70th Annual Show (Member of the Irish Shows Association) Sunday July 1st 2018 At Dromleena Lawn, Dunmanway

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1 70th Annual Show (Member of the Irish Shows Association) Sunday July 1st 2018 At Dromleena Lawn, Dunmanway Entries To Be Sent To: Mrs. Kitty Cotter (Secretary) c/o Carbery Veterinary Clinic Dunmanway, Co. Cork Online Entries Also Available! See: Tel No.: (023) (evenings) or (086) Show office can also be contacted from June 1st on (085) Web: Entries Close: Monday 18th June 2018

2 SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS INCLUDE Horse Sport Ireland All Ireland Young Show Person Championship Kindly sponsored by Horse Sport Ireland Broodmare Championship kindly sponsored by Murray Bros. Tarmacadam Ltd. in association with Dunmanway Agricultural Show Ltd The All-Ireland EBI Cow Championship kindly sponsored by Carbery Milk Products, Ballineen The All Ireland EBI Calf Championship sponsored by Munster AI Services Munster Pedigree Beef Bull Championship sponsored by Lehane & Associates Auctioneers, Dunmanway The Munster Young Handlers Championship - Beef sponsored by Collins Bros. Victuallers & The O Donovan Family Gortnamuckla The Munster Young Handlers Championship - Dairy sponsored by Carbery Group and Dunmanway Agricultural Society All Ireland Hogget Ewe Championship with 500 in Prizes Entries accompanied by Entry Fee to Mrs. Kitty Cotter (Secretary) C/o Carbery Veterinary Clinic Bridge Street, Dunmanway Tel: (086) secretary@dunmanwayshow.com Show Office can also be contacted from June 1st on (085) Entries close on Monday June 18th 2018 All entries to be accompanied by full entry fee. NO LATE ENTRIES ACCEPTED N.B. Equine Premises Registration It is now be a legal requirement that any premises where an equine is kept must be registered with the Department of Agriculture. This is compulsory, so please make yourself familiar with the new guidelines. Premises No., must be forwarded with entry. See: 2

3 Please Read Carefully Rules and Regulations Prospective exhibitors are requested to read the following rules carefully and not enter any exhibit unless they are willing to comply fully with the rules and regulations of the show. 1. Exhibits of Horticulture, Cookery, Needlework, Handicrafts and art will be judged at 4:00pm on Saturday (day before the show). Exhibitors please note all entries in these classes must be in place by 3:30pm on Saturday and cannot be removed before 5:00pm on Sunday. Exhibitors must produce their Official Removal Card to the Stewards in charge of the various sections. 2. No entries will be accepted after the stipulated closing date. 3. Entries must be accompanied by the Full Amount of the Entry Fee (Cheques, Money Orders, Postal Orders to be made payable to Dunmanway Agricultural Society Ltd.) and must have all necessary details and information. 4. A person entering an Exhibit and failing to send same for exhibition shall forfeit the entry fee. 5. Exhibitors are reminded that whilst every precaution will be taken to ensure the safety of exhibits, the Society will not be responsible for any loss or damage, nor will the Society be accountable for any accident that may occur to any person attending the show, be they visitor, exhibitor or otherwise. 6. Exhibitors accept that the Judges decision is FINAL in all cases. ANY abuse/harassment of Judges/ Stewards/Officials will not be tolerated. Where a dispute arises, the matter will be dealt with under Rule 7 and in accordance with the Irish Shows Association disciplinary procedures. 7. Objections in any class MUST be lodged in writing with the Secretary before 4:00pm on Show Day. All objections must be accompanied by a fee of 20.00, which will be forfeited if the objection is not upheld. 8. No prize awarded unless 2 compete; no 2nd prize awarded unless 3 compete and no 3rd prize unless 5 compete. This rule will be waived should the Judge consider there is special merit and record same in their book at the time of judging. 9. The Society reserves the right of refusing entries, varying prize lists and arrangements, or removing any animal or other exhibit, at any time during the Show, and shall in no way be liable for any claim for compensation arising out of the holding of, or the abandonment or alteration of the date of the Show. 10. Should any objection be made to any successful animal in a class on the grounds of height, the Stewards of the class shall have the animal examined by the Society s Veterinary Surgeon, whose decision shall be final. 11. The pony section will be run under the Irish Pony Society Rules. 12. A parade of prize winners horses and cattle will take place if possible and if an animal is absent from this parade, the exhibitor in question will be liable to forfeit the prize or prizes awarded to the animal in the absence of an adequate explanation. 13. First Prize winners in Horse, Pony and Cattle classes are debarred from further competition, except where otherwise stated. Winners of qualifiers may compete in other classes. 14. Refreshments will be supplied on the grounds. 15. The Prize List is issued subject to the General Rules and Conditions of the Society. 16. The Society has the option of cancelling or amalgamating any class where less than three entries have been received. 17. Young Horse Championship: Winners of Thoroughbred Young Stock class are not eligible to compete for this championship. 18. Animals entered to compete in the Irish Draught Mare classes must have an R.I.D. number and an I.H.R. number or equivalent. 19. All foals must be led at this show. 20. All entries in Horse classes must have an IHR/UELN number. Entries must be accompanied by the exhibitor s Equine Premises Number. 21. Judging in the Horse Section will commence at 11:00am. 22. Judging in the cattle section will begin promptly at 11:30am. 21. NO HAWKERS ALLOWED unless they produce their own public liability insurance and make appropriate arrangements with the Society prior to the show. 22. Exhibitors of animals are requested to have their own Insurance Cover & Public Liability. 3

4 23. The Irish Shows Association Levy of 5% will be deducted from all prize money. 24. Winners of qualifiers are themselves responsible for entering their animals (or exhibits) for the FINAL. On completion of judging, they must attend the Show Secretary s Office within ONE HOUR, and complete the necessary documentation and pay entry fee for the FINAL. 25. The Society will not be responsible for any errors in either Entry Forms, Class Book or Show Book. 26. Cars are parked at owners risk. 27. Any handler whose animal is not under his/her control may be asked to remove said animal from the arena or show field, at the discretion of the Safety Officers, Judge or Stewards. 28. Trade Stand Owners must have their own Public Liability Insurance Certificate. 29. All Exhibitors must display their numbers so that they can be easily seen and read. 30. Safety Officers must be obeyed at all times Insurance Regulations. 31. Stallions are not eligible to compete in the Horse and Pony Sections due to insurance regulations. 32. Only competent persons are allowed to exhibit animals. 33. Bulls must be led with a pole and be under the control of two people at all times. 34. All cattle entries must comply with Department of Agriculture regulations. 35. In the Cattle Section, it has been ruled that a Heifer is a Heifer until she calves; then she is in the Cow Class. 36. All entries must be in the Show Book insurance regulations. 37. One person only will be admitted free with each livestock exhibit, but two persons may be admitted with a bull. 38. Cups and Trophies must be returned to the Society before closing date for entries. Dunmanway Agricultural Society requires the signature of the Perpetual Cup / Trophy winners for receipt of same from the show. The person to whom the Cup / Trophy is awarded gives an undertaking that the Cup / Trophy will be returned to the Show Secretary in as good a condition as it was received, at least 14 days prior to the date of the succeeding show. NO PERPETUAL CUP / TROPHY CAN BE WON OUTRIGHT. Important Notice to Animal Owners Involved in the Show The Irish Shows Association would advise all animal owners who have their animals insured to have the insurance cover extended to cover them while showing animals at shows. We understand that it costs very little, or nothing at all, to depending on who you have your insurance cover with. If you are one of the few people who does not have cover, we would advise that you think about putting it in place for this purpose. It may well be worthwhile. The reason for us giving you this advice is to protect yourself in the event of your animal lashing out and injuring someone or damaging someone s property. If that were to happen, and it is established that your animal was out of your control, you may be held fully or partly responsible for any injury or damage caused and may end up paying all or part of any settlement reached. N.B. ABSOLUTELY NO LATE ENTRIES CAN BE ACCEPTED PLEASE ENTER ON TIME CLOSING DATE FOR ENTRIES IS MONDAY JUNE 18th Acknowledgements Dunmanway Agricultural Show Society Ltd. acknowledges the very generous help and time freely given by their members and supporters. To our Sponsors: Sincere thanks to the many businesses and private individuals who have generously sponsored the various classes and championships. 4

5 SHOW PROGRAMME (Subject to change) Saturday June 30th (Day Before Show) 1:30p.m p.m. Show Hall opens for admission of Exhibits in Horticulture, Cookery, Needlework, Art, Handicrafts. 4.00p.m. Judging of above mentioned classes. Sunday July 1st (Show Day) 9.00 a.m. Showgrounds opens for admission of Exhibits 10:30 a.m. Judging of Ponies 11:00 a.m. Judging of Horses 11:00 a.m. Display of Indoor Exhibits 11:00 a.m. Judging of Poultry 11:30 a.m. Judging of Cattle 12:00 Noon MACRA Competitions 1:00 p.m. Judging of goat classes 1:30 p.m. Munster Young Handlers (Dairy) 2:00 p.m. Judging of Sheep Classes 2:00 p.m. Munster Young Handlers (Beef) 2:30 p.m. Driving Competitions 3:00 p.m. H.S.I. Young Show Person Championship 2:30 p.m. Fun Dog Show 3:00 p.m. Bonny Baby Competition 3:30 p.m. Judging of Donkey Class 4:30 p.m. Donkey Derby 3:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. Free Children s Entertainment 3:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. Live music with Dance Floor Most Appropriately Dressed Lady, Most Appropriately Dressed Family, and the Best 1940s Themed Outfit will be chosen at 4:00 p.m. All sales at show reserved including the Sale of Raffle Tickets ANNUAL RAFFLE DRAW WILL BE HELD ON SHOW DAY Entries Close Monday June 18th

6 CHALLENGE CUPS 2018 All Cups to be competed for in Perpetuity HORSE, PONY & DONKEY CLASSES Henry Smith Perpetual Cup presented by Dr. P.J. Smith to be awarded to the Champion Ridden Hunter. The Kieran Young Perpetual Cup presented by Mr Kieran Young, to the winner of the Heavyweight Brood Mare Class. The O Donoghue Perpetual Cup presented by the late Mr Brendan O Donoghue for the Champion Ridden Pony. The Gildea Perpetual Cup presented by Mr Martin Gildea MRCVS, for the Champion Led Pony. The Dan Downey Perpetual Cup presented by the late Dan Downey for the Irish Draught Foal Class. William O Driscoll Perpetual Cup presented by the late Mr William O Driscoll to the winner of the Light Weight Brood Mare Class. The Murray Bros. Tarmacadam Ltd. Perpetual Cup for the Champion Brood Mare. Dunmanway Agricultural Society Ltd. Perpetual Cup for the winner of the Lightweight Hunter Class. The Dan Cotter Memorial Cup, presented by the late Nuala Beattie, for the winner of the Barren Broodmare The O Connell Perpetual Cup presented by Mr John Browne in memory of Eileen & William O Connell, Main Street, Dunmanway will be presented to the winner of the Local Pony Class. The Cotter Perpetual Cup presented by William Cotter for the Champion Foal of the Show. Lehane & Associates Dunmanway Perpetual Cup for the winner of the Heavy Weight Hunter Class. The Miah Duggan Perpetual Cup will be presented to the winner of the Thoroughbred Brood Mare Class. The Jerry Coakley Perpetual Cup presented by the late Mr Jerry Coakley, Miland, Riverstick to the winner of the 2 & 3 yr old Irish Draught class. The Connie Farrell Perpetual Trophy will be presented to the overall Coloured Horse. The Timothy O Donovan Perpetual Cup presented by The Late Timothy O Donovan, Keelraheen, Dunmaway to the winner of the Irish Draught Mare Class. The Patrick O Leary Memorial Perpetual Cup presented by the O Leary Family, Overton, Dunmanway for Pony Broodmare Class. The Michael Russell Auctioneers, Middleton Perpetual Cup presented to Thoroughbred Young Horse The Paddy Kelly Perpetual Trophy will be presented to the winner of the Cob Class. The Secretary s Perpetual Cup will be presented to the winner of the Miniature Horse Class. The Kildee Perpetual Cup will be presented to the winner of the Shetland Pony Class The Helen O Donoghue Memorial Perpetual Cup presented to the winner of the Progeny Class. The Micheal Collins Perpetual Cup for Driving Competitions. The Donie Crowley Memorial Perpetual Cup to the winner of the Irish Draught Yearling Class. The Mick Carroll Perpetual Memorial Cup to the winner of the Ridden Irish Draught Class. The Paul Maher Memorial Perpetual Cup will be presented to the Champion Young Horse of the Show The Eleanor Moore Memorial Perpetual Trophy will be presented to the winner of the Young Show Person The Paul Kingston Memorial Perpetual Cup will be presented to the Champion Donkey The Kathleen Deane Perpetual Shield will be presented to the Champion Donkey Foal The John Kingston Memorial Trophy will be presented to the winner of the Donkey Derby POULTRY The Lynda Kingston Memorial Perpetual Cup will be presented to the Champion Bird of the Show The U.14 Perpetual Cup sponsored by Valley View Ducks will be presented to the Junior Champion A Perpetual Shield sponsored the Hurley Family, Drinagh to the Champion True Bantam 6

7 CATTLE CLASSES The O Mahony Perpetual Cup presented by the late Mr Michael O Mahony, Ardcahan, Dunmanway to the Champion Limousin The Wycherley Challenge Perpetual Cup presented by the late Mr Flor Wycherley to be awarded to the Champion Shorthorn Cow. The McCullagh Perpetual Cup presented by the late Mr Henry McCullagh to be awarded to the Champion Shorthorn of the Show (male or female). The Kearney Perpetual Cup presented by Mr Michael Kearney - to be awarded to the Champion Jersey. Very Revd. T, Canon McSweeney P.P. Perpetual Cup to be awarded to the Champion Friesian (male). McCarthy Perpetual Cup presented by the late Mr Hugh McCarthy to be awarded to the Champion Hereford Drinagh Co-op Perpetual Cup presented by Drinagh Co-op for the Champion Friesian Female of the Show. The Butler Perpetual Cup will be presented to the winner of the Aberdeen Angus Cow Class. The DeCogan Perpetual Cup will be presented to the Champion Aberdeen Angus The Irish Nationwide Building Society Perpetual Cup will be presented to the Best Simmental Female. The Galvin Perpetual Cup will be presented to the over-all Pedigree Simmental Champion. The Corney Collins Memorial Perpetual Cup presented by the Collins Family, Woodbrook House, Dunmanway to the winner of the All-Ireland EBI Cow Championship in memory of Corney Collins, RIP, a founder member of the Society. The Timothy Cullinane Perpetual Cup presented by the Cullinane Family, Clountiquirke, Dunmanway, in memory of Tim Cullinane, to the winner of the Production Class. The TSB Championship Perpetual Trophy for overall beef champion. The Cotter & Keane, West Mills, Dunmanway Perpetual Plaque for Champion Belgian Blue Animal The Collins Bros. Victualler Perpetual Cup will be presented to the Champion non-pedigree Beef Animal. The Lehane Family Kilronan Perpetual Cup for the Munster Pedigree Beef Bull Calf Champion. The Dunmanway Agricultural Society Perpetual Cup for the South Western EBI Calf Champion The Denis O Donovan Perpetual Memorial Cup for the Munster Young Handler s Championship SHEEP The Dunmanway Agricultural Society Cup will be presented to the All Ireland Hogget Ewe Champion GOATS A Perpetual Trophy sponsored by Josephine Monks will be presented to the Champion Goat NEEDLEWORK The Vincent Smith Perpetual Challenge Cup presented by the late Dr. PJ Smith will be awarded to the Exhibitor of the Best Hand Knitted Garment. HORTICULTURE The Jerh. Murray Perpetual Memorial Cup will be presented to the outstanding exhibit in the Horticulture Section. The Teresa Helen Memorial Perpetual Shield for the winner of class 40. FARM PRODUCE The Michael Walsh Memorial Perpetual Plaque to the overall winner in the Farm Produce Section. ART AND CRAFT The Cleary Perpetual Cup + 50 will be presented by Mona & Con McCarthy in memory of Flan and Chrissie Cleary, Dunmanway to the overall winner in the Art and Crafts Section. The Lizzie Crowley Memorial Cup will be presented to the best exhibit in the Day Care Centre Classes. COOKERY The Helen O Donoghue Memorial Perpetual Trophy will be presented to the outstanding exhibit in the Cookery Section. DOGS The Merchants Restaurant Perpetual Silver Salver Presented by The Higgins Family will be awarded to the Champion Dog 7

8 I.S.A. QUALIFIERS Investec All-Ireland Mare & Foal Qualifier - Iverk Show 2. The Bantry Show I.D. Foal Munster Championship - Bantry 3. Ennis Municipal District All-Ireland Colt Foal Championship - Clarecastle 4. The Irish Draught Yearling Filly - Roscommon 5. The Limerick Lady Championship - Limerick 6. The Connolly s Redmills All Ireland Two Year Old Gelding - Tinahely 7. The All Ireland Bantam Chicken (Male & Female) - Swinford 8. The Easterlicious Home Cooking Championship - Moate 9. The All-Ireland Traditional Handmade Craft Championship - Ballyshannon 10. The Puppy Parlour Kenmare Munster Dog Championship - Kilgarvan OTHER QUALIFIERS 1. Cork County Yearling Championship. Final at Carbery Show 2. Cork County Beef Bull Championship. Final at Carbery Show ENTRY FEES 2018 Horses Goats 5.00 Ponies Poultry 4.00 H.S.I. Young Handler Championship Dogs 3.00 Donkeys 5.00 Horse Qualifiers ISA Horse Finals Miniatures/Shetlands Limerick Lady Qualifier Limerick Lady Final Driving 5.00 Cattle Qualifiers ISA Cattle Finals Cattle Dog Qualifiers ISA Dog Finals E.B.I. Cow Championship Domestic Qualifiers ISA Domestic Finals Munster Pedigree Beef Championship Indoor Section Sheep 5.00 Adult Classes 2.00 All Ireland Hogget Ewe School Children s Classes

9 Important Notice Any show hosting a Championship Final may not hold a qualifier for that Championship on the day of the Final other than by agreement with the Irish Shows Association. The Irish Shows Association are proud to present the following Championships and wishes to acknowledge the generous sponsorships, which make these competitions possible. For the efficient running of the championships all concerned are requested to read and observe the Rules set out below. GENERAL RULES FOR IRISH SHOWS ASSOCIATION CHAMPIONSHIPS 2018 A. ELIBIBILITY OF SHOWS Shows wishing to participate in the 2018 Championships and be eligible to hold qualifiers must have collected the Championship Fund (currently 5%) from Horse, Pony, Cattle & Sheep Class prize money for the year 2017 and forwarded the amount so collected, in full to the Irish Shows Association Head Office within the stipulated period of not more than 30 days from the date of the show. Alternative methods of meeting this obligation are not acceptable. Any show or competitor in breach of the Rules set out below will be disqualified from participating or competing in these Championships. These General Rules and those relating to individual championships (where applicable) should be published in the show schedule and catalogue of the participating shows and must be strictly observed. B. Qualifying Rounds: (Qualifiers) Qualifying rounds will take place at shows designated by the Irish Shows Association. C. Responsibility of Shows holding qualifying rounds: a Selected Shows should hold a separate class for each qualifier from which the highest placed animals will qualify. b The Qualifier class should be held as the first (1st) class in the relevant section of the show. c Shows must ensure that the qualifiers are held strictly in accordance with the relevant Rules. d No other sponsor maybe involved in qualifying classes. e Shows may charge an entry fee for each qualifying class. The I.S.A. will award a rosette to the successful animal(s) on appearance at the Final. f No show hosting a Championship Final may hold a qualifier for that championship on the day of the final other than by agreement with the Irish Shows Association. g Animals qualified for finals are not eligible to enter in any other class at the show where the final is held other than a qualifying class for another competition. h Shows must appoint competent, well briefed persons to act as stewards, who must ensure that only animals (or other exhibits) which are eligible to compete and whose documentation is in order, are allowed to proceed to the judging ring. i Animal Passports & microchips where applicable should be read by a Veterinary Surgeon j appointed by the show. On completion of judging, Stewards must instruct the successful competitors to attend the Show Secretary s Office within one hour, and to complete the necessary documentation for entry to the championship final. k The show must appoint a well briefed officer who will be in attendance at the Secretary s Office, and who will assist exhibitors to complete the necessary documentation for participation in the final and to collect the relevant entry fee. l m Show Secretaries must forward complete result cards, together with appropriate fees to the Irish Shows Association within three days following the holding of the show. NB. Shows must return results card marked No Qualifier for any or all of the events for which no animal (or exhibit) has been selected. Shows who hold qualifiers for livestock may request exhibitors to enter the exhibit in at 9

10 least one other class at their show. D. Responsibility of Exhibitors: a Exhibitors accept that the Judges decision is final in all cases. Any abuse of Judges will not be tolerated. Where a dispute or case for complaint arises, the matter should only be dealt with under f. below. b Winners of Qualifiers are themselves responsible for entering their qualifiers (or exhibits) for the final in accordance with j. and k. above, within one hour of qualifying. c Winners of qualifiers will compete in the final. d The Irish Shows Association in conjunction with the sponsor reserve the right to alter or amend the rules of the competition as may be necessary where appropriate. e Shows and competitors must contact the National Irish Shows Office for details of any championships and not the sponsor involved. f Objections must be lodged in writing with the I.S.A. representative at the show or The Show Secretary within half an hour following the completion of judging, together with a fee of 50, or other stated fee, which is refundable in the event of the objection being upheld. g Any exhibitor who makes a false declaration about misrepresents a fact regarding themselves or their exhibit is liable to disqualification and/or forfeiture of any prizes awarded. E. Responsibilities of Shows hosting Championship Finals: a A deduction of 5% of the prize money will be collected by the show and forwarded to the I.S.A. within 30 days of the Final. b Championship finals must start not later than 2pm on the day of the show and the advertised time of starting must be adhered to as far as possible, if necessary, other show classes should be either postponed or relocated to allow for this. NOTICE OF INTEREST TO CHAMPIONSHIP PARTICIPANTS Irish Law (EU Directive) Under Irish Law, all horses moving from one location to another must be accompanied by their passports. It is in your own interest to ensure that this is the case. Failure to do so is an offence under Irish Law and is liable on summary conviction to result in a fine of up to 3,000. All passports must be registered with the name of the current owner. Embryo Transfer: Where a foal is produced by this method, the dam s passport must bear a declaration dated, stamped, and signed by the stallion owner (or accredited practitioner where AI is involved) stating the date on which the dam was last covered (or inseminated) and the name of the covering stallion. The owners of Champions and Reserve Champions are invited to submit the animals passports to the ISA head office where the placing will be endorsed and officially stamped with the seal of the Irish Shows Association as a permanent record. It is in the interest of shows hosting championship finals that photographs and results are forwarded to the Irish Farmers Journal immediately following judging. 10

11 DISCIPLINE The Irish Shows Association expects and will insist upon appropriate behaviour from all Exhibitors and others participating in any of the activities at our Member Shows and will not tolerate inappropriate behaviour. Inappropriate behaviour shall include but not be limited to the following: Profanity, coarse or vulgar language or gestures towards judges, exhibitors or other Show officials. Harassment or bullying, including using words or actions that threaten, intimidate or undermine judges or other officials before, during or following Member Show activities. Failure to follow rules and/or obey instructions. Abusing any animal. Disciplinary Procedures: Complaints of misconduct against an Exhibitor or other participant at a Member Show shall be investigated and adjudicated upon by a subcommittee appointed by the Irish Shows Association. The said subcommittee shall consist of three members of the board of the Irish Shows Association and shall be known as the Disciplinary Committee. The Disciplinary Committee shall seek to ensure the existence of consistent, effective, fair and transparent complaint procedures and shall act in accordance with natural and constitutional justice. Procedure: A complaint of misconduct/inappropriate behaviour against an Exhibitor or other participant in a Member Show shall be made in writing and delivered to the Secretary of the relevant Member Show within 72 hours. A copy of the complaint shall be sent by the Secretary of the Member Show to the National Secretary of the ISA. A copy of the complaint will be sent by the National Secretary to the person or persons against whom the complaint is made. A person or persons against whom a written complaint is made shall have a period of 14 working days from the date of receipt of the claim to reply to the said complaint; such reply shall be made in writing. Both parties shall state whether an oral hearing of the complaint is sought. The Disciplinary Committee shall be entitled to hold an oral hearing in regard to the complaint whether or not sought. The Disciplinary Committee shall decide in each case whether to hold such an oral hearing in respect of the complaint, or any part thereof and there shall be no appeal from such decision of the Disciplinary Committee. The Disciplinary Committee shall, at any time, seek further information from either party. In the event of either party refusing or failing to provide such further information within the time specified by the Disciplinary Committee, the Committee shall be entitled to make a decision on the complaint and/or to hold an oral hearing of the complaint in the absence of a copy of such further information being received by the Disciplinary Committee from either party. The Disciplinary Committee shall be entitled to reject a complaint where, in the opinion of the Committee, it finds there is no basis for it. Sanctions In the event of a first incident of inappropriate/unacceptable behaviour being deemed to be proved against the offender, the Disciplinary Committee shall issue a written warning to the offender. In the event of any subsequent incident, the Disciplinary Committee shall be entitled to impose sanctions on the offender, including a prohibition on such offender participating in any of the events/activities at any Member Show of the ISA, provided always that in the event of a first incident of inappropriate/unacceptable behaviour being deemed by the Disciplinary Committee to constitute gross misbehaviour, the Disciplinary Committee shall be entitled to impose such sanctions on the offender as it deems appropriate, including the prohibition on such offender from participating in any of the events/activities of any Member Show of the ISA. The decision of the Disciplinary Committee shall be final. 11

12 NOTE 1 IVERK SHOW SOCIETY & Irish Shows Association Present The Investec Wealth and Investment All Ireland Broodmare and Foal Team Championship Prize Fund approx Rules and Conditions: 1. Entries are confined to non-thoroughbred broodmares registered in the Irish Horse Register with a foal at foot. 2. Each mare and her foal will be judged as a unit:-60% for the mare and 40% for the foal. 3. Mares and foals must be sired by a stallion that is classified in either the Irish Sport Horse stud book as Approved, Preliminary Approved, Supplementary Approved, Recognised, Preliminary Recognised, Not Approved 1, (NA1) or a Stallion that is classified in the Irish Draught stud book as Class / Class 2 RID (GB)/RID (CAN)/ Grade 2 (GB) 4. The class is also open to Weatherby s Registered Animals Progeny of Weatherby s Thoroughbred Stallions that are not classified in the Irish Horse Register as Not Approved 2 (NA2) 5. The mare s passport will be inspected before judging commences. Exhibitors failing to produce a passport will be debarred from competing. 6. Qualified mares may not compete in other classes at Iverk Show. 7. Foals are eligible to compete in the foal classes at Iverk Show. 8. Foals must be led at all times. 9. These rules must be read in conjunction with the Irish Shows Association rules and the Iverk Show rules. PRIZES: CHAMPION 1000; 2ND 600; 3RD 400; 4TH 300; 5TH 200; 6TH 150; 7TH TO END 120 ENTRY FEE: TO QUALIFYING SHOW 10; TO FINAL 20; AN EXTRA PRIZE OF 100 WILL BE AWARDED TO THE HIGHEST PLACED MARE SIX YEARS OLD & YOUNGER FINAL: IVERK SHOW SATURDAY 25THAUGUST 2018 NOTE 2 BANTRY SHOW SOCIETY PRESENT THE BANTRY SHOW I.D. FOAL MUNSTER CHAMPIONSHIP Prize Fund: 2,000 RULES AND CONDITIONS 1. The aim of this championship is to encourage the breeding of Irish Draught Foals. 2. The Championship is open to all foals eligible for R.I.D. status.. 3. One Foal to be selected at each qualifier. A second foal may be selected at the discretion of the judges 4. The Dams passport must be produced for inspection at the qualifying rounds and at the final. 5. The foals passport must be produced at the final. 6. One of the judges at the qualifying shows to be from the Irish Draught Horse Judges list if possible. 7. Foals competing at the final are ineligible to enter any other class at Bantry Show 8. There will be separate classes for colt foal and filly foals at the final 9. The Champion will be selected from the winners of each class. Those rules should be read in conjunction with the Irish Shows Association Rules ENTRY FEE: Qualifying Show 10. To Final 20 12

13 PRIZES: Champion Colt/Filly 300 Reserve 200; 3rd 100; 4th 80 All other competitors who attend 75. Champion Foal 100. The Overall Champion will receive 400 in total FINAL: BANTRY SHOW - SUNDAY September 2nd 2018 NOTE 3 THE IRISH SHOWS ASSOCIATION & BALLINASLOE SHOW PRESENT Irish Draught Filly Foal Championship Part of the Horse Sport Ireland National Showing Championship series Prize Fund: 1,000 RULES AND CONDITIONS 1. Entries are confined to: Irish Draught Filly Foals eligible to be registered if not already Registered n the Irish Horse Register. 2. Foals must be the progeny of a class 1(ID) or class 2 Irish Draught Mare & by a stallion that is classified as CLASS 1/Class 2/ RID (GB) RID (Can) / Grade 2(GB) 3. If the Foals passport is not to hand the mare's passport must be ready for inspection prior to entry to the Judging ring, Failure to comply with this rule will lead to immediate disqualification. Foals must be led at all times. 4. Passports & (Microchips if applicable) should be read by a Vet at the Final 5. One foal from selected shows may qualify for the final if the judges and the I.S.A. agree the standard is high enough 6. One of the judges at the qualifying show must be from the I D H Judges List. 7. Foals qualified for Final are not eligible to enter any other class at the Show where the final is held These rules to be read in conjunction with the General I.S.A. Rules. Prizes:1st 500 & Trophy. 2nd: rd 100 4th: 100 5th: 50 ENTRY FEE: To Qualifying Show 10. To Final 20 A prize will be presented for Combination of Best Turned out Foal and Most Suitably Dressed Handler Final: BALLINASLOE SHOW SATURDAY 23rd September 2018 NOTE 4 THE IRISH SHOWS ASSOCIATION & CLARECASTLE AGRICULTURAL SHOW SOCIETY PRESENT The Colt Foal All-Ireland Championship (PRIZE FUND: 3000) Sponsored by: Ennis Municipal Authority Rules and Conditions 1. Entries are confined to Top Quality Colt Foals eligible to be registered if not already Registered in the Irish Horse Register with the breed codes ISH, or ID; 2. Animals must be Sired by a Stallion that is classified in the Irish Sport Horse Stud Book as either: Approved /Preliminary Approved/Supplementary Approved/ Recognised/Preliminary Recognised / Not Approved 1 (NA1) or a Stallion that is classified in the Irish Draught Stud Book as either CLASS 1 /Class 2/ RID (GB) / RID (Can) /Grade 2 (GB) 3. The class is also open to Weatherby s registered animals, progeny of Weatherby s Thoroughbred Stallions that are not classified in the Irish Horse Register as Not Approved 2 (NA2) 4. Two foals from selected shows may qualify, provided the judges and the I.S.A. agree the standard is high enough. Foals must be led at all times. 5. Exhibitors to both the qualifier and the final must have the mare's passport ready for inspection prior to entry to the judging ring, if the Foals passport is not to hand". Failure to comply with this rule will lead to immediate disqualification. 6. Passports & (Microchips if applicable) should be read by a Vet at the Final 7. Foals Qualified for Final are not eligible to enter any other class at the show in which the final is held other than qualifying classes for other Finals These rules should be read in conjunction with the Irish Shows Association Rules 13

14 PR1ZES: 1st prize nd 700 3rd 500 4th 300 5th 200 6th 100 ENTRY FEE: To Qualifying Show 10. To Final 20 A prize will be presented for Combination of Best Turned out Foal and Most Suitably Dressed Handler FINAL: CLARECASTLE SHOW SATURDAY 1ST SEPTEMBER 2018 NOTE 5 T.I.H.A. FESTIVAL OF TRADITIONAL IRISH BREEDING AT LIMERICK SHOW LIMERICK LADY 2018 CONDITIONS: (A) For two year old Traditionally Bred Fillies, suitable for producing High Quality Traditionally Bred Sport Horse (i.e. No continental breeding in their pedigrees) (B) Fillies must have been registered as foals in the I.H.R. as foals MUST be by Approved Thoroughbred Stallions, Connemara Stallions, ISH Stallions, Irish Draught Stallions OR any cross of the afore mentioned. (C) (D) Dams of the fillies must also be by the Stallions as above & registered in the I.H.R. All exhibitors must have their fillies passports available for inspection at the Qualifying show and at the Championship Entry fee for the Qualifier is 15, Entry fee for the Championship is 25 T.I.H.A. Limerick Lady Championship on SUNDAY 26th August. PRIZE FUND: Champion: 500 & the T.I.H.A. Perpetual Challenge Trophy, Reserve 250, 3rd : 150, 4TH: 100 Best Turned out handler & Animal 100 NOTE 6 THE IRISH SHOWS ASSOCIATION & TINAHELY SHOW SOCIETY Present The Red Mills Non-Thoroughbred Two-Year-Old Gelding All Ireland Championship Sponsored by: Red Mills Goresbridge Prize Fund: 3,000 RULES AND CONDITIONS 1. Entries are confined to Animals registered in the Irish Horse Register with the breed codes ISH,RID or ID; & must have Sire & Dam recorded on the passport. 2. Animals must be Sired by a Stallion that is classified in the Irish Sport Horse Stud Book as either: Approved /Preliminary Approved/ Supplementary Approved/ Recognised/Preliminary Recognised / Not Approved 1 (NA1) or a Stallion that is classified in the Irish Draught Stud Book as either CLASS 1 /Class 2/ RID (GB) /RID (Can) /Grade 2 (GB) 3. The class is also open to Weatherby s registered animals, progeny of Weatherby s Thoroughbred Stallions that are not classified in the Irish Horse Register as Not Approved 2 (NA2)in the 4. Two Animals may be selected to qualify for the final if the judges and the I.S.A. agree the standard is high enough. 5. Exhibitors to both the qualifier and the final must have the Animals passport available for inspection prior to entry to the judging ring. Failure to comply with this rule will lead to immediate disqualification. 6. Passports & Microchips should be read by a Vet at the Final 7. Animals Qualified for Final are not eligible to enter any other class at the show at which the final is held These rules should be read in conjunction with the I..S.A. Rules ENTRY FEE: To Qualifying Show 10. To Final 20. PRIZES: Champion Reserve Champion 600 3rd 350; 4th 200: 5th 100. From 6th place upward a Red Mills voucher value 75.will be presented on appearance in the Final. A Prize will be presented for combination of Best Turned out Horse & Most Suitably Dressed Handler. FINAL: TINAHELY SHOW MONDAY 6TH AUGUST

15 NOTE 7 THE IRISH SHOWS ASSOCIATION & ROSCOMMON SHOW SOCIETY PRESENT THE ROSCOMMON IRISH DRAUGHT YEARLING FILLY CHAMPIONSHIP PART OF THE HORSE SPORT IRELAND NATIONAL SHOWING CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES. SPONSORED BY Hannons Hotel Roscommon Prize Fund 2000 RULES AND CONDITIONS 1. Entries are confined to: Yearling Fillies registered in the Irish Horse Register with the breed codes ID; Fillies must be sired by a stallion that is classified as CLASS 1 /Class 2/ RID (GB) /RID (Can) /Grade 2 (GB) 2. Fillies must have both sire and dam recorded on their passport 3. Exhibitors to both the qualifier & Final must have their animals passport available for inspection prior to entry to Judging Ring Failure to comply with this rule will lead to immediate disqualification. 4. One Animal in each qualifying class may be selected to compete in the final provided the judges and the I.S.A. agree the standard is high enough. 5. One of the judges at the qualifying show must be a qualified Irish Draught Horse Judge. 6. Passports & Microchips should be read by a Vet at the Final 7. Animals Qualified for Final are not eligible to enter any other class at show where final is held other than qualifying classes for other Finals These rules should be read in conjunction with the General I.S.A. Rules. PRIZES Champion 500: 2nd 300: 3rd 200: 4th 150 5th 125: 6th ENTRY FEE: To Qualifying Show; To Final; - 20 A prize will be presented for Combination of Best Turned Out Animal & Most Suitably Dressed Handler FINAL ROSCOMMON SHOW SATURDAY 18TH AUGUST 2018 NOTE 9 THE IRISH SHOWS ASSOCIATION & BALLYSHANNON AGRICULTURAL SHOW PRESENT The All Ireland Traditional Handmade Craft Final Sponsored by: Magee 1866 Rules & Conditions: 1. All items must be the sole work of the exhibitor. 2. Each exhibit must consist of 1 Article from point A plus 1 other article from points B, C or D making Total of 2 Articles: a. Any article using tweed e.g. Picture (Max Size 18*16), Cushion (Min Size 16*16 - Max Size 18*18) or skirt (Adult size only) (this item is obligatory). b. Any article in coloured embroidery made in the current year. c. Any article in cotton crochet using no thicker than a No 20 cotton thread d. Hand Knit cardigan lumber jacket or jumper, Adult size only. 3. All the above to be made in the current year. 4. The items to be displayed as one exhibit 5. Any item the judge feels is produced by any other method other than hand shall be disqualified. 6. A special class will be held at each qualifying show. 7. One entry may qualify from each qualifying show for the final, if judges agree that the standard is high enough a second entry may be qualified. The Qualifiers from each of these shows will go forward to the final to be held at the Ballyshannon Agricultural Show, on Sunday 20 th August. 8. Each of the successful qualifiers will receive a rosette on appearance at the final. 9. Judges decision will be final at all stages of the competition. 10. Exhibits are displayed at owners risk 11. The foregoing rules should be read in conjunction with ISA General rules, together with Ballyshannon Show Rules. 12. Exhibits must be in place for judging by 10.30am on Sunday 20 th August Exhibits cannot be removed from final before 4.30pm. Marquee will open to the public at 12 noon and exhibits may not be re-moved before 5.30pm. 15

16 Entry Fee: To qualifying show : 3 To Final: 6 Prizes: 1st300 & Perpetual Trophy; 2nd 200; 3rd 100; 4th 60; 5th 50; 6th 40. Please Note: The committee reserve the right to substitute the cash prizes with vouchers for product Final: Ballyshannon Agricultural Show Sunday 19th August 2018 NOTE 10 THE IRISH SHOWS ASSOCIATION & MOATE SHOW SOCIETY PRESENT The Easterlicious Cook of The Year 2018 Sponsored by: J & M Digan LTD. Spar Express Athlone Road., Moate RULES AND CONDITIONS Each exhibitor will bake/make 3 items. (a) Decorated Orange Victoria Sandwich (Butter Icing) (b) Marble Cake (2 lb Loaf tin Size) (c) 6 Cup Cakes (Decorated) 1. The items to be displayed as one exhibit on a base of 2ft X 2ft approx. 2. Points will be awarded for texture, taste & presentation suitable for Afternoon Tea 3. Competition is open to amateurs male or female & one tray to qualify per exhibitor. 4. All items to be home made by the exhibitor. 5. A special qualifying class will be held at selected shows. Two trays may qualify for the Final if the Judges agree the standard is high enough 6. Judges decision will be final at all stages of the competition. 7. Exhibits are displayed at owner s risk. 8. These rules should be read in conjunction with the I. S. A. Rules Entry Fee: To Qualifying Show 3. To Final 6 Prizes: 1st 300 2nd: rd: th: 60. 5th: 50. 6th: 40. Each of the successful qualifiers will receive a memento on appearance at the Final Final: MOATE SHOW - Sunday 27th August 2018 NOTE 11 THE IRISH SHOWS ASSOCIATION & SWINFORD SHOW SOCIETY PRESENT The All Ireland Male Bantam Chicken Championship Final and The All Ireland Female Bantam Chicken Championship Final Prize Fund: 355 in each Final. Rules and conditions 1. The competition is open to all breeds of True Bantam i.e. Belgian, Dutch, Japanese, Pekin, Rosecomb or Sebright. 2. Four birds from each qualifying show will be able to compete in the final. 3. Individual competitors may qualify no more than two birds for each final. 4. Chickens qualifying for entry in the final may not be entered in any other classes at Swinford Show. 5. The chickens must be penned in the cages provided at the show grounds by am. 6. Final to be judged at 1 p.m. 7. These rules should be read in conjunction with the Irish Shows Association Rules. FINAL: SWINFORD SHOW Sunday 26th August

17 NOTE 12 THE IRISH SHOWS ASSOCIATION & KILGARVAN SHOW SOCIETY PRESENT The Puppy Parlour Kenmare Munster Dog Championship (Open to all Breeds) Sponsored by: Eileen Murphy O Shea Kenmare Puppy Parlour RULES AND CONDITIONS 1. Toy or miniature dog any breed to be handled by a child under 15 yrs. 2. Large dog any breed to be handled by teenager or adult. 3. TWO DOGS FROM EACH CLASS AND EACH SHOW TO QUALIFY 4. Dogs in final not eligible to compete in other classes at Clonaslee show. 5. These rules should be read in conjunction with the Irish Shows Association Rules Entry Fee: To Qualifying Show 3.00 to Final 6.00 PRIZES: We wish to express our sincere gratitude to Minister Michael Ring and the Department of Rural and Community Affairs for the funding package that they have made available through the Irish Shows Association for agricultural shows. This funding will be an important lifeline for us and for many shows around the country. Thank You! 17

18 Class 1 Class 2 Class 3 Class 3A Class 5 HORSE SECTION EXHIBITORS PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING ALL FOALS MUST BE LED All animals must have IHR Number. RID animals must have RID numbers Exhibitors are requested to have adequate insurance cover for their animals ALL EXHIBITORS MUST WEAR THEIR NUMBERS First Prize Winners are debarred from further competition unless otherwise stated, but winners of qualifiers may compete in other classes Stallions and Colts over 2 years are NOT eligible to compete in any class - Horse or Pony - Insurance Regulations. The Champion Hunter of the Show will be presented with THE HENRY SMITH PERPETUAL CUP Judging of Classes in this Section will commence at a.m. Entry Fee to all classes 12 unless otherwise stated 5% I.S.A. Levy on all prizes will be deducted in the livestock sections Broodmares and Foals Ring 1 (Commencing 11am sharp) Barren or Maiden Mare 4 years old and upwards likely to produce a Hunter. Prize Money 1st 60; 2nd 40; 3rd 30. Winner presented with Dan Cotter Memorial Perpetual Cup Murray Bros. Brood Mare calculated to produce a Light Weight Hunter with Foal at foot or stinted. Prize Money 1st 125; 2nd 90; 3rd 35. Winner will be presented with the William O Driscoll Perpetual Cup. Murray Bros. Brood Mare calculated to produce a Heavy Weight Hunter with foal at foot or stinted. (This class is open to ID Mares). Prize Money 1st 125; 2nd 90; 3rd 35. Winner will be presented with the Kieran Young Perpetual Cup. Investec All-Ireland Mare & Foal Qualifier - Iverk Show (See note 1, page 12) Registered Irish Draught Mare, 3 years old and over, with or without foal at foot. Prize Money 1st 70; 2nd 50; 3rd 30. Winner presented with The Timothy O Donovan Perpetual Cup Class 6 Class 6A Class 6B Class 7 Class 8 Class 8A Irish Draught Foal, Colt or Filly. Mares passport must be available. Prize money 1st 50; 2nd 30; 3rd 20. The Dan Downey Perpetual Cup will be presented to the winner The Bantry Show I.D. Foal Munster Championship Qualifier - Bantry Show (See Note 2, page 12) The Ballinasloe Show Irish Draught Filly Foal Championship Qualifier (See Note 3, page 13) Colt Foal to make a Hunter. Entry Fee 12. Prize Money 1st 50; 2nd 30; 3rd 20. Filly Foal to make a Hunter. Entry Fee 12. Prize Money 1st 50; 2nd 30; 3rd 20. Ennis Municipal District All-Ireland Colt Foal Championship - Clarecastle (See note 4. page 13) 18

19 CHAMPION FOAL Champion 80; Reserve Champion 40. 1st and 2nd prize winners in classes 6, 7, 8 and 18 will compete for the Champion Foal of the show. The Champion will be presented with the Billy Cotter Perpetual Cup. Class 9 THE MURRAY BROS. TARMACADAM CHAMPION BROODMARE OF THE SHOW: The 1st and 2nd Prize winners in classes 1, 2, 3, 5 and 17 will compete for the Murray Bros. Tarmacadam Ltd. Perpetual Cup and 100. The Reserve Champion will be awarded 50. Special Attention: Mare and Foal Progeny Class, to be judged as unit (50% mare 50% foal). Entry Fee 12. PRIZES 1st 100, 2nd 60, 3rd 40. Winner will be presented with the Helen O Donoghue Memorial Perpetual Cup. RIDDEN HORSES RING 2 (Commencing 11am sharp) Horse riding is a dangerous sport and all competitors in ridden classes are advised, for their own safety, to wear appropriate head gear, which complies with up to date safety standards. Class 10 Ridden Irish Draught Gelding or Mare. I.D. Crosses are also eligible provided either Dam or sire is R.I.D / Class 1 / Class 2. Entry Fee 12. Prize Money 1st 70; 2nd 50; 3rd 30. Winner will be presented with the Mick Carroll Perpetual Memorial Cup. Class 11 Gelding or Mare 4 years old and upwards likely to make a weight carrying hunter. To be ridden. Heavy Weight Class. Entry Fee 12. Prize Money 1st 60; 2nd 40; 3rd 30. Winner will be presented with the Lehane and Associates Perpetual Cup. Class 12 Class 13 Gelding or Mare 4 years old and upwards likely to make a Light Weight Carrying Hunter. To be ridden. Light weight class. Winner will be presented with the Dunmanway Agricultural Society Perpetual Cup. Prize Money 1st 60; 2nd 40; 3rd 30. Small Hunter over 148 cms and under 160 cms. To be ridden. Prize Money 1st 60; 2nd 40; 3rd 30. Class 14 Cob, Gelding or Mare, any age. To be ridden. Prize Money 1st 60; 2nd 40; 3rd 30. Winner will be presented with The Paddy Kelly Perpetual Trophy. Class 14A Open Ladies Side Saddle, Mare or Gelding, 4 yrs old or over, to be ridden by riders who have attained their 16th birthday on or before January 1st Prize Money 1st 60; 2nd 40; 3rd 30. This class is exempt from rule 13. If there is less than 3 entries for this class, it will not go ahead. Champion Ridden Hunter The Champion Ridden Hunter will be presented with the Henry Smith Perpetual Cup. DRIVING CLASSES Driving classes for 1. Open 2. Intermediate 3. Road Car at 2:30pm approx. Entries on the day - Entry Free 5 Prizes: 1st 25; 2nd 15; 3rd 10 19

20 Class 15 Class 16 COLOURED CLASSES The Connie Farrell Perpetual Cup will be presented to the Champion Coloured Horse Coloured horse, 4 years old and over, to be ridden. Stallions not eligible Entry Fee 12. Prize Money 1st 60; 2nd 40; 3rd 30. Coloured horse any age to be led. No stallions or colts over 2 years of age. Entry Fee 12. Prize Money 1st 60; 2nd 40; 3rd 30. Champion Coloured Horse The Connie Farrell Perpetual Cup will be presented to the Champion Coloured Horse YOUNG HORSE & THOROUGHBRED SECTION Ring 3 (Commencing 11am sharp) The Champion Young Horse will receive the Paul Maher Memorial Perpetual Cup & 60. The Reserve Champion will receive 40 Dunmanway Show is a Qualifier for the Cork County Yearling Horse Championship 2018 The final is held at Carbery Show, Skibbereen. 2 Animals will be selected at each Show to go forward to the Final at Carbery Show. Class 17 Thoroughbred Brood Mare, with Foal at foot or Stinted Weatherby s Passport must be available for inspection by steward on day. Prize Money 1st 60.; 2nd 40; 3rd 30. Winner presented with the Miah Duggan Perpetual Cup Class 18 Thoroughbred Colt or Filly Foal. Prize Money 1st 50; 2nd 30; 3rd 20. Class 19 Thoroughbred Young Stock, 1 & 2 yr old Colt, Gelding, or Filly. Prize Money 1st 60; 2nd 40; 3rd 30 Winner will be presented with the Michael Russell Auctioneers Perpetual Cup. Class 20 Yearling Colt or Gelding likely to make a Hunter. Prize Money 1st 60; 2nd 40; 3rd 30. Class 21 Yearling Filly, likely to make a Hunter. Prize Money 1st 60; 2nd 40; 3rd 30. Class 22 2 Year Old Colt or Gelding likely to make a Hunter Prize Money 1st 60; 2nd 40; 3rd 30. Class 22A The Connolly s Redmills All Ireland Two Year Old Gelding - Tinahely (See note 6, page 14) Class 23 2 Year Old Filly likely to make a Hunter Prize Money 1st 60; 2nd 40; 3rd 30. Class 23A The Traditional Irish Horse Association Limerick Lady Championship 2018 Qualifier N.B. No warmblood breeding. (See Note 5, page 14) Class 24 Three Year Old Gelding likely to make a Hunter Prize Money 1st 60; 2nd 40; 3rd 30. Class 25 Three Year Old Filly likely to make a Hunter Prize Money 1st 60; 2nd 40; 3rd 30. Champion Young Horse Open to 1st and 2nd prize-winners in classes 20, 21, 22, 23, 24 and 25. The Champion Young Horse will receive the Paul Maher Memorial Perpetual Cup & 60. The Reserve Champion will receive 40 20

21 Class 26 Dunmanway Agricultural Society Ltd. And Horse Sport Ireland present The All Ireland Young Show Person Championship Kindly sponsored by Horse Sport Ireland Please Note: This competition will be run in a new format for 2018, as part of an all-ireland series with a substantial prize fund, which is being run and funded by Horse Sport Ireland. Full details and rules were unfortunately unavailable from Horse Sport Ireland at the time of going to print. All details will be published on our website, as soon as they become available Championship Irish Sport Horse Studbook All Ireland Young Show Person, Emily Crowley, with l-r Mary Dooner (judge), Paddy McCarthy and Nadia Rea (HSI) and Declan Hurley Cork County Mayor 21