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Ewes made to £71 (average , £60.81), Suffolk to: £.4.8 (£47.30). Mule shearlings to £95 (£68.34), Texel to £72 (£58.05), Suf
folk to £48. Mule Giramer lambs to £66 (£51.85), Texel to £43 (£39.95), Suffolk,to £48. Broken-mouthed Mule Ewes to £34, Suffolk to £26, Horned Ewes to £1K50 (£11.20).
(£75), 2 shear to £100 (£90), shearlings to £120 (£85). Texel Ram lambs to £52 (£48), Suffolk 4 shear to £80, 2 shear to £175. Charolais,2 shear to £125 (£117.50), shearlings to £190 (£140)., Store Lambs: Texel x store
Rams: Texel 3 shear to £90 rfi
lambs to £37.50, Mule'to £32.50 (£31.08), mixed to £34 (£30.97)r
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calves at foot to £560, wiih heifer calves at foot to £550. Heifers with bull calves at foot to £550, with heifer calves at foot to £410 (£367.50). In-calf Belgian Blue x heifers to £400 (£390), Friesian x bulls (no claim) to £180. Limousinjx steers (1st claim) to £540 (£514), Belgian Blue x steers (1st claim) to £540 (£514)). Belgian Blue x steers (1st claim) to £380. Charolaisjx steers (1st claim) to £380. Aberdeen Angus x steers (lkt claim) to £440. Friesianjx steers (1st claim) to £302. Limousin x steers (2nd claim) £360. Belgian Blue x steers (2nd claim) to £340. Friesian x steers (2nd claim) to £3501 Friesian x heifers to £385
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i-ftHE. people of the leHodder Valley proved’ °how much-. absence ^Stakes' th e h e a rt grow ofonder when i t comes to' n their annual show. °(qpThey. turned ( up In' 'proves under a beautiful s autumn sun on a hillside
■•above Slaidbum on Satur day.
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a0," I t was a wonderful yday" sa id , Mrs Mary oParker, president of. the
_ •‘■show, which' had to be ^cancelled, ■ last' year ^Because of the'foot and .(mouth outbreak.1 ■ / V look Attendance figures and
jjthe number of entries re- Jj,wrote the record books.
; entries in the handicrafts:- and horticultural classes, making the job of. the judges even more ardu ous. That was 300 up on
very much in evidence, with a show record 15 of the best horses in the North-West making a spectacular sight as they, paraded in the main ring., . Show organisers were
also satisfied with the 35 cattle which were on show,
■ but post-foot and mouth regulations meant there were no sheep classes..., -. The only sheep in evi
dence were those used in the sheep dog trials. I t was a lively fun day.
~.\-There * were '1,200 ■:
i the last show two years 'ago. Heavy horses, too, were •
for rewriting the record b
in the sun for meeting old friends and making new.
Slaidburn Silver Band
played during the after noon and the main ring was a focal point of atten tion with a spectacular magic show staged by.i VanBuren. • ■ The Pendle
Dog.Agili-
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■and Trumbles the clown delighted younger chil dren. A parade of vintage
ty Team demonstrated the prowess of their pets as they.put them through the agility course. Pupils from Bowland High School staged a pro- gramme of entertainment
farm machinery included a muck spreader, lovingly restored by Mr John Cowgill, of Chipping. The
; much spreader was manu factured in the Kendal Street Works, Clitheroe,
. on the site now occupied by Ultraframe. . ' * .
■. M r Cowgill; of Carr. ; Side *Farm, -Chipping
• Among VIPs enter tained during the day .by
were British engineering ■ at its best." : * : ■
they
; Joyce Holgate and local . -MP Mr Nigel Evans. Mrs Parker has come a
; Mrs Parker were Ribble Valley Mayor, Coun. Mrs
' her mother-in-law's advice and entered "all the home crafts section.
long way from 1962 when, as a'newcomer to the- Hodder Valley, she took
said: "When it was made, it was the Rolls Royce of • muck spreaders -
■: After winning for both her lemon cheese and her fruit cake she then.dis covered how friendly the people of the Hodder Val ley were. VTheymade me feel
■ Show treasurer Mr: John Parry said the total attendancewas in, the region, of S^OO-'well above normal. ' Although the sunshine
one of them and I became a steward, then joined the committee."■: •
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may have attracted extra crowds, it did no favours for the 80 rdnners'ifrom all over the North-West who competed in the seven-and-a-half-mile fell race.:
The race was won by Steve Sweeney.(38) of
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- Clitheroe, a member.of the Bowland Fell Run-:
■*ners Club.which organ-, ised the event. Second, 28,:
- seconds behind, was Chris : Reade, another member, of Bowland Fell Runners,’
■ and. third was Chris .Miller of Harrogate. •. ■ - Among the competitors
was Ribble Valley's deputy mayoress, Mrs;
• Karen Goss, of Sabden, . who completed the course - in lhr. 14 min. - The day. had begun
- with an emergency, when a local man-fell from his
'-■bicycle near the entrance to the show. The shaken cyclist was taken to hospi tal by air ambulance, with what was believed to have been a broken collar bone.
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(£321), Belgian Blue x steers to £350 (£320), Aberdeen Angus x heifers to" £268 (£249.33).
tie returns! Euro tups were judged&y
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Mr Harvey Robinson, Jthe best finding a ready market while the lesser types were less sought after. The champi onship was awarded to Mr R. Tillotson, of Clitheroe, whose shearling ram was then pur chased by Mr A. Marsdenrj Other prices saw aged Euro
SHOW president Mrs Mary Parker (second right) welcomes her guests, from right, Ribble Valley MP Nigel Evans, Ribble Valley Mayor
Coun.Mrs Joyce \
,5i ■: Holgate, her consort Mr Norman Atty and Ribble Valley tourism officer . •j-o"
Jane Silvester (cr!40902/8)
rams making to 380gns (175gns), shearling Euro rams ' to 400gns (195gns) and ralm lambs to 260gns (143gns). j The mule gimmer lamb sale
was affected by the decimation of the Swale ewes last year, but a good entry saw an averagejof £60 per head. Mr Ian Lancast er awarded the championship to Mr Robert Tarbatt, whdse pen sold at £84 to Mr Jackstjn.
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CUTHEROE Town Crier Mr Norman Hailwood delivers a poetic cry he had writ ten especially for the Hodder Valley Show; (crl40902/6)
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(crl40902/l) Left, one of the Pendle Agility dogs in a delicate manoeuvre (crl40902/2) PAM BRACEWELL paints a saltdough model
■ cow (cr!40902/3)
Dunsop Bridge, helps dri ver John Lucas sort out a ' snag with a vintage tractor (crl40902/4)t
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A MEMBER of Pendle Dog Agility team, above, puts her collie through its paces (crl40902/5)
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