Stanhope Show Schedule 2016

175
th SHOW
Saturday 10th & Sunday 11th
September 2016
SCHEDULE
www.stanhopeshow.com
or call the General Secretary on 07561 224806
TABLE OF CONTENTS
2016 Show Programme ..............................................................................................3
Stanhope Agricultural Society ......................................................................................4
Horse Section .............................................................................................................5
Agricultural Section .....................................................................................................14
Dressed Walking Stick Competition .............................................................................16
Amateur Photography .................................................................................................17
Industrial Section ..........................................................................................................19
Horticultural Section ....................................................................................................25
Small Livestock Section ..............................................................................................27
Bye Laws ....................................................................................................................37
Rules ...........................................................................................................................37
Important Notice to Exhibitors ......................................................................................38
Public Safety ...............................................................................................................38
Disabled Parking .........................................................................................................38
Stanhope Agricultural Society Membership form .........................................................39
WELCOME TO STANHOPE SHOW

The 2016 show will be a celebration of agriculture and country life, packed with
entertainment for everyone.
The Main Ring is the hub of the Show and provides a wonderful setting for an exciting line
up of activities.
This years event programme brings many features, so no matter what the weather you will
have a great day out for the entire family.
About the Show
Stanhope Show is an Agricultural show held annually at Unthank Park, Stanhope.
Stanhope Agricultural Society was formed in 1834 and there has been a show held in
Stanhope every year since with the exception of the war years and during the Foot &
Mouth outbreak.
The primary focus of the show is the exhibition of local sheep, cattle, industrial produce,
show jumping, horse and pony classes.
For more information, directions and photos please visit:
Stanhope Agricultural Show Schedule 2016
SATURDAY 10th SEPTEMBER 2016

8.00am
9.00am
9.15am
9.30am
10.00am
10.30am
12.00pm
1.00pm
1.30pm
2.00pm
2.30pm
3.30pm
During the day:
Showground open to Exhibitors

Showground open to Public
Judging: Sport Horse Breeding followed by Ridden Hunters
Judging Welsh Ponies A & B
Judging Welsh Ponies C & D, British Showjumping & Dog Obedience
Judging: Sheep, Donkeys, Fur & Feather, Industrial.
Judging: Beef Cattle
Opening of Marquees - Industrial and Small Livestock
The Horseman of the Knight Display Team
Cumberland Wrestling
Grand Parade
Open Sulky Racing
Kennel Club Open Obedience Show, Music from Stanhope Silver Band
SUNDAY 11th SEPTEMBER 2016

8.00am
9.00am
9.15am
9.30am
9.45am
10.00am
11.00am
11.30pm
12.00pm
12.30pm
1.00pm
1.30pm
2.00pm
2.15pm
2.45pm
3.00pm
3.30pm
3.30pm
4.00pm
4.00pm
4.00pm
7.00pm
During the day:
Showground open to Exhibitors.

Showground open to the Public.
Judging: Coloured Horses & Ponies and Dales Ponies
Judging: Side Saddle
Judging: Clydesdales followed by Heavy Horse Turnout
Dog Agility Tests
Judging: Horse and Pony Driving, Titan the Robot Show
Wild in the Country Ferret Racing
Horticultural Hall Open
Gymkhana, Titan the Robot Show
Wild in the Country Ferret Racing, Judging of Lurchers & Terriers
Inch Perfect Motorcycle Trials
Young Farmers Tug of War
Battle of Britain Memorial Flight - Hurricane
Grand Parade followed by Heavy Horse Teams & Championship
Titan the Robot Show
Live Band in the Beer Tent - Walcott Ban
Live Band in the Beer Tent - Colin Barber's Dublin Raiders
Show Kennel Club All Breed Show, Vintage Tractors & Engines
All programme times are approximate and events are subject to change.
STANHOPE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY

President
Vice Presidents
Life Members
Chairman
Vice Chairman
Mr T Collingwood, Eastgate
J W Barkess
C Currah
W H Sanderson
G. Rutherford
E Dobson
K Hutchinson
K Mews
N Garthwaite
W E Dalton
M Dalton
S Schofield
A Schofield
Mr Ian Skidmore, Rookhope
Mr W A Hutchinson, Eastgate
M Hodgson
F Sanderson
O Peart
K Gill
Committee
H Beadle
J Dobson
S Jopling
I Ross
C Bell
C Emerson
K Love
A Schofield
D Bell
J. Fletcher
J Mews
S Vasey
R Collingwood
E Gowland
H Morley
A Ward
S Collingwood
S Gowland
R Morley
H Ward
A Collingwood
F Graham
D Motion
G Ward
T Collinson
D Graham
C ODonovan
J Wearmouth
E Craggs
P Haydon
E Peart
B Wood
S Craggs
P Heppell
N Peart
J Worthington
S Peart
C Cruddas
A Hodgson
G Dalton
C Hodgson
A Richardson
N Dalton
L Hutchinson
M Robson
Section Secretaries
S Anderson (Building Hire)
07561 224806
C Akrigg (Horse)
01388 526 477
P Collinson (Sheep)
01388 517 374
J H Emerson (Cattle)
01388 517257
E Craig (Craft Tent)
07810 640580
T Nattrass (Photography)
01388 517123
J Harding (Industrial)
01388 526672
G T Bradley (Horticultural)
01388 528 615
D Richardson (Feather)
07879 990467
C. Mitcheson (Rabbits)
07763 345378
R Wearmouth (Cavies)
01740 652039
M Jobling (Canine)
07989 199365
C Laybourne (Canine)
0191 520 3171
T Brough (Harness Racing)
07704 481253
C Hare (Dog Agility)
01642 650607
R Dent (Terriers & Lurchers)
07825 293186
T R Mews (Trade Stands)
07711 198119
M Robinson (Vintage Tractors & Cars) 01388 527011

Lee Johnson (Vintage Tractors & Cars) 07773 586003
GENERALSECRETARY
Mrs Susan Anderson, Shieldhurst Farm, Stanhope, Bishop Auckland, Co Durham, DL13 2EY.
Tel. 07561 224806 E-mail: sec.stanshow@gmail.com
Veterinary Surgeon: Sally Booth MRCVS
Hon Solicitors: Hodgson & Angus, Stanhope
Bankers: Barclays Bank, Stanhope
Hon Medical Officer: Stanhope Medical Group

Hon Auditor: Alan Sykes Ltd, Stanhope
Hon Treasurer: D Barnett, Wolsingham
HORSE SECTION
Section Secretary
Mrs C Akrigg, 3 Butts Crescent, Stanhope, County Durham, DL13 2UG
T: 01388 526477 / 07814 095983
Email coralineakrigg306@btinternet.com
All prize winners including 1st, 2nd, 3rd will be expected to take part in the Grand Parade.
No prize money will be paid until after the Grand Parade
Photography provided by Paul Dobson Prints available on site
www.pauldobson photography.co.uk
T: 07786 167714
2016 Horse Section Sponsors

Hunters
Class 11
Shaun Ramshaw, Building Contractor, Stanhope

T: 01388 529366 M: 07973 116113
Hunters
Class 12
Fellside Veterinary Group, Stanhope T. 01388 528349
Welsh C & D
Class 30
Greenfoot Holiday Home Park, Stanhope, T: 01388 526457
Welsh C & D
Class 31
White House Tack & Feed Ltd,

White House Farm, Toft Hill. DL14 0QF. T 07904 872072
e.whitehousetackandfeed@yahoo.co.uk
Donkeys
Class 38
Cathedral Upholstery, Hobson Industrial Estate, Burnopfield.

T:01207 270556
Clydesdales
Class 46
G.Gardiner & Son, Steel Fabrications, Country Clothing &

Hardware, Frosterley, T: 01388 527295 M: 07711 356444
Coloured
Class 55
The Forge Holiday Home Park, Wolsingham

T: 01388 517333
Class 56
Rodney Britton, Farrier. T:01207 255633
Side Saddle
Class 69
Wolsingham Pharmacy.
Driving
Class 64
Sarah Ramshaw One Architecture

T: 01388 529336 M: 07775 337289
British Showjumping
Judges:
Mrs. J Graham, Penrith Cumbria

Ms. R Collinson, North Yorkshire
Course Designer: Mr G Fox, Bedale,North Yorkshire
Class 1 to start at 9.30 prompt

1.
KBIS Insurance Senior British Novice First Round

Rule 316 Table A7 Single Phase for registered horses ridden by adult, associate or junior
members. Horses not to have won a total of 125 points. Rule 287 Speed 325mpm
1st rosette sponsored by KBIS Insurance
Prize Money 25 20 18 12
Entry Fee 10.00
2.
Nupafeed Supplements Discovery Championship First Round

Rule 314 Table A7 Two Phase For registered horses ridden by adult, associate or junior
members. Horses not to have won a total of 225 points or born in or after 2011 irrespective
of points. Rule 286 Speed 325mpm
Prize Money 30 20 18 12 10
Entry Fee 10.00
3.
Connollys Red MillsSenoir Newcomers First Round

Rule 312 Table A7 Speed 325 mpm for registered horses ridden by adult, associate or
junior members. Horses not to have won a total of 375 points or born after 2010
irrespective of points.
Prize Money 40 30 20 15 15
Entry Fee 12.00
4.
The Stanhope Show 1.10m Open

For Registered Horses ridden by Adult Associate or Junior members.
Table A7 Speed 325mpm
Prize Money 40 30 20 15 15
Entry Fee 12.00
5.
The Horse & Hound Foxhunter First Round / 1.20m Open

Rule 310 Table A7 Speed 350 mpm for registered horses ridden by adult, associate or
junior members. Foxhunter horses not to have won a total of 700 points or born in or after
2009 irrespective of points.
1st rosette sponsored by Horse & Hound
Prize Money 50 40 35 25
If 30 or more starters this Class will be split
Horses may compete in one section only
Entry Fee 13.00
Trophy for Class 5 (open)
Rule 76.6 may be applied
Rule 82.20 applies
No member should allow a stallion for which he/she is responsible as owner, lessee,
authorised agent, or rider to attend a show, compete or be prepared to compete, in any
show jumping competition without taking adequate precautions to ensure other
horses/ponies, competitors and members of the public are not put at risk of injury. Also
refer to Rule 102.12.
Stallions may not compete on the British Showjumping Ticket to Ride scheme
The organisers reserve the right to cancel classes due to lack of entries.
Entries will be accepted on the day.
PLEASE SEND SAE FOR ENTRY TICKETS TO SHOWGROUND IF YOU INTEND TO ENTER
ON THE DAY BEORE 6th SEPTEMBER 2016
Sport Horse Breeding, Ridden Hunter

& Riding Horse
Judging 9.00 am
Entry Fee 5
Judge: Mrs R Hetherington, Middleham, North Yorkshire
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
Prize Money 20, 10, 5
Brood Mare with foal at foot or stinted

Foal colt or filly
Yearling colt, gelding or filly
Two year old colt, gelding or filly
Three year old or over gelding or mare
Novice Hunter - four year old or over gelding or mare to be ridden.
(Not to have won a first prize of 35 or 300 total winnings)
Small Hunter/Light Weight Hunter -four year old or over gelding or mare to be ridden
Heavy Weight Hunter four year old or over gelding or mare to be ridden.
Trophy:
Trophy:
H E Emerson Perpetual Cup for Best Ridden Hunter

The Trueman Trophy (perpetual) for Champion Sport Horse (in hand) kindly donated
by P & W L Suddes of Farnley Sport Horses
Welsh Ponies
Sections A & B
Judging 9.15 am
Entry Fee 5
Judge: Mrs SA Day, Rutland, Leicestershire,
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
Section A mare four years old or over with foal at foot

Foal eligible for registration as Section A
Section A Barren mare or gelding
Section A Yearling
Section A two or three year old colt or gelding
Section A two or three year old filly
Section A or B stallion
Section A Youngstock Championship
1st and 2nd prize winners from classes 15,17,18.19 to compete
Overall Section A Championship
1st and 2nd prize winners from classes 14,16 and 20 (Sec A) including Youngstock
Champion and Reserve Youngstock Champion to compete
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
Section B mare four years old or over with foal at foot.

Foal eligible for registration as section B
Section B Barren mare or gelding
Section B Yearling
Section B two or three year old colt or gelding
Section B two or three year old filly
Section B Youngstock Championship
1st and 2nd prizewinners from classes 22, 24, 25, 26 to compete
Overall Section B Championship

1st and 2nd prizewinners from classes 20 (Sec B), 21 & 23 including Youngstock
Champion and Reserve Youngstock Champion to compete.
27.
Ridden Welsh A & B
Sections C & D
Judging 9.30 am
Entry Fee 5
Judge: Miss L Booth, Chesterfield, Derbyshire
PLEASE NOTE WE HAVE AMALGAMATED C & D CLASSES

DUE TO REDUCED / LOW ENTRY NUMBERS.
HOWEVER IF SUFFICIENT ENTRIES CLASSES WILL BE SPLIT.
PLEASE INDICATE WHEN ENTERING IF YOU ARE EXHIBITING
SECTION C OR SECTION D.
28.
29.
30.
31.
32.
33.
34.
Section C or D mare four years old or over with foal at foot.

Foal eligible for registration as Section C or D
Section C or D Barren mare or gelding
Section C or D Yearling
Section C or D two or three year old colt or gelding
Section C or D two or three year old filly
Section C or D stallion 4 years old or over
Section C Youngstock Championship
Section D Youngstock Championship
1st and 2nd from classes 29, 31, 32, 33 to compete
Section C Overall Championship

Section D Overall Championship
1st & 2nd from classes 28, 30 and 34 including Youngstock Champion
and Reserve to compete.
35.
Ridden Welsh C & D

Supreme Champion Welsh (in Hand) Sections A, B, C and D
Overall Champions and Reserve Champions from Sections A, B, C and D to compete
Champion Ridden Welsh
1st and 2nd prizewinners from classes 27 and 35 to compete
NB: In the event of insufficient entries, classes may be amalgamated at the judges discretion.
This is a listed points show in the Scottish and Northern Welsh Pony and Cob Association In Hand
points award competition. Association Rosettes awarded for champions in Sections A, B, C & D
Trophy:
Rosette and Silver Salver (perpetual) for Supreme Overall Champion
Trophy:
Perpetual Trophy donated by Michael & Vicky Gallagher of the Bryndir Stud,
Close House Village for the Highest placed Section D mare in Class 28
Trophy:
The Wrentnall Trophy donated by John & Andrea Collin for the winner of Class 15
Section A Foal
Trophy:
Perpetual Trophy donated by West End Dental Practice, Wolsingham to the winner
of class 17 - Section A Yearling
Trophy:
Perpetual Trophy donated by West End Dental Practice, Wolsingham to the winner
of Class 19 Section A two or three year old filly
Trophy:
Perpetual Trophy donated by West End Dental Practice, Wolsingham to the Best
Section A Stallion class 20
Trophy:
The Mardenway Stud Trophy (perpetual) for Section A Youngstock Champion

donated by Mrs E Ferguson
Trophy:
The Lane Head Trophy (perpetual) for Section B Youngstock Champion donated
by Carolyn & Robert Akrigg
Trophy:
The Greenfoot Holiday Home Park Trophy (perpetual) for Section C Youngstock
Champion donated by Jill, Jennifer & Simon Crow
Trophy:
Deerness Perpetual Trophy donated by Mr & Mrs A Gill for Section D Youngstock
Champion
Trophy:
Perpetual Kanarth Demetrius Memorial Rosebowl for Best Welsh Cob Stallion D,
Class 34 donated by Geoff, Wendy & Karen Hepple, Cockfield
Shield:
Everard Quarries Shield for Best Ridden Welsh
Shield:
Champion A Welsh Pony Shield donated by Mrs J A Stephens
Trophy:
Perpetual Trophy for Champion B Welsh Pony sponsored by The Feed Warehouse.
Shield:
The Bryndir Stud Shield for Champion Section C donated by Michael,

Vicky and Lisa Gallagher of Close House Village
Shield:
The Monumental Shield for Overall Champion in Section D donated

by Mr. Jack Thomas, Norton
Donkeys
Judging 10.00 am
Entry Fee 5
Judge: Mr G Steeden Birtle, Bury.
36.
37.
38.
39.
40.
Stallions and Geldings 4 years and over

Mares 4 years and over and Broodmares5 years and over with own foal at foot.
Youngstock - Colts, Fillies and Geldings 1 - 3 years old
Pet Donkey for the donkey most suitable as a family pet
Driving class - Open
Special Prize for Best Local Donkey donated by Mrs K Mews, Stanhope
(Donkey to be within 20 mile radius of Stanhope)
Trophy (perpetual) for Champion Donkey donated by Andy & Catherine Porter, Stanhope
1st & 2nd prize winners from classes 36,37,& 38 to come forward.
This Show is affiliated to the Donkey Breed Society and all donkey classes will be judged
according to DBS rules. Classes are open to all donkeys, but DBS rosettes will be awarded to
DBS members only.
The In Hand Champion Donkey at this show automatically qualifies for the relevant
Championship at the DBS Annual Supreme Championship Showin August 2017, provided it is
owned by a fully paid up member of the DBS. A donkey may win more than one Championship
at shows but will qualify only once for the DBS Championship Show. Where the In Hand
Champion donkey has previously qualified, the Reserve Champion Donkey will be deemed the
Qualifier. If entries are insufficient it may be necessary to amalgamate the classes at the
discretion of the judge.

All prize winners including 1st, 2nd, 3rd will be expected to take part in the Grand Parade.
No prize money will be paid until after the Grand Parade
Clydesdale Horses
Judging 9.45 am
Entry Fee 5
Judge: Ms. J Pettigrew, Lenzie, Glasgow
41.
42.
43.
44.
Brood mare with foal at foot

Colt or filly foal
Yearling colt, gelding or filly
Two year old colt, gelding or filly
Judging of the Clydesdale Shield
The Clydesdale Horse Society Shield will be awarded to the best yearling or two year old
colt or filly, registered or eligible for registration with the Society, not having won a Shield
before in its lifetime. The exhibitor must be a current member of The Clydesdale Horse
Society.
45.
46.
47.
Three year old or over gelding

Three year old or over mare
Pair of Clydesdales
Championship Trophy (perpetual) for best Clydesdale
48.
Young Handlers Class

An engraved medal is presented by The Clydesdale Horse Society to the best young
handler aged 12 to 16 on the day of the show who has not already qualified in 2016. The
capabilities of the handler are to be assessed, not the animal being led. The qualifier will
be eligible to compete in the final at The Royal Highland Show in 2017. The Young
Handler Scheme and the Young Handler Final is generously sponsored by the James
Bennett Fund.
Heavy Horse Turnout

A grant of 40.00 will be made for each horse entered in the Turnout Classes instead of Prize
Money. No entry fee for classes 49 - 52
Judge: Mr M Burks, Lenzie, Glasgow
49.
50.
51.
52.
Best Decorated Single in Cart Harness

Best Single Heavy Horse Turnout
Best Pair Heavy Horse Turnout
Best Team of Three or Four Turnout
Judged 10.00 am
Judged 12.00 noon
Judged 1.00 pm
Judged directly after Grand
Parade
Please note classes 50, 51, 52 will be split into agricultural and trade turnout as appropriate and
judged simultaneously. Championship judged from Classes 50 52.
Society Trophy for Class 49 & Society Shield for Championship.
In the event of classes being under subscribed the Society retains the right to amalgamate
classes at its own discretion.
10
Coloured Horses & Ponies

Judging 9.15 am
Entry Fee 5
Judge: Miss C Mouat, Mitford, Morpeth
53.
54.
55.
56.
57.
Best Skewbald or Piebald in hand 1, 2 or 3 year old, colt, filly or gelding

Best Skewbald or Piebald in hand Non Native type 4 years old or over.
Best Skewbald or Piebald in hand, Traditional type 4 years old or over.
Best colour & markings in hand to be judged 90% colour & markings
10% conformation & soundness
Ridden Skewbald or Piebald 4 years old or over. Judge may wish to ride
Trophy:
Shield:
Best ridden horse kindly donated by Mr W Stobbs

Champion (in hand) kindly donated by Greenfoot Holiday Home Park
Dales Ponies
Judging 9.15 am
Entry Fee 5
Judge: Mrs P Hill, Newton Aycliffe, Co. Durham
Please include registration number of pony on entry form

58.
59.
60.
61.
62.
63.
Brood Mare with foal at foot

Foal
Three year old or over gelding
Three year old or over mare
Yearling or two year old colt, gelding or filly
Mare or Gelding to be ridden before the judge
A Special / Performance rosette offered by the Dales Pony Society for the best registered Dales
Pony shown by an exhibitor who produces a current membership card in the ring.
Trophy:
Shield:
The Tommy Wilson Memorial Trophy for Best Dales Pony

B.A.T. & L.J.T. Shield for Best Brood Mare- kindly donated
by Thompson Bros. Coundon
Horse and Pony Driving Classes

Judging 11.00 am
Entry Fee 5
Judge: Mr I Graham, Co. Durham
64.
65.
66.
67.
Private Driving Class

Tradesmans Turnout
Exercise Cart Class
Junior Driving Class (16 years and under)
Society Trophy for Champion
11
Side Saddle
Judging 9.30 am
Entry Fee 5
Judge: Mrs J Senior , Wakefield, Yorkshire
68.
The Side Saddle Association Equitation Championships Open Qualifying Class Run under
SSA Rules defined in the current Members Handbook. Open to SSA Members and NonMembers. Members carrying their current Championship Points Cards are eligible for SSA
rosettes to 3rd Adult and 3rd Junior places and SSA Championship Points. Southernden
Farm offers a rosette to the highest placed Member aged under 14 on 1st January of the
current year. Side Saddle International offer a rosette to the Adult Member and Manor
Grange Stud Show Centre to the Junior Member, judged to be the best turned out. Juniors
must wear Hats to current Safety Standard or above.
69.
Best Horse or Pony Ridden Side Saddle

Open to horses and ponies 4 years old or over: conformation & manners will be taken into
consideration; horses/ponies will not be stripped. A Special rosette will be awarded to the
highest placed Adult and Junior Members of the SSA carrying their current Championship
Points Cards. Juniors must wear Hats to current Safety Standard or above.
70.
Side Saddle Riding Club Horse/Pony Open

Open to horses and ponies 4 years old or over. Riders will be required to give a short
show including a small jump, maximum 61cm (2). The height may be adjusted during the
course of the class at the Judges discretion. The class shall be judged on the show, the
manners of horse/pony and its suitability for the rider. Conformation will not be considered.
A Special rosette will be awarded to the highest placed Adult and Junior Members of the
SSA carrying their current Championship Points Cards. Hats to current Safety Standard or
above must be worn.
All classes are affiliated to The Side Saddle Association.
Trophy:
For Champion kindly donated by Mrs J Gilthorpe, Ladypark, Gateshead
Gymkhana
Judging 12.30pm
Judge: Mrs J Bird, Sowerby Bridge, Yorkshire
71.
Best Turned out Horse or Pony and Rider - Rider 16 years and under
Prize Money 10, 7, 5, 3, 2, 1
Entry Fee 1
Shield for Class 71
Classes 72 - 84
72.
73.
74.
75.
76.
77.
78.
79.
80.
Prize money 3, 2, 1
Entry Fee 50p
Fancy Dress - Rider 16 years and under

Bending Race - Lead Rein Class. Rider 7 years and under
Bending Race - Rider 12 years and under
Bending Race - Rider 16 years and under
Flag Race - Lead Rein Class. Rider 7 years and under
Flag Race - Rider 12 years and under
Flag Race - Rider 16 years and under
Potato Race - Lead Rein Class. Rider 7 years and under
Potato Race - Rider 12 years and under
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81.
82.
83.
84.
Potato Race - Rider 16 years and under

Musical Ride - Lead Rein Class. Rider 7 years and under
Musical Ride - Rider 12 years and under
Musical Ride - Rider 16 years and under
Entries can also be taken on field.

No whips or spurs allowed Hard Hat to be worn at all times.
The Judges decision is final.
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PANTRY
Checkerleazes Farm, Copeland Road, West Auckland DL14 9NQ

Tel: 07969 014530 Email: janescagrave@live.co.uk
JANIES PANTRY & FARMHOUSE KITCHEN
EVENT CATERING
A Roast Carvery will be on offer to members of the general public
on Sunday 11th September served in the Pavillion
A mouthwatering selection of roast meats and vegetables
on offer followed by a cold dessert.
SERVED FROM 12 NOON
Championing British Farmed Produce

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AGRICULTURAL SECTION
Section Secretary
Mr P Collinson, Billing Shield, Eastgate, Bishop Auckland, County Durham, DL13 2LG
T: 01388 517374
Please let me have your entries early.
Sheep Section
Note: All stock must have been the bona-fide property of the Exhibitor for at least one month
before the show.
Judging 10.00 am
Entry Fee 1.00
Blue Faced Leicester

Judge: Mr Kevin Ridley, Dumfries.
53.
54.
55.
56.
57.
58.
59.
60.
Aged Ram
Shearling Ram
Ram Lamb
Ewe having reared a lamb this season
Shearling Gimmer
Gimmer Lamb
Group of Three (Ram Lamb Ewe Shearling Gimmer or Gimmer Lamb)
Bred by Exhibitor
Sheep to have been shown and not won a prize
Trophy:
H. H. Mews Memorial Trophy for the Champion Blue Faced Leicester
North of England Mule Sheep

Judge: Mr Kevin Ridley, Dumfries.
61.
62.
63.
64.
Pair of Gimmer Lambs

Single Gimmer Lamb
Pen of Five Mule Gimmer Lambs
Young Handlers - Single sheep any breed
Trophy:
G B Bainbridge Challenge Cup for Best Animal in Mule Section

Class 64 kindly sponsored by Mr John Bell Frosterley
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Swaledale Sheep
Judge: Mr Michael Allinson, Cottherstone.
65.
66.
67.
68.
69.
70.
71.
72.
73.
74.
75.
76.
77.
Tup - Three years old and over

Tup - Two years old
Shearling Tup
Tup Lamb
Pair of Tup Lambs
Ewe having reared a lamb this season
Shearling Gimmer
Gimmer Lamb
One Tup Lamb and one Gimmer Lamb
Pair of Gimmer Lambs
Group of Three (Mixed Sex)
Group of Three (Ewe, Gimmer Shearling,Gimmer Lamb)
Sheep to have been shown and not won a prize
Trophy:
APCM Silver Salver for Class 76
Trophy:
Perpetual Trophy presented by the Society for Best Swaledale
Texel
Judge: Mr Robin Williams, Hamsterley.
78.
79.
80.
81.
82.
83.
Single Ram Lamb

Single Gimmer Lamb
Aged Ram
Aged Female
Pair of one Tup & one Gimmer
Champion
Trophy:
C R Raine & Son Trophy for Champion Texel
Trophy:
Barnard Castle Auction Mart Trophy for the Best Texel Gimmer Shearling
ALL SHEEP MUST HAVE BEEN DIPPED IN A SCAB APPROVED DIP.
Young Farmers
Tug of War
Sunday 11th September
15
Beef Cattle
Section Secretary
Mr J H Emerson, Haggate Farm, Eastgate, Bishop Auckland, County Durham, DL13 2LG
T: 01388 517257
Judging 10.30 am
Judge: Mr John White
84.
85.
86.
87.
88.
89.
90.
91.
92.
93.
Entry Fee 3
Heifer born in year 2016 (cannot be shown in classes 86 or 87)

Bullock born in year 2016 (cannot be shown in classes 88 or 89)
Heifer not to exceed 480 kilos
Heifer over 480 kilos
Bullock not to exceed 500 Kilos
Bullock over 500 Kilos
Heifer bred by Exhibitor residing in Weardale
Bullock bread by Exhibitor residing in Weardale
Cow or Heifer with Bull Calf at foot to be born in 2016
Cow or Heifer with Heifer Calf at foot to be born in 2016
Trophy:
The Stanhope Show Agricultural Show Perpetual Trophy for Best Animal in this Section.
Overall Champion 50
Reserve Champion 25
T.H & S. Emerson Perpetual Trophy for Cow & Calf
Trophy:
A Perpetual Trophy donated by the late Dr. E. Thomson in memory of Dr. D.

Thomson will be presented to the Champion animal in the Cattle Section. This
Trophy is alternated each year between the Agricultural Sections on Show Saturday
DRESSED WALKING STICK COMPETITION

Further details
Mrs H Beadle, Moor View, Blackton, Eggleston, Barnard Castle, DL12 0AY
T: 01833 650309
Judging 10.00 am
Entry Fee 50p
Judge: Mr S Akrigg, Barnard Castle.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Prize Money 5, 3, 2
Natural Head Walking Stick, Plain

Walking Stick made from more than one piece of wood
Fancy Wood Walking Stick
Plain Horn Head Walking Stick
Fancy Horn Head Walking Stick
Plain Shepherd's Crook, Horn Head
Thumb Stick, Wood, as grown
Thumb Stick, Horn or Antler
Lady's Walking Stick
Novice Class, any stick (someone who has not exhibited before 1st January 2015)
Trophy:
Ernie Walton Memorial Cup for Best Stick
To take place in the Industrial Building

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AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHY
SATURDAY 10th & SUNDAY 11th SEPTEMBER 2016
Section Secretary
Tom Nattrass, The Willows, Eastgate, Weardale, Co. Durham. DL13 2HS
Tel. No. 01388 517123. e-mail. tom@nattrass.me.uk
Once again I thank all new and old members for submitting their entries and making the
competition another great success. We had 420 photographs entered, not the highest number
we have ever received but the judge stated that the quality of the entries overall was very high. I
would like to remind you of the changes made last year which still apply to this years
competition.
Im sending out the new schedule early again to enable you to start taking your photographs to
capture all of the seasons, Im sure well have some great photographs for next year. Please
keep this schedule in a safe place for your reference.
The procedure for entering your photographs will remain the same as in previous years,
however please note the closing date for entries will be Monday 5th September to enable the
judge to complete his work, this has proved to be very successful on previous occasions and the
photographs will then be displayed on both days of the show. The Judge for the Photography
Competition 2016 is Carolyn Farthing-Dunn, a local amateur photographer who has an
international reputation and a keen interest in landscape photography.
Competitors will bring their photographs to the Show Ground Pavilion at Unthank Park,
Stanhope on either Sunday 4th September between 3pm and 5.30pm or Monday 5th September
between 5.30pm and 7.00pm.
Please note there is no collection on Tuesday as in previous years.
How to enter your photographs;
1.
Write the number of the section you are entering on the back of the photograph.
2.
Bring your photographs to the Show Ground Pavilion at a time mentioned above.
3.
Give your name, address, contact number, e-mail address if you have one and the entry fee
to the Secretary.
4.
You will be given your competition number and entry cards to fill in and to be attached to
your photographs.
5.
Following the closing date, all entries will be sent for judging on Tuesday 6th September.
6.
The Section Secretary will display all photographs entered on both days of the show.
No entries will be taken after the 5th September.

Entry Fees
Sections 1 to 12 - Entry fee is 50p per entry.
Sections 13 to 16 - Junior class is 25p per entry.
Sections 17 to 20 - Entry fee is 50p per entry.
Competitors who spend 5 on entry fees between Sections 1 to 12 and 17 to 20 and 2.50 in
the Junior Section 13 to 16 will qualify for one free entry ticket. Competitors who qualify for free
entry tickets will be issued the tickets on receipt of the photographs.
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Please note that competitors are allowed only three photographs per section.
Entries submitted may not have previously won a prize at Stanhope Show.
Entries must be the work of the exhibitor.
Photographs maybe any size but not larger than 148mm x 210mm (A5), except for sections 17
to 20 where A4 size is the maximum size accepted. Mount border no more than 37.5mm around
the print (1).
Please ensure that this rule is complied with.
Larger entries will not be judged. Framed prints cannot be accepted. All photographs will be in
colour unless stated otherwise.
Car parking tickets for the Castle Park field will be issued on request when handing in the
photographs.
Prize Money
1st prize: 5, 2nd prize: 3, 3rd prize: 2 unless otherwise stated.
Section sponsors are being sought to award further prizes.
Please Note: The photographic display will take place in the Ridley Suite exhibition
building at the entrance to Unthank Park; the photographs will be displayed on both
Saturday and Sunday.
The photographer with the most points in Sections 1-12 will be awarded a trophy sponsored by
The Weardale Gazette.
Prize trophies will be awarded for best photograph in Sections: 1-12, 13-16 and 17-20.
Sections
1.
Human Study (Black and White or Colour)
2.
Landscapes Ernie Willey Perpetual Trophy Awarded
3.
Sunrise or Sunset
4.
Childhood (Single or Groups of Children)
5.
Humorous Photograph. (With Caption attach to the front)
6.
Wildlife Photograph (Wild Animal, Birds or Insects)
Sponsored by George Wall, Perpetual Trophy Awarded
7.
Close-up Study (Any Subject)
8.
A photograph depicting Weardale. Any subject matter, the location of where the
photograph was taken must be stated.
Sponsored by John Guyon, MD, Perpetual Executive Languages Trophy Awarded.
9.
Any Subject (Black and White Only)
10. Autumn Time.
11. Winter Time.
12. Reflections (Water, Shadows, Mirror etc.)
Junior Section Entrants up to 16 years of age. (All Juniors may enter adult classes)
13. Capture 3 Different Farm Animals In One Photograph
14. A Funny Looking Fruit or Vegetable.
Sponsored by Anne Stobbs, Perpetual Trophy Awarded
15. Any Subject
16. School Sports Day
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For The More Serious Photographer!!!

17. Photograph taken from up high of a citys skyline. (Day or Night)
Prize money added by Chris Cruddas
18. Dramatic cloud formation.
Sponsored by Gerry and Elaine Stallard, Perpetual Trophy Awarded
19. Wild flowers of the countryside in their natural surroundings.
Sponsored by George Wall, Perpetual Trophy Awarded
20. Close Up of Butterfly or Moth
Display opens at 12.00 midday on both Saturday and Sunday for viewing.
1.
Photographs, prize money and trophies are to be collected at 4.30pm on Sunday

11th September.
2.
Anyone unable to collect their photographs can collect them at my home address by
arrangement or leave an envelope with an address and correct Post Office postage
label.
3.
Photographs not collected after 30 days will be disposed of.
INDUSTRIAL SECTION
Section Secretary
Mrs Julie Harding, Greenhead Cottage, Stanhope, Co. Durham DL13 2JG
Tel: 01388 526672
Email: harding_greenhead@yahoo.co.uk
SAE for tickets will be very much appreciated to Section Secretary
Please let me have your entries early!
No entries will be taken after 31st August 2016
Entry fees over 5 entitles each exhibitor to one free entry ticket
Judging 10.00am
Entry Fee 50p per entry

Junior Classes 25p
Prize Money 5, 3, 2
Unless Otherwise Stated
NO EXHIBITS TO BE REMOVED UNTIL 4.30PM

Points 1st 5 points, 2nd 3 points, 3rd 1 point.
No entries to have previously won a prize at Stanhope Show.
No Names visible.
Entries must be the work of exhibitor.
Entries must be staged before 9.50am.
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Home Baking
Perpetual Trophy kindly donated by The Bakers Loaf & Old Weardale Tea Rooms will be
awarded to the exhibitor gaining most points in this section (excluding Class 124).
101.
102.
103.
104.
105.
106.
107.
108.
109.
110.
111.
112.
113.
114.
115.
116.
117.
118.
119.
120.
121.
122.
123.
124.
Loaf of Homemade Wholemeal Bread

4 Cheese Scones
4 Fruit Scones
4 Pieces of any Tray Bake
4 Ginger Biscuits (not Rolled)
4 Butterfly Buns
4 Rock Buns
Chocolate Cake (one cake split, filled but not iced)
Gingerbread (oblong)
Rice Cake (oblong)
Date and Walnut Loaf (oblong)
Victoria Sandwich Cake (one cake split with jam filling)
Rich Fruit Cake (not to exceed 20cm)(may be wrapped in cling film)
Perpetual Trophy kindly donated by Stanhope WI in memory of all
Past Members will be awarded to the winner of this class.
Lemon Drizzle Cake
Decorated Cake (judged on decoration only)
Apple Pie (short crust pastry on plate not to exceed 25cm)
Quiche (any variety not to exceed 25cm)
4 Corned Beef & Potato Squares (Short Crust Pastry)
6 Homemade Sweets
Any item of Sugar craft
Afternoon Tea Tray (to include a sandwich, a scone and a piece of cake.)
This class will be judged on content and presentation.
6 Celebration Cup Cakes
Homemade Summer Drink
Men Only Lemon Drizzle Cake
Perpetual Trophy kindly donated by Northgate Systems will be
awarded to the winner of this class.
Preserves
Perpetual Trophy in memory of Mrs B Mews kindly donated by Mr & Mrs A Mews will be
awarded to the exhibitor gaining most points in this section.
No Brand Labels on lids.
125.
126.
127.
128.
129.
130.
131.
132.
133.
1lb/454g Jar of Strawberry Jam

1lb/454g Jar of Raspberry Jam
1lb/454g Jar of Jam, any variety not eligible for any other class
1lb/454g Jar of Blackcurrant Jam
1lb/454g Jar of Marmalade
Jar of Lemon Curd
Jar of Jelly
Jar of Chutney
Jar of Pickled Onions
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Wine
Perpetual Trophy kindly donated by Donaldsons will be awarded to the most outstanding
exhibit in this section.
All exhibits to be homemade, in clear bottles with flanged corks.
134. Novice Class - Wine - Any variety
(entrants not to have won in this section at Stanhope Show)
135. White or Golden Wine Dry
136. White or Golden Wine Sweet
137. Red Wine Dry
138. Red Wine Sweet
139. Homemade Liqueur
140. Sloe Gin
Craft and Needlework

Perpetual Trophy kindly donated by WE & J Rowell will be awarded to the most outstanding
Entries must be unwashed
141.
142.
143.
144.
145.
146.
147.
148.
149.
150.
151.
152.
153.
154.
Piece of Pottery
Article in Cross Stitch (if large, state size on entry)
Article in Patchwork
Machine Embroidery
Sewn Article Using a Sewing Machine
Homemade Soft Toy
Crochet Article (any yarn)
Handmade item of Jewellery (any Medium)
Homemade Article costing less than 4 (state cost on ticket)
Hand made Wedding Card (any Medium)
Hand made 21st Birthday Card with greeting (any medium)
Hand Embroidery
Article Crafted from any Material not eligible for any other class
Dyed Egg
Hand Knitting
Perpetual Trophy kindly donated by Weardale Veterinary Clinic will be awarded to the most
outstanding exhibit in this section.
Entries must be unwashed
155.
156.
157.
158.
159.
160.
161.
Hand Knitted 4 ply for child of any age

Hand Knitted article in Double knitting Yarn
Hand Knitted article in Fashion Yarn
Hand Knitted Dressed Doll
Hand Knitted article in Aran
Hand knitted article 3 ply or under not baby
Hand Knitted Hat and Gloves
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Art
Perpetual Trophy kindly donated by Lime Tree Gallery will be awarded to the most outstanding
Please ensure that your work can be hung on a vertical board (except for class 167). Please
state size of exhibits on entry form
162.
163.
164.
165.
166.
167.
Painting in Watercolour (Weardale landscape stating location)

Painting in Watercolour (Landscape not eligible for class 162)
Painting in Watercolour (not eligible for any other class)
Painting in Oils or Acrylics ( Weardale landscape stating location)
Painting in Oils or Acrylics (not eligible for any other class)
Any other media on any surface
Junior Classes
Competitors entering this section who spend 1.50 on entry fees will be entitled to a free junior
entry ticket.
Perpetual Trophy kindly donated by Durham Dales Centre and Championship rosette will
be awarded to the exhibitor gaining most points in classes 168 to 182.
Perpetual Trophy kindly donated by Stanhope Post Office and Championship rosette will
be awarded to the exhibitor gaining most points in classes 183 201.
Age will be taken into consideration
5 years and under

168.
169.
170.
171.
172.
2 Decorated chocolate krispies

Decorated Stone
Painted Hand Prints no bigger than A4
An A4 picture using stickers
Decorated egg
8 years and under

173.
174.
175.
176.
177.
178.
179.
180.
181.
182.
3 Cup Cakes
A vegetable or fruit animal or person
Painting or Drawing The Queen (not to exceed A4)
Collage to include some recycled items (not to exceed A4)
Article in Cross Stitch
Decorated Egg
Decorated Flower Pot
Handmade crown or tiara, decorated
Decorated greeting card
Best Handwriting: - (on lined paper in pencil, mounted on A4 card)
Hairy Faces (taken from Roald Dahl's The Twits)
What a lot of hairy-faced men there are around nowadays.
When a man grows hair all over his face,
it is impossible to tell what he really looks like.
Perhaps that's why he does it.
He'd rather you didn't know.
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12 years and under

183.
184.
185.
186.
187.
188.
189.
190.
191.
192.
4 Rock Buns
4 Cup Cakes
Painting or Drawing Weardale Scene (not to exceed A4)
A bowl of floating flowers
An item made from Recycled Material
Fruit or Vegetable Creature (matchsticks allowed)
Lego/Knex or similar Model original design (not to exceed 30cm sq.)
Article in Cross Stitch
Design an invitation
Best Handwriting (in pen on plain paper, mounted on A4 card, printing not allowed):(taken from David Walliams Grandpas Great Escape)
One day Grandpa began to forget things.
It was the little things at first.
The old man would make himself a cup of tea and forget to drink it.
Before long he would have lined up a dozen cups of cold tea on his kitchen table.
Or he would run a bath and forget to turn off the taps,
flooding his neighbour's flat downstairs.
Or he would leave the house with the express purpose of buying a stamp,
but return home with seventeen boxes of cornflakes.
Grandpa didn't even like cornflakes.
16 years and under

193.
194.
195.
196.
197.
198.
4 Cup Cakes
4 Cheese Scones
Apple Pie
A decorated book mark
Decorated Welly
Computerised artwork advertising A Street Party to Celebrate the Queens 90th
birthday(not to exceed A4)
199. Article in any craft material
200. Handmade Birthday Card with greeting.
201. Best Handwriting (in ink on plain paper, mounted on A4 card, printing not allowed):(taken from J.K.Rowlings Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban)
Sirius Black,
possibly the most infamous prisoner ever to be held in Azkaban fortress,
is still eluding capture, the Ministy of Magic confirmed today.
"We are doing all we can to recapture Black," said the Minister of Magic,
Cornelius Fudge, this morning, "and we beg the magical community to remain calm."
Fudge has been criticized by some members of the
International Federation of Warlocks for informing the
Muggle Prime Minister of the crisis.
"Well, really, I had to, don't you know," said an irritable Fudge.
"Black is mad. He's a danger to anyone who crosses him, magic or Muggle.
I have the Prime Minister's assurance that he will not breathe a word of Black's true
identity to anyone. And let's face it - who'd believe him if he did?"
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Honey
Perpetual Trophy kindly donated by Joan Woodhall, Fruit and Veg will be awarded to the
most outstanding exhibit in this section.
Exhibits to be in clear 1lb Standard Squat Jars
202.
203.
204.
205.
Two Jars of Light Honey

Two Jars of Medium/Dark Honey
Three Jars of Honey in any 3 varieties
Shallow frame, heather or flower Honey
Floral Art
Perpetual Trophy kindly donated by Mr & Mrs W H Sanderson will be awarded to the most
outstanding exhibit in this section.
Prize money:
Classes 206 207

Classes 208 210
15
8
12
6
8
4
206. Queens 90th birthday an arrangement not to exceed 60cm x 60cm

207. Harvest theme to contain fruit or veg not to exceed 60cm x 60cm
208. 5 flowers- an arrangement not to exceed 45cm x 45cm
209. Table arrangement an arrangement not to exceed 50cm x 50cm
210. Display in an unusual container
(Not to exceed 45cm x 45cm)
(Competitors 16 years & under)
Stanhope Floral Art Goblet (perpetual) will be awarded to the winner of this class.
Entries must be the use of plant material with or without accessories. No artificial plant material
allowed. The size given for each exhibit is the maximum space allowed, height is unlimited in all
classes, but must be in proportion.
Entries can be staged, at their own risk, on Friday 9th September after 3pm until dusk and must
be finished before 9.45am Saturday morning.
STANHOPE BARRINGTON SCHOOL

These classes are for Stanhope Barrington School only.
A ROSETTE WILL BE AWARDED TO SECOND AND THIRD IN EACH YEAR GROUP
5 YEARS AND UNDER
211. Self Portrait (not to exceed A4)
8 YEARS AND UNDER
12 YEARS AND UNDER
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Perpetual Trophy kindly donated by John Guyon will be awarded to the winner of class
211 and 212
Perpetual Trophy kindly donated will be awarded to the winner of class 213
HORTICULTURAL SECTION
Section Secretary
Mr G T Bradley, 11 Castle Close, Stanhope, Bishop Auckland, County Durham DL13 2PX
T: 01388 528615
Please let me have your entries early. S.A.E. for tickets and numbers would be much
appreciated. Special Notice: All Exhibits to be benched by 10.00am
Judging 10.00 am
Entry Fee: 20p per entry
Prize Money 5, 3, 2
unless otherwise stated
Judge: Mr Brian Young Stanhope
Flowers
ALL DAHLIA BLOOMS TO BE NAMED and judged under N.D.S rules
ALL CHRYSANTHEMUMS TO BE NAMED and judged under N.C.S rules
220.
221.
222.
223.
224.
225.
226.
227.
228.
229.
230.
231.
232.
233.
234.
235.
236.
237.
238.
239.
240.
241.
242.
Two stands of cut flowers, each stand a different kind

Three Gladioli (Prize Money: 10 6 4)
Vase of Sweet Peas, 12 spikes
Vase of Annuals (sweet peas excluded)
Stand of Five Chrysanthemums (Prize Money: 12, 6, 4)
Three Chrysanthemums - Reflex
Three Chrysanthemums - Incurved
Three Chrysanthemums - Intermediate
Two Stands of Five Chrysanthemums (any variety - Prize Money: 20, 10, 7)
Vase or Bowl of Spray Chrysanthemums (3 sprays)
Three Decorative Dahlias - Medium
Three Decorative Dahlias - Small
Three Medium or Semi-Cactus Dahlias
Three Small or Semi-Cactus Dahlias
Three Pom-Pom Dahlias (One or more varieties)
Three Small Ball Dahlias
Three Miniature Ball Dahlias
Three Miniature Decorative Dahlias
One Vase of Three Blooms, Any Cactus and One
Vase of Three Blooms, Any Decorative (Prize Money: 12, 8, 5)
Five Colerette Dahlias
Waterlily Dahlias
Gent's Buttonhole - Rose only (Prize Money:4, 2.50, 2)
Gent's Buttonhole - Rose barred (Prize Money: 4, 2.50, 2)
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243.
244.
245.
246.
247.
Ladies' Spray/Buttonhole (Prize Money: 4, 2.50, 2)

Pot Plant - Judged on Bloom - Fuchsia
Pot Plant - Judged on Bloom - Excluding Fuchsia
Pot Plant - Judged on Foliage
Three Roses
Vegetables
248.
249.
250.
251.
252.
253.
254.
255.
256.
257.
258.
259.
260.
261.
262.
263.
264.
265.
Three Onions (Dressed - Prize Money: 10, 6, 4)

One Cabbage Spring Sow
Two Blanche Leeks
Three Potatoes Kidney White
Three Potatoes Round White
Three Potatoes Kidney Coloured
Three Potatoes Round Coloured
Heaviest Onion sound all round freshly pulled washing allowed (Prize Money: 10, 6, 4)
Three heads of Round Beetroot not to be cut
Six Household Potatoes
Three Onions freshly pulled (Prize Money: 10, 6, 4)
One Cauliflower (Prize Money: 8, 5, 3)
Four Eschalots any colour single
Two Heads Celery not to be cut
Two Carrots Stump Rooted (Prize Money: 8, 5, 3)
Two Carrots Long (Prize Money: 8, 5, 3)
Two Parsnips
Best Collection of freshly pulled vegetables, three kinds one of each kind, washing and
dressing allowed (Prize Money: 20, 12, 8)
266. Four Tomatoes
267. One Vegetable Marrow
268. One Cucumber
Trophy:
Trophy:
Trophy:
The Lonsdale Perpetual Bowl for Best Stand of Decorative or Cactus Dahlias
K Hodgson Memorial Chrysanthemum Cup + 5 for best Chrysanthemum in Show
M.C.Morgan Challenge Cup Perpetual + 5 for best Exhibit in Vegetable Section
A display of
Vintage Tractors, Wagons
Engines, Classic Cars &
Motorbikes
throughout the day
Sunday 11th September
For more information contact
Mel Robinson 01388 527011
Lee Johnson 07773 586003
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SMALL LIVESTOCK SECTION

Section Secretary
Mr D Richardson, Fernleigh, 5 Front Street, Frosterley, Weardale, Co. Durham,
Tel: 07879990467
Judging 10.00am
Entry fee 1 all classes
Guaranteed prize money 5, 3, 2
Please let me have your entries early. S.A.E. for tickets will be very much appreciated.
Closing date for entries 3rd September 2016 (entries taken at Wolsingham Show)
Exhibitors car park -1.00
ON NO ACCOUNT IS ANY EXHIBIT TO BE REMOVED BEFORE 4.30pm
Poultry, Waterfowl & Eggs

Judge:
Mr P Littlewood & Mr J Benson

Hard Feather & Waterfowl :Mr P Littlewood
Soft Feather: TBC
Under Poultry Club Rules

Large
301. Old English Game, Cock
302. Old English Game, female
303. Heavy, Male
304. Heavy, Female
305. Light, Male
306. Light Female
307. True silkie, M/F
308. Rare Breed, Large, Male or Female
309. A.V. Asian H.F. Large, Male
310. A.V. Asian H.F. Large, Female
Bantams Hard Feather (Asian /OEG/Modern)
311. A.V. Asian, Bantam, Male
312. A.V. Asian, Bantam, Female
313. Spangle Cock
314. Spangle Hen
315. Black Red Cock
316. Partridge, Female
317. Wheaton Female
318. Self Black or Blue, Male
319. Self Black or Blue, Female
320. Furness Cock, Not Blue
321. Furness Hen, Not Blue
322. Any Other Colour, Male
323. Any Other Colour, Female
324. O.E.G. Cockerel 2015
325. O.E.G. Pullet 2015
326. Modern Game Hen
327. Modern Game Cock
328. Modern Game Cockerel/Pullet 2015
329. Rare Breed, Bantam, Male or Female A.A
329. O.E.G. Chicken, Black or Blue Pullet
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Bantams Soft Feather

330. Wyandotte white male or female
331. Wyandotte Laced male or female
332. Wyandotte Self male or female
333. Wyandotte any other colour male or female
334. Sussex, any colour, male
335. Sussex, any colour, female
336. Rhode Island red, Male
337. Rhode Island red, female
338. Leghorn, any colour, male or Female
339. Minorca, male or female
340. Rock Barred, male or female
341. Rock Buff, male or female
342. Australorp, Male or female
343. AOV SF male
344. AOV SF female
345. AV SF Cockeral 2016
346. AV SF Pullet 2016
True Bantams
347. Serama male or female
348. Belgian, male or female.
349. Rosecomb, Male or female
350. Dutch, male or female.
351. Pekin, male
352. Pekin, female
353. AOV True male or female
354. True Cockerel 2016
355. True Pullet 2016
Juvenile
356. AV Bantam Male or Female
357. AV Large Male or Female
Waterfowl
358. Call Duck
359. Call Drake
360. Runner Duck
361. Runner Drake
362. AOV Duck or Drake
363. AV Goose or Gander
Egg Section
E1. 3 Large white
E2. 3 Large brown
E3. 3 Large any other colour
E4. 1 Large white
E5. 1 Large brown
E6. 1 Large any other colour
E7. 3 Bantam eggs brown
E8. 3 Bantam eggs white
E9. 3 Bantam eggs any other colour
E10. 1 Bantam egg brown
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E11. 1 Bantam egg white

E12. 1 Bantam egg any other colour
E13. 1 Waterfowl egg
Poultry club rosette for best eggs in show
Pigeons
Judges: Mr R Bennion
Mr W Dowson
Fliers
364. Competition Roller adult
365. Competition Roller young bird
366. Birmingham Roller adult
367. Birmingham Roller young bird
368. West of England adult
369. West of England young bird
370. Tippler Adult
371. Tippler YB
372. Show Racer Cock AA
373. Show Racer Hen AA
374. AOV Flier AA
Owl/ Shortface
375. African owl cock A.A
376. African owl hen A.A
377. A.O.V shortface cock A.A
378. A.O.V shortface hen A.A
379. Old German Owl Adult
380. Old German Owl young bird
381. Italian Owl A.A
382. Figarita AA
Blowers
383. Hollie Cropper Cock AA
384. Hollie Cropper Hen AA
385. AOV Blower adult
386. AOV Blower young bird
Form
387. Modena cock adult
388. Modena hen adult
389. Modena young bird
390. Show King A.A
391. Magpie A.A
392. German Beauty Homer AA
393. AOV homer cock AA
394. AOV homer Hen AA
395. American show racer Cock Adult
396. American show racer Hen Adult
397. American show racer Young Bird
398. V.P.C form AA
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Colour
399. Lucerne AA
400. Archangel / Gimpel AA
401. V.P.C colour cock AA
402. V.P.C colour hen AA
Tumblers
403. Limerick Tumbler Adult
404. Limerick Tumbler YB
405. V.P.C tumbler or flier adult
406. V.P.C tumbler or flier young bird
407. Black/Brown/ Dun Mookee AA
408. Red/Yellow Mookee AA
409. Bar/ Cheq Mookee AA
410. A.O.C Mookee AA
411. None whiteflighted Mookee A.A
412. L.F.C.L tumbler cock or hen A.A
413. L.F. muffed tumbler cock or hen A.A
414. Dutch Highflyer AA
Structure
415. Jacobin adult
416. Jacobin young bird
417. AV Fantail AA
418. Chinese owl adult
419. Chinese owl young bird
420. Capuchine Adult
421. Capuchine YB
422. V.P.C structure AA
AOV
423. AV Trumpeter cock or hen A.A
424. A.O.V(fancy) A.A
425. Juvenile Cock adult
426. Juvenile Hen adult
427. Juvenile Cock young bird
428. Juvenile Hen young bird
429. Matched Pair
430. Flier Challenge AA*
431. Fancy Challenge A.A*
Cavies
Section Secretary
Mr Wearmouth, 57 Sailsbury Crescent, West Cornforth, County Durham. T: 01740 652039
Judge: David Millar
432.
433.
434.
435.
436.
Self black adult

Self white or cream adult
Self A.O.C adult
Self challenge adult
Self black 5-8 months
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437.
438.
439.
440.
441.
442.
443.
444.
445.
446.
447.
448.
449.
450.
451.
452.
453.
454.
455.
456.
457.
458.
459.
460.
461.
462.
463.
464.
465.
466.
467.
468.
469.
470.
471.
472.
473.
474.
475.
476.
477.
478.
479.
Self white cream 5-8 months

Self A.O.C 5-8 months
Self challenge 5-8 months
Self black U/5
Self white or cream U/5
Self A.O.C U/5
Self challenge U/5
Abyssinian, adult
Agoutie, adult
Crested, adult
Dutch or Tortoise & white, adult
Himalayan adult
Rex adult
A.V longhaired adult
A.O.V non-self adult
Non-self challenge, adult
Abyssinian 5-8 months
Agoutie 5-8 months
Crested 5-8 months
Dutch or Tortoise & white 5-8 months
Himalayan 5-8 months
Rex 5-8 months
A.V longhaired 5-8 months
A.O.V non-self 5-8 months
Non-self challenge 5-8 months
Abyssinian U/5
Agoutie U/5
Crested U/5
Dutch or Tortoise & white U/5
Himalayan U/5
Rex U/5
A.V longhaired U/5
A.O.V non-self U/5
Guide standard A.A*
Unstandard guide A.A*
Non-self challenge U/5*
Boar A.V A.A
Sow A.V A.A
Grand Challenge A.V.A.A.*
Juvenile Self A.A.*
Juvenile Non Self A.A.*
Juvenile Challenge A.A.*
Juvenile Pet Cavy
* Denotes duplicate classes

All cavies to have water bottles
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Rabbits
Section Secretary
Mrs Claire Mitcheson, 4 Percy Avenue, Catchgate, Stanley, DH9 8EP Email: tillymae321@hotmail.com Tel: 07763 345378
Entry Fees: Block entry 1.00.
Other Rabbits same Class 1 Block Entry.
Juvenile in main show as above, juvenile class 50p block entry.
Juvenile C.O.M. 50p block entry.
B.R.C. Levy 50p each exhibitor.
All classes B.R.C.2 STAR.
Sorry no sale pens.
Section 1 Fancy
Judge: Mr S. Galloway.
R1.
R2.
R3.
R4.
R5.
R6.
R7.
R8.
R9.
R10.
R11.
R12.
R13.
R14.
R15.
R16.
R17.
R18.
R19.
R20.
R21.
R22.
R23.
R24.
R25.
R26.
R27.
R28.
R29.
R30.
R31.
R32.
R33.
R34.
R35.
R36.
Dutch Black or Blue Adult

Dutch Black or Blue Under 5
Dutch, Steel or Brown Grey Adult
Dutch, Steel or Brown Grey Under 5
Dutch, any other colour Adult
Dutch, any other colour, Under 5
Dutch Challenge, Any Age*
English Black, Adult
English Black, Under 5
English Blue, Adult
English Blue, Under 5
English, any other colour Adult
English, any other colour Under 5
English, Challenge Any Age*
Silver any colour Adult
Silver Grey, Under 4
Silver any other colour Under 4
Silver Challenge Any Age*
Netherland Dwarf, Red Eyed White Adult
Netherland Dwarf Smoke, Adult
Netherland Dwarf Smoke, Under 5
Netherland Dwarf, Red Eye White Under 5
Netherland Dwarf, M/Sable Adult
Netherland Dwarrf, M/Stable Under 5
Netherland Dwarf, S/Sable Adult
Netherland Dwarf, S/Sable Under 5
Netherland Dwarf, Agoutie Adult
Netherland Dwarf, Agoutie Under 5
Netherland Dwarf, CHIN Adult
Netherland Dwarf, CHIN Under 5
Netherland Dwarf, A.O.C Agoutie Patt Adult
Netherland Dwarf, A.O.C Agoutie Patt Under 5
Netherland Dwarf, Black Otter Adult
Netherland Dwarf, Black Otter Under 5
Netherland Dwarf, A.O.C Self Under 5
Netherland Dwarf, A.O.C N/Self Adult
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R37.
R38.
R39.
R40.
R41.
R42.
R43.
R44.
R45.
R46.
R47.
R48.
R49.
R50.
R51.
R52.
R53.
R54.
Netherland Dwarf, A.O.C N/Self Under 5

Netherland Dwarf, Challenge A.A*
Himalayan, Black Adult
Himalayan, Black Under 5
Himalayan, any other colour Adult
Himalayan, any other colour Under 5
Tan, A.C Adult
Tan, A.C Under 5
Polish Red Eyed White, Adult
Polish Red Eyed White, Under 5
Polish, any other colour Adult
Polish, any other colour Under 5
Belgian Hare Adult
Belgian Hare Under 5
Lionhead, Adult
Lionhead, Under 5
Any other variety Fancy Adult (please state breed)
Rest of Fancy Challenge A.A (please state breed)*
Section 2 Lops
Judge: Mr J. Carlile
R55.
R56.
R57.
R58.
R59.
R60.
R61.
R62.
R63.
R64.
R65.
R66.
R67.
R68.
R69.
R70.
R71.
R72.
R73.
R74.
R75.
R76.
R77.
R78.
R79.
R80.
R81.
R82.
R83.
R84.
R85.
Dwarf Lop Self Adult

Dwarf Lop Self Under 5
Dwarf Lop Chin/Agoutie, Adult
Dwarf Lop Chin/Agoutie, Under 5
Dwarf Lop, Sooty Fawn Adult
Dwarf Lop, Sooty Fawn Under 5
Dwarf Lop, any other colour non self Adult
Dwarf Lop, any other colour non self Under 5
German Lop, Chin/Agoutie Adult
German Lop, Chin/Agoutie Under 5
German Lop, any other colour Adult
German Lop, any other colour Under 5
French Lop any colour Adult
French Lop any colour Under 5
Mini Lop R.E.W Adult
Mini Lop R.E.W Under 5
Mini Lop Otter Adult
Mini Lop Otter Under 5
Mini Lop Chin/Agoutie, Adult
Mini Lop Chin/ Agoutie, Under 5
Mini Lop Sooty Fawn, Adult
Mini Lop Sooty Fawn, Under 5
Mini Lion Lop, A.O.C. Self Adult
Mini Lion Lop, A.O.C. Self Under 5
Mini Lop, Non Self Adult
Mini Lop, Non Self Under 5
Mini Lion Lop, Adult
Mini Lion Lop, Under 5
A.O.V Lop, Adult
A.O.V Lop, Under 5
Lop Challenge Adult
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R86.
R87.
R88.
Lop Challenge Under 5

Any variety Fancy/Lop Grand Challenge, Adult*
Any variety Fancy/Lop Grand Challenge, Under 5*

All Rabbits to have access to water bottles
Section 3 - Fur and Rex
Judge: Mr J. Carlile
R89.
R90.
R91.
R92.
R93.
R94.
R95.
R96.
R97.
R98.
R99.
R100.
R101.
R102.
R103.
R104.
R105.
R106.
R107.
R108.
R109.
R110.
R111.
R112.
R113.
R114.
R115.
R116.
R117.
R118.
R119.
R120.
R121.
R122.
R123.
R124.
R125.
R126.
R127.
R128.
R129.
R130.
R131.
Chinchilla, Adult
Chinchilla, Under 5
Silver Fox Black, Adult
Silver Fox Black, Under 5
Silver Fox A.O.C, Adult
Silver Fox A.O.C, Under 5
New Zealand White, Adult
New Zealand White, Under 5
Satin, Adult
Satin, Under 5
Marten Sable, Adult
Marten Sable, Under 5
Siamese Sable, Adult
Siamese Sable, Under 5
British Giant Adult
British Giant Under 5
Continental Giant, Adult
Continental Giant, Under 5
Any other variety Fur Adult (please state breed)
Any other variety Fur Under 5 (please state breed)
Fur Challenge Adult*
Fur Challenge Under 5*
Black Rex Adult
Black Rex Under 5
Marten Seal or Sable Rex Adult
Marten Seal or Sable Rex Under 5
Orange Rex Adult
Orange Rex Under 5
Ermine Rex Adult
Ermine Rex Under 5
Castor Rex, Adult
Castor Rex, Under 5
Any other variety Rex, Adult
Any other variety Rex, Under 5
Mini Rex Self Adult
Mini Rex Self Under 5
Mini Rex Non Self Adult
Mini Rex Non Self Under 5
Rex Challenge, Adult*
Rex Challenge, Under 5*
Fur/Rex Challenge, Adult*
Fur/Rex Challenge, Under 5*
Grand Challenge, Adult (All Sections)*
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R132.
R133.
R134.
R135.
R136.
R137.
R138.
R139.
R140.
R141.
R142.
R143.
R144.
R145.
R146.
R147.
R148.
Grand Challenge, Under 5 (All Sections)*

Junior Dutch, any age
Junior English, any age
Junior N/Dwarf, any age
Junior any other variety Fancy, any age
Any Polish A.C.A.A.
Junior Dwarf Lop, any age
Junior Mini Lop, any age
Junior any other variety Lop, any age
Junior Silver Fox, any age
Junior Sable, any age
Junior any other variety Fur, any age
Junior Self Rex, any age
Junior Rex Non Self, any age
Junior Mini Rex, any age
Junior Challenge, any age*
Junior Pet Rabbit, any age*

All Rabbits to have access to water bottles
Specials
Poultry & Bantams
J Hogarth Memorial Trophy - Best Bantam in Show
J Gill Memorial Trophy - best O.E.G in Show
J & J Barry Perpetual Cup - Best Bantam in Show
3 best O.E.G Bantam / 2 best Opposite Sex Kindly donated by Mr W Jewitt
Plus Poultry Club awards
Pigeons
G.A. Burlison Memorial Cup - Best Pigeon in Show
Arnison & Richardson Cup Best Fancy Pigeon in Show
Rosette for Best In Show kindly donated by D Richardson
Cavies
Tom Sexton Memorial Trophy - best Cavy in show
J Ridley Memorial Trophy
ROSETTES AWARDED FOR EACH SECTION
Terrier Show
Prize Money for all classes 1st - 3, 2nd - 2, 3rd - 1 plus Rosettes. Entrance Fee 1-00 per entry.
Trophy Champion plus 25-00. Reserve Champion plus 15-00.
Trophies to be held for one year
Entries taken on the Show Field from 12 noon. Judging 1pm
1a.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Child Handler Class

Lakeland Dog.
Lakeland Bitch.
Border Dog.
Border Bitch.
Patterdale Dog
Patterdale Bitch
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7.
Jack Russell Rough Dog.
8.
Jack Russell Rough Bitch.
9.
Jack Russell Smooth Dog.
10. Jack Russell Smooth Bitch.
11. Under 12 Terrier Dog.
12. Under 12 Terrier Bitch.
10. Crossbred Dog.
11. Crossbred Bitch.
12. Bedlington Dog or Bitch
13. Couples.
15. Veterans, Over 7.
16. Puppy ( Rough or Smooth ) Under 12 months.
Champion Terrier
Car Parking Passes for Terriers exhibitors next to the show rings is available by prior
arrangement. Please contact Ryan Dent on 07825 293186
Lurcher Classes
Prize Money for all classes 1st - 3, 2nd - 2, 3rd - 1 plus Rosettes
Entrance Fee 1-00 per entry. Entries taken on the Show Field from 12 noon. Judging 1pm
Champion 25.00 RESERVE 15.00 BEST PUP 15.00, RESERVE PUP 5-00.
1.
Child Handler
2.
Dog Puppy Under 12 Months
3.
Bitch Puppy Under 12 Months
Lurcher over 12 months
Under 23 inch
4.
Rough Dog
5.
Rough Bitch
6.
Smooth Dog
7.
Smooth Bitch
Over 23 inch
8.
Rough Dog
9.
Rough Bitch
10. Smooth Dog
11. Smooth Bitch
12. Bull Cross Dog
13. Bull Cross Bitch
14. Whippet Dog or Bitch
15. Long Dog & Saluki Cross
16. Rabbit Class
17. Veteran Lurcher (7 years or over).
18. Best Pair of Lurchers
Champion Lurcher Classes 1, 2, 3, & 17 are not eligible for the Championship.
Classes may be amalgamated.
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RULES
1.
The Society shall be called THE STANHOPE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY, and shall consist of a President,
Vice-Presidents, Chairman, Vice-Chairman, Treasurer, Secretary, Section Secretaries, Committee and Members.
2.
The Society's objects are: a) to promote agriculture generally; b) to promote the improvement in the breeding of
livestock; c) to improve the standards of farming and farm craft for farmers residing in the area; d) to promote
and improve country pursuits and industries allied to agriculture.
3.
The President, Chairman, Vice-Chairman, Treasurer, Secretary, Auditor and Committee shall be elected at the
Annual General Meeting of the Society. Vice-Presidents shall be elected for life in recognition of valued service
to the Society.
4.
An annual subscription of not less than 8.00 shall constitute a member of the Society. Each member being
entitled to one vote at the Annual General Meeting and one ticket of admission to the Show.
5.
Fifty-five members elected at the Annual General Meeting shall form the Committee, the Officials being
ex-officio, but having the same status as Committee members. Any other nominations must be in writing, signed
by two members of the Society, and submitted to the Secretary at least three days before the Annual General
Meeting. The Committee shall have the power to co-opt.
6.
If any Committee Member fails to attend at least half the total number of Committee Meetings for a full year,
unless by reason of health or accepted explanation, they will surrender their position on the Committee.
7.
A meeting of eight Committee Members and the Secretary shall constitute a quorum.
8.
The Secretary shall convene the meetings, record the minutes, attend to correspondence and put into effect the
resolutions of the Committee. They shall purchase all necessary books and documents, maintain correct
accounts of all financial transactions. Such accounts to be sanctioned by the Committee and audited prior to
each Annual General Meeting.
9.
No money shall be drawn from the Treasurer except by cheque signed by a member of the Committee and the
Secretary.
10.
The Annual General Meeting shall be held in February each year or as soon as possible thereafter. The Agenda
will be: To confirm the minutes of the previous Annual General Meeting; to receive and consider the Financial
Statement for the previous year; to elect the Officials and Committee for the ensuing year; to Revise the Rules
and Byelaws of the Society (such revisions to be submitted to the Secretary at least three days before the
meeting); and to transact any other business relative to the affairs of the Society, of which at least three days
notice has been given to the Secretary for inclusion in the Agenda.
11.
The Annual Show will be held on the second weekend in September each year.
12.
The position of Chairman will be held for a maximum term of four years subject to annual re-election at the
Annual General Meeting.
13.
The position of President will be held for a maximum term of three years subject to annual re-election at the
Annual General Meeting
14.
The financial statements will be published two weeks prior to the Annual General Meeting.
1.
2.
3.
The whole of the prizes are for open competition except where otherwise stated in the Schedule.
Animals can be entered in more than one Class.
Entries to be made with the Secretary on or before September 4th and in no circumstances will entries
be accepted after that date.
Entry fee 5 entitles exhibitor to one free ticket.
Tickets for admission to Show-yard and number of Stand for Stock, etc. will be sent by the Secretary to
the exhibitor on receipt of entry accompanied by fees.
All Stock must be on the Show Ground before 10.00 am on the morning of the Show, except animals
entered in the Trotting and Showjumping competitions.
All Stock must be the bona-fide property of the exhibitor.
Bulls must be secured by a ring with a chain or rope attached, and all Cattle and Horses must be
haltered when brought onto the ground.
BYE LAWS
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
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9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
No animal may be removed during the day except when required by the judges. No Stock to be taken
off the ground before 5.00 pm. The Show-yard will close at 5.30 pm.
In all cases where there is no competition, or when the animals do not possess sufficient merit, the
awarding of the prizes will be at the discretion of the Judges. When any condition is attached to the
winning of a premium, the prizes shall not be paid until such conditions have been fulfilled and a
certificate produced to the Secretary.
The Stewards have power to register a protest against any animal which does not comply with the
conditions of entry. Such protest shall be decided by a quorum of six of the Committee and Secretary
on the ground.
Every protest must be made in writing, signed and lodged with the Secretary accompanied by a deposit
of 5. No protest will be entertained unless received by the Secretary within four days from the date of
the Show. Each protest will be investigated and decided by the Committee within one month from date
of Show. The decision of the Committee to be final and binding, without legal or other appeal. In case a
protest should be deemed frivolous the deposit shall (if the Committee think fit) be forfeited to the Society.
All disputes of any kind shall be finally decided by the Committee.
The Society shall not be responsible for any accident, injury or loss, to any exhibit sent to the Show.
All entries must be made on the printed forms which may be obtained from the Secretary, or online at
All premiums due will be paid by cheque within twenty-eight days after the Show, except where Rule 11
applies.
Should Prize Money not be received within 28 days of the Show, claims must be made in writing to the
Secretary.
The Committee reserve the right of payment on all cheques not presented on or after November 30th
following the Show.
The Committee reserve the right to cancel any class or classes.
Please also note that the closing date for entries this year is Sunday 4th September 2016.
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO ALL EXHIBITORS

The organisers are naturally concerned for the safety of the public at the show and this is of paramount
importance in relation to Public Liability Insurance and the Health & Safety at Work Act 1974 with additions
and amendments. An Agricultural Show presents many difficult problems because of numbers of people and
livestock moving around on a large site. In order to comply with legal and insurers requirements it is
necessary to segregate, as far as possible, livestock from the general public. The Society has therefore
appointed Stewards to supervise the movements of people and livestock around the Show Field at all times
and THE DIRECTIONS OF THE STEWARDS MUST BE FOLLOWED AT ALL TIMES.
Should any exhibitor fail to comply with the instructions of the stewards, the Society will have no alternative
but to remove that exhibitors entries from the Show Field and all fees paid and /or prizes won will be forfeit.
This condition will be strictly enforced and no appeal will be considered.
PUBLIC SAFETY
STANHOPE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY HAS MADE THE BEST ARRANGEMENTS IN THEIR POWER FOR
THE SAFETY OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC, EXHIBITORS AND ANIMALS. THEY WILL NOT BE HELD
RESPONSIBLE FOR THE LOSS, DAMAGE OR INJURY TO ANY PERSONS, ANIMALS OR PROPERTY.
THE PUBLIC ARE NOT TO ENTER ANY RING OR ENCLOSURE AND ARE TO BE VIGILANT OF
VEHICLES AND ANIMALS MOVING AROUND THE SHOW FIELD. MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC
PARTICIPATING IN ANY EVENT DO SO AT THEIR OWN RISK.
LOST CHILDREN
Please inform your children that if they get separated from family members that they should go to the
secretarys cabin, that is allocated next to the flag pole. The Society will do all they can to inform the family
immediately over the tannoy that they are safe and waiting for you.
DISABLED PARKING
For all valid badge holders, parking can be located in the paddock adjacent to the main field.
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STANHOPE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY

MEMBERSHIP FORM
Please accept this invitation to support and help this Society
by becoming a member.
Subscribers of 8.00 and over are entitled to:
A vote at the Societys Annual Meeting
Facilities to use the Members Licensed Marquee at the Show
Membership badge and one entrance ticket
Name:
Address:
Tel No.:
Post or hand this form to the General Secretary
Mrs Susan Anderson, Shieldhurst Farm, Stanhope,
County Durham, DL13 2EY Tel:07561 224806
ENTRY FORM
All entries with fees to the relevant secretaries by the 5th September 2016 unless otherwise stated.
SAE for tickets and number will be very much appreciated.
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The fabulous 2016 agricultural show brings you:
Saturday
10th September 2016
Sunday
11th September 2016
Sport Horse Breeding
Coloured Horses & Ponies
Ridden Hunters
Side Saddle
Welsh Ponies A & B
Clydesdales
Welsh Ponies C & D
Heavy Horse Turnout
British Showjumping
Dog Agility Tests
Dog Obedience
Sheep & Donkeys
Fur & Feather
Beef Cattle
Industrial and Small Livestock
Dales Ponies
Horse and Pony Driving
Titan the Robot Show
Gymkhana
Lurchers & Terriers
Cumberland Wrestling
Grand Parade
Battle of Britain Memorial Flight - Hurricane
Open Sulky Racing
Grand Parade
Kennel Club Open Obedience Show

Music from Stanhope Silver Band
Live Bands in the Beer Tent - Walcott Band

& Colin Barber's Dublin Raiders
Craft & Food Market and Trade Stands
Show Kennel Club All Breed Show
Circus Workshop
Vintage Tractors & Engines
Animal Roadshow
Craft & Food Market and Trade Stands
Licenced Bar & Catering
Circus Workshop
Admission:
Adults 7.00
Children 3.00
OAP 5.00
Members 8.00
Animal Roadshow
Licenced Bar & Catering
or call the General Secretary on 07561 224806

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Saturday 10th & Sunday 11th

WELCOME TO STANHOPE SHOW

Stanhope Agricultural Show Schedule 2016

SATURDAY 10th SEPTEMBER 2016

Showground open to Exhibitors

SUNDAY 11th SEPTEMBER 2016

Showground open to Exhibitors.

Stanhope Agricultural Show Schedule 2016

STANHOPE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY

01388 526 477

01388 517 374

E Craig (Craft Tent)

01388 528 615

0191 520 3171

T Brough (Harness Racing)

C Hare (Dog Agility)

R Dent (Terriers & Lurchers)

T R Mews (Trade Stands)

M Robinson (Vintage Tractors & Cars) 01388 527011

Stanhope Agricultural Show Schedule 2016

Hon Medical Officer: Stanhope Medical Group

2016 Horse Section Sponsors

Shaun Ramshaw, Building Contractor, Stanhope

Fellside Veterinary Group, Stanhope T. 01388 528349

Greenfoot Holiday Home Park, Stanhope, T: 01388 526457

White House Tack & Feed Ltd,

Cathedral Upholstery, Hobson Industrial Estate, Burnopfield.

G.Gardiner & Son, Steel Fabrications, Country Clothing &

The Forge Holiday Home Park, Wolsingham

Rodney Britton, Farrier. T:01207 255633

Sarah Ramshaw One Architecture

Stanhope Agricultural Show Schedule 2016

Mrs. J Graham, Penrith Cumbria

Course Designer: Mr G Fox, Bedale,North Yorkshire

Class 1 to start at 9.30 prompt

KBIS Insurance Senior British Novice First Round

Nupafeed Supplements Discovery Championship First Round

Connollys Red MillsSenoir Newcomers First Round

The Stanhope Show 1.10m Open

The Horse & Hound Foxhunter First Round / 1.20m Open

Sport Horse Breeding, Ridden Hunter

Prize Money 20, 10, 5

Brood Mare with foal at foot or stinted

H E Emerson Perpetual Cup for Best Ridden Hunter

Prize Money 20, 10, 5

Section A mare four years old or over with foal at foot

Section B mare four years old or over with foal at foot.

Stanhope Agricultural Show Schedule 2016

Overall Section B Championship

Ridden Welsh A & B

Prize Money 20, 10, 5

PLEASE NOTE WE HAVE AMALGAMATED C & D CLASSES

Section C or D mare four years old or over with foal at foot.

Section C Overall Championship

Ridden Welsh C & D

Rosette and Silver Salver (perpetual) for Supreme Overall Champion

Stanhope Agricultural Show Schedule 2016

The Mardenway Stud Trophy (perpetual) for Section A Youngstock Champion

Everard Quarries Shield for Best Ridden Welsh

Champion A Welsh Pony Shield donated by Mrs J A Stephens

The Bryndir Stud Shield for Champion Section C donated by Michael,

The Monumental Shield for Overall Champion in Section D donated

Prize Money 20, 10, 5