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Stithians Show HORTICULTURE SECTION Stithians Show President: Paul Hancock Monday 15th July, 2019 HORTICULTURE SECTION SCHEDULE Section Secretary: Mrs. G. Beard Glenmor, Chacewater, Truro Tel: 01872 560609 Entries close: 6th July 2019 1 IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO RECEIVE A SCHEDULE FOR ONE OF THE OTHER SECTIONS, see www.stithians.show (select “competition schedules”) or contact Section direct 01326 379371 Arts/Craft/Cook Sue Martin [email protected] 074 84 344 469 Cage Birds Andrew Burley 01209 860148 [email protected] Cattle Helen Roskilly 01872 864731 [email protected] Cavies Wil Goldsworthy 01209 213122 [email protected] Dogs June Trethowan 01209 217521 [email protected] 01209 215058 carnbreacommittee@gmail. Dog Agility Mel Small 079 90 913 623 com 01726 823800 Goats Julia Clarke [email protected] 077 73 886992 Horses Natalie Haworth 078 77 407 222 [email protected] Horticulture Glennis Beard 01872 560609 [email protected] Pigeons Liz Watts 01209 716575 ––––– Poultry Tony Jose 079 68 892 442 ––––– 01752 923480 Rabbits Nina Hosking [email protected] 074 70 357416 Sheep Sarah Moyle 078 17 913 116 [email protected] 01209 862839 YFC Rachael Benney [email protected] 079 31 810377 2 President: Paul Hancock Hon. Life Members: Mr. & Mrs R. Andrew, Mrs. P. Bell, Mr & Mrs P.J. Brown, G.M. Buckingham, Esq., W.B. Buckingham, Esq., M. Burley, Esq., G. Downing, Esq., Mrs. J. Gluyas, Mrs. S. Knight, Miss K.J. Mead, C.H. Opie, Esq., E. H. Opie, Esq., T.K. Plummer, Esq., W. Prowse, Esq., Mrs. H. M. Roskilly, L.A. Roskilly Esq., Mrs. E. Tangye, Mrs. Y. Toms, Mrs. K.R. Tremayne and A.T Williams, Esq. Annual Show Monday 15th July 2019 St. Stythians Band In attendance throughout the day Grand Evening Concert In the Marquee at 8.00 p.m. by St. Stythians Band (Musical Director: James Burns) & Treverva Male Voice Choir (Musical Director: Paul Triggs) Compere: Revd. Danny Reed More information: www.stithians.show 3 Horticulture Section 2019 [email protected] Hon Joint Secretaries Mrs G Beard Tel 018792 560609 Mrs S Knight Tel 01209 212903 Mrs E Tangye Tel 01872 865755 Mr G Downing Tel 01872 561720 Rev D Reed Tel 01326 572303 Dear Exhibitor Thank you to those who have supported us by exhibiting in the Horticulture Section. We very much look forward to receiving entries from old friends and new exhibitors in 2019. Information for competitors 1 Closing date for entries is Saturday 6th July 2019, but entries received after Saturday 15th June 2019 will not be listed in the catalogue. 2 Late entries on Show Day strictly restricted to 5 per exhibitor. 3 Entry fee for all classes is 25p per exhibit. 4 Confined classes apply to past and / or present residents of Stithians Parish. 5 No exhibits to be removed from the marquee before 6pm on Show Day. 6 In the event of a tie for most points, an additional point will be awarded to the Exhibitor with most first prizes. 7 Cups and Trophies will be presented in the Horticulture marquee at 5pm on Show Day. 8 Prize money will be available for collection from the Horticulture Secretary between 5.45 and 6.30pm on Show Day, or from the Secretary within 1 month. 9 Parking for Horticulture Section Exhibitors will be available in a field nearby the Horticulture marquee. Trollies and manpower will be available to help carry exhibits to the Horticulture marquee. Any exhibitor parking adjacent to the marquee must remove their vehicle to the car park as soon as exhibits have been unloaded. (Applies Sunday and Monday) 10 Please return all perpetual cups and trophies, in good condition, at least one week before the 2020 Show. 11 Each 1st prize shall be awarded 5 points, 2nd prize 3 points, and 3rd prize 1 point. 12 The Association reserves the right to publish the name and home town address of all exhibitors. 13 Confirmation of receipt of entries will not be posted out to exhibitors 14 Those requiring an exhibitor parking pass by post should enclose a stamped addressed envelope with their entries 15 Exhibitors will only be exempt from payment of gate entry fee on Show Day if 20 or more bench quality exhibits are shown. 4 Section 1 Open Fruit and Vegetables Judges Mr C H Thomas Penstraze Mr D Endean Ruan Minor (Intermediate and Novice Classes) Section Information A Only 1 entry per competitor, per class, permitted in Section 1 B All exhibits to be bona fide grown by the Exhibitor and must be brought to the Horticulture Tent and benched between 2pm Sunday 14th July and 8.45am on Show Day. C No prize money will be awarded for fruit or vegetables unless sufficiently matured to be fit for the table. D The Committee is allowed the right to inspect the garden of any Exhibitor after receiving the entry. This rule will be strictly enforced. E If the number of entries in any class do not exceed three the Judge will be at liberty to withhold any prize. F The decision of the Judges in all classes to be final. G Any Exhibitor making a breach of the foregoing rules forfeits all prize money. H Prize money for all classes is 1st £1, 2nd 75p, 3rd 50p, except class 40 which is 1st £4, 2nd £3, 3rd £2, class 41 which is 1st £3, 2nd £2, 3rd £1,and class 42 which is 1st £6, 2nd £4, 3rd £2. I Adult perpetual cup winners also receive a £5 garden voucher for each cup won. Vouchers kindly donated by Penventon Nurseries (unless otherwise stated). Children will receive a replica trophy kindly donated by Cornwall Trophies, Illogan Highway. J Winners of and second “most points” will also receive £15 & £10 respectively, kindly donated by Hine Downing Solicitors K Please state width of “collections” on your entry forms. L Judging commences 8.45am sharp. Classes 1 Beet, Globe, 3. 2 Beet, Long or intermediate, 3. 3 Beans, Broad, 6. 4 Beans, Runner, 6. 5 Beans, French, 6 6 Cabbage, 1. 7 Carrots, Long,3. 8 Carrots, Stump rooted, any variety, 3. 9 Cucumber, brace of. 10 Cucumber,1. 11 Courgettes, 3, not longer than 200mm. 12 Leeks, 2. 13 Lettuce, Cabbage, Smooth leaf, 1. 14 Lettuce, Cabbage, Curly leaf, 1. 15 Onions, Red, 3. 16 Onions, Sets, any one variety, 3. 17 Onions, grown from seed, any one variety, 3. 18 Peppers,2, capsicum sweet 19 Parsley, Fronds, 6. 20 Herbs, 1 vase, at least 3 varieties 21 Celery, 1 22 Parsnips, 3. 23 Peas, Pods, 6. 24 Potatoes, white, 3. (A white potato with a coloured eye is classed as a bi-coloured potato) 5 25 Potatoes, coloured, 3. 26 Potatoes, bi- coloured, 3. 27 Rhubarb, stalks,3. 28 Tomatoes,Red, 4. 29 Cherry Tomatoes,Red, 6. 30 Tomatoes, 4, any other colour 31 Turnips, garden swede, 3. 32 Turnips, any other one variety 3. 33 Shallots, 6 hybrid. 34 Shallots, red, 6, not hybrids 35 Shallots, 6 pickling. (30mm max diameter) 36 Shallots, cluster as grown, fully exposed, no container. 37 Radish, 6, any variety 38 Garlic, 3 bulbs 39 Any other vegetable, 1. 40 Potatoes, collection of 4 varieties, 3 of each. 41 Salad collection, any variety or varieties. 42 Vegetable collection of 6 different kinds, 3 of each. 43 Currants, Black, 20 on a plate 44 Loganberries, 12 (tayberries excluded). (Tayberries have a core, loganberries do not) 45 Gooseberries, any variety, 8. 46 Raspberries, 12. 47 Strawberries, 8. 48 Dish of any other fruit(s) not mentioned above INTERMEDIATE CLASSES (intermediate is defined as those beyond novice standard but not yet sufficiently proficient to compete with seasoned exhibitors) 49 Lettuce, 1. 50 Carrots, 2. 51 Beetroot, 2. 52 Potatoes, 2, same variety. 53 Onions, 2, from seed or sets. 54 Shallots, 4. 55 Vase of mixes herbs. 56 Courgettes, 3, not longer than 200mm. 57 Rhubarb, stalks,3. 58 Any other kind of vegetable,1. 59 A basket or trug of at least 3 kinds of vegetables, minimum of 8 items. 60 A dish of any 1 kind of fruit. 61 Vase of flowers, 4 stems, any variety. NOVICE CLASSES (a novice is someone who has won no more than 3 x 1st prizes in 3 consecutive years at the Show) 62 Lettuce, 1. 63 Carrots, 2. 64 Beetroot, 2. 65 Potatoes, 2, same variety. 66 Onions, 2, from seed or sets. 67 Shallots, 4. 68 Vase of mixes herbs. 69 Courgettes, 3, not longer than 200mm. 70 Rhubarb, stalks,3. 71 Any other kind of vegetable,1. 72 A basket or trug of at least 3 kinds of vegetables, minimum of 8 items. 73 A dish of any 1 kind of fruit. 74 Vase of flowers, 4 stems, any variety. 6 JUNIOR CLASSES 75 Salad collection, any 3 kinds, 2 of each. (Competitor to be aged under 11 on Show Day) 76 Salad collection, any 3 kinds, 2 of each. (Competitor to be aged 11-16 on Show Day) 77 Vegetable collection, any 3 kinds, 2 of each. (Competitors to be aged under 11 on Show Day) 78 Vegetable collection, any 3 kinds, 2 of each. (Competitors to be aged 11-16 on Show Day) NOVELTY CLASSES 79 Heaviest potato, 1. 80 Longest runner bean 81 Best mis-shaped vegetable, any. CUPS AND TROPHIES TO BE WON IN SECTION 1 Charles Andrew Silver Cup (perpetual) plus £15 donated by Hine Downing Solicitors - Most points classes 1-39 Hine Downing Solicitors Cup (perpetual) plus £10 donated by Hine Downing Solicitors - 2nd highest points classes 1-39 John Howard Williams Cup (perpetual) - Best exhibit classes 1 - 39 & 41 Harry Mitchell Memorial Cup (perpetual) - Best exhibit class 40 W M Mitchell Memorial Cup (perpetual) - Best exhibit class 42 Jean Burley Cup Silver Cup (perpetual) - Most points classes 43 - 48 Brian Prowse Cup (perpetual) - Best exhibit classes 43 - 48 BHGS Hayle Perpetual Cup + £5 voucher (donated by BHGS Ltd) - Most points classes 49 - 61 J C Tresidder Memorial Cup (perpetual) - Best exhibit classes 49 - 61 Seymour Trevena Cup (perpetual) - Most points classes 62 - 74 Peter Greenway Memorial Trophy + £5 voucher (donated by BHGS Ltd) - Best exhibit classes 62 - 74 Junior Collection Cup (perpetual) - Best exhibit classes 75 - 78 7 Section 2 Open Flowers and Plants Judges Mr P Sleeman St Blazey Sweet Peas Mr G Tripp Constantine Flowers Mr N Pascoe Helston Flowers Mr I Facey Gwenap Cacti Section Information A Only one entry per competitor, per class, in classes 82 to 95.
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