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Pendleletting@Btconnect.Com Property Managers & Letting Agents for Residential & Commercial Properties in and around the Ribble Valley & Pendle Areas. 01200 446061 / 07794 366465 [email protected] or for prospective tenants please visit our website for our up to date availability list. www.pendlelettingagency.co.uk Proud to support The Hodder Valley Show www.hoddervalleyshow.co.uk 1 www.hoddervalleyshow.co.uk 2 THE HODDER VALLEY AGRICULTURAL & HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY LTD Registered Charity Number 1108592 Company Number 5328212 Show CPH 21/116/8002 The Society exists: To improve the standard of animal husbandry and horticultural practices. To foster and encourage interest amongst children and young people in agriculture and the countryside. To this end the Society shall organise an Annual Show and other social events. President: Mr John Barber Life Members: Mrs M Briggs, Mr A Carr, Mrs M Harrison, Mrs S Kendall, Mr J Parry, Mr E Pinder, Mr J Pinder, Mr N Schofield, Mrs K Mason Chairman Judith Smith 07817 046096 Vice-Chairman Julie Bennett 01200 448630 / 07817105063 Secretary Julie Harrison 01200 446698 / 07870 454621 Entries Linda Blakeman 01200 446358 Jean McNamee 01200 446605 Craft Tent Enquiries to Sarah Johnson 01200 446134 Food Marquee Lauren Wilson 01200 446301 Liz Hargreaves 07791 206490 Treasurer Jean Sandham 07763487622 Sponsorship & Advertising Sandra Johnson 07703217910 Trade Stands Sarah Johnson 01200 446134 Matthew Dugdale 01200 420200 The Hodder Valley Agricultural & Horticultural Society is a non-profit making company that exists solely to promote our Show. All our officers, stewards and committee members are volunteers www.hoddervalleyshow.co.uk 3 STEWARD CONTACT DETAILS CATTLE Chief Stewards Karen Swindlehurst 01200 446069 Lyn Marsden 01200 447368 Jayne Bristol 01200 446638 Stewards Richard Schofield 01729 840708 Richard Thornber 01200 446470 Richard Pinder Cattle Entries Jayne Bristol 01200 446638 SHEEP Chief Steward John Parkinson 01200 448676 Any Other Breed Upland Rachel Carr 01200 448228 Texel Philip Pinder 01200 446906 Lonk & Lonk Cross Rod Spence 01200 448244 A O B Lowland & P Lamb David Harrison 01200 446698 Swaledale Rowena Parkinson 01200 448676 John Parkinson 01200 448676 Special Classes Philip Pinder 01200 446906 Tom Robinson 01200 446634 Sheep Licences Helen Bury 01200 447626 Margaret Walker 01200 448661 CUP STEWARD Lucy Robinson 01200 446831 SHEEP DOG TRIALS David Carlton 01200 446660 HEAVY HORSES Gilly Musson 07949 109344 FIELD Graham Robinson 01995 61254 John Marsden 01200 447368 Tom Wells RVM 01200 448201 Andrew Wood 01200 448206 Horticultural Tents Thomas Robinson 01200 446831 Vintage Tractors Michael Fox 01200 428706 Main Ring Julie Bennett 01200 448630 Peter Marsden 01200 443726 Health & Safety Directors of HVS FELL RACE Stephen Cox 01200 447876 FLOWERS Ann Swindlehurst 01200 446352 FLORAL ART Linda Blakeman 01200 446358 VEGETABLES & FRUIT Margaret Bamford 01200 446674 Brenda Harrison 01200 446219 CAKES BREADS Audrey Spencer 01200 446716 & PUDDINGS Val Sharp 01200 446251 EGGS AND PRESERVES Jean McNamee 01200 446605 PHOTOGRAPHY Mary Beattie 01200 446086 Sandra Johnson 07703217910 HANDICRAFTS- ADULTS Hazel Waddington 01200 447239 HANDICRAFTS-CHILDREN Aldwyth Pearson 01200 446437 Caroline Owen 01200 446395 Linda Roberts 01200 446203 YFC HANDICRAFTS Christine Parkinson 07815 099748 YFC CALF SECTION Cattle Stewards YFC SHEEP SECTION Robert Parker 01200 448273 The Hodder Valley Agricultural & Horticultural Society is a non-profit making company that exists solely to promote our Show. All our Officers, Stewards and Committee members are volunteers www.hoddervalleyshow.co.uk 4 Keeping your farm moving With local depots, tankers and drivers on hand to keep farms moving, we’re proud to supply Lancashire with fuel, lubricants, heating oil and more. Fuel Heating Tanks Lubricants AdBlue Oil and Fuel Monitoring Contact Joyce or Mike at the Clitheroe depot 01200 449960or 07976 700974 [email protected] certasenergy.co.uk N848 - Hodder Valley Advert v4.indd 1 09/05/2019 15:41:30 Committed to providing a forward thinking service, based on a herd level preventative approach. Medicines dropped daily at Michael Hoyle & Co Ltd, Oakhill Farm Vets, Langley Lane, Goosnargh PR3 2JQ Clitheroe 01772 861300 | www.oakhill-vets.com www.hoddervalleyshow.co.uk 5 Just beautiful We’re proud to be guardians of some of the most spectacular countryside on the planet We own and work in some of the most beautiful parts of the North West. Through sustainable and environmental management, we work with farmers, land owners and stakeholders to protect and enhance drinking water quality, as well as improving the natural environment. We have a long history of doing just this on the 57,000 hectares of land we own around our reservoirs – many of which you can visit and enjoy for yourselves. For more information visit corporate.unitedutilities.com/corporate-responsibility www.hoddervalleyshow.co.uk 6 UU Hodder valley show programme advert.indd 1 05/05/2016 11:15 SUMMARY OF RULES. 1. The Society shall be called the Hodder Valley Agricultural and Horticultural Society. 2. The Society shall consist of a President, Chairperson , Treasurer, Secretary, Directors and General Committee. 3. The Society shall be supported by Donations, Fund Raising and Annual Subscriptions. 4. All classes are open unless specified as Local, in which case Local entries are confined to residents of the Hodder Watershed above Burholme Bridge and to the members of Slaidburn YFC. 5. All Exhibits must have been in the possession or under the cultivation of the Exhibitor at least 28 days prior to the date of the Show. Animals being exhibited must have been the bona fide property of the Exhibitor for 28 days on Show Day. Certificates will be required if necessary 6. If anyone procures any specimen from another, and exhibits it as their own production, they shall, if it is proved satisfactory to the Committee, forfeit all prizes awarded to them and be barred from exhibiting again for a period of 3 years. The Committee reserves the right to examine the garden and glass-­‐house of any Exhibitor prior to, or after the Show, and any Exhibitor refusing them admission will be disqualified. 7. All intending Exhibitors shall enter with the Secretary on or before the day fixed for the closing of the entries, and no entries shall be accepted unless sent with the fee in a sealed envelope OR paid online in full. All entries to be in no later than 18:00 hours 26th August 2019-­‐ this date to be strictly enforced. No late entries will be accepted. 8. The Committee reserves the right to refuse or accept any entry or to cancel any Class not having any competition. That the entry fees of Stock etc. not exhibited shall be forfeited 9. Suitable persons shall be appointed to examine stock previous to their being taken before the Judges and they shall have the power to disqualify all animals which may be entered in the wrong Class or which may be of other than the specified age. 10. Any cattle having cast a tooth making it ineligible for the Class entered will be transferred to the next appropriate Class. 11. Tampering with livestock will result in disqualification– This includes but is not a definitive list -­‐ Cows or heifers in milk should not have teat sealants applied, Setting of teats is prohibited and the administration of tranquillisers, sedatives or other drugs which affect the behaviour of the animal is prohibited 12. No animal should be shown if it has been bred or owned by the Judge 13. Children should not be allowed to handle bulls or any large, fractious animal. An adult should always be in attendance to take over if a child is having difficulty maintaining control of any animal. 14. The advice in the Approved Code of Practice “Preventing Accidents to Children in Agriculture” should be followed at all times. 15. All bulls aged 9 months and over must have a ring through their nose. This is stated in the Health and Safety Regulations Guidance Note GS36 regarding handling of bulls at agricultural shows. Bull exhibitors should acquaint themselves with this legislation. 16. Any animal thought to be unsafe for the general public will not be allowed into the cattle tents. www.hoddervalleyshow.co.uk 7 17. Exhibitors must ensure that their animals are properly halter trained before the Show. 18. All animals will be checked for their halters being on correctly and any animal found to be incorrectly haltered will not be allowed to enter the ring. 19. It is advised that all Beef Cattle should be shown with nose clips. Bulls see Rule 15 20. The use of electrical equipment will be allowed in restricted areas. only 21. The Judge shall have the right to reserve any prize where the Exhibit may be considered unworthy of it, or where there is insufficientmpetition, co also awarding extra prizes for merit. 22. All Prize Money will be available to be collected by the Exhibitor on Show Day. 23. That all objections shall be in writing and lodged with the Secretary together with a deposit of £10 on the day of the Exhibition. The onus (or otherwise) to rest with the objector. The objections to be decided by the Committee of Directors whose decision shall be final and not subject to any legal ruling. 24. All matters of dispute arising during the existence of the Society not otherwise provided for in these Rules and Regulations shall be decided by the Committee OF Directors, whose decision shall be final. 25. SPECIAL WARNING. The Committee shall not be responsible for any accident, loss or damage which may happen to any Exhibit. or for any accident which may happen to Members, Riders, Exhibitors or Spectators upon the field or otherwise. 26. ALL EXHIBITS AND LIVESTOCK MUST BE STAGED IN THE SHOW TENTS OR ON THE FIELD BY 9.30 am FOR JUDGING. NONE TO BE REMOVED BEFORE 4.30 pm.,( EXCEPT COW OR HEIFER ENTRIES WHICH MAY BE REMOVED AFTER THE GRAND PARADE) OR PRIZE MONEY MAY BE WITHHELD.
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