SCHEDULE OF CLASSES. 120th Annual Mackenzie Highland Show to be held on the Showgrounds in Fairlie On Easter Monday, 2 nd April, 2018

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1 SCHEDULE OF CLASSES 120th Annual Mackenzie Highland Show to be held on the Showgrounds in Fairlie On Easter Monday, 2 nd April, 2018 ENTRIES CLOSE WITH THE SECRETARY ON Friday 23 rd February 2018 WITH THE EXCEPTION OF THE ALPACA SECTION WHICH CLOSES Monday 19 th March 2018 AND THE HOME PRODUCE SECTION WHICH CLOSES Friday 23 rd March 2018 ENTRIES ACCEPTED ON THE DAY FOR CUT FLOWER AND FARM PRODUCE SECTIONS All entries must be accompanied by payment. Options for payment are: Internet Banking: Westpac or cheques made payable to Mackenzie County A & P Society Online Entries are accepted on Payment must be made at the time of entry PRESIDENT: Mr Peter Cooke VICE PRESIDENT: Mr Gordon Handy SECRETARY: Mrs Jodi Payne Mackenzie A & P Society P.O. Box 53, Fairlie 7949 TELEPHONE/FAX: mackenzieapsociety@gmail.com WEBSITE: GATE CHARGES: Adults: $15 Children aged 5-15 yrs: $5 Pre-schoolers and Car Parking: FREE Contact Secretary for: Limited Pre-booked Ringside Parking Permit: $50 Limited Pre-booked On Grounds Handicapped Parking Permit: FREE EFTPOS, food and beverages available on grounds ALL PEOPLE ENTER THE GROUNDS AT THEIR OWN RISK PLEASE READ GENERAL CONDITIONS AND REGULATIONS 1

2 INDEX PAGE NO. Prosser Heli Ag Winter Feed Competition 8 Prosser Heli Ag Winter Feed Competition 8 Lemacon Sheep 8 7 Lemacon Sheep 8 8 Lifestyle Sheds Black & Coloured Sheep 15 Lifestyle Sheds Black & Coloured Sheep 15 Icebreaker Wool Icebreaker Wool 16 Black & Coloured Wool Black & Coloured Wool 18 Mackenzie A&P Shears Mackenzie A&P Shears 19 Mighty Mix Dog Food Dog Trials Mighty Mix Dog Food Dog Trials 19 Dairy Cooling Solutions Cattle Dairy Cooling Solutions Cattle 20 Mackenzie Cowboy Challenge Mackenzie Cowboy Challenge 23 Equestrian Equestrian 23 Marquee & Event Hire Goats Marquee & Event Hire Goats 41 Poultry Poultry 43 Walker Pavilion Lifestyle Sheds Home Produce 45 Lifestyle Sheds Home Produce 4446 Cochranes Farm Produce 47 Cochranes Farm Produce 4547 Flowers 48 Flowers 4648 Wine & Beer 50 Home Brewing & Wine 4850 Cooking 51 Cooking 4851 Needlework & Fancywork 53 Needlework & Fancywork 5053 Gallery 77 Art+Living Arts & Crafts 56 Gallery 77 Art+Living Arts & Crafts 5256 Mackenzie Supply Services School Industry 58 Mackenzie Supply Services School Industry 5458 Mackenzie Supply Services School Hobby 59 Mackenzie Supply Services School Hobby 5559 Wearable Arts 60 Wearable Arts 5660 Pinewood Motel Photography 60 Pinewood Motel Photography 5660 Peppers Peppers Bluewater Bluewater Resort Resort Highland Highland Dancing Dancing Piping Piping Drumming The TheFront Store/Andar Wood WoodChopping Canine NZ Kennel Club Event Local Pet Pet Dog Dog Waste Away South Ltd LtdAlpacas Sponsors 77 73?? Thank you to our Major Sponsors: Alpine Energy, Barwoods/ Mackenzie Supply Services/ Temuka Transport, Dairy Cooling Systems, Des Segar Motors, Farmlands, Farm Source, Goldpine, Heiniger, Icebreaker, Lemacon Ltd, Mainland Wool, Makikihi Fries, Mighty Mix Dog Food, Peppers Bluewater Resort, Peter Walsh & Assoc., PGG Wrightson Wool, Pinewood Motel, Point Lumber, Rabobank, Ravensdown Fertiliser Co-Operative, The Front Store Engineering Supplies/Andar, Waste Away South Ltd, Lifestyle Sheds 2

3 INVITATION TO VISIT THE MACKENZIE HIGHLAND 120 th A & P SHOW To continue on the tradition of past years and accentuated at our Centennial Show, you and your family are encouraged to wear the traditional highland dress - the kilt, which will add colour and style to this annual event. Our President, Mr Peter Cooke and some of the committee will be wearing the kilt, so if possible, join them. If you are not fortunate enough to own a highly prized kilt, male members of the family can wear a tartan tie or tam-o'-shanter and the females are encouraged to wear a tartan skirt. THE CENTENNIAL MACKENZIE HIGHLAND SHOW BOOK is available for purchase from the Secretary s Office. SPECIAL TROPHY: FMG Cup and monetary prize awarded to the Supreme Champion over all livestock. COMPLETION OF ENTRY FORMS Refer to section for fees. All entries are inclusive of GST. All entry forms must be signed and entry fees calculated correctly for entries to be accepted. Gate passes will be given as follows: Adults one adult gate pass after payment of $10 or more in entry fees. Children (ages 5-15) - one child gate pass per child entered. Entry forms received that have not been signed, or in which entry fees have been calculated incorrectly, will be returned. This applies to all entrants, including Members who have not paid their annual subscription but who have calculated their entry fees on the Member s fees. The Committee will in no case consider any entry valid unless the correct fees are paid at time of making it. MEMBERSHIP Membership privileges include reduced entry fees in some sections and free admission to the annual show for 2 adults and family under 15 years of age. Annual Family Membership is $30. Life membership is $450. Annual Subscriptions are due by 1 March of the current year. No membership form is required. FOOD The rights to sell all types of food on the grounds are let by tender at the discretion of the Committee. TRADE SPACE Trade Space Application Forms and additional information are available from the Secretary. All applications must be made on the official form. Applications close 23 February The committee will endeavour to honour all site requests but reserve the right to site displays at their discretion. The committee has the right to refuse any application for space. Trade Display sites are ONLY available in sizes of 6 metres frontage x 7 metres depth (14 metres is maximum depth i.e. 2 sites) or multiples thereof. Cost is $ per site. Admission passes are issued on the basis of ONE per every $ paid for space. Additional passes may be available at a reduced cost of $10.00 each, maximum of 1 extra pass per site. Limited power sites are available at an additional cost of $50.00 per site. Ribbons will be awarded for the best Heavy Trade Space, Promotional and Craft Displays. Trade Space exhibitors to be 3

4 on the grounds by 9.30 a.m. and no trade space displays shall be removed from the grounds until after 4.00pm without special order from the Secretary. The site plan is final. Where live cattle or deer form part of a trade display, the exhibitor is responsible for:(i) Ensuring all stock have completed all TB testing requirements as per Animal Health Board testing regulations. (ii) Ensuring all stock are identified in accordance with current legal requirements (including NAIT). (iii) In order to meet NAIT obligations, stock present must be: NAIT tagged and registered AND recorded in movements by the owners of stock to Mackenzie A&P Showgrounds, NAIT number with the inclusion of dates to/from the event. GENERAL CONDITIONS AND REGULATIONS To be read in conjunction with Section conditions and with the Rules and By-Laws of the Royal Agricultural Society of N. Z. available on 1. The Society holds records of names of all Members and Exhibitors and may publish these for the purposes of Show media reports or promotional purposes at the Society s discretion. The Society may take photographs and video images of Members, Exhibitors, exhibits (including livestock) and the employees, agents and assistants of any Exhibitor and use this information for reporting or promotional purposes in any media, at the Society s discretion. 2. All exhibits shall be at the sole risk of the owner of Exhibitor. The Society will not under any circumstances hold themselves responsible for loss, damage, or mis-delivery, detention or delay of any entries or exhibits in any area (including implements exhibited at the show). 3. No person shall sell any tobacco, food, drink or any form of refreshment and raffles to any person on the land of the Society during any Agricultural and Pastoral Show held by the Society without the written permission of the Committee. 4. No entries, trade space or implements may be removed from ground until after 4.00pm without special order from the Secretary. 5. The owner of all dogs entering the show-grounds must be able to produce a dosing certificate if requested to do so. HEALTH AND SAFETY 6. All persons entering the grounds must comply with the Health & Safety at Work Act 2015 (and subsequent amendments.) Please abide by the safety rules and signage at the Showgrounds. Follow instructions from Marshals and Show Officials. Please ensure that no one enters livestock pens or enclosures. Do not poke, hit or irritate animals. Be aware of livestock and vehicular movement. Please do not stand behind any livestock. 7. IN CASE OF EVACUATION, PLEASE MAKE YOUR WAY TO ONE OF THE TWO CARPARKS IF THIS IS NOT THE SOURCE OF HARM. 8. A full copy of the Health and Safety plan is held in the Secretary s office along with a map of the grounds, the First Aid area and fire extinguishers. 9. If attending with small children, it is suggested you write your cell phone number on their arm so you can be notified quickly. 10. In the event of an earthquake emergency, please follow ALL instructions given to you by Show staff. Keep clear of all buildings and structures. 11. All stock must be thoroughly quiet or they will not be admitted. All animals to be suitably restrained. 4

5 12. All exhibitors agree and undertake to exercise reasonable care in conducting their operation and agree to make good to the Society any damage caused to cables, pipes or underground structures of any nature. The exhibitors shall hold sufficient insurance against such damage. All damage will be the responsibility of the applicant and all costs will be recovered. All underground cables & pipes will be marked with a red band; no tent pegs or holes are to be dug or driven within one metre of marked cables or pipes. 13. All large or dangerous animals shall be contained behind fences suitable to make sure they cannot escape under any circumstances and meets and complies with all fencing requirements under New Zealand Law. 14. Exhibitors of machinery and mechanical equipment of any description must ensure that it is fully guarded so as to be incapable of injuring spectators while on display. Tractors and other machinery demonstrated at work must be attended by a member of the exhibitor s staff while working, and must be efficiently immobilized when not working. Exhibits which are considered by the Committee to be dangerous, to be excessively noisy, or undesirable in any way, may be immobilized at the discretion of the Committee. GENERAL FOR ALL EXHIBITORS 15. All exhibits must be the bona fide property of the exhibitor at the time of entry, and all produce must have been grown by the exhibitor. 16. Gate passes will be given as follows: Adults one adult Gate pass after payment of $10 or more in entry fees. Children- one child gate pass per child entered. 17. Judges may be subject to change due to unforeseen circumstances. 18. All protests must be in writing and may be entered either before or after the judges have proceeded to their duties. The person entering the protest in horses, cattle, and sheep to deposit $50.00, the deposit to be returned if the protest is sustained. If the protest is lodged before the judges proceed to their duties, the onus of proof to rest with the exhibitors, if after the judging is completed, the onus of proof to rest with the party protesting. No protest will be received later than one hour after the awards are made and the prize tickets affixed. 19. Suggestions are welcomed by the Committee from exhibitors and patrons for the improvements of the Show. Such should be made in writing and handed in at the Secretary's office. GENERAL ANIMALS 20. All exhibitors to have exhibits penned or displayed half an hour prior to judging. Refer to individual sections for judging time. 21. A steward will be in attendance on show day from 4:00pm to help in the loading of sheep. 22. Bulls (over 12 months old) MUST BE RINGED and tied accordingly. 23. No distinguishing marks of ownership with the exception of earmarking, ear tags and registered brand, may be attached to any pen or animal exhibited. 24. In the dog trial section a maiden shall be one which has not won a first prize at any trial at close of entry. 25. No animal will be allowed to take part in the Grand Parade carrying any awards or ribbons won at previous shows. 26. Any animal found to be unsound shall be removed from the grounds. 27. Only registered sheep are eligible for purebred sections. 5

6 28. No animal from a herd or farm under movement control for TB or Brucellosis or distance control place notice and cattle awaiting a comparative cervical test result and any replacement stock associated with such animals shall be exhibited at an A&P Show. (A herd consists of all replacement animals grazed off the farm regardless of how many mobs they are farmed in). 29. All cattle entered for showing or exhibiting must be from a current TB Clear Status Herd. A copy of the current TB test certificate must be attached to entry forms. The Association must be notified at the time of entry of any testing to be carried out after the closing date of entries or of any potential TB issues that may arise after entries have been submitted. Owners entering cattle must sign any declaration printed on the entry form. There are two documents required. First document is a TB Test Certificate. For animals from a Declared Movement Control Area all animals aged three months or older are to be TB tested and have a clear test within 60 days prior to being moved to the Show. All other animals must be from a herd that is up to date with it s current routine TB testing requirements. The second document is a TB Animal Status Declaration Card. This is a legal requirement for all animals being moved. All animals entered must be accompanied in transit by a signed and dated TB Animal Status Declaration Card showing a TB Clear status in accordance with present legislation. Animal individual numbers must be included on the TB test sheet. These cards may be inspected at the unloading area. For cattle being moved: A NAIT approved RFID tag is mandatory for all movements of cattle, including day old calves. NAIT approved RFID cattle tags are white only. The exhibitor is responsible for :(i) Ensuring all stock have completed all TB testing requirements as per Animal Health Board testing regulations. (ii) Ensuring all stock are identified in accordance with current legal requirements (including NAIT). (iii) In order to meet NAIT obligations, stock present must be: NAIT tagged and registered AND recorded in movements by the owners of stock to Mackenzie A&P Showgrounds, NAIT number with the inclusion of dates to/from the event. 30. Mackenzie A&P Society s NAIT # is EQUESTRIAN Please see Equestrian Section for Equestrian Information AWARDS/PRIZES/TROPHIES 31. Any prize winner in the equestrian, goat or led cattle sections not taking part in the Grand Parade may have his prize money forfeited. While it is preferable all prize winners appear in the Grand Parade with their animal exhibit, in the case of any health and safety concerns, an unsafe animal or extenuating circumstances where you are unable to participate, please apply in writing for payment of prize money to the Secretary stating your reasons clearly. The convener of that section will make the final decision and, if approved, prize money will be paid within a month of the Show. 32. In the event of there being no competition in any class, no prize will be given unless the judge certifies to particular merit, and the judges are specially requested to withhold prizes in cases where there is competition if the exhibits are of inferior description. 33. In the case of funds of the Society are at any time insufficient, after paying expenses and making necessary provisions for all liabilities, to pay prize-money in full, the amount available for the 6

7 purpose shall be distributed pro rata among the prize-winners. All special prizes not competed for, or awarded, to become the property of the Society. 34. Scale of Points: First 5, Second 4, Third 3, Champion 2, Reserve Champion 1, Tie half points only. In the event of ties for aggregates, First shall have preference. 35. Some Special Prizes may not be as stated as they are not all confirmed by printing of the schedule. 36. Cups and Trophies - No trophies to be taken on show day. 37. All cups and trophies will be engraved by the Society and will be displayed in the Mackenzie A & P Committee Room. Winners may arrange to have a photo taken with the trophy on Show day or during the year, or alternately, request a photo of the trophy. Arrangements may be made for the collection of a trophy or cup. Please contact the Secretary for more information. OTHER 38. All vehicles enter at own risk and are accepted for parking on condition that the Mackenzie A & P Society accepts no responsibility for any loss, theft, injury or damage to persons or vehicles, their contents, fitting or accessories even when such loss, theft, injury or damage is attributed to any negligence on the part of the Society or any of its employees or stewards. 39. The Committee reserves the right to remove any motor vehicle, float, caravan or any other form of trailer which is parked in any area or manner other than those prescribed by the Committee. 40. All persons admitted into any premises controlled by the Society shall be subject to the order of the Committee and shall in the event of misbehaviour such persons may be removed by order of the President or any two members of the Committee. 41. The President or any two members of the Committee may eject from the showground s, without compensation or return of fees, any persons whose conduct either personal or as proprietor of a sideshow, or exhibit, is a source of annoyance. The sideshow or sideshows of any such proprietor shall be closed down. 42. It is the intention of the Society to publish results. 43. Refunds for ALL sections. If a refund is required, the Society will retain 25% of entry fees for expenses incurred. ALL applications must have a Veterinarian or Doctors certificates or a very good reason. ALL refunds are the discretion of the Secretary and Executive. 44. The decision of the Committee shall be absolutely final in all cases. Mrs Jodi Payne Secretary 7

8 PROSSER HELI AG SPRAYING WINTER FEED COMPETITION To be entered by phone or to the Secretary by 12 May Prize Money: $20.00 first, $10.00 second, $6.00 third Late Wm. Scott Challenge Cup for the best winter feed crop. Ravensdown Tray for the best crop of turnips and grass. Mike Prosser Spraying Cup for Judges Choice. Mike Prosser Spraying donates all of the prize money. Harrison Grain & Seed Ltd donates $100 to the winner of the Wm Scott Challenge Cup in the Winter Feed Competition. Ballance donates 2 vouchers. Rabobank Special Prize of $ presented for best Med Stem Kale. Mulligan Ag (TBC) Special Prize of $100 for winner of Fodder Beet. Class A: 2 Hectares Swedes, Swedes and Kale Class B: 2 Hectares Cereal Greenfeed Class C: 2 Hectares Kale, Nov - Dec Class D: 2 Hectares Grass, Brassica mix, Turnips Class E: 2 Hectares Rape late Jan-Feb Kale Class F: 2 Hectares Winter saved permanent pasture Class G: 2 Hectares Fodder Beet LEMACON SHEEP Entry Fee: $2.00 Members, $3.00 Non Members Prize Money: First $5.00, Second $4.00, Third $3.00 Sheep to be penned by 9.30am judging to start at 10.00am All prize money to be collected from Convenor from 4.00pm BRUCELLOSIS REGULATIONS Rams from Brucellosis accredited free flocks will be accepted for entry. A copy of certificate must accompany entry form. However, for those unable to meet these conditions, a blood test certificate will be accepted for the 2018 show. Evidence of this blood test must be shown to the Marshall's before stock is unloaded. GENERAL INFORMATION Sheep in flock classes must comply with the following: 1. That the sheep are shorn evenly and close to the skin. 2. That the wool has not been trimmed in any way since, except crutching and dagging. 3. That there has not been any colouring, oiling or locking except dipping. 4. That the sheep have not been housed, rugged or covered in any way for more than 48 hours before judging. Sheep will be inspected in regard to natural conditions. 5. That all mutton breed sheep be shorn on or after 1 September.The public are requested to keep out of pens and alleyways whilst judging is in progress. Exhibitors only will be allowed in during judging. Any animal found to be unsound shall be removed from the grounds. Only registered sheep are eligible for purebred section. The public are requested to keep out of pens and alleyways whilst judging is in progress. Exhibitors only will be allowed in during judging. 8

9 The judge may at his/her own discretion change sheep from one class to their correct class with prejudice to the exhibitors. Exhibitors who have their exhibits changed, apply to the section steward in charge who will inform them where their exhibits have been placed. MERINO All male Merinos will be judged in sheep ring. In the Merino section the onus of classification to be on the Exhibitor. For the guidance of exhibitors, the usually recognized standards for Merino wool are: Fine Finer than 18.9 microns Medium Stronger than 19 microns and over. Breeders to supply own sheep holders. Open to Mackenzie - Waitaki Stud breeders Matching Pair: 1 1-Shear Ram, 1 1-Shear Ewe, any combing PENNED IN ORDER OF EXHIBITOR. CUPS / AWARDS The Mackenzie County A & P Society award Supreme Champion Tartan Scarf to the Supreme Champion Sheep in the Wool and Mutton Breed. A Champion Tartan Scarf and Champion Ticket are given to Supreme Champion in each breed Class. Reserve Champion tickets also awarded. Andrew Grant Memorial Cup for most points in flock sheep, prime sheep and lambs and wool NMA Co of NZ Challenge Cup for most points in sheep Dunnett Bros Cup for a pen of two ewes in the opinion of the judge the most profitable and suitable for stocking tussock country below Burkes Pass. Stud stock not eligible. Glenburn Challenge Cup presented by J Rae Esq for most points in flock sheep Fairlie Branch Federated Farmers' Challenge Trophy for most points in one shear flock ewes VB & MF Jones Family Cup for most points in registered mutton breeds Ian and Dorcy Memorial Cup to the champion Corriedale sheep WR McConnell Cup for most points in half, three-quarter and crossbred flock ewe lambs W Bain Challenge Cup for best pet lamb WG Kennedy Trophy to the champion Border Leicester Challenge Cup presented by the late Jas Innes, the late J W Grant, the late NH Hope and the late Geo Murray for most points in Merino classes Dunvegan Rose Bowl presented DWM Burnett for the best Merino ram any age Mt John Challenge Cup presented by G Hunter-Weston for the best one shear Merino ewe Waratah Challenge Cup presented by FH Smith for the best one shear Merino ram Robert Young Trophy for the most points in the fine wool classes (Merino, Halfbred, Corriedale) Oliver Rowntree Smith Memorial Trophy for the best Merino one shear ewe selected from the 3 combings Lilydale Perpetual Cup presented by SP Bray for best one shear ewe flock 9

10 Challenge Cup presented by CE Maindonald Esq for the best ewe hogget flock Challenge Cup presented by Giddings for shorn ewe hogget RJ Preston Prize for Champion Mutton Breed Essential Nutrition donates $35 product voucher to Champion Merino Ram, Champion Halfbred Ram and Champion Mutton Breed Ram. The Society wishes to thank the following for their sponsorship in the Sheep Section: Product- Mainland Minerals (TBC) and Essential Nutrition and Prize Money- Lemacon (major sponsor of the sheep section), Lifestyle Sheds (major sponsor of Black and Coloured Sheep Section, Rabobank, ANZ Rural Banking (TBC), RJ Preston Ltd, Balmoral Stn, NZ Merino Company, Braemar Stn, Johnson Gluyas Tractors and Machinery, Rural Transport, South Canterbury Black and Coloured Sheep Assn, Glenmore Stn, Aorangi Veterinary Services, Black Forest Stn, Hope Bros/Grampians Stn, Mt Hay Stn, New Zealand Sheepbreeders Association and Ruth Knubley. PUREBRED SECTION SIRE OF THE FUTURE Sponsors to be confirmed: First $ and a Mackenzie tartan scarf, Second $50.00, Third $ Two ram hoggets suitable for breeding under 10 months of age. Both Rams will be judged by two judges. Points will be allocated. The highest total aggregate will be the winner. Class 1 Sire of the Future FINE COMBING ANZ Rural Banking donates a special prize of $100 for Most Points Fine Combing. Hope Bros donate $50 for Best Merino two-tooth (1 shear) selected over the 2 combings. Essential Nutrition donates $35 product voucher to Champion Merino Ram. Special Prizes donated by Balmoral Stn, Black Forest Stn and Mt Hay Stn. Class 2 Ram, 2-shear and over Mt Hay Station gives a special prize of $30 for the winner of this class. Class 3 Ram, 1-shear Class 4 Ram Lamb Class 5 Ewe, 2-shear and over Must have reared a lamb this season. A W Simpson/Balmoral Station gives a special prize of $50 for the winner of this class. Class 6 Ewe, 1-shear Black Forest Station gives a special prize of $20 for the winner of this class. Class 7 Ewe, Lamb MEDIUM COMBING Thank you to Braemar Stn for sponsoring prize money in this section. Thank you to Glenmore Stn for sponsoring a special prize. 10

11 Class 8 Ram, 2-shear and over Class 9 Ram, 1-shear Class 10 Ram Lamb Class 11 Ewe, 2-shear and over Must have reared a lamb this season Glenmore Station gives a special prize of $25 for the winner of this class. Class 12 Ewe, 1-shear Class 13 Ewe Lamb HALFBRED Essential Nutrition donates $35 product voucher to Champion Halfbred Ram. Class 14 Ram, 2-shear and over Class 15 Ram, 1-shear Class 16 Ram Lamb Class 17 Ewe, 2-shear and over Must have reared a lamb this season Class 18 Ewe, 1-shear Class 19 Ewe Lamb DORPER Champion and Reserve Champion Dorper Ram to be awarded. Champion and Reserve Champion Dorper Ewe to be awarded. Supreme Champion of Dorper breed to be awarded. Class 20 Ram, 4 tooth and over Class 21 Ram, 2 tooth Class 22 Ram Lamb Class 23 Pair of Ram Lambs Class 24 Ewe, 4 tooth and over Class 25 Ewe, 2 tooth Class 26 Ewe Lamb CORRIEDALE Class 27 Ram, 2-shear and over Class 28 Ram, 1-shear Class 29 Ram Lamb Class 30 Ewe, 2-shear and over Class 31 Ewe, 1-shear Class 32 Ewe Lamb ROMNEY Class 33 Ram, 2-shear and over Class 34 Ram, 1-shear Class 35 Ram Lamb (shorn) Class 36 Ewe, 2-shear and over Must have reared a lamb this season Class 37 Ewe, 1-shear Class 38 Ewe Lamb (shorn) Class 39 3 Ewe Lambs, to be sired by the same Ram BORDER LEICESTER The Border Leicester Breed Committee of the New Zealand Sheepbreeders' Association offers cash prizes of $20 each for Best Ram Lamb and Best Ewe Lamb in the Border Leicester section and $60 for the Group Class in the Border Leicester section. The winning entries must be from flocks registered with the New Zealand Sheepbreeders' Association. Payment of prize money only when there are 2 exhibitors with a minimum of 3 entries. Class 40 Ram, 2-shear and over 11

12 Class 41 Ram, 1-shear Class 42 Ram Lamb (shorn or woolly) Class 43 Ewe, 2-shear and over Must have reared a lamb this season Class 44 Ewe, 1-shear Class 45 Ewe Lamb (shorn or woolly) Class 46 A group of sheep (all to be bred by exhibitor) 1 Ewe (must have reared a lamb) 1 1-shear Ewe 1 Ewe Lamb 1 Ram Lamb (All of these sheep to be entered in other Border Leicester classes). The Late W G Kennedy of Southland donates a Challenge Trophy for the winner of this Class. Class 47 NZ Sheepbreeder's Association Group Class 1 Short Ram Hogget 1 Shorn Ewe Hogget 1 Woolly Ewe Hogget PERENDALE Class 48 Ram, 2-shear and over Class 49 Ram, 1-shear Class 50 Ram Lamb (shorn or woolly) Class 51 Ewe, 2-shear and over Must have reared a lamb this season Class 52 Ewe, 1-shear Class 53 Ewe Lamb (shorn or woolly) POLL DORSET Class 54 Ram, 2-shear and over Class 55 Ram, 1-shear Class 56 Ram Lamb Class 57 Ewe, 2-shear and over Must have reared a lamb this season Class 58 Ewe, 1-shear Class 59 Ewe Lamb SOUTH DOWNS Class 60 Ram, 2-shear and over Class 61 Ram, 1-shear Class 62 Ram Lamb Class 63 Ewe, 2-shear and over Must have reared a lamb this season Class 64 Ewe, 1-shear Class 65 Ewe Lamb DORSET DOWNS Class 66 Ram, 2-shear and over Class 67 Ram, 1-shear Class 68 Ram Lamb Class 69 Ewe, 2-shear and over Must have reared a lamb this season Class 70 Ewe, 1-shear Class 71 Ewe Lamb TEXEL Class 72 Ram, 2-shear and over Class 73 Ram, 1-shear Class 74 Ram Lamb Class 75 Ewe, 2-shear and over 12

13 Must have reared a lamb this season Class 76 Ewe, 1-shear Class 77 Ewe Lamb Class 78 Ram lamb production Points will be awarded Out of 60 by breed judge Out of 60 by sil figures To get an overall winner SUFFOLK Class 79 Ram, 2-shear and over Class 80 Ram, 1-shear Class 81 Ram Lamb Class 82 Ewe, 2-shear and over Must have reared a lamb this season Class 83 Ewe, 1-shear Class 84 Ewe Lamb SOUTH SUFFOLK Class 85 Ram, 2-shear and over Class 86 Ram, 1-shear Class 87 Ram Lamb Class 88 Ewe, 2-shear and over Must have reared a lamb this season Class 89 Ewe, 1-shear Class 90 Ewe Lamb ANY OTHER WOOL BREED Class 91 Ram, 1-shear and over Class 92 Ram Lamb Class 93 Ewe, 1-shear and over Class 94 Ewe Lamb ANY OTHER MEAT BREED Class 95 Ram, 1-Shear and over Class 96 Ram Lamb Class 97 Ewe, 1-shear and over Class 98 Ewe Lamb END OF PUREBRED SECTION ANY OTHER UNREGISTERED BREED/CROSSBREED Class 99 Ram, 1-shear and over Class 100 Ram Lamb Class 101 Ewe, 1-shear and over Class 102 Ewe Lamb FLOCK SHEEP No registered sheep eligible in Flock Classes. Johnson Gluyas Tractors and Machinery donates $50.00 for most points Flock Sheep. In Flock Sheep Classes the onus of Classification to be on the exhibitor. Class pair Crossbred, Strong Wool, Ewe Lambs Class pair Crossbred, Strong Wool, Ewe Lambs (shorn) Class Crossbred, Strong Wool, Ewe Lamb Class pair Crossbred, 1-shear Ewes (shorn) Class pair Crossbred, Strong Wool, 1-shear Ewes (woolly) 13

14 Class pair Crossbred Strong Wool, Ewes, must have reared lambs this season Class pair Ewes, suitable to tussock country below Burkes Pass Bred by a Mackenzie exhibitor DISPLAY CLASS ANY BREEDS This class is for display purposes only. Bring own promotional material. Maximum 6 $2.00 per pen. Class 110 Promotional Display RABOBANK GIFT LAMB COMPETITION Post Entries will be accepted in this class only and can be delivered to the care of the Society during the week prior to the show with declaration form. Venue, Time & Date of lamb killing, as well as Prize Giving, to be advised. All Lambs will be judged in one open class, both on the hoof and on the hooks. Judging Criteria: Lamb suitable for export in cut form. Rabobank Sponsors Prizes and Prize money for all Classes. Prizes will be awarded as follows: On Hoof - First $30.00, Second $20.00, Third $ On Hooks - First $40.00, Second $30.00, Third $ An Aggregate prize will be awarded - First $160.00, Second $50.00, Third $35.00 Class 111 Gift Lamb RURAL TRANSPORT LTD PET SHEEP & LAMBS Entry Fee: Nil Prize Money: First $10.00, Second $8.00, Third $5.00, Fourth $2.00 Entries Limited to children of under 15 years of age. Post Entries will be accepted on Show Day. Pet Sheep and Lambs must be entered in Grand Parade. Mackenzie Residents entered in the Pet Lamb Class are eligible to win the W Bain (Goodwin) Challenge Cup for Pet Lambs. Judging to commence at 10.00am and exhibitor must be in attendance. Two Rosettes donated by Ruth Knubley for the youngest girl in section, regardless of breed or prize and for the youngest boy in section, regardless of breed or prize. Thank you to Rural Transport Ltd for their sponsorship of this section. ALL CHILDREN TO STATE AGE ON ENTRY FORM Merit cards to all competitors. Care in handling taken into consideration, with the following points awarded: Care and Handling 30 Condition 40 General Appearance 30 Total 100 Class 112 Pet Sheep Class 113 Pet Lamb 14

15 LIFESTYLE SHEDS BLACK & COLOURED SHEEP Entry Fee: Members $2.00, Non Members $3.00 Prize Money: First $6.00, Second $5.00, Third $4.00 All Prize Money to be collected from Convenor from 4.00pm pm. Sheep to be penned by 9:30 and ready for judging at 10.00am. SPECIAL PRIZES: Supreme Champion Tartan Scarf will be awarded to Supreme Champion Black & Coloured Sheep. Champion Tartan Scarves and Reserve Champion ribbons will be awarded to Best Ewe and Best Ram. Aorangi Veterinary Services donates $10 for Most Points in Black & Coloured Sheep, $25 for Supreme Black & Coloured Sheep. $10 Champion Ram and $10 Champion Ewe. $5 Reserve Champion Ram and $5 Reserve Champion Ewe. Monuina Trophy (donated by the late Ellen & Bruce Anderson) for Most Points in the Black & Coloured Sheep and Wool Classes (to be eligible, exhibitor must enter in both sections). Monuina Memorial Prize of $10 for winner of Special Class (Ewe Lamb, fine or strong, woolly) Thank you to major sponsor of Black and Coloured Sheep Lifestyle Sheds. FINE WOOL AND STRONG WOOL JUDGE: Tom Burrows CLASSES Class 114 Ram, 2- shear and over, fine wool breed Class 115 Ram, 2- shear and over, strong wool breed Class 116 Ram, 1- shear fine wool breed Class 117 Ram, 1- shear strong wool breed Class 118 Ram Lamb, fine wool breed, woolly Class 119 Ram Lamb, strong wool breed, woolly Class 120 Ewe, 2- shear and over, fine wool breed Class 121 Ewe, 2- shear and over, strong wool breed Class 122 Ewe, 1- shear, fine wool breed Class 123 Ewe, 1- shear, strong wool breed Class 124 Ewe Lamb, fine wool breed, woolly Class 125 Ewe Lamb, strong wool breed, woolly Class 126 Ewe Lamb, strong wool breed, shorn Class 127 Wether, any age, fine wool breed Class 128 Wether, any age, strong wool breed SPECIAL CLASS Monuina Memorial Prize of $10.00 for exhibitors who previously have not had a champion at any A & P Show. Class 129 Ewe Lamb, fine or strong, woolly ICEBREAKER WOOL Please note General Regulation 2- The Committee will not under any circumstances hold themselves responsible for loss, damage, or mis-delivery of any stock, entries, or implements exhibited at the show. (This includes all wool entries) Entry Fee: Members $2.00, Non Members $3.00 Prizes: First $4.00, Second $2.00, Third $1.00 All Prize Money to be collected from Convenor from 4.00pm pm. 15

16 Yield and micron test donated by SGC (Wool Testing Division) for every fleece entered. ALL wool must be in Fairlie by 9 March 2018 and can be left at Barwoods Ltd - Fairlie. Please mark each fleece clearly with entrant name, class no and pack fleeces separately. Any Fleeces that are not clearly packed and labeled are entered at the convenors discretion. Entry form and fees to the Secretary as usual. All fleeces to be properly skirted as required by the trade. The judge may at his/her discretion change fleeces from one Class to their correct Class without prejudice to the exhibitors. Exhibitors who have their exhibits changed to apply to the section stewards in charge who will inform them where their exhibits have been placed. All fleeces must be the property of a bona fide farmer. ALL FLEECES SHOULD BE THIS SEASONS. Fleeces not to be removed unless steward is in attendance. ALL MACKENZIE SHOW ENTRANTS WILL HAVE THE OPTION TO GO INTO THE R.A.S. NATIONAL GOLDEN FLEECE COMPETITION, IF THEIR FLEECES ARE DEEMED SUITABLE. Fine and Crossbred Section Trophies/Cups- Champion Tartan Scarf and Ticket presented by the Society for Champion Fleece Challenge Cup presented by WH Cook for Most Points in Wool (Fine) JK Mooney & Co Ltd Trophy for Most Points in the Crossbred Wool JAP Cameron Trophy for Supreme Fleece The Society wishes to thank the following for prizes in the Wool Section, comprising Fine, Crossbred, Composite and Black and Coloured: Icebreaker (TBC), NZ Merino Company Ltd, Kurow Wools, CP Wool, Mainland Wools, Ravensdown, Timaru Motors, Essential Nutrition, Aorangi Veterinary Services, South Canterbury Black and Coloured Sheepbreeder's Assn and Monuina Memorial. Thank you to Barwoods Ltd for their support of this section. FINE SECTION NZ Merino Company Ltd donates $250 for winners in the Fine Wool Section ($50 to the Champion Fine Wool Fleece, $25 to the Reserve Champion Fine Wool Fleece, $25 for the winners of each of the 4 Merino Ram Classes and $25 for the winners of 3 of the Merino Woolly Hogget Classes). Kurow Wools donates $50 for most number of points overall in the Merino Ewe Section and $50 for most number of points overall in the Merino Ram Section. CP Wool donates $25 for the winners of each of the 4 Merino Ewe Classes. Ravensdown donate product to the value of $300 for Supreme Fleece. Essential Nutrition donates $35 product voucher for Best Fine Hogget Fleece. Class 130 Fleece Ultra Fine Merino Ram, 16 micron & finer Class 131 Fleece Super Fine Merino Ram, micron 16

17 Class 132 Fleece Fine Merino Ram, micron Class 133 Fleece Merino Ram, micron and stronger Class 134 Fleece Ultra Fine Merino Ewe, 16 micron and finer Class 135 Fleece Super Fine Merino Ewe, micron Class 136 Fleece Fine Merino Ewe, micron Class 137 Fleece Merino Ewe, 20.6 micron and stronger Class 138 Fleece Merino Wether Class 139 Fleece Ultra Fine Merino Woolly Hogget, 16 micron and finer Class 140 Fleece Super Fine Merino Woolly Hogget, micron Class 141 Fleece Fine Merino Woolly Hogget, micron Class 142 Fleece Merino Woolly Hogget 20.6 micron and stronger Class 143 Fleece Merino Ram Hogget Class 144 Fleece Halfbred Ewe Class 145 Fleece Halfbred Hogget Class 146 Fleece Corriedale Ewe Class 147 Fleece Corriedale Ram Class 148 Fleece Corriedale Woolly Ewe Hogget Class 149 Fleece Corriedale Ewe Hogget (shorn as Lamb) Class 150 Fleece Corriedale Woolly Ram Hogget Class 151 Fleece fine wool Ewe or Wether - Judged on 'flock' score card. Stud properties excluded Class 152 Fleece Hogget - judged on 'flock' score card - stud properties excluded CROSSBRED SECTION Mainland Wool have donated $100 for Best Crossbred Fleece. Class 153 Fleece Perendale Ewe Class 154 Fleece Perendale Ram Class 155 Fleece Perendale Woolly Hogget Class 156 Fleece Perendale Hogget (shorn as Lamb) Class 157 Fleece Crossbred Ewe Medium Class 158 Fleece Crossbred Ewe Lustre Class 159 Fleece Crossbred 2nd shear mm 33 micron & stronger Class 160 Blend of Crossbred Ewe 2nd shear Min 8kg - judged mainly on evenness of blend Class 161 Fleece Crossbred Hogget (shorn as lamb) Class 162 Fleece Crossbred Woolly Hogget Class 163 Fleece Crossbred Lamb Class 164 Blend of Crossbred lambs fleece Min. 4kgs, judged mainly on evenness of blend Class 165 Fleece Crossbred Ram Class 166 Fleece Drysdale Ewe, not more than 6 months growth Class 167 Fleece Drysdale Lamb, not more than 6 months growth Class 168 Fleece Lustre COMPOSITE BREED Breed to be stated. Class 169 Any Composite Breed Fleece 17

18 BLACK AND COLOURED WOOL Entry Fee: Members $2.00, Non Members: $3.00 Prize Money: First $4.00, Second $2.00, Third $1.00 All Prize Money to be collected from Convenor from 4.00pm pm All Wool to be stage at the showgrounds no later than 12pm Wednesday 28th March Supreme Champion Tartan Scarf presented by the Society for Supreme Coloured Fleece. Reserve Champion Ribbon for Reserve Fleece. Special Prize for Supreme Coloured Fleece of $25.00 Monuina Memorial Prize of $10.00 for Reserve Champion Fleece and $5.00 each to best Fine and Strong Fleeces excluding Supreme and Reserve Champion Fleece. Monuina Trophy for most points in the Black & Coloured Wool and Sheep Classes (to be eligible, exhibitor must enter in both sections). Aorangi Veterinary Services donates $10.00 for most points in Black & Coloured Wool. JUDGE: David Strong Class 170 Fleece, 31 micron (52's) and finer Class 171 Fleece, 33 micron (50's) & stronger Class 172 Hogget Fleece, 30 micron (54's) & finer Class 173 Hogget Fleece (shorn as a lamb) 30 microns and finer Class 174 Hogget Fleece (woolly), 31 micron (52's) & stronger Class 175 Hogget Fleece (shorn as lamb) 31 microns (52's) & stronger MACKENZIE A&P SHEARS SHEARING SPORTS NZ COMPETITION Any inquiries to: Annette Johnson, 1830 Clayton Rd, RD 17, Fairlie 7987, Ph: , kevinhessell@xtra.co.nz Machine Shearing Entry fees: Junior $10.00, Intermediate $15.00, Senior $20.00, Open $25.00 Prizes: to be confirmed Class 176 Junior Class 177 Intermediate Class 178 Senior Class 179 Open Blade Shearing Entry fees: Open $20.00 Prizes: to be confirmed Class 180 Open 18

19 MIGHTY MIX DOG FOOD SHEEP DOG TRIALS Entry Fee Open: $5.00 Entry Fee Open Maiden and District Maiden: Nil. Automatic entry into 'OPEN' Class. If dogs are eligible for 'OPEN MAIDEN' &/or 'DISTRICT MAIDEN' at time of entry, dogs must be nominated on entry form. Drive and Yard commencing 7.30am. A draw will be sent to the competitors approximately 2 weeks prior to the show. The owner of all dogs entering the show grounds must be able to produce a dosing certificate if requested to do so. A Hand carved stockman's stick donated by Manuka Rakau (Dion Kiddey) awarded to Champion A Mackenzie Tartan Scarf will be presented to the winner of the run off Mighty Mix Dog Food vouchers donated to the first three places in each class Challenge Cup presented by AB Mackenzie & WB Trotter awarded to the winner of the OPEN class John Edmond Cup awarded to the winner of the DISTRICT MAIDEN class We would like to thank our Major sponsor Mighty Mix Dog Food and our other sponsors Ravensdown, Westpac, Manuka Rakau (Dion Kiddey), Ian McDonald Contracting, Miss Timaru and Lone Pine Building. Class 181 OPEN Prize Money: First $60.00, Second $40.00, Third $25.00 Class 182 OPEN MAIDEN Prize Money: First $50.00, Second $30.00, Third $20.00 Class 183 DISTRICT MAIDEN Prize Money: First $30.00, Second $20.00, Third $15.00 DAIRY COOLING SOLUTIONS CATTLE Entry Fee: Members $3.00, Non Members $5.00 All Registered Beef Breeds Prize Money: First $100.00, Second, $50.00, Third $20.00, Fourth $15.00, Fifth $ If less than three entries, First $50.00, Second $25.00 Prize Money Breed Classes: First $50.00, Second, $25.00, Third $10.00, Fourth $8.00, Fifth $5.00. If less than three entries, First $25.00, Second $15.00 Prize Money Junior Herdsperson: First $20.00, Second $10.00, Third $5.00 Prize Money Pet Calf: Prize Money: First $50.00, Second $30.00, Third $20.00, Fourth $15.00, Fifth $10.00 Times: Cattle to be penned by 9am Judging to commence at 9.30am All Prize Money to be collected from the convenor between 4.00pm pm. Age taken from 1st June last TB / NAIT POLICY- All cattle, yearlings and over, entered for showing must be from a TB accredited and Brucellosis free herd - All animals three months and over must be TB tested and 19

20 a copy of the test certificate must accompany the entry form. No animal from a herd or farm under movement control for TB or Brucellosis or distance control place notice, and cattle awaiting a comparative cervical test result, and any replacement stock associated with such animals shall be exhibited at an A & P Show. (A herd consists of all replacement animals grazed off the farm regardless of how many mobs they are farmed in). The RAS requires we state the following: All animals entered for showing or exhibiting must be from a current TB Clear Status Herd. A copy of the current TB test certificate must be attached to entry forms. The Association must be notified at the time of entry of any testing to be carried out after the closing date of entries or of any potential TB issues that may arise after entries have been submitted. Owners entering cattle must sign any declaration printed on the entry form. There are two documents required. First document is a TB Test Certificate. For animals from a Declared Movement Control Area all animals aged three months or older are to be TB tested and have a clear test within 60 days prior to being moved to the Show. All other animals must be from a herd that is up to date with it's current routine TB testing requirements. The second document is a TB Animal Status Declaration Card. This is a legal requirement for all animals being moved. All animals entered must be accompanied in transit by a signed and dated TB Animal Status Declaration Card showing a TB Clear status in accordance with present legislation. Animal individual numbers must be included on the TB test sheet. These cards may be inspected at the unloading area. For cattle being moved: For cattle being moved: A NAIT approved RFID tag is mandatory for all movements of cattle, including day old calves. NAIT approved RFID cattle tags are white only. The exhibitor is responsible for :(i) Ensuring all stock have completed all TB testing requirements as per Animal Health Board testing regulations. (ii) Ensuring all stock are identified in accordance with current legal requirements (including NAIT). (iii) In order to meet NAIT obligations, stock present must be: NAIT tagged and registered AND recorded in movements by the owners of stock to Mackenzie A&P Showgrounds, NAIT number with the inclusion of dates to/from the event. Minimising the risks from Mycoplasma bovis at cattle shows and events The risk from Mycoplasma bovis at shows and events is low. All the animals on the infected places and the farm group s farms are under movement control and cannot be moved without permission from MPI. The infection is spread by direct and prolonged animal contact, despite intensive testing no infection across boundaries has been detected. There are some simple actions that can minimise the risks from Mycoplasma bovis. What can exhibitors do? Exhibitors should ensure only healthy cattle take part in shows. In particular symptoms of Mycoplasma bovis include:- unusual mastitis in cattle that doesn't respond to treatment, - arthritis in cows and calves, - late-term abortion,- pneumonia in calves. Farmers should practice good on-farm biosecurity and clean and disinfect outer wear, boots and equipment before attending a show. On their return they should again clean and disinfect 20

21 before taking outer wear, boots and equipment back onto the farm. For more information refer to the guidance on the MPI website. All exhibitors must have tagged and registered their cattle with NAIT. All exhibitors must keep their NAIT movements up-to-date and accurate and record movement to and from the event. Refer to NAIT guidance - What can show organisers do? Ensure that exhibitors are aware of the farm biosecurity and hygiene recommendations and their NAIT obligations. Animals without a NAIT tag should be denied entry to the show in accordance with Royal Agricultural Society rules and noncompliance should be reported to MPI. Ensure stalls are cleaned out before you put cattle in them. If possible, don t use the same stalls for cattle belonging to different exhibitors. Minimise contact between cattle during the show. Provide hand sanitiser for cattle judges as they move between animals. REGISTERED BEEF CATTLE (to be led) DAIRY HEIFERS (to be penned) Mackenzie A&P Society C.F.C.A. Centennial Cup Most Points Registered Cattle Greenfields Champion Herdsperson Trophy for Champion Herdsperson Glenfinnin Shorthorn Trophy for Most Improved Novice Mackenzie A&P Society Ben Jones Cup for Most Points Beef Cattle Lowry Austin Memorial Trophy for Supreme Champion Beef Semex NZ Trophy for Supreme Champion Bull Ladburn Simmental Stud Trophy for Best Simmental AJ & DK Mackenzie Memorial Trophy for Best Angus Bill and Judy Austin Trophy for Supreme Champion Beef Female Tartan Scarf and Ticket will be presented to the Supreme Champion of the Cattle Section The Society wishes to thank the following for donating prize money in this section: Major sponsor Dairy Cooling Solutions and Farm Source, LIC, PGG Wrightson, Handy Calf Feeders, Angus NZ, Lake Tekapo Village Motel and also RJ Preston Ltd who donates $50 to Supreme Champion of the Cattle section. Thank you to to following for donating product to this section: Ravensdown Fertiliser Co-operative donates $300 voucher for Champion Calf born since 1st June last. The winner of the champion calf of the show will also receive a Tartan scarf. Essential Nutrition donates $50 product voucher to Best Bull calf born since 1 June last year, $50 product voucher to Champion Heifer-1year old and under 2 years, $50 product voucher to Best Heifer calf born since 1 June last year ALL REGISTERED BEEF BREEDS Class 184 Bull Class 185 Bull, 1 year and under 2 years Class 186 Bull Calf, born since 1st June last Class 187 Cow, must have reared a calf this year Class 188 Heifer, 2 years and under 3 years Class 189 Heifer, 1 year and under 2 years 21

22 Class 190 Heifer Calf, born since 1st June last The best animal of the show will be competed for by all the first place winners. Class 191 Pair, 1 bull calf and 1 heifer calf BRITISH BREEDS Class 192 Bull Class 193 Bull, 1 year and under 2 years Class 194 Bull Calf, born since 1st June last Class 195 Cow, must have reared a calf this year Class 196 Heifer, 2 years and under 3 years Class 197 Heifer, 1 year and under 2 years Class 198 Heifer Calf, born since 1st June last The best animal of the show will be competed for by all the first place winners. Class 199 Pair, 1 bull calf and 1 heifer calf EXOTIC BREEDS Class 200 Bull Class 201 Bull, 1 year and under 2 years Class 202 Bull Calf, born since 1st June last Class 203 Cow, must have reared a calf this year Class 204 Heifer, 2 years and under 3 years Class 205 Heifer, 1 year and under 2 years Class 206 Heifer Calf, born since 1st June last The best animal of the show will be competed for by all the first place winners. Class 207 Pair, 1 bull calf and 1 heifer calf COMMERCIAL DAIRY HEIFERS ANY BREED To be judged in pens. Class 208 Pair R1 Heifers Class 209 Pair R2 Heifers Class 210 Single R1 Heifer Class 211 Single R2 Heifer FARM SOURCE ON FARM DAIRY HEIFER COMPETITION THIS IS AN ON FARM DAIRY HEIFER COMPETITION. THIS WILL NOT TAKE PLACE ON THE DAY OF THE SHOW. Conditions of Entry: The boundaries of this competition are confined to the Mackenzie District. All stock judged to be within these boundaries. Herd size and location to be stated on the entry form. The complete line of heifers must be exhibited and be presented for judging in a reasonably confined area (ie behind an electric wire), with reasonable access (handy to a road). Only the judge(s) and convenors to follow the judging. Judging Criteria: Size and evenness of the line and breed 100 points Condition 100 points Dairy conformation 100 points Judges and on farm judging date to be confirmed. 22

23 Class 212 R1 Heifer Grazed by Owner Rising 1 year heifers, born in the 2017 year Class 213 R2 Heifer Grazed by Owner Rising 2 year heifers, born in the 2016 year Class 214 R2 Heifer Grazed by Grazers Best line of Rising 2 year heifers (2016 born) exhibited by a person grazing stock other than their own, for a minimum of two months. JUNIOR HERDSPERSON COMPETITION Entrants male or female under 25. Yearling heifers or bulls. Entrants do not need to own the animal. Post Entries will be accepted on Show Day. Judging to take place 9.15am Class 215 Junior Herdsperson Competition PET CALF Entries limited to children less than 15 years of age. Post Entries will be accepted on Show Day. PET CALF MUST BE ENTERED IN GRAND PARADE. Judging to commence at 9am at cattle ring and exhibitor must be in attendance. ALL CHILDREN TO STATE AGE ON ENTRY FORM. Merit cards to all competitors. Care in handling taken into consideration, with the following points awarded: Care and Handling...30 Condition...40 General Appearance...30 Total Class 216 Pet Calf MACKENZIE COWBOY CHALLENGE NEW ZEALAND COWBOY CHALLEGE ASSOC COMPETITION Inquiries to: Aoraki Western Riding Club Sara Roberts Ph: fivemanes@gmail.com EQUESTRIAN - NOT A HOY QUALIFYING SHOW Equestrian Entry Fees ($1.10/class RAS levy is non-inclusive and must be paid separately): Members: $5.00, Non Members: $7.00 Equestrian Prize Money: First $15.00, Second $10.00, Third $7.00, Fourth $5.00 The RAS equestrian levy of $1.10 per class must be paid by the entrant (as shown separately on the entry form). ADDITIONAL GROUND FEE OF $5.00 PER HORSE/PONY TO BE PAID WITH ENTRY FEE All Entry Fees and Prize Money are as stated unless otherwise specified. 23

24 Entries to be made on time please. Entries close 23 February Any late entries will be charged a late entry fee of $10/entry form. No entries will be accepted on the day. There may be a special Jumping Class(es). Details will be available at the Equestrian Caravan on the day. Entries on the day will be accepted for this class (es) at the Equestrian Caravan as long as they are made before 11:00 a.m. and paid in full at the time of entry. All competitors must wear numbers, one per combination. Your number will be made available on the day of the show. Number holders are allowed. Back numbers will be available for hire from the Equestrian Caravan ($2 refundable deposit required). JUDGING TIMES: 8:15am Horse and Pony District Classes (Hack, Park Hack, Saddle Hunter, Riding Horse and Cobs AND Best District Pony, A, B, C and Saddle Hunter Pony) 8:30am Hack, Park Hack, Saddle Hunter, Riding Horse, Cobs, Pony Groups A, B, C, Saddle Hunter Pony and Miniatures 9:00am First Ridden, Led Horse/Pony Lead Rein to follow First Ridden Clydesdales & Shires to follow Cobs. Shetlands to follow Miniatures Light Harness judged in the South End Ring no sooner than 1pm Hunting classes to follow the Show classes Shepherd's Hack will be held in the Cowboy Challenge Ring. Please check Ring Programme on the day for Ring location. PLEASE NOTE: Judges are subject to change. All Equestrian matters on Show Day to be handled at the Equestrian Caravan (including collecting of back numbers and the redemption of prize money which will be given AFTER the Grand Parade). The Equestrian Section is run under the Royal Agricultural Society Equestrian Competitors, Exhibitors and Judges Rules. This Rulebook is available from the RAS website ( IMPORTANT HEALTH & SAFETY INFORMATION- All persons entering the grounds must comply with the Health and Safety at Work Act 2015 (and subsequent amendments.) Please abide by the safety rules and signage at the Showgrounds. Follow instructions from Marshals and Show Officials. Regulation Safety Helmets/Hats must be worn by ALL competitors in horse and pony events. RAS Rulebook states in GR 4 d) All riders, including harness drivers, competing at RAS affiliated A&P Shows/Events must wear protective headgear, which includes a retaining harness secured to the shell at more than two points. Such headgear must be worn with the chinstrap properly adjusted and fastened when in the arena or ring, the practice area collecting rings or anywhere else within a Showgrounds. Hats/helmets must conform with one of the current approved safety standards. These 24

25 standards may be subject to change but the latest list can be found at equestrian. RAS will advise any changes via their website and Facebook. All horses must be haltered when led. All Horses/Ponies MUST have a name tag attached to their halter with the contact details of the owner/rider. Please be aware of Pedestrian Lanes. Please enter/exit Ring slowly. RIGHTS OF THE EQUESTRIAN CONVENOR: The Equestrian Convenor, in consultation with Section Convenors, reserves the right to refuse or cancel any entry without giving any reason for doing so and reserves the right to make any alteration to the Show Timetable or withdraw any event as may be deemed desirable. If there are insufficient entries in a class, at close of entries, classes may be combined. Any unruly or dangerous animal, or exhibit, may be required to leave the Showgrounds. In the event of a horse/pony being entered in the wrong class, a transfer may be made at the discretion of the Section Convenor for a fee of $2 per class. No hacks in pony ring in riding classes. In the event of an entered horse or pony becoming unsound prior to the show, a substitute may be entered in the SAME CLASS, RIDDEN BY THE SAME RIDER, provided a vet certificate is produced for the original entry. The Secretary is to be notified prior to the show. A Novice is a Horse / Pony that has not had 6 (six) wins in conformation classes at the day of the show. (Paced & Mannered wins do not count in conformation classes and conformation classes do not count in Paced & Mannered classes.) Novice Ponies are to be shown in snaffle bit only. Please note that a record of wins will be asked for. All Novice Pony Classes are open to riders of any age (refer to Equestrian Rulebook MSS 2.1c No rider to compete in two age groups. Rider/Handler's age and eligibility is determined as per the 1 August i.e. Riders/handlers who are of age for any division/section on the 1 August complete the show year/season in that division/section. Refer to Equestrian Rulebook CDE 11 for additional rules about the AGE OF RIDERS & HANDLERS. A Pony may only be entered in the Show Pony Section or the Saddle Hunter Pony Section - not both. i. Yellow Card - This Show/Event supports the RAS Yellow Card system. A Yellow Card will be issued, In cases of offences in respect of abuse of animals or inappropriate behaviour as per the RAS Constitution and the RAS Rules & Regulations/Bylaws including the Equestrian Rulebook, the RAS affiliated Show/Event/registered Measuring Stand and their grounds and their duly appointed delegates may deliver to the Person Responsible a Yellow Warning Card (either immediately or within 10 days of the show) which suspends any penalty until possible new offences. Full wording of the Yellow Card system is available to view on the RAS website ii. Forbidden Substance - The Rules of the Royal A&P Society New Zealand in regard to Forbidden Substances apply. 25

26 Competitors are advised that tests for forbidden substances may be carried out during the Show/Event and that testing of all animals is at the person responsible s risk. Forbidden Substance - Any substance capable of affecting the speed, stamina, courage or conduct of a horse, pony, donkey or mule by its action upon the central or peripheral nervous system or the cardio-vascular, respiratory, alimentary, digestive, muscoskeletal or urogenital systems. iii. Arrears -No person who is in arrears with regard to entry fees, subscriptions, or any other Show/Event charge is eligible to compete at any affiliated Show/Event. Proof of payment will be required before any restriction is lifted. iv. Summary of RAS Resolution Process the full process can be found on the RAS website The principle behind the process is to deal with the matter as it comes to hand and in most cases it should be dealt with directly by the show. If the matter is in regards to an RAS official, the show may request the assistance of RAS Head Office as to how to deal with this in an appropriate manner. RAS Horse/Pony Certificate MUST be carried and number clearly stated on Entry Form. Online entries must enter the number or a photocopy to the Secretary (mackenzieapsociety@gmail.com). Failure to do so will result in elimination. Please refer to Equestrian Rulebook CDE1. THERE WILL BE NO MEASURING ON SHOW DAY. PLEASE CONTACT RAS or see for a list of measuring stands/dates/contact phone numbers. Alternately, contact Southern Canterbury A&P Assn Judith Johnson phone (03) to arrange measurement. STALLIONS: The Secretary MUST be informed on the entry form that a stallion is being entered. Online entries must the Secretary (mackenzieapsociety@gmail.com). As per Equestrian Rulebook CDE 14. STALLIONS and COLTS a) All stallions and colts (with the exception of Miniature horses and foals) must be shown in a bit. b) A Steward will order any stallion/colt considered out of control or to be causing undue disquiet to other horses from the ring without recourse from the stallion/colt's/exhibitor/competitor. c) It is compulsory for all stallions and colts, except foals, to wear two (2) official 'S identification badges, one attached to each side of their bridle, at all Shows/Events at all times. The rider must also wear two RAS official (2) armbands (one on each arm) when in the ring. 'S' badges to be purchased from RAS Head Office or ESNZ; armbands from RAS Head Office. d) Handlers and Riders of stallions/colts must wear an approved Hi Viz vest at Shows/Events when outside the showing ring. Vests can be purchased from RAS Head Office. 26

27 GRAND PARADE AND PRIZE MONEY All prize winners are expected to appear in the Grand Parade. The Grand Parade is an important part of an A&P Show and we strongly encourage participation. While it is preferable for all prize winners to appear in the Grand Parade with their horse/pony, in the case of stallions, novice, lead rein and first ridden entrants, participation is optional. All Prize money will be paid out after the Grand Parade by providing your prize money vouchers at the equestrian caravan. Of interest, all other sections of the Show pay out prize money between 4:00 and 4:15 IN THE CASE OF ANY HEALTH AND SAFETY CONCERNS of any entrants, an unsafe mount or extenuating circumstances where you are unable to participate, please apply in writing for the payment of your prize money to the Secretary, stating your reasons clearly and enclosing your prize money vouchers. The equestrian committee will make the final decision and, if approved, prize money will be paid within a month of the Show. SHOWGROUNDS OPEN FROM 9AM SATURDAY MARCH 31 st UNTIL 12PM TUESDAY APRIL 3 rd. RING MAY BE CLOSED. BOXES & YARDS The Committee has the right to ask for a box/yard to be vacated in the case of an emergency or if your horse/pony is in the wrong box/yard or if the box/yard has not been paid for. Limited box/yard accommodation is available on the show grounds. These are allocated at the discretion of the convenor. YOU MUST state on the Entry Form which nights/day are required. If entered online, you must the Secretary (mackenzieapsociety@gmail.com) with the nights/days you requre. All Horses/Ponies MUST have a name tag attached to their halter with the contact details of the owner/rider. Charges: $30 refundable cleaning bond per ENTRY FORM. Bond may be sent in the form of a held cheque. Bond/held cheque returned on Show day, from the Equestrian Caravan after inspection. $25.00 per night box, $20.00 per day box, $15.00 per night yard, $10.00 per day yard, Weekend Package (from 9am Saturday Night and Day) box $75.00 or yard $40 - to be paid with entry and left clean. If boxes/yards are left dirty, you will not receive your bond and may also be charged a cleaning fee. CUPS AND TROPHIES: All cups and trophies will be engraved by the Society and will be displayed in the Mackenzie A & P Committee Room. Winners may arrange to have a photo taken with the trophy on Show day (please enquire at the Equestrian Caravan) or during the year, or alternately, request a photo of the trophy. Arrangements may be made for the collection of a trophy or cup. Please contact the Secretary for more information. HORSE SPECIAL PRIZES: Supreme Champion Hack will be awarded a tartan rosette. Supreme Champion Hack will be presented for Supreme Exhibit at conclusion of the Parade. The 27

28 Society's Champion Tartan Scarf awarded to Champion Hack in each section. A Reserve Champion Ribbon also awarded in all sections. A Champion Purple Sash and Reserve Champion Sash will be awarded to Novice Champions. First Placed Open Height Class winners to be paraded in Championship Classes, Second Place winners to stand by. PONY SPECIAL PRIZES: A Supreme Champion Rosette will be awarded to the pony judged Supreme Champion over all groups. Rug and Sash sponsored by Craighead BOP (tbc) to be presented to the Pony Supreme Champion. Rug and Sash sponsored by Craighead Old Girls (tbc) to be presented to the Champion Open Hunter. Supreme Champion Pony will be presented for Supreme Exhibit at conclusion of the Parade. Champion Tartan Scarves and Reserve Champion Ribbons will be awarded to: Group A: Champion Saddle Pony, over 138cm and not exceeding 148cm Group B: Champion Saddle Pony, over 128cm and not exceeding 138cm Group C: Champion Saddle Pony, not over 128cm Saddle Hunter Pony: Champion Saddle Hunter Pony, not exceeding 148cm First Placed Open Height Class winners to be paraded in Championship Classes, Second Place winners to stand by. Horses are not allowed into the ring during any class with prize tickets attached during judging. Mackenzie Pony Club Challenge Cups for the Best District Ponies (Mackenzie County) in Groups A, B, C and Saddle Hunter Pony Mackenzie County A&P Society Cup for Supreme Champion Pony Mackenzie Country A&P Society Challenge Cup presented by Mrs HC Manaton for Most Points in Pony Classes Thank you to Farmlands, Jordan Dent Farrier Services (tbc), J Ballantyne & Co Ltd, Timaru Herald/Fairfax Media, Lake Tekapo Village Motel, Shenley Station, Craighead Old Girls, Craighead BOP, All Seasons Lodge, Lake Tekapo Holiday Homes, South Canterbury Saddlery, Vetlife, Allan Family (tbc) and Colin and Maggie Campbell (tbc), Mackenzie Alpine Horse Trekking (tbc), XCM for their sponsorship. EQUESTRIAN CONVENOR: Annabelle Hampton SECTION CONVENORS: Mary Cottier, Sue Kerr, Liz Mills, Sara Fisher, Ben Lott, Bronwyn Halliday and Kirsty Anderson ASSISTANT: Heather Morris HACKS Classes will be called through medium of the loudspeaker. Exhibitors are requested to enter the ring promptly. Onus on exhibitors to be on time as classes will not be held up waiting late arrivals. An exhibit may only be entered in the Show Hack or Riding Horse or Saddle Hunter section. An exhibit may only be entered in a Lady's or Gentleman's class not both. 28

29 Mackenzie Highland Show E Jones/Orbell Cup for most points in Hacks (over 158cm) Class 217 Best District Hack, Park Hack, Saddle Hunter, Riding Horse or Cob To be judged in Hack Ring at 8:15am. Mackenzie A&P Society Braemar Challenge Trophy and a Purple Sash will be awarded. To be owned and ridden by a resident of the Mackenzie County. Class 218 Novice Hack over 158cm, 0-2 wins Class 219 Novice Hack over 158cm, 0-5 wins Champion and Reserve Champion Novice Hack (to be judged from winner of previous two classes. Second placed Novice Hack to the Champion to be judged alongside remaining winners for Reserve Champion Novice Hack). Class 220 Open Hack, over 158cm and not exceeding 163cm Class 221 Open Hack, over 163cm Class 222 Open Lady's Hack on Type over 158cm (conformation class) - Lady or Gentleman Rider Class 223 Open Gentleman's Hack on Type over 158cm (conformation class) - Lady or Gentleman Rider Champion and Reserve Champion Open Hack (To be judged from previous four Open Hack classes. Second placed Hack to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve Champion Open Hack) Class 224 Open Paced and Mannered Hack over 158cm Class 225 Best Rider in section Judging of the Supreme Champion in the Hack Ring. Supreme Champion Hack to be presented for Supreme Exhibit at conclusion of Parade. PARK HACKS Classes will be called through medium of the loudspeaker. Exhibitors are requested to enter the ring promptly. Onus on exhibitors to be on time as classes will not be held up waiting late arrivals. An exhibit may only be entered in the Show Hack or Riding Horse or Saddle Hunter section. An exhibit may only be entered in a Lady's or Gentleman's class not both. Mackenzie Highland Show CFCA Cup for most points in Park Hacks (148cm-158cm) Class 217 Best District Hack, Park Hack, Saddle Hunter, Riding Horse or Cob To be judged in Hack Ring at 8:15am. Mackenzie A&P Society Braemar Challenge Trophy and a Purple Sash will be awarded. To be owned and ridden by a resident of the Mackenzie County. Class 227 Novice Park Hack to 158cm, 0-2 wins Class 228 Novice Park Hack to 158cm, 0-5 wins Class 229 Open Park Hack, over 148cm and not exceeding 153cm Class 230 Open Park Hack, over 153cm and not exceeding 158cm Class 231 Open Ladys Park Hack on Type over 148cm and not exceeding 158cm (conformation class) - Lady or Gentleman Rider Class 232 Open Gentleman's Park Hack on Type over 148cm and not exceeding 158cm 29

30 (conformation class) - Lady or Gentleman Rider Champion and Reserve Champion Open Park Hack (To be judged from previous four classes. Second placed Park Hack to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve Champion Open Park Hack). Class 233 Open Paced and Mannered Park Hack,over 148cm and not exceeding 158cm Class 234 Best Rider in section Judging of the Supreme Champion in the Hack Ring. Supreme Champion Hack to be presented for Supreme Exhibit at conclusion of Parade. TIMARU HERALD SADDLE HUNTERS (over 148cm) An exhibit may only be entered in the Show Hack or Riding Horse or Saddle Hunter section. An exhibit may only be entered in a Lady's or Gentleman's class not both. Horses will be required to gallop within the confines and constraints of the venue involved. Class 217 Best District Hack, Park Hack, Saddle Hunter, Riding Horse or Cob To be judged in Hack Ring at 8:15am. Mackenzie A&P Society Braemar Challenge Trophy and a Purple Sash will be awarded. To be owned and ridden by a resident of the Mackenzie County. Class 236 Novice Saddle Hunter, 0-2 wins Class 237 Novice Saddle Hunter, 0-5 wins Judging of Novice Champion and Reserve Champion Novice Saddle Hunter (to be judged from the winners of the above two classes. Second placed Novice Saddle Hunter to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve Champion) Class 238 Open Saddle Hunter over 148cm and not exceeding 163cm Class 239 Open Saddle Hunter, over 163cm Class 240 Open Lady's Saddle Hunter on Type (conformation class) - Lady or Gentleman Rider Class 241 Open Gentlemans Saddle Hunter on Type (conformation class) - Lady or Gentleman Rider Champion and Reserve Champion Open Saddle Hunter (To be judged from the winners of above four classes. Second placed Saddle Hunter to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for reserve) Class 242 Open Paced and Mannered Saddle Hunter Class 243 Best Rider in section Judging of the Supreme Champion in the Hack Ring. Supreme Champion Hack to be presented for Supreme Exhibit at conclusion of Parade. RIDING HORSE (over 148cm) An exhibit may only be entered in the Show Hack or Riding Horse or Saddle Hunter section. An exhibit may only be entered in a Lady's or Gentleman's class not both. Horses will be required to gallop within the confines and constraints of the venue involved. The Novice status of the horse from previous Show Hack, Park Hack or Saddle Hunter competitions will apply to this 'Riding Horse' section. Class 217 Best District Hack, Park Hack, Saddle Hunter, Riding Horse or Cob 30

31 To be judged in Hack Ring at 8:15am. Mackenzie A&P Society Braemar Challenge Trophy and a Purple Sash will be awarded. To be owned and ridden by a resident of the Mackenzie County. Class 245 Novice Riding Horse, 0-2 wins Class 246 Novice Riding Horse, 0-5 wins Champion and Reserve Champion Novice Riding Horse. (To be judged from the winners of above two classes. Second placed Novice Riding Horse to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve Champion) Class 247 Open Riding Horse, over 148cm, not exceeding 163cm Class 248 Open Riding Horse, over 163cm Class 249 Open Ladys Riding Horse on Type (conformation class) - Lady or Gentleman Rider Class 250 Open Gentleman's Riding Horse on Type (conformation class) - Lady or Gentleman Rider Champion and Reserve Champion Open Riding Horse (To be judged from the winners of above four classes. Second placed Riding Horse to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve Champion) Class 251 Open Paced and Mannered Riding Horse Class 252 Best Rider in section COBS Champion Tartan Scarf and Reserve Champion to be awarded Class 217 Best District Hack, Park Hack, Saddle Hunter, Riding Horse or Cob To be judged in Hack Ring at 8:15am. Mackenzie A&P Society Braemar Challenge Trophy and a Purple Sash will be awarded. To be owned and ridden by a resident of the Mackenzie County. Class 254 Best Presented Class 255 Novice Cob, 0-2 wins Class 256 Novice Cob, 0-5 wins Judging of Novice Champion & Reserve Champion Class 257 Open Cob, up to 150cm Class 258 Open Cob, 150cm to 155cm Judging of Champion and Reserve Champion Class 259 Open Paced and Mannered Cob Class 260 Walking Cob or Best Journey Cob Class 261 Best Rider for this section LED HORSE/PONY Entrants are welcome to enter any other appropriate section but where classes clash when held according to given schedule no refunds will be given. Competitors are responsible for presenting themselves at the correct times. Classes will not be held waiting on competitors. A Champion Tartan Scarf and Reserve Champion Ribbon awarded to Champion Pony and Champion Hack. Mackenzie County A&P Society HA Munro Memorial Trophy for Champion In Hand (Hack) Mackenzie A&P Assn Strathhaven Challenge Cup donated by Avis and Ray Barwell for Best Yearling Filly, or Colt (Pony) Mackenzie A&P Assn presented by A Grant 1924 Cup for Best Brood Mare Class 262 Best Presented Pony & Handler Class 263 Pony Yearling not exceeding 140cm 31

32 Class 264 Pony 2 year old not exceeding 146cm Class 265 Pony 3 year old not exceeding 148cm Class 266 Pony Broodmare in foal or with foal at foot not exceeding 148cm Champion Pony to be judged Class 267 Best Paced Led Pony Class 268 Best Presented Horse & Handler Class 269 Hack or Hunter Yearling to mature over 148cm Class 270 Hack or Hunter 2 year old to mature over 148cm Class 271 Hack or Hunter 3 year old to mature over 148cm Champion In Hand Hack or Hunter to be judged Class 272 Best Paced Led Hack or Hunter CLYDESDALES & SHIRES Registered Clydesdales only in Classes marked with an *** Registered and Non Registered horses in Classes marked with a ### Registered Clydesdales only considered for Championship. Classes marked with a %%% are not eligible for Championship. Due to time constraints, some classes may be held outside the ring. Champion Tartan Scarves and Reserve Champion Ribbons presented to both Champion Male and Champion Female Clydesdale (registered). Highest placed Male and Female will be eligible for Champion Male and Champion Female. Mackenzie County A&P Society Challenge Shield presented by D Lieshman. Esq currently awarded to the horse gaining most points in the Clydesdale Registered Classes. Mackenzie County A&P Society presented by C.F.C.A. Ltd Cup won by AL Dobson 1916 awarded to the exhibitor with the most points over all classes (including working horses). Class 273 Best Presented Clydesdale or Shire ### Registered and Non Registered horses Class 274 Clydesdale Yearling (either sex) *** Class 275 Clydesdale 2 year old (either sex) *** Class 276 Clydesdale Entire - three years and over *** Class 277 Clydesdale Mare - three years and over *** Above four classes for Registered Horses Class 278 Clydesdale Gelding - Any Age ### %%% Registered and Non Registered horses. Class not eligible for Championship. Class 279 Shire, 12 months or under Class 280 Shire, over 12 months Class 281 Best Walking Clydesdale or Shire ### %%% Registered and Non Registered horses. Class not eligible for Championship. Class 282 Best Working Horse or Horses - sledge ### %%% To be shown in harness & attached to sledge. Registered and Non Registered horses. Class not eligible for Championship. Class 283 Best Working Horse or Horses - wheeled vehicle ### %%% To be shown in harness & attached to a wheeled vehicle. (To be judged on horse/horses and handler only). Registered and Non Registered horses. Class not eligible for Championship. Class 284 Best Ridden Clydesdale or Shire ###%%% 32

33 SHEPHERDS HACK Suitable for a shepherd, to be shown in working gear. To be judged in the Cowboy Challenge Ring. Nix Buick Memorial Trophy awarded to the winner of this class. Class 285 Versatile Shepherds Hack HUNTER JUMPING (HORSES) Prize Money: First $25.00, Second $15.00, Third $10.00, Fourth $5.00 unless specified. All competitors in the Hunter Competition to be dressed in suitable attire. Onus on exhibitors to be on time as Classes will not be held up waiting for late arrivals. Working Hunter Horses are required to demonstrate jumping ability and be of good strong conformation with good manners, sound paces and be a comfortable ride over long distances. They will be required to jump a minimum of three (3) hunter type fences. Jumping style and ability 40%, conformation 30%, paces and manners 30%. Horses will be required to gallop within the confines and constraints of the venue involved. No boots or bandages permitted. Mackenzie County A&P Society Challenge Cup presented by AJ Agnew, Esq for the Open Hunter Event The Mackenzie A&P Society's Challenge Cup for the Best Lady Rider Mackenzie County A&P Society Challenge Cup presented by JH Muirhead, Esq for the Best Gentleman Rider Mackenzie County A&P Society Challenge Cup presented by Miss M Gillingham for Novice Hunter Champion Tartan Scarf and Reserve Ribbon to be judged from Open Classes Thank you to sponsors South Canterbury Saddlery and Shenley Station. Class 286 Working Hunter, over 148cm to 163cm Class 287 Working Hunter, over 163cm Judging of Working Hunter Champion and Reserve Champion. Class 288 Novice Hunter, 0-5 wins, over 148cm Class 289 Mackenzie District Hunter Horse and Rider to be a resident of the Mackenzie. To be run over the novice course. Class 290 Open Hunter, over 148cm to 163cm Class 291 Open Hunter, over 163cm Class 292 Wire Jump, OPEN, to be run in conjunction with the above two classes winner eligible for Champion Class 293 Open Hunter RTR Entry Fee: Members: $10.00, Non Members $15.00 Prize Money: First $50.00, Second $30.00, Third $20.00, Fourth $10.00 Judging of Champion and Reserve Champion. Sponsor The South Canterbury Saddlery The South Canterbury Hunt presents a sash for the Qualified Hunter or Member of the South Canterbury Hunt with the most points. Qualification card to be carried. 33

34 HUNTER JUMPING (PONIES) Entry Fees: Members $5.00, Non Members $7.00 Prize Money: First $25.00, Second $15.00, Third $10.00, Fourth $5.00 Riders to be under 17 years, at close of entries. Working Hunter Ponies are required to demonstrate jumping ability and be of good strong conformation with good manners, sound paces and be a comfortable ride over long distances. They will be required to jump a minimum of three (3) hunter type fences. Jumping style and ability 40%, conformation 30%, paces and manners 30%. Ponies will be required to gallop within the confines and constraints of the venue involved. No boots or bandages permitted. Mackenzie A&P Pony Jump donated by PP O'Connor awarded to best jumping pony not over 138cm Mackenzie A&P Society The AW Johns Memorial Cup for Champion Pony Hunter Champion Scarf & Reserve ribbon awarded to Working Hunter. Champion Scarf & Reserve ribbon awarded after Open Hunter. Rug and Sash sponsored by Craighead Old Girls to be presented to the Champion Open Hunter. Thank you to sponsors J Ballantyne & Co Ltd and Mackenzie Alpine Horse Trekking (TBC). Class 294 Working Pony Hunter, not exceeding 138cm Class 295 Working Pony Hunter, over 138cm and not exceeding 148cm Judging of Working Pony Hunter Champion & Reserve Champion. Class 296 Novice Pony, 0-5 wins, not exceeding 138cm Class 297 Novice Pony, 0-5 wins, over 138cm and not exceeding 148cm Class 298 Mackenzie District Pony Hunter Horse and Rider to be a resident of the Mackenzie. To be run over the novice course. Class 299 Open Pony, not exceeding 138cm Class 300 Open Pony, over 138cm and not exceeding 148cm Class 301 The J Ballantyne & Co Ltd Open Pony Hunter Entry Fee: Members: $10.00, Non Members $15.00 Prize Money: First $50.00, Second $30.00, Third $20.00, Fourth $10.00 Judging of the Champion and Reserve Champion. Champion Scarf & Reserve ribbon awarded after Open Hunter. Rug and Sash sponsored by Craighead Old Girls to be presented to the Champion Open Hunter. The South Canterbury Hunt presents a sash for the Qualified Hunter or Member of the South Canterbury Hunt with the most points. Qualification card to be carried. JORDAN DENT FARRIER SERVICES GROUP A SHOW PONY All competitors to be under 17 years. All novice pony classes are open to riders of any age. A Pony may only be entered in the Show Pony Section or the Saddle Hunter Pony Section - not both. Ponies over 138cm and not exceeding 148cm. Height Certificates to be carried where applicable and presented when required. Failure to do so will result in elimination. 34

35 Mackenzie A&P Society RJ Murphy Cup now awarded to Best Novice Pony, 0-2 wins Mackenzie A&P Society Challenge Cup presented by AJ Davey now awarded to Best Rider in Group A Thank you to Section sponsor Jordan Dent Farrier Services. Class 302 Best District Pony, A, B, C and Saddle Hunter Pony To be judged in the A Ring at 8:15am Class 303 David Whittaker Memorial Challenge Cup The rider to be under 17 years, at close of entries. The pony not to exceed 148cm. To be judged as a class, Combination of rider and pony, Presentation, Paces and Manners, Riding ability and Correct Walk out and Trot back on the Lead. Class 304 Novice Pony, 0-2 wins Class 305 Novice Pony, 0-5 wins Judging of Champion and Reserve Champion Novice Show Pony. (To be judged from the winners of the above two classes. Second placed Novice Show Pony to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve Champion) Class 306 Open Show Pony, over 138cm and not exceeding 143cm Class 307 Open Show Pony, over 143cm and not exceeding 148cm Champion and Reserve Champion Open Show Pony (To be judged from the above two classes. Second placed Show Pony to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve Champion). Class 308 Open Paced and Mannered Show Pony Class 309 Best Rider in Group A Due to size, class may split at steward's discretion. GROUP B and GROUP C (COMBINED) SHOW PONY All competitors to be under 17 years. Ponies not exceeding 138cm. Height Certificates to be carried where applicable and presented when required. Failure to do so will result in elimination. Mackenzie Pony Club Cup presented by Mrs RL Connelly for Best Novice Pony, 0-2 wins Mackenzie A&P Society RJ Murphy Cup awarded to Best Novice Pony, 0-5 wins Mackenzie County A&P Society Challenge Cup presented by W Dore Esq awarded to the winner of the class 'Best Rider, 10 years and under'. Class 302 Best District Pony, A, B, C and Saddle Hunter Pony To be judged in the A Ring at 8:15am. Class 311 Esmond Goodwin Memorial Challenge Cup The rider to be under 12 years, at close of entries. The pony not to exceed 148cm. To be judged as a class, Combination of rider and pony, Presentation, Paces and Manners, Riding ability and Correct Walk out and Trot back on the Lead. Class 312 Novice Show Pony, 0-2 wins Class 313 Novice Show Pony, 0-5 wins Judging of Champion and Reserve Champion Novice Show Pony. (To be judged from the winners of the above two classes. Second placed Novice Show Pony to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve Champion). 35

36 Class 314 Open Show Pony, not exceeding 123cm Class 315 Open Show Pony, over 123cm and not exceeding 128cm Champion and Reserve Champion Open (Group C) Show Pony (To be judged from the above two classes. Second placed Show Pony to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve Champion). Class 316 Open Show Pony, over 128cm and not exceeding 133cm Class 317 Open Show Pony, over 133cm and not exceeding 138cm Champion and Reserve Champion Open (Group B) Show Pony (To be judged from the above two classes. Second placed Show Pony to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve Champion). Class 318 Open Paced and Mannered Show Pony Class 319 Best Rider in Group B and C Combined, over 10 years and under 17 years Due to size, this class may be split at steward's discretion. Class 320 Best Rider, 10 years and under Class 321 School Pony Open to all heights SADDLE HUNTER PONIES All novice pony classes are open to riders of any age. A Pony may only be entered in the Show Pony Section or the Saddle Hunter Pony Section - not both. Ponies not exceeding 148cm. Height Certificates to be carried where applicable and presented when required. Failure to do so will result in elimination. Class 302 Best District Pony, A, B, C and Saddle Hunter Pony To be judged in the A Ring at 8:15am. Class 323 Coutts Challenge Cup The rider to be under 15 years, at close of entries. The pony not to exceed 148cm. To be judged as a class, Combination of rider and pony, Presentation, Paces and Manners, Riding ability and Correct Walk out and Trot back on the Lead. Class 324 Novice Saddle Hunter Pony, 0-2 wins Class 325 Novice Saddle Hunter Pony, 0-5 wins Champion and Reserve Champion Novice Saddle Hunter Pony (To be judged from the winners of the above two classes. Second placed Novice Saddle Hunter Pony to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve Champion) Class 326 Open Saddle Hunter Pony, not exceeding 128cm Class 327 Open Saddle Hunter Pony, over 128cm and not exceeding 138cm Class 328 Open Saddle Hunter Pony, over 138cm and not exceeding 148cm Champion and Reserve Champion Open Saddle Hunter Pony (To be judged from the above three classes. Second placed Saddle Hunter Pony to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve Champion). Class 329 Open Paced and Mannered Saddle Hunter Pony Class 330 Best Rider in Saddle Hunter Pony Section 36

37 FIRST RIDDEN COMBINATION This is a transition ring from being led to riding on your own. Riders in this section may not enter any other section, unless in a First Ridden class(s) in a Breed section. First Ridden Combination is only able to compete in the First Ridden Combination Section for a maximum of twenty-four (24) months from the date of their first Show. The age limit in the First Ridden Section is under 10 years. In this section, the judging criteria is 60% suitability, temperament and safeness, and 40% conformation and paces. Please refer to the RAS Equestrian Rulebook, CDE 3, for additional information. Pony Height and Performance Card must be carried. Failure to do so will result in elimination. Judging of the Supreme Champion in the Lead Rein and First Ridden Combination Sections. Winner to receive a Mackenzie tartan scarf. Runner Up to receive a rosette. Champion Lead Rein and First Ridden Combination winners to compete. Champion Purple Sash & Reserve Champion Sash presented by Maggie & Colin Campbell. Class 331 Best Presented Class 332 Novice First Ridden Pony, not exceeding 138cm, 0-5 wins Class 333 Open First Ridden Pony, not exceeding 128cm Class 334 Open First Ridden Pony, over 128cm and not exceeding 138cm Champion and Reserve Champion First Ridden Pony (To be judged from the winners of the above two classes. Second placed First Ridden Pony to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve Champion) Class 335 Open Paced and Mannered First Ridden Pony Class 336 Best Learner's Pony Class 337 Novice Rider (First Ridden Section), 0-5 wins Class 338 Open Rider (First Ridden Section) Judging of the Supreme Champion in the Lead Rein and First Ridden Combination Sections. Winner to receive a Mackenzie tartan scarf. Runner Up to receive a rosette. Champion Lead Rein and First Ridden Combination winners to compete. VETLIFE LEAD REIN Judging to follow First Ridden. Vetlife Ring. In this section, the judging criteria is 60% suitability, temperament and safeness, and 40% conformation and paces. Riders in this section may not enter any other section, unless in a Lead Rein class(s) in a Breed section. Riders must be under eight (8) years of age, with a minimum age of four (4) years. Ponies to be led by a leader/attendant (14 years and over) with the lead rein attached to the caveson noseband of a snaffle bridle refer to Appendix A. Ponies will be asked to walk and trot no cantering under any circumstances. Running or bearing reins or similar tackle are not allowed. Please refer to the RAS Equestrian Rulebook, CDE 2, for additional information. Pony Height and Performance Card must be carried. Failure to do so will result in elimination. Current seasons measuring certificates will be accepted for ponies 4 years and over. Judging of the Supreme Champion in the Lead Rein and First Ridden Combination Sections. Winner to receive a Mackenzie tartan scarf. Runner Up to receive a rosette. Champion Lead Rein and First Ridden Combination winners to compete. 37

38 Champion Purple Sash & Reserve Champion Sash presented by Maggie & Colin Campbell. Class 339 Best Presented Class 340 Novice Lead Rein Pony, not exceeding 128cm, 0-5 wins Class 341 Open Lead Rein Pony, not exceeding 123cm Class 342 Open Lead Rein Pony, over 123cm not exceeding 128cm Champion and Reserve Champion Lead Rein Pony (To be judged from the winners of the above two classes. Second placed Lead Rein Pony to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve Champion). Class 343 Open Paced and Mannered Lead Rein Pony Class 344 Best Rider (Lead Rein Section) Judging of the Supreme Champion in the Lead Rein and First Ridden Combination Sections. Winner to receive a Mackenzie tartan scarf. Runner Up to receive a rosette. Champion Lead Rein and First Ridden Combination winners to compete. MINIATURE HORSES, IN HAND Horses must be registered with bodies affiliated to the RAS. Registration number and Association must be stated on the entry form. The Miniature Horse Section of the Show will be run in accordance with NZMHA Show Rules. Short morning tea break between Category A and B classes. Classes will be combined if necessary. Champion awarded in both Category A and B. Champion Rosette & Reserve Champion Ribbon in both Categories. Mackenzie Tartan scarf for Supreme Champion over both categories. Please note Miniatures are encouraged to enter the Light Harness section. Please see the Light Harness Section to enter. Please also see Activity Classes for Miniatures and Shetlands. CATEGORY A Class 345 Best Presented Horse and Handler Class 346 Best Foal or Yearling - Filly, Colt or Gelding Class 347 Best 2 or 3 year old- Filly, Colt or Gelding Judging of Youngstock Champion and Reserve Champion Class 348 Best Mare 4 years and over Class 349 Best Stallion 4 years and over Class 350 Best Gelding 4 years and over Judging of Champion and Reserve Champion Class 351 Best Paced and Mannered Class 352 Best Miniature Head Class 353 Multi Coloured (Pintos, Appaloosas, etc.) Class 354 Solid Coloured Class 355 Solid Coloured Dilute & Other (includes Silver Dapples, Palominos, Duns, Buckskins, Grullas, Cremellos, etc) Short morning tea break between Category A and Category B classes. CATEGORY B Class 356 Best Presented Horse and Handler Class 357 Best Foal or Yearling - Filly, Colt or Gelding Class 358 Best 2 or 3 year old- Filly, Colt or Gelding 38

39 Judging of Youngstock Champion and Reserve Champion Class 359 Best Mare 4 years and over Class 360 Best Stallion 4 years and over Class 361 Best Gelding 4 years and over Judging of Champion and Reserve Champion Judging of Supreme Champion (A & B) Class 362 Best Paced and Mannered Class 363 Best Miniature Head Class 364 Multi Coloured (Pintos, Appaloosas, etc.) Class 365 Solid Coloured Class 366 Solid Coloured Dilute & Other (includes Silver Dapples, Palominos, Duns, Buckskins, Grullas, Cremellos, etc) SHETLAND PONIES Judging to commence after the Miniatures All entries in this section must be registered with the New Zealand Shetland Pony Breeders Society (Inc). Registered Number to be stated on entry form. Ponies to be shown in natural coat and full feather. Please Note: Shetlands are encouraged to enter the Light Harness section. Please see the Light Harness Section to enter. Class 367 Best Presented Shetland Class 368 Shetland Mare, 4 years and over Class 369 Shetland Gelding, 4 years and over Class 370 Shetland Stallion, 4 years and over Judging of Champion Shetland adult (winners of previous four classes. 2nd place getters stand by) Class 371 Shetland Colt, Filly or Gelding, 2 or 3 years old Class 372 Shetland Colt, Filly or Gelding, Foal or Yearling Judging of Champion Shetland Youngstock (winners of previous two classes. 2nd place getters stand by) Class 373 Best Paced Shetland (Led) Class 374 Best Mannered Shetland (Led) Judging of Supreme Shetland. Mackenzie tartan scarf to be awarded. ACTIVITY CLASSES (SHETLANDS AND MINIATURES) Class 375 Best Ridden Shetland or Miniature for a beginner rider Can be led. Rider must be between 4 and 7 years old, inclusive. Judged on safety, manners, suitability and conformation. Class 376 Best Paced and Mannered Long Reining Shetland or Miniature Judged all together on the circle. Will be asked to walk, trot and rein back. Class 377 Long Reining Obstacle Challenge for Shetlands or Miniatures Judged separately. Maximum of 10 points awarded for each obstacle. Failure to complete an obstacle 0 points. Most points wins. Please Note: Shetlands and Miniatures are encouraged to enter the Light Harness Section. Please see the Light Harness Section to enter. LIGHT HARNESS AND HACKNEY Judging to commence no sooner than 1pm. If less than three entries in the class, classes will be combined 39

40 TO BE DRIVEN. Open to Single and Multiple Hitches All riders, including harness drivers, competing at RAS affiliated A&P Shows/Events must wear protective headgear, which includes a retaining harness secured to the shell at more than two points. Such headgear must be worn with the chinstrap properly adjusted and fastened when in the arena or ring, the practice area collecting rings or anywhere else within a Showgrounds. Hats/helmets must conform with one of the current approved safety standards. These standards may be subject to change but the latest list can be found at equestrian. RAS will advise any changes via their website and Facebook. Grosvenor Challenge Cup Donated by CS Elms 1945 awarded to Supreme Champion Light Harness. Winner to receive a Mackenzie tartan scarf. Allan Family Memorial Prize (tbc) in memory of Alison to the winner of the Cup Champion Rosette and Reserve Champion Ribbon for Hackney and Non Hackney Class 378 Best Turnout, any height, open to Non Hackney/Hackney Class 379 Novice, 0-5 wins, any height, open to Non Hackney/Hackney, Single/Multiple Class 380 Non Hackney, not to exceed 108cm Class 381 Non Hackney, over 108cm Class 382 Non Hackney, any height, Multiple Hitch Class 383 Hackney, any height Class 384 Non Hackney, Best Paced, not to exceed 108cm Class 385 Non Hackney, Best Paced, over 108cm Class 386 Multiple Paced Class 387 Hackney, Best Action Class 388 Best Mannered, any height, open to Non Hackney/Hackney, Single/Multiple Class 389 Best Whip, any height, open to Non Hackney/Hackney, Single/Multiple Judging of Champion Non Hackney from winners of the two Non Hackney height classes Judging of Champion Hackney from winner of Class 'Hackney, any height' MARQUEE AND EVENT HIRE GOATS Entry Fee: Members $2.00, Non Members $3.00 Prize Money: First $4.00, Second $3.00, Third $2.00 Goats to be penned by 9.30am, for judging at 10.00am. All prize money to be collected from convenor between 4.00 and 4.15pm. Tartan Scarves to be presented to Champion Boer Goat and to Champion and Junior Champion Doe in Dairy Goat classes. Thank you to Gibson Bros for their sponsorship in this section. DAIRY GOATS COMBINING HERD REGISTER AND ASSOCIATED RECORD GOATS STANDARD AGE CLASSES. Champion Doe to be selected from the first prize winners in the Dairy Goat, two kidded classes. Reserve Champion Doe is the second prize winner in the class from which the Champion Doe was selected. Reserve Champion to be paraded with Champion. 40

41 Class 390 Kidded Doe in milk, under 3 years Class 391 Kidded Doe in Milk, 3 years and over Class 392 Grand Champion Standard Age CHAMPION CHALLENGE BREEDS AWARDS For Herd Registered Does Only - Special Classes All animals entered in this section MUST be entered in their standard age class. Class 393 Type and Production 1 - rules as per NZDGBA Regulations Class 394 Best Udder - open to all does who have borne a kid To be judged when full and again when stripped out. Class 395 Senior Progeny - two daughters in milk, of same sire but different dams The names of the sire and dams to be given on day of the Show. Class 396 Junior Progeny - two junior daughters of same sire but different dams The names of the sire and dams to be given on the day of the Show. Class 397 Junior Showmanship - for young persons age 15 and under STANDARD AGE GOATLING & KID CLASSES Junior Champion Doe to be selected from the following two classes. Reserve Champion Doe is the second prize winner in the class from which the Champion Doe was selected. Class 398 Maiden Doe or Goatling Over 12 months and under 30 months, that has not borne a kid, including maiden milkers and springing does. Class 399 Maiden Doe Kid UNREGISTERED CLASSES Class 400 Unregistered Doe in milk, any age Class 401 Unregistered Maiden Doe or Goatling BOER GOATS Champion Boer to be selected from the first prize winners in four Registered Boer Goat classes (all animals must be registered with the NZ BOER GOAT BREEDERS ASSN). REGISTERED BOER GOATS All animals must be registered with the NZ BOER GOAT BREEDERS ASSN Class 402 Kid Buck Class 403 Kid Doe Class Month Doe Class 405 Mixed Age Doe (must have reared a kid) UNREGISTERED BOER GOATS Class 406 Unregistered Doe Kid Class 407 Unregistered Over 18 Month Doe Class 408 Unregistered Wether Kid Judged on Meat Only JUNIOR HERDSPERSON To be judged on presentation and knowledge of the anatomy of the animal along with the handling and health of the Adult Goat. Goat does not have to belong to the Exhibitor. Class 409 Junior Herdsperson under 25 years showing an Adult Goat 41

42 POULTRY Entry Fee:$1.00 Prize Money: First $4.00, Second $3.00, Third $2.00 If there are three or more entries, tickets for 1st, 2nd and 3rd are to be given. All prize money to be collected from convenor at 4.00pm Birds to be penned NO later than 9.30am Easter Monday. Judging commences at 10.00am sharp. Mackenzie Highland Show Trophy donated by Liz Mills 2011 for Best Exhibit in Children's Classes. Rosettes will be awarded to Best Heavy Breed, Best Light Breed, Best Bantam, Best Duck or Drake and First Place winners in the Children's section. Mackenzie Champion Tartan Scarf will be presented for Grand Champion in Poultry section. New Zealand (SI) Poultry Pigeon & Cage Bird Assn (Inc) give an Agricultural and Pastoral Certificate for Best in Sections of Light Breed, Heavy Breed, Bantam, Duck or Drake and Children's. Run under the Rules and Regulations of the New Zealand (S.I.) Poultry Pigeon & Cage Bird Association (Inc) Thank you to our sponsors: Farm Barn Cafe, Mt Dobson Motels, Couplands Stockfeed and NZ (SI) Poultry Pigeon & Cage Bird Assn (Inc) (give a special prize of $10.00 and a Certificate to the Grand Champion Exhibit). POULTRY Class 410 Leghorn, Male Class 411 Leghorn, Female Class 412 Minorca, Male Class 413 Minorca, Female Class 414 Silkie, Male Class 415 Silkie, Female Class 416 Any Light Breed, Male Class 417 Any Light Breed, Female Class 418 Game Fowl, Male Class 419 Game Fowl, Female Class 420 Wyandotte Male Class 421 Wyandotte Female Class 422 Rhode Island Red, Male Class 423 Rhode Island Red, Female Class 424 Plymouth Rock, Male Class 425 Plymouth Rock, Female Class 426 Sussex, Male Class 427 Sussex, Female Class 428 Orpington, Male Class 429 Orpington, Female Class 430 Any Heavy Breed, Male Class 431 Any Heavy Breed, Female Class 432 Any Cross Breed, Male Class 433 Any Cross Breed, Female DUCKS Class 434 Pekin, Drake Class 435 Pekin, Duck Class 436 Cayuga, Drake Class 437 Cayuga, Duck Class 438 Khaki Campbell, Drake 42

43 Class 439 Khaki Campbell, Duck Class 440 Buff Orpington, Drake Class 441 Buff Orpington, Duck Class 442 Rouen, Drake Class 443 Rouen, Duck Class 444 Indian Runner, Drake Class 445 Indian Runner, Duck Class 446 Any other Variety, Drake Class 447 Any other Variety, Duck BANTAMS Class 448 Pekin, Male Class 449 Pekin, Female Class 450 Wyandotte, Male Class 451 Wyandotte, Female Class 452 Bantam, Any other Variety, Male Class 453 Bantam, Any other Variety, Female ALL OLD ENGLISH AND MODERN GAME MALES, FOWL AND BANTAMS, THAT ARE UNDUBBED OR SHOW SIGNS OF HAVING BEEN RECENTLY DUBBED TO BE REMOVED FROM SHOW BENCHES. Class 454 Game, Male Class 455 Game, Female PIGEONS Class 456 Homing Pigeon, Male Class 457 Homing Pigeon, Female Class 458 Fancy Breed, Male Class 459 Fancy Breed, Female CHILDREN'S CLASSES Entry Fee: Nil (under 16 years) Prize Money: First $3.00, Second $2.00, Third $1.00 Rosettes for the First place winner of each class. Liz Mills Trophy for Best Exhibit in Children's Poultry Section. No pets with chickens to be entered. Class 460 Pet Poultry, Male Class 461 Pet Poultry, Female Class 462 Pet Duck, Male Class 463 Pet Duck, Female Class 464 Pet Bantam, Male Class 465 Pet Bantam, Female Class 466 Pet Pigeon, Male Class 467 Pet Pigeon, Female WALKER PAVILION Special Prizes for Most Points: Kohan Restaurant sponsors First $100.00, Mackenzie A&P sponsors Second $50.00, Washingtons Exploration sponsors Third $25.00 All Classes in Produce Shed to be exhibited by 9.00am. Judging to commence at 9.30am. Entries to be submitted by 23rd February 2018, except Home Produce which close 23rd March 2018 and the Cut Flower Classes & Farm Produce Section where entries are accepted up to and on the day of the Show. NOTE: The convenors of this section accepts NO responsibility for loss or damage to items on display. 43

44 A huge THANK YOU to our MAJOR SPONSORS:: Mackenzie Supply Services, Lifestyle Sheds, Gallery 77 Art+Living and Cochranes. The Society also wishes to thank the following for their sponsorship: Kohan Restaurant, JR's General Store, Neville Burt, Heartlands Resource Centre, The Pin Tin, Fairlie Creative Fibre, L&L Construction/The Lakes Construction, Three Creeks, Washingtons Exploration, Catering South Canterbury, Purple Dragon, Four Peaks High Country Track, Hair on Regent and Waihi School. LIFESTYLE SHEDS HOME PRODUCE Entry Fee: $1.00 Prize Money: First $4.00, Second $2.00, Third $1.00 All entries to be stages by 9.00am Albury Cup represented by Mr L Austin for most points in Fruits and Vegetables Albury Cup for most points in Vegetables Challenge Cup presented by H Thomas Esq for most entries in Vegetables Jean Campbell Tray for the Adult Woman with the most points in Cooking, Flowers, Fruits and Vegetables, Needlework and Fancywork and Arts and Crafts JR's General Store donates a special prize of $20 for most points in Fruit & Vegetables and $10 for runner-up. Neville Burt donates a Bag of Earth-Zing for the Best Exhibit Overall. In the event of there being no competition in any class or the Judge feels the exhibit is of inferior description. The Judge has the discretion to award prizes as he/she feels appropriate. Thank you to major sponsor Lifestyle Sheds. FRUIT Class Apples, Dessert Class Apples, Cooking Class Crab Apples Class Pears Class Quince Class Lemons Class Stalks Rhubarb Class Tomatoes Class Walnuts in shell Class 709 Nuts (other than walnuts) VEGETABLES Class Head Silver Beet Class Cabbage, Red Class Cabbage, Drumhead Class Cabbage, Savoy Class Lettuce Class Head Broccoli Class Cauliflower Class Head Celery Class Bunch Curled Parsley Class 719 Bunch of Herbs, in a vase no more than 8 varieties Class Onions, White Class Onions, Red 44

45 Class Clump Shallots Class Head of Garlic Class Leeks Class Beet, Long Red Class Beet, Round Class Parsnips Class Carrots, Shorthorn Class Carrots, Intermediate Class Carrots, Long Red Class Cobs Sweet Corn Class Seed Potatoes, Coloured, Named Class Seed Potatoes, Named, early Class Seed Potatoes, Named, late Class Table Potatoes, Named, early Class Table Potatoes, Named, late Class Table Potatoes, Coloured, Named Class 738 Collection of Potatoes, 3 varieties, 3 of each, named Class 739 Seed Potatoes, 3 varieties, 3 of each, named Class 740 Vegetable Marrow Class 741 Pumpkin not over 7kg Class 742 Squash, No bigger than 30cm Class 743 Zucchini / Courgette Class 744 Any other vegetable not in schedule Class 745 Collection of Vegetables No more than 16 varieties, Trays will be supplied. Class 746 Ornamental Vegetable ie Gourds etc BRAG BAY Class 747 Apple, Heaviest Class 748 Cabbage, Largest Class 749 Carrot, Largest Class 750 Marrow, Largest Class 751 Onion, Largest Class 752 Potato, Heaviest Class 753 Pumpkin, Heaviest Class 754 Ugliest Vegetable Class 755 Collection of Weeds COCHRANES FARM PRODUCE Entry Fee: $1.00 Prize Money: First $5.00, Second $3.00, Third $2.00 ENTRIES TO BE STAGED NO LATER THAN 9.00am Prize money to be collected from Convenor at 4.00pm. FIRM PLASTIC SAMPLE BAGS TO BE USED FOR GRAIN. POST ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED FOR THIS SECTION. Challenge Cup presented by GH Patton Esq for most points in Grain Farmlands Grain NZ Trophy for Barley Farmlands Grain NZ Trophy for Wheat Challenge Cup presented by JC Isitt for most points in Small Seeds Challenge Cup presented by W Wreford Esq for most points in Field Roots Thank you to Cochranes for their sponsorship in this section. Thank you to Cochranes for your sponsorship of this section. 45

46 GRAIN (Header Sample) Class 756 Wheat Breadwheat (named) Class 757 Biscuit Wheat (named) Class 758 Feed Barley (Named) Class 759 Malting Barley (named) Class 760 Oats, any variety Class 761 Field Peas (named) Class 762 Garden Peas (named) Class 763 Feed Wheat (named) Class 764 Ryecorn (named) SMALL SEEDS Class 765 1kg Dressed Ryegrass, any variety Class 766 1/2kg White Clover (named) Class 767 1/2kg Red Clover (named) Class 768 1/2 kg Oil Seed Rape Class 769 1/2 kg Any other Crop Seed (named) HAY Class 770 Bale of Lucerne Hay Class 771 Bale of Meadow Hay FIELD ROOTS Class Turnips Class Swedes Class 774 Heaviest Swede - trimmed Class stalks Kale Class stalks Rape Class Fodder Beet Class 778 Heaviest Fodder Beet - trimmed FLOWERS Entry Fee: $1.00 Prize Money: First $4.00, Second $3.00, Third $2.00 Note: Teenage and Children sections are Nil entry fee and prizes differ. See each section for details. All entries to be staged no later than 9.00am All prize money to be collected from convenor at 4.00pm Post entries for cut flowers only accepted on Show Day with the Steward (exhibitors please list name, address, class numbers, and total entry fees for Steward). Early entries are preferred. All flowers are to be grown in the exhibitor's garden. Distinguishing character of roses: Exhibition blooms are hybrid tea roses which are more than half open. They are large roses which have a single bloom on a head and no side buds. Decorative blooms are long slender roses which are from quarter to half open. This has no side buds. A stem is a rose with more than one flower or bud. Exhibitors to supply own containers. Challenge Cup presented by HA Munro Esq for most points in the Flower Section Challenge Rose Bowl presented by CFCA Ltd Fairlie for most points in Decorative Section Jean Campbell Tray for the Adult Woman with the most points in Cooking, Flowers, Fruits and Vegetables, Needlework and Fancywork and Arts and Crafts Mackenzie Tartan Rosette awarded to the overall Champion 46

47 Thank you to our sponsors L & L Construction/ The Lakes Construction Co Ltd, Hair on Regent and JR's General Store. OPEN Class containers of Perennials Class containers of Annuals, distinct kinds Class Alpine varieties, 1 stem of each, no higher than 10 cm Separate containers Class Rock garden varieties, 1 stem of each Separate containers Class Miniature Roses, in separate vases Each multiple head to have not more than 3 flowers open, any variety or varieties Class Decorative Rose, 1/4 to 1/2 open Class stem of Floribunda Roses Class Exhibition Rose, 1/2 to 3/4 open Class 787 Chrysanthemum Blooms, any colour, one container stem or spray Class 788 Chrysanthemum Exhibition Bloom Class Dahlias, any cultivars, one vase Class Geranium or Pelargonium stems Class Hydrangea stem Class Delphinium stem Class 793 Climber or Twiner, 1 variety, 1 vase Class Flowering Shrub Class Topiary in a Pot Class 796 Any flower not in schedule MACKENZIE EXHIBITOR Class Rose, any variety Class Miniature Rose in full bloom Class Topiary in a Pot Class Chrysanthemum stem Class Nerine Class Multi Headed bloom DECORATIVE Class 803 Miniature Arrangement Sitting on a Mirror Class 804 The Last of Summer Class 805 Large Rose in a bowl, no foliage Class 806 'Anything Goes', arrangement with or without flowers Class 807 From the Vege Patch Class 808 FOR MEN ONLY- Arrangement in and/or around a Gumboot TEENAGE (13-17 years) Class 809 'Anything Goes' Class 810 Arrangement Incorporating a Piece of Technology CHILDREN (8-12 years) Entry Fee: Nil Prize Money: First $3.00, second $2.00, Third $1.00 Class 811 Flowers for Your Loved Ones Class 812 Bouquet for the Bees, include fragrant garden or wild flowers 47

48 CHILDREN (Preschool - 7 years) Entry Fee: Nil Prize Money: First $3.00, Second $2.00, Third $1.00 Class 813 Arrangement in Sand in a Pudding Plate (approx 15cm across) Class 814 'Pick a Handful' of Flowers and Foliage and put in any container HOME BREW AND WINE Entry Fee: $1.00 Prize Money: First $4.00, Second $2.00, Third $1.00 All entries to be staged by 9.00am. Unfortified homemade wine. Conditions of entry: if more than one entry in a class, wine must be a different variety. Labeling plain, indicate class and named. Stu Harvey Tankard for Most Points in the Home Brew section. Stu Harvey Goblet for Most Points in the Wine section. Thank you to sponsors Four Peaks High Country Track. HOME BREW Class 815 Cider Class 816 Pale Ale Lager Class 817 Dark Ale / Strong Ale Class 818 Stout WINE Class 819 Red Class 820 White Class 821 Vegetable Class 822 Other COOKING All prize money to be collected from the Convenor between 4.00 and 4.15pm. All entries MUST be marked with name, section, class number and covered with a clear plastic bag. NO PLASTIC WRAP. Entries limited to ONE PER ENTRANT in Open Baking and Preserves. Albury Cup re-presented by the McKerchar Family for most points Open Baking Challenge Cup presented by Mrs JL McKerchar for most points Teenage Baking (must be a resident of the Mackenzie District) The Hugh A Fraser Memorial Cup for most points in Children's Baking, Needlework and Flower Sections Jean Campbell Tray for the Adult Woman with the most points in Cooking, Flowers, Fruits and Vegetables, Needlework and Fancywork and Arts and Crafts. Rosettes for Most Outstanding Exhibit in the Mackenzie Exhibitor Class. Thank you to Catering South Canterbury, Heartlands Resource Centre and Waihi School for their sponsorship in this section. BAKING OPEN Entry Fee: $1.00 Prize Money: First $5.00, Second $3.00, Third $

49 All entries to be staged by 9.00am for judging at 9.30am. ENTRIES limited to ONE PER ENTRANT PER CLASS. Class Date Scones Class Bran Muffins Class Focaccia Bread Class Pikelets Class Date Loaf (no nuts) Class Gingerbread Loaf Class 829 Boiled Fruit Cake (any size) Class 830 Carrot Cake, with Cream Cheese Icing Class Belgium Biscuits Class Sultana Biscuits Class pieces Uncooked Citrus Slice Class Chocolate Lamingtons Class Pizza Wedge Class Unfilled Meringues Class Tiered Afternoon Tea Plate MACKENZIE EXHIBITOR Open to all residents of the Mackenzie District Only. Mackenzie Exhibitor Rosette to the Most Outstanding Entry in this section and $25 sponsored by Heartlands Resource Centre. Entry Fee: $1.00 Prize Money: First $5.00, Second $3.00, Third $2.00 All entries to be staged by 9.00am for judging at 9.30am. Class 838 Hummingbird's Cake Class Sugar Buns Class Plain Scones Class pieces Coffee Slice TEENAGE (13 years-17 years) Entry Fee: Nil Prize Money: First $4.00, Second $2.00, Third $1.00 All entries to be staged by 9.00am for judging at 9.30am. Class pieces Uncooked Slice Class Pikelets Class Scones Class 845 Banana Cake, Iced Class Mini Pizza CHILDREN (7 years -12 years) Entry Fee: Nil Prize Money: First $3.00, Second $2.00, Third $1.00 All entries to be staged by 9.00am for judging at 9.30am. Waihi School sponsors this section. Class pieces Rice Bubble Slice Class Mini Pizza Class Pikelets Class Chocolate Cake, Un-iced Class 851 Your Own Healthy Lunchbox including a Drink CHILDREN (6 years and under) Class Truffles Class Gingerbread Men, Decorated Class Muffins, Any Type Class Pikelets PRESERVES Entry Fee: $1.00 Prize Money: First $5.00, Second $3.00, Third $2.00 All entries to be staged by 9.00am for judging at 9.30am 49

50 NOTE: Please use jam jar and preserve covers to seal jars (apart from bottled entries) and the small labels included in the same packet. ONLY ONE ENTRY PER PERSON in EACH CLASS Please use jam jar covers to seal jars Class jar Raspberry Jam Class jar Apricot Jam Class jar Apple Jelly Class jar Orange Marmalade Class jar of Jam, Not in Schedule Class jar Bread and Butter Pickles Class jar Preserved Lemons Class jar Bottled Apricots Class jar Bottled Plums Class jar Zucchini Relish Class jar Beetroot Relish Class jar Fruit Chutney Class jar Tomato Chutney Class jar Homemade Muesli Class jar Chutney or Relish, Not in Schedule Class bottle Worcester Sauce Class bottles of Any Sauce to be Donated to Moreh Home NEEDLEWORK AND FANCYWORK Entry Fee: $1.00 Prize Money: First $4.00, Second $3.00, Third $2.00 Entries to be staged by 9.00am, for judging at 9.30am. All prize money to be collected from Convenor at 4.00pm. IMPORTANT NOTES FOR ALL ENTRANTS: Articles/Garments having gained first prize at the Mackenzie Show will not be eligible for competition. Every article or garment to be the bona fide work of the exhibitor. Patchwork items must be 3 years old or less. All entries must be clean with no stains, animal hair, etc. Only 1 large (quilt size) piece per person. Mackenzie Group of Women's Institute Challenge Cup for most points in Needlework Jean Campbell Tray for the Adult Woman with the most points in Cooking, Flowers, Fruits and Vegetables, Needlework and Fancywork and Arts and Crafts. The Society wishes to thank sponsors The Pin Tin of Geraldine and JR's General Store and spinning demonstrators Fairlie Creative Fibre. ADULT'S NEEDLEWORK The Pin Tin donate a $20.00 voucher for the Most Points in this section. Class metres of bunting Class 874 article of Cross Stitch (stitched area less than 10cm), may be framed Class 875 article of Cross Stitch (stitched area 10cm - 30cm), may be framed Class 876 article of Cross Stitch (more than 30cm), may be framed Class 877 Tapestry, printed design 50

51 Class 878 article of Needlework Class 879 Hooked Rug Class 880 Open, article not in schedule ADULT'S MACHINE SEWING JR's General Store Special Prize of $10.00 for most points in this section. Class 881 Machine Sewn Garment, childs Class 882 Machine Sewn Garment, adults Class 883 Fabric Bag Class 884 Apron Class 885 Garment made with Merino Fabric Class 886 Teddy Bear Class 887 Recycled article Class 888 Cushion, any medium, embroidery or patchwork etc Class 889 Open, article not in schedule PATCHWORK Garment to be completed in full by the exhibitor OR it must be stated who has done the quilting if not done in full by the exhibitor. Fairlie Patchwork Critters Trophy for the most outstanding finished quilt 24x24 any medium. The Pin Tin donate a $20.00 voucher for the Most Points in this section. Class 890 Patchwork Quilt, completed in full by the exhibitor Class 891 Patchwork Quilt, professionally quilted Class 892 Patchwork Quilt, cot or lap size Class 893 Patchwork Quilt, combination of hand and machine piecing and quilting Class 894 Finished Quilt, 24x24, any medium Fairlie Patchwork Critters have donated a trophy for the winner of this class. Class 895 Patchwork Wall Hanging Class 896 Patchwork Bag Class 897 Patchwork Christmas Decoration Class 898 Patchwork Pincushion Class 899 Patchwork article, not in schedule ADULT'S KNITTING JR's General Store Special Prize of $10.00 for most points in this section. Class 900 Baby's 3 ply Hand Knitted Garment Class 901 Child's 4 ply Hand Knitted Garment Class 902 Child's Double Knit Garment Class 903 Adult's Double Knit or Thicker Outer Garment Class 904 Knitted Garment Hand Knitted Other than Wool Class 905 Machine Knitted Garment Class 906 Matinee Jacket 3ply Class 907 Crochet Article Class 908 Knitted Toy Class 909 Open Article, not in schedule TEENAGE AND CHILDREN Entrants to be aged 18 and under Entry Fee: Nil Prize Money: First $3.00, Second $2.00, Third $1.00 The Society thanks The Pin Tin who donates $20 in this section. 51

52 AGE MUST BE STATED ON ALL ARTICLES OR DISQUALIFICATION MAY OCCUR. Class 910 Peggy Square - Primary (DK No 8 Needles) Class 911 Knitted Article - Secondary Class 912 Small Piece Tapestry - Primary Class 913 Small Piece Tapestry - Secondary Class 914 Cross Stitch - Primary The Pin Tin give a special prize of $10.00 to the winner in this class. Class 915 Cross Stitch - Secondary The Pin Tin give a special prize of $10.00 to the winner of this class. Class 916 Novelty Article - Primary Class 917 Novelty Article - Secondary Class 918 Christmas Decoration, Hand sewn - Primary Class 919 Christmas Decoration, Hand Sewn - Secondary Class 920 Open, Article not in schedule - Primary Class 921 Open, Article not in schedule - Secondary GALLERY 77 ART+LIVING ARTS AND CRAFTS Entry Fee: $1.00 Prize Money: First $5.00, Second $3.00, Third $2.00 unless otherwise stated All prize money to be collected from convenor between 4.00 pm and 4.15 pm Challenge Cup presented by Robert Leith Esq for most points in the Art sub-section Mackenzie Potters Trophy for most points in Pottery Fairlie Cottage Craft Cup for Premium Exhibition in Children's Arts & Crafts Jean Campbell Tray for the Adult Woman with the most points in Cooking, Flowers, Fruits and Vegetables, Needlework and Fancywork and Arts and Crafts. Purple Dragon donates a Special Prize of $25.00 for Most Points in the Art sub-section. Gallery 77 Art+Living donates $25 for the winner of Abstract Painting (any media) JR's General Store donates a Special Prize of $15.00 for Most Points in the Arts and Crafts section. DRAWINGS AND PAINTINGS MUST BE ORIGINAL AND ONLY SHOWN ONCE AT THE MACKENZIE HIGHLAND SHOW. ARTICLE MAY BE PROMOTED FOR SALE. Thank you to the sponsor of this section Gallery 77 Art + Living and to our other sponsors JR's General Store, Purple Dragon and Three Creeks. ART Class 922 Representational Painting (any media) Class 923 Abstract Painting (any media) Gallery 77 Art+Living donates $25 for the winner of Abstract Painting (any media) Class 924 Miniature Painting, under 6cm Class 925 Sculpture (any media) 52

53 Class 926 Children Open Entrants to be 14 years & Under Entry Fee:Nil Prize Money: First $3.00, Second $2.00, Third $1.00 FOLK ART Entry Fee: $1.00 Prize Money: First $4.00, Second $2.00, Third $1.00 Class 927 Novice Class A Novice is a person who has not previously won a prize at an A&P Show. Class 928 Traditional Class - traditional forms of folk art Class 929 Decorative Painting Class 930 Painted Glass Bottle Class 931 Painted Gumboot - under 15 years Class 932 Painted Gumboot - 15 years and over Class 933 Painted Stone- under 15 years Class 934 Painted Stone- 15 years and over Class 935 Open, not in schedule SCRAPBOOKING & CARD MAKING - OPEN Entry Fee: $1.00 Prize Money: First $4.00, Second $2.00, Third $1.00 Class 936 Single Layout, open to any theme Class 937 Double Layout, open to any theme Class 938 Computer Generated Layout, single or double Class 939 Hand Made Card, open to any theme SCRAPBOOKING & CARD MAKING - TEENAGE 13 to 17 years of age Entry Fee: Nil Prize Money: First $3.00, Second $2.00, Third $1.00 Class 940 Single or Double Layout, open to any theme Class 941 Computer Generated Layout, single or double Class 942 Hand Made Card, open to any theme SCRAPBOOKING & CARD MAKING - CHILDREN 12 years and under. Entry Fee: Nil Prize Money: First $3.00, Second $2.00, Third $1.00 Class 943 Single or Double Layout Class 944 Computer Generated Layout, single or double Class 945 Hand Made Card, open to any theme SCULPTURE, CARVING AND POTTERY Entry Fee: $1.00 Prize Money: First $4.00, Second $2.00, Third $1.00 Class 946 Wheel Thrown Pottery Class 947 Hand Built Pottery Class 948 Open Sculpture (stone, clay, soap, etc, not wood) Class 949 Open Carving or Engraving (stone, clay, soap, etc, not wood) Class 950 Woodturning Any woodturning, could be bowls, platters, pens, stools, jewellery boxes, boxes, etc Class 951 Woodcarving Wooden caricatures or figurines, walking sticks, spoons, pipes, animals Class 952 Wooden Toys Class 953 Wooden Sign Class 954 Open Woodwork Article 53

54 JEWELLERY- OPEN, TEENAGE (13-17), CHILDREN (12 AND UNDER) Entry:$1.00 (Open) Nil (Teenage and Children) Prize Money: First $3.00, Second $2.00, Third $1.00 Class 955 Necklace - Open Class 956 Necklace - Teenage Class 957 Necklace - Children Class 958 Bracelet - Open Class 959 Bracelet - Teenage Class 960 Bracelet - Children Class 961 Loom Band Jewellery - Teenage and Children Class 962 Other - Open Class 963 Other - Teenage Class 964 Other - Children MACKENZIE SUPPLY SERVICES SCHOOL INDUSTRY AND HOBBY A huge THANK YOU to MACKENZIE SUPPLY SERVICES for sponsoring this section's special prizes and prize money. MACKENZIE SUPPLY SERVICES SCHOOL INDUSTRY Entry Fee: Nil Prize Money: First $4.00, Second $3.00, Third $2.00, Fourth $1.00 Highly Commended Certificates awarded. MACKENZIE SUPPLY SERVICES donates special prize of $50.00 for Most Points in the School Industry Section. ALL PAINTINGS AND DRAWINGS UNMOUNTED A3 AND STRICTLY FOLLOW CLASS DESCRIPTION. CLASS NUMBER, NAME, SCHOOL AND YEAR MUST BE STATED ON ALL ENTRIES. Theme for Artwork using paint, crayon, pastel, dye or combination: Pre-school is "Your Family", Year 1-6 is "Transport" and College is "Transport". Class 965 Pre-school - Artwork using paint, crayon, pastel, dye or combination Class 966 Year 1 - Artwork using paint, crayon, pastel, dye or combination Class 967 Year 2 - Artwork using paint, crayon, pastel, dye or combination Class 968 Year 3 - Artwork using paint, crayon, pastel, dye or combination Class 969 Year 4 - Artwork using paint, crayon, pastel, dye or combination Class 970 Year 5 - Artwork using paint, crayon, pastel, dye or combination Class 971 Year 6 - Artwork using paint, crayon, pastel, dye or combination Class 972 Year 7 - Artwork using paint, crayon, pastel, dye or combination Class 973 Year 8 - Artwork using paint, crayon, pastel, dye or combination Class 974 Year 9/10 - Artwork using paint, crayon, pastel, dye or combination 54

55 Class 975 Year 11/12/13 - Artwork using paint, crayon, pastel, dye or combination Class 976 Year 3 & 4 - Book Cover Class 977 Year 5 & 6 - Book Cover Above two classes are to design and create an A4 book cover, by hand. Judge will be taking into consideration, font, text, layout, size, borders and colour impact. Theme is Autobiography. Class 978 Years 1 through 4- Artwork in a collage style, using fabric, etc. Class 979 Years 5 & 6 - Artwork in a collage style, using fabric, etc. MACKENZIE SUPPLY SERVICES SCHOOL HOBBY Entry Fee: Nil Prize Money: First $4.00, Second $3.00, Third $2.00, Fourth $1.00 PLEASE STATE AGE ON ALL ARTICLES, OTHERWISE DISQUALIFICATION MAY OCCUR. ALL ENTRIES MUST STRICTLY FOLLOW THE CLASS DESCRIPTION. MACKENZIE SUPPLY SERVICES donates special prize of $50.00 for Most Points in the Hobby Section. Class 980 Year 1 to Year 3 - Recycled Art Class 981 Year 3 to Year 6 - Recycled Art Class 982 Year 7 to Year 10 - Recycled Art Class 983 Year 1 to Year 3 - Novelty made from vegetables Class 984 Year 3 to Year 6 - Novelty made from vegetables Class 985 Collage - Year 1 to Year 3 Theme - "Wheels Class 986 Collage - Year 3 to Year 6 Theme - "Wheels" Class 987 Collage - Year 7 to 10 Theme - "Wheels" Class 988 Open Sculpture eg clay, potato, soap etc Class 989 Open Grass Seed Animals/People These are shapes made with grass seed- sown and then clipped and made into shapes Class 990 Computer Generated Design - own, original design Theme- Motor Vehicle Class 991 Computer Generated Design open Theme- Motor Vehicle Class 992 Computer Generated Birthday Card for a Friend - own, original design Class 993 Computer Generated Birthday Card for a Friend - open Class 994 Pottery Article Class 995 A Hobby Collection eg shells, weeds, stamps etc Class 996 A mask, any medium Class 997 Paper - 3D Sculpture Class 998 Papier Mache - Open age group Class 999 Mosaic - Open any age group Class 1000 Hanging Mobile Class 1001 Kitset Model Class 1002 Lego or similar Model - under 40cm in size Class 1003 Lego or similar Model - over 40cm in size Class 1004 Lego or similar Model - own, original design Class 1005 Woodwork Article Class 1006 Open Media 55

56 WEARABLE ARTS Entry Fee: Nil Entries close 23 February 2018 Prizes TBA Entries will be displayed rather than paraded. Early entries may be delivered to the Secretary. Phone (03) to arrange. OPEN Class 1007 Open Class - Individual Class 1008 Open Class - Group CHILDREN (12 years and under) Class 1009 Children's Class PINEWOOD MOTELS PHOTOGRAPHY ALL PHOTOGRAPHS JUDGED PRIOR TO SHOW DAY Photographs to be posted to the Secretary by Friday 23rd March 2018 (PO Box 53, Fairlie 7949). PLEASE ALLOW FOR DELIVERY TIME. If you are NOT collecting all of your photographs after 4:15pm on Show Day, please include a self-addressed, postage paid envelope/courier bag for posting the photos back to you. Entry Fee: $1.00 Prize Money: First $4.00, Second $3.00, Third $2.00 All prize money to be collected from convenor between 4.00pm and 4.15pm Rosette awarded for overall Champion Print and Best Print in the Children's Section Mackenzie Highland Show Book awarded to Champion Print PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING BEFORE ENTERING: Please have your Name and Class Number on the back of the photo so we can put it in the right class, award you a prize if you win and return it if you leave it behind by mistake. NO MOUNTS UNLESS STATED. All photographs submitted for competition must be taken by exhibitor. Prints can be rejected at the discretion of the Convener. A Novice is a person who has not been awarded a prize in Photography at the Mackenzie A&P Show. All photos must be received by the Secretary by the 23rd of March or they will not be judged. Photos to be no larger than 5x7 (12cm x 17cm) unless stated otherwise in the schedule. Own digital developing accepted but must be cropped to right size which is 5x7 or 6x4 unless stated otherwise. No prints to be exhibited in frames. All photos to be unmounted except for Plant(s) Study, Person(s) study, Macro and the Black & White section. Special section: Please read notes THE CONVENOR OF THE SECTION ACCEPTS NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR LOSS OR DAMAGE TO ITEMS ON DISPLAY. Thank you to Major Sponsor Pinewood Motels in Fairlie. 56

57 CHILDREN Entry Fee: Nil... age up to 16 years Prize Money: First $3.00, Second $2.00, Third $1.00 All prints must be unmounted and trimmed to 5x7 or 6x4 Class 1010 Animal(s) Study Class 1011 Winter Time Class 1012 Nature Up Close Class 1013 Landscape Class 1014 Holiday Class 1015 Any other subject NOVICE A person who has not been awarded a prize in Photography at the Mackenzie A&P Show. All prints must be trimmed to 5x7 or 6x4 Class 1016 Child (Children) Study Class 1017 Landscape Class 1018 Up Close Class 1019 Sport and Recreation Class 1020 Animal(s) Study Class 1021 Plant Study OPEN All prints must be trimmed to 5x7 or 6x4 Class 1022 Child (Children) Study Class 1023 Landscape Class 1024 On the Farm Class 1025 Children and Animals (or singular) Class 1026 Water Scene Class 1027 Sport and Recreation Class 1028 Animal(s) Study Class 1029 Nature Class 1030 Portrait Class 1031 Sunrise or Sunset Class 1032 Plant Study Class 1033 The Colour Blue Class 1034 Birds Class 1035 Any other subject PRINTS Mounted and any size Class 1036 Plant(s) Study Class 1037 Person(s) Study Class 1038 Macro - Any Subject BLACK AND WHITE Mounted and any size Class 1039 Person(s) Study Class 1040 Country Scene Class 1041 Any Subject SPECIAL Any size. NO mounts or frames LIMIT 2 ENTRIES PER ENTRANT Class 1042 Computer generated or manipulated images (i.e. Photoshop, etc) Class 1043 Overseas Trip Class 1044 A Day at the Show Class 1045 Fishing Class 1046 Autumn Colours Class 1047 High Country 57

58 PEPPERS BLUEWATER RESORT HIGHLAND DANCING (Conducted under the rules of the Piping & Dancing Assn of NZ) Thank you to major sponsor Peppers Bluewater Resort. Class 1048 Sailors Hornpipe, Under 10 Entry fee: $2.50 Class 1049 Special Sailors Hornpipe, Under 14 Entry Fee: $3.00 Class 1050 Sailors Hornpipe, Under 14 Entry fee: $2.50 Class 1051 Highland Fling, Under 18 - Merit Award Entry Fee: $3.50 Class 1052 Highland Fling, Under 8 Entry fee: $2.50 Class 1053 Sword Dance, Under 12 - Merit Award Entry Fee: $3.00 Class 1054 Seann Truibhas, Open Entry fee: $3.00 Class 1055 Highland Fling, Under 14 Entry fee: $2.50 Class 1056 Local Highland Fling, Any Age Entry fee: $3.00 Class 1057 Highland Fling, Under 10 - Merit Award Entry Fee: $3.00 Class 1058 Highland Fling, Under 7 Entry fee: $2.50 Class 1059 Highland Reel, Under 16-Merit Award (sub Fling) Entry Fee: $3.50 Class 1060 Highland Reel, Under 12 Entry fee: $2.50 Class 1061 Reel O'Tulloch, Under 18 (sub Seann) Entry fee: $3.00 Class 1062 Sword Dance, Under 10 Entry Fee: $2.50 Class 1063 Seann Truibhas, Under 14 -SC Championship Entry Fee: $3.00 Class 1064 Sword Dance, Under 8 Entry fee: $2.50 Class 1065 Sword Dance, Under 16 Entry fee: $3.00 Class 1066 Dress Parade, Any Age Entry fee: $3.00 Class 1067 Irish Jig, Double Time, Under 18 Entry fee: $3.00 Class 1068 Irish Jig, Under 7 Entry fee: $2.50 Class 1069 Irish Hornpipe, Open Entry fee: $3.00 Class 1070 Irish Jig, Under 12 Entry fee: $2.50 Class 1071 Special Irish Jig, Under 14 Entry fee: $

59 Class 1072 ST Jig, Under 16 Entry fee: $3.00 Class 1073 Irish Jig, Under 8 - Merit Award Entry Fee: $3.00 Class 1074 Irish Jig, Single Time, Open Entry fee: $3.00 Class 1075 Waltz Clog, Any Age Entry fee: $3.00 PIPING (Conducted under the rules of the Piping & Dancing Assn of NZ) Thank you to BP2Go Fairlie and Rawleighs (Karen Peck of Temuka) for sponsoring prize money in this section. ENTRIES CLOSE: 23rd February 2018 The second piping board may operate, depending on entries. Minimum entry requirements: for classes with less than 5 entries, only 1st and 2nd prizes will be awarded. Late entries accepted with double the entry fee. Piping to commence at 10.30am. Mackenzie Highland Show Medal C Grade 2/4 March. John Campbell Challenge Trophy and Mackenzie Tartan Champion Scarf for most points in C Grade. Hugh McDonald Challenge Cup for A Grade Piping. Novice is one who has never won a first prize. Play up one grade only. ALTERNATIVE VENUE IN CASE OF WET WEATHER: St Columba Church, Main Street, Fairlie. Pipers are asked to march in the Grand Parade. Class 1076 March (Novice or Learner) Entry Fee: $5.00 Prize Money: $15.00, $10.00, $8.00 Class 1077 Slow March D Grade Entry Fee: $5.00 Prize Money: $15.00, $10.00, $8.00 Class /8 March D Grade Entry Fee: $5.00 Prize Money: $15.00, $10.00, $8.00 Class /4 March D Grade Entry Fee: $5.00 Prize Money: $15.00, $10.00, $8.00 Class 1080 Piobaireachd (Ground & 1st Variation) D Grade Entry Fee: $5.00 Prize Money: $20.00, $15.00, $10.00 Class /8 March C Grade Entry Fee: $6.00 Prize Money: $20.00, $15.00, $10.00 Class /4 March C Grade Entry Fee: $6.00 Prize Money: $20.00, $15.00, $10.00 Class 1083 Strathspey & Reel C Grade Entry Fee: $6.00 Prize Money: $20.00, $15.00, $10.00 Class 1084 Piobaireachd (Full) Entry Fee: $6.00 Prize Money: $30.00, $20.00, $

60 DRUMMING (Conducted under the rules of the Piping & Dancing Assn of NZ) Thank you to LJ Hooker Fairlie for their sponsorship of this section. SOLO DRUMMING ENTRIES CLOSE: 23rd February 2018 JUDGE: Entry Fee: $5.00 Prize Money: $15.00, $10.00, $8.00 Drumming to commence at am on the Piping board. LATE ENTRIES ACCEPTED Minimum entry requirements: for classes with less than 5 entries, only 1st & 2nd prizes will be awarded. Novice is one who has never won a first prize. Play up one grade only. Side Drummers should play with a piper if possible. Bass & Tenor drummers should play with 1-2 pipers and a side drummer if possible. However, this is not essential. RNZPBA Canterbury Centre Solo Drumming rules will be adhered to and are available on line at RNZPBA website. Alternative Venue in case of wet weather: St Columba Church, Main Street, Fairlie. Drummers are asked to march in the Grand Parade. SOLO SIDE DRUMMING Class 1085 Novice - March 2 Parts (any time signature) Class 1086 D Grade - March 4 Parts (simple tune) SOLO TENOR Class 1087 D/C Grade Novice - March 2 Parts (any time signature) Class 1088 Intermediate - March, Strathspey and Reel 4 Parts each Class 1089 Open - March, Strathspey and Reel 4 Parts each SOLO BASS Class 1090 D/C Grade Novice - March 2 Parts (any time signature) Class 1091 Open - March, Strathspey and Reel 4 parts each THE FRONT STORE/ANDAR WOOD CHOPPING KINDLY SPONSORED BY THE FRONT STORE/ANDAR major sponsors) and THE STIHL SHOP TIMARU Thank you to Ashwick Tractor Services, Barber Drilling/Geraldine Auto Restoration, and Placemakers, Goldpine, ITM Building Centre and Mitre 10 for sponsorship. CANINE NEW ZEALAND KENNEL CLUB EVENT Any inquiries to: The Secretary, Lesley Walker, 39 Cook Street, TIMARU Ph: or Fax : Or Show Secretary, Barrie Keetley, PO Box 5551, Papanui CHRISTCHURCH Ph: barrie.k@xtra.co.nz 60

61 PET DOG This will be a lunchtime class (12pm) and it WILL NOT be held at Kennel Club Ring. This is not a NZKC class. Please check in at the Secretary's Office at exactly 12pm for location of judging. This way we hope to avoid any confusion as to the location of the judging. Child Dog Handler (for young persons aged 12 years and under). Not limited to a local resident. Entry Fee: Nil Tartan Rosettes and prizes will be awarded to the first three placings. 1st $3.00, 2nd $2.00, 3rd $1.00 Open to All Pet Dogs - dog does not have to be a purebred. All dogs must be registered and vaccinated. Class 1092 Pet Dog WASTE AWAY SOUTH LTD ALPACAS Breed Entry Fee: Members $7.00, Non Members $10.00 Per Fleece Entry Fee: Members $5.00, Non Members $7.00 Convenor: Rachel Andrews Judges: Breed- to be advised Fleece- to be advised All alpaca entries close on 19th March 2018 IMPORTANT- Breed Judging: On 2nd April All alpacas to be penned by 9:00am -judging to commence at 9:30am. (A little earlier than usual so we can stop for a lunch break) Fleece Judging: PLEASE carefully enter age of alpaca at date of shearing, NOT SHOW DAY. Please send all fleeces to c/o Waste Away South Ltd, 8 Doncaster St, Washdyke, Timaru no later than 26th March Please ensure fleeces are securely packaged and clearly labeled. WE WILL TAKE ALL REASONABLE CARE OF YOUR FLEECES BUT WILL NOT BE HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY LOST, STOLEN OR MISPLACED FLEECES. This show is run under the rules and regulations of AANZ. Conditions of Entry: 1. All alpacas must belong to a clear TB herd where whole herd testing is performed in accordance with the AANZ voluntary TB scheme and either: a) the herd they come from has a current valid (clear) TB whole herd certificate and is situated outside any Declared Movement Control Area for Cattle & Deer as defined and mapped by the Animal Health Board or b) the herd they come from has a current valid (clear) TB whole herd certificate and they are situated within any Declared Movement Control Area for cattle and deer as defined and mapped by the Animal Health Board and the specified alpacas attending the show have been tested clear of TB within 60 days of the show. c) Copies of TB certificates to be enclosed with entry forms. 2. All alpacas entered in Championship Classes must be registered with the IAR and carry a brass IAR ear tag displaying its corresponding IAR number. Copies of registration certificates 61

62 are required to be enclosed with the entry forms. Please note that A1 forms are not acceptable. 3. The exhibitor is the owner(s) listed on the alpaca's registration certificate. In the case of a registered lease, the lessee is deemed the owner. 4. The age of the alpaca is the age on the day of the show. 5. All exhibitors or handlers must place their animals in the pens allotted by the convenor. Placement of show animals in "trade pens" can only be done with the permission of the Chief Steward. 6. No animal shall be removed from the show prior to 4.00pm without permission of the Chief Steward. This will be strictly adhered to. BREED CLASSES: Champion Ribbon & Reserve Champion Ribbons will be awarded for each Huacaya and Suri sub-section. Best of Colour Awards- a Mackenzie tartan rosette will be awarded to the best of each colour in both Suri and Huacaya sections. Supreme Champion Tartan Scarf will be awarded to both Supreme Champion Suri and Supreme Champion Huacaya. FANCY CLASSES: Mackenzie tartan rosettes will be awarded to the Best Female, Best Male and Premier Fancy for both Suri and Huacaya Fancy divisions. FLEECE CLASSES: Champion Ribbon & Reserve Champion Ribbons will be awarded for each Huacaya and Suri sub-section. Best of Colour Awards- a Mackenzie tartan rosette will be awarded to the best of each colour in both Suri and Huacaya sections. Supreme Champion Tartan Scarf will be awarded to both Supreme Champion Suri and Supreme Champion Huacaya. SPONSORSHIP: Thank you to our major sponsor WASTE AWAY SOUTH LTD & TIMARU HIRE LTD Fairhaven Alpacas Inca Lodge Alpacas Shamarra Alpacas Thistledown Alpacas Waiwera Alpacas Sponsorship available: $25- Brochure Acknowledgement for your chosen section $50- Brochure Acknowledgement for your chosen section & pen signage $100- Brochure Acknowledgement for your chosen section, pen signage & prime pen site $150- Brochure Acknowledgement for your chosen section, pen signage, prime pen site & parking, hay bags & water buckets for your alpacas Please let me know if any of these packages are not suitable as I am happy to put a package together to suit you. SURI BREED CLASSES Champion and Reserve Champion presented in each subsection. Best of Colour Awards- a Mackenzie tartan rosette will be awarded to the best of each colour. 62

63 JUNIOR FEMALE SURI Class 2000 Junior Female Suri 6 months & under 12 months - White Class 2001 Junior Female Suri 6 months & under 12 months - Light Fawn Class 2002 Junior Female Suri 6 months & under 12 months - Mid/Dark Fawn Class 2003 Junior Female Suri 6 months & under 12 months - Brown Class 2004 Junior Female Suri 6 months & under 12 months - Grey/Roan Class 2005 Junior Female Suri 6 months & under 12 months - Black JUNIOR MALE SURI Class 2006 Junior Male Suri 6 months & under 12 months - White Class 2007 Junior Male Suri 6 months & under 12 months - Light Fawn Class 2008 Junior Male Suri 6 months & under 12 months - Mid/Dark Fawn Class 2009 Junior Male Suri 6 months & under 12 months - Brown Class 2010 Junior Male Suri 6 months & under 12 months - Grey/Roan Class 2011 Junior Male Suri 6 months & under 12 months - Black INTERMEDIATE FEMALE SURI Class 2012 Intermediate Female Suri 12 & under 24 months - White Class 2013 Intermediate Female Suri 12 & under 24 months - Light Fawn Class 2014 Intermediate Female Suri 12 & under 24 months - Mid/Dark Fawn Class 2015 Intermediate Female Suri 12 & under 24 months - Brown Class 2016 Intermediate Female Suri 12 & under 24 months - Grey/Roan Class 2017 Intermediate Female Suri 12 & under 24 months - Black INTERMEDIATE MALE SURI Class 2018 Intermediate Male Suri 12 & under 24 months - White Class 2019 Intermediate Male Suri 12 & under 24 months - Light Fawn Class 2020 Intermediate Male Suri 12 & under 24 months - Mid/Dark Fawn Class 2021 Intermediate Male Suri 12 & under 24 months - Brown Class 2022 Intermediate Male Suri 12 & under 24 months - Grey/Roan Class 2023 Intermediate Male Suri 12 & under 24 months - Black SENIOR FEMALE SURI Class 2024 Senior Female Suri 24 months & under 36 months - White Class 2025 Senior Female Suri 24 months & under 36 months - Light Fawn 63

64 Class 2026 Senior Female Suri 24 months & under 36 months - Mid/Dark Fawn Class 2027 Senior Female Suri 24 months & under 36 months - Brown Class 2028 Senior Female Suri 24 months & under 36 months - Grey/Roan Class 2029 Senior Female Suri 24 months & under 36 months - Black SENIOR MALE SURI Class 2030 Senior Male Suri 24 months & under 36 months - White Class 2031 Senior Male Suri 24 months & under 36 months - Light Fawn Class 2032 Senior Male Suri 24 months & under 36 months - Mid/Dark Fawn Class 2033 Senior Male Suri 24 months & under 36 months - Brown Class 2034 Senior Male Suri 24 months & under 36 months - Grey/Roan Class 2035 Senior Male Suri 24 months & under 36 months - Black MATURE FEMALE SURI Class 2036 Senior Female Suri 36 months & over - White Class 2037 Senior Female Suri 36 months & over - Light Fawn Class 2038 Senior Female Suri 36 months & over - Mid/Dark Fawn Class 2039 Senior Female Suri 36 months & over - Brown Class 2040 Senior Female Suri 36 months & over - Grey/Roan Class 2041 Senior Female Suri 36 months & over - Black MATURE MALE SURI Class 2042 Senior Male Suri 36 months & over - White Class 2043 Senior Male Suri 36 months & over - Light Fawn Class 2044 Senior Male Suri 36 months & over - Mid/Dark Fawn Class 2045 Senior Male Suri 36 months & over - Brown Class 2046 Senior Male Suri 36 months & over - Grey/Roan Class 2047 Senior Male Suri 36 months & over - Black HUACAYA BREED CLASSES Champion and Reserve Champion presented in each subsection. Best of Colour Awards- a Mackenzie tartan rosette will be awarded to the best of each colour. JUNIOR FEMALE HUACAYA Class 2048 Junior Female Huacaya 6 & under 12 months - White Class 2049 Junior Female Huacaya 6 & under 12 months - Light Fawn Class 2050 Junior Female Huacaya 6 & under 12 months - Mid/Dark Fawn Class 2051 Junior Female Huacaya 6 & under 12 months - Brown Class 2052 Junior Female Huacaya 6 & under 12 months - Grey/Roan 64

65 Class 2053 Junior Female Huacaya 6 & under 12 months - Black JUNIOR MALE HUACAYA Class 2054 Junior Male Huacaya 6 & under 12 months - White Class 2055 Junior Male Huacaya 6 & under 12 months - Light Fawn Class 2056 Junior Male Huacaya 6 & under 12 months - Mid/Dark Fawn Class 2057 Junior Male Huacaya 6 & under 12 months - Brown Class 2058 Junior Male Huacaya 6 & under 12 months - Grey/Roan Class 2059 Junior Male Huacaya 6 & under 12 months - Black INTERMEDIATE FEMALE HUACAYA Class 2060 Intermediate Female Huacaya 12 & under 24 months - White Class 2061 Intermediate Female Huacaya 12 & under 24 months - Light Fawn Class 2062 Intermediate Female Huacaya 12 & under 24 months - Mid/Dark Fawn Class 2063 Intermediate Female Huacaya 12 & under 24 months - Brown Class 2064 Intermediate Female Huacaya 12 & under 24 months - Grey/Roan Class 2065 Intermediate Female Huacaya 12 & under 24 months - Black INTERMEDIATE MALE HUACAYA Class 2066 Intermediate Male Huacaya 12 & under 24 months - White Class 2067 Intermediate Male Huacaya 12 & under 24 months - Light Fawn Class 2068 Intermediate Male Huacaya 12 & under 24 months - Mid/Dark Fawn Class 2069 Intermediate Male Huacaya 12 & under 24 months - Brown Class 2070 Intermediate Male Huacaya 12 & under 24 months - Grey/Roan Class 2071 Intermediate Male Huacaya 12 & under 24 months - Black SENIOR FEMALE HUACAYA Class 2072 Senior Female Huacaya 24 months & under 36 months - White Class 2073 Senior Female Huacaya 24 months & under 36 months - Light Fawn Class 2074 Senior Female Huacaya 24 months & under 36 months - Mid/Dark Fawn Class 2075 Senior Female Huacaya 24 months & under 36 months - Brown Class 2076 Senior Female Huacaya 24 months & under 36 months - Grey/Roan Class 2077 Senior Female Huacaya 24 months & under 36 months - Black SENIOR MALE HUACAYA Class 2078 Senior Male Huacaya 24 months & under 36 months - White 65

66 Class 2079 Senior Male Huacaya 24 months & under 36 months - Light Fawn Class 2080 Senior Male Huacaya 24 months & under 36 months- Mid/Dark Fawn Class 2081 Senior Male Huacaya 24 months & under 36 months- Brown Class 2082 Senior Male Huacaya 24 months & under 36 months - Grey/Roan Class 2083 Senior Male Huacaya 24 months & under 36 months - Black MATURE FEMALE HUACAYA Class 2084 Mature Female Huacaya 36 months & over - White Class 2085 Mature Female Huacaya 36 months & over - Light Fawn Class 2086 Mature Female Huacaya 36 months & over - Mid/Dark Fawn Class 2087 Mature Female Huacaya 36 months & over - Brown Class 2088 Mature Female Huacaya 36 months & over - Grey/Roan Class 2089 Mature Female Huacaya 36 months & over - Black MATURE MALE HUACAYA Class 2090 Mature Male Huacaya 36 months & over - White Class 2091 Mature Male Huacaya 36 months & over - Light Fawn Class 2092 Mature Male Huacaya 36 months & over - Mid/Dark Fawn Class 2093 Mature Male Huacaya 36 months & over - Brown Class 2094 Mature Male Huacaya 36 months & over - Grey/Roan Class 2095 Mature Male Huacaya 36 months & over - Black FANCY SURI SHOW Mackenzie tartan rosette awarded to Best Female Fancy Suri, Best Male Fancy Suri, Premier Fancy Suri Class 2096 Junior Female 6 & under 12 months Class 2097 Junior Male 6 & under 12 months Class 2098 Intermediate Female 12 & under 24 months Class 2099 Intermediate Male 12 & under 24 months Class 2100 Senior Female 24 months & under 36 months Class 2101 Senior Male 24 months & under 36 months Class 2102 Mature Female 36 months & over Class 2103 Mature Male 36 months & over FANCY HUACAYA SHOW Mackenzie tartan rosette awarded to Best Female Fancy Huacaya, Best Male Fancy Huacaya, Premier Fancy Huacaya Class 2104 Junior Female 6 & under 12 months Class 2105 Junior Male 6 & under 12 months Class 2106 Intermediate Female 12 & under 24 months Class 2107 Intermediate Male 12 & under 24 months Class 2108 Senior Female 24 months & under 36 months Class 2109 Senior Male 24 months & under 36 months Class 2110 Mature Female 36 months & over Class 2111 Mature male 36 months & over 66

67 NON-CHAMPIONSHIP CLASSES NOTE: Progeny and Get classes are to be entered on the day of the Show. Sires/dams name and the names of his/her progeny are to be registered with the Chief Steward before the commencement of the judging of the special classes. Class 2112 Wether (Suri) 6 months & over may be unregistered, must not be entire Class 2113 Wether (Huacaya) 6 months & over may be unregistered, must not be entire. Class 2114 Get of Dam (Suri) This class is for the exhibiting of progeny from the same dam. The dam is not shown. Progeny are shown in groups of two and can be of mixed sex, age and colour but must have been shown in their respective Championship classes at the same show. Progeny can be owned by different exhibitors. Class 2115 Get of Dam (Huacaya ) Details as for Get of Dam (Suri) Class 2116 Sires Progeny (Suri) This class is for the exhibiting of progeny from the same sire. The sire is not shown. Progeny are shown in groups of two and can be of mixed sex, age and colour but must have been shown in their respective Championship classes at the same show. Progeny can be owned by different exhibitors. Class 2117 Sires Progeny (Huacaya) Details as for Sires Progeny (Suri) Class 2118 Child Handler (5-10 years inclusive) Nil Entry Fee. To be judged on handling, ability and knowledge. Class 2119 Junior Handler (11-16 years inclusive) Nil Entry Fee. To be judged on handling, ability and knowledge. ALPACA FLEECE Champion Ribbon & Reserve Champion Ribbons will be awarded for each Huacaya and Suri sub-section. Best of Colour Awards- a Mackenzie tartan rosette will be awarded to the best of each colour in both Suri and Huacaya sections. Supreme Champion Tartan Scarf will be awarded to both Supreme Champion Suri and Supreme Champion Huacaya. SURI FLEECE CLASSES Champion and Reserve Champion presented in each subsection. Best of Colour Awards- a Mackenzie tartan rosette will be awarded to the best of each colour. JUNIOR FEMALE SURI FLEECE Class 2120 Suri Skirted Fleece - 6 & under 12 months - White Class 2121 Suri Skirted Fleece - 6 & under 12 months - Light Fawn Class 2122 Suri Skirted Fleece - 6 & under 12 months - Mid/Dark Fawn Class 2123 Suri Skirted Fleece - 6 & under 12 months - Brown Class 2124 Suri Skirted Fleece - 6 & under 12 months - Grey/Roan 67

68 Class 2125 Suri Skirted Fleece - 6 & under 12 months - Black JUNIOR MALE SURI FLEECE Class 2126 Suri Skirted Fleece - 6 & under 12 months - White Class 2127 Suri Skirted Fleece - 6 & under 12 months - Light Fawn Class 2128 Suri Skirted Fleece - 6 & under 12 months - Mid/Dark Fawn Class 2129 Suri Skirted Fleece - 6 & under 12 months - Brown Class 2130 Suri Skirted Fleece - 6 & under 12 months - Grey/Roan Class 2131 Suri Skirted Fleece - 6 & under 12 months - Black INTERMEDIATE FEMALE SURI FLEECE Class 2132 Suri Skirted Fleece - 12 & under 24 months - White Class 2133 Suri Skirted Fleece - 12 & under 24 months - Light Fawn Class 2134 Suri Skirted Fleece - 12 & under 24 months - Mid/Dark Fawn Class 2135 Suri Skirted Fleece - 12 & under 24 months - Brown Class 2136 Suri Skirted Fleece - 12 & under 24 months - Grey/Roan Class 2137 Suri Skirted Fleece - 12 & under 24 months - Black INTERMEDIATE MALE SURI FLEECE Class 2138 Suri Skirted Fleece - 12 & under 24 months - White Class 2139 Suri Skirted Fleece - 12 & under 24 months - Light Fawn Class 2140 Suri Skirted Fleece - 12 & under 24 months - Mid/Dark Fawn Class 2141 Suri Skirted Fleece - 12 & under 24 months - Brown Class 2142 Suri Skirted Fleece - 12 & under 24 months - Grey/Roan Class 2143 Suri Skirted Fleece - 12 & under 24 months - Black SENIOR FEMALE SURI FLEECE Class 2144 Suri Skirted Fleece - 24 months & under 36 months - White Class 2145 Suri Skirted Fleece - 24 months & under 36 months - Light Fawn Class 2146 Suri Skirted Fleece - 24 months & under 36 months - Mid/Dark Fawn Class 2147 Suri Skirted Fleece - 24 months & under 36 months - Brown Class 2148 Suri Skirted Fleece - 24 months & under 36 months - Grey/Roan Class 2149 Suri Skirted Fleece - 24 months & under 36 months - Black SENIOR MALE SURI FLEECE Class 2150 Suri Skirted Fleece - 24 months & under 36 months - White 68

69 Class 2151 Suri Skirted Fleece - 24 months & under 36 months - Light Fawn Class 2152 Suri Skirted Fleece - 24 months & under 36 months - Mid/Dark Fawn Class 2153 Suri Skirted Fleece - 24 months & under 36 months - Brown Class 2154 Suri Skirted Fleece - 24 months & under 36 months - Grey/Roan Class 2155 Suri Skirted Fleece - 24 months & under 36 months - Black MATURE FEMALE SURI FLEECE Class 2156 Suri Skirted Fleece - 36 months & over - White Class 2157 Suri Skirted Fleece - 36 months & over - Light Fawn Class 2158 Suri Skirted Fleece - 36 months & over - Mid/Dark Fawn Class 2159 Suri Skirted Fleece - 36 months & over - Brown Class 2160 Suri Skirted Fleece - 36 months & over - Black MATURE MALE SURI FLEECE Class 2161 Suri Skirted Fleece - 36 months & over - White Class 2162 Suri Skirted Fleece - 36 months & over - Light Fawn Class 2163 Suri Skirted Fleece - 36 months & over - Mid/Dark Fawn Class 2164 Suri Skirted Fleece - 36 months & over - Brown Class 2165 Suri Skirted Fleece - 36 months & over - Grey/Roan Class 2166 Suri Skirted Fleece - 36 months & over - Black HUACAYA FLEECE CLASSES Champion and Reserve Champion presented in each subsection. Best of Colour Awards- a Mackenzie tartan rosette will be awarded to the best of each colour. JUNIOR FEMALE HUACAYA FLEECE Class 2167 Huacaya Skirted Fleece - 6 & under 12 months - White Class 2168 Huacaya Skirted Fleece - 6 & under 12 months - Light Fawn Class 2169 Huacaya Skirted Fleece - 6 & under 12 months - Mid/Dark Fawn Class 2170 Huacaya Skirted Fleece - 6 & under 12 months - Brown Class 2171 Huacaya Skirted Fleece - 6 & under 12 months - Grey/Roan Class 2172 Huacaya Skirted Fleece - 6 & under 12 months - Black JUNIOR MALE HUACAYA FLEECE Class 2173 Huacaya Skirted Fleece - 6 & under 12 months - White Class 2174 Huacaya Skirted Fleece - 6 & under 12 months - Light Fawn Class 2175 Huacaya Skirted Fleece - 6 & under 12 months - Mid/Dark Fawn Class 2176 Huacaya Skirted Fleece - 6 & under 12 months - Brown 69

70 Class 2177 Huacaya Skirted Fleece - 6 & under 12 months - Grey/Roan Class 2178 Huacaya Skirted Fleece - 6 & under 12 months - Black INTERMEDIATE FEMALE HUACAYA FLEECE Class 2179 Huacaya Skirted Fleece - 12 & under 24 months - White Class 2180 Huacaya Skirted Fleece - 12 & under 24 months - Light Fawn Class 2181 Huacaya Skirted Fleece - 12 & under 24 months - Mid/Dark Fawn Class 2182 Huacaya Skirted Fleece - 12 & under 24 months - Brown Class 2183 Huacaya Skirted Fleece - 12 & under 24 months - Grey/Roan Class 2184 Huacaya Skirted Fleece - 12 & under 24 months - Black INTERMEDIATE MALE HUACAYA FLEECE Class 2185 Huacaya Skirted Fleece - 12 & under 24 months - White Class 2186 Huacaya Skirted Fleece - 12 & under 24 months - Light Fawn Class 2187 Huacaya Skirted Fleece - 12 & under 24 months - Mid/Dark Fawn Class 2188 Huacaya Skirted Fleece - 12 & under 24 months - Brown Class 2189 Huacaya Skirted Fleece - 12 & under 24 months - Grey/Roan Class 2190 Huacaya Skirted Fleece - 12 & under 24 months - Black SENIOR FEMALE HUACAYA FLEECE Class 2191 Huacaya Skirted Fleece - 24 months & under 36 months - White Class 2192 Huacaya Skirted Fleece - 24 months & under 36 months - Light Fawn Class 2193 Huacaya Skirted Fleece - 24 months & under 36 months - Mid/Dark Fawn Class 2194 Huacaya Skirted Fleece - 24 months & under 36 months - Brown Class 2195 Huacaya Skirted Fleece - 24 months & under 36 months - Grey/Roan Class 2196 Huacaya Skirted Fleece - 24 months & under 36 months - Black SENIOR MALE HUACAYA FLEECE Class 2197 Huacaya Skirted Fleece - 24 months & under 36 months - White Class 2198 Huacaya Skirted Fleece - 24 months & under 36 months - Light Fawn Class 2199 Huacaya Skirted Fleece - 24 months & under 36 months - Mid/Dark Fawn Class 2200 Huacaya Skirted Fleece - 24 months & under 36 months - Brown Class 2201 Huacaya Skirted Fleece - 24 months & under 36 months - Grey/Roan Class 2202 Huacaya Skirted Fleece - 24 months & under 36 months - Black MATURE FEMALE HUACAYA FLEECE 70

71 Class 2203 Huacaya Skirted Fleece - 36 months & over - White Class 2204 Huacaya Skirted Fleece - 36 months & over - Light Fawn Class 2205 Huacaya Skirted Fleece - 36 months & over - Mid/Dark Fawn Class 2206 Huacaya Skirted Fleece - 36 months & over - Brown Class 2207 Huacaya Skirted Fleece - 36 months & over - Grey/Roan Class 2208 Huacaya Skirted Fleece - 36 months & over - Black MATURE MALE HUACAYA FLEECE Class 2209 Huacaya Skirted Fleece - 36 months & over - White Class 2210 Huacaya Skirted Fleece - 36 months & over - Light Fawn Class 2211 Huacaya Skirted Fleece - 36 months & over - Mid/Dark Fawn Class 2212 Huacaya Skirted Fleece - 36 months & over - Brown Class 2213 Huacaya Skirted Fleece - 36 months & over - Grey/Roan Class 2214 Huacaya Skirted Fleece - 36 months & over Bla 71