Hundred House Schedule 2022

2 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.
2022’s Show
A full Schedule of events and entertainment are being provided for this first Show
Day since 2019, with the planned Programme appearing opposite. Full details of
the 70th Anniversary Sheep Dog Trials appear on page 4.
As usual, Berwyn Jones and Clive Nixon are the joint Show Secretaries, in charge
of its layout and smooth-running. It’s a big responsibility and one that’s not
always fully appreciated. The Society and its Committee extend their thanks.
Another very important job is that of Gate & Parking Management. The current
Chair traditionally takes responsibility for this function and Sharon Davies will be
canvassing for help. It takes many people through the day to fulfil the task and if
you would be able to give an hour of your time, she – and the entire Committee
– would be most grateful. Please contact Sharon directly, or Tricia the Show Co-
Ordinator if you’re able to help.
Many thanks go to our Section Secretaries, their Stewards and helpers who spend
many hours before, on and after Show Day in making it an enjoyable event for all.
The Society is grateful to Ann, Dennis, Gaynor Beth & Sharon, Marie, Sue Davies,
Sue Williams & Wendy for distributing the Show Schedules and tickets to the
Society’s Members. And lastly, in this digital age, we’re indebted to Cherry
Tooley who’s managed the Show Facebook page for the last few years.
Members who pay by Bank Standing Order
Almost everyone has continued their payment over the 2 years when Covid
meant that the Show could not be run. In recognition of this unstinting support,
these Members will receive 2 free tickets to donate to any relative, friend or
acquaintance they wish as a gesture of the Society’s gratitude.
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.

Cover design by Sarah Louise Hammond [email protected]

2022 Programme of Events * 3
70th Anniversary Sheep Dog Trials

On Saturday, August 20th. See page 4 for full details

Hundred House Show Day

On Saturday, September 3rd

9.00 am Gates open for exhibitors
10.00 am Judging starts for In-hand & Ridden Horse classes
11.00 am Pony Club Show Jumping begins
11.30 am Dog Show entries taken
12.30 pm Horticultural Exhibition closes for Judging
1.00 pm Sheep Section & Dog Show Judging starts
1.30 pm Wye Valley Axemen display
1.45 pm Children’s Fancy Dress competition
2.00 pm Horticultural Exhibition re-opens

“ Threshing Machine demonstration
“ Children’s Sports
2.30 pm Fun and Games begin
3.00 pm Wye Valley Axemen display
3.30 pm Horse Championship in Main Ring
“ Threshing Machine demonstration
4.00 pm Vintage Vehicle parade
4.30pm Informal Tug O’ War
5.00 pm Shearing rounds, plus Shearers vs. Axemen Race
8.00 pm Bar closes
8.30 pm Gates closed

* All timings are approximate. Events may be changed as necessary on the day, so please listen
out for any Public Address Announcements

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70th ANNIVERSARY ANNUAL SHEEP DOG TRIALS
Graig-yr-Onnen Farm, Hundred House, LD1 5SB

(courtesy of Mr & Mrs J Davies & Mr V Powell)

Saturday 20th August 2022

Commencing at 7.30 am

AM – Open National Style

1st Prize £100 and Fred Lloyd Memorial Cup, and Miniature
2nd £40, 3rd £30, 4th £20, 5th £15, 6th £10

Novice – 1st Prize £40 & Ron Weale Perpetual Shield
2nd £30, 3rd £20, 4th £10

PM – Open National Style

1st Prize £100 & J L Davies Cup and Miniature
2nd £40, 3rd £30, 4th £20, 5th £15, 6th £10.

Novice – 1st Prize £40, 2nd £30, 3rd £20, 4th £10.

Ivor Davies Perpetual Sheep Dog Trophy for top Radnorshire
handler, AM or PM

Young Handler – Pair of Shelly’s boots

Pre entry – 15th August from 6pm – 01982 553344
Entry fees: £6 Open, £7 Combined run
Secretary: John Davies 07799 276056

The Trials Committee are grateful to the following sponsors:

Caerfagu Products Ltd Llandre Sawn Wood

Smithfield Tractors Philip Langford

Shelly’s Boots

Affilitated to the International Sheep Dog Society & South Wales
Sheep Dog Trials Association and run under their rules.

DOG SHOW 5

(Licensed by The Kennel Club)

Sponsors: Hay & Brecon Farmers, Llandrindod Wells

Secretary: Mrs S Williams, 01982-570743
Entries taken from 11.30 am. Judging commences 1.00 pm prompt

Judge: Lissa Charles
Entry fee: 50p. Prizes/rosettes in each class. 1st £1, 2nd 75p, 3rd 50p

Please note that only un-docked or legally docked dogs may be exhibited 13

Class Pedigree Section

1. Any variety: puppy (over 6 months and under 12 months)

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 1-4 must be registered with the Kennel Club but do

not have to be in the name of the exhibitor

Class Novelty Section
Best child handler (child to be under 16)
5. Best puppy (over 4 months and under 12 months)
6. Best dog or bitch within 4 miles radius of Show Ground
7. Best gun dog type
8. Best terrier type
9. Best hound/lurcher
10. Best sheep dog or bitch
11. Best cross-breed
12. Prettiest bitch
13. Most handsome dog
14. Best veteran (7 years and over)
15.

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 black labrador
The Dylan Perpetual Cup for the Best in Classes 5-15

6 SHEEP SECTION

Secretary: Stephen Williams, Lower Llaneon, LD1 5SA.
07810 442345 [email protected] Judging Starts 1pm

Entry fee: £1 classes 1 - 58 Prizes: 1st £5, 2nd £3, 3rd £1
Plus rosettes & mugs. Perpetual Trophies for Champion in each Class

All sheep to be the property of the exhibitor
Holding No: 52/218/8000

Please ensure the appropriate licence, including individual sheep tag
numbers, is completed to accompany your entry

PLEASE NOTE THAT ALL LIVESTOCK VEHICLES ENTERING THE SHOWGROUND
MUST BE CLEAN, OTHERWISE ADMISSION WILL BE REFUSED

MV Section

1. This Section is for fully Accredited sheep only.
2. All sheep exhibited in this Section must be accompanied by a valid green SAC form.
3. Scheme sheep must be halter-led and a two metre space kept between them and non-

Scheme sheep at all times.
4. Scheme sheep must be loaded and unloaded at the point specified.
5. Scheme sheep must not be transported in the same vehicle as non-Scheme sheep.
6. Where relevant, non-Accredited and MV Accredited sheep to be judged as one class, within the

keeping of the above regulations.

Butchers’ Lambs (Open)

Sponsored by Richard Jones ATV,

Judge: Greg Christopher Steward: Terry Bridgewater

1. 2 butchers’ lambs, any breed, over 40kg live

2. 2 butchers’ lambs, any breed, under 40kg live

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Butchers’ Lambs (Local, 3 mile radius)
Sponsored by Dalehead Foods

Judge: Greg Christopher Steward: Terry Bridgewater
3. 2 butchers’ lambs, any breed, over 40kg live
4. 2 butchers’ lambs, any breed, under 40kg live
5. 2 butchers’ lambs, any hill breed, any weight

Texel (Open)

Sponsored by D J Kinsey, Agricultural Contractor

Judge: Fred Powell Steward: Gareth Davies

6. Ram, any age 8. 1 Ewe, any age

7. Ram lamb 9. 1 lamb

Suffolk (Open)

Sponsored by Gamic Trailers

Judge: Fred Powell Steward: Raymond James

10. Ram, any age 12. 1 Ewe, any age

11. Ram lamb 13. Ewe lamb

Continental Breeds (Open)

Sponsored by Chris & Hannah Paddock Burway Beltex

Judge: Raymond Powell Steward: Colin Bufton

14. Ram, any age 16. 1 Ewe, any age

15. Ram lamb 17. 1 Ewe lamb

Mule Production (Open)

Sponsored by McCartneys

Judge: David Williams Steward: Ian Jones

18. Blue Faced Leicester Ram, any age

19. 1 mule Ewe, any age

20. 1 mule Ewe lamb

21. 1 mule Ewe lamb (progeny of SFM). Owner must reside within a

3-mile radius

22. 1 mule Ewe lamb (progeny of White Faced Ewe)

Any Other Lowland Breeds (Open)

Sponsored by Elanco

Judge: Shane Owen Steward: Mike Price

23. Lowland Ram, any age 25. Lowland Ewe, any age

24. Lowland Ram lamb 26. Lowland Ewe lamb

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Badger Faced (Open)

Sponsored by Ddole Road Vets

Judge: Tudor Gethin Steward: Berwyn Jones

27. Ram, any age 29. 1 Ewe, any age

28. Ram Lamb 30. 1 Ewe lamb

Welsh (Open)

Sponsored by J&C Griffiths & Son

Judge: Roger Aberley Steward: Sandy Price

31. Ram, 2 years or over

32. Yearling Ram

33. Ram lamb

34. 1 Ewe, any age

35. 1 Ewe lamb

Cheviot Type (Open)

Sponsored by Tom Lewis Farm Supplies .

Judge: Robin Lewis Steward: Clive Hammonds

36. Ram, 2 years or over

37. Yearling Ram

38. Ram lamb

39. 1 Ewe, any age

40. 1 Ewe lamb

Beulah Speckled Face Mountain (Open) .

Sponsored by Builth Market Auctioneers .

Judge: Dewi Jones Steward: Phil Price

CHAMPIONSHIP ROSETTE donated by BFSM for overall Champion

41. Ram, 2 years or over

42. Yearling Ram

43. Ram lamb

44. 1 Ewe, any age

45. 1 Ewe lamb

Hardy Speckled (Open)

Sponsored by Bowketts Farm Supplies .

Judge: Gwyn Samuel Steward: Bruce Davies

46. Ram, 2 years or over

47. Yearling Ram

48. Ram lamb

49. 1 Ewe, any age

50. 1 Ewe lamb

Black Welsh Mountain (Open) 9

Sponsored by Caleb Roberts Insurance

Judge: Tudor Gethin Steward: Berwyn Jones

51. Ram, any age 53. 1 Ewe, any age
52. Ram lamb 54. 1 Ewe lamb

Any Other Upland Breeds (Open)

Sponsored by Llaneon Farming

Judges: Shane Owen Steward: Mike Price

55. Upland Ram, any age 57. Upland Ewe, any age

56. Upland Ram lamb 58. Upland Ewe lamb

Young Handler – 16 & Under (Free Entry,Prizes for All)

Sponsored by Builth Wells Veterinary Practice
Prizes Donated by Ian Jones Shearing & Supplies

Judge: Valerie James
Steward: Rebecca Williams

59. Best Handler
– 11 Yrs & Under

60. Best Handler
– 16 Yrs & Under

Championship For Lowland Breeds
Sponsored by Grant Rowland Welding

To be awarded to Best Exhibit from Classes 6-26
Winner will also receive Marker Sprays

kindly donated by Ivor & Sue James

Championship For Upland Breeds
Sponsorship & Prize from Grant Rowland Welding
To be awarded to Best Exhibit from Classes 27-58

Winner will also receive Foot Rot Shears

Supreme Champion – Sponsored by ROXAN
To receive 50 fully EID ROXAN tags and tagger

Milwyn Dyke Memorial Perpetual Challenge Cup
To be awarded to the exhibitor gaining the most points in the Sheep Section,

i.e. 1st – 3 points, 2nd – 2 points, 3rd – 1 point

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Country
Store

Fencing Decorative
Supplies Stone
Building
Materials

Bulk Feeds & Three Cocks Ind Estate
Fertilisers Brecon, Powys, LD3 0SD
01497 847252
8am-6pm Mon-Fri
8am-12pm Sat

[email protected]

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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

The Shearing Competition will be followed by an informal
race between the Shearers & the Wye Valley Axemen

FIELD SECTION

Sponsored by Francis Dunne, Field Options Ltd

Secretary: K Williams, 07796-477983
Judge: Hugh Price(formerly Cwmtwych)
Entry fee: £1 per field. Prizes 1st £5, 2nd £3, 3rd £1

Class 1 First Year Ley, Established 2022
Class 2 2 to 5 year Ley, Established 2017/2021
Class 3 Permanent Ley

Whole field to be judged. For Members within 5 miles of showground
All entries must reach the Section Secretary by August 5 th, 2022

12 HORSE & PONY SECTION

Secretary: Annabel Lewis-Stevens 07883-477289

Rules

• Judging will commence at 10 am prompt

• All horses and ponies must have a valid passport

• Riders must wear a correctly fitting hat while mounted

• All ridden horses and ponies must be 4 years or older

• Handlers of colts must be 14 years or over

• Competitors are advised to have their own Public Liability insurance

Fees:(on field): £3 per class Prizes: 1st - £6, 2nd - £3, 3rd - £2

Ring 1, In-Hand Showing Judge: Adam Patterson

Welsh Breeds, Section A

Class:

1. Best Foal 3. Best Yearling

2. Best 2 or 3 yrs old 4. Best Mare or Gelding, 4 yrs and over

Welsh Breeds, Section B

5. Best, Any age Welsh Breeds, Section C

6. Best Foal 8. Best Yearling
7. Best 2 or 3 yrs old 9. Best Mare or Gelding, 4 yrs and over

Welsh Breeds, Section D

10. Best Foal 12. Best Yearling

11. Best 2 or 3 yrs old 13. Best Mare or Gelding, 4 yrs and over

Welsh Breeds, All Sections

14. Best Stallion 15. Championship

Mountain and Moorland Small Breeds

16. Best Foal 18. Best Yearling

17. Best 2 or 3 yrs old 19. Best Mare or Gelding, 4 yrs and over

Mountain and Moorland Large Breeds

20. Best Foal 22. Best Yearling

21. Best 2 or 3 yrs old 23. Best Mare or Gelding, 4 yrs and over

Mountain and Moorland Small & Large Breeds

24. Best Stallion

Excluding Mountain and Moorland Large Breeds

25. Best Foal 27. Best Yearling

26. Best 2 or 3 yrs old 28. Best Mare or Gelding, 4 yrs and over

Classes 16-28 inclusive

29. Championship

Ring 2, Mostly Ridden Judge: Jamie Baldwin 13

30. Best Local, ridden or in-hand. A Cup will be presented to the winner in
memory of the late Mr Harold Evans, Llanhowell

31. Best Coloured Horse or Pony, ridden or in-hand (skewbald, piebald,
spotted, dun, palomino, buckskin and roan)

32. Best Tack and Turn-out, Horse or Pony
33. Best Trekking, Pony Club or Riding School Horse or Pony
34. Best Lead Rein
35. Best First Ridden (excluding Class 34 entrants)
36. Best Ridden under 14.2hh
37. Best Ridden over 14.2hh
38. Best Ridden Welsh Cob (Section C or D)

Classes 30-38 inclusive
39.Championship

Young Handlers’ Classes
40. 10 yrs and under (in-hand)
41. 11-16 yrs (in-hand)
42. Champion, Classes 40-41

Show Jumping by Teme Valley Hunt Pony Club, from 11 am
Classes 1-10 progressing from 30cm to 1.10m (first 2 classes lead rein)

Championship: 1st & 2nd from Classes 15, 29, 39 & 42 to compete in the Main Ring.
Champion and Reserve Champion rosettes will be awarded.

Supreme Championship: All section Champions and Reserves to compete for the
Woosam & Tyler Supreme Perpetual Challenge Trophy. Rosettes to the Supreme &

Reserve Supreme Champions.
Fancy Dress Competition to be judged in the Main Ring
The Section Secretary and Show Committee would like to thank Ms S Badger, Mr D
Williams, Mrs K Barstow & Mrs A Lewis-Stevens for sponsorshing the Championships
Feed prizes in this Section generously provided by HoneyChop

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Hundred House & District Improvement Society 15

Annual Show - Horticulture Section Entry Form

Class No. of Description Entry Official
No. Entries Fee Use Only

       
       
       
       
       
       
       
       
       
       
       
       

        
        

In making the above entries, I accept the No. of
Rules & Regulations as printed Entries

Signed……………………………………………………………. Exhibitor
No.

Name……………………………………………………………….
Address……………………………………………………………………………………………………
……………………………………………………………………………………………………………….....
Phone……………………………………..E-mail………………………………………………………

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Please Note: In the event of inclement weather conditions, the
Horticulture Section will be held in Hundred House Village Hall

Horticultural Section Rules

All entry requests to be made to the Secretary by
9 pm on Friday 2nd September 2022

1. The Judges will be appointed by the Committee. The Judges’
decisions will be final.

2. TIMINGS. The exhibition area will close at 12.30 pm prompt.
Judging will then commence, and the exhibition will re-open at
approximately 2.15 pm. Exhibits may not be removed before 5 pm.

3. All exhibits must be made or grown by the exhibitor, with the
exception of classes 78 & 80.

4. All entries are to be anonymous, labelled only with the Class and
exhibitor number allotted by the Section Secretary.

5. Competitors must bring their own plates, vases, etc. for staging their
exhibits. Valuable plates should not be used under cookery exhibits

6. All outside leaves and unnecessary stalks must be removed and all
roots must be washed.

7. The committee shall have the power to visit any competitor’s garden
before or after the show.

8. Prize money will be paid by the Section Secretary on show day.
9. Entry fees are listed by Section in the Schedule.
10. The rule in the Children’s Classes is that the competitor’s age shall

be as of 31st August, 2022
11. 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 9 PM ON

FRIDAY, 2nd September 2022

The Horticultural Section Hon. Secretary is Nerys Morris
01982-570743

[email protected]

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Children’s Classes

NO ENTRY FEE. Prizes: 1st 75p; 2nd 50p; 3rd 30p
Entrant’s age (as on 31st August 2022) to be shown on front of exhibit.

All exhibits to be child’s own unaided work.
Details of narrative for Handwriting are shown on page 21
Class

1. 4 years & under Hand and/or Foot painting of Farm Animal-
adult help allowed
2. ditto Farm Picture - any medium
3. ditto Two decorated biscuits
4. 5 years Handwriting
5. ditto Painting - any design, any medium
6. ditto Painted Stone
7. 6 to 7 years Handwriting
8. ditto Painting - any design, any medium
9. ditto Painted Stone
10. 8 to 9 years Handwriting
11. ditto Painting - any design, any medium
12. ditto Painted Stone
13. 10 to 11 years Handwriting
14. ditto Painting - any design, any medium
15. diitto Painted Stone

A Perpetual Trophy for the most points won in classes 1-3 inclusive, kindly
given by Nerys Morris. An Award 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.

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Classes 16-81: ENTRY FEE 20p. Prizes: 1st £1.50; 2nd £1; 3rd 50p.

Vegetables

Class

16. Three Potatoes 22. Longest Runner Bean

17. Three Onions 23. Three Beetroot

18. One Cabbage 24. Three Tomatoes

19. Three Carrots 25. Best Marrow/Courgette

20. Five Runner Beans 26. Unusual Shaped Vegetable

21. Collection of Three Distinct Varieties of Vegetables

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.

Flowers

EXHIBITORS SHOULD BRING THEIR OWN SUPPLIES OF WATER

27. Four Blooms Roses 32. Collection of Three Herbs
28. Four Stems Sweet Peas 33. Best Pot Plant (flower)
29. Three Spikes Gladioli 34. Best Cactus or Succulent
30. Three Stems Cosmos 35. Best Button Hole or Corsage
31. Selection of Garden Flowers - 36. Flower Arrangement -
“Celebration in a Teacup”
in one container

A 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.

37. Lemon Drizzle Cake - Cookery
sponge whisked
41.Two Open Sandwiches
38. Four Fruit Scones 42. Two Individual Desserts
39. Chocolate Sandwich - 43. Decorated Celebration Cake -

cream filled can be on dummy
40. Four Bread Rolls 44. Four Decorated Small Cakes
45. Four “Free From” Brownies

A Perpetual Trophy kindly given by Mrs J Davies, Cwrt Newydd for the most
points gained in classes 37 to 45 inclusive. An Award kindly donated by Mr
and Mrs O Morgan, Pentrebychan.

Children’s Cookery 19

Class Four Decorated Small Cakes
46. 7 years and under Four Uncooked Sweets
47. Ditto One Decorated Gingerbread person
48. Ditto Four Decorated Small Cakes
49. 8 to 11 years Six Uncooked Sweets
50. Ditto Two Decorated Gingerbread persons
51. Ditto

A Trophy will be given for the most points gained in classes 46 to 51 inclusive. An
Award will also be given.

Preserves & Produce

52. Jar of Jam 57. Jar of Mincemeat

53. Jar of Marmalade 58. Bottle of Liqueur

54. Jar of Chutney 59. Bottle of Home Made Fruit Drink

55. Jar of Piccalilli 60. Six Hen Eggs

56. Jar of Honey

A Perpetual Trophy kindly given by Mr and Mrs D Lewis, Builth Wells, for the
most points gained in classes 52 to 60 inclusive. An Award kindly donated by
Fforest Fields Campsite.

Farm Produce

61. Bale of 2022 Meadow Hay 64. Best Square Permanent Pasture

62. Bale of 2022 Hay 65. Largest Dock Leaf

63. Best Square Ley Turf 66. Pair of Root Crop

A Silver Perpetual Cup, kindly given by the late Mrs O. Powell, Vivian and
Stuart in memory of Mr Neville Powell fort the most points gained in classes
61-66 inclusive. An Award kindly donated by Mr & Mrs M Davies Pen y Banc

20 Young Person’s Section

Open to competitors between the ages of 12-16 years.

67. Picture - own choice, any medium 70. Four decorated small cakes

68. Six uncooked sweets 71. Painted Stone

69. Photograph – “My Pet”

A Perpetual Trophy kindly given by the Gilwern Hill Pony Society for the most
points gained in classes 67-71 inclusive. An Award kindly donated by Mr and
Mrs M Hammonds, Tygwyn.

Special Open Section

Exhibits must not have won in previous shows and must be the competitor’s

own work.

72. Decorated Bottle 78. A decorated box

73. Card - “Celebration” any medium 79. Limerick -

74. Item made using wool “A Hundred House Party”

75. Photograph - Bird of Prey 80. Favourite Tea-Towel -

76. Peg Bag bought or made

77. Picture - own choice, any medium 81. 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 72-81 inclusive.
An Award kindly donated by Mrs G Worts, The Mill.

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.

NEW FOR 2022!

Fancy Dress Competition

Outside Horticultural Section at 1:45pm
Come in your fancy dress
NO ENTRY FEE

Three Age Groups:- Pre-school, 5-7 years, 8-11 years
Prize money for 1st, 2nd & 3rd places

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Children’s Handwriting Texts

Class 4 - Children 5 years Class 10 - Children 8-9 years
The single word “Opposite” Peace
Peace we achieve
when we do not expect
anything
from the world
But only give, give and give
Unconditionally
what we have
and what we are

Class 7 - Children 6 to 7 years Class 13 - Children 10-11 years

Opposite Peace
Big or Small Love makes our friends a little dearer,
Thin or Fat Joy makes our hearts a little lighter,
Slow or Fast Faith makes our paths a little clearer,
Wet or Dry Hope makes our lives a little brighter,
Peace brings us all a little nearer.

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

Fforest Fields
Llandrindod Wells
LD1 5RT

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CHILDREN’S SPORTS 23

Kindly organised by Edw Valley Young Farmers’ Club
Races commence at 2 pm

TODDLERS’ RACE
For 3 years and under
CHILDREN’S FLAT RACES (Separate races for Boys and Girls)
Age categories: 4 & 5, 6 & 7, 8 & 9, 10 & 11, 16 and under
SACK RACE
Age categories: 7 & under, 11 and under, 15 & under
SEVEN-A-SIDE MIXED FOOTBALL (Year 6 & UNDER at July
2022)
Kindly sponsored by Paul & Dawn Worts, Millside
Entry fee: £2 per team,
Gold, Silver & Bronze medals awarded for flat races, prize
money for other races, Winners’ plaques for football

FUN & GAMES

Secretary: Mike Davies, 07908-156332
Kindly assisted by Donna Morris & Richard & Delyth Bysouth

WHEELBARROW RACING & OBSTACLE COURSE
Following the Children’s Sports (between 2.30-2.45pm)

INFORMAL TUG O’WAR ACROSS THE BROOK
Following the Vintage Display (approx. 4.30pm)

VINTAGE DISPLAY

Secretary: Mervyn Price, 01982-570380
Featuring cars, tractors and motorcycles
Grand Parade around the main field at 4.00 pm
Exhibitors allowed free admission for 2 adults
A commemorative mug will be given to each entry

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The Churches of Colwyn Benefice

1. St Bridget’s, Llansantfraed

2. St. David’s, Glascwm

2 3. St. Mary’s, Bettws
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1 5 4. St.Mary’s, Llanfaredd
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6 3 5. St. David’s, Rhulen
6. St. Matthew’s, Llanelwedd

7. St. David’s, Cregrina

Reverend Linda Watson, The Rectory,

4 Llanelwedd, Builth Wells
01982-553533

[email protected]

Proceeds from the tea, coffee, sandwiches and home made cakes
available at the Show will be going to Colwyn Benefice

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30THRESHING MACHINE DEMONSTRATION
Kindly provided by Mike George & Keith Williams

Founded in Aberdeen in the late 19th century, Robert Garvie &
Sons were the foremost producer of threshing machines until well
into the 1950’s. Their equipment was used to remove seeds from
the stalks and husks of grain by beating the plant to make the
seeds fall out. The first such machines were used from the late
18th century, before which the job was done by hand, using flails –
an extremely laborious and time-consuming task which
accounted for about 25% of farm labour. Unemployment and
hardship caused by this early mechanisation resulted in the
“Swing Riots” of 1830 when farm labourers smashed threshing
machines and threatened the farmers who utilised them.
However, the machines continued to be improved; from being
driven by horse, to steam and then internal combustion.
Eventually their function was coupled with that of the
reaper/binder (used to first cut and then bundle the crop) and thus
developed into the modern day Combine Harvester.
Hopefully, Mike Davies will kindly bring along his early single-
cylinder diesel Field Marshall tractor to power the belt drive.

Some pictures31
from 2019’s
Show…

Officers of the Society

Chair: Sharon Davies, Fedw
Deputy Chairperson: 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 Mr & Mrs G L 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.

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.

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.