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Thursday, 14 September, 2017

SATURDAY 16 TH and SUNDAY 17 TH SEPTEMBER 2017 ROYAL COUNTY OF BERKSHIRE SHOW

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National, which was last staged here in 2015. The team will be delivering more high-speed dashes, a blur of coloured silks and flying manes all condensed on pint-sized Shetland ponies. The Formula 1 of equine, the Scurry Driving Championships will be making a swift entrance to the main arena. Horse and carriages skilfully steer around multiple obstacles that make it fast, furious and exciting viewing. Elsewhere across the 150-acre showground, visitors can sample some of the delightful food and beverages available in the food tent, and watch craftsmen skilfully create another masterpiece. Local auctioneer and antiques expert Thomas Plant, a regular expert on shows such as Bargain Hunt, Flog It! and Antiques Road Trip , will be judging the best and unique items available. The Food and Farming zone will be celebrating British Farming with a number of fun and interesting hands-on activities for all the family. And the ever- popular Millers Ark Farm returns with its collection of adorable donkeys, chicks, goats, pigs and many more.

Royal County of Berkshire Show, Kirsten Loyd. “With 2,000 animals of all shapes and sizes, from prize pedigree bulls to llamas and chickens, I am sure there will be something to catch your eye. “There are hundreds of trade stands with a variety of wares for sale and the food and craft marquees are full with many different stalls to entice your taste buds. “As you walk around the showground, there is something for all the family; from children’s petting farm to the countryside area, the produce marquee and cookery theatre to the Food & Farming Zone and vintage area. I’m very much looking forward to experiencing as much as I can.” Top of the bill This year sees the return of the Devil’s Horsemen, a team of riders who perform breath- taking, high energy acrobatics on horseback. Tearing along at full gallop, the rider will be hanging at impossible angles from its back or standing from the saddle. The show is also welcoming back the Shetland Pony Grand

THE Royal County of Berkshire Show promises to offer a festival of farming, food and fun to some 60,000 visitors this weekend. The team are really excited with the variety of entertainment and attractions this year, with fun ‘have-a-go’ activities for all the family as well as spectacular shows and stunts and, of course the best livestock from around the UK on show. The organisers have introduced some new activities this year, and upgraded some of the old favourites. The vintage area is bigger and better than ever with more tractors, threshing machines and rick saws, and the Harvest tent has had a complete overhaul and is now called the Produce tent and will be displaying the complete food chain from the raw material right through to the finished product. There will be demonstrations and displays from bakers, apple juicers, oil pressers and local ale producers. The central core of the showground features 600 stands selling everything from fine arts to children’s toys and from country clothing to firepits. Around the edges, vast marquees

are devoted to food and crafts. Livestock owners appreciate the friendly end-of-season event for the show circuit and it regularly attracts entrants from right across Britain, with more than 2,000 animals competing. The show organisers are very honoured to be hosting the Burke Trophies this year, prestigious and historic trophies that are given to the best beef and dairy cattle. The show is also home to the National Show of the Red Ruby Devon Cattle Society; a show that travels around the country each year and they have chosen the Berkshire Show to carry out their competition this year. “The show this year promises to be a hugely entertaining weekend,” says president of the

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Thursday, 14 September, 2017

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n Sun hats and sun lotion, as well as waterproofs and umbrellas. The British weather is very unpredictable. n Wear sensible footwear – you’ve got 150 acres to get around. There are surfaced roads as well as grassy areas which may be damp. n Re-usable bags for your purchases. n Picnic essentials, although there will be plenty of ‘street food’ offerings around the showground; from fish and chips to baguettes to baked potatoes. n Baby changing and feeding facilities, including high chairs, bottle warmers and a comfortable place to sit while feeding are available at the National Childbirth Trust on Avenue C. n Buy a show guide on the day, packed with maps, schedules, By car from the A34 from the north and south, the M4 east and west, exiting at Junction 13, or by the B4009 locally. There is an extended slip road up towards Chieveley just before joining the A34 heading to Oxford. PLEASE DO NOT USE SAT NAV TO FIND YOUR WAY TO THE SHOWGROUND – It takes no account of the traffic management plan in place and you may be directed to the wrong location. Please follow the AA signs as you approach the showground. special offers and lots of information about all the attractions. HOW TO GET THERE

n There are 20 arenas

n 150 acres of showground (that’s 150 football pitches) n 450 volunteers, officials, stewards and judges n 2,000 animals are on site over the weekend n 600 trade stands n More than 12,000 man-hours to set up and break down the show n 65,000 visitors over the weekend n 15,000 ice creams n 8,000 Cornish pasties n 10,000 bacon rolls n 4,000 baked spuds n 4,000 baguettes n 8,000 doughnuts

Sunday.

A regular bus service will operate from Thatcham and Newbury to the showground. There are trains from Oxford, Southampton and Bristol running to Reading, with a change to Newbury. Limited disabled parking spaces are available close to the showground for blue badge holders. Please be aware that some are free, but some you have to pay for.

The Royal County of Berkshire Show is one of a series of events staged by Newbury & District Agricultural Society, a charitable organisation whose key mission is to engage children in the countryside and to boost their appreciation of the vital role of the British farming industry in food, stewardship of the countryside and everyday life.

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Bus timetables: (0118) 959 4000 www.newburyanddistrict.co.uk Train timetables: 0845 748 4960 www.thetrainline.com Event Mobility (to book scooters and wheelchairs in advance): (01635) 725391 www.eventmobility.org.uk The show opens from 8am to 6pm on both Saturday and

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THE Royal County of Berkshire Show promises a feast of equestrian action to entertain the crowds. You will find everything from the Shetland Pony Grand National, which will entertain the family, to the Formula 1 of equine, the Scurry Driving Championships and the qualifying of the Olympia Horse Show 2017. The elegant side-saddle quadrille, heavy horse turnouts and showing classes (both ridden and in hand) will also be returning to the show. The show is excited that the Shetland Pony Grand National is returning to the main arena this year. A high-speed dash over miniature steeplechase fences, a blur of coloured silks, flying manes and tails, the roar of the crowd and the excitement of a day at the races all condensed into Shetland pony size. The British Showjumping International Stairway competition tops the showjumping bill again this year, offering an opportunity to see existing British team members and new talent competing for prize money. Spectators can experience the elegance of yesteryear as the Side Saddle Association Display Team takes to the main arena in period costume, demonstrating the graceful art of this style of riding. The team features riders from Hampshire, Berkshire and Wiltshire, many of whom compete regularly in top-class national and international events. Then there’s the excitement of the Scurry Driving Championships, the timeless

Chairman’s and president ’s message

this year is no exception. There are plenty of shopping opportunities whether you’re looking for gifts, food or even a new car – or tractor. You can watch the many displays of rural activities that also invite you to ‘have-a-go’, and the cookery theatre will not only be providing demonstrations, but children will have the opportunity to have a hands-on experience. The main arena offers a full programme and you’ll be able to watch some top-class show jumping, the magnificent heavy horses, scurry driving and the spectacular Shetland Pony

Grand National. There will of course be the fabulous grand parade of prize winning livestock on both days. We have to thank the 400 volunteers who work tirelessly throughout the year and in particular over this weekend for the time they give to make this show such a success. Our chosen charity this year is the Mary Hare School, who will also have a stand at the show. It is a remarkable school and a cause very close to our hearts. Have a wonderful day. Kirsten Loyd and Judith Marcham

WE would like to extend a very warm welcome to you all to the 2017 Royal County of Berkshire Show, and we hope that you will enjoy your time with us throughout the weekend. The preparations for this years’ amazing event have been exhaustive, with the planning process taking many, many months. It is wonderful to see the hard

work of volunteers and employees alike come to fruition.

elegance of carriage driving and the awesome sight of the powerful heavy horses entering the arena, pulling highly- painted trade vehicles,

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Food & farming zone

of stationary engines and a number of working tractors. There will also be some vintage tractors for children to enjoy and members of the National Vintage Tractor & Engine Club for the Thames Valley will be present and happy to talk to you about the magnificent machinery on display. Berkshire Young Farmers Come along and visit the YFC to find out more about them and what activities they offer to members. All you need is enthusiasm and an interest in countryside and rural life. Berkshire College of Agriculture The BCA is an agricultural college based in Maidenhead and located on 450 acres of farm land, with residential accommodation. If you’re interested in a career in agriculture, come see the BCA team. They will also have a fun climbing wall located in the Sports Zone and will be launching their brand new initiative called Centre for Land-based Enterprise and Technology.

following: Produce Tent Previously the Harvest Centre, here you’ll find many wonderful displays that illustrate what happens over the course of the arable farming year. It is a hands-on marquee that will be offering plenty of activities to participate in, such as traditional apple pressing and juicing as well as beer sampling from local brewers. The team from Stainswick Farm are also returning with their home produced rape seed oil. Millets Farm will be sponsoring the displays of fresh fruit and vegetables, which are normally sold off on Sunday afternoon, with the money raised going to charity. Blackberry Cottage will be returning with its display and demonstrations of cake baking with vegetables. Enjoy at least one of your five-a-day with the pleasure of cake. The Cookery Theatre The popular Cookery Theatre’s timetable is jam-packed with some of the best local chefs Berkshire has to offer,

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1 The Sheep Show A fun and educational live show of sheep breeds and shearing. Presented on the back of a 40-ft stage trailer, the sheep are introduced one by one with their own music. Presenter Richard Savory explains: “It’s a bit like Miss World in sheep!” 2 Horse-lover’s paradise The classes this year should offer some thrilling viewing as qualifiers go through to the Olympia Horse Show 2017. The show will also be hosting the first round of the ICBIS Insurance Senior British Novice Championship as well as the first leg of the British International Stairway Class, the Private Driving 2018 Osbourne Refrigeration Qualifiers and much more. 3 Wash Common Scouts group Their first year with us, they’ll be busy building an assault course in the country area throughout the show weekend, as well as a tin can alley and selling a selection of high- quality Bear Grylls branded camping gear. They are also offering a ‘shop and drop’ facility. Simply drop your shopping off with them so you can enjoy the rest of your day without the hassle of

ideal for Christmas present ideas. 7 Dog & Duck Show Using trained and untrained sheep dogs to herd ducks, this amusing and educating show also demonstrates the common dog behaviour issues and how they can be resolved. 8 Newbury & District Beekeepers Come face-to-face with a beehive and find out more about the

goes on behind the scenes in training a gun dog. 6 Craft tent There are 80 exhibitors this year, featuring everything from artwork, ceramics, pottery and sculpture, to jewellery, woodwork, clothing, leather goods, furniture and all the lovely items in between. The well-respected antiques expert Thomas Plant will be judging the classes. Items range from just a few pounds and go up to several thousand pounds –

a go riding around a course. 10 Education Tent Take a walk through the marquee to view some colourful and imaginative work from pre- schools, primary and secondary schools, mainstream and special schools. Children from the Kennet School will be performing on Saturday at 10am in the Country area and Dedworth Middle School will be performing in the Education tent on Sunday at 2pm.

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Thursday, 14 September, 2017 Cossack warriors galloping on the showground arena

THE Devils Horsemen are delighted to be returning to the Royal County of Berkshire show with their Cossack display of breath-taking, high energy acrobatics on horseback! With more than 40 years’ experience in horsemanship, their displays range from Cossacks to jousting and chariots to the Wild West. They also provide horses and equipment to the film and TV world, with credits such as the Lloyds Bank commercials featuring the famous Black Horse, Game of Thrones , Sky Sports Formula 1 Promotion , the blockbuster hit Wonder Woman and the latest Transformers movie, The Last Knight . The Devil’s Horsemen were established from the most effective battle tactics in military history, the Mongol Cavalry. They used sturdy, agile and durable horses to conquer lands from China to Hungary, and from northern India to Russia. These battle techniques have now been transformed into acrobatics on horseback, tearing

along at full gallop, while its rider hangs at impossible angles or standing on the saddle. The team base their skills on the Cossack riders, who were some of the bravest warriors in the 14th and 15th centuries, and all the trick riding that features in their shows was created to keep them safe on the battle field. The Devils Horsemen are

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Education is key to British agriculture

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