HORSES IN ACTION Prize Schedule Competition Information September 2017 theshow.com.au

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1 HORSES IN ACTION Prize Schedule Competition Inmation 1-10 September 2017 theshow.com.au

2 IMPORTANT INFORMATION ARRIVAL & REMOVAL OF HORSES Horses will not be permitted to enter the Showground bee 8.00 am on Tuesday 29 August under any circumstances. Entry horses is via the Leader Street entrance. Only the driver will be admitted free but will be required to produce a pass when re-entering the Showground after removal of their vehicle once the Show has commenced. Caravans will not be permitted on the Showground. Only horses accepted competition are permitted on the Showground. SHOWTIME ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES From 8.00 am on Tuesday 29 August to 9.30 pm on Thursday 31 August all arrivals to enter via Leader Street Gate. From 6.00 am till 9.30 pm, Thursday 31 August to Sunday 10 September all arrivals and departures to enter via Leader Street 3 Car Park. From 9.30 pm till 6.00 am, Thursday 31 August to Sunday 10 September all arrivals and departures to enter via Leader Street Gate. An exit permit and departure time must be obtained from the Stabling Co-ordinator prior to departure. Exhibitors may not remove their horse/s bee a Grand Parade (if programmed). During the Show, no horse is permitted onto the Showground prior to the night bee the first day of allocated stabling. PARKING ON THE SHOWGROUND IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED For the loading and unloading of exhibits, a duration limit of 45 minutes cars and floats and 60 minutes trucks is allowed. In 2017, an Infringement Notice will be issued should the time limit be exceeded. Prior to arrival, the exhibitor must record the vehicle registration, the name of the responsible person (driver) and their mobile phone number on the Vehicle Permit (provided by the Society). Exhibitors who do not display the Vehicle Permit and do not provide correct inmation on the Vehicle Permit, will not be permitted to enter the Showground. The Vehicle Permit must be displayed in clear view on the dashboard of the vehicle upon entering the Showground and while loading and unloading. All cars, floats and trucks must be removed from the Showground by 8.30 am daily. There is no vehicle access to the Showground between 6.00 am and 9.30 pm during the Royal Adelaide Show. Failure to comply with this ruling and/or pay any fee incurred by 31 December 2017 may result in refusal of entries future Shows. The Society gratefully acknowledges the support of Bonnetts Saddleworld in the provision of Horse/Rider Numbers.

3 IMPORTANT INFORMATION PLEASE REFER TO THE 2017 HORSES IN ACTION TIMETABLE TO DETERMINE WHICH DAYS YOU REQUIRE STABLING AND LOCKERS. The onus is on the exhibitor to ensure the correct days are indicated on the Stabling & Locker Request Form. Pony hack/show hunter pony exhibitors who also exhibit hacks and/or show hunter horses, Galloway hacks and/or Galloway show hunters, MAY be permitted to remain on the Showground after Monday 3 September (subject to availability of stalls and lockers) Pony hack/show hunter pony exhibitors who DO NOT also exhibit hacks, Galloway hacks and/or show hunter horses or galloways must depart the Showground on Monday 5 September or bee 8.00 am on Tuesday 5 September. Hack and/or show hunter horse and Galloway hack and/or Galloway show hunter exhibitors who also exhibit pony hacks and/or show hunter ponies MAY be permitted to arrive from Tuesday 30 August (subject to availability of stalls and lockers) Hack and/or show hunter horse and Galloway hack and/or Galloway show hunter exhibitors who DO NOT also exhibit pony hacks and/or Show Hunter ponies cannot arrive at the Showground until Monday 4 September Harness and Showjumping exhibitors may arrive from 8.00 am on Tuesday 29 August but must depart the Showground no later than 6.00 pm on Sunday 10 September. Racehorse to Showhorse exhibitors may arrive on Thursday 7 September or Friday 8 September. All horses must vacate the Showground by 6.00 pm on Sunday 10 September. Exhibitors must indicate their arrival and departure dates on the Stabling & Locker Allocation Form and return with entry ms.. Requests received after the closing date of entry will not be accepted under any circumstances. MEASURING Horse measuring times will be as follows: Wednesday 30 August to Friday 1 September am to 5.00 pm Saturday 2 September to Sunday 3 September am to 5.00 pm Monday 4 September to Friday 8 September am to 5.00 pm Saturday 9 and Sunday 10 September am to 9.30 am Exhibitors must produce their registration papers at the time of measuring to prove identity of horse. The maximum time given to any one animal in the measuring bay is 10 minutes. Exhibitors are reminded that measuring is an essential part of competition and theree all rules and regulations apply. Following the recording of a measurement, exhibitors may apply to the RA&HS of SA Inc to receive a certificate stating the recorded measurement where a fee of $20 will apply. Once the certificate is issued, the exhibitor is permitted to use the certificate whatever purpose they choose, provided the exhibitor acknowledges that the Society accepts no responsibility the accuracy of the measurement following the Royal Adelaide Show permance and that the certificate has a 12 month currency expiring one week prior to the immediate and following years programmed Royal Adelaide Show commencement date. For more detailed inmation on measuring, please refer to Measuring in the Prize Schedule.

4 2 HORSES IN ACTION ENTRY FEES Entry Fee Rider/Driver Classes $30.00 Harness Classes $30.00 Equestrian/Smartest on Parade Classes $35.00 Leading Rein Classes $35.00 Hack/Hunter Classes $35.00 Section 4 s $ Individual Hunter Classes $35.00 World Cup Jumping $ Group A Section 1 Jumping Nomination Fee (to be paid at time of entry) $85.00 Group A Section 1 Jumping Entry Fee $95.00 Group A Section 2 Jumping Nomination Fee (to be paid at time of entry) $75.00 Group A Section 2 Jumping Entry Fee $85.00 Group A Section 3 Jumping Nomination Fee (to be paid at time of entry) $65.00 Group A Section 3 Jumping Entry Fee $75.00 Group B Junior Jumping Nomination Fee (to be paid at time of entry) $45.00 Group B Junior Jumping Entry Fee $55.00 Grand Prix Jumping Contest $60.00 Young Rider Jumping Contest $25.00 Article 269 Accumulator $50.00 Racehorse to Showhorse $35.00 Paper Processing Fee $20.00 per exhibitor Nomination fees are not refundable. STABLE & LOCKER FEES Stalls (including bedding)... $30 per day Locker... $15 per day (exhibitors with less than five horses may not apply more than one locker) Locker Deposit - $25 per locker (refundable on return of the key prior to departure). Lost or nonreturned keys or padlock will result in the deposit being feited. Please ensure you advise your arrival and departure dates and times on the Stabling & Locker Application - failure to complete the m correctly, may result in refusal of entries. Make cheques payable to RA&HS and post with completed entry m to: RA&HS - Horse Section All entry fees include GST.

5 HORSES-IN-ACTION CLOSING DATE OF ENTRIES FRIDAY 19 MAY 2017 at 5.00 pm CST SECTION 4 S & RACEHORSE TO SHOWHORSE ONLY - FRIDAY 7 JULY 2017 AT 5.00 PM (CST) CLOSING DATE OF ENTRIES The following conditions will strictly apply: All entry ms, whether posted, lodged in person or completed on-line must be in the Society s possession at its Administration Office by 5.00 pm on the dates stated above. When sending entry ms and fees by post, the onus is on the exhibitor to ensure adequate delivery time A $20 processing fee will be charged on every paper entry m (ie) per exhibitor A late entry option is available under the following conditions: o Late entries may only be submitted online and will be accepted 7 days after the official closing date (by 5.00 pm CST) o An additional fee equivalent to three times the standard entry fee is paid. Entry ms by or facsimile are strictly bidden and will be destroyed. Absolutely no exception to the above conditions will be made to any exhibitor under any circumstance. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF ENTRIES Entries submitted online will be acknowledged via . For postal entries, if you require mal acknowledgement that your entry has been received please include a stamped, self-addressed envelope with your entry m. PAYMENT OF FEES When paying fees by cheque or credit card, exhibitors must ensure that sufficient funds are available at the time of entry. Failure to do so may result in non-acceptance of entries. Make cheques payable to RA&HS and post with completed entry m. REFUNDS No refund of entry fees,stabling or locker fees will be made after an exhibitor has been notified of the acceptance of their horse. Membership may be refunded by returning all badges and tickets bee the commencement of the Show. Fees horses, galloways or ponies which a nomination is made and the entry not accepted shall be refunded MINUS A $20 Administration Fee. MEMBERSHIP Exhibitors must be members of the Royal Agricultural and Horticultural Society of SA Inc. except exhibitors competing in Rider/Driver classes only; World Cup Showjumping only; Section 4 s only or Racehorse to Showhorse only. Membership fees: Adults $156, Juniors $53 (under 18). Membership of other Royal Show Societies does not exempt exhibitors. CONTACT DETAILS Post RA&HS Horse Section, PO Box 40, Goodwood SA entries@adelaideshowground.com.au Phone: (08) (between 9.00 am and 5.00 pm Monday to Friday) Website YOUR PRIVACY If you do not want your details to be made available to other parties, please tick the box on the entry m supplied by the RA&HS. Your personal inmation will then only be used by the RA&HS to maintain contact with you and allow us to manage your entries. The RA&HS reserves the right to inm prize sponsors of the details of recipients to enable distribution of their voucher/ product prizes. Please note: by ticking the box to suppress your details, your name will appear in the Catalogue (if applicable) but your address will not.

6 4 HORSES IN ACTION GENERAL REGULATIONS Exhibitors are reminded that the Society s General Regulations apply to all sections of the Show. A copy of the General Regulations can be obtained from the Society s website at or from the Society s Administration Office. Exhibitors should note that the General Regulations contain a number of provisions relevant to competitions and this Schedule including but not limited to, offences, penalties, prohibited drugs. As those conditions apply in addition to the regulations contained within this schedule, Exhibitors should familiarise themselves with the General Regulations. SPECIAL REGULATIONS Exhibitors are reminded that the Special Regulations contained within this Schedule are merely supplementary to and subject to the General Regulations. The members of the Society s Horse Committee shall have the power on behalf of the Society to take any necessary action under these Special Regulations. SUBMISSION OF ENTRIES Exhibitors must state on each entry m the class number (as per schedule) and the name, colour, sex and registered number of each horse. Horses in each class must be named excepting where the rider only is to be judged. A $20 administration fee will be levied on every incorrect or incomplete entry (including online entries) NOTICE 1. It is a condition of your entry that the Society reserves the right to accept, reject or cancel any entry at any time without being bound to give any reason theree. 2. Any exhibitor who supplies incorrect inmation on an entry m is liable to disqualification. ENTIRES An entire horse, galloway or pony will not be permitted to compete in sections other than Jumping and Harness classes. BIRTH CERTIFICATE In a class which an age limit is specified, the birth certificate of each competitor must be produced at the time of making an entry. If this certificate has been produced previously it is unnecessary to do so again TRANSFERS Please ensure exhibits are entered in the correct class at the time of entry. No exhibit will be transferred to another class after the closing date of entries. Exhibits may be transferred height (or weight in harness classes) reasons only after being measured by the official Society measurer. If an exhibit measures over or under the height class/es in which they entered, they must nominate which class/es they wish to transfer to when there is no equivalent class. REGISTRATION All horses, galloways and ponies entered in any class must be registered with Equestrian Australia (hereafter referred to as the EA), Show Horse Council of Australasia or any other organisations acceptable to the Committee. A photocopy, back and front, of the current Registration certificate must be produced when lodging entries all horses, galloways or ponies, including those registered within South Australia.. Entries submitted online must have the registration papers attached bee the entry/ies are submitted. Harness, Sidesaddle and Section 4's exhibits only, are exempt from these registration requirements. OWNERSHIP All exhibits must be the bona fide property of the exhibitor or held by the exhibitor under a written and recorded lease at the time of entry. ENTRY PASSES One day exhibitors competing in Rider, Sidesaddle, Section 4s and Racehorse to Showhorse classes will receive a One-Day Pass each day of competition. An extra one-day pass will be issued exhibitors with 3 or more horses. Exhibitors competing in only World Cup classes ie: Warm-up and World Cup Qualifier, will receive 2 one-day passes one horse and up to four one day passes two or more horses. Members exhibiting 3 or less horses will not be provided with any additional passes. If additional passes are required, members can purchase extra guest passes or pre-paid tickets at a reduced rate. Members exhibiting more than three horses will receive 1 extra full Show pass. If additional passes are required, members can purchase extra guest passes or pre-paid tickets at a reduced rate

7 HORSES IN ACTION 5 WITHDRAWALS All withdrawals must be made in writing and can be sent via to: entries@adelaideshowground. com.au or faxed to (08) ed withdrawals must include Withdrawal in the subject line and the section (eg Horse Section), exhibitor name, class number, exhibit number (if known) and exhibit name (if applicable). No refund of fees will be made after an exhibitor has been notified of the acceptance of their horse. A $20 Administration Fee will be levied on withdrawals made bee notification of acceptance. PENALTY FOR NON EXHIBITION OF ANIMALS Following advice from the Society of acceptance of their nomination/s, any exhibitor whose exhibit becomes unable to compete any reason must notify the Society in writing prior to the first day of the Royal Adelaide Show, that their exhibit/s are unable to compete. Exhibitors who fail to scratch prior to the Royal Adelaide Show will be fined $200 each exhibit not scratched and may be disqualified from competing at future Royal Adelaide Shows. S Prize ribbons will be as listed in each category. In pairs classes ribbons will be awarded to each placed horse. Champions will be selected from first prize winners and Reserve Champions from remaining first prize winners and the second prize winner in the class that supplied the Champion. PAYMENT OF MONEY It is the preference of the RA&HS that any prize money won during the Royal Adelaide Show is paid by Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT). The Exhibitor should provide the BSB, Account Number and Account Name on the space provided on the entry m. Amounts of $15 or under will only be paid by this method. Exhibitors not requesting payment by EFT amounts greater than $15 will be paid by cheque. PLEASE NOTE THAT CHEQUES WILL BE MADE OUT IN THE NAME OF THE EXHIBITOR. IF YOU DO NOT HAVE AN ACCOUNT IN THE NAME YOU HAVE ENTERED UNDER, YOU WILL NEED TO BE PAID VIA EFT. MONEY WILL BE PAID AT THE END OF OCTOBER. To assist the Society, would you please ensure any cheques issued are deposited promptly into a bank account. Replacement prize cheques will be issued up to 15 December 2017 however a fee of $10 may be charged. If the cheque to be replaced is not returned then an additional fee will be charged to cover the cost of cancellation. Any concerns regarding prize money must be raised with the Society by 15 December. It is a term and condition of the payment of any prize by RA&HS that any cheque issued and provided in payment of a prize must be presented by the payee payment within fifteen (15) months of the date upon which the cheque is issued otherwise the cheque shall become stale and of no value and the prize shall be deemed to have been feited by the payee and RA&HS shall no longer be liable to pay the prize. Any trophy, prize or prize money not claimed by 15 December of the current year shall be deemed feited by the exhibitor and the RA&HS shall no longer be liable to pay or provide the prize. MONEY AND GST Prize money as stated in the Prize Schedule does not include GST. The prize money which we pay to successful exhibitors depends on inmation provided to us. If you confirm that you are GST registered and provide your Australian Business Number (ABN), we will pay the appropriate prize money plus 10% GST. We will provide you with a Recipient Created Tax Invoice which you will need to submit to the Australian Taxation Office. In entering the competition, you acknowledge your agreement to the following: You will not issue a tax invoice to the RA&HS in respect to prize money received; You will notify the RA&HS if you cease to be registered GST. If you provide your Australian Business Number but are not registered GST, we will pay the prize money as detailed in the Prize Schedule without reference to the GST. If you confirm you are entering as part of a private recreational pursuit or hobby, we will pay the prize money as detailed in the Prize Schedule without reference to GST.

8 6 HORSES IN ACTION IMPORTANT It is important that you either: Confirm you are entering as part of a private recreational pursuit or hobby, or Confirm you are entering as a GST registered business and supply your ABN Failure to do either of the above will cause the RA&HS to withhold 48.5% of your prize money in accordance with Australian tax legislation. The RA&HS is not a tax consultant and theree assumes no liability actions taken as a result of these guidelines. In any instances where an entrant or sponsor is uncertain of the tax implications of their involvement, they should consult their own accountant or tax advisor. The Society makes every endeavour to ensure all prizes listed are accurate at the time of printing. Should a prize (cash, voucher, product, trophy) be withdrawn by a sponsor subsequent to printing, the Society will pay prize money as stated above. It is the responsibility of the prize winner to followup with the Society any sponsored prize (cash, voucher, product, trophy) they believe they are entitled to prior to Friday, 15 December The Society will not follow-up prize sponsors after this date or review any prizes that may have been incorrectly awarded. PROPERTY IDENTIFICATION CODE Property Identification Codes (PIC's) are compulsory all horse exhibitors. Failure to provide your PIC will result in your entry being refused. For more inmation or to register, contact BioSecurity SA on or visit ENTRIES In all classes, unless four or more nominations are received, the Committee reserves the right the cancel or merge the class. PERFORMANCES Permances of each horse, galloway or pony must be stated on the entry m Harness, Hack, Show Hunter and Jumping classes. The schedule of classes is divided into seven main sections. 1. Rider/Driver Classes 2. Harness classes. 3. Hack classes. 4. Show Hunter classes. 5. Jumping contest (groups A, B and C). 6. Section 4 s 7. Racehorse to Showhorse A separate entry and permance m is required each section each horse, galloway or pony nominated. From the inmation contained on the entry m the Society will determine which entries are to be accepted. If incomplete inmation is warded, the permance will not be recognised. The Society will then advise all nominators whether their nomination is accepted as an entry competition at this year s Royal Adelaide Show in the class or classes stated. The Society will not consider any further permances or inmation which is warded, after entries have closed. PERFORMANCES RECOGNISED The Society will only recognise permances at shows which are affiliated with the Equestrian Australia, Agricultural Shows affiliated with the Federal Council of Agricultural Societies and the Show Horse Council of Australasia. The onus is on the exhibitor to only list permances from recognised Shows. Exhibitors entering Hack classes must qualify and compete as a Hack only. Exhibitors entering Hunter classes must qualify and compete as a Hunter only. HORSES MAY NOT COMPETE IN BOTH HACK AND HUNTER CLASSES Exhibitors are urged to read the following to ensure permances listed on entry ms meet the acceptance requirements. MINIMUM QUALIFYING PERFORMANCES HACK & HUNTER CLASSES (eligibility entry) No more than two (2) Hack or Show Hunter rings at any one show will be considered qualifications. Competitors must obtain the minimum permances listed below to qualify the Royal Adelaide Show competition Hack, Galloway Hack, Pony Hack, Hunter, Galloway Hunter, Pony Hunter and Equestrian classes: Three (3) first placings in an open height or weight or Lady's or Gentleman's class in the current season (ie) 22 May 2016 to 19 May 2017 at three (3) separate agricultural shows

9 HORSES IN ACTION 7 affiliated with the Agricultural Societies Council. No more than one (1) win per day per show will be accepted as a qualifying permance. OR Two (2) first placings and two (2) second placings in an open height or weight or Lady's or Gentleman's class in the current season (ie) 22 May 2016 to 19 May 2017 at four (4) separate agricultural shows affiliated with the Agricultural Societies Council. No more than one (1) win/placing per day per show will be accepted as a qualifying permance. OR One (1) first placing and four (4) second placings in an open height or weight or Lady's or Gentleman's class in the current season (ie) 22 May 2016 to 19 May 2017 at five (5) separate agricultural shows affiliated with the Agricultural Societies Council. No more than one (1) win/placing per day per show will be accepted as a qualifying permance. OR Six (6) second placings in an open height or weight or Lady's or Gentleman's class in the current season (ie) 22 May 2016 to 19 May 2017 at six (6) separate agricultural shows affiliated with the Agricultural Societies Council. No more than one (1) placing per day per show will be accepted as a qualifying permance. Any Champion Hack, Champion Galloway Hack, Champion Pony Hack, Champion Show Hunter Horse, Champion Show Hunter Galloway or Champion Show Hunter Pony gained at any capital city Royal Show (including State and Territory capital city Royal Shows but excluding the Melbourne Summer Royal) in the 12 months prior to the closing date of entries will gain automatic acceptance to compete at the thcoming Royal Adelaide Show. Qualified Hacks and Show Hunters may also enter Smartest on Parade and Leading Rein classes. OBTAINING THE MINIMUM QUALIFYING PERFORMANCES DOES NOT GUARANTEE ACCEPTANCE FOR COMPETITION. LEADING REIN & RIDDEN SHETLAND PONY CLASSES Exhibitors wishing to compete ONLY in a Leading Rein class must obtain Three (3) first placing s in Leading Rein class in the current season (ie) 22 May 2016 to 19 May 2017 at three (3) separate agricultural shows affiliated with the Agricultural Societies Council. No more than one (1) win per day per show will be accepted as a qualifying permance. Exhibitors wishing to compete ONLY in Ridden Shetland Pony classes must obtain Three (3) first placing s in a ridden Shetland Pony class in the current season (ie) 22 May 2016 to 19 May 2017 at three (3) separate agricultural shows affiliated with the Agricultural Societies Council. No more than one (1) win per day per show will be accepted as a qualifying permance. ADDITIONAL PERFORMANCES HACK AND SHOW HUNTER Exhibitors are advised to list additional winning permances to nominate acceptance in the Royal Adelaide Show competition Hack, Galloway Hack, Pony Hack, Show Hunter Horse, Show Hunter Galloway and Show Hunter Pony classes. It is expected that entries will be high and additional permances will be required in the event of a ballot. Permances must be achieved at: Shows affiliated with the Federal Council of Agricultural Societies. Placings 1 to 6 in any ridden Hack or Show Hunter class (competing singly) at any Royal Show (including State and Territory capital city Royal Shows but excluding the Melbourne Summer Royal) Wins in any ridden Hack or Show Hunter class (competing singly) in the current season at EA or EA affiliated shows. Wins in any ridden Hack or Show Hunter class (competing singly) in the current season at Show Horse Council or Show Horse Council affiliated shows. These permances will only be recognised as winning permances after the minimum qualifying permances have been achieved.

10 8 HORSES IN ACTION Events which do NOT count as acceptable permances (at shows other than State or Territory capital city Royal Shows) are: a. Maiden classes b. Hack or Hunter classes restricted by breed, colour or age. c. Hack or Hunter classes restricted by a district. d. Classes at unaffiliated events. e. Pleasure and/or education and/or paced classes. f. Riding and/or turnout classes g. Consolation Hack or Hunter classes h. Pairs, teams etc classes. i Child s classes. j. Combined training classes k. Pony Club classes l. Novice Champion and/or Novice Hack or Hunter classes m. Elementary classes n. Intermediate classes o. Leading Rein and/or Smartest on Parade classes. p. Newcomer classes. FROM THE PERFORMANCES LISTED ON THE ENTRY FORM, THE SOCIETY WILL AT ITS DISCRETION, DETERMINE ACCEPTANCE. All rules and regulations relating to the Horse section are subject to change without notice. HARNESS CLASSES: Exhibitors must state harness permances of horses entered. The Society reserves the right to determine which horses are accepted. Harness horses entered other classes must qualify those classes. JUMPING: Exhibitors must state their best six permances from 13 May 2016 until 11 May 2017 along with their best six permances prior to 13 May 2016 ONLY. SECTION 4S (TEAMS AND INDIVIDUALS): No permances are required. RACEHORSE TO SHOWHORSE: No permances are required. TIMETABLE A timetable of all classes and events is enclosed. When entering Horses in Action classes, please be aware that due to the complicated nature of programming, there are likely to be clashes between some classes. We are aware of these and every endeavour has been made to eliminate them, where possible. However, due to as many as four rings being run at the same time, it is not possible to eliminate all clashes. Theree, where these occur, the exhibitor may have to make a choice between one class and the other. The Committee reserves the right to substitute, vary the time of, alter or abandon any event in the day or night programmes. The Committee reserves the right to conduct elimination tests in any event at any time, on due notice. Exhibitors entered in other categories must give 24 hours notice of a potential conflict in the programming. Depending on entry numbers, classes may commence at 8.30 am. STALLS & LOCKERS For price inmation on stalls and lockers, please refer to page 2. THE ONUS IS ON THE EXHIBITOR TO ENSURE STALLS AND LOCKERS ARE BOOKED FOR THE CORRECT DAYS. Unless a horse is nominated and competes in at least two events excluding rider classes a stall will not be allocated. A limited number of stalls and lockers are available on the Showground. Due to the limited lockers available exhibitors onsite, we urge our exhibitors to consider their accommodation requirements 2017 and plan accordingly The Society will, subject to availability, allocate stalls and lockers as soon as practicable after the acceptance of entries. Depending on entries received local horses may not get a stall. The Society reserves the right to alter this allocation at any time should such action be considered necessary, and may allocate another stall or locker to the exhibitor. Applications stalls and lockers must be lodged at time of entry. Exhibitors with less than five horses may apply one locker only. Exhibitors with less than four horses will not be allotted a large locker. These fees will apply whether locker is shared or not.

11 HORSES IN ACTION 9 Should the number of applications received exceed the number of lockers which are available, the Society will require exhibitors with one horse to share a locker with another exhibitor. Exhibitors with one horse are requested to indicate on the Stabling/Locker Request m with whom they would be prepared to share a locker if required. If exhibitors do not state a name, the sharing will be determined by the Society. Exhibitors must pay a $25 locker key deposit at the time of entry. The deposit will be refunded upon return of the key and lock upon departure. Failure to return the key and lock or if the key or lock is lost, the deposit will be feited. Unauthorised removal of the padlock will also result in feiture of the deposit. The key the locker allocated will be given to the exhibitor by the Stabling Co-ordinator. Requests received after closing date of entries will not be considered. Stables are to be used the sole purpose of stabling horses only, the use of the stable any other purpose such as accommodation, storage of fodder, bedding or tack etc is strictly bidden. Any exhibitor acting in breach of this regulation may be fined $200 each stable per day and may, at the discretion of the Committee, be disqualified from competing at the current Show, in which event any Award that the exhibitor may have won at that Show is also feited. An exhibitor who has not occupied the stable that has been allocated to that exhibitor by 8.00 am on the day of allocation is advised that the stable will be deemed vacant and all payment received by the RA&HS in association with the stable/s will be feited. The stall will likely be reallocated to an alternative exhibitor. Whilst the Society will consider stabling requests, no guarantee is made that they will be met. Horses which are nominated in one or two classes only may be removed on the day on which they have competed but not bee a Grand Parade (if programmed). Stalls will not be allotted these horses and exhibitors must notify the Society at the time of lodging entries that the horse will be removed. Exhibitors of horses which have been allocated a stall may remove their horses at a time approved by the Stabling Co-ordinator (but not bee a Grand Parade) providing a deposit of $50 is lodged with the Society. This deposit will be refunded provided that the horse is returned bee 8.00 am on the following day. CARE OF STALLS/LOCKERS Numbers or any other identification marks which may have been placed on or in a stall or box by the Society, whether by placard, painting, posting or any other means, must not be removed, disfigured or altered in any way, nor shall any other notice, number or mark be placed in or upon any stall or box other than by the order of the Society. Screens, rugs or any other obstruction which may obscure the interior of the stall to the public must not be used during daylight hours. Stalls shall be used only by animals entered competition and the purpose which they have been allocated to the exhibitor. The consumption of intoxicating liquor in lockers and adjacent areas is bidden. The observance of the above regulations will be the responsibility of the exhibitor. Infringement of these regulations will result in the cancellation of the stall or locker in question. STALL CLEANING Exhibitors will, to the satisfaction of the Society: 1. Keep each stall allotted to them and their animals in a clean and proper condition throughout the Show. 2. Clean out their stalls regularly. Refuse must be deposited in manure bins provided. 3. Manure must not be deposited in alleyways or general purpose rubbish bins. 4. General purpose rubbish must not be deposited in manure bins. BEDDING 1. Sawdust and/or shavings will be the only horse bedding used on the Showgrounds. 2. The cost of bedding is included in the stall fees. 3. Exhibitors of hacks occupying a stall in the second half of the Show will be issued two bedding tickets by the Stabling Co-ordinator at the time of stall allocation.

12 10 HORSES IN ACTION 4. Exhibitors may buy additional bags of sawdust and/or shavings from the fodder store during the Show. ALTERNATIVE STABLING Alternative stabling is available at the Metropolitan Showjumping Club, cnr Warren Ave & Tapleys Hill Road, Glenelg North. For more inmation and bookings, contact Greg Crocker on or MEASURING All horses, galloways and ponies entered in a class with a height restriction, whether it be an upper or lower limit, must be measured by the measuring steward bee competing. Exhibitors must produce their registration papers, which must be checked to belong to the horse presented, bee a measurement can be taken. All horses, galloways and ponies will be measured at the highest point of the wither. The poll shall not be lower than the highest point of the wither at the time of measurement. An allowance of 10 mm shoes will be observed. Should an exhibit be measured with shoes on, and the exhibitor disagrees with the measuring steward, the exhibitor may have the animal re-measured without shoes. Any exhibit having passed the measuring steward its class shall not be eligible a class of a different height. The maximum time given to any one animal in the measuring bay is 10 minutes. The responsibility is on the competitor to advise the Arena Co-ordinator if a horse is transferred to a class of a different height. Failure to do so will preclude entry into that class. The Society may refuse to measure any horse presented measuring if in its opinion the horse is not in a fit and proper condition to be measured or if in its opinion any circumstances exist which are likely to lead to the horse being incorrectly measured. The Society shall not be required to give any reason the exercise of the discretion hereby conferred. The Committee reserves the right to re-measure horses at any time during the Royal Show. Following the recording of a measurement, exhibitors may apply to the RA&HS of SA Inc to receive a certificate stating the recorded measurement where a fee of $20 will apply. Once the certificate is issued, the exhibitor is permitted to use the certificate whatever purpose they choose, provided the exhibitor acknowledges that the Society accepts no responsibility the accuracy of the measurement following the Royal Adelaide Show permance and that the certificate has a 12 month currency expiring one week prior to the immediate and following years programmed Royal Adelaide Show commencement date. STANDARD HEIGHTS Hacks - over 15 hands (1524 mm). Galloways - over 14 hands (1422 mm) and not exceeding 15 hands (1524 mm). Ponies - not exceeding 14 hands (1422 mm). METRIC CONVERSION TABLE 8.2 ¼ hands mm 10.2 hands mm 11 hands mm 12 hands mm 12.2 hands mm 13 hands mm 13.2 hands mm 14 hands mm 14.2 hands mm 15 hands mm 15.2 hands mm 16 hands mm 16.2 hands mm NOT TO STANDARD The Society reserves the right to exclude from competition; 1. Horses that are not up to standard. 2. Horses not exhibited in Show condition. 3. Horses not given proper attention during the Show. 4. Riders who disregard an instruction from the Stewards. NUMBERS In all classes competitors must wear a distinguishing number supplied by the Society corresponding to the number in the programme. Numbers must be worn on the chest of the horse in rider classes. Numbers the full period of the Show will be available from 8.00 am on the Tuesday preceding the opening of the Show and may be collected from the Stabling Co-ordinator. These numbers shall be retained by the competitor. If a competitor loses a number during the Show it will be replaced at a cost of $5.

13 HORSES IN ACTION 11 ELIGIBILITY Each horse, galloway, or pony competing in pair and team classes must be nominated separately on the entry m, and exhibitors may pair with other entries received the same class. If a pair separately owned gains a prize, the prize will be divided. A horse, galloway or pony will not be permitted to compete more than once in any one pair class. A horse, galloway or pony which has won in a pair class is still considered a novice a single class. The Committee may restrict riders in jumping classes to riding a maximum of three horses, galloways or ponies. In Hack events, excluding championships, a competitor will not be permitted to ride more than one horse, galloway or pony in each class. Substitution of any horse, galloway or pony will not be permitted in any event. JUDGING The Society reserves the right to substitute a Judge when deemed necessary. Persons other than judges and stewards are not permitted in the ring. Horses must not enter the ring unless called by the stewards or a Society representative. Winkers will not be permitted except in harness classes. Top reins and/or head checks are permitted except Shetland Classes where head checks are NOT permitted. Any animal which in the opinion of the stewards is considered dangerous, will be removed from the ring. The competing horse s name must not appear on the browband. Exhibitors who fail to comply with any direction given by a Society representative may be fined. CHAMPIONSHIPS Entries eligible Champion and Reserve Champion awards must be presented to the judge unless exemption has been granted by the Committee. Entries which are not presented will feit the award and prize money in the class in which they gained championship eligibility. Entries eligible Champion and Reserve Champion awards must compete under the same criteria under which they became eligible. Winners of novice classes are not eligible championship awards. PROTESTS Protests against awards must be lodged in writing with the Chief Executive within one hour of the announcement of results. Protests in all cases must be accompanied by a deposit of $100 at time of lodging. The deposit will be feited to the Society should the protest be deemed frivolous. OFFENCES 1. Any person who: (a) provides the Society with false inmation relating to their qualifications to compete or the qualifications of their child under 18 years of age to compete; (b) provides the Society with false inmation relating to an exhibit; (c) misrepresents the identity of an exhibit; (d) does any act or thing which is intended to or is likely to result in an exhibit being incorrectly identified; (e) does any act or thing which is intended to or is likely to result in an exhibit being incorrectly measured; (f) presents an exhibit measuring when that exhibit has had any drug administered to it; (g) commits an act of cruelty to an exhibit; or (h) commits any breach of these regulations shall be guilty of an offence. 2. A Sub-committee of three members of the Society s Horse Committee, which members are neither exhibitors nor competitors in the Horses-in-Action Section, shall have power to investigate offences and impose penalties including the following: (a) disqualification of a competitor from this year s Show and/or future Shows, and feiture of any prizes; (b) disqualification of an exhibit from this year s Show and future Shows and feiture of any prizes; and (c) any combination of the above. 3. Any person guilty of an offence will be reported to the Equestrian Federation of Australia (SA Branch), other Royal Show Societies and the Show Horse Council of Australasia.

14 12 HORSES IN ACTION 4. This part of the Special Regulations shall not derogate from the other parts of the Special Regulations. TRANSFER OF PENALTIES This Society reserves the right to refuse entries from exhibitors who are under suspension by another Society. 1. The Society may in its absolute discretion: (a) convey to any body any inmation concerning any fine, disqualification, withdrawal of a prize or ribbon, handicap, reprimand, warning or any other m of punishment ( penalty ) imposed by the Council on or in connection with any exhibitor or exhibit; (b) convey to any body any inmation concerning any investigation, inquiry or hearing ( proceeding ) conducted by the Council, whether or not the proceeding was or has been finalised and notwithstanding that the proceeding did not result in the imposition of any penalty on any person or exhibit; (c) recognise, act upon and ence any penalty imposed upon any exhibitor or exhibit at any time by any body; (d) itself conduct such further proceeding in connection with any matter concerning any exhibitor or exhibit, or any person seeking to become an exhibitor or to enter any exhibit, and impose a penalty in relation thereto notwithstanding that a penalty may have already been imposed by that other body; (e) enter in reciprocal arrangements with any body in relation to any of the matters referred to in (a) to (e) above. 2. For the purpose of (1.) body includes any other society, organisation or body within or outside Australia having similar objects to those of the Society and in particular includes: (a) RASV Limited; (b) The Royal Agricultural Society of Victoria Inc.; (c) The Royal Agricultural Society of New South Wales; (d) The Royal National Agricultural and Industrial Association of Queensland; (e) The Royal National Capital Agricultural Society; (f) The Royal Agricultural Society of Tasmania; (g) The Royal National Agricultural and Pastoral Society of Tasmania; (h) The Royal Agricultural Society of Western Australia; (i) any breed association or society recognised as such by the Society. VETERINARY SURGEON Judges and RA&HS officials may call on the Society s Veterinary Surgeon in respect to establishing the soundness of any exhibit. VETERINARY SERVICE 1. The Society will appoint a treating veterinary surgeon to provide a service to exhibitors. The treating vet does not undertake swabbing nor is involved in the selection of horses to be swabbed. 2. Should a horse become ill or suffer an injury then the Society s Veterinary Surgeon may attend to and treat such animal in the absence of any authority from the owner, and the Society or its Veterinary Surgeon shall not be liable in any way loss arising out of such treatment. 3. Exhibitors may employ a veterinary surgeon other than the Society s, but in any such instance must inm the Society of the exhibit concerned. 4. The Society s Veterinary Surgeon may refuse to attend an animal previously examined and treated by another Veterinary Surgeon. 5. Unless otherwise specifically stated, only the Society s Veterinary Surgeon may give certificates required by the Society. 6. All costs incurred in the attendance and treatment of an animal shall be the responsibility of the exhibitor. INJURY, DISEASE If in the opinion of the Society s Veterinary Surgeon a horse on the Showground shall be so injured or be so affected by sickness, disease or other ailment as to warrant its destruction or its removal from the Showground, as the case may be, the Society shall be entitled to have the horse destroyed and/or removed from the Showground and/or shall be entitled to require the owner to thwith remove the horse from the Showground. Any expense incurred by the Society in respect of such horse shall be debited to the owner.

15 HORSES IN ACTION 13 Animals entered competition must not have been exposed to any communicable/ notifiable disease/s at least 14 days prior to the commencement of the Royal Adelaide Show. SWABBING The Committee may make or cause to be made, any test of any exhibit at any time bee, during or after competition including but not limited to, the measuring bay. The Society will appoint a vet the sole purpose of taking swabs. EXERCISING/WARMING UP OF HORSES Helmets must be worn by all riders and drivers at all times. Lunging of horses is prohibited in the exercise ring (east of the Main Arena) between 6.00 am & 6.00 pm unless permission is given by the Horse Committee. The following times have been allocated the exercising of horses on the outer half of the track: Entires - 5:45 am till 6:15 am Hacks, Ponies & Jumpers - 6:15 am till 7:00 am and overnight (track only, walk and trot only) Harness horses - 7:00 am till 8:15 am Exhibitors are reminded that the Adelaide Showground has limited space available exercising and/or warming up of horses. SCHOOLING OVER JUMPS Schooling of horses over jumps on any part of the Showground other than the area provided is prohibited. Exhibitors or riders disregarding this regulation may incur disqualification. ADVERTISING Competitors are not permitted to display any material advertising private sponsors except in jumping competitions in accordance with FEI rules. RIBBONS Only ribbons awarded during the current Show will be permitted on exhibits. GRAND PARADES All horses must be paraded in accordance with the printed programme and notices displayed in the Horse area. Exhibitors may lead a mounted horse in the Grand Parade under special circumstances provided approval is obtained by a member of the Horse Committee. Protective headgear to the current Australian, European or American Standard MUST be worn by all riders and harness drivers in the Grand Parade. Exhibitors must wear their exhibit numbers when participating in Grand Parades. Grand Parade Attire The standard attire Grand Parades is the same dress as worn in competitive classes. Inappropriate attire may result in the voucher admittance to the Grand Parade being rejected. Parade Participation Vouchers When collecting numbers from the Horse Office, all exhibitors will be presented with a sheet of four Parade Participation Vouchers. The number printed on each voucher will be the same as your exhibit number. When entering the main arena to participate in a Grand Parade, one voucher is to be handed to a Horse committee member, ie: one voucher is to be produced each time you participate in a Grand Parade. Exemption from Grand Parades An exemption can only be obtained between am and am from a representative of the Horse Committee in the Stabling Coordinator s Office on the day of parade. If an exemption is granted you will be required to surrender one Grand Parade voucher with your approved application exemption. Being absent from the Showground is not a valid reason failing to parade. If a weekly exemption is granted all vouchers are to be surrendered with your approved exemption. Exhibitors with more than one horse are only required to pay an exemption if at least one Grand Parade mount is not nominated and paraded. Parade exemptions may be granted to exhibitors who produce a current medical or veterinary certificate with application exemption. Once the Society is presented with a medical or veterinary certificate together with an application exemption to participate in a Grand parade, such exemption, if approved, will cause the ineligibility of the rider and/or horse from all classes of competition the same day of the exemption or the validity period of the certificate, provided it is no greater than the calendar year of competition.

16 14 HORSES IN ACTION Exhibitors seeking exemptions reasons other than the above (eg work commitments etc) may apply an exemption prior to Friday 4 August and pay the Exemption Fee of $100 per horse per parade. Exhibitors applying an exemption after Friday 4 August will be required to pay an Exemption Fee of $150. Part Show Exhibitors Exhibitors who are competing part-show only must return their unused vouchers when collecting their exhibit numbers from the Horse Office. Exhibitors must surrender four vouchers during the Show. The responsibility of surrendering vouchers over is with the exhibitor. Failure to Comply Exhibitors failing to produce all four vouchers may be fined $250 each voucher not presented. Failure to pay any fee incurred by 31 December 2017, may result in refusal of entries future shows. EQUIPMENT Spurs and whips - Spurs which may inflict injury to a horse are not permitted. The Committee and Stewards reserve the right to request the removal of spurs which they consider may cause injury. No whip longer than 750 mm may be used or carried other than in sidesaddle or harness classes. In jumping competitions, in accordance with FEI rules. Boots and Bandages - The use of boots or bandages will not be permitted on horses competing in any event other than Jumping, Cone Scurry, Cone Driving and Obstacle Driving Competition. Helmets It is compulsory anyone riding a horse anywhere on the Showground including practice and schooling arenas to wear protective headgear approved under the current Australian, European or American Standard. All riders, including competitors in speed events, must wear protective headgear to the current Australian, European or American Standard. No other head gear will be permitted. The onus is on the riders to comply with the rules regarding helmets, and their insurance may be rendered void in the event of an accident/injury, if they are found to have been using a noncompliant helmet. It is the recommendation of the RA&HS that inspections of helmets are conducted by competitors/owners on a regular basis to ensure compliance with the rules. DOGS AND BIKES NOT ALLOWED Dogs, bikes, scooters and skateboards will not be permitted in the Horse area. This regulation will be strictly enced during the Royal Adelaide Show. CORRECT ATTIRE Competitors in hack or jumping classes must wear recognised riding costumes. Riders under 18 years are not permitted to wear high top riding boots in riding classes. Riders taking part in any parade or competition must be correctly attired in accordance with the following conditions: LADY AND GENTLEMAN RIDERS ON FLAT Ladies - Formal occasions - Tan, fawn or buff breeches; black high top riding boots; dark type of grey or black coat; stock; vest; gloves; crop or leather covered cane; spurs. Ladies - Inmal occasions - Jodhpurs or breeches; tan or black riding boots; tweed or navy coat; stock or shirt and tie; gloves; crop or leather covered cane; spurs if desired. Gentlemen - Formal occasions - Breeches; tan or black high top riding boots; tweed coat; shirt and tie or stock; crop or leather covered cane; spurs. Gentlemen - Inmal occasions - Jodhpurs or breeches may be worn. Gloves optional. JUMPING CONTESTS - Riders in jumping events must wear white or light fawn breeches. As per Article 256 of the FEI Rules jumping events. HARNESS - CONE SCURRY, CONE & OBSTACLE DRIVING Protective headgear, gloves, apron, whip and jacket are required. FODDER Exhibitors must arrange their own fodder requirements. The sale of all fodder is in the hands of the fodder merchant, whose store is on the Showground. All sales will be by selected credit card or cash only.

17 HORSES IN ACTION 15 Any exhibitor who, in the opinion of the Committee, has more fodder than is considered necessary, will be required to remove the excess from the Showground. Exhibitors must not solicit orders fodder on the Showground. CONTAINERS AND HOSES Exhibitors are requested to supply their own feed and water containers and length of hose with 1 (25 mm) fittings to use at the wash down. FIRE PRECAUTIONS The use of primus stoves, heating or lighting appliances of a like character or any naked flame, is strictly prohibited in the horse stalls and lockers. The alteration of or interference with any electrical wiring, switch or plug is strictly prohibited. Precautions will be taken to guard against fire and to protect the property at the Showground, but exhibits will not be insured at the cost of the Society. Smoking is strictly prohibited in all livestock pavilions and lockers. No exhibitor or other person shall remove or displace or interfere in any way with or use any purpose other than the prevention of fire, any article or appliance provided use in the case of an outbreak of fire upon the Showground, nor shall any exhibitor or other person remove or alter or add to or interfere in any way with any fixture, fitting, article, appliance or thing owned by the Society or use such fixture, fitting, article, appliance or thing any purpose, other than which it is intended by the Society to be used. Because of fire risk all stalls will remain unlocked during the Show. AGE OF COMPETITORS The age of all competitors is to be the actual age on 1 September of the current year. In all events and parades the minimum age of riders shall be five years. COMPETITOR AGE RANGES 5 years and under 8 years...(born after 1/9/09 and bee 2/9/12) 8 years and under 10 years...(born after 1/9/07 and bee 2/9/09) 10 years and under 12 years...(born after 1/9/05 and bee 2/9/07) 12 years and under 14 years...(born after1/9/03 and bee 2/9/05) Under 12 years...(born after 1/9/05) 12 years and over...(born bee 2/9/04) 12 years and under 14 years...(born after 1/9/03 and bee 2/9/05) 12 years and under 15 years...(born after 1/9/02 and bee 2/9/03) Under 13 years...(born after 1/9/04) 13 years and under 17 years...(born after 1/9/00 and bee 2/9/04) 13 years and under 18 years...(born after 1/9/99 and bee 2/9/04) Under 14 years...(born after 1/9/03) 14 years and under 16 years...(born after 1/9/01 and bee 2/9/03) 14 years and under 18 years...(born after 1/9/99 and bee 2/9/03) 15 years and under 18 years...(born after 1/9/99 and bee 2/9/02) 16 years and under 18 years...(born after 1/9/99 and bee 2/9/01) Under 17 years...(born after 1/9/00) 17 years and over...(born bee 2/9/00) Under 18 years...(born after 1/9/99) 18 years and over...(born bee 2/9/99) 18 years and under 21 years...(born after 1/9/96 and bee 2/9/99) 21 years and over...(born bee 2/9/96)

18 16 HORSES IN ACTION RIDER CLASSES Overnight stabling will not be available horses entered in rider/driver classes only. Riders in 5 years and under 8 years classes who do not gain a place will receive a pink ribbon. Riders/drivers who have not previously produced their birth certificate must do so at the time of making entry (excepting 18 years and over classes). Rider/drivers need not be members of the Society. Protective headgear to the current Australian, European or American Standard must be worn by riders/ drivers. Horses may not be led in ridden classes unless otherwise specified. Name of rider/driver to be stated on the entry m. It is the responsibility of the rider to ensure the correct age class/es are entered. S First, $30 and rosette; second, $20 and rosette; third, $10 and rosette; fourth to sixth rosette (unless otherwise specified) Class 1 - Girl or Boy Rider, 5 and under 8 years, on the lead Must be on a pony not exceeding 12.2 hands (1270 mm). Riders competing in this class will not be permitted to ride independently off the lead as a combination in any other class/es. Class 2 - THE WELLER FAMILY TROPHY Girl or Boy Rider, 5 years and under 8 years. On pony or galloway. First : Trophy; Second : Trophy; Third : Trophy sponsored by Vernon Weller Class 3 - THE HUMPHRIES FAMILY Girl or Boy Rider, 8 years and under 10 years. On pony or galloway. First : Trophy; Second : Trophy; Third : Trophy sponsored by Humphries Family Class 4 - THE BONNETTS SADDLEWORLD Girl or Boy rider, 10 years and under 12 years. On pony or galloway. First : Voucher ($150); Second : Voucher ($90); Third : Voucher ($60) sponsored by Bonnetts Saddleworld Class 5 - THE BONNETTS SADDLEWORLD Girl or Boy Rider, 12 years and under 14 years. On pony or galloway. First : Voucher ($150); Second : Voucher ($90); Third : Voucher ($60) sponsored by Bonnetts Saddleworld THE HOLTHAM FAMILY CHAMPION JUNIOR RIDER UNDER 14 YEARS Open to first prize winners in classes 2 to 5 Royal Adelaide Show Trophy sponsored by Holtham Family RESERVE CHAMPION JUNIOR RIDER UNDER 14 YEARS Class 6 - Pair of riders, 10 years and under 14 years. On pony or galloway. Pair to consist of either girls or boys or girl and boy. Riders will be permitted to pair with other riders in this class. First to third placegetters receive rosettes each rider. Class 7 - THE BONNETTS SADDLEWORLD Girl or Boy Rider, 14 years and under 16 years. On galloway or hack. First : Voucher ($150); Second : Voucher ($90); Third : Voucher ($60) sponsored by Bonnetts Saddleworld

19 HORSES IN ACTION 17 Class 8 - THE BONNETTS SADDLEWORLD Girl or Boy Rider, 16 years and under 18 years. On galloway or hack. First : Voucher ($150); Second : Voucher ($90); Third : Voucher ($60) sponsored by Bonnetts Saddleworld THE SIMPSON FAMILY CHAMPION JUNIOR RIDER 14 YEARS AND UNDER 18 YEARS Open to first prize winners in classes 7 and 8 $400 and Royal Adelaide Show Trophy sponsored by N P Simpson THE SIMPSON FAMILY RESERVE CHAMPION JUNIOR RIDER 14 YEARS AND UNDER 18 YEARS $250 sponsored by N P Simpson Class 9 - Pair of riders, 14 years and under 18 years. On galloway or hack. Pair to consist of either girls or boys or girl and boy. Riders will be permitted to pair with other riders in this class. First to third placegetters receive rosettes each rider. Class 10 - CLISBY INDUSTRIES TROPHY Lady rider, 18 years and under 21 years. On galloway or hack. First : $50 and Trophy; Second : $30; Third : $20 sponsored by Clisby Industries Pty Ltd Class 11 - THE OAKBANK RACING CLUB Lady rider, 21 years and under 30 years. On galloway or hack. First : $50; Second : $30; Third : $20 sponsored by Oakbank Racing Club Class 12 - THE BONNETTS SADDLEWORLD Lady Rider, 30 years and over. On galloway or hack. First : Voucher ($150); Second : Voucher ($90); Third : Voucher ($60) sponsored by Bonnetts Saddleworld THE PETER K WENDT MEMORIAL TROPHY CHAMPION LADY RIDER To be selected from winners in classes 10 to 12 $200 and Royal Adelaide Show Trophy sponsored by T.A.K and T.M Wendt THE SIMPSON FAMILY RESERVE CHAMPION LADY RIDER First $250 sponsored by N P Simpson Class 13 - Champion Gentleman Rider, 18 years and over. On galloway or hack. To be judged on riding ability on flat. Champion, sash; Reserve Champion, sash; third to sixth ribbons. Class 14 - Pair of riders, 18 years and over. On galloway or hack. Pair to consist of either ladies or gentlemen or lady and gentleman. Riders will be permitted to pair with other riders in this class. First to third placegetters receive rosettes each rider.

20 18 HORSES IN ACTION DRIVER CLASSES Overnight stabling will not be available horses entered in rider/driver classes only. Riders in 5 years and under 8 years classes who do not gain a place will receive a pink ribbon. Riders/drivers who have not previously produced their birth certificate must do so at the time of making entry (excepting 18 years and over classes). Rider/drivers need not be members of the Society. Protective headgear to the current Australian, European or American Standard must be worn by riders/drivers. Horses may not be led. Name of rider/driver to be stated on the entry m. It is the responsibility of the rider to ensure the correct age class/es are entered. S First, $30 and rosette; second, $20 and rosette; third, $10 and rosette; fourth to sixth rosette (unless otherwise specified) Class 15 - Obstacle Driving Competition. To be driven in a two or four-wheeled vehicle, to be driven over course which will be varied in relation to the size of vehicles, to be determined by committee. All obstacles must be negotiated; failure to do so will incur a penalty. Winner will be driver with fastest time. Wheel width of vehicles at least 1200 mm. Protective headgear to the current Australian, European or American Standard must be worn. The Committee reserves the right to cancel the event if insufficient entries are received. First to fourth placegetters receive rosettes. Class 16 - Cone Driving Competition. Open to horses and ponies. Single or multiple combinations eg pairs, tandem. Ten to fifteen sets of cones all measured 300 mm wider than the vehicle wheel width. The fastest clear round wins - rules as per the Rule Book driving events. Wheel width of vehicles at least 1200mm. Whips to be carried. Class 17 - Best Lady Driver, 18 years and over, light harness. Driving a single horse, galloway or pony in a two or four-wheeled vehicle. Over such course as the committee may determine. Drivers must be only occupant of vehicle. Drivers not to drive more than one horse. Class 18 - Best Lady Driver, 18 years and over, heavy harness Driving a single light, medium or heavy horse in a two or four-wheeled vehicle. Over such course as the committee may determine. Drivers must be only occupant of vehicle. Drivers not to drive more than one horse. Class 19 - THE KITTLE WARMBLOODS Best Gentleman Driver, 18 years and over, light harness. Driving a single horse, galloway or pony in a two or four-wheeled vehicle. Over such course as the committee may determine. Drivers must be the only occupant of the vehicle. Drivers not to drive more than one horse. First : $50; Second : $30; Third : $20 sponsored by Kittle Warmbloods

21 HORSES IN ACTION 19 Class 20 - Best Gentleman Driver, 18 years and over, heavy harness. Driving a single light, medium or heavy horse in a two or four-wheeled vehicle. Over such course as the committee may determine. Drivers must be only occupant of vehicle. Drivers not to drive more than one horse. Class 21 - Best Junior Driver, 8 years and under 12 years, light harness. Driving a two or four-wheeled vehicle. An adult passenger is permitted. No lap rugs to be worn. Class 22 - THE BONNETTS SADDLEWORLD Best Junior Driver, 12 years and under 18 years, light harness. Driving a two or four-wheeled vehicle. An adult passenger is allowed. No lap rugs to be worn. First : Voucher ($150); Second : Voucher ($90); Third : Voucher ($60) sponsored by Bonnetts Saddleworld Class 23 - Best Junior Driver, 10 years and under 18 years, heavy harness. Driving a single light, medium or heavy horse in a two or four-wheeled vehicle. Over such course as the committee may determine. Drivers not to drive more than one horse. Must be accompanied by an adult. No lap rugs to be worn. Heavy harness only.

22 20 HORSES IN ACTION LIGHT HARNESS Entries these classes must NOT be made on Rider/Driver entry ms. ALL HORSES IN THIS SECTION MUST BE DRIVEN. Horses entered in classes 24 to 60 need not be registered Handlers must be correctly attired. Permances required classes 24 to 60 Junior exhibitors whether a passenger or driver MUST wear protective headgear to the current Australian, European or American Standard. Top reins and/or head checks are permitted except Shetland Classes where head checks are NOT permitted. All drivers between the ages of 8 years & 12 years of age must be accompanied by a competent adult. Light Harness exhibits are permitted to enter Tradesman/Heavy Harness classes but are not permitted to use Show/Spyder carts. A separate entry m is required each horse including entries in pairs, teams etc classes S First, $30 and ribbon; second, $20 and ribbon; third, $10 and ribbon, fourth to sixth ribbon (unless otherwise specified) Class 24 - Concours d Elegance Open to both Light and Heavy Harness exhibits. All entry fees received this class will be divided up as prizemoney. Drivers may use one or more horses driven in a vehicle suitable private purposes A detailed inspection of the turnouts will not be made. Competitors will be judged from a distance. The Judge will be looking the most elegant or eye-catching turnout, in his/her opinion. Ideally it should be one whose very presence makes it stand out from the rest - an outfit that would turn the head of any passer-by. All turnouts at the show are eligible to enter this class. Horses competing in this class are not required to participate in the Sunday Grand Parade. Class 25 - THE SOUTH AUSTRALIAN HORSE DRIVING SOCIETY Ride and Drive. To be judged as a harness horse galloway or pony and as a ridden hack. First : $50; Second : $30; Third : $20 sponsored by South Australian Horse Driving Society Class 26 - THE AUSTRALIAN CARRIAGE & HARNESS SUPPLIES Pleasure Turnout, horses and galloways, over 14 hands (1422 mm). Light horse or buggy horse. To be driven as singles, pairs or teams in a two or four-wheeled vehicle, lady or gentleman driver, passenger/s optional. To be judged general appearance of animal/s, harness, vehicle and passenger/s. Education of animal/s will also be considered. Sulkies not permitted. First : $30; Second : $20; Third : $10 sponsored by Australian Carriage & Harness Supplies Class 27 - Pleasure Turnout, ponies, 14 hands (1422 mm) and under. To be driven in a two or four wheeled vehicle. To be judged general appearance of animal/s, harness, vehicle and passenger/s. Education of animal/s will also be considered. Sulkies not permitted. Class Sulky Turnout, horses and galloways, over 14 hands (1422 mm). To be driven in a two-wheeled hard tyred vehicle to seat one or two people. It shall have semi elliptic springs parallel to the shafts and connected to the axle use with a single horse and also tandem.

23 HORSES IN ACTION 21 Class 28 - THE AUSTRALIAN CARRIAGE & HARNESS SUPPLIES Sulky Turnout, ponies 14 hands (1422 mm) and under. To be driven in a two-wheeled hard tyred vehicle to seat one or two people. It shall have semi elliptic springs parallel to the shafts and connected to the axle use with a single horse and also tandem. First : $30; Second : $20; Third : $10 sponsored by Australian Carriage & Harness Supplies Class 29 - THE E.D. SCOTT MEMORIAL Period Turnout, horses and galloways, over 14 hands (1422 mm) To be driven as singles, pairs or teams in a two or four-wheeled passenger type vehicle, driven by a lady or gentleman with passenger/s optional. To be judged on points as follows: Points Vehicle Horse/s Harness Costume General Appearance Total First : $30; Second : $20; Third : $10 sponsored by Michael Scott Class 30 - Period Turnout, ponies, 14 hands (1422 mm) and under To be driven as singles, pairs or teams in a two or four-wheeled passenger type vehicle. Driven by a lady or gentleman with passenger/s optional. To be judged on points as follows: Points Vehicle Horse/s Harness Costume General Appearance Total Class 31 - THE T E DOWNER MEMORIAL Most Authentic Horse Drawn Passenger Type Vehicle, horses, galloways and ponies. To be driven as singles or pairs, tandem or teams, by a lady or gentleman. To be judged on points as follows: Points Vehicle Horse/s Harness Dress General Appearance Total First : $60; Second : $30; Third : $10 sponsored by Charles M Downer THE KEIR FAMILY TROPHY CHAMPION LIGHT HORSE TURNOUT. To be selected from winners in classes 26 to 31 $100 and Trophy sponsored by Keir Family RESERVE CHAMPION LIGHT HORSE TURNOUT Class 32 - Viceroy Turnout, ponies, hackney, 14 hands (1422 mm) and under To be judged on points as follows: Points Pony Vehicle Harness General Appearance Total Class 33 - Viceroy Turnout, galloways and horses, hackney, over 14 hands (1422 mm) To be judged on points as follows: Points Horse/Galloway Vehicle Harness General Appearance Total

24 22 HORSES IN ACTION Class 34 - Viceroy Turnout, ponies, non hackney, over 10.2 hands (1067 mm) and not exceeding 14 hands (1422 mm) To be judged on points as follows: Points Pony Vehicle Harness General Appearance Total Class 35 - Viceroy Turnout, galloways and horses, non hackney, over 14 hands (1422 mm) To be judged on points as follows: Points Horse/Galloway Vehicle Harness General Appearance Total THE RIVERINA WOOL CHAMPION VICEROY TURNOUT To be selected from winners in classes 32 to 35 $500 sponsored by Peter Elkin RESERVE CHAMPION VICEROY TURNOUT Class 36 - Tandem Team, horses, galloways or ponies. To be driven in a two-wheeled vehicle. Exhibitors will be permitted to pair with other entries received the same class. If a pair separately owned gains a prize, the prize will be divided. Class 37 - Harness Horse, hackney, over 15 hands (1524 mm). Class 38 - THE KEIR FAMILY Harness Galloway, hackney, over 14 hands (1422 mm) and not exceeding 15 hands (1524 mm) First : $50; Second : $30; Third : $20 sponsored by Keir Family THE RIVERINA WOOL CHAMPION HACKNEY HARNESS HORSE over 14 hands (1422 mm). To be selected from classes 37 and 38. $500 sponsored by Peter Elkin RESERVE CHAMPION HACKNEY HARNESS HORSE over 14 hands (1422 mm). Class 39 - Harness Horse, non-hackney, novice, over 14 hands (1422 mm). For horses that have not won a first prize as a harness horse at any Royal Show at time of entry. Class 40 - Harness Galloway, non-hackney, over 14 hands (1422 mm) and not exceeding 15 hands (1524 mm). Class 41 - Harness Horse, non-hackney, over 15 hands (1524 mm). CHAMPION NON-HACKNEY HARNESS HORSE OR GALLOWAY over 14 hands (1422 mm) To be selected from winners in classes 40 and 41. RESERVE CHAMPION NON-HACKNEY HARNESS HORSE OR GALLOWAY over 14 hands (1422 mm). Class 42 - Harness Pony, Galloway or Horse, hackney, novice. For horses that have not won a first prize as a harness horse at any Royal Show at time of entry. Class 43 - Harness Pony, hackney, not exceeding 12.2 hands (1270 mm) Class 44 - Harness Pony, hackney, over 12.2 hands (1270 mm) and not exceeding 14 hands (1422 mm) THE FREDERICK FENNELL MEMORIAL TROPHY CHAMPION HACKNEY HARNESS PONY To be selected from winners in classes 43 and 44. Trophy sponsored by Beverley Bertelsmeier RESERVE CHAMPION HACKNEY HARNESS PONY

25 HORSES IN ACTION 23 Class 45 - Harness Pony, non-hackney, novice, not exceeding 11.0 hands (1118 mm) (Shetlands are not eligible this class) For horses that have not won a first prize as a harness horse at any Royal Show at time of entry. Class 46 - Harness Pony, non-hackney, novice, over 11.0 hands (1118 mm) and not exceeding 12 hands (1219 mm) For horses that have not won a first prize as a harness horse at any Royal Show at time of entry. Class 47 - Harness Pony, non-hackney, novice, over 12 hands (1219mm) and not exceeding 14 hands (1422mm). For horses that have not won a first prize as a harness horse at any Royal Show at time of entry. Class 48 - THE FAIRWAY ORION Harness Pony, non-hackney, not exceeding 11.0 hands (1118 mm) (Shetlands are not eligible this class) First : $30; Second : $20; Third : $10 sponsored by Robin Park Pony Stud Class 49 - Harness Pony, non-hackney, over 11 hands (1118 mm) and not exceeding 12 hands (1219 mm) Class 50 - Harness Pony, non-hackney, over 12 hands (1219 mm) and not exceeding 13 hands (1321 mm). Class 51 - Harness Pony, non-hackney, over 13 hands (1321 mm) and not exceeding 14 hands (1422 mm). CHAMPION NON-HACKNEY HARNESS PONY not exceeding 14 hands (1422 mm). To be selected from winners in classes 48 to 51. RESERVE CHAMPION NON-HACKNEY HARNESS PONY Class 52 - Harness Shetland Pony, novice, not exceeding 10.2 hands (1067 mm) Ponies must be registered with the APSB Society. Shetland Ponies are not to be clipped, plaited or dyed the show ring. To be shown in their natural coat and full feather. Ponies entered in this class are eligible to compete in Period and Pleasure Turnout classes. Class 53 - Harness Shetland Pony Mare, not exceeding 10.2 hands (1067 mm) Ponies must be registered with the APSB Society. Shetland Ponies are not to be clipped, plaited or dyed the show ring. To be shown in their natural coat and full feather. Ponies entered in this class are eligible to compete in Period and Pleasure Turnout classes. Class 54 - Harness Shetland Pony Male, not exceeding 10.2 hands (1067 mm) Ponies must be registered with the APSB Society. Shetland Ponies are not to be clipped, plaited or dyed the show ring. To be shown in their natural coat and full feather. Ponies entered in this class are eligible to compete in Period and Pleasure Turnout classes. CHAMPION HARNESS SHETLAND PONY To be selected from winners in classes 53 and 54. RESERVE CHAMPION HARNESS SHETLAND PONY THE BILL MOSEY MEMORIAL TROPHY SUPREME CHAMPION LIGHT HARNESS EXHIBIT Champion Hackney Harness Horse, over 14 hands; Champion Non-Hackney Harness Horse or Galloway; Champion Hackney Harness Pony; Champion Non-Hackney Harness Pony, Champion Light Horse Turnout and Champion Viceroy Turnout are eligible this award Trophy sponsored by Peter Mosey

26 24 HORSES IN ACTION Class 55 - Harness Shetland Pony Turnout, not exceeding 10.2 hand (1067 mm) Ponies must be registered with the APSB Society. Shetland Ponies are not to be clipped, plaited or dyed the show ring. To be shown in their natural coat and full feather. To be judged on points as follows: Points Pony Vehicle Harness General Appearance Total Class 56 - Harness Shetland Pony Viceroy Turnout, not exceeding 10.2 hands (1067 mm) Ponies must be registered with the APSB Society. Shetland Ponies are not to be clipped, plaited or dyed the show ring. To be shown in their natural coat and full feather. To be judged on points as follows: Points Pony Vehicle Harness General Appearance Total Class 58 - THE SOUTH AUSTRALIAN HORSE DRIVING SOCIETY Pleasure Harness Pony, not exceeding 12 hands (1219 mm) To be driven in a two or four wheeled vehicle. Judged on manners and paces. First : $50; Second : $30; Third : $20 sponsored by South Australian Horse Driving Society Class 59 - THE SOUTH AUSTRALIAN HORSE DRIVING SOCIETY Pleasure Harness Pony, over 12 hands (1219 mm) and not exceeding 14 hands (1422 mm) To be driven in a two or four wheeled vehicle. Judged on manners and paces. First : $50; Second : $30; Third : $20 sponsored by South Australian Horse Driving Society Class 60 - THE SOUTH AUSTRALIAN HORSE DRIVING SOCIETY Pleasure Harness Horse, over 14 hands (1422 mm) To be driven in a two or four wheeled vehicle. Judged on manners and paces. First : $50; Second : $30; Third : $20 sponsored by South Australian Horse Driving Society CHAMPION SHETLAND TURNOUT To be selected from classes 55 and 56. RESERVE CHAMPION SHETLAND TURNOUT SUPREME CHAMPION HARNESS SHETLAND PONY To be selected from winners of Champion Harness Shetland Pony and Champion Shetland Turnout. Class 57 - Harness Horse, galloway or pony pair. Exhibitors will be permitted to pair with other entries in this class. If a pair separately owned gains a prize, the prize will be divided.

27 HORSES IN ACTION 25 HEAVY HARNESS All Tradesman, Delivery and Heavy Horses will be classified into light, medium and heavy by the judge. Entries these classes must NOT be made on Rider/Driver entry ms. ALL HORSES IN THIS SECTION MUST BE DRIVEN. Horses entered in classes 61 to 83 need not be registered Handlers must be correctly attired. Permances required classes 61 to 83. Junior exhibitors whether a passenger or driver MUST wear protective headgear to the current Australian, European or American Standard. All drivers between the ages of 8 years & 12 years of age must be accompanied by a competent adult. Show/Spider Carts are not permitted in any Tradesman/Heavy Harness classes. A separate entry m is required each horse including entries in pairs, teams etc classes S First, $30 and ribbon; second, $20 and ribbon; third, $10 and ribbon, fourth to sixth ribbon (unless otherwise specified) TRADESMAN AND DELIVERY Exhibits not permitted to enter both the Light Harness and Tradesman and Delivery sections unless otherwise specified. SINGLE/MULTIPLE TURNOUTS - Open to two or four wheeled vehicle showing characteristics of a Tradesman or Delivery vehicle, depicting the profession or purpose which the vehicle is being shown. Show carts, sulkies/jinkers and other light harness vehicles are not permitted. Exhibits entered in turnout classes will be judged on points according to the following scale: Horse...50 points Vehicle...30 points Harness...10 points General Appearance...10 points Class 61 - Concours d'elegance Open to both Light and Heavy Harness exhibits. All entry fees received this class will be divided up as prizemoney. Drivers may use one or more horses driven in a vehicle suitable private purposes A detailed inspection of the turnouts will not be made. Competitors will be judged from a distance. The Judge will be looking the most elegant or eye-catching turnout, in his/her opinion. Ideally it should be one whose very presence makes it stand out from the rest - an outfit that would turn the head of any passer-by. All turnouts at the show are eligible to enter this class. Horses competing in this class are not required to participate in the Sunday Grand Parade. Class 62 - Horse Traders Long Shaft Brake Turnout, 14.2 hands (1473 mm) and over. Class 63 - Horse Traders Long Shaft Brake Turnout, over 10.2 hands (1067 mm) and under 14.2 hands (1473 mm). Class 64 - Open Turnout, two or four wheeled vehicle Class 65 - Baker/Milkman/Butcher Turnout CHAMPION TURNOUT To be selected from classes 62 to 65. RESERVE CHAMPION TURNOUT

28 26 HORSES IN ACTION Class 66 - Tradesman/Delivery Turnout, 4 wheel, single horse, light or medium To be driven in delivery vehicle. Class 67 - Tradesman/Delivery Turnout, 4 wheel, single horse, heavy To be driven in delivery vehicle. Class 68 - Tradesman/Delivery Turnout, 2 wheel, single horse, light or medium To be driven in delivery vehicle. Class 69 - Tradesman/Delivery Turnout, 2 wheel, single horse, heavy To be driven in delivery vehicle. CHAMPION SINGLE TURNOUT To be selected from winners in classes 66 to 69. RESERVE CHAMPION SINGLE TURNOUT DELIVERY HARNESS HORSES Class 70 - Tradesman/Delivery Turnout, pair, light or medium Class 71 - Tradesman/Delivery Turnout, pair, heavy Class 72 - Tradesman/Delivery Turnout, three or more, light or medium Class 73 - Tradesman/Delivery Turnout, three or more, heavy CHAMPION MULTIPLE TRADESMAN/DELIVERY TURNOUT To be selected from winners in classes 70 to 73. RESERVE CHAMPION MULTIPLE TRADESMAN/ DELIVERY TURNOUT SUPREME CHAMPION TRADESMAN/DELIVERY TURNOUT Champion Single Turnout, Champion Multiple Turnout and Champion Delivery Horse are eligible this award. Class 74 - Novice Harness Horse, to be driven in delivery type vehicle, light or medium Class 75 - Novice Harness Horse, to be driven in delivery type vehicle, heavy Class 76 - Light Harness Horse, driven in delivery type vehicle Class 77 - Medium Harness Horse,driven in delivery type vehicle Class 78 - Heavy Harness Horse, to be driven in delivery type vehicle CHAMPION DELIVERY HORSE To be selected from winners in classes 76 to 78. RESERVE CHAMPION DELIVERY HORSE Class 79 - Pair of Light or Medium Harness Horses, to be driven in delivery type vehicle Class 80 - Pair of Heavy Harness Horses, to be driven in delivery type vehicle Class 81 - Team of Light or Medium Harness Horses 3 or more horses in one vehicle. Class 82 - THE E.D. SCOTT MEMORIAL Team of Heavy Harness Horses 3 or more horses in one vehicle. First : $30; Second : $20; Third : $10 sponsored by Michael Scott CHAMPION MULTIPLE DELIVERY To be selected from the winners in classes 79 to 82. RESERVE CHAMPION MULTIPLE DELIVERY THE IAHP SALES SUPREME CHAMPION HARNESS EXHIBIT To be selected from Champion Turnout, Champion Single Turnout, Champion Multiple Tradesman/Delivery Turnout, Champion Delivery Horse, Champion Multiple Delivery Product is a ctn of (20) Farnam MecWorma & Bot Paste ($300) sponsored by International Animal Health Products Class 83 Light, Medium or Heavy Harness Horse in Show (Spyder) Vehicle (not eligible Champion awards)

29 HORSES IN ACTION 27 SMARTEST ON PARADE Events to be judged in suitably sized groups, determined at the discretion of the Committee. Riders in classes 84, 85 & 86 who have not previously produced their birth certificates must do so at the time of making an entry. Exhibits must be nominated and accepted in general hack or show hunter classes to be eligible to compete in Smartest On Parade classes. Unims not permitted. S First, $40 and rosette; second, $30 and rosette; third, $20 and rosette; fourth, $10 and rosette; fifth and sixth, rosette (unless otherwise specified) Class 84 - THE BONNETTS SADDLEWORLD Smartest On Parade. Riders under 12 years of age. All entrants must be mounted on exhibits not exceeding 14 hands (1422 mm). Name of rider to be stated on Horses-in- Action entry m clearly stating date of birth. First : Voucher ($150); Second : Voucher ($90); Third : Voucher ($60) sponsored by Bonnetts Saddleworld Class 85 - THE BONNETTS SADDLEWORLD Smartest On Parade. Riders 12 years and under 15 years. All entrants must be mounted on exhibits over 14 hands (1422 mm). Name of rider to be stated on Horses-in- Action entry m clearly stating date of birth. First : Voucher ($150); Second : Voucher ($90); Third : Voucher ($60) sponsored by Bonnetts Saddleworld Class 86 - THE EQUISSAGE SA Smartest On Parade. Riders 15 years and under 18 years. All entrants must be mounted on exhibits over 14 hands (1422 mm). Name of rider to be stated on Horses-in- Action entry m clearly stating date of birth. First : Voucher ($100) and Product ($10) sponsored by Equissage SA Class 87 - THE RA&HS HORSES IN ACTION COMMITTEE Smartest On Parade, 18 years and over. All entrants must be mounted on exhibits over 14 hands (1422 mm). Name of rider to be stated on Horses-in- Action entry m First : $300; Second : $100; Third : $70 sponsored by; Fourth : $30 sponsored by Alister Walsh

30 28 HORSES IN ACTION HACK CLASSES Exhibitors are advised that a novice class is open only to exhibits which have not won a first prize as a hack competing singly at any Australian Capital City Royal Show (including State and Territory Capital City Royal Shows but excluding the Melbourne Summer Royal and the Royal Adelaide Autumn Horse Show at time of judging. S First, $40 and ribbon; second, $30 and ribbon; third, $20 and ribbon; fourth, $10 and ribbon; fifth and sixth, ribbon (unless otherwise specified) The Society thanks THE GIUSTOZZI FAMILY For providing rugs Champion Hack, Champion Galloway Hack and Champion Pony Hack, over 12.2 & not exceeding 14 hands HACKS Class 88 - THE HORSEZONE.COM.AU Hack, novice, over 15 hands (1524 mm) and not exceeding 15.2 hands (1575 mm). First : Product ($50) sponsored by Horsezone Class 89 - THE HORSEZONE.COM.AU Hack, novice, over 15.2 hands (1575 mm) and not exceeding 16 hands (1625 mm). First : Product ($50) sponsored by Horsezone Class 90 - Hack, novice, over 16 hands (1625 mm and not exceeding 16.2 hands (1675 mm). Class 91 - Hack, novice, over 16.2 hands (1675 mm). THE MAITLAND FAMILY & PANGKARRA FOODS BEST NOVICE HACK To be selected from winners in classes 88 to 91. Trophy and Garland sponsored by Margot Maitland Class 92 - THE TOLL AND WALSH Lady's Hack, over 15 hands (1524 mm). To be ridden by a lady 18 years and over. Horses entered in this class are not eligible to compete in class 93. First : $200; Second : $125 AM; Third : $100; Fourth : $75 sponsored by Richard T Walsh AM Class 93 - THE HORSEZONE.COM.AU Gentleman's Hack, over 15 hands (1524 mm). To be ridden by a gentleman 18 years and over. Horses entered in this class are not eligible to compete in class 92. First : Product ($50) sponsored by Horsezone Class 94 - THE HORSEZONE.COM.AU Hack, over 15 hands (1524 mm) and not exceeding 15.2 hands (1575 mm) First : Product ($50) sponsored by Horsezone Class 95 - THE GORST RURAL Hack, over 15.2 hands (1575 mm) and not exceeding 16 hands (1625 mm). First : $100; Second : $50; Third : $30; Fourth : $20 sponsored by Gorst Rural Class 96 - THE SONTIAGO MEMORIAL CUP Hack, over 16 hands (1625 mm) and not exceeding 16.2 hands (1675 mm). First : Trophy and Rug ($100) sponsored by Vernon Weller Class 97 - THE HORSEZONE.COM.AU Hack, over 16.2 hands (1675 mm). First : Product ($50) sponsored by Horsezone Class 98 - THE BONNETTS SADDLEWORLD Lightweight Hack Horses entered in this class are not eligible to compete in class 99. First : Voucher ($150); Second : Voucher ($90); Third : Voucher ($60) sponsored by Bonnetts Saddleworld

31 HORSES IN ACTION 29 Class 99 - THE BONNETTS SADDLEWORLD Heavyweight Hack Horses entered in this class are not eligible to compete in class 98. First : Voucher ($150); Second : Voucher ($90); Third : Voucher ($60) sponsored by Bonnetts Saddleworld THE BONNETTS SADDLEWORLD CHAMPION HACK over 15 hands (1524 mm). To be selected from winners in classes 92 to 99. Voucher ($100) and Trophy sponsored by Bonnetts Saddleworld THE KYROS FAMILY RESERVE CHAMPION HACK over 15 hands (1524 mm) $250 sponsored by D W & H E Kyros Class THE KYROS FAMILY Hack Premier Award For horses showing outstanding Throughbred qualities. Three judges will select their finalist who will then be judged under saddle and in hand. A handler may be required. First : $200; Second : $100; Third : $75; Fourth $55; Fifth $40; Sixth $30 sponsored by K W & H E Kyros Class THE CHILD'S HACK Child's Hack, over 15 hands (1524 mm) For riders under 18 years. High top riding boots or gaiters are not permitted. First : $150; Second : $30; Third : $20 sponsored by Pip Burnett Class Owner/Rider Hack, over 15 hands (1524 mm) To be ridden by the registered owner. GALLOWAY HACKS Class THE HORSEZONE.COM.AU Galloway Hack, novice, over 14 hands (1422 mm) and not exceeding 14.2 hands (1473 mm) First : Product ($50) sponsored by Horsezone Class THE HORSEZONE.COM.AU Galloway Hack, novice, over 14.2 hands (1473 mm) and not exceeding 15 hands (1524 mm). First : Product ($50) sponsored by Horsezone THE MAITLAND FAMILY & PANGKARRA FOODS BEST NOVICE GALLOWAY HACK To be selected from winners in classes 103 and 104. Trophy and Garland sponsored by Margot Maitland Class THE HORSEZONE.COM.AU Lady's Galloway Hack, over 14 hands (1422 mm) and not exceeding 15 hands (1524 mm). To be ridden by a lady 18 years and over. Horses entered in this class are not eligible to compete in class 106. First : Product ($50) sponsored by Horsezone Class Gentleman's Galloway Hack, over 14 hands (1422 mm) and not exceeding 15 hands (1524 mm) To be ridden by a gentleman 18 years and over. Horses entered in this class are not eligible to compete in class 105. Class Galloway Hack, over 14 hands (1422 mm) and not exceeding 14.2 hands (1473 mm). Class THE GEORGE COPPING MEMORIAL TROPHY Galloway Hack, over 14.2 hands (1473 mm) and not exceeding 15 hands (1524 mm). Trophy sponsored by Copping Family

32 30 HORSES IN ACTION Class THE BONNETTS SADDLEWORLD Lightweight Galloway Hack. Horses entered in this class are not eligible to compete in class 110. First : Voucher ($150); Second : Voucher ($90); Third : Voucher ($60) sponsored by Bonnetts Saddleworld Class THE BONNETTS SADDLEWORLD Heavyweight Galloway Hack. Horses entered in this class are not eligible to compete in class 109. First : Voucher ($150); Second : Voucher ($90); Third : Voucher ($60) sponsored by Bonnetts Saddleworld CHAMPION GALLOWAY HACK, over 14 hands (1422 mm) and not exceeding 15 hands (1524 mm). To be selected from winners in classes 107 to 112. THE E M WOHLING MEMORIAL TROPHY RESERVE CHAMPION GALLOWAY HACK, over 14 hands (1422 mm) and not exceeding 15 hands (1524 mm). Trophy sponsored by Marie Wohling Class THE HORSEZONE.COM.AU Child's Galloway Hack, over 14 hands (1422 mm) and not exceeding 15 hands (1524 mm). For riders under 18 years. High top boots or gaiters are not permitted. First : Product ($50) sponsored by Horsezone Class Owner/Rider Galloway Hack, 14 hands (1422 mm) and not exceeding 15 hands (1524 mm) To be ridden by the registered owner. Class Pair of Galloway Hacks or Show Hunters, over 14 hands (1473 mm) and not exceeding 15 hands (1524 mm) Exhibitors will be permitted to pair with other entries received in this class. If a pair separately owned gains a prize, the prize will be divided. PONY HACKS All exhibits in ridden Pony Hack classes not exceeding 12.2 hands (1270 mm) must be ridden by a rider less than 17 years (unless otherwise stated). All exhibits in ridden Pony Hack classes over 12.2 hands (1270 mm) and not exceeding 14.0 hands (1422 mm) may be ridden by an adult or child (unless otherwise stated). Class Shetland Pony, novice, not exceeding 10.2 hands (1067 mm). To be ridden by a boy or girl rider 14 years of age and under. Class Shetland Pony, not exceeding 10 hands (1016 mm) To be ridden by a boy or girl rider 14 years of age and under. Class Shetland Pony, over 10 hands (1016 mm) and not exceeding 10.2 hands (1067 mm) To be ridden by a boy or girl rider 14 years of age and under. THE RIDGEVIEW PARK CHAMPION RIDDEN SHETLAND PONY To be selected from winners in classes 115 and 116. Garland and Rug sponsored by Alyson Emery RESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN SHETLAND PONY Class THE DEL-LEE STUD Shetland Turnout, not exceeding 10.2 hands, riders 5 to 8 years of age Must be led. To be shown in saddle and judged style, neatness and safety as a turnout. To be ridden by a boy or girl rider 14 years of age and under. Riders competing in this class are not permitted to ride independently off the lead as a combination in any other class/es. Not eligible Champion. First : Trophy and Garland sponsored by DEL-LEE Shetland & Welsh Mountain Stud (R L & D L Ross)

33 HORSES IN ACTION 31 Class Shetland Turnout, not exceeding 10.2 hands, riders 9 to 12 years of age. Must not be led. To be shown in saddle and judged style, neatness and safety as a turnout. To be ridden by a boy or girl rider 14 years of age and under. Class Leading Rein - Pony Hack Ponies entered in this class must also be entered and accepted in other general pony hack classes. One rider per horse only to be nominated. Guidelines: 1. Pony to be not exceeding 12 hands (1219 mm), rider to be 5 years to under 8 years of age on the first day of the Show. 2. The leading rein is to be attached to noseband only and rein is to be held in the left hand of the person leading the pony. 3. No spurs or whips permitted - the leader may carry a cane only. 4. String or false aids which assist the pony's head position are not permitted. 5. The judge is to give a short work-out each child at the walk and trot only. 6. The child should be capable of rising to the trot. 7. Exhibitors to advise the Arena Supervisor of the name and date of birth of the rider 24 hours prior to the scheduled start time of the class. Class Led Pony Hack, not exceeding 12.2 hands (1270 mm). To be ridden by a boy or girl rider 5 years and under 8 years old, on the lead. Riders competing in this class are not permitted to ride independently off the lead as a combination in any other class/es. Not eligible Champion. Class THE BONNETTS SADDLEWORLD Pony Hack, novice, not exceeding 12 hands (1219 mm). First : Voucher ($150); Second : Voucher ($90); Third : Voucher ($60) sponsored by Bonnetts Saddleworld Class THE BONNETTS SADDLEWORLD Pony Hack, novice, over 12 hands (1219 mm) and not exceeding 12.2 hands (1270 mm). First : Voucher ($150); Second : Voucher ($90); Third : Voucher ($60) sponsored by Bonnetts Saddleworld Class THE BONNETTS SADDLEWORLD Pony Hack, not exceeding 11 hands (1118 mm). First : Voucher ($150); Second : Voucher ($90); Third : Voucher ($60) sponsored by Bonnetts Saddleworld Class THE IMPERIAL PIPPA Pony Hack, over 11 hands (1118 mm) and not exceeding 11.2 hands (1169 mm) First : $100 and Rug sponsored by The Fricker and Gale Families Class Pony Hack, over 11.2 hands (1169 mm) and not exceeding 12 hands (1219 mm). Class Pony Hack, over 12 hands (1219 mm) and not exceeding 12.2 hands (1270 mm). Class Pony Hack, mare, not exceeding 12.2 hands (1270 mm). Class Pony Hack, gelding, not exceeding 12.2 hands (1270 mm) THE SHOW HORSE COUNCIL SA TROPHY CHAMPION PONY HACK, not exceeding 12.2 hands (1270 mm). To be selected from winners in classes 123 to 128. $25, Garland and Rug sponsored by Show Horse Council SA Inc. RESERVE CHAMPION PONY HACK, not exceeding 12.2 hands (1270 mm)

34 32 HORSES IN ACTION Class THE BONNETTS SADDLEWORLD Pony Hack, novice, over 12.2 hands (1270 mm) and not exceeding 13 hands (1321 mm). First : Voucher ($150); Second : Voucher ($90); Third : Voucher ($60) sponsored by Bonnetts Saddleworld Class Pony Hack, novice, over 13 hands (1321 mm) and not exceeding 13.2 hands (1372 mm). Class THE BONNETTS SADDLEWORLD Pony Hack, novice, over 13.2 hands (1372 mm) and not exceeding 14 hands (1422 mm). First : Voucher ($150); Second : Voucher ($90); Third : Voucher ($60) sponsored by Bonnetts Saddleworld THE MAITLAND FAMILY & PANGKARRA FOODS BEST NOVICE PONY HACK To be selected from winners in classes 121 and 122 and 129 to 131. Trophy and Garland sponsored by Margot Maitland Class Pony Hack, over 12.2 hands (1270 mm) and not exceeding 13 hands (1321 mm). Class Pony Hack, over 13 hands (1321 mm) and not exceeding 13.2 hands (1372 mm). Class Pony Hack, over 13.2 hands (1372 mm) and not exceeding 14 hands (1422 mm). Class Pony Hack, mare, over 12.2 hands (1270 mm) and not exceeding 14 hands (1422 mm) Class Pony Hack, gelding, over 12.2 hands (1270 mm) and not exceeding 14 hands (1422 mm). THE JOAN BEAUCHAMP MEMORIAL CHAMPION PONY HACK, over 12.2 hands (1270 mm) and not exceeding 14 hands (1422 mm) To be selected from winners in classes 132 to 136. $500 sponsored by Pip Darby RESERVE CHAMPION PONY HACK, over 12.2 hands (1270 mm) and not exceeding 14 hands (1422 mm) Class Child's Pony Hack, not exceeding 12.2 hands (1270 mm). To be ridden by a boy or girl under 14 years. Class THE BONNETTS SADDLEWORLD Child's Pony Hack, over 12.2 hands (1270 mm) and not exceeding 13 hands (1321 mm). To be ridden by a boy or girl under 18 years. First : Voucher ($150); Second : Voucher ($90); Third : Voucher ($60) sponsored by Bonnetts Saddleworld Class THE BONNETTS SADDLEWORLD Child's Pony Hack, over 13 hands (1321 mm) and not exceeding 14 hands (1422 mm). To be ridden by a boy or girl under 18 years. First : Voucher ($150); Second : Voucher ($90); Third : Voucher ($60) sponsored by Bonnetts Saddleworld THE WYNARA STUD CHAMPION CHILD'S PONY HACK To be selected from winners in classes 137 to 139. $100 and Garland sponsored by Wynara Stud RESERVE CHAMPION CHILD'S PONY HACK Class Pair of Pony Hacks or Show Hunters, not exceeding 14 hands (1422 mm). Exhibitors will be permitted to pair with other entries received in this class. If a pair separately owned gains a prize, the prize will be divided.

35 HORSES IN ACTION 33 SHOW HUNTER CLASSES Qualified Show Hunter exhibits may also enter in the following classes: Smartest On Parade Exhibitors are advised that novice classes are open to exhibits which have not won a first prize as a hunter competing singly at any Australian Capital City Royal Show (including State and Territory Capital City Royal Shows but excluding the Melbourne Summer Royal and Royal Adelaide Autumn Horse Show at time of judging. S First, $40 and ribbon; second, $30 and ribbon; third, $20 and ribbon; fourth, $10 and ribbon; fifth and sixth, ribbon (unless otherwise specified) SHOW HUNTER HORSE Class THE HORSEZONE.COM.AU Show Hunter, novice, over 15 hands (1524 mm) and not exceeding 15.2 hands (1575 mm) First : Product ($50) sponsored by Horsezone Class Show Hunter, novice, over 15.2 hands (1575 mm) and not exceeding 16 hands (1625 mm) Class Show Hunter, novice, over 16 hands (1625 mm) and not exceeding 16.2 hands (1675 mm) Class Show Hunter, novice, over 16.2 hands (1675 mm) THE KYROS FAMILY BEST NOVICE SHOW HUNTER HORSE To be selected from winners in classes 141 to 144. $500 sponsored by D W & H E Kyros Class THE RICHARD HAYNES Lady's Show Hunter, over 15 hands (1524 mm) To be ridden by a lady rider, 18 years and over. Horses entered in this class are not permitted to compete in class 146. First : $50; Second : $30; Third : $20 sponsored by Richard Haynes Class Gentleman's Show Hunter, over 15 hands (1524 mm). To be ridden by a gentleman rider, 18 years and over. Horses entered in this class are not permitted to compete in class 145. Class THE HORSEZONE.COM.AU Show Hunter, over 15 hands (1524 mm) and not exceeding 15.2 hands (1575 mm) First : Product ($50) sponsored by Horsezone Class Show Hunter, over 15.2 hands (1575 mm) and not exceeding 16 hands (1625 mm) Class THE NASH Show Hunter, over 16 hands (1625 mm) and not exceeding 16.2 hands (1675 mm) First : $50; Second : $30; Third: $20 sponsored by In appreciation of the contribution made to the Royal Adelaide Show horse competition by commentators Rory & Michele Nash. Class Show Hunter, over 16.2 hands (1675 mm) Class Lightweight Show Hunter Horse Horses entered in this class are not eligible to compete in class 152. Class Heavyweight Show Hunter Horse Horses entered in this class are not eligible to compete in class 151. THE SHOW HORSE COUNCIL SA CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER HORSE To be selected from winners in classes 145 to 152. Garland and Rug sponsored by Show Horse Council SA Inc. THE KYROS FAMILY RESERVE CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER HORSE $250 sponsored by D W & H E Kyros

36 34 HORSES IN ACTION Class THE MILLIONAIRE MEMORIAL Show Hunter Premier Award For horses showing outstanding Thoroughbred qualities. Three judges will select their finalist who will then be judged under saddle and in hand. A handler may be required. First : $100, Garland and Rug; Second : $80; Third : $60; Fourth : $40;: Fifth $30; Sixth $20 sponsored by Sally Lawrie Class THE EQUISSAGE SA Child's Show Hunter, over 15 hands (1524 mm) For riders under 18 years. First : Voucher ($100) and Product ($50) sponsored by Equissage SA SHOW HUNTER GALLOWAY See Class 115 Pair of Galloway Hacks or Show Hunters Class THE HORSEZONE.COM.AU Show Hunter Galloway, novice, over 14 hands (1422 mm) and not exceeding 14.2 hands (1473 mm) First : Product ($50) sponsored by Horsezone Class THE KOONOWLA WINES Show Hunter Galloway, novice, over 14.2 hands (1473 mm) and not exceeding 15 hands (1524 mm) First : $40; Second : $30; Third : $20; Fourth : $10 sponsored by Koonowla Wines Pty Ltd THE RICHARD HAYNES BEST NOVICE SHOW HUNTER GALLOWAY To be selected from winners in classes 155 and 156. $100 sponsored by Richard Haynes Class Lady's Show Hunter Galloway, over 14 hands (1422 mm) and not exceeding 15 hands (1524 mm). To be ridden by a lady rider, 18 years and over. Horses entered in this class are not permitted to compete in class 158. Class THE HORSEZONE.COM.AU Gentleman's Show Hunter Galloway, over 14 hands (1422 mm) and not exceeding 15 hands (1524 mm). To be ridden by a gentleman rider, 18 years and over. Horses entered in this class are not permitted to compete in class 157. First : Product ($50) sponsored by Horsezone Class THE HORSEZONE.COM.AU Show Hunter Galloway, over 14 hands (1422 mm) and not exceeding 14.2 hands (1473 mm) First : Product ($50) sponsored by Horsezone Class THE EQUISSAGE SA Show Hunter Galloway, over 14.2 hands (1473 mm) and not exceeding 15 hands (1524mm). First : Voucher ($100) and Product ($50) sponsored by Equissage SA Class Lightweight Show Hunter Galloway Horses entered in this class are not eligible to compete in class 162. Class Heavyweight Show Hunter Galloway Horses entered in this class are not eligible to compete in class 161. THE ALAN DARBY MEMORIAL CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER GALLOWAY To be selected from winners in classes 157 to 162. $500 sponsored by Pip Darby THE KYROS FAMILY RESERVE CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER GALLOWAY $250 sponsored by D W & H E Kyros Class THE BONNETTS SADDLEWORLD Child's Show Hunter Galloway, over 14 hands (1422 mm) and not exceeding 15 hands (1524 mm). For riders under 18 years. First : Voucher ($150); Second : Voucher ($90); Third : Voucher ($60) sponsored by Bonnetts Saddleworld

37 HORSES IN ACTION 35 SHOW HUNTER PONY All exhibits in ridden Pony Hunter classes not exceeding 12.2 hands (1270 mm) must be ridden by a rider less than 17 years (unless otherwise stated). All exhibits in ridden Pony Hunter classes over 12.2 hands (1270 mm) and not exceeding 14.0 hands (1422 mm) may be ridden by an adult or child (unless otherwise stated). Class Leading Rein - Show Hunter Pony Ponies entered in this class must also be entered and accepted in other general pony hunter classes. One rider per horse only to be nominated. Guidelines: Pony to be not exceeding 12 hands (1219 mm), rider to be 5 years to under 8 years of age on the first day of the Show. The leading rein is to be attached to noseband only and rein is to be held in the left hand of the person leading the pony. No spurs or whips permitted - the leader may carry a cane only. String or false aids which assist the pony's head position are not permitted. The judge is to give a short work-out each child at the walk and trot only. The child should be capable of rising to the trot. Exhibitors to advise the Arena Supervisor of the name and date of birth of the rider 24 hours prior to the scheduled start time of the class. Class Led Show Hunter Pony, not exceeding 12.2 hands To be ridden by a boy or girl rider 5 years and under 8 years old, on the lead. Riders competing in this class are not permitted to ride independently off the lead as a combination in any other class/es. Class THE BONNETTS SADDLEWORLD Show Hunter Pony, novice, not exceeding 12 hands (1219 mm). First : Voucher ($150); Second : Voucher ($90); Third : Voucher ($60) sponsored by Bonnetts Saddleworld Class THE TOBY AND OSCAR WEYGOOD Show Hunter Pony, novice, over 12 hands (1219 mm) and not exceeding 12.2 hands (1270 mm) First : $40; Second : $30; Third : $20; Fourth : $10 sponsored by Toby & Oscar Weygood Class Show Hunter Pony, not exceeding 11 hands (1118 mm) Class Show Hunter Pony, over 11 hands (1118 mm) and not exceeding 11.2 hands (1169 mm). Class Show Hunter Pony, over 11.2 hands (1169 mm) and not exceeding 12 hands (1219 mm). Class Show Hunter Pony, over 12 hands (1219 mm) and not exceeding 12.2 hands (1270 mm). Class Lightweight Show Hunter Pony, not exceeding 12.2 hands Horses entered in this class are not eligible to compete in class 173. Class Heavyweight Show Hunter Pony, not exceeding 12.2 hands Horses entered in this class are not eligible to compete in class 172. Class Show Hunter Pony, mare, not exceeding 12.2 hands (1270 mm). Class Show Hunter Pony, gelding, not exceeding 12.2 hands (1270 mm). THE RIVERINA WOOL CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER PONY, not exceeding 12.2 hands (12790 mm) To be selected from winners in classes 168 to 175. $500 sponsored by Peter Elkin THE KYROS FAMILY RESERVE CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER PONY, not exceeding 12.2 hands (12790 mm) $250 sponsored by D W & H E Kyros

38 36 HORSES IN ACTION Class Show Hunter Pony, novice, over 12.2 hands (1270 mm) and not exceeding 13 hands (1321 mm) Class Show Hunter Pony, novice, over 13 hands (1321 mm) and not exceeding 13.2 hands (1372 mm) Class Show Hunter Pony, novice, over 13.2 hands (1372 mm) and not exceeding 14 hands (1422 mm) THE KYROS FAMILY BEST NOVICE SHOW HUNTER PONY To be selected from winners in classes 166 and 167 and 176 to 178. $500 sponsored by D W & H E Kyros Class Show Hunter Pony, over 12.2 hands (1270 mm) and not exceeding 13 hands (1321 mm). Class Show Hunter Pony, over 13 hands (1321 mm) and not exceeding 13.2 hands (1372 mm). Class Show Hunter Pony, over 13.2 hands (1372 mm) and not exceeding 14 hands (1422 mm). Class Lightweight Show Hunter Pony, over 12.2 hands (1270 mm) and not exceeding 14 hands (1422 mm) Horses entered in this class are not eligible to compete in class 183. Class Heavyweight Show Hunter Pony, over 12.2 hands (1270 mm) and not exceeding 14 hands (1422 mm) Horses entered in this class are not eligible to compete in class 182. Class Show Hunter Pony, gelding, over 12.2 hands (1270 mm) and not exceeding 14 hands (1422 mm) Class Show Hunter Pony, mare, over 12.2 hands (1270 mm) and not exceeding 14 hands (1422 mm). THE MORPHETTVILLE EQUINE CLINIC CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER PONY, over 12.2 hands (1270 mm) and not exceeding 14 hands (1422 mm) To be selected from winners in classes 179 to 185. $100 sponsored by Morphettville Equine Clinic THE KYROS FAMILY RESERVE CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER PONY, over 12.2 hands (1270 mm) and not exceeding 14 hands (1422 mm) $250 sponsored by D W & H E Kyros Class THE HORSEZONE.COM.AU Child's Show Hunter Pony, not exceeding 12.2 hands (1270 mm) To be ridden by a boy or girl under 14 years. First : Product ($50) sponsored by Horsezone Class THE WELLINGTON LODGE Child's Show Hunter Pony, over 12.2 hands (1270 mm) and not exceeding 13 hands (1321 mm). To be ridden by a boy or girl under 18 years. First : $70; Second : $45; Third : $25; Fourth : $10 sponsored by Wellington Lodge Pty Ltd Class Child's Show Hunter Pony, over 13 hands (1321 mm) and not exceeding 14 hands (1422 mm). To be ridden by a boy or girl under 18 years. CHAMPION CHILD'S SHOW HUNTER PONY To be selected from winners in classes 186 to 188. RESERVE CHAMPION CHILD'S SHOW HUNTER PONY

39 HORSES IN ACTION 37 WORKING SHOW HUNTER ELIGIBILITY These classes are open to horses or ponies accepted and competing in general Hunter Classes at the 2016 Royal Adelaide Show. The Committee reserves the right to merge classes if deemed appropriate. 2.5 Working Hunter Definition A Working Hunter should possess more substance than the modern ridden Show Horse but it must be emphasised they should be quality animals. A quality Working Hunter must create the impression that it is capable of hunting over a variety of terrain this militates against any weakness in conmation which would prevent this, and the horse or pony must do it comtably and safely the rider. The Working Hunter in competition is required to jump Conmation and Movement The Hunter should possess: Correct conmation riding and endurance Substance without coarseness Quality without fineness Straightness and freedom of action at all paces. Boldness and natural balance Colour immaterial Manners The Hunter should possess a steady temperament Presentation and saddlery Saddlery should be clean, neat and well fitting, but may be more 'workmanlike' than a ridden show class. Manes and Tails Coat and Hooves Saddle (including girth and stirrups) and Saddlecloth Bridle (including bits and browbands) Manes should be plaited; tails should be plaited or pulled. False tails are permitted Coat clean, with excess hair removed. Hooves oiled or blacked. Quarter marks and make up are not generally used Saddle should be of good quality and be supple and clean with sound stitching. A straight flapped, all purpose, or jumping saddle may be used A saddle cloth matching the shape of the saddle is acceptable Bridle should be the same colour as the saddle, supple, of good quality. Stitching on noseband and brow band optional A Working Hunter should wear a snaffle bridle with a plain front (browband and noseband). No coloured or fancy browbands Workout Phase 1 - Jumping The course should be ridden at a hunting pace, jumping each fence smoothly, all changes of leg should be flying changes and not done through the trot. The course should be open and flowing and must have a change of direction. There must be eight jumping efts, which can comprise of verticals and spreads and may include a two stride double. Some of the obstacles could be jumped from either side in which case, less actual obstacles are needed. The course should be open and flowing and must have a change of direction. All obstacles are to be clearly numbered. The course should comprise of some natural obstacles such as hay bales, brush, gate, wall, picket fence, log with rail, rustic rails. All jumps must have a top rail in cups; wooden blocks on a wall are acceptable. There should be a steward available to assist with the altering or rebuilding of the course.

40 38 HORSES IN ACTION Phase 2 Work Out The workout should be similar to that of a Show Hunter class and should always include a gallop and a change of lead at the canter. The leniency that can be shown by judges minor transgressions in the show horse should not be shown in the Working Hunter. The order of priorities flat section judging should be conmation followed by action and temperament. No change of saddlery is allowed between phases or during a phase Boots and bandages are permissible the jumping phase only An approved safety helmet must be worn by all competitors In the event of equality of marks, the total mark from Phase One will take precedence, followed by the manners mark and then the conmation mark. If there is still a tie, the Judge will decide the winner and that decision is final Both phases must be ridden in a snaffle bridle Whips to be a maximum length of 75 cms No martingales, bearing reins, side or running reins of any kind are permitted Ponies up to and including 12.2hh to be ridden by rider 14 years or under Ponies over 12.2hh may be ridden by riders of any age. Rules Phases of Working Hunter Phase 1 Jumping Riders are permitted to walk the course dismounted prior to the competition No penalty will be incurred if the lower pole on the same vertical plane is lowered If a horse/pony turns its quarters to a fence or has a complete turnaround a refusal will be given Horses/ponies displaying continued disobedience or ponies leaving the ring, whether the rider is mounted or dismounted will be eliminated Any horse/pony taking the wrong course or jumping another fence after completing the course will be eliminated The fall of horse and/or rider anywhere on the course will result in elimination. The rider may not attempt another fence but must leave the area immediately on foot Any horse/pony eliminated or disqualified in the jumping section will not be required again Phase Two Horses/ponies must not enter the jumping arena prior to the event If a jump is knocked down due to refusal or disobedience, the competitor must wait the steward to rebuild the jump and permission from the judge bee reattempting the obstacle The jumping phase must be conducted in an enclosed arena Practice jumps must be available in a separate area A penciller must be supplied the judge Judges are required to inspect the course prior to the event to ensure that it is suitable and at least 2 fences are at maximum height Maximum Height of obstacles: Small Pony 12.2hh and under (rider 14 years and under) 45cm Large Pony over 12.2hh and not exceeding 14hh 55cm Galloway over 14hh and not exceeding 15hh 65cm Hack over 15hh 75cm Marking System - Phase 1 Marks Jumping (10 per obstacle cleared) Style and manners while jumping Second Refusal 20 Third Refusal Max Total 100 Deductions/Penalties Knock Down First Refusal Elimination Fall of horse or rider in either phase Elimination 80 marks are awarded completing the course without elimination. Any penalties are then deducted, and the mark style and manners is added to arrive at the total score Phase One. Phase 2 Work Out A work out will be prescribed by the judge. The judge may also require the horse to be stripped to conclude an accurate conmation mark

41 HORSES IN ACTION 39 Marking System Phase 2 Competitors to be marked the following: Conmation 20 Freedom of action 20 Manners 10 CONDITIONS OF ENTRY 1. Snaffle Bridles only are allowed both phases 2. Boots are optional the jumping phase only. 3. No change of saddlery is allowed between phases or during a phase except the removal of boots. 4. Whips to be a maximum length of 75cm. 5. Stallions are not eligible. Class THE KOONOWLA WINES Working Hunter, not exceeding 12.2 hands (1270 mm) Maximum height of jumps - 45 cm First : $50 sponsored by Koonowla Wines Pty Ltd Second : $30; Third : $20; Fourth : $10; Fifth : Fifth; Sixth : Sixth Class THE BONNETTS SADDLEWORLD Working Hunter, over 12.2 hands (1270 mm) and not exceeding 14 hands (1422 mm) Maximum height of jumps - 55 cm First : Voucher ($150); Second : Voucher ($90); Third : Voucher ($60) sponsored by Bonnetts Saddleworld Class THE BONNETTS SADDLEWORLD Working Hunter, over 14 hands (1422 mm) and not exceeding 15 hands (1524 mm) Maximum height of jumps - 65 cm First : Voucher ($150); Second : Voucher ($90); Third : Voucher ($60) sponsored by Bonnetts Saddleworld Class THE KOONOWLA WINES Working Hunter, over 15 hands (1524 mm) Maximum height of jumps - 75 cm First : $40; Second : $30; Third : $20; Fourth : $10 sponsored by Koonowla Wines Pty Ltd

42 40 HORSES IN ACTION JUMPING CONTESTS Correct attire riders in jumping events is white or light coloured breeches and according to FEI regulations. The Committee may restrict riders in jumping classes to riding a maximum of three horses, galloways or ponies. First to fifth placegetters receive ribbons (unless otherwise specified). A separate entry m must be used each horse, galloway or pony. Exhibitors must list current season and best permances of horses entered on the entry m. However, the Society at its discretion will determine which entries are to be accepted. Permances will be taken into account. WALKING THE COURSE Riders of horses in the event about to be contested only are permitted to walk the course. No other person will be allowed into the arena. Riders are advised that entering and leaving the jumping arena must be by way of the trotting track and/or as instructed by an official. Failure to comply may result in a $50 fine. GROUPS A, B AND C The course, obstacles, conditions and judging of each class will be such as the committee shall determine. The course, obstacles and conditions will, however, correspond in the main with those recognised by the FEI. The jumping arena will, when possible, be entirely enclosed, but if not, will be clearly marked with flags or some other easily recognised indicator. At all times the trotting track will be taken as outside the jumping arena. It will be the responsibility of all competitors to acquaint themselves with the extent of the arena and its markings bee competing. Points Most Successful Awards will be calculated on the following basis: First, 5 points; second, 4 points; third, 3 points; fourth, 2 points; fifth, 1 point. HEIGHTS Group A - Section 1: Approximately 1.35 m-1.45+m (Most experienced horses) Group A Section 2: Approximately 1.25 m-1.35+m Group A Section 3: Approximately 1.15 m-1.25+m (Least experienced horses) Group B Junior starts at approximately 1.10 m. FEES Showjumping exhibitors are to pay the nomination fee only as stated at the time of entry. The balance of entry fees, membership, stall and locker fees to be paid upon acceptance of the exhibit by both the Society and the exhibitor. SCRATCHINGS Competitors in all jumping classes must advise the Arena Co-ordinator of any scratchings at least one hour prior to the scheduled starting time of the event. Failure to notify of scratchings, may result in a $50 fine and debar competitors from competing in further events. All competitors will be judged under FEI Rules. A separate entry m must be used each exhibit. Exhibitors must state permances of horses entered. However, the Society at its discretion will determine which entries are to be accepted. Permances will be taken into account. Competitors are advised to list current season and best permances on the entry m. Copies of EFA permance cards must also accompany entry m. A Block Nomination/Entry Fee per group to be paid. PLEASE PAY THE NOMINATION FEE ONLY AT THE TIME OF ENTRY. INVOICES WILL BE SENT FOR THE BALANCE OF ENTRY FEES, STABLING AND LOCKER FEES AND MEMBERSHIP UPON ACCEPTANCE.

43 HORSES IN ACTION 41 WORLD CUP JUMPING The Federation Equestre Internationale has approved the staging of a World Cup Qualifier during the 2017 Royal Adelaide Show on Thursday 7 September. The FEI Registration number of horses and riders in the World Cup must be submitted at the time of entry. If riders are competing in the World Cup and World Cup Warm Up classes only, RA&HS membership is not required. Class THE PRINCESS ROYAL STATION World Cup Qualifying Round. RULES- FEI ARTICLE Entry fee of $160 (includes $50 World Cup Horse Travel levy) per horse to be paid bee am on Wednesday 6 September. World Cup horses can be given ridden exercise on the Main Arena between 7.00 am and 7.30 am on the morning of the World Cup competition. First : $2,875; Second : $2,300; Third : $1,725; Fourth : $1,150; Fifth : $805; Sixth : $633; Seventh : $460; Eighth : $345; Ninth : $345; Tenth : $288; Eleventh : $288; Twelfth : $288 $10,000 sponsored by SH Rowe THE BARTON EQUINE BEST PRESENTED FEMALE HANDLER AND HORSE Handler must be the rider or groom First : $250 sponsored by Sherrie Barton THE BARTON EQUINE BEST PRESENTED MALE HANDLER AND HORSE Handler must be the rider or groom $250 sponsored by Sherrie Barton GROUPS A, B AND C SPECIAL AWARDS THE JANE BUSH MOST SUCCESSFUL SHOWJUMPING RIDER In Groups A and C. $200 sponsored by Jane Bush THE TED MADIGAN MEMORIAL TROPHY MOST SUCCESSFUL SHOWJUMPING HORSE In Groups A and C. Embroidered Rug sponsored by Kerry Heysen-Hicks THE JOHN & RAE BRICE TROPHY and THE RYDGES SOUTH PARK ADELAIDE MOST SUCCESSFUL SHOWJUMPING RIDER IN GROUP B $250 sponsored by Rydges South Park Adelaide Trophy and Rug sponsored by Rae Brice MOST SUCCESSFUL SHOWJUMPING HORSE IN GROUP B THE JOHN & RAE BRICE BEST SENIOR SOUTH AUSTRALIAN SHOWJUMPING RIDER $250 sponsored by Rae Brice THE JULIE WILSON PHOTOGRAPHY YOUNG SHOWJUMPER AWARDS BEST PERFORMED YOUNG SHOWJUMPING HORSE For horses foaled after 31 July Voucher one 8 cm x 10 cm photograph ($32) and Inscribed Rug sponsored by Julie Wilson Photography The Society thanks Energreen Nutrition providing a voucher a 20kg bag of Maxisoy low GI super fibre pellets to the: Most Successful Showjumping Horse in Groups A & C Most Successful Showjumping Horse in Group B 12 Prize Place Winners of the World Cup Qualifying Round

44 42 HORSES IN ACTION GROUP A - SECTION 1 NOMINATION FEE - $85 (to be paid at time of entry) ENTRY FEE $95 (to be paid on acceptance) Section 1 horses may start in all three (3) classes from their Section and Group C (must be nominated at time of entry). Horses or galloways in Group A - Section 1 may not compete in Group A - Section 2 or 3 or Group B. S First, $500 and ribbon; second, $380 and ribbon; third, $260 and ribbon; fourth, $140 and ribbon; fifth, $80 (unless otherwise specified) Class Jumping Contest, horses and galloways. RULES: FEI ARTICLE 274 Class Jumping Contest, horses and galloways. RULES: FEI ARTICLE , TABLE A Class Jumping Contest, horses and galloways. RULES: FEI ARTICLE , TABLE A GROUP A - SECTION 2 NOMINATION FEE - $75 (to be paid at time of entry) ENTRY FEE $85 (to be paid on acceptance) Section 2 horses may start in all four (4) classes from their Section and Group C (must be nominated at time of entry). Horses or galloways in Group A - Section 2 may not compete in Group A - Section 1 or 3 or Group B. S First, $380 and ribbon; second, $280 and ribbon; third, $180 and ribbon; fourth, $100 and ribbon; fifth, $60 (unless otherwise specified) Class Jumping Contest, horses and galloways. RULES: FEI ARTICLE 274 Class Jumping Contest, horses and galloways. RULES: FEI ARTICLE , TABLE A Class Jumping Contest, horses and galloways. RULES: FEI ARTICLE , TABLE A. Class Jumping Contest, horses and galloways. RULES: FEI ARTICLE , TABLE A. GROUP A - SECTION 3 NOMINATION FEE - $65 (to be paid at time of entry) BLOCK ENTRY FEE - $75 (to be paid on acceptance) Horses or galloways in Group A - Section 3 may start in all five (5) classes from their section and Group C (must be nominated at time of entry). Horses or galloways in Group A - Section 3 may not compete in Group A - Section 1 or 2 or Group B. S First, $250 and ribbon; second, $175 and ribbon; third, $100 and ribbon; fourth, $60 and ribbon; fifth, $40; sixth, $20 and ribbon (unless otherwise specified) The Society thanks and acknowledges Clive Reed Equestrian providing $50 cash Best Placed Young Rider in classes 201 to 205 Class THE PENNANT PRODUCTS Jumping Contest, horses and galloways. RULES: FEI ARTICLE 274 First : $150 sponsored by Pennant Products Pty Ltd Class THE TUFFROCK Jumping Contest, horses and galloways. RULES: FEI ARTICLE , TABLE A. First : Voucher ($250) sponsored by TuffRock Pty Ltd Class THE TUFFROCK Jumping Contest, horses and galloways. RULES: FEI ARTICLE , TABLE A. First : Voucher ($250) sponsored by TuffRock Pty Ltd Class THE TUFFROCK Jumping Contest, horses and galloways. RULES: FEI ARTICLE , TABLE A. First : Voucher ($250) sponsored by TuffRock Pty Ltd Class THE SAINT LOURDES SADDLES Jumping Contest, horses and galloways. RULES: FEI ARTICLE , TABLE A. First : $200 sponsored by Jeff Evans

45 HORSES IN ACTION 43 GROUP B - JUNIOR NOMINATION FEE - $45 (to be paid at time of entry) BLOCK ENTRY FEE - $55 (to be paid on acceptance) Horses, galloways and ponies in Group B may not compete Group A - Sections 1, 2 and 3. JUNIOR RIDERS PLEASE NOTE 1. Competitors may take part in competitions and Championships juniors from the beginning of the calendar year, in which they reach the age of 12 years, until the end of the calendar year in which they reach the age of 18 years. 2. From the beginning of the calendar year, in which they reach the age of 16 years, competitors may compete in both senior and junior classes, provided that the same horse does not compete in both senior and junior classes. S First, $130 and ribbon; second, $95 and ribbon; third, $65 and ribbon; fourth, $45 and ribbon (unless otherwise specified) fifth, $20 and ribbon will be awarded (provided there are 14 or more starters in the class) Class Junior Jumping Contest, horses, galloways and ponies. RULES: FEI ARTICLE 274 Class Junior Jumping Contest, horses, galloways and ponies. RULES: FEI ARTICLE , TABLE A. Class Junior Jumping Contest, horses, galloways and ponies. RULES: FEI ARTICLE , TABLE A. Class Junior One-Round Jumping Contest, horses, galloways and ponies. RULES: FEI ARTICLE , TABLE A. Class Junior Grand Prix. RULES: FEI ARTICLE , TABLE A. GROUP C Horses and galloways entered in Group C must also have been entered in Group A - Section 1, 2 or 3 or Group B. ENTRY FEES: Grand Prix Jumping Contest - $60 Young Rider Jumping Contest - $20 Article 269 Accumulator - $50 Class THE JOHN & RAE BRICE Grand Prix Jumping Contest, horses and galloways. RULES: ARTICLES First : $500; Second : $400; Third : $300; Fourth : $200; Fifth : $100 sponsored by Rae Brice Class THE TOM ROBERTS MEMORIAL Young Rider Jumping Contest, horses and galloways RULES: FEI ARTICLE , TABLE A. This competition is a round of the National EA Young Rider Series For horses entered in Groups A or B, ridden by a Young Rider as defined in FEI Rules, Annex IX. Article 3 - Definition of a Young Rider. A person may compete as a Young Rider from the beginning of the calendar year in which he or she reaches the age of 16 until the end of the calendar year in which he or she reaches the age of 21. First : $180; Second : $120; Third : $80; Fourth : $50; Fifth : $35 sponsored by Pat Roberts Memorial Trust. Class Article 269 Accumulator RULES: FEI ARTICLE 269 First : $400; Second : $300, $20; Third : $200; Fourth : $100; Fifth : $50 SECTION 4S Teams/individuals need not be members of the Society. Exhibitors are required to book and pay stabling and/or lockers at the time of entry. Horses must be ridden astride. S (INDIVIDUAL CLASSES) First, $40 and ribbon; second, $30 and ribbon; third, $20 and ribbon; fourth, $10 and ribbon; fifth and sixth, ribbon (unless otherwise specified) Class Section 4s Class Individual Gentleman's Hunter Horses to compete over the Section 4's course. Class Individual Lady's Hunter

46 44 HORSES IN ACTION RACEHORSE TO SHOWHORSE PROUDLY SUPPORTED BY THOROUGHBRED RACING SA Classes open to mares and geldings only. Exhibitors need not be members of the Society. S First $40 and ribbon; second $30 and ribbon; third $20 and ribbon; fourth $10 and ribbon; fifth and sixth, ribbon (unless otherwise specified). Class THE THOROUGHBRED RACING SA Fashions Off The Track Exhibitors must be 14 years of age or more on the day of competition. Exhibitors and/or their outfits are not permitted to promote a brand, store or designer. Exhibitors are permitted a strapper/leader. Only the leader on the near side of the horse will be judged. The strapper/leader will be permitted to lead on the off side throughout the competition and also to trot the horse out on the near side when required. Horses entered in these classes must have competed in an official trial or started in a race, locally, nationally or internationally and must be shown under their racing name. Horses need not be entered in general hack or hunter classes to compete in these classes, however those entered in general hack and hunter classes are eligible to compete in these classes. All exhibits entered in this section must be registered in the Australian Stud Book or the Stud Book of a recognised turf authority or the Thoroughbred category of the International Sporthorse Studbook Australia Inc. Animals registered in the mer non- Stud Book, now non-thoroughbred Stud Book are ineligible. Judging criteria: Style, originality and appropriateness of the outfit the Spring Racing Carnival. Attention to detail with accessories. Understanding and interpretation of current fashion trends. Grooming and deportment. Turnout of the horse, conmation, manners and paces. Co-ordination of the leaders outfit with the colour of the horse and the horses accessories. First: $200; Second $30; Third $20; Fourth $10. $200 sponsored by Thoroughbred Racing SA

47 HORSES IN ACTION 45 HACK CLASSES Class THE THOROUGHBRED RACING SA Novice Hack, under 16 hands (1625 mm) First : $120; Second : $90; Third : $60; Fourth : $30 sponsored by Thoroughbred Racing SA Class THE THOROUGHBRED RACING SA Novice Hack, 16 hands (1625 mm) and over First : $120; Second : $90; Third : $60; Fourth : $30 sponsored by Thoroughbred Racing SA Class THE THOROUGHBRED RACING SA Lady's Hack, any height To be ridden by a lady rider, 18 years and over. Horses entered in this class are permitted to compete in class 221. First : $120; Second : $90; Third : $60; Fourth : $30 sponsored by Thoroughbred Racing SA Class THE THOROUGHBRED RACING SA Gentleman's Hack, any height To be ridden by a gentleman rider, 18 years and over. Horses entered in this class are not permitted to compete in class 220. First : $120; Second : $90; Third : $60; Fourth : $30 sponsored by Thoroughbred Racing SA Class THE THOROUGHBRED RACING SA Hack, under 16 hands (1625 mm) First : $120; Second : $90; Third : $60; Fourth : $30 sponsored by Thoroughbred Racing SA Class THE THOROUGHBRED RACING SA Hack, 16 hands (1625 mm) and over. First : $120; Second : $90; Third : $60; Fourth : $30 sponsored by Thoroughbred Racing SA THE THOROUGHBRED RACING SA CHAMPION RIDDEN RACEHORSE TO SHOWHORSE HACK To be selected from winners in classes 220 to 223. $500 sponsored by Thoroughbred Racing SA THE THOROUGHBRED RACING SA RESERVE CHAMPION RACEHORSE TO SHOWHORSE HACK $250 sponsored by Thoroughbred Racing SA

48 46 HORSES IN ACTION SHOW HUNTER CLASSES Horses entered in these classes must have competed in an official trial or started in a race, locally, nationally or internationally and must be shown under their racing name. Horses need not be entered in general hack or hunter classes to compete in these classes, however those entered in general hack and hunter classes are eligible to compete in these classes. All exhibits entered in this section must be registered in the Australian Stud Book or the Stud Book of a recognised turf authority or the Thoroughbred category of the International Sporthorse Studbook Australia Inc. Animals registered in the mer non-stud Book, now non-thoroughbred Stud Book are ineligible. Class 224 THE THOROUGHBRED RACING SA Novice Show Hunter, under 16 hands (1625 mm) First : $120; Second : $90; Third : $60; Fourth : $30 sponsored by Thoroughbred Racing SA Class THE THOROUGHBRED RACING SA Novice Show Hunter, 16 hands (1625 mm) and over. First : $120; Second : $90; Third : $60; Fourth : $30 sponsored by Thoroughbred Racing SA Class THE THOROUGHBRED RACING SA Lady's Show Hunter, any height To be ridden by a lady rider, 18 years and over. Horses entered in this class are not permitted to compete in class 227. First : $120; Second : $90; Third : $60; Fourth : $30 sponsored by Thoroughbred Racing SA Class THE THOROUGHBRED RACING SA Gentleman's Show Hunter, any height To be ridden by a gentleman rider, 18 years and over. Horses entered in this class are permitted to compete in class 226. First : $120; Second : $90; Third : $60; Fourth : $30 sponsored by Thoroughbred Racing SA Class THE THOROUGHBRED RACING SA Show Hunter, under 16 hands (1625 mm) First : $120; Second : $90; Third : $60; Fourth : $30 sponsored by Thoroughbred Racing SA Class THE THOROUGHBRED RACING SA Show Hunter, 16 hands (1625 mm) and over. First : $120; Second : $90; Third : $60; Fourth : $30 sponsored by Thoroughbred Racing SA THE THOROUGHBRED RACING SA CHAMPION RACEHORSE TO SHOW HORSE SHOW HUNTER To be selected from winners in classes 226 to 229. $500 sponsored by Thoroughbred Racing SA THE THOROUGHBRED RACING SA RESERVE CHAMPION RACEHORSE TO SHOW HORSE SHOW HUNTER $250 sponsored by Thoroughbred Racing SA

49 THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS HORSES IN ACTION 47 Alister Walsh Allingtons Outpost Alyson Emery Australian Carriage & Harness Supplies Beverley Bertelsmeier Bonnetts Saddleworld Central Properties Pty Ltd Charles M Downer Clisby Industries Pty Ltd Copping Family DEL-LEE Shetland & Welsh Mountain Stud (R L & D L Ross) Donoghue Family Dunavon Shetland Pony Stud DW & HE Kyros Elizabeth Barbaro Elizabeth Fricker Energreen Nutrition Equestrian SA-Show Horse Equissage SA Feel Great Pty Ltd Fleet Fox Art Collective Giustozzi Family Goodwood Park Hotel Gorst Rural Holtham Family Horses-in-Action Competitors Association Horsezone International Animal Health Products Jane Bush Jeff Evans Julie Wilson Photography Keir Family Kerry Heysen-Hicks Kittle Warmbloods Kondoparinga Homestead Koonowla Wines Pty Ltd Margot Maitland Marie Wohling Michael Scott Morphettville Equine Clinic N P Simpson Oakbank Racing Club Pennant Products Pty Ltd Peter Elkin Peter Mosey Pip Burnett Pip Darby Rae Brice Reed Equestrian Australia Richard Haynes Richard T Walsh AM Robin Park Pony Stud Sally Lawrie Sally Watkins SH Rowe Sherrie Barton Show Horse Council SA Inc. Side Saddle Association South Australian Horse Driving Society Sovereign Equestrian Centre T.A.K and T.M Wendt The Float Centre The HA and GAM Birchmore Estate The Pat Roberts Memorial Trust The R Barr Smith Memorial Trust Fund Thoroughbred Racing SA Toby & Oscar Weygood Vernon Weller Wynara Stud

50 COMPETITIVE EXHIBITOR ROYAL ADELAIDE SHOW Conditions of Entry HAZARD REPORTING Competitors must notify the Area/Pavilion Supervisor or the Venue Management Office immediately of any hazards detected. Hazards are any situation which has the potential to cause: 1. Injury, illness or death to people or animals either immediately or in the future 2. Damage or destruction to property INCIDENT REPORTING Competitors must notify the Area/Pavilion Supervisor or the Venue Management Office immediately an incident occurs which has resulted in: 1. The injury, illness or death of any person or animal 2. The damage, destruction or loss of property 3. A near miss incident that could have resulted in the consequences listed in 1 and 2 WASTE DISPOSAL All waste including liquids must be disposed of responsibly and placed in the appropriate bin or receptacle. Storm drains must not be used the disposal of any waste. HAZARD MINIMISATION All areas must be kept in a clean and tidy order with clearly defined and available access and exit routes at all times. Build-up of combustible waste must be avoided. Care must be taken to minimise trip hazards and obstacles that people may walk into. Avoid laying unprotected cables or pipes on or above paths, walkways or roads. HAZARDOUS MATERIALS The RA&HS are to be advised of all hazardous materials that are brought onto the Showground. Appropriate warning signs and Safety Data Sheets (SDS) will need to be provided bee allowing these materials on site. SDS are to be available onsite and provided immediately upon request by a RA&HS Representative. MEDIA COMMENTS Any public comment on emergencies, incidents or other venue matters should only come from the RA&HS. The key media spokesperson the RA&HS is the Marketing Manager. DUTY OF CARE It is important to ensure your own safety and that of all other site personnel, visitors and general public at the Adelaide Showground. All competitors have a Duty of Care to avoid exposing themselves or other people to situations which could lead to injury. This Duty of Care extends to the prevention of damage to property. LIABILITY AND INDEMNITY 1. Release Entry to and remaining on the Showground is entirely at the risk of the Exhibitor and to the maximum extent permitted by law, the Exhibitor releases the Society (which term includes in this clause the Society s officers, employees, members and agents), from all claims and demands of every kind resulting from any accident, damage or injury occurring at the Showground, and without limitation, the Exhibitor acknowledges: a) the Society has no responsibility or liability any loss, damage or injury to or caused by any Exhibit; b) the Society has no responsibility or liability any loss, damage or injury to or caused by any Exhibitor, his or her family, invitees and Agents; c) the Society has no responsibility or liability any loss, damage or injury to a Motor Vehicle or any of its contents whilst it is located on the Showground; and d) without limiting Regulations 1 (a) and 1 (b) above, the Society has no responsibility or liability any loss, damage or injury resulting from the sale, treatment, failure to treat, destruction, disposal or other dealing with any Exhibit, or loss, damage or injury to any personal belongings, equipment or property brought onto the Showground. 2. Indemnity To the maximum extent permitted by law, the Exhibitor must indemnify and keep indemnified the Society and its officers, employees, members and agents from and against all actions, claims, demands, losses, damages, costs, expenses and liabilities including without limitation, consequential loss and loss of profits which the Society is or may be or become liable in respect of or arising from:

51 COMPETITIVE EXHIBITOR ROYAL ADELAIDE SHOW Conditions of Entry a) loss, damage or injury to any person in connection with the Exhibit or the relevant Event; b) without limiting Regulation 2(a), loss, damage or injury to any other Exhibit or Exhibitor, his or her family, invitees, Agents, or to the property of the Society, or its members, or to the general public, caused or contributed to or by any act or omission of an Exhibit of the Exhibitor or by the Exhibitor, his or her family, invitees or Agents; and c) without limiting Regulation 2(a), loss, damage or injury to the Exhibit, or the Exhibitor, his or her family, invitees, or Agents caused or contributed by an act or omission of an Exhibit of the Exhibitor or by the transportation, feeding or housing of an Exhibit of the Exhibitor. 3. Removal from Showground Without prejudice to any other provision in these Regulations, where the Society, its officers, employees, members or agents removes an Exhibit, or causes an Exhibit to be removed from the Showground, the Exhibit is removed or caused to be removed entirely at the risk of the Exhibitor. The person or persons removing the Exhibit will be deemed to be the agent of the Exhibitor, and his or her acts and omissions will be deemed to be the acts and omissions of the Exhibitor. 4. Insurance The Society will arrange Animal Exhibitors Public Liability insurance cover all Exhibitors of Exhibits being animals. The Exhibitor is bound by the terms and conditions of this insurance and by Statutory Duties as defined under the Insurance Contracts Act (1984). Details of the Animal Exhibitors Public Liability insurance are set out in the Relevant Schedule. The Society does not insure first party loss, damage or injury to Exhibits, and Exhibitors should consider purchasing insurance if required. 5. Personal effects The Society has no responsibility or liability any loss or damage caused to personal belongings, equipment or property which is brought onto the Showground by an Exhibitor, his or her family, invitees or Agents. EMERGENCY INFORMATION Emergency inmation and Emergency Assembly Points the various animal pavilions and stables will be included with Exhibitor Entry Detail Returns and Notice to Exhibitor mail outs. Competitors should be familiar with these plans. FIRST AID During the Royal Adelaide Show, St John provides First Aid Services but it is suggested that competitors have a basic First Aid kit minor injuries. St John is not in attendance after public hours. For emergency contact details, check Notice Boards, theshow.com. au website or dial 000. RA&HS EMERGENCY FACILITIES Firefighting and other emergency equipment must not be removed or used any other purpose. Missing or unserviceable equipment should be reported to the Venue Management Office immediately. SMOKING Smoking is only permitted in designated locations. The Royal Adelaide Show is a smoke free event. TRAFFIC CONTROL The RA&HS Traffic Control Policy imposes speed restrictions within the Showground. For the duration of the Royal Adelaide Show the speed limit is 10 kph on the grounds and 8 kph inside buildings The use of vehicles inside the Showground is closely managed during the Royal Adelaide Show. Conditions of entry will be provided with the issue of Vehicle Entry Permits. ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT 1. All extension cords and electrical appliances must be tested and tagged in accordance with current legislation as per Australian Standards Power boards with overload protection can only be used at the discretion of the Venue Manager. 3. The use of double adaptors is strictly prohibited. 4. Appliances and power cables must not be used or laid through any area that may become wet. 5. Power cables must not be laid across walkways, paths, roads or any area where damage could occur to the cable. 6. Bar (resistance) heaters are strictly prohibited. 7. Light sockets must not be used any other purpose 8. In external areas only extension leads that are Heavy Duty Rated must be used.