Produce & Crafts

Ryedale Agricultural Society

2025 Ryedale Show

Event Date

29th Jul 2025

SHEPHERD'S CROOKS

Description:

Ryedale Show Cup for the best Shepherd's Crook

Ring:

Produce Marquee

Judges:

Mr Keith Pickering (Judge)

Class: 1 Crook (Wood Handle –fancy)

Class: 2 Crook (Horn Handle – fancy)

Class: 3 Shepherds Crook (Wood Handle)

Class: 4 Shepherds Crook (Horn Handle)

Class: 5 Thumb Stick (wood as grown)

Class: 6 Any other thumb stick

Class: 7 Walking Stick (Horn Handle – fancy)

Class: 8 Walking Stick (Wood Handle – fancy )

Class: 9 Stick (Horn Handle)

Class: 10 Stick (Wood Handle)

Class: 11 Half Head Sportman’s Stick (Horn or Wood)

Class: 12 NOVICE SECTION - Any plain stick (Exhibitor not to have previously won a prize at Ryedale Show)

PRODUCE

Description:

The Sue and Alan Carter Trophy for the best jar of lemon curd (class 17)
Please note classes 17-24 cellophane tops to be used and dated when made.

Ring:

Produce Marquee

Judges:

To Be Confirmed (Judge), To Be Confirmed (Judge)

Class: 13 6 Bantam Eggs any colour

Class: 14 6 Hen Eggs (White)

Class: 15 6 Hen Eggs (Brown)

Class: 16 6 Hen Eggs (Green or Blue)

Class: 17 One Jar Lemon Curd (dated when made)

Class: 18 One Jar Raspberry Jam, 1lb jar (approx.)

Class: 19 One Jar Strawberry Jam 1lb jar (approx.)

Class: 20 One Jar Blackcurrant Jam 1lb jar (approx.)

Class: 21 One Jar Apricot Jam 1lb jar (approx.)

Class: 22 One Jar Jam (any other variety) 1lb jar (approx.)

Class: 23 One Jar Marmalade- 1lb jar (approx)

Class: 24 One Jar Jelly, any variety

Class: 25 One Jar Chutney, labelled with type or variety

Class: 26 A Jar of Relish

Class: 27 2 identical jars of local honey

Class: 28 A Jar of Pickled Beetroot

Class: 29 One bottle Fruit Cordial or Squash, labelled with type and variety

Class: 30 Small Bottle of Sloe Gin

Class: 31 One bottle of Elderflower Cordial

Class: 32 One bottle of any Fruit Liqueur

COOKING

Description:

A C Jefferson Trophy for the best Fruit Honey Cake (class 62)
Please note cake classes 43-49 entries to be round, not loaf.

Ring:

Produce Marquee

Judges:

To Be Confirmed (Judge), Sam Allanson (Judge), Sarah Skaife (Judge)

Class: 33 One homemade Brown bread loaf (not less than 24 hours old)

Class: 34 One homemade White bread loaf (not less than 24 hours old)

Class: 35 Homemade Sourdough loaf

Class: 36 Homemade Decorated Focaccia

Class: 37 Banana loaf

Class: 38 A Date and Walnut Loaf

Class: 39 Spiced Loaf “Exhibitors own recipe”

Class: 40 Gluten Free Loaf - Any Flavour

Class: 41 Cherry Loaf

Class: 42 A Ginger loaf (Exhibitor's own recipe)

Class: 43 Lemon Drizzle Cake (not loaf)

Class: 44 A Fatless Sponge Cake (no filling)

Class: 45 A Victoria Sandwich (jam filling)

Class: 46 A plain Chocolate Cake (no filling)

Class: 47 A Carrot Cake (un-iced)

Class: 48 Cake to include a vegetable (not carrot cake)

Class: 49 A Fruit Honey Cake (round)

Class: 50 A Bakewell Tart (un-iced)

Class: 51 4 pieces of Flapjack

Class: 52 4 Blueberry Muffins

Class: 53 A round of Shortbread

Class: 54 6 Shrewsbury biscuits (with currants)

Class: 55 6 chocolate chip cookies

Class: 56 6 Ginger Biscuits

Class: 57 4 pieces of traybake

Class: 58 4 Chocolate Brownies

Class: 59 4 Plain Scones

Class: 60 4 Fruit Scones

Class: 61 4 Cheese Scones

Class: 62 4 Sausage Rolls (shortcrust pastry)

Class: 63 4 Sausage Rolls (flaky pastry)

Class: 64 Cheese & Onion Flan

Class: 65 Egg & Bacon Flan

Class: 66 4 Yorkshire Puddings

Class: 67 MEN ONLY – 6 Homemade Biscuits of own choice

Class: 68 MEN ONLY – Cake of own choice

HORTICULTURE

Description:

Kirkbymoorside Allotment Holders Cup for the best exhibit in the Horticulture Section

Ring:

Produce Marquee

Judges:

Mr Keith Abel (Judge)

Class: 69 Six pods of Peas

Class: 70 Six pods of Broad Beans

Class: 71 Plate of 3 White Potatoes

Class: 72 Plate of 3 Part Coloured Potatoes

Class: 73 Plate of 3 All Coloured Potatoes

Class: 74 Plate of 3 Potatoes, 1 White, 1 Part Coloured, 1 All Coloured

Class: 75 Six straw shallots

Class: 76 Six red shallots

Class: 77 Six Runner Beans

Class: 78 Two Trench Leeks

Class: 79 Three Red Onions dressed under 250g

Class: 80 Three Onions, as grown

Class: 81 A bunch of 6 spring onions

Class: 82 2 bulbs of Garlic

Class: 83 3 Chilli Peppers

Class: 84 Two sweet Peppers

Class: 85 Two Carrots, short

Class: 86 Two Beetroot, globe or cylindrical any colour

Class: 87 Two Courgettes

Class: 88 One Cabbage

Class: 89 One Red Cabbage

Class: 90 One Cauliflower

Class: 91 One head of Lettuce any variety

Class: 92 One Vegetable Marrow

Class: 93 Six French Beans

Class: 94 Any other single vegetable not scheduled

Class: 95 One vegetable and one Bloom

Class: 96 Three varieties of growing herbs in a suitable container

Class: 97 Tray of three different vegetables as per schedule

Class: 98 Twelve Gooseberries

Class: 99 Twelve Raspberries

Class: 100 Any other variety soft fruit

Class: 101 A dish of Blackcurrants (on stalks) not less than ½ pint

Class: 102 A dish of Redcurrants (on stalks)

Class: 103 A Cucumber

Class: 104 Four Salad Tomatoes any colour

Class: 105 Six Cherry Tomatoes any colour

Class: 106 The longest stick of Rhubarb

Class: 107 Two sticks of Rhubarb

FLOWERS & PLANTS

Description:

Mr & Mrs N L Jemison Perpetual Trophy for the best Flowering Pot Plant

Ring:

Produce Marquee

Judges:

To Be Confirmed (Judge)

Class: 108 Three French Marigolds

Class: 109 Three African Marigolds

Class: 110 Three Dahlias Cactus

Class: 111 Three Dahlias Pompom

Class: 112 Three Dahlias Decorative or Ball

Class: 113 One Rose HT

Class: 114 Three Roses HT

Class: 115 Six stems Sweet Peas

Class: 116 Six of any one variety of herbaceous flowers

Class: 117 Six Pansies

Class: 118 Single Pansy

Class: 119 One stem of any flower

Class: 120 A Flower Grown for Scent - 1 Stem

Class: 121 A bunch of Lavender

Class: 122 Miniature Flower Arrangement not exceeding 10cm

Class: 123 A Lady’s Spray

Class: 124 A Gent’s Buttonhole

Class: 125 A Table Centerpiece to include a candle max 25cm x 25cm, height unrestricted

Class: 126 An arrangement of mixed garden flowers and foliage in a vase

Class: 127 A vase of hardy annuals

Class: 128 Pot plant foliage 6” maximum pot

Class: 129 Pot plant flowering (other than Fuchsia) max 6” pot

Class: 130 Cactus plant or succulent 6” maximum pot

Class: 131 Cactus plant or succulent over 6” pot

Class: 132 Fuchsia single or semi – double 6” maximum pot

Class: 133 Fuchsia double 6” maximum pot

Class: 134 Largest Sunflower Head

Class: 135 A hanging basket - top fill only

Class: 136 A hanging basket - full fill

HANDICRAFTS

Description:

Eve & Kit Heselton Perpetual Rose Bowl for the best exhibit in the Embroidery classes
The Irene Embleton Memorial Trophy for the best exhibit in Class 157
Knitting classes –Exhibitors labels to be attached with a sample of the wool used

Ring:

Produce Marquee

Judges:

To Be Confirmed (Judge), To Be Confirmed (Judge), Joanna Chambers (Judge)

Class: 137 A hand knitted garment – article to fit a child age range 2 to 12 years

Class: 138 A hand knitted garment – Arran

Class: 139 A hand knitted garment in four ply wool

Class: 140 A hand knitted garment for a child under 1 year

Class: 141 A hand knitted pair of baby bootees

Class: 142 A hand knitted garment – double knit

Class: 143 A pair of knitted or crocheted mittens

Class: 144 A knitted or crocheted hat

Class: 145 A machine sewn garment to wear

Class: 146 A hand knitted or crocheted plate of food (4 items)

Class: 147 A crochet shawl

Class: 148 A crochet accessory to wear

Class: 149 Soft Toy – knitted or crochet

Class: 150 Soft Toy – suitable for a baby

Class: 151 A Dressed Doll (any size) –wool

Class: 152 Yarn bombing - yarn bomb a watering can with "in the garden" theme (group class)

Class: 153 A piece of needlework of exhibitor’s own design (Not from a kit)

Class: 154 A bag made in any medium

Class: 155 Patchwork or quilted item

Class: 156 A Draught Excluder any medium

Class: 157 Bunting, maximum length 3 metres

Class: 158 Upcycled Item - Fabric

Class: 159 Upcycled item - any other medium

Class: 160 Embroidery work – any medium (mounted or framed)

Class: 161 A celebration gift card or invitation - Computer generated or handmade

Class: 162 Book Mark, any medium

Class: 163 Any article of felt work

Class: 164 A homemade tea cosy - Sports themed

Class: 165 A piece of handmade jewellery

Class: 166 A Christmas tree decoration

Class: 167 A cushion (any medium)

Class: 168 Handmade Wooden Item

Class: 169 Handmade clay item - functional or sculptural

Class: 171 My favourite tea towel (Need not be hand-made)

ART

Description:

The Curtis Trophy for the best exhibit in the Art & Craftwork section

Ring:

Produce Marquee

Judges:

Hannah Aconley (Judge)

Class: 172 Watercolour painting

Class: 173 Acrylic painting

Class: 174 Pencil

Class: 175 Pastel

Class: 176 Landscape theme to incorporate collage or textiles

Class: 177 Inspired by Ryedale - any medium

PHOTOGRAPHY

Description:

The Pauline Milledge Trophy for the most points in the Photography Section
F.E.Wrightson & Associates, Kirkbymoorside Perpetual Challenge Trophy for the best exhibit in the photography section
All photographs must be taped onto a piece of card for display at the show to allow pins to be used for displaying onto boards
Please note : All exhibits in this section not to have been shown at a previous Ryedale Show and to be the exhibitor’s own exhibit.
Each size includes mount

Ring:

Produce Marquee

Judges:

Mr David Pearson (Judge)

Class: 178 Monochrome print - Portrait

Class: 179 Monochrome print - Portrait

Class: 180 Monochrome print - General subject

Class: 181 Monochrome print - General subject

Class: 182 Colour print - Weather

Class: 183 Colour print - Weather

Class: 184 Colour print - Farmers at work

Class: 185 Colour print - Farmers at work

Class: 186 Colour print - Along the coast

Class: 187 Colour print - Along the coast

Class: 188 Colour print - A Yorkshire landmark

Class: 189 Colour print - A Yorkshire landmark

Class: 190 Colour print - Wildlife

Class: 191 Colour print - Wildlife

Class: 192 Colour print - A celebration

Class: 193 Colour print - A celebration

Class: 194 Colour print - On the road

Class: 195 Colour print - On the road

Class: 196 Colour print - A different perspective

Class: 197 Colour print - A different perspective

Class: 198 Colour print - A Photograph taken at 2024 Ryedale Show

Class: 199 Colour Print - A humorous photograph with a caption

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Event Summary

Location
Duncombe Park,
Helmsley,
York,
North Yorkshire,
YO62 5EB
Entry Fee
£1.00
Date
Tue 29 July 2025 9am
Entries Close
Sun 6 July 2025 12:59am
Email
jo@ryedaleshow.co.uk
Phone
07984939701

Produce & Crafts

SHEPHERD'S CROOKS

PRODUCE

COOKING

HORTICULTURE

FLOWERS & PLANTS

HANDICRAFTS

ART

PHOTOGRAPHY

Duncombe Park,
Helmsley,
York,
North Yorkshire,
YO62 5EB

£1.00

Tue 29 July 2025 9am

Sun 6 July 2025 12:59am

jo@ryedaleshow.co.uk

07984939701

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Helmsley,
York,
North Yorkshire,
YO62 5EB