Produce & Handicraft

Egton Horse & Agricultural Society

Egton Show 2026

Event Date

26th Aug 2026

Farm Produce

Ring:

Produce and Handicraft

Judges:

Mr S Cass (Judge)

Class: 1 Oats 12 heads, 2026 Crop.

Class: 2 Barley,12 heads, 2026 Spring Crop.

Class: 3 Barley 12 heads, 2026 Winter crop.

Class: 4 Wheat,12 heads, 2026 Crop.

Class: 5 1/2 kilo sample 2026 Combined Barley.

Class: 6 1/2 kilo sample 2026 Combined Wheat.

Class: 7 Tallest Thistle.

Class: 8 Best 14 lb Sample of Old Land Hay.

Class: 9 Best 14 lb Sample of First Year Seed Hay.

Class: 10 Best 14 lb Sample of Haylage.

Class: 11 Three stalks of Beans.

Class: 12 A Scarecrow. Max 1 mt high

Class: 13 Six Heaviest. Edible Washed potatoes.

Class: 14 Farm Collection 12 Barley, 12 Wheat, 12 Oats, 6 Potatoes.

Floral Art

Ring:

Produce and Handicraft

Judges:

Mrs A Gullon (Judge)

Class: 15 WOOD YOU BELIEVE IT!

Class: 16 UNDER THE WAVES.

Class: 17 FOLIAGE FROLIC (no flowers)

Class: 18 PIECE OF CAKE a Petite PAVE design.

Horticulture

Ring:

Produce and Handicraft

Judges:

Mr Keith Abel (Judge)

Class: 19 Collection of Potatoes, 3 varieties, 3 of each variety named.

Class: 20 4 White Potatoes.

Class: 21 4 Coloured Potatoes.

Class: 22 Three heaviest washed Potatoes.

Class: 23 Six Shallots, Red.

Class: 24 Six Shallots, Straw.

Class: 25 Six Pods of Peas.

Class: 26 Six Pods of French Beans.

Class: 27 Six Pods of Broad Beans.

Class: 28 Six Pods of Runner Beans.

Class: 29 One head of Lettuce any variety.

Class: 30 Two Beetroot, Dressed 10 cms. Top Max.

Class: 31 Two Long Beetroot, Dressed 10 cms Top Max.

Class: 32 One Cauliflower.

Class: 33 Two Courgettes

Class: 34 One Cabbage, White, Pointed.

Class: 35 One Cabbage, Round.

Class: 36 Three Onions with tops.

Class: 37 Three Onions, Cut Tied and Dressed. 250 gms and under.

Class: 38 Three Onions, Cut Tied and Dressed. Over 250 gms.

Class: 39 Three Red Onions with tops.

Class: 40 Selection of five different vegetables (one of each) on A tray not to exceed 12” X 18”

Class: 41 Three Parsnips.

Class: 42 Two Garden Turnips, Any colour .

Class: 43 Three Carrots, Long.

Class: 44 Three Carrots, Short.

Class: 45 1 Pr Sweet Peppers

Class: 46 3 Chilli peppers

Class: 47 1 Bulb of garlic still showing 5cm storck.

Class: 48 1 Vegetable marrow

Class: 49 Heaviest Marrow.

Class: 50 Marrows Best Pair.

Class: 51 2 Sticks of Rhubarb.

Class: 52 One Cucumber.

Class: 53 Five Tomatoes.

Class: 54 Six Cherry Tomatoes on a plate.

Class: 55 Six Plumb Tomatoes on a plate.

Class: 56 Any kind Soft fruit.

Class: 57 Selection of Herbs any 3 kinds in a container.

Class: 58 1 Vegetable and 1 Bloom.

Class: 59 1 Fruit & 1Vegetable.

Horticulture (Ornamental)

Description:

It would be appreciated if Exhibitors would specify their varieties exhibited for the benefit of the general public.

Ring:

Produce and Handicraft

Judges:

Mr Geoff Gardens (Judge), Mrs I McGivern (Judge)

Class: 60 Three Dahlias Small Cactus or Semi-Cactus.

Class: 61 Three Dahlias Medium Cactus or Semi-Cactus.

Class: 62 Three Dahlias Large Cactus or Semi-Cactus.

Class: 63 Three Dahlias Large Decorative.

Class: 64 Three Dahlias Mini Decorative.

Class: 65 Three Dahlias Small Decorative.

Class: 66 Three Dahlias Medium Decorative.

Class: 67 Two Dahlias Giant.

Class: 68 Three Dahlias Ball.

Class: 69 Five Dahlias Small Pompon.

Class: 70 Three Dahlias Any Other Classification.

Class: 71 Four Dahlias 4 Distinct Varieties.

Class: 72 One Spike Gladioli.

Class: 73 Two Spikes Gladioli, one variety.

Class: 74 Two Spikes Gladioli, any variety.

Class: 75 Three Spikes Gladioli, one variety.

Class: 76 Three Spikes Gladioli, different varieties.

Class: 77 One Stem of Floribunda

Class: 78 Rose- One Specimen Bloom ,H.T.

Class: 79 Six Stems of Sweet Peas.

Class: 80 Four African Marigolds.

Class: 81 Four French Marigolds.

Class: 82 One stem of unusual cut flower not scheduled (To be named)

Class: 83 Any Fuchsia Exhibit. (Max 6” Pot).

Class: 84 Four Stems Spray Chrysanthemums.

Class: 85 Vase Mixed Garden Flowers.

Class: 86 Orchid in a pot.

Class: 87 Ladies Corsage

Class: 88 Gentleman's Button Hole.

Class: 89 Any variety Cactus.

Class: 90 A.V. Pelargonium up to 7” pot.

Class: 91 A Flowering Pot Plant.

Class: 92 A None Flowering Pot Plant.

Handicraft

Description:

All Exhibits in this section must not have been shown at a previous Egton Show and must be the Exhibitors own work

Ring:

Produce and Handicraft

Judges:

Hazel Dale (Judge), Julie Freeman (Judge)

Class: 93 An article of cross stitch work.

Class: 94 An article of freestyle hand embroidery using any medium.

Class: 95 A Framed Tapestry. (max size 24 X 24 inches)

Class: 96 A bag – any medium

Class: 97 A Pin Cushion.

Class: 98 A small hand or machine pieced and hand or machine quilted patchwork item.

Class: 99 A Machine embroidered Item.

Class: 100 A Sewing Machine Made garment.

Class: 101 A cushion- any technique.

Class: 102 A card for any occasion you wish to celebrate complete with envelope.

Class: 103 A Small decorated box – any medium.

Class: 104 A bookmark- any medium.

Class: 105 An article made by wet felting technique

Class: 106 An article made by needle felting technique.

Class: 107 A hand or machine constructed and dressed doll, creature or character.

Class: 108 A hand knitted article in traditional Aran design and yarn weight, any colour.

Class: 109 A hand knitted article in 4 ply or under weight yarn

Class: 110 A hand knitted item in any other yarn weight.

Class: 111 A hand knitted item for a baby up to six months old in any yarn weight

Class: 112 A crocheted article, any yarn weight and under 1 meter square

Class: 113 A knitted soft toy (no hard parts)

Class: 114 A item made of Fused Glass.

Class: 115 A item made of Stained Glass.

Class: 116 Any Article not Scheduled.

Art

Ring:

Produce and Handicraft

Judges:

Mr Richard Pottas (Art) (Judge)

Class: 117 A Landscaped Water Colour.

Class: 118 A Landscape in Oils – Acrylic or Pastel.

Class: 119 Still Life or Flower Study Any Medium.

Class: 120 Portrait or Animal study Any Medium.

Class: 121 A Black & White Drawing Any Subject.

Amateur Photography.

Description:

All Photographs to be mounted on card to allow pinning to display areas, maximum size 21 X 15 cm.
DO NOT SEND EXHIBITS TO THE SECRETARY.
2 entries per person per class.
Exhibits must not have previously been shown at Egton Show.
Classes 122-127 are for Exhibitors residing in a 10 mile radius

Ring:

Produce and Handicraft

Judges:

Mr Keith Ingledew (Judge), Claire Ingledew (Judge)

Class: 122 Photograph, Landscape, Colour, Black/White.

Class: 123 Photograph, Architecture, Colour, Black/White

Class: 124 Photograph, Portrait: Human Subject Colour, Black/White.

Class: 125 Photograph, Portrait: Animal Subject Colour, Black/White.

Class: 126 Photograph, Macro/Close Upl, Colour, Black/White.

Class: 127 Photograph, Street View, Colour, Black/White.

Class: 128 Photograph, Taken by under 16 years of age, Landscape, Colour or Black/White.

Class: 129 Photograph, Taken by under 16 years of age, Portrait: Human or Animal. Colour or Black/White.

Class: 130 Photograph, Landscape, Colour. Black/White

Class: 131 Photograph, Portrait: Human, Colour, Black/White

Class: 132 Photograph, Portrait: Animal: Colour, Black/White.

Class: 133 Photograph, Wildlife, Flower/ Plants. Colour, Black/White.

Class: 134 Photograph, Architecture, Colour, Black/White.

Class: 135 Photograph, Agriculture, Farming, Country Life, Colour or Black/White.

Class: 136 Photograph, Taken from Last years Egton Show, Colour or Black/White.

Class: 137 Photograph, Celebration

Cookery

Description:

A CUP presented by EGTON & EGTON BRIDGE W. I. To be held for one year, will be awarded to the
Exhibitor gaining the most points in Classes 138- 161
all entries to be exhibited on doyleys provided by Egton show, on the morning of the show.

Ring:

Produce and Handicraft

Judges:

Mrs Hazel Armstrong (Judge), Mrs Jackie Mills (Judge)

Class: 138 Loaf of Bread, White baked in 2 lb .tin, to be made 3 days before Show.

Class: 139 Brown Loaf.

Class: 140 2lb seeded wholemeal loaf

Class: 141 A savoury flavoured, freestyle loaf’, exhibitors choice, state type.

Class: 142 Two Teacakes.

Class: 143 Set Recipe: Tea Bread

Class: 144 Four savoury scones, exhibitors choice, state type

Class: 145 Hand raised Home-made Pork Pie.

Class: 146 Victoria Sandwich Cake baked in 2 x 8inch tins (8oz mix) Raspberry Jam filled, caster sugar dusted

Class: 147 Ginger Loaf 2lb Tin

Class: 148 Date and Walnut Loaf, 2lb Tin

Class: 149 Round of Shortbread.

Class: 150 Saucer Fruit Pie, Short Crust Pastry.

Class: 151 Four Home Made Decorated Cup Cakes.

Class: 152 Yorkshire Parkin.

Class: 153 Savoury Flan. No Fish. 1/4 to be displayed.

Class: 154 Rich Fruit cake suitable for a celebration (undecorated) not exceeding 9 inch square.

Class: 155 4 pieces of traybake. Exhibitors choice, state type.

Class: 156 Iced Decorated cake, To be judged on decoration and finish only.

Class: 157 2lb Lemon Drizzle Loaf

Class: 158 Bakewell Tart

Class: 159 Plate of 4 Sausage Rolls Flaky Pastry.

Class: 160 Plate of 4 Pieces Finger Flap Jack.

Class: 161 ‘A savoury pasty for a farmworker’ (No fish)

Class: 162 Gentleman A 2lb light fruit loaf.

Class: 163 Gentleman Your own favourite recipe. 4 Fruit Scones.

Class: 164 Gentleman’s Quiche Lorraine. 1/4 to be displayed.

Preserves & Curd

Description:

Only two entries per person per class.
All lids should be new plain white, not re used. Jars with no advertising or makers marks
1lb approx or ½ lb for jelly
Curd, Wax disc and cellophane only
Jam, jelly and Marmalade, TWIST top lids or wax disc and cellophane
Chutney, new, vinegar proof twist top lids
Chutney to be matured for at least 3 months
All preserves to have description of content and full date of making

Ring:

Produce and Handicraft

Judges:

Ms Sharon Southwell (Judge)

Class: 165 Jar Blackcurrant Jam

Class: 166 Jar Strawberry Jam.

Class: 167 Jar Raspberry Jam.

Class: 168 Jar of 'Any Fruit Curd'.

Class: 169 Jar of Seville Marmalade.

Class: 170 Jar of any Fruit Jelly.

Class: 171 Jar of any other Marmalade

Class: 172 Jar of Chutney.

Home Made Wine

Description:

These Classes will be judged in accordance with Amateur Wine Makers Rules as follows:
1. Clear glass punted bottle of approximately 750ml. Capacity to be used.
2. Flanged stoppers (no capsules).
3. Only Label provided to be used on the entry.
4. Wine level within 1” of cork base.
5. No fortification allowed.
6. The entry to be bona fide effort of the competitor.

Ring:

Produce and Handicraft

Judges:

Mr John Parcell (Judge)

Class: 173 One Bottle Flower Wine Sweet

Class: 174 One Bottle Flower Wine Dry.

Class: 175 One Bottle Fruit Wine Sweet.

Class: 176 One Bottle Fruit Wine Dry.

Class: 177 One Bottle Vegetable Wine (state Sweet or Dry)

Class: 178 One Bottle Home Made Sherry Type Wine (state Sweet or Dry ).

Class: 179 One Bottle Elderberry Wine (state Sweet or Dry ).

Class: 180 One Bottle Rose (state Sweet or Dry).

Class: 181 One Bottle Any Other Wine (state Sweet or Dry) Novice Class.

Class: 182 One Bottle of Sloe or Damson Gin.

Class: 183 One Bottle of Home Made Apple Juice.

Honey & Wax

Description:

Pair’s of jars for classes 184-190 to be matching 1lb squat or 12oz Hex type.

Ring:

Produce and Handicraft

Judges:

Mrs Shirley Bond (Judge), Josephine Anderson (Judge)

Class: 184 Two Jars Light Honey.

Class: 185 Two Jars Medium or Dark Honey.

Class: 186 Two Jars Heather Honey.

Class: 187 Two Jars Granulated or Creamed/Soft Set.

Class: 188 Two Jars of Heather Blend Honey.

Class: 189 Three Jars Honey of Different Varieties

Class: 190 Four Jars Honey displayed ‘As for Sale’

Class: 191 One Frame of Honey for Extraction.

Class: 192 Two Cases Cut Comb Honey

Class: 193 Four Items Selection Honey/Hive Products

Class: 194 Fruit Honey Cake ( Round) - Set Recipe

Class: 195 One Bottle of Sweet Mead.

Class: 196 One Bottle Of Dry Mead.

Class: 197 One Cake of Wax, minimum 8 oz.

Class: 198 Six Wax Cakes - Each cake to weigh approximately 1 oz.

Class: 199 Pair Beeswax Candles or Mouldings

Class: 200 Beekeeping photo mounted, caption optional.

Class: 201 Single jar of any honey to be judged on taste and aroma alone, open to Whitby Members only.

Shepherd's Crooks & Sticks

Description:

Three exhibits only per exhibitor in each class.

Ring:

Produce and Handicraft

Judges:

Mr Stephen Bell (Judge)

Class: 202 Plain Shepherd’s Crook in one or two pieces hand –made( not painted or artificially coloured ).

Class: 203 Plain Shepherd’s Crook Horn Head hand – made ( not painted or artificially coloured ).

Class: 204 Plain Walking Stick in one piece hand – made ( not painted or artificially coloured ).

Class: 205 Plain Walking stick Horn Head hand – made (not painted or artificially coloured )

Class: 206 Walking Stick Horn Head, carved and decorated which may be painted or coloured

Class: 207 1 – Piece Walking Stick of Wood, carved and decorated which may be painted or coloured

Class: 208 ½ Head or sportsman stick.

Class: 209 2 – Piece Walking Stick with plain Wood handle.

Class: 210 Thumb Stick in one piece hand – made (not painted or artificially coloured )

Class: 211 Any Other Thumb Stick.

Class: 212 Ladies Walking Stick with plain horn handle.

Class: 213 Plain Stick or Crook from Buffalo Horn.

Class: 214 Novice Class, Plain Walking Stick or Crook, made of Wood or Horn

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Event Summary

Location
Egton Showfield,
Egton village,
Whitby,
North Yorkshire,
YO211TZ
Entry Fee
£0.60
Date
Wed 26 August 2026 9am
Entries Close
Wed 12 August 2026 11:59pm
Email
producehandicraft@egtonshow.org.uk
Phone
07877919215

Produce & Handicraft

Farm Produce

Floral Art

Horticulture

Horticulture (Ornamental)

Handicraft

Art

Amateur Photography.

Cookery

Preserves & Curd

Home Made Wine

Honey & Wax

Shepherd's Crooks & Sticks

Egton Showfield,
Egton village,
Whitby,
North Yorkshire,
YO211TZ

£0.60

Wed 26 August 2026 9am

Wed 12 August 2026 11:59pm

producehandicraft@egtonshow.org.uk

07877919215

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Shepherd's Crooks & Sticks

Egton Showfield,Egton village,Whitby,North Yorkshire,YO211TZ

£0.60

Wed 26 August 2026 9am

Wed 12 August 2026 11:59pm

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