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14 July 2018 ENTRIES CLOSE: MONDAY 25 June 2018 (ENTRY FORM BACK PAGE) Lisa Ritchie 1 Lawfield Cottages By

1 Dalkeith Agricultural Society HORSE SCHEDULE Sponsored by Harbro of the Society s 2018 SHOW to be held within DALKEITH COUNTRY PARK, DALKEITH, EH22 2NA By kind permission from The Duke of Buccleuch KT SATURDAY, 14 July 2018 ENTRIES CLOSE: MONDAY 25 June 2018 (ENTRY FORM BACK PAGE) Lisa Ritchie 1 Lawfield Cottages By Whitehill Near Dalkeith Midlothian EH22 5TG Tel: dalkeithshow@gmail.com

2 NOTICE All stock placed for competition must be the property of the Exhibitor one month previous to the Show. This rule does not apply to classes marked Open. All stock must be in the Showground no later than 9.00am. All stock entered for the Show must stand at their respective posts after judging, and, if not, they will be disqualified. The Society will not be responsible if they miss their class when judging is in progress. No substitute of animals in the Hunter and Pony Classes will be permitted unless the Secretary receives written notification of such substitution prior to the day of the Show. Exhibitors who possess Height Measurement Certificates in respect of their entries are requested to display them to Stewards or Attending members before entering the judging ring. Occasionally classes may coincide. It is up to the competitor to decide which class they will go forward to. All Entries in classes governed by Teeth Qualifications to have their Mouths examined before being allowed into the judging ring. No stock to be loaded for removal until after the Champion of Champions is over, unless by special permission. Any Animal in the Schedule/Catalogue failing to turn out for the Champion of Champions will forfeit the Prize Money. All Prize Money must be collected on the day, with the exception of champions/ reserves which will be posted after the show. The Committee shall have power on their own initiative to deal with all questions as to the infringement or interpretation of the Rules or Regulations of the Society and their decision shall be final. In the event of the Show being cancelled refunds will only be given if request is accompanied by a Stamped Self Addressed envelope and must be received within 14 days of date of show. An administration fee may be deducted. Protests: Protest must be lodged, in writing, with the Secretary on day of the Show, along with a deposit of 20, which will be forfeited if the objection is overruled, and the decision of the Committee in all cases of dispute to be final. The Society will not be held responsible for any loss or damage sustained in the Showground. We would be obliged if members who have not yet paid their Annual Subscription of l5 would do so prior to the Show. No exit for cars or floats between 8.30am l0.00am unless by special permission. Photographs may be taken in the Showground for promotional use e.g. on website, Facebook etc. ENTRY MONEY AS INDICATED Non-members 8 Members 6 (Horse Fancy Dress 1) Prize Money 1 st 10 2 nd 5 3 rd 2 MEMBERS ON PRESENTATION OF MEMBERSHIP BADGE WILL NOT BE CHARGED. Admission to Showground Adult 10.00; Concessions 5.00; Family (2 Adults + up to 2 children) Children under 5 years of age free. All vehicles entering the Showground must stand at the place allotted to them by the Stewards.

3 JUDGES Champion of Champions Light Horse Champion Hunters Riding Horse Ponies (Ridden) Ponies (Working Hunter) Course Builder Working Hunter Novice Coloured & Veteran Riding Club Ponies In Hand Ponies (Reg. Mountain & Moorland) Clydesdale Ridden Clydesdale Fancy Dress Mr J Dykes, West Linton Mrs J Coltart, Kilmarnock Mrs A Hogarth, Galashiels Mrs A Hogarth, Galashiels Mrs M Smith, Kilwinning Mrs M Smith, Kilwinning Mrs M Smith, Kilwinning Mrs B Darling, Humbie Miss A Johnston, Falkirk

4 CUPS & TROPHIES Winner to retain possession of cup or trophy until one month prior to next Show THE CRICHTON MAINS Presented by the late R Watherston, Crichton Mains, to the Champion CUP Hunter PEWTER GLEN QUAICH Presented by P G R Mirtle, Obelisk Cottage, Hopetoun Estate, South Queensferry, to the Champion Riding Horse THE KLASS CUP Presented by Klass Hairdressers, Dalkeith, for the Best Exhibit ridden by a person under 14 in class 4. THE CAVALIER TROPHY Presented by Mrs A Lorrain-Smith, for the Best Exhibit from the Dalkeith Pony Club in class 4. LEAD REIN TROPHY Presented by R P Slight & Sons Ltd, Wallyford, for the Winner of class 5. THE AIRHOUSE CUP Presented by Mr R D Slight, for the Winner of class 6. THE MILDMAY STUD Presented by the Lawrie Family for the Best Ridden Pony. TROPHY D M WEBSTER TROPHY Presented by the late D M Webster, for the best Rider in the Ridden Pony Section. EQVALAN TROPHY Presented by MSD Agvet Ltd for the Champion Working Hunter Pony. WAUGH BROWN CUP Represented by Society for Champion Novice Working Hunter Pony/Horse. EDINBURGH EVENING Presented by the Edinburgh Evening News to the Overall Champion in NEWS TROPHY sections by rotation: 2018 Working Hunter Pony WILSON CUP Presented by the late J L Wilson, 117 High Street, Dalkeith, for the Best Mountain & Moorland Stallion in class 24. SCOTT TROPHY A Presented by Mr & Mrs A J Scott, for Best Exhibit in the Welsh Section A in class 26. SCOTT TROPHY B Presented by Mr & Mrs A J Scott, for Best Exhibit in the Welsh Section B in class 26. BROWNIE CUP Presented by Miss P F Furness, Netherbyres, Berwickshire, for the Best Small Mountain & Moorland In-hand exhibit. MISS MUFFET CUP Presented by Miss P F Furness, Netherbyres, Berwickshire, for the Best Large Mountain & Moorland In-Hand exhibit. DAILY MAIL TROPHY Presented by the Daily Mail for the Champion In-Hand Champion Pony. CLYDESDALE TROPHY Presented by the Clydesdale Bank PLC for the Champion Clydesdale. THE REV S S WALKER Presented to the Best Dressed Harness. THE JAMES WALKER Presented to the best overall in the Fancy Dress Section. JEWELLERS QUAICH

5 HUNTER SECTION Judging commences 8.45am Class 1 Yearling, 2 + 3yr old likely to make a Hunter/Performance Horse to exceed 153cms/15hh at maturity. Class 2 Ridden Hunter/Performance Horse, 4 yrs and over. Championship for Crichton Mains Cup. First and Second Prize Winners from Classes 1 and 2 will be eligible. Special Rosette for Best Yearling. RIDING HORSE SECTION (Entries in Hunter Section NOT eligible.) Judging commences immediately after Hunter Championship. Class 3 Riding Horse 4 yrs and over. Rosettes for best small not exceeding 158cms/15.2hh and large exceeding 158cms/15.2hh. Winner to receive the Pewter Glen Quaich. PONIES SECTION RIDDEN PONIES Judging commences at 8.45am Class 4 Utility Pony not to exceed 148cms/14.2hh, to be ridden by a child not to have attained their 16 th birthday. To be judged on turnout and manners. Dalkeith and District Pony Club members please wear red armbands. Highest placed Rider under 14 to will receive the Klass Cup. Highest placed Dalkeith and District Pony Club member will receive the Cavalier Trophy. Class 5 Lead Rein Pony, 4 years and over, not exceeding 122cms/12hh. Riders not to have attained their 9 th birthday (to be shown in a snaffle bridle, lead rein to be attached to the noseband). Winner will receive the Lead Rein Trophy. Class 6 First Ridden Pony. Not exceeding 122cms/12hh Riders not to have attained their 10 th birthday (to be shown in a snaffle bridle only). No cantering allowed except for individual performance. Winner will receive the Airhouse Cup. Mini Championship. First and Second Prize Winners from Classes 5 and 6 will be eligible. Champion 25 Reserve Champion 10. Class 7 Ridden Pony, not exceeding 148cms/14.2hh to be ridden by a child not to have attained their 16th birthday. Class 8 Ridden Pony, not exceeding 138cms/13.2hh to be ridden by a child not to have attained their 14 th birthday.

6 Class 9 Ridden Pony, not exceeding 128cms/12.2hh to be ridden by a child not to have attained their 12 th birthday. Ridden Pony Championship for the Mildmay Stud Trophy. First and Second Prize Winners from classes 7-9 will be eligible. D M Webster Trophy to be presented to the Best Rider. WORKING HUNTER PONY SECTION Judging commences at 8.30am Blair Castle Working Hunter Pony Series: Ponies placed 1 st to 4 th in the qualifying classes will qualify for the Championships held at the Blair Castle International Horse Trials & Country Fair on Thursday 23 August Qualification may go down to 6 th place if higher placed ponies have previously qualified. Classes 10 to 12 will be run under BSPS rules, to include height and spread of jumps in each section. Class 10 Blair Castle Working Hunter Pony Championship. Open WHP not exceeding 133cms/13hh. Class 11 Blair Castle Open Working Pony Championship. Open WHP over 133cms/13hh) to 143cms/14hh. Class 12 Blair Castle Open Working Pony Championship. Open WHP over 143cms/14hh to 153cms/15hh. Working Hunter Pony Championship for the Eqvalan Trophy. First and Second Prize Winners from Classes will be eligible. Class 13 Nursery Stakes, not exceeding 133cms (13.0hh). Riders not to have attained their 12th birthday. WORKING HUNTER SECTION Judging commences as soon as possible after Class 13 Class 14 Open Working Hunter for horses 4 years old or over, exceeding 153cms (15hh) Maximum height of jumps 3 feet 6 inches. To be judged 60% for jumping, 40% for performance. NOVICE SECTION Judging commences as soon as possible after Class 14 1) Horse and Ponies WILL NOT be Ridden by the Judge. Class 15 Mixed Height Novice Working Pony/Horse 4 years and over. Height of animal must be stated on the entry form as riders will jump in height order. Riders must be the correct age for the animal they ride. (Jumps - large height to small height. (Running order to be listed on a board outside the ring). Exceeding 153cms/15hh maximum height of jumps 2 9. Exceeding 143cms/14hh not exceeding 153cms/15hh maximum height of jumps 2 6.

7 Exceeding 133cms/13hh not exceeding 143cms/14hh maximum height of jumps 2 3. Not exceeding 133cms/13hh maximum height of jumps 2. Special rosettes will be awarded to the best combination in each height section. Novice Working Hunter Pony/Horse winner will receive the Waugh Brown Cup COLOURED SECTION Judging commences at 8.45am Class 16 Coloured Horse or Pony In Hand, any age. (Class will be Split between Non-Native and Native/Cob/Traditional Type if entries forward are sufficient.) Special rosette will be awarded to the best 3yr and under. Class 17 Coloured Horse or pony ridden, 4 yrs old and over. (Class will be split between Non-Native and Native/Cob/Traditional Type if entries forward are sufficient.) Coloured Horse or Pony Championship. First and Second Prize Winners from Classes 16 and 17 will be eligible. VETERAN SECTION DRUM FEEDS ARE KINDLY SPONSORING THIS SECTION Judging commences as soon as possible after Coloured Horse/Pony Championship Veteran Horse Society QUALIFIER This is a qualifier for the Veteran Horse Society Supreme Final: SCOTTISH VETERAN HORSE OF THE YEAR 2018 Kindly Sponsored by Allen & Page. Each VHS affiliation in Scotland now holds a PRE-QUAL Supreme Final qualification Open to members and non-members. However, only Members may go forward to the Championship of the day. VHS Membership to be applied for no later than 1 week prior to this show, to avoid disappointment. VHS Scottish Supreme (Pre-Judging) Final qualification. ONLY MEMBERS placed 1 st to 2nd in each age category will go to the Veteran Championship of the Day. In all classes - if competitors placed 1st or 2nd are not Members qualification will be given to 3rd & 4th providing they are Members. Qualification will not go lower than 4th place. If the Champion or Reserve has qualified then 2nd or 3rd reserve may take qualification. All competitors and grooms must adhere to VHS 2018 Rule Book in all circumstances. Failure to do so may result in immediate disqualification. Champions and Reserve Both In-hand and Ridden must have their showing card signed by the judge in the ring as proof of qualification. This will qualify through the pre-judging of the Supreme. Competitors to present their Show Card to the judge for qualification. Should the Championship be combined the top 2 ridden and top 2 in-hand go forward. Mountain & Moorland. The highest placed Mountain and Moorland in each class will receive entry to the pre-judging of the Mountain & Moorland Supreme Final, providing they are Members. This may be carried down to 4th place. To be registered with a Breed Society and hold a current Breed Society passport. Young Rider Championship qualification. A Young Rider qualification will be awarded to the young rider of the Judge s choice, entitling them to enter the Young Rider Championship Prior to the Supreme Final This award is given at the Judge s discretion. Non Members to receive an orange card.

8 Class 18 Diamond Veteran In-Hand (25 years and over). Open to horses and ponies of any breed and height, incorporating M&M qualification Class 19 Veteran In-Hand (20 24 years). Open to horses and ponies of any breed and height, incorporating M&M qualification. Class 20 Pre-Veteran In-Hand (15 19 years). Open to horses and ponies of any breed and height, incorporating M&M qualification. Champion & Reserve to qualify Class 21 Diamond Veteran Ridden (25 years and over). Open to horses and ponies of any breed and height, incorporating M&M and Junior qualification. Class 22 Veteran Ridden (20 24 years). Open to horses and ponies of any breed and height, incorporating M&M and Junior qualification. Class 23 Pre-Veteran Ridden (15 19 years). Open to horses and ponies of any breed and height, incorporating M&M and Junior qualification.. Champion and Reserve to qualify Full details of the Scottish Supreme Final can be found on the Society Website Veteran Championship. In-Hand and Ridden Champions and Reserves will be eligible. RIDING CLUB/PONY CLUB SECTION Judging commences as soon as possible after Veteran Horse Championship Snaffle Bridles only and NO Spurs or Martingales. Class 24 Riding Club Horse/Cob 4 yrs old exceeding 148cms/14.2hh and over, under saddle. To be judged on turnout and manners, to include a small jump. Special rosettes for best Small 158cms/15.2hh and under, large over 158cms/15.2hh and cob. Class 25 Pony Club Pony (no lead reins), not exceeding 148cms/14.2hh, under saddle. To be judged on turnout and manners, to include a small jump. Special Rosettes for best 128cms/12.2hh, 138cms/13.2hh and 148cms/14.2hh. Riding Club/Pony Club Championship. First and Second Prize Winners from Classes 24 and 25 will be eligible. REGISTERED MOUNTAIN AND MOORLAND PONIES SECTION Judging commences at 8.30am The breed society and registered stud book number must be included at time of entry. Class 26 Registered Mountain and Moorland stallions and colts 2 yrs and over, to be shown in hand. Best Stalion will receive Wilson Cup.

9 Class 27 Registered Mountain and Moorland ponies, small breeds, any age, to be shown in hand, Exmoor, Dartmoor, Shetland. (Stallions excluded). Special Rosette for best of each breed. Class 28 Registered Welsh Section A and B ponies, any age, to be shown in hand. Best Welsh section A will receive the Scott Trophy A. Best Welsh section B will receive the Scott Trophy B. Small Breeds championship for 1 st and 2 nd prize winners (if eligible) from the above classes, nos for the Brownie Cup. Class 29 Registered Mountain and Moorland ponies, large breeds, any age, to be shown in hand, Connemara, Dales, Fell, Highland, New Forest, Welsh Section C and D. Special Rosette for best of each breed. Large Breeds championship for 1 st and 2 nd prize winners from the above class and Class 26 (if eligible) for the Miss Muffet Cup. Overall In-Hand Mountain and Moorland Championship for 1 st and 2 nd prize winners from the Small Breeds and Large Breeds Championship classes. Class 30 Registered Mountain and Moorland ponies; small breeds, Exmoor, Dartmoor, Shetland, Welsh Section A and B, Ridden. (Stallions excluded) Rider any age. Special Rosette for best of each breed. Class 31 Registered Mountain and Moorland ponies; large breeds, Connemara, Dales, Fell, Highland, New Forest, Welsh Section C and D, Ridden. (Stallions excluded) Rider any age. Mountain and Moorland Ridden Championship for 1 st and 2 nd prize winners from the above classes nos 30 & 31. Overall Mountain and Moorland Championship, Champion and Reserve prize winners from the In-Hand and the Ridden championships. Class 32 Registered Mountain and Moorland Lead Rein Pony, 4 years and over not exceeding 128cms (12.2hh) Riders not to have attained their 9 th birthday. (To be shown in a snaffle bridle, lead rein to be attached to the noseband). Class 33 Registered Mountain and Moorland First Ridden Pony, 4 years and over not exceeding 128cms (12.2hh) Riders not to have attained their 12 th birthday. (To be shown in a snaffle bridle). Mini M+M championship for 1 st and 2 nd prize winners from the above classes nos 32 & 33.

10 PONIES IN HAND SECTION Judging commences as soon as possible after Mini M+M championship Class 34 Yearling, 2 or 3 year old, likely to make a riding pony/hunter pony/performance pony, not to exceed 148cms (14.2hh) at maturity. Special rosette for best yearling. Class 35 4 year old and over, riding pony/hunter pony/performance pony, not exceeding 148cms (14.2hh). (Stallions excluded). Special rosette for best foal. Ponies In Hand Championship for 1 st and 2 nd prize winners of the above classes nos 34 & 35. Winner will receive the Daily Mail Trophy. LIGHT HORSE CHAMPIONSHIP MR & MRS W H WHITEFORD HAVE DONATED 30 TO THE OVERALL CHAMPION AND 20 TO THE RESERVE CHAMPION JUDGED ON COMPLETION OF RELEVANT SHOWING CLASSES, BUT NOT BEFORE 1.15PM (THE CHAMPION OF EACH SECTION ELIGIBLE TO GO FORWARD TO THE LIGHT HORSE CHAMPIONSHIP). CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS MURRAYFARMCARE HAVE DONATED 50 TO THE OVERALL CHAMPION TO BE JUDGED AT 2PM IN THE MAIN RING (THIS FEATURES THE OVERALL CHAMPION FROM THE FOLLOWING SECTIONS LIGHT HORSE, CLYDESDALE, DAIRY CATTLE, COMMERCIAL CATTLE, SHEEP & PRIME LAMBS).

11 CLYDESDALE SECTION NO ENTRY FEE BUT ENTRIES MUST BE IN BY CLOSING DATE Judging commence in Main Ring at approx am Class 36 2 years old & over, Filly, Colt or Gelding, (Class will be split, if entries forward are sufficient). Class 37 Brood Mare with Foal at foot or due to foal by 1 st August Class 38 Foal, Produce of above class. Class 39 Yearling, Colt, Filly or Gelding. Clydesdale Championship, winner receives the Clydesdale Trophy. Champion 20, Reserve 10 Class 40 Best Dressed Harness, winner receives the Rev S S Walker Cup. First Prize 20, Second Prize 15, Third Prize 10 RIDDEN CLYDESDALES Entry Money: Members 6 Non-members 8 Blair Castle Ridden Clydesdale Series: To be judged as a ridden hunter class. This class is a qualifier for the Blair Castle Ridden Clydesdale Championship to be held at the Blair Castle International Horse Trials & Country Fair on Sunday 26 August The first two in each class to qualify. Qualification may go down to fourth place, if horses placed 1 st and 2 nd have previously qualified. Registered Clydesdales and those eligible for registration may qualify and enter for the Championship. Class 41. Clydesdale Ridden. 4 years old or over. Rider any age. FANCY DRESS SECTION Entry Money: 1 Judging with be in the Main Ring at approximately 14:30 Competitors to gather in a Ring (to be announced on show day) in the Horse Field and be ready by 14:15 to be escorted to Main Ring. Class 42 Open: Single Horse or Pony, Pairs or Groups to be ridden or led, with exhibitors wearing fancy dress.

12 SHOWGROUND ARRANGEMENTS 1. Light Horse judging will commence at 8.45am, except Working Hunter Pony Section and Mountain & Moorland Section which will commence at 8.30am 2. Sheep judging will commence at 9.30am, except Bluefaced Leicesters and Shetlands which will commence at 9.00am. 3. Commercial Cattle judging will commence at 10.00am. 4. Dairy Cattle judging will commence at 11.00am. 5. Light Horse Championship will follow judging. Mr & Mrs W H Whiteford have donated to the Champion & to Reserve Champion. This will consist of the following Champions: Hunter Riding Horse Mini Show Pony Ridden Pony Working Hunter Pony Coloured Horse or Pony Veteran Horse or Pony Riding Club/Pony Club Registered Mountain and Moorland Pony In-Hand Pony 6. Champion of Champions will take place at 14:00 in the main ring. The following Champions forward: Light Horse Clydesdale Overall Dairy Overall Beef Overall Sheep Pen of Prime Lambs

13 DALKEITH AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY ANNUAL SHOW IN DALKEITH COUNTRY PARK, ON SATURDAY 14 JULY 2018 ENTRIES CLOSE MONDAY 25 JUNE 2018 ENTRY FORM Name (Mr., Mrs., Ms., Miss) Address.. Post Code. Telephone No address: GDPR Regulations: Please confirm that you are content for the Society to use your personal data as per the Privacy Notice for entrants that is available on our website or please get in contact with the Secretary for a copy. Yes / No CLASS NAME OF ANIMAL, BREED, HEIGHT & ENTRY NO REGISTERED NO. (If applicable) FEE Total Entries will not be accepted unless accompanied by the correct fee. Please make cheques payable to DALKEITH AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY and send with completed form to Lisa Ritchie, Dalkeith Agricultural Show Secretary, 1 Lawfield Cottages, By Whitehill, Near Dalkeith, Midlothian EH22 5TG Telephone: or dalkeithshow@gmail.com Or Payment via BACS is acceptable, please put name as reference: Sort Code: , Account Number: The Annual Subscription to the Society is 15

SHOW SCHEDULE. Saturday 28 th April Venue: West Wilts Equestrian Centre, Melksham Road, Holt, Wiltshire, BA14 6QT

SHOW SCHEDULE. Saturday 28 th April Venue: West Wilts Equestrian Centre, Melksham Road, Holt, Wiltshire, BA14 6QT SHOW SCHEDULE Saturday 28 th April 2018 Venue: West Wilts Equestrian Centre, Melksham Road, Holt, Wiltshire, BA14 6QT Pre Entries Close: 23 rd April 2018 Entries will be taken on the day For more information