THORNTON LE DALE

1 THORNTON LE DALESHOW & SPORTS SOCIETYP residents: Mr & Mrs C WrightSCHEDULE OF THE 99thANNUAL SHOWTHE SHOWFIELD, MALTONGATETHORNTON LE DALEWEDNESDAY 8 AUGUST 2018 Adults 5 - 16 years under 5 years FreeAdmission to the Showfield after - SHOW, LURCHER SHOW, EVENING SPORTS, CHILDREN S TUG O WAR andJUNIOR SHOWJUMPING COMPETITIONS from ENQUIRIEST hornton Le Dale ShowPO Box 61 PickeringYO18 7 ZPTel: 01751 Secretary: Mrs. E CowleyNutwood, Low Dalby, Pickering, North Yorkshire, YO18 7LT. Tel: 01751 460313 Secretary for Cattle: Mr. & Mrs. R Clifford9 Croome Road, Sledmere, Driffield, East Yorkshire, YO25 3XJ. Tel: 01377 236620 Secretary for Sheep : Mrs. D Stenton/Miss S StentonBriardene, Rectory Lane, THORNTON le Dale, North Yorkshire, YO18 7 QGTel: 07713131018 Secretary for Horses: Mrs. S MorleyWestfields Farm, Westfields Lane, THORNTON le Dale, Pickering YO18 : 07884004495 Secretary for Goats: Mr. A BowesGreenbank, Peasland s Lane, THORNTON le Dale, YO18 7QX.

2 Tel: 01751 477783 Secretary for Fur and Feather: Mr. A Collier Entries to:Mrs C Moore, 9 Westgate Meadows, Nafferton, Driffield, East Yorkshire, YO25 : 01377 257351 Secretary for Sheep Dog Trial: Miss. J GoulderThe Glebe, Westgate Carr Road, Pickering, YO18 8LX Tel: 01751 470172 Secretary for Rare & Minority Breeds: Mr. P ChristophersonStonehaven, South Lane, THORNTON le Dale, YO18 7QU. Tel: 01751 477586 Secretary for Pigs: Mr. N HargraveWhitehouse Farm, Kirby Misperton, Malton, YO17 6XR. Tel: 01653 668218 Secretary for Companion Dog Show: Mrs. C Quanbrough5 Beck Mews, Cayton, Scarborough, YO11 3 TRTel: 07974822432(Entries taken on Show Day from 10:30 )Terrier Show: Entries taken on Show Day by Mr. D MarshallLurcher Show: Entries taken on Show Day by Mr. D MarshallFerret Show: Mr. G KendallLow Mill Farm, Ellerburn Road, THORNTON le Dale, YO18 : 07812669306 Membership Secretary: Mrs. G DouglasWray House Farm, Marishes, Malton, YO17 6UJ. Tel: 01653 668215 Trophy Secretary: Mrs.

3 H PashbyWhite House Farm, Low Marishes, Malton, YO17 6RJ. Tel: 01653 668545 Trade Stand Enquiries: Mr. S Naylor57 Littledale, Pickering, North Yorkshire, YO18 8PS. Tel: 01751 475469 Assistant : Mrs. L NaylorVintage Tractor Secretary: Mrs. T Vitty33 West Garth, Sherburn, Malton, North Yorkshire, YO17 8PN. Tel: 01944 711403 Bio-Security Officer: Mrs. F K CockerillFox & Rabbit Farm, Lockton, Pickering, YO18 7NQ. Tel: 01751 460207 ENTRIES CLOSE:Fur & Feather:Saturday 21 July at 21 July at , Pigs, Goats, Horses and Rare Breeds:Saturday 28 July at , Craft & Horticultural Sections:Monday 6 August at (cont.)MAIN OF HORSE CLASSES 1 - 7 begins in Ring 1 JUDGING OF HORSE CLASSES 8- 16 begins in Ring 2 JJUDGING OF HORSE CLASSES 17- 27 begins in Ring 3 Judging of all tent classes (the marquees are closed to the public while judgingtakes place) OF HORSE CLASSES 28 - 33 (Heavy Horses) begins in Ring 2(Follows judging of Horse Classes 8 - 16) OF HORSE CLASSES 34 - 40 (Ridden Ponies) begins in Ring 3(Follows judging of Horse Classes 17 - 27) for Companion DOG SHOW closeDOG SHOW begins in Ring Company of Horsemen(Equine Stunt Team) in Rings 1 & OF HORSE CLASSES 41 - 43 (Decorated Horses & Driving Classes)in Rings 1 & Racing in Rings 1 & Squibb(Freestyle Moto Cross) in Rings 1 & of Trophies for all tent Classes in the MarqueeFancy Dress on Horseback in Rings 1 & 2.

4 Followed by:Fancy Dress on Company of Horsemen(Equine Stunt Team) in Rings 1 & Derwent Hunt Parade of Hounds in Rings 1 & closed to exhibits may be removed from the Marquee.(Prize monies may be collected from )5:15 Jamie Squibb(Freestyle Moto Cross) in Rings 1 & SPORTS COMMENCE in Ring SHOW JUMPING in Rings 1 & TERRIER SHOW and LURCHER SHOW in Ring s TUG O WAR in Ring 4 First Aid Facilities by St. John Ambulance ServicePROGRAMME OF EVENTS 2018 DISPLAY PROGRAMME 2018 ARTISTLOCATIONAPPROXIMATE - - - - - - - - - - 3 - - - - - - - Hill - Sheepdogs & GeeseJames McKay - FalconryRyan Kay - Gun DogsThe Crazy World of Magic with Uncle MalJoseph Peace - Fire StuntsJames McKay - FalconryThe Company of HorsemenElaine Hill - Sheepdogs & GeeseThe Crazy World of Magic with Uncle MalRyan Kay - Gun DogsTerrier RacingJamie SquibbJoseph Peace - Fire StuntsFancy Dress on Horseback followed by.

5 Fancy Dress on FootThe Company of HorsemenThe Derwent Hunt Parade of HoundsJamie SquibbEvening Sports commenceJunior ShowjumpingRing 4 Ring 4 Ring 4 ShowgroundRing 4 Ring 4 Main RingRing 4 ShowgroundRing 4 Main RingMain RingRing 4 Main RingMain RingMain RingMain RingRing 4 Main RingHEALTH & SAFETYTHE ATTENTION OF ALL EXHIBITORS, COMPETITORS, TRADERS AND MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC IS DRAWN TO THESE REGULATIONSThe Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 places a responsibility on the Society for the health and safety of Society and CommitteeMembers, visitors, traders, exhibitors, contractors, volunteers and members of the public who are attending the Society sAnnual Show. As a condition of entry into THORNTON Le Dale Show all such persons are themselves required to comply fullywith the Health & Safety at Work Act 1974 and all other current, relevant legislation and/or established guidance relating tosafety at public events, including THORNTON le Dale Show & Sports Society s rules and regulations, this Health & Safety Policyand any legal obligations placed upon Society is committed to the highest attainable standards of health and safety for all of those persons listed above.

6 To enablethese standards to be achieved and maintained the Society will endeavour to ensure that all applicable statutory requirementsare enforced and that the provisions of any relevant advisory Codes of Practice are recognised and exhibitor and trader is responsible for the safety of all equipment including electrical generators and gas applianceswhich should be tested prior to use and the report be made available for inspection by the Show Director, if requested. Usersshould ensure that such equipment is operated in a safe manner and that in the event of such equipment catching fire, theappropriate means to deal with the incident is available on site. The Society will not be responsible for any accident that mayoccur from the machinery or equipment belonging to any exhibitor or trader, and it is a condition of Entry that each exhibitoror trader will hold the Society blameless, and indemnify it against any legal proceedings arising from any accident caused byan exhibitor s or trader s machinery or prior written approval of the Secretary is required before any Hazardous Substance can be brought onto the bringing a Hazardous Substance on to the Showfields must ensure that it is transported, handled and stored in a Stand Exhibitors will be responsible for the safety of the general public visiting their stand, ensuring that all exhibitsare safe and that adequate escape routes are provided.

7 Traders are required to have in place appropriate Public LiabilityInsurance and must produce supporting documentary evidence to this effect before being allowed onto the the Society accepts that the behaviour of live exhibits is unpredictable, it would not expect exhibitors to show anyanimal that is not properly trained for AID, DOCTOR and VETERINARY SURGEON are in attendance on the Showfield and/or may be contacted via theSecretary who can be located at the the event of an emergency, a TELEPHONE is available from the Secretary, at the exhibitors and members of the public attending the Show should be aware that live exhibits can be easily frightened andcan be dangerous. They should pay particular attention where animals are tethered or moving and avoid behaviour that mightalarm and equine exhibitors are responsible for carrying out their own risk assessment for the control, movement andconduct of their animals at all times and for applying reasonable controls to ensure that they do not escape or pose a danger tothe public.

8 Livestock must be under the control of a competent handler when being moved. If the handler is a junior handler,he/she must be supervised by a competent adult handler who is able to restrain/control the animal in an must be supervised at all times. No bicycles are allowed on the Society reserve the right to prohibit entry to, eject or have ejected from the Showfields any person guilty of noisy ordisorderly conduct or of any other practice likely to annoy other persons attending the Show, or who interferes with the quietuse of the Showfields by any other alcohol may be brought onto the ShowfieldAll dogs brought onto the Showfield must be kept on a leash and under the control of a responsible person at all times. Ownersare required to clean up after their pets and deposit all waste in a may only be ridden in the rings and designated exercise area and must not be ridden in areas open to the general publicVehicle movements are not permitted on the Showground whilst the Show is open to the public ( to exceptessential service and emergency vehicles.)

9 Any moving vehicle must display headlamps and hazard warning indicators. Themaximum speed limit on the Showground is 5 the event of an emergency everyone is asked to follow the directions issued by Officials of the Society, which may bebroadcast over the Public Address OF PERPETUAL TROPHIESHORSESThe Geoff and Francis Dunn Memorial Trophy for Pony, not exceeding 15 , rider to be 16 years or under. Local Children s ClassThe Society s Trophy for Best Turnout, Local Children s ClassThe Mousie Memorial Trophy for Working pony, not exceeding , rider to be 14 years or underE. J. Vardon Challenge Cup for Working PonyThe R Fletcher Trophy for Hunter, 16 and overThe Jack Turnbull Memorial Trophy for Hunter under 16 Hilda Wharton Memorial Trophy for Champion Ridden HunterThe Frank Avison Memorial Trophy for Brood Mare with Foal at FootThe Richard Morley Memorial Trophy for RoR Thoroughbred Show HorseFrank Cundall Memorial Trophy for 2 or 3 Year old HunterPeter Sykes Memorial Trophy for Pony Brood MareJohn Credland Memorial Trophy for Pony FoalPaddisons of Pickering Trophy for Pony YearlingThe Silver Jubilee Trophy for Pony 2 or 3 Year OldThe Society s Challenge Trophy for Champion Hunter/PonyThe Jade Neal Trophy for Mountain & Moorland Pony, any age, to be ridden on a lead rein by a child 8 years or underThe Whisperdales Cup for Mountain & Moorland (ridden classes)The Moonstruck Native Pony Trophy for the Champion Pony (in hand classes 19-23)

10 Hawsker Stud Trophy for the the Best Standard YearlingHawsker Stud Trophy for the the Best Miniature YearlingHawsker Stud Cup for the Best Miniature ShetlandChallenge Cup for Shetland PonyThe D. Prest Challenge Cup for Heavy Horse, YearlingThe Walter Tate Challenge Cup for Heavy Horse, 2 Year OldThe Rosedale Damp-proofing Challenge Cup for Heavy Horse 3 Years and aboveThe Thomas William Mudd Memorial Trophy for Pair of Heavy HorsesThe D. Mudd Challenge Trophy for Champion Heavy HorseThe John White Memorial Trophy for Pony exceeding and not exceeding Rider 16yrs. or underThe Sally Douglas Memorial Trophy for Ridden Pony not exceeding shown on a lead rein. Rider 8yrs. or underThe Stan Cockerill Memorial Trophy for Veteran Colin Chaloner Trophy for Champion Ridden PonyThe Gordon & Margaret Stead Memorial Trophy for Decorated Heavy HorseThe Ashley Burgess Challenge Trophy for Best Private Horse-Drawn TurnoutThe Henry Burnside Memorial Trophy for Best Tradesman s Horse-Drawn TurnoutThe Hall Hotel Challenge Trophy for Fancy Dress on HorsebackRARE AND MINORITY BREEDSThe Society s Challenge Trophy for the Best Rare Breed Sheep in ShowThe Society s Champion Dexter Trophy for the Best Dexter in ShowCATTLEThe BOCM Pauls Tankard for Best HandlerThe Cargill Trophy for the Champion CalfThe Renault Agriculture Trophy for the Best Pedigree Beef AnimalThe Society s Trophy for Best Animal (Native Breed Classes)