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TYRONE FARMING SOCIETY

179th

Annual Omagh Show

Saturday 6 July 2019

AGRICULTURAL STOCK

PRIZE SCHEDULE 2019 Cattle - Sheep - Goats - Agricultural Horses - Poultry

Entries close Friday 14 June 2019 Full Entry Fee must accompany all entries.

Strictly No Late Entries Accepted

Details of all Show Events from:

Show Office Showgrounds

3 Gillygooley Road OMAGH BT78 5PN

Tel: 028 82 242500 / 028 82 240066

Email: info@tyronefarmingsociety.co.uk Web: www.tyronefarmingsociety.co.uk

mailto:info@tyronefarmingsociety.co.ukhttp://www.tyronefarmingsociety.co.uk/

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CONTENTS Page

SHOW OPEN TO PUBLIC 5 RULES OF THE TYRONE FARMING SOCIETY 6 OTHER SHOW ATTRACTIONS 9 JUDGES 10 SHOW SAFETY 13

AGRICULTURAL TYPE HORSES 14

DAERA Regulations for the movement of Cattle 18

DAIRY CATTLE SECTION 21

CHAMPION DAIRY COW AND SPECIALS 21

Junior Showing Classes 24 Pedigree Registered Dairy Shorthorn 26 Pedigree Ayrshire 27 Pedigree Holstein 28 Pedigree Jersey 30

BEEF TYPE CATTLE SECTION 31

BEEF CHAMPIONS AND SPECIALS 31

Pedigree Aberdeen Angus 36 Pedigree Hereford 38 Pedigree Charolais 40 Pedigree Simmental – NI Simmental National Cattle Breeders’ Club Show 42 Pedigree Limousin 45 Salers 47 Pedigree British Blue 48 Blonde 49 Beef Shorthorn 50 Commercial 51

NATIVE AND TRADITIONAL BREEDS – Cattle 52

DAERA Regulations for the Movement of Goats 54

GOAT SECTION 56

PEDIGREE AND NON-PEDIGREE GOATS 56

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POULTRY AND EGGS SECTION 60 Showing Rules 61 DAERA Regulations 62 Geese 63 Heavy Breed Ducks 63 Light Breed Ducks 64 Call Ducks 65 Miniature Ducks 65 Large Soft Feather Heavy Breeds 66 Large Soft Feather Light Breeds 67 Bantam Soft Feather Heavy Breeds 68 Bantam Soft Feather Light Breeds 70 True Bantams 71 Hard Feather Large 73 Bantam Hard Feather 74 Rare Breeds 74 Exhibition Trio 75 Utility 76 Juvenile Classes 77

EGG CLASSES 79 Large Fowl Eggs 79 Bantam 80 Waterfowl 80 Decorated 81

JUNIOR EGG CLASSES 81 Large Fowl 81 Junior Bantam 82 JUNIOR 82

Decorated 82

DAERA Regulations for the Movement of Sheep 83

SHEEP SECTION 85

SHEEP – CHAMPIONS AND SPECIALS 85 Young Handlers 87 Continental Sheep Final Qualifier 88 Border Leicester 89 Suffolk 90 Black Face Perth Type 92 Black Face Lanark Type 94

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Mule 96 Hampshire Down 97 Rouge De L’Quest 99 Ille De France 101 Texel 103 Charollais 105 Dorset 106 North Country Cheviot National Show 108 Hill Cheviot National Show 110 Beltex National Show 112 Blue Face Leicester 114 Swaledale 115 Kerry Hill 116 Zwartbles 117 Jacob 118 Lleyn 120 Vendeen 121 Blue Texel 122 Valais Blacknose 123

RARE BREEDS – Sheep 124 DOG SHOW 126 MOST SUITABLY DRESSED LADY AND GENTLEMAN 127 FASHION SHOW 127 CHILDREN’S COMPETITION 128 FLOWER ARRANGING WORKSHOP 128 BARBECUE 128 PRIZE SCHEDULES 129 NOTICES 130

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Omagh Show

will be

Open to the Public

on

Friday, 5 July 2019

* Show Jumping,

Pony and Horse Showing and

Working Hunter

from 10 00 am

Barbecue 9 00 pm*

and

Saturday 6 July 2019

All Events

* including live on-stage entertainment *

from 9 30 am

No late entries will be accepted under any

circumstances

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RULES OF TYRONE FARMING SOCIETY

That the Society shall consist of Members subscribing not less than Fifteen Pounds annually to its funds. The said subscription to be payable in advance each year (1 May). Life Membership - £75 00 Annual Membership - £15 00 Subscribers of £15 00 will be entitled to one free Member’s badge for Show and Horse Jumping.

GENERAL REGULATIONS

REGULATIONS FOR ENTRY OF STOCK, ETC

1 All stock must be BONA-FIDE property, and in the possession of the Exhibitor.

2 All Cows in competition must be proved to have had a calf, or to

be in calf to the satisfaction of the Committee in the year as stated in the Schedule and if required by them, evidence must be produced. The Prizes to be withheld by them until the certificate to that effect, when required, are given. Sheep (with exception of Highland, which may be exhibited in wool) not fairly shorn after 1 March, in accordance with schedule will be disqualified.

3 Prizes in any Class may be withheld for want of merit. 4 Objection to the awards of the Judges must be made in writing

signed by the objector, and lodged with the Secretary before 6 00 pm on the day of Show; but objections not requiring reference to the Judges will be received to within seven days after the Show. Each objection to be accompanied by £10 deposit, which will be forfeited should the Committee consider the objection to be frivolous.

5 The objector must attend the next meeting of Committee, if so

requested. 6 The decision of the Management Committee in every case shall

be final and binding upon all parties concerned and there shall be no appeal to a Court of Law.

Any costs incurred by the Society resulting from an Exhibitor not having a valid Permit will be passed on to that Exhibitor.

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REGULATIONS FOR THE SHOW YARD

7 One person ONLY (either the owner or his servant) to be admitted in charge of each animal who must continue in attendance throughout the Show. Bulls to be secured by ring or screw in the nose with a chain or rope attached, otherwise not to be admitted; the caretakers to stand at their heads during Show. Cows and heifers with halters on their heads. The competing Stock is to be distinguished by numbers only.

TIME FOR REMOVAL OF EXHIBITS

NO EXHIBITS MAY BE REMOVED UNTIL AFTER PARADE OF

PRIZEWINNERS. ALL PRIZEWINNERS MUST (WHERE APPLICABLE) TAKE PART IN THE PARADE.

FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH THIS RULE WILL RESULT IN

PRIZE FUND BEING WITH-HELD FROM EXHIBITOR.

JUDGES

8 The Judges will be specially instructed not to award a Prize to any unsound Horse (lameness or injury produced by accidental causes may not be considered unsoundness). In all cases Horses having constitutional ailments must at once be rejected, subject to the opinion of the Veterinary Surgeon appointed by the Committee, who will give his opinion when requested by the Judges.

9 No person whatever will be allowed to interfere with the Judges

during their adjudication.

RESPONSIBILITY

10 The Committee does not take charge of any of the exhibits, and it is therefore requested that none will be consigned to the Secretary when they are being forwarded to the Show.

11 Every care will be taken of Exhibits but neither the Society nor

any of its Officers or Servants shall be in any way responsible or accountable for anything that may happen (from any cause or circumstance whatever) to Exhibitors, or their Servants, or to any animal or article exhibited, or property brought into the Show Yard or otherwise for anything else in connection with, or arising out of or attributable to the Society’s Show.

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12 Each Exhibitor shall be solely responsible for any consequential

or other loss, injury or damage done to or occasioned by, or arising from any animal or article exhibited by him, and for its description as given in the Catalogue, and shall indemnify the Society against all legal or other proceedings in regard thereto.

The same exhibits may be entered in more than one Section, if eligible, by payment of additional Entry Fee. No Entry Fee necessary for Cup Competitions.

W J E Cartwright, Executive Secretary

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NOTE: - Exhibitors are specially requested to note that the latest

date for receipt of entries is as printed on the front cover of this Schedule. The Annual Meeting of the members shall be held each January, for the purpose of electing Officers and Sub-Committee for the ensuing year. They shall have all power to make arrangements for the working of the Society, subject to the direction of the General Committee given at such meeting. Tyrone Farming Society is administered in accordance with the Constitution adopted on 17 August 2010. Where there are insufficient numbers in any Class, the Society reserves the right to amalgamate Classes.

TYRONE FARMING SOCIETY acknowledges the grants, kindly awarded by the following:

Omagh District Council - £1,000 DAERA NI - £250

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Other Show Attractions

Barbecue, Music – Soundwaves 9 00 pm

Dog Show 1 00 pm

Fashion Show 1 45 pm

Classic and Vintage Vehicles from 9 30 am

Most Suitably Dressed Lady and Gentleman for a Day at the Show – Results 4 00 pm

HI Children’s Competition – Results 4 00 pm

Winner of Free Draw announced 4 00 pm

Junior Tug-of War Girls and Boys 4 00 pm>

Home Industries

Flower Arranging Workshops

Children’s Floral Art Workshop

Schools Section

Food Hall

Trade Exhibits

Amusements

Live Music and Entertainment

Model Farm

Corbally Fun Farm

Stunning Bunnychin Roadshow - Rabbits

Children’s Zone

Young Farmers’ Events

Face Painting

Other Arena Attractions

For details of all events contact:

The Secretary’s Office The Showgrounds, 3 Gillygooley Road

Omagh, Co Tyrone BT78 5PN

Tel: 028 82 242500 Fax: 028 82 240066

Office Hours: 10 00 am to 4 00 pm, Monday to Friday

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JUDGES 2019

CATTLE Young Handler – Cattle Dairy Breeds Mr D Perry, Aghohill, Co Antrim

Beef Breeds Ms L Clarke, Lurgan, Co Armagh Dairy Shorthorn Mr R McConnell, Templepatrick, Co Antrim

Ayrshire Mr R McConnell, Templepatrick, Co Antrim Holstein Mr D Perry, Aghohill, Co Antrim

Jersey Mr R McConnell, Templepatrick, Co Antrim

Inter-Breed Dairy Mr T Williamson, Drumshanny, Co Monaghan Champion and Specials

Aberdeen Angus Mr G Lynch, Kells, Co Meath

Hereford Mr N Heatrick, Glaslough, Co Monaghan

Charolais Mr C Boden, Stockport, Greater Manchester

Simmental Mr M Barlow, North Leyland, Lancashire

Limousin Mr T Illingworth, Lockerbie, Dumfrieshire

Salers Ms S Donger, Towaster, Northamptonshire

British Blue Mr T Illingworth, Lockerbie, Dumfrieshire

Blondes Mr E Rodgers, Dromore, Co Down

Beef Shorthorn To be confirmed

Commercial Cattle Mr G Rodgers, Dromore, Co Down

Native and Traditional Ms L Clarke, Lurgan, Co Armagh Breeds - Cattle

Inter-Breed Beef Mr D Barr, Bamff, Perthshire Champion and Specials

Overall Cattle Mr V Chestnut, Bushmills, Co Antrim Champion (Champion of Champions)

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SHEEP

Border Leicester Mrs A McCrabbe, Raphoe, Co Donegal Suffolk Mr S Laghangie, Glenruthes, Fife Black Face Perth Type Mr P Stewart, Keith, Banffshire Black Face Lanark Type Mr S Patterson, Crieff, Perthshire Mule Mr G Porter, Richmond, North Yorkshire Hampshire Down Mrs A McCrabbe, Raphoe, Co Donegal Rouge de L’Quest Mrs A McCrabbe, Raphoe, Co Donegal Ille de France Mr H Currie, Carlisle, Cumbria Texel Mr T Illingworth, Lockerbie, Dumfrieshire Charollais Mr D Knowles, Kendall, Cumbria Dorset Mr T Wright, Co Antrim

North Country Cheviot Mr W Thompson, Kelso, Roxburghshire Beltex Mr A Dunlop, Biggar, Lanarkshire Blue Face Leicester Mr G Porter, Richmond, North Yorkshire Swaledales Mr G Porter, Richmond, North Yorkshire

Kerry Hill Ms M Harper, Hawick, Roxburghshire Butchers Lamb Mr H Currie, Carlisle, Cumbria Continental Cross Mr H Currie, Carlisle, Cumbria Zwartbles Mrs S Stewart, Keith, Banffshire

Jacobs Mr M Harper, Harwick, Roxburghshire Lleyns Mr D Knowles, Kendall, Cumbria Vendeen Mr J Lynch, Ballinalee, Co Longford Blue Texels Mr H Currie, Carlisle, Cumbria

Hill Cheviotts Mr W Thompson, Kelso, Roxburghshire

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Valais Blacknose Mr K Kruger, Derryvilla, Portarlington, Co Laois Rare Breeds Ms M Harper, Harwick, Roxburghshire Champion Inter-Breed Mr C Boden, Stockport, Greater Manchester and Specials Young Handler – Sheep Mrs S Boden, Stockport, Greater Manchester

AGRICULTURAL HORSES Mr T Gregg, Clough, Co Antrim

GOATS

Mr S McLaughlin, Letter, Fahan, Co Donegal

POULTRY

Mr D Kay, Clarborough, Nottinghamshire Mr S Kay, Rolleston, Nottinghamshire

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Show Safety

Tyrone Farming Society will operate a Code of Safety Practice to ensure that animals are confined to designated areas and kept under

supervision at all times.

It is essential that Visitors share safety responsibility and that they respond by playing their part in keeping children at a safe distance

from all animals and machinery.

Total commitment to safety from Competitors, Exhibitors and Visitors and their co-operation with the Stewards will ensure that there is no

accident or mishap to spoil their enjoyment and the success of the Show.

Whilst every care is taken in the organisation

of the Omagh Show, the Tyrone Farming Society cannot accept any liability whatsoever

for any accident, injury, or loss sustained by any person attending the Show in any capacity, however caused.

* * * * * * * * * Mr N Broderick Mrs J Hawkes Mr D Campbell Mr G Lee Mr J Crozier Mr J Robinson

Mr A Hamilton Ms A McDermott - Equestrian Mr T J Maxwell - Equestrian

Mr S Porter – Equestrian

Safety Officers

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AGRICULTURAL TYPE HORSES

Entry Fee: £5.00 (Unless otherwise stated)

Saturday 6 July 2019

Commencing 11 00 am sharp: SHOWGROUNDS, OMAGH

Entries close: Friday 14 June 2019

CLASS PRIZES IN AGRICULTURAL HORSE CLASSES 1

st £20.00, 2

nd £12.00, 3

rd £8.00

If Insufficient Entries in a Class, the Prize Fund will be reduced.

Mr Colm Broderick, The Diamond Bar, Omagh, has very kindly donated £200.00 towards the Prize Fund for Classes 1 - 8.

Mr Gerard Broderick, MBE, JP and Mrs Elizabeth Broderick have

very kindly donated the £200 Prize Fund for Classes 9 and 10.

MAYNES PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP

Kindly presented by Mr E Maynes, Tirquin, Omagh, for the Best Agricultural Mare, in foal, with foal at foot, or having produced a foal.

SOCIETY CUP

Kindly presented by The Tyrone Farming Society for the Best Foal exhibited in the Agricultural Classes.

To be won three years not necessarily in succession, before becoming the property of Exhibitor.

ERNEST McILWAINE PERPETUAL CUP

Kindly presented by Mr Ernest McIlwaine, Carnargan, Newtownstewart,

for the Best Exhibit in the Agricultural Horse Classes.

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MOLLY HUGHES MEMORIAL TROPHY

Kindly presented by Mr John Colhoun, Dublin Road, Omagh, in memory of Miss Molly Hughes,

for the Best Gelding or Mare, 3 years and upward.

EQUESTRIAN AND FARM FEEDS/NISA CLYDESDALE CHAMPIONSHIP 2019

NOTE: Exhibitors must include Name of Animal on Entry Form

for Classes in NISA Clydesdale Championship.

Points will be awarded for animals placed – 1st – 5 points, 2

nd – 4

points and 3rd

– 3 points in the Clydesdale Classes at this Show. In addition all horses forward in a Class will be awarded one point. These points, together with those gained at other NISA Member Shows staging Clydesdale Classes during the 2019 Show Season, will be totalled but where more than one Show (having Heavy Horse Classes) takes place on the same day, points gained will only count from one of these Shows. Exhibitors must include the name of their Animal(s) on the Entry Form. Trophies will be awarded to the Exhibitors of the 6 highest placed horses.

QUALIFYING SHOWS

Ballymena, Ballymoney, Armagh, Saintfield, Co Londonderry, Omagh, Castlewellan, Antrim.

Class 1 CLYDESDALE OR AGRICULTURAL TYPE BROOD MARE,

having produced a foal, with foal at foot or due to foal before 31 August 2019. Eligible for points in EQUESTRIAN AND FARM FEEDS/NISA Clydesdale Championship 2019.

Class 2 CLYDESDALE OR AGRICULTURAL TYPE FOAL

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Class 3 CLYDESDALE OR AGRICULTURAL TYPE GELDING or FILLY, 1 year old. Eligible for points in EQUESTRIAN AND FARM FEEDS/NISA Clydesdale Championship 2019.

Class 4

CLYDESDALE OR AGRICULTURAL TYPE GELDING or FILLY, 2 years old (If insufficient entries in Classes 3 - 4, Classes will be amalgamated.) Eligible for points in EQUESTRIAN AND FARM FEEDS/NISA Clydesdale Championship 2019.

Class 5

CLYDESDALE OR AGRICULTURAL TYPE GELDING or MARE, 3 years and upwards. Eligible for points in EQUESTRIAN AND FARM FEEDS/NISA Clydesdale Championship 2019.

Class 6

RIDDEN CLYDESDALE, any age or sex. Riders must be at least 16 years old.

Class 7

GENERAL PURPOSE TYPE GELDING OR MARE, 2 years old and

upward. Eligible for points in EQUESTRIAN AND FARM FEEDS/NISA Clydesdale Championship 2019.

Class 8

YOUNG HANDLERS, 12 to 16 years old.

Prizes: 1st £15.00, 2

nd £10.00, 3

rd £5.00

Class 9

WHEELED CLASS.

Prizes: 1st £45.00, 2

nd £35.00, 3

rd £20.00

This Class will be shown in Main Cattle Arena in afternoon.

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Class 10

FARM VEHICLE CLASS. Prizes: 1

st £45.00, 2

nd £35.00, 3

rd £20.00

This Class will be shown in Main Cattle Arena in afternoon.

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DAERA Regulations Important Note for Cattle Exhibitors Procedure for Movement of Northern Ireland (NI) Cattle into and out of Local Agricultural Shows Disease Control

Only animals free from disease restrictions, including Tuberculosis, Brucellosis, Bluetongue and Bovine Viral Diarrhoea (herd or individual animal restrictions) may be permitted to move to a Show.

To minimise the risk to other livestock, exhibitors are encouraged to have Show animals tested for Tuberculosis by their Private Veterinary Practitioner in the 30 days beforehand.

To minimise the risk to their own herd, exhibitors are encouraged to quarantine show animals and have them tested for Tuberculosis by their Private Veterinary Practitioner at least 42 days after their last appearance at a show and before re-integration to the main herd

The Compulsory Bovine Viral Diarrhoea Scheme (BVD).

Shows should put in place adequate bio-security measures to reduce the risk of transmission on the premises.

For cattle born on/after 01/03/2016, only those animals with BVDN status on APHIS (negative BVD test result) can be moved into a Show herd. APHIS will block the movement of animals which don’t have BVDN status.

For cattle born before 01/03/2016, animals with an APHIS status of BVDP (positive), BVDI (inconclusive), DAMPI (dam of a positive animal) or OFFPI (offspring of a positive animal) cannot be moved into a Show herd. APHIS will block the movement of animals which have any of these statuses.

In summary, only those animals with a BVD status of BVDN (negative) INDNEG (indirect negative) or ‘blank’ (no BVD status on APHIS) can move into the Show Herd. Any animal with an APHIS status of BVDP, BVDI, DAMPI, OFFPI or BVDU (unknown) status cannot be moved into the Show herd.

In respect of imported animals born on or after 1/3/2016, if a result from an approved laboratory has not already been provided by the vendor, the Bovine Viral Diarrhoea Scheme Order (Northern Ireland) 2016 requires a valid BVD test to be completed within 20 days of the date of importation.

Show Secretaries are advised to consult with AHWNI regarding BVD control at their Show, including what evidence of BVD status exhibitors may be required to give before or on arrival at the Show.

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All queries relating to details of the compulsory BVD scheme should be directed to AHWNI:

Programme Manager: Mrs Sharon Verner Box 10 1st Floor,Dungannon Business Cube Dungannon Enterprise Centre 2 Coalisland Rd Dungannon Co. Tyrone BT71 6JT Phone: 028 7963 9333 Email: info@animalhealthni.com Web Site: http://www.animalhealthni.com/ Identification All cattle must be properly identified and comply with the Cattle Identification Regulations.

General Principles

Cattle going to a Show(s) must be accompanied by a fully completed MC2 document identifying the Show premises as the destination.

Cattle moving from a Show must return to the herd they came from. The number of Shows to which cattle may travel is not limited provided these conditions are met on all occasions. Movements to or from a Show Movements to a Show

Pre-movement testing for Bovine Brucellosis is no longer required for movement to shows.

On arrival at the Show, the cattle must be accompanied by a fully completed MC2 document.

The top 3 copies (MC2A-White, MC2B-Yellow and MC2C-Pink) must be brought to the Show. All 3 copies will be checked by a Show Representative and stamped with the Show stamp.

The MC2A (white) will be retained by the Show Operative.

Movements from a Show (including Show Operator’s Responsibilities)

1. Where the exhibitor has their Sticker Book with them the Show will issue a movement out MC2 endorsed with the herd number of the exhibitor and the serial number of the ‘move in’ MC2. The MC2A (White) and MC2B(Yellow) ‘move out’ copies should be stapled to the Yellow ‘move in’ copy and have a yellow confirmation sticker applied. This must then be sent by the Show Operatives to be received at the local DAERA Direct Office at the latest by the next working day. The MC2C (Pink) ‘move out’ copy should be stapled to the Pink ‘move in’ copy and have the corresponding pink sticker applied. This must be given to the herd keeper for his/her own records (see Annex A). 2. Where the exhibitor does not have their sticker book with them the Show will issue a ‘move out’ MC2 with ALL details completed (including animal

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details). The move out MC2A (White) copy with the move in MC2B (yellow copy) must be sent to the local DAERA Direct Office at the latest by the next working day and the move out MC2B (Yellow) and MC2C (Pink) copies with the move in MC2C (pink) copy must be given to the exhibitor. The herd keeper must return the MC2B, with a yellow sticker attached and must be received by his/her local DAERA Direct Office within 7 days (to avoid an NMN status) and the MC2C, with corresponding pink sticker attached, must be kept for his/her records (see Annex B).

Procedure for Movement of Cattle from the Republic of Ireland (RoI) into and out of Shows Note - In order to receive cattle from the RoI, the Show premises must be

operating to full EU Assembly Centre Standards for cattle and be approved for this purpose. As part of these requirements RoI cattle must be kept segregated from NI cattle and must be re-exported directly from the Show premises to their premises of origin in the RoI as soon as the Show ends. Cattle imported directly to a Show Note - animals must be registered on APHIS by DAERA staff before they can

move into a Show. This registration process will be carried out by the local DAERA office on receipt of the Health certificate, passport and “Show” MC2 documents from the Show Organiser. The registration process will allow DAERA to produce the necessary paperwork for the move out of the show. At present it is not possible for Show Organisers to electronically move imported animals into a show. Cattle entering a Show will be accompanied by a Passport and a Health Certificate. The Show will be issued with its own MC2 self-written notification book. The Show Operative will enter the animal(s) details onto the MC2 then send the completed MC2A (White) MC2B (Yellow) and MC2C (Pink) documents to the local DAERA Direct Office at the latest by the next working day. MC2D (Blue) should be retained in MC2 book. Cattle Re-exported Directly from a Show. Cattle being re-exported to RoI will need to be accompanied by:

An MC2L (produced by the local DAERA Direct Office);

The passport (which accompanied the animal to the Show);

Their original Health Certification suitably endorsed by the Veterinarian responsible for the Show;

A Non Co-minglement Certificate which will be issued by the Veterinarian responsible for the Show.

If the Show is on a Saturday the Show operator must ensure that all documentation is with their local DAERA Direct Office on the following Monday morning. The MC2L will be produced retrospectively. This may also occur when documents are received by the DAERA Direct Office too late to be processed before the animals leave the Show.

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DAIRY CATTLE SECTION

Venue – Showgrounds, 3, Gillygooley Road, Omagh

Entries Close: Friday 14 June 2019 Entry Fee: £10.00

NOTE: Attendants leading cattle in the Judging Rings are

respectfully requested to wear White Coats

NB - JUDGING COMMENCES AT 10 00 am SHARP

CHAMPION DAIRY COW AND SPECIALS

ENTRY FEE TO ALL CATTLE CLASSES - £10.00 CLASS PRIZES IN CATTLE SECTION

1

st £35.00, 2

nd £20.00, 3

rd £15.00

If insufficient Entries in a Class, the Prize Fund will be reduced.

CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS Overall Cattle Champion in Dairy and Beef Breeds

Note: The Champion of Champions will be judged during the line-up of Parade of Prizewinners

Champion £300.00, Reserve Champion £200.00

Sponsored by First Trust Bank, Omagh

SAM ROBINSON PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP

Kindly presented by the family of the late Sam Robinson To be presented to the Champion of Champion of the Show

TC AUTOS (RENAULT) OMAGH

TC Autos (Renault) Omagh, has kindly donated £150.00 towards the Dairy Cattle Classes.

DANSKE BANK

The Danske Bank has kindly given £150 to Champion Dairy Cow: Champion £75.00 Reserve Champion £50.00

2nd

Reserve Champion £25.00

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THOMPSONS/NISA DAIRY COW CHAMPIONSHIP 2019 (Pedigree or Non-Pedigree)

All Exhibitors wishing to qualify for the Thompson’s/NISA Dairy Cow Championship Final must enter the name of their animal(s) at the Show. The Qualifiers for the Final will be the first and second prize winners in the Thompson’s/NISA Class. This qualifying Class is open to all dairy animals at Omagh Show, which have not already qualified for the Final. To maximise attendance of qualifiers at the Final, Stewards will enquire from the Qualifying Exhibitors if it is their intention to be present at the Final at Antrim Show on Saturday 27 July 2019. In the event of Qualifiers not wishing to attend the Final then the Judge will be asked to identify further qualifying animals. Qualifying Exhibitors who do not appear at the Final may be disqualified from competing in Championships organised by the NISA in 2020 unless good reason is given for such non-appearance. No Exhibitor may qualify more than two exhibits for the Championship. Animals cannot qualify for the Championship in Dairy Classes at Antrim Show. Thompson’s will present special rosettes to the Exhibitors of both qualifying animals at each qualifying show. Each animal forward at the Final will be paid attendance money in the form of a £50.00 Feed Voucher. Animals placed 1st to 6th in the Championship will receive Prize Money as follows:- Champion £500.00 plus Sash Reserve Champion £300.00 2

nd Reserve Champion £200.00

4th Place £150.00

5th Place £100.00

6th Place £50.00

In addition £100.00 plus Sash will be awarded to the highest place Exhibitor-Bred animal at the Championship (born on farm, not purchased embryo), and the exhibit with the Best Udder will also receive £100.00 plus Sash.

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The THOMPSON’S Perpetual Shield will be presented to the Champion.

Qualifying Shows

Ballymoney, Lurgan, Armagh, Ballymena, Saintfield, Newry, Omagh, Castlewellan and Co Londonderry.

FINAL: – ANTRIM SHOW, Saturday 27 July 2019 Class 15

EXCELSIOR PERPETUAL CUP

Kindly presented by W & C Scott Ltd, Excelsior Mills, Omagh for the Champion Dairy Cow in the Show.

DAIRY COW INTERBREED CHAMPIONSHIP

CHAMPION DAIRY COW OF SHOW Sponsored by Fane Valley Feeds - £500

The Champion, Reserve Champion and Second Reserve Champion from each dairy breed, for both cows in milk and in calf, are eligible

for this Championship. 1

st £250.00 (and Excelsior Perpetual Cup) 2

nd £150.00, 3

rd £60.00,

Honourable Mention £40.00 Special Prize for Highest Placed Exhibitor Bred Animal

T DUNN MRCVS PERPETUAL CHALLENGE TROPHIES

2 Trophies kindly presented by the late Mr Derek Dunn in memory of Mr T Dunn, MRCVS. To be awarded to the Champions in the Junior

Showing Classes. Confined to County Tyrone and County Fermanagh Exhibitors (Dairy Breed).

Class 11.

WILLIAM A ARMSTRONG PERPETUAL CHALLENGE TROPHIES 2 Trophies kindly presented by the Armstrong Family in memory of

Mr Wm A Armstrong, Honorary Member of Omagh Show, to be awarded to the Champions in the Junior Showing Classes.

(Beef Breed) Class 12.

DYNAMIS HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE PERPETUAL CUP Kindly presented by Dynamis Homeopathic Medicine, Omagh

For the Best Pair of Dairy Cows. Class 13.

FAIR PRICE (NI) CUP Kindly presented by the Walker Family in Memory of Mr Derek Walker. Winner of Class 14.

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MR GEORGE HAMILTON Very kindly provided Animal Safety Equipment for the Show.

Class 11 JUNIOR SHOWING CLASS

Boys and Girls (age to be determined on Show day) Showing a Bull, or Heifer (any Dairy Breed), 12 months and under.

To be judged on presentation of both person and animal. Special prizes for the best Stockperson. Prize money and trophies kindly sponsored by the Family of the late Derek Dunn. Please Note: Judging of this Class will commence at 12 00 noon.

Class 12 JUNIOR SHOWING CLASS Boys and Girls (Age to be determined on Show day) Showing a Bull, or Heifer (any Beef Breed) 12 months or under. To be judged on presentation of both person and animal. Special prizes for the best Stockperson. Prize money and trophies kindly sponsored by the Armstrong Family, in memory of the late Mr Wm A Armstrong, Campsie, Omagh. Please Note: Judging of this Class will commence at 12 00 noon.

Class 13 BEST PAIR OF DAIRY COWS.

Prize Fund sponsored by Dynamis Homeopathic Medicine, Omagh Class winner will receive Dynamis Homeopathic Medicine Perpetual Cup.

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Class 14 SPECIAL CONFINED CLASS BUCHANAN FUELS, OMAGH, SPECIAL CONFINED CLASS. This

Class is open to any Breed of Dairy Cow or Heifer confined to County Tyrone Exhibitors. Buchanan Fuels, Omagh have generously donated the Prize Money £150 for this Class. Prizes: 1

st £75.00, 2

nd £50.00, 3

rd £25.00

The Walker Family will kindly present the Fair Price (NI) Cup to the Winner of this Class, in Memory of the Late Mr Derek Walker.

Class 15 THOMPSON’S/NISA DAIRY COW CHAMPIONSHIP 2019 Note: No Pre-entry for this Class.

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PEDIGREE REGISTERED DAIRY SHORTHORN

Class 16 REGISTERED DAIRY SHORTHORN COW, Any age.

Class 17 REGISTERED DAIRY SHORTHORN HEIFER, In milk any age.

Class 18 HEIFER, Not in milk, any age, the progeny of a Registered Dairy Cow.

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PEDIGREE AYRSHIRE

AMP PEARL PERPETUAL SHIELD Cattle Services (Ayr) Ltd have sponsored Rosettes for:

1 Group of three females 2 A progeny group of two or more, by the same Sire or out of the

same Dam entered in the Ayrshire Classes and the property of the same Exhibitor.

Class 19

COW, in calf.

Class 20

COW, in milk.

Class 21 HEIFER, in calf or in milk, born on or after 1 September 2016.

Class 22

HEIFER, born on or after 1 September 2017.

Class 23 PRODUCTION AND INSPECTION CLASS.

Animals entered must be registered in the Ayrshire Cattle Society Herd Book and be at least 51% Ayrshire Blood. If Black and White in colour, animals must be in the Herd Book’s full Pedigree Ayrshire Section and be 100% Ayrshire Blood. Note: Percentages are shown on all Registration Certificates.

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PEDIGREE HOLSTEIN

THE S D MONTGOMERY CUP Kindly presented by S D Montgomery Ltd, Printers.

To be awarded to Champion Holstein Friesian Cow in Show.

ABN PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP Kindly Sponsored by

John Thompson & Sons Ltd, Belfast 1

st £100.00, 2

nd £50.00, 3

rd £ 25.00, 4

th £25.00

HOLSTEIN SOCIETY

The Holstein Society offers a Championship Award Rosette to: Championship Award

Reserve Championship Award Best Udder Award

Best Exhibitor Award Junior Championship Award.

SPECIAL AWARDS

Holstein Northern Ireland offers an award for the Champion Female Pedigree Holstein exhibited by members of the Club.

THE DEREK DUNN MEMORIAL TROPHY

Kindly presented by the Dunn Family, Beragh, in memory of Mr Derek Dunn.

To be awarded to the Junior Holstein Champion.

Class 24 HOLSTEIN CALF, born on or after 1 July 2018.

Class 25 HOLSTEIN MAIDEN HEIFER, born on or after 1 January 2018 and

before 1 July 2018.

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Class 26 HOLSTEIN HEIFER, in calf.

Class 27 HOLSTEIN HEIFER, in milk.

Class 28 HOLSTEIN COW, in calf.

Class 29 HOLSTEIN COW, in milk.

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PEDIGREE JERSEY

PERPETUAL SILVER CHALLENGE CUP Kindly presented by Messrs McClintock & Graham

For the Best Jersey in Show.

JERSEY CATTLE SOCIETY SPECIAL The Jersey Cattle Society offers a special Rosette and Prize Card to

the best cow or heifer registered in the Herd Book and bred by an Exhibitor who is a member of the Jersey Cattle Society.

Class 30 JERSEY COW, any age.

Class 31 JERSEY HEIFER, born on or after 1 September 2016 and on or before 1

September 2017.

Class 32 JERSEY HEIFER, born on or after 1 September 2017 and on or

before 1 September 2018.

Class 33 JERSEY BULL or HEIFER CALF, born on or after 1 September 2018.

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BEEF–TYPE CATTLE SECTION Venue: SHOWGROUNDS, 3 Gillygooley Road, Omagh

Entries Close: Friday 14 June 2019

Entry Fee: £10.00

NOTE: Attendants leading cattle in the Judging Rings are

respectfully requested to wear White Coats

NB - JUDGING COMMENCES AT 10 00 am SHARP

BEEF CHAMPIONS AND SPECIALS

CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS (Overall Cattle Champion of both Dairy and Beef Breeds)

Note: The Champion of Champions will be judged during the line-up of Parade of Prizewinners

Champion £300.00, Reserve Champion £200.00

Sponsored by First Trust Bank, Omagh

LINDEN FOODS/NISA PEDIGREE BEEF HEIFER CHAMPIONSHIP 2019

FOR THE BEST PEDIGREE BEEF HEIFER BORN ON OR AFTER 1 JANUARY 2017

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Omagh Show is a Qualifying Show for the Linden Foods/NISA Pedigree Beef Heifer Championship organised by the Northern Ireland Shows Association. Eligible animals will be those entered in the appropriate Class at the Show. The two highest placed eligible animals will qualify for the Final at Clogher Valley Show on Wednesday 31 July 2019. To maximise attendance of Qualifiers at the Final, Stewards will enquire from the qualifying Exhibitors if it is their intention to be present at the Final. In the event of qualifying Exhibitors not wishing to attend the Final, the Judge will be asked to select further qualifying animals. Animals cannot qualify at the Show hosting the Final.

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To maximise promotion of the Championship, qualifying Exhibitors and their animals are required to participate in the Linden Foods promotional photographs at the Final. An exhibitor may qualify no more that 2 animals for the Final. Special rosettes and attendance money of £20 will be awarded to the Exhibitor of each qualifying animal forward at the Final. Exhibitors of qualifying animals who do not appear at the Final may be disqualified from participating in the 2020 Championship unless an acceptable reason is given for such absence. Prize Money at Final: 1

st £300.00 2

nd £200.00

3rd

£100.00 4th £ 50.00

Note: The above prize money includes the £20 attendance monies.

QUALIFYING SHOWS Ballymoney, Lurgan, Armagh, Ballymena, Saintfield, Newry,

Omagh, Castlewellan, Co Londonderry, Antrim

BANK OF IRELAND/NISA PEDIGREE JUNIOR BULL

CHAMPIONSHIP 2019 For the best Junior Bull born on or after 1 January 2018.

Class 35

Omagh Show is a Qualifying Show for the Bank of Ireland/Northern Ireland Shows Association Pedigree Junior Bull Championship. Eligible exhibits will be those entered in the appropriate Class at the Show. The two highest placed eligible animals will qualify for the Final at Fermanagh County Show on Wednesday 7 August 2019. To maximise attendance of Qualified exhibits at the Final, Stewards will enquire from the qualifying Exhibitors if it is their intention to be present at the Final. In the event of qualifying Exhibitors not wishing to attend the Final, the Judge will be asked to select further qualifying animals. Animals cannot qualify at Fermanagh County Show for the Championship.

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To maximise the promotion of the Championship, qualifying Exhibitors and their animals are required to participate in the Bank of Ireland promotional photographs at the Final. An Exhibitor may qualify no more that 2 exhibits for the Final. Exhibitors’ qualified animals that do not appear at the Final may be disqualified from participating in Championships organised by NISA in 2020, unless an acceptable reason is given for such absence. Prize Money at Final:

1st £300.00 2

nd £200.00

3rd

£100.00 4th £ 50.00

Note: The above prize money includes the £20 attendance monies.

Special Rosettes will be awarded to Qualifiers and £20 will be given, provided the qualifying cattle compete in the Final.

QUALIFYING SHOWS Ballymoney, Lurgan, Armagh, Ballymena, Saintfield, Newry,

Omagh, Castlewellan, Co Londonderry, Antrim, Clogher Valley

THE KYLE CUP

Kindly presented by the late Mr H A J Kyle, for the Best Group of Three Cattle, consisting of a Bull, a Cow and a Heifer, of any

Pedigree Beef Breed.

DANSKE BANK SPECIAL BEEF PRIZE - £40.00

Champion £25.00 Reserve Champion £15.00 Special prizes kindly presented by the Danske Bank, to be awarded

to the Champion Beef Type Animal and Reserve shown by a County Tyrone Exhibitor.

SAINTFIELD LIVESTOCK MART PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP

Kindly presented by Mr S Mawhinney, for Any Group of Three Animals owned by the same Exhibitor.

FRANK MULLAN MEMORIAL TROPHY

Kindly presented by Mrs N Mullan, Omagh, in memory of Mr Frank Mullan, MRCVS, Omagh and to be awarded to the winner in

Class 37

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HAROLD McCAULEY MEMORIAL PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP

Kindly presented by Mrs McCauley in memory of the late Mr Harold McCauley, “Arleston”, Omagh, to be presented to the highest placed exhibit from a County Tyrone Exhibitor in the Champion Beef Class.

ULSTER BANK BEEF CHAMPIONSHIP ULSTER BANK PERPETUAL TROPHY

Kindly presented by the Directors of Ulster Bank Ltd, to be presented for the Best Beef Animal in the Show

Confined to Champion and Reserve of all Beef Breeds

Champion £150.00 Reserve £100.00 Second Reserve £50.00

SAM ROBINSON PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP Kindly presented by the family of the late Mr Sam Robinson. To be

presented to the Champion of Champions of the Show.

JUNIOR SHOWING CLASS

Junior Showing Class - Boys and Girls, (age to be determined on day of Show) showing Bull or Heifer (any Beef Breed) 12 months or

under. To be judged on the presentation of both person and animal. Special Prizes for best Stockperson. Prize money and trophies

kindly sponsored by the Armstrong Family in memory of the late Mr Wm A Armstrong, Campsie, Omagh.

Please note that Judging of this Class will commence at 12 00 noon - Class 12

Class 34 LINDEN FOODS/NISA PEDIGREE BEEF HEIFER CHAMPIONSHIP 2019 For the Best Pedigree Beef Heifer born on or after 1 January 2017.

Note: No pre-entry required for this Class.

Class 35 BANK OF IRELAND/NISA PEDIGREE JUNIOR BULL CHAMPIONSHIP 2019

For the best Junior Bull born on or after 1 January 2018. Note: No pre-entry required for this Class.

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Class 36 BEST PAIR OF BEEF ANIMALS “SPECIAL” Owned by Exhibitor

Class 37 BEEF TYPE ANIMAL WITH NO PERMANENT INCISOR TEETH PROTRUDING.

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PEDIGREE ABERDEEN ANGUS

SILVER CUP

Kindly presented by the Irish Aberdeen Angus Association, for the Best Pure-Bred Aberdeen Angus (Male or Female) in the Show. There must be at least four exhibits. Name of exhibit, Herd Book No or Tattoo marks and names of Sire and Dam must appear in the Catalogue. No entry fee will be charged.

CRAIG PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP

Kindly presented by the late Mr George Craig, Drumcovitt House, Feeny, Londonderry, for the best exhibit in the Aberdeen-Angus Classes to be won for three years not necessarily in succession. Won outright by Mr James Lees, Ardtrea, Stewartstown and re-presented by him in 1951. Won outright in 1966 by Mr J W Veitch, and re-presented by him for the Best Animal of the Opposite Sex to the Champion.

WILLIAM F PORTER MEMORIAL CHALLENGE TROPHY

Kindly presented by Mrs Martha Porter in memory of her husband, Mr Wm F Porter, late of Gortnacrea, Mountjoy, Omagh for the Best Aberdeen Angus animal bred by Exhibitor resident in Northern Ireland.

DOOLEY CUP

Won outright and re-presented by Mr J W Veitch, for the Best Bull or Heifer Calf.

THE IRISH ABERDEEN ASSOCIATION

The Irish Aberdeen Angus Association will present the Champion Aberdeen Angus animal with a special commemorative medal. This animal must be registered in the Herd Book of the Aberdeen Angus Cattle Society and be exhibited by a member of the Aberdeen Angus Cattle Society. The medal will only be presented if there is a minimum of 5 Aberdeen Angus cattle exhibited at the Show. Rosettes will also be presented for the Champion and Reserve Champion of the Show.

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Class 38 BULL, born before 1 January 2018. If sufficient entries Class will be divided.

Class 39 BULL, born on or after 1 January 2018 and before 31 December

2018.

Class 40 COW OR HEIFER, born on or before 31 December 2016, in calf or

having produced a calf in the 12 months prior to the Show.

Class 41 HEIFER, born on or after 1 January 2016 and before 1 December

2017.

Class 42 HEIFER, born on or after 1 December 2017 and before 1 December

2018.

Class 43 BULL OR HEIFER CALF, born on or after 1 December 2018.

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PEDIGREE HEREFORD

All Hereford Cattle must be registered with the Hereford Herd Book Society, Hereford House, Hereford, together with all details, date of birth, tattoo number, etc, or be stated on entry form at time of entry.

SILVER CUP

Kindly presented by the Belfast Newsletter Ltd. for the Best Hereford Pedigree animal exhibited by a member of that Association. To be

won three times (not necessarily in succession) by the same Exhibitor before becoming his property.

CRAWFORD & WILSON PERPETUAL SILVER CHALLENGE CUP

Kindly presented by Messrs Crawford & Wilson Ltd, Omagh, for Best Hereford in the Show.

WILLIAM WATSON PERPETUAL MEMORIAL CUP

Kindly presented by Dr J W Wray, Raphoe, in memory of his father and to be awarded to the exhibitor of the Best Hereford Bull Calf in

the Show

BIBBY PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP Won outright and re-presented by Mr W A Armstrong. To be

awarded to the Best Hereford Heifer in the Show.

THE IRISH HEREFORD BREEDERS’ ASSOCIATION CUP Won outright and re-presented by Mr Jack Morrison, Armoy and

again re-presented by Mr James Graham, Portadown. To be awarded to the Best Hereford Bull in the Show.

Class 44 COW or HEIFER, born on or before 31 December 2016, in calf or with own calf at foot.

Class 45 HEIFER, born on or after 1 January 2017 and on or before 31

December 2017, in calf or with own natural calf at foot.

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Class 46 HEIFER, born on or after 1 January 2018.

Class 47 BULL, born prior to 1 April 2017.

Class 48 BULL, born on or after 1 April 2017 and on or before 31 December 2017.

Class 49 BULL, born on or after 1 January 2018.

Class 50 BULL OR HEIFER, born after 1 January 2018.

Class 51 PROGENY PAIR, best pair by same Sire or Dam and entered in the

above Classes, the property of the Exhibitor.

Class 52 GROUP OF THREE, the property of one Exhibitor and drawn from the above Classes.

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PEDIGREE CHAROLAIS

GALANTAS GOLD, OMAGH very kindly Sponsored

Champion £120.00 Reserve Champion £80.00

THE BRITISH CHAROLAIS CATTLE SOCIETY will present a Plaque to Champion

THE NORTHERN IRELAND CHAROLAIS CLUB

will present a Sash to the Breed Champion in the Show

WALTER J SHORTT PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP Kindly presented by the late Mr Walter J Shortt, Lislimnaghan,

Omagh, to be awarded to the Champion Charolais in the Show.

ROBERT SMYTH & SONS PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP Kindly presented by Robert Smyth & Sons Ltd, Strabane, to be

awarded to the Best Charolais in the Show, opposite sex to Champion.

GLENCURRY CUP

Kindly presented by Mr E Maynes, Tirquin, Omagh for the best 2 years old heifer in Class 56.

AMP PEARL PERPETUAL SHIELD

For Pedigree Charolais Bull, born before 1 January 2018

Class 53 BULL, born before 1 January 2018.

Class 54 BULL, born on or after 1 January 2018 and on or before 31 August 2018.

Class 55 COW (born on or before 31 December 2016) or HEIFER, in Calf or

with Calf at Foot.

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Class 56 HEIFER, born between 1 January 2017 and 31 December 2017.

Class 57 HEIFER, born on or after 1 January 2018 and on or before 31 August

2018.

Class 58 BULL, born on or after 1 September 2018 and on or before 31 December 2018.

Class 59 HEIFER, born on or after 1 September 2018 and on or before 31

December 2018.

Class 60 BULL OR HEIFER CALF, born on or after 1 January 2019.

Class 61 BEST PAIR OF CATTLE, from same Exhibitor.

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PEDIGREE SIMMENTAL

NORTHERN IRELAND SIMMENTAL NATIONAL CATTLE BREEDERS’ CLUB SHOW

Note: Judging will commence at 9 00 am

Trophy for Leading Exhibitor on a points system

Danske Bank Supreme and Reserve Supreme Champion Male Reserve Champion Female Reserve Champion Junior

DANI Rose Bowl for Best Junior Bull on Judging and Performace EBVs

Danske Crystal Trophies for Male and Female of the Year Boehringer Prizes for Pairs

Class Prizes: 1

st £100, 2

nd £75, 3

rd £50, 4

th £25

CECIL McILWAINE TROPHY

Kindly presented for Simmental Bull or Heifer Calf, exhibited in Classes 67 and 71

JOHNSTON BROS CHALLENGE TROPHY

Kindly presented by Messrs B & K Johnston, Mountjoy House, Omagh to be awarded to

The Champion Female Simmental in the Show.

ULSTER FARM FEEDS TROPHY Kindly presented by Ulster Farm Feeds, Omagh, for the

Best Simmental Junior Bull.

DANSKE BANK SPECIAL £150.00 PRIZE Kindly presented by the Danske Bank, to be awarded to the Overall

Champion and Reserve Champion Simmental. Champion £75.00, Reserve £50.00, Second Reserve £25.00.

IMEX COW BELL

Kindly presented by the Simmental Club to the Champion Male at the Show.

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Class 62 COW, any age.

Class 63 SENIOR HEIFER, born on or after 1 January 2017 and on or before

30 June 2017.

Class 64 INTERMEDIATE HEIFER, born on or after 1 July 2017 and on or

before 31 December 2017.

Class 65 JUNIOR HEIFER, born on or after 1 January 2018 and on or before

30 June 2018.

Class 66 JUNIOR HEIFER, born on or after 1 July 2018 and on or before 31

December 2018.

Class 67 HEIFER CALF, born in 2019.

Class 68 JUNIOR BULL, born on or after 1 January 2018 and on or before 30 April 2018.

Class 69

JUNIOR BULL, born on or after 1 May 2018 and on or before 31

August 2018.

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Class 70

JUNIOR BULL, born on or after 1 September 2018 and on or before

31 December 2018.

Class 71

BULL CALF, born in 2019.

Class 72 PAIR OF ANIMALS, Bona Fide the property of one Exhibitor and

entered in Classes for which they are eligible

Class 73

YOUNG HANDLERS, 8 – 12 Years on date of Show (6 July 2019).

Class 74

YOUNG HANDLERS, 13 – 18 Years on date of Show (6 July 2019).

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PEDIGREE LIMOUSIN

ISAAC ANDREWS PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP Kindly presented by Isaac Andrews Ltd, Belfast, to be awarded to

The Champion Limousin in the Show.

DANSKE BANK LIMOUSIN “SHOW TEAM” OF THE YEAR Omagh Show is a Points’ Qualifier for the above Award. The Shield

Competition is sponsored by The Danske Bank.

NORTHERN IRELAND LIMOUSIN CATTLE CLUB have kindly Sponsored

Champion £50.00; Reserve Champion £25.00

LIMOUSIN CHAMPION OF THE YEAR Points will be awarded to every animal placed 1

st, 2

nd and 3

rd in their

respective Classes at the following Shows:

Ballymena, Ballymoney, Lurgan, Armagh, Lisburn/Saintfield, Newry, Omagh, County Londonderry, Antrim and Clogher Valley.

Results will be updated weekly on the Club’s Facebook Page.

The Gordon Bull Points will be awarded to Exhibitors achieving

Limousin Champion and Reserve Champion.

Class 75 COW, born on or before 31 December 2016.

Class 76 HEIFER, born on or after 1 January 2017 and before 1 January 2018.

Class 77 HEIFER, born on or after 1 January 2018.

Class 78 SENIOR BULL, born before 1 January 2018.

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Class 79 JUNIOR BULL, born on or after 1 January 2018 and on or before 31 December 2018.

Class 80 BULL or HEIFER, born on or after 1 January 2019.

Class 81

GROUP OF TWO, any age or sex, entered in their own Classes and

from the same Exhibitor

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SALERS

PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP Kindly presented by Gormley Motors

For Champion Saler in Show

BOYD BEDDING CUP Kindly presented by Boyd Bedding

For Reserve Champion Saler in Show

Class 82 BULL, any age.

Class 83 COW, 3 years old and over, in calf or having had a calf on or before 1 December 2018.

Class 84 HEIFER, born before 1 January 2019.

Class 85 HEIFER, born after 1 January 2019.

Class 86 PAIR OF ANIMALS, Bona Fide, the property of the Exhibitor and

entered in the Classes for which they are eligible.

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PEDIGREE BRITISH BLUE

Class 87 HEIFER, born on or before 1 December 2016.

Class 88 BULL, born on or before 1 December 2016.

Class 89 BULL OR HEIFER, born on or after 1 December 2016 and on or before 30 November 2017.

Class 90 BULL OR HEIFER, born on or after 1 December 2017.

Class 91 COW, any age, in calf or having calved in last 12 months.

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BLONDE

Class 92 COW, any age, in calf or having calved in the last 12 months.

Class 93 HEIFER, born on or after 1 January 2017 and before 1 January

2018.

Class 94 HEIFER, born on or after 1 January 2018.

Class 95 SENIOR BULL, born before 1 January 2018.

Class 96 JUNIOR BULL, born on or after 1 January 2018 and on or before 31 December 2018.

Class 97 BULL or HEIFER, born on or after 1 January 2018.

Class 98 GROUP OF TWO, any age or sex, entered in their own Classes and

from the same Exhibitor

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BEEF SHORTHORN

Class 99 BULL, any age.

Class 100 COW, 3 years old and over, in calf, with calf at foot or having had a calf before 1 December 2018.

Class 101 HEIFER, born before 1 January 2019.

Class 102 HEIFER OR BULL, born before 1 January 2019.

Class 103

PAIR OF ANIMALS, the property of one Exhibitor and entered in the

Classes for which they are eligible.

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COMMERCIAL CATTLE

AGRI-CARE NUTRITION

has very kindly Sponsored Champion £200.00; Reserve Champion £100.00

Mr S Shortt has kindly presented a Cup in memory of his late father,

Mr J Shortt. This Cup will be awarded to the Champion Commercial Animal at the Show.

Class 104 STORE HEIFER. Beef Heifers may not be shown in this Class.

Class 105 BEEF HEIFER.

Class 106 STORE BULLOCK. Bulls and Beef Bullocks may not be shown in this Class.

Class 107 BEEF BULLOCK. Bulls may not be shown in this Class.

Class 108 SUCKLER CALF, born 2019.

The Commercial Champion of the Show will be eligible to take part in the Overall Champion of Champions and the Beef Championship.

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NATIVE AND TRADITIONAL CATTLE BREEDS

Any breed listed as a rare or minority by the Rare Breed Survival Trust

(Re-established breeds will be included)

RARE BREEDS SURVIVAL TRUST NI Support Group – Show Derbies

Omagh Show is a Qualifying Show for

The Rare Breeds Cattle Derby, Gosford Forest Park, Markethill, Armagh BT60 1GD

Saturday 17 August 2019.

Class 109 SENIOR CATTLE DERBY, Cow/Heifer born on or before 31 December 2016.

Class 110 SENIOR CATTLE DERBY, Senior Bull, 2 years old or over.

Class 111 JUNIOR CATTLE DERBY, Heifer born on or after 1 January 2017

up to and including the 31 August 2018.

Class 112 JUNIOR CATTLE DERBY, Junior Bull, up to 2 years old, born on or before 31 August 2018.

Class 113 CALF DERBY, Bull or Heifer born on or after 1 September 2018.

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Exhibitors, please note: All animals must be owned and exhibited

by a fully paid up member of the Rare Breeds Survival Trust. All qualifiers will have their entry fee repaid, payable on appearance at the Final.

QUALIFYING SHOWS

Ballymena Lurgan Armagh Saintfield Omagh Castlewellan Clogher Valley Antrim

FINAL: GOSFORD PARK on Saturday 17 August 2019

Contact: Kate Madden on 07712090040 ballyvaddy@hotmail.co.uk

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DAERA Regulations Important Note for Goat Exhibitors

Procedure for Movement of Northern Ireland Goats into and out of Shows Identification - For Moves to and from a Show

All goats, irrespective of their date of birth, must be identified and comply with the Sheep and Goats Identification Regulations. All goats and kids must be identified correctly before arriving at the Show. Goats arriving at the Show without identification will be refused admittance. Movement - Goats Going to a Show - See Annex C

Movement of goats to Shows must be accompanied by a fully and accurately completed SG2 self-written movement document.

The individual identification numbers must be recorded on the SG2 document (it is acceptable to attach a printed schedule listing the tag numbers to the SG2). These numbers should be checked by the Show Operators against the animals presented before the animals are allowed entry to the Show.

The SG2 movement documents must be stamped by the Show Secretary. The white copy must be sent to the local DAERA Direct Office at the latest by the next working day.

Show Operators must have books of movement documents (SG2s) for goats and separate books for sheep.

Movement of Goats from a Show - See Annex D

The yellow copy of the SG2 provided by the Show Operator must accompany the animals back from the Show. This must include details of the Show and receiving herd, the individual tag numbers (manually added or scanned list) or be cross referenced/stapled to the pink copy of the incoming SG2 (only if the whole batch moves out at the same time). Section 3 of the outgoing SG2 must be signed by the herd keeper.

Both move in and move out white copies of the SG2 must be sent to the Show’s local DAERA Direct Office by the Show Operator within 7 days.

Procedure for Movement of Goats from the RoI into and out of Shows Goats must have two matching identifiers, one of which must carry an EID device.

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Note: In order to receive goats from the RoI, the Show premises must be

operating to full EU Assembly Centre Standards for goats and be approved for this purpose. As part of these requirements, RoI goats must be kept segregated from NI goats and must be re-exported directly from the Show premises to their premises of origin in the RoI as soon as the Show ends. Goats Imported Directly into a Show

Goats entering a Show will be accompanied with a Health Certificate which must be copied to the local DAERA Direct Office responsible for the Show. An SG2 document must be completed for the move from the RoI to the Show (Show’s own SG2 book). Goats Re-Exported Directly from a Show Goats being re-exported to the RoI will need to be accompanied by:

Their original Health Certification suitably endorsed by the Veterinarian responsible for the Show.

Non Co-Minglement Certificate which will be issued by the Veterinarian responsible for the Show.

An SG2 document which must be completed for the move from the Show to the ROI (Show’s own SG2 book).

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PEDIGREE AND NON-PEDIGREE GOATS Venue – Showgrounds, 3 Gillygooley Road, Omagh

10 00 am Sharp Entries close: Friday 14 June 2019

ENTRY FEE TO ALL GOAT CLASSES £3.00

PRIZES IN EACH CLASS

1st

£8.00, 2nd

£5.00, 3rd

£3.00

RED MILLS All Champion Goats will receive 2 Red Mills Vouchers plus

Champion Rosette All Reserve Champions will receive 1 Red Mills Voucher plus

Reserve Champion Rosette

THE A E DUNCAN PERPETUAL CUP FOR CHAMPION GOAT OF THE SHOW

Kindly presented by Mr A Duncan, Omagh 1

st and 2

nd in all Classes will be eligible.

WOODBANK TROPHY

A Special Prize will be given to the Champion and Reserve Champion Milker with the Champion

receiving Champion Rosette and Reserve Champion receiving Reserve Champion Rosette.

LEE PERPETUAL TROPHY FOR CHAMPION GOATLING

Kindly presented by Mr Gordon Lee The Champion will receive Champion Rosette.

The Reserve Champion will receive Reserve Champion Rosette

The ALLTEC Cup will be presented to the

Champion Kid of the Show This Cup has been kindly presented by ALLTEC. The Champion will receive Champion Rosette.

The Reserve Champion will receive Reserve Champion Rosette.

TYRONE FARMING SOCIETY TROPHY

Will be presented to Overall Pygmy Champion

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RMC TYRES AND REPAIRS Very kindly contributed £200.00 to the Prize Fund for Goat Classes.

MR R BEATTIE

Gortin, Lisahally, Pomeroy and Draperstown Marts Very kindly contributed £50.00 to the Prize Fund for Goat Classes.

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th AVENUE PIZZA

Very kindly contributed £100.00 to the Prize Fund for Goat Classes.

CAMPSIE SERVICE STATION Very kindly contributed £100.00 to the Prize Fund for Goat Classes.

GORTAVOY FEEDS

Very kindly contributed £100.00 to the Prize Fund for Goat Classes together with Holding Pens.

Mr Philip Magee very kindly loaned Quad and Trailer for Show Use.

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st and 2

nd placed Goats in Classes 114 – 129 are eligible for the

Championship

Class 114

FEMALE GOAT, any age, in milk, entered in the Saanen or British Saanen Sections of the BGS Herd Book.

Class 115

FEMALE GOAT, any age, in milk, entered in Toggenburg, British Toggenburg or British Alpine Sections of the BGS Herd Book.

Class 116

FEMALE GOAT, any age, in milk, entered in the Anglo-Nubian or other Registered Variety Sections of the BGS Herd Book.

Class 117

PYGMY GOAT, Male over 2 years’ old.

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Class 118

PYGMY GOAT, Female over 2 years’ old.

Class 119

GOATLING, that has not borne a kid, over one year and under two years, entered in the Toggenburg, British Toggenburg, British Alpine, Saanen or British Saanen Sections of the BGS Herd Book.

Class 120

GOATLING, that has not borne a kid, over one year and under two

years, Anglo-Nubian or any other Registered Variety not in Class 118.

Class 121

PYGMY GOAT, Male over 1 year old up to and including 2 years old.

Class 122

PYGMY GOAT, Female over 1 year old up to and including 2 years

old.

Class 123

KID (FEMALE), over two months and under one year, entered in the

Toggengurg, British Toggenburg, British Saanen to British Saanen Sections of the BGS Herd Book 1.

Class 124

KID (FEMALE), Over two months and under one year, entered in the Anglo-Nubian Section or any other Registered Variety not in Class 122.

Class 125

PYGMY GOAT, Male under 1 year old.

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Class 126

PYGMY GOAT, Female under 1 year old.

Class 127

ANY NON-PEDIGREE GOAT, Any age, any Breed, including

Pygmy.

Class 128

MALE, Any age, any Breed, including Pygmy.

Class 129

PROGENY PAIR, of any breed, including Pygmy.

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POULTRY and EGGS Venue – Showgrounds, 3 Gillygooley Road, Omagh

Entries close: Friday 14 June 2019

ENTRY FEE TO ALL POULTRY CLASSES £1.00 PRIZES IN EACH CLASS

1st

£3.00, 2nd

£2.00, 3rd

£1.00

NFU MUTUAL, OMAGH very kindly sponsored Prizes for the Poultry Classes

MR J RYAN, POULTRY AND PETS

very kindly sponsored Prizes in Kind for the Poultry Classes

THOMPSONS very kindly sponsored Prizes in Kind for Champions’ Row

WAGGING TAILS

Licensed Boarding Kennels and Cattery very kindly sponsored the £50.00 Prize for the

Overall Poultry Champion of the Show And

Best Bird at the Show

MR AND MRS A WYLIE very kindly contributed £30.00 for Reserve Champion.

WYLIE CHALLENGE CUP FOR JUNIOR SHOWING

Presented by Mr and Mrs A Wylie

SESKINORE YFC PERPETUAL CHALLENGE SHIELD will be presented to the

Reserve Champion in the Poultry Section

S & R REID CUP for Champion Hard Feather, including Game Birds

ANDREW KERR, CLOGHER VALLEY EGGS AND POULTRY CUP

Champion Soft Feather

DRUMNAKILLY SUPPLIES LTD CUP for Champion Water Fowl

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LOWRY BUILDING & CIVIL ENGINEERING, CASTLEDERG, CUP

for Best True Bantam

THE MEAT JOINT, NEWTOWNSTEWART, OMAGH & KESH, CUP for Best Call Duck

IMPORTANT NOTES/RULES:

1 All birds must be vaccinated against Newcastle Disease.

2 Exhibitor DEFRA/DAERA Flock Number must be recorded on the Entry Form.

3 It is the responsibility of the exhibitor to provide a drinker and feeder for each bird entered.

4 No feed or water is permitted in cages until after judging is completed.

5 All birds must be free from external parasites.

6 No leg rings are permitted other than those of the Poultry Club.

7 Birds can only be entered in one Class.

8 No birds to be removed before 4 30 pm.

9 All birds must be removed by 5 00 pm.

10 Pre-entry only. No entries taken on day of Show.

11 Classes may be amalgamated at Stewards’ discretion.

12 Where a Junior has entered a bird, it must be accompanied by the entrant on Show day.

13 Junior entrants must be 16 years old or under.

14 Sick birds will be removed from the Show at the direction of the Veterinary Official.

TIME OF JUDGING AND CLOSE OF ENTRIES IN THIS SECTION:

1 Judging will commence at 9 45 am on Saturday 6 July 2019. To be completed by 12 00 noon.

2 All exhibits must be in place not later than 9 30 am.

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DAERA Regulations Important Note for Poultry Exhibitors In view of the on-going issues with Avian Influenza (Bird Flu) in many countries, Show operators must comply with the conditions of the general licence for bird gatherings which is on the DAERA website at:

https://www.daera-ni.gov.uk/publications/general-licence-bird-gatherings

The species of poultry/birds involved will determine whether or not the holding of a show will be permitted.

Show operators should also be aware of the bio-security measures required for bird gatherings. Information is available on the DAERA website:

https://www.daera-ni.gov.uk/publications/biosecurity-best-practice-bird-gatherings

Where appropriate it is recommended that all entries in the poultry section are vaccinated against Newcastle disease.

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POULTRY AND EGGS

GEESE

Drumnakilly Supplies Limited Cup

Classes 130 - 148

Class 130 GOOSE OR GANDER, Any Variety.

HEAVY BREED DUCKS

Class 131 ROUEN Drake

Class 132 ROUEN Duck

Class 133 MUSCOVY Drake, Any Colour

Class 134 MUSCOVY Duck, Any Colour

Class 135 SAXONY Drake, Any Colour

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Class 136 SAXONY Duck, Any Colour

Class 137 HEAVY BREED Drake, Any Other Variety

Class 138 HEAVY BREED Duck, Any Other Variety

LIGHT BREED DUCKS

Class 139 INDIAN RUNNER Drake, Any Colour

Class 140 INDIAN RUNNER Duck, Any Colour

Class 141 LIGHT BREED Drake, Any Other Variety

Class 142 LIGHT BREED Duck, Any Other Variety

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CALL DUCKS

Class 143 CALL Drake, White

Class 144 CALL Duck, White

Class 145 CALL Drake, Any Other Colour

Class 146 CALL Duck, Any Other Colour

MINIATURE DUCKS

Class 147 MINIATURE BREED, Drake, Any Variety.

Class 148 MINIATURE BREED, Duck, Any Variety.

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LARGE SOFT FEATHER HEAVY BREEDS

Andrew Kerr, Clogher Valley Eggs And Poultry Cup Classes 149 - 167

Class 149 WYANDOTTE, Male, Any Colour.

Class 150 WYANDOTTE, Female, Any Colour.

Class 151 SUSSEX, Male, Any Colour.

Class 152 SUSSEX, Female, Any Colour.

Class 153 RHODE ISLAND RED, Male.

Class 154 RHODE ISLAND RED, Female.

Class 155 ORPINGTON, Male, Any Colour.

Class 156 ORPINGTON, Female, Any Colour.

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Class 157 BRAHMA, Male, Any Colour.

Class 158 BRAHMA, Female, Any Colour.

Class 159 HEAVY BREED LARGE, Male, Any Other Variety.

Class 160 HEAVY BREED LARGE, Female, Any Other Variety.

LARGE SOFT FEATHER LIGHT BREEDS

Class 161 WELSUMMER, Male.

Class 162 WELSUMMER, Female.

Class 163 SILKIE, Male or Female, Any Colour.

Class 164 LEGHORN, Male or Female, Any Colour.

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Class 165 POLAND, Male or Female, Any Colour.

Class 166 LIGHT BREED LARGE, Male, Any Other Variety.

Class 167 LIGHT BREED LARGE, Female, Any Other Variety.

BANTAM SOFT FEATHER HEAVY BREED

Class 168 RHODE ISLAND RED, Male.

Class 169 RHODE ISLAND RED, Female.

Class 170 SUSSEX, Male, Any Colour.

Class 171 SUSSEX, Female, Any Colour.

Class 172 WYANDOTTE, Male, Any Colour.

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Class 173

WYANDOTTE, Female, Any Colour.

Class 174

PLYMOUTH ROCK, Male, Any Colour.

Class 175

PLYMOUTH ROCK, Female, Any Colour.

Class 176

ORPINGTON, Male, Any Colour.

Class 177

ORPINGTON, Female, Any Colour.

Class 178

AUSTRALORP, Male or Female, Any Colour.

Class 179

GERMAN LANGSHAN, Male or Female, Any Colour.

Class 180

HEAVY BREED BANTAM, Male, Any Other Variety.

Class 181

HEAVY BREED BANTAM, Female, Any Other Variety.

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BANTAM SOFT FEATHER LIGHT BREED

Class 182 SILKIE, Male, Any Colour.

Class 183 SILKIE, Female, Any Colour.

Class 184 POLAND, Male, Any Colour.

Class 185 POLAND, Female, Any Colour.

Class 186 LEGHORN, Male or Female, Any Colour.

Class 187 MINORCA, Male or Female, Any Colour.

Class 188 WELSUMMER, Male or Female.

Class 189 ANY OTHER VARIETY OF LIGHT BREED, Male or Female.

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TRUE BANTAMS

Class 190 BLACK PEKIN, Male.

Class 191 BLACK PEKIN, Female.

Class 192 WHITE PEKIN, Male.

Class 193 WHITE PEKIN, Female.

Class 194 PEKIN, Male, Any Other Colour.

Class 195 PEKIN, Female, Any Other Colour.

Class 196 DUTCH, GOLD PARTRIDGE, Male.

Class 197

DUTCH, GOLD PARTRIDGE, Female.

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Class 198

DUTCH, Male, Any Other Colour.

Class 199 DUTCH, Female, Any Other Colour.

Class 200 SEREMA, Male.

Class 201 SEREMA, Female.

Class 202 ROSECOMB, Male, Any Colour.

Class 203 ROSECOMB, Female, Any Colour.

Class 204 SEBRIGHT, Male or Female, Any Colour.

Class 205 TRUE BANTAM, Male, Any Other Variety.

Class 206 TRUE BANTAM, Female, Any Other Variety.

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HARD FEATHER LARGE

Reid Cup for Champion Hard Feather

Classes 207 - 218

Class 207 CARLISLE OEG, Male, Any Colour.

Class 208 CARLISLE OEG, Female, Any Colour.

Class 209 OXFORD GAME, Male, Any Colour.

Class 210 OXFORD GAME, Female, Any Colour.

Class 211 LARGE HARD FEATHER, Male, Any Other Variety.

Class 212 LARGE HARD FEATHER, Female, Any Other Variety.

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BANTAM HARD FEATHER

Class 213 MODERN GAME, Male, Any Colour.

Class 214 MODERN GAME, Female, Any Colour.

Class 215 OLD ENGLISH GAME, Male, Any Colour.

Class 216 OLD ENGLISH GAME, Female, Any Colour.

Class 217 BANTAM HARD FEATHER, Male, Any Other Variety.

Class 218 BANTAM HARD FEATHER, Female, Any Other Variety.

RARE BREEDS

Class 219 LARGE RARE BREED, Male, Any Variety.

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Class 220 LARGE RARE BREED, Female, Any Variety.

Class 221 BANTAM RARE BREED, Male, Any Variety.

Class 222 BANTAM RARE BREED, Female, Any Variety.

EXHIBITION TRIO

Class 223 LARGE FOWL TRIO, Any Variety.

Class 224 BANTAM TRIO, Any Variety.

Class 225 TRUE BANTAM TRIO, Any Variety.

Class 226 RARE BREED TRIO, Any Variety.

Class 227 LARGE HARD FEATHER TRIO, Any Variety.

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Class 228 BANTAM HARD FEATHER TRIO, Any Variety.

Class 229 LARGE WATER FOWL TRIO, Any Variety.

Class 230 WATER FOWL TRIO, Any Variety.

UTILITY

Class 231 UTILITY BREED, Male or Female, Any Variety.

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JUVENILE CLASSES

WYLIE CHALLENGE CUP for Junior Showing Classes

Presented by Mr & Mrs A Wylie Classes 232 - 242

Class 232 LARGE HEAVY SOFT FEATHER, Male or Female, Any Variety.

Class 233 LARGE LIGHT SOFT FEATHER, Male or Female, Any Variety.

Class 234 BANTAM HEAVY SOFT FEATHER, Male or Female, Any Variety.

Class 235 BANTAM LIGHT SOFT FEATHER, Male or Female, Any Variety.

Class 236 TRUE BANTAM, Male or Female, Any Variety.

Class 237 LARGE HARD FEATHER, Male or Female, Any Variety.

Class 238 BANTAM HARD FEATHER, Male or Female, Any Variety.

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Class 239 HEAVY BREED DUCK OR DRAKE, Any Variety.

Class 240 LIGHT BREED DUCK OR DRAKE, Any Variety.

Class 241 MINIATURE BREED DUCK OR DRAKE, Any Variety.

Class 242 CALL DUCK OR DRAKE, Any Colour.

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EGG CLASSES

Entry Fee £1

PRIZES IN EACH CLASS

1st £3.00, 2

nd £2.00, 3

rd £1.00

Very Kindly Sponsored by Heather’s Eggs

LARGE FOWL EGGS

Class 243 3 BROWN EGGS.

Class 244 3 WHITE EGGS.

Class 245 3 EGGS, ANY OTHER COLOUR.

Class 246 1 BROWN EGG.

Class 247 1 WHITE EGG.

Class 248 1 EGG, ANY OTHER COLOUR

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BANTAM EGGS

Class 249 3 BROWN EGGS.

Class 250 3 WHITE EGGS.

Class 251 3 EGGS, ANY OTHER COLOUR.

Class 252 1 BROWN EGG.

Class 253 1 WHITE EGG.

Class 254 1 EGG, ANY OTHER COLOUR

WATERFOWL EGGS

Class 255 3 DUCK EGGS, any colour.

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Class 256 1 DUCK EGG, any colour.

Class 257 3 GOOSE EGGS.

Class 258 1 GOOSE EGG.

DECORATED EGG

Class 259 DECORATED EGG(S), any variety.

JUNIOR EGG CLASSES

LARGE FOWL

Class 260 3 EGGS, any colour.

Class 261 1 EGG, any colour.

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JUNIOR BANTAM

Class 262 3 EGGS, any colour.

Class 263 1 EGG, any colour.

JUNIOR

Class 264 DECORATED EGG, any variety.

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DAERA Regulations

Important Note for Sheep Exhibitors Procedure for Movement of Northern Ireland Sheep into and out of Shows Identification - For Moves to and from a Show All sheep, irrespective of their date of birth, must be identified and comply with the Sheep and Goats Identification Regulations and be registered in the flock of the exhibitor.

All sheep must be identified correctly before arriving at the Show. Sheep arriving at the Show without the correct identification will be refused admittance.

Movement of Sheep to a Show - See Annex C

Sheep must be accompanied by a fully and accurately completed SG2 self-written movement document. The SG2 movement document authorises the movement of sheep or goats from the farm to Show premises.

The individual identification numbers must be recorded on the SG2 document (it is acceptable to attach a cross-referenced printed schedule listing the tag numbers to the SG2). These numbers must be checked by the Show Operators against the animals presented before the animals are allowed entry to the Show.

The SG2 movement documents must be stamped with the Show stamp. The white copy must be sent to the local DAERA Direct Office at the latest by the next working day.

Show Operators must have books of movement documents (SG2s) for sheep and separate books for goats.

Movement of Sheep from a Show - See Annex D

The yellow copy of the SG2 provided by the Show Operator must accompany the animals back from the Show. This must include details of the Show and receiving flock, the individual tag numbers (it is acceptable to attach a printed schedule listing the tag numbers to the SG2) or be cross referenced/stapled to the pink copy of the incoming SG2 (only if the whole batch moves out at the same time). Section 3 of the outgoing SG2 must be signed by the flock keeper.

Both move in and move out white copies of the SG2 must be sent to the Show’s local DAERA Direct Office by the Show Operator at the latest by the next working day.

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Movement of Sheep to and from a Central Point of Recording (CPR) Show

Sheep moving to a CPR Show must be accompanied by a fully and accurately completed SG2 self-written movement document, however, the individual tag numbers do not have to be recorded on the SG2.

The total number of sheep being moved into the Show must still be entered on the SG2.

The ear tag numbers will be read electronically on entry to the Show and a list of tag numbers will be given to the exhibitor.

The exhibitor must complete and sign a declaration stating that the sheep will be returned to their flock of origin directly from the Show premises.

The Show must send the declarations to the local DAERA Direct Office for the Show at the latest by the next working day.

On departure from the Show the ear tag numbers will again be read electronically and the exhibitor will be issued with a C movement document. This C document must accompany the sheep back to their premises of origin.

Both the tag list and the C document must be kept with the exhibitor’s flock register.

Procedure for Movement of Sheep from the RoI into and out of Shows

Sheep must have two matching identifiers, one of which must carry an EID device. NB - In order to receive sheep from the RoI, the Show premises must be

operating to full EU Assembly Centre Standards for sheep and be approved for this purpose. As part of these requirements, RoI sheep must be kept segregated from NI sheep and must be re-exported directly from the Show premises to their premises of origin in the RoI as soon as the Show ends. Sheep Imported Directly Into a Show Sheep entering a Show will be accompanied with a Health Certificate which must be copied to the local DAERA Direct Office responsible for the Show. An SG2 document must be completed for the move from the RoI to the Show (Show’s own SG2 book). Sheep Re-Exported Directly From a Show

Sheep being re-exported to the RoI will need to be accompanied by:

Their original Health Certification suitably endorsed by the Veterinarian responsible for the Show.

Non Co-Minglement Certificate which will be issued by the Veterinarian responsible for the Show.

An SG2 document which must be completed for the move from the Show to the ROI (Show’s own SG2 book).

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SHEEP VENUE: SHOWGROUNDS, 3 Gillygooley Road, Omagh

Entries Close Friday 14 June 2019

ENTRY FEE: £6.00

NOTE: Sheep not to be removed from pens until after

Parade of Prize Winners

NB - JUDGING COMMENCES AT 10 00 am SHARP unless otherwise stated

ENTRY FEE TO ALL SHEEP CLASSES £6.00 CLASS PRIZES IN SHEEP SECTION

1st

£20.00, 2nd

£15.00, 3rd

£10.00

IMPORTANT NOTICE All lambs born in 2019 must be Exhibitor bred.

DANSKE BANK/NISA SHEEP CHAMPIONSHIP 2019

For the best ewe, any breed, any age, having reared a lamb in 2019.

Omagh Show is a Qualifying Show for the Danske Bank/NISA Sheep Championship organised by the Northern Ireland Shows Association in 2019. The two highest placed eligible animals will qualify for the Final at Castlewellan Show on Saturday 13 July 2019. Where already qualified the next in line will be selected for the Final. Where an Exhibitor qualifies as above but does not intend to compete at the Final, the next in line will be selected. No Exhibitor may qualify more than two exhibits for the Final. Animals cannot qualify for the Championship in sheep classes at Castlewellan Show. Exhibitors of qualified animals who do not appear in the Final, may be disqualified from competing in Championships organised by NISA in 2020, unless good reason is given for non-appearance. Special Rosettes will be awarded to Qualifiers and £10.00 will be given provided the qualifying sheep compete in the Final.

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Prize Money at Castlewellan Show: - 13 July 2019 1

st Prize £100.00 plus Crystal Trophy and Sash

2nd

Prize £75.00 3

rd Prize £60.00

4th Prize £40.00

5th Prize £25.00

(The above prize money amounts include the £10 attendance money.)

QUALIFYING SHOWS

Ballymoney, Lurgan, Armagh, Ballymena, Saintfield District, Newry, Omagh

L W SURPHLIS

CHAMPION INTERBREED SHEEP OF SHOW The Champion and Reserve Champion of all Breed Classes are

eligible for this Class. Champion £70.00, Reserve £50.00, Second Reserve £25.00.

Kindly sponsored by L W Surphlis Feeds, Drumlegagh, Newtownstewart.

THE MARSHALL HAWKES PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP

To be presented to the overall individual Interbreed Champion Sheep of the Show. This Cup has been very kindly presented by

The Family of the late Mr Marshall Hawkes.

THE LEXIE McLAREN PERPETUAL CUP For the best individual native breed Sheep of the Show

This Cup has been kindly presented by The Family of the late Mr Lexie McLaren, Beragh, in his memory.

CHAMPION INTERBREED GROUP OF THREE OF SHOW

Not more that one animal from a particular breed Class. 1st Prize £50.00

Kindly sponsored by TC Autos, Omagh.

T MILLER SPECIAL PRIZE FOR NATIVE BREEDS Border Leicester, Suffolk, BlackFace, Perth and Lanark Types,

Hampshire, Dorset, Crossbreds (Native), Blue Face Leicester, North Country Cheviot, Kerry Hill.

Champion £50.00, Reserve £20.00, Second Reserve £10.00. Kindly sponsored by Mr T Millar, Auctioneer, Newtownstewart.

GORTIN, LISAHALLY, POMEROY, DRAPERSTOWN LIVESTOCK

MARTS Native Interbreed – Group of three

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Not more than one animal from individual breed Class. Prizes: 1

st £70.00, 2

nd £50.00, 3

rd £30.00

Kindly sponsored by Mr Richard Beattie, Gortin Lisahally, Pomeroy and Draperstown Marts.

THOMPSONS INTERBREED EWE LAMB

Best Ewe Lamb of any breed, each lamb must be a Class Winner for its particular breed.

Prizes: 1st

£50.00, 2nd

£30.00, 3rd

£20.00 Kindly sponsored by John Thompson & Sons

YOUNG HANDLERS’ COMPETITION

G W Gibson & Son, Beragh, has very kindly contributed £150.00 to the Prize Fund for the Young Handler Classes

Prizes: 1

st £55.00, 2

nd £45.00, 3

rd £30.00, 4

th £20.00

Each other Young Handler will get £5.00 sponsored by Tyrone Farming Society

And a Highly Commended Rosette

Handlers will be judged on presentation of both person and animal. White coats to be worn.

Class 265 YOUNG HANDLERS, boys and girls aged 8 -14 years.

This Class will also be a Qualifying Class for the Cydectin Young Handlers’ Sheep Qualifier, Sponsored by Zoetis. Final at Clogher Valley Show on Wednesday 31 July 2019.

Three Young Handlers can qualify (if not previously qualified at another Show).

Handler may use any breed of sheep. Note: No Pre-entry for this Class.

QUALIFYING SHOWS Ballymena, Ballymoney, Lurgan, Armagh, Saintfield, Newry, Omagh, County

Londonderry, Castlewellan, Clogher Valley

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THE IRISH SHOWS ASSOCIATION AND CLOGHER VALLEY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY

PRESENT THE NORTHERN IRELAND CONTINENTAL SHEEP FINAL

FOR EWE OR RAM ANY AGE Sponsored by: Clogher Valley Show and Danske Bank

Prize Fund: £500.00 RULES AND CONDITIONS

1 Competition confined to Continental Ewe or Ram any age. 2 Three Exhibitors to qualify three sheep for the Final.

3 An Exhibitor may qualify only three sheep for the Final. ENTRY FEE: To Qualifying Show £5. To Final £10 PRIZE FUND: Champion £200.00, Reserve £100.00, 3

rd £75.00,

4th £50.00, 5

th to 7

th £25.00.

Qualifying Shows

Armagh Lurgan Saintfield and District Ballymoney Newry Castlewellan Omagh

FINAL: – CLOGHER VALLEY SHOW, Wednesday 31 July 2019

Class 266

Class 266 ISA AND CLOGHER VALLEY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY NI CONTINENTAL SHEEP FINAL QUALIFIER

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BORDER LEICESTER

The Champion will receive a Rosette from The Society of Border Leicester Sheep Breeders

Omagh Show is a participant in The Society of Border Leicester

Sheep Breeders, Best Exhibitor of the Year.

CHAMPION BORDER LEICESTER OF THE SHOW RESERVE CHAMPION BORDER LEICESTER OF THE SHOW

Class 267 RAM, Aged.

Class 268 RAM, One year old and upward.

Class 269 RAM LAMB – Must be bred by Exhibitor

Class 270 EWE - Having reared lambs in 2019.

Class 271 EWE, Shearling.

Class 272 EWE LAMB – Must be bred by Exhibitor.

Class 273 GROUP OF THREE – One sheep from each Class. Must be the

property of Exhibitor.

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SUFFOLK

Prize Money

1st £20.00, 2

nd £15.00, 3

rd £10.00

KILCO INTERNATIONAL LTD, NEWTOWNABBEY

Very kindly sponsored Champion £100.00, Reserve Champion £70.00,

2nd

Reserve Champion £30.00

OMAGH AUCTION MART CUP for Champion Suffolk

DAVID STEWART PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP

Kindly presented by the late Mr David Stewart, Scarvaghern, Castlederg, to be presented for the Best Group of three Suffolk

Sheep consisting of Ram, Ewe and Lamb (either Sex).

MALE AND FEMALE OF THE YEAR – POINT SHOW

BEST PAIR OF LAMBS Best Pair of Lambs entered for the Class in which they are eligible

(must be Exhibitor bred).

SPECIAL NOTICE “Suckled ewes must be shorn from 1 May and have reared lambs in

that year”.

Please Note: Only registered Members of the Suffolk Sheep Society may exhibit at this Show.

Class 274 RAM, Two years old and upward.

Class 275 RAM, Shearling.

Class 276 RAM LAMB – Must be bred by Exhibitor.

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Class 277 EWE, having reared lambs in 2019.

Class 278 EWE, Shearling.

Class 279 EWE LAMB – Must be bred by the Exhibitor.

Class 280 PAIR OF LAMBS – Must be bred by the Exhibitor.

Class 281 GROUP OF THREE – Only one Sheep per Class from above Classes. Must have been shown in individual Class and must be owned by Exhibitor.

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BLACK-FACE PERTH TYPE

NB - Judging to commence at 10 00 am

TAYLOR PERPETUAL CUP Kindly presented by the late Mr W A T