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GOAT SECTION SCHEDULE

 

Holding Number 37/063/8005

 

Saturday 31st July 2010

 

THE BRITISH GOAT SOCIETY OFFERS: Rosette for the BEST GOAT IN THE SHOW Challenge Certificate for the BEST GOAT THAT HAS BORNE A KID Challenge Certificate for the BEST INSPECTION/ PRODUCTION GOAT Breed Challenge Certificate for EACH BREED Certificate of Merit for the BEST BRITISH MILKER

 

SPECIAL AWARD: The 'Slough' Challenge Trophy for best qualifying Inspection-Production goat bred by exhibitor, entered in Saane Saanen Section of British Goat Society's Herd Book, that has kidded once only

 

SPECIAL ROSETTES: Best in Show & Reserve Best in Show Best Milker & Reserve Best Milker Best Goatling & Reserve Best Goatling Best Kid & Reserve Best Kid

 

A special thanks to : The NORTH STAFFS GOAT SOCIETY for their donation of £100 sponsorship VAL BETTELEY for the donations of £5.00 SPECIAL CASH PRIZES for the

Best Milker

Best Goatling

Best Kid

 

TROPHIES :

Best in Show

Best Milker

Best Goatling

Best Kid

Best BS and AOV

Best Pair of Young Stock

Highest Milk Yield

All trophies are perpetual, and must be returned to the Show Secretary

 

PRIZE MONEY
Classes	1st	2nd	3rd	4th
1-19 inclusive	£4.00	£3.00	£2.00	n/a
20	Trophy only
21-22	£8.00	£6.00	£4.00	£2.00

 

ENTRY FEES	All Classes - £2.00
Straw	£1.50
Catalogues	£1.00

All entries & fees to be sent to Goat Section Secretary - address above

CLOSING DATE FOR ENTRIES:

Wednesday 30th June 2010

 

INSPECTION CLASSES
MILKERS - A female goat that has borne a kid, any age, and in milk
Class 1	Saanen / British Saanen
Class 2	Toggenburg / British Toggenburg
Class 3	British Alpine
Class 4	Anglo-Nubian
Class 5	Golden / English Guernsey
Class 6	Any Other Variety (HB/FB/SR/IR)
GOATLINGS - A female that has not borne a kid, over 1 year old, but under 2 years
Class 7	Saanen / British Saanen
Class 8	Toggenburg / British Toggenburg
Class 9	British Alpine
Class 10	Anglo-Nubian
Class 11	Golden / English Guernsey
Class 12	Any Other Variety (HB/FB/SR/IR)
KIDS - A female that is over 2 calendar months, but not exceeding 1 year of age
Class 13	Saanen / British Saanen
Class 14	Toggenburg / British Toggenburg
Class 15	British Alpine
Class 16	Anglo-Nubian
Class 17	Golden / English Guernsey
Class 18	Any Other Variety (HB/FB/SR/IR)
SPECIALS
Class 19	Dam and Progeny (must have been shown in previous classes)
Class 20	A Pair of Young Stock ENTER ON THE DAY. NO ENTRY FEE. TROPHY ONLY
MILKING CLASSES
Class 21	Milking Competition for 1st Kidders only
Class 22	Milking Competition for 2nd & subsequent Kidders
Competitors are responsible for the disposal of milk produced by their animals

Please check that your milkers are entered in the Milking Competiion as well as the Inspection Class if you wish to compete in both.

All entries must be entered in their respective section of the Herd Book

MILKERS to be on the Showground by 5.30 pm on 30th July 2010, for stripping out at 6.30 pm

YOUNG STOCK to be on the Showground by 9.00 am on 31st July 2010, for judging at 10.00 am

Will exhibitors please remove all branches from pens before leaving the Showground

If you wish to enter any of the Classes, please click the link below and print out an Entry Form

Goat classes are held under the Rules, Regulations and Recognition of the British Goat Society. All exhibits must be registered with the BGS in the name of the owner and in the name of the exhibitor, the registered name, number and earmark to be quoted on the entry form. The registered number of any goat, initially entered as RAF (Registration Applied For) must be submitted to the Show organisers before the goat competes. All goats in milk must have kidded a minimum of 30 days prior to the date of the Show. No goat that might be pregnant or has aborted within the previous 30 days to be brought onto the Showground.

CAE REQUIREMENTS Exhibitors are advised that milk produced at the Show should not be fed to any goat (this appears to be a factor in the spread of CAE). Exhibitors are NOT to bring to the Showground any animal that has had a positive result on a CAE test. ALL animals must be in a healthy condition. The Committee reserves the right to reject any animal, which appears otherwise. Neither the NSGS nor its hosts shall be responsible for any stock or property lost or damaged at the Show or in transit.