Welcome to the Cattle section for this years Penistone Agricultural Show.

SECTION SECRETARY

Mrs E Earnshaw

INSURANCE – All exhibitors must have Public Liability Insurance

CPH Number for the Penistone Agricultural Show is: 47/727/8002

EXHIBITORS MUST COMPLY WITH CURRENT DEFRA RULES AND MOVEMENT REQUIREMENTS.

ALL CATTLE ENTRIES CLOSE ON FRIDAY 2nd SEPTEMBER 2022

ALL exhibitors will be emailed an e-ticket for entry to the show

Due to limited parking facilities all drivers are obliged to co-operate with the parking stewards. Any vehicles not used for the transportation of livestock must park in the public car park.

Penistone Agricultural Show reserves the right to refuse entry to those who do not cooperate.

Cattle Passports to be given to the Cattle Secretary on Show Day.

Cattle to be tied to allotted place.

Hay and straw will NOT be provided by the Show

Exhibits must be available at the time stated for judging and every effort will be made to maintain the time-table but the Secretary/Stewards reserve the right to make alterations.

The Show reserves the right to amalgamate classes if entries are insufficient.

PRIZE MONEY – PAYABLE BY BACS AFTER THE SHOW

CATTLE EXHIBITOR TICKET ALLOCATION:

Exhibitor tickets to be issued on the basis of:  1 entry = 1 ticket, 2-4 entries = 2 tickets and 5-6 entries = 3 tickets.

Champion and Reserve Champion in all Cattle Sections will be required to take part in the presentation of Trophies which will be held in front of the Cattle Tent at approximately 3.30pm.

PENISTONE PEOPLES CHOICE

No Entry Fee

To be judged after the Interbreed Championship by two members of the public

Champions of each breed, including the Dairy and Commercial Beef Champions to take part

Classes

Class 7 –Supreme Champion and Reserve Champion

Sash and prize money of £45 awarded to the Champion and £30 to the Reserve Champion.

The Melvyn Carr Trophy for the Best Dairy Beast in the Show.  A perpetual Trophy

Classes

Judging will be as follows:

Turnout of handler 25%, Turnout of Animal 25%, Handling 50%

The conformation of the animal will not be judged

Exhibitor MUST be able to handle the animal independently

Adults must be in the ring with 11 and under exibihtors

JUDGING TO COMMENCE AFTER DAIRY CHAMPIONSHIP

The Carnelly Trophy will be awarded for the Best Young Dairy Handler

Classes 8 and 9 sponsored by and in Memory of Barbara Judge

Judging to commence at 10:00 AM

Classes

Sash and prize money of £45 awarded to the Champion and £30 to the Reserve Champion. Champion and Reserve Champion

The Fred Bates Silver Cup, Presented 1951 by the late F Bates Esq, for the Champion Beast in Commercial Beef Classes.  A Perpetual Trophy.

The Croft Silver Cup, for the Reserve Champion beast in Commercial Beef Classes.  A Perpetual Trophy

Classes

The Penistone Agricultural Society Trophy will be presented to the Champion Pedigree Limousin

TO BE JUDGED AFTER THE LIMOUSIN CLASSES

The Brook Tool Cup: Presented for Champion Pedigree Any Other Breed

JUDGING TO COMMENCE 10.00AM

The Vernon Dixon Cup: Presented for Best Pedigree Hereford.  A Champion Hereford rosette will also be awarded.

Females entered in the Appendix Register of the Herd Book, either Appendix B or

Appendix A, are eligible for entry and are identified by the letters B or A tattooed in the ear or written in waterproof ink on an ear tag.

The Highland Cattle Society Rosette will be awarded to the Highland Champion, if 5 or more cattle entered in the Highland Cattle section.

North of England Highland Cattle Breeders Club Rosettes will be awarded to the highest placed N.E.H.C.B.C. Club Member in each class.

The McDougal Pollack Salver: Presented 1994 by Mr & Mrs A Proud for Best Highland

The Whitworth Trophy: Presented 1994 by D Whitworth for Reserve Highland

The Earnshaw Trophy presented 2013 to the Champion Native Any Other Breed

Rosettes will be awarded for Champion and Reserve Champion

Judging will be as follows:

Turnout of handler 25%, Turnout of Animal 25%, Handling 50%

The conformation of the animal will not be judged

Exhibitor MUST be able to handle the animal independently

The Ken Wilson Memorial Trophy: will be awarded for the Best Young Handler

Barbara Judge Legacy Plaque will be awarded for: Best Young Handler aged 16 or under

Classes are sponsored by and in memory of BARBARA JUDGE

TO BE JUDGED AFTER THE BEEF YOUNG HANDLER CLASSES

To be judged on a points basis by the judges of the Continental and Native Breeds Note:  this class is open to Champion Pedigree Breeds only.

The Roberts Butcher Trophy – Presented to the Supreme Interbreed Champion