DG1 CHAMPION PRIZE - A Champion Medal will be presented by the Association for the Best Goat in the Show. DG2 Reserve Champion. 377 Male, any breed over one year old. 378 Male, any breed up to one year old. 379 Milker, White. 380 Milker, Coloured. 381 Goatling, White. 382 Goatling, Coloured. 383 Kid, any Breed, Coloured. 385 Pygmy Milker. 386 Pygmy Goatling. 387 Pygmy Kid (Female). 388 Pygmy Kid (Male) under to 1 year old. 394 Young Handlers for Children aged 10 years old and under on the day of the Show. (No Entry Fee) 395 Young Handlers for Children aged 11-16 years old on the day of the Show. (No Entry Fee) DG3 The Association presents a Perpetual Cup to the Champion in this Section. DG4 The Association presents £50 to the exhibitor of the Champion Animal. DG5 Ardmore Distillery presents a bottle of Teacher's Highland Cream in a presentation carton to the Champion in this Section. DG6 £25 presented by Mr and Mrs Aitken, Hilberry, Stonehaven to Champion Pygmy Goat (classes 385-390). DG7 £10 presented by Mr and Mrs Aitken, Hilberry, Stonehaven to Reserve Champion Pygmy Goat (classes 385-390). DG8 The Scottish Goatkeepers’ Federation presents the Swanston Bowl for the Best Goat under 2 years old. DG9 The Scottish Goatkeepers’ Federation presents a Rosette for Best Goatling. DG10 The Scottish Goatkeepers' Federation presents Rosette for Best Kid. DG11 The British Goat Society offers a Diploma for the Best Exhibit in the Goat classes. DG12 The Kathy Tedcastle Memorial Trophy presented by Mrs J. W. Reay (Mother), Family and Friends in England, for Best Group of Four Goats from Four of the Goat Classes. DG13 Mrs M. Leith, Balmedie, Memorial Trophy for Best Goat. DG14 Rosette presented by Mr and Mrs Ollman to Champion Pygmy Goat. DG15 Rosette presented by Mr and Mrs Ollman to Reserve Champion Pygmy Goat. DG16 £25 presented to Champion Dairy Goat (classes 377-384). DG17 £10 presented to Reserve Champion Dairy Goat (classes 377-384).

GOATS (Any Breed) (All to be judged on SUNDAY) (CAE TESTED) Entry Money - Members £3, Non-Members £6 per Entry Prize Money: 1st £40: 2nd £30; 3rd £20; 4th £15; 5th £10; 6th £5. DAIRY Class 377. Male, any breed over 1 year old. 378. Male, any breed up to 1 year old. 379. Milker, White. 380. Milker, Coloured. 381. Goatling, White. 382. Goatling, Coloured. 383. Kid, any Breed, Coloured. 384. Kid, any Breed, White. PYGMY Class 385. Pygmy Milker. 386. Pygmy Goatling. 387. Pygmy Kid (Female) 388. Pygmy Kid Male, under 1 year old. 389. Pygmy Buckling, 1-2 years old. 390. Pygmy Adult Male over 2 years old. ANY OTHER BREED Class 391. Adult Male over 1 year old. 392. Adult Female over 1 year old. 393. Kid, up to 1 year old. 394. Young Handlers for Children aged 10 years old and under on the day of the Show, (No Entry Fee). Prize Money: 1st £20; 2nd £15; 3rd £10; and all subsequent entries £5 395. Young Handlers for Children aged 11-16 years old on the day of the Show, (No Entry Fee). Prize Money: 1st £20; 2nd £15; 3rd £10; and all subsequent entries £5 Contestants may show any breed, any age of goat from any of the above classes. SPECIAL PRIZES CHAMPION PRIZE - A Champion Medal will be presented by the Association for the Best Goat in the Show. The Association presents a Perpetual Cup to the Champion in this Section. The Association presents £50 to the exhibitor of the Champion Animal. Ardmore Distillery presents a bottle of Teacher's Highland Cream in a presentation carton to the Champion in this Section. £25 presented to Champion Dairy Goat and £10 to Reserve Champion (classes 377-384). £25 presented by Mr and Mrs Aitken, Hilberry, Stonehaven to Champion Pygmy Goat and £10 to Reserve Champion (classes 385-390). Rosettes presented by Mr and Mrs Ollman to Champion and Reserve Pygmy Goat. The Scottish Goatkeepers' Federation presents the Swanston Bowl for the Best Goat under 2 years old and Rosette for Best Goatling. The Scottish Goatkeepers' Federation presents Rosette for Best Kid. The British Goat Society offers a Diploma for the Best Exhibit in the Goat classes. The Kathy Tedcastle Memorial Trophy presented by Mrs J. W. Reay (Mother), Family and Friends in England, for Best Group of Four Goats from Four of the Goat Classes. Mrs M. Leith, Balmedie, Memorial Trophy for Best Goat.