official schedule of the eighty sixth kent county show

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KENT COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
Patron:
HRH The Duke of Kent KG
President:
The Lord Colgrain
Chairman:
Mr K Attwood
OFFICIAL SCHEDULE
OF THE EIGHTY SIXTH
KENT COUNTY SHOW
FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY
10 11 12 JULY 2015
ENTRIES CLOSE
Cattle, Sheep, Wool and Goats - Friday 22 May
Horses and Ponies - Friday 22 May
Show Jumping - Friday 3 July
SHOWGROUND HOLDING NUMBER 20/059/8000
Please send your entries to the
Livestock & Equine Co-ordinator
Kent County Agricultural Society
Kent Showground
Detling Maidstone
Kent ME14 3JF
Tel (01622) 630975
This Schedule is issued subject to the Rules, Orders and Regulations of the
Department for the Environment, Food & Rural Affairs
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GENERAL INDEX
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Index to Classes...........................................................................................................................2
Members of Council.....................................................................................................................5
General Regulations...................................................................................................................21
Protests ......................................................................................................................................24
Notice to Exhibitors ....................................................................................................................27
Acknowledgements ....................................................................................................................29
Rings Programme ......................................................................................................................31
Index to Classes
................................................................Page
Sheep & Wool
Supreme Sheep Championship .................71
Supreme Sheep Interbreed Competition ...71
Best Sheep Exhibit.....................................72
Romney......................................................72
Southdown .................................................74
Suffolk ........................................................75
Jacob..........................................................76
Texel ...........................................................77
British Down ...............................................78
Charollais ...................................................79
Beltex .........................................................79
Zwartbles ...................................................80
Any Pure Breed of Continental Origin........81
Any Other Pure Breed................................82
Sheep Pairs’ Competition...........................83
Interbreed Champion Group of Three
Competition ................................................84
Sheep Young Handlers’ Competition .........84
Wool ...........................................................85
Wool on the Hoof .......................................86
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Cattle
Supreme Cattle Championship ..................42
Champion Dairy Female ............................42
Champion Beef Award...............................42
Doubleday Trophy Cattle Interbreed
Competition ................................................43
Champion Pairs Competition .....................43
Beef Cattle Lines Trophy ...........................44
Dairy Cattle Lines Trophy...........................44
Awards for Stockmen .................................45
British Blue .................................................45
British Simmental .......................................46
Hereford .....................................................47
Highland .....................................................48
Limousin.....................................................49
Sussex .......................................................50
Any Other Pure Bred Native/Non-Native
Beef, Dual Purpose or Rare Breed of
Cattle..........................................................51
Commercial Beef .......................................52
Beefbreeder Bull Championship ................53
Ayrshire ......................................................54
Dexter.........................................................56
Holstein ......................................................58
Channel Island ...........................................60
Milk Recorded Cattle..................................62
Exhibitor Bred Dairy Competition...............63
Beef Cow or Heifer with Calf Competition .64
Beef Interbreed Junior Male & Female
Championships ..........................................65
Dairy Interbreed Junior Female
Championships ..........................................65
Cattle Sweepstakes ...................................65
Cattle Young Handlers’ Competitions ........66
Jack Hales Memorial Trophy ......................67
Dairy Goats
Best Goat Exhibit .......................................87
Goat Young Handlers’ Competition............91
Horses
Shires .........................................................92
Any Other Breed of Heavy Horse ..............94
Heavy Horse Turnouts ...............................95
Best Shod Heavy Horse Competition ........96
Ridden Heavy Horses ................................96
Driven Horses ............................................97
Hackneys ...................................................98
Senior Horses and Ponies .........................99
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Flat Ridden Sport Horse ..........................100
Hunters ....................................................101
Sport Horse Breeding ..............................106
Hacks .......................................................107
Cobs.........................................................110
Riding Horses ..........................................108
Coloured Horses ......................................112
Arabs........................................................113
Thoroughbred Show Horses ....................114
Miniature Horses......................................115
Children’s Riding Ponies ..........................116
Show Hunter Ponies ................................118
Ridden Part Bred Pony of the Year..........120
Working Hunter Ponies ............................122
Show Pony Breeding................................124
Mountain and Moorland Ponies ...............126
Traditional Welsh Ridden classes ............137
Cuddy Supreme In-Hand Championship .138
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Show Jumping........................................142
Osborne Refrigerators Double Harness
Scurry.......................................................139
Long Service Awards ............................154
Inter Hunt Team Relay Competition .........140
Trade Stand Awards...............................155
Flower Show
Flower Show ............................................147
Miniature Garden Competition for
Schools and Groups ................................147
Hanging Basket and Decorative Pot
Competition ..............................................147
Floral Arrangements.................................148
Kent Bees and Honey Show..................149
Cherry and Soft Fruit Show ..................149
Poultry and Egg Show...........................150
Kent Federation of Horticultural Societies’
Show........................................................150
Young Farmers’ Clubs Judging
Competitions ..........................................152
Shoeing Competitions ...........................153
Heritage Section.....................................154
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PRESIDENTS AND DEPUTY PRESIDENTS
PAST AND PRESENT
1923
1924-1925
1926
1927
1928-1929
1930
1931
1932
1933
1934-1935
1936-1937
1938
1939
1947-1981
1947-1965
1966-1971
1981-1982
1983-1985
1984-1985
1986-2001
1995-2001
2002-2004
2005-2010
2011-2014
2015-
The Right Honourable THE EARL OF DARNLEY, CA, JP, DL
R BRUCE WARD
Capt J I H FRIEND, OBE, MC, JP, DL
The Right Honourable LORD SACKVILLE, CBE, JP, DL
The Right Honourable THE EARL OF RADNOR, KG, KCVO
The Right Honourable SIR PHILIP SASSOON, Bart, PC, MP
Major G WHELER, MC
Col The Right Honourable LORD CORNWALLIS CBE, JP, DL
The Right Honourable LORD PLENDER, CBE, LLD, JP
R BRUCE WARD
W K WHIGHAM, JP
The Right Honourable THE EARL OF RADNOR, KG, KCVO
C TUFF, DL, JP, (Sir Charles Tuff)
The Right Honourable LORD CORNWALLIS, KCVO, KBE, MC
SIR EDWARD HARDY (Deputy President)
SIR LESLIE DOUBLEDAY JP (Deputy President)
IRENE LADY ASTOR OF HEVER
The Right Honourable ROBIN LEIGH-PEMBERTON (Lord Kingsdown)
The Right Honourable VISCOUNT FALMOUTH (Deputy President)
The Right Honourable VISCOUNT FALMOUTH
The Right Honourable LORD KINGSDOWN, KG (Deputy President)
The Right Honourable LORD KINGSDOWN, KG
LORD ASTOR OF HEVER, DL
LADY ASTOR OF HEVER
The LORD COLGRAIN
CHAIRMEN, PAST AND PRESENT
1923
1924-1926
1927-1935
1936-1954
1955-1962
1963-1969
1970-1983
1984-1991
1992- 2002
2003-2006
2007-2012
2013-
The Right Honourable THE EARL OF GUILFORD, JP, DL
Col The Right Honourable LORD CORNWALLIS, CBE, JP, DL
R BRUCE WARD
Major J I H FRIEND, OBE, MC, JP, DL
SIR LESLIE DOUBLEDAY, JP
GEORGE R STEVENS, JP
EDWARD St J BRICE, DL
C JOHN JENNINGS, MBE, JP, DL
W McKEEVER
G E JESSEL DL
K ATTWOOD
HONORARY LIFE GOVERNORS
Mrs M F MERRYFIELD DAY
C J JENNINGS MBE, JP, DL
G E JESSEL DL
LORD ASTOR OF HEVER, DL
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MEMBERS OF THE COUNCIL, 2015
Patron: HRH The DUKE OF KENT, KG
President: THE LORD COLGRAIN
1972
1980
1986
1986
1987
1988
1988
1992
1992
1993
1994
1994
1994
1996
1996
1996
1998
Vice-Presidents
The Right Honourable VISCOUNT
1999
FALMOUTH
2000
G E J PAINE
2001
E H PARKER
2003
Mrs J CLARK-HALL
2003
C J JENNINGS, MBE, JP, DL
2004
Mrs E M BRICE
2006
V St G BREALY
2007
R BIRCH
2007
P B WRIGHT
2011
C T MARSH
2012
Mrs J A JENNINGS
2012
W MATHER
2012
P A MUMMERY
2013
J R STEVENS
2014
Miss M TYRREL
2014
J H WALKER
2015
M CHAMBERLAIN
R T MAYLAM
W DAY
W WAKELEY
A O S HORNE
The Reverend JOHN MASON
D HORNER DL
G JESSEL DL
E D CHANTLER
K MOULE
Mrs S PRETTY
N ALLAN, JP
M CRAWLEY
Mrs L STEVENS
A CURWEN
J TORR
D UNDERWOOD
T WHITEHEAD
Chairman of Council: KEVIN ATTWOOD
Vice Chairman of Council: JAMES FORKNALL
Honorary Finance Director: GLYN CHARLTON
Elected Members:
Retire January 2016
P K ANTHONY
T CATHCART
Mrs J CHAMBERLAIN
G CHARLTON
J COULTRIP
E DAVIES MRCVS
T P DEROUET
B FAGG
P FOX
Mrs R FOX
S GIBBONS
Mrs A LONG
J NEWTON
B PIKE
B ROBERTS
D STEVENS
T TIDY
Mrs A TYDEMAN
A WEST
T WHITEHEAD
Elected Members:
Retire January 2017
K ATTWOOD
R BEAUGIE
A BROADRICK
H BRYANT
S M CLEVERDON
Mrs R DAY
J FORKNALL
Mrs S FULLER
P GOLDSMITH
D HAMMOND
K JACQUES
P KELSEY
Miss C LANGRISH
J MAIR
N MORRIS
Mrs A MOON
R PARSONS
J STANDEN
Mrs D STEELE
J WARNOCK
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Mrs H LANGRISH
M LUMSDON-TAYLOR
Miss L MARTIN
D PERKINS
P PIERSON
Mrs A RILLIE
Mrs E STEED
S SOLLEY
C S TASSELL
Dr D E WIGGINS
M WORSFOLD
Elected Members:
Retire January 2018
Mrs M ANTHONY
G BOURNES
Mrs S CALCUTT
Mrs P CONIBEER
A CURWEN
E G DOUBLEDAY
J EDWARDS
Mrs G HICKMOTT
C A HYDE
Non-Voting Invited Representatives
Hadlow College
P HANNON
High Sheriff of Kent
H M FENWICK Esq
Kent Beekeepers
D WOOD
Kent County Council
P CARTER
Kent Federation of Horticultural Societies
R FOREMAN
Mayor of Maidstone
Cllr R THICK
Maidstone Borough Council
Mrs A BROOM
National Farmers’ Union Kent Chairman
J COTTINGHAM
Young Farmers’ Clubs
J McAULEY
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Honorary Equine Show Secretary: Mrs MARY ANTHONY
Honorary Livestock Show Secretary: GLYN CHARLTON
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Honorary Veterinary Surgeon: ERYL DAVIES MRCVS
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Office & Ground Staff
JODIE-LEA BALLARD, KATIE BELL, DANI DAY, KATE EXCELL, LUCY HEGARTY, SAMUEL
JENKINS, ELLIE NICHOLL, HANNAH STIMPSON, JEREMY SUTTON,
ALISON WALLINGTON, MARY WELCH, ASHLEIGH WILDAY, COLIN WILLIS
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CUPS AND TROPHIES
CATTLE
Cup No
8
100
16
67
60
15
111
47
58
156
12
56
6
82
49
45
55
131
117
65
89
119
32
31
9
13
22
148
116
61
130
157
150
Philip Baker Perpetual Challenge Trophy - Supreme Cattle Championship
BOCM Silcock Perpetual Challenge Trophy - Champion Dairy Female
Geerings of Ashford Perpetual Challenge Bowl - Champion Beef Award
Leslie Doubleday Perpetual Challenge Trophy - Interbreed Competition
Cornwallis Perpetual Challenge Cup - Beef Cattle Lines Trophy
HSBC Bank Plc Perpetual Challenge Trophy - Dairy Cattle Lines Trophy
Bill Betts Trophy - British Blue
KCAS Perpetual Challenge Trophy - British Simmental
KCAS Perpetual Challenge Trophy - Hereford
SEHBA Trophy - Hereford
KCAS Perpetual Challenge Trophy - Highland
KCAS Perpetual Challenge Trophy - Limousin
Arthur Marchant Memorial Perpetual Challenge Trophy - Sussex
Dick Foster Perpetual Trophy - Sussex
Foremans-Headcorn Challenge Cup - Any Other Pure Bred Native Beef Dual Purpose
or Rare Breed of Cattle
KCAS Trophy - Any Other Pure Bred Non-Native Beef, Dual Purpose or Rare Breed of
Cattle
KCAS Perpetual Challenge Trophy - Charolais
Blean Cup - British Blondes
Wm Coultrip Cup - Beefbreeder Bull Championship
Ridley Court Perpetual Trophy - Ayrshire
Atlantic Perpetual Challenge Cup - Dexter
Geerings of Ashford Perpetual Trophy - Dexter
Plurenden Perpetual Challenge Bowl - Holstein
Cortlandt Taylor Perpetual Challenge Cup - Channel Island
KCAS Perpetual Challenge Cup - Jersey
KCAS Coronation Trophy - Guernsey
Ickham Challenge Bowl Award - Milk Recorded Cattle
NMR Trophy - Exhibitor Bred Dairy Competition
North Downs Trophy - Beef Cow or Heifer with Calf Competition
Shell UK Oil Cup - Commercial Beef
Mrs J B McKeever Trophy - Beef Cattle Young Handlers’ Competition
Kent Show Salver - Dairy Cattle Young Handlers’ Competition
Jack Hales Memorial Trophy - Stock Judging Competition
SHEEP
26
29
21
108
28
10
4
109
160
Burnham Challenge Bowl - Supreme Sheep Championship
Willie McKeever Perpetual Challenge Trophy - Sheep Interbreed Competition
Kent Perpetual Challenge Trophy - Best Sheep Exhibit
Osmond Horne Perpetual Memorial Trophy - Romney
Ashford Jubilee Perpetual Challenge Cup - Romney
Alfred Day Challenge Cup - Romney
Samuel Lyle Perpetual Challenge Trophy - Romney
Redland Aggregate Trophy - Romney
David Roberts Memorial Trophy - Romney
7
34
57
41
133
18
164
120
103
46
84
129
132
96
126
127
39
81
141
R G Noakes Perpetual Challenge Trophy - Southdown
KCAS Perpetual Challenge Cup - Suffolk
KCAS Perpetual Challenge Cup - Jacob
Charles Aves Challenge Trophy - Jacob
Hever Castle Challenge Cup - Texel
John Marshall Trophy - Texel
Stead & Wilkins Perpetual Challenge Cup - Texel
Lord Falmouth Perpetual Trophy - British Down
Kentish Express Perpetual Challenge Trophy - Lleyn
McCabe Ford Williams Perpetual Trophy - Lleyn
The Southern Lleyn Small Flocks Points Trophy Kent Show - Lleyn
Waterham Cup - Charollais
Mellor Perpetual Trophy - Beltex
Murrain Perpetual Trophy - Any Pure Breed of Continental Origin
Marshalls Lamberhurst Ltd Challenge Trophy - Bleu du Maine
The Silcock Cup - Any Other Pure Breed
John T Herbert Memorial Trophy - Sheep Interbreed Group of Three Competition
The Jim Cross Plate - Sheep Young Handlers’ Competition
WOOL
14
95
161
Stevens Challenge Plate - Romney
Gregory, Prentis and Green Perpetual Challenge Trophy - Any Other Breed
The Aldington Trophy - Best Jacob Fleece
WOOL ON THE HOOF
70
Hobbs Parker Perpetual Challenge Trophy - Wool on the Hoof
GOATS
36
72
115
G1
G2
G3
G4
G5
G6
G7
G8
G9
G10
G11
G12
G13
G14
Thomas Denne Trophy - Supreme Champion Goat
KCAS Jim Cross Perpetual Challenge Shield - Best Goat Exhibit
Eastchurch Perpetual Challenge Cup - Best Toggenburg or British Toggenburg
Drummond Trophy - Best Kent Goat Club Exhibit
Palmar Cup - Best Kent Goat Club Goatling
Tyrwhitt-Drake Challenge Cup - Best Kent Goat Club Saanen or British Saanen
Michellena Cup - Best Kent Goat Club Golden or British Guernsey
Friend Challenge Cup - Best Kent Goat Club Saanen or British Saanen Goatling
Foreman Trophy - Kent Goat Club First Kidders
Palmar Challenge Bowl - Kent Goat Club Second Kidders
Coolinge Rose Bowl - Kent Goat Club Anglo-Nubian Milking Competition
E D Clarkson Trophy for the best British Toggenburg Milker exhibited by a Kent Goat
Club Member Resident in Kent
Tyrrel Trophy - Best Anglo Nubian Goat
Agnes Cup - Golden or British Guernsey Milking Competition
Alec Lines Sunhill Trophy - Best Goat of Any Other Variety
Oakwood Trophy - Best British Toggenburg Goatling
Bignold Trophy - Best Anglo Nubian Goatling
8
G15
G16
G17
G18
G19
G20
Naypaul Trophy - Best Golden or British Guernsey Goatling
Liddlesdale Cup - Best Saanen or British Saanen Kid
Bignold Cup - Best Anglo Nubian Kid
Naypaul Cup - Best Golden or British Guernsey Kid
Kent Goat Club President’s Trophy - Parent and Progeny
Sunhilder Challenge Cup - Inspection/Production
HORSES
83
87
101
143
124
5
94
98
142
71
11
7
92
23
42
2
33
86
20
102
85
3
62
66
63
79
110
106
104
54
59
77
97
93
145
80
107
138
122
121
163
140
38
KCAS Swalegas Perpetual Challenge Cup - Shires
W Rogers Perpetual Challenge Trophy - Heavy Horses
Brenchley Silver Mist Challenge Cup - Shires
KCAS Trophy - Best Barren Shire Mare
NSR Perpetual Trophy - Any Other Breed of Heavy Horse
Lord Cornwallis Perpetual Challenge Cup - Heavy Horse Single Turnout
Sparshatts of Kent Perpetual Trophy - Heavy Horse Pairs Turnout
Malling Trophy - Heavy Horse Drawn Farm Implement
Julian Tanton-Brown Memorial Trophy - Best Shod Heavy Horse In Hand
Hugh Haldin Perpetual Challenge Trophy - Hunters
Primrose and Len Perpetual Challenge Trophy - Ladies’ Hunters
Rosamund Owen Perpetual Challenge Trophy - Ladies’ Side Saddle
Brave Spartan Perpetual Trophy - Middleweight Hunters
William Day Memorial Trophy - Working Hunters
Harry Buckland Challenge Cup - Working Hunters
Sir Garrard Tyrwhitt-Drake Challenge Cup - Hunter Breeding
R C Murdoch Challenge Trophy - Hunter Breeding
Court Dancer Cup - Hunter Foal
Hugh N Haldin Perpetual Challenge Trophy - Hacks
Kent & Sussex Courier Newspapers Challenge Cup - Cobs
Susan Stoneham Memorial Trophy - Riding Horses
KCAS Perpetual Challenge Trophy - Arabs
Kent County Championship Trophy - Children’s Ponies
George Parker Perpetual Challenge Trophy - Children’s Ponies
Sumner Perpetual Trophy - Novice Ponies
Gwersyllt Perpetual Trophy - Working Hunter Ponies
Derek Howard Memorial Rose Bowl - In Hand Pony Breeding
John Angell Jewellers Cup - Mountain & Moorland In Hand Champion
Echo Challenge Cup - Dartmoor
Kent Messenger Cup - Welsh Section A
Lady Astor of Hever Perpetual Trophy - Welsh Section B
Poulhurst Cup - Welsh Section A Yearling
Frindsbury Challenge Cup - Welsh Cobs
Hayselden Cup - Connemara
Isla of Whitefield Memorial Trophy - Highland Ponies
Fernbank Perpetual Trophy - New Forest
Cocum Challenge Bowl - Ridden Mountain & Moorland
The John Wright Pinions Trophy - Cuddy Supreme In Hand Champion.
Stanley Luckhurst Memorial Trophy - Inter Hunt Team Relay Champion
Norton Cup - Inter Hunt Team Relay Turnout
Horn Blowing Trophy - Inter Hunt Team Relay
Avril Martyn Memorial Shield - Riding Club Teams’ Jumping
Kent Life Pony Club Mounted Games Trophy - Pony Club Mounted Games
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HORTICULTURAL SHOW
19
17
1
91
64
73
52
139
KCAS Perpetual Challenge Trophy - Flower Show
KCAS Floral Section Perpetual Challenge Cup - Flower Show Runner-up
Lady Cornwallis Trophy - Municipal Authorities
Burrows & Day Perpetual Trophy - Best Hanging Basket & Decorative Pot
Lady Falmouth Rose Bowl - Floral Arrangement
Tim Day Memorial Trophy for best in Show - Floral Arrangement
KCAS Perpetual Challenge Cup - Best Landscape or Garden Display Exhibit
Haynes Perpetual Challenge Trophy - Best Show Garden
KENT FEDERATION OF HORTICULTURAL SOCIETIES
44
40
KCAS Horticultural Challenge Cup - Garden Produce
KCAS Trophy - Garden Produce
YOUNG FARMERS’ CLUBS
YFC1
YFC2
YFC3
YFC4
YFC5
YFC6
YFC7
YFC8
YFC9
YFC10
YFC11
YFC12
YFC13
YFC14
YFC15
YFC16
YFC17
YFC19
YFC20
YFC21
YFC22
YFC23
YFC24
YFC25
YFC26
YFC27
YFC28
YFA28
YFC29
YFC30
Patullo Higgs Perpetual Challenge Cup - Club with highest points
Langafel Trophy - Club with second highest points
Royal Bank of Scotland Rose Bowl - Supreme Champion Turnout
Seeboard Farm Electric Cup - Reserve Supreme Champion Turnout
Patullo & Partners Cup - Champion Turnout Beef Animal
Preston Challenge Cup - Reserve Champion Turnout Beef Animal
H F &J H Glover Perpetual Challenge Cup - Champion Turnout Dairy Animal
The Graham Brown Cup - Reserve Champion Turnout Dairy Animal
P Garrett & Sons Perpetual Challenge Cup - Champion Turnout Lamb
Franklin Salver - Reserve Champion Turnout Lamb
Vivian F Friday Perpetual Challenge Cup - Champion Turnout Pen of Pigs
Allcorn Cup - Reserve Champion Turnout Pen of Pigs
Ballard Cup - Champion Condition and Turnout of Poultry
Stephanie Dean Cup - Reserve Champion Condition and Turnout Poultry
Spartan Trophy - Champion Rabbit
Perpetual Trophy - Reserve Champion Rabbit
Dean Family Shield - Conformation Champion
Les Leeves Cup - Champion Pure Bred Beef Calf
Julian Cup - Reserve Champion Pure Bred Beef Calf
FMS/Pine Challenge Cup - Champion Crossbred Beef Calf
SCM Livestock Cup - Reserve Champion Crossbred Beef Calf
Wm Lillico Cup - Champion Dairy Calf
Penny Leeves Cup - Reserve Champion Dairy Calf
Nick Allan Cup - Champion Pair of Lambs
Les Leeves Cup - Reserve Champion Pair of Lambs
Harris Pig Cup - Champion Pen of Pigs
Burt Pig Cup - Reserve Champion Pen of Pigs
Chrissie Lawrence Cup - Best Native Beef
National Westminster Bank Cup - Champion under 18’s Calf Rearing
Royal Bank of Scotland Cup - Champion of the Royal Bank of Scotland Calf Rearing
Competition
YFC31 Bryan Hawkes Trophy - Market Calves
10
YFC33
YFC34
YFC35
YFC36
YFC37
YFC38
YFC39
YFC40
YFC41
YFC42
YFC43
YFC44
Jackson Cup - Champion Beef Pairs Competition
Jennie Haynes Memorial Shield - Dairy Pairs Competition
Walton Challenge Cup - Winner of over 18 handling class
East Kent Fatstock Show Challenge Cup - Best handler over 18
Jon Nye Cup - Winner of Ex-Members’ Competition
Haggis Shield - Ex-members
Hadlow College Perpetual Challenge Cup - Best Stockman at the Show
Arthur Neville Cup - Best Presented Club Area at the Show
Willmot Cup - Club with best display
Lambert & Foster Perpetual Challenge Cup - Club winning Mock Auction
Haynes Agricultural Cup - Round Bale Pushing
It’s a Knockout Trophy - Champion It’s a Knockout Competition
TRADE STANDS
134
135
136
137
153
154
The Geering Trophy - Best Agricultural Trade Stand
The Geering Trophy - Best Large Trade Stand
The Geering Trophy - Best Small Trade Stand
The Geering Trophy - Best Food & Drink Trade Stand
The Geering Trophy - Best Charity and Voluntary Organisation Trade Stand
The Geering Trophy - Best Specialist Trade Stand
FORESTRY
37
35
43
112
Sir Edward Hardy Trophy - Forestry Award
CLA Trophy - Forestry
Brabourne Challenge Cup - Forestry Lines
Best Forestry Exhibit - Forestry
APIARY
128
Apiary Challenge Cup - Apiary
11
CHIEF STEWARDS 2015
Agricultural Ring
Agricultural Chaplain
Biosecurity
Catering
Cattle
Countryside Area
Dairy
Flower Show
Floral Art
Food Tent
Forestry
Goats
Horses & Jumping
Livestock and Judges
Heritage
Sheep and Wool
Trade Stands
Traffic
Veterinary Officer
Chief Steward
N Allan
Canon C Pinchbeck
M Chamberlain
Mrs M Anthony
P Goldsmith
L Holmes
J R Warnock
Mrs R Day
Mrs C Finnis
T Derouet
I Embry
Mrs R Fox
D Underwood
T Whitehead
B Pike
B Roberts
P Fox
C S Tassell
E Davies MRCVS
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Deputy Chief Steward
K Jacques
D Stevens
Mrs J Poile
J Edwards
C Keeler
Mrs P Softley
Mrs D Steele
N Allan
T Manuel
P Russell
B Fagg
LIST OF JUDGES 2015
CATTLE
Supreme Cattle Championship Trophy, Champion Dairy Female,
Champion Beef Award & Cattle Interbreed Competition
Mr C ROADS Malvern Worcestershire
Champion Pairs Competition
Dairy: Mr R FELTON Horsted Keynes West Sussex
Beef: Mr W PETERS Oxted Surrey
Beef & Dairy Cattle Lines Trophies
Mr G CHARLTON East Farleigh Kent
Stockmen’s Awards
Mrs J BEDFORD Maidstone Kent B SHELFORD East Farleigh Kent
M WILDE
British Blue
Leighton Buzzard Bedfordshire
BritishSimmental
Mr B FILBY Norwich Norfolk
Hereford
Mr B BIRCH Weston Staffordshire
Highland
Mr D MAUGHAN Blanford Dorset
Limousin
M WILDE Leighton Buzzard Bedfordshire
Sussex
Mr J HARMER Lewes East Sussex
Any Other Pure Bred Native / Non-Native Beef, Dual-Purpose or Rare Breed of Cattle
Mr B BIRCH Weston Staffordshire
Commercial Beef
Mr T EPPS Haywards Heath West Sussex
Beefbreeder Bull Competition
Mr W PETERS Oxted Surrey
Ayrshire
Mr J WESTAWAY Shaftesbury Dorset
Dexter
Mr S ADCOCK Ipstones Staffordshire
Dexter Local Class
Mr T WHITEHEAD Dover Kent
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Holstein
Mr B MILLER Bridgewater Somerset
Channel Island
Milk Recorded Cattle
Milk Records
Mrs P QUINTANA Heathfield Sussex
Exhibitor Bred Dairy Competition
Mr R FELTON Horsted Keynes West Sussex
Beef Cow or Heifer with Calf Competition
Mr W PETERS Oxted Surrey
Beef Interbreed Junior Male & Female Championships
Mr T EPPS Haywards Heath West Sussex
Dairy Interbreed Female Junior Championships
Cattle Sweepstakes Competition
Beef: Mr T EPPS Haywards Heath West Sussex
Dairy: Mr J WESTAWAY Shaftesbury Dorset
Young Handlers’ Competition
Beef: Mrs B HIDE Mayfield East Sussex
Dairy: Mr J WESTAWAY Shaftesbury Dorset
SHEEP
Supreme Sheep Championship Trophy
Supreme Sheep Interbreed Competition
Mr P H SKINNER Sissinghurst Kent
Best Sheep Exhibit
Mr L W STEVENS Lower Halstow Kent
Romney
Mrs P SKINNER Sissinghurst Kent
Southdown
Mr A GLAVES Brompton by Sawdon Scarborough
Suffolk
Mr A GLAVES Brompton by Sawdon Scarborough
Jacob
Mr G JONES Stockbridge Hampshire
14
Texel
TBC
British Down
Mrs J RITCHIE Chard Somerset
Charollais
TBC
Beltex
Mr N FRAZIER Kidderminster Worcester
Zwartbles
TBC
Any Other Pure Breed of Continental Origin
Mr T BUTCHER Cowden Kent
Any Other Pure Breed
TBC
Sheep Pairs Competition
TBC
Sheep Interbreed Group of Three
Mr H SKINNER Sissinghurst Kent
Sheep Young Handlers’ Competition
Mr T BLUNT Milton Keynes Bucks
Wool & Wool on the Hoof
Mr S SPENCER British Wool Marketing Board Bradford Yorkshire
GOATS
Dairy Goats
Mrs M HARDMAN Sheffield Yorkshire
Best Goat Exhibit
Mr L W STEVENS Lower Halstow Kent
Goat Young Handlers
TBC
HORSES
Shire Horses, Any Other Breed of Heavy Horse & Heavy Horse Turnouts
Mr G WARD Wisbech Cambridgeshire
Best Shod Heavy Horse Competition
Mr N MASSIE Rochester Kent
Ridden Heavy Horse
Conformation / Type: Mr G WARD Wisbech Cambridgeshire
Ride / Performance: The Hon Mrs D GOOCH Robertsbridge East Sussex
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Driven Horses
Mr R CONNELLY Gloucester
Hackneys
Mr R CONNELLY Gloucester
Senior Horses & Ponies
Miss S FITT Maidsenhead Berkshire
Ridden Sport Horses
Miss A COLLINS Stoke-on-Trent Staffordshire
Ridden Hunters and Side Saddle Horses
Weights and Novice- Riding: Miss A COLLINS Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire
Weights & Novice + Small Hunters - Conformation: Mrs B RICH Melton Mowbray
Leicestershire
Small Hunters, Side-Saddle & Ladies’ Astride- Riding: Miss L RUSSELL Dunsfold Surrey
Side-Saddle & Ladies’ Astride - Conformation: The Hon Mrs D GOOCH Robertsbridge
East Sussex
Working Hunters
Riding: Mrs L HOMER Shipston on Stour Warwickshire
Conformation: Mr D TATLOW Shipston on Stour Warwickshire
Hunter Breeding
Mr P HILTON Baston Peterborough
Sport Horse Breeding
Miss A COLLINS Stoke on Trent Staffordshire
Ridden Hacks
Riding: Mrs L HOMER Shipston on Stour
In Hand Hack / Riding Horse
Miss A COLLINS Stoke on Trent Staffordshire
Riding Horses
Riding: Mrs L RUSSELL Dunsfold Surrey
Conformation: Miss S HOLLIDAY South West London
Ridden Cobs
Riding: The Hon Mrs D GOOCH Robertsbridge East Sussex
Conformation: Mrs B RICH Melton Mowbray Leicestershire
Coloured Horses & Ponies
Miss S HOLLIDAY South West London
Arabs
In Hand Classes: Miss E MAXWELL London
Ridden Classes: Mr N FULLER Rawreth Essex
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The Tattersalls RoR Thoroughbred Show Series 2015
Riding: Mrs C POOL Westbury-on-Severn Gloucestershire
Conformation: Mr J DUNLOP West Sussex
Miniature Horses
W CHATLEY Brockenhurst Hampshire
Children’s Riding Ponies
Miss S HARRIES Warfield Berkshire
PWW Ice Cream Supplies Show Hunter Ponies
Mrs J MIDDLETON Tenbury Wells Worcestershire
Lead Rein Pony: Mrs J ETHERIDGE Saxmundham Suffolk
Ridden Part Bred Pony of the Year
Conformation: TBC
Performance: Mr N FULLER Rawreth Essex
Working Hunter Ponies
Jumping Section: Mrs J MIDDLETON Tenbury Wells Worcestershire
Conformation Section: Mrs J ETHERIDGE Saxmundham Suffolk
Course Builder: Mr T PRICE Bicester Oxfordshire
Show Pony Breeding
Mr P HILTON Baston Fen Peterborough
Mountain and Moorland Supreme In Hand Championship
Mrs A NICHOLLS Wotton-under-Edge Gloucestershire
Dartmoor and Exmoor
Welsh
Welsh Section A
Mrs S GEORGE Great Barford Bedfordshire
(CHALVERSTON)
Welsh Section B
Mr S HOWARD York North Yorkshire
(BOSTON)
Welsh Sections C & D
Mr D CONTI Salisbury Wiltshire
(RANGEVIEW)
Connemara
Dales and Fell
Mr S HOWARD York North Yorkshire
Highland
Mrs L IMPEY Essex
New Forest
Mrs L IMPEY Essex
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L H Woodhouse Shetland
Mrs J JONES East Sussex
Mountain and Moorland Leading Rein
Ms S PRIOR Norfolk
Mountain and Moorland First Ridden
Ms S PRIOR Norfolk
The Blue Chip Native BSPS Heritage
Supreme Championship Ridden Classes
Ridden: Mrs C WHITELEY Braintree Essex
Conformation: Miss S HARRIES Bracknell Essex
National Pony Society Mountain and Moorland
Working Hunter Pony Championship
Jumping: Mrs L IMPEY Essex
Conformation: Mr S HOWARD Yorkshire
Traditional Welsh Ridden Classes
Mrs S GEORGE Great Barford Bedfordshire
Cuddy Supreme In-Hand Championship 2015 Qualifying Competition
Mrs P POWLEY Cheshire
The Osborne Refrigerators Double Harness Scurry Championship
Mr A GOLLEDGE Longfield Kent
Mr J S YOUNGS Wokingham Bedfordshire
McCabe Ford Williams Chartered Accountants
Inter Hunt Team Relay, Horn Blowing & Team Turnout
Mrs S PEEL Gloucestershire
Miss R LUCKHURST Kent
Chairman of Show Jumping Judges
Show Jumping
Mrs P FAZAKERLEY Willesborough Kent
Miss S WALKER Staplehurst Kent
Mrs J PALMER Maidstone Kent
Mr J S YOUNGS Wokingham Bedfordshire
Show Jumping Timing Judges
Mr J DAWSON Doddington Cambridgeshire
Mr P R HARLOCK Doddington Cambridgeshire
Show Jumping Course Designers
Mr K BYWATER (Senior Course Designer)
Mr M A V NEUDECK Canterbury Kent
Mr T PRICE Addington Buckingham
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FLOWER SHOW
HANGING BASKET AND DECORATIVE POT COMPETITION
Mr C ARNOLD Coventry West Midlands
FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS
Mrs L CONSTABLE Barnham West Sussex
Mrs J GRIFFIN South West London
TRADE STANDS
Agricultural and Charity or Voluntary Organisation Trade Stands
Mr J TAYLOR
Show Director, Royal Norfolk Agricultural Association
Large Trade Stands and the Food and Wine Marquees
Mrs D SMILLIE-GRAY
Show Manager, Three Counties Agricultural Society
Specialist and Small Trade Stands
Mr R TODD
Chief Executive Officer, Surrey County Agricultural Society
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PRIZE COLOURS
Supreme Champion
Reserve Supreme Champion
Champion Dairy
Reserve Champion Dairy
Champion Beef
Reserve Champion Beef
Breed Champion
Reserve Breed Champion
Champion (Livestock)
Reserve Champion (Livestock)
Champion (Horses)
Reserve Champion (Horses)
Reserve
1st Prize
2nd Prize
3rd Prize
4th Prize
5th Prize
Special (equine)
Red White Blue
Blue White
Red White Blue
Blue White
Red White Blue
Blue White
Red White Blue
Blue White
Gold White
Silver White
Red White Blue
Blue White
White
Red White
Blue White
Yellow White
Green White
Pink White
Lilac White
NOTES
‘Special’ prize is for the award of cups, medals etc not covered by the issue of
‘Champion’ card or rosette.
Animals entered in more than one class are numbered for the first class in which
they stand and in classes where they are repeated, the same number is retained in
the catalogue.
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REGULATIONS GOVERNING THE ENTRY AND EXHIBITION
OF EQUINE AND LIVESTOCK
In these Showing Rules:
“Livestock“ means sheep, cattle, goats and pigs.
“Equine“ means horses, ponies and donkeys.
“Inspector” means a person authorised by the Society to carry out inspections and other duties
in accordance with the schedule regulations.
“Exhibitor” means the person responsible for entering any animal in the Show at point of entry
and thereafter.
“Participants” means all owners, exhibitors, fitters, agents, attendants, handlers, riders and other
participants in the showing of an animal.
“Showing Rules” means the Society’s Regulations Governing the Entry and Exhibition of Equine
and Livestock as listed in the Schedule.
“Society” means Kent County Agricultural Society.
“Show” means the Kent County Show.
“Steward” means a volunteer appointed to support the running of the Show by the Kent County
Agricultural Society.
ENTRIES
1.
CLOSING DATE FOR ENTRIES
The entries for LIVESTOCK (except where otherwise stated in the Schedule) will close on Friday
22 May, on or before which day all forms and certificates, properly filled in and signed by the
exhibitor or his agent, together with entrance fee, must be forwarded to the Livestock and Equine
Co-ordinator
EQUINE entries close on Friday 22 May. Entries for Show Jumping Competitions close on Friday
3 July or earlier in competitions where entries are limited. Under no circumstances can entry
fees be refunded after the closing date concerned, except under Regulation 7. Show Jumping
cancellations will be refunded according to Rule 4 of the Rules and Regulations listed under Show
Jumping.
Stabling charges are not refundable, except under the conditions stated in Shire and Heavy Horse
classes.
Entries received after the above dates will not be accepted. All entries to be made in writing
by post, fax, email or online. Telephone entries cannot be accepted. All amendments to
entries must also be made in writing.
2.
OWNERSHIP
All livestock must be the bona-fide property of the exhibitor at the time of entry. In the event of
death of an exhibitor the Executor(s) will be deemed to succeed as such.
3.
AGE
The date of birth of cattle and goats (in the case of horses, ponies and sheep, the year of birth)
must be correctly stated on the entry form, or on the stall cards. Should any question arise as to
the age of any exhibit the Stewards may, at the request of the Judge, have the state of dentition
of the exhibit examined by a competent authority. If in the opinion of such authority the state of
dentition shall indicate that the stated age of any animal does not agree with the dentition test,
the Stewards shall have power to disqualify such animal. Any animal having failed to pass the
dentition test at any other Show shall forthwith be disqualified.
4.
EQUINE PASSPORTS AND INFLUENZA
It is obligatory for all equines to be accompanied by a valid equine passport whenever they are
transported to and from Showgrounds. Checks may be carried out by an Inspector.
The declaration on the remittance form about the proper vaccination of horses and ponies against
equine influenza must be signed by the Exhibitor or his/her agent. A certificate showing a single
vaccination only will not be acceptable, unless it is clearly shown as a booster administered within
the permitted time limit. Foals under six months of age are exempt from vaccination.
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Veterinary officers may check certificates and an incorrect certificate will mean disqualification.
Exhibitors who cannot produce a certificate will be required to do so within seven days of the
Show otherwise prize money will be forfeited.
5.
SUBSTITUTION AND ELIGIBILITY TO COMPETE
No substitution of showing entries will be permitted after the closing date for entries and only
entries actually printed in the official show catalogue are eligible to compete, except as stated in
rule 31.
Show jumping entries are permitted to substitute as per the British Showjumping rules 79.4. please see the separate Show jumping pages of this schedule for more information.
6.
CORRECTNESS
Every exhibitor or competitor shall be held responsible for the correctness of their entry. If when
queried, correctness cannot be proven, the entry in question shall not be accepted, or if already
accepted may be cancelled or the exhibit may be disqualified and any award made to it cancelled.
If any wilful misstatement or incorrectness shall at any time be proved to the satisfaction of the
Council to have been made in any certificate, either in connection with the Shows of this Society
or any other Agricultural Society, the offenders shall (at the discretion of the Council) be
disqualified ever afterwards from exhibiting at the Shows of this Society. If such certificate relates
to an animal which has been or shall be awarded a prize at this Society’s Show, the prize shall
be withheld.
7.
SPECIAL CONDITION
The Schedule is issued conditionally on the Show being held and is subject to the current Rules,
Orders and Regulations of the Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs, or of any
Special Resolution of the Council of the Society.
In event of an order by the Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs prohibiting the
movement of stock, half entry fees will be returned on request.
8.
REJECTION
The Council reserves the right to reject or cancel the entry or entries made by any person if they
shall deem fit to do so.
SHOWGROUND REGULATIONS
9.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE
Except where otherwise stated, the Showground will be open for the reception of livestock from
7.00 am on Thursday 9 July.
Latest times of arrival:
Cattle, sheep, pigs & goats, 7 pm on Thursday 9 July.
Horses and ponies will be admitted and may depart during the Show opening hours.
Exhibits in the livestock section will not be allowed to leave the Showground until 5.00 pm on
Sunday 12 July unless directed otherwise by the Society’s Chief Veterinary Officer.
10. EXHIBITORS’ PASSES
A free pass for admission will be sent to each exhibitor not a member of the Society and also
passes for the participants in charge of the stock. In case of the transfer or improper use of a
pass it will be immediately cancelled and the full price of admission charged.
11. LIVESTOCK ACCOMMODATION
All cattle will be housed in temporary shedding and stalls. Shedding and hurdle pens will be
provided for sheep and pigs. A marquee and hurdle pens will be provided for goats.
12. CONTAGION
Every exhibitor of any animal which to their knowledge is suffering from any contagious or
infectious disease, or which has been in contact with any animal suffering as such, shall pay the
Society £50 as compensation and for liquidated damages for each and every animal so sent. In
addition, in the event of the Society’s Veterinary Inspector certifying that any animal sent for
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exhibition is in his opinion a possible source of danger, such animal shall be removed with due
speed by the Participant, from the Showground, or be otherwise managed as per the
Veterinarian’s direction with a view to averting the spread of contagion.
12A. MISUSE OF DRUGS
The Society reserves the right to take blood and urine samples from any animal at the Show to
test for the presence of illegal or banned substances.
13. FORAGE
Straw for first litter will be provided free of charge on Thursday 9 July; subsequently exhibitors
must provide their own, together with all provender required during the time their animals are on
the Showground.
14. ROSETTES
No animal will be allowed to wear rosettes or ribbons and no prize cards may be displayed other
than those issued by the Society.
15. SECURITY
All bulls must have a ring or clamp attached to the nose and be led by Participants.
All animals must be brought properly secured to the satisfaction of the Stewards of the section,
or they will not be admitted to the Showground.
15A. NO SMOKING
Strictly no smoking in any buildings or marquees on the Showground.
16. ADVERTISING
No person shall be allowed to fix any placard in the Showground without the written permission
of the Show Manager and no exhibitor shall be allowed to distribute flyers anywhere in the
Showground.
17. PUBLIC VIEW
Any Participant shutting out his exhibits from the public view by letting down or affixing canvas,
or in any other way except with the sanction of the Stewards, or refusing to conform to the
instructions of any Steward, or failing to parade or exhibit their animals when so directed, will be
fined £10.00 for each occurrence outlined by the Stewards.
Fines will be deducted from any prizes which may be due to the exhibitor, or be recovered as per
debts to the Society.
18. EVICTION
The Stewards shall have power to remove from the Showground the stock belonging to (and
cancel the pass of) any Participant who does not comply with the instructions given by the
Stewards, without any responsibility attaching to the Stewards or the Society in consequence of
such removal.
JUDGING AND AWARDS
19.
JUDGING
No person but the Stewards and authorised officials shall enter any of the rings or have any
communication with the Judges during the time the judging is taking place and all Participants
acting in opposition to this rule shall forfeit such premiums as may be awarded to their exhibits.
The Judges may withhold any prize where there is evident want of merit. Where there is only one
entry shown in a class, the judges may award the first, second, third or fourth prize according to
the merit of that entry.
Once a class has started, late competitors will be allowed into the ring only if the Judge is
prepared to accept them.
The decision of the Judge is final.
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Exhibitors are particularly requested to note the name of the Judge appointed for the classes
they wish to enter and are advised, in the interests of all concerned, not knowingly to enter an
animal bred by or that has been owned by the Judge appointed.
In the event of a judge knowingly encountering an animal in which he/she has had a past or
present financial or breeder interest, the Kent County Agricultural Society will arrange for the
placement of that animal by another judge.
All those entering the rings with horses or ponies, or to attend to horses or ponies must be properly
dressed wearing hats, jackets and the appropriate exhibit number where applicable. Anyone riding
a horse or pony on the Showground, practice areas or car parks must wear a hat of a standard
approved by the governing body of his/her respective horse/pony society, association or discipline
and under whose rules he/she is exhibiting or competing.
20. PRIZES
In all cases where the prizes are offered conditionally, they shall be withheld until the exhibitor shall
have proved to the satisfaction of the Council that the conditions have been fulfilled.
Prize money will be paid within one month of the Show.
All cups and trophies offered by the Kent County Agricultural Society in this schedule are perpetual
and cannot be won outright.
21. AMALGAMATION OR CANCELLATION OF CLASSES
Any class may be cancelled or amalgamated unless there are at least three exhibitors.
22. RESERVE AWARDS
In awarding prizes, the Judges are instructed to add a reserve number in each instance (provided
there is sufficient merit), stating the next best animal or pen of animals, in case any animal or pen
of animals to which a prize has been awarded should be disqualified.
In the case of any prize animal being disqualified, the winner of the next succeeding prize in that
class shall take the prize that has been awarded to such disqualified animal, and the lowest prize
in the class shall go to the reserve number provided a reserve card has been awarded.
23. TEMPORARY ACCIDENT
Any animal suffering from an accident, having temporary consequences only, will not be
disqualified on that account.
24. PROGENY
All foals must be the offspring of the mares with which they are exhibited and accompany them
into the judging ring.
25. PROTESTS
Any exhibitor wishing to make a protest, having reference to any exhibit at the Show, must make
it in writing to the Show Manager and deposit the sum of £20.00, which may, at the discretion of
the Council be forfeited to the funds of the Society, if the protest should appear to them to be
frivolous or unreasonable. All protests must be delivered to the Show Manager before 5 pm on
the day of judging. After that hour no protest will be received unless a special and satisfactory
reason can be given for the delay. The Council will consider any such protests at its meeting at
10.30 am on the following day at which time any person making a protest or their authorised
agent must be available to answer questions if required. Protests lodged against awards made
on the third day of the Show will be considered at a time and place which will be fixed by the
Council. The decision of the Council shall be final.
GENERAL
26. PARADES
The livestock will be paraded daily in the ring at the discretion of the Stewards and exhibitors are
requested to see that sufficient stockmen are in attendance for this purpose.
Livestock and Horse Parades will be held as directed by the Council of the Society and at the
times fixed and advertised in the Catalogue. Any prize winner who fails to parade without authority
loses any prize money unless a certificate is produced signed by a Veterinary Surgeon or a
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substantial reason is forwarded in writing and handed to the Chief Steward responsible for the
Parade giving such reasons. The Chief Steward will report to the Council of the Society, whose
decision shall be final as to the forfeiting of any prize money.
Handlers under the age of 13 years will NOT be permitted to take animals into the Grand Parade.
27. DISCLAIMER
Exhibits, the public and all participants are subject to the Rules and Regulations of the Society.
Neither the Society nor any of its officials will be responsible for anything that may happen from
any cause or circumstances whatever to visitors or participants attending the Show, or through
or to any animal or article exhibited at the Show and it shall be considered a condition of entry or
admission to the grounds that each person shall hold the Society harmless and that they shall
indemnify the Society against any legal proceedings arising from any such case or circumstances.
28. DISPUTES
All disputes respecting the Rules and Regulations of the Society together with all questions, the
consideration of which is not otherwise provided for, shall be referred to the Stewards or Council,
whose decision shall be final.
CATTLE
29. EXHIBITS FROM ATTESTED HERDS
At the date of entry, cattle must be from herds which are free from movement restrictions imposed
under the Tuberculosis (Area Eradication Order, 1950, as amended). An animal accepted for
entry cannot be exhibited, if after entry, the herd to which it belongs is subject to such restriction.
See also Brucellosis Accredited Herds Scheme under rule 40.
30. REGISTRATION IN HERD BOOK
All cattle must be named and the number given if entered in the Herd Book.
Every animal entered for competition shall be entered or accepted for entry in the Herd Book
proper of its breed unless otherwise stated. Where an animal is entered by the exhibitor as
accepted for entry in the Herd Book proper of its breed, proof of such acceptance shall be
furnished to the Society at the time of entry.
31. SUBSTITUTION
No substitutions will be allowed on entry to the Showground
Details: Substitution of animals in the cattle section will be allowed after the closing date for
entries provided the animal substituted is in the same class as the original entry. Details of the
substitute entry must have been submitted in writing and received by the Livestock and Equine
Co-ordinator by midday on Thursday 2 July (7 days prior to Livestock entry onto the Showground)
This information will then be included in a printed update to the catalogue. Failure to notify the
Society will result in disqualification and any prizes won will be forfeited.
32. CALVING AT SHOW
If an animal calves during the period of the Show, the instructions listed in rule 40 must be
followed.
33.
UNNACCEPTABLE PRACTICES
BEEF
Should any contrivance or device of any description (such as injection) be found or proved to
have been used on any animal for any purpose, or if any other practice considered improper is
performed on any animal at any time while the animal is on the Showground, the Council or its
nominated representative, at its absolute discretion, shall have the power to disqualify the animal
so concerned from any award or trophy at the Show and may prohibit the owner of such animal
from exhibiting at future Shows. The Council reserves the right to have all animals inspected by
persons nominated by them, either prior to, during, or after judging.
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DAIRY
In addition to the above practices for Beef Cattle, the following practices and/or procedures are
prohibited when showing registered dairy cattle:
a) misrepresenting the age or ownership of an animal;
b) filling an animal’s rumen unnaturally with liquid (tubing);
c) balancing the udder by any means other than by leaving naturally produced milk in any or all
quarters;
d) treating the udder internally with an irritant, counter-irritant, or any other substance to
temporarily improve conformation or produce unnatural animation;
e) treating the udder externally with an irritant, counter-irritant, or any other substance to
temporarily improve conformation or produce unnatural animation. (Allowable practices /
substances include the use of external anti-inflammatory substances for the well-being of the
animal);
f) causing any unlicensed substance to be entered inside the teat orifice;
g) the setting or sealing of teats with any substance;
h) administering epidural anaesthesia (blocking tails) and/or applying any irritant either externally
or internally to the perineal (rectum and vagina) area;
i) wrapping hocks or draining fluid from hocks unless authorised by a veterinarian at the show;
j) attaching an appliance to an animal other than for milking;
k) criticising or interfering with any or all of the individuals involved in the organisation and jjudging
of the Show (including the judge, show management or other exhibitors) or any other conduct
detrimental to the breed or Show; and
l) any other practices which in the reasonable opinion of the Society or its nominated
representatives, causes unnecessary suffering to an animal, unfairly improves its performance in
a Show, or otherwise undermines or interferes with the integrity of the Show, or brings the Show
or the Society into disrepute.
Inspection
All Participants at the Show shall provide promptly to the Show Office and/or Inspectors, upon
request, whatever information and produce any documents reasonably required for the proper
monitoring of compliance with the Showing Rules and shall fully co-operate with any inspections.
All entries to the Show and personal property of the Participants are subject to inspection by the
Inspectors. Participants shall co-operate with the Inspectors, provide access to the animal and
shall provide all such information as is reasonably required in connection with such inspections.
Participants shall provide to an Inspector, if requested, samples of urine, milk, blood, or any other
body fluids suitable for analysis.
Participants shall not deliver any medication, preparation or substance to their animals, by any
method whilst on site, except that administered by the Show veterinarian. The only exception
being that participants can deliver medication which has been disclosed at Bio-Security, upon
entry to the Showground, so that the duty vet is aware of the substance and why it is being used.
Additionally Inspectors or their nominated representatives shall have the authority to perform on
any animal entered in the Show any of the following:
a) a milkout, collection and testing of any of the animal’s body fluids of any individual cow or
cows, after the milking classes have completed; and
b) the use at any time of any other technology and other inspections and/or analysis, that the
Inspector considers may be useful for assessing compliance with the Showing Rules.
6. Following completion of milking cow classes the Organisers and/or Inspectors shall have the
option to take milk samples from a representative group of cows, prior to milkout, from a
representative number of the milking cow classes. If inspections are to be carried out, an
announcement will be made prior to the judging of the milking cow classes.
34. MILKING
The vacuum pump in the Dairy will be available for the use of exhibitors arriving on Thursday 9
July. However milk will be accepted for payment between the hours of 5 pm and
7 pm only.
The Show being purely of an educational nature, it behoves producers of milk to ensure that the
milking of cows and disposal of the milk is carried out under hygienic conditions at the Show
Dairy. The following Regulations are therefore designed for the benefit of exhibitors and the
public.
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Suitable white clothing must be worn by all attendants.
1)
2)
Udders and hind quarters must be in a clean condition before milking.
3)
All milking must be done in the Show Dairy. In order to be of assistance to exhibitors and
herdsmen the following arrangements have been made:
a)
All milk produced during the Show will become property of the Society and will be
purchased by the Society at 20p per litre. The sale of milk by exhibitors or their herdsmen other
than to the Society is strictly prohibited.
b)
All pails and utensils can be washed and sterilised at the Show Dairy free of charge.
c)
Hot water will be provided.
d)
To prevent contamination of milk by antibiotics, random testing of milk will be carried out
by Stewards at the Show.
SHEEP
35. Every animal entered for competition must be entered or certified as eligible to be entered
in the Flock Book of its breed.
36. “Two-Shear” and “Shearling” determine sheep dropped in 2013 and 2014 respectively,
except where individual breed societies dictate otherwise, for example - year start 1st September
for Dorset Horn & Poll, year start 1st December for Zwartbles, Charollais & Hampshire Down.
37. The colouring of sheep is prohibited. Any sheep found to have been artificially coloured
or otherwise faked with a view to deceiving the Judges shall be disqualified.
38. The Mutilation (Permitted Procedures) (England) Regulations 2007 Schedule 5.5 requires
that sheep must have sufficient tail retained to cover the vulva of the female sheep and the anus
of male sheep. Any sheep which does not comply with the aforementioned regulations will not
be eligible to be judged in its class. The decision will be made at the discretion of the Society’s
Chief Veterinary Officer or his representative.
SHEEP & GOATS
39. Scrapie. Ewes which have lambed in the previous 30 days, in lamb ewes and ewes that are
subject to procedures which change the seasonal breeding pattern may not be exhibited at the
Show. Also female goats which have kidded in the previous 30 days and in kid goats may not be
exhibited at the Show. All exhibitors of sheep and goats will be required to sign a declaration to
this effect at entry stage.
HEALTH & SAFETY
40.
The Organisers of this Show have taken reasonable precautions to ensure the health and
safety of everyone present. For these measures to be effective, everyone must take all
reasonable precautions to avoid and prevent accidents occurring and must obey the instructions
of the Organisers and all the Officials and Stewards.
IMPORTANT NOTES FOR ALL LIVESTOCK EXHIBITORS
Brucellosis Eradication
Cattle which calve or show evidence of calving whilst on the Showground must be placed in the
approved isolation immediately pending their possible early removal from the Showground.
Where an animal calves full term and the owner arranges for a blood sample and a vaginal swab
to be taken privately and submitted to an approved laboratory (e.g. VIC, Itchen Abbas, Winchester,
SO21 1BX Telephone 01962 779966) and the results are negative, the animal may return to the
Show lines at the discretion of the Show Manager.
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Where an animal calves prematurely or aborts, the Divisional Veterinary Office, (Telephone 01245
398176) must be informed immediately. The animal must be placed in the approved isolation
accommodation pending sampling by a DEFRA authorised Veterinary Surgeon. If the animal
calves or aborts before it can be isolated, full precautions must be taken to isolate and disinfect
any possible contaminated standings, bedding, utensils, clothing and vehicles. The animal cannot
take part in the Show and once fit to travel* can be returned home. The suspect animal must be
isolated during transit.
When milking, udder cloths, hands or milking machine units must be suitably disinfected between
each cow.
Dams may suckle their own calves. All other calves must be fed reconstituted dried milk.
*
The EU Welfare of Animals in Transport Regulation (EC) No 1/2005.
All exhibitors must ensure that they comply fully with the current legislation issued by the
Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs regarding the above Transport Regulation
which came into force in January 2007 and are able to provide the appropriate documentation at
the Show to the relevant governing authority.
For the purposes of this article, mammals shall not be considered fit for transport if they
a) are unfit animals (see DEFRA website Annex 1 Chapter 1 of Council Regulation 1/2005).
b) are pregnant female animals that have reached the latest stage of gestation (within 10% of
the estimated time of the gestation before birth) and for a period of one week after giving birth.
c) are very young animals except if the journey is less than 100 km, eg calves of less than 10
days of age, pigs less than 3 weeks of age and lambs of less than one week.
d) calves of less than 14 days of age on journeys exceeding 8 hours will not be permitted.
Conditions of Entry in Competitive Classes at the Kent County Show
It is a condition of entry that exhibitors must have read and understood the Regulations Governing
the Entry and Exhibition of Equine and Livestock.
All handlers, riders and drivers must be competent and experienced to compete at the level of
competition in which entered.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Ace Communications Fenview, Doddington, Cambridgeshire, PE15 0SN.
AHP Architects & Surveyors Ltd. 18 St. John’s Hill, Sevenoaks, Kent, TN13 3NP
Alta Ltd, A1 Ash House, Melbourne Science Park, Cambridge Road, Melbourne, Hertfordshire,
SG8 6HB. www.altagenetics.co.uk
Brachers LLP, Somerfield House, 59 London Road, Maidstone, Kent, ME16 8JH.
www.brachers.co.uk
Cardy Builders and Contractors Limited, Maynard Road, The Wincheap Estate, Canterbury,
Kent, CT1 3RH
CGI, Seventh Floor, Kings Place, 90 York Way, London, N1 9AG, www.cgi-group.co.uk
Christopher Smith Associates, Riverside, 8 Lower Teddington Road, Hampton Wick, Kingstonupon-Thames, Surrey, KT1 4EZ www.christophersmithassociates.co.uk
Excell Electrical, Unit J, Fridd Farm, Bethersden, Kent, TN26 3DX. www.excellelectrical.com
FGS Agri, Stanford Bridge Farm, Station Road, Pluckley, Ashford, Kent, TN27 0RU.
www.fgsagri.co.uk
Four Jays Group, Barling Farm, East Sutton, Maidstone, Kent, ME17 3DX. www.fourjays.co.uk
Freshways, 16 Eastman Road, London, W3 7YG. www.freshways.co.uk
Gallagher Group & Gallagher Farms, Leitrim House, Little Preston, Aylesford, Kent, ME20 7NS.
www.gallagher-group.co.uk
Geerings Print, Cobbs Wood House, Chart Road, Ashford, Kent, TN23 1EP
www.geeringsprint.co.uk
Hadlow College, Hadlow, Tonbridge, Kent, TN11 0AL. www.hadlow.ac.uk
Hobbs Parker, Romney House, Ashford Market, Orbital Park, Ashford, Kent.
www.hobbsparker.co.uk
Howletts Wild Animal Park, Bekesbourne, Nr. Canterbury, Kent, CT4 5EL,
[email protected], www.aspinallfoundation.org
Mobex Ltd, Exhibition House,Rigestate, Station Road, Berkeley, Gloucestershire, GL13 9RL
Jacksons Fencing Stowting Common, Ashford, Kent, TN25 6BN. www.jacksons-fencing.co.uk
J Ralph Stevens Ltd, Poplar Farm, Horsmonden, Kent, TN12 8HN.
Kent County Council, Room G52, Sessions House, Maidstone, Kent, ME14 1XQ
L H Woodhouse & Co Ltd, Wolds Farm, The Fosse, Cotgrave, Nottinghamshire, NG12 3HG.
www.lhwoodhouse.co.uk
McCabe Ford Williams Chartered Accountants, 17 Hart Street, Maidstone, Kent, ME16 8RA.
www.mfw.co.uk
National Milk Records (NMR), Fox Talbot House, Bellinger Close, Chippenham, Wiltshire,
SN15 1BN
Osborne Refrigerators Ltd, Bognor Regis, West Sussex, P021 3EG. www.osborne-ref.co.uk
Philip G Daubeny Esq.
Port Lympne Reserve, Nr Ashford, Kent, CT21 4LR, 0844 842 4647,
[email protected], www.aspinallfoundation.org
PWW Ice Cream Supplies, 17 Bulverhythe Road, St Leonards on Sea, East Sussex, TN38 8AA.
Reeves, St Margaret’s Street, Canterbury, Kent, CT1 2TU. www.reeves.co
SA Rural Services Ltd, 3 Kettle Hill, Eastling, Faversham, Kent, ME13 0BB,
www. saruralserviceslimited.co.uk
Smiths Gore, 23 Kings Hill Avenue, Kings Hill, ME19 4UA, www.smithsgore.co.uk
South Eastern Welsh Pony & Cob Association, www.sewpca.co.uk
Strawberry Fayre/Hughes Fresh Fruit, 10 Priory Close, Carmarthen. Carmarthenshire, SA31 2EL.
Sussex Cattle Society, Station Road, Robertsbridge, East Sussex.
WA Turner - Debbie & Andrews, Broadwater Lane, Tunbridge Wells, Kent, TN2 5RD.
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and the following equipment and services:
Agwood Swingfield Dover Kent CT15 7HF. www.agwood.co.uk - Loan of tractor
BASC, 3 Barn Studios, Gaterounds Farm, Newdigate, RH6 5AJ www.basc.org.uk - Gundog
Scurry
Dogs Trust Canterbury, Dogs Trust Rehoming Centre, Radfall Road, Chestfield, Near
Whitstable, Kent, CT5 3ER
I D & C Ltd, 1 Deciums Park, Kingstanding Way, Tunbridge Wells, Kent, TN2 3GP - Production
of wristbands for Tag a Tot scheme.
Kent Wool Growers, Brundett House/Tannery La Ashford TN23 1PN www.kentwoolgrowers.co.uk
Mr K Attwood, Doddington - Loan of trailer
Bell Agricultural, bellagricultural.co.uk - Loan of John Deere Gator
Mr J Breeds, Agrimec, Upper Barn Garth Farm, Cox Street, Detling, Maidstone, Kent, ME14 3HE
- Loan of trailers and water bowsers
British Wool Marketing Board, Oak Mills, Station Road, Clayton, Bradford - Wool Tent
Mr J Coultrip, Eastling - Loan of trailer
Coppard Plant Hire Ltd, Crowborough Hill, Crowborough, East Sussex, TN6 2JE - Loan of
equipment, portacabins, for Heritage and general Show use.
Excell Electrical, Unit J, Fridd Farm, Bethersden, Kent, TN26 3DX. www.excellelectrical.com. Supply of electrics and trade video
Mr J Forknall, - Loan of trailer
Mr B Piper, Filmers Farm, Loose, Maidstone, Kent, ME15 0BT - Cherries
Pyra Graphics LTD, The Paddock, Carriers Way, East Hoathly, BN8 6AG 084 3289 49 78
www.PyraGraphics.com - Heritage section printing
South East Farmer, www.southeastfarmer.net - Kent County Show advertising & article
W.L Duffield & Sons Ltd,The Old Colliery, Wingham, Canterbury, Kent, CT3 1LS.
W.M Lilllico, The Forstal, Beddow Way, Aylesford, Kent, ME20 7BT www.lillicoattlee.co.uk
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RINGS PROGRAMME 2015
ALL TIMES ARE APPROXIMATE AND THE SOCIETY RESERVES THE RIGHT
TO CURTAIL OR VARY THE EVENTS
FRIDAY 10 JULY
PLEASE BE AWARE THAT STEWARDS WILL BE HALTING SHOWING IN ALL
RINGS AT APPOROXIMATELY 1.45PM TO PRIORITISE THE HEALTH AND
SAFETY OF PEOPLE AND ANIMALS DURING THE RED ARROWS DISPLAY.
RING PROGRAMMES WILL RESUME UPON STEWARDS’ INSTRUCTION
30 – 60 MINS AFTER THE TIMES STATED BELOW.
ALAN DAY HOUSE LAWN
2.30 pm
Presentation of Geerings Print Trophies for best Trade Stands
ASTOR RING
8.30 am
254
10.00 am
10.30 am
365
12 noon
12.30 pm
12.45 pm
1.00 pm
1.30 pm
2.00 pm
2.30 pm
2.45 pm
3.15 pm
3.30 pm
366
to follow on
Working Hunter
Parade of Coakham Bloodhounds
1.30m National Open Championship Qualifier
Metropolitan Police Mounted Branch Activity Ride
Biggin Hill Heritage Hangar Kent Spitfire Display
Hackneys In Harness Final Judging & Parade
Parade of Coakham Bloodhounds
Heritage Vehicles Display
Red Arrows - Display RAFAT
Presentation of Long Service Awards
Grand Parade of Livestock
Hack Championship and Presentation
The Detling Stakes - Show jumping
STANDEN & NESFIELD RINGS COMBINED
8.00 am
276 Large Riding Horse
to follow on
275 Small Riding Horse
Riding Horse Championship
JOHN STANDEN RING
10.00 am
286 Anglo or Part-bred Arab Ridden
10.50 am
237 Hackney Pony in harness
to follow on
238 Hackney Horse in harness
Hackney Championship Pre-judging
12.40 pm
265 Small Hacks
to follow on
266 Large Hacks
Hacks Championship pre-judging
2.30 pm
285 Pure Bred Arab Ridden
3.20 pm
235 Open Private Driving
to follow on
236 Light Trade Driving
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PAM NESFIELD RING
10.00 am
267 Hack / Riding Horse Brood Mare, certified in foal or with own
foal at foot, exceeding 148 cms but not 160 cms
to follow on
268 Foal, likely to make a Hack / Riding Horse at maturity, to be
accompanied by its dam
269 Hack / Riding Horse yearling
270 Hack / Riding Horse, two or three year old
to follow on
In Hand Hack / Riding Horse Championship
11.30 am
287 Anglo-Arab or Part Bred Arab yearling in hand
to follow on
288 Anglo-Arab or Part Bred Arab two or three year old in hand
289 Anglo-Arab or Part Bred Arab stallion, mare or gelding in
hand four years old and over
to follow on
Anglo-Arab and Part Bred Arab In Hand Championship
12.45
310 Show Pony Brood Mare in foal or with foal at foot
to follow on
311 Foal of above
312 Show Pony, yearling, not to exceed 148 cms at maturity
313 Show Pony, two year old, not to exceed 148 cms at maturity
314 Show Pony, three year old, not to exceed 148 cms at
maturity
to follow on
Show Pony Youngstock In Hand Championship
to follow on
Supreme Show Pony In Hand Championship
2.30 pm
277 Ridden Native Coloured Qualifier
to follow on
278 Ridden Non-native Coloured Qualifier
Ridden Coloured Qualifier Championship
4.15 pm
305 Ridden Part Bred Pony
WEST RING
8.00 am
to follow on
255
256
257
258
259
to follow on
10.00 am
to follow on
282
283
284
11.30 am
to follow on
279
280
281
to follow on
1.30 pm
to follow on
to follow on
4.00 pm
262
263
264
260
261
246
Hunter Brood Mare exceeding 148 cms and Foal
Hunter Foal
Hunter yearling
Hunter two year old
Hunter three year old
Young Hunter In Hand Championship
Supreme Hunter In Hand Championship
Pure Bred Arab, yearling in hand
Pure Bred Arab, two or three year old in hand
Pure Bred Arab, four year old and over in hand
Pure Bred Arab In Hand Championship
Open Coloured Youngstock Qualifier
Open Coloured Native/Cob/Traditional In Hand Qualifier
Open Coloured Non-Native In Hand Qualifier
In Hand Coloured Qualifier Championship
Yearling potential Sport Horse, colt filly or gelding
Two year old potential Sport Horse, colt filly or gelding
Three year old potential Sport Horse, colt filly or gelding
Sport Horse Brood Mare and Foal
Sport Horse Foal
Sport Horse Championship
Flat Ridden Sport Horse
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HADLOW COLLEGE AGRICULTURAL RING 1
8.30 am
97
Interbreed Pure Bred Dairy Calf
98
Interbreed Junior Dairy Bulling Heifer
99
Interbreed Junior Dairy In Calf Heifer
to follow on
92
Milk Recorded Holstein Cow
93
Milk Recorded Cow of Any Other Breed
8.30 am
British Simmental
to follow on
Hereford
to follow on
Any Other Native / Non-Native Pure Bred Beef, Dual
Purpose or Rare Breed of Cattle
8.30 am
Sussex
8.30 am
Highland
to follow on
Limousin
to follow on
British Blue
ASTOR RING
2.30 pm
THE SHEEP WILL BE JUDGED IN THE SHEEP JUDGING RINGS AS FOLLOWS:
9.00 am
Judging of the Beltex, Any Other Pure Breed of Continental
Origin sheep and Zwartbles sheep classes.
To follow on
Judging of Southdown, Texel, Suffolk, Charollais and Jacob
sheep classes.
2.00 pm
Judging of the Romney, British Down, and the Any Other Pure
Breed sheep classes.
ASTOR RING
2.30 pm
WOOL TENT
9.00 am
Fleece Judging in the Wool Tent
GOAT AREA
7.00 - 8.30 am
10.30 am
2.00 pm
to follow on
6.00 - 7.00 pm
Full Udder Inspection followed by first milking
Inspection & Production classes, followed by IP
Goatlings and kid classes
Best in Show
Evening milking
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SATURDAY 11 JULY
ASTOR RING
7.30 am
to follow on
9.20 am
9.50 am
11.00 am
11.45 am
12.15 pm
12.30 pm
12.45 pm
1.15 pm
1.30 pm
2.00 pm
2.30 pm
3.15 pm
5.00 pm
5.30 pm
247
248
367
233
358
368
STANDEN RING
7.30 am
329
to follow on
328
326
327
to follow on
9.00 am
to follow on
10.15 am
to follow on
12.15 pm
to follow on
3.00 pm
to follow on
333
332
330
331
249
250
252
251
253
356
357
Novice Hunter
Lightweight Hunter
Pony Club Mounted Games
1.40m Accumulator - 1 round
Heavy Horse Turnouts - Pairs
Cuddy Supreme In Hand Championship Final Judging
Stow Caledonian Pipe Band
Ridden Hunters Final Judging and Presentation
Osborne Refrigerators Double Harness Scurry, 122 cms and
under
Area Trial - Show Jumping
Heritage Vehicles Display
Welsh Pony (cob type) Section C, stallion, four years old or
over
Welsh Pony (cob type) Section C, mare or gelding, four years
old or over
Welsh Pony (cob type) Section C, yearling, colt, filly or gelding
Welsh Pony (cob type) Section C, two or three years old, colt,
filly or gelding
Welsh Pony (cob type) Section C, Championship
Welsh Cob Section D, stallion, four years old or over
Welsh Cob Section D, mare or gelding, four years old or over
Welsh Cob Section D, yearling, colt, filly or gelding
Welsh Cob Section D, colt, filly or gelding, two or three year
old
Welsh Cob Section D Championship
Middleweight Hunter
Heavyweight Hunter
Hunter Championships Ridden pre-judging
Ladies’ Hunter Astride
Small Hunter
Ladies Side Saddle
Traditional Welsh Ridden Sections A & B
Traditional Welsh Ridden Sections C & D
PAM NESFIELD RING NORTH END
8.00 am
341 Standard Shetland, three years and under in hand
to follow on
342 Standard Shetland, four years old and over in hand
Standard Shetland Championship
343 Miniature Shetland, three years and under in hand
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to follow on
344
to follow on
10.00 am
338
Miniature Shetland, four years old and over in hand
Miniature Shetland Championship
Supreme Shetland Pony Championship
Highland
PAM NESFIELD RING SOUTH END
7.45 am
323 Welsh Pony Section B, stallion, barren mare or gelding, four
years old or over
to follow on
321 Welsh Pony Section B, brood mare with foal at foot, four years
old and over
322 Foal eligible for registration in section B
324 Welsh Pony Section B, colt, filly or gelding, two or three years
old
325 Welsh Pony Section B, colt, filly or gelding, yearling
to follow on
Welsh Pony Section B Championship
9.15 am
337 Dales and Fells
9.45 am
A&B Dales and Fells Championship
PAM NESFIELD RING COMPLETE
10.30 am
The Mountain & Moorland Supreme In Hand Championship
11.15 am
Cuddy Supreme In-Hand Championship
12.00 noon
346 Mountain & Moorland First Ridden
345 Mountain & Moorland Leading Rein
1.45 pm
352 Ridden Mountain & Moorland, Welsh Section D
to follow on
351 Ridden Mountain & Moorland, Welsh Section C
348 Ridden Mountain & Moorland, Welsh Sections A and B
347 Ridden Mountain & Moorland, Dartmoor, Exmoor and
Shetland
350 Ridden Mountain & Moorland, Dales, Fell and Highland
349 Ridden Mountain & Moorland, Connemara and New Forest
to follow on
Heritage Supreme Ridden Mountain & Moorland
Championship
WEST RING WEST END
8.00 am
318 Welsh Mountain Pony Section A, stallion, barren mare or
gelding, four years old or over
to follow on
316 Welsh Mountain Pony Section A, brood mare with foal at foot,
four years old or over
317 Foal eligible for registration in Section A
319 Welsh Mountain Pony Section A, colt, filly or gelding, two or
three years old
320 Welsh Mountain Pony Section A, colt, filly or gelding, yearling
to follow on
Welsh Mountain Pony Section A Championship
WEST RING EAST END
7.45 am
334 Connemara, three years old and under
335 Connemara, four years old or over
Connemara Championship
8.40 am
339 New Forest, three years old and under
to follow on
340 New Forest, four years old and over
New Forest Pony Championship
9.35 am
315 Dartmoor and Exmoor
10.05 pm
A&B Dartmoor and Exmoor Championship
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WEST RING COMPLETE
10.30 am
355 Mountain & Moorland Working Hunter Pony exceeding
138 cms but not 148 cms
to follow on
354 Mountain & Moorland Working Hunter Pony exc 122 cms but
not 138 cms
353 Mountain & Moorland Working Hunter Pony not exceeding
122 cms
to follow on
Mountain & Moorland Working Hunter Pony Championship
1.15 pm
369 Riding Club Type Horse Semi Rustic Jumping
2.45 pm
370 Ace Communications Riding Club Teams
8.30 am
Holstein
to follow on
Dairy Sweepstakes
8.30 am
Ayrshire
to follow on
Channel Island
to follow on
Beef Sweepstakes
8.30 am
51 Commercial Beef
52 Commercial Beef
to follow on
100 Interbreed Beef Calf, pure or cross
101 Interbreed Junior Beef Female
to follow on
102 Interbreed Junior Beef Bull
8.30 am
Dexter
to follow on
Young Handlers (A) beef or beef cross, handlers aged under
14 years
to follow on
Young Handlers (B) beef or beef cross, handlers between
14 years and 21 years of age
Champion Beef Young Handler incorporating the Young Stock
Person of the Year
to follow on
Young Handlers (C) dairy or dairy cross, handlers aged under
14 years
Young Handlers (D) dairy or dairy cross, handlers aged
between 14 years and 21 years of age
Champion Dairy Young Handler
ASTOR RING
2.30 pm
SHEEP RINGS
9.00 am
11.00 am
11.20 am
to follow on
Wool on the Hoof
Supreme Sheep Judging
Presentation of Sheep Awards
Sheep Interbreed Competition
ASTOR RING
2.30 pm
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GOAT AREA - KENT DAIRY SHOW
7.00 - 8.30 am
Full Udder Inspection followed by second milking for Kent
Dairy Show, weighing and sampling
10.30 am
Inspection & Production classes followed by IP
to follow on
Goatling and kid classes
Best in Show
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SUNDAY 12 JULY
ASTOR RING
7.30 am
271
8.30 am
290
9.30 am
359
10.00 am
11.15 am
11.45 am
12.15 pm
12.30 pm
to follow on
2.00 pm
2.30 pm
3.15 pm
371
360
232
3.55 pm
4.25 pm
to follow on
372
Amateur Owner Rider Cob
Retrained Racehorses
Osborne Refrigerators Double Harness Scurry exceeding
122 cms but not 148 cms
Open Speed Classic - Jumping
Inter Hunt Team Relay Competition and Horn Blowing
Competition
Inter Hunt Team Relay Competition with Parade of Hounds
Single Heavy Horse Turnouts
Parade of Heavy Horses
Osborne Refrigerators Double Harness Scurry
Championship
Grand Prix - Show Jumping
Closing Ceremony with Stow Caledonian Pipe Band
JOHN STANDEN RING
7.30 am
307 Working Hunter Ponies not exceeding 133 cms
308 Working Hunter Ponies exceeding 133 cms but not
exceeding 143 cms
309 Working Hunter Ponies exceeding 143 cms but not exceeding
153 cms
306 Open Intermediate Working Hunter exceeding 148 cms but not
158 cms
Working Hunter Pony Championship
11.30 am
Inter Hunt teams Turnout Competition
12.30 pm
272 Maxi Cob
to follow on
273 Lightweight Cob
274 Heavyweight Cob
Cob Championship
PAM NESFIELD RING
8.00 am
294 Novice Children’s Riding Pony, not exceeding 148 cms
8.45 am
297 Children’s Riding Pony, exceeding 138 cms but not exceeding
148 cms
296 Children’s Riding Pony, exceeding 128 cms but not exceeding
138 cms
295 Children’s Riding Pony, not exceeding 128 cms
Open Children’s Riding Pony Championship
11.30 am
Supreme Children’s Riding Pony Championship
11.45 am
291 Miniature Horse, stallions three years old and over
to follow on
292 Miniature Horse, mares and geldings three years old and over
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293
12.15 pm
303
302
301
300
304
WEST RING
8.30 am
9.30 am
to follow on
239
240
241
231
223
224
225
226
227
228
229
to follow on
12.30 am
1.30 pm
to follow on
242
243
244
298
299
3.30 pm
234
Miniature Horse, colts, fillies and geldings, one and two years
old
Miniature Horse Championship
Show Hunter Pony, exceeding 143 cms but not exceeding
153 cms
Show Hunter Pony, exceeding 133 cms but not exceeding
143 cms
Show Hunter Pony, exceeding 122 cms but not 133 cms
Show Hunter Pony, not exceeding 122 cms
Show Hunter Pony Championship
Lead Rein Pony of Hunter type
Pre-Senior In Hand Pony or Horse
Senior In Hand Pony or Horse
Senior Plus In Hand Pony or Horse
Any Other Breed of Heavy Horse
Shire stallion, four years old or over
Shire gelding, four years old and over
Shire yearling
Shire two year old
Shire three year old
Shire brood mare with foal and Shire barren mare
Progeny of mare in previous class
Shire In Hand Championship
Shire Breeding Championship
Heavy Horse Championship
Shire Breed Champion In Hand Award
Best Shod Heavy Horse Competition Award
Pre-Senior Ridden Pony or Horse
Senior Ridden Pony or Horse
Senior Plus Ridden Pony or Horse
Leading Rein Pony
First Ridden Pony
Open Mini Show Pony Championships
Ridden Heavy Horse any breed or cross
8.30 am
Dairy Pairs
to follow on
Exhibitor Bred Dairy
10.30 am
Champion Beef Award, Champion Dairy Female
to follow on
Supreme Cattle Championship
to follow on
Doubleday Trophy Cattle Interbreed Championship
8.30 am
Beef Pairs
to follow on
53
Beefbreeder Bull of Native Origin
to follow on
54
Beefbreeder Bull of Continental Origin
Beefbreeder Bull Championship
95
Beef Cow or Heifer of Native Origin with calf
to follow on
96
Beef Cow or Heifer of Continental Origin with calf
Beef Cow or Heifer with calf Championship
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8.30 am
71
Local Dexter Cow or Heifer aged under two years
to follow on
72
Local Dexter Cow or Heifer aged two years old or over
ASTOR RING
2.30 pm
SHEEP RING
10.00 am
10.45 am
11.30 am
2.30 pm
Sheep Young Handlers’ Competitions
Sheep Pairs’ Competition
Sheep Interbreed Group of Three Competition
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HORSES
STABLES are available at the rental charge of £40 each per night and will be reserved from
7 pm on the day for which they were ordered. Stable charges are not refundable.
TROPHIES will be held for one year only.
ROSETTES - In awarding prizes, the judges have been requested to award six rosettes in each
class, provided there is sufficient merit.
No horses to be exhibited in any classes which do not conform to the provisions of the Docking
and Nicking of Horses Act, 1949.
* The EU Welfare of Animals in Transport Regulation (EC) No 1/2005.
All exhibitors must ensure that they comply fully with the current legislation issued by the
Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs regarding the above Transport Regulation
which came into force in January 2007 and are able to provide the appropriate documentation at
the Show to the relevant governing authority.
This Show has been awarded Welsh Pony & Cob Society Sire Performance Ratings status.
B.S.P.S. Affiliation number: 127/15
SHIRE HORSES
Affiliated to the Shire Horse Society
Judge: Mr G WARD Wisbech Cambridgeshire
Judging day: Sunday
Classes 223 to 228
Entry fees: Members, £12.50; Non-members, £25.00.
Class 229
PRIZES - CLASSES 223 to 228,
1st, £35; 2nd, £25; 3rd, £20; 4th, £13.
PRIZES - CLASS 229
1st, £20; 2nd, £15; 3rd, £10; 4th, £7.
STABLING REIMBURSEMENT
Stabling must be booked and paid for at the time of making entries. However, a full refund will be
made within one month of the Show for all stabling actually used on the day.
This year Shires will be stabled on site within the Heavy Horse Village. Please contact the
Livestock and Equine Co-ordinator if you have specific requirements.
T83
The KCAS Swalegas Perpetual Challenge Cup for the Champion Shire with a
cash prize of £50 and £25 for the Reserve.
T87
The W Rogers Perpetual Challenge Trophy for the best mare with foal at foot in
class 228.
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T101
The Brenchley Silver Mist Challenge Cup for the Shire Breeding Champion
presented by Mr G E Bournes. Stallions, colts, fillies and mares from classes
223, 225, 226, 227, 228 and 229 will be eligible for this award.
T143
The KCAS Trophy for the best Barren Shire Mare in class 228.
The Shire Horse Society will award a Silver Plated Spoon for the best Shire mare or filly subject
to the Shire Horse Society special conditions of offer.
The Shire Horse Society will award a Silver Plated Spoon for the best Shire stallion subject to the
Shire Horse Society Special conditions of offer.
The South Eastern Shire Horse Association will award a rosette for the best Shire foal which is
owned and exhibited by a member of the Association. The winning foal must be the offspring of
a Premium or Super Premium Stallion.
SP125
£50 appearance money will be offered to each horse forward in classes 223 to
229. An exhibitor is eligible to receive only one payment of £50 for each animal
forward for judging at the Show. It is a condition of entry that all Heavy Horses
must Parade if called to do so. Failure to attend could result in prize and
attendance money being withheld.
Class 223 Shire Stallion, four years of age and over
Class 224 Shire gelding, four years old and over.
Class 225 Shire yearling.
Class 226 Shire two year old.
Class 227 Shire three year old.
Class 228 Shire brood mare with foal at foot or barren Shire mare.
Class 229 Progeny of mare in previous class.
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ANY OTHER BREED OF HEAVY HORSE
Judge: Mr G WARD Wisbech Cambridgeshire
Judging day: Sunday
Entry fees - Class 231
PRIZES - CLASS 231
1st, £35; 2nd, £25; 3rd, £20; 4th, £13.
This class is open to any native or continental breed of heavy horse except Shires.
Stabling must be booked and paid for at the time of making entries. However, a full refund will
be made within one month of the Show for all stabling actually used on the day.
This year Heavy Horses will be stabled on site within the Heavy Horse Village. Please contact
the Livestock and Equine Co-ordinator if you have specific requirements.
T124
The NSR Perpetual Challenge Trophy for the best Heavy Horse from class 231.
SP55
A cash prize of £50 for the best Heavy Horse from class 231 and £25 for the
second prize winner.
SP57
£50 appearance money will be offered to each horse forward in the Any Other
Breed of Heavy Horse class. An exhibitor is eligible to receive only one payment
of £50 for each animal forward for judging at the Show. It is a condition of entry
that all Heavy Horses must Parade if called to do so. Failure to attend could
result in prize and attendance money being withheld.
Class 231 Any Other Breed of Heavy Horse in hand, any breed, any height, colts, fillies, mares
or geldings.
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HEAVY HORSE TURNOUTS
Judge:
Mr G WARD Wisbech Cambridgeshire
Judging days: class 232 - Sunday
class 233 - Saturday
PRIZES - CLASS 232 and 233
1st, £35; 2nd, £25; 3rd, £20; 4th, £13.
PLEASE COMPLETE A SEPARATE ENTRY FORM FOR EACH ANIMAL IN CLASS 233.
Stabling must be booked and paid for at the time of making entries. However, a full refund will
be made within one month of the Show for all stabling actually used on the day.
This year all Heavy Horses will be stabled on site within the Heavy Horse Village. Please
contact the Livestock and Equine Co-ordinator if you have specific requirements.
T5
The Lord Cornwallis Perpetual Challenge Cup for the best Heavy Horse Single
Turnout.
T94
The Sparshatts of Kent Perpetual Trophy for the best Heavy Horse Pairs Turnout.
T98
The Malling Trophy for the best Farm Implement.
SP58
£100 appearance money will be offered to each single turnout forward in class
232 and £200 for each turnout forward in class 233. It is a condition of entry
that all Heavy Horses must Parade if called to do so. Failure to attend could
result in prize and attendance money being withheld.
Class 232 Heavy Horse Turnouts singles, any breed, exhibited in gears with two or four
wheeled vehicles. Exhibitor engaged in any trade or occupation.
If sufficient entries are received this class will be divided into sections a) Farm Turnouts, vehicle
must be a traditional cart or wagon and no high seat, b) Trade Turnouts or c) Farm implements.
Class 233 Heavy Horse Turnouts pairs, any breed exhibited in gears in two or four wheeled
vehicles. Exhibitor engaged in any trade or occupation.
If sufficient entries are received this class will be divided into sections a) Farm Turnouts, vehicle
must be a traditional cart or wagon and no high seat, b) Trade Turnouts or c) Farm implement
drawn by a pair or team of heavy horses.
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BEST SHOD HEAVY HORSE COMPETITION
Judge: Mr N MASSIE Rochester Kent
Judging day: Sunday
No entry fee
T142
The Julian Tanton-Brown Memorial Trophy for the farrier of the best shod heavy
horse in hand.
CONDITIONS FOR ENTRY
The best shod heavy horse in each of the following classes must go forward to the Astor Ring am
on Sunday for the final judging - classes 223 to 231.
This competition will be run concurrently with the judging of the in hand Shire classes and the Any
Other Breed of Heavy Horse class on Sunday morning in the West Ring.
The judge will examine each horse before or during the line-up for preliminary judging, taking into
consideration the following:a) condition of feet
b) the making (or preparation) and fitting of shoes
c) nailing and position of clips
Normal shoes and showing plates are equally acceptable, provided they are suitable for the horse.
RIDDEN HEAVY HORSES
Conformation / Type Judge: Mr G WARD Wisbech Cambridgeshire
Ride / Performance Judge: The Hon Mrs D GOOCH Robertsbridge East Sussex
Judging day: Sunday
PRIZES - CLASS 234
1st, £35; 2nd, £25; 3rd, £20; 4th, £13.
CONDITIONS FOR ENTRY:
Ridden Heavy Horse 4 years old and over to be judged on Breed Type, Ride, Manners and
Conformation.
Open to any recognised traditional breed of HEAVY Draught Horse.
This class is also a qualifier for the Kilmannan British Ridden Heavy Horse Championship to be
held at Equifest, open to Purebred Heavy Horses 4 years old and over that are registered in the
main British Stud Books of the Shire, Clydesdale, Suffolk or Percheron Societies.
Horses must be entered in the name and ownership they are registered in.
Qualification can only be awarded to the highest placed British Shire, Clydesdale, Suffolk or
Percheron horse no lower than third place in the event of the winning and runner up horses having
already qualified.
Class 234 Ridden Heavy Horses, any breed or cross.
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DRIVEN HORSES
Judge: Mr R Connelly Gloucester
Judging day: Friday
Classes 235 & 236
1st, £35; 2nd, £25; 3rd, £20; 4th, £13.
CONDITIONS FOR ENTRY IN THE DRIVING CLASSES
Horses and ponies must be driven to a traditional type vehicle in class 235 and to a light
trade vehicle in class 236. Horses and ponies must be 4 years old and over.
Class 235 Open Private Driving - single, pair or tandem, any height, driven to a traditional
type vehicle. If more than 6 entries are received in each section, this class will be
divided into a) 13.2 hh and under and b) over 13.2 hh.
Class 236 Light Trade, single, pair or tandem, any height driven to a two or four wheeled
trade vehicle.
No goods to be carried or displayed unless a coster turnout when a small sample load
may be carried. Empty containers (e.g. milk churns) are permitted.
OSBORNE REFRIGERATORS BDS NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS 2015
These Championships are organised under the auspices of the British Driving Society
Limited (BDS).
These classes 235 and 236 are qualifiers for the 2015 Osborne Refrigerators BDS National
Championships to be held at Driving Addington 26 September 2015. The highest placed
turnout owned and driven by a member of the British Driving Society and eligible for the
following Type-Section/s disregarding those already qualified down to 6th place in the
class will qualify for the 2015 Semi-Finals at Driving Addington. The Championship will
immediately follow the Semi-Finals.
Type-Section/s in Class 235
a - Single hackney-type over 13.2 hh
b - Single hackney-type 13.2 hh and under
f - Single purebred Registered Welsh Cobs - Section D
Type-Section/s in Class 236
j - Two-wheel Light Trade
k - Four-wheel Light Trade
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HACKNEYS
Judge: Mr R Connelly Gloucester
Judging day: Friday
Classes 237 & 238
1st, £35; 2nd, £25; 3rd, £20; 4th, £13.
SP202
A rosette will be awarded to the Champion Hackney and a rosette for the
Reserve.
Exhibits to be shown to a Box/Show Wagon or Viceroy with traditional black, brass mounted
Hackney harness. The use of snaffle bits (4 or 2 ring), hackamores, martingales, side reins, draw
reins, kicking straps, aluminium beck-sets etc is not permitted. Bearing reins may be used but
overchecks are not allowed. Looped reins or handholds are not allowed. The only exception is
for a driver with arthritis or other similar disability who must have a Doctor’s certificate. A whip
need not be carried but must be on the vehicle.
All horses and ponies must be registered in the studbook of the UK Hackney Horse Society or of
a recognised Hackney Society abroad, and all exhibitors must be members of the Hackney Horse
Society. The minimum age of driver in these classes will be 14 years at the date of the Show.
Entries will be judged on soundness, conformation, qualify, style, action, manners and pace. To
be shown in harness.
Class 237 Open Hackney Pony, stallion, mare or gelding, not exceeding 14 hh. To be shown
in harness.
Class 238 Open Hackney Horse, stallion, mare or gelding exceeding 14 hh. To be shown
in harness.
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SENIOR PONIES & HORSES
Judge: Miss S FITT Maidenhead Berks
Judging day: Sunday
PRIZES - CLASS 239 to 244
1st, £35; 2nd, £25; 3rd, £20; 4th, £13.
Olympia Senior Showing Series First Round Qualifier 2015.
No foals, spurs, galloping or wearing of face/body jewellery permitted. Minimum age of
handler for all in-hand classes is 9 years. Stallions - in hand & ridden competitors must be
over 16 years of age. Competitors cannot enter the ring once the command of trot has
been given. The same rider/handler/horse/pony combination must be at First/Second
Round Qualifiers and the Grand Final.
All competitors should acquaint themselves with SSAD rules before entering.
The Olympia Senior Showing Series First Round Qualifiers are open to both Members and Nonmembers of the Senior Showing & Dressage Ltd (SSAD Ltd). Please note all competitors should
acquaint themselves with the rules of the SSAD Ltd, which may be found at
www.seniorshowinganddressage.co.uk Qualification cards will be handed out in the ring at the
time of presentation.
COMPETITORS NEED ONLY ONE QUALIFICATION CARD = IN HAND CLASSES.
COMPETITORS NEED ONLY ONE QUALIFICATION CARD = RIDDEN CLASSES.
IF ALREADY QUALIFIED, THIS CARD MUST BE HANDED DOWN THE LINE.
NEXT STAGE SECOND ROUND QUALIFIERS - You can only compete in an Olympia Second
Round Qualifier if you are a fully paid member and your animal is registered with SSAD Ltd and
are holding the 2015 member/registration card. Once you have qualified at a First Round Qualifier
and have received an Acceptance Card, only then may you compete in Second Round Qualifier.
The Second Round Champions will go on to compete at the SSAD Ltd Championship Supreme
Final at the London International Horse Show at Olympia in December 2015.
Showing Information
Head Office, Suncrest 119 High Lane, Brown Edge, Stoke on Trent, Staffordshire, ST6 8RT.
Tel 01782 503526. Email [email protected]
www.seniorshowingand dressage.co.uk
Class 239 Pre-Senior In Hand Pony or Horse, 15 - 18 years.
Class 240 Senior In Hand Pony or Horse, 19-23 years old.
Class 241 Senior Plus in hand Pony or Horse, 24 years and over.
Class 242 Pre-Senior Ridden Pony or Horse, 15-18 years old.
Class 243 Senior Ridden Pony or Horse, 19-23 years old.
Class 244 Senior Plus, Ridden Pony or Horse, 24 years old and over.
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RIDDEN SPORT HORSES
Judge: Miss A COLLINS Stoke-on-Trent Staffs
Judging day: Friday
Class 246
PRIZES - CLASS 246
1st, £35; 2nd, £25; 3rd, £20; 4th, £13.
BLUE CHIP FOUR, FIVE & SIX YEAR OLD & OVER FLAT RIDDEN SPORT HORSE
This class is a qualifier for the Blue Chip £400 Flat Ridden Sport Horse Championship to be held
at the Alexanders Horse Boxes Supreme Championship Show at Scope Festival, Staffordshire on
August 22nd /23rd 2015.
Horses to be shown on the flat, will not be required to jump. Snaffle bridles must be worn.
Note. Horses have to be registered with SHB(GB). Owners & Riders have to be SHB(GB)
Members.
Horses will not be ridden by the judge but will be required to give a short individual show of walk,
trot & canter of approximately 1 minute, to be awarded marks out of a possible 20 for each pace.
Lengthened strides in trot and canter must be shown. Marks, all horses are required for a
conformation assessment to be awarded marks out of a possible 50.
Vouchers: 1st £30, 2nd £10, 3rd £10, 4th £10, 5th £10 6th £10 Rosettes to 6th place, to be
provided by show.
A Blue Chip Cap & Qualifying rosette will be awarded to every competitor who qualifies.
A horse may only qualify once and if already qualified the qualification will pass down the line. the best 4yro, 5yro & the best 6yro & over, enabling 3 horses to qualify for the finals per qualifying
class.
In the event that there are no horses from a particular age group, the qualification will pass down
the line.
ALL EXHIBITS IN THIS CLASS MUST BE REGISTERED WITH THE SPORT HORSE
BREEDING OF GREAT BRITAIN EITHER ON THE BASIC IDENTITY RECORD OR IN THE
STUD BOOK.
Horses in class 246 are to be ridden in the ring and will be judged under the rules of the Sport
Horse Breeding of Great Britain 2015.
This class is for 4, 5 and 6 year old and over athletic horses that have the conformation and
movement to go to the top of their sphere.
Snaffle bridles must be worn. Bitless bridles and Wilkie snaffles are not allowed. Martingales are
not allowed but neck straps are permitted.
Horses will enter the ring as a class and be seen in walk, trot and canter before being called in
and asked to do an individual show.
Competitors in class 246 must wear a scull cap or hat and safety harness according to the
current approved BSI or European Standard at all times. Skull caps must have a navy blue
or black cover. ANY COMPETITOR NOT ADHERING TO THIS WILL BE ASKED TO LEAVE
THE RING/CLASS.
Class 246 The Blue Chip Flat Ridden Sport Horse
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RIDDEN HUNTERS AND SIDE SADDLE HORSES
kindly sponsored by PHILIP P DAUBENY ESQ
JUDGES:
Weights & Novice - Riding: Miss A COLLINS Stoke-on-Trent Staffs
Weights & Novice + Small Hunters - Conformation: Mrs B RICH Melton Mowbray Leics
Small Hunters, Side-Saddle & Ladies’ Astride - Riding: Miss L RUSSELL Dunsfold Surrey
Side-Saddle & Ladies’ Astride - Conformation: The Hon Mrs D GOOCH Robertsbridge
East Sussex
Judging day: Saturday
Classes 247 and 252
Horse of the Year Show Class 253
(Entry fees in these qualifying classes include an
£11.00 Horse of the Year Show contribution).
TO ENTER THIS CLASS, A HORSE OF THE YEAR SHOW ENTRY FORM MUST BE
COMPLETED
PRIZES - CLASSES 247 to 253
1st, £35; 2nd, £25; 3rd, £20; 4th, £13.
The Society would like to thank Philip P Daubeny Esq for kindly sponsoring this section.
T71
The Hugh Haldin Challenge Trophy for the Champion Hunter from classes 247,
248, 249 and 250.
SP60
A cash prize of £200 will be awarded for the Champion Hunter and £50 for the
Reserve from classes 247, 248, 249 and 250. The Society would like to thank
Philip G Daubeny Esq for his generosity in providing the cash prizes that
accompany the Hugh Haldin Trophy.
T11
The Primrose & Len Perpetual Challenge Cup for the winner of the Ladies’
Hunter Astride class.
T7
The Rosamund Owen Perpetual Challenge Trophy for the winner of the Ladies’
Hunter Side-Saddle class.
T92
The Brave Spartan Perpetual Trophy for the winner of the Middleweight Hunter
class.
SP104
The Cleveland Bay Horse Society offers its rosette for the best Cleveland Bay in
Novice Hunter class 247.
SP105
A special rosette will be awarded for the best novice hunter and rider residing
in and stabled in Kent.
Horse of the Year Show Qualifiers - Great Scot! Ladies Side-Saddle Horse of the Year
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Class 253 is a qualifying event for Horse of the Year Show, NEC, Birmingham, 7th-11th October
2015.
Only horses registered with the British Show Horse Association (BSHA) are eligible to enter.
Registration numbers must be quoted on entry forms and owners and riders must be members
of the BSHA. The highest placed unqualified horse in the first three will qualify to enter Horse of
the Year Show. No horse lower than 3rd will qualify. Qualification will be verified by the Horse of
the Year Show office.
Conditions of entry for classes 247 - All exhibits in classes 247 must be entered on the Sport
Horse Breeding of Great Britain basic identity record. Horses in this class are to be ridden in the
ring and will be judged under the 2015 rules of the Sport Horse Breeding of Great Britain.
Competitors in classes 247 and 252 must wear a scull cap or hat and safety harness according
to the current approved BSI or European Standard at all times. Skull caps must have a navy blue
or black cover. ANY COMPETITOR NOT ADHERING TO THIS WILL BE ASKED TO LEAVE THE
RING/CLASS.
Condition of entry for class 253 - Horses in class 253 are to be ridden in the ring and will
be judged under the rules of the British Show Horse Association.
Great Scot! Ladies’ Side Saddle Horse of the Year - Class 253 - Owners and riders in class
253 must be members of the British Show Horse Association (BSHA). Open to all horses
registered with BSHA (inc. hunters, hacks, cobs and riding horses) mares or geldings, 4 years old
or over, exceeding 148cms to be ridden by a lady. Highest places unqualified horse down to 5th
place.
Class 247 Novice Hunter mare or gelding four years old and over. Not to have won a first
prize of £60 or a total of £200 (or equivalent values) in prize money in any SHB (GB)
affiliated ridden hunter classes at home and abroad before 1 January in the current
year, excepting all prize money awarded as a four year old. This does not apply to
Novice Working Hunter classes. Any horse that qualifies for the Horse of the Year
Show in a Ridden Hunter class (not including Working Hunter classes) will not be
eligible to compete in Novice classes from 1st January the following year but horses
that qualified for Horse of the Year Show as a 4 year old are exempt.
Class 248 Lightweight Show Hunter. Mare or gelding. 4 years old and over, capable of carrying
up to 12 stone 7lbs.
Class 249 Middleweight Show Hunter. Mare or gelding. 4 years old and over, capable of
carrying 12 stone 7lbs and not exceeding 14 stone.
Class 250 Heavyweight Show Hunter. Mare or gelding. 4 years old and over, capable of
carrying over 14 stone.
Class 251 Small Show Hunter. Mare or gelding. 4 years old and over exceeding 148 cms but
not exceeding 158 cms.
Class 252 Hunter mare or gelding four years old and over, suitable to carry and to be ridden
by a lady astride. Unaffiliated to SHB(GB).
Class 253 Great Scot! Ladies’ Side Saddle Show Horse of the Year Show Qualifier 2015.
4 years old and over mare or gelding suitable to carry and to be ridden by a lady sidesaddle.
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WORKING HUNTERS
Judges
Judging day: Friday
COMPLETED
PRIZES - CLASS 254
1st, £35; 2nd, £25; 3rd, £20; 4th, £13
Horses in the Working Hunter class 254 are to be ridden in the ring and will be judged
under the rules of the British Show Horse Association.
T23
The William Day Memorial Trophy for the best Working Hunter.
T42
The Harry Buckland Perpetual Challenge Cup for the best horse & rider residing
in and stabled in Kent.
Horse of the Year Show Qualifier - Cuddy Working Hunter of the Year.
Class 254 is a qualifying event for Horse of the Year Show, NEC, Birmingham, 7th-11th October
2015 and only horses registered on the 2015 British Show Horse Assocation (BSHA) are eligible
to enter. Registration numbers must be quoted on entry forms and owners and riders must be
members of the BSHA. The highest placed unqualified horse in the first three will qualify to enter
at the Horse of the Year Show. No horse lower than 3rd place will qualify.
Class 254 Horse of the Year Show Qualifier 2015 Cuddy Working Hunter.
Mare, gelding or stallion (competing stallions must have a red, white or blue ribbon
displayed in their tail), 4 years old and over exceeding 148cm (14.2hh approx) to be
judged in accordance with the rules herein set out. Any horse which has qualified as
a Grade A Show Jumper or Advanced Event Horse as at 1st January in the current
year is not eligible to compete in Working Hunter classes.
JUDGING GUIDELINES
Points The maximum total points available is 100. This is made up of:
Jumping points = Max 40 points, Style & Presence whilst Jumping = Max 20 points, Ride = Max
20 points, Conformation = max 20 points.
Fences to be a minimum of 8 and a maximum of 12 in number and a maximum height of 1.14m
(3ft 9ins) at the discretion of the Judges. Fences should have a natural appearance and not be
easily dislodged.
No un-numbered obstacle can be included in the course. The manner of going to be taken into
account. No change of rider or tack will be allowed (unless a horse is ridden under side-saddle,
in which case, in order to allow the judge to ride, the saddle may be changed for the riding phase
only). A rider can ride up to two horses in the jumping phase but then must select only one horse
to take forward into the ride and conformation section if so required (no change of rider is
allowed). A skull cap or hat and safety harness according to the current approved BSI or European
Standard must be worn by ALL competitors in the jumping phase of Working Hunter Classes.
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Skull caps must have a navy blue or black cover. No hind boots or bandages of any description
are allowed in the collecting ring, warm up or in the actual class. On completion of the jumping
phase ALL CLEAR ROUNDS and any other horses the judges may require should be asked to
return to the ring. If a horse positively stops, ceases to go forwards at any time during its jumping
round, or turns its quarters to a fence, or has a complete turnaround these constitute refusals. If
a horse jumps the incorrect fence out of a pen or lane it will be eliminated. Horses displaying
continued disobedience, or horses leaving the ring whether mounted or dismounted will be
eliminated.
Penalties:
First Refusal 15
Second Refusal 20
Third Refusal Elimination
Jumping Knockdown 10 (BSJA Rules apply for the definition of a knockdown)
Fall of Horse or Rider Elimination
Horses with minus scores may not be required for the second phase of the class at the discretion
of the Judge. Under no circumstances should a horse with a minus score be in a qualifying
position.
HUNTER BREEDING
Judge: Mr Philip Hilton Baston Peterborough
Judging day: Friday
Classes 255, 257, 258 & 259
Classes 256
PRIZES - CLASSES 255, 257, 258 and 259
1st, £35; 2nd, £25; 3rd, £20; 4th, £13.
PRIZES - CLASS 256
1st, £20; 2nd, £15; 3rd, £10; 4th, £7.
T2
The Sir Garrard Tyrwhitt-Drake Perpetual Challenge Trophy for the best Hunter
Brood Mare in class 255.
SP61
A cash prize of £50 for the best Hunter Brood Mare in class 255 and £25 for the
second placed.
All class Champions, including Brood mare class Champions but excluding Foal class
Champions need to present at the Section Championships in order to qualify forward to the
CUDDY SUPREME IN-HAND CHAMPIONSHIP HOYS QUALIFIER
T86
The Court Dancer Perpetual Challenge Cup will be awarded to the best Hunter
foal.
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T33
The Murdoch Perpetual Challenge Trophy for the Champion Young Hunter from
classes 257 to 259.
SP62
A cash prize of £50 for the Champion Young Hunter and £25 for the Reserve,
from classes 257 to 259.
A rosette will be awarded to the highest placed filly in class 257 if not the winner of the class.
HUNTER BROOD MARE PREMIUMS
The Society offers Brood Mare Premiums at selected affiliated shows, but premiums will only be
awarded if there are a minimum of three mares forward. The premium takes the form of a Service
Voucher, the value of which is to be determined from time to time by the Society, awarded at the
Judge’s discretion to their selection from the monetary prize winners, to be used in either of the
two years following the year of that award. The owner must be, or become, a fully paid up member
of the SHB(GB) in order to be eligible for the award. No mare shall take more than one award per
year. NOTE: Grade I and II mares are eligible to be transferred into the SHB(GB) Stud Book.
ALL EXHIBITS IN THE HUNTER BREEDING CLASSES MUST BE REGISTERED WITH SPORT
HORSE BREEDING OF GREAT BRITAIN.
New Championship - Michaela Wood In-Hand Hunter Final 2015
The winner of each In-hand hunter class will qualify for the Michaela Wood In-hand Hunter Final
to be held at the Alexanders Horse Boxes Supreme Hunter Show at the Scope Festival,
Staffordshire, August 22nd - 23rd, 2015.
Only the winner of a qualifying class will qualify. (i.e. the Qualification will not be passed down the
line)
In qualifying classes that have both colt/gelding and filly entries, then the highest placed exhibit
of each sex will qualify.
£300 to the winner of each final, £150 for 2nd and £75 for 3rd.
These classes are very kindly sponsored by the Wood Family.
Class 255 Hunter Brood Mare exceeding 148 cms with foal at foot or with a relevant
certificate of pregnancy for the following year which may be inspected at the
Show. All foals must be at least 3 weeks old on the day of the Show. Mares could
be measured on the day of the Show by an appointed official unless in possession of
a current JMB certificate.
Class 256 Foal, a colt or filly foaled in the current year. Foals to be at least three weeks old
on the day of the Show.
Class 257 Hunter yearling colt, gelding or filly foaled in preceding year.
Class 258 Hunter two year old colt, gelding or filly foaled two years previously.
Class 259 Hunter three year old colt, gelding or filly foaled three years previously.
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SPORT HORSE BREEDING
Judge: Miss A COLLINS Stoke on Trent Staffs
Judging day: Friday
Classes 260, 262 to 264
Class 261
PRIZES - CLASSES 260, 262 to 264
1st, £35; 2nd, £25; 3rd, £20; 4th, £13.
PRIZES - CLASSES 261
1st, £20; 2nd, £15; 3rd, £10; 4th, £7.
These classes are held under the 2015 rules and jurisdiction of the Sport Horse Breeding (GB).
Each horse is judged individually on a triangle and walked round the ring as a class.
The leader who enters the ring with the horse must remain throughout the class. Only in special
circumstances and with the permission of the judge may another person be permitted to trot the
horse out.
ALL EXHIBITS IN THE SPORT HORSE BREEDING CLASSES MUST BE REGISTERED ON
THE BASIC IDENTITY RECORD OR IN THE STUD BOOK OF THE SPORT HORSE
BREEDING OF GREAT BRITAIN.
SP63
A championship rosette and £50 for the overall Champion and a rosette and £25
for the Reserve.
SPORT HORSE BROOD MARE PREMIUMS
The Society offers Brood Mare Premiums at selected affiliated shows, but premiums will only be
awarded if there are a minimum of three mares forward per class. The premium takes the form
of a Service Voucher, the value of which is to be determined from time to time by the Society,
awarded at the Judge’s discretion to their selection from the monetary prize winners, to be used
in either of the two years following the year of that award. The owner must be, or become, a fully
paid up member of the SHB(GB) in order to be eligible for the award. No mare shall take more
than one award per year. NOTE: Grade I and II mares are eligible to be transferred into the
SHB(GB) Stud Book.
Class 260 Sport Horse Brood mare with foal at foot or with a relevant certificate of
pregnancy for the following year which may be inspected at the Show.
Class 261 Sport Horse Foal, open to a colt or filly foaled in the current year. Foals must be
at least 3 weeks old on the day of the Show.
Class 262 Yearling, potential Sport Horse, colt, filly or gelding
Class 263 Two year old potential Sport Horse, colt, filly or gelding.
Class 264 Three year old potential Sport Horse, colt, filly or gelding.
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RIDDEN HACKS
kindly sponsored by PHILIP G DAUBENY ESQ
JUDGES
Judging day: Friday
Horse of the Year Show Classes 265 & 266
COMPLETED
PRIZES - CLASSES 265 and 266
1st, £35; 2nd, £25; 3rd, £20; 4th, £13.
The Society would like to thank Philip G Daubeny Esq for kindly sponsoring this section.
T20
The Hugh N Haldin Perpetual Challenge Trophy for the Champion Hack.
SP75
A cash prize of £130 for the Champion Hack and £70 for the Reserve.
Horse of the Year Show Qualifiers - Brereton Small Hack of the Year and The Stennett Family
Large Hack of the Year.
Classes 265 and 266 are held under the rules of the British Show Horse Association.
Horses must be registered with the Association and all owners, exhibitors and riders must
be Association Members. Riders must be 15 years of age or older. Registration numbers
must be quoted on entry form. No entry will be accepted unless accompanied by
Registartion Numbers.
Classes 265 and 266 are qualifiers for the Horse of the Year Show. The first prize winner will
qualify to compete at the final. If already qualified the second will qualify, if the first and second
are already qualified then the third will go forward and so forth to fifth place. Qualification will be
verified by the Horse of the Year Show office. In accordance with BSHA Rules
the annual BSHA HOYS fee of £15 must have been paid to BSHA before the entry is made if the
Exhibitor wishes to qualify. The BSHA HOYS fee cannot be paid in retrospect. This fee is not the
Horse of the Year Show contribution, which goes to Grandstand Media Ltd.
Classic Supreme Classes.
The three highest placed prize winners in all Open Affiliated classes will qualify to compete in the
BSHA Classic Supreme Classes at the National Championship Show 2015.
BSHA Rosettes
The BSHA offer a Novice, Young Rider and Amateur rosette in each Open class and a Champion
rosette for each section (with the exception of Open Working Show Horse & HOYS Hunter
classes).
Horses competing at the Horse of the Year Show and qualifying shows in The Hunter sections
of The Sport Horse Breeding of Great Britain classes at their Affiliated Shows cannot compete
in Hack, Cobs and Riding Horse classes at the same show, on the same day and vice versa. This
does not apply to SHB (GB) Ridden Sport Horse classes.
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Class 265 Horse of the Year Show Qualifier 2015 Brereton Small Hack. Mare or gelding.
4 years old and over exceeding 148 cms but not exceeding 154 cms.
Class 266 Horse of the Year Show Qualifier 2015 The Stennett Family Large Hack. Mare or
gelding. 4 years old and over, exceeding 154 cms and but not exceeding 160 cms.
IN HAND HACK / RIDING HORSE
Judge: Miss A COLLINS Stoke on Trent Staffs
Judging day: Friday
Classes 267, 269 & 270
Class 268
PRIZES - CLASSES 267, 269 and 270
1st, £35; 2nd, £25; 3rd, £20; 4th, £13.
PRIZES - CLASS 268
1st, £20; 2nd, £15; 3rd, £10; 4th, £7.
SP64
A Championship rosette & £50 for the In Hand Hack / Riding Horse Champion
and a rosette and £25 for the Reserve.
Conditions for entry
Classes 267, 269 and 270 are held under the rules of the British Show Horse Association. Owners
and Horses must be registered or have temporary membership with a Day Ticket. In-Hand Horses
registered with the Association must be Owned by current BSHA Members.
BSHA Martin Wood Supreme In Hand Breeding Championship
This is a qualifier for the BSHA Martin Wood Supreme In-Hand Breeding Championship, to be held
at the BSHA National Championships September 2015, with £1000 to the winner. Champion &
Reserve to qualify. The BSHA offer a Martin Wood Qualified rosette to the Champion & Reserve.
The BSHA also offer a Owner/Breeder rosette in each In-Hand Breeding class with the exception
of the Foal classes.
Class 267 In-Hand Hack / Riding Horse Broodmare, certified in foal (pregnancy certificates
must be produced on the day or with own foal at foot). 4 years old and over,
exceeding 148 cms but not exceeding 160 cms, hacks only.
Class 268 Foal likely to make a Hack / Riding Horse at maturity, to be accompanied by the
Dam.
Class 269 Hack / Riding Horse Yearling filly, colt or gelding to make between 148 cms and
160 cms at maturity, Hacks only. Not to exceed 154 cms on day of Show.
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Class 270 Hack / Riding Horse, two or three year old filly, colt or gelding to make between
148 cms and 160 cms at maturity. Not to exceed 160 cms on the day. 2 year olds
not to exceed 157 cms and 3 year olds not to exceed 159 cms on day of Show.
NPS/Ottergayle Hack and Riding Horse In Hand Supreme Championship - Kindly
Sponsored by David and Julia Topham-Barnes
The owner does not have to be an NPS member to enter the competition, to qualify or to enter
the Final.
The first placed Hack and Riding Horse Type in each class will qualify for the final at NPS Summer
Championship show. Qualification may go no lower than third place. Foals are excluded from
qualifying.
RIDING HORSES
Judges
Riding: Mrs L RUSSELL Dunsfold Surrey
Conformation: Miss S HOLLIDAY South West London
Judging day: Friday
Horse of the Year Show Classes 275 & 276
COMPLETED
1st, £35; 2nd, £25; 3rd, £20; 4th, £13.
T85
The Susan Stoneham Memorial Cup for the Champion Riding Horse presented by
Mrs Greaves, with a cash prize of £80 for the Champion and £30 for the Reserve.
Horse of the Year Show Qualifiers - The Colosso Family Small Riding Horse of the Year and
The Colosso Family Large Riding Horse of the Year.
Held under the rules of the British Show Horse Association. Horses must be registered with the
Association and all Owners, Exhibitors and Riders must be Association Members. Riders must
be 15 years of age or older. Registration numbers must be quoted on entry form. No entry will be
accepted unless accompanied by the Registration Numbers.
Classes 275 & 276 are qualifiers for the Horse of the Year Show. The first prize winner will qualify
to compete at the final. If already qualified the second will qualify, if the first and second are
already qualified then the third will go forward and so forth to fifth place. Qualification will be
verified by the Horse of the Year Show office. In accordance with BSHA Rules, the annual BSHA
HOYS fee of £15 must have been paid to BSHA before the entry is made if the Exhibitor wishes
to qualify. The BSHA HOYS fee cannot be paid in retrospect. This fee is not the Horse of the Year
Show contribution, which goes to Grandstand Media Ltd.
The Classic Supreme Riding Horse Class.
The three highest placed prize winners in classes 275 & 276 will qualify to compete in the BSHA
Classic Supreme Classes at the National Championship Show 2015.
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BSHA Rosettes
rosette for each section (with the exception of Open Working Show Horse & HOYS Hunter
classes).
Horses competing at the Horse of the Year Show and qualifying shows in The Hunter sections
of The Sport Horse Breeding of Great Britain classes at their Affiliated Shows cannot compete
in Hack, Cobs and Riding Horse classes at the same show, on the same day and vice versa. This
does not apply to SHB (GB) Ridden Sport Horse classes.
Class 275 Horse of the Year Show Qualifier 2015 The Colosso Family Small Riding Horse.
4 years old and over, mares or geldings, exceeding 148 cms but not exceeding
158 cms.
Class 276 Horse of the Year Show Qualifier 2015 Large Riding Horse. 4 years old and over,
mares or geldings, exceeding 158 cms.
SITA UK RIDDEN COBS
JUDGES:
Riding: The Hon Mrs D GOOCH Bodium Robertsbridge
Conformation: Mrs B RICH Thorpe Satchville Nr Melton Mowbray
Judging day: Sunday
Horse of the Year Show Classes 272, 273 & 274
COMPLETED
Class 271
1st, £35; 2nd, £25; 3rd, £20; 4th, £13.
The Society would like to thank SITA UK Ltd, SITA House, Grenfell Road, Maidenhead,
Berkshire SL6 1ES for kindly sponsoring this section.
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The Kent & Sussex Courier Newspapers Perpetual Trophy for the Champion Cob
from classes 273 and 274.
SP65
A cash prize of £50 for the Champion Cob and £25 for the Reserve from classes
273 and 274.
Horse of the Year Show Qualifiers - Virbac 3D Worming Cob of the Year and The Leeman
Family Maxi Cob of the Year.
Classes 272, 273 and 274 are held under the rules of the British Show Horse Association. Horses
must be registered with the Association and all Owners, Exhibitors and Riders must be
Association Members. Riders must be 15 years of age or older. Registration numbers must be
quoted on entry form. No entry will be accepted unless accompanied by the Registration
Numbers.
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Classes 272, 273 and 274 are qualifiers for the Horse of the Year Show, NEC, Birmingham, 7th
- 11th October 2015. The first prize winner will qualify to compete at the final. If already qualified
the second will qualify, if the first and second are already qualified then the third will go forward
and so on to fifth place. Qualification will be verified by the Horse of the Year Show office. In
accordance with the BSHA rules, the annual BSHA Horse of the Year Show fee of £15 must have
been paid to BSHA before the entry is made if the exhibitor wishes to qualify. The BSHA Horse
of the Year Show fee cannot be paid in retrospect. This fee is not the Horse of the Year Show
Contribution which goes to Grandstand Media Ltd.
BSHA Rosettes
rosette.
The Classic Supreme Cob.
The three highest placed prize winners in classes 272, 273 & 274 will qualify to compete in the
BSHA Classic Supreme Classes at the National Championship Show September 2015.
Virbac Ltd / 3D Worming
Virbac Ltd, manufacturers of leading wormers are committed to supporting horse owners through
the innovative and educational 3D Worming concept, will issue the HOYS qualified Cob in each
class with a qualification rosette and card. This will not be presented in the Ring but will be
forwarded with confirmation of qualification for HOYS, from the BSHA. www.3dworming.co.uk
BSHA DAY TICKETS. Non-Members may purchase up to a maximum of two ‘Day Tickets’ per
exhibitor, per horse, per season. A Day Ticket will allow entry into class 271 only and not into any
Horse of the Year Show qualifying classes. Any horse registered using the Day Ticket does not
require a JMB Height Certificate. Competitors can apply for a Day Ticket by downloading an
application form from the BSHA website.
Classes 271, 272, 273, and 274 are held under the rules and jurisdiction of the British Show
Horse Association and all animals entered in these classes must be registered with that
Association and owners and riders must be Members of that Association or competing on a Day
Ticket in class 271.
Class 271 Amateur Owner Rider Cob. Mare or gelding, 4 years old or over, exceeding
148 cms. (Amateur status as defined in Rule 7 of the BSHA Rule Book).
Class 272 Horse of the Year Show Qualifier 2015 The Leeman Family Maxi Cob mare or
gelding, 4 years old and over, exceeding 155 cms. Must be shown hogged.
Class 273 Horse of the Year Show Qualifier 2015 Virbac 3D Worming Lightweight Cob.
Mare or gelding, 4 years old and over, capable of carrying up to 14 stone, exceeding
148 cms but not exceeding 155 cms.
Class 274 Horse of the Year Show Qualifier 2015 Virbac 3D Worming Heavyweight Cob.
Mare or gelding, 4 years old and over, capable of carrying more than 14 stone,
exceeding 148 cms but not exceeding 155 cms.
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COLOURED HORSES
Judge: Miss S HOLLIDAY South West London
Judging day: Friday
1st, £35; 2nd, £25; 3rd, £20; 4th, £13.
Coloured Horse & Pony Society (UK) Ridden Qualifier Classes.
CHAPS SHOW AFFILIATION NUMBER: 15097
This Show is affiliated to the Coloured Horse & Pony Society (UK). Both owner and rider/exhibitor
need not be a member of CHAPS (UK) nor must the horse or pony be registered with CHAPS
(UK) to compete. However in order to qualify both owner and rider/exhibitor need to be a current
showing member and present their valid Qualifier card IN THE RING for signing by the judge.
Members to apply in writing to CHAPS (UK) for appropriate qualifier card.
The CHAPS (UK) Championship Show will be held on 7th - 9th August 2015.
The following classes are CHAPS (UK) Qualfiiers - 277 to 281. For full rulings and information
on the competition/qualification, please refer to the CHAPS (UK) Members’ Handbook or visit
www.chapsuk.com for rulings.
All stallions, 4 years old and over entering these classes must be graded with CHAPS (UK).
All stallions must wear Stallion ID Discs in the ring without exception.
CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW QUALIFIERS (See CHAPS Handbook).
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A Championship rosette will be awarded for the Ridden Coloured Horse from classes
277 and 278.
SP127
A Champion rosette will be awarded to the Champion In Hand Coloured Horse from
classes 279, 280 and 281.
Class 277 The CHAPS (UK) Native/Cob/Traditional Open Ridden Qualifier, any height.
Class 278 The CHAPS (UK) Non-Native Open Ridden Qualifier, any height.
Class 279 The CHAPS (UK) Open Youngstock Qualifier, 1, 2 or 3 year olds. No foals.
Class 280 The CHAPS (UK) Native/Cob/Traditional Open In Hand Qualifier, any height. Any
age, no foals.
Class 281 The CHAPS (UK) Non-Native Open In Hand Qualifier, any height. Any age, no
foals.
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ARABS
Judges:
In Hand Classes: Miss E MAXWELL London
Ridden Classes: Mr N FULLER Rawreth Essex
Judging day: Friday
1st, £35; 2nd, £25; 3rd, £20; 4th, £13.
All entries to be registered in the appropriate Stud Book/Register of the Arab Horse Society, by
the closing date of entry.
All registration certificates to show the name and address of the current owner/exhibitor.
NB: Part bred Arabs are eligible at 12.5 % pure blood to compete. Anglo Arabs carry the blood
of Arab and Thoroughbred only and in any proportion.
To be judged under Arab Horse Society rules.
AHS affiliation number 150324.
SP76
Champion Pure Bred Arab In Hand.
An Arab Horse Society Championship rosette and £50 will be awarded to the
Champion Pure Bred Arab in hand and a rosette and £25 for the Reserve.
T3
The KCAS Perpetual Challenge Trophy for the Champion Anglo or Part Bred
Arab in hand together with a cash prize of £50 and £25 for the reserve.
British Arabian Championships 2015
This is a qualifying show for the British Arabian Championships to be held on Saturday 5th
September 2015 at Kings Equestrian Centre, www.kingsequestrian.co.uk. All details and
Qualifying Cards from Mrs. Jayne Armstrong, 6 Watkin Avenue, Hadfield, Glossop, Derbyshire,
SK13 1QD Tel 0797 1864398 Please send a S.A.E. Cards are £15 each. Please state horse’s
name, age and section when applying for a card. Cheques payable to The Arab Horse Society.
Cards may also be purchased on www.arabhorsesociety.com The British Arabian Championship
has Classes for both in hand and ridden purebred and part bred Arabians. Schedule available
from www.arabhorsesociety.com
The British Arabian Championship has Classes for both in hand and ridden purebred Arabians.
Schedule available from the AHS Website. www.arabhorsesociety.com
UK In Hand Awards
At this show, points can be gained for the UK In Hand Awards. Cards must be signed by the judge.
Full details and points cards are available from Mrs C A Barr, 61 South Park Gardens,
Berkhamsted, Hertfordshire, HP4 1HZ. Tel 07969 549730 - Details are also available on the Arab
Horse Society Website.
UK Anglo Arab and Part Bred Arab In Hand Championship
This Show is a qualifier for the UK Anglo Arab and Part Bred Arab In Hand Championship 2016.
The final will be held at The National Arab Show 2016 at the Three Counties Showground in
Malvern. The first four from classes 287, 288 and 289 will qualify and no horse placed lower than
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fourth can qualify. The Judge will hand qualification cards to winning exhibitors in the Ring. Cards
do not have to be signed in the Ring. Rosettes will be issued to qualifiers on return of their cards.
All details and qualifying cards at £10.00 each (payable to the North Wessex Arabian Horse
Group) are available from Felicity Harper, Hollywood Villa, Compton Greenfield, Bristol, BS35
5RU. SAE please and contact phone number.
Class 282 Pure bred Arabian colt, filly or gelding, yearling.
Class 283 Pure bred Arabian colt, filly or gelding, two or three years old.
Class 284 Pure bred Arabian stallion, mare or gelding, four years of age or over in hand.
Class 285 Ridden Pure bred Arabian stallion, mare or gelding. 4 years of age or over. To be
judged as a riding horse.
Class 286 Ridden Anglo-Arab or part bred Arab stallion, mare or gelding. To be judged as
a riding horse.
Class 287 Anglo-Arab or part bred Arab colt, filly or gelding, yearling.
Class 288 Two or three year old Anglo-Arab or part bred Arab colt, filly or gelding.
Class 289 Anglo-Arab or part bred Arab stallion, mare or gelding, four years of age or over
in hand.
THE TATTERSALLS RoR THOROUGHBRED SHOW SERIES 2015
Judges
Ride: Mrs C POOL Westbury-on-Severn Gloucestershire
Conformation: Mr J DUNLOP West Sussex
Judging day: Sunday
PRIZES - CLASS 290
1st, £35; 2nd, £25; 3rd, £20; 4th, £13.
Class 290 The Tattersalls & RoR Thoroughbred Ridden Show Horse Class. Thoroughbred
mare or gelding, four years old and over, any height.
CONDITIONS FOR ENTRY Thoroughbred mare or gelding, 4years old or over, any height. Riders
must be 15 years or over on 1st January. Horses should be ridden in a snaffle, pelham or simple
double bridle. Horses should be plaited. The first three go forward to the championship at the
Hickstead Derby Meeting on 2016. All entries MUST be registered and have RACED in GB.
There will be a prize for the highest placed veteran 15years or over. The class will be run under
the rules of RoR. Horses will be ridden by the judge. All those entering horses and/or participating
in the show agree to be bound by the Retraining of Racehorses Rules and Regulations from time
to time in force’
Please be aware that the show will split the class on the horse’s last run in a race (NH or Flat) or
will provide 2 ride judges should the entries exceed 20. Please mark your entry form accordingly.
Competitors must wear a safety/kite mark hard hat with a chinstrap.
Racing injuries and blemishes will NOT be ignored in this series
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MINIATURE HORSES
Judge: Mr W CHATLEY Brockenhurst Hampshire
Judging day: Sunday
Horse of the Year Show Classes 291, 292 & 293
TO ENTER THESE CLASSES, A HORSE OF THE YEAR SHOW ENTRY FORM
MUST BE COMPLETED
PRIZES - CLASSES 291, 292 & 293
1st, £35; 2nd, £25; 3rd, £20; 4th, £13.
SP201
Miniature Horse Championship
Rosettes will be awarded for the Champion and the Reserve.
First and second prize winners from each class are eligible to compete in the BMHS International
Breed Show to be held in September 2015. The overall Champion eligible to compete in the
Champion of Champions Class at the Show.
Horse of the Year Show Qualifiers - Miniature Horse of the Year.
This Show is a qualifier for Horse of the Year Show, NEC, Birmingham, 7th -11th October 2015.
Classes 291, 292 and 293 are qualifiers for the Horse of the Year Show 2015. The first prize
winner not already qualified to third place only from classes 291, 292 and 293 will qualify for the
Horse of the Year Show 2015. Qualification will be verified by the Horse of the Year Show office.
All exhibits must be registered with the British Miniature Horse Society. Exhibitors, owners and
handlers must be current members of the BMHS and have paid the appropriate BMHS 2015
Showing Levy. Horses MUST report for measuring half an hour prior to the class for all qualifiers.
This class will be run in accordance with the general rules as set out in the Horse of the Year Show
rulebook, a copy of which can be downloaded from www.hoys.co.uk
Class 291 Horse of the Year Show Qualifier 2015 Miniature Stallion. Three years and over
licensed registered stallions. 4 year olds not to exceed 87 cms. 3 year olds not to
exceed 86 cms.
Class 292 Horse of the Year Show Qualifier 2015 Miniature Mare/Gelding. Three years and
over registered mares and geldings. 4 year olds not to exceed 87 cms. 3 year olds
not to exceed 86 cms.
Class 293 Horse of the Year Show Qualifier 2015 Miniature Youngstock. One or two years
old, registered colts, fillies and geldings. 2 year olds not to exceed 84 cms. Yearlings
not to exceed 82 cms.
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CHILDREN’S RIDING PONIES
Judge: Miss S HARRIES Warfield Berkshire
Judging day: Sunday
Class 294
Horse of the Year Show Classes 295 to 299
TO ENTER THESE CLASSES, A HORSE OF THE YEAR SHOW ENTRY FORM
MUST BE COMPLETED
1st, £35; 2nd, £25; 3rd, £20; 4th, £13.
T62
Kent County Championship Trophy for Supreme Champion Pony mare or
gelding. Presented for perpetual competition by Mr W L Dennis. To be suitable for
and to be owned by a member of the British Show Pony Society in classes 294 to 297.
SP69
A cash prize of £50 will be awarded to the Supreme Champion Children’s Riding
Pony and £25 for the Reserve.
The BSPS will award rosettes to the Champion Show Pony provided the ponies is owned and
ridden by a member of the BSPS
T66
The George Parker Trophy for the winner of the Lead Rein class presented by
Messrs George Parker & Sons Saddlers Ltd.
T63
The Sumner Perpetual Trophy for the best novice pony from class 294.
Horse of the Year Show Qualifiers - Kathleen Wood Children’s Riding Pony of the Year.
This Show is a qualifier for Horse of the Year Show, NEC, Birmingham, 7th - 11th October 2015.
Only one pony in each of the three Open Show Pony classes qualifies. The highest placed pony
(not already qualified) from the first five ponies placed in each class will qualify. Qualification will
be verified by the Horse of the Year Show office. Owners and riders must be members of the
British Show Pony Society, the National Pony Society, the Showing Register or Ponies Association
UK and the pony registered with the BSPS, the NPS, the Showing Register or P(UK) to compete
in classes with Horse of the Year Show qualification.
Horse of the Year Show Qualifiers - Britains Farm Toys Lead Rein Pony of the Year.
Only one pony in the Lead Rein class qualifies. The highest placed pony (not already qualified)
from the first five ponies will qualify. Qualification will be verified by the Horse of the Year Show
office. Owners and riders must be members of the British Show Pony Society, the National Pony
Society, the Showing Register or Ponies Association UK and the pony registered with the BSPS,
the NPS, the Showing Register or P(UK) to compete in classes with Horse of the Year Show
qualification.
Horse of the Year Show Qualifiers - Britains Farm Toys First Ridden Pony of the Year.
Only one pony in the First Ridden class qualifies. The highest placed pony (not already qualified)
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from the first five ponies will qualify. Qualification will be verified by the Horse of the Year Show
office. Owners and riders must be members of the British Show Pony Society, the National Pony
Society, the Showing Register or Ponies Association UK and the pony registered with the BSPS,
the NPS, the Showing Register or P(UK) to compete in classes with Horse of the Year Show
qualification.
The Open Mini Show Pony Championship - Champion of Champions.
Open to ponies that have been placed first or second in the Open Lead Rein and Open First
Ridden classes only. The overall Champion will qualify for the BSPS Champion of Champions.
BSPS Championships Show 2015.
This Show is a qualifier for the 2015 BSPS Championships Show held at Arena UK. 1st & 2nd
prize winners in classes 295 to 299 and 1st - 4th from class 294 will qualify provided the pony is
owned and registered (in accordance with rule 23) and ridden by a BSPS member.
Blue Riband Pony of the Year
The first and second ponies in classes 295, 296 and 297 will qualify for the Blue Riband Pony of
the Year to be held at the BSPS Championships Show. The pony must be owned, registered and
ridden by a BSPS member to qualify.
Blue Riband Pony of the Year
The first and second ponies in classes 298 & 299 will qualify for the Blue Riband Pony of the
Year to be held at the BSPS Championships Show. The pony must be owned, registered and
ridden by a BSPS member to qualify.
BSPS Classic Security (UK) Ltd Challenge for Show Ponies.
The highest placed ponies in classes 295, 296, 297, 298 and 299 that have not already qualified
for Horse of the Year Show 2015, in the appropriate class, will qualify. If the highest placed pony
has already qualified for the BSPS Challenge, the qualification will be awarded to the next eligible
pony. If after qualifying a pony qualifies for the Horse of the Year Show, it will forfeit its qualification
for the Challenge. The competition is open to BSPS Members, ponies must be registered before
the date of the Show in which they qualify.
BSPS Black Country Saddles Best Rider - Show Ponies.
The best rider in each of classes 295 to 299 will be awarded a best rider card and will qualify for
the final at the BSPS Summer Championship Show.
This Show is affiliated to the British Show Pony Society and all persons entering, competing,
showing or otherwise taking part in BSPS classes, whether or not members of the BSPS are
subject to the rules and constitution of the BSPS, including the disciplinary procedures and shall
be deemed to have consented to the jurisdiction of the BSPS.
Rosettes will be awarded to all competitors in classes 298 and 299.
Official British Show Pony Society No 127/15.
Class 294 BSPS Novice Show Pony not exceeding 148 cm. Mare or gelding, 4 years old and
over. Riders not to have attained their 17th birthday before 1 January in the current
year and to be the correct age for the height of the pony they ride.
Class 295 Horse of the Year Show Qualifier 2015 Kathleen Wood 128 cm Children’s Riding
Pony. Not exceeding 128 cm. Mare or gelding, 4 years old and over. Riders not to
have attained their 13th birthday before 1 January in the current year.
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Pony. Exceeding 128 cm but not 138 cm. Mare or gelding, four years old and over.
Riders not to have attained their 15th birthday before 1 January in the current year.
Pony. Exceeding 138 cm but not 148 cm. Mare or gelding, 4 years old and over.
Class 298 Horse of the Year Show Qualifier 2015 Britains Farm Toys Lead Rein Pony. Mare
or gelding, 4 years old and over, not exceeding 122 cm. Riders must have attained
their 3rd birthday by the day of competition but not to have attained their 8th birthday
before 1 January in the current year.
Class 299 Horse of the Year Show Qualifier 2015 Britains Farm Toys First Ridden Pony.
Mare or gelding, 4 years old and over, not exceeding 122 cm. Riders must have
attained their 3rd birthday by the day of competition but not to have attained their 10th
birthday before 1 January in the current year.
PWW ICE CREAM SUPPLIES
SHOW HUNTER PONIES
Judges:
Mrs J MIDDLETON Tenbury Wells Worcestershire
Lead Rein Pony: Mrs J ETHERIDGE Saxmundham Suffolk
Judging day: Sunday
Horse of the Year Show Classes 300, 301, 302, 303 & 304
TO ENTER THIS CLASS, A HORSE OF THE YEAR SHOW ENTRY FORM
MUST BE COMPLETED
PRIZES - CLASSES 300, 301, 302, 303 & 304
1st, £35; 2nd, £25; 3rd, £20; 4th, £13.
The Society would like to thanks PWW Ice Cream Supplies,
17 Bulverhythe Road, St Leonards on Sea, East Sussex, TN38 8AA
for kindly sponsoring this section.
SP77
Supreme Show Hunter Pony Champion, £50 prize for Champion & £25 for
Reserve.
The first and second prizewinners from classes 300 to 303 will compete for the
Supreme Championship of Show Hunter Ponies
BSPS Rosettes for the Champion Ponies from classes 300, 301, 302, 303 & 304 provided the
pony is registered, owned and ridden by a member of the BSPS.
Horse of the Year Show Qualifiers - Topham Barnes Show Hunter Pony of the Year.
Only one pony in each of the five Show Hunter Pony classes qualifies. The highest placed pony
(not already qualified) from the first five ponies placed in each class will qualify. Owners and
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riders must be members of the British Show Pony Society, the National Pony Society, the Showing
Register or Ponies Association UK and the pony registered with the BSPS, the NPS, the Showing
Register or P(UK) to compete in classes with Horse of the Year Show qualification.
BSPS Show Hunter Pony Qualifiers.
The first and second prize winners in each class will qualify for the BSPS Championships at Arena
UK provided the ponies are registered in accordance with Rule 23 and ridden by members of the
British Show Pony Society.
Blue Riband Pony of the Year - Show Hunter Ponies
The first and second ponies in each class will qualify for the Blue Riband Pony of the Year to be
held at the BSPS Championships Show. The pony must be owned, registered and ridden by a
BSPS member to qualify.
BSPS Classic Security (UK) Ltd Challenge for Show Hunter Ponies.
The highest placed pony in each class that has not already qualified for 2015 Horse of the Year
Show in the appropriate class, will qualify. If the highest placed pony has already qualified for the
BSPS Challenge, the qualification will be awarded to the next eligible pony. If after qualifying a
pony qualifies for the Horse of the Year Show, it will forfeit its qualification for the BSPS Challenge.
BSPS Black Country Saddles Best Rider - Show Hunter Ponies.
the final at the BSPS Summer Championship Show.
Class 300 Horse of the Year Show Qualifier 2015 Topham Barnes 122 cm Show Hunter
Pony not exceeding 122 cm. Mare or gelding, four years old and over. Riders not to
have attained their 12th birthday before 1 January in the current year.
Pony exceeding 122 cm but not 133 cm. Mare or gelding, four years old and over.
Pony, exceeding 133 cm but not 143 cm. Mare or gelding, four years old and over.
Pony, exceeding 143 cm but not 153 cm. Mare or gelding, four years old and over.
Class 304 Horse of the Year Show Qualifier 2015 Lead Rein Pony of Hunter Type Mare or
Gelding, 4 years old and over, not exceeding 122cms. Riders not to have attained their
9th birthday before 1st January in the current year
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RIDDEN PART BRED PONY OF THE YEAR
Judges
Conformation: TBC
Performance: Mr N FULLER Rawreth
Showing day: Friday
Essex
(Entry fees in this qualifying class include an
MUST BE COMPLETED
PRIZES - CLASS 305
1st, £35; 2nd, £25; 3rd, £20; 4th, £13.
Horse of the Year Show Qualifier - Ridden Part Bred Pony of the Year.
This class is a qualifying class for Horse of the Year Show, NEC, Birmingham, 7th - 11th October
2015. Qualification will not pass below 5th Place. Qualification will be verified by the Horse of the
Year Show office.
Conditions for entry This competition is open to stallions, mares or geldings, 4 years old and over, registered within one
or more of the following stud books:
a) The partbred or anglo arab section of the Arab Horse Society with a minimum of 12.5% Arab
blood.
b) The partbred section of the Welsh Pony & Cob Stud Books with a minimum of 12.5% Welsh
blood.
c) The partbred section of the Dartmoor Pony Stud Book with a minimum of 12.5% Dartmoor
blood.
d) The partbred section of the British Connemara Stud Book with a minimum of 25% Connemara
blood.
e) The partbred section of the New Forest Pony Stud Book with a minimum of 25% New Forest
blood.
In addition:
1) Ponies must not exceed 148cm.
2) Ponies must be shown plaited and in a coloured browband.
3) All riders must wear a dark coloured jacket.
4) A copy of the pony’s passport, showing its registration or overstamping with either the AHS,
WPCS, DPS, BCPS or NFPB&CS must be logged with Grandstand Media Ltd prior to entry
in any qualifying round.
5) Riders and Owners must be members of either NPS, P(UK), TSR, BSPS, CHAPS, AHS,
WPCS, DPS, BCPS or NFPB&CS. Riders of stallions must have obtained their 14th birthday
before the 1st January in the current year.
This class will be run in accordance with the general rules as set out in the Horse of the Year Show
rulebook, a copy of which can be downloaded from www.hoys.co.uk
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Marks will be awarded in the following way:
Performance - 50 Marks Maximum
Conformation, Movement & Quality - 50 Marks Maximum
In the case of equality, the horse with the highest Performance mark will be deemed the winner.
If there still be equality at this point, then the judges’ decision will be final.
Class 305 Horse of the Year Show Qualifier Ridden Part Bred Pony of the Year, not
exceeding 148 cm.
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WORKING HUNTER PONIES
Judges:
Jumping section: Mrs J MIDDLETON Tenbury Wells Worcestershire
Conformation section: Mrs J ETHERIDGE Saxmundham Suffolk
Judging day: Sunday
Horse of the Year Show Classes 306 to 309
MUST BE COMPLETED
PRIZES - CLASSES 306, 307, 308, 309
1st, £35; 2nd, £25; 3rd, £20; 4th, £13.
T79
The Gwersyllt Perpetual Trophy for the Champion Working Hunter Pony from
classes 306, 307, 308 and 309.
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A cash prize of £50 for the Champion Working Hunter Pony and £25 for the
Reserve.
Horse of the Year Show Qualifiers - Underwood Working Hunter Pony of the Year
Classes 306, 307, 308 & 309 are qualifiers for Horse of the Year Show, NEC, Birmingham, 7th 11th October 2015. Qualification will not pass below 5th Place. Qualification will be verified by the
Horse of the Year Show office.
Owners and riders must be members of the British Show Pony Society, the National Pony Society,
The Showing Register or Ponies Association UK and the pony registered with the BSPS, the NPS,
TSR or P(UK) to compete in classes with Horse of the Year Show qualification.
BSPS Rosettes
The British Show Pony Society will award rosettes to the Champion Working Hunter Pony and the
Reserve Champion from classes 306, 307, 308 and 30 provided the pony is registered owned and
ridden by a member of the BSPS.
BSPS Championships Show.
This Show is a qualifier for the BSPS Championships Show to be held at Arena UK. The first,
second and third prizewinners from class 306 and the first and second prizewinners only from
classes 307, 308 and 309 will qualify provided the pony is owned, registered and ridden by a
BSPS member.
Blue Riband Pony of the Year - Working Hunter Ponies
The first and second prizewinners from classes 306, 307, 308 and 309 will qualify. The pony must
be owned, registered and ridden by a BSPS member to qualify.
BSPS Classic Security (UK) Ltd Challenge for Working Hunter Ponies.
The highest placed ponies in each class that have not already qualified for the 2015 Horse of the
Year Show, in the appropriate class, will qualify. If the highest placed pony has already qualified
for the BSPS Challenge, the qualification will be awarded to the next eligible pony. If after
qualifying a pony qualifies for Horse of the Year Show, it will forfeit its qualification for the BSPS
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Challenge. The competition is open to BSPS Members, ponies must be registered before the
date of the Show in which they qualify.
BSPS Black Country Saddles Best Rider - Working Hunter Ponies.
the final at the BSPS Summer Championships Show.
Class 306 Horse of the Year Show Qualifier 2015 Underwood Intermediate Working Hunter
Pony exceeding 148 cm and not exceeding 158 cm. Mare or gelding, 4 years old and
over. Riders not to have attained their 25th Birthday before 1st January in the current
year.
Class 307 Horse of the Year Show Qualifier 2015 Underwood 133 cm Working Hunter Pony,
not exceeding 133 cm. Mare or gelding, 4 years old and over. Riders not to have
attained their 14th birthday before 1 January in the current year.
exceeding 133 cm but not exceeding 143 cm. Mare or gelding, 4 years old and over.
exceeding 143 cm but not exceeding 153 cm. Mare or gelding, 4 years old and over.
Fences. Fences to be of hunting type and as rustic as possible. Jumping must be taken first and
any pony eliminated will not be required for final judging. Ponies must jump a minimum of five
fences and the course must include a change of direction.
Jumping penalties. Jumping knock down, 10. First refusal, 15. Second refusal, 20. Third refusal,
disqualification. Fall of horse or rider, disqualification. A complete turnaround constitutes a
refusal.
Marking. Phase one: Jumping, 50: Style and manners, 20.
Phase Two: Type, conformation and freedom of action, 20: Manners, 10, Total 100.
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SHOW PONY BREEDING
Judge: Mr P HILTON Baston Fen Peterborough
Judging day: Friday
Classes: 310, 312, 313 and 314
Class 311
PRIZES - CLASSES 310, 312, 313 and 314
1st, £35; 2nd, £25; 3rd, £20; 4th, £13.
PRIZES - CLASS 311
1st, £20; 2nd, £15; 3rd, £10; 4th, £7.
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The Derek Howard Memorial Rose Bowl for the Champion In Hand Show Pony.
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The Champion will be awarded a cash prize of £50 and the Reserve, £25 from
classes 310, 312, 313 and 314.
NPS Qualifying Rounds: These classes are judged under the Rules of the NPS. Ponies must
be registered in the main body of their respective Mountain & Moorland Stud Books. Part breds
are not eligible for Mountain & Moorland Classes. To compete in Show Pony and Show Hunter
Pony classes ponies must be registered in the NPS British Riding Pony Stud Book, Register,
Appendix, International or Sports Pony section of the BRPSB, the GSB, the AHSB, the AASB or
in the main body of their respective Mountain & Moorland Stud Books. Part-Breds are not eligible
unless entered in the NPS British Riding Pony Stud Book, Register, Appendix, International or
Sports Pony section of the BRPSB.
Qualifying rounds for most NPS competitions are open to ponies owned by NPS members and
non-members but only ponies owned by adult NPS Qualifying or Life members are eligible to
qualify for the final of the competition at the NPS Summer Championship Show at Malvern from
4th-6th August 2015.
The highest placed pony, if owned by an NPS member, in each class will qualify for the final.
Qualification may pass down to third place if the first and second ponies are already qualified.
NPS/Rosettes Direct Home Produced Ridden Championship - Riders of Home Produced ponies
(see definition in the NPS Rules Book) can wear a white arm band in classes where this is
indicated. These ponies, if owned by NPS members, are then eligible to qualify for the final at the
NPS Summer Championship Show. From 2015 all qualifying ponies will receive a qualification
card. The Owner’s Membership cards MUST be produced in the ring when requested or the
qualification will be forfeit.
NPS Silver Medal Rosette Championships: These classes are judged under the Rules of the
NPS. NPS Silver Medal Rosettes are only awarded when the owner of the champion pony is a
Qualifying or Life member of the NPS. A valid membership card must be in the rider’s/handler’s
possession on entering the ring and be produced immediately on request by either the judge or
the steward. If the owner of the Champion pony is not a member, or the owner’s membership card
is not immediately produced, the rosette may be awarded to the Reserve Champion provided
they have the required membership card. If the Champion pony has previously qualified it is still
entitled to the Silver Medal Rosette but the qualification card goes to the Reserve Champion pony,
provided the owner of that pony is a member of the NPS. The Silver Medal Rosette and the
qualification card can be awarded no lower than first Reserve (third). Foals are not eligible for
Silver Medal Championships.
Qualifiers are entitled to compete in the final of the Silver Medal Rosette Championship to be
held at the NPS Summer Championship Show 4th-6th August 2015.
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NPS Show Pony In Hand Silver Medal Rosette Championship
Sponsored by LAYBALANDS STUD
A Silver Medal Rosette is offered by the National Pony Society for the best registered pony owned
by an NPS Qualifying or Life member in the Show Pony In Hand section. Membership cards must
be presented in the ring to receive the medal and/or the qualification.
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A Champion Rosette for Show Pony Breeding Youngstock Champion from
classes 312, 313 and 314 and a Rosette for the Reserve.
The permitted ‘height on the day’ of ponies shall be increased by 1 cm at all shows held after 1
July annually.
Brood mares to be four years old and over.
Foals must be at least three weeks old at date of Show.
The NPS/Area 20 Show Pony In-Hand Supreme National Championship
These classes are judged under the Rules of the National Pony Society.
The highest placed pony owned by an NPS member in each class to go forward to the final. If
the first placed pony has qualified, the second placed pony owned by an NPS member will qualify.
Qualification can go no lower than third place.
Class 310 Brood Mare, four years old or over, 148 cms or under certified in foal for the
current year or with foal at foot.
Class 311 Foal, produce of mare in class 310, likely to make a child’s riding pony not
exceeding 148 cms at maturity. Breed Society Rules Applies. Foals cannot qualify
for the Summer Championships Show.
Class 312 Yearling colt, filly or gelding, not to exceed 148 cms at maturity. (i.e. not to exceed
143 cms on day of Show).
Class 313 Two year old colt, filly or gelding, not to exceed 148 cms at maturity. (i.e. not to
exceed 146 cms on day of Show).
Class 314 Three year old colt, filly or gelding, not to exceed 148 cms at maturity. (i.e. not to
exceed 147 cms on day of Show).
MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND
SUPREME IN HAND CHAMPIONSHIP
Judge: Mrs A NICHOLLS Wotton-under-Edge Gloucester
For ponies born in or before 2014 (except where otherwise stated) which are fully registered in
the main body of the Pure Bred Stud Book of their respective breeds at the time of entry and
entered in the name under which they have been registered. Part-breds are not eligible and
ponies registered in X section are excluded.
All stallions and colts, two years old and over, must be in possession of a current Stallion licence,
unless otherwise governed by their individual breed society.
T106
The John Angell Jewellers Cup for Champion Mountain & Moorland Pony In
Hand.
The Champion and Reserve Champion from each Mountain & Moorland in-hand breed section
to go forward for the Supreme Mountain & Moorland Championship, inclusive of Brood Mares.
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DARTMOOR and EXMOOR
PRIZES - CLASS 315 (A & B)
1st, £35; 2nd, £25; 3rd, £20; 4th, £13.
T104
The Echo Challenge Cup for the Champion Dartmoor.
A Dartmoor Pony Society Championship rosette for the best fully registered Dartmoor Pony
exhibited by DPS member. A current membership card must be produced in the Ring before the
rosette is awarded.
Exmoor ponies to be registered in Section 1 of the breed stud book.
The 1st and 2nd placed animals of each breed class will receive Breed Champion and Reserve
Breed Champion rosettes respectively and will go forward to a Championship to determine the
overall section Champion and Reserve Champion for the Dartmoor and Exmoor section.
The Champion of the section will then be eligible for the Cuddy Supreme In-Hand Championship
2015 HOYS qualifier under the NEW 2015 guidelines released by Grandstand Media Ltd.
The Champion and Reserve Champion ponies of each breed class will be eligible to go
forward to the M&M Supreme In Hand Championship.
The NPS/LEYHILLS M&M In Hand Summer Championship
These classes are open to pure bred registered M&M ponies in the main body of their studbook.
Owner’s membership cards must be shown in the ring to receive qualifications. Highest placed
pony in each class may qualify for Summer Championships; qualification may pass down to third.
Foals are not eligible.
Class 315 Registered Dartmoor OR Exmoor Pony to be shown in hand. This class will be
divided into separate breed classes:
315A)
Dartmoor, any age, sex or height
315B)
Exmoor, any age, sex or height
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WELSH
Judges:
Section A: Mrs S GEORGE Great Barford Bedford (CHALVERSTON)
Section B: Mr S HOWARD York North Yorkshire (BOSTON)
Sections C & D: Mr D CONTI Salisbury Wiltshire (RANGEVIEW)
CLASSES 316, 318 to 321, 323 to 333
CLASSES 317 and 322
PRIZES - CLASSES 316, 318 to 321, 323 to 333
1st, £35; 2nd, £25; 3rd, £20; 4th, £13.
1st, £20; 2nd, £15; 3rd, £10; 4th, £7.
T54
The Kent Messenger Cup for Champion Welsh Mountain Pony Section A.
The Welsh Pony & Cob Society offers its Bronze Medal to the Champion or Reserve Welsh
Mountain Pony Section A in accordance with Welsh Pony & Cob Society rules.
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The Poulhurst Perpetual Cup for the best Welsh Mountain Pony Section A
yearling
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The Lady Astor of Hever Perpetual Trophy for the Champion Welsh Pony
Section B.
The Welsh Pony & Cob Society offers its Bronze Medal to the Champion or Reserve Welsh Pony
Section B in accordance with Welsh Pony & Cob Society rules.
Champion and Reserve Champion rosettes for the best Welsh Section C.
The Welsh Pony & Cob Society offers its Bronze Medal to the Champion or Reserve Welsh Cob
Type Section C in accordance with Welsh Pony & Cob Society rules.
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The Frindsbury Challenge Cup for the best Welsh Cob Section D from classes
331 to 333, presented by Mrs P M Clarke.
The Welsh Pony & Cob Society offers its Bronze Medal to the Champion or Reserve Welsh Cob
Section D in accordance with the Welsh Pony & Cob Society rules.
The Society would like to thank the South Eastern Welsh Pony & Cob Association,
www.sewpca.co.uk for kindly sponsoring the Bronze Medals in the Welsh classes.
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All class Champions, including Brood mare class Champions but excluding Foal
Champions need to present at the Section Championships in order to qualify forward to both
the M&M SUPREME IN HAND CHAMPIONSHIP and the CUDDY SUPREME IN-HAND
CHAMPIONSHIP HOYS QUALIFIER.
Class 316 Welsh Mountain Pony Section A Brood Mare with own foal at foot, four years old
and over.
Class 317 Foal, eligible for registration in Section A. Sired by a registered Welsh Mountain
stallion.
Class 318 Welsh Mountain Pony Section A, stallion, barren mare or gelding, four years and
over.
Class 319 Welsh Mountain Pony Section A, colt, filly or gelding, two or three years old.
Class 320 Welsh Mountain Pony Section A, colt, filly or gelding, yearling.
Class 321 Welsh Pony Section B Brood Mare with own foal at foot, four years old and over.
Class 322 Foal, eligible for registration in Section B.
Class 323 Welsh Pony Section B, stallion, barren mare or gelding, four years and over.
Class 324 Welsh Pony Section B, colt, filly or gelding, two or three years old.
Class 325 Welsh Pony Section B, colt, filly or gelding, yearling.
Class 326 Welsh Pony (Cob Type) Section C, colt, filly or gelding, yearling.
Class 327 Welsh Pony (Cob Type) Section C, colt, filly or gelding, two or three years old.
Class 328 Welsh Pony (Cob Type) Section C, mare or gelding, four years old and over.
Class 329 Welsh Pony (Cob Type) Section C, stallion, four years old and over.
Class 330 Welsh Cob Section D, colt, filly or gelding, yearling.
Class 331 Welsh Cob Section D, colt, filly or gelding, two or three years old.
Class 332 Welsh Cob Section D, mare or gelding, four years old and over.
Class 333 Welsh Cob Section D, stallion, four years old and over.
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CONNEMARA
PRIZES - CLASSES 334 & 335
1st, £35; 2nd, £25; 3rd, £20; 4th, £13.
Connemara ponies must be registered in or be eligible for registration in any recognised
Connemara Pony Stud Book. Registration numbers or temporary foal certificate numbers must
be stated on the entry form.
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The Hayselden Cup for the Champion Connemara.
The British Connemara Pony Society will award its special rosette for the best pony registered in
any recognised Connemara Pony Stud Book, owned by a BCPS member. Rosette not to go lower
than 4th place.
Tam O’Shanter Championships.
Youngstock Class 334: The highest placed Connemara yearling and two year old will qualify for
the Tam O’Shanter Championship.
Broodmare Class 335: Highest placed Connemara broodmare with or without a foal at foot (but
must have previously bred a foal) will qualify for the Tam O’Shanter Championship. Please note
that progeny will be checked on Championship entry form.
Class 334 Connemara, three years old and under in hand.
Class 335 Connemara, four years and over in hand
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DALES and FELLS
Judge: Mr S HOWARD York North Yorkshire
Entry fees; Members, £12.50; Non-members, £25.00.
PRIZES - CLASS 337 (A & B)
1st, £35; 2nd, £25; 3rd, £20; 4th, £13.
All Dales ponies to be registered with the Dales Pony Society
All Fell ponies to be registered in the main section of the Fell Pony Society Stud Book.
These classes form part of the Dales Pony Society Stallion Premium Scheme.
A special rosette offered by the Dales Pony Society for the best registered Dales pony shown by
an exhibitor who produces a current membership card in the ring.
The Fell Pony Society offers a rosette for the best registered Fell Pony to be owned by a Current
FPS member, card to be produced in the ring.
The 1st and 2nd placed animals of each breed class will receive Breed Champion and Reserve
Breed Champion rosettes respectively and will go forward to a Championship to determine the
overall section Champion and Reserve Champion for the Dartmoor and Exmoor section.
The Champion of the section will then be eligible for the Cuddy Supreme In-Hand Championship
2015 HOYS qualifier under the NEW 2015 guidelines released by Grandstand Media Ltd.
The Champion and Reserve Champion ponies of each breed class will be eligible to go
forward to the M&M Supreme In Hand Championship.
Class 337 Dales or Fell Pony in hand. This class will be divided into separate breed classes:
337A) Dales, any age, sex, or height.
337B) Fells, any age, sex, or height.
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HIGHLAND
Judge: Mrs L IMPEY Essex
PRIZES - CLASS 338
1st, £35; 2nd, £25; 3rd, £20; 4th, £13.
T145
The Isla of Whitefield Memorial Trophy for the Champion Highland.
The Highland Pony Society will award its rosette to the best animal in class 338.
Class 338 Highland Pony in hand. This class will be divided into a) Highland Pony, 3 years old
and under and b) Highland Pony, 4 years old and over, provided there are 6 entries in
each section.
NEW FOREST
Judge: Mrs L IMPEY Essex
1st, £35; 2nd, £25; 3rd, £20; 4th, £13.
The New Forest Pony Breeding & Cattle Society offers a Best of Breed Rosette for the Champion
New Forest.
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The Fernbank Perpetual Trophy for the Champion New Forest Pony.
Class 339 New Forest Pony, three years old and under in hand.
Class 340 New Forest Pony in hand, four years old and over.
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L H WOODHOUSE
SHETLANDS
Judge: Mrs J JONES EAST SUSSEX
1st, £35; 2nd, £25; 3rd, £20; 4th, £13.
The Society would like to thank L H Woodhouse & Co Ltd, Wolds Farm, The Fosse,
Cotgrave, Nottinghamshire, NG12 3HG, www.lhwoodhouse.co.uk, for kindly sponsoring
this section.
Conditions for entry:
1. Classes must be confined to Registered Ponies. Ponies must be named on the entry
form and in the catalogue. Society rosettes must only be given to ponies registered
with the Society or eligible for registration (i.e. foals).
2. Three year old fillies with foals at foot may not be shown. All foals must be a minimum
of three weeks old on the day of the Show.
3. Children under 14 yrs old may not show colts (excluding foals) or entire males in In-hand
classes. Hard hats must be worn by all handlers aged 14 yrs or under in In-hand
classes.
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Shetland Pony Stud-Book Society Rosettes will be awarded to the Champion and
Reserve Champion Shetlands.
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Shetland Pony Society Rosettes will be awarded the for Best Miniature from classes
343 and 344.
A special rosette, presented by the Group Established for Miniature Shetlands (GEMS), will be
awarded to the highest placed miniature Shetland Pony owned by a member of GEMS in classes
343 and 344. GEMS members must wear their membership badges in the ring to be considered
for this rosette.
Class 341 Standard Shetland Pony, three years old or under, in hand.
Class 342 Standard Shetland Pony, four years old or over, in hand.
Class 343 Miniature Shetland, three years old or under, in hand.
Class 344 Miniature Shetland, four years old or over, in hand.
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MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND LEADING REIN
Judge: Ms S PRIOR Norfolk
PRIZES - CLASS 345
1st, £35; 2nd, £25; 3rd, £20; 4th, £13.
are not eligible for Mountain & Moorland Classes.
The NPS/Micor Demolition M&M Leading Rein National Championship (MM-LR)
Open to registered Dartmoor, Exmoor, Shetland, New Forest, Welsh Section A or B mares and
geldings four years old or over not exceeding 122 cm. Riders must have attained their 3rd birthday
but must not have attained their 9th birthday before the 1st January in the current year. To be
shown in a snaffle bit.
NPS/Rosettes Direct Home Produced Ridden Championship - wear white arm bands.
P(UK) Lobster Pot M&M Lead Rein Championship
Open Mountain & Moorland Lead Rein, Mare or Gelding, 4 year old & over, not exceeding 122cms.
Registered in their approved Pure Breed Society Stud Books of Shetland, Dartmoor, Exmoor,
New Forest and Welsh Section A or B. To be led by an attendant and shown in a snaffle bridle.
Lead Rein to be attached to the noseband only. Rider not to have attained their 9th birthday before
1st January in the current year.
THE 1ST, 2ND & 3RD IN EACH QUALIFYING CLASS WILL QUALIFY for the Supreme
Championship 2015 and Winter Classic 2016. Qualifcation cards will be awarded in the ring,
Golden Tickets will be awarded to the Champion of each affiliatied section and placings will be
confirmed by results sent in by the show secretary.
Competitors in qualifying positions, who are not current members of Ponies (UK) must become
an Annual Adult member before the time of entry.
Ponies Association UK Affiliation Number - 015/W15/7487
A special rosette will be awarded to each non-prize winning competitor in this class.
Class 345 Mountain & Moorland Leading Rein.
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MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND FIRST RIDDEN
Judge: Judge: Ms S PRIOR Norfolk
PRIZES - CLASS 346
1st, £35; 2nd, £25; 3rd, £20; 4th, £13.
are not eligible for Mountain & Moorland Classes.
The NPS/Micor Demolition M& M First Ridden National Championship (MM-FR)
Open to registered Dartmoor, Exmoor, Shetland, New Forest, Welsh Section A or B mares and
geldings four years old or over not exceeding 128 cm. Riders must have attained their 3rd birthday
but not reached their 12th birthday before the 1st January in the current year.
NPS/Rosettes Direct Home Produced Ridden Championship - wear white arm bands
P(UK) Brineton M&M First Ridden Championship
Open to Mountain & Moorland, Mare or Gelding, 4 year old & over, not exceeding 128cms.
Registered in their approved Pure Breed Society Stud Books of Dartmoor, Exmoor, New Forest,
Shetland, Welsh Section A or B. To be shown in any suitable bridle. Rider not to have attained their
12th birthday before 1st January in the current year.
THE 1ST 2ND & 3RD IN EACH QUALIFYING CLASS WILL QUALIFY for the Supreme
Championships 2015 and Winter Classic 2016. Qualifcation cards will be awarded in the ring,
Golden Tickets will be awarded to the Champion of each affiliatied section and placings will be
confirmed by results sent in by the show secretary.
Competitors in qualifying positions, who are not current members of Ponies (UK) must become
an Annual Adult member before the time of entry.
Ponies Association UK Affiliation Number - 015/W15/7487
Class 346 Mountain & Moorland First Ridden.
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THE BLUE CHIP NATIVE BSPS HERITAGE
SUPREME CHAMPIONSHIP RIDDEN CLASSES
Judges: TBC
Conformation: Miss S HARRIES Bracknell Berks
Ridden: Mrs C WHITELEY Braintree Essex
Entry fees
Members, £12.50; Non-members, £25.00.
1st, £35; 2nd, £25; 3rd, £20; 4th, £13.
T107
The Cocum Challenge Bowl for the Champion Ridden Mountain & Moorland
Pony.
THE BLUE CHIP NATIVE BSPS HERITAGE
SUPREME CHAMPIONSHIP RIDDEN CLASSES
Ponies, owners and riders must be British Show Pony Society members before the date of
the Show to compete in the Olympia classes. Classes will be judged under BSPS rules as
per the 2015 BSPS Rule & Show Handbook. Animals must be the correct height for the
breed as laid down in the individual breed standards.
Open to 1st and 2nd prize-winners from the following classes. Animals must be placed to third
in every Championship. The Champion will qualify for Olympia, The London International Horse
Show. If the Champion has already qualified, the Reserve Champion will qualify. If the Champion
and Reserve Champion have already qualified, the 3rd placed animal will qualify.
Blue Chip Feed Ltd are delighted to sponsor The Blue Chip Native BSPS Heritage Supreme
Championship.
The winners of the individual classes, (with the exception of the pony that has qualified),
will qualify to compete at the semi-final to be held at the BSPS “Heritage” Championship
Show, at Arena UK. (The qualification will NOT pass down the line).
AFFILIATION NUMBER: BSPS 127/15
BSPS Black Country Saddles Best Rider - Heritage M&M Ridden.
the final at the BSPS Summer Championships Show.
BSPS Classic Security (UK) Ltd Challenge for Heritage Ridden.
The highest placed ponies in each class that have not already qualified for the 2015 Horse of the
Year Show, in the appropriate class, will qualify. If the highest placed pony has already qualified
for the BSPS Challenge, the qualification will be awarded to the next eligible pony. If after
qualifying a pony qualifies for the Year or the Horse of the Year Show, it will forfeit its qualification
for the BSPS Challenge. The competition is open to BSPS Members, ponies must be registered
before the date of the Show in which they qualify.
BSPS Premier League.
Heritage Ridden classes 347 to 352 are qualifiers for the BSPS Premier League and the 1st, 2nd,
3rd and 4th placed ponies will qualify.
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The 1st placed ponies from classes 347 to 352 will qualify for the B.S.P.S WOW (Winner of
Winners) at the B.S.P.S Summer Championships Show.
Class 347 The Blue Chip Native BSPS Heritage Supreme Open Ridden Class. Registered
Pure Bred Dartmoor, Exmoor and Shetland Ponies, 4 years old and over, riders
any age.
Class 348 The Blue Chip Native BSPS Heritage Supreme Open Ridden Class, Registered
Pure Bred Welsh Sections A and B Ponies, 4 years old and over, riders any age.
Pure Bred Connemara and New Forest Ponies, 4 years old or over, riders any age
Pure Bred Dales, Fell and Highland Ponies, 4 years old and over, riders any age.
Pure Bred Welsh Section C Ponies, 4 years old and over, riders any age.
Pure Bred Welsh Section D Ponies, 4 years old and over, riders any age.
NATIONAL PONY SOCIETY MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND
WORKING HUNTER PONY NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP
To be judged under the Rules of the National Pony Society
Judges:
Jumping: Mrs L IMPEY ESSEX
Conformation: Mr S HOWARD YORKSHIRE
Course Builder: T PRICE Bicester Oxfordshire
PRIZES - CLASSES 353, 354 & 355
1st, £35; 2nd, £25; 3rd, £20; 4th, £13.
Rosettes for the Champion and Reserve Champion Working Hunter Ponies.
General Rules for NPS Mountain & Moorland Qualifying Rounds.
These classes are judged under the Rules of the NPS. Ponies must be registered in the main body
of their respective Mountain & Moorland Stud Books. Part breds are not eligible for Mountain &
Moorland Classes.
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These classes are open to Mountain and Moorland stallions, mares and geldings five years of age
or over.
Class 353 Mountain and Moorland Working Hunter Pony, not exceeding 122 cms.
Class 354 Mountain and Moorland Working Hunter Pony, exceeding 122 cms but not 133
cms.
Class 355 Mountain and Moorland Working Hunter Pony, exceeding 133 cms but not
exceeding 143 cms, (except for Dales and Welsh Section D for which there is no
height restriction). Fell, Dales and Highlands will jump first over class 354 height
fences.
TRADITIONAL WELSH RIDDEN CLASSES
Judge: Mrs S GEORGE Great Barford Bedford
1st, £35; 2nd, £25; 3rd, £20; 4th, £13.
Class 356 Traditional Welsh Ridden class for Welsh Sections A & B.
Class 357 Traditional Welsh Ridden class for Welsh Sections C & D.
Conditions for entry - Traditional Welsh Ridden classes.
All ponies entered in these classes must be fully registered with the Welsh Pony & Cob Society.
The classes will be run under the current rules and regulations of the Welsh Pony & Cob Society.
These Traditional Welsh Ridden Classes will be judged on breed type, walk & trot and
extravagance of action.
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CUDDY SUPREME IN-HAND CHAMPIONSHIP 2015
QUALIFYING COMPETITION
Judge: Mrs P POWLEY Cheshire
No entry fee
PRIZES
Champion: £125.00, rosette and sash. Reserve: £75.00 and rosette.
(These prizes will be paid direct by Grandstand Media after the Horse of the Year Show 2015)
T138
The John Wright Pinions Trophy for the Cuddy Supreme In Hand Champion.
Horse of the Year Show Cuddy Supreme In-Hand Championship Qualifier 2015
The following class is a qualifier for the Cuddy Supreme In-Hand Championship, N.E.C.
Birmingham, 7th-11th October 2015.The objective of the competition is to find the supreme light
horse or pony in-hand champion of the year, irrespective of breed or type.
The Champion of each of the following light horse/pony sections will be eligible to compete,
provided it has not already won a qualifying round in 2015.
Champion Hunter from classes 255, 257, 258 & 259
Champion Sport Horse from classes 260, 262, 263 & 264
Champion Hack / Riding Horse from classes 267, 269 & 270
Champion Coloured Horse from classes 279, 280 & 281
Champion Arab from classes 282, 283 & 284
Champion Anglo or Part Bred Arab from classes 287, 288 & 289
Champion Show Pony from classes 310, 312, 313 & 314
Champion Dartmoor OR Exmoor Pony from class 315
Champion Welsh Mountain Pony Section A from classes 316, 318, 319 & 320
Champion Welsh Pony Section B from classes 321, 323, 324 & 325
Champion Welsh Pony Cob Type Section C from of classes 326, 327, 328 & 329
Champion Welsh Cob Section D from classes 330 to 333
Champion Connemara from classes 334 and 335
Champion Dales OR Fell Pony from class 337
Champion New Forest Pony from classes 339 and 340
Champion Shetland Pony - from classes 341 to 344
**Champion Highland Pony - from class 338, ONLY if class is split by age and therefore a
championship is held on the day.
The following guidance has been issued by Grandstand Media Ltd in 2015:
If the Champion has already qualified or is ineligible, then the reserve champion of that section
may come forward, provided it has not already qualified and is eligible. If both Champion and
Reserve Champion have already qualified or are ineligible then the section will not be represented
in this qualifying round.
Foal champions are not eligible.
Each section represented must consist of a minimum of 2 classes and a Championship. There
will be no direct entry into Supreme In-Hand Championship Qualifier, all animals must be a section
champion.
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In the event of a horse/pony having been awarded more than one section Championship at this
show, that horse/pony will represent both/all sections and the qualification will not pass down to
the Reserve in the 2nd and subsequent sections.
Awards
Champion: Horse of the Year Show Cuddy Champion Rosette and Sash.
Reserve Champion: Horse of the Year Show Cuddy Reserve Champion Rosette.
Prize Money
Champion: £125.00
Reserve Champion: £75.00
(NB: Prize money will be paid out after Horse of the Year Show 2015 by Grandstand Media Ltd)
Qualification will be verified by the Horse of the Year Show Office
Grandstand Media Ltd. wish to express their thanks to Mr & Mrs Cuddy for generously sponsoring
this competition.
Stables for Cuddy Qualifiers on Friday night
Please note that a number of stables will be available at a cost of £40 each for exhibitors who
wish to stay over for the Cuddy Final on Saturday. These stables must be paid for at Alan Day
House on Friday before 7pm.
THE OSBORNE REFRIGERATORS
DOUBLE HARNESS SCURRY CHAMPIONSHIP 2015
Judges:
Mr J S YOUNGS Wokingham Berkshire
Judging days: Small ponies: Saturday
Large ponies: Sunday
Championships: Sunday
1st, £120; 2nd, £90; 3rd, £70; 4th, £60; 5th, £60; 6th, £50; 7th £50
PRIZES - CHAMPIONSHIP
1st, £100; 2nd, £70; 3rd, £60; 4th, £40; 5th, £40; 6th, £40.
The Society would like to thank Osborne Refrigerators Ltd,
Bognor Regis, West Sussex, PO21 3EG, www.osborne-ref.co.uk
for generously supporting this competition.
CONDITIONS FOR ENTRY IN THE OSBORNE REFRIGERATORS DOUBLE HARNESS
SCURRY CHAMPIONSHIP 2015
To be run under the rules of the Osborne Scurry Group (OSG) Horse of the Year Series 2015.
Vehicles and ponies must comply with the rules of the OSG.
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In classes 359 and 360, the highest placed competitor, disregarding those already qualified, will
qualify for the Osborne Refrigerators Double Harness Scurry Championship of the Year at the
2015 Horse of the Year Show, NEC Birmingham, 7th-11th October.
Scurry Championship. Open to the six highest placed competitors in classes 359 and 360.
Irrespective of placing, competitors eliminated in classes 359 and 360 are not eligible for the
Championship.
Class 359 Horse of the Year Show Qualifier 2015 Osborne Refrigerators Small Double
Harness Scurry. Pairs of Ponies 122 cms and under.
Class 360 Horse of the Year Show Qualifier 2015 Osborne Refrigerators Large Double
Harness Scurry, Pairs of Ponies exceeding 122 cms but not 148 cms.
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Double Harness Scurry Championship.
McCABE FORD WILLIAMS CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS
INTER HUNT TEAM RELAY COMPETITION
Judge:
Mrs S PEEL Gloucester
Judging day: Sunday
PRIZES - CLASS 361
1st, £100; 2nd, £80; 3rd, £60 each for the two losing semi-finalists.
The Society would like to thank McCabe Ford Williams Chartered Accountants 17 Hart
Street, Maidstone, Kent, ME16 8RA, www.mfw.co.uk for sponsoring this section.
The Inter Hunt Team Relay is a knock out competition comprising eight teams competing
over two similar working hunter type courses in the Astor Ring on Sunday 12 July.
Entry Fees: £20 per team
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The Stanley Luckhurst Memorial Trophy for the winning team in the Inter Hunt
Team Relay.
HORN BLOWING COMPETITION
Judges
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The Horn Blowing Trophy for the winner of the Horn Blowing Competition
PRIZES
1st prize, Bottle of Scotch; 2nd prize, Bottle of Wine;
3rd prize, Bottle of Wine
Each hunt team must put forward one of its members to compete in the horn blowing competition
which will be held in the Astor Ring before the Inter Hunt Relay Team Parade commences on
Sunday.
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TEAM TURNOUT
Judges
PRIZES TO TEAM
1st, £50; 2nd, £30; 3rd, £20.
Teams to be correctly dressed for a day’s hunting. After the turnout section, safety headgear
may be put on and only one whip carried per team, but no other changes of tack, dress or
equipment is allowed. The Judge of the Turnout will be asked not to penalise those horses
wearing boots or snaffle bridles instead of double bridles. It is strongly recommended that horses
should be shod with studs. Teams will be judged for turnout prior to the main event.
Class 361 Inter Hunt Team Relay Competition.
All teams will initially parade in the Astor Ring and following the prize giving, all teams will take
part in the Parade of Hounds. Teams will come into the Ring and will be required to jump two
identical courses. The team members must go in the same order as on the entry form and hand
a whip onto the next member of the team. If the whip is dropped, the competitor who is handing
it over must dismount, pick up the whip and may, from the ground, give it to the next competitor.
The lash may be taped up but should be no longer than the solid length of the whip.
The first team to have its fourth member through the winning post is the winner and goes through
to the second round, ie the semi-final. Knockdowns will not be penalised but each team member
must go between the wing stands.
T121
The Norton Cup for the winning team in the Inter Hunt Team Relay Turnout.
TEAM QUALIFICATION
Each team of four must hunt regularly with the hunt they represent and be either a subscriber to
or a farmer in that hunt. Each team must include:One Master or Hunt Servant
One person over 45 years
One person weighing 14.5 stone or more, weighed in hunting clothes but without a saddle
One farmer or farmer’s wife/partner whose farm is hunted over regularly by the hunt
At least one member of the opposite sex must form part of the team
One member of the team may represent more than one qualification, ie a Master taking part who
is a farmer, aged 46 and weighing 14.5 stone would allow any other members of the hunt, who
are subscribers, farmers and farmers’ wives or partners to fill the remaining three places.
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