CORNISH BANTAM & POULTRY FANCIERS' SOCIETY

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1 CORNISH BANTAM & POULTRY FANCIERS' SOCIETY President: R. Clemens, Esq. 61 st OPEN POULTRY CLUB of GREAT BRITAIN REGIONAL SHOW Poultry Club Representative - R. Thomas to be held at the ROYAL CORNWALL AGRICULTURAL EXHIBITION CENTRE WADEBRIDGE. PL27 7JE Sunday 5th November 2017 incorporating Cornish OEG Club Autumn Show Indian Game Club Regional Show Sebright Club Regional Show Classes for Hard Feather, Soft Feather, True Bantams, Waterfowl & Eggs Chairman: M. Clemens, Esq. Secretary: K. R. Dowrick, Esq. Treasurer: G. C. Couch, Esq. Welfare Officer: A. Marment, Esq. Committee: Mr & Mrs C Gardner, J Dowrick, J Lutey, M & J Jackson, E Monahan, P Thomas, A Oatey, S James, A Fearn, P Williams, J Kestell, G Mitchell. CASH SPECIALS 20 Best in Show 10 Reserve Best in Show 5 Best Hard Feather 5 Best Soft Feather 5 Best True Bantam 5 Best Waterfowl 5 Best Eggs ROSETTES for Show Champion, Reserve Champion, Section Winners and Best of Breeds. The Society will welcome the support of Breed Clubs.

2 RULES 1. All exhibits to be penned by 9.00am on day of show. Penning of birds on Sunday morning only. The hall will be open from 8.00am. 2. The decision of the judges to be final except where misrepresentation is discovered. 3. Any person wishing to make a protest shall pay a deposit of to the Secretary, if the protest is upheld the deposit will be refunded. 4. Amalgamations, Transfers and Cancellations according to Poultry Club Rules. 5. No Exhibit to be removed until after Trophy Presentation held at 3.30pm. 6. All entries to be received no later than Saturday 21 st October Pen numbers available at the door on arrival. 8. The Committee, whose decision will be final, will deal with matters not provided for in these rules. 9. Cornish Bantam Fanciers Society s Annual Show is held under the Avian Influenza (Preventative measures) Regulations 2006 Licence to hold bird gatherings. Advice given from the State Veterinary service and DEFRA regarding bio-security: All exhibitors/entrants must be instructed to cleanse and disinfect the show cages, crates, boxes 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 again to hold any other bird JUDGES Indian Game Club: Cornish Old English Game Club: Sebright Regional Club Show: General Classification: D. MOON H. EVANS S. PATEL A. BROWN, S PATEL, D MOON. ENTRIES TO: K R Dowrick, 24 St. Mewan Lane, Trewoon, St. Austell, PL25 5SP PLEASE NOTE. ENTRIES MUST CLOSE ON SATURDAY 21 st OCTOBER SO THAT THE CATALOGUE CAN BE PRINTED Postal Entries preferred. Entry Fee: 1.00 per exhibit (eggs 40p) Membership: 2.00 to include free entry to the show and catalogue A meeting will be held on Monday 24th October at 7.30 p.m. to finalise staging, which will take place on Saturday 4th November am start. All are welcome.

3 INDIAN GAME REGIONAL SHOW LARGE FOWL 1. TRIO - 2. INDIAN GAME COCK 3. INDIAN GAME HEN 4. INDIAN GAME COCKEREL 5. INDIAN GAME PULLET 6. JUBILEE GAME COCK 7. JUBILEE GAME HEN 8. JUBILEE GAME COCKEREL 9. JUBILEE GAME PULLET 10. DOUBLE LACED BLUE INDIAN MALE 11. DOUBLE LACED BLUE INDIAN FEMALE BANTAMS 12. TRIO INDIAN GAME COCK 14. INDIAN GAME HEN 15. INDIAN GAME COCKEREL 16. INDIAN GAME PULLET 17. JUBILEE GAME COCK 18. JUBILEE GAME HEN 19. JUBILEE GAME COCKEREL 20. JUBILEE GAME PULLET 21. DOUBLE LACED BLUE INDIAN MALE 22. DOUBLE LACED BLUE INDIAN FEMALE 23. ANY NON STANDARD MALE or FEMALE CORNISH OLD ENGLISH GAME AUTUMN CLUB SHOW LARGE FOWL 24. O.E.G OXFORD MALE or FEMALE 25. O.E.G CARLISLE COCK 26. O.E.G CARLISLE HEN 27. O.E.G CARLISLE COCKEREL 28. O.E.G CARLISLE PULLET

4 BANTAMS 29. O.E.G SPANGLE COCK 30. O.E.G SPANGLE HEN 31. O.E.G SPANGLE COCKEREL 32. O.E.G SPANGLE PULLET 33. O.E.G BLACK RED COCK 34. O.E.G CLAY OR WHEATEN HEN 35. O.E.G BLACK RED COCKEREL 36. O.E.G CLAY OR WHEATEN PULLET 37. O.E.G DARK RED COCK 38. O.E.G PARTRIDGE HEN 39. O.E.G DARK RED COCKEREL 40. O.E.G PARTRIDGE PULLET 41. O.E.G SELF BLACK COCK 42. O.E.G SELF BLACK HEN 43. O.E.G SELF BLACK COCKEREL 44. O.E.G SELF BLACK PULLET 45. O.E.G SELF BLUE COCK 46. O.E.G SELF BLUE HEN 47. O.E.G SELF BLUE COCKEREL 48. O.E.G SELF BLUE PULLET 49. O.E.G FURNACE OR BRASSY BACK BLACK COCK 50. O.E.G FURNACE OR POLECAT HEN 51. O.E.G FURNACE OR BRASSY BACK BLACK COCKEREL 52. O.E.G FURNACE OR POLECAT PULLET 53. O.E.G DUCKWING COCK 54. O.E.G DUCKWING HEN 55. O.E.G DUCKWING COCKEREL 56. O.E.G DUCKWING PULLET 57. O.E.G PILE COCK 58. O.E.G PILE HEN 59. O.E.G PILE COCKEREL 60. O.E.G PILE PULLET 61. O.E.G CRELE OR CUCKOO COCK 62. O.E.G CRELE OR CUCKOO HEN 63. O.E.G CRELE OR CUCKOO COCKEREL 64. O.E.G CRELE OR CUCKOO PULLET 65. O.E.G BROWN RED OR GREY MALE 66. O.E.G BROWN RED OR GREY FEMALE 67. O.E.G A O C BLUE COCK 68. O.E.G A O C BLUE HEN

5 69. O.E.G A O C BLUE COCKEREL 70. O.E.G A O C BLUE PULLET 71. O.E.G A O C COCK 72. O.E.G A O C HEN 73. O.E.G A O C COCKEREL 74. O.E.G A O C PULLET 75. O.E.G MUFFED OR TASSELLED MALE or FEMALE SEBRIGHT CLUB REGIONAL SHOW 76. GOLD COCK 77. GOLD HEN 78. GOLD COCKEREL 79. GOLD PULLET 80. SILVER COCK 81. SILVER HEN 82. SILVER COCKEREL 83. SILVER PULLET 84. TRIO EXHIBITION TRIOS 85. SOFT FEATHER BANTAM 86. HARD FEATHER BANTAM 87. TRUE BANTAM 88. WATERFOWL (please state size) 89. LARGEFOWL SOFT FEATHER LARGE FOWL GENERAL CLASSIFICATION 90. AUTO-SEXING MALE or FEMALE 91. AUSTRALORP MALE or FEMALE 92. BRAHMA MALE or FEMALE 93. DORKING MALE or FEMALE 94. MARANS MALE or FEMALE 95. ORPINGTON MALE or FEMALE 96. PLYMOUTH ROCK MALE or FEMALE 97. RHODE ISLAND RED MALE or FEMALE 98. LIGHT SUSSEX MALE or FEMALE 99. A O C SUSSEX MALE or FEMALE 100. WYANDOTTE MALE or FEMALE

6 101. HAMBURGH MALE or FEMALE 102. LEGHORN MALE or FEMALE 103. SILKIE MALE or FEMALE 104. WELSUMMER MALE or FEMALE 105. RARE BREED SF or HF MALE 106. RARE BREED SF or HF FEMALE 107. A O V SOFT FEATHER MALE or FEMALE 108. A V SOFT FEATHER COCKEREL 109. A V SOFT FEATHER PULLET SOFT FEATHER BANTAMS 110. AUSTRALORP MALE or FEMALE 111. BRAHMA MALE or FEMALE 112. CROAD LANGSHAN MALE or FEMALE 113. DORKING MALE or FEMALE 114. FRIZZLE MALE or FEMALE 115. GERMAN LANGSHAN MALE or FEMALE 116. MARANS MALE or FEMALE 117. ORPINGTON MALE or FEMALE 118. BUFF PLYMOUTH ROCK MALE or FEMALE 119. BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCK MALE or FEMALE 120. A O C PLYMOUTH ROCK MALE or FEMALE 121. RHODE ISLAND RED MALE 122. RHODE ISLAND RED FEMALE 123. LIGHT SUSSEX MALE 124. LIGHT SUSSEX FEMALE 125. A O C SUSSEX MALE or FEMALE 126. A C LACED WYANDOTTE MALE or FEMALE 127. PARTRIDGE OR PENCILLED WYANDOTTE MALE or FEMALE 128. WHITE WYANDOTTE MALE or FEMALE 129. BLACK WYANDOTTE MALE or FEMALE 130. A O C WYANDOTTE MALE or FEMALE 131. ANCONA MALE 132. ANCONA FEMALE 133. ARAUCANA MALE or FEMALE 134. HAMBURGH MALE or FEMALE 135. BROWN LEGHORN MALE or FEMALE 136. WHITE LEGHORN MALE or FEMALE 137. A O C LEGHORN MALE or FEMALE 138. SILKIE MALE or FEMALE 139. WELSUMMER MALE or FEMALE 140. RARE BREED SF OR TB MALE

7 141. RARE BREED SF OR TB FEMALE 142. A O V SOFT FEATHER MALE or FEMALE 143. A V SOFT FEATHER HEAVY BREED COCKEREL 144. A V SOFT FEATHER HEAVY BREED PULLET 145. A V SOFT FEATHER LIGHT BREED COCKEREL 146. A V SOFT FEATHER LIGHT BREED PULLET TRUE BANTAMS 147. JAPANESE MALE 148. JAPANESE FEMALE 149. ROSECOMB MALE 150. ROSECOMB FEMALE 151. DUTCH GOLD PARTRIDGE MALE 152. DUTCH GOLD PARTRIDGE FEMALE 153. DUTCH A O C MALE 154. DUTCH A O C FEMALE 155. PEKIN BLACK MALE 156. PEKIN BLACK FEMALE 157. PEKIN WHITE MALE 158. PEKIN WHITE FEMALE 159. PEKIN A O C MALE 160. PEKIN A O C FEMALE 161. BELGIAN D'UCCLES MALE 162. BELGIAN D UCCLES FEMALE 163. BELGIAN D'ANVERS A C QUAIL MALE 164. BELGIAN D'ANVERS A C QUAIL FEMALE 165. BELGIAN D'ANVERS A O C MALE 166. BELGIAN D'ANVERS A O C FEMALE 167. BELGIAN DE WATERMAEL MALE 168. BELGIAN DE WATERMAEL FEMALE 169. BELGIAN A O V MALE or FEMALE 170. A O V TRUE BANTAM MALE or FEMALE 171. A V TRUE BANTAM COCKEREL 172. A V TRUE BANTAM PULLET HARD FEATHER LARGE FOWL 173. MODERN GAME MALE or FEMALE 174. MALAY MALE 175. MALAY FEMALE 176. A O V ASIAN HARD FEATHER MALE 177. A O V ASIAN HARD FEATHER FEMALE

8 178. A V LARGE HARD FEATHER COCKEREL or PULLET HARD FEATHER BANTAMS 179. MALAY MALE 180. MALAY FEMALE 181. A O V ASIAN HARD FEATHER MALE 182. A O V ASIAN HARD FEATHER FEMALE 183. A V ASIAN HARD FEATHER COCKEREL or PULLET 184. MODERN GAME BLACK RED MALE 185. MODERN GAME BLACK RED FEMALE 186. MODERN GAME DUCKWING MALE 187. MODERN GAME DUCKWING FEMALE 188. MODERN GAME A O C MALE 189. MODERN GAME A O C FEMALE 190. A C MODERN GAME COCKEREL or PULLET 191. RUMPLESS GAME MALE 192. RUMPLESS GAME FEMALE WATERFOWL 193. CALL WHITE MALE 194. CALL WHITE FEMALE 195. CALL A O C STANDARD MALE 196. CALL A O C STANDARD FEMALE 197. CALL NON-STANDARD MALE or FEMALE 198. A O V BANTAM MALE 199. A O V BANTAM FEMALE 200. A V CALL/BANTAM 2017 BRED 201. MUSCOVY MALE 202. MUSCOVY FEMALE 203. A O V HEAVY MALE 204. A O V HEAVY FEMALE 205. INDIAN RUNNER MALE 206. INDIAN RUNNER FEMALE 207. A O V LIGHT MALE 208. A O V LIGHT FEMALE 209. A V HEAVY/LIGHT 2017 BRED 210. A V GOOSE/GANDER MALE or FEMALE 211. A V TURKEY MALE or FEMALE

9 CHILDRENS CLASSES 212. A V LARGEFOWL SF or HF MALE or FEMALE 213. A V WATERFOWL (please state size) MALE or FEMALE 214. A V SOFT FEATHER BANTAM MALE or FEMALE 215. A V HARD FEATHER BANTAM MALE or FEMALE 216. A V TRUE BANTAM MALE or FEMALE EGGS LARGE DARK BROWN LARGE LIGHT BROWN LARGE WHITE LARGE AOC LARGE DIFFERENT COLOURS 222. SINGLE LARGE DARK BROWN 223. SINGLE LARGE LIGHT BROWN 224. SINGLE LARGE WHITE 225. SINGLE LARGE AOC BANTAM DARK BROWN BANTAM LIGHT BROWN BANTAM WHITE BANTAM AOC BANTAM DIFFERENT COLOURS 231. SINGLE BANTAM DARK BROWN 232. SINGLE BANTAM LIGHT BROWN 233. SINGLE BANTAM WHITE 234. SINGLE BANTAM AOC WATERFOWL LARGE OR BANTAM 236. SINGLE WATERFOWL LARGE OR BANTAM 237. LARGE CONTENTS ONLY 238. BANTAM CONTENTS ONLY 239. WATERFOWL CONTENTS ONLY 240. LARGE INTERNAL-EXTERNAL 241. BANTAM INTERNAL-EXTERNAL 242. WATERFOWL INTERNAL-EXTERNAL SELLING CLASS 243. AV Large or Bantam (please state breed and selling price)

10 Biosecurity Information for Poultry Gatherings Participants should familiarise themselves with the symptoms of Avian Influenza and other notifiable diseases and should take all reasonable steps to minimise the risk of spread of such diseases through adopting pro-active biosecurity measures including, but not limited to: Minimise the movement of birds between enclosures, and between sites Take steps to deter wild birds, particularly waterfowl and Feed and water birds under cover and remove any spillages Execute an effective programme of vermin control Maintain good cleanliness and hygiene, regularly disinfect hard areas and footwear Secure poultry enclosures with appropriate fencing to deter wild birds Use of disinfectant mats or foot dips between buildings Before entering a poultry gathering, participants must: Not enter if the place of origin of the birds is within an area of the UK which is under restrictions relating to notifiable avian disease (including Prevention, Protection and Surveillance zones) Not enter birds that have attended a poultry gathering in the previous 6 days, or if purchased birds have been brought onto the premises of origin in the past 13 days Inspect the health of all birds at the place of origin before departure and not move birds if there are any signs or suspicion of any disease Transport birds in clean carriers and not allow these to be contaminated with bird droppings, bedding or other material of bird origin other than that from, or provided for, the birds brought to the gathering Use clean bedding material at the start of the journey, on the date of departure, which must be contained within the carrier at all times Ensure the exhibitor s name or initials are printed on each carrier for ease of identification while passing through the initial health inspection On arrival to the gathering, participants must: Present a signed declaration on the understanding that failure to provide a completed Declaration Form will result in access to the gathering being denied. The Declaration Form should not be sent at the time of making entries but MUST BE HANDED TO THE SECRETARY / WELFARE OFFICER immediately prior to the exhibits being inspected and their admission into the show is granted. Ensure their birds remain isolated from all other birds, until each has been individually inspected by a named poultry welfare officer Present each carrier (and each bird therein) for a health inspection before entering the gathering Be prepared to surrender any bird that fails the initial health inspection into isolation for a further examination by a veterinary surgeon, or in the case of suspected Avian Influenza, an representative from DEFRA Understand that if a bird fails the initial health inspection that it and any other birds that may have travelled with it will need to be isolated in their vehicle of transport to await a veterinary surgeon s declaration as to the next step

11 Understand that permission to gain admission to the gathering may be withheld if someone else s bird/s ahead of them in the inspection queue should fail the initial health inspection and that a veterinary surgeon s permission giving the all-clear will be required before any further unloading for inspection and admission to the gathering can continue When inside, to double check cage numbers to ensure exhibits are placed in the correct cages allocated to them Assist in the clean-up of any spilled bedding (from carriers) immediately. At the end of the gathering participants must: Remove all their poultry and carriers from the gathering venue, back to the premises of origin Inspect each bird for signs of ill health, notifying the gathering organiser and/or poultry expert if disease is suspected If disease is suspected notify Chairman and isolate those birds for a veterinary inspection and if Avian Influenza is suspected DEFRA must be notified immediately and birds not removed until the all clear given. On return to the place of origin, gathering participants must: Inspect the general health of all birds before removing from the carrier Notify the gathering organiser if ill health or disease is suspected Isolate birds returning to the place of origin for a minimum of one week, observing their health throughout that time Dispose of waste material from the carriers, ideally through heated composting for a minimum of 42 days then applied to land as fertiliser Not re-enter any birds (existing or purchased) to participate in a gathering for at least 6 days after returning from another gathering. Useful contacts: Defra Rural Services Helpline: TROPHY WINNERS 2016 Would winners kindly return trophies to the Secretary in a clean condition. SHOW DAY CONTACT NUMBER S : MARTIN OR KEVIN ON SITE REFRESHMENTS AVAILABLE