Stithians Show CATTLE & SHEEP Monday 11th July, 2022
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Stithians Show
President: Mrs Susan Knight
Monday 11th July, 2022
CATTLE & SHEEP
SECTIONS
SCHEDULES
Cattle Section Secretaries:
Mrs H. M. Roskilly - 07759 750506
Entries close: 15th June 2022
Sheep Section Secretaries:
Mr & Mrs P & L Stevenson
07974 351623 01209 860953
Email: sheep@stithians.show
Entries close: 15th June 2022
Stithians Holding No. 07/010/0219IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO RECEIVE A SCHEDULE FOR
ONE OF THE OTHER SECTIONS, see
www.stithians.show (select “competition schedules”)
or contact Section direct
Arts/Craft/Cook Lynn Gluyas 01209 861094 acc@stithians.show
Cage Birds Andrew Burley 01209 860148 cagebirds@stithians.show
Cattle Helen Roskilly 01872 864731 cattle@stithians.show
Cavies Wil Goldsworthy 01209 213122 cavies@stithians.show
Dogs June Trethowan 01209 217521 dogs@stithians.show
01209 215058 carnbreacommittee@gmail.
Dog Agility Mel Small com
079 90 913 623
01726 823800
Goats Julia Clarke goats@stithians.show
077 73 886992
Horses Natalie Haworth 078 77 407 222 horses@stithians.show
Horticulture Glennis Beard 01872 560609 horticulture@stithians.show
Pigeons Liz Watts 01209 716575 –––––
Poultry Tony Jose 079 68 892 442 –––––
Paul & Lindsey
Sheep 079 74 351 623 sheep@stithians.show
StevensonPresident: Mrs Susan Knight
Hon. Life Members:
Rex and Mary Andrew, Leonard Barter, Pru Bell, Ray Bowden, Peter and Joy Brown, Andrew Burley, Jean Gluyas,
Susan Knight, Kathryn Mead, Chris Opie, Hugh Opie, Keith Plummer, Helen Roskilly, Leonard Roskilly,
Elaine Tangye, Yvonne Toms, Kathryn Tremayne, Claire Watters and Treve Williams.
Annual Show
Monday 11th July 2022
St. Stythians Band
In attendance throughout the day
Grand Evening Concert
In the Marquee at 8.00 p.m. by
St. Stythians Band
(Musical Director: James Burns)
&
The Celtic Male Ensemble
(Musical Director: Alastair Taylor)
Compere: Adrian Wilton
More information: www.stithians.showCattle Section
(including Y.F.C. Cattle)
Hon. Secretaries:
Mrs. H.M. ROSKILLY, Treffry Farm, Ponsanooth, Truro Phone: 01872 864731
Mobile: 07759 750506
Mr L ROSKILLY, Lidgey, Ponsanooth, Truro
Chief Steward:
L.A. ROSKILLY, Esq., Devas Farm, Ponsanooth, Truro Phone: 01872 863204
Assistant Chief Steward: K.R. DOWNING, Esq.,
Y.F.C. Co-ordinator: Mr Richard Gluyas, Stithians. Commentator: S. KENDALL, Esq.,
Lanivet
ENTRANCE FEE: £3.50 inc. V.A.T.
Prize Money: 1st — £16.00 2nd — £10.00 3rd — £8.00 4th — £6.00
All Prizewinners will receive Rosettes
1. All cattle to be on the Showground by 8.30 a.m.
2. Judging commences at 9.30 a.m. sharp.
3. The Children’s Calf Classes will be judged at 12 noon approx.
4. The Championship and all judging will be completed before lunch to try to alleviate
undue stress for the cows in milk.
5. Championship Classes are open to the Pedigree Champion animal of each breed
at this year’s Show.
6. Grand Parade of ALL Cattle in the Main Ring and presentation of Trophies by the
President, to take place at approximately 3.15 p.m.
7. No cattle to be loaded for returning home until after the cattle parade, unless
otherwise directed, or permission granted by Chief Steward.
8. The Committee reserve the right to cancel any class if insufficient entries or
exhibitors.
9. The show is open to unregistered animals except where otherwise stated.
10. The milking out of cows prior to the Interbreed specials will be done at the sole
discretion of the exhibitor.
11. Exhibitors are advised that pipeline milking will be provided.
12. All cattle must come from fully accredited herds.
13. All Perpetual Trophies won by competitors in this forthcoming 2022 Show
are to be returned to the Cattle Section Secretary by the closing date for
Entries next year 2023.
14. CLOSING DATE FOR ENTRIES – 15th JUNE, 2022.
15. NO NOMINATION ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED.
16. Animals entered in the Beef Classes, must be pedigree registered (number
supplied to Secretary), to be eligible for the Championship.
17. A pair (2) or group (3) for entry in the Breed Special Prizes may be any animals,
which have been entered in their respective classes, and must be the property of
one exhibitor.18. Any exhibitor wishing to enter a protest must do so in writing to the Secretary of the
Cattle Section, accompanied by a deposit of one pound (£1) (in accordance with
Rules 12 and 13 of the Association Rule Book). If on investigation the protest is
not sustained, the sum deposited may be forfeited to the funds of the Association.
In the case of any protest whereby any Prize animal becomes disqualified, the
winner of the next succeeding prize in the class should take the prize awarded
to the disqualified animal and the lowest shall go to the reserve number. The
Committee will consider no protest until all the cattle in the class concerned have
left the ring. No protest can be received after the conclusion of the Show.
19. 19. All Bulls exceeding 9 months old must be properly secured with a ring in the
nose and lead by person(s) using a rope or chain attached to a halter with a
second rope or chain attached directly to the nose-ring or via the nose-ring to the
halter, with a competent person standing by able to assist in the control of the bull
if necessary. All bull handlers should familiarise themselves with HSE GUIDANCE
NOTE A1S35, and comply fully with all sections, which apply to them.
20. All Steers must be suitably trained.
21. All cattle must be the Bona-Fide property of the exhibitor.
22. THE JUDGES DECISION IS FINAL.
23. During the period of the Show, bull(s) should be double tied either by halter and
a loose rope through the nose-ring or halter and neck chain. If the handler is
temporarily absent, arrangements should be made with another exhibitor/steward
to oversee the bull(s) until the handler returns.
24. No child under the age of 16 is to lead any animal over 9 months old.
25. The Association reserves the right to publish names and addresses of all exhibitors
in any competitive competition.
THE CATTLE COMMITTEE WOULD LIKE TO EXPRESS THEIR
THANKS TO ALL INDIVIDUALS AND FIRMS WHO HAVE
SUPPORTED THE CATTLE SECTION WITH PRIZE MONEY,
TROPHIES AND EQUIPMENT.AYRSHIRES
Animals entered must be registered in Ayrshire Cattle Society Herd Book, and be at least 51%
Ayrshire blood. If Black and White in colour animals must be registered in the Herd Book’s full
Pedigree Ayrshire Section and be 100% Ayrshire blood.
Judge: To be confirmed
1. Heifer born in or after 2022.
2. Heifer in calf, born on or after 1st July, 2020.
3. Heifer in milk, having calved her first calf at not more than three years of age.
4. Cow born on or after 1st January, 2018.
5. Cow in calf, to calve before 1st October, 2022.
6. Cow in milk, born before 2018.
7. Senior Cow which has produced at least 30,000 kgs of milk. To be supported by a
lactation certificate, to be forwarded to the Cattle Secretary.
8. Female progeny pair, by the same sire. Name of sire must be submitted, animals
must be entered in the above classes.
SPECIAL PRIZES
a) “The Kilmarnock Cup,” a Perpetual Silver Cup donated by L.J. Richards, Esq., for the best
Ayrshire exhibit.
b) The Ayrshire Cattle Society offers a Rosette for the Best Group of Females, kindly sponsored
by Cattle Services (Ayr) Ltd., (confined to members of the Ayrshire Cattle Society).
c) A Perpetual Cup for the Best 4 Year Old Cow, donated by the late Colin Delbridge.
d) A Perpetual Cup, donated by Allan S. McLaren, Esq., for the Best Senior Cow.
e) A Perpetual Challenge Cup, donated by Messrs. Wyatt & Bruce, Ltd., for the Best Pair
Females.
f) The Ayrshire Cattle Society offers a rosette for the Best Progeny Group of two or more, by the
same sire or out of the same dam, kindly sponsored by Cattle Services (Ayr) Ltd.
g) A Perpetual Cup, donated by L. Roskilly, Esq., for the Best Exhibit in Classes 2 or 3.
HOLSTEINS
NO UNREGISTERED ANIMAL WILL BE ACCEPTED FOR THE HOLSTEIN CLASSES.
Judge: Mr M Norman, Crediton Devon
9. Heifer Calf born on or after 1st January, 2022.
10. Heifer born on or after 1st January, 2021.
11. Heifer in calf, with first calf, to calve before 3 years of age, and not shown in any
previous classes.
12. Cow in calf to calve by 30th October 2022.
13. Heifer in milk, to have calved under 3 years of age.
14. Cow in milk, having had two or more calves.
15. Best Pair of animals owned by exhibitor and previously shown in above classes.
SPECIAL PRIZES
a) Holstein UK and Ireland offers a Championship Award Rosette, to the exhibitor of the Female
Champion. The Reserve Champion will also receive a Rosette.
b) Holstein UK and Ireland offers a Championship Exhibitor Bred Rosette, to the exhibitor of the
Female Exhibitor Bred Champion.
c) Holstein UK and Ireland offers a Best Udder Rosette to the exhibitor of the Holstein with the
Best Udder in the Show.
d) A Perpetual Cup given by Messrs. Pass, Barton & Co. for the Best Female.
e) A Perpetual Silver Challenge Cup, donated by John R. Knuckey, Esq., J.P., for the Best
Holstein Group.
f) “The Robert M. Berryman Cup” a Perpetual Silver Challenge Cup, donated by R.M.
Berryman, Esq., for the Best Holstein Heifer.
g) A Cup presented by the Cornish Holstein Club, to the Exhibitor who is a member of the
Cornish Holstein Club gaining the most points in the Holstein Classes – the cup to remain
the property of the above Club.
h) A Perpetual Challenge Trophy, donated by Barry Audis, Esq., for the Best Heifer Calf born
after 1st January 2021.
i) A Perpetual Cup, kindly donated by the late J. Jeffery, Esq., for the Best Pair of Females.GUERNSEYS
Judge: Ms L Sales, Radstock, Somerset
16. Heifer born after 1st August, 2021.
17. Maiden Heifer.
18. In Calf Heifer, under 3 years.
19. Cow in calf, but not in milk, born before 2019.
20. Cow or Heifer in milk, born in 2019 or 2020.
21. Cow in milk, born before 2020.
22. Female Progeny Pair, by the same sire. Name of sire must be submitted, animals
must be entered in the above classes.
SPECIAL PRIZES
a) The English Guernsey Cattle Society offer a Championship rosette, provided that the
Champion animal is Registered Pedigree or accepted for the Society’s Grading or
Supplementary Registers.
b) “The Trewarnevas Cup”, a Perpetual Challenge Cup, kindly given by Mr. and Mrs. M. Grose,
for the Champion Registered Guernsey in the Show.
c) A Perpetual Shield given by the late M. Gay, Esq., for the Best Guernsey Heifer not in milk,
born in 2020 or 2021
d) U.K.F. Fertilizers, offers a Perpetual Trophy for the Best Pair of Females by the same sire
and entered in the Guernsey Classes.
e) The E.J. Brown Memorial Cup, a Perpetual Silver Challenge Cup, donated by Mrs. D. Brown
and family, for the Best Guernsey Cow or Heifer in milk born in or after January 2016.
f) The Cornish Branch of the English Guernsey Cattle Society offer a Perpetual Challenge
Trophy to the member of the Cornish Branch who gains the most points in the Guernsey
classes.
g) “The Bray Cup”, a Perpetual Silver Challenge Cup, donated by W.T. Bray, Esq., for the
Reserve Champion Guernsey in the Show.
h) “The Morris Grose Family Trophy”, a Perpetual Trophy, kindly donated by M. Grose, Esq., for
the Best Guernsey Group.
JERSEYS
Judge: Mr I Howie, Swindon.
23. Heifer, between the ages of 1 to 11/2 years at date of Show.
24. Heifer in calf not to be more than 21/2 years old at date of calving.
25. Cow in calf, but not in milk.
26. Heifer in milk with her first calf, not to be more than 21/2 years old at calving.
27. Cow in milk, with second calf, which was produced under the age of 4 years.
28. Cow in milk, with third or subsequent calf (3rd or later lactation).
29. Female Progeny Pair, by the same sire. Name of sire must be submitted, animals
must be entered in the above classes.
SPECIAL PRIZES
a) The Jersey Society offers a Special Rosette and Prize Card for the Best Jersey Cow or
Heifer, registered in the Herd Book, bred by exhibitor who is a member of the J.C.S.
b) A Perpetual Challenge Cup, donated by Cornwall Herdsman’s Society for the Champion
exhibit.
c) A Perpetual Trophy in memory of the late Horace Dunstan, Esq., to be awarded to the
Reserve Jersey Champion.
d) Colin Delbridge Memorial Perpetual Challenge Cup, for the Best Jersey Group. Kindly
presented by Mr. and Mrs. A.R. Delbridge.
e) “The Maillard Perpetual Trophy”, a Perpetual Trophy kindly donated by Mr. H. Maillard, to be
awarded to the Best Jersey Heifer which has never calved.ANY OTHER BREED OF DAIRY CATTLE
CATTLE ENTERED IN THIS SECTION ARE NOT ELIGIBLE TO
COMPETE IN CLASSES 1 – 29
Judge: To be confirmed
30. Heifer any age which has never calved, any breed registered or unregistered.
31. Cow or Heifer in milk, any breed, registered or unregistered.
SPECIAL PRIZES:
a) A Perpetual Cup kindly donated by the late Mr. J. Jeffery, for the best exhibit in classes 30
or 31.
b) £5.00 for the Best Heifer which has never calved, kindly donated by L.A. Roskilly, Esq.
ABERDEEN ANGUS
Judge: To be confirmed
32. Cow in milk or in calf, born before 1st January, 2020.
33. Heifer born on or after 1st January, 2020 and before 1st January, 2021.
34. Heifer born on or after 1st January, 2021.
35. Bull born before 1st January, 2021.
36. Bull born after 1st January, 2021.
SPECIAL PRIZES:
a) The Aberdeen Angus Cattle Society kindly offer a Tartan Sash for the Best animal in the
Aberdeen Angus classes, furthermore, in the event of 15 or more entries being forward in
the Aberdeen Angus section, the Society will also award a special Commemorative Medal.
b) The Aberdeen Angus Cattle Society kindly offer a Rosette for the Best Animal bred by
exhibitor in the Aberdeen Angus classes.
c) “The Tregonwell Cup”. A Perpetual Silver Cup presented by the late Mrs. Daphne Williams
for the best Pedigree Aberdeen Angus Cow.
d) “The Williams Salver”. A Perpetual Silver Salver presented by the late Denis Williams, Esq.,
for the Best Pedigree Aberdeen Angus Heifer. Exhibitor to be resident in Cornwall.
BRITISH SIMMENTALS
Judge: To be confirmed
37. Cow in milk or in calf born before 1st January 2020.
38. Heifer, born in 2020.
39. Heifer born in 2021.
40. Bull any age.
41. Pair of animals. Animals must be entered in the above classes.
SPECIAL PRIZES:
a) The British Simmental Cattle Society Ltd., kindly offer rosettes for the Champion and Reserve
Champion.
b) The Frank Bache Memorial Cup, a Perpetual Challenge Trophy, kindly donated by Mrs J.
Bache and family, for the Champion British Simmental in the Show.
c) The Cornwall Simmental Club will kindly provide a Sash for the Champion Animal.
d) “The Bosahan Perpetual Trophy”, kindly donated by John and Bridget Olds, for the Best
Opposite Sex to the Champion Simmental in the show.SOUTH DEVONS
Judge: Mr J White, Leics
42. Cow in milk, or in calf, if suckling, calf to be not more than 10 months of age.
43. Heifer in milk, or in calf, born in 2019.
44. Heifer, born in 2020.
45. Heifer, born in 2021.
46. Bull, born before 1st January, 2021.
47. Bull, born on or after 1st January, 2021.
48. Group of any 3 animals. Animals must be entered in the above classes.
SPECIAL PRIZES
a) A Special South Devon Sash will be given by the South Devon Herd Book Society for the
Best South Devon Animal in any section of the Herd Book and exhibited by a member of
the Society.
b) “The William J. Kneebone Cup”. A Perpetual Cup for the Best Animal of the Breed.
c) A Perpetual Cup given by Mrs. D. Webber for the Best Opposite Sex to the Best Animal.
d) A Perpetual Cup given by Mrs. S. Williams for the Best Pair of Heifers.
e) A Perpetual Cup, first presented in 1933, by the President, A.C. Phillips, Esq.,
kindly represented in memory of Solomon Nicholls, for the Best Group of South Devons.
f) “The Mole Valley Farmers Perpetual Rose Bowl”. Mole Valley Farmers have kindly presented
a Silver Rose Bowl, to the Truro South Devon Cattle Club, for the exhibitor gaining the most
points in Cornish Shows, and this Show is one of several where points will be gained to
count towards this special Trophy.
ANY OTHER BREED OF BEEF CATTLE
CATTLE ENTERED IN THIS SECTION ARE NOT ELIGIBLE TO
COMPETE IN CLASSES 1–48
Judge: To be confirmed
49. Pedigree Cow, any breed.
50. Steer, any breed or cross breed, over 12 and under 30 months.
51. Bull, any age.
52. Pedigree Heifer, any breed over 12 months, but has never calved.
53. Heifer, any breed or cross breed.
SPECIAL PRIZE
a) Goonvean Cup a perpetual Cup kindly given by M. Tripp, Esq., for the best exhibit in the Any
Other Beef Cattle classes (Classes 49–53).CHILDREN’S CALF HANDLING CLASSES
AN ADULT SHOULD BE IN ATTENDANCE TO TAKE OVER IF A CHILD IS HAVING DIFFICULTY
MAINTAINING CONTROL OF HIS/HER ANIMAL. THESE CLASSES WILL BE JUDGED ON THE
TURNOUT OF THE LEADER, THE LEADER’S ABILITY TO PARADE THE CALF AND THE TURN
OUT OF THE CALF. EXHIBITORS ARE ASKED NOT TO USE STICKS IN THE CONTROLLING
OF THEIR ANIMALS
Judge: To be confirmed
These Classes will be judged at approximately 12 noon after Championship Classes
54. Best Groomed and behaved calf, any breed, born on or after 1st January 2022,
to be led by a boy or girl 9 years old or under.
55. Best Groomed and behaved calf, any breed, born on or after 1st January 2022, to
be led by a boy or girl 10 to 13 years old.
56. Best Groomed and behaved calf, any breed born on or after 1st November 2021,
to be led by a boy or girl 14 to 16 years old.
SPECIAL PRIZES:
a) A Perpetual Cup kindly given by the late M. Gay, Esq., to be awarded to the Best groomed
and behaved calf any breed, born on or after 1st January 2022, to be led by a boy or girl
aged 9 years old or under.
b) The Amberley Perpetual Challenge Cup, kindly donated by Mr. & Mrs. A.M. Batty, for the
best handler aged 7 years old and under. (In the event of no handlers of this age group, the
Cup will be presented to the youngest person in Class 54).
c) A Perpetual Cup kindly given by K. Downing, Esq., to be awarded to the Best groomed and
behaved calf, any breed, born on or after 1st January, 2022, to be led by a boy or girl aged
10 to 13 years old.
d) The ‘‘Couldrey Martin Memorial Perpetual Cup’’, kindly donated by the late Mrs. B. Martin,
to be awarded to the Best groomed and behaved calf, any breed, born after 1st November
2021, to be led by a boy or girl aged 14 to 16 years.
e) £10 kindly donated by Mrs. H.M. Roskilly, to be awarded to the Best groomed and behaved
calf, any breed born after 1st November 2021, led by a boy or girl aged 14 to 16 years.
f) “The Steve Hoskin Silver Medal”. Mr. Steve Hoskin has kindly presented a Silver Medal to
the South Devon Herd Book Society, Cornwall Region, and the Truro South Devon Cattle
Club, for the young person up to and including 16 years of age, gaining the most points in
Cornish Shows with a South Devon Cross Calf, and this Show is one where points will be
gained to count towards this Special Trophy.
Y.F.C. SECTION
Entry Fee for Classes (57-60) - £1.00 inc. V.A.T.
Prize Money for Classes 57–60:
Prize Money: 1st — £8.00 2nd — £6.00 3rd — £4.00 4th — £2.00
Judge: To be confirmed
57. Dairy Calf born on or after 1st August, 2021.
58. Dairy Heifer born on or after 1st August, 2020.
59. Dairy animal born on or after 1st August, 2020, exhibited by Ex-Y.F.C Member.
60. Beef animal born on or after 1st August, 2020, exhibited by a current or Ex-Y.F.C.
Member (class will be split).
SPECIAL PRIZES:
a) The Sarah Biscoe Memorial Perpetual Challenge Trophy, to be awarded to the Champion
animal reared by any member of a Young Farmers Club in classes 57-58.
b) The Vestey Perpetual Challenge Cup given by Miss Lisa Batty for the Best Dairy Calf in
Class 57.
c) A Perpetual Challenge Trophy kindly given by Barclays Bank, plc, for the Best Turned out
animal reared by any member of a Young Farmers Club.
d) A Perpetual Challenge cup kindly given by P.C. & C.D. Carter for the Champion Animal
reared in Class 58.LINE COMPETITION/HERD DISPLAY
Judge: To be confirmed
DALGETY SPILLERS PERPETUAL CUP
A Perpetual Silver Challenge Cup to be awarded to the Exhibitor who manages his/her cattle
line the best. The whole area will be judged – cows through to staff – for the cleanest and
tidiest – throughout the day.
INTER-BREED CUPS
THE TRETHELLAN CUP
A Perpetual Silver Challenge Cup presented by Mrs. C.S. James, for the Best Dairy Heifer
that has never calved and was bred by the Exhibitor. To be judged by the Dairy Breed Judges.
Each Breed Judge to pick one heifer to represent their respective breed in this Cup.
THE ARCHIE OPIE CUP
A Perpetual Silver Challenge Cup dated 1927, purchased by the late A. Opie, Esq., 1981
and re-presented for the Best Inter-Breed Group. Each Breed judge will choose any three
animals from their respective breed to form a group.
CHAMPIONSHIP
THE PRESIDENT’S TROPHY
A Trophy given by the President, Mrs Sue Knight, for the Champion Animal in the Show. (To
be won outright).
THE LLOYD’S BANK TROPHY
A Perpetual Trophy donated by Lloyd’s Bank, to be retained for one year, for the Champion
Animal in the Show.
THE CHAIRMANS TROPHY
A Trophy given by the Chairman, Mr Ken Downing, for the Reserve Champion Animal in the
Show (To be won outright)
THE JOYCE AND LEONARD BARTER CUP
A Perpetual Silver Challenge Cup kindly donated by Joyce and Leonard Barter, for the
Champion Dairy Animal in the Show.
THE TREVENA PERPETUAL CUP
A Silver Perpetual Cup, for the Reserve Champion Dairy Animal in the Show.
THE JACK BOTTRELL MEMORIAL CUP
A Perpetual Silver Challenge Cup donated by Mrs. H. Bottrell for the Champion Beef Animal
in the Show.
THE ROSARY CUP
A Silver Perpetual Cup given by a member for the Reserve Champion Beef Animal in the Show.
ROYAL CORNWALL AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION
NEW SUMMER SHOW POINTS CHAMPIONSHIP
Stithians Show is one of five (Camborne, Camelford, Launceston, Liskeard and Stithians)
at which points will be offered towards prizes of: 1st £100 2nd £50
This will be in both the open cattle and sheep classes for exhibitors gaining the most points
over the 2019 Cornish summer show season.
Points to be awarded: 1st - 3 points 2nd - 2 points 3rd - 1 point
All exhibits must be entered under the same names at the relevant shows to be eligible.
Please note: Only entries in open classes are eligibleSheep Section
Hon. Secretaries:
Mr & Mrs. P & L Stevenson
Lighthouse Cottage, Stithians, Truro TR3 7BU
Mobile: 07974 351623 Tel: 01209 860953
ENTRANCE FEE: £2.00 inc. V.A.T.
Prize Money: 1st £10.00 - 2nd £7.00 - 3rd £5.00 - 4th £3.00
All Prizewinners will receive Rosettes and Prize Cards
STITHIANS HOLDING NO. 07/010/8106
1. All sheep to be on the Show ground by 8.30 a.m.
2. Judging commences at 9.30 a.m.
3. Championship Classes are open to the Champion animal of each breed.
4. All champion sheep of their breed are required to participate in the Grand Parade in the countryside
ring and presentation of Trophies by the President, to take place at approximately 2.30 p.m. Subject
to DEFRA Regulations.
5. No Sheep to be loaded for returning home until 4.00pm, unless otherwise directed, or permission
granted by Chief Steward / Secretary.
6. The Committee reserve the right to cancel, or amalgamate any Classes if insufficient entries or
exhibitors.
7. The Show is open to unregistered animals except where otherwise stated.
8. All Perpetual Trophies won by competitors in this forthcoming 2022 Show are to be returned to the
Sheep Section Secretary by the closing date for Entries next year 2023
9. No Entries will be accepted after the closing date.
CLOSING DATE FOR ENTRIES - 13th JUNE, 2022
10. No Nomination Entries will be accepted.
11. Any exhibitor wishing to enter a protest must do so in writing to the Secretary of the Sheep Section,
accompanied by a deposit of one pound (£1) (in accordance with Rules 12 and 13 of the Association
Rule Book). If on investigation the protest is not sustained, the sum deposited may be forfeited to the
funds of the Association. In the case of any protest whereby any Prize animal becomes disqualified,
the winner of the next succeeding prize in the class should take the prize awarded to the disqualified
animal and the lowest shall go to the reserve number. No protest will be considered by the Committee
until all the Sheep in the class concerned have left the ring. No protest can be received after the
conclusion of the Show.
12. The Judges Decision is Final.
13. The Association reserves the right to publish names and addresses of all exhibitors in any competitive
competition.
14. Exhibitors are responsible for getting to Judging Rings.
Please indicate on Entry Form if M.V. accredited
Exhibitors of Maedi Visna Accredited sheep must show to the Show Officials a SAC valid Certificate of
status before unloading. If not, the sheep will be accommodated in the non-attested Section and no claim
may be made against the Association for re-testing.
All Sheep will be subject to dipping regulations if applicable.
Tail docking, sufficient tail must be retained to cover the vulva in the case of a female and the anus of a male
sheep. If any sheep are found with very short docking, a prosecution could arise.Please note that the various breeds of sheep will be Judged simultaneously. Therefore, exhibitors with
entries in more than one specific breed must ensure that they have sufficient handlers to exhibit in all
breeds at anyone time.
The Sheep Committee would like to express their thanks to all individuals and firms who have supported
the Sheep Section with Prize Money, Trophies and Equipment.
Sponsors:
Lang Bennett
Cornwall Countryside Supplies Ltd
Mrs J Trevarthen
2022 President’s Trophy kindly given by Mrs Susan Knight for Champion Sheep. To be won outright.
2022 Chairman’s Trophy kindly given by Mr Ken Downing for Reserve Champion Sheep. To be won outright.
To All Sheep Exhibitors
Royal Cornwall Agricultural Association Ltd - Cornish Points Championship
This show is one of five (Camborne, Launceston, Liskeard and Stithians) at which points will be offered
towards prizes of 1st £100 and 2nd £50 in both the open cattle and sheep classes for the exhibitors gaining
the most points over the 2017 Cornish summer show season. Points will be awarded as follows 1st prize
3 points, 2nd prize 2 points, 3rd prize 1 point and exhibits must be entered under the same names at the
relevant shows to be elegible.
In all groups of 3 sheep, 1 must be of opposite sex
CLASSES
ANY PURE BRITISH DOWN BREED
(INCORPORATING DORSET HORN & POLL DORSET)
Judge: To be confirmed
1. Aged Ram 5. Ram Lamb
2. Aged Ewe 6. Ewe Lamb
3. Shearling Ram 7. Group of 3
4. Shearling Ewe
SUFFOLK
If less than 2 entries in classes 8-14 they will be put with classes 1-7
Judge: To be confirmed
8. Aged Ram 12. Ram Lamb
9. Aged Ewe 13. Ewe Lamb
10. Shearling Ram 14. Group of 3
11. Shearling EweCHAROLLAIS
Judge: Mr M Miller
15. Aged Ram 19. Ram Lamb
16. Aged Ewe 20. Ewe Lamb
17. Shearling Ram 21. Group of 3
18. Shearling Ewe
TEXEL
Judge: To be confirmed
22. Aged Ram 26. Ram Lamb
23. Aged Ewe 27. Ewe Lamb
24. Shearling Ram 28. Group of 3
25. Shearling Ewe
If 2 or less entries in any Texel classes they will be with the A.O.P.C.B.
If there is a large entry in the classes below, they will be split as necessary
ANY OTHER PURE BRITISH BREED
Other than entered in classes 1 - 7
Judge: To be confirmed
Cup for Best Devon/Cornwall Long Wool
29. Aged Ram 33. Ram Lamb
30. Aged Ewe 34. Ewe Lamb
31. Shearling Ram 35. Group of 3
32. Shearling Ewe
ANY OTHER PURE CONTINENTAL BREED
Judge: To be confirmed
36. Aged Ram 40. Ram Lamb
37. Aged Ram 41. Ewe Lamb
38. Shearling Ram 42. Group of 3
39. Shearling EweBELTEX
All Beltex sheep must be fully registered with the Beltex Sheep Society
We will amalgamate classes if less than 3 exhibits
Judge: Mr A Bishop
43. Aged Ram 47. Ram Lamb
44. Aged Ewe 48. Ewe Lamb
45. Shearling Ram 49. Group of 3
46. Shearling Ewe
LLEYN
Judge: Mr R Turner
50. Aged Ram 54.Ram Lamb
51.Aged Ewe 55.Ewe Lamb
52.Shearling Ram 56. Group of 3
53.Shearling Ewe
YOUNG HANDLER
Sponsored by Mrs. J. Trevarthen
Judge: To be confirmed
Class 57 Open to handlers 10 to 15 years of age
To be judged on their handling of the sheep
Class 58 Open to handlers up to 10 years of age
To be judged on their handling of the sheep
CHAMPIONSHIP
HANCOCK CAFFIN CUP
The Bruce Holt memorial Challenge Cup, kindly donated by Foot Anstey for the Best
Sheep in the Show.
CORNISH MUTUAL ASSURANCE TROPHY
A Perpetual Challenge Trophy kindly donated by Cornish Mutual Assurance for the
Best Sheep of the opposite sex to the above winner.
MILLENNIUM PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP
Kindly donated by Mr. Ivan Perry, Past President of the Show for the Overall Best
Sheep in Show.
LEN EVANS CUP - A Perpetual Memorial Cup for the Reserve Champion.
INTERBREED CHAMPIONSHIPS
The Champion male & female from each Breed Section will compete for the Interbreed
Champion and reserve Champion.
Judge: To be confirmedSPECIAL PRIZES A Perpetual Silver Challenge Cup kindly donated by TOWN & COUNTRY MOTORS CENTRE (CORNWALL) LTD for the best Charollais Sheep in the Show. British Charollais Sheep Society kindly donate a Champion Rosette for the best Charollais Sheep in the Show. A Perpetual Challenge Trophy kindly donated by MITCHELL & WEBBER LTD., for the best Texel Sheep in the Show. A Perpetual Shield kindly given by Mr & Mrs D Payne for the best Beltex Sheep. Beltex Sheep Society kindly donate Champion and Reserve Champion Rosettes. A Perpetual Challenge Trophy kindly given by Mr & Mrs D Evans for Best Any Other Pure Continental Breed. Champion Rosette for Best Any Other Pure Continental Breed A Perpetual Silver Challenge Cup kindly given by CAW (CORNWALL) LTD for the best Suffolk Sheep in the Show. The Suffolk Sheep Society kindly give a Rosette for the Champion Suffolk Sheep. A Perpetual Silver Challenge Cup kindly donated by MR & MRS K MOSS for the best Dorset Horn/Poll Dorset Sheep in the Show Burhos Perpetual Challenge Trophy for best Group of Three Dorset Sheep kindly given by Mr M Care. Dorset Horn and Poll Dorset Sheep Breeders Association kindly give a Rosette for the best Dorset Horn/Poll Dorset Sheep. A Perpetual Silver Challenge Cup kindly given by MOLE VALLEY FARMERS LTD., for the Best Sheep in the Devon & Cornwall Longwool classes. Devon & Cornwall Longwool Flockbook Association kindly donate Rosettes for the Champion Male and Champion Female Sheep A Perpetual Challenge Silver Salver kindly given by Derek Hammer & Gordon Oliver for the best Any Other Pure British Breed. Mr & Mrs Moss kindly give 10 Guineas for the Best Sheep in Any Other Pure British Breed Class. Champion Rosette for Best Any Other Pure British Breed.
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Stithians
StithiansAgricultural Association
Agricultural Ltd
Association REGISTERED CHARITY No. 1141715
REGISTERED CHARITY No. 272086
CATTLE SHEEP
Please return to: Please
Please to: return
return to:
Mrs. H. M. ROSKILLY, Mr & MrsMrs.
P &H.LM. ROSKILLY,
STEVENSON
TREFFRY FARM, TREFFRY FARM,
LIGHTHOUSE COTTAGE,
PONSANOOTH,
PONSANOOTH, FOUNDRY, STITHIANS,
TRURO,
TRURO, TRURO TR3 7BU
CORNWALL
CORNWALL TR3 7HW07974 351623
Mobile:
TR3 7HW Tel:TEL: 01209
01872 860953
864731
Tel: 01872 864731 Email: Mobile:
sheep@stithians.show
07759 750506
Mobile: 07759 750506
Email: cattle@stithians.show
CATTLE
2010 SHOW
2022 SHOW
CLASSES 1 – 56 £3.50 per entry
£
(Including Young Handler)
Total Entry Fee (form overleaf)
CLASSES 57 – 60 £1.00 per entry
£
CLASSES 1 – 54 £3.50
(YFC Classes) per entry £
SHEEP £
Number Entered £2.00
CLASSES 55 per
– 58entry£1.00 per entry £
Including Classes 57/58 Young Handler
TOTAL ENTRY FEES
£
Name
TOTAL MONEY MUST ACCOMPANY DOB Class No. Entry Fee
NAME(S) OF CHILD(REN) £
ENTRY FORM
ENTERING
IN CLASSES 54–56 Cattle
(ENTRY FEE £3.50 per entry)
ClassesCheques made payable
57/58 Sheep to: Stithians Agricultural Association.
Entry Fee £2 per entry
Cheques made payable to: Stithians Agricultural Association Ltd.
I/We
Payments agree
can be made to
via abide
BACS –by themoney
Prize rulescan.......................................................................................
also be paid by BACS please provide details to the Secretary
STITHIANS AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION LTD
SORT CODE 30-88-22 – A/C No 20254268 - USE REFERENCE: CATTLE/SHEEP + YOUR NAME
NAME(S)
I/We agree to abideOF CHILD(REN)
by the ENTERING ......................................... D.O.B. ...............
rules .......................................................................................................................
IN CLASSES 52–54
BLOCK CAPITALS PLEASE .......................................... D.O.B. ...............
.......................................... D.O.B. ...............
NAME ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................
ADDRESS .................................................................................................................................................................................................................
BLOCK CAPITALS PLEASE
NAME .............................................................................................................................
POST
CODE.............................................................................
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TELEPHONE .......................................................................................................................
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TELEPHONE
will be printed in the catalogue .........................................................
No. and results displayed on the Association’s web site. Please see the Association’s website for full
details of our privacy policy – www.stithians.show, paper copies are available from the General Secretary – 01209 861073.CATTLE SHEEP BOTH
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P.T.OStithians
Stithians Agricultural
Agricultural Association
Association Ltd
REGISTERED
REGISTERED CHARITY
CHARITY No.No. 272086
1141715
Please return to:
Mrs. H. M. ROSKILLY,
TREFFRY FARM,
PONSANOOTH,
TRURO,
CORNWALL
TR3 7HW
Register of persons tending/handling livestock at 2022 Show
Tel: 01872 864731
Mobile:
Please provide a list of all the people who will be tending/handling livestock during the Show. This 07759is750506
information required
2010 SHOW
by DEFRA as part of the Showing Regulations. Please provide the names and addresses of all such persons and all
likely helpers.
Name Address Telephone
No.
Total Entry Fee (form overleaf)
CLASSES 1 – 54 £3.50 per entry £
CLASSES 55 – 58 £1.00 per entry £
TOTAL MONEY MUST ACCOMPANY £
ENTRY FORM
Cheques made payable to: Stithians Agricultural Association.
I/We agree to abide by the rules .......................................................................................
NAME(S) OF CHILD(REN) ENTERING ......................................... D.O.B. ...............
IN CLASSES 52–54
.......................................... D.O.B. ...............
.......................................... D.O.B. ...............
BLOCK CAPITALS PLEASE
NAME .............................................................................................................................
ADDRESS .......................................................................................................................
..................................................................................... POST CODE .............................
Signed...........................................................................................................Date.............................................
PLEASE RETURN BYNo.
TELEPHONE .........................................................
10th JUNE 2022 TO: CATTLE SHEEP
Mrs. H.M. ROSKILLY Mr & Mrs P&L STEVENSON
TREFFRY FARM LIGHTHOUSE COTTAGE
PONSANOOTH, TRURO STITHIANS, TRURO
P.T.O.
CORNWALL TR3 7HW TR37BULocal / Regional Show Dates 2022
Gwinear Ms A Barnbrook
01209 716585 info@gwinearshow.org.uk www.gwinearshow.org.uk 2022 No show.
North Somerset Show Mr T Ledbury
01934 837283 tim@nsas.org.uk www.nsas.org.uk 2 May 2022
Devon County Mrs Sam Mackenzie Green
01392 353700 sam@dcshow.org The Devon County Show 30 June - 2 July 2022
Royal Bath and West Mr Alan Lyons
01749 822200 alan.lyons@bathandwest.co.uk The Bath and West 2-4 June 2022
Royal Cornwall Show Mr Chris Riddle
01208 812183 Fax 01208 812713 info@royalcornwall.co.uk The Royal Cornwall Show 9-11 June 2022
Liskeard Mrs B Breyley
07894 456099 info@liskeardshow.org The Liskeard Show 9 July 2022
Cornwood Ms Linda Osman
01752 837662 laosman2@gmail.com www.cornwoodshow.co.uk 9 July 2022
Stithians Mrs. Claire Watters
01209 861073 information@stithians.show Stithians Show 11 July 2022
Camborne Mrs Alison Olds
01209 718750 info@camborne-show.org.uk The Camborne Show 18 July 2022
Mid Devon Mr Colin Nation
01884 820859 office@middevonshow.co.uk The Mid Devon Show 23 July 2022
Woolsery and District Mrs A Carter
01409 240328 woolseryshow@hotmail.co.uk The Woolsery Show. 25 July 2022
Yealmpton Mr P Davis
07712 681306 secretary@yealmptonshow.co.uk The Yealmpton Show 27 July 2022
Launceston Launceston Show Secretary
07988 479452 launcestonshowsecretary@hotmail.co.uk Launceston Show 28 July 2022
Totnes and District Mrs L Harvey
01803 732813 office@totnesshow.com The Totnes Show 31 July 2022North Devon Mrs T. Soanes
01769 573852 showsecretary@northdevonshow.com 3 August 2022
Honiton Mrs M Connor
01404 41794 info@honitonshow.co.uk The Honiton Show. 4 August 2022
Camelford Mrs Debbie Babb
07483 964125 The Camelford Show 10 August 2022
Okehampton Ms S Bullingham
01837 659965 info@okehamptonshow.co.uk The Okehampton Show 11 August 2022
Gillingham and Shaftsbury Show Mr J Cox
01747 823955 james@gillinghamandshaftesburyshow.co.uk Gillingham and Shaftsbury Show 17 August 2022
Chagford Miss P Keen
07511 778641 chagfordshow@gmail.com Chagford Show. 18 August 2022
Dunster Mrs R Langdon
01984 656990 secretary@dunstershow.demon.co.uk The Dunster Show 19 August 2022
Mid Somerset
01749 347607 secretary@midsomersetshow.org.uk Mid Somerset Show 21 August 2022
Holsworthy & Stratton
01566 781811 office@holsworthystrattonshow.co.uk Holsworthy and Stratton Show. 25 August 2022
Melplash Mrs Lucy Hart
01308 423337 office@melplashshow.co.uk Melplash Show 25 August 2022
Kingsbridge
01548 562567 kingsbridge.show@gmail.com The Kingsbridge Show 3 September 2022
Dorset County
01305 264249 secretary@dorsetcountyshow.co.uk Dorset County Show 3-4 September 2022
Widecombe Fair Mr Michael Welby
01364 631493 michael.welby@hotmail.co.uk Widecombe Fair 13th September 2022
Frome
01373 463600 info@fromecheeseshow.co.uk Frome Cheese Show 10th September 2022Have you thought of becoming a member
of Stithians Show? All welcome!
Have you thought of becoming a member of
S'thians Show? All welcome!
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Stithians Agricultural Association Ltd.
MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION FORM 2022
Membership type (please circle): Adult (£18) / Junior 5-16 (£5) / Life Membership (£360).
Title: Full Name:
Address:
Postcode:
Telephone:
E-mail Address:
Date of Birth (Juniors Only):
I acknowledge that my details will be held by the Association for the purposes of
administering my membership and that my name will be listed in the catalogue
and or Show guide.
I agree to guarantee the debts of the company up to a maximum amount of £1
if the company is wound up while I am a member and for a period of up to 12
months after my membership ends.
Signed Date:
Are you able to offer any help at Stithians Show,
during the set up or for the clean up? [ ]
If you tick the box, our General Secretary will get in contact with you to talk about
volunteering opportunities at the Show. We appreciate all offers of help.
BACS payment: Lloyds Bank – sort code 30-88-22, account no. 20254268.
Please quote reference SUBS+SURNAME+POSTCODE
Cheques payable to ‘Stithians Agricultural Association Ltd’.
Please forward your completed application form with the correct fee to:
Tamsin Mead, Stithians Show, Chy-an-Vounder, Crellow Lane, Stithians, Truro, TR3 7BB.
Alternatively, join online: www.stithians.show
Stithians Agricultural Association Limited. Registered in England Number 7585178
Registered Charity Number 1141715. Registered Office: 3 Chapel Street, Redruth, TR15 2DYStithians Agricultural Association Ltd
Company registered in England 7585178
Charity No. 1141715
Health and Safety Policy
Health and Safety at Work etc. Act 1974
The Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations 1999
GENERAL STATEMENT OF POLICY
We commit to operating the Association in accordance with the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 and
all applicable legislation made under the Act ‘So far as is reasonably practicable’. Our policy is to ensure
that the Show is operated in a safe manner for all our employees, volunteers and the general public, and to
provide such information, training and supervision as is needed for this purpose.
We also accept our responsibility for the health and safety of other people who may be affected by our
activities. The Association acknowledges that the Show is likely to attract those who may be vulnerable and
will consider them in their risk assessment of the event.
The Board of Trustees acknowledge that Health and Safety responsibilities within the Association are of
equal importance as other priorities and will ensure resources are available to manage health and safety.
Although the Board of Trustees accept responsibility for the implementation of the policy, it relies on
individual employees/volunteers to accept their own duty and responsibility to themselves, fellow workers
and others who might be injured/affected by their acts or omissions.
The Board of Trustees have nominated the Chairman and a representative from the Showyard Directors as
signatories of the Health and Safety Policy.
A signed copy of the full Health and Safety Policy Statement and a copy of the Show’s organisational chart
is available from the Show Office.
The policy will be kept up to date, and appropriate to the Association’s activities. To ensure this, the policy
will be monitored and reviewed every year or more frequently if required.
SAFETY INFORMATION AND GUIDANCE
All Exhibitors must comply with the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 and all relevant legislation and
guidance. Animal exhibitors must also comply with the Animal Welfare Act 2018 and any relevant codes of
practice, guidance, etc., provided by the relevant governing body organisations.
Further safety information is contained within the Stithians Show Health and Safety Manual which is made
available to those exhibiting at the Show.
SHOW SECURITY
The Association’s appointed security contractor will provide night cover between 19:00 and 07:00 from the
Monday before the Show and then 24/7 from 07:00 on the Sunday until 07:00 on the Tuesday after the
Show. The Showground is large, with multiple entrances and the security officials cannot be in all areas, at
all times. The Association will not be responsible for the safe custody of any article brought for exhibition,
nor will they be liable for any loss or damage that may occur to any article. Exhibitors and those visiting
the Show are reminded to take care of their belongings and stock and to report any suspicious behaviour
to the Security Team.
H & S Schedules Catalogue V1 - March, 2022FIRE SAFETY
All catering outlets or trade stands must assess the risk of fire and provide fire prevention equipment where
any potential ignition sources are present. BBQs are not permitted on the Showground.
FIRST AID/MEDICAL
If you are setting up prior to the Sunday of the Show or packing up after the Monday you are advised to
ensure you have a first aid kit available. On Show day the Association’s First Aid contractor will be on
site. The nearest A & E Department is at The Royal Cornwall Hospital, Treliske, Truro TR1 3LQ. Minor
Injury Units are located at Camborne Redruth Community Hospital, Barncoose, Redruth, TR15 3ER and
Falmouth Hospital, Trescobeas Road, Falmouth, TR11 2JA; both of which require you to contact NHS 111
by phone or online prior to visiting. All accidents/incidents and near misses must be reported to the Show’s
Health and Safety Adviser who is contactable by radio or via the Show Office.
GAS SAFETY
Any fixed installation gas equipment (cookers, pipework, valves etc.) must comply with the provisions of
the Gas Safety (Installation and Use) Regulations 1998. All catering vans / marquees with gas installation
MUST have a Gas Safety Certificate issued by a competent Gas Safe Engineer and dated within the
last 12 months. A copy of the certificate MUST BE provided to the organisers prior to entry to the event.
Crimped connection fittings must be used rather than jubilee clips. Further information can be found on
the Nationwide Caterers Association website The Gas Safety Checklist - The Do’s and Don’ts - NCASS
ELECTRICAL SUPPLY
Legislation requires electrical equipment to be maintained in good condition and for it to be suitable for the
environment in which it is to be used. All portable electrical equipment brought onto the Showground must
be maintained in good condition and where required evidence of portable appliance testing must be made
available to our Officers. The Show reserves the right to remove from use any equipment that they deem
to be unsafe. Further information is available from the HSE website https://www.hse.gov.uk/pubns/books/
hsg107.htm
DIESEL AND LPG GENERATORS
The use of diesel and LPG generators is permitted provided modern, quiet equipment is used. Stand-alone
petrol generators are not permitted. Petrol generators that are professionally built in as part of an operating
unit may be used. The Association reserves the right to request any generator that is unsafe or causing a
nuisance from fumes be switched off and removed.
SHOWGROUND TRAFFIC
All Showground traffic must give priority to pedestrians and riders and strictly observe speed restrictions at
times when such movement is permitted. The speed limit on site is 10 mph.
During the Show all Showground roadways must be kept clear of any obstruction to allow unimpeded
access by emergency vehicles. There is no unauthorised vehicle movement permitted between the
hours of 09:00 and 18:00.
Livestock exhibitors: may leave the Showground prior to 18:00 hours, subject to the approval of a
Showyard Director and notification to the Section Secretary (where movement is to enable compliance with
Animal Welfare Regulations). The Livestock dispersal will be strictly controlled.
OPENING HOURS
Trade and Craft Stand Exhibitors are required to remain open until 18:00 and MUST NOT attempt to
leave the Showground before that time. Those found to be packing up early and attempting to leave the
Showground may find that their application is refused for future shows.
MAJOR INCIDENT PLANNING (SITE EVACUATION)
In the event of a major incident where it is necessary to evacuate the site or part of the site, please follow
all signs and instructions from the organisers and Emergency Services. ALL people will be requested to
evacuate the site, until it is deemed safe to return. The Association accepts no responsibility for any property
or livestock or any person or persons who fail to comply with the request to evacuate the Showground.
(Animal Escape) Animals are unpredictable and do occasionally break free. Please get yourself and
others under your control to safety in a quiet and calm manner and allow those involved in the recapture
to do this unimpeded.
PUBLIC LIABILITY INSURANCE
Whilst the Association has its public liability cover in place it is only for its own protection. All exhibitors
must have their own public liability insurance which covers them for attendance at the Stithians Show.
More detailed information and advice can be found in the Association’s Health and Safety Manual, a copy
of which can be obtained from the General Secretary, The Showground, Tubbon Hill, Stithians, Truro, TR3
7DP. 01209 861073 or information@stithians.show
More detailed information and advice can be found in the Association’s Health and Safety Manual, a copy
of which can be obtained from the General Secretary, The Showground, Stithians, Truro, TR3 7DP. 01209
861073 or information@stithians.show
H & S Schedules Catalogue V1 - March, 2022GREEN
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GRAND EVENING CONCERT
8 p.m. In the Marquee on the Showground
Celtic Male Ensemble
(Musical Director: Alastair Taylor)
St. Stithians Band
(Musical Director: James Burns)
Compere: Adrian Wilton
Admission £7.00
www.stithians.show
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Stithians Agricultural Association Ltd.
The Showground, Stithians, Truro, TR3 7DP . 01209 861073
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