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Livestock
Schedule
including shows for:
2019
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SATURDAY, 9TH MARCH
Borderway Mart • Rosehill • Carlisle • Cumbria • CA1 2RS
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HOLSTEIN
2019 AYRSHIRE
SATURDAY JERSEY
9th MARCH
Borderway, Rosehill,
RED & WHITE
Carlisle, Cumbria CA1 2RS
adjacent to J43 - M6 motorway
DAIRY
• 370 Head of Dairy Cattle SHORTHORN
• Includes shows of Holstein, Jersey,
BROWN SWISS
Ayrshire, Red & White, Dairy Shorthorn,
British Friesian (National Breed Show)
and Brown Swiss
BRITISH
• 150 trade exhibits including the latest
in dairy technologies and machinery
FRIESIAN
demonstrations
• Showmanship Youth Championships;
young breeders from UK and across
Europe compete for top honors
• Free admission and parking £15,000
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Schedule of Events
Thursday - 7th March 2019
12noon - 6.00pm Arrival of Cattle
Friday - 8th March 2019
7:00am - 9:00am Arrival of Cattle
2:30pm Showmanship Youth Championships
5:00pm Youngstock Judging (All Breeds)
Saturday - 9th March 2019
8:00am UK Dairy Expo opens
8:30am UK Dairy Expo Show commences
12:00pm Break for lunch/ visit trade stands
1:00pm Judging re-commences
4:00pm Supreme Championship Presentations
Closing Ceremonies
8:00pm Banquet, All-Britain Awards & Dance
at Shepherds Inn, Carlisle
2019 5
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2019
Judges
HOLSTE IN, DAIRY SHORTHORN & BROWN SWISS
Carl Saucier, Champlain, Québec
Carl Saucier is from Champlain, Québec he graduated from the Sainte-Croix
de Lotbinière Agricultural School in 1976. From 1978 to 1979, Carl worked as a
herdsman for Ferme Deslacs in Victoriaville where he literally fell in love with the
high-quality Holstein cow.
Wishing to learn English, to deepen his knowledge in
breeding and show animal preparation, he worked from
1979 to 1981 for Romandale Farm in Ontario and afterwards
for Hanoverhill Holstein in 1982. Those experiences
allowed him to learn with the top breeders in the breed
such as Antonio Tourigny, Dave Houck, Peter Heffering
but one of the lifetime elite was having the opportunity
to learn from one the best herdsman in the world, Ken
Trevena. Coming back home Carl also worked as a
professional fitter several years for successful breeders
in Quebec.
Carl has worked 27 years as progeny analyst for CIAQ and most recently starting
a new part of his career with Semex since 2 years as Genetic Development
Representative including the progeny analysis and picture duties.
Carl is an official judge for Holstein Canada since 1996 and he has judged several
shows in Québec, Ontario, Nova Scotia, United States, Belgium, France, Portugal,
Costa Rica, Australia, Japan and was associate judge of the National Holstein
Show 2016 Royal Winter Fair in Toronto, Canada.
Carl and his wife Leonie Ghielen have 2 daughters and are very proud
grand-parents of 4 grandchildren.
2019 7
AYRSHIRE , JE RSE Y, RE D & WHITE
Molly Sloan, Wisconsin, USA
Molly Sloan lives in Columbus, with her husband, Matt and their son, Dane. She
grew up on her family’s registered Holstein herd in Marengo, IL. Molly graduated
from the University of Wisconsin-Madison with degrees in Dairy Science & Ag
Journalism.
For the past 13 years she has worked for Alta Genetics,
currently working for their holding company, URUS as
Director of People Development. During her career, she
has also travelled to 14 countries to speak about and
implement dairy genetic programs.
Molly has judged major shows in 15 states throughout the
US and has been a lead judge twice at World Dairy Expo,
where she judged the 2016 International Ayrshire Show
and the 2014 International Junior Holstein Show.
She has also judged Internationally at major shows in Australia, Brazil, France,
Peru, and Canada, including the 2015 National Canadian 4-H Classic at the Royal
Agricultural Winter Fair
She has also been on numerous All-American and All-Canadian judges’ panels for
6 major breeds.
UK & INTE RNATIONAL SHOWMANSHIP CHAMPIONSHIPS
Ben Yates, UK
Ben currently manages the Y-Farm Partnership Farm, near
Shepton Mallet, Somerset, which is a modern unit milking
1,300 Holstein cattle on a 64-point rotary parlour. With his
wife and two boys Ben also has a few of his own animals
under the recently established Wowcow prefix.
Ben’s time working at Smiddiehill Holsteins as a youngster
is where he developed a passion for pedigree Holsteins
and showing. This passion led to travelling around the
world working with cattle in countries such as Japan, the
USA and Australia.
During his time managing The Wyndford Herd, Ben enjoyed success showing
animals he’d bred across the UK and in Europe, the highlight being winning second
place Intermediate Heifer at The European Show, Colmar in 2016.
Ben has enjoyed judging many shows with highlights including the Coloured
Breed Handling classes at the All Breeds All Britain Calf Show, Emerald Expo,
Celtic Show Case, The All Ireland Calf Show & the Winter Show, Drenthe, Holland.
2019 8
BRITISH FRIESIAN NATIONAL SHOW
Mark Logan, Northern Ireland
Although Mark’s family were not dairy farmers he pretty much grew up with the
Loughside herd of British Friesians, based in County Antrim, Northern Ireland,
spending most of his school holidays and weekends on his friend’s dairy farm. It was
there that his love of dairy cows and showing began.
After A level he attended Greenmount Agricultural College
where he achieved an OND in Agriculture with Distinction.
His sandwich year was spent with the Carnageragh British
Friesian Herd and then Mark worked with the Caddy Herd
which was mainly British Friesian but with some Holstein
influence was beginning to appear.
From 1983 until 1990 he was share milking running his
own small Ransevyn Herd alongside the Loughside Herd
however the quota system led to the end of this enterprise
and his herd was dispersed.
In 1991 Mark began working at Clandeboye Estate, Co Down, Northern Ireland initially
as herdsman/manager and then taking on his present role of Farm Manager within a
year of coming to Clandeboye.
The Clandeboye dairy herd consists of 70 Holstein and 30 Jersey cows plus
followers. Highlights at Clandeboye have been transforming a very ordinary herd
into the winning Holstein UK Premier Pedigree Herd in 2007 and achieving a Master
Breeder Award in the same year.
Successes at Shows have included - Supreme Champion at the 2007, 2008 and
2012 Irish National Holstein Show; Royal Ulster Interbreed Champion in 2008 with
Clandeboye Champion Willow; Champion Jersey at the 2010, 2011, 2012, 2015,2016
and 2017 Royal Ulster Winter Fairs with Clandeboye CR Evita also taking the
Interbreed title in 2012.
Several All-Britain nominations winning Holstein All Britain third calf cow in 2008 and
Jersey All Britain Junior Cow in 2012 and 2017.
Over the last number of years Mark has had judging assignments across the UK and
Ireland for Holstein, Jerseys and Interbreed Classes including All Breeds at Agriscot
2016 and Emerald Expo 2017, The All Breeds all Britain Calf Show, The Dairy Event,
The South West Dairy Show, Tullamore, The Welsh Dairy Show, Virginia, The Royal
Welsh, The Royal Highland, The Great Yorkshire, The Royal Cornwall, UK Dairy Day
and The Autumn Show on Jersey Island.
Clandeboye is a 2000 acre privately owned country Estate situated 10 miles north
east of Belfast owned by the Marchioness of Dufferin and Ava. Mark has been Farm
Manager for the last 27 years. In that time many changes have taken place with
diversification into yoghurt making starting in 2007. They now process about 95% of
the herds’ milk production and retail it under the Clandeboye Estate Yoghurt brand.
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2019Holstein Class Schedule
Class 1 Autumn Calf September 1st 2018 - November 30th 2018
Class 2 Summer Calf June 1st 2018 - August 31st 2018
Class 3 Spring Calf March 1st 2018 - May 31st 2018
Class 4 Winter Yearling December 1st 2017 - February 28th 2018
Class 5 Autumn Yearling September 1st 2017 - November 30th 2017
Class 6 Senior Yearling March 1st 2017 - August 31st 2017
Class 7 Junior Championship
Special Awards: Premier Sire of the Junior Show
Class 8 Milking Yearling December 1st 2016 - June 30th 2017
Class 9 Junior 2yr old September 1st 2016 - November 30th 2016
Class 10 Senior 2yr old March 1st 2016 - August 31st 2016
Class 11 Junior 3yr old September 1st 2015 - February 28th 2016
Class 12 Senior 3yr old March 1st 2015 - August 31st 2015
Class 13 Intermediate Championship
Class 14 4 yr old March 1st 2014 - February 28th 2015
Class 15 5 yr old March 1st 2013 - February 28th 2014
Class 16 Mature Cow Born prior to March 1st 2013
Class 17 Senior Championship
Class 18 Best Udder of Show
Class 19 Grand Champion
Special Awards: Premier Breeder Award
Premier Exhibitor Award
Premier Sire of the Senior Show
2019 13Ayrshire Class Schedule
All Ayrshire cattle must be at least 51% Ayrshire blood/genetics
Class 20 Maiden heifer Born in 2018
Class 21 In calf heifer Born in 2017
Class 22 Junior Championship
Special Awards: Premier Sire of the Junior Show
Class 23 2 year old February 28th 2016 - March 1st 2017
Class 24 3 year old February 28th 2015 - March 1st 2016
Class 25 4 year old February 28th 2014 - March 1st 2015
Class 26 Senior Cow Born prior to March 1st 2014
Class 27 Best Udder of Show
Class 28 Grand Champion
Special Awards: Premier Breeder Award
Premier Exhibitor Award
Premier Sire of the Senior Show
Entries for classes 20-28 are not eligible to be shown in the Red & White section.
Jersey Class Schedule
Class 29 Maiden heifer Born in 2018
Class 30 In calf heifer Born in 2017
Class 31 Junior Championship
Special Awards: Premier Sire of the Junior Show
Class 32 2 year old February 28th 2016 - March 1st 2017
Class 33 3 year old February 28th 2015 - March 1st 2016
Class 34 Senior Cow Born prior to March 1st 2015
Class 35 Best Udder of Show
Class 36 Grand Champion
Special Awards: Premier Breeder Award
Premier Exhibitor Award
Premier Sire of the Senior Show
2019 14Dairy Shorthorn Class Schedule
All Shorthorns must contain at least 25% Shorthorn
Class 37 Maiden heifer Born in 2018
Class 38 In calf heifer Born in 2017
Class 39 Junior Championship
Special Awards: Premier Sire of the Junior Show
Class 40 2 year old February 28th 2016 - March 1st 2017
Class 41 3 year old February 28th 2015 - March 1st 2016
Class 42 4 year old February 28th 2014 - March 1st 2015
Class 43 Senior Cow Born prior to March 1st 2014
Class 44 Best Udder of Show
Class 45 Grand Champion
Special Awards: Premier Breeder Award
Premier Exhibitor Award
Premier Sire of the Junior Show
British Friesian Class Schedule
NATIONAL SHOW
Class 46 Maiden heifer Born in 2018
Class 47 In calf heifer Born in 2017
Class 48 Junior Championship winner to receive the Oakalby Cup
Special Awards: Premier Sire of the Junior Show
Class 49 2 year old February 28th 2016 - March 1st 2017
Class 50 3 year & 4 year old February 28th 2014 - March 1st 2016
Class 51 Senior Cow February 28th 2011 - March 1st 2014
Class 52 Iron Grandma Born prior to March 1st 2011
Class 53 Best Udder of Show
Class 54 Grand Champion winner to receive the Anne Barton Memorial Trophy
Special Awards: Premier Breeder Award
Premier Exhibitor Award
winner to receive the Scotsbridge
Perpetual Challenge Trophy
Premier Sire of the Senior Show
2019 15Red & White Class Schedule
Class 55 Calf class September 1st 2018 onwards
Class 56 Maiden heifer December 1st 2017 - August 31st 2018
Class 57 In calf heifer January 1st 2017 - November 30th 2017
Class 58 Junior Championship
Special Awards: Premier Sire of the Junior Show
Class 59 2 year old February 28th 2016 - March 1st 2017
Class 60 3 year old February 28th 2015 - March 1st 2016
Class 61 Senior Cow Born prior to March 1st 2015
Class 62 Best Udder of Show
Class 63 Grand Champion
Special Awards: Premier Breeder Award
Premier Exhibitor Award
Premier Sire of the Senior Show
A special prize will be awarded to the highest placed Red & White animal that
is registered through the Ayrshire Cattle Society.
Entries for classes 55-63 are not eligible to be shown in the Ayrshire section.
Brown Swiss Class Schedule
Class 64 Maiden Heifer Born in 2018
Class 65 In calf Heifer Born in 2017
Class 66 Junior Championship
Special Awards: Premier Sire of the Junior Show
Class 67 2 year & 3 year old February 28th 2015 - March 1st 2017
Class 68 Junior Cow February 28th 2013 - March 1st 2015
Class 69 Senior Cow Born prior to March 1st 2013
Class 70 Best Udder of Show
Class 71 Grand Champion
Special Awards: Premier Breeder Award
Premier Exhibitor Award
Premier Sire of the Senior Show
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2019 Borderway UK Dairy Expo
UK Dairy Industry Honours Industry Star
at UK Dairy Expo 2019
The John Dennison Lifetime Achievement Award will be presented at the
Borderway UK Dairy Expo for the sixth year running. This award is in memory
of the life time industry contribution made by Cumbrian dairy farmer and highly
regarded breeder John Dennison.
The aim of this award is to recognise the dairy cattle breeder or exhibitor judged
to be a high achiever and exemplary role model within the dairy industry.
Winner of the 2018 award was Jimmy Wilson of the
Tregibby herd based in Carmarthen, Wales. A past
President of the Holstein Association Jimmy received
this award for his lifetime’s commitment to the dairy
industry and his breeding success. On receiving his
award, Jimmy commented: “ It is a great honour, and
privilege to accept this award and it is truly a lifetime
achievement, and something that you cannot buy. I
am totally surprised and on behalf of my wife and
family would like to thank the Dennison family.”
The show ring became an effective Tregibby marketing tool. Jimmy went on to
win Grand Champion at the Royal Show, Royal Welsh Show, Dairy Event, Welsh
Dairy Show, Celtic Showcase and, in 2011, he won the Holstein UK Premier
Pedigree Herd Competition.
This unique award is given to the nominee judged to have the perfect combination
of ability, sportsmanship, integrity and character within the Dairy Industry. The
winner will be announced and presented with their award at the Borderway UK
Dairy Expo on 9th March.
Glyn Lucas at Harrison and Hetherington said: “This award really is a unique
award for UK Dairy Industry. It recognises people who shine and who have put
their lifetimes work into the industry, just like all the previous winners”.
Anyone wishing to forward a nomination should send a brief resumé
on the nominee by 1st February 2019 to the John Dennison Lifetime
Achievement Award, Harrison & Hetherington Ltd., Borderway Mart, Rosehill,
Carlisle CA1 2RS.
2019 18PRIZES
CLASS WINNERS
1st £150, 2nd £80, 3rd £50,
4th £30, 5th £20, 6th £20, 7th £10
SECTION WINNERS - £100
(Junior, Intermediate, Senior)
BREED CHAMPIONS - £100
RESERVE BREED CHAMPIONS - £50
BORDERWAY UK DAIRY
CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS - £500
Disclaimer:
The Organisers reserve the right to amalgamate classes or sub-divide classes
if numbers forward warrant it.
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2019 Borderway, Carlisle CA1 2RSThe Borderway UK Dairy Expo will be
subject to the National UK Rules and
Regulations for showing Dairy Cattle
(full details, please refer to our website –www.harrisonandhetherington.co.uk)
ANIMAL WELFARE
It is the responsibility of each exhibitor for the welfare of the animals entered for competition
in the Borderway UK Dairy Expo classes. If, in the opinion of the Official Stewards and/or
Official Veterinary Surgeon, any animal is mistreated, or presented for judging in anything
other than an approved state, then that exhibitor will be barred from presenting any of his
animals for judging, and all prize money will be withheld.
If any animal requires hypodermic injection or artificial stimulant for any reason whatsoever
the veterinary officer or failing, the chief steward must be informed before the action takes
place and must be witness to the action.
Any exhibitor or his representative found to be using methods which could be construed
as malpractice will, along with his animals, be removed from the show site immediately,
and all prize money withheld. Exhibitors in any doubt about what constitutes malpractice
should consult the Official Stewards. All animals may be subject to tests and exhibitors may
be asked to present a veterinary certificate.
The Stewards appointed by the Borderway UK Dairy Expo will be doing all they can to
ensure the well-being of exhibitors and animals, and ask for the co-operation of exhibitors.
1. Registration
All breeds will be exhibited under their Breed Society Conditions. All dairy cattle must be
registered in the Herd Book or be in the grading-up appendices to the Herd Book of the
appropriate Breed Society.
Animals registered as ASR (SRA) under the Holstein Herd Book are not eligible.
Animals entered in the Ayrshire classes must be at least 51% Ayrshire blood/genetics and
be registered with the Ayrshire Cattle Society in appendix B, A or Pedigree sections, any
Black and White animals to be fully pedigree Ayrshire.
All animals for the Red & White classes must be Red & White in colour. Animals with a
questionable hair coat colour will be referred to a representative of the UK Dairy Expo.
2. Records
Identification registrations, milk record certificates and cattle passports must accompany the
animals to the Borderway Centre and must be available for inspection by the stewards at any
time. Movement off and onto the exhibitors holding should be notified to the British Cattle
Movement Service within 3 days of the movement and recorded in the holding of origins
movement books. The show organisers are responsible for notifying BCMS of movements
onto and off the Borderway Centre.
2019 213. Biosecurity
Exhibitors are required under legislation to cleanse and disinfect transport vehicles that
have carried stock as soon as possible and in any case within 24 hours. Robust footwear
should be worn which is capable of being disinfected at the show.
4. Arrival of Cattle
Dairy cattle will only be admitted to the Borderway Centre between –
12noon and 6.00pm Thursday 7th March
7.00am and 9.00am Friday 8th March
5. Departure of Cattle
Cattle will be permitted to leave the Borderway Centre at the close of the Borderway UK
Dairy Expo - from 5.30pm until 8pm on Saturday 9th March. All cattle must be removed
by 10am on Sunday 10th March. Any movement outwith these hours can only be made
with the approval of the Organisers. Prize money will be withheld if these conditions are
not met.
6. Veterinary Inspection/Services
All cattle will be subject to veterinary inspection on entering and at any time in the
Borderway Centre, if requested by the Veterinary Surgeon or Chief Steward. Any veterinary
services will be paid for be the exhibitor.
7. Stalling
Exhibitors will be permitted to use their stall space for the presentation of information and
publicity material relating to the animals present or herd represented, but may not in any
circumstances advertise on behalf of a third party. Under no circumstances should the
stalling be dismantled or altered in any way.
8. Straw
A limited amount of straw will be provided, additional straw may be purchased.
9. Head Boards
Only official headboards supplied with completed information from the Organisers may be
used. All stock exhibitors must have readily available on arrival at the Borderway Centre
official milk record information. Exhibitors must return the requested information on all
animals that will possibly be exhibited 10 days before the event.
10. Milking Facilities
Milking facilitiies will be on site at the Borderway Centre. Milk produced becomes the
property of the Organiser and no direct payment will be made to exhibitors. The Organisers
Steward must be informed of any animal receiving antibiotic treatment, and all milk from
that animal must be disposed of at the direction of the Steward. Under no circumstances
should that milk be added to the bulk tank.
2019 2211. Electrical Equipment
It is a condition of entry that all exhibitors should provide and use circuit breakers with all
electrical equipment.
All electrical equipment - no matter how small - must have a current PAT (Portable
Appliance Test) Certificate. These certificates must be available for inspection on the day
prior to the Borderway UK Dairy Expo; they may also be required for inspection by the City
of Carlisle Council officials.
12. Entries and Entry Fees
Exhibitors are solely responsible for the accuracy and eligibility of their entries, which
must be accompanied by the appropriate payment.
Exhibitors must abide by the Rules and Regulations of the Borderway UK Dairy Show, and must
also observe the Rules of the appropriate Breed Society.
The entry fee is £50 + VAT per milking entry and £30 + VAT per dry stock/calves. All entry forms
must be accompanied by payments and must be received by Monday 28th January 2019. Only
in exceptional circumstances will entry fees be refunded.
13. Interpretation of Rules
The decision of the Organisers and Chief Steward are in all matters final. The Organiser
reserves the right to refuse entries or to reject any animal. Exhibitors must abide by the Rules
and Regulations of the Borderway UK Dairy Expo.
Full set of rules and regulations for showing Dairy Cattle,
please refer to our website:
www.harrisonandhetherington.co.uk
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Event Co-ordinator Sponsorship & Trade Stand Enquiries
David Pritchard - 07778 623748 Heather Pritchard - 07714 761311
Livestock Enquiries Show Office
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