TOCKWITH & DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY

SCHEDULE for the 72nd Show 1945-2017 To be held at Tockwith and District Showground Cattal Moor Lane Tockwith YO26 7QH On SUNDAY 6th AUGUST 2017 OVER £5000 PRIZE MONEY AND 120 TROPHIES

Admission: Adults £10.00, Children (Under 16) Free Free Vehicle Parking

The Tockwith and District Agricultural Show is run by the Tockwith and District Agricultural Society Ltd which is a Registered Charity (No. 1105149) and is an affiliated member of the Yorkshire Federation of Show Societies

(1) CONTENTS Page 3. Welcome Note 5. General Information 7. Section Stewards 8. Society Members 9. Show Rules 10. Friends For Life 11. Friends (continued) 12. Friends Application Form 13. Show Advertisers & Sponsors 14. Main Ring Timetable 15. Farmers Market & Working Crafts Exhibitors 16. Shire and Heavy Horse Class Details 17. Shire and Heavy Horse Entry Form 19. Horse & Pony Events Time Table 20. Horse & Pony Showing Class Details 21. Horse & Pony Class Details (Continued) 22. Horse & Pony Class Details (Continued) 23. Horse & Pony Show Jumping Class Details 24. Horse & Pony Entry Form 25. Gymkhana, Clear Round, Chase Me Charlie & Dressage 26. Sheep Class Details 27. Sheep Class Details (Continued) 28. Pigs Class Details 29. Sheep & Pigs Entry Forms 33. Companion Dog Show & Jack Russells Class Details 34. Dog Dash, Pets, Rural Crafts & Farm Produce Class Details 35. Pets Entry Form 38. Vintage Tractor & Motor Vehicle Class Details 40. Vintage Tractor Entry Form 41. Motor Vehicle Entry Form 42. Open Crafts Class Details 45. Open Crafts Entry Form 47. Produce & Preserves Class Details 49. Produce & Preserves Entry Forms 51. Horticulture Class Details 52. Horticulture Class Details (Continued) 53. Horticultural Entry Form 55. Schools Poetry Competition 58. Children’s Section & Fancy Dress Class Details 59. Children’s Section Entry Form 61. Yorkshire Country Women's Class Details 62. Yorkshire Country Women's Class Details (Continued)

(2) WELCOME

Welcome to the Schedule for the 72nd Tockwith & District Agricultural Show which this year will be held on SUNDAY 6th August. The Directors and Committee of Tockwith Show do hope that you will come and see the Show and, as important, enter one (or more) of almost 300 classes contained in this schedule. Without entries there cannot be a show!

The schedule is available on our website at: www.tockwithshow.org.uk We are happy to receive requests for a posted schedule for the 2018 show now so please contact the Secretary as soon as possible at [email protected] or by telephoning 07976 268012 .

We will continue to make copies of the schedule available in shops and pubs in the area but unless you made a request for a posted schedule either last year or now you will not receive one. We do hope you understand the reasons for requesting your address details if you require a posted schedule.

Like most country shows we are happy for you to bring your dog onto the showground. However we have to insist that dogs are kept under control and on a lead at all times with the exception of when in the Dog Scurry area.

The Directors and Committee Tockwith and District Agricultural Society April 2017

(3) (4) TOCKWITH AND DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL SHOW NEWS AND INFORMATION

Just to remind you that the show this year will be held on SUNDAY 6th August 2017.

May Bank Holiday Car Boot Sale This will take place on the show field on Monday May 1st. 7am for sellers and 8am for buyers.

President’s Charities This years president (Richard Search) is supporting St Michael’s Hospice and the Follifoot Park Disabled Riders Group

Dressage Competition We will again be holding an Unaffiliated Dressage Competition under British Dressage Rules on the day before the main show that is Saturday 5th August 2017. For full details please refer to our website, contact Sally Anne Hannington via email at [email protected] or on 07702 624817.

Show Events In the 2017 Show we will be incorporating many of the favourite events from last years show. In particular look out for the Inter Pub Tug-o-War where the ladies will be competing for the “Ladies Interpub Challenge” cup and the men will be competing for the “Mens Interpub Challenge” cup. After its ongoing success at the 2016 show we will again be having the Children’s Discovery Zone sponsored by Kirk Hammerton Parish Council. Exhibitors include Hatchit, Yorkshire Hurdles, the York Feltmakers and Liliput Forge. As the show is on a Sunday there will again be a Church Service of Holy Communion in the Church Marquee on the show field at 10.30am for those wishing to take part in an act of worship. The Yorkshire Brass Quintet will be playing a selection of easy listening music after the service. There will also be around 80 trade stands with the “Costcutter Tockwith Trophy” for the best Stand. The Farriers will be back demonstrating their craft and competing for the Best Farrier Apprentice (Bob Harland Memorial Trophy) and the Best Farrier (Tockwith Show Challenge Cup). Flat Cap Chucking will once again be hosted by the Wetherby Lions with the “Flat Cap Trophy” for the longest chuck.

Bonfire & Firework Display 5th November The 8th Tockwith Show Bonfire & Firework Display will take place on Sunday November 5th. Refreshments will be available. Local sausage and hot pork sandwiches, homemade soup and cakes, hot and cold drinks etc.

The Future To stage a show of this size we rely on support from a large number of people. That support is normally through giving of their time or financial support through Sponsorship and attendance at our fund raising events. If you could help in any way please get in touch with Sam Blacker/ Mike Tham (our Chairmen), Steve Ross (Show Secretary) or any Director or Committee member. Each year some Committee members retire and some people are no longer able to support us financially. We thank them for their support but need to keep the numbers up! Can you help? Please get in touch.

Data Protection Act Completion of an entry form implies your acceptance that your name may be published in any publication listing prize winners. If you wish your name to be excluded from results publications please contact the Show Secretary on 07976 268012 or [email protected]

(5) (6) Class Senior Stewards Children’s Section Miss K L Atkinson, Moss Carrs Farm Cottage, York Road, Bickerton, Wetherby, LS22 5EN Tel: 01937 845638 Companion Dog Show Mrs Sally Walker, 9 The Crescent, Green Hammerton, York, YO26 8BW Tel: & Jack Russells 01423 330459 Fancy Dress Mrs M Atkinson, Moss Carrs Farm Cottages, Bickerton, Wetherby, LS22 5EN. Tel: 01937 845638 Farm Produce Mr D Hannington, Bracken House, Moorside, Tockwith, York, YO26 7QG. Tel: 01423 35924 Farmers Market Mrs J Slinger, Skewkirk Hall, Tockwith, YorkYO26 7QL Tel: 07769 262923 Gymkhana Mr G Burnell, Millfield Farm, Tockwith Road, Bilton-in-Ainsty, York, YO26 7PA. Tel: 01423 358480 Horticultural Mrs Annette Chelingsworth, Tulip Cottage, Kirk Hammerton, York, YO26 8BX Tel: 07790 996603 Classic Vehicles Mr Derek Burnell, Miry Carr Farm Bungalow, Thorner Lane, Thorner, LS14 3DP Tel: 01132 893050 Open Crafts Mrs A Ross, 35 St Thomas’s Way, Green Hammerton, York, YO26 8BE. Tel: 01423 339863 Pets Miss C Colley, 3 Coronation Terrace, Knaresborough, HG3 8JN Tel: 07709 896776 Pigeons/Poultry/Eggs Mr. R.Cornforth, 4 Rosemary Court, Easingwold, York, YO61 3EZ. See Separate Fur & Feather Schedule Pigs Mrs G Watson, 2 Manor Chase, Long Marston, York, YO26 7RB. Tel: 07872 390962 Produce/Preserves Mrs A Ross, 35 St Thomas’s Way, Green Hammerton, York, YO26 8BE. Tel: 01423 339863 Rabbits Mrs Sheila Cornforth, 4 Rosemary Court, Easingwold, York, YO61 3EZ. See Separate Fur & Feather Schedule Rural Crafts Mr D Hannington, Bracken House, Moorside, Tockwith, York, YO26 7QG. Tel: 01423 359248 or 07801923013 Sheep Mr M Slinger, Skewkirk Hall, Tockwith, YorkYO26 7QL Tel: 07769 262923 Shire/Heavy Horses Mr P J Young, 2 Highfield Cottages, Walshford, Wetherby, LS22 5HT. Tel: 01423 359134 Horse/Pony Showing Mrs Jane Burnell, The Hall Stables, Hutton Wandsley, York, YO26 7NA Classes 8 to 37 Tel: 07944 705825 Show Jumping Mrs S A Hannington, Bracken House, Moorside, Tockwith, York, YO26 7QG. Classes 42 to 50 Tel: 01423 359248 or 07702 624817 Trade Stands Email: [email protected] Vintage Machinery Mrs Christine Barber, 4 Abbey Lane, Healaugh, Tadcaster, LS24 8DF. Tel: 01937 834640 Working Crafts Mrs M Atkinson, Moss Carrs Farm Cottages, Bickerton, Wetherby,LS22 5EN. Tel: 01937 845638 YCA Mrs Anita Taylor, 6 Western Rd, Rotherham, South Yorkshire, S65 2EX Tel: 01709 296883

Entry Forms can be found in the Schedule next to the appropriate section. Additional forms are also available on the web site at www.tockwithshow.org.uk

(7) Tockwith & District Agricultural Society Ltd

PRESIDENT Mr Richard Search

President Elect Mrs Fiona Harris

Past Presidents Maj C York, Miss S Dunnington, Mrs M Machin , Mr H Blacker, Mr N Hildreth, Mr S Mecrow, Mr T Tunnard, Col E York, Mr J Platts, Mrs S York, Mr W R Lofthouse, Mrs A Handley, Mr M Allen, Mr C Farrer, Mrs B Otley, Dr R Porter, Mr P Hughes, Mrs A L James, Mrs B M Lofthouse, Mr J Penty, Mr E Alton, Mr R Taylor, Mr M Tham, Mr N Waller, Mr M Bell, Mr S Blacker, Mr S Coggrave, Mrs S Burckhardt

Honorary Vice Presidents Mr E Alton, Mr S Oldfield, Mr S Shuttleworth Messrs: R Blacker, B Fox, T Gill, D Padget, J Platts, P Phillips, G Wilson, Col E York, S Raisbeck, Mesdames: A Handley, A Hourihan, J Mecrow, B Otley, J Waller, L Raisbeck

Chairmen Mr S Blacker & Mr M Tham

Vice Chairman Mr A Robinson

Honorary Secretary Mr Steve Ross 35 St. Thomas’s Way, Green Hammerton, York YO26 8BE. Tel 07976 268012

Directors Mr S Ross, Mr M Taylor, Mr M Tham, Mrs M Atkinson, Mrs J Burnell, Mr A Robinson, Mr M Barrett (Treasurer), Mrs J Nottingham & Mr S Blacker

Council Members Messrs: A Alton, A Barber, W Bowyer, G Burnell, J Deighton, P Dodgson, E Bird, C Nottingham, D Hannington, E Hope, P Hughes, P Robinson, M Slinger, N Waller, P Young, T Hildreth, I Barker Mesdames: M Atkinson, C Barber, A Barnes, J Burnell, J Davey, L Hannington, H Hopper, G Watson, A Ross, J Slinger, H Wilson, M Young, K Barker, SA Hannington

Trophy Steward Mrs Jo Nottingham, Spring Cottage, Boroughbridge Road, Green Hammerton, York, YO26 8AE. 07508030143

Honorary Legal Advisor/Health & Safety Officer Mr P Robinson

Honorary Accountants Peter Howard & Co

Honorary Veterinary Surgeons Parkhill Vets, Wetherby

Public Relations Vicky Carr ([email protected])

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(8) GENERAL RULES If any exhibitor shall, in the opinion of the Show Committee, infringe any of the Rules and Regulations of this Show, he shall be liable to forfeit all claims to any prize which may have been awarded to him, or he may otherwise be dealt with as the Committee in their absolute discretion may think fit. Neither the Tockwith and District Agricultural Society Limited nor any of its trustees, directors, members or any relevant landowners accept any responsibility whatsoever for any loss, damage or injury howsoever or whatsoever arising as a result of attendance at this event. In the event of a complaint in writing being lodged with the Secretary against an exhibitor or competitor, the person complaining shall at the time deposit £20, which shall be forfeited should the complaint not be sustained or refunded if the complaint is sustained. The Judge shall have the power of withholding or reducing the value of the prize where exhibits are considered unworthy of the prize offered. Only two prizes to be given for under four judged entries in any class. No person except the Judge or other Authorised Officials shall be allowed to remain in the Marquees during judging. The Judge’s decision is final. All classes open except where otherwise stated. The Committee reserve the right to accept or refuse any trade stand at their discretion. These rules and also those given under respective classes must be strictly adhered to, and each entry implies acceptance of the Rules. All competitors and exhibitors of livestock, including horses, must have their own Public Liability Insurance No persons other than Officials or Competitors are allowed in the Ring or Collecting Ring. Except where otherwise stated, all trophies are perpetual and cannot be won outright and will be held until the date of the next show, unless recalled earlier by the Society. They must be returned by 10am on the morning of the show in a sound clean condition. Competitors are reminded that it is their responsibility to insure against damage caused by their animals. The Committee are not responsible for the medical condition of any animal entered by any exhibitor which might be contagious, that causes loss or damage to other animals. All exhibitors of animals are expected to comply with the specific rules relating to their breed of animal (these are listed separately within the Schedule). In the event of unfavourable weather or some other unusual circumstance the Committee are empowered to cancel the Show and will not hold themselves responsible for any expenses, except entry fees, which might be incurred by any competitor, who should make a claim to the Secretary via SAE. Trophies available from 3.30pm.

AGRICULTURAL RULES All stock and farm produce to be on the field half an hour prior to judging. No livestock or farm produce entries to be moved off the showground before 4.00pm.

HORTICULTURAL, PRODUCE & PRESERVES, CHILDREN’S SECTION AND OPEN CRAFT RULES All exhibits must be staged by 10.30am. Children’s Section exhibits must be staged by 10am. All specimens, where possible, shall be correctly named. No exhibits to be removed before 4.30pm. All entry forms, together with entry fees, must be forwarded to the Section Senior Steward by the closing date published in this Schedule. All specimens (except Floral Effect Classes) must be the bona fide property of the Exhibitor and have been cultivated by him/her, on his/her land, or on land rented by him/her. Such exhibits must have been in the possession of the exhibitor for at least three months prior to the Show. In the event of a complaint being lodged with the Secretary, the Committee shall have the power to inspect the garden of the exhibitor in question. Exhibitors may only exhibit one entry per class in the Horticultural and Produce & Preserves Classes. All exhibits in the Open Crafts and Children’s Section must be the exhibitors own work and not to have been exhibited at any previous Tockwith Show.

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(9) FRIENDS OF TOCKWITH SHOW as at 31 March 2017 Mr & Mrs R Hall Marton cum Grafton FRIENDS FOR LIFE Mr & Mrs M Hanson Bickerton Mr & Mrs M J Allen, Cattal Mr & Mrs T & D Hare North Deighton Mr & Mrs E Alton, Bilton in Ainsty Mr & Mrs I Harris Bramham Mr & Mrs C Billenness, Cowthorpe Mr & Mrs S Hepworth Cattal Mr & Mrs K Bramley, Cattal Drs J & M Hopkinson Kirk Hammerton Mr & Mrs P Chasney Mr & Mrs L Hornby Kirk Hammerton Mr J & Mrs P Cook - Marton cum Grafton Mr & Mrs P Hughes Angram Mr J Humby Tockwith Mr & Mrs E Hartley, Tockwith Mr & Mrs J.G. Isles Bosotn Spa Mrs C Helfferich, Crayke Mr D & Mrs P Jackson Tockwith Mr & Mrs O G James, Bilton in Ainsty Mrs & Mrs M & A Jenkins Tockwith Mr M Leather, Ingmanthorpe Mr & Mrs M Kennett Tockwith Mr & Mrs B and J Lester, Whixley Mr M Kettlewell & Ms M Kirby Cowthorpe Mr & Mrs C & J Lightley, Long Marston Mr & Mrs M Knox Tockwith Mrs. B M Lofthouse, Bilton-in-Ainsty Mr & Mrs C M Leather Green Hammerton Mrs G Marriner, Boston Spa Mr & Mrs K Ledson Tockwith Mr & Mrs A Ludlow Olton Miss L McWhinnie, Boston Spa Mr & Mrs A Lurcuck Wetherby Mr & Mrs S Palmer, Bilton in Ainsty Mrs & Mrs R Marsden Cowthorpe Mr J Penty, Long Marston Mr & Mrs S & K Middlebrook Brayton Dr & Mrs R Porter, Crayke Mr & Mrs S Mills Tadcaster Mr & Mrs S Raisbeck, New Zealand Mr N Milner & Elaine Sibley Tockwith Mr & Mrs R & S Search, Long Marston Mr & Mrs C Nottingham Green Hammerton Miss M Shilleto, Tockwith Mr & Mrs M Pearce Tockwith Mrs J Simpson, Thorpe Arch Mr & Mrs J & P Pick Kirk Hammerton Mrs J Place Tockwith Mr & Mrs R Taylor, Wetherby Ms Mary Pollitt & John Farrow Owmby by Spittal Mr & Mrs M Tham, Tockwith Mr & Mrs E Pope Bickerton Prof & Mrs J Visser, Long Marston Mr & Mrs K Pope Tockwith Mr & Mrs N R Waller, Tockwith Ms C Radley Threshfield Mr & Mrs D & RRevis Tockwith FRIENDS OF THE SHOW 2016 Mr & Mrs J & H Revis Tockwith Mr & Mrs C J Allen Soyland Mr J Revis Tockwith Mr P J Allen London Mr & Mrs DW & H Robinson Wilmslow Mr & Mrs A Alton Tockwith Mr & Mrs I Robinson Tockwith Mr & Mrs D & J Armstrong York Mr & Mrs J Ross – Moor Monkton Mr & Mrs M Barrett Tockwith Miss E A Ruttle Bilton in Ainsty Mr & Mrs M Bell Tockwith C Saunders & Ms V Cole Hornsea Mrs & Mrs James Black Tockwith Mrs E Schmidt Bilton in Ainsty Mrs & Mrs S & G Blacker Green Hammerton Mr G Shipley Kirk Hammerton Mr & Mrs S Clark Cattal Mr & Mrs J M Slinger Tockwith Mr & Mrs C Coggrave Tockwith Angela Smith Tockwith Mr & Mrs S Coggrave Tockwith Mr W & M Smith Acomb Mrs J Cook Tockwith Mr & Mrs J & L Thornber Bickerton Mr & Mrs R & HCooling Tockwith Mrs Irene Torrible Monk Fryston Mrs S Crabtree Tockwith Mrs M Tunnard Tockwith Mr & Mrs A Craven Green Hammerton Mr & Mrs N Twaites Hunsingore Mr & Mrs T Cross Bickerton Mr & Mrs P Van Zelst Tockwith Mr & Mrs N Crowther Tockwith Mr & Mrs P Wakelin Tockwith Mrs L Denison Helperby Mr & Mrs S & D Wakelin Tockwith Mr & Mrs P Doherty Tockwith Mr D Walmsley & Mrs F Dodsworth Thorner Mr M P Driver & Miss E Charlton Bilton in Ainsty Mr & Mrs D Wardman Tockwith Mr & Mrs R Ellis Green Hammerton Mr & Mrs I Watson Cowthorpe Mr & Mrs R Ellis Tockwith Mr W Watson Moor Monkton Mr D Fletcher Knaresborough Miss Mandy Welton Fountains Abbey Mr & Mrs J Fricker Clifton Mr & Mrs G Wilson Moor Monkton Mr & Mrs Ian Gill Tadcaster Mr & Mrs J & A Wilson Tockwith Mr & Ms L Grant & Petar Zhivaroodich Hereford Maj.Gen & Mrs H Woods Tockwith Mrs & Mrs J Green Yea New Zealand Mrs M Wright Bilton in Ainsty Mr & Mrs W & K Greenwood Tockwith Col. & Mrs EC York Hutton Wandesley Mr & Mrs J C Hague Green Hammerton Mr D Hall Ripon (10) FRIENDS OF THE SHOW

If you would like to become a ‘Friend’ for the 2017 Show please fill in the form on page 12 and send to Norman Waller (details below) enclosing a cheque made payable to Tockwith and District Show Society for £55 Joint or £29.50 Single membership.

BENEFITS

Entrance ticket(s) for the Show Quality Lunch in the Members Marquee (Guest Adult and Child lunch tickets available for purchase by Friends) Members Car Park Marquee open throughout the day for refreshments Members-only enclosure, bar and toilets Periodic newsletters and members only link to show website Use of Showman’s Marquee at Great Yorkshire Show

If you would like further information, please contact: Norman Waller, Holmsdale, 3 Kendal Gardens, Tockwith, York, YO26 7QR. Email: [email protected] / [email protected] . Tel: 01423 358588 FRIENDS FOR LIFE

You can support the work of the Show Society by becoming a Friend for Life £500 for joint membership, £250 for single membership. Contact the Friends Secretary above for more information.

(11) (12) SPONSORS & ADVERTISERS Tockwith & District Agricultural Society Ltd would like to thank the following for their time and financial support towards the 2017 Tockwith and District Agricultural show:

Ainsty Farm Shop Pat and Margaret Young Anchor Inn Whixley Paul and Lisa Chasney Beautiful Flowers Parkhill Vets Burgess Pet Care Peter Howard Campbell and Penty Philip Hughes Centre Park Holdings PSN Services Costcutter Revis Transport Country Products Ribston Farms Derek Walker, LSS Ltd Robertson Crop Protection & Cropwise Discount Feeds Roger and Anne Taylor Dr Robert Porter Selby Livestock Auction Fieldcare North Steve & Alison Ross Fletchfield St John’s House George Moore Foundation Spotted Ox, Tockwith Get Ahead hats Spruce and Hawe H&A Marketing Strutt & Parker H.L. Hutchinson Ltd Tancred Farm Shop Kirk Hammerton Parish Council Terzetto Tiles Kallkwik Printing Thomlinsons Estate Agents Langleys The Bay Horse Green Hammerton Long Marston Parish Council The Bridge Walshford LK Bell Commercials Thornton & Linley Marston Moor Marquees Tocklocks McClarrons of Malton Tockwith Parish Council Mike and Judy Allen Voakes Pies Mr M & Mr D Young Westwood Vets New Farm Livery Wetherby Skips NFU Mutual Skipton WK Partnership NFU Mutual York Wetherby Tool Hire New Farm Livery Mrs Imogen Woods Norman Waller Wharfedale Farmers Auction Mart NWP Taxis William G Search Limited Yorkshire Sound Service The Society would also like to thank all of the Advertisers in this Schedule. Sponsorship is essential to the continued success of Tockwith Show. If you or your company would like to Sponsor us in some way please contact Ed Bird our Advertising and Sponsorship Secretary on 07519 673 682. It is not too late to have a banner displayed in the main ring for the 2017 show. If you are interested in this opportunity please contact Ed as above.

(13) MAIN RING EVENTS AND TIMETABLE

Each year we aim to provide a selection of attractive events for all in the main show ring. For this year the events and timetable are provisionally agreed as follows but will or course be subject to alteration:

08.30 Coloured Horse and Pony and Mountain and Moorland Judging

11.00 Dog Agility Demonstration

11.30 Heavy Horses Judging

12.30 Childrens Fancy Dress followed by Childrens Tug of War Presentation of School Poetry Competition prizes

13.15 Pub Tug of War (Ladies and Gents)

14.00 Dog Agility Demonstration

14.30 Agricultural Turnout—Heavy horses with agricultural vehicles and equipment

15.00 Heavy Horse Parade and Prize giving

15.15 Pony Club

15.45 Vintage Tractor Parade

16.10 Classic Vehicles Parade

16.30 Hunt and/or Beagles

16.45 Dog Dash (small, medium & large classes)

The Presidents Auction

The ever popular Presidents Auction will take place at 17.00 in the Farmers Market Marquee — This is your opportunity to bid for some of the items that have been on display throughout the day in the various Show marquees. The nominated Charities of Richard Search, this years Show President, are the are St Michael’s Hospice and the Follifoot Park Disabled Riders Group. . The Charities will receive 100% of all the money raised at the Auction

(14) FARMERS MARKET AND WORKING CRAFTS MARQUEES

Both these marquees are very popular with visitors to the Show and a visit is well worthwhile.

Farmers Market “Best in Yorkshire Farmers Market Trophy” to Best Stand Bookings so far include

Oat Cuisine Parched Tea Bar Raydale Preserves Brown & Blond Blueberry Hill Preserves Wharfe Valley Farms The Little Red Berry Co. It's Soap Ladies in Pigs The Bread Oven Tancred Farm Shop Salts Catering Yorkshire Dales Cheese Daville's Patisserie Voakes' Pies Burtree Puddings Tony Frais Delifresh

In the Farmers Market throughout the day there will be the ever popular cookery demonstrations featuring a top chef from Delifresh. Andrew Wood’s Bread Oven will teach Children (and Adults!) how to make and bake their own bread and the Ladies In Pigs will also be doing demonstrations.

Working Crafts “Best in Yorkshire Working Crafts Trophy” to Best Stand Bookings so far include: Maggy Hunt (Cotton Bobbins) - Bags, aprons, cushion covers, peg bags, toy sacks David Plum, Stillington, York - Tatting, dollsclothes in aid of charity. Brenda Newis - Knitted decorative and household items, clothes, plus sewn sensory items for children and those with dementia. Jane Dennison, Saxton, Tadcaster - Children's wear, fleece jackets, hats, bags Gillian Sowray - Cards, gift tags, small gifts, craft boxes Rachel Greenbank (Snapdragon) - Resin jewellery created within a shaped bezel, cord necklaces/bracelets. Julia Allman, Castleford - Handmade Kawaii hair-slides Jeni Hynes - Wide selection of hand-made cards, boxes book marks, paper crafts. Jean Bryon - Traditional decoupage - 13th century style papercraft and decorated articles Mrs J Barrett, York Feltmakers - Wool felted items.

(15) SHIRE HORSES Sponsored by Mr S Newman and P & M Young

Affiliated to The Shire Horse Society Main Ring – Commencing 11.30am Entry Fee: Classes 1, 3, 4 & 5 - £5, Class 2 - £2.50 Judge Classes 1-7: Mr C.W. Dawson Senior Steward: Mr P J Young Prizes: Classes 1, 3 – 5: 1st £20, 2nd £15, 3rd £10. Class 2: 1st £15, 2nd £10, 3rd £5. Rosettes to 4th place £5 will be paid for each non prize winning horse taking part in the Grand Parade at 3.00 pm

1. Brood Mare with Foal at Foot. The Salehouse Trophy to Winner 2. Foal. Ted Dunning Memorial Trophy 3. Yearling (colt, gelding or filly only) 4. 2 year old (gelding or filly only) 5. Barren Mare or Gelding – 3 years upwards

The Challis Cup to the Champion Shire Horse The Dorothy Ramsden Rosebowl for Junior Champion1-2 yr olds in Classes 3&4

£20 to Champion Shire, £10 to Reserve Only horses in the Shire Horse Stud Book or Grading Register may compete in Classes 1 – 5. Also entry is restricted to paid members of the Shire Horse Society. Animals in Grade Register ‘A’ can compete in the Shire Horse Classes at Affiliated Shows, but only those animals in the Stud Book or Grade Register ‘B’ can compete for Silver Spoons. Entries cannot be accepted at Affiliated Shows in classes for Shires from any person who has been either suspended or removed from membership of the Shire Horse Society or has been excluded from exhibiting for prizes at shows, sales or exhibitions or from taking part in any show organised by the Shire Horse Society. No animal to be eligible to take more than one Silver Spoon during one year, the Royal and Shire Horse Society Shows being excepted. The Yorkshire Lower Dales Accumulator For Weeton, Tockwith and Ripley Shows 1st £100 and Trophy 2nd £50, 3rd £25, 4th £12, 5th £8, 6th £5 Points awarded as follows: 1st 6pts, 2nd 5pts, 3rd 4pts, 4th 3pts, 5th 2pts, 6th 1pt Priority will be given to those attending at least 2 of the 3 Shows HEAVY HORSES Sponsored by The Spotted Ox, Tockwith

Commencing after Class 5 SPECIAL OPEN CLASS (for any heavy horse breed other than Shires) Entry Fees for classes 6a & 6b: Foal £2.50. 1yr old, 2yr old and others £5 Prizes: 1st £20, 2nd £15, 3rd £10, 4th £5. Rosettes to 7th place

6a. Foal, Yearling, 2 Year Old. The Spotted Ox Trophy 6b. 3 Year Old and Upwards.

HEAVY HORSE WITH TURNOUT Sponsored by Mr M Young & Mr D Young, Ribston Farms & PSN Services £100 will be paid to each entry in Class 7 to assist with transport costs Commencing at 2.30pm Prizes: 1st £20, 2nd £15, 3rd £10, 4th £5. Rosettes to 7th place 7. Horse with Turnout (vehicle or implement). The Tommy Young Trophy

Entries for classes 1-7 to: Mr P J Young, 2 Highfield Cottages, Walshford, Wetherby, LS22 5HT, Tel: 01423 359134 Entries close: 4th August 2017

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(16) ENTRY FORM FOR SHIRES/HEAVY HORSES Classes 1 - 7 ENTRIES CLOSE 4th August 2017 Entry Fee: Classes 1, 3, 4 & 5 - £5, Class 2 - £2.50 Classes 6a & 6b Foal £2.50. 1yr old, 2yr old and all others £5 CLASS ENTRY CHRISTIAN NAME OF NAME OF HORSE NO. FEE RIDER/HANDLER AND BREED

1.00 Contribution to First Aid

TOTAL

CHEQUES/POSTAL ORDERS PAYABLE TO “TOCKWITH AND DISTRICT SHOW PLEASE TAKE INTO CONSIDERATION THAT SOME CLASSES MAY CLASH.

PLEASE COMPLETE YOUR FULL NAME (age if under 16) & FULL POSTAL ADDRESS IN BLOCK CAPITALS BELOW

Competitor’s Name: …………………………………………………………..…

Address: ......

...... Post Code:...... Age:......

Email:...... Phone:......

Entries to Mr P J Young, 2 Highfield Cottages, Walshford, Wetherby, LS22 5HT. Tel: 01423 359134 Completion of this booking form implies acceptance of the General Rules. See page 9 of the main schedule.

Although competitors and drivers of Vehicles carrying horses or towing horse trailers are not expected to pay entrance fees to the field, any donations would be gratefully received. All other occupants of such vehicles MUST pay the appropriate entrance fee . For advanced reduced rate entrance tickets please see show website www.tockwithshow.org.uk

(17) (18) Horse & Pony Time Table (Guide only. Some classes may start earlier) . Show Main Ring Ring 1 Ring 2 Jumping . Time Commencing Commencing Commencing Commencing 8.30am 9am 9am 9am 9am Coloured Classes 8 - 11 Ridden Horses Judge: Classes 28 - 31 Miss A Hurst Mountain & Championship Moorland Judges: Classes 12 - 17 10am Miss S Elliot & Judge: Mrs C Mrs J Aldred Ketteringham

Approx 10.30am Pony Classes Equitation & 42 - 45 11am Veteran Classes Class 46 18 - 23 Not before ‘LSS Take Your Judge: 11am Own Line’ Miss A Hurst Working Hunter Classes 36 & 37 Judges: Mrs C Ketteringham & Miss S Elliot 12pm

Not Before Not Before 1pm Show 1.30pm Ponies Coloured 1pm Classes 24 - 27 Working Hunter Judge: Class 35 Mrs J Aldred Judge: TBC

2pm

Horse Classes Approx 2.30pm Not Before 47 - 50 RoR Class 38 2pm Not Before 1pm 3pm Judges: Working Hunter Miss S Elliot & Ponies Mr W Burnell Classes 32 - 34 MFH Judge: TBC

4pm

(19) HORSE & PONY SHOWING CLASSES

Entries for Horse & Pony Showing Classes to: Mrs Jane Burnell, The Hall Stables, Hutton Wandesley, York, YO26 7NA Tel 07944 705825 or 01904 738139 Please send A5 SAE for return of numbers (With correct postage paid) Postal Entries Close Mon 25th July. Entry Fee £8 per class in advance or £10 on the day providing the class is not full. OR YOU CAN ENTER ONLINE VIA OUT WEBSITE PLEASE NOTE YOU DO NOT NEED TO BE A MEMBER OF ANY SOCIETY TO COMPETE AT THIS SHOW. Everybody welcome.

This Show is affiliated to the 2018 Equifest Showing Show, taking place at the East of England Showground on the 9th – 13th August 2017. Qualification cards will no longer be sent to the Show Secretary. Instead it is the responsibility of the exhibitor to have a qualification card before entering the show and getting this signed by either the Judge, Steward or Show Secretary at the time of qualification. Qualification cards will be sent out free of charge to exhibitors on request. Equifest qualifier classes also carry a dual qualification with Ponies (UK) Championships. Please see the relevant website for information regarding these qualifiers. For details on how to affiliate to Equifest, please contact: Jenny Needham,East of England Showground, Peterborough, Cambs., PE2 6XE Tel: 01733 234451Email: [email protected] Prizes: 1st £12 2nd £7 3rd £5. Rosettes to 4th place

Before entering please take into consideration that some classes may clash No refunds will be given. Showing Dress Code: All exhibitors must wear the appropriate dress; jackets, jodhpurs and hard hats to correct standard Prize Money and Trophies should be collected on the day from the Main Show Secretaries Tent

COLOURED HORSE & PONY Judge: Miss A Hurst 8. In Hand - Non Native. Open to any age, height or sex. 9. In Hand - Native/Cob/traditional – open to any age, height or sex. 10. Ridden Non Native. Open to Ridden Horses & Ponies 4 years & over. Rider any age. Lostock Boogie Woogie Memorial Trophy to the winner of class 10 11. Ridden Native/Cob/Traditional – Open to Horses & Ponies 4 years & over. Rider any age. Goosemoor Organics Charlotte Memorial Cup to the winner of Class 11 Championship: 1st & 2nd from Classes 8 – 11 to compete for Coloured Horse Trophy

MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND Judge. Mrs J Aldred 12. Shetlands – Mare or Gelding 4 years & over (to include Mare & Foal Special Rosette to highest placed foal) to be shown in hand 13. Spillers/Equifest M&M. In Hand Small Breeds – Mare or Gelding; Dartmoor, Exmoor, Shetland Welsh Sec A & B to be shown in hand. Ponies must be registered with their Pure Bred Societies. The Peter Howard & Co Trophy. 14. Spillers/Equifest. In Hand Large Breeds – Mare or Gelding; Conemara, Dales, Fell, Highland, New Forest, Welsh Sec C & D to be shown in hand. The Bob Lofthouse Salver to the winner of class 14. Ponies must be registered with their Pure Bred Societies Championship: 1st & 2nd from Classes 12 – 14 to compete for Allendale Flauros Salver 15. The Hewitt Family/Equifest Small Ridden – Dartmoor, Exmoor Shetland Welsh A & B registered with their respective pure breed society. 4 yrs old and over, Rider any age. The David Likely Memorial Trophy 16. The Hewitt Family/Equifest Large Ridden – Dales, Fell, Highland, Connemara, New Forest Welsh C & D registered with their breed society 4 yrs old and over. Rider any age. The Margo Rees Memorial Trophy

(20) MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND (continued)

17. Cavernoma Alliance UK/Equifest Mountain and Moorland Lead Rein. Open to Mountain and Moorland ponies reg with their respective pure breed societies of Dartmoor, Exmoor New Forest, Shetland and Welsh A/B. Mare or Gelding 4 yrs old and over not exceeding 128cms Riders not to have attained their 9th birthday before 1st January in the current year. To be lead by and attendant and shown in snaffle bridle, the lead rein to be attached to the noseband only. Championship: 1st & 2nd from Classes 15 & 17 to compete for Hart & Co Shield

EQUITATION & TURNOUT Judge Miss A Hurst 18. Young Handler be shown in hand, MM or plaited, 16 yrs and under, Child must be suitable for the pony they are leading 19. Diane Goodyear Class for Best Local Rider. Open to Ridden Horses & Ponies, rider 16 years & Under to reside strictly within a 10 mile radius of the Showfield. Lead Rein welcome Special Rosette for each entrant. 20. Junior Equitation & Turnout Open to Ridden Ponies up 15hh , rider 16 years & Under Lead Rein ponies welcome. . Tockwith Trailer Hire Trophy 21. Senior Equitation & Turnout Open to Ridden Horses & Ponies, rider 17 years & Over The Brooke Steels Trophy 22. Veteran Horse or Pony, over 15 years to be shown in hand. Machin Horse Trophy 23. Veteran Horse or Pony over 15 yrs – Rider any Age but must be suitable for the size of horse/pony ridden. Oasis Marquee Trophy *Riders in Classes 19 – 23 to perform a short show

SHOW HUNTER/SHOW PONY Judge: Mrs J Aldred 24. Daveys Livestock Transport/Equifest Lead Rein Show Pony. 4 years & over Not to exceed 12.2hh Rider 8 years and under Rosettes and sweets to all competitors 25. Nathen Arnold Show team /Equifest First Ridden Show Pony 4 years & over Not to exceed 128cms Rider 10 years & under 26. Ruby Maritime Services/Equifest Open Ridden Pony mare or gelding 4 years & over Not to exceed 148cms Rider 17 years & under 27. KBIS/Equifest Show Hunter Pony mare or gelding 4 yrs old and over not exceeding 153cms Riders not to have attained their 20th birthday before the 1st January in the current year Championship: 1st & 2nd from Classes 24 – 27 to compete for Home Guard Cup

RIDDEN HORSES/COBS/HUNTERS JUDGE: Ride Miss S Elliott, Confirmation Mrs C Haley Horses will be ridden by the ride Judge 28. Novice Ridden Horse. Mare or Gelding Hunter, Cob or Riding Horse type 4 years & over exceeding 14.2hh not to have more than £30 in prize money before 1st Jan 2015 in any showing competition. Rider any age. 29. Equifest Small Ridden Hunter Mare or Gelding 4 years & over, exceeding 148cms but not exceeding 158 cm . Rider any age 30. Black Country Saddles/Equifest Open Ridden Hunter Mare or Gelding 4 years & over, exceeding 153cms . Rider any age. The C York Memorial Trophy 31. Nupafeed/Equifest Open Ridden Cob. Mare or Gelding 4years & over. Exceeding 148cms but not exceeding 155cms must be hogged and trimmed. Rider any age. The R & W Brown Trophy Championship: 1st & 2nd from Classes 28-31 - to compete for The Geo A Moore Foundation Trophy

(21) WORKING HUNTER PONIES Judge: TBA 32. Tiny Tots Working Pony, Mare or gelding 4 yrs old and over not exceeding 12.2 to be ridden by a child 12 and under – Lead rein optional 33. Novice Working Hunter Pony MM or Plaited Not exceeding 15hh hh Rider 18 years & Under Ponies not to have more than £30 in prize money before 1st Jan 2015 in any working hunter competition. Maximum height of fences 2’ 34. Open Working Hunter Pony MM or Plaited Not exceeding 15hh hh Rider 18 yrs and under Maximum height of fences 2’6 35. Coloured Working Hunter – Mare or Gelding 4 yrs old and over – Any height, Rider any age – if sufficient entries this class will be split into horses over 15hh and ponies under 15hh Rider must be suitable for the size of horse/pony they are riding. Championship 1st and 2nd from classes 32 - 35 to compete for The Hessay Trophy

WORKING HUNTERS Judge: TBA 36. Novice Working Hunter Horse Open to horses over 15hh. Rider any age. Maximum height of fences 2’6”. Horses not to have more than £30 in prize money before 1st Jan 2015 in any working hunter competition. 37. The Stokes Family/Equifest Working Hunter Horse Mare or gelding. 4 yrs old and over exceeding 148cms. Rider any age. Maximum height of fences 3’3”. Championship: 1st & 2nd from Classes 36 - 37 to compete for The Hessay Trophy

RoR Amateur Ridden Class Judge Miss S Elliott 38. RoR AMATEUR Ridden Show Series Qualifier ( Formerly TARRA) Open to all RoR and NR registered horses, 4yrs and over, mares and geldings, owned, produced and ridden by an Amateur. The Series is open to AMATEURS only – those employed in racing will be allowed to compete. Class will be judged under ‘riding horse’ format without ‘type’ being taken into consideration. Blemishes caused through racing will be ignored. The first three horses will qualify. The Judge will not ride at the qualifier but will ride in the final. This class is a qualifier for the RoR AMATEUR Ridden Show Series FINAL at the RoR National Championship Show at Aintree, August 2018. Rosettes 1st - 6th. Prizes - 1st £40 plus RoR jacket, 2nd £30, 3rd £20, 4th £10 Amateur definition: An amateur is a person who for the purpose of RoR classes does not/has not during the current season or previous season: Engage (d) in breeding, livery, buying or selling, dealing or hiring horses (for the show ring) in a commercial capacity. Horses must not have been stabled at or reside in a Professional Producer's/Trainer's yard (in the current season or previous season). Riders must not have ridden any animals produced by a Professional/Trainer in the current or previous season. Horses and riders must not have received any help from a Professional Producer/Trainer at a SHOW in the current or previous season. Horses must not have been ridden at a show by a rider who has ridden for a Professional/ Producer Trainer in the current or previous season. Any breaches of this ruling will be taken seriously and will result in disqualification from future classes.

(22) UNAFFILIATED SHOW JUMPING

Dress Code: Jackets, Jodhpurs (not coloured) and Hard Hats (to comply with all current regulations which to date are British Standard PAS 015 & EN1384) No BS horse/pony/rider combination allowed to compete in the following classes Steward: Sally Anne Hannington Course Builder: Liam Hodgson Entry Fee: £8 or £10 on the day at the Commentators Box at the Show Jumping Ring Prizes: 1st £20, 2nd £10, 3rd £7. Rosettes to 6th place depending on class numbers.

Pony Classes commencing 9.30am prompt in the SHOW JUMPING RING. All pony classes will be restricted to persons riding ponies 14.2 and under, measured at stewards discretion.

42. Pre-Novice Pony 13.2hh and under, Rider 12 years and under on the day. Not to exceed 2ft no fillers or spreads. Pre Novice Pony Trophy 43. Novice Pony 14.2hh and under, Rider 17 years and under on the day Not to exceed 2ft 6in. Katie Emmott Celebration Trophy - Sponsored by Yorkshire Sound service 44. Intermediate Pony 14.2hh and under. Not to exceed 2ft 9in. The Wetherby Skip Hire Trophy 45. Open Pony 14.2hh and under. Not to exceed 3ft. Esteem Computers Cup Sponsored by Tocklocks of Tockwith. 46. LSS Pony ‘Take your own line’. Rider 17 years and under on the day. Pony 14.2hh and under. A speed class with all fences jumped in any order, crossing the start and finish in fastest time. Written rules available on the day. Prizes for this class 1st - £180 2nd £110, 3rd £80, 4th £50 LSS Trophy. Sponsored by Derek Walker (Leading Solvent Supplies).

HORSE CLASSES (will not start before 1pm in Show Jumping Ring) 47. Pre-novice Horse over 14.3hh, not to exceed 2ft, 6in. Sponsored by H&A Marketing. Yorkshire Water Trophy 48. Novice Horse over 14.3hh, not to exceed 2ft 9 in. Sponsored by H&A Marketing. Vernon Lewis Trophy 49. Intermediate Horse over 14.3hh, not to exceed 3ft. The Burnell Cup. 50. Open Horse over 14.3hh. First round not to exceed 3ft 3ins. The Tockwith & District Horse Trophy Entries for Classes 42-50 to Mrs. S A Hannington, Bracken House, Moorside, Tockwith, York YO26 7QG

(23) ENTRYENTRY FORM FORM FOR SHIRES, FOR SHETLANDS, SHETLANDS, HORSEHORSE & PONY & PONY SHOWING SHOWING & SHOW AND JUMPING. SHOW JUMPING. Classes 8 - 50. ENTRIESENTRIES CLOSE 25th CLOSE July 2017: 30TH Entry JULY Fee 2010 £8 (£10 on day) CLASS ENTRY CHRISTIAN NAME OF HORSE RoR NO. FEE NAME OF AND BREED NUMBER RIDER/ HANDLER

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CHEQUES PAYABLE TO “TOCKWITH AND DISTRICT SHOW” PLEASE TAKE INTO CONSIDERATION THAT SOME CLASSES MAY CLASH. PLEASE COMPLETE YOUR FULL NAME (age if under 16) & FULL POSTAL ADDRESS IN BLOCK CAPITALS BELOW

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Entries: Classes 8-37 to Jane Burnell, The Hall Stables, Hutton Wandesley, YO26 7NA Classes 42-50 to Mrs S A Hannington, Bracken House, Moorside, Tockwith, YO26 7QG Please send an A5 SAE for numbers (must have a “large letter” stamp on!). Completion of this booking form implies acceptance of the General Rules. See page 9 of the main schedule.

Please note that one horse entry admits 2 people only. All other occupants of such vehicles MUST pay the appropriate entrance fee . For advanced reduced rate entrance tickets please see the show website at www.tockwithshow.org.uk

(24) GYMKHANA Sponsored by Westwood Vets

Following Clear Round Jumping and Not Before 3pm in Clear Round Ring Stewards: Mr & Mrs G Burnell Prizes: 1st £5, 2nd £3, 3rd £2. Rosettes to 4th place. Entry Fee: £1.50 per class collected on the day

51. Bending Race 52. Potato Race 53. 3 Mug Race

Trophies are awarded for the most points in the following categories: Lead Rein – Rider 7 years and under. Two Ten Communications Cup Junior – Rider 11 years and under. Crossgate Equestrian Trophy Open Rider – 12 years and over. The J H Bygate Plate Best Newcomer. The Tanith Butters Trophy Age of child on day of the show to apply in all instances

CLEAR ROUND JUMPING

Commencing 9.00 – 11.00am & 1.00 – 4.00 pm in CLEAR ROUND JUMPING RING Rosette for every clear round. Entry Fee: £3 collected on the day

CHASE ME CHARLIE

Depending on times on the day this will run in the Show Jumping Ring after Class 46 or 3.15pm in the Main Ring for Ponies and after Class 50 for Horses Entry Fee : £5 collected on the day at the Commentators Box at the Show Jumping Ring Prizes: 1st £5 – depending on number of entries. Pony Chase Me Charlie Cup & Horse Chase Me Charlie Cup. Rosettes to 6th place.

DRESSAGE COMPETITION

We will again be holding an Unaffiliated Dressage Competition under British Dressage Rules on the day before the main show that is Saturday 5th August 2017. For full details please refer to our website or contact Sally Anne Hannington via email at [email protected] or 07702 624817. A separate Schedule is produced for the dressage competition. This will be available on the web site at www.tockwithshow.org.uk

www.tockwithshow.org.uk (25) SHEEP Sponsored by Wharfedale Farmers Auction Mart & Philip Hughes

Judging commencing 10.00am in NOMINATED RING . Senior Steward: Mr M Slinger Prizes: 1st £12, 2nd £8, 3rd £5. Rosettes to 4th place. For classes 100-134 Entry Fee: £2 CLOSING DATE FOR ENTRIES 26TH July 2017 All sheep to be penned by 10.00am and not removed before 4.00pm Both MV and non MV accredited sheep may be entered – separate loading points and pens will be provided. MV accredited sheep must be accompanied by a current green Certificate of Accreditation which must be handed to the steward before unloading. All movements to and from the Show must be reported using form AMC1 Copies of the rules of the MV Accredited Schemes are available from SAC Veterinary Services Exhibitors are responsible for having current Public Liability Insurance

TEXEL (Points competition for Northern Area Texel Sheep Breeders) Sponsored by McClarrons of Malton Judge for Classes 100 to 112 - Mr J Howard 100. Aged Ram 101. Shearling Ram 102. Ram Lamb 103. Ewe 104. Shearling Ewe 105. Ewe Lamb 106. Group of Three (one male and two females) THE TEXEL TROPHY to the best Texel (Classes 100 -105) Champion and Reserve in Classes 100-105 will receive rosettes

CHAROLLAIS Sponsored by Dr R Porter 107. Aged Ram 108. Shearling Ram 109. Ram Lamb 110. Ewe 111. Shearling Ewe 112. Ewe Lamb THE HAROLD BLACKER MEMORIAL TROPHY for best Charollais (Classes 107 - 112) Champion and Reserve in Classes 107 -112 will receive Rosettes

ANY OTHER CONTINENTAL PURE BREED Judge for Classes 113 to 122 - Mr T Stoney 113. Shearling or Aged Ram 114. Ram Lamb 115. Shearling or Aged Ewe 116. Ewe Lamb Champion and Reserve in Classes 113-116 will receive Rosettes THE CHAMPION SHEEP TROPHY for Champion Continental Sheep Classes 113 - 116

NATIVE PURE BREEDS - Sponsored by Dr R Porter 117. Shearling or Aged Ram 118. Ram Lamb 119. Shearling or Aged Ewe 120. Ewe Lamb 121. Pair of Cross Breed Shearlings or Aged Ewes THE PHILIP HUGHES TROPHY for best in classes 117 - 121 Champion and Reserve in Classes 117 -121 will receive Rosettes 122. Pair of Butchers Lambs – any weight BUTCHERS LAMB TROPHY for best pair of Butchers Lambs

(26) YOUNG HANDLERS Judge for Classes 123 to 124 - Mrs Christine Thompson 123. Young handler– under 9 years. 124. Young handler– 9 years to under 15 years

TOCKWITH SHOW YOUNG HANDLER TROPHY – Best Young Handler Class 123 DIGBY TAYLOR TROPHY – Best Young Handler Class 124

RYELAND SHEEP Judge for Classes 125 to 138 - Mr Andrew Hunter Blair 125. Aged Ram 126. Shearling Ram 127. Ram Lamb 128. Ewe 129. Shearling Ewe 130. Ewe Lamb 131. Group of Three (Rosettes Only) 132. Coloured Aged Ram 133. Coloured Shearling Ram 134. Coloured Aged Ewe 135. Coloured Shearling Ewe 136. Coloured Ewe Lamb 137. Coloured Ram Lamb 138. Coloured Group Of Three (Rosettes only)

Champion and Reserve In Classes 125 - 130 and 132 - 137 will receive Rosettes THE CASPER CUP for best White Ryeland (Classes 125 - 130) THE CHAMPION COLOURED RYELAND TROPHY for best Coloured Ryeland (Classes 132-137) NOEL HILDRETH CUP FOR OVERALL SHOW CHAMPION Champion Judge - Mrs Christine Thompson Please state on entry if the sheep are Maedi Visna Accredited and they will be penned separately. Entries to: Mr M Slinger, Skewkirk Hall, Tockwith, York YO26 7QL . Tel: 07769 262923

Tockwith and District Agricultural Society Health and Safety Statement

The Tockwith and District Show Society is committed to maintaining safety standards and reducing risk to those acting for the Society, exhibitors, traders and members of the public. The full policy will be available for inspection in the Secretary’s marquee on the show day.

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(27) PIGS Sponsored by Thomlinsons Estate Agents Wetherby

Judging Commences 11am in Pig Section: Judge: Mr Brian Merry Senior Steward: Georgina Watson Prizes: 1st £12, 2nd £8, 3rd £5. Rosettes to 4th place. A detailed list of Conditions and Regulations concerning acceptance of entries for Classes 140-150 is available from the Senior Steward, Georgina Watson. Entry Fee: £2

140. White Boar born on or after 1 January 2017 141. Coloured Boar born on or after 1 January 2017 142. Breeding Sow (White) 143. Breeding Gilt (White) 144. Breeding Gilt (White) born on or after 1 January 2017 145. Breeding Sow any colour (except white) 146. Breeding Gilt any colour (except white) 147. Breeding Gilt any colour (except white) born on or after 1 January 2017 148. Pairs White and Coloured 149. Bacon Pig. A1 Feed Supplements Trophy 150. Pork Pig The Triffit Memorial Trophy to Best Gilt in Show The Thomlinson Trophy for the Most Points in Pig Section The William Longbottom Trophy for the Best Pig in Show

YOUNG HANDLER– No Entry Fee Payable 151. Under 10 years old 152. Under 16 years old The Tockwith Show Young Handler Trophy for classes 152

Special Rosettes for Champion Pig Reserve Champion Pig Best Boar & Reserve Best Sow/Gilt & Reserve

All Pig exhibitors require an appropriate movement licence/declaration Entries to: Georgina Watson, 2 Manor Chase, Long Marston, York, YO26 7RB. Tel: 07872 390962 Entries close: 26th July 2017

Tockwith and District Show

Is a registered charity run by volunteers who are passionate about putting on a first class show and at the same time having fun. Ever thought about joining them? Why not have an exploratory chat with Sam Blacker, Show Chairman 07889200401 or Steve Ross, Show Secretary 07976 260812 with a view to joining us. The Show Directors are determined that the show should get bigger and better each year. This can only be achieved if there are more volunteers to help in planning, setting up and stewarding sections of the show.

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(28) ENTRY FORM FOR SHEEP & PIGS ENTRIES CLOSE 26th JULY 2017

CLASS NO. ENTRY FEE EXHIBITORS NAME MV OR NON MV £2/class ACCREDITED

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CHEQUES PAYABLE TO “TOCKWITH AND DISTRICT SHOW” It is a condition of entry that no exhibit will be removed from the showground before 16.00hrs

PLEASE COMPLETE YOUR FULL NAME (age if under 16) & FULL POSTAL ADDRESS IN BLOCK CAPITALS BELOW

Competitor’s Name: …………………………………………………………..…

Address: ......

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Sheep: Entries to Mr M Slinger, Skewkirk Hall, Tockwith, York YO26 7QL . Tel: 07769 262923 Pigs: Entries to Miss G Watson, 2 Manor Chase, Long Marston, York, YO26 7RB. Tel: 07872 390962 Completion of this booking form implies acceptance of the General Rules. See page 9 of the main schedule.

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(29) (30) (31) (32) COMPANION DOG SHOW (Held under Kennel Club Rules) All Dog Classes sponsored by Discount Feeds of Wetherby Commencing at 10.30am prompt in the DOG RING Judges – Stephen and Linda Clayforth Steward – Sally Walker Prizes: Rosettes awarded to 5th place Entry fee £1 (Entries only taken on the day in the dog ring) Profit from the entry fees will be shared between Miss Mollies Rescue of Harrogate (Charity no. 1159985) and Tockwith & District Agricultural Society (Charity no. 1105149) PEDIGREE DOG CLASSES 160. Any variety – PUPPY The Catherine Simpson Trophy 161. Any variety – GUNDOG or PASTORAL The Geo A Moore Foundation Cup 162. Any variety – WORKING UTILITY or HOUND The Tracey McGowan Cup 163. Any variety – TERRIER or TOY Country & Pet Supplies Wetherby Cup 164. BEST PEDIGREE – WINNER of above 4 classes The Kitchin Trophy JACK RUSSELLS 165. JACK RUSSELL TYPE TERRIER The Ron Steele Memorial Trophy Dog or bitch over 1 year old. Class may be divided into long and short legged if sufficient entries FUN DOG CLASSES 166. VIBRANT VETERAN (8 years +) The Glen O’Shea Trophy 167. PERFECT PUPPY (6mnths-1year) The Paws and Claws Trophy 168. CHARMING CROSSBREED The Miller Rose Lodge Trophy 169. BEST CONDITION The Netherlands Kennels Trophy 170. REVITALISED RESCUE The Dormic Trophy 171. TALENTED TRICK The Norris Cup 172. SHAPELIEST 6 LEGS (dog + handler) The Boot and Shoe Trophy 173. APPEALING EYES The Wolfgang Woods Trophy 174. WAGGIEST TAIL The Midland Bank Cup 175. BEST CHILD HANDLER (7-14 years) The Dick Dawson Trophy

DOGS IN CARS ON HOT DAYS Your dog is vulnerable and at risk during hot weather and the Kennel Club offers the following guidance to help guide you through the do’s and don’ts travelling to and whilst at Kennel Club licensed events. • When travelling to a show please take a moment to consider whether the route to the show is on a busy holiday route, and leave earlier to avoid increased time in traffic jams. • If your vehicle is not air-conditioned seriously consider whether travelling to the show is a good idea. • The vehicle should be as fully ventilated as possible, and plenty of stops should be taken, with lots of water available to drink. • Ensure your dog is not sitting in full sunlight. There should be plenty of free flowing air around the dog. • When at the show, never leave your dog in the vehicle. • Keep the dog in the shade – take your own shade, for example a large umbrella and always have plenty of water available to drink so your dog stays well hydrated. • Avoid your dog taking part in unnecessary exertion, or from standing in exposed sunlight for extended lengths of time. Remember, if you feel hot your dog is very likely to feel much hotter and dehydrated, and this could lead to dire results. Please look after your dog’s welfare. Warning: if your dog is found to be at risk, forcible entry to your vehicle may be necessary without liability for any damage caused. Anyone whose dog is entered at a Kennel Club licensed event should take all reasonable steps to ensure the needs of their dog(s) are met, and should not put a dog’s health and welfare at risk by any action, default, omission or otherwise. Breach of Kennel Club Regulations in this respect may be referred to the General Committee for disciplinary action under Kennel Club Regulations. Right to refuse entries. Exhibitors/competitors are reminded that show societies have the right under Kennel Club Regulations to refuse any entry. Your dog is vulnerable and AT RISK if left in a vehicle in high temperatures and even on days considered as slightly warm. Please take care of your dog. Docking statements A dog docked on or after the 6th April 2007 may not be entered for exhibition at this show.

(33) DOG DASH Sponsored by Judy Allen Commencing 4.45pm in MAIN RING Prizes: 1st £5, 2nd £3, 3rd £2. Entry Fee: £1 (entries only taken on the day in the main ring at 4.40pm) 174. 100m Dash for Dogs, Small Breeds. The R E Johnson Cup to Winner 175. 100m Dash For Dogs, Medium Breeds. Cup TBA 176. 100m Dash for Dogs, Large Breeds. The Charlotte Emily Trophy to Winner The Dog Dash is a Fun Event open to all dogs. Classes will be run in heats

PETS Sponsored by Parkhill Vets

Judging commencing 11am in the Childrens Marquee Judge: Natalie Duddy From Parkhill Vets. Steward: Miss C Colley Prizes: 1st £3, 2nd £2, 3rd £1. Prize to all entrants. Entry Fee: £1 per pet (entries can be taken on show day)

180. Best Rabbit 181. Best Guinea Pig 182. Best Furry Animal 183. Best Bird (e.g. budgie/parrot) 184. Most Unusual Pet Acomb Travel Trophy to Overall Winner Judging in classes 180-184 will be on condition of pet only, pets will not be handled by the Judge Pets must be in a suitable container with food and water available. Class 184 excludes dogs! All Entries to arrive before 10.30am and to be collected not before 4pm Entry forms are available on the show web site at www.tockwithshow.org.uk or in the Main Schedule on page 35

RURAL CRAFTS & FARM PRODUCE Sponsored by Campbell & Penty

Judging commencing 11am in the FARM PRODUCE MARQUEE Judge: Mr Richard Burniston : Senior Steward: David Hannington Prizes:1st £5, 2nd £3, 3rd £2: Entry Fee: £1 (taken in the Produce Marquee by 10.30am)

200. Best Scarecrow. The Kenny Lieske Cup 201. Best object made from scrap metal and wire 202. Best object made out of rough wood 203. Twelve ears of Winter Wheat 204. Twelve ears of Spring Barley 205. Twelve ears of Spring Wheat 206. Twelve ears of Triticale 207. Example of Winter Barley in 1lb jam jar 208. Twelve ears of Oats The Kenneth Wilson Cup for most points in Corn Classes 209. Six Potatoes as lifted (Red) 210. Six Potatoes as lifted (White) 211. Three Mangolds unwashed 212. Three Sugarbeet unwashed 213. Three Fodder Beet as grown 214. Best Bale of Seed Hay 215. Best Bale of Meadow Hay Challenge Trophy for most points in Farm Produce Section

(34) ENTRY FORM FOR PETS SECTION ENTRIES CAN BE TAKEN ON THE DAY. Entry Fee - £1/Pet

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Steward Miss C Colley, 3 Coronation Terrace, Knaresborough, HG3 8JN. Tel: 07709 896776 Completion of this booking form implies acceptance of the General Rules. See page 9 of the main schedule. www.tockwithshow.org.uk

(35) (36) (37) VINTAGE TRACTOR/MACHINERY SECTION Sponsored by LK Bell Commercials Entrants must have public liability insurance of 5 million pounds

Judging Commences 10.30am No Entry Fee Judge: TBC : Senior Steward: Alan Barber A condition of entry is that vehicles remain on the showground until 4.30pm Attendance Plaques will be given to all entrants and Rosettes given to the first three in each class. Trailers and implements may be attached to exhibits and should be included on the entry forms so that space can be allocated for them. A SAE must be provided.

300. Agricultural Tractor Pre 1952. The Les Deighton Memorial Trophy 301. Agricultural Tractor 1952 to 1980. Farm Tractor Trophy 302. Horticultural Tractor Pre 1980. Bob Newby Trophy The Des Oxendale Memorial Trophy to Best Exhibit from Classes 300-302 not previously exhibited at Tockwith the Show (please make clear on entry form!). 303. Working Vintage Stationary Engine. Vintage Machinery Trophy 304. Display of Curios and Nostalgia Items/Small Hand Tools. Colin Farrer Trophy 305. Farm Implement/Trailer Attached to a Tractor entered in classes 300 to 302. A Spence Trophy 306. Horse Drawn Farm Implement. Thompson Trophy. Entry Forms to: Mrs Christine Barber, 4 Abbey Lane, Healaugh, Tadcaster, LS24 8DF. Entries close: 28th July 2017.

PRE & POST WAR MOTOR VEHICLE SECTION (Including Military) Sponsored by Paul & Lisa Chasney. Judging Commences 11am. A condition of entry is that vehicles remain on the showground until 4.30pm. Judges: TBA Steward: Mr Derek Burnell. Prizes: 1st £5. Rosettes to 3rd Attendance Plaques will be given to all entrants. Rosette to Best Exhibit Entry Fee: £5 per car (Driver + 1 passenger). The entry fee MUST be paid by 28th JULY 2017. Cheques should be made payable to Tockwith & District Show. A SAE must be provided. 320. Best Classic Car Pre 1956. Dr Newcombe Memorial Cup 321a. Best Classic Sports Car 1956 – 1990. The Wardman Shield 321b. Best Classic Saloon Car 1956 – 1990. The Wardman Rose Bowl The Tockwith Driver Training Services Trophy for the Best Classic Car not previously exhibited at the Tockwith Show 322. Best Classic Motorcycle Up To 1990. The Mecrow Trophy The Geoff Whitmore Trophy to Best Motorcycle Exhibit not previously exhibited at the Show 323. Best Military Vehicle Pre 1956. D & M Rowlands Trophy 324. Best Military Vehicle 1956– 1990. David Rowlands Shield The David Rowlands Memorial Trophy to Champion from Classes 324 & 325 325. Best Commercial to 1988. The Boot & Shoe Cup 326. Best Pedal Cycle to 1988. A Spence Cycle Trophy 327. Veterans Competition based on rider/vehicle age and distance ridden/driven (not pedal cycles). Veterans Paperweight The Star Service Station Shield will be awarded for the Best Exhibit from Classes 320 – 327 Entry Forms to: Mr Derek Burnell, Miry Carr Farm Bungalow, Thorner Lane, Thorner, Leeds, LS14 3DP Tel: 01132 893050 Entries Close 28th July 2017 Additional passenger entry tickets may be purchased online at www.tockwithshow.org.uk

(38) (39) ENTRY FORM FOR VINTAGE TRACTOR/VINTAGE MACHINERY SECTION. ENTRIES CLOSE 28th JULY 2017

CLASS MAKE MODEL YEAR NEW NO. EXHIBIT

ALL ENTRANTS MUST HAVE VALID PUBLIC LIABILITY INSURANCE OF 5 MILLION POUNDS WOULD ALL VINTAGE MACHINERY ENTRANTS PLEASE TICK THE "NEW EXHIBIT" BOX IF YOUR EXHIBIT HAS NOT PREVIOUSLY BEEN SHOWN AT TOCKWITH and DISTRICT SHOW.

No Entry fee! Exhibitors must abide by the General Rules of the Show and the conditions set out under the relevant sections of this Schedule. It is a condition of entry that no exhibit will be removed from the show ground before 16.30hrs

PLEASE COMPLETE YOUR FULL NAME (age if under 16) & FULL POSTAL ADDRESS IN BLOCK CAPITALS BELOW

Competitor’s Name: …………………………………………………………..…

Address: ......

...... Post Code:...... Age:......

Email:...... Phone:......

PLEASE SEND ENTRY FORMS AND AN S.A.E. FOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENT & PASSES To Mrs C Barber, 4 Abbey Lane, Healaugh, Tadcaster LS24 8DF

Completion of this booking form implies acceptance of the General Rules. See page 9 of the main schedule. www.tockwithshow.org.uk

(40) ENTRY FORM FOR PRE & POST WAR MOTOR VEHICLES (Including Military) ENTRIES CLOSE 28th JULY 2017. Entry Fee £5/Car CLASS ENTRY MAKE MODEL & YEAR NEW NO. FEE REG NO EXHIBIT

ALL ENTRANTS MUST HAVE VALID PUBLIC LIABILITY INSURANCE OF 5 MILLION POUNDS WOULD ALL MILITARY & MOTOR VEHICLE ENTRANTS PLEASE TICK THE "NEW EXHIBIT" BOX IF YOUR EXHIBIT HAS NOT PREVIOUSLY BEEN SHOWN AT TOCKWITH SHOW.

CHEQUES PAYABLE TO “TOCKWITH & DISTRICT SHOW” Please include a SAE for Acknowledgement and Gate Passes Exhibitors must abide by the General Rules of the Show and the conditions set out under the relevant sections of this Schedule. It is a condition of entry that no exhibit will be removed from the showground before 16.30hrs

PLEASE COMPLETE YOUR FULL NAME (age if under 16) & FULL POSTAL ADDRESS IN BLOCK CAPITALS BELOW

Competitor’s Name: ……………………………………………………….……

Address: ......

...... Post Code:...... Age:…......

Email:...... Mobile:......

Entries to: Mr Derek Burnell, Miry Carr Farm Bungalow, Thorner Lane, Thorner, LS14 3DP Tel: 01132 893050 Completion of this booking form implies acceptance of the General Rules. See page 9 of the main schedule.

(41) Entry To The Show - All Exhibitors must have a valid entry ticket to enter the field. One show entry ticket will be issued to Exhibitors spending £5 or more on entries across the Open Crafts, Produce & Preserves and Horticulture Classes.

OPEN CRAFTS

All Entries must be displayed by 10.30am, Judging commences at 11am Judges: Paintings and Photographs : Mr T Pearson - Handicrafts: Mrs K Morris Steward: Alison Ross Prizes: 1st £3, 2nd £2, 3rd £1 Entry Fee: 50p per entry.

It is a condition of entry that all exhibits must remain in place until 16.30

All items exhibited must be the exhibitors own work and have been completed in the last 12 months

Paintings and Photos Limited to two entries per class per exhibitor. Photos to be no more than 8” x 10” (whether mounted or not).

350. Painting – Acrylic 351. Painting – Any other medium 352. Drawing - In Coloured Pencil 353. Photography – Wild Flowers 354. Photograph – A Portrait 355. Photograph – A Local Church 356. Photograph – Black & White - Close Up Of a Garden Implement The Committee Cup for Most Points in Classes 350 – 356

Crafts Limited to two entries per class per exhibitor!

357. Cross Stitch or Needlepoint Embroidery. Framed or unframed. 358. Hand Stitched Embroidery 359. Any Soft Handicraft 360. A 21st Birthday Card (maximum size A5) 361. Any Patchwork Item 362. Any hand Knitted Item 363. Any Crochet Work 364. Any hard handicraft e.g. metal/wood/pottery

Sticks and Crooks Limited to four entries per exhibitor per class.

365. Walking Stick – Plain Horn Handle 366. Shepherd’s Crook — Plain Wood Handle. The Frank Whittaker Memorial Cup 367. Walking Stick or Shepherds Crook – Decorated The Eric Walton Trophy for most points in Classes 357 – 367

Entry Forms to: Mrs Alison Ross, 35 St. Thomas’s Way, Green Hammerton, York, YO26 8BE Tel: 01423 339863 Entries close 30th July 2017

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(42) (43) (44) ENTRY FORM FOR OPEN CRAFTS SECTION, ENTRIES CLOSE 30th JULY 2017. Entry Fee: 50p per entry Entry Ticket - A valid ticket must be shown to enter the field. One show entry ticket will be issued to Exhibitors spending £5 (or more) on entries in the Open Crafts, Produce & Preserves and Horticulture Classes It is a condition of entry that all exhibits must remain in place until 16.30

CLASS ENTRY CLASS ENTRY CLASS ENTRY CLASS ENTRY NO. FEE NO. FEE NO. FEE NO. FEE

TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL

Please tick if you have also entered either the “Produce & Preserves”……. and/or the “Horticultural”….….. classes

CHEQUES PAYABLE TO “TOCKWITH AND DISTRICT SHOW’’ PLEASE COMPLETE YOUR FULL NAME (age if under 16) & FULL POSTAL ADDRESS IN BLOCK CAPITALS BELOW

Competitor’s Name: ………………………………………………………..……

Address: ......

...... Post Code:...... Age:......

Email:...... Phone:......

Entry Forms to Mrs A Ross, 35 St Thomas’s Way, Green Hammerton, York, YO26 8BE. Tel: 01423 339863 Completion of this booking form implies acceptance of the General Rules. See page 9 of the main schedule. www.tockwithshow.org.uk

(45) (46) Entry To The Show - All Exhibitors must have a valid entry ticket to enter the field. One show entry ticket will be issued to Exhibitors spending £5 or more on entries across the Open Crafts, Produce & Preserves and Horticulture Classes.

PRODUCE & PRESERVES OPEN CLASSES – Sponsored by Mike Allen

All Entries must be displayed by 10.30am, Judging commences at 11am. Judges: Ms G Harrison, Mrs Julie Los, Mrs R Powell. Wines: TBC . Steward: Alison Ross Prizes: 1st £3, 2nd £2, 3rd £1 Entry Fee: 50p per entry. Exhibitors may only exhibit one entry per class. The Judges decision is final. Entries not conforming to schedule will be disqualified! It is a condition of entry that all exhibits must remain in place until 16.30

PRODUCE 400. Victoria Sandwich baked in 2 tins; 7” or 8” diameter, raspberry jam, sprinkled with caster sugar The Helen Shackell Trophy 401. Fruit Loaf made with dried fruit. Country Products Trophy 402. Humming Bird Cake http://www.tockwithshow.org.uk/enter/humming-bird-cake-recipe/ 403. 3 Raspberry Jam Tarts 404. 3 Viennese Fingers 405. 3 Ginger Biscuits 406. A Round of Short Bread 407. A Chocolate Swiss Roll 408. A Gluten Free Lemmon Drizzle Cake 409. Apple Pie Saucer size only. The Lily Nesfield Memorial Salver 410. 3 Cheese Scones (Plain Cutter) 411. 3 Sultana Scones (Fluted Cutter) 412. A Loaf of Bread (Made by hand) 413. 3 Sausage Rolls (Short Crust Pastry) 414. 3 Scotch Eggs 415. An Iced Celebration Cake (decoration judged) 416. Dads and Lads/Lasses Orange Cake with Orange Icing. Child to be under 12 years

PRESERVES 417. One Jar of Raspberry Jam 418. One Jar of Strawberry Jam 419. One Jar of Blackcurrant Jam 420. One Jar of Soft Fruit/Non-Berry Jam, eg Plum (any variety) 421. One Jar of Marmalade 422. One Jar of Jelly (any variety) 423. One Jar of Lemon Curd 424. One Jar of Chutney (any variety) 425. One Jar Of Piccalilli Classes 417 – 425: Please use clear jam jars, with cellophane or fabric covers.

WINES 426. One Bottle of Homemade Red or White Wine 427. One Bottle of Homemade Sparkling Wine 428. One Bottle of Homemade Sloe Gin Liqueur 429. One Bottle of Homemade Fruit Liqueur 430. One Bottle of Cordial Classes 426–430: Please use clear bottles, flanged corks preferred, state type of wine dry/sweet The Freda Moore Memorial Trophy for the most points in the Produce Classes The Nora Wake Memorial Salver for the most points in the Preserves Classes Preserves Trophy for the Best Preserve M A Tunnard Plate for most points in Produce & Preserve Classes Ainsty Manor Trophy for Best ‘Wine’ Entry

Entry Forms to: Mrs Alison Ross, 35 St Thomas’s Way, Green Hammerton, York, YO26 8BE. Tel: 01423 339863 Entries Close 30th July 2017

(47) (48) ENTRY FORM FOR PRODUCE & PRESERVES SECTION, ENTRIES CLOSE 30th JULY 2017. Entry Fee: 50p per entry

Entry Ticket - A valid ticket must be shown to enter the field. One show entry ticket will be issued to Exhibitors spending £5 (or more) on entries in the Open Crafts, Produce & Preserves and Horticulture Classes It is a condition of entry that all exhibits must remain in place until 16.30 CLASS ENTRY CLASS ENTRY CLASS ENTRY NO. FEE NO. FEE NO. FEE

TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL

Please tick if you have also entered either the “Open Crafts”……. and/or the “Horticultural”….….. classes

CHEQUES PAYABLE TO “TOCKWITH AND DISTRICT SHOW”

PLEASE COMPLETE YOUR FULL NAME (age if under 16) & FULL POSTAL ADDRESS IN BLOCK CAPITALS BELOW

Competitor’s Name: …………………………………………………………..…

Address: ......

...... Post Code:...... Age:......

Email:...... Phone:......

Entry Forms to Mrs A Ross, 35 St Thomas’s Way, Green Hammerton, York, YO26 8BE. Tel: 01423 339863 Completion of this booking form implies acceptance of the General Rules. See page 9 of the main schedule. www.tockwithshow.org.uk

(49) The Bay Horse Inn York Road Green Hammerton YO26 8BN W:01423 330338 W: www.bayhorsegreenhammerton.co.uk Email: [email protected]

Jon & Tina Clarke and family offer you a warm and friendly welcome to the Bay Horse Inn. The Bay Horse Inn is a traditional family-run old English Inn and village pub that dates to the 17th century, with log fires and beamed bar/dining areas. Situated in the picturesque village of Green Hammerton we are close to major routes to the North, and East coast via A1/A59. Easy access to York, Harrogate, Knaresborough and Leeds city centres by road and rail- Cattal and Kirk Hammerton stations within 1 mile. This lovely village pub offers a traditional fireside bar and restaurant as well as free WiFi in the bar area and free on-site parking. Both the Yorkshire Dales and the North York Moors can be reached within a 30-40-minute drive. The Bay Horse Inn serves a variety of homemade meals daily as well as a traditional Sunday lunch, with high-quality meat, locally supplied and reared within 5 miles of the inn. A fully cooked English breakfast is served daily. The cosy wood-beamed bar offers a range of cask-conditioned real ales, excellent quality wines and spirits, as

Our ten guest rooms are set in a courtyard with private entrances and are all equipped with a TV and tea and coffee facilities. All of them have ensuite facilities with a bath or shower and complementary toiletries. For best rates guaranteed book directly through our website.

(50) Entry To The Show - All Exhibitors must have a valid entry ticket to enter the field. One show entry ticket will be issued to Exhibitors spending £5 or more on entries across the Open Crafts, Produce & Preserves and Horticulture Classes.

HORTICULTURAL OPEN CLASSES Sponsored by Robertson Crop Protection and Cropwise

All Entries must be displayed by 10.30am, Judging commences at 11am. It is a condition of entry that all exhibits must remain in place until 16.30 Judges: Flowers: Mr M Walker, Vegetables: Mr A Read. Senior Steward: Mrs Annette Chellingsworth Prizes: 1st £3, 2nd £2, 3rd £1. Rosette for Best Horticultural Exhibit Entry Fee: 50p per entry. ENTRIES CLOSE 30th JULY 2017

FLOWER ARRANGING 500. A flower floating in a small dish 501. Arrangement of Flowers, any foliage, for effect. No Accessories 502. A Vase of Mixed Herbs 504. A Miniature Arrangement total height not to exceed 102mm/4” 505. Best Corsage or Buttonhole J H Bygate Trophy for the most points in classes 500-505

FLOWERS 506. One Rose 507. Three Stems Floribunda Rose 508. Five Pansies 509. Five Fuchsia florets 510. Five Gladioli florets 511. Seven Stems of Sweet Peas any variety 512. Vase of Annuals. Five stems 513. Five Asters 514. Five Stems of any Perennial Flower one variety 515. Three Spikes of Gladioli 516. One Hosta Leaf 517. Three Stems of Flowering Shrubs different varieties of same shrub not permitted 518. One Stem of any Flower not in schedule own foliage permitted 519. An Orchid growing in a pot 520. One succulent plant 521. One Cactus 522. A Fuchsia 523. One Pot Plant (in bloom) Max Pot Size 225mm/9” 524. One Pot Plant (non flowering) Max Pot Size 225mm/9” 525. A Tuberous Begonia. Max Pot Sixe 225mm/9” The Dorothy Berry Rosebowl Begonia Trophy for Class 525 Flower Trophy for the most points in Classes 506-525

DAHLIAS 526. Three Dahlias, Poms (2in or under) 527. Three Dahlias, Cactus or Semi-cactus 528. Three Dahlias, Ball or Decorative 529. Three Dahlias, Single Dahlia Trophy for the most points in classes 526-529 Joseph Naish Trophy for Best Flower Exhibit (Classes 506– 529)

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(51) VEGETABLES 550. Box/Tray of six different vegetables, one of each – box/tray size 2’ x 2’ max 551. Five White Potatoes (washed) 552. Five Coloured Potatoes (washed) 553. Six Pods of Peas 554. Six Pods of Dwarf French Beans 555. Six Pods of Runner Beans 556. Six Pods of Broad Beans 557. Three Carrots, long pointed, with Tops 558. Three carrots, stump rooted, with Tops. 559. Three Parsnips with Tops 560. Three Globe Beetroots with Tops 561. Three Turnips with Tops (no Swedes) 562. Three Onions, Spring sown, as grown 563. Six Spring Onions, as grown 564. Three Onions from sets, dressed 565. Six Shallots (any variety) dressed 566. One Cauliflower 567. One Cabbage (any variety) 568. Two Heads of Lettuce 569. One Cucumber 570. One Vegetable Marrow 571. Six Radishes with Tops 572. One Large Specimen, any Vegetable 573. Five Tomatoes 574. Three Courgettes – not to exceed 6” 575. Three Peppers/Chillies 576. The Longest Runner Bean 577. Five Apples (any variety) 578. One plate of any other fruit 579. Three stems Parsley 580. An unusually shaped fruit or vegetable 581. One Flower and one Vegetable as from the Schedule

CHILDREN’S CLASSES - Under 10 Years Old Sponsored by Steve & Alison Ross 582. 4 Broad Bean Pods 583. A Tub Of Cress 584. A Bunch Of Marigolds Best Vegetable Trophy in Classes 550-581 Vegetable Trophy for the most points in Classes 550 - 581 Novice Trophy for the most points in Classes 500 - 581 Tunnard Trophy for the most points in Classes 500 - 581 Children’s Trophy for the most points in Classes 582 - 584

Entrants who have not exhibited before in the Tockwith and District Show Horticultural Section may register as Novices by putting NOVICE after their competitor’s name on their Horticultural Entry Form Exhibitors may only exhibit one entry per class. Exhibitors to provide their own vases. Entry Forms to: Mrs A Chellingsworth, Tulip Cottage, Kirk Hammerton, York, YO26 8BX Entries close 30th July 2017

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(52) ENTRY FORM FOR HORTICULTURAL SECTION, ENTRIES CLOSE 30th JULY 2017. Entry Fee: 50p per entry

Entry Ticket - A valid ticket must be shown to enter the field. One show entry ticket will be issued to Exhibitors spending £5 or more on entries across the Open Crafts, Produce & Preserves and Horticulture Classes It is a condition of entry that all exhibits must remain in place until 16.30 CLASS ENTRY CLASS ENTRY CLASS ENTRY CLASS ENTRY NO. FEE NO. FEE NO. FEE NO. FEE

TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL

Please tick if you have also entered either the “Open Crafts”……. and/or the “Produce & Preserves”……. classes

CHEQUES PAYABLE TO “TOCKWITH AND DISTRICT SHOW’’

PLEASE COMPLETE YOUR FULL NAME (age if under 16) & FULL POSTAL ADDRESS IN BLOCK CAPITALS BELOW

Competitor’s Name: …………………………………….Novice?......

Address: ......

...... Post Code:...... Age:......

Email:...... Phone:......

Entry Forms to Mrs A Chellingsworth, Tulip Cottage, Kirk Hammerton, York, YO26 8BX Tel:01423 339229 Completion of this booking form implies acceptance of the General Rules. See page 9 of the main schedule. www.tockwithshow.org.uk

(53) (54) SCHOOLS POETRY COMPETITION

Class 600. Best Poem on the theme of - ‘The Best of Yorkshire’ Judge: Mrs J Tinkler

Entrants are from Year Five of the following schools:

Kirk Hammerton C of E Primary – The Thompson Trophy Rufforth C P School – The Una Walton Trophy Tockwith C of E Primary – The Newsome Cup Long Marston C of E Primary – The Marston Moor Activity Toys Trophy Green Hammerton Primary – The Barnes Cup Nun Monkton Primary – The PTA & Friends Cup Askham Richard Primary – Tockwith Show Poetry Cup

The A Gosley Trophy and £20 Book Token to Overall Winner £15 Book Token to Winner from each School

This competition will be judged before the end of term. Prizes will be presented at School. Formal presentation of Trophies on Show Day at 12.30 in the main ring

All poems will be displayed in the Children’s Marquee on Show Day and the winner will also be displayed on the show web site.

Advertising in this Schedule puts the name of your Organisation in front of the thousands of people who read this schedule and use our website. It is also a positive way of supporting Tockwith and District Show so that this local show can continue to improve and remain a major local attraction for many years to come. To find out more contact [email protected] or

(55) (56) (57) CHILDREN’S SECTION

SUPPORTED BY Kirk Hammerton PC All entries to be displayed by 10am, Judging commences at 11am in the CHILDREN’S MARQUEE. Exhibits may be collected after 4.00pm Judges: Ms Wright & Mr Blake. Stewards: Miss K L Atkinson Prizes: 1st £2.00 + free ice cream voucher, 2nd £1.50, 3rd £1. Entry Fee: 50p per class - Exhibits may be collected after 4.00pm All Entrants in Section A to receive a free ice cream voucher – Sponsored by Yorkshire Dales Ices Prizes will be awarded in the following age groups (Age as at 31.07.17) A. Pre-school (Under 5 years). B. 5 – 7 years. C. 8 – 10 years. D. 11 – 14 years

SECTION A – PRE SCHOOL 610. A Potato Stamp Picture 611. A drawing of Nature 612. Decorate A Bun or Biscuit 613. Write & Decorate A Thank You Letter

SECTIONS B, C & D – AGES: 5 – 15 YEARS 614. A photograph of nature 615. Make a vegetable superhero 616. Make a monster out of recycled materials 617. Your favourite film scene in a shoe box 618. Make a party cake 619. Make 6 special decorated biscuits 620. Make a scarecrow 621. Write & Decorate A Thank You Letter

SECTION E - 16 - 19 YEARS 622. Make a vegetable superhero 623. Make a monster out of recycled materials 624. Make a scarecrow

Section A children may be assisted by an adult. The Mecrow Trophy – Most points in Pre-School Group The Edna May Farrer Trophy – Most points in 5 – 7 age group The Gowland Trophy – Most points in 8 – 10 age group The Elwess Trophy – Most points in 11 – 14 age group The Milner Trophy – Most points overall in Sections B, C and D Please state Age Group on Entry Form and Name & Age only on the back of exhibits.

Entry Forms to: Miss K L Atkinson, Moss Carrs Farm Cottage, York Road, Bickerton, Wetherby, LS22 5EN Tel: 01937 845638 Entries close: 31st July 2017

FANCY DRESS

Commencing 12.30pm in MAIN RING Judge: Mr Richard Search. Steward: Mrs M Atkinson Prizes: 1st £5, 2nd £2, 3rd £1. Rosettes to all entrants. Entry Fee: £1 (taken on the field)

630. Fancy Dress for Children under 14. Costcutter Cup 631. Mounted Fancy Dress for Children under 14. The Tockwith Show Cup Children may enter only one of the Fancy Dress Classes

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(58) ENTRY FORM FOR CHILDREN’S SECTION, ENTRIES CLOSE 31st JULY 2017. Entry Fee: 50p per entry. Age Groups - A. Pre-school (Under 5 years). B. 5–7 years. C. 8–10 years. D. 11 – 15 years. E 16 - 19 years

CLASS ENTRY Age CLASS ENTRY Age CLASS NO. FEE Group NO. FEE Group NO.

TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL

CHEQUES PAYABLE TO “TOCKWITH AND DISTRICT SHOW” Exhibits may be collected after 4.00pm

PLEASE COMPLETE YOUR FULL NAME (age if under 16) & FULL POSTAL ADDRESS IN BLOCK CAPITALS BELOW

Competitor’s Name: ……………………………………………………….……

Address: ......

...... Post Code:...... Age:......

Email:...... Phone:......

Entry Forms to Miss K L Atkinson, Moss Carrs Farm Cottage, York Road, Bickerton, Wetherby, LS22 5EN Tel: 01937 845638 Please also put your name and age on the back of all entries!

Completion of this booking form implies acceptance of the General Rules. See page 9 of the main schedule. www.tockwithshow.org.uk

(59) (60) YORKSHIRE COUNTRYWOMEN’S ASSOCIATION

HANDICRAFTS 1. A hand painted or drawn picture on a horse racing theme. In any medium. 2. A mounted photograph of a horse. 7’’x5’’ and mount 9’’x7’’ 3. A mounted photograph of a day at the races. 4. Counted thread work including cross stitch. 5. An article using any stitching technique. 6. A collage interpretation on a horse racing theme. 7. A cushion in any medium. 8. Patchwork and/or Quilting. 9. A hobby horse. 10. Any other handicraft not listed in the schedule. 11. A poster advertising a horse racing meeting. 12. A hand made rossette. 13. A poem entitled ‘My Little Pony’. 14. An item made from Pom Poms. 15. Hand Knitted Garment 4ply or under. 16. Hand knitted garment double knitting or aran.

PRODUCE 17. A Loaf of Bread 18. Four Cheese Scones. 19. A Lemon Drizzle Cake. 20. A Treacle Tart 6’’/7’’. 21. Victoria Sandwich - Raspberry jam filling dusted with Caster Sugar. 3 egg mixture 22. A Chocolate Cake. 23. 5 Shortbread Biscuits. 24. A Fruit Pie. Max 7” plate. 25. 4 Jam Tarts. 26. 3 Butterfly Buns. 27. A Savoury Flan. 28. 3 Sausage Rolls. PRESERVES All jars to have cellophane covers and rubber bands or twist tops in good condition! 29. A Jar of Raspberry jam. 30. A Jar of Blackcurrant jam. 31. A Jar of Strawberry jam. 32. A Jar of Lemon Curd. Jar with cellophane and wax. 33. A Jar of Marmalade. 34. A Jar of jelly– any kind. 35. A Jar of Mincemeat. 36. A Jar of Chutney. Jar to have a twist top.

CHILDREN’S CLASS 37. A cookery item from a child under 10. 38. A cookery item from a child under 14. 39. A picture of a horse made from pasta shapes. Child of any age.

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(61) FLOWERS

Measurements apply to height and width. 40. A modern arrangement not to exceed 18”. 41. An arrangement to include a horse shoe. 42. A Fuchsia. 43. A small container of cut mixed herbs - to include at least three varieties. 44. An arrangement in a basket - not to exceed 10 inches. 45. An arrangement to celebrate a day at the races. 46. A rose in a picture frame. 47. A miniature arrangement in an egg cup. 48. An item of fruit jewellery. 49. A nosegay of garden flowers.

BRANCH ENTRY

50. A picnic for Ladies Day at the races. Max size 30”x30”. Five items to include a fashion accessory

YCA SECTION RULES  YCA Members may compete  All entries must be made by the exhibitor and not shown at any previous Tockwith Show and have been completed within the last 18 months.  Items are exhibited at owner’s risk  All exhibitors in the Flower Classes must provide their own receptacles  Where possible, labels must be securely fastened to all exhibits  All vehicles must be removed from the show field by 10am  All exhibits must be staged by 10.30am on Sunday 6th August 2017  Presentation of Trophies will take place at 3.45pm  No exhibits may be removed before 4pm after which time the Committee cannot be held responsible for loss or damage  Objections must be made to the YCA Secretary before 3.30pm on the day of the Show  The Judge’s decision is final

ENTRIES: All YCA Entry Forms for the YCA Competition must be submitted by Monday 24th July 2017 to:- Anita Taylor, 6 Western Road, Rotherham, S65 2EX. Tel: 01709296883 or 07821406976 Entry Fee: 50p each item. Please make cheques payable to West Riding YCA and include a SAE for forwarding of exhibitor entry cards.

TROPHIES (To be held for One Year) The Wilfred Blacker Cup will be awarded to the Branch gaining the most points The Saville Cup will be awarded to the member gaining the most points The Jubilee Cup will be awarded to the best individual entry The Joan Hansell Trophy will be awarded to the Branch winner of Class 50 The West Riding Trophy will be awarded to the child gaining the most points Pat Blacker Trophy will be awarded to the overall winner of the flower section Points: 1st – 3 points, 2nd – 2 points, 3rd – 1 point

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