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CJithe'rpe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified), www.clitheroetoday.co.uk .■ o Lucy


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HOW.-do .they do; it? The organisers of Hodder Valley. Show were blessed .with a magical late summer's day attracting bumper crowds to the Newton showground. ~ Bathed in sunshine, the site


proved to be spectacular, with the fells providing a dramatic backdrop as thousands enjoyed a memorable day out in the coun­ tryside below. There was something for every­


one, from the extremely popular donkey rides and bouncy castle to marquees housing all kinds of crafts and exhibits, BMX expo­ nent Jez Avery whose daring feats thrilled the children, sheepdog tri­ als; sheep and cattle, vintage trac­ tors and much, much more. I t was a special day for show


LUCY(6), Meg(7) and mum Deb Davis buy from the stall run by Margaret Berry and Nina Harris (5) (C130903/4f)


Show ICMlIlS Trophies


Cattle and sheep Late J. Parker Special (best dairy ani­


mal on field - first time exhibitor): A. Hol­ gate. Late S. R. H. Leaver Challenge Cup (best pair of dairy cows or heifers): Leach- field. Late Col. C. G. Hurst Trophy (any three dairy animals): A. Holgate. Cottam Cup (best pair of heifers any age not to have been calved): not awarded. Hanson Silver Challenge Cup for a cow (supreme champion dairy animal): A. Holgate. Han­ son Silver Challenge Cup bull (best breed­ ing bull): R. Seed. Mrs H. A. Shaw Chal­ lenge Cup (best cow or heifer in-calf or with calf at foot): I. Pickup. The late E. Parkinson Cup (best steer, cross-bred


. heifer or cross-bred bull calf): Critchley. Timothy Procter Challenge Cup (best pair of breeding stock, male, female or mixed): J. C. Walker and Son. Late J. Davis Chal­ lenge Trophy (supreme champion beef ani­ mal): I. Pickup. Preston Farmers' Trophy (pair calves under 24 months): Steve Walker. Bibby Cup (best bull, steer or heifer calf): Critchley. Young farmers


Siaidbum Farmers' Shield (best show­


manship by Slaidburn YFC member in cattle or sheep): Steve Walker. YFC Chal­ lenge Trophy (highest number of points in sheep section): Steve Walker. Youngest competitor in YFC Sheep Section (cash prize donated by E. Pinder): Seth Blakey. Young Farmers' Special Prize: S. Walker. Bolton Cup for girls (best YFC handicraft item): E. Scott; Bolton Cup for Boys: R. Wells. Jar Kaye Trophy (most points in YFC handicraft section): H. Apie. Sheep


West Cumberland Farmers' Tankard


(champion blue-faced Leicester): L. Swindlehurst. Late J. C. Kenyon Chal-.


lenge Trophy (best group five gimmer lambs): L. Swindlehurst. Champion Ter­ minal Sire: J. Stott. Stephen Schofield Memorial Cup (champion lonk j: R. Lister. West Cumberland Farmers' Tankard (champion local Swaledale):.Wallbank. Champion Open Swaledaie: Curwen. J. L. Wood Trophy and Swaledaie Society


-(champion Swaledale): Curwen. West Cumberland Tankard: W. Robinson. M/S T. Robinson and Son Special (best pair horned gimmer lambs any breed): T. Robinson (Sykes). B. and T. Breaks Spe-


■ cial (best pair horned gimmer shearlings): T. Robinson (Catlow). Late Walter Green- halgh Trophy (best pair of horned breed­ ing ewes): T. Robinson (Catlow). Fylde Water Board Trophy (best full groups of four fell sheep): T. Robinson (Catlow). F. H. Shaw Challenge Trophy (champion local exhibit in the sheep section): L. Swindlehurst. Norman Trees Challenge Trophy (best horned female or male sheep): Curwen. Mrs J. A. R. Kay Chal­ lenge Trophy (best Lowland male or female sheep): L. Swindlehurst. J. C. Walker and Son Special (supreme champi­ on sheep reserve): L. Swindlehurst. Late Mr W. Robinson Special (suprmee cham­ pion sheep winner): Curwen. Horses


Booths' Trophy (best yearling filly colt


or gelding): R. Whiteoak. J. D. Bolton Millennium Cup (best


brood mare with foal at foot): R. Sumner. Right Monkey Cup (best foal): R. Sumner. Newhouse Shield (best pair of mares or geldings): M. Graham. A. L. Read Trophy (heavy horse champion): J. Bolton. J. R. Williams Cup (heavy horse champion): J. Bolton. Horticulture and handicrafts Barker Shield (donated by Barkers Nurseries for exhibitor under 16): M.


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Roberts. J. Southworth Bowl (best exhibit flowers): D. Swindlehurst. Pyethorn Cup (most points flowers, floral art, veg.): D. Swindlehurst. Col. L. C. King-Wilkinson Silver Rose Bowl (bowl mixed roses): J. Weisters. Mrs M. Heaton Trophy (best exhibit in class): H. Ireland. Floral Art Trophy - Mrs M. Parker (most points in floral art section): M. Breaks and H. Ire­ land. Late W. R. King-Wilkinson Trophy (six tomatoes on plate): M. Roberts. Black Bull Trophy (best bottle homer


made wine): S. Pinder. John King-Wilkin­ son Trophy (exhibitor with most points in eggs, preserves and fudge section): D. Robinson. Late Mrs J. Thompson Trophy (winner of fruit cake class): D. Taylor. Pearson Trophy (best cake made by gen­ tleman): J. Carr. Mrs E. M. Taylor Chal­ lenge Cup (most points in eggs, preserves and fudge): D. Robinson. Charlie Robin­ son Trophy ( cakes, breads etc.): D. Tay­ lor. Hodson Trophy (best exhibit member Slaidbum or Dunsop Bridge WI): P. Gar­ nett. Miss E. Howard Memorial Trophy (handicrafts): R. Wells. Mr and Mrs J. Parry Shield: A. Swindlehurst. Late J. C. Kenyon Trophy: D. Robinson. Late James Thompson Trophy (photography): M. Breaks.


Children Handwriting Trophy reception: E.


Robinson. Handwriting Trophy Years 1 and 2: A. Kidd. Years 3 and 4: M. Row­ land. Years 5 and 6: M. Russell-Smith. Rickett Family Challenge Trophy: S. Hartley. Late T. Forrest Cup (outstanding exhibit in children's section): S. Wells. Best trade stand: Paul Whittingham -


Whittinghams Tractors. Results Cattle


Commercial Beef Cattle - Beef type , cow: 1, Ian Pickup. Geld Heifer: l and 2,


president Norman Schofield. "It must be one of the best attended events we have ha.d," said a delighted Mr Schofield who farms


A. A. and E. Critchley and Son. Steer: 1, Ian Pickup; 2 and 3, J. V. Fox. Cross-bred bull calf bom since September 1st 2002:1 and 2, J. C. Walker and Son. Cross-bred heifer calf bom since September 1st 2002: 1 and 2, J. C. Walker and Son. Dairy Cattle - Heifer calf born since


June 1st 2002:1, Leachfieids Holsteins. Dairy heifer (under 2 years old)- geld: 1, M and J. Bristol. Dairy heifer in calf (not more than four broad teeth): 1, A. Hol­ gate. Dairy heifer in milk (not more than' four broad teeth): 1, Leachfield Holsteins; 2, A. Holgate; 3, M. and J. Bristol. Dairy cow in calf: 1, A. Holgate; 2, M. and J. Bristol. Dairy cow in milk: 1, A. Holgate; 2, R. Parker; 3, M and J. Bristol. Limousin Cattle - Maiden heifer: 1, S.


W. Thomber and Sons; 2, Ian Pickup. Pure Bred Beef Cattle - Pure bred cow


or heifer in calf or with at foot: 1, Maguire Livestock Services; 2, J. C. Walker and Son. Pure bred geld heifer: 1, Maguire Livestock Services. Pure bred bull calf: 1, R. Seed and Son; 2, Maguire Livestock Services.


Heavy Horses Heavy Horses Section - Best yearling


filly, colt or gelding - Winner to hold the Booths trophy: 3, G and J. Dodd. Best brood mare and with foal at foot (the win­ ner of the above class to hold the J.D. Bolton millenium cup for 12 months: 1, Mr R. Sumner. Winner to hold “the right monkey” cup for 12 months: 1, Mr R. Sumner. Barren Mare or Gelding (three years and over): 1, John Bolton; 2, Maxine Graham; 3, G and J. Dodd. Exhibitor (winner to receive the Newhouse Shield donated by the family of the late Mr and Mrs E. Newhouse): 1, Marine Graham. Sheep'


Any Other Breed - One tup tow shear or over: 1, M.H and ’M. A;,Handley; 2,


turnout for Valley Show


■in Newton. With more than.30 . Parker, also from-Newton, had ■ years'connection with the event; it Censured that there were hundreds . was his first time in the key ro le o f exhibits, including many from


■ and he enjoyed every moment. : children. "It is particularly nice to see Slaidbum resident Mr Anthony


due to his "thinking bird tables."


both sheep and cattle back and a .Powell (81) was just one .of many huge entry in both classes.We ;-r delighted exhibitors to receive a have attracted quite a lot of .'new':?: first prize. For Mr Powelj, it was exhibitors," he added, v f ‘ .


a spectacle in the arena, huffing ,,two years ago. I've now sold 208" and puffing their way around the^he said. /


The vintage tractors made quite ,"My wife bet that I couldn't sell 10 '


ring, proud owners having spent ./ ’••‘A beatiful patchwork quilt, many hours waxing and cleaning; 'painstakingly made by members machines still in the most part” of Slaidburn WI and valued at capable.of a hard day's work in the]imore than £1,000 was„offilisplay fields, --‘i ....


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infectant mats ens tu^'tiSt’ihose place at the end of the show. The. who wished to take a£l(&r;jobicat ‘/..tacky winner was Mrs Pat gamett the livestock took necessary pre- of SlaidburO WI. cautions before they did so and around the field, the words "foot and mouth" were regularly over­ heard as farmers met up for a relaxing day out. The marquees were bulging with


The fell race covered new ground


displays of every kind of craft, cookery and produce. Last year's president Mrs Mary


William Robinson; 3, M. H. and M. A. Handley. One shearling tup: 1, M.H. and M.A. Handley; 2, M. H. and M. A. Hand- ley. One tup lamb: 1, William Robinson; 2, M.H. and M.A. Handley; 3, William Robinson. One gimmer shearling: 1, William Robinson; 2, J. C. Walker and Son; 3, William RObinson. One Ewe - Lamb suckled this season: 1, John Stott; 2 and 3, William Robinson. Best full group of four (three female and one male): 1, William Robinson; 2, M. H. and M. A. Handley; 3, William Robinson. ' Blue Faced Leicester - Tup lamb: 1,


Leonard Swindlehurst; 2, John Stott; Leonard Swindlehurst. Shearling Tup: 1, Leonard Swindlehurst. Tup-Aged: 1, John Stott; 2, Leonard Swindlehurst. Gimmer lamb: 1 and 2, Leonard Swindlehurst; 3, John Stott. Gimmer shearling: 1 and 2, Leonard Swindlehurst. Ewe: 1 and 3, John Stott; 2, Leonard Swindlehurst. Group of four (three females and one male): 1, Leonard Swindlehurst; 2, John Stott. Lonk and Lonk Cross: One tup two


shear or over: 1, Robert Lister; 2, T Whitwell and Sons; 3, Pemberton Dairies. One shearling tup: 1, Robert Lister; 2, T Whitwell and Sons; 3, Brian Crawshaw. One tup lamb: 2, J. Scrivin; 3, Robert Lis­ ter. One gimmer lamb: 1, Brian Crawshaw; 2, T Whitwell and Sons; 3, Robert Lister. One gimmer shearling: 1 and 2, Robert Lister; 3, T. Whitwell and Sons. One ewe- lamb suckled this season: 1, J Scrivin; 2, Brian Crawshaw; 3, Robert Lister. Best full group of four (three female and one male): 1, Robert Lister; 2, Brian Craw-


. shaw; 3, T.W. and B.H. Woodhouse. Mules - One gimmer lamb: 1, Leonard


Swindlehurst; 2, Elizabeth Scott. Prime Lamb - Two prime lambs -


horned: 1, John Harrison; 2, Pemberton Dairies; 3, Pemberton Dairies. Two prime


and the eight-and-a-half mile test­ ing course had a little bit of every­ thing - steep gradients, streams and woods. First man home was Clitheroe's Shaun Livesey, run­ ning for Bowland Fellrunners, in a time of lhr 03mins. 35secs. The route was extremely fast.


lambs dodded: 1, Seth Blakey; 2, R and A Wallbank; 3, J. Scrivin. Swaledale - Local - One tup two shear or oven 1, E. W. and J. R. Parkinson; 2, J. C. Walker and Son. One shearling tup: 1, T. Robinson and Sons (Sykes); 2, J. C. Walker and Son; 3, R and A. Wallbank. One tup lamb: 1, E. W. and J. R. Parkinson; 2, J. C. Walker and Son; 3, T. Robinson and Sons (Sykes). One gim­ mer lamb: 1, T. Robinson and Sons (Sykes); 2, R and A. Wallbank; 3, E. W. and J.R. Parkinson. One gimmer shear­ ling: 1 and 2, T. Robinson and Sons (Sykes); 3, Walker and Son. One ewe - lamb sucked this season: 1, R and A. Wall- bank; 2 and 3, T. Robinson and Sons (Sykes). Best full group of four 4 (three females and one male): 1, T. Robinson and Sons (Sykes); E. W. and J. R. Parkinson; 3, Rand A. Wallbank. Swaledale - Open: One tup two shear or


over: 1, T Robinson and Sons (Catlow); 2, J. W. Atkinson. One shearling tup: 1, T. Tennant, 2, K. M. and K.J. Curwen; 3, T. Robinson and Sons (Catlow). One tup lamb: 1 and 3, Robinson and Sons (Cat- low); 2, Tennant. One gimmer lamb: 1 and 2, Robinson and Sons (Catlow); 3, Ten­ nant. One gimmer shearling: 1, T. Ten­ nant; 2, T. Robinson and Sons (Catlow); 3, K. M. and K. J. Curwen. One ewe - lamb suckled this season: 1, K. M. and K. J. Curwen; 2 and 3, Robinson and Sons (Cat- low). Best full group of four (three females and one male): 1, T. Robinson and Sons (Catlow); 2, T. Tennant; 3, K. M. and K. J. Curwen. Terminal Sire - One tup lamb: 1, John


Stott. One shearling tup: 1, John Stott. One aged tup: 1, John Stott. Young Farmers


Young Farmers Calf Section - Beef type


calf (over 12 months and under 24 months old): 1, A. A. and E. Critchley and Son; 2,


Many runners suffered in the heat on the long'climb up to Beatrix Fell, only to be faced with a gru­ elling tough descent across rough heather and forest tracks. The race attracted a strong field


with Shaun just holding off Thomas Comthwaite (Blackburn Harriers) for most of the first half. Eventually Shaun opened up almost a minute’s lead on Thomas to win the race and set the first male record for the race. Vanessa Peacock was the first woman despite an injury to her ankle. The race required a huge num­


ber of marshals for what is a rela­ tively small club with almost half of Bowland F.elllrunners turning out to help. The whole event was a tremen­


dous team effort. The club expressed its thanks to all those who made the race such a success. Next year the show returns to


Dunsop Bridge with the classic short and sharp route up Mellor Knoll and Totridge Fell. The day's festivities drew to a


close with a disco in Newton Vil­ lage Hall.


Peter Briggs. Beef type calf (under 12 months old): 1 and 2, Steven Walker. Pre­ ston Farmers Trophy (best pair of calves - under 24 months old): 1, Steven Walker. Young Farmers Sheep Section - Homed


gimmer lamb: 1, Steven Walker; 2 and 3, Thomas Harrison. Homed breeding ewe - lamb suckled this season: 1 and 2, Steven Walker; 3, Robert Harrison. One dodded gimmer lamb (any breed): 1, Steven Walk­ er; 2, Seth Blakey; 3, Robert Harrison. Dodded breeding ewe (lamb suckled this season): 1, Steven Walker; 2, Thomas Har­ rison; 3, Seth Blakey. One prime lamb judged from butchers point of view: 1 and 2, Seth Blakey. One prime lamb horned breed: 1 and 2, Robert Harrison; 3, Eliza­ beth Scott.


Horticulture Children’s Section Pre-School: A3 painting, (child’s own


work): 1, Thomas Bennett; 2, Jenny Ire­ land; 3, Sally Pinder. A collage (A4 Child's own work): 1, Jack Bullock; 2, Tommi Meadows; 3, Thomas Bennett. Reception - A decorated pebble: 1,


Robert Spencer; 2, Fiona Porter; 3, Emma Robinson. A picture of “My House” A4 and single mount: 1, Rachel Pinder; 2, Emma Robinson; 3, Caitlin Dickinson. Edible necklace: 1, Eve Bennett; 2, Emma Robinson; 3, Racbel Pinder. Unusual veg­ etable with a caption: 1, Emma Parker; 2, Caitlin Dickinson. Farm vehicle made from one swiss roll, four mini rolls and dec­ orated with liquorice allsorts: 1, Caitlin Dickinson; 2, Emma Parker; 3, Robert Spencer. Decorated plant pot (20cms): 1, Eve Bennett; 2, Samuel Fishwick; 3, Caitlin Dickinson. Handwriting (trophy to best exhibitor): 1, Emma Robinson; 2, Eve Bennett; 3, Fiona Porter. Home made mask: I, Emma Parker. A fish collage: 1, Emma Robinson; 2, Rachel Pinder; 3, Rob


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