Competitive Class Winners 2024
Competitive Class Winners 2024ART
Nat West Bank Trophy. Best exhibit in section – any media (classes 1-9)
Lee Trelfall
COOKERY
Mrs H Prince Cup – Highest points in section – female (classes 61-66)
Christine Locock
Mrs Gilmour Posy Bowl – Under 16 cookery (classes 67 & 68)
Jessica and Elsie Waldrun
Robert Gilmour Rose Bowl – Higest points in section – male (classes 61-66)
Marcus Simmons
HORTICULTURE
Bernard Allen Trophy – Winners – best kept summer garden (class 220)
Val and Roger Price
Charles Heeley Cup – Winner – sweet peas (class 141)
Clive Hancock
F L Bennett Challenge Cup – Highest points – flower classes (excluding class 141)
Clive Hancock
George Manners Tropy – Highest points – beans (classes 182 & 183)
Becky and Andy Parker
Jim Fox Cup – Highest points overall (classes 141 – 192)
Clive Hancock
Midlands Car Club Cup – Highest points vegetables (classes 173-192)
Clive Hancock
Mrs B Baskerville Trophy – Highest points – under 18’s (classes 200 – 203)
Jessica Dulson
Mrs Blackmore Basket – Winner – best hanging basket (class 222)
Janet and Paul Woolley
Mrs Edmund Corn Cup – Winner – best kept front garden (class 220)
Carol and Keith Wildgoose
Captain Furniss Cup – Winner – best kept communial summer garden (class221)
Kings Bromley Almhouses
Society’s Senior Citizens Cup – Winner – senior citizens collection (class 170)
Rosie Bennett
Society’s Flower Cup – best exhibit in flower classes
Clive Hancock
Society’s Gardens Cup – novice winner – best kept summer garden (class 220)
Cherry and Chris Macey
PHOTOGRAPHY
Frost Carpets Candelabra – best exhibit in section (classes 11-19)
Anne Anderson
CONTRIBUTION TO SHOW
Ivy Butcher Trophy – awarded at committee’s discretion (any category) to a child under 12 years of age
Edie Ludlow
George Myatt Plate – awarded at committee’s discretion
Jack Amberton
To enter exhibits in the Competitive Sections is easy!
Take a look through the Com.petitive Classes shown opposite and decide which you would like to enter. It’s all about taking part, having fun and having-a-go.
As far in advance as you can – complete an entry form and send it with the entry fee to the Organizer of the Section you want to enter as soon as you like but by noon on the Friday before the Show at the very latest. That way the Section Organizer will be expecting your exhibits and will have your exhibitor cards ready for you to collect first thing on Show Day.
Read the schedule again carefully – if a class requires 4 of something, then 3 or 5 of them cannot be judged no matter how good they are because they will be ruled “not as schedule”. Also please ensure you read the General Show Rules.
On the morning of the Show – take your exhibits to the main marquee on the Showground as early as you can to avoid the rush. Any time between 8:00 and 10:00 the organizers of all the Competitive Sections will be waiting for you. Give your name to the Section Organizer and collect your exhibitor cards. Place your exhibits on the show benches where directed by the Stewards and put your exhibitor card underneath or attach it to each exhibit so that it can be seen by the judges. The marquee will close promptly at 10:00 for judging to begin. No exhibits can be accepted after this time.
Allow more time than you think you will need to stage your exhibits – there may be a queue. If possible, take spares – accidents can happen!
In the afternoon of the Show – the Competitive Marquee will open to the public at 1:00 pm and all the exhibits will be on display all afternoon. At 4:00 pm the President of the Society will award trophies to the major prize winners. If your entries have won any prizes, the money can be collected from the Section Organizer when you collect your exhibits after 4:00 pm. Please do not attempt to remove your exhibits before 4:30 pm as it spoils the display for other visitors to the Show. Exhibits must be removed by 5:30pm.