Farmers. The Trust is there for 24 yourA LIST benefit, of JUDGES,PLEASE use & it JUDGING START TIMES on page 5/6 photos © Kath Birkinshaw unless stated otherwise Prizes for classes FO1 - FO4 1st £3; 2nd £2; 3rd £1 Prize for class FO5 Champion Fleece £8 Trophy: The British Wool Marketing Board plaque will be awarded to the Champion fleece Trophy; Michael Jolley Memorial Silver Salver will be awarded to the Champion hay.

Class F01: Best Mountain & Moorland fleece Class F02: Best Hill fleece Class F03: Best Shortwool fleece Class F04: Best Longwool fleece Class F05: Best Fleece in Show See notes below

Class H01 Meadow Hay

NOTES Classes will be held in the Livestock Secretary’s tent All fleeces and hay to be displayed by 9.30am

Fleeces must be from this year’s wool clip, submitted in clean bag All HAY entries must be from this year’s hay crop. Samples from Big Bale hay accepted.

Entry fee per fleece / bale as on entry form Entries will be taken on the day.

PLEASE NOTE FLEECE WILL BE ALLOCATED TO CLASS ON AR- RIVAL EACH ENTRY NEED TO BE ACCOMPANIED BY AN IDENTITY LA- BEL PROVIDING THE NAME OF THE EXHIBITOR AND THE BREED OF SHEEP THE FLEECE WAS TAKEN FROM

FLEECE & HAY PLEASE HAND IN YOUR IDENTITY LABEL TO THE STEWARD WHEN DEPOSITING YOUR EXHIBIT FLEECE WILL BE ALLOCATED TO CLASS BEFORE JUDGING ATTACH THE NUMBER TAG PROVIDED TO YOUR EXHIBIT BE- FORE LEAVING THE FLEECE TENT

25 A LIST of JUDGES, & JUDGING START TIMES on page 5/6 photos © Kath Birkinshaw unless stated otherwise NOTES FOR SHEEP EXHIBITORS All sheep movements must be accompanied by a completed AML1 form available from Trading Standards. A separate form is required for movements on and off the show ground. Please present the forms at the Live- stock tent on arrival. All exhibitors whose stock are in the DEFRA or S.A.C. Sheep Health Scheme should ensure that their stock are accompanied by the necessary movement certificate on show day. Members of these health schemes should ensure that their animals are kept at least 2 metres away from non—scheme stock. Please present the forms at the Live- stock tent on arrival Exhibitors entering more than one breed section must ensure they have sufficient staff on hand for showing The Grand parade will be at 3pm. Transport will be available to owners and their sheep to take them to the main ring No stock shall leave the showground before 4pm unless informed otherwise. Classes may be amalgamated if there are less than 3 competitors entered in classes

Points for the Rowarth cup will be awarded as follows: 4 points to the 1st prize winner: 3 to the 2nd: 2 to the 3rd: 1 to the 4th In the event of a tie, the exhibitor gaining the most 1st prizes will be deemed the winner.

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26 A LIST of JUDGES, & JUDGING START TIMES on page 5/6 photos © Kath Birkinshaw unless stated otherwise H.F.B. DAVID TRAVIS ENGINEERING Trailers LANESIDE CARAVAN PARK Leek Ltd NFU MUTUAL

This is the Official Breed Show of the Derbyshire Gritstone Sheep Breeders Society. [DGSS] The DGSS marks the honour with a Special Society Rosette for the overall Champion and overall Reserve Champion Gritstone Sheep [class 88] Mr G S Hodgson presents a Silver Salver for the Supreme Champion Gritstone. [Class 88] The Albert Heathcote Trophy to the Supreme Champion Grit- stone. [Class 88]

The Shirt Memorial Cup to the best Gritstone Ram Lamb [Class 82] The Tom Naden Perpetual Trophy for the best pen of aged ewes [Class 83]. The Hartle Cup to the best Pen of two Ewe Lambs [Class 85] The Bloom Cup presented to the Best Group consisting of Shearling Ewe, Ewe Lamb and Any Age Ram [Class 87] The Brocklehurst Cup for best wool on ram lamb or ewe lamb [class86]

Messrs Bagshaws Auctioneers Cup to the best Gritstone Sheep of the opposite sex to the Supreme Champion. Class 88[1] The Rumevite Trophy for the best Female Gritstone Class 88[2]

The DGSS awards a Champion and Reserve Champion Rosette to the best Female Sheep. Class 88[2]

The DGSS awards a Champion and Reserve Champion Rosette for the best Male Sheep class 88[3] The Hayfield and Edale Sheep Keepers Society Prize - Male to the Best Male Gritstone that have not won a first prize and is owned by a Local Exhibitor (10 miles radius applies). Class 88[4]

The Hayfield and Edale Sheep Keepers Society Prize - Female to the Best Female Gritstone that have not won a first prize and is

DERBYSHIRE GRITSTONE DERBYSHIRE owned by a Local Exhibitor (10 miles radius applies) class 88[5] The Rowarth Cup to the Competitor with the most points in the Gritstone Classes. Class 88[6] The Nic and Gill Napper Prize for the best MR & MRS J HALL NIC & GILL NAPPER

Prizes for classes 80 – 86 1st £10; 2nd £8; 3rd £3; 4th £2 Prizes for class 88 Champion £40 Reserve champion £10 Nic & Gill Napper Prize £50 Prize for class 88[4] & 88[5] £5 each class

Class 80 Gritstone Ram Two Shear or Over Class 81 Gritstone Shearling Ram Class 82 Gritstone Ram Lamb (Bred by the Exhibitor). Class 83 Pen of Two Gritstone Ewes Two Shear or Over, having reared a lamb (or lambs) on or after Jan 1st this year Class 84 Pen of Two Gritstone Shearling Ewes Class 85 Pen of Two Gritstone Ewe Lambs Class 86 Wool on Gritstone Ram lamb or Ewe lamb previously shown on the day class 82 or 85 Class 87 The Bloom Cup Best group of three consisting of shearling ewe, ewe lamb and any age ram from classes 81- 85

Class 88 DERBYSHIRE GRITSTONE CHAMPIONSHIP 1st and 2nd Prizewinners from Classes 80 - 85. One of a pair may be selected by the Exhibitor for the Championship No entry fee, entry by qualification

Class 88[1] Bagshaws Shield / Cup Best sheep of the opposite sex to the Champion

Class 88[2] Champion Female - Best Female in Breed show

Class 88[3] Champion Male - Best Female in Breed show

Class 88[4] Hayfield & Edale Sheepkeepers Society Local - Male to the Best Male Gritstone that have not won a first prize and is owned by a Local Exhibitor (10 miles radius applies). Class 88[5] Hayfield & Edale Sheepkeepers Society Local - Female to the Best Female Gritstone that have not won a first prize and is owned by a Local Exhibitor (10 miles radius applies).

Class 88[6] Rpwarth Points Cup DERBYSHIRE GRITSTONE DERBYSHIRE NOTES Classes may be amalgamated if there are less than three entries in any class. Exhibitors should read the General Notes in this schedule 28 A LISTAll entries of JUDGES, to be NON & MV JUDGING Accredited START TIMES on page 5/6 photos © Kath Birkinshaw unless stated otherwise The Karl Kempson cup awarded to the Champion of Champions Prizes for class 89 Champion £40 Reserve champion £10

Class 89 DERBYSHIRE GRITSTONE CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS Open to the Supreme Champion Derbyshire Gritstone sheep, male or female, from all the shows around the country holding breed classes during this year including the official breed show at Hope Show Judging to commence on completion of the Hope Show Gritstone classes and the Parkin Trophy in the judging ring on the south (bottom / main road) side of the sheep lines No entry fee entry by qualification All entrants to be members of the Derbyshire Gritstone Sheepbreeders Society All entries in class 80 - 89 to be at the discretion of the exhibitor

GRITSTONE ______-

DERBYSHIRE Prizes for classes 100 – 104 1st £10; 2nd £8; 3rd £3; 4th £2 Prizes Champion £40 Reserve Champion £10

Class 100 Lonk Ram Shearling or Over Class 101 Lonk Ram Lamb Class 102 Lonk Ewe Two shear or Over having reared a lamb (s) on or after Jan1st this year Class 103 Lonk Shearling Ewe Class 104 Lonk Ewe Lamb Class 105 LONK CHAMPIONSHIP 1st and 2nd Prizewinners from Classes 100 -104.

No entry fee, entry by qualifications LONK NOTES Exhibitors should ensure that they have sufficient staff to present stock at the required time All Entries to be NON MV Accredited 29 A LIST of JUDGES, & JUDGING START TIMES on page 5/6 photos © Kath Birkinshaw unless stated otherwise Prizes for classes 110 – 115 1st £10; 2nd £8; 3rd £3; 4th £2 Prizes for class 116 Champion £40 Reserve champion Prizes for class 117 Champion of Champions £40 Reserve champion of champions £10

The William Yates Silver Salver will be awarded to the breed Champion [class116] The Whitefaced Woodland Breeders Group Trophy will be awarded to the winner of the Champion of Champions The Chairman’s trophy will be awarded to the Reserve Champi- on of Champions

Class 110 White Faced Woodland Ram Two Shear or Over Class 111 White Faced Woodland Shearling Ram Class 112 White Faced Woodland Ram Lamb. Class 113 White Faced Woodland Ewe, Two Shear or Over, having reared a lamb(s) on or after Jan 1st this year Class 114 White Faced Woodland Shearling Ewe Class 115 White Faced Woodland Ewe Lamb Class 116 WHITE FACED WOODLAND CHAMPIONSHIP 1st and 2nd Prizewinners from Classes 110 - 115 No entry fee, entry by qualification Champion and Reserve are eligible to go forward to Class 117

Class 117 WHITE FACED WOODLAND CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS Open to Champion and Reserve Champion White Faced Woodlands from all the shows around the country prior to Hope Show No entry fee, entry by qualification

WOODLANDS NOTES WHITE FACED WHITE All Entries to be NON MV Accredited

30 A LIST of JUDGES, & JUDGING START TIMES on page 5/6 photos © Kath Birkinshaw unless stated otherwise Prizes for classes 90 – 95 1st £10; 2nd £8; 3rd £3; 4th £2 Prizes for class 96 Champion £40 Reserve champion £10 Prize for class 98 & 99 £5 per class

The MINSUPS Challenge Trophy to the Champion Swaledale. The John G Shirt Memorial Trophy to the best Swaledale Sheep of the opposite sex to the supreme Champion [class 97]

Class 90 Swaleadle Ram Two Shear and Over Class 91 Swaledale Shearling Ram Class 92 Swaledale Ram Lamb Class 93 Swaledale Ewe Two Shear or Over having reared a lamb (s) on or after Jan1st this year Class 94 Swaledale Shearling Ewe Class 95 Swaledale Ewe Lamb. Class 96 SWALEDALE CHAMPIONSHIP 1st and 2nd Prizewinners from Classes 90 - 95. No entry fee, entry by qualification

Class 97 The John G Shirt Memorial Trophy Best Swaledale sheep of the opposite sex to the champion

Class 98 Hayfield & Edale Sheep- SWALEDALE keepers Local Prize -Male Best Male Swaledale that has not won a first prize and is bred and owned by a Local Exhibitor (10 miles radius applies)

Class 99 Hayfield & Edale Sheep- keepers Local Prize -Female Best Female Swaledale that has not

31 A LIST of JUDGES, & JUDGING START TIMES on page 5/6 photos © Kath Birkinshaw unless stated otherwise Prizes for classes 120 – 123 1st £10; 2nd £8; 3rd £3; 4th £2 Prizes for class 124 Champion £40 Reserve champion £10 The Johnson Simpson trophy will be awarded to the champion Bluefaced Leicester

Class 120 Bluefaced Leicester Ram Shearling & Over Class 121 Bluefaced Leicester Ram Lamb Class 122 Bluefaced Leicester Ewe Shearling & Over Class 123 Bluefaced Leicester Ewe Lamb Class 124 BLUE FACED LEICESTER CHAMPIONSHIP 1st & 2nd Prizewinners from Classes 120-123. No entry fee, entry by qualification

NOTES All Entries to be NON MV Accredited

BLUE FACED LEICESTER

32 A LIST of JUDGES, & JUDGING START TIMES on page 5/6 photos © Kath Birkinshaw unless stated otherwise Prizes for classes 130 – 136 1st £10; 2nd £8; 3rd £3; 4th £2 Prizes for class 137 Champion £45 Prize for class 138 Winner £5 The Metcalfe Trophy will be awarded to the overall champion pen of Mule or Mashams class 137 The S & M Sidebottom Shield will be awarded to the Best Pair of Mule Shearling Ewes in Class 131 The David Webster Memorial Trophy will be awarded to the Best Pair of Mule Ewe Lambs in Class 132 . The Taylor Cup will be awarded to the Best Pair of Masham Ewe Lambs in Class 135.

Class 130 Pair of Mule Ewes having reared lamb(s) this year Class 131 Pair of Mule Shearling Ewes. (Rule 13 applies). Class 132 Pair of Mule Ewe Lambs born in this year Class 133 Pair of Masham Ewes having reared lamb(s) on or after Jan 1st this year Class 134 Pair of Masham Shearling Ewes. (Rule 13 applies) Class 135 Pair of Masham Ewe Lambs born on or after Jan 1st this year Class 136 Best SINGLE mule or Masham ewe lamb home bred by a local exhibitor (10 miles radius]

Class 137 MULE & MASHAM CHAMPIONSHIP Winners of the above classes (130 –135) are eligible to enter for the Champion Pair of Mule or Masham breeding sheep.

Class 138 Hayfield and Edale Sheepkeepers Society Prize Best pair of Mule Ewe Lambs that have not won a first prize MULE & MASHAM and are owned by a local exhibitor (10 mile radius applies).

NOTES All Entries to be NON MV Ac- credited Entrants must have been Bona-fide owners for two Prizes for classes 140 – 145 1st £10; 2nd £8; 3rd £3; 4th £2 Prizes for class 147 Champion £40 Reserve Champion £10 The Hope Sheepdog and Agricultural Society’s Challenge Cup to the Supreme Champion Suffolk. [Class 147] The Suffolk Sheep Society offer a special rosette for the best exhibit in the Suffolk Sheep Classes (conditional). [Class 147] The Walker Cup to the Champion Suffolk Female from Classes 143 -145. [Class 146] SOUTH PENNINE CLUB CUPS

Class 140 Suffolk Ram Shearling and Over (Trimmed or untrimmed) Class 141 Suffolk Ram Lamb (Trimmed) Class 142 Suffolk Ram Lamb (Untrimmed) Class 143 Suffolk Ewe two shear or over having reared a lamb(s) on or after Jan 1st this year Class 144 Suffolk Shearling Ewe Class 145 Suffolk Ewe Lamb Class 146 Walker Cup 1st and 2nd Prizewinners from Classes 143,144 & 145. Class 147 SUFFOLK CHAMPIONSHIP 1st and 2nd Prizewinners from Classes 140 to 145. Class 149 South Pennine Club Cups

SUFFOLK NOTES

Entrants must have been Bona-fide owners for two months as in Rule 13.

Suffolk Classes are restricted to registered flock owners with the Suffolk Sheep Society. Ex- hibitors MUST include their flock number on the application form. All Entries to be Maedi Visna Accredited

34 A LIST of JUDGES, & JUDGING START TIMES on page 5/6 photos © Kath Birkinshaw unless stated otherwise Prizes for classes 150 – 154 1st £10; 2nd £8; 3rd £3; 4th £2 Prizes fpr class 155 Champion £40 Reserve Champion £10

The Sheffield Assay Office Salver to be awarded to the Cham- pion Texel. [Class 155]

The British Texel Sheep Society award rosettes for the Cham- pion Texel in the show. Winner must be a member of the society to receive rosettes [class 155]

The Derbyshire Texel Club offer a Trophy for the winner of class 150

Class 150 Texel Ram – Shearling and Over Class 151 Texel Ram Lamb

Class 152. Texel Ewe - Two shear or over having reared a lamb (or lambs) on or after Jan 1st this year Class 153 Texel Shearling Ewe Class 154 Texel Ewe Lamb Class 155 TEXEL CHAMPIONSHIP 1st and 2nd Prizewinners from Classes 150 - 154. No entry fee, entry by qualification

NOTES

TEXEL All Entries to be Maedi Visna Accredited

35 A LIST of JUDGES, & JUDGING START TIMES on page 5/6 photos © Kath Birkinshaw unless stated otherwise Prizes for classes 190 – 194 1st £10; 2nd £8; 3rd £3; 4th £2 Prizes for class 195 Champion £50

Class 190 Ram, Shearling or Over Class 191 Ram Lamb born on or after Jan 1st this year Class 192 Ewe, Two Shear or Over having reared a lamb (or lambs) on or after Jan 1st this year Class 193 Shearling Ewe Class 194 Ewe Lamb born on or after Jan 1st this year Class 195 AOPB CONTINENTAL CHAMPIONSHIP

1st and 2nd Prizewinners from Classes 190 – 194. No entry fee, entry by qualification

NOTES

All Entries to be Maedi Visna Accredited Sheep must be a recognised Continental breed. State breed on entry form. Sheep are not eligible to enter this section if a class already

exists for that breed at the show.

CONTINTINENTAL ANY OTHER PURE BREED PURE OTHER ANY

36 A LIST of JUDGES, & JUDGING START TIMES on page 5/6 photos © Kath Birkinshaw unless stated otherwise THE “EX-HOPE CHEST LADIES”

Prizes for classes 160 – 164 1st £10; 2nd £8; 3rd £3; 4th £2 Prizes for class 164 Champion £40 Reserve Champion £10

The Crossland Cup for the Champion Jacob Class 165] The Meadowlands Lofty Perpetual Trophy for the Reserve Champion Jacob. [Class 165] The Jacob Sheep Society offer a Championship Rosette for the Champion Jacob Sheep (Members only can receive the Ro- sette). [Class 165]

Class 160 Jacob Ram – Shearling and Over Class 161 Jacob Ram Lamb born on or after Jan 1st this year Class 162 Jacob Ewe two shear or over having reared a lamb (or lambs) on or after Jan 1st this year Class 163 Jacob Shearling Ewe Class 164 Jacob Ewe Lamb born on or after Jan 1st this year Class 165 JACOB CHAMPIONSHIP 1st and 2nd Prizewinners from Classes 160 - 164. No entry fee, entry by qualification

NOTES

JACOB All Entries to be NON MV Accredited

37 A LIST of JUDGES, & JUDGING START TIMES on page 5/6 photos © Kath Birkinshaw unless stated otherwise Prizes for classes 170 – 174 1st £10; 2nd £8; 3rd £3; 4th £2 Prizes for class 175 Champion £40 Reserve Champion £10 The Crimea Trophy will be awarded to the Champion Rare Breed [class 175]

Class 170 Rare Breed Ram – Shearling and Over Class 171 Rare Breed Ram Lamb Class 172 Rare Breed Ewe, Two shear or over, having reared a lamb (or lambs) on or after Jan 1st this year Class 173 Rare Breed Shearling Ewe Class 174 Rare Breed Ewe Lamb born on or after Jan 1st this year Class 175 RARE BREED CHAMPIONSHIP 1st and 2nd Prizewinners from appropriate Classes 170 – 174. No entry fee, entry by qualification

NOTES

Sheep must be on the Rare Breeds Survival Trust list. A copy is

available in the livestock secretary’s tent RARE BREEDS RARE

38 A LIST of JUDGES, & JUDGING START TIMES on page 5/6 photos © Kath Birkinshaw unless stated otherwise Prizes for classes 210 – 214 1st £10; 2nd £8; 3rd £3; 4th £2 Prizes fpr class 215 Champion £40 Reserve Champion £10 The J G Holland trophy will be awarded to the champion sheep [ class 215] Class 210 Ram, Shearling or Over Class 211 Ram Lamb born on or after Jan 1st this year Class 212 Ewe, Two Shear or Over having reared a lamb (or lambs) on or after Jan 1st this year Class 213 Shearling Ewe Class 214 Ewe Lamb Born on or after Jan 1st this year Class 215 ANY OTHER PURE BREED NATIVE CHAMPIONSHIP 1st and 2nd Prizewinners from Classes 180 – 184. No entry fee, entry by qualification

NOTES

Non mv only ANY OTHER BREED NATIVE BREED OTHER ANY

39 A LIST of JUDGES, & JUDGING START TIMES on page 5/6 photos © Kath Birkinshaw unless stated otherwise Prizes for classes 180 – 184 1st £10; 2nd £8; 3rd £3; 4th £2 Prizes fpr class 185 Champion £40 Reserve Champion £10 The Tegsnose Claret Jug will be awarded to the champion sheep [class 185]

Class 180 Ram, Shearling or Over Class 181 Ram Lamb born on or after Jan 1st this year Class 182 Ewe, Two Shear or Over having reared a lamb (or lambs) on or after Jan 1st this year Class 183 Shearling Ewe Class 184 Ewe Lamb Born on or after Jan 1st this year Class 185 NORTH COUNTRY CHEVIOT CHAMPIONSHIP 1st and 2nd Prizewinners from Classes 180 – 184.

No entry fee, entry by qualification NORTH COUNTRY CHEVIOT COUNTRY NORTH

Prizes for classes SH2 & SH3 1st £10; 2nd £8; 3rd £3; 4th £2 The N.W.Young Farmers Trophy will be awarded to the winner of the N W Young Farmers Sheep Shearing competition

Class SH2 50 and Over Competitors to be 50 and over Class SH3 Hand Shearing Open to any shearers of any Age

Class SH1 N W Young Farmers Sheep Shearing competition Arrangements for this competition will be notified on the day

NOTES Time of classes to be posted in Hope Valley Young Farmers Tent

Entries taken on the day SHEEP SHEARING SHEEP

41 A LIST of JUDGES, & JUDGING START TIMES on page 5/6 photos © Kath Birkinshaw unless stated otherwise Prizes for classes YF4 & YF5 1st £4; 2nd £3; 3rd £2; 4th £1 Prizes for class 198 and 199 1st £4; 2nd £3; 3rd £2; 4th £1

Mrs S. Wainwright plaque and the Gee2 trophy will be awarded to the winner of class YF4 Mr & Mrs G. Platts Trophy will be awarded to the winner of class YF5 The Wilson Memorial cup will be awarded to the winner of class 198 The Bonsall cup will be awarded to the winner of class 199

HOPE VALLEY YOUNG FARMERS CLASSES ENTRY FREE Class YF4 HVYFC Cade Lamb (10 and under and not a YFC member) Open to children, brothers, sisters of past or present members of Hope Val- ley Young Farmers. Class YF5 HVYFC Cade Lamb Open to all members of Hope Valley Young Farmers Club (10 years+)

HOPE SHOW OPEN YOUNG HANDLERS ENTRY FEE see ENTRY FORM Class 198 Young Handler under 10 open. Class 199 Young Handler 10—16 years open NOTES for ENTRY TO HOPE VALLEY YOUNG FARMERS CLASSES No Entry Fee No entries taken on the day. Pre entry on the sheep entry form available from the download section of www.hopelivestockshow.org.uk Please, pen your cade lamb in the holding area next to the Young Farmers tent. The judging will take place outside the cattle tent. If you are planning to take part in the HOPE SHOW YOUNG HANDLERS open classes, 198 199, you must enter these classes with a different lamb which should be penned in the sheep lines next to the commercial lambs where judging of class 198, 199 will take place. NOTES for ENTRY TO HOPE SHOW OPEN CLASSES

YOUNGSHEEP HANDLERS Handlers will be judged on their presentation of themselves and their ability to show their animal Entrants to show a lamb not entered in any other class, (Does not have to be pure bred). Entry Fee Class 198 and 199 available on entry from Hope Valley Young Farmers also have their own classes for members and their families.

42 A LIST of JUDGES, & JUDGING START TIMES on page 5/6 photos © Kath Birkinshaw unless stated otherwise MRS SIDEBOTTOM MR & MRS J T HALL

Prizes for classes 200 & 201, YF200 & YF201 1st £10; 2nd £8; 3rd £3; 4th £2 Prize for class 203 winner £10 Prize for class 204 & 205 £12.50 per class

The Edwards Cup to the Best Pen in Class 201. The Sidebottom and Wreaks Cup is offered to the Champion Pen class 202 The Brian Morley Memorial Trophy will be awarded to the winner of class YF202

Class 200 Pen of Three Continental Cross Lambs [Open] Class YF200 Pen of Three Continental Cross lambs [HVYFC] Open to members of the Hope Valley Young Farmers Club only

Class 201 Pen of Three Native / Non Continental Cross lambs [Open] Class YF201 Pen of Three Native / Non Continental Cross lambs [HVYFC] Open to members of the Hope Valley Young Farmers Club only

Class 202 COMMERCIAL LAMB CHAMPIONSHIP [OPEN] Best Pen of Lambs entered in class 200 & 201

Class YF202 COMMERCIAL LAMB CHAMPIONSHIP [HVYFC] Best pen of lambs entered in class YF200 & YF201

Class 203 Best single commercial lamb in show

Class 204 Hayfield and Edale Sheep Keepers Society prize Best pen of Lambs in class 200 bred and entered by a local breeder [radius

5 miles of Hope Church] COMMERCIAL LAMBS COMMERCIAL

Class 204 Hayfield and Edale Sheep Keepers Society prize Best pen of Lambs in class 201 bred and entered by a local breeder [radius 5 miles of Hope Church] NATIONAL TRUST EAST MIDLANDS B M CHARLES LTD

THE PARKIN TROPHY and SASH

Class SC1 Hope Show Supreme Sheep Championship

The Champion from each pure breed section is eligible to compete including the Champion animal from the Rare Breed and Any Other Pure Breed classes, (but not the Whitefaced Woodland or Derbyshire Gritstone Champion of Champions).

Supreme Show Champion to receive £100 Reserve Show Champion to receive £50

No entry fee, entry by qualification

To be judged after the breed classes have finished in the judging ring

to the south (bottom / main road) side of the sheep lines

SHOW SUPREME SHOW SHEEP CHAMPION SHEEP RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR THE SHOW SECTIONS A - GENERAL RULES APPLYING TO ALL EXHIBITORS, ENTRANTS AND COM- PETITORS TO THE SHOW. 1. Except where otherwise stated all Classes are open to any entrant residing in the United Kingdom. 2. The is reserved (a) to decline any entry giving reasons therefore, (b) to reduce the number of prizes in the event of insufficient entrants in any one class, (c) in the case of the Sheepdog Trials, to restrict entries if in excess of the number required for the day's running. 3. Animals not eligible to compete in a Class will not lowed whilst that Class is being , no person will be allowed in the judging ring whilst the judging in progress, except for those having duties inside the ring. 4. The each section, together Secretary, will decide the eligibility of any entry. 5. No Exhibitors or stock must be removed from the without the permission of the Section Secretary before 4 p.m. 6. The Judges decision will be final and binding. 7. All protests or objections will be dealt with according to the rules and conditions of the Classes involved. Each individual complaint or objection must be made in writing to the with a deposit of £10 (within one hour of completion judging) which will be returned if the individual complaint or objection is sustained or it is believed to have made in good faith. Both the complainant and the other party will be given the fullest opportunity of presenting their case. 8. The decision of the Judges or Committee, as the case may be, on all matters, questions, protests and disputes arising shall be final the Committee cannot -rule 's decisions. No decision shall be subject to review by any Court of Law. 9. of the appropriate section committee sufficient quorum for the settlement of any questions or disputes referred to them under these Rules and Regulations. 10. person using obscene, abusive or offensive conduct towards any official at or near the trials or showground will be disqualified and/or ordered off. 11. Prize monies will be paid by cheque within one month of the Show. All winners who do not receive by this time must advise the Section Secretary. 12. Any number of entries may be made in each Class on payment of the for each entry. Every animal entered more than one Class will be charged the entrance fee for each Class. (N.B. The above Rule does not apply to the Sheepdog Trials) 13. All Livestock exhibited at the Show must have been the bona-fide property of the Exhibitor for at least two calendar months immediately prior to the date of the Show. ( The above Rule does not apply to the Sheepdog Trials or the Horse Section) 14. Parking of Transport Wagons. All Exhibits to be taken out of wagons and tied to the place allocated. All wagons to be then parked in reserved area. 15. Competitors who contravene any of the Rules for the Show, or who during the Show, or after it is , is guilty of conduct which, in the opinion of the Committee, is prejudicial the interests of the Society, shall, in to any penalty which may be imposed on him at the Show, be liable to disqualification from competing or entering at the Society's Show for such period as the Committee may decide. 16. All Trophies and Cups of whatever nature remain the Property of the Society, and are to be delivered up to the Society when requested. 17. All Exhibitors and Entrants shall take all proper and reasonable to ensure that any dog or exhibit is safe and not in any condition that is likely to cause damage or the Society or any member of the Public attending the Show. Whilst the Committee, Judges, Stewards and other members of the Society shall take all reasonable care, they shall not be responsible to exhibitors whilst they are upon the Society's Show- ground or entering or leaving the Showground for any damage or loss which shall be caused or sustained by reason of any unforeseen event or matter which is beyond their control. 18. The of the Society in offering prizes , Livestock Sheepdogs is to promote the rearing breeding of the aforementioned, and to encourage interest in Society, and Horticulture country. 19. affecting the eligibility relating to entries and all competitions, or anything in any way affecting Sheepdog Trials and Show, not otherwise by the Rules shall be deter- mined, and resolved by the appropriate Committee, shall be final and binding parties. All Entries and Exhibits are accepted expressly on this understanding. 20. The Society shall be liable for (1) Any negligent act of the Society its servants or agents which results in death or personal injury and (2) other loss or damage where it is held unreasonable to exclude liability for such other loss or damage. Save , neither the Society nor its servants shall for death, injury, disease or loss caused any competitor or exhibitor (or his servant or ) or any exhibit of any kind brought on to any of the grounds used the . Save , competitor/exhibitor at the Show shall indemnify the Society any damage loss competitor/exhibitor his servants agents or any animal/exhibit of the exhibitor/competitor. 21. All Exhibitors and Competitors to the Show and Trials must be covered by a Pub- lic Liability Policy, including Show use.(The Society recommend an Indemnity of not less than One Million Pounds for any one accident) The Society reserves the right to require any Exhibitor to produce proof suitable Public Liability in force. 22. All Exhibitors must adhere to the Code of Practice for Safety and Accident Pre- vention on the Hope Showground, details of which are included in this Schedule.

SECTION B - SHOW RULES APPLYING TO HORSE SECTION ENTRANTS ONLY 23. Where the height of the Horse or Pony is specified in any Class, the Steward, or other Official or Judge may require such animal to be measured unless the animal has a current official measurement Certificate issued by the Joint Measuring Scheme. 24. The Parent or Guardian must, if required, produce to the Secretary a certified copy of the entry of birth of any child competing in the Children's Classes within seven days of such requirement. SECTION C - SHOW RULES APPLYING TO THE SHEEPDOG TRIALS ONLY 25. Each dog shall be judged on points. 26. If dog injures any sheep the owner of the liable for the damage, and the dog shall be disqualified. 27. No dogs shall be allowed on the course except thoseentered for the competition, and all dogs not working on the course be kept on a leash or chain under penalty of disqualification. The Committee reserves the right to remove from the ground any dog they consider unfit from any cause whatsoever. 28. No dog will be allowed to run twice in one class unless the judge dog unfortu- nate, in which case remains with him alone to grant another trial. 29. The require that dogs, which have gained equal points, shall compete again. 30. Any not present when his name is called shall forfeit his run. 31. Each competitor to fold sheep after working. 32. Judges are empowered to call off any dog showing insufficient merit. 33. No competitor or person connected in any way with the competitor allowed to have any contact judges during the Trials without the consent of the course director. The right is reserved to disqualify any competitor infringing this rule. SAFETY POLICY HOPE SHEEP DOG TRIALS AND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY Showground and Car Parks Castleton Road Hope Derbyshire S33 6RD 1. Intentions and Acceptance of Provisions The Society regards the safety of all employees, volunteers and the general public, to be of paramount importance at all times. The Society will ensure that all statutory provisions are complied with and that all persons recognise their statutory duty to co-operate in this respect to ensure safe working practices. The provisions of this policy shall also apply to contractors working on the showground, such as catering staff, marquee erectors, trade exhibitors and competitors. This policy applies to all persons on the Showground, including the general public, who should take the necessary steps to ensure their own safety and the safety of others. This policy will be reviewed regularly to take account of changes in circumstances and any alteration to relevant legislation. 2. Organisation for putting the Policy into effect. The Society is under the control of the Executive Committee and elected members. The responsibility for putting the Policy into effect rests with the Safety Officer, the Chairman and Stewards of the various sections. A list of officers and committees are shown in the front of this document. 3. Arrangements for carrying out the Policy. The Safety Officer, the Chairman and Stewards for the various sections, are empowered to take whatever action they consider necessary in the event of the infringe- ment of Safety Regulations or safe working practices. All exhibitors, caterers and contractors must note the action they are expected to take and this Safety policy will be brought to their attention. 4. Motor Vehicles. The Safety Officer, Chairman and Stewards responsible are empowered to take such action as they consider necessary to prevent dangerous situations occurring or to remove potential hazards involving motor vehicles in the Show Car Parks. Only authorised vehicles will be allowed on the Showground during the Show. Trade Stand exhibitors’ vehicles not showing the appropriate sticker must be removed to the public car parks, or designated areas; except where prior permission has been given by the Show Director - such vehicles must NOT be moved during the period of the show. All unattended vehicles must be secured and the engine turned off. Pedestrian access routed from the Car Parks must be safe and clearly signposted and should avoid routes used by traffic and animals as far as possible. Where this cannot be avoided, warning signs shall be displayed and these points stewarded. 5. Livestock. Particular care must be taken to ensure that animals are securely tied in stalls, or the gates of pens securely closed. When being prepared for exhibition, care should be taken to protect members of the public standing close by. Visitors are often unfamiliar with the behaviour of animals and are unaware of the potential danger they might be in or which they might create through their own actions. All bulls one year old and over must have rings in their noses and the exhibitors of bulls should comply with the requirements of HSE Guidance Note GS36 “Safe Cus- tody and Handling of Bulls at Agricultural Shows”. The exercising of horses and ponies will only be allowed in designated exercise areas, from which the public are excluded. Anyone riding a horse or pony anywhere on the Showground must wear a hat of a standard approved by the governing body under who’s rules they are exhibiting, properly fastened. Stewards will ensure that this requirement is complied with. All dogs except where exhibiting on the Showground must be kept on short (1 metre maximum) leads at all times. Extending leads are forbidden. A clearly demarcated walkway will be provided for the passage of animals from their respective lines to the Main Ring. Where this walkway crosses avenues, crush barriers will be temporarily erected to ensure the complete segregation of animals and the general public. Adequate numbers of Stewards will be available to effect this. The only pedestrians to use the walkway will be those attending animals. The general public will only be allowed to cross these walkways at designated times. The rings will be demarcated by barriers , and Stewards must ensure that the general public, especially children, are not allowed inside them. 6. Machinery. All plant, machinery or equipment used prior to, during, or after the show must only be operated by an adult who is fully trained in its safe use. The use of machinery and equipment by inexperienced or untrained persons, or persons under the age of 13 is strictly forbidden. The use of equipment by persons over the age of 13 should be in accordance with the HSE Approved Code of Practice “Prevent- ing Accidents to Children in Agriculture”. Passengers must not be carried on vehicles, which are not designed or adapted for that purpose. Only persons holding a full standard driving licence may drive a vehicle on the showground. All equipment used on the Showground must comply fully with current legislation and standards relevant to its proposed use and that it is properly maintained and fully guarded, where necessary. Power driven components, spikes and sharp edges shall be treated as dangerous and shall be guarded by shields or similar attachments to prevent accidental contact. Hydraulically raised components that are displayed in the raised position must be provided with an independent and reliable means of retaining them in the raised position. Ade- quate support must be provided to ensure the stability of exhibits. No-one must be allowed to ride in buckets. Ladders and other high equipment must be guarded at lower levels to prevent children climbing. During a live demonstration, every exhibitor must take measures to ensure that no-one is exposed to any risk to their health and safety, or, where that is not reasonably practical, adequately controlled. Any equipment used must meet the relevant safety legislation and be safe. The demonstration must at all times be supervised by a competent person whose attention must be focused solely on the demonstration. Potential customers wishing to operate equipment themselves must always be under competent supervision. Protective equipment/clothing must also be worn, if appropriate. Adequate precautions must be taken to ensure the safety of operators and bystanders. Any ropes, chains or other devices used to tow trailers or vehicles on or off the Showground or car parks shall have been thoroughly inspected, be of adequate strength and be constructed for the purpose. Any steam or pressure vessel or lifting appliance used or demonstrated prior to, during or after the event, must have undergone a recent inspection by a competent person and be labelled to indicate the date of inspection and the name of the person who inspected it. Steam boilers must hold a current boiler certificate and appropriate insurance. 7. Electricity. The installation of temporary low voltage distribution systems (415 volt or less) on the Showground should be undertaken by a competent electrician, familiar with the requirements of the “Electricity at Work Regulations 1989" and should operate to a standard recommended by the Institute of Electrical Engineers. Wherever possible, cables should be laid underground. The route should be identified on the surface and where the route crosses areas with vehicular access, extra support should be given to prevent damage. Where cables are laid along the ground, extra protection must be provided in areas of pedestrian and vehicular access. All installations supplied by final 240v circuits must be protected by a 30mA Residual Current Device (RCD). Any person who brings electrical equipment for their own or anyone else’s use to the Show, should, before it is connected to the supply, arrange for it to be inspected and tested by a competent electrician and a label affixed to it, giving the date of test and the name of the person carrying out the test. 8. Fire. Emergency access for the Fire Brigade and other emergency vehicles which are in attendance shall be maintained at all time during the Show and emergency routes shall be kept clear. A 4 metre gangway must be maintained around all marquees and exhibition structures. For this reason, it is essential that the unauthorised parking of vehicles is prohibited. Smoking is not permitted in close proximity to straw (baled or loose), or other combustible materials. “Risk of Fire ” signs will be erected in these areas. 9. Structures. Written assurances will be obtained from persons who provide and erect tents, trade stands and any access or viewing platforms, that these are designed and constructed in accordance with the relevant British Standards, HSE Codes of Practice and associ- ated guidance documents. 10. Storage and use of gas. The use of bottled gas (LPG) on the Showground must comply with HSE Guidance Note CS6 “The Storage and use of LPG on construction sites”. Exhibitors may bring bottled gas (LPG) onto the Showground for their own use and these must be kept clear of obstruction. Gas appliances must not be placed close to the walls of marquees or other combustible materials. Unless stored in a purpose built compartment, all gas bottled must be secured to a stake driven firmly into the ground. Exhibitors are required to ensure that all gas appliances have been recently exam- ined and tested by a competent person. Where LPG cylinders are transported by road, to or from the Showground, then the Road Traffic (Carriage of Dangerous Substances in Packages, etc.) Regulations may apply. Anyone transporting cylinders within the site should adopt similar standards. 11. Generators. Exhibitors will be permitted to use generators provided that they are modern, quiet and fume-free and do not cause annoyance or inconvenience to neighbouring stands. The Show Officers and Stewards reserve the right to prohibit the use of equipment which they consider to be unsatisfactory. The maximum amount of fuel to be securely stored on a trade stand at any one time is 2 x 5 litres in legally recognised containers in accordance with the Highly Flamma- ble Liquids & Petroleum Gasses Regulations 1972. 12. Obstruction. Signs, notice and equipment at head height can cause injury and, if they are una- voidable, shall be marked to be easily visible. Holes and other excavations in areas in which the public have access shall be clearly fenced with high visibility ropes and shall be infilled as soon as possible. Nothing shall be stored under vehicles or cara- vans. 13. Fairground Rides. 14. Catering. All caterers at the Show must ensure that their operations are carried out in accordance with the Food Safety Act 1990. 15. First Aid. Trained first aiders, qualified medical personnel and first aid equipment will be provided on the Showground for the duration of the Show and first aid facilities will be clearly signposted and identified. 16. Toilets and Washing facilities. Toilet and washing facilities will be provided appropriate to the expected number of visitors. 17. Hazardous Substances. Exhibitors and others who bring chemicals, silage additives and other potentially dangerous substances onto the Showground must assess the risks involved and initiate control measures to ensure the safe display of these substances under the Control of Substances Hazardous to Health Regulations 1994 (COSHH). Any waste materials generated at the show must be removed by the Exhibitor etc. 18. Accidents. All accidents and potentially dangerous incidents must be reported to the Safety Offices as soon as possible. An accident form must be completed by either the Safety Officer or the relevant Steward and must include all relevant details including names and addresses of the injured person and witnesses (if any). If medical assistance is refused, the disclaimer on the back of the accident form must be completed and signed by the injured person. If this person refuses to sign, the disclaimer must be signed by the Safety Officer/Steward and an independent wit- ness. The Society will keep copies of all accident forms for seven years. Any death or specified injury will be reported immediately to the relevant enforcing authority under the Reporting of Diseases and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations 1995 (RIDDOR). Any injury which causes incapacity for more than 3 days and any spe- cific dangerous occurrence or form of ill-health listed in these regulations will be reported to the enforcing authority within 7 days. 19. Good Housekeeping. All paths, roads, walkways, etc. will be kept clean and free from obstructions and have surfaces which minimise the risk of slipping. 20. Miscellaneous. Where necessary safety codes have been prepared and copies will be issued to all relevant persons. The following are currently available. HSSC1 Emergency Procedures HSSC2 Action in the event of unauthorised demonstrations HSSC3 Action in the event of suspicious packages/vehicles. HOPE SHOW SAFETY CODE NO. 1 HOPE SHOW - EMERGENCY PROCEDURES In the event of an accident or dangerous occurrence at the Show of any kind, the following action MUST be taken:- 1. The Society’s Safety Officer and Chairman must be informed as soon as possible. 2. First Aid - if injuries have been sustained by any person(s), the duty Doctor/Paramedic shall be informed immediately. 3. Fire appliances will be located on the Showground and can be summoned via the PA or radio. 4. Bomb warnings - in the event of the receipt of a bomb threat, the Safety Officer and the Police will consult on the appropriate course of action. Persons receiving the call will deal with it in accordance with the Home Office leaflet. 5. Police - there will be a Police presence on the Showground and they must be notified of any incident requiring their attention. 6. Veterinary - the Society’s Veterinary Officer will be in attendance and any incidents requiring his attention should be notified to him direct. 7. All Stewards must remain at their posts and be ready to assist during any emergency. HOPE SHOW SAFETY CODE NO.2 PROPOSED COURSE OF ACTION IN THE EVENT OF AN UNAUTHORISED DEMONSTRATION. 1. Loudspeaker announcement. “ There are people in the arena who should not be there. Would they please leave immediately”. 2. Wait a reasonable length of time. (i.e. sufficient to allow demonstrators to walk from arena). If the request is ignored:- 3. Loudspeaker announcement. “The persons in the arena have been asked to leave but have not done so. They are causing a disruption and if they do not leave immediately the police will be called”. 4. If not complied with - Police to be requested to assist stewards already in arena to eject the persons who are trespassing. 5. Police Officers will take up positions inside the arena, facing outwards. If any demonstrators attempt to re-enter the arena, they should be told by the Police that if they make such an attempt they will be arrested. If between the loudspeaker announcement, or at any other time, a demonstrator commits an act which constitutes a definite offence, he only, should, and must be arrested. No person should be arrested merely for being in the ring. If persons are arrested for conduct likely to cause a breach of the peace, it is important that evidence should be obtained from members of the public as to their reactions ( and likely reactions, had Police and stewards not intervened), when the demonstration took place. HOPE SHOW SAFETY CODE NO.3 ACTION IN THE EVENT OF SUSPICIOUS PACKAGES/VEHICLES. Bombs are easily disguised. They may be hidden in bags, cases or other everyday containers and in out-of-the-way places. Vehicles can carry large bombs without showing any signs. Any object which is unusual or out of place should be treated with suspicion and dealt with in the way described below. 1. Do not touch or move it. 2. Clear people away from the area close by and keep them away. For packages ensure 100 metres distance and for vehicles and anything bigger than a suitcase, 400 metres. 3. Take extreme care not to cause panic. 4. Inform the Police immediately. If you are a regular exhibitor, why not join our growing list of members?

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