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June 14 – 16 2019 A POULTRY CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW Incorporating A REGIONAL EGG SHOW JUNE 14 – 16 2019 POULTRY, WATERFOWL AND PRODUCE SCHEDULE OF CLASSES Incorporating Pekin Bantam Club and Turkey Club Regional Shows *All Poultry will be subject to a Veterinary Inspection and if necessary Exhibitors will be asked to remove birds from the show.* HON. ORGANISER MR H EVANS, 10 Bretforton Road, Badsey, Evesham, Worcestershire. WR11 7XG. Phone: (01386) 830674 Email: [email protected] SHOW MANAGER MR N J LANGDON ASSISTANTS MR & MRS I TANDY, MRS J PARSONS, R P SUTTON, MISS K NEWMAN, MR & MRS C ROPER MRS L DAVIS, MRS I DAWSON, MR A BUNN, MRS S GOULD, MR B SYMONDS, MS J McKEATING MISS JODIE HART, MR A PHILLIPS, P & E POULTRY JUNIOR STEWARDS WILLIAM ELKINGTON, JOSEPH NEAL, FREDDIE HENRY-WHITE CLERICAL STAFF MRS A LANGDON, MRS A AUSTIN SALES MRS P SPARROW, MISS S PRIEST JUDGES Poultry Hard Feather, Waterfowl & Turkeys MR ANDREW WETTERS Pekins, True Bantams & Rare Breeds MR COLIN WOOD Soft Feather MR PETER WARD Eggs MR MARK ANDERSON-HOWE ENTRY FEE PRIZE MONEY SECTION CLASSES INC. VAT FIRST SECOND THIRD Large Fowl Trio £2.00 £3.00 £2.00 £1.00 Bantam Trio £2.00 £3.00 £2.00 £1.00 SALES £10.00 per pen (Maximum of 3 birds per pen) 1 – 4 entries catalogued £2.00 £3.00 – – 5 – 9 entries catalogued £2.00 £3.00 £2.00 – 10 entries and over catalogued £2.00 £3.00 £2.00 £1.00 Egg Classes £1.00 £1.50 £1.25 £1.00 ALL ENTRIES TO BE SENT TO: Poultry Section, Three Counties Show, The Showground, Malvern, Worcestershire WR13 6NW. Tel (01684) 584900 Fax (01684) 584910 OENTRIES CLOSE ON 23 MAY 2019, NO LATE ENTRIES ACCEPTEDO SPECIAL REGULATIONS – All entries will be accepted with the right of the Society to make such alterations in the Rules and Regulations as may be deemed necessary in the interests of the Society and exhibitors, to appoint Judges in case of illness, etc., or Show Regulations will be dealt with by the Show Organisers whose decision must be considered final and binding and must be accepted as such. The Society’s Show Regulations, as printed in the 2019 Official Stock Prize list will apply to the Poultry, Waterfowl and Produce section where applicable, especially Show Regulation No.1 regarding responsibility. Prize money and Sales money will be paid at approx. 4pm on the third day – in the marquee. REGULATIONS PR.1 ENTRIES – the entries accompanied by a remittance to cover fees in full must be sent to reach the Poultry Section, Royal Three Counties Show, The Showground, Malvern, Worcestershire WR13 6NW to be received not later than FIRST POST on 23 MAY 2019. No late entries will be accepted. Please make cheques payable to T.C.A.S. PR.2 RULES – the Poultry Show is held under the Rules of the Poultry Club and exhibitors will be deemed to have agreed to abide by these rules and regulations contained therein. PR.3 DUPLICATION – is not permitted in classes for Poultry, Waterfowl and Produce. PR.4 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS – of entries will not be made. No ring numbers will be issued. Pen numbers will be sent to exhibitor’s seven days prior to the Show. PR.5 RESPONSIBILITY – from the time of delivery to the time of collection or dispatch, exhibits will be in the custody of the Society’s Officials and may be handled only by them. Whilst every care will be taken of exhibits (including the services of Night Steward) it is a condition of entry that exhibitors indemnify the Society against all claims for loss or injury. Birds found to be suffering from colds or otherwise unhealthy will immediately be returned to the exhibitors and the fees paid forfeited. BIRDS WILL BE FED AND WATERED FOR THE DURATION OF THE SHOW BY OUR STEWARDS. PR.6 LICENCE CONDITIONS REGARDING AVIAN FLU- All exhibitors must cleanse and disinfect their show boxes, crates or baskets before the event and be advised that they should be cleansed and disinfected on return to the home premises, and before they are used to hold any other bird. TCAS reserve the right to exclude any birds not complying with this and entry fees will not be refunded. TCAS will adhere to all the conditions set out by DEFRA when granting the licence to hold the show. PLEASE NOTE – All exhibitors must ensure that their birds are clean and free from lice, scaly leg etc, and in general good health. TCAS reserve the right to exclude any birds not complying with this and entry fees will not be refunded. PR.7 BREED CLUB SPECIAL PRIZES – It is essential that exhibitors state on the entry form in the space provided for the purpose, to which Club/s they belong and must fulfil the conditions attached to special prizes offered by such breed clubs at the Show otherwise their exhibits will not be entered for the awards. PR.8 PROTESTS ETC – will be dealt with as provided in the rules of the Poultry Club. PR.9 ARRIVAL – Exhibits must reach the Show to permit penning not later than 8.15am on Friday 14 June and exhibits arriving thereafter will be marked “TOO LATE FOR COMPETITION”. Exhibitors who wish to deliver their stock on Thursday 13 June, may do so between 1pm & 8pm. Please note that all vehicles must be off the showground before 9am on Friday 14 June. COLLECTION – Sunday 16 June – ALL Exhibitors to park in RED CAR PARK, as no movement of vehicle is allowed on the Showground prior to 6.00 pm. Stewards will assist with transporting of boxes to vehicles, those parked in the designated Poultry Area in the RED CAR PARK may leave after 5.30 pm - BOXING UP AT 5.00 PM. THE MARQUEE WILL NOT CLOSE BEFORE 6.00 PM. PR.10 PLEASE NOTE ALL CLASSES WILL STAND – NO AMALGAMATIONS OR TRANSFERS. PR.11 PASSES – exhibitors will be sent one free admission pass for each £10.00 spent on entry fees, providing a request for the same is marked on the entry form. (Excluding sales). All exhibitors will be entitled to one delivery and collection pass. PR.12 JUDGING – will commence at 9.30am on Friday 14 June 2018. PR.13 SELLING CLASSES – S1 and S2 Entry fees £10.00 per pen, no commission, payable to the Society, maximum of 3 birds in a pen. Please state if you require 2ft or 4ft pens. BIRDS MUST BE A MINIMUM OF 10 WEEKS OLD – THE SHOW ORGANISERS DECISION IS FINAL ON ACCEPTANCE OF BIRDS. PR.14 FOR SECURITY – once the birds have been placed in cages they may only be handled by Stewards during the duration of the Show. TRIO CLASS 1. Breeding Trio, Large Fowl, any variety 2. Breeding Trio, Bantam, any variety _______________________________________________________________________ SOFT FEATHER LARGE FOWL CLASSES 3. Australorp, Male/Female 23. Poland, Male/Female 4. Ancona, Male/Female 24. Rhode Island Red, Male 5. Araucana, Male/Female 25. Rhode Island Red, Female 6. Brahma, Male 26. Light Sussex, Male/Female 7. Brahma, Female 27. Sussex,any colour Male/Female 8. Cochin, Male 28. White Silkie, Male 9. Cochin, Female 29. White Silkie, Female 10. Barnevelder Male/Female 30. Any Other Colour Silkie, Male/Female 11. Dorking, Male/Female 31. Welsummer, Male 12. Faverolle, Male/Female 32. Welsummer, Female 13 Frizzle, Male/Female 33. Wyandotte, Male/Female 14. Hamburg, Male/Female 34. Any Variety Heavy, Male 15. Leghorn, Male/Female 35. Any Variety Heavy, Female 16. Cream Legbar, Male/Female 36. Any Variety Light, Male 17. Minorca, Male/Female 37. Any Variety Light, Female 18. Maran, Male 38. Local any variety, Male 19. Maran, Female 39. Local any variety,Female 20. New Hampshire Red, Male/Female 40 . DPK. Likeliest Layer, Pure or Hybrid 21. Orpington, Male 22. Orpington, Female HARD FEATHER LARGE FOWL CLASSES 41. Old English Game, Black Red, Pile or Duckwing, Male 42. Old English Game, Partridge, Wheaten Pile or Duckwing, Female 43. Old English Game, Brown Red or Grey, Male 44. Old English Game, Brown Red or Grey, Female 45. Old English Game, Any other colour, Male 46. Old English Game, Any other colour, Female 47. Oxford Game, any colour, Male 48. Oxford Game, any colour, Female 49. Indian Game, Male/Female 50. Asian Hard Feather, Male 51. Asian Hard Feather, Female 52. Modern Game, Male 53. Modern Game, Female ______________________________________________________________________ RARE BREED CLASSES Sponsored by the Rare Breeds Survival Trust Large Fowl Bantam 54. Vorwerk, Male/Female 60. Thuringian, Male 55. Andalusian Male/Female 61. Thuringian, Female 56. Any variety Heavy, Male 62. Longtail, Male/Female 57. Any variety Heavy, Female 63. Any Other Variety, Male 58. Any variety Light, Male 64. Any Other Variety, Female 59. Any variety Light, Female WATERFOWL SECTION Large Duck Classes 65. Aylesbury, Duck/Drake 71 . Pekin, Duck/Drake 66. Cayuga, Duck/Drake 72 . Rouen, Duck/Drake 67. Saxony, Duck/Drake 73 . Muscovy, Duck/Drake 68. Campbell, any colour, Duck/Drake 74 . Appleyard, Duck/Drake 69. Indian Runner, any colour, 75. Indian Runner, Fawn & White 70. Indian Runner, White, Duck/Drake Duck/Drake Duck/Drake 76. Any variety Duck/Drake Bantam Duck Classes 77. Black East India, Duck/Drake 78. Any variety Bantam Duck/Drake Call Duck Classes 79. White Call, Drake 8 3 . Dilute Colours, to include, Blue, Fawn, 80. White Call, Duck Apricot, Silver, Dark Silver, Apricot 81. Bibbed/Magpie, Duck/Drake Silver, Duck/Drake 82. Mallard Colours, Duck/Drake 84. Any other Colour, Duck/Drake 85. Non Standard Colour, Duck/Drake 86. Any Variety Gander 87.
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