70 th Annual Flower Show and Companion Dog Show

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1 Binfield Heath and District Horticultural Society Affiliated to the Royal Horticultural Society 70 th Annual Flower Show and Companion Dog Show Saturday 25 th August 2018, from noon, opposite Holmwood, Binfield Heath RG9 4DP Admission: Adults 4, Senior citizens & Children 6 to 15 2, Children 5 and under FREE Combined day/evening: Adults 10, Senior citizens 8, U16 2. Evening only: Adults 8, U16 FREE FREE parking Entries must be received by 7:00 pm Wednesday 22nd August 2018 For Dog Show Enquiries see Dog Show entry form Schedule, Rules and Entry Forms For more information see our website: For Flower Show enquiries only call Evelyn McQuater M: FLOWER SHOW CLASSES SPONSORED BY LOCAL FIRMS AND INDIVIDUALS INTER-SCHOOL ART COMPETITION - SPONSORED BY INVESCO PERPETUAL Attractions for All Ages Traditional sideshows and games, Ferrets, Owls, Circus Workshop, Tightrope Walking Display and Workshop, Children s Pottery Classes Bouncy Castle, Punch & Judy, Face Painting, Tractor Rides, Children s Races, Art Tent with Exhibition of Local School Entries and Winners, Local Artisan stalls, Society and Club stalls including Wilfred Owen Society, Kenton Theatre, Henley Literary Festival and SHADDO, Plant Stall, British Legion 50/50 Sale, Historical Binfield Heath Photos display, Berkshire, Bucks and Oxfordshire Wildlife Trust, Wyfold Riding for the Disabled, and many more Classic Vehicles (Contact Richard Pawson T: E : rpawson@nakedobjects.org) Food & Drink Tea Tent, Beer Tent run by The Shoulder of Mutton, Barbeque, Ice Cream Van, Bottle & Glass Pop-Up Restaurant, Water & Soft drinks Music by Woodley Concert Band Summer Party Live Band 25 th Aug 7-11pm Relax, enjoy, dance all night! Alex McKay Duo music from the 1960s to 2018! Bring your own food and enjoy a picnic in the main show marquee. Bar provided by The Shoulder of Mutton Tickets available NOW from Binfield Heath Village Stores

2 Afternoon Schedule 8:00 am 10:15 am: Entrants position class entries in marquee 10:30 am 12:30 pm: Judging 12:00 pm: Show field opens 12:00 pm: Dog Show entries commence 1:00 pm (earliest): Dog Show judging 4:30 pm: Entrants may remove entries 4:45 pm: Presentation of cups 5:00 pm Auction of exhibits Thank you to our show sponsors and other individual sponsors

3 Flower Show Entry Form Please read the Rules page before completing this form. Please tick box with class number for each entry. Entry forms must be received at Binfield Heath Village Stores or at The Corner Shop, Lower Shiplake or online via by 7.00 pm on Wednesday 22 nd August. Late entries will not be accepted. (Online entries will be confirmed by . If confirmation is NOT received within 15 mins, PLEASE RESUBMIT YOUR ENTRY.) ALL ENTRIES MUST BE IN POSITION IN THE SHOW TENT BY 10:15 A.M. ON SHOW DAY The Names of class winners and places will be reported in The Henley Standard. By entering, you are agreeing to this. Personal details will not be shared with any other parties. NOTE HYGIENE RULE: Please cover all cookery entries with cling film or another suitable material. Local Classes Section 1: 1 Section 2: Section 3: Section 4: Section 5: Section 6: Section 7: Section 8: Section 9: Section 10: Section 11: Section 12: Section 13: 96 Section 14: Children s Classes Local and Open Section 15: Section 16: Section 17: Section 18: Section 19: Section 20: Open Classes Section 21: Section 22: Section 23: Section 24: Section 25: Section 26: Section 27: Section 28: Section 29: Section 30: Flower show top tray 250 Please tick if entering Silver Jubilee Award* Block letters please: Name Address Post Code TEL: Children s classes: Child s age on show day: years months *Family connection for Silver Jubilee Award entries:

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5 Local Challenge Cups The George Henbest Cup will be awarded for the best exhibit in Sections 2,3,4 and 5 The George and Wally Cleaver Tankard will be awarded to the best exhibit in Section 2 and 3 Classes 5 to 24 The John Cooper Memorial Cup will be awarded to the best exhibit in Sections 1 to 14 Section 1: Charles Webb Novice Cup Open to entrants who have never won this cup or a first in any class in sections 2 or 3. 1 A collection of 3 kinds of vegetable. (kinds & numbers per class numbers 7 to 17 and 21 to 24) Section 2: The Mrs Makower Cup will be awarded for the most combined points for Sections 2 and 3 4 A collection of three kinds of vegetables and a vase of flowers (kinds and numbers as 7 to 17 and 21 to 24) 1 st prize 3, 2 nd 2, 3 rd 1 5 Six tomatoes, not small fruiting 6 Six tomatoes, cherry /miniature type 7 Five white potatoes 8 Two cabbages 9 Five coloured potatoes 10 Two lettuces 11 Six runner beans 12 Six dwarf beans 13 A set of any other vegetables (maximum six) 14 Three globe beet 15 Six carrots 16 A pair of table marrows (not to exceed 15 ) 17 Two leeks 18 A collection of one of each of six kinds of vegetables 19 The heaviest marrow 20 A collection of salad vegetables Section 3: Eye & Dunsden Challenge Cup 21 Six onions (to pass through a 3 ring) 22 Three large onions 23 Nine shallots (not grown from seed) 24 Nine shallots (to pass through a 1 ring) Section 4: Fred Denton Cup 25 A dish of plums 26 Five dessert apples 27 Five cooking apples 28 Five pears 29 A bunch of grapes 30 A dish of any other fruit not already listed The Grace Smith Memorial Bowl for class 33 only Section 5: Mrs Stephenson Cup 32 Three stems of cosmea 33 Four HT roses (two or more varieties) 34 Three spikes of gladioli 35 Six stems of statice 36 Six blooms of asters 37 Six stems of annuals (other than those above) 38 Perennials six stems 39 Three stems of spray chrysanthemums 40 A vase of mixed flowers Section 6: Phillimore Family Cup 43 Victorian posy 44 Flowering pot plant 45 An item of clothing 46 Any other article of handicraft (not previously shown) 47 A plate of homemade sweets (e.g. fudge or toffee) 48 A photograph print 7 x 5 max 49 An embroidered or decorated bag 50 Anything made from recycled materials Section 7: Mrs Keene Cup for floral art 20 x 20 max unless stated otherwise 53 A hand-tied posy 54 Royal Wedding 55 Pretty in Pink 56 A Summer wreath 57 As Bronze may be much Beautified Wilfred Owen poem Section 8: Playhatch Village Cup Exhibits on paper to be mounted not framed. Exhibits on canvas etc not to be mounted or framed 60 Painting 61 Drawing Section 9: The Captain Woods Cup for photography Entries may be in black and white or colour. Prints only, max 7 x 5 and not mounted 64 Wild Flowers 65 Village Life 66 Nostalgia 67 Soooo funny! 68 Generations 69 Heavenly light Section 10: Ladies Cup 71 A jar of pickled onions 72 1 pot of chutney 73 1 pot of jam, 1 pot of jelly and 1 pot of chutney 74 1 pot of lemon curd 75 1 pot of marmalade 76 1 pot of strawberry jam 77 1 pot of raspberry jam 78 1 pot of plum jam 79 1 pot of jelly 80 1 jar of bottled fruit Section 11: Albert Bulpitt Memorial Cup 81 Three Iced buns 82 A child s birthday cake 83 A gluten-free cake 84 Duke of Cambridge tart 85 A Rye loaf 86 Six nutty biscuits 87 A vegetarian frittata

6 Section 12: Playhatch House Cup Exhibits in class 91 may be mounted but not framed NO GLASS 89 A doll s pram blanket 90 A set of doll s clothes (either displayed on a doll or not) 91 A piece of embroidery 92 A hand knitted garment 93 Novelty mittens or gloves or baby clothes Section 13: Adelaide Makower Cup for smocking 96 One exhibit of smocking Section 14: Mrs Hemeon Cup Open only to senior citizens 97 Coffee and walnut cake 98 Chocolate tart 99 Three savoury muffins 100 Garden flowers arranged in jug 101 A painting 102 Any article of handwork (not painting or drawing) Children s Classes Local Open only to children living in the parishes of Binfield Heath, Eye and Dunsden, Harpsden and Shiplake. The Bert and Joan Winter Cup will be awarded to the best exhibit in the Children s Local Classes. Section 15: Talfourd Cook Cup Children aged under 7 on show day 104 Six decorated cup cakes 105 A flower I have grown 106 An animal made from vegetables only 107 A miniature made from vegetables &/or fruit 108 A photo of a sporting event 109 A drawing of a garden 110 A painting of an Avenger character 111 A model of my house Section 16: Ann Williams Memorial Cup Children aged 7 to 11 on show day 113 Six decorated biscuits on a plate 114 Three vegetables (the same or mixed) 115 A sunflower I have grown 116 A face mask (not a kit) 117 A necklace made from flowers and/or foliage 118 A model of an aeroplane 119 A drawing of a farm animal 120 A painting of my favourite sport 121 A photograph of my favourite pet The Best in Show in the children s horticultural sections will be awarded an RHS Certificate and The Englefield Cup Children s Classes Open Open to all children Section 18: Betty Povey Cup Children aged under 7 on show day 132 Six decorated biscuits on a plate 133 A sunflower I have grown 134 A house for a bird (not a kit) 135 A rocket l made from vegetables &/or fruit 136 A collage of my favourite holiday 137 A decorated paper plate 138 A painting from Incredibles A drawing of a day at the seaside Section 19: Olivia Wolska Cup Children aged 7 to 11 on show day 141 Six brownies 142 Three vegetables (the same or mixed) 143 One or more flowers I have grown 144 A mask inspired by your favourite film or book 145 Origami animals or people (max 6) 146 A drawing or sketch of another person 147 A favourite piece of decoupage 148 poster to inspire people to recycle 149 A mobile inspired by space or my favourite film 150 My funniest photo Section 20: Village Cup Children aged 12 to 16 on show day 151 A cake incorporating a vegetable, e.g. carrot or beetroot 152 Three vegetables (the same or mixed) 153 One or more flowers I have grown 154 A drawing or painting of a boat or ship 155 A plate of homemade sweets 156 A miniature garden in a seed tray 157 A flower arrangement with a model boat 158 A photograph of woodland flowers Section 17: Major Ellershaw Memorial Cup Children aged 12 to 16 on show day 123 A tray of chocolate brownies 124 Three vegetables (the same or mixed) 125 One or more flowers 126 A painting of The Queen 127 A collage of a sunset 128 A model of the World Cup trophy 129 A container planted with fresh herbs 130 Computer-generated design for a ship 131 A photograph of nature

7 Challenge cups Open Section 21: Arthur Giles Coronation Cup for dahlias 159 Three medium decorative dahlias, 170mm-220mm 160 Three medium cactus or semi-cactus dahlias, 170mm- 220mm 161 Three small cactus dahlias, 115mm-170mm 162 Three small decorative dahlias, 115mm-170mm 163 Three miniature dahlias, up to 115mm 164 Three pom-pom dahlias, up to 52mm Section 22: Mrs Henry Ellershaw Cup for floral art: 20 x 20 max unless stated otherwise 166 Bright sunlight 167 A foreign field 168 Party time! 169 A posy 170 Symmetry (foliage only) The Konrad Engbers Cup will be awarded for the best exhibit in sections 23 and 25 Section 23: Dick Cotterill Cup for vegetables 172 A collection of three kinds of vegetables and a vase of flowers (kinds and numbers as classes ) 173 Six tomatoes, not small fruiting 174 Six tomatoes, cherry /miniature type 175 Five white potatoes 176 Two cabbages 177 Five coloured potatoes 178 Two lettuces 179 Six runner beans 180 Six dwarf beans 181 A set of any other vegetables (maximum six) 182 Three globe beet 183 Six carrots 184 Six onions (to pass through a 3 ring) 185 Three large onions 186 Nine shallots (not grown from seed) 187 Nine shallots (to pass through a 1 ring) 188 A pair of table marrows (not to exceed 15 ) 189 Two leeks 190 A collection of one of each of six kinds of vegetables 191 The heaviest marrow 192 A collection of salad vegetables 193 A dish of plums 194 Five dessert apples 195 Five cooking apples 196 A dish of any other fruit not listed 197 Five pears 198 A bunch of grapes Section 24: Chicken or bantam eggs 200 Three white eggs 201 Three brown eggs 202 Three eggs the same colour (other than white or brown) Section 25: The Willows Cup for cut flowers 203 Three stems of Cosmea 204 Four HT roses, two or more varieties 205 Three spikes of gladioli 206 Six stems of Statice 207 Six stems of annuals (other than those above) 208 Six stems of perennials 209 Three stems of spray chrysanthemums 210 A vase of mixed flowers 211 A bowl of asters for all around effect Section 26: Shakler Memorial Cup for preserves and cookery 213 A jar of pickled onions pot of chutney pot of jam, 1 pot of jelly and 1 pot of chutney pot of orange curd pot of marmalade pot of strawberry jam pot of raspberry jam pot of plum jam pot of jelly jar of bottled fruit 223 Six savoury Palmiers chocolate brownies 225 Six cappuccino cupcakes plain scones 227 Foccacia 228 Six pieces of shortbread 229 A Summer berry tart Section 27: Photography Cup Entries may be in black & white or colour. Prints only, max 7 x 5 and not mounted 230 Favourite Destination 231 Down by the Water 232 Seasonality 233 Reflection 234 All Creatures Great and Small 235 Woodland Scene Section 28: Needlecraft 238 A doll s pram blanket 239 One piece of machine or hand embroidery 240 A hand knitted garment 241 A crochet item Section 29: Jo and Jack Mills Cup Open to senior citizens only 243 A carrot cake 244 A custard tart, 20cm (8 ) round tin 245 Garden flowers arranged in a jug 246 Any article of hand work Section 30: Ray Williams Memorial Cup 250 Flower show top tray - see Rules page for details

8 All entries Local Classes may be entered by residents from the parishes of Binfield Heath, Eye & Dunsden, Harpsden and Shiplake ONLY. Open Classes may be entered by people from any location. Entries must be either: on the form provided and delivered to Binfield Heath Village Stores or the Corner Shop, Lower Shiplake, OR; online via binfieldheathflowershow.com (Online entries will be confirmed by . If confirmation is NOT received within 15 mins, PLEASE RESUBMIT YOUR ENTRY.) All entries are free of charge. Entry forms must be in by 7.00 pm on Wednesday 22nd August. Late entries will not be accepted. Only one entry per exhibitor is allowed in each class. Each exhibit must be the work of the exhibitor. Each exhibitor will be allotted a number. This number will be on entry cards which must be placed face down with each exhibit. Exhibits must be in position in the show tent by 10.15am on show day to allow judging to commence promptly. Only Judges and Flower Show Committee Members may enter the tent during judging. Unless otherwise stated, cups are awarded for the most points in a section: prize points values are 1 st =10, 2 nd =5, 3 rd =2. Highly Commended and Commended may also be awarded. Points in classes 4 and 172 will be 1 st =15, 2 nd =10, 3 rd =5. Judges may withhold any prize for a class if they consider its entries below the required standard. (E.g. If there are fewer than three entries in a class, 1 st prize will not necessarily be awarded.) Exhibits must be as stated in the schedule or may be deemed Not According to Schedule (NAS) and disqualified. The Silver Jubilee Award is awarded to the family group winning the highest average points in all sections. Five extra points are awarded for a three-generation entry. Each family group s average will be calculated from its total number of points, divided by the number of people entering from that family. Family connections must be stated on entry forms. Prizes, unless stated otherwise, are 1 st = 2, 2 nd = 1, 3 rd = 40p. Prize money not collected from the secretary s tent by 4.30 pm on show day will be taken as a donation to the show funds. Exhibits must be left in position until 4.30 pm and should be removed before 5.00 pm or they may be included in the auction of produce for show funds. Objections should be in writing, signed by the objector and handed to the Show Secretary before 3.00 pm. Children s entries Children s age on show day must be stated on the entry form. Jam /Preserve entries All jams/preserves should be shown in plain jars, labelled with date and contents, sealed with wax discs and the jars should be filled to the brim. Twist top jars and lids are acceptable but must not show any brand name. Cookery All bread, sweets, cakes, biscuits, pastries, etc. must be covered with cling film or another suitable hygienic material. Rules and how to enter Eggs From chickens or bantams. Each entry of three eggs will be judged on (a) consistency of size, shape and colour (b) the contents of one selected by the judge. Classic Vehicles To be in place by 11:30 am, please. Horticultural entries Notes for judges and exhibitors Cut flowers must be presented in the standard vases which are supplied by the committee. Carrots, parsnips and beetroot must have foliage trimmed back to 3. Peas and beans must be displayed with some stalk attached. Tomatoes must be displayed with calyces (the green flower bud case). Sweet corn must have a thin strip of sheaf removed to expose kernels. The use of plates rings and sand for display are allowed except for in Section 30: class 250 Flower Show Top Tray. Produce must have been in the possession of the exhibitor for at least two months before the show, with the exception of the Floral Arts Sections 7 and 22, unless otherwise stated. Exhibitors gardens and allotments must be open for inspection by members of the committee after entries have been received. Judges may handle exhibits and open pods to check quality. Any queries that may arise concerning anything other than the rules above should be referred to and decided by show officials. Failure to abide by any of the rules may lead to disqualification. Flower Show Top Tray: Class st prize= 5, 2 nd prize= 3, 3 rd prize= 2 The Flower Show Top Tray class is for a display of three types of vegetables from the following list of eight. The quantity of each required is given in brackets below: Carrots(3), Cauliflowers(2), Onions(3), Parsnips(3), Peas(6pods), Potatoes(3), Runner Beans(6 pods), Tomatoes(6). Each type of vegetable will be judged out of a total of 20 points. This is split into three sections: 7 points for size shape and colour, 7 points for condition, 6 points for uniformity. The total points available will therefore be 60. All vegetables are to be displayed for effect within an area of 18 x 24 (45cm x 60cm). This can be a black cloth, board or tray (measured area within lip) or an area can be marked on the staging bench. No part of any vegetable may be bent and no part of any exhibit may exceed the size of the display. Parsley is allowed for garnish and onion tops may be tied or whipped using raffia. No other foliage or accessories (e.g. plates, sand or rings) are permitted. THE RHS BANKSIAN MEDAL will be awarded to the entrant with the highest number of combined points in the whole of the horticultural classes in the show. This Medal cannot be awarded again to the same person for two years.

9 Companion Dog Show Held under Kennel Club rules and regulations. Dogs need not be registered Binfield Heath and District Flower Show August Bank Holiday Weekend Saturday August 25 th 2018 Opposite Holmwood, Binfield Heath, RG9 4DP Entries from pm. Judging not before 1.00 pm Super prizes for all places from our generous sponsors PET COUNTRY SUPPLIES, Sonning Common The Names of class winners will be reported in The Henley Standard. By entering, you are agreeing to this. Personal details will not be shared with any other parties. Ringside parking will be limited; please follow the instructions of the on-site marshalls Judge: Val Goddard (Karamusk) Organiser: Fiona Tompsett (T: ) Section A: Pedigree Classes, dog or bitch Rosettes for 1 st, 2 nd, 3 rd, 4 th, & VHC Class 1 Puppy, any variety, 6-12 months Class 2 Sporting, any variety Class 3 Non-sporting, any variety Class 4 Open, any variety A permanent challenge cup presented by the late Mrs J Rees will be awarded for the best dog in show owned by a resident in the parishes of Binfield Heath, Dunsden, Harpsden and Shiplake (see Class 5) Section B: Novelty Classes Rosettes for 1 st, 2 nd, 3 rd, 4 th, & VHC Class 5 Best Local Dog Class 6 Best 6 Legs Class 7 The most handsome dog Class 8 The prettiest bitch Class 9 Best Rescue dog or bitch Class 10 Best veteran dog or bitch (over 7 years) Class 11 Best cross-breed dog or bitch Class 12 Best child handler (aged 14 and under) Class 13 Best Irish brace or trio Class 14 Happiest looking dog Class 15 Dog in best condition Class 16 The dog the Judge would most like to take home Dogs which have won a Challenge or Reserve Challenge certificate or a Junior Warrant are not eligible for entry in the Pedigree Classes. Puppies must be 6 months or older to enter this show. Admission to showground: Adults 4 Senior citizens & Children Children 5 and under Free Binfield Heath and District Dog Show entry form Forms and entry fees to be handed to steward on show day, before the dogs are shown Dog s Name Dog s Age Variety Owners Name Handler s Age (if under 15) Home Address: Telephone Number Circle Class Numbers you are Entering: Entry Fees Class no s Class no s Please don t use this form for Flower Show entries

10 Please don t use this form for Flower Show entries.