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LIDDESDALE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY’S OPEN
‘HOLM’
SHOW
To be held at Newcastleton on
SATURDAY, 30th AUGUST, 2014
PRIZE
SCHEDULE
For Sheep, Ponies, Walking Sticks, Poultry,
Dogs, Industrial, Home Baking,
Flowers and Vegetables, Photographs,
Wrestling (Under C. & W. Rules), Tug of War,
Children’s Pets
Terrier Races
Vintage Machinery
50 Trophies
£3,000 IN PRIZES
All Entries and Fees to be in the hands of the Secretary by
Saturday 9th August, 2014
LATE ENTRIES WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED AFTER THIS DATE
Admission: Adult £6.00 — Concession £3.00 — Junior (under 16) £1.50
Car Park £2.00
Livestock & Advertising Hon. Secretary:
Jenny Nixon, Blinkbonny, Newcastleton, TD9 0TN. Tel: 01387 808 789
Industrial & General Hon. Secretary:
Linda Roystone, 13 Scott Street, Newcastleton, TD9 0QQ. Tel: 013873 75871
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.holmshow.co.uk
EXHIBITORS WILL COLLECT EXHIBIT ENTRY NUMBERS FROM THE RELEVANT
MARQUEE ON SHOW DAY. ALL EXHIBITS TO BE STAGED BY 9.45AM
Scott & Paterson Ltd., Printers, 9 High Street, Hawick • Tel: 01450 372773 • Fax: 01450 373512 • Email: [email protected]
CPH 92 769 8006
RULES AND REGULATIONS
(Note that all stock referred to is non-accredited)
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The Society has for its objects the promotion of the interests of Industry in general and of
Agriculture in particular, and of the Public Health. The committee reserve to themselves
power to withhold or modify any of the premiums where the exhibits, in their opinion or the
opinion of the Judges, are not of sufficient merit, or where there is no competition. The
premiums awarded in all classes will be paid as soon as possible after the Show.
All stock exhibited must be the bona fide property of the exhibitor and have been in his
possession from 1st June, 2014. All articles in vegetable and flower Classes to be grown
by and be the bona fide property of the exhibitor. All photos to be the bona fide property of
the exhibitor.
All ewes must have reared and nursed lambs this season and not weaned before 1st August.
All stock and exhibits to be in their place by 9.45 a.m. on the morning of the Show.
Tent exhibits to be in their place by 9.45 a.m. on the morning of the Show.
During the judging of stock no person will be allowed in the ring except the Judge and
Attending Members.
All female sheep of all breeds, except Dorset Horn, Polled Dorset and Finnish Landrace,
and all Angora goats, to be entered and/or exhibited are:
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non‑pregnant (empty)
ii. have not lambed within 30 days prior to entry to Show
iii. not subject to procedures which change the seasonal breeding pattern
All other female sheep of the Dorset Horn, Polled Dorset and Finnish Landrace breeds, and
animals subject to procedures which change the seasonal breeding pattern, must be accompanied
by a declaration from flock masters or agents.
All sheep to comply with Scab Regulations.
Protests must be lodged with the Secretary by 2 o’clock on the day of the Show and the
decision of the committee appointed to determine these shall be final. No protests can be
entertained unless a deposit of £5 has been lodged with the Secretary, which deposit shall
be forfeited to the Society if the committee consider there are no grounds for the protest.
Cut Flowers to be shown in exhibitors own appropriate containers. Containers must be clean
and free from any previous show labels, etc.
No responsibility will be incurred by the society or its stewards or servants for any loss
or accident that may befall any of the stock exhibited, but every possible care and
attention will be bestowed on all exhibits.
All exhibitors who have entries of £10 or over in all classes will receive an Acknowledgement
Card and Complimentary Ticket for Admission to Show.
All Cups to be returned in original condition to the Secretary fourteen days prior to date
of Show.
The responsibility for care & inscription of individual cups lies with each recipient for the period
of receipt of cup until it is handed back to the Secretary.
No Cups to leave the United Kingdom.
In the event of a tie for points, prizes in the Industrial and Home Baking sections, the
Society will purchase a further prize to the same value.
Exhibitors are limited to 3 entries in Section Classes - Vegetables, Baking, Industrial &
Photography (excluding children’s).
All riders must wear protective headgear.
The owners of all horses attending the Show should carry with them a passport for each animal.
No stock to be lifted before 3 p.m.
Exhibits must not be lifted before 4 p.m.
The committee will not be responsible for Exhibits left in tents after 5pm unless by prior arrangement.
Applications for Sponsorship, Advert, Trade Stand Contact
Livestock and Advertising Secretary
Jenny Nixon 01387 808 789
Fields kindly lent by Miss M. E. Grieve, Buccleuch Estates,
Harrison & Hetherington Ltd. and Mr I. Aitchison.
PROVISIONAL SHOW DAY TIME TABLE
8.30am
9.00am
9.40am
9.30am
10.00am
10.00am
10.00am
10.00am
10.20am
10.30am
10.30am 10.30am
11.00am
11.00am
11.00am
11.30am
11.45am
Noon
Noon
12.10pm
12.30pm
12.30pm
12.30pm
12.30pm
1.00pm 1.00pm
1.30pm
1.30pm
2.00pm
2.30pm
2.45pm 3.00pm
3.00pm 3.30pm
3.30pm
4.00pm 4.30pm
5.00pm
Show Yard Opens
Judging of Registered Mountain and Moorland Ponies - Large Breeds (Ring 2)
Judging of Registered Mountain and Moorland Ponies - Small Breeds (Ring 2)
Judging of Pony Club Pony (Ring 1)
Judging of Livestock
Judging of Flowers, Vegetables, Dairy Produce, Baking, Photos
Judging of Vintage
Judging of Poultry
Judging of Registered Mountain and Moorland Ponies - Champion (Ring 2)
Judging of Coloured Horse or Pony- In Hand
Judging of Bluefaced Leicester
Judging of Prime Lambs
Judging of Hill Cobs (Ring 1)
Judging of Veteran Horse or Pony- In Hand (Ring 2)
Judging of Dogs (Ring 3)
Judging of Utility Horse or Pony (Ring 2)
Judging of Small Native Ponies - Lead Rein (Ring 1)
Wrestling (C. & W. Rules) (Ring 3)
Judging of Young Handlers
Judging of Small Native Ponies - Ridden (Ring 1)
Approximately Tents open to public
Clear Round (Ring 2)
Judging of Overall Sheep
Judging of Show Pony (Ring 1)
Judging of Small Pet Show (Ring 3)
Open Jumping (Ring 1)
Liddesdale Agricultural Society Highland Games (Ring 3)
Fancy Dress (Horse Section) (Ring 2)
Horse Sports (Ring 2)
Penalty Shoot Out Competition (Ring 3)
Hawick Pipe Band Parade (Ring 2)
Vintage Tractor Parade (Ring 2) Weather permitted
Children Sports (Ring 3)
Gamblers Stakes (Ring 1)
Presentation of Trophies Mr & Mrs B Wilson, Jobson, Longtown
Terrier Racing (Ring 2)
Adult and Children Tug of War Competition (Ring 2)
Holm Show BBQ
Entertainment throughout the day includes
Craft Tent & Demonstrations, Fun Fair, Hawick Pipe Band, Young
Handlers Sheep Section, Children’s Small Pet Show, Mini Highland
Games, Children’s Sports, Children’s Entertainer, Vintage Farm
Engines, Mel Horne - Photographer, Tug of War, BBQ at end of day.
Liddesdale Agricultural Society
Office-Bearers for 2014
Patron:
HIS GRACE THE DUKE OF BUCCLEUCH
President:
Mrs J. NICHOL, Dykecrofts, Newcastleton
Vice-Presidents:
Hon. T. W. TENNANT, Shaws, Newcastleton
Lady EMMA TENNANT, Shaws, Newcastleton
MARGARET ELIOTT, Redheugh
Mr D. THOMLINSON, Park View, Scaleby
Mr C. J. BRODIE, Solway Bank Cottage, Pingle Farms, Canonbie
Miss M. E. GRIEVE, Braefit, Newcastleton
Mrs C. MURRAY, Fiddleton Bankend Ewes
Mr A. SCOTT, Pathhead, Newcastleton
THE EARL OF DALKEITH, Thornhill
Mr A. DOUGLAS, Saughtree
Mr A. HARRINGTON, Penrith
Executive Committee:
Chairman: Mr G. McGimpsey
Vice-Chairman: Mr R. Elliot
Messrs I. Aitchison, A. Atkinson, P. Hedley, A. Hope, K. McGimpsey, J. Nichol,
G. Nichol, D. Nixon, J. Nixon, D. Oliver, C. Richardson, P. Scott, J. Turnbull, G. White
Mesdames P. Atkinson, K. Elliot, A. Forster, S. Herd, M. Irving, J. Nixon,
S. Little, S. Richardson, L. Scott, K. Skelton, B. L. Stagg
Equestrian Sub-Committee:
L. Stenhouse, S. Reynolds, H. J. Hedley, F. Anderson, A. Spence
Hon. Secretaries:
Livestock & Advertising: Mrs J. Nixon, Blinkbonny, Newcastleton, TD9 0TN
01387 808 789
Industrial & General: Mrs L. Roystone, 13 Scott Street, Newcastleton, TD9 0QQ
013873 75871
Hon. Treasurer:
Mr M. Macgregor, Hermitage, Hawick
Hon.Auditor
P. S. Davidson, A.A.I.A. Newcastleton
CONVENERS
South Country Cheviot Sheep - Mr R Elliot
Blackfaced Sheep – Mr J Nixon
Greyfaced Sheep – Mr G Nichol
Bluefaced Sheep – Mr G Nichol
Hill North Country Cheviot Sheep – Mr P Scott
Continental Sheep – Mr A Atkinson
Prime Lambs – Mr A Atkinson
Young Handlers –Mr J Nichol
Ponies – Mrs L Stenhouse
Dogs – Mrs B Stagg
Children’s Pets Mrs B Stagg
Poultry – Mrs K Elliot
Wrestling – Mr A Harrington
Flowers – Mrs A Foster
Floral Art – Mrs K Skelton
Vegetables – Mr & Mrs C Richardson
Home Baking – Mrs J Nixon
Industrial – Mrs L Scott
Walking Stick – Mr D Oliver
School – Mrs S Herd
Photography – Mr G White
Vintage- TBA
Children’s Sport- Mr A Atkinson
Entertainment- Mrs P Atkinson
Trophies – Mrs M Irving
Gate, Car park, Catalogue – Mr I Aitchinson
Catering and Refreshments- Mr P Hedley
Vet on day Capontree Vets, Longtown
We would like to acknowledge the support of Mr & Mrs Cetoloni
towards publication of both schedule and catalogue
JUDGES AT SHOW
Livestock Section
Overall Judge:
South Country Cheviot Sheep:
Blackfaced Sheep: Greyfaced Sheep: Bluefaced Sheep:
Hill North Country Cheviot Sheep:
Continental Sheep:
Prime Lambs:
Young Handlers:
Pony Club Pony, Hill Cobs, Small Natives,
Show Pony:
Presentation and Turnout:
Registered Mountain and Moorland,
Veteran, Utility Pony:
Dogs: Children’s Pets:
Poultry
Mr W Skilling, Tayilloan, Argyll
Mr G Bell, Caroline St, Langholm
Mr W Todd, Glenshanna, Westerkirk
Mr W Walton, Peripeugh, Bardon Mill
Mr W Walton, Peripeugh, Bardon Mill
Mr J Gallon,
Howan Grange Cot, Morebattle
Mr S Stoddart, Hillside, Wigton
Mr S Stoddart, Hillside, Wigton
Mr W Skilling, Tayilloan, Argyll
C & W. Wrestling:
Flowers: Floral Art: Vegetables: Baking (Plain): Baking (Fancy): (classes 312 - 323) Baking (Fancy):(classes 324 - 335)
Jams, Jellies, & Wines:
Needlework: Knitting: Children’s Classes: Walking Sticks: Photographs: Vintage:
T.B.A
Lady Emma Tenant, Newcastleton
Mrs S Elliot, Brampton
Mr W Little, Westerkirk
Mrs W Kinstry, Westerkirk
Mrs E Mcneil, Westerkirk
Mrs C Todd, Westerkirk
Mrs A McDairmant, Canonbie
Mrs M Pate, Galashiels
Mrs Coltherd, Yarrow
Mrs S Inglis, Newcastleton
Mr S Smith, Mossfoot, Annan
Mr J Anderson, Hawick
Mr J Dixon, Carlisle
Mr J W Langcake, Kirkpatrick Fleming
Mr P Armstrong Wilson, Canonbie
Mrs J Ward, Wigton
Mrs E A Stien, Newcastle
Capontree Vet, Longtown
Mr A Edward, Brydekirk
Industrial Section
TROPHY WINNERS 2013
The Cumberland and Dumfriesshire Farmers Cup. Overall Champion Sheep
Mr G Jackson
The Eskdale and Liddesdale Advertiser Trophy. Overall Reserve Sheep
Mr J Nicholson
The Charlie Wilson Memorial Cup. Shepherd 25yrs and under most points in sheep section
Miss Zoe Hall
The Wattie Robertson Memorial Cup. Overall Cheviot or Blackface
Mr G Jackson
The Cumberland and Westmorland Farmers Ltd Challenge Cup. South Country Cheviot
Mr A Warden
The Liddesdale Junior Agricultural Challenge Cup. South Country Cheviot
Mr C Weir
The John Charlton Challenge Cup. Blackface
Mr G Jackson
The Larriston Perpetual Challenge Cup. Blackface
Mr G Jackson
The Rickerby Ltd Tankard. Greyfaced Ewe Lambs
Mr J Nicholson
The Raeburn Perpetual Challenge Cup. Blueface Leicester Champion
Mr T Davidson
The Thomas Watson Memorial Shield. Blueface Leicester opposite sex of Champion
Mr T Davidson
Solway Agricultural Cup. Hill North Country Cheviot Cup
New for 2014
Mr G McGimpsey and Mr G Rae Cup. Continental Classes
Mr R Fox
The Titheburn Challenge Cup. Prime Lambs
Mr W Armstrong
The Bedda Cup. Young Handlers
Mr V Davidson
The Liddesdale Agricultural Society Challenge Cup. Class 70 Pony Club Pony
Miss E Brown
The Hawick News Challenge Cup. Class 71 Pony Club Pony
Miss N Kennedy
Sir Waldie Griffiths Perpetual Challenge Cup. Class 72 Hill Cobs
Miss N Jackson
Copshaw Cup. Class 73 & 74 Small Natives Ridden
Miss I Brown
Coffee Johnny Perpetual Challenge Cup. Class 75 Show Pony
Miss E Brown
Liddesdale Agricultural Society Challenge Cup. Class 76 Registered Mountain and Moorland Large
Miss N Jackson
Lingards Wood Willow Trophy. Class 77 Registered Mountain and Moorland Small
Miss T Scott
Westerkirk Saddlery Perpetual Trophy. Class 76 and 77 Best Welsh
Mrs F Flackie
Poldark Trophy. Class 78 Coloured in hand
Mrs L Gilchrist
The Ruaridh Trophy. Class 79 Veteran
Master A McColm
The Graham Murray Memorial Trophy. Class 80 Utility Horse/Pony
Miss E Meldrum
Gamblers Stakes Jumping
New for 2014
The Colin Telford Salver. Class 86 & 87 Horse Sports
Miss K Dodd
TROPHY WINNERS 2013 (continued)
Peel Fell Cup. Working terrier
Mr K Duncan
Caldcleuch Cup. Collies
Mr B McKay
The R. L. Parkin Shield. Poultry
K Griggs
The Elliot Cup. Poultry Junior Class
K Griggs
Sam’s Shield. Poultry
J & A Foster
George Waddell Trophy. Eggs
K Griggs
The William Forrester Memorial Trophy. Overall Performance
Martin Maussion
R O Waugh Challenge Cup. Under 18 years
Darryl Hodgson
Tankard for winners of under 13yrs, under 15yrs
The Bell Cup. For most point in Flower Section
Mr Moyes
The Centenary Cup. For most points confined to Castleton and Saughtree
Joint – Mrs I Nichol & Mr P Hutton
The Jean and Ell Quaich. Class 142 (One Bloom)
Mrs J Douglas
Newcastleton SWRI cup. Most Points in Classes 230, 231, 232, 233, 234
Mrs A Orr
Tinnis Cup. For most points
Mr D L Irving
RBL (Newcastleton) Cup. Most points in Classes 251,261, 262, 264 (open)
Mr D L Irving
The Jean Mitchinson Shield (Open) for most points overall in Dairy Produce, Jams,
Jellies & Home Baking
Mrs J Foster
The Anderson Cup. For most points in the Home Baking
Mrs J Forster
The Holm Cup. For most points in Industrial Overall
M Main
M.L. Adamson & J.I Bee Cup. For most points (Newcastleton children)
W Webster
The Leonard Parkin Perpetual Challenge Cup. For most outstanding exhibit
Mr R Phillips
The Duncan Brown Memorial Cup. For most points in open classes
Mr A Dent
The Robert Little Challenge Cup. For most points in Walking Stick section
Mr A Dent
Marius Carruthers Trophy. For best Novice Stick
Mr R Phillips
The Barbour Challenge Cup. For best photo(s) in show
Mr S Wilson
The Caerba Cup. For most points in coloured section Classes 460 - 468
Mr J Turnbull
The Rowtingburn Challenge Cup. For most points in Black and White Section Classes 469 - 471
Mr S Wilson
Liddesdale Agroweld Cup Machinery
Mr W Lockerby
Jimmy Telford Cup for Best Car
Mr W Lockerby
SHEEP SECTION
Please use entry form on the back page of schedule and send to
Livestock and Advertising Secretary. Mrs J Nixon, Blinkbonny, Newcastleton. TD9 0TN.
Late entries may be accepted up until the Tuesday night prior to show day at the discretion of both
Livestock Secretary and Convenor of their section, at double the cost of the entry fee stated in schedule.
CPH Number for Show field – 92/769/8006
(for Sheep Movement Document as required)
All Sheep to comply with Scab Regulations.
All exhibitors in the livestock section should note any current restrictions on tagging, movement, standstill
and handling of animals at the time of the Show. Please contact either Defra or Seerad if in doubt.
No Stock to be lifted before 3pm.
Overall Cups
The Cumberland & Dumfriesshire Farmers’ Cup ‑ Overall Sheep Champion.
The Eskdale & Liddesdale Advertiser Trophy ‑ Overall Reserve Sheep Champion.
The Charlie Wilson Memorial Cup - Any shepherd, 25years & under for most points in Sheep Section.
The Wattie Robertson Memorial Cup for Overall Shepherd Champion Sheep, Cheviot or Blackface.
SOUTH COUNTRY CHEVIOT SHEEP
Judging commences at 10a.m. ‑ Entry Fee £1.00
Cumberland & Westmorland Farmers Ltd Challenge Cup for Hired Shepherd
showing a sheep from his own hirsel.
Liddesdale Junior Agricuotural Challenge Cup presented by Junior Agricultural Club to be competed for
annually and prize by Stewart & Ramsden Ltd, for Champion Cheviot Sheep £15 and £10 for the Reserve
Champion.
A Special of £25 kindle donated by Sorbietrees Farm Ltd
for Hired Shepherd or Shepherd/Farmer with the most points in the Section.
The Champion South Country Cheviot will be eligible to go forward to Langholm Show on Saturday
27th September 2014, for Champion of Champion’s Show.
First, £6; Second, £4; Third, £2
Class
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
All Exhibits to be shown in one class only except groups
Cheviot Ram, aged
Cheviot Shearling, Ram Cheviot Ram Lamb
Group, Cheviot Ram, Shearling and Ram Lamb, taken from Classes 1, 2 and 3
Hill Cheviot Ewe, to have reared lamb this season
Hill Cheviot Gimmer
Hill Cheviot Ewe Lamb
Cheviot Ewe with one Ewe Lamb at foot
(not to be shown in any other Class)
Cheviot Ewe with one Ram Lamb at foot
(not to be shown in any other Class) Hill Cheviot Ewe, to have reared lamb
this season, shown by Shepherd
Hill Cheviot Gimmer, shown by Shepherd
Cheviot Ewe Lamb, shown by Shepherd
Pair of Ewe Lambs, shown by Shepherd
Group, Cheviot Ewe, Gimmer and Ewe Lamb
taken from Classes 5, 6, 7 & 10, 11, 12
Harrison & Hetherington
Harrison & Hetherington
Harrison & Hetherington
Harrison & Hetherington
Harrison & Hetherington
G & H White & Sons
Mr & Mrs Plunkett
John Swan & Sons
John Swan & Sons
Mr G Hope
Mr & Mrs M Mcgregor
Lovat Mill, Hawick
Lovat Mill, Hawick
Lovat Mill, Hawick
BLACKFACE SHEEP
Judging commences at 10a.m. ‑ Entry Fee £1.00
The John Charlton Challenge Cup for Hired Shepherd showing a sheep from his own hirsel.
The Larriston Perpetual Challenge Cup presented by Lord Whitburgh
also £2 by the society for the Reserve Champion.
A Special of £25 kindly donated by Sorbietrees Farm Ltd for hired shepherd or shepherd/farmer
with most points in section.
First, £6; Second, £4; Third, £2
Class
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
All Exhibits to be shown in one class only except Groups
Blackface Ram, aged
Blackface Shearling Ram
Blackface Ram Lamb
Group, Blackface Ram, Shearling and Ram Lamb,
taken from Classes 15, 16 and 17
Blackface Ewe, to have reared lamb this season
Blackface Gimmer
Blackface Ewe Lamb
Blackface Ewe with one Ewe Lamb at foot
(not to be shown in any other class)
Blackface Ewe with one Ram Lamb at foot
(not to be shown in any other class)
Blackface Ewe, to have reared lamb this season,
shown by Shepherd
Blackface Gimmer, shown by Shepherd
Blackface Ewe Lamb, shown by Shepherd
Pair of Ewe Lambs shown by Shepherd
Group: Blackface Ewe, Gimmer and Ewe Lamb,
taken from Classes 19, 20, 21 & 24, 25, 26
Mr Bell
Mr Bell
Mr Bell
Mr & Mrs Plunkett
Mr & Mrs Plunkett
John Swan & Sons
Copshaw Common-Riding
Mr & Mrs Plunkett
Mr & Mrs Plunkett
Border Vets, Longtown
Mr G Phillips
GREYFACE SHEEP
Judging commences at 10a.m. ‑ Entry Fee £1.00
Rickerby Ltd (Carlisle) kindly donates Tankard for Best Greyfaced Ewe Lamb.
A Special of £25 kindly donated by Sorbietrees Farm Ltd for hired shepherd or shepherd/farmer
with most points in section.
Class
29 30
31
32
33
34
35
First, £6; Second, £4; Third, £2
Greyface, Ewe to have reared lamb this season
Greyface Gimmer
Greyface Ewe Lamb (ex Blackface)
Greyface Ewe Lamb (ex Swale)
Group: Greyface Ewe Lamb, Gimmer and Ewe
Pair Greyface Ewe Lambs (ex Blackface)
(not to be shown in Class 31)
Pair Greyface Ewe Lambs (ex Swale)
(not to be shown in Class 32)
Dodd & Co.
Dodd & Co.
Dodd & Co.
Dodd & Co.
Mr G Phillips
Mr P Hedley
Mr P Hedley
BLUEFACE LEICESTER SHEEP
Judging commences at 10.30a.m. ‑ Entry fee £1.00
The “Raeburn” Perpetual Challenge Cup presented by Messrs. J. R. & N. Graham, Penton for Champion.
The Thomas Watson Memorial Shield for best sheep of opposite sex to Champion
donated by Mr & Mrs Little, Hethergill.
A Special of £25 kindly donated by Sorbietrees Farm Ltd for hired shepherd or shepherd/farmer
with the most points in section.
First, £6; Second, £4; Third, £2
Class
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
Blueface Ram, aged
Blueface Shearling
Blueface Ram Lamb
Blueface Ewe,
to have reared lamb this season
Blueface Gimmer
Blueface Ewe Lamb
Group of 3: 1 male, 2 female
Cumberland and Dumfriesshire Farmers, Longtown
Cumberland and Dumfriesshire Farmers, Longtown
Cumberland and Dumfriesshire Farmers, Longtown
Cumberland and Dumfriesshire Farmers, Longtown
Cumberland and Dumfriesshire Farmers, Longtown
Cumberland and Dumfriesshire Farmers, Longtown
Cumberland and Dumfriesshire Farmers, Longtown
HILL NORTH COUNTRY CHEVIOT
Judging commences at 10a.m. ‑ Entry fee £1.00
Solway Agricultural Cup kindly donated by Solway Agricultural.
A Special of £10 kindly donated by Liddesdale Agricultural Society for hired shepherd or shepherd/farmer
with the most points in section.
Special Prize for best male any age kindly donated by Jim Peat Ltd (Agricultural feed) (class 43 & 44)
First, £6; Second, £4; Third, £2
Class
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
Hill North Country Cheviot Ram, Aged
Mr & Mrs B Stenhouse
Hill North Country Cheviot Shearling
Mr & Mrs B Stenhouse
Hill North Country Cheviot Ram Lamb
Mr R Atkinson (Farrier)
Hill North Country Cheviot Ewe to have reared lamb this season
Hill North Country Cheviot Gimmer
G H White & Sons
Hill North Country Cheviot Ewe Lamb
G H White & Sons
Hill North Country Cheviot Mixed Group of 3
CONTINENTAL SHEEP
Judging commences at 10a.m. ‑ Entry Fee £1.00
Mr G McGimpsey and Mr G Rae Cup for Champion.
A Special of £10 kindly donated by Liddesdale Agricultural Society for hired shepher or shepherd/farmer
with most points in section.
First, £6; Second, £4; Third, £2
Class
50
51
52
53
54
55
Continental Ram, Aged
Continental Shearling
Continental Ram Lamb
Continental Ewe
Continental Gimmer
Continental Ewe Lamb
Murray Farmcare
Murray Farmcare
Murray Farmcare
Mr G Hope
Tynedale Farm Services
Tynedale Farm Services
PRIME LAMBS
Class
56
57
58
59
60
Judging commences at 10.30a.m. ‑ Entry Fee £1.00
Titheburn Challenge Cup for Best Prime Lambs presented by Mrs S. Heslop.
£20 Special Prize donated by Carrs for Best Pair Prime Lambs Hill Breeds.
Special Prize for Best Pair Prime Lambs up to 40 kilos Liveweight (Class 56)
donated by Jim Peat Ltd (Agriculture)
First, £6; Second, £4; Third, £2
Jim Peat Ltd
Mr & Mrs M Mcgregor
G & H White & Sons
Pair of Prime Lambs up to 40 kilos Liveweight
Pair of Prime Lambs over 40 kilos Liveweight Pair of Prime Lambs, Hill Breeds – Cheviot
Pair of Prime Lambs, Hill Breeds – Blackface
Pair of Prime Lambs, Hill Breeds – North Country Cheviot
YOUNG HANDLERS
Class
61
62
Judging commences at 12p.m. ‑ Entry Fee £1.00
Bedda Cup for Champion of Classes 61 and 62
First, £6; Second, £4; Third, £2
Any Breed not shown in any other Class
Handler under 10 years old
Any Breed not shown in any other Class
Handler age 10-16 years old
Capontree Vets, Longtown
Capontree Vets, Longtown
EQUESTRIAN SECTION
Late entries may be accepted up until the Tuesday night prior to show day at the discretion of both
Livestock Secretary and Convenor of their section at double the cost of entry fee stated in schedule.
Please use entry form in middle of schedule and send back to Livestock and Advertising Secretary.
Mrs J Nixon, Blinkbonny, Newcastleton. TD9 0TN
All riders must wear protective headgear to current BSI standard.
Please note Rule 16 in schedule re the carrying of passports.
All ridden horses and ponies must be 4 years old and over.
Lead Rein-8 years and under.
No change of tack or dress between each phase.
No spurs except Open Jumping Classes 82, 83 and 84.
There are special prizes kindly donated by Eden Clothing, Hawick, Eskdale Saddlery, Longtown and
Blendbetter, Westlinton, Carlisle.
PONY CLUB PONY (Ring 1)
(Open to non-pony club members)
Judging commences at 9.30a.m. - Entry Fee £3 per class
Class 70 “Liddesdale Agricultural Society Challenge Cup”
Class 71 “The Hawick News Challenge Cup”
First £5, Second £3 ,Third £2
Class
70
Riders 12 years and under
71
Riders 13 - 17 years
Mr & Mrs S Martin
Mr & Mrs S Martin
HILL COBS AND PONIES (Ridden) (Ring 1)
Only one of the following five classes may be entered (72,73,74,75 and 80)
Judging commences at 11am. - Entry Fee £3 per class
Class 72 – “Sir Waldie Griffiths Perpetual Challenge Cup”
Borders Highland Rosette to the best Highland Pony shown under saddle, entered and ridden
by a member of Borders Highlands.
“Copshaw Cup” for Overall Champion from Classes 73 & 74
Special Prize of £3 for the youngest rider.
Class 75 “Coffee Johnny Perpetual Challenge Cup”
Class
72
73
74
75
First £5, Second £3, Third £2
Hill Cobs (Thoroughbreds and Arabs Debarred)
Small Native Breed, under 13.2hh, rider 12 years and under
(Welsh A & B, Exmoor, Dartmoor & Shetland) Lead Rein
Small Native Breed, under 13.2hh, rider 12 years and under
(Welsh A & B, Exmoor, Dartmoor & Shetland) First Ridden
Show pony 14.2hh and under, rider 15 years and under
Solway Transport
Sorbietrees B & B
Mr & Mrs S Martin
Sorbietrees B & B
REGISTERED MOUNTAIN AND MOORLAND PONIES (Ring 2)
Judging commences at 9.00am - Entry Fee £3 per class
Class 76 “Liddesdale Agricultural Society Challenge Cup”
Fell Pony Special Rosette. Owner of winning pony to be F.P.S. member.
(Membership card to be produced in the ring)
Class 77 “Lingards Wood Willow Trophy”
The “Westerkirk Saddlery Perpetual Trophy” for the Best Welsh Pony from Classes 76 & 77
Class 78 the “Poldark Trophy”
First £5, Second £3, Third £2
Class
76
Registered Mountain and Moorland Pony, any age, in hand
Mr & Mrs B Stenhouse
Large Breeds
77
Registered Mountain and Moorland Pony, any age, in hand Small Breeds
Mr R Atkinson (Farrier)
78
Coloured any age in hand,
Fish Express
VETERAN CLASS (Ring 2)
Judging commences at 11am Entry Fee £3 per class
Class 79 “Ruaridh Trophy” and £10 Special prize for winner of class
First £5, Second £3, Third £2
Class
79
Veteran Horse or Pony 17 years and over in hand
Mr R Atkinson (Farrier)
UTILITY CLASS (Ridden) (Ring 2)
Judging commences at 11.30am Entry Fee £3 per class
Class 80 the “Graham Murray Memorial Trophy”
First £5, Second £3, Third £2
Class
80
Utility Horse or Pony
Mr R Atkinson (Farrier)
CLEAR ROUND JUMPING (Ring 2)
Commences at 12.30pm. Entries taken on field - Entry Fee £1 per round
Class
81
Clear Round Jumping, height 60cm (2ft)
Mr R Atkinson (Farrier)
JUMPING (Open) (Ring 1)
Commences at 1.00p.m. - Entry Fee £3 per Jumping Round.
Please Note: We would prefer if entries in jumping class are entered prior to show day.
If entered on day of the show it will be £4 per Jumping Round.
First £5, Second £3, Third £2
Class
82
60cm - 70cm (2’ - 2’3”)
83
75cm - 85cm (2’6” - 2’9”)
84
Gamblers Stakes
Sorbietrees B & B
Sorbietrees B & B
Sorbietrees B & B
FANCY DRESS (Ring 2)
Judging commences at 1.30pm - Entry Fee £2
Class
85
Fancy Dress any age
First £5, Second £3, Third £2
Mr & Mrs B Stenhouse
HORSE SPORTS (Ring 2)
Commences 2.00p.m - Entry Fee £2 per class.
Please Note: We would prefer if entries are entered prior to show day.
If entered on day of the show it will be £2.50 per class.
Class 86 & 87 the “Colin Telford Salver” to the Best Horse or Pony
Class
86a
86b
86c
87a
87b
87c
First £5, Second £3, Third £2
Mr & Mrs S Martin
Mr & Mrs S Martin
Mr & Mrs S Martin
Solway Transport
Solway Transport
Solway Transport
Bending Race
Bending Race
Bending Race
Potato Race Potato Race
Potato Race
DOGS (Ring 3)
Late entries may be accepted up until the Tuesday night prior to show day at the discretion of both
Livestock Secretary and Convenor of their section at double the cost of entry fee stated in schedule.
Please use entry form on the back page of schedule and send to livestock and Advertising secretary.
Mrs J Nixon, Blinkbonny, Newcastleton. TD9 0TN.
Pick your dog poo up and use bins provided.
Please keep your dog on a lead at all times. The Liddesdale Agricultural Society is not responsible for
your dog’s behaviour.
Judging commences at 11.00a.m. - Entry Fee £1.
“Peel Fell Cup” for Champion Dog or Bitch from Classes 90 - 95
First £3, Second, £2, Third £1
Class
90
91
92
93
94
95
96
97
Any Working Terrier, Dog
Any Working Terrier, Bitch
Jack Russell, Dog
Jack Russell, Bitch
Border Terrier, Dog
Border Terrier, Bitch
Best Gun Dog, any variety, Dog or Bitch
Best Dog or Bitch, any variety not shown in any other Class, shown by a child.
Mr D. Waugh
Mr D. Waugh
Mr & Mrs C. McNab
Mr & Mrs C. McNab
Murray Farmcare
Sorbietrees Farm Ltd
IDG Paterson & Son
Mr Watson, Binks
The following Dog classes can be entered on the day of show in Secretary’s tent. Entry fee £1.
98
Any Dog or Bitch entered by a child
Capontree Vets, Longtown
on the day of the Show not shown in any other Class
99
Dog or Bitch with best six legs
Skelton Family
100 Dog or Bitch most like its owner
Skelton Family
COLLIES
“Cauldcleuch Challenge Cup” for Champion
First £3, Second £2, Third £1
Class
101 Rough Haired Working Collie, Dog or Bitch
102 Smooth Haired Working Collie, Dog or Bitch
Miss M Aitchison
Mr G Aitchison
CHILDREN’S SMALL PETS SECTION
Late entries may be accepted up until the Tuesday night prior to show day at the discretion of both
Livestock Secretary and Convenor of their section at double the cost of entry fee stated in schedule.
Please use entry form on the back page of schedule and send to Livestock and Advertising Secretary.
Mrs J Nixon, Blinkbonny, Newcastleton. TD9 0TN.
Pets must be secure in their own cages.
Judging commences at 1pm - Entry fee 10p
Special prize donated by Mr Watson, Binks.
£5.00 Special prize in memory of Mr J Wylie
Please note: No Dogs in this section.
The owners need to handle their pets at time of judging.
Class
103 Any small pet to be shown by a child
Capontree Vets, Longtown
POULTRY
Late entries may be accepted up until the Tuesday night prior to show day at the discretion of both
LivestockSecretary and Convenor of their section at double the cost of entry fee stated in schedule.
Please use entry form on the back page of schedule and send to Livestock and Advertising Secretary.
Mrs J Nixon, Blinkbonny, Newcastleton. TD9 0TN.
Judging commences at 10.00am - Entry fee 50p.
All classes should be labelled on pens.
The Parkin Shield for Best in Show
First £3, Second £2, Third £1
Class – Large Fowl Hard Feather
104 Any colour, Male/Female
Sorbietrees Farm Ltd
Class – Large Fowl Soft Feather
105 Any variety, any colour, Male/Female
Mr & Mrs Plunkett
Class – Hard Feather Bantam
106 Old English Game, any colour, Male/Female
Mrs K Elliot
107 Old English Game, modern game, any colour, Male/Female
Class – Soft Feather Heavy Breed Bantam
108 Wyndotte, any colour, Male/Female
Mr & Mrs Plunkett
109 Any other variety, Male/Female
Mr & Mrs Plunkett
Class – Soft Feather Light Breed Bantam
110 Silkie, any colour, Male/Female
Capontree Vets, Longtown
111 Welsummer, any colour, Male/Female
Mr & Mrs Plunkett
112 Any other variety, Male/Female
Mr & Mrs Plunkett
Class – True Bantams
113 Pekin, any colour, Male/Female
114 Rosecombe, any colour, Male/Female
115 Any other variety, Male/Female
Class – Waterfowl
116 Any variety, Duck/Drake
117 Call Duck/Drake any colour
Class – Utility
118 Utility Hen, Male/Female
Mr & Mrs Plunkett
Mr & Mrs Plunkett
Mr & Mrs Plunkett
Capontree Vets, Longtown
Miss H Turnbull
Sec use
only
Class
Name of Rider
Owner
Name of Horse/Pony
Age of
Horse/Pony
TOTAL carried forward overleaf
Breed of Horse/Pony
(Your number(s) will be issued prior to the Show)
LIDDESDALE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY’S ‘HOLM SHOW’
HORSE ENTRY FORM 2014
Entry Fee
£
p
$
£
P
Total brought forward from
Page 1
Memberships
Donations
Postage
80p
FINAL TOTAL
All entries and enquiries to Livestock Secretary: Jenny Nixon, Blinkbonny, Newcastleton TD9 0TN.
Cheques made payable to ‘Liddesdale Agricultural Society’
(phone number at beginning of Section)
ENTRIES CLOSE ON 9th AUGUST 2014
except for Classes 82, 83 and 84 (Jumping & Clear Round) (Rule 10 applies)
NAME....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
ADDRESS..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................
................................................................................................................................... POST
CODE................................................................................
TELEPHONE.............................................................................................. E-MAIL............................................................................................
MEMBERSHIPS: If you or your family wish to become members for 2014 please pass on
the appropriate amount to the total above. Names will be added to the membership list and
a badge(s) sent to you before the Show. This allows admission to the event. Please complete
names as below.
ADULTS = £6.50
CONCESSIONS = £3.50
JUNIOR (upto 16) = £2
Entries for other Sections of the Show may be enclosed. Please use the entry form at the
back of the Schedule for this.
JUNIOR POULTRY CLASS
“The Elliot Cup” for Champion
“Sam’s Shield” for Reserve Champion donated by Mr S. Maghie
First £3, Second £2, Third £1
Class
119 Any variety, Male/Female
Mr & Mrs B Stenhouse
EGG SECTION
Judges have authority to break one egg in each exhibit
Exhibits can be labelled
First £3, Second £2, Third £1
Class
120
121
122
123
124
125
126
127
128
129
130
3 Duck eggs
3 Large Brown eggs
3 Large any other colour eggs
3 Bantam Brown eggs
3 Bantam White eggs
3 Bantam any other colour eggs
Single Large egg, for content
Single Bantam egg, for content
1 Painted egg
1 Dyed egg
1 Decorated egg
Copshaw Common-Riding
Mrs K Elliot
Mrs K Elliot
Mr & Mrs M Mcgregor
FLOWER SECTION
CUT FLOWERS (OPEN)
Class
200
201
202
203
204
205
206
207
208
209
210
211
212
213
214
215
216
217
218
219
220
221
222
223
Judging at 10.00am - Entry Fee 50p
(Professional Gardeners debarred)
The “Bell Cup” for Most Points in the Section, presented by Mrs Bell, Salisbury, Zimbabwe
The “Centenary Cup” for Most Points in the Section - confined to Liddesdale Exhibitors
Special Prize for Most Outstanding Exhibit in Flower Section
The Jean and Ell Little Quaich for Best in Class 221
First, £3; Second, £2; Third, £1
All Exhibits to be shown in Exhibitors own suitable clean containers
3 French Marigolds
4 Calendulas
3 Cactus Dahlias, up to 6” (152mm)
3 Pansies on a board
3 Spikes Phlox
4 Anemones
3 Carnations
Vase of Annuals
3 Cactus Dahlias over 6” (152mm)
6 Single Fuchsia Heads on a board
6 Double or Semi Fuchsia Heads on a board
4 Dwarf Bedding Dahlias
3 Roses
3 Pom Pom Dahlias 2” (not over 52mm)
3 Kinds Herbaceous Blooms
3 Small Decorative Dahlias up to 6” (152mm)
4 Asters
1 Dahlia 6” (not over 152mm)
Vase of Sweet Peas, mixed for effect
3 Medium Decorative Dahlias 6-8” (152-203mm)
Tied Bunch of Mixed Garden Flowers, in vase
One Bloom, any variety, for quality
3 Ball Dahlias 2” – under 4” (50-102mm)
A Natural Arrangement of Garden or Wild Flowers
T & G Cambridge, Grapes Hotel
R.B.L Liddesdale
R.B.L Liddesdale
W Beaty
Music Festival
Music Festival
Mr P Hutton
Mr P Hutton
Mr P Hutton
Copshaw Common-Riding
W Beaty
W Beaty
Peter Davidson
IDG Paterson & Son
Mr P Hutton
Mr P Hutton
Mr P Hutton
J. & D. Dalgleish
J. & D. Dalgleish
J. & D. Dalgleish
J. & D. Dalgleish
Mrs P Gardner
POT PLANTS
First, £3; Second, £2; Third, £1
Class
224 Geranium, single or double
225Fuchsia
226 Flowering Plant, any variety
227 Foliage Plant, any variety
228 Hanging Plant
229 Bonsai Plant
IDG Paterson & Son
Mr D. Scott
Mr D. Scott
J. & D. Dalgleish
J. & D. Dalgleish
R.B.L. Liddesdale
FLORAL ART
Judging at 10.00a.m. - Entry Fee 50p
Newcastleton SWRI Cup for Most Points in Classes 230, 231, 232 & 233
£10 Special Prize for Best Arrangement from Mrs B. Scott
Classes 230 and 231 First £4; Second £3; Third £2
First, £3; Second, £2; Third, £1
Class
230 “Lest we Forget”, an exhibit incorporating fruit and vegetables. Newcastleton SWRI
(Accessories allowed), Overall space - 2ft
231 “We’ll meet again .......” Newcastleton SWRI
(Accessories allowed), overall space - 2ft.
232 “Promise of Peace”, overall space - 2ft.
W Beaty
233 Small arrangement in a Kitchen Utensil (fun class) 17 years and under
W Beaty
234 Romantic Arrangement. Special Class for S.W.R.I. and W.I. members
W Beaty
235 Lady’s Buttonhole
W Beaty
236 Gent’s Buttonhole
W Beaty
CHILDREN’S SECTION
ENTRY - FREE
First, £1; Second, 80p; Third, 60p; Fourth, 40p
Class
237 Floating Arrangement (may be arranged on site)
Capontree Vets, Longtown
238 Miniature Garden on a biscuit tin lid, not to exceed 10” (25cm)
W Beaty
239 Small Tied Bunch of Heather
Newcastleton SWRI
VEGETABLE SECTION
Judging at 10.00am
VEGETABLES (OPEN)
(Professional Gardeners debarred)
Entry Fee 50p
Exhibitors limited to 3 entries per class
“Tinnis Cup” for Most Points in the Section
£5 Special Prize for Most Outstanding Exhibit in the Section
Cup and £10 for Most Points in Classes 251, 261, 262, 264, (Open) Sponsored by Royal British Legion Liddesdale
(Judge to have authority to cut any Exhibit at his/her discretion)
First £3; Second, £2; Third, £1
Class
250
251
252
253
254
255
256
257
258
259
260
261
262
263
264
Collection of Vegetables, 6 different kinds,
only 1 item Required of each, taken from any class listed below
4 Red Tomatoes
4 Shallots, brown
4 Shallots, white
4 Shallots, red
2 Onions grown from seed 2 Onions, grown from sets
6 Pods of Peas
6 Runner Beans
6 French Beans 4 Broad Beans 3 Carrots, Long
3 Stump Rooted Carrots 4 Potatoes, round, coloured
4 Potatoes, round, white
R.B.L. Liddesdale
Telfords Coaches
Telfords Coaches
Telfords Coaches
T Elliot Butcher
T Elliot Butcher
T Elliot Butcher
T Elliot Butcher
R.B.L. Liddesdale
N’ton School P’ship
R.B.L. Liddesdale
265
267
268
269
270
271
272
273
274
275
276
277
278
279
280
281
282
283
284
285
286
287
4 Potatoes, kidney, coloured 4 Potatoes, kidney, white
4 Potatoes, 1 each variety
Heaviest Potato, any colour
Heaviest Onion Heaviest Tomato
W Beaty
3 Beetroot, round
W Beaty
3 Golden Ball Turnips
The Trap
Cucumber The Trap
Tray of Organically grown vegetables Borders Organic
to inc at least 4 types of vegetable
(Grown without use of man-made chemicals)
2 Sprays of Parsley
Mrs P. Gardner
1 Cauliflower
1 Cabbage
1 Curly Green (not potted)
1 Lettuce
W Beaty
3 Blanched Leeks
Mrs I. Nichol
2 Pot Leeks, not to exceed 6” to first button
Sorbietrees Farm Ltd
Kernel of Corn (Corn on Cob) one item shown in its jacket
Sorbietrees Farm Ltd
3 Stalks Rhubarb, weight G White
3 Stalks Rhubarb, quality
Copshaw Common-Riding
1 Marrow (Weight)
1 Marrow (Quality
Village Hall Committee
HOME BAKING SECTION
HOME BAKING
Judging at 10.00am - Entry Fee 50p. Exhibitors limited to 3 entries per class
The “Anderson Cup” gifted by Mrs. Anderson, late of Priesthaugh, Hawick
and £5 for Most Points in the Home Baking Section (to be competed for annually)
“Jean Mitchinson Shield” (Open) for most points in Jams, Jellies & Drinks
First, £3; Second £2; Third, £1
Class
300 2 Plain Girdle Scones
301 2 Currant girdle Scones 302 2 Oatcakes (fine oatmeal)
303 Machine made Loaf, white or brown 304 2 Potato Scones
305 Oven Fadge, coarse wheaten meal
306 4 Triangular Oven Treacle Scones
307 4 Round Oven Scones
308 4 Cheese Scones
309 4 Dropped Scones
310 4 Sausage Rolls, Rough Puff Pastry 311 Wedge of Quiche Lorraine
312Applecake
shortcrust, on plate, unglazed & unsugared
313 Sponge Cake with fat, no filling 314 Sponge Cake without fat or filling
315 4 Coconut tartlets 316 3 Fruit Rock Buns 317 4 Pieces Tray bake 2 variety’s Village Hall Committee
The Olive Tree
Mr G. H. White
The Olive Tree
Mr G McGimpsey
Mrs A. Orr
The Olive Tree
The Olive Tree
R.B.L. Liddesdale
Costcutter
Costcutter
R.B.L. Liddesdale
Copshaw Common-Riding
Copshaw Common-Riding
Costcutter
Mrs Alice Foster
Mrs Alice Foster
318
319
320
321
322
323
324
325
326
327
328
329
330
331
332
333
334
335
Carrot Cake 4 Meringue cases Cake of Shortbread Plain Gingerbread Cherry Cake Sultana Cake
Chocolate Cake, filled (not iced)
Rich Fruit Cake
Tea Loaf - no yeast Lemon Meringue Pie (on a plate)
Quarter-Pound (100gms) Swiss Milk Tablet Quarter-Pound (100gms) Plain Toffee
4 Truffles Pizza, not bigger than 8” (23cm)
Individual Salad on a Plate
Individual Sweet
2 Scotch Eggs Ramekin Dish of Pate N’ton School P’ship
Mrs Alice Foster
R.B.L. Liddesdale
N’ton School P’ship
Sorbietrees Farm Ltd
Mrs Alice Foster
Mrs A Foster
Costcutter
R.B.L. Liddesdale
Isobel’s Shop
Copshaw Common-Riding
Peter Davidson
Mrs A Foster
Sorbietrees Farm Ltd
Mrs A Foster
Copshaw Common-Riding
Copshaw Common-Riding
JAMS AND JELLIES
Class
336
337
338
339
340
341
342
343
344
345
346
347
348
349
350
Judging at 10.30a.m. - Entry Fee 50p - Exhibits to be labelled
Exhibitors limited to 3 entries per class
First, £3; Second, £2; Third, £1
Redcurrant Jelly
Blackcurrant Jelly
Gooseberry jelly
Apple Jelly Blackcurrant Jam
Raspberry jam
Strawberry Jam Rhubarb Jam
Two-fruit Jam (any combination) Home-made Chutney
Jar Mint Jelly Lemon Curd Marmalade (fine)
Tub of Rum Butter
Salad Cream
T Elliot Butcher
T Elliot Butcher
T Elliot Butcher
T Elliot Butcher
R.B.L. Liddesdale
R.B.L. Liddesdale
Jackie & Ann Ballantyne
Mrs G McGimpsey
Jackie & Ann Ballantyne
Mrs G McGimpsey
Holm Hardware
Holm Hardware
IDG. Paterson & Son
The Olive Tree
HOME-MADE DRINKS
Class
353
354
355
356
357
Judging at 10.30am - Entry Fee 50p - All Exhibits to be presented in clear glass bottles
Waulkmill Cider Shield for best bottle
First, £3, Second, £2, Third, £1
1 Bottle Home-made Liqueur (screw top) 1 Bottle Home-made Cider
1 Bottle Home-made Beer or Lager 1 Bottle Home-made Soft Drink
1 Bottle Home-Made Lemonade
The Trap
N’ton School P’ship
N’ton School P’ship
Gillian McGimpsey
Gillian McGimpsey
CHILDREN’S SECTION
Class
358
359
360
361
362
363
364
365
366
367
368
369
370
371
372
373
374
375
376
Entry Free - No limit on entries - £5 Special Prize for most points
First, £1; Second, 80p; Third, 60p; Fourth, 40p
4 Oven Scones (age under 17)
N’ton School P’ship
4 Butterfly Sponges (age under 17) Sorbietrees Farm Ltd
3 Dyed Eggs (onion peelings only)
Mrs Mary Irving
2 Decorated Eggs age 4 - 8 years Mrs Mary Irving
2 Decorated Eggs age 9 - 12 years Mrs Mary Irving
2 Decorated Eggs age 13 - 17 years
Mrs Mary Irving
Animal made from Vegetables age 4 - 8 years
Mrs Mary Irving
Animal made from Vegetables age 9 - 12 years Mrs Mary Irving
Animal made from Vegetables age 13 - 17 years
Mrs Mary Irving
Creation from Tin Foil age 4 - 8 years no bigger than 10” (20cm)
Mrs Mary Irving
Creation from Tin Foil age 9 - 12 years no bigger than 10” (20cm) Mrs Mary Irving
Creation from Tin Foil age 13 - 17 years no bigger than 10” (20cm) Mrs Mary Irving
6 Peppermint Creams Mrs Mary Irving
Decorated Digestive Biscuit, age 4 - 8 years
Mrs Mary Irving
Decorated Digestive Biscuit, age 9 - 12 years
Mrs Mary Irving
Decorated Digestive Biscuit age 13 - 17years
Mrs Mary Irving
Edible Necklace age 4 - 8 years
Mrs Mary Irving
Edible Necklace age 9 - 12 years Mrs Mary Irving
Edible Necklace age 13 - 17 years Mrs Mary Irving
INDUSTRIAL ARTS & CRAFT SECTION SECTION
INDUSTRIAL ART AND CRAFT WORK
Judging at 10.00am - Entry Fee 50p - Exhibitors limited to 3 entries per class
Exhibits having previously gained a First Prize in the Industrial Section of this Show will not be eligible for entry
The “Holm Cup” for Most Overall Points.
The “Barbara Robson Trophy” (awarded annually) for the exhibitor with the most points
in the knitting and crochet classes.
Prize donated of £10 by Sorbietrees Farm Ltd for the best exhibit in the section.
First, £3; Second, £2; Third, £1
Class
380
381
382
383
384
385
386
387
388
389
390
391
392
393
394
395
Embroidered Item
Item in Cross Stitch (embellishments accepted)
S. Little
Tapestry Picture
S. Little
Item in Patchwork
G. Cuthbert
Item in Dressmaking
Something New from Something Old (state origin)
Sorbietrees Farm Ltd
Hat – any Medium Copshaw Common-Riding
Scarf – any Medium
Cushion – any medium Costcutter
Pin Cushion or Needle case (any craft)
Costcutter
Writing – not Calligraphy Greg Cuthbert
“How sweet is the Shepherds sweet lot!
From the morn to the evening he strays;
he shall follow his sheep all the day,
and his tongue shall be filled with praise” William Blake
Painting in any medium Sorbietrees Farm Ltd
Drawing in any medium Sorbietrees Farm Ltd
Picture or Collage Sorbietrees Farm Ltd
Item in Double Knitting Wool Soft Toy
396
397
398
399
400
401
402
403
404
Greetings Card (any craft)
Item in Crochet
Craft Unclassified Gift Wrapped Parcel
Home-made Jewellery
Paper Craft
Dressed doll in Knitted Clothes
Article for a Baby Draught Excluder (any craft)
Peter Davidson
Peter Davidson
Village Hall Committee
CHILDREN’S SECTION (Open)
Class
405
406
407
408
409
410
411
412
413
414
Judging at 10.00am - Entry Fee 10p
No limit on entries
First, £1; Second, 80p; Third, 60p, Fourth 40p
Needlework – Primary
Needlework - Secondary Pupils
Art - Primary Pupils Art - Secondary Pupils Craftwork - Primary Pupils
Craftwork - Secondary Pupils
Drawing or Painting - Primary School Theme ‘The Homecoming’
Drawing or Painting -Secondary School Theme ‘The Homecoming’
Collage of an animal - Primary School
Collage of an animal- Secondary School Mrs P. Gardner
Mrs P. Gardner
Mr & Mrs Mitchinson
Mr & Mrs Mitchinson
Isobel’s Shop
Sorbietrees Farm Ltd
McWilliams Opticians
McWilliams Opticians
CHILDREN’S SECTION (Closed)
Class
415
416
417
418
419
420
421
422
423
424
425
426
427
428
Judging at 10.00am - Entry Free - Confined to children at Newcastleton Primary School
M. L. Adamson and J. I. Bee Cup for most points
First, £1; Second, 80p; Third, 60p; Fourth, 40p
Picture in any Medium - Primary 1
Picture in any Medium - Primary 2
Picture in any Medium - Primary 3
Picture in any Medium - Primary 4
Picture in any Medium - Primary 5
Picture in any Medium - Primary 6
Picture in any Medium - Primary 7
Craftwork - Primary 1
Craftwork - Primary 2
Craftwork - Primary 3
Craftwork - Primary 4
Craftwork - Primary 5
Craftwork - Primary 6
Craftwork - Primary 7
Liddesdale Heritage
Liddesdale Heritage
Liddesdale Heritage
Liddesdale Heritage
Liddesdale Heritage
Liddesdale Heritage
Liddesdale Heritage
Mrs J Elliot
Mrs J Elliot
Mrs J Elliot
Mrs J Elliot
Mrs J Elliot
Horncraft
Isobel’s Shop
WALKING STICKS
Judging at 10.00am - Entry Fee 50p
The “Leonard Parkin Perpetual Challenge Cup” for most outstanding Exhibit - the winner of this cup will be
eligible to enter for the Scottish Champion of Champions at Yetholm Border Shepherds’ Show in October.
Additionally, winners in every Class will be eligible to enter the British and UK
National Stick-making Championship.
The “Duncan Brown Memorial Cup” (for most points in open classes, excluding novice classes)
Perpetual Challenge Cup presented by Mr. R. H. Little for most points in Walking Stick Section.
Special Prize £10 for most points in Open Show donated by Sorbietrees Farm Ltd.
First, £3; Second, £2; Third, £1
Class
429
430
431
432
433
434
435
436
437
438
439
440
Walking Stick, natural wooden head (one piece)
Border Auto Svs
Walking Stick, hornhead, plain Border Auto Svs
Fancy Stick, wood or horn
Border Auto Svs
Lambing Stick, natural or wooden head
Border Auto Svs
Lambing Stick, hornhead, plain
Border Auto Svs
Stick by a member of the Scottish Crookmakers Association
Border Auto Svs
Leg Cleek, hornhead
Border Auto Svs
Leg Cleek, natural or wooden head
Border Auto Svs
Walking Stick, elm burr or any other wood Drew Oliver
Thumb Stick, horn or wood
Drew Oliver
Walking Stick, suitable for a lady
Campbell & Sandy Richardson
Walking Stick, made by a lady
Kate Elliot
NOVICE STICKS
Open to Entrants who have not shown prior to 2009
“Marius Carruthers Trophy” for Best Novice Stick
Special Prize £10 for best Novice stick donated by Sorbietrees Farm Ltd.
Best Novice stick will be eligible to enter Scottish Champion of Champions at
Yetholm Border Shepherds Show in October.
First, £3; Second, £2; Third, £1
Class
441 Stick, woodhead, plain or fancy
442 Stick, hornhead, plain or fancy
Scottish Crookmakers
Scottish Crookmakers
PHOTOGRAPHY SECTION
PHOTOGRAPHS (Amateur only)
Judging at 10.00am - Entry Fee 50p
Exhibitors limited to 3 entries per class, except Class 467 which is limited to 1
Maximum photograph size 7” x 5” (18cm x 13cm) and maximum mount 9” x 7” (23cm x 18cm)
Enlargements in Classes 466-474 maximum photograph size 12” x 10” (30cm x 25cm)
and maximum mount 16” x 12” (41cm x 30cm) ALL Entries with name and class number on back.
“The Barbour Challenge Cup” for Best Photo(s) in Show
“The Caerba Cup” for Most Points in Coloured Section, Classes 460-468
“The Rowtingburn Challenge Cup”, for Most Points in Black & White Section: Classes 469-471
Special Prize of £10 from Liddesdale Camera Club for Best Overall Photograph.
First, £3; Second, £2; Third, £1
Class
460
461
462
463
464
465
466
467
468
469
470
471
472
473
474
475
476
Coloured Photo Comic or Humour G. H. White
Coloured Photo Something Red
W. Lockerby
Coloured Photo Bridge(s) Copshaw Kitchen
Coloured View of Newcastleton or Liddesdale Copshaw Kitchen
Coloured Study of Child(ren) or Adult(s) or Mixture
G. H.White & Sons
Coloured Photo of Vintage Car(s) G. H.White & Sons
Coloured Photo - A Walk in the Country G. H. White
4 Coloured photos of any one subject mounted
Mr B. Fair
Max mount 16” x 12” (41cm x 30cm)
Coloured Photo Any Subject not larger than 12”x10” (30cm x 20cm) Isobel’s Shop
Coloured Photo - Rock or Stone Mr D.Scott
Black and White Photo of Child(ren) or Adult(s) or Mixture
Mr D.Scott
Black and White Photo - Natural History Ms S. Anderson
Black and White Photo ‘Any Subject’ Coloured Photo ‘Newcastleton in Bloom’
Copshaw Common-Riding
NOVICE CLASS – Any subject (for people who have never won
G. H.White
a prize in the photograph section)
Children’s Class - Primary School Pupils - Best Coloured Photo,
Mrs P. Turnbull
any subject. Maximum 3 entries (Free Entry)
Children’s Class - Secondary School Pupils - Best Coloured Photo, Mr J. G.Turnbull
any subject. Maximum 3 entries (Free Entry)
VINTAGE MACHINERY
“Agroweld Cup”
Judging at 10.00am - Exhibits not to be removed from show field prior to 4pm
Entry Free - Standard gate prices: Adult £6, Concession £3, Juniors £1.50
Class 500-501 Rosettes to 6th place. 1st - £6, 2nd - £4, 3rd - £2
Class 502-503 Rosettes to 3rd place. 1st - £6, 2nd - £4, 3rd - £2
Class 504-505 Rosettes to 3rd place. 1st - £3, 2nd - £2, 3rd - £1
Small momento to celebrate the event will be issued to all entrants - Sponsored by Mr & Mrs Lister
Class
500 Traction Engines and Stationary Engines
Mr & Mrs S. Martin
501Tractors
Mr & Mrs S. Martin
502 Commercial Vehicles
Mr & Mrs S. Martin
503 Motor Cycles
Mr & Mrs S. Martin
504Bicycles
Mr & Mrs S. Martin
505 Collection of Bygones, Tools & Implements
Mr & Mrs S. Martin
Entry Forms available from:
Linda Roystone, 13 Scott Street, Newcastleton, TD9 0QQ. Tel: 013873 75871
TERRIER RACES
Commences at 4pm - Entry Free - Entries taken on field - Run in heats.
First, £5; Second, £3; Third, £2
Sponsored by Mrs Val McNab
WRESTLING (UNDER C&W RULES)
Traditional Costume Preferred
Commences 12 noon - Entries taken on Field
Sponsored by Geoff & Meg Mann, Saughtree Station, Newcastleton
The “William Forrester Memorial Trophy” for Best Overall Performance
Tankards for winners of Under 13 Yrs, Under 15 Yrs,
Under 13 years Prize Money £15
Under 15 years
Prize Money £20
Under 18 years
R.O.Waugh Challenge Cup
Prize Money £30
Ladies Prize Money £30
Under twelve and a half Stone
Prize Money £40
All Weights
Prize Money £50
TUG OF WAR
Entry £5.00 per team of 8 people
Entry money will be divided as prize money.
2/3rds for winning team 1/3 for runner up
Holm Show
Supper Dance
Saturday 18th October 2014
7.30pm- midnight
Music by Gordon Brown Scottish Dance Band
Raffle
£10 (includes supper)
Tickets available at secretary tent on the show day
or contact Mr G McGimpsey 013873 75732
Holm Show
Coffee Morning
Saturday 25th October 2014
10.30am
Raffle, Tombola & Home baking
HOLM SHOW – 2014 Entertainment
•
Craft tent
•
Various Demonstrations
•
Fun Fair
•
Bouncy Castle
•
Hawick Pipe Band
•
Young handlers (Sheep Section)
•
Children’s Small Animal Pet Show
•
Novelty Dog Classes
•
Fancy Dress (Ponies)
•
Mini Highland Games
•
Children Entertainer – Silly Gilly
•
Children’s Sports
•
Penalty Shoot Out
•
Adult and Children Tug of War
•
Terrier Races
•
Vintage Parade
•
Photographer – Mel Horn
•
Holm Show BBQ 5pm to 7pm
Liddesdale Agricultural Society’s Show, Newcastleton on Saturday, 30th August, 2014
FORM OF ENTRY
ENTRY CLOSING DATE SATURDAY 9th AUGUST (late entries not accepted)
To be filled in by intending Exhibitor and returned with Entry Fee to Secretary
Secy’s
No. of No. of
Use Only Class Entries
Description of Entry
Fee per
Entry
XXXXX XXXX XXXX
XXXXX XXXX XXXX
TOTALS
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Total Entry Fee
£
p
Please use a separate sheet of paper if you have more entries than spaces provided.
£
p
(BLOCK LETTERS PLEASE)
Name (Mr, Mrs, Miss) …………………………………………………………
Address
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…………………………………………………………………………………………
Telephone……………………………………………………………………………
E-mail……………………………………………………………………………………
Entry Fees*
Memberships**
Total
Donations
TOTAL
*If Entries equal £10 or more an Acknowledgement Card
& Complimentary Ticket will be sent. (Rule 12).
**If you wish to apply for Memberships with your entries, please give the names of
members below. Badges will be posted to you and should be shown at the Gate to permit
admission to the Show field.
ADULTS – £6.50
Name
JNR UPTO 16 – £2.00
£ Amount p
CONCESSIONS – £3.50
Address if different from above
Secy.
Total
Cheques should be made payable to ‘Liddesdale Agricultural Society’ and sent to:
Livestock - Mrs J. Nixon, Blinkbonny, Newcastleton, Scottish Borders TD9 0TN.
Industrial - Mrs L. Roystone, 13 Scott Street, Newcastleton, Scottish Borders TD9 0QQ.
ENTRIES CANNOT BE ACCEPTED WITHOUT FEES.
Entries to Secretary by 9th August 2014.
Late entries will NOT be accepted.