Hinderwell Show

HINDERWELL HORSE & AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY

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153rd Annual Show

THE SHOWFIELD, Runswick Lane, Hinderwell, N. Yorks. TS13 5HR (by kind permission of The Barker Family, Greylands Farm) on Friday 9th August 2024 to commence: 9.00 a.m. Prompt

65 Trophies & Over £2,000 in Prizes

Secretaries

General Enquiries

Children’s

Tent

Agricultural

Mary Harland

01947 840179

Mrs. J. Savage 01947 841289

Jenny Peacock, Sandra Hunt-Brown

Barbara Piggott, Jean Clennan

Jude Knight Enquiries 01947 841126

Ruth Maltby 07966 065123

Treasurer Mr. F. Cieslik 07802 766227

Trade Stands

Mary Harland 01947 840179

Livestock Entries Close: 8 p.m. – Friday 26th July 2024

Show Jumping, Gymkhana, Ferrets, Dog Show & Main Tent on the day entries only

2024 Showfield Plan

Subject to Change Not to Scale

Horse Trailer & Livestock Parking

Toilets Trade stands

Horse Exercise Area

Secretary P.A.

First Aid Ring Three Ring Two Ring One

Toilets

Craft Tent Trade stands Bar

Rules

1 All persons knowingly making a false entry shall forfeit all unpaid premiums awarded to them and be disqualified from competing at the next Show.

2 All foals must be haltered.

3 Animal owners are kindly requested not to clean horse boxes etc. out on the Show Field.

4 All animals exhibited must be the property of the exhibitor at the time of entry.

5 No entry fees refundable.

6 The committee will use every precaution to prevent accidents to exhibits and the public, but should any incident occur, they will not be held responsible for the damage or accident.

7 All disputes to be decided by the Committee, and not subject to any proceedings at law.

8 Objections must be given in writing to the Secretary before the close of the Show with a deposit of £20.00 and any further expenses incurred must be paid by the persons against whom the Committee give their decision. The deposit will be forfeited to the Society if the objection is not sustained.

9 Any exhibitor using offensive language to any judges or stewards will be required to leave the show field.

10 A General Meeting of Members shall be held in the months of January or February annually, at which a statement of the Society’s affairs shall be submitted : Rules revised: Schedule or premiums arranged, Officers elected and all other business transacted.

11 All entries with entrance fees and a S.A.E., to be sent to the Secretary in writing on or before the closing date of entries. Telephone entries cannot be accepted, even the Best of Friends! PLEASE USE FIRST CLASS POST TO AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT.

12 All Trophies are to be returned in good, clean condition and suitably engraved.

13 If a competitor wins the same Perpetual Trophy for three consecutive years the Show Committee will buy them a small trophy to keep as a memento. Please inform Secretary prior to Show Day.

14 Riders to wear a hard hat when mounted which meets BSI.

Hats which bear PAS 015:2011, VGI; Snell E2016 onwards with official Snell label & number, ASTM – F1163 2004a onwards with SEI mark, AS/VZS 3838, 2006 onwards.

15 Entry Tickets – for £5 in entries an admission ticket will be sent to a maximum of 2 tickets, at the discretion of the secretary.

16 Horse Passports should accompany the horse/pony while attending the Show.

While the Show does not have to check these are present, competitors should have them with them as Trading Standards may do a ‘spot check’.

17 Entry onto the field will be by official pass only and any vehicle seeking access to the field without a pass will be charged £10.

Cover Photo of MULGRAVE CONTRALTO by kind permission of Mrs. D.M. & Mr. J.G. Welford, Dalehouse, Staithes

Mrs. M. Metcalfe

Mrs. C.A. Barker

Mr. G. Turton

Mr. T. Bottomley

Mr. G. Stevenson

Mr. R. Reynolds ACA

Mrs. L. Richardson

Mr. E. Richardson

Ms L. Dale

Mrs. J. Barker

OFFICERS

President : Mr. Eric Matthew

Vice Presidents

Dr. G. Croft

Mrs. Gill Swailes

Mr. R.C. Harland

Mr. Joe Welford

Mrs. A. MacKinder

Mr. M. Allen

Dr. S. Johnson

Mr. M. Barker

Ms. Jude Knight

Chair of Committee : Kelly Harland

Mrs. M. Harland

Mr. D. Barker

Mr. E. Matthew

Mrs. E.M. Welford

Mr. J. Barker

Mr. R. Smith

Mr. W. Barker

Mrs. K. Richardson

Mr. D. Richardson

Vice Chairs : Mary Harland, Jan Walker

Honorary Treasurer : Mr. Filip Cieslik

Honorary Secretary : Post Vacant

Honorary Veterinary Surgeons : Clevedale Veterinary Practice

Honorary Auditor : Wasley Chapman

Tent Section : Jenny Peacock, Sandra Hunt-Brown

Barbara Piggott, Jean Clennan

Trade Stands : Mrs. M. Harland

Children’s Section :

Mrs. J. Savage

Active Committee

Mrs. M. Harland

Ms. J. Knight

Mrs. J. Savage

Mrs. L. Tinker

Mrs. J. Clennan

Mr. F. Cieslik

Ms. A. Pecherek

Ms. R. Maltby

Ms. K. Harland

Ms. M. Veal

Mr. P. Dale

Mr. E. Matthew

Mrs. M. Metcalfe

Mrs. S. Hunt-Brown

Mrs. J. Walker

Mr. S. Blackburn

Mrs. J. Peacock

Mrs. B. Piggott

Thanks to everyone who regularly helps on show day

Mr. C. Welford

Mr. J. Welford

Mrs. A. Ellis

Mr. S. Ellis

Ms. D. Hall

Miss H. Barnett-Savage

Mr. M. Sewell

Mr. A. Harland

Mr. S. Barker

Mrs. T. Blackburn

Mrs. J. Sowerby

Miss N. McLaughlin

Ladies of the Hinderwell WI Glaisdale Pony Club

Mr.T.Harland

Mr. D. Barker

Miss E. Blake

Mrs. K. Houghton

Mrs. R. Lydall

Mr. R. Sowerby

Mr. R. Sanderson

Mr. R. Cohen

Mrs. J. Welford

Mrs. L.M. Dale

Mr. S. Savage

Mrs. G. Pearson

Mrs. J. McLaughlin

Mr. J. Archer

Mr.S.Perkins

Mrs. M. Harland, Miss. A. Harland Wasley Chapman

Also, thanks to Whitby DAG for the hire of the shuttle bus and thanks to our sponsors and advertisers

Hinderwell Service Station

152 High Street, Hinderwell

Telephone: 01947 840341

Proprietor: John Harrison

VEHICLE REPAIRS ~ SERVICING

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TIMETABLE

Timings of events in the show rings are approximate given the unknown number of entries. Competitors are reminded that it is their responsibility to be available for their respective classes.

9.00 am: All Vintage Machinery to be on the Showfield

10.30 am: Sheep Judging Commences

11.00 am: Tent & Ferret Judging Commences

12.00 pm: Dog Show Open for entries

1.00 pm: Novelty Dog Show Commences

4.00 pm: Presentation of Tent Section Trophies in the Main Tent

4.00 - 5.00 pm: Prize Money to be collected from Main Tent

ADMISSION AND PARKING

ADMISSION: Adults : £6.00 – Children : £3.00

Family : £15.00 (2 Adults & 2 Children)

CAR PARKING FREE in Official Car Parking Field

DISABLED PARKING

There is ample disabled parking available near to the pedestrian access to the showfield. Please access this by using the official car park entrance. Unfortunately, we are not able to offer public ringside parking.

Agricultural Competitors Entry Tickets – for £6 in entries an admission ticket will be sent to a maximum of 2 tickets, at the discretion of the secretary.

Tent exhibitors will be allowed to park on the showfield whilst delivering exhibits. After 10.45 a.m. their vehicles must be removed.

Vehicles will only be admitted to the Main Showfield if displaying the official pass, otherwise they will be directed into the car park field. Vehicle passes admit the driver/rider(s) only - passengers not included.

Poets Cottage

JUDGES

Hunters Nick Coldbeck

Hunters Ridden

Cleveland Bays

Pony Breeding

Ridden Ponies

Show Jumping

Gymkhana Games

Ferrets

Georgia Smith

Gilly Dimmock

Barbara Martindale

Lesley Haws

Alison Wilson

Harriet Beecroft

Jonathon Cuthbert

Sheep Ken Flintoff

Novelty Dog Show

Vintage Machinery

Farm Produce

Garden Produce

Flowers

Handicrafts

Confectionary

Preserves

Photography

Children’s

Children’s Confectionary

Nicola Garbutt

Clive Marsh

Norman Atkinson

Barry Richardson

Liz Tinker

Mrs. Antonella Jones

Mrs. G. Dunwell

Peter Bell

Christine Moreley

Mrs. Allana Robson & Mrs. Sarah Hogarth

Mrs. Florence Cornforth

STEWARDS

Ring Eric Matthew, Kate Houghton, Simon Carr, Glaisdale Pony Club

Tent Jenny Peacock, Sandra Hunt-Brown, Barbara Piggott, Jean Clennan

Sheep K. & A. Harland

Novelty Dog Show Jan Walker

Ferrets

Children’s Section

Mrs. S. Lloyd

Mrs. J. Savage

HORSES

Please note: All horses must have been vaccinated within the last year and have had their second vaccination at least one week prior to the show. The committee reserves the right to check horse passports at random on the day.

ENTRY FEE Classes 1 – 28 : £6.00 (except class 12)

PRIZE MONEY 1st £15.00 : 2nd £10.00 : 3rd £5.00

ROSETTES To 3rd Place (10 entries – 4th Place) (15 entries 5th Place)

HUNTERS

Class 1

Hunter Brood Mare

2 Hunter Foal, Colt of Filly

3 Hunter Yearling, Colt, Gelding or Filly

4 Hunter two or three year old, Gelding or Filly

CHAMPIONSHIP 1st Prize Winners from Classes 2, 3 & 4 to compete for The Hinderwell Show Young Hunter Shield (held for 1 year) and a Hinderwell Show Champion Rosette

5 Hunter - Open, four years old & over, able to carry 12 stone or over. To be ridden in the ring.

The K.M. Dale Perpetual Trophy to the winner for 1 year

6 Hunter - Ladies, four years old & over, to be ridden in the ring Winner of Class 5 barred.

The D.C. Hodgson Perpetual Trophy to the winner for 1 year

CHAMPIONSHIP 1st and 2nd Prize Winners from Classes 5 & 6 to compete for the Ridden Hunter Championship. Winner to receive a cash prize of £25 thanks to a kind donation from Mrs. Jean Swain

7 Retrained Racehorse to Riding Horse Sponsored by Philip Kirby Racing

The Cleveland Bay Horse Society kindly donates £25 towards prize money and special rosettes for each highest placed pure/part bred Cleveland Bay in the Hunter Classes 1 – 6. If you are eligible for one of these, please make this clear on your entry form.

FREE SHUTTLE BUS

This year there will be a shuttle bus running to and from the showfield from Staithes Memorial Hall & Hinderwell Village Hall. The service will run from 10am until 5pm. There is no charge for this but donations are very welcome.

CLEVELAND BAYS

The following classes are run under Cleveland Bay Horse Society rules. All Cleveland Bays must be entered in the CBHS stud book or the Grading Register.

Class 8 In hand gelding or stallion, 4 years old and upwards

9 Cleveland Bay Brood Mare

The R.W. Welford Perpetual Trophy to the winner for 1 year

A Trophy given by Mrs. Ann Leslie for the highest placed Local brood mare, owner residing within 20 miles of Hinderwell

10 Cleveland Bay Foal, Colt or Filly

The Jack America Perpetual Trophy to the winner for 1 year

11 Cleveland Bay Yearling, Colt, Gelding or Filly

The L.S. Powell Perpetual Trophy to the winner for 1 year

12 Two or three year old, Colt, Gelding or Filly

The John Welford Perpetual Trophy to the winner for 1 year

Championship Cleveland Bay Female Champion to have won in Classes 9 - 12

The George Duell Perpetual Trophy to the winner for 1 year

13 Part Bred Foal

The Oswald Welford Perpetual Trophy to the winner for 1 year

14 Part bred one, two or three years old

All foals must have at least one great grand-parent in the Cleveland Bay Stud Book or Grading Register. All yearlings must be entered in the Cleveland Bay Part bred Register.

15 Ridden Cleveland Bay (open to pure & part breds 4 years & over)

(These will not be ridden by the judge).

The CBHS have kindly sponsored classes 8 & 15.

Mr. & Mrs. Wilson, The Fox Inn, Roxby have kindly donated a sash, rosette and £25 to the best turned out Cleveland Bay.

This will be judged in Ring 1 following the Cleveland Bay Parade.

Pony Breeding calculated not to exceed 147.32 cm at maturity in Classes 20 - 28

Class 20 Pony Brood Mare

The Les Welford Memorial Trophy to the winner for 1 year

21 Pony Foal, Colt or Filly

The Hawsker Stud Trophy to the winner for 1 year

22 Pony Yearling, Colt, Gelding or Filly

23 Pony two or three year old, Colt, Gelding or Filly

24 Shetland Pony, Any Age, In Hand

The P. Robinson Perpetual Trophy to the winner for 1 year

25 Miniature Shetland, Any Age, In Hand (ponies not to exceed 34” at maturity) Entrants to class 23 barred.

The Hawsker Shetland Stud Trophy to the winner for 1 year

26 Welsh Pony, Any Age, In Hand

Mrs. J. Beckett kindly donates the Goldlands Welsh Pony Challenge Plate to winner for 1 year

27 Coloured Horse or Pony, Any Age, In Hand. Class to be divided if sufficient exhibits

28 Mountain & Moorland Breeds, Any Age, In Hand, Class to be divided if sufficient exhibits. No Shetlands or Welsh Ponies allowed

The Dales Society, has kindly donated a rosette for the highest placed Dales shown in hand.

IN HAND CHAMPIONSHIP 1st Prize Winners from Classes 20 - 28 to compete

The Stanley Grange Stud Perpetual Trophy to the winner for 1 year and a Hinderwell Show Champion Rosette

RIDDEN PONIES

Children to prove age if required. Ponies may be measured by Veterinary Surgeon. All Ponies to be 4 years old and over

ENTRY FEES Classes 29 - 37 : £6.00

PRIZE MONEY 1st £10.00 : 2nd £5.00 : 3rd £3.00

Classes 31 & 33 are kindly sponsored by Eric Matthew

ROSETTES To 6th place unless otherwise stated

NOTE Classes 29 - 57 ALL COMPETITORS MUST WEAR A HARD HAT (see Rule 15)

Class 29 Best Turned Out Pony & Rider, 8 years and under, lead rein allowed. The highest placed local Pony & Rider both residing within 10 miles of the Showfield will receive the Oakridge Perpetual Shield for 1 year.

Rosettes All Entrants

30 Best Turned Out Pony & Rider, 9 - 20 years inclusive, The highest placed local Pony & Rider both residing within 10 miles of the Showfield will receive The Richardson Perpetual Trophy for 1 year. Rosettes All Entrants

CHAMPIONSHIP The 1st Prize winners from Classes 29 & 30 to compete for the Crispen Perpetual Trophy to be held by winner for 1 year

& Hinderwell Show Champion Rosette

31 Most Suited Pony & Rider, rider 16 years & under. Ponies 14.2 h.h. & Under

The Abe Manship Perpetual Trophy to best child 9 - 16 years both residing within 10 miles of Showfield (held for 1 year)

The R. Wilson Perpetual Trophy to best child 8 years and under both residing within 10 miles of Showfield (held for 1 year)

Rosettes to all entrants

32 Coloured Horse or Pony, Any Age, Rider any age.

Mrs. Holdsworth kindly donates the ‘Show No Mercy’ Perpetual Trophy to winner for 1 year.

Class to be divided if sufficient exhibits

33 Lead Rein Pony. Not to exceed 12.2 h.h. To be ridden by a child 8 years & under. Rosettes to all entrants

The Priory Saddlery Perpetual Shield to winner for 1 year

34 Riding Pony not to exceed 12.2 h.h. Suitable for, and to be ridden by a child 12 years & under

The Priory Saddlery Perpetual Cup to the winner for 1 year

35 Riding Pony exceeding 12.2.h.h. and not exceeding 13.2 h.h. suitable for, and to be ridden by a child 14 years & under

The J.W. McClachlin Perpetual Trophy to the winner for 1 year

36 Riding Pony exceeding 13.2.h.h. and not exceeding 14.2 h.h. suitable for, and to be ridden by a child 16 years & under

The John J. Featherstone Perpetual Trophy to the winner for 1 year

37 15 + Ridden Horses & Ponies that are 15 years and over

FANCY DRESS

To be judged by the President at approx. 11.30am in Ring 2

Class 38 Mounted Fancy Dress, child 16 years and under. ENTRY FEE £1.00 : PRIZE MONEY 1st £3.00 : 2nd £2.00 : 3rd £1.00

Rosettes all entrants. Liam Bell Perpetual Trophy to the winner for 1 year. (All competitors in this class to wear hard hat that complies with rule 15)

PLEASE NOTE WE ARE NOT TAKING PRE-ENTRIES FOR SHOW JUMPING THIS YEAR

ENTRY FEE Classes 39 - 46 : £8.00

PRIZE MONEY Classes 39 - 46 : 1st £30.00 : 2nd £20.00 : 3rd £10.00

ROSETTES To 5th place

Class 39 Tiny Tots Jumping. Pony must be led. Riders 8 years & under.

Fences not to exceed 45cm.

The Herman Wood Perpetual Trophy to the winner for 1 year.

Kindly sponsored by Pepperdogs Raw

40 First Ridden (not led, just off lead rein). Riders 10yrs & under.

Fences not to exceed 45cm.

First Ridden Perpetual Trophy to the winner for 1 year.

Kindly sponsored by Equine Rug Renew

41 65cm Jumping. Pony not to exceed 148cm. Riders 16yrs & under.

The Hinderwell Show Novice Pony Trophy to the winner for 1 yr.

Kindly sponsored by Clevedale Vets Equine

42 75cm Jumping. Pony not to exceed 148cm. Riders 16yrs & under.

The John Laverick Memorial Trophy to the winner for 1 yr.

Kindly sponsored by North Yorkshire & Cleveland Tyre Company

43 85cm Jumping. Pony not to exceed 148cm. Riders 16yrs & under.

The C W Barker Perpetual Trophy to the winner for 1 yr.

Kindly sponsored by D Henderson & Son (Landscaping & Waste Removal)

44 65cm Jumping. Horse over 148cm. Riders any age.

The Mrs D Houghton Perpetual Trophy to the winner for 1 yr.

Kindly sponsored by Abbey Gas

45 75cm Jumping. Horse over 148cm. Riders any age.

The Mrs Featherstone Perpetual Trophy to the winner for 1 yr.

Kindly sponsored by Jefferson Building

46 85cm Jumping. Horse over 148cm. Riders any age.

The G & E V Thompson Perpetual Trophy to the winner for 1 yr.

Kindly sponsored by Vivo Aesthetics

GYMKHANA

PLEASE NOTE WE ARE NOT TAKING PRE-ENTRIES FOR GYMKHANA THIS YEAR

MONEY 1st £4.00 : 2nd £3.00 : 3rd £2.00 : 4th £1.00

ROSETTES To 4th Place

Class 47 Lead Rein Bending Race

48 Bending Race .......................................................................

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52 Mug Race

54 Flag Race

55 Flag Race .............................................................................

56 Potato Race. Non winners: No entry fee: No prize money (pony/rider to have competed in previous classes as a pair)

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A Miniature Trophy & A Hinderwell Show Champion Rosette will be awarded to the child gaining most points in each age group. On the same pony.

ENTRY FEE

PRIZE MONEY

SHEEP

To be Judged at 10.30 a.m.

Classes S1 – S4 : £3.00

Class S5 : Free entry

Classes S1 – S4 1st £10.00 : 2nd £5.00 : 3rd £3.00

ROSETTES To 4th Place

Class S1 Two cross-bred Butchers Lambs – British or Continental

S2 Masham / Mule, Gimmer / Lamb for breeding purposes

S3 Rare Breed Male

S4 Rare Breed Female

S5 Pet Lamb to be shown by a child 12 years or under

Thanks to a donation from Whitby Falconers, the winner of Class S5 will receive £10 and a Perpetual Trophy

FERRETS

Please note we are no longer taking pre-entries for the Ferret Classes To be exhibited in the main tent To be Judged at 11.00 a.m.

ENTRY FEE Classes F1 - F12 : Entries On Day £1.50

PRIZE MONEY 1st £3.00 : 2nd £2.00 : 3rd £1.00

ROSETTES To 3rd Place

Exhibitors to provide own cages. No Angora Ferrets Permitted

Class F1 Dog White Adult

F2 Bitch White Adult

F3 Dog Polecat Adult

F4 Bitch Polecat Adult

F5 Dog Any Other Colour Adult

F6 Bitch Any Other Colour Adult

F7 2024 Breed Dog White

F8 2024 Breed Bitch White

F9 2024 Breed Dog Polecat

F10 2024 Breed Bitch Polecat

F11 2024 Breed Dog Any Other Colour

F12 2024 Breed Bitch Any Other Colour

F13 Best Pair

The Mr. R. Chaplin Shield will be awarded for the Best Adult Ferret

The Mr. R. Chaplin Shield 2 will be awarded for the Best Young Ferret Champion Rosette to Best in Show & Reserve Champion rosette to runner-up.

NOVELTY DOG SHOW

No dog under six months old to enter

To be judged at 1.00 p.m.

ENTRY FEE

£1 on the day : Taken from 12 noon at dog ring

PRIZES According to entries

ROSETTES To 4th Place

NOVELTY CLASSES (open to pedigree and non pedigree)

Class D1 Best Condition

D2 Best Cross Bred

D3 Veteran (7 years and over)

D4 Best Child Handler (5 -11 years)

D5 Best Child Handler (12 -16 years)

D6 Dog With The Most Appealing Expression

D7 Waggiest Tail

D8 The Dog The Judge Would Most Like To Take Home

D9 Best Mover

D10 ‘Rags to Riches’ - Rescue dogs only

VINTAGE MACHINERY

ENTRY FEE

£2.00

PRIZES Rosettes to 3rd place

Attendance Plaque for each exhibitor

The Kay Dale Perpetual Trophy and Championship Rosette to be awarded to Best Exhibit in Show for 1 year

Class V1 Stationary Engine Exhibit - Restored

V2 Stationary Engine Exhibit - ‘Working Clothes’

V3 Tractor - Restored

V4 Tractor - ‘Working Clothes’

V5 Bygones Collection

Please use vintage machinery entry form at rear of this schedule

TENT SECTION

Entries for all Classes will be taken in the Marquee on Show Day between 9 a.m. and 10.45 a.m. Labels to attach to your entries can be found at the back of this schedule.

All Exhibits to be arranged by 10.45 a.m.

All Exhibits must be exhibitor’s own work

All Vases to be provided by the Exhibitor

All Tent Exhibitors can park in Showfield up to 10.45 a.m. ONLY

Vehicles must then be removed to the car park field

Prize Money to be collected between 4.00 p.m. and 5.00 p.m. in the MARQUEE.

Exhibitors in Classes A1 - A10 must grow not less than 1/4 acre of the relevant produce.

Exhibits to remain in the tent until 4.30 p.m. or at the discretion of the Stewards.

Exhibits remaining at 5.30 p.m. left at owners risk.

ENTRY FEE

PRIZE MONEY

All Classes : 50p on the day

All Classes : 1st £3.00 : 2nd £2.00 : 3rd £1.00

In a Class with three or less entries, Prizes will be awarded at the Judge’s discretion.

FARM PRODUCE

Class A1 Twelve Ears of Wheat

A2 Twelve Ears of Barley

A3 Twelve Ears of Short Oats

A4 Half kilo sample of Combined Barley : this years

A5 Best Sample Hay, approx. 14lb. this years

A6 Best Sample Silage, approx. 14lb. this years

A7 Six Heaviest Potatoes

A8 Four Coloured Potatoes

A9 Four White Round Potatoes

A10 Four White Kidney Potatoes

A11 Six Hen Eggs, any colour

A12 Six Bantam Eggs, any colour

A13 Handmade Walking Stick

The Aaron Hart Perpetual Shield will be awarded to the Best Exhibit from Classes A5 & A6 to be held for one year. To be presented in the Marquee at 4.00 p.m.

The Bill Barker Trophy to be awarded to the exhibitor gaining most points in this section. To be presented in the Marquee at 4pm. To be held for one year.

GARDEN PRODUCE

Class G1 Four White Round Potatoes

G2 Four White Kidney Potatoes

G3 Four Coloured Round Potatoes

G4 Four Coloured Kidney Potatoes

G5 Marrow, not to exceed 350mm

G6 Cabbage, round or drum head

G7 Cauliflower, trimmed

G8 One Lettuce

G9 Six Pods Of Peas

G10 Six Pods Of Broad Beans

G11 Six French Beans

G12 Six Runner Beans

G13 Cucumber

G14 Five Cherry Tomatoes

G15 Five Tomatoes

G16 Two Onions, dressed under 250g

G17 Two Onions, dressed over 250g

G18 Heaviest Onion

G19 Six Shallots, straw

G20 Six Shallots, any other variety

G21 Two Garden Turnips

G22 Three Carrots, long

G23 Three Carrots, stumpy

G24 Two Courgettes

G25 Two Globe Beetroot

G26 Two Sticks Red Rhubarb

G27 Two Leeks

The George England Perpetual Trophy will be awarded to the Exhibitor gaining most points in this Section. To be held for 1 year. To be presented in the Marquee at 4.00 p.m.

FLOWERS

Class F1 Posy of garden flowers

F2 Six pansies in a glass vase

F3 Six sweet peas

F4 One rose, any variety

F5 Three stems Floribunda roses

F6 One Hybrid rose

F7 Vase of mixed flowers

F8 Five Dahlias, pom pom

F9 Three Dahlias, any variety

F10 Fuchsia pot plant

F11 Best Pelargonium/Geranium pot plant

F12 Pot Plant Flowering

F13 Pot Plant Foliage

F14 Collection of Cacti in one container

F15 Best Cactus

F16 Best Succulent

F17 Flower arrangement

The Kath Calvert Memorial Trophy will be awarded to the Exhibitor gaining most points in this Section. To be presented in the MARQUEE at 4.00 p.m. held for 1 year

HANDICRAFTS

Class H1 Wool Rug – unlined

H2 Any embroidered article

H3 Quilt sample (not exceeding 36” x 36”)

H4 Scarf made from any medium

H5 Cushion cover – with cushion

H6 Any paper crafted item

H7 Crochet article

H8 Hand knitted garment

H9 Bag made from any medium

H10 Hand knitted baby garment

H11 Item made using sewing machine

H12 Soft Toy

H13 Painting, own work only

H14 Picture – other than paint, own work only

H15 Article made from wood

The Alan Palfreyman Perpetual Trophy will be awarded to the Exhibitor gaining most points in this Section in classes H1 - H15. To be presented in the MARQUEE at 4.00 p.m. held for 1 year

The Jean Shipley Perpetual Trophy will be awarded for the best knitted garment from Classes H8 and H10.

CONFECTIONERY & PRESERVES

Class C1 Loaf Of White Bread

C2 Four Brown Bread Buns

C3 Two Tea Cakes, baked on a shelf

C4 Family Fruit Loaf, set recipe

Ingredients ½ lb butter

Method

2 oz each of cherries & mixed peel

½ lb sugar (soft brown) 2 oz ground almonds

4 eggs 2 tsp mixed spice

12 oz flour 1 tbsp dark treacle

12 oz each of currants & sultanas 1 tsp baking powder added to flour

Cream butter, sugar and treacle then add eggs and beat all together.

Fold in flour and fruit.

Bake in a greased tin at low heat 350F or170C for 1 hour 30 mins.

Class C5 Four Cheese Scones

C6 Four Fruit Scones

C7 Fruit Flan

C8 Victoria Sponge (made as 2 separate cakes sandwiched together with Raspberry jam and sprinkled with caster sugar)

C9 Four Chocolate Muffins

C10 Saucer Fruit Pie, short crust pastry

C11 Yorkshire Curd Tart, 51/2” tin approx.

C12 Four Sausage Rolls

C13 Four Sausage Rolls, flaky pastry

C14 Carrot Cake (made in a round tin)

C15 Four Biscuits

C16 Fruit Jelly Jam

C17 Raspberry Jam

C18 Strawberry Jam

C19 Blackcurrent Jam

Class C20 Mixed Fruit Jam

C21 Chutney

C22 Home Made Marmalade

The Joan Barker Perpetual Trophy will be awarded to the Exhibitor gaining most points in the Confectionery and Preserves Section combined (Classes C1 - C22). To be presented in the MARQUEE at 4.00 p.m. To be held for 1 year.

PHOTOGRAPHY

Amateur Only : Black/White or Colour

Photographs to be mounted with a maximum 1” border and not to exceed 6” x 8” including border. Class P4 to allow for relevent caption on maximum 1” border

Class P1 Portrait

P2 Monochrome, any subject

P3 Animals or Birds

P4 Most Humorous with Caption

P5 Landscape

P6 People

P7 Action Photography

P8 Favourite Local Scene

The Chris Roberts Perpetual Trophy will be awarded to the Exhibitor gaining most points in this Section. To be presented in the MARQUEE at 4.00 p.m. held for 1 year

There is a separate Children’s Photography Section for children up to 15 years old – see Children’s Classes.

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CHILDREN’S CLASSES

All exhibits must have Name, Age & Class Number, on reverse side otherwise they cannot be judged. They must be the Child’s own original and unaided work, and completed within the last year. Only One Entry per Exhibitor in each Class

All Entries taken on Show Day, 9.00 - 11.00 a.m. Choice of Rosette or Prize Money for winning entries Prizes and Exhibits must be collected by 5.00 p.m. Any remaining exhibits cannot be saved

PRIZE MONEY 1st £1.00 : 2nd 50p : 3rd 30p

Special Trophies will be awarded to the winning schools in the Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2 Group or Class entries

The June Rose Laverick Trophy to be held for 1 year will be awarded to the child who gains the most points overall

The Margaret Barker Perpetual Trophy to be held for 1 year : for Best Picture

The Sheila Wrightson Trophy to be held for 1 year : for Best Handwriting

A Miniature Trophy has been kindly donated by Mrs. Y. Barber for the Best Photograph in Classes 50 - 54. To be held for 1 year

A Miniature Trophy to be held for 1 year for the best confectionery entry.

The Elizabeth Little Trophy to be held for 1 year: for Best exhibit pre-school and 5 years

A Perpetual Trophy for the best Craft exhibit to be held for one year.

Pictures/Collage not to exceed 42cm x 30cm (A3)

Miniature gardens not to exceed 30cm at widest point

Don’t forget the photography section classes 50 - 54 to gain those extra winning points

Free Fun Craft Workshops will be held at the Methodist School Room, Hinderwell on Tuesday 6th August 10am – 12 noon

PRE-SCHOOL & 5 YEARS

Class 1 Picture : own subject, any medium

2 Rainbow collage (cut out a cardboard rainbow to decorate

3 ‘The Hungry Caterpillar’ – make a likeness using any materials

eg: egg boxes, pasta or paint a picture

4 Nature collage on either paper, card, sticky back plastic to create your picture or pattern

5 Model using any type of construction blocks, eg – stickle bricks, duplo, Lego (own design)

6 Any Article from any Craft

7 2 Iced and decorated cup cakes (judged on the decoration)

CHILDREN 6 YEARS & 7 YEARS

Class 9 Picture : own subject, any medium

10 Nature collage on either paper, card, sticky back plastic to create your picture

11 Vegetable/Fruit Animal

12 Handwriting (not illustrated)

THE LITTLE PLANT

In the heart of a seed, Buried deep so deep, A tiny plant lay fast asleep. “Wake”, said the sunshine, “And creep to the light”. “Wake” said the voice

Of the raindrops bright. The little plant heard And it rose to see, What the wonderful Outside world might be.

Class 13 Miniature Garden

14 Design your own Olympic medal (any material).

15 Decorated letter – cut out the first letter of your name and decorate as you wish

16 Any Article from any Craft

17 Four Homemade Decorated Buns

18 Four Chocolate Chip Cookies

19 Reception and Keystage 1 – group or whole class entry

CHILDREN 8 YEARS & 9 YEARS

Class 20 Picture : own subject, any medium

21 Nature collage on either paper, card, sticky back plastic to create your picture

22 Olympic torch craft

23 Handwriting:

LIBRARY

I promise that this is true You know that I’m not lying

But in the library down the road

All the books are flying.

Round the room they fly

Looking for a place to land

Think of the book you love And the book will land in your hand.

Class 24 Model using any type of construction blocks eg: Duplo, Lego (own design)

25 Any Article from any Craft (not kit)

26 Vegetable/fruit animal

27 Decorated letter – cut out the first letter of your name and decorate as you wish

28 4 homemade, decorated cupcakes

29 4 pieces of shortbread

CHILDREN 10 YEARS & 11 YEARS

Class 30 Picture : own subject, any medium

31 Design your own Olympic medal (any material)

32 Handwriting (not illustrated)

SMILING IS INFECTIOUS

Smiling is infectious, You catch it like the flu, When someone smiled at me today, I started smiling too.

I passed around the corner and someone saw my grin. When he smiled I realized I’d passed it on to him.

I thought about that smile, Then I realized its worth. A single smile, just like mine could travel round the earth.

So, if you feel a smile begin, don’t leave it undetected.

Let’s start an epidemic quick, and get the world infected!

Spike Milligan

Class 33 Miniature garden

34 Decorated letter – cut out the first letter of your name and decorate as you wish

35 Vegetable/fruit animal

36 Any Article from any Craft

37 Origami craft

38 4 pieces or round of shortbread

39 Homemade chocolate cake – decorated

40 Key Stage 2 – Group or Whole Class Entry A special trophy will be awarded to the winning school

CHILDREN 12 YEARS TO 15 YEARS

Class 41 Picture : own subject, any medium

42 Engineering Challenge – Structure/object using any materials eg: card, straws, pegs

43 Handwriting (not illustrated)

FOUR SEASONS

Summer is sadly on the wane, As cool autumn creeps on stage. The nights begin to impart a chill, And string winds go on the rampage.

Darkness sneaks in on us early, As our evenings invite twilight, Then we wake up to a greyish dawn, Following a long and obscure night.

The dying season, is slowly turning, The leaves to bright copper tones, Each swooping down, to cover, The heavily, moss clad, flagstones.

Thus preparing us all for winter, Putting the whole earth to sleep, Until our next spring awakens, And new shoots begin to peep.

These four seasons give us pleasure, In their own individual way, The joy of each one’s beginning, The sad ending of each one’s display. Ernestine Northover

CLASS 44 A 3D picture in a shoebox (Diorama) – Olympic themed

45 Any Article from any Craft

46 Flower arrangement in an unusual container

47 Decorated plant pot

48 Decorated Wellie

49 4 Fruit Scones

50 Carrot cake (iced)

CHILDREN ALL AGES UP TO 15 YEARS

Photography : Photo to have been taken within the last year by the entrant (not on a time lapse allowing the entrant to be in photograph)

Black/White or Colour Photographs to be mounted on a maximum 2.5 cm border and not to exceed 15cm x 20cm including border. Please write your name, age and class number on the back.

Class 51 Most Humorous (with caption)

52 Animal / Animals

53 Portrait of someone who is special to you

54 Seascape

55 My Favourite Place

SPECIAL ROSETTE for best Photograph

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Opening Hours:

Monday - Thursday Bar: 12noon - 11pm Food: 12-3pm & 6-9pm

Friday - Saturday

Bar: 12noon - 12am

Food: 12-3pm & 5-9pm

Sunday Bar: 12noon - 11pm Food: 12-3pm & 6-9pm

Entry Fee

Hinderwell Horse And Agricultural Show Society

HINDERWELL SHOW

Friday 9th August 2024

Tractor and Stationary Engine Display

ENTRY FORM

£2.00 per exhibit (received by 26th July 2024) Entries must be accompanied by Correct Fee. No Late Entries Cheques to be made payable to HINDERWELL SHOW

PRIZES 1st - 2nd - 3rd place Rosettes

Overall championship perpetual trophy (held for 1 year) Attendance plaque for all entrants.

Name ...................................................................................................................................................

All exhibits must be in position and booked in by 9.00 a.m. prompt. All National Vintage Tractor & Engine Club rules and SAFETY CODES will apply, and must be obeyed at all times.

PLEASE READ AND SIGN THE FOLLOWING

I declare that I have a full Public Liability Insurance Cover, not less than £2,000,000 which must be produced when booking in.

Signed……………………………………………

This form to be completed and returned to:

Peter Dale, 156 High Street, Hinderwell, Saltburn, Cleveland. TS13 5HQ

Passes are not required for entry onto the Showfield

CHILDREN CLASSES

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