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KINGTON SHOW 2009 RESULTS

LORD SOMERS CUP – SUPREME SHOW CHAMPION

HEREFORD BULL - Messers Spooner & RT Davies & Co – Westwood Advancer

HORSES

RIDDEN HUNTERS Judge: Mrs H Milner, Much Wenlock, Shropshire

Class 1 LIGHTWEIGHT HUNTER, MARE OR GELDING, 4 years old or over capable of carrying up to 12st. 7lbs.

1st WF Adams - Arkanlord

2^nd Suzannah Woolley

Class 2 MIDDLEWEIGHT HUNTER, MARE OR GELDING, 4 years old or over capable of carrying 12st. 7lbs. but not exceeding 14st. 0lbs.

1^st Robert Oliver - Majestic

Class 3 HEAVYWEIGHT HUNTER, MARE OR GELDING, 4 years old or over capable of carrying over 14st. 0lbs.

1^st Robert Oliver – Toby

Class 4 SMALL HUNTER, MARE OR GELDING, 4 years old or over exceeding 148cm (14.2hh) but not exceeding 158cm (15.2hh).

1^ST Janet Owens – Tinkers Flash

2^nd Mrs JH Lewis – Miss Jones

3^rd Mrs MC Burns - Millennium

Class 5 NOVICE HUNTER. Mare or gelding 4 years old and upwards, not having won a First Prize value of £25 or a total of £100 in prize money in any Ridden Hunter Classes at home or abroad, before 1st January 2008 excepting prize money in 4 year old classes only.

1^st J. Thornton - Chivers

2^nd Robert Oliver - Harley

3^rd WF Adams - Arkanlord

“THE RUTTER” CHALLENGE CUP will be awarded to the winner of Class 5 – J Thornton - Chivers

“THE BILL BRYAN” PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP will be awarded to the Supreme Champion in the Hunter Riding Classes - J Thornton - Chivers

IN HAND HUNTERS Judge: Mrs H Hillard M.F.H., Berkley, Gloucestershire

Class 6 HUNTER BROOD MARE WITH FOAL AT FOOT.

1^{st –}Jolie Smith - Willow

2^nd Miss C and Mrs M Jennings – Montana May

3^rd Ian and Janet Preece – My Misty Diamond

Class 7 COLT OR FILLY FOAL Foal to be at least 3 weeks old on date of show.

1^stMiss C and Mrs M Jennings – Banshe

2^nd Jolie Smith – Red Tek

3^rd Ian and Janet Preece – Ruby’s Mist

Class 8 YEARLING COLT, FILLY OR GELDING

1^ST SK Evans – The Last Dance

2^nd Miss JA Jones – True Julius

3^rd Elenor Thorneycraft – Pengellu Roulette

Class 9 TWO YEAR OLD FILLY OR GELDING

1^st Rachel Hopkins – Tynant Snapdragon

Class 10 THREE YEAR OLD FILLY OR GELDING

1^st Phillipa Vaughan - Silver Cloud H

2^nd RT Baker – Sam I Am

3^rd 395

“THE C G COTTERELL” PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP For the Champion Hunter Breeding Classes - ^PhillippaPhillipa Vaughan– Silver Cloud H

“THE CHERRY TANG” PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP For the best Mare exhibited in Class 6 owned by a member of the Radnor & West Hereford or any one of the adjacent Hunts – Jolie Smith - Willow

“THE PETITT” PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP For the best Foal exhibited in Class 7 owned by a member of the Radnor & West Hereford or any one of the adjacent Hunts – Miss C and Mrs M Jennings - Bandshe

“THE BAILEY” CHALLENGE CUP For the winner of Class 8 - SK Evans – The Last Dance

“THE GITTINS” PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP For the winner in Class 10 - Phillipa Vaughan – Silver Cloud H

“MIDLANDS IN HAND” PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP For the best Hunter owned by a member of M.I.H. who has exhibited in Classes 6 – 10 - Phillipa Vaughan – Silver Cloud H

“THE CLIFFORD ECKLEY” PERPETUAL MEMORIAL TROPHY For the Supreme Champion in the Hunter Section – j Thornton - Chivers

CHILDREN’S RIDDEN SHOW PONY Judge: Mrs E Crew, Moorland, Bridgwater, Somerset

Class 11 MARE OR GELDING 4 years old or over, exceeding 128cms. but not exceeding 148cms. Suitable for and to be ridden by a child born in or after 1991. Riders must be the correct age for the height of the pony they ride.

1^st Sharan Lloyd – Hilin Tobias

2^nd Mrs A Goodwin – Abaty Monarch

3^rd Andrea Boyle – My Blue Eyed Boy

Class 12 MARE OR GELDING 4 years old or over, not exceeding 128cms. Suitable for and to be ridden by a child born in or after 1995.

1^st Alice Stephens – Brocklehurst Brambling

2^nd Sharan Lloyd – Talpanciau Squirrel Nutkin

OPEN FIRST RIDDEN AND LEADING REIN

Class 13 FIRST RIDDEN MARE OR GELDING, 4 years old and over, not exceeding 122cms. Suitable for and to be ridden by a child born in or after1998.

1^st Janet Owen – Woodview Cartouche

2^nd Miss C M Phillips – Wilcrick Bobby Dazzler

3^rd Sharan Lloyd – Talpanciau Squirrel Nutkin

Class 14 LEAD REIN MARE OR GELDING 4 years old or over, not exceeding 128cms. Suitable for and to be ridden by a child born in or after 2001.

1^st Sharan Lloyd – Marwyn Bronze Wispa

2^nd Janet Owen – Woodview Cartouche

3^rd Mrs ST Allison Smith – Royal Oak Blaze

THE “NEWBURN” PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP for the best mare or gelding in Class 13 – Janet Owen – Woodview Cartouche

The “SHANDISS” PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP awarded to the Champion in Classes 13 & 14.

One Special Prize of £10 will be awarded to the Best Child’s Pony in Class 14 owned by a competitor living within 10 miles of Kington Town Clock - Sharan Lloyd – Marwyn Bronze Wispa

BRIGHTWELLS “HERITAGE” RIDDEN MOUNTAIN AND MOORLAND CLASSES Judge: Mr E Crew, Moorland, Bridgwater, Somerset

Class 15 MOUNTAIN AND MOORLAND OPEN RIDDEN Ponies 4 years old or over. Riders any age. Dartmoor, Exmoor, Shetland, Welsh Sec. ‘A’.

1^st Miss CM Phillips – Wilcrick Bobby Dazzler

2^nd Danielle Francis – Trehwfa Joshua

Class 16 MOUNTAIN AND MOORLAND OPEN RIDDEN Ponies 4 years old or over. Riders any age. Welsh Sec. ‘B’ & ‘C’.

1^st Sophia Chambers – Caerddaniel Chelsea Girl

2^nd Mrs A Goodwin – Abaty Monarch

3^rd Mrs JH Lewis – Caebryn Gemma

Class 17 MOUNTAIN AND MOORLAND OPEN RIDDEN Ponies 4 years old or over. Riders any age. Fells, Highland, Dales, Forest, Connemara, Welsh Sec ‘D’

1^st Mrs N Prinfield – Faraday Barney

2^nd Lauren Dempsey Nyton Mister Mistofolos

3^rd Val Davies – Millersford Magnum

“THE BILL MOFFAT” PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP awarded to the Best in Classes 15, 16 and 17 - Mrs N Prinfield – Faraday Barney

BRIGHTWELLS INSURANCE RIDDEN MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND LEAD REIN & FIRST RIDDEN

Class 18 MOUNTAIN AND MOORLAND OPEN LEAD REIN Mares or geldings 4 years old or over, not exceeding 122 cms. Riders not to have attained their 9th birthday before the 1st January in the current year.

1^st Mrs S Prinfield – Gemstone Lisa

2^nd Janet Owen – Marshen Tamarind

3^rd Tamsin Hallett – Synod Miss Jones

Class 19 MOUNTAIN AND MOORLAND OPEN FIRST RIDDEN Mares or geldings 4 years old or over not exceeding 128cms. Riders not to have attained their 12th birthday before the 1st January in the current year.

1^{st Mrs}J Price – Hengwys Cherry Blossom

2^nd Janet Owen – Marshen Tamarind

3^rd Miss CM Phillips – Wilcrick Bobby Dazzler

THE COURTWAY PERPETUAL CHALLENGE TROPHY for the Champion Mountain and Moorland Pony in Classes 18 and 19 - ^MrsJ Price – Hengwys Cherry Blossom

REGISTERED WELSH PONY CLASSES SECTION A WELSH MOUNTAIN PONY

Section A & B Judge: Mr GT Mitchell, Llansamlet, Swansea (Llanchwyth)

Class 20 BROOD MARE 4 years old or over with foal at foot.

1^st Mr. E Thomas – Weston Black Velvet

2^nd S & Coulthard – Llanfrechfa Princess

3^rd Mrs Erica Sommerfield – Glyncoch Kelly

Class 21 COLT OR FILLY FOAL

1^stS & Coulthard – Llanfrechfa Desire

2^nd Mrs Erica Sommerfield – Sollers Kerria

3^rd Mr E Thomas - Rockfire

Class 22 BARREN MARE OR GELDING 4 years old or over.

1st Mr and Mus JH Williams – Windmill Saucy Lady

2^nd Mrs S Harris – Castlemead Xsara

3^rd S & R Nicholls – Roasark Suzi Q

Class 23 YEARLING COLT, FILLY OR GELDING

1^{st Mr E}Thomas – Rockfire Snowlake

2^nd AR Bowen – Rhesfair Joe Chwel

3^rd Mrs S Harris – Castlemead Crystal

Class 24 2 OR 3 YEAR OLD COLT, FILLY OR GELDING

1^st Mr. JA Russell – Gartconnell Star Turn

2^nd Mrs J Price – Courtway Fern

3^rd Mr Ashley Tristam – Clarmore Quazar

Class 25 STALLION 4 years old or over.

1^st AR Bowen – Rhydgwilliam Mabon

THE WELSH PONY AND COB SOCIETY BRONZE MEDAL AWARDED TO THE CHAMPION – Mr E Thomas – Weston Black

“THE C. J. TIBBEY” PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP awarded to the Champion in Section ‘A’ (Welsh Mountain Pony) - Mr E Thomas – Weston Black

“THE CHAMBERS” PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP awarded to the winner Class 20 - Mr E Thomas – Weston Black

“THE HOPEWELL” PERPETUAL TROPHY awarded to the winner Class 21 – S & Coulthard – Llanfrechfa Desire

“THE CLIVE BOSSOM” PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP 1965 For the winner of Class 25 - AR Bowen – Rhydgwilliam Mabon

“THE PHILIP DOWNES” PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP for the Youngstock Champion, the winners from Classes 23 & 24 – Mr JA Russell – Gartconnel Star Turn

SECTION B WELSH PONY

Class 26 YEARLING, COLT, FILLY OR GELDING

1^st Andrew Butler – Penwood Memosa

2^nd Valerie Smallman – Banbury Choice

3^rd Valerie Smallman – Banbury Cowslip

Class 27 2 OR 3 YEAR OLD COLT, FILLY OR GELDING

1^ST Miss JE Pipe – Karsl Valentino

2^nd Andrew Butler – Hanmere Romeo

3^rd Mrs J Gibbons – Kilmorie Eclipse

Class 28 MARE 4 years old or over with or without foal at foot.

1^{st Mrs J}Gibbons – Kilmorie Deb’s Delight

2^nd SA Jones & J Matthews

Class 29 COLT OR FILLY FOAL

1^{st SA}Jones & j Matthews – Kyneton Highlight

2^nd Mrs EA Williams – Crawel Zarella

THE WELSH PONY AND COB SOCIETY BRONZE MEDAL AWARDED TO THE CHAMPION - Miss JE Pipe – Karsl Valentino

“THE CUSOP” PERPETUAL TROPHY For the Champion in Section B - Miss JE Pipe – Karsl Valentino

“THE R.A. BANKS” CUP will be awarded to the winner of Class 28 - ^{Mrs J}Gibbons – Kilmorie Deb’s Delight

WELSH PONY CLASSES MIDLANDS IN HAND PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP for the best Welsh Section A or B owned by a member of M.I.H. who has exhibited in Classes 20 – 29 - ^{Mrs J}Gibbons – Kilmorie Eclipse

SECTION C WELSH PONY (COB TYPE) Section C & D Judge: Miss HR Philipson-Stow, Malvern, Worcestershire (Pendock)

Class 30 YEARLING COLT, FILLY OR GELDING

1^st Mr Ashley Tristam – Tirenon Defender

Class 31 2 OR 3 YEAR OLD COLT, FILLY OR GELDING

1^st J Kirk – Donys Lily Lon

Class 32 MARE 4 years old or over, to be shown with or without foal at foot.

1^st Sophia Chambers – Caerddaniel Chelsea Girl^{Sophia Chambers – Caerddaniel Chelsea Girl}

2^nd Jones and Edwards – Foeluchaf Frenhines Coch

3^rd Miss Sarah Barrington – Cwmmaddoc Kinjay

Class 33 COLT OR FILLY FOAL

1^st C Hughes – Dolygaseg Tyson

“THE BRILLEY CUP” For the Champion of Section C – J Kirk – Donys Lili Lon

SECTION D WELSH COB

Class 34 MARE 4 years old or over with or without foal at foot.

1^st CL Jones

2^nd DJ Williams

Class 35 COLT OR FILLY FOAL –

1^ST Mrs PL Bowen – Ridgbow Ruby

2^nd DJ Williams – Danny RAF

Class 36 YEARLING COLT, FILLY OR GELDING

1^st - Gwyn Morgan

Class 37 2 OR 3 YEAR OLD COLT, FILLY OR GELDING

1^st Daniel Price

Class 38 GELDING 4 years old or over.

1^st Mrs Marion Williams – Terackie Koudos

2^nd Stephen Graham – Tirpentwys Del Boy

3^rd Mrs Helen Leather – Hodni Rex

THE WELSH PONY AND COB SOCIETY BRONZE MEDAL AWARDED TO THE CHAMPION – CL Jones – Glanhafren Seren Fach

THE “CASCOB” PERPETUAL CUP For the Champion in Section D - Mrs Marion Williams – Terackie Koudos

THE “DOLAU CERI” MEMORIAL CUP For the winner in Class 34 – CL Jones – Glanhafren Seren Fach

MIDLANDS IN HAND PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP For the best Welsh Section C or D owned by a member of M.I.H. who has exhibited in Classes 30 – 38 - Mrs Helen Leather – Hodni Rex

COLOURED HORSE/PONIES (UNAFFILIATED) Judges: Mrs J Cropley, Brackley Northamptonshire & Mrs S Eeley, Cirtlington, Oxford

Class 39 OPEN COLOURED ridden, over 14.2hh

1^st Belinda Thomas – Busted and Broke

2^nd Katie Davidson – Kageja Rainbow

3^rd Mr. and Mrs. Cartwright

Class 40 OPEN COLOURED ridden, 14.2hh and under

1^stAndrea Boyle – My Blue Eyed Boy

2^nd Holly Preece – Mr Chips

Class 41 OPEN, IN HAND COLOURED, any height.

A special prize will be awarded in this class for the best exhibit aged 3 years and under.

1^stRosita Hamer – Amazing Jigsaw

2^nd Rachel Hopkins – Tynant Snapdragon

3^rd Melissa A Caldicott – Belladonna Princess

THE KINGTON SHOW MEMORIAL CUP for the Champion of Classes 39-41 – Andrea Boyle – My Blue Eyed Boy

PONY CLUB CLASSES Judges: Mrs J Cropley, Brackley Northamptonshire & Mrs S Eeley, Cirtlington, Oxford

Class 42 BEST PONY CLUB PONY 12.2 hh (128cm) and under

1^st Ellie Williams – Andy Pandy

2^nd 366

3^rd 369

Class 43 BEST PONY CLUB PONY over 12.2hh (128cm)

1^st Holly Preece – Mr. Chips

2^nd Lydia Day – Charlie Brown

3^rd 367

COMMERCIAL CLASS Class 44 TO INCLUDE COACHMAN DRIVEN COMMERCIAL TURNOUTS Any commercial vehicle which may derive an income e.g. Landaus, Agricultural

Judge: Mr L McCall, Woodford, Stockport, Cheshire

1^st Mrs ST Allison-Smith – Forewood Ambassador

2^nd Mrs ST Allison-Smith – Royal Oak Blaze

3^rd Mrs ST Allison-Smith – Royal Blue

Jay & Jay Textiles Trophy, will be awarded to the winner in Class 44.

EXERCISE VEHICLES Judge: Mr L McCall, Woodford, Stockport, Cheshire

Class 45

1^{st Mr. and}Mrs, Cartwright – Just To To

2^nd Mrs Jane Friend – Moortown Lady Jane

3^rd PS Trail – Humphrey and Clun Shannon

“THE MOSS HILL TOBIAS” PERPETUAL CHALLENGE TROPHY for the winner of class 45.

PRIVATE DRIVING Judge: Mr L McCall, Woodford, Stockport, Cheshire

Class 46

1^ST Mr John Bulmer – Monnington Casanova

2^nd Ann Staniland – Starlyte Little Trojan and Egoes Robin Goch

3^rd Mr and Mrs AJ Reddock – Just Jasper

“THE DAVID BARRAR” MEMORIAL PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP awarded to the best entry residing within 15 miles of Kington Lower Cross - Mr and Mrs AJ Reddock - Just Jasper

“THE J.V. DUGGAN” MEMORIAL PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP awarded to the Champion - Mr John Bulmer – Monnington Casanova

ROAD DRIVE Judge: Mr L McCall, Woodford, Stockport, Cheshire

Class 47 Open to Private driving and Exercise Vehicles. Approximately 3½ mile road drive.

SHIRE HORSES Judge: Mr C Conlon, Alderley Edge, Cheshire

Class 48 BARREN MARE OR GELDING 4 years old and over.

1^st Tim Breeze – Arrons Monarch

2^nd S Ledsham – Arrons Casey

3^rd Mrs Joy Maund-Powell – Trem-y-Wyddfa Saul

Class 49 MARE WITH FOAL AT FOOT

1^{st Mrs}J Dutton – Cogs Dream

Class 50 COLT OR FILLY FOAL

1^{st Mrs}J Dutton – Rushall Lady Hannah

Class 51 YEARLING COLT OR FILLY

1^st Mr Chad Baker – Rockhills

2^nd M & R Messer – West Winds George

Class 52 2 OR 3 YEAR OLD FILLY OR GELDING

1^ST R Calder – Bromsgrove Enya

2^nd Miss P Breakwell – Wheathead Primrose

Class 53 BEST DECORATED HEAVY HORSE IN WORKING GEARS (no vehicle)

1^{st Tim Breeze}– Arrons Monarch

“THE CENTENARY” PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP, for the Champion in Classes 48 to 53 - ^{r Calder – Broomsgrove Enya}

“THE T. R. AMMONDS” MEMORIAL PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP awarded to the winner of Class 50 – Mrs J Dutton – Rushall Lady Hannah

“THE R EGGERTON” PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP will be awarded to the winner of Class 53 - ^{Tim Breeze}– Arrons Monarch

WORKING HUNTER PONY (UNAFFILIATED) Judges: Mrs J Cropley, Brackley Northamptonshire & Mrs S Eeley, Cirtlington, Oxford

Class 54 Working Hunter Pony up to and including133cm (13hh). Jumps min. 2ft 3ins, max. 2ft 9ins

1^{st Lydia Dray – Charlie Brown}

2^nd Holly Preece – Mr Chips

3^rd Ellie Williams – Andy Pandy

Class 55 Working Hunter Pony up to and including 143cm (14hh). Jumps min. 2ft 6ins, max. 3ft

1^{st Lydia Dray}

2^nd Andrea Boyle – Noble Gold Digger

3^rd Holly Preece – Mr Chips

Class 56 Working Hunter Pony up to and including 153cm (15hh). Jumps min. 2ft 9ins, max. 3ft 3ins

1^{st Emily Stevens – Moon Catcher}

2^nd Ella Mahon – Catch as Catch Can

3^rd Mrs EA Painter – Willoway Applejack

Class 57 Working Hunter Pony Open over 153cm (15hh). Jumps min. 3ft, max 3ft 6ins

1^{st 325}

2^nd Edward Jones - Oaksey

3^rd Mrs JH Lewis – Miss Jones

CHAMPION HORSE CLASS Judge: Mrs M Gardiner, Bleddfa, near Knighton, Powys

A PERPETUAL CHAMPIONSHIP TROPHY AWARDED TO THE SUPREME CHAMPION BY THE WEST BROMWICH BUILDING SOCIETY.

CATTLE

PEDIGREE HEREFORD CATTLE CHAMPION HEREFORD CLASSES Judge: Mr TG Thorne, Milford Haven

£50 awarded for the champion Poll Hereford.

£50 awarded for the champion Horned Hereford.

Class 58 (Open) BULL Born before 1st September 2006

1^st Messers Spooner & RT Davies & Co – Westwood Advancer

2^nd sw Quan and Co – Border Rory D35

3^rd D and S Smith and Co – Baldinnie I Cranmore

Class 59 (Open) BULL Born or between 1st September, 2006 and 31st December, 2006

1^{st DE, ED and AL Jones – Dendor 1 Equinox}

2^nd PJ and AC Allman – Greenyards 1 Eagle

3^rd MTL Jones – Broadfield Ever Ready

Class 60 (Open) BULL Born on or between 1st January, 2007 and 31st March, 2007

1^{st D}& E Colledge – Hawkebury 1 Lorenzo

2^nd Ford Abbey Farm Business – Ford Abbey 1 Elliot

3^rd Vivian Collins – Ashford Nonsuch

Class 61 (Open) BULL Born on or between 1st April, 2007 and 31st August, 2007

1^{st Gerald Blandford – Bosa 1 Edgbaston}

2^nd DE, ED and AL Jones – 1 Elijah

3^rd Zointec (Agri) Ltd – Chinwil Evan

Class 62 (Open) BULL CALF Born on or between 1st September, 2007 and 31st October, 2007

1^{st R & R Westaway – Clipspn Kel}

2^nd RA Bradstock and Partners – Free Town Franklin

3^rd Miss A Gilson – Binnegar Winston

Class 63 (Open) BULL CALF Born on or after 1st November 2007

1^{st The Elms School – Elms School Wizard}

2^nd Miss M Timmins – Listimous 1 Farley

3^rd RA Bradstock and Partners – Free Town Fieldmarshall

Class 64 (Open) COW OR HEIFER Born before 1st September 2006

1^{st The Elms School – Elms School Urmintrude}

2^nd DD Rowley and Partners – Hollowseal 1 Easter Rose 30th

3^rd P & AM Riley – Romany Dawn R22

Class 65 (Open) HEIFER Born on or between 1st September, 2006 and 31st December, 2006

1^stDE, ED and AL Jones – Dender 1 Anna Mary 7th

2^nd Peter Cobley – Kinglee 1 Sadie

3^rd DE, ED and AL Jones – Dender 1 Jano 10^th

Class 66 (Open) HEIFER Born on or between 1st January, 2007 and 31st March 2007

1^{st WJ and CM Hodges – Broadstoke 1 Grace 42nd}

2^nd CJ and IA Brathwaite – Highfield 1 P Daffoldil 3^rd

3^rd DE, ED and AL Jones – Dendor 1 Molly 25^th

Class 67 (Open) HEIFER Born on or between 1st April, 2007 and 31st August, 2007

1^{st Peter Cobley – Kinglee 1 Avril}

2^nd Miss A Gilson – Llancillo Hall Beauty 17^th

3^rd P and AM Riley – Blakesey Enchantress

Class 68 (Open) HEIFER CALF Born on or after 1st September 2007

1^{st James Lewis – Boycefield Louisa}12^th

2^nd RE and PCH Thomas – Pencombe 1 Marina

3^rd Vivian Collins – Kathlea Belinda

Class 69 (Open) GROUP OF THREE ANIMALS To include both sexes, all animals must be owned by the same exhibitor.

1^{st RA Bradstock and}Partners – Free Town Pasque

2^nd DD Rowley and Partners – Hollowseal 1 Easter Rose 42nd

Class 70 (Open) PAIR OF HEREFORDS Any age, one of each sex, owned by the same exhibitor.

1^stDE, ED and AL Jones

2^nd ^{RA Bradstock and}Partners

3^rd CJ and AI Braithwaite

A WHISKY GOBLET awarded to the Champion.

KINGTON HORSE SHOW PERPETUAL CUP awarded to the best in Classes 71-73.

ANY OTHER BEEF BREED Judge: Mr J Hall, Dalston, Carlisle

Class 75 (Open) BULL Any age

1^st and CHAMPION – C &W Phillips - PowerhouseDatabase

YOUNG HANDLERS CATTLE CLASS Judge: Mr M Thomas, Callow, Hereford

Class 84 Open to Young Handlers under 16 years of age on the day of the show.

1^{st Andrew Butler – Hanmere Romeo}

OVERALL INTERBREED CHAMPION - CATTLE Judge: Mr M Thomas, Callow, Hereford

HEREFORD BULL - Messers Spooner & RT Davies & Co – Westwood Advancer

Winner of ‘THE BROADFIELD’ PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP Winners of classes 58 - 83

SHEEP

KERRY HILL SHEEP Judge: Mr O Jones, Kinnerton, Presteigne, Powys

Class 85 REGISTERED KERRY HILL RAM 2 years old and upwards

1^ST R & R Powell

2^nd J & P Owens

3^rd John Smith

Class 86 REGISTERED KERRY HILL SHEARLING RAM

1^stR & R Powell

Class 87 REGISTERED KERRY HILL RAM LAMB

1^stJ & P Owens

2^nd M Holmes

3^rd John Smith

Class 88 REGISTERED KERRY HILL EWE 2 years old and upwards. To have reared lambs in the current season and be shown untrimmed

1^stJ & P Owens

2^nd John Smith

3^rd Mrs V Green

Class 89 REGISTERED KERRY HILL YEARLING EWE

1^stR & R Powell

2^nd WEV Stephens

Class 90 REGISTERED KERRY HILL EWE LAMB

1^stR & R Powell

2^nd J & P Owens

3^{rd Mrs PJ Chilman}

Class 91 REGISTERED KERRY HILL SHEEP - Group of Three Comprising 1 male and 2 females.

1^stR & R Powell

2^nd John Smith

3^rd J & P Owens

“THE GREENLY” PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP For the Best Exhibit, male or female, in the Kerry Classes - R & R Powell

“THE KERRY HILL FLOCK BOOK SOCIETY” CUP For the best female in the Kerry Classes - R & R Powell

“THE STAPLETON CASTLE” PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP for the most points in the Kerry Hill Classes - R & R Powell

“THE KERRY HILL FLOCK BOOK SOCIETY CENTENARY PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP”

For the Best Exhibit in Class 91 - R & R Powell

RYELAND SHEEP Judge: Miss C Jones, Gaerwen, Sir-Fon, Gwynedd

Class 98 REGISTERED RAM

1^{st Donovan}and Weir

2^nd WW Laurie

3^rd Irene Rollings

Class 99 REGISTERED RAM LAMB

1^st j & S Donovans and Sons

2^nd WW Laurie

3^rd Mr NA Coles

Class 100 ONE EWE Any age

1^st WW Laurie

2^nd j & S Donovans and Sons

3^rd Irene Rollings

Class 101 ONE EWE LAMB

1^{st Mr and Mrs AJ McVicar}

2^nd j & S Donovans and Sons

3^rd Salters Hill Charity

THE HJ LEA OAKES LTD CUP awarded for the best group of three including one of the opposite sex – Donovan and Weir

THE CAMP PERPETUAL CUP awarded to the Best Ryeland – j & S Donovans and Sons

COLOURED RYELAND Judge: Mrs P Bateman, Chwilog, Pwllheli, Gwynedd

Class 102 RAM

1^{st Mr and Mrs}Harter

2^nd Mr and Mrs AJ McVicar

3^rd Selwyn, Daphne and Tomos Evans

Class 103 RAM LAMB

1^{st J&S Donovan}and Sons

2^nd Mr and Mrs AJ McVicar

3^rd Mrs J Shaw

Class 104 EWE

1^stMr and Mrs AJ McVicar

2^nd OG and DA Thomas

3^rd Salters Hill Charity

Class 105 EWE LAMB

1^{st Mrs J Shaw}

2^nd OG and DA Thomas

3^rd ^{Mrs J Shaw}

“THE PEARLING” PERPETUAL CUP awarded to the Best Coloured Ryeland Exhibit - ^{Mr and Mrs}Harter

SUFFOLK SHEEP Judge: Mr K Jones, Whitton, Near Knighton, Powys

Class 106 RAM Any age

1^st DT and M Owens

2^nd DT and M Owens

3^rd DT and M Owens

Class 107 RAM LAMB

1^ST Anthony Cook

2^nd Anthony Cook

3^rd J Thorne and Son

Class 109 ONE EWE Any age

1^st Miss Samantha Bardon

2^nd Mr. Gough

Class 110 ONE EWE LAMB

1^st Tom Downes-Hopkins

2^nd J Thorne and Son

3^rd Mr Gough

Class 111 PEN OF THREE, RAM, RAM LAMB, EWE LAMB

1^stJ Thorne and Son

Class 112 SUFFOLK-CROSS EWE LAMBS, UNTRIMMED

1^ST Mr P Williams

2^nd Mr P Williams

3^rd Mr P Williams

THE “ALLAN MORGAN” CHALLENGE CUP awarded to the best ram lamb – Anthony Cook

THE “PASSEY NOTT” PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP awarded to the best entry in the Suffolk Sheep Classes – DT & SM Owens

TEXEL SHEEP Judge: Mr P Vaughan, Kingsland, Herefordshire

Class 113 RAM 2 years old or over

1^st DT and SM Owens

2^nd Mrs MH Gwilliam

3^rd Mrs MH Gwilliam

Class 114 SHEARLING RAM

1^st DT and SM Owens

2^nd G Morgan

3^rd DT and SM Owens

Class 115 RAM LAMB

1^ST G Morgan

2^nd C & W Phillips

3^rd Powell and Marion Jones

Class 116 ONE EWE 2 years old or over

1^st Mr DI Jones

2^nd G Morgan

3^rd G Morgan

Class 117 ONE YEARLING EWE

1^st Mr DI Jones

2^nd Powell and Marion Jones

3^rd Mrs MH Gwilliam

Class 118 ONE EWE LAMB

1^st G Morgan

2^nd Selwyn, Daphne and Tomos Evans

3^rd G Morgan

Class 119 GROUP OF THREE SHEEP Comprising of 1 male and 2 females, the property of the Exhibitor

1^st G Morgan

2^nd Powell and Marion Jones

3^rd C & W Phillips

“THE TEXEL CHAMPIONSHIP” TROPHY SHIELD the best in these Classes – G Morgan

CHAROLLAIS SHEEP Judge: Mr D Davies, Llansteffan, Carmarthen

Class 121 RAM LAMB

1^st Miss Samantha Barden

2^nd Cooper and Jones

Class 123 EWE ANY AGE

1^st Cooper and Jones

Class 124 ewe lamb

1^st Miss Samantha Barden

2^nd Miss Samantha Barden

3^rd Cooper and Jones

THE “EMMA ROSE” PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP awarded to the best entry in the Charollais Sheep Classes – Winner: Miss Samantha Barden, Reserves: Cooper and Jones

ANY OTHER SHORTWOOL SHEEP Judge: Mr D Randall, Bridport, Dorset

Class 131 RAM ANY AGE

1^{st D George - Moyle}

2^nd ^{D George - Moyle}

Class 132 RAM LAMB

1^{st JL Davies}

2^nd ^{JL Davies}

3^rd Mrs Phillipa Ball

Class 133 SHEARLING EWE

1^stMrs Phillipa Ball

Class 134 EWE LAMB

1^{st J}Moore and A Coleman

2^nd Amy Thomas

3^rd Lee Thomas

THE “ALMELEY” PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP awarded to the best exhibit in Classes 125-134. – JL Davies

BERRICHON Judge: Mr Pritchard, Hallow, Worcestershire

Class 135 RAM ANY AGE

1^st DJ Willaims

2^nd DJ Willaims

Class 136 RAM LAMB

1^st DJ Gwynne Partnership

2^nd DJ Gwynne Partnership

3^rd DJ Gwynne Partnership

Class 137 EWE ANY AGE

1^st NR Williams

2^nd NR Williams

Class 138 EWE LAMB

1^stDJ Gwynne Partnership

2^nd DJ Gwynne Partnership

3^rd DJ Gwynne Partnership

Shears will be awarded to the Champion Berrichon from the above classes. Kindly donated by Carmarthen and Pumpsaint Farmers Ltd - DJ Gwynne Partnership

BADGER FACED Judge: Mr JED Powell, Llandrindod Wells, Powys

Class 139 RAM ANY AGE

1^{st Mrs LM Cleland}

2^nd ^{Mrs LM Cleland}

3^rd AJ Bayliss and KE Cole

Class 140 RAM LAMB

1^{st Gareth Pugh}

2^nd Miss LK Levinge

3^rd Miss Phillippa Ball

Class 141 SHEARLING EWE

1^{st Miss LK Levinge}

2^nd ^{Miss LK Levinge}

3^rd AJ Bayliss and KE Cole

Class 142 EWE LAMB

1^{st Miss LK Levinge}

2^nd AJ Bayliss and KE Cole

ANY HILL BREED Judge: Mr JED Powell, Llandrindod Wells, Powys

Class 143 RAM ANY AGE

1^{st NTB and J Radnor}

2^nd M Holmes

3^rd Adrian Watkins

Class 144 RAM LAMB

1^{st s & f Burns}

Class 145 SHEARLING EWE

1^{st Adrian Watkins}

2^nd ^{NTB and J Radnor}

Class 146 EWE LAMB

1^{st Adrian Watkins}

2^nd ^{s & f Burns}

A PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP presented awarded to the best exhibit in these Classes – Adrian Watkins

THE SUPREME CHAMPION SHEEP CLASS Judge: Mr MTL Jones, Kinnersley, Herefordshire

THE “BRIGHTWELLS” SUPREME PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP awarded to the Champion Sheep. Supreme Sheep won by Samantha Barden with her Suffolk ewe.

The runner-up will receive a pair of Presentation shears kindly donated by Novartis Ltd.

THE McCARTNEYS BUTCHERS LAMB CLASSES Judge: Mr J Uffold, Ludlow, Shropshire

Class 147 PAIR OF LAMBS any BRITISH BREED For pen of lambs totalling up to 85 kilos, live weight.

1^st WE Hyde

2^nd DJ Williams

3^rd RD &JM Ransome

Class 148 PAIR OF LAMBS any BRITISH BREED For pen of lambs totalling 85 kilos or over, live weight.

1^stDJ Williams

2^nd RD &JM Ransome

3^rd Ryan Edwards

Class 149 PAIR OF LAMBS any CONTINENTAL BREED For pen of lambs totalling up to 85 kilos, live weight.

1^ST J&P Owens

2^nd NBJ Layton

3^rd C Evans & V Caine

Class 150 PAIR OF TWO LAMBS any CONTINENTAL BREED For pen of lambs totalling 85 kilos or over, live weight.

1^st DE & CA Evans

2^nd Mrs MH Gwilliam

3^rd NBJ Layton

“THE T. P. JONES” CUP” awarded to the best in Classes 147-150 – J & P Owens

CARCASE COMPETITION Judge: Paul Lewis Butchers, Kington, Herefordshire

Class 151 Any native breed 19kg and under

1^{st Mr P Jones}

2^nd Mr E Jones

3^rd Mr P Williams

Class 152 Any native breed over 19kg

1^{st Mr}I Hutton

2^nd Mr N Pritchard

3^rd Mr A Morris

Class 153 Any continental breed 19kg and under

1^{st J + G Saulcey}

2^nd Mr G Morgan

3^rd Mr R Sankey

Class 154 Any continental breed over 19kg

1^{st Jack}Williams

2^nd Mrs M Gwilliam

3^rd Mr G Price

THE ‘R.S. GWILLIAM’ PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP awarded to the champion – Mr Jack Williams

YOUNG HANDLERS CLASS Class 155 Judge: Mr MTL Jones, Kinnersley, Herefordshire

1^{st Tim}Downes Hopkins

2^nd Rhodri Jones

3^{rd William}Phillips

4^{th Emily Rollings}

THE ‘EVAN JONES’ PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP awarded to the winner - ^TimDownes Hopkins

HAY AND GRAIN CLASSES Judge: Mr Tom Nellist, Eau Withington, Hereford

1. Best Bale of Meadow Hay

1^st Darran Beran

2^nd David Jones

3^rd Nigel Pritchard

3. Best 28lbs. of Wheat from 2004 Crop

1^ST Evan Jones

2^nd Phillip Thomas

3^rd Sam Lewis

4. Best 28lbs. of Oats from 2004 Crop

1^st WL Jerman and Sons

2^nd John Williams

3^rd Phillip Thomas

5. Best 28lbs. of Spring Barley from 2004 Crop

1^st Roger Sankey

2^nd WL Jerman and Sons

3^rd Sam Lewis

6.Best 28lbs. of Winter Barley from 2004 Crop

1^st Roger Sankey

2^nd Evan Jones

3^rd Sam Lewis

TRADE STAND RESULTS

Judge: Mr David Games, Almeley, Herefordshire

FOOD/CRAFT MARQUEE

1st Coquette Hats

2nd Playrite Toys & Gifts

3rd Graham Parmenter - Taxidermy

"Excellent show in the marquee, well worth a visit with a super show of products."

OVER 4 METRE FRONTAGE TRADE STAND

1st Hergest Washers

2nd Likes Land Rovers

3rd McCartneys

"Excellent show of stands, with such a large entry."

UNDER 4 METRE FRONTAGE TRADE STAND

1st Go Beautiful - jewellery

2nd The K9 Club

3rd Kay Davis - children's novelties/activities

"Excellent show, there must of been a lot of work to prepare."

DOG SHOW RESULTS

Best in Show Mrs W M Price Irish Setter SEVERNVALE HIGH CLASS BABE

Reserve Best in Show Mr W Mills Rottweiler ODESSEY GONE WITH THE WIND TO RALTAN

Best Puppy in Show Mrs W M Price Irish Setter SEVERNDALE HIGH CLASS BABE

Reserve Best Puppy in Show

Mrs J and Miss J Baker

Basenji TOKAJI AMERICAN DREAMZ OF SILVERBRIAR

PRIZE WINNERS

Sheep shearing 2009

JUNIOR

1ST MARK DYKE

2ND HAYDN POWELL

3RD STEVE ROWBERRY

4TH JOE HUGHES

5TH OWEN DAVIES

INTERMEDIATE

1ST STEVE ROWBERRY

2ND MARK DYKE

3RD FRANK LLOYDD

4TH RICHARD JONES

5TH PHIL JONES

SENIOR

1ST CERI DAVIES

2ND FRANK LLOYDD

3RD JOE HUGHES

4TH MARK DYKE

5TH PHIL JONES

VETERANS

1ST JOHN DAVIES

2ND JOHN SINGLETON

3RD KELLY ATKINSON

4TH RUSSELL DAVIES

5TH DAVID ROGERS

OPEN

1ST ANDREW MORRIS

2ND ELWYN JONES

3RD RHYDWYN PRICE

4TH KEVIN WILLIAMS

5TH GEORGE HERDMAN

HORTICULTURAL & DOMESTIC SECTION WINNERS 2009

NOVICE SECTION

- This section is intended for less experienced exhibitors who live within 12 miles of lower cross, Kington. Entries are restricted to one entry per class, per household

Judges: Mr Hill, Bridgnorth

Mr Palmer, Brecon

Class A. 5 Runner Beans

1. Mrs Morley

2. D Preece

3. Vera Griffiths

Class B 3 Beetroot

1. D Preece

2. Bill Preece

3. Rachel Jerman

Class C 3 Onion Sets

1. Susan Carpenter

2. Edward Davies

3. Mervyn Tong

Class D 3 Potatoes

1. Vera Griffiths

2. D Preece

3. Rachel Jerman

Class E 1 Rose

1. Mrs Morley

2. Rachel Jerman

3. Vera Griffiths

Class F 1 Specimen Dahlia

1. Vera Griffiths

Class H Container of Mixed Garden Flowers

1. Mervyn Tong

2. Mrs Morley

Class I 1 Marrow (not to exceed 15 inches in length)

1. Tom Bounds

2. Martin Adlam

3. Vera Griffiths

Class J 3 Tomatoes

1. Tom Bounds

2. Mervyn Tong

3. Mrs Morley

Class K 5 Cherry Tomatoes

1. Mrs Morley

2. Susan Carpenter

3. Elizabeth Gordon Pugh

Class L Longest Runner Bean (to be shown on a batten)

D Preece

Kington Horticultural Society has kindly donated the prize money for Classes A-K

Mr G Marshall has kindly donated the prize money for Class L

The Dalgety Perpetual Challenge Rose Bowl will be awarded for the most points in this Section together with a £15 Garden Voucher. Mrs Morley

Oak Tree Funeral Services, Eardisley, have kindly donated a £10 Garden Voucher to the runner-up. D Preece

DIVISION 1 - OPEN (TRADE EXCLUDED) FOR VEGETABLES AND FRUIT

Judge Mr Palmer, Brecon

Class 1 Collection of vegetables, 5 distinct kinds. Space available 48 ins x 27 ins

1. Richard Petford

2. Martin Adlam

3. Mrs Morley

Class 2 Peas, dish of 6 pods

1. Richard Petford

Class 3 Runner Beans, 9 pods

1. DJ Hughes

2. A Abley

3. Richard Petford

Class 4 Potatoes, 5 - coloured

1. A Abley

2. Richard Petford

3. H Brade

Class 5 Potatoes, 5 - white

1. H Brade

2. Richard Petford

3. Andrew Edwards

Class 6 Carrots, 3 - long

2 Graham Handley

3 Richard Petford

Class 7 Carrots. 3 - stump-rooted

1. Richard Petford

2. A Abley

3. H Brade

Class 8 Tomatoes, 10 - Cherry

1. Richard Petford

2. Shirley Kent

3. Graham Handley

Class 9 Tomatoes, 5

1. Andrew Edwards

2. Mervyn Tong

3. Richard Petford

Class 10 A Truss of Tomatoes

1. Mrs Morley

2. Benjamin Perry

3. Andrew Edwards

Class 11 Courgettes, 2 (not to exceed 6 ins, with flower)

1. Benjamin Perry

2. Graham Handley

3. Mrs Morley

Class 13 Parsnips, 3

1. Graham Handley

2. Richard Petford

Class 14 Beetroot, 3 - globe

1. Richard Petford

2. H Brade

3. Graham Handley

Class 15 Leeks - 3

1. A Abley

2. Richard Petford

3. Graham Handley

Class 17 Vegetable Marrows, pair (not to exceed 12ins in length)

1. Richard Petford

2. Martin Adlam

3. Benjamin Perry

Class 18 Cabbage, 2 - round (staged with 4 ins stalks attached)

1. Richard Petford

Class 20 Cucumbers, pair

2. Andrew Edwards

3. Richard Petford

4. Mrs Morley

Class 21 Dessert Apples, 5 (to be named)

1. Mrs Morley

2. H Brade

3. Richard Petford

Class 22 Cooking Apples, 3 (to be named)

1. H Brade

2. Rosemary Thomas

3. Richard Petford

Class 23 Raspberries, 12 - on a dish

1. Graham Handley

2. Benjamin Perry

3. Anne Cole

Class 24 Shallots, 10 - red or white: on a base

1. Richard Petford

2. Mervyn Tong

3. Tom Bounds

Class 25 Shallots, 10 - pickling (not exceeding 1 inch in diameter) on a base

1. Richard Petford

2. Tom Bounds

Class 26 Onions, 5 - grown from seed

1. A Abley

2. Benjamin Perry

3. Graham Handley

Class 27 Onions, 5 - grown from sets

1. Richard Petford

2. Mervyn Tong

Class 28 Onions, 5 - no bulb to exceed 8 ozs

1. H Brade

Class 29 Collection of Onions and Shallots, 6 - not exceeding 1 inch in diameter or Shallots, 5 - larger than pickling or Onions, 4 - each one under 8 ozs or Onions, 3 - each one over 8 ozs (all tied with Natural Raffia) Richard Petford

Class 30 Heaviest Onion (as prepared for show with unturned neck not exceeding 2 ins) Benjamin Perry Richard Petford

Class 31 Longest Runner Bean (to be shown on a batten)

Richard Petford

Class 32 Heaviest Marrow

2. Tony Cadman

3. Benjamin Perry

4. Richard Petford

Class 33 Heaviest Potato

Richard Petford

Class 34 Heaviest Apple

Richard Petford

Class 35 Collection of Vegetables, 3 varieties (3 of each) not mentioned above (to be named)

1. Benjamin Perry

2. Richard Petford

Housewife's Choice - a basket of home grown vegetables containing 5 varieties, suitable for a family Sunday lunch for four.

1. Richard Petford

2. Mrs Morley

Kington Horticultural Society have kindly donated the prize money for Class 1

W L Banks, Hergest Croft Gardens has kindly donated the prize money for Housewife's Choice.

Arrow Mills Nursery (J & P Turner) has kindly donated the prize money for Classes 2, 3, 7, 26, 27, 30 and 32.

Lyonshall Nurseries have kindly donated the prize money for Classes 8 - 16

Mr D W Phillips has kindly donated the prize money for Classes 18 - 20

Dunkerton Cider Mills have kindly donated the prize money for Classes 21-23

Mr E Davies has kindly donated the prize money for Classes 24 - 25

Tramway Forge, Eardisley have kindly donated the prize money for Class 28

Mr S Gilling has kindly donated the prize money for Class 29

Dr C D Edwards Perpetual Challenge Cup will be awarded for the most points in

Division 1 Classes 1 - 29. Richard Petford

The Banks Medal together with a £10 voucher will be awarded for the most points in Division 1 (Classes 1-35) Richard Petford

Perpetual Challenge Cup awarded to the best exhibit in Division 1 (Classes 1 - 35) A Abley

E Smith & Co, Solicitors, Kington have kindly donated a Special Prize of £25 awarded for the most points in Division 1 (Classes 1 - 35) Richard Petford

DIVISION 2 OPEN (TRADE EXCLUDED) FOR FLOWERS AND POT PLANTS

Judge: Mr Hill, Bridgnorth

Class 36 v1 Vase of Mixed Garden Flowers (Roses and Shrubs excluded)

1. Nan Thomas

2. David Miller

Class 37 Gladioli, 3 spikes

1. DJ Hughes

2. Benjamin Perry

3. Eileen Hadley

Class 38 Gladioli, 1 specimen

1. DJ Hughes

2. Benjamin Perry

3. Patricia Edwards

Class 39 1 Vase of Mixed Annuals

1. Nan Thomas

Class 40 Asters, 1 container of 5 blooms

2. Benjamin Perry

3. Andrew Edwards

4. Nan Thomas

Class 41 Marigolds, 1 Vase of 5 blooms

1. Benjamin Perry

2. Nan Thomas

3. Andrew Edwards

Class 42 Sweet Peas, 1 container of 5 spikes (mixed colours)

1. David Miller

2. Sarah Jones

3. Veronica Edwards

Class 43 Sweet Peas, 1 container of 5 spikes (single colour)

1. David Miller

2. Sarah Jones

3. Sarah Norman

Class 44 Chrysanthemums, sprays, 1 Vase of 3 stems (single colour)

1. Benjamin Perry

2. Nan Thomas

3. David Miller

Class 45 Chrysanthemums, sprays, 1 Vase of 3 stems (any colour)

1. Benjamin Perry

2. Mervyn Tong

3. David Miller

Class 46 Dahlias, decorative, 1 Vase of 5 - small (any colour)

1. DJ Hughes

2. Benjamin Perry

3. Derrick Green

Class 47 Dahlias, decorative, 1 Vase of 5 - medium (any colour)

1. Benjamin Perry

2. David Miller

3. DJ Hughes

Class 48 Dahlias, decorative, 1 Vase of 3 - giant/large (any colour)

1. David Miller

2. DJ Hughes

3. Derrick Green

Class 49 Dahlias, cactus/semi-cactus, 1 Vase of 5 - medium/small (any colour)

1. David Miller

2. Benjamin Perry

3. DJ Hughes

Class 50 Dahlias, cactus/semi-cactus, 1 Vase of 3 - giant/large (any colour)

1. DJ Hughes

2. Benjamin Perry

3. Derrick Green

Class 51 Dahlias, pompom, 2 Vases of 5, not less than 2 varieties

1. DJ Hughes

2. Benjamin Perry

3. Derrick Green

Class 52 Dahlias, ball type, 1 vase of 5

1. DJ Hughes

2. Derrick Green

3. Benjamin Perry

Class 53 Container of Pansies - 5 blooms

1. David Miller

2. Andrew Edwards

3. Nan Thomas

Class 54 Container of Roses - 5 blooms, not less than 3 varieties (Hybrid Tea)

1. Benjamin Perry

2. David Miller

Class 55 Container of Mixed Floribunda Roses

1. Benjamin Perry

2. Nan Thomas

Class 56 Rose, 1 specimen

1. David Miller

2. Nan Thomas

Class 57 A flowering Impatiens (Busy Lizzy) - (pot not to exceed 9 ins)

1. Veronica Edwards

2. Benjamin Perry

3. Derrick Green

Class 58 1 flowering pot plant - Begonia in 7 ins pot

1. Benjamin Perry

2. DJ Hughes

Class 59 3 Begonia cut blooms (mixed varieties) displayed on a black board 18 x 24 ins

1. Benjamin Perry

2. DJ Hughes

Class 60 1 flowering pot plant - Not Begonia - (pot not to exceed 9 ins)

1. Andrew Edwards

2. David Games

3. Benjamin Perry

Class 61 1 foliage pot plant - to be named - (pot not to exceed 9 ins)

1. Nan Thomas

2. Benjamin Perry

3. Andrew Edwards

Class 62 A flowering Fuchsia pot plant - bush type - (pot not to exceed 9ins)

1. David Miller

2. Nan Thomas

3. Eileen Hadley

W L Banks Perpetual Challenge Cup awarded for the Best Floral Exhibit in this section, also £10 included from Mr & Mrs W L Banks - Benjamin Perry

Mrs L B Newall Perpetual Challenge Cup awarded for the most points in this section. - Benjamin Perry

Melanie Smith Cup awarded for the most points in Classes 42 and 43. - David Miller

David Hart Cup awarded for the most points in Classes 46 - 52. - DJ Hughes

Perpetual Challenge Cup in memory of the late Mr A Hawksby awarded for the most points in Classes 44 and 45. - Benjamin Perry

Alice Cowdell Perpetual Memorial Challenge Cup awarded for the Best Exhibit in Class 51. - DJ Hughes

Perpetual Challenge Cup in memory of the late Mr Henry Mills to be awarded to the Best Exhibit in Class 53. - David Miller

Dr C D Edwards Perpetual Memorial Challenge Cup awarded for the Best Exhibit in Class 54. - Benjamin Perry

Gift Voucher for the most points Classes 54-56 - Benjamin Perry

Gift Voucher for the most points Classes 58-59 - Benjamin Perry

DIVISION 3 OPEN (TRADE EXCLUDED) DECORATIVE

Judge Mrs P Jury, Fownhope

Class 63 "Last Night of the Proms"

1. Joan Jenkins

2. Rose Tedstone

3. Susan Hamer

Class 64 An Exhibit Featuring Roses

1. Rose Tedstone

2. Susan Hamer

3. Joan Jenkins

Class 65 "Pot-et-Fleur"

1. Rose Tedstone

Class 66 A Kneeler 15 x 10 ins (38 x 25 cm)

2. Nan Thomas

3. Susan Hamer

4. Rose Tedstone

Class 67 A Miniature Floral Exhibit not exceeding 4 x 4 x 4 inches (10 x 10 x 10 cm)

1. Rose Tedstone

2. Susan Hamer

3. Cathy Preece

Class 68a A Corsage

1. I Rowings

2. Sarah James

3. Elizabeth Turner

Class 68b Buttonhole

1. Elizabeth Turner

2. Margaret Jerman

3. Cathy Preece

Class 69 Novice Dinner Party Table arrangement to incorporate Candles

1. Cathy Preece

2. Cecilia Curbett

3. Eileen Hackley

Class 70 Autumn Colour Pedestal arrangement

1. Rose Tedstone

2. Joan Jenkins

3. Susan Hamer

Silver Salver in Memory of Mrs Heather Phillips will this year be awarded to the Best Exhibit in Class 63 - Joan Jenkins

Pryce and Edith Burgoyne Perpetual Challenge Cup to be awarded for the Best Exhibit in Class 64 - Rose Tedstone

Perpetual Challenge Cup awarded for the most points in Division 3 - Rose Tedstone

C A Nevill Parker Award presented for the most outstanding Exhibit in Division 3 - Rose Tedstone

DIVISION 4 OPEN (TRADE EXCLUDED) DOMESTIC SECTION

Judge: Marian Guthrie

Class 71 A Boiled Fruit Cake (Recipe on page 8)

1. Kathleen Cole

2. Kate Morgan

3. Ruth Jones

Class 72 5 Flapjacks

1. Michele D'Lemos

2. Rosemary Thomas

3. Nan Thomas

Class 73 Apple Tart

1. Nan Thomas

2. Shirley Kent

Class 74 5 Shortbread

1. Michele D'Lemos

2. Shirley Kent

3. Sales Weaver

Class 75 5 Macaroons

1. Sheila Morgan

2. Nan Thomas

3. EJ Powell

Class 76 Victoria Sandwich

1. Kate Morgan

2. Emma Wall

3. Sheila Morgan & Shirley Kent

Class 77 5 Welsh Cakes

1. Kate Morgan

2. Nan Thomas

3. Ruth Jones

Class 78 5 Wholemeal Scones

1. Anne Titley

2. EJ Powell

3. Sheila Morgan

Class 79 Ginger Cake (Recipe on page 8)

1. Michele D'Lemos

2. Sheila Morgan

3. EJ Powell

Class 80 Novelty cake decoration only, not to exceed 30 x 30cm

1. Dawn Lewis

2. Cathy Preece

3. Angeline Preece

Class 81 A Vegetarian Dish

1. Shelia Morgan

2. Shirley Kent

3. Tracey Office

Class 82 A Brown Loaf made in a bread maker

1. Nan Thomas

2. -

3. Tracey Office

Class 83 5 White Rolls

1. Anne Titley

2. Nan Thomas

Class 84 NOVICE CLASS Banana Bread (Recipe on page 9) Open to anyone who has not won a 1st Prize in this class at Kington Show.

1. Emma Wall

2. Cindy Watson

3. Roz Hughes

Major Thompson Perpetual Challenge Cup -- most points in Division 4 Cookery - -Sheila Morgan

Sliver Salver -- Best Exhibit in this section - Dawn Lewis

Class 85 Jar of Soft Fruit Jam

1. Kathy Thompson

2. Joanna Morgan

3. Rachel Jerman

Class 86 Jar of Stoned Fruit Jam

1. Nan Thomas

2. Shirley Kent

3. Rosemary Thomas

Class 87 Jar of Lemon Curd

1. Ruth Jones

2. Shirley Kent

3. Michele D'Lemos

Class 88 Jar of Jelly

1. Kathy Thompson

2. Nan Thomas

3. Michele D'Lemos

Class 89 Jar of Marmalade

1. Kathy Thompson

2. Joanna Morgan

3. Nan Thomas

Class 90 Jar of Chutney

1. Kathy Thompson

2. Roz Hughes

3. Kate Morgan

Class 91 Jar of Pickles

1. H Brade

2. Nan Thomas

3. Joanna Morgan

Class 92 Jar of Mint Jelly

1. Nan Thomas

2. Elizabeth Gordon Pugh

3. Ruth Jones

Class 93 5 Fresh Eggs

1. Rosemary Peace

2. Susan Meredith

3. Roz Hughes

President's Special Prize awarded to the most outstanding exhibit in classes 85 - 93. - Nan Thomas

George Malcolm Kent Perpetual Challenge Cup awarded for the most points in this section - Kathy Thompson

HANDICRAFT AND ART SECTION

Judges: Mrs H Dutson Classes 94 - 108

Mr P Bishop Class 97

Mr J Cook Classes 109 - 113

Mrs James Classes 114 - 119

Class 94 Hand-knitted Garment, any yarn

1. Sue Handley

2. Valerie Dixon

Class 95 An item of Needlework

1. Marion Gilling

2. Carol Thomas

3. Lena Bowen

Class 96 Soft Toy

1. Sue Handley

2. Lena Bowen

3. Cathy Preece

Class 97 An item of Hand Carved Wood

1. Geoff Marshall

Class 98 Greetings Card

2. Carol Thomas

3. ER Powell

4. Helena Dudhill

Class 99 Decorated Boxes

1. Sue Handley

2. Virginia Hughes

3. Andrew Edwards

Class 100 Something New from Something Old

1. Sue Handley

2. Sarah James

3. Dawn Lewis

Class 101 A Home Made Present costing no more than £5

1. Valerie Dixon

2. Sue Handley

3. Teresa Misselbrook

Class 102 A Cushion

1. Anne Cole

2. Sue Handley

3. Cathy Preece

Class 104 Gardening Apron

1. Sue Handley

Class 105 Christmas Tree Decoration

2. Cathy Preece

3. Carol Thomas

4. Andrew Edwards

Class 106 3-D Decoupage

1. Carol Thomas

2. Helen Powell

3. Andrew Edwards

Class 107 A Bag not to exceed 10 x 12 inches

1. Teresa Misselbrook

2. Sue Handley

3. Becky Haydon

Class 108 Decorated flower pot

1. Andrew Edwards

2. Kathleen Cole

3. Carol Thomas

Class 109 Open pencil drawing

1. Lena Brown

2. Helen Powell

3. Helena Dudhill

Class 110 NOVICE CLASS painting in any medium. Open to anyone who has not won a 1st prize in this class at Kington show

1. Anne Cole

2. Andrew Edwards

3. Ken Jones

Class 111 OPEN CLASS painting in oil/acrylics

1. John Edwards

2. Andrew Edwards

Class 112 OPEN CLASS painting in water colour

1. Lena Bowen

2. Ann Powell

3. Ken Jones

Class 113 Picture in any other medium (not needlework)

1. Lena Bowen

2. Jane Sinclair

3. Carol Thomas

Class 114 Photography - a black and white photograph. Maximum size 20 x 16 ins

1. David Clarke

2. Islwyn Bithell

3. Gordon Bailey

Class 115 Photography - a colour photograph. Maximum size 20 x 16 ins

1. Islwyn Bithell

2. Rebecca Fox

3. Dot Jones

Class 116 Photography - a Rural Scene. Maximum size 20 x 16 ins

1. Islwyn Bithell

2. Eileen Hackley

3. Patrick Edwards

Class 117 Photography - a Single Flower. Maximum size 20 x 16 ins

1. Islwyn Bithell

2. Eileen Hackley

3. Andrew Edwards

Class 118 Humorous Snap Shot with a caption

1. Eileen Hackley

2. Roz Hughes

3. Valerie Dixon

Class 119 Amateur - A Snapshot of an Animal 6 inches x 4 inches

1. Rebecca Fox

2. Joshua Clark

3. Tracey Office

Thirty Three, Kington will award a special prize to the winner of Class 110 - Anne Cole

Arthur Bowden Memorial Perpetual Challenge Trophy will be awarded to the best exhibit in Classes 94 and 95 - Marian Gilling

The Major Thompson 1936 Perpetual Challenge Cup will be awarded for the most points in Classes 94 -- 108 - Sue Handley

Mrs M Hammond Perpetual Challenge Trophy "In Memory of the late Mr F H Hammond of Lower Hengoed" Awarded for the most points in Division 4 (Classes 71 - 119 excluding classes 84 and 110) together with £20 kindly donated by the family. - Sue Handley

SPECIAL WOMEN'S INSTITUTE CLASS, OPEN

Judges: Garden Produce Martin Peek

Floral Diane Pritchard

Handicraft Eileen Dilley

Preserves Pam Powell

Presentation Elizabeth Banks

Cookery Rachael Davies

AN EXHIBIT: FARM SHOP to include the following items; cookery: 1 savoury item and 1 sweet item. Handicraft: a shopping bag. 2 items of preserves. Basket of home grown garden produce. Floral exhibit. Presentation

Kingswood Village Hall Perpetual Challenge Cup awarded to the winning Institute. - Almeley WI

CHILDREN'S CLASSES

Judge: Mrs Priday

5 YEARS AND UNDER ON 12TH SEPTEMBER 2009

Class 120 Paint a picture of your family

1. India Hussey

2. Samantha Preece

3. Jude Horton

4. Finlay Pitts

Class 121 Largest leaf

1. India Hussey

2. Freddie Norman

3. Jude Horton

4. Lara Pennell

Class 122 Draw a picture of a Cat

1. Abbie Williams

2. Kate Jones

3. Samantha Preece

4. Thomas Wall

Class 123 Decorate 3 biscuits

1. India Hussey

2. Ben Preece

3. Kate Jones

4. Thomas Wall

Class 124 Garden on a plate

1. India Hussey

2. Brooke Horton

3. Samantha Preece

4. Thomas Wall

Perpetual Challenge Cup -- awarded for the most points in Classes 120-124 - India Hussey

Special Prize -- awarded for the most points in Classes 120-124 - India Hussey

6 - 8 YEARS ON 12TH SEPTEMBER 2009

Class 125 Decorate a face on a pizza base

1. Sasha Williams

2. Daisy Jones

3. Millie Jones

4. Joint Oscar Smith & James Meredith

Class 126 Decorated wooden spoon

1. Martin Office

2. Sally Gough

3. Daisy Jones

4. Millie Jones

Class 127 Handwritten poem - cursive script in ink (see page 14)

1. Millie Jones

2. Oscar Smith

3. Martin Office

Class 128 Tiffin, chocolate biscuit cake recipe on page 14

1. Oscar Smith

2. Sasha Williams

3. Daisy Jones

4. Millie Jones

Class 129 A decorated stone

1. Millie Jones

2. Daisy Jones

3. James Meredith

4. Hugh Layton

Class 130 Animal made from vegetables

1. Nicholas Avery

2. Hugh Layton

3. Daisy Jones

4. Lora Smith

Class 131 Make and decorate 5 biscuits

1. Millie Jones

2. Daisy Jones

3. Oscar Smith

4. Sally Gough

Class 132 Garden on a plate

1. Millie Jones

2. Charlotte Layton

3. India Hussey

4. Aine Widdicombe

Class 133 A gift for Christmas

1. Daisy Jones

2. Nicholas Avery

3. Millie Jones

4. Charlotte Layton

Class 134 Collage on A4 paper

1. Daisy Jones

2. Millie Jones

Class 135 Drawing in any medium on A4 paper

1. Ryan M Jones

2. Martin Office

3. Aine Widdicombe

4. Megan Cosgrove

Perpetual Challenge Cup awarded for the most points in Classes 125 -- 135 - Millie Jones

Mrs S Diggory has kindly donated a Special Prize in memory of Mr Geoff Diggory for the Best Exhibit in Classes 125 -- 135 - Nicholas Avery

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Class 136 A sculpture from re-cycled materials

1. Bede Widdicombe

2. Katie E Jones

3. David Jones

4. Liz Gorst

Class 137 Item of woodwork

1. Clare Buckingham

2. William Powell

Class 138 Handwritten poem - cursive script in ink (see page 14)

1. James Jones

2. Tim Office

3. Ruby Dudhill

4. Liz Gorst

Class 139 A decorated wellie

1. David Jones

2. Francesca Dunne

3. James Jones

4. Katie E Jones

Class 140 Homemade sweets

1. Katie E Jones

2. David Jones

3. Harriet Oliver

4. Joint James Jones & Ruby Dudhill

Class 141 A Computer designed card

1. Annabel Gorst

2. Clare Buckingham

3. Emma Buckingham

4. William Powell

Class 142 An A4 picture in any medium

1. James Jones

2. David Jones

3. Llewellyn Powell

4. Francesca Dunne

Class 143 Decorated T-Shirt using fabric paints.

1. Annabel Gorst

2. David Jones

3. James Jones

Class 144 A poster depicting a TV programme.

1. Francesca Dunne

Mr & Mrs L Pennell, Kington, have kindly donated a Special Prize for the Best Exhibit in Classes 136 -- 144 - James Jones

Mrs E M Lloyd Memorial Challenge Trophy will be awarded for the most points in Classes 136 -- 144 - David Jones