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Honey show 2013 results
Trophies
NBBKA Trophies
Lady Chesham Challenge Cup – Highest overall points total in show
- Mike Jackson
Stoke Road Apiary Shield – Second highest overall points total
in show - David Warren
Clara Furness Award - Highest points total for wax and mead, classes
12 to 15 and 19 to 21 - Jane Woodbridge
Albert Toms Shield - highest points total in the open honey classes
excluding any class for which a specific award is made. This year this shield is
for classes 1 to 8 - Mike Jackson
BW Apiary Cup - winner of class 9, six jars as for sale
- Mike Jackson
Mini cup - winner of class 16, fruit cake - not awarded
Arthur Foreman Cup - highest total points in novice classes
- Daniel Clarke
BBKA Blue Ribbon - best exhibit in the show - Not awarded
All class results
Honey
1 Two matching 1lb jars of light honey
- 1st Mike Jackson
- 2nd Andrew Beer
- 3rd Jane Woodbridge
2 Two matching 1lb jars of medium honey
3 Two matching 1lb jars of dark honey
4 Two matching 1lb jars of crystallised honey of any type (incorporates naturally
crystallised, soft set and creamed honey)
- 1st David Warren
- 2nd Mike Jackson
5 Two matching jars of honey not as in classes 1 to 4. (eg. chunk, ling, jar
variations, etc.)
6 One piece cut comb, gross weight 200-255g (7-9oz), in container with transparent
lid
7 One standard comb of honey showing the work of the bees. In bee-proof
show case (note: combs may have crystallised honey in them without penalty)
- 1st Mike Jackson
- 3rd Andrew Beer
8 Gift, One 1lb jar of honey of any type. (Donated after the show to Willen
Hospice)
- 1st Mike Jackson
- 2nd David Warren
- 3rd Andrew Beer
9 Six matching 1lb jars of honey presented labelled as for legal sale under
current rules
- 1st Mike Jackson
- 2nd Andrew Beer
10 One section of honey, round or square
11 One 1lb jar of honey, the jar painted black
- 1st Andrew Jackson
- 2nd Jane Woodbridge
- 3rd Daniel Clarke
- VHC Andrew Beer
Wax
12 One cake of beeswax, 200g to 255g (7 to 9 oz approx)
13 Not used this year
14 Six matching cakes of beeswax (total weight within 160 to 180g)
15 Three matching beeswax candles made by any method, displayed erect, ready
to burn
Cake
16 One honey fruit cake, as per recipe provided
17 One plain honey cake, as per recipe provided
- 1st David Warren
- 2nd Elizabeth Beer
Fudge
18 Honey fudge as per recipe provided, eight square pieces on a plate
Mead
19 One bottle dry mead
20 One bottle sweet mead
21 One bottle Honey Wine, label stating main ingredients apart from honey
Crafts
22 One item made or produced by the exhibitor, relevant to beekeeping either
by its uses or subject, or by being made using beehive produce. Could
include, for example, cookery or preserves, inventions, paintings, cosmetics, needlework,
woodwork, photography, or even a sales display. Excludes items covered by classes
1-21 and 22a.
- 1st Mike Jackson
- 2nd Jane Woodbridge
- 3rd Daniel Clarke
- VHC Jane Wood
22a A skep, made by the exhibitor
Novice Classes
23 Two 1lb jars of clear honey, of any colour but matching
24 Two 1lb jars of crystallised honey, of any type but matching
25 One cake of beeswax, between 110g and 170g (4 to 6 oz.)
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