Post by Patrick on Sept 28, 2013 0:32:53 GMT
After a break of a few years, you'll be pleased to hear that the Horton in Ribblesdale Show was back this year! So! in keeping with such fantastic news - where better to share the results but the Message Board that brought them to you FIRST! (Well, after the Paper had published them of course)....
Dismal weather on Friday did not bode well for the annual horticultural and agricultural show at Horton-in-Ribblesdale, due to take place the following day.
However, the conditions on Saturday were in total contrast with sunshine and remarkably clear skies.
The field, lent for the occasion by the Jackson family, had dried out underfoot and visitors were able to view the sheep classes and marvellous array of vintage vehicles and tractors without the need for wellingtons.
Top spot in the vintage tractor section went to first time exhibitor 14-year-old Ryan Hewitt, of Stainforth, with his 1978 David Brown 885 and show treasurer Peter Shackleton won the vintage car section with his immaculate Austin Seven.
Entries in sheep classes remained fairly consistent and the supreme champion, by the narrowest of margins was a Blue-Faced Leicester shown by James Caton who received the Marmaduke White Cup for the overall sheep champion and the Frankland Challenge Cup for the champion Blue-Faced Leicester. The reserve champion was an aged Texel ram from the flock of Ryan Middleton.
Stephen Raine, of Stainforth, nigh on swept the board in the Swaledale sheep section. His small but elite flock won him four pieces of silverware for best male, best female, champion Swaledale and the Ron Metcalfe Trophy for the best tup lamb. The latter award was presented for the first time this year by the friends of the late Ron Metcalfe who spent the first four years of his life in nearby Helwith Bridge and became one of the most noted Swaledale breeders of his time, winning every prestigious award on the circuit The Dalesbred section, though lacking in numbers, made up for it in quality Richard Brown of West Burton, made the long journey from home to take the trophy for the champion Dalesbred, the trophy for the best male in the section and the best fleeced sheep. Neil Jackson on home territory won trophies for the best female and the best group.
The indoor classes, and in particular the horticultural and confectionery classes, were extremely well supported and there was plenty for the visitors.
Young Alfred Dickinson had double success when he won cups for the best exhibit in the handicraft section with his underwater collage and the best exhibit in the flower section with his miniature garden. Ryan Maudsley had the neatest handwriting which won him the Thomas Metcalfe Memorial Trophy.
Victoria Johnson had most points in the confectionery section for children aged 12 to 16 years and Abbey White received a trophy for gaining most points in the 11 years and under category. Mum Leslie Graham won the Sargison cup for the best soda bread.
Accomplished needlewoman and show secretary Paula Swainson had the best needlework with an applique cushion and the best handicraft with a silk painting The trophies were presented by gala princess Emma Dunkley Other trophy winners were: Golden Lion Cup (champion Texel) - R Middleton; Joan Barker Plate (champion Zwartble) - T.Sutcliffe; Waterston Cup (best five Mule gimmer lambs) - SH Sutcliffe; rosette for best Mule gimmer lamb - G White; Dawson Cup (best fleeced sheep in Swaledale section) D.Wood; Peter Wood Trophy (best local Swaledale) and Foredale Tankard (best pair of local Swaledale gimmer lambs) - B.Thomas; Cup for best Masham lamb - C Middleton; Horton Tradesmans Cup (best sheep shown by an exhibitor under 16) - Ruby Thomas; Mrs Mason Cup (best confectionery) - J.Campbell; most points in the confectionery section - H.Armstrong’ Barrow Cup (most points in the flower section) - H Huddleston; Horton Landscape Cup (best photograph taken by a child under 16) - Zoe Thomas; most points in the horticultural section - J Lambert; best photograph - K.Chenery.
Results SHEEP Local: Masham gimmer lambs - 1 CMiddleton, 2 R Middleton; Mule gimmer lambs - 1 SH Sutcliffe, 2 G White, 3 J Millman; fat cross bred lambs - 1 J Millman 2 J & K Handy 3 E & A Dickinson; one Swaledale gimmer lamb - 1 & 3 B Thomas, 2 JA Morphet & Son; two Swaledale gimmer lambs - 1 B Thomas, 2 A White 3 JA Morphet & Son; Swaledale tup lamb - 1B Thomas, 2 D Wood, 3 A White; Swaledale gimmer shearling - 1 & 2 B Thomas, 3 JA Morphet & Son; Swaledale suckled ewe - 1 B Thomas, 2 JA Morphet & Son, 3 D Wood; Swaledale shearling ram - 1 D Wood, 2 & 3 JA Morphet & Son; Dalesbred gimmer lamb - 1 N Jackson; Dalesbred gimmer shearling: 1 N Jackson; Dalesbred suckled ewe - 1 N Jackson.
Open: Blue Faced Leicester ram lamb - 1 J Caton, 2 J Millman, 3 G White; Blue Faced Leicester gimmer lamb - 1 J Millman, 2 G White, 3 J Caton; Blue Faced Leicester female shearling - 1 W Wildman, 2 SH Sutcliffe, 3 J Caton; five Mule gimmer lambs - 1 SH Sutcliffe, 2 G White, 3 J Millman; two Mule gimmer lambs - 1 SH Sutcliffe, 2 G White, 3 J Millman; one Mule gimmer lamb - 1 and 3 G White, 2 SH Sutcliffe; Dalesbred gimmer lamb - 1 N Jackson, 2 and 3 RH Brown; Dalesbred shearling gimmer - 1 and 3 RH Brown, 2 N Jackson; Dalesbred ram lamb - 1 N Jackson, 2 RH Brown; Dalesbred shearling ram - 1 and 3 RH Brown, 2 N Jackson; Dalesbred ram lamb - 1 N Jackson, 2 and 3 RH Brown; Dalesbred suckled ewe - 1 N Jackson, 2 and 3 RH Brown; Dalesbred group - 1 N Jackson, 2 RH Brown; Swaledale gimmer lamb - 1 B Thomas, 2 JA Morphet & Son, 3 J Cowperthwaite; Swaledale shearling gimmer - 1 B Thomas, 2 and 3 J Cowperthwaite; Swaledale aged ram - 1 D Wood, 2 JA Morphet & Son; Swaledale shearling ram - 1 D Wood, 2 and 3 JAMorphet & Son; Swaledale ram lamb - 1 S Raine, 2 B Thomas, 3 J Cowperthwaite; Swaledale suckled ewe - 1 S Raine, 2 B Thomas, 3 JA Morphet & Son; Swaledale group - 1 B Thomas, 2 JA Morphet & Son; Zwartble male shearling and above - 1 T Sutcliffe; Zwartble female shearling - 1 J Lambert, 2 R Lambert, 3 T Sutcliffe; Zwartble suckled ewe - 1 J Lambert, 2 T Sutcliffe, 3 R Middleton; Zwartble gimmer lamb - 1 and 2 J Lambert, 3 T Sutcliffe; Zwartble ram lamb - 1 R Lambert, 2 T Sutcliffe; rare or minority sheep - 1 and 3 C Middleton, 2 C Lambert; Texel ram shearling - 1 J & K Handy; Texel aged ram - 1 RMiddleton, 2 and 3 J & K Handy; Texel female shearling - 1 and 2 J & K Handy; Texel suckled ewe - 1 J Dickinson; Texel gimmer lamb - 1 J&K Handy; Texel ram lamb - 1 J & K Handy.
VINTAGE VEHICLES Tractor - 1 R Hewitt, 2 M Wilson, 3 B Newhouse; vintage vehicle - 1 P Shackleton, 2 C Armstrong, 3 B Middleton.
DOGS AND PETS Large pet dog - 1 G Swales with Benny Boy, 2 D Colau with Sam; small pet dog - 1 W Armstrong with Heidi, 2 C Middleton with Molly; child’s pet - 1 A Dunkley with Fudge INDOOR CLASSES Baking: fruit cake - 1 C Teal, 2 H Armstrong, 3 M Middleton; gingerbread - 1 D Wood, 2 B Suttie, 3 H Armstrong; chocolate cake - 1 J Campbell, 2 M Middleton, 3 C Teal; no bake tray bake - 1 and 2 H Armstrong, 3 A Palmer; novelty cake - 1 C Middleton, 2 H Armstrong, 3 M Middleton; tea loaf - 1 H Armstrong, 2 L Graham, 3 P Swainson; lemon drizzle cake - 1 D Wood, 2 V Johnson, 3 T Harrison; fruit scones - 1 J Campbell, 2 C Teal, 3 S Lambert; muffins - 1 CTeal, 2 H Armstrong, 3 S Hughes; jam swiss roll - 1 H Armstrong, 2 M Middleton, 3 D Wood; tray bake - 1 H Armstrong, 2 H Huddleston, 3 C Teal; fruit pie - 1 M Middleton, 2 H Armstrong, 3 H Huddleston; Victoria sandwich - 1 J Sandiford, 2 D Wood, 3 H Armstrong; butterfly buns - 1 J Campbell, 2 H Huddleston, 3 M Middleton; biscuits - 1 L Graham, 2 C Teal, 3 M Middleton; cold sweet - 1 M Middleton, 2 C Middleton, 3 H Huddleston; cheesecake - 1 H Armstrong, 2 L Graham, 3 H Huddleston; soda bread - 1 L Graham, 2 C Teal, 3 H Armstrong; quiche - 1 A Palmer, 2 A Humphrey, 3 M Middleton; Chorley cakes - 1 H Huddleston, 2 P Swainson, 3 H Armstrong; lemon cheese - 1 S Haywood, 2 M Middleton, 3 H Huddleston; jam - 1 K Chenery, 2 S Hughes, 3 H Huddleston; marmalade - 1 M Middleton, 2 H Huddleston, 3 H Fenten; chutney - 1 M Middleton, 2 H Huddleston, 3 CTeal; cake made by a man - 1 M Gudgeon, 2 D Palmer; Children’s baking: seven and under: decorated cup cake - 1 R Thomas, 2 Z Thomas, 3 A White; decorated biscuits - 1 R Thomas, 2 A White, 3 Z Thomas; currant buns - 1 Z Thomas, 2 R Thomas, 3 R Wilson. Eight to 11 years: muffins - 1 A White, 2 E Dickinson, 3 W Armstrong; biscuits - 1 A White, 2 G Chenery, 3 A Dickinson; flapjack - 1 A Dickinson, 2 K Gudgeon, 3 A White. Twelve to 16: muffins - 1 V Johnson; flapjack - 1 R Johnson, 2 V Johnson; biscuit - 1 V Johnson; fruit scones - 1 V Johnson; savoury wrap - 1 V Johnson, 2 D Palmer.
Handicrafts: hand knitted item/garment -1 (tie) A Lambert & K Chenery, 2 M Middleton, 3 F Durham; tapestry or cross stitch - 1 C Middleton, 2 and 3 PSwainson; patchwork,quilting or applique - 1 M Middleton, 2 L Sunter, 3 P Swainson; soft furnishings - 1 P Swainson, 2 M Middleton; other item - 1 and 3 J Woods, 2 P Swainson; handwork over 12 years - 1 P Swainson, 2 and 3 H Arkell; artwork over 12 years - 1 P Swainson, 2 and 3 S Jackson; item made by a man - 1 A Suttie; an invitation - 1 H Arkell, 2 K Gudgeon, 3 V Johnson; sugarcraft - 1 LSunter, 2 P Swainson, 3 B Suttie; poster for 2014 show - 1 V Johnson, 2 J Wilson, 3 A White’ Horticulture and eggs: white potatoes - 1 and 2 J Lambert, 3 H Huddleston; coloured potatoes - 1 M Lambert, 2 H Huddleston, 3 J Lambert; peas - 1 and 3 J Lambert, 2 A Morphet; tray of vegetables - 1 M Lambert, 2 J Lambert, 3 A Morphet and H Huddleston; onions - 1 and 3 J Lambert, 2 M Lambert; carrot - 1and 2 J Lambert, 3 A Morphet; cabbage - 1 M Lambert, 2 J Lambert, 3 H Huddleston; turnips - 1 and 2 J Lambert, 3 A Morphet; beetroot - 1 J Lambert, 2 A Morphet, 3 M Lambert; tomatoes - 1 and 3 J Lambert, 2 H Fenten; cucumber - 1 L Graham, 2 H Huddleston, 3 A Morphet; other vegetable - 1 and 2 M Lambert, 3 J Lambert; hen eggs - 1 and 3 P Swainson, 2 J Lambert; Bantam eggs - 1 J Lambert, 2 P Swainson.
Flowers: home grown flowers - 1 P Swainson, 2 H Huddleston; flowers in bloom - 1 and 2 H Huddleston; flowering houseplant - 1 H Fenten, 2 H Huddleston; foliage houseplant - 1 A Lambert, 2 L Graham, 3 H Huddleston; succulent or cactus - 1 L Graham, 2 P Swainson, 3 W Maudsley; rose - 1 P Swainson; patio plant - 1 H Huddleston; miniature garden, under 16 - 1 A Dickinson, 2 E Dickinson, 3 V Johnson; arrangement - 1 H Arkell, 2 K Arkell, 3 H Huddleston.
Photographs: four gates - 1 J Woods, 2 M Lambert, 3 P Swainson; reflections - 1 J Woods, 2 A Lambert, 3 M Lambert; child and best friend - 1 K Chenery, 2 H Fenten, 3 T Harrison; holiday - 1 T Harrison, 2 and 3 H Swainson; suitably captioned - 1 H Swainson, 2 A Lambert, 3 M Lambert; photograph taken by a child - 1 Z Thomas, 2 V Johnson, 3 R Thomas; transport - 1 J Woods, 2 H Fenten, 3 S Johnson.
Chilldren’s handcrafts: seven and under: decorated egg - 1 Z Thomas, 2 E Swainson, 3 R Thomas; decorated plimsoll - 1 R Thomas, 2 A White, 3 Z Thomas; Duplo or Lego model - 1 A White, 2 R Thomas, 3 M Gudgeon. Eight to 11 years: decorated plimsoll - 1 A White, 2 A Dickinson; Lego model - 1 K Gudgeon, 2 G Chenery, 3 W Maudsley; underwater collage - 1 A Dickinson, 2 E Dickinson, 2 A White. Twelve to 16: underwater collage - 1 V Johnson; decorated Photo frame - 1 and 2 V Johnson; poster advertising Horton - 1 V Johnson, 2 D Palmer; greetings card - 1 D Palmer, 2 V Johnson; handwork, 11 and under - 1 C Wilson, 2 A White, 3 E Swainson; artwork, 11 years and under - 1 A White, 2 S Manning, 3 A White.
Primary school classes: animal model, nursery - 1 Z Thomas, 2 L Pilkington, 3 S Manning; painting, class one - 1 I Maudsley, 2 D Pilkington, 3 M Gudgeon; clay sculpture, class one - 1 C Wilson, 2 D Pilkington, 3 I Maudsley; Henry VIII painting, class two - 1 A Maudsley, 2 E Dunkley, 3 E Dickinson; Tudor house, class two - 1 J Bloom, 2 K Gudgeon, 3 A White; Tudor furniture - 1 A White, 2 R Maudsley, 3 K Gudgeon; handwriting, class two - 1 R Maudsley, 2 E Maudsley, 3 A Maudsley.
Dismal weather on Friday did not bode well for the annual horticultural and agricultural show at Horton-in-Ribblesdale, due to take place the following day.
However, the conditions on Saturday were in total contrast with sunshine and remarkably clear skies.
The field, lent for the occasion by the Jackson family, had dried out underfoot and visitors were able to view the sheep classes and marvellous array of vintage vehicles and tractors without the need for wellingtons.
Top spot in the vintage tractor section went to first time exhibitor 14-year-old Ryan Hewitt, of Stainforth, with his 1978 David Brown 885 and show treasurer Peter Shackleton won the vintage car section with his immaculate Austin Seven.
Entries in sheep classes remained fairly consistent and the supreme champion, by the narrowest of margins was a Blue-Faced Leicester shown by James Caton who received the Marmaduke White Cup for the overall sheep champion and the Frankland Challenge Cup for the champion Blue-Faced Leicester. The reserve champion was an aged Texel ram from the flock of Ryan Middleton.
Stephen Raine, of Stainforth, nigh on swept the board in the Swaledale sheep section. His small but elite flock won him four pieces of silverware for best male, best female, champion Swaledale and the Ron Metcalfe Trophy for the best tup lamb. The latter award was presented for the first time this year by the friends of the late Ron Metcalfe who spent the first four years of his life in nearby Helwith Bridge and became one of the most noted Swaledale breeders of his time, winning every prestigious award on the circuit The Dalesbred section, though lacking in numbers, made up for it in quality Richard Brown of West Burton, made the long journey from home to take the trophy for the champion Dalesbred, the trophy for the best male in the section and the best fleeced sheep. Neil Jackson on home territory won trophies for the best female and the best group.
The indoor classes, and in particular the horticultural and confectionery classes, were extremely well supported and there was plenty for the visitors.
Young Alfred Dickinson had double success when he won cups for the best exhibit in the handicraft section with his underwater collage and the best exhibit in the flower section with his miniature garden. Ryan Maudsley had the neatest handwriting which won him the Thomas Metcalfe Memorial Trophy.
Victoria Johnson had most points in the confectionery section for children aged 12 to 16 years and Abbey White received a trophy for gaining most points in the 11 years and under category. Mum Leslie Graham won the Sargison cup for the best soda bread.
Accomplished needlewoman and show secretary Paula Swainson had the best needlework with an applique cushion and the best handicraft with a silk painting The trophies were presented by gala princess Emma Dunkley Other trophy winners were: Golden Lion Cup (champion Texel) - R Middleton; Joan Barker Plate (champion Zwartble) - T.Sutcliffe; Waterston Cup (best five Mule gimmer lambs) - SH Sutcliffe; rosette for best Mule gimmer lamb - G White; Dawson Cup (best fleeced sheep in Swaledale section) D.Wood; Peter Wood Trophy (best local Swaledale) and Foredale Tankard (best pair of local Swaledale gimmer lambs) - B.Thomas; Cup for best Masham lamb - C Middleton; Horton Tradesmans Cup (best sheep shown by an exhibitor under 16) - Ruby Thomas; Mrs Mason Cup (best confectionery) - J.Campbell; most points in the confectionery section - H.Armstrong’ Barrow Cup (most points in the flower section) - H Huddleston; Horton Landscape Cup (best photograph taken by a child under 16) - Zoe Thomas; most points in the horticultural section - J Lambert; best photograph - K.Chenery.
Results SHEEP Local: Masham gimmer lambs - 1 CMiddleton, 2 R Middleton; Mule gimmer lambs - 1 SH Sutcliffe, 2 G White, 3 J Millman; fat cross bred lambs - 1 J Millman 2 J & K Handy 3 E & A Dickinson; one Swaledale gimmer lamb - 1 & 3 B Thomas, 2 JA Morphet & Son; two Swaledale gimmer lambs - 1 B Thomas, 2 A White 3 JA Morphet & Son; Swaledale tup lamb - 1B Thomas, 2 D Wood, 3 A White; Swaledale gimmer shearling - 1 & 2 B Thomas, 3 JA Morphet & Son; Swaledale suckled ewe - 1 B Thomas, 2 JA Morphet & Son, 3 D Wood; Swaledale shearling ram - 1 D Wood, 2 & 3 JA Morphet & Son; Dalesbred gimmer lamb - 1 N Jackson; Dalesbred gimmer shearling: 1 N Jackson; Dalesbred suckled ewe - 1 N Jackson.
Open: Blue Faced Leicester ram lamb - 1 J Caton, 2 J Millman, 3 G White; Blue Faced Leicester gimmer lamb - 1 J Millman, 2 G White, 3 J Caton; Blue Faced Leicester female shearling - 1 W Wildman, 2 SH Sutcliffe, 3 J Caton; five Mule gimmer lambs - 1 SH Sutcliffe, 2 G White, 3 J Millman; two Mule gimmer lambs - 1 SH Sutcliffe, 2 G White, 3 J Millman; one Mule gimmer lamb - 1 and 3 G White, 2 SH Sutcliffe; Dalesbred gimmer lamb - 1 N Jackson, 2 and 3 RH Brown; Dalesbred shearling gimmer - 1 and 3 RH Brown, 2 N Jackson; Dalesbred ram lamb - 1 N Jackson, 2 RH Brown; Dalesbred shearling ram - 1 and 3 RH Brown, 2 N Jackson; Dalesbred ram lamb - 1 N Jackson, 2 and 3 RH Brown; Dalesbred suckled ewe - 1 N Jackson, 2 and 3 RH Brown; Dalesbred group - 1 N Jackson, 2 RH Brown; Swaledale gimmer lamb - 1 B Thomas, 2 JA Morphet & Son, 3 J Cowperthwaite; Swaledale shearling gimmer - 1 B Thomas, 2 and 3 J Cowperthwaite; Swaledale aged ram - 1 D Wood, 2 JA Morphet & Son; Swaledale shearling ram - 1 D Wood, 2 and 3 JAMorphet & Son; Swaledale ram lamb - 1 S Raine, 2 B Thomas, 3 J Cowperthwaite; Swaledale suckled ewe - 1 S Raine, 2 B Thomas, 3 JA Morphet & Son; Swaledale group - 1 B Thomas, 2 JA Morphet & Son; Zwartble male shearling and above - 1 T Sutcliffe; Zwartble female shearling - 1 J Lambert, 2 R Lambert, 3 T Sutcliffe; Zwartble suckled ewe - 1 J Lambert, 2 T Sutcliffe, 3 R Middleton; Zwartble gimmer lamb - 1 and 2 J Lambert, 3 T Sutcliffe; Zwartble ram lamb - 1 R Lambert, 2 T Sutcliffe; rare or minority sheep - 1 and 3 C Middleton, 2 C Lambert; Texel ram shearling - 1 J & K Handy; Texel aged ram - 1 RMiddleton, 2 and 3 J & K Handy; Texel female shearling - 1 and 2 J & K Handy; Texel suckled ewe - 1 J Dickinson; Texel gimmer lamb - 1 J&K Handy; Texel ram lamb - 1 J & K Handy.
VINTAGE VEHICLES Tractor - 1 R Hewitt, 2 M Wilson, 3 B Newhouse; vintage vehicle - 1 P Shackleton, 2 C Armstrong, 3 B Middleton.
DOGS AND PETS Large pet dog - 1 G Swales with Benny Boy, 2 D Colau with Sam; small pet dog - 1 W Armstrong with Heidi, 2 C Middleton with Molly; child’s pet - 1 A Dunkley with Fudge INDOOR CLASSES Baking: fruit cake - 1 C Teal, 2 H Armstrong, 3 M Middleton; gingerbread - 1 D Wood, 2 B Suttie, 3 H Armstrong; chocolate cake - 1 J Campbell, 2 M Middleton, 3 C Teal; no bake tray bake - 1 and 2 H Armstrong, 3 A Palmer; novelty cake - 1 C Middleton, 2 H Armstrong, 3 M Middleton; tea loaf - 1 H Armstrong, 2 L Graham, 3 P Swainson; lemon drizzle cake - 1 D Wood, 2 V Johnson, 3 T Harrison; fruit scones - 1 J Campbell, 2 C Teal, 3 S Lambert; muffins - 1 CTeal, 2 H Armstrong, 3 S Hughes; jam swiss roll - 1 H Armstrong, 2 M Middleton, 3 D Wood; tray bake - 1 H Armstrong, 2 H Huddleston, 3 C Teal; fruit pie - 1 M Middleton, 2 H Armstrong, 3 H Huddleston; Victoria sandwich - 1 J Sandiford, 2 D Wood, 3 H Armstrong; butterfly buns - 1 J Campbell, 2 H Huddleston, 3 M Middleton; biscuits - 1 L Graham, 2 C Teal, 3 M Middleton; cold sweet - 1 M Middleton, 2 C Middleton, 3 H Huddleston; cheesecake - 1 H Armstrong, 2 L Graham, 3 H Huddleston; soda bread - 1 L Graham, 2 C Teal, 3 H Armstrong; quiche - 1 A Palmer, 2 A Humphrey, 3 M Middleton; Chorley cakes - 1 H Huddleston, 2 P Swainson, 3 H Armstrong; lemon cheese - 1 S Haywood, 2 M Middleton, 3 H Huddleston; jam - 1 K Chenery, 2 S Hughes, 3 H Huddleston; marmalade - 1 M Middleton, 2 H Huddleston, 3 H Fenten; chutney - 1 M Middleton, 2 H Huddleston, 3 CTeal; cake made by a man - 1 M Gudgeon, 2 D Palmer; Children’s baking: seven and under: decorated cup cake - 1 R Thomas, 2 Z Thomas, 3 A White; decorated biscuits - 1 R Thomas, 2 A White, 3 Z Thomas; currant buns - 1 Z Thomas, 2 R Thomas, 3 R Wilson. Eight to 11 years: muffins - 1 A White, 2 E Dickinson, 3 W Armstrong; biscuits - 1 A White, 2 G Chenery, 3 A Dickinson; flapjack - 1 A Dickinson, 2 K Gudgeon, 3 A White. Twelve to 16: muffins - 1 V Johnson; flapjack - 1 R Johnson, 2 V Johnson; biscuit - 1 V Johnson; fruit scones - 1 V Johnson; savoury wrap - 1 V Johnson, 2 D Palmer.
Handicrafts: hand knitted item/garment -1 (tie) A Lambert & K Chenery, 2 M Middleton, 3 F Durham; tapestry or cross stitch - 1 C Middleton, 2 and 3 PSwainson; patchwork,quilting or applique - 1 M Middleton, 2 L Sunter, 3 P Swainson; soft furnishings - 1 P Swainson, 2 M Middleton; other item - 1 and 3 J Woods, 2 P Swainson; handwork over 12 years - 1 P Swainson, 2 and 3 H Arkell; artwork over 12 years - 1 P Swainson, 2 and 3 S Jackson; item made by a man - 1 A Suttie; an invitation - 1 H Arkell, 2 K Gudgeon, 3 V Johnson; sugarcraft - 1 LSunter, 2 P Swainson, 3 B Suttie; poster for 2014 show - 1 V Johnson, 2 J Wilson, 3 A White’ Horticulture and eggs: white potatoes - 1 and 2 J Lambert, 3 H Huddleston; coloured potatoes - 1 M Lambert, 2 H Huddleston, 3 J Lambert; peas - 1 and 3 J Lambert, 2 A Morphet; tray of vegetables - 1 M Lambert, 2 J Lambert, 3 A Morphet and H Huddleston; onions - 1 and 3 J Lambert, 2 M Lambert; carrot - 1and 2 J Lambert, 3 A Morphet; cabbage - 1 M Lambert, 2 J Lambert, 3 H Huddleston; turnips - 1 and 2 J Lambert, 3 A Morphet; beetroot - 1 J Lambert, 2 A Morphet, 3 M Lambert; tomatoes - 1 and 3 J Lambert, 2 H Fenten; cucumber - 1 L Graham, 2 H Huddleston, 3 A Morphet; other vegetable - 1 and 2 M Lambert, 3 J Lambert; hen eggs - 1 and 3 P Swainson, 2 J Lambert; Bantam eggs - 1 J Lambert, 2 P Swainson.
Flowers: home grown flowers - 1 P Swainson, 2 H Huddleston; flowers in bloom - 1 and 2 H Huddleston; flowering houseplant - 1 H Fenten, 2 H Huddleston; foliage houseplant - 1 A Lambert, 2 L Graham, 3 H Huddleston; succulent or cactus - 1 L Graham, 2 P Swainson, 3 W Maudsley; rose - 1 P Swainson; patio plant - 1 H Huddleston; miniature garden, under 16 - 1 A Dickinson, 2 E Dickinson, 3 V Johnson; arrangement - 1 H Arkell, 2 K Arkell, 3 H Huddleston.
Photographs: four gates - 1 J Woods, 2 M Lambert, 3 P Swainson; reflections - 1 J Woods, 2 A Lambert, 3 M Lambert; child and best friend - 1 K Chenery, 2 H Fenten, 3 T Harrison; holiday - 1 T Harrison, 2 and 3 H Swainson; suitably captioned - 1 H Swainson, 2 A Lambert, 3 M Lambert; photograph taken by a child - 1 Z Thomas, 2 V Johnson, 3 R Thomas; transport - 1 J Woods, 2 H Fenten, 3 S Johnson.
Chilldren’s handcrafts: seven and under: decorated egg - 1 Z Thomas, 2 E Swainson, 3 R Thomas; decorated plimsoll - 1 R Thomas, 2 A White, 3 Z Thomas; Duplo or Lego model - 1 A White, 2 R Thomas, 3 M Gudgeon. Eight to 11 years: decorated plimsoll - 1 A White, 2 A Dickinson; Lego model - 1 K Gudgeon, 2 G Chenery, 3 W Maudsley; underwater collage - 1 A Dickinson, 2 E Dickinson, 2 A White. Twelve to 16: underwater collage - 1 V Johnson; decorated Photo frame - 1 and 2 V Johnson; poster advertising Horton - 1 V Johnson, 2 D Palmer; greetings card - 1 D Palmer, 2 V Johnson; handwork, 11 and under - 1 C Wilson, 2 A White, 3 E Swainson; artwork, 11 years and under - 1 A White, 2 S Manning, 3 A White.
Primary school classes: animal model, nursery - 1 Z Thomas, 2 L Pilkington, 3 S Manning; painting, class one - 1 I Maudsley, 2 D Pilkington, 3 M Gudgeon; clay sculpture, class one - 1 C Wilson, 2 D Pilkington, 3 I Maudsley; Henry VIII painting, class two - 1 A Maudsley, 2 E Dunkley, 3 E Dickinson; Tudor house, class two - 1 J Bloom, 2 K Gudgeon, 3 A White; Tudor furniture - 1 A White, 2 R Maudsley, 3 K Gudgeon; handwriting, class two - 1 R Maudsley, 2 E Maudsley, 3 A Maudsley.
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