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TYRONE FARMING SOCIETY
179th OMAGH SHOW
The Showgrounds
3 Gillygooley Road, Omagh, Co Tyrone
BT78 5PN
Saturday 6 July 2019
PRIZE SCHEDULE
for
Horticulture
Home Industries
Special Needs
Schools Section
Entries will be received on Friday 5 July 2019
4 00 pm to 8 30 pm
at Home Industries Marquee.
Judging will take place at 9 30 am on Saturday.
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CONTENTS
Page
Opening Times 3
Show Safety 4
Judges 5
Sponsors and Acknowledgements 6
Horticultural and Home Industries Rules 9
Irish Shows Association Qualifiers 10
Horticultural Classes 17
Fruit and Vegetables 17
Flowers 17
Floral Art 18
Home Industries 20
Eggs - Exhibited at Poultry Tent – See Agri Schedule 20
Baking 20
Preserves 21
Honey 21
Handicrafts 22
Special Needs 22
Photography 24
Schools’ Section 25
Handwriting Competition 28
Public Speaking Competition 29
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23 Annual Dog Show 30
Other Show Attractions 31
Most Suitably Dressed Lady and Gent Competition 32
Fashion Show 32
Children’s Competition 33
Flower Arranging Workshops 33
Barbecue 33
2Omagh Show
will be
Open to the Public
on
Friday, 5 July 2019
* Show Jumping,
Pony and Horse Showing and
Working Hunter
from 10 00 am
Barbecue 9 00 pm*
and
Saturday 6 July 2019
* All Events *
from 9 30 am
No late entries will be accepted under any
circumstances
3Show Safety
Tyrone Farming Society will operate a
Code of Safety Practice
to ensure that animals are
confined to designated areas and kept under supervision
at all times.
It is essential that visitors share safety responsibility
and that they respond by playing
their part in keeping children at a safe distance
from all animals and machinery.
Total commitment to safety from competitors, exhibitors and visitors
and their co-operation with the Stewards
will ensure that there is no
accident or mishap to spoil their enjoyment and
the success of the Show.
Whilst every care is taken in the organisation
of the Omagh Show, the Tyrone Farming
Society cannot accept any liability whatsoever
for any accident, injury or loss sustained by any
person attending the Show in any capacity, however caused.
Safety Officers
Mr N Broderick Mrs J Hawkes
Mr D Campbell Mr G Lee
Mr A Hamilton Mr J Robinson
Ms A McDermott - Equestrian
T J Maxwell – Equestrian
S Porter – Equestrian
4JUDGES 2019
FLORAL ART
Ms Michele Rafferty
HORTICULTURE
Mr Dave Hardy
BAKING AND PRESERVES
Mrs Karen Rennie
HANDICRAFTS
Mrs May Magee
PAINTINGS
Ms Geraldine O’Reilly
SCHOOLS SECTION
Mrs Marean McCracken
Mrs Eleanor Hetherington
PHOTOGRAPHY
Mr Gerry Knight
MOST SUITABLY DRESSED LADY AND GENTLEMAN
Miss Roberta Simmons
PUBLIC SPEAKING
Mr Wesley Acheson
Mrs Diane McDonald
5SCHOOL ENTRIES will be accepted at the Office in the
Showgrounds, 3 Gillygooley Road, Omagh, on Monday 3 June
2019, between 3 00 pm and 5 30 pm.
NOTE: Horticultural and Home Industries – entries will be received
on Friday, 5 July 2019, 4 00 pm to 8 30 pm. Judging will take place
on Saturday, 9 30 am sharp. Presentation for Cup Winners,
Saturday, 3 30 pm.
Winners of Free Draw and Children’s Competition will be
announced on Saturday at 4 00 pm in Home Industries Marquee.
Any queries regarding this Schedule, contact Mrs Jennifer Hawkes at
028 82 249711 or Mrs Helen Wilson at 028 82 259096.
THE NORTHERN BANK PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP + £50
kindly sponsored by Mr & Mrs Thomas Harkin will be awarded to the
exhibitor gaining the highest number of points overall in the Horticulture
and Home Industries Section of Omagh Show.
THE MRS OLIVE BURR MEMORIAL PERPETUAL CHALLENGE
CUP will be awarded to the WI exhibitor gaining the highest number of
points in the Handicraft Section, Classes 59 - 71.
SPONSORSHIP OF £250 has been kindly contributed by the Hawkes
Family, Ranelly, to the Baking and Preserves Section, Classes 37 - 47.
SPONSORSHIP OF £200 very kindly contributed by Agnes and Alan
Kyle for Floral Art, Classes 20 – 31.
SPONSORSHIP OF £50 has been kindly contributed by Mr Jimmy
Muldoon to the Horticultural Flower Section, Classes 10 - 19.
SPONSORSHIP OF £50 very kindly contributed by Mrs Valerie
McConnell for Handicrafts, Classes 59 – 71.
HEATHER EGGS very kindly sponsored the prizes for Egg, Classes
32 – 35.
MR LINDSAY RODGERS very kindly sponsored the Flower Arranging
Workshops.
6A ROSETTE AND £5 SPECIAL PRIZE will be awarded to the best
exhibit in each section.
£10 to be awarded to the exhibitor gaining the highest number of points
in each section.
OMAGH HIGH SCHOOL has kindly contributed £100 to the Schools’
Section, Classes 82 - 104.
SAMMY ARMSTRONG SHIELD to be awarded to the Best Artistic
Exhibit – Schools’ Section.
THE CARSON SHIELD for Handwriting has been kindly contributed by
Mr Victor Carson.
THE TYRONE CONSTITUTION PERPETUAL TROPHY for Public
Speaking will be awarded to the top Public Speaker.
THE ULSTER HERALD has kindly contributed £150 to the Schools’
Section.
THE SARAH WILSON MEMORIAL PERPETUAL CUP and the Prize
Fund for the Special Needs Section have been very kindly sponsored
by Stanley and Helen Wilson, in memory of their daughter, Sarah.
WRIGHT SHIELD + £50 to be awarded to the School gaining the
highest number of points. Open to Schools with NOT more than 100
pupils on Roll.
WRIGHT SHIELD + £50 to be awarded to the School gaining the
highest number of points. Open to Schools with over 100 pupils on
Roll.
OMAGH TODAY PERPETUAL CUP - Presented to the overall winner
of the Photography Section.
7Tyrone Farming Society wishes to express sincere thanks to all those
who have contributed in any way towards the running of the Horticultural
and Home Industries Section of Omagh Show.
Edwin Cartwright
Secretary, Tyrone Farming Society
Offices: The Showgrounds, 3 Gillygooley Road, Omagh BT78 5PN
Telephone: 028 82 242500 and 028 82 240066
The Members of Tyrone Farming Society wish to acknowledge
all Firms and Individuals who have kindly sponsored Classes
and Events at this Show. A full list will appear in the Official
Show Catalogue.
8HORTICULTURAL AND HOME INDUSTRIES
Points in each Class are awarded as follows:
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3 for 1 , 2 for 2 , 1 for 3
RULES
1 The Competition in this Section will be OPEN unless where otherwise
specified.
2 ALL ENTRIES MUST BE THE WORK OF THE EXHIBITOR.
3 A competitor may enter any number of exhibits in any one Class but no
competitor may gain more than one award in any one Class.
4 Reasonable care will be taken of all articles exhibited, but the Society will
not be accountable for any loss, damage, or injury that may occur to any
exhibit or personal property before, during or after the Show. The Society
will take a serious view of persons seen to be tampering with exhibits
and will deal with them accordingly.
5 All people entering the Exhibition Hall are subject to the direction of all
Stewards or Secretary.
6 Dogs must be on leads at all times in Home Industries Marquee.
7 No person will be permitted to interfere with or crowd round the Judge when
adjudicating. Exhibitors so doing will forfeit all claims to prizes.
8 The decision of the Judges as to the merits of exhibits shall in all cases be
final. Objections to a Competitor on the ground that he/she is not qualified
to enter in a certain class will be considered if lodged in writing with the
Secretary, together with a fee of £10.00, at or before 3 00 o’clock on
Saturday. This fee will be returned if a valid objection is sustained;
otherwise it will be forfeited to Funds of Show.
9 Should any matter arise not provided for in the purview of these Rules and
Regulations, such matter shall be referred to the Committee, whose
decision shall be final and binding, no appeal to law in any case being
permitted.
10 The Exhibition Hall will be opened, and allocated space will be ready for
exhibitors to begin staging on Friday, 5 July 2019, 4 00 pm – 8 30 pm.
11 Prize money may be collected by 4 30 pm on Saturday, at the Home
Industries Stand. All prize money not collected within 3 months of
Show day will be returned to Tyrone Farming Society’s Funds.
Exhibits may be collected after 4 30 pm and no later than 6 00 pm.
9THE IRISH SHOWS ASSOCIATION AND
BALLYSHANNON AGRICULTURAL SHOW PRESENT
The All-Ireland Traditional Handmade Craft
Final
Sponsored by: Magee 1866
RULES AND CONDITIONS
1 All Items must be sole work of the exhibitor.
2 Each exhibit must consist of 1 Article from point A plus 1 other article from
points B, C or D, making a total of 2 Articles:
A Any article using Tweed, eg, Picture, Max Size 18” x 16”, Cushion, Min
Size 16” x 16” – Max Size 18” x 18”; or Skirt, Adult size only,
(this Item is obligatory).
B Any article in Coloured or Self Coloured Embroidery made in the current
year.
C Hand Knit Cardigan, Lumber Jacket or Jumper, Adult Size only.
D Any article in Cotton Crochet using no thicker than No 20 Cotton
Thread.
3 All of the above to be made in the current year.
4 The items to be displayed as one exhibit.
5 Any Item the Judge feels is produced by any other method other than
hand shall be disqualified.
6 A special class will be held at each qualifying show.
7 One entry may qualify from each qualifying show for the Final. If judges
agree that the standard is high enough a second entry may be qualified.
The Qualifiers from each of these shows will go forward to the Final, to be
held at the Ballyshannon Agricultural Show, on Sunday 18 August
2019.
8 Each of the successful qualifiers will receive a Rosette on appearance at
the Final.
9 The Judges’ decisions will be final at all stages of the competition.
10 Exhibits are displayed at owner’s risk.
11 The foregoing rules should be read in conjunction with the Irish Shows
Association General Rules together with Ballyshannon Show Rules.
12 Exhibits must be placed for judging by 10 30 am on Sunday 18 August
2019.
13 Exhibits cannot be removed from final before 4 30 pm.
ENTRY FEE To Qualifying Show €3. To Final €6
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PRIZES: 1 €300 and Perpetual Trophy, 2 €200, 3 €100, 4 €60, 5
th
€50, 6 €40.
Please Note: The Committee reserves the right to substitute cash prizes with
vouchers for products.
10QUALIFYING SHOWS
Ardara, Armagh, Arva, Ballymoney, Bonniconlon, Carnew, Castleblayney,
Claremorris, Clogher Valley, Clonmany, Cork, Fermanagh, Glencolmcille,
Gorey, Granard, Manorhamilton, Meenacross, Newry, Oldcastle, Omagh,
Riverstown, Saintfield and District, Tinahely.
FINAL – BALLYSHANNON AGRICULTURAL SHOW, Sunday 18 August
2019
Tyrone Farming Society will award Prizes of £5, £3 and £2 to the first 3
winning exhibitors at Omagh Show.
11THE IRISH SHOWS ASSOCIATION AND
BONNICONLON SHOW LIMITED PRESENT
The All-Ireland Domestic Arts Championship
Sponsored by: Casey’s Londis Ballina, Castlebar, Limerick and
Newbridge
RULES AND CONDITIONS
1 Each exhibit must consist of Three items from the list below:
(a) Handmade Picture, any medium, max 60 cm x 45 cm (excluding
Frame).
(b) Flower Arrangement for a Dining Room table (space allowed 12” x
12”).
(c) 6 Potatoes, any variety.
(d) Decorated Victoria Sponge (20 cm/8 ins Round). Filling and
Decoration must be Non-perishable.
The picture must be hand made. Machine work will not suffice.
Potatoes must be grown by Exhibitor.
Exhibitors may qualify once only.
In the event of an objection and following an investigation, and if the
exhibitor is deemed to be making their living from their profession, they
may be disqualified.
Two Exhibitors to qualify from each qualifying show.
This competition will be judged on a points system.
Points will be awarded for presentation.
Exhibits to be in place before 11 30 am on day of Final
ENTRY FEE To Qualifying Show €3. To Final €6
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PRIZES: 1 €250, 2 €200, 3 €130, 4 €65, 5 to 25 €30 each.
QUALIFYING SHOWS
Armagh Corrandulla Mullingar
Athenry Enniscrone Omagh
Ballina Ennistymon Riverstown
Ballinrobe Erris Saintfield
Clogher Valley Granard Strandhill
Cork Manorhamilton Tralee
FINAL – BONNICONLON SHOW, Monday 5 August 2019
Tyrone Farming Society will award Prizes of £5, £3 and £2 to the first 3
winning exhibitors at Omagh Show.
12THE IRISH SHOWS ASSOCIATION AND
TULLAMORE SHOW SOCIETY PRESENT
The Odlum’s All Ireland Home Baking Championship
Sponsored by: Odlums - www.odlums.ie
RULES AND CONDITIONS
1 Each competitor must bake the 3 items listed using Odlum’s products:
a Decorated Chocolate Cake 20 cm, 8 ins Round.
b 6 Almond Bakewell Slices.
c 6 Roasted Balsamic, Red Onion and Goat’s Cheese Tartlets.
NB All recipes can be found on the Odlums Website: www.odlums.ie.
2 Items to be displayed on individual plates and each exhibitor will be allotted
their own space (trays optional) on a base 24” Square.
3 Points will be awarded for taste, texture, appearance of baked items and
presentation.
4 The competition is confined to amateurs, both male and female, with one
entry per exhibitor at the Final.
5 In the event of an objection and following an investigation, and if the
exhibitor is deemed to be making their living from their profession, they
may be disqualified.
6 The items must be fresh and home baked by Exhibitor.
7 A special class will be held at each Qualifying Show. Two entries may
qualify from these Shows for the Final, if Judges agree that the standard is
high enough. The Qualifiers from each of these Shows will go forward to
the Final to be held at Tullamore Show on Sunday 11 August 2019.
8 Non adherence to tray size will deem elimination of exhibit.
9 All items will be cut and/or sampled by the Judge.
10 Each of the successful qualifiers will receive a hamper containing Odlum’s
products, on appearance at the Final.
11 Certificates will be awarded to the finalists.
12 The Judge’s decision at all stages of the competition is FINAL.
13 Exhibits are displayed at owner’s risk.
14 These rules should be read in conjunction with the Irish Shows Association
Rules.
15 Marquee open from 7 30 am on Show morning and will be closed for
judging at 10 00 am sharp. Marquee will be open to the public at 12
00 noon and exhibits may not be removed before 5 00 pm.
ENTRY FEE : To qualifying Show €3 To Final €6
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Prizes: 1 €300 + Trophy, Goods in Kind, 2 €200 + Goods in Kind,
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3 €100 + Goods in Kind, 4 €60, 5 €60, 6 €60, 7 €60, 8 €60
QUALIFYING SHOWS
Adamstown Claremorris Manorhamilton
Armagh Clogher Valley Mullingar
Athlone Clonmel Newry
Barryroe Corofin Oldcastle
Bonniconlon Cork Omagh
Carnew Corrandulla Riverstown
Castleblayney Ennistymon Tinahely
Castlerea Kilgarvan Tralee
Castlewellan Longford
FINAL – Tullamore and FBD National Livestock Show,
Sunday 11 August 2019
Tyrone Farming Society will award Prizes of £5, £3 and £2 to the first 3
winning exhibitors at Omagh Show.
14THE IRISH SHOWS ASSOCIATION AND
CASTLEBLANEY SHOW SOCIETY PRESENT
All Ireland Baking Championship
Sponsored by: McMahon’s SuperValu Ltd, Castleblayney
RULES AND CONDITIONS
1 Each exhibitor will bake 3 items
a Chocolate Biscuit Cake (7” Round or Square Cake Tin)
b 4 Chocolate Brownies
c 4 Almond Squares.
2 The items to be displayed as one exhibit on a base of 2 ft x 2 ft approx.
3 Points will be awarded for texture, taste and presentation.
4 Competition is open to amateurs, male/female, and one tray to qualify per
exhibitor.
5 All items to be home made by exhibitor.
6 In the event of an objection and following an investigation, and if the
exhibitor is deemed to be making their living from their profession, they
may be disqualified.
7 A SuperValu Flour wrapper to be displayed with the exhibit.
8 A special qualifying Class will be held at selected Shows.
9 Two trays may qualify for the Final, if the judges agree that the standard
is high enough.
10 The Judges’ decision will be FINAL at all stages of the competition.
11 Exhibits are displayed at owner’s risk.
12 These rules should be read in conjunction with the Irish Shows Association
Rules.
ENTRY FEE: To qualifying Show €3 To Final €6
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Prizes: 1 €300, 2 €200, 3 €100, 4 €60, 5 €50, 6 €40
Each of the successful qualifiers will receive a memento on appearance at the
Final.
QUALIFYING SHOWS
Adamstown Clonmel Newry
Armagh Corrandulla Oldcastle
Arva Dundalk Omagh
Athlone Enniscrone Riverstown
Ballinrobe Gorey Saintfield
Ballymoney Granard Tralee
Castlewellan Manorhamilton
Clogher Valley Mullingar
FINAL – Castleblayney Show, Monday 5 August 2019
Tyrone Farming Society will award Prizes of £5, £3 and £2 to the first 3
winning exhibitors at Omagh Show.
15THE IRISH SHOWS ASSOCIATION AND
VIRGINIA SHOW SOCIETY PRESENT
The Fleetwood Paints All Ireland Amateur Painting
Competition
Kindly Sponsored By Fleetwood Ireland’s Paints Company
RULES AND CONDITIONS
1 Paintings must be the sole work of the exhibitor who must have amateur
status.
2 Paintings to depict an Agricultural or Rural setting.
3 Paintings must measure no more than 26” x 20” (66 cm x 51 cm) not
including the frame.
4 All Paintings must be ready to hang, that is, framed and with a hanging
cord attached.
5 The Judges’ decision will be final.
6 All entries to be exhibited at owners’ risk.
7 All entries to have amateur status as defined by the following:
(a) Not to have had a commercial solo exhibition
(b) Not to have exhibited in a commercial gallery
(c) Not to be teaching or have taught art in any form.
8 In the event of an objection and following an investigation, and if the
exhibitor is deemed to be making their living from their profession, they
may be disqualified.
9 To avoid any confusion, would exhibitors please print their name and
telephone number on a label and attach to back of painting.
10 These rules should be read in conjunction with the Irish Shows Association
Rules.
Entry Fee: To Qualifying Show: €3, To Final €6.
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PRIZES: 1 €300, 2 €200, 3 €100, 4 €50.
QUALIFYING SHOWS
Adamstown Claremorris Loughrea
Armagh Clogher Valley Midleton
Arva Clonakilty Mohil
Athenry Clonmel Mullingar
Ballinamore Ennistymon Nenagh
Ballivor Erris Newry
Ballymoney Fermanagh Oldcastle
Bonniconlon Glencolmcille Omagh
Carnew Gorey Saintfield
Castleblayney Granard Tullamore
Castlewellan Grange Tullow
FINAL VIRGINIA SHOW – Wednesday 21 August 2019
Tyrone Farming Society will award Prizes of £5, £3 and £2 to the first 3
winning exhibitors at Omagh Show.
16HORTICULTURE
Classes 1 – 19 Prizes: £5, £3, £2
A Rosette and £5 for the Best Exhibit
£10 for highest number of points in this Section
Entry Fee: 50p
FRUIT AND VEGETABLES
Class 1 Three stalks of parsley in water.
Class 2 Herb(s) in a pot, (single or multiple varieties)
Class 3 One cabbage.
Class 4 One head of lettuce.
Class 5 Three stalks of rhubarb.
Class 6 Three spring onions.
Class 7 Plate of strawberries (approximately ½ lb with hulls).
Class 8 Any fruit not listed above (in suitable quantity) – this Class may
be divided at the discretion of the Judge.
Class 9 Any vegetable not listed above (in suitable quantity) – this Class
may be divided at the discretion of the Judge.
FLOWERS
Sponsorship of £50 very kindly contributed by Mr Jimmy Muldoon
A Rosette and £5 for the Best Exhibit
Class 10 Indoor pot plant grown for foliage.
Class 11 Indoor pot plant grown for flower.
Class 12 Succulent, single plant in pot.
Class 13 Cactus, single plant in pot.
Class 14 Five stems of Annuals – may be assorted.
Class 15 One Hybrid tea rose – (single rose).
Class 16 One spray of floribunda roses.
Class 17 Five stems of perennials (may be assorted).
Class 18 Five stems of biennials (may be assorted).
Class 19 Vase of flowering shrubs, assorted.
NOTE: Entries taken on Friday, 5 July 2019 from 4 00 pm to 8 30 pm.
17FLORAL ART
Classes 20 – 31
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Prizes: 1 £12, 2 £7, 3 £5 A Rosette and £5 for the Best Exhibit
£10 for highest number of points in this Section
Agnes and Alan Kyle very generously sponsored £200 towards Floral Art
Prize Fund.
Entry Fee £1.00
The exhibitor need not necessarily grow flowers. Only natural material and any
foliage may be used in this section, except where otherwise stated. Exhibits
may not exceed the dimensions given, but may be smaller and except where
specified, they may be of any height or depth. Accessories are anything other
than plant material used as part of the exhibit, except bases, containers and
drapes. Driftwood is not an accessory. Where possible it would be
appreciated if accessories were secured to the exhibit.
OPEN
A Rosette and £5 for the Best Exhibit in Classes 20 - 23
Class 20 ‘Fun with Foliage’
An exhibit in container of own choice. Height and depth unlimited. Width not to
exceed 610 mm (24”). Accessories permitted.
Class 21 ‘Green and White’
An exhibit to feature water. Height and depth unlimited. Height and depth
unlimited. Width not to exceed 508 mm (20”). Accessories permitted.
Class 22 ‘High Society’
A exhibit in a Stiletto Shoe. Height and depth unlimited. Width not to exceed
306 mm (12”). No Accessories.
Class 23 ‘You’ve Been Framed’
An exhibit to suit title. Height and depth unlimited. Width not to exceed 508
mm (20”). Accessories permitted.
NOVICE
A Rosette and £5 for the Best Exhibit in Classes 24 - 26
Class 24 ‘Simple and Beautiful’
An exhibit to suit title using silk/dried flowers. Height and depth unlimited.
Width not to exceed 381 mm (15”). No Accessories.
Class 25 ‘A Summer Buffet’
An elevated exhibit in candlestick or candelabrum. Height and depth unlimited.
Width not to exceed 508 mm (20”). Accessories allowed.
18Class 26 ‘Afternoon Tea’
An exhibit in a teapot. Height and depth unlimited. Width not to exceed 381
mm (15”). No Accessories.
OPEN AND NOVICE
Class 27 ‘Hospital Cheer’
An exhibit of flowers and fruit. Width not to exceed 305 mm (12”). Non
returnable. Exhibit will be delivered to Local Nursing Home.
A Rosette and £5 for the Best Exhibit Overall in Classes 28 – 29
CHILDREN 11 YEARS AND UNDER
Prizes: £5, £3, £2
Entry Fee: 50p
Class 28 ‘A Nursery Rhyme’
An exhibit on a flat container, tray, biscuit tin lid, etc. Width not to exceed 457
mm (18”). Accessories permitted.
CHILDREN 12 – 15 YEARS
Prizes: £5, £3, £2
Entry Fee: 50p
Class 29 ‘Birthday Wishes’
An exhibit for your friend with Birthday Card. No larger than 305 mm (12”)
wide.
A Rosette and £5 for the Best Exhibit Overall in Classes 30 - 31
YOUNG FARMERS’ CLUBS – 12 – 16 YEARS AGE GROUP
Prizes: £5, £3, £2
Entry Fee: 50p
Class 30 ‘In the Pink’
An exhibit to suit title. Height and depth unlimited. Width not to exceed 457
mm (18”). No Accessories.
YOUNG FARMERS’ CLUBS – OVER 16 YEARS AGE GROUP
Prizes: £5, £3, £2
Entry Fee: 50p
Class 31 ‘Holiday Time’
An exhibit suitable to title. Height and depth unlimited. Width not to exceed
610 mm (24”). Accessories allowed.
NOTE: Entries taken on Friday, 5 July 2019 from 4 00 pm to 8 30 pm.
19HOME INDUSTRIES
Classes 32 – 58 Prizes: £5, £3, £2
A Rosette and £5 for the Best Exhibit
£10 for highest number of points in this Section
Entry Fee: 50p
EGGS
Prizes for All Egg Classes very kindly sponsored by Heather’s Eggs
Class 32 ) Please Note: All Egg Classes will be Exhibited at
Class 33 ) Poultry Tent. Please see Agri Schedule for revised Classes -
Class 34 ) 22 Egg Classes now on offer.
Class 35 )
BAKING
Prizes for Classes 37 – 58 very kindly sponsored by
The Hawkes Family, Ranelly, Omagh.
A Rosette and £5 for the Best Exhibit
All baking entries will be cut by the Judges
Class 37 Wheaten bread, baked in loaf tin.
Class 38 Soda bread, baked in loaf tin.
Class 39 Five plain tea scones, oven, sweet.
Class 40 Ginger cake.
Class 41 Chocolate cake. Filled, not decorated.
Class 42 Boiled cake.
Class 43 6 Tray Bakes (2 varieties) (non bake).
Class 44 6 Shortbread Biscuits.
Class 45 Apple Tart (Short Crust Pastry).
Class 46 Sponge. Unfilled.
Class 47 6 Mini Decorated Cupcakes.
CHILDREN 14 YEARS AND UNDER
Classes 48 and 49 Prizes: £5, £3, £2
A Rosette and £5 for the Best Exhibit
Entry Fee: 50p
Class 48 5 Rocky Roads.
Class 49 5 Party Buns.
20PRESERVES
A Rosette and £5 for the Best Exhibit
Class 50 Pot marmalade, in glass jar.
Class 51 Pot rhubarb, in glass jar.
Class 52 Pot raspberry jam, in glass jar.
Class 53 Pot strawberry jam, in glass jar.
Class 54 Pot of jelly, in glass jar.
Class 55 Pot of chutney, in glass jar.
Class 56 Pot of jam, other than above.
HONEY
Exhibit MUST be the Produce of Exhibitor
Class 57 Section of honey unglazed, wrapped in cellophane paper.
Class 58 Extracted honey in honey jar.
21HANDICRAFTS
Classes 59 – 71 Prizes: £5, £3, £2
A Rosette and £5 for the Best Exhibit
£10 for highest number of points in this Section
Sponsorship of £50 very kindly contributed by Mrs Valerie McConnell
Entry Fee: 50p
Note: Any exhibit having previously won a First Prize at this Show will
not be eligible for competition.
Class 59 Child’s hand-knitted item.
Class 60 Any item of hand-made jewellery.
Class 61 Any adult’s hand-knitted garment.
Class 62 Any item of paverpol.
Class 63 Any Crochet item.
This Class may be divided at the discretion of Judge.
Class 64 Any article in cross-stitch.
Class 65 A hand-made pin cushion.
Class 66 Any article of embroidery (in any medium).
Class 67 Cushion (in any medium, filled).
Class 68 A baby blanket (in any medium).
This Class may be divided at the discretion of Judge.
Class 69 Hand-made toy (any medium).
This Class may be divided at the discretion of Judge.
Class 70 A hand-made card.
Class 71 Any hand-made article not eligible for any other class.
This Class may be divided at the discretion of Judge.
SPECIAL NEEDS
Prizes: £5, £3, £2
A Rosette and £5 for the Best Exhibit Entry Fee: 50p
THE SARAH WILSON MEMORIAL PERPETUAL CUP
and the Prize Fund for the Special Needs Section have been very
kindly sponsored by Stanley and Helen Wilson,
in memory of their daughter, Sarah.
Class 72 Arts and Crafts.
CHILDREN 15 YEARS AND UNDER
(Excluding Schools’ Section)
Prizes: £5, £3, £2
A Rosette and £5 for the Best Exhibit Entry Fee: 50p
Class 73 Arts and Crafts.
This Class may be divided at the discretion of Judge.
22OLDER AND DISABLED PERSON’S
Prizes: £5, £3, £2
A Rosette and £5 for the Best Exhibit Entry Fee: 50p
Class 74 Arts and Crafts.
PAINTINGS/DRAWINGS IN ANY MEDIUM
Prizes: £5, £3, £2
A Rosette and £5 for the Best Exhibit Entry Fee: 50p
Class 75 Landscape/Seascape. Must be entrant’s own work.
Class 76 Still Life. Must be entrant’s own work.
Class 77 Figurative (including Animals). Must be entrant’s own work.
Prize Schedule
for
HORTICULTURAL
HOME INDUSTRIES
SPECIAL NEEDS
and
SCHOOLS’ SECTIONS
Can be obtained on application to the Secretary’s Office
THE SHOWGROUNDS, 3, GILLYGOOLEY ROAD,
OMAGH, BT78 5PN
Tel: 028 8224 2500 / 028 8224 0066
Office Hours: 10 00 am to 4 00 pm Monday to Friday
23PHOTOGRAPHY
Classes 78 – 81 Prizes: £5, £3, £2
A Rosette and £5 for the Best Exhibit
Entry Fee: 50p
THE OMAGH TODAY PERPETUAL CUP
will be presented to the Overall Winner of the Photography Section -
very kindly presented by Omagh Today.
Photograph in colour, unless otherwise stated, maximum size
6” x 8”, including mount.
Class 78 ‘Children on the Farm’.
Class 79 ‘How Farmers Relax’.
Class 80 ‘People caught unaware’.
Class 81 ‘Rugged Northern Ireland’.
We would encourage you to submit an entry or entries in any Class
and we greatly appreciate your support for the
Home Industries Section of our Show.
Jennifer Hawkes
Chairperson
24SCHOOLS’ SECTION
Classes 82– 104 Prizes: £5, £3, £2 Entry Fee: 30p
A Rosette and £5 for the Best Exhibits (Art Individual, Group and Stories)
SAMMY ARMSTRONG SHIELD to be awarded to the Best Artistic Exhibit –
Schools Section. Classes 90, 93, 96, 99 and 102.
WRIGHT SHIELD + £50 to be awarded to the School gaining the highest
number of points. Open to Schools with NOT more then 100 pupils on Roll.
WRIGHT SHIELD + £50 to be awarded to the School gaining the highest
number of points. Open to Schools with over 100 pupils on Roll.
CARSON SHIELD for handwriting, kindly donated by Mr Victor Carson.
ULSTER HERALD sponsorship to be awarded to Written Classes 89, 92, 95,
98, and 101.
OMAGH HIGH SCHOOL sponsorship to be awarded to Class 104 and Public
Speaking Competition.
TYRONE CONSTITUTION PERPETUAL TROPHY for Public Speaking will be
awarded to Top Public Speaker.
All entries in this Section to be clearly marked with name, age, schedule class
and school, and must be the work of the child, with minimal teacher
intervention. Entries should be submitted to the Showgrounds’ Office, 3
Gillygooley Road, Omagh, on Monday, 3 June 2019, between 3 00 pm and 5
30 pm. Judging in this Section will take place prior to the Show and the best
exhibits will be on display.
Teachers and parents should co-operate in the collection of exhibits after
the Show on Saturday 6 July 2019 from 4 30 pm and will be required to
sign for items collected. Should collection on Show day not be
practicable, alternative arrangements must be made with the Show Office.
All exhibits not claimed by Monday 23 September 2019 will be disposed of
by Tyrone Farming Society.
SPECIAL NEEDS - PRIMARY
Class 82 ‘A Paper Plate Flower’. Child’s own interpretation.
SPECIAL NEEDS – POST PRIMARY
Class 83 ‘A Picture of your Favourite Animal. A4.
NURSERY
Class 84 A picture of ‘A Rainbow’. A3.
25P1
Class 85 Art: A picture of ‘Paw Patrol Character’. A3.
Class 86 Collage picture: ‘A Nursery Rhyme’. Group effort.
Approximate size 75 cm x 75 cm.
P2
Class 87 Art: A character from ‘Toy Story’. A3.
Class 88 Collage Picture: ‘A Zoo Animal’. Group effort.
Approximate size 75 cm x 75 cm.
P3
Class 89 Story: ‘One day my friend and I . . . ’. One typed A4 page.
Class 90 Art: A Picture of ‘A Space Rocket’. A3.
Class 91 Collage Picture: ‘A Butterfly’. Group effort.
Approximate size 75 cm x 75 cm.
P4
Class 92 Story: ‘If I could stop time I would . . . ‘. One typed A4 page.
Class 93 Art: A picture of ‘A Parrot’. A3.
Class 94 Collage Picture: ‘A Sporting Event’. Group effort.
Approximate size 75 cm x 75 cm.
P5
Class 95 Story: ‘You receive a magic sweater for your birthday, what would
you do with your magical powers?’ One typed A4 page.
Class 96 Art: ‘Design a Card to celebrate a Special Occasion’. A5.
Class 97 Collage Picture: ‘A Safari Scene’. Group effort.
Approximate size 75 cm x 75 cm.
P6
Class 98 Write a newspaper report on the ‘Moon Landing’. One typed A4
page.
Class 99 Art: A picture ‘Fun in the Sun/Rain’. A3.
Class 100 Collage Picture: ‘A Northern Ireland Attraction’. Group effort.
Approximate size 75 cm x 75 cm.
P7
Class 101 Story: ‘If I were Prime Minister for the day I would . . .. One typed
A4 page.
Class 102 Art: Design a poster to promote ‘Omagh Show 2019’. A3.
Class 103 Collage Picture: ‘Your School’. Group effort.
Approximate size 75 cm x 75 cm.
26POST PRIMARY
Key Stages 3 and 4
Class 104 Art: A picture on the theme ‘Agricultural Landscapes’.
Any medium. A3.
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Prizes: 1 £10, 2 £7, 3 £5 sponsored by Omagh High School.
PLEASE ENSURE THAT LARGE PICTURES ARE SECURELY MOUNTED
ON FIRM BACKING.
Prize Schedule and Entry Form for Horticulture, Home Industries, Special
Needs and Schools’ Section can be obtained on application to:
The Secretary’s Office
The Showgrounds
3 Gillygooley Road
Omagh
Co Tyrone
BT78 5PN
Tel 028 82 242500/028 82 240066.
Office Hours 10 00 am – 4 00 pm Monday to Friday.
or from the Website
www.tyronefarmingsociety.co.uk
27Tyrone Farming Society
The Carson Shield for Handwriting
2019
RULES FOR THE COMPETITION
1 Entrants shall copy, in script or joined writing, the Bible portion
Psalm 23, Verses 1 – 6, from
The New International Version (NIV)
The Good News Bible
or
The Authorised Version (AV).
2 Entries shall be in ink on a single sheet of A4 paper, ruled or
plain, with a margin. P5 pupils may use pencil, if desired.
3 All entrants must be in the Key Stage 2 age group.
4 The Carson Shield will be awarded to the entrant with the best
writing and will be held for one year.
5 The Judges will mark for good letter formation, accuracy,
consistency of style, neatness and spacing.
6 Prizes will be awarded to the top 3 entries.
7 The decision of the Judges will be final.
28TYRONE FARMING SOCIETY
Tyrone Constitution Perpetual Trophy
for Public Speaking 2019
Prize money for this competition has been kindly donated by
Omagh High School.
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Prize Fund 1 £20, 2 £15, 3 £10, 4 £5.
RULES FOR THE COMPETITION
Entries will be accepted at the Office in TFS Showgrounds, 3
Gillygooley Road, Omagh on or before Tuesday 7 May 2019 and no
later than 5 00 pm. Entries may also be emailed to
info@tyronefarmingsociety.co.uk prior to this date.
Entries are free for the 2019 competition.
Competitors will be judged on Friday 10 May 2019 with the competition
commencing at 10 00 am in the Committee Room, TFS Showgrounds, 3
Gillygooley Road, Omagh. Light refreshments will be available for all
competitors.
Competitors shall deliver a prepared speech will the maximum delivery
time of 3 minutes from one of the subjects listed below:
1 ‘How to make Omagh Agricultural Show a bigger attraction for all’.
2 ‘Education versus Experience’.
3 ‘Staycation or Vacation?’
4 ‘Those were the days, my friend . . . ’.
5 ‘Cyclists should pay to use the roads’.
All Entrants must be in the Key Stage 3 age group with a maximum of 3
competitors from each school.
Entrants will be judged using the following criteria:
Marking Scale, Timing and Penalties:
Platform manner, General Effect and Use of Notes 30%
Voice Production and Delivery 20%
Content and Marshalling of Facts 50%.
The Tyrone Constitution Perpetual Trophy will be awarded to the
top Public Speaker and will be held for one year.
Prizes will be awarded to the top 4 entrants.
The top 2 entrant will be invited to deliver their
speeches to the Society at the annual Pre-Show
Reception in the Silverbirch Hotel and Business
Centre on Wednesday 5 June 2019.
The Judges’ decision will be Final.
2923rd ANNUAL DOG SHOW
Saturday 6 July 2019 – 1 00 pm
Classes for:
VETERAN - 7 years and over UTILITY
HOUNDS GUN DOGS
TERRIERS TOY
PUPPIES - under 12 months WORKING GROUP
YOUNG HANDLER – Under 12 – Dog and Handler will be judged.
Bring your family dog along!!
No Pre-Entry: Entry Fee £2.00
Cups: Best in Show and Best Reserve in Show
Presented by Greenacres Boarding Kennels and Cattery and Mrs Linda
Hamilton
Prizes in Kind by
Jollyes Petfood Superstores, Omagh
Details from:
Secretary’s Office
The Showgrounds
3 Gillygooley Road
OMAGH
BT78 5PN
Tel: 028 8224 2500/8224 0066
Email: info@tyronefarmingsociety.co.uk
Web: www.tyronefarmingsociety.co.uk
30Other Show Attractions
Fri Sat
Barbecue, Music – Soundwaves 9 00 pm √
Dog Show 1 00 pm √
Fashion Show 1 45 pm √
Vintage Vehicles 2 30 pm √
Most Suitably Dressed Lady √
and Gentleman for a Day
at the Show – Results 4 00 pm
Winner of Free Draw announced 4 00 pm √
Tug-of War Ladies and Gents 4 00 pm> √
Home Industries √
Flower Arranging Workshops √
Children’s Floral Art Workshop √
Home Industries Children’s Competition √
Schools Section √
Food Hall √
Trade Exhibits √
Amusements √
Live Music and Entertainment √
Model Farm √
Corbally Fun Farm √
Children’s Zone √
Young Farmers’ Events √ √
Mini Makeovers √
Face Painting √
Other Arena Attractions √
For details of all events contact:
The Secretary’s Office
The Showgrounds, 3 Gillygooley Road
Omagh BT78 5PN
Tel: 028 82 242500 Fax: 028 82 240066
Office Hours: 10 00 am to 4 00 pm, Monday to Friday
31MOST SUITABLY DRESSED LADY
for a day at the Show
Voucher Kindly Donated By
Style Boutique
Value £50 1st Prize
TFS will contribute £25 Runner up Prize
MOST SUITABLY DRESSED GENTLEMAN
for a day at the Show
Voucher Kindly Donated By
Watterson Bros Drapers
Value £50 1st Prize
TFS will contribute £25 Runner up Prize
FASHION SHOW – 1 45 pm
Fashion by Local Fashion Outlets
Free Raffle
32CHILDREN’S COMPETITION
Home Industries Section
Very kindly sponsored by
Whites of Omagh
FLOWER ARRANGING WORKSHOPS
Home Industries Section
Very kindly sponsored by
Mr Lindsay Rodgers
Saturday 6 July 2019
Free Raffle
BARBECUE
at the Showgrounds
Friday 5 July 2019
9 00 pm
Music by Soundwaves
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