LLANGADOG YOUNG FARMERS CLUB
AGRICULTURAL AND HORTICULTURAL SHOW

GLANSAWDDE FIELDS, LLANGADOG
SATURDAY, AUGUST 7th, 2010
To commence at 9.00 a.m.
Admission to Field: Adults £4.00; Children & Pensioners, £2.00

[Please note the following is extracted from the full show schedule, copies of which may be obtained locally. Please refer to this printed version for full rules, conditions, and other details]

Click here for a printable entry form for sheep and horses (in PDF format - opens in a new window)

OFFICIALS :
President : Mrs Gillian Henry, Devanah, Llangadog, Carmarthenshire.
Tel 01550-777277
Chairperson : Mrs Ruth Rees, Golwg y Môr, Maenygroes, Cei Newydd, Ceredigion.
Tel 07890-808638
Vice Chairman : Mr Dylan Davies, Maesadda, Gwynfe, Llangadog, Carmarthenshire.
Tel 07966-584885
Secretaries
Livestock & Schedule Miss Catrin Davies, T Penrhiw, Llanddeusant, Llangadog.
Tel 01550-740226 or 07815-289410
Evening & Administration Miss Angharad Rees, Dilgwyn, Felindre, Llangadog.
Tel 07795-164139
Sponsorship & Tradestand Miss Mared Tomos, Penyfedw, Cilycwm, Llandovery.
Tel 01550-720622 E-mail maredtomos@hotmail.com
Treasurers Miss Llinos Thomas, Penybont Farm, Llangadog, Carmarthenshire.
Tel 01550-777641
Miss Bethan Morgan, Crossville, Llangadog, Carmarthenshire.
Tel 01550-777107
Veterinary Surgeons Teilo Vets, 6 King Street, Llandeilo, Carmarthenshire
Tel 01558-823377

PROGRAMME OF EVENTS
The times given below are approximate and whilst every endeavour will be made to adhere to them, the Officials & Stewards reserve the right to make such alterations in the time and order as may be found necessary. Will all exhibitors please note that judging will commence at the time
stipulated and this rule will not be relaxed for the convenience of any exhibitor.
8.30am –10.45am Entries Accepted in Horticultural Tent
9.00am Horses (Two Rings)
10.30am Cattle
11.00am Sheep
1.00pm – 4.00pm Horticultural Tent Open to the Public
2.00pm Presentation of Horticultural Awards in Horticultural Tent by Show
Ambassador & Junior Llangadog YFC Member(s)
2.00pm Sheep Young Handlers Competition & Sheep Championship
3.00pm Parade of Livestock & Presentation of Awards
3.30pm Vintage Parade & Pet Show
4.30pm Dog Show & Show Jumping Competition
6.00pm Evening Entertainment

PRESIDENT’S AWARD
The President’s Rosebowl was donated to the Show in 1925 by the President of the year.
It was then mislaid and found at a later date at Carmarthen Auction Rooms. It is now back
in the hands of Llangadog Show Committee, who have decided to award the Rosebowl as a
Perpetual Award to an Exhibit or Trade stand chosen by the President on the Show Day.

STEWARDS
Chief Stewards Mrs Ruth Rees, Mr. Meirion Hughes, Mr. Islwyn Jones
Dairy Cattle Mr. Arwel Davies, Mr. Rhys Jones,
Commercial Beef Cattle Miss Enfys Williams
Horse Ring 1 – Mr. Arwel Price, Mrs Nerys Price & Miss Gill Carpenter
Ring 2 – Miss Meinir Davies, Mr Dylan Williams, Miss Rachel Hughes & Miss Helena Hamer
Sheep Mr. Hywel Williams & Mr. Dylan Davies (Maesadda)
Gate Stewards Mr. Gareth Morgan, Mr. Eirian Powell, Miss Sara Morgan & Mr Steffan Henry
Parking Stewards Mr. Dyfrig Davies, Mr. Gareth Davies, Mr. Dylan Davies
Assistant Stewards Members and Friends of Llangadog YFC and Show Committee

PRE-SHOW STOCK JUDGING
Senior, Intermediate and Junior Section
The Llangadog YFC Show Stock Judging will be held on Friday night 9th July 2010 at Devanah Farm, Llangadog, 7.00pm (prompt)
Dairy (2 Rings) Judge: Mr Wyn Jones, Cilfeithy Ganol, Llandyfaelog
Sheep (2 Rings)
Black Welsh Mountain and Butchers’ Lambs Judge: Mr William Workman, Fedw, Llywel, Brecon

DAIRY CATTLE : HOLSTEIN – LOCAL CLASSES
Judge: Mr. Roy Hughes, New House, Cresselly, Pembrokeshire
Local Exhibitors Please Refer to Rule 20
1. Best Maiden Heifer, without broad teeth. No Entry Fee
2. Best Dry Cow. No Entry Fee
3. Best Heifer in Milk. No Entry Fee
4. Best Cow in Milk. No Entry Fee
5. Champion - for the best exhibit in Classes 1 to 4.

YOUNG HANDLERS SECTION
Judge: Mr. Roy Hughes, New House, Cresselly, Pembrokeshire &
Mr Stuart Williams, Home Farm, Camrose, Haverfordwest
1. Best Holstein Heifer Calf, under 1 years of age led by a child under 15 years of age. No Entry Fee
2. Best Any Other Dairy Breed Heifer Calf, under 1 years of age led by a child under 15
years of age. No Entry Fee
3. Best Handler of a Dairy Calf; under 11 years of age. No Entry Fee
4. Best Handler of a Dairy Calf; 12 – 16 years of age. No Entry Fee
5. Best Handler of a Dairy Calf; 17 – 26 years of age. No Entry Fee

DAIRY CATTLE : HOLSTEIN OPEN
Judge: Mr. Roy Hughes, New House, Cresselly, Pembrokeshire
1. Best Maiden Heifer, without broad teeth. Entry Fee; £1
2. Champion Calf or Maiden Heifer
3. Best Heifer in Calf, not showing more than four broad teeth. Entry Fee; £1
4. Best Cow in Calf. Entry Fee; £2
5. Best Heifer in Milk. Entry Fee; £2.50
6. Best Junior Cow in Milk. Entry Fee; £2.50
7. Best Senior Cow in Milk. Entry Fee; £2.50
8. Idris James Memorial Cup will be awarded for the best exhibit in classes 2 to 7
9. A Challenge Cup will be awarded for the Reserve in classes 2 to 7
Holstein, UK Reserve Champion Rosette will be awarded to the winner of this class.
10. Best Udder in Show. Holstein UK Rosette will be awarded to the Best Udder Female.
11. Best Pair of Females, the property of the same owner. Entry Fee; £1. A Silver Challenge Cup will be awarded for the best exhibit in class 11.
12. The Local Breeders Crymych Sires Silver Challenge Cup will be awarded for the best N.M.R. Recorded Cow or Heifer.
Lactation period not to be more than 305 days during the one year, three months
preceding the date of the show.

ANY OTHER DAIRY CATTLE BREED
Judge: Mr Stuart Williams, Home Farm, Camrose, Haverfordwest
1. Maiden or in Calf Heifer. Entry Fee; £1
2. Best Cow in Calf. Entry Fee; £2
3. Best Heifer in Milk. Entry Fee; £2.50
4. Best Junior Cow in Milk, third calver and under. Entry Fee; £2.50
5. Best Senior Cow in Milk, fourth calver and over. Entry Fee; £2.50
6. Champion. A Challenge Cup will be awarded for the best exhibit in Classes 1 to 5

COMMERCIAL BEEF CATTLE SECTION
Judge: Mr Gwyn Edwards, Pencraig Fawr, Betws Gwerfyl Goch, Corwen
1. Best Steer over 12 Months of age. Entry Fee; £2
2. Best Heifer, over 12 months of age. Entry Fee; £2
3. Best Steer or Heifer, 12 months and under. Entry Fee; £2
4. Champion. A Challenge Cup will be awarded to the best exhibit in classes 1 to 3.

SHEEP
All sheep to be judged in the Ring.. Entry Fee in all Sheep Sections, 10p in the £1 of the First Prize.

SUFFOLKS
Judge: Mr S Davies, Jay Barns Farm, Bedstone, Bucknell, Shropshire, SY7 0BQ
1. Best Aged Ram
2. Best Yearling Ram
3. Best Ram Lamb.
4. Best Ewe
5. Best Ewe Lamb
6. Best Group of Three (1 Male; 2 Females) the property of the same owner.
7. A Silver Challenge Cup will be awarded for the best exhibit in Classes 1 to 5.

TEXELS
Judge: Mr E Morgan, Erwlas, Llangadog, Carmarthenshire
8. Best Aged Ram
9. Best Yearling Ram
10. Best Ram Lamb
11. Best Ewe, 2 year old and over.
12. Best Yearling Ewe
13. Best Ewe Lamb
14. Best Group of Three ( 1 Male; 2 Females ) the property of the same owner.
15. A Silver Challenge Cup will be awarded for the best exhibit in Classes 8 to 13.

CHAROLLAIS
Judge: Mr Dilwyn Davies, Ffordd Uchaf, Llansteffan, Carmarthen, Carms
16. Best Ram, Yearling or over
17. Best Ram Lamb
18. Best Ewe
19. Best Ewe Lamb
20. Best Group of Three (1 Male; 2 Females) the property of the same owner.
21. A Silver Challenge Cup will be awarded for the best exhibit in Classes 16 to 19.

ANY OTHER BREED - HILL
Judge: Mr Cynog Davies, Tredomen, Llanddeusant, Llangadog
22. Best Ram
23. Best Ram Lamb
24. Best Ewe
25. Best Ewe Lamb
26. Best Group of Three ( 1 Male; 2 Females ) the property of the same owner.
27. A Silver Challenge Cup will be awarded for the best exhibit in Classes 22 to 25.

ANY OTHER BREED - LOWLAND
Judge: Mr Gerallt Davies, Dolyfelin, Llangadog
28. Best Ram
29. Best Ram Lamb
30. Best Ewe
31. Best Ewe Lamb
32. Best Group of Three ( 1 Male; 2 Females ) the property of the same owner.
33. A Silver Challenge Cup will be awarded for the best exhibit in Classes 28 to 31.

JACOB
Judge: Mr. Wyn Harries, Wenant, Llandeilo, Sir Gâr, SA19 7UR
34. Best Ram, one year old and over
35. Best Ram Lamb
36. Best Ewe
37. Best Ewe Lamb
38. Best Group of Three ( 1 Male; 2 Females ) the property of the same owner
39. A Silver Challenge Cup will be awarded for the best exhibit in Classes 34 to 37.

BELTEX
Judge: Mr Dyfed Watkins, Aberhydfer, Cwmwysg, Trecastle, Brecon
40. Best Ram, one year old and over
41. Best Ram Lamb
42. Best Ewe
43. Best Ewe Lamb
44. Best Group of Three ( 1 Male; 2 Females ) the property of the same owner
45. A Silver Challenge Cup will be awarded for the best exhibit in Classes 40 to 43.

WELSH CROSS CHEVIOT
Judge: Mr Howell Havard, Cwmbrynich, Sennybridge, Brecon, Powys
46. Best Aged Ram
47. Best Yearling Ram
48. Best Ram Lamb
49. Best Ewe
50. Best Ewe Lamb
51. Best Group of Three ( 1 Male; 2 Females ) the property of the same owner.
52. A Silver Challenge Cup will be awarded for the best exhibit in Classes 46 to 50.

SPECKLED FACE
Judge: Mr Tudor Bound, Cefn – Bach, Oakley Park, Llanidloes, Powys
53. Best Ram, two years old and over
54. Best Yearling Ram
55. Best Ram Lamb
56. Best Ewe.
57. Best Ewe Lamb
58. Best Group of Three ( 1 Male; 2 Females ) the property of the same owner.
59. A Silver Challenge Cup will be awarded for the best exhibit in Classes 53 to 57.

WELSH MOUNTAIN
Judge: Mr Arwyn Davies, Talsarn, Llanddeusant, Llangadog, Carmarthenshire
60. Best Ram one year old and over
61. Best Ram Lamb
62. Best Ewe
63. Best Ewe Lamb
64. Best Group of Three ( 1 Male; 2 Females ) the property of the same owner.
65. A Silver Challenge Cup will be awarded for the best exhibit in Classes 60 to 63.

BLACK WELSH MOUNTAIN
Judge: Mr Dewi Edwards, Maesmoi, Pumsaint, Llanwrda, Carmarthenshire
66. Best Ram, one year old and over
67. Best Ram Lamb
68. Best Ewe
69. Best Ewe Lamb
70. Best Group of Three ( 1 Male; 2 Females ) the property of the same owner.
71. A Silver Challenge Cup will be awarded for the best exhibit in Classes 66 to 69.

BADGER FACE TORDDU - TORWEN
Judge: Mr Ben Pritchard, Olchon Mill, Longtown, Herefordshire, HR2 ONS
Torddu Classes
72. Best Ram, one year old and over
73. Best Ram Lamb
74. Best Ewe
75. Best Ewe Lamb
Torwen Classes
76. Best Ram, one year old and over
77. Best Ram Lamb
78. Best Ewe
79. Best Ewe Lamb
Torddu & Torwen exhibitors to compete in the below classes:-
80. Best Group of Three ( 1 Male; 2 Females ) the property of the same owner.
81. A Silver Challenge Cup will be awarded for the best exhibit in Classes 72 to 79.

BALWEN
Judge: Mr Dafydd Williams, Maes y Glyn, Capel Bangor, Aberystwyth,
82. Best Ram, one year old and over
83. Best Ram Lamb
84. Best Ewe
85. Best Ewe Lamb
86. Best Group of Three ( 1 Male; 2 Females ) the property of the same owner
87. A Silver Challenge Cup will be awarded for,the best exhibit in Classes 82 to 85.

BUTCHERS’ LAMBS (To be judged in Pens)
Judge: Mr Gerallt Davies, Dolyfelin, Llangadog
88. Best Three Butchers’ Lambs, lowland breed
89. Best Three Butchers’ Lambs, any hill breed
90. Llangadog Y.F.C. Section – Best Pen of any lowland breed
91. Llangadog Y.F.C. Section – Best Pen of any hill breed
92. A Silver Challenge Cup will be awarded for the best exhibit in classes 88 to 91.

SPECIAL CLASS
93. The Providence Capital Perpetual Cup will be awarded to the exhibitor gaining the most points in any one of the Sheep Section.

YOUNG HANDLER SECTION
This Section will be judged in Main Show Ring at approximately 2.00pm
Judge : Mr DJ Williams, Penmaenllwyd, Llanwrtyd Wells, Powys
94. 11 Years of age and Under
95. 12 – 16 Years of age
Ages to be taken as at the day of the Show. The judge will judge the ability of the handler to control and show the sheep and not the quality of the sheep. However the sheep must be shown to its best advantage to the judge. The sheep does not have to be the property of the competitor.
All sheep must be halter led. The competitor must be prepared to answer basic questions relating to their exhibit by the judge. No parent or adult helper to be present in the ring during the competition. All competitors to wear white coats. No entry fee.

SUPREME CHAMPION GROUP OF THREE
This Section will be judged in Main Show Ring following the Young Handlers Section
Judge : Mr DJ Williams, Penmaenllwyd, Llanwrtyd Wells, Powys
96. Best Group of Three in the Sheep Section to compete for sash and £25.00.
A Silver Challenge Cup and Border Fine Art will also be awarded for the Best Group of Three in the Sheep Section.

SUPREME CHAMPION
This Section will be judged in Main Show Ring following the Group of Three Championship.
Judge : Mr DJ Williams, Penmaenllwyd, Llanwrtyd Wells, Powys
97. Champion from each Section to compete for Sash and £25.00 - Agri Lloyd Voucher. A Perpetual Cup will be awarded for the Supreme Champion exhibit in the Sheep Section.

HORSES
Entry Fee in all Horse Sections - £1.00

RING 1

WELSH MOUNTAIN PONY SECTION A
Judge: Mr T P Williams, (Crimond Stud), Ferndale House, Llanmorlais, Gower.
1. Best Mare or Gelding, four years old or over.
2. Best Foal
3. Best Yearling
4. Best Two or Three year old.
5. Best Stallion.
6. A Silver Challenge Cup will be awarded for the best exhibit in classes 1 to 5.

WELSH PONY SECTION B
Judge: Mr D Price – Jones, Gellifechan, Rhandirmwyn, Llandovery, Carmarthenshire.
7. Best Mare or Gelding, four years old or over
8. Best Foal
9. Best Yearling
10. Best Two or Three year old.
11. Best Stallion.
12. A Silver Challenge Cup will be awarded for the best exhibit in Classes 7 to 11.

WELSH SECTION C
Judge: Mr R Rees, (Horeb Stud), Blaenffynnon, Horeb, Llandysul.
13. Best Mare or Gelding, four years old or over.
14. Best Foal.
15. Best Yearling
16. Best Two or Three year old.
17. Best Stallion
18. Best Section C Cob Under Saddle.
19. A Silver Challenge Cup will be awarded for the best exhibit in classes 13 to 18.

WELSH SECTION D
Judge: Mr R Rees, (Horeb Stud), Blaenffynnon, Horeb, Llandysul
20. Best Mare or Gelding, four years old or over.
21. Best Foal.
22. Best Yearling
23. Best Two or Three year old.
24. Best Stallion
25. Best Section D Cob Under Saddle.
26. A Silver Challenge Cup will be awarded for the best exhibit in classes 20 to 25

RING 2

IN HAND CLASSES
Judge: Miss Rachel Davies, Blaengain Cottage, Crwbin, Carmarthen
27. Best Pony Brood Mare, 14.2 h.h. and under.
28. Best Foal
29. Best Yearling
30. Best Filly or Gelding, two or three year old.
31. Best Pure or Part Bred Arab, to be shown in hand.
32. Best Coloured or Spotted, any height, any age to be shown in hand.
33. Best Mountain or Moorland, in Hand.
34. Best Hunter, four year old or over.
35. The “My Dad Tom” Perpetual Cup will be awarded to the best exhibit in Classes 27 to 34.

GENERAL RIDING SECTION
Judge: Miss Rachel Davies, Blaengain Cottage, Crwbin, Carmarthen
A Special Rosette will be awarded to the highest placed local exhibit in each Class.
36. Best Turned Out Pony, 138cm (13.2 h.h.) and under. Riders not to have attained their 12th birthday before 1st January, 2009
37. Best Turned Out Horse / Pony, exceeding 138cm (13.2 h.h.)
38. Leading Rein, Mare or Gelding, four years old or over, not exceeding 128 cms (12.2 h.h.). Riders not to have attained their 9th birthday before 1st January, 2009.
39. Best Riding pony, four years old or over, not exceeding 138 cms (13.2 h.h.). Riders not to have attained their 12th birthday before 1st January, 2009.
40. Best Riding Pony, Mare or Gelding, four years old or over, not exceeding 148 cms (14.2 h.h.). Riders not to have attained their 16th birthday before 1st January, 2009
41. Best Pony, suitable for all Pony Club activities 148cm (14.2 h.h.) and under
42. Best Ridden Pure Bred Arab or Part – Bred Arab
43. Best Horse / Pony suitable for Trekking.
44. Best Ridden Hunter.
45. Best Riding Club Horse.
46. Best Mountain or Moorland, under Saddle
47. A Silver Challenge Cup will be awarded for the best exhibit in Classes 36 to 46.

SUPREME CHAMPION
Judge: Mr Colin Jones, Penyfedw, Llandyfaelog, Kidwelly, Carmarthenshire
48. Champion from each Section to compete for Sash and £25.00. A Silver Challenge Cup will be awarded to the Supreme Champion Horse or Pony.

OPEN SHOW JUMPING COMPETITION
Judges: Mrs Helen Williams, Dolau Bach, Llangadog, Carmarthenshire &
Mr Lynn Williams, Banc Farm, Talley, Llandeilo, Carmarthenshire.
This section is kindly run and stewarded by Llandovery & District Pony Club Members & Friends.
1. Open Minumus 1ft 6’’ (may be led). Rider not to enter any other jumping competition. The Skylark Perpetual Cup will be presented to the winner of this class.
2. Open 2ft – 2ft 3’’. The Forest Princess Perpetual Cup will be presented to the winner of this class.
3. Open. The Rose Marie Perpetual Cup will be presented to the winner of this class.
Extra fun jumping classes will be held if time allows.

PET SECTION
Judges: Mr & Mrs Colin Henry, Devanah, Llangadog, Carmarthenshire
No Entry Fee
1. 11 & Under – Small Pets
2. 11 & Under – Large Pets
3. 16 & Under – Small Pets
4. 16 & Under – Large Pets
he above classes will be judged as the pet the judges would most like to take home.
The pets will be placed in classes at the discretion of the stewards.
Pets must not be left unattended and to be kept under control.. The animals entered in these classes are not eligible to be entered in any other class in the Show. The competitor must be prepared to answer basic questions relating to their exhibit by the judges.

EVENING ENTERTAINMENT
Vintage Display
Show Jumping
It’s a Knockout - £100 1st Prize (All competitors have free admission to dance)
Band and Disco in Marquee
“FREE BEER & DISCOWZ”

DOG SHOW
Run under the Specification of the Welsh Kennel Club. Entry Fee 50. To commence at 4.30 p.m. – Main Ring. No Entries later than this time
Secretaries: Mr Eifion & Mrs Tegwen Jones, Waun Dyrfal, Llangadog, Tel. 01550-777296
Judge: Maureen Campen, Pantrasol, Bronwydd, Carmarthen

PURE PEDIGREE CLASSES
1. Any variety Puppy, Dog or Bitch, 6 to 12 months
2. Any variety Sporting, Dog or Bitch
3. Any variety Non-Sporting, Dog or Bitch
4. Any variety Open, Dog or Bitch
The Dulais Line Perpetual Challenge Cup will be awarded to the best exhibit in the Show and a Cup will also be awarded for the Reserve in this Class.

NOVELTY CLASSES
5. Best Child Handler
6. Best Cross Bred
7. Best Exhibit over 12 inches
8. Best Exhibit under 12 inches
9. Best Condition, Dog or Bitch
10. Best Longest Coat
11. Best Shortest Coat
12. Best Exhibit the judge would most like to take home
13. Best Hunt Terrier, 6 to 12 months
14. Best Hunt Rough Terrier
15. Best Hunt Smooth Terrier

HORTICULTURAL SECTION / ADRAN GARDDWRIAETHOL
Chairman: Miss Elin Thomas, Cilyllyn Fawr, Talley, Llandeilo. Tel. 01558-685434
Secretary: Miss Angharad Rees, Dilgwyn, Felindre, Llangadog. Tel. 0779-5164139
Treasurer: Miss Llinos Thomas, Penybont, Llangadog. Tel. 01550-777641
Entries accepted from 8.30am until 10.45am. No entries accepted after 10.45am on the day of the Show. Open to the Public between 1.00pm until 4.00pm. No Entries to be removed before 4.00pm. Entries left after this time will be at owner’s risk. All Exhibits to be bona-fide property of the Exhibitor at least 28 days before the Show. Entry Fee for each Class will be 20p. Children Entry Fee – Free. Entry Fee must total £4.00 before Free Admission to the Show Field will be allowed.
Points will be awarded as follows: 1 st – 3 points; 2 nd – 2 points; 3 rd – 1 point

STEWARDS
CHIEF STEWARDS: Elin Thomas, Angharad Rees & Llinos Thomas
FRUIT AND FLOWERS: Helen M. Thomas & Lisa Jones
FLORAL ART: Helen Conway & Nia Thomas
HORTICULTURE: Carys Dyer & Elinor Thomas
CHILDREN’S SECTION: Indeg Williams, Ffion Thomas, & Lowri Gwenllian
PHOTOGRAPHY AND ART SECTION: Luned Henry & Iona Thomas
HANDICRAFTS: Ruth Morgan, Ffion Davies & Heledd Thomas
RURAL CRAFTS & STICK SECTION: Ruth Morgan, Ffion Davies & Heledd Thomas
DOMESTIC PRODUCE & PRESERVE SECTION: Meinir Thomas & Sian Williams
AGRICULTURE: Elin Thomas
ASSISTANT STEWARDS: Members & Friends of Llangadog Y.F.C. and Show Committee

FRUIT AND FLOWERS SECTION
Judge:- Ms Melanie Bowkley, Llwyncelyn Fach, Llansadwrn, Carmarthenshire
1. Three Cactus Dahlias
2. Three Decorative Dahlias
3. Three Pompom Dahlias
4. Vase of Sweet Peas (6 Stems)
5. Three Roses
6. Flowering Cactus
7. Three French Marigolds
8. Three Pansies
9. Vase of Cut Flowers
10. Three Spikes of Gladioli
11. Three African Marigolds
12. Three Dessert Apples
13. Three Cooking Apples
14. Three Sticks of Rhubarb
15. A Patio Container – to be displayed outdoors on show day without restriction
16. Four Violas
17. A Potted Begonia
18. A Potted Plant in Bloom
A Voucher will be awarded to the exhibitor gaining the most points in Classes 1 to 18.
A Blue Ribbon will be awarded to the best exhibit.

FLORAL ART
Judge:- Mrs Wendy Madley, The Vicarage Bungalow, Llanddeusant, Llangadog
No artificial fruits, flowers or leaves allowed unless specified. Exhibits must be within the space limit.. Height unlimited, unless specified.
19. A Petite Arrangement – ‘Little Gem’ – 25cm width, depth and height
20. An Arrangement using a Candle - Space Allowed 60cm x 60cm
21. An Arrangement to depict a Musical - Space Allowed 60cm x 60cm.
22. ‘Strawberries and Cream’ - Space Allowed 40cm x 40cm
23. ‘In the Pink’ – Space Allowed 60cm x 60cm
24. Local Exhibit – An Arrangement in a Teapot - Space Allowed 40cm x 40cm
25. Gent’s Buttonhole
26. Lady’s Spray
A Voucher will be awarded to the exhibitor gaining the most points in Classes 19 to 26.
A Blue Ribbon will be awarded to the best exhibit.

HORTICULTURE
Judge:- Mr Roger James, 35 College View, Llandovery, Carmarthenshire
27. Five Pods of Runner Beans.
28. Five Pods of Broad Beans.
29. Five Pods of Peas.
30. Three Roots of Carrots (stumped).
31. Three Roots of Carrots (long).
32. Two Leeks.
33. Three Onion Sets.
34. Three Onion Plants.
35. Four Shallots.
36. Four Potatoes, red (kidney, round or oval).
37. Four Potatoes, white (kidney, round or oval).
38. Three Roots Beetroot.
39. Two Parsnips.
40. Two Heads of Lettuce.
41. Two Heads of Cabbage.
42. Two Cucumbers.
43. A Basket of Herbs.
44. Three Heaviest Potatoes.
45. Four Tomatoes.
46. Best Comical Vegetable.
47. One Parsley Plant in a Pot.
48. Three Sticks of Celery.
49. Collection of Salad Vegetables (Any 5 from the following 8 - Lettuce, Cucumbers,
Tomatoes, Peppers, Beetroot, Potatoes, Radish, Onions. Space allowed 46cm x 61cm
A Voucher will be awarded to the exhibitor gaining the most points in Classes 27 to 49.
A Blue Ribbon will be awarded to the best exhibit.

CHILDREN’S SECTION
Judge:- Miss Lowri Bowen, Tan y Bryn, Pantybwlch, Castell Newydd Emlyn
Please state age on the back of each entry in the Children’s Section.

Pre-School Age (Not in Primary School)
50. An animal made from Plasticine
51. A Painting of Myself
A Voucher will be awarded to the exhibitor gaining the most points in Classes 50 to 51
6 years old and under
52. A Farm Animal made out of Plasticine
53. A Portrait of a Farm
54. A Potato Print
55. Best Handwritten Poem – Gee Ceffyl Bach

Gee ceffyl bach, yn cario ni’n dau
Dros y mynydd i hela cnau
Dwˆr yn yr afon a’r cerrig yn slic
Cwympon ni’n dau, wel dyna i chi dric.

A Voucher will be awarded to the exhibitor gaining the most points in Classes 52 to 55

8 years old and under
56. The Farm – any medium
57. Hand-made Birthday Card for a child
58. An Open Sandwich
59. An Animal out of Fruit and/or Vegetables
60. Handwriting – Detholiad o Mathemateg Mam

Dwi weithiau‘n camfihafio,
dim ond weithiau, cofiwch chi,
a dyna pryd mae hi’n sibrwd:
‘Rwy’n cyfri – lan i dri!’

Yn sydyn, mae hi’n dechrau
gydag ‘un, un-a-hanner’ yn chwim,
ond yna mae’n simsanu…
‘dau…dau-a-hanner…’ … Dim.

Ond ‘dyw hi byth yn cyrraedd,
a dwi’n dechrau amau pam,
falle nad yw hi’n medru!
Druan fach o Mam.

A Voucher will be awarded to the exhibitor gaining the most points in Classes 56 to 60
9 to 11 years old
61. An item made out of recycled material
62. Computerised Birthday Party Invitation
63. A Decorated Jam Jar
64. A Filled Pitta Bread
65. Handwriting – Detholiad o Ffrindiau Bach a Mawr

Pan fydd y dydd yn gwenu
a phawb yn chwarae’n iach,
peth digon hawdd bryd hynny
yw bod yn ffrindiau bach.

A phan ddaw Gwen i’r ysgol
mewn ‘sgidiau newydd sbon,
peth hawdd ar ddiwrnod felly
yw bod yn ffrind i hon.

Neu os bydd Gwyn yn dathlu
ei barti yn y dre,
bydd bechgyn lond y dosbarth
am fod yn ffrind ag e.

A Voucher will be awarded to the exhibitor gaining the most points in Classes 61 to 65.

Years 7,8, and 9
66. Home-made Pizza
67. A Poster to advertise Llangadog YFC Show Dance
68. An Item Made in Technology
69. Snapshot – “Friends”
70. Handwriting – Detholiad o Ar y We (Same as Years 10, 11, 12 and 13 – Three Verses)
A Voucher will be awarded to the exhibitor gaining the most points in Classes 66 to 70.

Years 10, 11, 12 and 13
71. Home-made Pizza
72. A Poster to advertise Llangadog YFC Show Dance
73. An Item Made in Technology
74. Snapshot – “Friends”
75. Handwriting – Detholiad o Ar y We – Three Verses

Flynyddoedd maith a mwy yn ôl
pan oedd rhieni’n fychan,
roedd ganddynt lyfrau i’w helpu nhw
llyfrau… a dyna’r cyfan.

Wrth chwilio am bob ffaith trwy’r byd
roedd rhaid mynd draw i’r llyfrgell,
a chwilio trwy bob silff a llyfr,
pob paragraff a llinell.

Ond pob gwybodaeth sydd gen i,
mae nawr ar flaen fy mysedd,
a gallaf fynd mewn dim drwy lyfr
o’i ddechrau draw i’w ddiwedd.

A Voucher will be awarded to the exhibitor gaining the most points in Classes 71 to 75.
A Blue Ribbon will be awarded to the best exhibit in classes 50 to 75.

ART AND PHOTOGRAPHIC
Judge: - Mr William Theophilus, Rhiwmallaen, Cilycwm, Llandovery

ART SECTION
76. Portrait of an Interesting Face
77. Winter’s Scene
78. Local Building

PHOTOGRAPHIC SECTION
79. Best Friends
80. Seaside
81. Wedding Day
82. The Big Freeze 2010
83. A Photograph with caption
84. A Photograph taken on a Mobile Phone.
A Voucher will be awarded to the exhibitor gaining the most points in Classes 76 to 84.
A Blue Ribbon will be awarded to the best exhibit.

HANDICRAFTS
Judge: - Mrs Sharon Richards, Merlin’s Hill, Abergwili, Carmarthen
85. A beach bag - any medium
86. A gift for a newborn baby - any medium
87. A fashion accessory made from recyclable materials
88. Decorate a pair of Wellingtons
89. Dress a doll
90. An item of crochet
91. Illustrated calligraphy - the 1st verse and chorus of the hymn “We plough the fields and scatter”
92. A hand knitted sweater/jumper
A Voucher will be awarded to the exhibitor gaining the most points in Classes 85 to 92.
A Blue Ribbon will be awarded to the best exhibit.

RURAL CRAFTS
Judge: - Mr Andrew Jones, Cwmgwyn, Pentrebach, Lampeter, Ceredigion
93. Hand made Child’s Toy
94. Any Wooden Turned Item
95. Any Wooden Carved Item
96. An Item of Metal Work
97. A Wooden Axe Handle
98. An Item of Pottery
A Voucher will be awarded to the exhibitor gaining the most points in Classes 93 to 98.
A Blue Ribbon will be awarded to the best exhibit.

STICK SECTION
Judge: - Mr Andrew Jones, Cwmgwyn, Pentrebach, Lampeter, Ceredigion
99. A Shepherd’s Crook, Wood or Horn
100. Market Stick, Wood
101. Market Stick, Horn
102. Walking Stick, Wood
103. Walking Stick, Horn
104. Thumbstick, Wood or Horn
105. Decorated Stick Wood or Horn
A Voucher will be awarded to the exhibitor gaining the most points in Classes 99 to 105.
A Blue Ribbon will be awarded to the best exhibit.

PRESERVE SECTION
Judge : Mrs Yvonne Jones, Brychgoed, Heol Senni, Sennybridge
106. Jar of Jelly
107. Jar of Marmalade
108. Jar of Chutney
109. Jar of Sweet Preserve.
110. A Bottle of Salad Dressing
111 Six White Eggs.
112. Six Brown Eggs.
A Voucher will be awarded to the exhibitor gaining the most points in Classes 106 to 112
A Blue Ribbon will be awarded to the best exhibit.

DOMESTIC PRODUCE
Judge : Mrs Yvonne Jones, Brychgoed, Heol Senni, Sennybridge
*All food must be covered with Cling Film.
113. Jam and Cream Sponge
114. Carrot Cake
115. Fruit Crumble
116. Fruit Cake
117. Four Welsh Cakes
118. A White Loaf
119. A Brown Loaf
120. Bara Brith
121. Four Fruit Scones
122. Four Madelines
123. Judges Recipe – Six Fruit Muffins (see below)
124. Your Favourite Dessert
125. Lemon Cake
126. An Individual Fruit Salad
127. Two Filled Jacket Potatoes
128. Pizza
129. Vegetarian Savoury Dish
A Voucher will be awarded to the exhibitor gaining the most points in Classes 113 to 129.
A Blue Ribbon will be awarded to the best exhibit.

WINE SECTION
Judge : Mrs Norah Heseltine, Spencer House, Llanboidy, Carmarthenshire
130. A Bottle of Home-made Cordial
131. A Bottle of Home-made Red Wine (sweet)
132. A Bottle of Home-made Red Wine (dry)
133. A Bottle of Home-made White Wine (sweet)
134. A Bottle of Home-made White Wine (dry)
135. A Bottle of Home-made Lemonade
136. A Bottle of Home-made Punch
A Voucher will be awarded to the exhibitor gaining the most points in Classes 130 to 136.
A Blue Ribbon will be awarded to the best exhibit.

JUDGE’S RECIPE
Six Fruit Muffins
Serves: 6
Ingredients
• 75g self-raising flour
• 75g wholemeal self-raising flour
• 50g caster sugar
• 1 egg, beaten
• 75ml milk
• 75ml vegetable oil
• 75g fresh or frozen fruit, such as raspberries or blueberries
Method
1. Preheat the oven to 190°C or gas mark 5. Line a 6 hole muffin tin with paper muffin cases.
2. In a large bowl, mix together the flours and sugar. Then beat the egg, milk and oil lightly with a fork and pour it into the flour mixture and mix thoroughly then fold in the fruit.
3. Using a dessertspoon, three quarters fill each muffin case and bake in the oven for 15-20 minutes. The muffins are cooked when they are golden brown and they spring back when touched.

AGRICULTURE
Judge: Mr Teifion Rees, Gilfach, Llangadog, Carmarthenshire
137. A Sample of Silage
138. A Turf of Sward from Permanent Pasture
139. Sample of Meadow Hay.
140. Best Fleece of Wool.
141. Largest Dock Leaf
142. Most Unusual Bottle
143. Sample of Big Bale Silage.
Please note that any silage / hay or wool should be brought in black bags
A Voucher will be awarded to the exhibitor gaining the most points in Classes 137 to 143.
A Blue Ribbon will be awarded to the best exhibit.

RULES AND REGULATIONS
1. Judges’ decision is final.
2. The Committee will not be responsible for any loss or damage to property or persons on the
field.
3. All objections to be made in writing and with the Secretary on the day of the Show with a
deposit of £5.00 which will be forfeited if the objection is not upheld by the Committee
whose decision will be final and from which there shall be no appeal, legal or otherwise.
4. All animals to be properly led and no animal shall be allowed in the Showground unless
properly haltered.
5. All animals will be considered and treated as being in the charge of the exhibitor or their
servants during the whole time they are on the Showground.
6. One owner and vehicle will be admitted free of charge into the field with his exhibit or
exhibits. All exhibitors in the Horticultural Section are to pay admission at the gate. If
entries total £4.00 or more then admission will be refunded at the Horticultural Tent.
7. Entries are accepted subject to the Rules and Regulations of the Show Committee, which
reserve the right to accept or refuse any entry.
8. No exhibits or cups must leave the field before the parade is over.
9. All Challenge Cups are only won outright if won three times in succession or four times not necessarily in succession. All cups to be returned at least seven days before the day of the show and in the same condition as you received them.
10. The Llangadog YFC has the right to choose Committee Members and to change any member
at the A.G.M.
11. The President and Chief Stewards to be in charge of any dispute.
12. Small Silver Cups are to be presented with all Perpetual Cups unless otherwise stated.
13. No exhibit to be removed from the Horticultural Section until 4.00 pm. All prize
money to be collected between 3.30pm and 4.00pm.
14. All riders to wear hard hats.
15. All animals to be in fit and healthy condition and the Show Committee are not liable to loss
or damage to livestock.
16. In the case of brood mare which have lost their foals, a Veterinary Certificate must be
available if called for.
17. There will be two rings for horses.
18. Non Pedigree cattle will be allowed to compete in the Open Classes but will not be eligible
for the British Friesian Society Rosettes.
19. Entry Fee will be 10p in every £ of the first prize unless otherwise stated.
20. Local winners are confined to the following areas:
Llansadwrn, Llanwrda, Myddfai, Gwynfe, Llanddeusant, Bethlehem, Manordeilo and
Llangadog.
The Committee wishes to thank everyone who has contributed to the success of the show and also to those who have subscribed.

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