It's a man's world in the cake-making class at Morcombelake and Ryall Flower and Dog Show

COOKERY CLASS CHAMP: Richard Legg COOKERY CLASS CHAMP: Richard Legg

THE 100th anniversary Whitchurch, Morcombelake and Ryall Flower and Dog Show went ahead successfully.

A tree was planted at the village hall on the day to mark the 100th anniversary of the show.

More than 650 people attended the event, with over 550 entries in the various show classes. It was the third year of the hotly contested “men only” cake making competition, with the highest number of entries to date and 19 men fighting to win the trophy.

Richard Legg won the first prize, winning the cup back from last year’s winner, Paul White. Richard had won the cup in the first year of the competition.

On behalf of the organisers, Dave Alley said they wanted to say a big thank you to the event’s sponsors, stall holders and everyone who helped make the show happen, despite the worst of the British summer weather.

Main trophy winners

  • Most points in cut flowers: Tricia Fry
  • Best flower exhibit: Tricia Fry
  • Best fruit exhibit and most points in local veg class: Briony Blair
  • Best exhibit in veg class: Briony Blair
  • Most Points in open veg class: Simon Hughes
  • Most Points in Home Produce: Tricia Fry
  • Winner in Men’s cookery class: Richard Legg, pictured
  • Handicraft Vase: Joan Symonds
  • Most Points in Children’s classes: Joanna House
  • Best Child’s exhibit: Ellie Hughes
  • Best photography entry: Tracey Sadler

Dog show results

  • Cutest puppy: Natasha Welch with Sam
  • Best veteran: Tracy Sadler with Charlie
  • Junior handler: Louis Fendall with Daisy
  • Most handsome dog: Louise Willcox with Henry
  • Prettiest Bitch: Rita Farnworth with Rona
  • Best rescue: Mrs Butchers with Winney
  • Best brace: Holly & Annabel Forrest with April & May
  • Best mismatched brace: Pam Cooper with George and Bartley
  • Best condition: Gaynor Glyde with Doodle
  •  Dog judge would most like to take home: Susan Howse with Peppa
  • Musical sit: Sally Newman with Tally Mo n Best in show: Louise Willcox with Henry
  • Gundog scurry: Claire Richards with Fizzer

Comments(1)

maximan says...
10:09am Mon 10 Sep 12

Congratulations to the ECHO for the longest article heading of the year..

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