Muker Schedule 2011

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Swaledale Open Agricultural & Horticultural Society

President: Mrs M Rutter Patron: The Earl Peel Chairman: E Whitehead

LIST OF PREMIUMS

106th

GRAND ANNUAL SHOWTo be held in MUKER on

WEDNESDAY 7th SEPTEMBER, 2011COMMENCING AT 10.00am

Luncheons for all Officials at 12.30pm

ALL ENTRIES CLOSE WEDNESDAY 24th AUGUST, 2011

NO ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED AFTER THIS DATE

DISABLED PARKING TICKETS AVAILABLE FROM THE SECRETARYIN ADVANCE OF SHOW DAY

ATTRACTIONS:

MUKER SILVER BAND, OPEN FELL RACES,OPEN FANCY DRESS PARADE, CHILDRENS SPORTS

INVITATION SHEEPDOG TRIALS, OPEN QUOITSSTONE WALLING DEMONSTRATION, TRADE STANDS

Secretary: Kathy ScottJinglepot Lodge, Gunnerside, Richmond, N Yorkshire, DL11 6JG.

tel: 01748 886564. email [email protected]

www.mukershow.co.uk

Company limited by guarantee. Reg No 6943763Registered office: OReilly Chartered Accountants, Kiln Hill, Market Place, Hawes, DL8 3RA


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TIMETABLE

8.00am Tents Open for Exhibits

9.00am Judges Reception in Muker Public Hall

10.00am Procession led by Muker Silver Band From

the Farmers Arms

10.00am Tents Closed for Judging

10.30am Invitation Sheep Dog Trials

10.30am Tractor & Implement Judging

11.00-12.00 Muker Band play on field

11.30 YFC Young Judges Competition

11.00am-2.00pm Stone Walling Demonstration

11.45am Junior Sheep Handling

12.00-12.30pm Tents Re-opened

12.30pm Luncheon for Officials

2.00pm Childrens Fancy Dress

2.00pm Quoits Competition

2.00-3.00pm Muker Band play on field

2.30pm Childrens Sports

2.45pm Open Dog Judging

3.00pm Open Primary Fell Race

followed by Open Under 14s Fell Racefollowed by Open Under 17s Fell Race

followed by Open Fell Race

3.30-4.30pm Muker Band play on field

5.30pm Muker Silver Band play outside the Farmers Arms


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OFFICERS OF THE COMPANY

President: Mrs M Rutter

Patron: The Earl Peel

COMMITTEE:

Chairman: E. WhiteheadVice-Chairman: P.T. Metcalfe

Secretary: Ms K Scott; Assistant Secretary: Mr S Sutherland

Treasurer: Mrs S Williamson; Auditor:OReillys, Hawes

Life Members: Mrs. M Rutter.

WORKING COMMITTEE

D. Alderson

E.J. Alderson

J. Alderson, Angram

J. Alderson, Low RowR. Blades

M. Beckwith

A. Calvert

C. Calvert, Hoggarths

G. Calvert

R. Calvert

R. W. Clarkson

S. Clarkson

A. Coates

S.CoatesJ. Craig

R. Guy, Gunnerside

P.J. Guy

B. Hall

J Hall

Adam HunterAlan Hunter

J. Kilburn

P. Metcalfe

Ronnie Metcalfe

T. Metcalfe

P.J. Nimmins

C. Owen

B. Porter

G. Porter

J.W. PorterS. Porter

W.J.Porter

W. Raw

S. Reynoldson

T. Reynoldson

J. RowlandC. Rukin

J. Rukin

M. Rukin

S. Sutherland

M. Sunter

M. Thompson

B. Thornborrow

C.R. Thornborrow

D. Waggett

J. WaggettK. Whitehead

LADIES COMMITTEE

Mrs C Ackroyd

Mrs. M. Beckwith

Mrs. A. Calvert

Mrs. E. Calvert

Mrs G Calvert

Mrs. L. Calvert

Mrs. P. CoatesMrs. D. Guy

Mrs. R. Hall

Mrs. J. Hepworth

Mrs. R.E. Hunter

Mrs. A. Metcalfe

Mrs. L. Metcalfe

Mrs. K. Mirrick

Mrs. J Moks

Mrs J. Nimmins

Mrs. C. PorterMrs. L. Porter

Dr K Raw

Mrs. M. Rutter

Ms. K. Scott

Mrs. T.Sharp

Mrs. D. Thornborrow

Miss C. Waggett

Mrs. E. Waggett

Mrs. S. Waggett

Miss E. WhiteheadMrs. G. Whitehead

HORTICULTURE COMMITTEE:

W Bergin, J Craig, A. Guy, P.J. Guy, Mrs A Prudden, Mrs. P. Purver, Mrs M Rutter, Mrs. V. Stark.

SPORTS & FIELD COMMITTEE:

E.J. Alderson, M. Beckwith, Mrs. M. Beckwith, C. Calvert, S.Calvert, J.Kilburn, Mrs. L. Metcalfe, P.J.

Nimmins, G. Porter, T. Reynoldson, Mrs. B. Rukin, J. Rukin, M. Sunter, S. Sutherland, M. Thompson,Miss C. Waggett, Mrs. E. Waggett, J. Waggett. K Williamson


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JUDGES AND STEWARDS FOR 2011

Judges Reception from 0900 MukerPublic Hall Steward: Mrs S Williamson

Swaledale Gimmers Mr F.Brennand, Mr I Collinson Stewards: J Alderson, A Coates,

T Metcalfe, C Rukin, M Rukin, C.R Thornborrow

Swaledale Tups Mr J R Dalton, Mr T Hutton Stewards: J Alderson, C Calvert,

R.W Clarkson, R Metcalfe, K Whitehead

Sheep Referee Mr G Harker

Championship Judges Mr I Collinson, Mr T Hutton

Fleece & Hay Mr G Harker

Walking Sticks Mr W Lambert Stewards: J Rowland, M Sunter, M Thompson

Poultry Mr J Hall

Produce Mrs H Fawcett, Miss B Rutter Stewards: Mrs J Hepworth, Mrs E

Calvert, Mrs I Calvert, Mrs D Thornborrow

Wines Mr & Mrs R Miles Steward: Mrs D Waggett

Preserves Mrs J Blades Stewards: Mrs R Hall, Mrs L Porter, Mrs S Waggett

Handicrafts Mrs M Edwards Stewards: Mrs P Coates, Mrs R Hunter

Art Miss H Thornborrow Stewards: Miss C Waggett, Mrs J Moks

Handwriting Mrs M Rutter Steward: Ms K Scott, Mrs G Whitehead

Photographs Mr K Buck, Ms D Allen

Stewards: Mrs M Beckwith, Mrs C Porter, Mrs T Sharp

Horticulture Open / Local Vegetables: Mr D Metcalfe Flowers: Mr R Orme

Stewards: Mr W Bergin, Mr J Craig, Mr A Guy, Mr P J Guy, Mrs P

Purver, Mrs A Prudden, Mrs V Stark

Childrens Horticulture &

Flower Arrangements

To be announced

Fancy Dress Mr & Mrs P J Nimmins

Tractors & Implements Mr M Peacock Steward: D Waggett

Field & Sports Stewards Mrs M Beckwith, Mrs L Metcalfe, Mrs J Nimmins, Mr P Nimmins,

Mrs C Porter, Mrs B Rukin, Mr J Rukin, Mr M Sunter,

Mr S Sutherland, Mrs E Waggett, Miss C Waggett, Mr K Williamson

Show Announcer Mr M Beckwith

Vet Mr A Hurn, Bainbridge


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CUP WINNERS 2010

SheepFawbert & Noble Supreme Champion .............. P Hallam

Tom Sunter, Champion Male ............................ P & K Sowerby, J C Nelson

Female Champion ............................................. P HallamChapman Champion Small Breeders ................ M Beaty

Earl Peel Challenge Cup ................................... M R & C J Rukin

Reeth Garage Cup ............................................. C J & A J Owen

Morgan Rose Bowl ........................................... J W Porter &Sons

The Late Mrs B Hope Silver Salver .................. W M Hutchinson & Sons

Farmers Arms Tankard ..................................... P Hallam

BOCM Shield .................................................... P Hallam

Kilburn Memorial .............................................. C J & A J Owen

Laurie Rukin Memorial Trophy ........................ Mrs S Pratt

R W Clarkson Tankard ...................................... W M Hutchinson & Sons

Haywood & Crossley Hefted Farmer ................ B E Hall

Hawes Auction Mart Cup .................................. C J & A J Owen

Swaledale Sheep Breeders Rosette.................... P Hallam

Sticks, hay & tractors

Walking Stick Tankard ..................................... A Warwick

Yorkshire Dales Society (Hay) ......................... B Metcalfe

Gayle Mill (Tractors) ........................................ G Alderson

Produce & handicraftsNoel Metcalfe .................................................... Mr D Braithwaite

Wensleydale Press ............................................. Mrs W H Harker

Morgan Rose Bowl ........................................... Mrs A Tunley

Laxton ............................................................... Mrs J Calow

David Thompson Cup ....................................... Mr A Butters

Secretarys Cup ................................................. Miss A Alderson

Art, children, YFC & photography

Reynoldson/Alderson ........................................ Natasha HillSilver Cup (most points) ................................... Georgia Hird

Jill Neill Memorial (short story). ....................... Mrs E Greenslade

Mary Thomas Handwriting ............................... Emily Bearpark

Whitehead Fancy Dress ..................................... Alex Shepherd

Young Farmers Judging .................................... Lucy Porter

YFC Highest Points........................................... Lucy Porter

Reeth Gazette Photography ............................... Madeleine Hill

Jack Nutting Tankard ........................................ Mr D Braithwaite

Jubilee Cup..................................................... ... Mr E Cook


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Horticulture

J D Jackson Memorial ....................................... Mrs R Newborn

Gunnerside Estate .............................................. Mr H Adams

Simpson Trophy ................................................ Mr H Adams

The Late Mrs Hopes Plate................................ Mrs S Alderson

Silver Cup (Children) ........................................ Natasha Hill

Fell raceBaldwin Trophy ................................................ Nathan Tulip

Wilf Scott Trophy ............................................. Madeleine Hill

R B Daykin Trophy ........................................... not awarded

Midwood Trophy .............................................. Gail Hunter

Muker Show Fell Race Tankard ........................ Alistair Dunn

Sheepdog trials

Graham Edwards Shield .................................... A Baines & RickBeezy Salver ..................................................... N Hunter & Jess

Punch Bowl Trophy .......................................... A Hunter & Jess

SpecialsJ H Clarkson Memorial Trophy ........................ W Barker (Horticulture)


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TIMETABLE DETAILS

10.30amINVITATION SHEEP DOG TRIAL

1st Graham Edwards Trailers Plaque + 20, 2nd 12, 3rd 10, 4th 8, 5th 6

Best Run By A Novice

1st Punch Bowl Trophy + 10, 2nd 6, 3rd 4

DOGS (OPEN)

Beezy Salver for Best Type in the Two Classes

Entry Fee: 50p. Entries taken on Show FieldJudged at 2.45pm

1st 8, 2nd 5, 3rd 3

Rough Coated Shepherds Working Dog or Bitch, condition of animal to be considered

Smoother Coated Shepherds Working Dog or Bitch, condition of animal to be considered

11 a.m. - 2 p.m. STONE WALLING DEMONSTRATIONBy David Hollingworth

11 a.m.12 noon. MUKER BAND PLAY ON FIELD

QUOITS COMPETITION

Steward: Mr S Calvert

Entries accepted to 2 p.m. on Show Day.

1st 20; 2nd 15; 3rd 12; 4th 10.

2.00 p.m. CHILDRENS FANCY DRESS PARADE

1. Under School Age

2. 5-7 years.

3. 8 years and over

1st 5; 2nd 4; 3rd 3 for each class 1 for all others.

4. Group Fancy Dress. 1st 10; 2nd 6; 3rd 4

Silver Cup given by Ernest & Doreen Whitehead for overall winner in Fancy Dress

These classes may be changed if there are a large number of entries.

2 p.m.3 p.m. MUKER BAND PLAY ON FIELD

2.30 p.m. - CHILDRENS SPORTS

Races will be organised by age e.g. under 5s, under 6s, under 7s etc., dependent on the

number of participants

1st 2; 2nd 1; 3rd 50p and 30p for all others.


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3.00 p.m. - OPEN FELL RACES

Course and times set by BOFRA. Prize money given by Muker Show Ltd

Register on the day at the Fell Race tent on the Show Field

OPEN PRIMARY RACE - Under 12 years

Boys: 1st 12; 2nd 8; 3rd 5Girls: 1st 12; 2nd 8; 3rd 5

3 to all non prize winning competitors who complete the course.

Baldwin Trophy for first competitor home living in the District

followed by - OPEN JUNIOR FELL RACE - under 14 years

Boys: 1st 20; 2nd 12; 3rd 8

Girls: 1st 20; 2nd 12; 3rd 8


10 for first competitor home living in the District. Plus Wilf Scott Trophy (District).

followed by - OPEN FELL RACE - under 17 years

Boys: 1st 30, 2nd 20; 3rd 10

Girls: 1st 30, 2nd 20; 3rd 10

R. Daykin Trophy for first competitor home living in the District.

5 to all non-prize winning competitors who complete the course.

followed by - OPEN FELL RACE - SeniorsPrizes: 1st 75 + Fell Race Tankard; 2nd 60; 3rd 50; 4th 40.

Ladies Prizes: 1st 40; 2nd 30; 3rd 20; if not in the first four prize winners.

Midwood Trophy for first competitor home living in the District.

100 added to 1st prize winner if record time is broken. Record time: 11mins 6.9 sec.


3.30 p.m.4.30 p.mMUKER BAND PLAY ON FIELD

5.30 p.m. - MUKER BANDplay outside the Farmers Arms to close the day.

The Committee are grateful to Dr D Hill, Mrs R Hunter, Mr J Kilburn, Dr K Raw, Mr T W Raw and

Mr T Metcalfe for the use of their fields on Show Day.


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EXHIBITORS GUIDANCE NOTES

Completing the Entry Form

Please use block capitals and fill in both the class number and class description. If you are using one form for several exhibitors, please list the individual name of

the person on one line and then their entries underneath, followed by the next

persons name and their entries and so on. The name and address on such a formshould be the address you want the receipts sent to.

Ensure you include a SAE for your receipt. The receipt is the only way you cancheck that you have been entered into the correct classes. No receipts will be sent

without an SAE. Entries cannot be corrected on show day.

If you would like to make a donation to the Society, please enter the amount in thebox provided. Your name will appear in the following years list of Subscribers.These donations are very gratefully received.

How to display exhibits on Show Day You will need to buy a Catalogue from the gate stewards. Inside the Catalogue you will find your name next to a number in the sections you

have entered.

Inside the exhibit tents you find a corresponding number. Place your exhibit next tothat number.

If you have entered in a number of sections remember to leave plenty of time to getyour exhibits in place. The tents close promptly at 1000 for judging.

How to collect prizes and cups If you have won a prize in Produce, Horticulture, Poultry, Wool & Hay, there will be

a prize card with a tear off portion beside your exhibit. Take the prize card to the

Secretarys tent anytime between 3.00-5.30pm.

Prizes for Sheep, Sheep Dogs, Tractors, Childrens sports and Fancy Dress are givenby the Steward at the time of judging.

Fell Race prizes are available from the Fell Race Tent near the race start point. Cups are kept in Muker Public Hall. Please go to the hall between 4.30pm &

5.30pm.

Cups that do not require engraving are given to the winner immediately. Muker Show Ltd will carry out the cup engraving. If you have won a cup that needsengraving, please still go to the Hall so that the Stewards can confirm your details.

You will be asked to sign for the cup. Cups must be returned, cleaned and polished, prior to Show Day.


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LIST OF PREMIUMS

SWALEDALE SHEEP CLASSES (Open)Show holding no.: 48/369/8005

Defra Rules ApplyNotes:1. Exhibits to be penned in the Societys Pens and No Covers allowed.

2. Rule 17 - No animal to be shown in artificial colours (excluding dip) or they may be disqualified.

3. Rule 3 - All Live Stock must be bona-fide property of the exhibitor 3 months previous to the show. Any

exhibit where the Judge has a pecuniary interest will not be allowed to be shown

4. Due to lack of parking space please use a small vehicle as possible for transporting livestock.

5. Where an animal is jointly owned, all owners names must be declared.

6. Rule 24 All Exhibitors must farm or reside in the Societys District before they can compete in the

District classes. If an animal is jointly owned and one or more of the owners does not farm in the District,

then the animal cannot be shown in the District classes.

JUDGING TO COMMENCE AT 10 a.m.Entry Fee: 2

Prizes: 1st: 15; 2nd: 10; 3rd: 5. Unless otherwise stated.

GIMMER CLASSES1. 1 Ewe confined to Small Breeders. 1st Prize C.B.F. Pellets2. The Late Edward Hirds class 1 Gimmer Shearling confined to Small Breeders.3. Mr J Rowland prize for Best Gimmer Lamb confined to Small Breeders.4. Trident Feed Prize for 1 Ewe, 1 Gimmer Shearling & 1 Gimmer Lamb, confined to Small

Breeders.5. 1 Ewe, Large Breeders. 1st Prize B.O.C.M. Shield.6. 1 Shearling. Large Breeders.7. 1 Gimmer Lamb, Large Breeders.8. Best Gimmer Shearling and Gimmer Lamb. Shown in no other class except 13, 14, 15, & 169. Best Tup Lamb and Gimmer Lamb. Shown in no other class except 13, 14, 15, 16, 30 & 3210. Mrs. Hunters Memorial Prize for the Best Gimmer Shearling. Shown in no other class,

except 13, 14, & 16

11. T. Metcalfes Prize for 1 Registered Ewe, 1 Registered Gimmer Shearling and 1 GimmerLamb from Registered parents.

12. R.J. Lunds Prize for the Best Ewe. Shown in no other class, except 13,14 & 1613. M. & K. Whiteheads Prize for Best Gimmer Sheep that has been shown and not won a prize.14. Best Gimmer Sheep from a stock of no more than 100 Ewes that has been shown and not won

a cash prize.

15. Reeth Garage Cup for Best Gimmer Lamb in the Show.16. Earl Peels Perpetual Challenge Cup for the Best Female Sheep in the District.

Silver Cup for the Most Perfect Female Sheep.

Value not to be taken into consideration.


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TUP CLASSES17. P.J. Nimmins Prize for the Best Tup above 2 shear.18. Mrs. J. Nadins and Mrs. J. Purkis Prize for Best 2 shear Tup.19. The Late Mrs. B. Hopes Silver Salver for the Best Tup Shearling. Large Breeders.20. Prize for Best Tup Lamb. Large Breeders.21. Tup Shearling from a stock of no more than 100 Ewes.

22. Laurie Rukin Memorial Trophy for Best Tup Lamb from a stock of no more than 100 Ewes.23. Perpetual Silver Cup given in memory of the Late George Kilburn for Best Pair of TupLambs.

24. Prize for Tup any age above 1 year old, age considered. To be shown in no other class, except29 & 30.

25. HSBC plc Prize for 1 Tup Lamb. Shown in no other class except 29 & 31. 1st: 10; 2nd 6;3rd 4.

26. Mrs B Crossley & Mrs S Haywood Hefted Farmer Cup for Best Swaledale Sheep (male orfemale) shown by the owner, who must be under the age of 25. To be judged by the Referee.

27. R W Tankard for the Best Tup Shearling and Gimmer Shearling. Given by R W Clarkson

28. Trident Feed Prize for Best collection of 1 aged Tup, Tup Shearling and Tup Lamb.29. Trident Feed Prize for Best Male and Female Sheep.30. Ronnie Metcalfes Prize for Best Male Sheep that has been shown & not won a prize that day.31. Best Tup Shearling. 1st: 50; 2nd 6; 3rd 4.32. Farmers Arms Tankard for Best Tup Lamb in the Show.33. Morgan Rose Bowl for the Best Male Sheep in the District

A Perpetual Cup given by the Late Mrs. M. Sunter for the Most Perfect Male Sheep.

Value not to be taken into consideration.

The Chapman Memorial Cup for the Most Perfect Sheep shown by a small breeder.

A Perpetual Cup given by the Late Mr. L. Fawbert and the Late T. Noble for the SupremeChampion Sheep in the Show. Only Champion Male and Female to be shown.

Championship Rosette from Swaledale Sheep Breeders Association.

Championship to be judged by Mr I Collinson, Mr T Hutton

Hawes Farmers Auction Mart Centenary Cup for Exhibitor with most points in Sheep section.

Cup can be kept outright if won 3 times in succession or 5 times overall. Winners:

2005: J W Porter & Sons

2006: P Hallam

2007: not awarded

2008: B Thornborrow

2009: W Richardson & Son

2010: C J & A J Owen

Hefted Farmer Cup given by Mrs B Crossley & Mrs S Haywood for Best Swaledale Sheepshown by the owner under the age of 25. Cup can be kept outright if won 3 times in succession

or 5 times overall. Winners:2008 S Coates 2009 W J Porter 2010 B E Hall

JUNIOR SHEEP HANDLINGNo Entry Fee. Prizes 1st 8, 2nd 5, 3rd 3 and Rosettes

Open to ages 16 and under. Class to be split according to age of entries.

Judged on Handling Ability not conformation of the animal.

Entries to be made at the Secretarys Tent on the day by 10.30a.m.

Class to be judged at 11.45 a.m.


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YOUNG JUDGES COMPETITION (Open)N.F.U. (Muker Branch) will give a Special Prize of 8 for the Best Amateur Judge under 25 years of

age who will be required to judge selected classes, before the other judges commence. No entry fee.

Entries to be made at Secretarys Tent by 10.30am

Prizes: 1st: 8; 2

nd: 5; 3rd, 3

Cards will be supplied to each competitor on which to place the numbers of the first three animals inorder of merit. Ten minutes will be allowed for the competitors to judge each class. Anyone giving

or receiving assistance will be disqualified.

Steward & Competitors to assemble at the Secretarys Tent at 11.30 a.m.

Perpetual Y.F.C. Cup to the competitor with the highest points residing in the Show District.

Steward: Mr J Hall

TRACTORS & IMPLEMENTSEntry Fee: 2 Prizes: 1st 15, 2nd 10, 3rd 5

Judged at 10.30am. Sponsored by Graham Edwards, Trailers.

Gayle Mill Trophy for Best Overall Tractor34. Best Vintage Tractor (up to 1958)35. Best Classic Tractor (1958 onwards)36. Best Implement37. Best working stationary engine

WOOL38. Best Fleece of Swaledale Wool. 1st 8, 2nd 5, 3rd 3. Entry fee 1

WALKING STICKSEntry Fee: 1 Prizes: 1st 8; 2nd 5; 3rd 3.

All entries to have been made by the exhibitor.

Novice entrants must not have won in an open class at Muker or any other show39. Best Walking Stick dressed from wood, not painted or decorated, all in one piece.40. Best Walking Stick dressed from Horn. Clean shank.41. Best Walking Stick decorated from Wood. All in one piece.42. Best Walking Stick decorated from Horn.43. Best Walking Stick made by a novice.44. Best Walking Stick made from more than one piece of wood.45. Best Ornamental Stick.46. Best Ladies Stick.47. Best Shepherds Crook made of wood.48. Best Shepherds Crook made of horn.49. Best Root Grown Stick. All in one piece.50. Best Thumb Stick. All in one piece.51. Best Thumb Stick, more than one piece.52. Best Half Horn or Hunting Stick53. Best Stick made by a novice

Special Prize of a Pewter Tankardgiven by Mr. J. Waggett, Satron for Best Stick in Show.


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HAYEntry Fee: 1

Prizes: 1st 8; 2nd 5; 3rd 354. The Yorkshire Dales Society Cup and Special Prize of 3 for the Best Bale of Hay.55. Best Decorated Hay Bale. Confined to children attending school.

POULTRYEntry Fee: 1

Prizes: 1st 8; 2nd 5; 3rd 3

Confined to District, see rule 2. State breed of each animal entered on entry form.56. Best Hen57. Best Cockerel58. Best Duck

Special Prize of 5 to Best in Section

PRODUCEEntry Fee: 1 Prizes: 1st, 8. 2nd 5; 3rd 3 (unless otherwise stated)

All Exhibits to be in place by 9.45 a.m. Cars to be off the show field by 9.45 a.m.

Entrance to exhibitors in the Top Tent by Top Lane only.

Judging to commence at 10 a.m. All entries to have been made by the exhibitor.

SECTION ONE

The Metcalfe Cup awarded to the Best Exhibit in this section. Classes 59-7259. Best 1lb Butter, either printed or plain.60. Mr. Dick Guys Special Prize for 1 New MilkCheese. Stilton or Flat Shape, not tried.61. Best 6 Hen Eggs.62. Loaf White Bread.63. Mrs. V. Starks Prize for Loaf of Brown Bread.64. Mrs. E. Calverts Prize for Best Fruit Cake made from 1/2lb of flour.65. Best Sandwich Cake, unfilled and not sugar dusted.66. Mrs. E. Whiteheads Prize for Best Sponge Cake, without fat.67. Mrs. E. Whiteheads Prize for Best Loaf of Gingerbread.

68. Gunnerside Womens Institute Prize for the Best Rice Loaf, open to all.69. Best Swiss Roll70. Best Six Queen Cakes. No paper cases71. Best Carrot Cake72. Boys & Men only: Muker Tea Shop prize for Best Chocolate Sandwich Cake (filled, not

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SECTION TWOPerpetual Cup given by Wensleydale Press, Hawes for best exhibit in section (classes 73-85)

73. Two Items of Food from a Dales Kitchen. Displayed on a Bread Board.74. David Parkers Prize for Best Shortbread, not sugar dusted.75. David Parkers Prize for Six Ginger Biscuits (not snaps).76. Six Small Yorkshire Cheese Cakes.77. Best Two Tea Cakes.

78. Kearton Guest House Prize for Four Fruit Scones.79. Best Egg and Bacon Pie.80. 4 Cheese Scones.81. Best Quiche or Savoury Flan.82. Kearton Guest House Prize for Best Apple Pie on Plate.83. Individual Cold Sweet.84. Best 4 Chocolate Butterfly Buns made by a child 11 years and under. (decorations allowed.)

Age to be stated. Entry fee 50p

85. Four Decorated Shortbread Biscuits made by a child 11 years and under. Age to be stated.Entry fee 50p

Classes 84 & 85 extra prizes: 4th 2, 5th 1.

SECTION THREE

The Secretarys Cup donated by Ms K Scott & Mrs P Coates for Best Jam86. Best Jar of Raspberry Jam.87. Best Jar of Strawberry Jam.88. Best Jar of Blackcurrant Jam.89. Any other Variety of Jam.90. Best Jar of Jelly.91. Best Jar of Lemon Curd.92. Best Jar of Marmalade.93. Best Jar of Chutney.94. Best Jar of Piccalilli.95. Three Preserves presented as a gift (taste and presentation to be judged)

Special Prize of 5 for Best in Section

SECTION FOURNo kits allowed in classes 96-101

96. Mrs. N. Guys Prize for the Best Home Made Dry White Wine.97. Mrs. N. Guys Prize for the Best Home Made Sweet White Wine .98. Muker Village Stores Prize for Best Home Made Red Wine.99. Best Home Made Rose Wine.100. Best Home Made Sloe Gin101. Best Home Made Gin made from any variety of fruit

The David Thompson Perpetual Memorial Cup for the Best Bottle of Wine

(Local Exhibitor Only)

Special Prize of 5 for Best in Section


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UPPER SWALEDALE Y.F.C. CLASSESEntry Fee: 50p Prizes: 1st 8; 2nd 5; 3rd 3

Classes in this section are open to all people 25 years and under.

A Perpetual Cup will be awarded to the exhibitor with the highest number of points in these

classes. 3 points of 1st, 2 points for 2nd, 1 point for 3rd.

102. 4 Muffins

103. Individual savoury tart (maximum 5 diameter)104. Handmade soft toy105. Decorated greetings card

HANDICRAFT SECTIONEntry Fee: 1 except classes 121 entry 50p Prizes: 1st 8; 2nd 5; 3rd 3.

Special Prize of 5 given by Mrs. W. Pearson to the exhibitor with the highest number of

points in the Handicraft Section..

A Perpetual Silver Rose Bowl given in memory of the late Mrs. Morgan ofGunnerside, for the Best Piece of Handiwork in classes 106 to 122 inclusive.

Laxton Cup for Best Local Handicraft.

Exhibits in Handicraft Section not to have been shown before 2008

All entries to have been made by the exhibitor, except class 123.106. Best Hand Knitted Garment, 4 ply for adult.107. Best Hand Knitted Garment, D.K. or Chunky.108. Best Hand Knitted Garment, Arran pattern.109. Mrs. J. Aldersons Prize for the Best Garment for a Baby, under 2 years.110. Best Knitted Article to fit a child age range 2 to 12 years

111. Swaledale Woollens Prize for Hand Knitted Garment made from Swaledale or WensleydaleWool

112. Best Sewn Article. Machine sewing allowed.113. Best Embroidered Article. Not canvas work or cross stitch. Framed.114. Best Embroidered Article. Unframed, Not cross stitch or canvas work.115. Best Article in Canvas Work.116. Best Article in Cross Stitch.117. Mrs. H Olivers Prize for the Best Crocheted Article.118. Best Cross Stitch Bookmark.119. Best Cushion.

120. Best Article made from Hooky or Proddy.121. Swaledale Woollens Prize for any item made from wool by a child attending school, age to

be stated. Entry fee 50p.

122. A Patchwork or Quilted item.123. Mrs. Annas Metcalfes prize for a Money Box.


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HANDWRITINGEntry Fee: 50p.

All Prizes to be 1st 8; 2nd 5; 3rd 3; 4th 2; 5th 1 classes, except 129

The Mary Thomas Cup for the Best Piece of Childrens Handwriting

Decoration permitted, not judged

124. Handwriting, 5 years and under (pre-school)

Algy

Algy met a bear,

A bear met Algy.

The bear was bulgy,

The bulge was Algy.

125. Handwriting, 6 & 7 years, confined to children attending school who lives in Show Area.

Four Stiff-Standers

Four stiff-standers

Four dilly-danders,

Two lookers,

Two crookers

And a wig-wag.

126. Handwriting, 8 & 9 years, confined to children attending school who lives in Show Area.

The Tadpoleby Elizabeth Gould

Underneath the water weeks,Small and black, I wriggle,

And life is most surprising!

Wiggle! waggle! wiggle!

Theres every now and then a mostExciting change in me,

I wonder, wiggle! waggle!

What I shall turn out to be.

127. Handwriting 10 & 11 years, confined to children attending school who lives in Show Area.

A Dragonflyby Eleanor Farjeon

When the heat of the summer

Made drowsy the land,

A dragonfly came

And sat on my hand.

With its blue jointed body

And wings like spun glass,

It lit on my fingers

As though they were grass.


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128. Handwriting 1216 years, confined to children attending school who lives in Show Area.

Messy Roomby Shel Silverstein

Whosever room this is should be ashamed!

His underwear is hanging on the lamp.

His raincoat is there in the overstuffed chair,

And the chair is becoming quite mucky and damp.

His workbook is wedged in the window,His sweater's been thrown on the floor.

His scarf and one ski are beneath the TV,

And his pants have been carelessly hung on the door.

His books are all jammed in the closet,

His vest has been left in the hall.

A lizard named Ed is asleep in his bed,

And his smelly old sock has been stuck to the wall.

Whosever room this is should be ashamed!

Donald or Robert or Willie or--

Huh? You say it's mine? Oh, dear,I knew it looked familiar!

129. Adult Handwriting (decoration permitted, but handwriting only to be judged).1st prize given by Mrs S Restall to support a dying art

Autumnby Christopher Brennan

Autumn: the year breathes dully towards its death,

beside its dying sacrificial fire;

the dim world's middle-age of vain desire

is strangely troubled, waiting for the breaththat speaks the winter's welcome malison

to fix it in the unremembering sleep:

the silent woods brood o'er an anxious deep,

and in the faded sorrow of the sun,

I see my dreams' dead colours, one by one,

forth-conjur'd from their smouldering palaces,

fade slowly with the sigh of the passing year.

They wander not nor wring their hands nor weep,

discrown'd belated dreams! but in the drear

and lingering world we sit among the treesand bow our heads as they, with frozen mouth,

looking, in ashen reverie, towards the clear

sad splendour of the winter of the far south.

130. Swaledale Limerick. (Handwriting not judged, open to both children & adults)131. Poem by a child attending school. (Handwriting not judged, age to be stated). Entry 50p.132. The Darlington & Stockton Times Jill Neill memorial class. A short story no more than 500

(five hundred) words titled The Secret(s) of Muker. Entries to be typed on A4 paper. Donot put your name on your story. Entries will be sent to the judge prior to the show.


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ART SECTION - CHILDRENEntry Fee: 50p.

Prizes for Children to be 1st 8; 2nd 5; 3rd 3; 4th 2; 5th 1.

Pictures in any medium

All entries to have been made by the exhibitor. Ages to be stated on back of entry

133. Best Picture by a child under 5 years.

134. Mrs. Louise Metcalfes Prize for the Best Picture of a Farming Scene.7 years and under.135. Best Picture of a Farming Scene 8-11 years.136. Best Picture by a child 11 years and under.137. Best Picture by a child 12-16 years.138. Prize for Best Collage by a child attending primary school.139. Ghyllfoot Tea Rooms Prize for Arts and Crafts, no embroidery, only a finished article, 16

years and under.

140. Any Article. made, collected or grown out of school hours by a boy or girl under 11 years ofage. Confined to District.

141. Any Article. made, collected or grown out of school hours by a boy or girl 16 years and

under. Confined to District.Classes 140 and 141 to exclude baking and make-up kits.142. Mr. & Mrs. G. Bridels Prize for A Computer Generated Picture. No wider than A4.143. A Lego/Knex/Meccano or similar construction - original design.144. Mrs. J.W. Porters Prize for A Decorated Stone. 11 years and under. Age to be stated145. Kearton Prize given by Peter Nutting for 4 Nature Photographs with caption and mounted, by

a child attending school.

146. Alderson Society Prize of 10 for a Picture depicting Swaledale Buildings.8-16 years. 2ndPrize 5. Other prizes as other childrens classes.

147. The Alderson Society reserve the right to publish the pictures within their society.148. A Pen and Ink Cartoon.149. Mr & Mrs G Bridels Prize for Best Article made from resistant materials by anyone

attending school.

RULE 27. Age Rule for children applies on 31st August.

A 10 Gift Token for the child with most points in the Art Section given by James Peacock,

Coal Merchant, Bainbridge.

AMATEUR ART SECTION - ADULTSEntry Fee: 1

Prizes: 1st 8; 2nd 5; 3rd 3

All entries to have been made by the exhibitor.150. Best Amateur Painting.151. Prize for the Best Dales Painting.152. Best Three Pictures in any medium by the same artist, to be shown in no other class.153. State space required on entry form.154. Arts and Crafts. No embroidery, only a finished article.155. Best Article made from Cane, Wood or Metal.156. A Pen and Ink Cartoon.

Jubilee Cup for Best in Section


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AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHY SECTIONEntry Fee: 1

Prizes: 1st 8; 2nd 5; 3rd 3.

Jack Nutting Tankard for the Best Photograph in this section.

All photographs to be shown unmounted and not to exceed 7" x 5".

Digital photographs allowed. The Secretary regrets she cannot accept postal exhibits.

All entries to be the exhibitors own work.157. Reeth and District Gazette Shield for the Best Snapshot by a child of 16 years or under.158. 1st Prize given by Mrs S Restall. Age to be stated.159. Mr. K. Guys Prize for Best Snapshot, black and white.160. Mr. C. Beswicks Prize for the Best Photograph of a Landscape in colour.161. Best Photograph of Swaledale, in colour.162. Best Photograph of Pets.163. Mr. C. Beswicks Prize for Best Photograph of Children in colour.164. Mrs. A. Thornborrows Prize for a Photograph with suitable caption.165. Dr D Hills Prize for Best Wildlife Photograph by a child attending school, entry 50p

166. Dr D Hills Prize for Best Wildlife Photograph by an adult.167. Alderson Society Prize for a Photograph of a Swaledale Winter Scene.168. Best Photograph of an Adult in colour.169. Best Photograph of any past Muker Show.

HORTICULTURAL SECTIONEntry Fee: 1, except children 50p

All Prizes to be 1st 8; 2nd 5; 3rd 3. Unless otherwise stated.1. Any person exhibiting any flower or vegetable which has not been grown by the Exhibitor shall forfeit all

prize money, except Open Flower Arrangement classes.

2. Any fruit or vegetable unfit for use shall be disqualified.3. All potatoes must be washed.

4. Own foliage to be used, except where otherwise stated. No wiring except for Buttonholes.

5. Maximum space allowed for any flower arrangement is 2 6& tray gardens must be no more than 18

square.

6. All exhibits must be staged before 10 a.m.

7. Any Prize may be withheld at the discretion of the Judges.

8. No exhibits will be allowed to be removed from the tables or stands in the marquees until 5.00 p.m without

the written permission of the Secretary.

Local Classes apply to the Parishes of Muker, Melbecks & Grinton above Low Whita Bridge.

The Perpetual J.D. Jackson Memorial Trophy to be awarded to the local exhibitor with the

highest number of points in this section.Entrance for Horticultural Exhibitors is by the Bottom Gate only.

Cars to be removed from the Show Field by 9.45 a.m.

CHILDRENS CLASSES DISTRICTEntry for all childrens classes: 50p.

A Perpetual Silver Cup will be given to the school child with the highest number of points and

living in the show area. (All childrens classes in the Show included).

All Prizes to be 1st 8; 2nd 5; 3rd 3. Unless otherwise stated.170. The Reynoldson Alderson Trophy for the Best Collection of Wild Grasses collected and

arranged by a child attending school. Number of varieties and arrangements to be considered.


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171. Collection of Wild Fruits, named and displayed on a tray or stand not more than 24 inchesacross, measured any way, by any boy or girl attending school.

172. Collection of 12 leaves of trees named and displayed. Display no more than 24 inches across,measured any way.

173. Best Tray Garden, arranged and built up by any child attending school, small figures, such aspeople, seats etc., may be used. Maximum size allowed 18 square.

174. Best Vegetable grown by any boy or girl attending school.

175. Best Animal made from vegetables.176. Mr. P.J. Guys Prize for Best Collection of 3 Vegetables, grown by any boy or girl attending

school.

177. Special Prize of 5 given by Mr & Mrs C Purver for Best Childrens Exhibit in theHorticultural Section. No entry required.

OPEN FLOWER ARRANGEMENT(EXCEPT CLASS 179)

Flowers can be home grown or bought. See Rule 5.

Maximum space allowed for any flower arrangement is 26178. An Arrangement in an Unusual Container.179. The Late Mrs. W.H. Hopes Presentation Plate for An Arrangement in a Teapot. Confined to

Local District.

180. A Ladys Corsage.181. An Arrangement using artificial flowers, accessories allowed (dried flowers & dried foliage

are not permitted).

182. An Arrangement with an Autumnal theme.183. Special Prize of 5 for Best Flower Arrangement. No entry required.

OPEN FLOWERSDahlia classes to be shown under Dahlia Society Rules

184. 3 Decorative Dahlias, Medium.185. 3 Decorative Dahlias, Small.186. 3 Cactus Dahlias, Medium.187. 3 Cactus Dahlias, Small.188. 3 Ball Dahlias.189. 3 Pompom Dahlias, Small.190. One Rose.191. 3 Marigolds.

192. The Late Mrs W N Hopes Price for Best Vase of Asters, 4 blooms.193. Best Flowering Pot Plant.194. Best Foliage Pot Plant.195. Best Pot Fuchsia.196. Best Standard Fuchsia.197. Best Cactus Plant.198. 3 Chrysanthemums, Incurved or Incurving.199. 3 Chrysanthemums, Decorated or Reflexed.200. Special Prize of 3 Rose Trees given by Braithwaites Nursery for 3 Cut Roses, dissimilar.201. Best 1 stalk Florabunda Rose, any colour.

202. 3 Best Gladioli.203. Best Vase of Sweet Peas, 6 blooms, any colour.


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204. Best Collection of Garden Flowers.205. 1 Flower and 1 Vegetable shown together.206. Special Prize for Best Exhibit in Open Flower Class given by Ravensworth Nurseries.

No Entry Required.

LOCAL FLOWERS

207. 3 Decorative Dahlias, medium/small208. 3 Cactus Dahlias, medium/small209. 3 Pom Pom Dahlias, small210. The Late Mrs. W.N. Hopes Prize for Best Vase of Asters, 4 blooms.211. 1 Rose.212. Best 1 Stalk Florabunda Rose.213. 3 Cut Roses, dissimilar.214. Best Collection of Mixed Garden Flowers.215. Best Vase of Sweet Peas, 4 blooms, any colour.216. Best Vase of Spray Chrysanthemums.

217. Best Foliage Pot Plant.218. Best Flowering Pot Plant.219. Special Prize for Best Exhibit in Local Flowers. No Entry Required.

OPEN FRUIT220. 4 Dessert Apples.221. 4 Cooking Apples.222. 4 Dessert Plums223. 4 Pears224. Any other fruit not classified

225. Special Prize of 5 for Best Exhibit in Open Fruits. No entry required.

OPEN VEGETABLE226. 4 Round White Potatoes to be washed.227. 4 Kidney Potatoes any colour to be washed228. 4 Round Coloured Potatoes to be washed.229. Largest Potato, any shape.230. 3 Onions, shown as grown from seed, washed.231. 3 Onions, shown as grown from sets, washed.232. 3 Onions, dressed. Grown from seed.233. 3 Onions, dressed. Grown from sets.234. 6 Shallots on a plate.235. 2 Trench Leeks.236. 2 Pot Leeks.237. 1 Cabbage, any variety. Not to be cut.238. 1 Cauliflower.239. 1 Head of Lettuce.240. 3 Beetroot, round.241. 3 Carrots, long pointed.242. 3 Carrots, stump rooted.243. 6 Pods of Peas.


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244. 4 Tomatoes.245. Best Vegetable Marrow.246. Best Cucumber.247. Best Head of Celery.248. Best 6 Runner Beans.249. Best 6 Broad Beans.250. Best Collection of 4 different vegetables. Type and number as previous classes.

251. Collection of any 6 different vegetables (one of each).252. Any variety of vegetable not previously classed in open section.253. Special Prize given by Ravensworth Nurseries for Best Exhibit in Open Vegetables.

No Entry Required.

LOCAL VEGETABLES254. 4 Round White Potatoes, to be washed.255. 4 Kidney Potatoes any colour, to be washed.256. 4 Round Coloured Potatoes to be washed

257. Largest Potato, any shape.258. 3 Onions, shown as grown, washed.259. 3 Onions, dressed.260. 6 Shallots on a plate.261. 2 Trench Leeks.262. 2 Pot Leeks.263. 1 Cabbage, any variety. (Not to be cut).264. 1 Cauliflower.265. 1 Head of Lettuce.266. 3 Beetroot, round.267. 3 Carrots.268. 6 Pods of Peas.269. 4 Tomatoes.270. Best 6 Runner Beans.271. Best 6 Broad Beans.272. 1 Flower and 1 Vegetable shown together.273. Prize for Best Collection of 4 different vegetables. Type & number as previous classes.274. Any vegetable not previously classed in local section.275. Special Prize for Best Exhibit in Local Vegetables. No Entry Required.

BEST EXHIBIT PRIZESNo Entry Required276. The Gunnerside Estate Cup for the Best Exhibit in Local Flower and Vegetable Section.277. A Silver Cup for Best Exhibit in Open Flower, Fruit and Vegetable Section.278. The Simpson Perpetual Trophy will be awarded to the Best Exhibit from classes 276-277279. The John Herbert Clarkson Memorial Trophy to be given to the Exhibitor with the highest

number of points

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MUKER SHOW LMITED ACCOUNTS

Detailed Trading and Profit and Loss Account Schedule of Costs & Admin Expenses

Year ended 31/12/ 2010 Year ended 31/12/2010

Turnover Show day expenses

Subscriptions & Trade stands 5,294 Rent of fields 420

Donations 118 Tentage 2,327

Prizes donated 235 PA systems 400

Domino drive 330 Meals/wine 902

Gate & catalogue 10,913 Prize money 7,014

Entries 844 Engraving & Rosettes 362

Unused prizes 763 Band 130

Float - Security 680

18,497 Skip hire 176

Show day expenses 13,241 Portaloos 724

Administrative expenses 3,966 Signs & pen donation 56

(17,207) Dry stone walling demonstration 50

Operating profit/(loss) 1,290 13,241

Exceptional items Administrative expenses

Reserves transferred fromunincorporated body

- Secretary honoraria 800

Other interest receivable &similar income

Insurance 720

Bank interest received1

Chair expenses 233

National Savings interest - Printing, postage & stationery 1 ,649

1 Advertising 65

Surplus 6.98% 1,291 Hall hire 190

Accountancy 294

Sundry expenses 15

3,966


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SUBSCIPTIONS & PRIZES 2010

Mr & Mrs D Abbey 10.00

Mr & Mrs D Alderson 5.00

Mr J C Alderson 10.00

Mr J A Alderson 2.00Mrs E Alderson 5.00

Mr D Alderson 5.00

Mr & Mrs J Alderson 50.00

Alderson Garage 10.00

Alderson Society 30.00

E Allen & Son 10.00

K & J Allison 10.00

Bainbridge Vets 20.00

Mr W Barker 3.00

Miss E Barker 5.00

Mr & Mrs S W Barningham 30.00

Mr & Mrs D Barraclough 15.00

Mrs Baylish 10.00

Mr & Mrs P M Beckwith 25.00

Mr & Mrs S S Bell 10.00

Mr & Mrs J Bell 3.00

Mr W Bergin 10.00

Mr C Beswick 16.00

Mrs K Blackburn 30.00

J R & A Blades 10.00

Mr G Boulton 8.00

Mr & Mrs J Bowe 2.00

Mr & Mrs D Braithwaite 16.00

Mr & Mrs G Bridel 30.00

Mr & Mrs K Brier 10.00

Mason Bros 10.00

Diane Brough 16.00

Mr & Mrs H Brown 20.00

Mr & Mrs J B Brown 10.00

Mr & Mrs J Burnham 40.00

Butt House 20.00

Mr & Mrs A Butters 30.00

Mr D Bythell 20.00

Mr G Calvert 5.00

Mr & Mrs C Calvert 5.00

Mr & Mrs R Calvert 5.00Mr & Mrs P Calvert 5.00

Mrs E Calvert 16.00

Mr N Castle 6.00

Mr & Mrs D Chadwick 10.50

Mr & Mrs D Cherry 10.00

Mrs J Clampitt 5.00

Mr & Mrs T Clarke 50.00

Mr I Clarkson 1.00

R W Clarkson 15.00

Mr S Clarkson 5.00

A D & P Coates 20.00

Mr S Coates 5.00

J W Cockett 10.00

Country Cottage Holidays 10.00

Mr J Craig 25.00

Darlington & Stockton Times 16.00

Mr JS Calvert & Mr N Davy 5.00

TA & JA Dixon 7.00

Mrs D Donald 5.00

Mrs M Eden 5.00

Mrs S Facer 2.00

Mr & Mrs Fellows 6.00

Mrs J Flint 2.00

Mr G Flintoft 6.00

Mr A France 5.50

W Gill 10.00

Mr & Mrs W Graham 16.00

Mr D N Gray 25.00

Mrs C Green 10.00

Mr & Mrs A Green 20.00

Kings Head, Gunnerside 10.00

Gunnerside Estate 100.00

Mrs M Guy 10.00

PA & KJ Guy 5.00

Mr K Guy 10.00

Mr R Guy 5.00Mr & Mrs R Guy 30.00

The Late R J Guy 5.00

PJ & AE Guy 10.00

Mr & Mrs J G Hall 10.00

Mr P Hallam 20.00

Mr & Mrs R S Harker 10.00

J Harker 5.00

Harrison & Hetherington 20.00

Hawes Auction Mart 30.00

C T Hayton 10.00

Mrs B Crossley & Mrs SHaywood 20.00

Mr & Mrs C Hepworth 20.00

Dr D Hill 32.00

Mr & Mrs S Hill 25.00

J & E Hogg 20.00Philip Holden 80.00

Mr & Mrs C Hopwood 10.00

J R Hopper & Co 20.00

Mr P Horton 5.00

Mr A Hunter 2.00

Keith Insall 10.00

J R Iveson 10.00

James Peacock Coal 30.00

Mr & Mrs R Jones 20.00

Mr G Kane 5.00

I & M Kearton 3.00

Kearton Country Hotel 25.00

Keld Lodge 50.00

Mr & Mrs J Kilburn 30.00

Allen Kirkbride 15.00

Mrs B Laxton 10.00


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G Edwards Trailers Ltd 100.00

I'Anson Bros Ltd 10.00

R J Lund 10.00

MacIntyre Meats 10.00

Mr & Mrs G Marwood 5.00

Mr I Metcalfe 2.00Mr Ronnie Metcalfe 15.00

Mr M Metcalfe 10.00

T Metcalfe 70.00

Mrs A Metcalfe 10.00

P T Metcalfe 10.00

Mrs S L Metcalfe 10.00

Mr & Mrs D Mirick 20.00

Mr & Mrs D Moks 20.00

Mrs A Moore 10.00

Mr A P Moore 3.00

Rt Hon W Hague MP 20.00

Muker Stores & Tea Room 40.00

Mrs J Newton 20.00

Mr & Mrs A Nichols 10.00

Mr J Nicholson 10.00

Mr P Nutting 99.00

Mrs K Nutting 25.00

Mrs D Nutting 50.00

Mrs H Oliver 20.00

O'Reilly Accountants 10.00

Mr & Mrs C Owen 5.00

W Parker 5.00

Mr D Parker 50.00

Mrs M Pearson 10.00

Earl Peel 150.00

Pendragon Vets 10.00

Mrs A Petty 5.00

J & JG Plowman 20.00

Lucy Porter 2.00

Mr & Mrs J W Porter 30.00

Mrs A Porter 10.00

Mrs C M Porter 5.00

B Porter 2.00

Miss C Porter 3.00

G Porter 2.00

S Porter 2.00

Mr & Mrs W Porter 10.00

Mr & Mrs D Portsmouth 50.00Mrs S Pratt 2.00

Mr B B Pratt 2.00

Mr & Mrs G G Pratt 10.00

Mrs Nadin & Mrs Purkiss 50.00

Mr & Mrs C Purver 20.00

Mr & Mrs T W Raw 10.00

Reeth Garage 40.00

Reeth Village Store 10.00

Mrs S Restall 60.00

I Reynoldson 2.00

T L Reynoldson 2.00

S Reynoldson 2.00

J E Reynoldson 3.00

W Richardson & Son 10.00

Mr P Rocket 10.00

TG & D Routh 10.00

Mr J Rowland 30.00

Mr M Rowntree 3.50

Mr & Mrs J R Rukin 10.00

MR & CJ Rukin 10.00

Mr & Mrs J M G Rutter 30.00

Mr & Mrs T C Rutter 15.00

Mrs M Rutter 30.00

Mr R Scarr 5.00

Scott Wright Solicitors 10.00

Mr & Mrs R Sharp 20.00

Mr G Smith 10.00

Mr S Smith 10.00

Sonja Hairdressing 5.00

W Metcalfe & Sons 5.00

J Blades & Sons 10.00

P & K Sowerby 10.00

Mrs J Spotswood 7.00

Mrs A Staines 5.00

D & V Stark 10.00

Cmdr & Mrs R Stevenson 40.00

Reeth Village Store 10.00

G Sumner 10.00Calum Sunter 0.50

Mr M Sunter 2.00

Ms K Scott & Mr SSutherland 20.00

Mr R Suttill 5.00

Mr & Mrs S Swann 20.00

Mr & Mrs Swindlehurst 5.00

Mr & Mrs T Tennant 5.00

The Late Mrs M Thompson 10.00

Mr & Mrs M Thompson 10.00

Mr & Mrs B Thornborrow 10.00

Mrs E Thornborrow 5.00

Mr & Mrs C R Thornborrow 26.00

Mrs A Thornborrow 10.00

Mr A Thorogood 10.00

Mr & Mrs A Thorogood 50.00

Trident Feeds 50.00

Mr & Mrs J Waggett 2.00

Miss C Waggett 1.00

Walburn Hall Farms 5.00

Wensleydale Press 30.00

Mrs E Westerdale 10.00

George F White 20.00

Mr & Mrs K Whitehead 10.00

M & K Whitehead 15.00

MM & CL Whitehead 10.00

Miss E Whitehead 10.00

Mr & Mrs E Whitehead 50.00

Mr K Williamson 20.00

Swaledale Woollens 65.00

Wuthering Heights film crew 15.00


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RULES AND REGULATIONS

1. That the Company be known as Muker Show Ltd, t/asThe Swaledale Agricultural and HorticulturalSociety, and that all funds collected by the Committee be devoted entirely to the benefit of improving live

stock, breeding and farm produce for the market generally, in the Societys District and the Committee

when elected will be expected to give their services free, and not to receive any remuneration for work

done in the carrying out of the Societys duties.

2. That the Prize Schedule be open to all, unless otherwise stated. District Classes confined to the parishes of

Muker, Melbecks, Grinton, Reeth, Arkengarthdale and Marrick.

Local: Muker, Melbecks, Grinton, above Low Whita Bridge

3. That all Live Stock must be bona-fide property of the exhibitor 3 months previous to the show, all other

entries to have been made or grown by the exhibitor, except where stated. Any exhibit in which a judge

has a pecuniary interest will not be allowed to be shown.

4. The competition will take place at Muker on7th September and all entries must be given to the Secretary

or Treasurer on or before 24th Augustat which time the entries will close, and nothing must be shown

which is not in the Entry.

5. Entries for Sheep 2 for each entry. Adult entries in all other classes 1. Childrens entries 50p each.

Admission to Show 6. Children 1. Catalogues 2.

6. All Entrance Money to be paid at the time of entering and all letters must contain the Entrance Money and

number of each Class they wish to enter.

7. No exhibit will be allowed to leave the tents or pens before 5.00 p.m. except by permission from the

Secretary.

8. If any Exhibitor acts in any manner with intention to defraud the Society by securing unfairly any prize

offered, or retaining any fees, the Society may debar such person or persons from exhibiting for three

years.

9. No dogs to run at large in the field.

10. All Sheep brought into the Show Ground for exhibition must have the Judges number attached on the farside before they can be exhibited, for the benefit of the public. These numbers will be given out at the

Secretarys Tent on the morning of the Show. If this is not carried out, no Prize Money will be paid.

11. All Special Prizes to be sent to the Secretary before the Show.

12. Subscribers are requested to pay their subscriptions to any of the Committee in the District, or to the

Secretary or Treasurer, on or before the entries close.

13. If any disputes arise respecting the age of any animal, the exact age shall be proved to the satisfaction of

the Committee. The decision of the Judges shall be final except where misrepresentation is discovered.Any objection must be made to the Society on the day of the Show.

14. In all cases the decision of the Committee shall be final and not subject to any court of Law.

15. Should it occur at any time from unseen adverse circumstances the Companys Funds fall short of meetingexisting liabilities to the successful competitors at the Annual Show after every expense necessarily

incurred is disbursed, the claimants must be content to receive the balance pro rata amongst them as full

discharge of all claims against the members of the Company.

16. Winners of the Cups will be required to guarantee that they will keep them in good condition and return

them to the Society by the Show Day.

17. No animal to be shown in artificial colours (excluding dip) or they may be disqualified by the Judges.


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18. Should any dispute arise with any exhibit, the said exhibit will be totally in the hand of the Stewards in the

ring or tent.

19. Trade Stands will be admitted if duly entered and upon the following fees being paid; 3.00 per foot

minimum 12. Owners of stand and their assistants to be charged usual admission fee if above two.

20. The Society will make the best arrangements in their power for the accommodation and safety of the

public, but will not be responsible for loss arising from accident or otherwise. Animals out of place will be

liable for any damage they may do.

21. No Stock Judging to attend two years in succession.

22. No person, or exhibitor, to interfere with the Judging, or Judges, in the Ring, but the Stewards to see that

all stock is brought out for Show.

23. Any Exhibitor breaking the Rules shall forfeit any prize money he may have won.

24. All Exhibitors must farm or reside in the Societys District before they can compete in the District Classes.If an animal is jointly owned and one or more of the owners does not farm or reside in the District, then

the animal cannot be shown in the District classes.

25. All matters upon which a question of doubt shall arise, the same shall be referred to the Committee, whose

decision shall be final and binding upon all persons.

26. Anyone elected as an official or to serve on a committee will become members of the Society and required

to make a minimum subscription of 1.00

27. Age rule for children applies on the 31st August.

28. Car Parking is free but you park entirely at your own risk. The owners of the land and Muker Show

Committee accept no liability or responsibility for any damage caused while you park on this property.

The Closing date is August 24th 2011 and this date will be strictly adhered to.

ENTRIES MAY BE LEFT WITH:-

Ms. Kathy Scott, The Secretary, Jinglepot Lodge, Gunnerside

Mr. E. Whitehead, Kisdon View, Keld

Mr. P. Guy, High Row, Muker

OR Mrs. E. Calvert, East View, Gunnerside.

The Secretary will be at The Farmers Arms, Muker

Wednesday 24th

August 8-10pm to take entries

SHOW HOLDING No:- 48/369/8005


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Documents

Transcript of Muker Schedule 2011