2010 Competition Results

Results > Honey > Honey Classes

Class	Prize	Winners	Cat No.
#HO1 Honey - Two 454g Jars of Light English Honey.	1st 2nd 3rd 4th	Rennolds, Mr A Woodley, Mr G Hogan, Mr M Ide, Mr S D	4 9 1 2
#HO2 Honey - Two 454g Jars of Medium English Honey.	1st 2nd 3rd 4th	Wilday, Mrs J Smith, Mr C Sluggett, Mr A Mummery, Mr J	24 22 21 17
#HO3 Honey - Two 454g Jars of Dark English Honey.	1st 2nd 3rd 4th	Ide, Mr S D Woodley, Mr G Williams, Mr L Sluggett, Mr A	28 33 32 29
#HO4 Honey - Two 454g Jars of Chunk English Honey.	1st	Broom, Mr W G	14
#HO5 Honey - Two 454g Jars of Naturally-Granulated English Honey (not stirred)	1st 2nd 3rd 4th	Smith, Mr C Sluggett, Mr A Wallace, Mr N Woodley, Mr G	44 42 45 48
#HO7 Honey - Two 454g Jars of English Heather Honey	1st	MCCABE, Mr P	215
#HO8 Honey - One Comb of English Honey, for extracting.	1st 2nd	Williams, Mr L Broom, Mr W G	55 14
#HO9 Honey - One Piece of Beeswax (minimum weight 300g). The block will be broken for judging so perfect moulding is not required.	1st 2nd 3rd	Smith, Mr C Wilday, Mrs J Rennolds, Mr A	57 58 56
#HO11 Honey - One Cake of Beeswax, not less than 454g in weight and not less than 25mm thick.	3rd 4th	Rennolds, Mr A Sluggett, Mr A	59 60
#HO13 Honey - One Sheet of Foundation, made by the Exhibitor, in any type of Brood Frame, wired and ready for the hive. Not less than	1st	NORMAND, Mr B	63
#HO14 Honey - Composite Class: any four of the under mentioned items -	1st 2nd 3rd	Mummery, Mr J Ide, Mr S D Woodley, Mr G	65 68 67
#HO15 Honey - Six Transparent Containers of English Honey, labelled as for sale to comply with current regulations on each jar. Judge	1st 2nd 3rd	Woodley, Mr G Broom, Mr W G Mummery, Mr J	72 14 69
#HO16 Honey - One Bottle Dry Mead, in clear glass punted bottle of approximately 75cl. Flange stoppers only may be used.	1st 2nd 3rd 4th	Rennolds, Mr A Mummery, Mr J MALE, Mr M Sluggett, Mr A	75 74 240 76
#HO17 Honey - One Bottle Sweet Mead, in clear glass punted bottle of approximately 75cl. Flange stoppers only may be used.	1st 2nd	Mummery, Mr J Rennolds, Mr A	80 81
#HO19 Honey - A pair of Beeswax Candles made by moulding.	1st 2nd 3rd	Smith, Mr C Wilday, Mrs J Acke, Mr P	86 88 83
#HO20 Honey - A pair of Beeswax Candles made by any method other than moulding.	1st 2nd 3rd	Bentham, Mrs A Woodley, Mr G Rennolds, Mr A	89 92 91
#HO21 Honey - A Display of Six Ornamental Objects, made of Beeswax. Colouring permitted.	1st	Bentham, Mrs A	93
#HO22 Honey - Five 28g Blocks of Beeswax.	1st 2nd 3rd	Acke, Mr P Wilday, Mrs J Smith, Mr C	94 99 96
#HO23 Honey - Gift Class. (* no entry fee) Two 454g jars of any English Honey	1st 2nd 3rd	MCCABE, Mr P Broom, Mr W G Hogan, Mr M	216 102 103
#HO24A Honey - Photograph, subject of interest to Beekeepers. Black and white or colour maximum size A4 not less than 75 mm x 75 mm.	1st 2nd 3rd	Bentham, Mr R Acke, Mr P James, Mrs L	112 107 246
#HO24B Honey - Technical Photograph, subject of interest to beekeepers, black and white or coloured, with appropriate information, came	1st	Ball, Mr R	110
#HO25 Honey - One Transparent 227g Jar of Furniture Cream or Polish.	1st 2nd 3rd	Acke, Mr P Grist, Mrs J Mummery, Mr J	126 127 128
#HO26 Honey - An Item of Beekeeping Equipment, made, repaired or adapted by the Exhibitor. The object should be suitable for display	1st SP	Owers, Mr Keith Smith, Mr C	133 146