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Cattle, Sheep and Pig Schedule 05 SOUTH SUFFOLK AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION LTD Founded 1888. Incorporated 1999. Limited by Guarantee. Registered in England No. 3685798 SCHEDULE AND PRIZE LIST 2021 FOR CATTLE, SHEEP AND PIGS SOUTH SUFFOLK SHOW INGHAM, Nr Bury St. Edmunds (3 miles north of Bury St. Edmunds on A134) by kind permission of the Turner Family SUNDAY 9th May 2021 Show Secretary: Geoff Bailes Tel. No. 01638 750879 email: [email protected] SOUTH SUFFOLK AGRICULTURAL SHOW Show President: C. Philpot Esq. Chairman: T. J. Mann Esq. Vice-Chairman: O. Stennett Esq. Treasurer: C. Sapsford Esq. Show Director: O. Stennett Esq. Show Secretary: Geoff Bailes, 35 Dalham Road, Moulton, Newmarket, Suffolk. CB8 8SB Telephone: (01638) 750879 E-mail – [email protected]. CONDITIONS OF ENTRY See separate sheet enclosed. TRAVEL BONUS The following bonus will be awarded to the exhibitor attending the Show from the farthest distance. Mileage claimed to be shown on the entry form: Cattle £20.00 Pigs £10.00 LIVESTOCK SUB-COMMITTEE Head Cattle Steward David Jackson Tel: 01787 280485 Head Sheep Steward Katie Mitchum Tel: 07788 428109 Tel: Head Pig Steward Guy Kiddy Tel: 01767 650884 The Charles Boardman Challenge Cup The Charles Boardman Challenge Cup, the Association's most prestigious award, is rotated each year between Cattle, Sheep, and Pigs. This year, it is to be awarded to the most successful exhibit in the Cattle Classes. The Donald McLean Memorial Trophy will be awarded to the handler in-charge of the winning exhibit. Will Owners, Exhibitors, Competitors and Attendants Please Note: Rule 9 i), ii) & iii) Condition of Entry i) Livestock boxes/trailers are admitted with the relevant vehicle pass and must be parked as directed by Stewards. Cars carrying tack in support of boxes/trailers must enter the Showground through the Horse & Livestock entrance. A Tariff of £14 per Car will be charged for parking within the Livestock Section. (excluding occupants) ii) Every person entering the showground, including drivers of Livestock wagons/trailers must have a valid entrance ticket or pay the full price of admission at the gate (£14). This regulation will be strictly enforced. The show will not take responsibility for any tickets, which may have been mislaid or forgotten. No refunds will be considered unless application is made in writing to the Secretary. All persons on leaving the showground who wish to re-enter must obtain a pass from the Gate Stewards. iii) All owners making exhibit applications through an agent and who wish to attend the show will be required to apply in writing to the Secretary by 1st May 2021 for issue of an exhibitor’s ticket. All owners, exhibitors, competitors and attendants will be required to have an exhibitor’s ticket to gain free access to the showground. No entry will be allowed without a ticket, unless normal gate charges are paid. No refunds will be considered unless application is made in writing to the Secretary. Entries close 17th April ’21. 2 LIVESTOCK SCHEDULE A VETERINARY SURGEON WILL BE IN ATTENDANCE CATTLE CLASSES The Cattle Marquees are very generously sponsored by Shadwell Estate Company Ltd. Cover but No Straw provided. BCMS - Showground Location Number 38/360/8000 Showground Address - Home Farm, Ampton. Head Steward: David Jackson Tel: 01787 280485 Entry Fee: £8. 00 per entry. Use CATTLE entry form. Prizes: 1st - £20, 2nd - £15, 3rd - £10 Young Handler Classes: Entry Fee: FOC (Entries will be accepted on the day) Classes prefixed by an asterisk (*) are Championship, Challenge Cup or Trophy Classes. Entry to these Classes is free, but are restricted to the winners of the appropriate qualifying Classes. PLEASE NOTE All cattle exhibitors will have to have in their possession the relevant passports for all exhibited animals born after 1st July 1996. These passports must remain with the animals throughout their stay at the showground. Please ensure that passports are completed prior to arrival – Location Number 38/360/8000 (Ampton Point to Point Course, Home Farm, Ampton. IP31 1HJ). BCMS Labels will be issued with Animal Show Numbers and Vehicle Passes prior to the show. DEXTERS Only animals fully registered with the Dexter Cattle Society are eligible. The Society will award a Breed Spoon to the Champion Dexter in the Show. Judging commences at 9.00 a.m. Judge: Class 120 Cow, in milk. 121 Cow, dry. 122* Champion Cow from classes 120 & 121. Note: If there are less than 5 entries forward in Classes 120 & 121 they will be amalgamated. 123 Calf, under 12 months old on day of Show. 124 Heifer, over 1 year old, but under 18 months old on day of Show. 3 125 Heifer, over 18 months, in milk or in calf. 126 Champion Heifer from Classes 123 (if a heifer) 124 & 125. 127 The Lionel and Paula Green Cup awarded to the Champion Female from classes 122 & 126. 128 Bull, any age. Awarded The Peddar of Clare Perpetual Trophy. 129 * The Don McLean Memorial Rosebowl for the Champion Dexter in Show, presented by the Central group in memory of the late Don McLean, a much respected Judge and Council Member of the Dexter Cattle Society. British White Cattle Judging commences at 9.00 a.m. Judge: Class 130 Heifer, born on or after 1st January 2020. 131 Heifer, born before 1st January 2020. 132 Cow any age. 133* The Beachern Trophy for the best heifer from classes 130 and 131. 134* The Cresswell Perpetual Challenge Trophy awarded to the Champion Female from classes 130, 131 and 132. 135 Bull, born on or after 1st January 2020. 136 Bull, born in 2017. 137* The Parker Bros. Challenge Trophy awarded to the Champion Male. Classes 135 and 136. 138* The Clark and Butcher Ltd. Challenge Cup for the Champion British White from classes 134 and 137. Public Safety in Livestock Lines. In the interest of public safety, the livestock lines will be closed whilst the main movements of livestock for judging and for the Grand Parade are in progress. Livestock exhibitor’s wristbands will admit them to the livestock lines at all times. This wristband is not transferable and must be worn, no one, other than wristband holders will be allowed to enter. 4 Rare and Native Breeds of British Cattle Cattle from the following breeds will be eligible to compete: Beef Shorthorn, Belted Galloway, Devon, Gloucester, Highland, Irish Moiled, Kerry, Lincoln Red, Longhorn, Luing, Northern Dairy Shorthorn, Red Poll, Shetland, South Devon, Sussex, Vaynol, Welsh Black, White Galloway, White Park and Whitebred Shorthorn. Judging follows British White Cattle Judge: Class 139 Heifer, born on or after 1st January 2020. 140 Heifer, born before 1st January 2020. 141 Cow any age. 142* Champion Female Exhibit, Rare Breed from Classes 139, 140 and 141. 143 Bull, born on or after 1st January 2020. 144 Bull, born in 2019. 145* Champion Male Exhibit, Rare Breed from Classes 143 and 144. 146* The Hugh Gilson-Taylor Memorial Challenge Cup will be awarded for the overall Champion from classes 142 and 145. Red Poll Youngstock Show. Judging follows Rare Breeds of British Cattle Judge: Young Handler Judge: Class 147 Bull born in 2019. 148 Bull born in 2020. 149 Heifer born between 1st Jan & 30th Jun 2019. 150 Heifer born between 1st Jul & 31st Dec 2019. 151 Heifer born between 1st Jan & 30th June 2020. 152 Heifer born between 1st Jul & 31st Dec 2020. 153 Red Poll Youngstock Championship. First and second prize winners from classes 147 – 152 to take part. 154 Pair born in 2019. 155 Pair born in 2020. 156 Young Handler under 14 years on day of show. 157 Young Handler over 14 years on day of show. 5 Herefords Judging commences at 9.00 a.m. Judge: Class 158 Best Pair, under 2 years of age on day of show, bred and exhibited by a member of the M&E.A.H.B.A., who offer an additional £10 prize money and a Rosette and Card to the winner. 159 Heifer, born on or after 1st March 2020. 160 Heifer, born between 1st September 2016 and 28th February 2020. 161 Heifer with or without calf at foot born between 1st January 2019 and 31st August 2019. 162 Cow or Heifer, born on or before 31st December 2018. 163* Champion Female Exhibit from Classes 159, 160, 161 and 162. The M&E.A.H.B.A., who offer a Champion Rosette and an additional £10 prize money to the Champion and a Reserve Champion Rosette. 164 Bull, born on or after 1st January 2020. 165 Bull, born in 2019. 166* Champion Male Exhibit from Classes 164 and 165. The M&E.A.H.B.A., offer a Champion Rosette and an additional £10 prize money to the Champion and a Reserve Champion Rosette. 167* The Vitamealo Challenge Cup for the Champion Hereford in the Show from classes 163 and 166. The M&E.A.H.B.A., Breeders Association will also award a Breed Sash and Rosette to the Champion Hereford. Aberdeen Angus Judging commences after the judging of the Hereford classes Judge: Class 168 Heifer, born on or after the 1st January 2020. 169 Heifer, born before 1st January 2020. 170 Cow any age. 171* Champion Female Exhibit from Classes 168 - 170. 6 172 Bull, born on or after 1st January 2020. 173 Bull, born in 2019. 174* Champion Male Exhibit from Classes 172 and 173. 175* The D. K. Jeary Perpetual Challenge Cup for the overall Champion from Classes 171 and 174. Any Continental Beef Breed Judging commences at 9.00 am Judge: Class 176 Heifer, born on or after the 1st January 2020. 177 Heifer, born before 1st January 2020.
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