Latchley - Chilsworthy - Cox Park - Annual Show
Schedule of Classes
The 2012 Show is on 28th July
The 2012 Schedule will be published some months
before that. There will be some minor changes
from the shcedule printed below - but the overall
range of items will remain the same.
So - please - buy your seeds now!
The 2011 schedule remains available - below
Dog Show
Click for details
Entries on the field
Horse Show
Click for details
Horse show
entries close on Thursday 28th July 2011
Marquee Classes
Click headings below for details, click here for entry form
Entries close on Wednesday 27th July 2011
Vegetables
Fruit
Pot Plants
Floral Art
Flowers
Cookery
Preserves
Eggs
Wines
Needlecraft
Handicrafts
Art
Photography
Pre-School
Junior Section
Senior Section
WI competition
Vegetables
1. Beet, Globe, 3, 75mm (3 inch) tops
2. Beans, French variety, 6
3. Beans, Broad, 6
4. Beans, Runner, 6
5. Carrots, Long, 3, 75mm (3 inch) tops
6. Carrots, Stump rooted. 3, 75mm (3 inch) tops
7. Cabbage, 2
8. Courgettes, 4
9. Lettuce, Cabbage, 2 with roots
10. Lettuce, Any other variety, 2 with roots
11. Leeks, 3, as grown
12. Marrow, Vegetable, 2
13. Novelty class, an odd shaped vegetable
14. Onions. Autumn grown, 3 with tops
15. Onions, Sets, 3 with tops
16. Shallots, Red or Yellow, 5
17. Shallots, Hybrid, 5
18. Shallots, 1 set as grown
19. Parsley, 6 stems, staged in a container
20. Parsnips, 3, 75mm (3 inch) tops
21. Peas, 6 Pods
22. Potatoes, Round, 5
23. Potatoes, Oval, 5
24. Garlic, 1 Bulb
25. Cucumbers, 2, indoor grown
26. Tomatoes, 5, Red
27. Tomatoes, 5, Cherry type
28. Radish, 6
29. Rhubarb, 4 sticks, 50mm (2 inch) tops
30. Onion, Heaviest
31. Collection of any 6 varieties from 1 to 30. (number as in classes), not to exceed 600mm by 600 mm (24” by 24”)
32. Selection of 6 Herbs. One stem of each
33. Any other vegetable (Variety to be specified on entry Form)
Fruit
34. Hybrid Berries, 12, any single variety on stalks
35. Raspberries, 12 with stalks
36. Gooseberries, 12 with stalks
37. Blackcurrants, on stalks, Own tea plate please
38. Collection of Fruits, any varieties
Pot Plants
39. Geranium, up to 180mm (7 inch) pot
40. Begonia, up to 204mm (8 inch) pot
41. Fuchsia, up to 180mm (7 inch) pot
42. Foliage Plant, up to 180mm (7 inch) pot
43. A Patio pot, not to exceed 364mm (14 inches) diameter
44. Any other flowering plant, up to 254mm (10 inch) pot
45. Cacti
46. Succulent
47. Hanging Basket, not more than 364mm (14 inch) diameter basket
Floral Art
All exhibits to be of fresh plant material.
Plant material to predominate.
48. Something Old. An exhibit. Space: width & depth 610mm (24 inches); height 900mm (36 inches)
49. Something New. A contemporary exhibit. Space: width & depth 610mm (24 inches), height 900mm (36 inches)
50. Something Borrowed. An exhibit. Space: width & depth 610mm (24 inches); height 900mm (36 inches) Novice class for anyone who has not won a first at this show (so borrow a container and have a go!)
51. Honeymoon Destination. Space: width & depth 610mm (24 inches); height 900mm (36 inches)
52. Tiny Treasures. A petite exhibit. Space: width & depth 250mm (10 inches)
Flowers
All flowers in this section (classes 53 to 70) to be grown by the exhibitor
53. Sweet peas, 12 stems, 4 colours
54. Sweet peas, 4 stems, mixed
55. Sweet peas, 4 stems, single colour
56. Dahlias, Cactus, 3 stems
57. Dahlias, Decorative, 3 stems
58. Pansies, 4 stems
59. Roses, Multi-headed, 3 stems
60. Roses, Hybrid Tea, 4 stems
61. Gladioli, 3 stems
62. Flowering Shrubs, 3 sprays of different kind, one vase
63. Lilium, 1 stem, any variety
64. One vase of Annuals, 4 varieties, 3 stems of each
65. One vase of Perennials, 4 varieties, 3 stems of each
66. One Single Bloom, any variety. A Bloom is one flower, e.g. a tulip or composite head such as a chrysanthemum or dahlia
67. Posy, not exceeding 150mm (6 inches) in diameter
68. Gent’s Buttonhole
69. Lady’s Shoulder Spray
70. Bowl of floating flowers
Cookery
71. Pasty. Short crust. Up to 175mm (7 inches)
72. Quiche
73. Plain Scones, 4
74. Flapjacks, 4
75. Shortbread Fingers, 4
76. Bread, White, 450gm (1lb)
77. Cheese Scones, 4
78. Bread Rolls, White, 4
79. Coffee Sponge – male entries only!
80. Chocolate Muffins, 3
81. Victoria Sandwich
82. Pineapple Upside Down Cake
83. Piped Meringues (unfilled)
84. 'Cranks' Carrot Cake (click for recipe)
Preserves
85. Jar of Blackcurrant Jam
86. Jar of Raspberry Jam
87. Fruit Chutney
88. Mint Jelly
89. Jar of Marmalade
90. Jar of Strawberry Jam
91. Jar of Piccalilli
___. Next Year: Bramble Jelly, Runner Bean Chutney
Eggs
92. Hens Eggs 4
93. Bantam Eggs 4
94. Any other Eggs 4
Wines
Wine Judge's Comments
1. Flanged corks are preferable but not essential
2. Clear bottles are preferable but not essential
3. You do not need to supply a wine glass
4. A maximum of two entries per exhibitor per class
5. In class 104 the name of the beverage is to be shown on label
95. One bottle of Red, Dry
96. One bottle of White, Dry
97. One bottle of Red, Sweet
98. One bottle of White, Sweet
99. One bottle of Miscellaneous, Dry
100. One bottle of Miscellaneous, Sweet
101. One bottle of Cider, Dry
102. One bottle of Cider, Sweet
103. One bottle of Homemade Beer or Lager
104. One bottle of Homemade beverage, not shown above
Needlecraft
105. An item, made using a sewing machine
106. Garment, machine knitted
107. Cushion, any medium
108. An item of Patchwork
109. Hand Knitted item up to 4 ply
110. Hand Knitted item, double, bulky or novelty yarn
111. Hand embroidered item
112. A crocheted item
113. Counted Cross Stitch
114. Any other needlework not included above
___. Next Year: A soft toy
Handicrafts
Please state size of exhibit on the entry form
115. A Greetings Card
116. Model made from kit
117. Something new from something old
118. Beadwork
119. Any other handicraft
120. A Piece of Woodwork
___. Next Year
___. An item woven from willow. A Corn Dolly.
Art
Art, Needlecraft and Handicraft Rules
1. Entries for the art classes should not exceed 600mm x 450mm (24” x 18”)
2. Exhibits in classes 121 to 125 may be in any medium
3. All handicrafts, needlework and art must be the sole work of the exhibitor, and have been completed during the 24 months preceding the show.
121. Life drawing
122. Landscape
123. Portrait
124. Still life
125. Any other subject
Photography
Photography Rules
1. No more than two entries per class
2. All photographs to be mounted individually on card
3. Stated sizes are for print only, excluding mount
4. Size of print, including mount, to be given on entry form
5. All photographs must be the sole work of the exhibitor and not to have been exhibited in any previous LCCP Show
6. Novice-not to have won a first prize in photography at any previous show
7. Digital photography acceptable in all classesBlack and white
any size up to 40.6 cm x 30.5 cm (16” x 12”)
126. Still Life
127. Portrait
128. Own Choice
Colour En-print
maximum size 153 mm x 102 mm (6” x 4”)
129. Woodlands
130. Sport
131. Buildings
132. Landscape
133. Holidays
Next Year: After Dark. Weather.
Colour Enlargement
minimum 178 mm x 127 mm (7” x 5”)
any size up to 40.6 cm x 30.5 cm (16” x 12”)
134. Rural Life
135. People
136. Flower or Plant Study
Novice Classes
up to 25.4 cm x 20.3 cm (10” x 8”)
137. Own Choice (Black & White)
138. Own Choice (Colour)
Pre–School Classes
4 Years and under
All entries must be the work of the exhibitor in whose name they are entered.
139. Handwriting (click for text)
140. Art
141. Cookery
142. An animal mask
143. A miniature garden (not exceeding 18” x 12”)
____Winner to receive the Sunnybanks Nursery Cup
Junior Section (5 to 11 years)
All entries must be the work of the exhibitor in whose name they are entered.
144. Most unusual item in a matchbox
145. A miniature garden, not exceeding 447 mm x 305 mm (18" x 12")
146. Animal sculpture in vegetable and natural material
147. Pasta collage
148. Handwriting – 5 to 7 years. (click for text)
149. Handwriting – 8 to 11 years (click for text)
150. Art - 5 to 7 years, Peppa Pig
___. Winner to receive the Dimson Day Nursery Cup
151. Art – 8 to 11 years, My favourite thing
___. Winner to receive the Dimson Day Kids Club Cup
152. A Birthday Card
153. A bowl of floating flowers
154. Model made from a kit
155. Any other handicraft
156. A bookmark
157. Cheese Straws, 4
158. Decorated Fairy Cakes, 4
159. Fruit Scones, 4
160. Jam Tarts, 4
161. Iced Funny-Faced Biscuits, 4
162. Photography – My Family
163. Photography – My Holiday
164. Photography – My Favourite Photograph
___. Next Year: A Funny Photograph
Senior Section (12 to 16 years)
All entries must be the work of the exhibitor in whose name they are entered.
165. A bowl of floating flowers
166. Handwriting (click for text)
167. Art, Own Choice, Any medium
168. Model made from a kit
169. Model made from junk
170. Any other handicraft
171. Fruit Scones
172. Decorated fairy cakes, 4
173. Jam Tarts, 4
174. Pizza
175. Chocolate Brownies, 4
176. Biscuits, 4
177. Chees Straws, 4
178. Photography - Sport
179. Photography – Springtime
180. Photography – My favourite Photograph
___. Next Year: Autumn
W. I. Entry
“Hunting, Shooting & Fishing”
1. An item of cookery.
2. An item of cookery.
3. An item of cookery.
4. A non-alcoholic drink.
5. ) Items each of a
6. ) different handicraft.
7. A floral arrangement.
Up to twenty marks for each item.
Up to twenty marks for staging.
To be contained within a space 900mm x 750mm (3' x 2'’6") Please note: all cookery items may be cut.
Entry fee 50p.
Next year: “London 2012”.