MANAWATU & WEST COAST A & P ASSOCIATION 132nd ANNUAL SHOW, 2018 HORSE SECTION. SATURDAY 3rd & SUNDAY 4th November at Manfeild Park, FEILDING

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1 MANAWATU & WEST COAST A & P ASSOCIATION 132nd ANNUAL SHOW, 2018 HORSE SECTION SATURDAY 3rd & SUNDAY 4th November at Manfeild Park, FEILDING Chief Steward Showing Section - Ginny MacLeod Phone (06) or Chief Steward Show Hunter & Show Jumping - Jill Martin Phone (06) or A & P Office Phone (06) Raewyn Weggery manawatuhorses@gmail.com Website: Facebook: Manawatu Show Entries: Online entries: Or: to above address BANK ACCOUNT NUMBER: BNZ Entries close Monday 29 October 2018 at 5pm All late Entries after Monday 29 October 2018 incur a surcharge of 50% Showing class changes on the Day: $2 Fee per class. Jumping Change of class: i) Downgrade pay nothing ii) Upgrade pay the difference. HOWEVER stabling & yards are allocated on first-come-first-served basis. 1

2 Gate Passes All competitors will be ed truck/float pass. If unable to show at gate, full gate charge will apply Disclaimer: By entering to compete at the Manawatu A&P Show, you are accepting and agreeing to abide by the Rules of the Royal Agricultural Society NZ. and the Manawatu & West Coast A&P Association. You are also indemnifying the Manawatu & West Coast A&P Association against damage(s) or injury occurring while you are on the showgrounds or its environs to participate in the Show. You are required to comply with all Health & Safety Rules and requirements of Manfeild Park Trust and the Manawatu & West Coast A&P Association, and to keep your exhibits under control at all times. Entry Fees include the RAS levy of $1.15 per entry, and are GST inclusive. Scratchings: A 75% refund of entry fees will be given if scratching is made in writing at least 2 days before the beginning of the Show with a Vet Certificate or Medical Certificate. NO REFUNDS WILL BE PAID AT THE SHOW (Please do not ask). 2

3 Horse Accommodation Steward Jill Martin Phone (06) Mobile Stabling and yards are allocated on first-come-first-served basis. Please advise at time of entry & booking a stable/yard if a stallion or colt needs stabling. Horse Accommodation Charges Loose Boxes and covered yards Uncovered Yards $15.00 per night $10.00 per night Accommodation fees must be paid at the time of entry. (Maximum to pay is for 2 nights 3 rd night free). Horse accommodation must be booked at the time of entering, and paid with entry fees. Please note other applicable charges Ground Levy of $10 per horse/pony First Aid Levy of $5 per rider MUST accompany all entry fees. Catalogues will not be printed, as all class lists accessible on line (Vet on call and Medics in attendance) Refunds of accommodation paid will not be made unless withdrawals are notified in writing up to 48 hours prior to the commencement of the Show.. Exhibitors must not occupy accommodation unless the allocation of same has been confirmed by the Horse Accommodation Steward or the Secretary. 3

4 General Rules & Conditions 1. The Rules and Regulations as issued by the Royal Agricultural Society of New Zealand (Inc) for the governance and conduct of A & P Shows have been adopted by the Manawatu & West Coast A&P Association. It is the responsibility of exhibitors to be conversant with these rules. Copies of the Rules and Regulations are available on request. The RAS Equestrian Competitors and Judges Rule Book (2018) is available for purchase from the RAS Head Office, or on the RAS website. 2. Entries are accepted on the clear understanding that the Rules will be adhered to. (Please note Rules CDE 1. Re RAS Certificates & classification, GR4. re Hard Hats and Safety Helmets, GR5.f) re Electronic and Audio equipment, and GR 6 re Abuse of Exhibits. 3. HATS AND SAFETY HELMETS All riders, including harness drivers/with the exclusion of heavy horse (Clydesdale) working classes, competing at RAS affiliated A&P Shows/Events must wear protective headgear, which includes a retaining harness secured to the shell at more than two points. Such headgear must be worn with the chinstrap properly adjusted and fastened when in the arena or ring, the practice area, collecting rings or anywhere else within a Showgrounds or the grounds of an affiliated Event. Hats/helmets must conform with one of the current approved safety standards. These standards may be subject to change but the latest list can be found at equestrian. RAS will advise any changes via their website and Facebook. All hats/helmets that conform as per c) must be identified by the current tag system implemented by NZPCA, ESNZ and RAS. Hat checking and tagging is available between 7.00 and 8.00am each day of the show at the showing caravan. ALL HATS MUST BE RED TAGGED - NO RED TAG, NO START. 4. Arrears & Entries The Committee reserves the right to limit or refuse any entries. If any entry is refused, entry fees will be refunded in full. A person who is in arrears to this or any other affiliated show with regard to entry fees, subscriptions, or other fees, is ineligible to enter and compete at this or any other affiliated show. Proof of payment is required before any restriction is lifted. Entry Refunds: Requests must be in writing, with Dr s or Vet s certificate, and will be less 25% Entries must be on the official entry form and signed, or electronic (online) 4

5 5 Clean Sport Testing (Drugs) The RAS Clean Sport rules apply. Competitors are advised that tests for forbidden substances may be carried out during the Show and that testing of all animals is at the risk of the person responsible. A Forbidden Substance is any substance capable of affecting the speed, stamina or courage or conduct of a horse, pony, donkey or mule by its action upon the central or peripheral nervous system of the cardiovascular, respiratory, alimentary, digestive, musculoskeletal or urogenital systems. 6. The Age of all horses and Riders shall be computed as at August 1 st All horses or ponies competing must be entered in the name of the bona fide owner, and all exhibits must be named at time of entry, which must be the same as the name on the RAS Certificate. 8. Stallions & Colts are eligible for all classes, but (with the exception of Miniature horses and foals) must be shown in a bit, and must be clearly identified with S identification badges, one on each side of their bridle at all times. The rider and handler must wear two RAS official armbands (one on each arm) at all times on the show grounds when leading or mounted, and must wear an approved Hi Viz vest during the show when outside of the showing ring. ( S badges, arm bands and vests can be purchased from RAS Head Office. Open Pony Stallions must be ridden by a rider fourteen (14) or fifteen (15) or sixteen (16) years of age, led handlers must be fourteen (14) years and over. Stallions over 148cm must be led or ridden by a rider/handler 17 years of age or older. 9. All leased horses or ponies competing at this Show must be registered with the Royal Agricultural Society. Such lease must be for a term of not less than 6 months starting from receipt of confirmation of the Lease from the RAS, and must be registered before entries are made. 10. Where classes are defined by height, the person responsible must carry a current RAS Height/Performance Certificate or Life Certificate for their exhibit, and must produce it upon the request of a show official. Any competitor unable to produce a RAS Certificate is ineligible to compete and will forfeit any awards. The certificate must be completely and correctly filled in by the Measuring Official. 11. Depending on entries at closing date, classes may be cancelled, split, or combined if appropriate. 12. Brood Mares: Mare to have foal at foot or present veterinary certificate of pregnancy that includes a projected foaling date. 5

6 13. Before any prizes are awarded in Entire Classes, horses may be liable to examination by the Veterinary Surgeon appointed by the Association. The decision of the Veterinary Surgeon shall be final and binding on all parties, and shall not be questioned by any Court. The entry of any exhibit in any of the classes affected will be deemed as acceptance of this clause. 14. Although it is provided that horses may compete in more than one class, any or all such classes may be judged simultaneously at the convenience of the Judges or Stewards. In all such cases exhibitors having an exhibit entered in more than one class MUST ELECT IN WHICH CLASS THEY COMPETE. 15 A horse or pony being eligible for a Championship must be ridden by the same rider as in the class or classes in which it qualified unless the permission of the Chief Steward has been obtained; but when an owner has more than one pony/horse qualified for the same championship judging, a rider must be provided for each qualifier, and the Chief Steward advised. (Local Rule) 16. A Novice is a Pony/Horse or Rider that has had up to five wins at any A & P Show, in any division at the day of the Show (Rule CDE 6). After the sixth win, the pony/horse/rider is not eligible for Novice Classes. Novice ponies may be ridden by a rider of any age in Novice classes; and may also enter open classes, ridden by a rider under 17 years of age. A novice champion may not compete in an Open Championship unless it has qualified through the open classes. The Height/Performance RAS Certificate must be presented on request in the ring, to be filled out and signed for each win. Winners failing to produce their card when requested will forfeit their awards on the day (Rule CDE 6.e). 17 The Manawatu A&P Association is required to conform to the Health and Safety at Work Act 2015; therefore you are required to carry out your work or undertaking on the Manfeild premises to comply with this Act. As a show exhibitor at this venue you are obligated to accept responsibility for ensuring a safe showing venue within the focus of the Act. As a user of these facilities, you are required to manage and supervise all your activities and live animal exhibits to ensure the good Health and Safety of all people involved in the show, at all times. Health & Safety Specific Requirements: All vehicles, caravans and floats requiring power must have a Warrant of Electrical Fitness that meets legislation standard AS/NZS

7 Any and all electrical equipment, including extension power leads, must be tested and tagged with a current tag.(standard AS/NZS3760) Vehicles and leads may be checked during the show, on a strictly user pays basis. Anyone bringing in or in charge of the use of any motorized bike, two, three or four wheeled, must be trained in its use and must wear a safety helmet at ALL times when using it. As Manfeild Park is a public place, bike riders must have a current Drivers Licence. Quad bikes must not carry passengers, and no-one under the age of 16 is permitted to operate a quad bike. Motor bike riders must observe a speed limit of 15 k/p/hour at all times, anywhere on the showgrounds. 18. The RAS Yellow Card This Show supports the RAS Yellow Card system. A yellow card will be issued in cases of offences in respect of abuse of animals or inappropriate behaviour towards show officials, judges, fellow competitors or other third party, as per the RAS Constitution and the RAS Rules & Regulations/Bylaws including the Equestrian Rule Book, the RAS affiliated Show Measuring Stand and grounds. A duly appointed delegate of the show may deliver to the Person Responsible a Yellow Warning Card (either immediately or within 10 days of the show). Full wording of the Yellow Card System is available to view on the RAS website The RAS Resolution Process can be found on the RAS website, as above. The principle behind the process is to deal with the matter as it comes to hand and in most cases it should be dealt with directly by the show. If the matter is in regards to a RAS official, the show may request the assistance of RAS Head Office as to how to deal with this in an appropriate manner. 20. TEMPORARY PENS Temporary pen systems that meet an agreed safety requirement endorsed by the RAS are permitted, as per the RAS website. Any other temporary pen including (but not restricted to) tape, strings, ropes or chains, are banned. Stallions or colts can only be tied to a truck or float if they are under constant supervision, or are tied within an RAS approved solid framed portable yard that is attached to the outside of the truck or float. Otherwise, they must be confined in stables, suitable yards, or within the float or truck. 7

8 Information for Exhibitors Manawatu A&P Office Phone - (06) manawatuhorses@gmail.com Website Online entries: Or: entries to above address Facebook Manawatu Show Chief Steward Showing Sections Ginny MacLeod Phone - (06) Mobile Chief Steward Hunter and Show Jumping Jill Martin Phone (06) Mobile Horse Accommodation Steward: Jill Martin Phone (06) Mobile Measuring There will be Horse Measuring on the day, only by prior appointment with John Wall - Home (06) or Mobile Trophies Manawatu A & P retains all trophies and has them engraved each year. All Trophies are available for photographs on the day, but must then be returned to the stewards. Food There will be food and drinks available on the grounds throughout the show. Please read the Rules and Conditions of the Show PARKING: Competitors trucks or vehicles may only be parked in the designated parking areas or adjacent to the Ring Road, NOT on the grassed competition surfaces. Please help us to preserve our competition surfaces. (See Map prior to the Show for Parking and Gate access.) 8

9 Please pick up dung and rubbish, and place in bins provided, or take it home Please leave all yards, parking and camping areas clean and tidy Yellow bins are for animal waste only PRIZES SHOWING CLASSES ribbons to all places. Prize money will be paid out as per number of entries as of 29 October as follows: 1 entry: 1 st prize $ entries: 1 st prize $ entries: 1 st & 2 nd prizes 5 & over entries: 1 st, 2 nd 3 rd prizes Prize Money will be paid on the day. Vouchers will be issued at the ring for redemption by 4.00pm at the showing horse caravan during the days of competition. Prize money may be claimed from the office after the show, but if not claimed within one month will be deemed invalid. SHOW JUMPING & SHOW HUNTER ribbons to all places; Prize Money will be paid out in a ratio of 1:7, except in the series classes where it will be paid in full. 9

10 Other Arrangements BREAST PLATE NUMBER HOLDERS: Are compulsory for all showing classes except Working Hunters, Pleasure Horse/Pony classes, Donkeys and Mules Competitors are responsible for providing their own number(s) black numbers on a white background, or white on a black background only please. Working Hunter Riders will be required to wear arm numbers on the left arm, which can be picked up from the horse caravan. ARM NUMBERS: Any arm number issued will require a deposit of $5.00, to be refunded on return. Exhibitors must be neatly attired when entering judging rings with their exhibit. INFORMAL TURNOUT in all Unity Classes. UNITY CLASSES: Competitors will be judged together as a class with the following maximum points available. Conformation & Soundness 25 Turnout of Horse, saddlery & costume 25 Paces & Manners 25 Unity & Riding RAS CERTIFICATES (HEIGHT/PERFORMANCE CARDS) must be available in the ring at the request of a steward. Failure to produce them will result in forfeiture of all awards and disqualification on the day. HORSE of the YEAR SHOW QUALIFICATION CERTIFICATES: Available from RAS Website ras.org.nz For all horse enquiries during the Show please go to the Horse caravan (not the show office.) A Vet and Farrier will be On-Call. Contact details will be advised. Stallion Badges. Arm Bands and vests are available for purchase from the RAS Head Office. They will not be supplied by the show. 10

11 Horse Measuring For the Rules see section Measuring (M) of the RAS Equestrian Rule Book. For a measuring appointment please phone John Wall Home (06) ; Mobile jwwall@farmside.co.nz The fees that apply this season are: (GST inclusive) Annual Re-measure - $21 First Measure - $31 Special measure, by appointment with John, - $60. Young Stock Re-measure - $11 Life Certificate - $76 Separate Rider Performance cards are available at the measuring stand. Please ask John for these. Breeds Performance Cards are currently the responsibility of the Breed Societies. All replacement certificates (for lost certificates, change of horse/pony name etc), must be issued from the Royal Agricultural Society Head Office - by application, and will cost $ Entry to the park is via Gate 5 off Kawa Kawa Road. Note: The Outdoor Arena is not to be used during measuring you may book a time to ride on this arena by contacting Manfeild Park Office:

12 Horse of the Year Qualifying Sections/Classes The following sections are HOY Qualifiers at this Show: Lead Rein Show Ponies Park Hacks Riding Horses Working Hunter Ponies Ridden Thoroughbred Show Horse Standardbreds Sidesaddle First Ridden Saddle Hunter Ponies, Show Hacks Saddle Hunters Working Hunter Horses Rider Classes Pintos Pleasure Sections PLEASE CLEAN UP AFTER YOURSELF AND YOUR HORSES and leave our grounds clean & tidy SPONSORS: NZ Pinto Horse Society NZ Standardbred Breeders Association NZ Gypsy Cob Assn NZ Riding Pony Society Pony Breeders Society of NZ Welsh Pony & Cob Society NZ Hanovarian Society NX Shetland Pony Breeders 12

13 TIMETABLE SATURDAY 3rd November Horse Ring I Saddle Pony Hunters Novice... Saddle Pony Hunters Junior... Saddle Pony Hunters Senior... Champion Paced and Mannered Saddle Hunter Pony... Supreme Saddle Hunter Pony... Working Hunter Horse... Working Hunter Pony... Horse Ring 2 Welsh Ponies & Cobs... Shetlands... Gypsy Cob.. Horse Ring 3 Led Horses Adult... Led Horses Youngstock... Led Horses Breed Classes... Led Ponies Adult... Led Ponies Youngstock... Supreme Champion Led Pony... Junior/Senior Handlers... Supreme Led Horse/Pony Exhibit of Show... Standardbred - Ridden Pintos Ridden. Horse Ring 4 Arabs - Led Pintos - Led... Standardbred In Hand... Arabs - Ridden Sidesaddle am 9.30am 10.45am to follow to follow 1.15pm 2.45pm 8.30am 10.30am 11.15am 8.30am to follow to follow 10.30am to follow to follow 11.45am approx 12.15pm approx 1.15pm 2.15pm 8.30am 9.30am 11.00am 1.15pm 2.15pm Horse Ring 6 Miniatures Fun Day am Showjumping Rings I & 2 (Crusher Dust Arena) & Ring 3 (Grass) Showjumping am Show Hunter Ring (Crusher Dust Arena) Show Hunter Ponies Practice Round am Show Hunter Ponies. 9.00am 13

14 SUNDAY 4th November Horse Ring 1 Riding Horses am Saddle Hunters pm Horse Ring 2 Park Hacks am Show Hacks pm Champion Adult Rider 2.30pm approx Best Paced & Mannered Horse pm approx Supreme Champion Saddle Horse pm approx Horse Ring 3 Show Ponies Group A Novice am Show Ponies Group A am NZ Riding Pony Sash Class am approx Pony Breeders of NZ Sash Class... to follow Champion Junior Rider... to follow Champion Paced and Mannered Show Pony... to follow Supreme Champion Show Pony... to follow Lead Rein pm First Ridden pm Horse Ring 4 Show Ponies Group B & C Novice am Show Ponies Group B am Pleasure Horse/Pony 16 years & under Riders am Pleasure Horse/Pony Adult Riders pm Horse Ring 5 Show Ponies Group C am Horse Ring 7 Donkeys and Mules am Showjumping Rings I & 2 (Crusher Dust Arena) & Ring 3 (Grass) Showjumping am Show Hunter Ring (Crusher Dust Arena) Show Hunter Horse Practice Round am Show Hunter Horse am 14

15 SADDLE HUNTER PONIES (HOY Qualifier) Horse Ring 1 Saturday 3rd November am Judge: Joan Mitchell, Waipukurau Entry Fee: $10 Prize Money: 1 st $20, 2 nd $15, 3 rd $10 Saddle Hunter Ponies shown under saddle are judged on conformation and quality, must have substance, be active and well-mannered with strong easy paces. Will not be asked to jump but may be called upon to gallop. NOTE: Ponies competing in Saddle Hunter Pony classes are not eligible for Show Pony Classes. Ponies entered in Novice classes may also enter Open Classes SPECIAL AWARD: Cameron Jewellers present Silver Lapel Pins to the winners of the Open Unit Classes 1105 and 1109 Rider Classes: These will be run on Sunday in the Show Pony Sections. NOVICE SADDLE HUNTER PONIES not exceeding 148cm 1101 Unity Class (informal) for Novice Ponies not exceeding 148cm. Riders under 17 years 1102 Novice Saddle Hunter Pony not exceeding 148cm 0-2 wins Novice Saddle Hunter Pony not exceeding 148cm 0-5 wins. CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION NOVICE SADDLE HUNTER PONY To be judged from winners of classes 1102 and Second placed pony to the champion to be judged alongside the remaining winner for reserve Novice Paced and Mannered Saddle Hunter Pony not exceeding 148cm 0-5 wins JUNIOR SADDLE HUNTER PONIES not exceeding 138cm 9.30am approx 1105 Open Saddle Hunter Unity Class for Ponies not exceeding 148cm Riders 13 years and under. Cameron Jewellers present Silver Lapel Pin to the winner 1106 Open Saddle Hunter Pony not exceeding 128cm 1107 Open Saddle Hunter Pony over 128cm and not exceeding 138cm. CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION JUNIOR SADDLE HUNTER PONY To be judged from winners of classes 1106 and Second placed pony to the champion to be judged alongside the remaining winner for reserve Open Paced and Mannered Saddle Hunter Pony not exceeding 138cm. Junior Saddle Hunter ponies registered with NZRP & PBSNZ should see Classes 1113 & 1114 respectively. 15

16 SENIOR SADDLE HUNTER PONIES OVER 138CM NOT EXCEEDING 148CM 10.45am 1109 Open Saddle Hunter Unity Class for Ponies not exceeding 148cm. Riders 14 years and under 17 years. Cameron Jewellers present Silver Lapel Pin to the winner 1110 Open Saddle Hunter Pony over 138cm and not exceeding 143cm Open Saddle Hunter Pony over 143cm and not exceeding 148cm. CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION SENIOR SADDLE HUNTER PONY To be judged from winners of classes 1110 and Second placed pony to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winner for reserve Open Paced and Mannered Saddle Hunter Pony over 138cm and not exceeding 148cm NZ Riding Pony Saddle Hunter Class for Ponies 148cm & under. Registered with the NZRP Society, (registration number must be shown on entry form.) To be judged on conformation & quality. One Judge only. To be judged 80% Conformation & Quality, 20% P&M, with saddles off after working on the ring. Winner to receive a Sash sponsored by the NZ Riding Pony Society Pony Breeders Society of New Zealand Sash Class 148cm & under (Pony must be fully registered with the Pony Breeders Society of NZ & born in NZ. Proof of registration to be available on request. Registration number to be shown on the entry form. If it is subsequently found that the winner is not registered with the Society, the winner will be disqualified).)to be judged 60% conformation & 40% paces & manners. SADDLE HUNTER PONIES FINALS To follow classes CHAMPION PACED & MANNERED SADDLE HUNTER PONY (Winners of classes 1108 & 1112) SUPREME CHAMPION SADDLE HUNTER PONY (Champion Junior and Senior to parade) Dress Rug kindly donated by Highden Park (Libby Bleakley), Palmerston North & printed by SLEIPNIR SCREENPRINT International Animal Health Products kindly donate a Bucket of Livamol (show & groom) valued at $120 to the winner 16

17 WORKING HUNTERS (HOY Qualifier) Horse Ring 1 Saturday 3rd November pm Judge: Joan Mitchell, Waipukurau Working hunters are required to demonstrate jumping ability and be of good strong conformation with good manners, sound paces and be a comfortable ride over long distances. They will be required to jump a minimum of three hunter type fences. Jumping style and ability 40%, conformation 30%, paces and manners 30%. They will also be required to gallop. No boots or bandages permitted. Working Hunters are required to have arm numbers. Please collect these from the Horse Secretary situated by the ring with a deposit of $5.00, to be refunded on it being returned. Entry Fee: $10 Prize Money: 1 st $20, 2 nd $15, 3 rd $10 WORKING HUNTER HORSES 1.15 pm 1115 Novice Working Hunter 0-5 wins 1116 Open Working Hunter over 148cm & not exceeding 163cm 1117 Open Working Hunter over 163cm CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION WORKING HUNTER To be judged from winners of class 1116 and Second placed horse to the champion to be judged alongside the remaining winner for reserve. The winner to receive the Isaacson cup Handy Hunter WORKING HUNTER PONIES 2.45 pm 1120 Novice Working Pony Hunter not exceeding 148cm. 0-5wins Open Working Pony Hunter not exceeding 138cm Open Working Pony Hunter Over 138cm and not exceeding 148cm. CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION WORKING PONY HUNTER To be judged from winners of class 1121 and Second placed pony to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winner for reserve Handy Hunter 17

18 SUPREME LED HORSE/PONY EXHIBIT OF SHOW All Breeds Horse Ring 3 Saturday 3rd November pm approx The following will be required for the judging of the Supreme Led Horse/Pony Exhibit of the show: All Judges. NOTE: Winners who do not come forward for the judging of this class will forfeit all prize money. Supreme Champion Led Pony Supreme Champion Led Horse Supreme Champion Welsh Pure or Partbred Supreme Champion Arab/Part Arab Supreme Champion Pinto Horse/Pony Supreme Champion Shetland Pony Supreme Champion Gypsy Cob Champion Standardbred A ROSETTE TO THE WINNER International Animal Health Products kindly donate a Bucket of Livamol (show & groom) valued at $120 to the winner WELSH PONIES & COBS IN HAND (PURE AND PART BREDS) Horse Ring 2 Saturday 3rd November am Judge: Rosalyn Southey, Masterton Entry Fee: $10 Prize Money: 1 st $20, 2 nd $15, 3 rd $10 Please Note: Classes may be split or combined depending on entries. CONDITIONS: All Entries to be registered with the WPCS or in the case of foals, must be eligible for registration. Registration Number must be given on the Show Entry Form and produced on Show Day if requested. There is no height restriction in the Welsh classes and no height certificates are required. Registered Welsh Purebreds must not be plaited in In-hand or ridden welsh classes unless exhibited in other Ridden or Driven classes on that day. All Stallions entered in Stallion classes must be on fully Registered Stallion papers, Temporary Colt Papers ineligible. Gelding must not be shown on Temporary Colt Papers NB There is only one Best Presented class(1200) for all sections. See also classes for Junior/Senior Handlers in Ring 3 SPECIAL AWARDS: 18

19 The NZWPCS has kindly donated a Rosette for the Supreme Champion Pure or Partbred Welsh Exhibit, & rosettes to be awarded for Class 1200 Best Presented Welsh Exhibit. PUREBRED WELSH PONIES AND COBS Section A, B, C & D Adults 1200 Best Presented Pure or Partbred Welsh Exhibit and Handler (Adult & Youngstock) 1201 Stallion 4 yrs and over 1202 Broodmare 4 yrs and over, visibly in foal or with foal at foot (see Rule 12) 1203 Dry Mare or Gelding 4yrs and over. ( Mare not to foal during current season) CHAMPION WELSH ADULT -PUREBRED RESERVE CHAMPION WELSH ADULT -PUREBRED (Judged from 1 st place getters in Classes 1201, 1202 and 1203, Second placed horse to the champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for reserve). PARTBRED WELSH ADULT 1204 Stallion 4years and over Broodmare 4 yrs and over, visibly in foal or with foal at foot (See Rule 12) 1206 Dry Mare or Gelding 4yrs and over (Mare not to foal during current season) CHAMPION WELSH ADULT- PARTBRED RESERVE CHAMPION WELSH ADULT-PARTBRED (Judged from 1 st place getters in Classes 1204, 1205 and 1206 Second placed horse to the champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for reserve). PUREBRED WELSH PONIES AND COBS-YOUNGSTOCK Sections A, B, C & D Youngstock 1207 Foal, any sex (not to be shown under 3 weeks of age) 1208 Yearling Colt, Filly or Gelding & 3 year old Colt, Filly or Gelding CHAMPION WELSH -PUREBRED - YOUNGSTOCK RESERVE CHAMPION WELSH PUREBRED- YOUNGSTOCK (Judged from 1 st place getters in Classes 1207, 1208 and Second placed pony to the champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for reserve). PARTBRED WELSH YOUNGSTOCK 1210 Foal, any sex (not to be shown under 3 weeks of age) 1211 Yearling Colt, Filly or Gelding & 3 year old Colt, Filly or Gelding CHAMPION WELSH PARTBRED- YOUNGSTOCK RESERVE CHAMPION WELSH -PARTBRED-YOUNGSTOCK (Judged from 1 st place getters in Classes 1210, 1211 and Second placed horse to the champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for reserve). 19

20 SUPREME CHAMPION WELSH PURE OR PARTBRED EXHIBIT Rosette sponsored by the Welsh Pony and Cob Society (Judged from Adult and Youngstock Champions) (Winner required for judging of Supreme Led Horse/Pony Exhibit of Show, All Breeds, at 12.15pm approx. in Ring 3) 1213 Movement Section A, B, C, & D 1214 Best Head- Male and Female, Section A, B, C & D (Class may be split if excess entries) 1215 Partbred Movement 1216 Partbred- Best Head 1217 Best Pair of Ponies, All sections, Part and Purebred (only one entry needed) 1218 Solid Colour (Includes Grey & Roan) All sections, Part and Purebred 1219 Dilute Colour (All colours down from Palomino) All sections, Part and Purebred LED HORSES Hacks, Hunters, Warmbloods, Thoroughbreds, and all other Breed Stock for Showing or Sporting purposes. (See also classes for Junior/Senior Handlers in Ring 3) Entry Fee: $10 Prize Money: 1 st $20, 2 nd $15, 3 rd $10 Horse Ring 3 Saturday 3rd November am Eva Best, Waikanae Please Note: Classes may be combined or cancelled depending on entries Best Presented Exhibit & Handler 1302 Stallion, 4 years & over, over 148cm 1303 Broodmare, 4 years & over, over 148cm (see conditions for Broodmares) 1304 Dry mare, 4 years & over, over 148cm 1305 Gelding, 4 years & over, over 148cm CHAMPION ADULT LED HORSE RESERVE CHAMPION ADULT LED HORSE Judged from winners of classes 1302, 1303, 1304, & nd place getters to stand by Adult with best movement 1307 Yearling, to mature over 148cm 1308 Two Year Old, to mature over 148cm 1309 Three Year Old, to mature over 148cm CHAMPION YOUNG STOCK LED HORSE RESERVE CHAMPION YOUNG STOCK LED HORSE (Judged from winners of classes 1307, 1308 & nd place getters to stand by) 1310 Young Stock with best movement SUPREME CHAMPION LED HORSE (Winner required for judging of Supreme Led Horse/Pony Exhibit of Show, all breeds, 20

21 at 12.15pm approx. in Ring 3) BREED CLASSES 1311 Best Hanovarian Exhibit any age, registered with NZ Hanovarian Breed Society. (Witzbold Trophy sponsored by the NZ Hanoverian Society) 1312 Best Thoroughbred horse any age, registered or eligible for registration with NZ Thoroughbred Racing, or a recognized overseas Thoroughbred Stud Book approved by NZRT and the International Stud Book committee Best Registered Sport Horse any age, registered with any other Breed Society and/or Sport horse Promotion Board. LED PONIES Horse Ring 3 Saturday 3rd November am Eva Best, Waikanae Entry Fee: $10 Prize Money: 1 st $20, 2 nd $15, 3 rd $10 Please Note: Classes may be split or combined depending on entries. All ponies including Young Stock, must have a current RAS height certificate, which must be available in the judging ring at all times. (See also classes for Junior/Senior Handlers in Ring 3) SPECIAL AWARDS: PONY BREEDERS SOCIETY OF NZ ADULT SASH: Class 1323 PONY BREEDERS SOCIETY OF NZ YOUNGSTOCK SASH: Class 1329 Trophies for Section Ngahere Pony Stud Silver Salver - sponsor a silver tray for the Best Young Stock exhibited by the Breeder Best Presented Pony and Handler 1317 Pony Stallion, 4 years and over, not exceeding 148cm 1318 Pony Broodmare, 4 years and over, not exceeding 148cm (see conditions for broodmares) CHAMPION ADULT LED PONY RESERVE CHAMPION ADULT LED PONY (Judged from 1st place getters in classes 1317, & Second placed horse to the champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for reserve) Dry Mare, 4 years and over, not exceeding 148cm, 1320 Gelding, 4 years and over, not exceeding 148cm CHAMPION DRY MARE OR GELDING RESERVE CHAMPION DRY MARE OR GELDING Judged from 1 st place getters in classes 1319 & Second placed horse to 21

22 the champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for reserve) Best Adult Head 1322 Best Adult Movement 1323 Pony Breeders Society of NZ Adult Sash. For stallions and broodmares not exceeding 148cm and must be 4 years and over. No geldings or dry mares are allowed in this class. (See conditions for Broodmares) Must be registered with the PBSNZ. Registration number to be stated on Entry Form or entry invalid. If it is subsequently found that the winner is not fully registered with the Society, the winner will be disqualified Pony Yearling, not to exceed 140cm 1325 Pony, 2 years, not to exceed 146cm 1326 Pony, 3 years, not to exceed 148cm CHAMPION YOUNG STOCK LED PONY RESERVE CHAMPION YOUNG STOCK LED PONY (Judged from 1st place getters in classes 1324, 1325 & nd place getters to stand-by by) Winner to receive Ngahere Silver Salver 1327 Best Young Stock Head 1328 Best Young Stock Movement 1329 Pony Breeders Society of NZ Young Stock Sash. Yearlings, two and three year olds. Foals not eligible and young stock not to mature over 148cm. Must be registered with the PBSNZ. Registration number to be stated on Entry Form or entry invalid. If it is subsequently found that the winner is not fully registered with the Society, the winner will be disqualified. SUPREME CHAMPION LED PONY EXHIBIT (Adult & Young Stock and Dry Mare or Gelding Champions to be judged at conclusion of these classes) (Winner required for judging of Supreme Led Horse/Pony Exhibit of Show, All Breeds. To be judged at 12.15pm approx. Ring 3) JUNIOR & SENIOR HANDLER Ring am approx. A class to inspire handlers to exhibit and show their ponies/horses in-hand correctly, exhibiting showmanship skills. Judged on the showing and an individual workout, and also standing their ponies/horses up at all times while showing in the ring. Handlers may exhibit any breed Junior Handler 16 years & under 1331 Senior Handler 17 years & over 22

23 ARAB OR PART ARAB Horse Ring 4 Saturday 3rd November am Judge: Jenny Klemra, Inglewood Entry Fee: $10 Prize Money: 1 st $20, 2 nd $15, 3 rd $10 Only Purebred, Anglo or Derivative Arabian Horses with a minimum of 12.5% Arabian blood that are registered with the NZAHBS (Inc) are eligible to compete in these classes. Proof of Registration (a photocopy of the registration certificate must accompany the entry form) and must be produced on show day if requested by the steward. All classes are conducted under the NZAHBS Rules for Judging & Showing Arabian Horses in conjunction with the RAS Rules, Regulations and By-laws. Classes may be combined if insufficient entries. See also classes for Junior/Senior Handlers in Ring Best Presented Arabian Horse & Handler 1401 Purebred Arabian 3 years & under colt, filly or gelding 1402 Purebred Arabian 4 years & over stallion, mare or gelding CHAMPION PUREBRED ARABIAN RESERVE CHAMPION PUREBRED ARABIAN (To be judged from the winners of classes 1401 &1402, 2 nd place getters to standby 1403 Derivative Arabian 3 years & under colt, filly or gelding 1404 Derivative Arabian 4 years & over stallion, mare or gelding CHAMPION DERIVATIVE ARABIAN RESERVE CHAMPION DERIVATIVE ARABIAN (To be judged from the winners of classes 1403 &1404, 2 nd place getters to standby) 1405 Classic Head, Purebred & Derivative 1406 Classic Action, Purebred & Derivative SUPREME CHAMPION ARABIAN (To be judged from Champion Purebred & Champion Derivative) (Winner required for judging of Supreme Led Horse/Pony Exhibit of Show, All Breeds. To be judged at 12.15pm approx Ring 3) RIDDEN ARABIAN (COMBINED) Ring pm 1407 Best Presented Ridden Arabian 1408 Novice Ridden Arabian (0-5 wins) 23

24 1409 Open Ridden Purebred Arabian 1410 Open Ridden Derivative Arabian CHAMPION RIDDEN ARABIAN RESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN ARABIAN (To be judged from the winners of classes 1408,1409 &1410, Second placed horse to the champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for reserve) Paced & Mannered Arabian 1412 Costume Class - Ridden (50% costume, 50% manners & performance) PINTO LED & RIDDEN (HOY Qualifier) This section is kindly sponsored by NZ Pinto Horse Society Horse Ring 4 Saturday 3rd November am Judge: Jenny Klemra, Inglewood Entry Fee: $10 Prize Money: 1 st $20, 2 nd $15, 3 rd $10 Pinto s must be registered & owner a current financial member of the NZ Pinto Horse Society Inc at close of entries. Current Official RAS Height Certificates are required for height stipulated classes. Colts/stallions must be shown by a person 18 years & over, and display Stallion badges on the bridle and RAS arm bands on the handler when in the ring; and a Hi Viz vest on the handler when outside the ring. See also classes for Junior/Senior Handlers in Ring 3 Please Note: Classes may be split or combined depending on entries. LED PINTO HORSE/PONY 1413 Best presented Pinto & Handler 1414 Foal or yearling or 3 year old CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION YOUNGSTOCK PINTO (To be judged from winners of classes 1414 & Second placed horse to the champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for reserve) Show Horse any height, 4 yrs & over 1417 Saddle Hunter any height, 4 yrs & over CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION ADULT PINTO (To be judged from winners of classes 1416 & 1417, Second placed horse to the champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for reserve) Best Colour & Patterned 24

25 1420 Best Paced & Mannered SUPREME CHAMPION LED PINTO To be judged from Champion Youngstock & Champion Adult Pintos (Winner required for judging of Supreme Led Horse/Pony Exhibit of Show, All Breeds at 12.15pm approx. in Ring 3) RIDDEN PINTO HORSE/PONY Ring pm Judge: Eva Best, Waikanae 1340 Best Presented Pinto & Rider 1341 Novice 0-5 wins, any height 1342 Open Pony 148cm & under 1343 Open Horse over 148cm CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN PINTO (To be judged from the winners of classes 1341, 1342 & 1343, Second placed horse to the champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for reserve) Best Paced 1345 Best Mannered GYPSY COB Horse Ring 2 Saturday 3rd November am Judge: Rosalyn Southey, Masterton Entry Fee: $10 Prize Money: 1 st $20, 2 nd $15, 3 rd $10 All Gypsy Cobs must be correctly registered with the NZ Gypsy Cob Association Inc and owners must be current financial members at the close of entries. Do not require height certificates. (See also classes for Junior/Senior Handlers in Ring 3) Please Note: Classes may be split or combined depending on entries Best Presented Purebred or Partbred Gypsy Cob 1231 Purebred Adult Gypsy Cob, 4 years and over 1232 Purebred Youngstock Gypsy Cob, 3 years & under CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION PUREBRED INHAND GYPSY COB Judged from 1 st place getters in classes 1231, & 1232, Second placed horse to the champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for reserve) Partbred Adult Gypsy Cob, 4 years & over 1235 Partbred Youngstock Gypsy Cob, 3 years & under CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION PARTBRED INHAND GYPSY COB Judged from 1 st placegetters in classes 1234, & 1235, 2nd place getters to standby 25

26 SUPREME CHAMPION INHAND GYPSY COB Judged between Champion Purebred & Champion Partbred (Winner required for judging of Supreme Led Horse/Pony Exhibit of Show, All Breeds at 12.15pm approx. in Ring 3) 1237 Best Paced Gypsy Cob (led) 1238 Best Mannered Gypsy Cob (led) 1239 Best ridden Gypsy Cob, purebred or partbred STANDARDBRED IN HAND & RIDDEN Section kindly sponsored by NZ Standardbred Breeders Assn Horse Ring 4 Saturday 3rd November am Judge: Jenny Klemra, Inglewood All horses must carry an official Harness Racing Brand Performance Cards to be carried & documented (Novice) Height Certificates are not required Novice horses must be shown in snaffle bridle Breastplate number holders are compulsory, and the competitor is responsible for making the number. (See also classes for Junior/Senior Handlers in Ring 3) Please Note: Classes may be split or combined depending on entries. Entry Fee: $10 Prize Money: 1 st $20, 2 nd $15, 3 rd $ Best presented Standardbred and Handler 1429 Mare/filly 1430 Gelding/colt/stallion CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION STANDARDBRED IN HAND To be judged from winners of classes 1429 & 1430, Second placed horse to the champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for reserve). (Winner required for judging of Supreme Led Horse/Pony Exhibit of Show, All Breeds at 12.15pm approx. in Ring 3) 1431 Best Paced 1432 Best Handler 26

27 STANDARDBRED RIDDEN Ring pm Judge: Rosalyn Southey, Masterton 1360 Best presented Combination 1361 Novice Standardbred (0-5 wins) 1362 Open Standardbred 1363 Lady s Standardbred (on type) to be ridden by a Lady or Gentleman CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN STANDARDBRED To be judged from winners of classes 1361,1362 & 1363, Second placed horse to the champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for reserve) Paced and Mannered Standardbred 1365 Best Rider SIDE SADDLE Horse Ring 4 Saturday, 3rd November pm Judge: Jenny Klemra, Inglewood Entry Fee: $10.00 Prize Money: 1 st $20, 2 nd $15, 3 rd $ Best Turned Out 1422 Best Side Saddle Rider 1423 Best Side Saddle Mount 1424 Best Paced & Mannered Side Saddle Mount 1425 Concours D Élegance, most elegant combination of horse & rider CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION SIDE SADDLE HORSE/PONY (To be judged from the winners of classes 1423 & Second placed horse to the champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for reserve). SHETLAND PONIES IN HAND Ribbons kindly sponsored by NZ Shetland Pony Breeders Horse Ring 2 Saturday 3rd November am Judge: Rosalyn Southey, Masterton Entry Fee: $10 Prize Money: 1 st $20, 2 nd $15, 3 rd $10 27

28 This section is run under the NZ Shetland Pony Breeders Society (Inc) Regulations for Showing & Exhibition of Shetland Ponies in conjunction with the RAS Equestrian Rules. Shetland Ponies must be Purebred and registered with the NZSPBS, or in the case of foals, must have a current Foal Name Preapproval Certificate issued by the NZSPBS to confirm eligibility for registration at the time of close of entries for the show. Stud Book number to be stated on entry form. Shetland Ponies are to be shown in natural coat and full feather. Please Note: Classes may be split or combined depending on entries. (See also classes for Junior/Senior Handlers in Ring 3) 1220 Best Presented Shetland Pony & Handler 1221 Best Paced & Mannered Shetland Pony 1222 Stallion 4 yrs & over 1223 Mare 4 yrs & over 1224 Gelding 4 yrs & over CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION ADULT SHETLAND PONY To be judged from the winners of classes 1222, 1223, & Second placed horse to the champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for reserve) Foal or Yearling Year Old Year Old CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION YOUNGSTOCK SHETLAND PONY To be judged from the winners of classes 1225, 1226 & Second placed horse to the champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for reserve). SUPREME CHAMPION SHETLAND PONY To be judged from the Youngstock and Adult Champions (Winner required for judging of Supreme Led Horse/Pony Exhibit of Show, All Breeds at 12.15pm approx. in Ring 3) MINIATURE HORSES Horse Ring 6 Saturday 3rd November am Miniature Horse Promotion Day Contact for information: Sandra Bradley (06) , cossie_s@yahoo.co.nz Fleur Horrocks

29 HACKS, PARK HACKS, SADDLE HUNTERS & RIDING HORSE SECTION Sunday 4th November 2018 (HOY Qualifiers) Ring am Riding Horse Class 2110 & 2111 (Rider) to follow 12.30pm Saddle Hunters Ring am Park Hacks Class 2210 (Rider) to follow Class 2211 Livamol Thoroughbred Show Horse class to follow 12.30pm Hacks RAS Certificates must be carried. A horse entered in Novice Classes may also enter Open classes. RIDER CLASSES Novice Rider (Class 2110), Youth or Girl Rider (Class 2210) and Open Rider (Class 2111) will be judged at the completion of Park Hacks and Riding Horse Sections. Rider classes are based on age, ie if a rider is under 17 years on the 1 st August 2018 on a horse, they may compete in the rider class in the pony section. At the completion of the section classes the Champion Adult Rider, Best Paced & Mannered Horse in Show and Supreme Champion Saddle Horse will be judged in Ring 2. NB. Winners who do not come forward for the judging of these classes will forfeit all prize money. CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION ADULT RIDER 2.30pm approx. Winners of classes 2111 & 2210 (second place getters to standby) BEST PACED & MANNERED HORSE IN SHOW 2.45pm approx Winners of classes 2209, 2223, 2109, 2122 Winner to receive a Champion Rosette SUPREME CHAMPION SADDLE HORSE 3.00pm approx Judged from Champion Park Hack, Hack, Riding Horse & Saddle Hunter Winner to receive a Dress Rug & Sash Dress Rug kindly donated by HORSEWYSE SADDLERY, Palmerston North & printed by SLEIPNIR SCREENPRINTING International Animal Health Products kindly donate a Bucket of Livamol (show & groom) valued at $120 to the winner RACE IMAGES, Feilding, kindly donate a canvas print/framing voucher to the value of $150 from your own (supplied) choice of favourite photograph 29

30 PARK HACKS (HOY Qualifier) This Section is kindly sponsored by The Shed Hair Gallery, Feilding Park Hacks are over 148cm and not exceeding 158cm. Park Hacks in this ring are not eligible for Hack, Riding Horse or Saddle Hunter rings. Horse Ring 2 Sunday 4th November am Judge: Rosalyn Southey, Masterton Entry Fee: $10 Prize Money: 1 st $20, 2 nd $15, 3 rd $10 Note: RAS Certificates must be carried Definition of a Novice (see information for Exhibitors) 2200 Unity Class (informal) for Novice Park Hacks 2201 Novice Park Hack 0-2 wins 2202 Novice Park Hack 0-5 wins CHAMPION NOVICE PARK HACK RESERVE CHAMPION NOVICE PARK HACK (To be judged from winners of classes 2201 and Second placed horse to the champion to be judged alongside the remaining winner for reserve) Novice Paced & Mannered Park Hack 0-5 wins 2204 Unity Class (informal) for Open Park Hacks (Ebbett Perpetual Salver) 2205 Open Park Hack, over 148cm and not exceeding 153cm 2206 Open Park Hack, over 153cm and not exceeding 158cm 2207 Open Lady s Park Hack on Type (Morgan Real Estate Perpetual (Oval Tray) (conformation class) to be ridden by a lady or gentleman. Entries not eligible for class Open Gentleman s Park Hack on Type (Morgan Real Estate Perpetual (Round Tray) (conformation class) to be ridden by a gentleman or lady. Entries not eligible for class CHAMPION PARK HACK (The Birchwood Perpetual Trophy) RESERVE CHAMPION PARK HACK (To be judged from winners of classes 2205, 2206, 2207 & Second placed horse to the champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for reserve). (Champion required for Supreme Champion Saddle Horse at 3.00pm in Ring 2) 2209 Open Paced & Mannered Park Hack (Winner required for Best Paced & Mannered Horse of Show at 2.45pm in Ring 2) 2210 Youth or Girl Rider 17 years and under 21 years Moutoa Cup. May ride horse of choice (not pony) (ie from any saddle horse section) Winner (2 nd place 30

31 getter to standby) required for Champion Adult Rider at 2.30pm 2211 Ridden Thoroughbred Show Horse See below HACKS (HOY Qualifier) This Section is kindly sponsored by Scotts Pump & Mower Service, Feilding A Show Hack should display elegance and gaiety with very good paces. It must be well mannered and capable of giving its rider a pleasant and easy ride for a short journey. Horses in this section may not enter Park Hack, Riding Horse or Saddle Hunter classes. Horse Ring 2 Sunday 4th November pm Judge: Rosalyn Southey, Masterton Entry Fee: $10 member Prize Money: 1st $20 2nd $15 3rd $10 Definition of a novice (see information for Exhibitors) Note: RAS Certificates must be carried 2214 Unity Class (informal) for Novice Hacks 2215 Novice Hack 0-2 wins 2216 Novice Hack 0-5 wins CHAMPION NOVICE HACK RESERVE CHAMPION NOVICE HACK (To be judged from winners of classes 2215 and Second placed horse to the champion to be judged alongside the remaining winner for reserve) Novice Paced & Mannered Hack 0-5 wins 2218 Unity Class (informal) for Open Hacks 2219 Open Hack, over 158cm and not exceeding 163cm 2220 Open Hack, over 163cm 2221 Open Lady s Hack on Type (conformation class), to be ridden by a lady or gentleman. Entries not eligible for class Open Gentleman s Hack on Type- (conformation class) to be ridden by a gentleman or a lady. Entries not eligible for class CHAMPION HACK (Rembrant Perpetual Trophy donated by Mr Cholmondeley-Smith) RESERVE CHAMPION HACK (To be judged from winners of classes 2219, 2220, 2221 & Second placed horse to the champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for reserve). (Champion required for Supreme Champion Saddle Horse at 3.00pm) 2223 Open Paced & Mannered Hack (Winner required for Best Paced & Mannered Horse of Show at 2.45pm in Ring 2) 2211 Ridden Thoroughbred Show Horse See below 31

32 RIDING HORSE (HOY Qualifier) This Section is kindly sponsored by Burne Aluminum, Feilding This section is for horses who may not be a true Show Hack, Park Hack or Saddle Hunter in type but fit somewhere in-between, and still possess the qualities of conformation, manners and paces that are desirable in a Show Horse. Horses in this section may not enter Hack, Park Hack or Saddle Hunter classes. Horse Ring 1 Sunday 4th November am Judge: Sue Thomas, Havelock North Entry Fee: $10 Prize Money: 1 st $20, 2 nd $15, 3 rd $10 Note: RAS Certificates must be carried Definition of a Novice (see information for Exhibitors) 2100 Unity Class (informal) for Novice Riding Horses 2101 Novice Riding Horse 0-2 wins 2102 Novice Riding Horse 0-5 wins CHAMPION NOVICE RIDING HORSE RESERVE CHAMPION NOVICE RIDING HORSE (To be judged from winners of classes 2101 and Second placed horse to the champion to be judged alongside the remaining winner for reserve) Novice Paced & Mannered Riding Horse 0-5 wins 2104 Unity Class (informal) for Open Riding Horses 2105 Open Riding Horse, over 148cm & not exceeding 163cm 2106 Open Riding Horse, over 163cm 2107 Open Lady s Riding Horse on Type (conformation class), to be ridden by a lady or a gentleman. Entries not eligible for class Open Gentleman s Riding Horse on Type (conformation class) to be ridden by a gentleman or a lady. Entries not eligible for class CHAMPION RIDING HORSE RESERVE CHAMPION RIDING HORSE (To be judged from winners of classes 2105, 2106, 2107 & Second placed horse to the champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for reserve). (Champion required for Supreme Champion Saddle Horse at 3.00pm in Ring 2) 2109 Open Paced & Mannered Riding Horse (Winner required for Best Paced & Mannered Horse of Show at 2.45pm in Ring 2) 2110 Novice Rider, 17 years & over, 0-5 wins 2111 Open Rider 21 years and over. May ride horse of choice (not pony) (ie from 32

33 any saddle horse section) Winner (2 nd place getter to standby) required for Champion Adult Rider at 2.30pm 2211 Ridden Thoroughbred Show Horse See below SADDLE HUNTERS (HOY Qualifier) Section kindly sponsored by Ruapehu Farm Supplies, Feilding A Hunter should have substance and activity. It must be capable of carrying the weight designated, have strong easy paces, be well mannered and be capable of carrying its rider for long periods over varied country. Horses in this section may not enter Hack, Park Hack or Riding Horse classes. Horse Ring 1 Sunday 4th November pm Judge: Sue Thomas, Havelock North Entry Fee: $10 Prize Money: 1 st $20, 2 nd $15, 3 rd $10 Definition of a Novice (see information for Exhibitors) Note: RAS Certificates must be carried 2113 Unity Class (informal) for Novice Saddle Hunters 2114 Novice Saddle Hunter 0-2 wins 2115 Novice Saddle Hunter 0-5 wins CHAMPION NOVICE SADDLE HUNTER (Ashlea Cup) RESERVE CHAMPION NOVICE SADDLE HUNTER (To be judged from winners of classes 2114 and Second placed horse to the champion to be judged alongside the remaining winner for reserve) Novice Paced & Mannered Saddle Hunter 0-5 wins 2117 Unity Class (informal) for Open Saddle Hunters 2118 Open Saddle Hunter over 148cm & not exceeding 163cm 2119 Open Saddle Hunter over 163cm 2120 Open Lady s Saddle Hunter on Type (conformation class), to be ridden by a lady or gentleman. Entries not eligible for class Open Gentleman s Saddle Hunter on Type (conformation class) to be ridden by a gentleman or lady. Entries not eligible for class CHAMPION SADDLE HUNTER RESERVE CHAMPION SADDLE HUNTER 33

34 (To be judged from winners of classes 2118, 2119, 2120, & Second placed horse to the champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for reserve). (Champion required for Supreme Champion Saddle Horse at 3.00pm in Ring 2) 2122 Open Paced & Mannered Saddle Hunter (Gillies Challenge Cup) (Winner required for Best Paced & Mannered Horse of Show at 2.45pm in Ring 2) 2211 Ridden Thoroughbred Show Horse See below LIVAMOL - RAS RIDDEN THOROUGHBRED SHOW HORSE SERIES (HOY Qualifier) Horse Ring 2 Sunday 4th November 2018 To follow Class 2210 Judge: Sue Thomas, Havelock North (Please note this is a restricted breed class and does not count as a win for Novice Horses). Thoroughbred horses must be registered, or eligible for registration, in a recognized Thoroughbred Stud Book, to compete in this class and at HOY. All competitors wishing to take part in the RAS Ridden Thoroughbred Show Horse Series must register their TB Horses annually with the RAS Head Office: enquiries@ras.org.nz. Registration is free of charge. All competitors will receive a registration number; this number will be used throughout the series and must be included on the entry form. Only TB Horses registered in this series will be eligible for the TB Show Horse Class at NZ Horse of the Year Show Series points will be held at RAS Head Office. Only affiliated RAS Shows will be included in this series. Series shows will be listed on the RAS website. Placings 1 st to 4 th will accumulate points that will result in an overall series winner. Judging criteria will be 80% Conformation, 20% Manners & Paces. Judges will assess each horse individually with saddles removed 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). Entry Fee: $10; Prize Money: 1 st $20, 2 nd $15, 3 rd $10, 4 th Ribbon only. International Animal Health Products kindly donate a Bucket of Livamol (show & groom) valued at $120 to the winner 34

35 2211 Ridden Thoroughbred Show Horse, over 148cm. (points class) NZTR Trophy. PONIES - CONDITIONS SHOW PONIES, SADDLE PONY HUNTERS, WORKING PONY HUNTERS, LEAD REIN & FIRST RIDDEN PONIES General: I Riders competing in Horse Classes may not compete in Show Pony Classes, or Saddle Pony Hunter Classes, except Novice Classes. 2 Ponies under three years of age shall not be ridden. 3 Ponies must be named at time of entry in all classes. 4 Adult riders may ride ponies in novice classes only. 5 RAS Certificates must be produced on request of a Steward. 6 Definition of a Novice: A Novice exhibit or rider is one that has yet to win six (6) classes in any division (eg.conformation/ paced & mannered/ rider classes) within the competitions provided at any A & P Show/Event. 7 Pony Exhibitors - also see Dry Mare & Gelding classes in Led Pony Section, and Welsh Section. 8 See Led Pony section for Junior/Senior Handler Classes. 9 NB: Intermediate (Group B) & Junior (Group C) Novice classes are combined. Entry Fee: $10 Prize Money: 1 st $20, 2 nd $15, 3 rd $10 SHOW PONIES (HOY Qualifier) Note: Ponies competing in Show Pony Classes are not eligible for Saddle Hunter Pony Classes. RAS certificates must be presented on request. Rider classes: These are judged at the end of the show pony section classes, including one Novice class (16 yrs & under- Ring 3). Riders under 17 years on a horse are able to compete in rider classes. Pairs Class: A combined class open to Saddle Hunter, Group A, B & C Show Ponies. To be judged at walk, trot & canter & on matching height, colour & paces. See class 2351 in Ring 3. SPECIAL AWARDS: Pony Breeders Society of New Zealand presents a sash for the winner of the Ridden Sash Class. Entries must be registered with the Society and proof of registration shown on request. Registration number to be written on entry form. If it is subsequently found that the winner is not fully registered with the Society, the winner will be disqualified. Cameron Jewellers presents Silver Lapel Pins to the winners of Open Unit Classes 2345, 2404, 2500 and the Champion Junior Rider of the Show. Trophies for Section The Santa Rosa Salver, is presented by the Mitchell Bros of Longburn to the winner of class 2345, Senior Unit 35

36 The Manawatu Pony Club Challenge Cup is presented to the winner of class 2404 Intermediate Unit. The Taurimu Riding School Trophy is presented to the winner of class 2500, Junior Unit. The Chantilly Trophy is donated by the Wells Family, Hastings, to be awarded to the Senior Champion Pony. (Group A) The Santa Claus Salver is donated by the Gorton Family of Palmerston North, to be awarded to the Intermediate Champion Pony (Group B) The Les Wright Cup, to be awarded to the Junior Champion Pony. (Group C) The Orlando Trophy, donated by the Yorke Family, to be awarded to the Champion Paced & Mannered Pony. The Commonwealth Dominion Line Cup which replaces the Doris Young Cup, to be awarded to the Supreme Champion Pony. LEAD REIN PONY (HOY Qualifier) This Section is kindly sponsored by Garratt Motor Group, Feilding Ponies to be 128cm & under. Rider four years and up to & including seven years as at 1 st August The attendant/leader must be 14 years or over. Riders taking part in this section are excluded from taking part in other sections of the show. These children are those yet unable to ride without assistance from a leader or attendant and should be judged accordingly. Judged 60% Suitability, temperament & safeness; & 40% conformation & paces (see RAS Equestrian Rules for further conditions) Entry Fee: $10 Prize Money: 1st $20, 2nd $15, 3rd $10 Note: RAS certificates must be carried Horse Ring 3 Sunday, 4th November :00 PM Judge: Lynne Holmes, Masterton 2323 Best Presented Lead Rein Pony, Rider & Handler 2324 Novice Lead Rein Pony not exceeding 128cm 0 5 wins 2325 Open Lead Rein Pony not exceeding 123cm 2326 Open Lead Rein Pony over 123cm & not exceeding 128cm CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION LEAD REIN PONY (Judged from winners of classes 2324, 2325 & Second placed pony to champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for reserve) 36

37 2327 Open Paced & Mannered Lead Rein Pony not exceeding 128cm 2328 Best Combination of Rider & Pony, not exceeding 128cm 2329 Best Rider 4 & 5 years 2330 Best Rider 6 & 7 years 2331 Pony Breeders Society of New Zealand Sash Class Pony must be fully registered with the Pony Breeders Society of NZ & born in NZ. Proof of registration to be available on request. Registration number to be shown on the entry form. To be judged 60% conformation & 40% paces & manners. FIRST RIDDEN (HOY Qualifier) Section kindly sponsored by Tod Seeds Ltd, Palmerston North Ponies to be 138cm & under; riders to be under 10 years as at 1 st August Riders who have competed in Open Sections are no longer eligible for First Ridden. A rider is only able to compete in this section for 24 months. The same pony may be entered in both the Lead Rein Section & First Ridden Section but with a different rider. No cantering is allowed as a class. However, the judge may ask for a canter in the individual workouts. Judged 60% Suitability, temperament & safeness; & 40% conformation & paces. (see RAS Equestrian Rules for further conditions) Entry Fee: $10 Prize Money: 1st $20, 2nd $15, 3rd $10 Note: RAS Certificates must be carried Horse Ring 3 Sunday, 4th November :30 PM Judge: Lynne Holmes, Masterton 2332 Best Presented Pony & Rider 2333 Novice First Ridden Pony not exceeding 138cm 0-5 wins 2334 Open First Ridden Pony not exceeding 128cm 2335 Open First Ridden Pony over 128cm & not exceeding 138cm CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION FIRST RIDDEN PONY To be judged from winners of classes 2333, 2334 & Second placed pony to champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for reserve Novice Paced & Mannered First Ridden Pony 0-5 wins 2337 Open Paced & Mannered First Ridden Pony 2338 Novice First Ridden Rider 0-5 wins 37

38 2339 Open First Ridden Rider under 10 years (Nicole Thompson Trophy) 2340 Pony Breeders Society of New Zealand Sash Class. Pony must be fully registered with the Pony Breeders Society of NZ & born in NZ. Proof of registration to be available on request. Registration number to be shown on the entry form. To be judged 60% conformation & 40% paces & manners. GROUP A SHOW PONIES over 138cm and not exceeding 148cm Section kindly sponsored by Bunnythorpe Feeds Horse Ring 3 Sunday 4th November am Judge: Megan Hawkins, Feilding 2341 Unity Class (informal) for Novice Ponies not exceeding 148cm. Riders 14 years and under 17 years 2342 Novice Show Pony over 138cm & not exceeding 148cm, 0-2 Wins 2343 Novice Show Pony over 138cm & not exceeding 148cm, 0-5 Wins CHAMPION NOVICE SHOW PONY RESERVE CHAMPION NOVICE SHOW PONY (Judged from 1 st placegetters in classes 2342, 2343, Second placed pony to champion to be judged alongside the remaining winner for reserve Novice Paced & Mannered Show Pony over 138cm & not exceeding 148cm, 0-5 Wins 2345 Santa Rosa Salver, Senior Open Unity Class 9.30am approx. Cameron Jewellers presents Silver Lapel Pin to the winner Ponies 148cm & under. Riders 14 years and under 17 years 2346 Open Show Pony over 138cm & not exceeding 143cm 2347 Open Show Pony over 143cm & not exceeding 148cm CHAMPION SHOW PONY (Chantilly Trophy) RESERVE CHAMPION SHOW PONY (Judged from 1st place getters in classes 2346, Second place getters to stand by) 2348 Open Paced and Mannered Show Pony (Winner required for judging of Champion Paced & Mannered Show Pony in Show) 2349 Best Novice Junior Rider, (under 17 years) 0-5 wins 2350 Best Junior Rider, 15 years and 16 years. (Winners of classes 2349 & 2350 required for judging of Champion Junior Rider - Second placed rider to champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for reserve Pair of Ponies. Open to Saddle Hunter, Group A, B & C Show Ponies. To be judged at walk, trot & canter & on matching height, colour & paces. Entry Fee: $10 (One entry only required) Prize Money: 1st $20, 2nd $15, 3rd $10 38

39 GROUP B SHOW PONIES over 128cm and not exceeding 138cm Section kindly sponsored by Wenham Grain & Seed NOVICE CLASSES The Group B & Group C Ponies will be combined in Ring 4 at 8.30am Horse Ring 4 Sunday, 4th November am Judge: Jenny Klemra, Inglewood 2400 Unity Class (informal) for Novice Ponies 148cm and under. Riders under 14 years 2401 Novice Show Pony not exceeding 138cm. 0-2 Wins 2402 Novice Show Pony not exceeding 138cm. 0-5 Wins CHAMPION NOVICE SHOW PONY RESERVE CHAMPION NOVICE SHOW PONY (Judged from 1 st place getters in classes 2401, 2402, Second placed pony to champion to be judged alongside the remaining winner for reserve Novice Paced & Mannered Show Pony, not exceeding 138cm. 0-5 Wins 2404 Manawatu Pony Club Challenge Cup 9.30am approx Intermediate Open Unity Class Ponies not exceeding 148cm Riders 11 years and under 14 years Cameron Jewellers presents a Silver Lapel Pin to the winner 2405 Open Show Pony over 128cm & not exceeding 133cm 2406 Open Show Pony over 133cm & not exceeding 138cm CHAMPION SHOW PONY (Santa Claus Salver) RESERVE CHAMPION SHOW PONY (Judged from 1st place getters in classes 2405, Second placed pony to champion to be judged alongside the remaining winner for reserve Open Paced and Mannered Show Pony (Winner required for judging of Champion Paced & Mannered Show Pony in Show) 2408 Best Junior Rider, 12, 13 and 14 years. Winner required for judging of Champion Junior Rider Second placed rider to champion to be judged alongside the remaining winner for reserve Pair of Ponies: See Ring 3 39

40 GROUP C SHOW PONIES not exceeding 128cm This Section is kindly sponsored by Wiseman Glass, Feilding NOVICE CLASSES The Group B & Group C Ponies will be combined in Ring 4 at 8.30am Horse Ring 5 Sunday, 4 th November am Approx Judge: Lynne Holmes, Masterton 2500 Taurimu Riding School Trophy, Junior Open Unity Class Cameron Jewellers presents a Silver Lapel Pin to the winner Ponies not exceeding 148cm. Riders 10 years and under 2501 Open Show Pony, not exceeding 123cm 2502 Open Show Pony, over 123cm & not exceeding 128cm CHAMPION SHOW PONY (The Les Wright Cup) RESERVE CHAMPION SHOW PONY (Judged from 1st place getters in classes 2501 & Second placed pony to champion to be judged alongside the remaining winner for reserve Open Paced and Mannered Show Pony (Winner required for judging of Champion Paced & Mannered Show Pony in Show) 2504 Best Rider, 11 years and under. (Winner required for judging of Champion Junior Rider - Second placed rider to champion to be judged alongside the remaining winner for reserve Pair of Ponies: See Ring 3 SHOW PONIES - FINALS Horse Ring 3 Sunday 4th November am approx Judging to follow classes NEW ZEALAND RIDING PONY SASH CLASS (1 Judge only) For Ponies 148cm & under and must be registered with the New Zealand Riding Pony Society, to be judged on conformation and quality. Registration number must be shown on entry form. To be judged 80% Conformation & Quality, 20% P&M, with saddles off after working on the ring. Sash to be sponsored by NZ Riding Pony Society. Entry Fee: $10 Prize Money: 1 st $20, 2 nd $15, 3 rd $ PONY BREEDERS SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND RIDDEN SASH CLASS Pony must be fully registered with the Pony Breeders Society of NZ & born in NZ. Proof of registration to be available on request. Registration number to be shown on the entry form. To be judged 60% conformation & 40% paces & manners. 40

41 Entry Fee: $10 Prize Money: 1 st $20, 2 nd $15, 3 rd $10 CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION JUNIOR RIDER (Judged from winners of classes 2349, 2350, 2408, 2504,) Second placed rider to the champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for reserve. (Winner to receive Sash and Cameron Jewellers Silver Lapel Pin). CHAMPION PACED AND MANNERED SHOW PONY (Judged from winners of classes 2348, 2407, 2503.) (Winner to receive a Champion Rosette). SUPREME CHAMPION SHOW PONY (The Commonwealth Dominion Line Trophy) (Judged from the 3 Champion Show Ponies (Group A, B & C). A Dress Rug & Sash will be presented to the Supreme Champion Show Pony). Dress rug kindly sponsored by PREBBLE EQUESTRIAN, Palmerston North, & printed by SLEIPNIR SCREENPRINTING International Animal Health Products kindly donate a Bucket of Livamol (show & groom) valued at $120 to the winner PLEASURE PONY: CHILD RIDERS (HOY QUALIFER) This Section is kindly sponsored by Feilding Glass Limited Horse Ring 4 Sunday 4th November am Judge: Louise Ilton Ashhurst Entry Fee: $8 Prize Money: 1 st $15, 2 nd $10, 3 rd $8 Plaiting is optional Child Classes for Riders 16 years and under on a pony or small horse. A Pleasure Pony is a mount with excellent manners, strong even free paces and with sufficiently good conformation as to be a comfortable and pleasurable ride over a long distance or in whatever activity chosen by the rider. These are restricted classes wins do not count for Novice Performance. Horses/Ponies & Riders not eligible for other showing classes. To qualify for the Pleasure ring at HOY ponies and riders must be registered with NZEPS and wins must be recorded on their Pleasure Passports. These riders must be on a pony (not horse). However you do not have to be registered to compete at this show, in which case you can ride a pony or a horse. Snaffle bit only. No poll action. Caveson noseband only. No strapping below the bit. No spurs and no whips longer than 76cm. A Safety Helmet with 3 point harness conforming to current AS/ NZ safety standard 3838 or equivalent must be worn, & MUST have a Red Tag on the Harness. Your Helmet can be checked & tagged at the Horse Showing caravan between 7.00 & 8.00am each day of the show. No Red Tag No Competition 41

42 Riding attire is informal. No Stallions in this Section Best Groomed & Cared for Pony/Horse & Gear 2421 Best Combination of Pony/Horse & Rider 2422 Best Walking Pony/Horse 2423 Best Trotting Pony/Horse 2424 Best Paced and Mannered Pony/Horse 2425 Pony/Horse suitable for a Beginner 2426 Best Rider 12 years and under 2427 Best Rider 13 to 16 years CHAMPION PLEASURE PONY/HORSE RESERVE CHAMPION PLEASURE PONY/HORSE (To be judged from the winners of classes Second placed pony to champion to be judged alongside the remaining winner for reserve Pair of Ponies/Horses. To be judged at walk, trot & canter & on matching height, colour & paces. (One entry only required) 2429 Bareback Rider 16 years and under PLEASURE HORSE/PONY ADULT RIDERS (HOY QUALIFER) This Section is kindly sponsored by H R Jones & Co Ltd, Feilding Horse Ring 4 Sunday 4th November pm Judge: Louise Ilton, Ashhurst Entry Fee: $8 per Class Prize Money: 1st $15 2nd $10 3rd $8 Plaiting is optional Adult Classes for Riders 17 years and over on a horse or Pony. A Pleasure Horse/Pony is a mount with excellent manners, strong even free paces and with sufficiently good conformation as to be a comfortable and pleasurable ride over a long distance or in whatever activity chosen by the rider. These are restricted classes wins do not count for Novice Performance. Horses/Ponies & Riders not eligible for other showing classes. To qualify for the Pleasure ring at HOY horses and riders must be registered with NZEPS and wins must be recorded on their Pleasure Passports. However, you do not have to be registered to compete at this show. Snaffle bit only. No poll action. Caveson noseband only. No strapping below the bit. No spurs and no whips longer than 76cm. A Safety Helmet with 3 point harness conforming to current AS/ NZ safety standard 3838 or equivalent must be worn, & MUST have a Red Tag on the Harness. Your Helmet can be checked & tagged at the Horse Showing caravan between 7.00 & 8.00am each day of the show. No Red Tag No Competition 42

43 Riding attire is informal. No Stallions in this Section Best Groomed & Cared for Horse/Pony & Gear 2431 Best Combination of Horse/Pony & Rider 2432 Best Walking Horse/Pony 2433 Best Trotting Horse/Pony 2434 Best Paced & Mannered Horse/Pony 2435 Horse/Pony suitable for a Beginner 2436 Best Rider 17 to 20 years 2437 Best Rider 21 years and over CHAMPION PLEASURE HORSE/PONY RESERVE CHAMPION PLEASURE HORSE/PONY To be judged from the winners of classes Second placed horse/pony to the champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for reserve Pair of Horses/Ponies. To be judged at walk, trot & canter & on matching height, colour & paces. (One entry only required) 2439 Bareback Rider 17 years and over DONKEYS AND MULES Horse Ring 7 Sunday 4th November 2018 Judge: Andrea Thomson, Feilding 9.30 am Entry Fee of $27 for multiple entries across classes or $5 a class Prizes: 1 st 4 th Ribbons only It is compulsory for all jacks, except foals to wear two official S badges attached to either side of the bridle or halter and the handler to wear two armbands with an S on each. In the case of Miniature Donkey Jacks 86cm and under, they must either be shown in a bit or a halter with a stallion chain. If utilizing the option of a halter and a stallion chain, then the donkey s original RAS height certificate must be carried at the time of showing, to show proof of height. IN-HAND SECTION: Jacks over 2 years must wear a bridle and bit Best presented donkey 2702 Best Young stock under 3 years 2703 Jenny, over 3 years 2704 Jack or gelding over 3 years. Gelding to be judged on equal basis as Jacks CHAMPION IN HAND DONKEY RESERVE CHAMPION IN HAND DONKEY (from classes 2702, 2703 & 2704) First placegetters to present, second placegetters to stand by for reserve 43

44 2705 Best Presented Mule 2706 Best young stock under 3 years 2707 Best Molly Mule over 3 years 2708 Best John Mule over 3 years CHAMPION IN HAND MULE RESERVE CHAMPION IN HAND MULE (To be judged from classes 2706, 2707 & 2708) First placegetters to present, second placegetters to stand by for reserve PERFORMANCE SECTION Mules compete at the same time as donkeys but will be awarded separately Best ridden or pack donkey 2710 Pattern, square pattern as set by the Donkey & Mule Society 2711 Challenge, judge to select challenges from the society list 2712 Bending, against the clock 2713 Long reining CHAMPION PERFORMANCE DONKEY RESERVE CHAMPION PERFORMANCE DONKEY Points awarded 4 for 1 st place, 3 for 2 nd place, 2 for 3 rd place and 1 for 4 th. Champion awarded to highest points scorer, reserve to second highest. CHAMPION PERFORMANCE MULE RESERVE CHAMPION PERFORMANCE MULE Points awarded 4 for 1 st place, 3 for 2 nd place, 2 for 3 rd place and 1 for 4 th. Champion awarded to highest points scorer, reserve to second highest. HARNESS SECTION Mules compete at the same time as donkeys but will be awarded separately Best Presented 2716 Paced and Mannered 2717 Challenge, judge to select challenges from the society list 2718 Pattern as set by the Donkey and Mule Society CHAMPION HARNESS DONKEY RESERVE CHAMPION HARNESS DONKEY Points awarded 4 for 1 st place, 3 for 2 nd place, 2 for 3 rd place and 1 for 4 th. Points awarded from classes 2716, 2717, 2718, Champion awarded to highest points scorer, reserve to second highest. CHAMPION HARNESS MULE RESERVE CHAMPION HARNESS MULE Points awarded 4 for 1 st place, 3 for 2 nd place, 2 for 3 rd place and 1 for 4 th. Points awarded from classes 2716, 2717, 2718, Champion awarded to highest points scorer, reserve to second highest. 44

45 SHOW HUNTER/SHOW JUMPING Conditions of entry for Show Jumping and Show Hunter Classes: Run under ESNZ Rules, but please note the Manawatu A&P and RAS Rules & Conditions also applicable to this show, as listed. Manawatu A&P Association reserves the right to change, alter entry fees, prize money or classes if circumstances warrant it. Formal dress for Ring 1 only Ring 1 Drawn Order, all other rings will run to blackboard order and late entries will start first. Maximum of three starts per horse or pony per day ESNZ Levies $5 ESNZ jumping levy (compulsory) payable by all horses/ponies competing in Show Jumping and or Show Hunter. $20 Casual Jumping levy. The rider must be a full member of ESNZ. Horse/Pony not registered with ESNZ J/SH can compete using this levy. The levy is $20 for the show. Can jump up to 1.00 on Pony and up to 1.10 on Horse. Cannot compete in series classes and will not be eligible for HOY points in SH. All other riders must be full members of ESNZ. National series points applicable All competitors enter at own risk and abide by Health & Safety Act SHOW HUNTER CLASSES ALL SHOW HUNTER CLASSES ARE RUN UNDER ESNZ SHOW HUNTER NZ RULES. Entry Fee: $14 Late Fee $21 Entry Intro Fee: $6 Late Fee $9 Prize Money: 1 st $20 2 nd $15 3 rd $10 Intro Prizes: Ribbons only 1 st & 2 nd prize money will be paid out, thereafter 5-7 entries: 1 st 2 nd 3 rd; 8 & over entries 1 st 4 th. Warm up rounds 8:00am, $2 per round. Please note classes may be split or combined depending on entries No class will be held up pending the arrival of a competitor All Open Classes carry HOY qualifying points Introductory, Low Hunter & Equitation Classes do not carry HOY qualifying points Classes of same height may be run back to back. COMPETITORS IN LOW HUNTERS CANNOT COMPETE IN ANY OTHER SHOWHUNTERS OTHER THAN INTRODUCTORY ON THE SAME HORSE/PONY 45

46 SATURDAY 3rd November 2018 PONIES am 5000 Introductory 60cm 5001 Open Category A (10ft stride) 70cm 5002 Open Champion Category A (10ft stride) 70cm 5003 Introductory 70cm 5004 Open Category B (10ft 6 stride) 80cm 5005 Open Champion Category B (10ft 6 stride) 80cm 5006 Introductory 80cm 5007 Non-series Children s Equitation Class 80cm 5008 Open Category C (11ft stride) 90cm 5009 Open Championship Category C (11ft stride) 90cm SUNDAY 4th November 2018 HORSES 09.30am Entry Fee: $13 Late Fee $19.50 Entry Introductory Fee: $6, Late Fee $9 Prize Money: 1 st $20 2 nd $15 3 rd $10 Introductory Prizes: Ribbons only 1 st & 2 nd prize money will be paid out; thereafter 5-7 entries 1 st 2 nd 3 rd; 8 & over entries: 1 st 4 th. Warm up rounds 8:30am, $2 per round. Please note classes may be split or combined depending on entries No class will be held up pending the arrival of a competitor All Open Classes. 1 st year Registered Class carry HOY qualifying points Training, Low Hunter & Equitation Classes do not carry HOY qualifying points Classes of same height may be run back to back 5010 Introductory 80cm 5011 Handy Hunter 5013 Open 90cm 5014 Non-series Junior Equitation Class 1.0m (Over Jumps Only) 5015 Non-series Adult Equitation Class 1.0m 5016 Open 1.00m 5017 Open 1.10m CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION Judged from Class

47 SHOW JUMPING SCHEDULE Ground Costs/Levies Stabling $15, covered yards $15, Yards $10 per night per horse Ground Levy $10 per horse maximum $30 First Aid Levy $5 per rider Rider Levy $5 Prize money will be paid out on the day Conditions of Entry for Show Jumping and Show Hunter Classes 1. All competitors will be ed truck/float pass, if unable to show at gate, full gate charges will apply 2. Run under ESNZ Rules, Manawatu A & P Association reserve the right to change, alter entry fees, prize money or classes if circumstances warrant. 3. Formal dress for Ring 1 only 4. Ring 1, Championship and Series Classes will be run in Drawn order, all other classes in blackboard order and late entries will start first. 5. Maximum three starts per horse or pony per day 6. National series points applicable 7. All competitors enter at their own risk and abide by the Health & Safety Act st & 2 nd prizemoney will be paid out, thereafter 1:7 ratio with exception of series classes and championships. 9. Scratchings refunds must be accompanied by Doctors/vet certificate and must reach the secretary by Thursday 1st November for 60% refund. Saturday 3 November 2018 Crusher Dust Arena Ring a.m Horse 1.10m Art IJO EF $15 Late Fee $22.50 PM 50, Pony 1.10m Art IJO EF $15 Late Fee $22.50 PM 50, Horse 1.15m Art IJO EF $18 Late Fee $27 PM 70, Pony 1.15m Art IJO EF $20 Late Fee $30 PM 70, Horse 1.20m Art IJO EF $20 Late Fee $30 PM 90, Pony 1.20m Art IJO EF $20 Late Fee $30 PM 90, Horse 1.30m Art IJO EF $20 Late Fee $30 PM 90, FMG Young Rider m Art AM5 ART (TMA5) EF $28 Late Fee $35PM 150,95,80,70,60, DUNSTAN HORSEFFESD & EQUIFIRBRE Junior Rider m ART EF $25 Late Fee $30PM 100,80,75,65,60,50 Saturday Crusher Dust Arena Ring a.m Horse 1.00m Art IJO EF $14 Late Fee $21 PM 45, Horse 1.00m Art 239 Table C EF $14 Late Fee $21 PM 45, Pony 1.00m Art 239 Table C EF $14 Late Fee $21 PM 45, Pony 1.05m Art IJO EF $15 Late Fee $22.50 PM 50, Horse 1.05m Art IJO EF $15 Late Fee $22.50 PM 50, Pony 1.10m Art IJO EF $15 Late Fee $22.50 PM 50,35 47

48 Saturday On Grass Ring a.m. Introductory Classes $10 entry fee per class, Late Fee $15 ribbons only 4230 Intro Horse 70cm Art IJO 4231 Intro Pony 70cm Art IJO 4232 Intro Horse 80cm Art 239 Table C 4233 Intro Pony 80cm Art IJO Sunday 4 th November Crusher Dust Arena Ring a.m 4117 Horse 1.10m Art AM5 IJO EF $15 Late Fee $22.50 PM 50, Hinterlands Amateur Rider ART EF $20 Late Fee $25 PM 100,70,50,30,25, Horse 1.20m Art AM5 IJO EF $20 Late Fee $30 PM 90, Country TV Pony Grand Prix ART , ART EF $25 Late Fee $37.50 PM 100,80,75,65,60, Equissage Horse Grand Prix ART ART EF $55 Late Fee $82.50 PM 500,350,250,180,110, Horse 1.10m Champ Art AM5 IJO EF $19 Late Fee $28.50 PM 80,50,30,20 Sunday Crusher Dust Arena Ring a.m Pony 90cm Art AM5 IJO EF $14 Late Fee $21 PM 45, Horse 90cm Art AM5 IJO EF $14 Late Fee $21 PM 45, Horse 1.00m Art 239 Table C EF $14 Late Fee $21 PM 45, Pony 1.00m Art 239 Table C EF $14 Late Fee $21 PM 45, Pony 1.05m Art AM5 IJO EF $14 Late Fee $21 PM 50, Horse 1.05m Art AM5 IJO EF $15 Late Fee $22.50PM 50, Pony 1.10m Champ Art AM5 EF $18 Late Fee $27 PM 70,45 Sunday On Grass Ring am Introductory classes $10 entry fee per class Late Fee $15 Ribbons only 4234 Intro Horse 70cm Art IJO 4235 Intro Pony 70cm Art 239 Table C 4236 Intro Horse 80cm Art 271 TYOL 4237 IntroPony 80cm Art AM5 IJO 48