The Black Isle Show 2017

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1 The Black Isle Show 2017 Premium Lists Of Horse Section (Shetland Miniature & Standard, Highland, Clydesdale) Thursday 3rd August 2017 Showjumping Wednesday Evening 3rd August at 5pm Secretary: Mr Rod Mackenzie, Mannsfield Showground, Muir of Ord, Ross Shire, IV6 7RS. Tel: Fax: Website: This premium list is available on our web site and entry forms can be printed off as PDF documents. Note - Entries will only be accepted by POST to the above address. CLOSING DATE - 30th June 2017 The correct monies must also be enclosed NO LATE ENTRIES DUE TO CATALOGUE PRINTING DEADLINE ***Exhibitors cannot Change Classes once Deadline has Passed *** PLEASE NOTE ANY CHANGES OF JUDGES WILL BE NOTIFIED ON OUR WEBSITE PRIOR TO THE CLOSING DATE FOR ENTRIES. OFFICIALS & COMMITTEE 2017 Honorary Presidents Mr Alasdair Cameron, Wellhouse, Muir of Ord. Ms Roda McKenzie, Cabuie, 8 Marine Terrace, Rosemarkie Mr Hugh MacLennan, Springfield Farm, Cullicudden, Dingwall President Mr George MacIver, Bog of Auchterflow, Munlochy Vice President Mr Stephen MacKenzie, Auchmore Farm, Muir of Ord Junior Vice President Mr Donald MacLeod, Eathie Mains, Cromarty Past President Mr Andrew Cameron, Allanglach, North Kessock Honorary Treasurer Miss Elaine MacRae, Glaickmore, Tore Secretary &Treasurer Mr Rod MacKenzie, Mannsfield, Muir of Ord, IV6 7RS.

2 General Committee 2017 Alford, Miss Gillian. Coulag Balblair Dingwall Cameron, Mr Alasdair. Wellhouse Farm Muir of Ord Cameron, Mr Andrew. Allanglach North Kessock Cameron, Mr Hamish. Drumderfit North Kessock Cameron, Mrs Claire. Allanglach North Kessock Cameron, Mr James. Balnakyle Farm Munlochy Coates, Mr Angus. 1 Bruce Avenue Dingwall Duncan, Mr Ron. Oaklea 70 Drumsmittal Road North Kessock Fraser, Mrs Mary. Dunain Mains Inverness Fraser, Mr D Alan. Dunmar Newton of Ferintosh Conon Bridge Fraser, Mr Hamish. Allanglachwood North Kessock Fraser, Mr Duncan W. Dunmar Newton of Fertintosh Conon-Bridge Fraser, Mr Donald. Dunain Mains Inverness Gammie, Mr Andrew. Croftcrunie Farm Tore Gammie, Mrs Andrina, Croftcrunie Farm Tore Gill, Mr Philip. Wester Raddery Farm Fortrose. Gill, Mr Kenny. Mid Craiglands Fortrose Gillies, Mr Rod. Drumsmittal Farm Drumsmittal North Kessock Grant, Mr James. Roskill House Munlochy Grant, Mrs Amy. Kinnahaird Farm Contin Strathpeffer Grant, Mr Andrew. Upper Raddery Fortrose Grant, Mrs Mary-Jo. Upper Raddery Fortrose Hannan, Mr Derek. Dunvournie Culbokie Dingwall Henderson, Miss Jenny. 2/3 Udale Farm Poyntzfield Dingwall Henderson, Mr John G S. Udale Poyntzfield Dingwall Henderson, Mr Tom, Udale Poyntzfield Dingwall Jack, Mr George. Woodend Killearnan Tore Lobban, Mrs Gillian. Upper Newmills Balblair Dingwall Macdonald, Mr Ian. Glenorrin Rootfield Muir of Ord MacIver, Mr George A. Bog of Auchterflow Munlochy MacIver, Mr Derek. Wester Strath Avoch Ross-Shire MacIver, Mr James D. Easter Auchterflow Munlochy MacIver, Mr Graham A. Flowerburn Mains Farm Rosemarkie MacIver, Mr Norman, Upper Knockmuir, Fortrose Mackenzie, Mrs Sheena, Auchmore Farm, Muir of Ord Mackenzie, Mr Stephen. Auchmore Farm Muir of Ord MacKintosh, Mrs Fiona. 24 Fraser Street Conon Bridge Dingwall Macleay, Mr Ian. 2b Kendal Crescent Alness Maclennan, Mr Richard. Carse of Raddery Rosemarkie Fortrose Maclennan, Mr Hugh. Springfield Farm Cullicudden Culbokie Macleod, Mr Donald. Eathie Mains Cromarty Macrae, Mr Iain. Shawpark Farm Munlochy Macrae, Miss Elaine. Glaickmore, Tore. Macwilliam, Mr Richard. Heathfield 19 Rosecroft Muir of Ord Mair, Mr Jim, The Hollies, Seaview, Dunmore, Beauly Mann, Mr Rory. Castleton Farm Avoch Mann, Mr Seamus. Corrachie Farm Corrachie Avoch Martin, Mr Alastair. The Bungalow Garguston Muir of Ord Matheson, Mr John Hamnavoe Balgunearie North Kessock McCallum, Mrs Isobel. Belmaduthy Farm Munlochy Mckenzie, Mr David. Balvullich Farm Muir of Ord Mckenzie, Mrs Freida. Muirton Munlochy Mckenzie, Mr Rod. Muirton Munlochy Mckenzie, Miss Roda. Cabuie 8 Marine Terrace Rosemarkie Mckenzie, Mr Rory Wester Craiglands Fortrose Morrison, Mr Tom. Easter Urray Muir of Ord Mowat, Mr Ian. 1 Ash Hill Evanton Dingwall Paul, Mr Michael. Rose Cottage Burn Place Munlochy Renwick, Mr Iain. Croft Na Creich North Kessock Scott, Mr John. Fearn Farm Fearn Tain Skinner, Mr Fraser. 2 Kinkell Conon Bridge Dingwall Tait, Mr George. Holly Lodge Strathpeffer Tolmie, Mr Ian. Bakerhill Maryburgh Dingwall Urquhart, Mr Daniel c/o Dingwall & Highland Marts Dingwall General Regulations 1 Entries must be intimated to the Secretary, BY POST ONLY Mannsfield Showground, Muir of Ord, not later than Friday 30 th June No late entries, substitutions or changes can be made after the closing date for entries. 3 Name and Registered Number of all Pedigree Ponies and Horses must be given on entry forms. In addition the name of sire and date of birth is required for all foal entries. 4 Passports must accompany all horse entries to Show and passport number must be given on entry form. 5 In the Mountain and Moorland and Arab sections, please state clearly the following information - breed, registration number of pony, registration numbers of sire and dam. No entries can be taken without these details being submitted on the entry form. 6 All stock must be shown under the relevant Breed Society rules. 7 During the judging, no person is to enter the Ring except Judges, Attending Members, Handlers and Grooms. 8 Any objections must be made to the Secretary within 15 minutes of the completion of judging of the class concerned, accompanied by a deposit of 25.00, which will be returned if the objection is sustained. The Referee and Acting Committee will meet to consider protests, and their decision will be final. 9 Perpetual Challenge Cups will be presented at a function on Friday 10 th November 2017 in the Highlander Hotel, Newtonmore, and must be returned to the Secretary not later than Show Day of the following year. 10 The Society will not be responsible for any loss or damage that stock or equipment sustained at the Show, or in transit, or for any accident to any person within or outwith the Showground. 11 In no case shall a Prize be awarded unless the Judges deem the animals to have sufficient merit. 12 Animals can be entered in more than one Class, if eligible, but no guarantee can be given that they can be judged in all the Classes entered, due to the timing of the various Sections. 13 Exhibitors must be responsible for their animals at all times, and ensure that they are led by responsible and suitably dressed attendants. 14 All Thursday prize winners and others on request are required to take part in the livestock parade. 15 Riding hats (meeting current regulations) must be worn at all times by anyone riding a horse on Mannsfield Showground and any other area under the control of the Black Isle Farmers' Society. It is also recommended for leading handlers. 16 Exhibitors must wear their correct number before entering the ring - those wearing a wrong number will not be allowed to enter. 17 The judges named have been invited to attend but the committee reserve the right to make changes if necessary. Any changes made will be published on the web page and exhibitors must notify the secretary immediately if they have any connection with the judge. 18 No person may deliberately enter and show an animal under a Judge who is known to have bred, sold or produced that animal. 19 Best in Ross is awarded to exhibitors who reside in Ross-shire. 20 Classes may be split or amalgamated depending on number of entries forward. 21 Body protectors are allowed.

3 BIFS SHOWJUMPING Wednesday 2 nd August 2017 Judge: Mrs Pam Joyce, Mundole, Forres Course Builder: Mrs Jenny Davidson, Mundole, Forres Entry Fee: 15 per class 901 BLACK ISLE FARMERS SHOWJUMPING QUALIFIER 95 FINAL Prize money 1 st 125; 2 nd 100; 3 rd 70; 4 th ; 50; 5 th 30; 6 th 15 Note - All competitors must be BIFS Showjumping Championship qualifiers at a qualifying Show held before Friday 30th June Height of jumps to be 100cms. 902 BLACK ISLE FARMERS SHOWJUMPING QUALIFIER 105 FINAL Prize money 1 st 150; 2 nd 120; 3 rd 90; 4 th ; 70; 5 th 50; 6 th 20 Note - All competitors must be BIFS Showjumping Championship qualifiers at a qualifying Show held before Friday 30th June Height of jumps to be 110cms 903 BLACK ISLE FARMERS' PUISSANCE CLASS - Only eligible to those entered in the above classes. Prize money 1 st 200

4 THURSDAY 3 rd AUGUST 2017 SHETLAND AND HIGHLAND PONIES AND CLYDESDALE HORSES Official Show Referee - Mr K McKenzie, Uplands, Dingwall THE LARRY GRAHAM MBE PERPETUAL SILVER CHALLENGE CUP Presented to the Black Isle Farmers' Society by his Family to commemorate his having been the Secretary of this Society from 1968 to for the Overall Pairs Interbreed Championship of the Show. Each Breed in the Section to be represented by its Male Champion & Female Champion on the day. Commencing with the Beef Cattle, followed by the Sheep and Native Breed Horses & Ponies and to continue in strict rotation. ( NATIVE BREED HORSES & PONIES) To be judged as a Pair. 1 st Prize 100 to each of the winning owners. 2 nd Prize 50 to each of the winning owners. The Cup will be held for 6 months by each of the winning owners (If Applicable). The Black Isle Show is a Qualifier for The Willberry North of Scotland Championship show. This will be held at the Black Isle show ground on the 19 th and 20 th of August. All horses/ponies placed 1-6 will qualify to compete in any relevant class. All those qualified will be listed either on The Willberry Facebook page or website, which we will keep regularly updated ( OVERALL AWARDS The RICHARD WESTON BROOKE PERPETUAL SILVER CHALLENGE CUP Awarded to the Competitor gaining most points in the Open Competitions for Cattle, Horses (Thursday) and Sheep. The SHELL and BP FARM SERVICE TROPHY to Ross Shire Competitor gaining most points in more than one Section in Open Classes at the Black Isle Show. SUPREME NATIVE BREEDS SHIP HIGHLAND, SHETLAND & CLYDESDALE SUTHERLAND & PARTNERS PERPETUAL TROPHY (Shetland & Highland), BIFS ROSETTE, SASH & 30 NPS Scotland Rules 2017 (for Shetland Ponies (Standard and Miniature) and Highland Ponies) 1. Ponies may only qualify once for each NPS Scotland Competition Final. 2. All Mountain & Moorland Ponies must be registered in the main body of their respective stud book. Part bred, X registered ponies, ponies in the appendices of their main stud book and Eriskays are not eligible. 3. Qualification in the M. & M In Hand Section may go to 3 rd in the Championship. All others may go to no lower than 4 th place. 4. A Judge is not obliged to award an NPS Scotland Finals qualification if he/she feels that the pony is not of a sufficient standard 5. Closing Dates for Entries: Competitors qualifying at Shows held before Monday 5 th June 2017 must send their qualifying cards and entries in by Thursday 29 th June Shows after 5 th June 2017 adhere to a closing date of 5 th August 2017 and Late Entries will NOT be accepted. 6. For Novice classes A pony is not eligible to compete if, before 1st January in the current year, it has done any of the following: i. Won an open NPS affiliated mixed M&M Ridden class ii. Won a Ridden class at an Olympia, Horse of the Year Show or RIHS qualifying round

5 iii. Qualified for Horse of the Year Show or RIHS Ridden classes iv. Qualified for the M&M Novice or Intermediate Ridden final at the NPS Summer Championship show or the NPS Scotland/Kilmannan Novice Final at NPS Scotland Championship Finals (Blair) (N.B. Ponies can compete as novices in this competition for two consecutive years provided they do not submit an entry to the final in the first year). v. Qualified for the M&M Ridden Championship final at Olympia in previous years vi. If a pony qualifies for Horse of the Year Show or RIHS in its second year it is immediately de-noviced and cannot compete in the Kilmannan Final at Blair. Ponies must be shown in a snaffle bit. 7. Flash nosebands and drop nosebands are not permitted in flat ridden classes. 8. Entry for the Finals can only be made by sending the official card duly signed by the Judge at the time of qualifying with your entry form. 9. The OWNER must be or become a member of NPS Scotland before entering the Finals. 10. M&M Novice ridden, Open ridden, Lead rein and First ridden classes are for ponies FOUR years old and over, M&M WHP classes are for ponies FIVE years old and over. 11. All ridden ponies must be shown off the lead rein except in the specified Lead Rein Qualifier Class. 12. M&M Lead rein ponies mares or geldings 4 yrs and over not exceeding 122cms. Dartmoor Exmoor, Shetland, New Forest, Welsh A and Welsh B. Riders must be 3 yrs on the day of the show and not to have reached their 9 th birthday by the 1 st January in the current year. 13. M&M First ridden ponies, mares or geldings 4 yrs and over not exceeding 128cms. Dartmoor Exmoor, Shetland, New Forest, Welsh A and Welsh B. Rider Riders not to reached their 12 th birthday by the 1 st January in the current year. 14. Max. Height for HP is 153cm at maturity and max. height for RP is 148cm at maturity foal classes excluded. 15. The Final will take place at the Blair Castle International Horse Trials on Friday 25 th August 2017.

6 SHETLAND PONIES (Standard) - IN HAND & RIDDEN (Classes limited to PURE BRED REGISTERED SHETLAND PONIES ONLY). Please Note: Judging starts 8.00 am prompt IN HAND CLASSES ONLY - The Champion & Reserve Champion in all Mixed pure bred M. & M. or Breed Championships will qualify for the Final which will take place at the Blair Castle International Horse Trials on Friday 25 th August 2017 Qualification may go to 3 rd in the Championship( ie 1 st Reserve Champion). NPS Scotland/Townhead Pet 'n'pony is the sponsor for the NPS Scotland Qualifying Classes. Judge: Mr Derek Burnett, Ellon Prize Money: 1 st 30; 2 nd 25; 3 rd 20; 4 th 15. Best From Ross - Rosette in Each Class Entry Fee: Stallion, 4 years old or over 102 Colt, 2 or 3 years old 103 Mare, yeld, 4 years old or over 104 Mare, 4 years old or over, with foal at foot 105 Foal, of above, born this year 106 Yearling, (born last year), filly or colt 107 Two or Three year old, filly 108 Gelding, any age 109 Any Coloured Pony (other than black), from the previous classes SHETLAND PONIES (STANDARD) - SHIP OVERALL FROM ROSS BIFS Border Shetland Trophy & 10 Saddler Perpetual Challenge Rosebowl presented by the late Donald Wright, Huntly, SASH, BIFS Rosette, 25 & SPSBS Rosette RESERVE BIFS Rosette, SPSBS Rosette & 15 JUNIOR (3 years old and under) RESERVE JUNIOR BEST OPPOSITE SEX TO THE BEST FOAL BIFS Rosette, Robin's Brae Stud Rosette BIFS Rosette, Robin's Brae Stud Rosette Rosette & 10 BIFS Special Foal Trophy & 5 SPSBS Rosette BEST GELDING BEST COLOURED SHETLAND BEST GROUP of THREE BEST BRED by EXHIBITOR RIDDEN SHETLAND YOUNG HANDLER SPSBS Rosette Albyn Perpetual Challenge Trophy Ravenshear Bronze Trophy & Rosette presented in memory of Iain Ravenshear, Kinellan Clark Golden Pony Trophy presented in memory of the late Mrs Helen Clark, Newmore, Muir of Ord Trophy presented in 2009 by Mrs Louise Ross, Farr in Memory of her horse "Morning Sun" Bronze Trophy & SPSBS Rosette

7 BEST LEAD REIN SPSBS Rosette BEST OFF LEAD REIN SPSBS Rosette BEST FIRST RIDDEN SPSBS Rosette 110 Group Of Three, any three ponies from the same stallion or mare 111 Young Shetland Handler, 16 years and under - handlers name MUST be stated (no colts or stallions) 112 Ridden Shetland, 4 years old or over, any colour (may be lead rein - please state on entry form) SHETLAND PONIES (MINIATURE) - IN HAND (Classes limited to PURE BRED REGISTERED SHETLAND PONIES ONLY). Starting: 8.00 am prompt The Champion & Res. Champion in all Mixed pure bred M. & M. or Breed Championships will qualify for the Final which will take place at the Blair Castle International Horse Trials on Friday 25 th August 2017 Qualification may go to 3 rd in the Championship(ie 1 st Reserve Champion). NPS Scotland/Townhead Pet 'n'pony is the sponsor for the NPS Scotland Qualifying Classes. Judge: Mrs J I Roberts, Unst Prize Money: 1 st 30; 2 nd 25; 3 rd 20; 4 th 15. Best From Ross - Rosette in Each Class Entry Fee: Stallion, 4 years old or over 114 Colt, 2 or 3 years old 115 Mare, yeld, 4 years old or over 116 Mare, 4 years old or over, with foal at foot 117 Foal, of above, born this year 118 Yearling, (born last year), filly or colt 119 Two Or Three year old, filly 120 Gelding, any age 121 Any Coloured Pony (other than black), from the previous classes SHETLAND PONIES MINIATURE - SHIP OVERALL from ROSS BIFS Border Shetland Trophy & 10 Hjatland Stud Trophy & BIFS Rosette & SASH, 25 & SPSBS Rosette RESERVE Terregles Stud Trophy & BIFS Rosette, SPSBS Rosette & 15 JUNIOR (3 years old and under) RESERVE JUNIOR BEST OPPOSITE SEX TO THE BEST MINIATURE STALLION BEST MARE BIFS Rosette, Robin's Brae Stud Rosette BIFS Rosette, Robin's Brae Stud Rosette Rosette & 10 BIFS Rosette & Alichbrae Shetland Ponies, Crieff Trophy BIFS Rosette & Koistie Stud Trophy

8 BEST FOAL Hjatland Stud Trophy SPSBS Rosette & 5 BEST GELDING BEST COLOURED SHETLAND BEST GROUP of THREE BEST BRED by EXHIBITOR YOUNG HANDLER SPSBS Rosette BIFS Rosette BIFS Rosette BIFS Rosette & Trophy donated by Loch Fleet Shetlands SPSBS Rosette & Trophy donated by Loch Fleet Shetlands 122 Group Of Three, any three ponies from the same stallion or mare 123 Young Shetland Handler, 16 years and under, handlers name MUST be stated (no colts or stallions) OVERALL SHETLAND SHIP (eligible to Champions and Reserves from both Standard and Miniature sections) OVERALL BIFS Rosette & 40 RESERVE BIFS Rosette & 20 OVERALL FROM ROSS BIFS Rosette & 10 HIGHLAND PONIES - IN HAND (Classes limited to PURE BRED REGISTERED HIGHLAND PONIES ONLY). This Show is affiliated to The Highland Pony Society PLEASE NOTE - The Champion & Res. Champion in all Mixed pure bred M. & M. or Breed Championships will qualify for the Final which will take place at the Blair Castle International Horse Trials on Friday 25 th August Qualification may go to 3 rd in the Championship(ie 1 st Reserve Champion. NPS Scotland/Townhead Pet 'n'pony is the sponsor for the NPS Scotland Qualifying Classes. Judge: Mrs A M MacLeod, Aberfeldy Prize Money: 1 st 30; 2 nd 25; 3 rd 20; 4 th 15 Best From Ross - Rosette in Each Class Entry Fee: Colt - 2 or 3 year old, Must be licensed or eligible for licensing 125 Stallion - 4 years old or over 126 Mare, any age with foal at foot 127 Foal of above - born this year 128 Mare, (Yeld) - 4 years or over 129 Gelding - 4 years or over 130 Filly - 2 or 3 year old 131 Gelding - 2 or 3 year old 132 Filly - yearling 133 Colt or Gelding - yearling

9 HIGHLAND PONIES - IN HAND SHIP OVERALL from ROSS Coire Silver Loving Cup & Rosette Torgorm Silver Rosebowl presented by the late Ian MacLeod, Torgorm, BIFS Champion Rosette & 25. Highland Pony Society Rosette, Sash & Bronze Medal. To be eligible to win HPS Medal, Sash & Rosette must be HPS MEMBERS RESERVE BIFS Reserve Champion Rosette & 15 BEST OPPOSITE SEX TO THE BEST YEARLING BEST YELD MARE BEST GELDING BEST BRED by EXHIBITOR BEST MARE & FOAL (as a pair) BEST FOAL BIFS Rosette & 10 MacDonald - Buchanan Perpetual Challenge Rosebowl presented by Major Sir Reginald MacDonald Buchanan from Scatwell The Marie Cameron memorial trophy presented by her family. Doran of Drumminor Perpetual Trophy presented by Mrs Liana Balingall, Beechwood, Maryburgh. (Classes 129 & 131) Strathconon Bronze Trophy Glenshiel Trophy re-presented to the Society by the late Iain Campbell, Glenshiel Balloan Bronze Trophy presented by the late Thomas Ross, Balloan, Culbokie. 134 PAIRS. Any Pair of animals sired by the same stallion (not necessarily in the same ownership) 135 YOUNG HIGHLAND HANDLER, 16 years and under - handlers name MUST be stated (no colts or stallions) The Gair Trophy presented to the winner of the Young Handler & BIFS Rosette 136 WORKING HIGHLAND PONY, 4 years old or over in working harness (Deer, pannier or cart harness). To be judged on the suitability of the Pony, Harness and Leader for work SPECIAL PRIZE Colin Campbell Perpetual Challenge Trophy presented by the family of the late Colin Campbell of Glenshiel for Best Turned out HIGHLAND PONIES - RIDDEN (Classes limited to PURE BRED REGISTERED HIGHLAND PONIES ONLY) (Classes may be amalgamated at the Judge's discretion) Starting at 11.30am Approx Judge: Mrs A M MacLeod, Aberfeldy Prize Money: 1 st 30; 2 nd 25; 3 rd 20; 4 th 15 Best From Ross - Rosette in Each Class Entry Fee Ridden Highland Pony - 4 years old and over, under 143cms 138 Ridden Highland Pony - 4 years old and over, exceeding 143cms but not to exceed 148cms HIGHLAND PONIES - RIDDEN SHIP (Classes 137 & 138) OVERALL from ROSS BIFS Rosette & 10 Corriegarth Silver Stag presented by Mrs Sheila Brooks, Ednam House, Kelso. BIFS Champion Rosette & Highland Pony Society Rosette & 25 RESERVE BIFS Reserve Champion Rosette & 15

10 CLYDESDALES - IN HAND (Classes limited to PURE BRED REGISTERED CLYDESDALES & CLYDESDALES ELIGIBLE FOR REGISTRATION) Starting 9.30am Judge: Mr Neil Christie, Balfron Prize Money: 1 st 30; 2 nd 25; 3 rd 20; 4 th 15 Best From Ross - Rosette in Each Class Entry Fee: Gelding, 3 years old and over 140 Colt or Gelding, two year old 141 Colt or Gelding, one year old 142 Mare, yeld, 3 years old or over 143 Mare, any age, with foal at foot 144 Foal, Colt, of above, born this year 145 Foal, Filly, of above, born this year 146 Filly, two year old 147 Filly, one year old 148 Young Handlers' Class (Please state clearly handlers' name) CLYDESDALES IN HAND SHIP (Classes 139 to 147) OVERALL from ROSS Leslaine Perpetual Trophy Fletcher of Rosehaugh Cup presented by the late J. Douglas Fletcher of Rosehaugh, BIFS Champion Rosette, Sash & 25 RESERVE BIFS Reserve Champion Rosette & 15 BEST OPPOSITE SEX TO THE BEST DRAUGHT MARE BEST MARE & FOAL (as a pair) FOAL BEST FOAL (Opposite sex to champion) BEST BRED by EXHIBITOR BEST YOUNG HANDLER BEST YEARLING/TWO YEAR OLD Auchengree Bronze Trophy Sir Walter Ross Perpetual Silver Challenge Cup Special Prize of 15 to winner. 10 to Runner-up Shaw of Tordarroch Perpetual Challenge Cup Clark Silver Quaich MacIver Silver Salver Norval Bronze Trophy The BIFS Shield for the best yearling or two year old Colt or Filly at The Black Isle Show

11 CLYDESDALE HORSE SOCIETY SHEILD YOUNG HANDLERS MEDAL A Shield (which will be supplied and engraved by The Clydesdale Horse Society) will be awarded to the best yearling or two-year-old colt or filly, (excluding Gradeups and colts out of Grade-up Mares) registered or eligible for registration with the Society, exhibited by a current member of the Clydesdale Horse Society. A Rosette is also awarded. In its lifetime each animal may only win one Shield and so the Judge must choose the best eligible animal from Non-Shield winners. Young Handlers must be aged 12 to 16 on the day of the qualifying Show. Handlers may compete in any number of young handlers classes in any year but they may only qualify once in any given year. If the handlers placed in a class have already qualified this year then the qualifying place must go down the line to the first available non-qualifier. Only animals that have already competed in the normal show or driving classes may be used. Entire colts are not allowed. Judging of this class is not to be on the merits of the animals - it is to be on the quality of the stockman-ship and handling in the show ring by the young handler. Rosettes will be provided to all entrants by the Clydesdale Horse Society. The qualifier will be eligible to compete in the final at the Royal Highland Show in The Young Handler Scheme and the Young Handler Final is generously sponsored by the James Bennett Fund. HARNESS Judge: Mr Neil Christie, Balfron Prize Money: 1st 30; 2nd 25; 3rd 20; 4th 15. Best From Ross - Rosette in Each Class. Entry Fee Mare or Gelding in cart harness 150 Best Cleaned Harness 151 Best Decorated Harness HARNESS - SPECIAL PRIZES BEST IN SHOW Newmore Perpetual Challenge Shield presented by the late D Clark of Newmore, Muir of Ord. BEST CLEANED HARNESS The James Clark Memorial Trophy MOST POINTS HARNESS BIFS Clydesdale Special Trophy

12 PRIVATE DRIVING CLASS Judge: TBA To be judged on all-over presentation, style and turn-out, suitability and performance. (Main Ring at 12.30pm). (Please state type of vehicle on entry form). Under B.D.S. rules. Prize Money: 1st 30; 2nd 25; 3rd 20; 4th 15. Best From Ross - Rosette in Each Class. Entry Fee HORSE or PONY, 4 years old and over to be shown to a suitable vehicle. 153 EXERCISE VEHICLE, Singles or pairs, open to all showing competitors, driving a non traditional vehicle that would be driven every day for exercise. Pneumatic tyres are allowed. Lamps need not be carried. Showing class judged on the suitability of the driver, vehicle, harness and horse - i.e. neat, tidy, workmanlike and safe. PRIVATE DRIVING - SPECIAL PRIZES BEST EXERCISE VEHICLE JOHN STEWART PERPETUAL CHALLENGE TROPHY kindly presented by the family of the late John Stewart, for the BEST Exercise Vehicle, BIFS Rosette & 50 RESERVE EXERCISE VEHICLE (Class 153) Rosette & 25 WINNER OF CLASS 152 Perpetual Trophy, BIFS Rosette BDS Rosette & 50 BEST NEWCOMER The Maclennan Shield presented by the family of the late Kenny Maclennan. BEST SHETLAND PONY Shetland Pony Stud Book Society Rosette