Livestock Prize Schedule
The 135th Lincolnshire Show Wednesday 19th & Thursday 20th June, 2019
Closing Date for Entries By Post and Online: Tuesday 23rd April LAND-BASED INDUSTRIES COURSES
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Patron: T E D Dennis Esq., Lord Lieutenant of Lincolnshire
President: J W Lockwood Esq., MBE DL MFH
Honorary Show Director: A C Read Esq.
Livestock Prize Schedule
CLOSING DATE FOR ENTRIES: Tuesday 23rd April 2019
No LATE ENTRIES will be accepted
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Please send your ENTRIES to: Lincolnshire Agricultural Society Lincolnshire Showground Grange-de-Lings Lincoln LN2 2NA Tel (01522) 522900 e-mail: [email protected] www.lincolnshireshow.co.uk/competitors/livestock
1 We would like to say thank you to the following Sponsors and Supporters
Agrii BAE Systems Ltd Beeswax Dyson Farming D M Boyles Ltd Branston Ltd Brewin Dolphin Brown Butlin Group Ltd BWSC North Lincs Ltd Clydesdale & Yorkshire Bank Daniel Crane Sporting Art Ltd Duckworth Land Rover Jaguar Emerald Green Feeds Equip Rasen Ltd Farmacy Plc Harold Woolgar Insurance Henson Franklyn Krantz Designs Langleys Solicitors Lincolnshire Co-op Lincolnshire Media Lincolnshire Shire Horse Association Listers Mercedes-Benz Masons Chartered Surveyors Melton Mowbray Livestock Market NatWest Oldrids & Downtown Philips Animal Health Ltd Pollock Associates Pygott & Crone Riseholme College, a part of Bishop Burton College Robert Bell & Company Saul Fairholm Chartered Accountants Savills Sparkhouse Streets Chartered Accountants The Farmhouse Kitchen The University of Lincoln The Willows Garden Centre & Restaurant Thompson & Richardson Lincoln TSV Electrical Services Ltd Waterside Shopping Centre Witham Oil & Paint Ltd Woldgrain Storage Ltd Woldmarsh Producers Ltd Yorkshire Dales Ice Cream Ltd
2 INDEX
CATTLE Page Beef Aberdeen Angus...... 23 Beef Shorthorn...... 20 British Blue...... 16 British Blonde ...... 22 British Limousin ...... 19 British Simmental ...... 17 Commercial Cattle ...... 29 Inter-Breed Championships - Beef ...... 27 Lincoln Red ...... 13 Longhorn...... 21 Other Pure Continental Breeds...... 24 Other Pure Native & Rare Breeds ...... 25 Young Beef Handler Competition ...... 31 Dairy Holstein...... 35 Inter-Breed Championships - Dairy...... 39 Jersey...... 37 Young Dairy Heifer Handler Competition . . . . . 40 SHEEP Beltex...... 57 British Charollais...... 50 Commercial Lambs...... 62 Crossbred and Commercial Ram Class...... 61 Hampshire Down...... 52 Inter-Breed Championship - Sheep...... 60 Lincoln Longwool...... 44 Lleyn ...... 53 Other Pure Continental Sheep Breeds...... 58 Other Pure Native & Rare Breed Sheep Breeds. . . 55 Southdown...... 51 Suffolk ...... 46 Texel ...... 48 The Lincolnshire Fleece Competition...... 64 Wool on the Hoof...... 66 Young Sheep Handler Competition ...... 67 PIGS Pig Inter-Breed Pairs...... 80 Modern Breeds of Pig ...... 72 Traditional Breeds of Pig...... 74 Champion of Champions...... 76 BPA ‘Pig of the Year’ Competitions ...... 77 Young Pig Handler Competition ...... 81 GENERAL Location Map ...... 96 Membership...... 08 Online Entries...... 06 Regulations and Information ...... 83 1869-2019 (150 years of LAS)...... 07 For details of EQUINE classes please see separate SCHEDULE
3 LINCOLNSHIRE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
The objects of the Lincolnshire Agricultural Society are: • To advance, promote and improve agricultural and horticultural industries and associated trades, crafts and professions. • The advancement of environmental protection and improvement through the encouragement of sustainable management of natural resources. As a registered Charity the Society pursues these objects through a wide variety of activities, one of these being the annual Lincolnshire Show. Livestock Notes • Cancellation Statement There may be circumstances where the show has to be postponed, cancelled, abandoned or curtailed as a result of circumstances beyond the control of the Society, for example as a result of a security alert or as a result of inclement weather making it impractical to hold the Show. In such circumstances once any administration fees have been deducted, entry fees will be refunded. The Society will have no liability for loss or damage suffered by exhibitors or others.
• ALL Exhibitors are asked to read carefully: • The Lincolnshire Show Regulations and Information found at the back of this booklet • The front section of the relevant Section on Cattle, Sheep, or Pigs and the specific conditions appearing below the Breed headings, thank you
• Wednesday Evening Exhibitors’ Entertainment Once again, the Society will provide entertainment on the Wednesday evening in the Stockman’s Marquee. Additionally, there will also be entertainment provided in the Member’s Area on Wednesday evening, after the Main Ring Events have concluded.
• Honarary Show Veterinary Surgeon The LAS would like to thank Orchard House Veterinary Surgery, Metheringham, Lincoln for all their help at the Lincolnshire Show.
4 • The EU Welfare of Animals in Transport Regulation (EC) No 1/2005.
All exhibitors must ensure that they comply fully with the current legislation issued by the Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs regarding the above Transport Regulation which came into force in January 2007 and are able to provide the appropriate documentation at the Show to the relevant governing authority. For the purposes of this article, mammals shall not be considered fit for transport if they (a) are unfit animals (see DEFRA website Annex 1 Chapter 1 of Council Regulation 1/2005). (b) are pregnant female animals that have reached the latest stage of gestation (within 10% of the estimated time of the gestation before birth) and for a period of one week after giving birth. (c) are very young animals except if the journey is less than 100km, eg calves of less than 10 days of age, pigs less than 3 weeks of age and lambs of less than one week. (d) calves of less than 14 days of age on journeys exceeding 8 hours will not be permitted.
• What we do with your Data Here at the Lincolnshire Agricultural Society we take your privacy seriously and will only use your personal information to administer your entries and to provide the products and services you have requested from us. As part of this process, we may need to share your information with third parties for verification purposes and for the publication of Official Lincolnshire Agricultural Society documents including the Lincolnshire Show Catalogue and Show Guide, by making an entry into the Lincolnshire Show you are giving your consent to this. We will never sell your data and you can change your mind at any time by emailing [email protected] ‘We’ includes the Lincolnshire Agricultural Society and its trading subsidiary Lincolnshire Showground Limited.
• Stock Attendent Awards The LINCOLNSHIRE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY will present an award to the STOCK ATTENDANT responsible for the preparation and exhibition of the animal judged Breed Supreme Champion in the Cattle, Sheep, and Pig sections. These will be presented at 6.30 pm on Wednesday 19th June in the Stockmans Marquee.
5 Livestock Entry Pathway - Online
Complete the online forms at www.lincolnshireshow.co.uk/competitors/livestock
You’ll receive a system response (this is not a record of Show Acceptance)
Payment - make your payment by card; Do check your bank statement to ensure this has been processed
Show Acceptance - you will receive a Receipt from the Show Office via Email
Your Passes will be sent out in the Post late May/early June
Livestock Entry Pathway - By Post Send your completed entry forms to: Livestock Secretary Lincolnshire Showground Grange-de-Lings Lincoln, LN2 2NA
Show Acceptance - you will receive a Receipt from the Show Office via Email or a hard copy in the Post (if you include a SAE with your Entries)
Payment - by Cheque or Postal Order (Not Cash): Do check your bank statement to ensure this has been processed
Your Passes will be sent out in the Post late May/early June
135th Lincolnshire Show Wednesday 19th & Thursday 20th June 2019 Thank you to these businesses / organisations for their kind donation towards the Livestock Prize Money in the 150th year of the Lincolnshire Agricultural Society 1869 - 2019
Lincolnshire Proficiency Test Committee
Lincoln Longwool Sheep Breeders’ Association MEMBERSHIP
On the Livestock booking Form, an opportunity arises for each Member of the Lincolnshire Agricultural society to take advantage of reduced Livestock Entry Fees at the 135th Lincolnshire Show, providing that Membership is held in the name of the owner of the entries to be made The cost of Membership is £63 for a single membership and £95 for a joint membership. Additional benefits of the society include access to the Member Facilities and passes for both days of the Show. Membership may be paid at the top of the Booking Form. More detail can be found on the website: www.lincolnshireshow.co.uk Lincolnshire Agricultural Society Lincolnshire Showground Grange-de-Lings Lincoln LN2 2NA e-mail: [email protected]
• Administration Fee All entries are subject to a £2 administration fee
• For ONLINE Entries Go to the Livestock page on the Lincolnshire Show website:- www.lincolnshireshow.co.uk/competitors/livestock Please remember to book enough stalls / pens for your entries and enter the class plus any pair or group classes, additional forms can be found here too.
8 CATTLE SECTION Lincolnshire Agricultural Society’s County Parish Holding Number is 24/654/8003
Lincolnshire Show Regulations & Information (Livestock) are at the back of this Prize Schedule
Reminder for ALL CATTLE Exhibitors from Trading Standards:- CATTLE must be tagged in accordance with the Cattle Identification Regulations 1998. (Failure to do so may result in the animal being sent home)
RESPONSIBILITY A. Please ensure that you are aware of DEFRA information regarding cattle Movements and Health regulations. It is your responsibility to keep up to date with any change of policies/legislation etc. B. All Livestock Exhibitors should ensure that they have adequate Public Liability Insurance Cover. All exhibitors are responsible for the observance by themselves, their employees, representatives or contractors of all Health & Safety at Work Regulations. C. Smoking is NOT PERMITTED in any of the livestock lines and neighbouring areas. D. Please dispose of any litter in the bins provided. E. Bovine Tuberculosis: Where a herd is subject to 12-monthly TB testing and so must undergo pre-movement TB testing, please bring a copy of the results with you to the Show. Please observe the current DEFRA regulations regarding pre and post-movement TB Testing. For advice on Bovine TB please visit tbhub.co.uk
CATTLE ENTRIES will be accepted on the following basis: • LAS Membership must be held in the name of the Exhibitor (i.e. the Owner) to qualify for Entry Membership Discount • Every animal entered MUST be the property of the Exhibitor and its Passport MUST be in the Name of the Exhibitor. Transfer of Ownership Documentation must be completed before the Show. • Each animal may only be entered for one Cattle Class. However, this animal may then go into the relevant section’s Pairs/Group Class(es). Please ensure that you enter and pay for all Pair/Group classes (marked with the suffix ‘*’) in advance of the Show, no on-the-day bookings will be accepted. All entries are of course, eligible for any Special and Championship Classes which may be offered in each section. • The Closing date for entries is Tuesday 23rd April. Substitute and additional entries WILL NOT be accepted after this date.
1. Entries are required to arrive on the Showground by 6pm. on Tuesday, th 18th June, and must remain until 5pm on Thursday 20 June. (Exception - Commercial Beef entries to arrive before 4pm Tuesday)
9 2. All animals must be accustomed to being tied or haltered and exhibitors will be responsible for presenting them.
3. Where an entry is found to be entered in the wrong class it will be transferred automatically.
4. The Society reserves the right to refuse or cancel any entry or class and will automatically cancel any class in which there are insufficient entries. The Society also reserves the right to restrict entries if numbers exceed those which can be adequately dealt with.
5. Exhibitors entering cattle in more than one breed section must indicate the number of stalls required per breed on the Booking Form. All animals belonging to one exhibitor will stand in their respective breed lines(with Stewards discretion where needed).
6. All Commercial Cattle must be housed in the Commercial Cattle Lines.
7. Where cows are entered with a calf at foot the exhibitor is required to book two standings and include the Calf’s date of birth and ear tag details on the entry form.
8. Due to a limited number of stalls available, please only book a maximum of one kit pen per exhibitor.
9. All cattle must be paraded in accordance with the instructions of the Honorary Show Director and Stewards in a safe and responsible manner. Any Exhibitor not parading some of their cattle in the Grand Parade will forfeit any prize money. Bulls must be paraded with two handlers in the Grand Parade. All cattle forward in the Grand Parade on Thursday 20th June will receive a £5 Cash Payment.
10. Nobody under the age of 16 may be in charge of an animal in the Grand Parade.
11. Prizes will be awarded according to the number of entries forward at the time of judging.
10 BEEF CATTLE Section ENTRY and STALL FEES for BEEF CATTLE (All figures include VAT)
Member Rate Non-Member Rate Beef £ 12.00 per Stall £24.00 £ 4.00 per Entry £ 8.00 Pair/Group Classes £ 4.00 £ 8.00 (*)
(A Pair/Group being a Class involving more than one animal and having been entered in an earlier Class, these classes marked with the suffix *).
PRIZES IN ALL BEEF CATTLE CLASSES Prizes will be as below according to the number of entries forward at the time of judging.
Ordinary Classes (including Progeny Groups in Dairy Section):
Number of Entries Forward at the time of 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th Judging 1 to 5 £48 £36 £25 6 to 9 £48 £36 £25 £20 10 and over £48 £36 £25 £20 £10
*Pair/ Group Classes (excluding Progeny Groups in Dairy Section) Please note that these classes are marked with the suffix *
Number of Entries Forward at the time of 1st 2nd 3rd Judging 1 to 4 £15 £10 5 and over £15 £10 £5
Prize Payment Vouchers to be redeemed at the ICE Bank, near the Equine Rings
In additionfor each Senior bull forward in the Breed Class: • a voucher for the sum of £30
• DRESS CODE: Smart Dress and White Attire MUST be worn by exhibitors during judging and parades.
11 BEEF AND DAIRY SHOW TEAM AWARDS
Beef Judge: Mr C Pinchbeck, DL SLEAFORD
No Entry Fee
The Lincolnshire Show Team Award organised by The Lincolnshire Agricultural Society. This competition which will be judged in the cattle lines, will cover such aspects as presentation and welfare of cattle, cleanliness of lines, marketing and promotion of the herd and the owner’s staff associated with each herd. ALL Pure-Bred Beef, Commercial and Dairy Cattle Exhibitors are eligible. The winners will be announced during the Inter-Breed Competitions on Thursday.
Class S198 BEEF Prizes: Winner: the sum of £100 with a Special LAS Rosette and Special LAS Prize Card Runner-up: the sum of £50 with a Reserve Special LAS Rosette and Reserve Special LAS Prize Card
Class S199 DAIRY Prizes: Winner: the sum of £100 with a Special LAS Rosette and Special LAS Prize Card Runner-up: the sum of £50 with a Reserve Special LAS Rosette and Reserve Special LAS Prize Card
12 LINCOLN RED Sponsored by Beef
The Lincolnshire Agricultural Society acknowledges the generous Support and Sponsorship of the Prize Money in the Lincoln Red Cattle Classes by Agrii.
Judge: Mr D Wyllie LICHFIELD
Classes 200 to SuC215 will be judged on Wednesday 19th June at 8.30am. Classes 216 to S222 will be judged on Thursday 20th June at 8.30am.
Conditions. 1. All animals must be registered for entry in the Lincoln Red Cattle Society’s Herd Book. 2. See Fees and General Notes at the front of Cattle Section. 3. The Lincolnshire Agricultural Society reserves the right to amalgamate classes should entries be insufficient.
CLASS DESCRIPTION 200 BULL, born on or before 30th April 2017. 201 BULL, born on or between 1st May 2017 and 31st December 2017. 202 BULL, born on or between 1st January 2018 and 28th February 2018. 203 BULL, born on or after st1 March 2018. C204 CHAMPION MALE LAS TROPHY: DUNHAM & PRIDGEON PERPETUAL CHALLENGE TROPHY (95), presented by Messrs E S Dunham and M H Pridgeon, for the Champion Bull. Champion Male: LAS Rosette and Prize Card Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card S205 SPECIAL PRIZE - Best Junior Bull LAS TROPHY: MABLETHORPE PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP (74), presented by the late Mr H Dougill, for the Best Bull in the Junior class(es) born on or after 1st January 2018. Winners from classes 202 and 203 to come forward. LINCOLN RED CATTLE SOCIETY YOUNG FARMERS CLUB ‘HEIFER HANDLING COMPETITION’ Conditions: 1. Handlers must be aged 16 - 26 and be paid up members of Lincolnshire, Nottinghamshire, Cambridgeshire, Leicestershire & Rutland, Northamptonshire, Derbyshire, Norfolk or Yorkshire Federations of Young Farmers. 2. A maximum of 12 entries will be accepted in to this class.
13 Entries made on a first come first served basis. 3. Before making the entry please contact the Lincoln Red Cattle Society to be paired with a Mentor. 4. The Mentor is to place the entry with the Lincolnshire Beef Agricultural Society and will receive the relevant passes. 5. Class to be held immediately after the Lincoln Red Bull Classes on Wednesday. 6. Heifers entered in this Class can not be entered in any other Lincoln Red Breed Class on Wednesday. 7. The heifer may be entered in a Group Class on Thursday. 8. CLASS ENTRY is FREE, but please book & pay for a stall for this heifer and give full details on the Entry Form. S206A BEST HEIFER, judged by Mr D Wyllie Class Prize Money and Lincolnshire Show Rosettes as normal. S206B BEST PRESENTED HEIFER, judged by Mrs L M Burditt on behalf of the Lincoln Red Cattle Society, generously sponsored by Harold Woolgar Insurance. LAS Rosettes for the handlers, together with a Crystal Trophy, kindly presented by Harold Woolgar Insurance for the Winner. Appearance Money of £25, kindly sponsored by Harold Woolgar Insurance for every YFC Member bringing a heifer forward. (administered by LRCS) 207 COW, in milk or in calf, or heifer in calf, capable of being certified in calf at date of Show, born on or before 31st December 2016. S208 SPECIAL PRIZE - Best Calf The SUM of £25, kindly presented by LRCS, to be awarded to the best Lincoln Red Calf shown in the Lincoln Red Cow class 207. 209 HEIFER, born on or between 1st January 2017 and 31st December 2017. 210 HEIFER, born on or between 1st January 2018 and 28th February 2018. 211 HEIFER, born on or after st1 March 2018. C212 CHAMPION FEMALE LAS TROPHY: SILVER SALVER (110), presented by the late G E Albone Esq., to become the property of the exhibitor winning three times in succession, for the Champion Cow or Heifer. (Winner in 2018 - Iken Hall Farms) Champion Female: LAS Rosette and Prize Card Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card JuC213 JUNIOR CHAMPION For the best JUNIOR BULL OR HEIFER born on or after 1st January 2018. Prize Money for the Junior Champion and Reserve kindly donated by Mr Robin Dennett. Winners from classes 202, 203, S206A, 210 and 211 to come forward. The winner to go forward to the Inter-Breed Beef Junior Championship, Class JuSuC318 Reserve Champion will be of opposite sex to the Champion Junior Champion: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with the sum of £55 Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with the sum of £20
14 SuC214 SUPREME CHAMPION LAS TROPHY: FIRSBY PERPETUAL TROPHY (92), presented by the late J.F. Smith Esq., for the Supreme Champion. Supreme Champion: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with Sash and the sum of £60 Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with the sum of £30 215* PAIR of two Heifers entered in the Breed classes born on or Beef after 1st January 2017. 216* PAIR of animals of either sex entered in the above classes and the property of the same exhibitor. Winning Pair to go forward to Interbreed Class S321. 217* GROUP of not less than three animals of either or both sexes entered in the Breed classes, the progeny of the same sire. The group may be from more than one owner and all progeny entered will be automatically eligible to take part in this Class. Only one group from each sire may compete, although more than one group from a sire may compete if bred and entered by more than one breeder. (Name the SIRE on the Entry Form) S218 SPECIAL PRIZE LAS TROPHY: WALCOTT PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP (47), for the breeder of the sire of the best group in the Progeny Class Class 218. 219* GROUP of three animals. LAS TROPHY: The W A HARRISON PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP (10), presented by the late Mrs W A Harrison for the best group of three animals - to be the property of the Exhibitor and entered in Lincoln Red Cattle Classes. S220 SPECIAL PRIZE LAS TROPHY: The ALFORD BULL FAIR PERPETUAL TROPHY (133), for the Breeder gaining most points in the Lincoln Red classes. S221 SPECIAL PRIZE - to the herdsman leading the Best Prepared and Exhibited Show Team. LRCS TROPHY: THE DALLAS KEITH CUP (34) Judged by Mrs L M Burditt and Trophy presentation made by Mrs L M Burditt, a representative of the LRCS. S222 SPECIAL PRIZE - LINCOLN RED STOCKMENS’ JUDGING COMPETITION LRCS TROPHY: The Winner to receive the TITHEBARN CHALLENGE CUP, presented by Tithebarn (TP) Limited of Tithebarn House, Wode Road, Southport. The SUM of £10 to the Winner, £5 to the Runner-up, presented by the Lincoln Red Stockmens Club. (Prize Money and Cup administered by Lincoln Red Cattle Society). To be judged late on the afternoon of Tuesday 18th June. Competitors will be required to judge and place Lincoln Red heifers drawn from exhibits at the Show. Aim is to place the top five closest to the Judge’s decision on Wednesday.
15 BRITISH BLUE Judge: Mr N Pritchard HEREFORD Beef All classes will be judged on Wednesday 19th June
Conditions. 1. All animals must be entered in the British Blue Cattle Society Herd Book. In accordance with the BBCS request please note that females should not have calved within 12 weeks of the show. 2. See Fees and General Notes at the front of Cattle Section. 3. The Lincolnshire Agricultural Society reserves the right to amalgamate classes should entries be insufficient.
CLASS DESCRIPTION 224 BULL, born before 1st January 2018. 225 BULL, born on or after st1 January 2018. C226 CHAMPION MALE Champion Male: LAS Rosette and Prize Card Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card 227 COW or HEIFER, in calf or with calf at foot born on or before 31st December 2016. 228 HEIFER, born on or between 1st January 2017 and 31st December 2017. 229 MAIDEN HEIFER, born on or after st1 January 2018. C230 CHAMPION FEMALE NEBBC TROPHY: THE EDWARD SWINDELLS MEMORIAL PERPETUAL TROPHY (35), for the Champion Female. Champion Female: LAS Rosette and Prize Card Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card JuC231 JUNIOR CHAMPION For the best Junior Bull or Heifer born on or after 1st January 2018. Winners from classes 225 and 229 to come forward. The winner to go forward to the Inter-Breed Beef Junior Championship, Class JuSuC318 Junior Champion: LAS Rosette and Prize Card Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card SuC232 SUPREME CHAMPION LAS TROPHY: CHALLENGE TROPHY (88), for the Supreme Champion. Supreme Champion: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with Sash and the sum of £60 plus BBCS Rosette Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with the sum of £30 In addition, the sum of £15 and a Rosette will be presented by the North East British Blue Club to the Supreme Champion and £10 and a Rosette to the Reserve Champion. Both will receive free membership to the North East British Blue Club for one year. 233* PAIR of animals of either sex entered in the above classes and the property of the same exhibitor. Winning Pair to go forward to Interbreed Class S321.
16 BRITISH SIMMENTAL Sponsored by Beef
The Lincolnshire Agricultural Society acknowledges the generous Support and Sponsorship of the Prize Money in the British Simmental Cattle Classes by Clydesdale and Yorkshire Bank.
Judge: Mr C Addison PENRITH All classes will be judged on Wednesday 19th June
Conditions: 1. All animals must be entered in the British Simmental Cattle Society Herd Book 2. See Fees and General Notes at the front of Cattle Section. 3. The Lincolnshire Agricultural Society reserves the right to amalgamate classes should entries be insufficient.
CLASS DESCRIPTION 234 BULL, born before 1st January 2018 235 BULL, born on or after st1 January 2018 C236 CHAMPION MALE Champion Male: LAS Rosette and Prize Card Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card 237 COW or HEIFER, in calf or with calf at foot born on or before 31st December 2016 238 HEIFER, born on or between 1st January 2017 and 31st December 2017 239 MAIDEN HEIFER, born on or after st1 January 2018 C240 CHAMPION FEMALE Champion Female: LAS Rosette and Prize Card Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card JuC241 JUNIOR CHAMPION For the best Junior Bull or Heifer born on or after 1st January 2018 Winners from classes 235 and 239 to come forward. The winner to go forward to the Inter-Breed Beef Junior Championship, Class JuSuC318 Junior Champion: LAS Rosette and Prize Card Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card
17 SuC242 SUPREME CHAMPION LAS TROPHY: SIR JOHN EASTWOOD PERPETUAL CHALLENGE TROPHY (104), presented by Sir John Eastwood, for the Supreme Champion. Beef In addition, the Simmental Cattle Society offer a rosette for the Best and Reserve Simmental Animal in Show. Supreme Champion: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with Sash and the sum of £60 Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with the sum of £30 243* PAIR of animals of either sex entered in the above classes and the property of the same exhibitor. Winning Pair to go forward to Interbreed Class S321.
18 BRITISH LIMOUSIN Judge: Mr C Phillips HEREFORD All classes will be judged on Wednesday 19th June
Conditions: Beef 1. All animals must be full pedigree French or British-Born cattle registered in the Herd Book of the British Limousin Cattle Society, Ltd. 2. See Fees and General Notes at the front of Cattle Section. 3. The Lincolnshire Agricultural Society reserves the right to amalgamate classes should entries be insufficient.
CLASS DESCRIPTION 244 BULL, born before 1st January 2018 245 BULL, born on or after st1 January 2018 C246 CHAMPION MALE EMLC TROPHY: PERPETUAL CUP (39) presented by the East Midlands Limousin Club, for the Champion Male. Champion Male: LAS Rosette and Prize Card Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card 247 COW or HEIFER, in calf or with calf at foot born on or before 31st December 2016 248 HEIFER, born on or between 1st January 2017 and 31st December 2017 249 MAIDEN HEIFER, born on or after st1 January 2018 C250 CHAMPION FEMALE EMLC TROPHY: PERPETUAL CUP (38) presented by the East Midlands Limousin Club, for the Champion Cow or Heifer. Champion Female: LAS Rosette and Prize Card Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card JuC251 JUNIOR CHAMPION For the best Junior Bull or Heifer born on or after 1st January 2018 Winners from classes 245 and 249 to come forward. The winner to go forward to the Inter-Breed Beef Junior Championship, Class JuSuC318 Junior Champion: LAS Rosette and Prize Card Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card SuC252 SUPREME CHAMPION LAS TROPHY: CHALLENGE TROPHY (37), for the Supreme Champion. Supreme Champion: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with Sash and the sum of £60 Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with the sum of £30 253* PAIR of animals of either sex entered in the above classes and the property of the same exhibitor. Winning Pair to go forward to Interbreed Class S321.
19 BEEF SHORTHORN Judge: Mr M Holmes ALBRIGHTON Beef All classes will be judged on Wednesday 19th June
Conditions: 1. All animals must be entered in the Beef Shorthorn Cattle Society Herd Book 2. See Fees and General Notes at the front of Cattle Section. 3. The Lincolnshire Agricultural Society reserves the right to amalgamate classes should entries be insufficient.
CLASS DESCRIPTION 254 BULL, born before 1st January 2018 255 BULL, born on or after st1 January 2018 C256 CHAMPION MALE Champion Male: LAS Rosette and Prize Card Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card 257 COW or HEIFER, in calf or with calf at foot born on or before 31st December 2016 258 HEIFER, born on or between 1st January 2017 and 31st December 2017 259 MAIDEN HEIFER, born on or after st1 January 2018 C260 CHAMPION FEMALE Champion Female: LAS Rosette and Prize Card Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card JuC261 JUNIOR CHAMPION For the best Junior Bull or Heifer born on or after 1st January 2018 Winners from classes 255 and 259 to come forward. The winner to go forward to the Inter-Breed Beef Junior Championship, Class JuSuC318 Junior Champion: LAS Rosette and Prize Card Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card SuC262 SUPREME CHAMPION LAS TROPHY: THE RUSTON, PROCTOR AND CO. LTD TROPHY (111) to the Best Shorthorn Animal in Show. Supreme Champion: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with Sash and the sum of £60 Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with the sum of £30 In addition, British Shorthorn Cattle Society Rosettes for the Supreme Champion and Reserve. 263* PAIR of animals of either sex entered in the above classes and the property of the same exhibitor. Winning Pair to go forward to Interbreed Class S321.
20 LONGHORN Judge: Mr P J Guest LEOMINSTER All classes will be judged on Wednesday 19th June
Conditions: Beef 1. All animals must be entered in the Longhorn Society Herd Book. 2. Disbudded cattle are permitted to enter these classes. 3. See Fees and General Notes at the front of Cattle Section. 4. The Lincolnshire Agricultural Society reserves the right to amalgamate classes should entries be insufficient.
CLASS DESCRIPTION 264 BULL, born on or before 1st January 2018 265 BULL, born on or after 1st January 2018 LCS Rosette to the winner. C266 CHAMPION MALE Champion Male: LAS Rosette and Prize Card Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card 267 COW or HEIFER, in calf or with calf at foot born on or before 31st December 2016. 268 HEIFER, born on or between 1st January 2017 and 31st December 2017. 269 MAIDEN HEIFER, born on or after st1 January 2018. LCS Rosette to the winner. C270 CHAMPION FEMALE Champion Female: LAS Rosette and Prize Card Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card JuSuC271 JUNIOR CHAMPION For the best Junior Bull or Heifer born on or after 1st January 2018. Winners from classes 265 and 269 to come forward. The winner to go forward to the Inter-Breed Beef Junior Championship, Class JuSuC318 Junior Champion: LAS Rosette and Prize Card Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card SuC272 SUPREME CHAMPION LAS TROPHY: The J. H. ANDREW PERPETUAL CHALLENGE TROPHY (109) for the Supreme Champion. Supreme Champion: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with Sash and the sum of £60 plus LCS Rosette. Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with the sum of £30 plus LCS Rosette. 273* PAIR of animals of either sex entered in the above classes and the property of the same exhibitor. Winning Pair to go forward to Interbreed Class S321.
21 BRITISH BLONDE Sponsored by Beef
The Lincolnshire Agricultural Society acknowledges the generous Support and Sponsorship of the Prize Money in the British Blonde Cattle Classes by TSV Services.
Judge: Mr N Brown NORTHAMPTON All classes will be judged on Wednesday 19th June Conditions: 1. All entries must be pedigree cattle registered with the British Blonde Society. 2. See Fees and General Notes at the front of Cattle Section. 3. The Lincolnshire Agricultural Society reserves the right to amalgamate classes should entries be insufficient.
CLASS DESCRIPTION 274 BULL, born before 1st January 2018 275 BULL, born on or after st1 January 2018 C276 CHAMPION MALE Champion Male: LAS Rosette and Prize Card Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card 277 COW or HEIFER, in calf or with calf at foot born on or before 31st December 2016 278 HEIFER, born on or between 1st January 2017 and 31st December 2017 279 MAIDEN HEIFER, born on or after st1 January 2018 C280 CHAMPION FEMALE Champion Female: LAS Rosette and Prize Card Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card JuC281 JUNIOR CHAMPION For the best Junior Bull or Heifer born on or after 1st January 2018 Winners from classes 275 and 279 to come forward. The winner to go forward to the Inter-Breed Beef Junior Championship, Class JuSuC318 Junior Champion: LAS Rosette and Prize Card Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card SuC282 SUPREME CHAMPION LAS TROPHY: THE REBECCA SEELS PERPETUAL TROPHY (31), for the Supreme Champion. Supreme Champion: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with Sash and the sum of £60 Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with the sum of £30 In addition, Rosette and Sash for the Supreme Champion, presented by the Central Blonde Club. 283* PAIR of animals of either sex entered in the above classes and the property of the same exhibitor. Winning Pair to go forward to Interbreed Class S321.
22 ABERDEEN ANGUS Judge: Mr A Baillie FORMBY All classes will be judged on Wednesday 19th June
Conditions: Beef 1. All entries must be registered in the full pedigree section of the Herd Book maintained by the Aberdeen-Angus Cattle Society. 2. See Fees and General Notes at the front of Cattle Section. 3. The Lincolnshire Agricultural Society reserves the right to amalgamate classes should entries be insufficient.
CLASS DESCRIPTION 284 BULL, born before 1st January 2018 285 BULL, born on or after st1 January 2018 C286 CHAMPION MALE Champion Male: LAS Rosette and Prize Card Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card 287 COW or HEIFER, in calf or with calf at foot born on or before 31st December 2016 288 HEIFER, born on or between 1st January 2017 and 31st December 2017 289 MAIDEN HEIFER, born on or after st1 January 2018 C290 CHAMPION FEMALE Champion Female: LAS Rosette and Prize Card Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card JuC291 JUNIOR CHAMPION For the best Junior Bull or Heifer born on or after 1st January 2017. Winners from classes 285 and 289 to come forward. The winner to go forward to the Inter-Breed Beef Junior Championship, Class JuSuC318 Junior Champion: LAS Rosette and Prize Card Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card SuC292 SUPREME CHAMPION Supreme Champion: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with Sash and the sum of £60 Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with the sum of £30 In addition, an Aberdeen Angus Cattle Society Rosette and Champion Sash for the Supreme Champion. 293* PAIR of animals of either sex entered in the above classes and the property of the same exhibitor. Winning Pair to go forward to Interbreed Class S321.
23 OTHER PURE CONTINENTAL BREEDS Judge: Mr N Brown NORTHAMPTON Beef All classes will be judged on Wednesday 19th June
Conditions: 1. All animals must be registered in their respective breed Herd Books. 2. See Fees and General Notes at the front of Cattle Section. 3. The Lincolnshire Agricultural Society reserves the right to amalgamate classes should entries be insufficient.
CLASS DESCRIPTION 294 BULL, any age C295 CHAMPION MALE Champion Male: LAS Rosette & Prize Card Reserve: LAS Rosette & Prize Card 296 COW or HEIFER, born on or before 31st December 2017 297 MAIDEN HEIFER, born on or after st1 January 2018 C298 CHAMPION FEMALE Champion Female: LAS Rosette and Prize Card Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card JuC299 JUNIOR CHAMPION For the best Junior Bull or Heifer born on or after 1st January 2018 Highest placed in classes 294 and 297 born on or after 1st January 2018 to come forward. The winner to go forward to the Inter-Breed Beef Junior Championship, Class JuSuC318 Junior Champion: LAS Rosette and Prize Card Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card SuC300 SUPREME CHAMPION LAS TROPHY: CHALLENGE TROPHY (147), for the Supreme Champion. Supreme Champion: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with Sash and the sum of £60 Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with the sum of £30 S301 SPECIAL PRIZE - Best Salers Animal The Salers Cattle Society offer a rosette for the Best Salers Animal in Show. S302 SPECIAL PRIZE - Best British Charolais Animal LAS TROPHY: The MAUREEN ROWLES PERPETUAL CHALLENGE TROPHY (157), for the best British Charolais in the OPCB Section. LAS TROPHY: BROWN BUTLIN PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP (131), presented by Messrs Brown Butlin Ltd, for the reserve best British Charolais in the OPCB Section. 303* PAIR of animals of either sex entered in the above classes and the property of the same exhibitor. Winning Pair to go forward to Interbreed Class S321.
24 OTHER PURE NATIVE & RARE BREEDS Sponsored by Beef
The Lincolnshire Agricultural Society acknowledges the generous Support and Sponsorship of the Prize Money in the Other Pure Native Breeds of Cattle Classes by Yorkshire Dales Ice Cream.
Judge: Mr A Baillie FORMBY All classes will be judged on Wednesday 19th June
Conditions: 1. All animals must be registered in their respective breed Herd Books, and exhibitors must abide by their relevant breed society regulations. 2. See Fees and General Notes at the front of Cattle Section. 3. The Lincolnshire Agricultural Society reserves the right to amalgamate classes should entries be insufficient.
CLASS DESCRIPTION 304 BULL, born before 1st January 2018 305 BULL, born on or after st1 January 2018 C306 CHAMPION MALE Champion Male: LAS Rosette and Prize Card Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card 307 COW or HEIFER, in calf or with calf at foot born on or before 31st December 2016 308 HEIFER, born on or between 1st January 2017 and 31st December 2017 309 MAIDEN HEIFER, born on or after st1 January 2018. C310 CHAMPION FEMALE Champion Female: LAS Rosette and Prize Card Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card JuC311 JUNIOR CHAMPION For the best Junior Bull or Heifer born on or after 1st January 2018. Winners from classes 305 and 309 to come forward. The winner to go forward to the Inter-Breed Beef Junior Championship, Class JuSuC318 Junior Champion: LAS Rosette and Prize Card Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card
25 SuC312 SUPREME CHAMPION LAS TROPHY: LINCOLNSHIRE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY SILVER SALVER Presented by CENTRAL WOOL GROWERS LTD Ltd (134) for the Supreme Champion. Beef Supreme Champion: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with Sash and the sum of £60 Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with the sum of £30 S313 SPECIAL PRIZE - Best Belted Galloway Animal The Belted Galloway Cattle Society offers a rosette to the Best Belted Galloway Animal in Show. S314 SPECIAL PRIZE - Best Red Poll Animal The Red Poll Cattle Society offers a rosette for the best Red Poll Animal in Show. S315 SPECIAL PRIZE - Best Hereford Animal LAS TROPHY: THE HEREFORD CHALLENGE BOWL (79) to the Best Hereford Animal. Also, the Midlands and East Anglia Hereford Breeders Association will present a rosette and the Sum of £10 to the Best Hereford Animal in Show. S316 SPECIAL PRIZE- Best British White Animal The British White Cattle Society offers a rosette for the best British White Animal in Show. 317* PAIR of animals of either sex entered in the above classes and the property of the same exhibitor. Winning Pair to go forward to Interbreed Class S321.
26 INTER-BREED CHAMPIONSHIPS - BEEF Sponsored by Beef
The Lincolnshire Agricultural Society acknowledge the generous sponsorship of the Society prize money in the Inter-Breed Beef Championship Classes by Masons Chartered Surveyors.
Judge: Mr J May CREDITON Judging will take place on Thursday 20th June at 10.00 hours, or as soon as the Lincoln Red Group Classes have finished. NO ENTRY FEES
CLASS DESCRIPTION JuSuC318A JUNIOR SUPREME BEEF CHAMPIONSHIP LAS TROPHY: GEOFFREY PARKINSON MEMORIAL TROPHY (139), for the best Junior Supreme Champion. Junior Supreme Champion: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with Sash and the sum of £80 Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with the sum of £60 JuSuC318B JUNIOR SUPREME BEEF NATIVE CHAMPIONSHIP Junior Native Supreme Champion: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with the sum of £50 Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with the sum of £30 SuC319A SUPREME BEEF BREED CHAMPIONSHIP LAS TROPHY: PERPETUAL CHALLENGE TROPHY - Silver Salver (136), presented by Mrs Davy in memory of the late Ronald Davy Esq., for the best Beef animal. Supreme Beef Champion: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with Sash and the sum of £120 Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with and the sum of £80 SuC319B SUPREME BEEF BREED NATIVE CHAMPION Native Supreme Champion: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with Sash and the sum of £50 Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with the sum of £30
27 S320 SPECIAL PRIZE For a TEAM OF THREE ANIMALS (selected by each breed society) CONSISTING OF: Beef BULL, any age. COW, over 30 months, in-milk or capable of being certified in-calf at date of Show. MAIDEN HEIFER (that has no calves on the ground). Conditions - Class S320 1 One Team will be selected from the animals exhibited in each of the following Breed Classes - Lincoln Red, British Blue, British Simmental, British Limousin, Beef Shorthorn, Longhorn, British Blonde, Aberdeen Angus, Other Pure Continental Breeds and the Other Pure Native Breed classes (consisting of animals from one breed). 2 Selection of the Teams will take place immediately following the completion of judging on Wednesday. Teams will be selected by each breed society and may be made up from one or more exhibitors. 3 The Breed Stewards will notify the Chief Steward of the Animals selected. 4 Prize money will be divided (£40 / £25 / £20 per animal) and paid direct to individual exhibitors in the winning teams. Winners: LAS Rosettes, Prize Card and the sum of £120 Reserves: LAS Rosettes, Prize Card and the sum of £75 Highest scoring NATIVE BREED: Best Native Rosettes, Prize Card and the sum of £60 S321 SPECIAL PRIZE For the Best Pair, consisting of two animals of either sex and the property of the same exhibitor. Winners to come forward from the classes below: 215* Lincoln Red 233* British Blue 243* British Simmental 253* British Limousin 263* Beef Shorthorn 273* Longhorn 283* British Blonde 293* Aberdeen Angus 303* Other Pure Continental 317* Other Pure Natives & Rare Breeds. Winning Pair: Two LAS Rosettes and the sum of £80 Reserve Pair: Two LAS Rosettes and the sum of £50
28 COMMERCIAL BEEF Sponsored by Beef
The Lincolnshire Agricultural Society acknowledges the generous Support and Sponsorship of the Prize Money in the Commercial Cattle Classes by Woldmarsh Producers Ltd.
Judge: Mr M Richardson KIRKBY STEPHEN Judging will take place on Wednesday 19th June at 8.30am
Conditions 1 See Fees and General Notes at the front of Cattle Section. 2 Exhibitors must arrive at the Showground with their entries before 4pm on Tuesday 18th June. After that time weighing facilities will be withdrawn. Animals may be collected from the Showground after 5pm on Thursdayth 20 June. All Livestock exhibited in the Commercial Beef Section will be weighed on arrival at the Showground. 3 All Commercial Cattle must be housed in the Commercial Cattle Lines. 4 These classes are for commercial animals, who may not be entered in any other section. The cross breed of the animal and ear number of the animal must be clearly stated on the entry form (Note: The Sire denotes the breed or cross of the animal) 5 In the event of classes being oversubscribed classes may be split on weight, for example Classes 323, 328, 329 6 Due to the expected high demand for stalls, a limit of 5 stalls per exhibitor has been put in place in the Commercial Beef Section. 7 Please note that Commercial Beef Stalls are limited and will be allocated on a strictly first come first serve basis. Forms will be returned to all exhibitors who are unsuccessful in their request.
CLASS DESCRIPTION 322 STEER - ANY WEIGHT, British Blue Cross. 323 STEER - ANY WEIGHT, Limousin Cross. 324 STEER - ANY WEIGHT, Any Other Continental Cross. S325 SPECIAL PRIZE - Best Charolais Cross Steer LAS TROPHY: PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP (120), presented by J K Burkitt Esq., for the best Charolais steer cross in Class 324. 326 STEER or HEIFER - ANY WEIGHT, British Native Cross.
29 C327 CHAMPION MALE Champion Male: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with the sum of £25 Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card Beef 328 HEIFER - ANY WEIGHT, British Blue Cross. 329 HEIFER - ANY WEIGHT, British Limousin Cross. 330 HEIFER - ANY WEIGHT, Any Other Continental Cross. C331 CHAMPION FEMALE Champion Female: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with the sum of £25 Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card SuC332 SUPREME CHAMPION LAS TROPHY: PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP (87), presented by the late J H Sellars Esq., for the Supreme Champion. Supreme Champion: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with Sash and the sum of £75 Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with the sum of £50 S333 SPECIAL PRIZE - Exhibitor Bred Heifer or Steer Open to any Steer or Heifer previously exhibited in the above classes, owned and bred by the exhibitor. (Rosettes from previous classes must not be worn). Winner: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with the sum of £50 Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with the sum of £25
30 YOUNG BEEF CATTLE HANDLING COMPETITION Judge: Mr A Hargreaves SPALDING Judging will take place on Thursday 20th June after the Inter Breed Championships Beef
Conditions: 1 Any beef animal from the female Pure Breed or female Commercial Beef Classes are to be used in this class, no bulls are permitted under any circumstances. Please note that the animal should match the size of the Handler. 2 In these classes it is the handler that is judged and not the animal. Normal showing attire must be worn during judging. No rosettes to be displayed in the ring. 3 Owners of the cattle must ensure that the young person is capable of controlling the animal being shown. Children must always be under the supervision of and accompanied by a competent adult. 4 The judge has the authority to ask any exhibitor not having sufficient control of his/her animal to leave the ring. Entry: • No entry fee, entries to be made on Show days. A sign up sheet will be displayed at the Livestock Office in the Livestock Lines.
Qualifiers: a) This show is a qualifier for the East of England Agricultural Society Winter Stock Festival YOUNG STOCK PERSON OF THE YEAR, with the finals taking place at the East of England Showground on Saturday 30th November. Qualifying competitors to be between the ages of 15 years and 21 years on the day of the show and be placed 1st or 2nd in the appropriate classes (classes 335 and 336). A qualifying rosette will be provided for each competitor by the East of England Agricultural Society and a registration card which must be completed and returned by the competitor to the East of England Agricultural Society by the 1st October. You will not be eligible to compete at the Final without returning the registration card. Full details of the finals will be sent to all registered and qualified exhibitors by the East of England Agricultural Society.
Prizes: 1st £20, 2nd £15, 3rd £10, 4th £5 Rosettes to 6th place.
CLASS DESCRIPTION 334 JUNIOR HANDLER: aged 10 years to 14 years on the day of Show 335 INTERMEDIATE HANDLER: aged 15 years to 17 years on the day of Show Winter Stock Festival Young Stock Person of the Year Qualifier (1st & 2nd place to Qualify)
31 336 SENIOR HANDLER: aged 18 years to 21 years on the day of Show Winter Stock Festival Young Stock Person of the Year Qualifier (1st & 2nd place to Qualify) Beef C337 CHAMPION PRIZE - To the Best Young Handler 1st and 2nd place winners from classes 334, 335 and 336 to come forward. PRIVATE TROPHY: THE BECCI SEELS MEMORIAL SALVER (33) will be presented by Mrs Eyre to the Best Young Beef Cattle Handler, in memory of her daughter Miss Becci Seels.
32 DAIRY CATTLE Section
Lincolnshire Agricultural Society’s County Parish Holding Number is 24/654/8003
SUMMARY OF ENTRY PROCEDURE FOR DAIRY CATTLE a) Reserved stalls must be booked not later than Tuesday 23rd April 2019. b) No class entry fees will be charged for Breed classes. Entry fees will however be payable for entry into the Exhibitor Bred classes (judged on the second day) at the rate shown below. c) Entry Forms for those animals attending the Show must be completed and despatched so as to arrive at the Society’s Offices no later than 9.00am on Friday 24th May 2019. Entry fees for Exhibitor Bred classes should also be forwarded at this stage. d) Exhibitors may only bring the number of animals to the Show for which stalls have been booked. Dairy e) No animal likely to calve during the period of the Show may be exhibited. f) See General Notes at the front of the Cattle Section. g) Please ensure that all group classes are entered by 23rd April 2019. Group entries on the day will not be accepted.
A note on Malpractice: Any artificial contrivance or device of any description found onor proved to have been used on an animal at any time whilst that animal is in the Showground, either for preventing the flow of milk or for any other improper purpose, will disqualify that animal from being awarded a prize, and any prize awarded prior to discovery will be forfeited. The Instigator or The Owner of the said animal may be prohibited from again entering Stock for any of the Society’s Shows, for such period as the Committee may see fit. For the purpose of this Regulation, the term ‘improper practice’ shall be held to include setting of teats, and generally any other practice including tampering or of their own or any other animal by the exhibitor or any other person which results in the animals being shown other than in a natural state, and the Society reserves the right to have all animals inspected by the Society’s Veterinary Officers, either prior to, during, or after judging. The Society will not tolerate the administration to show exhibits of tranquillisers or other drugs which may in any way affect the performance of the animal in question to have the effect of making it behave in the show ring in a manner which is not natural. The Society reserves the right to take any necessary samples. Any Person or Exhibitor (or his representative) who is found to have administered or permitted the administration of any such tranquilliser or drugs to any Show exhibit will be reported to the Organising Committee, and dealt with at their discretion. In addition the matter will be referred to the appropriate Breed Society or Organisation. Any Exhibitor wishing to lodge an objection, having reference to Livestock exhibited at this Show. Please see condition 31 in the regulations at the back of this schedule. If, on investigation, the objection is not sustained to the satisfaction of the Committee, the sum thus deposited shall, at the discretion of the Committee, be forfeited to the funds of the Society. All objections must be lodged within two hours of when the alleged incident occurred in accordance with the objection
33 regulations, and no objection will be SUBSEQUENTLY received, unless a reason, satisfactory to the Committee be assigned for the delay. Please Note points 46, 47 & 48 in the Show Regulations & Information at the back of this Schedule ENTRY and STALL FEES for DAIRY CATTLE (All figures include VAT)
Non-Member Member Rate Rate £ 24.00 per Stall £ 48.00
ALL Dairy Exhibitor bred £ 4.00 £ 8.00 classes per Entry Dairy Please Note: In the event of low exhibitor numbers in any of the dairy breeds or low entries catalogued, classes may be cancelled or amalgamated. PRIZES IN ALL DAIRY CATTLE CLASSES Prizes will be as below according to the number of entries forward at the time of judging. Ordinary Classes (including Progeny Groups in Dairy Section):
Number of Entries Forward at the time 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th of Judging 1 to 5 £48 £36 £25 6 to 9 £48 £36 £25 £20 10 and over £48 £36 £25 £20 £10
*Pair/ Group Classes (excluding Progeny Groups in Dairy Section) Please note that these classes are marked with the suffix *
Number of Entries Forward at the time of 1st 2nd 3rd Judging 1 to 4 £15 £10 5 and over £15 £10 £5
Prize Payment Vouchers to be redeemed at the ICE Bank, near the Equine Rings In addition for each dairy animal at Show: • a voucher for the sum of £18
DRESS CODE: Smart Dress and White Attire MUST be worn by exhibitors during judging and parades.
34 HOLSTEIN Judge: Mr B Miller BRIDGWATER Judging will take place on Wednesday 19th June
Conditions: 1. The Holstein Classes will be run under Holstein UK Showing Rules with the exception of external sealing of teats or other malpractice as stated in the Holstein UK Rules. Copies can be obtained from the Holstein UK. Exhibitors are asked to abide by the rules. 2. All animals must be registered in Holstein UK Herd Book proper, or in Classes B or C of their Supplementary Registers. 3. Your attention is drawn to the “Entry Procedure for Dairy Cattle”, above. 4. Judge to select teams for the Interbreed Classes (to be held on the Thursday of Show) after the Supreme Champion Holstein Class.
CLASS DESCRIPTION Dairy 350 MAIDEN HEIFER, under 12 months on day of Show. 351 MAIDEN HEIFER or HEIFER in calf over 12 months but under 30 months on the Day of Show. 352 HEIFER, in-milk having calved under 3 years of age. JuC353 JUNIOR CHAMPION EMHS TROPHY: J C HARVEY MEMORIAL TROPHY (11) For the best Junior animal. Winner to go forward to Junior Supreme Dairy Championship, Class JuSuC391 Junior Champion: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with Holstein UK Rosette Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card Honourable Mention: Special Rosette 354 DRY COW, at least 5 months in calf on day of Show. Can still be in milk but must be shown as dry, 2nd or subsequent lactation. 355 COW, in milk, having calved twice. 356 COW, in milk, having calved three times or more. S357 SPECIAL PRIZE - Best Udder For the Best Udder from Classes 352, 355 and 356 Winner: Holstein UK Rosette. 358* GROUP of THREE females, to be property of Exhibitor and entered in Breed classes. 359 DAM and DAUGHTER or TWO DAUGHTERS of the SAME DAM or SIRE entered in the breed classes, not necessarily the property of one owner. SuC360 SUPREME CHAMPION LAS TROPHY: PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP (12), presented by the Lincolnshire Echo, for the Supreme Champion. Supreme Champion: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with Sash and the sum of £25 Cash plus a Holstein UK Rosette Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with a Holstein UK Rosette Honourable Mention: Special Rosette
35 EXHIBITOR BRED HOLSTEIN Judge: Mr A Cope LICHFIELD Judging will take place on Thursday 20th June after the Interbreed Classes.
Conditions: 1. The following additional classes are for Exhibitor bred animals only and must be the property of the Exhibitor. 2. Rosettes from previous classes should not be worn. 3. All cattle entered in the exhibitor bred classes must be shown on the previous day in the ‘Holstein’ Classes. An animal is defined as “Exhibitor Bred” if it is born in the U.K. and carries the owner’s Dairy prefix. This includes animals born as a result of embryo transplant.
CLASS DESCRIPTION 361 MAIDEN HEIFER, under 12 months of age on day of Show. 362 MAIDEN HEIFER or HEIFER in calf over 12 months but under 30 months on the Day of Show. 363 HEIFER, in-milk having calved under 3 years of age. 364 DRY COW, at least 5 months in calf on day of Show. Can still be in milk but must be shown as dry, 2nd or subsequent lactation. 365 COW, in milk 366* PAIR C367 CHAMPION PRIVATE TROPHY: THE EMKA EXHIBITOR BRED CHALLENGE TROPHY (17), presented by Graham Bevin Esq. will be awarded to the Champion. Champion: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with the sum of £15 and a Holstein UK Rosette Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card Honourable Mention: LAS Special Rosette S368 SPECIAL PRIZE EMHC TROPHY: THE JOHN MAWER MEMORIAL TROPHY (20) For the Exhibitor gaining the most points with exhibitor bred animals in the classes on Wednesday and Thursday. Scaled points will be awarded at the Steward’s discretion.
36 JERSEY Judge: Mr R Bostock WHITCHURCH Judging will take place on Wednesday 19th June
Conditions 1. All animals must be registered for entry in The Jersey Cattle Society’s Herd Book. 2. Your attention is drawn to the “Entry Procedure for Dairy Cattle”, at the beginning of the Dairy Section. 3. Judge to select teams for the Interbreed Classes (to be held on the Thursday of Show) after the Supreme Jersey Champion Class.
CLASS DESCRIPTION 369 MAIDEN HEIFER, under 12 months on day of Show. 370 MAIDEN HEIFER or HEIFER in calf over 12 months but under 30 months on the Day of Show. Dairy 371 HEIFER, in milk which has produced her first and only calf under the age of 30 months. JuC372 JUNIOR CHAMPION Winner to go forward to Junior Supreme Dairy Championship, Class JuSuC391 Junior Champion: LAS Rosette and Prize Card Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card Honourable Mention: LAS Special Rosette 373 DRY COW, not less than five months in calf. 374 COW, in milk with second calf. 375 COW, in milk with third calf or subsequent calf. 376* GROUP of three Females, to be property of the exhibitor and entered in Breed classes. 377 GROUP of three Females, in milk or in calf, entered in Breed classes, by the same Sire or out of the same Dam, but not necessarily the property of one owner. 378 DAM AND DAUGHTER, two daughters of the same Dam or two daughters of the same Sire, entered in the breed classes, not necessarily the property of one owner. SuC379 SUPREME CHAMPION LAS TROPHY: The PERPETUAL CHALLENGE Trophy (82), presented by the late Col. K. C. Lee for the Supreme Cow or Heifer. Supreme Champion: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with Sash and the sum of £25 Cash Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card Honourable Mention: LAS Special Rosette
37 EXHIBITOR BRED JERSEY CLASSES Judge: Mrs E Herbert PENRITH Judging will take place on Thursday 20th June after the Interbreed Classes. The following classes relate to Exhibitor Bred animals (to be the property of the Exhibitor).
CLASS DESCRIPTION 380 MAIDEN HEIFER, under 12 months on day of Show. 381 MAIDEN HEIFER or HEIFER in calf over 12 months but under 30 months on the Day of Show.
Dairy 382 HEIFER, in milk. 383 DRY COW. 384 COW, in milk. C385 CHAMPION Champion: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with the sum of £15 plus a JCS best Exhibitor Bred Animal Rosette Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card Honourable Mention: LAS Special Rosette S386 SPECIAL PRIZE - Best Registered Cow or Heifer The Jersey Cattle Society offers a Special Rosette and Prize Card to the best cow or heifer, registered in Herd Book and bred by an exhibitor who is a current member of the Jersey Cattle Society.
38 INTER-BREED DAIRY CHAMPIONSHIPS Judge: Mr E Griffiths SHEFFIELD Judging will take place on Thursday 20th June at 09.00 hours.
Conditions 1 See General Notes at the front of the Cattle Section and the Lincolnshire Show Regulations & Information (Livestock) at the back of this Schedule. 2 One Team for each of the undermentioned classes will be selected from the animals exhibited in Holstein and Jersey Classes. 3 Selection of the Teams will take place immediately following the completion of judging on Wednesdayth 19 June. Teams will be selected by each breed society and may be from one or more exhibitors. 4 The Breed Stewards will notify the Chief Steward, of the Animals
selected and a board, indicating the names and numbers of the Dairy teams from each Breed, will be erected in the Cattle Lines. 5 Prize money in classes S392 and S393 will be divided (£30 / £15 per animal) NO ENTRY FEES
CLASS DESCRIPTION SuC390 SUPREME DAIRY BREED CHAMPIONSHIP LAS TROPHY: CHALLENGE TROPHY (93) for the Supreme Champion Supreme Champion: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with Sash and the sum of £75 Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with the sum of £50 JuSuC391 JUNIOR SUPREME DAIRY CHAMPIONSHIP For the Best Junior Animal. Junior Champion: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with Sash and the sum of £50 Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with the sum of £25 S392 SPECIAL PRIZE Teams of four animals consisting of: COW in milk, HEIFER in milk, COW in calf, HEIFER or Heifer in calf with her first calf. Winners: 4 LAS Rosettes, Prize Card and the sum of £120 Reserves: 4 LAS Rosettes, Prize Card and the sum of £60 S393 SPECIAL PRIZE Best team of four cows (selected by Breed Judge). Winners: 4 LAS Rosettes, Prize Card and the sum of £120 Reserves: 4 LAS Rosettes, Prize Card and the sum of £60
39 YOUNG DAIRY HEIFER HANDLING COMPETITION Judge: Mrs E Herbert PENRITH Judging will take place on Thursday 20th June after the Exhibitor Bred Dairy Cattle Classes, both Holstein and Jersey Cattle to come forward.
Conditions: 1 Only Heifers (can be maiden or in calf) under 30 months of age to be used in this class. Please note that the animal should match the size of the Handler. 2 In these classes it is the handler that is judged and not the animal. Normal showing attire must be worn during judging. Dairy 3 No rosettes to be displayed in the ring. 4 Owners of the cattle must ensure that the young person is capable of controlling the animal being shown. Children must always be under the supervision of and accompanied by a competent adult. 5 The judge has the authority to ask any exhibitor not having sufficient control of his/her animal to leave the ring. 6 The age boundaries of the classes may be amended by the Stewards to suit the ages of entries forward on the day. Entry: • No Entry Fee, entries to be made on Show Days. A sign up sheet will be displayed at the Livestock Office in the Livestock Lines.
Prizes: 1st £20, 2nd £15, 3rd £10, 4th £5 Rosettes to 6th place.
CLASS DESCRIPTION 394 JUNIOR HANDLER: aged 10 years to 14 years on the day of Show 395 INTERMEDIATE HANDLER: aged 15 years to 19 years on the day of Show 396 SENIOR HANDLER: aged 20 years to 26 years on the day of Show C397 CHAMPION PRIZE - To the Best Young Handler 1st and 2nd place winners from classes 394, 395 and 396 to come forward. LAS TROPHY: THE STOWPAK CHALLENGE CUP (36), kindly donated by Mr B Holt, to the Best Young Handler in the Dairy Cattle Section.
40 SHEEP Section
Lincolnshire Show Regulations & Information (Livestock) are at the back of this Prize Schedule
Lincolnshire Agricultural Society’s County Parish Holding Number is 24/654/8003
SHEEP ENTRIES will be accepted on the following basis: • Entries close on Tuesday 23rd April 2019. Late entries will not be accepted and entries in all sections will be subject to space, accom- modation and availability. • Each animal may only be entered for one Sheep Class, however, this animal may then go into a Group Class and the Wool on the Hoof classes (entries for this must be made in advance of the Show). All entries are of course eligible for Special and Championship Classes which may be offered. • A limited number of MV sheep pens 4’ x 4’ and Non-MV Sheep Pens 4’ x 4’ will be available at the Show and allocated on a first come, first served basis. • Covered accommodation will be provided for all SHEEP. MV Ac- credited and Non-MV Scheme sheep will be housed in separate open sided marquees and have separate judging rings. • For animals of MV Accredited status, please mark MV on the sheep entry form and a photocopy of the current SAC Certificate of status should be forwarded with your entries as confirmation. The green certificate of Status, listing details of the animals entered must ac- company your animals to the Show and presented on arrival. • Entries are required to arrive on the Showground not later than 6pm on Tuesday 18th June, and must remain until 5pm on Thurs- Sheep day 20th June. Admittance of sheep on Wednesday of Show is strictly prohibited. • Before entering, do read the section information given and class description. • No Nursing ewes are allowed to attend the show. Only the Champion and Reserve Champion sheep to go forward in the Grand Parade. All those forward in the Grand Parade on Thursday 20th June (Interbreed and Wool on the Hoof Champions and Reserve Cham- pions) will receive a £5 Cash Payment.
41 ENTRY FEES for SHEEP (All fees include VAT)
Non-Member Member Rate Rate £ 11.00 per Entry £ 22.00
Class 510, Inter-Breed Championships £ 11.00 £ 22.00 Best Group of 3 sheep
£ 5.00 Wool on the Hoof £ 10.00
Lincolnshire Fleece Competition
(Exhibitors with Live Sheep Entries are entitled to a free £5.00 entry per breed entered in the £ 10.00 fleece competition, any other entries must be paid for)
PRIZES in the SHEEP Section
Sheep Prizes will be awarded as below, according to the number of entries catalogued.
Number of Entries 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th catalogued 1 to 5 £32 £26 £20
6 to 9 £32 £26 £20 £15
10 and over £32 £26 £20 £15 £10
Prize Payment Vouchers to be redeemed at the ICE Bank, near the Equine Rings
In addition, for each: • Breed Supreme Champion and • Supreme Champion in the Commercial Lambs and Cross Bred Sheep & Commercial Ram Class Winner: LAS Sash, Rosette and Prize Card with £40 Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with £20 • Inter-Breed Supreme Champion Winner: LAS Sash, Rosette and Prize Card with £60 Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with £30
42 SHEEP SHOW TEAM AWARD Open to Pure Breed Class Entries only Judge: Mr C Pinchbeck, DL SLEAFORD No Entry Fee
The Lincolnshire Show Team Award organised by The Lincolnshire Agricultural Society. This competition, which will be judged in the Sheep pens, will cover such aspects as presentation and welfare of sheep, cleanliness of the pens, marketing and promotion of the flock and the owner’s staff associated with each flock. ALL Pure-Bred Sheep Exhibitors who are members of their respective Societies will automatically be eligible and winners will be announced during the Inter-Breed Competitions at 10.30 hours. on Thursday.
Class S399 SHEEP Prizes: Winner: the sum of £100 with a Special LAS Ro- sette and Special LAS Prize Card Runner-up: the sum of £50 with a Reserve Special LAS Rosette and Reserve Special LAS Prize Card Sheep
43 LINCOLN LONGWOOL Sponsored by
The Lincolnshire Agricultural Society acknowledges the generous Support and Sponsorship of the Prize Money in the Lincoln Longwool Classes by Pollock Associates.
Judge: Mrs C Hilton IMMINGHAM Judge (Class S410): Mr C Jarvis Judging will take place on Wednesday 19th June
Conditions 1 All animals must be from flocks registered in the Lincoln Longwool Flock Book. Entries will only be accepted from Non Maedi-Visna
Sheep Flocks. 2 Prizes will be awarded according to the number of entries catalogued. 3 Entries are required to arrive on the Showground not later than 6pm on Tuesday 18th June, and must remain until 5pm on Thursday 20th June. 4 See Entry Fees and General Conditions at the front of the SHEEP Section. 5 The Lincolnshire Agricultural Society reserves the right to amalgamate classes should entries be insufficient. 6 Space in the Non-MV Marquee is limited. Preference will be given to those entries received first.
CLASS DESCRIPTION 400 GROUP of THREE SHEEP, to be bred by the exhibitor, comprising ONE RAM & TWO EWES any age to be entered in the classes which follow. To be judged for evenness of wool and carcase. LLSBA TROPHY: BEARD TROPHY (53), presented by John and Helen Beard to the Best Group. (Cup administered by Lincoln Longwool Sheep Breeders’ Association) 401 RAM, TWO SHEAR or OVER (bare clipped on or after 1st March 2019) 402 RAM, TWO SHEAR (in full wool) 403 SHEARLING RAM (bare clipped on or after st1 March 2019) 404 RAM LAMB (born on or after st1 January 2019)
44 C405 CHAMPION MALE LAS TROPHY: PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP (48), presented by Messrs. Hubbard and Phillips Ltd. for the Champion Male. Champion Male: LAS Rosette and Prize Card Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card 406 EWE LAMB (born on or after 1st January 2019). 407 PAIR of EWE LAMBS, neither to have been shown in the previous single ewe lamb classes. LLSBA TROPHY: The PARKER PERPETUAL TROPHY (54), presented by Maurice Parker for the exhibitor of the best pair of ewe lambs. (Cup administered by Lincoln Longwool Sheep Breeders’ Association) 408 SHEARLING EWE (bare clipped on or after 1st March 2019). 409 YEARLING EWE, to be shown in WOOL S410 SPECIAL PRIZE - Best Fleece LAS TROPHY: PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP (76), presented in memory of the late J H Denby Esq., for the best fleece carried by a yearling ewe entered in Class 409. Winner to go forward to Class SuC530, Supreme Champion class in the Wool on the Hoof Section. C411 CHAMPION FEMALE LAS TROPHY: PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP (16), presented by David and Peter Addison in memory of their father, the late Ernest Addison Esq., for the Champion Female. Champion Female: LAS Rosette and Prize Card Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card SuC412 SUPREME CHAMPION LLSBA TROPHY: THE CARRAMAR TROPHY (55), presented by John and Helen Beard for the Supreme Champion.
(Cup administered by Lincoln Longwool Sheep Breeders’ Association) Sheep Supreme Champion: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with Sash and the sum of £40. Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card and the sum of £20. S413 SPECIAL PRIZE - MATCHING PAIR Judge to select a matching pair, comprising one male and one female being the best representation of the breed to go forward to the Pairs Breed Championship (class C508) on the Thursday of Show. Pair need not necessarily be from the same exhibitor. LAS Special Rosettes to the nominated male and female.
45 SUFFOLK Sponsored by
The Lincolnshire Agricultural Society acknowledges the generous Support and Sponsorship of the Prize Money in the Suffolk Sheep Classes by Equip (Rasen) Ltd.
Judge: Mr A W Evans LLANIDLOES Judging will take place on Wednesday 19th June
Conditions 1 All animals must be from flocks registered in the Suffolk Sheep Society’s Flock Book. Entries will only be accepted from fully Maedi- Visna Accredited Flocks.
Sheep 2 Prizes will be awarded according to the number of entries catalogued. 3 Entries are required to arrive on the Showground not later than 6pm. on Tuesday 18th June, and must remain until 5pm on Thursday 20th June. 4 See Entry Fees and General Conditions at the front of the SHEEP Section. 5 The Lincolnshire Agricultural Society reserves the right to amalgamate classes should entries be insufficient.
CLASS DESCRIPTION 414 RAM, TWO SHEAR or OVER 415 SHEARLING RAM 416 RAM LAMB (not entered in any other class) 417 RAM LAMB (untrimmed) 418 TWO RAM LAMBS (not entered in any other class) C419 CHAMPION MALE LAS TROPHY: THE ‘DAN ALBONE PERPETUAL CHALLENGE TROPHY’ (122), presented by the late D.W. Albone Esq., for the Best individual Ram or pen of Rams. Champion Male: LAS Rosette and Prize Card Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card 420 EWE, any age, that has reared lambs in 2018 421 SHEARLING EWE 422 EWE LAMB 423 PAIR OF EWE LAMBS (neither to have been shown in the previous single ewe lamb class).
46 C424 CHAMPION FEMALE Rosette for the Best individual Female Sheep or Pen of females. Champion Female: LAS Rosette and Prize Card Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card SuC425 SUPREME CHAMPION Supreme Champion: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with Sash and the sum of £40. Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with Sash and the sum of £20. In addition,Suffolk Sheep Society Rosette for the Best Exhibit. S426 SPECIAL PRIZE - MATCHING PAIR Judge to select a matching pair, comprising one male and one female being the best representation of the breed to go forward to the Pairs Breed Championship (class C508) on the Thursday of Show. Pair need not necessarily be from the same exhibitor. LAS Special Rosettes to the nominated male and female. Sheep
47 TEXEL Sponsored by
The Lincolnshire Agricultural Society acknowledges the generous Support and Sponsorship of the Prize Money in the Texel Sheep Classes by Melton Mowbray Livestock Market.
Judge: Mr D Houghton BURY Judging will take place on Wednesday 19th June
Conditions 1 All sheep must be fully registered or eligible for registration with the Texel Sheep Society Ltd., and are shown under that Society’s rules.
Sheep 2 Entries will only be accepted from fully Maedi-Visna Accredited Flocks. 3 No dressing or trimming is permitted. 4 Prizes will be awarded according to the number of entries catalogued. 5 Entries are required to arrive on the Showground not later than 6pm. on Tuesday 18th June, and must remain until 5pm on Thursday 20th June. 6 See Entry Fees and General Conditions at the front of the SHEEP Section. 7 The Lincolnshire Agricultural Society reserves the right to amalgamate classes should entries be insufficient.
CLASS DESCRIPTION 427 RAM, TWO SHEAR or OVER 428 SHEARLING RAM 429 RAM LAMB C430 CHAMPION MALE Champion Male: LAS Rosette and Prize Card Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card 431 EWE any AGE, that has reared lambs in 2019 432 SHEARLING EWE 433 EWE LAMB 434 PAIR OF EWE LAMBS (neither to have been shown in the previous single ewe lamb class).
48 C435 CHAMPION FEMALE Champion Female: LAS Rosette and Prize Card Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card SuC436 SUPREME CHAMPION Supreme Champion: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with Sash and the sum of £40. Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with Sash and the sum of £20. In addition, Texel Sheep Society Rosette for the Champion & Reserve. S437 SPECIAL PRIZE - MATCHING PAIR Judge to select a matching pair, comprising one male and one female being the best representation of the breed to go forward to the Pairs Breed Championship (class C508) on the Thursday of Show. Pair need not necessarily be from the same exhibitor. LAS Special Rosettes to the nominated male and female. Sheep
49 BRITISH CHAROLLAIS Judge: Mr C Marwood YORK Judging will take place on Wednesday 19th June
Conditions 1 All animals must be from flocks registered in the British Charollais Sheep Society Ltd’s. Flock Book. 2 Entries will only be accepted from fully Maedi-Visna Accredited Flocks. 3 Prizes will be awarded according to the number of entries catalogued. 4 Entries are required to arrive on the Showground not later than 6pm on Tuesday 18th June, and must remain until 5pm. on Thursday 20th June. 5 See Entry Fees and General Conditions at the front of the SHEEP Section. 6 The Lincolnshire Agricultural Society reserves the right to amalgamate classes should entries be insufficient.
CLASS DESCRIPTION 438 RAM, TWO SHEAR or OVER. 439 SHEARLING RAM. 440 RAM LAMB (born on or after st1 December 2018) Sheep C441 CHAMPION MALE Champion Male: LAS Rosette and Prize Card Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card 442 EWE any AGE, that has reared lambs. 443 SHEARLING EWE. 444 PAIR OF EWE LAMBS (born on or after st1 December 2018) C445 CHAMPION FEMALE Champion Female: LAS Rosette and Prize Card Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card SuC446 SUPREME CHAMPION PRIVATE TROPHY: THE KELBY SALVER (52), presented by Tom and Ruth Mawer for the Supreme Champion Supreme Champion: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with Sash and the sum of £40 Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with the sum of £20 In addition,British Charollais Sheep Societyprovide a Rosette for the Supreme Champion. S447 SPECIAL PRIZE - MATCHING PAIR Judge to select a matching pair, comprising one male and one female being the best representation of the breed to go forward to the Pairs Breed Championship (class C508) on the Thursday of Show. Pair need not necessarily be from the same exhibitor. LAS Special Rosettes to the nominated male and female.
50 SOUTHDOWN Judge: Mr P Humphrey CHICHESTER Judging will take place on Wednesday 19th June
Conditions 1 All animals must be from flocks registered in The Southdown Sheep Society’s Flock Book. 2 Animals must be owned by exhibitors for minimum 4 months prior to show. 3 Entries will be accepted from either Maedi-Visna Accredited Flocks or non Maedi-Visna Flocks. Please state which on entry form. 4 Prizes will be awarded according to the number of entries catalogued. 5 Entries are required to arrive on the Showground not later than 6pm on Tuesday 18thJune, and must remain until 5pm on Thursday 20th June. 6 See Entry Fees and General Conditions at the front of the SHEEP Section. 7 The Lincolnshire Agricultural Society reserves the right to amalgamate classes should entries be insufficient. 8 Space in the Non-MV Marquee is limited. Preference will be given to those entries received first.
CLASS DESCRIPTION 448 SHEARLING RAM or older (to be shorn bare on or after 1st
February 2019) Sheep 449 RAM LAMB (born on or after st1 January 2019) C450 CHAMPION MALE Champion Male: LAS Rosette and Prize Card Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card 451 EWE any AGE, that has reared lambs in 2019 452 SHEARLING EWE (to be shorn bare on or after 1st February 2019) 453 PAIR OF EWE LAMBS (born on or after st1 January 2019) C454 CHAMPION FEMALE Champion Female: LAS Rosette and Prize Card Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card SuC45 SUPREME CHAMPION Supreme Champion: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with Sash and the sum of £40 Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with the sum of £20 In addition, Southdown Sheep Society will present a Rosette for the Champion S456 SPECIAL PRIZE - MATCHING PAIR Judge to select a matching pair, comprising one male and one female being the best representation of the breed to go forward to the Pairs Breed Championship (class C508) on the Thursday of Show. Pair need not necessarily be from the same exhibitor. LAS Special Rosettes to the nominated male and female.
51 HAMPSHIRE DOWN Judge: Mr P Kettle GRANTHAM Judging will take place on Wednesday 19th June
Conditions 1 Male entries must be Birth Notified and female entries Birth Notified and Registered with the Hampshire Down Sheep Breeders Association. Entries will only be accepted from and must be exhibited by a flock registered with the Hampshire Down Sheep Breeders Association 2 Entries will only be accepted from fully Maedi-Visna Accredited Flocks. 3 Prizes will be awarded according to the number of entries catalogued. 4 Entries are required to arrive on the Showground not later than 6pm on Tuesday 18th June, and must remain until 5pm on Thursday 20th June. 5 See Entry Fees and General Conditions at the front of the SHEEP Section. 6 The Lincolnshire Agricultural Society reserves the right to amalgamate classes should entries be insufficient.
CLASS DESCRIPTION 457 SHEARLING RAM or older (to be shorn bare on or after 1st March 2019) 458 RAM LAMB (born on or after st1 December 2018) Sheep C459 CHAMPION MALE Champion Male: LAS Rosette and Prize Card Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card 460 SHEARLING EWE (to be shorn bare on or after 1st March 2019) 461 EWE LAMB (trimmed or untrimmed), born on or after st 1 December 2018 462 PAIR of EWE LAMBS (born on or after st1 December 2018 and NEITHER to have been shown in the previous ewe lamb class) C463 CHAMPION FEMALE Champion Female: LAS Rosette and Prize Card Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card SuC464 SUPREME CHAMPION HDSBA TROPHY: THE KELSEY PERPETUAL TROPHY (51),presented by Mrs J A Atkinson Supreme Champion: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with Sash and the Sum of £40 Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with the sum of £20 S465 SPECIAL PRIZE - MATCHING PAIR Judge to select a matching pair, comprising one male and one female being the best representation of the breed to go forward to the Pairs Breed Championship (class C508) on the Thursday of Show. Pair need not necessarily be from the same exhibitor. LAS Special Rosettes to the nominated male and female.
52 LLEYN Judge: Mr D Knowles KENDAL Judging will take place on Wednesday 19th June
Conditions 1 All sheep must be fully registered or eligible for registration with the Lleyn Sheep Society Ltd. and are shown under the Lleyn Sheep Society Rules. Entries will be accepted from either Maedi- Visna Accredited Flocks or non Maedi-Visna Flocks. Please state which on entry form. 2 Prizes will be awarded according to the number of entries catalogued. 3 Entries are required to arrive on the Showground not later than 6pm on Tuesday 18th June, and must remain until 5pm on Thursday 20th June. 4 See Entry Fees and General Conditions at the front of the SHEEP Section. 5 The Lincolnshire Agricultural Society reserves the right to amalgamate classes should entries be insufficient. 6 Space in the Non-MV Marquee is limited. Preference will be given to those entries received first.
CLASS DESCRIPTION 466 RAM, TWO SHEAR or OVER 467 SHEARLING RAM st 468 RAM LAMB (born on or after 1 January 2019) Sheep C469 CHAMPION MALE Champion Male: LAS Rosette and Prize Card Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card 470 ADULT EWE (that has reared lambs in 2019) 471 SHEARLING EWE. 472 EWE LAMB (born on or after 1st January 2019) C473 CHAMPION FEMALE Champion Female: LAS Rosette and Prize Card Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card SuC474 SUPREME CHAMPION Supreme Champion: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with Sash the Sum of £40 Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with and the sum of £20 S475 SPECIAL PRIZE - For the Best & Reserve North & East of England Lleyn Sheep Breeders Group Members Private Trophy: The Alastair Bray Memorial Trophy awarded for The Best Lleyn in Show shown by a North & East Lleyn Sheep Breeders Group Member. The NEELSBG presents a Rosette for the Best and Reserve Members in Show. (Cup & Rosette administered by North & East of England Lleyn Sheep Breeders Group).
53 S476 SPECIAL PRIZE - MATCHING PAIR Judge to select a matching pair, comprising one male and one female being the best representation of the breed to go forward to the Pairs Breed Championship (class C508) on the Thursday of Show. Pair need not necessarily be from the same exhibitor. LAS Special Rosettes to the nominated male and female. Sheep
54 RARE BREEDS AND OTHER PURE NATIVE BREEDS (Including Breeds on the RBST Lists) Judge: Mr P Humphrey CHICHESTER Judging will take place on Wednesday 19th June
Conditions 1 Entries will be accepted from both Maedi-Visna Accredited Flocks and from Non Maedi-Visna Accredited Flocks. Please state which on entry form. 2 Prizes will be awarded according to the number of entries catalogued. 3 Entries are required to arrive on the Showground not later than 6pm on Tuesday 18th June, and must remain until 5pm on Thursday 20th June. 4 See Entry Fees and General Conditions at the front of the SHEEP Section. 5 The Lincolnshire Agricultural Society reserves the right to amalgamate classes should entries be insufficient. 6 Space in the Non-MV Marquee is limited. Preference will be given to those entries received first. 7 State the BREED clearly on the Entry Form.
CLASS DESCRIPTION 477 RAM, TWO SHEAR or OVER, PURE-BRED, of any other NATIVE BREED not separately classified. 478 SHEARLING RAM, PURE-BRED, of any other NATIVE BREED not Sheep separately classified. 479 RAM LAMB, PURE-BRED, of any other NATIVE BREED not separately classified. C480 CHAMPION MALE Champion Male: LAS Rosette and Prize Card Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card 481 EWE any AGE, that has reared lambs, PURE-BRED, of any other NATIVE BREED not separately classified. 482 SHEARLING EWE, PURE-BRED, of any other NATIVE BREED not separately classified. 483 PAIR of EWE LAMBS, PURE-BRED, of any other NATIVE BREED not separately classified. C484 CHAMPION FEMALE Champion Female: LAS Rosette and Prize Card Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card
55 SuC485 SUPREME CHAMPION Supreme Champion: LAS Rosette. Sash and Prize Card with the sum of £40 In addition, the sum of £150 kindly donated by Linda Barnard (to be administered by the LAS) Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with the sum of £20 In addition, the sum of £100 kindly donated by Linda Barnard (to be administered by the LAS) S486 SPECIAL PRIZE - MATCHING PAIR Judge to select a matching pair, comprising one male and one female being the best representation of the breed to go forward to the Pairs Breed Championship (class C508) on the Thursday of Show. Pair need not necessarily be from the same exhibitor. LAS Special Rosettes to the nominated male and female. Sheep
56 BELTEX Judge: Mr M Brown LEYBURN Judging will take place on Wednesday 19th June
Conditions 1 All sheep entered in the Beltex Section must be birth notified or fully registered with the Beltex Sheep Society. 2 Entries will only be accepted from fully Maedi-Visna Accredited Flocks. 3 Prizes will be awarded according to the number of entries catalogued. 4 Entries are required to arrive on the Showground not later than 6pm on Tuesday 18th June, and must remain until 5pm. on Thursday 20th June. 5 See Entry Fees and General Conditions at the front of the SHEEP Section. 6 The Lincolnshire Agricultural Society reserves the right to amalgamate classes should entries be insufficient.
CLASS DESCRIPTION 487 RAM, TWO SHEAR or over. 488 SHEARLING RAM or older. 489 RAM LAMB (born on or after st1 January 2019) C490 CHAMPION MALE Champion Male: LAS Rosette and Prize Card Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card Sheep 491 EWE any AGE (Ewe to have reared lambs in 2019) 492 SHEARLING EWE. 493 PAIR OF EWE LAMBS (born on or after st1 January 2019) C494 CHAMPION FEMALE Champion Female: LAS Rosette and Prize Card Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card SuC495 SUPREME CHAMPION Supreme Champion: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with Sash and the Sum of £40 Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with the sum of £20 In addition,Beltex Society Rosettesfor the Supreme Champion & Reserve. S496 SPECIAL PRIZE - MATCHING PAIR Judge to select a matching pair, comprising one male and one female being the best representation of the breed to go forward to the Pairs Breed Championship (class C508) on the Thursday of Show. Pair need not necessarily be from the same exhibitor. LAS Special Rosettes to the nominated male and female.
57 OTHER PURE CONTINENTAL BREEDS Judge: Mr C Marwood YORK Judging will take place on Wednesday 19th June
Conditions 1 Entries will be accepted from both Maedi-Visna Accredited Flocks and from Non Maedi-Visna Accredited Flocks. Please state which on entry form.
2 Prizes will be awarded according to the number of entries catalogued.
3 Entries are required to arrive on the Showground not later than 6pm on th Tuesday 18 June, and must remain until 5pm on Thursday 20th June.
4 See Entry Fees and General Conditions at the front of the SHEEP Section.
5 The Lincolnshire Agricultural Society reserves the right to amalgamate classes should entries be insufficient.
6 Space in the Non-MV Marquee is limited. Preference will be given to those entries received first.
7 State the BREED clearly on the Entry Form. Sheep CLASS DESCRIPTION 497 RAM, TWO SHEAR or OVER, PURE-BRED, of any other CONTINENTAL BREED not separately classified. 498 SHEARLING RAM, PURE-BRED, of any other CONTINENTAL BREED not separately classified. 499 RAM LAMB, PURE-BRED, of any other CONTINENTAL BREED not separately classified. C500 CHAMPION MALE Champion Male: LAS Rosette and Prize Card Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card 501 EWE any AGE, that has reared lambs, PURE-BRED, of any other CONTINENTAL BREED not separately classified. 502 SHEARLING EWE, PURE-BRED, of any other CONTINENTAL BREED not separately classified. 503 PAIR of EWE LAMBS, PURE-BRED, of any other CONTINENTAL BREED not separately classified. C504 CHAMPION FEMALE Champion Female: LAS Rosette and Prize Card Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card SuC505 SUPREME CHAMPION Supreme Champion: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with Sash and the Sum of £40 (If the Supreme Champion Exhibit is a Blue Texel Sheep, a special prize of £50 will be presented by the Blue Texel Sheep Society) Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with the sum of £20
58 S506 SPECIAL PRIZE - MATCHING PAIR Judge to select a matching pair, comprising one male and one female being the best representation of the breed to go forward to the Pairs Breed Championship (class C508) on the Thursday of Show. Pair need not necessarily be from the same exhibitor. LAS Special Rosettes to the nominated male and female Sheep
59 INTER-BREED CHAMPIONSHIPS - SHEEP Sponsored by
The Lincolnshire Agricultural Society acknowledges the generous Support and Sponsorship of the Prize Money in the Inter-Breed Sheep Championship Classes by Melton Mowbray Livestock Market.
Judge: Mrs J Broughton MELTON CONSTABLE Judging will take place on Thursday 20th June
CLASS DESCRIPTION SuC507 SUPREME SHEEP CHAMPION The Champions from all the Pure Breed Classes to come forward. Supreme Interbreed Champion:
Sheep LAS Rosette and Prize Card with Sash and the sum of £60 Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with the sum of £30 C508 MATCHING PAIRS BREED CHAMPIONSHIP Comprising one Male and one Female, being the best representation of the breed, nominated by the Breed Judge. Winners to come forward from classes S413, S426, S437, S447, S456,S476, S486, S496 & S506. Best Pair: each animal LAS Rosette and Prize Card with the sum of £20 Reserve Pair: each animal LAS Rosette and Prize Card with the sum of £10 S509 SPECIAL PRIZE - BEST PAIR of EWE LAMBS For the best pair of ewe lambs from the same flock. Winners to come forward from Classes 407, 423, 434, 444, 453, 462, 483, 493 and 503. Best Pair: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with the sum of £40 Reserve Pair: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with the sum of £20 510 BEST GROUP of THREE SHEEP ENTRY FEES: LAS Members £11 Non-Members £22 Group comprising a RAM (shearling or older), a EWE (shearling or older) and a LAMB (either sex), any Breed from the same Flock and having been entered in the Breed classes. (No Rosettes to be worn and open to all exhibitors). Please Note: Normal class prize money applies.
60 CROSS BRED SHEEP AND COMMERCIAL RAM CLASS Judge: Mr T Greenow MELTON MOWBRAY Judging will take place on Wednesday 19th June
Conditions 1 Entries will be accepted from both Maedi-Visna Accredited Flocks and from Non Maedi-Visna Accredited Flocks. Please state which on entry form. (In Class 513, rams must be from a Commercial Flock). 2 Prizes will be awarded according to the number of entries catalogued. 3 Entries are required to arrive on the Showground not later than 6pm on Tuesday 18th June, and must remain until 5pm on Thursday 20th June. 4 See Entry Fees and General Conditions at the front of the SHEEP Section. 5 Space in the Non-MV Marquee is limited. Preference will be given to those entries received first.
CLASS DESCRIPTION 511 PAIR of SHEARLING EWES, any cross, suitable for breeding. (Bare clipped on or after 1st March 2019). 512 PAIR of EWE LAMBS, any cross, suitable for breeding. 513 COMMERCIAL RAM, any pure breed shearling or older, suitable
for crossing from a commercial flock. Sheep (Bare clipped on or after 1st March 2019 and shown untrimmed). SuC514 SUPREME CHAMPION Supreme Champion: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with Sash and the sum of £40 (If the Supreme Champion Exhibit is sired by a Blue Texel Ram, a special prize of £25 will be presented by the Blue Texel Sheep Society) Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with the sum of £20 S515 SPECIAL PRIZE - Champion Shepherd LAS TROPHY: PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP (121), presented by G J B Read Esq., to the shepherd in charge of the Champion exhibit.
61 COMMERCIAL LAMBS Sponsored by
The Lincolnshire Agricultural Society acknowledges the generous Support and Sponsorship of the Prize Money in the Commercial Lamb Classes by Masons Chartered Surveyors.
Judge: Mr T Greenow MELTON MOWBRAY Judging will take place on Wednesday 19th June
Conditions 1 See Entry Fees and General Conditions at the front of the SHEEP Section. 2 Entries will be required to arrive at the Showground by 4pm on Tuesday 18th June. For each exhibit, exhibitors will be required to provide stewards with: • THE BREED AND CROSS Sheep • THE DATE OF BIRTH STEWARDS WILL THEN COMPLETE THE PEN DISPLAY CARD WITH THE ADDITION OF THE WEIGHT. 3 The Stewards will split the entries into Lightweight & Heavyweight depending on the entries forward. 4 Lambs should not be trimmed. 5 Lambs must be castrated. 6 All animals must be accustomed to being tied or haltered and exhibitors will be responsible for presenting them outside the pens for judging. 7 For the purposes of this section a lamb is defined as a young sheep under 12 months of age which does NOT have any permanent incisor teeth in wear. 8 The Society reserves the right to refuse or cancel any entry or class and will automatically cancel any class in which there are insufficient entries. The Society also reserves the right to restrict entries if numbers exceed those which can be adequately dealt with. 9 Entries will be accepted from both Maedi-Visna Accredited and from Non Accredited Flocks.
Prizes will be awarded according to the number of entries catalogued.
62 CLASS DESCRIPTION 516 LIGHTWEIGHT PAIR of LAMBS - First or second cross. 517 HEAVYWEIGHT PAIR of LAMBS - First or second cross. SuC518 SUPREME CHAMPION LAS TROPHY: PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP (99), presented by the late J H Sellars Esq., for the best pair of live lambs. Supreme Champion: LAS Rosette and Prize Cards with Sash and the sum of £40 (If the Supreme Champion Exhibit is sired by a Blue Texel Ram, a special prize of £25 will be presented by the Blue Texel Sheep Society) Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with the sum of £20 Sheep
63 THE LINCOLNSHIRE FLEECE COMPETITION Judge: Mr C Jarvis STAMFORD To be judged on the morning of Wednesday 19th June (THE FLEECE COMPETITION WILL BE STAGED IN THE SHEEP LINES.)
Conditions 1 A competitor may enter any number of the classes, but can only submit two fleeces per class. 2 For the purpose of the competition the fleeces must be neatly rolled and submitted in bags. 3 The bag must be labelled by the competitor. Each label must show clearly: • Name of Competitor • Address of Competitor • Class entered • Breed or Cross • ONE LABEL should be placed inside the container; THE OTHER secured on the outside. 4 All exhibits must be delivered to the Steward of the section by 5.30pm. on Tuesday 18th June, or they will be too late for th Sheep competition. Exhibits should not arrive before 18 June, and should be removed from the Showground between 4.00pm and 5.00pm on Thursday 20th June. The Society will not be responsible for the safe delivery or keeping of the fleeces. Any fleeces not collected will be disposed of. 5. If there are fewer than 5 entries for any particular class the number of prizes awarded will be at the judge’s discretion. 6 Fleeces that are artificially stained or artificially coloured or fastened with any form of twine will be eliminated. 7 The competition will be judged on a points system and the decision of the Judge is final. 8 It is the competitor’s responsibility to ensure that fleeces are entered in the correct class. The Judge will judge a fleece in the most appropriate class. 9 Fleeces must be from the 2019 wool clip.
ENTRY FEES Exhibitors entering the live sheep classes are entitled to one free entry for every breed of sheep being entered at the Lincolnshire Show. If no live sheep entries are submitted: ENTRY FEES: Members £5.00 and Non-Members £10.00 PRIZE MONEY: 1st £20; 2nd £15; 3rd £10; 4th £5
64 CLASS DESCRIPTION 519 FINE, including Down and Down Cross. 520 MEDIUM, including Half Bred, Kent, Texel and Lleyn 521 CROSS, including Masham, Mule and Grey Face. 522 LUSTRE including Wensleydale, Lincoln, Devon, Cotswold, Leicester and Blueface Leicester. 523 NATURAL COLOURED, including Jacob, Herdwick, Black Welsh Mountain or any other pure bred or cross bred fleece. C524 CHAMPION PRIZE Champion: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with the sum of £10 for the Best Bred and Presented Exhibit. Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card. S525 SPECIAL PRIZE - Champion Shepherd Winner: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with the sum of £5, to the Shepherd of the exhibitor winning the Champion Prize. Sheep
65 WOOL ON THE HOOF Judge: Mr M Hudson SHIPLEY To be judged on Thursday 20th June, following the Inter-Breed classes.
Conditions: 1 Lambs will not be allowed to compete. 2 Sheep must be entered in the appropriate category and as such are split into the following: • Fine Wool • Medium Wool • Cross Wool • Lustre Wool Please see the classes for examples of the relevant breeds. 3 All must be entered in relevant breed classes.
ENTRY FEES: Members £5.00 and Non-Members £10.00 PRIZE MONEY: 1st £20; 2nd £15; 3rd £10; 4th £5
CLASS DESCRIPTION 526 FINE WOOL
Sheep Including: Suffolk; British Charollais; Oxford Down; Hampshire Down; Beltex; Ryeland; Norfolk Horn; Southdown; Dorset; Shropshire; Berrichon du Cher; Rouge de L’Ouest; Ile de France and Charmoise. 527 MEDIUM WOOL Including, British Bleu de Maine; Border Leicester; Cheviot; Lleyn; Texel; Kerry Hill; Romney Marsh and Jacob. 528 CROSS WOOL Including Masham, Mule and Greyface. 529 LUSTRE WOOL Including Lincoln Longwool, Wensleydale, Devon, Cotswold, Leicester, Bluefaced Leicester; Teeswater and Devon. (entries that have previously entered classes 409(S410) will not be eligible for this class). C530 CHAMPION PRIZE - To the Best Wool Supreme Champion: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with the sum of £10 Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card
66 YOUNG SHEEP HANDLER COMPETITION Judge: Miss E Crust BURTON on TRENT Judging: This class will take place on Thursday 20th June, after the Inter-Breed Sheep Classes. Conditions: • It is a condition of entry that children should only handle animals where they have the necessary strength and experience to cope with the said animal. Children must always be under the supervision of and accompanied by a competent adult, and the animal should match the size of the handler. • All Lambs or Sheep must be halter trained and must have been shown in the breed classes at this Show. Handlers must be aged between 5 and 16 years old. • Children under the age of 5 will not be allowed to compete. • Classes will be judged on the Handlers ability. • Handlers to be suitably dressed for the breed that they are leading. • Entries accepted on the day, no entry fee required. • Rosettes to all competitors.
Qualifiers: a) This show is a qualifier for the East of England Agricultural Society Winter Stock Festival YOUNG STOCK PERSON OF THE YEAR, with the finals taking place at the East of England Showground on Saturday 30th November. Qualifying competitors to be between the ages of 15 years and 21 years on the day of the show and be placed 1st or 2nd in the appropriate classes (classes 533 and 534). A qualifying rosette will be provided for each competitor by the Sheep East of England Agricultural Society and a registration card which must be completed and returned by the competitor to the East of England Agricultural Society by the 1st October. You will not be eligible to compete at the Final without returning the registration card. Full details of the finals will be sent to all registered and qualified exhibitors by the East of England Agricultural Society. Entry: • No Entry Fee, entries to be made on Show Days. A sign up sheet will be displayed at the Livestock Office in the Livestock Lines. Prizes: 1st £20, 2nd £15, 3rd £10, 4th £5 Rosettes to 6th place
CLASS DESCRIPTION 531 MINI YOUNG HANDLER: aged 5 to 9 years on the day of Show 532 JUNIOR YOUNG HANDLER: aged 10 to 14 years on the day of Show 533 INTERMEDIATE YOUNG HANDLER: aged 15 to 17 years on the day of Show Winter Stock Festival Young Stock Person of the Year Qualifier (1st & 2nd place to Qualify) 534 SENIOR YOUNG HANDLER: aged 18 to 21 years on the day of Show Winter Stock Festival Young Stock Person of the Year Qualifier (1st & 2nd place to Qualify)
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68 PIG Section
Lincolnshire Show Regulations & Information (Livestock) are at the back of this Prize Schedule
Lincolnshire Agricultural Society’s County Parish Holding Number is 24/654/8003
PIG ENTRIES will be accepted on the following basis: • Payment will be per PEN (Space approx. 8’ x 6’ in covered accommodation), and per PIG. A maximum of 2 pigs are allowed per pen. • Entries close on Tuesday 23rd April. Late Entries will not be accepted. • Entries are required to arrive on the Showground not later than 6pm on Tuesday 18th June, and must remain until 5pm on Thursday 20th June. • Before entering, please read the Special Conditions below and class description. • All pigs must be identified in accordance with current legal requirements and accompanied by correct movement documentation.
ENTRY FEES for PIGS (All fees include VAT)
Member Rate Non-Member Rate
£ 9.00 per PIG Pen £ 18.00
£ 4.00 per PIG Entry £ 8.00
PRIZES in the PIG Section Prizes will be awarded as below according to the number of entries forward at the time of judging.
Number of Entries forward 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th at the time of Pigs judging 1 to 5 £32 £20 £15 6 to 9 £32 £20 £15 £10 10 and over £32 £20 £15 £10 £5
Prize Payment Vouchers to be redeemed at the ICE Bank, near the Equine Rings B.P.A. Rosettes will be awarded only to members of the British Pig Association. The Entries must fulfil the Conditions relating to those pigs.
69 GENERAL CONDITIONS Relating to Prize Offers to Agricultural Show Societies, 2019 The British Pig Association offers prizes to Agricultural Show Societies subject to their accepting the following Conditions:
1 Separate classes (at least three) to be provided for each breed to which the prizes relate. 2 Classes to be open to competitors residing in any part of the United Kingdom. 3 BPA rosettes will be awarded only to members of the British Pig Association. 4 Judges to be selected from British Pig Association official lists and may be accompanied by a BPA appointed apprentice judge. 5 IMPORTANT Identifying information for each exhibit to appear in catalogues in the following order: (Primary ID = HDL/Ear No.) - in brackets; registered name; Herd Book number; date born; names and Herd Book numbers of sire and dam; together with the name of the breeder, if different from that of the exhibitor. Please note that all the above information can be found in the BPA on-line herdbook in the pedigree pigs section of our website at www.britishpigs.orgExhibitors should supply the registration number of each pig on their entry form. This number can then be used to display all the information required for the catalogue. Show societies are requested to use this facility to verify that the information supplied on the entry form is correct before printing the catalogue. 6 The BPA Special Conditions published to Societies, defining breeding requirement etc. for certain ages of pig, to appear in Show Schedules. Only those Special Conditions concerning breeds for which relevant classes are provided need be printed. NOTE: If any Special Condition is already incorporated in a Society’s own Regulations, repetition is unnecessary 7 The catalogue to include in the pig section a statement that classes are held under BPA Special Conditions as printed in the Pigs Show Schedule 8 A catalogue detailing all awards and Championship winners in the appropriate class(es) of the pig section or a full print out of all pig results to be sent to theBPA within fourteen days after theShow
SPECIAL CONDITIONS for ALL Pig Exhibitors (Modern and Traditional Breeds) 1. Pigs to have been registered in a published volume or accepted for entry in a forthcoming volume of the British Pig Association’s Herd Book. (It is not sufficient for an animal to be “eligible for registration”). Animals registered in a Grading Register of a Herd Book are not eligible for entry in Agricultural Show Classes. The ear number, registered name, Herd Book number and date of birth of each pig must be supplied for printing in the catalogue together with the name of the breeder in cases where the exhibitor is not also the breeder.
70 2. At all Shows in 2019, female pigs (all breeds) born before 1st January 2018 shall be eligible to compete only if in the six calendar months prior to the Show they have farrowed, suckled and reared to four weeks of age, a litter of pigs. 3. At All Shows in 2019 female pigs born on or after 1st January and before 1st July in the year before the show must within 18 months of their date of birth have farrowed, suckled and reared to four weeks of age a litter of pigs 4. Boars of two years of age and over (all breeds) are to be certified as having sired at least three live litters within the twelve months preceding the first day of the Show. The pigs comprising such litters are to have been litter notified in the British Pig Association’s Herd Book or proof of their birth must have been given to the Association. 5. Boars aged twelve months or more at the time of exhibition, must have their tusks cut prior to the Show. 6. All boars must be shown by two competent handlers who are equipped with protective boards. 7. The use of artificial colouring, whitening and/or powder on pigs as well as the removal or addition of spots by artificial means is prohibited (white woodflour is permitted).
DRESS CODE: Smart Dress and White Attire MUST be worn by exhibitors during judging.
PIG SHOW TEAM AWARDS Judge: Mr C Pinchbeck, DL SLEAFORD No Entry Fee The Lincolnshire Show Team Award organised by The Lincolnshire Agricultural Society. This competition, which will be judged in the Pig pens, will cover such aspects as presentation and welfare of sheep, cleanliness of the pens, marketing and promotion of the drove and the owner’s staff associated with each drove. ALL Pig Exhibitors will automatically be eligible and winners will be announced during the Inter-Breed Pairs Competitions on Thursday. Pigs Class S550 PIG Prizes: Winner: the sum of £100 with a Special LAS Rosette and Special LAS Prize Card Runner-up: the sum of £50 with a Reserve Special LAS Rosette and Reserve Special LAS Prize Card
71 MODERN BREEDS OF PIG Judge: Mr J E Sage BRISTOL Judging: will take place on Wednesday 19th June at 8.30am.
Conditions. 1. All animals to be registered with the BPA or British Lop Society. 2. See Fees and General Conditions at the front of the Pig Section. 3. The Lincolnshire Agricultural Society reserves the right to amalgamate classes should there be less than 3 entries in a Boar or Gilt class or split classes should entries be sufficient.
CLASS DESCRIPTION 551 BOAR, born on or between 1st July 2018 and 31st December 2018 552 BOAR, born in 2019 553 SOW, born before 1st July 2018 554 GILT, born on or between 1st July 2018 and 31st August 2018 555 GILT, born on or after 1st September 2018 but before 1st January 2019 556 GILT, born in 2019 C557 CHAMPION MALE INDIVIDUAL BREED AWARDS For each of the Best Males in the Welsh, Large White, Duroc, Pietrain, Hampshire & Landrace breeds. Champion: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with the SUM of £15 Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card C558 CHAMPION FEMALE INDIVIDUAL BREED AWARDS For each of the Best Females in the Welsh, Large White, Duroc, Pietrain, Hampshire & Landrace breeds. Champion: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with the sum of £10 Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card C559 CHAMPION MALE (MODERN BREEDS) Champion: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with the sum of £40 for the Best Boar Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with the sum £20 C560 CHAMPION FEMALE (MODERN BREEDS) Pigs Champion: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with the sum of £40 for the Best Female Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with the sum of £20 S561 SPECIAL PRIZE - Best Welsh Pig The Lincolnshire Show is a qualifier event for The Pedigree Welsh Pig Society’s Champion of Champions Competition, venue to be confirmed. The Best Welsh Pig will receive a Special Rosette and Card by Post from the PWPS. LAS Special Rosette to the qualifier on the day. C562 CHAMPION LARGE WHITE PIG LAS TROPHY: PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP (49), presented by W F Swallow & Son Ltd, for the Best Large White Pig. Champion: LAS Rosette and Prize Card Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card C563 CHAMPION LANDRACE PIG BPA TROPHY: BPA SILVER CHALLENGE CUP (67) for the Best Landrace Pig. Champion: LAS Rosette and Prize Card Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card
72 SuC564 SUPREME CHAMPION (MODERN BREEDS) Supreme Champion: LAS Rosette and Prize Card plus BPA Rosette In addition, the sum of £50 for the Best Pig kindly donated by Phillips Animal Health Ltd. Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with the sum of £25 S565 SPECIAL PRIZE - GROUP of THREE Best group of three pigs bred by the exhibitor, one boar at least must be included in the group. Winner: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with the sum of £10 Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card Pigs
73 TRADITIONAL BREEDS OF PIG Judge: Mr J E Sage BRISTOL Judging: will take place on Wednesday 19th June at 10.00am.
Conditions. 1. All animals to be registered with the BPA or British Lop Society. 2. See Fees and General Conditions at the front of the Pig Section. 3. The Lincolnshire Agricultural Society reserves the right to amalgamate classes should there be less than 3 entries in a Boar or Gilt class or split classes should entries be sufficient.
CLASS DESCRIPTION 567 BOAR, born on or between 1st July 2018 and 31st December 2018 568 BOAR, born in 2019 569 SOW, born on or before 30th June 2018 570 GILT, born between 1st July 2018 and 31st August 2018 571 GILT, born on or after 1st September 2018, but before 1st January 2019 572 GILT, born in 2019 C573 CHAMPION MALE INDIVIDUAL BREED AWARDS For each of the Best Males in the Large Black, British Saddleback, Middle White, Mangalitza, Gloucestershire Old Spot, British Lop, Berkshire, Oxford Sandy & Black and Tamworth breeds. Breed Champions: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with the sum of £15 Reserve Breed Champions: LAS Rosette and Prize Card C574 CHAMPION FEMALE INDIVIDUAL BREED AWARDS For each of the Best Females in the Large Black, British Saddleback, Middle White, Mangalitza, Gloucestershire Old Spot, British Lop, Berkshire, Oxford Sandy & Black and Tamworth breeds. Breed Champions: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with the sum of £10 Reserve Breed Champions: LAS Rosette and Prize Card
Pigs Please note: This is a qualifying show for the British Lop Pig Society Lop of the Year, sponsored by Towergate Farm Insurance, the final pf which will be held at the �reat Yorkshire Show in July 2019. There will be one male and one female LOY qualifier selected by the judge, from animals that haven’t already qualified and are willing to travel to the �reat Yorkshire Show for the final. The Champion Tamworth will be eligible for entry into the Tamworth Champion of Champions competition to be held at the Dorset County Show on 7th and 8th September 2019. S575 SPECIAL PRIZE - to the Champion Female British Saddleback The Champion Female British Saddle Back Pig will be awarded a Special Rosette by the BSBC. The winners shall be eligible to compete in the finals of the British Saddleback Breeding Females Championship at the Great Yorkshire Show in July 2019. If the highest placed pig has already qualified at another show then the next highest pig shall be awarded the rosette
74 C576 CHAMPION MALE (TRADITIONAL BREEDS) Champion: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with the sum of £40 for the Best Boar Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with the sum £20 C577 CHAMPION FEMALE (TRADITIONAL BREEDS) Champion: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with the sum of £40 for the Best Female Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with the sum of £20 C578 CHAMPION BERKSHIRE PIG BPA TROPHY: BPA PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP (162) for the Best Berkshire Pig Champion. Champion: LAS Rosette and Prize Card In addition, the sum of £50 kindly donated by Phillips Animal Health Ltd. Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card C579 CHAMPION LARGE BLACK PIG LAS TROPHY: PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP (62), presented by A.& T R Curtis Ltd. for the Best Large Black Pig. Champion: LAS Rosette and Prize Card Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card SuC580 SUPREME CHAMPION (TRADITIONAL BREEDS) Supreme Champion: LAS Rosette and Prize Card plus BPA Rosette with the sum of £50 for the Best Pig. Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with the sum of £25 S581 SPECIAL PRIZE - Best Berkshire Pig Rosette, given by the Berkshire Pig Breeders’ Club. The Lincolnshire Show is a qualifying round for the Berkshire Pig Breeders’ Clubs Champion of Champions 2019 (the Jo Clarke Memorial Trophy to the Winner and the Welwick Salver to the Runner-up, plus cash prizes) which will take place at the Newbury Show in September, sponsored by the Newbury and District Agricultural Society. If the Champion has already qualified, the Reserve Champion will go forward. No pig may qualify more than once. In the event of the Reserve Champion having previously qualified the judge will be asked to nominate another pig to go forward to the final. S582 SPECIAL PRIZE - Best British Saddleback Pig The Lincolnshire Show is a qualifier event for the British Saddlebacks Champion of Champions. Pigs The Breed Champion will be deemed to be the qualifier and will receive a Qualifier rosette from the BSBC and shall be eligible to compete at the finals at Malvern Autumn Show. S583 SPECIAL PRIZE - Best Junior British Saddleback Pig The highest placed Saddleback pigs born in the year of the show of each sex will be eligible to enter for the final of the Junior British Saddleback Championship at Malvern Autumn Show. If for any reason the Judge’s selection in unable to attend the Final, the reserve may go instead. S584 SPECIAL PRIZE - Best Middle White Pig The Middle White Pig Breeders’ Club presents rosettes for the Champion and Reserve Champion Middle White. Club members will qualify for the Middle White Champion of Champions at The Great Yorkshire Show.
75 S585 SPECIAL PRIZE - Best Gloucestershire Old Spot Pig The Lincolnshire Show is a qualifier event for the Gloucestershire Old Spots Pig Breeders’ Club Annual Northern Championship, venue to be confirmed. • The Best pig will receive ‘Qualifier’ Rosette and the Runner- up will receive a ‘Reserve Qualifier’ for this event. • If the Champion has already qualified at a previous event then the Runner-up may compete at the Great Yorkshire. S586 SPECIAL PRIZE - GROUP of THREE Best group of three pigs bred by the exhibitor, one boar at least must be included in the group. Winner: LAS Rosette and, Prize Card with the sum of £10 Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card
SUPREME INTERBREED CHAMPIONSHIP “THE CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS”
The Lincolnshire Agricultural Society acknowledges the generous donation of the Prize Money in the Champion of Champions Pig Class by Robert Bell & Company, Chartered Surveyors.
Judge: Mr G Kiddy SANDY
Judging: will take place on Thursday 20th June at 9.00am.
CLASS DESCRIPTION SuC587 SUPREME INTERBREED CHAMPIONSHIP - ‘The Champion of Champions’ The Best of Breed Pig having been entered in either the Modern or Traditional Section. SUPREME CHAMPION: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with the sum of £50 RESERVE: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with the sum of £25 Pigs
76 B.P.A. PIG OF THE YEAR COMPETITIONS Judge: Mr G Kiddy SANDY
Judging will take place on Thursday 20th June at approximately 9.30am.
S588, S589 & S590 are Qualifying Heats of the “B.P.A. Pig of the Year Competition” 1. Qualifying rounds will be arranged at Agricultural Shows, leading to a Final. 2. A condition of entering the competition is that prize winners at preliminary rounds must intend to exhibit at the Final. 3. The award is open to all breeds of pedigree pigs entered in this Show. The object is to determine the best modern and traditional breed pigs as an example of their respective breeds. 4. All animals entered in this Competition must be the property of a member of the British Pig Association or the British Lop Society and must be registered in a Herdbook of the British Pig Association or The British Lop Pig Society. 5. To be eligible for a qualifying round a pig (male or female) must be born on or after 1st July of the year previous to the Show (see 7 below). A pig judged Best Male (Modern or Traditional) or Best Female (Modern or Traditional) in a qualifying round cannot compete in any subsequent round. If a pig having qualified at an earlier show again qualifies at a later show the judge for that breed shall select an alternative pig of the same breed and sex from any class covering the required age group. 6. Where a single breed has more than one class covering the required age group for either sex, so permitting more than one 1st prize animal, the judge must nominate one of these for the qualifying round. 7. Where there are multi-breed classes, i.e. any other modern/any other traditional breed or a similar classification, the judge must nominate the best male and best female of the qualifying age of each breed represented (regardless of class prizes). These pigs will compete in the qualifying round with eligible entries from individual breed classes. 8. At each qualifying round the judge will select the Best Male from a Modern Breed, Best Male from a Traditional Breed, Best Female from a Modern Breed, Best Female from a Traditional Breed, Best Pig and Reserve Best Pig.
9. The Best Males (Modern and Traditional) and Best Females Pigs (Modern and Traditional) from each of the qualifying rounds will qualify for the Final to be held at the Great Yorkshire Show. 10. The Final will be to judge the Best Modern Male and Female with Reserves and the Best Traditional Male and Female with Reserves; the Best Pig (i.e. Pig of the Year) and Reserve. 11. In the Final at Great Yorkshire Show the Modern and Traditional Male and Female Champions will each receive £60, Reserve Champions £30. Overall Champion £200 and The Geoffrey Cloke Memorial Salver, and Reserve £150 12. A travel allowance of 10p per mile will be paid by the Great Yorkshire Show to exhibitors attending the Final.
77 S591 & S592 are Qualifying Heats of the “B.P.A. Young Pig of the Year Competition” 1. Qualifying rounds will be arranged at Agricultural Shows, leading to a Final. 2. A condition of entering the competition is that prize winners at preliminary rounds must intend to exhibit at the Final. 3. The award is open to all breeds of pedigree pigs entered in this show. The object is to determine the best young pig born in the year of the show as an example of their respective breeds. 4. All animals entered in this Competition must be the property of a member of the British Pig Association and must be registered in BPA’s herd books or the British Lop Pig Society’s Herd Book. 5. To be eligible for a qualifying round a pig (male or female) must be born on or after 1st January of the year of the Show (see 7 below). A pig judged Best Young Male or Best Young Female in a qualifying round cannot compete in any subsequent round. If a pig having qualified at an earlier show again qualifies at a later show the judge for that breed shall select an alternative pig of the same breed and sex from any class covering the required age group. 6. Where a single breed has more than one class covering the required age group for either sex, so permitting more than one 1st prize animal, the judge must nominate one of these for the qualifying round. 7. Where there are multi-breed classes, i.e. any other modern/any other traditional breed or a similar classification, the judge must nominate the best male and best female of the qualifying age of each breed represented (regardless of class prizes). These pigs will compete in the qualifying round with eligible entries from individual breed classes. 8. At each qualifying round the judge will select the Best Young Male and Best Young Female. 9. The Best Young Male and Best Young Female from each of the qualifying rounds will enter the Final. The prizes for preliminary rounds will be a glass trophy for the best young pig of each sex. Note: Rosettes only will be presented at each preliminary round. Glass trophies for preliminary rounds will be presented at the Final. 10. The Final will be to judge the Best Modern Male and Female with Reserves and the Best Traditional Male and Female with Reserves; the Best Pig (ie Young Pig of the Year) and Reserve. 11. In the Final at the Malvern Autumn Show the Modern and
Pigs Traditional Male and Female Champions will each receive £60, Reserve Champions £30, overall Champion £200 and The Jack Howlett Memorial Trophy, and Reserve £150.
78 CLASS DESCRIPTION S588 SPECIAL PRIZE - MODERN BREEDS OF PIG For the Best Male: the sum of £10 and BPA Rosette For the Best Female: the sum of £10 and BPA Rosette S589 SPECIAL PRIZE - TRADITIONAL BREEDS OF PIG For the Best Male: the sum of £10 and BPA Rosette For the Best Female: the sum of £10 and BPA Rosette S590 SPECIAL PRIZE - BEST PIG Best Pig: The sum of £25 with a BPA Rosette and a BPA Glass Trophy Reserve Pig: £15 and a BPA Rosette The final of the Pig of the Year competition will take place at the Great Yorkshire Show on Wednesday 10th July 2019. The winning pigs from the 12 County Shows will compete for prizes as follows:- Male Champion Prize: £60, with £30 to the Reserve Female Champion Prize: £60, with £30 to the Reserve Overall Champion Prize: £200 and the Geoffrey Cloke Memorial Challenge Salver, and £150 to the Reserve Note: Rosettes only will be presented at each Qualifying round (and the FINAL). Prize monies and glass trophies for Qualifying rounds (and salver for the FINAL) will be presented at the FINAL at the Great Yorkshire Show. A travel allowance of 10 pence per mile will be paid to exhibitors attending the Final. S591 SPECIAL PRIZE - For the BEST YOUNG MALE Pig from either a MODERN BREED or TRADITIONAL BREED. Winner: BPA Special Rosette and the sum of £10 Reserve: BPA Rosette S592 SPECIAL PRIZE - For the BEST YOUNG FEMALE Pig from either a MODERN BREED or TRADITIONAL BREED. Winner: BPA Special Rosette and the sum of £10 Reserve: BPA Rosette Pigs
79 PIG INTER BREED PAIRS Judge: Mr G Kiddy SANDY
Judging will take place on Thursday 20th June at approximately 10.00am.
CLASS DESCRIPTION S593 PAIR of BREEDING PIGS - MODERN BREEDS. One BOAR and one GILT of any Modern Breed, entered in the breed classes. Winner: LAS Special Rosette and Prize Card with the sum of £20 Reserve: LAS Special Rosette and Prize Card with the sum of £10 S594 PAIR of BREEDING PIGS - TRADITIONAL BREEDS. One BOAR and one GILT of any Traditional Breed, entered in the breed classes. Winner: LAS Special Rosette and Prize Card with the sum of £20 Reserve: LAS Special Rosette and Prize Card with the sum of £10 C595 CHAMPION PAIR of BREEDING PIGS. Prize winners from classes S593 and S594 to come forward. Champion: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with the sum of £30 Reserve: LAS Rosette and Prize Card with the sum of £15 Pigs
80 YOUNG PIG HANDLER COMPETITON Judge: Mr G Kiddy SANDY
Judging will take place on Thursday 20th June.
Conditions: • It is a condition of entry that children should only handle animals where they have the necessary strength and experience to cope with the said animal. Children must always be under the supervision of and accompanied by a competent adult. • No Rosettes to be displayed, open to all animals entered inthe previous pig classes. In these classes the stock handlers will be judged and not the animals. • This class will take place on Thursday 20th June after the Inter-Breed Pair Classes. • Entries accepted on the day, no entry fee required. Rosettes to all competitors.
Entry: • No Entry Fee, entries to be made on Show Days. A sign up sheet will be displayed at the Livestock Office in the Livestock Lines.
Prizes: 1st £20, 2nd £15, 3rd £10, 4th £5 Rosettes to 6th place
CLASS DESCRIPTION 596 JUNIOR YOUNG HANDLER aged 5 to 9 years (ages on the day) 597 INTERMEDIATE YOUNG HANDLER aged 10 to 14 years (ages on the day) 598 SENIOR YOUNG HANDLER aged 15 to 18 years (ages on the day) Pigs
81 Checklist for Paper Livestock Entries Livestock BOOKING FORM • Complete Owner/Business Name and Business details. Please Note: Each Owner to complete a separate booking form • Request Membership if required • List classes entered (including all pair / group classes) • Request pens / stall required • Request caravan / electric hook-ups if required • State vehicle registration numbers • DO sign, print and date the bottom of the form • DO include the cheque payable to ‘Lincolnshire Agricultural Society’ • LIST the names of all stock attendants on the reverse, thank you. • Please Note: VAT receipts will be emailed unless an SAE is provided Livestock ENTRY FORM: Beef, Dairy & Pig entries • Complete a separate form for each animal • State the Owner/Business Name at the bottom of each form • Complete the relevant class number (or numbers if entering pair / group classes) Livestock ENTRY FORM: Sheep entries • Complete the Owner/Business Name and flock reference • Mark the number of entries being made in each class • Mark the number of pens requested for each entry (please note that these are limited) • Circle MV or Non-MV as applicable • If entering OPNB, OPCB or Commercial Sheep Classes, DO state the breed • If you wish to enter the Interbreed Group Class, Wool on the Hoof or Lincolnshire Fleece please state on the Sheep Entry Form (these cannot be entered on the day) • Complete and sign the Scrapie monitored status on the reverse of the Sheep Entry Form
POST entries to: Livestock Secretary Lincolnshire Agricultural Society Lincolnshire Showground Grange-de-Lings Lincoln LN2 2NA Alternatively you can enter online at www.lincolnshireshow.co.uk/competitors/livestock
82 ALL Exhibitors are asked to read carefully THE LINCOLNSHIRE SHOW REGULATIONS and INFORMATION LIVESTOCK 1 Holding Number This Schedule is issued subject to the orders (if any) of DEFRA (Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs) and Local Authorities, which may be operative at the time of the Show. For your information the Lincolnshire Agricultural Society’s County Parish Holding Number is 24/654/8003 2 Application of Entries Before making an entry please ensure that you have read all the information at the beginning of each section, and the specific details of each class. Entrants should be properly registered with any specific Breed Societies appropriate to the class at the point of making the entry. Animals will be catalogued under the name of the registered owner. If you are paying the LAS membership rate of entry fees, the rate will only apply to the animals owned by and entered in that name. The LAS will not accept responsibility for the correctness of any pedigree or other particulars inserted in the Show Catalogue, although every care will be taken to ensure accuracy. Entry fees will not be refunded to exhibitors who enter ineligible entries. 3 Paper Entries Please download both the Booking Forms and the Entry Forms from www.lincolnshireshow.co.uk/competitions/livestock or photocopy originals which can be obtained from the LAS office. If entering the same exhibit in a PAIR or GROUP class, i.e. those classes marked with the suffix ‘*’, use an oblique, for example CLASS 209 / 215*/ 216* and make the appropriate payment. Please complete a separate Booking Form for each Owner and a separate Entry Form for each animal. Complete the forms in Blue/ Black ink and sign the declaration at the bottom of the Booking Form. Send a cheque or postal order made payable to Lincolnshire Agricultural Society with your entries, please do not send cash. The LAS accepts no liability for entries that maybe lost in the post. 4 Online Entries Please visit www.lincolnshireshow.co.uk/compeitions/livestock to enter online. It is strongly advised that you do this in advance of the closing date. Please remember to book an appropriate number of stalls / pens. 5 Closing Dates Beef, Sheep and Pig Entries: Tuesday 23rd April 2019 Dairy Stalls booking Deadline: Tuesday 23rd April 2019 Dairy Entry Deadline: Friday 24th May 2019 Entries will not be accepted after the closing date. No Substitutions of entries will be accepted after the closing date. The Society reserves the right to close entries, in any class before the advertised closing date, normally when a class is full. The Society reserves the right to refuse any entry without providing reasons. 6 Cancellation of Entries The Lincolnshire Agricultural Society’s Show Committee reserves the right to refuse or cancel any entry, class or section, and will automatically cancel any section in which there are insufficient entries. All entry fees will be refunded in these circumstances. Information
83 7 Refunds Refunds on entry fees will only be considered if a vet/medical certificate is supplied to the Lincolnshire Agricultural Society office by 12noon on Friday 21st June, stating that the animal/exhibitor is unfit to show, and provided that the exhibitor pack, containing all wristbands, vehicle passes etc. are returned unused to the Livestock & Equine Secretary by 12 noon on Monday 24th June 2019. Entries not forward for any reason other than injury or illness will forfeit all entry fees. 8 Ownership Every exhibit must be the bona-fide property of the ‘Owner’ at the time of entry. It is the Owners name that will appear in the Catalogue. This does not prevent an animal being sold after entry provided it is exhibited in the name of the person who entered it. 9 Membership Advantage (Lincolnshire Agricultural Society) Owners who are not members of the Society will be required to pay entry fees at non-members rates. Non-members wishing to become members of the Society may do so by paying the current year’s subscription and may then submit entries at Member Rates. No member being in arrears with his/her subscription may make entries at the Show or exhibit as a non-subscriber. Any entry inadvertently accepted from a Member who is in arrears with his/her subscription may be cancelled and the fee paid returned. Membership must be held in the Owner’s Name and at the Owners Address (as per the animal’s passport). Membership Advantage cannot be used in the name of a spouse, relative or other related party. Membership is non-refundable. 10 Tickets and Wristbands All those entering the Showground from any carpark (including the Livestock Car Park) must have a valid admission ticket or wristband or pay the relevant admission fee at the entrance gate. Wristbands are non-transferable and should be worn at all times on the Showground. You will not be able to access the Livestock Lines during judging without a Livestock Wristband. Wristband Allocation:
Sheep & Pig Cattle Exhibitors Number of Animals Exhibitors Wristband Entered Wristband Allocation Allocation
2 1 1 2 2 2 3 3 2 3 4 2 4 5 3 Information
Exhibitors of the Lincolnshire Fleece Competition will be issued with ONE x One-Day Ticket, if no live classes are entered. Additional Wristbands can be purchased with your entry for £21 each, these are available in advance of the Show only.
84 11 Public Price of Admission
Advance Purchase Ticket Gate Price
£21 Adult £25 Young Person £17 £25 (17-22yrs) £6 Child (5-16yrs) £8
f.o.c. Child under 5 years f.o.c.
12 Livestock Vehicle Pass Allocation: Exhibitors will be issued with passes to permit their vehicles conveying livestock to enter the Showground, via the GATE 3 (Blue Gate) on Tuesday 18th June. Each Exhibitor should ensure that he/ she receives sufficient vehicle passes to cover his/her requirements. Such vehicles must be parked in the space provided immediately after delivery of the stock and remain there throughout the Show. Please note that space in the Livestock Vehicle Park is limited, Stockmen’s vehicles entering the showground on Show days will only be able to park in the Livestock Vehicle Park with a Livestock Vehicle Pass and only if there is space available before 7am, after this time or if the area is full vehicles will be instructed topark in White Car Park which is adjacent to the Livestock Vehicle Park. Please use Gate 5 to access the Showground during Show days. After 6pm, may have to gain access via Security on Gate 4 13 Cleanliness of Livestock Vehicles Exhibitor’s vehicles must be externally clean. The Society has the right to refuse entry to any vehicle deemed not to be clean. No Livestock Vehicles will be permitted to remain within the Showground area once stock has been off loaded. Once vehicles have been cleansed and disinfected they will be directed to a special parking area and will be required to remain parked there until5pm on Thursday 20th June. This parking area is situated within easy reach of the Cattle Lines and those stock attendants using wagons for accommodation 14 Arrival & Departure (via Gate 3, BLUE GATE) Livestock is to arrive on the Showground by 6pm on Tuesday 18th June, and must remain until5pm on Thursday 20th June. Admittance of livestock on the Wednesday of Show is strictly prohibited. Exceptions: Commercial Beef and Commercial Lambs are to arrive before 4pm on Tuesday 18th June (Cows and Heifers in milk must be stripped dry on the Showground after 6pm on Tuesday, 18th June.) Animal Reporting and Movement Service Forms (ARAMS-1 for movement of sheep/goats) Forms) are to be handed in on arrival at Gate 3 (Blue Gate). Departure ARAMS Forms are to be collected by the LAS Animal Movements Team on Thursday 20th June (or handed in to the Livestock Registration Office at the end of the Main Cattle lines: OPEN 1pm-3pm)). All cattle to be accompanied to and from Show by their Cattle Passport. (Stewards will collect these on Tuesday and return prior to departure on Thursday). The information will be scanned and sent to B.C.M.S. 15 Straw & Fodder The Society will supply a limited quantity of straw. All fodder must be provided by the Exhibitor. 16 Livestock Accommodation Information Covered accommodation will be provided for all Livestock. Exhibitors
85 must keep the livestock lines clean and tidy (free from faeces) at all times. The erection of sheeting in the Cattle buildings, whether round cattle or spare stalls is strictly prohibited. Please do not leave litter in the straw or smoke in the Livestock areas. 17 Biosecurity Cleansing and disinfecting facilities will be available for the interior, the wheels and exteriors of Livestock Vehicles. Exhibitors must follow instructions given to them by the Show Organisers, Stewards and Show Officials. In particular, before leaving any animal area, exhibitors must cleanse and disinfect their footwear if it is contaminated with animal excreta and dispose of disposable clothing or change any contaminated clothing. Exhibitors are also asked to keep the walkway beside their animals(s) as clear as possible from all bedding, used feed or animal excreta. Livestock are to remain in the accommodation areas except for the purpose of going to be judged, to the Grand Parade in the Main Ring or upon leaving the Showground. Before leaving the Showground, exhibitors should clean and disinfect their footwear, clothing and any equipment. Vehicle wheels should be cleansed of any visible contamination at the exit point of the Livestock Lines. Livestock must be unloaded and re- loaded in the designated areas and not walked through the vehicle park. You are advised to wash your hands after handling livestock. 18 Caravans There will be a special area set aside on the Showground for the accommodation of the caravans belonging to Stock Exhibitors, which will be as close as possible to the Livestock Lines. A CARAVAN pitch or TENT pitch is available for £32 (inc. VAT) for the duration of the Show, with provision for ONE CAR ONLY. (In accordance with Safety, Additional cars to be parked in the White Vehicle Car Park) A CARAVAN with a HOOK-UP is available at a cost of £64 (inc. VAT) for the duration of the Show, with provision for ONE CAR ONLY. (In accordance with Safety, Additional cars to be parked in the White Vehicle Car Park) In 2019, these spaces will be allocated sequentially as you arrive on the Showground. Specific Caravan Pitches cannot be reserved in advance of the Show. Only one habitation (ie. 1 caravan or 1 tent) per caravan pitch. Clear roadways must be left in the Caravan Park for emergency vehicles. As only limited space will be available, bookings will be accepted strictly on a first come first served basis and are only available to exhibitors, due to space restrictions exhibitors are asked to only book a maximum of one Caravan Pitch. Failure to apply for the appropriate pass will result in the caravan being admitted only at the discretion of the Stewards (upon payment of £48.00), for the duration of the Show. It is strongly recommended that caravans are fitted with both fire and carbon monoxide alarms in good working order. GENERATORS - The use of generators to provide power to caravans Information is banned between the hours of 11.00pm and 5.00am in the interests of the comfort and convenience of all exhibitors. 19 Stock Attendant’s Clothing Any person tending animals or handling animal products must wear suitable footwear and protective outer clothing which can be cleansed and disinfected. All attendants should be attired smartly and according to accepted standards. White coats or approved Breed Society uniform must be worn during judging and by all those taking part in the Grand Parade.
86 20 Dogs Dogs must be kept on non-retractable leads at all times while on the Showground and are not allowed in the livestock lines. 21 Stockmans Restaurant Open for refreshments from 12 noon, Tuesday 18th June: Meals Tuesday 18th June 17.30 - 20.00 hours Wednesday 19th June 06.00 - 19.30 hours Thursday 20th June 06.00 - 15.00 hours Also bar facilities available, and entertainment on the Wednesday evening. 22 PAT Testing & Electrical Items Any electrical items brought onto the Showground and used by exhibitors must be PAT Tested. 23 Conduct of Exhibitors and their Attendants All Exhibitors and persons in charge of stock at the Show shall be subject to the instructions of the Honorary Director and Stewards. Exhibitors or their Servants who fail to observe these instructions or the Society’s Rules and Conditions of Entry or who may be guilty of any misconduct shall render the exhibitor liable to forfeit any prize money awarded and the disqualification of each and every entry. Any act of discourtesy to any Judge, Steward, Show Official or Show Organiser on the part of any exhibitor or their attendants, will at the discretion of the injured party, disqualify that animal from being judged, in which case entry fees, prizes and charges will be forfeited, and may disqualify the exhibitor from competing at future Lincolnshire Shows at the discretion of the Lincolnshire Show Committee. Competitors are reminded to be courteous to each other and Show Officials. Unsportsmanlike or abusive behaviour will not be tolerated at the Lincolnshire Show and should be reported immediately to a steward or the Show Office. Exhibitors are responsible for the behaviour of their employees and attendants, and for any penalties imposed for misconduct. 24 Veterinary Inspection Animals entered for exhibition may be subjected to Veterinary inspection by the Society’s Veterinary Surgeon. The Veterinary Surgeons shall be empowered to expel from the Showground any animal, which in their opinion is suffering from or affected with any contagious or infectious disease likely to prove harmful to other animals, or, any animal which in their opinion is unfit for exhibition. The Veterinary Surgeons shall issue a certificate recording their findings. The Society reserves the right, of its Stewards and appointed Veterinary Surgeon, to take blood samples at random, for subsequent analysis, from any animal exhibited at the Show. Exhibitors shall be liable to pay the Society a sum not exceeding £50 as and for liquidating damages, in respect of each animal expelled under the above clause. 25 Veterinary Emergency Treatment It is a condition of Entry that the Society’s Veterinary officers may on their own authority give to any animal such emergency treatment as they may consider appropriate in the event that the owner or his/her representative cannot immediately be found. 26 Veterinary Charges Should Veterinary treatment be required at Show, a charge may be made by the Society’s Veterinary Officers attending the animal(s). 27 Parades Information It shall be a condition of entry that all prize winning cattle shall be exhibited or paraded in accordance with the instructions of the
87 Honorary Director and Stewards and at the times stated in the official programme. An Exhibitor or his servants failing to comply with this regulation shall forfeit all prize money. The Lincolnshire Agricultural Society is very proud of the Grand Parade, with all sections parading their 1st and 2nd exhibits. ALL Exhibitors are requested to parade, if not, prize money may be deducted. All Handlers are required to wear smart dress and white smocks for parades, excepting Dairy Exhibitors who must wear white attire. 28 Awards Prize winners will be given a voucher which can be redeemed on the days of Show at the ICE Bank which is located at the end of the Equine Rings, or by post if received before 31st July 2019. Vouchers will also be issued at Show for: · Each Senior Bull forward in the respective Breed Class · Each Dairy animal at Show The judges may withhold any prize or prizes if in their opinion the exhibits in any Class do not possess sufficient merit. Prize money vouchers are to be redeemed on the day of Show. The LAS accepts no liability for lost prize money vouchers.
29 Challenge Trophies All Challenge Trophies and Cups offered shall be held by the Winner for up to one year or until requested to return the trophy to the Society or the Society’s appointed agents. The Lincolnshire Agricultural Society reserves the right not to issue a trophy if it is felt that an exhibitor is unlikely to comply with this. The Lincolnshire Agricultural Society does not engrave trophies. It is the winner’s responsibility to engrave a trophy should they wish to. Please use a font and size consistent with any precedent set. 30 Malpractice An Exhibitor who shall attempt to obtain a prize by means of a false declaration or by any unlawful prohibited or unfair means shall have all awards made to him/her cancelled, and shall be disqualified from exhibition at future Shows of the Society. 31 Protests Any protest must be lodged in writing within two hours of the completion of judging of the relevant breed, together with a deposit of £50 and handed in to the Show Secretary’s Office. If on investigation the protest is not sustained to the satisfaction of the Honorary Show Director and Stewards of the Section concerned or if the said protest shall prove to be frivolous the person so protesting shall forfeit his/ her deposit. 32 Disclaimer of Liability a) The Society and its officers shall not be responsible for any person whatsoever while upon the Society’s premises, or while entering and leaving the same, for any damage or loss however caused to the property of any such person or for any injury, fatal or otherwise, to any such person. b) The Society and its officers shall not be responsible for any accident, Information damage or loss however caused that may occur to any exhibitor or his servant or to any animal, article, or property exhibited or brought onto the Showground by him. Each exhibitor shall indemnify the Society from and against all actions, suits expenses or claims on account of or in respect of any such damage or injury however caused. c) The Society will not under any circumstance accept liability for any loss of damage (whether direct or indirect) arising from or caused by the abandonment or cancellation, whether total or partial, or the postponement of any show, display, event, meeting or other happening on the Showground or elsewhere for whatever reason.
88 d) The Society reserves the right to postpone, cancel, abandon or curtail any show, display, event, meeting, happening or otherwise to be held on the Showground or elsewhere if under the auspices of the Society. Where the decision to postpone, cancel abandon or curtail any show, display, event, meeting, happening or otherwise arises from directives, happenings outside the control of the Society, the Society will refund entry fees, once any administration fees have been deducted. The Society will not be under any liability for any loss or damage (whether direct or indirect, consequential or otherwise) arising from or caused by a postponement, cancellation, abandonment, curtailment or otherwise. e) The Exhibitor will have in force, maintain and comply with the terms of its own appropriate insurance (with a minimum limit of £5 million per claim for Public, Products and Pollution Liability) to cover all risks and liabilities which the Exhibitor may incur. f) The Lincolnshire Agricultural Society’s maximum aggregate liability (for breach of contract or arising in tort or on any other basis whatsoever) shall be limited to the entry fee paid by the Exhibitor. 33 Health & Safety a) It is the responsibility of all exhibitors to comply with any Health and Safety requirements placed on them whilst competing at the Show. b) In the case of led cattle/sheep/pigsit is imperative that exhibitors/ stockpersons are aware of their obligation to the safety of the general public at all times whilst on the Showground and observe orders from Officials or Stewards, in respect of crossing points etc.The Cattle lines will be open to the general public at certain times, these times will be stated at the entrance to the Cattle lines, at the Show. c) Nobody under the age of 16 may be in charge of an animal in the Grand Parade. All those taking part in the Grand Parade must do so in a responsible manner, and take due care and consideration to all parties involved in the Parade. d) Any exhibitor who fails to comply with health and safety or fire safety legislation may be liable to enforcement action by the West Lindsey District Council Environmental Health Officer and/or the Eurofire representative. Information
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89 CATTLE 34 Cattle Health All Cattle exhibited must be from herds which are free of Tuberculosis, Brucellosis and EBL and which are not under movement restrictions imposed by the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs for these or any other notifiable diseases. 35 Abortions and Premature Calvings No animal likely to calve during the period of the Show may be exhibited. Animals which calve, or show evidence of calving, whilst at the showground, must be placed in the approved isolation accommodation pending their possible early removal from the showground. Where an animal calves prematurely, or aborts, the DVM, DEFRA must be informed immediately. The animal must be placed in isolation in the approved accommodation, and the full range of samples (including if at all possible a placental smear) should be taken. The animal will not be allowed to take part further in the show and once it is fit to travel, can be returned home to the registered premises or alternatively retained until the end of the show in isolation and returned with the other competing cattle from the same premises. All other bovine animals from the same registered premises will not be allowed to compete further in the Show until negative results from certain tests carried out by a Veterinary Laboratory Centre have been received. They can be returned with the suspect animal at the completion of the Show. 36 Registration All cattle must be entered or registered for entry in the Herd Book, Appendix to the herd Book, or supplementary Register of their respective breed Society or Association, in accordance with the conditions of entry, for each breed shown beneath the respective Breed headings. 37 Definition of a Heifer For the purpose of this Schedule a heifer is a female, which has not calved or aborted more than once, nor calved and aborted. (Except the class for a team of three in the Inter-Breed beef competition - maiden heifer.) 38 Faking Cattle found to be artificially coloured or in any way faked at any time whilst on the Showground shall be disqualified. 39 Nurse Cows No accommodation will be provided for Nurse Cows which will not be permitted to enter the Showground. 40 Milking Out The Judges may at their discretion order that all or any of the cows or heifers be milked-out in the Judging Ring before awarding prizes. 41 Milk Dairy exhibitors are responsible for keeping the milking area clean. Owing to escalating costs with the disposal of raw milk, there is no Milk Payment. 42 Transfer to appropriate Class. Information Cows and heifers entered as in-calf and having calved or entered as in-milk and not having calved before the Show may be transferred to the appropriate class if provided. 43 Calves Calves older than 9 months of age on the day of Show are not eligible to be shown in Cow or Heifer with calf at foot classes.
90 44 Refund of Entries Stalls booked may be cancelled and half the relevant fees refunded, if WRITTEN notification is received before5pm on FRIDAY 10th May 2019. 45 Prizes Championships and Special Prizes given by the Breed Societies may only be awarded to members of those Societies. 46 Inspections All entries and property of participants are subject to inspection by LAS Officials. Participants shall deliver on request, to an LAS Official, any device, material or substance on the possession or control of the Participant, agent, or persons acting on his or her behalf for the purpose of inspection to laboratory analysis. 47 Administration of Substances Permission must be gained from one of the LAS Appointed Veterinary Surgeons before administering any drug to an Animal. In such cases Participants will be required to notify an LAS Official of the animals identification number, the drugs name, the volume of the drug administered, the batch number and expiry date, the person who administered the drug and the date and time of administration. 48 Penalties for Enforcement If the LAS finds a participant to have violated the above rules or been guilty of Malpractice, the LAS has the power to disqualify participants from the Lincolnshire Show and from future Shows. Prize Money from the Show may also be forfeit. Penalties for violation are at the absolute discretion of the LAS, and the decision of the LAS is final. Information
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91 SHEEP 49 Accommodation Covered accommodation will be provided for all sheep. All animals in the same Breed belonging to one Exhibitor will stand together. Exhibitors or Maedi-Visna Accredited Sheep must indicate their status on the Booking Form, a copy of the appropriate certificate should be sent with entries and an original Green Certificate to be presented upon arrival at the Show. Signs will be erected indicating the unloading points for both Maedi-Visna and Non-scheme sheep. Exhibitors of Maedi-Visna sheep must ensure that their animals are accompanied by the Green S.A.C. Certificate of Status (with valid expiry date). Unloading of Maedi-Visna sheep must not take place until the appropriate certificate is produced for inspection by the responsible Society official. At all times during the Show it is essential that there should be no contact between any sheep in the two categories. The Lincolnshire Agricultural Society reserves the right to reduce the number of pens requested by an exhibitor. 50 Transportation of Non-MV and MV Accredited Sheep MV and Non-MV Sheep must not travel to and from the Show in the same trailer or stock vehicle, unless stock vehicles have solid partitions and separate loading/unloading ramps. Trailers and stock vehicles should be used to carry only MV Accredited sheep or only Non-MV Accredited sheep at one time and the trailer must be washed out before any other sheep are loaded. Any breach of this will be reported to SAC and the sheep will not be allowed onto the Showground. 51 Scrapie The Lincolnshire Show is a DEFRA approved Scrapie monitored event. Scrapie monitored stock may be exhibited without loss of Scrapie monitored status. Exhibitors are required to sign a Declaration that female sheep entered and exhibited are non-pregnant and have not lambed or aborted within 30 days of their arrival at the Show and are not subject to procedures which change the seasonal breeding pattern. 52 Flock Book Entry All sheep entered in the Breed classes must be from flocks registered in the Flock Book of their Breed and shall be marked and/or shorn in accordance with the rules of their respective Breed Societies. 53 Faking Any sheep found to have been artificially coloured or faked with a view to deceiving the judges will be disqualified. 54 Ewes Nursing ewes are not eligible for entry. 55 External Parasites The prevention/control of external parasites on sheep being brought to the Showground must be undertaken in accordance with any DEFRA regulations at the time of Show. 56 Short-Tail Docking of Lambs The attention of exhibitors is drawn to the Welfare of livestock (prohibited operations) Regulations 1982 and the requirement that Information tail docked sheep should retain sufficient tail to cover the anus in the case of males and the vulva in the case of females.
92 PIGS 57 Entries Exhibitors’ entries will be accepted on the following basis. Payment will be per pig and per pen (approx. 8’ x 6’ space). A maximum of 2 pigs are allowed per pen. 58 Registration All pigs entered in the Breed classes must be entered or accepted for entry in the herd book (as distinct from grading register) of their respective Breeds, and shall be ear-marked in accordance with the rules of the Breed. 59 Accommodation Covered accommodation will be provided for all pigs. Each pig must be placed in the pen provided and may not be moved without the Steward’s permission. All animals belonging to one exhibitor will stand in adjacent pens in their respective Breed Sections. 60 Dentition All Pigs exhibited may be subjected to an examination of their mouths by the Veterinary Inspector of the Society and should the state of dentition upon such examination indicate that the age of any Animal as stated on the Entry Form, does not agree with the accepted rules of Dentition, the Stewards shall have power to disqualify such pigs, and shall report the circumstances to the Council. The following is the state of Dentition of pigs which will be considered as indicating that they exceed the ages specified:- 6 MONTHS - Pigs having their corner permanent incisors cut, will be considered as exceeding this age. 9 MONTHS - Pigs having their permanent tusks more than half up will be considered as exceeding this age. 12 MONTHS - Pigs having their central permanent incisors up and any of the three first permanent molars cut will be considered as exceeding this age. 15 MONTHS - Pigs having their lateral temporary incisors shed and the permanents appearing will be considered as exceeding this age. 18 MONTHS - Pigs having their lateral permanent incisors fully up will be considered as exceeding the age. 61 Faking The use of artificial colouring, whitening and/or powder, the removal of hair, surplus teats or the removal or addition of spots by artificial means, or any other abnormal practice on pigs is prohibited. 62 Boars a) Boars of two years of age and over to be certified to have sired at least three live litters within the twelve months preceding the date on which entries for the Show close, the pigs comprising such litters to have been notified for registration in the Herd Book or proof of their birth to have been given to the B.P.A. b) Boars will not be allowed in the Judging Rings unless the accompanying stockperson carries a protective shield supplied by the exhibitor. c) Boars exceeding 15 months of age must have had their tusks cut in the year of and prior to exhibition at the Show; they must also be accompanied in the Show Ring by TWO competent handlers, each carrying a protective board. Exhibitors failing to comply with these handling requirements may be disqualified by the Chief Steward. 63 Prizes Special and Championship prizes given by the B.P.A. will only be awarded to members of that Association or to Members of the Rare Breeds Survival Trust who record the relevant breeds with the B.P.A. Information
93 DATA 64 What we do with your Data Here at the Lincolnshire Agricultural Society we take your privacy seriously and will only use your personal information to administer your entries and to provide the products and services you have requested from us. As part of this process, we may need to share your information with third parties for verification purposes and for the publication of Official Lincolnshire Agricultural Society documents including the Lincolnshire Show Catalogue and Show Guide, by making an entry into the Lincolnshire Show you are giving your consent to this. We will never sell your data and you can change your mind at any time by emailing [email protected] ‘We’ includes the Lincolnshire Agricultural Society and its trading subsidiary Lincolnshire Showground Limited.
By order of the Show Committee, the Officers of the Executive Committee and Council of the Lincolnshire Agricultural Society have endeavoured to ensure the correctness of the particulars printed in the Schedule but will not accept responsibility for any error or mistake which may appear herein.
94 Lincoln Agricultural Society was formed in 1889 and is best known throughout the county as the organiser of the annual Lincolnshire Show, an event which draws visitors from all over the county and beyond.
By becoming a member of the Society you will not only be helping to support good causes in agriculture and education in the county; but you will also enjoy the benefits such as free entry to the Lincolnshire Show on both days, use of the other membership facilities, invitation to the Lincolnshire Farming Conference and Lincolnshire Food and Gift Fair preview evening and promotional offers from other events and organisations.
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