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Arun Valley Poultry Fanciers Society
Sale: Saturday 5th to Sunday 6th October 2019
Show: Sunday 6th October 2019
Held under PCGB Rules
By kind permission of the South of England Agricultural Society
South of England Showground, Ardingly, West Sussex, RH17 6TL
All Entries & fees to be sent to the show secretary (details below)
Entry fee £1.50 per poultry class, 50p per egg class. £2.00 per sale pen
Exhibitors entering more than £6 worth of entries will be entitled to one free pass. Children
under 16 are free.
CLOSING DATE FOR SHOW ENTRIES TUESDAY 1st OCTOBER 2019.
Any late entries may not be accepted and processed.
Entry for the event will be closed early if pens are filled due to limited space at the venue.
Please make cheques payable to AVFPS and return entries to;
Jan Pannell, 116 Findon Road, Worthing, West Sussex, BN14 0AT
Any entries received without penning fee may be rejected.
Autumn Show and Sale This is an open show for members and non‐members of AVPFS. The show is to be held under poultry club rules. Please read show rules and regulations and Bio‐security information at the end of the booklet. You do not need to be a member of a breed club to enter their show. Entry Fees are: £1.50 Poultry Class (including Trios, Geese & Turkeys) 50p Egg Class £2.00 Sale Pen Useful dates & times: Tuesday 1st October 2019: Entries close. Any entries received after this date may be rejected. If in doubt, please contact us on the information at the front or rear of schedule. Friday 4th October: Show setup – We will be building the show & sale if you are able to help please let us know for further details. Sale birds will be accepted between 6:00pm – 8:00pm Saturday 5th October: Sale birds will be accepted from 7:00am All vehicles must be off showground by 8:30am Sale birds MUST be penned by 9:00am Sale opens at approx. 10:00am once birds have been visually inspected again in cages. Sunday 6th October: Sale & Show birds will be accepted from 7:00am All vehicles must be off showground by 8:30am ALL birds MUST be penned by 9:00am Judging will commence between 9:00am and 10:00am. Juvenile Classes see boards for time. Prize giving see boards for time.
Championship Row
Show Champion Best L/F Soft Feather Best Non‐Standard
Reserve Show Champion Best Bantam Soft Feather Best Juvenile
Best L/F Hard Feather Best True Bantam Best Trio
Best Bantam Hard Feather Best Rare Breed Best Eggs
Best Waterfowl
Prizes / Specials
1st Place rosettes will be given to classes exceeding 3 entries. Prize cards will be given to 1st, 2nd and 3rd.
Poultry Club Specials will be awarded in addition to the following;
Officials
Poultry Club Rep Judges Welfare Officer
Displayed on day Rob Wittington (tbc) Jan Pannell
Shaun Matthews
Autumn Show and Game Fair
Besides coming to see the poultry, there are plenty of things to see at the Autumn show:
Jonathan Marshall’s world famous equine and falconry display
Warrenby Gun Dogs with demonstrations and advice on training
Huxley’s stunning Birds of Prey displays
The Cornish Countryman wildfowler Chris Green
The Cavalcade of Hounds with your chance to meet the hounds
Harvest Festival Service Sunday 6th October 10am
The Animal Barn with farmyard favourites
Rare breed Gun dog & Terrier displays and demonstrations
Brighton Kite Flyers
Kent smallholders and their cheese making demonstration
Craft activity with the Young Farmer’s Club
Shooting Simulator
Fly Fishing casting tutorials
Blacksmith displays
Pumpkin Activity Trail for children around the show
Schedule of Classes
Held Under PCGB Rules
Notes:
Classes will be combined if insufficient entries. Classes may also be split if sufficient entries so please
provide as much detail as possible when entering.
Hard Feather 31. OEG Black / Blue Furnace – Male
32. OEG Black / Blue Furnace – Female
Large Fowl 33. OEG AOC – Male
1. Carlisle Old English Game – Male 34. OEG AOC – Female
2. Carlisle Old English Game – Female 35. Oxford OEG – Male
3. Oxford OEG Black Red/Pile/Duckwing – 36. Oxford OEG – Female
Male 37. Modern Game Black Red – M
4. Oxford OEG Partridge / Wheaton / Pile / 38. Modern Game Partridge / Wheaton – F
Duckwing – Female 39. Modern Game Duckwing – Male
5. Oxford OEG Ginger – Male 40. Modern Game Duckwing – Female
6. Oxford OEG Ginger – Female 41. Modern Game Birchen / Brown Red – M
7. Oxford OEG Grey – Male 42. Modern Game Birchen / Brown Red – F
8. Oxford OEG Grey – Female 43. Modern Game Pile – Male
9. Oxford OEG AOC – Male 44. Modern Game Pile – Female
10. Oxford OEG AOC – Female 45. Modern Game AOC – Male
11. AOV Large H/F – Male 46. Modern Game AOC – Female
12. AOV Large H/F – Female 47. AOV Bantam H/F – Male
Asian Large Fowl 48. AOV Bantam H/F – Female
13. Asil Black Red – Male Asian Bantams
14. Asil Partridge / Wheaton – Female 49. Ko Shamo Black Red – Male
15. Asil AOC – Male 50. Ko Shamo Wheaton / Partridge – Female
16. Asil AOC – Female 51. Ko Shamo Crele / Cuckoo – Male
17. Malay – Male 52. Ko Shamo Crele / Cuckoo – Female
18. Malay – Female 53. Ko Shamo Ginger – Male
19. Shamo – Male 54. Ko Shamo Ginger – Female
20. Shamo – Female 55. Ko Shamo Duckwing – Male
21. AOV Asian Large H/F – Male 56. Ko Shamo Duckwing / Silver Wheaton – F
22. AOV Asian Large H/F – Female 57. Ko Shamo AOC – Male
Hard Feather Bantam 58. Ko Shamo AOC – Female
59. Asil – Male
23. OEG Black Red / Dark Red – Male 60. Asil – Female
24. OEG Partridge / Wheaton – Female 61. AOV Asian Bantam H/F – Male
25. OEG Duckwing – Male 62. AOV Asian Bantam H/F – Female
26. OEG Duckwing – Female
27. OEG Pile – Male
28. OEG Pile – Female
29. OEG Black / Blue – Male
30. OEG Black / Blue – Female
Soft Feather Large Fowl Soft feather bantam heavy continued…
102. Orpington AOC
Soft Feather Heavy Large Fowl 103. Plymouth Rock
63. Australorp 104. Rhode Island Red
64. Barnevelder 105. Russian Orloff AC Male
65. Brahma 106. Russian Orloff AC Female
66. Cochin 107. Sussex Light
67. Croad Langshan 108. Sussex AOC
68. Faverolle 109. Wyandotte
69. Frizzle 110. AOV Bantam Soft Feather Heavy
70. Maran
71. Orpington Black Soft Feather Bantam Light
72. Orpington Buff 111. Ancona
73. Orpington AOC 112. Appenzeller
74. Plymouth Rock 113. Araucana
75. Rhode Island Red 114. Hamburgh
76. Russian Orloff AC Male 115. Leghorn
77. Russian Orloff AC Female 116. Poland
78. Sussex Light 117. Silkie
79. Sussex AOC 118. Welsummer
80. Wyandotte 119. AOV Bantam Soft Feather Light
81. AOV Large Fowl Soft Feather Heavy True Bantams
Soft Feather Light Large Fowl 120. Belgian d'Anvers Quail
82. Ancona 121. Belgian d’Anvers AC
83. Appenzeller 122. Belgian Barbu d’Uccle
84. Araucana 123. Belgian Barbu De Watermael
85. Hamburgh 124. Gold Dutch
86. Leghorn 125. Silver Dutch
87. Poland 126. Dutch AOC
88. Silkie 127. Japanese
89. Welsummer 128. Pekin Black – Male
90. AOV Large Fowl Soft Feather Light 129. Pekin Black – Female
Utility Large 130. Pekin White – Male
91. Utility – Purebred for Meat 131. Pekin White – Female
92. Utility – Purebred for Eggs 132. Pekin AOC – Male
133. Pekin AOC – Female
Soft Feather Bantam 134. Rosecomb
Soft Feather Bantam Heavy 135. Sebright Gold
93. Australorp 136. Sebright Silver
94. Barnevelder 137. Serama Straight Feathered ‐ Male
95. Brahma 138. Serama Straight Feathered – Female
96. Croad Langshan 139. Serama Silkie
97. Faverolle 140. AOV True Bantam
98. Frizzle
99. Maran
100. Orpington Black
101. Orpington Buff
Rare Breeds Waterfowl Utility
174. Utility – Purebred Waterfowl
Large Fowl
141. Sulmtaler Goose
142. Transylvanian Naked Neck 175. Any Variety Goose
143. Thuringian Non‐Standard Breeds
144. Yokohama
145. AOV Rare Breed Large Soft Feather 176. Large Hard Feather Non‐Standard
146. AOV Rare Breed Large Hard Feather 177. Bantam Hard Feather Non‐Standard
178. Large Soft feather Non‐Standard
Bantams 179. Bantam Soft Feather Non‐standard
147. Sulmtaler 180. True Bantam Non‐Standard
148. Thuringian 181. Waterfowl Non‐Standard
149. Transylvanian Naked Neck 182. Turkey Non‐Standard
150. Yokohama
151. AOV Rare Breed Bantam Soft Feather Juvenile
152. AOV Rare Breed Bantam Hard Feather
Juvenile Handler
Turkey 183. Juvenile Handler Large Fowl
184. Juvenile Handler Bantam
153. Any Variety Turkey
185. Juvenile Waterfowl
Waterfowl Juvenile Exhibitor (Non‐handling)
Heavy Ducks 186. Juvenile Any Large Fowl
154. Aylsebury 187. Juvenile Any Bantam
155. Cayuga 188. Juvenile Any Waterfowl
156. Muscovy 189. Juvenile Any Other (Turkey/Goose)
157. Pekin Trios
158. Rouen
159. Silver Appleyard 190. Trio Large Fowl
160. AOV Heavy Waterfowl 191. Trio Bantam
192. Trio Waterfowl
Light Ducks
161. Campbell
162. Indian Runner Self Colour – Male
163. Indian Runner Self Colour – Female
164. Indian Runner AOC – Male
165. Indian Runner AOC – Female
166. AOV Light Waterfowl
Bantam Ducks
167. Black East Indian
168. Silver Appleyard
169. AOV Bantam Waterfowl
Call Ducks
170. Call Duck White
171. Call Duck Grey/Mallard
172. Call Duck AOC
All other Waterfowl
173. AOV Rare Breed Waterfowl
Eggs Waterfowl Eggs
225. Six Waterfowl Any Colour
Large Eggs 226. Three Any Colour Waterfowl Eggs
193. Twelve Any Colour L/F Eggs 227. One Any Colour Waterfowl Egg
194. Six Any Colour L/F Eggs
195. Three Dark Brown L/F Eggs Other Eggs
196. Three Light Brown L/F Eggs 228. 6 Turkey Eggs
197. Three Mottled L/F Eggs 229. 3 Turkey Eggs
198. Three Cream L/F Eggs 230. 1 Turkey Egg
199. Three White L/F Eggs 231. 6 Goose Eggs
200. Three AOC L/F Eggs 232. 3 Goose Eggs
201. Three Distinct Colour L/F Eggs 233. 1 Goose Egg
202. Three Distinct Shades L/F Eggs Content Eggs
203. One Dark Brown L/F Egg 234. Large Fowl Contents
204. One Light Brown L/F Egg 235. Bantam Egg Contents
205. One Mottled L/F Egg 236. Waterfowl Egg Contents
206. One Cream L/F Egg 237. Large Fowl Int/Ext
207. One White L/F Egg 238. Bantam Egg Int/Ext
208. One AOC L/F Egg 239. Waterfowl Egg Int/Ext
Bantam Eggs Decorated /Displayed Eggs
209. Twelve Any Colour Bantam Eggs Entries must not exceed 30x30cm
210. Six Any Colour Bantam Eggs 240. 6 Displayed eggs
211. Three Dark Brown Bantam Eggs 241. 4 Adult decorated egg
212. Three Light Brown Bantam Eggs 242. 1 Adult decorated egg
213. Three Mottled Bantam Eggs 243. 4 Juvenile decorated eggs (5‐16 yrs)
214. Three Cream Bantam Eggs 244. 1 Juvenile decorated egg (5‐16 yrs)
215. Three White Bantam Eggs 245. 4 Adult painted eggs
216. Three AOC Bantam Eggs 246. 1 Adult painted egg
217. Three Distinct Colour Bantam Eggs 247. 4 Juvenile painted eggs (5‐16 yrs)
218. Three Distinct Shades Bantam Eggs 248. 1 Juvenile painted egg (5 – 16 yrs)
219. One Dark Brown Bantam Egg
220. One Light Brown Bantam Egg Novelty Eggs
221. One Mottled Bantam Egg 249. Unusual shaped egg (Any size)
222. One Cream Bantam Egg 250. Biggest Chicken Egg
223. One White Bantam Egg 251. Smallest Chicken Egg
224. One AOC Bantam Egg Photography
Entries to be A5 size approx.
252. Adult photo/Print
253. Juvenile Photo/Print
Key:
AC: Any colour F: Female OEG: Old English Game
AOC: Any other colour H/F: Hard feather S/F: Soft feather
AOV: Any other variety L/F: Large fowl
AV: Any variety M: Male
Bio Security for Poultry Gatherings Participants
Specific biosecurity advice for participants
Participants must familiarise themselves with the symptoms of Avian Influenza, Newcastle Disease and other notifiable
diseases and should take all reasonable steps to minimise the risk of spread of such diseases through adopting pro‐
active biosecurity measures including, but not limited to:
Minimise the movement of birds between enclosures, and between sites
Ensure clean footwear before and after visits, and between sites
Take steps to deter wild birds, particularly waterfowl
Feed and water birds under cover and remove any spillages
Execute an effective programme of vermin control
Maintain good cleanliness and hygiene, regularly disinfect hard areas
Secure poultry enclosures with appropriate fencing to deter wild birds
Use of disinfectant mats or foot dips between buildings
Before you leave your premises to attend a poultry gathering
If your premises are within an area of the UK which is under restrictions relating to notifiable avian disease
(including Protection and Surveillance Zones), you are not permitted to attend gatherings.
All participants must inspect the health of all birds at the place of origin before departure. Do not move birds if
there are any signs, or suspicion of any disease.
All participants must prepare clean solid‐bottom and sided carriers to transport birds.
All participants must use clean bedding material at the start of the journey, on the date of departure, which must
be contained within the carrier at all times.
Further details will be included with entry passes, as well as declaration forms.
Useful contacts for bird gatherings;
Defra Rural Services Helpline: 03000 200 301
Wales: 0300 303 8268
For a full copy of the Biosecurity information visit www.avpfs.co.uk/downloads, or visit the PCGB Facebook page and
locate it within their file section.
Show Rules
AVPFS Shows are held under PCGB Rules and exhibitors making entries agree to be bound by such rules. This applies to
PCGB and non‐PCGB members (copies available on their website here)
In addition to PCGB rules the following rules also apply;
Shows will be held under any DEFRA Regulations in place at the time of event.
All exhibits must be penned/displayed by the times stated in the schedule and no exhibitors removed prior to the
stated time.
No Exhibitor may engage in conversation with the any Judges or Judges Stewards on the day of the show prior to
the completion of all judging. Exhibitors caught ignoring this may be subject to disqualification.
Where there is a class for male and female of the same breed, we (AVPFS) reserve the rights to amalgamate if
insufficient numbers.
Duplicated entries will not be accepted.
Rosettes will only be awarded if 3 or more exhibits are entered in a class.
All birds must have been bona fide property of the exhibitor for at least 28 days prior to the show.
All birds must comply with any DEFRA regulations in force at the time of the show and be transported in line with
current welfare regulations. We reserve the right to remove or exclude any birds considered unhealthy.
Pen numbers will be given on day of show.
Any bird can only be entered one class, and not multiple (ie. Juvenile Exhibitor & Handler)
All persons making entries will be deemed to have read these rules and agreed to be bound by them
Sale Rules
Sale will be held under and DEFRA Regulations in place at the time of event.
All birds must have been the bonafida property of the vendor for at least 28 days prior to the date of the sale.
Please note we are an outlet for members of the fancy to sell their surplus stock that is unsuitable or not required
for their breeding purposes. We actively discourage the sale of any birds bought at local auctions purely for the
purpose of resale at our event.
All stock must come with a clean un‐used carrier to be sold in or it will not be accepted for sale and birds must be
fit for sale to comply with poultry club welfare guidelines which include the following:
o All sale birds should be clean, and their legs and feet should be washed before coming to the sale. They should
also be free from all external parasites, i.e. lice, mites and scaly leg mite.
o All birds sold should be provided with appropriately sized clean boxes for the number of birds and clearly
marked with breed, number of birds and the name of the owner
o Clothes and vehicles to be disinfected before and after attending a sale
All sale birds must be penned by the time stated in the schedule, and earlier arrival would be appreciated. No
vehicular access will be granted after if not prior this time as per Showgrounds vehicles rules. Any late stock will
have to be carried on foot.
Please note it is the responsibility of the vendor/transporter to comply with any animal transport regulations and
provide the necessary paperwork if required.
Once penned stock must only be handled and removed by the club stewards. No alterations to sales details unless
via sales table.
No poultry aged below twelve weeks of age or appearing to be so will be accepted for sale. No waterfowl below 8
weeks of age or appearing to be so will be accepted for sale.
Any birds with diseases, parasites or appearing unwell will be removed from sale during inspection and the vendor
asked to take them home. The steward’s decision is final on diseased and overcrowded birds.
We reserve the right to refuse to sell any bird. The committee’s decision is final.
Whilst all care will be taken of exhibits and equipment, all entries are made at vendor’s own risk and neither the
sale organisers or any person employed or appointed by them shall be held liable for the loss of or for any damage
sustained by any bird while they are in their possession whether or exhibition, inspection, during boxing or any
other purpose whatsoever.
There will be a non‐returnable penning fee which is per pen. This covers the cost of filling the pen ONCE ONLY.
Commission will be charged on birds sold at a rate of 15% for members of AVPFS who are fully paid up at the time
of entry and 20% for non‐members. Payment will be by cheque forwarded after the show.
All pens be sold as a whole lot. If they are to be sold separately, they must of same sex and breed otherwise be
penned individually. Splitting lots will NOT be accepted in any instance.
All stock must be collected by 5.00 pm on the last day of the sale otherwise the AVPFS reserves the right to dispose
of it as it sees fit and charge the vendor accordingly.
Exhibitors entering sale pens may enter a maximum of 4 single cockerels.
Where AVPFS feel a description given by the vendor is inaccurate, they reserve the right to amend accordingly so as
not to mislead any potential purchaser.
Vendors wishing to remove their unsold birds before and at the end of the show must first withdraw them via the
sales table. This is very important as some sold birds are taken home inadvertently or removed during inspection
If the available pens are filled prior to the closing date, AVPFS reserves the right to return entries with full
repayment.
Only purebred stock will be accepted. Strictly no crossbreeds.
Wild game birds cannot be accepted for sale due to the level of stress experienced by them.
Ornamental waterfowl cannot be accepted. If you are in doubt, please contact us prior to entering birds for sale.
Failure to do so will result in birds not being accepted.
A Maximum of 2 Larger breed birds per large pen, for larger breed trios please book 2 pens & bantam trios require
a large pen.Sponsors
Dates for Diary
Autumn Poultry Show & Sale
Sale: 5th & 6th October 2019
Show: 6th October 2019
Our Autumn event is held at the Autumn Show & Game Fair at the South of
England Showground. Last year attracting 14,000 people despite the autumn
showers.
Winter Poultry Show
Show: 12th January 2020
After such a wonderful turnout for our first show we will be re‐holding our
stand‐alone winter show at the showground
Spring Poultry Show & Sale –
NEW DATES FOR BANK HOLIDAY CHANGE
Sale: Saturday 2nd & Sunday 3rd May 2020
Show: Sunday 6th May 2019
The Spring show & sale is held at the Spring Live! Show (formerly Spring
Garden & Leisure Show) at the South of England Showground, Ardingly.
Summer Poultry Show & Sale
Sale: Thursday 11th, Friday 12th, Saturday 13th June 2020
Show: Saturday 13th June 2020
Our Summer Show is the main show at the South of England Showground
attracting over 40,000 people across 3 days. With visits from various Royal
Family members & celebrities it is a great family day out with lots to see.
CLOSING DATE FOR SUMMER SHOW & SALE ENTRIES TUESDAY 1st OCTOBER 2019.
Any late entries may not be accepted and processed.
Entry for the event will be closed early if pens are filled due to limited space at the venue.
Please make cheques payable to AVFPS and return entries to;
Jan Pannell, 116 Findon Road, Worthing, West Sussex, BN14 0AT
Any entries received without penning fee may be rejected.
Any questions please contact us on facebook or email
www.facebook.com/avpfs or info@avpfs.co.uk
AVPFS Secretary:
Jan Pannell
Email: jan@avpfs.co.uk
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