SYKEHOUSE SHOW SOCIETY
Founded 1884
Registered Charity No 502462
123RD SYKEHOUSE SHOW
SUNDAY 2nd AUGUST 2008
Poplars Farm, Sykehouse, Dn14 9as
(By kind permission of Mr D E Fox & Family)
Schedule of Classes
IN HAND & RIDDEN PONIES - FANCY DRESS - AGRICULTURAL HORSES
DAIRY & BEEF CATTLE – COMMERCIAL SHEEP & JACOB SHEEP - HUNTERS
GYMKHANA - BSJA AFFILIATED & UNAFFILIATED JUMPING
ARTS & CRAFTS – HORTICULTURE & AGRICULTURE
Honorary Secretary - Mrs J Threadgold
Wayside Cottage, Pincheon Green, Sykehouse, GOOLE DN14 9AQ
Tel: 01405 785349
www.sykehouseshow.org.uk
PLEASE NOTE AN EXTRA £2 PER ENTRY WILL BE CHARGED FOR ENTRIES TAKEN ON THE DAY.
NUMBERS WILL BE POSTED IF 1st CLASS STAMP IS INCLUDED WITH ENTRIES RECEIVED BY 28TH JULY
ARTS & CRAFTS MARQUEE
HOME CRAFTS - HANDICRAFTS - PAINTING - FLORAL ART
Honorary Secretary Mrs K Duckitt
Tel: 01405 812277
AGRICULTURAL & HORTICULTURAL MARQUEE
FLOWERS - FRUIT - VEGETABLES - FARM PRODUCE
Honorary Secretary Mrs S Fox
Tel: 01405 785223
RULES
1 Any objection to an exhibitor to be made to the secretary (in writing) before the distribution of prizes. Any such objection to be accompanied by a deposit of £10; to be forfeited if the objection be proved frivolous.
2 Any person wilfully creating a disturbance including the playing of unauthorised music will be expelled from the showground and lose any claim he might otherwise be entitled to.
3 The Committee reserves the right to postpone or abandon the Show in case of bad weather, to make any alteration in the programme which circumstances may render necessary, to withhold any prize or prizes if there are not sufficient entries, or to limit the entry. On no account will entry fees be returned, nor will expenses be allowed to any exhibitor in the case of postponement or abandonment.
4 The decision of Judges in every case to be accepted as final. Officials only are allowed in the ring.
5 Exhibits to be the property of the exhibitor.
6 Trophies will be presented following judging. Acceptance of the custody of a Challenge Trophy by the holder shall be deemed as sufficient guarantee that he/she thereby agrees and undertakes to return same free of cost to the Show Committee on or before 30th June previous to the next Annual Show.
7 Affiliated Show Jumping under BSJA rules –Competitors must be dressed according to the BSJA rules.
8 At the Committee's discretion, late entries will be charged double entry fees.
9 All entries are shown at the risk of the exhibitors and no responsibility will be accepted by the Committee, their Stewards or other assistants for anything that may happen to exhibitors, their assistants or members of the public, their property or animals in connection with or arising out of this Show including circumstances involving the Data Protection Act. It shall be a condition of entry that each exhibitor agrees to indemnify the Committee against any legal action arising there from.
10 All animals must be halter trained and quiet – and under the control of competent, experienced handlers.
11 The Committee reserve the right to have animals measured in any type of class by their official Veterinary Surgeon unless a valid JMB Height Certificate is presented. Any animal may be measured at random.
12 All riders MUST wear correctly secured safety hats to British Standard, appropriate to their entry.
13 Everyone entering the Show Ground should be aware of the Code of Health & Safety Regulations, a copy of which is available for inspection at the Secretary’s' Tent.
14 All foals must be 3 weeks old or over on the day of the Show.
15 Exhibitors and trades people must have Public Liability Insurance Cover.
16 It is the responsibility of all exhibitors that livestock trailers arrive at the Showfield in a very clean condition direct from their farm and must not leave the Showfield except to return direct to their farm. All livestock handlers must also ensure they wear clean outer clothing at all times, to comply with DEFRA directives.
17 In accordance with the Data Protection Act - by signing the entry form, entering any class at the Show or holding any kind of Trade Stand or Craft Stall - all exhibitors agree to their details being published in advertising and results.
18 All number cards to be collected from Secretary’s Tent (unless stamps are enclosed with entry and fee)
PONY CLASSES
Commencing 9.00am prompt JUDGE: - Mr M Hendrie, Sykehouse RING 2
Entry Fee £5 Prizes: £10, £7, £5 - Rosettes to 4th place
1 IN HAND PIEBALD, SKEWBALD OR TRICOLOUR HORSE OR PONY
Any age, height, sex or type.
kindly sponsored by ST MARY’S CHURCH, Kirk Bramwith with Fenwick & Moss
2 IN HAND ANY BREED - LOCAL HORSE OR PONY
Horse/ Pony or attendant to live within 8-mile radius of Showfield – eligibility list in Schedule
Kindly sponsored by F J Atherfold Esq - WINE APPRECIATION, Fishlake
3 LEAD REIN SHOW PONY - Mare or Gelding, 4 yrs old & over, not exceeding 128cm.
Riders not to have attained their 8th birthday before 1st January in the current year.
To be led by an attendant. To be shown in snaffle bridle.
The JUBILEE TROPHY to be awarded to the winner
Kindly sponsored by R & G THOMPSON & SON, Sykehouse
4 IN HAND PURE BRED, PART BRED OR ANGLO ARAB - Mare, Filly or Gelding, any age
The SUNEAN ARABIANS TROPHY to be awarded to the winner.
Kindly sponsored by S WALSH & N SWIFT, Sprotborough
Prize money for this class only - £25, £15, £10
5 FIRST RIDDEN SHOW PONY - Mare or Gelding, 4 yrs old & over, not exceeding 128cm
Riders not to have attained their 12th birthday before 1st January in the current year.
To be shown in an appropriate bridle.
The CLIFTON GARAGE TROPHY to be awarded to the winner
6 RIDDEN PIEBALD, SKEWBALD OR TRICOLOUR HORSE / PONY Any type, sex or colour
Kindly sponsored by G B CARS, Sykehouse
7 RIDDEN PONY – Any breed – 14.2 hh & under. Stallion, Mare or Gelding 4 yrs & over,
The PARKIN LANDSCAPES TROPHY to be awarded to the winner
Kindly sponsored by WEST BANK SHOW TEAM, Carlton
8 RIDDEN PURE BRED, PART BRED OR ANGLO ARAB - 4 years or over
Kindly sponsored by F J Atherfold Esq - WINE APPRECIATION, Fishlake
The WILLIAM DUCKITT TROPHY will be awarded to the winner.
9 IN HAND VETERAN HORSE / PONY – Any breed – 15 years & over
Kindly sponsored by SORRELCOURT STUD, Pollington
The SNAITH PEWTER TROPHY will be awarded to the winner
MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND CLASSES WILL NOT START BEFORE 1.00pm
JUDGE: - Mr A D C Hinde, Aberford
10 IN HAND MINIATURE SHETLAND PONY - 4 years & over Stallion, Gelding or Mare, with or without foal at foot. 1, 2 & 3 years old Filly or Gelding. Special Rosette for best foal & yearling.
Kindly sponsored by BOOTHFERRY ENGINEERING SERVICES, Goole
The BOOTHFERRY ENGINEERING SERVICES TROPHY will be awarded to the winner.
11 IN HAND SHETLAND PONY – Stallion, Mare or Gelding, 4 years & over,
With or without foal at foot.
Kindly sponsored by MR & MRS ELLIOTT, Hexham
The OLD VICARAGE STUD TROPHY will be awarded to the winner.
12 IN HAND SHETLAND PONY – Yearling Colt, Filly or Gelding & 2 & 3 years old Filly or Gelding.
Special rosette for best yearling. Class will be split if entries warrant.
Kindly sponsored by THE BARUGH FAMILY, Aldbrough
13 IN HAND WELSH A, DARTMOOR & EXMOOR Mare or Gelding, 4 years or over,
With or without foal at foot.
The LEGER VIEW STUD PERPETUAL SHIELD awarded to winner
Kindly sponsored by LEGER VIEW STUD, Sykehouse
14 IN HAND WELSH A, DARTMOOR & EXMOOR Yearling Colt, Filly or Gelding, 2-3 years old Filly or Gelding. Special Rosette for best yearling.
The MAPLEBECK STUD PERPETUAL TROPHY awarded to winner
kindly sponsored by ST CUTHBERT’S CHURCH, Fishlake
15 IN HAND WELSH B & NEW FOREST Mare or Gelding, 4 years or over,
With or without foal at foot.
The LEGER VIEW STUD PONY TROPHY awarded to winner
16 IN HAND WELSH B & NEW FOREST Yearling Colt, Filly or Gelding, 2-3 years old Filly or Gelding. Special Rosette for best yearling.
17 IN HAND WELSH C&D, FELL, DALES, HIGHLAND, CONNEMARA Mare or Gelding,
4 years or over, with or without foal at foot.
18 IN HAND WELSH C&D, FELL, DALES, HIGHLAND, CONNEMARA Yearling Colt, Filly or Gelding, 2-3 years old Filly or Gelding. Special Rosette for best yearling.
19 MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND FOAL – from classes 11, 13, 15, 17 Special rosette for all entries
The THORNHOLME TROPHY presented by Mr & Mrs S Bailey will be awarded to the winner
20 MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND LEAD REIN PONY - Mare or Gelding 4 yrs old & over not exceeding 128cm Rider not to have attained their 9th birthday before 1st January in the current year - to be led by an attendant. To be shown in snaffle bridles.
21 MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND FIRST RIDDEN PONY - Mare or Gelding, 4 yrs old & over not exceeding 128cm. Riders not to have attained their 12th birthday before 1st January in the current year. To be shown in an appropriate bridle.
The FOXGROVE STUD TROPHY to be awarded to the winner
kindly sponsored by IRON HORSE EQUESTRIAN, Moss
22 MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND SMALL BREEDS RIDDEN PONY
Kindly sponsored by WEST BANK COTTAGE DALES, Carlton
23 MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND LARGE BREEDS RIDDEN PONY
Kindly sponsored by S G PARKIN LANDSCAPES, Carlton
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION
The winners of Classes 10 – 23 compete for the PINFOLD TROPHY
for the best Mountain & Moorland pony. To be presented by Mrs K L Evans
CHILDREN'S CLASSES
Judging 2.30pm approx RING 1
Entry Fee Free Special rosettes for all competitors Prizes £5 £4 £3 £2 £1
24 MOUNTED FANCY DRESS - Age limit - 16 years old
kindly sponsored by ST MARY’S CHURCH, Kirk Bramwith with Fenwick & Moss
25 FANCY DRESS ON FOOT - Age limit - 16 years old
kindly sponsored by ST CUTHBERT’S CHURCH, Fishlake
9.00am Prompt IN HAND HUNTER CLASSES RING 3
JUDGE: Mr P Crafts, Retford
Entry Fee £5 Prizes £12, £8, £5, Rosettes to 4th
26 HUNTER BROOD MARE – 4 years old and over, with own foal at foot
Kindly sponsored by B F S TRANSPORT LTD, Sykehouse
The WAYSIDE TROPHY awarded to the winner
27 HUNTER FOAL - Out of mare in previous class
Kindly sponsored by H & H AGRICULTURAL CONTRACTORS, Burghwallis
The A F Lewis Trophy awarded to the winner
28 HUNTER YEARLING - Colt, Filly or Gelding
29 HUNTER 2 or 3 YEAR OLD - Filly or Gelding
30 HUNTER 4 YEAR OLD – Barren Brood Mare or Gelding
The THREADGOLD TROPHY awarded to the winner.
Kindly sponsored by MRS HENRIETTA TIDBALL, Thorne
The RAWCLIFFE PERPETUAL TROPHY and a prize of £5 kindly given by MRS SILVIA FOX
will be awarded to the Champion animal in the In Hand Hunter Classes.
RIDDEN HUNTER CLASSES
Entry Fee £5 Following the In Hand Classes Prizes £12 £8 £5 - Rosettes to 4th
31 SMALL RIDDEN HUNTER - exceeding 14.2 hh but not exceeding 15.2 hh
Kindly sponsored by SLATER'S HAIRDRESSERS, Askern
The ROLAND RICE MEMORIAL TROPHY will be awarded to the winner.
32 OPEN RIDDEN HUNTER – Mare / Gelding 4 years or over, excluding entries in previous class.
Kindly sponsored by ROSEWOOD EQUESTRIAN, Pollington
The PAM TEASDALE MEMORIAL ROSE BOWL awarded to the winner.
33 OPEN RIDDEN HORSE – Any breed – over 14.2 hh. Stallion, Mare or Gelding 4 years & over,
Rider any age.
Kindly sponsored by WEST BANK EQUESTRIAN, Carlton
AGRICULTURAL HORSE CLASSES
Judging at 1pm RING 3
JUDGE: Mr T Lodge, Scammonden
Entry Fee £5 Rosettes to 4th
Affiliated to THE SHIRE HORSE SOCIETY - The Silver Spoon Award is offered
Sykehouse Show is proud to participate in
THE FOUR SHOW ACCUMULATOR COMPETITION
Eastrington Show June 14th – Bishop Wilton Show July 19th
Howden Show July 13th – Sykehouse Show August 3rd
Points are awarded as follows: 3 per entry presented for judging in each class.
Also - 3 for 1st place, 2 for 2nd, 1 for 3rd – PLUS - Exhibitors attending 2 shows awarded 10 bonus points;
3 shows – 20 bonus points; all 4 shows – 40 bonus points
At Sykehouse Show on 5th August, the prizes will be presented
to the competitors with the highest aggregate points scored as follows:
The PAUL CLAYTON ROSE BOWL plus 1st £150,
2nd £100, 3rd £75, 4th £50, 5th £30, 6th £25, 7th £20, with Rosettes to 7th place
We are indebted to the Yorkshire Agricultural Society for sponsoring the second prize.
34 AGRICULTURAL BROOD MARE - having had foal in current year Prizes: £25 £15 £10
Kindly sponsored by B F S TRANSPORT LTD, Sykehouse
The MONTAGUE PERPETUAL TROPHY awarded to the winner
35 AGRICULTURAL FOAL - Colt or Filly (Open) Prizes: £20 £10 £5
The R J BULLASS PERPETUAL TROPHY awarded to the winner
36 AGRICULTURAL YEARLING Prizes: £20 £10 £5
37 AGRICULTURAL 2 YEAR OLD Prizes: £20 £10 £5
The VIC SCOTT PERPETUAL TROPHY awarded to the winner
38 AGRICULTURAL BARREN MARE OR GELDING - 3 Yrs or Over Prizes £25 £15 £10
The RALPH ACASTER TROPHY awarded to winner
39 PAIR OF AGRICULTURAL HORSES - (one owner) Prizes £20 £10 £5
Kindly sponsored by THE ELECTRIC GATE SHOP, Sykehouse
The CENTENERY TROPHY awarded to winner
40 AGRICULTURAL HORSE IN HARNESS Prizes £25 £15 £10
The SNAITH SHOW TROPHY awarded to winner
Kindly sponsored by H REID & SON, Thorne
41 DECORATED AGRICULTURAL HORSE Prizes £25 £15 £10
Kindly sponsored by ARMITAGE FUNERAL SERVICE, Thorne
The KENNETH KIER PERPETUAL TROPHY awarded to the winner - plus
The National Horse Brass Society Horse Brass
The J W OLIVER PERPETUAL TROPHY and a prize of £5 kindly sponsored by MRS SILVIA FOX
will be awarded to the best Animal in the Agricultural Horse Classes.
ACCREDITED DAIRY CATTLE CLASSES
Judging at 12 noon CATTLE RING 6
JUDGE:- Mr H Crapper, Dronfield
Entry Fee £3.50 Prizes £15 £10 £5 Rosettes to 4th
42 HOLSTEIN CALF born since the last show
The STEPHEN BOLDY MEMORIAL TROPHY awarded to the winner of this class
43 HOLSTEIN MAIDEN HEIFER
44 ANY OTHER DAIRY BREED MAIDEN HEIFER
45 HOLSTEIN HEIFER IN CALF
46 ANY OTHER DAIRY BREED HEIFER IN CALF
47 HOLSTEIN COW IN CALF
48 ANY OTHER DAIRY BREED COW IN CALF
49 HOLSTEIN HEIFER IN MILK
50 ANY OTHER DAIRY BREED HEIFER IN MILK
51 HOLSTEIN COW IN MILK
52 ANY OTHER DAIRY BREED COW IN MILK
53 PAIR HOLSTEINS (one owner)
The GEORGE PAYLING MEMORIAL TROPHY awarded to the winner of this class
54 PAIR ANY OTHER DAIRY BREEDS (one owner)
The PAUL'S AGRICULTURE TROPHY awarded to the winner of this class
The HOOTON PERPETUAL TROPHY will be awarded to the Champion Dairy Shorthorn
The PAYLING TROPHY will be awarded to the Champion Holstein
The BRAMWITH TROPHY and a prize of £5 kindly given by MRS SILVIA FOX
will be awarded to the Supreme Champion in the Dairy Cattle Classes
The Yorkshire Holstein Club offers The Thornton Challenge Cup. Points will be awarded as follows:- 1sr 5pts, 2nd 3pts, 3rd 2pts, and the owner gaining the highest combined total of points at the end of the Show season will receive this trophy.
Open to members of The Yorkshire Holstein Club. All participating shows in the Yorkshire Federation of Show Societies and the Yorkshire Holstein Club calf Show will be included.
Holstein UK & Ireland offers a Rosette Award for for the Champion and Reserve Champion, the Junior Championship,
the Best Exhibitor Bred animal and the Best Udder
DEXTER CATTLE
A multi purpose breed used for both Dairy and Beef produce
There will be a display of Dexter Cattle by Mr Metcalfe of Fenwick
BEEF TYPE CATTLE CLASSES
Judging at 12 noon CATTLE RING 6
JUDGE: Mr B Laverack, Holme on Spalding Moor
Entry Fee £5 Prizes £15 £10 £5 Rosettes to 4th
55 BEST BUTCHER'S STEER - Any Breed or Cross, weighing 485 Kg or UNDER
Kindly sponsored by DISCOUNT TYRE SERVICE, Thorne
56 BEST BUTCHER'S STEER - Any Breed or Cross, weighing 486 Kg or OVER
Kindly sponsored by H & H AGRICULTURAL CONTRACTORS, Burghwallis
57 BEST BUTCHER'S HEIFER - Any Breed or Cross, LIGHTWEIGHT
(not to be shown in any other class)
The DOWSTHORPE TROPHY awarded to the winner.
Kindly sponsored by KEITH MILNES, Fishlake
58 BEST BUTCHER'S HEIFER - Any Breed or Cross, HEAVYWEIGHT
(not to be shown in any other class)
Kindly sponsored by B.A.T.A., Carlton & Malton
59 BEST BABY BEEF - Any Breed or Cross, weighing 350 Kg or UNDER
Kindly sponsored by THE HARRISON FAMILY, Sykehouse
The STEPHEN HARRISON MEMORIAL TROPHY awarded to the winner of this class
60 BEST PAIR OF BUTCHER’ BEAST - Having been shown in previous classes
The CARLISLE TROPHY awarded to the winner.
Kindly sponsored by SHEARMAN & SONS, Carcroft
61 PEDIGREE BULL – any breed – excluding entries from previous classes
Handling of Bulls - Exhibitors should observe the Health & Safety Executive notes of Guidance. All bulls shall have rings in workable order in their noses and be accompanied by two handlers.
62 BEST PEDIGREE HEIFER – any breed – excluding entries from previous classes
HIGHLAND CATTLE
Judge: Mr Robert Phillip, Hellifield
63 BEST HIGHLAND COW
64 BEST HIGHLAND HEIFER
The TOM SHEARMAN TROPHY and a prize of £5 kindly sponsored by
MRS SILVIA FOX will be awarded to the Champion Beef Animal.
COMMERCIAL SHEEP CLASSES
JUDGE: Mr M Brooke, Hatfield
Entry Fee £3 Judging to commence at 1.00pm Prizes £12 £8 £5 - Rosettes to 4th
65 SUFFOLK RAM – any age
Kindly sponsored by FARMSTAR
66 SUFFOLK RAM LAMB
67 SUFFOLK OR SUFFOLK CROSS EWE – to have reared lamb(s) this season
68 SUFFOLK OR SUFFOLK CROSS SHEARLING EWE
69 SUFFOLK OR SUFFOLK CROSS EWE LAMB
Kindly sponsored by THE LAMB FAMILY, Sykehouse
70 TEXEL OR BELTEX RAM
Kindly sponsored by THE TIDBALL FAMILY, Sykehouse
71 TEXEL OR BELTEX RAM LAMB
72 TEXEL OR BELTEX OR CROSS EWE – to have reared lamb(s) this season
73 TEXEL OR BELTEX OR CROSS SHEARLING EWE
74 TEXEL OR BELTEX OR CROSS EWE LAMB
ANY OTHER BREED – British or Commercial NOT scheduled
75 RAM – any age
Kindly sponsored by FARMSTAR
76 RAM LAMB
77 EWE – to have reared lamb(s) this season
78 SHEARLING EWE
79 EWE LAMB
80 PAIR OF BUTCHERS LAMBS (may include those shown in class 69 or 74)
81 YOUNG HANDLER’S CLASS – No entry fee – No prize money – Rosettes for all.
Handler must be aged between 6-13 years old; Must be able to control the animal and will be asked to walk it round the Jacob Sheep ring at least once. This class to be judged on the handler’s ability.
COMMERCIAL SHEEP CHAMPIONSHIP
All first prize winners eligible to compete for the FRANK E FOX MEMORIAL TROPHY and a prize of £5 kindly sponsored by MRS SILVIA FOX awarded to the Champion Sheep
First prize winners in the Lamb Classes will compete for The LAMB PERPETUAL TROPHY
JACOB SHEEP CLASSES
Entry Fee £3 Judging to commence at 1.00pm approx Prizes £12 £8 £5 Rosettes to 4th
JUDGE: Mr E Sleightholme, Bishopthorpe
All sheep to be shown to Breed Society Rules
82 RAM - Any age
The BARKER & LEE SMITH TROPHY awarded to the winner
83 RAM LAMB - Born this season
Kindly sponsored by MRS SUSAN FOX, Sykehouse
84 EWE - To have suckled lamb this season
85 SHEARLING EWE
Kindly sponsored by AMY COMPUTER SERVICES, Barnby Dun
86 EWE LAMB - Born this season
81 YOUNG HANDLER'S CLASS – Commercial Sheep and Jacob Sheep
No Entry Fee - No prize money - Rosettes for all. Handler must be aged between 6 -13 years old; Must be able to control the animal and will be asked to walk it round the Jacob Sheep ring at least once. This class to be judged on the handler's ability.
88 A GROUP OF THREE
No entry fee – no prize money – rosettes to fourth.
THE FEWSTER WOODKIRK JACOB SHEEP PERPETUAL TROPHY
& Jacob Sheep Society rosette
will be awarded to the Champion Jacob Sheep
with a prize of £5 kindly sponsored by MRS SILVIA FOX, Doncaster
GYMKHANA GAMES
Commencing 4.00pm approx in Ring 3
Entry Fee £4.00 per category - £1.50 per game - Rosettes to 4th in each game.
Highest number of points in each age category wins a trophy, plus overall rosettes to 4th place.
AGE OF COMPETITOR APPLIES ON THE DAY OF THE SHOW
TINY TOTS LEADING REIN LEADING REIN
Rider 5 years & under Rider over 5 years to 8
89 Ride & Run 93 Ride & Run
90 Bending Race 94 Bending Race
91 Dice Race 95 Potato Race
92 Round the World 96 Cup Race
JUNIOR OPEN
Rider over 9 years to 13 Rider any age
97 Walk, Trot, Canter 101 Walk, Trot Canter, Lead
98 Bending Race 102 Bending Race
99 Potato Race 103 Potato Race
100 Cup Race 104 Cup Race
B.S.J.A. AFFILIATED SHOW JUMPING CLASSES
Start 9am prompt Ring 4
JUDGES: J K Watson Esq., T Watson Esq., COURSE BUILDER: B A Goodwin Esq.,
Show jumps are approved to BSJA standard. Entries in these classes are restricted to horses & ponies registered with
the BSJA, ridden by members in accordance with BSJA Rule 79 Subject to entries Rule 76.6 will be applied.
105 NURSERY STAKES Entry Fee £7.00
For riders 11 years and under, for registered ponies not exceeding 138cms, ridden by members
born on or after 1st January 1997. Table A, Speed 325mpm, height 80cm. Rule 289 B (B)
2 rounds not against the clock, all double clears share equal first.
The WEBSTER TROPHY awarded to the winner.
PRIZES: £12, £10, £10 & £7 divided equally, subject to entries
106 JUNIOR BRITISH NOVICE 1ST ROUND Entry Fee £8.00
Table A7, Rule 409. Speed 325mpm, height 80cms
The BROCKLESBY PERPETUAL TROPHY awarded to the winner.
PRIZES: £15, £12, £10 & £8 subject to entries
Kindly sponsored by ANNE BRADFORD & RUTH DICKENS, Sykehouse
107 BLUE CHIP FEED BALANCER JUNIOR NEWCOMERS 1ST ROUND/1M JUNIOR OPEN
For registered ponies Entry Fee £9.00
Table A7, BSJA Rule 406. Speed 325mpm Ponies may compete in one section only.
In the event of 30 starters or more this class will be split into two.
The GWENDA REYNOLDS MEMORIAL TROPHY awarded to the winner.
Prizes: £25, £18, £14, £9 & £9 subject to entries
First 3 rosettes sponsored by Blue Chip Feed Balancer
Regional points will be awarded in 1.00m Open Section in the Equestrian Life Yorkshire League Tables
Progressive/Advanced classes will start at 11am
108 DERBY HOUSE BRITISH NOVICE CHAMPIONSHIP 1ST ROUND Entry Fee £9.00
Table A7 BSJA Rule 316, speed 325mpm
The W M DARLEY TROPHY awarded to the winner.
Prizes: £25, £18, £14, £9 & £9 subject to entries
First three prizes kindly sponsored by PRINT FINISH SERVICES LTD, Kirk Sandall
First 3 rosettes sponsored by Derby House
109 EQUISSAGE DISCOVERY COMPETITION 1st ROUND Entry Fee £10.00
Table A7 BSJA Rule 314, speed 325mpm
Prizes: £30, £20, £18, £12 & £10 subject to entries First 3 rosettes sponsored by Equissage
The BULMER PERPETUAL TROPHY awarded to the winner.
Kindly sponsored by ACORN SURVEYS LTD, Sykehouse
Classes 110 & 111 will be run consecutively - horses can compete in both classes - there will
be only one course walk - before Class 110 & prize giving for both classes after Class 111
110 TRI-ZONE SENIOR NEWCOMERS COMPETITION Entry Fee £11.00
1ST ROUND Rule 312 Table A7 Speed 350mpm
Prizes: £40, £28, £20, £11, £11 & £11 subject to entries
Kindly sponsored by SENTRY DOORS, Carcroft
First rosette sponsored by Tri-Zone
111 1.10m OPEN Entry Fee £10.00
For Registered Horses Table A7 Speed 350mpm
Prizes £30, £20, £15, £15, £10
112 HORSE & HOUND FOXHUNTER COMPETITION Entry Fee £12.00
1ST ROUND/1.20M OPEN Table A7 Rule 310 for registered horses, speed 350mpm.
Horses may compete in one section only. In the event of 30 starters or more this class will be split.
The G W & S FOX PERPETUAL TROPHY awarded to the winner of the Open Competition
Prizes: £50, £35, £23, £18, £12 & £12 subject to entries
First rosette sponsored by Horse & Hound
UNAFFILIATED JUMPING CLASSES
Commencing at 9am in Ring 4 Prizes £10, £8, £6, £4 Rosettes to 5th
JUDGE: Mrs F Randall, Moss
Keepsake Trophy for 1st place in all events - Number Cards to be collected from Judges Box
Entries taken on the field on the day £5 - Rules to appear at Judges Box
Each RIDER will be asked to pay once only a £2 contribution toward St John Ambulance cover
113 NOVICE PONY - not to have previously won a 1st prize at any other show jumping competition fences in first round not to exceed 2' 3”
The HART PERPETUAL TROPHY awarded to the winner
Kindly sponsored by DUNCAN & GAIL HART, Sykehouse
Entries from the NOVICE PONY Class MAY NOT enter the OPEN PONY Class
114 PONY - 14.2hh & under - Rider 16 years old & under - fences in first round not to exceed 2' 6"
The KITCHING PERPETUAL TROPHY awarded to the winner
Kindly sponsored by HOLY TRINITY CHURCH, Sykehouse
115 OPEN PONY - 14.2hh & under - fences in first round not to exceed 3' 0"
The PAT TINKER PERPETUAL TROPHY
Kindly sponsored by MR PETER TINKER, Sykehouse
116 MIXED PAIRS - any combination of horse/pony/rider - fences in first round not to exceed 2' 6"
The DARRELL COLLINS TROPHY awarded to the winner
117 NOVICE HORSE - exceeding 14.2hh - not to have won £20.00
Fences in first round not to exceed 2' 6"
The KERSHAW PERPETUAL TROPHY awarded to the winner
Kindly sponsored by KENYON, SON & CRADDOCK, Thorne
Entries from the NOVICE HORSE Class MAY NOT enter the OPEN HORSE Class
118 INTERMEDIATE HORSE - exceeding 14.2hh - Fences in first round not to exceed 3'
The PONTEFRACT CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC PERPETUAL TROPHY
117 OPEN HORSE - exceeding 14.2hh - fences in first round not to exceed 3' 3"
The FIR TREE FARM RIDING CENTRE PERPETUAL TROPHY
Villages within 8 mile radius of Sykehouse Show field
Confirmation for Local Pony Class
Adwick Le Street Highfields
Arksey Hirst Courtney
Armthorpe Kellington
Askern Kirk Bramwith
Balne Kirk Sandall
Barlow Kirk Smeaton
Barnby Dun Little Smeaton
Bentley Low Eggborough
Braithwaite Moorends
Burghwallis Moss
Camblesforth Newland
Campsall Norton
Carcroft Nutwell
Carlton Pollington
Chapel Haddlesey Rawcliffe Bridge
Cowick Rawcliffe
Cridling Stubbs Skellow
Drax Snaith
Dunscroft Stainforth
Dunsville Sutton
East Cowick Sykehouse
Edenthorpe Temple Hirst
Eggborough Thorne
Fenwick Thorpe in Balne
Fishlake Toll Bar
Gowdall Walden Stubbs
Great Heck West Haddlesey
Hatfield Woodhouse Whitley
Hatfield Womersley
Hensall
RULES FOR ARTS, CRAFTS & HORTICULTURE SECTIONS
Judges have the power to withhold any prize if not sufficient competition or merit.
Any person objecting to the award of a prize must do so in writing to the Secretary with a deposit of £5 which shall be forfeited if the objection be proved frivolous.
No entry will be accepted unless accompanied by an entry fee and form.
ALL exhibits to be removed between 5.30pm & 6.00pm. Unclaimed perishable goods will be sold after 6.00pm and the proceeds credited to the Show funds.
No person except the Committee allowed in the tent during judging.
The Committee will not be responsible for loss of property or exhibits, but care will be taken to protect the same.
Any person found damaging, taking or interfering with exhibits will be prosecuted.
Exhibits must not have won a prize at this show before.
Prize money to be collected at 5.30pm.
All exhibits to be the property of the exhibitor.
No teacher will be allowed to exhibit in any class in which they at present specialise
AGRICULTURAL & HORTICULTURAL SECTION
Entry Fee 50p – All entries taken on the field. Prizes £3, £2, £1
All entries to be staged by 11.30am Marquee closes at 11.45am
Judging to commence at 12 noon prompt
JUDGES:- Mr J Hardy, Rotherham & Mr A Kealey, Balne
Steward: Ms G Richardson
Points count: 1st – 4 points, 2nd – 2 points, 3rd – 1 point - Only one set of points to count in the event of a tie.
The person gaining the most points will be the winner.
The BARNBY DUN PERPETUAL TROPHY presented by the late Barnby Dun Show
will be awarded to the exhibitor gaining the most points in classes 1- 15
The DON SMITH MEMORIAL TROPHY presented by Carol & Ian Smith, Sykehouse
will be awarded to the exhibitor gaining the most points in classes 16 – 25
The HORTICULTURAL PERPETUAL TROPHY presented by Mrs K Fox
will be awarded to the exhibitor gaining the most points in classes 16 – 52
The DARREN KERSHAW MEMORIAL ROSE BOWL presented by the Show
will be awarded to the exhibitor gaining the most points in Classes 26–57.
FLOWERS
All flowers must be in water.
One CACTI or SUCCULENT
One vase of 6 stems of SWEET PEAS.
Three vase of HARDY CUT blooms or stems of each variety.
One HT ROSE.
Three GLADIOLI.
One FLOWER/STEM and one VEGETABLE only.
Four DAHLIAS
One POT PLANT – in bloom.
One POT PLANT - Foliage.
One FUCHSIA in bloom (pot not to exceed 6”)
One LADIES SPRAY.
One GENTS BUTTONHOLE.
One GERANIUM pot plant.
One FLOWER or STEM not scheduled
One BEGONIA in bloom
This section kindly sponsored by ANGELA & JOE REISSMANN, SYKEHOUSE.
FRUIT
Four APPLES, Dessert – with stalks
Four APPLES, Baking – with stalks.
Four TOMATOES (not Cherry).
Four CHERRY TOMATOES.
Twelve GOOSEBERRIES, red or green.
Twelve RED OR BLACK CURRANTS, on bunches, as grown.
Twelve RASPBERRIES with stalks.
Twelve BLACKBERRIES with stalks.
Three RHUBARB tops trimmed to 3”
Four ANY OTHER FRUIT (single type)
The DON SMITH MEMORIAL TROPHY awarded for the most points in the Fruit Section.
This section kindly sponsored by CAROL & IAN SMITH, SYKEHOUSE.
VEGETABLES
Six BROAD BEANS 27. One CUCUMBER
28. Six RUNNER BEANS. 29. One MARROW. >15”
One MARROW <15” 31. One Courgette <6”
32. Six DWARF BEANS. 33. Six pods of PEAS.
34. One CABBAGE. 35. One CAULIFLOWER.
36. Three BEETROOT - round red 37. One head of LETTUCE.
Three LEEKS 39. One PUMPKIN
Six SHALLOTS for exhibition.
Three COURGETTE
Three CARROTS AV – tops cut to 3”.
Three PARSNIPS – stalk trimmed to 3”.
Four ONIONS – dressed- each to be over 8oz
Six SHALLOTS for pickling – not to exceed 1”.
Four POTATOES white, washed.
Four POTATOES coloured, washed.
Four ONIONS - dressed - each to be under 8oz.
Four ONIONS as grown
Tray of SALAD – four distinct types.
One of any other FRUIT or VEGETABLE not scheduled.
Basket of vegetables for KITCHEN GARDEN ( not to exceed 20”)
The GEORGE ASQUITH PERPETUAL PLAQUE awarded for the best vegetable.
The prize money in this section kindly sponsored by MARJORIE & ROY GILSON, SYKEHOUSE.
FARM PRODUCE
All root crops to have tops cut to 3”
Six stalks of WHEAT – including stalks.
Six stalks of OATS – including stalks.
Six stalks of BARLEY – including stalks.
Six stalks of WINTER BEANS – including stalks.
Six stalks of SPRING BEANS – including stalks..
The prize money in this section is kindly sponsored by Mrs SUSAN FOX, SYKEHOUSE
CHILDREN’S HORTICULTURE SECTION
Free entry – Please state age on exhibit
UNDER 7 YEARS 7 TO 16 YEARS
Vegetable Animal 62. Vegetable Animal
Garden In a Seed Tray 63. Garden in a seed tray
Decorated Plant pot 64. Decorated Plant Pot
Decorated Wellington Boot 65. Decorated Wellington Boot
The prize money in this section is kindly sponsored by HOLY TRINITY CHURCH, Sykehouse
ARTS & CRAFTS SECTION
Exhibits to be staged by 10.45am Judging to commence by 11.15am prompt
Entry Fee 50p Children’s entries free in children’s classes only Prizes £3, £2, £1
JUDGES
HOMECRAFT – Mrs M McGrory & Mrs B Sykes CHILDREN’S HOMECRAFT – Mrs C Smith
HANDICRAFT – Mrs E Hall & Mrs R Smith FLORAL ART – Mrs M Child
PAINTING – Mrs D Wordsworth PHOTOGRAPHY & WOODWORK – Mr A Dunham
TROPHIES AWARDED IN THE ARTS & CRAFTS SECTION
E A WOOD TROPHY – for the most points in the Bread Section presented by Mrs A E Wood
KEALEY TROPHY – for the most points in the Homecraft Section presented by Mrs B Kealey
HANDICRAFTS TROPHY – for the most points in the Handicraft Section
FLORAL ART TROPHY – for the most points in the Floral Art Section, presented by Mrs K Scott
NORMAN WILLIAMSON MEMORIAL TROPHY – for the most points in the Painting Section - Mrs C Deighton
DELIA WORDSWORTH CUP OF ACHIEVEMENT – for Painting presented by Mrs D Wordsworth
PHOTOGRAPHY TROPHY – presented by Mr B Ross
HOMECRAFT SECTION
101 Victoria Sandwich 111 Fruit Loaf
102 Four Fruit Scones 112 Three Flapjacks
103 Shortbread 113 Savoury Flan
104 Healthy Lunch Box – Including 2 cooked items 114 Treacle Tart
105 Swiss Roll 115 Two Currant Teacakes
106 Four Butterfly Buns 116 Three Brown Bread Buns
107 Four Mince Pies – Short Crust Pastry 117 White Loaf – Machine Baked
108 Apple Pie 118 Brown Loaf
109 Four Assorted Biscuits 119 Four Eggs
110 Chocolate Cake – No filling or decoration
PRESERVES
Jar of Strawberry Jam 123 Jar of Marmalade
Jar of Raspberry Jam 124 Jar of Any Other Jam
Jar of Lemon Curd 125 Jar of Chutney
CHILDREN’S HOMECRAFT SECTION
Free Entry – Please state age on exhibit
The prize money in this section kindly sponsored by MRS K ROBINSON, Braithwaite
6 YEARS AND UNDER 7 TO 12 YEARS
126 Two Decorated Biscuits 129 Four Decorated Buns
127 Two Chocolate Rice Krispie Crunch 130 Two Cookies
128 Liquourice Allsorts Sweet Person 131 Liquourice Allsorts Sweet Person
13 YEARS TO 16 YEARS
132 Four Decorated Buns
133 Victoria Sandwich
134 Four Flapjacks
HANDICRAFT SECTION
Any item of Cross Stitch 140 A Fabric Picture
Any other piece of Embroidery 141 A Soft Toy
Small Wooden Item – hand made 142 Hand knitted garment – Double or Chunky
Baby garment – knitted 143 Any Crochet article
A Tapestry 144 Machine sewn garment
CHILDREN’S HANDICRAFT SECTION
Entry Free – state age on exhibit
6 YEARS and UNDER 7 to 12 YEARS
Piece of Needlework 148 Piece of Needlework
Collage in Pasta 149 Small Papier Mache Model
Model Person using any material 150 Jewellery made from Scoubies (plastic string)
13 to 16 YEARS
Any Small Handicraft
FLORAL ART
Foliage Arrangement – Max 24”
Arrangement with 3 or 5 Flowers – Max 18”
154 ‘Harvest Time’ – Max 24”
155 Arrangement in an Egg Cup – 6 Years and Under
156 Small Posy Bowl – 7 to 12 Years
157 Arrangement in a Kitchen Utensil – 13 to 16 Years
PAINTING SECTION
Previously entered paintings NOT Accepted
Oil and Acrylics 161 Watercolour – Landscape
Pastels 162 Watercolour – Still Life
Pen & Ink + Pencil 163 Watercolour – Other
CHILDREN’S PAINTING SECTION
Entry Free – state age on exhibit
164 Potato Stamped Picture – 6 Years & Under
165 Painted Paper Plate – Disney Character theme – 7 Years to 12 Years
Design a Celebration card using paper collage – 13 Years to 16 Years
MISCELLANEOUS
A Photograph Frame
A Bye Gone Days Postcard
169 A Celebration Card – Home made
PHOTOGRAPHY
All Photographs - Min 6” x 4” – Max 10” x 8” - Mounted
170 “My Pet” – Under 10 Years 171 “Summer Flowers” – Under 10 Years
172 “My Pet” – 10 to 16 Years 173 “Harvest Time” – 10 to 16 Years
174 “Summer Flowers” – Open 175 “Harvest Time” – Open
ENTRY FORM
AGRICULTURAL & HORTICULTURAL SECTION
MARQUEE CLOSES 11.45am PROMPT
ENTRIES 50p each
I enclose £ ………………… p entry fees for the classes marked below with an X
(Data Protection Act) Please be aware that by signing this entry form you have agreed
that your details may be included in published results lists and/or promotional features.
SIGNED …………………………….…..………………..…………………...
NAME …………………………….…..………………..…………………...
ADDRESS ……………………….…...……………………………………
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All entries to:-
MRS SUSAN FOX, Poplars Farm,
Broad Lane, Sykehouse, GOOLE DN14 9AS
TELEPHONE 01405 785223
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ENTRY FORM
ARTS & CRAFTS SECTION
MARQUEE CLOSES 11.00am PROMPT
ENTRIES 40p each if received before 24th JULY – 50p on the day
I enclose £ ………………… p entry fees for the classes marked below with an X
(Data Protection Act) Please be aware that by signing this entry form you have agreed
that your details may be included in published results lists and/or promotional features.
SIGNED ……………………….…..………………..…………………………………...
NAME ………………………………………………………….…………………………
ADDRESS ………………………………………………………………………………
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All entries to:-
MRS K DUCKITT, Ivy House Farm,
Wormley Hill, Sykehouse, GOOLE DN14 9AG
TELEPHONE 01405 812277
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