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SCHEDULE for OPEN SHOW to Be Held at BRECHIN CASTLE, SHOWGROUND, HAUGHMUIR, BRECHIN on SATURDAY 8Th JUNE 2019 (Classes 1 - 252)

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SCHEDULE for OPEN SHOW to Be Held at BRECHIN CASTLE, SHOWGROUND, HAUGHMUIR, BRECHIN on SATURDAY 8Th JUNE 2019 (Classes 1 - 252) Angus Agricultural Association present THE ANGUS SHOW 1853 - 2019 SCHEDULE for OPEN SHOW to be held at BRECHIN CASTLE, SHOWGROUND, HAUGHMUIR, BRECHIN on SATURDAY 8th JUNE 2019 (Classes 1 - 252) Part Main Sponsors: W.Asher & Sons, Astute (Scotland) Ltd, Carnegie Fuels Ltd, John Guthrie - Agricultural Merchants, Glenogil Estates, Carnegie Base Services, Angus Soft Fruits, The Clydesdale Bank Seagreen Wind Energy ANGUS AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION The Show CPH number is 67/084/8007 APPLICATION FOR MEMBERSHIP Membership of the Association is open to all comers, and all who are interested in Agriculture and in the prosperity of the district generally are invited to become Members. TERMS Annual Subscription ..............................................................................£15.00 Spouse and Family Members (Under 18) ..............................................£10.00 I hereby apply to be admitted to Membership of the Angus Agricultural Association and enclose Subscription Fee of £ ............................................... Name .................................................................................................... Address ................................................................................................. .............................................................................................................. .............................................................................................................. Date ...................................................................................................... Number of Members ............................................................................. PLEASE PRINT NAME AND DETAILS CLEARLY Ashleigh Forfar 20 Eastbank, Brechin DD9 6AT [email protected] 07739 378221 1 OFFICE BEARERS FOR 2019 HONORARY PRESIDENTS The Right Honourable THE EARL OF AIRLIE The Right Honourable THE EARL OF DALHOUSIE The Right Honourable THE EARL OF SOUTHESK The Right Honourable THE EARL OF STRATHMORE & KINGHORNE HONORARY VICE-PRESIDENTS Allan Alston, Chapleton of Menmuir, Brechin David Callander, Strathmore Court, Forfar Gerald Callander, Rosair, Arbroath Road, Forfar Alan Gamble, Palace Farm, Jedburgh Alistair Greenhill, Westhall Farm, Kellas M. L. Hume, Mains of Carmyllie, By Arbroath T. F. Inglis, Willanslea, Kirkton of Craig, Montrose Gary Johnston, 2 Townhead Rise, Brechin David Mackie, Quilkoe, Forfar Graeme Mather Snr, Shandford, Fern R.J. Millar, The Bield, Nether Mains of Kinnaird Richard Moore, No. 3 Cottage, Balgownie Farm, Eassie Ian Morrison, Margie, Edzell G. W. Soutar, Kingston, Kingsmuir Wilson Spalding, Rome, Menmuir, Brechin Alan Thomson, Mill of Balrownie, By Brechin Andrew Wilson, Greenhead, Rescobie CHAIRMAN: ANDREW LAWSON, ABBEYTHUNE, INVERKEILOR – 07986 057448 VICE CHAIRMAN: SECRETARY AND TREASURER Ashleigh Forfar, 20 Eastbank, Brechin DD9 6AT Tel: 07739 378221 Email: [email protected] ACCOUNTANT R. B. Cessford, C.A., Whanland Farm, Farnell, By Brechin. 2 Angus Agricultural Association COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT 2018/2019 CHAIRMAN ANDREW Lawson, ABBEYTHUNE, INVERKEILOR VICE-CHAIRMAN SECRETARY/TREASURER Ashleigh Forfar, 20 Eastbank, Brechin DD9 6AT 07739 378221 COMMITTEE Diane Anderson, Barnyards Cottages, Tannadice Heavy Horse Steward 07732 418158 Sandy Aitken, Newton of Inshewan Cottage, Memus Heavy Horse Assistant 01575 540467 Harvey Burgess, 1D Temperance House, Brechin General Assistant 01356 626572 Alison Duff, Broomknowe,By Brechin General Assistant 01356 622274 John Duff, Broomknowe,By Brechin General Assistant 01356 622274 Scott Keith Truck Show Steward 07786 075929 Fiona Lawson, Abbeythune, Inverkeilor Cattle Steward 07890 989806 Gary Johnston, 2 Townhead Rise, Brechin Trade Stand Convenor 07831 863127 Andrew Lawson, Abbeythune, Inverkeilor Gate Steward 07986 057448 Allan Alston, Chapelton of Menmuir Sheep Steward 07710 443273 Brian Mitchell, Drumchapel Cottage Vintage Steward 07791 305660 Mark Smith, Broomfield Main Ring Steward 07751 938375 Glen Jackson Nici Smith, Carwell Committee 07917130291 Alan Thomson, Mill of Balrownie, By Brechin Trade Stand Steward 07714 982810 Ashleigh McIntosh 07425 900899 Lorna Bates, Halymres Farm Horse Steward 07887 541298 Kay Robertson Trophy Steward 07753 319826 Agnes Aitken Goat Steward 07702 470826 INDUSTRIAL SECTION Anne Johnston Chairwoman Y.F.C. REPRESENTATIVES Rachel Hill General Assistant 07703 445453 TROPHIES ALL 2018 TROPHY WINNERS MUST RETURN THEIR TROPHIES PRIOR TO OR ON DAY OF SHOW. PLEASE CONTACT SECRETARY SHOULD YOU WISH TO RETURN YOUR TROPHY IN ADVANCE OF SHOW DAY. 3 JUDGES AND STEWARDS FOR 2019 SECTION JUDGE STEWARD GROUP OF 3 INTERBREED PAIRS POINTS SYSTEM FIONA LAWSON OVERALL CHAMPION ABERDEEN ANGUS & MR H THOMSON ANY OTHER NATIVE BREED BURNSIDE OF TYNET Farm SIMMENTAL MR J Cowan KERSKNOWE FARM Cottage CHAROLAIS CATTLE MR J Cowan KERSKNOWE FARM Cottage LIMOUSIN & ANY OTHER MR D GRAHAM CONTINENTAL BREED MAINS OF BURNBANK COMMERCIAL MR G CAMERON WESTER BONHARD Farm HIGHLAND MR A Garton THE LODGE, LONGLOCH Farm DRAUGHT HORSES DIANE ANDERSON RIDDEN HARNESS & IN HAND HORSE MR David YOUNG MOUNTAIN AND MOORLAND MRS V OSBORNE-ANTOLOVI LORNA Bates KINCLUNE, KIRRIEMUIR SHETLAND PONIES STANDARD MR I SPENCE BURNBANK/WARRACKSTON SHETLAND PONIES MRS S PYE MINIATURE RAWSIDE royal HIGHLAND PONIES MR J REID RIDDEN AND IN HAND GOATS MR TIM BAKER AGNES Aitken Holt, NORFOLK 4 SECTION JUDGE STEWARD NORTH BLACKFACE SHEEP MR David BAILLIE ALLAN ALSTON CHAPELTON OF MENMUIR, BRECHIN SUFFOLK SHEEP MR GEORGE Watt PRIOR ROAD, Forfar TEXEL SHEEP MR David Preacher SOUTH BLACKFACE SHEEP MR Perry MCNICOLL Garton KEEPER Farm BELTEX AND MR JOHN MCLEAN YOUNG HANDLERS MAINS OF CULSH ANY OTHER BREED MR JOHN SCOTT FEARN FARM CROSS SHEEP MR RICHARD HENDERSON Barry HOUSE, GLEN Barry JACOB SHEEP MR Robert LOCKER PRODUCE BAKING MRS JEAN Stewart ANNE JOHNSTON BRECHIN NEEDLEWORK AND HANDICRAFTS FLORAL ART YOUNG PERSONS MRS JANE Cuthill SECTION 5 SECTION JUDGE STEWARD TRADE STAND SECTION GARY JOHNSTON / A THOMSON DOG SHOW FIONA WORK CEREAL CROP WINTER WHEAT TBC SPRING BARLEY TBC POTATO CROP TBC VETERAN & SPORTS HORSE mr W gayler LORNA Bates COLOURED, LOCAL & ARAB MRS M SIVEWRIGHT RIDING PONIES & MR M ADAMS PART BRED M&M RIDING HORSE & MRS LINDA WALKER OPEN COBS WORKING HUNTER MRS H Stirrat PONIES & HORSES WORKING HUNTER COURSE MR G Stirrat BUILDER 6 INSTRUCTIONS TO EXHIBITORS LODGING ENTRIES An entry form for all livestock classes is attached to this Schedule. Separate forms are required for Industrial Section, Dog Show, Best Crop Competition and the Vintage Vehicle Section; these may be obtained from the Secretary. Entry forms, properly filled up and signed by the exhibitor or his agent, together with the correct entry money and membership subscription (where appropriate) must be lodged with the Secretary of the Association by the following dates: Ladies, Gents/Young Persons Section: 8th May 2019 Best Crop Competition: 5th July 2019 Livestock Classes: Friday 17th May 2019 Angus Truck Show: Saturday 25th May 2019 Every attempt has been made to fix these closing dates as near as is possible to the date of the Show. UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES WILL LATE ENTRIES BE ACCEPTED. For reasons of accuracy telephone entries will not be accepted. Exhibitors are earnestly requested to make certain that entry forms include all the necessary information INCLUDING THEIR NAME AND ADDRESS. PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY. PAYMENT OF PRIZE MONEY Industrial Section - In Produce Tent at approx. 17.00hrs. (Saturday) Goats - In Goat Tent at approx. 16.00hrs. (Saturday) Livestock - At time of showing Light Legged Horse – At time of showing J.A.C. ACTIVITIES The organisers of the J.A.C. are again arranging two competitions at the show, namely a Stock judging competition and Valuation competition. TROPHIES FOR PRESENTATION IN MAIN RING CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS! SHEEP • HORSES • CATTLE OTHER TROPHIES TO BE COLLECTED FROM SECRETARY/TROPHY PORTACABIN 7 GENERAL RULES OF COMPETITION 1. Competitive classes, except where otherwise stated, are open to all comers. Stock must be the bona fide property of the exhibitor, and in his actual possession for at least sixty days prior to the date of the Show. 2. Where reference is made to ANGUS, this will be taken as the old county of Angus. 3. Animals suffering from any form of contagious or infectious disease must not be brought to the Show. 4. The Committee reserves the right to refuse any entry they may think fit to exclude, to cancel any entry made, or to prohibit the exhibition of any entry. 5. STOCK NOT IN THE PRINTED CATALOGUE may not compete, unless it can be shown that such omission has not been occasioned by the exhibitor. SUBSTITUTION OF NAMED ENTRIES IN ANY SECTION WILL NOT BE PERMITTED, and should there be any such substitution, any resulting award will be forfeited. This is with the exception of Light Legged Horses entering on the day 6. Exhibitors must enter stock to be shown by sending signed entry forms to the Secretary. IT IS SPECIALLY REQUESTED THAT THE PEDIGREE OF ALL PURE BRED CATTLE AND HORSES (WHERE KNOWN) BE SHOWN. 7. Animals entered in stock classes will be allowed to compete in more than one class, unless where stated otherwise, provided that this does not result in any delay in the judging. 8. Orders for admission to the Showground will be sent to exhibitors by the Secretary as soon as the catalogue is completed. UNLESS AN ORDER FOR EACH LOT IS PRODUCED AT THE STOCK GATE ON THE MORNING OF THE SHOW NO ADMISSION WILL BE ALLOWED. 9. Stock must be placed in the Showground at least
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