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The Black Isle Show 2019 Premium Lists of Sheep Section The Black Isle Show 2019 Premium Lists Of Sheep Section Thursday 1st August 2019 Secretary: Mr Rod Mackenzie, Mannsfield Showground, Muir of Ord, Ross Shire, IV6 7RS. Tel: 01463 870870 Email: [email protected] Website: www.blackisleshow.com This premium list is available on our web site and entry forms can be printed off as PDF documents. Note - Entries will only be accepted by POST to the above address. CLOSING DATE - 29th June 2019 The correct monies must also be enclosed NO LATE ENTRIES DUE TO CATALOGUE PRINTING DEADLINE ***Exhibitors cannot Change Classes once Deadline has Passed *** PLEASE NOTE ANY CHANGES OF JUDGES WILL BE NOTIFIED ON OUR WEBSITE PRIOR TO THE CLOSING DATE FOR ENTRIES. OFFICIALS & COMMITTEE 2019 Honorary Presidents Mr Alasdair Cameron, Wellhouse, Muir of Ord. Ms Roda McKenzie, Cabuie, 8 Marine Terrace, Rosemarkie Mr Hugh MacLennan, Springfield Farm, Cullicudden, Dingwall President Mr Donald MacLeod, Eathie Mains, Cromarty Vice President Mrs Freida Mckenzie, Muirton, Munlochy Junior Vice President Mrs Amy Grant, Kinnahaird, Contin Past President Mr Stephen MacKenzie, Auchmore Farm, Muir of Ord Honorary Treasurer Mr Andrew Gammie, Croftcrunie, Tore Secretary &Treasurer Mr Rod MacKenzie, Mannsfield, Muir of Ord, IV6 7RS. SHEEP SECTION All Entry Fees in the Sheep Section are £4 per Entry per Class All Sheep require an EID tag. The Disease Control (Interim Measures) (Scotland) Order 2002, (as Amended) Article 7 Any sheep moving to shows or exhibitions must be individually ear tagged or tattooed and the movement reported to the Scottish Animal Movement Unit, 161 Brooms Road, Dumfries, DG1 3ES (Tel No: 08456017597) email: [email protected]) with the individual ear numbers listed as this involves a movement from one premises to another. (HOLDING NUMBER FOR MANNSFIELD SHOWGROUND IS 91/762/0104). This is the responsibility of the stock owner not the Show Organisers. Animals moving to shows for the first time will not have to be kept separate prior to moving to the Show irrespective of whether any other livestock have been moved onto those premises in the 13 day period immediately before moving. If attending only one show within any one 13 day period the animal will not require to be held separate on return from the show nor will the return home trigger a 13 day standstill for any other animal on the home farm. Also animals may move from show to show or may return to their usual premise of residence without triggering a 13 day standstill provided they are kept in separate facilities under an approved separation agreement with SEERAD. In all cases the standstill period for pigs is 20 days. Maedi-Visna Sheep from M.V. Accredited Flocks All continental, Blue Faced Leicester and Suffolk Sheep in Open Classes must be shown in this group and must be from M.V. Accredited Flocks only. The penning and judging arrangements will provide adequate separation between the two groups but sheep are shown entirely at their owner's risk. All exhibitors and attendants must observe the Regulations relating to the penning, judging and movement of their sheep in the Showground. Exhibitors of sheep must bring their official Maedi-Visna status certificate to the Show where they must be presented at the gate. Any sheep arriving without a Maedi-Visna status certificate will not be admitted to the M.V. section of the Show. MCV:CAE accredited stock must be accompanied by a valid certificate of accreditation. Green SAC form (not a yellow SH20) within expiry date (this must not run out before the duration of the Show) signed and dated by exhibitor list of animals to be recorded on the form. Please note that eartag numbers must be entered on the HSR certificates, if eartag numbers are not entered on the HSR animals cannot be unloaded. There is no MCV:CAE Section in Crofters Classes Sheep Scab All sheep must be treated with a licensed product for the control of sheep scab, in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions, within 14 days prior to their arrival at the Show, with the exception of animals entered in On The Hoof & On The Hook. GENERAL REGULATIONS 1. All Stock exhibited must be bona fide property of the exhibitor and at least one month in his possession before the date of the Show. All animals entered into the Black Isle Show must be in good health. No animal suffering from any contagious disease will be allowed on the showground. The Veterinary Surgeon's decision will be final. 2. Entries must be intimated to the Secretary, BY POST ONLY, Mannsfield Showground, Muir of Ord, not later than Saturday 29th June 2019. Entry Fees are £4 for Sheep (unless otherwise stated), PER ENTRY PER CLASS. 3. Ewes must have reared Lambs in the current year. 4. All stock must be shown under the relevant Breed Society rules. 5. During the Judging, no person is to enter the Ring except Judges, Attending Members and Handlers. 6. SHEEP AND GOAT HEALTH SCHEME CATEGORY 1V- Scrapie Monitoring Approved Shows All Sheep Exhibitors must sign on the appropriate place on the enclosed green Form to declare that all their female sheep are: a. Non-pregnant (empty) b. Have not lambed within 30 days prior to the show c. Are not subject to any procedure which changes the season breeding pattern 7. OBJECTIONS MUST BE MADE TO THE SECRETARY WITHIN 15 MINUTES OF THE COMPLETION OF JUDGING OF THE CLASSES CONCERNED, ACCOMPANIED BY A DEPOSIT OF £25.00, which will be returned if the objection is sustained. The Referee and Acting Committee would then meet to consider protests, and their decision will be final. 8. Perpetual Challenge Cups will be presented at a function on Friday 8th November 2019 in the Highland Hotel, Newtonmore, and must be returned to the Secretary not later than Show Day of the following year. 9. The Society will not be in any way responsible for any loss or damage which stock, implements, or articles of any description may sustain at the Show, or in transit, or for any accident to any person within or outwith the Showyard. 10. All Stock must remain in the Showyard until 4.00pm on the day of the Black Isle Show. No vehicles will be allowed return access to the showground before 4pm, unless there is veterinary emergency. 11. In no case shall a Prize be awarded unless the Judges deem the animals to have sufficient merit. Where only one or two lots are presented in a class, and the Judges consider them unworthy of the Prizes offered, it shall be in their power to award a lower Prize. 12. Animals can be entered in more than one Class, if eligible, but no guarantee can be given that they can be judged in all the Classes entered, due to the timing of the various Sections. 13. Inter-Herd Championships - No prize tickets to be displayed on animals or attendants. Only the correct given herd number must be worn. 14. EXHIBITORS MUST BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THEIR ANIMALS AT ALL TIMES, AND ENSURE THAT THEY ARE LED BY RESPONSIBLE, COMPETENT AND SUITABLY DRESSED ATTENDANTS. 15. PLEASE NOTE - All stock must be on field before 8.00 a.m. Judging commences 8.30a.m. 16. PUBLICITY & PRIVACY - Once you have read and understood the rules and regulations of this schedule and have ticked the box at the bottom of the entry form to proceed with your entry, the Society will use your information to do the following: a) store, process and retain, including electronically, all data and personal information provided by exhibitors, for the purposes of operating the Show, maintaining appropriate records and communicating with the exhibitor in the future concerning any of the Society’s activities b) publicise the names, home and business locations of exhibitors, including but not limited to prize winners, in Show catalogues, on the Show website and elsewhere as part of the operation and promotion of the Show and future shows c) photograph any exhibitor or other person on the Showground and store and use the resulting image (including edited or altered versions) for any of the Society’s commercial or non-commercial purposes in all and any media, including, without limitation, use in promotional materials and on the Society’s website, or supply to carefully selected third parties for use for their own purposes. The Society shall own the copyright in any such images d) Publish the details and results of any disputes and/or appeals 17. PRIZE MONEY - following a review of prize money the Society has introduced a new procedure for the paying out of prize money. Competitors who win any prize with a monetary value will be issued with a voucher stating the section, class, prize etc. This voucher can then be redeemed for cash in the Prize Cabin located in the stock lines. This cabin will be open between 10am and 3pm on show day. Please note that any lost vouchers will be treated in the same manner as lost cash, and will not be recompensed. Vouchers are valid for cash exchange on the day of the show only. Any vouchers which have not been exchanged for cash must be sent into the office following the show and no later than 31st October to claim the prize money, exhibitors should state whether they wish the payment to be made by cheque or BACS. Any questions arising from this should be addressed to [email protected] PLEASE NOTE metal gates will be used for all stock entered in the Show. **Sheep Entries are restricted to TWO entries per Class per Exhibitor** All Pens are Marked with Exhibitor Numbers Arm Numbers Must Be Worn By all exhibitors OFFICIAL SHOW REFEREE - Mr H Meiklejohn, Bayne Drive, Dingwall ~CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS~ The Black Isle Farmers' Champion of Champions will be judged between the following: Supreme Champion Led Beef Cattle Beast Best Sheep Exhibit Champion Horse (Clydesdale, Highland, Shetland) Overall Feather Champion Overall Fur Champion Judge - Mr & Mrs J McCallum, Dingwall Reasons will be given for awards This will be judged at 3.10pm outside the Pavilion.
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