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SCHEDULE

SCHEDULE

SUNDAY 11TH AUGUST 2019

RIPLEY CASTLE PARK HARROGATE HG3 3EA

(By kind permission of Sir Thomas Ingilby Bt)

www.ripleyshow.co.uk

ENTRIES CLOSE – 19th JULY 2019

TRADE STAND SEC: Michael Gulwell

Email: [email protected]

HON SEC: Miss Tammy Smith 07519 585475 Email: [email protected]

Commentator – Jo Jefferson

Registered Charity number 1167623

RIPLEY SHOWThe Ripley Agricultural and Horticultural Society wishto acknowledge and thank the following companiesand individuals who provided Sponsorship in 2018/2019

K A Anderson, Ripon The Innocent Pet, WetherbyLes Ashby Builders, Pateley Bridge W E Jameson & Sons LtdThe Barker Partnership, Pateley Bridge D & S KitchingBishopton Veterinary Group, Ripon Mole Valley Country Store

G H Brooks & Co, Harrogate D & E Newman, Scarborough

Brooksbank Valves, Skipton Oaks Landscaping, SawleyDavid Coupland, Co.Durham Paynes Dairies, RiponCross Green Veterinary Centre, Otley RCN Networks HarrogateCounty Steels, Melmerby Ripley Caravan Park, RipleyCowling Swift & Kitchin, York Ripley SportingDodson & Horrell Ripon Select Foods, Ripon.Forest House Vets, Knaresborough Mrs P Rothwell, KnaresboroughGenus PLC, Thirsk Ray Skelton Horticultural ContractorsJM Glendinning Group Scotmin Nutrition, AyreshireMr Mrs R W Goddard, France Mr & Mrs R Scott, SummerbridgeGreen Farm Health, Thirsk Shire Aggregates of BoroughbridgeHacs Group of Companies, Nidd J A Stoney & SonKevin Hare, Harrogate Mr Les Swales, RipleyHebdenwood Haylage F Tate & Sons, Larkhill Nurseries, RiponAlfred Hymas Ltd, Burton Leonard J Todd & Sons, SummerbridgeSir T Ingilby Bt. Ripley Castle Wharfedale Farmers Auction Mart, Otley

THE DOG AND DUCK SHOW Stuart and Chantal Barnes

Musical Entertainment by

SUMMERBRIDGE & DACRE BAND

THE SHEEP SHOW New Zealander Richard Savory brings his

Spectacular show back to Ripley

VINTAGE TRACTORS, CLASSIC CARS, FERRET RACING SHEEPDOG TRIALS AND BRING YOUR OWN DOG FOR THE

TERRIER RACING AND FOR THE COMPANION DOG AND FRIENDS SHOW, THE DOG AGILITY AND

THE GUN DOG RETRIEVE

ADMISSION TO SHOWGROUND

ADULTS £10 Concessions (over 60’s) £8 CHILDREN 5-16 yrs £5 UNDER 5yrs FREE.

CAR PARKING FREE DOGS MUST BE ON LEAD

SHOW MEMBERS £15 Membership entitles you to the facilities of the Members’ Marquee,bar and Priority Car Park. Admittance to the Showman’s Marquee at the Great Yorkshire Show A superb place to meet friends for lunch, or just sit and enjoy a quiet drink.

The Society is a Member of the Yorkshire Federation of Show Societies

DUE TO PRINTING TIME LIMITS – NO LATE ENTRIES ACCEPTED ENTRIES ON THE FIELD ARE ACCEPTED FOR THE FOLLOWING:-.

Jumping, Companion Dog Show, Gun Dog Retrieve, Dog Agility Sheep Dog Trials, Terrier Racing and Children’s Fancy Dress

UNCLAIMED PRIZE MONEY (on Show Day) will NOT be sent on, unless a request is

received accompanied by the prize voucher and a stamped addressed envelope.

All times are approximate. Rings may be changed on show day PRELIMINARY PROGRAMME

8.30am Equitation/Hunters Ring 1 8.30am Riding & Turnout Ring 2 8.30am Mountain & Moorland Ring 3 9.00am Unaffiliated Riding Classes Ring 4 10.00am All tented Classes Closed for Judging 10..00am Sheep Judging Far side of Lake 10.30am Local Pony Ring 2 10.30am Coloured Horses Ring 3 10.30am Pig Judging Far side of Lake 10.30am Cattle Judging Cattle Ring 11.00am Clear Round Jumping Ring 5 11.15am Heavy Horses Ring 1 11.30am Gun Dog Retrieve Gun Dog Area 11.30am Pony Club Ring 4 12 noon Dog Agility Dog Ring 12 noon Sheep Dog Trials Far side of Lake 12.noon Children’s Fancy Dress Rings 2&3 12.30pm Companion Dog Show Top Dog Ring 12.45pm Driving Classes Rings 2&3 1.00pm Novice & Open Jumping Ring 5 1.15pm Young Handlers (Sheep) Far side of Lake 2.15pm Sheep Interbreed Championship Far side of Lake Followed by Sheep Prize Giving 4.45pm Final of the Gun Dog Retrieve Gun Dog Area

MAIN RING FROM 1.30 PM

DOG AND DUCK SHOW TERRIER RACING HOUND PARADE

HEAVY HORSE TURNOUT GRAND PARADE AND PRIZEGIVING PARADE OF VINTAGE MACHINERY, TRACTORS AND CLASSIC CARS

DOG AND DUCK SHOW

SHEEP SHOWS THROUGHOUT THE DAY Far Side of Lake

Approx 11.30am – 1.30pm – 3.00pm

OFFICERS FOR 2019

President Sir Thomas Ingilby Bt., Ripley Castle

Hon Veterinary Surgeons

Cross Green Veterinary Centre, Otley Bishopton Veterinary Group, Ripon

Hon Physicians Mr Michael Smith, Ripley and Dr Cat Marshall, Harrogate

Solicitor Mr R Rusby, York & Harrogate Treasurer Carole McLelland Auditors The Barker Partnership Showground & Ring F R Houseman, A Brown Co-ordinator Health & Safety Officer TBC Trophy Secretary Harriet Scott Chairman Mr Andrew Walmsley Vice Chairman Mr Michael Smith

COMMITTEE A. Atkinson, S Blayney, K Bowes, A Brown, A Brown, A Chalk, C Cockshott, E Cutting, A Finney, M Gulwell, R Hawkhead, R Heptonstall, G Hill, F R Houseman, F M Houseman, Sir Thomas Ingilby,| P Kilford, J Kilford, C Lamb, S Liddle, M Liddle, A Liddle, R Lock, S Locke, C McLelland,, P Mitchell, M Mitchell, K Palmer, J Park, J C Parker, R Parker, M Periam, M Prest, G Phillips, A Rodgers, N Rolfe, R Rusby, M Sayer, H Scott, F M Skelton, A Smith, C Smith, G Smith, K Smith, M Smith, M Smith, N Spedding, O Spilman, A Swales, J Swales, R Swales, T Stockil, B Umpleby, I Voakes, P Voakes, A Walmsley, H Walmsley, J Walmsley, K Walmsley, P Walmsley, W Walmsley, Y Walmsley P Wharmby, L Wilson, B Wrigglesworth

HON LIFE MEMBERS F R Houseman, S Britton A Clapham, R W Goddard, Miss K Smith, N Spedding, M Smith, Mrs H Walmsley, Mrs F M Skelton, Mrs J Rawson-Lax, Mrs M J Liddle, N Rolfe, E Knightson, Mrs B Swales, Mrs R Ward, J C Parker, K Walmsley Mrs E Carver, W Walmsley Mrs B Swales, K Palmer, Mrs M Houseman, Mr K Palmer, Mrs M Periam, Mr L Swales Hon Secretary Miss Tammy Smith, Tel: 07519 585475 Email: [email protected] Trade Stand Secretary Mr Michael Gulwell, [email protected]

CHALLENGE TROPHIES AND SPECIAL PRIZES

CATTLE TANKARD kindly given by B.O.C.M. for the Best Heifer, bred by the exhibitor. THE PAULS FEED TROPHY kindly given for the Best Jersey exhibit THE DALES CUP kindly given by Mrs B Brooke of Hampsthwaite, for the Champion Highland. MR G MILLER QUAICH TROPHY for the Reserve Champion Highland. THE LEO PAISLEY CUP, kindly given for Champion Limousin. THE PRESIDENTS CHALLENGE TROPHY kindly given by the late Sir W. Ingilby,Bt for the Best Bullock. A CUP, kindly given by J E Marshall Esq. Best Commercial Beef Heifer ARTHUR IVESON CUP Champion Young Handler - Cattle Section TROPHY For the Best Native Breed PIGS BISHOPTON CHALLENGE TROPHY for the Champion Pig HORSES & PONIES THE LATE SIR F AYKROYD, Heavy Horses, Class 84. THE F W DAVIES MEMORIAL TROPHY, kindly given by Mr K Keir for the Best Decorated Heavy Horse THE FREDA SKELTON TROPHY for HEAVY HORSE CHAMPIONSHIP, RITA WELLS VASE, Best Foal TED DUNNING Trophy for Best Yearling, either sex. ARTHUR GRAY SMITH BOWL, best 2yr old H J HEINZ SALVER, (large) Ridden Equitation. CRYSTAL ROSE BOWL, given by Miss Helen-Louise Johnson, for Champion Coloured Horse. “SPARTY” SHIELD, kindly given by the Johnson Family Champion Hunter. CHANDALE TROPHY, kindly given by the Johnson Family, Hunter Brood Mare H J HEINZ SALVER, Champion Small Hunter THE WILLIAM WALMSLEY TROPHY, Champion Registered M & M. EXCELL TROPHY Champion Unregistered or Part Bred M & M SHOWSCENE TROPHY, to the winning Show Pony. A TROPHY Ridden Pony class 139 NATIONAL WESTMINSTER BANK TROPHY, Best Family Horse NIDD VALE MOTORS LTD., Best Local Pony, THE GOLD BLEND CHALLENGE CUP, for the Champion Pony Club Member THE MARGARET STIRK TROPHY, MOUNTED Fancy Dress. THE STROVALE CUP, For the best Riding & Turnout. A SHIELD, Best Novice, Jumping Class 199 THE KAREN DOG GROOMING TROPHY Class 200 TESCO PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP, Best Novice, Jumping Class 201 HAT TRICK CHALLENGE TROPHY kindly given by Raffaelle Guy Class 202 CARRIAGE DRIVING, A TROPHY, Kindly given by Mr K Walmsley. TROPHY To the Winner of the Driven Exercise Vehicle SHEEP HSBC SHIELD TO THE CHAMPION Blue Faced Leicester SIR HENRY SUTCLIFFE SMITH CUP, Best Wensleydale Ram Lamb. VIC HAYTON MEMORIAL TROPHY, BEST GIMMER LAMB. BRIMHAM PLATE, kindly given by Mrs M Smith, Champion Wensleydale. ODDY WILSON TROPHY, Champion Sheep of the Show. ANDREW FISHER CUP, Teeswater Champion. FARNHAM TROPHY, Champion Jacob THE BOB NEWBY TROPHY for the best Texel MEADS TROPHY Registered Badger Face – Welsh Mountain Champion ANDREW POPHAM MEMORIAL TROPHY For Best White Ryeland in show. CHAMPION BUTCHERS LAMB

ALANDEL TROPHY for Best White Ryeland Lamb EBOR TROPHY for the best Ryeland Group HARDGATE TROPHY - Wool on the Hoof TROPHY For Champion Coloured Ryland A CUP FOR CHAMPION Coloured Ryeland FOURWAYS TROPHY For the Champion Poll Dorset MARGARET WATKINSON TROPHY for the Champion Zwartble ANDREW UMPLEBY TROPHY for the Champion Charollais OAKLAND TROPHY for the Champion Rare Breed CHAMPIONSHIP TROPHY presented by the Greyface Dartmoor Breeders Association GEOFFRY WALMSLEY TROPHY for the Best Young Handler SHEEPDOGS THE BEAUMONT TROPHY, Champion Sheepdog PRODUCE THE PERPETUAL CHALLENGE ROSE BOWL most points in Baking SILVER SALVER for most points in Honey Section. NVGWI CENTENNIAL TROPHY for the Best Preserves HANDICRAFTS SILVER CUP for the Best Exhibit in the Show. THE RICHARD BLAND SALVER, Best exhibit in Wood THE M RICHARDSON CUP, Best Vintage Article THE HARROGATE BRASSERIE CUP Best in show – Wines & Liqueurs TECHNOLOGY PRODUCTS CUP, Class 594 HORTICULTURE A CUP, anonymously given, for the Best Exhibit in Flower Classes THE KILLINGHALL CUP for the Best Exhibit in Classes Vegetable Classes CRAGG HILL CUP kindly given by Mrs M D Einhorn Overall winner in Flower Arranging Classes DALESIDE NURSERIES SALVER for Class 584 (Flower Arrangement). JOHN HARDY HAUTE COIFFURE CUP Class 586 YOUNG PEOPLE’S CLASSES A CUP for the Best Exhibit in Handwriting. Classes 605 and 611 THE NEW ROWAN SHIELD, for the highest number of points in the Young People’s THE SWAIN CUP for the best Floral Art A J McCARTNEY MERIT CUP, , for Young People’s Classes Aged 9 – 12 yrs VINTAGE FARM MACHINES THE ROY GILLANDERS TANKARD for BEST STATIONARY ENGINE, kindly given by Mrs Elizabeth Gillanders COMPANION DOG SHOW FOREST HOUSE VETERINARY SHIELD for Best In Show PHOTOGRAPHY RODDY SCOTT MEMORIAL TROPHY for the best overall photograph N.B. No Trophy or Cup can be won outright (unless stated otherwise) and must be returned on or before next year’s Show Day.

RIPLEY SHOW - GENERAL RULES & REGULATIONS

1. There shall be an Annual General Meeting of the Members and Subscribers held not later than Easter.

2. There shall be a President, as many Vice Presidents as the Annual Meeting may decide, a Committee, a Secretary, Treasurer & Auditor.

3. The Committee shall be composed of one or more representatives from each Township in the area, elected at the Annual General Meeting. Five members to form a quorum.

4. Each Member of the Committee shall be responsible for the collecting of subscriptions in his Township.

5. All Annual Subscriptions shall become due on the 1st July. 6. Residents in all parishes, the whole or part of which lies within a 10 mile radius of Ripley

Town Hall, are eligible to exhibit in the Local Classes. 7. Exhibitors in the Farmer’s Classes must be farmers who reside in the area or farm within it,

such land being a portion of the holding on which they reside, and be principally dependent upon farming for their living.

8. All stock must have been the bona-fide property of the Exhibitor two months previous to the close of entries, except in the Open Classes, in which case the exhibits must be the bona-fide property of the Exhibitor on the day of the Show

9. If it be proved to the satisfaction of the Committee that any Competitor has attempted to impose on the Society by means of a false certificate or any other misrepresentation, or has willingly or knowingly violated any of the Rules of the Society, he shall henceforth be prohibited from exhibiting, and, if a member, shall be expelled from the Society.

10. The Secretary or Committee shall not in any way disclose or make known to any person whatsoever, until the day of the Show, the names of the competitors for any prize.

11. The Committee reserve the right to cancel any Class where there are two or less entries, and also the right to refuse any entry without giving any reason.

12. The Committee reserve the right to alter or amend any Rule or Regulation, the right of interpretation in respect of any Rule or Regulation, or to withhold any prize.

13. No alteration shall be made in the Rules unless notice has been given at the previous meeting of the Committee.

14. No person shall be allowed to enter the Showground without producing tickets. A ticket, not transferable, will be issued to Exhibitors whose entrance fees amount to £6.00. Tickets must be given up on entering the Show.

15. TERMS OF ENTRY. All entries must be made not less than 21 clear days before the date of the Show and must be accompanied by the appropriate Entrance Fees, and S.A.E. for return of Entry Form. The Secretary will not acknowledge receipt of entries but will forward list of Exhibitors’ numbers two days before the Show Day. If entering any animal in more than one Class, Exhibitors must be particular to specify.

16. Challenge Cups cannot be won outright unless definitely stated in the Schedule and must be returned to the Trophy Secretary by 1 July. Recipients to engrave trophies before returning.

17. All persons in charge of animals brought into the Show Yard will be subject to the Regulations and Orders of the Society’s Officials. All animals shall be in the care of a competent person whilst in the Show Yard and shall not be removed before 4.30 pm. None but the persons in charge of the stock will be admitted.

18. Persons exhibiting stock are required to accustom them to being haltered as they will be required to be led into the Yard before the Judges unless otherwise stated elsewhere in this Schedule.

19. All stock will be the owner’s risk. Numbers will be given to affix to their exhibit, corresponding with that placed on the Stand it is to occupy in the Show Yard. All Exhibits to be ready for judging FIFTEEN minutes before the time stated herein.

20. No entries can be accepted on the Showground except for, Fancy Dress, Jumping Classes, Sheep Dog Trials, Gun Dog Tests, Dog Agility & Companion Dog Show.

21. Only Judges & Officials of the Society are permitted in the marquees during judging. 22. In the interests of safety and other visitors, dogs are not allowed in the marquees. 23. All exhibits in Horticulture must have been grown by the Exhibitor and have been in his/her

possession for three months prior to the Show. Pot plants to be shown in final pots in which they have been grown.

24. All Horticulture & Produce exhibits must be removed from the marquees by 6 pm or they will be disposed of by the Society.

25. Exhibitors must provide their own vases & containers (except where stated). The Society accepts no responsibility for plates, vases, produce, or other articles left by Exhibitors after the Show.

26. Results will, subject to availability be published in local newspapers unless the exhibitor explicitly requests in writing not to do so.

27. The Society shall have permission to do the following a) store, process and retain, including electronically, all data and personal information provided by the exhibitors, for the purposes of operating the Show, maintaining appropriate records and communicating with the exhibitors, in future concerning any of the Societies activities b) publicising the names and home locations of the exhibitors, including but not limited to prize winners, in Show catalogues, on the Show website and elsewhere as part of the operation and promotion of the Show and future shows c) photograph any exhibitor or other person on the showground and store and use the resulting image for any of the Society’s purposes in all media and on the Society’s website, or supply to carefully selected third parties for use for their own purposes. The Society shall own copyright in any such images

28. Horses and ponies. Horses must have been vaccinated to comply with the requirements of the primary course (1st vaccination and then 2nd vaccination between 21 – 92 days later), followed by the first booster (150 – 215 days) and all subsequent boosters. Horses may compete having received the primary course and prior to the first booster but not within 7 days of receiving a vaccine dose. Horses must have been vaccinated within 6 months before the show but not less than 7 days of arriving at the show. Foals: In-foal mares that have already had vaccinations of primary Equine Influenza course should be vaccinated 4-6 weeks before the foal is due to be born. Foals should be vaccinated for Equine Influenza at 6 months to commence their primary course. We urge all owners to adhere to strict biosecurity protocols at all times. Vaccinations are subject to local risk assessments by the attending veterinarians.

DISCLAIMER

RIPLEY AND DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL AND HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY LTD is not responsible for any damage to property or injury to persons arising out of any activity carried out on the showground on the day of the show. Any person entering or bringing any property on to the ground on the show day does so entirely at his or her own risk. The Society will not accept responsibility for any claim for damages or injury caused in any way whatsoever on the showground on the day of the show. Exhibitors are reminded that it is their responsibility to insure against damage caused by their animals to persons or property. The Society will not be responsible for correct classification of exhibits staged on or before the day of the show

CATTLE

10.30am All prize-winning cattle must be paraded at approximately 3.15pm. Trophies will be presented during the Grand

Parade. No prize money or trophy will be available until after the Grand Parade. No cattle will leave the showground until after the Grand Parade. ALL CATTLE MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY THEIR PASSPORT

Cattle tentage kindly sponsored by:- G H Brooks, Builders Mechants, Harrogate The committee reserves the right to amalgamate classes if the number of entries is considered insufficient. Attention is drawn to rule 18

ALL CATTLE SHOULD BE ACCUSTOMED TO BEING HALTERED AND LEAD IN HAND.

HIGHLAND CATTLEEntry Fee - £2.50

Sponsor: Scotmin Nutrition, Ayr & Ray Skelton, Harrogate

N.E.H.C.B.C. Show Fold Competition: Prize Winners in the Highland Cattle Classes are eligible to participate in the above competition. Points will be awarded as follows:- Champion 5 points, Reserve 3 points. Owner must have nominated 2 females and be a Member of the North of England Highland Cattle Breeders Club.

“Females entered in the appendix register of our Herd Book, either Appendix B or Appendix A, are eligible for entry and are identified by the letter ‘B’ or ‘A’ tattooed in the ear or written in waterproof ink on an eartag”

Prize Money: 1st £25.00 - 2nd £15.00 - 3rd £10.00 (unless otherwise stated)Points Scoring: 1st 5 points - 2nd 4 points - 3rd 3 points - 4th 2 points - 5th 1 point

Judge: Mr H Hoather, CHESTER

Class 10 COW IN CALF OR IN MILK born before 1st January 2016Class 11 HEIFER BORN IN 2016Class 12 HEIFER BORN IN 2017 Class 13 HEIFER BORN IN 2018 Class 14 CALF BORN ON OR AFTER 1/1/19 Class 15 BULL ANY AGE Class 16 PAIR ANY AGE - First £10, Second £8, Third £5 & Special Rosette.

SPECIAL THE DALES CUP presented by Mrs B Brooke of Hampsthwaite is awarded to the Champion Highland. MR G T MILLER QUAICH TROPHY is awarded to the Reserve Champion Highland. THE HIGHLAND CATTLE SOCIETY CHAMPION ROSETTE is awarded to the Breed Champion, provided a total of 5 Highlanders forward in the section.

COMMERCIAL BEEFEntry Fee - £2.50

Sponsors:J A Stoney & Son, Pateley Bridge and Genus, Thirsk On the morning of the show all cattle will be weighed and exhibitors will be notified which class they will be exhibited

in. Classes 30 and 31 may be split by weight at the Judge’s discretion, depending on the number of entries. Prize Money: 1st £25.00 - 2nd £15.00 - 3rd £10.00 (unless otherwise stated)

Judge:Mrs E Wilson

Class 30 ANY BREED OR CROSS BULLOCK ANY WEIGHTClass 31 ANY BREED OR CROSS HEIFER ANY WEIGHTClass 32 BRITISH BLUE OR CROSS MALE Not to have been shown in classes 30/31Class 33 BRITISH BLUE OR CROSS FEMALE Not to have been shown in classes 30/31 Class 34 MATCHING PAIR ANY WEIGHT The property of the same owner

SPECIALTHE PRESIDENTS CHALLENGE TROPHY presented by the late Sir W Ingilby Bt is awarded to the Best Bullock. A CUP presented by J E Marshall Esq is awarded to the Best Heifer.

NATIVE BREED CATTLE (Please State Breed)

Entry Fee - £2.50Sponsor:County Steels, Ripon

Prize Money:1st £25.00 - 2nd £15.00 - 3rd £10.00 (unless otherwise stated)Judge:Mrs J Walker, Northallerton

Class 50 COW IN CALF OR CALF AT FOOTClass 51 SENIOR HEIFER Born after 1st January 2017 Class 52 JUNIOR HEIFER Born after 1st January 2018 Class 53 BULL ANY AGE Class 54 PAIR ANY AGE

SPECIALTROPHY FOR THE BEST NATIVE BREED

YOUNG HANDLER Entry Fee - FreeALL ENTRIES ON THE DAY No Prize Money, Rosettes to 3rd place

Class 58 YOUNG HANDLER 16 years and under

SPECIALARTHUR IVESON CUP is awarded to the Champion Young Handler.

BISHOPTON CHALLENGE TROPHY is awarded for Champion Pig.

HEAVY HORSES HEAVY HORSES Entry Fee - £5.00

All entrants to the Heavy Horse classes should note the equine influenza vaccination requirements which are detailed in rule 28 of Ripley Show’s General Rules and Regulations

Judging: Classes 83/90 Ring 1, 11.15am - Class 91 Main Ring 2.50pm OPEN TO REGISTERED AND NON-REGISTERED HORSES

4 Shows, Aldborough, Weeton, Tockwith, & Ripley are running an accumulator points system to compete for a trophy and £100 first prize with other prizes down to 6th place in the Heavy Horse classes. To qualify

exhibitors must attend at least 2 of the 4 shows and will be awarded points in each class down to 6th place. This competition is kindly sponsored by SHIRE AGGREGATES of BOROUGHBRIDGE. The trophy will

be presented at the last show i.e. Ripley. Schedules for Weeton 07903 342452, Tockwith 07976 268012, Aldborough Email: [email protected] This competition is not open for decorated or turnout

classes. Non-Prize Winners in classes 84 - 89 to receive £10 appearance money. Class 89 is affiliated to the British Ridden Heavy Horse Society and is a qualifier for the Kilmannan Championship. The highest placed

registered Shire, Clydesdale, Suffolk or Percheron is entitled to compete in the final of the Ridden Heavy Horse Championship to be held at Equifest on Saturday 31st August 2019

APPEARANCE MONEY FOR CLASS 90 - £40 CLASS 91 - £100

Prize Money: 1st £25.00 - 2nd £20.00 - 3rd £15.00 (unless otherwise stated)Points Scoring: 1st 6 points - 2nd 5 points - 3rd 4 points - 4th 3 points - 5th 2 points - 6th 1 point

Judge: Mrs S Ford, Crewe Steward: Mrs Rita Wells

Class 83 MARE OR GELDING any age (not to be entered in class 84)Sponsor: Mr & Mrs R W Goddard, France Class 84 BROOD MARE WITH OWN FOAL AT FOOT Sponsor: Mr & Mrs R W Goddard, France Class 86 FOAL Class 87 YEARLING -COLT, GELDING OR FILLY Class 88 TWO YEAR OLD -COLT, GELDING OR FILLY Class 89 RIDDEN HEAVY HORSEA correctly fitted and secured riding hat or skull cap that meets current BSI or European Safety Standards specifications must be worn. Skull caps must have a navy blue or black cover. This class is affiliated to the British Ridden Heavy Horse Society and will be judged in accordance with BRHHS guidelines. The class will be open to competitors who do not wish to qualify but still wish to be judged.

Class 90 DECORATED HEAVY HORSE (in full harness) Class 91 SINGLE, PAIR OR MORE HORSES Harnessed to a trade turnout, farm vehicle or agricultural machine.

PLEASE NOTE HORSE DRAWN FARM EQUIPMENT CAN BE ENTERED FREE IN CLASS 749 N.B. The committee reserves the right to amalgamate classes 87 & 88 if the number of entries is considered insufficient.

SPECIAL THE LATE SIR F ACKROYD CUP is awarded to the Best Mare and Foal. FREDA SKELTON TROPHY is awarded for the Championship (Winner of Classes 83-88). F W DAVIES MEMORIAL TROPHY presented by Mr K Keir is awarded to the Best Decorated Heavy Horse. RITA WELLS VASE is awarded to the Best Foal. TED DUNNING TROPHY is awarded to the Best Yearling. ARTHUR GRAY SMITH ROSEBOWL is awarded to the Best 2 Year Old. THE HEAVY HORSE ACCUMULATOR TROPHY is awarded to the winner in the Main Ring during the Grand Parade.

HORSES & PONIES All mounted exhibitors must wear protective headgear, properly fitted and secured which should comply

with current British standard specifications All entrants for the horse and pony classes must adhere to the equine influenza vaccination requirements which are detailed in rule 29 of Ripley Show’s General Rules and

Regulations

RIDDEN EQUITATION Entry Fee - £5.00

Judging commences at 8.30am Ring 1 Sponsor: Les Ashby, Pateley Bridge Fourth prize money if over 7 entries.

Prize Money: 1st £25.00 - 2nd £15.00 - 3rd £10.00 - 4th £5.00 (unless otherwise stated) Judge: please see website for judges details

Class 100 OPEN EQUITATION CLASS for horses over 14 h.h. Quality of horse not to be taken into account. SPECIAL LARGE H J HEINZ SALVER is awarded to the Winner.

HUNTERS Entry Fee - £5.00

Hunter Classes sponsored by Bishopton Equine Veterinary Services, RiponJudging follows class 100 Ring 1 Fourth prize money if over 7 entries.

Prize Money: 1st £25.00 - 2nd £15.00 - 3rd £10.00 - 4th £5.00 (unless otherwise stated) Judge: please see website for judges details

Class 101 HUNTER Gelding or Mare, 4 years old or over, exceeding 15.2hh to be ridden in the ring.Class 102 SMALL HUNTER not exceeding 15.2hh to be ridden in the ring. Class 103 HUNTER BROOD MARE WITH FOAL AT FOOT Class 104 FOAL

SPECIAL THE “SPARTY” SHIELD presented by the Johnson Family in memory of a great horse “Sparty” is awarded to the winner of CLASS 101.SMALL H J HEINZ SALVER is awarded to the winner of Class 102. CHANDALE TROPHY presented by the Johnson Family is awarded to the winner of Class 103.

COLOURED HORSE CLASSESEntry Fee - £5.00

Judging commences at 10.30 am Ring 3 Fourth prize money if over 7 entries. Sponsor: Forest House Veterinary Surgery, Knaresborough

Prize Money:1st £25.00 - 2nd £15.00 - 3rd £10.00 - 4th £5.00 (unless otherwise stated) Judge:Mrs S Dinsdale, Bradford

Class 115 BEST SKEWBALD/PIEBALD OPEN any height, age, sex, or type, shown in hand. Class 116 BEST SKEWBALD/PIEBALD RIDDEN HORSE OR PONY any type or sex. Judge will not ride. Display required. Spurs must not be wornrn.

SPECIAL CRYSTAL ROSE BOWL presented by Helen-Louise Johnson is awarded to the Champion Coloured Horse or Pony.

MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND PONIESEntry Fee - £5.00

Judging commences at 8.30 am Ring 3 Sponsor: Ripon Select Foods TO BE SHOWN IN HAND

NOTE: Classes 127 & 128 The Breed and registration number of the Breed Society must be stated on the Entry Form. Fourth prize money if over 7 entries.

Prize Money:1st £25.00 - 2nd £15.00 - 3rd £10.00 - 4th £5.00 (unless otherwise stated) Judge:K Logan, Blackburn

Class 127 REGISTERED MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND - LARGE BREEDS Mare or Gelding, any age, from the following breeds: Connemara, Highland, Fell, Dale, New Forest, Welsh Pony Section C & D. Winner through to Championship

Class 128 REGISTERED MOUNTAIN OR MOORLAND PONY Mare or Gelding, any age, from the following breeds: Dartmoor, Exmoor, Shetland, Welsh Pony Section A & B. Winner through to Championship.

Class 129 UNREGISTERED / PART BRED MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND - LARGE BREEDS Mare or Gelding, any age or breed. Winner through to Championship.

Class 130 UNREGISTERED / PART BRED MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND any age or breed, not to exceed 13hh. Winner through to Championship

SPECIAL £5 & SPECIAL ROSETTE is awarded to the Best Foal in any class, to be judged after Class 130.W M WALMSLEY TROPHY is awarded to the Champion Registered Mountain & Moorland. THE EXCELL TROPHY is awarded To the Champion Unregistered / Part Bred Mountain & Moorland.

UNAFFILIATED RIDING CLASSES Entry Fee - £4.00

Judging commences 9am Ring 4 Fourth prize money if over 7 entries. Sponsor: K A Anderson, Ripon Prize Money: 1st £15.00 - 2nd £8.00 - 3rd £6.00 - 4th £3.00 (unless otherwise stated)

Judge:L Kidson, Ripon

Class 139 RIDDEN PONY 4 years old or over, SUITABLE for and to be ridden in a snaffle bridle, by a child 10 years or under. Lead rein accepted. Confirmation of pony and riding ability will be taken into account. Class 140 SHOW PONY Mare or Gelding, 4 years old or over, SUITABLE for and to be ridden by a child 11 -15 years old Class 141 FAMILY HORSE 14hh and over. 2 riders one to be over 16years, one to do a show and one to jump a small course not over 79cm Class 142 “THELWELL” LOOK ALIKE Rosettes to all entries

SPECIAL RIDDEN PONY TROPHY is awarded to the winner of Class 139. THE SHOWSCENE TROPHY presented by Mr & Mrs R Houghton is awarded to the winner of Class 140. THE NATIONAL WESTMINSTER BANK TROPHY is awarded in Class 141.

BEST LOCAL PONYEntry Fee - £4.00

Judging commences at 10.30am in Ring 2 Sponsors: Hebdenwood Haylage, Ripley Caravan Park

Pony & Rider to reside within 10 miles of Ripley Town Hall. No B.S.P.S. ponies may enter these classes.

To be judged on condition of pony and suitability of pony for the rider. All competitors will receive a rosette. Fourth prize money if over 7 entries.

Prize Money: 1st £15.00 - 2nd £8.00 - 3rd £6.00 - 4th £3.00 (unless otherwise stated) Judge: Mrs M Nicholson, Ripon

Class 153 RIDER 7 YEARS AND UNDER ON SHOW DAY Pony not to exceed 13.2 hh Class 154 RIDER 8 TO 12 YEARS ON SHOW DAY Pony not to exceed 14.2 hh Class 155 RIDER 13 TO 16 YEARS ON SHOW DAY Horse or Pony not to exceed 15.2 hh

SPECIAL: NIDD VALLEY MOTORS LTD TROPHY is awarded to Best Local Pony.

PONY CLUB CLASSES Entry Fee - £4.00

Judging commences 11.30am Ring 4 Sponsor: The Barker Partnership, Pateley Bridge.

Competitors must be paid-up members of a Pony Club, riding ponies regularly used for Pony Club activities.To be judged on aggregate total of 60 points.

For cleanliness of pony, rider and tack - 20 points.For the way in which a rider presents the pony to the Judge - 20 points.

For performance over jumps (height not excessive) - 20 points Fourth prize money if over 7 entries.

1st Prize winners to go forward to ChampionshipPrize Money: 1st £15.00 - 2nd £8.00 - 3rd £6.00 - 4th £3.00 (unless otherwise stated)

Judge:Mrs S Dinsdale, Bradford

Class 165 PONY, MARE OR GELDING, NOT EXCEEDING 13.2 HH, 4 YEARS OLD OR OVER Rider 14 years or under. Class 166 PONY, MARE OR GELDING, EXCEEDING 13.2 HH BUT NOT EXCEEDING 15.2 HH, 4 YEARS OLD OR OVER , Rider 16 years or under.

SPECIAL: GOLD BLEND CHALLENGE CUP is awarded in the Championship.

FANCY DRESS Entry Fee - £3.00

All mounted competitors must wear protected headgear, properly fitted and secured at all times, which should comply with current British standard specifications May be mounted or unmounted.

Judging commences at 12 noon Rings 2 & 3 Fourth prize money if over 7 entries. Rosettes for all competitors.

Sponsor: J Todd & Son, Summerbridge NOTE: Entries will also be accepted on the day at the Secretary’s tent.

Prize Money: 1st £15.00 - 2nd £8.00 - 3rd £6.00 - 4th £3.00 (unless otherwise stated) Judge:Sir Thomas Ingilby Bt. and Lady Ingilby

Class 177 MOUNTED FANCY DRESS Class 178 FANCY DRESS (UNMOUNTED)

SPECIAL: THE MARGARET STIRK TROPHY is awarded for the Best Mounted Fancy Dress.

RIDING AND TURNOUT Entry Fee - £4.00

Judging commences at 8.30 am Ring 2 Sponsor: John Boddy Timber, Boroughbridge

Fourth prize money if over 7 entries.

Prize Money: 1st £15.00 - 2nd £8.00 - 3rd £6.00 - 4th £3.00 (unless otherwise stated) Judge: Mrs M Nicholson, Ripon Steward: Mr Mark Nicholson

Class 187 PONY, MARE OR GELDING. RIDER 12 YEARS OR UNDER ON SHOWDAY To be judged on cleanliness of tack, tidiness and ability of Rider. Quality of Pony not to be taken into account.Class 188 PONY, MARE OR GELDING. RIDER 13 TO 18 YEARS ON SHOWDAY To be judged on cleanliness of tack, tidiness and ability of Rider. Quality of Pony not to be taken into account.

SPECIAL THE STROVAL CUP presented by Mr & Mrs G R Robinson is awarded to the overall winner of Classes 187-188.

CLEAR ROUND JUMPING Entry Fee - £3.00

ALL ENTRIES TAKEN ON FIELD 11am - 1pm Ring 5 ALL COMPETITORS MUST WEAR PROTECTIVE HEADGEAR, PROPERLY FITTED AND SECURED,

WHICH SHOULD COMPLY WITH CURRENT BRITISH STANDARD SPECIFICATIONS AND APPROPRIATE RIDING FOOTWEAR

No prize money. Rosettes to all Clear Rounds

Class 198 CLEAR ROUND Jumps approximately 55cm

JUMPINGEntry Fee - £5.00

To commence 1pm Ring 5 Sponsor: G H Brooks & Co, Harrogate Fourth prize money if over 7 entries. Rosettes to sixth place. NOTE Entries will be taken on the field

NO HORSES OR PONIES BSJA REGISTERED WILL BE ALLOWED TO COMPETE ALL COMPETITORS MUST WEAR PROTECTIVE HEADGEAR, PROPERLY FITTED AND SECURED,

WHICH SHOULD COMPLY WITH CURRENT BRITISH STANDARD SPECIFICATIONS AND APPROPRIATE RIDING FOOTWEAR

Prize Money:1st £15.00 - 2nd £8.00 - 3rd £6.00 - 4th £3.00 (unless otherwise stated) Steward: Miss Debbie Richmond

Class 199 JUMPING jumps not exceeding 60cmClass 200 JUMPING jumps not exceeding 70cmClass 201 JUMPING jumps not exceeding 80cmClass 202 JUMPING jumps not exceeding 90cm

SPECIAL A SHIELD presented by the Society is awarded in Novice Pony Class 199. KAREN DOG GROOMING TROPHY is awarded in Open Pony Class 200. THE TESCO PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP is awarded in Novice Horse Class 201. HAT TRICK CHALLENGE TROPHY presented by Raffaelle Guy is awarded in Open Horse Class 202.

DRIVING Entry Fee - £5.00

12 45pm Rings 2 & 3 Affiliated to the British Driving Society. Open to horses & ponies any height, 4 years old or over, to be driven single, pair or tandem to a suitable vehicle, (commercial vehicles & hackney show wagons not permitted) .

Class 230 is a Victoria Food Company Open Private Driving Championship qualifier. The champion will qualify for the Grand Final, to be held on Sunday 15th September 2019 at David Broome’s Event Centre, Mount Ballon Manor, Crick, Chepstow. In the event that the champion has already qualified then the reserve champion to qualify. If the reserve has also qualified, the Rosette to be awarded to the Champion.

Once qualified, the Horse, Whip and Vehicle may not be changed

These classes include qualifiers for the 2019 Osborne Refrigerators BDS National Championship at Driving Addington. The highest place turnout owned and driven by a member of the British Driving Society and eligible for the following Type-Section/s disregarding those already qualified down to 6th place in the class will qualify

for the 2019 semi-finals at Driving Addington.The Championship will immediately follow the semi-finals. j. Two wheel Light trade (class 231) k. Four wheel

Light Trade (class 231) l. Single or tandem turnout driven to a two-wheel exercise vehicle (class 232) m. Single, pair or tandem turnout driven to a four-wheel exercise vehicle (class 232)

Sponsor: Mr Ken Walmsley Rosettes supplied by The British Driving Society.

Prize Money: 1st £20.00 - 2nd £10.00 - 3rd £5.00 - 4th £3.00 (unless otherwise stated) Judge:Mr D Capps, South Carlton, Lincoln

Class 230 PRIVATE DRIVING - SINGLES, PAIRS & MULTIPLES Horse or pony driven to a traditional or traditional type vehicle

Class 231 LIGHT TRADE Two or Four Wheeled Trade Vehicle. Open to horses and ponies, singles and pairs. No goods to be carried or displayed.

Class 232 EXERCISE VEHICLE Open to two or four wheeled vehicles of non traditional type and includes those with pneumatic tyres specially designed for carriages (ie. not car tyres)

SPECIAL TROPHY presented by Mr K Walmsley is awarded to the Winner of the Carriage Driving.

SPECIAL TROPHY is awarded to the winner of the Driven Exercise Vehicle

GUN DOG RETRIEVE Entry Fee - £3.00

Judging commences at 11.30am. Final will be approximately 4.45pm Entries taken on the field.

Sponsor: Dodson & Horrell, Feed specialists Prize Money:1st £30.00 - 2nd £20.00 - 3rd £15.00 - 4th £10.00 - 5th £5.00 (unless otherwise stated)

Judge:Mr M Steele, HARROGATE

Class 240 GUN DOG RETRIEVE

DOG AGILITY Entry Fee - £2.00

12 noon Sponsor: Oakbeck Veterinary Hospital, Harrogate Additional prizes kindly provided by The Innocent Pet, Wetherby will be awarded to the top 3 placed dogs

ENTRIES TAKEN ON FIELD. Open to all dogs.The course will consist of jumps and obstacles. CAREFUL HANDLING WILL BE TAKEN INTO CONSIDERATION

NO CHOKE CHAINS WILL BE ALLOWED IN THE RING. . Prize Money:1st £8.00 - 2nd £5.00 - 3rd £3.00 (unless otherwise stated)

Judge:Mr P Smith, York

Class 241 DOG AGILITY

COMPANION DOG & FRIENDS SHOWEntry Fee - £2.00

12.30pm Entries taken from 10.30am ALL ENTRIES ON THE DAY COMPANION DOG & FRIENDS SHOW open to all. Enquiries 01132 394510. Rosettes to 6th place. Best in Show, Best Non Pedigree in Show, Best Child Handler, Best Veteran in Show,

Best Puppy in Show.Steward: Mr Peter Broadbent

Class 242 COMPANION DOG & FRIENDS SHOW

SPECIAL FOREST HOUSE VETERINARY SHIELD is awarded to Best in Show.

SHEEP Judging commences at 10.30 a.m.

PLEASE NOTE: ENTRIES IN CHAROLLAIS, AND TEXEL CLASSES ARE RESTRICTED TO M/V ACCREDITED ANIMALS ONLY. Provision will be made for isolation of animals from M/V Accredited flocks - please signify on Entry Form where applicable. Accredited sheep must be identifiable by either ear tag or tattoo. Sheep must not be sprayed with Organo-Phosphorous Sheep Dip Products immediately prior to the Show. In the event of hot weather on Show Day Exhibitors must bring their own shelters. The Ripley Show

Committee cannot be responsible for any sheep scab infection contracted on Show Day. Owners are advised to review their own control measures.

THE SHOW COMMITTEE MAY AMALGAMATE CLASSES WHERE THERE ARE TOO FEW ENTRIES.

ALL EWES TWO SHEAR AND UPWARDS MUST HAVE REARED LAMBS IN THE CURRENT YEAR. A SPECIAL PRIZE OF £25 will be awarded to the exhibitor obtaining the most points in the Sheep Classes. Points will be awarded as follows:- 1 point for each exhibit shown plus 3 points for 1st; 2 points for 2nd & 1

point for 3rd. (Points will be calculated after the Show & prize money forwarded to Winner)

Champion of each breed (excluding butchers) will be required to be presented again for the overall INTERBREED CHAMPIONSHIP & CHAMPION SHEEP of the SHOW at 2pm, followed by present

Head Steward: Mr N Spedding

SPECIAL PRIZES ODDY WILSON TROPHY is awarded to the Champion Sheep of the Show.

INTERBREED CHAMPIONSHIP

TO BE JUDGED AT 2.15PM Judge: please see website for judges details

CHAROLLAIS (MV ACCREDITED) Entry Fee - £1.50

Sponsor: D & E NewmanFourth prize money if over 8 entries.

Breeders who have not previously won a Breed Championship will be awarded points towards The Black Sheep Brewery Trophy to be held at Masham Sheep Fair.

ALL ENTRIES MUST BE M/V ACCREDITED

Prize Money: 1st £10.00 - 2nd £8.00 - 3rd £6.00 - 4th £4.00 (unless otherwise stated) Points Scoring:1st 3 points - 2nd 2 points - 3rd 1 point

Judge:Mrs J Broughton, Melton Constable

Class 250 RAM SHEARLING OR UPWARDS Class 251 RAM LAMB Class 252 EWE OR GIMMER SHEARLING Class 253 GIMMER LAMB SPECIAL ANDREW UMPLEBY TROPHY is awarded The Champion Charollais Sheep.A ROSETTE presented by The Charollais Sheep Society is awarded for the Champion Charollais.

MULESEntry Fee - £1.50

Fourth prize money if over 8 entries. Prize Money:1st £10.00 - 2nd £8.00 - 3rd £6.00 - 4th £4.00 (unless otherwise stated)

Points Scoring: 1st 3 points - 2nd 2 points - 3rd 1 point Judge:please see website for judges details

Class 255 PEN OF 5 GIMMER LAMBS Class 256 A PAIR OF MULE GIMMER LAMBS Class 257 A PAIR OF MULE EWES OR SHEARLINGS

SPECIAL A ROSETTE presented by NEMSA is awarded for the Champion Mule.

BLUE FACED LEICESTER Entry Fee - £1.50

Sponsor: W E Jameson & Son Ltd. Fourth prize money if over 8 entries.

Prize Money:1st £10.00 - 2nd £8.00 - 3rd £6.00 - 4th £4.00 (unless otherwise stated) Points Scoring:1st 3 points - 2nd 2 points - 3rd 1 point

Judge: please see website for judges details

Class 259 BLUE FACED LEICESTER RAM AGED OR SHEARLINGClass 260 BLUE FACED LEICESTER RAM LAMB Class 261 EWE TO HAVE REARED LAMBS THIS YEAR Class 262 GIMMER SHEARLING Class 263 BLUE FACED LEICESTER RAM LAMB

SPECIAL HSBC SHIELD is awarded to the Champion Blue Faced Leicester.

WENSLEYDALE Entry Fee - £1.50

Sponsor; Wharfedale Farmers Auction Mart. Class 265 Fourth prize money if over 8 entries.

Prize Money: 1st £10.00 - 2nd £8.00 - 3rd £6.00 - 4th £4.00 (unless otherwise stated) Points Scoring: 1st 3 points - 2nd 2 points - 3rd 1 point

Judge: Mr F Lawson, Leyburn

Class 265 SHEARLING OR AGED RAM Class 266 RAM LAMB Class 267 EWE OR GIMMER SHEARLING Class 268 GIMMER LAMB

SPECIAL THE HENRY SUTCLIFFE SMITH CUP is awarded to the Best Ram Lamb. BRIMHAM PLATE presented by Mrs M Smith is awarded to the Champion Wensleydale. VIC HAYTON MEMORIAL TROPHY is awarded to the Best Wensleydale Female

MASHAM & TEESWATER Entry Fee - £1.50

Sponsor: Cross Green Veterinary Centre, Otley Class 270 Fourth prize money if over 8 entries.

CHAMPION TEESWATER SHEEP: Special prize of £5; RESERVE CHAMPION: Special prize of £2.


Teeswater Judge: Mr T Addison, Barnard Castle Masham Judge: Mr R Close, Skipton

Class 270 A PAIR OF MASHAM EWES Class 271 A PAIR OF MASHAM SHEARLINGS Class 272 A PAIR OF MASHAM GIMMER LAMBS Class 273 TEESWATER RAM TWO SHEAR OR OLDER Class 274 TEESWATER SHEARLING RAMClass 275 TEESWATER RAM LAMBClass 276 TEESWATER EWE Class 277 TEESWATER GIMMER SHEARLINGClass 278 TEESWATER GIMMER LAMB

SPECIAL THE ANDREW FISHER CUP presented by Mr A Fisher is awarded to the Champion Teeswater Sheep. CHAMPIONSHIP ROSETTE presented by I’Anson Bros is awarded for the Champion Masham Gimmer Lamb.

TEXEL (MV ACCREDITED)Entry Fee - £1.50

THESE CLASSES ARE INCLUDED IN THE NORTHERN AREA TEXEL SHEEP BREEDERS POINTS TROPHY COMPETITION

Sponsor: Brooksbank Valves, Skipton Fourth prize money if over 8 entries. Championship Rosette.

ALL ENTRIES MUST BE M/V ACCREDITED Prize Money: 1st £10.00 - 2nd £8.00 - 3rd £6.00 - 4th £4.00 (unless otherwise stated)

Points Scoring: 1st 3 points - 2nd 2 points - 3rd 1 point Judge: Mrs J Broughton, Melton Constable

Class 282 AGED RAMClass 283 SHEARLING RAMClass 284 RAM LAMB Class 285 AGED EWE Class 286 SHEARLING EWE Class 287 EWE LAMB SPECIAL BOB NEWBY TROPHY is awarded for Champion Texel.

REGISTERED BADGER FACE - WELSH MOUNTAINEntry Fee - £1.50

Fourth prize money if over 8 entries. Prize Money: 1st £10.00 - 2nd £8.00 - 3rd £6.00 - 4th £4.00 (unless otherwise stated)

Points Scoring: 1st 3 points - 2nd 2 points - 3rd 1 point Judge: J Langford, Chester

Class 290 RAM, SHEARLING OR OVER Class 291 RAM LAMB Class 292 EWE, SHEARLING OR OVER Class 293 EWE LAMB Class 294 GROUP OF THREE ANIMALS, ONE RAM & TWO FEMALES

SPECIAL MEADS TROPHY is awarded to the Champion.

RYELAND Entry Fee - £1.50

Rosettes to 4th place. Class 306 No Prize Money Rosettes to 4th place Class 307 Wool on the Hoof - One prize of £10 plus Rosette.

Kindly sponsored by Mr S HippsPrize Money: 1st £10.00 - 2nd £8.00 - 3rd £6.00 - 4th £4.00 (unless otherwise stated)

Points Scoring: 1st 3 points - 2nd 2 points - 3rd 1 point Judge:Mr D Lewis, Pembrokeshire.

Wool on the Hoof Judge: Mr I Brooksbank, Bradford

Class 300 AGED RAMClass 301 SHEARLING RAM Class 302 RAM LAMB Class 303 BREEDING EWEClass 304 SHEARLING EWE Class 305 GIMMER LAMB Class 306 GROUP OF 3 WHITE RYELANDSClass 307 WOOL ON THE HOOF - Will be judged with emphasis on presentation

SPECIAL THE ANDREW POPHAM MEMORIAL TROPHY is awarded for the Best White Ryeland in show (open to members of The Ryeland Flock Book Society only). ALANDALE TROPHY is awarded To the Best White Ryeland Lamb. EBOR TROPHY is awarded for the Best Ryeland Group.HARDGATE TROPHY presented by Mr S Hipps is awarded to the Best White Ryeland - “Wool on the Hoof”.

COLOURED RYELAND Entry Fee - £1.50

Rosettes to 4th place. Class 315 No Prize Money Rosettes to 4th place Prize Money: 1st £10.00 - 2nd £8.00 - 3rd £6.00 - 4th £4.00 (unless otherwise stated)

Points Scoring:1st 3 points - 2nd 2 points - 3rd 1 point Judge:Mr J Webb, Tenbury Wells

Class 309 AGED RAM Class 310 SHEARLING RAMClass 311 RAM LAMB Class 312 BREEDING EWE Class 313 SHEARLING EWE Class 314 EWE LAMB Class 315 GROUP OF THREE

SPECIAL A CUP is awarded to the Champion Coloured Ryeland. A TROPHY is awarded to the BEST GROUP OF THREE COLOURED RYELANDS.

BUTCHERS LAMBSEntry Fee - £1.50

Sponsors: Bishopton Veterinary Group, Ripon - Classes 342 & 343.H Weatherhead & Sons, Pateley Bridge - Class 344

Fourth prize money if over 8 entries. Championship Rosette.

Prize Money:1st £10.00 - 2nd £8.00 - 3rd £6.00 - 4th £4.00 (unless otherwise stated) Points Scoring: 1st 3 points - 2nd 2 points - 3rd 1 point

Judge: please see website for judges details

Class 342 PEN OF THREE MATCHING BUTCHERS NON CONTINENTAL LAMBS - - SHORT WOOL Class 343 PEN OF THREE MATCHING BUTCHERS CONTINENTAL LAMBS Class 344 PEN OF THREE MATCHING BUTCHERS LAMBS, LONG WOOL Class 345 BEST BUTCHERS LAMB, NON-CONTINENTAL NOT TO HAVE BEEN SHOWN IN ANY OTHER CLASS Class 346 BEST BUTCHERS LAMB, CONTINENTAL CROSS NOT TO HAVE BEEN SHOWN IN ANY OTHER CLASS Class 347 BEST BUTCHERS LAMB, LONG WOOL NOT TO HAVE BEEN SHOWN IN ANY OTHER CLASS

SPECIAL CUP is awarded to the Champion Butchers Lamb.

JACOB Entry Fee - £1.50

All Sheep to be shown to Breed Society Rule Rosettes to all competitors in class 356 The JACOB SHEEP SOCIETY offer a rosette for the Champion Jacob.

Prize Money: 1st £10.00 - 2nd £8.00 - 3rd £6.00 - 4th £4.00 (unless otherwise stated)Points Scoring: 1st 3 points - 2nd 2 points - 3rd 1 point

Judge: Mrs B Palmer, Clitheroe

Class 351 RAM, SHEARLING OR UPWARDS. Class 352 RAM LAMB , Born after 1st January 2019 Class 353 EWE , Having suckled progeny in 2019 Class 354 GIMMER SHEARLING Class 355 GIMMER LAMB , Born after 1st January 2019Class 356 BEST ANIMAL SHOWN BY ANYONE UNDER 13 YEARS OF AGE

SPECIAL THE FARNHAM TROPHY presented by the late Mrs J Foster is awarded to the Champion.

SHETLAND Entry Fee - £1.50

Fourth prize money if over 8 entries. SHETLAND SHEEP SOCIETY, NORTHERN SHOW AND CHAMPIONSHIP. Shetland Sheep Society Rosettes to Champion & Reserve Champion. Shetland Sheep Society has selected this show as one at which points may be gained towards the 2019 Flock Competition for the John Holmes Trophy. Open to all

SSS members, winners in the S.S.classes will receive points towards this competition which will be in two categories, Small flocks (19 ewes and under, pre lambing) Large flocks (over 20 ewes pre-lambing).

Points awarded as follows:- Champion 5, Reserve Champion 4, 1st 3, 2nd 2, 3rd 1 point. Rosettes to 4th place excepting class 366 - 1st & 2nd.

Prize Money:1st £10.00 - 2nd £8.00 - 3rd £6.00 - 4th £4.00 (unless otherwise stated) Points Scoring:1st 4 points - 2nd 3 points - 3rd 2 points

Judge:K Sharp, East Lothian

Class 360 RAM 2 YEARS OR OVERClass 361 SHEARLING RAM Class 362 RAM LAMB Class 363 EWE, To have reared lambs in 2019Class 364 SHEARLING EWE Class 365 EWE LAMBClass 366 FAMILY GROUP

SPECIAL JOHN HOLMES TROPHY is awarded to the overall Winner in the Flock Competition and will be presented at the Shetland AGM.

POLL DORSETEntry Fee - £1.50


Judge: Mr A Birch, Bakewell

Class 370 RAM SHEARLING OR AGEDClass 371 RAM LAMB Class 372 EWE SHEARLING OR AGED Class 373 EWE LAMB Class 374 GROUP OF THREE

SPECIAL FOURWAYS TROPHY is awarded to the Champion.

ZWARTBLE

Entry Fee - £1.50 Please state if M V

Fourth prize if over 8 entries Prize Money: 1st £10.00 - 2nd £8.00 - 3rd £6.00 - 4th £4.00 (unless otherwise stated)

Points Scoring:1st 3 points - 2nd 2 points - 3rd 1 point Judge:Mr V Davies, Rugby

Class 380 ADULT RAM Class 381 SHEARLING RAMClass 382 RAM LAMBClass 383 ADULT EWEClass 384 SHEARLING EWE Class 385 GIMMER LAMB Class 386 GROUP OF 3

SPECIAL THE MARGARET WATKINSON CUP is awarded to the CHAMPION ZWARTBLE.

GREYFACE DARTMOOREntry Fee - £1.50

YORKSHIRE REGIONAL SHOW FOR THE GREYFACE DARTMOOR BREEDERS ASSOCIATION Prize Money: 1st £10.00 - 2nd £8.00 - 3rd £6.00 - 4th £4.00 (unless otherwise stated)

Points Scoring: 1st 3 points - 2nd 2 points - 3rd 1 point Judge: Mr J Burn, Berwickshire

Class 388 RAM ANY AGE Class 389 RAM LAMBClass 390 EWE TO HAVE RAISED LAMB(S) IN THE YEAR OF THE SHOW Class 391 SHEARLING EWEClass 392 EWE LAMB

SPECIAL A CHAMPIONSHIP TROPHY presented by the Greyface Dartmoor Breeders Association is awarded to the Champion.

DALESBREDEntry Fee - £1.50


Judge: Mr R Close, Skipton

Class 397 AGED RAM Class 398 SHEARLING RAM Class 399 RAM LAMBClass 400 EWE TO HAVE RAISED LAMB (S) THIS YEAR Class 401 SHEARLING EWE Class 402 GIMMER LAMB

SPECIAL CHAMPION DALESBRED CUP presented by Mr Les Wilson

KERRY HILL Entry Fee - £1.50

Prize Money: 1st £10.00 - 2nd £8.00 - 3rd £6.00 - 4th £4.00 (unless otherwise stated) Points Scoring: 1st 3 points - 2nd 2 points - 3rd 1 point Judge: Mr M Peirson, Whitby

Class 405 AGED OR SHEARLING RAM Class 406 RAM LAMB Class 407 EWE Class 408 GIMMER SHEARLINGClass 409 GIMMER LAMB

ANY OTHER NATIVE BREEDEntry Fee - £1.50

PLEASE STATE BREED Sponsors: Mrs P. Rothwell, Harrogate & Mr David Coupland, County Durham

Rosettes to 6th placePrize Money: 1st £10.00 - 2nd £8.00 - 3rd £6.00 - 4th £4.00 (unless otherwise stated)

Points Scoring: 1st 3 points - 2nd 2 points - 3rd 1 point Judge: Mr B Coe, Harleston

Class 455 RAM SHEARLING OR OVER (PLEASE STATE BREED) Class 456 RAM LAMBClass 457 EWE SHEARLING OR OVER (PLEASE STATE BREED) Class 458 EWE LAMB

SPECIAL OAKLAND CUP presented Mr David Coupland is awarded to the Champion Native Breed.

ANY RARE BREED NOT PREVIOUSLY CLASSIFIEDEntry Fee - £1.50

PLEASE STATE BREED Sponsors: Mrs P. Rothwell, Harrogate & Mr David Coupland, County Durham

Rosettes to 6th place - Fourth prize money if over 8 entries.Prize Money: 1st £10.00 - 2nd £8.00 - 3rd £6.00 - 4th £4.00 (unless otherwise stated)

Points Scoring: 1st 3 points - 2nd 2 points - 3rd 1 point Judge:Mr B Coe, Harleston

Class 465 RAM SHEARLING OR OVERClass 466 RAM LAMB Class 467 EWE SHEARLING OR OVER Class 468 EWE LAMB

SPECIAL THE RIPLEY SHOW TROPHY is awarded to the Champion Rare Breed.

PRIMITIVE BREEDS EXCEPT SHETLAND Entry Fee - £1.50

PLEASE STATE BREED Rosettes to 6th place - Fourth prize money if over 8 entries


Judge: L Barnard, Malton

Class 470 RAM SHEARLING OR UPWARDS Class 471 RAM LAMB Class 472 EWE SHEARLING OR UPWARDS Class 473 EWE LAMB

YOUNG HANDLEREntry Fee - £1.50

To be judged in the Sheep Area at approx 1.15pm Rosettes to all competitorsPrize Money: 1st £6.00 - 2nd £3.00 - 3rd £1.50 (unless otherwise stated)

Points Scoring: 1st 3 points - 2nd 2 points - 3rd 1 point Judge: please see website for judges details

Class 476 YOUNG HANDLER UNDER 10 YEARS (to be accompanied by an adult) Class 477 YOUNG HANDLER 10 - 15 YEARS

SPECIAL THE GEOFFREY WALMSLEY TROPHY is awarded to the CHAMPION YOUNG HANDLER.

SHEEPDOG TRIALSSpecial consideration will be given by the Judge to the Shepherd who is most skillful and careful with their

sheep. NOTE ALL ENTRIES ON DAY To commence at 12 noon

SPECIAL PRIZES THE BEAUMONT TROPHY presented by Mrs P M Webster is awarded to the Champion Sheepdog.

SHEEPDOG TRIALS - OPENEntry Fee - £3.00

Prize Money: 1st £20.00 - 2nd £15.00 - 3rd £10.00 - 4th £6.00 - 5th £5.00 - 6th £4.00 (unless otherwise stated) Class 480 OPEN TRIAL

SPECIAL SPECIAL LADIES PRIZE is awarded in the Open Class.

SHEEPDOG TRIALS - OPEN NOVICEEntry Fee - £2.00 *

*ENTRY FEE Free to those entered in class 480 Prize Money: 1st £8.00 - 2nd £6.00 - 3rd £4.00 - 4th £2.00 (unless otherwise stated)

Class 481 NOVICE open to dogs who have not won 1st 2nd or 3rd place in an Open Trial

SPECIAL CUP presented by Mr & Mrs Jackson in memory of “Kipper” is awarded to the best Novice.

FARM PRODUCE

FARM PRODUCE Entry Fee - £1.00

Judging to commence at 10.00 am. for all classes. Sponsor: Paynes Farm Dairies, Ripon

Prize Money:1st £6.00 - 2nd £4.00 - 3rd £3.00 (unless otherwise stated) Judge:Mr A Fisher, Harrogate

Class 530 BALE OF HAYClass 531 SILAGE 1 Kilo of Silage Class 532 HAYLAGE 1 Kilo of Haylage Class 533 12 EARS OF WHEAT Class 534 12 EARS OF BARLEY Class 535 12 EARS OF WHITE OATSClass 536 DISH OF 6 HEN EGGS (FRESH, ANY COLOUR) Own display equipment required Class 537 DISH OF 6 BANTAM EGGS (FRESH, ANY COLOUR) Own display equipment required Class 538 ANY VINTAGE FARMING EQUIPMENT Class 539 ONE COLOURED LONGWOOL FLEECE Class 540 ONE WHITE HALF BRED FLEECE Class 541 ONE FLEECE FROM A DOWN BREED Class 542 ONE FLEECE FROM A PURE BRED HORNED BREED Class 543 ONE COLOURED FLEECE FROM A PURE BRED HORNED BREED Class 544 ONE FLEECE FROM A MULE HOG

SPECIAL THE M RICHARDSON CUP is awarded in Class 538

BAKING, WINE & HONEY

BREAD, CAKES & BISCUITS - OPEN Entry Fee - £0.50

Judging Commences at 10am for all classes EXHIBITORS PLEASE NOTE : NOT MORE THAN TWO ENTRIES IN ANY ONE CLASS IN THE BREAD,

CAKES & BISCUITS SECTION.

Prize Money: 1st £5.00 - 2nd £3.00 - 3rd £2.00 (unless otherwise stated) Points Scoring: 1st 3 points - 2nd 2 points - 3rd 1 point

Judges: Mrs A Watt, Brampton Ms P Jagger, Bedale Miss S Broadwith, Bedale

Class 545 1 WHITE LOAF (HAND MADE) Class 546 1 SPECIALITY LOAF, Indicate flavourClass 547 5 CHEESE STRAWS Class 548 4 FRUIT SCONES Class 549 AN INDIVIDUAL SAVOURY STARTER, Indicate flavourClass 550 SAVOURY QUICHE, Indicate flavour Class 445 SAVOURY QUICHE (INDICATE FLAVOUR) Class 551 LEMON DRIZZLE CAKE (GIVEN RECIPE) 100g (4ozs) Soft Margarine, 175g (6ozs) Self Raising Flour, 1 level teaspoon Baking Powder, 175g (6ozs) Light Brown Sugar, 2 Eggs, 4 tblsp Milk, Zest of 1 Lemon For the Icing : Juice of 1 lemon, 100g (4ozs) Caster Sugar

Method:- Zest the Lemon. Mix all the ingredients for the cake together until well blended using a mixer or processor. Grease and line a 2 lb loaf tin. Pour the mixture into tin. Place in a pre-heated oven mark 4 or 180c for approx 3/4 hour. While the cake is in the oven, mix together the icing ingredients. Pour icing over cake as soon as cake is removed from oven. Leave to cool in the tin, then turn out onto cooling tray .

Class 552 4 PIECES OF CHOCOLATE BROWNIE, To your favourite recipeClass 553 A FATLESS SPONGE (WITH NO FILLING) Class 554 4 GINGER BISCUITS (TO A GIVEN RECIPE) 175g/6oz S R Flour, 140g/5oz sugar, 85g/3oz rolled oats, 2 tsps ground ginger, 100g/4oz block margarine,1 tblsp golden syrup, 1 tsps bicarbonate of soda dissolved in 2 tblsp hot water

Method Melt marg and syrup. Add bicarb/water. Add this to dry ingredients. Mix well. Roll into small balls and press down with a fork on to a greased baking sheet. Bake in a moderate oven for 15/20 minutes Class 555 3 DECORATED CUP CAKES Judged on decoration only - to celebrate the 170th year of Ripley Show

Class 556 FRUIT TEA LOAF (TO A GIVEN RECIPE) 200g (8ozs) Sultanas, 100g (4ozs) Raisins, 100g (4ozs) Currants, 175g (6ozs) Demerara Sugar,200g (8ozs) Self Raising Flour , 1/4 pint Hot Tea - 1 Medium Egg

MethodMix together the dried fruit , sugar and hot tea, cover and leave overnight. Add beaten egg into flour and soaked dried fruit and mix well. Grease a 2lb loaf tin and line the base. Place mixture in tin and bake for 1 1/2 hours 160C/325F Gas mark 3. Always use hot tea so that the sugar dissolves.

Class 557 A MARBLE CAKE, To your own recipe

Class 558 A FAVOURITE INDIVIDUAL DESSERT, Indicate FlavourClass 559 A CHOCOLATE SWISS ROLL (WITH BUTTER CREAM FILLING) Class 560 APPLE PIE Class 561 JAR OF RASPBERRY JAM Class 562 JAR OF JAM (any other variety)

Class 563 JAR OF MARMALADE (any variety)Class 564 JAR OF LEMON CURDClass 565 JAR OF CHUTNEY (any variety)Class 566 JAR OF FRUIT JELLY (any variety)

SPECIAL PERPETUAL CHALLENGE ROSE BOWL is awarded for most prize points from Classes 545 - 560. NVGWI CENTENNIAL TROPHY is awarded for the Best Jar of Preserves.

WINE

Entry Fee - £0.50 FOR WINE CLASSES PLEASE USE FLANGED CORKS ONLY

Prize Money: 1st £5.00 - 2nd £3.00 - 3rd £2.00 (unless otherwise stated) Judge: Mr B Morton, Knottingley

Class 568 BOTTLE OF ANY FRUIT LIQUEUR Class 569 BOTTLE OF ANY FRUIT GIN Class 570 BOTTLE OF ANY NON ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE

SPECIAL HARROGATE BRASSERIE CUP is awarded for the Best in Show in the Wine Section.

HONEY

Entry Fee - £0.50Prize Money: 1st £5.00 - 2nd £3.00 - 3rd £2.00 (unless otherwise stated)

Judge: Mr M Badger MBE, Roundhay, Leeds

Class 572 1LB JAR OF LIGHT HONEYClass 573 1LB JAR OF MEDIUM OR DARK HONEY Class 574 1LB JAR OF HEATHER HONEY. Class 575 1 LB JAR OF SOFT SET HONEYClass 576 1 SHALLOW OR DEEP COMB

SPECIAL SILVER SALVER is awarded for most points in the Honey Section.

HANDICRAFTS

HANDICRAFTS - OPEN Entry Fee - £0.50

All entries to be made by the exhibitor, multiple entries accepted. Prize Money: 1st £5.00 - 2nd £3.00 - 3rd £2.00 (unless otherwise stated)

Judges:Mr R Ainsworth, Harrogate , Mrs M Parker, Harrogate Mrs G Thornton, Bedale

Class 580 A CUSHION, Any MediumClass 581 A KNITTED ITEM Class 582 A SOFT TOY IN A LARGE MATCHBOXClass 583 ANY ITEM OF PATCHWORK Class 584 ANY ITEM OF CROSS STITCH OR COUNTED THREAD Class 585 A HAND MADE CARD, To celebrate the 170th year of Ripley Show Class 586 SCULPTURE , Any Medium Class 587 A BOOK MARK Class 588 AN ITEM OF GRANDAD’S OR GRANDMA’S TREASURES Class 589 OIL OR ACRYLIC PAINTING , Any SubjectClass 590 PEN AND INK OR PENCIL DRAWING Class 591 A WATERCOLOUR, Any SubjectClass 592 COLOURED PENCIL, PASTEL OR CHARCOAL DRAWING Class 593 ANY ARTICLE IN WOOD Class 594 COMPUTER GENERATED POSTER, To celebrate the 170th year of Ripley Show Class 595 CALLIGRAPHY (GIVEN VERSE) Kindness is a language Which the deaf can hear And the blind can read By Mark Twain SPECIAL THE HANDICRAFTS SILVER BOWL is awarded for the Best Exhibit in the Show. THE RICHARD BLAND SALVER is awarded for Best Article in Wood.TECHNOLOGY PRODUCTS CUP is awarded in Class 594.

WOMEN’S INSTITUTE WI CLASSES

Nidd Valley Group of WIsInstitutes eligible:- Bilton, Bishop Thornton & Shaw Mills, Birstwith,

Hampsthwaite, Killinghall, Knox, Ripley, Nidd & Brearton. Theme Judge:Mrs A Harrison, Leyburn Produce Judge: Mrs J Clarke, Leyburn

Handicrafts Judges: Mrs J Temple, Northallerton , Mrs P Dunhill, GoldsboroughFlowers Judge: Mrs M Hammond, Burton Leonard

Class 1 PRODUCE 8 ITEMS (4 TO BE CHOSEN) 1. Ginger Beer 2. A jar of Mincemeat 3. 1 Cornish Pasty (shortcrust pastry) 4. Jam filled Swiss Roll 5. 4 Savoury Biscuits for cheese 6. Cherry and Almond Loaf - to a given recipe 115g (4oz) softened butter 115g (4oz) caster sugar 2 large eggs 115g (4oz) - 175g (6oz) glace cherries 80g (3oz) self raising flour 115g (4oz) ground almonds Almond extract - few drops

Put oven to heat at 170C or gas mark 3. Line a 2lb loaf tin with non-stick paperCream the softened butter and sugar until light and fluffy. Beat in the eggs, one at a time until well mixedFold in the flour and ground almonds gently with a spatula. Cut the cherries into quarters and fold in. Try not to stir too much as this spoils the texture and breaks up the cherries. Put into loaf tin, level out the top. Bake in the centre of the preheated oven for 50-60 mins but turn down after approx 20 mins to 150C or gas mark 2. If it gets too brown on the top turn down further. When golden on top and firm to the touch remove from the oven. Cool slightly then remove from tin. When cold store in an air tight tin7. 6 Chocolate Truffles - specify flavour 8. Afternoon Tea for One (4 items to be judged)

Class 2 HANDICRAFTS 8 ITEMS (4 TO BE CHOSEN)1. Premature baby cardigan, hat and mittens. To be passed on to hospital 2. Computer generated A4 poster promoting an Environmental Awareness Event 3. Photograph of water. Maximum size 5x7. Mounted (framing optional) 4. New Baby Card (any medium) 5. Proddy rug pot stand 6. An item of beadwork 7. Shirt to be remade into another item/garment 8. Handmade Toy (Any medium)

Class 3 FLOWERS An arrangement of 5 single head flower stems and foliage to complement the table. No floral foam to be used Class 4 THEME An Environmental Concern Using recycled/repurposed items to be judged by Anne Harrison and also voted for by the general public. Display not to exceed 8ft long by 5ft deep or a table will be supplied

HORTICULTURE Entry Fee - £0.50

Head Stewards: Mr Mike Prest

VEGETABLES - OPEN - AMATEURSponsor: F Tate & Sons, Larkhill Nurseries, Ripon.

AMATEUR - One who is not a whole or part-time professional gardener or in a similar occupation or does not employ full-time garden labour.

All exhibits must be staged by 9.45am, and remain until 5pm. Exhibits must be removed by 6pm or will be disposed of by the Society. Exhibitors must provide their own vases or containers.

There is no limit to number of entries. Prize Money: 1st £5.00 - 2nd £3.00 - 3rd £2.00 (unless otherwise stated)

Judge: Mr D Allison, Ilkley

Class 609 COLLECTION OF 5 KINDS OF VEGETABLES Displayed in a tray 2ft.6ins. Backboard allowed, garnishing allowed, kinds & quantities as per schedule classes Class 610 BASKET OR TRUG OF GARDEN VEGETABLES minimum three varieties, not to be judged on pointsClass 611 4 POTATOES (Coloured) Class 612 4 POTATOES (White) Class 613 FRENCH OR WAXPOD KIDNEY BEANS Class 614 6 PODS PEAS Class 615 3 ONIONS as grown. Each specimen to be 8oz. or over. Washed roots, not stripped. Class 616 3 ONIONS dressed, each specimen to be under 8oz. Class 617 6 SHALLOTS exhibition. Class 618 3 ONIONS from sets, dressed. Class 619 6 PODS BROAD BEANS Class 620 1 CAULIFLOWER Class 621 1 CABBAGE (Red excluded) to be cut by Judge.

Class 622 3 BEETROOT (excluding long) Trimmed to 3”Class 623 3 CARROTS Tops trimmed to not more than 3” Class 624 6 TOMATOES Class 625 6 RUNNER BEANS Class 626 A PAIR OF MARROWS not to exceed 14” Class 627 3 COURGETTES max length 6” Class 628 1 LETTUCE any variety or colour. Class 629 COLLECTION OF THREE KINDS OF VEGETABLES one of each kind. Class 630 ANY VEGETABLE NOT IN SCHEDULE Class 631 1 VASE OF HERBS Three distinct kinds, to be named Class 632 ONE DISH OF SOFT FRUIT One kind only. (Max 12 fruit) Class 633 ONE VEGETABLE, ONE FLOWER (single stem) ONE POT PLANT (max 5” pot) Class 634 3 CHILLIES, On a saucer

SPECIALTHE KILLINGHALL CUP is awarded for the Best Exhibit in Classes 609 - 634 inclusive.

FLOWERS - OPEN - AMATEUR Entry Fee - £0.50

Prize Money: 1st £5.00 - 2nd £3.00 - 3rd £2.00 (unless otherwise stated) Judge: Mr R Brownbridge, Harrogate

Class 640 BOWL OF DAHLIAS for all round effect Class 641 3 CACTUS DAHLIAS All same varietyClass 642 1 SPIKE GLADIOLUS Class 643 3 SPIKES GLADIOLI miniature or primula Class 644 ONE CACTUS PLANT any size pot Class 645 ONE SUCCULENT PLANT any size pot Class 646 ONE VASE SWEET PEAS 12 stems Class 647 ONE VASE SWEET PEAS 6 stems, one variety Class 648 6 ROSES Any variety or varieties, in vase Class 649 3 STEMS FLORIBUNDA ROSES in vase Class 650 1 ROSE Specimen HT Class 651 3 STEMS PHLOX Class 652 3 BLOOMS OR STEMS OF ANY VARIETY not included above Class 653 6 PANSIES OR VIOLAS Class 654 1 VASE PERENNIALS 3 distinct kinds, 5 stems of each Class 655 3 STEMS ANTIRRHINUMS Class 656 ONE POT PLANT, FLOWERING (excluding Fuchsia, Begonia & Pelagonium) in a pot 4” or less Class 657 ONE POT PLANT, FLOWERING (excluding Fuchsia, Begonia & Pelagonium) in a pot over 4” Class 658 ONE POT PLANT, FOLIAGE maximum pot 6” excluding ferns Class 659 1 BEGONIA FLOWERING Class 660 1 GERANIUM FLOWERING maximum pot 6” Class 661 1 FUCHSIA any size pot, any form of growth Class 662 BASKET OR HALF BASKET OF GERANIUMS container not over 15” diameter Class 663 TOP VASE Top Vase class is for a vase of mixed flowering stems containing a total of between 5 and 10 stems, taken from a minimum of 2 different kinds of plants. Please note that is 2 different KINDS of plant, 2 varieties of the same plant are NOT 2 kinds. The display will be judged out of a total of 35 points, split into: 25 points

for the colour, form, condition, quality and freshness of the flowers on display, and 10 points for the overall presentation and effect of the flowers in the vase. The vase will be viewed from all directions. Judging of flowers should be to the normal rules used for other classes. Stems used in the display must be showing flowers only; no seed heads or berries will be allowed. The vase can be any shape and size and made from any material, but must be in proportion to the display. No marks are awarded for the vase itself. No accessories - such as bows and additional foliage will be allowed. Foliage, which is growing naturally from the flowering stem and still attached to that stem, is allowed. Packing material - including florists’ foam - to keep stems in place is allowed.

SPECIAL A CUP is awarded for the Best Exhibit in Classes 640 - 663.

NOVELTY SECTION Entry Fee - £0.50

Prize Money: 1st £5.00 - 2nd £3.00 - 3rd £2.00 (unless otherwise stated) Judge: Mr D Allison, Ilkley

Class 668 1 MARROW heaviest weightClass 669 LONGEST CUCUMBER Class 670 JUG OF GRASSES

FLOWER ARRANGEMENT - OPEN Entry Fee - £0.50

Classes 684 - 690 - First £7; Second £5; Third £3 Prize Money: 1st £7.00 - 2nd £5.00 - 3rd £3.00 (unless otherwise stated)

Judge:Mrs M Stott, Bradford Steward: Mr Mike Prest

Class 684 ARRANGEMENT IN A KITCHEN UTENSIL Niche provided Class 685 AN EVERGREEN ARRANGEMENT Foliage only, Niche provided Class 686 ARRANGEMENT IN A WINE GLASS , No NicheClass 687 HAPPY BIRTHDAY RIPLEY SHOW An exhibit not exceeding 25cm overall An arrangement to celebrate the 170th year of Ripley Show Niche provided Class 690 HAVE A GO - AN ARRANGEMENT IN A CONTAINER A bucket of mixed flowers and foliage, together with a container will be provided for you, to be collected in the Flower Marquee from 10am on Saturday 10th August. Only the flowers and foliage provided should be used. Any unused flowers should be returned to the bucket when you bring your arrangement on Show Day Niche provided

DEFINITIONS: Classes 684 and 685 -Space allowed 30” (77cm) high x 22” (56cm) wide x 22” (56cm) deep. Class 687 not to be larger than the measurements. An exhibit is composed of natural plant material, with or without accessories contained within a space specified in the show schedule. Bases covered in off white. Drapes must be self supporting. ALL ENTRIES TO BE TOTAL WORK OF COMPETITORS STAGING: Saturday 10th August from 11am to 6pm

SPECIAL: THE CRAGG HILL CUP presented by Mrs M D Einhorn is awarded for the Best Exhibit. JOHN HARDY HAUTE COIFFEUR CUP is awarded in Class 686. THE DALESIDE NURSERIES SALVER presented by Daleside Nurseries, Killinghall is awarded to the winner of Class 684.

FLOWER ARRANGEMENT - OPEN Classes 691 - 692 - First £3; Second £2; Third £1(unless otherwise stated)

Judge: Mrs M Stott, Bradford Steward: Mr Mike Prest

Class 691 A GENTS BUTTONHOLE Class 692 A LADIES CORSAGE

YOUNG FARMERSNew classes for 2019 Intermediate and Senior: 16 to 20 years Junior: 10 to 15 years

INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR Entry Fee - £0.50

Prize Money: 1st £3.00 - 2nd £2.00 - 3rd £1.00 (unless otherwise stated)Judge: Ms P Jagger, Bedale, Miss S Broadwith, Bedale

Class 693 4 FRUIT SCONES (YOUR OWN RECIPE) Class 694 3 DECORATED MINI ROLLS (To be judged on decoration only)Class 695 4 PIECES OF TRAY BAKE (YOUR OWN CHOICE)

JUNIOREntry Fee - £0.50

Prize Money: 1st £3.00 - 2nd £2.00 - 3rd £1.00 (unless otherwise stated) Judges: Ms P Jagger, Bedale, Mrs A Watt, Brampton

Class 696 4 FRUIT SCONES (YOUR OWN RECIPE) Class 697 3 DECORATED MINI ROLLS (To be judged on decoration only)Class 698 4 PIECES OF TRAYBAKE (YOUR OWN CHOICE)

YOUNG PEOPLES’ CLASSES SAE MUST BE ENCLOSED AS ENTRY FEE IS KEPT LOW ENTRY FEE FOR ALL CLASSES £1 FOR 3

ENTRIES OR 50P PER CLASS No restriction of number of entries PLEASE INCLUDE CHILD’S AGE ON ENTRY FORM

SPECIAL PRIZES A CUP is awarded to the best exhibit in the Handwriting Classes.

THE SWAINE CUP is awarded to the best exhibit in the Floral Art Classes. THE NEW ROWAN SHIELD is awarded for the highest number of points in the Young People’s Classes.

THE A J MCCARTNEY MERIT CUP is awarded to the young person who appears to the judges to have taken the greatest care with his/her exhibit.

Stewards: Mrs Alyson Finney, Mrs Ruth Hirst & Mr Peter Kilford

UNDER 5 YEARS OLDEntry Fee - £0.50

Prize Money: 1st £3.00 - 2nd £2.00 - 3rd £1.00 (unless otherwise stated)Judge:Mr & Mrs T Franks, Warrington

Class 699 AN ARRANGEMENT OF ‘TREASURE’ IN AN EGG BOX - ‘TREASURE CHEST’ Class 700 A REPEATING PATTERN PICTURE MADE USING SPONGE PRINT OR POTATO PRINTClass 701 4 RICE KRISPIE OR CORNFLAKE BUNS

5 YEARS OLD TO 8 YEARS OLD INCLUSIVE Entry Fee - £0.50

Prize Money: 1st £3.00 - 2nd £2.00 - 3rd £1.00 (unless otherwise stated) Judge:Mr & Mrs T Franks, Warrington

Class 702 4 SQUARES OF ROCKY ROAD Class 703 A MINIATURE FLOWER ARRANGEMENT (max measurements 20cm x 20cm x 20cm)Class 704 A FRUIT AND/OR VEGETABLE VEHICLE Class 705 A FELT TIP PEN OR PAINTED PICTURE - 170 YEARS OF RIPLEY SHOW Class 706 HANDWRITING MountainsHave you ever climbed to the top of a mountain? Mountains are steep sided places that are taller than the land around them. Any mound of land higher than around 600 metres counts as a mountain. Class 707 A HOME-MADE BIRTHDAY CARD Class 708 MINIATURE GARDEN , accessories allowed, on a dish, plate or small tray (max 20 cm x 20 cm)

9 YEARS TO 12 YEARS INCLUSIVEEntry Fee - £0.50

Prize Money: 1st £3.00 - 2nd £2.00 - 3rd £1.00 (unless otherwise stated) Judge: Mr & Mrs T Franks, Warrington

Class 709 A VICTORIA SANDWICH CAKE, filled with raspberry jam and dusted with caster sugar Class 710 A FLOWER ARRANGEMENT IN A TEA CUP AND SAUCER (max dimensions 30cm x 30cm x 30cm)Class 711 MINIATURE GARDEN accessories allowed, in a tray not exceeding 45cm by 30cm Class 712 HANDWRITING My favourite recipeClass 713 A HOMEMADE MODEL OF RIPLEY CASTLE , Using any suitable materials. (Max overall dimensions 40cm tall x 40cm wide x 40cm deep)Class 714 A HOME MADE BOOKMARK, Any suitable materialsClass 715 ANY HANDMADE ARTICLE MADE FROM RESISTANT MATERIALS eg. wood, metal, clay, beads, shells Class 716 A PHOTOGRAPH , “Wildlife”Class 717 A COLLAGE, USING ANY MATERIALS , “170 years of Ripley Show”

13 YEARS TO 16 YEARS INCLUSIVE Entry Fee - £0.50

Prize Money: 1st £3.00 - 2nd £2.00 - 3rd £1.00 (unless otherwise stated) Judge: Mr & Mrs T Franks, Warrington

Class 718 4 SQUARES OF CHOCOLATE BROWNIEAny variety or varieties, please indicate flavour(s) on your exhibit where appropriate Class 719 AN INDIVIDUAL STARTER , Please indicate flavour on your exhibit Class 720 AN ARRANGEMENT OF FLOWERS AND FOLIAGE IN AN UNUSUAL CONTAINER(Max overall dimensions 40cm tall x 40cm wide x 40cm deep) Class 721 A COMPUTER GENERATED POSTER , Promoting a music festival Class 722 ANY HANDMADE ARTICLE MADE FROM RESISTANT MATERIALS eg. wood, metal, clay, beads, shells Class 723 A PHOTOGRAPH, “Natural Shapes”

PHOTOGRAPHY PHOTOGRAPHY OPEN (TENTED CLASSES)

Entry Fee - £0.50 Judging commences at 10.00 am. PLEASE NOTE NO ENTRIES WILL BE TAKEN ON THE DAY

All entries to be colour prints not larger than 5”x7” including mount. No more than 3 entries per class per person. (Class and entry number on reverse side please)

Prize Money: 1st £3.00 - 2nd £2.00 - 3rd £1.00 (unless otherwise stated) Judge: Mr C Winpenny, Otley

Class 731 SUMMER IN YORKSHIREClass 732 SKY DRAMA Class 733 CLOSE UP Any Subject

SPECIAL THE RODDY SCOTT MEMORIAL TROPHY is awarded for best overall photograph.

JUNIOR PHOTOGRAPHY 50p Per entry

Photographs must have been taken by the entrant, who must be aged 16 or under on the day of the show. All entries to be colour prints, not larger than 5” x 7” including mount. No more than 3 entries

per class, per person. (Class and entry number on reverse side please) NOTE:- NO ENTRIES ON DAY

Prize Money: 1st £3.00 - 2nd £2.00 - 3rd £1.00 (unless otherwise stated) Judge: Mr C Winpenny, Otley

Class 735 MY PETClass 736 WHERE I LIVE

VINTAGE FARM MACHINES VINTAGE FARM MACHINES

Entry Fee - FreeTo be in position by 10 am. To be judged as the most appealing exhibit at 1.30 pm.

Rosettes to 4th Place NOTE: Entries will also be accepted on the field. All exhibitors must have Public Liability Insurance and proof of this must be produced to the Steward in charge.

MACHINERY MUST NOT BE LEFT UNATTENDED Head Steward: Mr Alan Chalk

Class 746 BEST RESTORED TRACTORClass 747 BEST TRACTOR WITH WORKING COAT Class 748 BEST STATIONARY ENGINEClass 749 BEST WORKING DISPLAY OF FARM MACHINERYClass 750 BEST STATIC DISPLAY OF FARM MACHINERY

SPECIAL THE ROY GILLANDERS TANKARD presented by Mrs E Gillanders is awarded in Class 747.

RIPLEY SHOW MEMBERSHIP

We welcome members old and new to our annual show. If you would like to become a member please fill in your details below and send to the secretary. If you would like to pay by Standing Order then please continue to the second part. Send to the secretary Miss Tammy Smith, 3 Waterfront Mews, Apperley Bridge, Bradford, BD10 0UR. We will of course continue to collect from those whop refer to pay their local committee member.

Name: ..........................................................................Address: .......................................................................... .......................................................................... ..........................................................................Postcode: ..........................................................................Email address: ..........................................................................

I/We would like to subscribe for membership for ......... people @£15 each.Plus a voluntary donation of £..........

CONTINUE IF YOU WOULD LIKETO PAY ANNUALLY BY STANDING ORDER

Standing Order to :- Ripley & District Agricultural & Horticultural Society Ltd

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Please pay the sum of £.......... Annually on 1st June commencing ...../...../..... to:-Ripley & District Agricultural & Horticultural Society Ltd.Registered Charity No. 1167623Sort Code: 20-98-98 Account No: 63153037Reference ............... (Please print the account name below) ..................................................................................Signed ..................................................................................Date ..................................................................................

YORKSHIRE FEDERATION OF SHOW SOCIETIES Remaining Shows from May 2013 Remaining Shows in 2019

May 25th Yorkshire Young Farmers Rally Aug 4th 134th Sykehouse

25-26 Hambleton District Show 4th Tockwith & District

27th Northumberland County 7th Thornton le Dale

June 1st Askwith 9th Hinderwell

2nd Messingham Horse & Foal 10th Sedgefield

8th Honley 10th Halifax

15th Todmorden 11th Ripley

15th Eastrington 14th Danby Agricultural

16th North Yorkshire County 17th Gargrave Agricultural

23rd Huby & Sutton 17th Rosedale & District

29th Todmorden Country Fair 18th Mirfield

30th Arthington & Pool 21st Egton

30th Malton 24th Malham

July 7th Howden 24th Wensleydale Agricultural

9-11th Great Yorkshire Show 26th Burniston

13th Knaresborough Garden Show 26th Farndale Agricultural

17th Driffield 26th Reeth & District

20th Bingley 27th Kilnsey Show & Sports

20th Bishop Wilton Show & Craft Fair 31st Bilsdale

21st Crowle Agricultural Sept 7th Keighley & District

25th Weeton 7th Lealhom Farm Poduce

27th Birstwith 13-15th Harrogate Autumn Flower

27th Cleveland 14th Bridlington Autumn

28th Aldborough & Boroughbridge 14th Penistone

30th Ryedale 21st Stokesley

31st Borrowby 23rd Nidderdale

Aug 3rd Emley Oct 19-20th Countryside Live

3rd Osmotherley 19th-20th Knaresborough Late Flower

Secretaries names and addresses can be obtained from

Great Yorkshire Showground HG2 8NZ 01423 541000

2020 RIPLEY SHOW WILL BE HELD ON

SUNDAY 9TH AUGUST

RIPLEY CASTLE

The Ingilby family are the oldest family still to live in the same residence

Ripley Castle is a delight to visit at any time of the year - if the Castle walls could talk they would tell the story of

kings and queens, civil war and plagues, secrets concealed behind the Knight’s Chamber panelling, the swashbuckling

daughter who held Oliver Cromwell at gunpoint in the library, and numerous clandestine affairs.

Guided Tours are amusing and informative.

Special Children’s Castle Tours daily at 1.00 p.m.in school holidays

Beautiful Gardens and Parkland Magnificent grounds - walled gardens contain some of Britain’s largest herbaceous borders; kitchen gardens

containing rare collections of herbs and spices, fruit trees and vegetables; Deer Park and lakes.

Children’s Play Area There are tempting items on display at the Castle’s Gift Shop and The Castle Tearooms is the perfect place for

delicious refreshments. There is ample free parking.

ENTHRALLING FOR ALL AGES OPEN ALL YEAR

(Ring or check website for further information) Ripley Castle, Ripley, Harrogate, HG3 3AY

Tel: 01423 770152 [email protected]

www.ripleycastle.co.uk

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