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AC R E S OF
I N GE NUITY
SHOW SCHEDULE 2020
Entry Forms
Available
Online
welcome to the 83rd annual wanaka A&P show
FREE PARK N RIDE
Opposite Medical Centre on Cardrona Road 8-5.30pm Friday 13 & Saturday 14 March….
follow the signs.
TICKETS ONLINE /GATE
Adult $17.50 per day
Youth (13-17 years) $5 per day
Child (12 and under) FREE
PLEASE LEAVE YOUR
DOGS AT HOME
MEMBERSHIPS OFFERS DISCOUNTED TICKETS (unless competing
AVAILABLE UNTIL 1 MARCH 2020 or service dog)
CHAIRMAN’S WELCOME A great big Wanaka welcome to everyone considering being involved in our 2020 Wanaka show, what an exciting event we have coming up for you! As Board Chair I must take this opportunity to thank Jane, Bronwyn and Fe for their tireless work in pulling everything together and ticking the boxes necessary to run what now is a significant event in the Southern Lakes calendar. “Diversity of Farming” is the 2020 theme, watch this space as we showcase some exciting businesses which have been developed in our area, this along with a “World Hereford Congress” event and also a NZ Merino Breeders exhibition, all our usual entertainment and competitions, I feel you would all be foolish not to mark March 13th and 14th on your calendar as “In Wanaka”!! Our Board has developed it’s first Strategic Plan, through this document we hope to widen our objectives as a Society, one of our goals being to strengthen membership, if you are reading this, perhaps take the opportunity to become a member, our website will have options available, a strong membership drives a strong Society. A big thanks to my fellow board members, you have willingly given many voluntary hours to work on strengthening our Society, also, all our staff, members, volunteers, exhibitors and competitors, you are all integral in what makes our event what it is. A big thanks to all our sponsors, please try and support all those that are part of our schedule and programme documents, without these generous people our show would struggle financially, a special mention must also go to our Strategic Partner “Farmlands”, we have had a lengthy relationship with them and appreciate their support, for many years they have been located by the sheep yards, in 2020 they have decided to reposition down to the main entrance (gate 2) on Pembroke Park, we wish them all the best with their shift and hope everyone will visit them at their new area. Enough rambling, pencil it in, tell your friends, come and enjoy this festive event, roll on March, we all can’t wait!!!!! Grant Ruddenklau Upper Clutha A&P Society Board Chair. Chrissy Stevenson, Jan Allen, Grant Ruddenklau (Chairman) Doug Stalker, Mike Scurr (Vice Chairman) Official Show Partner FARMLANDS 3
MAIN CONTACT NUMBERS
www.wanakashow.co.nz
A&P Office Phone: 03-443-9559
Event Manager Jane Stalker Cell: 021 101 7480 jane@wanakashow.co.nz
Financial Manager Bronwyn McCarthy Cell: 021 891 499 bronwyn@wanakashow.co.nz
Livestock Secretary Fe Howie Cell: 027 2014692 entries@wanakashow.co.nz
Incl Equestrian
Dog Trials Don Mackay Cell: 0273 066 314
Sheep Boyd Ottrey Cell: 021-462-654
Fleece Martin Paterson Cell: 021 2247522
Cattle Rupert Power Cell: 027 555 7227
Boer Goats Owen Booth Cell: 027 4395516
Dogs & Pets Judy Young Cell: 021 023 5685
Home Industry Janice Dickey Cell: 027 251 1046
Sheaf Tossing Jerry Burdon Phone: 03-443-1391
Trade Marshall Paul Tamati Cell: 027-715-4310
CONTENTS
CHAIRMAN’S WELCOME........................................Pg 3 SHEAF TOSSING
PAST PRESIDENTS & SECRETARIES...................Pg 5 Class 457 ->.............................................................. Pg 49
OFFICIALS...................................................................Pg 5 FLEECE WOOL
SPONSORS..................................................................Pg 6 Class numbers 600 ->............................................ Pg 51
GENERAL INFORMATION
& DATES TO REMEMBER.........................................Pg 7 SHEEP
Class numbers 700 ->........................................... Pg 56
DISCLAIMER...............................................................Pg 9
MAP............................................................................. Pg 10 DOGS & PETS
LIVESTOCK TIMETABLE........................................ Pg 12 Class numbers 500 ->........................................... Pg 62
EQUESTRIAN HOME INDUSTRY
Class numbers 1->.................................................... Pg 15
Class numbers 800 -> .......................................... Pg 63
BEEF CATTLE
Class numbers 200> ..............................................Pg 37 Junior..................................................................... Pg 64
Open.......................................................................Pg 67
DOG TRIALS
Class numbers 400 ->........................................... Pg 43
MEMBERSHIP FORM -> ........................................Pg 76
BOER GOATS
Class numbers 450 ->........................................... Pg 45 ENTRY FORMS -> ................................available online
4 83RD ANNUAL WANAKA A&P SHOW
PAST PRESIDENTS
1934/35/36 J S Hunt 1959/60 W F Hunt 1991/92 T M Rowley
1937 W A Scaife 1961/62 D J Kane 1993/94 Mrs D Gordon
1938 S D Jenkins 1963/64 W N Studholme 1995/96 P Davis
1939 J S Hunt 1965/66 C C Whittleston 1997/98 J Burdon
1940/41 H S Stokes 1967/88 L J Struthers 1999/00 A R Morris
1942 T S Smith 1969/70 N W Pittaway 2001/02 G Brown
1943/45 Activities Suspended 1971/72 M Snow 2003/04 D Wilson
1946 E Stokes 1973/74 S A Kane 2005/06 D W McRae
1947 C Gawn 1975/76 G R Studholme 2007/08 W P McCarthy
1948 H S Faulks 1977/78 M J G Davis 2009/10 P W Hunt
1949 J S Hamilton 1979/80 N J McCarthy 2011/12 Mrs F Howie
1950 W H Jolly 1981/82 P D Gordon 2013/14 N G Trevathan
1951/52 A S Scaife 1983/84 J C A Lucas 2015/2016 R W Gibson
1953/54 T J Allison 1985/86 A Kane 2017/ 2018 D Stalker
1955/56 L R Morris 1987/88 R McRae
1957/58 W H Gibson 1989/90 G R Goodger
PAST SECRETARIES
1934/35 J M MacKay 1956/62 J K Campbell 1973/76 G Stewart
1936/38 Miss K M Wilson 1963/64 T M A Stevenson 1977/78 K A T Hall
1939/41 T A Bridgeman 1965 S J White 1979/89 Mrs K Curtis
1942 Mr Applegarth 1966/69 C E George 1990/96 Mrs M Urquhart
1943/45 Activities Suspended 1970 G E Ramage 1997 Mrs J M McCaughan
1946/50 H A Halliday 1971 C R K Webb 1998/2005 Mrs J Stalker
1951/55 W A Scaife 1972 T C Miller 2005/2008 Mrs L Larsson
OFFICIALS
Hon. Life Members: Cattle Committee: Home Industry Committee:
W H Gibson, P D Gordon, Rupert Power (Chief Steward) Charlie Janice Dickey (Chief Steward) Jan
J C A Lucas, Mrs D Gordon, Ewing, Pip Ewing, John Osborne, Allen, Jill Bruce, Lesly Stewart, Kate
Mrs K Curtis, A R Morris Geof Brown, Dave Power, G Morris, Norman, Liz Buggs
Board: Grant Ruddenklau, Chairman, Helena Power, Mike Elliot Boer Goat Committee:
Jan Allen Vice Chairman, Doug Owen Booth, Dougal Laidlaw
Sheep Committee:
Stalker, Mike Scurr, Chrissy Gibson
Boyd Ottrey, (Chief Steward), Sheaf Tossing Committee:
Event Manager: Jane Stalker Ben Purvis, Bill Gibson, Robbie Jerry Burdon, Hugh Simmers
Gibson, Murray Sheppard, Murray
Financial: Bronwyn McCarthy Trade: Paul Tamati, Hugh Simmers,
Pryde, Simon Maling, Tony Brent,
Peter Williams
Minute Secretary: Sue Aspinall Sam Purvis, John Templeton,
Grahame Senior Parade Marshall: Richard Pledger
Livestock Coordinator: Fe Howie
Fleece Wool Committee: Auditor: Ashton Wheelans
Corporate Sponsorship:
Martin Paterson (Chief Steward),
Robbie Gibson Announcers:
Tom Rowley, Sandy Morris, Jack Alan Kane, Tim Black, Jenny Calder,
Horse Committee: Davis, Taff Cochrane, , Liz Brown, Tony Glynn, Cate Howie
Fe Howie (Chief Steward), John Ian Bagley, Jim Morris
Lucas, Alan McKay, Dave Mackay, Farrier: Shane Cooper
Dee Gordon, Ross Howie, Christine Dog Trial Committee:
Hon Veterinary Surgeon:
Gibson, Emma Rowe-Pledger, Jenny Don Mackay (Chief Steward),
VetEnt Wanaka
Calder, Emma Davidson, Ian Tippett, Rick McNeilly, Don McRae,
Brenda King, Judy Thomas, Penny Duncan McRae, Hamish Mackay; Emergency Services & Traffic
Ford, Cate Howie Jack Mansfield Management: Ralph Fegan
Official Show Partner FARMLANDS 5
SPONSORSHIP 2020
Strategic Partner Criffel Sponsors Ruralco NZ Ltd
Farmlands AWS Legal/Bodkins Selectrix
Barenbrug Agriseeds Silver Fern Farms
Corporate Sponsors Bayleys Wanaka The Hermitage
BNZ Totally Kiwi Provida
Hirepool/Continental
Devold Wool Direct Ltd Wanaka Tractor Services
GJ Gardner
Devon Dairy Farms
ODT Makarora Sponsors
Heritage Dunedin Leisure Lodge
Todd Walker Law Landpro Apparel Studio
Mainland Minerals Southern Limited Essential Nutrition
Gold Rob Roy NZ Merino Company Harcourts Wanaka
ANZ Orijen Petfood Ltd Peter & Dee Gordon
FMG PalaMOUNTAINS Animal Nutrition Russell Brown Memorial Trophy
PGG Wrightson Ltd Wanaka Auto Repairs (2010) Ltd
K9 Natural
Ravensdown Wanaka Paper Plus
Mitre 10
Templeton & Sons Engineering
QLDC
Turnkey Homes Hunter Sponsors
UCT A R Morris
Wanaka Agricultural Contracting
Vetent Ag World Ltd
Wanaka Hotel
Wanaka Spraying Ann Louise Stokes
Cardrona Aspiring Auto Court
NZ Hearing Aspiring Quilters
Taylor Pass Honey Matukituki Sponsors Cinema Paradiso
63b Catering David & Jan Allen
Dog Trials
Allflex NZ Doreen Umbers
Alliance Group Ltd Fine Wools of Wanaka
Media Partners
Alpine Auto Centre John & Helen Davis
Mediaworks Judy & John Young
ASB Bank Limited
ODT Kay Curtis
Flooring Xtra
Radio Wanaka Lake Hawea Contracting Services
Forest Range Limited
The Sun Lesly and Graham Stewart
Great Southern
Wanaka App Madeline Reveley
Hanley Animal Nutrition
Minaret Station
Hook Wanaka Ltd
Mrs M McCarthy Memorial Prize
Mactodd
New Zealand Sheep Breeders Assn
Tyndall Sponsors McIvor Plumbers & Gas
Fitters Wanaka Ltd Purvis Daughters Trust
Aspiring Water
Mediterranean Market Wanaka Shona Turnock
Custommade Garage Stuart & Rhonda Hurley
Doors Ltd New World
New Zealand Sothebys The Material Girls
Edgewater Resort International Realty -Craig Myles W H Gibson
Johnstone Family Party Plus Ltd Wanaka Arts Society
Lake Bar Perriam Wanaka Creative Fibre
Merial Ancare Polson Higgs Wanaka Embroiderers Guild
Boehringer Ingleheim Puzzling World Wanaka Organics
Optimise Richard & Suzanne Ewing Wanaka Section Services
The Slammer Ltd Rockgas Wanaka
6 83RD ANNUAL WANAKA A&P SHOW
GENERAL INFORMATION
A&P SHOW OPEN TIMES The Upper Clutha A&P Management Committee
reserves the right to remove any motor vehicle,
8.30am–5pm
float, caravan or any other form of trailer which
Fri & Sat 13th & 14th March, 2020
is parked in any area or manner other than those
specified by Upper Clutha A&P Management
ADMISSION TO THE SHOW
Committee without prior notice.
– ONLINE TICKETING OR AT GATE
Adults 18 years and over................$17.50 per day ANY VEHICLE FOUND TO BE PARKED INSIDE THE
Youth 13-17 year olds.............................................. $5 SHOWGROUND WITHOUT AUTHORITY, WILL BE
School children 12 and under.........................FREE TOWED AWAY AT OWNER’S EXPENSE.
“Cars are prohibited to park overnight on Pembroke
Park (outside the security fencing) or they are liable
HEALTH & SAFETY to be ticketed by QLDC”.
The Upper Clutha A&P Society operates a Safe Site
policy. Please report any incidents to the Office in
the first instance. DISABLED CAR PARKING
Showgrounds Disabled Parking area is located via
A&P OFFICE OPENING TIMES Gate 3. Please refer to the map.
The A&P Office will be open from Monday 4th
February 2019, from 9.00am – 3.00pm. Office will GATE ENTRANCES: See Maps
be closed during the Grand Parade.
GATE #1 Cnr Ardmore & McDougall Streets
IMPORTANT Trade Office Entrance only – no tickets
NO Dogs allowed in Showground other than those GATE #2 Pembroke Park
registered for Jack Russell Race on Saturday and the Public on Friday & Saturday.
children’s Dogs & Pets classes, with the exception of
GATE #3 Brownston Street - Trade, Dog Trials,
Service Dogs
Horses Floats, Boer Goats, Cattle Trucks,
Bikes are not allowed into the Showground during Disabled Parking
Show days.
GATE #4 Cnr Brownston & McDougall Streets
Public and competitors enter the grounds and
(Cattle Thursday & Friday;)
compete at their own risk.
Public ‘Park n Ride’
SHOW PHOTOGRAPHERS GATE #5 Stone Street - Home Industry & Fleece
Aspiring Photography on Thursday, Sheep
www.aspiringphotography.co.nz GATE #6 Landsdown Street walking bridge -
Mike Balk Email: mike@wanakaphoto.com Phone: Public
03 443 1507 Mobile: 027 28 28 194
GATE #7 Memorial Gate - Public
Rina Sjardin-Thompson Equine Photography
(Face Book)
Vanessa Adcock (Face Book) SECURITY
Security staff will be on duty from Thursday 6pm -
PARKING 7am Friday; Friday 6pm – Saturday 7am; Saturday
PARK’N’RIDE 6pm – Sunday 8am till Sunday 9am.
Free Park ‘n’ Ride will be available:
Friday 8th March 2019...................8am – 5.30pm
Saturday 9th March 2019...............8am – 5.30pm
ELECTRICIAN
Follow the signs…… Pumptech Industrial Power & Control
Cell phone: 027 550 7874
Official Show Partner FARMLANDS 7
RADIO HEALTH & SAFETY WHEN
Radio Wanaka broadcast live from the Show for VISITING THE SHOW
both days and can be heard on 92.2FM Please abide by the safety rules and signage at the
Media Works Showgrounds.
Follow instructions from Marshalls and Show
officials.
CLOSING DATES FOR ENTRIES
In the event of an emergency, please follow ALL
All Livestock prize money will be directed credited instructions given to you by Show Staff.
after the show. Please include your name and bank
account number on your Entry Form. Thank you Parents ensure that children do not enter livestock
pens or enclosures. DO NOT poke, hit or irritate
Livestock - FRIDAY 14TH FEBRUARY 2020. animals. Be aware of stock movement when walking
through the livestock areas.
Entries & Entry Fees must be with the Livestock
Secretary by the closing date. Please ensure that you and children in your care do
not stand behind horses, cows and bulls. They may
Equestrian & Cattle - main-events.com for on-line. not see you there.
Dog Trials – Entry forms filled out on the day. Friday If visiting the Show with small children we suggest
13 March 2019 start time 1pm & Saturday 8am. No you write your cell phone number on their arm.
entries taken after 10am Saturday. Should they become separated from you; staff
Pet Parade - Enter on the day between 10.00am can then easily notify you. A Parent Centre and
- 10.45 am Saturday 14 March 2020 at Pet Parade Lost Child Centre is located at the Plunket Tent on
Pembroke Park.
Ring, near Gate 2.
The roads within the Showgrounds are open for
Fleece Wool – Entries must be with the Secretary
emergency and Show vehicles, as well as horses,
and paid no later than Tuesday preceding the Show.
cattle and other livestock, particularly around the
Fleeces must be delivered to the Wool Pavilion Main Arena. Be aware of vehicular and animal traffic
before 12 noon on Wednesday preceding, 11 March around the Showgrounds particularly if you have
2020 by 11am. children in your care.
Home Industry - Options Show Information Centre is located near the Food
1. Enter online at www.wanakashow.co.nz Court on McDougall Street.
2. Email entries to homeindustrywanaka@ Eftpos – cash out facility is located at Gate 1, the
outlook.com Westpac Tent.
3. Post entries to PO Box 79, Wanaka – postal
entries close on Friday 6 March, 2020
YELLOW CARD SYSTEM
4. Bring forms to the Showgrounds Monday
9 – Thursday 12 March, 9am-5pm. All Entries ‘Royal Agricultural Society of NZ Yellow Card
Close 5pm Thursday 12 March, 2020. System
i Abuse of animals in any form as provided for
1. Equine –Rule 52 ( RAS Equestrian
FEES Competitors & Judges Rule Book &
Guidelines) and Article 143 (FEI General
Entry Fees must accompany all entries. Late Entries Regulations)
will be charged an additional $15. Refund of entry
fees will only be considered if scratchings are made 2. Dairy –as per the RAS Showing Rules &
officially with the Livestock Secretary either prior to Regulations for Dairy Cattle
the Show or in sufficient time to avoid disruption to
the smooth running of the competition. 3. Any other livestock, including equine & dairy
–as per rule 3 under Health & Safety, RAS
i.e. full refund if scratching is made before Showing Rules & Regulations.
Thursday 1st March. 75% refund if scratching is
made before Thursday 12th March 2020, 4pm. ii. Inappropriate behaviour towards Show
No refund will be given after this time unless a vet Officials, Judges, fellow competitors or any
certificate is produced. Yard fees will be refunded other third party connected with the RAS
in full. If a veterinary certificate is produced affiliated Show/Event, including registered
refunds will be in full. Measuring stands and their grounds, bringing
8 83RD ANNUAL WANAKA A&P SHOW
the A&P movement into disrepute, or cases DISCLAIMER OF LIABILITY
which are of a less serious nature to the
above in accordance with the Conduct of Neither the organisers of the event to which
these rules apply nor any agent, employee or
Members, Owners, Lessees, Competitors and/
representative of these bodies accepts any liability
or exhibitors as provided. for any accident, loss, damage, injury or illness to
1. Equine –refer to the RAS Equestrian horses, owners, riders, spectators, land, vehicles,
Competitors and Judges Rulebook their contents and accessories or any other personal
property whatsoever whether caused by their
2. All Persons responsible, including negligence, breach of contract, or in any other way
equestrian –refer to rule 8 under whatsoever.
Disruptive or Unacceptable Behaviour, NB. Under law it is not possible to sign a waiver
RAS Showing Rules or Regulations. which would protect a facility owner, farmer,
employer or other person from liability should
Rule 13 of the RAS Constitution.
an accident occur as a result of neglect to take
Inappropriate behaviour constitutes any behaviour all practicable steps. The facility owner, local
deemed by the President of the Show or their authority or farmer etc cannot “contract” out such
duly appointed delegate and/or Chief Steward of responsibilities by requesting a waiver of liability.
All practicable steps have been taken by the
the Section/Stand involved that brings the A&P
organisers to ensure your safety and we ask you to
movement into disrepute including but not limited take particular heed of hazard signs that have been
to inappropriate language, swearing, cheating or posted, and avoid these areas.
deliberately attempting to work outside of the
generally accepted show rules and protocols. Children must be under adult supervision at all times.
This also extends to inappropriate written Notification at this Event is run under the by-laws
communication via Facebook, Twitter, text, on-line and regulations of the RAS; and the by-laws and
forums and the like’. regulations of the Host A&P Association concerned
PROUD DESIGN, PRINT & WEB TEAM TO
THE WANAKA A&P SHOW
www.thefuture.co.nz
021 0840 3852
Official Show Partner FARMLANDS 9
SIDE SHOWS
Gate 7
SALES
Gate 6
D1 D13
SALES Gate 1
C1 C14 C17 C19 C32
R7
R6
E1 E9
B1 B20
CV7a
ACRES OF
INGENUITY
R5
A1 A8
F5
H28
H15
H14
H1
F9
F1
TRADE
CV8-12 OFFICE
Fire
Brigade
CV13-17
H22
CV3
H21
F12
H8
H7
F4
F8
CV18-20
BEER
FOOD
& WINE
CATTLE
GARDEN
Presidents Aspiring
PRESIDENT’S
LIFE &
TENT
SPF STYLE Ring Ring
Hunt Ring
OFFICE
INDUSTRY
RADIO WANAKA
HOME
STAGE
FOOD
COURT
RUGBY
CLUBS
SPF G11 G1
BAR St John
WOOL
J1
Horse Warm Up Area
Gate 5 8 No Public Access
Stone St SPF
Horse Float Parking
Vehicles Only I6 I3 2 LIVESTOCK
No Public Access
SHEEP YARDS HORSE YARDS
OFFICE
HORSE
YARDS
JUDGES
PARKING
(STONE ST) Key Gate 4
SALES
Toilets Accessible Toilet
Information Free Drinking Water PARK & RIDE
DROP OFF & PICK-UP
Cash Machines Trade Stalls
Evacuation Point/
McDougall Street
Designated Parking
Stone Street
Emergency Exit
Disabled Facilities Coffee
Security Fence
SPF
Free Sunscreen
EFTPOS available
(payment only, no
10 cash out) 83RD ANNUAL WANAKA A&P SHOWSHOW MAP
Lake Front
Ardmore Street
Emergency Laneway Emergency Laneway Emergency Laneway Emergency Laneway
R7 R10 Q0 Q40
Q41
FOOD
Gate 2
V1 SALES
W1
U1
P60 P40
Q45
7
P1 P35
W10
V10
U10
FARM
YARD
N1 N19
PET
PLUNKET Y1 Y9 T5
N20
St John PARADE
OFFICIAL PARKING
SPF
M1 M15 KIDS SHEEP T1 T4
STAGE YARDS
+
MT IRON
L1 L13 PICNIC BOER GOATS
WOOD X1 X6
RADIO WANAKA
AREA CHOPPING
STAGE
K70 K34
K1 K31 FOOD
COURT
+
SHADE
DISABLED
J23
PARKING
PEMBROKE RING
KAHU YOUTH DOG TRIALS
CATTLE TRUCK KIDS PLAYZONE
HORSE FLOAT PARKING ZONE
PARKING
Emergency Laneway Emergency Laneway Gate 3 Emergency Laneway
SALES
DISABLED PARKING
Dog Trials / Livestock
Disabled Vehicles only
Brownston Street
Roche Street
NEED CASH ATM
Head to the ATMs PLEASE LEAVE YOUR
on McDougall St DOGS AT HOME
(unless competing
or service dog)
Official Show Partner FARMLANDS 11LIVESTOCK TIMETABLE 2020 FRIDAY 8.00 Working Hunters/Local Pony & Hack Classes/Games Hunt Ring 8.30 Equestrian Hunter Jumping Main Ring 8.30 Home Industry open to public HI Pavilion 9.00 Fleece Pavilion open to public Fleece Pavilion 10.00 Merino Judging Vetent Sheep Yards 10.00 Hereford Feature Show Cattle Ring 10.00 Boer Goats Goat Ring (Pembroke Park) 12.00 ESNZ Jumping President’s Ring/Aspiring Ring 1.00 Dog Trials Pembroke Ring SATURDAY 8.00 Dog Trials Pembroke Ring 8.30 Horse & Pony Classing President’s Ring 8.30 Group C Classing Hunt Ring 8.30 First Ridden Hunt Ring 10.15 Lead Rein Hunt Ring 8.45 Cattle Judging Cattle Ring 9.00 Sheep Judging Sheep Yards 11.00 Dogs & Pets Judging Mt Iron Ring 12.30 Jack Russell Race Main Ring 12.45 GRAND PARADE Main Ring 1.30 Dog Trial Final Main Ring 2.00 Championship Pony and Hack Hunter Jump Main Ring 2.15 In Hand Thoroughbred/Sport Horse/ Pinto Pony Judging/Ridden TB/ NZRP Classes Hunt Ring 3.00 FEI Jumping President’s Ring/Aspiring Ring
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go to www.wanakashow.co.nz/competitors
if you require a printed copy please
email entries@wanakashow.co.nz
14 83RD ANNUAL WANAKA A&P SHOWEQUESTRIAN ENTRY FORMS AVAILABLE ONLINE
WWW.WANAKASHOW.CO.NZ/COMPETITORS
CONDITIONS and official ‘S” identification badges, one attached
to each side of their bridle, at all Shows/
REGULATIONS Events at all times. The rider/handler must
All Livestock prize money will be direct credited also wear two RAS official (2) armbands (one
after the show. Please include your name and bank on each arm) when in the ring. ‘S’ badges to
account number on your Entry Form. be purchased from RAS Head Office or ESNZ;
armbands from RAS Head Office.
Equestrian Convenor: Fe Howie
E3d. All horses and ponies entered in competitive
Phone: 03-443-9561 (office);
classes or ring events or parading (whether by
Cell: 027-201-4692 invitation or by entry) must be entered in the
Email: entries@wanakashow.co.nz name of the bona fide owner. All animals must
Rules and Conditions be named at time of entry.
E1a. LOCALS: refers to competitors residing within E3e. COH Classes 3 & 7 All entrants for these classes
the areas bounded by Lindis Saddle, Makarora; must be able to provide Hunt Qualification
Crown Range; Victoria Bridge and Cromwell. Cards showing that the horse/pony hunted
with the Central Otago Hunt hounds at least
E1b. CENTRAL OTAGO: refers to competitors of three times during the season immediately
Central Otago Pony Clubs at Maniototo; Clyde; prior to the show. These hunt cards must
Cromwell; Teviot Valley; Wakatipu and Hawea/ be photocopied, sent in with entries, and
Wanaka, and must wear pony club uniform presented at time of presentation of ribbons.
and be a current financial member. To receive a qualification card the rider/owner
Age and Height. Rider and Horse must be a financial member of COH.
E2a. Open pony exhibits must be ridden by riders E3f. CHO Open Qualified Hunter Class 10. This
under seventeen years of age. Novice ponies class is open to current financial members
may be ridden by riders of any age. of any Hunt. The horse must have hunted
3 times in the season immediately prior to
E2b. Rider/Handlers’ age and eligibility is the show. Official Hunt Qualification Cards
determined as per the 1st August ie. Riders/ must be signed by the Hunt Master & a copy
Handlers’ who are of age for any division/ sent in with entries plus be carried at time of
section on the 1st August complete the show competition.
year/season in that division/section.
E2c. Riders 16 years and under cannot compete in Protests, Judges’ & Committee’s Rights
both horse and pony rings. Must be in one or E4a. The Stewards in the various classes are
the other. enjoined and empowered to prevent any
E2d. No Horse or Pony under 3 years old is persons interfering with the Judges during
permitted to be shown under saddle adjudication and no exhibitor or other person
otherwise than the Judge, Stewards and
E2e. Ponies 148cm and under excluded from all Livestock Secretary will be permitted to go
horse events. inside the ring while the exhibits are being
judged, except in such cases as the Stewards
Eligibility
may deem necessary.
E3a. Stallions eligible provided that the RAS
E4b. The Committee may reserve the right to allot
Rule CDE 14 is complied with and that the
Specials in lieu of prize money mentioned in
Livestock Secretary is notified and satisfied
this schedule.
that all requirements are fulfilled.
E4c. All Protests to be lodged with the Livestock
E3b. Stallions are not to be tied up unattended
Secretary accompanied with a deposit of $50,
unless in an appropriate confinement. It
within half an hour of adjudication and if, in
is recommended that stallions be kept in
the opinion of the committee such protest is
approved suitable yards. At the time of entry, deemed frivolous, the deposit to be forfeited.
all stallion owners must be in the possession
of a stallion identification badge, which must E4d. The Committee will not under any
be displayed at the yard and on the horse at circumstances hold itself responsible for any
all times while at the Show. Official badges are loss, damage or mis-delivery of stock or other
available at a cost from NZEF. exhibits at the Show.
E3c. In the warm up area, a stallion must be E4e. Any person infringing the rules of the Society
accompanied by at least one attendant, in will be liable to a penalty not exceeding $50.
addition to the rider. It is compulsory for all The attention of exhibitors is particularly
stallions and colts, except foals, to wear two (2) directed to the foregoing provisions which will
Official Show Partner FARMLANDS EQUESTRIAN 15be strictly enforced, or will revert to the funds also be recorded. Once a horse has achieved 6
of the Society. wins in either the conformation or Paced and
E4f. The decision of the Committee shall be Mannered, this horse is not eligible to return
absolutely final on any subject on Show Day. to Novice status should it change sections at
the beginning of the new season. A Novice is
E4g. Officials have the power in the equestrian a horse or pony which has not won 6 firsts in
sections to move stock to their correct classes relevant classes at the time of the Show, not at
with the approval and on advice of Judges. the time of entry. See E5b for upgrade details.
E4h. Any exhibitor or person in any way interfering
with or using improper language to the
Judges or any officer of the Society in, or as ENTRY FEES,SCRATCHING,
to, the execution of their duty, or being guilty REFUNDS, PAYOUTS
of improper conduct on the Showground, E6a. All livestock entries close with the Livestock
may be disqualified upon exhibiting in future Secretary on FRIDAY 14TH FEBRUARY 2020.
shows of the Society, and if exhibiting at this
Show, may forfeit all prizes he or she has won. E6b. Entry Fees must accompany all entries. Late
Entries will be charged an additional $15.
E4i. Reservation of right. The organizers reserve
the right: Refund of entry fees will only be considered
if scratchings are made officially with the
To cancel any class or event Livestock Secretary either prior to the Show
To divide any class and amend prize money or in sufficient time to avoid disruption to the
accordingly smooth running of the competition.
To alter the advertised times i.e. full refund if scratching is made before Friday
To refuse any entry (with or without stating a 28th February. 75% refund if scratching is
reason) made before Thursday 12th March 2020, 4pm.
No refund will be given after this time unless
To alter or amend the programme as the a vet certificate is produced. Yard fees will be
organizer sees fit refunded in full.
Any unruly or dangerous animal may be E6c. If a veterinary certificate is produced refunds
required to leave the Showground. will be in full.
E4j. The RAS ‘Yellow Card’ system; please read full E6d. All prize winners in horse, cattle, sheep and
rule wording under the General Information boer goat sections are expected to join in the
Section of this schedule. Grand Parade.
E4k. The Committee reserves the right to cap entry E6e. Equestrian Levies – entry fee includes RAS
numbers in any section, regardless of entry Levy of $1.15 per class.
closure date. E6f. All Livestock prize money will be directed
E4l. The Committee reserves the right to merge credited after the show. Please include your
classes if entry numbers are low. name and bank account number on your Entry
Form.
Novice Criteria E6g. The Judges are empowered to withhold the
E5a. A novice horse or pony is one that has yet prizemoney in any department in which there
to win six classes in any division within the are not sufficient entries.
competitions provided at any A&P Show. E6h. Competitors may not receive ribbon, cards or
E5b. The owner of any horse or pony that has money unless they can produce their Height
upgraded since their entry was received and Performance Card upon request in a
must notify the Livestock Secretary so that height specific class.
the necessary adjustments can be made. If a E6i. All wins in novice and open classes within
Horse or Pony has upgraded at another A & each division count and must be recorded on
P show after entry has been received by the the Royal Agricultural Society Performance
Livestock Secretary then no fee for alteration and Measuring Card. Winners failing to
will apply providing proof of upgrade is shown produce their card when requested by the
and the Livestock Secretary is notified by 4pm Steward forfeit their awards for the day.
on Monday 4th March. E6j. Class changes – same combination wishing to
E5c. Please note that a record of wins will be asked change classes incur a transfer fee of $2 per
for. Horse/Pony height and performance class. An upgrade will not incur any fee apart
cards must be carried. Failure to do so will from any difference in entry fee. A scratching
result in elimination. All wins in Novice and entering on a new horse will incur a flat
section within each division count and must fee of $10. CLASS CHANGES CAN ONLY BE
be recorded. Should a novice horse win an MADE UP TO 30 MINUTES PRIOR TO THE
Open conformation class, these wins must START OF THE CLASS
16 EQUESTRIAN 83RD ANNUAL WANAKA A&P SHOWClean Sport E9i. Please ensure that the yards are cleaned
E7a. Competitors are advised that tests for out after use and all rubbish put in the skips
forbidden substances may be carried out provided. Competitors leaving dirty yards will
during the Show and that testing of all not be allocated yards the following year.
animals is at the owner’s risk. Forbidden E9j All vehicles MUST display issued vehicle
substance – any substance capable of passes in the windscreen for the duration of
affecting the speed, stamina, courage or the show.
conduct of a horse, pony, donkey or mule by E9k. It is an offence to carry any form of electronic
its action upon the central nervous system or equipment or audio attachment for the
the cardio-vascular, respiratory, alimentary, purpose of sideline communication by
digestive, musculoskeletal or urogenital trainers.
systems.
E9l. Yard allocation: Due to the high demand the
Championship Judging and Points Prizes following criteria will apply
E8a. Any pony qualifying for judging of Champion Those travelling long distances
must be ridden in that event by the same rider Those with multiple horses and staying 2
as in classes. In the event of injury or sickness, nights or more.
exception to the rule may be made at the Central Otago and Queenstown residents will
discretion of the Ring Steward. only be allocated yards if sufficient available
E8b. Points for Special Prizes in the aggregate: first Only horses/ponies entered will be allocated a
5, second 3, third 1, unless otherwise specified. yard
GROUND RULES E9m. In no case may horses or ponies be ridden
E9a. Temporary Pens - pens constructed of electric outside the designated area. Pembroke Park
fence tape and electric fence standards are carries a $100 fine if caught exercising out
not permitted at affiliated shows. there.
E9b. Each exhibitor will be issued with 4 x 1-day E9n. There will be no measuring during the
passes. Additional tickets must be purchased Show. Upper Clutha A&P cannot take any
prior to the show responsibility if a horse is not measured
before the Show.
E9c. All horses to be led by the head and in the
E9o. Only competitors who have horses entered
charge of a competent person.
may park their truck in the truck/float parking
E9d. When horses or ponies are entered in more areas.
than one class and the starting times clash, E9p. PLEASE use Gate # 3 entrance off Brownston
the exhibitor must elect which class they will St for parking on Pembroke Park & to access
start the horse or pony in. The programme the parking at the yards use the gate off
will not be held up for horses/ponies or riders McDougall Street near the Camping Ground
competing in another ring. Horses or ponies
arriving at the ring after the judging has E9q. No long-term camping permitted, maximum
commenced will not be judged. of 4 nights, camping application form must be
filled out.
E9e. Admission to the Showground:
Adult 1 day pass .......................................... $17.50 E9r. Summary of the RAS Resolution Process
Youth Pass (13-17) ........................................ $5.00 – the full process can be found on the RAS
12 and under...................................................... Free website www.ras.org.nz the principle behind
the process is to deal with the manner as it
E9f. Any person having been expelled from comes to hand and in most cases it should be
membership, or disqualified from exhibiting, dealt with directly with the show. If the matter
riding or competing by any kindred is in regard to a RAS official, the Show may
association shall not be allowed to become a request the assistance of the RAS Head Office
member, or to exhibit, ride or compete at this as to how to deal with this in an appropriate
Society’s exhibitions, until such expulsion be manner.
rescinded or such disqualification be removed, E9s. Only competitors with maximum of one
provided such expulsion or disqualification be assistant per horse may enter the warm
confirmed by the Executive of this Society. up area in front of the pavilion during
E9g. Arrears: No person who is in arrears with competition.
regard to entry fees, subscriptions or any E9t. Security staff will be on duty from Thursday
other Show charge is eligible to compete at 6pm-7am Friday; Friday 6pm - Saturday 7am:
any A & P Show. Proof of payment will be Saturday 6pm - Sunday 9am
required before any restriction will be lifted. E9u. No caravans nor camper vans ( unless it is
E9h. Whips must not be over 76cm in length and towing the float) are permitted to park within
with a suitable flapper, with the exception in the float parking area. Camping in tents is
First Ridden where the whip must not exceed discouraged however if you stay within the
68cm including the flapper. total length of your vehicle +float (ie –camp to
Official Show Partner FARMLANDS EQUESTRIAN 1718 83RD ANNUAL WANAKA A&P SHOW
the side and within the parking lines) it will be HORSE OF THE YEAR
at the discretion of the Parking Marshal.
This is a qualifying show for Horse of the Year 2021.
E9v. Parking for all floats and horse trucks is As you now require a certificate of
available on the grounds in the designated
areas with marshals ensuring that parking is Qualification to enter, it is the responsibility of the
available for all Exhibitors. Parking is entirely competitor to have the forms completed.
at the vehicle owner’s risk. Any vehicles
parked will be on the condition that the Certificate of Qualification can be downloaded at
Wanaka A&P Society accepts no responsibility www.ras.org.nz/equestrian/horse-of-the-year-hoy/
for any loss, theft, injury or damage to
persons or vehicles, their contents, fittings.
E9w. The Wanaka A&P Society Committee reserves EQUESTRIAN JUDGES 2020
the right to remove any motor vehicle, float
or caravan or any other form on trailer which
is parked in any area or manner other than FRIDAY
those prescribed by Wanaka A&P Committee
Round the Ring: Amanda Parkes
without prior notice. ANY VEHICLE FOUND
TO BE PARKED INSIDE THE SHOWGROUNDS Rider over Jumps: Julie Douglas
WITHOUT AUTHORITY WILL BE REMOVED AT Stalker Wire: Sue Allan
THE OWNERS EXPENSE. FEI Ring 1: Aileen Grant & Gill McRae
FEI Ring 2: Angela Milner & Jenny Dunbier
PLEASE NOTE: Helmet Safety Standards -
Compulsory from August 1st 2017
As of August 1st, 2017 the following safety standard HUNT RING
numbers must be shown in your helmet and also
showing a red tag. If your helmet has not been Working Hunters - Light & Heavy: Joanne Judson
Red Tagged you will not be permitted to compete, Working Hunter Pony: Joanne Judson
however you will be able to get your helmet
approved and tagged at the show. RTR: Joanne Judson
Approved numbers Rider/Pony Class Ring 1: Debbie Schnell
AS/NZS 3838 (1998,2003 or 2006) Rider/Hacks Ring 2: Joanne Judson
VG1 Riding Horse : Debbie Schnell
ASTM-F1163-04, F1163-11 or F1163-15
PAS015:1998 or 2001
Snell E2001
Non-Compliant
SATURDAY
EN1384 Hacks: Diane Chesmar
BSEN 1384
Park Hacks: Debbie Schnell
ROYAL AGRICULTURAL Saddle Hunters: Julie Douglas
SOCIETY OF NZ INC. Saddle Hunter Ponies Joanne Judson
SCHEDULE OF METRIC HEIGHTS
Group A Ponies: Sue Allen
HEIGHTS CHART
Present height in hands Metric Equivalent Group B Ponies Janice Mitchell
HACKS Group C Ponies: Amanda Parkes
16.0hh 163cm First Ridden: Tara Bates
15.2hh 158cm
15.0hh 153cm Leading Rein: Tara Bates
PONIES Championship RTR: Amanda Parkes
14.2hh 148cm
In Hand Thoroughbred Debbie Schnell
14.0hh 143cm
13.2hh 138cm In Hand Sport Horse/ Pinto Sue Allen
13.0hh 133cm In Hand Pony Diane Chesmar
12.2hh 128cm
12.0hh 123cm N Z Riding Pony Janice Mitchell
11.2hh 118cm Ridden Show TB Sue Allen
11.0hh 113cm
10.2hh 107cm Course Builders - Ring One: Barry Manson
10.0hh 102cm - Ring Two: Ian Grant
Official Show Partner FARMLANDS EQUESTRIAN 19HUNTER JUMPING Capells Trophy -Best local rider over jumps. To
be judged concurrently with Classes 1 & 2.
Back numbers to be collected from Livestock Office
and to be returned to same or the returns bin at the CAPELL’S TROPHY
warm-up arena. HACK HUNTER JUMPING
Chief Steward: J.C.A. Lucas
Assistant Steward: D Mackay
Gate Marshall: A Kane TROPHIES FOR SECTION
Writers: Penny Ford, Fiona Nesbit
CENTRAL OTAGO NEWS TROPHY Class 6
Judges: Hunter Jumping – Amanda Parkes
Stalker Wire – Sue Allen MASTERS TROPHY Class 7
Rider over Jumps – Julie Douglas CHRISTINE HEWSON MEMORIAL TROPHY
Class 8
Novice horses may be permitted to enter the ring
to inspect the jumps at the discretion of the Chief GEORGE MENLOVE TROPHY Class 10
Steward, time permitting. STALKER SILVER TRAY Class 11
N.B. If you have entered in the Novice Hunter Jump
you cannot compete on the same horse/pony in an
Open Jump, with the exception of the winner of the FRIDAY, 13 MARCH 2020
Novice Hack Hunter Jump and upon payment of the Main Ring 09:00 AM
appropriate entry fee to the Livestock A & P Office
prior to the event. The committee reserves the right 6 MITRE 10 Novice Horse Hunter Jump 0-1
to change rings and/or classes of any competition Wins $13.15 PM: $ 60, 30, 15, 10
on the day. Horses in this event are ineligible to enter
All late entries will jump first Class 9, with the exception of the winner and
upon payment of the appropriate entry fee,
PONY HUNTER JUMPING one round one refusal allowed.
CENTRAL OTAGO NEWS TROPHY
sponsored by
SELECTRIX 7 Central Otago Hunt Novice Hunter $7.15
The Masters Trophy. Judged concurrently with
Classes 1 - 12 are not Horse of the Year Qualifiers class 6 – see rule E3e
8 Local Novice Hunter Horse Jump
TROPHIES FOR SECTION
$9.15 PM: $ 15, 15, 12, 10
R. C. M. COLLINGWOOD CHALLENGE
TROPHY Class 2 Winner receives $50 Provida Voucher. To be
judged concurrently with Class 6.
DAVID FORSTYH MEMORIAL TROPHY Class 3
CHRISTINE HEWSON MEMORIAL TROPHY
CAPELL’S TROPHY Class 4
9 palaMOUNTAINS ANIMAL NUTRITION Upper
FRIDAY, 13 MARCH 2020 Clutha Open Leaping Competition
Main Ring 08:30 AM $22.15 PM: $ 140, 75, 40, 25, 20
One Round, No refusals. Up to 10 horses to
1 SELECTRIX Open Pony Hunter not exceeding qualify for the Championship on Saturday.
138cm$13.15 PM: $ 60, 30, 20, 10
10 Best Rider over Jumps
2 SELECTRIX Open Pony Hunter over 138cm
and not exceeding 148cm $9.15 PM: $ 50, 30, 20, 15
$13.15 PM: $ 60, 30, 20, 10 To be judged concurrently with Classes 6 & 9.
One round, no refusals. Top Competitors to be GEORGE MENLOVE TROPHY
selected for the Pony Hunter Championship 11 Stalker Hunter Wire Classic
on Saturday. Championship 1.05m.
$22.15 PM: $ 150, 80, 40, 20, 10
R C M COLLINGWOOD CHALLENGE TROPHY
To be tried over Hunter jumps including 2
3 Central Otago Hunt Junior Hunter $7.15 wire. To be judged concurrently with class 9
Donated by Dave & Jenny Forsyth. Judged STALKER SILVER TRAY
concurrently over classes 1 and 2 – See Rule E3e
12 Central Otago Hunt Open Qualified Hunter
Central Otago Hunt Junior Hunter Shield -judged concurrently with class 9 but must
4 SELECTRIX Best Rider over Jumps under 17 jump the 2 wire jumps
years $5.15 PM: $ 10, 6, 5, 4 $10.15 PM: $ 90, 55, 35, 20 See rule E3f
20 EQUESTRIAN 83RD ANNUAL WANAKA A&P SHOWESNZ JUMPING CONDITIONS FRIDAY
All classes run under ESNZ rules. The committee
reserves the right to alter the programme & prize ASPIRING RING
money if necessary.
“By entering or attending this Show Jumping Chief Steward: A McKay
Steward: Warren Hewson
competition, you accept that you may appear
Crew: Wanaka Coast Guard Volunteers
within differing media streams that are on location
Gate Marshall: A Kane
covering the event. Your behaviour at the event and Time Keeper: A Gillespie, B Menlove
within the competition arena is at your discretion Judges: Angela Milner & Mrs Jenny Dunbier
and is your responsibility.” Course Designer: Ian Grant
ESNZ REGISTRATIONS – per class A combination may only enter two ESNZ Jumping
Classes 14 & 18 Ponies Rider is required to either events a day.
pay a Rider Introductory Membership $50 per year NB - Late entries will jump last and if it is a call back
if you are doing 4 or more competitions. jump off you will jump first.
OR Less than 4 –Rider pays Casual Membership ($15
per day)
TROPHIES FOR SECTION
PONY –no Equine Levy but there is the $5 Discipline
Levy per show. PHILLIPA LLOYD MEMORIAL TROPHY
Class 21
Classes 15 & 19 Horses Rider is required to either
pay a Rider Introductory Membership $50 per year
if you are doing 4 or more competitions. FRIDAY, 13 MARCH 2020
ESNZ Jumping ASPIRING RING 12:00 PM
OR Less than 4 –Rider pays Casual Membership ($15
per day). 14 Intro Pony A1 - Art 238 1.1 Height 80cm $7.15
No jump off. All clear rounds receive ribbons.
HORSE – no Equine Levy but there is the $5
Discipline Levy per show. 15 Intro Horse A1 - Art 238 1.1 Height 80cm $7.15
No jump off. All clear rounds receive ribbons.
Classes 16, 20, 21, 22, 28 & 175 Ponies Rider –Child
membership ($90 per year) 16 MCIVOR PLUMBERS & GASFITTERS WANAKA
Pony A5 - Art 238 2.2 Height 90cm - IJO
PONY pays Casual Equine Levy ($20 per show if not $9.15 PM: $ 30, 20, 10, 5
fully registered) plus $5 Discipline Levy per show
17 MCIVOR PLUMBERS & GASFITTERS WANAKA
Classes 17, 23, 24, 27, 174, 178 Rider – Full/Child Horse A5 -Art 238 2.2 Height 1 M -IJO $9.15
membership ($140 / $90 per year) PM: $ 30, 20, 10, 5
HORSE pays Casual Equine Levy ($20 per show if not 18 palaMOUNTAINS ANIMAL NUTRITION Intro
fully registered) plus $5 Discipline Levy per show Pony A5 - Art 238 2.2 Height 80cm -IJO $7.15
palaMOUNTAINS Animal Nutrition donates
Classes 25, 26, 29, 172, 173, 176, 177 Ponies and product to prize winners
Horses - Rider – Full/Child membership ($140 / $90
19 MCIVOR PLUMBERS & GASFITTERS WANAKA
per year) Intro Horse - Height 90cm -Art 274 1.5.3 Two
PONY – Full Equine Levy ($90 per year) + Annual Phase
Jumping/Show Hunter Start ($60 per year –pony) $9.15 PM: $ 30, 20, 10, 5
HORSE – Full Equine Levy ($90 per year) + Annual 20 HARCOURTS Pony -Height 90cm -Art 274
Jumping/Show Hunter Start ($90 per year – horse 1.5.3 Two Phase
plus $5 Discipline Levy per show $9.15 PM: $ 30, 20, 10, 5
http://www.nzequestrian.org.nz/jumping/join/join- 21 Pony - Height 1m - Art 274 1.5.3 Two Phase
now/ $9.15 PM: $ 30, 20, 10, 5
Phillipa Lloyd Memorial Trophy awarded
Approved helmets must be worn at all times while for the best performed Central Otago Pony
mounted, and spot checking of all helmets may take Club pony, rider must be a current financial
place at any time. member.
Official Show Partner FARMLANDS EQUESTRIAN 21FRIDAY 27ROCKGAS WANAKA Horse Power and
Speed. Art 262 Starting Height 1.10m
PRESIDENTS RING $17.15 PM: $ 100, 60, 45, 30, 20
RICHARD HUDSON MEMORIAL. To be won
See ESNZ Jumping conditions above 3 times in succession or 5 times at intervals.
Winner receives TJ Slammer Tool
Chief Steward: Dave Mackay
Steward: R Howie 28 Pony Power and Speed. Art 262 Starting
Crew: D McAtamney Height 1.10m
Gate Keeper: Mrs B King $16.15 PM: $ 75, 50, 35, 25, 20
Writer: George Ritchie The Hanley Formula donates a 3kg bag of
Judges: Gill McRae & Aileen Grant product to the winner
Course Designer: Barry Manson
29 palaMOUNTAINS ANIMAL NUTRITION Horse
A combination may only enter in two ESNZ jumping Power and Speed. Art 262 Starting Height
events for the duration of the day. 1.20m
NB - Late entries will jump last and if it is a call back $17.15 PM: $ 100, 60, 45, 30, 20
jump off you will jump first. palaMOUNTAINS product 1st-5th
MALCOLM ANDERSON MEMORIAL TROPHY
TROPHIES FOR SECTION
RICHARD HUDSON MEMORIAL TROPHY Class 27
WORKING HUNTERS,
HACK & PONY
MALCOLM ANDERSON MEMORIAL TROPHY
Class 29 Classes 30, 31, 32, 33 & 34 are not Horse of The Year
qualifiers
RICHARD HUDSON MEMORIAL TROPHY Please read rule E9d
MALCOLM ANDERSON MEMORIAL TROPHY Chief Steward: Mrs J Thomas
Stewards: Mrs D Gordon, Mrs J Gillespie, K
Cochrane, A Gillespie,
FRIDAY, 13 MARCH 2020 Judges:
Working Hunters: Joanne Judson
ESNZ Jumping PRESIDENT’S RING 12 PM Pony Working Hunters: Joanne Judson
22 CUSTOM MADE GARAGE DOORS LTD Pony Hunter Jumping: Joanne Judson
Pony A5 - Art 238 2.2 Height 1m - IJO
WORKING HUNTER JUDGING CRITERIA
$9.15 PM: $ 45, 30, 25, 20, 10
To be tried over jumps, no refusals. Top qualifiers
Handley Formula donates 3kg bag of product will be then judged on the flat using the following
to the winner criteria: Jump style & ability 40%, conformation
30%, paces and manners 30%.
23 CUSTOM MADE GARAGE DOORS LTD
Horse A5 - Art 238 2.2 Height 1m -IJO Must present a gallop and a good walk.
$9.15 PM: $ 45, 30, 25, 20, 10
Optimize donate Equalize vouchers TROPHIES FOR SECTION
24 CUSTOM MADE GARAGE DOORS LTD PEMBROKE HACK CHALLENGE TROPHY
Horse - A5 - Art 238 2.2 Height 1.10m - IJO – Winner of Classes 30 & 31 to compete for
this award
$16.15 PM: $ 75, 50, 35, 25, 20
PEMBROKE PONY CHALLENGE TROPHY
Winner also receives $50 Provida Voucher
25 CUSTOM MADE GARAGE DOORS LTD
Pony A5 -Art 238 2.2 Height 1.10m -IJO
FRIDAY, 13 MARCH 2020
J.S.Hunt Ring 08:00 AM
$16.15 PM: $ 75, 50, 35, 25, 20
Winner also receives $50 Provida voucher 30 Open Working Lightweight Hunter over
148cm
26 VETLIFE Horse A5 - Art 238 2.2 Height $11.15 PM: $ 45, 25, 20, 15
1.20m IJO
31 Open Heavyweight Working Hunter over
$16.15 PM: $ 75, 50, 35, 25, 20 148cm
Optimize donate Equalize vouchers $11.15 PM: $ 45, 25, 20, 15
22 EQUESTRIAN 83RD ANNUAL WANAKA A&P SHOWChampion Open Working Hunter Ring 2: Alan Gillespie
PEMBROKE HACK CHALLENGE TROPHY. Gate Steward: Bill Stevenson
Winner of classes 30 & 31 to present for TROPHIES FOR SECTION
Championship judging. Winner receives a
saddle blanket bag. HELEN THOMSON TROPHY Class 36
Reserve Champion Open Working Hunter
IAN PURVIS TROPHY Class 37
32 Open Working Pony Hunter Championship
under 148m $11.15 PM: $ 45, 25, 20, 15 PLEASE NOTE: The times listed are approximate
only. Ring one and two will run concurrently.
PEMBROKE PONY CHALLENGE TROPHY. The Allowances will be made if jumping events clash
winner receives saddle blanket bag
FRIDAY, 13 MARCH 2020
NOVICE AND BEGINNER PONY Hunt Ring 1
HUNTER JUMPING
35 Best Central Otago Pony Club Pony
Times shown are approximate only and are subject Combination - (See workout page)
to change. $6.15 PM: $ 15, 10, 6, 4
Open to all pony combinations that are
FRIDAY, 13 MARCH 2020 financial members of any Central Otago Pony
J.S.Hunt Ring Club Branch. Branch uniform must be worn.
Snaffle bits only. Show Cover
33 Novice Pony Hunter Jump 0-3 wins
36 Helen Thomson Trophy Riding Class
$8.15 PM: $ 20, 15, 10, 8
Winner receives $50 voucher from Provida.
Two rounds one refusal allowed. No more than Open to all children up to and including Year
3 wins. Competitors in this event not eligible 8 attending Tarras, Hawea, Wanaka, Cromwell,
for Classes 1,2, or 34 Makarora Schools, and Correspondence
School pupils in those areas.
34 Beginners Pony Hunter Jump - Height 65cm
$5.15 Ribbons only. ONE ROUND Two HELEN THOMSON TROPHY
refusals allowed. Competitors entering in this
37 Local Best Boy or Girl Rider 12 years and
class are ineligible to enter any other jumping
under-Ponies only
class for the duration of the show.
Combination must not have been placed at IAN PURVIS TROPHY
any other A&P in Hunter Jump classes. 38 Local Novice Pony not exceeding 138cm 0-5
wins
P C COMBINATION, LOCAL 39 Local Paced and Mannered Pony not
HACK & PONY CLASSES exceeding 138cm
sponsored by 40 Local Paced and Mannered Pony over 138cm
THE PURVIS DAUGHTERS FAMILY TRUST and not exceeding 148cm
Hunt Ring 2
LOCAL: Refers to the combination residing within
the areas bounded by Lindis Saddle, Makarora, 41 Best Central Otago Pony Club Hack
Crown Range, Victoria Bridge and Cromwell. Combination - (See workout page)
CENTRAL OTAGO: refers to competitors of Central $6.15 PM: $ 15, 10, 6, 4
Otago Pony Clubs at Maniototo; Clyde; Cromwell; Open to all Hacks and Riders that are current
Teviot Valley; Wakatipu and Hawea/ Wanaka members of the Central Otago Pony Club.
PLEASE READ RULE E9d Branch uniform must be worn. Snaffle bits
only. Show Cover
Entry Fee: $6.15 42 Local Best Rider - Hacks
Prize Money: $15, $11, $8,
Height and Performance Cards must be carried. 43 Local Best Boy or Girl Rider 13 years and
Chief Steward: Judy Thomas under 17
Assistant Steward: Jan Gillespie
Judges: Ring 1: Debbie Schnell 44 Local Novice Pony over 138cm and not
- classes 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40 exceeding 148cm 0- 5 wins
Ring 2: Joanne Judson 45 Local Novice Hack over 148cm 0-5 wins
- classes 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46
Ring Stewards: Ring 1: Katie Cochrane 46 Local Paced and Mannered Hack -over 148cm
Official Show Partner FARMLANDS EQUESTRIAN 2324 EQUESTRIAN 83RD ANNUAL WANAKA A&P SHOW
GAMES -TROT AND BENDING Champion Riding Horse selected from winners of
Classes 74, 75, 76 & 77 and 2nd placed horse to the
J S Hunt Ring - starting at approx 1.30pm
Champion to be judged alongside the remaining
No Whips or Spurs winners for Reserve Champion.
Entry Fee: $3.15 Championship will be judged at the conclusion of
Prize Money: $8, $5, $4, $2 Class 77.
Stewards: Grand Champion Paced and Mannered
Championship will be judged at the conclusion of
FRIDAY, 13 MARCH 2020 all Paced and Mannered Classes - 1st placegetters in
Classes 78, 88, 98 & 108 to compete for this award.
J.S.Hunt Ring
Grand Champion Horse - Champion Hack, Champion
47 Bending Race. Riders 12yrs and under. Park Hack, Champion Saddle Hunter and Champion
Ponies only Riding Horse to compete.
48 Bending Race. Riders 13 years and under 17 Champion Rider - Winners of classes 79, 89, 99
Ponies only & 109 to present for this class. Champion Sash,
49 Pony Trot over 138cm and not exceeding 148 cm plus Vest donated by Craig Myles, New Zealand
50 Pony Trot not exceeding 138cm Sotheby’s International Realty.
Reserve Champion Rider, Sash. To be judged at the
completion of Rider Classes.
RIDING HORSE
Horse of the Year qualifying classes: 71-78
PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING WINNERS MUST
Height and Performance Cards must be carried. PRESENT FOR CHAMPIONSHIP
Over 148cm JUDGING ON SATURDAY IN THE MAIN RING FROM
HORSES SHOWN IN RIDING HORSE ARE NOT 11.30AM - Failure to do so will result in forfeiture of
ELIGIBLE TO COMPETE IN HACKS, PARK HACKS OR your class prize money and/or sash
SADDLE HUNTERS. Champion Riding Horse
ENTIRES ARE ELIGIBLE refers to RAS Rule CDE
Winner of Best Rider
14. Competitors riding Horses are not allowed to
compete in Pony Ring. Winner of Paced and Mannered
ALL HACKS TO BE SHOWN IN SADDLE AND
RIDDEN.
NO HORSE UNDER 3 YEARS IS PERMITTED TO BE
FRIDAY, 13 MARCH 2020
SHOWN UNDER SADDLE. Hunt Ring 1 03:00 PM
Chief Steward: Mrs F Howie 70 Best Presented Riding Horse and Rider
Steward: Annabel Subtill 71 Novice Riding Horse, 0-2 wins
Assistant Steward: Prue Kane, Nikki Mead
72 Novice Riding Horse, 0-5 wins
Judge: Mrs Debbie Schnell
Entry Fee: $9.15 Champion Novice Riding Horse
Prize Money: $25, $15, $11, $7 Reserve Champion Novice Riding Horse
Ribbons: 5th where entries are appropriate
73 Novice Paced & Mannered Riding Horse,
SPECIAL PRIZES 0–5 wins
Grand Champion Horse - Sash plus Hook Wanaka 74 Open Riding Horse, over 148cm, and not
-Lake to Plate donate a cover, Mr & Mrs P&D
Gordon donate a bridle bag exceeding 163cm
Grand Champion Paced and Mannered Horse – 75 Open Riding Horse, over 163cm
Sash plus saddle blanket bag and Wanaka Tractor 76 Open Lady’s Riding Horse on Type
Services donate a cover
(conformation class) – Lady or Gentleman Rider
Champion Novice Riding Horse – Sash
77 Open Gentleman’s Riding Horse on Type
Reserve Champion Novice Riding Horse – Sash
(conformation class) – Lady or Gentleman Rider
Champion Novice Riding Horse selected from Champion Riding Horse
winners of Classes 71-72 and 2nd placed horse to Champion receives a saddle blanket
the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining
winners for Reserve Champion. Reserve Champion Riding Horse
Champion Riding Horse– Sash plus saddle blanket 78 Open Paced and Mannered Riding Horse
Reserve Champion Riding Horse - Sash plus $25. 79 Best Rider
Official Show Partner FARMLANDS EQUESTRIAN 2526 83RD ANNUAL WANAKA A&P SHOW
HACKS Grand Champion Horse - Champion Hack, Champion
sponsored by Park Hack, Champion Saddle Hunter and Champion
UPPER CLUTHA TRANSPORT Riding Horse to compete.
Horse of the Year qualifying classes: 81-88 Champion Rider - Winners of classes 79, 89, 99
& 109 to present for this class. Champion Sash,
Height and Performance Cards must be carried.
and Vest donated by Craig Myles, New Zealand
Over 158cm
Sotheby’s International Realty.
HORSES SHOWN IN HACKS ARE NOT ELIGIBLE TO
COMPETE IN PARK HACKS, SADDLE HUNTERS or Reserve Champion Rider, Sash. To be judged at the
RIDING HORSE completion of Rider Classes
ENTRIES ARE ELIGIBLE refers to RAS Rule CDE GRAND CHAMPION JUDGING IN HACK RING
14. Competitors riding Horses are not allowed to
compete in Pony Ring.
TROPHIES FOR SECTION
ALL HACKS TO BE SHOWN IN SADDLE AND RIDDEN.
NO HORSE UNDER 3 YEARS IS PERMITTED TO BE J & A LUCAS TROPHY
SHOWN UNDER SADDLE.
Most points by one combination in Hack
Chief Steward. Mrs D Gordon & J Rimmer Classes 80, 81, 82, 83, 84, 85, 86, 87, 88 & 89
Steward: Mrs J Muir
Assistant Stewards: Mrs H Robinson, GRAND CHAMPION HORSE TROPHY
Mrs M Wilson
Judge: Diane Chesmar CHAMPION HACK TROPHY
Entry Fee: $9.15
Prize Money: $25, $15, $11, $7
Ribbons: 5th where entries are appropriate SATURDAY, 14 MARCH 2020
Hack Ring 08:30 AM
SPECIAL PRIZES
80 Best Presented Horse and Rider
Grand Champion Horse - Sash plus Hook Wanaka
-Lake to Plate donate a cover, Mr & Mrs P&D 81 Novice Hack over 158cm 0-2 wins
Gordon donate a bridle bag
82 Novice Hack over 158cm 0-5 wins
Grand Champion Paced and Mannered Horse –
Sash plus saddle blanket bag and Wanaka Tractor Champion Novice Hack
Services donate a cover Reserve Champion Novice Hack
Champion Novice Hack – Sash 83 Novice Paced and Mannered Hack over
Reserve Champion Novice Hack – Sash 158cm 0-5 wins
Champion Novice Hack selected from winners 84 Open Hack over 158cm and not exceeding
of Classes 81-82 and 2nd placed horse to the 163cm
Champion to be judged alongside the remaining
winners for Reserve Champion. 85 Open Hack over 163cm
Champion Hack – Sash plus saddle blanket donated 86 Open Lady’s Hack over 158cm (conformation)
by Aspiring Auto Court Lady or Gentleman rider
Reserve Champion Hack - Sash plus $25. 87 Open Gentleman’s Hack over 158cm
Champion Hack selected from winners of Classes (conformation) Lady or Gentleman rider
84, 85, 86 & 87 and 2nd placed horse to the
ASPIRING AUTO COURT Champion Hack
Champion to be judged alongside the remaining Champion receives a saddle blanket
winners for Reserve Champion.
CHAMPION HACK TROPHY
Championship will be judged at the conclusion of Reserve Champion Hack
Class 87.
Grand Champion Paced and Mannered 88 Open Paced and Mannered Hack over 158cm
Championship will be judged at the conclusion of
89 Best Rider
all Paced and Mannered Classes - 1st placegetters in
Classes 78, 88, 98 & 108 to compete for this award.
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