133 rd OSWESTRY SHOW 4 TH AUGUST 2018 AT PARK HALL, WHITTINGTON, OSWESTRY PRIZE SCHEDULE HORTICULTURAL SECTION

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1 133 rd OSWESTRY SHOW 4 TH AUGUST 2018 AT PARK HALL, WHITTINGTON, OSWESTRY PRIZE SCHEDULE HORTICULTURAL SECTION JUDGES: Section 1 Floral Art Diane Fair, Mollington, Chester Section 2 & 3 Section 4 Section 5 Section 6 Children s Classes Rhian Lloyd Evans, Llanfyllin Eleri Llwyd Jones, Llanfyllin Wine Mrs C J Ward, Churchstoke, Montgomery Photography John Hawkins, Pentrecoed, Ellesmere Cut Flowers J G Evans, Llangollen Section 7 Vegetables Classes 61 72, 86 & 87 Ray Bassett, Hopton, Staffs Classes 73 85, 86 & 87 Owain Roberts,Corwen, Conwy RULES AND REGULATIONS 1. All exhibits must be grown by the Exhibitor, except in General Horticultural and Floral Art Sections. 2. ENTRIES CLOSE ON FRIDAY 20 th JULY ALL SECTIONS. NO LATE ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED. 3. All exhibits must be staged by 7.30 a.m on 4 th AUGUST. The Flower and Vegetable Marquee will be open for staging ALL DAY (from 9.30 a.m) AND EVENING ON FRIDAY 3 rd AUGUST and from 6 a.m on SATURDAY 4 th AUGUST. The Marquee will be closed for judging at 7.30 a.m on 4 TH AUGUST. 4. The judges will be empowered to reduce or withhold any prizes or to award special prizes at their discretion. 5. All exhibitors whose entries total 4 or more will receive a free ticket to the Showground. Car passes will be available for exhibitors in sections 1, 6 & 7 with entries over A subscription to the Society of entitles exhibitors to make entries at half price. 7. The decision of the Judges is final and any person who wishes to lodge an objection against any exhibit must do so in writing and hand it to the Horticultural Section Chairman before 3 p.m on Show Day, together with a deposit of 5. If the objection is upheld by the committee the deposit will be returned, otherwise it will be forfeited to the Society. 8. The words "kind" and "variety" are used in this Schedule in the following sense:- Roses, Potatoes and Onions are distinct "kinds" of flowers and vegetables. Desiree and King Edward are distinct "varieties" of potatoes. 9. Tabling will be provided if required. 10. All vases, containers, plates and staging must be supplied by the exhibitors. RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE ABOVE WILL BE WITH THE EXHIBITOR. THE COMMITTEE WILL NOT BE HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR THE SAFETY OF ANY ITEM USED IN THE SHOW.

2 11. It is the responsibility of the exhibitor to ensure that the correct exhibitor card is placed under their correct exhibit ready for judging. 12. The Floral Art will be judged according to NAFAS COMPETITIONS MANUAL A copy is available from Please Note: Prize money will be available from the Flower and Vegetable Marquee from 4.00 pm until 5.00 p.m. Please bring white exhibitor cards with prize labels attached for identification. Money not collected will be returned to the Society. 14. The time of dismantling will be 5.30 p.m. No exhibit may be removed prior to this time. 15. ENTRANTS PLEASE NOTE:- Entrants may reserve any of the items in their exhibit during the day but they may not be removed before the general dismantling time of 5.30 p.m. Failure to comply with this rule will result in the forfeiture of any prize money due or payment of the current trade stand charge will be levied. SPECIAL PRIZES:- SECTION 1 FLORAL ART 1. PERPETUAL TROPHY presented by RIDLEY'S SEEDS LTD, BRIDGNORTH for the best exhibit in the FLORAL ART SECTION. 2. PERPETUAL TROPHY "ROSE BOWL" presented by the late MR. C.P. KEMPSTER and the late MISS M. DAVIES in memory of MRS R KEMPSTER for the most points in the FLORAL ART SECTION. 3. PERPETUAL TROPHY ROSE BOWL in memory of Miss Dorothy Lawrence for winner of the Class PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP given by OSWESTRY & BORDERS FLOWER CLUB for the BEST USE OF COLOUR SECTION 2 & 3 CHILDREN S CLASSES 5. PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP presented by The Ward Family for Children s Section 5 years and under 6. PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP presented by Mr & Mrs W A Machin for Children s Section aged 6-8 years 7. PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP presented by Mr & Mrs N Clayton-Morris for Children s Section aged 9-12 years. 8. PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP presented by Oswestry & District Agricultural Society for Junior classes aged years SECTION 4 HOME MADE WINE & BEVERAGES 9. THE PAT MORRIS PERPETUAL MEMORIAL SALVER for the exhibitor gaining the most points in the WINE SECTION. 10. PRIZE CARD for the BEST BOTTLE OF WINE in the WINE SECTION SECTION 6 HOMEGROWN FLOWERS 11. THE PAT TUDOR MEMORIAL TROPHY for the best exhibit in the CUT FLOWER SECTION 12. OSWESTRY & DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY (HORTICULTURAL SECTION) PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP for the most points in the CUT FLOWER SECTION. 13. THE ERNIE HARDMAN PERPETUAL TROPHY for the best POT PLANT SECTION 7 - VEGETABLES 14. OSWESTRY & DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY'S PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP for the best exhibit in the VEGETABLE SECTION (excluding Class 86) 15. THE KEEN PERPETUAL CHALLENGE TROPHY for the most points in the VEGETABLE SECTION. 16. THE WILLIAM McFALL MEMORIAL TROPHY to be given for the BEST EXHIBIT in Class 86. SPECIAL NOTE:- Presentation of all Cups will be made in the Horticultural Marquee at a.m.

3 OSWESTRY SHOW 4 TH AUGUST PRIZE SCHEDULE HORTICULTURAL SECTION PLEASE NOTE: NO ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED AFTER 7.30 AM SECTION 1 FLORAL ART (OPEN) Judged according to NAFAS COMPETITIONS MANUAL 2015, copy available from Only one person to stage each exhibit unless otherwise stated; exhibit must be done on site. Entry Fee:- Class 1: 1 Prizes 35, 30, 25, 20 Classes 2-7: 50p Prizes 10, 8, 6, 4 Class 8: 50p Prizes 4, 3, 2, 1 THEME LANDSCAPES Class 1. Class 2. Class 3. Class 4. Class 5. Class 6. Class 7. Class 8. HIGHLANDS A table top exhibit to be viewed all round. Height unlimited. Table provided will be 72cms in height and 100cms in diameter. To be staged by one or more people. No cutlery permitted. A SEASCAPE Space allowed width 3ft x depth 2ft 3 ins (91.5 x 68.5 cms). Height unlimited. An exhibit that can include some artificial, painted or dyed materials, but this should not predominate. ARCTIC CIRCLE An exhibit. Space allowed width 3ft x depth 2ft 3ins (91.5 x 68.5 cms) Height unlimited. WOODLAND FORAGE An exhibit featuring fruit, vegetables and foliage.space allowed width 3ft x depth 2ft 3ins (91.5 x 68.5 cms). Height unlimited. MINIATURE GARDEN A petite exhibit. Space allowed w10ins x d10ins x h14.5ins (w25 cms x d25 cms x h 37cms) RAINBOWS END. An exhibit of seven flowers and foliage. Space allowed width 2ft x depth 2ft 3ins (61 x 68.5 cms). Height unlimited AN ARRANGEMENT incorporating a MIRROR An exhibit. Space allowed width 2ft x 2ft 3ins (61 x 68.5 cms). Height unlimited. PANDORA'S BOX Space allowed width 2ft x depth 2ft 3ins (61 x 68.5 cms). All materials and flowers will be provided. Majority of material provided should be used. PLEASE NOTE: We require you to bring your own container, oasis, scissors or secateurs. SPONSORED BY THE PARK GATES FLORIST, OSWESTRY & BERNARD & SUSAN COSLETT, OSWESTRY, MARKET FLOWERS ENTRIES CLOSE 20 TH JULY

4 PLEASE NOTE NO ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED AFTER 7.30 AM ON SHOW DAY SECTION 2 CHILDREN'S CLASSES (under 12 years) Note: These classes can be entered on the DAY PRIOR to the show between 2p.m and 9p.m, or on SHOW DAY from 6a.m until 7.30a.m. Children are only able to enter one exhibit in each class in this section. Points will be deducted if the exhibit exceeds the stated measurements. NO ENTRY FEE PRIZES: 2.00; 1.50; 1.00; 50p Class 9. A VEGETABLE MONSTER made from vegetables/fruit for children 5 and under Class 10. A VEGETABLE MONSTER made from vegetables/fruit for children aged 6-8 Class 11. A VEGETABLE MONSTER made from vegetables/fruit for children aged 9-12 Class 12. AN EDIBLE NECKLACE for children aged 5 and under Class 13. AN EDIBLE NECKLACE for children aged 6-8 Class 14. AN EDIBLE NECKLACE for children aged Class 15. SEASIDE in a SEED TRAY for children 5 and under. Maximum size for seed tray 38 cm by 24 cm. Class 16. SEASIDE in a SEED TRAY for children 6-8. Maximum size for seed tray 38 cm by 24 cm. Class 17. SEASIDE in a SEED TRAY for children Maximum size for seed tray 38 cm by 24 cm SECTION 3 CLASS for those aged years) Note: This class may be entered on the DAY PRIOR to the Show between 2 p.m and 6 p.m, or on SHOW DAY from 6 a.m until 7.30 am Exhibitors are only able to enter one exhibit in this class. NO ENTRY FEE PRIZES: 2.00; 1.50; 1.00; 50p Class 18. A FLOWER ARRANGEMENT IN A TIN CAN CHILDREN S SECTIONS CLASSES 9-18 SPONSORED BY JAMIE WARD S TRADITIONAL FAMILY BUTCHERS

5 SECTION 4 HOME MADE WINE & BEVERAGES All exhibits in a clear bottle with a flanged cork or a plastic topped cork. All bottles to be labeled with a plain label. This section sponsored by OSWESTRY COUNTRY MARKETS ENTRY FEE 50p PRIZES: 5; 3; 2 Class 19. Class 20. Class 21. Class 22. Class 23. Class 24. Class 25. Class 26. Bottle of DRY WHITE WINE Bottle of MEDIUM WHITE WINE Bottle of SWEET WHITE WINE Bottle of DRY RED WINE Bottle of MEDIUM RED WINE Bottle of SWEET RED WINE Bottle of HOME MADE LIQUEUR Bottle of NON-ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE SECTION 5 PHOTOGRAPHY Maximum size of print 6 x 4 (15 x 10 cms) No Mounts Titles may be used Exhibitors will only be allowed one entry in each of the classes in this section. Please note Exhibitors are requested to collect their photographs at 5.30 pm on Show Day the Horticultural Committee will not be held responsible for any photographs left. ENTRY FEE 50p PRIZES: 4, 3, 2, 1 Class 27. Class 28. Class 29. Class 30. Class 31. PHOTOGRAPH entitled WATER PHOTOGRAPH of ARCHES PHOTOGRAPH entitled FUN IN THE SNOW PHOTOGRAPH of HORSES A HUMOUROUS PHOTOGRAPH WITH CAPTION

6 SECTION 6 HOME GROWN FLOWERS ENTRY FEES: Class p Prizes 8, 5, 3 Exhibitors will only be allowed to enter a maximum of two entries in each of the classes in this section. Class Specimen H.T. Rose vase FLORIBUNDA ROSES, 1 stem to vase vase HERBACEOUS PERENNIALS, 5 different kinds, 5 stems to vase vase medium DECORATIVE DAHLIAS, 3 to a vase, any varieties vase SMALL or MINATURE DECORATIVE DAHLIAS, 3 to a vase, any varieties vase MEDIUM CACTUS or SEMI-CACTUS DAHLIAS, 3 to a vase, any varieties vase SMALL CACTUS or SEMI-CACTUS DAHLIAS, 3 to a vase, any varieties vase POM DAHLIAS, not exceeding 55 mm diameter, 3 to a vase vase BALL DAHLIAS, 3 to a vase vase COLLARETTE DAHLIAS, 3 to a vase, any varieties vase GIANT, LARGE or MEDIUM GLADIOLI, 1 spike, any variety vase SMALL or MINATURE GLADIOLI, 1 spike, any variety vase ANNUALS, 5 different kinds with 5 stems to a vase vase MIXED GARDEN FLOWERS, 5 different kinds, 5 stems to a vase vase PERENNIALS, 5 stems of the same variety 47 1 single SWEET PEA vase SWEET PEAS, 9 sprays PANSIES/VIOLAS of any variety FRENCH MARIGOLDS of any variety FUSCHIA HEADS of any variety. To be displayed on a board HOSTA in a pot, diameter of pot not to exceed 12 inches (30 cms) FOLIAGE PLANT in pot, diameter of pot not to exceed 8 inches (20 cms) 54. FLOWERING PLANT in pot, diameter of pot not to exceed 8 inches (20 cm) FLOWERING GERANIUM, any variety, pot not to exceed 8 inches (20 cm) 56. FUCHSIA, bush of any variety, diameter of pot not to exceed 8 inches(20cm) CACTUS or SUCCULENT 58. A single planted GARDEN CONTAINER, diameter of pot not to exceed 18 inches (46 cms) sponsored by Helen & Lesley Tudor HONEY BEE PASTURE Sponsored by Oswestry Beekeepers Entry Fee: 50p Prizes 8, 5, 3 Class 59. Class 60. A basket of Common Flowers (and their foliage and fruit) from which the Honey Bee gathers nectar and pollen. To be staged within a space not larger than 40cm.x 40cm. and not judged purely on the number of species present. (Rare species must not be exhibited.) A list of the species used must be provided and will be judged as an integral part of the exhibit and their relevance to beekeeping. (Related accessories allowed.) Junior class up to the age of 16 years. An arrangement of common, NOT RARE, flowers (and their foliage and fruit) from which the honeybee gathers nectar and pollen, arranged in a TWO LITRE ice cream carton. The exhibit will be judged on its artistic merit and relevance to beekeeping, NOT on the number of species present. See the Oswestry Beekeepers website at for a list of some pollen and nectar rich plants for the garden through the seasons.

7 ENTRIES CLOSE 20 th JULY SECTION 7 VEGETABLES Classes sponsored by Stan s Superstore, St. Martins. Exhibitors will only be allowed to enter a maximum of two entries in each of the classes in this section. ENTRY FEE: 50p PRIZES: Classes 61-85: 8, 5, 3 Class 86-87: 10, 6, 4 Class 61. Class 62. Class 63. Class 64. Class 65. Class 66. Class 67. Class 68. Class 69. Class 70. Class 71. Class 72. Class 73. Class 74. Class 75. Class 76. Class 77. Class 78. Class 79. Class 80. Class 81. Class 82. Class 83. Class 84. Class 85. Class 86. Class POTATOES white 3 POTATOES coloured 6 CHERRY or PLUM TOMATOES not to exceed 30 mm 3 TOMATOES 6 pods of PEAS 6 pods of FRENCH BEANS 6 pods of BROAD BEANS 6 pods of RUNNER BEANS 3 ONIONS grown from seed over 250 grams 3 ONIONS grown from seed under 250 grams 3 ONIONS grown from set 9 large SHALLOTS 9 small SHALLOTS, not to exceed 30mm in diameter 2 COURGETTES, not to exceed 15.2 cms in length 2 COURGETTES, round any colour 3 BEETROOT 3 CARROTS, other than long A bunch of 8 SPRING ONIONS 2 CUCUMBERS 3 sticks of RHUBARB 1 CABBAGE, any colour 1 CAULIFLOWER, any colour 1 MARROW A FREAK VEGETABLE 4 different named CUT CULINARY HERBS arranged in a jug 3 VEGETABLES, 2 of a kind, space allowed 18 inches x 12 inches. Only boards and rings provided by the Society are to be used. No other staging allowed BASKET OF GARDEN PRODUCE Space allowed 2ft 6ins x 2ft 6ins (68.5 cms x 68.5 cms) ENTRIES CLOSE 20 th JULY ARE YOU, YOUR FAMILY AND FRIENDS MEMBERS OF OSWESTRY & DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY? ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS 2018 MEMBERS: JUNIORS (up to 18 years): 7.00 FAMILY (2 adults & 3 children): 40.00

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