| SCHEDULE OF PRIZES |
| Exhibitors removing exhibits before 4.45pm, without the consent of the |
| Secretary, are liable to forfeit all prize money, as per Rules 8 and 14. |
| ENTRY FEE: 50p per entry (except where otherwise stated) |
| In Division A, B and C prizes will be: |
| 1st £2.00 2nd £1.50 3rd £1.00 (except where otherwise stated) |
| DIVISION A - FLOWERS (Open) |
| JUDGE: Mr J.W. Scruton |
| * Classes 3 & 4 to be judged by Flower Arrangement Judge |
| Restricted to two entries per exhibitor |
| The Robert Radcliffe Trophy (to be held for one year) |
| Special Prize of £7.00 to the exhibitor with the most points and £3.00 to the runnerR up. |
| 1st - 3 pts 2nd - 2 pts 3rd - 1 pt |
| CLASS |
| 1 1 stem Gladioli |
| 2 3 Rudbeckia |
| 3 Gentlemanʼs Buttonhole of flowers & foliage, grown in the open |
| 4 A Ladyʼs buttonhole (presentation) of fresh flowers & foliage |
| 5 1 stem Lily, any variety |
| 6 Vase of one variety of annuals |
| 7 Best mixed collection of Sweet Peas, not more than 12 spikes, own foliage only |
| 8 Best mixed collection of Sweet Peas, not more than 50 spikes, own foliage only |
| 9 3 Antirrhinums |
| 10 3 Phlox |
| 11 Cacti any variety |
| 12 Geranium any variety |
| 13 Vase of Mixed Annuals |
| 14 Fuschia non standard |
| 15 Any flowering pot plant not scheduled |
| 16 Any foliage pot plant not scheduled |
| 17 3 Begonia flower heads |
| 18 Hanging plant in bloom |
| 19 Hanging basket of flowers in bloom, grown in basket |
| 20 3 Pansies |
| 21 One vase of 3 roses |
| 22 A single rose |
| 23 A vase of 3 sprays of floribunda Roses any variety |
| 24 3 stems Patio roses |
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| 25 One vase of 3 Double Asters |
| 26 1 Large Dahlia, grown outside |
| 27 2 Medium Dahlias, grown outside |
| 28 3 Small Dahlias, grown outside |
| 29 3 Pom-Pom Dahlias, grown outside |
| 30 Vase of Marguerites |
| 31 3 Hollyhocks, one flower each |
| 32 Vase of 6 cut flowers, distinct, one spray of each or one flower of each |
| 33 3 Hosta Leaves |
| 34 3 French Marigolds |
| 35 3 African Marigolds |
| 36 A Vase not exceeding 4” top of Calendulas |
| 37 Pot suitable for patio of flowering plants |
| 38 Pot suitable for patio of evergreen plants |
| FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS 2010 |
| (Rule 8 does not apply) |
| Space allowed: 61 cms (24”) wide x 76 cms (30”) high unless otherwise stated |
| JUDGE: Mrs S Hall |
| Prizes: 1st £5 2nd £3 3rd £2 Entry Fee 50p |
| A special prize Voucher given by Strikes Garden Centre to the best exhibitor |
| in Floral Art or Best in Show. |
| CLASS |
| 40 An Arrangement using Foliage only |
| For Exhibitors who have not previously won a first prize |
| 41 A Woodland Scene - may use accessories |
| 42 In the Pink - may use accessories |
| 43 Take Three – may use accessories |
| 44 Autumn is coming – may use accessories |
| 45 Sound of Music – may use accessories |
| 46 In a Box |
| For Children up to 12 years on show day |
| Prizes kindly presented by Mrs M Shepherd |
| 47 In a Box |
| For 12-18 year olds on show day |
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| DIVISION B - FRUITS (Open) |
| JUDGE: Mr R. Orme |
| Restricted Two Entries per Exhibitor |
| The K.F. & S.M. Pearson Trophy (to be held for one year) to be awarded |
| for gaining most points in Division B – Fruits Classes 50-62 |
| 1st - 3 pts 2nd - 2 pts 3rd - 1 pt |
| CLASS |
| 50 Dish of 8 Gooseberries, largest |
| 51 Dish of 8 Gooseberries, flavour |
| 52 Dish of 12 Raspberries |
| 53 Dish of 12 Blackberries (Brambles) |
| 54 Dish of Red or White Currants on strap |
| 55 Dish of Blackcurrants |
| 56 3 Dessert Apples |
| 57 3 Cooking Apples |
| 58 3 Pears |
| 59 3 Plums any variety |
| 60 3 Sticks Rhubarb |
| 61 12 Tay Berries |
| 62 Tray of 4 distinct type of Fruit |
| (Rhubarb, Tomatoes, Marrows & Cucumbers may count as either Fruit |
| or Vegetables) |
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| DIVISION C - VEGETABLES (Open) |
| Restricted to two entries per exhibitor |
| (Exhibitors please note Rule 18) |
| JUDGE: Mr R. Orme |
| The John Smith Trophy (to be held for one year) and a Special Prize of £7 presented |
| to the exhibitor with the most points in Division C, and £3 for the runner-up. |
| 1st - 3 pts 2nd - 2 pts 3rd - 1 pt |
| CLASS |
| 64 3 Onions from seed, as grown |
| 65 3 large Exhibition Onions, dressed |
| 66 3 Onions grown from sets, undressed |
| 67 3 Onions under 250gms (1/2 lb), dressed |
| 68 3 Red Onions, as grown |
| 69 6 Shallots, dressed |
| 70 6 Shallots pear shaped, dressed |
| 71 4 Salad Potatoes |
| 72 4 Coloured Potatoes |
| 73 4 White Potatoes |
| 74 6 Pods of Peas |
| 75 6 Pods of Runner Beans |
| 76 6 Pods of Broad Beans |
| 77 3 Cobs of Sweetcorn |
| 78 6 Pods of Sugar Peas |
| 79 2 Trench Leeks |
| 80 2 Pot Leeks |
| 81 3 Short Carrots |
| 82 3 Long Carrots |
| 83 2 Garden Turnips any variety |
| 84 2 Garden Swedes |
| 85 1 Vegetable Marrow |
| 86 1 Cauliflower, dressed |
| 87 1 Green Cabbage |
| 88 1 Red Cabbage |
| 89 4 Bunches of fresh Herbs Distinct |
| 90 2 Round Beetroot |
| 91 1 Head Celery |
| 92 2 Peppers, any variety |
| 93 1 Cucumber |
| 94 2 Courgettes |
| 95 4 Tomatoes with 1.25cms (1/2”) stalks |
| 96 Best Truss of Tomatoes |
| 97 1 Head Lettuce |
| 98 Tray of 4 distinctive type of Vegetables, dressed, one of each |
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| DIVISION D - CHILDRENʼS CLASSES (Open) |
| No paintings to be mounted |
| JUDGES: Mrs C. Phillips, Mrs R. Bellas and Mrs M.A. Cowen |
| Prizes: 1st £1 2nd 75p 3rd 50p 4th 30p Entry Fee 25p per entry |
| Open to school children under 16 years on the date of the Show. Age only |
| to be shown on Class cards. The Flowers and Fruit must be collected and |
| arranged solely by the child exhibiting, and work must be his/her own effort. |
| Arrangements, variety and quality will be considered. |
| Please show age on all exhibits. Where possible class tickets to be firmly attached. |
| The JacksonR Walker Challenge Cup to be held for one year will be presented |
| to the Exhibitor with the most points in Classes 99 R 117 inclusive. |
| 1st - 4 pts 2nd - 3 pts 3rd - 2 pts 4th - 1 pt |
| Classes 100 - 110 inclusive kindly sponsored by Mrs S. Kirk |
| SCARECROW CLASS - SEE CLASS 202 |
| CLASS |
| 46 In a Box - may use accessories |
| For children up to 12 yrs on showday. |
| 99 A computer-designed Poster |
| 100 4 Butterfly buns |
| 101 4 Biscuits |
| 102 Collage, any medium not exceeding 30 x 30cms square |
| 103 Article made from “LEGO” or similar 11 years and under |
| No kit form to be used. Not to exceed 30cms x 30cms |
| 104 4 Brownies |
| 105 An item made from papier-mâché |
| 106 A Face Mask any medium |
| 107 Hand-painted Picture |
| 108 Small Animal made from Vegetables, 10 years and under |
| 109 Small Animal made from Vegetables, 11 years and over |
| 110 Display of Wild Fruit, tray not exceeding 30cms x 30cms square outside |
| 111 1 Vase of Wild Grasses of mixed varieties |
| 112 Bowl of floating Garden Flower Heads. Bowl not to exceed 20cms at |
| widest part.The Flower heads to be arranged by the children on the table |
| provided. Originality of arrangement will be considered. |
| 113 Miniature Garden on Plate / Dish / Tray not exceeding 30 x 30cms square |
| outside measurement, 10 years and under. |
| 114 Miniature Garden on Plate /Dish /Tray not exceeding 30 x 30cms square |
| outside measurement, 11 years and over |
| Prizes kindly presented by Mr & Mrs D. H. Lowther |
| 115 Colour Photograph of Grandma or Grandpa. |
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| 116 Handwriting for 7 years and under, this verse to be printed |
| The Boy and The Owl |
| There was a little boy who went into a field |
| And lay down on some hay; |
| An owl came out and flew about, |
| And the little boy ran away |
| 117 Joined Handwriting for 8 years and over. |
| The Little Clock |
| Thereʼs a neat little clock |
| In the schoolroom it stands |
| And it points to the time |
| With its two little hands |
| And may we, like the clock |
| Keep a face clean and bright |
| With hands ever ready |
| To do what is right |
| CLASSES 118-128 - UNDER 12 YEARS ON SHOW DAY (Open) |
| No paintings to be mounted |
| Prizes: 1st £1 2nd 75p 3rd 50p 4th 30p Entry Fee 25p per entry |
| The R. Daniel Cup to be held for one year will be presented to the Exhibitor |
| with most points in Classes 118 - 127 inclusive. |
| 1st - 4 pts 2nd - 3pts 3rd - 2 pts 4th - 1 pt |
| Please show age on all exhibits |
| CLASS |
| 118 Colour Photograph of a ʻPetʼ. |
| 119 A Coloured Picture, size A3, for children under 7 years |
| 120 A Coloured Picture, size A3, for children 7-8 years |
| 121 A Painted Doiley, for children 9-11 years |
| 122 Handwriting - Verse or Prose not less than 6 lines for children, under 7 years |
| 123 Handwriting - Verse or Prose not less than 6 lines for children 7-8 years |
| 124 Handwriting - Verse or Prose not less than 8 lines for children 9-11 years |
| 125 A Short Story, maximum one side A4 (handR written or computer typed.) |
| 126 A model of Recyclable Materials, 8 years and under |
| 127 A model of Recyclable Materials, 9 years and over |
| 128 A model made from soft pliable material (example play doh) |
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| SPECIAL CLASSES FOR ARTICLES MADE BY CHILDREN WHILST IN SCHOOL |
| No paintings to be mounted |
| Prizes: 1st 75p 2nd 50p 3rd 30p 4th 20p |
| No entry fee payable from Classes 130 - 143. One entry/class/child |
| PLEASE SHOWAGE ON ALL EXHIBITS |
| OSMOTHERLEY SCHOOL |
| CLASS |
| 130A A Painting or Collage, size A3, Reception and Years 1 & 2 |
| 130B 1 Item of Handwriting, Reception and Years 1 & 2 |
| 131A A Painting or Collage, size A3, Years 3 & 4 |
| 131B 1 Item of Handwriting, Years 3 & 4 |
| 132A A Painting or Collage, size A3, Years 5 & 6 |
| 132B 1 Item of Handwriting, Years 5 & 6 |
| SWAINBY & POTTO SCHOOL |
| CLASS |
| 133A A Painting or Collage, size A3, Reception and Years 1 & 2 |
| 133B 1 Item of Handwriting, Reception and Years 1 & 2 |
| 134A Painting or Collage, size A3, Years 3 & 4 |
| 134B 1 Item of Handwriting, Years 3 & 4 |
| 135A A Painting or Collage, size A3, Years 5 & 6 |
| 135B 1 Item of Handwriting, Years 5 & 6 |
| INGLEBY ARNCLIFFE SCHOOL |
| CLASS |
| 136A A Painting or Collage, size A3, Reception and Years 1 & 2 |
| 136B 1 Item of Handwriting, Reception and Years 1 & 2 |
| 137A A Painting or Collage, size A3, Years 3 & 4 |
| 137B 1 Item of Handwriting, Years 3 & 4 |
| 138A A Painting or Collage, size A3, Years 5 & 6 |
| 138B 1 Item of Handwriting, Years 5 & 6 |
| SPECIAL CLASS - FOR PRE-SCHOOL CHILDREN |
| 142 A Picture (not mounted) to be worked at Osmotherley pre-school |
| 143 A Picture (not mounted) to be worked at Swainbees pre-school |
| FANCY DRESS CLASSES - See Class Numbers 458 & 459 |
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| DIVISION E - PRODUCE (Open) |
| JUDGES: |
| Produce Mrs K Frank, Mrs J. Wikinson |
| Mrs C Tennant & Mrs E. Kirby |
| Handicrafts Mrs M. Chapman |
| Painting/Folk Art Mr K. Fox |
| & Decorated Egg |
| Photography |
| Men & Boys Handicraft Mr & Mrs G. Burdis |
| Computer |
| Judges Tips |
| Jam Jars – use plain lids. |
| Cakes – donʼt use pre-made cases, use a baking tin and greaseproof/lining paper to |
| aim for square corners. |
| Exhibitors please note: Entries in Classes 145 R 187 are restricted to 2 entries |
| per person per class. Where possible class tickets to be firmly attached. |
| Prizes: 1st £2.00 2nd £1.50 3rd £1.00 Entry Fee 50p per entry |
| The ‘Abbott’ Trophy to be held for one year, kindly presented by Mr & Mrs P Abbott |
| for the Best Photograph in Show – Open to all Photograph Classes. |
| CLASS |
| 145 6 Bantam Eggs |
| 146 6 Fresh Eggs, Coloured |
| 147 Best White Loaf |
| 148 Best 1 lb Brown Loaf |
| 149 4 Queen Buns |
| 150 Tea Bread/Brack |
| Recipe: |
| 200g (8oz) sultanas 100g (4oz) raisins |
| 100g (4oz) currants 150g (6oz) demerara sugar |
| 125ml (1/4pt) hot tea 200g (8oz) selfR raising flour |
| 1 egg |
| Mix together fruits, sugar and tea, cover and leave overnight. |
| Add beaten egg and then flour, stir well. |
| Place mixture into greased and lined 1kg (2lb) loaf tin. Bake for approx |
| 11/2 hrs at 160°C/325°F/gas mark 3) |
| 151 1/2 lb Fruit Cake tin approx 7” |
| 1st £5.00 2nd £3.00 3rd £2.00 |
| 152 Ground Rice Loaf |
| 153 4 Shortbread Biscuits using a cutter |
| 154 4 Fruit Scones |
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| 155 Plain Fatless Sponge |
| 156 Gingerbread Loaf |
| 157 Chocolate Cake with filling, not iced |
| 158 4 Bakewell Tarts |
| 159 4 pieces (approx 2” x 3” each) Flap Jack |
| 160 AWhite Loaf made in a Bread maker |
| 161 A Brown Loaf made in a Bread maker |
| 162 4 Butterfly Buns |
| 163 MEN AND BOYS ONLY: Cake of own choice not exceeding 7”, not decorated. |
| 164 A Packed Lunch: 3 homeR made items only, in a lunch box or container |
| not exceeding 8” x 6” x 4” without a lid |
| 165 Jar of Raspberry Jam |
| 166 Jar of any other Jam |
| 167 Jar of Lemon Curd |
| 168 Jar of Marmalade |
| 169 Jar of Pickle |
| 170 Jar of Home-made Jelly |
| 171 A Home-made Soft Drink, Screwtop Clear Bottle |
| 172 Men and Boys Metalwork |
| 173 Men and Boys Woodwork |
| 174 Hand Knitted Article in Double Knitting |
| 175 Hand Knitted Article |
| 176 Embroidered Article |
| 177 Embroidered Picture (not cross-stitch) |
| 178 Photograph of Osmotherley Show, past or present (state year) |
| 179 Photograph taken in low light |
| 180 Before & After Photographs (2 photos per entry) |
| 181 A Colour Photograph of a Local View, rule 5 applies |
| - within show area. |
| 182 A Photograph of the North York Moors (state where taken) |
| 183 A Colour ʻSporting Lifeʼ Photograph |
| 184 A Monochrome Photograph |
| 185 A Monochrome Animal or Bird Photograph |
| 186 Any Handicraft not scheduled |
| 187 Greetings Card, any medium not to exceed 25cms x 20cms (10” x 8”) |
| 188 Hand Painted Picture (Any medium, any size) |
| 189 Hand Painted Picture (Watercolour, any size) |
| 190 A Picture in Pastels |
| 191 A Decorated Egg |
| 192 A Computer designed Bookmark |
| 202 Scarecrow: Exhibit any materials to be judged by the Presidents |
| and may be displayed outside |
| Entry Fee £1.00 Prizes 1st £5.00 2nd £3.00 3rd £2.00 |
| All entries |
| not to exceed |
| 7” x 5” mounted |
| or unmounted } |
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| JUNIOR CLASSES - OPEN |
| For 12-18 year olds on Show Day |
| A Cup (to be held for one year) will be presented to the Exhibitor with |
| most points in Classes 205-215 |
| Where possible class tickets to be firmly attached |
| Prizes: 1st £2.00 2nd £1.50 3rd £1.00 |
| 1st - 3 pts 2nd - 2 pts 3rd - 1 pt Entry Fee 25p |
| CLASS |
| 47 In a Box |
| For 12-18 year olds on show day. |
| 205 3 Queen Buns |
| 206 3 Novelty Buns |
| 207 3 Breakfast Cereal Fancies |
| 208 3 Fruit Scones |
| 209 3 Chocolate Chip Cookies |
| 210 My Favourite Cake |
| 211 A ComputerR designed Party Invitation, not to exceed A4 |
| 212 Article of Woodwork or Metalwork or Plastic, to be judged by Mr Burdis |
| 213 Bookmark, any medium |
| 214 A Holiday Photograph (not exceeding 7” x 5” mounted or unmounted) |
| 215 A photograph of “work in the countryside” (not exceeding 7” x 5” mounted or |
| unmounted) |
| 216 An Original Painted Picture any medium (exhibitors district rule 4) |
| The Susan Ingleby Perpetual Challenge Trophy for Painting to be held for |
| one Year in memory of Lady Ingleby. |
| Where possible class tickets to be firmly attached. |
| DIVISION F - WOMENʼS INSTITUTES – OPEN |
| All Classes in Division F are open to members only of any W.I. Branch. |
| Exhibits must not have been shown at Osmotherley before. |
| Tickets must be firmly attached where possible. |
| Exhibitors please note: Entries in Classes 310 - 326 are restricted to |
| 2 entries per person per class. Entry Fee 50p |
| Prizes in classes 310-326 1st £2.00 2nd £1.50 3rd £1.00 |
| The Mrs A. R. Ward Perpetual Challenge Bowl will be awarded to the |
| Institute Member gaining most points in classes 310 - 326 |
| CLASS |
| 310 Colour Photograph, ʻMarket Day,ʼ not exceeding 7” x 5” mounted |
| or unmounted |
| 311 A garden photograph, (not exceeding 7” x 5” mounted or unmounted) |
| 312 A Selection of Herbs |
| 313 A small handR made Cross Stitch Card not to exceed 6” x 8” |
| 314 A Piece of Hand-made Jewellery, any medium |
| 315 Hand-knitted Garment |
| 316 Jar of Blackcurrant Jam |
| 317 Jar of Chutney |
| 318 4 Shortbread Fingers |
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| 319 Small Bottle of Sloe or Damson Gin |
| 320 Luscious Lemon Loaf |
| (In a 2lb loaf tin, 180°C, approx 40 mins) |
| Recipe: |
| 100gms (4oz) Soft Margerine 2 Eggs & 4 tbsps Milk |
| 150gms (6oz) Caster Sugar Grated rind of 1 Lemon |
| 150gms (6oz) SR Flour Tin well greased and lined |
| Method: |
| Mix all ingredients together and bake. |
| Topping: |
| Juice of 1 Lemon and 3 rounded tbsps of Icing Sugar |
| Heat lemon and sugar together, cook gently until syrupy. |
| When cake is baked, prick all over with fork and pour over the mixture whilst in tin. |
| Leave to cool. |
| 321 Victoria Sandwich Cake, Jam filled (1 Cake) |
| 322 Savoury Quiche in dish, not exceeding 9” |
| 323 A Carrot Cake |
| 324 3 Cheese Straws |
| 325 A Ginger Loaf |
| 326 Any Handicraft not scheduled in this section |
| 327 Womenʼs Institute A backdrop is optional. This class is open to W.I.s. |
| A Challenge Cup will be awarded to the Institute gaining most points for |
| a collection and staging of 5 articles made by W.l. members on the theme |
| “A Day at a Country Show”. Accessories will be allowed. |
| Points will be awarded for each article and for the staging which will count as the |
| 6th item. Stand NOT TO EXCEED 5ft x 3ft. |
| The articles will be at the discretion of the Exhibitor except that the display |
| must contain: |
| 1 Flower arrangement in container |
| 2 Produce & 2 Handicraft Exhibits |
| Staging to be judged before the judging of individual items. |
| Entry Fee for class 327: £1 Prizes: 1st £10.00 2nd £6.00 3rd £4.00 |
| Rosettes will be awarded for the Best Overall Staging 1st, 2nd & 3rd |
| Each W.l. to be represented by Four Stewards |
| W.l. STEWARDS - SHOW DAY |
| 1.00 - 2.00 Kirby Sigston |
| 2.00 - 3.00 Swainby & Potto |
| 3.00 - 4.00 Ingleby Arncliffe |
