Classes 120 to 132 - Free

Points will be given for each Class: 3,2,1, excepting Classes 11,36,56,76

which will be 6,4,3 .

Only 1 entry in each Class to be counted as Points for Cups.

Please name the varieties in Casses 3,7,8,30 & 31

FRUIT

Please see Rule 6.

1. Plums, Victoria (9) ..........................................1st 2nd & 3rd Prize

2. Plums, Pershore Egg (9) .................................Cards will be awarded

3. Plums, any other named variety (9) ..................for each Class.

4. Damsons (24) (including damascenes)................

5. Apples, Worcester Pearmain (4) ........................£7 will be awarded to

.6. Apples, James Grieve (4) .................................the entrant gaining the

.7. Apples, Dessert (4) any other named variety .....highest number of

.8. Apples, cooking (4) any named variety ..............points in SECTION A

9. Pears, Dessert (4) .............................................£5 to the second

10. Any other Fruit .................................................highest and

11. Collection of Fruit, three kinds exhibited on a.......£3 to the third highest

tray or board .................................

SECTION B

VEGETABLES

Please see Rule 6.

15. Sweetcorn (2) ....................................................

16. Tomatoes (12) Cherry .........................................1st 2nd & 3rd Prize

17. Tomatoes (6) .....................................................Cards will be awarded

18. Beetroot (3) Round .............................................for each Class.

19. Runner Beans (6) Stick .......................................

20. Dwarf Beans (6) ..................................................£10 will be awarded to

21. Parsnips (3) ........................................................the entrant gaining the

22. Pair of Vegetable Marrows ....................................highest number of points

23. Carrots (3) Long ...................................................in SECTION B

24. Carrots (3) other than Long....................................£7 to the second

25. Onions (3) over 8 oz. .............................................highest and

26. Onions (5) under 8 oz.. ......................................... £4 to to the third highest

27. Shallots (9) Pickling size (max. 1") ........................

28. Shallots (9) culinary ..............................................

29. Culinary Herbs, collection in named bunches ........

30. Potatoes (4) white (A named variety).....................

31. Potatoes (4) coloured (A named variety)................

32. Courgettes (3) .....................................................

33. Aubergines (2) ....................................................

34. Peppers Sweet, any variety (3).............................

35. Any other variety of Vegetables .............................

36. Collection of Assorted Vegetables, 5 types

exhibited on a tray or board .................

NOVELTY

37. A Creature made from fruit/vegetables (Adults only).

SECTION C

FLOWERS

38. Sweet Peas, one variety, four stems . .................. 1st 2nd & 3rd

39. Sweet Peas, mixed varieties, six stems . ............. Prize Cards will

40. Dahlia, Decorative, 3 stems ..................................be awarded for

41. Dahlia, Cactus, 3 stems .......................................each Class.

42. Dahlia, Pom-pom, 3 (not exceeding 2in. diameter) ..

43. Asters, double, 4 blooms ......................................£7 will be awarded

44. Asters, Single, 4 blooms .......................................to the entrant

45. One Red Rose, H.T. ..............................................Gaining the highest

46. Roses, H.T., 4 blooms ............................................number of points in

47. Roses, Floribunda, 3 stems ....................................SECTION C

48. Three Roses, one cultivar (bud, perfect and full). .......£5 to the second

49. Gladioli, 3 spikes ................................................... highest and

50. Any other Annual, 6 stems .....................................£3 to the third

51. Any other Perennial, 6 stems ..................................highest

52. *Pot Plant, foliage ..................................................

53. *Pot Plant, flowering ...............................................

54. *Cactus or Succulent (single variety) .......................

55. Vase of everlasting Flowers, one or more kinds ... ....

56. Best collection Flowers, 4 kinds,

each kind in its own vase .............................................

*52 - 54, To be in competitor's ownership 2 months;

pot size not to exceed 10" diameter

Residents of Great and Little Comberton

57. One vase of Garden Flowers, 5 diff. kinds ................

58. Any Annual, 4 stems .............................................

59. Roses, 3 blooms ...................................................

SECTION D

DECORATIVE CLASSES

69. Arr. of Flowers and Foliage, 'Stepping Stones', to inculde water, xax. 18"

70 Arrangement of Flowers in a shoe ....................................1st, 2nd & 3rd

71 A Posy ........................................................................ Prize Cards for

72. 'Keep it Simple - 5 Blooms, all same Flower, Max 12".......each Class

73. Arrangement, 'Film Title', Max 12".................................. £5 for the highest

74. Small arrengement, 6" overall.........................................number of points in

75. A Planted Patio Pot*...................................................... SECTION D

76. A Pedestal arrangement ...............................................£4 for the second

77.An arrangement of Chrysanthemums and Foliage **...........highest and

* To be in competitor's ownership 2 months. .........................£3 for the third.

**77, please indicate size on Entry Form. .............................

SECTION E

COOKERY & PRESERVES

78. One jar Stone Fruit Jam.......................................... 1st 2nd & 3rd

89. One jar Strawberry Jam........................................... Prize Cards will be

80. One jar Raspberry Jam............................................ awarded for

81. One jar any other Jam............................................. each Class.

82. One jar Marmalade....................................................

83. One jar Lemon Curd..................................................

84. One jar Jelly............................................................. £7 will be awarded for

85. One jar Chutney (at least three months old)................ highest points in

86. A Victoria Sponge (Rasberry Jam filling)..................... SECTION E

87. A Mixed Fruit Cake..................................................£5 to the second

88. 4 Decorated Cup Cakes........................................... highest and

89. A Loaf of Wholemeal Bread, hand made.................... £3 to the third

90. A Meat Pate ........................................................... highest.

91.A Quiche .................................................................

92. 6 Eggs, displayed on wood shavings. .........................

SECTION F

ARTS & CRAFTS

Please indicate on the exhibit card if any item in this Section is made from a kit.

94. A Patchwork item ..................................................

95. Needlpoint/canvas work ......................................... 1st 2nd & 3rd

96. A Hand-knitted item ............................................... Prize Cards will

97. Any other Needlecraft ............................................ be awarded for

98. Any other Craft (please describe)............................. each Class.

99. Article made from Recycled Materials ......................

100. An item of Hand made Pottery.............................. £7 will be awarded

101. Painting, 'Flowers' ............................................... to the entrant

102. Drawing - 'Shells'................................................. gaining the highest

103. A Collage/Mixed Media Study ............................... number of points in

104. * Photograph - 'Water' .......................................... SECTION F

105.* Photograph - 'Early Morning' ................................ £5 to the second

106. *Photograph with the most Amusing Caption' .......... highest and

107. A Handmade Greetings Card.................................. £3 to the third

108. Turnip Prize - Conceptual Art to incude a Flower, Fruit or Vegetable.

*Maximum three entries per person. Maximum Size A5.

Advance Notice for 2010:

Class 101 Painting - 'Light and Shade'
Class 102 Drawing - Any Medium - 'Fur or Feathers'
Class 104 Phtotgraph 'Insect Life'
Class 105 Photograph 'Architecture'.

SECTION G

WINES

Clear, untinted, clean wine bottles.
Corks - Flanged stoppers only, for wine please.
Please ensure that bottles and corks are matched so that it is not too
difficult to extract the cork. Labels for wine bottles will be provided upon entry.

111. Bottle of Home-made wine, five or more years old....1st 2nd & 3rd Prize

112. Bottle of Home-made Wine, sweet white ................Cards for each Class

113. Bottle of Home-made Wine, dry white.....................

114. Bottle of Home-made Wine, sweet red................... £5 for the highest

115. Bottle of Home-made Wine, dry red ...................... £3 for the second and

116. Bottle of Home-made Cider .................................. £2 for the third in

117. Bottle of Home-made Beer ................................... SECTION G.

118. Any Home-made Liqueur ......................................