Agricultural & Horticultural Society ESTABLISHED 1881 ANNUAL SHOW

Transcription

1 K I L D A L E Agricultural & Horticultural Society ESTABLISHED 1881 ANNUAL SHOW Saturday 1st September 2018 Village Hall Field, Kildale Admission 5.00 Children 1.00 Free Car Park Presidents: Mr Rishi & Mrs Akshata Sunak Special Attractions HAWKEYE FALCONRY UK WILD GEESE HAVE A GO ARCHERY COMPETITION THE PANTASY STEEL BAND TOM ROLFE Defying Gravity Juggling & Circus Skills Performance BEACON ALPACAS ~ STOKESLEY BEAGLES CHILDREN S FUN RUN 11am 10 yrs. and under AND LOTS MORE... CLOSING DATE Catalogue, Horse and Pony Entries Bank Holiday Monday 27th August 2018 EVENTS BEGIN 10.00am Website: ~ Twitter Schedules and entry forms can be downloaded from the website Kildale Show Ltd. trading as Kildale Show

2 DISCLAIMER All competitors and spectators enter the Show Fields at their own risk. No responsibility will be taken for loss, damage or injury to persons, property or animals. PRESIDENTS Mr Rishi & Mrs Akshata Sunak SHOW SECRETARY Mrs. Julie Covell Lonsdale Farm, Kildale, Whitby, N. Yorks. YO21 2RU Tel: Enquires to:- TRADE SECRETARY Mrs. Alison J. Dent The Cottage, Dundale Beck Farm, Kildale, Whitby, N. Yorks YO21 2RL Tel: Enquires to:- ENTRIES Mr. S. Foster 1 Stone Row, Commondale, Whitby, North Yorks YO21 2HQ Tel: Castleton Enquires to:- JosephineBFoster@aol.com PONY & HORSE ENTRIES ONLY Mrs. Carrie McElvaney Post House, Kildale, Whitby, North Yorkshire YO21 2RG Tel: Enquires to:- carriemc@btinternet.com Online entries will be available via kildaleshow.co.uk

3 The Committee reserve the right to refuse entry in all Classes and reserve the right to cancel or close classes at their discretion. Where there are only 4 entries in any class only 2 prizes may be awarded. Classes with only 1 entry may be cancelled or retained and a discretionary prize given. Exhibits must be benched not later than 10.15am on Show Day. This will be strictly enforced and exhibits arriving after 10.15am may be disqualified. Judging will commence at 10.30am prompt. The Marquee will be closed to the public at 4.00pm and immediately after 4.15pm exhibits can be collected. Exhibits not collected by 6.00pm will be taken to the Secretary s Caravan, and may be auctioned for show funds. Any objection or protest is to be made in writing to the Secretary with a deposit. The Judges decision will be final. Sheep Dog Trials will commence at noon and a prompt start is essential. Presentations of trophies to be held at 4.00pm (approx.) Adjacent to the main tent. Each entry must be accompanied by a remittance unless otherwise stated. All perpetual trophies to be returned to one of the Secretaries no later than 7 days before the show. Trade Stands charges (per 15 foot) 16 to be paid in advance - FOC charities. Judging of Horse and Pony classes will commence at 9.30am. Riding hats must be worn at all times. No child under 3 years to compete in horse and pony classes. Jackets must be worn for all show jumping classes. No entry money refunded in horse classes. All horses and ponies competing to be covered by 3rd Party Public Liability Insurance and owners must ensure that the person attending the animal is physically capable of handling and controlling said animal. We recommend only British Safety Standard hats to be worn and back protectors for all jumping classes. All animals must be kept at the walk in the wagon area. In the event of an emergency please follow the instructions of the official showfield stewards. Horse and Pony classes: the show committee reserve the right to split or amalgamate classes if entries warrant. 1

4 HORSE AND PONY CLASSES (Restricted to Mares and Geldings) All trophies presented are perpetual trophies. Judging to commence at 9.30am Horse and Pony classes prize money and rosettes sponsored by: Wilton House Veterinary Clinic ~ J. Hughes ~ Mr. & Mrs D. Sills D.Petch (Butcher) Great Ayton ~ Waters Waste Services Terry Dicken Windows & Kitchen Stokesley Stamps Coffee Shop Great Ayton ~ Terry Dicken Industrial Estate Stokesley Rainbow Plant Centre Stokesley ~ Thompson School of Ballet Everything Equine Livery & Breaking ~ Mrs P. Arnold ENTRY FEES 4.00 (entries close on Monday 27th August 2018 there will be NO ON THE DAY ENTRIES) PRIZES 1st ~ 2nd 6.00 ~ 3rd 4.00 Perpetual trophies awarded in all classes Trophy List will be available on Show day. Rosettes for best yearlings in class 1 and 2 RING 2 1. IN HAND MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND (If sufficient entries this class will be split into small and large breeds) (Trophies for Best Small Breed, Best Large Breed and for Best Shetland) 2. IN HAND COLOURED HORSE OR PONY. (Trophies for best Native and best non Native) 3. RIDDEN MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND (If sufficient entries this class will be split into small and large breeds) (Trophies for Best Small Breed, Best Large Breed) 4. RIDDEN COLOURED HORSE OR PONY (Trophies for best Native and best non Native) 5. VETERAN HORSE OR PONY RIDDEN. Age of animal 15yrs & over (Trophies for winner and also best 20yrs and over please state age of horse on entry) 6. BEST RIDER ( lead rein) 7. BEST RIDER 16yrs & Under 8. PONY CLUB TYPE PONY. 14.2hh & under. (Will include optional small jump in individual show or Handy pony obstacle) 9. RIDING CLUB TYPE HORSE Over 14.2hh. (Will include optional small jump in individual show or Handy pony obstacle) 10. MOUNTED FANCY DRESS pm (approx.) judged by the Presidents of the show Rosettes to all competitors. Please note all competitors ponies must be led by a responsible adult. 2

5 RING 1 THE ROS FLETCHER MINOR PONY JUMPING COMPETITION COMMENCES at 10AM ENTRY FEE 4 PRIZES 1st ~ 2nd 6.00 ~ 3rd LEAD REIN max height 30cm 12. 8yrs & UNDER (off lead rein) height cm yrs & UNDER (off lead rein) not ex 14.2 max height 40 cm yrs and under TRIERS not ex 14.2hh (off lead rein) Max Height 50cm 15. NOVICE PONY not ex 14.2 Rider any age. Max. height approx. 60cm PONY GAMES (not before 2pm) ENTRY FEE 2.00 PRIZES 1st 4.00 ~ 2nd 2.00 ~ 3rd BENDING RACE 8yrs under lead rein 16. FLAG RACE 17. POTATO RACE 18. MUSICAL RACE 19. BENDING RACE 12yrs & under 20. BENDING RACE 16yrs & under 21. FLAG RACE 12yrs & under 22. FLAG RACE 16yrs & under 23. POTATO RACE 12yrs & under 24. POTATO RACE 16yrs & under 25. MUSICAL RACE 12yrs & under 26. MUSICAL RACE 16yrs & under 3

6 SHEEP JUDGES: Commercial - Mr Alec Thompson Lowland - Mr J Dunn Swaledale - Mr T Dunn ENTRY FEE 1.00 PRIZES 1st ~ 2nd ~ 3rd Sheep to be penned by 10.30am Rosettes for 1st, 2nd & 3rd Judging to commence 11.00am Special Prize donated by Dallas Keith CHRIS BENTLEY MEMORIAL PERPETUAL TROPHY for Supreme Champion Best in Show D.J. HANSON TROPHY for the Champion Swaledale F. MACDONALD MEMORIAL TROPHY for the best group of Swaledale Sheep MR. & MRS. C. ANTHONY PERPETUAL TANKARD for best Swaledale Aged Ram E. SMITH TROPHY for best Blue Faced Leicester A.V. FAWCETT & SONS CUP for pen of two Best Butchers Lambs GEORGE PIERSON MEMORIAL TROPHY for the Champion Texel Rosettes and Prize Money part sponsored by Mr. & Mrs. E. Simpson Classes to Commence Subject to DEFRA Regulations SWALEDALE MASHAM 51. Aged Ram 65. Ewe or Gimmer Shearling 52. Shearling Ram 66. Gimmer Lamb 53. Ram Lamb 54. Ewe MULE 55. Gimmer Shearling 67. Ewe or Gimmer Shearling 56. Gimmer Lamb 68. Gimmer Lamb 57. Group of 4, 1 Tup Lamb, 1 Gimmer Lamb, TEXEL 1 Tup, 1 Ewe, or Gimmer Shearling 69. Ram, Shearling or aged 70. Ram Lamb TEESWATER 71. Ewe or Gimmer Shearling 58. Aged or Shearling Ram 72. Gimmer Lamb 59. Ram Lamb 73. Group of 1 Male + 2 Females 60. Ewe or Gimmer Shearling 61. Gimmer Lamb COMMERCIAL 62. Group of 1 Male + 2 Females 74. Any Commercial Ram (Pure or Cross) 75. Any Commercial Ewe (Pure or Cross) BLUE FACED LEICESTERS 76. Pair of Butchers Lambs 63. Male any age 64. Female any age PET LAMB - Born 2018 Judged on handling and presentation 77. Child - up to 8yrs. 78. Child yrs. 4

7 POULTRY Poultry Classes to commence subject to DEFRA Regulations Judging to commence at 10.30am JUDGE: Alan Agar Rosettes for 1st, 2nd & 3rd and Best in Show, Reserve Best in Show LARGE FOWL 82. Silkie M/F 85. A.V Rare Breed Male 83. A.V Soft Feather Heavy M/F 86. A.V Rare Breed Female 84. A.V Soft Feather Light M/F 87. A.V Asian H/F, M/F BANTAM 88. OEG Male 93. A.V Rare Breed Male 89. OEG Female 94. A.V Rare Breed Female 90. Modern Game M/F 95. A.C Wyandotte M/F 91. A.V Asian Male 96. A.C Rock M/F 92. A.V Asian Female 97. A.O.V Soft Feather M/F TRUE BANTAM 98. Dutch M/F 100. Pekin M/F 99. Belgian M/F 101. A.O.V M/F JUVENILE CLASSES (exhibitor 11 years and under) 102. A.V Large Fowl M/F 104. A.V Bantam or True Bantam Female 103. A.V Bantam or True Bantam Male DUCKS 105. A.V Large Drake 107. A.V Bantam Drake 106. A.V Large Duck 108. A.V Bantam Duck NOVELTY CLASSES 109. Likliest Layer 111. Tamest Hen 110. Most Handsome Cockerel JACK JOHNSON TROPHY for Best in Show TROPHY for Best Rare Breed TROPHY for Best Hard Feather SEAMER TROPHY for Best Juvenile RABBITS AND CAVIES JUDGE: Mr Adam Newton Rosettes for 1st, 2nd & 3rd and Best in Show RABBITS 120. Fancy Buck 122. Fur Buck 121. Fancy Doe 123. Fur Doe CAVIES 124. AV Male 125. AV Female MR. & MRS. B. MILBURN PERPETUAL TROPHY Best in Show Rabbit MR. & MRS. B. MILBURN PERPETUAL TROPHY Best in Show Cavy 5

8 FARM PRODUCE JUDGE: Mr Alec Thompson 126. Twelve Heads of Wheat 129. Half Bale of Naturally Dried Hay 127. Twelve Heads of Barley 130. Tallest Thistle 128. Twelve Heads of Oats 131. Tallest Nettle THE FLINTOFT PERPETUAL TROPHY for the most points in the Farm Produce Section Special Prize for Tallest Thistle entered by child Please note all exhibits for tent classes must be benched by 10.15am on show day EGGS JUDGE: Mr F Cook Prize money sponsored by Mark and Kath Phalp - Free Range Eggs from Gt. Ayton } 136. Three White Hen Eggs 137. Three Brown Hen Eggs Judged on Content & Appearance 138. Three Bantam Eggs Judges to break one egg from each entry DON STOREY PERPETUAL TROPHY for most points in egg section BAKING JUDGES: Mrs Lorraine Howell and Linda Martin 144. Artisan Bread any style max. 30cm dia Four Fruit Scones 145. Four Flapjack Squares 155. Gingerbread Loaf 146. Three Pieces from a Tray Bake 156. Individual Fruit Crumble 147. Ham & Egg Quiche 157. Two Bakewell Slices 148. Carrot Cake max. 23cm dia Fruit Loaf 149. Plain Chocolate Cake max. 23cm dia One Lemon Drizzle Cake Loaf Shape 150. Four Decorated Cup Cake 160. Open Fruit Flan any variety max. 23cm dia Custard Tart max. 23cm dia Four Sausage Rolls (Shortcrust Pastry) 152. Plate of Four Ginger Biscuits 162. Decorated Chocolate Sponge Men only max 23cms dia Four Savoury Scones 163. Soda Bread SIMON BOAK TROPHY for most points in section. 6

9 CHILDREN S BAKING SECTION JUDGE: Kathryn Cheater ENTRY FEE 30p For those aged yrs 169. Four Rockbuns 170. Two Decorated Cup Cakes 171. Individual Fruit Crumble For those aged 6-10 yrs 172. Four Rocky Road Pieces 173. Layered Jelly in a Glass 174. Four Chocolate Chip Cookies For those aged under 6 yrs 175. Decorated Digestive Biscuit 176. Decorated Mini Pizza 177. Decorated Mini Roll MARY WATSON PERPETUAL TROPHY for most Points in Children s Baking Section Classes PRESERVES JUDGE: Mrs D Close Bottle of Wine for most points in the Preserves Section kindly donated by HOWARDS COFFEE SHOP, Stokesley 183. Jar Homemade Lemon Curd 188. Jar Homemade Chutney 184. Jar Homemade Raspberry Jam 189. Jar Pickled Vegetables any variety 185. Jar Homemade Strawberry Jam 190. A Miniature of Sloe Gin 186. Jar Homemade Jam Any Other Variety 191. Jar Heather Honey 187. Jar Homemade Marmalade 192. Jar Any Variety Honey FLORAL ART JUDGE: Sue Scott 197. Arrangement in an Egg Cup 198. Gentleman s Buttonhole 199. Arrangement in a Decorated Jam Jar 200. Arrangement in a Teacup and Saucer 7

10 HANDICRAFTS Please state size of exhibit on entry form JUDGE: Sue Robson No commercial arts or crafts please 206. Painting - any medium (please indicate portrait/landscape with dimensions) Paintings will be displayed flat 207. Black & White Drawing - any medium (please advise size on entry form) 208. Any Embroidered Article (Outlines Allowed) (please advise size on entry form) 209. Any Crochet Article (please advise size on entry form) 210. Novelty Door Stop 211. Toy - any medium (please advise size on entry form) 212. Any Up-cycled Item 213. Any Article of Clothing Hand Knitted (please advise size on entry form) 214. Any Article Hand Knitted for a Child 215. Item of Jewellery or Beadwork 216. Christmas Decoration 217. Scarecrow (Class open to all ages) To be displayed outside 218. One Metre of Bunting 219. Book Mark - any medium 220. Any Article in Wood 221. Needle Felt 222. Item of Decorated Handmade Pottery or Ceramic 223. Snapshot Novelty - Animal 224. Snapshot Novelty - Out and About Judged solely on content 225. Snapshot - With Caption } 226. Gift Wrapped Parcel no bigger than a shoe box 227. Cushion (any medium) please advise size on entry form RALPH TURTON MEMORIAL TROPHY for most points in Handicrafts FOSTER PERPETUAL SHIELD for best Scarecrow PHOTOGRAPHY JUDGE: Richard Beadnall 228. Photograph in Black and White In Profile 229. Photograph in Black and White Landmark 230. Photograph coloured A walk on the Wild Side 231. Photograph coloured Picture Postcard 232. Photograph coloured Winter Wonderland 233. Photograph coloured Built to Last 234. Photograph coloured Getting Together 235. Photograph coloured Nature s Bounty 236. Photograph coloured What a Performance 237. Photograph coloured A Sign of the Times 238. Photograph Coloured - Collection of 4 Snap Shots Depicting 4 Seasons mounted together Photographs not to have been previously entered in Kildale Show Photographs unmounted and not exceeding 7in. x 5in. BERNARD WORDEN MEMORIAL PERPETUAL TROPHY for most points in Photography 8

11 GARDEN PRODUCE JUDGES: Richard Cheater ENTRY FEE: 50p FRUIT & VEGETABLE 242. Four Coloured Potatoes 257. One Truss of Tomatoes 243. Four White Potatoes 258. Pointed Cabbage 244. Three Carrots 259. Round Cabbage (on 10cm stem) 245. Two Parsnips Tops trimmed 260. One Vegetable, One Bloom 246. Two Beetroot } to 4in Two Courgettes 247. Three Onions from Sets 262. One Head of Lettuce 248. Three Onions from Seed 263. Two Stalks of Rhubarb 249. Six Shallots 264. Six radish 250. Three Chilli Peppers 265. Collection of Garden 251. Six Pods Peas vegetables - Four different kinds 252. Six Pods Runner Beans 266. Novelty/Misshaped Vegetable 253. One Marrow - judged on size one of any kind 254. One Marrow (under 15 ) 267. Dish Four Cooking Apples 255. One Cucumber 268. Dish Four Eating Apples 256. Dish of Four Tomatoes 269. One Fruit, One Bloom 270. Dish Six Plums FLOWERS 272. Six Stems Sweet Peas 278. Three Dahlias AOV 273. Single Rose 279. Three Summer Chrysanthemums 274. Single Pansy 280. Succulent - any variety 275. Vase mixed Annuals twelve stems 281. Pot Plant - Flowering Other 276. Two Spike Gladioli 282. Pot Plant - Foliage 277. Three Cactus Dahlias 283. Cactus Plant - any variety The late MRS. MALONEY PERPETUAL ROSEBOWL for most points in Garden Produce BILL BARR MEMORIAL TROPHY for most points in Fruit & Vegetables ELSIE PEIRSON PERPETUAL MEMORIAL CUP for most points in Flower Section 9

12 CHILDREN S SECTION JUDGES: Gillian Dixon & Ellen Sayer ENTRY FEE: 30p No Child having attained the age of 16 yrs may compete in the following School Children s Classes. * Child s Age to be clearly visible on each entry to qualify for pre-school trophy * 287. Tray of Wild Fruit only (not exceeding 24in.) 288. Miniature Garden on a tray (not exceeding 24in.) 289. Coloured Snapshot Animals 290. Coloured Snapshot Funday 291. Coloured Snapshot Out in the Wild 289, 290 and 291 not mounted and not exceeding 7in. x 5in Home-made Bookmark - any medium 7yrs & under 293. Home-made Bookmark - any medium 8yrs & over 294. Collage 7yrs & under Birds 295. Collage 8yrs & over Flowers 296. Best Handwriting 7yrs & under If I Were A Bird 297. Best Handwriting 8-9 yrs Think of A World 298. Best Handwriting 10 yrs and over Matchstalk Men & Matchstalk Cats & Dogs Classes 296, 297 and 298 Mounted but not Decorated 299. Model using Vegetables (and matchsticks when necessary) (please advise size on entry form) 300. Model made from Waste Materials (please advise size on entry form) 301. Party Hat 302. Painted Stone (no larger than a potato) 303. Decorated Rubber Glove 304. One Decorated Egg years and under - Picture Birds yrs - Picture Flowers yrs - Picture A Picture in the style of L S Lowry 308. Face Mask 309. Edible Necklace 310. Christmas Decoration 311. Finger Puppet 312. Decorated Wooden Spoon 313. Decorated Doily 314. Decorated Plant Pot 315. Edible Face on a Plate max. 23cm dia Model from Plasticine or Playdoh 317. Model from Lego (not exceeding 30cms) FOSTER SHIELD awarded to the child gaining most points in Children s Section VAL ANTHONY TROPHY for judge s favourite entry in Children s Section Special Prize for best Pre-School entry in all appropriate Classes Kindly donated by MRS. S. MACDONALD SPECIAL PRIZE OF 1.00 FOR THE MOST POINTS IN CHILDREN S CLASSES INDIVIDUAL AND JOINT ENTRIES TOTALLED SEPARATELY 10 (copies available on Website) }

13 CHILDREN S FANCY DRESS 2.45pm (approx.) Entry on the field Rosettes awarded to all entries 322. Children s Fancy Dress Prizes given by Mr. & Mrs. STEVE FOSTER J.R.B. SUTCLIFFE PERPETUAL TROPHY for most original costume FERRETS JUDGE: Robbie Welford ENTRY FEE: 1 in advance or 1.50 on the day Rosettes Awarded to 1st, 2nd & 3rd and Best in Show Judging to commence 10.30am No Angora Ferrets to be entered 328. Adult Hob Albino Albino Jill 329. Adult Jill Albino Polecat Hob 330. Adult Hob Polecat Polecat Jill 331. Adult Jill Polecat Any Other Colour Hob 332. Adult Hob Sandy Any Other Colour Jill 333. Adult Jill Sandy Entries can be duplicated 334. Adult Hob any other colour 342. Ferret owned by a junior 335. Adult Jill any other colour (to be judged on condition only) Albino Hob 343. Best Pair of Ferrets Rosettes Awarded to all Entries in class 342 D.H. GARBUTT PERPETUAL TROPHY for Best in Show WEDGE WOOD TROPHY for Best Ferret on Show PAUL SNOWDON MEMORIAL PERPETUAL TROPHY for Reserve Best in Show TROPHY - Best young Ferret PERPETUAL SHIELD for Best Pair of Ferrets donated by Mr. & Mrs. A. Henderson PERPETUAL TROPHY for Reserve Best in Show donated by Mr. & Mrs. J. Brown HANNAH CONWAY TROPHY for Best any other colour Ferret BEN CONWAY TROPHY for Best Sandy Ferret 11

14 SHEEP DOG TRIALS 12 noon JUDGE: TBC ENTRY FEE 4.00 PRIZES 1st - 20 ~ 2nd - 15 ~ 3rd - 12 ~ 4th - 8 ~ 5th - 5 ~ 6th Sheep Dog Trial Winner to receive CHALLENGE CUP Special Prizes donated by Northallerton Auctions & Gilbert & Page Dog Food, local stockist, Farmway SPECIAL PRIZE of 5 for the best run up to pen PERPETUAL TROPHY for Best Outrun and lift kindly donated by Messrs. M. & A. COOK Winner of this Trial will be expected to Judge at next years Show 349. Nursery Trial ENTRY FEE 1.00 PRIZES 1st - 5 ~ 2nd - 3 ~ 3rd - 1 ARTHUR COOK MEMORIAL CUP winner of class 349 Nursery Trial TERRIERS Qualifying show for the Cock of the North Championship JUDGING 1.30pm Entry on the field Where there are less than four Terriers, Dog or Bitch of the same Breed, classes will merge JUDGE: TBC ENTRY FEE Border Dog 361. Crossbred Terrier Dog 354. Border Bitch 362. Crossbred Terrier Bitch 355. Lakeland Dog 363. Couples 356. Lakeland Bitch 364. Veterans (8 years+) 357. Smooth Jack Russell Dog 365. Any Puppy under 12 mths Dog 358. Smooth Jack Russell Bitch 366. Any Puppy under 12 mths Bitch 359. Rough Jack Russell Dog 367. Any Puppy with milk teeth 360. Rough Jack Russell Bitch 368. Best Child Handler 16 yrs or under THE RON HODGESON PERPETUAL CUP for Best in Show / PERPETUAL TROPHY for Best Jack Russell Kindly donated by Mrs. CYNTHIA GLASPER PERPETUAL TROPHY for Best Puppy in Show PERPETUAL CUP for Best Child Handler TERRIER TRAP RACE To follow on immediately after Terrier judging Rosettes Awarded to 1st, 2nd & 3rd 371. Long Legged 372. Short Legged 12

15 COMPANION DOG SHOW Judging am NB changes to timings for the Pedigree dog classes will be judged first with a break for lunch at 12.45pm followed by the Novelty dog classes starting at approx. 1.30pm Entries taken on the field from 10.30pm Puppies under 6 months ineligible JUDGE: Mrs Helen Eldabe PEDIGREE CLASSES Prizes 1st 1.50 ~ 2nd 1.00 ~ 3rd 50p Rosettes awarded to 1st, 2nd, 3rd and Best in show 377. Any variety puppy 378. Any variety sporting dog or bitch 379. Any variety non sporting dog or bitch 380. Any variety open NOVELTY DOG CLASSES Prizes 1st 1.50 ~ 2nd 1.00 ~3rd 50p ~ rosettes awarded 381. Dog with the best coat and condition 382. Most handsome dog or prettiest bitch 383. Dog most like its owner 384. Best child handler 14 years or under 385. Best cross bred dog or bitch 386. Veterans (7 years plus) 387. Vintage class (10 years plus) 388. Scruffiest Mutt 389. Dog judge would like to take home PERPETUAL TANKARD class 379 kindly donated by Mr. & Mrs. C. ANTHONY 13

16 HOUND TRAILS UNDER KILDALE SHOW RULES ENTRY 50p PRIZES 1st - 3 ~ 2nd - 2 ~ 3rd - 1 ~ 4th - 50p CHALLENGE CUP awarded to winner of 1st Trial 394. First Trail 3.00pm (Approx.) 395. Second Trail 3.30pm (Approx.) All Hounds must run in first trail to qualify The 1st Hound of Class 394 barred in Class 395 CLASSIC CAR MOTORCYCLE & AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY EXHIBITION JUDGING to commence noon JUDGE: TBC THE NORTH YORKSHIRE AND CLEVELAND TYRE COMPANY PERPETUAL TROPHY for the best pre 1975 Motorcycle THE PETER E. WILLIS MEMORIAL TROPHY for Best Tractor or Tractor and Implement Rosette for Best in Each Class THE GEORGE & ALBERT MEMORIAL TROPHY for Best Classic Car THE HOWARD PERPETUAL TROPHY for Best Stationary Engine TIM BROWN PERPETUAL TROPHY for Overall winner NOTE: Entries in each of the above categories require the completion of a special entry form for each item entered. Competitors are allowed up to 3 entries in each class Special Entry Forms obtainable from: Mr. R. Dent, Dundale Beck Cottage, Kildale, Tel SPECIAL FEATURES - All Times are approximate 11am CHILDREN S FUN RUN round the showfield (1k) primary school children 12.45pm & 2.30pm HAWKEYE FALCONRY DISPLAY 1.30pm & 3.30pm TOM ROLFE Defying Gravity and Circus Skills performance 2pm STOKESLEY BEAGLES 3.15pm EGG THROWING CONTEST 4pm PARADE OF VINTAGE TRACTORS THE PANTASY STEEL BAND PLAYING THROUGHOUT THE DAY BEACON ALPACAS WALK AROUND Printed by:- Baker Printers Ltd Tel/Fax: