Saturday 2nd September 2023 AT LOWER LLANEON, FRANKSBRIDGE LD1 5SA (BY KIND PERMISSION OF MR STEPHEN WILLIAMS & RICHARD JAMES) ADMISSION: UNDER 16 FREE, OVER £6 Dog & Horse Shows Children's Sports Circus Workshop and Evening Fire Show Stock & Horticultural Exhibits Vintage Display Hundred House Annual Sheep Dog Trials Graig-yr-Onnen Farm, Hundred House, LD1 5SB (Courtesy of Mr & Mrs J Davies & Mr V Powell) Saturday 19th August 2023 Commencing at 8 am
About the Society History The Hundred House & District Improvement Society was formed in the late 19th century with the aim of improving standards of land and animal husbandry. The Show itself has been running since the 1950’s with the Sheep Dog Trials celebrating their 70th Anniversary in 2022. The Hundred House Show has a strong claim to be mid-Wales’ premier Community Agricultural event. 2023 Show Once again we have a full schedule of events for the 2023 show as we build on the success of the 2022 event. For 2023 we have a Circus Workshop during the day with activities for children of all ages from 0 to 99. In the evening we have a Fire Display which will be a spectacular and fitting end to the day. The show would not be possible without the help and support of a willing band of volunteers, too numerous to name individually, each one plays an important part in the success of the event. Committee members who meet regularly to discuss the event including the provision of services and attractions, advertising and marketing, collation and printing of schedules; Schedule and ticket distributors; the many people who come along to set up prior to show day; Section Secretaries and Stewards whose work starts long before the day, selecting suitable competitions and judges; show day co-ordinators who ensure the event itself runs smoothly; gate stewards and car park attendants; the willing band of helpers who come along after the show to pick litter and dismantle the show field into storage in readiness for the next year. A huge thanks to everyone who takes time to support the show in whatever way. Without these volunteers we would not be able to hold such a successful event. Would you like to help? If you would like to get involved in any way please contact our Chair, Gwyn Powell or our show Co-ordinator Tricia Evans. Any help is always welcomed. Meetings As an existing, or prospective Member, you are cordially invited to come along to our regular meetings, generally held on Thursday evenings in Hundred House Village Hall and provisionally scheduled for January (AGM), April , July and September. Contact [email protected] for further information.
2023 Programme of Events * Sheep Dog Trials On Saturday, August 19th. See following page for full details Hundred House Show Day On Saturday, September 2nd 9.00 am Gates open for exhibitors 10.00 am Judging starts for In-hand & Ridden Horse classes 11.30 am Dog Show entries taken 12.00 am Pony Club Show Jumping begins " Pet show entries penned by 12.30 pm Horticultural Exhibition closes for Judging 1.00 pm Sheep Section & Dog Show Judging starts "Pet show judging starts 2.00 pm Horticultural Exhibition re-opens “ Children’s Sports 2.30 pm Fun and Games begin 3.00 pm Vintage Vehicle parade 4.00 pm Circus Workshop with 4.30pm Informal Tug O’ War " Shearing rounds 7/7.30 pm Fire Show * All timings are approximate. Events may be changed as necessary on the day, so please listen out for any Public Address Announcements
HUNDRED HOUSE ANNUAL SHEEP DOG TRIALS Graig-yr-Onnen Farm, Hundred House, LD1 5SB (Courtesy of Mr & Mrs J Davies & Mr V Powell) Saturday 19th August 2023 Commencing at 8 am. MORNING SESSION Open National Style: 1st prize £30 and Fred Lloyd Perpetual Cup and Miniature, 2nd £25, 3rd £20, 4th £15, 5th £10, 6th £5 Novice National Style 1st prize £20 and Ron Weale Perpetual Shield, 2nd £15, 3rd £10, 4th £5 AFTERNOON SESSION Open National Style: 1st prize £30 and J L Davies Cup and Miniature, 2nd £25, 3rd £20, 4th £15, 5th £10, 6th £5 Novice National Style 1st prize £20, 2nd £15, 3rd £10, 4th £5 Ivor Davies Perpetual Sheep Dog Trophy for top Radnorshire handler over both morning and afternoon sessions. Young Handler (21 and under): Pair of Shelly’s boots ENTER ON FIELD – 8 AM START Entry Fee: £6 open, £7 combined run Catering available. Secretary: Iwan Rees 07845 598 584 The Trials Committee are grateful to the following sponsors: Gary Price, Llandre Sawn Wood Smithfield Tractors Caerfagu Products Ltd Shelly’s Boots Affiliated to the International Sheep Dog Society and South Wales Sheep Dog Trials Association and run under their rules.
DOG SHOW (Licensed by The Kennel Club) Sponsors: Hay & Brecon Farmers, Llandrindod Wells Secretary: Sue Williams Telephone 01982 570743 Entries taken from 11:30am Judging commences 1pm prompt Judge: Annette Pendragon “Ruffleup” Entry fee: 50p Prizes 1st £1.50 2nd £1 3rd 50p Please note that only un-docked or legally docked dogs may be exhibited Pedigree Section Class 1. Any variety: Puppy (Over 6months and under 12months) 2. Any variety: Sporting 3. Any variety: Non-Sporting 4. Any Variety: Open Hundred House Show Cup – for the Best in Show The winner of this section is requested to withdraw from further competition. Dogs entered in Classes 1 to 4 must be registered with the Kennel Club but do not have to be in the name of the exhibitor Class Novelty Section 5. Best Child Handler (Child to be under 16) 6. Best Puppy (Over 4months and under 12months) 7. Best Dog or Bitch within 4 mile radius of Show Ground 8. Best Gun Dog Type 9. Best Terrier Type 10. Best Hound/Lurcher 11. Best Sheep Dog or Bitch 12. Best Cross-Breed 13. Prettiest Bitch 14. Most Handsome Dog 15. Best Veteran (7years and over) Best Novelty (To Be Judged after Class 15) Additional Novelty Section Awards A prize for each child in Class 5 Toots Memorial Cup for the winner of Class 7 kindly donated by the late Mrs S A Price Joshua Memorial Cup for the winner of Class 15 kindly donated by Kate & Richard Croker in memory of their beloved Labrador The Dylan Perpetual Cup for the Best in Classes 5 -15
SHEARING COMPETITION Secretary: Mark Dyke, 01982-570218 Good prize Money Section kindly sponsored by Gary Bevan Groundworks Tidy and time shear - Under 21 years Tidy and time shear - 21 years & over Local Farmer's Fun shear Adrian Jones Memorial Cup for Tidiest shorn sheep on the day, kindly donated by the Jones Family, Cefnbychan. FIELD SECTION Sponsored by Francis Dunne, FDSeeds 07496662670. Secretary: K Williams 07796477983 Judge: Gareth Davies ( Wynnstay ) Entry fee: £1 per field. Prizes 1st £5, 2nd £3, 3rd £1 Class 1 First Year Ley, Established 2023 Class 2 2 to 5 year ley, Established 2019-2022 Class 3 Permanent Ley Whole field to be judged. For Members within 5 miles of the showground All entries must reach the Section Secretary by August 7th 2023
Hundred House Garden Competition Secretary: Cherry Tooley Tel: 0757 9211292 [email protected] Following it’s relaunch in 2019, after a 35-year break, the Hundred House Best Kept Garden Competition expanded into two sections in 2022! The results for 2022 were: Best Kept Garden Competition * Winner: Busnant Farm, Glascwm * Highly Commended: Hirllwyn, Franksbridge ………….. Garden Seat View Competition * Winner; Garth, Hundred House * Commended: School House, Franksbridge * Commended: Bettws Cottage, Hundred House …………… Further growth occurred in 2023 with four categories: Best Kept Garden; Best Vegetable Plot; Best Flower Bed; & Best Planted Container. Judging took place at the end of June. Perpetual Cups will be awarded at The Show.
Lead Rein Pony, not to exceed 12hh First Ridden (excluding lead rein) Best Ridden under 14.2hh Best Ridden over 14.2hh Best Horse/Pony suitable for Pony Club, to include a small jump Best Plodder to be ridden in a snaffle Best Coloured (Skewbald, Piebald, Spotted Dun, Palomino, Buckskin & Roan) 1st & 2nd from all above classes eligible to compete for Ridden Champion HORSE & PONY SECTION Secretary: Annabel Lewis-Stevens 07883477289 Rules Judging will commence at 10 am prompt All horses and ponies must have a valid passport All junior riders must wear a suitable B.S standard riding hat at all times Please do not leave horses or ponies unattended Fees: (on field): £3 per class Prizes: 1st - £6, 2nd - £3, 3rd - £2 Judges - Samantha Jones & Ms Becky Evans Ring 1 - In Hand 1.Best Local- the catchment area for Franksbridge school. A cup will be presented to the winner in memory of the late Mr Harold Evans, Llanhowell. 2.Young handlers 10 years & under 3.Young handlers 11-16 years 4.Champion - classes 2 & 3 Welsh Breeds A,B,C & D 5.Best Section A 6.Best Section B 7.Best Section C 8.Best Section D 9.Mountain and Moorland- small and large breeds (excluding Welsh breeds & class 10) 10.Potential competition horse or pony, suitable for dressage & jumping (excluding the Welsh & M&M). 11.Best Foal 12.Best Yearling 13.Best 2 & 3 year old In Hand Champion 14.1st & 2nd from classes 5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12 & 13 are eligible to compete for this. Ring 2 - Ridden 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.
Lead Rein only 30cm Novice 40cm (excluding entrance from class 1) 50cm 60cm 70cm to include more fillers/spreads Supreme Championship Champions & Reserve Champions from class 4 & 14 From Ring 1 classes 4 & 14 From Ring 2 classes 8 Last years Supreme Champion with the judge, the late Adam Patterson, who sadly passed away last December. Ring 3 Show Jumping Starts at 12 noon 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 1 round per competitor as this will be timed on second half of the course.
For further information contact: Ann Williams 01982 570315 Anne Smith 01982 570301 Tricia Evans 01982 570268 email: franksbridge.chapel@ gmail.com ALL WELCOME! FRANKSBRIDGE BAPTIST CHAPEL Community Singalong Join in the singing of some well-known hymns and songs Led by Gordon Bingham Sunday 3rd September 2023 3.30pm Llaneon Farm, Hundred House LD1 5SA Tea and cake will be served
Please Note: In the event of inclement weather conditions, the Horticultural Section will be held in Hundred House Village Hall Horticultural Section Rules All entry requests to be made to the Secretary by 9pm on Friday 1st September 2023 1. The Judges will be appointed by the Committee. The Judges decision will be final. 2. Timings. The exhibition area will Close at 12.30pm Prompt. Judging will then commence, and the exhibition will re-open at approximately 2.15pm. Exhibits may not be removed before 4:30pm 3. All exhibits must be made or grown by the exhibitor. With the exception of classes 73 & 78. 4. All entries are to be anonymous, labelled only with the Class and Exhibitors number allotted by the Section Secretary. 5. Children's Entries to have their Age only on the front 6. Competitors must bring their own vases etc. including water for staging their exhibits. 7. All Cookery entries should be on a paper plate, rather than valuable plates. 8. All outside leaves and unnecessary stalks must be removed and all roots must be washed. 9. The committee shall have the power to visit any competitor's garden before or after the show. 10. Prize money will be paid by the Section Secretary on show day. 11. Entry fees are listed by Section in the Schedule. 12. The rule in the Children's Classes is that the competitor's age shall be as of 31st August 2023 13. All Perpetual Trophies remain the property of the Hundred House & District Improvement Society and to be held for ONE YEAR ONLY. ALL ENTRY REQUESTS TO BE MADE TO THE HORTICULTURAL SECRETARY BY 9PM ON FRIDAY 1st September 2023 Horticultural Section Secretary - Nerys Morris 01982 570743 [email protected]
Hand or Foot painting of Under the Sea (adult help allowed) Children's Classes NO ENTRY FEE. Prizes: 1st £1; 2nd 80p; 3rd 50p Entrant's age (as on 31st August 2023) to be shown on front of exhibit. All exhibits to be child's own unaided work. Details of narrative for Handwriting are on page Class 4 years and under 1. 2. Sun Picture - any medium 3. Own Choice Decorated Paper Plate – any medium 5 years 4. Handwriting – Word Water with illustrated border 5. Painting – Rainbow, any medium 6. Collage of a Rainbow 6 to 7 years 7. Handwriting – Save Water with illustrated border 8. Painting – Pond any medium 9. Model – Pond on a plate 8 to 9 years 10. Handwriting – Water for the... with illustrated border 11. Painting – Ocean, any medium 12. Model – Water Creature (sea, pond, river) 10 to 11 years 13. Handwriting – Water Water Everywhere with illustrated border 14. Painting - Waterfall, any medium 15. Model - Rain gauge The “Children's Classes Perpetual Trophy kindly given by Nerys Morris for the most points gained in classes 1-3 inclusive. An Award kindly donated by Andrew Mills The “Richard Hulin” Memorial Perpetual Trophy, kindly given by Mrs A Hulin for the most points gained in classes 4-15 inclusive. An Award kindly donated by Mr and Mrs J Evans Bryn to be own outright.
Classes 16 to 81 ENTRY FEE 20p. Prizes 1st £2; 2nd £1.50; 3rd £1. Vegetables Class 16. Three Potatoes 17. Three Onions 18. One Cabbage 19. Three Carrots 20. Five Runner Beans 21. Collection 3 Distinct Varieties 22. Longest Runner Bean 23. Three Beetroot 24. Three Tomatoes 25. Best Marrow/ Courgette 26. Unusual Shaped Vegetable The Herbert Price Memorial Perpetual Rose Bowl, kindly given by the late Mrs A Price for the most points gained in classes 16 to 26 inclusive. An Award kindly donated by Mr and Mrs R Williams, Sunnycroft, to be own outright. Flowers EXHIBITORS SHOULD BRING THEIR OWN SUPPLIES OF WATER & APPROPRIATE CONTAINERS 27. Four Blooms Roses 28. Four Stems Sweet Peas 29. Three Blooms Gladioli 30. Three Stems Cosmos 31. Best Selection Garden Flowers 32. Collection Three herbs 33. Best Pot Plant (flower) 34. Best Cactus or Succulent 35. Best Button Hole or Corsage 36. Flower Arrangement - “In a Welly" Silver Perpetual Cup, kindly given by the late Mr T O Nicholls, OBE JP CC for the most points gained in classes 27 to 36 inclusive. An Award kindly donated by Mrs S Davies, Cwrt Newydd, to be won outright. Cookery 37. Boiled Fruit Cake 38. Four Plain Scones 39. Four Butterfly Cakes 40. Four Flapjack 41. Two Open Sandwiches 42. Two Individual Desserts 43. Six – Two Variety Home-made Sweets 44. Four Decorated Small Cakes
45. Four “Free From” Flapjack (see recipe below) Perpetual Trophy kindly given by Mrs S Davies, Cwrt Newydd, for the most points gained in classes 37 to 45 inclusive. An Award kindly donated by Mr and Mrs O Morgan, Pentrebuchan, to be won outright. Children's Cookery 46. 7 years and under Four Decorated Small Cakes 47. “ “ “ “ Two Fruit Kebabs 48. “ “ “ “ One Decorated Gingerbread person 49. 8 to 11 years Four Decorated Small Cakes 50. “ “ “ “ Four Rocky Roads 51. “ “ “ “ Four Pin Wheels(Pizza Wheels) Perpetual Trophy kindly given by Builth Wells Country Market for the most points gained in classes 46 to 51 inclusive. An Award kindly donated by Sherrie and Simon Edwards Rhiw Villa to be won outright. Preserves and Produce 52. Jar of Jam 53. Jar of Marmalade 54. Jar of Chutney 55. Jar of Honey 56. Jar of Mincemeat 57. Bottle of Liqueur 58. Bottle of Home-made Fruit Drink 59. Six Hen Eggs Perpetual Trophy kindly given by Mr and Mrs D Lewis, Builth Wells, for the most points gained in classes 52 to 59 inclusive. An Award kindly donated by M&J Synnock Llanhailo to be won outright. Farm Produce 60. Bale of 2023 Meadow Hay 61. Bale of 2023 Hay 62. Best Square Ley Turf 63. Best Square Permanent Pasture 64. Largest Dock Leaf 65. Pair of Root crop Silver Perpetual Cup, kindly given by the late Mrs O Powell, Vivian and Stuart in memory of Mr Neville Powell for the most points gained in classes 60 to 65 inclusive. An Award kindly donated by Mr and Mrs M Davies, Pen y Banc, to be won outright Young Person's Section Open to competitors between the ages of 12 to 16 years 66. Picture - own choice – any medium 67. Six Brownies
68. Four Decorated Small Cakes 69. Upcycle item of Clothing Perpetual Trophy kindly given by the Gilwern Hill Pony Society for the most points gained in classes 66 to 69 inclusive. An Award kindly donated by Mr and Mrs M Hammonds, Tygwyn, to be won outright. Special Open Exhibits must not have won in previous shows and must be the competitors own work. 70. Photograph - 11years and under (Year 6 to Preschool) – My Pet 71. Photograph - 12years to 16years (Year 7 to Year 11) – Favourite Season 72. Photograph - Adults – Reflection 73. Best wrapped gift box (no bigger than 12inch) 74. Item made using wool 75. Picture – own choice – any medium 76. Handmade Flower 77. Limerick - Title King Coronation............................. 78. Favourite Magnet (bought or made) 79. Painted Stone A Perpetual Cup, kindly given by the late Mrs M Morson in memory of her late husband Mr I Morson for the most points gained in classes 70 to 81 inclusive. An Award kindly donated by Mrs M Worts, The Mill, to be won outright. President's Award The Barrie Hutton Perpetual Cup. This is awarded annually for the President's choice of exhibit from within the entire Horticultural Section. The chosen exhibit need not necessarily have been a prize-winner. Children's Handwriting - Class 4 – Children 5 years old - Single word - “Water” Class 7 – Children 6 to 7 years “Save Water” Save Water, Save Water Water is our life Water is used for everything Without water there is nothing
Class 10 – Children 8 to 9 years “Water for the...” Water for the flowers Water for the trees Water for the birds Water for the bees Water for the river and water for the sea Water for the world and water for me! Class 13 – Children 10 to 11 years “Water Water, Everywhere” Water, Water, everywhere To wash my hands and wash my hair It's nice to drink it by the pool, Slurp it, sip it, nice and cool. It comes from clouds don't you know, Falls as rain and also snow. Keep it clean or you will be Sick as sick, as sick can be! We are lucky here at school, To have clean water to keep us cool. We drink water every day. In the pool we like to play Horticultural Section Sponsorship The entire prize monies are being sponsored this year by Fforest Fields Campsite. The Hundred House Show Committee and all the Members extend their thanks for this generous contribution Free From Flapjack Recipe 160g Free From Spread 115g Light Brown Sugar 115g Golden Syrup 300g Gluten-free Oats Instructions • Preheat your oven to 160C Fan / 180C and prepare a 8 inch square tin with non stick baking paper – leave some overhang so you can lift the flapjacks out. • Place your butter, light brown sugar and golden syrup into a saucepan and melt till smooth. Remove from the heat and add in your gluten free oats. Mix in so all the oats are thoroughly coated. • Press the mixture into your prepared tin and bake in the oven for about 25 minutes until golden. • Remove from the oven and allow to cool in the tin to firm up before lifting out. Once completely cool, slice into squares or smaller squares for flapjack bites!
Hundred House Pet Show 2023 Sponsored by Llaneon Farming Limited Steward: Nikki James Judge: TBC All entries to be penned by 12pm for judging at 1pm Entry Fee: 50p adults, Free for children, entries taken on show day Prizes: TBC Classes 1) Rabbit – any age, breed or sex 2) Hamster – any age, breed or sex 3) Guinea Pig – any age breed or sex 4) Any other small pet 5) Reptile – any kind A prize will be given to the ‘Best in show’. Please note: All exhibitors must provide their own cage, food and water.
CHILDREN'S SPORTS Organised by Sarah Allsopp Kindly Sponsored by Brian & Anne Smith Races Commence at 2pm TODDLERS' RACE For 3 years and under CHILDREN'S FLAT RACES (Separate races for Boys & Girls) Age Categories: 4 & 5, 6 & 7, 8 & 9, 10 & 11, 16 & under SACK RACE Age categories: 7 & under, 11 & under, 16 & under Gold, Silver & Bronze medals awarded for all races FUN & GAMES Secretary: Mike Davies, 07908156332 Kindly assisted by Donna Morris & Richard & Delyth Bysouth WHEELBARROW RACING & OBSTACLE COURSE FOLLOWING THE CHILDREN'S SPORTS INFORMAL TUG O'WAR ACROSS THE BROOK VINTAGE DISPLAY Secretary: Mervyn Price, 01982-570380 Featuring cars, tractors and motorcycles Grand Parade around the main field at 3.00 pm Exhibitors allowed free admission for 2 adults A commemorative mug will be given to each entry
Members of the local churches are providing refreshments for our judges and a range of delicious cakes and sandwiches will be available to purchase - please support this local cause.
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Franksbridge Parent & Toddler Group Meets every Wednesday (Term time) 9:30 - 11:30am At Hundred House Hall £1.50 per child 50p per additional Snacks & refreshments provided All Welcome! Find us on Facebook - "Franksbridge Parent and Toddler Group Friends of Franksbridge Primary School Why join? Contact Sarah Langford or School for more information
Membership The Society’s Members have traditionally been recognised by listing their names and addresses in this Schedule, but Data Protection regulations mean that this is no longer possible. Nonetheless, the Society relies heavily on their annual subscriptions to secure its future and help it to weather the ups-and-downs that inevitably occur. The Society could not exist without their support. Annual Membership fees are £5 Single 16 & over, £10 Joint/Family. Please note that Members must show their Membership/Show admittance tickets at the main gate to avoid paying the normal entry fee Officers of the Society Chair: : Gwyn Powell, Colwyn Terrace Treasurer: Angela Nixon, Bryncoch Show Co-ordinator: Tricia Evans, Bryn Farm Please contact any of the above via [email protected] All Other Secretaries’ details appear within the Section pages Honorary Members President: Valerie James, Caeffynon Vice Presidents as below: Miss S Badger Mr & Mrs G T Barstow Mr & Mrs G Buckley Mrs S Davies Mr & Mrs J T Davies Mr W James Mrs J Jones Mr & Mrs D Lewis Mr G Powell Mr K Price Mrs S Saer Mrs O Stewart Smith Mr & Mrs G Williams Mr & Mrs R Williams Mrs M Worts Mrs C Wozencraft The Society expresses its sincere gratitude for the donations made by the above. Sponsors The Society depends heavily upon the monies received from its Sponsors. Where directly associated with awards and prizes, Sponsors’ names appear italicised and underlined within this Schedule. There are also others who donate towards the Show’s general running costs. The Society’s Committee expresses its sincere thanks for their support Sponsors may also choose to place a display advert. Please contact [email protected] Liability Notice Those entering the Show Ground do so at their own risk. The Committee will not accept responsibility for any accident, damage, injury or illness to spectators, competitors, property, horses or livestock whatsoever, or loss of property, exhibits or display materials. Safety Notice Access to the Show is ONLY from the A481 road from Hundred House to Fforest Inn. There is NO access via the farmyard or adjacent gate off the road to Franksbridge. The Show Committee request that Showgoers only use the official entrance to avoid a significant Health & Safety danger, both to themselves as well as other road users.