PIGEONS, POULTRY, RABBITS & HONEY SCHEDULE

Transcription

1 Yorkshire Agricultural Society, Great Yorkshire Showground, Harrogate, North Yorkshire, HG2 8NZ Saturday 20 & Sunday 21 October 2018 PIGEONS, POULTRY, RABBITS & HONEY SCHEDULE Classes Pigeons Poultry Rabbits Honey Entry Close Date Friday 7 September Friday 7 September Friday 7 September Friday 7 September Yorkshire Agricultural Society Great Yorkshire Showground Harrogate

2 INDEX Pigeon Classes & Championships pages 3-6 Pigeon Specific Regulations pages Poultry Classes & Championships pages 7-11 Poultry Specific Regulations pages Rabbit Classes & Championships Rabbit Specific Regulations pages page 22 Honey Classes & Championships pages Honey Specific Regulations page 23 General Regulations pages Health & Safety Information page 24 PLEASE SEND COMPLETED ENTRIES TO: Livestock and Entries Department, Yorkshire Agricultural Society, Regional Agricultural Centre, Great Yorkshire Showground, Harrogate, HG2 8NZ Pigeon & Poultry Exhibitors must also complete and comply with the conditions outlined in the enclosed Newcastle Disease Declaration as a condition of entry LIVESTOCK & ENTRY ENQUIRIES PLEASE CONTACT: Amanda Stoddart-West Tel: amandaw@yas.co.uk Jenny Robinson Tel: jennyr@yas.co.uk TRADE STAND ENQUIRIES PLEASE CONTACT: Michelle Mackey Tel: michellem@yas.co.uk Emma Donnelly Tel: emmad@yas.co.uk

3 PIGEON SECTION To be judged at 9.30am on Saturday 20 October Birds to be penned by 9.00am This Show is held in accordance with the rules of the National Pigeon Association, with the exception of the Flying Pigeons Sections. The Racing Pigeon section is held in accordance with the Royal Pigeon Racing Association. All birds except Flying Tipplers, Birmingham Rollers, West of England Flying Tumblers, Racing Homers and imported birds rung with the appropriate ring of the governing body of country of origin, must wear the ring of the National Pigeon Association. The entry fee for all classes is 2.00 with a minimum entry fee of 6 (for the first 3 entries). Each entry thereafter is Entries cannot be accepted without full payment; late or telephone entries will NOT be accepted Class Prize Money: First 5.00, Second 3.00, Third 2.00 Where there are 16 or more entries in a class, a 4 th prize card will be awarded Challenge Class Prize Money: First 10.00, Second 6.00, Third 4.00 JUDGES Mr D Graham Trumpeters, LFCL Tumblers, Muff Tumblers, Limerick Tumblers, Jacobins, Oriental Frills, African Owls, American Show Racers. Mr J Lennox Norwich Croppers, Blowers, Dragoons, Fancy Homers, Old German Owls, Mookees, VPC Breeds, AOV, Juveniles, Best Fancy Pigeon, Special Prizes. Mr M Rowland Modenas, Nuns, Chinese Owls, Old Dutch Capuchines Exhibition Fantails Indian Fantails, Exhibition Tipplers, Birmingham Rollers, Competition Rollers, WEFT, Fancy Flying Challenge. Mr C Muir Mr A Rundall Mr J Rundall Show Racers Show Racers Show Racers Entries Close Friday 7 September

4 Norwich Cropper Class 1 Cock or Hen Adult Class 2 Cock or Hen YB Blower (any variety except rare breeds) Class 3 Cock Adult Class 4 Hen Adult Class 5 Cock or Hen YB Dragoon Class 6 Cock or Hen Adult Class 7 Cock or Hen YB Fancy Homer Class 8 Cock or Hen Adult Class 9 Cock or Hen YB A.V. Trumpeter Class 10 Cock Adult Class 11 Hen Adult Modena - Gazzi Class 12 Cock Adult Class 13 Hen Adult Class 14 Cock or Hen YB Modena - Schietti Class 15 Cock Adult Class 16 Hen Adult Class 17 Cock or Hen YB LFCL Tumbler - Self or Barred Class 18 Cock Adult Class 19 Hen Adult Class 20 Cock or Hen YB LFCL Tumbler - A.O.C. Class 21 Cock Adult Class 22 Hen Adult Class 23 Cock or Hen YB Muffed Tumbler Class 24 Cock or Hen Adult Class 25 Cock or Hen YB Limerick Tumbler Class 26 Cock or Hen Adult Class 27 Cock or Hen YB Class 28 Cock YB Class 29 Hen YB Oriental Frill Class 33 Cock or Hen Adult Class 34 Cock or Hen YB African Owl Class 35 Cock Adult Class 36 Hen Adult Class 37 Cock or Hen YB Nun Class 38 Cock Adult Class 39 Hen Adult Class 40 Cock or Hen YB Chinese Owl Class 41 Cock or Hen Adult Class 42 Cock or Hen YB Old Dutch Capuchine Class 43 Cock Adult Class 44 Hen Adult Class 45 Cock or Hen YB Exhibition Fantail Class 46 Cock or Hen Adult Class 47 Cock or Hen YB Indian Fantail Class 48 Cock or Hen Adult Class 49 Cock or Hen YB American Show Racer Class 50 Cock Adult Class 51 Hen Adult Class 52 Cock or Hen YB Old German Owl Class 53 Cock or Hen Adult Class 54 Cock or Hen YB Mookee Class 55 Cock or Hen Adult Class 56 Cock or Hen YB V.P.C. Tumbler and Flying Class 57 Cock Adult Class 58 Hen Adult Class 59 Cock or Hen YB V.P.C. Colour Class 60 Cock Adult Class 61 Hen Adult Class 62 Cock or Hen YB Jacobin Class 30 Class 31 Class 32 Cock Adult Hen Adult Cock or Hen YB V.P.C. Form, Structure & Owl Class 63 Cock or Hen Adult Class 64 Cock or Hen YB

5 Any Other Variety Short-Faced Class 65 Cock or Hen Adult Class 66 Cock or Hen YB Any Other Variety Long-Faced Class 67 Cock Adult Class 68 Hen Adult Class 69 Cock or Hen YB Challenge Classes Fancy Class 70 Cock Adult Class 71 Hen Adult Class 72 Cock or Hen YB Exhibition Tippler Class 73 Cock Adult Class 74 Hen Adult Class 75 Cock or Hen YB Birmingham Roller Class 76 Cock Adult Class 77 Hen Adult Class 78 Cock or Hen YB Competition Roller Class 79 Cock or Hen Adult Class 80 Cock or Hen YB West of England Flying Tumbler Class 81 Cock Adult Class 82 Hen Adult Class 83 Cock or Hen YB Challenge Class Fancy Flier Class 84 Cock or Hen Any Age Juvenile (under 16 years) Fancy Any Variety Pigeon Class 85 Cock or Hen Adult, any age, to be judged on condition only 1 st 3 rd rosettes will be awarded in this class. Class 86 Cock or Hen YB, any age, to be judged on condition only. 1 st 3 rd rosettes will be awarded in this class. Show Racer Class 87 COCK, Adult, blue or blue chequered Class 88 HEN, Adult, blue or blue chequered Class 89 COCK, Adult, red or red chequered or mealy Class 90 HEN, Adult, red or red chequered or mealy Class 91 COCK, yearling, blue or blue chequered Class 92 HEN, yearling, blue or blue Chequered Class 93 Class 94 Class 95 Class 96 Class 97 Class 98 COCK, yearling, red or red chequered or mealy HEN, yearling, red or red chequered or mealy COCK, YB, blue or blue chequered HEN, YB, blue or blue chequered COCK, YB, red or red chequered or mealy HEN, YB, red or red chequered or mealy Show Racer Coloured Class 99 COCK, Adult. (grizzle, silver, dun, chocolate, mottled, white, grey, lavender, mosaic or yellow) Class 100 HEN, Adult. (grizzle, silver, dun, chocolate, mottled, white, grey, lavender, mosaic or yellow) Class 101 COCK, Yearling. (grizzle, silver, dun, chocolate, mottled, white, grey, lavender, mosaic or yellow) Class 102 HEN, Yearling. (grizzle, silver, dun, chocolate, mottled, white, grey, lavender, mosaic or yellow) Class 103 COCK, YB. (grizzle, silver, dun, chocolate, mottled, white, grey, lavender, mosaic or yellow) Class 104 HEN, YB. (grizzle, silver, dun, chocolate, mottled, white, grey, lavender, mosaic or yellow) Class 105 COCK, Adult, judged through the wires (not handled) Class 106 HEN, Adult, judged through the wires (not handled) Class 107 COCK, YB, judged through the wires (not handled) Class 108 HEN, YB, judged through the wires (not handled) Challenge Class Show Racer Class 109 CHALLENGE, Adult. Class 110 CHALLENGE, YB Juvenile (under 16 yrs) Show Racer Class 111 COCK OR HEN, any age, to be judged on condition only. 1 st 3 rd rosettes will be awarded in this class. Likeliest Working Racer Class 112 Old Cock, flown 150 miles Class 113 Old Hen, flown 150 miles Class 114 Old Cock, flown 300 miles Class 115 Old Hen, flown 300 miles Class 116 Young Cock, flown 100 miles Class 117 Young Hen, flown 100 miles

6 PIGEON CHAMPIONSHIPS & SPECIAL PRIZES FANCY PIGEONS CH1 SP1 CH2 For the Best Fancy Pigeon YAS Championship Rosette. For the bird that has been selected as Reserve to the Best Fancy Pigeon YAS Reserve Champion Rosette. For the Best Fancy Pigeon bred in the current year YAS Championship Rosette FANCY FLYING PIGEONS CH3 For the Best Fancy Flying Pigeon YAS Championship Rosette. SHOW RACERS CH4 CH5 CH6 CH7 For the Best Show Racer YAS Championship Rosette and kindly donated by Mr P Yates. For the Best Bird of Opposite Sex to the Champion YAS Championship Rosette and kindly donated by Mr P Yates. For the Best Bird Bred in the Current Year YAS Championship Rosette. For the Best Wires Bird YAS Championship Rosette. HOMERS SP2 For the Best Fancy Homer - A YAS Rosette Certificate of Excellence for the Best Genuine, Show, Exhibition and German Beauty Homer.

7 POULTRY SECTION YORKSHIRE POULTRY CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW (Incorporating the Area shows of the Rare Breed, Leghorn, RIR, Wyandotte, Australorp, Appenzeller, Plymouth Rock, and Belgian Clubs) To be judged at 9.00am on Sunday 21 October Birds to be penned by 8.30am DEFRA RULES: Please cleanse & disinfect show cages, crates or baskets before coming to the Show and on your return home, before using to hold any other bird. Exhibitors are not permitted to enter a bird that has been brought into the UK in the 28 days prior to the Show. Exhibitors are advised to check the current fowl pest regulations before entering. If a Judge is ill or unable to judge in any other circumstances, the Society reserves the right to engage an additional Judge. Under no circumstances must an exhibit be removed before 4.30 pm. Classes with under 4 entries may be transferred within breed, type or to a Transfer Class. A minimum entry fee of 6 has been introduced e.g. 3 birds or 4 eggs After this, the rate below applies: Fowl Classes, 2.00; Egg Classes, 1.50 Entries cannot be accepted without full payment; late or telephone entries will NOT be accepted Prize Money for Fowl: First 5.00, Second 3.00, Third 2.00 Prize Money for Eggs: First 3.00, Second 2.00, Third 1.00 Please note that this is a Poultry Club Championship Show and will be held under Poultry Club Rules Judges with Class Details Mr D Ager Plymouth Rocks and Heavy Breed classes 34-37, 90-91, 97-98, , Mr I Allonby Championship and Eggs classes , 222 (Junior Handler class) Mr E Bailey Australorp and Heavy Breeds classes 14-15, 18-19, 29-30, 42-46, , Mr K A Brown Light Breed and Heavy Breed classes 20-28, 31-33, 92-96, , , 211, 213, 216, Mr A Dowden Hard Feather classes 1-13, 38-41, 47-89, 212, Mr W Hesketh Leghorns classes 16-17, Mr S Patel True Bantams classes , 214 Mr A Stanway Waterfowl classes 215, 221, Entries Close Friday 7 September

8 LARGE HARD FEATHER CARLISLE OEG 1. Brown Red/Grey M 2. Brown Red/Grey F 3. Duckwing/Black Red M 4. Partridge/Duckwing/Wheaten F 5. Any Other Colour M 6. Any Other Colour F 7. Any Colour C 8. Any Colour P OXFORD 9. Any Colour M 10. Any Colour F ANY OTHER VARIETY HARD FEATHER 11. Modern M/F 12. Any Other Variety Hard Feather M 13. Any Other Variety Hard Feather F LARGE SOFT FEATHER 14. Wyandotte M 15. Wyandotte F 16. AC Leghorn M 17. AC Leghorn F 18. Orpington M 19. Orpington F 20. Silkie White M/F 21. Silkie AOC M/F 22. AC Frizzle M/F 23. R.I.R Single Comb C/H 24. R.I.R Single Comb C 25. R.I.R Single Comb P 26. R.I.R Rose Comb M 27. R.I.R Rose Comb F 28. Sussex M/F 29. Australorp M 30. Australorp F 31. Appenzeller SilverSpangled M/F 32. Appenzeller AOC Standard M/F 33. Appenzeller AC Non-Std M/F 34. AC Plymouth Rock M 35. AC Plymouth Rock F 36. AOV Heavy Breed M/F 37. AOV Light Breed M/F ASIAN HARD FEATHER 38. Any Variety Large M 39. Any Variety Large F 40. Any Variety Bantam M 41. Any Variety Bantam F RARE BREEDS 42. Any Variety Large M 43. Any Variety Large F 44. Any Variety LongTailed Bantam M 45. Any Other Variety Bantam M 46. Any Other Variety Bantam F BANTAM CLASSES MODERN GAME BANTAMS 47. Black Red M 48. Black Red F 49. Wheaten F 50. Pile M 51. Pile F 52. Duckwing M 53. Duckwing F 54. Birchen M 55. Birchen F 56. Brown/Red M 57. Brown/Red F 58. Any Other Colour M 59. Any Other Colour F OLD ENGLISH GAME BANTAMS 60. Spangle C 61. Spangle H 62. Spangle C 63. Spangle P 64. Black/Red C 65. Clay/Wheaten H 66. Black/Red C 67. Clay/Wheaten P 68. Black C 69. Black H 70. Black C 71. Black P 72. Blue M 73. Blue F 74. Dark Red M 75. Partridge F 76. Duckwing M/F 77. Pile M/F 78. Blue Furness M 79. Blue Furness F 80. Dark Furness M 81. Furness or Polecat F 82. Brown/Red/Ginger/Grey M 83. Brown/Red/Ginger/Grey F 84. Any Other Colour C 85. Any Other Colour H 86. Any Other Colour C 87. Any Other Colour P AOV HARD FEATHER BANTAMS 88. Indian Dark/Jubilee Game M/F 89. Any Other Variety Hard Feather M/F SOFT FEATHER HEAVY BREEDS BANTAMS 90. Sussex M 91. Sussex F 92. R.I.R Single Comb C/H

9 93. R.I.R Single Comb C 94. R.I.R Single Comb P 95. R.I.R Rose Comb M 96. R.I.R Rose Comb F 97. AC Frizzle M 98. AC Frizzle F 99. Australorp Blk M 100. Australorp Blk F 101. Australorp Blue M/F 102. Australorp White M/F 103. A C Australorp C/P 104. Faverolles M 105. Faverolles F 106. Buff Rock C/H 107. Buff Rock C 108. Buff Rock P 109. Barred Rock C/H 110. Barred Rock C 111. Barred Rock P 112. White Rock M 113. White Rock F 114. AOC Rock M 115. AOC Rock F 116. Buff Orpington M/F 117. Black Orpington M/F 118. AOC Orpington M/F 119. White Wyandotte M 120. White Wyandotte F 121. Black Wyandotte M 122. Black Wyandotte F 123. Partridge Wyandotte M 124. Partridge Wyandotte F 125. Silver/Gold Laced Wyandotte M/F 126. Buff/Blue Laced Wyandotte M/F 127. Columbian Wyandotte M/F 128. Barred Wyandotte M 129. Barred Wyandotte F 130. AOC Wyandotte M/F 131. Wyandotte AC C 132. Wyandotte AC P 133. Black German Langshan M 134. Black German Langshan F 135. AOC German Langshan M 136. AOC German Langshan F 137. AOV Heavy Breed Std/Non Std M/F 138. A V Heavy Breed C (Excluding W/Dotte, Australorps &Rocks) 139. A V Heavy Breed P (Excluding W/Dotte, Australorps & Rocks) SOFT FEATHER LIGHT BREED BANTAMS 140. White Leghorn M 141. White Leghorn F 142. Black Leghorn M 143. Black Leghorn F 144. Brown Leghorn M 145. Brown Leghorn F 146. Blue Leghorn M/F 147. AOC Leghorn M 148. AOC Leghorn F 149. Ancona M 150. Ancona F 151. Hamburgh Spangled M/F 152. Hamburgh A O C M/F 153. Silkie M 154. Silkie F 155. Poland M/F 156. Minorca M/F 157. Welsummer M/F 158. Appenzeller Silver Spangled M/F 159. Appenzeller AOC Std M/F 160. Appenzeller Non/std M/F 161. AOV Light Breed M 162. AOV Light Breed F 163. A V Light Breed C 164. A V Light Breed P TRUE BANTAMS 165. Black Pekin M 166. Black Pekin F 167. White Pekin M 168. White Pekin F 169. Lavender Pekin M/F 170. Buff Pekin M/F 171. Mottled Pekin M/F 172. Blue Pekin M/F 173. Cuckoo Pekin M/F 174. Partridge Pekin M/F 175. AOC Std/Non Std Pekin M/F 176. Belgian D Anvers Black M 177. Belgian D Anvers Black F 178. Belgian D Anvers Quail M 179. Belgian D Anvers Quail F 180. Belgian D Anvers White M 181. Belgian D Anvers White F 182. AOC D Anvers M 183. AOC D Anvers F 184. Millefleur/Porcelain D Uccle M 185. Millefleur/Porcelain D Uccle F 186. AOC D Uccle M 187. AOC D Uccle F 188. Belgian De Watermael M 189. Belgian De Watermael F 190. Belgian Rumpless M 191. Belgian Rumpless F 192. Sebright M 193. Sebright F 194. Japanese M 195. Japanese F 196. Dutch Gold M 197. Dutch Gold F 198. Dutch Silver M/F

10 199. AOC Dutch M/F 200. Black Rosecomb M 201. Black Rosecomb F 202. AOC Rosecomb M/F 203. Serama M 204. Serama F 205. Booted Bantam M 206. Booted Bantam F 207. Rumpless Booted Bantan M 208. Rumpless Booted Bantan F 209. A V True Bantam C 210. A V True Bantam P TRIOS 211. Any Variety Large 212. Any Variety Hard Feather Bantam 213. Any Variety Soft Feather Bantam 214. Any Variety True Bantam 215. Any Variety Waterfowl JUVENILES Juveniles should be under 16 on the day of the show 216. A V Large Fowl M/F 217. A V Hard Feather Bantam M 218. A V Hard Feather Bantam F 219. A V Soft Feather Bantam M 220. A V Soft Feather Bantam F 221. A V Duck/Drake (Please state breed) Junior Handler Class Exhibitors to be in attendance at 10am in the hall 222. Junior Handler Class (Juniors must be 6-10 years on show day) WATERFOWL 223. A V Bantam Drake 224. A V Bantam Duck 225. White Call Drake 226. White Call Duck 227. Grey/Mallard Drake 228. Grey/Mallard Duck 229. AOC Call Drake 230. AOC Call Duck 231. A C Runner Drake 232. A C Runner Duck 233. AOV Light Breed Drake 234. AOV Light Breed Duck 235. A V Heavy Breed Drake 236. A V Heavy Breed Duck 237. A V Goose/Gander 241. Three Light Brown 242. Three Any Other Colour 243. Three Distinct Colour 244. One White or Cream 245. One Brown (excluding Welsummer or Maran) 246. One Any Other Colour 247. One Internal/External 248. One Contents Bantam 249. Six Eggs any Colour 250. Three White or Cream 251. Three Dark Brown 252. Three Light Brown 253. Three Any Other Colour 254. Three Distinct Colour 255. One White or Cream 256. One Brown (excluding Welsummer or Marans) 257. One Any Other Colour 258. One Internal/External 259. One Contents 260. Decorated Egg (Adult) 261. Decorated Egg (Juvenile) 262. Mishaped or any unusual shaped Egg Marans 263. Six Large or Bantam 264. Three Large 265. Three Bantam 266. One Large 267. One Bantam Welsummer 268. Six Large or Bantam 269. Three Large 270. Three Bantam 271. One Large 272. One Bantam Waterfowl 273. Three Any Colour 274. One Any Colour 275. One Contents EGGS Large 238. Six Eggs any Colour 239. Three White or Cream 240. Three Dark Brown

11 POULTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS AND SPECIAL PRIZES CH1 SP1 SUPREME SHOW CHAMPION For the Supreme Champion of Show - Poultry Club Gold Star Diploma and YAS Championship Rosette. For the Reserve Supreme Champion of Show - A Poultry Club Silver Star Diploma and YAS Championship Rosette. CH2 CH3 CH4 CH5 CH6 CH7 SP2 SP3 SP4 CH8 CH9 SP5 CH10 CH11 CH12 CH13 LARGE FOWL For the Champion Hard Feather - Poultry Club Bronze Star Diploma and YAS Championship Rosette. For the Champion Soft Feather - Poultry Club Bronze Star Diploma and YAS Championship Rosette. For the Champion Large Soft Feather Light Breed - Poultry Club Bronze Star Diploma and YAS Championship Rosette. For the Champion Large Soft Feather Heavy Breed - Poultry Club Bronze Star Diploma and YAS Championship Rosette. BANTAMS For the Champion Hard Feather - Poultry Club Bronze Star Diploma and YAS Championship Rosette. For the Champion Soft Feather or True Bantam - YAS Championship Rosette. For the best Soft Feather Light Bantam - Poultry Club Bronze Star Diploma and YAS Championship Rosette. For the best Soft Feather Heavy Bantam - Poultry Club Bronze Star Diploma and YAS Championship Rosette. For the best True Bantam - Poultry Club Bronze Star Diploma and YAS Championship Rosette. LARGE FOWL OR BANTAM For the Champion Trio - Poultry Club Bronze Star Diploma and YAS Championship Rosette. For the Champion Chicken born in the current year - YAS Championship Rosette. For the best White Leghorn YAS Special Rosette and prize card. RARE BREEDS For the Champion in the Rare Breeds - A Poultry Club Bronze Star Diploma and YAS Championship Rosette. WATERFOWL For the Champion Waterfowl - Poultry Club Bronze Star Diploma and YAS Championship Rosette. JUVENILES For the Champion Juvenile - Poultry Club Bronze Star Diploma and YAS Championship Rosette. EGGS For the Champion Plate of Eggs - Poultry Club Bronze Star Diploma and YAS Championship Rosette.

12 RABBITS Judging will commence at 9am on Saturday 20 October ALL EXHIBITORS IN THE RABBIT SECTION MUST BE MEMBERS OF THE BRITISH RABBIT COUNCIL Entries in the Rabbit Classes must be received by Friday 7 September ENTRY FEES The entry fee is 3.00 per block entry with a minimum entry fee of 6.00 (for the first 2 Rabbits entered). Each subsequent rabbit entered will be 3.00 A BRC Levy of 50p per exhibitor must also be paid by each exhibitor. Block entry: Breed Class Section Challenge Grand Challenge PRIZE MONEY Breed Classes, Section Challenge, Grand Challenge 1st 2nd 3rd EXHIBITOR TICKET ALLOCATION Exhibitors entering two rabbits will receive 1 one-day pass. Exhibitors entering four rabbits will receive 2 one-day passes. Exhibitors entering six rabbits will receive 3 one-day passes. A Maximum of four tickets will be sent out, if eligible. Additional tickets can be purchased at the reduced prices stated on the entry form. CHIEF RABBIT STEWARD Mrs S Cornforth JUDGES Fur & Rex Fancy & Lops Mr G Watson Mr M Stirr Entries Close Friday 7 September

13 FANCY (ADULT) Class 1 DUTCH, black, (adult). Class 3 DUTCH, blue, (adult). Class 5 DUTCH, steel/b grey, (adult). Class 7 DUTCH, any other colour, (adult). Class 9 ENGLISH, black/blue, (adult). Class 11 ENGLISH, any other colour, (adult). Class 13 TAN, black, (adult). Class 15 TAN, any other colour, (adult). Class 17 POLISH, any other colour, (adult). Class 19 SILVER, any other colour, (adult). Class 21 HIMALAYAN, any colour, (adult). Class 23 BELGIAN HARE, (adult). Class 25 DWARF, self, (adult). Class 27 DWARF, smk/sab, (adult). Class 29 DWARF, any other colour, n/self, (adult). Class 31 THRIANTA, (adult). Class 33 ANY OTHER VARIETY FANCY, (adult). Class 35 FANCY CHALLENGE, (adult). FANCY (YOUNG - UNDER 5 MONTHS) Class 2 DUTCH, black, (young) (U/4 mths). Class 4 DUTCH, blue, (young) (U/4 mths) Class 6 DUTCH, steel/b grey, (young) (U/4 mths) Class 8 DUTCH, any other colour, (young) (U/4) Class 10 ENGLISH, black/blue, (young). Class 12 ENGLISH, any other colour, (young). Class 14 TAN, black, (young). Class 16 TAN, any other colour, (young). Class 18 POLISH, any other colour, (young). Class 20 SILVER, any other colour, (young). Class 22 HIMALAYAN, any colour, (young). Class 24 BELGIAN HARE, (young). Class 26 DWARF, self, (young). Class 28 DWARF, smk/sab (young). Class 30 DWARF, any other colour, n/self, (young). Class 32 THRIANTA (young). Class 34 ANY OTHER VARIETY FANCY, (young). Class 36 FANCY CHALLENGE (young). SPECIAL PRIZES SP1 Fancy Section - Challenge Certificates & Best of Breed Certificates offered by the British Rabbit Council. LOPS (ADULT) LOPS (YOUNG - UNDER 5 MONTHS) Class 37 DWARF LOP, self, (adult). Class 38 DWARF LOP, self, (young). Class 39 DWARF LOP, n/self, (adult). Class 40 DWARF LOP, n/self (young). Class 41 FRENCH LOP, self, (adult). Class 42 FRENCH LOP, self, (young). Class 43 FRENCH LOP, non self, (adult). Class 44 FRENCH LOP, non self, (young). Class 45 GERMAN LOP, self, (adult). Class 46 GERMAN LOP, self, (young). Class 47 GERMAN LOP, non self, (adult). Class 48 GERMAN LOP, non self, (young). Class 49 MINI LOP, self, (adult). Class 50 MINI LOP, self, (young). Class 51 MINI LOP, any other colour, (adult). Class 52 MINI LOP, any other colour, (young). Class 53 LOP, any other variety, (adult). Class 54 LOP, any other variety, (young). Class 55 LOP CHALLENGE, (adult). Class 56 LOP CHALLENGE, (young). SPECIAL PRIZES SP2 Lop Section - Challenge Certificates & Best of Breed Certificates offered by the British Rabbit Council.

14 FUR (ADULT) FUR (YOUNG - UNDER 5 MONTHS) Class 57 Class 59 Class 61 Class 63 Class 65 Class 67 Class 69 Class 71 Class 73 Class 75 Class 77 Class 79 Class 81 Class 83 SABLE, marten, (adult). SABLE, siamese, (adult). FOX, any other colour, (adult). ARGENTE, any colour, (adult). SATIN, (adult). CHINCHILLA, (adult). ALASKA, (adult). CONTI GIANT, self, (adult). CONTI GIANT, n/self, (adult). BEVEREN, (adult). NEW ZEALAND, white, (adult). RARE VARIETY, (adult). ANY OTHER VARIETY FUR, (adult). FUR CHALLENGE, (adult). Class 58 SABLE, marten, (young). Class 60 SABLE, siamese, (young). Class 62 FOX, any other colour, (young). Class 64 ARGENTE, any colour, (young). Class 66 SATIN, (young). Class 68 CHINCHILLA, (young). Class 70 ALASKA, (young). Class 72 CONTI GIANT, self, (young). Class 74 CONTI GIANT, n/self, (young). Class 76 BEVEREN, (young). Class 78 NEW ZEALAND, white, (young). Class 80 RARE VARIETY, (young). Class 82 ANY OTHER VARIETY FUR, (young). Class 84 FUR CHALLENGE, (young). SPECIAL PRIZES SP3 Fur Section - Challenge Certificates & Best of Breed Certificates offered by the British Rabbit Council. REX (ADULT) Class 85 Ermine, (adult). Class 87 Black, (adult). Class 89 Siamese, seal/sable, (adult). Class 91 Marten, seal/sable, (adult). Class 93 Orange/fawn, (adult). Class 95 Caster, (adult). Class 97 Any colour, self, (adult). Class 99 Any other colour, non-self, (adult). Class 101 MINI, self, (adult). Class 103 MINI, caster, (adult). Class 105 MINI, any other colour, (adult). Class 107 REX CHALLENGE, (adult). REX (YOUNG - UNDER 5 MONTHS) Class 86 Ermine, (young). Class 88 Black, (young). Class 90 Siamese, seal/sable, (young). Class 92 Marten, seal/sable, (young). Class 94 Orange/fawn, (young). Class 96 Caster, (young). Class 98 Any colour, self, (young). Class 100 Any other colour, non-self, (young). Class 102 MINI, self, (young). Class 104 MINI, caster (young). Class 106 MINI, any other colour (young). Class 108 REX CHALLENGE, (young). SPECIAL PRIZES SP4 Rex Section - Challenge Certificates & Best of Breed Certificates offered by the British Rabbit Council. GRAND CHALLENGE Class 109 GRAND CHALLENGE, (adult). Class 110 GRAND CHALLENGE, (young). JUNIOR CLASSES (rosettes, no prize money) Class 111 FANCY, JUNIOR, rabbit of any age. Class 112 LOP, JUNIOR, rabbit of any age. Class 113 Class 115 FUR, JUNIOR, rabbit of any age. JUNIOR CHALLENGE Class 114 REX, JUNIOR, rabbit of any age.

15 HONEY SECTION Yorkshire Beekeepers Open Honey Show Judging will commence at 9.30 am on Saturday 20 October in Hall One Exhibits to be staged by 8.30am. The Judge s decision on all class results is final. ENTRY FEES 1.00 per entry with a minimum entry fee of PRIZE MONEY 1 st nd rd Prize Cards will be awarded for 1 st to 3 rd placed exhibits in all classes, subject to merit For Championships: Prize Cards and Rosettes will be awarded. Trophies CH1 and CH2 are offered by the Yorkshire Agricultural Society. Trophies CH3 to CH9 are kindly offered by the Yorkshire Beekeepers Association and are to be awarded to YBKA Members only. All trophies are perpetual and must be returned to the Deputy Chief Steward before the 1 September CHIEF STEWARD D Shannon, Doncaster, South Yorkshire. DEPUTY CHIEF STEWARD T Jefferson, Whitby, North Yorkshire. GENERAL ENQUIRIES Please contact the Livestock & Entries Department Special Conditions Applicable to all Classes. AT SHOW: JUDGES Mr T Ashley Mr A Woodwawrd 1. See General Regulations Clause 5 regarding Mead and Honey Wine bottle sizes, capacity and stoppers. 2. The use of hydrometer to test the SG of Mead and Honey Wine may be used at the Judges or Chief Stewards discretion. 3. Dry Mead SG Medium Sweet Mead SG Sweet Mead SG Exhibitors are requested to supply cakes on a paper plate with class label attached. The exhibit to be enclosed in a plastic bag together with the remaining two class labels enclosed in a separate envelope for stewards to affix to the exhibit at staging time.

16 Class 1 Class 2 Class 3 Class 4 Class 5 Class 6 Class 7 Class 8 Class 9 TWO ONE POUND JARS OF LIGHT HONEY, of any year. TWO ONE POUND JARS OF MEDIUM HONEY, of any year. TWO ONE POUND JARS OF DARK HONEY, of any year. TWO ONE POUND JARS OF NATURALLY GRANULATED HONEY, of any year. TWO ONE POUND JARS OF SOFT-SET HONEY, of any year. TWO ONE POUND JARS OF LING HEATHER HONEY, of any year FOUR ONE POUND JARS OF HONEY, four distinct varieties, all different. To be entered by a District Association of the Yorkshire Beekeepers Association. Winner to hold the Chairman s Gavel for one year. NOVICE CLASS, Two One Pound Jars of identical honey of any type. For entrants who have not one at a previous Countryside Live or Great Yorkshire or Yorkshire Beekeepers Association s Annual Show. SIX JARS OF HONEY. Either six one pound jars or six 12oz jars only to be displayed. Each containing all the same type of honey Competitors must only place the given class numbers upon the six jars, one on each. They must then place 2 of their own labels as for sale with all correct information clearly evident to comply with current food standards regs. plus tamper labels if required in a clear small plastic bag to be placed under the exhibitors jars by the stewards, names downwards. The attractiveness of these labels to be taken into account only after the honey has been judged on its own merit, for added points by the presiding honey judge if required. The labels will then be attached to the jars by the judges steward only after the prize position has been declared. Class 10 TWO PIECES OF CUT-COMB, flower or heather, presented in standard commercial containers. Minimum weight of 225 grams. Place 1 label in top R/H corner of lid. Class 11 COMB OF HONEY SHALLOW OR DEEP, of any year, any honey suitable, for extraction by centrifuge. Combs with granulated honey will be marked down. Class 12 PLAIN CAKE OF BEESWAX, to weigh between 400 and maximum of 550 grams. Minimum thickness to be 25mm. Class 13 ONE PIECE OF BEESWAX, prepared for commercial purposes, perfect moulding not required, to be broken by the judge. Minimum weight 454 grams. Minimum thickness to be 25mm. All exhibits to be placed into a sealable clear plastic bag on a white paper plate. One of the labels to be placed on the plate and one on the outside of the plastic bag. Class 14 DECORATIVE BEESWAX PRODUCTS, minimum of three pieces and maximum six pieces. Maximum display area 305mm x 305mm. Class 15 TWO BEESWAX CANDLES, made by moulding or dipping. Candles to be displayed erect and to be lit by the judges. Class 16 DECORATIVE BEESWAX FLOWERS, must be made from owner s own pure beeswax. Models are not to exceed 250mm x 250mm and 250mm high. Class 17 MOUNTED PHOTOGRAPH, All photographs can be black & white or colour (both are acceptable), on honey bees related photo subject matter. All photographs must now be A4 in size - No larger, no smaller - and must fit within an A4 mounting which will be provided by stewards when the photograph is submitted as an entry to be staged. These will then be placed in a clear A4 plastic sleeve (also provided). Each competitor must provide a short narrative on a sticky label (not to exceed 20mm in H. x 80mm in L) relating to the subject of the photo. Stewards will place the label on the outside of the clear sleeve at the top centre of mount. The mounts provided will be identical - the border area measures 30mm x 25mm with an inside area of 250mm in L x 150mm in H, or vice versa. Failure to adhere to all the above will result in photo disqualification. Class 18 Class 19 Class 20 Class 21 Class 22 ONE PLAIN HONEY CAKE, sweetened with honey only. Made in accordance with the recipe detailed within the recipe section of the schedule. (Cake must be 200mm diameter max). HONEY SWEETS EXHIBITOR S OWN RECIPE, (toffee, fudge etc; a minimum of two pieces from the same recipe, total entry not to exceed 454 grams. (No flour based recipes to be used in this class). ONE BOTTLE OF DRY MEAD. ONE BOTTLE OF SWEET MEAD. ONE BOTTLE OF MELOMEL MEAD, exhibitors own recipe. Type of melomel to be written on a label of no more than 2 inch square of 50 x 50 mm and stuck to the opposite side of the bottle to the class label. It must also indicate sweet, med sweet, dry or med dry also. All exhibits must be made with pure honey, fruit or pure fruit juices.

17 CHAMPIONSHIPS & SPECIAL PRIZES CH1 CH2 CH3 Best Exhibit in the Mead and Melomel Classes: Diamond Jubilee Mead Horn Perpetual Challenge Trophy - to be presented to the exhibitor with the most points gained from classes 20 to 22. The Best Exhibit in All Classes The British Beekeepers Association and the National Honey Show Blue Ribbon Award. The Yorkshire Herald Cup for most points in Show. CH4 The Horstman Cup for the Best Light Honey, in Class 1. CH5 The Albert Parkinson MBE Challenge Cup for best bottled Ling Heather, Class 6. CH6 CH7 The Will Slinger Challenge Cup for best frame of honey for extraction and cut-comb (combined points Classes 10 and 11. The Yorkshire Post Cup for most points in Show by a member of the Yorkshire Beekeepers Association (with the exception of Class 8). CH8 The Yorkshire Beekeepers Association Challenge Cup for most points by an individual in classes 1-6 inclusive. CH9 The Chairman s Gavel for Class 7 to be entered and won by a member/s of a District Association of the Yorkshire Beekeepers Association, held for one year. These Trophies are awarded to YBKA Members only. Rosettes & Prize cards for all other placings. SP1 SP2 Yorkshire Beekeepers Association Certificates of Merit - will be awarded to exhibits in all classes where deemed appropriate by the presiding judges. A Thornes Voucher donated by the Jefferson Family of Stonelea Apiaries, Whitby, will be awarded for the best exhibit in Class 8. Please read carefully all honey show rules and regs on page 34 when preparing exhibits. Failure to comply to all will result in the exhibit Not Being Judged. Plain Honey Cake (Class 16) RECIPES & METHODS Ingredients: 225gms (8oz) Self-Raising Flour 2 eggs (medium) 115gms (4oz) Butter Pinch of Salt 225gms (8oz) Honey (any variety) Milk if required Method: 1. Cream the butter and honey together. 2. Beat the eggs well and add alternatively with sifted flour and salt. Add a little milk if required. 3. Bake in a well buttered 7 tin (or thereabouts) for up to 1½ hours in a moderate oven. ALL METRIC AND IMPERIAL MEASUREMENTS HAVE BEEN CALCULATED SEPARATELY USE ONE SET OF MEASUREMENTS ONLY AS THEY ARE NOT EXACT EQUIVALENTS OF EACH OTHER

18 GENERAL REGULATIONS (Applicable to all sections) Show Opening Times Saturday 20 October - 9am 5pm Sunday 21 October - 9am 5pm 1 ENTRY FEES / TICKETS (PASSES) Entry fees are shown at the front of each section and on the entry form (including a minimum spend). These will only be refunded in the event of cancellation of classes owing to insufficient entries or exhibitors, or to exhibitors who present a valid veterinary certificate (with the exhibitor pack relating to the entry) by Friday 26 October. All fees will be forfeited by any exhibitor who fails to exhibit. A maximum of 4 tickets will be supplied per exhibitor. 2 SUBSTITUTION OF ENTRIES Substitution of entries can be made until the entry close date after which time this may be done at the discretion of the Livestock & Entries Department. (This does not apply to the Cattle section see specific Reg. 27). 3 CANCELLATION OF ENTRIES The Society reserves the right to refuse any entry without explanation. 4 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF ENTRIES The Livestock & Entries Office will acknowledge the receipt of all entries in the form of a ticket letter 7-10 days prior to the Show; this will have a detailed list of entries that you have made, along with all relevant tickets and passes that are required for Show. 5 EXHIITOR VEHICLE/CARAVANS All Exhibitor vehicles and caravans must be parked in the specific areas allocated for the purpose. There will be a charge of 20 per caravan or tent without electricity and 40 per caravan with electricity supply. 6 ATTENDANTS ACCOMMODATION The Sir John Dunnington-Jefferson House offers 10 twin rooms (maximum occupancy of 2 people) and 60 single rooms (to be occupied by one person only) together with washing facilities and toilets in the same building. Rooms are secure, each with basic furniture, bed(s) and a mattress. Exhibitors must provide their own bedding. Opening times: 2pm Friday 19 October 6pm Sunday 21 October. There will be a warden on the premises. Exhibitors are NOT allowed to sleep in stalls/pens for safety reasons. 7 DINING FACILITIES Stock Attendants catering facilities with a bar will be situated between the Halls and will be open from Friday 19 October to Sunday 21 October. Details of times will be confirmed nearer the Show. 8 OWNERSHIP OF EXHIBITS All stock should be the property of the exhibitor at the closing date for entries. 9 BREAKING THE RULES Any Exhibitor who contravenes any of the Society s rules or uses unfair means to win a prize will forfeit all prizes and prize money and may be disqualified from attending future shows. 10 DISPUTES In the event of any dispute the decision of the Show Director or Chief Executive shall be final. 11 EMERGENCY VETERINARY TREATMENT It is a condition of entry that the Society s Veterinary Surgeons may treat any animal in an emergency whether or not the owner/exhibitor is present. It is the owner s responsibility to ensure that all animals are fit and well when they enter the showground and an animal may be excluded at any time on Veterinary advice. It is the responsibility of the owner/exhibitor to pay for veterinary treatment at the time of treatment. 12 FITNESS TO TRAVEL/TRANSPORT OF PREGNANT ANIMALS Animals must be fit for the intended journey before the journey starts and must remain sufficiently fit throughout the journey. This means the animal should be healthy enough to tolerate the entire journey it is about to make (including loading, unloading and any journey breaks) with no or very little adverse effect on it and the journey should not cause the animal any suffering or injury. The means of transport must be designed, constructed, maintained and operated so as to avoid injury

19 and suffering and ensure the safety of the animals. A journey includes the period from the loading of the first animal to the unloading of the last animal. Any animal entered in the Show that is not fit to travel should be left at the holding premises. The transport of pregnant animals for whom 90% or more of the expected gestation period has already passed, or who have given birth in the previous week is prohibited. Any animal entered to which these criteria apply should not be brought to the Show under any circumstances. [Council Regulation (EC) 1/2005, implemented by The Welfare of Animals (Transport) (England) Order 2006] 13 PRIZE MONEY The vouchers will be handed to you by the steward. Please go to Hall One Reception desk to cash these in during the Show; vouchers must be cashed before 5pm on Sunday 21 October. Vouchers will NOT be redeemed after the Show. 14 DISPLAY OF EXHIBITS No exhibit may be covered during the show opening hours. Only prize cards and rosettes won at Countryside Live in the current year may be displayed and are displayed at the owner s risk. 15 JUDGING IN THE RINGS Every animal parading in the ring for competition must remain in its class until the final awards of the judges have been made or consent to leave has been sought from the judges and stewards. All exhibitors in a class are under the control of the judge until such time as they leave the ring upon completion of the class. 16 CHAMPIONSHIPS First prize winners must where eligible compete for the Championship prizes. Second prize winners must be ready to compete if required. 17 PROTESTS Any exhibitor wishing to make a protest or objection must do so in writing to the Chief Executive of the Yorkshire Agricultural Society before 6pm on the day judging takes place. If the protest relates to false entry or description, it will be accepted if made within seven days after the close of show. All protests must state the specific grounds and the sum of 40 must be deposited with the Chief Executive at the time. All protests will be considered by a Committee, normally chaired by the Show Director. The decision of the Committee will be final. If the protest is determined against the objector their deposit will be forfeited unless in the opinion of the Committee there existed good and reasonable grounds for the protest, when the deposit may be returned. If the protest is determined against the objector they may also be liable to the Organisers for the amount of costs and expenses incurred, unless in the opinion of the Committee there existed good and reasonable ground for protest. 18 PASSES Exhibitors will be issued with exhibitor pass/es. All passes for all exhibitors are issued at the discretion of the Organiser. 19 DOGS Dogs are not allowed in the showground during the show with the exception of registered assistance dogs or dogs that are part of a CSL display team. 20 CRUELTY TO ANIMALS Any person causing suffering or any form of cruelty to animals will incur a lifetime ban on returning to the Show. This applies to any owner, rider, exhibitor, handler, or member of the public, who causes any animal unnecessary suffering or duress, day or night, anywhere on the showground or the vehicle parks. Should any person/s be considered to be breaking this rule, the appropriate YAS Officials will be informed and immediate action will be taken. 21 HEALTH & SAFETY All staff, contractors, exhibitors and visitors must comply with the Health & Safety Policy for Countryside Live 2018 and the legal requirements placed on them. It is the responsibility of all exhibitors to familiarise themselves with the Health and Safety Policy for the Show and to comply with any requirements placed on them whilst competing at the Show. Livestock must be under the control of a competent handler at all times and they must use approved restraints which are safe and fit for purpose. Movements on the Showground include areas used by the public and from the cattle lines into the judging rings and handlers must ensure adequate safeguards are in place to prevent an animal from escaping. If the handler is a junior handler (under 18 years of age) they must be supervised by an experienced adult handler who is able to restrain/control the animal in an emergency.

20 Livestock exhibitors will indemnify the Yorkshire Agricultural Society for any losses suffered as a result of their failure to provide competent handlers in accordance with these regulations and the GYS Health and Safety Policy. 22 DISCLAIMER The Society and its officers shall not be responsible for any accident, damage or loss however caused that may occur to any exhibitor or his servant or to any animal, article, or property exhibited or brought onto the Showground by him. Each exhibitor shall indemnify the Society from and against all actions, suits, expenses or claims on account of or in respect of any such damage or injury however caused. 23 CANCELLATION OR POSTPONEMENT The Organisers reserve the right to postpone or cancel the Show or a particular event for safety reasons or any other unforeseen circumstances that may dictate at the time. 24 EXHIBITORS DETAILS Exhibitors details may appear in the Show Catalogue. Details of prize winning animals may also be sent to local media outlets. This is a condition of entering the Show. PUBLICITY AND DATA PROTECTION The Society shall have permission 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 future concerning any of the Society s activities; b) publicise the names and home 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. PIGEON SPECIFIC REGULATIONS 25 All exhibitors must conform to the current DEFRA Regulations appertaining to the Exhibition of Pigeons. Please refer to the conditions outlined in the enclosed Newcastle Disease Declaration. 26 Schedules and entry forms may be obtained from the Livestock & Entries Office, Yorkshire Agricultural Society, Great Yorkshire Showground, Harrogate, HG2 8NZ and must be completed and returned together with a remittance for all charges to reach the Livestock & Entries Office by the stated entry close date. 27 There is a minimum entry fee of 6.00 (for 3 entries); subsequent entries are charged at Exhibitor tickets will be allocated on the basis of 1 one-day pass per 6.00 paid in entry fees. 28 All pigeons must be in the Showground and penned before 9.00 am on Saturday of the Show. Birds must remain penned until 5.00pm on the day of the Pigeon Show. All vehicles delivering birds onto the Showground must drop off their birds and be parked in the designated Pigeon Exhibitors car park, before the Show opens to the public at 9.00am. 29 The Society s Stewards will arrange to pen, un-pen and feed and water the birds, and stage exhibits. Exhibitors and others, not part of the staff or engaged in the business of the Show, will not be permitted to pen or un-pen their birds, stage exhibits or remain in any shed, until it be open to the public on completion of the judging. This will be strictly enforced. Exhibitors must satisfy themselves as to the adequacy and suitability of penning arrangements and the like and while the Society will endeavour to provide adequate penning, birds are brought onto the Showground at the risk, in all respects, of exhibitors and on the express condition that the Society shall accept no liability or responsibility in respect of penning arrangements. 30 In the event of the number of entries in any class falling below three, or the number of exhibitors being less than two, the class may be cancelled. 31 All exhibits shall be the bona fide property of the exhibitor. When any exhibit entered at this Show is the property of more than one owner, the same may be entered in the name of one of the proprietors.

21 32 No exhibit can be entered in more than one class, except Challenge Classes, unless stated. 33 If, for any reason a judge is unable to attend, the Society reserves the right to appoint a substitute. 34 Unhealthy birds must not be exhibited. Such entries will be immediately returned to the owners and the entry fees forfeited. 35 To enable awarding of the Fancy Championship & Special Awards, each judge will hand the pen number of the best adult and the best current year bird in his section to the Chief Steward. PIGEONS - BIOSECURITY CONTROLS In addition to the general Biosecurity in place you must comply with the following additional controls as part of exhibiting (Pigeons/Poultry) at Countryside Live. 1. All birds entered at Countryside Live should be health checked before travelling to the event. 2. Cages, crates, baskets or other containers used to bring birds to Countryside Live must be thoroughly cleaned and disinfected before your journey. Cages etc, which are visibly contaminated with bird droppings or other material of bird origin, other than faeces produced during transportation of the birds to the event must not be brought onto the Showground. 3. Exhibitors must ensure that visitors are discouraged from touching the birds at all times. 4. Please ensure you wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water after contact with birds or other material of bird origin. PRIZE MONEY The vouchers will be handed to you by the steward. Please go to Hall One Reception desk to cash these in during the Show; vouchers must be cashed before 5pm on Sunday 21 October. Vouchers will NOT be redeemed after the Show. POULTRY SPECIFIC REGULATIONS 1 All exhibitors must conform to the current DEFRA Regulations appertaining to the Exhibition of Poultry. The attention of exhibitors is particularly drawn to the following legislation by DEFRA which came into operation on 26 th October 1989:- The Poultry Breeding Flocks and Hatcheries (Registration and Testing) Order 1989 This may apply to your flock. For further information you should contact your local Divisional Veterinary Officer 2 Restrictions on Movement of Poultry to the Show Please refer to the conditions outlined in the enclosed Newcastle Disease Declaration. 3 Schedules and entry forms may be obtained from the Livestock & Entries Office, Yorkshire Agricultural Society, Great Yorkshire Showground, Harrogate, HG2 8NZ, Tel: or and must be completed and returned together with a remittance for all charges to reach the Livestock & Entries Office by the stated entry close date. 4 There is a minimum entry fee of 6.00 (for 3 birds or 4 eggs); subsequent entries are charged at 2.00 per bird or 1.50 per egg. Exhibitor tickets will be allocated on the basis of 1 one-day pass per 6.00 paid in entry fees. 5 All Poultry must be in the Showground and penned by 8.30 am on Sunday of Show. Birds must remain penned until 5pm on the day of the Poultry Show. All vehicles delivering birds on to the Showground must drop off their birds and be parked in the designated Pigeon Exhibitors car park, before the Show opens to the public at 9.00am. 6 It is the responsibility of the owners to feed and water their birds. The Society s Stewards will stage exhibits. Exhibitors and others, not acting as stewards or engaged in the business of the Show, will not be permitted to pen or un-pen their birds, stage exhibits or remain in any shed, until it be open to the public on completion of judging. Exhibitors must satisfy themselves as to the adequacy and suitability of penning arrangements and the like and while the Society will endeavour to provide adequate penning, birds are brought onto the Showground at the risk, in all respects, of exhibitors and on the express condition that the Society shall accept no liability or responsibility in respect of penning arrangements.. 7 Unhealthy birds must not be exhibited. Such entries will be immediately returned to the owners and the entry fees forfeited. 8 The title Male or Female indicates Cock or Cockerel or Hen or Pullet.

22 9 In the event of the number of entries in any class falling below three, or the number of exhibitors being less than two, the class may be cancelled. 10 All exhibits shall be bona fide property of the exhibitor. When any exhibit entered at the Show of this Society is the property of more than one owner, the same may be entered in the name of one of the proprietors. 11 No exhibit can be entered in more than once class. 12 If for any reason a judge be unable to act the Society reserves the right to appoint a substitute. POULTRY BIOSECURITY CONTROLS In addition to the general Biosecurity in place you must comply with the following additional controls as part of exhibiting (Pigeons/Poultry) at Countryside Live. 1. All birds entered at Countryside Live should be health checked before travelling to the event. 2. Cages, crates, baskets or other containers used to bring birds to Countryside Live must be thoroughly cleaned and disinfected before your journey. Cages etc, which are visibly contaminated with bird droppings or other material of bird origin, other than faeces produced during transportation of the birds to the event must not be brought onto the Showground. 3. Exhibitors must ensure that visitors are discouraged from touching the birds at all times. 4. Please ensure you wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water after contact with birds or other material of bird origin. PRIZE MONEY The vouchers will be handed to you by the steward. Please go to Hall One Reception desk to cash these in during the Show; vouchers must be cashed before 5pm on Sunday 21 October. Vouchers will NOT be redeemed after the Show. RABBIT SPECIFIC R E GULA T I ONS (The General Show Regulations below also apply to this section) 1 Myxomatosis Vaccination All exhibitors must conform to the current DEFRA Regulations regarding the exhibition of Rabbits. It is recommended that all rabbits exhibited at the Show should have been vaccinated against myxomatosis within the twelve months preceding the first day of the Show. 2 Penning All rabbits must be penned by 8.30am on Saturday of Show. Exhibits may be delivered to the Rabbit Gate in Grey Park for transportation to the Rabbit Building by trolley. All vehicles must be parked before rabbits are penned. There will be no access onto the actual showground itself for the delivery of exhibits. Exhibitors must ensure that the rabbits are transported in a rigid, well ventilated carrying basket of sufficient size for the type of rabbit. After penning, only stewards and judges will be permitted to unpen any exhibit. Water will be provided for the animals by the stewards. The Society will provide pens for rabbits, and exhibitors must satisfy themselves as to the adequacy and suitability of the penning arrangements. Rabbits are bought onto the Showground at the risk of exhibitors and the Society will not accept liability or responsibility in respect of penning arrangements. Rabbits must NOT be left on the showground on the Saturday evening. Judging will commence at 9am on Saturday of Show. Senior Rabbit Steward, Mrs Sheila Cornforth can be contacted on No rail stock hand stock only. Schedules and entry forms may be obtained from the Livestock & Entries Office, Yorkshire Agricultural Society, Great Yorkshire Showground, Harrogate, HG2 8NZ, Tel: or and must be completed and returned together with a remittance for all charges to reach the Livestock & Entries Office by the stated entry close date. 4 There is a minimum entry fee of 6.00 (for 2 rabbits); subsequent entries are charged at 3.00 per Rabbit. Exhibitor tickets will be allocated on the basis of 1 one-day pass per 6.00 paid in entry fees. PRIZE MONEY The vouchers will be handed to you by the steward. Please go to Hall One Reception desk to cash these in during the Show; vouchers must be cashed before 5pm on Sunday 21 October. Vouchers will NOT be redeemed after the Show.