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News & ArticlesKinross Show Local PrizewinnersHorsesOverall Champion: Dougal Dick, Transy Stud, PowmillReserve:Hazel Lundie, Liff, DundeeClydesdales: John Adamson, PleanRidden Clydesdale: Christine Galloway, Wemyss EstateReserve:B. Duncan, BalmacolmShetland Ponies: Dougal Dick, Transy Stud, PowmillReserve:Dougal Dick, Transy Stud, PowmillHighland Ponies: Hazel Lundie, Liff, DundeeReserve:Jean Connell, AuchtermuchtyShow Hunters - Male or Female in classes 10 – 16:Fiona Black, Meigle Seggie, MilnathortShow Hunters shown in Hand in Classes 10 – 15:Harry Aird, Crook of DevonBowmore Qualifier: Mandy Henry, AuchterarderReserve:Nicola Johnston, MollinsburnThird:Gemma Dixon, Scotlandwell.Riding Ponies excluding lead reign: Mrs Alicia HayReserve:Harry AirdMountain & Moorland: J & C Borthwick, DunfermlineReserve:Gavin Reilly, CurrieDriving Turnouts: Kim Pearson-Miller, ThorntonReserve:Caroline Watson, AddiewellDriving Turnout Exercise Vehicle: Ruth Martin, Bo’NessReserve:Ann Small, CuparWorking Ponies: H. & A Aird, Crook of DevonShow Jumping non affiliated ponies under 148cm and riders under16 years: Victoria Robb - Beano.Show Jumping non affiliated horses over 148cm:Gemma Dixon - Storm ControlCattleInterbreed Beef Champion (Chapman Frearson Trophy):Ronald Dick, Mains of Throsk, StirlingReserve:M. I. Wainwright & Sons, Dairsie, CuparInterbreed Dairy Champion (Centenary Challenge Rose Bowl):Brian Weatherup, CrossgatesReserve:A & S Lawrie, MilnathortInterbreed Dairy Champion (Crossfield Trophy):Brian Weatherup, Crossgates.Reserve:A & S Lawrie, MilnathortAberdeen Angus: Brian Hayward, Wester Aildie, RumblingBridgePure Bred Limousin: Ronald Dick, Mains of Throsk, StirlingHighland:D & Mrs Margaret McGowan, CuparDairy CattleAyrshires & Any Other Dairy Breed - Paton Cup Best Animal:Brian Weatherup, CrossgatesReserve:A & S Lawrie, MilnathortHolstein:Brian Weatherup, Crossgates.Cross CattleHamilton Cup (Best pair from any class in Cross Cattle):Alistair McLaren, Classlochie, Kinross.Sandy Dawson Memorial Cup Best Cross Calf born after 1 Sept2008: Alistair McLaren, Classlochie, Kinross.SheepJacob:Barbara Webster, NewburghShetland:Rena Douglas, Craigrothie.Blackface:Mrs Mary MacNiven, Glenfarg.Suffolk:Andrew Barr, Crossgates.Blue Faced Leicester: Mrs Mary MacNiven, GlenfargBorder Leicester: A. Watson, Letham, Fife.GoatsF & B Fairley, Avonbridge, Falkirk (formerly Kinross).Tom Page Trophy: Ronald Dick, Mains of Throsk, Stirling.John F Watson Trophy: John Adamson, Glenside Farm. PleanGardiner Cup (Most points in Sheep, Cattle, Clydesdale Horse,Goat Section): Mrs Mary MacNiven, Glenfarg.Bank of Scotland Centenary Trophy: Fairley & Blaisden,Avonbridge, Falkirk (formerly Kinross)6CropsSpring Oats:Spring Barley:Winter Wheat:Winter Barley:Winter Oats:Seed Potatoes:T, Greer & Sons, Wharlawhill, CarnboW. Nelson, West Brackley, KinrossW Nelson, West Brackley, KinrossJohn Thomson, Hilton of Beath, KeltyJohn Baillie, Colliston, GlenfargW.S. Young, Mawcarse, MilnathortOther CompetitionsBest Trade Stand Large: George Colliar, Kinross (WillieSneddon).Best Trade Stand Small: Loch Leven Larder (Robin, Emma &Michael Niven).Fancy Dress without an animal: 1st Getley/McMurtrie Families(Wizard of Oz); 2nd Harriet Lovatt, (Strawberry)Fancy Dress with a Pony/Donkey: Anna Campbell, Crook ofDevon. (Alice in Wonderland); 2nd Louise Calder; 3rd IsseJeffrey.Art & Craft Tent: Ms Jacqui McCracken, Dundee, (1stReflections).Dog ShowPuppy: 1st K. Gerrard, Rumbling Bridge.Sporting: 1st Shona McIntyre, Yetts of Muckhart4th Anthea Bryson, Nether Craigow, Milnathort.Non-sporting: 2nd Barry Manson, Powmill3rd Evelyn Nugent, Kinross.Open: 2nd Barry Manson, Powmill.3rd Lucy McGregor, Crook of DevonConfined to Kinross-shire: 1st Barry Manson, Powmill; 2ndEvelyn Nugent, Kinross; 3rd Emma Fairweather, Hatchbank,Kinross; 4th Shona McIntyre, Yetts of Muckhart.Dog with W aggiest Tail: 1st Lucy McGregor, Crook of Devon.2nd Hannah Ballantyne, Wood of Coldrain, Kinross, 3rd HeidiBallantyne, Wood of Coldrain, Kinross; 4th Zoie Ballantyne,Wood of Coldrain, Kinross.Dog with most Appealing Eyes: 1st Katie Fowler, Kinross; 2ndDaisy Galbraith, Ledlanet, Milnathort; 3rd Evelyn Nugent,Kinross.Dog Handled by a Boy/Girl under 14 years: 2nd ShonaMcIntyre, Yetts of Muckhart.; 3rd Zoie Ballantyne ,Wood ofColdrain, Kinross; 4th Evelyn Nugent, Kinross.TrophiesWeaver of Kettle Trophy (Best Pup): K. Gerrard, RumblingBridge: ‘Phoebe’ Border Terrier/Jack Russell.The Balkello Quaich (Best Sporting): Shona McIntyre, Yetts ofMuckhart: ‘Baillie’ Flat Coat Retreiver.The Cairns Cup (Best Dog/Bitch in Kinross-shire): BarryManson, Powmill: Japanese Akita.The Farmer Trophy (Best Shetland Sheepdog): EmmaFairweather, Hatchbank, Kinross: ‘Barney’ Shetland Sheepdog.SWRI Trophy WinnersAldridge Sealy Trophy: CarnboJane Elliot Bell: GlenfargEnid Scott-Davidson Cup: CarnboBenarty Trophy: BlairingoneStewart Cup: Alison Messenger, GlenfargHilton Cup: Helen Quartermaine, GlenfargAnn Watson Trophy: Nan Douglas, MilnathortArnotlea Trophy: Christine Dawson, CarnboIrene Whitson Salver: Christine Dawson, CarnboThe Group Rose Bowl: Ann Munro, CarnboTeenage Trophy: S. Simpson, BlairingoneBalado Cup: Cara Warnock, BlairingoneMorris Quaich: Robbie Warnock, BlairingoneCommunity A - Paperweight: Dorothy Morris, CleishCommunity B - Paperweight: Jane Martin, BishopshireCommunity A: 1st Blairingone, 2nd Carnbo, 3rd CleishCommunity B: 1st Bishopshire, 2nd Carnbo, 3rd Cleish
News & ArticlesFlower Show Cup WinnersCairns Cup (most points overall): David ForresterBalado Salver (outstanding entry, classes 1-16): Jane SmithFisher Bowl (most points, Dahlias): Bill BoltonCeasar Trophy (most points, Sweet Peas): Bill BoltonKirkness Trophy (most points, Floral Art): Sharon BuchananRenton Trophy (outstanding exhibit, Floral Art): SharonBuchananGavin Lindores Trophy (best single Rose): Kay AdamScott Davidson Cup (miniature arrangement): Sandra WebsterLena Graham Quaich, small (under 8): Kendall McLeanLena Graham Quaich, large (9-14): Katie BellMaisie Pirie Cup (most outstanding exhibit, under 8): Kirsty SkeaCathie Pirie Cup (most outstanding exhibit, 9 - 14 years): KatieBellMawcarse Salver (best exhibit overall): Sharon BuchananCongratulations to the Potager Garden and Milnathort PrimarySchool who did so well in the Marigolds class and Herb Garden.The Flower Show Committee would like to thank all who took partand came to the Show.News from the Health Centre7Children take up thePost Box ChallengeMembers of the Kinross Primary Parent Council (KPPC),Events Group came up with the idea of offering each childthe opportunity to take part in a free quiz at this year’sKinross Show and post their entries in a bright red post box.The group made up of parents and teaching staff devised aquiz to challenge children of all ages. Margaret Forrest,leader of the group said, “The group were keen to have apresence at one of the biggest events in Kinross-shire anddemonstrate to children and parents that KPPC is busy,active and fun.”The move to our new home is now complete and we are allsettling in to our new surroundings. There will no doubt besome teething troubles, but we hope that these will beresolved easily and will not inconvenience our patients. Weare planning an Opening Day for Saturday 26 Septemberand anyone who wishes to look round our new building iswelcome to come in the afternoon between 2 and 4pm.Watch out for more information about this event at thebeginning of September.The increase in space is allowing us to make some changesto the clinics which are provided, and new services will beintroduced in due course. We are hoping that more outreach clinics will be run in the Health Centre and this willenable patients to be seen in Kinross rather than travelling toPerth. St Serf’s Medical Practice is making some changesto their clinics and introducing a new extended hoursservice. Two GPs will be on duty on alternate Monday andThursday evenings from 6pm to 8.00pm. The GPs willprovide both face to face and telephone appointments, butall appointments must be pre-booked. A nurse will also beon duty and again these appointments are pre-bookableonly. The other change in St Serf’s is that Dr Campbell isreducing his commitment by one session per week. Thissession will be taken over by one of the other GPs. The listsizes of the GPs have not been equalised since the two newpartners, Dr Allott and Dr Cunningham, were appointed andthis change makes the lists even more unequal. We havetherefore asked Practitioner Services to equalise the lists andsome patients will be transferred from one GP to another.This change is for administrative purposes only, and allpatients are still free to make appointments with which everGP they wish. A new timetable showing the appointmenttimes for each GP will be published in due course.Deadline for all Submissions2.00 pm, MONDAY 21 Septemberfor publication on Saturday 3 OctoberHannah Baughan (4) pictur ed posti ng her entryQuestions had children exploring all corners of theshowground and finding out about each different part of theshow. From tracking down the registration number of avintage tractor to finding out when you can visit KinrossHouse Gardens, decoding an anagram for a new tractor tothinking about how many kinds of animals can enter acompetition at the show.With over 40 entries in the post box by 3pm it was clear thatmany children had taken up the challenge. Margaret said,“We were delighted that so many children took part, theyoungest entrant was 18 months old who we suspectreceived a little help from Mum and Dad and we alsoreceived entries from many teenagers.”Kinross Agricultural Society fully supported the quiz byallowing volunteers to hand out the quiz at each entrance tothe show and by covering the printing costs. Prizes weresponsored by The Royal Bank of Scotland and KPPC andwere given out according to age, for correct and neatestentries. The winners collected their prize from a member ofKPPC at the post box on the day.The next event planned by KPPC is an orienteeringchallenge and picnic at Kirkgate Park on Saturday19 September. Check out the KPPC page on the websitefor more details. www.kinross-pri.pkc.sch.ukFor more information contact Fiona Turnbull on 01577850316 or 07835 719251DOG-GONE-WALKIN’Dog-Walking and Pet Care10 years veterinary nursing experienceInsured, References availableClaire Murison BSc (Hons)Tel. 01577 830588 / 07983 118757E-mail: d-g-w@tiscali.co.uk
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