STOKESLEY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY Class 1 BROOD MARE with foal at foot Section - 1 The PEWTER JUG PERPETUAL TROPHY will be awarded to winner of Class 1. THE HORSE SECTION KINDLY Class 2 COLT or FILLY FOAL SPONSORED BY The MARY E NELLIS PERPETUAL CHALLENGE HAMBLETON EQUINE CLINIC CUP will be awarded to the Winner of Class 2. Class 3 YEARLING COLT, GELDING HORSES or FILLY ALL CLASSES FOR HORSES ARE OPEN, The JOE READMAN PERPETUAL CUP will be EXCEPT WHERE SPECIALLY RESTRICTED awarded to winner of Class 3. NO LUNGEING ALLOWED. NO HORSES TO BE LEFT IN TRAILERS/WAGONS UNSUPERVISED. Class 4 TWO YEAR OLD COLT GELDING or FILLY FROSTREE LTD 'ARE PROUD TO The AGRICULTURAL HORSE TROPHY will be SPONSOR THE SUPREME HORSE awarded to winner of Class 4. OF THE SHOW' Class 5 COLT MARE or GELDING, JUDGE: MR H. S. FLETCHER, M.FH 3 years old and upwards LITTLE AYTON The CANDLESTICK PERPETUAL TROPHY Supreme £200; Reserve Supreme £150; Reserve is awarded to the winner of Class 5. Presented by Reserve £100. Stokesley Show SUPREME HORSE OF THE SHOW. The winner of Class 1 is barred from exhibiting in Class 5. The Champion of each section is eligible to compete The Clydesdale Horse Society Shield (supplied and in the supreme of the show, to be held in ring 2 after engraved by the Clydesdale Horse Society) is awarded to the best yearling or two year old colt or filly, registered completion of all classes. "NO DRIVING OR SHOW or eligible for registration with the Society, not having JUMPING CHAMPIONS ALLOWED". This show won a Shield before in its lifetime. is a qualifier for the NPS Area 4 Northern Breeders The exhibitor must be a current member of the In Hand Supreme Championship, sponsored by "MP Clydesdale Horse Society. Gloss Products Uk Ltd". The Champion and Reserve from the riding Pony Breeding, Hunter Pony Breeding Class 6 PAIR of AGRICULTURAL HORSES and Mountain and Moorland In Hand will qualify for Shown in hand The JOHN THOMAS LENG the final to be held on Monday August 2020 at the NPS MEMORIAL CHALLENGE CUP awarded to the winner Area 4 Summer Show. Qualifiers do not have to be of Class 6. members of the NPS. CHAMPIONSHIP EQUINE FLU THE DOUGLAS D. MURRAY 50-GUINEA Standard advice to our exhibitor is that vaccines PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP will be awarded to must be up to date and best practice is that they the Champion Agricultural Horse. Champion is eligible have had a booster within six months of their for Supreme of the show, After 4.00pm, Ring two, attendanceatthe Show to be safe as possible. Supreme £200.00, Reserve £150.00, Res. Res. £100.00. (Obviously foals are exempt so long as they The ERNEST GARBUTT Memorial Trophy will be are less than 6 months old and the mare is fully awarded to the Reserve Champion. vaccinated). Kindly sponsored by Frostree Ltd. Passports may be inspected at any time;any animal without a valid vaccination protocol or if Cleveland Bays the exhibitor/owner is unableto produce a valid JUDGE: MRS E. WALTON, DRIFFIELD passpaort will lead to immediate eviction of that First prize £30; Second £20; Third £10. ENTRY animal from the showground. FEE £8.00 per entry. All animals entered in the following classes must be entered in the Cleveland Bay Stud Book or eligible for Agricultural Horses entry. Name and Stud Book Registration Number to be JUDGE: MR T.WASS, STAFFS entered on Entry Form. First Prize £50; Second £40; Third £30, Fourth £20. Mr Steve Pullan has kindly sponsored the Cleveland ENTRY FEE £8.00 per entry. Bay classes.

Established 1859 STOKESLEY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY Class 7 PART BRED CLEVELAND BAY, In-Hand Supreme National Championship To 1, 2 or 3 year old. All animals must be run under NPS Rules 2019. be registered on the Cleveland Bay The Silver Medal Rosette is now sponsored by Part Bred Register NPS-Saracen Horse Feeds. The Society awards a Rosette for the best Part Bred NPS Affiliation No. S4. 012 Cleveland Bay in class 7. Class 12 BROOD MARE, with own foal at Class 8 PURE BRED CLEVELAND foot or stinted, not exceeding 148 BROOD cm, 4 years old or over. Foals to be MARE with or without foal at foot at least 4 weeks old at date of Show Class 9 PURE BRED CLEVELAND Class 13 COLT or FILLY FOAL BAY COLT or FILLY FOAL progeny of Mare in class 12 This Class competes for the SIR ALFRED PEASE TROPHY on a points basis with Hinderwell, Egton & Class 14 YEARLING COLT Danby Shows. GELDING or FILLY calculated to make a riding pony not more Class 10 PURE BRED CLEVELAND than 148 cm when fully grown BAY, 1, 2 or 3 years old If sufficient entries received, this Class may Class 15 2 or 3 YEAR OLD COLT be split into age groups. GELDING or FILLY calculated to make a riding pony not more than 148cm when fully grown The Ruth Kitching Cup is presented to the Winner The T. C. ALDERSON SILVER CHALLENGE ROSE THE WILSON HORFALL Cup is presented to the best BOWL will be awarded to the best exhibit, Classes exhibits in classes 8-10. Championship. For pure bred \ 12, 14 and 15. Saracen Horse Feed Show Pony In cleveland Bay.WILSON HORFALL.Also a special prize of Hand Silver Medal Rosette Championship A Silver £25 for the best turned out Clevelnd Bay kindly sponsored Medal Rosette is offered to the best registered pony by The Fox at Roxby, Mr & Mrs Wilson. Champion is owned by a NPS Qualifying or Life Member in the eligible for Supreme of the show, After 4.00pm, Ring show pony in hand section. two, Supreme £200.00, Reserve £150.00, Res. Res. The Champion and Reserve will qualify for the NPS £100.00. Area 4 Northern Breeders Final to be held at the NPS Kindly sponsored by Frostree Ltd. Area 4 North of England Show in August 2020, Entry to the final is free. Schedule and details can be found Class 11 CLEVELAND BAY PURE AND on the website npsarea4.com. Champion is eligible PART BRED to be ridden in the for Supreme of the show, After 4.00pm, Ring ring, 4 years old and over two, Supreme £200.00, Reserve £150.00, Res. Res. £100.00.Kindly sponsored by Frostree Ltd. Judged in the Main Ring following Hunter judging. Riding Pony Breeding Show Hunter Pony JUDGE: MRS S. CRANE, PRESTON (New for 2019) First prize £20; Second £15; Third £8. Breeding ENTRY FEE £8.00. JUDGE: MRS S. CRANE, PRESTON First Prize £20, Second £15, Third £8. These classes are judged under the Rules of the ENTRY FEE £8.00. NPS. Ponies must be registered in the NPS British Riding Pony Stud Book, Register, Appendix, The NPS/MENEDH Stud Show Hunter Pony International or Sports Pony section of the in hand National Championship. Young Stock, BRPSB, the GSB, the AHSB, the AASB or in Stallions, Mares and Geldings not to exceed 153 the main body of their respective Mountain & at maturity, registered in the NPS British Riding Moorland Stud Books. Part-Breds are not eligible Stud Book, register, appendix, international or unless entered in the NPS British Riding Pony sports pony section of the BRPSB, the GSB, the Stud Book Register. Appendix, International AHSB, or the AASB or registered in the main or Sports Pont Section of the BRPSB. Ponies body of their respective mountain or moorland must be plaited. The NPS/Area 10 Show Pony stud books.

Established 1859 STOKESLEY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY Part-breds are not eligible unless entered in the Class 22 THE BSPS MIXED HEIGHT NPS British Riding Pony Stud Book register, OPEN SHOW PONY Appendix International or Sports Pony section of Mare or Gelding, 4 years old or the BRPSB. To be rununder NPS Rules 2019 over not exceeding 148cm. Riders to Class 16 BROOD MARE, 4 years old or be the correct age for the height of over, in foal for the current year or the pony they ride. with foal at foot. The first prize winner from class 22 will qualify for BSPS Binks Family Class 17 COLT or FILLY, foal progeny of Champion of Champions. mare in class 16. (This class does The 'Claret Jug' Trophy awarded to the winner, to be not qualify for NPS 2020) held for 1 year. Class 23 THE BSPS MIXED HEIGHT Class 18 YEARLING COLT, filly or gelding OPEN SHOW HUNTER PONY, not to exceed 153cms at maturity Mare or Gelding 4 yrs old and over not exceeding 153cm. Riders to be Class 19 2 or 3 YEAR OLD, colt, filly or the correct age for the height of the gelding not to exceed 153cms at pony they ride. maturity The first prize winner from class Stokesley Show Trophy to the Champion. 23 will qualify for the BSPS Binks The NPS/Litton stud Show Hunter Pony Silver Medal Family Champion of Champions. is awarded to the Champion of the section. The Champion and Reserve will qualify for the NPS The Mrs D P MUDD PERPETUAL CHALLENGE Area 4 Northern Breeder final to be held at the NPS CUP will be awarded to the best exhibit in Class 23. Area 4 North of England Show in August 2020. Kindly sponsored by Frostree Ltd Champion is eligible for Supreme of the show, After 4.00pm, Ring two, Supreme £200.00, Reserve Class 24 BEST COMBINATION, Mare or £150.00, Res. Res. £100.00. Gelding, 4 years old not exceeding 153cm Pony Riding, BSPS 57/19 Riders not to have attained their 17th birthday before 1st January in the current year, and to be JUDGE: MR J. LLOYD, WEST YORKSHIRE the correct age for the height of the pony they ride. First Prize £20, Second £15, Third £8. ENTRY The Bali Trophy awarded to the winner, to be held for FEE £10.00. 1 year. Class 20 THE BSPS LEAD REIN PONY, Class 25 BEST RIDER, boy or girl, not Mare or Gelding, 4 years old and having attained the age of 16 years over not exceeding 122cm Riders on 1st January and to be resident not to have attained their 8th within the limits of the Cleveland, Birthday before 1st January in the Hurworth or Bilsdale Hunts. current year Kindly sponsored by Mole Valley. Class 21 THE BSPS FIRST RIDDEN, Mare CHAMPIONSHIP - 1st and 2nd prize or Gelding, 4 years old and over not winners from classes 18-21 exceeding 122cm Riders not to have Champion is eligible for Supreme of the show, attained their 10th birthday before After 4.00pm, Ring two, Supreme £200.00, Reserve 1st January in the current year £150.00, Res. Res. £100.00. MINI CHAMPIONSHIP - 1st and (LEAD REIN NOT PERMITTED in classes 24 and 25) 2nd prize winners classes 20-21 THE BILLY DONALDSON TROPHY will be The champion will qualify for the awarded to the winner of Class 25. BSPS Binks Family Champion of Kindly sponsored by Frostree Ltd. Champions. Class 26 BSPS OPEN LEADING REIN OF Trophy awarded to Champion. Kindly donated by Mrs HUNTER TYPE CLASS B. Scott Mare or Gelding, 4 years old and Champion is eligible for Supreme of the show, over, not exceeding 122cms. Riders After 4.00pm, Ring two, Supreme £200.00, Reserve £150.00, Res. Res. £100.00. not to have attained their 9th 1st and 2nd prize winners in classes 20, 21 and 47 birthday before 1st January in the qualify for BSPS 2020. coming year

Established 1859 STOKESLEY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY Class 27 BSPS OPEN FIRST PONY OF refer to the CHAPS (UK) members' handbook; or THE SHOW HUNTER TYPE visit www.chapsuk.com for rulings. All stallions 4 CLASS years or over entering these classes must be graded with CHAPS (UK). All stallions must wear stallion Mare or Gelding 4 years old or ID discs in the ring without exception. over, not exceeding 122cms. Riders not to have attained their 10th Class 28 THE CHAPS (UK) OPEN YOUNG birthday before the first of January STOCK QUALIFIER 1, 2 or 3 in the current year Year Olds, No Foals OPEN HUNTER MINI CHAMPIONSHIP Class 29 THE CHAPS (UK) OPEN 1st and 2nd prize winners classes IN-HAND QUALIFIER, any height, 26-27. Champion is eligible for any age, no foals, any type Supreme of the Show after 4.00pm, Ring Class 30 THE CHAPS (UK) NON-NATIVE two, Supreme £200.00, Reserve £150.00, OPEN RIDDEN QUALIFIER any height, Res. Res. £100.00. The Pony Trophy awarded to the Champion, to be held Class 31 THE CHAPS (UK) NATIVE/COB/ for 1 year. TRADITIONAL OPEN RIDDEN All shows that are affiliated to the BSPS are qualifiers QUALIFIER, any height for the “BSPS Challenge Classic Security (UK) Ltd” Leading Rein, Show Hunter Pony The Champion Coloured Horse will receive the The highest placed pony that has not qualified for the NORTH EAST AGRONOMY CHAMPIONSHIP 2018 Horse of the Year Show, in the appropriate class, TROPHY. Kindly sponsored by NORTH EAST will qualify. If the highest placed pony has already AGRONOMY. Champion is eligible for Supreme of qualified for the “BSPS Challenge”, the qualification the show, After 4.00pm, Ring two, Supreme £200.00, will be awarded to the next eligible pony. If, after Reserve £150.00, Res. Res. £100.00. qualifying, a pony qualifies for the Horse of the Year Show it will forfeit its qualification for the 1st and 2nd prize winners from class 20-21 challenge BSPS National Pony Society rule 516, 26-27 and the 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th prize NPS QUALIFYING ROUNDS: These classes are judged winners from class 22-23 will qualify for the 2018 under the Rules of the NPS. Ponies must be registered in BSPS championship Show provided the pony is owned the main body of their respective Mountain & Moorland and registered in accordance with Rule 23 and ridden Stud Books. Part breds are not eligible for Mountain & by BSPS member. The Show is a qualifier for the Moorland Classes. To compete in Show Pony and Show BSPS Premier League Competition and BSPS “Black Hunter Pony classes ponies must be registered in the Country Saddles” Best Rider and BSPS 'WINNERS OF NPS British Riding Pony Stud Book, Register, Appendix, WINNERS' WOW FACTOR. International or sports Pony section of the BNRPSB, the GSB, the AHSB, the AASB or in the main body of their respective Mountain & Moorland Stud Books. Part-Breds Coloured Horse and Pony are not eligible unless entered in the NPS British Riding Pony Stud Book, Register, Appendix, International or Classes Sports Pony section of the BRPSB. JUDGE: MRS K. WILSON, BARNARD CASTLE Quality rounds of most NPS competitions are open to Show AFF number 20025 ponies owned by NPS members and non-members but only First Prize £20; Second £15; Third £8 ponies owned by adult NPS Qualifying or Life members ENTRY FEE £10 per Entry are eligible to quality for the final of the competition at the This Show is affiliated to The Coloured Horse & NPS Summer Championship Show at Malvern. Pony Society (UK). 20025 Both the owner and the The show is a qualifier for the NPS Area 4 Northern rider/exhibitor need not be members of CHAPS (UK) Breeders in Hand Supreme Championship, Sponsored nor must the horse or pony be registered with CHAPS by "SUPREME PRODUCTS. The champion and (UK) to compete, However in order to Qualify both Reserve from the riding Pony Breeding, Hunter Owner and Rider/Exhibitor need to be a current Pony Breeding and Mountain & Moorland in hand showing member and present their valid Qualifier card will qualify for the Final to be held on Bank Holiday IN THE RING for signing by the judge. Members Monday in August 2020 at the NPS Area 4 Summer to apply in writing to CHAPS (UK) for appropriate Show. Qualifiers do not have to be Members of the NPS." qualifier card.This show is a qualifier for the 2020 CHAPS (UK) Championship show - Date TBC. The highest placed pony, if owned by an NPS member, Please ensure you have your 2020 qualifier card in each class will qualify for the final. Qualification with you. Applications for this available from may pass down to third place if first if the first and early August. The following classes are CHAPS second ponies are already qualified. (UK) Quaifiers 28, 29, 30, 31. For full rulings and information on competition/qualification, please NPS/Rosettes Direct Home Produced Ridden Championship - Riders of Home Produced ponies (see

Established 1859 STOKESLEY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY definition in the NPS Rules Book) can wear a white arm band in classes where this is indicated. These ponies, if Mountain & Moorland owned by NPS member's are then eligible to quality for the final at the NPS Summer Championship Show. The Ponies Owner's Membership card MUST be produced in the ring JUDGE: MRS J. JAMES, STAFFS when requested or the qualification will be forfeit. First prize £20; Second £15; Third £8. To Clarify the Mountain & Moorland ENTRY FEE £10.00 per entry. Championships as follows: NPS/WEquestrian Marketplace M&M in hand Classes 32-37 - 1st and 2nd compete for Champion National Championships. Welsh (Champion is eligible for Supreme) Class 38 LARGE BREEDS (Fell, Dales, Classes 38-41 - 1st and 2nd Compete for Champion Highland, Connemara, New Forest large & small breeds excluding Welsh (Champion is excluding Welsh), yearling, two or eligible for Supreme) three year old, colt filly or gelding in In Hand Silver Medal - Welsh Champion & Reserve - hand Champion & Reserve large & small breeds Class 39 LARGE BREEDS (Fell, Dales, Highland, Connemara, New Forest Classes 42-43 - Compete for Mini Championship excluding Welsh), Stallion, Mare, (Champion is eligible for Supreme) gelding, four years old or over in hand Classes 44-45 - Compete for Ridden Silver Medal Championship (Champion is eligible for Supreme) Class 40 SMALL BREEDS (Shetland, Coles overall Mountain & Moorland Champion Welsh, Dartmoor, Exmoor excluding Welsh) Champion large & small breeds, Mini Colt, Filly or gelding, 1, 2 or 3 year old Champion and Ridden Champion compete for Coles Perpetual Challenge Trophy. Finally - all Champions Class 41 SMALL BREEDS (Dartmoor, eligible for Supreme. Exmoor, Shetland excluding Welsh) Colt, Filly or Gelding 4 years or older Registered Welsh Ponies The 'Silver Cup' Trophy to Champion, classes 38-41 JUDGE: MR J.P. JONES LLANDYSUL NPS/KILMANNAN STUD M&M IN HAND First prize £20; Second £15; Third £8. SILVER MEDAL ROSETTE CHAMPIONSHIP ENTRY FEE £10.00 per entry. A Silver Medal Rosette is offered by the National Pony Class 32 WELSH SECTION A, Young Society for the best registered pony owned by an NPS Qualifying or Life member in the M&M In Hand section. Stock, 1, 2 or 3 years old The Sponsor's Rosette is also awarded to the pony receiving the qualification. Membership cards must be presented in the Class 33 WELSH SECTION A, 4 yrs old ring receive the medal and/or the qualification. and over NPS SILVER MEDAL ROSETTE Class 34 WELSH SECTION B, Young CHAMPIONSHIPS: These classes are judged Stock, 1, 2 or 3 years old under the Rules of the NPS. NPS Silver Medal Rosettes are only awarded when the owner of the champion pony is qualifying pony is a Qualifying or Life member of the Class 35 WELSH SECTION B, 4 yrs old NPS. A valid membership card must be in the rider's/ and over handler's possession on entering the ring and be produced immediately on request by either the judge or the steward. Class 36 WELSH SECTION C or D, If the owner of the Champion pony is not a member, or the Young Stock, 1, 2 or 3 years old. owner's membership card is not immediately produced, the rosette may be awarded to the Reserve Champion pony, Class 37 WELSH SECTION C or D, provided the owner of that pony is a member of the NPS. 4 The Silver Medal Rosette and the qualification card can be yrs old and over awarded no lower than first Reserve (third). Foals are not eligible for Silver Medal Championships. Classes 32-37 qualifies for NPS/Equestrian Market Qualifiers are entitled to compete on the final of the Silver Place. M + M in Hand National Championship. The Medal Rosette Championship to be held at the NPS SUMMER BREEZE Memorial Shield is awarded to the Summer Championship Show in August 2020. Champion Welsh Pony. Classes 32-37 The Champion will be able to compete in the overall CHAMPIONSHIP CLASSES 38-41 and champion and M&M Championship. Champion is eligible for reserve of 32-37. The champion and Reserve will Supreme of the show, After 4.00pm, Ring two, Supreme qualify for the NPS Area 4 Northern Breeders Final £200.00, Reserve £150.00, Res. Res. £100.00. to be held at the NPS Area 4 North England Show in

Established 1859 STOKESLEY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY August 2020, Entry to the final is free. Schedule and CHAMPIONSHIP CLASSES 44-45 details can be found on the website npsarea4.com. A Silver Medal Rosette goes to the Champion, if owned Qualifiers are entitled to compete in the final at NPS by a NPS Qualifying or Life member. If the Champion Summer Championships 2020. Champion is eligible is not owned by a NPS member the Silver Medal Rosette for Supreme of the show, After 4.00pm, Ring two, goes to the Reserve if it is owned by a NPS member. Silver Supreme £200.00, Reserve £150.00, Res. Res. £100.00. Medal Rosette to go no lower than first Reserve (third) Kindly sponsored by Frostree Ltd. provided it is owned by a NPS member. The qualification goes to the Champion if owned by a NPS Class 42 THE NPS M&M/SHOWING member and not already qualified for the final. If the Champion CLASSICS LEADING REIN is not owned by a NPS Member or has already qualified then NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP the qualification goes to the Reserve Champion, if owned by a Open to registered Dartmoor, Exmoor, Shetland, NPS member, unless he has already qualified. Qualification to New Forest, Welsh Section A or B mares and go no lower than first Reserve. geldings four years old or over not exceeding Qualifiers are entitled to compete in the final at NPS 122cm. Riders must have attained their 3rd Summer Championships 2018. birthday but must not have attained their 9th birthday before the 1st January in the current year. OVERALL MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND, To be shown in a snaffle bit. NPS/Rosettes Direct Home CHAMPIONS OF REG WELSH, M+M, IN HAND, MINI Produced Championship - wear white arm bands. M+M, RIDDEN M+M WILL COMPETE FOR THE COLES PERPETUAL CHALLENGE TROPHY Class 43 THE NPS/SHOWING CLASSICS M&M FIRST RIDDEN Working Hunter NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP Open to registered Dartmoor, exmoor, Ponies/Horses Shetland, New Forest, Welsh Section A or JUDGE: MRS A. HEGGINBOTTOM, B mares and geldings four years older over KENDALL not exceeding 128cm. Riders must have COURSE BUILDER: MR. P. Chester, Morpeth attained their 3rd birthday but not reached First Prize £20; Second £15; Third £8 their 12th birthday before 1st January in the ENTRY FEE £10.00 per entry. current year. NPS/Rosettes Direct Home Produced Judging will commence at 8.00am. A novice is an animal that has not won first prize of £30 or more Championship - wear white arm bands. or a total of £100 in a ridden, or Working Hunter Trophy to Champion kindly donated by Mrs B. Scott Class, before 1st January 2008. NPS MINI CHAMPIONSHIP, 1ST AND 2ND Class 46 CRADLE STAKES PRIZE WINNERS CLASSES 42 AND 43. Mare or Gelding 4 years old or over, not exceeding 122cm. Riders not to Champion is eligible for Supreme of the show, have attained their 11th birthday After 4.00pm, Ring two, Supreme £200.00, Reserve before 1st January in the current £150.00, Res. Res. £100.00. year. 1st to 3rd qualify for BSPS NPS/RINGSIDE STUD M&M OPEN 2020. RIDDEN NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS. Class 47 THE BSPS NURSERY STAKES Class 44 RIDDEN MOUNTAIN AND Mare or Gelding, 4 Years old and over MOORLAND PONY, small breeds, not exceeding 133cm riders not to have excluding Lead Rein attained their 12th Birthday before 1st January in the current Year. Class 45 RIDDEN MOUNTAIN AND The Stokesley Show 'Pony' Trophy is awarded to the mini WHP. 1st and 2nd prize winners qualify for BSPS MOORLAND PONY, large breeds Summer Champs 2020.

NPS M&M Ridden Silver Medal Rosette NPS MINI CHAMPIONSHIP CLASSES Championship Kindly Sponsored By Standing at Stud and Show Team 46-47, THE CHAMPION WILL QUALIFY Champion is eligible for Supreme of the show, FOR THE BSPS WHITE COMPANY After 4.00pm, Ring two, Supreme £200.00, Reserve CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS. £150.00, Res. Res. £100.00. Champion is eligible for Supreme of the show, Kindly sponsored by Frostree Ltd. After 4.00pm, Ring two, Supreme £200.00, Reserve £150.00, Res. Res. £100.00. Kindly sponsored by Frostree Ltd.

Established 1859 STOKESLEYSTOKESLEY AGRICULTURAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY SOCIETY Class 48 THE BSPS MIXED HEIGHT OPEN Class 52 FOAL out of Mare in Class 51. A WHP/WH. Mare or Gelding, 4 years Colt, Gelding or Filly, foaled in old or over, not exceeding 158cms current year. Foals to be at least 3 (height to be stated on entry form) weeks old on day of show Riders must jump in their correct height section and be the correct age for the height of the animal they ride. Class 53 BROOD MARE, over 158cm, with Riders may ride more than one pony providing the own Foal at foot, the Foal to be shown animals are of a different height section. Riders must with the Mare, or stinted copy of declare if they are competing in the 153cms, or the certificate of service to be provided Intermediate Section. The 1st prize winner from class 46 will qualify for the BSPS Ch of Ch’s 2020. 1st to Class 54 FOAL out of Mare in Class 53. A Colt, 4th qualify for the BSPS Summer Champs 2020. Gelding or Filly, foaled in the current Class 49 BSPS HERITAGE MOUNTAIN & year. Foals to be at least 3 weeks old MOORLAND OPEN WHP. Mixed on date of the show height, registered pure bred ponies The JEFF WILSON MEMORIAL TROPHY will be 4 years old or over Riders any age. awarded to the Best Brood Mare (Classes 51 & 53) Ponies must jump in their correct The F.W. DARLING CHALLENGE TROPHY is height section. Riders may ride presented for the Best Foal in Classes 52 and 54. more than one pony providing the animals are of a different height Class 55 YEARLING COLT GELDING or section. FILLY. Foaled in 2018 Class 50 NOVICE HORSE WORKING Class 56 TWO YEAR OLD COLT GELDING HUNTER Over 153cm (15h.h.) 4 or FILLY. Foaled in 2017 years old and over not to have won a first prize of £30 in prize money in Class 57 THREE YEAR OLD COLT GELDING any WH Class. or FILLY. Foaled in 2016 THE ALLEN JONES MEMORIAL Class 58 ONE, TWO or THREE YEAR OLD, CHALLENGE TROPHY is awarded to the COLT, FILLY or GELDING TO winner of Novice Working Hunter Horse. MATURE OVER 148CMS TO MAKE CHAMPIONSHIP CLASSES 48-50. The A SPORTS HORSE champion will receive the Hart Trophy. The R & A Rudd Perpetual Challenge Cup is presented to Champion is eligible for Supreme of the show, Best Exhibit, Classes 55-58. After 4.00pm, Ring two, Supreme £200.00, Reserve The three above Cup Winners will compete for the £150.00, Res. Res. £100.00.Kindly sponsored by OVERALL BREEDING CHAMPIONSHIP £40, Frostree Ltd. Reserve £25. Classes 46, 47, 48, 49 are qualifiers for the Kindly sponsored by Frostree Ltd. 2018 BSPS Championship Show. 1st and 2nd All three Trophy Champions Jeff Wilson, FW Prizewinners from class 47 and 1st, 2nd, 3rd and Darling and R&A Rudd are eligible for the Supreme 4th from class 48 and 1st, 2nd, 3rd from class 46 of the Show, together with overall Breeding provided the pony is owned, registered and ridden Champion. After 4.00pm, Ring two, Supreme in accordance with BSPS rules 23 and 28. £200.00, Reserve £150.00, Res. Res. £100.00. Hunters - Breeding Hunters - Ridden JUDGE: MRS K. F. NICHOLSON, RIPON JUDGE: MR J. HUNTON, MARTON First Prize £22; Second £18; Third £10; Fourth £5. CONF: MRS J. BURGESS, WEST YORKS ENTRY FEE £10.00 per entry. First prize £40, Second prize £30, Third £20, Fourth Class 51 SMALL HUNTER BROOD MARE, £10. ENTRY FEE £10.00 per entry exceeding 148cm but not exceeding (Please note: if entering this class it could clash with 158cm with own Foal at foot, the Working Hunter Classes) foal to be shown with the Mare, or stinted copy of certificate of service Class 59 NOVICE HUNTER, Mare or to be provided Gelding, to be ridden in the ring. 4 Years old and over

Established 1859 STOKESLEY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY A Novice is an animal that has not won a First Prize of of traditional profile and identifiable £30 or a total of £100 in any Ridden Class before 1st type to resemble the design of a January, in the current year. carriage built prior to the First Class 60 SMALL HUNTER MARE or world War. The vehicle may be made GELDING, 4 Years old and over from modern materials but must exceeding 148cm, but not exceeding have traditional style springing and 158cm carriage lamps. Pneumatic tyred vehicles, trade turnouts and show The MASTER KEMPLEY PERPETUAL CHALLENGE wagons are not eligible. Also highest CUP kindly presented by the late Mrs J. Wemyss will be placed (h) single registered Mountain awarded to the Champion of Classes 59 & 60. & Moorland (excluding purebred Champion is eligible for Supreme of the show, registered Welsh will qualify for the After 4.00pm, Ring two, Supreme £200.00, Reserve 2020 semi-finals. £150.00, Res. Res. £100.00. Kindly sponsored by Frostree Ltd. Class 63 LIGHT TRADE TURNOUT Open to horses and ponies, singles PRESIDENT’S PRIZE and pairs to a traditional or traditional First Prize £55; Second £45; Third £35; Fourth £25. ENTRY FEE £10.00 type trade vehicle. No goods to be Class 61 HUNTER, Mare or Gelding, from carried or displayed. A small sample Four-Years-Old upwards load may be carried on a coster The First Prize in Class 61 is presented by THE turnout only. Also highest (j) placed PRESIDENT. The NORMANBY TROPHY is awarded Two-wheel Light trade and Highest to the winner. WINNER OF CLASS 61 eligible (k) Placed Four-wheel Light trade will for Supreme of the show, After 4.00pm, Ring two, qualify for the 2020 semi-finals. Supreme£200.00, Reserve £150.00, Res. Res. £100.00. Kindly sponsored by Frostree Ltd. Class 64 EXERCISE VEHICLE Open to horses and ponies. A Single, CLEVELAND BAY HORSE SOCIETY offer a pair or tandem driven to a carriage Rosette and £5 for the Best Cleveland or part Cleveland of non-traditional type design and ridden Hunter Classes 59-61 must state on entry form if includes those with pneumatic tyres eligible and wear red armband in the ring. specifically designed for carriages (i.e. not car tyres). Lamps need not Driving Turnout be carried. Judging will include JUDGE: MRS A. RUSHTON-GREEN, HAWICK gerneral cleanliness, safety of First Prize £50; Second £40; Third £30; Fourth £20. turnout, correct fitting of harness and vehicle suitability. ENTRY FEE £10.00. Affiliated to the British Also highest placed Single or Tandem Driving Society put to a two wheel exercise vehicle These 3 classes are a qualifier for the will qualify for the 2020 semi-finals 2020 Osborne Refrigerated BDS National Championships in September. The highest Young Drivers placed turnout owned and driven by a member The driver must be aged 10 years or over on the first of the British Driving Society and eligible for day of the show at which they are to compete. A driver under the age of 18 must be accompanied in the vehicle the following Type-Section/s (h), (j), (k) or (l) by a competent and responsible person aged 18 years disregarding those already qualified down to of over, a "responsible adult". Proof of age will be 6th place in the class will qualify for the 2020 required if necessary. It is the responsibility of the owner/ Semi-Finals. The Championship will immediately driver (if over 18) of (if the owner/driver is under 18) follow the Semi-Finals. the responsible adult to ensure that his/her groom/s is/ are competent for the purpose of attending to the turnout NOT ELIGIBLE FOR SUPREME and aged 10 or over on the day of the show. When in the OF SHOW. vehicle grooms, passenger/s and driver must have their feet firmly on the floor of the vehicle or use a suitable Class 62 PRIVATE DRIVING TURNOUT fixed footrest. This regulation applies at all times and in Horse or pony driven to a traditional all areas on the showground. or traditional type vehicle. A traditional vehicle means a vehicle

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Hard Hat Ruling championship qualifier. Rule 306. Table All drivers/grooms/passengers under the age of 14 years A7. Speed 375mpm. Start Height 1.30m. must wear a correctly fitted hard hat when in a carriage or In the event of insufficient entries lower in attendance to a turnout. prizes maybe withheld. Rule - 76.6. Open to registered horses to be ridden by All Horses/Ponies should be 4 years old or over. Adult, Associate and Junior Members. PRIVATE DRIVING - SINGLES, PAIRS & Qualifies for: The British Showjumping MULTIPLES National Championships. Horse or pony driven to a traditional or traditional type Qualifying period: 1st July - 30th June. vehicle. A traditional vehicle means a vehicle of traditional Numbers to qualify: Two double clears profile and identifiable type to resemble the design of a to qualify. Double clear qualifications carriage built prior to the First World War. The will not be obtained from one round vehicle may be made from modern materials but must have competitions Table A4 or Table A1 a traditional style springing and carriage lamps. Pneumatic (Round) tyres vehicles, trade turnouts and show wagons are not eligible. Class 66 Arena 1 Equitop Myoplast Senior Foxhunter First Round/1.20m LIGHT TRADE - TWO OR FOUR WHEELED OPEN TRADE VEHICLES Open to horses and ponies, singles and pairs to Rule 310 Table A7 Speed 350mpm. Start Height a traditional or traditional type trade vehicle. 1.20m. First prize £190; Second £150; Third £100; Fourth No goods to be carried or displayed. A small sample load £80; Fifth £60, Sixth £50; ENTRY FEE £15. may be carried on a coster turnout only. EXERCISE VEHICLE CLASS - 2 or 4 WHEELED First place rosette kindly sponsored by Equitop VEHICLES Myoplast. In the event of 30 or more starters the Open to horses, ponies. A single, pair or tandem driven to class will be split and two sets of prize money a carriage of non-traditional type design and includes those awarded. Horses (or ponies in pony competitions) with pneumatic tyres specifically designed for carriages may compete in one section only. In the event of (i.e. not car types). Lamps need not be carried. Judging will include general cleanliness, safety of turnout, correct fitting insufficient entries lower prizes may be withheld. of harness and vehicle suitability. Rule - 76.6. Foxhunter Section: THE EZRA & MILLIE RICHARDSON MEMORIAL (A) For registered horses in Grade C that have not TROPHY is awarded to the best in classes 62-64. won a total of 700 points. Four double clears will NOT ELIGIBLE FOR SUPREME OF qualify - in accordance with rule 310.6 (B) For all registered horses born on or after 1 SHOW. January 2011, irrespective of points. Horses will be eligible for double clear qualification to attend Show Jumping second rounds providing they reach the age of seven years or under in the same calendar year as THE SHOW JUMPING IS KINDLY Foxhunter Final - in accordance with rule 310.6 Four SPONSORED BY THE DUDLEY ARMS double clears will qualify. HOTEL, INGLEBY GREENHOW Four Double clears will qualify for the Senior Foxhunter Second Rounds. Qualifying period: 1st JUDGES: MRS H. WILKINSON, N'TON MS R COLLINSON, RICHMOND June -31st May inclusive. COURSE BUILDER: MR. P. CHESTER Those horses that have qualified for the Senior To be held at 4pm Foxhunter Championship in 2018 are not eligible for First Prize £250; Second £210; Third £150; Fourth qualification to the 2019 Championship. £110; Fifth £70; Sixth £50. ENTRY FEE £25. Open section: The Crathorne Cup will be presented by Lord For registered horses ridden by Adult, Associate or Crathorne to the winner, to be held for one year. Junior Members. If combined with an open: Class 65 THE NATIONAL FARMERS In the event of 30 or more starters the class will be UNION JUMPING (OPEN) split with two sets of prize money. COMPETITION Incorporating the British Show Jumping National 1.30m open

Established 1859 STOKESLEY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY NO ENTRIES FOR SHOW JUMPING ACCEPTED Classes 24-31 only ON THE FIELD. NO SUBSTITUTE ENTRIES ENTRY FEE £2.00. ALLOWED. Unaccompanied competitors must provide First Prize £10; Second £8; Third £6; the show organiser a contact number in case of an Fourth £4 emergency. FOLLOWING ADDITIONAL PRIZES: SUPREME DAIRY £350; NOT ELIGIBLE FOR SUPREME OF SHOW. RESERVE DAIRY £150; SUPREME PEDIGREE BEEF £350; Fancy Dress RESERVE PEDIGREE BEEF £150; JUDGES: MRS K. CLEMMIT, SEAMER SUPREME COMMERCIAL BEEF £350; First Prize £17, Second £12, Third £8. Entry Fee RESERVE COMMERCIAL BEEF £150. The Show Committee reserve the right to amalgamate or £1.00 per entry. NOT ELIGIBLE FOR SUPREME cancel any classes where entries are considered inadequate. OF SHOW. A Referee Judge is available should one be required. Class 67 MOUNTED FANCY DRESS Riders to be wearing regulation Safety Riding Hat. All ponies to Dairy Shorthorn have a handler as well as rider. JUDGE: MR J. WATERHOUSE, YORK The Stokesley Show Penguin Trophy will be Name of animal not required on entry form. presented to be held for 1 year. Exhibitors must be members of the Shorthorn Society of the UK and Ireland. All cattle must be registered in the Coates’ Herd Book or when coming from another Section 2 Member State an officially approved herd book in that member state, be of Shorthorn colour and contain a THE CATTLE SECTION IS minimum of 25% Shorthorn blood. KINDLY SPONSORED BY NORTH EASTERN SHORTHORN BREEDERS’ ASSOCIATION DARLINGTON FARMERS POINTS COMPETITION AUCTION MART. Prize winners in the Pedigree Dairy Shorthorn Classes (1-4) at this Show are eligible to participate in the above competition. Points will be awarded as follows:- 1st 5 PEDIGREE CATTLE points; 2nd 3 points; 3rd 2 points; 4th 1 point, and the owner gaining the highest combined total of points at All Open Classes the end of the show season will be awarded the North Judging of Cattle to commence at 9.30 a.m. Eastern Shorthorn Breeders’ Associations Prize. Owners must be members of the North Eastern Shorthorn Parade of all Prize Winners in Main Ring at 3.00 p.m. Breeders’ Association. Results will be collated by the Exhibitors should use discretion in bringing animals Secretary of the Yorkshire Federation of Show Societies to the show. Animals must be attended at all times. and published as soon as possible. Animal eartag number required on the entry form. Cattle lines will be closed 15 minutes prior to the Class 1 HEIFER, born after 01/01/2018 Grand Parade. Commentator: Mr B. Liddle Class 2 COW, in calf

Cattle Class 3 HEIFER, in-milk or in-calf, British Cattle Movement Service Tracing System- born after 01/01/2017 CattleKeepers need to continue to record movements to Class 4 COW, in-milk showgrounds in the passport itself and in farm records. This show can provide barcode labels giving the Class 5 GROUP OF TWO, property required details of the event for use in the movement of same exhibitor summary of the Cattle Passport. Cows or Heifers entered in calf can be shown in the The THOMAS BATES CENTENARY TROPHY in-milk class; proof must be given that same has calved Presented by The LORD DE L’SLE & PENHURST, after entry was made. V.C., will be awarded for the Best Registered Dairy ENTRY FEE £6.00 per entry. Shorthorn Female in Classes 1 to 4 inclusive. First Prize £40; Second £30; Third £25; The Trophy to be held for one year only. Fourth £20

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A Championship Rosette is given by the Dairy Shorthorn The JERSEY CATTLE SOCIETY offers a Special Society. For Production/Inspection see class 32. Rosette and Prize Card for the Best Jersey Cow or All trophies to be awarded in the Grand Parade Heifer, registered in the Herd Book, bred by the commencing at 3.00 pm, each section to be lead in exhibitor who is a member of the Jersey Cattle Society. by the Champion. The SCOTT PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP will be awarded to the Best of Breed. Ayrshire All trophies to be awarded in the Grand Parade commencing at 3.00 pm, each section to be lead in JUDGE: MR J. WATERHOUSE, YORK by the Champion. Name of animal is required on entry form. Class 6 HEIFER, born on or after 1st Holstein September, 2016 JUDGE: MR P. HALHEAD, COCKERHAM, Animals entered only in the Herd Book proper or in Class 7 COW, in calf Classes B or C of the Supplementary Register. Name of animal not required on Entry Form. Class 8 HEIFER, in milk or in calf, born The Yorkshire Holstein club offers The Thornton on or after 1st September, 2015 Challenge Cup, points will be awarded as follows: 1st 5pts, 2nd 3pts, 3rd 2pts, and the owner gaining the highest combined total of points at the end of the show Class 9 COW, in milk season will receive this trophy. Open to members of The Yorkshire Holstein Club. All participating shows Class 10 GROUP OF TWO, property in the Yorkshire Federation of Show Societies and the of same exhibitor Yorkshire Holstein Club Calf Show will be included. The HEMBLE CUP will be awarded to the exhibitor THE CLIFFORD BRUNTON PERPETUAL gaining most points at Stokesley Show. Basis 1st prize MEMORIAL TROPHY will be awarded to the Best 10, 2nd 8, 3rd 6, 4th 4, 5th 2, 6th 1. Pedigree Ayrshire Female bred by the exhibitor. All trophies to be awarded in the Grand Parade All trophies to be awarded in the Grand Parade commencing at 3.00 pm, each section to be lead in commencing at 3.00 pm, each section to be lead in by the Champion. by the Champion. Class 17 HEIFER, in-calf, with first calf, born after 01/09/2018 AYRSHIRE CLASSES Animals entered must be registered in the Ayrshire Class 18 COW, in calf, not less than five Cattle Society Herd Book and be at least 51% months, 2nd or 3rd calf Aryrshire blood. If Black and White in colour This class is sponsored by W. & M. THOMPSON (QUARRIES) LTD., Bishop Middleham animals be registered in the Herd Book's full pedigree Ayrshire Section and be 100% Aryshire blood. (note: Class 19 COW, in calf, not less than five Percentages are shown on all registration certificates) months, 4th or subsequent calf Class 20 HEIFER, in-milk, born after Jersey 01/01/2017 The JOHN DONALDSON PERPETUAL TROPHY JUDGE: RACHEL RICHARDSON, BARNSLEYMR will be awarded for Best in Classes 17 and 20. H WOOD, SPROATLEY Class 21 COW, in milk, 2nd or 3rd calf Name of animal now required on entry form. Class 11 HEIFER, born after 01/01/2017 Class 22 COW, in milk, 4th or subsequent calf Class 12 HEIFER, in calf Class 23 GROUP OF THREE. Animals Class 13 COW, in calf to be entered in Own Class, the property of same exhibitor Class 14 HEIFER, in milk Holstein UK offers a Championship Award rosette, to the exhibitor of the female champion. The reserve Class 15 COW, in milk will also receive a rosette and Holstein UK offers a championship Exhibitor Bred Rosette, to the Exhibitor Class 16 GROUP OF THREE, property of the female Exhibitor Bred Champion Holstein of same exhibitor UK offers a best udder rosette to the exhibitor of the Holstein with the best udder in show.

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CHAMPIONSHIP PRIZE A 25-Guinea SILVER CHALLENGE CUP is Production/Inspection presented by the NORTH EASTERN FRIESIANS BREEDING ASSOCIATION for the Best Holstein Class Friesian in the Show. OPEN TO BREEDER- JUDGE: MR P. HALHEAD, COCKERHAM EXHIBITOR ONLY. All trophies to be awarded in the Grand Parade Class 32 Open to any Dairy Animal commencing at 3.00 pm, each section to be lead in entered and exhibited in one of by the Champion. the breed classes scheduled. Inspection The Judge will award up to a maximum of Open Dairy Breed 1,500 inspection points, to be given to the cow placed first, the remaining animals according to the judges opinion. Junior Handling Production Friesians - 3.00 pts for each 1kg of fat and protein Ayrshire - 3.55 points. SPONSORED BY MOLE COUNTRY Shorthorn - 3.55 points. STORES Jersey - 4.35 points. Calving Index. 2 points will be added for every day under JUDGE: MR P. HALHEAD, COCKERHAMM. 400, and 2 points deducted for every day over. WILLIAMSON,PENRITH First Prize £10; Second £8; Third £6; Fourth £4 A NMR Certificate, Cow Record Page or other official ENTRY FEE £2.00 statement showing 1. Date of calving, 2. Number of START 10.30am - NO ENTRIES ON DAY Lactation, 3. Quality of Milk, 4. Number of days in milk, and 5. Average per cent of butterfat yielded in not more Class 24 HANDLER, 12 years old or under than 305 days of the last completed lactation must be on Jan 1st 2019 submitted with the entry form for each lactation Class 25 HANDLER, between 13 and 16 (An animal in milk at the time of entry and likely to years of age on Jan 1st 2019 complete her lactation before the Show will not be eligible to compete on that lactation, but will be eligible on her Class 26 HANDLER, 17 to 20 years of age previous lactation). on 1st Jan 2019 CHAMPIONSHIP THE CAPTAIN A. H. KITCHING Class 27 HANDLER, 21 to 26 years of age MEMORIAL CUP on 1st Jan 2019 (to be retained for one year only) is offered for the Champion Dairy Cow or Heifer in the Show. Class 28 CALF, born after 1/1/19 All trophies to be awarded in the Grand Parade commencing at 3.00 pm, each section to be lead in Class 29 CALF, born between 1/10/18 and by the Champion. 31/12/18 Class 30 CALF, born between 1/7/17 and Dexter 30/9/17 Dairy & Dual Purpose JUDGE: MR R. MURRAY, CUMBRIA CAROL Class 31 CALF, born between 1/4/16 and BICKERTON, CHESHIRE 30/6/17 Class 33 COW, in calf or with natural calf at feet Championship Prize THE AYTONIAN PERPETUAL TROPHY will be awarded to the best in classes 28, 29, 30, Class 34 BULL, Any age 31 together with £50, Reserve Champion £25. Champion Handler £20. Reserve £10 - sponsored Class 35 HEIFER, over 18 months old by B. Liddle, Dalesend Farm, and awarded the Class 36 HEIFER, under 18 months old BILL BROWN MEMORIAL Trophy. Please see interbreed classes. All trophies to be awarded in the Grand Parade commencing at 3.00 pm, each section to be lead in The Dexter Cattle Society presents by the Champion. Silver Spoon to the Champion Animal. THE SEAMER PERPETUAL TROPHY is awarded to the Champion Dexter, who also competes for the Farmway Feeds Perpetual Trophy.

Established 1859 STOKESLEY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY All trophies to be awarded in the Grand Parade Class 48 HEIFER, born after 1/1/18 commencing at 3.00 pm, each section to be lead in Please see interbreed classes. by the Champion. The British Limousin Cattle Society awards Champion Aberdeen Angus and Reserve Champion Rosettes. The SAS Jubilee 1908 Trophy kindly presented by JP JUDGE: MR G. LANE, LOCKERBIE Sowerby to be awarded to the Champion Limousin. All trophies to be awarded in the Grand Parade Class 37 BULL born on or after 1.1. 2018 commencing at 3.00 pm, each section to be lead in by the Champion. Class 38 COW in calf or with natural calf at feet British Blonde Class 39 HEIFER born on or after 1.1.2017 JUDGE: MR C. HOPLEY, CHESHIRE Class 40 HEIFER born on or after 1.1.2018 Class 49 BULL, born after 1/1/18 Please see interbreed classes. The Aberdeen Cattle Society awards a sash to the Class 50 COW, in calf or with natural calf champion and a rosette to the best animal bred by at foot exhibitor. The “Tree Bridge Trophy” awarded to the Class 51 HEIFER, born after 1/1/17 BestAberdeen Angus. All trophies to be awarded in the Grand Parade Class 52 HEIFER, born after 1/1/18 commencing at 3.00 pm, each section to be lead in Please see interbreed classes. by the Champion. The HALLMARK TROPHY is awarded to Champion British Blonde. All trophies to be awarded in the Grand Beef Shorthorn Parade commencing at 3.00pm, each section to be lead in by the Champion. JUDGE: MR A. HAIGH, LINCS Class 41 BULL, born on or after 1.1.2018 Any Other Pedigree Class 42 Cow in milk or in calf or with natural calf at foot Beef Breed JUDGE: MR I. McNEE, DONCASTER Class 43 HEIFER, born on or after 1.1.2017 G.TOWERS, REDCAR Class 53 BULL, born after 1/1/18 Class 44 HEIFER, born on or after 1.1.2018 Please see interbreed classes. Class 54 COW, in calf or with natural calf at foot All animals must be registered with the Beef Shorthorn cattle Society. Grading register animals are not eligible to be shown. Class 55 HEIFER, born after 1/1/17 The Tom Scarth Memorial Trophy to be awarded to the Class 56 HEIFER, born after 1/1/18 Champion Beef Shorthorn. Please see interbreed classes. All trophies to be awarded in the Grand Parade All trophies to be awarded in the Grand Parade commencing at 3.00 pm, each section to be lead in commencing at 3.00 pm, each section to be lead in by the Champion. by the Champion. The Stokesley Show Trophy to be awarded to the Limousin Champion. JUDGE: MR M. PHILLIPS, CASTLE DOUGLAS Class 45 BULL, born after 1/1/16 British Blues JUDGE: PAUL BRANNEN, CUMBRIAJ Class 46 COW, in calf or with natural calf BELLAS, CUMBRIA at feet Class 57 BULL, born after 1st Jan 2018 Class 47 HEIFER, born after 1/1/17

Established 1859 STOKESLEY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY Class 58 COW in calf or with natural THE M. HUGILL CUP will be awarded to the calf at foot Champion Beast. All trophies to be awarded in the Grand Parade Class 59 HEIFER, born after 1st Jan 2018 commencing at 3.00 pm, each section to be lead in by the Champion. Class 60 HEIFER, born after 1st Jan 2019 Please see interbreed classes. Interbreed All trophies to be awarded in the Grand Parade commencing at 3.00 pm, each section to be lead in JUDGE: JUDGES AS PER SECTIONFRANK by the Champion. PAGE, NORTHAMPTON The Stokesley Show Trophy to be awarded to the Class 71 CALF, born after 1st Jan 2019 any Champion. sex, any beef breed or cross shown by handler under 21 years on 1st Hereford Jan 2019 JUDGE: MR R. JACKSON, LANCS Class 72 INTERBREED PAIRS, class for Class 61 BULL, born on or after 1st Jan cattle previously shown in classes 33-64 2018 All cattle in Classes 65-72 must be led and haltered. Class 62 COW, in calf or with natural calf at foot Championship Prize Class 63 HEIFER, born after 1st Jan 2018 The FARMWAYFEEDS PERPETUAL TROPHY is awarded to the Interbreed beef champion 71-72. Class 64 HEIFER, born after 1st Jan 2019 All trophies to be awarded in the Grand Parade Please see interbreed classes. commencing at 3.00 pm, each section to be lead in THE STOKESLEY SHOW BEST HEREFORD by the Champion. TROPHY to the best in section. All trophies to be awarded in the Grand Parade commencing at 3.00 pm, each section to be lead in Section - 3 by the Champion. SHEEP Commercial Beef NFU MUTUAL HAVE KINDLY JUDGE: STEVEN O'KANE, POWYSFRANK SPONSORED THE SHEEP SECTION. PAGE, NORTHAMPTON Class 65 BEST BEEF STEER (Limousin OPEN CLASSES or Limousin Cross) Classes 1-81 - Prize Money: 1st £15; 2nd £12; 3rd £8; 4th £5. ENTRY FEE £2.00. Class 66 BEST BEEF STEER (British THE SUPREME CHAMPION IN THE Blue or British Blue Cross) SHOW WILL RECEIVE A PRIZE OF £150, RESERVE £100. RESERVE Class 67 BEST BEEF STEER (any other RESERVE £50 breed other than British blue or Judging of Sheep Classes 1-94 commences at 10.00 a.m. Limousin pure or cross) 'SUPREMES' JUDGING AT THE END OF ALL BREED CLASSES. Class 68 BEST BEEF HEIFER (British Blue or British Blue Cross) GENERAL CONDITION:- All Breeding Ewes to have reared a Lamb during the current year. Class 69 BEST BEEF HEIFER (Limousin or Limousin Cross) MAEDI VISNA: Only full accredited or non-scheme sheep will be accepted. Please indicate status. Accredited only for Suffolk, Beltex Charollais Sheep & Hampshires. Class 70 BEST BEEF HEIFER (any breed You must state on the entry form if - accredited or non- other than British Blue or accredited. Limousin pure or cross)

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MV/CAE EXHIBITORS You must give your MV/ Class 13 GROUP OF 3, to include breeding CAE Health Declaration forms to a Steward before ewe, shearling and lamb unloading. The CHARLES CUTLER ROSEBOWL will be Stokesley Show Trophy to be awarded to the Champion awarded for the Supreme Sheep at Stokesley Show. Charollais. To be judged by all Sheep Judges on a points basis, The British Charollais Sheep Society offers a immediately following the judging of each section. Championship Rosette.Special Prize £5.00 for Best Charollais Sheep. Reserve £3. All Sheep Trophies will be presented after championships. Texel It is the Exhibitors responsibility to complete their own movement licenses. All stock to remain on showfield JUDGE: MR W. FAWCETT, MORPETH until at least 4.00pm. The Stokesley Agricultural Society holding number is Class 14 AGED RAM 48/448/8001. A Referee Judge is available if required. Class 15 SHEARING RAM

Suffolk Class 16 RAM LAMB JUDGE: MR G. YEWDALL, GT. AYTON Class 17 ONE BREEDING EWE The Suffolk Sheep Society present a Special Rosette to the Best Exhibit from a Registered Flock Class 18 ONE SHEARLING GIMMER Class 1 ONE SHEARING OR AGED RAM Class 19 GIMMER LAMB Class 2 RAM LAMB, trimmed Class 20 GROUP OF 3, to include breeding Class 3 RAM LAMB, untrimmed ewe, shearling and lamb

Class 4 GIMMER LAMB The Quercus Flock Perpetual Trophy to be awarded to the Champion Texel. Special prize £5 for best Texel Sheep. Reserve Class 5 ONE SHEARLING GIMMER £3. PLEASE INDICATE ON ENTRY FORM ACCREDITED OR NON-ACCREDITED. Class 6 ONE BREEDING EWE These classes are sponsored by John Howard. Class 7 GROUP OF 3, to include breeding ewe, shearling and lamb Beltex THE ERNEST MYERS PERPETUAL MEMORIAL JUDGE: MR MARK JENNINGS, KENDAL CUP will be awarded to the Best Exhibit. Special Prizes The Beltex section is kindly sponsored by Mrs Anita £5.00 for Best Suffolk Sheep. Reserve £3. Huntsman Charollais Class 21 ONE SHEARLING OR AGED RAM JUDGE: MR S. HODGSON, BEDALE Class 22 RAM LAMB These classes qualify for the Yorkshire Area Novice Points Competition, open to breeders who have Class 23 ONE BREEDING EWE not previously won a Breed Championship. The presentation to be made at Masham Sheep Fair. Class 24 ONE SHEARLING GIMMER Class 8 ONE SHEARLING OR AGED RAM Class 25 ONE GIMMER LAMB Class 9 RAM LAMB Class 26 GROUP OF 3, to include breeding ewe, shearling and lamb Class 10 ONE BREEDING EWE The David Findlay Perpetual Memorial Trophy to the Champion Beltex Accredited only. Class 11 ONE SHEARLING GIMMER Special prize £5 for best Beltex Sheep Reserve £3. Class 12 GIMMER LAMB

Established 1859 STOKESLEY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY Hampshire Downs Scotch Blackface MV ACCREDITED ONLY JUDGE: MR M. MUIR, WHITBY JUDGE: MR JAMES CHAPMAN & Class 41 AGED RAM MR NIGEL CHAPMAN, HAWES Class 27 AGED RAM Class 42 SHEARLING RAM Class 28 SHEARLING RAM Class 43 RAM LAMB

Class 29 RAM LAMB Class 44 ONE BREEDING EWE

Class 30 ONE BREEDING EWE Class 45 ONE SHEARLING GIMMER.

Class 31 ONE SHEARLING GIMMER Class 46 ONE GIMMER LAMB Class 32 GIMMER LAMB Class 47 GROUP OF FOUR, including Aged or Shearling Ram, Breeding Class 33 GROUP OF 3, to include breeding Ewe or Shearling Gimmer, Ram ewe, shearling and lamb. Lamb and Gimmer Lamb Stokesley Show Trophy to be awarded to the Champion Hampshire. THE CANON KYLE MEMORIAL PERPETUAL Accredited only. CHALLENGE CUP will be awarded to the Best Special prize £5 for Best Hampshire. Reserve £3. Group. Special Prize £5.00 for Best Scotch Blackface Sheep. Reserve £3. Swaledale Jacob JUDGE: MR R.L. GARBUTT, CHOPGATE JUDGE: MR S. DODSWORTH, CUMBRIA All sheep to be shown to Breed Society rules.

Class 34 AGED RAM This section is sponsored by ALLEN NIXON. Class 35 SHEARLING RAM Class 48 AGED RAM

Class 36 RAM LAMB Class 49 SHEARLING RAM

Class 37 ONE BREEDING EWE Class 50 RAM LAMB

Class 38 ONE SHEARLING GIMMER Class 51 ONE BREEDING EWE

Class 39 ONE GIMMER LAMB Class 52 ONE SHEARLING GIMMER Class 40 GROUP OF FOUR, including Class 53 ONE GIMMER LAMB Aged or Shearling Ram, Breeding Ewe or Shearling Gimmer, Ram Class 54 GROUP OF 3, not more than 2 Lamb and Gimmer Lamb of one sex THE BOULTON & COOPER LTD, PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP will be awarded to the best Group. THE JACOB SHEEP SOCIETY offers a rosette for the Best Jacob in the Show. Special Prize £5 for Best Swaledale Sheep. Reserve £3. THE F. W. HALL ROSE BOWL will be awarded to THE D.J HANSON LTD TROPHY is awarded to the Best the Best Jacob Sheep. Special Prize £5.00 for Best Swaledale Sheep Jacob Sheep. Reserve £3.

Established 1859 STOKESLEY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY Class 68 ONE MULE Teeswater SHEARLING GIMMER JUDGE: DAVID M. WILSON, BECKWITHSHAW Class 69 ONE MULE GIMMER LAMB, for breeding purposes Class 55 AGED RAM OR SHEARLING RAM Class 70 GROUP OF 3, to include breeding ewe, shearling and lamb Class 56 RAM LAMB Special Prize £5 for Best Mule. Reserve £3. Exhibitor to Class 57 EWE choose one from winning pair for championship. Class 58 SHEARLING GIMMER Stokesley Show Trophy to be awarded to the Champion Mule. Class 59 GIMMER LAMB Native Class 60 GROUP OF 3, not more than 2 ALL EXHIBITS TO BE NON MAEDI-VISNA of one sex ACCREDITED IN THIS SECTION, MUST BE Special Prize £5 for Best Teeswater Sheep. STRICTLY ADHERED TO. Reserve £3. Native breeds for which there are no other classes in schedule. Stokesley Show Sugarlump Trophy to be awarded to JUDGE: MR J. FOSTER, THIRSK the Champion Teeswater. Class 71 NATIVE BREEDS Male over 1 year

Blue Faced Leicester Class 72 Female over 1 year JUDGE: MR K. SHIELD, HEXHAM Class 73 Male lamb under 12 months old Class 61 AGED OR SHEARLING RAM Class 74 Female lamb under 12 months Class 62 RAM LAMB Class 75 GROUP OF 3, to include breeding Class 63 BREEDING EWE ewe, shearling and lamb Special prize £5 for best native, reserve £3. Please state Class 64 GIMMER SHEARLING breed on entry form. Rosette to Best Oxford Down presented by Oxford Down Sheep Breeders Association. Class 65 GIMMER LAMB Rosette to the Best Woodland presented by the Rare Breeds Survival Trust. Class 66 GROUP OF 3, to include breeding THE STOKESLEY FARMERS BEAGLE PERPETUAL TROPHY to be awarded for champion native sheep. ewe, shearling and lamb.

Stokesley ShowClaret Jug Trophy to be awarded to the Primitive Champion Blue Faced Leicester. ALL EXHIBITS TO BE NON MAEDI-VISNA Special Prize £5 for Best Blue Faced Leicester Sheep ACCREDITED IN THIS SECTION, MUST BE Reserve £3. STRICTLY ADHERED TO. Primitive breeds for which there are no other classes in schedule. JUDGE: MRS A. LACEY, YORK Mule Class 76 Male over 1 year JUDGE: MR P . BROUGHTON, YORK Class 77 Female lamb over 1 year Class 67 ONE MULE EWE TO HAVE REARED LAMBS IN Class 78 Male lamb under 12 months old CURRENT YEAR

Established 1859 STOKESLEY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY Class 79 Female lamb under 12 months old CHAMPIONSHIP 1st prize winners to compete. The MR & MRS Class 80 GROUP OF 3, to include breeding R. WEIGHELL Trophy to be awarded to the ewe, shearling and lamb Champion. Stokesley Show Trophy to be awarded to the Champion Primitive. Butchers Lambs Special prize £5 for best primitive. Reserve £3. Please state To be judged at approx 11.30am, all to be non- breed on entry form. Championship. accredited JUDGE: KYLE HAWKSWORTH, Any Other Breed NORTHALLERTON Sheep not catered for in any other section Class 89 DOWNCROSS PEN OF TWO BUTCHERS’ LAMBS (Suffolk ALL EXHIBITS TO BE NON MAEDI-VISNA or Cross) which must have been ACCREDITED IN THIS SECTION, MUST BE bred by the Exhibitor. The breed STRICTLY ADHERED TO. of Ram must be stated at time of JUDGE: MR C. MILBURN, MALTON entry. 40kgs live weight or under each animal Class 81 Male over 1 year Class 90 DOWNCROSS PEN OF TWO Class 82 Male lamb under 12 months old BUTCHERS’ LAMBS (Suffolk Class 83 Female over 1 year or Cross) which must have been bred by the Exhibitor. The breed Class 84 Female lamb under 12 months old of Ram must be stated at time of entry. Over 40kgs live weight each animal Class 85 GROUP OF 3, to include breeding ewe, shearling and lamb Class 91 CONTINENTAL PEN OF TWO BUTCHERS’ LAMBS Stokesley Show 1910 Trophy to be awarded to the which must have been bred by the Champion Any Other Breed. exhibitor. The breed of the Ram Special prize £5 for best any other pure breed. Reserve £3. must be stated at time of entry Please state breed on entry form. Championship. 40kgs live weight or under each animal Class 92 CONTINENTAL PEN OF TWO Pet Lamb & Handler BUTCHERS’ LAMBS To be judged at approx 11.30am after championship which must have been bred by of sheep. Judged on Handling and Presentation, all to be haltered, sheep not to be shown in any other classes. the exhibitor. The breed of Ram Please give child’s name when entering. Lamb to be must be stated at time of entry. born in the current year and to be NON-ACCREDITED. Over 40kgs live weight each animal

JUDGE: MR M. & MRS K. PHALP, Class 93 PEN OF TWO BUTCHERS’ GT AYTON LONG WOOL LAMBS, Masham or Mule Class 86 HANDLERS TO BE 6 YEARS AND UNDER ON SHOW DAY. Class 94 PEN OF TWO BUTCHERS’ LAMBS, Scotch Blackface or Class 87 HANDLERS TO BE 7 YEARS OF Swaledale AGE TO 10 YEARS ON SHOWDAY THE JOSEPH WILSON MEMORIAL TROPHY will Class 88 HANDLERS TO BE 11 YEARS OF be awarded to the winner. AGE TO 15 YEARS ON SHOW DAY THE LOWTHER BRANSBY MEMORIAL TROPHY will be awarded to the best pen in Classes 89-92

Established 1859 STOKESLEY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY No Pen of Lambs allowed to compete in more than one Class. It is the Exhibitors responsibility to complete their own movement licenses. Section - 5 ALL STOCK TO REMAIN ON SHOWFIELD UNTIL AT LEAST 4.00PM. DAIRY GOATS The Stokesley Agricultural Society holding number is 48/448/8801. JUDGE: MRS A. AITKEN, ABERDEENSHIRE Classes 1-32: Prize Money: First £15; Second £12; Third £8. Sheep Dog Trials ENTRY FEE £2.00. The Goat Classes are held under the Rules, Regulations TO BE HELD ANNUALLY EVERY MAY AT and Recognition of the British Goat Society. All STOKESLEY SHOWFIELD. FOR DETAILS exhibits must be registered with the British Goat SEE LOCAL PRESS. ENTRANTS AND Society as in the ownership and in the name of the PUBLIC WELCOME exhibitor, the registered name and number being quoted on the entry form (also the kidding date for goats in milk). All goats in milk to have kidded or aborted a Section - 4 minimum of 30 days previous to the day of the Show. This show has B/W health status. Entry is restricted VINTAGE MACHINERY to those goats with current B.G.S. C.A.E. - negative THIS SECTION IS KINDLY certification. Current proof of this is to be SPONSORED BY LITHGOW SONS submitted with entry form. & PARTNERS, STOKESLEY. Class 1 FEMALE GOAT that has borne a kid any age, in milk, entered in the JUDGES: Anglo Nubian section of the Herd First Prize £15; Second £12; Third £8. Book ENTRY FEE £4. Class 2 FEMALE GOAT that has borne a ALL VEHICLES TO BE ON SHOWFIELD kid, any age, in milk, entered in the BY 8.00AM Saanen Section of the Herd Book Class 1 FERGUSON TRACTOR - pre 1968 Class 3 FEMALE GOAT that has borne a Class 2 BEST ORIGINAL TRACTOR kid, any age, in milk, entered in the (working clothes) - pre 1968 Toggenburg section of Herd Book Class 3 VINTAGE TRACTOR - Pre 1968 Class 4 FEMALE GOAT that has borne a kid, any age, in milk, entered in the Class 4 VINTAGE EQUIPMENT - British Alpine section of the Herd Book Working Pre 1968 Class 5 FEMALE GOAT that has borne a Class 5 BEST ENGINE - vertical kid, any age, in milk, entered in the British Saanen section of the Herd Class 6 BEST ENGINE - horizontal Book All entrants in the Vintage Machinery classes must Class 6 FEMALE GOAT that has borne a hold a valid certificate of public liability insurance. kid, any age, in milk, entered in the SPECIAL AWARDS British Toggenburg section of the Best Vintage Tractor - Herd Book SILKOLENE LUBRICANTS SHIELD Best Original Tractor- Class 7 FEMALE GOAT that has borne a DICK PRESTON MEMORIAL SHIELD kid, any age, in milk, entered in the Best Ferguson - Golden or English Guernsey R BARKER & SON SHIELD section of the Herd Book Best in Show - ARNOLD MARTIN MEMORIAL SHIELD Class 8 FEMALE GOAT that has borne a Best Engine - kid, any age, in milk, any other THE STOKESLEY MOTORS TROPHY variety

Established 1859 40 STOKESLEY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY Class 9 GOATLING that has not borne a Class 21 FEMALE KID over two months but kid, over one but not exceeding two not exceeding one year, entered in years, entered in the Anglo Nubian the British Saanen section of the section of the Herd Book Herd Book Class 10 GOATLING that has not borne a Class 22 FEMALE KID, over two months kid, over one but not exceeding but not exceeding one year, entered two years, entered in the Saanen in the British Toggenburg section of Section of the Herd Book the Herd Book Class 23 FEMALE KID, over two months Class 11 GOATLING that has not borne a but not exceeding one year, entered kid, over one, but not exceeding in the English or Golden Guernsey two years, entered in the section of the Herd Book Toggenburg section of the Herd Book Class 24 FEMALE KID over two months Class 12 GOATLING that has not borne a but not exceeding one year, any kid, over one, but not exceeding two other variety years, entered in the British Alpine section of the Herd Book Class 25 MILKING COMPETITION for Goats entered in the Anglo Nubian Class 13 GOATLING that has not borne a section of the Herd Book kid, over one but not exceeding two years, entered in the British Saanen section of the Herd Book Class 26 MILKING COMPETITION for Goats entered in the Saanen section of the Herd Book Class 14 GOATLING that has not borne a kid, over one but not exceeding two years entered in the British Class 27 MILKING COMPETITION for Toggenburg section of the Herd Goats entered in the Toggenburg Book section of the Herd Book Class 15 GOATLING, that has not borne a Class 28 MILKING COMPETITION for Goats entered in the British Alpine kid, over one but not exceeding two section of the Herd Book years entered in the Golden or English Guernsey section of the Herd Class 29 MILKING COMPETITION for Book Goats entered in the British Saanen section of the Herd Book Class 16 GOATLING that has not borne a kid, over one but not exceeding two Class 30 MILKING COMPETITION for years, any other variety Goats entered in the British Toggenburg section of the Herd Book Class 17 FEMALE KID over two months but not exceeding one year, entered Class 31 MILKING COMPETITION for in the Anglo Nubian section of the Goats entered in the English or Herd Book Golden Guernsey section of the Herd Book Class 18 FEMALE KID over two months but not exceeding one year, entered in the Class 32 MILKING COMPETITION for Saanen Section of the Herd Book Goats any other variety

Class 19 FEMALE KID, over two months but not exceeding one year, GOAT HEALTH CLASSIFICATION - “W” entered in the Toggenburg section of Entries will be restricted to those goats with the Herd Book current BGS. CAE- monitored status and goats from herds that are whole herd tested within the Class 20 FEMALE KID over two months but 12 months prior to the show. not exceeding one year, entered in the No entries will be accepted unless CAE Blood British Alpine section of the Herd Test results are on BGS submission forms or Book sheep and goat health scheme forms.

Established 1859 STOKESLEY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY This is to enable quick and accurate J. THOMPSON MEMORIAL TROPHY - Points confirmation of the status of the goats attending awarded at this Show to all Cleveland Dairy Goat this show. Society members will count towards the above trophy. SPECIAL PRIZES A ROSETTE for the Best Goat in Show. NOTICES A CHALLENGE CERTIFICATE for All Goats in milk must be on the show ground by the Best Goat that has borne a kid. 6 pm on the eve of the Show and must be stripped A CHALLENGE CERTIFICATE for out by an appointed steward by 6.30 pm. the Best Inspection/Production Goat. All other exhibits to be on the Showground by A BREED CHALLENGE CERTIFICATE for 9.30 am on Show day. the Best Goat that has borne a kid in each of the following breeds: Anglo Nubian, Saanan, Exhibitors please note that the Registered name, Toggenburg, British-Alpine, British-Guernsey, number, ear mark, date of birth, sires registered British Saanan, British Toggenburg and Golden name, and number and for Goats in milk, date of Guernsey. A CERTIFICATE OF MERIT for the kidding, must be put on the Entry Form. Best British Milker that has borne a kid over one Any kid exhibited must be not less than two year old. calendar months old on the day of the Show. Bedding provided. SPECIAL AWARDS The pomeroy challenge cup for the Anglo Wubian goat over two years with the PLEASE CHECK THAT ALL EAR-MARKS ARE highset milking competition points. CLEARLY VISIBLE. The "Stud Goat" Challenge Cup for the Stud Goat the sire of the best progeny exhibited at Section - 6 certain Shows, not exceeding nine in number, in any one calendar year. Points will be allotted to progeny winning prizes as follows: Each 1st prize, PRODUCE 3 points, 2nd prize, 2 points, 3rd prize, 1 point; WATERS WASTE KINDLY subject to no goat being allotted more than three points in inspection classes and three points in SPONSORS THE PRODUCE milking competitions at any one show. No points SECTION will be allotted in respect of awards in "family", or JUDGES: in "novice" or other restricted classes. Honey: Mr I. Flatman, Wakefield Mr J. Toovey, Gt Broughton The qualities of the goat itself will not be taken Liqeurs: Mr R. Buchanan, Stockton-on-Tees into consideration. The Cup will be awarded to the Preserves: Mrs S. Smith, Moorsholm breeder of the Stud Goat whose progeny secure Bread: Mrs J. Mills, Co Durham the most points, provided that not less than 25 Pastries: Mrs E. Cunningham, Carlton in Cleveland points are obtained by the progeny of one goat. Biscuits: Mrs H. Dixon, Whitby The Cleveland Dairy Goat Society offers to its Cakes: Mrs G. Cooke, Harrogate members:- Mrs M.A. Lackenby, Kirbymoorside Icing Section: Mrs E. Dent, Crathorne THE BEABE PERPETUAL TROPHIES donated by Mr & Mrs B. Clark, for Best Milker, Best ALL ESSENTIAL PASS HOLDING VEHICLES Goatling, Best Kid, Anglo Nubian or British TO BE ON THE SHOWFIELD BY 8.30AM, Alpine. NO MOVEMENT OF VEHICLES AFTER 8.30AM. ST. CLEMENTS PERPETUAL TROPHY donated by Mr R. Clements for Best British Alpine Exhibits to be displayed by 9am. (YOU MUST kid. BRING ENTRY SHEETS TO COLLECT YOUR ENTRIES AT 4.30 - 5.00PM.) RICHMAY PERPETUAL CHALLENGE Judging the Exhibits, the right of opening any TROPHY donated by Mrs B. Richardson, for Best or all bottles is reserved. First Prize £5.00; Saanen or British Saanen goat. Second £3.00; Third £2.00. ENTRY FEE 60p. Exhibitors limited to a maximum of three entries DOXFORD PERPETUAL SHIELD for the British per exhibitor in each class. Saanen Milker with the highest milk yield on the day.

Established 1859 STOKESLEY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY EVERY EXHIBIT in Classes 1-28 Honey & Dairy Class 12 ONE BOTTLE OF SPECIALISED Produce must have adhered to it the Small Adhesive MEAD. Cyser Methyglin, Pyment, Label provided by the Secretary to the Show. Hypocrass or Melomel. NO REMOVAL OF ITEMS BEFORE 4.30PM. Class 13 1X1 LB "BLACKED OUT' JAR Rules for the Honey Classes 1-15 are at the end of the OF HONEY. Any type of honey in honey section. a 1 lb jar to be judged on flavour. Must be free of wax and debris. Class 1 ONE CAKE OF BEES WAX, Black sleeve to be provided. not less than 200g (1/2 lb) Class 14 5X1 OZ BARS OF BEESWAX. Class 2 ONE FRAME OF COMB HONEY, deep or shallow Class 15 HONEY AS FOR SALE. 3 jars of the same type of honey Class 3 TWO 1lb. JARS EXTRACTED appropriately labelled for sale at LIGHT HONEY any outlet. Class 4 TWO 1lb. JARS EXTRACTED HEATHER HONEY RULES FOR HONEY CLASS Jars must be fully filled, with no gap visible Class 5 TWO 1lb. JARS between top of bottled honey and base of lid. GRANULATED OR SOFT SET In all honey classes, with the exception of class HONEY 15, extracted honey must be exhibited in 454g (1lb)British Standard squat clear glass honey Class 6 TWO 1lb. JARS MEDIUM OR jars. Standard gold lacquered metal screw caps DARK HONEY only should be used. Jars in any one class must be matching, uniform pairs, and of the same Class 7 TWO 1lb. SECTIONS OF type/manufacture. Mould mark numbers are not COMB OF HEATHER or FLOWER HONEY relevant i.e. they need not be the same number. Ornamental or decorative jars with printed lids Class 8 CUT COMB OF HONEY200g are acceptable in class 15 with a minimum (1/2lb) in plastic cut comb weight of 340g (12oz). container with clear lid Frames must be staged in an enclosed bee-proof Class 9 HONEY CAKE showcase with clear transparent sides, with the Ingredients: frame itself easily removable for inspection 6oz Butter by the judge. Frames with black, 'coloured' or 12oz Honey plastic foundation are not acceptable. 2 Large Eggs Mead shall be exhibited in full clear white or 9oz SR Flour slightly green tinted round shouldered Bordeaux style wine bottles of 70/75cl capacity, with or Method: without punted bottoms;without names, fluting Melt butter and honey over low heat, slow or ornamentation and sealed with white plastic simmer while stirring for 1 minute. Cool, mix in flanged end cork stoppers. Specialised mead flour and eggs put in 8" lined tin. Bake at 150c (class 12) should be labelled with the type and (fan) for about 45-60 minutes. ingredient. Bottles with flanged or screw tops or non-standard will be disqualified. The space To assist with presentation and ease of tasting, between the liquid and fully seated stopper must the cake will be placed on a black plate in a clear be between 5 and 20mm. polythene bag to be provided by the section secretary. Class 16 ONE BOTTLE OF FLAVOURED GIN (not sloe) Class 10 ONE BOTTLE OF SWEET MEAD Class 17 ONE BOTTLE SLOE GIN (small Class 11 ONE BOTTLE OF DRY bottle) MEAD

Established 1859 44 STOKESLEY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY Class 18 ONE BOTTLE (of any other) Class 34 FLAPJACK - Four pieces LIQUEUR - (Small Bottle) Class 35 SIX GINGER BISCUITS, Rolled Class 19 FLAVOURED VINEGAR IN A out and use cutter SMALL BOTTLE Class 36 ONE ROUND SHORTBREAD CD LAMB TROPHY to best bottle of Sloe Gin. PETERLEE TROPHY to best liqueur. Class 37 FOUR CHOCOLATE CHIP COOKIES STATE DATE AND VARIETY MADE OR UNABLE TO BE JUDGED. Class 38 FOUR CHOCOLATE BROWNIES NOTE:- ONLY ONE ENTRY PER CLASS PER EXHIBITOR IN CLASSES 20-28 Class 39 FOUR FRUIT SCONES Class 20 JAR OF LEMON CURD Class 40 FOUR CHEESE SCONES The Dr. Fiona Clarke Memorial Trophy to be presented to the winner of Class 20 Class 41 FOUR ANY OTHER FLAVOURED SCONE Class 21 JAR OF JAM - Strawberry Class 42 LEMON MERINGUE PIE Class 22 JAR OF JAM - Raspberry Class 43 4 ALMOND TARTS Class 23 JAR OF JAM - Blackcurrant Class 44 4 JAM TARTS Class 24 JAR OF JAM - any other named variety Class 45 1 BAKEWELL TART Class 25 JAR OF MARMALADE Class 46 SAUCER FRUIT PIE, Short Crust Class 26 JAR OF FRUIT JELLY, any Pastry named variety Class 47 BAKED EGG CUSTARD TART Class 27 JAR OF UNUSUAL PRESERVE Class 48 EGG AND BACON FLAN Class 28 JAR OF CHUTNEY Class 49 4 SAUSAGE ROLLS A MAXIMUM OF 2 ENTRIES PER EXHIBITOR FROM CLASS 29 ON WARDS All cakes to be displayed on a doyley or paper plate Class 29 WHITE BREAD, Made in a 1lb loaf tin or 454grm, at least 24 Class 50 MEN ONLY: CAKE OF OWN hours old CHOICE - not to be iced Class 30 BROWN BREAD, Made in a 1lb loaf tin or 454grm, at least 24 Class 51 DUNDEE CAKE hours old The WELFORD CUP is awarded to the best bread loaf. Class 52 DATE & WALNUT LOAF

Class 31 TWO FRUIT TEACAKES Class 53 CHERRY ALMOND CAKE The KA HAITH Salver to the winner to be held Ingredients: for 1 year. 225g/8oz soft margarine 225g/8oz caster sugar Class 32 4 BREAD BUNS - white or brown 4 large eggs 310g/11oz plain flour Class 33 SPECIALITY BREAD (any shape) 1 level teaspoon baking powder 175g/6oz glace cherries (washed, dried & halved)

Established 1859 STOKESLEY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY 25g/1oz ground almonds we would like you to produce a 25g/ 1oz flaked almond Victorian afternoon tea using 2-3 drops of almond essence authentic recipes. (to be presented on 275g/10oz sultanas a cake stand) Glace cherries & almonds for top. Method: Section - 7 1. "all in one" 2. Place in 8" (approx) cake tin & sprinkle with cherries & almonds. HANDICRAFTS 3. Bake, gas mark 2/150oC for 21/4 to 21/2 hrs 4. Leave 15 mins before turning out onto a wire WATERS WASTE tray KINDLY SPONSORS THE Class 54 TRADITIONAL JAM SWISS ROLL HANDICRAFTS SECTION JUDGES: Class 55 LEMON DRIZZLE CAKE/LOAF Knitting: MS L. FIDLER, OTLEY MRS J. LUMLEY, BROTTON Class 56 A FATLESS SPONGE Mixed Crafts: MRS P. AYRE, N'TON Embroidery: DR E. BLAKEY, NEWBY Class 57 CARROT CAKE Woodwork & Metalwork: MR B. MORGAN, M'BRO JUDGING STARTS AT 9.30AM PROMPT Class 58 GINGER LOAF/CAKE Prize Money: 1st £5.00; 2nd £3.00; 3rd £2.00. ENTRY FEE 60p per entry. Class 59 VICTORIA SANDWICH CAKE ALL ESSENTIAL PASS HOLDING VEHICLES THE HARFORTH SALVER (to be held for one year) TO BE ON THE SHOWFIELD BY 8.30AM. NO To be awarded to the Winner of Class 59. MOVEMENT OF VEHICLES AFTER 8.30AM. Exhibits to be displayed by 9.00am. Exhibits to be Class 60 4 PIECES FROM A TRAY BAKE collected 4.30pm - 5.30pm. Class 61 MILLIONAIRE SHORTBREAD YOU MUST BRING ENTRY SHEETS TO COLLECT (Shortbread, fudge and chocolate) YOUR ENTRIES AT THE END OF THE DAY 4 pieces Exhibitors limited to a maximum of three entries per exhibitor in each class. Class 62 FOUR FRUIT MUFFINS, DOREEN ALLGOOD MEMORIAL Paper Cases SHIELD - KNITTING CLASSES 1-13 Class 63 FOUR BUTTERFLY CAKES, THE BETTY FRANK PERPETURAL TROPHY Paper Cases - MIXED CRAFTS CLASSES 14-35 Class 64 ICED COFFEE CAKE THE JEAN HUGILL - EMBROIDERY SHIELD - CLASSES 37-41 Class 65 AN UNUSUAL FLAVOURED LITTLEFAIR CUP - WOODWORK/ CAKE (must have a label METALWORK CLASSES 43-48. identifying the flavour) ITEMS MUST NOT HAVE BEEN PRIZE Class 66 FOUR ICED CUPCAKES, WINNERS AT STOKESLEY SHOW PREVIOUSLY. not to be cut Rosette award for Best in each section - Knitting, Mixed Handicraft, Embroidery, Woodwork/Metalwork. Class 67 6 PETIT FOURS Class 1 HAND KNITTED GARMENT, Class 68 ICED 'DRIP' CAKE, Let your for Child under one year imagination run wild. Not to be cut Class 2 CHILD’S GARMENT, Hand Class 69 4 ICED BUSCUITS Knitted, over one year Class 70 IN HONOUR OF OUR 160th YEAR Class 3 ADULT GARMENT, Hand Knitted, with fastening

Established 1859 STOKESLEY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY Class 4 ADULT GARMENT, Hand Knitted, Class 29 ARTICLE FROM RECYCLED without fastening MATERIAL Class 5 KNITTED DOLL OR TOY Class 30 ARTICLE, any craft not scheduled over 30cm Class 6 GLOVES OR SOCKS Knitted Class 31 ARTICLE, any Craft not scheduled, Class 7 SCARF OR HAT Knitted under 30cm long Class 8 ITEM OF KNITTED LACE IN Class 32 STUFFED TOY, any medium FINE YARN Class 33 A HARE (any medium) Class 9 KNITTED SAMPLE MAXSIZE, 20x30cms Class 34 AN ITEM OF CLOTHING FOR A CHILD, not knitted Class 10 ITEM FROM HAND SPUN WOOL Class 35 A ITEM OF CLOTHING FOR AN Class 11 A KNITTED BAG, lined, fulled or ADULT, not knitted felted Class 36 GREETINGS CARD - any medium Class 12 A KNITTED TEA COSY (with envelope) NO KITS Class 13 CROCHET ARTICLE any medium Class 37 COUNTED THREADWORK, (including cross-stitch) unframed Class 14 AN EXAMPLE OF HAND MADE FELT Class 38 EMBROIDERY, any article not Class 15 A ITEM OF NEEDLE FELT cross-stitch, longest side less then 30cm Class 16 DRESSED DOLL any medium Class 39 EMBROIDERY, longest side more Class 17 SOFT TOY IN A MATCH BOX than 30cm, any article not cross stitch Class 40 COUNTED THREADWORK, Class 18 A BAG any medium (including cross-stitch) (framed Class 19 A DOORSTOP Class 41 MASQUERADE MASK Class 20 BOOKMARK, any medium Class 42 CUSHION Class 21 DECORATED BOX Class 43 PIECE OF JEWELLERY Class 22 A CHRISTMAS TREE Class 44 BEAD WORK ORNAMENT (stand provided) Class 45 ITEM OF LEADED GLASS Class 23 FESTIVE DECORATION Class 46 ITEM OF FUSED GLASS Class 24 A PIN CUSHION Class 47 WALKING STICK OR POLE Class 25 HAND CRAFTED FLOWERS Class 48 WOODWORK, turned Class 26 1.5 METRE OF BUNTING (any handicraft medium) Class 49 WOODWORK, not turned Class 27 A PATCHWORK QUILT/THROW Class 50 METALWORK Class 28 A SMALL ITEM OF PATCHWORK Class 51 WOODWORK COMBINED turned 30cm max and not turned

Established 1859 STOKESLEY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY

Class 52 ITEM OF CARVED WOOD Class 57 WATERCOLOUR and/or GOUACHE Class 53 STONE WORK, WIRE OR WILLOW SCULPTURE THE GLADYS B. CLEMITT MEMORIAL TROPHY to be held for one year will be awarded to the winner Class 54 UNDER 18'S ITEM OF METAL OR of Class 57. WOODWORK (age as on showday) Class 58 ACRYLIC/CHROMA Class 55 AN 'UPCYCLED'ITEM IN WOOD Class 59 OIL/ALKYD OR METAL Class 60 PASTEL - Soft or Oil Class 56 DECORATED UMBRELLA. To be displayed outside on a stake provided. The JEAN BELL CUP to be held for one year will be To be judged by the President. awarded to the best Pastel in the show. Class 61 BLACK & WHITE MEDIA - Art and Painting Charcoal etc. (Coloured paper is JUDGE: MR J. McGAIRY, GUISBOROUGH allowed) Prize Money: 1st £5.00; 2nd £3.00; 3rd £2.00. ENTRY FEE 60p per entry. Exhibits to be Class 62 COLOURED PEN/PENCIL/INKS displayed by 9.00am. Exhibits limited to a maximum of three entries per Class 63 MIXED MEDIA & COLLAGE Exhibitor in each class. Number to be attached to front THE ALEC WRIGHT MEMORIAL SALVER to be of Picture. Entries are to be framed for protection and held for one year will be awarded to the Best Exhibit in complete with hanger. Paintings of any Subject will Classes, kindly donated by the Cleveland Branch of the be accepted in all classes. MAXIMUM SIZE OF Council for the Protection of Rural England. EXHIBIT TO BE NO LARGER THAN 30”x24” The Society does not accept any responsibility for loss INCLUDING FRAME. in this Section, but every care will be taken. STOKESLEY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY

SPECIAL NOTICE - Classes. Any article awarded a JUDGES: First Prize at this Society’s last Show is not eligible to Corn Samples: MR D. PENNOCK, GT AYTON compete at this year’s Show. Roots and Hay: MR S. COULSON, NEWBY Article exhibited must have been made or executed First Prize £5.00; Second £3.00; Third £2.00. by the Exhibitor and must be his or her bona fide ENTRY FEE 60p per entry. property at the date of the Show. Samples in Classes 1-7 to be 1 kg minimum in Weight. Photography NOTE - Variety of each Sample of Corn to be named. ALL EXHIBITS TO BE DISPLAYED BY (Not Professional) 9.00AM. JUDGE: MR P. FOSTER, GUISBOROUGH ALL ESSENTIAL PASS HOLDING VEHICLES Prize money 1st - £5.00; 2nd - £3.00; 3rd - £2.00 TO BE ON THE SHOWFIELD BY 8.30AM. NO ENTRY FEE 60p per entry. MOVEMENT OF VEHICLES AFTER 8.30AM. Exhibits to be displayed by 9.00am. Exhibits not to be collected before 4.30pm. OPEN CLASSES Exhibits limited to three entries per exhibitor in Class 1 SAMPLE OF AUTUMN SOWN each class. BARLEY Exhibitor to mark the correct orientation of the Class 2 SAMPLE OF SPRING SOWN photograph Prints colour or monochrome not less than 6” x 4” BARLEY Maximum size to be no greater than A4 size (210mm x 295mm) or (8.25” x 11.5”) to include any card mounting. Class 3 SAMPLE OF AUTUMN SOWN HARD WHEAT, most suitable Class 64 LANDSCAPE for Milling Purposes Class 65 PORTRAIT Class 4 SAMPLE OF AUTUMN SOWN SOFT WHEAT, most suitable for Class 66 STILL LIFE Biscuit Milling Purposes Class 67 NATURAL WORLD Class 5 SAMPLE OF AUTUMN SOWN WHEAT, most suitable for Feed Class 68 HUMAN ACTIVITY Purposes Class 69 HUMOROUS Class 6 SAMPLE OF SHORT OATS

The J. S. WEST TROPHY (to be held for one year) will Class 7 SAMPLE OF OIL SEED RAPE be awarded to the Best Exhibit in Photography. Class 8 SIX WHITE POTATOES Class 70 OPEN UNWASHED This class for a budding young photographer, 16 years and under on show day. Class 9 SIX RED POTATOES TROPHY FOR BEST YOUNG PHOTOGRAPHER UNWASHED Class 10 TWO SWEDES, any top, Section - 8 Untrimmed Class 11 TWO FODDER BEET, RED OR FARM PRODUCE ORANGE, As grown, untrimmed FLETCHERS FARM COFFEE SHOP, FARM SHOP AND FARMERS MARKET Class 12 TWO FODDER BEET, ANY COLOUR OTHER THAN RED PROUD TO SUPPORT FARM PRODUCE OR ORANGE YELLOW, All Roots and Corn must be grown by the Exhibitor, who As grown, untrimmed must be a bona-fide Farmer, and SHOWN AS GROWN IN THE CURRENT YEAR. Class 13 HEAVIEST ROOT ‘SWEDE OR FODDER BEET’

Established 1859 STOKESLEY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY Class 14 THREE HEADS OF KALE, PRIZE MONEY (CLASSES 2-115, 117, 118) roots dressed FIRST £5.00, SECOND £3.00, THIRD £2.00 PRIZE MONEY WILL BE PAID OUT IN Class 15 SIX STALKS OF FIELD BEANS THE HORTICULTURE TENT BETWEEN 3 and 4.30 p.m. ON PRODUCTION OF Class 16 TALLEST THISTLE EXHIBITORS CLASS LISTING SENT PRIOR TO THE SHOW. Class 17 SAMPLE OF SILAGE 5kg minimum, judged on Tent cleared at 4.30pm. Exhibitors who produce appearance removal ticket only will be admitted. Electric Light will be provided in the Horticultural Tent Class 18 HALF A BALE OF from 6 p.m. on Friday night. NATURALLY DRIED SEED HAY. All exhibits for prizes must have been grown by the exhibitor. The Judges will be empowered to withhold Class 19 HALF A BALE OF Prizes where the exhibits are considered unworthy, and their decision shall be final. All dishes, vases, stands, NATURALLY DRIED HAY etc., to be provided by Exhibitor. OTHER THAN SEED Tabling provided only by the Society. Anyone THE JOHN METCALFE PERPETUAL MEMORIAL requiring assistance with Staging please contact the TROPHY will be awarded to the Exhibitor gaining the Secretary. Generally varieties should be named, cards Most Points in the Farm Produce. Three Points for 1st; will be provided. Two Points for 2nd; One Point for 3rd. THE LANGBAURGH ROSE BOWL (to be held for one year) will be awarded to the Exhibitor gaining most points in the Horticultural Section, excepting Class 1. 3 Section - 9 Points for 1st, 2 Points for 2nd, 1 Point for 3rd. A Special Prize value £5.00 will be awarded to the best entry in each of the following sections: HORTICULTURE Chrysanthemums, Dahlias, other cut flowers, Pot Plants, Fruit, Vegetables. JUDGES: P. NYMEYER, NUNTHORPE A. SPENCLEY, WHITBY G. GARDENER, DARLINGTON W. BARKER, GT BROUGHTON HORTICULTURAL TRADE T & A MAYNARD, GT BROUGHTON OR SPECIALISTS’ STAND R. ORME, REDCAR J.E. ANDERSON, NORMANBY BY INVITATION Class 1 ARTISTIC DISPLAY OF ANY CHARACTER (excluding TAYLOR WIMPEY ARE Implements or Fertilisers) in space PROUD TO SPONSOR THE 8ft. wide by up to 40ft. long. Height HORTICULTURE SECTION of exhibit not to exceed 10ft. THE SYDNEY AND JOHN WELFORD MEMORIAL IN THE INTEREST OF THE PUBLIC, CUP (to be retained for one year only) is offered for the WE ASK ALL EXHIBITORS TO NAME best exhibit in this class. VARIETIES WHEREVER POSSIBLE. THE JANE JOPLING MEMORIAL TROPHY (to be JUDGING AT 9.30A.M. PROMPT retained for one year only) is presented to the Best Display by an Amateur Society in Class 1. ALL EXHIBITS TO BE DISPLAYED BY 9.00AM. NOTE - No advertising signs or show cards, other than the Exhibitor’s name in appropriate character, are ALL ESSENTIAL PASS HOLDING allowed on the exhibits. NO SELLING FROM THE VEHICLES TO BE ON THE SHOWFIELD DISPLAY until 4.30pm. BY 8.30AM. NO MOVEMENT OF VEHICLES AFTER 8.30AM. ENTRY FEE (CLASSES 2-118) - 60p

Established 1859 STOKESLEY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY Class 15 THREE BLOOMS DAHLIAS, one Chrysanthemums or more varieties in one Vase. & Dahlias (Small and/or Miniature Cactus and/or Semi Cactus) Class 2 ONE CHRYSANTHEMUM, any variety, Disbudded Class 16 THREE BLOOMS DAHLIAS, one or more varieties in one Vase. Class 3 ONE STEM (Small Ball or Mini Ball) CHRYSANTHEMUM (SPRAY), any variety Class 17 THREE BLOOMS DAHLIAS, one or more varieties in one Vase. Class 4 ONE VASE OF EARLY (Pom-pom under two inches) FLOWERED / CHRYSANTHEMUMS, Class 18 A FRONTAL ARRANGEMENT any Variety Disbudded. OF DAHLIAS, arranged for effect. Three Blooms The G. W. MARSAY TROPHY to be held for one year, Class 5 ONE VASE THREE STEMS, will be awarded to the Exhibitor gaining most points in SPRAY CHRYSANTHEMUMS the Dahlia Section. The JOHN LLOYD MEMORIAL TROPHY is awarded to the winner of Class 5. Roses Class 6 ONE VASE MIXED Organised by the Committee & Members of the CHRYSANTHEMUMS Teesside Rose Society – Open to all exhibitors. The G.W. WEST TROPHY to be held for one Vases, baskets, bowls, boxes & palettes will be year, will be awarded to the exhibitor gaining provided for miniature classes. Vases & bowls most points in the Chrysanthemum Section. will be provided for all other classes. Class 7 ONE DAHLIA, any variety up to OPEN TO ALL EXHIBITORS and including150mm (6”) max. dia. Class 19 BOWL, 7 STEMS, LARGE Class 8 ONE DAHLIA, any variety, over FLOWERED ROSES, one or more 150mm (6” dia) varieties

Class 9 THREE BLOOMS DAHLIAS, Class 20 VASE, 3 STEMS, LARGE any variety FLOWERED ROSES, one or more varieties Class 10 TWO BLOOMS DAHLIAS, one or more varieties (Giant or large Class 21 VASE, 2 STEMS, LARGE Decorative) separate vases optional FLOWERED ROSES, one or more Class 11 THREE BLOOMS DAHLIAS, varieties one or more varieties in one Vase (Medium Decorative) Class 22 VASE, 1 STEM, LARGE FLOWERED ROSE Class 12 THREE BLOOMS DAHLIAS, one or more varieties in one Vase. Class 23 VASE, 3 STEMS, CLUSTER (Small and/or Miniature Decorative) FLOWERED ROSES, one or more varieties Class 13 THREE BLOOMS DAHLIAS, one or more varieties. (Giant or Large Class 24 VASE, 1 STEM, CLUSTER Cactus and/or Semi Cactus) FLOWERED ROSE

Class 14 THREE BLOOMS DAHLIAS, Class 25 ARTIST'S PALETTE, 7 BLOOMS, one or more varieties in one Vase. MINIATURE ROSES, four or more (Medium Cactus and/or Semi Cactus) varieties, stage

Established 1859 STOKESLEY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY Class 26 BOX, 6 BLOOMS, MINIATURE Class 42 ONE STEM OF UNUSUAL CUT ROSES, one or more varieties of FLOWER (not scheduled). TO BE classical HT form, NAMED Class 27 VASE, 3 STEMS, MINIATURE Class 43 ONE BEGONIA, Cut ROSES, each carrying a single bloom of classical HT form, one or Class 44 ONE VASE OF FOLIAGE ONLY more varieties (no berries)

Class 28 VASE, 3 STEMS, CLUSTER Class 45 ONE SPECIMEN HOSTA LEAF FLOWERED, MINIATURE in a vase ROSES, one or more varieties Class 46 SIX FUCHSIA FLORETS Mrs Bezemer memorial Cup Best in Classes 19-28. Class 47 FOUR GLADIOLI FLORETS Cut Flowers & Plants Class 48 FOUR CLEMATIS FLOWERS Class 29 ONE LARGE SUNFLOWER in vase Class 49 RED, WHITE & BLUE, one vase, (stem max 300mm 12”) 3 stems cut flowers, one of each colour Class 30 ONE SMALL SUNFLOWER in vase (Flower not to exceed 150mm 6”) Class 50 PLANT IN FLOWER (not otherwised schduled) Class 31 AN ARRANGEMENT OF FLOWERS IN A CONTAINER Class 51 ORCHID PLANT IN FLOWER

Class 32 ONE VASE, three stems, one stem Class 52 FLOWERING NON-STOP of each of 3 distinct varieties not BEGONIA PLANT scheduled, to be named. Class 33 ONE VASE SWEET PEAS, five Class 53 FLOWERING FUCHSIA, pot any spikes size

Class 34 ONE VASE GLADIOLA, three Class 54 FLOWERING GERANIUM or spikes PELARGONIUM

Class 35 ONE SINGLE SPECIMEN Class 55 FOLIAGE PLANT any size pot GLADIOLI excluding coleus

Class 36 SIX FRENCH MARIGOLDS. Class 56 FOLIAGE PLANT not to exceed 125mm (5”) pot excluding coleus Class 37 THREE ANNUALS, excluding Marigolds or Asters Class 57 COLEUS PLANT any size pot

Class 38 VASE OF ASTERS, Three Blooms, Class 58 COLEUS PLANT pot not to exceed any variety 125mm (5”) max. pot

Class 39 ONE PANSY Class 59 FERN IN POT

Class 40 ONE VIOLA Class 60 TWO POT PLANTS - one foliage, one flower Class 41 FOUR PANSIES OR FOUR VIOLAS The MRS S. WEST TROPHY to be held for one year, will be awarded to the exhibitor of the Best Pot Plant.

Established 1859 STOKESLEY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY Class 61 SPECIMEN CACTUS OR Class 80 ONE HEAD OF LETTUCE SUCCULENT Class 81 FIVE ESCHALLOTS, any one Class 62 CACTUS PLANT OR SUCCULENT variety in Pot not exceeding 5in. (125mm) Class 82 ONE CAULIFLOWER The CACTUS CUP will be awarded to the Best Exhibit in the Cactus classes. Class 83 RED CABBAGE The Steradent Poniard - most points in Pot Plants classes 50-62. Class 84 CABBAGE OTHER THAN RED, Round Type Class 63 ONE BLOOM, ONE VEGETABLE Class 85 CABBAGE OTHER THAN RED, Class 64 A MINIATURE GARDEN, Point Type (incontainer not to exceed 15" across) Class 86 TWO PARSNIPS, Tops 7.5cms approx Class 65 BONSAI TREE Class 87 TWO CARROTS, Long, Tops 7.5cm Class 66 GENTS BUTTONHOLE approx Class 67 LADIES CORSAGE Class 88 TWO CARROTS, other than long, Tops 7.5cm approx Fruit Class 89 COLLECTION OF THREE Entrance Fee - 60p DIFFERENT VEGETABLES one of Kindly name variety (optional) each variety Class 68 DISH SIX DESSERT APPLES Class 90 SIX PODS GREEN PEAS Class 69 DISH SIX BAKING APPLES Class 91 SIX PODS DWARF FRENCH Class 70 DISH SIX PLUMS BEANS Class 71 DISH TEN BLACKBERRIES Class 92 SIX PODS RUNNER BEANS (Calyx Intact) Class 93 VEGETABLE MARROW Class 72 TWO STICKS RHUBARB Class 94 PAIR OF TABLE MARROWS Class 73 LONGEST STICK OF (Neither to exceed 38cm(15”) in RHUBARB length) Class 74 BUNCH OF GRAPES. Class 95 ONE PAIR PEPPERS (Sweet) Class 75 DISH OF FRUIT A.O.V. Class 96 FIVE PEPPERS HOT (Chilli) Class 76 DISH THREE DIFFERENT Class 97 HEAVIEST MARROW TYPES OF FRUIT (one of each type) Class 98 TWO COURGETTES Vegetables Class 99 FOUR RED TOMATOES Class 77 ONE CUCUMBER Class 100 FOUR TOMATOES, other than red Class 78 ONE HEAD OF CELERY Class 101 SIX CHERRY TOMATOES Class 79 TWO BEETROOT (Round) Class 102 A TRUSS OF TOMATOES

Established 1859 STOKESLEY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY Class 103 HEAVIEST TOMATO, with approx 50mm (2”) stalk intact Section - 10 The CHARLIE BENSLEY Trophy, to be held for one year, will be awarded to best exhibit in POULTRY Classes 99-103. JUDGES: Class 104 THREE ONIONS, Dressed, under Waterfowl & Rare Breeds 280g (10oz) MR T. MOODY, CONSETT Hard Feather, Large and Bantam Class 105 THREE ONIONS, Dressed, over MR S. McKEAN, HUDDERSFIELD 280g (10oz) Large Soft Feather and Soft Feather Light Class 106 HEAVIEST ONION - Dressed Bantams MR P. HARRISON, LANCS Class 107 TWO POT LEEKS. (150mm Soft Feather Heavy Bantams Maximum (6ins) to tight button) MR R. TIDLEY, DONCASTER Class 108 TWO TRENCH LEEKS True Bantams MR N. JACKSON, THIRSK Class 109 UGLIEST VEGETABLE Egg classes MRS C. HARRISON, LANCS Class 110 ONE PUMPKIN, £5 Special Prize for largest girth measurement ALL EXHIBITS TO BE DISPLAYED BY 9.00AM. Class 111 ONE VEGETABLE, not ALL ESSENTIAL PASS HOLDING VEHICLES Scheduled (to be named) TO BE ON THE SHOWFIELD BY 8.30AM. NO MOVEMENT OF VEHICLES AFTER Class 112 FOUR ROUND POTATOES, 8.30AM. White Stock to be penned for judging by 10.00 a.m. and remain until 4.30 p.m. Class 113 FOUR ROUND POTATOES, Prize Money: 1st £5.00; Second £3.00; Third £2.00. Coloured ENTRY FEE £1.00 per entry. CHAMPIONSHIP Class 114 FOUR KIDNEY POTATOES, DOUGH HUTCHINSON CUP for rare breed Bantam White The DOUGLAS R. MOORE PERPETUAL TROPHY for the Show Champion. Class 115 FOUR KIDNEY POTATOES, Coloured The JOHN TODD TROPHY for best hard feather. The BOB MEGGINSON MEMORIAL TROPHY for Class 116 COLLECTION OF POTATOES, Champion Leghorn. Three varieties to be named four of each, First £7.00, Second The JOHN BUXTON TROPHY for Champion £5.00, Third £4.00 Barnevelder. The WILL BURDETT TROPHY for Champion Class 117 HEAVIEST POTATO Orpington.

All potatoes in Classes 112-116 to be washed clean, The N&E DURHAM PERPETUAL CUP for Champion Wyandotte Bantum but not dressed. The MARGERY ROLFE TROPHY for Champion Rhode Island Red Class 118 SELECTION OF HERBS, any three kinds. To be shown in The DAVID WADSWORTH TROPHY for Champion single container not exceeding Sussex. 75mm (3”) diameter (to be DAN STOREY TROPHY for egg categories named) ROBIN CORNFORTH SHIELD for best water fowl. £5 special for best bird presented by P. Christon. £5 special for best water foul by R. Cornforth.

Established 1859 STOKESLEY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY THE WILL BURDETT MBE MEMORIAL TROPHY Class 20 O.E. GAME, any other colour, Best large soft feather Male EXHIBITORS TO BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THEIR EXHIBITS WATER NEEDS. Class 21 O.E. GAME, any other colour, Female. LARGE POULTRY 1 Class 22 O.E. GAME, Cockerel Bred 2019 Class 1 OLD ENGLISH GAME, Male or Female Class 23 O.E. GAME, Pullet Bred 2019 Class 2 SILKIE, Male or Female Class 24 MODERN GAME, Adult Male Class 3 ANY OTHER VARIETY, Light Class 25 MODERN GAME, Adult Female Breed, Male Class 26 MODERN GAME MALE, Black, Class 4 ANY OTHER VARIETY, Light Red or Pile. Bred 2018 Breed Female Class 27 MODERN GAME FEMALE, Black, Class 5 ORPINGTON, Male or Female Red or Pile. Bred 2018 Class 6 AUSTRALOR, any colour Male or Class 28 MODERN GAME AOC Male bred Female 2017 Class 7 ANY OTHER VARIETY, Heavy Class 29 MODERN GAME AOC Female bred Breed, Male 2018 Class 8 ANY OTHER VARIETY, Heavy Class 30 AOV, Hard Feather Breed Female Class 31 JUVENILE, Hard Feather Class 9 ANY VARIETY, Male Bred 2019 Class 32 ASIAN GAME, Male Class 10 ANY VARIETY, Female Bred 2019 Class 33 ASIAN GAME, Female Class 11 LIKELIEST LAYER, Pure or Cross-Bred BANTAMS - SOFT FEATHER 3 Class 12 ASIAN GAME, Male or Female Class 34 WYANDOTTE, White, Male or Female Class 13 RARE BREED, Male or Female Class 35 WYANDOTTE, Laced Male BANTAMS - HARD FEATHER 2 Class 36 WYANDOTTE, Laced Female Class 14 O.E. GAME, Spangle, Male Class 37 WYANDOTTE, any other colour Class 15 O.E. GAME, Spangle, Female Male or Female Class 16 O.E. GAME, Black Red, Male and Class 38 LEGHORN, White Male or Female Wheaton or Partridge, Female Class 39 LEGHORN, Black, Male or Female Class 17 O.E. GAME, Black or Blue, Male Class 40 LEGHORN, any other colour, Male Class 18 O.E. GAME, Black Female or Female Class 19 O.E. GAME, Blue Female Class 41 SUSSEX, any colour, Male

Established 1859 STOKESLEY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY Class 42 SUSSEX, any colour, Female Class 68 BELGIAN A.O.V. Male Class 43 BUFF ROCK, Male Class 69 BELGIAN A.O.V. Female Class 44 BUFF ROCK, Female Class 70 ANY OTHER VARIETY, Heavy Breed Male Class 45 BARRED ROCK, Male Class 71 ANY OTHER VARIETY, Heavy Class 46 BARRED ROCK, Female Breed Female Class 47 R.I. RED, Male Class 72 ANY OTHER VARIETY, Light Breed Male Class 48 R.I. RED, Female Class 73 ANY OTHER VARIETY, Light Class 49 BUFF ORPINGTON, Male or Breed Female Female Class 74 ANY OTHER VARIETY, True Class 50 ORPINGTON, any other colour, Breed Male or Female Male Class 75 TRUE BREED, Cockerel bred 2018 Class 51 ORPINGTON, any other colour Female Class 76 TRUE BREED, Pullet bred 2018 Class 52 AUSTRALORP, Male Class 77 SOFT FEATHER, Cockerel bred 2018 Class 53 AUSTRALORP, Female Class 78 SOFT FEATHER, Pullet bred 2018 Class 54 BARNEVELDER, Male Class 79 JUVENILE, True Bantam A.V. M/F Class 55 BARNEVELDER, Female Class 80 JUVENILE, Soft Feather Class 56 GERMAN LANGSHAN, Ac Male or Female Class 81 RARE BREED, Male

Class 57 ROSECOMB, Male Class 82 RARE BREED, Female Class 58 ROSECOMB, Female WATERFOWL 4 Class 59 SEBRIGHT, Male or Female Class 83 WHITE Call Duck or Drake Class 60 PEKIN, Male Class 84 AOC Call Duck Class 61 PEKIN, Female Class 85 AOC Call Drake Class 62 DUTCH GOLD, Male Class 86 ANY OTHER VARIETY Miniature Duck or Drake Class 63 DUTCH GOLD, Female Class 87 INDIAN RUNNER Duck Class 64 DUTCH AOC, Male Class 88 INDIAN RUNNER Drake Class 65 DUTCH AOC, Female Class 89 ANY VARIETY LIGHT BREED Class 66 BELGIAN D’ANVERS, Male Duck or Drake Class 67 BELGIAN D’ANVERS, Female Class 90 ANY VARIETY HEAVY BREED Duck

Established 1859 STOKESLEY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY Class 91 ANY VARIETY HEAVY BREED Drake Section - 11 Class 92 JUVENILE ANY BREED duck or drake PIGEONS See Regulations 14 and 18. Single Birds. Open Classes. Class 93 GOOSE or Gander THE SHOW IS UNDER N.P.A. RULES. The Newcastle Columbarian Society offers Rosette Class 94 TRIO of Waterfoul for the Best Fancy Pigeon and the same for the Best of Flying Breeds. BANTAM BREEDING TRIOS 5 Full Prize Money paid irrespective of Entries. Class 95 A.V. HARD FEATHER Judging at 10.00a.m. Tents close at 5.00p.m. No person will be allowed to remove any Bird except in Class 96 A.V. SOFT FEATHER the presence of the Stewards. EXHIBITORS TO BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THEIR EXHIBITS WATER NEEDS. Class 97 A.V. TRUE BREED Prize Money will be paid on show day between 3p.m. and 4p.m. in the pigeon marquee. EGG CLASSES 6 NO DUPLICATE ENTRIES. NO CLASSES TO BE CANCELLED. Class 98 3 LARGE WHITE ALL EXHIBITS TO BE DISPLAYED BY Class 99 3 LARGE BROWN 9.00AM. ALL ESSENTIAL PASS HOLDING VEHICLES Class 100 3 LARGE A.O.C. TO BE ON THE SHOWFIELD BY 8.30AM. NO MOVEMENT OF VEHICLES AFTER 8.30AM. Class 101 3 LARGE of Different Colours JUDGES: MR D. KNAGGS, MALTON Class 102 1 SUPREME LARGE A.C. MR W DOWSON, CONSETT MR T. LUNT, LANCS Class 103 3 BANTAM WHITE Prize Money: 1st £5.00; 2nd £3.00; 3rd £2.00. ENTRY FEE: £1.00 Class 104 3 BANTAM BROWN Class 1 MODENA SCHIETTI, Cock Adult Class 105 3 BANTAM A.O.C. Class 2 MODENA SCHIETTI, Hen Adult Class 106 3 BANTAM of Different Colours Class 3 MODENA SCHIETTI, Cock Class 107 1 SUPREME BANTAM EGG Young Bird Class 108 3 WATERFOWL Class 4 MODENA SCHIETTI, Hen Young Bird Class 109 1 SUPREME WATERFOWL EGG Class 5 MODENA GAZZI, Cock Adult Class 110 1 DECORATED EGG Class 6 MODENA GAZZI, Hen Adult Class 111 1 HEN EGG (Content) Class 7 MODENA GAZZI, Cock Class 112 1 BANTAM EGG (Content) young bird Class 113 1 WATERFOWL EGG (Contents) Class 8 MODENA GAZZI, Hen Young Bird Plates will be provided for Egg classes. Class 9 ANY VARIETY FANTAIL, Adult Please note: bantam eggs to weigh no more than 11/2oz. Class 10 ANY VARIETY FANTAIL, Young Bird

Established 1859 STOKESLEY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY Class 11 JACOBIN, Adult Class 37 DRAGOON, Adult Class 12 JACOBIN, Young Bird Class 38 DRAGOON, Young Bird Class 13 NUN, Adult Class 39 BLOWER, Adult Class 14 NUN, Young Bird Class 40 BLOWER, Young Bird Class 15 LFCL TUMBLER SELF/Bar Cock Class 41 CHINESE OWL, Cock Adult Adult Class 42 CHINESE OWL, Hen Adult Class 16 LFCL TUMBLER/Bar Hen Adult Class 43 CHINESE OWL, Young Bird Class 17 LFCL TUMBLER/Bar Young Bird Class 44 MAGPIE, Any Age Class 18 LFCL TUMBLER, A.O.C. Cock Adult Class 45 MOOKEE, Adult Class 19 LFCL TUMBLER A.O.C Class 46 MOOKEE, Young Bird Hen Adult Class 47 R.V.P.C. Colour Adult Class 20 LFCL TUMBLER A.O.C Young Bird Class 48 R.V.P.C. Colour Young Bird Class 21 MUFFED TUMBLER, Adult Class 49 R.V.P.C. TUMBLER/FLYER Adult Class 22 LIMERICK TUMBLER, Adult Class 50 R.V.P.C. TUMBLER/FLYER Young Bird Class 23 LIMERICK TUMBLER, Young Bird Class 51 R.V.P.C. A.O.V. Adult Class 24 ORIENTAL FRILL, Adult Class 52 R.V.P.C. A.O.V. Young Bird Class 25 ORIENTAL FRILL, Young Bird Class 53 A.O.V. L.F., Clean Leg Adult

Class 26 TURBIT, Adult Class 54 A.O.V. L.F., Clean Leg Young Bird Class 27 TURBIT, Young Bird Class 55 A.O.V. L.F. GROUSE/MUFFED Adult Class 28 AFRICAN OWL, Adult Class 56 A.O.V. L.F. GROUSE/MUFFED Class 29 AFRICAN OWL, Young Bird Young Bird Class 30 OLD GERMAN OWL, Any Age Class 57 EX. BIRMINGHAM ROLLER, Class 31 OLD GERMAN OWL, Young Bird Adult Class 32 A.O.V. SHORT FACED Any Age Class 58 EX. BIRMINGHAM ROLLER, Young Bird Class 33 FANCY HOMER, Adult Class 59 COMPETITION ROLLER/ Class 34 FANCY HOMER, Young Bird TIPPLER, Any Age Class 35 AMERICAN SHOW RACER, Class 60 WEST OF ENGLAND Adult TUMBLER, Cock Adult Class 36 AMERICAN SHOW RACER, Class 61 WEST OF ENGLAND Young Bird TUMBLER, Hen Adult

Established 1859 STOKESLEY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY Class 62 WEST OF ENGLAND Class 81 YOUNG FANCIERS A.V. TUMBLER, Cock Young Bird FILLER, Any Age

Class 63 WEST OF ENGLAND Rosettes: Best Fancy TUMBLER, Hen Young Bird Best Opp. Age Fancy Best Fancy Flyer Class 64 EXHIBITION TIPPLER, Best Opp. Age Fancy Flyer Cock Adult Best Show Racer Best Opp. Age Show Racer Class 65 EXHIBITION TIPPLER, Best Long Faced Hen Adult Best Short Faced Best Junior Fancy Class 66 EXHIBITION TIPPLER, Best Junior Flyer Cock Young Bird Special Prizes: £5.00 special for best fancy Class 67 EXHIBITION TIPPLER, £5.00 special for best fancy flyer Hen Young Bird £5.00 special for best show racer The above sponsored by B. Leffe Class 68 SHOW RACER, Odd Colour, & Sons Ltd Cock Adult Class 69 SHOW RACER, Odd Colour, Hen Adult Section - 12 Class 70 SHOW RACER, Odd Colour, RABBITS Cock Young Bird THREE STAR SHOW (UNDER B.R.C. RULES) Class 71 SHOW RACER, Odd Colour, NEW TIME Judging 10.00 a.m. prompt. (ALL STOCK Hen Young Bird MUST BE COLLECTED BY 5.00 p.m. PROMPT). JUDGES: Class 72 SHOW RACER A.O.C., Dutch, English, Juniors: MR R.COOPER Cock Adult BEDFORD RO Fancy & Lops: MRS G. WEBB-BAYLEY. Class 73 SHOW RACER A.O.C., BEDFORD Hen Adult Fur/Rex: MR D. MEDLOCK, NOTTINGHAM Class 74 SHOW RACER A.O.C., Prize Money: 1st £5.00; 2nd £3.00; 3rd £2.00. Cock Young Bird ENTRY FEE: £3.00 Block, includes BRC levy. Pet Only Class £1.50 per exhibit. Class 75 SHOW RACER A.O.C., Prize money paid out at Show. Hen Young Bird All exhibits must be collected by 5pm prompt. 1 Exhibitors ticket with £8.00 entry fees Class 76 SHOW RACER WIRES, EXHIBITORS TO BE RESPONSIBLE FOR Cock Adult THEIR EXHIBITS WATER NEEDS. Class 77 SHOW RACER WIRES, Hen Adult ALL EXHIBITS TO BE DISPLAYED BY 9.30AM. ALL ESSENTIAL PASS HOLDING VEHICLES Class 78 SHOW RACER WIRES, TO BE ON THE SHOWFIELD BY 8.30AM. NO Cock Young Bird MOVEMENT OF VEHICLES AFTER 8.30AM, Class 79 SHOW RACER WIRES, PARKING FREE ACROSS THE ROAD, Hen Young Bird EXHIBITIONERS CAR PARKING ON SHOWFIELD IS LIMITED. BE THERE EARLY!! Class 80 YOUNG FANCIERS A.V. FANCY, Any Age ENTRIES CLOSE 29TH AUGUST 2019

Established 1859 STOKESLEY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY Class 1 DUTCH BLACK, Adult Class 30 TAN A.O.C., u/5 months Class 2 DUTCH BLACK, u/4 months Class 31 HIMALAYAN BLACK, Adult Class 3 DUTCH BLUE, Adult Class 32 HIMALAYAN BLACK, u/5 months Class 4 DUTCH BLUE, u/4 months Class 33 HIMALAYAN A.O.C., Adult Class 5 DUTCH STEEL, Adult Class 34 HIMALAYAN A.O.C., u/5 months Class 6 DUTCH STEEL, u/4 months Class 35 POLISH REW. adult Class 7 DUTCH BROWN GREY, Adult Class 36 POLISH REW, u/5 months Class 8 DUTCH BR GREY, u/4 months Class 37 POLISH A.O.C., Adult Class 9 DUTCH TORT, Adult Class 38 POLISH A.O.C. u/5 months Class 10 DUTCH TORT, u/4 months Class 39 DWARF REW, Adult Class 11 DUTCH YELLOW, Adult Class 40 DWARF REW, u/5 months Class 12 DUTCH YELLOW, u/4 months Class 41 DWARF SMO/SAB, Adult Class 13 DUTCH CHOC, Adult Class 42 DWARF SMO/SAB, u/5 months Class 14 DUTCH CHOC, u/4 months Class 43 DWARF AGOUTIE, Adult Class 15 ENGLISH BLACK, Adult Class 44 DWARF AGOUTIE, u/5 months Class 16 ENGLISH BLACK, u/5 months Class 45 DWARF A.O.C., Self Adult Class 17 ENGLISH BLUE, Adult Class 46 DWARF A.O.C., Self u/5 months Class 18 ENGLISH BLUE, u/5 months Class 47 DWARF A.O.C., non-self Adult Class 19 ENGLISH A.O.C., Adult Class 48 DWARF A.O.C., non-self u/5 months Class 20 ENGLISH A.O.C., u/5 months Class 49 BELGIAN HARE, adult Class 21 SECTION CHALLENGE, Adult Class 50 BELGIAN HARE, u/5 months Class 22 SECTION CHALLENGE, u/5 months Class 51 LIONHEAD, Adult Class 23 SILVER GREY, adult Class 52 LIONHEAD, u/5 months Class 24 SILVER GREY, u/5 months Class 53 AOV FANCY, Adult Class 25 SILVER A.O.C., Adult Class 54 AOV FANCY, u/5 months Class 26 SILVER A.O.C., u/5 months Class 55 SECTION CHALLENGE, adult Class 27 TAN BLACK, adult Class 56 SECTION CHALLENGE, u/5 Class 28 TAN BLACK, u/5 months months Class 29 TAN A.O.C., adult Class 57 DWARF LOP, self Adult

Established 1859 STOKESLEY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY Class 58 DWARF LOP, self u/5 months FUR/REX: Class 59 DWARF LOP, non-self Adult Class 83 CHINCHILLA, Adult Class 60 DWARF LOP, non-self u/5 months Class 84 CHINCHILLA, u/5 months Class 61 MINI LOP self adult Class 85 SILVER FOX BLACK, Adult Class 62 MINI LOP self u/5 months Class 86 SILVER FOX BLACK, u/5 months Class 63 MINI LOP AGOUTIE Adult Class 87 SILVER FOX AOC, Adult Class 64 MINI LOP AGOUTIE u/5 months Class 88 SILVER FOX AOC, u/5 months Class 65 MINI LOP TAN PATT, Adult Class 89 SABLE, Marten Adult Class 66 MINI LOP TAN PATT, Class 90 SABLE, Marten u/5 months u/5 months Class 91 SABLE SIAMESE, Adult Class 67 MINI LOP SHADED, Adult Class 92 SABLE SIAMESE, u/5 months Class 68 MINI LOP SHADED, Adult Class 93 NEW ZEALAND WHITE, Adult Class 69 MINI LOP A.O.C. Adult Class 94 NEW ZEALAND WHITE, u/5 months Class 70 MINI LOP A.O.C. u/5 months Class 95 SATIN, Adult Class 71 GERMAN LOP A.O.C., Adult Class 96 SATIN, u/5 months Class 72 GERMAN LOP A.O.C., u/5 Class 97 CONTINENTAL GIANT, adults months Class 98 CONTINENTAL GIANT, u/5 Class 73 FRENCH LOP, Self Adult months

Class 74 FRENCH LOP, Self u/5 months Class 99 CONTINENTAL Non-Self, Adult Class 75 FRENCH LOP, Non-Self Adult Class 100 CONTINENTAL, Non-self u/5 months Class 76 FRENCH LOP, Non-Self u/5 months Class 101 ALASKA, Adult Class 77 AOV LOP, Adult Class 102 ALASKA, u/5 months Class 78 AOV LOP, u/5 months Class 103 ARGENTE BLEU, Adult Class 79 LOP CHALLENGE, Adult Class 104 ARGENTE BLEU, u/5 months Class 80 LOP CHALLENGE, u/5 months Class 105 ARGENTE A.O.C., Adult Class 81 A.V. LOP/FANCY CHALLENGE, Class 106 ARGENTE A.O.C., u/5 months Adult Class 107 A.O.V. FUR, adults Class 82 A.V. LOP/FANCY CHALLENGE, Class 108 A.O.V. FUR, u/5 months u/5 months Class 109 CHALLENGE FUR, Adult

Established 1859 STOKESLEY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY

Class 110 CHALLENGE FUR, u/5 months Class 136 MINI REX OTTER A.O.C., u/5 months Class 111 ERMINE REX, Adult Class 137 CHALLENGE REX, Adult Class 112 ERMINE REX, u/5 months Class 138 CHALLENGE REX, u/5months Class 113 BLACK REX, Adult Class 139 AV FUR/REX Challenge, Adult Class 114 BLACK REX, u/5 months Class 140 AV FUR/REX Challenge, u/5 months Class 115 SIAMESE SEAL/SABLE REX, Adult Class 141 GRAND CHALLENGE, Adult

Class 116 SIAMESE SEAL/SABLE REX, Class 142 GRAND CHALLENGE, u/5months u/5 months Class 143 JUNIOR FANCY AA Class 117 MARTEN SEAL/SABLE REX, Adult Class 144 JUNIOR FUR AA Class 118 MARTEN SEAL/SABLE REX, Class 145 JUNIOR CHALLENGE AA u/5 months Class 146 PET CLASS (owned by a child) Class 119 ORANGE REX adult BRC offers;- 63 Challenge Certificates; 5 Diplomas; 2 Class 120 ORANGE REX u/5 months Rosettes; 15 Best of Breeds. ALL EXHIBITS TO BE REMOVED BEFORE 5.00pm Class 121 CASTOR REX, Adult PROMPT. Class 122 CASTOR REX, u/5 months Cavies JUDGE: C.SHARP, HEDDON Class 123 A.O.C. REX, Adult Prize Money: First £5.00, Second £3.00, Third £2.00 Entry Fees: £3.00 Block Juniors, and Pet Classes £1.50. Class 124 A.O.C. REX, u/5 months Class 147 BLACK, Adult Class 125 MINI REX, Ermine Adult Class 148 BLACK, 5-8 months Class 126 MINI REX, Ermine Class 149 BLACK, u/5 months Class 127 MINI REX A.O.C. SELF, Adult Class 150 WHITE/CREAM, Adult Class 128 MINI REX A.O.C. SELF, u/5 months Class 151 WHITE/CREAM, 5-8 months Class 129 MINI REX, castor Adult Class 152 WHITE/CREAM, u/5 months

Class 130 MINI REX, castor u/5 months Class 153 GOLDEN, Adult Class 131 MINI REX Seal/Sable Adult Class 154 GOLDEN, 5-8 months Class 132 MINI REX Seal/Sable u/5 months Class 155 GOLDEN, u/5 months

Class 133 MINI REX OTTER Adult Class 156 SELF A.O.C., Adult

Class 134 MINI REX OTTER u/5 months Class 157 SELF, 5-8 months

Class 135 MINI REX OTTER A.O.C., Adult Class 158 SELF, u/5 months

Established 1859 STOKESLEY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY Class 159 SELF CHALLENGE, Adult Class 187 GRAND CHALLENGE AV AA

Class 160 SELF CHALLENGE, 5-8 months Class 188 GUIDE, standardised/ Class 161 SELF CHALLENGE, u/5 months un-standardised Class 162 SELF CHALLENGE AA JUNIOR CLASSES: (exhibits to be owned by a Junior) Class 163 DUTCH/T.W, Adult Class 189 JUNIOR SELF Class 164 DUTCH/T.W, 5-8 months Class 190 JUNIOR NON-SELF Class 165 DUTCH/T.W, u/5 months Class 191 JUNIOR CHALLENGE Class 166 ABYSSINIAN, Adult (189-191 must be duplicated) Class 167 ABYSSINIAN, 5-8 months Class 192 PET CAVY, not to be duplicated Class 168 ABYSSINIAN, u/5 months ALL EXHIBITS TO BE REMOVED BEFORE 5.00pm Class 169 AGOUTIE AC, Adult Section - 13 Class 170 AGOUTIE AC, 5-8 months Class 171 AGOUTIE AC, u/5 months FERRETS JUDGE: MR J. ASPERY, KIRBYMOORSIDE Class 172 CRESTED, Adult Prize Money: First £5.00; Second £3.00; Third £2.00 ENTRY FEE: £1.00 Class 173 CRESTED, 5-8 months Will Exhibitors please ensure that animals are suitably caged in separate accessible cages. Class 174 CRESTED, u/5 months NO ENTRIES ON THE DAY. Class 175 TEDDY AC, Adult ALL EXHIBITS TO BE DISPLAYED BY 9.00AM. ALL ESSENTIAL PASS HOLDING Class 176 TEDDY AC, 5-8 months VEHICLES TO BE ON THE SHOWFIELD BY 8.30AM. NO MOVEMENT OF VEHICLES Class 177 TEDDY AC, u/5 months AFTER 8.30AM. Class 1 HOB, White Class 178 AOU, Adult Class 2 JILL, White Class 179 AOU, 5-8 months Class 180 AOU, u/5 months Class 3 HOB, Any other Colour Class 4 JILL, Any other Colour Class 181 N/SELF CHALLENGE, Adult Class 5 HOB, Polecat Class 182 N/SELF CHALLENGE, 5-8 months Class 6 JILL, Polecat Class 183 N/SELF CHALLENGE, u/5 months Class 7 YOUNG, White Hob Class 184 N/SELF CHALLENGE, AA Class 8 YOUNG, White Jill Class 185 SOW AV AA Class 9 YOUNG, Polecat, Hob Class 186 BOAR AV AA Class 10 YOUNG, Polecat, Jill

Established 1859 STOKESLEY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY Class 11 YOUNG, any other colour Hob NOVELTY AND CHILDREN’S CLASSES Class 5 Child Handling 8 yrs and under Class 12 YOUNG, any other colour Jill Class 6 Child Handling 9 yrs to 15 yrs Class 13 Ferret owned by a junior (16 years and under) Class 7 Dog with most appealing expression THE BRIAN STOCK TROPHY is awarded for best Adult Ferret. The RICHARDSON MEMORIAL Class 8 Dog with the waggiest tail TROPHY is awarded to the Best Young Ferret in the Show. Class 9 Best coat and condition Rosettes for 1st, 2nd, 3rd and Best in Show, Reserve Best in Show and Best Young Ferret. Class 10 Best Rescue - dog or bitch Class 11 Veteran - 7 years or over Section - 14 Class 12 Best Trick. All dogs on showfield to be on a lead. Your dog is at risk if left in a vehicle even on days CANINE considered as slightly warm. Please take care of your dogs COMPANION SHOW Held under Kennel Club regulations. NEW FOR 2019 HAVE A GO DOG AGILITY 10.30am - 12.30pm. Entrance Fee 50p. Entries payable on the day for all agility dog entries. All dogs must be six months or over. All dogs on the Showfield to be on a lead. Please clean up after your dog. Kindly sponsored by Burgess Supafeeds, Pickering. £25 voucher for Best In Show. £25 voucher for winner of Best coat and condition (Class 9) from Stokesley Veterinary Practice. Profits from the canine section to be given to the Jerry Green Dog Rescue centre, Catton, Thirsk. ENTRIES TAKEN ON THE SHOW GROUND FROM 10.00 AM. All essential pass holding vehicles to be on the showfield by 8.30am. No movement of vehicles after 8.30am. Entry fee £1.00 per Class. Judging to commence 1.00p.m. SECRETARY: Maureen Richardson JUDGE: MRS CHRISTINE SPOONER, M'BRO PEDIGREE CLASSES Class 1 Any variety Puppy Dog or Bitch Class 2 Any variety non sporting Dog or Bitch Class 3 Any variety Sporting Dog or Bitch Class 4 Any variety Open Dog or Bitch Best in show Hazlemere flat coated Memorial Trophy Winners of the above classes will then compete for Best in Show and The Hazlemere Flat coated Memorial Trophy

Established 1859