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www.clItheroeadvertiser-co.uk Clitheroe Advertiser &Times,Thursday, September 16,2010 3 STUNT HORSE
SENSE: One of
the en trants in the horse class es. (s)
APPRENTICE STALLHOLDER: Ribble Valley teenager Tim Ankers, runner- up on BBC’s “Junior Apprentice” TV show, manned a stall, (s)
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CROWDPULLERS: The vintage tractor display, (s)
TROI’IIIES AND SI’ECIALAWARDS LIVESTOCK
Late S.R.H Leaver Challenge Cup (best pair of BOUGHT FAST Offers within 24 hours
^!s No fees & legal fees paid Completion date to suit you
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mals): Bristol and Parker. The Cottam Cup (best pair of heifers, any age,
daily cows or heifers): Bristol and Parker. Late Col. C.J Hurst Trophy (anv three daily ani
not to have been calved): Helen and Laura West. Hanson Silver Challenge Cup for a cow (Su
preme Champion dairv animal): Bristol and Park er.
Young Handler Class (16 years and under on
show day) beef and dairy: Katie Thornbcr and George Bristol.
breeding bull): J.C Walker and Son. The F.H. Shaw Challenge Trophy (best cow or
Hanson Silver Challenite Cup for a bull (best
heifer in calf or with calf at foot): Michael Burnop. The Late Edward Parkinson Trophy (best steer cross bred heifer or cross bred bull calf): Clare Cropper.
The Timothy Procter Challenge Cup (best pair
of breeding stock; male, female or mixed): M. and E. Hartley.
Tlie Late J. Davis Storke Hotel Challenge Tro phy (supreme champion beef animal): J.C. Walker and Son.
HEAVY HORSES
gelding): G. and J. Dodd. J.D. Bolton Millennium Cup (best brood mare
Woodend. The Newhouse Shield (best pair of marcs or ■
The Right Monkey Cup (best foal): Donna years and under on show day)
geldings): G. and J.
Dodd.Young handler class, 16 \tfyfire om /-1 i,n r lA« . .-vn
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Heavy horse young handler: Shannon Clough. J.R. Williams Cun.fheaiT ho’-^'- ,-t'n„.p;„n'
The Booths trophy (best yearling filly coir or
with foal at foot( £40 cash sponsored by iohn bol- ton): G. and J. Dodd.
Harrison. R E S U L T S
Lewis Harrison. Moorfield Cup (hea\y horse champion): Lewis
YFC
sheep): Robert Walker The Preston Farmers’ Trophv (pair of calves un
points in sheep section): Robert Walker. Late Mr W. Robinson Cup (YFC champion
Walker. Proctor Shield presented by Slaidburn farmers
der 24-months old): Robert Walker. Bibby Cup (best bull steer or heifer calf): Robert
(best showmanship by Slaidburn YFC member in
cattle or sheep): Robert Walker (calf) and Chris Dodd (sheep). The Jar Kay Trophy (Slaidburn YFC member
with most points in yfc handicraft section): Naomi Sowerbutts. ■
Item): Robert Walker.
Item): Elizabeth Scott. Bolton Cup for Boys (best boys’ YFC handicraft
SHEEP
te.xel belte.x and Suffolk): Seth Blakey. The Stephen Schofield Memorial Cup (cham
West Cumberland Farmers Tankard (champion pion lonk or lonk cross): S. and P. Scrivin
n c Cumberland Farmers’ Tankard'(group of 4): E.W. and J.R. Parkinson. ^™Pby (champion swaledale): J.C
Walker and Son. The B. and T. Breaks Special (best pair horned
gimmer shearlings): S. ami P.
Scrivin.Late Walter of4
e%%:EAi'a'ndfli’& . r The Fylde Water Board Trophy (best full group 4 fell or heath going sheep. 1 breed only. 1 gim-
male). E.W. and J.R. Parkinson. The Norman Trees Challenge Trophv (best
horned female or male sheep): Blakey"®
Trophy (best pair of dodded suckled this season): Seth
United Utilities Water pic Perpetual Challenite
PU, S™™" shearling, 1 breeding ev?e, 1 1 - I ust
Bolton Cup for Girls (best girls’ YFC handicraft YFC Challenge Trophy (highest number of Winner of the handwriting vears 5 and 6: Au
tumn Bolton. Best exhibit in years 5 and 6: Gabriel Astin. The Late
T.Forresl Cup (most outsiandinc ex
hibit in the children’s section): Gabriel Astin.' HORTICULTURE
Barker Shield (presented to the cxliibitor under 16 years of age, obtaining most points in F and VF
sections): Hannah Wood. The Pyctliorn Cup (awarded to the exhibitor
obtaining most points in F, VF and FA sections): Mar>’ Cowking.
Hodson Trophy (the best exhibit from a mem
ber of Slaidburn or Dunsop Bridce W1 in EPF and CBP): Kathleen Taylor.
The Late JC Kenyon Trophv (most points in HA
and FA sections): Mary' Cowking. ^ Tlie Mrs E.M. Taylor Challenge Cup (exhibitor
with most points in EPF and CBP sections e.xclud- ing classes open to only u 16): Aldwyth Pearson. The Late Mrs J. Thompson Trophy (best fruit
cake): Jacqueline Fox. The Pearson Trophy (best cake made by a gen
tleman): Edward Ireland. The Charlie Robinson Trophy (for best e.xhibit
in class with most entries in the CBP cxc
cla.ss 1): David Tavlqr.
Farmhouse Fayre Trophy
(best e.xhibit in under 16 classes in cbp section): Robert Spencer.
The John King- Wilkinson Trophy (exhibitor
with most points in EPF section: Alison Grimes. Danial MacCarthy Rose Bowl (best home-made
alcoholic beverage): Philip Grimes. James Southworth Rose Bowl (best exhibit in
flower section): Alison Grimes. Floral art trophy - The Late Mrs M. Parker (flo
ral art trophy for most points in floral art section): Maty Cowking. Mrs M. Heaton trophy (best e.xhibit in FA sec
tion): Susan Farrand. Tlie Miss E. Howard Memorial Trophy (awarded
for the most outstanding e.\hibit in the HA .section): Heather Harrison. Mr and Mrs J. Parry Shield (awarded to the
member of Dunsop Bridge or Slaidburn WI with most points in HA section): Heather Hanison. Late James Thompson Trophy (best exhibit in
photography section): Jane Dickinson. Lite W.R. King-Wilkinson Trophy (six tomatoes
on a plate): Philip Grimes. SHOW AWARDS
hibit inyears 1 and 2: Laura West. Blackburn ' '“" ‘’"'‘''‘‘"S J'uars 3 and 4: Maddie
a n ^ :S a ^ i? " " " ’’*‘="’-'-'"b''iny-r3
. Best exhibH in prclschool: Ellie Jenkins. Best exhibit m reception: Millie AIpe Best ex-
Young h a n to c la s (sheep): William Burnop. „
, ., .CHILDREN’S SECTION
t.s-Bland. Best trade stand: Holden Clough Nursery. Best stall in food hall: Cliocolori. Best craft stall: Fisher Forestry. Winner of the show day sheep dog trials:
T.Longton with Kim. Tug o’ War: Top Lock Tuggers. • Rest of results - page 21
S H O W P IC T U R f Is r i v n a v r n a /ToV a a M f
hurst. Winner of the Pels’ Parade: William Speke Cut-
Winner of the local sheep dog trials: L. Swindle-
SPANISH Beginners' Class Wednesday 6.00 - 7.00 p.m. Improvers' Class Wednesd^ 7.00 - 8.00 p.m. Intermediate (CeSE level) Tnursday *
Intermediate (CCSE Level) Wednesday r - j - i . • > . .
. Advanced Class Wednesday RUSSIAN AOvancea uiass vveunei»ud ' Beginners' ClassWednesday 4 --’L
GERMAN Beglnners'3 Class Wednesday.
• X ITALIAN x'. :.Beginnere'-Class Wednesday
isday ul
b.OO - 7.00 p.m. j5.00 - 6.00 p.m. p.m.
6.00 - 7.00 p.m. 5.00 - 6.00 p.m.
LANGUAGE CLASSES FOR ADULTS- ■ . 7.00-8.00 p.m.'
MANDARIN CHINESE Intermediate Class Ihursday i ; 6.00 - 7.00 p.m.' Tai Chi Thursday
Starting week commencing 20lh September for t ? v the academic year 2010/11.
6.06 - 7.00 p.m, The cost Is £70.00 for the year 7.00 - 8.00 p.m,
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If you are Interested In any of the above classes please contact Audrey Holt - on 01200 423379 or
a.holt@crgs.org.uk
ON PARADE: Young handlers with their livestock in the main ring, (s)
fk by Julie Magee
DESPITE the wet weather, this year’s 66th Hodder Val ley Show, proved no damp squib. Although attendance num
bers were slightly down on last year’s show, which was blessed with bright sunshine, show president David Carlton said he had been pleasantly sur prised by the number of people who went along. “It was great that we man
aged to get such a good crowd of people to the show, con sidering the way the weather had been for the two previous days,” said Mr Carlton. “It was quite wet under foot,
but the weather on the day was quite good, with sunny spells.” “At Hodder Valley there’s
always a really nice homely atmosphere and it manages to remain quite traditional,” added Mr Carlton. “It always offers something
different too and because it changes location every year, this keeps the show fresh.” Mr Carlton, who normally
runs the show’s sheep dog tri als, was privileged to judge the show’s many stalls. After much deliberation
he judged the best stall in the food hall to be Chocolori and the best craft stall as Fisher Forestry. “I was really impressed with
the exhibits and with the food tent where there was a lot of
real quality produce and lots of people were buying and tasting the free samples,” he said. Mr Carlton, a semi-retired
farmer from Newton who was at the show with his wife Bess, added: “We had a very good show of trade stands too, which makes a big difference to the revenue brought in.” This year’s show was held
at Boarsden Farm, between Newton and Dunsop Bridge. Alongside all the usual sheep, cattle, heavy horse entries and sheep dog trials, there were around 20 craft stalls and trade stands. The crowds were wowed
with displays by the Jez Avery Mountain Bike Stunt Show
and the Matthew AIpe Motor cycle Stunt Show. Ribble Valley teenager Tim
Ankers, who was runner-up on BBC’s Junior Apprentice hit TV show, also supported the event and manned a stall for Bowland Stoves, which recent ly opened a new showroom in Poorsland Barn, Slaidburn. Other attractions included a
vintage tractor display, a horse plaiting demonstration in the main ring, a display from the Airedale Beagles, fell racing, sheep shearing, egg catching and tug o’ war competitions. A real family day out, all the
attractions took place to a back drop of music by Slaidburn Sil ver Band.
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SHOW CHIEF: Presi dent David Carlton and his wife, Bess, (s)
STALL VISITOR: Clitheroe town crier Roland Hailwood peruses one of the show’s many craft stalls, (s)
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RIDERS: The
crowds were
wowed by the
Matthew AIpe
Motorcy cle Stunt Show, (s)
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TREATS: One
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stands in the
show’s
food hall, (s)
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THE WAY: A young handler shows
her sheep who’s the boss, (s)
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EXHIBIT: One of
many craft displays at the
show, (s)
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the riders from the
Matthew AIpe
Motorcy cle Stunt Show
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