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Transcript of Prv EoE Smithfield Festival Schedule 2014
Page 1 Entries Close: Monday 20
th October 2014
Thursday 4th & Friday 5th December 2014
Commercial Show & Sale for Cattle & Sheep Pedigree Calf Show & Sale
Beef Ribs Competition Lamb Carcass Competition
The East of England Smithfield Festival would like to thank the following partners and sponsors:
Duncan Burton, Janet Doughty, R & J Fountaine, C Horrell Ltd, Michael Read, Greatford Garden Services Ltd, B.W. Kemsley & Son, Staplegrove Livestock Ltd
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th October 2014
GENERAL CONDITIONS AND REGULATIONS ENTRIES 1) Entry fees for livestock are detailed on page 8 for Commercial Cattle, page 15 for Beef Ribs, page 16 for Commercial
Sheep and page 20 for Pedigree Calves 2) Please make cheques payable to “East of England Agricultural Society”. 3) VAT receipts will be sent automatically to all livestock exhibitors with their show passes. 4) Enclosures with this schedule are - Entry Forms for Commercial Cattle Show and Sale, Pedigree Calf Show and Sheep
Show and Sale 5) There will be NO REMINDER OF ENTRIES CLOSING DATE 6) Entries must be on the correct form. 7) All entry fees must be paid at the time of entry. INCORRECT ENTRIES MAY NOT BE TRANSFERRED 8) Late entries will NOT be accepted 9) NO SUBSTITUTIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED
CLASSES 10) All classes are open unless otherwise stated. Entries may be made at the fees stated in the current prize list. All stock
exhibited for prizes shall be bona fide in the legal ownership of the exhibitor at the time of entry or for such a period as shall be set out under the conditions of the particular class concerned
11) The Society reserves the rights to amalgamate or cancel classes should any classification fail to attract sufficient entries. Exhibitors will be notified accordingly.
12) The Council reserves the right to cancel any class or to limit entries from an individual if entries are too numerous 13) The Chief Steward reserves the right to alter the class’s schedules for a Judge if it is found necessary at the event and to
amend the programme or alter the judges or judging rings should circumstances demand.
TRANSPORTATION OF STOCK 14) WELFARE OF ANIMALS DURING TRANSPORT REGULATION (EC) No 1/2005
From 5th January 2007, a new Regulation on the protection of animals during transport applies across the European Union (EU), with some elements coming into force later in 2008 and 2009. This replaces European Directive 91/628. The Welfare of Animals (Transport) Order 1997 (WATO) and its equivalent in N.Ireland, which implemented the Directive, have been revoked by The Welfare of Animals (Transport) (England) Order 2006 and paralleled legislation in Scotland, Wales and N.Ireland. These implement the EU Regulation in the UK. The East of England Agricultural Society would like to stress the following good transport practice:
The Journey is properly planned and time is kept to a minimum and the animals are checked and their needs met during the journey
The animals are fit to travel
Those handling animals are trained or competent in the task and do not use violence or any methods likely to cause unnecessary fear, injury or suffering.
Water, feed and rest are given to the animals as needed and sufficient floor space and height is allowed. 15) No animals are to be left on vehicles overnight IDENTIFICATION AND PASSPORTS 16) Cattle entered in the show may be inspected and marked should the committee so desire 17) PASSPORTS: Passports are required for all bovines born on or after 1 July 1996. The passport must accompany the
animals and remain on the Showground for the duration of the animal’s attendance. The movement to and from the Show should be entered on the passport. The passport should be completed in the usual way for any other movements of the animals. A continuation passport should be applied for in good time before or during the Show season. All passports must be given to Stewards based in the Livestock office on arrival. All ear tags will be checked prior to entry to the show.
18) All sheep exhibitors must produce a completed AML1 form on arrival and departure from the showground 19) SHOWGROUND HOLDING NUMBER: 05/350/8000
GENERAL CATTLE 20) All stock remains the responsibility of the exhibitor whilst on the Showground and must be attended at all times 21) Cattle must have proper halters when on the Showground and be properly tethered 22) All cattle must be halter trained and lead, in both the show and sale rings 23) All Bulls/bull calves must have a nose ring and all entries must be either double-haltered in their stalls or pens, or
secured with a strong halter and a neck band 24) All cattle must be entered in the Herd Books or supplementary register of their respective breeds
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th October 2014
25) CATTLE - TUBERCULOSIS & BRUCELLOSIS: All cattle must be from herds on which no movement restrictions have been served by DEFRA. No animal accepted for entry may be exhibited if, after entry, such movement controls are imposed. All cattle moving from premises in parishes with a 1 year testing interval must have undergone a TB test with a negative result within 60 days of the event. Test must be taken on or after Saturday 11th October 2014. A COPY of the clear TB test certificate MUST be sent into the Livestock Office before arrival or handed in BEFORE unloading at the show. Any exhibitor who fails to comply with this rule will be removed from the showground.
26) All Pure Bred cattle entry forms MUST be accompanied by a copy of the Breed Society Birth Registration or Notification Certificate, or written confirmation from the Breed Society, to be eligible for the Pure Bred Awards. Failure to send this with the entry form will disqualify the entry from competing for the pure bred prizes, as it will be assumed the entry is not eligible.
SHEEP 27) SHORT DOCKING OF SHEEP: Exhibitors attention is drawn to the Welfare of Livestock (Prohibited Operations)
Regulations 1982 (Short tail docking of sheep). The Society reserves the right to prohibit the showing of any sheep which are considered to have been overdocked and may require the removal of these sheep from the Showground
28) There are no provisions for segregating sheep originating from flocks having an Elite Health Scheme or Disease Control Programme. Exhibitors bringing such animals do so at their own risk
29) No In-Lamb Ewes to be exhibited at the show 30) Artificially coloured Sheep will not be acceptable 31) SHEEP SCAB: It is an offence to move sheep that are visibly affected by sheep scab 32) After weighing at the show, at the discretion of the Chief Steward:
Any class with 3 or more entries forward will be retained for judging
Any class with less than 3 entries forward will be transferred to an alternative class
Any Breed with 3 or more entries forward in an Any Other Breed/Sired Class, will be allocated a separate sub-class for judging (except Crossbred and Natural classes and Young Handler Classes)
Any Class with 10 or more entries forward may be sub-divided by weight 33) All wether lambs (including those for carcass competitions) must have been castrated before attaining the age of three
months. 34) Exhibitors will be sent Fearing Plastic Ear Tags to identify their sheep with the Event Catalogue Number, which must be
inserted in the left ear prior to arrival at the Showground. 35) All lambs must be tagged with their flock/herd number and individual identification number before leaving their holding.
Exhibitors must ensure that they comply with the requirements of National Legalisation for recording, identification and movement of sheep in force at the time of the event. Exhibits must be ear tagged with their individual identification number in such a way for it to be clearly visible and in accordance with DEFRA regulations.
BEEF RIBS 36) Abattoirs: Exhibitors may use their own choice of abattoir on condition that the exhibitor confirms directly with the
abattoir that they are willing to handle the competition entry under the following rules. 37) Nominated Abattoir: To agree the following:
a) Slaughter and sale of the whole carcass in under normal commercial arrangements between the exhibitor and the abattoir.
b) Live Animal Delivery: The abattoir to take delivery of the live animal on a time and date to be agreed with the Exhibitor.
c) Slaughter: The abattoir to slaughter the animal by 5pm on Wednesday 26th November 2014 d) Information: The abattoir to notify the showground of the details of the entry (Sex; Whole Carcase Weight; Date of
Birth; Sire and Dam Breeds; Tag Number), on a form which will be provided by the showground, by 12noon on Friday 28th November 2014
e) Preparation of Entry: The abattoir to butcher the carcase so as to present The Primal Cut
a four-bone forerib cut from a nine-bone forequarter
ribs to be taken from the left hand quarter (viewing live animal from rear; right of carcase when hung)
rib length not less than 2” and not more than 4” from edge of eye muscle
ribs to be untrimmed f) Identification: The abattoir to identify the Primal Cut with a label, giving the entry catalogue number as notified by
the showground, prior to delivery. g) Delivery of Entry: The abattoir to arrange delivery of the entry to The Showground between 7.00am – 8.30am on
Thursday 4th December 2014 h) Champion & Reserve Champion – Assessment: Should facilities at the event permit, a cookery tasting assessment
may take place and a rib from the Champion & Reserve entries will be non-returnable. The abattoir will be
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th October 2014
reimbursed at a price per kilo based upon the maximum figures shown in the latest edition of The Meat Trades Journal.
i) Sale of Entries: The Abattoir to notify the showground by 5pm on Friday 28th November 2014 if they wish the entry to be sold on their behalf, with the proceeds to be donated to charity or if they wish to collect the entry between 2.00pm & 4.00pm on Friday 5th December 2014.
j) Any entries not collected by the above time will be disposed of with any proceeds donated to charity. k) The abattoir will be responsible for paying the exhibitor for the primal cut.
38) Butchery/Delivery/Removal – Alternative Arrangements: If a person (other than the nominated abattoir) is preparing the primal cut and/or delivery/collecting the entry, the Exhibitor must inform the Showground so that appropriate instructions/passes are posted to the correct person.
39) CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION BEEF RIBS MUST BE OFFERED FOR SALE. All other beef ribs will be sold through the official auctioneer at a price per kilo notified in advance and proceeds remitted to the exhibitors.
40) The Chief Steward reserves the right to:
lightly trim the entry for presentation;
reject any entry of the grounds of poor quality;
reject any entry on grounds temperature exceeding 5°C on delivery;
rule on any matter not covered within this schedule;
Cancel the competition at any time if demanded by prevailing circumstances. 41) The 2 classes will be amalgamated if there are less than 5 entries in either class. 42) If there are over 12 entries in a class they will be divided into sub-classes, by weight, subject to entries forward. LAMB CARCASS’ 43) Classes are split into Native and Continental Lambs. 44) Live Animal Delivery: the exhibitor to deliver the lamb live to the East of England Showground by 10.00am on
Wednesday 3rd December 2014. Late entries will not be taken to the abattoir. 45) Delivery of Entry: The abattoir to deliver the carcases by 8.30am on Thursday 4th December 2014. 46) Identification: The abattoir to identify the Carcass with a label, giving the entry catalogue number as notified by the
showground, prior to delivery. 47) Classes may be split by weight if entries warrant, this will be on the carcass’ deadweight. 48) Cost of Slaughtering entries will be met by the Society, however it should be noted that no payment will be made for
hides etc as they will be used to offset the cost of slaughtering. 49) CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION LAMB CARCASS’ MUST BE OFFERED FOR SALE. All other lamb carcass’ will be
sold through the official auctioneer at a price per kilo notified in advance and proceeds remitted to the exhibitors. Any exhibitor wishing to retain their own carcass (other than Champions and Reserves) should notify the Livestock Office in writing by 9am on Thursday 4th December 2014.
50) Removal of entries: any unsold carcass’ MUST be removed between 2.00pm & 4.00pm on Friday 5th December 2014. 51) Any entries not collected by the above time will be disposed of with any proceeds donated to charity ALL SECTIONS 52) STRAW will be provided by the Society but quality cannot be guaranteed 53) OBJECTIONS: Any exhibitor at the Show feeling himself aggrieved must make his protest in writing within one hour of the
completion of the judging of the class to which it refers and pay a deposit to the Secretary of £50 (or such other higher sum as determined by any organisation to which this Society is affiliated or acts under the rule of). Objections will not be entertained from any person or organisation not exhibiting in the same class as the animal to which the objection is raised. An Appeals Tribunal will consider objections, (excepting those handled by other appropriate organisations) at a time and place to be fixed by them and the person making the objection must be available to attend or, be represented by his authorised agent at the appointed time and place. The decision of the Appeals Tribunal shall be final, and if the protest be not substantiated the deposit may be forfeited. The animal to which the objection is raised must remain on the Showground until permission to leave has been obtained from the Secretary in writing. The Society reserves to itself the right to refer an objection to any authority or organisation to adjudicate, wholly or in part, in respect of an objection, on behalf of the Society
54) INSURANCE: It is the responsibility of the exhibitor to insure all property and livestock on the Showground or elsewhere which is his own, or for which he is responsible. The Society requires exhibitors to affect Employers Liability insurance where this is required by statute. The Society also requires exhibitors to affect Public Liability and Products Liability to the value of £2 million
55) ISOLATION BOX: An isolation box is provided and must be used for any animal that has either given birth prematurely or aborted
56) PRIZE MONEY: Event prize money will be paid by cheque which will be posted to the exhibitor as soon as practical after the event. Any outstanding debts due to the organisers may be deducted from any payments due to the exhibitor. In the event of an objection against any winning entry, prize money will be withheld until such dispute is resolved.
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th October 2014
57) Exhibitors are reminded that ALL enclosed areas on the Showground are Smoke Free. Smoking IS NOT allowed in any indoor area including the Grandstand, Stockmans accommodation, the stables, cattle sheds, any livestock buildings or the Forage Yard at any time. Exhibitors or their stockmen who break this rule may be barred from competing at future shows.
AUCTION 58) The Auction will run under the rules of Newark Livestock Market Ltd 59) Purchasers are reminded that the “risk” on purchased lots falls on them at the ‘fall of the hammer’ 60) Commission on all stock sold by auction will be charged at the normal market commission rate. For stock offered by
auction and withdrawn, commissions will be charged at full rate 61) Beef and Sheep Supreme Champions and Reserve Champions, MUST BE OFFERED FOR SALE ACCOMMODATION 62) On the showground caravans can park in the lorry park situated behind the Peterborough Arena. 63) Off the showground, please find details of local accommodation on Page 6.
HEALTH & SAFETY 64) Exhibitors and Stock Attendants must be fully aware of their obligations for the safety of the general public and fellow
exhibitors/stock attendants at all times whilst at the Event and observe orders given by stewards or officials when leading stock to and from the Judging Rings.
65) Exhibitors and Stock Attendants must take every precaution to protect visitors to the livestock lines from injury. 66) Exhibitors must ensure that Electrical Appliances and cables have been properly maintained and inspected for safety
before being brought to the Showground and must be accompanied by a safety test certificate issued within the preceding 12 months. Inspections will be carried out before and after the Event; any equipment found to be faulty or not having a valid certificate will be confiscated.
67) The use of electrical appliances with long leads which traverse the floor of the building is prohibited. 68) Grooming shall only take place in the designated areas. Blowers are not permitted in the wash area. 69) At least one competent person shall attend each animal during its movement to and from the Event ring. Exhibitors
must control and take every care when moving their animals and endeavour to segregate the public from their animal when moving through the hall. Handlers must act upon any instructions given by Event Officials.
70) Stock Attendants under the age of 14 are not permitted in the judging ring with the exception of Young Handler Classes. 71) Cattle Trimming Frames are not permitted in the cattle stalling. 72) Sheep holding devices must only be used in the designated areas. 73) Avenues must be kept clear of fodder and bedding. 74) Cattle must be double halter tied, through the rails and loop ring. Binder twine or string must not be used to tie cattle. 75) Smoking is prohibited in the livestock lines and all enclosed spaces. 76) Under no circumstance will Kettles, primus or other cooking stoves be permitted anywhere within the exhibition halls. 77) Generators are not permitted anywhere on the Showground. 78) Caravan Electric Hook Up is available please complete the relevant section on the entry form. Please note: Caravan
Electric Hook Up will only be provided for those who request it on the entry forms. Any Person seen to have a Caravan Electric Hook Up plugged into the cattle buildings or a point that has not been paid for will have the electricity removed by the society.
ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION, BY-LAWS AND REGULATIONS: a) The organisation of the East of England Smithfield Festival is under the control of a Council, which consists of
representatives of the participating Agricultural Societies b) The Show is held under the Articles of Association, By-Laws and Regulations of the East of England Agricultural Society
and the Code of Practice for Safety and Accident Prevention, which accordingly binds all exhibitors, members of the participating Agricultural Societies and all other attending the Show
c) COMPLIANCE WITH GOVERNMENT AND LOCAL AUTHORITY REGULATIONS AND ALL CODES OF PRACTICE: All Shows, Exhibitions and Events organised by the Society on the Showground or elsewhere are subject to any relevant Orders issued by Government Departments and Local Authorities, and all Codes of Practice with which all exhibitors and others attending such Shows, Exhibitions and Events must comply
d) Exhibitors’ attention is also drawn to the Breed Regulation and Competition conditions printed in the Prize List e) Copies of the Articles of Association, By-Laws and Regulations can be obtained on request to the Secretary of the Society
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th October 2014
EAST OF ENGLAND SMITHFIELD FESTIVAL
Thursday 4th & Friday 5th December 2014 Hotels & rates available, if booked through Field Farm Tours......
3* Holiday Inn Express, East of England Showground, Peterborough Adjacent to the East of England showground and enjoying an excellent reputation, the rooms include internet access, hairdryer, coffee & tea making facilities and cable/satellite tv. There is ample free car parking and a bar service. Evening meals can be taken in a local restaurant just around the corner from the hotel. 0.5 miles from the event. Single/Twins/Double Occupancy at £87.00 Including VAT and Continental Breakfast 3* Queensgate Hotel, Peterborough A period building located off a main road in central Peterborough, the hotel has been recently modernised. There is a Mediterranean themed restaurant and a separate bar serving bar meals. The hotel has a wellness and beauty centre and limited parking facilities. Rooms are upgraded to superior standard and have satellite tv, coffee & tea making facilities and internet access. 7 miles from the event. Single Occupancy at £75.00 Twin/Double Occupancy at £85.00 Including VAT & English Breakfast 3* Orton Hall Hotel, Peterborough A charming 17th Century Manor house set on 20 acres of conservation parkland. With 70 rooms, 2 bars, 2 award winning restaurants, gym, swimming pool, sauna and spa, the hotel offers outstanding comfort. Rooms have satellite tv, internet access, coffee & tea making facilities and ironing facilities. There is ample complimentary car parking at the hotel. 2 miles from the event. Single Occupancy at £115.00 Twins/Double Occupancy £138.00 Including VAT and English Breakfast 4* Peterborough Marriott Hotel This recently refurbished hotel is set in 11 acres of landscaped grounds overlooking an ornamental lake and is just half a mile from the showground. The hotel has a restaurant, bar, fully equipped gym, heated swimming pool, sauna and wellness suite Rooms offer air conditioning, coffee & tea making facilities, internet access, ironing facilities, cable & satellite tv, safe, hair dryer and trouser press. 0.5 miles from the event. Single Occupancy at £87.00 Twin/Double Occupancy at £97.00 Including VAT and English Breakfast 3* Park Inn, Peterborough **** Pampering and Spa Packages Available – contact us for details **** A modern hotel located in the centre of Peterborough, close to the excellent shopping facilities and the Cathedral. There is a fine restaurant, bar and grill - offering local and international cuisine, a fitness centre and a beauty and wellness centre. Rooms have internet access, flat screen satellite tv, hair dryer, coffee & tea making facilities and a safe. There is plenty of complimentary car parking on-site. 5 miles from the event. Single Occupancy from £89.00 Twin/Double Occupancy from £99.00 Including VAT and English Breakfast
Premier Inn (Ferry Meadow) Good standard hotel close to the showground. The rooms offer tea and coffee facilities, satellite tv and telephone. There is ample parking for guests and a Beefeater restaurant next door. The city of Peterborough is only 4 miles away. 2 miles from the event. Single/Twin/double Occupancy from £69.00 Room only Basis
All hotel rooms have en-suite facilities and all rates quoted are on a per room per night basis
HOW TO BOOK…………….
Please complete a copy of our booking form and send back to us with the required deposit/credit card details. Please read the conditions of booking carefully before you do so. Once deposit and booking form have been received, we will issue a confirmation showing the balance due date. Please note we ask for a non refundable deposit to guarantee the booking of £25.00 per room if booking prior to 8 weeks before arrival. 8 weeks prior we require the balance payment. If booking after the 8 week stage then full balance will be needed at the time of booking. This is necessary to guarantee the special rate and availability. We settle the hotel accommodation bill directly with the hotels, leaving you to just settle any extras on departure, such as drinks, dinners, etc.
Field Farm Tours Ltd, Field House, 3 Stephenson Court, 3 Stephenson Way, Newark, Notts. NG24 2TQ Tel: +44 (0)1636 616060 Fax: +44 (0) 1636 640282
Email: [email protected] www.fieldfarmtours.co.uk
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th October 2014
EAST OF ENGLAND SMITHFIELD FESTIVAL PROPOSED PROGRAMME Wednesday 3rd December
10.00am – 11.00am Weighing of Live Lambs for the Carcass Competition – Lambs to leave no later than 12.00 noon
3.00pm – 5.00pm Weighing of Sheep
3.00pm – 6.00pm Weighing of Cattle
7.00pm Stockman’s Supper, Peterborough Suite, served until 9.00pm Thursday 4th December
Cattle Ring 8.00am Judging of Pure Bred Beef
11.00am Judging of Cross Bred Beef
Not before 1.00pm Presentation of College Challenge
1.30pm Judging of Cross Bred Beef resumes
4.00pm Judging of Supreme Beef Championships
Peterborough Suite
9.00am Seminar Programme starts
Sheep Ring 10.00am Judging of Sheep
Fridge Units 9.00am Judging of Beef Ribs and Lamb Carcass Competitions
Cattle Buildings 9.00am College Challenge Stock Judging
Cambridge Suite 7.00pm for 7.30pm Festival Dinner (lounge suit), to include Presentation of Trophy to Supreme Beef Champion Friday 5th December
Cattle Ring 9.00am Judging of Baby Beef
11.30am Final judging & presentation of Young Stock Person of the Year
12.00noon Pedigree Calf Show Interbreed Championship
12.30pm Judging of Duke of Norfolk Pedigree Calf Group of Three
2.00pm Sale of Cattle
Sheep Ring 10.00am Judging of Sheep Young Handlers
To follow Judging of RABI Sheep Class
To follow Judging of Sheep Championships
1.00pm Sale of Sheep
Fridge Units 12.30pm Sale of Beef Ribs & Lamb Carcass’
Cattle Buildings
10.00am Young Stock Person Showing Session
9.00am Judging of Pedigree Calf Classes Cambridge Suite 8.30am Young Stock Person Question Session,
Times are only provisional and will be confirmed in the show catalogue
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th October 2014
COMMERCIAL CATTLE SHOW & SALE
WITHDRAWAL OF ENTRIES/REFUND ENTRY FEES Exhibitors who give advance notification, on or before Monday 27th October 2014 5.00pm, of entries withdrawn, will be refunded one third of the entry fee. No entry fee refunds will be given for entries notified as withdrawn after Monday
27th October 2014 5.00pm, nor absentee entries, except as provided for below.
LIMIT/RESTRICTION OF ENTRIES There are no limits to the number of entries an Exhibitor may make in a class. However Exhibitors should be aware that
if the total entry for any breed or section is more than can be accommodated, restrictions will be applied, and the appropriate entry fee(s) will be refunded.
ENTRY FEES:
£40.00
PRIZE MONEY: 1st £50.00, 2nd £35.00, 3rd £25.00, 4th £15.00, 5th £10.00
Supreme Champion Heifer £150.00; Reserve £75.00 Supreme Champion Steer £150.00; Reserve £75.00
Supreme Commercial Beef Champion £500.00; Reserve £250.00
Baby Beef Native Champion £50.00; Reserve £25.00 Baby Beef Continental Champion £50.00; Reserve £25.00
Baby Beef Champion £100.00; Reserve £50.00
YOUNG STOCK PERSON OF THE YEAR: Handlers aged 15 – 17 years £150.00, Show Stick & Certificate Handlers aged 18 – 21 years £300.00, Show Stick & Certificate
Please complete the YELLOW ENTRY FORM attached for the Commercial Cattle Show & Sale Animals in the commercial sections do not have to be offered for sale on Show Day, with the exception that the
SUPREME CHAMPION AND RESERVE MUST BE OFFERED FOR SALE All stock must be halter trained and lead in both the show and sale rings
Animals will be sold in catalogue order
Stock Attendants under the age of 14 are not permitted in the judging ring with the exception of Young Handler Classes
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ADDITIONAL PRIZES AND SUPPORT OFFERED TO CATTLE EXHIBITORS Prizes notified to the organisers and administered by, and in accordance with, the conditions set out by the respective Society, from whom further details should be requested direct. Aberdeen Angus Cattle Society: £1,000 for Overall Supreme Champion, if by a registered pedigree Aberdeen Angus sire £500 for Best British Native Pure Breed Beast (Queen Mother's Trophy), if Pure Breed Aberdeen Angus registered or birth notified £50 per entry forward, by registered Aberdeen Angus sire £50 to first three prize winners in each class, by a registered Aberdeen Angus sire within the Pure & Cross Bred Sections (Applications for these awards, together with proof of identify of the sire, either in the form of a Pedigree Certificate/Birth Notification form in the case of Pedigree entries, or a copy of the Passport in the case of Cross-bred entries showing the sire details must be submitted to the Aberdeen Angus Cattle Society.) Aberdeen & Northern Marts: £500 presented to the exhibitor of the Overall Supreme Champion and £200 presented to the exhibitor of the Baby Beef Champion. To receive these awards, the animal must be exhibited by the person who purchased it at the Spectacular, Thainstone Centre, Inverurie, and it must be sold at the event. Beef Shorthorn Cattle Society: £500 for Overall Supreme Champion, if registered or birth notified with the Beef Shorthorn Cattle Society British Blonde Society: £500 for Overall Supreme Champion, if by a registered British Blonde sire
British Charolais Cattle Society: £500 to the overall Supreme Champion if sired by a registered Charolais Bull
British Limousin Cattle Society: £500 for the Overall Supreme Champion, if by a registered pedigree Limousin sire £100 to Best Pure Breed British Limousin Animal British Simmental Cattle Society: £1,000 for Overall Supreme Champion, if sired by registered Simmental bull Galloway Cattle Society: A contribution will be made to Society members for each entry forward If a Galloway wins the Overall Native prize at the Smithfield show, the Galloway Cattle Society will present £250 to the winner. Hereford Cattle Society: The Hereford Cattle Society will award £1,000 to the Exhibitor of the Overall Supreme Beef Champion if by a Registered Pedigree Hereford Sire. The prize money for this award will only be paid following a DNA of the winning animal to verify the identity of the Sire. In the case of Class entries, both Pure-Bred and Cross-Bred, £50 will be awarded to the first three prize winners of each class if by a registered Pedigree Hereford Sire. (In all instances proof of identity of the sire, either in the form of a Pedigree Certificate, in the case of Pedigree entries, or a copy of the Passport in the case of Cross-Bred entries) must be submitted to the Hereford Cattle Society, Hereford House, 3 Offa Street, Hereford, HR1 2LL for confirmation. Lincoln Red Cattle Society £1,000 to the Best British Native Pure Breed Beast (Queen Mother’s Perpetual Trophy), if Pure Breed Lincoln Red registered or birth notified
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Longhorn Cattle Society: £1,000 for the Supreme Champion if a pure-breed Longhorn £500 for the Supreme Champion if a half-bred Longhorn £100 for Champion Longhorn in the pure-breed championship £25 for any first prize winner out of and/or by a pure-bred Longhorn £10 for all pure-bred Longhorn entries forward £50 to the highest placed Longhorn entry in the Beef Ribs Competition, if three or more Longhorn entries are forward Murray Grey Beef Cattle Society: £1,000 for the Supreme Champion if pure-breed registered Murray Grey £500 for the Supreme Champion if sired by our out of registered Murray Grey £50 for any first prize winner, if sired by or out of a registered Murray Grey (Applications for the awards together with a photocopy of the entry's official passport and pedigree certificate must be submitted to the Murray Grey Beef Cattle Society) South Devon Herd Book Society: £1,000 for Overall Supreme Champion, if by a registered South Devon sire £20 per entry forward, by a registered South Devon sire £65 per exhibitor with animal forward, plus a travel discount Sussex Cattle Society: £1000 for Overall Supreme Champion, if registered or birth notified with the Sussex Cattle Society, exhibited by a Sussex Cattle Society Member. £20 per entry forward if registered or birth notified pure breed Sussex of Full Herd Book Status, exhibited by a Sussex Cattle Society Member
OPEN TUESDAY TO SUNDAY
LOCALLY PRODUCED BEEF, LAMB & PORK, FAMOUS LINCOLNSHIRE SAUSAGES,
SPECIALITY COOKED MEATS
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COMMERCIAL CATTLE JUDGE: MRS W MORGAN, LLANGADOG, CARMARTHENSHIRE
THURSDAY
PURE BRED BEEF – PEDIGREE BEEF, BORN BEFORE 1ST JANUARY 2014
CLASSES WILL BE SPLIT BY WEIGHT DEPENDING ON ENTRIES FORWARD
To be eligible for these Championships, the exhibitor must have sent with entry forms a copy of the Breed Society Birth Registration or Notification Certificate, or written confirmation of eligibility from the relevant Breed Society
A rosette will be awarded for the Best Pure Breed Beast for each Breed represented at the Event
An individual breed with 5 or more entries forward in any class in this section will be allocated a separate sub-class for judging
CLASS
1 Native Heifer- – Kindly Sponsored by Michael Read
2 Native Steer
s3 NATIVE CHAMPION to be awarded THE QUEEN MOTHERS PERPETUAL TROPHY and £50.00 Prize Money, Reserve to receive £25.00 Prize Money
4 Continental Heifer
5 Continental Steer
s6 CONTINENTAL CHAMPION to be awarded THE BRAILES PERPETUAL TROPHY and £50.00 Prize Money, Reserve to receive £25.00 Prize Money
s7 CHAMPION PURE BRED BEAST, winners from classes s3 and s6 to compete, Champion to be awarded THE ROYAL CORNWALL AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION PERPETUAL TROPHY
THURSDAY
CROSS BRED BEEF
CLASSES WILL BE SPILT BY WEIGHT DEPENDING ON ENTRIES FORWARD
CLASS
8 Heifer, Sired by a Pure Bred Native Bull
s9 NATIVE HEIFER CHAMPION will receive £50.00 Prize Money, Reserve to receive £25.00 Prize Money – Kindly Sponsored by Dawn Meats
10 Steer, Sired by a Pure Bred Native Bull
s11 NATIVE STEER CHAMPION will receive £50.00 Prize Money, Reserve to receive £25.00 Prize Money – Kindly Sponsored by Dawn Meats
12 Heifer, Sired by a Pure Bred British Blue Bull
13 Steer, Sired by a Pure Bred British Blue Bull – Kindly Sponsored by Wimberley Hall Farm Shop
14 Heifer, Sired by a Pure Bred Charolais Bull
15 Steer, Sired by a Pure Bred Charolais Bull
16 Heifer, Sired by a Pure Bred Limousin Bull – Kindly Sponsored by Fearing
17 Steer, Sired by a Pure Bred Limousin Bull – Kindly Sponsored by Greatford Garden Services Ltd
18 Heifer, Sired by any other Pure Bred Continental Bull
19 Steer, Sired by any other Pure Bred Continental Bull
s20 CONTINENTAL HEIFER CHAMPION will receive £50.00 Prize Money, Reserve to receive £25.00 Prize Money – Kindly Sponsored by Dawn Meats
s21 CONTINENTAL STEER CHAMPION will receive £50.00 Prize Money, Reserve to receive £25.00 Prize Money – Kindly Sponsored by Dawn Meats
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THURSDAY
NEWARK LIVESTOCK MARKET SUPREME COMMERCIAL BEEF CHAMPIONSHIPS
CLASS
s22 SUPREME CHAMPION HEIFER, winners from classes 1, 4, s9 and s20 to compete. Champion to receive £150.00 Prize Money, Reserve to receive £75.00 Prize Money
s23 SUPREME CHAMPION STEER, winners from classes 2, 5, s11 and s21 to compete. Champion to receive £150.00 Prize Money, Reserve to receive £75.00 Prize Money
s24 SUPREME COMMERCIAL BEEF CHAMPION, Champions from classes s22 & s23 to compete, Champion to receive THE SMITHFIELD PERPETUAL CHAMPIONSHIP TROPHY and £500.00 Prize Money, Reserve to receive £250.00 Prize Money
s25 THE ARUNDEL AWARD OF £50.00 & CERTIFICATE presented to the person in charge of the Supreme Champion Beast
s26 BEST BEAST BRED BY THE EXHIBITOR to be awarded THE KINGS PERPETUAL TROPHY and £100.00 if not the Supreme Champion; only 1st & 2nd prize winners, bred by the exhibitor eligible. A Special Rosette & Prize Card will be presented to the finalists (except winner and reserve)
FRIDAY
BABY BEEF CLASS – SHOW POTENTIAL, BORN ON OR AFTER 1ST JANUARY 2014
CLASSES WILL BE SPILT BY WEIGHT DEPENDING ON ENTRIES FORWARD
CLASS
28 Native Heifer – Kindly Sponsored by Richard & Judy Fountaine
29 Native Steer
s30 NATIVE CHAMPION will receive £50.00 Prize Money, Reserve to receive £25.00 Prize Money – Kindly Sponsored by Dawn Meats
31 Continental Heifer
32 Continental Steer
s33 CONTINENTAL CHAMPION will receive £50.00 Prize Money, Reserve to receive £25.00 Prize Money – Kindly Sponsored by Dawn Meats
s34 BABY BEEF CHAMPION to be awarded THE DUKE OF BEDFORD PERPETUAL TROPHY and £100.00 Prize Money, Reserve to receive £50.00 Prize Money – Kindly Sponsored by Dawn Meats
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YOUNG STOCK PERSON OF THE YEAR JUDGE: MR B BIRCH, WESTON, STAFFS
FRIDAY
YOUNG STOCK PERSON OF THE YEAR, FINAL Sponsored By Dawn Meats & Marks & Spencer’s Prize Money is kindly supported by Mrs Janet Doughty
OPEN TO QUALIFIED HANDLERS ONLY
ENTRIES TO BE MADE BY MONDAY 20th OCTOBER 2014
The Final to include 2 judged sections with points awarded for each (total 100 points):
a. questions (out of 50) showing skills (out of 50)
CLASS
35 Handlers aged 15 – 17 years old on the first day of the East of England Smithfield Festival, 4th December 2014.
Winner will receive a cash prize of £150.00, Show Stick & Certificate and will also be awarded the ROYAL SMITHFIELD CLUB PERPETUAL TROPHY
36 Handlers aged 18 – 21 years old on the first day of the East of England Smithfield Festival, 4th December 2014.
Winner will receive cash prize of £300.00, Show Stick & Certificate and will also be awarded the JOHN DOUGHTY MEMORIAL PERPETUAL TROPHY
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COLLEGE CHALLENGE JUDGES: BEEF SECTION - MR W HAIR, BELFAST, COUNTY ANTRIM
SHEEP SECTION – MR N PAMPLIN, RINGSTEAD, NORTHANTS
THURSDAY
COLLEGE CHALLENGE Kindly Supported by The C. Alma Baker Trust
The East of England Smithfield Festival is pleased to announce that the College Challenge is back. The hotly contested competition is open to agricultural colleges and the competition will once again be held at the East of England Smithfield Festival, 4th & 5th December.
The competition is predominately a stock judging competition and will comprise of four elements:
A pen of breeding heifers
A pen of fat lambs
A pen of breeding ewes
Lamb carcasses
Colleges are asked to enter a team of four Students, who will be asked to judge the above sections.
The judging day is Thursday 4th December and will start at 9am
Each section is allocated 15 mins to judge
All teams have to allocate each student a section to judge either carcasses, beef, breeding ewes or lambs and
give reasons on them
2 mins is allocated per student for placing and reasons
Colleges can enter a maximum of two teams
Use stock judging cards for placing and reasons
Prize Money
1st £300.00, 2nd £150.00, 3rd £100.00, 4th £50.00
Winners will also receive East of England Smithfield Rosettes and Prize cards
For more details please contact the Livestock Office, East of England Showground, Peterborough, PE2 6XE
01733 234451, [email protected]
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BEEF RIBS COMPETITION Kindly Sponsored by Morrisons
WITHDRAWAL OF ENTRIES/REFUND ENTRY FEES Exhibitors who give advance notification, on or before Monday 17th November 2014 5.00pm, of entries withdrawn, will
be refunded one third of the entry fee. No entry fee refunds will be given for entries notified as withdrawn after Monday 17th November 2014 5.00pm, nor absentee entries, except as provided for below.
LIMIT/RESTRICTION OF ENTRIES There are no limits to the number of entries an Exhibitor may make in a class. However Exhibitors should be aware that
if the total entry for any breed or section is more than can be accommodated, restrictions will be applied, and the appropriate entry fee(s) will be refunded.
ENTRY FEES: £20.00
PRIZE MONEY: 1st £40.00, 2nd £30.00, 3rd £20.00
PLUS if 8 or more entries forward in a class a 4th prize of £10.00 Champion £50.00; Reserve £25.00
PLEASE CONTACT THE LIVESTOCK OFFICE FOR AN ENTRY FORM FOR THE BEEF RIBS COMPETITION
The Beef Ribs will be judged at 9.00am on Thursday 4th December 2014
JUDGE: MORRISONS Class
37 Steer or Heifer, sired by a British Native Breed
38 Steer or Heifer, sired by a Continental Breed
s39 Champion Beef Ribs Perpetual Trophies will be awarded for: Champion Heifer Carcass – The Smithfield Market Tenants Association Perpetual Trophy Champion Steer Carcass – The Corporation of London Perpetual Trophy Overall Champion Carcass – The Worshipful Company of Butchers Perpetual Trophy
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COMMERCIAL SHEEP SHOW & SALE
WITHDRAWAL OF ENTRIES/REFUND ENTRY FEES Exhibitors who give advance notification, on or before Monday 27th October 2014 5.00pm, of entries withdrawn, will be refunded one third of the entry fee. No entry fee refunds will be given for entries notified as withdrawn after Monday
27th October 2014 5.00pm, nor absentee entries, except as provided for below.
LIMIT/RESTRICTION OF ENTRIES There are no limits to the number of entries an Exhibitor may make in a class. However Exhibitors should be aware that
if the total entry for any breed or section is more than can be accommodated, restrictions will be applied, and the appropriate entry fee(s) will be refunded.
ENTRY FEES (including Lamb Carcass Competition): £15.00
YOUNG HANDLERS: Free of Charge
RABI CHARITY SHEEP CLASS: Free of Charge
PRIZE MONEY: 1st £35.00, 2nd £25.00, 3rd £15.00, 4th £10.00
Champion Pair of Native Lambs £100.00; Reserve £50.00 Champion Pair of Continental Lambs £100.00; Reserve £50.00
Supreme Sheep Champion £250.00; Reserve £100.00
YOUNG HANDLER: 1st £30.00, 2nd £20.00, 3rd £15.00, 4th £10.00, 5th £5.00
Champion £50.00; Reserve £25.00
Please complete the GREEN ENTRY FORM attached for the Commercial Sheep Show & Sale Animals in the commercial sections do not have to be offered for sale on Show Day, with the exception that
the SUPREME CHAMPION AND RESERVE MUST BE OFFERED FOR SALE Animals will be sold in catalogue order, as a pair
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ADDITIONAL PRIZES AND SUPPORT OFFERED TO SHEEP EXHIBITORS Prizes notified to the organisers and administered by and in accordance with the conditions set out by the respective Society, from whom further details should be requested direct. Beltex Sheep Society: £200 Supreme Champion Pair of Lambs Live, if sired by Beltex £50 Reserve Champion Pair of Lambs Live, if sired by Beltex £200 Champion Combined Live/Dead Butchers Lambs, if sired by Beltex £50 Reserve Champion Combined Live/Dead Butchers Lambs, if sired by Beltex £100 Champion Butchers Carcase, if sired by Beltex £50 Reserve Butchers Carcase, if sired by Beltex £100 Champion Carcase Combined Live/Dead Section, if sired by Beltex £50 Reserve Champion Carcase Combined Live/Dead Section, if sired by Beltex £50 Champion Pen of Short Woolled Lambs, if sired by Beltex Blackface Sheep Breeders Association The Blackface Sheep Breeders Association will be willing to present a rosette for the best pair of Blackface Lambs and will pay £10 to the exhibitor for each pair of Blackface Lambs forward. Cheviot Sheep Society: £10 per South Country Cheviot entry forward & Tankard to best S.C.Cheviot Dorset Down Sheep Breeders Association: £500 for Overall Supreme Champion, if sired by a Dorset Down ram (purchased from a registered Dorset Down Breeder) Sponsorship of Entry Fees in full to Exhibitors showing in Class for "Pure Breed or Sired by Pure Breed Dorset Down ram" who are registered members of the DDSBA Dorset Horn & Poll Dorset Sheep Society: Champion Rosette and £10 first prize to the best Dorset Horn/Poll Dorset Hampshire Down Sheep Breeders Association £250 for Overall Supreme Champion, if sired by a Hampshire Down North Country Cheviot Sheep Society: Rosette for the best pen of sheep in the North Country Cheviot Class Southdown Sheep Society: £35 to first placed entry in the Trimmed Southdown Lamb class £35 to first placed entry in the Untrimmed Southdown Lamb class £35 to highest placed carcase sired by a Southdown ram A special rosette will be presented to the highest placed Southdown in each of the above classes (ie 3 Special rosettes) Suffolk Sheep Society: £250 for Overall Supreme Champion, if sired by a Suffolk £250 for Champion Lamb Carcass, if sired by a Suffolk Texel Sheep Society: £250 for Overall Supreme Champion live, if sired by Texel £125 for Reserve Overall Supreme Champion, if sired by Texel £150 towards prize winners in Texel class As a further incentive, commitment to the Texel Membership and support of Primestock Winter Fairs the Texel Society will again offer eligible Texel Sheep Society Members reimbursement of their entry fees after attending and promoting the British Texel at the East of England Smithfield Festival
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COMMERCIAL SHEEP JUDGE: MR M PRINCE, STONEDGE, CHESTERFIELD
THURSDAY
PUREBRED LAMBS UNTRIMMED
The Purebred classes will be spilt if there are 3 or more pairs forward of any one breed in both the trimmed and untrimmed. Pairs of lambs, born in 2014,
Shown in their natural state, there is to be NO trimming whatsoever. Any lamb deemed to be trimmed will be moved to the appropriate trimmed lamb class
CLASS
40 Longwool
41 Shortwool (including continentals) - Kindly Sponsored by Duncan Burton
42 Hill & Heath
THURSDAY
PUREBRED LAMBS TRIMMED
Pairs of lambs, born in 2014, to be shown trimmed
CLASS
43 Longwool
44 Shortwool (including continentals)
45 Hill & Heath
THURSDAY
CROSS BRED LAMBS UNTRIMMED
Pairs of lambs, born in 2014,
Shown in their natural state, there is to be NO trimming whatsoever. Any lamb deemed to be trimmed will be moved to the appropriate trimmed lamb class.
CLASS
46 Beltex – Kindly Sponsored by Westpoint Vets
47 Blackface
48 Charollais
49 Hampshire Down
50 Southdown – Kindly Sponsored by Fearing
51 Suffolk
52 Texel – Kindly Sponsored by Duncan Burton
53 Any Other Native Breed Longwool
54 Any Other Native Breed Shortwool
55 Any Other Native Breed Hill
56 Any Other Continental Breed
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THURSDAY
CROSS BRED LAMBS TRIMMED
Pairs of lambs, born in 2014, to be shown trimmed
CLASS
57 Beltex- Kindly Sponsored by Bodens
58 Blackface
59 Charollais
60 Hampshire Down
61 Southdown
62 Suffolk – Kindly Sponsored by A Wright & Son
63 Texel
64 Any Other Native Breed Longwool
65 Any Other Native Breed Shortwool
66 Any Other Native Breed Hill
67 Any Other Continental Breed
FRIDAY
SHEEP CHAMPIONSHIP Kindly Sponsored by J G Animal Health
CLASS
S68 CHAMPION NATIVE PAIR OF LAMBS to receive £100.00 Prize Money, Reserve to receive £50.00 Prize Money
s69 BEST PEN OF TWO BRITISH NATIVE PURE BRED LAMBS to receive THE SIR RICHARD COOPER PERPETUAL TROPHY from classes, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44 & 45
s70 CHAMPION CONTINENTAL PAIR OF LAMBS to receive £100.00 Prize Money, Reserve to receive £50.00 Prize Money
s71 BEST PEN OF TWO CONTINENTAL PURE BRED LAMBS to receive the ROYAL SMITHFIELD CLUB PERPETUAL TROPHY from classes, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44 & 45
s72 SUPREME SHEEP CHAMPION PAIR OF LAMBS to receive THE GRAFHAM CHALLENGE CUP, THE SMITHFIELD PERPETUAL CHAMPIONSHIP TROPHY and £250.00 Prize Money, Reserve to receive £100.00 Prize Money
s73 BEST PEN OF LAMBS BRED BY THE EXHIBITOR to receive THE PRINCE OF WALES PERPETUAL TROPHY and £100.00 if not the Supreme Champion; only 1st & 2nd prize winners, bred by the exhibitor eligible
FRIDAY
SHEEP YOUNG HANDLERS This class will be judged on the stockpersons handling, presentation and knowledge skills of the animal.
CLASS
74 Handler aged less than 15 years on the day of the Show
75 Handler aged 15 – 21 years on the day of the Show
s76 CHAMPION SHEEP YOUNG HANDLER, to receive the ROYAL SMITHFIELD CLUB PERPETUAL TROPHY and £50.00 Prize Money, Reserve to receive £25.00 Prize Money
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FRIDAY
THE ROYAL AGRICULTURAL BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION CHARITY SHEEP CLASS CLASS
77 Native Lamb
78 Continental Lamb
Exhibitors are invited to bring an additional lamb to the show for this special class & support RABI by donating between 50% & 100% of the auction proceeds RABI. The entry is not eligible to be judged in any other class
Single Lamb class for any breed or cross, no entry fee or prize money and entry to compete for the RABI PERPETUAL CHAMPIONSHIP TROPHY. Rosettes & Prize Cards will be awarded along with a memento
LAMB CARCASS JUDGE: MORRISONS
THURSDAY
LAMB CARCASS COMPETITION
Open to Single Lambs born in 2014. Lambs must be delivered to the East of England Showground by 10.00am on Wednesday 3rd December 2014. The Lambs will be slaughtered and be delivered back to the showground at 8.30am
on Thursday 4th December 2014. Classes may be split by deadweight if entries warrant.
CLASS
79 Native Lamb
80 Continental Lamb
S81 CHAMPION LAMB CARCASS to receive the Worshipful Company Of Butchers Perpetual Trophy
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PEDIGREE CALF SHOW CALVES DO NOT NEED TO BE ON THE SHOWGROUND UNTIL 8.30AM FRIDAY 5TH DECEMBER 2014
These classes at the East of England Smithfield Festival offer breeders the chance to showcase their young stock.
Individual breed classes will be provided for the breeds as stated on pages 21, 22 23 & 24. If your breed would like to add a class to our schedule please contact the Livestock Office on 01733 234451 or [email protected]. Calves can be put forward for sale, please make this clear on your entry form. Calves must be on the showground by
8.30am on Friday 5th December 2014. Judging will begin at 9.00am Prompt.
WITHDRAWAL OF ENTRIES/REFUND ENTRY FEES Exhibitors who give advance notification, on or before Monday 27th October 2014 5.00pm, of entries withdrawn, will be refunded one third of the entry fee. No entry fee refunds will be given for entries notified as withdrawn after Monday
27th October 2014 5.00pm, nor absentee entries, except as provided for below.
LIMIT/RESTRICTION OF ENTRIES There are no limits to the number of entries an Exhibitor may make in a class. However Exhibitors should be aware that
if the total entry for any breed or section is more than can be accommodated, restrictions will be applied, and the appropriate entry fee(s) will be refunded.
The Pedigree Calf Show will be held in the Cattle Buildings Animals will also be stalled here
ENTRY FEES: £15.00
PRIZE MONEY: 1st £30.00, 2nd £20.00, 3rd £15.00, 4th £10.00
Please complete the ORANGE ENTRY FORM attached for the Pedigree Calf Show & Sale All stock must be halter trained and lead in the show and sale ring
Animals in this section must be either full pedigree or birth notified with the relevant Breed Society Please forward copies of the relevant certificates
Classes will be spilt by date of birth, depending on entries received
Calves can be put forward for sale, please make this clear on your entry form Calves must be on the showground by 8.30am on Friday 5th December 2014
Judging will begin at 9.00am Prompt
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FRIDAY
ABERDEEN ANGUS Kindly Sponsored by The Aberdeen Angus Cattle Society
JUDGE: MR D J BIGGAR OBE, CASTLE DOUGLAS
CLASS
82 Bull Calf born on or between 1st September 2013 and 31st December 2013
83 Bull Calf born on or between 1st January 2014 and 31st March 2014
84 Bull Calf born on or after 1st April 2014
85 Heifer Calf born on or between 1st September 2013 and 31st December 2013
86 Heifer Calf born on or between 1st January 2014 and 31st March 2014
87 Heifer Calf born on or after 1st April 2014
s88 ABERDEEN ANGUS CALF CHAMPIONSHIP
FRIDAY
BEEF SHORTHORN Kindly Sponsored by Wm Morrison Supermarkets PLC
JUDGE: MR D J BIGGAR OBE, CASTLE DOUGLAS
CLASS
89 Bull Calf born on or between 1st September 2013 and 31st December 2013
90 Bull Calf born on or between 1st January 2014 and 31st March 2014
91 Bull Calf born on or after 1st April 2014
92 Heifer Calf born on or between 1st September 2013 and 31st December 2013
93 Heifer Calf born on or between 1st January 2014 and 31st March 2014
94 Heifer Calf born on or after 1st April 2014
S95 BEEF SHORTHORN CALF CHAMPIONSHIP, Champion to recieve A PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP
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FRIDAY
CHAROLAIS Kindly Sponsored by The British Charolais Cattle Society
JUDGE: MISS J HAW, SWANAGE, DORSET
CLASS
96 Bull Calf born on or between 1st September 2013 and 31st December 2013
97 Bull Calf born on or between 1st January 2014 and 31st March 2014
98 Bull Calf born on or after 1st April 2014
99 Heifer Calf born on or between 1st September 2013 and 31st December 2013
100 Heifer Calf born on or between 1st January 2014 and 31st March 2014
101 Heifer Calf born on or after 1st April 2014
102 Pair of Calves, entered in any of the above classes owned and bred by exhibitor
S103 CHAROLAIS CALF CHAMPIONSHIP
S104 JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP, for calves born in 2013
FRIDAY
LINCOLN RED
JUDGE: MR R E BELL, SPILSBY, LINCOLNSHIRE CLASS
105 Bull Calf born on or between 1st September 2013 and 31st December 2013
106 Bull Calf born on or between 1st January 2014 and 31st March 2014
107 Bull Calf born on or after 1st April 2014
108 Heifer Calf born on or between 1st September 2013 and 31st December 2013
109 Heifer Calf born on or between 1st January 2014 and 31st March 2014
110 Heifer Calf born on or after 1st April 2014
s111 LINCOLN RED CALF CHAMPIONSHIP
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FRIDAY
RED POLL Kindly Sponsored by the Red Poll Cattle Society
JUDGE: MR T MANCEY, STOKE-ON-TRENT, STAFFORDSHIRE
CLASS
112 Bull Calf born on or between 1st September 2013 and 31st December 2013
113 Bull Calf born on or between 1st January 2014 and 31st March 2014
114 Bull Calf born on or after 1st April 2014
115 Heifer Calf born on or between 1st September 2013 and 31st December 2013
116 Heifer Calf born on or between 1st January 2014 and 31st March 2014
117 Heifer Calf born on or after 1st April 2014
s118 RED POLL CALF CHAMPIONSHIP
FRIDAY
SOUTH DEVON Kindly Sponsored by The South Devon Herd Book Society
South Devon Herd Book Society will offer £20 per animal forward.
JUDGE: MR O ROUNSEVELL, LOSTWITHIEL, CORNWALL
CLASS
119 Bull Calf born on or between 1st September 2013 and 31st December 2013
120 Bull Calf born on or between 1st January 2014 and 31st March 2014
121 Bull Calf born on or after 1st April 2014
122 Heifer Calf born on or between 1st September 2013 and 31st December 2013
123 Heifer Calf born on or between 1st January 2014 and 31st March 2014
124 Heifer Calf born on or after 1st April 2014
s125 SOUTH DEVON CALF CHAMPIONSHIP
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FRIDAY
SIMMENTAL Incorporating the South East Simmental Group Annual Calf Show
Kindly Sponsored by the British Simmental Cattle Society
JUDGE: MR A RYDER, CARLISLE, CUMBRIA
CLASS
126 Bull Calf born on or between 1st September 2013 and 31st December 2013
127 Bull Calf born on or between 1st January 2014 and 31st March 2014
128 Bull Calf born on or after 1st April 2014
129 Heifer Calf born on or between 1st September 2013 and 31st December 2013
130 Heifer Calf born on or between 1st January 2014 and 31st March 2014
131 Heifer Calf born on or after 1st April 2014
132 Pair of Calves, entered in any of the above classes owned and bred by exhibitor
s133 SIMMENTAL CALF CHAMPIONSHIP, Champion to receive a sash from the SESG
s134 JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP, for calves born in 2013, to receive from the SESG a Crystal Cut Goblet
Classes below are restricted to South East Simmental Group Members
s135 THE HARBRO TROPHY, winners from classes 127 and 130 to compete
s136 THE BOARS HEAD TROPHY, to be presented to the highest placed pair of calves entered by a SESG member
s137 THE PERRYWOOD TROPHY, to be presented to the highest placed calf in the Championship (s133) owned by a SESG member
FRIDAY
LIMOUSIN Kindly Sponsored by Staplegrove Livestock Ltd
JUDGE: MR J HAZARD, GRANTHAM, LINCOLNSHIRE
CLASS
138 Bull Calf born on or between 1st September 2013 and 31st December 2013
139 Bull Calf born on or between 1st January 2014 and 31st March 2014
140 Bull Calf born on or after 1st April 2014
141 Heifer Calf born on or between 1st September 2013 and 31st December 2013
142 Heifer Calf born on or between 1st January 2014 and 31st March 2014
143 Heifer Calf born on or after 1st April 2014
s144 LIMOUSIN CALF CHAMPIONSHIP
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FRIDAY
SUSSEX Kindly Sponsored by Sussex Cattle Society & B.W. Kemsley & Son
JUDGE: MR G PEARSON, SNODLAND, KENT
CLASS
145 Bull Calf born on or between 1st September 2013 and 31st December 2013
146 Bull Calf born on or between 1st January 2014 and 31st March 2014
147 Bull Calf born on or after 1st April 2014
148 Heifer Calf born on or between 1st September 2013 and 31st December 2013
149 Heifer Calf born on or between 1st January 2014 and 31st March 2014
150 Heifer Calf born on or after 1st April 2014
s151 SUSSEX CALF CHAMPIONSHIP
FRIDAY
ANY OTHER REGISTERED PEDIGREE BEEF
JUDGE: TBC
CLASS
152 Bull Calf born on or between 1st September 2013 and 31st December 2013
153 Bull Calf born on or between 1st January 2014 and 31st March 2014
154 Bull Calf born on or after 1st April 2014
155 Heifer Calf born on or between 1st September 2013 and 31st December 2013
156 Heifer Calf born on or between 1st January 2014 and 31st March 2014
157 Heifer Calf born on or after 1st April 2014
s158 ANY OTHER REGISTERED PEDIGREE BEEF CHAMPIONSHIP
FRIDAY
PEDIGREE CALF INTERBREED CHAMPIONSHIP Kindly Sponsored by C Horrell Ltd
JUDGE: MR P DONGER, TOWCESTER, NORTHANTS
CLASS
s159 CALF CHAMPIONSHIP, breed champions from the Pedigree Calf Show to compete.
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FRIDAY
DUKE OF NORFOLK PEDIGREE CALF GROUP OF THREE Kindly Sponsored by C Horrell Ltd
JUDGE: MR P DONGER, TOWCESTER, NORTHANTS
CLASS
s160 BEST GROUP OF THREE PEDIGREE CALVES, at least two of the calves MUST be spring born and the group is to include one bull and two heifers. No rosettes to be worn. Winning group will be awarded the DUKE OF NORFOLK PERPETUAL TROPHY