Exhibitors
2011 SHOW RESULTS DOWNLOAD
Alpaca results
Cattle results
Horse and pony results
Sheep results
Jayphotos were once again the official equestrian photographers for the show.
Click here
to view photographs from the 2011 show.
LIVESTOCK CLASSES
Alpacas
Cattle – Beef and Dairy
Sheep
Showing Horses
Show Jumping
Young Handlers
Livestock entry closure date: Friday 15th June 2012.
Show Jumping entry closure date: Wednesday 4th July 2012.
For further details please contact the Secretary:
Email: secretary@northdevonshow.com
The 2012 schedule will be available in February. In addition you will be able to make your entries online for the first time. Payment will still be by cheque.
DOG SHOW CLASSES
We run an Open Dog Show which is KC registered with over 200 classes on the group system – Utility, Toy, Terrier, Pastoral, Working, Gundogs and Hounds. In addition there will be two stakes classes. The Companion Show has four pedigree classes and there are also novelty classes.
The judges are selected from across the UK many of whom have judged at Crufts and overseas.
There will be eight rings under cover and eight in the open – so whatever the weather the show should be another great success.
For full details please contact our Dog Show Secretary:
Mrs Yvonne Byrne
Little Orchard, Yarnscombe, Barnstaple, Devon EX31 3LS
Tel: 01769 560807 email: hervey001@aol.com
TRADE STANDS
We have a large open trade space area and five marquees for Craft, Food & Drink, Flowers and small retail businesses.
Follow the link Trade Stands for more details.
HORTICULTURAL MARQUEE
The Horticultural Show will bring together some of finest vegetables and flowers in the region plus a section for cookery. The closing date for entries is Monday 23rd July 2012.
The Horticultural Show schedule will be available soon to download
YOUNG FARMERS RALLY
The North Devon Group of Young Farmers will be holding their 19th annual rally at the 2012 show hosted by North Molton YFC
THE FOODHALL
Let your taste buds go on a culinary journey across the region by sampling some of the best food and drink from local producers.
Help to support these thriving cottage industries by continuing your exploration of regional produce at home!