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Martletwy and District Yfc MARTLETWY AND DISTRICT Y.F.C. Agricultural and Horticultural Society th 68 ANNUAL SHOW Carew Airfield, Sageston SA70 8SX OFFICIAL RULES AND SCHEDULE OF PRIZES st WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21 2019 Close of Entries Monday 12th August 2019 Late entries not catalogued will be charged double rate SHOW SECRETARY: Mrs Jane Meyrick 23 Fairbush Close, Crundale, Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire SA62 4ER Tel: 07583 862 296 HORTICULTURAL SECRETARY: Mrs Libby Nicholas Lower Coxhill Farm, Narberth, Pembrokeshire, SA67 8EH Tel: 01834 862965 Mobile: 07815 046779 DOG SHOW SECRETARY: Ms Sharon Knox Tel: 07825 150750 www.martletwyshow.co.uk JUDGES – HORSE SECTION SUPREME HORSE Mr P. Mathias. Shipping Hill Farm, Manorbier HUNTERS & Miss B. Thomas. Puntingbud Farm, Boulston WORKING HUNTERS Miss H. Hamer. Cwr y Waun, Llangadog RACEHORSES Mr N. Deakin. Island Farm, Devonshire Drive, St Florence M & M Mr J. Middlecote. Court Farm Bungalow, Trellech SHOW PONIES & PARTBRED Mrs M. Johns. Pencnwc, Castlemorris WHP Mr L. Lewis‐Squelch. Caerau, Llanddewi Velfrey Miss C. Evans. Penally Court Farm, Penally SHP & SHETLANDS Mrs N. Court & Mrs M. Comley. Idle Acres, Murton, Swansea SECTION A’S Mrs D. Simons. Coxlake Farm, Robeston Wathen DONKEYS & COLOUREDS Mr B. Thomas. Abergwili Road, Abergwili NOVELTY Miss S. Burns. Red Down Farm, St Florence FANCY DRESS HDR Harrison‐Allen MFH. JUDGES – OTHER VINTAGE Mr R. Watkins. Mountain Farm, Molleston POULTRY Mrs S. O’Connor. Pontgarreg Poultry, Eglwyswrw DOG - PEDIGREE Mr H. Morris. Little Griffithston, Saundersfoot DOG - NOVELTY Miss B. Elliott. Myrtle Meadows, Steynton FUR SECTION Miss R. Rees. West Jordanston Farm, St Florence FIELD CROPS Mr R. Lewis. Poyerston Farm, Cosheston Front Cover photograph by Martin Cavaney 1 JUDGES – CATTLE SECTION CHAMP OF CHAMPS, PAIRS, TEAMS Mr M. Thomas. Hollingwood Farm, Abbydore, Hereford SUPREME BEEF Mr J James. Pant y Wheel, Llandovery YFC BEEF & BEEF YOUNG HANDLERS Miss N. Thorne. Studdolph Hall, Steynton DAIRY Mr N. Roberts. Dulais, Drefach WELSH BLACK Mr G. Davies. Maes y Castell, Taliaris, Llandeilo HEREFORD Mr S. Coates. The Willows, Raglan LIMOUSIN Mr J Gray. Great Cellws, Crossgates, Llandrindod Wells SIMMENTAL Mr R Morgan. Rowlands Way, Pembroke AO BEEF & COMMERCIAL Mr M. Rowlands. Dolwen Farm, Llanidloes JUDGES – SHEEP SECTION SUPREME, GROUP OF 3 & PAIRS Mr M. Weaver. Challacombe House, Frampton Cottrell YOUNG HANDLERS & ANY OTHER HILL Mr R. Wilson. Ty Gwyn, Mochdre, Newtown SUFFOLKS & LOWLAND DARKFACE Mr E. Morris. Wood Office, Cold Blow KERRY HILL TBC – Please check website for updates BLACK WM & LLANWENOG Ms M. Green. Blaenplwyf Isaf, Lampeter TEXELS & LOWLAND WHITEFACE Mr T. Williams. Lower Solbury Farm, Walwyns Castle CONTINENTAL & BELTEX Miss L. Davies. Merryboro Farm, Wiston JACOB Mrs C. Lewis. Castell Gorfod, Crosswell RYELANDS & COLOURED RYELANDS Mr D. Lewis. Panteg Uchaf, Narberth BUTCHERS LAMBS & COMMERCIAL EWES Mr I. Griffiths. c/o Longhouse Farm, Wiston 2 President: HDR Harrison‐Allen MFH. Show Committee: Chairman: Mr. Luke Watts Vice‐Chairman: Mr. Delwyn Llewellyn Secretary: Mrs. Jane Meyrick Assistant Secretary: Miss R. Mathias Treasurer: Miss. Rachel Mathias Assistant Treasurer: Mr. Trevor Nicholas Horticultural Secretary: Mrs. L. Nicholas Asst. Hort. Secretary: Mrs. J. Morgan Committee Members: Mr. K. Arthur Mrs. J. Hooper Mr. T. Jones Mr. M. Brodie Mrs. L. Hughes Mr. D. Killa Mr. D. Bullock Mr. Richard Hughes Mr. T. Lewis Mr. D. Cole Mr. Roy Hughes Ms S. Knox Mr. T. Clarke Mr. T. Hughes Mr. H. Mathias Mr. J. Davies Mr. S. Jackson Mrs J. Mathias Mr. P. Davies Mr. D. James Mr. P. Merriman Mr. P. Evans Mrs. D. James Mr. T. Morris Mr D. Frazer Mr. H. James Mr. G. Nash Mr. N. Griffiths Mr. C. Jenkins Mr. J. Nicholas Mr. C. Harries Mr. I. Jenkins Mr. A. Newman Miss D. Harries Mr. O. Jenkins Mr. J. Phillips Mr. S. Harden Mr. R. Jenkins Mr. B. Thomas Mr. K. Head Mr. W. Jenkins Mr. D. Treharne Mrs. B. Hicks Mr. E Jones Mr. G. Vaughan Mr. D. Hooper Mr. R. Jones Mrs. S. Watkins Y.F.C. Chairman: Rhys Jenkins Y.F.C. Secretary: Rebecca Smith Hon. Veterinary Surgeon: Fenton Veterinary Surgery, Haverfordwest Exhibitors Please Note! ENTRY FEES ARE PAYABLE WHEN THE ENTRY FORMS ARE LODGED WITH THE SECRETARY Non payment of entry fees, payment of incorrect amounts and illegible writing cause much unnecessary clerical work at the busiest time.Entries close 12th AUGUST 2019 ENTRY FEES LATE ENTRIES (Please find entry form at back of schedule) THAT ARE NOT Cattle Members ‐ £2 per entry Non‐Members ‐ £3 per entry CATALOGUED Sheep Members ‐ £1 per entry WILL BE Non‐Members ‐ £1.50 per entry CHARGED AT Young Handler Classes No entry fee DOUBLE RATE Horse & Pony Classes Members: £4 per entry Non‐Members: £5 per entry Donkeys £1.50 per entry (Please write clearly Novelty Members: £3 per entry and send your Non‐Members: £4 per entry entry forms to the Fancy Dress No entry fee Secretary well before (Exhibitors please note, Jumping entries to be taken on the day) the closing date) 3 MEMBERSHIP Why not become a Member for the 2019 Show, take advantage of the Membership Packages available and enjoy the privileges offered. MEMBERSHIP PRIVILEGES VICE‐PRESIDENTS: £12.00 MEMBERS: £6.00 (a) Free Admittance for Self & Companion (a) Free Admittance for Self (b) Foreward Car Parking (b) Foreward Car Parking (c) Reduced Entry Fees (c) Reduced Entry Fees ADMISSION TO SHOW: £6.00 O.A.P's, Disabled badge holders and Children Under 14: £4.00 Family Ticket: 2 Adults + 2 Under 14’s : £15.00 ADVERTS IN SHOW CATALOGUE Please contact Rachel Mathias – Tel: 07772 157 018 Trade‐Stands available. For an application form please contact Show Secretary for outdoor stands and the Horticultural Secretary for indoor stands. Sponsorship. Any contribution towards the cost of the show will be most gratefully accepted and suitably acknowledged by the committee. Show‐site Postcode DIRECTIONS SA70 8SX A40 A40 Whitland St. Clears Haverfordwest Narberth A477 A4075 A4076 Saundersfoot Milford A477 Haven Pembroke A478 Dock Pembroke Tenby A4139 4 TIMETABLE HORSE SECTION RING 1 SHOW JUMPING 9.00am RING 2 WORKING HUNTERS – Class 164 & 165 9.00am followed by ROR CHALLENGE – Class 168 followed by WORKING HUNTER PONIES – Class 183 – 190 RING 3 RACEHORSE SECTION – Class 166 & 167 9.00am followed by IN HAND HUNTERS – Class 160 – 163 Approx 10.00am followed by RIDDEN HUNTERS – Class 154 – 159 SECTION A PONIES – Class 178 – 182 Not before 2.00pm SUPREME HORSE CHAMPIONSHIP Approx 3.30pm/4.00pm RING 4 RIDING PONIES – Class 169 – 173 10.00am followed by PART BRED – Class 174 – 177 SHETLANDS – Class 198 – 199 Not before 12.00pm followed by NOVELTY SECTION – Class 202 – 208 RING 5 MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND – Class 148 – 153 10.00am followed by COLOURED HORSES – Class 196 – 197 Not before 12.00pm followed by DONKEYS – Class 200 – 201 SHOW HUNTER PONIES – Class 191 – 195 *** Exhibitors please be aware that to run as promptly to timetable as possible, classes may be called into an alternative ring at the discretion of the Show Committee. We thank you for your cooperation *** CATTLE RING DAIRY BREEDS 11.00am followed by Dairy YH, YFC Dairy, Production Inspection & Championships BEEF YOUNG HANDLERS & YFC BEEF 11.00am followed by COMMERCIAL BEEF & ANY OTHER BEEF BREED HEREFORD & WELSH BLACK CATTLE 12.00pm SIMMENTAL & LIMOUSIN CATTLE 12.00pm SUPREME, PAIRS, TEAMS OF 5 to follow cattle section judging followed by CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS followed by PRIZEGIVING CATTLE SECTION OTHER SHEEP JUDGING 11.30am DOG SHOW 1.00pm HORTICULTURAL EXHIBITS OPEN TO PUBLIC 1.30pm FIELD CROPS 12.00pm 5 CATTLE CLASSES The HARRISION‐ALLEN CUP given by the late Mrs. B. Evans, will be awarded to the Exhibitor who gains the most points in the Cattle Section. Scale of Points to be: 1st Prize ‐ 3 Points, 2nd Prize ‐ 2 Points, 3rd Prize ‐ 1 Point. Won in 2018 by: Robert Morgan, Pentre, St Clears The COLWYN GRIFFITHS MEMORIAL TROPHY to be awarded to the Supreme Champion of the Dairy Cattle Classes. Won in 2018 by: Rachel Batchelor A SILVER CUP, kindly donated by Mr. B. McKay, Green Plains, Martletwy, to be awarded to the Supreme Champion of the Beef Cattle Classes. Won in 2018 by: Robert Morgan JUNIOR CALF CLASSES Exhibitors to be 26 years & under on show day PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP given by Mr & Mrs. T. Clarke to be awarded to the Best Exhibit in Class 1. Won in 2018 by: Not Presented The H.B. DAVIES MEMORIAL TROPHY to be awarded to the Best Exhibit in Class 2. Won in 2018 by: Iwan Anthony & Eifion James 1 - HEIFER CALF OF ANY DAIRY BREED - Under 12 Months of age Prizes: 1st £16, 2nd £13, 3rd £10 2 - BEEF CALF OF ANY BEEF BREED - Under 12 Months of age All male calves to be castrated. Prizes: 1st £16, 2nd £13, 3rd £10 SPECIAL CLASS INTERBREED PRODUCTION INSPECTION SILVER CUP presented by J. Bibby – Prizes: 1st £15, 2nd £10, 3rd £5 Won in 2018 by: Not Presented 1. Entry is available to any animal whether or not entered in the open class. 2. Entry forms must be completed for each exhibit. NO ENTRY FEE. 3. Only records for the last two completed consecutive lactations (up to 305 days) will be taken into consideration. 4. CALVING INTERVAL ‐ Points will be awarded for the interval between the first calving date and the last dry date in the qualifying lactation's. On a scale of plus two points per day under 750 days minus two points for each day over 750 days. 5. VALUE OF MILK ‐ Points will be awarded for the value of milk produced. On a scale of plus two points per kilo of fat produced and plus 3 points per kilo of protein produced. 6. INSPECTION ‐ The cow placed first on inspection will receive a number of points equal to the number of maximum production points awarded in the class.
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