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SEPTEMBER 2019 livestock schedule BERKSHIRESHOW.CO.UK
THE 2019 ROYAL COUNTY OF BERKSHIRE SHOW ARE PROUD TO BE PARTNERED WITH…
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THE NEWBURY & DISTRICT INFO S
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
SHOW TEAM
SECTION HEADS
Chief Executive: Patricia Marks
Livestock Chairman: Steve Coventry
Camelids: Barry Brosnan
Show Coordinator: Amber Wernham
Cattle: John Read
Administration Officer: Victoria Pettis
Goats: Tony Smith
Communications Officer: Jo Papworth
Pigs: Michael Crockford
Social Media Assistant: Molly Hall
S heep: Brian Coventry
Education Officer: Jan Murray
Poultry: Georgia Braby
Finance & Lettings Manager: Susan Layton
Finance & Lettings Assistant: Molly Buxcey
Showground Chairman: Ben Shand
GET IN TOUCH
Post: Newbury Showground
Priors Court Road
Hermitage
Thatcham
Berkshire
RG18 9QZ
Telephone: (01635) 247111
E-Mail
General: office@newburyshowground.co.uk
Livestock: amber@newburyshowground.co.uk
Equine: victoria@newburyshowground.co.uk
Web: www.berkshireshow.co.uk
Facebook www.facebook.com/berkshireshow
@ berkshireshow
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Instagram: berkshire_show
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CONDITIONS AND REGULATIONS
A. SHOW AND EXHIBITION RULES.
1. The Society shall hold a show annually on such day or days as the Board of Management shall
determine.
2. The Board shall have absolute discretion as to the classes of exhibits, the persons eligible to
compete in any class, the prize money to be offered, the level of entry fees, the conditions of entry
and exhibition, and all other matters connected with the Show.
3. The Board of Management shall approve the schedule of prize money for each year and send a
copy to all Exhibitors who entered in the previous year; otherwise schedules will only be supplied
on request and upon receipt of a C5 £1.10 SAE.
4. Animals which are subject to restrictions under the Animal Health Act 1981 (as amended) or
the Animal and Animal Products (Import and Export) (England and Wales) regulations 2000 (as
amended) will not be allowed onto the showground.
5. Every exhibitor or competitor is requested to examine carefully the list of prize money: and
conditions, as his/her will be held responsible for the correctness of his/her entry form. An
exhibitor’s entry may be disqualified should they have failed to give any of the information asked
for on an entry form. The competitors award may be cancelled if they fail to prove the accuracy
of the details on the entry form. If an exhibitor desires his animal to compete for any special prize
offered, he must notify this on the entry form where requested to do so.
6. Every exhibit must be the bona fide property of the exhibitor at the time of entry. In the event of
the death of an exhibitor between the date of entry and the date of the show, the executors of the
deceased will be deemed to be the exhibitor.
7. The term exhibitor will include persons taking part in any competition or display arranged by
the Society, and the owner of any animal, plant, machinery or other thing involved in any such
competition or display or otherwise exhibited on the showground.
8. Exhibitors are not permitted to enter any animals in any class, which is to be judged by a person
who has or has had a financial interest in the animal. The onus of complying with this regulation
rests entirely on the exhibitor.
9. Substitution of judges - the Society reserves the right to substitute other judges for those named
in the schedule or make additional appointments. Where time permits Exhibitors will be informed
of the change or via the website www.berkshireshow.co.uk
10. Cancellation of classes - the Board reserves the right to cancel or amalgamate any classes which
in their opinion are insufficiently filled.
B. EXHIBITOR’S RISK AND RESPONSIBILITY
1. Neither the Society nor any of its officers or servants shall be in any way responsible or
accountable for anything that may happen (from any cause or circumstances whatsoever) to
Exhibitors or their servants, or agents, or to any exhibit, or any vehicle conveying any exhibit, or
any crate, package, Show-case or other article or thing containing or relating to any exhibit, or any
other property brought into the showground or for anything else in connection with, or arising out
of, or attributable to, the Society’s show.
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2. Each exhibitor shall be solely responsible for any consequential or other loss, injury or damage
done to or occasioned by, or rising from any animal or article exhibited by said persons, and for
its description as given in the catalogue, and shall indemnify the Society against all legal or other
proceedings in regard thereto. Each exhibitor of Livestock shall be responsible for payment to the
Society for costs incurred as and for liquidated damages for any animal sent for exhibition which
has to be placed in isolation because it is showing signs or symptoms of contagious or infectious
disease, or any form of disease likely to prove dangerous to other animals.
3. Exhibitors shall be responsible for the behavior of their servants or agents and for the
consequences of any misconduct of such servants or agents. Stock attendants entering the
judging rings and the main arena must be dressed to comply with the bio-security regulations.
Any fine imposed upon an exhibitor, or a person employed by him, for infringing the regulations or
disobedience to the order of the stewards, shall be recoverable from the exhibitor as a debt due
to the Society and, until such payment, shall debar such exhibitor from exhibiting at any future
Show of the Society.
4. Exhibitors should be satisfied in all cases that the correct and appropriate restraining method and
equipment is provided for use by animal handlers.
5. Exclusion and limitation of liability and indemnity
(a) the Society shall not be responsible to any entrant for any form of economic loss whether
direct or indirect and howsoever caused.
(b) the Society shall not be responsible to any person whatsoever while upon the Society’s
showground for any form of economic loss whether direct or indirect and howsoever caused.
(c) all entrants shall indemnify and hold harmless the Society from and against all actions, suits,
expense and claim made against the Society on account of or in respect of the negligence or
breach of contract of the entrant.
(d) the Board requires all entrants and Exhibitors to insure themselves and their exhibits against
all liabilities both to the Society and to all other persons using the Society’s showground
unless the secretary gives written dispensation.
6. The right is reserved to require an appropriate certificate of insurance to be produced for
inspection by the Society on demand.
C. ENTRIES/FEES
1. Entries for competitions shall be made on the official online booking form and sent to the Show
coordinator by the dates as printed in the schedule. Entries available on our website: www.
berkshireshow.co.uk
2. Paper entries will not be accepted.
3. Cattle and Pig stall/pens are allocated to size of framed tent/ building, once this has been
exceeded, Exhibitors will be put on a waiting list at the decision of the Show Society.
4. If any animal is entered in more than one class, this must be clearly stated on the entry form.
5. No entry will be accepted unless accompanied by the appropriate fee; and, where the exhibitor is
a member of the Society, the subscription for the year, unless previously paid.
6. In the absence of any special condition to the contrary the following conditions shall apply,
namely, that the class shall be deemed to be open to all. The Board reserves the right to refuse
any entry without assigning any reason.
7. Entry fees will only be refunded in the event of cancellation of classes, or a ministry order
prohibiting the exhibition of animals at the show. They will not be refunded if the show has to be
cancelled for any reason beyond the control of the Society.
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8. The Society in its absolute discretion may refuse any entry or cancel any entry already accepted,
or the Show chairman may decline at any stage to admit any proposed exhibit, or order the
removal of or remove, at the expense and risk of the exhibitor, any exhibit already delivered.
Whenever under this regulation an entry is refused or cancelled, or any exhibit is refused
admission or removed, the fees paid for such entry may, at the discretion of the Society, be
refunded, and, if refunded, shall be accepted by the exhibitor or intending exhibitor in full
satisfaction of all claims against the Society.
9. An entrant shall mean any person who enters any competition or class or exhibits any item of
any description during the show. The privilege of entering at members’ rates is strictly limited to
members of the Newbury and District Agricultural Society. No member, while his subscription is
unpaid, shall enjoy any privileges of this Society, and no person, formerly a member of the Society
but resigning whilst standing indebted to the Society, shall be permitted to make entries for the
show.
10. If an exhibitor or competitor fails, when called upon by the stewards or Board, to prove the
correctness of his entry form to their satisfaction, including ear tag and records check the entry
may be disqualified and any award made to it cancelled.
11. Any entrant or his servant refusing to obey an order from the stewards shall not be allowed to
compete.
12. The local area of the Society shall extend to a distance of 25 miles’ radius from the corn
exchange, Newbury, or having an address in the Royal County of Berkshire.
13. No refunds of entry fees or stall or penning fees will be made if the show has to be cancelled for
any reason beyond the control of the Society.
14. Any exhibitor withdrawing an exhibit after the closing date of entries will not be entitled to have
entry fees, penning or stall fees refunded,
D. GENERAL RULES
Dress - all stock attendants must be turned out to an acceptable standard. Stock attendants
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in charge of Sheep, Goats and Pigs must wear white coats and suitable footwear when
leading animals in the ring during judging and parades. Stock attendants in charge of Cattle must
wear white coats and footwear capable of being disinfected whilst in the animal area and deemed
suitable for handling Livestock. Smoking by persons in charge of stock during judging or on
parade is strictly prohibited.
CATALOGUE LISTINGS
All Livestock will be listed in the catalogue under the name of the exhibitor.
PRIZES/TROPHIES – SEE RESPECTIVE SECTIONS/
CLASSES FOR VALUE OF PRIZES OFFERED
1. Withholding prizes – a judge may withhold any prize or prizes if, in his/her opinion, an exhibit is
of insufficient merit.
Championship prizes - first and second prize winners must, where eligible, compete for the
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championship prizes, or they will be liable to the forfeiture of their class prizes.
3. Forfeiture of prizes – the Show chairman, on the report of a steward, shall have power, on the
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infringement of any of these or other prescribed regulations or conditions, to subject the exhibitor
to a fine of £25 and to the forfeiture of any prize to which he/she may be entitled (in addition to all
other consequences attaching to such infringement)
Prize money will be cash vouchers at the show or BACS afterwards on return of voucher by 31st
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October 2019.
5. rize winners must present their cash tickets before 31st October after which date
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payment will be stopped and the prize money forfeited.
6. All exhibits and all persons in charge of the same will be subject to the Orders, Regulations and
Rules of the Society and the stewards shall have the power to remove from the showground the
stock or property belonging to, and to cancel the admission ticket of, any exhibitor who shall
infringe any of the regulations or conditions of the show, or who shall refuse to comply with any
instructions given by the stewards, without any responsibility attaching to the stewards of the
Society in consequence of such removal.
7. No steward will be allowed to show his/her own animal before the judge; neither shall he/she be
allowed in the judging ring whilst the class in which he/she has an exhibit is being judged.
8. The handler of any animal will be asked to remove it from the ring if, in the opinion of the steward,
he/she is unable to control the animal safely. Livestock with unstable or aggressive temperament
should not be brought to the showground. When in the opinion of the Society’s officers, senior
stewards, the police, the health and safety executive or other competent authority, an animal’s
behavior poses an immediate threat to life and limb of people in its immediate vicinity, the Society
reserves the right to mitigate such threat in such manner as they see fit, without any obligation to
make good any loss or damage suffered as consequence of enacting this regulation.
9. No person will be allowed to fix any placard, or to take down any placard in the Showground,
without permission of the stewards. No trading, from cars or vans, in the lorry park will be
permitted.
10. No objections shall be made or taken to any award or decision of the judges except on the
ground that the same is not in accordance with the conditions governing the class or entry in
respect of which it was given or made. Any objection authorized by this rule and any matters
not provided for by these rules or the general rules of the Society shall be referred to the Board,
whose decision shall be final. Any person lodging an objection shall at the same time deposit
the sum of £50 with the secretary, which shall be forfeited if, in the opinion of the Board, such
objection shall be considered frivolous. All objections must be made in writing and must be
received by the secretary within 2 hours of completion of relevant breed.
All prize-winning animals in the Cattle section must parade in the grand parade on
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both days of the Show, and all prize-winning animals in the Sheep classes must parade
in the main ring on both days of the Show. All prize winners of Goats to parade in the
main ring on Sunday.
12. No stock attendants shall be allowed to lead more than one animal at a time in the judging ring or
main arena. They must be fully equipped to handle the exhibit; the owner of any animal found to
be loose on the Showground is liable to a £25 on the spot fine from the stewards.
13. Photographic rights - competitors and Exhibitors give permission for any photographic and/
or film or TV footage taken of persons or livestock taking part in Newbury and District Agricultural
Society events to be used and published in any media whatsoever for editorial purposes, press
information or advertising by or on behalf of Newbury and District Agricultural Society and/or
official sponsors of Newbury and District Agricultural Society.
14. The Society reserves the right to publish through any media the entrants and winners’ names and
addresses supplied on the entry form.
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15. As an entrant we will store the data you provide us with on computer and we will use said data for
marketing, statistical and analytical purposes. You will receive communications and from time to
time we will let you know about our work and promotions.
Welfare of animals – the legislation which came into force in January 2007 brings in new rules
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covering the movement of animals. If you move livestock as part of your business, then you will be
affected. Under the new rules everyone transporting animals commercially must comply. Please
see www.DEFRA.gov.uk for further details.
Responsibility - neither the Newbury & District Agricultural Society, nor any of its officers or
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servants, shall be in any way responsible or accountable for anything that may happen from any
infectious or contagious disease, or any other cause, or circumstance whatever to Exhibitors or
their servants, or to any animal or article exhibited or property brought onto the showground; or
otherwise for anything else in connection with, or arising out of or attributable to, the Newbury
& District Agricultural Society/Royal County of Berkshire Show, or these or any other conditions
or regulations described in relation thereto; each exhibitor shall be solely responsible for any
consequential or other loss, injury, or damage done to, or occasioned by, or arising from, any
animal or article exhibited by him, including any infectious or contagious disease, and shall
indemnify the Royal County of Berkshire Show (Newbury & District Agricultural Society) against all
legal or other proceedings in regard hereto.
Public liability - all Livestock Exhibitors should ensure they have adequate public liability
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insurance cover. (suggested minimum of £5 million)
Accuracy of catalogue - the Royal County of Berkshire Show (Newbury & District Agricultural
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Society) will not be responsible for any inaccuracy in any pedigree inserted in the livestock
catalogue, though evert care will be taken to ensure the accuracy of all particulars printed therein.
20. Trophies - winners of trophies offered by the Show may retain these until 1st July in the year
following the award, when the trophies must be returned engraved and in excellent condition
to the Show’s office. Exhibitors wishing to have trophies engraved should do so at their own
cost but any engraving must be similar in size, style and layout to previous engravings to ensure
consistency. The Show will seek reimbursement for the cost of repairing any damage caused to
trophies through mishandling or engraving
Judges - if, for any reason, a judge is unable to attend the show or is more than 30 minutes
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late, the Show reserves the right to appoint a replacement. Every effort will be made to inform
Exhibitors of the change.
The judges are instructed as follows:
A not to award any prize or commendation to any animal that contravenes the welfare
regulations.
B to draw the attention of the stewards to any exhibit that has been improperly prepared for
exhibition or is wrongly entered.
C if a judge has presented before him/her an animal which he/she has bred, owned or had an
interest in he/she shall place all the other animals in the class and call in the Show’s referee to
place the animal in question.
D to award in every class, in addition to the prize money, award rosettes at the judge’s discretion
providing the exhibit is of sufficient merit.
E in no case, shall a prize be awarded unless the judge deems the entry to have sufficient merit,
and should the judge consider the exhibits unworthy of the highest prizes offered, it shall be in
their power to award a lower prize.
F immediately after judging each class, to sign the judge’s award sheet, noting any
disqualifications.
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VETERINARY INSPECTION
22. The veterinary inspectors of the Society will carry out spot checks of Livestock throughout the
Show. Those animals originating directly from another member state will be checked as required
by the provision of chapter ii of the council directive 90/425/EEC. All health documentation must
be presented and the animals adequately identifiable.
23. The Society’s inspectors or those appointed by DEFRA are authorised to exclude or place in
isolation any animals which, in their opinion, are exhibiting any symptoms of contagious or
infectious disease, or any other condition which they consider warrants its exclusion or whose
identity cannot be adequately established. In such an event a certificate recording the findings
of the inspector shall be handed to the person in charge of the rejected animal. Each exhibitor of
livestock shall be responsible for payment to the Society for costs incurred as and for liquidated
damages for any animal sent for exhibition which has to be placed in isolation because it is
showing signs or symptoms of contagious or infectious disease, or any form of disease likely to
prove dangerous to other animals. Exhibitors are responsible for ensuring in the event of the area
from which entries are to be conveyed to the show being declared a movement prohibited area
that such entries are not sent for exhibition.
24. Veterinary treatment of animals whilst at the show. Antibiotics, inhibitory substances, and other
prescription only medicines are banned at the showground unless they are administered under
the supervision of the Society’s veterinary surgeons.
25. Veterinary emergency treatment. It is a condition of entry that the Society’s veterinary officers
may on their own authority, give to any animal such emergency treatment as they may consider
appropriate in the event that the owner or his/her representative cannot immediately be found.
26. Veterinary charges. Exhibitors will be required to reimburse the Society for the full cost of
treatment, services and certification administered by the Society’s veterinary officers attending
animals. Accounts will be rendered after the show.
27. The Society vet will have the right to treat an animal if urgent attention is required and the owner
cannot be found.
28. Any owner of an animal, which may have been suffering from any contagious or infectious
disease or which develops such a disease whilst on the showground is liable to compensate the
Society for all expenses incurred in connection with any claims resulting from such diseases. The
Society’s veterinary officers are authorized to refuse permission for any animal to be admitted
to, or to have to be removed from, the showground, any animals affected with contagious or
infectious disease or with disease, which, in their opinion, was likely to prove dangerous to other
animals, to be put into the isolation unit. Concealment of any disease will render the exhibitor
liable to disqualification.
29. The certificate of the chief veterinary officer, whether as to age or soundness, shall be required
only in cases where the judges are in doubt, or where the stewards may consider it necessary.
The decision of the chief veterinary officer in such cases shall be final and conclusive; and in
case it shall be against the animal to which a prize has been awarded, such animals shall be
disqualified from receiving such prize.
30. The Society reserves the right to test any livestock exhibits for the presence of hormones or illegal
substances, which may affect the behavior, or performance of the animal in the ring. Refusal to
submit a sample will be dealt with by the Society at their discretion.
All Cattle arriving at the Showground must have a pre movement TB test all areas,
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including 3 and 4 yearly.
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HEALTH & SAFETY
Health and Safety Regulations at Agricultural Shows – Exhibitors are reminded that they
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must conform to the requirements of the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 and other Health
and Safety legislation. Exhibitors must also comply with the disability and discrimination act;
the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005: the Health Act 2006 incorporating the smoke
free legislation. In accordance with the health & safety legislation all Livestock Exhibitors/stock
attendants must now comply with the above.
33. In the case of led Cattle/Sheep/Pigs/Goats/camelids it is imperative that Exhibitors/stockpersons
are aware of their obligations to the safety of the general public at all times whilst on the
Showground and observe orders from officials or stewards in respect of crossing points etc.
34. Livestock Exhibitors are reminded that the Show environment can be upsetting for Livestock,
even those of normally placid temperament. Livestock with unstable or aggressive temperament
must not be brought to the Showground. When in the opinion of the Society’s officers, the
police, the health & safety executive or other competent authority an animal’s behavior poses an
immediate threat to life and limb of people in its immediate vicinity the Society reserves the right
to instruct an authorised person to mitigate such threat in such manner as shall to that authorized
person seem appropriate, not excluding the humane destruction of the said animal. By exhibiting
at the Royal County of Berkshire Show Exhibitors are deemed to authorize such person or
persons to so act. Exhibitors by exhibiting at the Royal County of Berkshire Show acknowledge
and agree that the Society, its employees, servants and agents shall not be liable for any such
matters as are referred to in this regulation and in particular but not by way of limitation that the
Society shall not be liable for any loss or damage (whether direct or indirect or consequential)
suffered as a consequence of the Society instructing such person or persons as are referred
to above. Further, each exhibitor by exhibiting at the Royal County of Berkshire Show hereby
indemnifies and agrees to indemnify the Society, its officers, agents and employees from and
against any and all liability, claims and costs which result there from.
35. All “live in” vehicles (horseboxes, wagons, caravans) must be parked at least 5 meters apart.
Please follow the instructions of a parking attendant. Please indicate on your entry form the
number of people staying on site overnight.
Children on the Showground. Please be aware that during the build-up of the Royal County
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of Berkshire Show, the Showground is a working site and can be a dangerous environment for
children. Please ensure you are aware of where your children are and that you keep them under
close obserVATion at all times.
Electrical appliances - all electrical appliances that are intended to be used within the
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Livestock lines must have a current safety test certificate and have verification of such inspection.
The Society reserves the right to confiscate and return after the Show any equipment considered
to be non-compliant. Nominated officials will carry out safety inspections of electrical cables and
equipment. The Society’s nominated electrical contractor will, at a cost to the exhibitor, carry out
appliance testing on site for Exhibitors with non-compliant equipment.
Personal electricity generators are strictly prohibited.
Electrical supply cables - designated clipping points must be used. The use of electrical
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appliances with long leads which traverse the floor of the building are prohibited. Extension
leads may only be used uncoiled.
39. No kettles or water boilers permitted in marquees or in Cattle building.
40. No oil, cooking stove or bbq of any description may be lit in the stock lines.
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41. All gas appliances coming onto site must be covered by a gas safety record carried out by a gas
safe registered engineer.
ANIMAL WELFARE
Biosecurity at the Royal County of Berkshire Show - Animal Gatherings Order 2004
DEFRA regulations at time of printing.
42. The Royal County of Berkshire Show is to be licensed by DEFRA and has a biosecurity officer
whose job is to make sure that the rules are followed.
Please note that the Showground is not a Central Point Recording Center (CPRC)
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Exhibitors are therefore required to record the individual tag numbers down on their
AML1 document. The movement’s license must be fully completed prior to arrival.
44. Exhibitors must follow the instructions given to them by the show organisers and the biosecurity
officer. In particular, before leaving the animal area, Exhibitors must cleanse and disinfect their
footwear if it is contaminated with animal excreta and safely dispose of disposable clothing or
change any contaminated clothing. Prior to leaving their stock, Exhibitors must also clear all
bedding, used feed or animal excreta from the walkway beside their animals, dispose of this in the
correct manner and clean and disinfect any equipment prior to removal from the animal area.
ADMISSION OF LIVESTOCK
Please do not use satellite navigation (sat nav) equipment to find your way to the Showground. It takes
no account of our traffic management plan and you will be directed to the wrong place.
The Livestock gate will be open 08:00 - 20:00 on Friday 20th September and from
06:00 on the Saturday 21st September. To comply with the Show requirements animals
arriving outside of these hours will not be admitted to the site. All Cattle must be on the
Showground by 20:00 on Friday 20th September
DEPARTURE OF LIVESTOCK
We have a plan in place for the exit of all Livestock vehicles on the Sunday afternoon, this
will entail letting vehicles out in batches, please follow the instructions of the stewards to
allow a swift egress from the Showground.
Livestock vehicles will not be permitted to depart from the Showground until the end of the
grand parade.
Gates will be opened for loading at 16:30.
Under no circumstances are Exhibitors allowed to walk their Livestock out of the
Showground for loading.
Competitors not complying with this rule will be disqualified.
No vehicle will be allowed to remain in or near Cattle lines or Livestock areas, after 08:00 on the first
day of the Show.
Smoking is not permitted in any of the tents or Cattle building for safety reasons
Please note: although dogs are allowed onto the Showground, they are not permitted
within the Livestock or Poultry tents.
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HELP US TO RECYCLE AND
g green!
As the organisers of the Royal County of Berkshire Show we
are working hard to ensure their waste management plan
is sustainable and eco-conscious, as the protection of the
environment is essential to the future of the agricultural,
horticultural, forestry and rural crafts industries.
With thousands of people pouring through our gates and enjoying the amazing
selection of food, drink and products on offer, the show can create a lot of waste.
We work closely with a company who put our waste management plan into action by
providing a good selection of coloured recycling bins across the showground during
the show weekend, making it even easier for visitors to dispose of their waste.
We’d like to go that one step further by working with you, our exhibitors, in reducing
waste even more, and here’s just a few ways for you to think about:
l Instead of offering plastic bags to visitors, why not provide paper bags or
offer reusable bags at a small charge.
l If you’re offering refreshments, look into reusable or recyclable cups.
l Please dispose of all your waste in the coloured recycling bins provided
across the showground during and after the Show.
l Email receipts to your customers instead of printing them.
l Try not to over-cater as this can result in unecessary waste.
l Try to sort your waste into cardboard, plastic, tins etc
so when our contractor comes round to collect,
it’s disposed of quicker.
#GoGreen
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CATTLE CAMELIDS CAMELIDS15
Notes to Camelid Exhibitors. 15
Saturday Llamas 16
GOATS PIGS Sunday Llamas 17
EQUINE CATTLE
CATTLE19
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SHEEP POULTRY Notes to cattle exhibitors 19
Cattle lines competition 25
CONTENTS GOATS Saturday Beef Classes
PIGS 25
Aberdeen Angus 25
Beef Shorthorn 26
Belted Galloway 26
INFO SHEEP POULTRY British Blonde 26
British Blue 27
British White 27
Charolais27
North Devon 28
Hereford29
Highland29
Limousin30
Longhorn31
Murray Grey 31
Other Beef Breeds - Native and Continental 32
Simmental32
South Devon 33
Commercial Beef 33
Saturday Dairy 33
Dexter33
Coloured Dairy Classes 34
Holstein34
Saturday Dairy Championship 35
Local Dairy Championship 35
Continental Cattle Championship 35
Native Cattle Championship 36
Supreme Interbreed Beef Championships 36
Sunday Classes 36
Sunday Junior Beef Classes 36
Beef Young Handler Classes 37
Beef Cattle Continental Pairs & Groups 37
Beef Cattle Native Pairs & Groups 37
Sunday Supreme Beef Pairs 38
Sunday Dexter 38
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Dexter Junior Handler 38
Dairy Interbreed Pairs 38
EQUINE CATTLE CAMELIDS
Holstein South & Wiltshire Open Calf Show 39
Supreme Young Cattle Handler 40
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CONTENTS GOATS GOATS41
PIGS
Saturday Goats 41
Notes to Goat Exhibitors 41
INFO SHEEP POULTRY Trophies and Special Awards for Goats 43
Dairy Goats Saturday 44
Milking Competition Saturday 44
Pygmy Goats Saturday 45
Sunday Goats 46
Dairy Goats Sunday 47
Milking Competition Sunday 48
Pygmy Goats Sunday 48
CATTLE CAMELIDS Old English Goats Sunday 49
Champion Goat of Show 49
GOATS PIGS PIGS51
Notes to Pig Exhibitors 51
Saturday Pigs 53
SHEEP POULTRY Berkshire53
British Saddleback 54
Gloucester Old Spot 54
Tamworth54
Any Traditional Breed 55
Oxford Sandy & Black 55
Any Modern Breed 55
Kune Kune 56
Interbreed Boar Classes 56
Any Breed Pair 56
Sunday Pigs 57
Kune Kune Champion of Champions 57
EQUINE CATTLE CAMELIDS Gloucester Old Spot Southern England Championship 57
The Oxford Sandy & Black Champion of Champions 57
The Berkshire Champion of Champions 58
Veteran Pig 58
CONTENTS GOATS Pig Handling
PIGS 59
Interbreed Championship 59
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SHEEP61
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Notes to Sheep Exhibitors 61
Saturday Sheep 63
Badger Face Welsh Mountain 63
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Black Welsh Mountain 63
Border Leicester 63
Clun Forest 63
Hebridean64
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Kerry Hill 64
Oxford Down 64
Southdown65
Any Other Longwool Breeds 65
Any Other Hill and Heath Breeds 65
Any Other Primitive Breeds 65
Any Other Shortwool Breeds 65
Sunday Sheep 66
Junior Handler 67
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Wool On the Hoof 67
Group of Three 67
Pairs67
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Commercial Sheep 68
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Notes to poultry exhibitors 69
Trophies and N&DAS Prize Cards for Poultry 71
Turkeys71
Large Rare 71
Bantam Rare 71
Trios72
Large Hard Feather 72
Large Asian Hard Feather 72
Large Soft Feather Heavy 72
Large Soft Feather Light 73
Bantam Hard Feather 73
Bantam Asian Hard Feather 74
Bantam Soft Feather Heavy 74
Bantam Soft Feather Light 75
True Bantams 75
Utility Classes 76
Beginners and Pets 76
Juvenile Classes 76
Waterfowl Heavy Breeds 77
Light Ducks 77
Bantam Ducks 77
Duck Pairs 77
Geese78
Eggs78
Special Awards for Poultry Club of GB Members 79
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ENTRIES CLOSE:
1st August 2019
Late Entries Will Not Be Accepted INFO SHEEP POULTRY
Enter On-Line at www.berkshireshow.co.uk
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Notes to Camelid Exhibitors.
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Entries accepted from British Llama Society members only
Smoking is not permitted in the marque for safety reasons
Please note: although dogs are allowed on the showground, they are not permitted within the
Livestock/poultry tents.
All entries must be accompanied by correct remittance and are received on the condition that the
organisers accept no responsibility for any loss or damage or accident etc. Which may be sustained
to vehicles, animals or persons or any property whatsoever.
All exhibitors must warrant that the animals entered have been in a fit and healthy condition for the
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last six months. Animals showing signs of infection or other disease of any kind must be immediately
removed from the showground on veterinary instructions.
All exhibitors must comply with all animal health and transportation regulations set out by the
organisers and DEFRA.
Pens will be provided by the organisers and allocated according to number of entries per exhibitor.
1. The show will be run in accordance with the BLS rules
2. The organisers reserve the right to cancel or combine any class with five or less entries. (if
cancelled refund of fees will be made).
3. The age of the animal is at the date of the show.
4. All animals must be penned by 08:00 on day of class and must not be removed from the
Showground until 17:00 the same day. Animals arriving after 08:00 may be disqualified. Animals
may stay on site overnight. Security will be provided by the organisers but no responsibility can be
accepted. Owners wishing to leave animals overnight must liaise with the chief steward.
5. Animals must not be walked round any area of the Showground other than the area allocated to
them by the stewards. Once finished in the showing ring all animals must be removed from the
ring area immediately and returned to their pens.
6. The decision of the judge is final.
7. All llamas must wear head collars at all times.
8. No mobile telephones are permitted in the show ring.
9. In the unlikely event of a serious accident to an animal and on the recommendation of the show
veterinary officers that the animal be slaughtered all efforts will be made to contact the animal’s
owner for consent to slaughter. If the owner cannot be found within a reasonable period of time a
police officer on site will be asked to provide written authority as empowered under the Protection
of Animal’s Act 1911.
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11. Animals should be shown in a clean, well presented, but natural manner. Exhibitors must keep the
pens allotted to their animals clean, and give proper attention to their stock throughout the show.
Exhibitors must provide their own feed as well as feed and water containers.
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Departure of Livestock
We have a plan in place for the exit of all Livestock vehicles on the Sunday afternoon, this
will entail letting vehicles out in batches, please follow the instructions of the stewards to
allow a swift egress from the Showground.
Livestock vehicles will not be permitted to depart from the Showground until the end of the grand
parade.
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Gates will be opened for loading at 16:30.
Under no circumstances are exhibitors allowed to walk their Livestock out of the Showground for
loading.
Llama exhibitors may be interested in a sheep section class. There is class in the Sheep section of the
schedule for ‘all wool skein, from any animal fleece, natural coloured, plied’.
Entry Fees
Saturday Classes BLS Members £5.00 Per Animal Per Class
Sunday Classes BLS Members Free Entry
Pens - Up to 2 Animals £5: More Than 2 Animals £10
Entries Close 1st August 2019
SATURDAY LLAMAS
Depending on the number of entries, classes may be amalgamated or divided.
Judge: Julie Taylor Browne
Rosettes to 3 Places
1. Female Llama Junior 6-18 Months of Age
2. Female Llama Intermediate 19 - 30 Months of Age
3. Female Llama Adult Over 31 Months of Age
4. Male Llama Junior 6-18 Months of Age
5. Male Llama Intermediate 19 - 30 Months of Age
6. Male Llama Adult Over 31 Months of Age
7. Championship: Llama Supreme Championship
Supreme Championship Opens to Winners of Classes Above
The 2nd Prize Winner from The Class Which Contains the Champion May Be Invited to Contest
Reserve Champion
Championship and Reserve Championship Rosettes
8. Gelding - 18 Months and Older, All Fleece Types
9. Guanaco
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SUNDAY LLAMAS
Entries May Be Taken On the Day If Space Is Available in Class
Sunday Classes Are Free Entry
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Judge: Julie Taylor Browne
Rosettes to 3 Places
10. Best Turned Out Llama -Male, Female or Gelding
11. Most Handsome Male Llama (Audience Vote)
12.
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Most Pretty Female Llama-Any Age (Audience Vote)
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13. Fleece On Hoof-Llama to Be 2 Years Old and Over, Male or Female.
14. Pack Carrying-For Llamas 2 Years and Older. Pack to Be Put On in The Ring for (Judge to
Assess Overall Behaviour and Suitability for Purpose.)
15. Obstacle Competition-Obstacle Race Against the Clock Over a Course Containing Jumps
and Obstacles. For Llamas 6 Months of Age and Over.
16. Egg and Spoon Race
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ENTRIES CLOSE:
1st August 2019
Late entries will not be accepted INFO SHEEP POUL
Enter On-Line at www.berkshireshow.co.uk
Ground Holding Number: 02/082/8000
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Reception of Cattle
The Showground will be open for the reception of animals from Friday 20th September, 07.00 to 21:00
Animals not in the Showground by these times will be liable to be refused entry.
Notes to cattle exhibitors
The rules and regulations as listed below must be adhered to when entering cattle in the Saturday and
Sunday’s classes, whilst at the Show and the following documentation must accompany all cattle from
the origin of each holding. You may also be asked to produce relevant documents (CH101) by Trading
Standards on arrival at the Showground.
Licensing & documentation
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attle BCMS passport. Applies to all cattle, including calves, for Show or exhibition. The Show
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will electronically record all movements onto and off the Showground. Exhibitors must ensure
that all previous movements are recorded. Please ensure all passports are presented to the cattle
entries office on the morning Show by 07.00 (Saturday)
TB certificates. In accordance with DEFRA regulations, all cattle must be pre-movement tested.
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Please bring a copy of the certificate with the cattle and present to the entries office on the day of
the Show with the cattle passports.
• BVD declaration. The Newbury & District Agricultural Society is pleased to announce that the
Royal County of Berkshire Show is BVD free. BVD free status ensure that this devastating disease
is not wide spread between cattle attending the Show and will stop the disease impacting on their
health and future fertility. BVD free means that all cattle and calves attending the Show must come
from as herd that is fully accredited as BVD free or individually tested of virus (antigen) whether or
not they have been vaccinated in accordance with CHeCS rules (www.CHeCS.co.uk)
Responsibilities of exhibitors and their Livestock stock attendants
1. Exhibitors or their stock attendants must always be competent and take total responsibility
of their stock, whilst on the Showground. All persons in charge of exhibits will be required to
parade or exhibit the animals in their charge at times as directed by the stewards of the Show.
Stock attendants must be in attendance at least a quarter of an hour before the time appointed
for exhibiting the animals under their charge in the Show rings. No stock attendants shall be
allowed to lead more than one animal at a time in the judging rings or main ring. Exhibitors will
be held responsible for the behaviour of their stock attendants and for the consequences of any
misconduct.
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Stock attendants entering the judging rings and the main ring must wear white coat or breed
Society attire.
2. All exhibits and persons in charge of such exhibits will be subject to the Orders, Regulations
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and Rules of the Show. The chief steward has the power to remove from the Showground the
stock or property belonging to the exhibitor who infringes any of the Regulations or Conditions
of the Show, or who refuses to comply with any instructions given by the stewards, without any
responsibility attaching to them in consequences of such removal.
Competence of exhibitors
3. All exhibitors must have the physical ability, relevant experience and be competent to handle the
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animal in their charge at all times. Handlers must be in good health and properly trained in safe
work methods (HSE - AIS35 housing and handling cattle www.hse.gov.uk/pubns/ais35). It is a
condition of entry that all stock handlers, especially children, should only handle animals where
they have the necessary strength and experience to cope. Children must always be under the
direct supervision of and accompanied by, a competent adult at all times. No bulls to be led by
stock attendants who are under the age of 18 years. All bulls to be Shown with two handlers.
Animal welfare
4. Exhibitors must always observe best practice in animal welfare. Exhibitors must ensure
arrangements are in place to ensure stock at the Show is always adequately monitored
throughout the period of the Show including water and feed. If an exhibitor has to leave the site,
the chief steward must be informed of such absences. The exhibitor must also ensure there is a
clearly identified person responsible for the stock and contact details provided.
Transit of animals
5. From January 2007 Welfare in Transport Regulation (EC) no. 1/2005 will apply. Note: it will be an
offence to transport any female animal for whom 90% or more of the gestation period has already
passed or female animals that have given birth in the previous week.
Washing down of all lorries/trailers- please note that all vehicles depositing cattle on the same day
must be washed down before leaving the Showground. Washing facilities are provided.
Biosecurity
6. The Show is licensed by DEFRA in accordance with the requirements of the Animal Gatherings
England Order 2010. All animal attendants are asked to co-operate by observing the biosecurity
rules. The animal areas should be kept clean and free from faecal contamination. Attendants
should wear protective clothing and footwear capable of being disinfected whilst in the animal
area. When leaving the animal area, attendants should remove protective clothing, wash their
hands and ensure that footwear is clean and disinfected. When Showing or attending parades,
clean white coats or “breed uniforms” should be worn and suitable footwear capable of
disinfection. (no trainers or sandals/crocs)
Entries
7. Entries may be made online at www.berkshireshow.co.uk
Individual cattle classes, pair and group entries must be received in the entries office not later than
1st August, together with the correct entry fee.
Please note: as a condition of your entry limited exhibitor information will appear in the catalogue
and on the Society’s website. For classes run under breed Society rules, your details will be
verified with the Society concerned to ensure your eligibility to enter.
Please see the Society’s website for full details of our privacy policy.
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Substitutions
8. An animal may be substituted for any other in the same breed and same class only. Full written
details of all such substitutions must then be received by the entries office by the Friday evening.
Substitutions may not appear in the catalogue if received late. CONTENTS GOATS PIG
Fees
9. The fees payable for cattle entries are clearly shown below. Fees will only be refunded in the
event of cancellation of the Show, cattle classes, the loss of accredited status, or a DEFRA order
prohibiting the exhibition of animals at the Show.
10. No entry will be accepted unless the fee accompanies it.
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Any exhibitor withdrawing or an exhibit after the closing date of entries will not be entitled to have
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any entries fees, penning or stall fees refunded.
11. Where a prize is offered for a pair or pen of animals, a single entry fee is payable.
Stall fees
Stalls must be reserved by 1st August for all cattle and payments to be made at the time of booking
12. Exhibitors should reserve stalls at £20 for members and £25 non-members inc. VAT for each
animal they intend to bring to the Show.
alves at foot, three months or older, will require a stall which must be booked. Please
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book adequate space for bulls, Calves at foot must be less than 12 months.
For all Saturday classes (including groups, pairs, beef and dairy) entry fees are £7.00 inc. VAT
(members) and £14.00 inc. VAT (non-members)
For all Sunday classes (including groups, pairs, beef and dairy) entry fee for Sunday classes £5
inc. VAT
• Young Handlers Free
• Holstein Open Calf Show £4 inc. VAT
Exhibitors may enter as many animals as they wish but may only bring to the Show the number for
which stalls shave been booked.
2-day Livestock wristbands will be allocated on the following basis
Up to 2 animals entered 2 tickets
3 animals entered 3 tickets
4- 6 animals entered 4 tickets
7 + animals entered 6 tickets
One vehicle pass per exhibitor, please specify on entry form if more are required.
Extra Livestock vehicle passes £5 each
Extra 2-day Livestock wristband £20 each
Cancellation of classes
13. The Society has the right to cancel or amalgamate any classes, which in their opinion there are
insufficient entries. The Show reserves the right to either cancel classes or amalgamate with other
classes or breeds (any other breed classes).
14. When, after entry, an animal dies or becomes unfit for exhibition, the exhibitor will be permitted to
substitute another entry in the same class without payment of any further fee.
Rosettes
15. No animal shall be decorated with colours other than rosettes awarded at the current Show.
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Trophies
16. Exhibitors wishing to have trophies engraved should do so at their own cost but any engraving
must be similar in size, style and layout to previous engravings to ensure consistency. The
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Show will seek reimbursement for the cost of repairing any damage caused to trophies through
mishandling or engraving.
Penning of stock
17. The Show, it’s officers and servants, will not be liable for any errors that may happen in placing
or penning the stock or articles to be exhibited. The attendants must ensure they are placed and
penned according to their entries. The Show reserves the right to limit the number of pens per
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exhibitor per breed.
All cattle are penned in the permanent cattle building.
Fodder
18. Straw. The Show will provide the bedding for all stock. Fodder must be provided by the owner/
stockperson attending the animals at the Show
Reception of animals
19. The Showground will be open for the reception of animals from 7am till 9pm on the Friday prior to
the Show
Departure of animals
20. No cattle may be removed from the Showground until after the grand parade on the Sunday
unless agreed by a veterinary surgeon
21. Lorries/trailers will not be permitted to leave the Show ground until the chief cattle steward has
given authorisation and has confirmed this to onsite security.
We have a plan in place for the exit of all Livestock vehicles on the Sunday afternoon, this will
entail letting vehicles out in batches, please follow the instructions of the stewards to allow a swift
egress from the Showground.
Livestock vehicles will not be permitted to depart from the Showground until the end of the grand
parade.
Gates will be opened for loading at 16:30.
Under no circumstances are exhibitors allowed to walk their Livestock out of the Showground for
loading.
Veterinary examinations
22. Where the Judges are in doubt, as to age or soundness, or where the stewards may consider it
necessary, the decision of a veterinary officer in such cases shall be final and conclusive. Should
the decision be against the animal to which a prize has been awarded, such animals and/or
exhibitor shall be disqualified from receiving such prize.
23. E xhibitors shall be liable to pay for all drugs used by the veterinary officers in the treatment of their
animals and exhibitors should ensure they have means of payment, either by cash at the time or
via card by contacting the veterinary practice. It is a condition of entry that the veterinary officers
may on their own authority give such emergency treatment as they may consider appropriate if
the owner or his representative cannot be found.
Animals receiving treatment
24. The owner or exhibitor of an animal entering the Showground within the withdrawal period of any
medication must provide the veterinary officer with a written declaration giving full details of the
treatment their animal has received.
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Diseased animals
25. Every exhibitor shall indemnify the Show against all actions, claims, proceedings and demands by
any person, company or other representative body of whatsoever nature in respect of any matter,
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have been suffering from any contagious or infectious disease or which develops such a disease
whilst on the Showground and in addition the exhibitor shall pay all costs and expenses incurred
by the Show in connection with any such claim. The Show’s veterinary officers are authorised to
refuse permission for any animal to be admitted to, or to have removed from, the Showground any
animals affected with contagious or infectious disease. The exhibitor of such animal may obtain a
certificate from the Show, stating the nature of such disease or infection. Concealment of disease
will render the exhibitor liable to disqualification
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Ringworm
26. E xhibitors are specially cautioned not to send to the show animals which are suffering from active
ringworm in any stage. Any animal found to be so affected will, on the advice of the veterinary
officers, be disqualified from competition and removed from the Show.
Cows calving at Show
27. Where an animal calves prematurely or aborts it must be returned home together with all other
Show animals from the same registered premises immediately after a full range of samples has
been taken.
Securing of cattle
28. All cattle must be properly secured to the satisfaction of the officers of the Show on being brought
to the gate of the Showground, or they will not be admitted. All bulls must have a ring or clamp
attached to the nose and, in the aged class, must be provided with a strong chain. Bulls aged 10
months and over must be fitted with a nose ring and must be double tied in the lines. Exhibitors
of bulls must also comply with Guidance Note AIS35 Issued by The Health and Safety Executive
concerning the safe custody and handling of bulls at Agricultural Shows. All other cattle must be
halter-led whilst in the Showground. Stock attendants are responsible for their own cattle at all
times.
Parades of cattle
29. All cattle will be required to be paraded as directed by the stewards. It is especially requested
that stock attendants during judging and parades, shall wear white coats or breed uniforms
and suitable footwear, capable of being disinfected, or the uniforms as specified by their breed
Society. Exhibitors must ensure that enough stock attendants are available to lead all first and
second prize winning animals for cattle parades.
Milking arrangements
30. Milking facilities will be provided but exhibitors are requested to bring their own milking buckets
and cluster
TB pre movement testing
31. All cattle coming to the Show must have had a pre-movement test with a negative result within
60 days of the end of the Show. Failure to provide test results will mean exclusion from the
Showground. Calves must be under 42 days of age when leaving the Showground to be exempt
from pre-movement testing. There is no minimum age for TB testing of calves to facilitate pre-
movement testing for the Show.
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Malpractices
32. Any artificial contrivance or device of any description found on or proved to have been on any
animal at any time, either for preventing or influencing abnormally the flow of milk or for any
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improper practice, will be disqualify that animal from any award and the owner/exhibitor may be
prohibited from exhibiting at future Shows. For the purpose of this regulation, the term “improper
practice” shall be held to include setting of teats and generally any other practice, which results
in the animal being Shown other than in a natural state. The Society reserves the right to have all
animals inspected by the Society veterinary officer either prior to, during or after judging. Selected
lactating dairy animals may be subjected to an ultrasound examination, which will be performed
by the Society’s’ veterinary officer.
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Prize Money:
Saturday Prizes (£)-unless otherwise stated in the Schedule:
Individual/Group/ Entries
1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th
Pair Classes per Class
1-5 60 40 30 - - -
6-8 60 40 30 25 - -
9-11 60 40 30 25 10 -
12 or More 60 40 30 25 10 5
Breed Champion Prizes: 1st £100 Reserve: £60 Rosettes for Both Prizes
Junior Champion Prizes: 1st £35 Reserve: £15 Rosettes for Both Prizes
Local Champion Prizes: 1st £10 Reserve: £5 Rosettes For Both Prizes
Sunday Prizes (£)-unless otherwise stated in the Schedule:
Sunday Interbreed group Entries
1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th
& pair classes Per Class
1-5 60 50 40 - - -
6-8 60 50 40 30 - -
9-11 60 50 40 30 20 -
12 Or More 60 50 40 30 20 10
Champion Pair Classes 211, 217, 224 & 231
Pair Champion Prizes: 1st £100 Reserve: £60 Rosettes for both prizes
All prize money will be paid by either cash tickets at the Show or BACS payments before 31st
October 2019.
Local prizes: the local area of the Society shall extend to a distance of 25 miles’ radius from the
corn exchange, Newbury or having an address in the Royal County of Berkshire please see map
on page 83 of the schedule)
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