CLASSES (N.B. Entries close Saturday 11th July 2010.)

Budgerigars,
Zebras,
Best Bengalese,
Foreign,
Canaries.
Rules.

Budgerigars: Judge Mr Edgar Swan (Back to top)
1.  Best Budgerigar (Trophy and Special Rosette)
2.  Best Budgerigar Breeder (Rosette)
3.  Budgerigar Adult (Rosette)
4.  Best Opp /Sex Budgerigar
5.  Best Champion Budgerigar Breeder (£3 & Trophy)
6. Best Champion Budgerigar Adult (£2 & Rosette)
7. Best Intermediate Budgerigar Breeder (£2 & Trophy)
8. Best Intermediate Budgerigar Adult (£2 & Rosette)
9. Best Novice Budgerigar Breeder (£3 & Trophy)
10. Best Novice Budgerigar Adult (£2 & Rosette)
11. Best Beginner Budgerigar Breeder (£3 & Trophy)
12. Best Beginner Budgerigar Adult (£2 & Rosette)
13. Best Junior Budgerigar (£1 & Rosette)

Zebras: Judge Mr E Davidson (Back to top)
14. Best Zebra (Trophy and Special Rosette)
15. Best Champion Breeder Zebra (£3 & Trophy)
16. Best Champion Adult Zebra (£2 & Rosette)
17. Best Novice Breeder Zebra (£3 & Trophy)
18. Best Novice Adult Zebra (£2 & Rosette)
19. Best Junior Zebra (£1 & Rosette)

Best Bengalese: Judge Mr E Davidson (Back to top)
20. Best Bengalese (Trophy and Special Rosette)
14. Best Champion Breeder Bengalese (£3 & Trophy)
15. Best Champion Adult Bengalese (£2 & Rosette)
16. Best Novice Breeder Bengalese (£3 & Trophy)
17. Best Novice Adult Bengalese (£2 & Rosette)
18. Best Junior Bengalese (£1 & Rosette)

Foreign: Judge Mr E Davidson (Back to top)
19. Best Foreign (Trophy,£3 and Special Rosette)
20. Best C.Y.O.B. Foreign (£2 & Trophy and Special Rosette)
21. Best Junior (£1 & Rosette)
22. Best Parrotlike (£1 & Rosette)
23. Best Softbill (£1 & Rosette)
24. Best Rare Seedeater (£1 & Rosette)
25. Best Common Seedeater (£1 & Rosette)
26. Best Australian Finch (£1 & Rosette)
27. Best Lovebird (£1 , Rosette & Salver)

Canaries: Judge Mr Brian Thomas(Camborne)  (Back to top)
28. Best Canary  (£2, Special Rosette & Salver)
29. Best Un/Flt Canary (Rosette)
30. Best Junior Canary (£1 & Rosette)

Rules (Back to top)
Entries close on Thursday 11th July2010 at 9.30pm.
Stamped addressed envelopes with your entries please.
Telephone entries accepted.
Entry fees - 40p per cage. Membership - 50p. Junior Membership free.
Cups, trophies, rosettes.
Prze cards for 1st, 2nd and 3rd.
12 entries or more - free pass to the show.
All birds to be in the show tent by 8.30 am on the morning of the show.
Only authorised persons will be allowed in the tent during judging.
If entry made by telephone,all entry forms must be handed to the Secretaries, completed and signed when benching birds.
The judge's decision will be final.
All specials will be confined to members.
All cups and trophies are perpetual.
Exhibitors please use exhibitors' car park after unloading if staying at the show.
Budgerigar exhibitors please note:
No birds may be shown where the breeder of the said bird or the person from whom it was purchased is stated to be judging at the time the entry form is submitted for the  show.

To contact the Horticultural Secretary (01209 831444)
or email maljodi_5@yahoo.co.uk
(N.B. Entries close Wednesday 14th July 2010.)

VEGETABLE & FRUIT CLASSES
FLOWERS :	DAHLIAS BONSAI CLASSES GENERAL FLOWER CLASSES SWEET PEA CLASSES POT PLANT CLASSES FUCHSIA CACTI & SUCCULENT CLASSES
FLORAL ART CLASSES

 

VEGETABLE & FRUIT CLASSES

Judge: Messrs R & D Endean
1 Potatoes, 4 White
2 Potatoes, 4 Coloured
3 Potatoes, 4 Bi-coloured
4 Potatoes, 3 - 1 of each above
5 Potatoes, 9 - 3 varieties - 3 of each
6 Peas, 6 pods
7 Runner Beans, 6
8 Broad Beans, 6
9 Carrots, 3 long pointed (tops removed)
10 Carrots, 3 other than long pointed (tops
removed)
11 Marrow, 1 Vegetable – up to 15″
12 Marrow, 1 Preserving – over 15″
13 Cucumber - indoor, 2
14 Courgettes, 2
15 Any other veg. same variety, 2
16 Cabbage, 1
17 Lettuce, smooth leaf, 2
18 Lettuce, curled leaf, 2
19 Lettuce, loose leaf, 2
20 Leeks, 3
21 Onion, Autumn sown, 3 seed or sets over
wintered, tops removed
22 Onion mid winter-spring sown, 3 with or
without tops.
23 Onion Sets, 3 (tops removed)
24 Onion, 3 seed or sets – under 250gm
25 Shallots, yellow, 6
26 Shallots, red, 6 (not Hybrids)
27 Shallots, Hybrid, 6
28 Shallots, pickling, 6 (not to exceed
30mm)
29 Shallots, cluster
30 Parsley, 6 fronds
31 Parsnips, 3 (tops trimmed)
32 Turnips, yellow, 3
33 Turnips, white, 3
34 Beetroot, globe, 3
35 Beetroot, long or intermediate, 3
36 Rhubarb, 3 stalks
37 Tomatoes, 4
38 Tomatoes, cherry, 6
39 Radish, 6
40 Collection of 4 kinds of salad vegetables,
3 of each on tray - max. size 18″×24″
41 Collection of vegetables 4 kinds 3 of
each not to exceed 2ft frontage
42 Gooseberries, 8 on a plate
43 Redcurrants, 16 on a plate
44 Strawberries, 8 on a plate
45 Raspberries, 8 on a plate
46 Loganberries, 8 on a plate
47 Blackcurrants, 16 on a plate

FLOWERS Judge: Mr. P. White

DAHLIAS (back to top)
48 Small decorative, 2
49 Medium decorative, 2
50 Cactus or semi-cactus - small 2
51 Cactus or semi-cactus - medium 2
52 Any other, 2
53 Vase of 6, at least 3 different types

BONSAI CLASSES (back to top)
54 Any style Conifer
55 Any style Broad Leaf Deciduous
56 Any style Broad Leaf Evergreen
57 Any style Tree and Pot - max. 10″ pot

GENERAL FLOWER CLASSES (back to top)
58 Rose, 1 bloom
59 Rose, 3 in a vase
60 Rose, Floribunda, 3 stems in a vase
61 African Marigold, 3 in a vase
62 French Marigold, 6 in a vase
63 Pansies, 6 on a board
64 Hydrangea, 3 stems of one variety or more
65 Carnations - border, vase of 3
66 Carnations - border, single bloom
67 Carnations - perpetual, vase of 3
68 Carnations - perpetual, single bloom
69 Pinks, vase of 3
70 Gladioli, any variety or varieties, 3 of one type
71 Gladioli, large - any variety, 1 spike
72 Gladioli, butterfly or miniature, 1 spike
73 Chrysanthemum, any colour, any variety, vase of 3
74 Zinnias, 3 in a vase
75 Any other Annual, vase of 6
76 Any other Perennial, vase of 6
77 Hanging Basket

SWEET PEA CLASSES (back to top)
78 4 distinct varieties, 6 spikes in each vase
79 Blue, Lavender or Mauve, 6 spikes
80 Pink or Flush Pink, 6 spikes
81 Crimson, Scarlet or Orange, 6 spikes
82 Cream or White, 6 spikes
83 Bowl or Vase of mixed, 12 spikes
84 Any other colour not already mentioned 6 spikes

POT PLANT CLASSES (back to top)
85 Begonia, 1 pot, any variety
86 Zonal Pelargonium, 1 pot - any size
87 Regal Pelargonium, 1 pot - any size
88 Ivy Leaf Pelargonium, 1 pot - any size
89 Orchid, Odontoglossum species/hybrid
90 Orchid, Phalænopsis species/hybrid
91 Orchid, any other species
92 Orchid, any other hybrid
93 Flowering Pot Plant, any variety max 10″
pot
94 Foliage, 1 pot any variety
95 Fern, 1 pot any variety
96 House Plant, grown principally for
decoration
97 Carnivorous, any 2 varieties

 

FUCHSIA Judge: Mr. R. Reilly (back to top)
98 Single, 6 on a board
99 Double, 6 on a board
100 3 different varieties 6 on a board
101 Single, 1 pot not exceeding 3½″
102 Single, 1 pot not exceeding 5½″
103 Single, 1 pot any size
104 Double, 1 pot any size
105 1 Mini Standard
106 1 Quarter Standard
107 1 Full or Half Standard
108 Triphylla, 1 pot any size
109 Hanging Basket, 1 max. 15″ basket
110 Collection of 3 different from classes 101-108

 

CACTI & SUCCULENT CLASSES Judge: Dr. R. Senior (back to top)
111 Mammillaria group, single headed, 1 plant
112 Mammillaria group, multi- headed, 1 plant
113 Cereus group, 1 plant
114 Opuntia group, 1 plant
115 Echinopsis or Chamaecereus, 1 plant
116 Notocactus group, 1 plant
117 Gymnocalycium, 1 plant
118 Any other cactus, pot max 4″, 1 plant
119 Any other cactus, pot size unlimited, 1 plant
120 Echeveria, 1 plant
121 Crassula 1 plant
122 Euphorbia, 1 plant
123 Stapeliæ group, 1 plant
124 Mesembryanthemaceæ group, 1 plant
125 Any other Succulent, 1 plant

FLORAL ART CLASSES  Judge: Mrs. R. Smith (back to top)
Theme: Doom & Gloom 1 year On. 
Gobal Warming & The Recession

CLASS 1            MELTING ICE-CAPS
                            Water allowed. Space allowed 60cm. 
CLASS 2            A RAY OF SUNSHINE TO GIVE SOME HOPE
                            Modern Arrangement. Space allowed 45cm. 
CLASS 3            THE DIMINISHING RAIN FOREST
                            Foliage only. Space allowed 60cm. 
CLASS 4            FEATHERING ONES OWN NEST
                            Featuring water. Space allowed 45cm. 
CLASS 5            BUSH FIRE
                            Space allowed 60cm. 
CLASS 6            CHEER IN AN EMPTY PURSE
                            Petite arrangement. Space allowed 25cm overall. 
CLASS 7            HOME DOWNSIZE
                            Miniture arrangement in a shell. 10cm overall. 

To be judged in accordance with N.A.F.A.S. competitions manual 2009. 
Open staging height restriction only in Classes 6 & 7.
 A novice is a person not having previously won 1^st prize in this section at Camborne Show.
Staging times – see Rule 1

PLEASE NOTE  An exhibit is composed of natural material, with or without accessories, contained within a space as specified in the Show Schedule.

Entry fees- 15p per exhibit.
(N.B. Entries close Wednesday 14th July 2010.)

CLASSES (N.B. Entries close Saturday 14th July 2010.)
Judging Commences 9.30 am Prompt.

Large Hard Feather,
Large Soft Feather ,
Exhibition Trios,
Hard Feather Bantam,
Soft Feather Bantam,
True Bantam.
WaterFowl,
Eggs: Large
Eggs: Bantam.
Other.

Please return all Cups Thank you :

Entries close weds 17th July 2010.
Entry fee 50p, eggs 25p, membership £1.
Breed Club specials applied for.
Rosettes for classes with 4 or more entries.

Rules
1. All exhibits to be the bona fide property of the exhibitor.
2. The Judge's decision is final.
3. The Committee will not be held responsible for any loss or damage.

Large Hard Feather, : (Back to top) Judge: Bob Mills.
1.  O.E.G. A.C. Male.
2.  O.E.G. A.C. Female.
3.  Oxford M/F.
4.  Indian Game M/F.
5.  Jubilee Game M/F.
6.  Malay Game M/F.
7.  Modern Game M/F.
8.  Shamo Game M/F.
9.  Asil Game M/F.
10.Rare Breed Not in Class M/F.
11. A.V. CKL.
12. A.V. PUL.

Large Soft Feather (Back to top) Judge: J. Kestell.
13. A.V. Rare Breed M/F.
14. Ancona M/F.
15. Dorking M/F.
16. Hamburgh M/F.
17. Leghorns M/F.
18. Marans M/F.
19. R.I.R. M/F.
20. Silkie M/F.
21. Welsummer M/F.
22. Wyandotte M/F.
23. A.O.V. M/F.
24. A.V. - C.K.L.
25. A.V. - PUL.

Exhibition Trios, (Back to top)
26. A.V. Large
27. Hard Feather Bantam
28. Soft Feather Bantam
29. True Bantam

Hard Feather Bantam, (Back to top) Judge: Bob Mills.
30. O.E.G. Crele M/F.
31. O.E.G. Pile M/F.
32. O.E.G. Pile M/F.
33. O.E.G. Spangle M/F.
34. O.E.G. Blue Red Lt Red Partridge M.
35. O.E.G. Partridge Wheaten F.
36. O.E.G.Self Colour M.
37. O.E.G.Self Colour F.
38. O.E.G. - A.O.C. M.
39. O.E.G. - A.O.C. F.
40. O.E.G. - A.C. CKL.
41. O.E.G. - A.C. PUL.
42. Modern Game Black Red. M.
43. Modern Game Black Red. F.
44. Modern Game Brown Red, Birchen M.
45. Modern Game Brown Red, Birchen F.
46. Modern Game Pile M/F.
47. Modern Game A.O.C. M/F.
48. Indian Game M.
49. Indian Game F.
50. Jubilee Game M.
51. Jubilee Game F.
52. Rumpless Game M.
53. Rumpless Game F.
54. Malay Game M.
55. Malay Game F.
56. Rare Breed Not in Class M/F.
57. A.V. - CKL.
58. A.V. - PUL.

Soft Feather Bantam (Back to top) Judge: J. Kestell.
59. Wyandotte White M/F.
60. Wyandotte Black M/F.
61. Wyandotte A.O.C. M/F.
62. Wyandotte Laced. M/F.
63. Minorca M/F.
64. Rock Barred M/F.
65. Rock Buff M.
66. Rock Buff F.
67. Sussex Light M/F.
68. Sussex A.O.C.
69. Australorp M.
70. Australorp F.
71. Welsummer M/F.
72. Leghorn White M/F.
73. Leghorn Brown M/F.
74. Leghorn A.O.C.
75. Ancona M/F.
76. R.I.R. M/F.
77. Hamburgh Pencilled, Spangled M/F.
78. Frizzle M.
79. Frizzle F.
80. Rare Breed Not in Class M/F.
81. A.O.V. - M/F.
82. A.V. - CKL.
83. A.V. PUL.

True Bantam (Back to top) Judge: J. Kestell.
84. Belgium D/Anvers M.
85. Belgium D/Anvers F.
86. Belgium D/Uccles M.
87. Belgium D/Uccles F.
88. Pekin Black M.
89. Pekin Black F.
90. Pekin White M.
91. Pekin White F.
92. Pekin A.O.C. M.
93. Pekin A.O.C. F.
94. Sebright Gold or Silver M.
95. Sebright Gold F.
96. Sebright Silver F.
97. Rosecomb M/F.
98. Japanese M.
99. Japanese F.
100. Dutch M.
101. Dutch F.
102. T/B Rare Breed. M/F.
103. A.V. CKL.
104. A.V. PUL.
105. Childs H/F Large or Bantam M/F.
106. Childs S/F Large or Bantam M/F.
107. Childs True Bantam M/F.
108. Childs Pet Duck M/F.

WaterFowl, (Back to top) Judge: TBA
109. Aylesbury Drake/Duck.
110. Muscovy Drake.
111. Muscovy Duck.
112. Call Drake.
113. Call Duck.
114. Indian Runner Drake.
115. Indian Runner Duck.
116. A.O.V. Large Drake/Duck.
117. A.O.V. Bantam Drake/Duck.

Eggs: Large (Back to top) Judge: TBA
118. 3 Marans
119. 1 Maran.
120. 3 White.
121. 1 White.
122. 3 A.O.C.
123. 1 A.O.C.
124. 1 Contents Only.
125. 1 Mishaped Only.

Eggs: Bantam (Back to top) Judge: TBA
126. 3 Marans
127. 1 Maran.
128. 3 White.
129. 1 White.
130. 3 A.O.C.
131. 1 A.O.C.
132. 1 Contents Only.
133.1 Mishaped Only.

Other (Back to top)
136. Fur - (Guinea Pig, Hamster etc.).
137. Feather - (Poultry, Cage Bird etc).

CLASS 1:  In Hand 2 Years Old and Under 

With Special Rosette for Best Yearling.

CLASS 2:  In Hand 3 Years Old and Over – Geldings

The Winning Entry will Receive: - The Camborne Show Silver Salver

CLASS 3:  In Hand 3 Years Old and Over – Mares.

The Winning Entry will Receive: - The Camborne Show Silver Salver

CLASS 4:  Young Handler :
 (Qualifier for the Shire Horse Young Handler Championships)

A Strict Dress Code will be Observed

Persons of 16 Years or younger.

Marks 100% Young Handler 

The Winning Entry will receive the “Thompson”  Perpetual Cup, presented by Mr and Mrs Ian Thompson

The winner of this class will qualify for the Shire Horse Young Handler of the Year Championships to be held at the Midland Shire Foal Show on the 23 September 2010. Further details can be had from the Secretary Delma Nulty, Higher Minn End Farm, Minn End Lane, Bosley, Macclesfield Cheshire, SK11 0NZ 

Tele: 01260-226511

 

CLASS 5.  Long Rein. With or Without Implement

Contestants will be required to complete 3. manoeuvres:

1.  A fig of eight     2.  A stand and reverse    3. A zig-zag through 6 traffic cones.

CLASS 6.  Open Harness Class

Marks:- 75% Harness and 25% Horse
The Winning Entry will receive the Brewer & Bunney Perpetual Trophy,  presented by Mr. David Brewer.

CLASS 7:  Turn Out - Agricultural or Trade

The winning entry will receive: - .

CLASS 8:  BEST IN SHOW  

Those placed First & Second from each Class will be judged for Best in Show.

Best in Show will receive the “Kerrier” Perpetual Trophy & Sash Presented by Councillor Mrs. Carolyn Rule.

GRAND FINALE

Grand Parade when Trophies and The Camborne Show 2010 Rosette will be presented.

BEST SHOD HORSE.

Throughout the show day the Judge will be looking for (in his opinion) the Best Shod Horse.

 

There will be a Special Rosette for the winner and a Certificate and Cash Prize of £10 to the Farrier.

THE SHIRE HORSE SOCIETY.

Camborne Show is affiliated to the Shire Horse Society. A Shire Horse Society Silver Spoon and Rosette will be awarded to the Best Mare and/or Filly.

 

This award is subject to The Shire Horse Society Special Conditions of Offer.

 ROYAL LONDON SHOW.  (Back)

The Camborne Show Society Heavy Horse Section is affiliated to the International Showing Society and is a qualifier for the Royal London Show 2010.

Horses placed 1^st – 2^nd – 3^rd. in the following classes: - 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 & 6 will qualify for the Champion of Briton Title, classes to be held at the Royal London Show 2010. Each qualified horse will receive a qualification card in the ring which will enable the owner to enter the Royal London Show, provided that the owner and handler are, or become registered with the International Showing Society within 28 days of the qualifying show. NO HORSE REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED.

 

For up to date information telephone the International Showing Society Secretary on;

01425 – 471680 or 07971 – 304640    or see. www.royallondonshow.co.uk

(For all Show contact details go here)
(For details of the sponsors of this section go here)
(For an entry form here)
(For Results from this section go here)

1st Prize

Trophy, Rosette, £5 cash

2nd Prize

Rosette, £4 cash

3rd Prize

Rosette, £3 cash