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GREAT YORKSHIRE SHOW 2009
14th - 16th JULY 2009
RESULTS
JERSEY: Class 166: MAIDEN HEIFER
born in 2008.
FIRST: 1119
Longley Farm, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire
Holmfirth May Dolly
Second: 1121
Saxby Family, Skipton, North Yorkshire
Saxown BRC Pansy 6
Third: 1120
I R G Collins & Partners, Dewsbury, West Yorkshire
Churchroyd Comerica Dusky
JERSEY: Class 167: HEIFER
in calf, born on or between 1 April and 31 December 2007.
FIRST: 1129
Coldeaton Jerseys, Ashbourne, Derbyshire
Coldeaton Whiskey Annette
Second: 1126
Saxby Family, Skipton, North Yorkshire
Saxown Roccos Cash 58
Third: 1125
Ravenfield Jerseys, Hull, East Yorkshire
Ravenfield Florence 12
JERSEY: Class 168: COW
any age, not less than 5 months in calf.
FIRST: 1130
Saxby Family, Skipton, North Yorkshire
Saxown Excalibers Daylight 3
Second: 1131
J & E Dickinson, Nr Barnsley, South Yorkshire
Holmfirth Barber Belinda
JERSEY: Class 169: HEIFER
in milk, which has produced her first and only calf before
attaining the age of two and a half years. Best Udder, selected
by the judge will wear a red ribbon on its tail.
FIRST: 1134
Messrs M & D Wilson, Appleby, Cumbria
Hailstone Sulton Winsome VG.87
Second: 1133
J & E Dickinson, Nr Barnsley, South Yorkshire
Holmfirth Paramount Olivia
Third: 1132
Ravenfield Jerseys, Hull, East Yorkshire
Ravenfield Milkys Surprise UG 85
JERSEY: Class 170: COW
in milk, born in or after 2005. Best Udder, selected by the
judge will wear a red ribbon on its tail.
FIRST: 1135
G M & A J Harrison, Leyburn, North Yorkshire
Hillside Laser’s Ann
Second: 1138
Pavenham Jerseys, Boston, Lincolnshire
Pavenham Iben 12 UG89
Third: 1136
A & D Mackellar, Stowe by Chartley, Staffordshire
Blodwell Zik Nina
JERSEY: Class 171: COW
in milk, born in or before 2004. Best Udder, selected by the
judge will wear a red ribbon on its tail.
FIRST: 1151
Pavenham Jerseys, Boston, Lincolnshire
Pavenham Iben 9 Ex94
Second: 1147
A & D Mackellar, Stowe by Chartley, Staffordshire
Barcapel Remake Mamie
Third: 1149
Coldeaton Jerseys, Ashbourne, Derbyshire
Itaskas Fillpail Annette
JERSEY: Class 172: PRODUCTION/INSPECTION
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Cow, in milk or in calf, which has completed any lactation
not exceeding 305 days at the closing date of entries. Animals
to be judged on conformation with the winning animal awarded
600 points and reducing by 50 points for each placing. 1 point
per kg of fat and 1 point per kg of protein will be added to
the inspection points to give the final placing. Official Milk
certificates must accompany each entry brought forward for
judging in this class. Only animals entered in classes 168,
170 and 171 may compete in this class where eligible. Entry
for this class must be stated at time of stall booking.
FIRST: 1130
Saxby Family, Skipton, North Yorkshire
Saxown Excalibers Daylight 3
Second: 1131
J & E Dickinson, Nr Barnsley, South Yorkshire
Holmfirth Barber Belinda
Third: 1153
Saxby Family, Skipton, North Yorkshire
Saxown Sambos Cash 26
JERSEY: Class 173: GROUP OF THREE ANIMALS
the property of and bred by the same exhibitor. Open to animals
already entered and SHOWN in this breed section.
FIRST: 1156
Saxby Family, Skipton, North Yorkshire
Second: 1154
Ravenfield Jerseys, Hull, East Yorkshire
Third: 1155
J & E Dickinson, Nr Barnsley, South Yorkshire
JERSEY: Class
174: PAIR OF ANIMALS BY THE SAME SIRE OR OUT OF THE SAME DAM
the property of the same exhibitor but not necessarily bred
by the exhibitor. Open to animals already entered and SHOWN
in this breed section.
FIRST: 1159
Saxby Family, Skipton, North Yorkshire
Sired by Lester Sambo
Second: 1158
J & E Dickinson, Nr Barnsley, South Yorkshire
Sired by Sulton
Third: 1157
Ravenfield Jerseys, Hull, East Yorkshire
Sired by Pavenham Iben Jude
JERSEY: CH80:
Additional: Jersey Junior Champion - YAS Junior Champion Rosette & prize
card. The Reserve Champion will also receive a Championship
Rosette & prize card. Animals to be born in or after 2006.
FIRST: 1135
G M & A J Harrison, Leyburn, North Yorkshire
Hillside Laser’s Ann
Second: 1129
Coldeaton Jerseys, Ashbourne, Derbyshire
Coldeaton Whiskey Annette
JERSEY: SP34:
Additional: Best Udder in Show - The Mossbank Perpetual Trophy
offered by the North East of England Jersey Cattle Club. Entries
from classes 166, 167 & 168 will be considered for this
award.
FIRST: 1135
G M & A J Harrison, Leyburn, North Yorkshire
Hillside Laser’s Ann
Second: 1149
Coldeaton Jerseys, Ashbourne, Derbyshire
Itaskas Fillpail Annette
JERSEY: SP35:
Additional: Best Cow or Heifer registered in the Herd Book,
bred by an Exhibitor who is a member of the Jersey Cattle Society
- Special Rosette & Prize Card. The Winner of this award
will also receive a YAS Special Rosette.
FIRST: 1135
G M & A J Harrison, Leyburn, North Yorkshire
Hillside Laser’s Ann
JERSEY: SP36:
Additional: Best Group of Three Animals Bred by the Exhibitor
- The James Heath Memorial Cup, a Perpetual Trophy offered
by Mr & Mrs J F Heath.
FIRST: 1156
Saxby Family, Skipton, North Yorkshire
JERSEY: SP37:
Additional: Best home-bred Yearling or in calf Heifer - The
Colin Clubley Memorial Cup. (The Exhibitor must have bred the
maternal Dam and Grand Dam to be eligible). The Winner of this
award will also receive a YAS Special Rosette.
FIRST: 1119
Longley Farm, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire
Holmfirth May Dolly
SUPREME DAIRY CHAMPIONSHIP: CH81:
Additional: Supreme Champion Dairy Animal - The Arla Foods
Milk Partnership Trophy and Supreme Championship Sash, Rosette & prize
card awarded by Yorkshire Agricultural Society. The Reserve
Champion will receive Rosette & prize card.
FIRST: 1135
G M & A J Harrison, Leyburn, North Yorkshire
Hillside Laser’s Ann
INTERBREED JUNIOR DAIRY CHAMPIONSHIP:
CH82:
Additional: Interbreed Junior Champion Dairy Animal - A Championship
Sash and prize card awarded by the Yorkshire Agricultural Society.
The Reserve Champion will receive a Championship Rosette & prize
card. Animals to be born in or after 2006.
FIRST: 1135
G M & A J Harrison, Leyburn, North Yorkshire
Hillside Laser’s Ann
BLYTHEWOOD DAIRY PAIRS COMPETITION:
Class 175: BLYTHEWOOD DAIRY PAIRS COMPETITION
The aim of the competition is to find the “Best Matching
Pair of Animals from each Breed”. Two female animals
are selected by the Breed Society before 3pm on the Tuesday
of Show. Entries listing the animals names and catalogue numbers
are to be placed in a box at the Cattle Foreman’s Office.
Entries for this section can be from any of the following breeds:
to be from the following breeds: Holstein, Dairy Shorthorn,
Ayrshire or Jersey. No Entry Fee is required. Preliminary judging
will take place on the Wednesday after the Interbreed Junior
Dairy Championship; animals to be shown without rosettes. The
final judging will take place in the Main Ring at the same
time as the Grand Parade on Wednesday. The Winning Dairy Pair
will receive £400, Rosettes & Prize cards. Yorkshire
Agricultural Society Tankards will be awarded to the winning
pairs’ stockpersons. The Reserve will receive £200,
Rosettes & Prize cards. A Yorkshire Agricultural Society
Trophy will be awarded to the Winning Dairy Pair for presentation
purposes only. This trophy will not be available to the exhibitor/s
due to the age and fragility of this particular trophy. Prize
money will be paid direct to the Breed Society and not individual
owners.
Second: BYD2
Jersey Cattle Society, Rickmansworth, Hertfordshire
Pavenham Iben 12 UG89 and Hillside Laser’s Ann
INTERBREED
DAIRY GROUP CHAMPIONSHIPS: Class 176: FOR THE BEST GROUP OF
FIVE ANIMALS
selected from entries in the Dairy section. Each Group is to
consist of *2 Cows in milk from seperate classes, 1 Cow in
calf, 1 Heifer in milk and 1 Heifer in calf. *In the event
of any breed having only one Cow in milk class, the second
animal may be drawn from this class. The animals will parade
without any rosettes that have previously won. Conditions:
1. The entries will only be accepted from breed societies.
2. Not more than one group may be entered by each society.
3. No entry fee is required. 4. The breed society is required
to state that it intends to make an entry. 5. The animals may
be owned by one or more exhibitors but must be entered as a
group in the name of the breed society only and not individual
owners. 6. Prize money will only be paid to the breed society
and not individual owners. The Catalogue numbers of the animals
selected to make up the group must be given to the stewards
when entering the judging ring.
Second: IDG2
Jersey Cattle Society, Rickmansworth, Hertfordshire
Third: IDG3
INTERBREED DAIRY GROUP CHAMPIONSHIPS: CH83:
Additional: Winning Group - The Crathorne Trophy offered by
the late Lord Crathorne PCTD and Tankards for each of the five
stockpersons, offered by Arla Foods Milk Partnership. All of
the prize winning groups will receive YAS Rosettes & prize
cards.
Second: IDG2
Jersey Cattle Society, Rickmansworth, Hertfordshire
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