garstang show date 6th August 2011

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Welcome

We would like to thank all Exhibitors, Judges, Trade Stands, Stewards and Visitors who all contributed to make our 195th Garstang Show such a wonderful event.  The sun shone and a wonderful day was had by all.  THANK YOU


  Reputedly one of the Best One Day Shows
in the Country

On the 16th September 1809 the following announcement appeared in the Lancaster Gazette:

  "In consequence of a request made to me, as Chairman of the Association assembled at Garstang for the Protection of Property, on Tuesday the 7th September inst, to convene a meeting for the purpose of taking into consideration the propriety and utility of forming an Agricultural Society, as useful and beneficial to the neighbourhood, - I hereby accordingly desire a meeting of the gentlemen who think themselves interested therein at the Royal Oak in Garstang on Thursday the 28th day of September inst at one o'clock in the afternoon.

Alex Butler
Kirkland Hall, September 9th, 1809"

Thus was born the Society, and we are proud to present in 2010.

The 195th Annual Garstang Show


 CHEESE SHOW

After an absence of some 70 years, in 2009 we were extremely pleased to re-introduce the Cheese Show, including cheese demonstration and display of vintage cheese making equipment, which was very kindly sponsored by Booths.  For more information please see the relevant page.

    From 8.00 am until around 6.00 pm there will be very many different attractions catering for all comers including :   

14 different breeds of cattle including Jersey,
Highland and Longhorn



15 breeds of sheep including rare breeds



Shire Horses including brewery and private turnouts pulling old style wagons and carts plus Decorated Horse in Gears

Light Horses from Hunters to Shetlands - several classes are qualifiers for Hoys, Royal International 2009, National Championships, BSPS and P(UK) championships

Show Jumping

PLEASE NOTE SJ1 IS AT 4.00 PM

Class SJ1 is now the OPEN 1.30m to be held at 4.00 pm
with total prize money of £600 - FIRST PRIZE £200
SJ2 will follow the Grand Parade at approximately 4.30 pm



Rabbits ~ Pigeons ~ Poultry ~ Dog Show
Pygmy Goats

Horticultural and Floral Arts with Children's Craft Classes,
together with Photography, Domestic Science,  Handicrafts and Honey Sections

 

Craft Tent
Food Hall with tasters and good food to buy
Local Chamber of Trade and Commerce
WI Tent
Young Farmer’s Club Display & Tug O War


Display of vintage tractors and machinery
Parade of Modern and Vintage Tractors



Children’s rides and activities


Over 100 trade stands and shops
Bar and Catering/Luncheon Tent

NOT TO BE MISSED!!!
The event attracts in the region of 15,000 people
making it a superb day out for all the family.

2010 Prices:
Admission:  Adults just £10
Accompanied children under 16 are FREE plus FREE car parking
Pre-paid Advance Tickets only £8.50 – available from the secretary
or via the website (see payment box on right border)
For further information contact the Secretary:
Mrs Sue White
Pilling Copy Fax & Print Shop
Horse Park Lane
Pilling. PR3 6AS
Tel: 01253 799119
Fax: 01253 790366


http://www.garstang.net/

Unless otherwise credited
photos on this site by Libby Mayor
http://www.libby-mayor.co.uk/
and
Andy Carpenter and Lesley Heptonstall

 
Member of the North West Federation of Show Societies

The Garstang & District Agricultural & Horticultural Society Limited
President: J Cornthwaite Esq    Chairman: D Hewitt Esq   
Vice Chairman: P Halhead Esq.
Registered in England and Wales: Reg. No. 3157989
Registered Charity No. 105686
Registered Office: Abacus House, Rope Walk, Garstang, Preston, PR3 1NS

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 THANK YOU to everyone involved with the show, especially the team of helpers who work tirelessly behind the scenes to make it such a marvellous day.


 

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