Liskeard Show 2016 - a great family day out Main ring events
FUN TUG OF WAR
Following the YFC tug of war final there will be a fun tug of war competition in the main ring. Open to all, so get your team together and come along.
CLASSIC CAR PARADE
An abundance of makes and models will be on show and their keen owners delighted to tell you all about them.
VINTAGE TRACTOR DISPLAY
A highlight of the main ring the number of vintage tractors on display.
With Phil Whitehead providing the com- mentary, it’s always popular to see the many different tractors from days gone by.
PARADE OF EAST CORNWALL HOUNDS
This is a delight to observe the hounds and horses working as one in the main ring.
The highlight being when spectators are allowed in the main ring to pet the hounds who are a lot bigger close up.
GUN DOG DEMONSTRATION
YOUNG FARMERS CLUB TUG OF WAR
The local YFC Clubs have been invited to take part in a Tug of War Competition. Kindly sponsored by ACT (Agricultural Central Training). Heats will take part in the Countryside Area throughout the day with the final in the main ring later on in the day.
Margaret Cox from St Breward will be bringing her springer spaniels. They work on local shoots around the Bodmin area, and compete in field trials and tests country wide. She is an A panel judge and has qualified for the championships on several occasions. Margaret is also a committee member of the Cornwall Field Trial Society and will be running 2 springer spaniels at the show.
HEAVY HORSES
Be amazed at the power and strength of the heavy horses.
VANDER BROTHERS
DOUBLE WHEEL See page 21 for more details
Keith Sandercock from Roche will be bringing his Labradors which he works and competes with. They all work on shoots throughout Cornwall, and he participates in field trials the length and breath of the country. Keith is a B panel judge for Retriever and a former chairman of the Cornwall Field Trial Society.
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