General Bylaws of the Southland A&P Association - Showday.online
←
→
Page content transcription
If your browser does not render page correctly, please read the page content below
a business or commercial partnership the animal or animals shall
belong to the members of the business or commercial partnership
jointly and not severally. Registered leases of animals are
General Bylaws of permitted to enter such animals in their name if so desired.
9. An exhibitor holding under lease a purebred animal or animals
the Southland A&P registered in a Stud Herd and Stock book of a registered Breed
Society, shall if the lease be duly registered with such Society in
registrar form be deemed the owner of such animal or animals for
Association the time being for Show purposes but may be called upon to
produce proof of registration of such lease.
To be read in conjunction with Section Regulations. 10. In all classes for stud horses, purebred cattle and pigs, the
name of the animal, date of birth, sire, dam and breeder shall be
given on the entry form. The breeder for the purposes of shows
1. All entries to be submitted on the official entry forms, which
shall be the owner of the dam of the subject animal at birth. In
may be obtained from the Secretary. These forms are to be filled
sheep the date of shearing and name of the breeder shall be
in and signed by the exhibitor or by some person authorised on
given. If no breeders name is given it is assumed that the exhibitor
his or her behalf and must be deposited with the Secretary on or
is the breeder.
before the date set down in the schedule. In general, no entries
will be received after this date and if any are received they may
incur a 50% penalty. No entry will be considered valid unless these 11. Pedigree of animals in stud stock classes must be deposited
conditions are complied with and are accompanied with full with the Secretary when called upon.
payment and made subject to all the rules and regulations of this
Association. 12. Extra stock will not be eligible for any of the enumerated
classes for stock.
2. All entries must be made in the name of the bona fide owner.
On no account will any entry be refunded unless a veterinary 13. Prior arrangements must be made for exhibition stock and
certificate is produced. Entries made by either telephone, they will be subjected to a double entry fee of entries in their
facsimile, on-line or by e-mail must be immediately confirmed in respective sections payable by closing date.
writing accompanied by the entry fee.
14. Owners or handlers in charge of exhibits will be admitted free
3. Arrears -No person who is in arrears with regard to entry fees, but they must be suitably and tidily attired during judging and will
subscriptions, or any other Show/Event charge is eligible to be subject to the orders of the Stewards, disobedience of whose
compete at any affiliated Show/Event. Proof of payment will be orders will entail expulsion from the grounds.
required before any restriction is lifted
15. Any case of misconduct or practices offensive to the public or
4. The Executive reserves the right to refuse or cancel any entry any form of ill treatment to livestock will be reported to the
without advising any reason for doing so. Marshal of the section who will take the necessary action.
5. Every exhibitor shall be deemed to have guaranteed the 16. All stock must be penned at the time specified in the
correctness of the contents of every certificate of entry submitted programme, or the animals will not be judged.
by him or on his behalf. As exhibits are accepted upon the faith of
the correctness of the relative certificate of entry they shall be 17. Whilst in the ring for judging no animal or its attendant shall
subject to such fine or penalty as the Executive may determine in have any initial crest or mark of ownership on its rug harness, pail
respect of any mis-statement or mis-description contained in a halters, show coats or hats or other clothing or on any other
certificate of entry lodged by or on behalf of such exhibitor. A mis- fitting. Prize cards which have been awarded by the judges must
statement or mis-description shall be deemed to have been only be displayed after final judging in such classes as the exhibit
contained in a certificate or entry if the exhibit on the day of the may be entered for and then remain affixed to exhibit during the
exhibition does not conform in all respects with the certificate of Show and no ribbon prize colours or tickets will be permitted on
entry. any exhibit unless awarded during the Show. Any infraction of this
rule may incur disqualification and bar any further competition in
6. Animals entered in Group or Special Classes must be entered in that section of the Show.
other classes if and for which they are eligible, otherwise animals
cannot compete in other classes than those they are entered in 18. Any exhibitor, who interferes with or abuses a judge or officer
unless the contrary is specified. of the Association while acting in his official capacity as such, will
be dealt with as may be deemed fitting by the Executive. Stewards
7. When an animal has been duly entered and catalogued in any are instructed to report such occurrences promptly.
class but cannot be shown it may be replaced, at the discretion of
the Section Marshall, providing the replacement is the property of 19. Every protest or objection must be made in writing within one
the exhibitor concerned at the time entries close and a vet hour of judging of the class in question signed by the persons
certificate is produced. making such complaint and delivered to the Secretary. The
objector shall at the time of making such objection lodge the sum
8. In all classes (except in Cattle progeny) and in classes in which of $50 which shall be forfeited to the Association should the
two or more animals are entered as one exhibit, the animals shall objection be considered frivolous or vexatious.
be the bona fide property of the exhibitor. In case such exhibitor is
1|P a g e20. Notwithstanding anything contained in the above rule the claim in respect of such accident, loss or damage caused by any
Executive may cause an investigation to be made or demand an exhibit or such exhibitors.
explanation concerning any matter which in their opinion is
considered necessary and may so enforce penalties, fines and 30. It is the Association's policy to see that all due care is taken to
forfeitures as is deemed expedient. protect property and to protect and to keep efficient order its
own property and to make provision for protection of the
21. Protests and complaints against any exhibit must be made in property of others but the Association shall not be liable to any
writing. If lodged before judging is commenced the onus of proof person in the case of loss or damage by reason of any defect
will rest upon the person protesting. The Executive shall have accident negligence or neglect however arising.
power to refuse to entertain any protest or complaint lodged later
than the last day of the show. 31. Horse floats and stock transport vehicles are accepted for
parking on condition that the Association accepts no responsibility
22. All protests, objections and other matters in dispute of for any loss, theft, injury or damage to persons or vehicles, their
whatever nature by or between any persons whatever shall be contents, fittings or accessories even when such loss, theft, injury
determined by the Judicial Committee whose decision shall be or damage is attributed to any negligence on the part of the
absolutely final and binding on all parties, whether such disputes Association or any of its employees or stewards.
be between any person or persons and the Association or not and
shall not be questioned by any Court. The said Judicial Committee 32. The Association reserves the right to remove any vehicles
shall consist of the Association Vice-President and two Past parked in prohibited areas or obstructing the running of the show.
Presidents plus the Marshal of the section or alternatively the
Senior Steward should the Marshal be personally involved in any
33. Persons occupying grandstands or other seating
dispute.
accommodation on the Showground's do so at their own risk and
no claim shall be made against the Association in respect of any
23. The Marshals of the Section shall have at their discretion, loss or injury by reason of any defect or accident or by reason of
power to decide any dispute in their respective divisions with the any act of omission whether negligent or otherwise on the part of
exception of regular protests and appeals after consultation with the Association or of any employee or agent of the Association or
the Senior Stewards of the section involved. on the part of any other person.
24. If a prizewinner is afterwards disqualified the Committee may 34. The Association shall not be responsible or liable in case of any
on the advice of the judge decide whether the next animal on the error mis-statement or mis-description appearing in any prize
list gains the prize. schedule or show catalogue or in any form or certificate of entry
or in any advertisement or notification whether posted, displayed
25. Drugs, artificial stimulants and tranquilizers are prohibited and or published. It will however be the duty of the Association or the
the use of these will mean disqualification. If a vet is called and a Secretary and other members of its office to take all proper care
test proves positive the exhibitor is responsible for all expenses. to avoid any error mis-description or mis-statement. Names of
Judges and Stewards (if any) shown in the prize schedule or in the
26. No animal or any herd with regard to which there may be show catalogue are intended to be informative only and are
suspicion of disease will be knowingly received at the grounds and subject to such changes from time to time as the Association may
owners will, if necessary, be required to make a declaration as to at its discretion make and no exception shall be taken by any
whether their herd has been diseased within six months to the judge or exhibitor by reasons of any change.
date of the Show.
35. In allotting applications for space the Association reserves the
27. Each exhibitor shall be deemed to have guaranteed to the right to refuse any applications should they deem such
Association and have given assurance that each exhibit entered by undesirable and to cancel any space allocated if any exhibitor
him or her and brought upon the Showground's is at the time free does not comply with the Associations rules or if any exhibit does
from any contagious or infectious disease. Any exhibitor whose not prove to be of the nature represented when application was
exhibit or animal infringes this assurance shall be responsible to made. The right is also reserved to change the position of any
the Association and to any other exhibitor who may suffer by stands or space allotted.
reason of such breach. Should there be any reason to suspect that
any exhibit or animal is either diseased or dangerous the 36. Any grand parade of horses and cattle (sheep and pigs
Association shall have the right to refuse admission of such exhibit optional) will be held in the Show ring. All prize-winning animals
to the Showground's or remove the exhibit from the must take part and all attendants and riders must be suitably and
Showground's at the expense of the exhibitor. tidily attired. Exhibitors failing to comply with this rule or causing
delay shall be liable to a fine of $5 and prize money forfeited at
28. The Association shall not be responsible for any loss or the discretion of the Committee.
damage caused (inter alia) through disease or infection
howsoever arising. 37. No exhibit shall be removed from the Showground's before 4
p.m. on the day of the Show without the approval of the Senior
29. The Association will not be responsible for any accident, loss Marshal and if this rule is contravened any prize taker shall be
or damage that may be caused to or suffered by any exhibit or liable to have all his unpaid prize money forfeited at the discretion
which may be caused directly or indirectly by any other exhibit of the Association whose decisions shall be final.
notwithstanding any alleged negligence on the part of any officer
or servant of the Association. It shall be a condition of entry that 38. The Association reserves the right to make an alteration in the
each exhibitor shall hold the Association indemnified against any Show timetable or to postpone the show or withdraw any event
as may be deemed desirable. In the event of a stall or loosebox
2|P a g enot being used by an exhibitor for the purpose for which it was be awarded for Supreme or Grand Champions. In the event of two
allotted to him the Directors reserve the right to resume exhibitors or more gaining equal points the exhibitor gaining most
possession of such stall or loosebox. first prizes will be declared the winner. If points still equal, the
exhibitor being awarded most championships will be declared the
39. All first prize animals eligible will be paraded and the winner.
Champion will be selected. Immediately when the Champion has
been selected the second prize animal in the class from which the 49. SHOWMEN Any showman operating on the grounds of the
Champion has been selected must be paraded with the remaining Association or on premises rented by the Association, must have a
first prize animals for the reserve award. current showman's license issued by the appropriate authority
and produce such license on demand to any officer of the
40. On payment of the annual subscription for the current year a Association. Failure to comply with this by law will mean expulsion
membership ticket will be given bearing the members name which from the grounds or premises
will admit him on presentation to all the Association exhibitions
during the year. All Honorary Life Members and their wives are to 50. The President or any two members of the Executive may have
have the same privileges as Elected Directors to all of the ejected from the grounds without compensation or return of fees,
Associations exhibitions. any person whose conduct either personal or as the proprietor of
a side-show as a source of annoyance.
41. Where classes are sponsored with naming rights and
sponsorships total more than the normal A&P prize money then 51. COMPETITORS INSURANCE The Association has extended its
the sponsorship money will be paid out. Public Risk policy to cover the legal liability of the show ring
Exhibitors and competitors of up to $1,000,000 for any one
42. The section Marshals have the right to combine classes if accident happening on the showground. This cover will not
insufficient numbers warrant that action. protect any exhibitor or competitor that is already covered under
a policy arranged privately but all protected exhibitors and
competitors will be bound by the conditions of the cover. The
43. Refunds will be paid out providing the necessary
extended cover protects exhibitors and competitors against claims
documentation is available less 20% to a maximum of $10 per
for which they may be held personally liable in their capacity as
exhibitor.
exhibitors and/or competitors.
44. UNRULY ANIMALS The Association through the Section
52. Registration as a competitor and/or attendance at or
Marshals reserve the right to order the immediate removal from
participation in the Southland A&P Show constitutes an
the showground's of any animal it considers unruly or
agreement by the person to the Southland A&P Association's for
unmanageable.
the use and distribution (both now and in the future) of the
persons image or voice in photographs, videotapes, electronic
45. PRIVACY ACT. The Association holds records of names and reproductions, or audiotapes of such Southland A&P Association
addresses of all members and exhibitors and will publish these as activities.
necessary for media show reports unless otherwise advised.
53. Yellow Card -This Show/Event supports the RAS 'Yellow Card'
46. Certificates of Appreciation may be awarded to individuals system. A Yellow Card will be issued, In cases of offences in
after a period of at least 15 years of service to the Association. respect of abuse of animals or inappropriate behaviour as per the
Nominations will be taken at an Executive Meeting and put on the RAS Constitution and the RAS Rules & Regulations/Bylaws
Agenda for the following Executive Meeting. Voting shall be by including the Equestrian Rulebook, the RAS affiliated
Executive Members only and shall be by secret ballot by those Show/Event/registered Measuring Stand and their grounds and
present at that meeting. A majority in favour is required. Post- their duly appointed delegates may deliver to the Person
humus nominations will not be accepted. However if a nomination Responsible a Yellow Warning Card (either immediately or within
is successful and the candidate becomes deceased before the 10 days of the show) which suspends any penalty until possible
certificate is presented then the said certificate will be presented new offences.Full wording of the 'Yellow Card' system is available
to his/her family by arrangement. Certificates will be presented at to view on the RAS website –www.ras.org.nz
the appropriate Annual Meeting or by special arrangement.
54. Summary of RAS Resolution Process –the full process can be
47. VALUE OF POINTS, with the exception of milk classes in the found on the RAS website www.ras.org.nz. The principle behind
Dairy Section, the points for prize count as follows- Where there the process is to deal with the matter as it comes to hand and in
are five entries or more the first prize counts six points, second most cases it should be dealt with directly by the show. If the
prize four points, third prize two points, highly commended one matter is in regards to an RAS official, the show may request the
point. Where there is less than five entries the first prize - six assistance of RAS Head Office as to how to deal with this in an
points, second prize - four points, third prize - two points, highly appropriate manner
commended - nil.
48. Points for milk classes in the Dairy Section shall be as follows,
first prize - ten points, second prize - eight point's, third prize - six
points, fourth prize – four points, Champion - two points, Reserve
Champion - one point extra. In the event of no competition only
half points will be awarded. Competition means two or more
exhibitors whose exhibits are judged competing for the prize or
prizes in the particular class for which prizes are awarded. Ties
count as one win each. For points prizes no additional points will
3|P a g e10. The above requirements must be completed in writing and the
Equestrian Section Horse Secretary should provide facility as for scratchings and
substitutions.
Conditions and Regulations for the Equestrian Section. 11. This Show supports the RAS "Yellow Card" system which will
operate in the Equestrian Section of all RAS affiliated Shows and
To be read in conjunction with the general conditions of will be offered for any inappropriate behaviour towards Show
Southland A & P Association printed previous and the rules and officials, Judges, fellow competitors or any other third party
regulations as set out by The Royal Agricultural Society. connected with the Show bringing the equestrian discipline into
disrepute, or cases which are of a less serious nature to the above
in accordance with the Conduct of Members, Owners, Lessees,
1. All horses or ponies competing either in competitive classes or Competitors and/or Exhibitors as provided in the RAS Equestrian
ring events must be entered in the name of the bona fide owner Competitors and Judges Rulebook and rule 13 of the RAS
or a member of his or her family and all animals must be named at Constitution. Implementation of the "Yellow Card" will be in
time of entry. accordance of the RAS Rules that accompanied this Card, and full
wording of the "Yellow Card" system is available to view on the
2. All leased horses or ponies competing at this Show must be RAS website.
registered with the Royal Agricultural Society. Such lease must be
for a term of not less then twelve months and must be registered YARDING/STABLING
before entries are made.
Yards available on the grounds at Donovan Park at a charge of
3. No entire or filly under the age of two years shall be eligible for $10.00 per night or $10 for the weekend.
Senior Championships except in the Clydesdale, Welsh, Arab,
Thoroughbred, Hackney and Sport Horse sections. Although it is
provided that horses may compete in more than one class any or BACK NUMBERS
all of such classes may be judged simultaneously at the
convenience of the judges or stewards. In all such cases exhibitors Back Numbers will be issued from the Horse Secretary's office on
having an exhibit entered in more than one class must elect in Show days. Exhibitors must wear back numbers at all times while
which class they compete. in the ring. A $10.00 surcharge will apply on back numbers not
returned to the office at the end of the show. These numbers are
4. All horses and ponies in classes of prescribed height must be not to be used in breastplate holders, however breastplate
measured shoes or no shoes and the person in charge must holders are permitted.
produce a current RAS Height Certificate.
Equestrian Section Officials.
5. Stallions are permitted in all classes they are eligible for but
must be led, be in the appropriate harness prescribed by the Chief Marshal: Georgie Bell
Breed Society the stallion is registered with, or which is prescribed
by the host Show, or if ridden must be in appropriate bridle and Ring Marshal: Sarah Bell
be in total control. A Steward will order any stallion considered
out of control or to be causing undue disquiet to other horses
FEI Marshal: Lana Mackay
from the ring without recourse from the stallion
owner/exhibitor/competitor. It is compulsory for all stallions,
regardless of age, to wear identification badge "S" at all shows at FEI Assistant Marshal: Lana Medder
all times. These badges will be available from the Association
Secretary at a cost of $2 a pair. RTR Marshal: Sarah Bell
6. Before any prizes are awarded in entire classes, horses may be ORDER OF GRAND PARADE
liable to examination by the Veterinary Surgeon appointed by the
Society. The decision of the Veterinary Surgeon shall be absolutely Saddle Horse, Riding Horse, Park Hack, Saddle Hunters, Ridden
final and binding on all parties and shall not be questioned by any Arabs, A Ponies, B Ponies, C Ponies, Saddle Pony Hunters, Ridden
court. The entry by an exhibitor in any class affected will be Welsh, Lead Rein, First Ridden, Pony Club mounts, Clydesdale,
deemed an acceptance clause. Heavy Horse, In Hand Horse, In-Hand Standardbred, Gypsy Cob,
In-Hand Arab, In-Hand Welsh, In Hand Ponies, Shetland, Miniature
7. Ages of all horses shall be computed as at 1st August. Horses, Harness Horse & Pony
8. Testing for forbidden substances will be carried out under the COMPETITIONS
Royal Agricultural Society (Inc) Forbidden Substances Judiciary
Committee (FSJC) procedures and rules (refer page 7-10 Royal Any exhibitor not forward at the appointed hour may not be
Agricultural Society by-laws and Regulations). judged. Should the height of any horse or pony be questioned, it
shall be decided by the Veterinary Surgeons and Royal Agricultural
9. Any competitor who has administered to their horse or ponies Society Official Measuring Steward. All horses entered in breeding
any drug during the 7 days prior to the Show is required to notify classes must be named.
the Horse Secretary of the Show before competing.
MEASURING
4|P a g ePlease note there will be NO measuring at the show. SATURDAY 7th MARCH 2019
ENTRY FORMS MAIN ARENA:
8:30am
By signing the entry form, exhibitors accept that they are aware Saddle Hack
that it is their responsibility to ensure that they read and accept
Riding Horse
the regulations and information as printed in this schedule. A
receipt showing all details of your entries will be returned to you
Park Hack
following data processing. Saddle Hunter
Saddle Hunter Pony & Pony A
ENTRY FEES Pony B & C
Members $7.00, non-members $9.00. First Ridden
The $1.15 RAS levy is payable for each entry in the Horse Section 10am
this is included in the entry fee. All RAS levies paid will be Lead Rein
forwarded directly to the RAS. 2pm
Hunter Jumping Competitions
To encourage participation, exhibitors residing North of the
Waitaki River are entitled to a 50% discount on entry fees; Entry
fee discount does not include stable/pen fees, ground fees, PBNZ, NZRP & Ridden Welsh to follow Pony Championship
catalogues etc. Classes
FIRST AID AND SAFETY Livamol Series Class to follow Horse Championship Classes
A $5.00 first aid and safety fee has been automatically added to all
entry forms and is payable per exhibitor. This fee will ensure that GRAND PARADE 2:45pm
you as an exhibitor has on-site access and care during the Show by
a quality Paramedic.
OUTER RING:
PRIZE MONEY 8:30am
Prize money is relative to the cost of the entry fees and the Utility
number of entries received and calculated as follows: Pleasure Horse
1-3 entries $12.00 & $8.00 12:30pm
4 plus entries $16.00, $12.00 & $8.00 Led Horse
Led Pony
In some cases, prize money may be replaced by product should Led Welsh
the value of the product be of significant value. Led Heavy Horse
Miniatures
Show Jumping and RTR Competitions refer to individual classes for 2:15pm
entry fees and prize money.
Harness
3:30pm
LATE ENTRIES will only be accepted on a discretionary basis by the
Horse Marshal or their appointed representative and will
Unity Competitions
automatically incur a fee of $35.00 per combination on top of the
ordinary entry fee.
SHOW JUMPING:
8:30am
SCRATCHING will only be accepted on a discretionary basis by the
Show Jumping Ring One
Horse Marshal or their appointed representative. No refund of
12:30pm
entry fees will be done without a supporting vet or medical
certificate. Show Jumping Ring Two
3:45pm
A HOSPITALITY TENT is available for judges and stewards. Two Fence Challenge
Information correct at time of printing, however is subject to SUNDAY 3rd MARCH 2019
change.
MAIN ARENA:
Competitors MUST be ready to be judged when the classes are 8:30am
scheduled to go ahead. We are unable to hold up our days'
Working Hunter
timetable to accommodate lateness.
10am
Hunter Jumping Competitions
Prize Money will NOT be paid out unless the exhibitors participate
in the Grand Parade. Any exceptions are to be approved by the
Chief Horse Mashal BEFORE the Grand Parade commences. SHOW JUMPING:
8:30am
Show Jumping Ring One
Show Jumping Ring Two
5|P a g eTrophies for section:
Saddle Horse Awards
John Northcoat Trophy
Champion Best Presented Horse
Competed for by winners of Best Presented Classes, to be judged Most points in Saddle Hack classes
immediately following the conclusion of Saddle Horses Best
Presented Classes, in Ring 3.
Saturday 7 March 2020
Main Arena - starting at 8.30 a.m
Champion Lady or Gentleman Rider
Competed for by winners of Rider classes from Saddle Hunter,
Saddle Horse, Riding Horse and Park Hack. Class 1000 Best Presented Hack, Rider and Gear
Winner will compete for Champion Best Presented Saddle Horse.
To be judged in Ring 3 immediately following this class.
Champion Novice Horse
Competed for by the winners of Novice Classesin the Saddle Hack,
Riding Horse , Park Hack and Saddle Hunter Sections. Class 1001 Novice Hack, 0-5 wins
Paced & Mannered Championship Class 1002 Open Hack over 158 cm and not
McCorkindale Family Trophy - for Champion Paced and Mannered exceeding 163m
Horse.
First placegetters in each Paced & Mannered Class to complete for
Champion Paced & Mannered. Class 1003 Open Hack, over 163cm
SUPREME CHAMPION SADDLE HORSE Class 1004 Open Lady's or Gentleman's Hack on Type
Champions from the Saddle Horse, Riding Horse, Park Hack and May be ridden by a Lady or a Gentleman- conformation class.
Saddle Hunter sections to compete for this award.
Champion Saddle Hack
PGG WRIGHTSONS -Grand Champion Horse Reserve Champion Saddle Hack
Accumulator
The Grand Champion Horse Award will be decided on points from
exhibits gaining Champion, Reserve Champion & Supreme Class 1005 Novice Paced and Mannered Hack, 0-5
Champion from West Otago, Wyndham, Waiau, Winton, Gore and wins
Southland Shows in Saddle Horse, Riding Horse, Park Hack, Saddle
Hunter Sections. To be eligible to receive this award, the horse Class 1006 Open Paced and Mannered Hack
must compete at the 2020 Southland A & P Show.
The horse with the highest aggregate of points as allocated below
to receive a Grand Champion rug sponsored by PGG WRIGHTSON. Class 1007 Best Rider
Points Allocation: Champion 2 points, Reserve Champion 1 point.
Supreme Champion 1 additional point. Best Novice Horse
Supreme Champion Saddle Horse
In the event of a tie, the following count back system will apply:
most Supremes. If still equal then the Supreme at Southland A & P Champion Adult Rider
Show shall be declared the winner. Supreme Champion Paced & Mannered Horse
Best Presented Horse
Saddle Hacks
Riding Horses
Open to horses 158 cm and over, to be ridden in the ring.
Open to horses 158 cm and over, to be ridden in the ring.
Horses must be 3 years and over.
Horses must be 3 years and over.
Height certificates must be carried in the ring and produced to the
steward on request. Height certificates must be carried in the ring and produced to the
steward on request.
Novice and Open Classification
Novice and Open Classification
All wins in the novice and open classes must be recorded on the
Royal Agriculture Society Performance & Measuring Card. Winners All wins in the novice and open classes must be recorded on the
failing to produce their card when requested by the steward, Royal Agriculture Society Performance & Measuring Card. Winners
forfeit their awards on the day. failing to produce their card when requested by the steward,
forfeit their awards on the day.
An exhibit may only enter in one section, either Show Hack, Riding
Horse, Park Hack or Saddle Hunter. An exhibit may only enter in one section, either Show Hack, Riding
Horse, Park Hack or Saddle Hunter.
6|P a g eSaturday 7 March 2020 Saturday 7 March 2020
Main Arena - Starting at 8.30 a.m
Main Arena- starting at 8.30 am
Class 1008 Best Presented Riding Horse, Rider and
Gear Class 1017 Best Presented Horse, Rider and Gear
Winner will compete for Champion Best Presented Saddle Horse. Winner will compete for champion Best Presented Saddle Horse.
To be judged in Ring 3 immediately following this class. To be judged in Ring 3 immediately following this class.
Class 1009 Novice Riding Horse, 0-5 wins Class 1018 Novice Park Hack, 0-5 wins
Class 1010 Open Riding Horse, over 148cm, not Class 1019 Open Park Hack over 148 cm and not
exceeding 158cm exceeding153 cm
Class 1011 Open Riding Horse, over 158cm but not Class 1020 Open Park Hack, over 153cm and not
exceeding 163cm exceeding 158cm
Class 1012 Open Riding Horse, over 163cm Class 1021 Open Lady's or Gentleman's Park Hack on
Type
Class 1013 Open Lady's or Gentleman's Riding Horse May be ridden by a lady or a gentleman (conformation class)
on Type
May be ridden by a Lady or a Gentleman (conformation class)
Champion Park Hack
Reserve Champion Park Hack
Champion Riding Horse
Reserve Champion Riding Horse Class 1022 Novice Paced and Mannered Park Hack, 0-
5 wins
Class 1014 Novice Paced & Mannered Riding Horse,
0-5 wins Class 1023 Open Paced and Mannered Park Hack
Winner will compete for Champion Paced & Mannered Horse
Class 1015 Open Paced and Mannered Riding Horse Horse. To be judged in Ring 3 at 11am.
Class 1016 Best Rider Class 1024 Best Rider
Winner of class 1016 will compete for Champion and Reserve Winner will compete for Champion Adult Rider. To be judged in
Champion Adult Rider (to be judged from winners of rider classes Ring 3.
in the Riding Horse & Hack, Park Hack and Saddle Hunter Classes)
To be judged in Ring 3
Saddle Hunter
Best Novice Horse
Supreme Champion Saddle Horse Open to horses over 148 cm, to be ridden in the ring.
Champion Adult Rider
Supreme Champion Paced & Mannered Horse
Horses must be 3 years and over.
Best Presented Horse
Height certificates must be carried in the ring and produced to the
Park Hack steward on request.
Open to horses over 148 cm and up to 158 cm, to be ridden in the All wins in novice and open classes must be recorded on the Royal
ring. Agriculture Society Performance and Measuring Card. Winners
failing to produce their card when requested by the steward,
forfeit their awards on the day.
Horses must be 3 years and over.
An exhibit may only be entered in one section, either Hack, Riding
Height certificates must be carried in the ring and produced to the Horse, Park Hack or Saddle Hunter.
steward on request.
Horses will be required to gallop within the confines and
All wins in the novice and open classes must be recorded on the constraints of the venue involved.
Royal Agriculture Society Performance & Measuring Card. Winners
failing to produce their card when requested by the steward,
forfeit their awards on the day. Trophies for this section:
An exhibit may only be entered in one section, either the Show Irish Horse Society (NZ) Shamrock Sash
Hack or Park Hack or Riding Horse or Saddle Hunter.
7|P a g eSaturday 7 March 2020 -All competitors will receive a registration number; this number
will be used thoughout the series, and must be included with the
Main Arena - starting at 8.30 am entry.
-Only TB horses registered in this series will be eligible for the TB
Show Horse Class at NZ HOY 2018.
Class 1025 Best Presented Saddle Hunter, Rider and -Series points will be held at the RAS Head Office.
Gear
Extra consideration to be given to those dressed in correct Placings 1st-4th will accumulate points that will result in an overall
hunting attire. series winner.
Winner will compete for the Champion Best Presented Saddle
Horse. To be judged in Ring 3 immediately following this class. Judging criteria will be 80% Conformation, 20% Manners & Paces.
Judges will assess each horse individually with saddles removes
Class 1026 Novice Saddle Hunter, 0-5 wins after they have been assessed ridden.
Horses to show true Thoroughbred qualities; all paces including a
good walk, as well as a gallop (space permitting).
Class 1027 Open Saddle Hunter, over 148cm and not
exceeding 163cm Class 1035 Ridden Registered Thoroughbred
Class 1028 Open Saddle Hunter, over 163cm
Saddle Pony Awards
Class 1029 Open Lady's or Gentleman's Saddle
Champion Best Presented Pony
Hunter on Type.
May be ridden by a lady or a gentleman (conformation class)
Competed for by winners of Best Presented Classes from Saddle
Pony A/Saddle Hunter Pony & Pony B/C.
Champion Saddle Hunter
Reserve Champion Saddle Hunter Champion Junior Rider
Class 1030 Novice Paced and Mannered Saddle Competed for by winners of Rider classes from Saddle Pony
A/Saddle Hunter Pony & Pony B/C.
Hunter 0-5 wins
Ballantyne Cup for the Champion Junior Rider
Class 1031 Open Paced and Mannered Saddle Hunter
Winner will compete for the Champion Paced & Mannered Horse
Horse. To be judged in Ring three at 11am. Southland Light Horse & Pony Sash Champion Junior Rider
Champion Paced and Mannered Pony
Class 1032 Best Rider
Winner will compete for the Champion Adult Rider.
Competed for by winners of Paced and Mannered classes from
Saddle Pony A/Saddle Hunter Pony & Pony B/C.
Class 1033 Irish Horse Society Class - Shamrock Sash
Entrants must be registered with the Irish Horse Society and
Champion Novice Pony
registration number provided at time of entry.
Competed for by winners of Novice Conformation classes from
Class 1034 Qualified Hunter on the flat Saddle Pony A/Saddle Hunter Pony & Pony B/C
Livamol-RAS Ridden Supreme Champion Saddle Pony
Thoroughbred Show Horse Competed for by Champions from the Saddle Pony A-B-C and
Saddle Pony Hunter Sections
Series 2019-2020
Main Arena – to follow Saddle Horse Championships Stafford Family Trophy
(Please note this is a restricted breed class and does not count as PGG WRIGHTSONS -Grand Champion Pony
a win for Novice Horses)
Accumulator
The Grand Champion Pony Award will be decided on points from
-Thoroughbred horses must be registered, or eligible for
exhibits gaining Champion, Reserve Champion & Supreme
registration in a recognised Thoroughbred Stud Book, to compete
Champion from West Otago, Wyndham, Waiau, Winton, Gore and
in this class and at HOY.
Southland Shows in Saddle Pony A, B, C and Saddle Hunter Pony
-All competitors wishing to take part in the RAS Ridden
Sections. To be eligible to receive this award, the pony must
Thoroughbred Show Horse Series 2017-2018 must register their
compete at the 2020 Southland A & P Show.
TB horses with the RAS Head Office: enquiries@ras.org.nz
The pony with the highest aggregate of points as allocated below
Registration is free of charge.
to receive a Grand Champion rug sponsored by PGG WRIGHTSON.
8|P a g ePoints Allocation: Champion 2 points, Reserve Champion 1 point.
Supreme Champion 1 additional point.
Champion Saddle Pony A
In the event of a tie, the following count back system will apply: Reserve Champion Saddle Pony A
most Supremes. If still equal then the Supreme at Southland A & P
Show shall be declared the winner. Class 1042 Open Saddle Hunter Pony, not exceeding
128cm
Class 1043 Open Saddle Hunter Pony, over 128cm
Saddle Pony A and Saddle and not exceeding 138cm
Hunter Pony Class 1044 Open Saddle Hunter Pony, over 138cm
and not exceeding 148cm
Saddle Ponies A - Open to Ponies over 138 cm and up to 148cm,
to be ridden in the ring.
Champion Saddle Hunter Pony
Saddle Hunter Ponies - Open to ponies up to 148cm, to be ridden
Reserve Champion Saddle Hunter Pony
in the ring.
Class 1045 Novice Paced and Mannered Show Pony,
Ponies must be 3 years and over. 0-5 wins
Height certificates must be carried in the ring and produced to the Class 1046 Novice Paced and Mannered Saddle
steward on request. Hunter Pony, 0-5 wins
Riders to be under 17 years on the day of the Show. Novice
classes are open to riders of any age including adults.
Class 1047 Open Paced and Mannered Show Pony
TROPHIES FOR SECTION: Class 1048 Open Paced and Mannered Saddle Hunter
Pony
The Royal Ann Perpetual Trophy, offered by L & S Cunningham for
Champion Saddle Pony Section A Class 1049 Best Rider
Sunshine Family Trophy, for Champion Saddle Hunter Pony
Champion Best Presented Pony
Saturday 7 March 2020
Supreme Champion Saddle Pony
Supreme Champion Paced & Mannered Pony
Main Arena- starting at 8.30 a.m Champion Novice Pony
Champion Pony Rider
Class 1036 Best Presented Pony, Rider and Gear (Not
eligible for class 1196)
Saddle Pony B and Saddle Pony
Winner to compete for Champion Best Presented Saddle Pony in
Ring Seven immediately following this class
C
Open to Ponies up to 138 cm, to be ridden in the ring.
Class 1037 Best Presented Saddle Hunter, Rider and
Gear (Not eligible for class 1195) Ponies must be 3 years and over.
Winner to compete for Champion Best Presented Saddle Pony in Height certificates must be carried in the ring and produced to the
Ring Seven following this class. steward on request.
Class 1038 Novice Show Pony, 0-5 wins Riders to be under 17 years on the day of Show. Novice classes are
open to riders of any age including adults.
Class 1039 Novice Saddle Hunter Pony, 0-5wins
Trophies for section:
Class 1040 Open Show Pony, over 138cm and not
The Forli Perpetual Cup, offered by L & S Cunningham for
exceeding 143cm
Champion Saddle Pony Section B
Class 1041 Open Show Pony, over 143cm and not Southland Light Horse & Pony Association Trophy, for best rider
exceeding 148cm Section B
9|P a g ePaper Doll Trophy, for Best Rider Section C To be awarded to the winner of the PBSNZ class. The sash is to be
judged 60% conformation 40% paces and manners.
Saturday 7 March 2020
Main Arena - starting at 8.30 am Class 1059 Best Saddle Pony - up to 148cm
Class 1050 Best Presented Saddle Pony, Rider and
Gear New Zealand Riding Pony
Society Ridden Sash
Winner will complete for Champion Best Presented Saddle Pony.
To be judged in Ring Seven immediately following this class. Main Arena- to be judged following Pony Championships
(Sash awarded to this class) Ponies 148cm and under - Mare or
Class 1051 Novice Show Pony, 0-5 wins Gelding to be ridden. Ponies must be registered with the NZRP
Society and registration number must accompany entry.
Class 1052 Open Show Pony, not exceeding 123cm
Class 1060 Ridden Show Pony Sash Class
Class 1053 Open Show Pony, over 123cm and not
exceeding 128cm
Ridden Welsh
Champion Saddle Pony C
Reserve Champion Saddle Pony C Saturday 7 March 2020
Class 1054 Open Show Pony, over 128cm and not Main Arena- to be judged following Pony Championships
exceeding 133cm
Class 1061 Best Purebred Ridden Welsh
Class 1055 Open Show Pony, over 133cm and not
exceeding 138cm Class 1062 Best Partbred Ridden Welsh
Champion Saddle Pony B First Ridden Pony
Reserve Champion Saddle Pony B
To provide a transition from the Lead Rein section to the open
Class 1056 Novice Paced and Mannered Show Pony, ridden section, where a rider does not have to canter on the circle
0-5 wins in company.
A Combination is only able to compete in this section for a
Class 1057 Open Paced and Mannered Show Pony maximum of twenty-four (24) months.
Class 1058 Best Rider First Ridden Ponies not to exceed 138cm.
Pony Breeders Society NZ First Ridden Ponies must be ridden in a snaffle bridle with a
caveson noseband, a snaffle bit and a single rein–refer to
Appendix B.
Pony Breeders Society of New Zealand registration number must
be supplied on your entry form and identification carried on the A First Ridden Pony may compete in the Open ring with a different
day of the Show. rider.
Criteria for eligibility for the Pony Breeders Society of New No spurs to be worn.
Zealand sash: 148 cm and under, fully registered with the Pony
Breeders Society of New Zealand and foaled in New Zealand. If it
is subsequently found that the winner of a Pony Breeders Society A cane or a whip not exceeding 68cm in length, which includes a
sash is not registered with the Society they will be required to flap 2cm wide by 4cm long, may be carried by riders in the First
forfeit this award. Ridden Section.
Saturday 7 March 2020 Judging Criteria: Judged on -60% suitability, temperament and
safeness-40% conformation and paces.
Main Arena - to be judged following Pony Championships
All ponies to walk and trot in company, but may be asked to
canter in the individual workout.
Sash for section:
The same combination cannot enter in both the Lead Rein Section
Pony Breeders Society of New Zealand Sash. and the First Ridden Section or in an open ring, but a pony that
10 | P a g ehas been entered in the Lead Rein, Group B or Group C Sections Riders in this section may not enter any other section, unless in a
can be entered in the First Ridden Section with a different rider Lead Rein class(s) in a Breed section.
(who is eligible to compete in this section).
Riders must be under eight (8) years of age, with a minimum age
A rider who has moved from the First Ridden into the open rings of four (4) years.
forfeits the right to compete again in any First Ridden Events at
any A&P Show, affiliated show or event, or any show that the RAS Ponies to be led by a leader/attendant (14 years and over) with
may from time to time designate as a show requiring specific the lead rein attached to the caveson noseband of a snaffle
qualifications (e.g. Horse of the Year) bridle– refer to Appendix A.
TROPHIES FOR SECTION Ponies will be asked to walk and trot –no cantering under any
circumstances.
Ka Aroha Welsh Pony Trophy for Champion First Ridden Pony
Running or bearing reins or similar tackle are not allowed
Welsh Pony & Cob Rosette for Best First Ridden Combination fully
registered with the Society. TROPHIES FOR SECTION:
Saturday 7 March 2020 Glen Cree Pony Stud Tray, awarded to the Champion Lead Rein
Pony
Main Arena- starting at 8.30 a.m
The Horne Trophy Junior
Class 1063 Best Presented First Ridden Pony, Rider
and Gear Pony Breeders Society Sash, awarded to the Best Lead Rein Pony
fully registered with the NZ Pony Breeders Society and foaled in
NZ.
Class 1064 Novice First Ridden Pony, not exceeding
138cm 0-5wins Welsh Pony & Cob Rosette, for Best Registered Lead Rein Pony
fully registered with the Welsh Pony & Cob Society of NZ.
Class 1065 Open First Ridden Pony, not exceeding
128cm Saturday 7 March 2020
Class 1066 Open First Ridden Pony, over 128cm and Main Arena – starting at 10.00 a.m
not exceeding 138cm
Class 1071 Best Presented Lead Rein Pony, Rider and
Champion First Ridden Pony Handler
Reserve Champion First Ridden Pony
Class 1072 Novice Lead Rein Pony, not exceeding
Class 1067 Novice Paced and Mannered First Ridden 128cm 0-5wins
Pony, 0-5 wins
Class 1073 Open Lead Rein Pony, not exceeding
Class 1068 Open Paced and Mannered First Ridden 123cm
Pony
Class 1074 Open Lead Rein Pony, over 123cm and not
Class 1069 Best First Ridden Rider exceeding 128cm
Class 1070 Welsh Pony & Cob Society Best First Champion Lead Rein Pony
Ridden Pony Reserve Champion Lead Rein Pony
To be registered with the Society. To be judged 60% on suitability Class 1075 Open Paced and Mannered Lead Rein
and safeness and 40% conformation. Welsh Pony & Cob Society Pony
Rosette to 1st - 4th place getters. Registration number to be
provided at time of entry.
Class 1076 Best Rider 4 to 5 years on a lead rein
Lead Rein Pony Class 1077 Best Rider 6 years and under 8 years on a
lead rein
In this section, the judging criteria is 60% suitability, temperament
and safeness, and 40% conformation and paces. Class 1078 Pony Breeders Society of NZ Best Lead
Rein Pony 128 cm and under
11 | P a g eTo be fully registered with the Pony Breeders Society on NZ and winner to go through to the judging of the SUPREME CHAMPION
foaled in NZ. Registration number to be provided at time of entry. IN HAND EXHIBIT
If it is subsequently found that the winner of a Pony Breeders
Society sash is not registered with the Society they will be
required to forfeit this award.
Champion Category B Miniature
Reserve Champion Category B Miniature
Class 1079 Welsh Pony & Cob Society Best Lead Rein Supreme Champion Miniature
Pony 128 cm and under
Class 1092 Category B Horse and Junior Youth
To be registered with the Society. To be judged 60% on suitability Handler
& safeness and 40% on conformation and paces. Welsh Pony & Class 1093 Category B Horse and Senior Youth
Cob Society Rosette presented to 1st - 4th place getters. Handler
Registration number to be provided at time of entry.
Class 1094 Multi Colour Horse Category A and B
combined
Miniature Horses Class 1095 Solid Colour Horse Category A and B
combined
Exhibitors in this section may not exhibit in any other "In Hand" Class 1096 Most Attractive Head Category A & B
Section. Horse much be registered with bodies affiliated with the Combined
Royal Agricultural Society. Registration number and Association Class 1097 Best Movement Category A & B Combined
must be stated on entry form. The Miniature Horse section will be
run in accordance with NZMHA Show Rules.
Pleasure Horse
Saturday 7 March 2020
For Horses, Ponies and Riders not entered in any of the Saddle
Outer Arena- starting at 12.30pm Horse/Hunter/Park Hack or Saddle Pony/Hunter sections, or Pony
club section.
Supreme Champion Award winner from this section is eligible to
compete for the Classic Autotrim & Upholstery Supreme Height Certificate/Performance Cards are not required. Riders can
Champion Led Exhibit be any age.
Category A Halter Riders do not have to belong to a Riding Club to enter. Riding Club
uniform or plain dress Riding Jackets to be worn.
Class 1080 Best Presented Category A Horse and
Handler Plaiting Optional. No Double Bridles. No ribbon brow bands.
Class 1081 Youngstock 2 years and under
Class 1082 Mare, 3 years and over Saturday 7 March 2020
Class 1083 Stallion, 3 years and over
Main Arena- starting at 8.30 a.m
Class 1084 Gelding 3 years and over
Class 1098 Best Presented Mount, Rider and Gear
Champion Catergory A Horse Class 1099 Best Type Pleasure Mount up to 158 cm
Reserve Champion Category A Horse (15.2 hands)
Class 1085 Category A Horse and Junior Youth
Handler Class 1100 Best Type Pleasure Mount over 158 cm
Class 1086 Category A Horse and Senior Youth (15.2 hands)
Handler
Class 1101 Ridden Standardbred
Category B Horses entering this class must be able to produce their
Standardbred Registration card to enter this class.
Class 1087 Best Presented Category B Horse and
Handler Class 1102 Best Paced Pleasure Mount
Class 1088 Youngstock 2 years and under
Class 1089 Mare, 3 years and over Class 1103 Best Mannered Pleasure Mount
Class 1090 Stallion, 3 years and over
Class 1091 Gelding 3 years and over Class 1104 Best Rider in Pleasure Horse Section
Supreme Champion Miniature will be judged between the Reserve Champion Pleasure/Utility Mount
Champion Category A and the Champion Category B with the
Champion Pleasure/Utility Mount
12 | P a g eWinners of Best Utility Rider classes to compete for Champion &
Utility Section Reserve Champion Utility Rider. Second placegetter to the
Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for
Entries in the section are not eligible for any other Saturday Reserve Champion.
classes with the exception of Show Jumping, RTR, Unity and Pony
Trot Riders over 12 years of age
All riders to be under 21 years of age on date of show.
Class 1116 Best Presented Utility Mount and Rider
Pony Club uniform to be worn if the combination are Pony Club
members otherwise tidy dress (jersey and tie). Plaiting optional. Class 1117 Best Utility Mount
Saturday 7 March 2020 Winners of Best Utility Mount classes to compete for Champion &
Reserve Champion Utility Mount. Second placegetter to the
Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for
Outer Ring - starting at 8.30am Reserve Champion.
Lead Rein Class 1118 Best Paced Utility Mount
Class 1105 Best Presented Lead Rein Utility Mount Class 1119 Best Mannered Utility Mount
Rider, Handler and Gear Winners of Best Paced & Best Mannered classes to compete for
Champion & Reserve Champion Paced & Mannered Utility Mount.
Second place getter to the Champion to be judged alongside the
Class 1106 Best Lead Rein Utility Mount
remaining winners for Reserve Champion.
Class 1107 Best Paced Utility Mount
Class 1120 Best Rider on a Utility Mount
Class 1108 Best Mannered Utility Mount Winners of Best Utility Rider classes to compete for Champion &
Reserve Champion Utility Rider. Second placegetter to the
Champion Utility Lead Rein Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for
Reserve Champion.
Reserve Champion Utility Lead Rein
Class 1109 Best Utility Lead Rein Rider under 6 years
Champion Paced & Mannered Pony Club Mount
Champion Utility/Pony Club Mount
Class 1110 Best Utility Lead Rein Rider 6 and under 8 Reserve Champion Paced & Mannered Pony Club
years Mount
Reserve Champion Utility/Pony Club Mount
Rider 12 Years and Under Champion Pony Club Rider
Reserve Champion Pony Club Rider
Class 1111 Best Presented Utility Mount Rider and
Gear. Led Horse
Class 1112 Best Utility Mount Saturday 7 March 2020
Winners of Best Utility Mount classes to compete for Champion &
Reserve Champion Utility Mount. Second placegetter to the
Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Outer Ring- starting at 12 Noon
Reserve Champion.
Supreme Champion Award winner from this section is eligible to
Class 1113 Best Paced Utility Horse compete for the Classic Autotrim & Upholstery Supreme
Champion Led Exhibit
Class 1114 Best Mannered Utility Mount
Classic Autotrim Supreme Champion Exhibit - $100
Supreme Champion In Hand Horse
Winners of Best Paced & Best Mannered classes to compete for
Champion & Reserve Champion Paced & Mannered Utility Mount.
Second place getter to the Champion to be judged alongside the The Supreme winner will go through to the judging of the CLASSIS
remaining winners for Reserve Champion. AUTOTRIM AND UPHOLSTERY SUPREME CHAMPION IN HAND
EXHIBIT
Class 1115 Best Rider on a Utility Mount
Class 1121 Best Presented Led Horse and Handler
13 | P a g eClass 1122 Stallion, 4years and over, over 148cm SWPC Trophy for the Supreme Champion Welsh exhibit.
Class 1123 Gelding, 4 years and over, over 148cm NZ Welsh Pony & Cob Society Rosette for Best Welsh Exhibit.
Southland Welsh Pony & Cob Club kindly donate a sash for
Class 1124 Dry Mare, 4 years and over, over 148cm Supreme Champion Partbred Welsh and Supreme Champion
Purebred Welsh
Class 1125 Brood Mare, 4 years and over, over
148cm Supreme Champion Award winner from this section is eligible to
compete for the Classic Autotrim & Upholstery Supreme
(see conditions for Broodmares) Champion Led Exhibit
Champion Adult Led Horse Class 1132 Best Presented Welsh Pony and Handler
Reserve Champion Adult Led Horse
Class 1133 Purebred Stallion 3 years and over
Class 1126 Yearling to mature over 148cm
Class 1134 Purebred Geldings 3 years and over
Class 1127 Two Year Old, to mature over 148cm
Class 1128 Three Year Old, to mature over 148cm Champion Welsh Purebred Male
Reserve Champion Welsh Purebred Male
Champion Led Youngstock Horse
Reserve Champion Led Youngstock Horse Class 1135 Mare 3 years and over visibly in foal or
Supreme Champion Led Horse with foal at foot
Class 1129 Irish Horse Society Class Class 1136 Mare Dry 3 years and over
Champion Purebred Female
Any age, Male or Female. A sash will be provided by the Irish Horse Reserve Champion Purebred Female
Society of New Zealand for this class. Horses to be registered with
the Irish Horse Society of New Zealand and the registration
number must be supplied on the entry form. Class 1137 Young Stock Colt, Filly or Gelding 2 year
old
Class 1130 Coloured Horse, any age, Male or Female
Class 1138 Young Stock Colt, Filly or Gelding Yearling
Class 1131 Standardbred Class
All horses entering this class must be registered and branded Champion Purebred Youngstock
Standardbred horses.
Reserve Champion Purebred Youngstock
Supreme Champion Purebred Welsh
Led Welsh
Class 1139 Part Bred Stallion 3 years and over
This is a Sire rating Show.
Class 1140 Part Bred Gelding 3 years and over
All entries to be registered with the Welsh Pony and Cob Society
of New Zealand Inc. in either the New Zealand Stud Book or New
Zealand Partbred Register and in the case of foals, to be eligible Champion Partbred Male
for registration. Reserve Champion Partbred Male
Registration number to be stated on entry form. Registered Class 1141 Part Bred Mare 3 years and over visibly in
Purebred Welsh Ponies and Cobs must not be plaited in the In
Hand classes unless exhibited in ridden and/or driven classes on
foal or with foal at foot
that day. Youngstock, regardless of sections, must not be plaited.
Entrants are not eligible for the In Hand Pony section. Class 1142 Dry Part Bred Mare 3 years and over
Saturday 7 March 2020 Champion Partbred Female
Outer Ring - starting at 12 noon
Reserve Champion Partbred Female
Trophies for the section:
Class 1143 Part Bred Colt, Filly or Gelding 2 year old
14 | P a g eClass 1153 Pony, 2 years, not exceeding 146cm
Class 1144 Part Bred Colt, Filly or Gelding Yearling
Class 1154 Pony, 3 years, not exceeding 148cm
Champion Partbred Youngstock
Reserve Champion Partbred Youngstock Champion Youngstock
Supreme Champion Partbred Welsh Exhibit Reserve Champion Youngstock
Supreme Champion In Hand Pony
Grand Champion Welsh Exhibit
Grand Champion Welsh will be judged between the Supreme Class 1155 Pony Breeders Society of New Zealand
Purebred and the Supreme Partbred with the winner to go Adult Sash
through to the judging of the SUPREME CHAMPION IN HAND
EXHIBIT
Not exceeding 148cm and must be 4 years and over. No geldings
or dry mares are allowed in this class. Brood mares to comply
Class 1145 Best Head with the Royal Agricultural Society ruling 59. If it is subsequently
found that the winner of a Pony Breeders Society sash is not
Class 1146 Best Movement registered with the Society they will be required to forfeit this
award. The winners of sashes must be able to show the ring
steward their registration certificate before receiving the sash.
Led Pony
Class 1156 Pony Breeders Society of New Zealand
Exhibitors in this section may not exhibit in any other In Hand Youngstock Sash 1, 2 and 3 year olds.
section but may compete in ridden classes.
Foals are not eligible and young stock not to mature over 148cm.
Saturday 7 March 2020 To be registered with the Pony Breeders Society of New Zealand
and registration number to be supplied at time of entry. The
Outer Ring - starting at 12 Noon winners of sashes must be able to show the ring steward their
registration certificate before receiving the sash. If it is
subsequently found that the winner of a Pony Breeders Society
Supreme Champion Award winner from this section is eligible to
sash is not registered with the Society they will be required to
compete for the Classic Autotrim & Upholstery Supreme
forfeit this award.
Champion Led Exhibit
Class 1147 Best Presented Led Pony and Handler Donkeys and Mules- Donkey
Class 1148 Pony Stallion, not exceeding 148cm and Mule Society of NZ
Class 1149 Pony Brood Mare, not exceeding 148cm To be judged according to the Donkey and Mule Society of New
Zealand rules for Showing. All exhibits to be registered with or be
eligible to be registered with the Society.
(see conditions for Brood Mares)
Saturday 7 March 2020
Champion Adult Led Pony
Reserve Champion Adult Led Pony Donkey Area (Outer Ring) - starting at 10.30 a.m
Class 1150 Dry Mare, 4 years and over, not exceeding Trophies for section
148cm
The Tatham Perpetual Trophy for the exhibitor gaining the most
points
Class 1151 Gelding, 4 years and over, not exceeding
148cm
(To be judged from the winners of classes xxx and xxx. Second
Class 1157 Best Presented Donkey and Handler and
placed to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining Gear
winners for Reserve Champion)
(Donkey 50% Gear 25% Handler 25%)
Champion Dry Mare or Gelding
Reserve Champion Dry Mare or Gelding Class 1158 Novice Donkey
Donkey not to have won more than first prizes in an In-Hand class
as at the day of the show
Class 1152 Pony Yearling, not exceeding 140cm
Class 1159 Jack, Jenny or Gelding up to 12 months
15 | P a g eYou can also read
