Entry Forms

Schedules for the 2020 County Show will be listed below when available

Risk Assessment Document for exhibitors– please click to download.
Risk Assessement Guidelines  – please click to download.

Catering Concessions –  catering@derbyshirecountyshow.org.uk
When applying please include your location together with a couple of photographs of your trading unit.   The Society is trying to support local traders where possible and if your location is not included with the application, it will not be considered.

Please ensure when sending cheques that they are made out to either ‘Derbyshire County Show’ or ‘Derbyshire Agricultural and Horticultural Society’.  BACS details are on the individual applications forms (if applicable).

**PLEASE NOTE:
Our show Vets have asked that we make it mandatory that all exhibitors are to bring suitable covers to provide shelter for hot or wet weather for their sheep during their stay at the show as marquees are NOT provided. Veterinary inspections will be taking place on show day.

Livestock Exhibitors please note:
Please note that the Derbyshire County Show is now exempt from Pre-Movement Testing, DEFRA states that no animals are to be on the showground for more than 24 hours and that the sides of the sides of the marquees are to be removed. To cover all aspects of this, it has been decided that no animal is allowed on the ground until 6pm on the day before the show.

Equine Influenza
Horses must have been vaccinated to comply with the requirements of the primary course (1^st vaccination and then 2^nd vaccination between 21 – 92 days later), followed by the first booster (150 – 215 days) and all subsequent boosters.  Horses may compete having received the primary course and prior to the first booster but not within 7 days of receiving a vaccine dose.

Horses must have been vaccinated within 6 months before the show but not less than 7 days of arriving at the show.

Foals
In-foal mares that have already had vaccinations of primary Equine Influenza course should be vaccinated 4-6 weeks before the foal is due to be born.

Foals should be vaccinated for Equine Influenza at 6 months to commence their primary course.

We urge all owners to adhere to strict biosecurity protocols at all times.

Vaccinations are subject to local risk assessments by the attending veterinarians.

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