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2018 Results Charity No 519067 South Wales Shire Horse Society 36th Annual Show Saturday 7th July 2018 At Bailey Park, Abergavenny, NP7 5TR ****JUDGING to Start at 11am Prompt**** HORSE OF THE YEAR CHAMPIONSHIP – SHIRE – QUALIFIER SHOW Shire Horse Society Silver Spoon for the best mare/filly and the best stallion. Subject to the Shire Horse Society conditions of award Miniature Horses & Ponies Qualifiers for MHCGB Grand Championships & BMHS Breed Show & Star Seeker Open Championship RESULTS Show Secretary: Mrs Mary Davies, 10 Pendre Close, Brecon, LD3 9EL Email: [email protected], Tel: 01874 622098. Entry Secretary: Mrs Vanessa Davies, 57 Pendre Gardens, Brecon LD3 9EP Tel Number 01874 624382 SWSHS WEBSITE: www.swshs.org.uk 2018 CATALOGUE OF ENTRIES Programme £1.00 ADMISSION: ADULTS - £6.00, CONCESSION & CHILDREN 11 – 16 YRS - £3.00, U11 – FREE SPONSORS , DONATIONS, ADVERTISERS & SUPPORTERS THE SOUTH WALES SHIRE HORSE SOCIETY would like to thank all members, friends, stewards from The Abergavenny Rotary Club for their continued help at the 2018 show. To individuals or organisations for the support to the Society in giving sponsorship, donations and advertising again this year. All your generosity helps to ensure our show is a success and a fun family day experience for everyone. We are a charitable organisation promoting the SHIRE HORSE which is now on the “at risk” list by the Rare Breed Survival Trust SINCERE THANK YOU to the following BETTY PHILLIPS CHARITABLE TRUST MEMORY OF GLENYS JONES MR STEVE MUSTO, KINGS HEAD HOTEL, USK MISS M.A.J. SWINLEY OBE MISS PEGGY SWINLEY BRIAN NICHOLS NATIONAL SHOWCAVES & SHIRE CENTRE FOR WALES, DAN YR OGOF LLANDOVERY TYRES AND BATTERIES LTD, LLANDOVERY W W BOWEN LTD, CIVIL ENGINEERING CONTRACTORS DAVID JONES & PARTNERS ACCOUNTANTS, HAY ON WYE DAVID AND SNAPE QUALITY SOLICITORS PLAS DERWEN (MEETINGS HELD ON PREMISES AND SWSHS BANNER ADVERTISING) MONMOUTHSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL (SWSHS BANNERS PLACED ON PARK RAILINGS) JONATHAN WASSALL, MONMOUTHSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL (SENIOR OPERATIONS OFFICER) WAITROSE (SWSHS BANNER PLACED ON PREMISES) McDONALDS (SWSHS BANNER PLACED ON PREMISES) PYSCODLYN FARM CARAVAN & CAMPING SITE – SWSHS BANNER PLACED ON PREMISES MR K WATERS (TV SCREEN ADVERTISING IN ABERGAVENNY TOWN CENTRE) MRS C HISCOCKS - (PROVIDE STAMPS FOR MARKETING) ELLESMERE RIDING CENTRE CAROLE GRAY PAYROLL SERVICES HEOL Y CYW SPORTS AND SOCIAL CLUB DOLLCAST LTD ACD SKIPS USK VETERINARY CENTRE THE ANGEL HOTEL INFINITY DOCUMENT SOLUTIONS RED DRAGON HOTEL HOPE CHURCH LADIES GUILD MONMOUTHSIRE BUILING SOCIETY SHIRE CLASSES JUDGES SHIRE CLASSES: Mrs Norah Willis, Higher Berry Farm, Clyst St Lawrence, Cullompton, Devon, EX15 2NW BEST SHOD HEAVY HORSE: Mr Malson Phillips BEST NATURAL TAIL Mr Steve Musto, Kings Head Hotel, Usk Entry Fee: Non Members - £8.00 per class, SWSHS Members - £5.00 ***HOYS Qualifier will require a £12.00 Contribution per entry*** EACH EXHIBITOR (not exhibits) showing in Ring 1 will be awarded £50 towards travel expenses with an additional £25 (total £75) to those exhibiting in class 11 All competitors travelling over the Severn Bridge will have their toll fees refunded provided a valid receipt is given to the secretary Prizes: Rosettes – 1st – 4th place. Prize Money – 1st - £40., 2nd - £30., 3rd - £20. Prize Money – BEST SHOD HEAVY HORSE - £10 st nd Prize Money – BEST NATURAL TAIL 1 - £100, 2 - £50. PRIZE MONEY WILL BE PAID OUT IN CASH ON SHOW DAY. OFFER OF SILVER PLATED SPOONS AND ROSETTES FOR MARES, FILLIES AND STALLIONS 1. A Spoon and Rosette to the Best Mare or Filly 2. A Spoon and Rosette for the Best Stallion 3. The winner of the Special Prize must be a member of the Shire Horse Society 4. Entries cannot be accepted at Affiliated Shows in Classes for Shires or Heavy Horses from any person who has been either suspended or removed from membership of the Shire Horse Society or has been excluded from exhibiting for prizes at Shows, Sales or Exhibitions or from taking part in any Show organised by the Shire Horse Society 5. No animal to be eligible to take more than one Silver Spoon during any one year. Shire Horse Society Shows being excluded. 6. THE WINNING ANIMAL MUST BE REGISTERED OR ELIGIBLE FOR REGISTRATION IN THE STUD BOOK OR GRADE B REGISTER. 7. The Judge invited to officiate must be on the Society’s Official Panel and has the right to with- hold the Award of the Silver Spoon and Rosette if any exhibit does not show sufficient merit. 8. THE JUDGES DECISION IS FINAL 9. All Annual Cups to be returned to the secretary on or by 30th June 2018 Car Parking will be available on Bailey Park with weather conditions permitting ALL LIVESTOCK MUST BE SUPERVISED AT ALL TIMES BY A PERSON OVER 16 YEARS OF AGE AND EXPERIENCED IN HANDLING SUCH LIVESTOCK RING 1 LIST OF EXHIBITORS BOTTOMER, M& F, Farm Cottage, West Lodge, Swan Lane, Bromsgrove B61 9HF 3,12,13,15 BOWER, Jonathan, 1 River View, Princess Margaret Rd, East Tilbury, Essex RM18 8PA 2, 16 CLARK, Ms A, Little Allshire, East Anstey, Tiverton, Devon, EX16 9JE 3, 6, 12 FLETCHER, John, Penrallt Uchaf, Moylegrove, Cardigan, SA43 3BY 11 GREY, Natalie, 11 Wessex Road, Didcot, Oxon, OX11 8BJ 7 HARRIES, J&H, Penbryn & Penlan Shires, Heol Goeden, Plwmp, SA44 6HR 1, 14 HARRIS, Mr M, & Mrs S, 52 Tidesway, Marchwood, Southampton, SO40 4LB 2, 15, 16 HARRY, Mr & Mrs M, 3 Pound Croft, Grove, Wantage, Oxon, OX12 0BZ 3, 12, 15 HODGES, Nigel, Stapley Hill Shires, Rooks Castle Farm, Church Stanton, Stapley, Taunton, TA3 7QB 1, 2, 16 HOLDER. Jason, Colloe Grove Farm, Littledean, Nr Cinderford, Glos, 1, 4, 5, 7, 16 HORLER, C & T, The Stables, Radford Farm, Timsbury, Bath, BA2 0QE 2, 6 KNOWLSON, Alison, The Fancies, Newbrook Farm, Uley, Glos, GL11 5AL 3 LANGFORD, A & T, The Cobbles, Oldbury, Naike, Bristol, BS35 1RU 3, 11, 12 LARGE, Mrs Dawn, Corner House, Shap House Lane, Yorkley, Glos GL15 4TY 1, 13, 14 MESSER, Marvin, West Winds Farm, Woodham, Aylesbury, Bucks, HP18 0QH 7 MOSS, Philip, Hillmoor Farm, Eaton, Congleton, Cheshire, CW12N 2, 4, 5, 6, 8, 14, 15, 16 PLEAVIN, AJ & SJ, Castle Farm, Shordley, Hope, Wrexham, LL1 9RP 7, 8, 16 PLEAVIN-EDGE, Jean, Shordley Manor, Hope, Wrexham, LL12 9RT 2, 7, 10,14,16 ROBERTSON, Heather 10, 15 RYDER, David, The Old Bakery, South Street, Stratton on the Fosse, BO3 4RA 3, 14 SUCH, Eric J, Bryndale, Silling Lane, Elcocks Brook, Redditch, Worcs B97 5TL 11, 13 SZOPA, Anthony, Cefn Machen Farm, Blackmill, Brigend, CF35 6UE 2, 3, 15 TANNER, Kerry, Gellimarch Frm, Cadoxton, Neath, SA10 8AF 2 TROTT, Charlotte, The Bungalow, Moor Lane, Tockington, Bristol, BS32 4LS 3, 9 WILLIAMS, Wayne, Bloomfield Farm, Coychurch Rd, Pencoed, CF35 5LP 6, 7, 9 WILTON, Chris, Martineford, East Ogwell, Newton Abbot, Devon, TQ12 6DA 2, 9 WILTON, Tracey, Martineford, East Ogwell, Newton Abbot, Devon, TQ12 6DA 7 YATES, T J, Farnah House Farm, Duffield, Belpen, Derby 7, 8, 16 YEATES, Barrie, Kimberly House, Nupend, Stonehouse, Glos, GL1 3SP 3, 9, 12, 13, 15 SHIRES Class 1 Registered Shire Stallion 2 Year Old & Over. 1st. WEST WINDS ZEBEDEE, 2yo, Bay, sire Milnerfiel Sir William, dam Westwinds Polyanna, Owner Jason Holder 2nd. COLLOE GROVE TURBO 47745, 4yo, Black, Stallion, sire Cae Mawr Aristorcratt, dam Colloe Grove Connie. Owner/breeder/handler Nigel Hodges Class 2 Registered Shire Barren Mare 4 year Old & over. 1st. HILLMOOR ELYSIA, Black, Mare 8yo, sire Knutsford Edward The 2nd, dam Bogbank Elizabeth, Owner Phillip Moss 2nd ELIAN LADY MAY THE SECOND, Black, Mare, 7 yo, sire Caerberllan Buskot, dam Elian Lady Grey, Owner C Wilton. 3rd COWERSLANE KATY 149536, Bay, Mare, 8yo, sire Hillmoor John, dam Balla Fayle Rebecca, owned by Colin Horler PRYCE FRANCIS MEMORIAL AWARD – A SASH for the Best Barren Mare (Class 2) (Kindly presented by his daughter, Mrs Janet Harley of Brecon) Class 3 Registered Shire Gelding 4 years & over. 1st. HILLMOOR ELYSIA, Black, Mare 8yo, sire Knutsford Edward The 2nd, dam Bogbank Elizabeth, Owner Phillip Moss 2nd. CEFN MACHEN ANDY BACH, Bay, Gelding, 8yo, sire Acle Merylin, dam Flaxley Hyacinth, owner Anthony Szopa. 3rd. SHADLAC CAPTAIN MORGAN, C2566, Grey, Gelding, 6yo, sire Brickell’s Fred Supreme, dam Shadlac Lady Jewel, Owner David Ryder, Handler Martha Morgan Class 4 Registered Shire Brood Mare any age with OWN Foal at Foot. 1st HILLMOOR ECLIPSE, Black, female, 4yo, sire Landcliff Masterstroke, dam Hillmoor Elysia, Owner Philip Moss. NEW 2018: MERVYN SMITH PERPETUAL MEMORIAL TROPHY – awarded to the winner of Class 4 Class 5 Registered Shire Foal - colt or filly. No entries forward Class 6 Registered Shire Yearling Colt / Filly or Gelding 1st. RADFORD HOT CROSS 151283, Black, Filly, 1yo, sire Histamoor Carlos, dam Metherington Upton Grace, owned by Colin Horler 2nd. HISTAMOOR DART, Black, colt, 1yo, sire Kaemawr Aristocrat, dam Oak Ridge Constance,owner Philip Moss. Class 7 Registered Shire Two Year Old Filly or Gelding 1st. COWERSLANE EDWINA 150993, Bay, Filly, 2yo, sire Moorfield Edward, dam Cowerslane Angie’s Surprise, Owner/breeder T J Yates 2nd. SHORDLEY LADY PHILLIPA 151041, 2yo, female, bay, sire Moorfield Manor Mac, dam Shordley Lulu, owner A J Pleavin, handler Ceri Pleavin. 3rd. STAPLEY HILL FLO, 826400150982, Bright Bay Filly, 2yo, sire Acle Timelord, dam Sutton Forest Bluebell, owner Tracey Wilton. 4th. CATWG ROYAL SOVEREIGN 826040000NB1736,Gelding, 2yo, sire Ddrydwy Ploughman, dam Catwg Crystal, bred by Kerry Tanner, handler Wayne Williams 5th. TARN BAY REMBRANDT – owned by Mr &Mrs Harris Class 8 Registered Shire Three Year Old Filly of Gelding 1st COWERSLANE MELODIE 150790, Black, filly, 3yo, sire Moorfield Edward, dam Cowerslane Angie’s Surprise, Breeder/owner T J Yates 2nd HILLMOOR LADY LUCK, Bay, Female, 3yo, sire Marconian Norman, dam Hillmoor Queen of Destiny, owner Philp Moss 3rd.
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