Contents

General Rules & Regulations 1Vice Presidents 2Patrons 2Advertising 2Adult Arts & Craft 3Boulsworth Fell Race 8 Children’s Races 9Junior Section 9 Children’s Pets 11Fun Dog Show 12 Terrier Racing 12Horticulture 13Vintage Vehicles 15

Young Farmers Challenge 16Cattle 16Sheep 20Rare Breed Sheep 23Fun & Pygmy Goats 25Poultry 26Light Horse 27Heavy Horse 31Shetland Ponies 32Miniature Horses 33Entry Forms Centre Pages

General Rules & Regulations 1. This Society shall be called “Trawden & District Agricultural Society” 2. The Directors of the Society shall consist of Chairperson, Vice Chairperson, Treasurer and General

Secretary. 3. The Officers of the Society shall consist of President, Chairman, Vice Chairman, Treasurer, General

Secretary, Show Manager and Committee; five to form a quorum.4. All Directors and Officers shall be elected annually at the General meeting of the Society, which shall be

held on such a day and at such a place as the Society may appoint. 5. The affairs of the Society and the application of its funds shall be under the management of the Committee,

who will settle all matters that may be in dispute. 6. The Society reserves the right to cancel or amalgamate any class with insufficient entries. 7. All exhibitors do so subject to the Rules and Regulations laid down by the Society. If a dispute arises for

which no special rule is laid down, same shall be referred to the Directors and Officers, whose decision shall be final.

8. Show Secretaries 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 prizes.

9. All exhibits are displayed at Owners Risk. The Society will accept no responsibility for loss, damage, accident of theft.

10. Prize winning stock to be paraded when called upon, or forfeit prize money and/or trophy. 11. All entries to be presented at times stated by Section Secretary. 12. Any Exhibitors Assistant not in possession of an Entrance Ticket must pay the full admission fee. 13. All persons attending the Show do so at their own risk. The Society cannot be made liable for personal

accident or liability or damage to vehicles or property. 14. Livestock exhibited at the Show must have been the bone-fide property of the exhibitor for at least two

calendar months previous to the show date. 15. Secretaries and Stewards of each section will establish eligibility of any entry in that section. 16. Trophies to be held for one year unless otherwise stated. Winners are responsible for the care of the trophy

during this term and for its safe return to the Society before the next show. 17. Parking regulations must be observed. The Society has the right to remove any vehicle which is considered

an obstruction in any way or is moving on the showground between 10:00am and 5pm.

PLEASE REFER TO SECTION SECRETARY FOR ANY ADDITIONAL RULES THAT APPLY SPECIFICALLY TO THAT SECTION.

VEHICLE MOVEMENTSTHERE WILL BE NO MOVEMENT OF VEHICLES ALLOWED (OTHER THAN AUTHORISED

SHOW VEHICLES) ON THE SHOW GROUND BETWEEN 10:00am and 5:00pm.THIS RULE WILL BE STRICTLY ENFORCED.

VICE PRESIDENTS

For a truly spectacular day out, join the President Mr Norman Robinson in the President’s Marquee. Guests return year on year to enjoy the more glamorous side of Trawden Show!

Personal Vice President’s Rosettes Entrance to the show ground 1 show catalogue between 2 persons Entrance to the President’s Marquee Tea and or coffee served from 10.30am Reserved seating at tables of 8 to 10 5 course luncheon prepared and served at 12.30pm by Simply Classic Cuisine Complimentary bottle of wine between two persons Cash bar from 12noon Participation in the Presidents Raffle and Auction Seating in the Vice Presidents enclosure to view all the main ring events including the Grand Parade and

Prize distribution

Adults £45.00 Children under 12 years £17.50 Children not requiring food come free of charge.

PATRONSAn ideal way to support the show for individuals, families or companies treating their staff

Entry to the Showground & Member’s Marquee Patron Badge Two Course lunch (carved meats & salads with choice of sweet & free flow coffee//tea) Complimentary Catalogue and acknowledgement in the catalogue for your support. Further refreshments can be purchased in the Members marquee

Adults £25.00 Children under 12 years £12.50Please contact the show secretary on 07957398883 or Heapdiane@aol.com for more information.

ADVERTISINGAdvertising in the show day catalogue is a great way to showcase your business in front of over 7,000 expected visitors. The rates below offer superb value, however please contact us if you have particular requirements or would prefer a more bespoke quote to include Vice Presidents Tickets, or Trade Stands.

Colour B&W/MonoFull page £95.00 £65.00½ Page £55.00 £40.00¼ Page £35.00 £25.00

Advertisements need to be supplied electronically if possible in word format before 24th July 2017 to Heapdiane@aol.com If you don’t have an electronic copy please contact us and we will try and help.

MAIN RING BANNERSWhy not display your company advertising banner in our main ring, potentially seen by thousands of people in a central location for just £25.00

Banners need to be delivered to a committee member or delivered to the show field on Friday 11 th or Saturday 12th

August 2017. For more information, please ring on 07957398883 or Heapdiane@aol.com

ADULTS ARTS & CRAFT SECTIONSecretary: Sara Swann, “Sherwell”, Trawden Hill, Trawden, Colne. BB8 8PL. 01282 870234 or 07710458738

e-mail: saraswann@btinternet.com

Entry Fee: £1.00 per exhibit per class or £5.00 for up to 10 entries.Entry to the showground is FREE to exhibitors whose entry fee is a minimum of £5.00.

Eligibility: Exhibitors must be a minimum of 16yrs of age on show day.

Judging: Commences 10:00am, Section closed during judging.

Exhibits: Must be delivered to the Adult Marquee on the showground before 9:45am on show day, exhibits must not be removed before 4:00pm

Prizes: Rosettes & Certificates will be awarded to third place in each class. Rosettes will be awarded for best in sections.

Prize Money: 1st - £3, 2nd - £2, 3rd - £1

Trophies: Trophies are awarded for one year and must be returned by 1st July 2016 – please return to Sara at the above address

Special Conditions: Individual Classes may be withdrawn if there are too few entries

E ntries close at 7:00pm on Sunday 23rd July 2017

Entries should be on the official entry forms. You can download extra entry forms from the website. It would be helpful if entrant’s e mail address was included on entry form and to include SAE for your free tickets if eligible. Entrants wishing to compete for the Family Trophy must list all members of the family (adult & junior) whose entries will count.

FAMILY TROPHY: This trophy & large rosette will be awarded to the family (minimum one parent, one child - grandparents and other family members are also included) gaining most prizes across Adult, & Children sections of the show. There will also be a large rosette for the 2nd place family

Please Note: There will be a sale of some of the edible exhibits (where exhibitors are willing to donate to the show) at 3:45pm and homemade cakes will be on sale in the morning.

Preserves Judges: Beverly Robinson & Anne McCabe

A1 Jar of Lemon CheeseA2 Jar of MarmaladeA3 Jar of Raspberry JamA4 Jar of Strawberry JamA5 Jar of Currant JamA6 Jar of Jam any other varietyA7 Jar of Chutney any varietyA8 Jelly, any varietyA9 Sweet chilli jam - made to the following recipe:Ingredients

750g of sweet red peppers100g chillies50g fresh root ginger350ml cider vinegarI kg jam sugar50ml lime juice (1-2limes)I level tsp salt

Method Slice all the peppers and chillies lengthwise and remove the fibrous tissue and the seeds. Finely chop all the chillies, peppers & root ginger (or blitz in a food processor). Place in a large pan, add the vinegar and slowly bring to simmering point. Then add the sugar, lime juice & salt, stirring until the sugar has dissolved and mixture begins to boil.Boil for 4-6 minutes. Remove from heat and allow to cool for 5 minutes. Pour into clean sterilized jars and seal with vinegar proof lids.NB If you find the pepper pieces rise to the top of the jar, leave until jars are at room temperature, then give them a quick twist- the pieces will redistribute and remain suspended in the cooling jelly.

Use this punchy relish with cream cheese, smoked makerel, rice dishes and crispy stir fried veg. A spoonful added to casseroles etc is great and it can be brushed on chicken or salmon before grilling.

A10 Jar or bottle of preserve –any variety

Best in Preserves section will be presented with Silver Salva & Rosette

Baking Judges: S. Pollitt, J. Morgan-Jones , 2 judges TBC

A11 6 SconesA12 Healthy Snack for child’s lunch box- please labelA13 6 Tartlets any variety but please label varietyA14 Savoury Quiche – any variety but please label varietyA15 6 Biscuits any variety – label varietyA16 Fruit or Savoury Pie – please label varietyA17 Posh afternoon tea for one, displayed on a tray.A18 Filled sponge Sandwich – any varietyA19 Tea Bread – one loaf.A20 Potato lemon drizzle cake- gluten free - made to the following recipe

(thanks to Hugh Fearnley – Whittingstall)

Ingredients175g unsalted butter, softened, plus extra for greasing200g Castor sugar4 large eggs200g ground almonds2 teasp baking powder250g cold,plain boiled potato (ideally a floury type)Finely grated zest of 3 medium lemons

For the topping Juice of 2 medium lemons, strained75g castor sugar

MethodPre heat oven to Gas 4, 180C Butter a 23cm springform cake tin and line with parchment. Lightly butter the paper.Beat the butter and sugar together until pale & fluffy. Beat in the eggs one at a time, adding a spoonful of ground almonds with each.Stir the baking powder into remaining ground almonds, then fold in to the whisked mixture. Rub the cold potato through a sieve, add the lemon zest and fold in lightly but thoroughly. Spoon the mixture in to the lined cake tin and bake for 30 – 40 mins, or until skewer comes out clean. Check after 25 mins to make sure its not colouring too much and cover the tin lightly with foil if it is.Leaving the hot cake in the tin pierce all over with a skewer.Combine the sugar and lemon juice and pour over the cake. Leave to cool completely. Serve with some fruit at your discretion.(eg sliced strawberries or raspberries or blueberries – your choice.

A21 All Butter Shortbread in a roundA22 6 Cup Cakes – home baked and judged for decorationA23 Cheese CakeA24 Loaf of bread – any varietyA25 Carrot Bread made to the following recipeIngredients

2tsp dried yeast (or 15g fresh yeast300ml (1/2 pt) warm water500g (1lb) strong white flour2 tsp salt 250g (8ozs) grated carrot1 tsp sugar15g (1/2 oz) unsalted butter melted

TO FINISHBeaten egg & 15g (½ oz) pumpkin seeds

Method1. Dissolve the sugar in 100ml (3( ½ fluid ozs) of warm water and sprinkle in the yeast. Leave for 5 minutes, and then stir to dissolve.2.Sift the flour and salt into a large mixing bowl. Make a well in the centre and pour in the yeasted water, Add the carrots and butter to the well. Mix to form a soft dough, adding the remaining water as needed and turn on to a lightly floured board and knead for 10 minutes, until smooth & elastic but still sticky.3. Place the dough in a lightly oiled bowl and cover with tea towel. Leave to rise in a warm place for 1 ½ hrs or until doubled in bulk.4. Knock back the dough for 5 minutes and shape into a round loaf. Place dough on a lightly floured baking sheet and cover with tea towel. Leave to rise for 45 minutes, until doubled in size...5. Just before baking, brush the loaf with beaten egg and sprinkle the pumpkin seeds over the top.

6. Bake at 200oC (400oF) Mark 6 for 45 minutes until golden and hollow sounding. Cool on wire rack.

A26 6 Squares of Parkin A27 Homemade confectionery – any variety

eg fudge, chocolates, truffles sweets etcA28 Cold Sweet in a wine glassA29 Any Rich Fruit Cake

.A30 Chunky apple & marmalade cake made to the following recipe

Ingredients3 tablespoons whisky100g sultanas100g ground almonds175g SR brown flour2 tsp baking powderPinch salt3-4 large eating apples (about 500g in total)200g butter, softened plus extra for greasing200g soft dark brown or dark muscovado sugar3 large eggs150g thick cut orange marmalade25g demerara sugar

MethodPreheat oven to 170 C / gas mark 3. Butter a 20cm spring form cake tin. Line the base with parchment and very lightly butter the paper.Warm the whisky in a small pan, then remove from the heat, add the sultanas and leave to soak while you prepare the cake. Put the ground almonds, flour, baking powder and salt in a large bowl, combine thoroughly and set aside. Peel, quarter, and core the apples, then slice thickly.Beat the butter and brown sugar together thoroughly, ideally in a mixer or with a hand held electric whisk until really light and fluffy. Beat in the eggs one at a time, adding a spoonful of flour mix with each, and mix each thoroughly before adding the next. Add the remaining flour and fold in.Beat the marmalade to loosen it.Fold in to the cake mixture. Fold in the sultanas and whisky, and finally the slices of apple.Spread the mixture evenly in the prepared tin and scatter the demerara sugar over the surface. Bake for about 1 ¼ hours or until skewer inserted in centre, come out clean. Let the cake cool slightly in the tin for 15mins, then turn out and leave to cool completely on a wire rack.

A31 6 Chocolate BrowniesA32 Chocolate CakeA33 Novelty Cake for any birthday. Home baked but Judged for decoration only.

A trophy will be awarded to the individual gaining the most overall in points in this section. ‘Trawden Show Baker of the Year’. Points to be awarded: 1st – 3pts, 2nd – 2pts, 3rd – 1ptA trophy and rosette will be awarded to the best baking exhibit in the show

Drink Making Judges: Harry Clarke and Roz BondLiqueur Judges: TBC

Bottles to be clear glass

A34 Bottle of Any Flower or Fruit CordialA35 Strawberry & Redcurrant Cordial made to the following recipe:

Ingredients850g (1lb 14ozs) strawberries850g (1lb 14ozs) redcurrantsJuice of ½ lemon450ml (16fl ozs) water600-700g (1lb 5oz -1lb 9oz) granulated sugarMakes about 1.2 litres (2pts) and keeps for 2 months unopened in the fridge or to keep longer freeze in ice cube bags.

Method

1. Put the fruit, lemon juice and water in a large pan. Heat almost to boiling point, stirring, then lower to a gentle simmer for about 20 mins until the fruit is very soft. Squash the fruit with the back of a spoon while simmering to release all of the juice.

2. Pour into a scalded jelly bag or clean muslin, and leave to drip for a few hours or overnight. Squeeze the bag to extract all the juice.

3. Measure the juice and poor in to a clean pan.You should have around a litre (1 ¾ pts). Add 600g (1lb 5ozs) of sugar and taste. Add more if necessary. Heat gently and stir until the sugar is completely dissolved. Scrape down the sides of the pan with a spatulanow. Bottle immediately in hot sterilized bottles to within ½ inch of the top.

4. Leave to cool and then refrigerate.

A36 Bottle of Dry White WineA37 Bottle of Sweet White WineA38 Bottle of Dry Red WineA39 Bottle of Sweet Red WineA40 Bottle of RoséA41 Small / Fancy Bottle of Fruit Liqueur

Winner of the above classes to compete for the T & D A S Trophy

CRAFTSSewing, Stitching and Knitting Judges: Janet Nutter & Laili Cleasby

A42 Counted X stitch EmbroideryA43 Freestyle EmbroideryA44 TapestryA45 Hand Knitted GarmentA46 Any Other Knitted ItemA47 Any crochet ItemA48 Any Toy Any mediumA49 Appliqué/Patchwork, any itemA50 Any felted itemA51 Any sewn item or garmentA52 Handmade bag – any medium

A trophy will be awarded for the individual with the most points in this textiles section sponsored by Empress Mills as well as a rosette for best in section

Art Judge: William TitleyAgain In this section there are these three themes –

1. Changing Landscape. 2.Other Cultures. 3.Future Worlds.

Choose any theme to present your ideas in any of the following classesA53 Water colour painting A54 Oil / Acrylic paintingA55 Pen or pencilA56 Mixed media

This must be your original work and anything printed from the computer will not be accepted.A trophy will be awarded for the best art work.

Handicraft Judges: Judith Stonier & Amanda James

A57 Greetings card anyA58 Birthday greetings cardA59 Book MarkA60 Bunting – any mediumA61 Hand Crafted Item – any other medium – state nature of exhibit on entry formA62 Anything crafted that has been made by being up cycled or recycled.

There will be a best in section rosette awarded to the best handicraft exhibit from classes A57 – A62

PHOTOGRAPHY JUDGE: Nicola Holding

Rules of Entry:1. Each entry must have title and class written on the back of the mount, (do not write name on front of mount)2. All prints must be mounted, mount sizes as follows Minimum mount size 7” x 5”, Maximum mount size 10” x 12”. There is no minimum print size so long as mount size is as above

3. Entries may have been taken with a digital or with a film camera, but may not have been manipulated except in Class A72 in which a before and after photograph are required.4. Photographs can be colour or black and white.5. Due to the excessive number of entries in the last couple of years, I am limiting entries to no more than 2 entries per person, per class

A63 Life on the farmA64 Flora – Plant lifeA65 Fauna – Living creaturesA66 Animal Portraits - (Pets, farm animals, zoo animals accepted)A67 TRAWDEN Tourist Information – Four pictures mounted together (the mount must be no larger than 18 x

15) to advertise our areaA68 A Sporting Occasion / EventA69 The Four anything – four pictures mounted together no larger than 18 x12.- must have a theme – please

label your ‘theme’A70 General Pictorial (includes anything not categorized above)A71 Digital manipulation, before & after take a photograph and enhanced or change it to make something new

and exciting, beautiful or startling You must save and print the original photograph as well as the final result so that you enter both the before and after photographs

The Chris Fothergill Photography Cup for best overall print in the Adult Classes.

A Photography trophy will also be awarded for the exhibitor with the most overall points in this section- ‘Trawden Best Photographer’

FLOWER ARRANGING / FLORAL ART JUDGE: Ruth Crompton

There are no limits to the size of arrangement. Accessories, bases, backgrounds and drapes may be used if desired, but are not essential. Dried, artificial or fresh flowers can be used and the marquee will be open for exhibitors to finish their displays on Saturday 12th August from 4.00 – 6.00pm.

A72 Jack FrostA73 Black MagicA74 Hidden GemsA75 Bonne MarcheA76 Foraging feast

Winners of the above classes to compete for the Harold & Pollie Spencer Trophy.

THEME TIME -“FRUITY” All Judges from above.

A77 Any medium created from any class or combination of classes in the adult section to interpret as ‘Fruity” ie cookery, photography, painting, drawing, any craft, flower arrangement, upcycle, preserve- anything at all!!You must enter your exhibit as theme time and not combine it with any other specific class Just get creative and have a go

Winner to receive theme time T & DAS trophy.

BOULSWORTH FELL RACEBoulsworth Hill looms large over Trawden Showground and the 2017 Trawden & District Agricultural Show will see the 8th running of Boulsworth Fell Race.Trawden AC organise the race, which forms part of the Pendle and Burnley Grand Prix series of races. It is encouraging there is usually a field of more than 100 runners and if weather allows runners can enjoy the marvellous 360 degrees panoramic views from the summit of Boulsworth.

Registration: Juniors & Seniors from 9:00am

Senior Fell Race

Start: The race starts at 10.30am from Field DRoute: The 6.2 mile route goes to the top of Boulsworth Hill and finishes outside the Presidents Marquee on the

Showground.Entry Fee: £5, entry on the day, and this includes admission to the show.

Junior Fell Races

Start: The races start from 9.30am from Field DRoute: The routes are on footpaths through surrounding fields and finish back in Field D Entry Fee: £2, entry on the day, and this includes admission to the show.Age Limit: Minimum Age 6 years; Age categories Under 9s, U11s, U13s and U15s

Contact: Jamie McIlvenny, 07725 357 024, races@trawdenac.co.ukWebsite: For full details please visit Trawden AC website www.trawdenac.co.uk

Further information of the Pendle & Burnley Grand Prix www.pendleandburnleygrandprix.co.uk.

The race would not be possible without the assistance of United Utilities, Natural England and Walshaw Estates but more specifically local farmers who are kind enough to allow us a route over their land.

For the seventh year sponsored by P H Electrical Services Ltd of Laneshawbridge T.01282 863330

Additional Entry forms are available to download from www.trawdenshow.co.ukPlease notify the secretary if you do not wish to receive a paper copy of the schedule

and are happy to download from the website

TROPHIESIF YOU HAVE A TROPHY FROM THE LAST SHOW HELD IN 2016,

WOULD YOU PLEASE RETURN IT BEFORE SATURDAY 1st July 2017TO THE SECTION SECRETARY OR ALTERNATIVELY YOU CAN DROP IT OFF DURING SHOP HOURS AT:

Hedgehogg Florist 214 Keighley Road, Colne. Lancs. BB8 0PL Tel: 01282 861891

CHILDRENS RACESSecretary: Pauline & Bernard Ross

Entry Fee: FreeEntries: Entries taken on the dayPrizes: 1st to 3rd place in each race

ClassesUnder 7's8years – 11years12years and over

Races include the following:SprintWheelbarrow raceSack raceEgg and Spoon race

The selection of traditional children’s races will take place in the main ring.

JUNIOR SECTION

Secretary: Eleanor Jolley, Bracken Hills, Wycoller, Lancashire, BB8 8SY Tel: 01282 868129, e-mail: eleanorjolley@icloud.com

Conditions of Entry:1. Entries – close at 10.00 pm on Sunday 30th July 2017 and should be on the official entry form. You can download extra forms from the website. Entrants wishing to compete for the Family Trophy (see No 9 below) must list all members of the family (adult & junior) whose entries will count on the entry form.Although every effort will be made to deal with minor changes to junior entries, unfortunately no late entries can be guaranteed entry. If they are accepted, they will not be listed in the Show Catalogue due to deadlines.2. Exhibits – must be the work of the entrant. No kits are accepted as entries.3. Delivery – entries must be brought to the Junior section marquee on the showground, labelled and benched, either a) between 5:00pm and 6:00pm on Saturday 12th August 2017 or b) before 9:30am on Show Day, Sunday 13th August 2017. Any particularly large items or multiple entries, for example, schools or group entries, may be delivered by prior arrangement.4. Entry Fee – there is no entry fee for any junior, but there is no free entry to the show for junior entrants. Remember to wear your wristband.5. Age – the entrant must be the appropriate age for the class on Show Day. The exhibit should have been created in the previous twelve months.6. Labelling – the name of the entrant must not be visible on any entry. Each exhibit must have an entry number securely attached to it before being left in the marquee. The numbers are available from the Secretary in the marquee at the delivery times set out at number 3 above.7. Judging will commence at 10.00am and the marquee will be closed during judging. The judges’ decisions are final.8. Prizes – Rosettes and certificates will be awarded to 3rd place in each class. Rosettes will be awarded for each Best in each Section and Best in Show. Trophies will also be awarded and presented to the winners at 4:00pm in the marquee See 9 below for points system.9. Family Trophy - This trophy & large rosette will be awarded to the family (minimum one parent, one child - grandparents and other family members are also included) gaining most prizes across Adult, Children & Horticulture sections of the show. There will also be a large rosette for the 2nd place family. Points in each section will be counted as: 1st =3 points; 2nd = 2 points; 3rd = 1 point; Best in Section = 1 point; Best in Show = 1 point.10. Removal of Exhibits – exhibits may be removed after 4.30pm on show day11. Trophies – Any trophy must be kept in good condition and returned to the section secretary prior to the next show.

5 Years or Under

C1. Decorate a jam jar. Take a clean jam (or similar) jar and decorate it in any way you choose. The jar does not need to be refillable after being decorated.

C2. Make a sock puppet. Take a clean sock and turn it into a person, animal or imaginary creature that can be used as a puppet.

C3. Create a print picture. Create a picture of anything you choose using hand and foot prints. C4. Draw or paint a portrait. It can be a portrait of someone else or a self portrait, in any mediumC5. Create any other handicraft.

6 to 8 YearsC6. Decorate a jam jar. Take a clean jam (or similar) jar and decorate it in any way you choose. The jar does

not need to be refillable after being decorated. C7. Make a sock puppet. Take a clean sock and turn it into a person, animal or imaginary creature that can

be used as a puppet. C8. Create a print picture. Create a picture of anything you choose using hand and foot prints. C9. Draw or paint a portrait. It can be a portrait of someone else or a self portrait, in any mediumC10. Create any other handicraft.

9 to 12 Years

C11. Make a boat that floats. Design and make a floating boat. It needs to float for a minute without capsizing - it will be tested! Any materials or style, but no bigger than 20cm long, and no kits.

C12. Make a sock puppet. Take a clean sock and turn it into a person, animal or imaginary creature that can be used as a puppet.

C13. Create a print picture. Create a picture of anything you choose using hand and foot prints. C14. Draw or paint a portrait. It can be a portrait of someone else or a self portrait, in any medium

C15. Create any other handicraft.

13 to 16 Years

C16. Make a boat that floats. Design and make a floating boat. It needs to float for a minute without capsizing - it will be tested! Any materials or style, but no bigger than 20cm long, and no kits.

C17. Make a sock puppet. Take a clean sock and turn it into a person, animal or imaginary creature that can be used as a puppet.

C18. Create a print picture. Create a picture of anything you choose using hand and foot prints. C19. Draw or paint a portrait. It can be a portrait of someone else or a self portrait, in any mediumC20. Create any other handicraft.

Open Section: (Any age up to & including 16 years)

C21. Shadow theatre in a shoe box. Take a shoe box and cut out most of the base, leaving a border. Cover that hole with tracing or grease proof paper. Make scenery and puppets which will cast a shadow on the screen. We'll provide the lights.

C22. Design a superhero. Draw and describe the superpowers of your invented superhero.C23. Make a metre of bunting. Or more if you want but a metre would be fine. C24. Turn an egg box into something else. You can use one or many egg boxes to make whatever you want

to make out of egg boxes!C25. Write a Manifesto! Choose three laws you would want to pass to make the world, or your part of it, a

better place. Be creative! It would be nice if they were illustrated as well.

Flower Arranging (any age up to and including 16 years)

C26. Posy. Tie a posy of flowers together. Remember a jar and some water to keep it in. C27. Unusual container. You have come up with some fantastic ideas in the last few years. Can you find

another bizarre container for a flower arrangement?

Photography (any age up to and including 16 years)

No more than 2 entries per entrant in any class.Each photograph may be mounted or unmounted, but may not be framed.Each photo size must be 7” x 5” because of limited space.Entries must not have been digitally manipulated after capture, except for cropping the picture.

C28.Person portrait. C29.Animal portrait. C30.Old and new. C31.Sunrise or sunset. C32.Entrances and Exits.C33.Make a word with photographed letters. If you look there is every letter out there, either as an actual

letter in signs, names or graffiti, or the letter shape is made from other things, perhaps a gate, a path or a window. Photograph each and make your word. Six letters maximum (because of space).

Baking (both age classes and open classes)

It is accepted that adults will have to help the younger children in this category because of using the oven, but please keep it to a minimum – it is their fun, not yours! Please display each entry on a plain paper plate and cover it with clingfilm.

C34. 5 and Under. Rocky Road.

C35. 6 to 8. 3 Cup cakes.

C36. 9 to 12. Recipe using chocolate.

C37. 13 to 16. Surprise us! Choose your own show stopper, to be judged on look and taste.

Open Classes (any age up to and including 16 years)C38. Gingerbread person or animal. You can use icing and other decoration to add detail. It will be judged for

taste as well as design.

CHILDRENS PETSSecretary: TBC please contact Diane Heap on 07957398883 Judge: TBCJudging: 11.00amEntry Fee: FreeEntries: Entries close Friday 28h July 2017 to appear in catalogue, but entries taken up to show day.Prizes: 1st to 3rd place. Rosettes for all entriesRules: All exhibitors must be installed by 9:45am on show day. It is strictly the responsibility of the owners

to ensure all pets have water available. Failure to do so may result in non-acceptance of entry.

CP1 Short haired rabbitCP2 Long haired rabbitCP3 Any variety giant rabbitCP4 Short haired guinea pigCP5 Long haired guinea pigCP6 Any variety hamsterCP7 Any variety mouse, gerbil or ratCP8 Any variety duckCP9 Any variety bantam/chickenCP10 Most unusual pet at the show

FUN DOG SHOWIN HOT WEATHER PLEASE DO NOT LEAVE YOUR DOG IN THE CAR

Secretary: Mrs E.A. Barnes 01282 606509Entries: Taken on showday from 10:00amEntry Fee: £1.00 per exhibit per classJudging: Commences 12 noon prompt.Prizes: Rosettes will be awarded in each class 1st to 4th placeRules: • Dogs must be 6 months or over to be eligible for entry

• Dogs must be on a lead• Judges decision is final

FD1 Best Child Handler – handler to be 4 yrs – 14 yrs on showdayFD2 Dog with the waggiest tailFD3 Best turned out dog and handlerFD4 Most Handsome Male DogFD5 Prettiest BitchFD6 Most Appealing EyesFD7 Best ConditionedFD8 Best Puppy aged between 6 month – 12 month FD9 Best veteran (aged over seven years)FD10 Dog the judge would most like to take home

Best in show1st prize winners from all classes are eligible to enter the championship for BEST In SHOW

TERRIER RACING** Exciting Format **

Secretary: Milton & Susan RobertsEntry Fee: No charge.

Entries on Showday from 1pm onwards.Time: Race starts at 4.30pm

Last years race was a great success and we would like to thank everyone who entertained us by entering their dog(s).

To help us to improve the organisation of the race, this year we will have a designated terrier racing area.

Look for the terrier racing banner and come to enter your dog from 1.00pm onwards on show day.  You can introduce your dog to the traps, see the rosettes and prizes that he/she could win along with the 'Trawden Show Terrier Racing' championship cup, which will be awarded to the winning dog.

Last years rules apply and, as always, entry is FREE!

Good luck Milton and Susan Roberts

HORTICULTUREPrize money sponsored by LBS Horticultural Services

Secretary: John Gott, 29 Peel Road, Colne, Lancashire, BB8 9NXTel: 01282 548817 / 07521495947 e-mail jaygee46@hotmail.co.uk

Entry Fee: 20p per exhibit or £5 for unlimited entries.Please indicate your intention to enter this section by Friday 28th July 2016Entries totalling £5 or more entitle exhibitor only to free entry to showground.

Prize Money: 1st - £1, 2nd – 50p, 3rd – 25p unless otherwise stated.Perpetual Trophies will be awarded to “Best in each Section and the “Pendle Borough Council Trophy” awarded to “Best in Show”. Family Trophy

Judges: Flowers: Mr Stuart Clensy, SkelmersdaleVegetables: Mr K I Ridehalgh, Altham, Accrington

Rules: a. All exhibits must have been the bona-fide property of the exhibitor and grown in his/her care for a period of not less than three months prior to show, with the exception of class 211.b. The Committee reserves the right to inspect, before and after the show, gardens from which exhibits have been entered.c. Two or more people may not exhibit from the same garden in the same class.d. The Committee reserves the right to refuse any entry without explanation.e. No exhibitor will be awarded more than two prizes in any one class.f. Any prize may be withheld or modified if the exhibits are considered unworthy by the judges, the judge’s decision being final.g. Any protest must be made in writing and delivered to the Secretary of the section with a deposit of £1.00.h. After judging, no exhibit is to be altered or removed until after 4.30pmj. All exhibits, private property etc, shall be at the risk of the exhibitor and the Society shall not be liable for loss or damage, from any cause whatsoeverj. The trophies remain the property of the Society, to be held by the winner and returned to the society before 24th July 2016.k. Matters arising not covered by the above will be dealt with by the Show Committee.l. Late entries will be accepted up until 10.00am on showday, subject to space being available. Entry to showground to be paid by exhibitor.

TIMETABLE: 07.30 – 10.30 Staging of Entries (please note no vehicle movements after 9.30AM)10:30 – 12:30 Judging16.00 – 17.00 Collection of Prize Money17.00 – 17.30 Removal of Entries

PLEASE NOTE – SECTION IS CLOSED TO THE PUBLIC WHEN JUDGING IS TAKING PLACE VEGETABLES

H1 Display of 4 types of vegetables (any amount of each vegetable), staged within the confines of a tray 24” x table width, backboards & garnishing allowed ( Prize money in this class 1st £3, 2nd £2, 3rd £1).

H2 Trug of Home Grown Produce, (small) up to 12ins minimum of 3 varieties, staged for effect as well as quality

H3 Trug of Home Grown Produce, (large) over 12ins, minimum of 3 varieties, staged for effect as well as quality (Prize money in this class 1st £3, 2nd £2, 3rd £1)

H4 1 cabbage, with root, (To be cut at judges discretion)H5 1 cauliflower, with rootH6 3 bulbs of garlicH7 3 carrots, long with topsH8 3 carrots (stump rooted)H9 1 cucumberH10 2 leeksH11 3 onions from seedH12 3 onions from setH13 1 plate of 9 shallotsH14 4 potatoes whiteH15 4 potatoes other than whiteH16 5 tomatoesH17 1 truss tomatoes, ripe or greenH18 1 marrowH19 6 pods of peasH20 6 pods of French beansH21 6 pods of broad beansH22 6 pods of runner beansH23 3 turnipsH24 3 beetroot with tops (75ml max)H25 Any single vegetable not mentioned in the ScheduleH26 Plate of fruit, any cultivarH27 3 vases of Culinary Herbs, 1 kind each vase

Winners of the above classes to compete for the David Wright “Its Fresh” Trophy. NVS Silver Medal for best exhibit. Marsden Building Society Trophy for most points

FLOWERS

H28 1 specimen rose (1st 70p, 2nd 50p)H29 1 vase of 3 Large flowered rosesH30 1 vase of 3 cluster flowered roses

Winners of above classes to compete for the Sarah Ann Barrett Rose Bowl,Syd Shore Trophy for Best Single Stem Rose

H31 1 Vase of one Dahlia any cultivarH32 1 Vase of 3 blooms of Collerette or Water Lily DahliasH33 1 vase, 3 blooms medium decorative DahliasH34 1 vase, 3 blooms medium cactus and/or semi cactus DahliasH35 1 vase, 3 blooms small and/or miniature decorative DahliasH36 1 vase, 3 blooms small or mini cactus or semi cactus DahliasH37 1 vase, 3 blooms pom pom DahliasH38 1 large or Giant Dahlia 1H39 1 vase, 3 blooms small or miniature Ball Dahlias,H40 A basket of Dahlia’s (any foliage)

NDS Silver Medal for best exhibit. Hernalwhite Trophy for most points in classes H31 to H40

H41 1 vase of 3 gladioli any size

H42 1 gladiolus 500/400/300H43 1 gladiolus 200/100/primulinusH44 1 vase of 12 stems of sweet peas, own foliageH45 1 vase of 6 stems of sweet peas, own foliageH46 1 vase of flowering shrubsH47 1 vase of perennials (1 variety)H48 1 vase of perennials (mixed)H49 1 vase of 6 stems of herbaceous perennials (1 cultivar)H50 1 vase of up to 9 stems of herbaceous perennials (mixed)H51 1 vase of annuals (1 variety)H52 1 vase of annuals (mixed)H53 1 vase of up to 6 French marigoldsH54 6 fuchsia heads, single variety, floating in a bowlH55 6 fuchsia heads, double variety, floating in a bowlH56 A bowl of floating flower heads (12ins Max)H57 1 vase, 1 ChrysanthemumH58 1 vase, 3 Chrysanthemum

Winners of above classes to complete for the Roy Bentley Trophy for Best in Section.

POT PLANTS

H59 Group of 3 cactus or succulents in potsH60 1 cactus or succulentH61 A flowering pot plant upto 10”H62 1 plant in bloom other than fuchsia, begonia, pelargoniumH63 1 fuchsia plantH64 1 tuberous begoniaH65 1 pelargonium in bloomH66 1 coleus plantH67 One Flowering Orchid (single or double see rule a)H68 Pot of up to 6 Lilies, any size pot

Allen Braithwaite Trophy for best Alpine exhibit classes H59 – H68.J C Ray Trophy “Best Exhibit” classes H54 – H65

H69 1 foliage plant other than coleusH70 1 BonsaiH71 1 British hardy fernH72 1 greenhouse fern

Winners of the above classes to compete for the “Village Green” Trophy

VINTAGE VEHICLESSecretary: Mr Paul Tranmer, 6 Burnswick Drive, Colne. Lancashire. BB8 8JR

Tel: 07791535357

Entry Fee: £3.50 per entry: any additional entry £1.50 eachClosing date for entry to be included in catalogue will be 20th July 2017

Judging: All vehicles to be on the showground by 9:30am ready for judging.Rosettes to 3rd placeCommemorative trophies awarded to winners of each class.

Special Conditions:1. All vehicles must be insured by owner and are displayed at owners risk.2. Please enclose a self address envelope for return of entry number and wrist bands. Any

exhibitor arriving without wrist bands will have to pay the normal entry fee plus exhibitors fee, if not previously paid, otherwise admission will be refused.

3. Please give as much information about your entry eg brief history, when you acquired it and anything of special interest.

4. With a limited space for exhibiting please try to notify the secretary by the closing date of your intention to attend.

Thank you for your cooperation.

V1. Vintage and Classic Cars registered prior to 1975. Winner receives the “R Barker Trophy” to be held for one year.

V2. Motor Cycles registered prior to 1975 Winner receives the “Billy Bantam Trophy” to be held for one year

V3. Commercial Vehicles registered prior 1975. Winner receives the “Ian Barker Trophy” to be held for one year

V4. Farm Machinery etc. Winner receives the “Hilldene Trophy” to be held for one year

V5. Tractors registered prior to 1975 Winner receives the “R Smith” trophy to be held for one year

V6. Best Working Tractor registered prior to 1975 Winner to receive the “Gisburn Auction Mart” trophy

V7. Modern Day classic Vehicle. Any vehicle i.e. car, motorbike, commercial or tractor over 15 years old and registered after 1975. Winner to receive the ‘Ashworth Autos Trophy’ to be held for one year

V8. Steam Engines (Stationary) – Any stationary steam engines.Winner to receive the “Pau Trophy” to be held for one year

TRAWDEN & DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL SHOW YOUNG FARMERS CHALLENGE

Sunday 13th August 2017

The challenge will consist of a series of farming related tasks (to be announced on the day). The tasks will be timed and penalties will be attracted for failing to complete the tasks within the guidelines set for the tasks.

The tasks will take place in the main ring. Timings TBA

Each team will consist of 8 members, 4 girls and 4 boys and the ages of team members should be as follows:

2 x 12 to 15 3 x 15 to 18 3 x 18 to 26

The winning team will receive prize money of £200, which will be awarded to the team’s Club.

CATTLESecretary: Charlotte Duerden, Mountain Farm, Blacko, BB9 6LE. Tel: 01282 601889 Email:

s.cduerden@talktalk.netEntries: Entries Close Friday 28th July 2017. All entries to Secretary Charlotte Duerden.Entry Fee: Breed classes £5.00. Young Stock Handler's and Young Farmers classes £1. Judging: 9.30am start - Judging Order For 2017

Ring 1 British Belgian Blue Ring 2 Pedigree Holstein Pedigree Limousin Pedigree Native DairyCommercial Beef Pedigree AO Continental Beef BreedYoung Handlers/YFC Pedigree Native Beef

Judging Starts Prompt at 9.30amYoung Handlers/YFC judging will not start until all breed classes have finished. Approx 2pmFollowed on by Main Ring Champion Parade at approx. 4pm

Prize Money: Breeds: 1st-£25, 2nd-£15, 3rd-£5. Local Special: 1st-£10 2nd-£7 3rd-£5Young Stock Handler's & YFC classes: 1st-£5, 2nd-£3, 3rd-£2, rosettes to all entries.

Conditions of entry:1. PASSPORTS – All animals must be accompanied by the appropriate passport with sufficient space or

continuation forms attached. Must be completed to show that the animal has left your holding and moved to Trawden Show (Holding No: 21/698/8001). At the show, these passports should be handed to the Secretary or Steward in charge who will sign on behalf of the show. Exhibitors should then complete a second movement summary to show that the animal has returned to their farm. All movements will be reported online.

2. All exhibitors must comply fully with all TB Movement pretesting and bio-security measures as required by DEFRA.

3. All Exhibitors must have third party public liability insurance and should have the relevant insurance documentation.

4. Cows/heifers calving at the Show or showing abnormal discharge or which appear to be about to abort, must be reported to the Veterinary Officer and returned to herd of origin immediately. All charges incurred must be paid for by the exhibitor.

5. Bulls over 10 months must be rung and led by a staff or two competent leaders, as per Health & Safety Executive Notes of Guidance.

6. Cattle will be housed in a marquee on show day, straw is not provided.7. The Society reserve the right to transfer young stock cutting further teeth between the date of entry and date of

the Show to appropriate class, subject to the satisfaction of both the Judge, Section Secretary and show manager.

8. The Society reserves the right to amalgamate, split or cancel classes due to insufficient entries. Judging times are approximate and are subject to change on the day.

9. All prize-winners must enter the Grand Parade at approximately 4pm.10. Parking of livestock vehicles restricted to designated areas. A clear route must be left around the marquee for

emergency vehicles. STRICTLY NO VEHICLES WITHOUT LIVESTOCK TRAILERS WILL BE PERMITTED IN THE LIVESTOCK AREAS.

PEDIGREE HOLSTEIN/FRIESIAN Judge: D Graves , Scotland

C1. Calf Class – Heifer or Bull born after 1st Jan 2017C2. Maiden Heifer born before 1st Jan 2017C3. Heifer or Cow in Calf or in milk/calf at footC4. LOCAL Special, any age from the above classes, exhibitors holding to be within a 5 mile radius of the

showfield.C5. Pair of animals owned by the same exhibitor and shown in above classes.

Winners of classes 1 to 3 to compete for the T.A & DAS Trophy and £25 prize money. Winner of class C2 receives The Henry Airey Trophy.

PEDIGREE NATIVE DAIRY BREEDS Judge: D Graves, Scotland

If more than three entries of a breed in a class and additional class will be formed. Please state breed on entry form.C6. Calf Class – Heifer or Bull born after 1st Jan 2017C7. Maiden Heifer born before 1st Jan 2017C8. Heifer or Cow in Calf or in milk/calf at footC9. LOCAL Special, any age from the above classes, exhibitors holding to be within a 5 mile radius of the

showfield.C10. Pair of animals owned by the same exhibitor and shown in above classes.

Winners of classes 6 to 8 to compete for the Laycocks Agricultural Championship plate and £25 prize money. Reserve to receive the Pollard Limes (Road Surfacing) Trophy.

PEDIGREE NATIVE BEEF or DUAL PURPOSE BREED Judge: D Fish, Briercliffe

Any native beef or dual purpose breed. If more than three entries of any breed in a class an additional class will be formed for that breed. Calf classes will be split heifer/bull if sufficient entries. Additional rosettes to RBST watch list breeds. Please state breed on entry form.

C11. Heifer or Bull calf under 12 monthsC12. Breeding Bull over 12 months C13. Maiden Heifer between 12 and 30 monthsC14. Heifer or Cow in Calf or with calf at foot

C15. LOCAL Special, any age from the above classes, exhibitors holding to be within a 5 mile radius of the showfield.

C16. Pair of animals owned by the same exhibitor and shown in above classes.Winners of classes 11 to 14 compete for the Hickey Championship Trophy and £25 prize money

PEDIGREE BRITISH BELGIAN BLUE Judge: J Barber, CheshireC17. Heifer Calf under 12 monthsC18. Bull Calf under 12 monthsC19. Breeding Bull over 12 monthsC20. Maiden Heifer between 12 and 30 monthsC21. Heifer or Cow in calf or with calf at foot.C22. LOCAL Special, any age from the above classes, exhibitors holding to be within a 5 mile radius of the

showfield.C23. Pair owned by same exhibitor and shown in above classes.

Winners of classes 17 to 21 to compete for the Hanson’s Butchers Championship Trophy, £25 prize money and BBBCS Champion Rosette. Reserve Champion to receive BBBCS Reserve Champion Rosette. Duerdens Bull Hire Trophy to be awarded to winner of class 19

PEDIGREE LIMOUSIN Judge: Mr I Handley, CarnforthC24. Heifer Calf under 12 monthsC25. Bull Calf under 12 monthsC26. Breeding Bull over 12 monthsC27. Maiden Heifer between 12 and 30 monthsC28. Heifer or Cow in calf or with calf at foot.C29. LOCAL Special, any age from the above classes, exhibitors holding to be within a 5 mile radius of the

showfield.C30. Pair owned by same exhibitor and shown in above classes.

Winners of classes 24 to 28 compete for the Championship Rosette, £25 prize money.

ANY OTHER CONTINENTAL PEDIGREE BEEF BREEDS Judge: D Fish, BriercliffeC31. Heifer Calf under 12 monthsC32. Bull Calf under 12 monthsC33. Breeding Bull over 12 monthsC34. Maiden Heifer between 12 and 30 monthsC35. Heifer or Cow in calf or with calf at foot.C36. LOCAL Special, any age from the above classes, exhibitors holding to be within a 5 mile radius of the

showfield.C37. Pair owned by same exhibitor and shown in above classes.

Winners of classes 31 to 35 compete for the Championship Rosette, £25 prize money

COMMERCIAL BEEF Judge: Mr M. Wilcock, Wigan

C38. Heifer - any beef breed but not Belgian Blue cross.C39. Heifer - any Belgian Blue cross.C40. Bullock - any beef breed but not Belgian Blue cross.C41. Bullock - any Belgian Blue cross.C42. Bullock or heifer – Native or rare breed commercial, must not have any continental breeding.C43. Butchers beast *New Class*C44. LOCAL Special, any age from the above classes, exhibitors holding to be within a 5 mile radius of the

showfield.C45. Pair owned by same exhibitor and shown in above classes.

Winners of classes 38 to 42 compete for the David Smith Farm Contractors Championship Trophy and £25 prize money. Reserve Champion receives the John Whiteside Trophy. Winner of class 39 receives the JM & D Townsend Shield. BBBCS rosette to best cross bred from classes 39 & 41

BEEF INTERBREED CHAMPIONSHIP Judge: All Beef JudgesWinners of Championships in Native Beef/Dual Purpose, British Belgian Blue, Limousin, Any Other Continental Pedigree Beef Breed and Commercial Beef Sections to compete for the Ingleside Antiques Championship Trophy and sash and £50 prize money

DAIRY INTERBREED CHAMPIONSHIP Judge: All Dairy JudgesWinners of Championships in Pedigree Holstein Friesian and Native Dairy Breeds to compete for the Trawden Show Trophy and £25 prize money.

The cattle section are interested in developing sections for other breeds of cattle not currently included in the schedule. If your breed is not represented here, please get in touch with the secretary and they will be pleased to discuss.

YOUNG STOCK HANDLER

Judging at 1.30 p.m. approx.

NO ENTRIES ON THE DAYOpen to all breeds. Children should have assisted in the preparation of the animal. In the case of suckled calves, dams can be lined up down one side of the ring but may not be paraded with the calf.Judges award 50% for the ability of the handler and 50% for the presentation of both handler and calf. Points will not be awarded for confirmation of the animal. Rosettes to all entrants.

C46. Handler who has not yet reached his/her 7th birthday showing a calf born this year. An adult handler may be present to assist in this class if required.

C47. Handler aged 7 years and over but not having reached their 10th birthday showing a calf born this year

Winners of each class to compete for the JF Waite Championship Trophy and Championship Sash, Champion and Reserve will also receive a commemorative trophy.

YOUNG FARMERS SECTION

NO ENTRIES ON THE DAY Judging to follow on from young handlers at approx 2.00pm.Open to all breeds. Exhibitors must be a member of any YFC and should have prepared the animal for exhibition themselves. Classes will be judged on 50% for the presentation and handling in the ring and 50% for observed preparation before class. Rosettes to all entrants.

Please make sure that the birth date of the entrant is stated clearly on the entry form as the class may be split.

C48. Handler aged 10 years and over but not having reached their 16th birthday showing an animal born before 1st Jan 2017.

C49. Handler aged 16 years and over but not having reached their 21st Birthday showing an animal over 12 months old.

C50. Handler aged 21 years and over but not having reached their 26th Birthday showing an animal over 12 months old.

C51. LOCAL Special, any age from the above classes, exhibitors holding to be within a 5 mile radius of the showfield

Winners of each classes 47 to 49 to compete for the Frank Jenkinson Shield for Supreme Champion and £20.00 prize money. Reserve receives the Abigail Guy Memorial Trophy.

**Special class – To be judged by the Champion & Reserve Young Farmer**If the Champion/Reserve Young Farmer is not confident to judge, assistance will be available from the section judge on the day. The Champion & Reserve YFC will not be eligible to enter the following class.

C52. HOMEBRED Special, animal any age previously shown in breed sections, handler 10 to 26 yrs., judging is weighted towards the conformation of the animal.

SHEEPSecretary: Frank Heap, 306 Barkerhouse Rd, Nelson.

(01282) 697465 / 07950450876Entry Fee: £3 per class. Prize Money: 1st - £10, 2nd - £7, 3rd - £5, 4th - £2. (4th prize when 8 or more in a class)

Rosettes to 4th place, Breed Champions & Reserve, Group of 3 Champion and Reserve.Judging: Commences 10.30 am prompt.Entries Close: Friday 28th July 2017

Sheep Conditions of entry:1. All sheep must be penned by 10:00am. (please state number of pens required on entry form)2. All sheep must be accompanied by the two ARAMS DEFRA movement licence forms both on and off and this must be completed and handed in to the Sheep secretary’s marquee prior to unloading.3. Sheep that are MV accredited should state so on the entry form and must be accompanied by the appropriate completed SAC form which should be handed into the Sheep Secretary’s marquee prior to unloading.4. Exhibitors are to abide by the current regulations regarding tail docking.5. All sheep to have been sheared this year.6. If insufficient entries in any class, the sheep section secretary reserves the right to amalgamate classes.7. All sheep to remain on the showfield until after the grand parade

LONK Judge: Mr R. Spence, WhitewellSP1 Ram, two shear or over.SP2 Ram Shearling.SP3 Ram Lamb.SP4 Ewe two shear or over (to have reared lambs in current year).SP5 Ewe Shearling.SP6 Ewe Lamb.SP7 Group of three (one male, two females).

Winners of classes SP1 to SP6 to compete for the John Westall Trophy.The Lonk Society has kindly provided a championship rosettes

DERBYSHIRE GRITSTONE Judge: Mr R. Spence, WhitewellSP8 Ram, two shear or over.SP9 Ram Shearling.SP10 Ram Lamb.SP11 Ewe two shear or over (to have reared lambs in current year).SP12 Ewe Shearling.SP13 Ewe Lamb.SP14 Group of three (one male, two females).

Winners of classes SP8 to SP13 compete for the Stanley House Vet Surgery Trophy.The Derbyshire Gritstone Society has kindly provided a championship rosette.

SUFFOLK Judge: TBCSP15 Ram, two shear or over.SP16 Ram Shearling.SP17 Ram Lamb.

SP18 Ewe two shear or over (to have reared lambs in current year).SP19 Ewe Shearling.SP20 Ewe Lamb.SP21 Group of three (one male, two females).

Winners of classes SP15 to SP20 compete for the Keith Birtwistle Trophy.

SWALEDALE Judge: Mr A. Bland, DerbyshireSP22 Ram, two shear or over.SP23 Ram Shearling.SP24 Ram Lamb.SP25 Ewe two shear or over (to have reared lambs in current year).SP26 Ewe Shearling.SP27 Ewe Lamb.SP28 Group of three (one male, two females).

Winners of classes SP22 to SP27 compete for Championship Trophy.

BLUE FACED LEICESTER Judge: Mr A. Bland, DerbyshireSP29 Ram, two shear or over.SP30 Ram Shearling.SP31 Ram Lamb.SP32 Ewe two shear or over (to have reared lambs in current year).SP33 Ewe Shearling.SP34 Ewe Lamb.SP35 Group of three (one male, two females).

Winners of classes SHP9 to SP34 compete for the Melrose Trophy.

MULE Judge: Mr A. Bland, DerbyshireSP36 Ewe two shear or over (to have reared lambs in current year).SP37 Ewe Shearling.SP38 Ewe Lamb.SP39 Pair of ewe Lambs.SP40 Pen of FIVE ewe lambs

Winners of classes SP36 to SP38 compete for the Ian Smith Scanning Services Trophy.Winner of class SP39 to receive the J.H. Dewhurst Trophy.

Winner of class SP40 to receive the R. Seed & I. Lancaster Clipping Trophy.

ZWARTBLES Judge: Mr J. Stevenson, Saltburn by the SeaSP41 Ram two shear or overSP42 Ram ShearlingSP43 Ram LambSP44 Ewe two shear or over (to have reared lambs in current year).SP45 Ewe ShearlingSP46 Ewe lambSP47 Group of 3 (one male and two females).

Winners of classes SP41 to SP46 compete for the T & DAS Trophy

BELTEX (Non – Accredited) Judge: Mr J. Bailey, BedaleSP48 Ram Shearling or overSP49 Ram Lamb.SP50 Ewe two shear or over (to have reared lambs in current year).SP51 Ewe Shearling.SP52 Ewe Lamb.SP53 Group of three (one male, two females).

Winners of classes SP48 to SP52 compete for the T & DAS Trophy.

BELTEX (Accredited) Judge: Mr J. Bailey, Bedale SP54 Ram Shearling or over.SP55 Ram Lamb.SP56 Ewe 2 shear or over (to have reared lambs in current year).SP57 Ewe Shearling.SP58 Ewe Lamb.SP59 Group of three (one male, two females).

Winners of classes SP55 to SP58 compete for the T & DAS Trophy.

TEXEL (Non – Accredited) Judge: Mr M. Ireland, Great HarwoodSP60 Ram, two shear or over.SP61 Ram Shearling.SP62 Ram Lamb.SP63 Ewe two shear or over (to have reared lambs in current year)SP64 Ewe Shearling.SP65 Ewe Lamb.SP66 Group of three (one male, two females).

Winners of classes SP61 to SP65 compete for Alec Wade Trophy.The Texel Sheep Society has very kindly provided championship and reserve rosettes.

TEXEL (Accredited) Judge: Mr M. Ireland, Great HarwoodSP67 Ram, two shear or over.SP68 Ram Shearling.SP69 Ram Lamb.SP70 Ewe two shear or over (to have reared lambs in current year).SP71 Ewe Shearling.SP72 Ewe Lamb.SP73 Group of three (one male, two females).

Winners of classes SP68 to SP72 compete for Burnley Butchers Federation Trophy.The Texel Sheep Society has very kindly provided championship and reserve rosettes.

BLUE TEXEL Judge: Mr J. Bailey, BedaleSP74 Ram, two shear or over.SP75 Ram Shearling.SP76 Ram Lamb.SP77 Ewe two shear or over (to have reared lambs in current year).SP78 Ewe Shearling.SP79 Ewe Lamb.SP80 Group of three (one male, two females).

Winners of classes SP74 to SP79 compete for M & E Hartley Trophy.

ANY OTHER CONTINENTAL BREED Judge: TBCSP81 Ram, two shear or over.SP82 Ram Shearling.SP83 Ram Lamb.SP84 Ewe two shear or over (to have reared lambs in current year).SP85 Ewe Shearling.SP86 Ewe Lamb.SP87 Group of three (one male, two females).

Winners of classes SP81 to SP86 compete for the A & J Taylor Trophy.

ANY OTHER BREED Judge: TBCSP88 Ram, two shear or over.SP89 Ram Shearling.SP90 Ram Lamb.SP91 Ewe two shear or over (to have reared lambs in current year).SP92 Ewe Shearling.SP93 Ewe Lamb.SP94 Group of three (one male, two females).

Winners of classes SP88 to SP93 compete for the Alfred, Kenneth & James Heap Memorial Trophy.

PAIR OF BREEDING EWE LAMBS Judge: Mr B. Kidd, SheffieldSP95 Any Breed, to be owned by the same person (Winner receives Tom Swire Rose Bowl)

PEN OF THREE FAT LAMBS Judge: Mr J. Bailey, BedaleSP96 Continental or Continental X (Winner receives the T & DAS Shield).SP97 Non Continental & Non Continental X (Winner receives the T & DAS Shield).

GROUP OF THREE CHAMPIONSHIP Judge: Mr B. Kidd, Sheffield Supreme Group of three from each breed section to compete.Winning group receives the Laycock Agricultural Chemists Salva, sash, rosette and £30.Reserve group receives the Dalgety Trophy, sash, rosette and £20.

INTERBREED CHAMPIONSHIP Judge: Mr B. Kidd, Sheffield Supreme Champions from each breed to compete.Winner receives the Craven Cattle Marts Ltd Trophy, £25, sash and rosette.Reserve Champion receives the Frank Heap 'Farm Call' Trophy, £15, sash and rosette.

JUNIOR SHEPHERD Judge: Mr R. Spence, WhitewellSP98 Girl or Boy aged 10 years or under on day of show.SP99 Girl or Boy to be 11 to 16 years on day of show.

To be judged at approximately 1.30p.m.Sheep or Lamb to be led on halter or neck collar by handler. Sheep or Lamb NOT to have been exhibited in ANY breed class at ANY show this season. To be judged on the presentation and turnout of both sheep and handler. Rosettes to all competitors. Winner of class SH91 receives the Sam Wood Perpetual Trophy plus a small trophy,that may be retained. Winner of class SH92 receives a perpetual Trophy and a small trophy that may be retained.

RARE & MINORITY SHEEPSecretary: Clare Shevelan, 41 Lanehouse, Trawden. BB8 8SW

(01282) 866830 or e-mail shevelanjones@btinternet.comJudging: Commences 10:00am prompt.Entry Fee: £3 per class. Entries close Friday 28th July 2017Prizes: 1st - £10, 2nd - £7, 3rd - £5, 4th - £2 (4th prize when there is eight or more in a class).

Rosettes to fourth place, breed champions and reserves.A rosette will be awarded to the highest placed RBST member A special rosette to the highest placed newcomer to showing.

Rare Breed Sheep Conditions of entry:1. All sheep must be penned by 9:30am. (please state number of pens required on entry form)2. All sheep must be accompanied by the two AML1 DEFRA movement licence forms both on and off and this must be completed and handed in to the Sheep secretary’s marquee prior to unloading.3. Sheep that are MV accredited should state so on the entry form and must be accompanied by the appropriate completed SAC form which should be handed into the Sheep Secretary’s marquee prior to unloading.4. Exhibitors are to abide by the current regulations regarding tail docking.5. All sheep to have been sheared this year.6. If insufficient entries in any class, the sheep section secretary reserves the right to amalgamate classes.7. All sheep to remain on the show field until after the grand parade

PRIMITIVE SHEEP Judge: Mr D Cassie, Lutterworth

To include, Shetland, Hebridean, Manx Loughton, Boreray, Soay, Castlemilk Moorit.RB1 Ram, lamb any breed born in 2017RB2 Ewe, lamb any breed born in 2017RB3 Shearling Ram any breed born in 2016RB4 Shearling Ewe any breed born in 2016RB5 Mature Ram any breed born pre-2015RB6 Aged Ewe any breed to have raised lambs in 2017RB7 Group of three animals (one male, two females to have been shown in their respective classes)

Primitive Championship for winners of classes RB1 to RB6 and second place winners to be available for judging. Champion and reserve to receive championship rosettes

NORTH RONALDSAY Judge: Mr D Cassie.These classes will be run under the rules of the North Ronaldsay sheep fellowship, with breed society rosettes awarded.

RB8 Ram, lamb born in 2017RB9 Ewe, lamb born in 2017

RB10 Shearling Ram born in 2016RB11 Shearling Ewe born in 2016RB12 Mature Ram born pre-2015RB13 Aged Ewe any breed to have raised lambs in 2017RB14 Group of three animals (one male, two females to have been shown in their respective classes)

Championship for winners of classes RB8 to RB13 along with second place winners to be available for judging. Champion and reserve to receive championship rosettes.

Champion North Ronaldsay to receive a trophy presented by the North Ronaldsay sheep fellowship.Champion will also be eligible for entry into class RB22

NON-PRIMITIVE SHEEP Judge: Mrs R Judson.

These classes to include all other breeds of native sheep as stated in the RBST watchlist.RB15 Ram, lamb any breed born in 2017RB16 Ewe, lamb any breed born in 2017RB17 Shearling Ram any breed born in 2016RB18 Shearling Ewe any breed born in 2016RB19 Mature Ram any breed born pre-2015RB20 Aged Ewe any breed to have raised lambs in 2017RB21 Group of three animals (one male, two females to have been shown in their respective classes)

Championship for winners of classes RB15 to RB20 along with second place winners to be available for judging. Champion and reserve to receive championship rosettes

RB 22 Champion of Champions.

This year Trawden show is proud to host the North Ronaldsay Sheep Fellowships “Champion of Champions” Judge to be appointed by the breed society and held under there rules.Entries must have qualified at one of the breed societies classes earlier in the year. Please state on entry form class RB 22 if you are entering animals in this class for which there will be no entry fee. Thank you.

Rare Breeds Championship Judged by the rare breed judges.

Champion and Reserve from Primitive, North Ronaldsay and Non – Primitive sections to be brought forward for judging to receive Championship sash and RJ Clough Plant Hire Trophy.

SPONSORSThank you to this year’s sponsors A & B Milligan ltd, coal and fuel merchants, Plumb street. Burnley.

So, for all your solid fuel, multifuel stoves and accessories be sure to visit them.http://direct-coal.co.uk/

TROPHIESIF YOU HAVE A TROPHY FROM THE LAST SHOW HELD IN 2016,

WOULD YOU PLEASE RETURN IT BEFORE SATURDAY 8th July 2017 TO THE SECTION SECRETARY OR ALTERNATIVELY YOU CAN DROP IT OFF DURING SHOP HOURS AT:

Hedgehogg Florist 214 Keighley Road, Colne. Lancs. BB8 0PL Tel: 01282 861891

FUN GOAT SECTIONSecretary: Katie Batchelor Mobile 07593879107

Judging: Commences 10.30 am prompt.

Entry Fee: £2.00 for kid classes£3.00 for adult goat classes

Prize Money: 1st - £5, 2nd - £3, 3rd - £2, Rosettes to all entries.

Conditions of entry:

1. All goats must be penned by 9:30am. (please state number of pens required on entry form)2. All goats must be accompanied by two ARAMS DEFRA movement licence (both to and from the show field) and these must be completed and handed in to the Goat secretary’s marquee prior to unloading.3. Goats that are CAE / Scrapie monitored should state so on the entry form and must be accompanied by the appropriate completed form which should be handed into the Goat Secretary prior to unloading.4. Exhibitors are to abide by the current regulations.5. All goats to remain on the show field until after the grand parade.

GOAT CLASSES Judge: T.B.A

G1 Cutest KidG2 Best looking Billy (entire or castrated)G3 Goat with the shaggiest coatG4 Goat most like its ownerG5 Best behaved goatG6 Goat in best conditionG7 Best handler

(There will be a Special Rosette awarded to the best Golden Guernsey in the show, sponsored by a A local breeder).

Pygmy Goat Classes :-

G8 Pygmy Goat with Shaggiest Coat (not to be entered in G3) G9 Pygmy Goat , Best Coloured G10 Cheekiest Pygmy

Winners of classes G1 to G10 to compete for Best in show.Winner to be awarded the Trawcliffe Trophy and a Sash as Best in Show, Trophy to be retained for one year.

Please feel free to suggest other classes.

SPONSORSThe committee would like to thank all the individuals, families and businesses who sponsor the show and those who offer free use of their resources. Without this support the show would not be able to survive.

There are many ways to get involved with the show from sponsoring a class, advertising in the catalogue, becoming a patron or vice-president or even having a trade stand to interact with customers…and gain new ones!

See page 2 for details or contact the secretary on 07957398883 or email Heapdiane@aol.com.

POULTRYSecretary: Mr Duncan Monk, 14 Boulsworth Drive ColneEntry Fee: 50p per entry.Prize money: 1st - £2, 2nd – £1.50, 3rd – £1. Judges: Eggs – TBA

Poultry – TBAJudging: Judging to commence at 10:00am

All exhibits must be installed by 9:30am on ShowdayClosing Date: Friday 28th July 2017 (Late Poultry entries will be taken – but these entries will not appear in the

catalogue)Special Conditions:1. Some smaller classes may be amalgamated if necessary.2. It is strictly the responsibility of the owners to ensure all live stock have water available.3. Failure to do so may result in non-acceptance of the entry.

WaterfowlPT1 Bantam DuckPT2 Bantam DrakePT3 Indian Runner DuckPT4 Indian Runner DrakePT5 Call DuckPT6 Call DrakePT7 Any Variety Heavy DuckPT8 Any Variety Heavy DrakePT9 Any Variety Light DuckPT10 Any Variety Light Drake

Large PoultryPT11 A.V. Heavy Breed, S/F MPT12 A.V. Heavy Breed, S/F FPT13 A.V. Light Breed, S/F MPT14 A.V. Light Breed, S/F FPT15 A.V. Hard Feather, M or FPT16 A/C Silkie, MPT17 A/C Silkie, FPT18 A/C Wyandotte, MPT19 A/C Wyandotte, FPT20 A.V. Rare Breed, MPT21 A.V. Rare Breed, FPT22 A.V. S/F Chick 2017 hatched, M or F

O.E.G. BantamPT23 Spangle, M or FPT24 Black, Red or Blue, M or FPT25 Furnace M or FPT26 A.O.C., M or FPT27 Modern Game, M or FPT28 Hard Feather Chick, M or F 2017

hatched

Soft Feather BantamsPT29 A C Rock, M or FPT30 Pekin White, MPT31 Pekin White, FPT32 Pekin Black, M

PT33 Pekin Black, FPT34 Pekin A.O.C., MPT35 Pekin A.O.C., FPT36 R.I.R., MPT37 R.I.R., FPT38 Wyandotte, MPT39 Wyandotte, FPT40 Leghorn, MPT41 Leghorn, FPT42 Sussex, MPT43 Sussex, FPT44 Sebright, MPT45 Sebright, FPT46 A.O.V., MPT47 A.O.V., FPT48 A.V. Soft Feather Chick, M 2017

hatchedPT49 A.V. Soft Feather Chick, F 2017

hatchedPT50 A.V. Rare Breed, MPT51 A.V. Rare Breed, FPT52 Exhibition Utility Cross Bred HenPT53 Village Class, exhibitor to reside in

Trawden.PT54 Children's Class, Any variety MPT55 Children’s Class, Any variety F

EggsPT56 3 Colours Large or BantamPT57 1 Supreme Hen EggPT58 1 Supreme Bantam EggPT59 3 Bantam Eggs, WhitePT60 3 Bantam Eggs, BrownPT61 3 Bantam Eggs, A.O.C.PT62 3 Hen Eggs, WhitePT63 3 Hen Eggs, BrownPT64 3 Hen Eggs, A.O.C.PT65 3 Duck EggsPT66 1 Hen Egg for contentPT67 1 Bantam Egg for content

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LIGHT HORSE SECTION

We would like to say a big thank you to all our sponsors: The Paper Cup Company, N.A.F, Galloping Geldings, Blue Chip, The Northern Side Saddle Group, Horslyx, British Horse Feeds, Dodson & Horrell, The Holcombe Hunt, Day, Son and Hewitt , Richard Sheet Metal, AVA Saddles and Crow Wood Equestrian.

All Enquires & Entries: Mr and Mrs Elms. 1 Park Cottages, Trawden, Hollin Hall. Lancashire. BB8 8PT. Tel: 0773 8616107, 07828004710. Please note entries can also be dropped off at Carrs Billlington, Gisburn.

Mrs J. Ellison, 8 New Hall farm, Cowling. BD22 0JQTel: 01535 630920 or 0797442891

The entry deadline for inclusion in the catalogue in the catalogue is 28 th July 2017 but entries will still be taken up to and on the day. Entry fees: £6, Late entry fees: £8: Entries on the day: £10. Please note that gate fees will apply on the day if no classes have been entered in advance.

Special Conditions 1. Stallions and Colts must not be lead by any juniors who have not attained their 14th birthday before the 1st

January in the current year. Small breeds – Stallions must not be ridden by juniors who have not attained their 12th birthday before 1st January in the current year. Large breeds – may not be ridden by any juniors who have not attained their 14th birthday before the 1st January in the current year.

2. Correctly secured British Standard Skull Caps/Riding hats Nos. EN 1384,PAS 015 or PAS accredited hats MUST be worn by riders at all times when mounted. Body protectors may be worn. Earrings and Body studs MUST NOT be worn.

3. A rider whose hat comes off, or chin strap comes undone, whilst competing must on Penalty of Elimination replace it or fasten it before continuing in all classes - He may dismount without penalty to recover the hat or have it passed up from the ground, or may stop without penalty to fasten the chinstrap.

4. In all classes no child under the age of 3 years may compete in Leading Rein classes and no child under the age of 5 years may compete in any other ridden classes. No ridden pony may be shown on a leading rein except those exhibited in classes confined to Leading Rein ponies.

5. The Judges decision is final - no complaints are to be made to any Judge.6. Any objection must be submitted in writing to the Secretary within 15 minutes of the class ending, and must be

accompanied by a deposit of £10 which will be refunded, only if the objection is upheld by the Judge, Steward and Committee.

7. No animal under 4 years of age will be allowed to enter any ridden event. Age to be calculated from 1st January in the year of their birth.

8. Young stock handlers must be competent to handle same.9. Riders must not canter among the horse lines and are requested to use the appropriate areas for working-in.10. It is the responsibility of the exhibitor to enter classes which will not clash. It is the competitors responsibility to

be present in the appropriate ring for the commencement of a class. Entry fees cannot be refunded due to unpunctuality.

11. The Committee retain the right to ban/refuse entry of any Horse/Pony from any event, or from the showground.12. No substitution entries / nomination entries permitted.13. The acceptance of a trophy by the holder shall be deemed a sufficient guarantee that he/she undertakes to

return the same to the Society 28 days prior to the next Society Show. Responsibility for good condition of trophy is that of the holder whilst in his/her care.

14. The Committee reserve the right to cancel or incorporate classes should entries dictate.15. Show Canes / Whips are not to exceed 30" (75cms). Riders disobeying this rule will be disqualified from the

class.16. The Organisers of this Show have taken reasonable precautions to ensure the health and safety of everyone

present. For these measures to be effective, everyone must take all reasonable precautions to avoid and prevent accidents occurring and must obey the instructions of the organisers and all the Officials and Stewards. The Committee accept no responsibility inconsequent of the loss or damage to any horse, rider, handler or spectator, vehicle or any other property.

17. Spurs / dress spurs must not be worn in any Show Pony / Show Hunter pony / Working Hunter Pony or ANY Mountain & Moorland ridden class.

18. All stallions and colts must be ridden/ handled by a person over 18 yrs. of age (14 years on 1st January 2017 in Ponies (UK) classes), and be adequately bitted and under control. All stallions and 2/3 year old colts must hold a current licence (unless otherwise governed by the individual Breed Society). Stallions will NOT be allowed in the Grand Parade or in Young Handler/ Junior M & M Ridden classes.

19. No child under the age of 16 will be allowed in the Grand Parade unless accompanied by an adult.20. One to Seven entries 1st, 2nd & 3rd Prizes, Fourth place prize money will only be awarded where there are at

least eight entries in the class.21. Mares with a living foal born during the current season may not be shown in Ridden Showing Classes.22. Bit-less bridles are not permitted in Showing Classes.23. Under no circumstances may tack be changed during the judging of a class. If competing in a Championship the

same tack used in the class must be worn. N.B. Whips are not considered tack.24. In showing classes, riders must wear correct headgear, as rule 2 above, and must wear a riding jacket, shirt and

tie or stock, a pair of breeches or jodhpurs and a pair of top boots or jodhpur boots. Chaps are not permitted.

Polished leather gaiters are permitted. In extreme weather conditions a Judge may use their discretion regarding coats on the day. Ponies’ manes must be plaited except in Mountain and Moorland / Coloured / Traditional Classes.

RING 1

IN HAND Judge: Mr. Bradley, Lancashire.Judging commences 10:00 a.m.

LH1 Young Stock In-Hand. Stallion, Mare or Gelding 3 yrs and under.LH2 Best Condition In-Hand. Open any age, any sex. LH3 Open Showing In-Hand 4 yrs old and over any sex any height.LH4 Veteran Pony or Horse In-Hand. 15 years or over, in hand.LH5 Family Pony/Horse In-Hand. Mare or Gelding, any age or type.LH6 Coloured In-Hand. Any height, any age, any sex, any type.LH7 Mountain & Moorland Small & Large Breeds (will split if there are significant entries).

Small: Any age, any sex. Registered in the Pure Breed Society Stud Books. Welsh A & B, Dartmoor, Exmoor and Shetland. Large: Any age, any sex. Registered in the Pure Breed Society Stud Books. Welsh C & D, Connemara, New Forest, Dales, Fells or Highland.

Championship A: Supreme in hand Championship sponsored by British Horse Feeds 1st & 2nd Prize-winners in classes LH1 to LH7 to compete for the Boulsworth Cup. £10 & Sash to the Champion, £5 & Sash to Reserve Champion. Also prizes of feed vouchers from British Horse Feeds.

RING 2

RIDDEN SHOWING (before lunch) Judge: Mrs. Kennedy, LancashireJUNIOR CLASSES (after lunch) Judging commences 9.00 a.m.

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LH8 Mountain & Moorland Ridden. Small & Large Mixed Breeds (will be split if significant entries). 4 years old and over. 1st place will receive The Steele Ford & Newton Shield.

LH9 Novice Showing. Mare or Gelding 4 years old and over, any height. Never to have won a first prize of £5 or more, snaffle bridle only.

LH10 Ridden Coloured /Spotted Horse or Pony. Mare or Gelding, 4 years old or over. LH11 Ridden Cob. Trimmed or Traditional. Mare or Gelding, 4 years old or over.

Open Ridden Showing. Mare or Gelding, 4 years old or over. Any height. (entries to this class, cannot enter LH9)

LH12 Ridden Hunter Horse & Pony. Mare or Gelding, 4 years old or over. Any height (will split into horses and ponies if significant entries). Will be judged on: conformation, paces, manners and turn out.

LH13 Please note class LH14 will take place in the main arena at approximately: 11:45.NSSG Side Saddle Class. Open to horses and ponies 4 years old or over. This class will be judged on the show, the manners and way of going of the horse / pony and its suitability for the rider, conformation will not be taken into account. Consideration of the rider’s straightness suppleness and poise will be taken into account. Kindly sponsored by Galloping Geldings & Blue Chip who are providing prices for the winner.  Also, our sponsors: The Northern Side Saddle Group will give a Special Award rosette to the winner of the class.

Championship B: Show Pony Championship sponsored by Crow Wood Equestrian. 1st & 2nd in classes LH8 to LH 13 to compete for a Trophy and Champion/reserve rosettes, (if not exceeding 14.2hh). Also, prizes from our sponsor.

Championship C: Horse Championship sponsored by AVA saddles. 1st & 2nd prize-winners in classes LH8 to LH13 (if exceeding 148cm), to compete for the Showring Rosette Co. trophy and champion/reserve rosettes. Also prizes from our sponsor.

Lunch break RING 2 Judge: Mrs. Kennedy, Lancashire.

JUNIOR CLASSES Judging commences no earlier than 1.30 pm

LH14 Young Handler- In-Hand. 14 years and under. Winner to receive the Rose Bowl.

Lead Rein Pony. Mare or Gelding, 4 years old or over, not exceeding 128cm. Rider not to have attained their 9th birthday before the 1ST January in current year. (entries in this class may not enter LH19/ LH20).

LH15 Lead Rein Equitation. Pony mare or gelding 4yrs and over not exceeding 128cm. Rider not tohave attained 9th birthday before 1st January in current year (entries in this class may not enter LH19/ LH20).

LH18 Tack and turn out. Pony mare or gelding 4yrs and over not exceeding 148cm. Rider below 16.(Lead rein permitted but see restrictions under class LH16 &17).LH19 Equitation. Riders who are 16 or below. Mare or gelding, 4yrs and over. Any height. Snaffle only.

Purely judged on equitation not pony conformation. The Gordons of Burnley Cup will be awarded to 1st place.

LH20 Open Showing. Mare or Gelding 4 years old and over, not exceeding 148cm. Rider below 16.Trophy awarded to highest placed local rider.

Championship D: Junior Championship sponsored by Horslyx. 1st & 2nd in classes LH14 to LH 20 to compete for a Trophy and Champion/reserve rosettes, (if not exceeding 14.2hh). Also, prizes from our sponsor: Horslyx.

.LH21 Fancy Dress, any age, any height, single or groups. 1st prize £10, 2nd prize £5, 3rd prize £3.LH22 Cutest face. Special rosette to all entries.LH23 Pony judge would like to take home. Special rosette to all entries

RING 3

WORKING HUNTER Judge: Miss C Maskell-Moseley, LancashireJudging commences 9:00am

Working Hunter classes will be judged as following: Phase 1: Jumping 50% style & 20% manners. Phase 2: Confirmation and paces 20% & manner 10%. Mountain and Moorland will be judged the same within each class. Penalties: 1st refusal =15 faults; 2nd

refusal =20 faults; 3rd refusal = elimination; knockdown =10 faults; wrong course or fall of horse/rider =elimination.

LH24 WH Pony Beginners. 14.2 & under. Rider/pony not to have won a first prize in any WH classes. Fences not to exceed 40 cm. Entries in this class, may not enter LH26.( Lead rein permitted – both phases must be completed on a lead rein. Pony must not exceed 128cm. Rider not to have attained their 9th birthday before the 1ST January in current year).

LH25 WH Novice 14.2 & under, fences up to 60 cm. LH26 WH Open 14.2 & under, fences up to 80cm.

Championship E: WHP Championship sponsored by Holcombe Hunt. 1st & 2nd prize-winners in classes LH24 – LH26. The Champion will receive a trophy and a day’s hunting ticket from the Holcombe Hunt.

LUNCH BREAK

LH27 WH Horse Beginners. Over 14.2. Fences to not exceed 60 cm. Rider/horse not to have won a first prize in any WH classes. (Entries to this class, may not enter LH29).

LH28 WH Novice over 14.2. Fences to not exceed 80 cm.LH 29 WH Open over 14.2. Fences to not exceed 90cm.

Championship F: WH Horse Championship sponsored by Holcombe Hunt. 1st & 2nd prize-winners in classes LH27 – LH29. The Champion will receive The Bannister Cup and a day’s hunting ticket from the Holcombe Hunt.

Supreme Ridden Championship: Champion & Reserve from Championships B, C, D, E & F. Trophy, Sash & Large gift basket from N.A.F to Champion, Sash and small gift basket from N.A.F to reserve.

RING 4

SHOW JUMPING Judge: Mrs L Sullivan, Lancashire. Course Builder: Mr D. ElmsJudging Commences 10.15.

Clear round show jumping will take place between 8.30 and 10.00 am. £2.00 entry to be paid at the ring. Clear round rosettes for all clear rounds.

LH29 Beginners Jumping. (Juniors) Riders not to have attained their 16th birthday before 1st January in current year. Mare or gelding, 4 years and over, not exceeding 148cms. Pony not to have won a first prize in any BSJA competition. Lead rein is permitted. (Entries in this class may not enter LH31). Fences Max. height first round 40cm. Winner to receive the Active Print Machinery Shield.

LH30 Novice Pony. Stallion, Mare or Gelding. 4 years and over. Not exceeding 148cms. Pony not to have won a first prize in any BSJA competition or £50 total BSJA on the day of the show. Riders any age. Fences Max. height first round 60cm. Winner to receive the Dewhurst Decorating Supplies Shield.

LH31 Open Pony. Stallion, Mare or Gelding. 4 years and over. Not exceeding 148cms.Riders any age. Fences Max. height first round 85cm. Winner to receive The Stanley House Veterinary Surgeons Trophy.

LUNCH- During which time clear round will take place again - £2.00 entry to be paid at the ring. Clear round rosettes for all clear rounds. LH32 will not start before 1.00pm.

LH32 Beginners Jumping- Horses. M. Tracey (Building Contractors). Novice. (not before 12:30pm) Stallion, Mare or Gelding. 4 years and over, exceeding 148cms. Riders any age. Horse not to have won a first prize in any BSJA competition or £50 total BSJA on the day of the show. Fences Max. height first round 60cm. Winner to receive The Rex Preston Shield.

LH33 Novice Horse. Stallion, Mare or Gelding. 4 years and over, exceeding 148cms. Riders any age. . Horse not to have won a first prize in any BSJA competition or £50 total BSJA on the day of the show Fences Max. height first round 85cm.. Winner to receive The Alan Bennett Shield.

LH34 Open Horse Stallion, Mare or Gelding. 4 years and over, exceeding 148cms. Riders any age. Fences Max. height first round 95cms. Winner to receive the T & DAS Cup.

LH35 NEW NOVELTY SHOW JUMPING ROUND: POT LUCK. Stallion, Mare or Gelding. 4 years and over, any height. Rider any age. Each fence will be a different height and style, ranging from a cross pole at 2 foot to a parallel at 3ft3. Riders will jump against the clock and choose which fences they want to jump. The bigger the jump, the more points it is worth! But a refusal or not down will result in penalties. The entry fee is £5, this can be paid on the day. The winner with the most points, will win the all the entry fees that have been paid- the jackpot!

LIGHT HORSE CAR PARKING & SHOWGROUND ENTRY

Due to limited space and for safety reasons, vehicles other than horseboxes and

trailers carrying horses will not be admitted to the horse carpark, unless the vehicle is in possession of a

GATE PASS.Assistant/Spectator Vehicles will be directed to the main car park.

Entry to the showfield is strictly by wristband

For smooth entry to the showfield it is strongly recommended that you make your entry in advance to allow the Secretary to send the appropriate gate pass and

wristbands.

HEAVY HORSE SECTION

Secretary: Mrs Joan Taylor, 80 Clevelands Road, Burnley, BB11 2LB Tel: 01282 788022 (Eves Only) 07745561097 Anytime.

Judge: Mr GH Emmott, KeighleyJudging: To commence approx. 12:30 pmEntry Fee: £6.00 per class. Closing Date: 31st July 2017

Prize money: 1st - £25, 2nd - £20, 3rd - £15, 4th - £10.Supreme Champion £50, Reserve Champion £25Junior Champion £20, Reserve Junior Champion £10Rosettes to 4th place.Sashes for Supreme Champion and Junior Champion.All prize winners must enter the Grand Parade

SHS Silver Spoon AwardAffiliated to the Shire Horse Society and Subject to Shire Horse Society Conditions of Award

SH1 Yearling Colt, Filly or Gelding.SH2 Two year old Filly or Gelding.SH3 Barren Mare or Gelding, 3 years old and over.SH4 Brood Mare, 3 years old and over (with own foal at foot).SH5 Foal, Colt or Filly, born in 2017

Championship

Junior Champion to receive the Billings Rose Bowl. Supreme Champion to receive the Trawden & District Agricultural Shield. These are perpetual Trophies to be held for one year. The winners are responsible forensuring that these trophies are returned to the above Secretary in time for the next show in 2018

SH6 Young handler championship. (Novice handlers may be accompanied in the ring).Max age18 years. Rosettes to all entrants.

SH7 Open Ridden – All Heavy Breeds Welcome (to be judged on suitability and obedience as a riding horse).

PATRONSAn ideal way to support the show for individuals, families or companies treating their staff

Entry to the Showground & Member’s Marquee Patron Badge Two Course lunch (carved meats & salads with choice of sweet & free flow coffee//tea) Complimentary Catalogue and acknowledgement in the catalogue for your support. Further refreshments can be purchased in the Members marquee

Adults £25.00 Children under 12 years £12.50Please contact the show secretary on 07957398883 or Heapdiane@aol.com for more information.

TROPHIESIF YOU HAVE A TROPHY FROM THE LAST SHOW HELD IN 2015,

WOULD YOU PLEASE RETURN IT BEFORE SATURDAY 9th July 2016 TO THE SECTION SECRETARY OR ALTERNATIVELY YOU CAN DROP IT OFF DURING SHOP HOURS AT:

Hedgehogg Florist 214 Keighley Road, Colne. Lancs. BB8 0PL Tel: 01282 861891

SHETLAND PONIESSecretary: Mrs. Eileen Barnes, Endmeadow Farm, Heights Road, Fence, Burnley, Lancashire, BB12 9JF

Tel: 01282 606509

Judging: Commence approximately 9:30am

Entry fee: £6.00 per class

Prize money: 1st £10, 2nd £8, 3rd £5, 4th £3. Rosettes to 4th place in all classesChampion £10, Reserve £5. Junior Champion £5, Junior Reserve £2Sashes for Champion and Junior ChampionAffiliated to the Shetland Pony Stud Book Society. All ponies must be registered with theShetland Pony Stud Book Society. Miniature ponies to be 34" or under at maturity.

N.B. Children under 14yrs old may NOT show colts (excluding foals) or stallions in in-hand .classes.Please send a large S.A.E. with entries.

The Championship will take place after the section has finished. All 1st and 2nd prize winners are eligible.

Miniature ponies entered in classes SP1 – SP7, may not enter in classes SP9 and SP10, but will still be eligible for the SPSBS miniature rosette.

Ring 6 Judge: Mr J. McMaster,Wigton, Cumbria.

SP1 Entire Male 3 years and over.

SP2 Brood mare 4 years old and over with own foal at foot.

SP3 Foal progeny of above (born 2017 must be a minimum of 3 weeks of age on showday). Winner receives The Smithson Trophy

SP4 Geld / Barren mare 4 years old and over.

SP5 Yearling Colt, Filly or Gelding

SP6 2 year old colts / fillies and 3 year old fillies

SP7 Gelding 2 years and over (Standard or Miniature) Carus Trophy for standard & TDAS Trophy for Miniature

SP8 Best coloured pony (any colour except black i.e. chestnut, piebald, grey etc. Miniature or Standard)

SP9 Miniature pony 3 years old and under any sex, 34" and under at maturity

SP10 Miniature pony 4 years old and over any sex, 34" and under at maturity.

SP11 Young Handler (Handler to be 14 years or under on show day. Hard hats MUST be worn by handler. No colts or Stallions allowed. Rosette to each exhibitor).

SP12 Pairs To be judged on the quality of each pony and not as a matched pair.

CHAMPIONSHIPS

The Championship will take place after the section has finished. All 1st and 2nd prize winners are eligible. All trophies held for one year. Champion pony will receive The Milton Atkinson Memorial Trophy, Reserve Champion The T&DAS Salver, Junior Champion The Preview Design Trophy and Reserve Junior The T&DAS trophy. Young handler The Bill & Oliver Nutter Trophy and Best coloured The Oxenards Trophy kindly donated by Mrs L. Bleasdale.

NEW MINIATURE HORSE CLASSESSecretary: Mrs. Eileen Barnes, Endmeadow Farm, Heights Road, Fence, Nr Burnley, Lancashire, BB12 9JF

Tel: 01282 606509

Judging: to commence after the Shetland Pony classes N.B. NOT before 2.00pm

Entry fee: £6.00 per class

Prize money: 1st £8, 2nd £6, 3rd £4, 4th £2. Rosettes to 4th place in all classesN.B. All colts / stallions must be handled by an adult and suitably bitted. Hard hats must beworn by handlers under 14 years.Please send a large S.A.E. with entries.

Ring 6 Judge: Mr J. McMaster,Wigton, Cumbria

MH1 Open – Best turned out

MH2 Hack Type – any age

MH3 Hunter Type – any age

MH4 Miniature Horse Open (Young stock) – 3 years and under

MH5 Miniature Horse Open – 4 years and over

CHAMPIONSHIP

The Championship will take place after the section has finished.All 1st and 2nd prize winners from classes MH1 and MH5 are eligible to compete for Champion and Reserve Rosettes.