Format:	Own Choice Test Piece Contest
Adjudicators:	J. Francis Cottier , George Augustus Wielopolski Phillips , G. Rungeling
Venue:	Peel Park, Bradford, West Yorkshire

Position	Band	Conductor	Music	Draw
1	Dewsbury	Unknown	Ernani [unknown arranger]	11
2	Baildon	Unknown	La Sonnambula [unknown arranger]	5
3	Cleckheaton	Unknown	Maritana [unknown arranger]	2
4	Keighley (Marriner's)	Unknown	Lucrezia Borgia [unknown arranger]	6
5	Heckmondwike	Unknown	Ernani [unknown arranger]	8
	Bowling	Unknown	Hallelujah Chorus [unknown arranger]	1
	Wyke Independent	Unknown	Lucrezia Borgia [unknown arranger]	3
	Scott's Operatic	Unknown	Ernani [unknown arranger]	4
	Farnley Temperance	Unknown	Lucrezia Borgia [unknown arranger]	7
	Dodworth	Unknown	L'italiana in Algeri - overture [unknown arranger]	9
	Brighouse	Unknown	Hallelujah Chorus [unknown arranger]	10

See
http://www.ibew.org.uk/misc4286.htm

The second of two separate contests in the same location on the same day. For this contest, the bands again played their own choice of music.

4 August 1860
Band Contest - Peel Park, Bradford
A contest of brass bands took place in Peel Park, Bradford, on Saturday afternoon last. The day was fine, with the exception of a very high wind which prevailed during the greater part of the performance, and the assemblage of spectators was large, there being a great number of strangers present from the various neighbouring towns. There were two sets of prizes for competition, of equal value, the whole amounting to £60, and the arrangement was that each band should play one piece in competition for each series of prizes. There were eleven entries. The following are the bands which competed, the order in which they played, and the pieces which each played for the first sot of prizes: 1. Farnley Temperance Band, selections from "Martha"; 2. Dewsbury Band, selections from "Preciosa"; 3. Bowling Band, a selection from "Il Trovatore"; 4. Baildon Band, a selection from "Lucia di Lammermoor"; Wike Independent Band, a selection from "La Traviata"; 6. Dodworth Band, "Cavatina" with variations; 7. Heckmondwike Band, a selection from " Lucrezia Borgia"; 8. Keighley (Mariner's) Band, selections from "IlTrovatore"; 9. Scott's Operatic Band, grand selection from "II Trovatore"; 10. Cleckheaton Band, selections from "Lucrezia Borgia"; 11. Brighouse Band, selections from "Lucrezia Borgia".

The bands then assembled, and altogether, to the number of about 200, under the conductorship of Mr. J. W. Dodworth, performed "Rule Britannia," which had a grand effect, and was loudly applauded by the large concourse of spectators. The competition for the second series of prizes next commenced, and the following is the order of playing, with the pieces played by each band: 1. Bowling Band, "Hallelujah Chorus"; 2. Cleckheaton Band, "Maritana"; 3. Wyke (Independent) Band, a selection from "Lucretia Borgia"; 4. Scott's Operatic Band, selection from "Ernani"; 5. Baildon Band, selection from "La Sonnambula"; 6. Keighley (Mariner's) Band, selection from "Lucrezia Borgia"; 7. Farnley (Temperance) Band, selections from "Lucrezia Borgia"; 8, Heckmondwike Band, a selection from "Ernani"; 9. Dodworth Band, overture, "Italiana et Algeria"; 10. Brighouse Band, "Hallelujah Chorus"; 11. Dewsbury Band, selections from "Ernani."

The bands again assembled, and, under the leadership of Mr. J. W. Dodworth, performed "The National Anthem," which was loudly applauded, as were also the various pieces played by the several bands. The judges (G. A. Wielopolski Phillipps, of Liverpool ; G. A. Rungeling, of Liverpool ; and Francis Cottier) then came forward to the platform, and delivered to the Secretary, Mr. F. Tula), their decisions, which were as follow :-

FIRST PART
2. Heckmondwike Band £12
3. Dewsbury Baud £8
4. Dodworth £5
5. Cleckheaton £3

1. Keighley (Mariner's) £2

FIRST PART

1. Dewsbury Baud £12
2. Baildon £8
3. Cleckheaton £5
4. Keighley (Mariner's) £3
5. Heckmondwike Band £2

The announcement of the prizes was received with loud cheers. The immense crowd then quietly dispersed. Great credit is due to the committee for the excellent arrangements which they had instituted, and which were carried out in their entirety. The whole of the bands were listened to with the greatest attention, and the whole proceedings were marked throughout by the most perfect order and the greatest regularity. We understand the committee have it in contemplation to have another contest in the course of a week or two.