RHS Show 2011 Results
Rousay Horticultural Society's 2011 Show, was held yesterday, Saturday.
Featuring numerous entries, ranging from fruit and vegetables, to homemade jams, chutneys and wine, and handicraft items - and even more - this year's show saw Wester crowned the
winner of the District Shield yet again.
Wester's Shelagh Grieve took in the most points throughout the whole show, after scoring the most points in both the Textile Crafts and Dairy and Preserves sections.
The RHS' Tattie-in-a-Bucket competition was won by Annie Mainland, with her crop weighing in at 5lb 10oz. At just 11 years old, she was also awarded the Cormack Cup, which goes to
the Under-16s' Heaviest Crop. However, it was Ronald Mainland who grew the heaviest individual tattie, at 11oz.
Photographs of some of this year's entries can be found below, while the full 2011 results have been compiled further below.
Eivor's article (centre-left) was judged the best article using a textile craft not on schedule (N.O.S.):
Angela (right) and Matt's paintings came first and second respectively:
The photographs and captions:
The photographs this year followed a 'Ships' theme:
Nick Gould's loaf was judged the best in rolls and loaves in this year's show:
Plain Baking sub-section:
The judge's best of the large cakes:
Homemade Cakes:
Cupcakes with decorations:
Some of the eggs on show:
Numerous Preserves and Home Brews:
Liz's prized chutney entry:
Ronald's prize-winning onions:
Judged the 'Best Exhibit in Vegetables', was Ronald's collection of vegetables:
Mark's blackcurrents were judged the 'Best Exhibit in Fruit':
The selection of vegetables and fruit remained strong:
Terry's beautiful Pot Plant:
Tamara's Floral Arrangement, based on the 'Humpty Dumpty' nursery rhyme:
Some of the entries by Nursery/Pre-School children:
Ewan's first-prize, wooden spoon person:
Isla's Handprint Butterfly:
Isla's Flower Crispy Cake:
Duncan's perfectly decorated cupcakes were judged the best exhibit overall in the Children's section:
Douglas' aptly-decorated 'RHS' cupcakes:
Douglas' 3D Elephant, made out of Lego:
An array of painted clowns by Primary pupils:
Some of the entries by younger children:
Some of the entries by primary school pupils:
'Visiting Children' made fantastic efforts with their crispy cake creations:
A unique, painted 'mobile stone' from a 'Visiting Child':
Section 1: Textile Crafts
Handknitting:
1. Scarf:
1. Shelagh Grieve; 2. Dawn Grieve
2. Chunky Knit Garment:
1. Shelagh Grieve
Crochet:
3. Article in fine thread:
-
4. Article in wool/yarn:
-
Sewing:
5. Best use of a square metre of material:
-
Embroidery:
6. Coloured embroidery:
-
7. Hardanger:
-
Extra:
8. Article using any textile craft N.O.S.:
1. Eivor Cormack; 2. Zoë Flaws; 3. Gill Wigley
9. Hank of home spun wool*:
1. Shelagh Grieve
Best Exhibit in Section 1: Shelagh Grieve (Chunky knit garment)
Best Article using a Textile Craft N.O.S.: Eivor Cormack
Most Points in Section 1 (RHS Quaich): Shelagh Grieve
Section 2: Handicrafts
1. Toy (not knitted):
1. Dawn Grieve
2. Wrapped parcel with gift tag:
-
3. Painting (any medium):
1. Angela Olsen; 2. Matt Wigley
4. Drawing:
-
5. Photograph - Ships:
a. Digital
1. Ed Firth; 2. Liz Firth; 3. Kathryn Marwick
b. Conventional
-
6. Amusing photograph with caption:
1. Ed Firth; Sheena Marwick; Erica Flaws
7. Something new from something old*:
1. Ed Firth; 2. Dawn Grieve
Best Exhibit in Section 2: Ed Firth (Digital Photograph - Ships)
Most Points in Section 2 (Archer Clouston Crystal Bowl): Ed Firth
Section 3: Baking
Plain Baking:
1. Thin round oatcakes*:
1. Zoë Flaws; 2. Shelagh Grieve; 3. Kathryn Marwick
2. Bere Bannock*:
1. Nick Gould; 2. Kathryn Marwick; 3. Shelagh Grieve
3. Brown Rolls (oven baked):
1. Liz Firth; 2. Rose Andrews; 3. Nick Gould
4. Speciality Loaf:
1. Nick Gould; 2. Dawn Grieve; 3. Liz Firth
5. Fatty Cutties:
1. Zoë Flaws; 2. Kathryn Marwick; 3. Shelagh Grieve
Large Cakes:
6. Sultana and Cherry Cake:
1. Sheena Marwick; 2. Shelagh Grieve; 3. Zoë Flaws
7. Lemon Drizzle Cake:
1. Sheena Marwick; 2. Zoë Flaws; 3. Dawn Grieve
8. Coffee Sponge:
1. Sheena Marwick; 2. Rose Andrews
Small Cakes:
9. Cup Cakes, Decorated
1. Alice Mainland; 2. Kayleigh Tipper; 3. Zoë Flaws
10. Border Tarts:
-
11. Gypsy Creams:
1. Zoë Flaws
Best Rolls or Loaf: Nick Gould (Speciality Loaf)
Best Large Cake: Sheena Marwick (Lemon Drizzle Cake)
Most Points in Plain Baking (Garson Plate): Nick Gould
Most Points in Section 3 (RHS Rolling Pin): Zoë Flaws
Section 4: Dairy and Preserves
1. Six Hen's Eggs*:
1. Gill Wigley; 2. Shelagh Grieve; 3. Marie Gallernault
2. Six Eggs (from any domestic fowl):
1. Shelagh Grieve
3. Marmalade:
1. Zoë Flaws; 2. Liz Firth; 3. Shelagh Grieve
4. Gooseberry Jam:
1. Erica Flaws; 2. Shelagh Grieve; Kathryn Marwick
5. Chutney:
1. Liz Firth; 2. Gill Wigley; 3. Shelagh Grieve
6. Homemade Wine:
1. Erica Flaws; 2. Shelagh Grieve; 3. Zoë Flaws
7. Home Brew*:
1. Erica Flaws
Best Eggs: Gill Wigley (Six Hen's Eggs)
Best Exhibit in Section 4: Liz Firth (Chutney)
Most Points in Section 4 (RHS Clock): Shelagh Grieve
Section 5: Vegetables & Fruit
Vegetables:
1. Cabbage:
1. Ronald Mainland; 2. Mark Hull
2. Cauliflower*:
1. Ronald Mainland
3. Broadbeans:
1. Mark Hull; 2. Jackie Milner; 3. Ronald Mainland
4. Carrots*:
1. Ronald Mainland; 2. Kathryn Marwick; Mark Hull
5. Onions:
1. Ronald Mainland; 2. Callum Flaws; 3. Kathryn Marwick
6. Radish:
1. Mark Hull; 2. Jackie Milner
7. Lettuce:
-
8. Tomatoes:
1. Ed Firth; 2. Jackie Milner; 3. Ronald Mainland
9. Any Herb
1. Wendy Baulch; 2. Mark Hull; 3. Shelagh Grieve
10. Any Vegetable N.O.S.:
1. Ronald Mainland; 2. Nick Gould; 3. Callum Flaws
Potatoes:
11. Potatoes - round, white:
1. Richard Buchanan; 2. Callum Flaws; 3. Ronald Mainland
12. Potatoes - long, white:
1. Ed Firth; 2. Callum Flaws; 3. Nick Gould
13. Potatoes - round, coloured:
1. Callum Flaws
14. Potatoes - long, cloured:
1. Ed Firth; 2. Ronald Mainland
Extra:
15. Container of Vegetables:
1. Ronald Mainland; 2. Zoë Flaws; 3. Kathryn Marwick
16. Container of Traditional Vegetables*:
1. Ronald Mainland
17. The Longest Carrot:
Liz Firth
Fruit:
18. Gooseberries*:
1. Robert Cormack; 2. Jackie Milner; 3. Shelagh Grieve
19. Raspberries:
1. Jackie Milner; 2. Shelagh Grieve
20. Blackcurrents:
1. Mark Hull; 2. Robert Cormack
21. Any Fruit N.O.S.:
1. Robert Cormack; 2. Ed Firth; 3. Shelagh Grieve
Best Onions: Ronald Mainland
Best Exhibit in Vegetables: Ronald Mainland (Container of Vegetables)
Best Exhibit in Fruit: Mark Hull (Blackcurrents)
Most Points in Section 5 (Shearer Cup): Ronald Mainland
Section 6: Flowers
Pot Plants:
1. Flowering Plant:
1. Liz Firth; 2. Jackie Milner; 3. Callum Flaws
2. Foliage:
1. Terry Kirkbride; 2. Wendy Baulch
3. Hanging Plant:
1. Mark Hull; 2. Terry Kirkbride
4. Any Pot Plant N.O.S.:
1. Terry Kirkbride; 2. Jackie Milner; 3. Alice Mainland
Floral Arrangements:
5. Nursery Rhyme Arrangement:
1. Doreen Taylor; 2. Liz Firth; 3. Tamara Taylor
6. Arrangement using one bloom:
1. Doreen Taylor; 2. Alexina Inkster
7. Cool Blue:
1. Doreen Taylor; 2. Liz Firth
Cut Flowers - Annuals:
8. Marigolds:
1. Kathryn Marwick; 2. Mark Hull; 3. Liz Firth
9. Nasturtiums
1. Eivor Cormack; 2. Kathryn Marwick; 3. Doreen Taylor
10. Sweet Peas:
1. Doreen Taylor; 2. Kathryn Marwick; 3. Mark Hull
11. Annual N.O.S.:
1. Doreen Taylor; 2. Kathryn Marwick; 3. Jenny Mainland
12. Six Kinds of Annuals in a Vase:
1. Kathryn Marwick; 2. Doreen Taylor
Cut Flowers - Perennials:
13. Dahlias:
1. Doreen Taylor
14. Lupins*:
1. Callum Flaws
15. Flowering Shrubs:
-
16. Pansies/Violas:
1. Kathryn Markwick; 2. Jenny Mainland; 3. Doreen Taylor
17. Perennial N.O.S.:
1. Jackie Milner; 2. Doreen Taylor; 3. Eivor Cormack
18. Six Kinds of Perennials in a Vase:
1. Eivor Cormack; 2. Doreen Taylor; 3. Jenny Mainland
Best Flowering Plant (Fairley Salver): Liz Firth
Best Pot Plant N.O.S. (Ritchie Tray): Terry Kirkbride
Best Floral Arrangement: Doreen Taylor (Arrangement using 1 bloom)
Most Points in Cut Flowers (RHS Tankard): Doreen Taylor
Most Points in Flowers (RHS Tankard): Doreen Taylor
Section 7: Children's
Pre-School:
1a. Handprint Picture:
1. Mollie Flaws
2a. Dressed Wooden Spoon:
1. Shannon Gomez; 2. Mollie Flaws
3a. Decorated Crispy Cake:
1. Josephine Daintith; 2. Mollie Flaws; 3. Finlay Daintith
4a. Sunflower you have grown yourself:
-
Primary 1, 2 & 3:
1b. Handprint Picture:
1. Isla Garson; 2. Ewan Flaws; 3. Katelyn Farquar
2b. Dressed Wooden Spoon:
1. Ewan Flaws
3b. Decorated Crispy Cake:
1. Isla Garson; 2. Annabella Daintith; 3. Ewan Flaws
4b. Sunflower you have grown yourself:
-
Primary 4 to 7:
5. Picture of a Clown:
1. Kimberley Green; 2. Douglas Hull; 3. Duncan Hull
6. 3D Elephant:
1. Douglas Hull; 2. Duncan Hull
7. Decorated Cupcakes:
1. Duncan Hull; 2. Tamara Taylor; 3. Andrew Garson; 3. Douglas Hull
8. Sunflower you have grown yourself:
1. Douglas Hull; 2. Duncan Hull
Secondary:
9. Any Craft
1. Alice Mainland
10. Decorated Cupcakes:
1. Alice Mainland
Visiting Children:
11. Decorated Crispy Cake:
1. Bethany Dagnall; 2. Caitlin Watt; 3. Ryan Watt
12. Painted Stone:
1. Euan Allison; 2. Ryan Watt; 3. Ella Olsen Dalrymple
Best Exhibit in Section 7: Duncan Hull (Decorated Cupcakes)
Most Points in Section 7: Douglas Hull
Section 8: Visiting Adults
1. Arrangement using one bloom:
-
2. Decorated Cupcakes:
-
3. Handiwork of your choice:
1. Emma Melin; 2. Solveig Melin
4. Painted Stone:
1. Graham Fellows; 2. Geraldine Geraghty
* Most points in 'Traditional Skills' (Mainland Salmon Quaich):
Shelagh Grieve (9) / Ronald Mainland (9)
Most points in show overall: Shelagh Grieve (30)
District Shield: Wester
Person with most points in each district:
Wester - Shelagh Grieve (30)
Frotoft - Mark Hull (20)
Sourin - Ronald Mainland (26) / Doreen Taylor (26)
Brinian - Zoë Flaws (22)
Tattie-in-a-Bucket
Heaviest Crop (Grieve Tankard):
1. Annie Mainland (5lb 10oz)
2. Gregg Cox (4lb 15.9oz)
3. Kathleen Buchanan (4lb 6.5oz)
Under 16s' Heaviest Crop (Cormack Cup):
Annie Mainland (5lb 10oz)
Heaviest Individual Tattie:
Ronald Mainland (11oz)
10:38 07/08/2011
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