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MANIFOLD VALLEY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY

Registered Charity No. 1041032

The 37th

ANNUAL AGRICULTURAL SHOW

SATURDAY 13th AUGUST 2016 The Arbour, Land at Castern Hall, Ilam Moor Lane, ILAM DE6 2AD

SCHEDULE

Licensed bar and other refreshments Numerous trade stands and exhibitions

GRAND PARADE OF PRIZE WINNERS

ADMISSION TO SHOW £5 Children 5 - 12 years of age – £2 Children under 5 year of age - FREE

FREE VEHICLE ENTRY & PARKING

www.manifoldshow.org.uk

MANIFOLD VALLEY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY

HONORARY MEMBERS: Mrs J Deaville Mrs D. Hails Mrs MacAlister-Williams Mrs L Hawkins Mrs V Salt Dr MacAlistair Williams Mrs S Vaughan Mrs L. Higton Mrs G Floyd Mrs L. Andrews Mrs D Watkins Mr W Watkins Mr. J Hartley

SHOW OFFICIALS: President: Mrs Ellen Bury Chairman: Bruce Daniel Secretary: Mark Simcock Assistant Secretary: Katrina Simcock Treasurer: Elizabeth Andrews Show Directors: Martin Gill, Nick Bonsall Main Ring Events: James Sells Trophies & Awards: Mrs Ellen Bury Publicity: Ken Warrilow Membership: Gill Blaize

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: The Society acknowledges it’s debt to The Hurt family of Castern Hall who allow the use of the land each year and to Richard and David Wain who have to farm it again afterwards. Gratitude also goes to all those others who have helped, in whatever small or grand way, to make the Show a success.

IMPORTANT NOTES FOR EXHIBITORS Public Liability Insurance All exhibitors must have their own Public Liability Insurance and must produce a copy of this to the appropriate section organiser Entrance to Show for Exhibitors All exhibitors will be charged the full entry fee upon entering the show site, unless they produce an exhibitor’s pass at the gate. Exhibitors can obtain an appropriate exhibitor’s pass from their section leader. Exhibitors are advised to do this at least one week prior to the show Transportation of Livestock Exhibitors are reminded that the welfare of livestock during transit is covered by a The Welfare of Animals (Transport) (England) Order 2006 (SI 2006/3260). *LOCAL Entries A ‘Local’ exhibitor is a person who lives, owns or rents a property, in one of the following parishes: Alstonefield, Butterton, Elkstones, Fawfieldhead, Ford, Grindon, Hartington (Town Quarter), Heathylee, Hollinsclough, Ilam, Longnor, Onecote, Quarnford, Sheen, Thorpe, Warslow, Waterhouses (including Calton, Cauldon, Swinscoe, Blore & Waterfall). Wetton

HANDICRAFTS, ARTS & HOME PRODUCE

Organisers: Barbara Thompson 01335 348000 Sara Lipp 01298 83335

Entry Fees: Adults £1 per entry, Members 75p per entry Children's Classes 75p per entry

Prizes: 1st £2 2nd £1.50 3rd £1.00

Judging will take place from 11am during which time the marquee will be closed.

Entries welcome from 8.30am to 10.30am. No item may be withdrawn from display before 2pm. Each entry should be the exhibitor's own work and it should have been created within the last five years.

TROPHIES Bonsall Gill Trophy (classes 1-4) Maggie Downing Trophy (classes 5-8) Brian Ross Trophy (classes 9-10) J M Nuttall Shield (classes 11-12) Maureen Rooker Shield (classes 13-18) Staffordshire Knot Trophy (classes 19-20) The Grindon Herd Trophy (class 21) Blue Circle Rose Bowl (classes 22-29 and 31) David & Janet Lownds Trophy for Manifold Top Tray Novice Class (class 30) President's Shield (classes 32-34) White Peak Butchery Trophy (classes 35-37) Gagaye Shield (classes 38-40)

SPONSORS A & J Environmental, Bottomhouse Hartdale Motors, Hartington Henmore Poultry Club I & M Shaw Kevin Turner Services The Village Stores, Hartington Warrington Coaches, Ilam White Peak Farm Butchery, Alstonefield

Local Entries are invited for classes 1-29 (see inside front cover) Children’s classes 31-40 and class 30 (for adults and children) are open to all competitors

Handicrafts 1 A rag doll 2 A tissue box holder – in any medium Please note that the Judge's 3 A homemade shopping bag – in any medium decision is final. 4 A completed item of embroidery Floral Art 5 A seaside arrangement incorporating shells 6 A basket of garden flowers with foliage 7 A vase of white flowers 8 A specimen flower Photography and Painting 9 “Family” - a photograph 10 A photograph of architecture 11 A painting of something to eat – in any medium 12 “Romance” – a painting in any medium

Homecraft 13 A lemon drizzle cake (Gentlemen only) 14 Three picnic items 15 A Swiss roll of your choice 16 A plate of three scones 17 A jar of homemade jam 18 A jar of homemade chutney 19 A bottle of homemade wine 20 A bottle of homemade flavoured spirit

Home-grown Produce 21 3 eggs of any matching colour and size 22 3 pots of different herbs 23 6 cherry tomatoes with calyx/stalks 24 3 courgettes 25 5 beetroot 26 6 runner beans 27 A plate of summer fruit (maximum diameter 10”) 28 2 sticks of rhubarb 29 3 small onions (maximum 250g/6oz each) 30 Manifold Top Tray Novice class (for adults or children): A collection of 2 kinds of vegetables from the following options: onions, potatoes, broad beans, peas, carrots, tomatoes, runner beans, beetroot, cucumbers, cabbages, cauliflowers, peppers, aubergines, radish on a tray or board. (A Novice is anyone who has not previously won a 1st prize for home-grown produce at the Manifold Show) 31 For children only: Something grown in a welly boot by you

For Children 15 years and under on Show day 32 A box made from any material 33 An object made from paper mache 34 3 savoury muffins

For Children 11 years and under on Show day 35 A desk/stationery tidy made from any material 36 A bird feeder made from any material 37 A plate of 3 biscuits

For Children 7 years and under on Show day 38 A picture of a zoo animal 39 A character made from a wooden spoon 40 3 jam tarts

If you wish to label your produce after judging, please provide your own name card

CATTLE

Organisers: Nik Searston Telephone: 07790 354330 Jane Cartwright Peter Cotton Alan Coxon

Entry Fees £5 per entry, £2.50 for Young Handlers Classes Prizes: 1st £20 2nd £15 3rd £10

There will be a £10 supplement for a local winner

Judging will commence at 10.30am in the Cattle Ring.

SPECIAL NOTES FOR CATTLE CLASSES:

All cattle passports must accompany each animal. Open classes are restricted to stock that is quartered within a 30 mile radius of Butterton. This area takes in such places as Ashbourne, Bakewell, Brailsford, Buxton, Chapel en le Frith, Congleton, Macclesfield, Matlock, Uttoxeter and the Potteries. Local classes are for people who live or keep stock in the Manifold Parishes which is set out at the front of this schedule. Entries should reach the section organiser no later than one week prior to the show. All animals must come from a holding that has had no movement of Foot & Mouth Susceptible livestock onto the holding from which they have left in the six days prior to the day of the show All exhibitors must conform to the requirements of the General Public Licence. All transporting vehicles must have been cleansed and disinfected prior to moving stock to the show.

TROPHIES

Staffordshire Moorlands District Council Trophy for the Supreme Champion in Local Classes Nestle Trophy for the Champion Local Dairy Animal Doctor Williams Trophy for the Champion Local Beef Animal White Peak Farm Butchery Trophy for the Champion Bull Heath House Trophy for the Winner of Class 52 Gilbert Derbyshire Trophy for the winner of class 77 Higton & Gill Trophy for the Best Young Handler in Class 65 Low End Trophy for the Best Young Handler in Class 65

SPONSORS

AH BROOKS & Co – Solicitors, Leek G.W. MELLOR, Supplier of Rearing Calves CHEADLE NFU, Cheadle, Stoke on Trent 4FUELS, Agricultural/Commercial Fuels, Whiston GRAHAM WATKINS & CO Auctioneers and Chartered Surveyors, Leek LEEK AUCTIONS LTD, Auctioneers, Leek WRIGHT MARSHALL, Auctioneers, Chelford & Beeston Castle BRIAN MELLOR, Financial Services, Leek ROGER BROOKS & CO – Solicitors, Leek

SOME OF THE CLASSES BELOW MAY BE AMALGAMATED OR SPLIT IF ENTRIES ARE INSUFFICIENT/SUFFICENT

CATTLE CLASSES

BEEF CLASSES Class 51 Calf under 6 months Class 52 Calf under 6 months (LOCAL) Class 53 Calf (6m to 1 year of age) Class 54 Calf (6m to 1 year of age) (LOCAL) Class 55 Heifer (1-2 years) Class 56 Heifer (1-2 years) (LOCAL) Class 57 Heifer over 2 years Class 58 Heifer over 2 years (LOCAL) Class 59 Cow or Heifer with calf at foot or in calf Class 60 Cow or Heifer with calf at foot or in calf (LOCAL) Class 61 Bull – Senior 18 + months Class 62 Bull – Senior 18 + months (LOCAL) Class 63 Bull – Junior 0-18 months Class 64 Bull – Junior 0-18 months (LOCAL) Class 65 Calf under 6 months shown by a person under the age of 16 years (to be judged on handling, beef or dairy)

BUTCHERS CLASSES Class 66 Best Butchering Animal (0-1 year old) Class 67 Best Butchering Animal (0-1 year old) (LOCAL) Class 68 Best Butchering Animal (1-2 year old) Class 69 Best Butchering Animal (1-2 year old) (LOCAL) Class 70 Best Butchering Animal (2-3 year old) Class 71 Best Butchering Animal (2-3 year old) (LOCAL) Class 72 Best Pair of Butchering Animals Class 73 Best Pair of Butchering Animals (LOCAL)

DAIRY CLASSES Class 74 Dairy Cow in Milk Class 75 Dairy Cow in Milk (LOCAL) Class 76 Dairy Heifer in Milk Class 77 Dairy Heifer in Milk (LOCAL) Class 78 Dairy maiden/in calf heifer Class 79 Dairy maiden/in calf heifer (LOCAL) Class 80 Dairy Calf under 6 months

SHEEP

Organiser: Owen Bradbury Telephone: (H) 01335 390286

Entry Fees £2 per entry

Prizes: Champion £20 Reserve Champion £10 1st £5 2nd £3 3rd £2

Judging will commence at 11.00am in the Sheep Lines

IMPORTANT NOTES:

All animals must come from a holding that has had no movement of Foot & Mouth Susceptible livestock onto the holding from which they have left in the six days prior to the day of the show. All exhibitors must conform to the requirements of the General Public Licence. All transporting vehicles must have been cleansed and disinfected prior to moving stock to the show. All entries should be accompanied by a completed movement licence. There will be an MV accredited Sheep section. All MV accredited Stock must be accompanied by a valid certificate which should be handed to the Section organiser prior to un loading . The Section organiser will then direct all competitors to the MV accredited unloading area. PLEASE NOTE THAT ALL MV ACCREDITED SHEEP EXIBITORS MUST COMPLY WITH THE RULES OF THE SCHEME AT ALL TIMES

ALL CLASSES ARE RESTRICTED TO LOCAL COMPETITORS

TROPHIES

The R.J. Critchlow Cup for the Best Entry in the Sheep Classes The Bury & Hilton Trophy for the Best Exhibit from Classes 101 & 102 The Bev Grindey Trophy for the Best Ram The Cynthia Hurt Trophy for the Best Exhibit from Classes 103 & 104

SPONSORS

Bagshaws Agricultural, Bakewell

Class 101 Pair of Ewe Lambs Class 102 Pair of Butchers Lambs Class 103 Pair of Shearling Ewes Class 104 Pair of Ewes Class 105 Ram, any breed.

Entries will close on Friday 5th August 2016

RARE & MINORITY BREEDS SHEEP

ALL CLASSES ARE OPEN

NON MV ACCREDITED ONLY

Organiser: Owen Bradbury Telephone: 01335 390286

Entry Fees £3 per class

Prizes: Champion £20 Reserve Champion £ 10 1st £5 2nd £3 3rd £2

Judging at 11 am in Pens. If the society receives more than four entries from three or more owners for any one breed a breed class can be staged if requested.

IMPORTANT NOTES: All animals must come from a holding that has had no movement of Foot & Mouth Susceptible livestock onto the holding from which they have left in the six days prior to the day of the show. All exhibitors must conform to the requirements of the General Public Licence. All transporting vehicles must have been cleansed and disinfected prior to moving stock to the show. All entries should be accompanied by a completed movement licence.

SPONSORS

Manifold Stores, Waterhouses. The Country Store – Ipstones Brassington & Co – Thorncliffe Henmore Poultry Club

TROPHIES

Charlotte Hails Memorial Trophy – Overall Champion

CLASSES

Class 121 Ewe Lamb (Rare or Minority) Born in 2016 Class 122 Ram Lamb (Rare or Minority) Born 2016 Class 123 Ewe Reared Lamb in 2016 (Rare or Minority) Class 124 Ram, any age. (Rare or Minority) Class 125 Shearling Ewe (Rare or Minority Breed)

*Could all prize winners please have sheep ready for Grand parade at 3 pm*

FLEECE COMPETITION

Organiser : Neil Brough Tel: 01298 83224

Judge : Audrey Dawson

Entry Fee: £1 per fleece – Entries on the Day

Prizes : Rosettes to third place Champion for Best Fleece

Judging to commence at 11.00 in the Craft tent

Class 131 Best White Fleece Class 132 Best Coloured Fleece

SPONSORS

The Henmore Poultry Club

HEAVY HORSE

Organiser: Andrew Carr Tel: 01538 309958

Entry Fee: £3 per entry. An attendance allowance of £2 per horse will be refunded.

Prizes: 1st prize £30 2nd prize £20 3rd prize £15 Judging to commence at 10.00am

ELIGIBILITY FOR ENTRY: This is a Shire Horse Society Affiliated Show and entries will not be accepted from any person who has been removed from the membership of that Society or who has been excluded from exhibiting for prizes at Shows or from taking part in any Show organised by the Society.

The Show is a points accumulator for the Derbyshire and District Shire Horse Association Foal Championship, open to paid up members of the Association only.

TROPHIES: Buxton Calor Gas Trophy for the Best Heavy Horse in the Show Westside Cup for the Best Yearling or Two Year Old Royston Cup for the Champion Shire Foal Lee Stacey Cup for the Best Yearling Filly Championship & Reserve Championship Rosettes will be awarded for the Best & Reserve Best Heavy Horses by MVAS.

Also the Shire Horse Society offer a Championship Rosette for the Best Registered Shire and a Silver Spoon for the Best Registered Female Shire.

ALL CLASSES ARE OPEN

Class 151 Yearling Filly, Gelding or Colt Class 152 Two year old Filly, Gelding or Colt Class 153 Mare with foal at foot Class 154 Foals Class 155 Mare or Gelding, three years or older Class 156 Young Handler (Must be shown by a person aged 12-18 on show day) (No entry fee applicable to this class)

Where there are sufficient entries, 4th & 5th prizes will be awarded and classes may be split.

SHIRE HORSE SOCIETY RULES

The Shire Horse Society is pleased to award Silver Spoons and the conditions are:

1. A Spoon and Rosette for the Best Mare or Filly exhibited in the Shire Classes whose mother shall have been a member of the Local Society for not less than six months previous to the last date of entry for the Show.

2. If not already a member, the winner of the Special Prize must become a member of the Shire Horse Society.

3. Entries cannot be accepted at Affiliated Shows for Shires or Heavy Horses for any person who has been removed from membership of the Shire Horse Society or has been excluded from exhibiting for prized at Shows, Sales or Exhibitions or from taking part in any Show organised by the Shire Horse Society.

4. No animal to be eligible to take more than one Silver Spoon during any one year, the Royal and Shire Horse Society Shows being excepted.

5. THE WINNING ANIMAL MUST BE REGISTERED IN THE STUD BOOK OR GRADE ‘B’ REGISTER.

6. The Judge invited to officiate must be on the Society’s official panel and has the right to withhold the award of the Silver Spoon and Rosette if insufficient merit is shown.

7. The winning animal must be free from hereditary disease.

8. The Council reserve the right in offering their spoons to award them only to persons approved by the Shire Horse Society and subject to confirmation in the uncontrolled discretion of the Council.

9. TIME LIMIT. Official returns of awards of Spoons must be completed within one month from the date of the Show, otherwise such awards will become void.

THE HENMORE POULTRY MANIFOLD SHOW

BY HENMORE POULTRY CLUB

POULTRY SHOW

at the

Manifold Valley Agricultural Show Ilam Derbyshire

Saturday 13th August 2016 Entries close 5th August 2016

For further details and schedules contact:

Neil Brough Cronkstone Grange Hurdlow Buxton, Derbyshire SK17 9QL

01298 83224

PETS SECTION ALL CLASSES ARE OPEN

Organiser: Neil Brough Tel: 01298 83224 Entry Fee: 70p Rosettes for 1st, 2nd & 3rd. £10 for Best in Show, £5 for Reserve and £5 for Best Local Exhibit. Entries can be made up to 11am on Show day. Judging will commence at 11.10am in the Pet Tent. Lifting time 3 pm.

TROPHIES

Bert Wharmby Trophy Bramhill Caractacus Shield Marston Shield Manifold Valley Hotel Trophy Hilton Trophy

SPONSORS

CJ & PJ Belfield, Accountant, Sheen

Class 171 Pure Bred Large Cockerel Class 172 Pure Bred Large Hen Class 173 Cross Bred Large Cock or Hen Class 174 Pure Bred Bantam Cockerel Class 175 Pure Bred Bantam Hen Class 176 Cross Bred Bantam Cock or Hen Class 177 Pure Bred Duck or Goose Class 178 Cross Bred Pet Duck or Goose Class 179 Pet Rabbit Class 180 Pet Guinea Pig Class 181 Pet Quail/budgie – please bring your own cage for this class

DOGS

Organiser: Ann Lewis Tel: 01298 84274 Entry Fee: £1 per entry Rosettes for: 1st, 2nd & 3rd in each class & best in show Entries can be taken up to Judging Time on Show day. Judging will commence at 1pm in the Dog Ring

TROPHIES Ken Buxton Trophy

Class 182 Best Small Dog Class 183 Best Large Dog Class 184 Best Puppy Dog under 18 months old Class 185 Best Rescue Dog

PRIVATE DRIVING ALL CLASSES ARE OPEN Qualifier for Osborne Refrigerators BDS National Championships 2016

Organiser: Anne Stubbs 01298 84799 Entry Fee: £10 per turnout. Each paying exhibitor will be offered 2 plated meals.

Eligibility: Entrants must take part in one of the two ring events in order to qualify for the drive.

Class 186, 187 and 188 are qualifiers for the 2016 Osborne Refrigerators BDS National Championships at Driving Addington on 24 September. The highest placed turnout owned and driven by a member of the British Driving Society and eligible for the following Type- Section/s disregarding those already qualified down to 6th place(10th place for type sections (n) – (q)) in the class will qualify for the 2016 Semi-finals at Driving Addington. The Championship will immediately follow the Semi-Finals.

Class 186 PLEASURE DRIVING Commencing at 9.30am

Open to Singles, Pairs and Tandems, non-traditional and exercise vehicles. To be judged on the cleanliness of turnout, the obedience of the animals, and the ability of the whip (ie the driver).

Type-Section/s e Country turnout – single, pair or tandem f single purebred registered welsh cob – section d h single registered Mountain and Moorland (excluding purebred Registered Welsh) m single, pair or tandem turnout driven to a four wheel exercise vehicle

TROPHIES Daihatsu Perpetual Challenge Trophy for Best Turned-Out team

Class 187 JUNIORS Commencing after the Pleasure Driving Open to Singles, Pairs and Tandems.

Type-Section/s n single turnout driven to a traditional type of vehicle by a young driver aged 10-14 years o single turnout driven to a traditional type of vehicle by a young driver aged 15-17 years p single turnout driven to an exercise vehicle by a young driver aged 10-14 years q single turnout driven to an exercise vehicle by a young driver aged 15-17 tears

TROPHIES Country Fayre Trophy E & J Wain, Bottomhouse For Best Turned Out Junior

Class 188 PRIVATE DRIVING Commencing after the Juniors Open to Singles, Pairs and Tandems, non-traditional and exercise vehicles. To be judged on the cleanliness of turnout, the obedience of the animals, and the ability of the whip (ie the driver).

If desired entrants will gather in the Main Ring after judging and then leave for a drive 1 of approx. 8 miles, taking approx. 1 /2 hours. Refreshments will be enjoyed at The George Inn, Alstonefield.

TROPHIES Arthur Floyd Memorial Trophy for Best Turned-Out Team Bonsall Cup for Best Local/s Turnout Rosettes for Best Groom

SPONSORS HOME AND COLONIAL, Derby Street, Leek GEES IRONMONGERS, Leek

LATE ARRIVALS TO THE CLASSES MAY BE REFUSED ENTRANCE

IMPORTANT NOTE

PLEASE NOTE THAT IN ORDER FOR EXHIBITORS TO GO ON THE ROAD DRIVE THE SOCIETY WILL NEED TO SEE EITHER THE COMPETITORS BRITISH DRIVING SOCIETY MEMBERSHIP CARD OR ALTERNATIVELY A COPY OF THEIR THIRD PARTY INSURANCE

HORSE AND PONY

SPECIAL NOTE: After the 28th February 2005 it became a legal requirement for all horses to have passport and no persons shall use the horse for the purpose of competition unless its passport accompanies it. Please can all exhibitors ensure they comply with this requirement. Local Authority Inspectors will be on site on show day and may ask to see them.

Organiser Diana Higton Tel: 01335 310223

Entry Fees Entries made before 1st August £8 Late Entries & On the Day £10 Members entering before 1st August £4 Gymkhana Games £2

Prize Money 1st Prize £6 2nd Prize £4 3rd Prize £2.50

Rosettes to 5th place

SPONSORS.

Ernie and Jean Allen – Alstonefield Paul Cooke, Ashbourne NFU J. Simister and Son Emily & Ben Hammond

Senior Show Champion The Leewood Hotel Rose Bowl Junior Show Champion The Sir David Knox Trophy The WETTON CUP Chase Me Charlie

Championship and Reserve Champion Rosettes will be awarded to the partnership of local horse & rider gaining the most points scored as follows: First 3 pts. Second 2pts Third 1pt.

IMPORTANT REGULATIONS RELATING TO HORSE & PONY SECTION Horses and Ponies must be ridden by their regular riders if owners are not local residents. Horses and Ponies under four years of age may be shown in hand but not under saddle or ridden. The judges have the right to move any entry from an inappropriate class. Hard Hats with Chin Straps and adequate footwear must be worn at all times whilst mounted. All classes marked as local are restricted to local exhibitors. (See definition inside front cover) Classes may be split where sufficient entries are received.

RING A

Judge: Ann Chadwick Judging to commence at 9:30am PROMPT

Class 201 A. Best Turned Out - Rider 14 years and under - local Class 202 A. Best Turned Out - Rider 15 years and over – local

The Solares Girl Trophy awarded to Ridden Best Turned Out Local

Class 203 A. Ridden Pony 14.2 hhs and under. Rider any age – local Class 204 A. Ridden Horse over 14.2 hhs. Rider of any age. - local

Manifold Cup awarded for best Ridden Pony or Horse Local

Class 205 A. Riding Club Pony or Horse Rider 14 years and under. To be judged on manners and suitability as an all rounder. Show will include a small jump. Snaffle bridles only. - local

Class 206 A. Riding Club Pony or Horse Rider 15 years and over. To be judged on manners and suitability as an all rounder. Show will include a small jump. Snaffle bridles only. - local

The Committee Salver awarded for best Riding Club Pony or Horse – Local

Class 207 A. Junior Equitation Rider 14 years and under. To be judged on rider’s ability. Snaffle bridles only. - local Class 208 A. Senior Equitation Rider 15 years and over. To be judged on rider’s ability. Snaffle bridles only. – local

T. J. Ratcliffe Shield awarded for best Equitation Local

Class 209 A. Ridden Coloured/Spotted/Palomino & Dun – local Class 210 A. Ridden Mountain and Moorland - local

Class 211 A. In Hand Welsh Pure and Part Bred

Class 212 A. In Hand Mountain and Moorland Pure and Part Bred (Non- Welsh)

Class 213 A. In Hand Coloured/Spotted/Palomino & Dun

Class 214 A.In Hand Arab/Anglo/Part Bred

Class 215 A. In Hand Cob – hogged or hairy Winners from In Hand classes above (4) to present with winners from In Hand classes in Ring B (4) for Charles Critchlow Memorial Challenge Cup for Best In Hand

RING B Judge: Anne Marie Gibson Judging to commence at 10:00am

ALL classes are open to any competitor who lives in 20 mile radius of Manifold Valley Show Ground Class 216 Ridden Best Turned Out – Rider 14 years and under – all comer Class 217 Best Turned Out - Rider 15 years and over – all comer

Committee Rosette awarded to best Turned Out – All comer

Class 218 Ridden Pony 14.2 hhs and under. Rider any age - all comer Class 219 Ridden Horse over 14.2 hhs. Rider of any age. – all comer

Committee Rosette awarded to Ridden Pony or Horse All comer

Class 220 Riding Club Pony or Horse Rider 14 years and under. To be judged on manners and suitability as an all rounder. Show will include a small jump. Snaffle bridles only. – all comer

Class 221 Riding Club Pony or Horse Rider 15 years and over. To be judged on manners and suitability as an all rounder. Show will include a small jump. Snaffle bridles only. – all comer

Committee Rosette awarded for best Riding Club Pony of Horse – All comer

Class 222 Junior Equitation Rider 14 years and under. To be judged on rider’s ability. Snaffle bridles only. – all comer

Class 223 Senior Equitation Rider 15 years and over. To be judged on rider’s ability. Snaffle bridles only. – all comer

Committee Rosette awarded for best Equitation All comer

Class 224 Ridden Coloured/Spotted/Palomino & Dun – All comer Class 225 Ridden Mountain and Moorland – All comer

Committee Rosette awarded to overall winner of above two classes All comer

Class 226 In Hand Veteran – horses/ponies over 17 years old. Open Mixed Aged. Over 15 years

Class 227 In Hand Open Condition and Turnout Horse – over 14.2 h over 4 years

Class 228 In Hand Open Condition and Turnout Pony – up to and including 14.2h over 4 years

Winners from In Hand classes above (3) to present for committee rosette awarded for the best RING C Judge: Alan Stubbs Judging to commence at 10:30am Classes are open to any competitor who lives within 20 mile radius of Manifold Show Ground

All events and classes in the Light Horse Section will follow the British Show Jumping Rules. If a competitor is unseated during a round of jumping they are not allowed to remount and must leave the ring.All competitors should be properly attired as directed in the British Show Jumping Rules. The judge’s decision is final

Clear Round Jumping £1 entrance for clear round rosette Please note all fence heights are approximate

Class 229 Lead Rein Jumping 1’3”

Class 230 Beginners Jumping 1’6”

Class 231 Junior Novice pony 2’0” – up to and including 14.2h

Class 232 Speed Stakes, 2’3” – one round against the clock

Class 233 Open Pony 2’9”

Class 234 Beginner Horse 1’6”

Class 235 Novice Horse 2’3”

Class 236 Open Horse 2’9”

RING D Judge: Holly Shann Judging to commence at 10:00am Classes are open to any competitor who lives in 20 mile radius of Manifold Valley Show Ground unless otherwise stated

Class 238 In Hand Bonny Pony or Horse Class 239 In Hand Best Thelwell Look-a-Like

Committee Rosette for overall winner of above two classes

Class 240 A. Lead Rein and First Ridden Equitation. Snaffle Bridles only. Lead Reins attached to Nose Bands. 11 years and under. (Not to enter any other equitation class) – local B. Lead Rein and First Ridden Equitation. Snaffle Bridles only. Lead Reins attached to Nose Bands. 11 years and under. (Not to enter any other equitation class) – all comer

Committee Rosette awarded to winner of above classes

Class 241 A. Young Handler. Handler 11 years and under. To be judged on child’s handling of pony (An adult may give limited help) B. Young Handler. Handler 11 years and under. To be judged on child’s handling of pony (An adult may give limited help)

PLEASE NOTE THAT ALL YOUNG HANDLERS MUST WEAR HARD HAT, APPROPRIATE FOOTWEAR AND GLOVES

Committee Rosette awarded to winner of above classes Gymkhana Games - £2 entrance

Class 242 Lead Rein Sack Race – 9 years and under

Class 243 Sack Race - 10-15 years

Class 244 Lead Rein Potato Race – 9 years and under

Class 245 Potato Race – 10-15 years

Class 246 Fancy Dress – Riding Hats must be worn if mounted in this class Fancy Dress Cup

MANIFOLD SHOW SATURDAY 13th August 2016 HORSE & PONY SECTION

OPEN CLASS

Chase me Charlie Event

Triple Bar

TO BE HELD IN THE MAIN ARENA

at 2.30pm

ROSSETTES AND PRIZE MONEY 1ST £25 2ND £15 3RD £10 ROSSETTES TO 5TH PLACE

WETTON CUP Sponsored by Ken and Judy Pritchard

ALL ENTRIES TO BE SUBMITTED BY FRIDAY 12TH AUGUST TO DIANA HIGTON, MANOR HOUSE FARM, WETTON, ASHBOURNE, DERBYSHIRE, DE6 2AF

TELEPHONE 01335 310223

All entrants are required to wear a hard hat (to Standard BS PAS 015 1998, BS EN 1384 or ASTM 116 395 and a Body Protector and the Committee request that all entrants wear their jackets during the event.

All events and classes in the Light Horse Section will follow the British Show Jumping Rules. If a competitor is unseated during a round of jumping they are not allowed to remount and must leave the ring. All competitors should be properly attired as directed in the British Show Jumping Rules. The judge’s decision is final BYGONES

Organiser: Philip Wilton Tel: 01335 310280

The Manifold Valley Bygones Group will be staging a display of Bygones and Memorabilia. This will include vintage tractors, stationary engines and other vintage agricultural machinery.

Two Slow Tractor Race Classes will be held in the main ring during the afternoon. One will be for single speed gearbox machines, the other for split gearboxes.

Anyone wishing to become involved should contact the organiser, either by telephone or at: Broad Close Farm, Buxton Road, Tissington, Ashbourne, Derbyshire, DE6 1NJ

TROPHIES Allen Simpson/Martin Gill Trophy – awarded to Single Speed Gearbox entrant

Philip Wilton Trophy – awarded to Split Gearbox entrant

THE MANIFOLD VALLEY SHOW

LURCHER AND TERRIER SHOW

Starts at: 12 noon

24 LURCHER classes including: Child Handler with Championship & Sighthound class

21 TERRIER classes including: Child Handler, Bedlington and Local