4 th 7 th October 2018 ~ACA affiliated event~

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1 4 th 7 th October 2018 ~ACA affiliated event~ Nominations 24 Hour 1pm 21 st September Noms via Campdraft Central Enquiries regarding nominations support@campdraftcentral.com.au Noms to be paid by C.O.B 26 th Sept ~~ No payment = No entry ~~ Event enquiries Jane Douglas Secretary (campdraft only) Rider/Horse changes will only be taken at the Secretary s Office 30 barkly.campdraft@outlook.com minutes before event commences. No changes accepted after event has started CATTLE LIMITS APPLY ~ Event numbers are limited ~ Waitlist will be operating Scratchings will be handled in accordance with ACA rule D.5 Tennant Creek Tyre Centre Best of the Best ~ $1500 Tennant Creek Memo Club Open Draft totalling $4,120 + trophies including Gold Nugget from Centre Jewellers Highest scoring ASHS & AQHA awards please ensure horse rego info is up to date on Campdraft Central Australian Stock Horse Society NT/WA Branch Australian Quarter Horse Association Thursday 4 th October Challenges ~ 7am start (in conjunction with the NT Triple Crown Series) Outback Caravan Park 6 yrs & Over Challenge ~ $1,500 Open to anyone & any horse; $50 nomination; Dry work & wet work Murranji Water Drilling 5 yrs & Under Challenge ~ $1,500 Open to anyone & any horse; $50 nomination; Dry work & wet work Miss Helen Kempe Farewell Juvenile Challenge ~ $500 Juvenile (13 U18 yrs); $20 nomination; Dry work & wet work Barkly Hardware & Gas Junior Challenge ~ $400 Junior (8 U13 yrs); $15 nomination; Dry work & wet work Barkly Plumbing Mini Challenge ~ $250 Mini (Under 8 years); $ nomination; Dry work & wet work

2 Campdraft ~ 4pm start Barkly Tablelands Social Clubs Jackaroo Encouragement Draft $600 (2 horse limit) Nom: $30 ~ 1 st $250 + trophy, 2 nd $170, 3 rd $0, 4 th $50, 5 th $30 An Encouragement Campdraft competitor shall be 17 years and over, and have not won One (1) Encouragement, or one (1) open age campdraft or placed 3 times in an open age campdraft. As per ACA Rule Book.4. Barkly Tablelands Social Clubs Jillaroo Encouragement Draft $600 (2 horse limit) Nom: $30 ~ 1 st $250 + trophy, 2 nd $170, 3 rd $0, 4 th $50, 5 th $30 An Encouragement Campdraft competitor shall be 17 years and over, and have not won One (1) Encouragement, or one (1) open age campdraft or placed 3 times in an open age campdraft. As per ACA Rule Book.4. Jackaroo & Jillaroo Drafts are to be run together Harry Redford Trophy Will be awarded to the Jackeroo & Jillaroo with the highest aggregate points gained between the Brunette Jack/Jill draft held on the 27th September and the Barkly Jack/ Jill. Must be Maiden Rider nominated by Manager/Owner (Riders must wear helmet) Open to a Jack/Jill who has not won any draft other than Juvenile/Junior/Brunette J/J draft Must be riding a Maiden station bred horse and not previously won the Harry Redford trophy Thursday Evening ~ 6.30pm ~ Presentations Barkly Gold Rush Challenges NT Triple Crown Jackaroo & Jillaroo Drafts Harry Redford Trophy Friday 5 th October ~ 6am start Mt Riddock Pastoral Co. Maiden Draft $ 19 ~ 1 round + final Nom: $45 ~ 1st $650 + Trophy, 2nd $500, 3rd $300, 4th $175, 5th $0, 6th $85, 7 th $60, 8 th $40 Mike Nash Electrical Top Cut Out ~ (1st round) Trophy Sponsored by Emmerson Resources Bilba Group Gymkhana Events Nom: Adults $20 - Kids $15 for All Events All participants must be ACA members Barrels, Bending, Flags, Stake race & Keyhole 7 & under Led and Unled, 8 to under 13, 13 to under 17, 17 & over Lonestar Service Station Maiden for Maiden Draft $950 ~ (1 horse limit) ~ 1 Round and Final Maiden horse / Maiden Rider will break Maiden Status of highest scoring Horse and Rider Nom $20 ~ 1st $350 + trophy, 2nd $250, 3rd $150, 4th $90, 5th $60, 6th $50 Trophy sponsored by Tennant Creek Station R&M Motorcycles Top Cut Out ~ (1st round) Mt Riddock Pastoral Co. Maiden Final Lonestar Service Station Maiden for Maiden Final Friday Evening ~ 6.00pm BBQ, Bar and Entertainment Mystery Novelty Event Pony Auction 7pm DJ Nathan Collier Charity Auction: Pumpkin 3yo pony filly. Proceeds to Dolly s Dream Foundation #doitfordolly Pony details: Sally Towne sallytowne@gmail.com Auction details (incl. phone bids): Caila Simpson, Elders Senior Sales Support Officer (08) caila.simpson@elders.com.au

3 Saturday 6 th Oct. ~ 6:00am start Tennant Creek Memo Club 1st Round Open Draft $700 ~ 2 rounds and final Nom $80 ~ 1st $250, 2nd $200, 3rd $150, 4th $0 Marlow Canete & Associates Top Cut Out ~ 1st round Rotary EClub of Outback Australia Mini Draft U8 years $88 (2 horse Limit) Nom $5 ~ 1st $25 + trophy, 2nd $20, 3rd $15, 4th $13, 5th $, 6th $5 Trophy Sponsored By Saddleworld NT Carli Thompson Memorial Junior Draft 8-U13years $165 (2 horse Limit) Nom $ ~ 1st $50 + trophy, 2nd $40, 3rd $30, 4th $20, 5th $15, 6th $ Trophy Sponsored By Landmark Alice Springs Stocklick Trading Juvenile Draft 13-U17 years $230 (2 horse Limit) Nom $15 ~ 1st $80 + trophy, 2nd $50, 3rd $40, 4th $25, 5th $20, 6th $15 Trophy Sponsored By Centre Canvas Tennant Creek Memo Club 2 nd Round Open Draft $525 1st $200, 2nd $150, 3rd $0, 4th $75 Tennant Creek Memo Club Open Final $2895 1st $00 + Trophy necklace/pendant, 2nd $750, 3rd $500, 4th $350, 5th $175, 6th $120 Trophy Sponsored By Lavery Plumbing Saturday Night Rodeo ~ Barkly Rodeo Association Nom forms & waivers will available on the Barkly Rodeo Association Facebook page or barklyrodeo@outlook.com. For Further Info Contact Kelli McLaughlin DO NOT CONTACT CAMPDRAFT SECRETARY FOR RODEO INFO Sunday 7 th Oct. ~ 6:00am start Carlton United Breweries Novice Draft $2605 ~ 1 round and final Nom: $55 ~First Round, 1st $200, 2nd $150, 3rd $0, 4th $75 1st $700 + trophy, 2nd $500, 3rd $300, 4th $220, 5th $160, 6th $0, 7 th $60, 8 th $40 Helimuster NT Top Cut Out ~ 1st round Trophy Sponsored By Barber Hire Tennant Creek Tyre Centre Best of the Best Restricted Open $1500 Nom $60 ~ 1st $00, 2nd $300, 3rd $200 Entry restricted to open horses only Maximum 50 nominations. Trophy sponsored by Remote Concrete Barkly Homestead Top Cut Out Carlton United Breweries Novice Final Presentations to follow finals each day, unless otherwise announced In the event of insufficient time to run finals each day, they shall be postponed to a later day at the committee s discretion ***Note*** It is a requirement of the Department of Primary Industry & Resources that all horses from TICKY areas require an inspection, approved treatment and a permit from an inspector. Interstate horses require a relevant Health Certificate/ Waybill.

4 Rules/Conditions The committee reserves the right to change or alter the program at any time. Committee and Judges decision is final. Mini, Junior & Juvenile competitors (As per ACA rule B.5(e)) Riders under the age of 18 must wear a helmet at all ACA affiliated events. Helmets must comply with current safety standards and be securely fastened under the chin at all times. Encouragement Rider (As per ACA rule.4) An Encouragement Campdraft competitor shall be 17 years and over. Who has not won an Open age draft (i.e. Maiden, Novice, Open, Ladies, Associates) or a restricted draft as in 9.3 and 9.4. Competitors cease to be eligible to compete after winning One (1) Encouragements, or one (1) open age campdraft or placing 3 times in an open age campdraft. Maiden Rider (As per ACA rule.5) A Maiden Campdraft competitor must not have won a Campdraft that breaks a horse s status. i.e. Maiden, Maiden 4 Maiden, Novice, Open, Restricted Open, Ladies or a restricted draft as in 9.3. Horse Status (As per ACA rule 9.4)The status of a horse winning a campdraft will be determined by the highest class of horse with exception of Juniors, Juveniles, Ladies, Old Buffers, Associates and Encouragement Campdrafts. The winner attains the status of the highest class of horse participating e.g. if one Open horse competes then it is classed as an Open draft. ASHS and AQHA High Point Awards All competitors wishing to enter horses in registered classes are reminded that horses need to be registered to a current financial member and the rider must be a current financial member of the relevant association. Proof of registration and current membership must be produced if required. Aggregate scores High Point Awards, Highest cut-out, Highest dry-work and Highest wet-work prizes will be calculated on First Round scores. All other high score prizes will be calculated over the whole program by combining scores from all sections. Age determination The age of horses will be calculated from the first day of August in the year it was foaled. All horses foaled before the first of August in any year, shall be deemed one year old on that date. Challenges held from 1st August to 31st December horses will be Five Years and Under. Any horse that is a 4 year old prior to 1st August will become a 5 year old on 1st August and may continue to compete in the 5 & Under Challenge for that calendar year. Any horse that is a 5 year old prior to 1st August will become a 6 year old on 1st August and so is not eligible to compete in the 5 & Under Challenge. For the purpose of this event registration papers, registered brands, Managers/ Owners declaration, or veterinary/ committee inspection shall determine age. The committee reserves the right to request the presentation of all registration documents and to inspect horses for proof of age. Disclaimer All competitors whilst competing do so at their own risk. The organising committee does not accept liability for any accident, damage, injury or illness to horses, riders, beasts, grounds, and spectators or any other person or property whatsoever. Stockman s Challenge Prizemoney Round Money 5 & Under/6 & Over Juvenile Junior Mini Dry Work $0 + Trophy $50 $25 $ Wet Work $0 + Trophy $50 $25 $ Highest aggregate Score 1 st 2 nd 3 rd 4 th 5 th 6 th 6 & Over $500 + Trophy $300 $200 $150 $0 $50 5 & Under $500 + Trophy $300 $200 $150 $0 $50 Juvenile $152 + Trophy $88 $64 $48 $32 $16 Junior $136 + Trophy $78 $56 $42 $28 $14 Mini $90 + Trophy $50 $36 $28 $18 $

5 6 & Over Pattern Adapted from Cloncurry Challenge Pattern Step Procedure Points 0 1 Crack stock whip to commence work Enter the working arena on a loose rein at a walk 2 Pick up a working trot and trot around the working area to 3 3 Pick up a working canter and canter a straight line on near lead 4 Halt spin to right 6 1 ¼ spins to left 7 8 Canter a small slow circle to the left on near lead. Canter a large faster circle to the left, do not close the circle but continue on to 9 9 Stop, and without hesitation do a right roll back. Continue back to centre of line at a canter on off lead 11 Canter a small slow circle to the right Canter a large faster circle to the right, do not close the circle but continue on to Stop, and without hesitation do a left roll back. Continue back to centre of line at a canter on near lead. 13,14 Gallop a fast figure 8 with 2 flying changes Continue at the gallop around to 16 Stop and settle the horse Back the horse over his tracks Ride to judge for inspection, on a loose rein. HALT Overall horsemanship (including the demonstration of continuity between sections and an impression of free-flowing movements) TOTAL 0

6 5 & Under Pattern Adapted from Cloncurry Challenge Pattern Step Procedure Points 0 1 Crack stock whip to commence work Enter the working arena on a loose rein at a walk 2 Pick up a working trot and trot around the working area to 3 3 Pick up a canter and canter a straight line on near lead 4 Halt spin to right 6 1 ¼ spins to left 7 8 Canter a small slow circle to the left on near lead. Canter a large faster circle to the left, do not close the circle but continue on to 9 9 Stop, and without hesitation do a right roll back. Continue back to centre of line at a canter on off lead 11 Canter a small slow circle to the right Canter a large faster circle to the right, do not close the circle but continue on to Stop, and without hesitation do a left roll back. Continue back to centre of line at a canter on near lead. 13,14 Canter figure 8 with 2 simple lead changes Continue at a Canter around to 16 Stop and settle the horse Back the horse over his tracks Ride to judge for inspection, on a loose rein. HALT Overall horsemanship (including the demonstration of continuity between sections and an impression of free-flowing movements) TOTAL 0

7 Junior & Juvenile Pattern Adapted from ASH handbook Pattern. * Junior competitors are not required to carry a whip during the workout. 1. At A, walk to B on light rein *showing that horse accepts whip. Trot to C. 2. At C working trot 20 metre circle to the left. 3. At C working canter 20 metre circle to the left. 4. At C working trot 20 metre circle to the right. 5. At C working canter 20 metre three-quarter circle to the right. 6. Canter straight to D. Halt and roll back to the left. 7. Canter straight to E. Halt and roll back to the right. 8. On light rein canter around work area back to C, from C trot straight to B. 9. At B halt, back up 3 paces, hesitate and return to A at a walk.. General appearance, obedience and paces to be judged.

8 Mini Challenge Pattern Adapted from ASHS Pattern H2 1. Walk to A. 2. At A Walk circle left. 3. At A trot circle right. 4. At A trot circle left. 5. At A Walk half circle right, continue to B. 6. At B, Stop, Rein back 4 paces. 7. Walk back to Judge. 8. General appearance and overall impression to be judged.