BARE Equestrian 2019 Equestrian NSW Southern Cross Show Horse Spectacular

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2 CONDITIONS OF ENTRY The event is to be run under EA rules in so far as they are applicable to this event and shall include any other rules formulated by the organising committee. We strongly recommend that all competitors obtain a copy of the relevant EA Rules through the ENSW website It is a condition of entry to all EA Show Horse events that the owners and exhibitors are familiar with and abide by the EA Show Horse Rules, ENSW Show Horse Rules and rules that may be introduced by the ENSW Show Horse Committee. These Rules are to be read in conjunction with the EA Disciplinary By-Laws, Member Protection Policy and Medication Control Policy. They will be reviewed from time to time, and updated as necessary. Ignorance of the rules will not be accepted as an excuse for any breach of the rules. The appointment of a Steward or other Official whether or not provided for in these rules, does not absolve the competitor from such responsibility. Making an entry to an event under the control of Equestrian New South Wales constitutes implicit acceptance of the EA and ENSW Show Horse rules. The onus is on the competitor to ensure the understanding of rules and regulations regarding competition. MEMBERSHIP & HORSE REGISTRATION All owners, riders and horses must be currently registered and financial with Equestrian Australia. Horses must be registered with the Equestrian Australia and owned or leased by a financial member. A Competitor/Exhibitor shall not exhibit under a Judge when his exhibit is ineligible. If a Judge knowingly permits an ineligible exhibit to compete, the Judge, the Exhibitor and the Competitor may be held in breach of the rules. AGE OF RIDERS Riders may only compete in the class for which they are eligible. Age is as at 1 January EA SHOW HORSE RULES Conflict of Interest A Competitor may not exhibit before a judge if within the period of six months prior to the date of competition: the Competitor is a member of the Judge s family the Competitor has represented the Judge or competed on a horse owned by the judge the horse or any horse was owned or leased by: the Judge; any member of the Judge s family; the Judge s employer, employee or business partner. the Judge or his business partner provided privately arranged tuition to the horse or competitor(not including group clinics) the Competitor has given privately arranged tuition to the Judge or trained or prepared a horse owned or leased by the Judge, (not including group clinics) the Competitor is employed, has been employed by or has been a business partner of the Judge In addition to the above bullet points a competitor may not exhibit before a judge if he or his family has provided private accommodation for the Judge within a 3 month period prior to or during the event. A Judge or his family shall not visit neither the competitors nor the competitors horses, nor inspect or discuss any horse entered in the event for the duration of the show, except as required for judging and where permitted by rule below. No person shall approach a Judge for the duration of the event unless they first obtain permission from the Ring Master or Ring Steward. A competitor seeking the opinion of a Judge must do so under the supervision of a Steward.

3 PROTESTS PERTAINING TO THE APPLICATION OF COMPETITION RULES & CONDITIONS OF ENTRY Protests may be lodged against any person or body involved in any capacity in an Event or otherwise subject to the jurisdiction of EA including for failure to observe the Constitution and By-Laws, Regulations or Rules or violation of the common principles of behavior, fairness, or accepted standards of sportsmanship, whether occurring during or in connection with an EA event or at any other time. Protests must be in writing, signed by the authorised person making the protest, and presented personally to the President of the Ground Jury, together with any supporting evidence, names of witnesses and the sum of $100 (which is non refundable). The Ground Jury will determine the protest and call such evidence as they see fit. Notwithstanding any provision to the contrary, protests against any of the following matters may only be lodged with the Ground Jury and within the following time limits: 1. Protests concerning the eligibility of a competitor or horse or to the conditions of the arena: not later than 30 minutes before the start of the relevant competition; 2. Protests concerning irregularities or incidents during a competition, or the classification of a competition: not later than 60 minutes after the posting of the results. PROTESTS AGAINST HEIGHT MEASUREMENT Any person/individual or state branch has a right to protest the height of a horse and can lodge a protest in accordance with EA National Show Horse Rules 1.5 (accompanied by a $500 administration fee) for re-measurement of the protested horse. For the horse to be remeasured, it must be remeasured in accordance with the EA Measuring Rules, within 60 days of the protest and at a time mutually agreed upon. It is also a requirement that 2 Official EA Measurers be in attendance along with an EA official as an observer. One measurer must not have measured the horse for its current height certificate. A maximum of one protest per horse annually, with any 2nd or subsequent protest about the horse, will only be allowed at the discretion of the EA/Branch Show Horse Sport Committee. Horses that are not remeasured within 60 days of the protest date are ineligible to compete at EA events until remeasuring occurs. A horse that has a protest lodged against it is ineligible to compete at any EA State Horse of the Year Show and/or the EA Australasian Show Horse and Rider Championships until remeasuring occurred. COMPLAINTS re ABUSE OF HORSES, COMPETITORS, OFFICIALS Complaints relating to anything occurring during an event, except any matter which can be or could have been the subject of a protest, may be lodged against, and by, any person or body involved in any capacity at an event The subject of a complaint may include failing to observe EA rules or may include any contravention of the common principles of behaviour, fairness and accepted standards of sportsmanship as outlined in the EA Codes of Conduct, including such matters as the welfare of the horse, treatment by officials and behavior which is detrimental to the character and/or prejudicial to the interests of the sport and EA. Mistreatment of a horse, a competitor or an official should be reported immediately to the Ground Jury who will take appropriate action on the day and will, if deemed necessary, refer the matter to the EA State Branch CEO of the relevant EA State Branch in accordance with EA Disciplinary By-Laws. Where the matter cannot be, or is not, dealt with by the Ground Jury or other appropriate Event Officials at the event, the complaint must be lodged in writing to the EA State Branch CEO of the relevant EA State Branch within fourteen (14) days of the occurrence in accordance with EA Disciplinary By-Laws.

4 HEIGHT CERTIFICATES All Horses must hold a current EA Height Certificate and be able to produce this if requested to compete at any EA event including State and Australasian HOTY Events. Any Horse competing at this show must hold and be shown in accordance with the height recorded on its current EA Height Certificate. Any Horse not in possession of a current EA Height Certificate, will be required to be measured for issue of an EA Height Certificate, prior to the horse competing at this show and the horse shall compete according the height so measured All HEIGHT certificates are valid for a stated period. Competitors shall carry their Performance Cards (in States where they are issued), EA Height Certificates and EA Membership Card at all affiliated shows and make them available for inspection upon request. SWABBING Drug testing of horses (swabbing) will occur in accordance with the EA National Medical Control Policy and the Equine Anti-Doping and Medical Control rules. Full rule details are available at Equestrian Australia has adopted the anti-doping policy of the Australian Sports Anti-Doping Authority Stimulating or calming drugs in any shape or form are forbidden Inquiries pertaining to legality of medication and substances should be made directly to the Australian Sports Anti-Doping Authority on or A full list of prohibited substances can be viewed at RIDER FALL In the event of a fall by horse or competitor, it will be the decision of the Judge or Ground Jury, or if there is no Ground Jury, a representative of the organising committee, (informed if necessary by a doctor or medical officer in the case of a rider or a vet or horse welfare officer in the case of a horse), as to whether the rider or horse can continue to compete. Riders must be mounted on entering and leaving the arena on penalty of elimination. If during a workout, or on the circle there is a fall of horse and/or rider it will entail elimination from that class. If a horse leaves the workout area, other than at the direction of a judge or official, it will entail elimination from that class. The Judge has the power to eliminate a horse or rider if it is deemed by the judge to be erratic and unruly. APPROVED SAFETY HELMETS Approved Safety helmets must be worn at all times when riding. The retaining harness must be secured and fastened at all times. Riders without approved headgear shall be ineligible to compete until rectified. Protective headgear must conform with one of the current approved safety standards: Current Australian standard AS/NZS 3838 (2006 onwards) provided they are SAI Global marked New Australian standard ARB HS 2012 provided they are SAI Global marked. Current American standards ASTM F1163 (2004a or 04a onwards) provided they are SEI marked, or SNELL E2001. Current British standard PAS 015 (1998 or 2011) provided they are BSI Kitemarked. Interim European Standard VG1 (01.040: ) with or without BSI Kitemark. BSI Kitemarked: SAI Global marked: SEI marked: For safety reasons, at all times when riding at an event all riders must wear suitable riding boots with a heel and little or no tread.

5 ENTRIES The Exhibitor shall ensure that horse and Competitor are entered and shown only in the correct classes in which they have qualified to compete, and that the horse is entered and shown under its full EA registered name. Riders should be declared at the time of entries and riders must be current Competitor or Show Horse (where applicable in home state) members. Any changes must be notified prior to the horse competing. Entrants are required to advise the show at which they qualified for the class at time of entry. The Judge s decision shall be final. COPIES OF REGISTRATIONS AND PROOF OF MEMBERSHIP Copies of height certificates, registration papers and proof of membership must be made available if requested. ADDITIONAL RULES The committee reserves the right to accept or reject entries. By lodging entries, exhibitors agree to be bound by these terms and conditions. CLOSE OF ENTRIES Entries close at midnight Sunday 10 th March All fees must be paid at the time of entry via Entries after closing date attract a $50 fee per horse and will only be permitted if numbers allow entries to be extended REFUND POLICY Entry fees will not be refunded after the close of entries. Scratching s prior to the close of entries will incur a $50 administration fee and must be in writing prior to the close of entry. In the event of a horse or rider being unfit to compete, a medical or vet certificate must be received by the office within 72 hours prior to the event and any refund will be at the discretion of the organising committee. There will be no further discussion after the decision has been made and given in writing. Certificates can be scanned and ed to showhorsensw@ensw.org.au or posted to Equestrian NSW Show Horse Committee, C/- ENSW, PO Box 7077, Wetherill Park BC NSW 2164 ACCEPTANCES Confirmation and a receipt of your entries will be ed back to you via nominate immediately after payment. If there are any errors or if you do not receive confirmation of your entries, competitors must notify the Committee by within one (1) week after the closing date of entries. The onus is on the competitor to ensure they have been entered correctly, please make sure you use a current valid address with your entries. PRESENTATIONS AND PRIZES Presentations will take place at the completion of each class/competition and participation is compulsory. All Prizes must be collected on the day, if they are not collected; you therefore forfeit your prize. EVENT OFFICE The event office will be open from 1pm Thursday 11 th April COMPETITOR NOTICE BOARD All official notices, arena practice times etc will be displayed on the Notice Board at the Event Office, competitors are asked to check regularly. Practice times are not to be used for working down horses, but rather to familiarise them with the competition venue. There are several arenas that will be available to exercise horses.

6 JUDGING Classes to be judged by 3 judges, both Australian and English, with the horses being scored on the 1-10 scoring system. Scores will be displayed at the completion of each class. WORKOUTS All Show Horse, Show Hunter and Childs/Junior classes (including Leading Rein and Rider classes) will have a set workout that will be included in the show catalogue. SADDLERY & EQUIPMENT The Organising committee will issue breastplate numbers, please bring a suitable holder. Any gear that is considered detrimental to the welfare of the horse will not be allowed. QUALIFIERS Winners,runners up and third placegetters of the qualifying classes held at qualifying shows throughout Australia. Champion and Reserve Champion of classes at the 2018 Southern Cross Spectacular are also eligible. NEWCOMER Horses competing in the Newcomer classes must not have competed under saddle at any show prior to 1st January 2018 and must have placed first, second or third in their corresponding class at a qualifying show. OWNER/RIDER Horses must be owned and registered in the name of the competitor or an immediate family member (mother, father, brother, sister, grandmother, grandfather). Leased horses are ineligible for this event. CHILDS/ JUNIOR A person who is under eighteen (18) years of age. Age determined as 1 January each calendar year. OPEN OR HUNTER Horses are to be shown as either Show Horse or Show Hunter (not both). RESPONSIBILITY OF THE COMMITTEE It is the policy of the Committee to see that all due care is taken during the Show, however the Committee shall not be liable to any person in the case of loss or damage by reason of any defect, accident, negligence or neglect however arising. ASSEMBLY IN THE MARSHALLING AREA Exhibitors should have their horses in the Marshalling Area not later than 10 minutes prior to the start of the event. Any exhibitors not present with his or her horse at the time of the commencement of the event and may miss their event. No refunds will be given for any missed events. Horses compete in allocated catalogue number order. Exceptions to this may be made if approved by relevant official. GENERAL INFORMATION Indemnity: Riders and/or owners whose entries have been accepted, undertake to indemnify the Committee against all claims, losses, suits and damages made against or suffered by the Committee by reason of any negligent act or omission on the part of any riders, trainers or attendants whilst they are attending, riding or otherwise handling a horse, and agree that any act or omission on the part of such riders or attendants found in any action against the Committee to be negligent, shall be deemed to have been negligent for the purpose of any claim under this indemnity. Riders are required to sign the declaration form included in the entry section. Neither Equestrian NSW, nor the Organising Committee or their appointed officials accept any liability for any accident, theft or illness to horses, riders, grooms or any person or property whatsoever. ACCOMMODATION Competitors staying at the venue must pay the camping or cabin hire fees at the time of entry. There are a limited number of cabins and it will be a first in best dressed policy.

7 SHOW TIMES SHOW OFFICE THE SHOW OFFICE WILL BE OPEN THE FOLLOWING TIMES THURSDAY 11th 1:00pm to 5:00pm FRIDAY 12th 7:00am to 6:00pm SATURDAY 13th 7:00am to 6:00pm SUNDAY 14th 7:00am to 4:00pm MEASURING MEASURING WILL TAKE PLACE DURING THE FOLLOWING TIMES THURSDAY 11th FRIDAY 12th SATURDAY 13th SUNDAY 14th 3:00pm to 5:30pm 6.30am to 9:00am 4:00pm to 5:00pm 6:30am to 9:00am 4:00pm to 5:00pm 7:00am to 9:00am STABLING ACCESS TO STABLES BY STABLE WARDEN WILL BE GRANTED DURING THE FOLLOWING TIMES WEDNESDAY 10 TH THURSDAY 11th FRIDAY 12th SATURDAY 13th SUNDAY 14th 10.00AM TO 5.00PM 10:00am to 5:00pm 7:30am to 5.30pm 7:30am to 5.30pm 7:30am to 5.30pm COMPETITORS STAYING ON FOR DIRECT BUMP IN TO SYDNEY ROYAL MAY BOOK EXTRA DAYS. STABLES MUST BE VACATED BY 8AM TUESDAY. ARENA ACCESS ACCESS GRANTED DURING FOLLOWING TIMES FRIDAY MORNING 6.00am to 7.00am SATURDAY MORNING 6:00am to 7:00am SUNDAY MORNING 6:00am to 7:00am FURTHER TIMES MAY BE ALLOCATED FOLLOWING THE TIMETABLING OF EVENTS A STABLING BOND OF $80 PER STABLE WILL BE CHARGED WITH ENTRIES WHEN STABLE IS PASSED AS CLEAN THE BOND WILL BE REFUNDED AFTER THE EVENT VIA NOMINATE *Competitors wishing to remain stabled at SIEC from Grand National through to Southern Cross are required for INSURANCE purposes to enter a class at the National Pony of the Year Show so as to remain on the grounds and to continue to use the facilities whilst the NPOTY is running.

8 Friday 12th April 2019 Olympic Arena 8am start classes to be timetabled after close of entry may not be in this order Judges: Mr Leon King (UK), Mrs Libby Cooke (UK), Mrs Fiona Fehlberg (TAS), Mr Dean Matthews(VIC) Classes to be judged by 3 judges on the 3 judge scoring system RIDDEN OPEN NEWCOMER CLASSES Champion in each section to compete for the Grand Champion Open Newcomer All horses to receive a workout Class 101: The RAFFERTY RUGS Champion Newcomer Open Ridden Pony ne 14h Winner to receive cotton rug, V Sash Garland, Reserve Champion Rug, Sash, 3 rd place sash Class 102: The MANUEL EQUINE TRANSPORT Champion Newcomer Open Ridden Galloway over 14h ne 15h Winner to receive cotton rug, V Sash Garland, Reserve Champion Rug, Sash, 3 rd place sash Class 103: The RJ CLARKE FARM FENCING & RURAL FENCING Newcomer Open Ridden Hack over 15h Winner to receive cotton rug, V Sash Garland, Reserve Champion Rug, Sash, 3 rd place sash The MCKENZIE FAMILY Grand Champion Ridden Open Newcomer Winner to receive $1000, rug, sash and garland kindly sponsored by THE MCKENZIE FAMILY Winners from classes 101,102, 103 eligible RIDDEN SHOW HUNTER NEWCOMER CLASSES Champion in each section to compete for the Grand Champion Show Hunter Newcomer All horses to receive a workout Class 104: The AUSTRALIAN EQUINE NETWORK Champion Newcomer Ridden Show Hunter Pony ne 14h Winner to receive cotton rug, V Sash Garland, Reserve Champion Sash, 3 rd place sash Class 105: The MANUEL HORSE TRANSPORT Champion Ridden Newcomer Show Hunter Galloway over 14h ne 15h Winner to receive cotton rug, V Sash Garland, Reserve Champion Sash, 3 rd place sash Class 106: The EDWARDS FAMILY Champion Ridden Newcomer Show Hunter Hack over 15h Winner to receive cotton rug, V Sash Garland, Reserve Champion Sash, 3 rd place sash The J&R EQUESTRIAN Grand Champion Ridden Show Hunter Newcomer Winner to receive $1000, rug, sash and garland kindly sponsored by J&R EQUESTRIAN Winners from Classes 104,105,106 eligible

9 Friday 12 th April 2018 Olympic Arena 8am start classes to be timetabled after close of entry may not be in this order Judges: Mr Leon King (UK), Mrs Libby Cooke (UK) Mrs Fiona Fehlberg (TAS), Mr Dean Matthews (VIC) Classes to be judged by 3 judges on the 3 judge scoring system OWNER/RIDER CLASSES Champion from each class eligible to compete for the Grand Champion Owner/ Rider to be held Saturday evening Class 107: THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY OWNER/RIDER SMALL SHOW HUNTER PONY ne 12h Class 108: THE TAMARISQUE PARK OWNER/RIDER SMALL OPEN PONY ne 12h Class 109: THE DURAL STOCKFEEDS OWNER/RIDER MEDIUM SHOW HUNTER PONY over 12h ne 13h Class 110: THE EQUISSENTIALS OWNER/RIDER MEDIUM OPEN PONY over 12h ne 13h Class 111: THE GLENDON BRAE HOMES OWNER/RIDER LARGE SHOW HUNTER PONY over 13h ne 14h Class 112: THE HF RICHARDSON REAL ESTATE & LIVESTOCK OWNER/RIDER LARGE OPEN PONY over 13h ne 14h Class 113: THE M.LABAHN & ASSOCIATES OWNER/RIDER SMALL SHOW HUNTER GALLOWAY over 14hh ne 14.2hh Class 114: THE DAISY PATCH STUD OWNER/RIDER SMALL OPEN GALLOWAY over 14h ne 14.2h Class 115: THE GLENDON BRAE HOMES OWNER/RIDER LARGE SHOW HUNTER GALLOWAY over 14.2h ne 15h Class 116: THE O CONNOR FAMILY OWNER/RIDER LARGE OPEN GALLOWAY over 14.2h ne 15h Class 117: THE STAFFORD FAMILY OWNER/RIDER SMALL SHOW HUNTER HACK over 15hh ne 16h Class 118: THE STEPHEN MCCLINTOCK VETERINARIAN OWNER/RIDER SMALL OPEN HACK over 15h ne 16h Class 119: THE DIAMOND DELUXE HORSEWEAR OWNER/RIDER LARGE SHOW HUNTER HACK over 16h Class 120: THE PREMIUM AIR CONDITIONING OWNER/RIDER LARGE OPEN HACK over 16h

10 THOROUGHBRED CLASSIC - OFF THE TRACK JUDGES: Miss Libby Hopwood, Miss Shari Smith, TBA This section proudly sponsored by INGLIS, GAI WATERHOUSE/ADRIAN BOLT RACING, CLUB MENANGLE, RANDLAB All Joints, WYONG Race Club, C&B HALL, LYNDHURST STUD, Class 121: Champion New Stars Thoroughbred Classic Class - Off the Track registered Thoroughbred For horses who have not been shown for more than 3 years (2017, 2018, 2019) Champion to receive $1000, rug, garland & sash, Reserve Champion $500 Rug & Sash, 3 rd Place, $250 Sash, 4 TH Place $150 Sash, 5 th Place $100 Sash *PLEASE NOTE: class 121 is open to all registered thoroughbreds who have raced or barrier trialed. 2017, 2018 horses must have qualified for any section of the 2019 BARE EQUESTRIAN Newcomer thoroughbreds are invited to enter, however must be registered EA and owner a financial EA member. Class 122: Champion All Stars Thoroughbred Classic Class - Off the Track registered Thoroughbred For horse who have been showing 2016 and prior Champion to receive $1000, rug, garland & sash, Reserve Champion $500 Rug & Sash, 3 rd Place $250 Sash, 4 th Place $150 Sash, 5 th Place $100 Sash *PLEASE NOTE: class 122: this class is open to all registered thoroughbreds who have raced or barrier trialed and have qualified for any section for the 2019 BARE EQUESTRIAN.

11 Saturday 13 th April 2018 Olympic Arena 8am start - classes to be timetabled after close of entry may not be in this order Judges: Mr Leon King (UK), Mrs Libby Cooke (UK) Mrs Fiona Fehlberg (TAS), Mr Dean Matthews(VIC) Classes to be judged by 3 judges on the 3 judge scoring system OPEN SHOW HORSES Champion from each section eligible for The JUST NEIGH & CBC TRAVEL Grand Champion Open Horse Class 123: THE EQUESTRIAN NSW OPEN LEADING REIN PONY NE 12h- rider 5yrs &u 8yrs All competitors to receive a prize bag kindly donated by Horseland Narellan Class 124: THE CONCEPTION GARLANDS OPEN SMALL PONY NE 12h (rider 14yrs & under) Class 125: THE WIDEACRE STUD OPEN MEDIUM PONY over 12h ne 13h Class 126: THE NSW RIDING PONY SOCIETY OPEN LARGE PONY over 13h ne 14h Class 127: THE DURAL STOCKFEEDS OPEN SMALL GALLOWAY over 14h ne 14.2h Class 128: THE WALFAM INVESTMENTS OPEN LARGE GALLOWAY OVER 14.2h ne 15h Class 129: THE WHITMERE STUD OPEN SMALL HACK OVER 15h ne 16h Class 130: THE VILLA PARK EQUINE NZ OPEN LARGE HACK OVER 16h SHOW HUNTER HORSES Champion from each section eligible for The PAUL AUSTIN EQUITATION & JAMALA WILDLIFE LODGE Grand Champion Show Hunter Horse Class 131: THE KK EQUESTRIAN LEADING REIN SHOW HUNTER PONY NE 12h (Rider 5yrs & under 8yrs), All competitors to receive a prize bag kindly donated by Horseland Narellan Class 132: THE RAFFERTY RUGS SMALL SHOW HUNTER PONY NE 12h (rider 14 yrs & under) Class 133: THE DEAMER TRANSPORT MEDIUM SHOW HUNTER PONY over 12h ne 13h Class 134: THE SJM EQUINE LARGE SHOW HUNTER PONY over 13h ne 14h Class 135: THE JACKSON LANDSCAPE SUPPLIES SMALL SHOW HUNTER GALLOWAY over 14h ne 14.2h

12 Class 136: THE SYDNEY SOLVENTS LARGE SHOW HUNTER GALLOWAY OVER 14.2h ne 15h Class 137: THE FIBER FRESH SMALL SHOW HUNTER HACK OVER 15h ne 16h Class 138: THE RANVET LARGE SHOW HUNTER HACK OVER 16hh ADULT RIDING CLASSES Champion from each class eligible for The CERRONE JEWELLERS Grand Champion Adult Rider Class 139: THE TRAILRACE ADULT RIDER 18-25YRS Champion to receive $300 Clothing Pack, rug, Arm garland & Rosette, Reserve Champion Rug & Rosette, 3 rd Place Rosette Class 140: THE EVERYTHING SHOW HORSE ADULT RIDER over 25YRS Champion to receive $300 Clothing Pack, rug, Arm garland & Rosette, Reserve Champion Rug & Rosette, 3 rd Place Rosette Class 141: 2018 NSW/ACT Series OFF THE TRACK FINAL To be held on Saturday 13 th APRIL 2019

13 SATURDAY EVENING PROGRAM THE PAUL AUSTIN EQUITATION & JAMALA WILDLIFE LODGE GRAND CHAMPION RIDDEN SHOW HUNTER Winner receives $1000 cash kindly donated by Paul Austin Equitation & The Jamala Wildlife Lodge Holiday THE CERRONE JEWELLERS GRAND CHAMPION RIDER OVER 18 YEARS Winner to receive a diamond embossed horseshoe necklace. RUNNER UP receives a PEARL NECKLACE kindly donated by BEADS ON PARADE THE CBC TRAVEL & CLUB MENANGLE GRAND CHAMPION OPEN HORSE Winner receives $1000 CBC Travel Voucher kindly donated by CBC Travel and $1000 Cash kindly donated by Club Menangle THE EQUESTRIAN NSW GRAND CHAMPION OWNER/RIDER Winner to receive a Trip to the UK sponsored by Equestrian NSW Runner UP GRAND CHAMPION OWNER/RIDER To receive a $500 DQ Saddlery Voucher kindly donated by DQ SADDLERY All Grand Champion Finalists in the Owner/Rider, Grand Champion Open Horse & Grand Champion Show Hunter will receive a product gift bag kindly sponsored by GT PERFORMER, KELATO & CHAMPION TAILS

14 Sunday 14th April 2019 Olympic Arena 8am start - classes to be timetabled after close of entry may not be in this order Judges: Mr Leon King (UK), Mrs Libby Cooke (UK), Mrs Fiona Fehlberg (TAS), Mr Dean Matthews(VIC) Classes to be judged by 3 judges on the 3 judge scoring system CHILD'S/JUNIOR PROGRAM Class 142: THE SKINNER HAULAGE CHILDS/JUNIOR OPEN SMALL PONY NE 12h (rider 14yrs & under) Class 143: THE CBC CONSTRUCTIONS CHILDS/JUNIOR OPEN MEDIUM PONY over 12h ne 13h Class 144: THE POIDEVIN FAMILY CHILDS/JUNIOR OPEN LARGE PONY over 13h ne 14h Class 145: THE MCCANN FAMILY CHILDS/JUNIOR OPEN SMALL GALLOWAY over 14h ne 14.2h Class 146: THE MOORE PARK STABLES CHILDS/JUNIOR OPEN LARGE GALLOWAY OVER 14.2h ne 15h Class 147: THE NATURES FARMACY CHILDS/JUNIOR OPEN SMALL HACK OVER 15h ne 16h Class 148: THE BRIAN SCHOLES CHILDS/JUNIOR OPEN LARGE HACK OVER 16h Class 149: THE GLENDON BRAE HOMES CHILDS/JUNIOR SMALL SHOW HUNTER PONY NE 12h (rider 14yrs & under) Class 150: THE GORST RURALCHILDS/JUNIOR MEDIUM SHOW HUNTER PONY over 12h ne 13h Class 151: THE LITTLE GRACE PHOTOGRAPHY CHILDS/JUNIOR LARGE SHOW HUNTER PONY over 13h ne 14h Class 152: THE MARDLING & MURRAY FAMILY CHILDS/JUNIOR SMALL SHOW HUNTER GALLOWAY over 14h ne 14.2h Class 153: THE CALLUS FAMILY CHILDS/JUNIOR LARGE SHOW HUNTER GALLOWAY OVER 14.2h ne 15h Class 154: THE ROMSEY PARK CHILDS/JUNIOR SMALL SHOW HUNTER HACK OVER 15h ne 16h

15 Class 155: THE M.LABAHN & ASSOCIATES CHILDS/JUNIOR LARGE SHOW HUNTER HACK OVER 16h Class 156: THE PAVIA FAMILY FIRST RIDDEN OPEN PONY ne 12.2h (Rider 5yrs & under 12 years) Champion to receive Prize, rug, V Sash Garland, Reserve Champion Rug & Sash, 3 rd Place Sash Class 157: THE EQUESTRIAN NSW FIRST RIDDEN SHOW HUNTER PONY ne 12.2h (Rider 5yrs & under 12 years) Champion to receive Prize, rug, V Sash Garland, Reserve Champion Rug & Sash, 3 rd Place Sash Class 158: THE EQUESTRIAN NSW RIDDEN SHETLAND Champion to receive woolen rug kindly donated by CHEVAL RUGS, Prize, V Sash Garland, Reserve Champion Rug & Sash, 3 rd Place Sash JUNIOR RIDING CLASSES Champion from each class eligible for The JUST NEIGH Grand Champion Junior Rider u 12yrs (classes 160 & 162) and the JUST NEIGH Grand Champion rider 12yrs and u 18years (classes 157 & 158) Class 159: THE CHC STABLES RIDER 15, 16, 17 YEARS Champion to receive $300 Clothing Pack, rug, arm garland & rosette Reserve Champion Rug & Rosette, 3 rd Place Rosette Class 160: THE PARRAMATTA MOTOR GROUP RIDER 12, 13, 14 YEARS Champion to receive $300 Clothing Pack, rug, arm garland & rosette Reserve Champion Rug & Rosette, 3 rd Place Rosette Class 161: THE PARRAMATTA MOTOR GROUP RIDER 9 YRS U 12YEARS Champion to receive $300 Clothing Pack, rug, arm garland & rosette Reserve Champion Rug & Rosette, 3 rd Place Rosette Class 162: THE PARRAMATTA MOTOR GROUP RIDER 6 YRS U 9 YEARS Champion to receive $300 Clothing Pack, rug, arm garland & rosette Reserve Champion Rug & Rosette, 3 rd Place Rosette

16 SUNDAY AFTERNOON PROGRAM THE JUST NEIGH GRAND CHAMPION JUNIOR RIDER UNDER 12YRS Winner to receive a custom made riding coat kindly donated by JUST NEIGH RUNNER UP to receive a handmade hacking cane kindly donated by STARLIGHT BROWBANDS THE JUST NEIGH GRAND CHAMPION RIDER 12YRS & U18 YEARS Winner to receive a custom made riding coat kindly donated by JUST NEIGH RUNNER UP to receive a handmade hacking cane kindly donated by STARLIGHT BROWBANDS THE WILLAWARRAH COUNTRY MOTEL GRAND CHAMPION CHILD'S/JUNIOR OPEN HORSE Winner to receive $500 kindly donated by WARIWILLA COUNTRY MOTEL THE FOWLER FAMILY GRAND CHAMPION CHILD'S/JUNIOR SHOW HUNTER HORSE Winner to receive $500 kindly donated by THE FOWLER FAMILY

17 ENTRY FEES Entries close midnight 10 th MARCH 2019 All BARE EQUESTRIAN Southern Cross Show Horse Championships Classes 2018 NSW/ACT Series off The Track Final $60.00 Administration fee inc catalogue, breastplate $40.00 Swabbing levy per horse $10.00 Volunteer levy $5.00 $85.00 per class Day Stay fee (all horses not stabled) Stabling $35.00 Bond per stable/tackroom (refunded when clean) $80.00 Tack Rooms will only be available if not required as stables Shavings (15/16kg bales recommend 7 minimum) additional shavings can be purchased from Thursday pm Powered Camp Sites Cabins (2 single beds, locker, heater bedding not supplied) $11.00 per day $35.00 $15.00 per bale $30.00 per night $50.00 per night Are you competing at SHC Grand Nationals and wishing to stay on at SIEC? Competitors wishing to remain stabled at SIEC from Grand National through to Southern Cross are required for INSURANCE purposes to enter a class at the National Pony of the Year Show so as to remain on the grounds and to continue to use the facilities whilst the NPOTY show is running. Are you competing at Sydney Royal? Those competitors who wish to extend their stay in order to bump in to Sydney Royal may book extra nights however must vacate the stable by 8am Tuesday 16 th April.