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67Th. Annual Agricultural Show Bannow & Rathangan Show Society (Affiliated to Irish Shows Association, Show Jumping Ireland and Irish Pony Society) Schedule of 67th. Annual Agricultural Show At Killag, Duncormick, Co. Wexford. on Thursday 14th. July, 2016. Judging of Ponies at 9.30 a.m. (Ring 6 at 10 a.m.) Judging of Horse Classes 10.00 a.m. Jumping Events start in Arena 1 at 10.00 a.m. Arenas 2 & 3 - 11.00 a.m. Arena 4 - 10.30 a.m. Dressage at 9. a.m. Dog Show at 2.00 p.m. Entries Close With Hon. Sec. on 1st. July. Secretary: Anne White, Killag, Duncormick, Co. Wexford. Mob: 087 6121008 Tel: 053 9148847 Asst. Secretary: Elizabeth Freeman, The Ballagh, Mob: 087 7560871 Tel: 053 9136588 Secretary, Home Industry Section: Tel: 085 1741236 Treasurers: Eileen Cullen, Pembrokestown, Duncormick. Ronald Scanlon, Balloughton, Wellingtonbridge. Safety Officers: Neil Murphy, Nick Sinnott, Peter Hayes, John Furlong, David Furlong, Fintan Ffrench, Donal Keane, Peadar Keane, George Whitehead, Martin Goff, Joe Scallan, Kevin Roche, Pat White, Nick White, Rory Hannigan, Matty Reville. www.bannowrathanganshow.com email: [email protected] Important Safety Notice Bannow & Rathangan Show Society will endeavor to assist and co-oper- ate with exhibitors regarding safety, however exhibitors shall accept absolute responsibility in respect of the control and behaviour of all their exhibits at the show. Exhibitors shall be solely responsible for all legal liability arising as a result of any injury or damage caused by an animal, their property or under their control at the show. Therefore, the exhibitor and trader must effect appropriate policies of insurance to indemnify the Bannow & Rathangan Show Society, its Officers and Members against any claim, action or proceedings brought against it as a result of the negligence or breach of duty of the Exhibitor or Trader. Signed: Bannow & Rathangan Show Society. Important Notice to Animal Owners involved in Showing Animals The Irish Shows Association would advise all Animal Owners who have their Animals Insured to have the Insurance Cover extended to cover them while showing animals at Shows. It may cost very little or nothing at all depending on who you have Insurance Cover with. The reason for giving this advice is that if your animal were to injure some- one or damage someones property and it is established that your animal was out of control at that time, you may be held responsible or partly responsible for any injury or damage caused, and may end up paying all or part of any settlement reached. All riders should wear appropriate head gear, which complies with up to date Safety Standards. SHOW RAFFLE Kindly organised by Anna Lambert & Patricia Jordan 1st. €300. 2nd. €200. 3rd. €100. 4th. €80. 5th. - 10th. €50 each Tickets: €2 each. 3 for €5. To be drawn on Show Day @ 4 p.m. approx. Note: All gates on show field will be locked at 9 pm on the eve of Show. 2 TIMETABLE OF EVENTS 9.00 a.m. Dressage Classes 9.30 a.m. Judging of Pony Classes - Ring No’s. 5, 7, & 8. 10.00 a.m. Judging of Pony Classes - Ring 6. 10.00 a.m. ‘Pettitt's SuperValu Novice Show Jumping Championship’ Arena 1. 10.00 a.m. Judging of Horses. Rings 1 - 4. 10.30 a.m. Arena 4 - Show Jumping. 10.30 a.m. Arena 2 - Show Jumping. 11.00 a.m. Sheep, Poultry & Pets Corner Judging. 10.30 a.m. Arena 3 - Showjumping. 11.00 a.m. Judging of Young Handlers in Cattle Section 11.30 a.m. Cookery, Crafts, Flowers, Photography Judging. 12.00 noon Judging of Cattle and Goats. 12.30 p.m. Sheep Dog Trials. 1.00 p.m. Tae Kwon Do Display by Ballymitty Tae Kwon Do Club at Dog Show ring. 1.30 p.m. Final of "The €6,000, 3 Year Old Horse All Ireland Championship", Class 24. 2.00 p.m. Dog Show. 4.00 approx. Parade of Vintage Machinery (after 3 yr. old Horse Final) 4.00 approx. Raffle. 5.30 approx. Inter Hunt Chase Events in ‘The Courtyard’ 12.30 Plant Care and advice with Killinick District Garden Club. 1.00 Puppet Show with Mr. Cool. 1.30 Music by Tony Jeffers. 2.15 Puppet Show with Mr. Cool. 3.00 Fashion Show - with fashions by Wallaces of Wellingtonbridge. 4.00 Musical Entertainment by Forge Fusion. Events in ‘Food Village’ 11.45 - 12.30: Cookery Demonstration with Gopal Kawendar, Silver Fox Restaurant, Kilmore Quay. 12.45 - 1.45 First Cook Off with demonstration by Chef Adrian. 2.00 - 3.00 Second Cook Off with demonstration by Phelim Byrne Seasuir 3.15 - 4.15 Third Cook Off with demonstration by Chef Adrian. 4.30 Results announced. Bannow & Rathangan Show Society acknowledges the support received from The Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine, assisting with Insurance costs. 3 NOTICES • Due to the large volume of traffic arriving for the Show, we ask all patrons to allow extra time to get to the Showgrounds. • Please note, there is a new entrance to the Showgrounds from the Baldwinstown road. • Please obey the Gardai and Stewards on duty. • Submit all entries on time to ensure they are included in the Catalogue. • Intending exhibitors are advised to ensure that their Public Liability Insurance covers the exhibition of their Bloodstock/Livestock/any animal at Public Shows. • All Perpetual Cups to be inscribed and returned to Secretary or Committee Member not later than 1st. July, 2016. DRESSAGE CLASSES COMMENCING AT 9 A.M. Class 1 BD Intro A (Walk & Trot Test Only) Open to all including lead rein Class 2 IPC Pre Novice Eventing Test 2013 (Juniors) Class 3 BE 90 Test 91 - 2009 Class 4 BE 90 Test 96 - 2016 Class 5 BD Novice 34 - 2009 ALL TESTS AVAILABLE ON www.dressagediagrams.com & www.airc.ie Tom Doyle Perpetual Plaque, Horse Rug + Coin. Kindly presented by the Doyle Family, Ballybro, Rosslare in memory of Tom. Confined to local adult riders for highest scoring test on the day. Entry Fee: €10 per Test. Prizes: €30, €20, €10. Entries to: Sarah Jane Doyle. Mobile 087 - 9546192 before Mon. 11th. July, 2016. TIMES AVAILABLE TUESDAY, 12TH JULY, 7 - 9 P.M. 4 CONDITIONS OF ENTRY AND RULES 1. Entries close on Friday, 1st. July and must be accompanied by correct entry fee. 2. All entries are made to and accepted by the Bannow & Rathangan Show Society Company Limited. 3. Cheques, Postal Orders and all monies payable to Bannow & Rathangan Show Society. 4. All Exhibits to be presented by 10.00 a.m. Ring 6 by 9.30 a.m. - Horse Jumping Entries (see Schedule) 5. Rosettes, Cards and Badges of other Shows not allowed on any exhibit. 6. No second prize for less than three entries and no third prize for less than five entries, no fourth prize for less than seven entries in any class. No prizes for one entry. 7. All horses shown in Riding Classes shall not be shown in hand except in the case of special prizes. 8. Neither the Company, Committee or Landowners will be responsible for any loss, accident or damage to any exhibit while at the show or in transit to or therefore. All entries are accepted at Owners risk. No claim for compensation arising out of the Show will be entertained, neither will liability be accepted for any accident to any exhibitor, his or her servants or to any spectator present. 9. The Show Committee reserve the right to abandon or postpone the Show or can- cel or alter any class. 10. No animal is eligible for entry in more than one Class except in the case of spe- cial prizes. 11. Exhibitors must satisfy themselves that their exhibits are in correct classes and bear correct number before judging commences. 12. All dogs must be on leads. 13. The decision of the Judges shall be final, and the instructions of stewards and officials must be obeyed at all times. 14. In the event of an appointed Judge not being available on day of show the com- mittee reserves the right to appoint a Judge. 15. All Cups are Perpetual. The winner of any Cup shall be responsible to the Secretary for its safe custody and for production and delivery to the Society in the same condition in which it was received not later than 1st July, 2017. 16. All objections must be lodged with the Secretary within thirty minutes of the con- clusion of the class or event concerned. No objection shall be accepted or consid- ered by the Committee unless lodged before said time. Each objection shall be accompanied by a fee of €30 which will be retained if objection is over-ruled. 17. Each Exhibitor or their agent shall be prepared to certify all statements in his or her Entry Form in any manner the Committee may require. 18. Prize winners may at the discretion of the Judges and/or the Committee be required to subject their animals to a Veterinary examination. 5 19. All foals must be adequately haltered and led, the Committee reserve the absolute right to have any foal removed from the Show Grounds and to forfeit their entry fee if not properly led and haltered. 20. All entries made by telephone must be followed by correct entry fee. 21. A 'Pass' covers free entry to the show for one person only. 22. 5% on all prize winners in horse, pony, cattle and sheep classes will be deducted from prize winners and forwarded to the I.S.A. 23. Prize money for the Home Industry and Dogs will be paid out on Show Day and will have to be signed for.
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