38th Sioe Amaethyddol Blynyddol Annual Agricultural Show

Dydd Sadwrn / Saturday 10th Mehefin / June 2017

Caeau’r Gatehouse Fields Treffynnon / Holywell Sir Fflint / CH8 8PY

Rhestr dosbarthiadau Ceffylau Ysgafn Schedule of classes Light Horse

Drwy garedigrwydd / By kind permission of Mr and Mrs A. Spencer

Llywydd / President Mrs Sally R. Evans, B.V.Sc., M.R.C.V.S.

Islywydd / Vice President Mrs Grace Lees

Website: www.Caerwys-Show.org.uk

1 A Message from the President

Although it came as a pleasant surprise when I was invited to take on the role of the 2017 Caerwys Agricultural Show President, I was and am very grateful for this huge honour.

I first attended the Show in 1994, shortly after joining what was then Sergeant and Oliver Veterinary Practice in Caerwys. My attendance then was in the capacity of on-call duty vet for the Show or taking part in the fun dog show with my two rescued dogs. I have been an avid supporter of this Show ever since. In whatever role I attend, I notice the variety on the field year on year gets better and better. This is testament to the effort and continued hard work of very many people.

Although not a member of the Show committee, I am acutely aware that the preparation for this event is dependent on a multitude of volunteers, not only on the day, but throughout the year. It is wonderful to see the fruits of this hard work. May I say an enormous, personal thank-you to all who give up their time to enable this event to take place and make it the landmark success that it is today.

Each year, as the second Saturday in June gets closer, breaths are held, fingers are crossed and prayers are said, for what is perhaps almost as important as all the preparations – the weather!! May it be kind to us again.

Finally, it is a privilege to be the 2017 President, and I would like to wish everyone a very enjoyable day on Saturday 10th June.

Every success and best wishes to all.

Sally R. Evans, B.V.Sc., M.R.C.V.S. President 2017

2 CAERWYS AGRICULTURAL SHOW

Rules and Regulations

Livestock Entries

1. All stock must be entered by 31st May 2017 except Light Horses. 2. No entries will be accepted on Show Day. 3. All exhibitors must comply with DEFRA rules and regulations that are in force at the time of the show. All DEFRA paperwork must be completed. 4. No exhibit should be brought onto the showground if it is carrying any contagious or infectious disease, or is subject to DEFRA regulations and/or restrictions. 5. Accredited sheep will not be accepted onto the show field without SH20 forms. MV certificates should be signed and dated. 6. To facilitate penning arrangements, exhibitors must indicate any accredited status on the entry form. 7. All cattle to be halter and neck tied and halter led. 8. Attendants in charge of stock must see that they are properly placed and secured in the place allocated to them and ready for showing at the time stated. 9. Entries should be sent to the respective section secretaries as detailed herein. Where classes are cancelled due to DEFRA rulings, exhibitors may be entitled to a refund of the first £10, after administration costs are deducted.

Trophies and Challenge Cups

10. All perpetual trophies are the property of the show and should be returned to the Agricultural Secretary four weeks prior to the date of the next show.

Responsibilities of Exhibitors

11. All bulls over 10 months old must have two handlers. 12. Stock attendants are particularly asked to not leave their stock unattended at any time during the show. 13. Caerwys Show Committee, its officers and assistants, will not be responsible for any error or mistake that may be made in placing, penning or securing livestock. 14. Each exhibitor shall be solely responsible for any consequential or other loss, injury or damage done to, occasioned by, or arising from, any animal exhibited by him. Exhibitors should ensure that they have adequate insurance for this purpose. 15. Stock exhibitors are reminded that they must follow the directions of the stewards at all times. This is particularly important during the Grand Parade.

Removal of Exhibits

16. The committee may reject or may authorise the secretary or any other official to remove any animal or other exhibit from the show without being in any way liable for compensation. 17. No animal is to be removed from its place without permission from the stewards, nor taken from the showground without a recommendation from the stewards or veterinary officer.

3 18. Livestock exhibits must not be removed from the showground before 3:30pm on the day of the show or prize monies will be withheld.

Judging

19. Judging in all sections will commence promptly and exhibitors should be ready. 20. The decision of the judge or judges shall be final, except where fraud, misrepresentation or breach of the regulations is discovered. All prize monies will then be forfeited. 21. Should a judge be prevented from fulfilling his engagement, the committee reserves the right to appoint additional or substitute judges after the publication of the appointments given in this schedule. All entries are accepted on this understanding. 22. The committee reserves the right to cancel any classes due to insufficient entries.

Protests

23. All objections must be made in writing and lodged with the secretary within one hour of occurrence. The objector must deposit £10 (ten pounds), which will be refunded if the objection is upheld, or if the committee considers the reason for the objection not to be of a frivolous nature.

Health and Safety

24. The organisers of the Caerwys Show have taken all reasonable precautions to ensure the health and safety of everyone present. For these measures to be effective, everyone must take all reasonable precautions to avoid and prevent accidents occurring and must obey the instructions of the officials, stewards and organisers. 25. No smoking is allowed in, or near the stock-lines, horseboxes or marquees. 26. Exhibitors must not obstruct gangways or exits. 27. Dogs must be under control, kept on a leash and away from stock at all times.

28. All exhibitors must have the appropriate insurance and public liability cover at the time of the show. This is a condition of entry.

29. All children participating in any livestock classes must be competent leaders and be used to their animal. Stewards will use their discretion and withdraw an entry if they consider that it is unsafe to proceed. 30. Traffic on the show field must obey directional and speed restriction 5mph signs at all times.

General

All exhibitors and their servants shall be governed by these regulations as interpreted by the stewards and officials. In the event of any dispute, the committee reserves the sole and absolute right to settle arbitrarily and determine on all matters, questions, or differences in regard to, or otherwise arising out of, or connected with, or incidental to the show.

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The Caerwys Agricultural Show Committee has taken the decision to cancel the poultry exhibition this year to support the campaign to eradicate the outbreak of bird flu

Caerwys Agricultural Show Holding Number: 56 / 204 / 8000

Sponsorship

We have a number of sponsorship opportunities available, whether you wish to sponsor a particular section, our show raffle, competition prizes or just become a general show sponsor.

The 2017 sponsors are acknowledged and thanked in the Day Programme as well as on our web site and will be listed in the schedule for the 2018 Show.

To sponsor the Show – please contact Vicky as follows: [email protected]

Acknowledgements Caerwys Show Committee gratefully acknowledges the invaluable financial support received from all sponsors of the Show. The Committee also wish to thank all donors of challenge cups, trophies and special prizes for their interest and support.

Disclaimer Caerwys Show Committee, its officers or servants, shall not be responsible for any accident, damage or loss, however caused, that may occur to any exhibitor or his servants, or to any animal, article or property brought into the showground. Each exhibitor shall be solely responsible for any loss, injury or damage that may be done to, or occasioned by, or arising from, any animal, article or property exhibited or brought onto the showground by him, and shall indemnify and hold harmless the Show Committee from and against actions, suits, expenses and claims on account of, or in respect of, any such damage and injury which may be caused or occasioned.

This event is licensed by Flintshire County Council

5 SECTION SECRETARIES AND CONTACTS

Classic and Vintage Cars Mr Peter Youd 07941 752887 3 Bryn Aur 01352 720063 Caerwys Flintshire CH7 5BR

Floral Art, Craft and Produce Mrs Janice Baldwin-Evans 07950 742497 Tan y Graig Cottage 01745 710643 Tremeirchion, Denbighshire LL17 OUE

General Enquires Paula Spencer 07554 284135 [email protected]

Light Horses Ms Carol Dean 07834 550862 29 Nant Eos Holway Holywell Flintshire CH8 7D

Livestock – Cattle Mr Rhys Davies 01352 711365 Moor Farm 07976 132472 Holywell [email protected] Flintshire CH8 8SW

Livestock – Sheep Mr Martin Davies 01352 720550 Marion Trefedwin Farm 07710 872695 Babell [email protected] Flintshire CH8 8PZ

Poultry Matthew Barrett 01492 651387 1 Talycafn Terrace 07460 170005 Llanrwst [email protected] LL28 5RR

6 Carriage Driving Joanne Robinson Carmel Stud Carriages 07974 181519 Ty-Tyn Farm [email protected] Upper Road St Asaph Denbighshire LL17 0LW

Heavy & Shire Horses Ceri Pleavin 07772 656467 Castle Farm [email protected] Shordley Hope Wrexham LL12 9RD

Shetland Ponies Jess Thomas 07903 050964 3 Bedevere Court [email protected] Hermitage Park Wrexham LL13 7GZ

Sponsorship Vicky Reddaway 07795 673214 [email protected]

Trade Stands Phillip Walker 01352 720634 Ty Ucha [email protected] Caerwys Nr Mold Flintshire CH7 5BQ

Vintage Tractors/Machinery Mr A. S. Jennings 01352 715404 Abbeystone 07527 066700 Babell Road, Holywell Flintshire CH8 8PW

7 LIGHT HORSES

Entry fee £6.00 per class, £1.00 for foals Late entries all day £8.50 per class

First aid and ambulance £1.00 per competitor

Affiliated to Equifest taking place at the East of England showground on the 9th – 13st August 2017 The TWO highest exhibits not already qualified in each affiliated class will qualify Please see Equifest wording for qualifying classes in schedule

IN HAND SHOWING Commencing 10:00am Judge: Mrs L. Thomas, Cheshmere Stud, Lancs

LH1 Yearling colt, filly or gelding and height LH2 2 + 3 year old colt, filly or gelding any height LH3 Cob type LH4 Horse over 14.2hh LH5 Sports Horse LH6 Coloured horse or pony – Janice Baldwin Shield LH7 Pure, Part & Anglo Arabian – Action Tyre Shield

Lunch Break

LH8 Minature / Falabella any age / any sex LH9 Mountain Moorland – small LH10 Mountain Moorland – large LH11 Part Breed – any age, any height LH12 Shetland Ponies LH13 Veteran Horse or pony – Antony Spencer Trophy LH14 Local horse or pony within 5-mile radius CHAMPIONSHIP – first two to compete – trophy and sash

MOUNTAIN AND MOORLAND – in hand Commencing 11:00am Judge: Ms J. McLeod, Conwy

LH15 Small breed Welsh A & B, Shetland, Dartmoor, Exmoor LH16 Large breeds Welsh C & D, Connemara, New Forest, Highland, Dales & Fell CHAMPIONSHIP 1st and 2nd placing’s – trophy and sash

Lunch Break

MOUNTAIN AND MOORLAND – under saddle LH17 Open Lead Rein Riders not to have attained their 9th birthday in current year LH18 Small Breed M & M open ridden, Shetland, Dartmoor, Exmoor Welsh A & B ponies 4 years and over rider any age – Cariad Trophy LH19 Large breed M& M open ridden, Connemara, New Forest, Highlands Dales, Fells, Welsh C & D. Ponies 4 years and over. Rider any age. CHAMPIONSHIP 1st and 2nd placing’s trophy and sash

8 RIDDEN SHOWING Commencing 10:00am Judge: Ms Claire Cooper-Jones

LH20 Best turned out – trophy (inc. lead rein) LH21 Best ridden lead rein – trophy LH22 Best ridden 12.2hh and under – trophy LH23 Best ridden 14.2hh and under – trophy LH24 Best ridden veteran horse or pony – trophy LH25 Best ridden Pure Bred-part bred + Anglo Arabian – Miss Ellie Cup

Lunch Break

LH26 Ridden Part Bred – any age or any height LH27 Best ridden Cob type – open to Traditional+Hogged - Trophy LH28 Best ridden over 14.2hh – CES shield LH29 Best ridden sport horse - trophy LH30 Best ridden coloured - shield LH31 Best ridden local horse or pony - trophy CHAMPIONSHIP 1st and 2nd placing’s – trophy and sash

Supreme Overall Light Horse Championship To take place after all Championship

NOVICE SECTION–BLEMISHES NOT TAKEN INTO ACCOUNT Commencing 10:00am Judge: Mrs C.A. Whitehead, Gwynedd

All rosettes for the Novice section have been kindly sponsored by Dawn Forrester, Bryn y Baw Riding Centre, Whitford, 07979 373109

LH32 Novice Lead Rein – rider any age LH33 Novice Horse / Pony any height – rider any age LH34 Family Pony 14.2hh + under rider any age LH35 Family Horse 14.2hh + over rider any age LH36 Young Handler 16yrs and under CHAMPIONSHIP 1st and 2nd placings – trophy and sash

Lunch Break

RIDDEN HUNTERS / RIDING HORSES Commencing not before 2:00pm

All rosettes for the Ridden Hunters / Riding Horses have been kindly sponsored by Dawn Forrester, Bryn y Baw Riding Centre, Whitford, 07979 373109

LH37 Open Novice Hunter LH38 Open Novice Riding Horse LH39 Ridden Show Hunter LH40 Ridden Horse mare / gelding exc. 14.2hh not exc. 15.2hh LH41 Ridden Horse mare / gelding exc. 15.2hh CHAMPIONSHIP 1st and 2nd placings trophy + sash

9 WELSH PONIES AND COBS Commencing 10:00am Judge: Mr Kevin Walker, Flintshire

Section A: Welsh Cobs LH42 Brood mare and foal – rosette to best foal LH43 Yearling LH44 2 and 3 year old LH45 Barren mare or gelding LH46 Stallion SECTION CHAMPIONSHIP 1st and 2nd placings to compete – trophy + sash

Section B: Welsh Ponies LH47 Brood mare and foal – rosette to best foal LH48 Yearling LH49 2 and 3 year old LH50 Barren mare or gelding LH51 Stallion SECTION CHAMPIONSHIP 1st and 2nd placings to compete - trophy + sash

Section C: Welsh Cobs LH52 Brood mare and foal – rosette to best foal LH53 Yearling LH54 2 and 3 year old LH55 Barren mare or gelding LH56 Stallion SECTION CHAMPIONSHIP 1st and 2nd placing’s to compete – trophy + sash

Section D: Welsh Cobs LH57 Brood mare and foal – rosette to best foal LH68 Yearling LH59 2 and 3 year old LH60 Barren mare or gelding LH61 Stallion SECTION CHAMPIONSHIP 1st and 2nd placing’s to compete – trophy + sash

WELSH OVERALL SUPREME CHAMPIONSHIP All section champions and reserve champions to compete Trophy and Sash

Honorary Farrier in attendance TONY ROGERS Tel: 01352 720962

10 FANCY DRESS Commencing 3:00pm

LH62 Individual – mounted or unmounted LH63 Group – mounted or unmounted Trophy

WORKING HUNTER IN NEW AREA Commencing 10:00am Judge: Mrs C. Norlander, Anglesey

WH1 Cradle stakes – Lead Rein Rider 10 years and under - maximum height of fences 40cm

Cradle stakes – First Ridden Rider 12 years and under - maximum height of fences 60cm

WH3 Novice Pony – 148cm and under – maximum height of fences 70cm

WH4 Intermediate Pony 148cm and under – maximum height of fences 80cm

WH5 Open Pony 148cm and under – maximum height of fences 90cm

WH6 Mountain and Moorland Large and small breeds Small breeds – maximum height of fences 75cm Large breeds – maximum height of fences 85cm

WH7 Novice horses 149cm and under – maximum height of fences 80cm

WH8 Intermediate Horse 149cm and over – maximum height of fences 90cm

WH9 Open Horse 149cm and over – maximum height of fences 100cm

Rider and pony / horse combination can only compete in 2 consecutive classes with the exception of the M + M Class.

Novice horse and pony not to have been awarded a first prize of £30 or more

Jumping Phase: Jumping out of 50 marks, Style & manners while jumping out of 20 marks

Combination Phase: Manners & way of going out of 10 marks, Confirmation, type and freedom of action out of 20 marks

CHAMPIONSHIP – First and second places to compete for the Trevor Roberts Perpetual Shield and sash.

11 EQUIFEST QUALIFIERS

EQUIFEST MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND IN HAND Open to in Hand Mountain & Moorland ponies registered with their respective Pure Bred Societies of Connemara, Dales, Dartmoor, Exmoor, Fell, Highland, New Forest, Shetland, Welsh A B C D. Stallion, mare, colt, filly or gelding, any age. This class may be divided as appropriate. (from class LH15 +LH16)

THE HEWITT FAMILY / EQUIFEST OPEN RIDDEN MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND Open to Mountain & Moorland ponies registered with their respective Pure Bred Societies of Connemara, Dales, Dartmoor, Exmoor, Fell, Highland, New Forest, Shetland, Welsh A B C D. Stallion, mare or gelding, 4 yrs & over, rider any age. This class may be divided as appropriate. (From Class LH18 & LH19)

CAVERNOMA ALLIANCE UK / EQUIFEST MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND LEAD REIN Open to M & M ponies registered with their respective Pure Bred Societies of Dartmoor Exmoor, New Forest, Shetland and Welsh A or B. Mare or gelding 4 yrs old and over, not exc. 128cms. Riders not to have attained their 9th birthday before 1st January in the current year. To be led by an attendant and shown in snaffle bridle, lead rein to be attached to the noseband only. (from Class LH17)

NEDZ M & M WORKING HUNTER PONIES Mountain + Moorland Working Hunter pony,registered with their respective Pure Bred Societies of Connemara,Dartmoor, dales, Exmoor, Fell, Highland, New Forest, Shetland or Welsh A, B, C or D. Stallion, mare or gelding, 4yrs old or over, riders any age. If classes are divided, they must be divided by height and NOT by breed i.e. Not exceeding 122cm Exceeding 122cm but not exceeding 133cm Exceeding 133cm but not exceeding 143cm Exceeding 143cm (from class WH 6)

THE STOKES FAMILY / OPEN WORKING HUNTER Stallion, mare or gelding, 4yrs old + over, exc. 148cms. Riders of stallions to have attained their 14th birthday before 1st Jan in current year. Max height of fences 1.14m (3’9”) at the discretion of the Judges. (from Class WH9)

NUPAFEED RIDING HORSES / EQUIFEST (From Classes LH40 & LH41)

NUPAFEED RIDDEN COBS / EQUIFEST (From Class LH27)

12 EQUIFEST RIDDEN PART BREDS Stallion, mare or gelding, 4yrs & over Exhibits in this section must be registered in the Part Bred section of their respective Breed Society. Registration numbers must be stated on the entry form. Horses and ponies will not be ridden at the final. Riders any age. This class may be divided as appropriate. (From Class LH26)

JOHN PATON / JUNIOR RIDDEN MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND Mares and geldings 4yrs & over, registered in the respective pure bred stud books of Connemara, Dales, Dartmoor, Exmoor, Fell, Highland, New Forest, Shetland & Welsh A B C D. Riders of small breeds not to have attained their 18th birthday before 1st Jan in current year. (From Classes LH18 & LH19)

Honorary Veterinary Surgeon to Caerwys Agricultural Show

Caerwys Veterinary Surgery North Street, Caerwys Flintshire CH7 5AW 01352 720203

All the staff at the surgery wish the show committee and exhibitors every success with this year's event.

13 Directions to Caerwys Agricultural Show

MAP REF: SJ184 735

Post Code: CH8 8PY

FROM ANGLESEY  A55 Express Way  Leave A55 at junction 31 (MacDonald’s) take 4th exit on the roundabout  At the next roundabout take the 2nd exit signed for Caerwys B5122  At crossroad signposted to Babell turn left  At T junction turn right  At T-junction with Black Lion facing, turn left.  The show field is half a mile on the left hand side

FROM MOLD  Take the A541 Mold/Denbigh road  Turn right for – B5121  At the crossroads signed for Babell turn left  The show field is on the right

FROM DENBIGH  Take the A541 to Mold  In Afonwen turn left signed for Caerwys  Straight through Caerwys town  At crossroads signed for Babell turn right  At T junction turn right  At T junction with Black Lion pub facing turn left  The show field is half a mile on the left

FROM  Follow signs for Conwy from Queensferry  Leave A55 at junction 32A signed for Pentre /  Turn left up the hill with the Springfield Hotel on the left  Top of hill on corner, turn right signed for Babell  Next left signed for Babell  Up the hill over cattle grid over mountain  Carry on past quarry  Over next cattle grid  Keep on to the crossroads  At crossroads go straight across  The show field is on the right hand side

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Caerwys Show Committee wish to extend sincere thanks to the Flint and District Lions and the Rotary Club (Holywell and Flint Branch), who give their time to help and support Caerwys Agricultural Show. Also to the many people in the who give their help and support on the days leading up to, during and after, the show.

Bar facilities provided by Flint and Holywell Rotary Club Profits from bar sales will go to local good causes

Entrance gates staffed by Flint and District Lions

Judges & Stewards lunches catered for by Coleg Cambria Hospitality & Catering Department

Car Parking staffed by the Air Training Cadets Squadron

First Aid facilities provided by St. John Ambulance, Holywell

Main Ring gates and arena maintenance staffed by Treffynnon Cyntaf Scout Group and 1st Carmel Guides

Caerwys Agricultural Show supports a number of local and national charities by working in partnership with Flint & Holywell Rotary Club and Flint & District Lions

All registered charity stalls are given a free stand space at the show

Caerwys Agricultural Show 2018

Saturday 9th June

15 The Caerwys Agricultural Show Committee would like to thank the following for their generous sponsorship and donations in support of last year’s 2016 Show

Action Tyres / Afonwen Craft Centre / Barlow’s Caravan Park / Billrick Ltd, Babell / Bims Kitchen, Afonwen / Community Council / Caerwys Pharmacy / Caerwys Veterinary Surgery / Caerwys Town Council / Calcot Kennels / Mrs B. M. Carr / Cats & Pipes Ltd / Cooke Milking Equipment Ltd / Copplestone Unsworth & Co., Chartered Accountants / D. Jones Plant Hire & Sales Ltd / DMH Tyres Ltd, Babell / DRE & Co, Chartered Accountants / L. Dingley / Emyr Evans, Denbigh / Sally R Evans, B.V.Sc., M.R.C.V.S. (Locum Vet) / Councillor Jim Falshaw & Family / Farmers Union of / For Farmers UK Ltd / J. A. Frost t/a Merlin Motors, Caerwys / Gemma Webster Photography / GG Gallagher & Sons / Terry Greenough Coal Merchant / Halkyn Community Council / Mr J. P. & Mrs O. Hooson / Mr & Mrs A. Jennings / Jones Brothers Concrete Ltd / Llewellyn Jones & Co / Lyons Den Fitness, Boot End, / M. D. Ponton & Son Ltd / Mr J. Millington / North Wales 4x4 Ltd / North Wales Radiators Ltd / A.T.B. / R. H. & M. W. Pleavin / Realcare Service Ltd, Halkyn / Mr J. Roberts / Farmers Auction Co Ltd / Ms A. Shone- Jennings / Mary Steel, Aberwheeler / Synthite Mold / Thomas Plant Hire / Warwick International Ltd / Whitford Community Council / A. E. Williams / J. Williams / Wirral Heating Oil Ltd

The Caerwys Agricultural Show Committee is grateful to the many individuals and businesses who have generously sponsored various prizes for show day as mentioned throughout the show schedule

This year’s 2017 sponsors are acknowledged and thanked in the Day Programme and will be listed in the schedule in 2018

16 Attractions to see during Show Day

Sheepdog Display We are very pleased that Gwyn Lightfoot will be with us on show day to present two separate half-hour demonstrations in the Main Ring (check the programme for timings). ‘One Man and His Dog’ comes to Caerwys Show.

Dog Competition – for Fun and Agility After a few years absence a welcome return to a Fun & Agility Dog Show, courtesy of, and grateful thanks to, North Animal Rescue Centre. Full details available on our website.

Shoreline Donkeys They have moved from the sandy shores of Colwyn Bay to be with us on the day. FREE donkey rides for the children.

Pedro’s Children’s Circus Workshop This will keep the children entertained with Juggling, Uni-Cycling, Ball, Club and Ring Juggling, Hula Hoop, Plate Spinning, Object Balancing, to name but a few, and what’s more it’s FREE.

Punch and Judy & Magic Show Welcome to a new entertainer, Chris Somerville, who will keep the children enthralled (and their parents) with three shows on the day and it’s FREE.

Birds of Prey Demonstrations Welcome again to Harry Hamilton and his Birds of Prey – always a delight to see the expressions on the faces of children when visiting this display and it’s FREE.

Age of the Princes Age of the Princes will be bringing history to life at Caerwys Agricultural Show. From Celtic to Medieval, an era brought to life in vivid and entertaining detail. They will have hands on demonstrations of medieval life around the show-field, FREE for young and old to enjoy.

Caerwys Agricultural Show Roll the Bale Competition In the Main Ring at 4:30pm we will need 16 teams of two adults, entry fee £5 per adult-team, the winners take home half of the entry fees. Entries will be taken all day at the Rotary Bar, which will remain open for all of the competition. Will you be shouting your team on to victory or will you be doing the hard work of pushing that bale? Children’s Roll a Barrel competition at 4:30pm in the Main Ring; FREE entry for children.

See our website for details of other attractions

17 Sioe Amaethyddol Caerwys Agricultural Show Dydd Sadwrn / Saturday 10th Mehefin / June 2017 Rhaglen y Dydd / Timetable of Events

9:00am Judging of Shetland Ponies

9:45am Judging of the Heavy Horse Section

10:00am Judging of Shire Horses Judging in Light Horse Section Judging of Beef Cattle and Sheep Produce Tent closed for judging

10:30am Judging of Dairy Cattle

11:45am Pre-judging of Pleasure Driving Class (in exercise paddock)

12:15pm Shire and Heavy Horse – Trade and Agricultural Turnouts

12:30pm Carriage Driving classes

12:30pm Judging of Supreme Interbreed Sheep Championships

1:00pm Judging of Junior Shepherd Classes in Livestock Area

1:30pm Accompanied Tour of the Showground by Official Guests

1:00pm 100 Years of Fordson and Ford Tractors

2:00pm Mr Gwyn Lightfoot Sheep Dog Demonstration

3:00pm GRAND PARADE

3:30pm Parade of Classic Cars

4:00pm Mr Gwyn Lightfoot Sheep Dog Demonstration

4:30pm Caerwys Show Bale Rolling Contest

Admission : Adult £7.00 : Concessions £5.00 : Children £3.00

Family Ticket £18.00 (2 Adults & 2 Children)

Enjoy the Show!

Caerwys Show Committee reserves the right to make any alterations or cancellations to the advertised programme of events that may be necessary due to circumstances beyond its control. Notice: You enter the show fields at your own risk. Please keep dogs under control, on a leash and away from stock at all times. Children must be under supervision especially around the livestock. Thank you.

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