Dairy Shorthorn Ayrshire Jersey Holstein Dairy Interbreed Dairy Young Handlers Competition

DAIRY CATTLE Entry Fees: RUAS Member £12.00, Non Member £15.00 Stalling Fee [per stall]: RUAS Member £30.00, Non Member £35.00 METHOD OF ACCEPTING ENTRIES Due to the heavy demand for stalling accommodation, exhibitors will be limited to booking a maximum number of 10 stalls for dairy cattle. Should exhibitors also have entries in the beef section, the overall maximum will still be 10 stalls (dairy and beef). It is not permissible for exhibitors to transfer stalls which they had originally booked, but no longer require, to another exhibitor. Exhibitors should note that they are not permitted to make entries from the same herd under different names or joint names. Exhibitors must book the number of stalls which they wish to use during the Show and such stall reservations and stalling fee (non-refundable) must be received by Wednesday 18 March. If at this date more stalls are booked than the available capacity, exhibitors will be advised of any necessary reduction in stalls and only in such instances will a refund be made of stalling fees. Immediately following the above closing date, entry forms will be sent to exhibitors for completion of details of animals to be entered and these are to be returned, together with the appropriate entry fees no later than Wednesday, 15 April. At the final closing date exhibitors may enter more animals than the number of stalls allocated but may only bring to the Show the number of animals equivalent to the number of stalls allocated. It is hoped that this method of entry will give maximum flexibility to exhibitors in selecting dairy cattle to be exhibited at the Show. IMPORTANT NOTICES All cattle entered for this Show must be from officially brucellosis and tuberculosis free herds, and each animal must be accompanied by the official brucellosis movement permit, issued by the Department of Agriculture & Rural Development and all cattle from Great Britain or the Republic of Ireland must comply with any import regulation in force. MILK RECORDS in respect of Classes 652 and 669 must be authenticated by the body or organisation which supervised the recordings and the certificates must accompany the entry form. To be fair to each breed, penning is calculated using a three year average. If the number of pens booked per breed exceeds this amount the Society has the right to cut pens per exhibitor.