Kilnsey Show Schedule 2009

DEMONSTRATIONS (Guideline only – Subject to change on Show Day)

12.00 noon SHEEP SHEARING DEMONSTRATION.

1.00 p.m. LANGSTROTH GUN DOG DEMONSTRATION SHEEP SHOW

2.00 p.m. SHEEP SHEARING DEMONSTRATION.

NO DOGS OTHER THAN GUIDE DOGS OR COMPETITIVE SHEEP DOGS ARE ALLOWED ON ANY PART OF THE SHOWFIELD

• 1 • RULES AND REGULATIONS 1—The Society shall be called the Upper Wharfedale Agricultural Society. 2—The District of the Society comprises the Townships of Airton, Appletreewick, Arncliffe, Barden, Beamsley, Bolton Abbey, Bordley, Buckden, Burnsall, Calton, Conistone-with-Kilnsey, Cracoe, Flasby- with-Winterburn, Foxup, Grassington, Hanlith, Halton Gill, Hartlington, Hawkswick, Hebden, Hetton, Kettlewell-with-Starbotton, Kirkby Malham, Linton, Litton, Malham and Malham Moor, Rylstone, Scosthrop, Thorpe, Threshfield. 3—The Society shall consist of a President, Vice-Presidents and Members. The President, Vice- Presidents, Chairman, Vice-Chairman, Secretary, Treasurer, Chief Stewards and committees shall be elected at the Annual General Meeting. Annual subscriptions to the funds of the Society shall be Vice- Presidents £80, Members £35. An exception to this rule has been made for 2021. All Vice-Presidents and Members will become Non-Luncheon Vice-Presidents, subscription payable £35. 4—The Annual General Meeting of members shall be held the third week in May unless otherwise announced. 5—The Management Committee shall consist of Chairman, Vice-Chairman and Chief Stewards with powers to co-opt. Not less than five shall form a quorum. The Management Committee shall have powers to resolve matters of business other than amendments to Rules and Regulations which must be approved at the Annual General Meeting. 6—The Finance Committee shall consist of Chairman, Vice Chairman, Treasurer, Assistant Treasurer and Secretary. 7—All Exhibitors in the Local Classes must reside within the district of the Society. 8—All cattle in Local Classes to be bred and reared by the Exhibitor. The Committee reserve the right to call for satisfactory evidence that the conditions upon which any prize is offered have been duly observed. 9—The entry fee for members shall be less than that for non-members in the sheep section. All competitors for Challenge Cups and Special Prizes must pay entry fee. No stock or other exhibit may be exhibited in any class unless it is shown in the catalogue as entered in that class, except “Best exhibit in section” classes. 10—All entries of exhibits to be made to the Secretary on forms which shall be supplied gratis. The Secretary will not be held responsible for mistakes which may occur in entries made otherwise. All entries must reach the Secretary by the specified date. Entry numbers will be returned to the exhibitor within seven days and not later than two days after the closing date. Exhibits will not be considered entered until entry numbers have been received by the exhibitor. 11—All Exhibits must be on the ground not later than 9.00 a.m. 12—No stock or other exhibits to be removed from the Show Ground before 4.00 p.m. without permission of the Secretary except cattle which may be removed after the Parade. Any Prize Money may be forfeited for non-compliance with this rule. 13—Prizes for all classes, excluding the Harness Racing to be claimed on Show Day on presentation of Authorised Prize List or Prize Card. Any Prize Money not claimed by the specified time will be forfeited. 14—No officials of the Society shall in any way disclose or make known to any person whatsoever before the date of the Show the names of the competitors for any prize. 15—The Third Prize will be withheld in all classes where there are less than four entries, except in Produce, Handicraft and Horticulture classes where prizes will be awarded at the Judge’s discretion if there are less than five entries. 16—The Judge’s decision in award of Prizes shall be final and binding. 17—If it be proved to the satisfaction of the Committee that any Competitor has attempted to impose on the Society by means of a false Certificate or any other misrepresentation or has willingly or knowingly violated any of the Rules of the Society, he shall forfeit the Prize or Prizes to which he may have been entitled, and shall henceforth be prohibited from exhibiting and, if a Member, shall be expelled from the Society. 18—Competitors in the Junior Under 17 Crag Race must produce their Birth Certificate on request. Anyone running who is proved to be under 9 years will be disqualified from running at Kilnsey Show for three years. 19—All matters upon which a dispute may arise shall be referred to the Committee, whose decision shall be final, and any person refusing to abide by such decision shall forfeit any claim to Prizes. 20—Any protest must be accompanied by a deposit of £10, which will be forfeited to the Society if the claim is not justified. 21—All Exhibits will be at Owner’s Risk. 22—Admission to the Showground: £12 all day; Children 16 and under, £2; Children under 5, free. Tickets bought on Show Day will vary in cost. 23—An admission ticket will be issued to all exhibitors aged 16 and under and any other exhibitor paying entry fees of £5 or over. Exhibitors paying less than £15 entry fees must pay car park charges if appropriate (excluding livestock exhibitors).

• 2 • JUDGES SHEEP Dalesbred ...... Mr Colin Price, Clapham Swaledale...... Mr Richard Harker, Kendal Teeswater & Masham ...... Mr A. Bainbridge, Richmond Blue Faced Leicester...... Mr James Caton, Otley Mules (2) ...... Mr Alistair Lawn, Skipton Mr James Raine, Penrith AOPB...... Mr Scott Donaldson, Carlisle Texel ...... Mr Jack Davies, Ormskirk Beltex...... Mr Jack Buckle, Kirkby Stephen Jacob...... Mr S. Dodsworth, Cumbria Lonk ...... Ms Tracy Pickard, Great Harwood Gritstone ...... Mr Paul Thorp, Halifax Prime Lambs ...... Mr Simon Barker, Skipton

Mule Referee ...... Mr J. Mason, Embsay Zwartbles ...... Mr J. Stephenson, Saltburn-by-the-Sea Charollais ...... Mr R. Geldard, Levens

CATTLE Open Dairy & Jersey...... Mr P Wareing, Cherry Burton Commercial Beef ...... Mr Simon Bennett, Silsden Moor Limousin ...... Ms Annabel Mason, Embsay AOPB...... Mr Martin Grayshon, Bedale Highland...... Mr Richard Phillip, Hellifield British Blue ...... Ms Samantha Fawcett, Drebley

HORSES Heavy Horses ...... Mr A. J. Callwood, Ollerton Ridden Horses ...... Ms W. Wild, Gargrave Working Hunter...... Ms J. Edmundson, Kendal Mountain & Moorland Classes Mr C. Gant, Throckley Arena Eventing...... A. Cawood and H. Parvin, Thirsk

PRODUCE Wine ...... Mr Andrew Nelson, Skipton Bread and Cakes ...... Mr Ian Mellin, Skipton Mrs Heather Schindler, Thorpe Ms Jess Berry, Threshfield Preserves ...... Mrs Ann Harrison, Thornton Children’s Baking ...... Mrs Gill Holme, Halton East

• 3 • HANDICRAFTS Children...... Mrs Emma Sandoe, Hebden Mrs Brenda Williams, Burnsall Adults...... Mrs Linda Cameron, Thornton

PHOTOGRAPHY...... Mr Christopher Winpenny, Otley

ART...... Ms Julia Tetley, Greenhow

FLOWERS...... Mr Rex Geldard, Skipton

VEGETABLES...... Ms Isobel Walker, Leyburn

FLOWER ARRANGEMENT...... TBC

SHEEP DOGS...... Mr Andrew Hunter, Leyburn

WALKING STICKS ...... Mr R. Parker, Harrogate

VINTAGE TRACTORS ... Mr I. Cole, Barnoldswick

DRY STONE WALLING ... Mr Phillip Dolphin, Skipton

FARM CROPS ...... Mr M. Edwards, Penrith

NOTES FOR JUDGES 1. Traffic can be a problem on Show Day. Please allow adequate travel time and park in the car park through Gate A. 2. The President will be in the Judges’ Marquee from about 9.00 a.m. to 9.30 a.m., where he will be happy to welcome you with coffee and introduce you to the steward for your classes. 3. Classes will be judged as per schedule and your decision will be final. Please ensure with your Steward that the Judges’ Book is filled in correctly. 4. Please bring any specialist equipment you may require, and if you have any expenses, please see the Secretary on Show Day. 5. Finally – thank you for your valuable help to the Society.

• 4 • SILVER CUPS AND TROPHIES (in alphabetical order by name or donor/sponsor) AIREDALE BEAGLES PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP, kindly given by the Joint Masters, for the best Animal in Classes A1 and A2. W. F. BANKS CUP (Perpetual) and Replica, kindly given by W. E Banks (Askrigg) Ltd., for Jersey Champion. JOAN BARKER SHIELD (Perpetual), kindly donated by Mrs Joan Barker for the best animal in the Zwartbles Section. P. W. BEDFORD CUP (Perpetual), kindly given for the Best Foal in the Heavy Horse Section. BINNS CUP, kindly given for the best single Texel Ram Lamb. BOFRA TROPHY (Perpetual), kindly given by the British Open Fell Runners Association, for the first Girl in the Junior Age 14 to Under 17 Crag Race. BOFRA TROPHY (Perpetual), kindly given by the British Open Fell Runners Association, for the first Lady in the Open Crag Race. BRADFORD ENGRAVERS TANKARD (Perpetual), for the best Novice exhibit in the Walking Sticks Section. BRADLEY CHANDLER TROPHY (Perpetual), kindly donated by Bradley Chandler for the best animal in the Teeswater Section. CARRS BILLINGTON CHALLENGE CUP (Perpetual), for the best animal in the Any Other Continental Pure Breed Section. CHARNLEY TROPHY (Perpetual), kindly given Mrs Barbara Charnley, for the most points awarded in the Junior Floral Art classes, F39 and F40. CHRISTA TROPHY (Perpetual), kindly donated by M. Parkin Vaughan and J. R. Akrigg for the local Horse/Pony who gains the most points from competing in ANY of the horse/pony classes at the show. It need not be ridden by the same rider in each class. PETER CLARKE AUTOS TROPHY (Perpetual), kindly given by Peter Clarke Autos Ltd., for the best animal in the Shire Horse Section. BERNIE CLOSE MEMORIAL CUP, given by the Society, for the best animal in the Dalesbred Section. COUNTRYWIDE FLAME TROPHY (Perpetual), presented by Estio Healthcare for the best re-trained racehorse in classes C10-C16. COVERHEAD FARMS CUP, kindly given for the reserve champion in the Highland Section. GEORGE CRELLAN CUP (Perpetual), kindly given by Mr Geo. Crellan, for the best Heavy Horse under 3 years, to be decided between Classes 3 and 4. J. M. DAGGETT CUP (Perpetual), kindly given in memory of the late Mr J. W. Daggett, for the Dairy Young Handler. DALES DAIRIES TROPHY (Perpetual), kindly donated by Dales Dairies for the first local girl to finish in the Under 12 Crag Race. PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP, kindly given by the family of the late Mrs J. W. Daggett in her memory, awarded on a points basis for the competition in the Children’s Baking Classes. Points awarded as follows: 1st 3 pts; 2nd 2 pts; 3rd 1 pt. W. M. DALTON CUP, kindly given by Mrs Dalton, for the best two Masham Gimmer Lambs. JEFF DIBB MEMORIAL TROPHY (Perpetual), kindly given by the Dibb family, for Supreme Dairy Champion. DOUGIE TROPHY (Perpetual) kindly given by Mr & Mrs S.T. Foster for the best animal in the Any Other Pedigree Native Breed section.

• 5 • NATHAN GERRARD EASTWOOD CUP (Perpetual), for Best Original Vintage Tractor. ERLEY PRODUCTS & ACORN WIREWORKS CUPS (Perpetual), kindly given by E. I. LeCornu, Esq., for the best exhibit in the Walking Sticks Section. FATTORINI CUP (Perpetual), kindly given by P. Fattorini, Esq., for the first Local Boy to finish in the Age 12 to Under 14 Crag Race. DICK FOSTER TROPHY (perpetual), kindly given in memory of Dick Foster, Northcote, Kilnsey, and presented by his family for the best local Mule Gimmer Lamb. FOSTER CUP (Perpetual), kindly given by R. W. M. Foster, Esq., for the winner of the Age 12 and Under 14 Crag Race. GEORGIANA TROPHY, presented by Jane and Simon Foster for Best Ridden Hunter. SUSAN GRAVESTON TROPHY, given by the family and awarded for the best entry in the Cake Classes. J. W. HEBDEN CUP (Perpetual), kindly given by J. W. Hebden, Esq., awarded on a points basis for competition in the local horticulture section. Points awarded as follows: 1st 3 pts; 2nd 2 pts; 3rd 1 pt. HENDERSON SILVER CHALLENGE TROPHY, to be competed for annually, kindly given by W. Becket Henderson for the winner of the Dry Stone Walling Competition. A replica will be presented to the winner. DAVID HIRD TROPHY (Perpetual), kindly given by D. Hird, Esq., for the first Girl in the Age 12 to Under 14 Crag Race. A SILVER TROPHY, to be competed for annually, kindly given by W. Holdsworth, Esq., awarded on a points basis for competition in the Sheep and Cattle sections. Points awarded as follows: 1st 3 pts; 2nd 2 pts; 3rd 1 pt. GEORGE HUCK MEMORIAL TROPHY (Perpetual), kindly donated by Mrs Shirley Huck, for the Best Brood Mare with Foal at Foot. JOHN HUNTER TROPHY (Perpetual), kindly given by Mrs R. R. Carlisle, for the best performance in either of the Open Young Farmers’ Sheep Judging Competitions. J.H. HUTTON CUP, kindly donated for the winner of the Beef Young Handler, 12 years and under class. ROGER INGHAM CUP (Perpetual), kindly given by R. Ingham for the winner of the Junior, Age 14 to Under 17 Crag Race. G. H. JACKSON CUP (Perpetual), kindly given by G. Jackson, Esq. JACS TRADE & DIY TROPHY (Perpetual), kindly donated by JACS for the best animal in the Jacob Section. E. & A. JEANES MEMORIAL TROPHY (Perpetual), kindly given by D. Jeanes, Esq., for the winner of 100 Metres Handicap. KILNSEY SHOW TROPHY (Perpetual), for the best animal in the AOPB Sheep Section. LOCAL CHALLENGE CUP (Perpetual), kindly given by C. Kitching, Esq., awarded on a points basis for competition in the Bread and Cakes and Preserves Sections. Points awarded as follows: 1st 3 pts; 2nd 2 pts; 3rd 1 pt. OPEN CHALLENGE CUP (Perpetual), kindly given by C. Kitching, Esq., awarded on a points basis for competition in the Bread and Cakes and Preserves Sections. Points awarded as follows: 1st 3 pts; 2nd 2 pts; 3rd 1 pt. JAMES LAMBERT CUP (Perpetual), kindly given in memory of James Lambert, Mile House Farm, Conistone-with-Kilnsey, and presented by his family for the best animal in the B.F.L. section. J. LORD CUP (Perpetual), kindly given by Mr J. Lord, for the best animal in the Gritstone Sheep Section. STANLEY LYTHE MEMORIAL VASE (Perpetual), kindly given by Mrs K. M. Lythe, for the best exhibit in the Sweet Peas Class.

• 6 • DENNIS MANBY CUP (Perpetual), kindly given by the exors. of Mr Manby, for the best single Swaledale Sheep. RONNIE METCALFE MEMORIAL TROPHY, awarded for the best dog in the Sheep Dog Trials Single Competition. THOMAS HEBDEN METCALFE MEMORIAL CUP, presented by John H. Cambage, for the best exhibit in the Local Horticulture Classes. MIDLAND BANK TROPHY (Perpetual), kindly given by the Midland Bank PLC, for the best animal in the Highland Cattle Section. VIOLET NELSON ROSE BOWL (Perpetual), kindly given by Mrs Violet Nelson for the best exhibit in the Flower Arranging Section. BOB NEWBY TROPHY (Perpetual), kindly donated by Bob Newby for the best female in the Texel Section. CHALLENGE CUP, kindly given by G. Norgate, Esq., for the best exhibit in the four Children’s Art Classes. Cup to be won 5 times before becoming the property of the exhibitor. ERIC PENNOCK MEMORIAL TROPHY (Perpetual), awarded for Best Newly Calven Cow in Milk. PERRINGS FAMILY TROPHY (Perpetual), kindly presented in the millennium year for the Champion in the Texel Sheep section. JAMES PROCTER CUP (Perpetual), kindly given by J. Procter, Esq., for the best exhibit in the Children’s Pressed Flowers Class. MRS JAMES PROCTER CUP, kindly given for the winner of the Open Crag Race. To be held for 1 year. RAWSON TROPHY (Perpetual), kindly given by B. Rawson, Esq., for the first Local Boy to finish in the junior Under 12 Crag Race. MRS J. M. RILEY CUP (Perpetual), kindly given by H. Riley, Esq., in memory of the late Mrs Joan M. Riley, for the best Adult Handicrafts exhibit in the Show. WENDY RILEY TROPHY (Perpetual), kindly given by Mrs Wendy Riley for the best Local exhibit in the Adult Handicrafts Section. WENDY RILEY TROPHY (Perpetual), kindly given by Mrs Wendy Riley for the best Open exhibit in the Adult Handicrafts Section. THE ROBERTS SILVER CHALLENGE CUP (Perpetual), presented by William D. Roberts Esq. for the best animal in the Commercial Beef Section. “SANDS” TROPHY (Perpetual), kindly given by Mr and Mrs L. Sands, for the first Girl to finish in the Under 12 Crag Race. SCHINDLER TROPHY (Perpetual), kindly given by A. E. Schindler, Esq., for the winner of the junior Under 12 Crag Race. SCRIVIN CUP (Perpetual), kindly given for the best animal in the Lonk Section. PAUL STANFORTH CUP (Perpetual), kindly donated by Paul Stanforth for the winner of the One Mile Flat Race Handicap. STRATHALLAN SILVER CHALLENGE CUP, kindly re-presented by John Verity, for the exhibitor winning the most points in the Dalesbred and Masham classes. TENNANT GILL CUP (perpetual), kindly donated by C. W. Cowperthwaite of Tennant Gill Farm for the competitor gaining the most points with OPEN Swaledale Classes at Gargrave, Malham and Kilnsey Shows. To be presented at Kilnsey Show. HARRY THOMPSON ROSE BOWL (Perpetual), awarded on a points basis for competition in the Open Horticultural Section. Points awarded as follows: 1st 4 pts; 2nd 3 pts; 3rd 2 pts.

• 7 • MALCOLM “CAG” THOMPSON MEMORIAL TROPHY (Perpetual), kindly given by Mrs S. Thompson, for the first Local Runner to finish in the Senior Open Crag Race. THE THRESHFIELD QUARRY TROPHY (Perpetual), in memory of Brian Gill, for the Best Vintage Tractor. TILCON TROPHY, kindly donated for the winner of the Beef Young Handler, 13 to 16 years class. TOWNSON TRACTORS’ TROPHY (Perpetual), kindly given by Townson Bros., for the best animal in the Local Commercial Beef Section. CHALLENGE CUP (Perpetual), kindly given by Mr Norman Trees, Esq., for the best animal in the Masham Section. UPPER WHARFEDALE BARCLAYS CHALLENGE CUP (Perpetual), kindly donated by Barclays and re-presented in 2010 for the Best Animal in the British Blue Section. UPPER WHARFEDALE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY CHALLENGE CUP, given by the Society in memory of the late Mr R. R. Carlisle, for the Holstein Friesian Champion. UPPER WHARFEDALE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY CHALLENGE CUP (Perpetual), kindly donated by Guys Machinery, for the Best Animal in the Limousin Section. UPPER WHARFEDALE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY LOCAL CHALLENGE CUP (Perpetual), given by the Society in memory of the late Harry Plews, Esq., for the best animal in the Dalesbred Ewe or Dalesbred Shearling Gimmer Classes. UPPER WHARFEDALE NATIONAL FARMERS UNION CUP (Perpetual), kindly given by Upper Wharfedale Branch of N.F.U., for the Supreme Sheep in the Show, any breed. UPPER WHARFEDALE SILVER CHALLENGE TROPHY, to be competed for annually, kindly given by the exors. of the late Mrs B. F. Roberts in memory of the late Sir Ellis Denby, for the best local Heifer-in-Calf, having not more than four broad teeth; re- presented in 2011 for the Supreme Beef Champion. S. J. VERITY MEMORIAL CUP (Perpetual), kindly given by the Family, for the best animal in the Mule Section. HERBERT WALKER MEMORIAL TROPHY (Perpetual), kindly given by Mrs Emma Walker and family, for the Best Heifer in milk in the Open Section. VINCENT WAREING TROPHY, kindly given by V. Wareing, Esq., for the winner of the 1 1 /4 mile Trotting Handicap. WINDLE BEECH WINTHROP TROPHY (Perpetual), kindly donated by Windle Beech Winthrop for the best animal in the Beltex Section. WINPENNY PHOTOGRAPHY CUP (Perpetual), awarded for the Best Local Exhibit in the Photography Classes. CHRISTOPHER WINPENNY PHOTOGRAPHY TROPHY (Perpetual), awarded for the Best Open Exhibit in the Photography Classes. CHRISTOPHER WINPENNY PHOTOGRAPHY SILVER PLATE (Perpetual), awarded for the Best Exhibit in the Children’s Photography Classes, E31 and E32. WYMINGBROOK STUD SHIELD (Perpetual), kindly given for the Mountain and Moorland Champion. YORKSHIRE DALES NATIONAL PARK SHIELD, kindly given by the Y.D.N.P., for the winner of the Junior Open Dry Stone Walling Competition. YORKSHIRE DALES SOCIETY CHALLENGE CUP, kindly donated by the Yorkshire Dales Society for the Best Exhibit in Class E22 or E23. We politely ask than any cups or trophies won on the Show Ground are returned to the Show Office no later than two weeks before Show Day.

The Upper Wharfedale Agricultural Society wish to thank all donors of Challenge Cups, Trophies and Special Prizes, for their interest and support.

• 8 • ATTENTION EXHIBITORS • IF YOU ARE INTENDING TO SHOW LIVESTOCK ANIMALS AT LESS THAN 7-DAY INTERVALS MAKE SURE THAT YOU HAVE A DEFRA-APPROVED ISOLATION UNIT AT HOME OTHERWISE YOUR FARM WILL BE SUBJECT TO THE 6-DAY STANDSTILL ALL CATTLE MUST BE ACCOMPANIED WITH THEIR PASSPORT; ALL SHEEP MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY A ARAMS1 LICENCE.

ALL LIVESTOCK MUST LEAVE HOME IN A CLEAN VEHICLE AND IF THE LIVESTOCK ARE RETURNING HOME IN THE SAME VEHICLE THEY DO NOT NEED TO C&D THE VEHICLE ON THE SHOWFIELD BUT MUST C&D THE VEHICLE WITHIN 24 HOURS OF RETURNING HOME.

FURTHER INFORMATION CAN BE OBTAINED FROM THE LEEDS AHDO. TELEPHONE: 01132 796121 AND FAX: 01132 793365.

• 9 • SCHEDULE OF CLASSES AND PRIZES THE THIRD PRIZE WILL BE WITHHELD IN ALL CLASSES WHERE THERE ARE LESS THAN FOUR ENTRIES, EXCEPT IN PRODUCE, HANDICRAFT AND HORTICULTURE CLASSES, WHERE PRIZES WILL BE AWARDED AT THE JUDGE’S DISCRETION IF THERE ARE LESS THAN FIVE ENTRIES. Prize winners may be exhibited in Championship Classes without pre-entry. No Prize Cards or Rosettes to be shown whilst competing in these classes. Exhibitors in Local Classes must reside within the District of the Society (see Rules 2 and 7). A SILVER TROPHY, to be competed for annually, kindly given by W. Holdsworth Esq., awarded on a points basis for competition in the Sheep and Cattle sections. Points awarded as follows: 1st, 3 points.; 2nd, 2 points.; 3rd, 1 point. SECTION A The closing date for entries in this Section is – TUESDAY 17th AUGUST 2021 STRICTLY NO ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED AFTER THIS DATE – PLEASE ALLOW SUFFICIENT TIME FOR DELIVERY IF POSTING YOUR ENTRY FORM All livestock exhibited in this section should enter the Showground through the Sheep Gate, after Gate A. Vehicles which in the stewards’ opinion are not clean enough for proper disinfection to be carried out, will not be admitted to the Showground. All sheep must be accompanied by a ARAMS1 licence. The Holding number for Kilnsey Show is 48/802/8000.

ALL SHEEP MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY A ARAMS1 LICENCE. ALL OPEN CLASSES EXCEPT WHERE OTHERWISE STATED ALL EWES MUST HAVE REARED LAMBS THIS SEASON Health and Safety Executive Warning to Sheep Exhibitors – Any products used for spray-treating fleece should be marketed as suitable for this purpose and appropriate precautions followed; any other product used for this practice must be assessed as required by the Control of Substances Hazardous to Health Regulations 1988 and appropriate measures implemented to prevent or adequately control exposure to the product by exhibitors, judges and the public. Scrapie Monitoring: It is a condition of entry and of exhibit that all females are: (i) Non-pregnant (empty); (ii) Have not lambed within 30 days prior to entry to Show; (iii) Are not subject to procedures which change the seasonal breeding pattern. Exhibitors should allow for traffic hold-ups. All sheep must be on the Showfield by 9.00 a.m. 9.45 a.m. SHEEP JUDGING begins in Sheep Ring. 2.00 p.m. JUDGING OF SUPREME CHAMPION SHEEP followed by PRESENTATION OF TROPHIES in Sheep Lines. 1st £15; 2nd £12; 3rd £8 (unless otherwise stated). Prize money must be claimed on Show Day. Where there are more than 7 sheep shown in any class a 4th Prize of £5 will be awarded and, if over 9, a 5th Prize of £3 will be awarded. Entry Fee £2. No Exhibitor will be allowed more than 2 entries in any class.

• 10 • STRICTLY NO DOGS OTHER THAN GUIDE DOGS OR COMPETITIVE SHEEP DOGS ARE ALLOWED ON ANY PART OF THE SHOWFIELD Dalesbred Sheep STRATHALLAN SILVER CHALLENGE CUP, kindly re-presented by John Verity, for the exhibitor winning the most points in the Dalesbred and Masham classes. Class A1 – Dalesbred Ram, two-shear or over. Class A2 – Dalesbred Shearling Ram. AIREDALE BEAGLES PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP, kindly given by the Joint Masters for the Best Animal in Classes 1 and 2. Class A3 – Dalesbred Ram Lamb. Class A4 – Best Dalesbred Male. Pre-entry not permitted. Champion £15, Reserve £8. Class A5 – Dalesbred Ewe, any age. Class A6 – Dalesbred Shearling Gimmer. Class A7 – Dalesbred Gimmer Lamb. Class A8 – Best Dalesbred Female. Pre-entry not permitted. UPPER WHARFEDALE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY LOCAL CHALLENGE CUP (Perpetual), given by the society in memory of Harry Plews, Esq., for the best animal in the Dalesbred Ewe or Dalesbred Gimmer Classes. Champion £15, Reserve £8. Class A9 – Pair: Male and Female, any age, confined to Dalesbred Sheep Breeders Association members. Class A10 – Group, comprising: Ram (any age), Ewe, Shearling Gimmer and Gimmer Lamb. Class A11 – Dalesbred Sheep having been shown but not having won a prize in any other class. Prizes: £15; £8; £5. Pre-entry not permitted. Class A12 – Best Animal in Dalesbred Section (male or female). Pre-entry not permitted. BERNIE CLOSE MEMORIAL CUP, given by the Society. Champion £15, Reserve £8. Swaledale Sheep TENNANT GILL CUP (perpetual), kindly donated by T. W. Cowperthwaite of Tennant Gill Farm for the competitor gaining the most points with OPEN Swaledale Classes at Gargrave, Malham and Kilnsey Shows. To be presented at Kilnsey Show. Class A13 – Swaledale Ram, two-shear or over. Class A14 – Swaledale Shearling Ram. Class A15 – Swaledale Ram Lamb. Class A16 – Best Swaledale Male. Pre-entry not permitted. Class A17 – Swaledale Ewe. Class A18 – Swaledale Shearling Gimmer. Class A19 – Swaledale Gimmer Lamb. Class A20 – Best Swaledale Female. Pre-entry not permitted. Class A21 – Swaledale Pair, Male and Female, Shearling or older, confined to Swaledale Sheep Breeders’ Association members. Class A22 – Tup and Gimmer Lambs as a pair. Class A23 – Swaledale Sheep having been shown but not having won a prize in any other class. Prizes: £15; £8; £5. Pre-entry not permitted. Class A24 – Best Animal in Swaledale Section (male or female). DENNIS MANBY CUP (Perpetual), kindly given by Exors. of Mr Manby. In celebration 0f the SSBA (2020). Prize money will be as follows: Champion £100; Reserve £50. Pre-entry not permitted.

• 11 • Teeswater Sheep Results will count towards the Ceiba Geigy Trophy Class A25 – Teeswater Ram, 2 shear and over. Class A26 – Teeswater Shearling Ram. Class A27 – Teeswater Ram Lamb. Class A28 – Teeswater Gimmer Lamb. Class A29 – Teeswater Female, Shearling. Class A30 – Teeswater Ewe. Class A31 – Best Animal in Teeswater Section (male or female). Champion £15; Reserve £8. Pre-entry not permitted. BRADLEY CHANDLER TROPHY (Perpetual), kindly donated by Bradley Chandler for the best animal in the Teeswater Section.

Masham Sheep STRATHALLAN SILVER CHALLENGE CUP, kindly re-presented by John Verity, for the exhibitor winning the most points in the Dalesbred and Masham classes. Class A32 – Two Masham Gimmer Shearlings. Class A33 – One Masham Gimmer Shearling. Class A34 – Two Masham Gimmer Lambs. W. M. DALTON CUP, kindly given by Mrs Dalton. Class A35 – Six Masham Gimmer Lambs. Class A36 – One Masham Gimmer Lamb. Class A37 – Best Animal in Masham Section. CHALLENGE CUP (Perpetual), kindly given by Norman Trees, Esq., for the best animal in the Masham section. Champion £15; Reserve £8. Pre-entry not permitted.

Blue-faced Leicester Sheep Class A38 – Local B.F.L. Ram for crossing Scotch or Horned Ewes. Class A39 – Local B.F.L. Ram Lamb. Class A40 – Local B.F.L. Gimmer Lamb. Class A41 – Local B.F.L. Female Shearling or over. Class A42 – Best Local Animal in B.F.L. Section (male or female). Champion £15; Reserve £8. Pre-entry not permitted. Class A43 – B.F.L. Ram for crossing Scotch or Horned Ewes. Class A44 – B.F.L. Ram Lamb. Class A45 – B.F.L. Gimmer Lamb. Class A46 – B.F.L. Female Shearling. Class A47 – B.F.L. Ewe. Class A48 – Best Animal in B.F.L. Section. JAMES LAMBERT CUP (Perpetual), kindly given in memory of James Lambert, Mile House Farm, Conistone-with- Kilnsey, and presented by his family for the best animal in the B.F.L. section. Champion £15; Reserve £8. Pre-entry not permitted.

• 12 • Mule Sheep Class A49 – Local, Six Mule Gimmer Lambs. Class A50 – Local, Two Mule Gimmer Lambs. Class A51 – Local, One Mule Gimmer Lamb. DICK FOSTER (PERPETUAL) TROPHY, kindly given in memory of Dick Foster, Northcote, Kilnsey and presented by his family for the Best Local Mule Gimmer Lamb. Champion £15; Reserve £8. Class A52 – Six Mule Gimmer Lambs. Class A53 – Two Mule Gimmer Lambs. Class A54 – One Mule Gimmer Lamb. S. J. VERITY MEMORIAL CUP (Perpetual), kindly given by the family for the best animal in the Mule Section. Champion £15; Reserve £8.

Any Other Pure Breed MVA / Non MVA – Must be stated on Entry Form. Class A55 – AOPB Shearling Ram or over. Class A56 – AOPB Ram Lamb. Class A57 – AOPB Gimmer Lamb. Class A58 – AOPB Gimmer Shearling. Class A59 – AOPB Ewe. Class A60 – Any Other Native Hill Breed, having not been shown in previous classes. Prizes: £15; £8; £5. Pre-entry not permitted. Class A61 – AOPB Native Down or Long Wool, having not been shown in previous classes. Prizes: £15; £8; £5. Pre-entry not permitted. Class A62 – Best Animal in Any Other Breed Section. Champion £15; Reserve £8. Pre-entry not permitted. The KILNSEY SHOW TROPHY (Perpetual), for the best animal in the AOPB Sheep Section.

Texel Sheep Under the auspices of the British Texel Sheep Society Ltd. MVA Scheme only. These classes are included in Northern Area Texel Sheep Breeders Points Trophy Competition. BOB NEWBY TROPHY (Perpetual), kindly donated by Bob Newby for the best female in the Texel Section. Class A63 – Texel Ram Lamb. BINNS TROPHY, kindly given for the best single Texel Ram Lamb. Class A64 – Texel Gimmer Lamb. Class A65 – Texel Shearling Ram. Class A66 – Texel Ram, 2 shear and over. Class A67 – Texel Shearling Gimmer. Class A68 – Texel Ewe to have Suckled Lambs this year. Class A69 – Group comprising 1 male and 2 females of different ages. Class A70 – Best Animal in Texel Section. PERRINGS FAMILY TROPHY (Perpetual), kindly presented for the Champion in the Texel Sheep Section. Champion £15; Reserve £8. Pre-entry not permitted.

• 13 • Beltex Sheep MVA Scheme only. Class A71 – Beltex Ram Lamb. Class A72 – Beltex Gimmer Lamb. Class A73 – Beltex Shearling Ram. Class A74 – Beltex Ram, 2 shear and over. Class A75 – Beltex Shearling Gimmer. Class A76 – Beltex Ewe to have Suckled Lambs this year. Class A77 – Group comprising 1 male and 2 females of different ages. Class A78 – Best Animal in Beltex Section. Champion £15; Reserve £8. Pre-entry not permitted. WINDLE BEECH WINTHROP TROPHY (Perpetual), kindly donated by Windle Beech Winthrop for the best animal in the Beltex Section. Jacob Sheep Sheep to be shown to Society Rules Class A79 – Jacob Ram Lamb. Class A80 – Jacob Shearling Ram. Class A81 – Jacob Ram, 2 years or over. Class A82 – Jacob Gimmer Lamb. Class A83 – Jacob Gimmer Shearling. Class A84 – Jacob Ewe. Class A85 – Best Animal in Jacob Section (male or female). JACS TRADE & DIY TROPHY (Perpetual), kindly donated by JACS for the best animal in the Jacob Section. Champion £15; Reserve £8. Pre-entry not permitted. Derbyshire Gritstone Sheep Class A86 – Gritstone Ram Lamb. Class A87 – Gritstone Shearling Ram. Class A88 – Gritstone Ram, 2 shear and over. Class A89 – Gritstone Gimmer Lamb. Class A90 – Gritstone Shearling Gimmer. Class A91 – Gritstone Ewe. Class A92 – Group, comprising Ram Shearling or upwards, Gimmer Shearling or upwards and Ram or Gimmer Lamb. Class A93 – Best Animal in Gritstone Section (male or female). J. LORD CUP (Perpetual), kindly given by Mr J. Lord. Champion £15; Reserve £8. Pre-entry not permitted. Lonk Sheep Class A94 – Lonk Ram Lamb. Class A95 – Lonk Shearling Ram. Class A96 – Lonk Ram, 2 shear and over. Class A97 – Lonk Gimmer Lamb. Class A98 – Lonk Shearling Gimmer. Class A99 – Lonk Ewe. Class A100 – Group, comprising Ram Shearling or upwards, Gimmer Shearling or upwards and Ram or Gimmer Lamb. Class A101 – Best Animal in Lonk Section (male or female). SCRIVIN CUP (Perpetual), kindly given by the Scrivin family. Champion £15; Reserve £8. Pre-entry not permitted.

• 14 • Prime Lambs (No MVA Sheep Accepted) Class A102 – Two Prime Lambs, Continental Cross. Class A103 – Two Prime Lambs, Mule or Masham. Class A104 – Two Prime Lambs, Any Down Breed or Cross. Class A105 – Two Prime Lambs, Dalesbred, Swaledale, Lonk or Gritstone. Class A106 – Two Prime Lambs, Any Other Breed or Cross. Class A107 – Best Pair in Prime Lambs Section. G. H. JACKSON CUP (Perpetual), kindly given by G. Jackson, Esq. Champion £15; Reserve £8. Pre-entry not permitted.

Zwartbles Sheep MVA Scheme only. Class A108 – Zwartbles Ram Lamb. Class A109 – Zwartbles Shearling Ram or older. Class A110 – Zwartbles Gimmer Lamb. Class A111 – Zwartbles Gimmer Shearling. Class A112 – Zwartbles Ewe to have Suckled Lambs this year. Class A113 – Best Animal in Zwartbles Section (male or female). Champion £15; Reserve £8. Pre-entry not permitted. THE JOAN BARKER SHIELD (perpetual), kindly given by Mrs Joan Barker. Charollais Sheep MVA Scheme only. Class A114 – Charollais Ram Lamb. Class A115 – Charollais Gimmer Lamb. Class A116 – Charollais Shearling Ram. Class A117 – Charollais Ram, 2 shear and over. Class A118 – Charollais Shearling Gimmer. Class A119 – Charollais Ewe to have Suckled Lambs this year. Class A120 – Best Animal in Charollais Section (male or female). Champion £15; Reserve Champion £8. Pre-entry not permitted. Supreme Sheep in Show Class A121 – Supreme Sheep in Show. UPPER WHARFEDALE N.F.U. CUP (Perpetual), kindly given by Upper Wharfedale National Farmers’ Union. Supreme Champion £15; Reserve Supreme Champion £8. Pre-entry not permitted.

THE UPPER WHARFEDALE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY WISH TO THANK ALL DONORS OF CHALLENGE CUPS, TROPHIES AND SPECIAL PRIZES, FOR THEIR INTEREST AND SUPPORT

• 15 • SECTION B CATTLE

The closing date for entries in this Section is – TUESDAY 17th AUGUST 2021 STRICTLY NO ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED AFTER THIS DATE – PLEASE ALLOW SUFFICIENT TIME FOR DELIVERY IF POSTING YOUR ENTRY FORM All livestock exhibited in this section should enter the Showground through Gate A. Vehicles which in the stewards’ opinion are not clean enough for proper disinfection to be carried out, will not be admitted to the Showground. All cattle must must be accompanied with their passport; all sheep must be accompanied by a ARAMS1 licence. The Holding number for Kilnsey Show is 48/802/8000.

Exhibitors in Local Classes must reside within the district of the Society (See Rules 2 and 7). All Cattle in Local Classes to be Bred or Reared by Exhibitor. Cattle entered in In-calf Classes likely to calve before Show Day will be eligible for Newly Calven Classes, without pre-entry. Exhibitors should allow for traffic hold-ups. All Cattle must be on the showfield by 9.00 a.m. Cattle judging begins in the Cattle Ring at 9.30 a.m. The order of judging will be Beef Classes, Limousin, Highland and British Blue. Class Numbers to be collected from Cattle Steward’s Tent. All Cattle must bear Correct Class Numbers before entering the Show Ring, or they may be disqualified. No Cattle accepted without Correct Ear Numbers. No Rosettes to be shown whilst competing in Championship Classes.

Entry fees £5. 1st Prize, £30; 2nd, £25; 3rd, £20 (unless otherwise stated). Where there are more than 5 cattle shown in any one class a 4th prize of £12 will be awarded and, if over 7, a 5th prize of £10 will be awarded. A 6th prize of £8 and a 7th prize of £6 can be awarded at judge’s discretion. All Competitors for Challenge Cups and Special Prizes must pay entry fee, except for Local and Open Championships.

2.00 P.M. PRESENTATION OF CATTLE TROPHIES NO CATTLE TO BE REMOVED FROM THE SHOW GROUND BEFORE 4.00 p.m.

If exhibitors who have entered, later find themselves unable to bring stock, could they notify the Secretary on 01756 753259

NO GUIDE DOGS OR COMPETITIVE SHEEP DOGS ARE ALLOWED UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES WHATSOEVER IN THE CATTLE LINES OR WHERE CATTLE ARE BEING SHOWN

• 16 • DAIRY CATTLE Open Holstein Friesian Classes Class B1 – Maiden Heifer, under 18 months on day of show. Class B2 – Heifer, in-calf. Class B3 – Heifer, in milk. HERBERT WALKER MEMORIAL TROPHY (Perpetual), kindly given by Mrs Emma Walker and family. 1st Prize £50; 2nd £40; 3rd £20. Class B4 – Cow, in-calf. Class B5 – Cow, in milk. ERIC PENNOCK MEMORIAL TROPHY (Perpetual), awarded for the Best Cow in Milk. 1st Prize £50; 2nd £40; 3rd £20. Class B6 – Group of Three. Class B7 – Holstein Friesian Champion. The Champion will receive the UPPER WHARFEDALE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY CHALLENGE CUP, given by the Society in memory of the late Mr R. R. Carlisle. Champion £25 and Rosette; Reserve £15 and Rosette. Pre-entry not permitted. JERSEY CATTLE Open Classes Class B8 – Maiden Heifer, under 18 months on day of show. Class B9 – Heifer, in-calf. Class B10 – Heifer, in milk. 1st Prize £50; 2nd £40; 3rd £20. Class B11 – Cow, in-calf. Class B12 – Cow, in milk. 1st Prize £50; 2nd £40; 3rd £20. Class B13 – Jersey Champion. The Champion will receive the W.F. BANKS Cup (Perpetual), kindly given by W.F. Banks (Askrigg) Ltd. Champion £25 and Rosette; Reserve £15 and Rosette. Pre-entry not permitted.

Class B14 – DAIRY YOUNG HANDLER. Exhibitor to be 14 years or under. Dairy Heifer Calf to be under 1 year old on Show Day. J. M. DAGGETT CUP (Perpetual), kindly given in memory of the late Mr J. W. Daggett for the winner of the Dairy Young Handler class. 1st £15; 2nd £10; 3rd and below £5. No entry fee.

Class B15 – SUPREME DAIRY CHAMPION. The Supreme Champion will receive the JEFF DIBB MEMORIAL TROPHY (Perpetual), kindly given by the Dibb family. Champion £25, Rosette and Sash; Reserve £15 and Rosette.

COMMERCIAL BEEF CATTLE Animals shown in Commercial Beef Classes below cannot also be entered in Pedigree Classes or vice versa. Classes B18-B24 to be split according to weight on the day; Steward’s decision to be final. Class B16 – Local. Bullock, any breed. Class B17 – Local. Heifer, any breed. Class B18 – Open. Bullock, Continental, except British Blue, Lightweight. Class B19 – Open. Bullock, any age, Continental, except British Blue, Heavyweight.

• 17 • Class B20 – Open. Heifer, any breed, except British Blue, Lightweight. Class B21 – Open. Heifer, any breed, except British Blue, Heavyweight. Class B22 – Open. Bullock, Lightweight, British Blue Cross. Class B23 – Open. Bullock, Heavyweight, British Blue Cross. Class B24 – Open. Heifer, Lightweight, British Blue Cross. Class B25 – Open. Heifer, Heavyweight, British Blue Cross. Class B26 – Young Handler Class. 12 years and under, any animal judged on handler only. J.H. HUTTON CUP, kindly donated for the winner of the Beef Young Handler, 12 years and under class. 1st £15; 2nd £10; 3rd and below £5. No entry fee. Class B27 – Young Handler Class. 13 to 16 years, any animal, judged 50/50 on beast and handling. TILCON Trophy, kindly donated for the winner of the Beef Young Handler, 13 to 16 years class. 1st £15; 2nd £10; 3rd and below £5. No entry fee. Class B28 – Best Local Animal in Commercial Beef Section. TOWNSON TRACTORS’ TROPHY (Perpetual), kindly given by Townson Bros. Champion £25; Reserve £15. Pre-entry not permitted. Class B29 – Best Animal in Commercial Beef Section. The Champion will receive the ROBERTS SILVER CUP (Perpetual), presented by William D. Roberts Esq. for the Best Animal in the Commercial Beef Section. Champion £25 and Rosette; Reserve £15 and Rosette. Pre-entry not permitted.

PEDIGREE BEEF CATTLE Highland Cattle – Open Classes Females registered in the Appendix Register of our Herd Book, either Appendix A or B, are eligible for entry and are identified by the letter A or B tattooed in the ear or written in waterproof ink on an eartag. Class B30 – Heifer born in 2019 or 2020. Class B31 – Heifer born in 2018. Class B32 – Cow, any age, in milk or in-calf. Class B33 – Calf born 2021. Class B34 – Pair, any age. Class B35 – Best Animal in Highland Cattle Section. MIDLAND BANK TROPHY (Perpetual), kindly given by the Midland Bank Plc. Champion £25; Reserve £15. COVERHEAD FARMS CUP, kindly given for the reserve champion in the Highland section. Pre-entry not permitted.

Limousin Cattle – Open Classes Class B36 – Heifer under one year. Class B37 – Heifer over one year and under 2 years. Class B38 – Heifer or Cow with or without calf at foot. Class B39 – Bull, any age. Class B40 – Pair of Animals owned by the same exhibitor. Class B41 – Best Animal in Limousin Section. UPPER WHARFEDALE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY CHALLENGE CUP (Perpetual), kindly donated by GUYS MACHINERY. Champion £25; Reserve £15. Pre-entry not permitted.

• 18 • British Blue Cattle – Open Classes Class B42 – Heifer, under 1 year. Class B43 – Heifer, over 1 year and under 2 years. Class B44 – Heifer or Cow with or without calf at foot. Class B45 – Bull, any age. Class B46 – Pair of animals owned by the same exhibitor. Class B47 – Best Animal in British Blue Section. UPPER WHARFEDALE BARCLAYS CHALLENGE CUP (Perpetual), kindly donated by Barclays and re-presented in 2010 for the Best Animal in the British Blue Section. Champion £25; Reserve £15. Pre-entry not permitted.

Any Other Pedigree Continental Breed Open Classes Class B48 – Female under 18 months old. Class B49 – Female over 18 months old. Class B50 – Male, any age. Class B51 – Best Animal, A.O.P.C.B. Section. CARRS BILLINGTON CHALLENGE CUP (Perpetual), for the best animal in the Any Other Continental Pure Breed Section. Champion £25; Reserve £15. Pre-entry not permitted.

Any Other Pedigree Native Breed Open Classes Class B52 – Female under 18 months old. Class B53 – Female over 18 months old. Class B54 – Male, any age. Class B55 – Pair of animals owned by the same exhibitor. Class B56 – Best Animal in A.O.P.N.B. Section. DOUGIE TROPHY (Perpetual), kindly given Mr & Mrs S.T. Foster for the best animal in the Any Other Pure Native Breed Section. Champion £25; Reserve £15. Pre-entry not permitted.

Supreme Beef Champion Class B57 – Overall Beef Champion. To be judged from Champions in Commercial, Limousin, Highland, British Blue, Any Other Continental Pure Breed and Any Other Native Pure Breed Sections. All Beef Judges to judge this class. UPPER WHARFEDALE SILVER CHALLENGE TROPHY, to be competed for annually, kindly given by the exors. of the late Mrs B. F. Roberts in memory of the late Sir Ellis Denby, for the best local Heifer-in-Calf, having not more than four broad teeth; re-presented in 2011 for the Supreme Beef Champion. Champion £25; Reserve £15. The Supreme Champion will receive Supreme Champion Rosette and Sash; Reserve will receive Reserve Champion Rosette. Class B58 – The Three Show Challenge Cup. Best Animal AONB. Trophy awarded for most points collected across Gargrave, Malham and Kilnsey Shows. Champion £75. Please note due to the cancellation of Gargrave Show, only Malham and Kilnsey Show will count for 2021.

THE UPPER WHARFEDALE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY WISH TO THANK ALL DONORS OF CHALLENGE CUPS, TROPHIES AND SPECIAL PRIZES, FOR THEIR INTEREST AND SUPPORT

• 19 • SECTION C

Exhibitors are asked to read timetable to avoid clashes in the timing of classes they enter. Exhibitors must allow time for traffic hold-ups. All Main Ring Horse Events commence at 8.30 a.m. OPEN. Rosettes presented to all Prize Winners in Heavy Horse Classes. No Prize Cards or Rosettes to be shown whilst competing in Class 7. Prize money must be claimed on Show Day. Competitors are strongly recommended to only bring horses to the show that have undertaken an Equine Influenza vaccination course, and are up to date with their boosters/injections.

Shire Horses Kilnsey Show is affiliated to the Shire Horse Society. A Silver Spoon and Rosette will be awarded to a Mare or Filly owned by a member of that Society. All animals competing for this award must be registered or eligible for registration in the Stud Book or Grade B Register. The Stud Book number and horse’s registered name should be included on the entry form. Entry Fee £6. 1st Prize £30; 2nd £20; 3rd £10; 4th £5. Plus single payment of £5 to each horse which appears in the ring. Class C1 – Brood Mare with Foal at foot. GEORGE HUCK MEMORIAL TROPHY (Perpetual), kindly given by Mrs Shirley Huck. Class C2 – Foal, Colt or Filly, born in 2019, to be shown in ring with or without mare. P. W. BEDFORD CUP (Perpetual), kindly given for the Best Foal. A Sash will be awarded to the Best Foal. Class C3 – Yearling, Colt, Gelding or Filly. Champion and Reserve to be awarded a Rosette. Class C4 – Two-year-old, Colt, Gelding or Filly. GEORGE CRELLAN CUP (Perpetual), kindly given by Mr Geo. Crellan for the best Heavy Horse under 3 years old, to be decided between the winners of Classes 3 and 4. Champion and Reserve to be awarded a Rosette. Class C5 – Barren Mare, Gelding or Filly, 3 years and over. Class C6 – Pair of Heavy Horses. Class C7 – Best Animal in Shire Horses Section. PETER CLARKE AUTOS TROPHY (Perpetual), kindly given by Peter Clarke Autos for the Best Animal in Shire Horse Section. Champion £35, Rosette and Sash; Reserve £20 and Rosette. Pre-entry not permitted.

• 20 • Would ALL competitors entering Classes C10 to C21 refer to Note 5 on the Entry Form.

Heavy Horses 10.45 a.m. HEAVY HORSE JUDGING begins 2.20 p.m. GRAND PARADE OF HEAVY HORSE & VINTAGE TRACTORS in Main Arena. Entry Fee £6 1st Prize £30; 2nd £20; 3rd £10; 4th £5. Plus single payment of £5 to each horse which appears in the ring. Class C8 – Any Other Pure Bred Heavy Horse. Class C9 – Ridden Class for any Heavy Horse, any breed.

Ridden Horses in the Main Ring 8.30 a.m. RIDDEN HORSES begins 9.30 a.m. SENIOR WORKING HUNTER CLASS COUNTRYWIDE FLAME TROPHY (Perpetual), presented by Estio Healthcare for the best re-trained racehorse in classes C10-C16 – Competitors must state intent on their entry form. CHRISTA TROPHY (Perpetual), kindly donated by M. Parkin Vaughan and J. R. Akrigg for the local Horse/Pony who gains the most points from competing in ANY of the horse/pony classes at the show. It need not be ridden by the same rider in each class. Entry Fee £6. Class numbers to be collected from Steward at Declaration Tent. Class C10 – Ridden Hunter, 4 years and over, 15.3 hands or more, mare or gelding. GEORGIANA TROPHY, presented by Jane & Simon Foster for Best Ridden Hunter. 1st Prize £30; 2nd £22; 3rd £10; 4th £6. Class C11 – Ridden Coloured, Native type or non-native, any size. Sorry, no lead-reins. 1st Prize £30; 2nd £22; 3rd £10; 4th £6. Class C12 – Riding Horse, exceeding 14.2 hands, mare or gelding, 4 years and over, suitable for social hacking or trekking. 1st Prize £30; 2nd £22; 3rd £10; 4th £6.

• 21 • Working Hunter Entry Fee £6. Class numbers to be collected from Steward at Declaration Tent. Clear Round Working Hunter. Jumping from 8.30 a.m. to 9.45 a.m. Entries taken on the day. Entry Fee £3 per round.

Class C13 – MIXED HEIGHT MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND WORKING HUNTER (pure bred) (Natural state only) To be judged as ONE class (No spurs allowed). Same course for both sections only the height is changed for Large Breeds. Small Breeds (Welsh A&B, Dartmoor, Exmoor and Shetland). Fences not to exceed 1ft 9ins. Large Breeds (Welsh C&D, New Forest, Connemara, Fell, Highland and Dales) Fences not to exceed 2ft 9ins. 1st Prize £30; 2nd £22; 3rd £10; 4th £6.

Class C14 – Working Hunter, under 15 h.h., to jump natural fences not more than 2ft. 9 ins. high. 1st Prize £30; 2nd £22; 3rd £10; 4th £6.

Class C15 – Novice Working Hunter, 15 h.h. and over, to jump natural fences not more than 3ft. high. A novice horse has not to have won more than £50 prize money in ANY jumping class, including show jumping or arena eventing. Horses entered who have won more than £50 will be transferred into Class C16. 1st Prize £30; 2nd £22; 3rd £10; 4th £6.

Class C16 – Open Working Hunter, 15 h.h. and over, to jump natural fences not more than 3ft. 9ins. high. 1st Prize £30; 2nd £22; 3rd £10; 4th £6.

Class C17 – Working Hunter Championship for 1st and 2nd prize winners from Classes C13–C16. Champion £20; Reserve Champion £10. Pre-entry not permitted.

THE UPPER WHARFEDALE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY WISH TO THANK ALL DONORS OF CHALLENGE CUPS, TROPHIES AND SPECIAL PRIZES, FOR THEIR INTEREST AND SUPPORT

• 22 • Mountain & Moorland 10.45 a.m. MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND CLASSES begin Entry Fee £6

Please ensure all compeitiors in Mountain & Moorland Classes show Breed Society registration numbers for ALL entries, STATING BREED and THE FULL NAME OF THE PONY on your entry form.

Class C18 – In Hand Small Breeds Mountain & Moorland (pure bred). To be shown in natural state. For registered Shetland, Dartmoor, Exmoor and Welsh Sec A & B ponies. Mares, Geldings or Stallions. 1st Prize £30; 2nd £22; 3rd £10; 4th £6. Class C19 – In Hand Large Breeds Mountain & Moorland (pure bred). To be shown in natural state. For registered Fell, Welsh C & D, Connemara, Dales, New Forest and Highland ponies. Mares, Geldings or Stallions. 1st Prize £30; 2nd £22; 3rd £10; 4th £6.

ALL STALLIONS TO BE LED BY AN ADULT AND ADEQUATELY BITTED. Class C20 – Open Ridden Small Breeds Mountain & Moorland (pure bred). No spurs and to be shown in natural state. No lead reins. For registered Shetland, Dartmoor, Exmoor and Welsh Sec A & B ponies. Mares, Geldings or Stallions. 1st Prize £30; 2nd £22; 3rd £10; 4th £6. Class C21 – Open Ridden Large Breeds Mountain & Moorland (pure bred). No spurs and to be shown in natural state. For registered Fell, Welsh C & D, Connemara, New Forest and Highland ponies. Mares, Geldings or Stallions. 1st Prize £30; 2nd £22; 3rd £10; 4th £6. Class C22 – Mountain & Moorland Championship for 1st and 2nd prize winners from Classes C18–C21. Champion £20; Reserve Champion £10. WYMINGBROOK STUD SHIELD (perpetual), kindly given for the Mountain and Moorland Champion.

Arena Eventing Entry Fee £10. Please collect your number from the Horse Secretaries Tent. Cross country colours to be worn, and riding hat/scull cap and body protector to the current British Eventing Standard. Numbers are limited to time restraints, so please enter early. Class C23 – A course of show jumps and fixed cross country fences, not to exceed 80cm in height, with 13 jumping efforts. The course will be ridden to an optimum time which will be disclosed on the day. 1st Prize £30; 2nd £22; 3rd £10; 4th £6.

• 23 • DISPLAY TENTS SECTIONS D, E and F All Exhibits must be staged by 9.30 a.m., ready for judging. Exhibitors should allow for traffic hold-ups. 9.45 a.m. PRODUCE, HORTICULTURE AND HANDICRAFTS SECTIONS JUDGING begins (the tents will be open to the public after judging is completed). Please note: At 4.25 p.m. on Show Day the marquee will be closed to the general public, and from 4.30 p.m. to 5.00 p.m. exhibitors should report to the Steward and, on production of their exhibitor’s cards, may collect their exhibits. At all times (see Rule 21), the exhibits will be at owner’s risk. All Exhibits to be made by the Exhibitor and if not to schedule may be disqualified – the children’s exhibits to be their own unaided work. Exhibitors in Local Classes must reside within the district of the Society (see Rules 2 and 7). In the event of less than five entries in a class, prizes awarded at the Judge’s discretion. Your Entry Numbers/Clearance card MUST be presented when collecting your exhibit. PLEASE check your clearance card number with the entry number on the tables to ensure you collect the correct exhibit.

Exhibitors paying £15 and above in entry fees will be entitled to free Showground car parking (Rule 23). Those exhibitors whose entry fees total less than £15 but who want access to display tents to stage exhibits must pay parking fees at the gate and can have their money refunded if they pass out from the ground before 10.30 a.m.

NO DOGS OTHER THAN GUIDE DOGS ARE ALLOWED IN THESE SECTIONS

SECTION D

Exhibits in this section will be under the supervision of the stewards until 4.30 p.m. Prize money to be claimed after 2.00 p.m., and before 4.00 p.m. on Show Day on presentation of exhibitor’s card at the Secretary’s Tent Doyleys will be provided by the Society.

• 24 • Wines OPEN. Exhibits to be made by the exhibitor, one entry per person per class. Exhibit to be opened. Entry Fee £1. 1st Prize £5; 2nd £3; 3rd £2. Class D1 – Bottle of Home-made Red Wine. Class D2 – Bottle of Home-made White Wine, dry. Class D3 – Bottle of Home Brew. Class D4 – Bottle of Flavoured Vodka. Class D5 – Bottle of Fruit Gin. Bread and Cakes PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUPS (One Local, One Open), kindly given by C. Kitching, Esq., awarded on a points basis, for competition in the Bread and Cakes, and Preserves Sections. Points awarded as follows: 1st, 3 pts; 2nd, 2 pts; 3rd, 1 pt (for Classes D6-D50). SUSAN GRAVESTON TROPHY, given by the family and awarded for the best entry in the Cake Classes. One entry per person in Classes D6-D50, to be made by the Exhibitor. Entry Fee £1. 1st Prize £5; 2nd £3; 3rd £2. Class D6 – 3 Brown Eggs to be plated, 1 to be broken by the judge. Class D7 – 3 White/Cream Eggs to be plated, 1 to be broken by the judge. Class D8 – 3 Bantam Eggs, all the same colour, to be plated, 1 to be broken by the judge. Class D9 – Loaf of White Bread. Class D10 – Soda Bread, any flavour. Class D11 – Granary Loaf. Class D12 – Savoury Flavoured Bread. Class D13 – Date and Walnut Loaf. Class D14 – Local. Rich Fruit Cake. Class D15 – Open. Rich Fruit Cake. Class D16 – Local. Victoria Sandwich Cake with jam filling. To be baked using two tins. Class D17 – Open. Victoria Sandwich Cake with jam filling. To be baked using two tins. Class D18 – Cherry Cake. Class D19 – Chocolate Cake, not to be iced or filled. Class D20 – Iced Coffee Cake. Class D21 – Four Sweet Muffins in cases, any variety. Class D22 – Lemon Drizzle Cake. Class D23 – Carrot Cake, baked to given recipe. Carrot Cake Recipe: Whisk together: 6oz. Sunflower Oil, 6oz. Golden Caster Sugar, 3 Eggs, 6oz. Plain Flour, 1oz. Coconut, 1 Teaspoon Baking Power, 1 Teaspoon Bicarb Soda, Half Teaspoon Salt, 1 Teaspoon Cinnamon. Then fold into mixture, Half Pound Grated Carrots, and 3oz. Chopped Walnuts. Bake for one and a half hours at 170 deg., cool. Beat together 11/2oz. Soft Full Fat Cheese, 1oz. Butter, 1/2 Teaspoon Vanilla Essence, then add 6oz. Icing Sugar. Class D24 – Cake. GENTLEMEN ONLY eligible for this Class. Class D25 – Cake. LADIES ONLY eligible for this Class. Class D26 – Four Pieces of Tray Bake Class D27 – Four Butterfly Buns. Class D28 – Six Ginger Biscuits.

• 25 • Class D29 – Lemon Drizzle Golden Syrup Cake. 300g Golden Syrup, 200ml Water, 150g Unsalted Butter, cubed, 150g Caster 1 1 1 Sugar,300g Plain Flour, 1 /2 tsp Baking Powder, 1 /2 tsp Ground Ginger, 1 /2 tsp 1 Ground Cinnamon, /4 tsp Fine Sea Salt, 2 medium eggs, 1tsp Bicarbonate of Soda, 75ml Cooled Tea. Drizzle for the topping: 75g Caster or Granulated Sugar. Grease and Line 20cm square cake tin. Heat the oven to 150˚C/130˚C Fan/ Gas 2. Put the golden syrup, water, butter and caster sugar in a pan, bring it to the boil, leave to cool. Sift the flour, baking powder, ginger, cinnamon and salt into a large bowl. In a separate bowl whisk the eggs, add the cooled golden syrup mixture. Add the bicarbonate of soda to the tea, stir, then pour into the egg and golden syrup mix. Now add the golden syrup/tea mixture to the bowl with the dry ingredients and whisk to form a batter. Pour the batter into the prepared tin and bake for 50-60 minutes. When cooked, remove from the oven and pour on the drizzle topping. Class D30 – Six Chocolate Chip Cookies. Class D31 – Four Scones, Fruit. Class D32 – Four Cheese Scones. Class D33 – Round of Plain Shortbread, uncut. Class D34 – A Banana Loaf. Class D35 – Four Chocolate Brownies. Class D36 – A Tea Loaf. Class D37 – Fruit Pie with shortcrust pastry. Class D38 – An Afternoon Tea, to include a sandwich, a scone and a piece of cake. To be judged on content and presentation. Class D39 – Savoury Flan. Please indicate flavour with exhibit. Class D40 – Four Decorated Cup Cakes. Class D41 – Cold Sweet. Please indicate flavour with exhibit. Class D42 – Six Home-made Rum Truffles. Preserves After Judging, all jars will be re-covered by the Stewards. Entry Fee £1. Class D43 – One Jar of Raspberry Jam. Class D44 – One Jar of Strawberry Jam. Class D45 – One Jar of Blackcurrant Jam. Class D46 – One Jar of Jam, any other variety. Class D47 – One Jar of Orange Marmalade. Class D48 – One Jar of Lemon Curd. Class D49 – One Jar of Jelly, any variety. Class D50 – One Jar of Chutney, any variety.

Children’s Baking YOUR EXHIBITS MUST BE YOUR OWN UNAIDED WORK Entrants up to 16 years old on Show Day. Age taken into consideration. Please state age on entry form. One entry per person per class. No Entry Fee for Classes D52-D67. 1st Prize £2.50; 2nd £2; 3rd £1.50; 4th £1. PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP, kindly given by the family of the late Mrs J. W. Daggett in her memory awarded on a points basis, for competition in the fourteen Children’s Classes D52–D67. Points awarded as follows: 1st, 3 points; 2nd, 2 points; 3rd, 1 point.

• 26 • Class D51 – Tot’s Choice: Edible Item (sweets, crispies, necklace, etc.), uncooked, by child 4 years and under on Show Day. Class D52 – Tot’s Choice: Edible Item (sweets, crispies, necklace, etc.), uncooked, by child 5 years and 6 on Show Day. By child 7 to 11 years on Show Day. Class D53 – Victoria Sandwich Cake, with jam filling. To be baked using two tins. Class D54 – Four Decorated Cup Cakes. Class D55 – Four Pieces of Tray Bake. Class D56 – Four Chocolate Chip Cookies. Class D57 – Four Cheese Straws. Class D58 – Four Decorated Biscuits, to be judged for decoration only. Class D59 – Four Cake Pops on sticks. By child 12 to 16 years on Show Day. Class D60 – Victoria Sandwich Cake, with jam filling. To be baked using two tins. Class D61 – Four pieces of Tray Bake. Class D62 – Four Chocolate Chip Cookies. Class D63 – Four Sausage Rolls made with shortcrust pastry. Class D64 – A Decorated Cake, not to be cut. Class D65 – Four pieces of Non Bake Cake.

SECTION E

Exhibits in this section will be under the supervision of the stewards until 4.30p.m. At all times (see Rule 21), the exhibits will be at owner’s risk. Prize money to be claimed after 2.00 p.m., and before 4.00 p.m. on Show Day on presentation of exhibitor’s card at the Secretary’s Tent.

• 27 • Children’s Handicrafts YOUR EXHIBITS MUST BE YOUR OWN UNAIDED WORK Entrants up to 16 years old on Show Day. Please state age on entry form but YOUR NAME MUST NOT APPEAR ON YOUR EXHIBIT. One entry per person per class. No Entry Fee for Classes E1-E32. 1st Prize £2.50; 2nd £2; 3rd £1.50; 4th £1. Class E1 – Picture, exhibited by child, 4 years and under on Show Day. Maximum size 50cm x 35cm, overall. Class E2 – Picture, exhibited by child, 5 to 7 years on Show Day. Maximum size 50cm x 35cm, overall. Class E3 – Picture, exhibited by child, 8 to 11 years on Show Day. Maximum size 50cm x 35cm, overall. Class E4 – Picture, exhibited by child 12 to 16 years on Show Day. Maximum size 50cm x 35cm, overall. CHALLENGE CUP, kindly given by G. Norgate, Esq., for Best Exhibit in the four children’s art classes. Cup to be won five times before becoming property of exhibitor. Class E5 – A Model of a Sheep, any medium, not to exceed 30cm. Age 8 to 16 years. Class E6 – Soft Toy, any medium, by child 16 years or under on Show Day. Age taken in to consideration. Class E7 – Animal, any medium, exhibited by child 4 years and under on Show Day. Class E8 – Decorated Paper Plate, to be hung, exhibited by child 5 to 7 years on Show Day. Class E9 – “A Scarecrow”, any medium. Age 8 to 16 years. Class E10 – A Pressed Flower Bookmark, collected from the garden, by child under 12 years on Show Day. JAMES PROCTER CUP (Perpetual), kindly given by J. Procter, Esq. Class E11 – Handwriting, in pencil, to set piece, by child 5 to 7 years on Show Day.

Snow Ball I made myself a snowball As perfect as could be. I thought I’d keep it as a pet And let it sleep with me. I made it some pajamas And a pillow for its head. Then last night it ran away, But first it wet the bed. Shel Silverstein

• 28 • Class E12 – Handwriting in biro or ink, to set piece (shown below), by child 8 to 11 years on Show Day. The Swing How do you like to go up in a swing, Up in the air so blue? Oh, I do think it the pleasantest thing Ever a child can do! Up in the air and over the wall, Till I can see so wide, River and trees and cattle and all Over the countryside – Till I look down on the garden green, Down on the roof so brown – Up in the air I go flying again, Up in the air and down! Robert Louis Stevenson Class E13 – A Decorated T’Shirt, by child 16 years or under on Show Day, age taken into consideration. Class E14 – A Decorated Egg Box, by child 7 years and under on Show Day. Class E15 – Figure of Animal made from Vegetables, by child 8 to 16 years on Show Day. Class E16 – Miniature Garden on a plate, by child 8 to 16 years on Show Day. Class E17 – Decorated Stone, by child 4 years and under on Show Day. Class E18 – Decorated Stone, by child 5 to 7 years on Show Day. Class E19 – Decorated Stone, by child 8 years and over on Show Day. Age taken into consideration. Class E20 – A Lego Model, by child 7 years and under on Show Day. Class E21 – A Lego Model , by child 8 to 11 years on Show Day. Class E22 – Model from Recyclable Materials, on base not to exceed 30cm x 30cm, by child age 7 years and under on Show Day. YORKSHIRE DALES SOCIETY CHALLENGE CUP, kindly donated for the best exhibit in Classes E22 or E23. Class E23 – Model from Recyclable Materials, on base not to exceed 30cm x 30cm, by child age 8-16 years on Show Day. YORKSHIRE DALES SOCIETY CHALLENGE CUP, kindly donated for the best exhibit in Classes E22 or E23. Class E24 – Decorated Hard Boiled Egg, by child 7 years and under on Show Day. Class E25 – Decorated Hard Boiled Egg, by child 8 to 16 years on Show Day. Age taken into consideration. Class E26 – A Hand Printed Design, not exceeding 50cm x 50cm, by a child 16 years or under on Show Day, age taken into consideration. Class E27 – A technology generated Birthday Card, not to exceed A4 size, by child 11 years or under on Show Day. Class E28 – A Party Hat, by a child 16 years or under on Show Day, age taken into consideration. Class E29 – A Farm in a Shoe Box, by child 16 years and under on Show Day. Age will be taken into consideration. Class E30 – A Decorated Welly, by child 8 years to 16 years old on Show Day. Age taken into consideration.

• 29 • Those 16 years and under are eligible to enter Classes F32, F39 and F40 in Section F

REMEMBER YOUR NAME MUST NOT APPEAR ON YOUR EXHIBIT

Photography – Open PLEASE SPECIFY IF LOCAL ENTRY

THE WINPENNY PHOTOGRAPHY CUP (Perpetual), awarded for the Best Local Exhibit in the Photography Classes.

CHRISTOPHER WINPENNY PHOTOGRAPHY TROPHY (Perpetual), awarded for the Best Open Exhibit in the Photography Classes. To have been taken by Exhibitor. One entry per person per class. 1st Prize £5; 2nd £3; 3rd £2.

Class E31 – Photograph, any subject, taken by child 16 years and under on Show Day (state age on entry form), colour or black/white mounted, not framed, mount not to exceed 30cm x 25cm. No entry fee. CHRISTOPHER WINPENNY PHOTOGRAPHY SILVER PLATE (Perpetual), awarded for the Best Exhibit in the Children’s Photography Classes.

Class E32 – Photograph entitled “The Elements”, taken by child 16 years and under on Show Day (state age on entry form) colour or black/white, mounted not framed (mount not to exceed 30cm x 25cm). No entry fee. CHRISTOPHER WINPENNY PHOTOGRAPHY SILVER PLATE (Perpetual), awarded for the Best Exhibit in the Children’s Photography Classes.

Class E33 – Photograph, with caption, colour or black/white mounted, not framed, mount not to exceed 30cm x 25cm (including caption), suitable for hanging. Entry fee £1.

Class E34 – Digital Manipulation; before and after. Take a photograph and enhance or change it to make something new and exciting, startling or beautiful. You must save and print the original photograph as well as the finished result to enter both for judging, colour or black/white, mounted, not framed (mount not to exceed 30cm x 25cm). Entry fee £1. Class E35 – Photograph entitled “Through the Gap”, colour or black/white mounted, not framed, mount not to exceed 30cm x 25cm. Entry fee £1.

• 30 • Adult Handicrafts To be made by the Exhibitor. Not to have been previously shown at Kilnsey Show. Exhibitor limited to two entries in any one class. No exhibit to be entered in more than one class. Entry fee £1 per entry. All exhibitors for adult handicraft classes to state if they are LOCAL exhibitors on entry form. Failure to do so may result in their being classed as OPEN exhibitors. 1st Prize £5; 2nd £3; 3rd £2

OPEN Class E36 – A Christmas tree decoration, any medium. Class E37 – A Cushion Cover, any medium. Class E38 – A piece of hand-made Jewellery. Class E39 – A Pin Cushion, any medium. Class E40 – A Soft Toy, any medium. Class E41 – Greetings Card, any medium. Class E42 – An item of Feltwork, size to be stated on entry. Class E43 – An item of Cross Stitch or Counted Thread Work. Class E44 – A Christmas Cracker, any medium. Class E45 – Hand-knitted Adult Garment. Class E46 – Hand-knitted Child’s Garment. Class E47 – An item of Hand-Knitting, Scarf or Snood. Class E48 – A Hat, any medium. Class E49 – A piece of Crochet work, size to be stated on entry form. Class E50 – A Door Stop, any medium. Class E51 – Best Hand-knitted Garment in Show. Rosettes and prize money kindly donated by Mrs D. Heseltine. Champion £6; Reserve £4. Pre-entries not permitted. Class E52 – Best Open Exhibit in Adult Handicrafts Section, not having won Best In Show. WENDY RILEY TROPHY (Perpetual), kindly given by Mrs W. Riley. Champion £6; Reserve £4. Pre-entries not permitted. Class E53 – Best Local Exhibit in Adult Handicrafts Section, not having won Best In Show. WENDY RILEY TROPHY (Perpetual), kindly given by Mrs W. Riley. Champion £6; Reserve £4. Pre-entries not permitted. Class E54 – Best Exhibit in Adult Handicrafts Section. MRS J. M. RILEY CUP (Perpetual), kindly given in her memory by the late H. Riley, Esq. Champion £10. Pre-entries not permitted.

Art – Open To have been created by the Exhibitor. Not to have been previously shown at Kilnsey Show. Exhibitor limited to two paid entries per class. Entry Fee £1. 1st Prize £5; 2nd £3; 3rd £2 Class E55 – Picture, any subject, in black and white. Class E56 – A Coloured Work mounted and/or framed. Class E57 – A Pencil Drawing.

• 31 • SECTION F

Exhibits in this section will be under the supervision of the stewards until 4.30 p.m. At all times (see Rule 21), the exhibits will be at owner’s risk. Prize Money to be claimed after 2.00 p.m., and before 4.00 p.m. on Show Day on presentation of exhibitor’s card at the Secretary’s Tent.

Exhibitors paying £15 and above in entry fees will be entitled to free Showground car parking (rule 23). Those exhibitors whose entry fees total less than £15 but who want access to display tents to stage exhibits must pay parking fees at the gate and can have their money refunded if they pass out from the ground before 10.30 a.m.

Horticulture Definitions: ARRANGEMENT: One placement of any plant material in one container with or without base. EXHIBIT: An exhibit is composed of natural plant material with or without accessories. Plant material must always predominate. EXHIBITS NOT TO SCHEDULE WILL BE DISQUALIFIED

Open All exhibits must have been grown by the exhibitor, who must not employ outside assistance for more than 12 hours regularly. Traders in flowers and vegetables, and professional gardeners who earn all or part of their living are ineligible. Exhibitors limited to two paid entries in any one class. Local exhibitors must be stated on entry form. Entry Fee £1 per entry. 1st Prize £10; 2nd £6; 3rd £4. HARRY THOMPSON ROSE BOWL (Perpetual), awarded on a points basis for competition in the Open Horticultural Section. Points awarded as follows: 1st 4 pts; 2nd 3 pts; 3rd 2 pts. J. W. HEBDEN CUP (Perpetual), kindly given by J. W. Hebden, Esq., awarded on a points basis for competition in the local Section. Points awarded as follows: 1st, 3 pts; 2nd, 2 pts; 3rd, 1 pt. THOMAS HEBDEN METCALFE MEMORIAL CUP, presented by John H. Cambage, for the best exhibit in the Local Horticulture Classes.

• 32 • FLOWERS Class F1 – One Rose, own foliage only, no wiring, etc. Class F2 – Cycle of Bloom. Three separate Rose Stems. Class F3 – Nine Sweet Peas, any kind. STANLEY LYTHE MEMORIAL VASE (Perpetual), kindly given by Mrs K.M. Lythe for the best exhibit. Class F4 – Vase of Phlox, any kind. Class F5 – Vase of Mixed Perennials, any kind, at least three varieties. Class F6 – Three Pompom Dahlias. Class F7 – Three Decorative Dahlias. Class F8 – Collection of flowers from the garden; at least three varieties. Class F9 – Six Violas or Pansies. Class F10 – Three Gladioli. Class F11 – A Flowering Fuschia Plant. Class F12 – Six Nasturtiums. Class F13 – Three Stems of Antirrhinums. Class F14 – Floribunda Roses. Class F15 – Flowering Pot Plant. Class F16 – Foliage Plant.

VEGETABLES AND FRUIT Class F17 – Six Pods Peas. Class F18 – Six Pods Broad Beans. Class F19 – Four Pods Scarlet Runner Beans. Class F20 – Three Leeks, untrimmed. Class F21 – Three Carrots, one kind, with tops. Class F22 – Three Dressed Onions, one kind. Class F23 – Three Beetroots, one kind. Class F24 – Two Cucumbers. Class F25 – Three Courgettes. Class F26 – Five Tomatoes, one kind. Class F27 – Five Potatoes, white, one kind. Class F28 – Five Potatoes, coloured, one kind. Class F29 – A Trug or Basket of four mixed home grown vegetables. Class F30 – Disaster Class – A vegetable or fruit that has “gone wrong”. Class F31 – A Bulb or Garlic, untrimmed. Class F32 – Mustard and Cress, No Entry Fee, in an unusual container, by child 16 years or under on Show Day. Class F33 – Any Vegetable or Fruit not specified in classes F17-F32.

• 33 • Flower Arranging Definitions: ARRANGEMENT: One placement of any plant material in one container with or without base. EXHIBIT: An exhibit is composed of natural plant material with or without accessories. Plant material must always predominate.

EXHIBITS NOT TO SCHEDULE WILL BE DISQUALIFIED Entry Fee £1. 1st Prize £10; 2nd £6; 3rd £4.

Open Class F34 – An Arrangement in a Drinking Glass. Class F35 – Gent’s Buttonhole. Class F36 – Lady’s Spray. Class F37 – A Bridesmaid’s Posy. Class F38 – A Miniature Flower Arrangement, space allowed 15cm width x 15cm depth. Class F39 – Age 16 and under. A Foliage and Feather Arrangement, space allowed 45cm width x 60cm depth. No entry fee. Child with the most points awarded in Classes F39 and F40 will receive the CHARNLEY TROPHY (Perpetual), kindly given by Mrs Barbara Charnley. Class F40 – Age 16 and under. Arrangement in an unusual container, space allowed 60cm width x 60cm depth. No entry fee. Child with the most points awarded in Classes F39 and F40 will receive the CHARNLEY TROPHY (Perpetual), kindly given by Mrs Barbara Charnley. Class F41 – Arrangement, using fresh material, space allowed 30cm x 30cm. Class F42 – A Wreath, using free choice of material, space allowed 60cm width x 60cm depth. Class F43 – An Exhibit, using natural plant material depicting a book title, space allowed 60cm width x 60cm depth. Class F44 – Best Arrangement in Show. Winner to receive VIOLET NELSON ROSEBOWL (Perpetual), kindly given by Mrs Violet Nelson plus £6. Pre-entries not permitted.

• 34 • SECTION G

Sheep Dog Trials Competition 9.00 a.m. SHEEP DOG TRIALS ballot. Trials begin IMPORTANT: Those in attendance at 9.00 a.m. will be balloted for order of running. SPECIAL NOTICE: Entrants not present when called will be disqualified. This will be strictly adhered to. Each competitor is allowed up to three entries in the Singles. Competitors entering three dogs must book one in before 11 a.m. Rosettes can be collected at the end of the competition. Entry Fee: £5. Entry to Showfield through Gate AA. Class G1 – Working Dog or Bitch. RONNIE METCALFE MEMORIAL TROPHY, awarded for Best Single Sheep Dog. 1st Prize £30; 2nd £25; 3rd £20; 4th £15; 5th £12; 6th £10; 7th £8; 8th £6. Class G2 – Young Handlers under 21 years on Show Day. 1st Prize £5; 2nd Prize £4 plus rosette. Under 16 years – No entry fee. Walking Sticks – Open Exhibitors should allow for traffic hold-ups. All Exhibits must be on the showfield by 9.00 a.m. To be made by Exhibitor. Rosettes presented to all prize winners in Walking Stick Classes. No stick to measure more than 142cm. Exhibitors limited to two paid entries in any one class. Entry Fee £1. 1st Prize £10; 2nd £8; 3rd £6; 4th £4. Class G3 – Horn headed Walking Stick, plain. Class G4 – Horn headed Walking Stick, fancy. Class G5 – Dressed Walking Stick, wood headed, plain. Class G6 – Dressed Walking Stick, wood headed, fancy. Class G7 – Dressed Walking Stick, from root. Class G8 – Lady’s horn headed Walking Stick. Class G9 – Shepherd’s Crook, horn headed, plain. Class G10 – Shepherd’s Crook, horn headed, fancy. Class G11 – Shepherd’s Crook, wood headed, plain, 1 piece. Class G12 – Shepherd’s Crook, wood headed, plain, 2 piece. Class G13 – Thumb Stick, horn headed. Class G14 – Thumb Stick, natural, one piece. Class G15 – Leg Crook. Class G16 – Half-headed Horn Stick. Class G17 – Walking Stick with antler head, plain. Class G18 – Walking Stick with antler head, fancy. Class G19 – Novice, any type of stick, no person may enter as a novice if they have competed in any open stickmaking competition before 1st January 2018. BRADFORD ENGRAVERS TANKARD (Perpetual). Class G20 – Best Exhibit in Stick Section. ERLEY PRODUCTS & ACORN WIRE- WORKS CUP (Perpetual), kindly given by E. I. LeComu, Esq. Champion £15; Reserve £10. Pre-entries not permitted.

• 35 • Dry Stone Walling Competition 8.30 a.m. DRY-STONE WALLING ballot 9.00 a.m. DRY-STONE WALLING begins 4.00 p.m. JUDGING OF DRY-STONE WALLING COMPETITION Foundation course to be 2ft 9in, height 5ft, with two rows of “throughs” at 2ft and 4ft. Each competitor must tie-in with his neighbour on each side. Lines for bottom course and topstones only. Pick for ridding only. No Entry Fee. Positions balloted at 8.30 a.m. Time limit: All work must be completed by 4.30 p.m. to compete for prize money. Class G23 – Open. Each competitor shall rid and re-wall up to 3 yds. First Prize £175, plus HENDERSON SILVER CHALLENGE TROPHY, kindly given by W. Becket Henderson, Esq., to be held for one year; 2nd £145; 3rd £125; 4th £110; 5th £100; 6th £90. All unplaced competitors finishing the course will receive £65 if work is satisfactory. Class G24 – Junior Open, for competitors under 21 years on Show Day. Each competitor shall rid and re-wall 2 yds. First Prize £125, plus YORKSHIRE DALES NATIONAL PARK SHIELD, kindly given by the Y.D.N.P.; 2nd £100; 3rd £75; 4th £60. All unplaced competitors finishing the course will receive £40 if work is satisfactory.

Farm Crops Competition Exhibitors should allow for traffic hold-ups. All Exhibits must be on the showfield by 9.00 a.m. 10.45 a.m. FARM CROPS JUDGING begins OPEN. Exhibits to be from 2021 crops. Entry Fee £1 per entry. 1st Prize £10; 2nd £8; 3rd £5. Class G25 – Section of Meadow Hay. Class G26 – Clamp Silage, to be exhibited in a plastic container. Class G27 – Bale Silage, to be exhibited in a plastic container. Class G28 – Bale Haylage, to be exhibited in a plastic container.

Young Farmers’ Sheep Judging Competition This event will take place before the Show on Monday 16th August 2021 at Hesketh Farm Park, Bolton Abbey, at 7.00 p.m. JOHN HUNTER TROPHY (Perpetual), kindly given by Mrs R. R. Carlisle, for the best performance in either of the Open Young Farmers’ Sheep Judging Competitions. Entries taken on the field 1st Prize £15; 2nd £10; 3rd £8; 4th £6. Class G29 – Open. Competitors to Judge 4 Mule Gimmer Lambs and 4 Butchers Lambs. For members up to 18 years of age. Class G30 – Open. Competitors to Judge 4 Mule Gimmer Lambs and 4 Butchers Lambs. For members up to 19 years of age.

• 36 • Vintage Tractor Competition Exhibitors are encouraged to bring their vehicles to the Show Field on the evening before the Show to reduce congestion on the morning of the Show. We have overnight security on the Show Ground, however Exhibitors are reminded that vehicles are left at the owner’s risk. 10.45 a.m. VINTAGE TRACTOR JUDGING begins 2.20 p.m. GRAND PARADE OF HEAVY HORSE & VINTAGE TRACTORS in Main Arena. THE THRESHFIELD QUARRY TROPHY (Perpetual), in memory of Brian Gill, will also be awarded for the Best Vintage Tractor. THE NATHAN GERRARD EASTWOOD CUP (Perpetual) will be awarded for the Best Original Vintage Tractor. Entry Fee £3.00 per entry. The total aggregate number of entrants in this section overall will not exceed 40. Entry to Showfield through Gate C. 1st Prize £15; 2nd £12; 3rd £8. Class G31 – Open. Best Vintage Tractor. pre 1960. Class G32 – Open. Best Vintage Tractor with Implements. Class G33 – Open. Best Tractor, post 1960. Class G34 – Open. Any Other Agricultural Vehicle, pre 1970.

SCHEDULE OF SPORTS Competitors will be called to the course by loud-speaker five minutes before the start of each race, and those not presenting themselves will forfeit their right to compete. The first three winners in each section of each event will be required at the presentation rostrum immediately after confirmation of results. The Society reserves the right to refuse entry in the Crag Races. All competitors to wear suitable attire including footwear acceptable to stewards. Races are held in accordance with the rules and safety requirements of the F.R.A.

FOOT RACES Entries for all races to be made before 17th August 2021. No entries will be accepted on Show Day. To enter please register through the BOFRA website – www.bofra.org.uk Following your registration you will be emailed a link to the Kilnsey website for entry payment to be made (please note the link may not be emailed on the same day). Declaration must be made at the Runners’ Tent by 2.30 p.m. – NO NUMBERS WILL BE GIVEN OUT AFTER THIS TIME • ALL COMPETITORS MUST DECLARE AND WEAR OFFICIAL NUMBERS

• 37 • 2.50 p.m. – Event 1 – 100 Metres Handicap – to be heated on Show Day. Open, age 16 and over. E. & A. JEANES MEMORIAL TROPHY (Perpetual), kindly given by D. Jeanes, Esq., for the winner of 100 Metres Handicap.

3.00 p.m. – Event 2 – Metric Mile Handicap (3 laps). Open, age 16 and over. Prize money – 1st £85 plus PAUL STANFORTH CUP (Perpetual), kindly given by Mr P. Stanforth; 2nd £40; 3rd £30; 4th £25; 5th £10; 6th £8. All competitors will run 1500 metres (3 laps) from the same start point at timed intervals. Each Runner will be placed in their respective age gender category and set off accordingly.

Elapsed Time Start Category 0 W60 0.19s M70 0.31s W55 0.43s M65 & W50 0.50s M60 & W45 1.04 M55 1.09 W U18 1.16 W40 1.19 M50 1.22 W35 1.28 M45 & W Open 1.45 M U18 & M40 1.48 M35 1.56 M Open

3.10 p.m. – Event 3 – Final of 100 Metres Handicap. Prize money – 1st £85; 2nd £40; 3rd £30; 4th £25; 5th £10; 6th £8.

3.15 p.m. – Event 4 – Junior Under 12 Crag Race at 3.05 p.m. Open. Age 9 and under 12 years. Entries may be limited. Prize money – Boys – 1st £12 plus SCHINDLER TROPHY (Perpetual), kindly given by A. E. Schindler, Esq., 2nd £8; 3rd £6; 4th £4. Prize money – Girls – 1st £12; 2nd £8; 3rd £6; 4th £4; plus the ‘SANDS’ TROPHY (Perpetual), kindly given by Mr and Mrs L. Sands for the first girl under 12 to finish. Prize money to local boy or girl – 1st £5; 2nd £3 plus THE RAWSON TROPHY (Perpetual), kindly given by B. Rawson, Esq., for the first local boy to finish in the Under 12 Crag Race. DALES DAIRIES TROPHY (Perpetual) kindly donated by Dales Dairies for the first local girl to finish in the Under 12 Crag Race. Birth Certificate to be produced on request. Anyone running who is proved to be under 9 will be disqualified from running at Kilnsey Show for three years (Rule 18).

• 38 • 3.30 p.m. – Event 5 – Junior Under 17 and Under 14 Crag Races. Entries may be limited. Prize Money – Age 14 to Under 17 years Boys – 1st £50; 2nd £25; 3rd £15. Girls – 1st £50; 2nd £25; 3rd £15, plus BOFRA TROPHY (Perpetual), kindly given by the British Open Fell Runners’ Association for the first girl in Junior Age 14 to Under 17 Crag Race. Local Boy or Girl – 1st £10; 2nd £6. ROGER INGHAM CUP (Perpetual), kindly given by R. Ingham for the winner of the Junior, Age 14 to Under 17 Crag Race. Prize Money – Age 12 to Under 14 years Boys – 1st £25; 2nd £15; 3rd £10. Girls – 1st £25; 2nd £15; 3rd £10 plus DAVID HIRD TROPHY (Perpetual), kindly given by D. Hird, Esq; for the first girl in the Age 12 to Under 14 Crag Race. Local Boy or Girl – 1st £8; 2nd £4; plus FATTORINI CUP (Perpetual), kindly given by P. Fattorini, Esq., for the first local boy in the Age 12 to 14 Crag Race. FOSTER TROPHY (Perpetual), kindly given by R. W. M. Foster, Esq., for the winner of the Age 12 to Under 14 Crag Race.

4.00 p.m. – Event 6 – Open Crag Race. Entries limited at Chief Steward’s discretion. Prize Money Open – 1st £150; 2nd £80; 3rd £50; 4th £40; 5th £30; 6th £20; 7th £10. Ladies – 1st £150; 2nd £80; 3rd £50. Local Men – 1st £15; 2nd £10. Local Ladies – £15; 2nd £10. Vet 40 Men – 1st £20. Vet 40 Ladies – 1st £20. Vet 50 Men – 1st £10. Vet 50 Ladies – 1st £10. Vet 60 Men – 1st £10. Vet 60 Ladies – 1st £10.

Mr Roger Ingham will give £100 to a record breaker in the Open Crag Race. Mr R. Foster will give £50 to the first lady to break the current record in the Open Crag Race. MRS JAMES PROCTER CUP (Perpetual), kindly given for the winner of the Senior Crag Race to be held for one year. THE MALCOLM “CAG” THOMPSON MEMORIAL TROPHY (Perpetual), kindly given by Mrs S. Thompson for the first local runner to finish the Senior Crag Race. BOFRA TROPHY (Perpetual), kindly donated by the British Open Fell Runners Association for the first Lady to finish the Senior Crag Race.

PRESENTATION OF TROPHIES AFTER EACH RACE TO BE MADE ON THE FIELD

PRESENTATION OF PRIZES TO BE MADE IN THE ENTRIES TENT – 4.35pm

• 39 • HARNESS RACES Entries must be made via British Harness Racing Club online entry page. Entries close on Monday 16th August 2021.

No entries will be taken on the field or after the closing date.

One admission ticket per horse.

4.30 p.m. HARNESS RACING begins Horse Racing events to be run under the auspices of the British Harness Racing Club and Eden Valley Trotting Association bye-laws and subject to their rules and regulations. Random dope tests may be taken. 1st, 2nd and 3rd place Rosettes will be awarded for all races with Special Rosettes for the winner and runner-up in the Open Handicap Final.

Entry Fee: Event One and Two – £25 per horse

Event 1 – Maiden Race. No life time wins. Distance one mile. Event 2 – Novice Race. One life time wins. Distance one mile. Prize Money: 1st £275; 2nd £70; 3rd £40.

Entry Fee: Event Three – £35 per horse

Event 3 – Open Handicap. Heats and final for horses with a minimum of two life 1 time wins. Distance 1 /4 miles. Lowest to highest grade horse. Prize Money: 1st £300; 2nd £100; 3rd £60.

FINAL – 1st £900 PLUS THE VINCENT WAREING TROPHY (Perpetual), kindly given by V. Wareing, Esq; 2nd £100; 3rd £60.

THE UPPER WHARFEDALE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY WISH TO THANK ALL DONORS OF CHALLENGE CUPS, TROPHIES AND SPECIAL PRIZES, FOR THEIR INTEREST AND SUPPORT

• 40 • Kilnsey Show Sponsorship Opportunity

Kilnsey Show is one of the foremost events in the north of England. Each year crowds of up to 15,000 flock to the Dales to enjoy this unique showcase of country life, traditional farming and a thrilling crag race. The Show has been held since 1897 and is organised by a not-for-profit charity.

Kilnsey Show can only continue with the good will and support of local businesses and individuals. We are now able to offer a number of tailored sponsorship opportunities, with packages ranging from £100 to £1000. Our premium packages include seated lunch for your guests in a special area with a complimentary glass of champagne on arrival.

To find out more about sponsorship please contact Angus Dean on 07720 897 331.

You can also support Kilnsey Show in a number of other ways, including making a donation, or becoming a Vice President or Member, please see page 43 for further information. If you wish to volunteer to help, please contact [email protected] to find out more.

We hope that you will consider supporting this historic Yorkshire Dales event so it can continue to showcase Dales life and traditions for many years to come.

• 41 • Privacy Statement Upper Wharfedale Agricultural Society (Kilnsey Show) is committed to protecting your personal data and will only process it as is necessary to facilitate your entry to the Show or membership to the Society.

We will not share your data with third parties, except for Breed Societies and/or affiliated Societies to whom we submit entries and results to be checked for validity and eligibility based on their legitimate interests. Results will also be circulated with members of the Press and published on our website.

We retain data to simplify membership renewal and future applications. Full details of our privacy policy can be found on our website www.kilnseyshow.co.uk

NOTES

• 42 • KILNSEY SHOW is one of the Dales’ most important agricultural events. It is a showcase for the livestock skills and hard work of the Dales’ farming community and amongst its other features provides strong support for traditional Dales’ sports. The Show has been running since 1897 – a testament to the commitment of several generations of Dales’ families whose voluntary unpaid efforts have built the Show up to the success it is today. Like all shows of its kind, it depends on support from not only local Dales’ people but also the general public and especially people like yourself. WHY NOT JOIN US? Our 2021 show is going to look a little different to our normal set-up due to the ongoing Covid 19 pandemic. To ensure our guests’ enjoy their day, we have re-designed our Show Field. For this reason our Members and Vice-Presidents packages have changed. For 2021 we are unable to offer our usual Luncheon Tent experience, and so, for one year only, our Members and Vice-Presidents will all become Non- Luncheon Vice-Presidents. This package will give you two entrance tickets and free parking on the Show Field for £35. Alternatively you may wish simply to become a Patron; any donation small or large is always appreciated and helps to ensure the show continues for

generations to come. Just fill in the membership form below and we’ll do the rest. "

KILNSEY SHOW I should like to become a Non-Luncheon Vice-President/Patron* for Kilnsey Show for 2021 (*delete as applicable). Cheque should be payable “UWAS” BACS payments should be made to Upper Wharfedale Agricultural Society Sort code: 20-78-42 Account: 70898716 N.B: Subscription Fees are payable annually unless resignation from the society is received in writing. BLOCK CAPITALS PLEASE NAME...... ADDRESS ...... POST CODE...... TELEPHONE NO...... DATE...... E-MAIL ADDRESS ...... SIGNATURE ...... (NOTE: By signing this form you are agreeing to the terms of our privacy policy; full details can be found on our website) Please tick if you require information regarding our AGM

Please send to: Abigail Eggleston (Secretary), UWAS, P.O. Box 3, Grassington, Skipton BD23 5UQ Tel/Fax: 01756 753259 Email: [email protected]