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Ribble Valley competitors shine at the Royal Lancs show


SUCCESS took their Blackburn. Once again local people


was the key word for livestock to the Royal


proved they could com­ pete with the best from all over the country to take home coveted roset­ tes and trophies. C h a tb u rn fa rm e rs


Frank and Mabel Clayton, of Laneside Farm — inv­ ariably successful at the Royal — had one of their best shows ever with


th e i r


many Ribble Valley competitors who Lancashire Show at Witton Park,


Herefords. Supreme


P en d le s id e


judged best cow from Lancashire and reserve champion overall. They took home four trophies and a cluster of rosettes.


certainly gave them a show to remember, being


Pendleside 1 Satin 7th


Ribble Valley equestrians also made their mark.


In the horse section,


Park House, Chatburn Road, Clitheroe, upheld her excellent record by once again being among the silverware. With her pony Sun-


Young Tracy Benson, of


bridge Foxfire, Tracy (13), won the cup for the 13h.h. working hunter class and also took the p re s t ig io u s supreme working hunter champion­ ship. For the past four years


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Tracy has won her class and been reserve champ­ ion twee, before taking the title this time. Also among the


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trophies was Bright and Fair, owned by Mrs Shir­ ley Hindle, of End House Stud, Gisburn and Miss Angie Riddiough of Gar- grave.


Jumpers oneron eemirii


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WE ARE ABLE TO OFFER THESE BETWEEN 30% and 40% BELOW NORMAL PRICES


THESE RINGS WILL BE ON SALE FROM FRIDAY, AUGUST 5th, FROM 10- 30 a.m., FOR A LIMITED PERIOD.


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C FRANK and Mabel Clayton with their winning cow. a S -w ® * ‘# 7 m f .


hunter filly, which has al­ ready qualified for the Horse of the Year Show at Wembley in October, won the championship in the hunter breeding clas­ ses and the cup for the best one, two or three- year-old hunter. Bro th e r and s is te r


The th re e -y e a r -o ld m


SIMON and Mandy shepherd contest.


Steven and Sarah Wright, of Listers Farm, News- holme, were among the winners in the Pony Club equitation and jumping classes. Sarah was second in the


equitation for members born after 1971. She came third and Steven was fourth in the jumping for members born after 1971. Steven was fifth in the jumping for under-17s. In the heavy horses,


Stott, who had a successful time in the junior


hurst, of Out Lane Head, Chipping, collected five firsts and four seconds


Captain and Mrs A. H. Koe, of Kimberley House Farm, Rimington, came second in the section for a gelding born after 1979.


with their country-bred cVinpr) For the 10th time


local animals certainly im­ pressed the judges. John and Norman Hay-


In the sheep section,


success was Clitheroe Au­ ction Mart’s highest- priced tup.


Helping them to their


during the history of the Royal Lancs they won the cup for champion.


Walker, of Brennand Farm, Dunsop Bridge, with their Swaledales, also did th em se lv e s proud, collecting six firsts, a second, four thirds and a fourth.


M e s s rs J . and J .


Mr L. Buckle, of Hecklin Farm, Downham, gained six seconds, a third and a fourth in the cross-bred homed section. With his Blue-faced


Also in the Swaledales,


the thousands of spec­ tators was the tug-of-war contest.


in the final by Kelbrook, the national Young Far­ mers’ Clubs’ champions. Longridge were third and


Chipping were beaten


Light horses. Welsh Mountain pony (section B), pony, filly, colt or gelding — 5, Mr and Mrs F. Richards, Valley View, colt, filly


Clitheroe fourth. Other local prizewinners:


Grindleton. Yearllinjin g


or gelding — 6, Richards. Riding pony breeding. Brood


Leicesters, Mr William Miller, of Laneside Farm, Grindleton, took home a first, third and fourth and two fourths in the mules


Junior Shepherd contest, taking reserve and third respectively.


Goats


home a couple of rosettes w ith his Blue-faced Leicester sheep. Continuing Ribble Val­


Father John also took


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NORMAN and John Hayhurst proudly display the cup won by their champion sheep.


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A CONTRIBUTION of £50 is being made by the Ribble Valley Council to­


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wards the cost of an appeal to the House of Lords on how far a local authority is legally re­


sponsible for housing a homeless family newly ar­ rived in its area.


trict council in Hampshire following a Court of Appeal ruling. I t is backed by the Association of District Councils which has called on all its mem­ bers to help meet the legal fees.


The appeal is by -a dis­ TRACY Benson with Sunbridge Foxfire. GISBURN MART PRICES


forward in the dairy section at Gisburn Auction Mart last Thursday. Accredited cow prizes went to R. Murray (£692) and D.


THERE were 136 accredited newly-calved cows and heifers


Limousin X bulls to £172 (£126.70), heifers to £96 (£67). Weaned calves: Beef X bulls made to £129 (£125.50). In the sale of store pigs,


Carlisle (£650). Heifer prizes: F. Wrathall (£690) and G. Butler (£620). Accredited Friesian cows


there were 10 animals forward, making to £24.


made to £595 (average £571) and heifers to £692 (£532). In the in-calf section were 22


accredited cattle. BW August- September calvers made to £720 (£507) and October- November calvers to £710 (£557). In the store section there


were 251 cattle, 3,8S6 sheep and 7 jDies forward. Certified clean cattle: Light


In tne fatstock section, there


were two animals forward, BW heifers making to £280. There were 342 accredited


animals in the calf section. Friesian bull calves made to £122 (£73.70), heifers to £101 (54.70), Hereford X bulls to


.’£150 (£100.45), heifers to £75


(£52.85), Charolais X bulls to £210 (£152.66), heifers to £136


(£120.20) Ajigus bulls to £90 (£55.62), heifers to £64 (£46.30),


steers made to 118.2p (llO.lp), medium to 117.8p (101.Ip), heavy averaged 114.8p, light heifers made to 114.8p (104.9p), heavy to 117.2p (10l.9p). Un­ certified and previously cer­ tified cattle: Young bulls made to 127.8p (115.9p), steers to 104.2p (98.8p), heifers to 10S.2p (96.8p), fat cows to 83.8p (71.5p). Sheep: Light lambs made to


151p (143.5p) standard to 155.5p (144.op) medium to 150p (140.8p), heavy to 133.5p (127.3p) standard averaged 90.9p, medium to 118p (116.6p), light shearlings to 125p (124p), fat ewes to £36 (£22.25). Pigs: Cutters averaged 63p and fat sows £87.


with the q __finish r


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RUNNERS-UP in the tug-of-war contest were Chipping YFC. Back, from the left, are Sam Hardman, Peter Rogerson, John Robinson, Peter Stott and


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£1 perroll off usual price


ley’s success in the three- day show were Clitheroe goat breeders Mr and Mrs David Jackson, of Moor­ land Avenue. They won two trophies


for best exhibit as well as the British Goat Society rosette for the best goat in the show and a special prize for a goat in milk. . A popular event among


Laund Farm, Chipping, once again had a success­ ful show. Simon and sister Mandy proved their worth in the


The Stott family, of Mr and Mrs


mare over 12.2h.h. not exceed­ ing 13.2h.h. — 3, Mrs K. M. Thornton, Countess Hey, El- mridge Lane’ Chipping. Foal — 4, Mrs Thornton. Three- vear-old filly or gelding — 6, Mrs Thornton. Working hunter. 14-15 h.h. — 7, Miss G. Thornber, Vicar­


in or before 1979 — 4, Mrs Eileen Holmes, Lynwood, York Lane, Langho. Pure bred foal — 4. Mrs Holmes.


age Farm, Bashall Eaves. Arabs. Pure-bred mare, born


JUMPING


members — 5, Miss Fiona Maw, Lower Clerk Hill,


Riding Club jumping. Senior


Whalley. Pony Club jumping. Mem­


bers bom in 1969-70 — 6, Miss J o a n n a G a rm e n t , M o s s le y


Farm, Chipping. Members


bom after 1971 — 7, Miss Re­ becca Peel, Stankas Hall Farm, Newsholme. Hoechst Foxhunter prelimi­


nary — 5, Mrs Susan Bancroft, Moor Side Lane End, Wiswell.


RABBITS


— 1, H. Whittaker, Peel Street, Clitheroe. Steel Dutch,


Black Dutch, under 4 months


adult — 1, H. Whittaker. Smoke pearl dwarf — 1, D.


3, K. Piatt, Chatbum. DOGS


F ran k lan d , Ca stle View, Clitheroe. Best Himalayan — 1, D. Frankland. Smoke pearl dwarf adult —


1, Mrs M. Coar, Clover Cot­ tage, Sawley.


Cocker Spaniel, graduate — Come aloi A m u *


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Graduates of


in law, is the d:: M r a n d M r :■ Richardson, of ton, Old Road, C


The bride, a


electronics gnt the son of Mr ar W. Harris, o: Road, Glossop. shire.


The bridegr


given away by h wore a gown of i silk crepe de chi train and a fit veil of ivory silk carried pink ro and white ca: stephanotis. g’ and trailing fern. Bridesmaids


The bride,


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bride’s sister, M Richardson, tlv room’s sister, Mi Harris, and Mi: Lamptey. The sisters v


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