A company limited by guarantee, Reg No. SC Annual Show. To be held at Mart Park, Dalmally on. Saturday 3rd September, 2016

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1 A company limited by guarantee, Reg No. SC Annual Show To be held at Mart Park, Dalmally on Saturday 3rd September, 2016 by kind permission of Mr D MacDougall and United Auctions Ltd. Schedule of Classes and Prizes ENTRIES CLOSE ON THE 15TH AUGUST 1

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3 OFFICE BEARERS 2016 President: Mr Jon Strickland, Cladich Mor, Cladich, Dalmally. Secretary: Mrs Rhona Crawford, Brenchoille, Inveraray. Tel Treasurer: Miss Ann McLaren, Craig farm, Dalmally. Trophies Administrator: Mrs Elizabeth Turner, Keepers Cottage, Dalmally. Tel: Entry Secretary: Susan McLaughlin, Castles Farm, Dalmally, PA33 1AP. Tel: Web: There will not be a Show catalogue in 2016, non-livestock entrants will be issued tickets to be displayed with their exhibits, which will be turned over after judging to display the exhibitor name and address. Lists will be available in livestock areas with class and exhibitor details. The 2017 schedule will be contained within a year book which we are developing, which will include all results from the 2016 show and some photos, please inform the Entry Secretary if you are not happy to have any exhibit photographs used. PRIZES 2016 Cattle and Sheep: Dogs: All other classes: 1st 10.00, 2nd 5.00, 3rd 3.00, 4th 2.00, HC. 1st 4.00, 2nd 3.00, 3rd 2.00, HC. 1st 3.00, 2nd 2.00, 3rd 1.00, HC. 3

4 Dalmally Agricultural Society Rules. 1. The Society shall be known as the Dalmally Agricultural Society. 2. Show areas for 2016 shall be as follows:- a) Cattle confined to the parishes of Glenorchy and Innishail, Kilchrenan, Dalavich, Village of Lochawe, Inveraray, part of the parish of Kilmorich, to north of river Kinglas and part of the parish of Ardchattan east of River Etive to it s junction with Allt Fhaolain and thence along parish boundary to its junction with the parish of Glenorchy. b) Cattle Open. c) Sheep Confined as (a) above. d) Sheep Open. e) Crooks and Sticks Confined to North and South Lorn and the parish of Inveraray, Glenaray and Kilmorich. f) Crooks and sticks open. g) All other sections Open. 3. Membership is open to all. Subscriptions for full membership will be 6.00 payable to the Treasurer or Entry Secretary by closing date for entries. Members are admitted to the Show free of charge on production of their membership tickets. Otherwise full entry is applicable. 4. Any number of stock entries may be made. All livestock exhibitors must be members. Entry fees (per entry) are as follows: Cattle and Sheep (all classes) 2.00, Dogs (paid on field) 2.00, Poultry 1.00, Children s classes (paid on field) 0.50, all other classes st, 2nd and 3rd prize-winner's in the confined cattle and sheep classes will automatically be eligible to enter the corresponding classes in the open sections. 6. Competitors will lodge their entries in writing with the Entry Secretary by the 15th August. Late entries will be accepted but will incur a 5 per exhibitor late entry fee. 7. All livestock entries must be owned by the exhibitor at least 3 months prior to the Show. 8. All vegetables must have been grown by the exhibitor, all baking, knitting, produce, jams, sticks etc. must be the work of the exhibitor and not exhibited previously at Dalmally Show. 9. Only amateurs will be allowed to compete in all sections other than livestock sections. 10. Riggs or chasers are not eligible. 11. No animal can be exhibited for a special prize which has not been shown in its class. 12. All bulls and pedigree cattle are to be led. 13. No hard teeth permitted in animals exhibited in calf classes. Two hard teeth only permitted in animals exhibited in classes for young heifers and bulls. Four hard teeth only permitted in animals exhibited in classes for two year old heifer and bulls. 14. Only one person allowed in judging ring with cattle. 4

5 15. All exhibits must be placed in the show yard by 9.30am except crooks and sticks and photographs by 10.30am and dogs at 2.00pm. The committee will be in attendance from 9am to receive and place exhibits. EXHIBITS MUST NOT BE REMOVED BEFORE 4PM unless special permission has been obtained from the relevant steward. All non-livestock exhibits must be removed by 5pm st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th and HC prizes will be awarded in cattle and sheep classes, The points in cattle and sheep classes shall be 7, 5, 3 and 1 in the event of a tie the number of 1st, 2nd and 3rd prizes will be taken into account. In all other classes 1st, 2nd, 3rd and HC will be awarded. The points shall be 5, 3 and 1 in the event of a tie the number of HC awards will be taken into account. 17 Any exhibitor or his representative refusing to accept the judge s placing in any class will be disqualified. All disputes will be settled by President, Secretary and relevant Steward: all objections must be lodged by 6pm the day following the Show and a deposit made. The deposit will be forfeited if the objection is not sustained. 18 The Society will not be liable in any claim for loss or damage arising from accidents or otherwise at or in connection with the show. 19 A donation of not less than 10% will be made to the Society from the sale of exhibits. 20 All trophies to be returned to the Secretary one month prior to date of Show. 21 Shared ownership must be declared on entry form. 22 All animals shown in a group must belong to a single exhibitor. Any person entering stock at Dalmally Show is accepted with the understanding that they are agreeing to abide by the society rules as outlined above in addition to the conditions detailed below. 1. All exhibitors must ensure that all of the following details are given to the entry secretary on entering livestock: Name of owner, Full address and telephone number, CPH number and flock/herd number and details of any stock handlers. Any changes to details provided must be given to the secretary before Show day. 2. Cattle within animal health schemes must be reported to the Entry Secretary and a copy of the relevant certificate sent/ ed to the entry secretary no later than 2 week before the show to ensure IBR rules are applied on Show day. 3. Sheep that are part of the scrapie monitoring scheme must be individually listed on the entry form (class and tag number) and must not be pregnant, not have lambed within 30 days prior to the Show and not be subject to procedures that change the seasonal breeding pattern. 4. Exhibitors must adhere to the Transportation of Animals (cleansing and disinfection) (Scotland) Regulations

6 5. Separate movement documentation must be completed in full to move sheep to the Show and home, and sent to SAMU. 6. All livestock must be double tagged according to current regulations. 7. Cattle passports must accompany all cattle to the Show and be presented to the cattle steward before judging, no animal without a passport can be unloaded and penned. 8. All exhibitors must be aware of their responsibility in maintaining the safety of the public when moving animals 9. Exhibitors must comply with any additional regulations as set down by the Scottish government which are in force on Show day. LIVESTOCK EXHIBITOR REGULATIONS SHOW CPH 68/171/8000 Poultry regulations Exhibitors of Poultry must comply with regulations as set out by the State Veterinary Division in accordance with Avian Influenza (preventive measures) (Scotland) Order All exhibitors must cleanse and disinfect cages/crates/baskets used to transport birds to the Show ground. At the Show all litter and manure within cages or baskets must be contained until disposal, any spillages outside the cage must be cleansed and disinfected immediately. Litter and manure must be disposed of in a manner which does not present a risk of spread of diseases i.e. in a sealed bad for normal refuse collection so that other birds do not have direct access to it. 2. The exhibitor must ensure that they provide the entry secretary with their home and business address (if different), and any details of additional addressed bird exhibits have been kept in the 28 days prior to the Show. Any birds sold on Show day must be reported to the secretary with details of new owner (name and address). 6

7 Trophies CATTLE SECTION T1. The Craig perpetual challenge cup. Presented by the late Captain R A Oldham of Craig for Overall Cattle Champion. T2. The Captain R A Oldham Memorial perpetual challenge cup presented by the society for Overall Reserve Champion. T5. Challenge cup for Best animal bred by a crofter, shepherd or stalker in the confined classes presented by the late Mr G Knight. Trophies T6 T7 T8 T9 T10 T72 HIGHLAND CATTLE Perpetual Challenge Cup for Best Animal in the Highland cattle section presented by the Late Sir James Denby Roberts, Bt of Strathallan, Auchterarder. Crunachy Challenge Cup for Best Highland Bull Stirk bred by exhibitor presented by the late Mr John Mercer, Crunachy. Glenogle Perpetual Cup for Best Heifer, presented by the late Mr Ewan Cameron OBE. Brig R W L Fellowes Memorial Perpetual Challenge Cup presented by his family for Reserve Champion. Achnacloich Perpetual Challenge Trophy for Best Female Group of Highland Cattle, 3 animals presented by the late Mrs J Y Nelson of Achnacloich. Glenstrae Perpetual Challenge Quaich for the Best Animal in confined classes. CLASSES (Class 19 may be entered on Show day with the Highland cattle Steward) 1. Cow in milk born before 1st January 2012 Confined 2. Cow in milk born before 1st January 2012 Open 3. Cow in milk born in 2012 Confined 4. Cow in milk born in 2012 Open 5. Heifer Calf born in 2016 Confined 6. Heifer Calf born in 2016 Open 7. Bull calf born in 2016 Confined 8. Bull calf born in 2016 Open 7

8 9. Heifer born in 2013 Confined 10. Heifer born in 2013 Open 11. Heifer born in 2014 Confined 12. Heifer born in 2014 Open 13. Heifer born in 2015 Confined 14. Heifer born in 2015 Open 15. Bull born before 1st January 2015 Confined 16. Bull born before 1st January 2015 Open 17. Bull born in 2015 Confined 18. Bull born in 2015 Open 19. Young Handlers Class (under 16 year old) Open Trophies COMMERCIAL BEEF CATTLE T3. Challenge cup presented by the late V W Huntington Esquire of Bonawe for Best Cross Bred Calf. T4. The Balure Trophy for Best Bullock in Show presented by the late Mr C MacLean. T11. Perpetual Challenge Cup for Best Native Cattle Animal in section, presented by Messrs Hepburn and Ross. T13. The Lescraigie Perpetual Challenge Cup presented by Mrs Steer and the late Mr R Steer for Champion in confined commercial beef section. T14. The Ormsary Perpetual Challenge Trophy for Best Animal in Commercial Beef presented by Sir William J Lithgow Bt of Ormsary. T15. Challenge cup for best Animal in Class 24 presented by DAS. T16. Challenge Cup for Best Pair of Cross bred Cattle, 1 year old and under 2. T69. Bidwell s Shield for Reserve Champion in Commercial Beef Section. T73. The McCallum cup presented by Mr R Malcom of Poltalloch for Reserve Champion in the Confined Section. 8

9 Classes (any breed or cross) 20. Cow in milk Confined 21. Cow in milk Open. 22. Calf, either sex born between 1st September 2015 and 1st February 2016 confined. 23. Calf, either sex born between 1st September 2015 and 1st February 2016 Open. 24. Calf, either sex, born after 1st February 2016 Confined. 25. Calf, either sex, born after 1st February 2016 Open. 26. Calf, either sex, born after 1st February 2016 by a native sire Confined. 27. Calf, either sex, born after 1st February 2016 by a native sire Open. 28. Bullock, 1 year old and under 2 Confined. 29. Bullock, 1 year old and under 2 Open. 30. Heifer, 1 year old and under 2 Confined 31. Heifer, 1 year old and under 2 Open. 32. Pair of cross bred cattle, 1 year old and under 2, bred by exhibitor Confined. 33. Pair of cross bred cattle, 1 year old and under 2, bred by exhibitor Open. 34. Bull, any age Confined. 35. Bull, any age Open. 9

10 Trophies Confined T17 T18 T19 T20 BLACKFACE SHEEP Perpetual Challenge Cup for Best Male sheep presented by the late Major Duncan McCallum. Perpetual Challenge Cup for Best Female Sheep presented by the late Mr Henry Tyson, Achnacarron. Anderson Memorial Perpetual Challenge Cup for Best Female Group of Ewe, Gimmer and Ewe Lamb presented by the late Mr and Mrs J Robertson, Doune of Glendouglas. The Duncan Sinclair Memorial Perpetual Challenge Rosebowl for Champion Confined Sheep, Presented by the late Mr Hugh Sinclair. T21 The John McConnachie Perpetual Challenge Trophy for the exhibitor with most points in confined section presented by the late Mr J McConnachie. Trophies Open T62 T63 T22 T23 T24 T25 T26 T27 T28 The Calum McDonald Memorial Trophy, this year awarded to the best exhibit in the Blackface sheep Section. The Perpetual Challenge Trophy presented by the late Mr David Fellowes for Best Animal in Young Farmers Classes. The Balliemeanoch Perpetual Challenge Quaich for Overall Blackface Female Champion presented by the Macpherson Family. The Blarghour Perpetual Challenge Quaich for overall Blackface Male Champion presented by the late Mr Ernest Crawford. Royal Bank of Scotland Perpetual Challenge Trophy for exhibitor with most points in Open section. Perpetual Challenge cup for Champion Sheep in Show. Perpetual Challenge Tankard presented by the late Captain R A Oldham of Craig for Best Sheep, any age, of opposite sex to Champion. Trophy for Best Ram Lamb, bred by exhibitor, presented by the late Mr Henry Tyson. Perpetual Challenge Cup for Best Female Group of Ewe, Gimmer and Ewe Lamb, presented by the late Captain Coutts, Crieff. 10

11 Classes Young Farmers (Under 26 year old) Classes Open 36 1 Adult Male 37 1 Adult Female 38 1 Tup Lamb 39 1 Ewe Lamb. Sheep in Open and Confined Classes will be judged simultaneously. 40 Aged Ram, 3 Shear and over Confined 41 Aged Ram, 3 Shear and over Open 42 Aged ram 2 Shear Confined 43 Aged Ram 2 Shear Open 44 Shearling ram Confined 45 Shearling ram Open 46 Ram lamb bred by exhibitor Confined 47 Ram lamb bred by exhibitor Open 48 Single ewe which has reared a lamb this season Confined 49 Single ewe which has reared a lamb this season Open 50 2 year old ewe which has reared a lamb this season Confined 51 2 year old ewe which has reared a lamb this season Open 52 Single gimmer Confined 53 Single gimmer Open 54 Single ewe lamb Confined 55 Single ewe lamb Open 56 Group of ewe, gimmer and ewe lamb (all of which must have been shown in previous classes) Confined 57 Group of ewe, gimmer and ewe lamb (all of which must have been shown in previous classes) Open 11

12 ANY OTHER BREED OR CROSS BREED OF SHEEP Non MV Accredited Open NATIVE BREEDS Class 58 1 Ram 59 1 Ewe 60 1 Ram lamb 61 1 Ewe lamb 62 1 Gimmer CONTINENTAL BREEDS Class 63 1 Ram 64 1 Ewe 65 1 Ram lamb 66 1 Ewe lamb 67 1 Gimmer 68 Pair of prime lambs (Native or Continental breed) 12

13 POULTRY Exhibitors may enter up to 5 entries in classes 69-82, Birds shown by a youth (under 16) must be identified to the poultry steward to compete for T76. Trophies T29 T30 Achlian perpetual challenge cup for best fowl in Show, presented by the late Mrs R W L Fellowes of Cladich. Challenge shield for exhibitor with most points in the poultry section, presented by the late Mrs S Crerar, Dalmally. T31 Achnacarron Trophy for the runner up to T29. T76 Classes Perpetual Youth trophy for the best exhibit by a child under 16 years old, presented by Mr J J Webster, Kinross. 69 Large fowl, any breed, male 70 Large fowl, heavy breed, female 71 Large fowl, light breed, female 72 Bantam, heavy breed, female, any sex 73 Bantam, light breed, male 74 Bantam, light breed, female 75 Bantam Hamburg, any colour or sex 76 True Bantam, any variety, male 77 True Bantam, any variety, female 78 True Bantam, Pekin, Male or Female 79 Bantam, hard feather, any variety or sex. 80 Waterfowl, any variety, drake 81 Waterfowl, any variety, duck 82 Likeliest laying fowl. EGGS Open 83 3 Duck eggs 84 3 Large eggs 85 3 Bantam eggs 13

14 HOME INDUSTRIES SECTION BAKING No exhibitors may make more than one entry in classes Trophies T32 T33 Ardlea perpetual challenge cup for most points in baking section, presented by the late Mrs C Henderson, Crianlarich. Tullich perpetual challenge trophy for best exhibit in the baking section, presented by Mrs Cameron and the late Mr D Cameron, Tullich. T34 The Mary Smith memorial trophy for the most points in classes 86, 88, 90, 94, 99. T35 T68 The Arichastlich trophy for the overall winner of the largest class(es) in the baking section. The S J Noble perpetual memorial medal for best girdle scones. Class 86 3 coarse oatcakes 87 3 girdle scones 88 3 apple & cinnamon scones 89 3 pancakes 90 3 empire biscuits 91 A tear & share loaf 92 A banana loaf 93 A coffee & walnut loaf 94 A fruit tart 95 3 round chocolate chip shortbread biscuits 96 A chocolate & beetroot cake (to given recipe) 97 A chocolate log 98 3 rocky road squares 99 A clootie dumpling squares of fudge filled vol au vents 102 A meat loaf treacle scones (men only) 14

15 CHOCOLATE AND BEETROOT CAKE INGREDIENTS 100ml rapeseed oil, plus extra for greasing, 175g (drained weight) vacuum-packed beetroot (not in vinegar, 175g dark soft brown sugar, 200g self-raising flour, 1 tbsp baking powder, 50g cocoa powder, 200g 0% fat natural yogurt, 2 tsp vanilla extract. For the icing, 100g icing sugar, 50g dark chocolate (at least 80% cocoa solids), 1 tbsp cocoa powder, 3 tbsp skimmed milk, dark chocolate shavings, to serve (optional). METHOD Heat oven to 180C/160C fan/gas 4. Grease and line a deep 20cm spr ingform cake tin with baking parchment. Tip the beetroot into a food processor and whizz to a purée. Add the remaining ingredients, along with ¼ tsp salt, and blend until well combined. Scrape into the cake tin, level the surface and bake for 50 mins-1 hr or until a skewer comes out clean. Leave the cake to cool in the tin while you make the icing. Put the ingredients in a small saucepan, heat and whisk until smooth. Cool for 20 mins. Flip the cake onto a wire rack, flat-side up. Pour over the icing and leave to cool completely. Sprinkle with dark chocolate shavings (if using), then serve. PRESERVES No exhibitor may make more than one entry in preserves classes Trophies T36 The Tullich perpetual challenge trophy for most points in preserves section presented by Mrs D Cameron, Taynuilt. Classes pot of rhubarb & ginger jam pot of raspberry jam pot of strawberry jam pot of blackcurrant jam pot of fruit of the forest jelly pot of lime marmalade jar of pasta sauce pot of lemon curd jar of green tomato chutney 113 A bottle of salad dressing 15

16 HOME INDUSTRIES Exhibitors may enter up to three exhibits in classes Classes must be hand knitted. Trophies T37 The MacLennan perpetual memorial challenge cup for most points in Home Industries class T38 T39 Janet MacLennan memorial trophy for most points in knitting classes Challenge trophy for best piece of embroidery, class 121 Presented by the late Mr and Mrs Milo. SP 5 presented by DAS for the best exhibit in class 128. Classes 114 An adult ladies knitted scarf 115 A pair of adults knitted Wrist or Leg Warmers 116 A knitted Christmas jumper (adult or child size) 117 A knitted baby s garment 118 A knitted tea cosy 119 Best use of 50gms wool, any yarn. 120 A counted cross stitch item 121 An embroidered placemat 122 A patchwork cushion cover 123 A fascinator 124 A crocheted brooch 125 A beaded item of jewellery 126 An advent calendar 127 A machine sewn, shopping bag 128 A handcraft (not eligible for previous class) 16

17 FLORAL ART Trophies T43 T75 SP Classes The Dorothy Bingham perpetual challenge cup for the best exhibit in the floral art section. The Kath Martindale memorial cup presented by her family for the best arrangement in class 134. The Liz Fellowes memorial prize for most points in the Floral Art section. 129 An arrangement of flowers & foliage 130 A silk flower arrangement 131 A candlestick arrangement 132 An arrangement in a teapot 133 Magnificent 7 (an arrangement of 7 stems with any foliage) 134 A miniature arrangement (not exceeding 4 ins) NEW INTEGRATED CLASS FOR HOME INDUSTRIES (baking, preserves and home industries) AND FLORAL ART CLASS 135. An afternoon tea tray containing 4 items. Tray presentation and each item will be scored individually and scores tallied up to award places (1st, 2nd, 3rd, HC). In the event of a tie, the Home Industries judge will make the final decision based on presentation. This class carries a special prize of for the winner. Points in this class will not contribute to any of the trophies from individual sections. 17

18 HORTICULTURE Trophies: T40 T41 T42 T44 T45 The Dunoran perpetual challenge cup presented by the Late Mr J W MacLure, for most points in the horticultural section, classes Braeside perpetual challenge cup, presented by the late Mr E H Lascelles, Kilchrenan for most points in the floral section, classes The Glenview perpetual challenge cup presented by the late Mr J Spalding, for best horticultural exhibit in class The Maitland Rose bowl, presented by Mr And Mrs F Clark for best pot plant. The Lillian Chrystal memorial trophy presented by her family for the best rose bloom in the Show. T78 The Elizabeth Cumming memorial cup for best exhibit in class 160. SP The national vegetable society medal for the most meritorious exhibit. SP The Duncan Wylie memorial prize for most points in classes Classes potatoes, coloured potatoes, white cabbage, conical cabbage, drum head cauliflower lettuce pea pods carrots, long carrots, stump rooted 145 A collection of three vegetables, one of each kind parsnips tomatoes beetroot, globe garden turnips (not swede or greentops) shallots onions from seed onions from set leeks 154 Collection of six vetetables (2 of each), tomatoes not allowed 155 Dahlias, 4 blooms 156 Vase of gladioli, 3 blooms 157 Vase of spray chrysanthemums 158 Vase of 9 sweet pea blooms rose bloom 160 Vase of 4 roses 161 An assortment of herbaceous flower 162 An assortment of annuals 163 Homegrown pot plant in flower 164 Homegrown pot plant in foliage 18

19 CROOKS AND STICKS Exhibitors may enter up to 3 exhibits in classes Exhibitors may enter class 177 only if they are in their third year or less of exhibiting sticks. Trophies: T46 T47 T48 The Sunnybrae challenge trophy for the most points in the confined stick section re-presented by Mr D. Galbraith. The Kererra cup for the best hazel cromag, presented by the late Mr I Beaton, Skye. Perpetual challenge tankard presented by Mrs R. MacGregor and the late Mr P MacGregor for most points in open stick classes. T49 Perpetual challenge trophy presented by Mrs Cameron and the late Mr D. Cameron for the best exhibit in the sticks classes. T74 SP The Jewson cup for the best horn head shepherds crook. 10 presented by the Scottish Crookmakers Association for the best exhibit in class 177. Class: 165 Shepherds crook, natural wood (confined) 166 Shepherds crook, natural wood (Open) 167 Shepherds crook horn head (confined) 168 Shepherds crook horn head (Open) 169 Walking stick, natural wood (confined). 170 Walking stick, natural wood (Open). 171 Walking stick, horn head (confined). 172 Walking stick, horn head (open). 173 Fancy stick (confined) 174 Fancy stick (Open) 175 One piece hazel stick (confined) 176 One piece hazel stick (open) 177 Any stick made by a novice (open) 178 Shinty stick, natural bend (Open) 179 Antler thumb stick (Open). 19

20 No exhibitor may enter more than one exhibit in classes PAINTINGS AND DRAWINGS OPEN Trophy: T50. Annual challenge cup for the best painting presented by the late Mr & Mrs Milo. Classes: 180 One painting, mounted and ready to hang. 181 A drawing. 182 A drawing from a digital appliance. PHOTOGRAPHY OPEN Max size of exhibit 25cm x 30cm (including mount). Classes digital manipulation/alteration prohibited. Trophies: T51 Classes: The Bob Steer memorial challenge cup presented by the Steer family for the best entry in photographic section. 183 Black and white print. 184 Churches. 185 Wintertime. 186 A Portrait. 187 Sport. PET SNAPS OPEN Fun snaps, not judged on photographic merit. Exhibits maximum size 20cm x 25cm. SP Classes: 188 Dog 189 Cat 190 Group 10 for the overall winner presented by R Prestidge and G Chrystal. 191 Any other pet 20

21 DOGS OPEN Trophies T52 T53 T54 Entries on Show day at the secretaries tent up to 1.30pm. Entry fee 2. The Murdoch perpetual challenge trophy presented by the late Mrs M MacLurg, for best in class 193. The Amulree perpetual challenge trophy for best in class 194 presented by the late Mrs M MacLurg The Glenquaivh perpetual challenge trophy for best in class 195 presented by the late Mrs M MacLurg. T71 The Lorna Schuster perpetual challenge Quaich for best in class 196. T55 The MacLurg perpetual challenge trophy for best in class 197. T56 T57 T58 The Dalchenna tankard presented by the late Mr A Chrystal and Mrs C Chrystal for best in class 198. The Cameron perpetual challenge trophy for overall champion dog presented by Mr and Mrs A Cameron. The Ardteatle tankard presented by R S MacLean for overall winner of the terrier race. Classes 192 One dog or bitch to be shown by a child aged 12 years or under. 193 Collies, bitch or dog. 194 Spaniels, bitch or dog. 195 Any other breed of gun dog 196 Terriers, bitch or dog. 197 Any variety not classified, large breed. 198 Any variety not classified, small breed. Terrier races, entered on show day at the secretaries tent by 1.30pm 21

22 One entry per class. Open to all children under 16 years of age on Show day. Entries to be taken at the children s tent on Show day up until 10am. Entries will cost 50p each. Please attach a piece of card to entries with the child's name and address on one side and age only on the other side. Age is taken into consideration by the judge. All entries on paper must not exceed A4 size. A rosette will be awarded to each first prize winner. Trophies T59 Children's trophy presented by Mr T Baney and the late Mrs H Baney for the best exhibit in the children's section. T60 The Upper Sonachan cup, presented by Mary, Lady McGrigor and the late Sir Charles McGrigor for the overall winner of the largest class(es) in the children's section. T61 The Dennis Turner memorial trophy presented by Mrs E Turner for the best exhibit in class 214. T70 The Ken Baird memorial trophy for the best in class 217 presented by LACWA, plus 10 presented on behalf of the late Mrs F Baird by her family. T77 The Julia Keay memorial cup for junior baker in class 218. SP The Thomas Potter memorial prizes for best entries in classes 200 & 203. Classes Pre-school 199 A Play-Dough Model 200 Painting of a House 201 A potato Print Primary A Finger Print Picture 203 A Painting of a Farm Animal 204 A Finger Puppet 205 A Pasta Collage Primary A Birthday Card 207 A Model made from Vegetables 208 A Collage of a Highland Cow 209 Painting of Bonfire night Primary A Decorated Stone 211 A Party Invitation (NOT computer generated) 212 Design a Flag for Dalmally Show (A4 Size) Decorated Cupcakes Any age under A Handcraft (up to three items per exhibitor permitted) Truffles 216 A Paperweight 217 A Landscape Photograph 218 Three Rocky Road Squares 22

23 THANK YOU Dalmally Agricultural Society would like to thank everyone who contributes to make the show such a success year on year; from exhibitors, helpers, sponsors, judges, conveners and stewards, donors, trade stands, services, entertainments and attractions. To those who come regardless of the weather. Please We need more volunteers to assist on show day with parking, helping at the gate and within the secretaries tent and exhibit tents. If you are able to help, please contact our secretary Rhona on RAFFLE TICKETS & SHOW AUCTION The cash raffle will be drawn on show day about 4pm at the secretaries tent, tickets available in advance or on show day. The raffle is followed by an end of show auction of donated exhibits at approximately 4.30pm. 23

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