MUKER SHOW

Wednesday 2 September 2020

Results 2013

Sheep Dogs

	Class	First	Second	Third
	Invitation Sheep Dog Trial	A Hunter & Jess	A Hunter & Gayle	B Swinbank & Nell
	Invitation Sheep Dogs Trial - best run by a novice	P Rigby & Nell
	Dogs (Open) - Rough Coated	B Swinbank & Fenn
	Dogs (Open) - Smoother Coated	J Edgar & Jess
	Beezy Salver for Best Type in Dogs (Open)	B Swinbank & Fenn

Quoits

	Class	First	Second	Third
	Quoits	Stephen Calvert	Kevin Spooner	Jonny Cockeral

Fancy Dress

	Class	First	Second	Third
	Fancy Dress under schoolage	Alex Shepherd	Jessica Dawes
	Fancy Dress 5-7 years	Simon Rigby
	Fancy Dress 8 years & over
	Group Fancy Dress	Amber Williams
	Whitehead Cup for Overall Winner in Fancy Dress	Simon Rigby

Fell Race

See the BOFRA website for the full results of the fell race.

	Class	First	Second	Third
	Open Primary Fell Race - boys under 12 years	James Metcalfe	Mathis Schechterman	Reuben Quel
	Open Primary Fell Race - girls under 12 years	Keera Nelson	Chloe Capstick	Alice Fawcett
	Baldwin Trophy for First Home Under 12 Living in District	James Metcalfe
	Open Junior Fell Race - boys under 14 years	Thomas Nelson	Robert Lambert	James Calvert
	Open Junior Fell Race - girls under 14 years	Imogen Burrow	Emily Schuchterman	Natasha Hill
	Wilf Scott Trophy for First Home Under 14 Living in District	James Calvert
	Open Fell Race - boys under 17 years	no entry	no entry	no entry
	Open Fell Race - girls under 17 years	Ellie Lambert	Hannah Newbold
	R Daykin Trophy for First Home Under 17 Living in District	not awarded
	Open Fell Seniors	Shaun Godsman	Ted Mason	Jack Simpson
	Open Fell Seniors - Ladies	Caroline Lambert	Hazel Robinson	Kirsty Hall
	Midwood Trophy for Senior First Competitor Home Living in District	Scott Tranter

Swaledale Sheep

GIMMER CLASSES

	Class	First	Second	Third
1	1 Ewe confined to small breeders	The Late R Metcalfe & B Richardson	SA Raine	WJ Porter
2	1 Gimmer Shearling confined to small breeders	G&S Coates	BE Hall	EC Coates
3	Gimmer Lamb, small breeders	P Morris-Eyton	L Huddleston	P Chester
4	1 Ewe, 1 Gimmer Shearling & 1 Gimmer Lamb, small breeder	B Acton	N Richardson	JS Calvert & N Davy
5	1 Ewe, large breeders	P Hallam	AD Coates	MW Skidmore
6	1 Shearling, large breeders	P Hallam	PE & KA Sowerby	JR & A Blades
7	1 Gimmer Lamb, large breeders	P Hallam	AD Coates	AD Coates
8	Gimmer Shearling and Gimmer Lamb.	JR & A Blades	JH & CL Harrison
9	Tup Lamb and Gimmer Lamb.	AD Coates	M & C Rukin
10	Best Gimmer Shearling.	PE & KA Sowerby	MM & CL Whitehead	P Hallam
11	1 Registered Ewe, 1 Registered Gimmer Shearling and 1 Gimmer Lamb from registered parents	JH & CL Harrison	N Richardson
12	Best Ewe, shown in no other class, except 13, 14, 16	W Richardson & Son	A Huddleston	JG Hall
13	Gimmer Sheep that has been shown and not won a prize	W Richardson & Son	CJ & AJ Owen	JR & A Blades
14	Gimmer Sheep from stock of no more than 100 ewes that has been shown and not won a prize.	BE Hall	A Calvert	SR Taylor
15	Best Gimmer Lamb in the Show	P Hallam	L Huddleston	P Chester
16	Best Female Sheep in the District	AD Coates	MM & CL Whitehead	G&S Coates
-	Silver Cup for most perfect female sheep	PE & KA Sowerby

TUP CLASSES

	Class	First	Second	Third
17	Best Tup above 2 Shear	A Slack	JR & A Blades	Cockbain, Lightfoot, Bennett
18	Best 2 Shear Tup	JR & A Blades & T Robinson & Son	B Thornborrow	G Calvert & Sons
19	Best Tup Shearling. Large breeders	PE & KA Sowerby	JW Porter & Sons	P Hallam
20	Tup Lamb. Large Breeders.	Messrs Cockbain	JH & CL Harrison	JR & A Blades
21	Tup Shearling from a stock of no more than 100 Ewes.	GE Slack	R Metcalfe	JB Cockerill
22	Best Tup Lamb from stock of no more than 100 ewes	B Acton	R Metcalfe	JS Calvert & N Davy
23	Best Pair of Tup Lambs	M & C Rukin	JS Calvert & N Davy	A Huddleston
24	Tup any age above 1 year old, age considered. Shown in no other class except 30, 31, 33.	Brennand & Reynoldson	G Calvert & Sons
25	1 Tup Lamb. Shown in no other class except 30, 32, 33.	M & C Rukin	P Chester	S Reynoldson & Son
26	Best Sheep (male or female) shown by owner aged under 25.	WJ Porter	G&S Coates	B Acton
27	Best Tup Shearling and Gimmer Shearling	PE & KA Sowerby	JW Porter & Sons	P Hallam
28	Best collection of 1 Aged Tup, Tup Shearling and Tup Lamb	B Thornborrow
29	Best Male and Female Sheep	PE & KA Sowerby	JW Porter & Sons	JR & A Blades
30	Best Male Sheep that has been shown & not won a prize	Messrs Cockbain	S Reynoldson & Son	G Calvert & Sons
31	Best Tup Shearling. To already have been shown	PE & KA Sowerby	GE Slack	JW Porter & Sons
32	Best Tup Lamb in the Show. To already have been shown.	JH & CL Harrison	M & C Rukin	B Acton
33	Best Male Sheep in the District	JW Porter & Sons	JR & A Blades	B Thornborrow
-	Sunter Cup for Most Perfect Male Sheep	PE & KA Sowerby

CHAMPIONSHIP PRIZES

	Class	Winner
-	Chapman Memorial Cup for Most Perfect Sheep shown by small breeder	The Late R Metcalfe & B Richardson
-	Fawbert/Noble Cup & Championship Rosette for Supreme Champion	PE & KA Sowerby
-	Hawes Auction Mart Cup for most points in Sheep	PE & KA Sowerby

YOUNG JUDGES & JUNIOR SHEEP HANDLING

	Class	First	Second	Third
	Young Judges - Siver Cup	Ben Metcalfe	Harry Huddleston	James Metcalfe
	Junior Sheep Handling	Reuben Owen	Harry Huddleston	James Metcalfe

Tractors & Implements

	Class	First	Second	Third
34	Vintage Tractor (up to 1957)	Mr S Cockerill	Mr T Routh	Mr T Routh
35	Classic Tractor (1958 and onwards)	Mr G Atkinson	Mr RG Alderson	Mr K Spooner
36	Implement	Mr RG Alderson	Mr G Atkinson	Mr T Routh
37	Working Stationary Engine	Mr DA Jackson	Mr DA Jackson	Mr DA Jackson
-	Gayle Mill Trophy for best overall tractor	Mr S Cockerill

Wool & Hay

	Class	First	Second	Third
38	Fleece of Swaledale wool	Mr R Nelson	Robert White	Megan Thompson
39	Best bale of hay	Miss A Hunter	Mr M Waggett	Mr N Waggett
40	Decorated hay bale by a child attending school	Ben Metcalfe	James Metcalfe

Walking Sticks

	Class	First	Second	Third
41	Walking stick dressed from wood, not painted or decorated, all in one piece	Mr A Warwick	Mr G Flintoft	Mr S Bell
42	Walking stick dressed from horn, clean shank	Mr A Warwick	Mr S Bell	Mr G Flintoft
43	Walking stick decorated from wood. all in one piece	Mr G Flintoft	Mr A Warwick	Mr G Flintoft
44	Walking stick decorated from horn	Mr A Warwick	Mr G Flintoft	Mr G Flintoft
45	Walking stick made from more than one piece of wood	Mr G Flintoft	Mr S Bell	Mr A Warwick
46	Ornamental stick	Mr A Warwick	Mr A Warwick	Mr S Bell
47	Ladies stick	Mr CB Gray	Mr A Warwick	Mr S Bell
48	Shepherd’s crook made of wood	Mr A Warwick	Mr G Flintoft	Mr A Warwick
49	Shepherd’s crook made of horn	Mr G Flintoft	Mr S Bell	Mr CB Gray
50	Root grown stick, all in one piece	Mr A Warwick	Mr G Flintoft	Mr A Warwick
51	Thumb stick, all in one piece	Mr G Flintoft	Mr A Warwick	Mr G Flintoft
52	Thumb stick, more than one piece	Mr G Flintoft	Mr G Flintoft	Mr A Warwick
53	Half horn or hunting stick	Mr G Flintoft	Mr A Warwick	Mr G Flintoft
54	Walking stick made by a novice	Mr M Thompson	Mr N Bush	Robert White
-	J Waggett Pewter Tankard for best stick	Mr G Flintoft

Produce

PRODUCE SECTION 1

	Class	First	Second	Third
55	1lb butter, either printed or plain	Mrs WH Harker	Mrs WH Harker	Mrs WH Harker
56	1 new milk cheese, Stilton or flat shape, not tried	Mrs WH Harker	Mrs WH Harker	Mrs WH Harker
57	Six hen eggs	Mr M Pope	Mrs K Dickinson	Mrs A Owen
58	Loaf white bread	Mrs WH Harker	Mrs M Eden	Mr A Green
59	Loaf of brown bread	Mrs M Eden	Mrs L Calvert	Mr F Frusher
60	Fruit cake made from 1/2lb of flour	Mrs DM Knowles	Mrs WH Harker	Mrs L Calvert
61	Sandwich cake, unfilled and not sugar dusted	Mrs DM Knowles	Mrs D Waggett	Mrs S Alderson
62	Sponge cake, without fat	Mrs E Stones	Mrs M Eden	Mrs DM Knowles
63	Loaf of gingerbread	Mrs M Eden	Mr T Knowles	Mrs M Banks
64	Rice loaf, open to all	Mrs M Eden	Mrs L Calvert	Mrs M Banks
65	Battenberg cake	Mrs M Banks	Mrs D Waggett	Mrs J Chadwick
66	Four muffins, any variety but all the same; labelled	Mr I Murphy	Miss H Waggett	Mrs M Murphy
67	Carrot cake	Mrs K Tranter	Mrs K Miles	Mrs M Banks
68	Boys & men only: chocolate sandwich cake, filled, not decorated	Mr T Knowles	Mr P Challenger	Mr D Maclean
69	Boys & men only: Four decorated cup cakes	Laurie Blades	Mr D Atkin	Jack Stones
-	Metcalfe Cup for best exhibit in section one	Mr I Murphy

PRODUCE SECTION 2

	Class	First	Second	Third
70	Two items of food from a Dales’ kitchen displayed on a bread board	Mrs D Waggett	Mrs M Green	Miss H Waggett
71	Shortbread, not sugar dusted	Mrs WH Harker	Mrs D Waggett	Mrs L Calvert
72	Six ginger biscuits, not snaps		Mrs WH Harker	Mrs DM Knowles
73	Six small Yorkshire cheese cakes	Mrs WH Harker	Raven Owen	Mrs L Calvert
74	Two tea cakes	Mrs J Dinsdale	Mrs WH Harker	Mrs WH Harker
75	Four fruit scones	Mrs M Eden	Mrs K West	Miss H Waggett
76	Egg and bacon pie	Mrs M Eden	Mr NW Castle	Mrs J Dinsdale
77	Four cheese scones	Mrs L Calvert	Mrs R Hall	Mrs S Alderson
78	Quiche or savoury flan	Mrs M Banks	Mr NW Castle	Mrs P Oldershaw
79	Apple pie on plate	Mr J Pickles	Mr NW Castle	Mr T Knowles
80	Individual cold sweet	Mrs E Stones	Mrs P Oldershaw	Mrs M Banks
81	Four decorated chocolate butterfly buns by child 11 and under	Mary Stones	Alex Shepherd	Anna Hird
82	Four iced gingerbread people by child 11 and under	Anna Hird	Mary Stones	Miles Owen
-	Wensleydale Press Cup for best exhibit in section two	Mrs M Banks

PRODUCE SECTION 3 - PRESERVES

	Class	First	Second	Third
83	Jar of raspberry jam	Mrs J Dinsdale	Mr T Knowles	Mrs DM Knowles
84	Jar of strawberry jam	Mrs J Dinsdale	Mrs D Waggett	Mrs DM Knowles
85	Jar of blackcurrant jam	Mrs WH Harker	Mrs M Birbeck	Mrs S Alderson
86	Any other variety of jam	Mrs M Birbeck	Mrs J Dinsdale	Mrs D Waggett
87	Jar of jelly	Mrs D Waggett	Mrs S Alderson	Mrs DM Knowles
88	Jar of lemon curd	Mrs WH Harker	Mrs WH Harker	Mrs D Waggett
89	Jar of marmalade	Mrs M Birbeck	Mrs WH Harker	Mrs D Waggett
90	Jar of chutney	Mrs D Waggett	Mrs WH Harker	Mrs S Alderson
91	Jar of piccalilli	Mrs DM Knowles	Mrs J Dinsdale	Mrs M Banks
92	Three preserves presented as a gift	Mrs D Waggett	Mrs M Birbeck
-	Secretary’s Cup for best jam	Mrs J Dinsdale
-	£5 special prize for best in section	Mrs D Waggett

PRODUCE SECTION 4 - WINE / GIN

	Class	First	Second	Third
93	Homemade dry white wine	D&B Robinson	Mr J Craig	D&B Robinson
94	Homemade sweet white wine	Mr J Craig	D&B Robinson	D&B Robinson
95	Homemade red wine	Mr A Butters	D&B Robinson	Mr A Butters
96	Homemade rose wine	Mr J Craig	Mr A Butters	D&B Robinson
97	Homemade sloe gin	Mrs DM Knowles	Mrs C Hird	Mr R Alderson
98	Any alcoholic fruit drink	Mrs M Banks	Mr H Nelson	Mr A Nichols
-	David Thompson Memorial Cup for best bottle of wine by local exhibitor	Mr J Craig
-	£5 special prize for best in section	Mrs M Banks

Handicrafts

	Class	First	Second	Third
99	Hand knitted garment, 4 ply for adult	Mrs C Warwick	Mrs C Warwick	Mrs C Warwick
100	Hand knitted garment, DK or chunky	Mrs C Warwick	Mrs M Eden	Mrs C Warwick
101	Hand knitted garment, Arran pattern	Mrs C Warwick	Mrs M Birbeck	Mrs C Warwick
102	Garment for a baby under 2 years	Mrs C Warwick	Mrs DM Knowles	Mrs K Humphrey
103	Knitted article to fit a child age range 2 to 12 years	Mrs M Brier	Mrs C Warwick	Mrs C Warwick
104	Hand knitted garment made from Swaledale or Wensleydale wool	Mrs M Birbeck	Mrs M Birbeck	Mrs DM Knowles
105	Sewn article, machine sewing allowed	Mrs M Brier	Mrs C Warwick	Mrs C Warwick
106	Embroidered article not canvas work or cross stitch framed	Mrs S Frusher	Mrs P Oldershaw	Mrs S Frusher
107	Embroidered article unframed, not cross stitch or canvas work	Mrs H Graham	Mrs DM Knowles	Mrs M Eden
108	Article in canvas work	Mrs C Green	Mrs M Birbeck	Mrs H Graham
109	Article in cross stitch	Mrs J Spotswood	Mrs K Dickinson	Mrs A Birtle
110	Crocheted article	Mrs M Brier	Mrs K Tranter	Mrs DM Knowles
111	Cross stitch bookmark	Mrs D Nelson	Mrs J Flint	Mrs A Birtle
112	Cushion	Mrs J Spotswood	Mrs S Frusher	Mrs DM Knowles
113	Article made from hooky or proddy	Mrs C Warwick
114	Patchwork or quilted item	Mrs J Spotswood
115	Interesting commemorative coin	Mrs WH Harker	Mrs J Spotswood	Ms K Scott
-	Mrs W Pearson special prize of £5 to exhibitor with the highest points in section.	Mrs C Warwick
-	Mrs Morgan Memorial Silver Rose Bowl for best piece of handiwork.	Mrs C Green
-	Laxton Cup for best local handicraft.	Mrs H Graham

Handwriting

	Class	First	Second	Third
116	Handwriting - aged 5 years and under (pre-school)	Harry Huddleston
117	Handwriting - aged 6 & 7 years	Miles Livingstone-Owen	Laurie Blades	Cleopatra Baker
118	Handwriting - aged 8 & 9 years	Lauryn Alderson	Amelia Brown	Tristen Brown
119	Handwriting - aged 10 & 11 years	Mary Stones	Paige Brown	Anna Hird
120	Handwriting - aged 12 to 16 years	Georgia Hird	Jasper Warrallo
121	Adult Handwriting	Mr A Horn	Miss H Waggett	Mrs KA Robson
122	Swaledale Limerick	Mr A Horn	Mr A Horn	Mr A Humphrey
123	Poem by a child attending school	James Metcalfe	Mia Gadsby	Anna Hird
124	Short story of no more than 500 words titled ‘A Day in the Dales’	Mrs T Robertshaw	Finlay Warrallo	Mrs S Baker
-	Mary Thomas Cup for the best piece of children’s handwriting	Georgia Hird

Art

CHILDREN'S ART

	Class	First	Second	Third
125	Picture by a child aged under 5 years	Alex Shepherd	Anne Marie Huddleston
126	Picture of a farming scene, aged 7 years and under	Laurie Blades	Harry Huddleston	Alex Shepherd
127	Picture of a farming scene, aged 8-11 years	Anna Hird	Mary Stones	Reuben Owen
128	Picture by a child aged 11 years and under	Wilfred Slater Hunter	Alfred Atkin	Anna Hird
129	Picture by a child aged 12-16 years	Jack Stones	Ben Metcalfe	Raven Owen
129.5	130a: Collage by a child aged 5 years and under	Alice Bowe	Ellie Hughes	Isabel Bainbridge
130	Collage by a child aged 6-7 years	Miles Livingstone-Owen	Nicholas Howarth	Wilfred Slater Hunter
131	Collage by a child aged 8-9 years	Taryn Hodgson	Scott Storr	Jack Stephenson
132	Collage by a child aged 10-11 years	Paige Brown	Millie Brown	Enrique Boyde Castillo
133	Article made, collected or grown out of school hours by a child under 11	Anna Hird	Wilfred Slater Hunter	James Metcalfe
134	Computer-generated front cover design for Reeth Gazette	Mary Stones	Anna Hird
135	Decorated wellington boot. Aged 11 years and under.	Jack Gadsby	Mia Gadsby	Anna Hird
136	Picture of a farm animal. Aged 8-16 years.	Ben Metcalfe	Anna Hird	Mary Stones
137	Wool collage.	James Metcalfe	Anna Hird	Ben Metcalfe
-	James Peacock Coal £10 gift token for child with most points in section	Anna Hird
-	Silver Cup for best children’s art exhibit	Miles Livingstone-Owen

ADULT ART

	Class	First	Second	Third
138	Amateur painting	Mrs C Nichols	Mr P Geide	Mr N Guy
139	Dales landscape	Mrs J Braithwaite	Mr P Geide	Mr R Haywood
140	Three pictures by same artist shown in no other class	Mr P Geide	Mrs S Thomlinson	Mr N Guy
141	Arts and crafts, no embroidery, only a finished article	Mrs S Frusher	Mr N Bush	Mrs S Frusher
142	Article made from cane, wood or metal	Mr N Bush	Alistair West	Mrs KA Robson
143	Pen and ink cartoon	Mr N Baker	Mr D Moks	Mr P Flint
144	Drawing in pencil, pen and ink, pastels or charcoal	Mr P Geide	Mrs J Braithwaite	Miss B Dent
-	Jubilee Cup for best in art	Mr P Geide

Photography

	Class	First	Second	Third
145	Photograph by a child of 16 years or under.	Joseph Tranter	Joseph Tranter	Alex Shepherd
146	Four photographs by a child 16 or under on theme ‘my favourite things’	Anna Hird	Thomas Walker
147	Black and white photograph	Mrs C Warwick	Mr P Cass	Mr P Flint
148	Photograph of a landscape in colour	Mrs G Cass	Mrs G Jones	Mr P Cass
149	Photograph of Swaledale in colour	Mr D Copland	Mr R Jones	Dr H Pope
150	Photograph of pets	Mr R Jones	Mrs G Jones	Mrs C Warwick
151	Photograph of children in colour	Mr R Jones	Mr R Miles	Mr R Miles
152	Photograph with suitable caption	Mrs K Browne	Mrs C Warwick	Mrs G Jones
153	Wildlife photograph	Mrs C Warwick	Mrs C Brookes-Leyland	Mr E Cooper
154	Photograph of a Swaledale Bridge	Mr R Jones	Dr H Pope	Mr E Cooper
155	Photograph of an adult in colour	Mrs C Brookes-Leyland	Mrs C Brookes-Leyland	Mrs G Jones
156	Photograph of any past Muker Show	Mr D Copland	Mrs E Barraclough	Mr R Jones
-	Jack Nutting Tankard for the best photograph in section	Mrs C Brookes-Leyland

Horticulture Results

CHILDREN'S CLASSES

	Class	First	Second	Third
157	Cress grown in a decorated egg shell	Anne Marie Huddleston	Harry Huddleston
158	Edible necklace.	Anna Hird	James Metcalfe	Mia Gadsby
159	Tray Garden by any child attending school	Alfred Atkin
160	Vegetable or fruit grown by exhibitor
161	Animal made from vegetables and/or fruit	Ben Metcalfe	Alfred Atkin	Jack Gadsby
162	Collection of 3 vegetables grown by exhibitor
163	Arrangement of garden flowers/foliage in item of own footwear.
-	Mr & Mrs C Purver Prize of £5 for best exhibit in children’s horticulture	Alfred Atkin

OPEN FLOWER ARRANGEMENT

	Class	First	Second	Third
164	Arrangement in an unusual container	Mrs S Alderson	Mrs S Alderson	Prof C Roberts
165	Arrangement in candlestick	Mrs S Alderson	Mrs S Thompson	Mrs C Nichols
166	Lady’s corsage	Miss B Dent	Mrs J Dinsdale	Mrs S Alderson
167	Arrangement using artificial flowers
168	Arrangement with a harvest theme, accessories allowed	Mrs S Alderson	Mrs J Flint	Prof C Roberts
-	Special Prize of £5 for best flower arrangement	Mrs S Alderson

OPEN FLOWERS

	Class	First	Second	Third
169	3 decorative dahlias, medium	Mrs D Rickaby
170	3 decorative dahlias, small	Mrs D Rickaby
171	3 cactus dahlias, medium	Mrs D Rickaby	Mr I Clarkson
172	3 cactus dahlias, small	Mrs D Rickaby	Mrs D Rickaby	Mr I Clarkson
172.5	172a: 3 ball dahlias	Mrs D Rickaby	Mrs D Rickaby	Mrs D Rickaby
173	3 pompom dahlias, small	Mrs D Rickaby	Mrs D Rickaby	Mr I Clarkson
174	One rose	Mr W Barker	Mr W Barker	Mr E Cooper
175	3 marigolds	Mrs J Calvert	Mrs J Dinsdale	Mrs J Calvert
176	Vase of asters, 4 blooms. Mrs W N Hope’s Memorial prize.	Mr I Clarkson	Mr I Clarkson
177	Flowering pot plant	Mrs J Dinsdale	Mrs KA Robson	Mr I Clarkson
178	Foliage pot plant	Mr I Clarkson	Prof C Roberts	Mrs J Dinsdale
179	Pot fuchsia	Mr I Clarkson	Mr I Clarkson	Mrs J Calvert
180	Standard fuchsia	Gunnerside Estate Gardeners	Mr I Clarkson
181	Cactus plant	Mr WCB Robson	Mr WCB Robson	Mr WCB Robson
182	3 chrysanthemums, incurved or incurving	Mrs D Rickaby
183	3 chrysanthemums, decorated or reflexed	Mrs D Rickaby
184	3 cut roses, dissimilar	Mr W Barker	Mr W Barker	Mrs S Frusher
185	1 stalk Floribunda rose, any colour	Mrs J Kirkland
186	3 gladioli	Mr I Clarkson	Mr I Clarkson	Mr I Clarkson
187	Vase of sweet peas, 6 blooms, any colour	Mr I Clarkson	Mr NW Castle	Mr I Clarkson
188	Collection of garden flowers	Mrs S Alderson	Prof C Roberts
189	1 flower and 1 vegetable shown together	Mr I Clarkson	Mr W Barker	Mr W Barker
-	Ravensworth Nurseries Special Prize for best exhibit in open flowers	Mr I Clarkson

LOCAL FLOWERS

	Class	First	Second	Third
190	3 decorative dahlias, medium/small	Mr D Chadwick	Mrs R Newborn	Mrs R Newborn
191	3 cactus dahlias, medium/small	Mrs R Newborn	Mr D Chadwick	Mrs R Newborn
192	3 pompom dahlias, small	Mrs R Newborn	Mrs R Newborn	Mrs R Newborn
193	Vase of asters, 4 blooms.	D&V Stark	Mrs R Newborn	Mrs R Newborn
194	1 Rose	Gunnerside Island	Mrs D Guy	Mrs J Pope
195	1 stalk Floribunda rose	Mrs A Staines	Gunnerside Island	Mrs J Pope
196	3 cut roses, dissimilar	Mrs C Clarkson	Gunnerside Island	Mrs A Staines
197	Collection of mixed garden flowers	Mrs R Newborn	Mrs S Alderson	Mrs C Nichols
198	Vase of sweet peas, 4 blooms, any colour	D&V Stark	Mrs J Chadwick	Mrs P Challenger
199	Vase of spray chrysanthemums	Mrs R Newborn
200	Foliage pot plant	Gunnerside Estate Gardeners	Gunnerside Estate Gardeners
201	Flowering pot plant
-	Special Prize of £5 for best exhibit in local flowers	Mrs R Newborn

OPEN FRUIT

	Class	First	Second	Third
202	4 dessert apples	Gunnerside Estate Gardeners	Mr W Barker	Mr W Barker
203	4 cooking apples	Mr W Barker	Mr W Barker	Mrs K West
204	4 dessert plums	Mr W Barker	Mr M Pope	Mr W Barker
205	4 pears	Mr W Barker	Mr W Barker
206	Any other fruit not classified	Mr W Barker	Mr W Barker
-	Special Prize of £5 for best exhibit in open fruits	Mr W Barker

OPEN VEGETABLES

	Class	First	Second	Third
207	4 round white potatoes to be washed	Mr W Barker	Mr W Barker	Mr W Barker
208	4 kidney potatoes any colour to be washed	Mr W Barker	Mr W Barker	Mr I Clarkson
209	4 round coloured potatoes to be washed	Mr W Barker	Mr NW Castle	Mr W Barker
210	Largest potato, any shape	Mr W Barker	Mr W Barker	Mr W Barker
211	3 onions, shown as grown from seed, washed	Mr A Iceton	Mr L Bartley	Mr W Barker
212	3 onions, shown as grown from sets, washed	Mr I Clarkson	Mr I Clarkson	Mr W Barker
213	3 onions, dressed grown from seed	Mr A Iceton	Mr W Barker	Mr W Barker
214	3 onions, dressed grown from sets	Mr W Barker	Mr W Barker	Mr I Clarkson
215	6 shallots on a plate	Mr I Clarkson	Mr W Barker	Mr I Clarkson
216	2 trench leeks	Mr W Barker	Mr W Barker
217	2 pot leeks	Mr A Iceton	Mr W Barker	Mr W Barker
218	1 cabbage, any variety not to be cut	Mr A Iceton	Mr I Clarkson	Mr W Barker
219	1 cauliflower	Mr W Barker	Mr W Barker	Mr W Barker
220	1 head of lettuce	Mr W Barker	Mr W Barker	Mr W Barker
221	3 beetroot, round	Mr A Iceton	Mr I Clarkson	Mr W Barker
222	3 carrots, long pointed	Mr W Barker	Mr W Barker	Mr I Clarkson
223	3 carrots, stump rooted	Mr A Iceton	Mr I Clarkson	Mr W Barker
224	6 pods of peas	Mr T Leete	Mr W Barker	Mr W Barker
225	4 tomatoes	Mr W Barker	Mr W Barker	Mr W Barker
226	Vegetable marrow	Mr W Barker	Mr W Barker	Mr W Barker
227	Cucumber	Mr A Iceton	Mr I Clarkson	Mr I Clarkson
228	Head of celery	Mr W Barker	Mr W Barker	Mr W Barker
229	6 runner beans	Mr I Clarkson	Mr W Barker	Mr I Clarkson
230	6 broad beans	Mr I Clarkson	Mr W Barker	Mr W Barker
231	Collection of 4 different vegetables	Mr W Barker	Mr W Barker	Mr I Clarkson
232	Collection of any 6 different vegetables (one of each)	Mr W Barker	Mr W Barker	Mr I Clarkson
233	Any vegetable not previously classed in open section	Mr W Barker	Mr W Barker	Mr W Barker
-	Ravensworth Nurseries Special Prize for best exhibit in open vegetables	Mr A Iceton

LOCAL VEGETABLES

	Class	First	Second	Third
234	4 round white potatoes, to be washed	Mrs R Newborn	Mrs R Newborn	Mrs R Newborn
235	4 kidney potatoes any colour, to be washed	Mrs R Newborn	Mrs R Newborn	Mrs R Newborn
236	4 round coloured potatoes to be washed	Mrs R Newborn	Mrs R Newborn	Mr A Guy
237	Largest potato, any shape	Mrs R Newborn	Mr A Guy	Mrs R Newborn
238	3 onions, shown as grown, washed	Mrs R Newborn	Mrs R Newborn
239	3 onions, dressed	Mrs R Newborn	Mrs R Newborn
240	6 shallots on a plate	Mrs R Newborn	Mrs R Newborn	Mrs R Newborn
241	2 trench leeks	Mr A Guy	Mrs R Newborn	Mrs R Newborn
242	2 pot leeks	Mrs R Newborn	Mrs R Newborn
243	1 cabbage, any variety (not to be cut)	Mrs R Newborn	Mrs R Newborn	Mrs R Newborn
244	1 cauliflower	Mrs R Newborn
245	1 head of lettuce	Mrs R Newborn	Mrs R Newborn	Mrs R Newborn
246	3 beetroot, round	Mrs R Newborn	Mrs R Newborn	Mr A Guy
247	3 carrots	Mr D Maclean	Mrs R Newborn	Mr A Guy
248	6 pods of peas	Mrs R Newborn	Mr A Guy	Mrs R Newborn
249	4 tomatoes	D&V Stark	Mr A Guy	Mrs R Newborn
250	6 runner beans	Mrs R Newborn	Mrs R Newborn	Miss J Armstrong
251	6 broad beans	Mrs R Newborn	Mrs R Newborn	Mrs R Newborn
252	1 flower and 1 vegetable shown together	D&V Stark	Mr A Guy	Mrs R Newborn
253	Collection of 4 different vegetables	Mr A Guy	Mrs R Newborn	Mrs R Newborn
254	Any vegetable not previously classed in local section	Mr A Guy	Mrs C Geide	Mrs R Newborn
-	Special Prize of £5 for best exhibit in local vegetables	Mr A Guy

BEST IN HORTICULTURE

	Class	First
-	JD Jackson Memorial Trophy for local exhibitor with most points in horticulture	Mrs R Newborn
-	Gunnerside Estate Cup for the best exhibit in Local Flowers and Local Vegetables	Mr A Guy
-	Silver Cup for best exhibit in Open Flower, Fruit and Vegetable sections	Mr A Iceton
-	Simpson Perpetual Trophy for best exhibit from winners of above two cups	Mr A Iceton

Most Points in Show

-	John Herbert Clarkson Memorial Trophy for exhibitor with most points	Mr W Barker
-	Perpetual Silver Cup to school child living in the show area with most points	Anna Hird