SATURDAY, 7th SEPTEMBER 2019
LOWER LLANEON, FRANKSBRIDGE, LD1 5SA
(By kind permission of Mr Stephen Williams)
STOCK & HORTICULTURAL EXHIBITS, VINTAGE DISPLAY,
CHILDREN’S SPORTS, DOG & HORSE SHOWS,
CRAFT DEMONSTRATION
PLUS VARIOUS STALLS, SIDESHOWS & ATTRACTIONS
ALSO FEATURING
A SHEARING COMPETITION & ‘FUN & GAMES’
CATERERS IN ATTENDANCE, LICENSED BAR BOOKED
ADMISSION: Under 16 FREE, Over 16 £6. FREE PARKING
& Sheep Dog Trials
FRIDAY & SATURDAY,
23rd & 24th AUGUST 2018
AT GRAIG-YR-ONNEN FARM, LD1 5SB
(By kind permission of the Davies family & Mr Vivian Powell)
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 and Sheep Dog Trials have been run almost continuously for over 60
years, forming one of mid-Wales’ premier Community Agricultural events.
This will be the 3rd year at the Show’s new ‘Home’ of Lower Llaneon Farm,
courtesy of Stephen Williams, and is sure to build further on its new foundations.
Meetings
As a Member, or prospective Member, you are cordially invited to come along to
our regular meetings in Hundred House Village Hall, held at 7.30pm on
Thursdays and provisionally planned for:- September 12th 2019, January 30th
2020 (AGM), April 30th 2020 & July 30th 2020. Other occasional social events
are held.
Safety Notice
The ONLY access to the Show Field is 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 Society’s Committee kindly request that
Showgoers only use the official entrance to avoid a significant Health &
Safety danger, both to themselves as well as other road users.
Show Day
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, Dan James, takes responsibility for this task and will be canvassing for
help. It takes many people through the day to fulfil this task and if you would be
able to give an hour of your time, he – and the entire Committee – would be
most grateful. Please contact him 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 to enjoy.
The Society is grateful to Ann, Dennis, Gaynor Beth & Sharon, Marie, Alex,
Sue Davies, Sue Williams and 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 for managing our Hundred House Show Facebook page.
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THRESHING 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.
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SHEEP DOG TRIALS
Graig-Yr-Onnen Farm, Hundred House
(by kind permission of the Davies Family & Mr Vivian Powell)
Friday 23rd & Saturday 24th August 2019
FRIDAY, 23rd AUGUST - commencing 12 noon
1. OPEN SOUTH WALES STYLE
1st Prize £20 & Shield given by the late J L Davies
2nd £15, 3rd £12, 4th £10, 5th £8. Entry fee £2.
Cup Won in 2018 by J Beeli
2. OPEN NOVICE SOUTH WALES STYLE for dogs that have not won a
1st or 2nd Prize in an Open South Wales Class or an Open National
Style Class
1st Prize £15 and Challenge Cup given by John Davies, Graig-Yr-
Onnen
2nd £10, 3rd £8, 4th £4. Entry fee £2.
The Challenge Cup to be won twice in succession or three times
altogether.
Classes 1 & 2 to be run as combined run
SATURDAY, 24th AUGUST - commencing 7.30 am
3. OPEN NATIONAL STYLE, AM.
1st Prize £25 and “Fred Lloyd Memorial Silver Challenge Cup, and
Miniature”. given by the Fred Lloyd Family.
2nd £15, 3rd £12, 4th £10, 5th £8, 6th £5. Entry fee £3.
Cup won in 2018 by P Tomkins
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OPEN NATIONAL STYLE, PM.
1st Prize £25 and “J L Davies Memorial Cup, and Miniature”.
Kindly given by the Davies Family.
2nd £15, 3rd £12, 4th £10, 5th £8, 6th £5. Entry fee £3.
Cup won in 2018 by R Jones
A Perpetual Sheepdog Trophy given by the late W I Davies,
Llansantffraid House, for the Best Competitor Living in
Radnorshire in the National Style Class
“I.S.D.S Young Handler Award Class” In order to be eligible
for the International Competition Draw, entrants must be
under 21 on the 25/08/19 and the dog must be registered with
the society. £10 & miniature Shield.
4. OPEN NOVICE NATIONAL STYLE, AM and PM for dogs that
have not won a 1st or 2nd prize in an Open National Class.
1st Prize £20, and Ron Weale Perpetual Shield.
2nd £14, 3rd £10, 4th £8. Entry fee £2.
Shield won in 2018 by W Jones
Classes 3 & 4 are combined runs and will be run in two sessions.
Competitors restricted to two dogs unless time permits.
The Committee wish to thank the following sponsors:
CAERFAGU PRODUCTS LIMITED
JAMES & ELERI SMART
LLANDRE SAWN WOOD
PHILIP LANGFORD FENCING CONTRACTOR
GRANT ROWLAND WELDING
SMITHFIELD TRACTORS
Affiliated to the I.S.D.S & SOUTH WALES SHEEP DOG TRIALS
ASSOCIATION and run under their rules.
Joint Secretaries:
John Davies: 07799-276056
James Smart: 07972-908586
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: Robert Lewis Steward: David Lewis
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 Randall Parker Foods
Judge: Robert Lewis Steward: David Lewis
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: Rhian Evans Steward: Gareth Davies
6. Ram, any age 8. 1 Ewe, any age
7. Ram lamb 9. 1 Ewe lamb
Judge: TBC Suffolk (Open)
Sponsored by Gamic Trailers
Steward: Sandy Price
10. Ram, any age 12. 1 Ewe, any age
11. Ram lamb 13. 1 Ewe lamb
Continental Breeds (Open)
Sponsored by McCartneys
Judge: Robert Lewis Steward: Colin Bufton
14. Ram, any age 16. 1 Ewe, any age
15. Ram lamb 17. 1 Ewe lamb
Mule Production (Open)
Sponsored by Tom Lewis Farm Supplies
Judge: Ian Fairclough 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: Estyn James 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: Alan Williams 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: Chris Lewis Steward: Raymond James
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 Caleb Roberts Insurance
Judge: Malcolm Price 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 Brightwells, Builth Wells
Judge: Jonathan Davies 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 & Fencing Materials
Judge: Gareth Thomas Steward: Bruce Davies
46. Ram, 2 years or over
47. Yearling Ram
48. Ram lamb
49. 1 Ewe, any age
50. 1 Ewe lamb
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Black Welsh Mountain (Open)
Sponsored by Derw Vets, Builth Wells
Judge: Alan Williams 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 Ltd
Judges: Estyn James 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
Sponsored by Ian Jones Shearing & Supplies
Judges: Clive & Lyn Hammonds Steward: Ben Gwillim
59. Best Handler – 11 Yrs & Under 60. Best Handler – 16 Yrs & Under
Championship For Lowland Breeds
Sponsored by Mid-Wales Incineration
To be awarded to Best Exhibit from Classes 6-26
Winner will also receive Marker Sprays
kindly donated by ID & SB James, Country Supplies
Championship For Upland Breeds
Sponsored by Mid-Wales Incineration
To be awarded to Best Exhibit from Classes 27-58
Winner will also receive IL Liquid Thrive
kindly donated by Agri Lloyd
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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SHEARING COMPETITION
Secretary: Julie Jones, 01982-570249
Entry fee: £2 Good Prize Money
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, Field Options Ltd
Secretary: Keith Williams, 01982-570204
Judge: Stephen Hardwick, Forden.
Entry fee: £1 per field. Prizes 1st £5, 2nd £3, 3rd £1
Class 1 First Year Ley, Established 2019
Class 2 2 to 5 year Ley, Established 2014/2018
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 9th, 2019
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HORSE & PONY SECTION
Secretary: Angharad Lloyd 01497-851638
Rules
• Judging in rings 1 & 2 will commence at 11 am prompt
• Clear round jumping available from 9 am
• 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 Entry per class, £2 per competitor 1st Aid
Prize Money (exc.Novelty): 1st - £6, 2nd - £3, 3rd - £2
Ring 1, In-Hand Showing
Mountain and Moorland Small Breeds
(Welsh A, Welsh B, Dartmoor, Exmoor, Shetland)
Classes:
1. Best Mare or Gelding 4 yrs or over 2. Best Foal
3. Best Yearling 4. Best 2 or 3 yr old
5. Best Stallion 4 yrs & over
Mountain and Moorland Large Breeds
(Welsh C, Welsh D, New Forest, Connemara, Fell, Highland, Dales)
6. Best Mare or Gelding 4 yrs or over 7. Best Foal
8. Best Yearling 9. Best 2 or 3 Yr old
10. Best Stallion 4 yrs & over
Excluding Mountain and Moorland Breeds
11. Best Mare or Gelding 4 yrs or over 12. Best Foal
13. Best Yearling 14. Best 2 or 3 yr old
15. Best Coloured Horse or Pony, any age (including skewbald, piebald,
spotted, dun, palomino, buckskin and roan)
Championship: 1st and 2nd prize winners of Sections 1-15 to compete
for Champion & Reserve Champion rosettes kindly donated by
Mr Dennis Williams, Mrs O Stewart-Smith & Ms S Badger
Novelty Classes (Entry Fee 50p, Rosettes awarded)
16. Prettiest Mare
17. Handsomest Gelding
18. Horse or Pony the Judge would most like to take home
19. Best local pony (entries 5-15 years inclusive & residing in locality)
20. Fancy Dress (ridden or inhand)
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Ring 2, Ridden Showing
21. Best Riding Horse exceeding 14.2hh
22. Best Riding Pony 12.2hh – 14.2hh
23. First Ridden up to 12.2hh (Not to be led. Riders not asked to canter)
24. Lead Rein Pony up to 12.2h
25. Best Turned Out (open to horses and ponies)
26. Best Coloured Horse or Pony, any age (including skewbald, piebald,
spotted, dun, palomino, buckskin and roan)
27. Best Horse or Pony suitable for Riding Club or Pony Club
28. Best Mountain and Moorland
Championship: 1st and 2nd prize winners from Classes 21 – 28 to
compete. Champion and Reserve Champion rosettes will be awarded.
Ring 3, Working Hunter
9am – 11am, Clear Round Jumping £2 a round
29. Ridden Show Hunter Pony 14.2hh & under (not required to jump)
30. Ridden Show Hunter exceeding 14.2hh (not required to jump)
31. Very Novice Working Hunter (Fences not to exceed 2’0)
32. Novice Working Hunter (Fences 2’3 – 2’6)
33. Intermediate Hunter (Fences 2’6 – 2’9)
34. Open Working Hunter (Fences not to exceed 3’0)
Championship: 1st and 2nd prize winners from Classes 29-34 to
compete. Champion and Reserve Champion rosettes will be awarded.
Supreme Championship: All section Champions and Reserve
Champions to compete for the Woosam & Tyler Supreme Perpetual
Challenge Trophy. Rosettes to the Supreme and Reserve Supreme
Champions.
The Section Secretary and Society Committee would like to
thank the following Sponsors for their generous support
NFU Mutual
All forms of insurance, Builth Wells office, 01982-718737
Junk & Disorderly
Furnishings & techniques,Llandrindod Wells,01597-829666
Dale Vardor Connemara Stallion
At stud, Painscastle, 01497-851638
Honeychop Horse Feeds
Quality natural fibre feeds, Bury St Edmunds, 01359 230823
Blue Infinity Photography
Sports photography specialists, Hereford, 07970-704943
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2019 Programme of Events *
Friday & Saturday, August 23rd / 24th
Sheep Dog Trials – See Schedule Pages 4 & 5 for details
Saturday, September 7th
Hundred House Show Day
9.00 am Gates open for Clear Round Jumping & exhibitors
11.00 am In-hand & Ridden Horse classes Judging starts
11.30 am Dog Show entries taken
12.30 pm Horticultural Exhibition closes for Judging
1.00 pm Sheep Showing & Dog Show Judging starts
2.00 pm Children’s Sports begin
2.15 pm Horticultural Exhibition re-opens
3.00 pm Fun and Games begin
3.30 pm Vintage Vehicle Parade
4.00 pm Fun & Games Tug O’ War
4.30 pm Threshing Machine Demonstration
5.00 pm Shearing Competition begins
8.00 pm Bar closes
8.30 pm Gates closed
* Please note that all timings are approximate.
Other events might also be staged, so please listen out for any
Public Address announcements.
The organisers reserve the right to change any events as
necessary on Show Day
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Hundred House & District Improvement Society
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 6th September 2019
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 class 67.
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.
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, 2019
11. All Perpetual Cups to 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, 6th September 2019
The Horticultural Section Hon. Secretary is Nerys Williams
01597-829747
[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 2019) 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. 3 years & under Two decorated biscuits
2. ditto Picture - painting using hands and/or feet
(adult help allowed)
3. ditto Leaf collage
4. 4 to 5 years Painted stone
5. ditto Leaf collage of an animal
6. ditto Leaf print (any design) A4 size
7. 6 to 7 years Leaf collage - woodland scene
8. ditto Saucer garden
9. ditto Handwriting - Weather Forecast
10. 8 to 9 years Hedgerow necklace (3D)
11. ditto A tree - own interpretation (painting or drawing)
12. ditto Handwriting - Leaves at Play
13. 10 to 11 years Detailed drawing of a leaf of choice
14. ditto A “Home” made of sticks
15. ditto Handwriting - Little Pine
AN AWARD, to be won outright for the most points gained in classes 1-3
inclusive, kindly given by Nerys Williams.
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 won outright.
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Classes 16-76: 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. Five Shallots 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, Rhiw Villa, to be won
outright.
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 Blooms Dahlias 34. Best Cactus or Succulent
30. Three Spikes Gladioli 35. Best Button Hole or Corsage
31. Best Selection of Garden Flowers grown by Exhibitor – in one
container
Silver Perpetual Cup, kindly given by the late Mr T O Nicholls, OBE JP CC
for the most points gained in classes 27 to 35 inclusive. An Award kindly
donated by Mr and Mrs J Davies, Cwrt Newydd, to be won outright.
Farm Produce
36. One Bale seeds mixture 2019 39. Best Square Permanent Pasture
37. One Bale Meadow Hay 2019 40. Tallest Bracken
38. Best Square Ley Turf
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
36 to 40 inclusive. An Award kindly donated by Mr and Mrs M Davies, Pen y
Banc, to be won outright.
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Class Cookery
41.
42. NO VALUABLE PLATES UNDER CAKES PLEASE.
43.
44. Bara Brith (see recipe below)
45. Four Plain Scones
46. Victoria Sponge with jam filling
47. Bakewell Tart
48. Home Made Pizza
Four Decorated Small/Cup Cakes
Two Individual Desserts
Swiss Roll
Perpetual Trophy kindly given by Mr & Mrs J Davies, Cwrt Newydd, for the
most points gained in classes 41 to 48 inclusive. An Award kindly donated by
Mr and Mrs O Morgan, Pentrebychan, to be won outright.
No-Yeast Bara Brith Recipe
8 oz. sultanas, 200ml tea, 2 dessertspoons marmalade, 1 egg - beaten,
3 oz. soft brown sugar, 8 oz. self-raising flour.
Soak sultanas in tea overnight. Mix sultanas, tea, marmalade, egg &
brown sugar together, then stir in the flour. Put in a lined 1lb loaf tin
and bake for 1 hour in fan oven at 160c/300f.
Children’s Cookery
Sponsored by Builth Wells Country Market
49. 7 years and under Four Decorated Small/Cup Cakes
50. ditto Decorated Pizza
51. ditto Two fruit kebabs
52. 8 to 11 years Four Decorated Small/Cup Cakes
53. ditto Decorated Pizza
54. ditto Four Chocolate Brownies
Perpetual Trophy kindly given by Builth Wells Country Market for the most
points gained in classes 49 to 54 inclusive. An Award kindly donated by
Builth Wells Country Market to be won outright
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Preserves & Produce
55. Jar of Marmalade 59. Jar of Lemon or Lime Curd
56. Jar of Jam 60. Bottle of Liqueur
57. Jar of Chutney 61. Bottle of Home Made Wine
58. Jar of Honey 62. Six Hen Eggs
Perpetual Trophy kindly given by Mr and Mrs D Lewis, Fedw Fach, for the
most points gained in classes 55 to 62 inclusive. An Award kindly donated
by Builth Country Markets, to be won outright.
Young Person’s Section
Open to competitors between the ages of 12-16.
63. Detailed drawing of a leaf of choice
64. A tree (any medium)
65. Two open sandwiches
66. Four shortbread fingers
Perpetual Trophy kindly given by the Gilwern Hill Pony Society for the most
points gained in classes 63 to 66 inclusive. An Award kindly donated by Mr
and Mrs M Hammonds, Tygwyn, to be won outright.
Special Open Section
Exhibits must not have won in previous shows and must be the competitors
own work.
67. Planted Wellie
68. Flower Arrangement for Christening
69. Knitted Item
70. Photograph - Summer Holiday
71. A Card in Decoupage - for any occasion
72. Picture from Recycled Materials
73. Patchwork Item
74. Item incorporating Shells
75. Limerick - A Hundred House Barman.....
76. A Painted Stone 6 to 11 years
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 67 to 75
inclusive. An Award kindly donated by Mr and Mrs G Worts, The Mill, to be
won outright. An outright award for class 76.
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New Award from 2019
The Barrie Hutton Perpetual Cup. This will be awarded annually for
the President's choice of exhibit from within the entire Horticultural
Section. This need not necessarily have been a prize-winner.
Advance Notification for 2020 classes
Special Open Section:- Decorated Bottle, Christmas Wreath,
Photograph - A Bird of Prey, Peg Bag
Children’s Handwriting Texts
Class 9 - Children 6 to 7 years Class 15 - Children 10-11 years
Weather Forecast Little Pine
Oak before the ash, I'm a little pine tree
We’re in for a splash, As you can see,
Ash before the oak, All the other pine trees,
We’re in for a soak. Are bigger than me
Maybe when I grow up,
Class 12 - Children 8-9 years Then I'll be
Leaves at Play A great big Merry Christmas Tree!
Scamper little leaves about
In the autumn sun;
I can hear the old Wind shout,
Laughing as you run
And I haven't any doubt
That he likes the fun.
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Best Kept Garden Competition
New For 2019
Winner of Best Kept Garden
to be awarded a silver perpetual cup
To be held for one year only & to remain the property of The Society
Please complete this entry form IN BLOCK CAPITALS and send
to Garden Competition, Erw Lon, Cregrina, Llandrindod Wells
LD1 5SF or e-mail to [email protected]
CLOSING DATE for entries is MONDAY 22nd JULY
JUDGING will take place between JULY 24th & AUGUST 7th
Name……………………………………………………………….…
Address………………………………………………………....………
……………………..……….…Postcode……………………………..
Tel .……...………Email……………………@…….…………………
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DOG SHOW
(Licensed by The Kennel Club)
Sponsored by Hay & Brecon Farmers, Llandrindod Wells
Secretary: Mrs S Williams, 01597-829747
Entries taken from 11.30 am. Judging commences 1 prompt
Judge: Hazel Owens, “Irisid”
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
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
5. Best child handler (child to be under 16)
6. Best puppy (over 4 months and under 12 months)
7. Best dog or bitch within 4 miles 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 (7 years 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 black labrador
The Dylan Perpetual Cup for the Best in Classes 5-15
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CHILDREN’S SPORTS
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 2019)
Kindly sponsored by Paul & Dawn Worts, Hundred House Inn
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
WHEELBARROW RACING & OBSTACLE COURSE
Following the Children’s Sports at approx. 3 pm
‘INFORMAL’ TUG O’WAR ACROSS THE BROOK
Following the Vintage Display at approx. 4pm
VINTAGE DISPLAY
Secretary: Mervyn Price, 01982-570380
Featuring cars, tractors and motorcycles
Grand Parade following the Fun & Games at 3.30 pm
Exhibitors allowed free admission for 2 adults
A commemorative mug will be given to each entry
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Unit 5A Ddole Road Industrial Estate, Llandrindod Wells LD1 6DF
Tel: 01597 822044
www.ddoleroadvets.co.uk
A professional, local & caring service for all your pets, horses & farm animals
Consultations by appointment:
Monday, Wednesday & Thursday 9am-5:30pm
Tuesday & Friday 9am-6:30pm, Saturday 9am-11am
24 Hour Emergency Service
Karen Bridgewater BVSc MRCVS Jane Humphries BVetMed MRCVS
Mel Williams BVetMed MRCVS Sarah Parker BVSc MRCVS
Eve Thomas BVetMed MRCVS Sally Stewart BVetMed MRCVS
Rebecca Shaw BVM&S MRCVS Gareth Lewis BVSc MRCVS
Liz Jones BVM&S MRCVS
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Suppliers of Automotive Parts &
Accessories to Retail and Trade
Temple Street Llandrindod Wells LD1 5HF
01597-825259 e-mail [email protected]
Please note that advertising is only available to Show Sponsors
2019 rates:Full page £50, ½ page £30, 1/3rd page £25. Other pro-rata options
are available, and all are full-colour. The print run is 1,0000.
Please contact the Schedule & Membership Secretary, Andrew Roff.
[email protected], 01982-570372
MERVYN PRICE
AGRICULTURAL CONTRACTORS & PLANT HIRE
Hedge Trimming-Mowing-Fertiliser & FYM Spreading
TRACTOR & EQUIPMENT REPAIR
Nuffield-Leyland-Marshall-JCB
Spares & Repairs for all makes
GROUNDWORKS & DRAINAGE
Diggers available from 1-15 tonnes
Call Mervyn 07774-809675 or Mike 07796-692641
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Hay Meadow Burial Ground
A unique natural green burial ground located within the Radnorshire Hills
A place to rest in peace
We welcome any faith, religion or belief, offering both meadow and woodland burials.
You can create something different or have a traditional funeral with a church service.
Return to nature and reserve your final resting place.
Just over the hill from Hay Meadow Burial Ground...
Our small scale cut flower farm is nestled in the scenic Edw Valley
near Rhulen. We use sustainable and natural methods to grow
beautiful seasonal blooms that are suitable for all occasions,
and we specialise in natural flower arrangements for green burials.
Contact: Vicki Workman, Upper Rhos, Rhulen, Builth Wells, Powys
LD2 3UU. Tel: 01982 570325 Website: www.edwvalleyflowers.co.uk
Email: [email protected]
Hay Meadow Burial Ground: Richard & Sarah Vale
Busnant Farm, Glascwm, Llandrindod Wells, Powys LD1 5SE.
Tel: 01982 570701
Website: www.haymeadowburials.co.uk Email: [email protected]
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Officers of the Society
Chairperson: Daniel James, Ardwyn
Deputy Chairperson: Sharon Davies, The Fedw
Treasurer: Angela Nixon, Bryncoch
Show Co-ordinator: Tricia Evans, Bryn Farm
Please contact the above via e-mail at [email protected]
All Other Secretaries’ details appear within the Section pages
Honorary Members
President: Diana Davies, Graig-Yr-Onnen Vice Presidents as below:
Miss S Badger Mr & Mrs G T Barstow Mr & Mrs G Buckley
Mr & Mrs J E 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 Mr & Mrs G 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 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 is extremely grateful for the prize monies and other income received
from its Sponsors. Where directly associated with awards and prizes, their names
appear italicised and underlined within this Schedule. In 2018 contributions to the
Society’s general running costs were also gratefully received from:-
Brown’s Coaches, Brian Smith Builders & Contractors, Brown’s Character
Building, Powell’s Garage Knill (Presteigne) & Fforest Fields Campsite
Sponsors may also choose to place a display advert. Details are shown elsewhere
Liability Notice
All persons 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,
property, horse riders, horses, livestock or owners whatsoever, or loss of
property, exhibits or display materials.