17-18 SEPTEMBER 2016 NEWBURY SHOWGROUND EQUINE

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2016
EQUINE SCHEDULE
W W W. B E R K S H I R ES H O W. C O M
17-18 SEPTEMBER 2016 NEWBURY SHOWGROUND
SORRYSORRY
NO DOGS
NO DOGS
5 (Silver) Exhibitors’
Camping & Parking
7 (White) Public Car Park - Free
8 (Green) Horsebox Parking
6 (Orange) Public Car Park £5 per vehicle
Livestock & Country Area Parking
3 (Brown) Public Car Park - Free
Free Courtesy Bus Service to Gate 1
Parking for the Disabled
E (Blue) Exhibitors Car Park
4 (Purple) Public Car Park - Free
Free Courtesy Bus Service to Gate 1
Entrance to Parking
1 (Red) Livestock Parking
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4
EXHIBITORS
CAMPING &
CAR PARKING
COUNTRY
AREA PARKING
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7
ORANGE
LIVESTOCK
PARKING
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EXHIBITORS
CAR PARK
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Newbury and District Agricultural Society
Newbury Showground, Priors Court, Hermitage,Thacham, Berkshire RG18 9QZ
Telephone: 01635 247111 www.newburyshowground.co.uk
CONTENTS
Show and Exhibition Rules ......................................................................................3
Timetable ..............................................................................................................12
Stewards, Course Builders and Stabling ...............................................................16
Judges...................................................................................................................17
Show Jumping Rules & Regulations......................................................................18
Show Jumping Saturday........................................................................................19
Show Jumping Sunday..........................................................................................22
Heavy Horse Regulations ......................................................................................26
Heavy Horses In Hand ...........................................................................................26
Heavy Horse Harness ............................................................................................27
Heavy Horse Turnouts Saturday ............................................................................27
Heavy Horse Turnouts Sunday ..............................................................................28
Coaching Marathon...............................................................................................29
Private Driving .......................................................................................................31
Scurry Driving ........................................................................................................33
Hackney.................................................................................................................34
Light Horse ............................................................................................................36
Open Ridden Hunters ...........................................................................................36
Cobs ......................................................................................................................37
Working Hunters ...................................................................................................39
Retrained Racehorses............................................................................................41
Cleveland Bay........................................................................................................42
Ridden Ladies and Small Hunters .........................................................................44
Amateur Ridden Hunters.......................................................................................45
Arab.......................................................................................................................46
Coloured Horses and Ponies.................................................................................47
Connemara and New Forest .................................................................................48
Highland, Fells and Dales......................................................................................49
Welsh Pony of Cob Type Sections C and D ..........................................................50
Standard Shetland.................................................................................................51
Miniature Shetlands...............................................................................................52
Exmoor and Dartmoor ..........................................................................................53
Welsh Pony of Cob Type Sections A and B...........................................................54
NPS In Hand Mountain and Moorland Championship..........................................54
BSPS Mountain and Moorland Leading Rein and First Ridden Pony ....................56
Mountain and Moorland Ridden Classes ..............................................................57
NPS/Ryehouse Native Show Team M&M Junior Ridden National Championship57
NPS/Ringside Stud M&M Open Ridden National Championship.........................58
NPS/Topspec M&M Working Hunter Pony National Championship ....................59
NPS/River Valley Stud Open Working Hunter Pony National Championship .......59
Victoria Foods National Championship ................................................................60
Other Show Dates ...............................................................................................IBC
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THE NEWBURY AND DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
President:
Mr. R Astor
President Elect:
Mrs K Loyd
Chairman:
Mr. K Chopping
Vice-Chairman:
Mrs J Marcham
Show Manager:
Miss L. Priestley-Cooper
Show Assistant:
Miss N. Allen
Livestock & Equine Secretary: Miss H Hunt
E-mail General:
Equine & Livestock:
Helen’s Private Number for urgent
matters only
Web site:
Closing dates for entries:
Newbury Showground,
Priors Court,
Hermitage,
Thatcham,
Berkshire
RG18 9QZ
Telephone: (01635) 247111
Fax:
(01635)247227
[email protected]
[email protected]
07801 754751
www.berkshireshow.co.uk
Show Jumping & Scurry: 5th September
All other horse classes: 22nd August
ONLINE ENTRY NOW AVAILABLE AT: www.berkshireshow.co.uk
NO LATE ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES
Please allow adequate time for delivery, as we cannot accept responsibility for entries delayed
in the post.
Please note that there have been some changes to timings and in some cases the day of classes, so
please be sure to refer to the timetable.
THE ADMISSION OF DOGS INTO THE SHOWGROUND IS PROHIBITED (except in the case of
Assistance Dogs which must have the appropriate pass attached to the collar). Anyone contravening
this Regulation may be asked to leave the Showground.
GETTING TO THE SHOWGROUND DIRECTIONS – VERY IMPORTANT PLEASE READ
Please do not use SAT NAV to find your way to the Showground. It takes no account of our traffic
management plan and you will be directed to the wrong place. Please use the directions below.
Those approaching from M4 Reading will be directed off M4 at Junction 12 (A4 Reading West) to
travel A4 to join B4009 at Newbury. From the west (Swindon) equine exhibitors will be directed to
leave M4 at Junction 14 (A338 Hungerford) and travel A338, A4 to B4009 at Robin Hood roundabout,
Newbury. This has been redirected due to large horse boxes negotiating mini roundabouts and
speed cushions along the Turnpike Road. Equine exhibitors from the south (A34 Winchester) will
be directed to leave A34 at A4 (Speen) and travel A4 to B4009. Equine exhibitors from A339
(Basingstoke) will remain on A339 to join B4009 at Newbury.
Equine exhibitors from the north (A34 Oxford) will be directed to leave A34 at East Ilsley and travel
via Compton to join the B4009 at Hampstead Norreys. All will then be directed to enter Priors Court
Road from B4009 junction. Equine exhibitors are specifically requested to approach the showground
from the east, however if they try to approach trying to use the A34 over bridge they will be
directed to the alternate route and will not be allowed through the road closure.
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CONDITIONS AND REGULATIONS
A.
Show and Exhibition Rules.
1.
The Society shall hold a Show annually on such day or days as the Board of Management
shall determine.
2.
The Board shall have absolute discretion as to the Classes of Exhibits, the persons eligible
to compete in any class, the PRIZE MONEY to be offered, the level of Entry Fees, the
conditions of entry and exhibition, and all other matters connected with the Show.
3.
The Board of Management shall approve the Schedule of Prize Money for each year and
send a copy to all Exhibitors who entered in the previous year; otherwise schedules will
only be supplied on request and upon receipt of a C5, 1.20p SAE.
4.
Animals which are subject to restrictions under the Animal Health Act 1981 (as amended)
or the Animal and Animal products (Import and Export) (England and Wales) Regulations
2000 (as amended) will not be allowed onto the Showground.
5.
Every Exhibitor or Competitor is requested to examine carefully the list of prize money and
conditions, as he/she will be held responsible for the correctness of his/her entry form. An
Exhibitor’s entry may be disqualified should they have failed to give any of the information
asked for on an entry form. A Competitors award may be cancelled if they fail to prove the
accuracy of the details on the entry form. If an Exhibitor desires his animal to compete for
any special prize offered, he must notify this on the entry form where requested to do so.
6.
Every exhibit must be the bona fide property of the Exhibitor at the time of entry. In the
event of the death of an Exhibitor between the date of entry and the date of the Show, the
executors of the deceased will be deemed to be the Exhibitor.
7.
The term Exhibitor will include persons taking part in any competition or display arranged
by the Society, and the owner of any horse, plant, machinery or other thing involved in any
such competition or display or otherwise exhibited on the Showground.
8.
Entries from persons under 18 years of age may be accepted only provided the entry forms
are countersigned by the parent, guardian or trustee of the entrant, who shall be held
responsible for the correctness of the entry, and for compliance with the regulations of the
Show. Any entry made in contravention of this regulation and inadvertently accepted may
be cancelled.
9.
Exhibitors are not permitted to enter any horse or pony in any class, which is to be judged
by a person who has or has had a financial interest in the animal, or which has stood in
his/her stable. Stud fees are not considered financial gain. The onus of complying with this
regulation rests entirely on the Exhibitor.
10.
Substitution of Judges – the Society reserves the right to substitute other Judges for those
named in the Schedule or make additional appointments. Where time permits Exhibitors
will be informed of the change or via the website www.berkshireshow.co.uk
11.
Cancellation of classes -The Board reserves the right to cancel or amalgamate any classes
which in their opinion are insufficiently filled.
12.
In stating the age of a horse or pony it is only necessary to give the year in which it was born,
except in the case of yearlings and foals, when the exact date of birth must be given. The
name of the sire of the foal must also be stated on the entry form. Foals must be at least
3 weeks old at the date of the show.
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13.
Mare with foal at foot – All foals must be the offspring of the mare with which they are
exhibited and must accompany their dams in the judging ring.
14.
Height of exhibits – Horses or ponies entered in classes with conditions as to height (except
those for which an official height certificate has been issued by the Joint Measuring Board
Ltd and ponies for which a height certificate has been issued by the Breed Society on
registration) or issued by an equivalent body in a Member State, may be measured with
their shoes on, at the request of the Judge or Stewards. One centimeter will be allowed for
the shoes.
15.
Life Certificates – where a Life Certificate or a Valid Annual Certificate has been issued by
the Joint Measurement Board for a horse or pony, this must be produced for inspection by
the Veterinary Officer in charge of measuring, otherwise the animal concerned will be
measured.
B. Exhibitor’s Risk and Responsibility.
1.
Neither the SOCIETY NOR ANY OF ITS OFFICERS OR SERVANTS SHALL BE IN ANY WAY
RESPONSIBLE or accountable for anything that may happen (from any cause or
circumstances whatsoever) to Exhibitors or their servants, or agents, or to any exhibit, or any
vehicle conveying any exhibit, or any crate, package, show-case or other article or thing
containing or relating to any exhibit, or any other property brought into the Showground
or for anything else in connection with, or arising out of, or attributable to, the Society’s
Show.
2.
EACH EXHIBITOR SHALL BE SOLELY RESPONSIBLE for any consequential or other loss,
injury or damage done to or occasioned by, or rising from any horse, pony or article
exhibited by said persons, and for its description as given in the catalogue, and shall
indemnify the Society against all legal or other proceedings in regard thereto. Each
Exhibitor of a horse or pony shall be responsible for payment to the Society for costs
incurred as and for liquidated damages for any horse or pony sent for exhibition which has
to be placed in isolation because it is showing signs or symptoms of contagious or infectious
disease, or any form of disease likely to prove dangerous to other animals.
3.
Exhibitors shall be responsible for the behavior of their servants or agents and for the
consequences of any misconduct of such servants or agents. Any fine imposed upon an
Exhibitor, or a person employed by him, for infringing the regulations or disobedience to
the order of the Stewards, shall be recoverable from the Exhibitor as a debt due to the
Society and, until such payment, shall debar such Exhibitor from exhibiting at any future
show of the Society.
4.
Exhibitors should be satisfied in all cases that the correct and appropriate restraining
method and equipment is provided for use by animal handlers.
5.
Horse Passports: Exhibitors must ensure that they comply with the requirements of national
legislation in force at the time of the Show and have passports available for inspection.
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6.
Exclusion and Limitation of Liability and Indemnity
(a)
The Society shall not be responsible to any Entrant for any form of economic loss whether
direct or indirect and howsoever caused.
The Society shall not be responsible to any person whatsoever while upon the Society’s
Showground for any form of economic loss whether direct or indirect and howsoever
caused.
All Entrants shall indemnify and hold harmless the Society from and against all actions, suits,
expense and claim made against the Society on account of or in respect of the negligence
or breach of contract of the Entrant.
The Board requires all Entrants and Exhibitors to insure themselves and their exhibits against
all liabilities both to the Society and to all other persons using the Society’s Showground
unless the Secretary gives written dispensation.
(b)
(c)
(d)
7.
The right is reserved to require an appropriate certificate of insurance to be produced for
inspection by the Society on demand.
C. Entries/Fees.
1.
Entries for competitions shall be made on the official form and sent to the Show
Manager by the dates as printed in schedule. Forms are available to download from
www.newburyshowground.co.uk
2.
If any horse or pony is entered in more than one class this must be clearly stated on the entry
form.
3.
No entry will be accepted unless accompanied by the appropriate fee; and, where the
Exhibitor is a member of the Society, the subscription for the year, unless previously paid.
A charge of £25 will be made for returned or refused cheques. Member’s entry fee rates
are applicable to Members of the Newbury and District Agricultural Society only and not
members of any other society unless they are also members of the N&DAS.
4.
In the absence of any special condition to the contrary the following conditions shall apply,
namely, that the class shall be deemed to be open to all. The Board reserves the right to
refuse any entry without assigning any reason.
5.
Entry fees will only be refunded in the event of cancellation of Classes, or a DEFRA order
prohibiting the exhibition of animals at the Show. They will not be refunded if the Show
has to be cancelled for any reason beyond the control of the Society. The Society will have
no liability for loss or damage suffered by Exhibitors or others due to the cancellation of
the Show.
The Society in its absolute discretion may refuse any entry or cancel any entry already
accepted, or the Show Chairman may decline at any stage to admit any proposed exhibit,
or order the removal of or remove, at the expense and risk of the Exhibitor, any exhibit
already delivered. Whenever under this regulation an entry is refused or cancelled, or any
exhibit is refused admission or removed, the fees paid for such entry may, at the discretion
of the Society, be refunded, and, if refunded, shall be accepted by the Exhibitor or intending
Exhibitor in full satisfaction of all claims against the Society.
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6.
Admission passes – Admission passes will be allocated as follows;
Three passes for the first animal, one additional pass for each subsequent animal (passes
will only be allocated to foals if entered separately in a foal class) up to a maximum of six
passes.
Coaching Marathon Exhibitors are allocated 10 passes per coach plus 5x 2-day wristbands.
Scurry Competitors will be allocated four passes for the first pair of ponies and three for
each additional pair.
Heavy Horse Teams will be allocated six passes per Team.
Additional tickets may be purchased at the Advanced Rate of £14 with your entry.
Tickets are single entry and valid for one day only (except 2-day wristbands).
You will be asked to surrender your tickets on entry to the Horsebox Park. If you then require
entry to the horse rings and the horse walk you will need to go to the Horsebox Park Office
with the remaining half of your ticket where you will be given a wristband entitling you to
enter the rings and the horse walk.
You will not gain entry to the horse walk and the rings if you do not have a wristband.
7.
An Entrant shall mean any person who enters any competition or class or exhibits any item
of any description during the show. No member of Newbury & District Agricultural Society,
while his subscription is unpaid, shall enjoy any privileges of this Society, and no person,
formerly a member of the Society but resigning whilst standing indebted to the Society,
shall be permitted to make entries for the Show.
8.
All Stallion entries, 3 years old and over, must, at all times, be wearing a bit or chifney whilst
on the Showground.
9.
If an Exhibitor or Competitor fails, when called upon by the Stewards or Board, to prove the
correctness of his Entry Form to their satisfaction, the Entry may be disqualified and any
award made to it cancelled.
10.
Any entrant or his servant refusing to obey an order from the Stewards shall not be allowed
to compete.
11.
Any Exhibitor withdrawing an exhibit after the closing date of entries will not be entitled to
have entry fees, or stabling fees refunded, except under BSJA Rules.
12.
The local area of the Society shall extend to a distance of 25 miles radius from the Corn
Exchange, Newbury and all addresses in the County of Berkshire
13.
Substitution - No Substitution will be allowed in any Horse or Pony Class, except Show
Jumping under BSJA Rule 79.4 only.
D.
Prizes/Trophies – see respective classes for value of prizes offered.
1.
Withholding prizes – a Judge may withhold any prize or prizes if, in his/her opinion, an
exhibit is of insufficient merit.
2.
Championship Prizes- First and Second prize winners must, where eligible, compete for the
championship prizes, or they will be liable to the forfeiture of their class prizes.
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3.
Forfeiture of prizes – The Show Chairman, on the report of a Steward, shall have power,
on the infringement of any of these or other prescribed regulations or conditions, to subject
the Exhibitor to a fine of £25 and to the forfeiture of any prize to which he/she may be
entitled (in addition to all other consequences attaching to such infringement).
4.
Prize Money Cash tickets at show or will be paid by BACS only
5.
PRIZE WINNERS MUST PRESENT THEIR CASH TCKETS BEFORE 31ST OCTOBER AFTER
WHICH DATE PAYMENT WILL BE STOPPED AND THE PRIZE MONEY FORFEITED.
6.
Collection of Trophies – All trophies are to be collected from the trophy tent on Avenue
C. Please ensure you have with you a completed Trophy Results Sheet (available from class
stewards). Trophies will not be released without a signed form. If your trophy is not able to
be engraved on the day it will be couriered to you at a later date.
E.
General Rules.
1.
All Horses and ponies should be on the Showground at least one hour before the
commencement of their class.
2.
All exhibits and all persons in charge of the same will be subject to the Orders, Regulations
and Rules of the Society and the Stewards shall have the power to remove from the
Showground the Stock or property belonging to, and to cancel the admission ticket of, any
Exhibitor who shall infringe any of the Regulations or Conditions of the Show, or who shall
refuse to comply with any instructions given by the Stewards, without any responsibility
attaching to the Stewards of the Society in consequence of such removal.
3.
No Steward will be allowed to show his/her own horse or pony before the Judge (except
Riding and Driving Classes); neither shall he/she be allowed in the Judging Ring, whilst the
Class in which he/she has an exhibit is being judged.
4.
Hard Hats – It is mandatory for all riders to wear a protective helmet manufactured to
British Standard EN 1384, SSTMF 1163 and PAS 015 with kite mark or SEI or other such
suitable protective headgear as offers a similar or higher level of protection and is at least
that of British Standard EN 1384, ASTMF 1163 or PAS 015. Such headgear must be worn
with the chin strap correctly and securely fastened at all times whilst mounted on the
Showground. Hats or helmets requiring covers must be worn with a plain, dark coloured
silk. The Society accepts no responsibility for any injury arising from a failure to comply with
this regulation.
5.
The handler or rider of any horse or pony will be asked to remove it from the ring if, in the
opinion of the Steward, he/she is unable to control the animal safely. Horses or ponies with
unstable or aggressive temperament should not be brought to the Showground. When in
the opinion of the Society’s Officers, Senior Stewards, the Police, the Health and Safety
Executive or other competent authority, an animal’s behavior poses an immediate threat to
life and limb of people in its immediate vicinity, the Society reserves the right to mitigate
such threat in such manner as they see fit, without any obligation to make good any loss or
damage suffered as consequence of enacting this regulation.
6.
Any rider that falls in the ring must retire and lead their horse from the ring. British Show
Jumping Rule 213.1
7.
No person will be allowed to fix any placard, or to take down any placard in the
Showground, without the permission of the Stewards. No trading from any vehicle in the
Lorry Park will be permitted.
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8.
When a horse or pony of non-riding owner has been placed 1st or is a Champion, the
owners are very welcome to enter the show ring with their exhibit during the presentation
of the awards.
9.
EXHIBITORS IN SHOW CLASSES ARE REQUESTED TO ENSURE THAT THEY AND THEIR
GROOMS ARE RESPECTABLY TURNED OUT (INCLUDING HATS, SHIRTS AND TIES) WHEN
IN THE RINGS. DENIM JEANS ARE NOT ACCEPTABLE. SENIOR SHOW JUMPING
COMPETITORS ARE ASKED TO WEAR HUNTING DRESS IN THE MAIN ARENA.
10.
Leaders – The leader who enters the ring with the horse/pony must remain with the animal
throughout the class. Only in special circumstances with the permission of the Judge may
another person trot it out.
11.
No objections shall be made or taken to any award or decision of the Judges except on the
ground that the same is not in accordance with the conditions governing the Class or Entry
in respect of which it was given or made. Any objection authorized by this rule and any
matters not provided for by these Rules or the General Rules of the Society shall be referred
to the Board, whose decision shall be final. Any person lodging an objection shall at the
same time deposit the sum of £100 with the Secretary, which shall be forfeited if, in the
opinion of the Board, such objection shall be considered frivolous. All objections must be
made in writing and must be received by the Secretary on the day of the Show.
12.
Photographic Rights - Competitors and Exhibitors give permission for any photographic
and/or film or TV footage taken of persons or horses/ponies taking part in Newbury and
District Agricultural Society events to be used and published in any media whatsoever for
editorial purposes, press information or advertising by or on behalf of Newbury and District
Agricultural Society and/or official sponsors of Newbury and District Agricultural Society.
13.
The Society reserves the right to publish through any media the entrants and winners names
and addresses supplied on the Entry Form.
14.
As an entrant we will store the data you provide us with on computer and we will use said
data for marketing, statistical and analytical purposes. You will receive communications and
from time to time we will let you know about our work and promotions.
15.
Welfare of animals – The legislation which came into force in January 2007 brings in new
rules covering the movement of animals. If you move horses as part of your business then
you will be affected. Under the new rules everyone transporting animals commercially must
comply. Please see www.defra.gov.uk for further details.
Veterinary inspection.
1.
The Veterinary Inspectors of the Society will carry out spot checks of horses and ponies
throughout the duration of the Show. All health documentation must be presented and the
horse or pony adequately identifiable.
2.
The Society’s Inspectors or those appointed by DEFRA are authorized to exclude or place
in isolation any horse or pony which, in their opinion, are exhibiting any symptoms of
contagious or infectious disease, or any other condition which they consider warrants its
exclusion or whose identity cannot be adequately established. In such an event a certificate
recording the findings of the Inspector shall be handed to the person in charge of the
rejected animal. Each Exhibitor of a horse or pony shall be responsible for payment to the
Society for costs incurred as and for liquidated damages for any animal sent for exhibition
which has to be placed in isolation because it is showing signs or symptoms of contagious
or infectious disease, or any form of disease likely to prove dangerous to other animals.
Exhibitors are responsible for ensuring in the event of the area from which entries are to be
conveyed to the Show being declared a Movement Prohibited Area that such entries are
not sent for exhibition.
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3.
Veterinary treatment of animals whilst at the Show - Antibiotics, inhibitory substances
and other prescription only medicines are banned at the Showground unless they are
administered under the supervision of the Society’s Veterinary Surgeons.
4.
Veterinary emergency treatment - It is a condition of entry that the Society’s Veterinary
Officers may on their own authority, give to any animal such emergency treatment as they
may consider appropriate in the event that the owner or his/her representative cannot
immediately be found.
5.
Veterinary charges - Exhibitors will be required to re-imburse the Society for the full cost
of treatment, services and certification administered by the Society’s Veterinary Officers
attending animals. Accounts will be rendered after the Show.
6.
The Society vet will have the right to treat an animal if urgent attention is required and the
owner cannot be found.
7.
All horses must have current inoculation against tetanus and flu. Certification may be
requested.
8.
Horses that have been docked or nicked, except for veterinary reasons (where a veterinary
certificate must be supplied) may not be entered at this show.
9.
Any owner of a horse or pony, which may have been suffering from any contagious or
infectious disease or which develops such a disease whilst on the Showground is liable to
compensate the Society for all expenses incurred in connection with any claims resulting
from such diseases. The Society’s Veterinary Officers are authorized to refuse permission for
any animal to be admitted to, or to have to be removed from, the Showground, any animals
affected with contagious or infectious disease or with disease, which, in their opinion, was
likely to prove dangerous to other animals. Concealment of any disease will render the
Exhibitor liable to disqualification.
10.
Strangles and Ringworm - It is a condition of entry that: All horses and ponies (including
donkeys and mules) have not shown any symptoms of strangles or ringworm, or have been
in contact with any horses or ponies (including donkeys and mules) which have shown
symptoms of strangles or ringworm or been in contact with premises where there has been
equines infected with strangles or ringworm within 15 days prior to entry or exhibiting at
the Show’.
11.
The Certificate of the Chief Veterinary Officer, whether as to age or soundness, shall be
required only in cases where the Judges are in doubt, or where the Stewards may consider
it necessary. The decision of the Chief Veterinary officer in such cases shall be final and
conclusive; and in case it shall be against the horse or pony to which a prize has been
awarded, such animals shall be disqualified from receiving such prize.
12.
During the time the Show is open to the public, no rug or cloth shall be hung up so as to
conceal any horse or pony in a stable, except in the case of unfit animals and then only on
the production of a certificate signed by the Society’s Chief Veterinary Officer. All sheets
used for this purpose must be removed before the opening of the Show each morning and
must not be replaced until 7.00 pm each day.
13.
The Society reserves the right to test any horse or pony exhibits for the presence of
hormones or illegal substances, which may affect the behavior, or performance of the animal
in the ring. Refusal to submit a sample will be dealt with by the Society at their discretion.
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Health and Safety Regulations at Agricultural Shows.
1.
In accordance with the Health & Safety legislation all equestrian Exhibitors/Competitors/Grooms
must now comply with the above.
2.
Horse walks have been laid out by the Society and ridden, driven and in-hand horses must
be kept within these designated routes and take guidance from Officials or Stewards at
crossing points etc.
3.
Total separation of horses and the general public may not always be possible and if an
Exhibitor has a nervous or highly strung horse or pony he/she should consider whether it
is prudent to risk bringing this horse or pony to a busy agricultural show.
4.
Horse and pony Exhibitors are reminded that the Show environment can be upsetting for
animals, even those of normally placid temperament. Horses or ponies with unstable or
aggressive temperament must not be brought to the showground.
5.
Fire Risk - Smoking and oil or cooking stoves of any description are prohibited in the horse
lines / stabling areas.
6.
All electrical equipment being brought onto the Showground must have a current Safety
Test Certificate.
7.
Parking - All “live in” vehicles (horseboxes, wagons, and caravans) must be parked at least
5 meters apart. Please follow the instructions of the Horsebox Park Stewards.
8.
When, in the opinion of the Society’s Officers, the Police, the Health & Safety Executive or
other competent authority a horse or ponies’ behavior poses an immediate threat to life and
limb of people in its immediate vicinity the Society reserves the right to instruct an
authorized person to mitigate such threat in such manner as shall to that authorized person
seem appropriate, not excluding the humane destruction of the said horse or pony, and by
exhibiting at the Show Exhibitors are deemed to authorize such person or persons to so act.
Exhibitors by exhibiting at the Show acknowledge and agree that the Society, its employees,
servants and agents shall not be liable for any such matters as are referred to in this
Regulation and in particular but not by way of limitation that the Society shall not be liable
for any loss or damage (whether direct or indirect or consequential) suffered as a
consequence of the Society instructing such person or persons as are referred to above.
Further, each Exhibitor by exhibiting at the Show hereby indemnifies and agrees to
indemnify the Society, its officers, agents and employees from and against any and all
liability, claims and costs which result there from.
INTERPRETATION OF REGULATIONS
The Society reserves to itself by its Council the sole and absolute right to interpret these or
any other prescribed conditions and regulations, or Prize Sheets, and to settle arbitrarily and
determine all matters, questions or differences in regard thereto, or otherwise arising out
of, connected with or incident to the Show. Also to refuse and to cancel any entries,
disqualify Exhibitors, prohibit exhibition of entries, vary or cancel awards of prizes, reserve
numbers, or relax conditions, as the Society may deem expedient.
QUESTIONS NOT PROVIDED FOR
Should any question arise not provided for in these Conditions it must be referred to
the Board, whose decision shall be final.
The Officers,Show Committee and Council of the Newbury and District Agricultural
Society have endeavored to ensure the correctness of the particulars printed in the
Schedule but will not accept responsibility for any error or mistake which may appear
herein.
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SATURDAY EQUINE TIMETABLE 17TH SEPTEMBER 2016
Main Ring
08.00 – 10.00
10.15 – 12.15
12.50 – 13.35
13.35 – 14.35
14.35 – 15.35
16.55 – 17.20
Open Ridden Hunters
Show Jumping - Rivar Ltd Area Trial
Heavy Horse Trade Turnouts (Singles)
Coaching Marathon (Final Judging) & Hornblowing Competition
Show Jumping – Six Bar
Pony Club Mounted Games
Ring 1
8.00 -
Show Jumping
Ring 2
8.00 11.30 14.00 -
Cob - Ridden
Cob Championship
Working Hunter
Working Hunter Championship
Show Jumping
Ring 3
8.00 -
12.00 14.30 15.45 -
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Arab – In hand
Arab – In hand Championship
Arab – Ridden
Arab – Ridden Championship
Amateur, Ladies & Small Ridden Hunters
Amateur, Ladies & Small Ridden Hunters – Championship
Coloured – In hand
Coloured – In hand – Championship
Coloured – Ridden
Coloured – Ridden - Championship
SATURDAY EQUINE TIMETABLE 17TH SEPTEMBER 2016
Ring 4
8.00 9.15 -
12.00 14.30 15.45 -
Cleveland Bay – In hand
RoR – In hand
Cleveland Bay – Ridden
RoR – Ridden
RoR – Championship
Amateur, Ladies & Small Ridden Hunters
Amateur, Ladies & Small Ridden Hunters – Championship
Coloured – In hand
Coloured – In hand – Championship
Coloured – Ridden
Coloured – Ridden - Championship
Ring 5
8.00 10.00 –
11.00 12.10 13.15 14.45 15.30 16.30 -
Heavy Horse - In Hand
Hackney Pony
Single Farm Turnouts
Pairs Trade Turnouts
Hackney Horse
Side Saddle Display
Heavy Horse – Harness
Pairs Farm Turnouts
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SUNDAY EQUINE TIMETABLE 18TH SEPTEMBER 2016
Main Ring
10.15 – 11.00
12.00 – 12.10
12.10 – 12.35
12.35 – 14.05
14.05 – 15.05
15.05 – 15.55
Coaching Parade & Ladies Coaching
Heavy Horse Parade
Pony Club Mounted Games
Show Jumping - International Stairway
National Scurry Driving Championship
Heavy Horse Teams / Turnout Championship
Ring 1
8.00 -
Show Jumping
Ring 2
8.30 -
11.00 (approx.) -
The NPS/STEVENSON BROTHERS M&M First Ridden Working
Hunter Pony National Championship
The NPS/TOPSPEC M&M Working Hunter Pony National
Championship M&M WHP Championship
The NPS/RIVER VALLEY STUD Open Working Hunter Pony
National Championship
WHP Championship
Ring 3A
8.30 -
The NPS/Leyhills M&M In Hand Summer Championship
Connemara & New Forest
Dartmoor & Exmoor
Highland, Fells & Dales
Ring 3B
8.30 -
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The NPS/Leyhills M&M In Hand Summer Championship
Miniature Shetland
Standard Shetland
Welsh Section A & B
Welsh Section C & D
SUNDAY EQUINE TIMETABLE 18TH SEPTEMBER 2016
Rings 3 & 4
10.30 -
11.45 -
NPS/Kilmannan Stud M&M In Hand Silver Medal Rosette Championship
NPS/BSPS Leading Rein Championship
NPS/BSPS First Ridden Championship
NPS/BSPS Championship
The NPS/Ryehouse Native Show Team M&M Junior Ridden
Championship
Small Breeds
Large Breeds
The NPS/Ringside Stud M&M Open Ridden National Championship
Dartmoor, Exmoor & Shetland
Welsh Section A & B
Highland, Fells & Dales
Connemara & New Forest
Welsh Section C & D
NPS/The Minns M&M Ridden Silver Medal Rosette Championship
Ring 5
10.00 11.15 12.15 13.00 14.15 15.15 -
Scurry Championships (<122cms)
Single Trade Turnouts
Scurry Championships (>122cms)
Private Driving Pairs (<13.2hh)
Teams Trade & Farm Turnouts
Private Driving Pairs (>13.2hh)
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CATALOGUE LISTINGS
All horses will be listed in the catalogue under the name of the exhibitor. It must state on the
entry form if the owner is not the exhibitor and wishes to be named in the catalogue.
Stewards
Coaching Marathon:
Light Horse Showing:
Light Horse Show Jumping:
Heavy Horse:
Stabling and Horsebox Park Management:
Honourary Farriers:
Mr P Alder
Miss S Bracey
Mrs J Barnes
Mr G Bucknell
Radford Portable Stabling
GKE Sampson and Sons
Coursebuilders
Working Hunters, Ponies and Amateur Jumping:
Main Arena Show Jumping:
Scurry and Obstacle Driving:
Ring 1 Show Jumping:
Mr N Theobald
Mr P Thompson and Miss B Woods
Mr N Theobald
Mr J Farrell
Stabling
Show Jumping and Light Horse
Temporary stabling on the showground will be available for inoculated horses (current
vaccination certificate) for the nights of Friday and Saturday (a Friday booking is from 17.00
Friday to 16.30 Saturday). Alternatively there are a limited number of boxes available nearby
(Wickham). Please contact Mrs Tett: 07721 338246.
The Society will provide the initial straw bedding for all stock. There will not be further straw
available and Exhibitors will be expected to bring their own supply. Green Fodder and Hay will
NOT be available.
The charge is £55 including VAT per box for one night, or £93 including VAT for two nights,
payable to the Society with entry fees. This is not refundable if entries are cancelled for any
reason.
Heavy Horses & Coaching Marathon
Stables should be booked with entries. A deposit of £30 per stable is payable, refundable by
cheque after the Show if the horse is forward, when indicated in the schedule. One stable will
be refunded per horse. Stables booked for tack storage will not be refunded. Lighting in the
stables has been improved this year.
Entry Fees
Members fees are for Members of the Newbury and District Agricultural Society and members
of any other organisation are not eligible. If you wish to join the Society please telephone 01635
247 111.
Admission Passes
Light Horse & Show Jumping 1 horse=3 tickets + 1 extra for each horse up to a maximum of 6.
Scurry 1st Pair = 4 passes & 3 for each additional pair
One vehicle pass will be issued, ask at time of entry for extra.
Prize Money Cash tickets at show or will be paid by BACS only
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JUDGES (ALPHABETICAL BY CLASS)
This list is correct at the time of print and may be subject to change.
Amateur Ridden Hunters:
Arabs
Best Shod in ROR Classes:
Cleveland Bays
Coaching Marathon:
Cobs:
Coloured Horses and Ponies:
Connemara and New Forest:
Exmoor and Dartmoor:
Highlands, Fells and Dells:
M&M In Hand Championship:
Hackneys:
Heavy Horses:
Miniature Shetlands:
M&M LR and FR
M & M Open Ridden
M & M Ridden
Open Ridden Hunters:
Private Driving and Light Trade:
Retrained Racehorses:
Ridden Ladies, Small Hunters:
Scurry Driving:
Show Jumping:
Standard Shetlands:
Welsh Horses & Ponies (A&B):
Welsh Horses & Ponies (C&D):
Working Hunter:
Working Hunter Ponies
Working Hunter Pony (Plaited)
Conformation - Mr M Ainsworth
Ride – Mrs L Hamilton
Mrs L Lidbury
TBC
Ms Karoline Thorpe
Mr C Henderson
Conformation – Mrs S Perham
Ride – Mrs Sam Tanner
Ms C Smith
Mr D Sykes
Mr D Sykes
Mr R James
Miss E Briant
Miss P Peters
Mr S J Peacock
Mrs R Bown
Miss E Briant
Mr R James
Same as Breed in Hand
Conformation – Mr Jonathan Geake
Ride – Ms Justine Armstrong-Small
Mrs C Wigmore
Confirmation - Mrs D Kelly
Ride – Mr A Webber
Conformation – Mr M Ainsworth
Ride – Mrs L Hamilton
Mrs J Gillespie
Mr B Clifford, Miss T Eastgate,
Mrs S Darlow, Mrs J Hopkins, Mrs D Pimblett
Mrs S Harris, Mrs J Barnes, Mrs J Gillespie
Mrs A Sargeant
Mrs J Williams
Mrs J Williams
Conformation – Mr Jonathan Geake
Ride – Ms Justine Armstrong-Small
Ridden – Mr D Bright
Conformation – Mrs L Hamilton
Ridden – Mrs J James
Entry Closing Dates
Show Jumping,Hackneys and Scurry Driving 5th September 2016
Light Horse
22nd August 2016
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SHOW JUMPING
1.
All entries must be accompanied by appropriate fees. Nomination entries not
accepted.
2.
The Society reserves the right to limit the number of entries therefore it is in the
interest of Exhibitors to enter as early as possible.
3.
Entries in all Classes are restricted to horses registered with British Showjumping and
are to be ridden by members in accordance with Rule 77.1.
4.
All owners and riders of horses competing in any Jumping Competition in this Show
shall be deemed to be subject to the Rules and Regulations of British Showjumping
(obtainable from the Chief Executive, British Equestrian Centre, Kenilworth,
Warwickshire CV8 2LR).
5.
Registration number of horses and riders must be given on entry form.
6.
Where there are fewer than 20 starters in a competition the amount of prize money
awarded may be reduced below the amount offered in the schedule by withholding
lower prize money in accordance with Rule 76.6.
7.
The Judges reserve the right to change A7 classes to Two Phase/Single Phase
8.
No substitution will be allowed in any class, except under rule 79.4 if in the same
ownership only.
9.
Refund of entry fees. Your attention is drawn to rule 79.5 and especially sections 6.
10.
Telephone cancellations must be confirmed in writing and tickets returned before
any refunds will be made.
11.
All classes in the Main Arena will be a drawn order and numbers will be strictly limited.
12.
Under the rules 82.19, no member shall allow a stallion for which he/she is responsible
as owner, lessee, authorised agent or rider to compete or be prepared to compete
in any show jumping competition without taking adequate precautions to ensure
other members of the public are not put at risk of injury. Also see rule 102.13
13.
All stallions must be identified on entry forms and wear stallion discs and BS white
ribbon on tail.
14.
All competitors take part at their own risk and must be competent at the level of
competition they are entering.
15.
From 1st October 2011 shows will only be permitted to charge British Showjumping
members for medical cover at affiliated Shows,if qualified external medical providers
with appropriate insurance cover are used. The Royal County of Berkshire Show
provides the required medical attendants.
16.
Rule 101.6
If shows provide numbers they must be worn
ENTRIES IN ALL SHOW JUMPING CLASSES WILL BE LIMITED AND WILL BE ACCEPTED IN
THE ORDER RECEIVED. THE CLOSING DATE FOR ENTRIES IS 5th September 2016. FOR
DRAWN ORDER PLEASE CALL 0118 9700 376 ON THURSDAY 15th SEPTEMBER, BETWEEN
6PM AND 11PM.
If you have any queries please contact Mrs Janet Barnes on: 0118 9700 376
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Saturday Show Jumping
Class 1
The Rivar Ltd Area Trial (Drawn Order)
MAIN ARENA @ 10.15am
The Rivar Ltd Area Trial
Speed 375 mpm. Rule 293. For registered horses in Grades A and B. Grand Prix Rule-Table
A 9 Two round competition: The best 5 scores, or all clear rounds, will go forward into the
second round, which will be against the clock. In the event of equality, faults and time will
decide ie the fastest four faulters will qualify. All scores in the first round will be carried
forward through to the second round, faults and time in the first round will determine their
placings. If a competitor withdraws from the second round he/she will not be replaced and
he/she will receive the placings from the first round. However he/she will be placed after
those who compete in the second round.
Entry Fee:
Sponsor:
Prizes:
Members £40.00 Non Members £44.00
Rivar Ltd.
1st £1000, 2nd £800, 3rd £600, 4th 350, 5th £175, 6th £75
Class 2
Open (Drawn Order)
Main Arena @ 2.35pm
For registered horses to be ridden by Adult, Associate or Junior members.
Height 1.30m, speed 375 mpm. Table A7
Entry Fee:
Prizes: 1st
£350, 2nd £250, 3rd £170, 4th £100, 5th £75, 6th £35
Class 3
1.25m Open A4 (Drawn Order)
Ring 1 @ 8.30am
For registered horses Table A4 Ridden by Adult, Associate or Junior members Speed
350mpm A4,
Entry Fee:
Prizes: 1st
£200 2nd £145 3rd £100 4th £70 5th £50 6th £35
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Ring 1
Class 4
Senior Newcomers-First Round
Ring 1 - following Class 3
To be ridden by Adult, Associate or Junior Members.
For registered horse in Grade C that have not to have won a total of 375 points
For all horses born on or after 1st January 2010 irrespective of points rule 312.
Speed 325 mpm Table A7
Entry Fee: Members £18.00 Non Members £20.00
Prizes: 1st £75 2nd £55 3rd £40 4th £25 5th £20 6th £20
Class 5
Horse & Hound Senior Foxhunter - First Round
Ring 1 - Following Class 4
For registered horses, ridden by Adult, Associates or Junior members. Table A7.
Speed 350mpm.
Rule 310.
a. For registered horses in Grade C that have not won a total of 700 points, four double
clears will qualify in accordance with rule 310.6
b. For all registered horses born on or after 1st January 2009 irrespective of points. Horses
will be eligible for double clear qualification to attend second rounds providing they reach
the age of seven years or under in the same calendar year as the Horse & Hound Foxhunter
Final in accordance with rule 310.6
First rosette kindly provided by Horse & Hound
Class 6
National B & C Handicap Championship Qualifier
For registered horses in Grade B & C ridden by Adult, Associate or Junior members
Table A7. Speed 350mpm Rule 304 & 284
Height of fences - Grade B -1.30m Grade C - 1.25m
Two double clears to qualify (subject to revision) for the British Showjumping National
Championship.
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Class 7
National 1.30m Open Championship Qualifier
Sponsor:
Stephen Freeman Concessions
For registered horses, ridden by Adult, Associate or Junior members
Table A7. Speed 375 mpm Rule 306
Entry Fee: Members £38 Non Members £40
Two double clears qualify (Subject to revision) for the British Show Jumping National
Championship
Prize Money: 1st. £300, 2nd. £230, 3rd. £150, 4th.£125, 5th.£55, 6th.£40
Class 8
KBIS Insurance Senior British Novice Championship-First Round
Ring 2 @ 2.00pm
For Registered Horses in Grade C, ridden by Adult, Associate or Junior members
Table A7, Speed 325mpm Rule 316
Horses not to have won a total of 125 points.
Entry Fee £17.00
Prizes 1st £40 2nd £30 3rd £20 4th £18 5th £17
First Rosette kindly sponsored by KBIS Insurance
Special Rosette for best Local Rider
(Local Riders must wear white arm bands)
Class 9
Dodson & Horrell 95cm National Amateur Championship Qualifier
Ring 2 - to follow class 8
For registered horses to be ridden by members excluding any rider on the British
Showjumping Gold League as of 31st March 2016 and any horse/rider combination listed on
the British Showjumping Silver League as of 31st March 2016
Riders who have ever competed as a team member of any Senior International Team,
(Nations Cup, World, European Championships and Olympic Games) are not eligible.
Pony Riders, Children, Juniors and Young Riders who have competed in Nations
Cup/International Team Events and European Championships in the last five years are not
eligible (Excluding Veteran & Para Teams)
BS Rule 320/287 Table Single Phase Height 95cm Speed 325 mpm
Numbers to qualify - see Rule 320 (6)
Entry Fee £10
Prize Money 1st £25 2nd £15 3rd £15 4th £13 5th £12 6th £10
Special Rosette for Best Local Rider
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Class 10 Dodson & Horrell 1.05 National Amateur Championship
Qualifier-First Round
Ring 2 - to follow class 9
For registered horses to be ridden by members excluding any rider on the British
Showjumping Gold League as of 31st March 2016
Riders who have ever competed as a team member of any Senior International Team,
(Nations Cup, World, European Championships and Olympic Games) are not eligible.
Pony Riders,Children,Juniors and Young Riders who have competed in Nations
Cup/International Team Events and European Championships in the last five years are not
eligible (Excluding Veteran and Para Teams)
BS Rule 322 Table Single Phase Height 1.05m Speed 325mpm
Numbers to qualify see Rule 322 (6)
Entry Fee £17
Prize Money 1st £40 2nd £30 3rd £20 4th £18 5th £17
Special Rosette for Best Local Rider
Sunday Show Jumping
Class 11 International Stairway (Drawn Order)
MAIN ARENA @ 12.35pm
The International Stairway is supported by the British Showjumping Business
Partnership
To ensure consistency, competitors must be using the correct tack, as listed in the FEI Rule
Book. FEI anti doping regulations will apply. Also see Rule 291
Rosettes to 8 places
1. Entry Qualification:
Horses in Grade A to be ridden by Adult, Associate or Junior members. This competition
may not be restricted to invited riders or limited to less than 40 riders. Visiting members
who are resident in this country may compete and will be eligible for points. To ensure
consistency, competitors must using the correct tack as listed in the FEI Rule Book. FEI
anti doping regulations will apply.
2. Table A9 - Two round competition
The best five scores, or, all clear rounds, will go forward to the second round, which will
be against the clock. In the event of equality, faults and time will decide i.e. The fastest
four faulters will qualify. All scores in the first round will be carried forward to the second
round. Competitors in the second round will start in reverse order of merit or the slowest
four faulter will go first, the fastest clear round last.
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If a competitor withdraws from the second round he/ she will not be replaced and he/she
will receive the placing from the first round, however he/she will be placed after those
who compete in the second round.
At least five prizes to be awarded.
3. Speed 400 metres per minute
4. Maximum height of fences in the first round. Fences 1-7 1.50m approx. Parallels 1.45m
approx. To include one Triple Combination within the first seven fences.
Second Round Minimum of 9 fences - All raised in height and width from the first round.
May include a raised Combination.
5. Total prize Fund
1st £2,500; 2nd £1,750; 3rd £1,250; 4th £950; 5th £500; 6th £300; 7th £150; 8th £100
Entry fee £85.00
6. Qualifies for: League Points & Bonus Rider Ranking Points
The highest eight placed horse/rider combinations on the league table following the last
qualifier at Royal County of Berkshire Show will receive bonus Rider Ranking Points to the
value of:
1st £10,999 / 2nd £8,000 / 3rd £7,000 / 4th £6,000 / 5th £5,000 / 6th £4,000 / 7th £3,000
/ 8th £2,000
Note - these are bonus Rider Ranking Points to the value of the sum shown above
and not cash awards.
7. League Points Allocation
A points system will be awarded based on the following system.
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
6th
7th
8th
12 points
9 points
8 points
7 points
6 points
5 points
4 points
3 points
Horse/rider combinations placed equal will share equally the total points attributable to
the combined placings (for example, four riders placed 4th equal receive 7+6+5+4
divided by 4 = 5.5 points each).
In the event of equality of League Points at the end of the series, the highest placed
competitor on equal points in the International Stairway League Final (British
Showjumping National Championships, National Agricultural & Exhibition Centre) will
be the winner of the League. The winner of the International Stairway League must be
a starter in the International Stairway League Final. In addition the winner of the
International Stairway League Final will be crowned the British Showjumping National
Champion for a twelve month period..
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There will be 3 HOYS Wildcards allocated after the International Stairway League Final. The
allocation of Wild Cards (N.B Wild Cards will only be awarded to riders currently eligible to
compete on a Great Britain Showjumping Team) will be made in the following order of preference
-:
1. To the winner of the International Stairway League (must have started in the Stairway
League Final)
2. To the winner of the International Stairway League Final
3. To the winner of the National Championship Show League
Should the winner of any of the above not be eligible to compete on a Great Britain
Showjumping Team or have already qualified for HOYS via an International invitation, the
Wildcard will go down the line to the next eligible rider on the respective league, or placing
if in the International Stairway League Final.
Class 12
Senior Newcomers - First Round.
Sunday - Ring 1 @ 9.00am
To be ridden by Adult, Associate or Junior Members.
For registered horse in Grade C that have not to have won a total of 375 points. Four double
clears will qualify-in accordance with Rule 312.6
For all horses born on or after 1st January 2010 (for competitions held in 2016) irrespective
of points rule 312.
Horses will be eligible for double clear qualification to attend second rounds providing they
reach the age of six years or under in the same calendar year as the Senior Newcomers Finalin accordance with rule 312.6. Four double clears to qualify.
Speed 325 mpm Table A7
Prizes: 1st £75, 2nd £55, 3rd £40, 4th £25, 5th £20, 6th £20
Class 13
Horse & Hound Senior Foxhunter First Round
Ring 1 - to follow Class 12
To be ridden by Adult, Associate or Junior member. For registered horses. Table A7. Speed
350mpm. Rule 310.
a For registered horses in Grade C that have not won a total of 700 points, four double
clears will qualify in accordance with rule 310.6
b. For all registered horses born on or after 1st January 2009 irrespective of points. Horses
will be eligible for double clear qualification to attend second rounds providing they
reach the age of seven years or under in the same calendar year as the Horse & Hound
Foxhunter Final in accordance with rule 310.6
First rosette kindly provided by Horse & Hound
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Class 14
National B & C Handicap Championship Qualifier
For registered horses in Grade B & C ridden by Adult, Associate or Junior members
Table A7. Speed 350mpm Rule 304 & 284
Height of fences - Grade B -1.30m Grade C - 1.25m
Two double clears to qualify (subject to revision) for the British Showjumping National
Championship.
Class 15
National 1.30m Open Championship Qualifier
Sponsor: Stephen Freeman Concessions
For registered horses, ridden by Adult, Associate or Junior members
Table A7. Speed 375 mpm Rule 306
Entry Fee: Members £38 Non Members £40
Two double clears qualify (Subject to revision) for the British Show Jumping National
Championship
Prize Money: 1st. £300, 2nd. £230, 3rd. £150, 4th.£125, 5th. £55, 6th. £40
Class 16
Accumulator
For registered horses. Rule 274
The order will be drawn. Height 1.25m and Joker fence 1.35m. Speed 375mpm
Prizes: 1st £200, 2nd £145, 3rd £100, 4th £70, 5th £50, 6th £35
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Heavy Horses
The Heavy Horse In Hand Classes are kindly sponsored by Fullers Brewery.
PLEASE NOTE. The Heavy Horse schedule has been set in order to encompass Competitor’s
Competitor’s requests to be able to enter as many classes as they can during the Show.
All horses must be entered in the name of the Owner, and proof of ownership produced if
requested. Failure to produce adequate proof if requested will result in prize money being
withheld until ownership is established.
Names of animals must be given at the time of entering and clearly written on the entry form
submitted. Nominations will not be accepted.
The Committee reserve the right to refuse any entry without assigning any reason.
Animals that behave in an uncontrollable or hazardous manner in the opinion of a Judge or
Association Official, may be required to leave the Showground.
No person other than the Ring Stewards, any Authorised Official, or Competitors, shall be in any
of the rings.
Competitors shall not have any communication with the Judges whilst in the ring, unless
approached by the above Officials.
The use of sawdust above the knee, of resin, soap or other substance in any form or way
designed to give an artificial appearance, according or any other improper means adopted in
showing an animal, shall disqualify such an animal.
Any person wishing to make an objection should put it in writing and sign it. It should be lodged
with the Chief Ring Steward, together with the sum of £100. If, in the opinion of the Stewards,
the objection is found to be frivolous, the £100 will be forfeited however, if the objection is
upheld, the £100 will be refunded. In both cases, the decision of the Stewards is final.
In the event of the infringement of the above rules the Stewards have the authority to order the
offender to leave the ring. This may result in the forfeiting of any monies.
It is requested that all handlers and grooms be properly dressed when entering the ring i.e.
hat, jacket, tie etc.
Mr John Peacock, Chelmsford (Judge)
Heavy Horse In Hand Classes
Official In hand rules will apply.
£45 starting grant for each horse forward, payable by BACS after the Show.
Classes to commence at 08.00 and to be finished by 10.00 Ring 5
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Class 17
Gelding, any breed 3 years old and over
Saturday
Sponsor:
Entry Fee:
Prizes:
Ring 5 @ 8.00am
Fullers Brewery
1st £15 2nd £10 3rd £10
Class 18
Mare, any breed, 3 years old and over
Saturday
Sponsor:
Entry Fee:
Prizes:
Ring 5 to follow In Hand Gelding
Fullers Brewery
1st £15 2nd £10 3rd £10
Class CH19 Champion In-Hand Heavy Horse
Prizes:
1st £15 2nd £10
Championship and Reserve Championship Rosettes
Heavy Horse Harness Classes
£45 starting grant for each horse forward, payable by BACS after the Show
Horses to be shown in Traditional Show Harness
Judged Saturday Ring 5 at 3.30pm
Class 20
Mare or gelding, any breed, any height,
judged on a basis - 50% horse, 50% harness.
Saturday
Entry Fee:
Prizes:
Ring 5 @ 3.30pm
1st £15 2nd £10 3rd £10
Trophies and Special Awards for Harness Classes
Class T21
The Peden Perpetual Trophy (001) for the best entry in the
Harness Class
Heavy Horse Turnouts (Saturday)
The whole turnout must be suitable for the trade it represents. Points will be awarded as
follows: 50% horses, 25% vehicles and harness, 25% manners.
Entry is free for Saturday Turnouts
Class 22
Pairs Trade Turnout
Saturday
Ring 5 @ 12.10pm
Prejudging 12.10 pm Ring 5 prior to Main Arena at 12.50pm until 1.35pm
Prizes:
1st £15 2nd £10 3rd £10
£105 starting grant for each turnout forward, payable by BACS after the Show..
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Class 23
Single Horse Farm Turnout
Saturday
Ring 5 @ 11.00am
Prizes:
1st £15 2nd £10 3rd £10
£105 starting grant for each turnout forward, payable by BACS after the Show
Class 24
Farm, Pairs
Saturday
Ring 5 @ 4.30pm
Prizes:
1st £15 2nd £10 3rd £10
Trophies and Special Awards for Saturday Heavy Horse Turnouts
Class T25
The Overton Challenge Cup (004) for the winner of the Single Horse
Farm Turnout Class presented by Mr and Mrs S Cooper
Class T26
Golden Guinea Perpetual Challenge Trophy (005) for the best Farm
Pair Turnout presented by JR Parkington and Co. Ltd
Class SP27
Suffolk Horse Society offers a grant of £25 for each Suffolk forward
in the Turnout classes
Heavy Horse Turnouts (Sunday)
Entry is free for Sunday Turnouts
Class 28
Single Horse Trade Turnout
Sunday
Ring 5 @ 11.15am
Prejudging 11.15am Ring 5 prior to Main Arena at 12.00 until 12.10pm
Prizes:
1st £15 2nd £10 3rd £10
Class 29
Trade and Farm, Teams
Sunday
Ring 5 @ 2.15pm
Prejudging 2.15pm, Ring 5 prior to Main Arena at 3.05pm until 3.55pm
Prizes:
1st £15 2nd £10 3rd £10
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Class CH30
Sunday
Heavy Horse Championship for the winners of Saturday
and Sunday Turnout Competitions
Main Arena -to follow Trade and Farm Teams 3.05-3.55pm
Prizes:
1st £15 2nd £10
Trophies and Special Awards for Heavy Horses
Class T31
The Shefford Silver Challenge Cup (006) for the best turned out of the
Heavy Horse Championship for the winners of Saturday and Sunday
Turnout Competitions presented by Mr W Liddiard
Coaching Classes
The Coaching Classes are kindly sponsored by Thimbleby and Shorland.
For teams of horses, 4 years old and over, 15.2hh and over, to be driven to a private, road
or regimental coach.
Entries to the Combined Coaching Classes will be limited to 10 teams.
Coaching Marathon
Collection and preliminary judging will take place in the stable area at approximately 10.45
Saturday, followed by a road marathon of approximately 6 miles. Final judging will take place
in the Main Arena on return 1.35
In the event of less than 3 road coaches forward, the classes will be amalgamated and only
the Championship will be held.
Horn Blowing Competition will be held during the Coaching Marathon on Saturday and the
awards will be made in the Main ring after the final coaching Judging on Saturday.
A Ladies Coaching class will be held on Sunday, Preliminary Judging will take place in the
stable area at appox.9.15am.Final Judging will take place during the coaching parade in the
main ring at 10.15.
Ring: Main Ring
C Henderson Esq., Malmesbury (Judge)
Sponsor: Thimbleby and Shorland.
Class 32 Coaching - Road
1st £100, 2nd £75, 3rd £50, 4th £25, 5th £25, 6th £25
A Grant of £300 for each team that parades on both days.
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Class 33
Coaching - Private
1st £100, 2nd £75, 3rd £50, 4th £25, 5th £25, 6th £25
A Grant of £300 for each team that parades on Both days
Class 34
Coaching - Ladies
1st £100, 2nd £75, 3rd £50, 4th £25, 5th £25, 6th £25
A Grant of £300 for each team that parades on both days
Class CH35
Coaching Marathon Championship
Trophies and Special Awards for Coaching Marathon
Class T36
The Ann Munt Perpetual Challenge Trophy (007) for the winner of the
Coaching Marathon Championship
Class 37 Hornblowing Competition
Rosette for Senior and Rosette for Junior
Class T38
Class T39
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The Best Hornblower Trophy (024)
The Ladies Challenge Trophy “ One of the Ladies” presented by the Dance
Family (025)
Private Driving
The Private Driving is kindly sponsored by Thimbleby and Shorland.
Horse or pony, four years old or over, driven to a traditional or traditional type vehicle.
Pneumatic tyred vehicles, trade turnouts and show wagons are not eligible.
Hard Hat Ruling
All drivers/grooms/passengers under the age of 14 years must wear a correctly fitted hard
hat when in a carriage or in attendance to a turnout.
Young Drivers
The driver must be aged 10 years or over on the first day of the show at which they are to
compete. A driver under the age of 18 must be accompanied in the vehicle by a competent
and responsible person aged 18 years or over, a “responsible adult”. Proof of age will be
required if necessary. It is the responsibility of the owner/driver (if over 18) or (if the
owner/driver is under 18) the responsible adult to ensure that his/her groom/s is/are
competent for the purpose of attending to the turnout and aged 10 or over on the day of
the show. When in the vehicle grooms, passenger/s and driver must have their feet firmly on
the floor of the vehicle or use a suitable fixed footrest. This regulation applies at all times and
in all areas on the showground.
These classes are qualifiers for the 2017 Osborne Refrigerators BDS National Championships
(provisionally at Driving Addington). The highest placed turnout owned and driven by a
member of the British Driving Society and eligible for Type-Sections, disregarding those
already qualified down to 6th place in the class will qualify for the 2017 semi-finals. The
Championship will immediately follow the semi-finals.
Horse or pony driven to a traditional or traditional type vehicle. Pneumatic tyred vehicles,
trade turnouts and show wagons are not eligible.
a. Single hackney-type-over 13.2hh
b. Single hackney-type-13.2hh & under
i. Pairs & Tandems-Open.Any height
Sponsor:Thimbleby & Shorland
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Class 40
Open Private Driving - Pairs, Tandems and Singles 13.2 hh and
under and is a qualifier for the 2017 Osborne Refrigerators BDS
Sunday
Entry Fee:
Prizes: 1st
Ring 5 @ 1.00pm
£60 2nd £40 3rd £20 4th £10
Class 41
Open Private Driving - Pairs, Tandems and Singles over 13.2hh
and is a qualifier for the 2017 Osborne Refrifgerators BDS
Sunday
Entry Fee:
Prizes:
Ring 5 @ 3.15pm – Followed by Championship
1st £60 2nd £40 3rd £20 4th £10
Class CH42 Private Driving Championship
Sunday
Ring 5 - to follow Open Private Driving over 13.2hh.
Prizes:
1st £60 2nd £40
Trophies and Special Awards for Private Driving
Class T43 The Mayfield Challenge Trophy (008) for the Champion Welsh Cob in
the over 13.2hh class presented by Mrs C Sheerman
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Scurry Driving
To be run under the current year Scurry Driving Association rules. Drivers and sponsors must
be members of the Scurry Driving Association. Ponies must be registered with the
Association. Drivers and Ponies must have qualified for these Championships through the
Series.
Ponies must be four years old or over and be driven to a suitable four wheeled vehicle.
A perpetual trophy will be presented to the Championship Winner and prize money and
rosettes The two preceding classes will determine the running order in the British National
Scurry Driving Championships
Mrs J Gillespie, Shepperton (Judge)
Class 44
Championship. Pair of ponies not exceeding 122 cms
Sunday
Entry Fee
Prizes:
Ring 5 @ 10.00am
1st £80 2nd £60 3rd £45 4th £35 5th £25 6th £20
Class 45
Championship. Pair of ponies exceeding 122 cms,
not exceeding 148 cms
Sunday
Entry Fee:
Prizes:
Ring 5 @ 12.15pm
1st £80 2nd £60 3rd £45 4th £35 5th £25 6th £20
Class CH46 British National Scurry Driving Championship
Sunday
Main Arena @ 2.05 – 3.05pm
Prizes:
1st £250 2nd £200 3rd £100 4th £50 5th £30 6th £20
Trophies and Special Awards for Scurry Driving
Class T47
British National Scurry Driving Championship Trophy (009) for The
Champion presented by Scurry Driving Association
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Hackneys
Hackney classes are held under the rules and regulations of the Hackney Horse Society.
All horses/ponies must be registered in the studbook of the UK Hackney Horse Society or
of a recognised Hackney Society Abroad, and all exhibitors, drivers and grooms must be
members of the Hackney Horse Society. Minimum age of driver will be 14 years at date of
show.
Ponies eligible for a Novice Class may not have been a Novice Champion at the Annual
National Breed Show or won the Novice of the year. Also they can only be a Novice for three
seasons from the start of their first Show (not consecutive seasons)
The Hackney Horse Society Championship Show is on 1st October 2016 at Houghton Hall
Equestrian Centre
Class 48
Novice Hackney Pony, Stallion, Mare or Gelding, 4yrs old or
over not exceeding 143cms (14hh)
Saturday
Entry Fee:
Prizes
Ring 5 @ 10.00am
Members £15.00 Non Members £20
1st £60 2nd £40 3rd £20 4th £10
Class 49
Open Hackney Pony. Stallion, Mare or Gelding, 4 years old or
over not exceeding 143cms. (14hh)
This is a Qualifier for the Championship Show on 1st October 2016
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Saturday
Entry Fee:
Prizes:
Ring 5 @ 10.00am
1st £60 2nd £40 3rd £20 4th £10
Class 50
Novice Hackney Horse. Stallion, Mare or Gelding 4 years old or
over exceeding 143cms (14hh)
Saturday
Entry Fee
Prizes
Ring 5 @ 1.00pm
1st £60 2nd £40 3rd £20 4th £10
Class 51
Open Hackney Horse. Stallion, Mare or Gelding, 4 years old or
over exceeding 143 cms (14hh)
This is a Qualifier for the Championship Show on 1st October 2016
Saturday
Entry Fee:
Prizes:
Class CH52
Ring 5 @ 1.00pm
1st £60 2nd £40 3rd £20 4th £10
Hackney Championship
Saturday
Ring 5 to follow Open Hackney Horse
Prizes:
1st £60 2nd £40
Trophies and Special Awards for Hackneys
Class T53
The Ellen Peters Perpetual Challenge Cup (010) for the winner of the
Hackney Championship presented by Pauline Peters
Class SP54
Hackney Horse Society Rosette for the Winner in Open Hackney Horse
Class SP55
Hackney Horse Society Rosette for the Winner in Open Hackney Pony
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Light Horse
Unless otherwise stated entry Fees and Prizes for all of the Light Horse classes are as follows:Entry Fee: Members £12.00, Non Members £18
Prizes:
1st £25, 2nd £20, 3rd £15, 4th £10
Open Ridden Hunters
Run under the Sports Horse Breeding (GB) current year rules
Saturday Main Ring @ 8.00am
Class 56
Lightweight Hunter. Mare or gelding, four years or over capable
of carrying up to 79.5kg (12 stone 7 pounds)
Entry Fee:
Prizes:
Members £27.00 Non Members £34.00 Including £9 Levy
1st £35 2nd £25 3rd £20 4th £15 5th £10
Class 57
Middleweight Hunter. Mare or gelding, four years or over
capable of carrying 79.5kg (12 stone 7 pounds)
and not exceeding 98kgs (14 stone)
Entry Fee:
Prizes:
1st £35 2nd £25 3rd £20 4th £15 5th £10
Class 58
Heavyweight Hunter. Mare or gelding, four years or over
capable of carrying over 89kg (14 stone)
Entry Fee:
Prizes:
1st £35 2nd £25 3rd £20 4th £15 5th £10
Class CH59 Open Ridden Hunter Championship
Prizes:
1st £35 2nd £25
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Cobs (Open)
Held under the rules of the British Show Horse Association. Competitors and Horses must
be registered or have temporary membership with a Day Ticket. Horses registered with the
Association must be Owned, Exhibited and Ridden by current BSHA 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.
Day Tickets
Non-members may purchase up to a maximum of 2 Day Tickets per Exhibitor, per Horse per
season. A Day Ticket will allow entry into Novice, Amateur, Young Rider, Home Produced,
Working, In Hand and Open Affiliated classes only but will not allow entry into RIHS or HOYS
Qualifying classes. Horses registered on a Day Ticket do not require a JMB height certificate.
Competitors can apply for a Day Ticket by downloading an application form from the BSHA
website.
Novice Hack, Cob, Maxi Cob and Riding Horse. A Novice is a Hack, Cob, Maxi Cob or
Riding Horse that has not won a first prize of £35 or more, or more than a total of £250
(including Championship Prize Money) in any showing classes excluding Working Show
Horses, Best Trained, Pairs, Side Saddle, or In-Hand classes that were Affiliated to the
Association, at home or abroad, prior to 1st January in the current year. If the category has
changed from a Hack to a Riding Horse or vice versa, it may not revert back to a Novice if it
has won a first prize of £35 or more than a total of £250 (including Championship Prize
Money) in any showing classes that were Affiliated to the Association at home or abroad
prior to 1st January in the current year. Winnings as a four year old are exempt, unless that
four year old has won an Open Ridden class with a first prize of £35 or more. Snaffle bridles
may be worn for Novice classes. Novice animals must be Registered with the Association
or Exhibitors must have purchased a ‘Day Ticket’ in order to compete in Novice classes.
Horses competing in 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 Sports classes
Saturday - Ring 2 @ 8.30am
Mrs Samantha Tanner, High Wycombe (Judge)
Class 60
Working Show Horse. Mare or gelding, 4 years old and
over, exceeding 148cms. (Not eligible for the Championship)
Working Show Horse: Open to Hacks, Cobs, Maxi Cobs and Riding Horse, mare or gelding
four years old and over, exceeding 148cms.
The class is a qualifier for SEIB Working Show Horse of the Year Final, to be held at the BSHA
National Championship Show. The two highest placed horses in the top five, not already
qualified, in each Open Working Show Horse class, will qualify for the Final, no Horse placed
lower than fifth will qualify. Those Shows held after the 2016 National Championship Show
will carry the qualification(s) forward to 2017
Prizes: 1st £35 2nd £25 3rd £15 4th £10 5th £5
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Class 61
Novice Cob. Mare or gelding, 4 years old and over,
exceeding 148cms
Not to have won a first prize of £35 or more, or more than a total of £250 in any affiliated
show Cob classes prior to the 1st January of the current year. Winnings gained as a 4 year
old are excepted unless that 4 year old has won an open class of £35. Novices may be shown
in a snaffle bridle. Animals which has been placed first at either the Royal International Horse
Show or Horse of the Year Show in any ridden class, BSHA or otherwise, are ineligible to
compete in Novice Hack, Cob, Maxi Cob or Riding Horse classes.
Entry Fee:
Prizes:
1st £35 2nd £25 3rd £15 4th £10 5th £5
Class 62
Lightweight Cob. Mare or gelding, 4 years old and over,
capable of carrying up to 14 stone, exceeding 148cms
and not exceeding 155cms
Class 63
Heavyweight Cob. Mare or gelding, 4 years old and over,
capable of carrying more then 14 stone exceeding 148cms
and not exceeding 155cms
Class 64
Amateur Cob, mare or gelding, 4 years old and over,
exceeding 148 cms
Open to horses that are owned by an amateur and ridden by an amateur who need not be
the owner of the horse. See BSHA rules for definition of amateur.
Trophies and Special Awards for Cobs (Open)
The BSHA offer a Novice, Young Rider and Amateur rosette in each Open class and a
Championship rosette for each section (with the exception of Open Working Show
Horse)
Class SP65
British Show Horse Association Rosette for the best Novice in the
Lightweight Cob class
Class SP66
British Show Horse Association Rosette for the best Young Rider in the
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Class SP67
Class SP68
Class SP69
Class SP70
Class CH71
British Show Horse Association Rosette for the best Amateur in the
British Show Horse Association Rosette for the best Novice in the
Heavyweight Cob class
British Show Horse Association Rosette for the best Young Rider in the
British Show Horse Association Rosette for the best Amateur in the
Cobs (Open) Championship (of Amateur, Novice, Lightweight
and Heavyweight)
Working Hunters (Open)
To be run under 2016 SHB(GB) Rules
A mare, gelding or stallion (competing stallions must have a red, white and blue ribbon
displayed in their tail) four years old and over exceeding 148cm (14.2hh approx) to be
judged in accordance with the rules herein set out. Grade A Show-jumpers and Advanced
Event horses are not eligible to compete in these Classes. Any horse which has qualified as
a Grade A 6 Show Jumper or Advanced Event Horse as at 1st January in the current year is
not eligible to compete in Working Hunter classes. 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/Manners = 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. 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.
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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
Where there are two classes scheduled, the division of weights should be:
Lightweight Mare or gelding, 4 years old or over, capable of carrying 14 stone and under.
Heavyweight Mare or gelding, 4 years old or over, capable of carrying over 14 stone.
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.
If Shows wish, in order to save time, they can use two Judges, one of whom would judge the
conformation and need not necessarily be on the Ridden Hunter Panel. It is suggested that
the Judge of the Hunter Breeding Classes be asked to judge the conformation of the
Working Hunter Class while the other Judge is judging the ride. Horses must not be ridden
by the Judge in the same ring and at the same time as other horses are jumping. Suitable
fences of natural appearance must be available. Judges will not jump horses in Working
Hunter Classes.
Where there is a separate Judge for the conformation, marks should be divided equally, ie:
a total of 40 points are awarded for Ride/Manners and Conformation. If there are two judges,
Judge A awards a maximum score of 20 for Ride/Manners, & Judge B awards a maximum
score of 20 for conformation.
In the event of a tie in marks, the conformation mark will take precedence, followed by the
ride mark, followed by the style mark.
Saturday Ring 2 after the Cob Championship
Class 72
Entry Fee:
Prizes:
Class 73
Entry Fee:
Prizes:
Lightweight Working Hunter, mare or gelding, four years
or over capable of carrying 14 stone or under
1st £35 2nd £25 3rd £20 4th £15 5th £10
Heavyweight Working Hunter, mare or gelding, four years
or over capable of carrying over 14 stone
1st £35 2nd £25 3rd £20 4th £15 5th £10
Trophies and Special Awards for Working Hunters (Open)
Class T74
The Soley Farm Stud Perpetual Silver Challenge Cup (012) for
the winner of the Working Hunters Championship presented by
Mr and Mrs Justin Hayward
Class SP75
The Cleveland Bay Horse Society Rosette. Eligible entrants must
quote their CBHS registration number to qualify for the rosette.
For the best pure or part bred Cleveland Bay placed not lower
than fifth in the Lightweight Working Hunter Class
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Class SP76
Class CH77
The Cleveland Bay Horse Society Rosette. Eligible entrants must
quote their CBHS registration number to qualify for the rosette.
For the best pure or part bred Cleveland Bay placed not lower
than fifth in the Heavyweight Working Hunter Class
Working Hunters Championship
Prizes: 1st £35 2nd £25
Retrained Racehorses
Saturday Ring 3/4 @ 8.00am In Hand followed by Ridden
Entry Fee:
Members £12.00 Non-Members £18.00
Prizes: 1st £25, 2nd £20, 3rd £15, 4th £10
Class 78
In Hand Retrained Racehorse (TARRA)
Open to all Weatherby Registered Thoroughbreds raced or not (passports will be checked)
any age, ideally racing name of horse. Class will be judged as a normal In-Hand, injuries
caused through racing will be overlooked. The first two will qualify and will pass down to 4th
place only.
This is a qualifier for the TARRA In-Hand Championship to be held in August 2017
Class 79
The Tattersalls and RoR Thoroughbred Ridden Show Horse Class
The Tattersalls, RoR Thoroughbred Show Series 2016
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 in 2017. 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.
Racing injuries and blemishes are NOT ignored in this series For further details visit the RoR
website www.ror.org.uk
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.
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Class 80
The Jockey Club RoR Novice Thoroughbred
The Jockey Club RoR Novice Thoroughbred Show Series 2016
The Jockey Club RoR Novice Thoroughbred Ridden Show Horse Class
Thoroughbred mare or gelding, 4years old or over, any height. To take part in this class, horses
must NOT have won any open show class. (RoR, SEIB/HOYS qualifier or any other open show
class). 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 qualify to go
forward to the championship at the Aintree in August 2016 or shows after 10th August
2016 to qualify for the final in 2017. All entries MUST be registered with be registered with
the ROR and have RACED in GB. The class will be run under the rules of RoR. Horses will
NOT be ridden by the judge; each horse to complete an individual show or no longer than 1
½ minutes to include the following movements: Walk, Trot, Canter showing change of leg,
extended canter, halt and stand, walk off on long rein. Horses will be stripped for conformation.
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) 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 are NOT ignored in this seriesFor further details visit the RoR
website www.ror.org.uk
Trophies and Special Awards For Retrained Racehorses
Class SP81
A jacket and rug will be presented to the winners and best veteran, kindly
donated by ROR/Tattersalls/SEIB
Class SP82
The Worshipful Company of Farriers will award a rosette and an inscribed
card to the winner in each class, a plaque to the overall winner and a
plaque for the Registered Farrier responsible for the feet and shoeing
Class CH83 Retrained Racehorse Championship
Champion and Reserve Rosettes
Cleveland Bay
Open to both Pure & Part Bred Animals. All horses must be registered with the Cleveland
Bay Horse Society.
Colts over 2 years old must wear stallion tack. Classes are run under the Cleveland Bay Rules.
The Judge can ride if they so wish.
Saturday Ring 2 to follow ROR classes
Entry Fee:
Prizes:
Sponsor Shaw & Co
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Members £12.00, Non Members £18
1st £25, 2nd £20, 3rd £15, 4th £10
Class 84
In Hand
Any sex, 1 year and over. Colts must wear stallion harness and be bitted.
Class 85
Ridden - Pure or part bred 4 year olds and over
Born 2012 or before. Open to Stallions, Mares and Geldings
Trophies and Special Awards for Cleveland Bay
Rosette for the highest placed part bred in each class
Class 87
Cleveland Bay, Best Turned out Prize
Shaw & Co Solicitor specialist equine lawyers have presented a prize of £50 and a sash for
the best turned out entrant amongst the above classes
Class SP88
Rosette for Highest Placed Part Bred
Hunters
This Show is affiliated to the Sport Horse Breeding of Great Britain.
The Sport Horse Breeding of Great Britain require all entries to register on the Basic Identity
Register.
All Hunter Classes will be judged under 2016 Sport Horse Breeding of Great Britain rules.
All Open Ridden, Amateur Ridden, Ridden Ladies, Working, and Small Hunter classes are
qualifying events for the Royal International Horse Show and only horses registered on the
Show Hunter Register are eligible to enter. Registration numbers must be quoted on entry
forms and owners and riders must be members of the Sport Horse Breeding of Great Britain.
The two highest placed horses in each class will qualify to enter at the R.I.H.S. No horse
lower than second in its class will qualify except in the Amateur Ridden Hunter and the
Working Hunter classes where the first three highest placed horses will qualify (see separate
Working Hunter qualification rules).In the Amateur Hunters the two highest placed smalls
and the two highest placed lightweights will qualify and in the two highest placed
middleweights and in the heavyweight section the two highest placed heavyweights will
qualify.
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Anyone on a horse at an affiliated show must wear a hard hat.
2. A skull cap or a hat and safety harness according to current approved European or
BSI Standard must be worn by all competitors in the jumping phase of Working
Hunter Classes. Skull caps must have a navy blue or black cover.
3. 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, Officials and Stewards.
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Ridden Ladies and Small Hunters R.H.I.S.
Registration numbers must be included on the entry form. Failure to do so will result in the
entry being returned.
Saturday Ring 4 - approx 12.00pm (to follow Arab Championship)
Class 89
Small Hunter. Mare or gelding, four years or over exceeding
148cm (14.2hh approx) but not exceeding 158cm (15.2hh approx)
Entry Fee:
Prizes:
1st £35 2nd £25 3rd £20 4th £15 5th £10
Class 90
Ladies Hunter. Mare or gelding, four years or over to be ridden
side saddle by a lady
Trophies and Special Awards for Ladies Hunter and Small Hunter
Class T91
The Coriat Silver Challenge Cup (011) for the winner of the Ladies
Hunter presented by Mr. & Mrs. H Coriat
Class CH92 Ridden Ladies and Small Hunters Championship
Championship and Reserve Rosettes
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Amateur Ridden R.H.I.S.
Registration numbers must be included on the entry form. Failure to do so will result in the
entry being returned.
Please see Rule 3 of the current Sport Horse Breeding (GB) Handbook for the definition of
amateur.
The first two highest placed horses in the Amateur Ridden classes will qualify for the
Championship. The two highest placed smalls and the two highest placed lightweights will
qualify and in the middleweight section the two highest placed middleweights will qualify
and in the heavyweight section the two highest placed heavyweights will qualify.
Saturday Ring 3/4 – to follow Ladies & Small Hunter Championship
Class 93
Entry Fee:
Prizes:
Class 94
Entry Fee:
Prizes:
Class 95
Entry Fee:
Prizes:
Class CH96
Lightweight Amateur Hunter (Inc Small Hunter).
Mare or gelding, four years or over capable of carrying up
to 79.5kg (12 stone 7 pounds)
Members £27.00 Non Members £34.00 including £9 Levy
1st £35 2nd £25 3rd £20 4th £15 5th £10
Middleweight Amateur Hunter. Mare or gelding four years or
over capable of carrying 79.5 kg (12 stone 7 pounds) and
not exceeding 89kgs (14 stone)
1st £35 2nd £25 3rd £20 4th £15 5th £10
Heavyweight Amateur Hunter. Mare or gelding, four years or
over capable of carrying over 89kg (14 stone)
1st £35 2nd £25 3rd £20 4th £15 5th £10
Amateur Ridden Hunter Championship
Prizes:
1st £35 2nd £25
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Arab
This is a qualifying show for the British Arabian Championships to be held in September
2017 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 07971864398 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.ahsshowsandevents.com The British
Arabian Championship has Classes for both in hand and ridden purebred Arabians.
Schedule available from www.ahsshowsandevents.com The British Arabian Championships
are held in conjunction with the British Amateur Home Produced Championships (BAHPAC)
in September 2017 details of which can be found on www.bahpac.co.uk
UK In Hand Awards - Awards at this show will gain points for the UK In Hand Awards. Cards
must be signed by the judge. Full details and points cards are available on the Arab Horse
Society Website - www.ahsshowsandevents.com
Entry Fee:
Prizes:
1st £25, 2nd £20, 3rd £15, 4th £10
Class 97
In Hand - Pure Bred / Anglo or Part bred Mare, Gelding or
Stallion 1,2 & 3 Year olds
Class 98
In Hand - Pure Bred / Anglo or Part bred Mare, Gelding or
Stallion 4 Years old or over.
Class 99
In Hand - Champion
Class 100
Ridden - Pure Bred Mare, Gelding or Stallion 4 Years old or over
To be shown under the saddle & judged as a riding horse
Class 101
Ridden - Anglo or Part Bred Mare, Gelding or Stallion
4 Years old or over
To be shown under the saddle & judged as a riding horse
(if sufficient entries class will be split into Under 148cm & Over 148cm)
Class 102
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Ridden – Champion
Coloured Horses and Ponies
This show is affiliated to The Coloured Horse and Pony Society (UK) Affiliation No 17003.
It is a 2017 CHAPS Championship Show (date to be advised).
Both owner and the 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 the judge to sign. Please ensure you have your 2017 qualifier card
and NOT your 2016 version. The following classes are CHAPS (UK) qualifiers. For full rulings
and information on competition/qualification, please refer to the CHAPS (UK) Member’s
handbook; or visit www.chapsuk.com for rulings.
All stallions entering these classes must be graded with CHAPS (UK). First stage approved
stallions are NOT permitted to enter HOYS Qualifiers.
All Stallions must wear ID Discs in the Ring.
Saturday Ring 3/4 @ 2.30pm
Entry Fee: Members £12.00, Non Members £18
Prizes: 1st £25, 2nd £20, 3rd £15, 4th £10
Miss Charlotte Smith, Wantage (Judge)
Class 103
Open Young Stock Qualifier
1, 2 or 3 year olds. No foals.
Class 104
Non-Native open In-Hand Qualifier
Any height, any age, no foals.
Class 105
Native/Cob/Traditional Open In-Hand Qualifier
Any height, any age, no foals.
Class 106
Non-Native Open Ridden Qualifier
Any height, any type.
Class 107
Native/Cob/Traditional Open Ridden Qualifier
Any height
Class CH108
Coloured Horses & Ponies Championship
Champion & Reserve Rosette
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Connemara and New Forest
Ponies must be registered in or eligible for registration in the main body of the BCPS Stud
Book or New Forest Pony Breeding and Cattle Society Stud Book. The Connemara rosette
can only be awarded to a member of the BCPS and it can only go down to 4th place.
Registration number or temporary foal certificate must be stated on the entry form.
Best of each breed to compete for overall In-Hand Mountain and Moorland Championship.
Sunday Ring 3a @ 8.30am
Entry Fee:
Prizes:
1st £25, 2nd £20, 3rd £15, 4th £10
D Sykes Esq., Petersfield (Judge)
Class 109
Registered Pony. Any sex, three years old or under
Class 110
Registered Pony. Any sex, four years old and over
Trophies and Special Awards for Connemara & New Forest
Class SP111
Rosette and £5 prize money for the best yearling in Connemara Classes
Class SP112
British Connemara Pony Society Rosette for the best registered
Class SP113
New Forest Pony Publicity Group Rosette for the highest placed
Connemara pony.
forest bred New Forest pony in these classes. Please wear white
armbands.
Class SP114
Rosette and £5 prize money for the best yearling in New Forest Classes.
Class CH115 Connemara Championship
Class CH116 New Forest Championship
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Highlands, Fells and Dales
Sponsor:
Pro Vision
Sunday Ring 3a following Dartmoor & Exmoor
Entry Fee:
Prizes:
1st £25, 2nd £20, 3rd £15, 4th £10
Mr R James, Newton, Staffs (Judge)
Class 117
Registered Pony. Any sex, three years old and under
Class 118
Registered Pony. Any sex, four years old and over
Trophies and Special Awards for Highlands, Fell & Dales
Class T119
The Balleroy Challenge Trophy (013) for the Champion In-Hand
Highland Pony
Class SP120
Highland Pony Society Rosette for the best Highland Pony
Class SP121
Fell Pony Society Rosette for the best registered Fell Pony
(Current membership card to be produced in the ring).
Class SP122
Dales Pony Society Rosette for the best registered Dales Pony
(Current membership card to be produced in the ring)
Class SP123
Rosette and special prize of £5 for the best Highland yearling
Class SP124
Rosette and special prize for the best Fells yearling
Class SP125
Rosette and special prize for the best Dales yearling
Class CH126 Highlands Championship
Class CH127 Fell Championship
Champion & Reserve Rosettes
Class CH128 Dales Championship
Champion & Reserve Rosettes
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Welsh Pony or Cob Type and Welsh Cob Sections C and D
Winner to compete for overall In-Hand Mountain and Moorland Championship.
Sunday Ring 3b following Welsh A & B’s
Entry Fee:
Prizes:
1st £25, 2nd £20, 3rd £15, 4th £10
Class 129
Registered Welsh Cob and Pony of Cob Type.
Stallion or gelding four years old and over
Class 130
Registered Welsh Cob and Pony of Cob Type,
Mare four years old and over
Class 131
Registered Welsh Cob and Pony of Cob Type, Colt,
Filly or Gelding three years and under
Class CH132 Welsh Pony of Cob Type and Welsh Cob Sections
C & D Championship
Trophies and Special Awards for Welsh Pony Of Cob Type and Welsh Cob Sections
C and D
Class T133
The Newbury Show Trophy (015) for the best Welsh Cob of the Welsh
Pony of Cob Type and Welsh Cob Sections C & D Championship
Class SP134
Welsh Pony and Cob Society Rosette for the Best Welsh Cob
Class T135
The Lockeridge Trophy (016) for the best Welsh Cob in the colt, filly or
gelding class presented by Mrs Michael King
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Standard Shetland
All ponies must be registered with the Shetland Pony Stud Book Society, and to receive
Society rosettes. Ponies must be named on the entry form and in the catalogue. 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. All handlers must be 14 years old or over, and wear hard hats.
If during a ridden class, a rider falls off at any time whilst in the ring, both pony and rider must
leave the ring, and take no further part.
Winner to compete for overall In-Hand Mountain and Moorland Championship.
Sunday Ring 4 - following the Miniature Shetlands
Entry Fee:
Prizes:
1st £25, 2nd £20, 3rd £15, 4th £10
Mrs A Sargeant, Hants (Judge)
Class 136
Registered Stallion, four years old and over
Class 137
Registered mare, with or without foal at foot, or registered
gelding, four years and over
Class 138
Registered Colt or Gelding, three years old and under
Class 139
Registered Filly, three years old and under
Trophies and Special Awards for Standard Shetland
Class T140
The Boxleaze Perpetual Trophy (019) for the best Coloured Shetland
Pony presented by Miss J A Rawlings
Class T141
The Dewland Perpetual Challenge Cup (020) for the best Shetland Pony
owned and bred by the exhibitor presented by Mrs D V M Howell
Class T142
The Greenhurst Cup (021) for the best Shetland Foal in the Registered
Mare class presented by Mr & Mrs Alan Hurst
Class CH143 Standard Shetland Championship
Class SP144
Class SP145
Class SP146
Class SP147
Class SP148
Class SP149
Shetland Pony Stud Book Society Rosette for the Champion
Shetland Pony Stud Book Society Rosette for the Reserve Champion
Shetland Pony Stud Book Society Rosette for the Junior Champion
Shetland Pony Stud Book Society Rosette for the Junior Reserve Champion
Shetland Pony Stud Book Society Rosette for the best gelding
Shetland Pony Stud Book Society Rosette for the best foal
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Miniature Shetlands
Not to exceed 34” at maturity.
All handlers must be 14 years old or over.
All ponies must be registered with the Shetland Pony Stud Book Society.
Group Established for Miniature Shetlands Rosette for the highest placed pony, owned
by a member of GEMS, to all the classes below. (must be wearing their current
membership badge)
Sunday Ring 4 @ 8.30am
Entry Fee:
Prizes:
1st £25, 2nd £20, 3rd £15, 4th £10
Class 150
Registered stallion, four years and over
Class 151
Registered mare four years and over, with foal at foot
Class 152
Registered foal from mare in above class, foal must be at least
three weeks old on day of showing
Class 153
Registered mare without foal at foot, or Registered gelding
four years and over
Class 154
Registered two or three years old, colt, filly or gelding
Class 155
Registered yearling, colt, filly or gelding
Class CH156 Miniature Shetlands Championship
Trophies and Special Awards for Miniature Shetlands
Class T157
The Parkview Stud Trophy (017) for the Miniature Shetlands
Champion presented by Mr & Mrs P K Holt
Class SP158
Shetland Pony Stud Book Society Rosette for the Champion
Class SP159
Shetland Pony Stud Book Society Rosette for the Reserve Champion
Class T160
The Cold Ash Cup (018) for the best opposite sex to the Champion
of the Miniature Shetlands Championship presented by
Mr & Mrs M F Pearce
Class SP161
Shetland Pony Stud Book Society Rosette for the Junior Champion
Class SP162
Shetland Pony Stud Book Society Rosette for the Reserve Junior
Champion
Class SP163
Shetland Pony Stud Book Society Rosette for the Best Foal
Class SP164
Shetland Pony Stud Book Society Rosette for the Best Gelding
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Exmoor and Dartmoor
Dartmoor Pony Society cards are to be shown in the ring.
Sunday Ring 3b following Connemara & New Forest
Entry Fee:
Prizes:
1st £25, 2nd £20, 3rd £15, 4th £10
D Sykes Esq., Petersfield (Judge)
Class 165
Registered Pony. Any sex, three years old and under to be
shown naturally
Class 166
Registered Pony. Any sex, four years old and over,
to be shown naturally
Trophies and Special Awards for Exmoor & Dartmoor
Class SP167
Dartmoor Pony Society Rosette for the best registered in hand pony
shown by a Member of the Society.
Class SP168
Exmoor Pony Society Rosette for the best of breed
Class CH169
Dartmoor Championship
Class CH170
Exmoor Championship
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Welsh Mountain Ponies and Welsh Ponies A and B
Winner to compete for overall In-Hand Mountain and Moorland Championship
Sunday Ring 3b @ 8.30am
Entry Fee:
Prizes:
1st £25, 2nd £20, 3rd £15, 4th £10
Class 171
Registered Stallion, Mare or Gelding. Four years old and over
Class 172
Registered Colt, Filly or Gelding, three years and under
Class CH173 Welsh Mountain Ponies and Welsh Ponies A and B Championship
Trophies and Special Awards for Welsh Mountain Ponies and Welsh Ponies A and B
Class T174
The Blanche Challenge Trophy (014) for the best exhibit of the Welsh
Mountain Ponies and Welsh Ponies A and B Championship
Class SP175
Welsh Pony and Cob Society Rosette for the Champion
NPS In Hand Mountain and Moorland
NPS Mountain and 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. 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 in August 2017
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.
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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. If the owner of the Champion pony is not a
member, the rosette may be awarded to the Reserve Champion. If the Champion pony has
previously qualified it is still entitled to the Silver Medal Rosette but the qualification 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 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 in August 2017, Membership cards must
be shown in the ring to receive the silver medal and /or silver medal qualification.
Sunday - Ring 3/4 Approx 10.30am
Entry Fee:
Prizes:
1st £25, 2nd £20, 3rd £15, 4th £10
Miss E Briant, Wiltshire (Judge)
Trophies and Special Awards for In-Hand Mountain and Moorland
Class T176
The Frilsham Challenge Cup (022) for the best exhibit of the In-Hand
Mountain and Moorland Championship
Class SP177
NPS / Kilmannan Stud Mountain and Moorland In-Hand Silver Medal
Rosette.
Awarded to the best registered pony owned by an NPS member. Please note Miniature
Shetlands are eligible to compete for the Silver Medal.
Class CH178
In-Hand Mountain and Moorland Championship
NPS/Kilmannan M & M In Hand Silver Medal
Rosette Championship
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 M & M in Hand section. The
Sponsor Rosette is also awarded to the pony receiving the qualification. Membership
cards must be presented in the ring to receive the medal and/or the qualification.
To be judged from Champion Welsh Pony, Welsh Cob, Connemara, New Forest, Standard
Shetland, Miniature Shetland, Highland, Dales, Fell, Dartmoor and Exmoor.
Stallions, Colts, Fillies, Mares or Geldings.
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Mountain and Moorland Working Hunter Pony
Ponies placed 1st in the B.S.P.S. Heritage M & M Open Classes will qualify for the B.S.P.S.
WOW Factor (Winner of Winners) at the B.S.P.S. Summer Championship Show
Both Classes 179 & 180 are also qualifiers for the B.S.P.S. Premier League, B.S.P.S. “Black
Country Saddles” Best Rider and B.S.P.S “Classic Security UK Ltd” Challenge
Sunday Ring 3/4 - to follow M&M In hand championship
Entry Fee:
Prizes:
1st £25, 2nd £20, 3rd £15, 4th £10
Miss E Briant, Wiltshire (Judge)
NPS Qualifying or Life members are eligible to qualify for the final of the competition at the
NPS Summer Championship Show at Malvern from 1st -3rd August 2017 The highest placed
pony, if owned by a 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.
Class 179
N.P.S./B.S.P.S. Heritage Lead Rein
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 and Lead Rein to be attached to the noseband.
NPS/Rosettes Direct Home Produced Ridden Championship - wear white arm bands
Class 180
N.P.S/B.S.P.S. Heritage First Ridden
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
5th birthday but not reached their 12th birthday before the 1st January in the current year.
Competitors in this class may not enter Lead Rein Class
NPS/Rosettes Direct Home Produced Ridden Championship - wear white arm bands.
Class SP181
Class SP182
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New Forest Pony Enthusiasts Riding Club Rosette (please wear green
armbands) for the highest placed New Forest pony owned or ridden by
a paid up member of the NFPEC in the Lead Rein Championship
New Forest Pony Enthusiasts Riding Club Rosette (please wear green
armbands) for the highest placed New Forest pony owned or ridden by
a paid up member of the NFPEC in the First Ridden Championship
Class CH183
BSPS Heritage Mountain and Moorland Championship
Mountain and Moorland Ridden Classes
Animals must be the correct height for the breed as laid down in the individual breed
standards.
Open to registered pure bred M&M stallions, mares and geldings four years or over.
NPS/Rosettes Direct Home Produced Ridden Championship - Please wear white arm bands.
Sunday Ring 3/4 - to follow LR/FR Champs (approx 11.45am)
Entry Fee:
Prizes: 1st
£25, 2nd £20, 3rd £15, 4th £10
Mr R James, Staffordshire (Judge)
The NPS/Ryehouse Native Show Team M&M
Junior Ridden National Championship (MM-JR)
NPS Qualifying or Life members are eligible to qualify for the final competition at the NPS
Summer Show at Malvern from 1st August - 3rd August 2017. The highest placed pony, if
owned by a 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 - wear white arm bands.
Class 184 M&M Junior Ridden - Small Breeds
Open to registered Dartmoor, Exmoor, Shetland, Welsh Section A, Welsh Section B mares
and geldings four years old and over. Riders must not have attained their 14th birthday
before the 1st January in the current year.
Class 185
M&M Junior Ridden - < 138cms
Open to registered Dales, Fell, Highland, New Forest, Connemara and Welsh Section C
mares and geldings four years old and over, not exceeding 138cm (13.2 hh). Riders must
not have attained their 18th birthday before 1st January in the current year
Class 186
M&M Junior Ridden - > 138cms
Open to registered Dales, Fell, Highland, New Forest, Connemara and Welsh Section D,
mares and geldings four years old and over, exceeding 138cm (13.2hh) but not exceeding
148cms (14.2hh) [except for Welsh Section D and Dales]. Riders must not have attained their
18th birthday before 1st January in the current year.
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The NPS/Ringside Stud M&M
Open Ridden National Championships
If insufficient entries we reserve the right to combine the respective small and large breed
classes accordingly.
Class 187
M&M Open Ridden - Small
Open to registered Dartmoor, Exmoor and Shetland mares and geldings four years and over.
Class 188
M&M Open Ridden - Small
Open to registered Welsh Section A & Welsh Section B mares and geldings four years and over.
Class 189
M&M Open Ridden - Large
Open to registered Dales, Fell and Highland mares and geldings four years and over.
Class 190
Open to registered New Forest and Connemara mares and geldings four years and over.
Class 191
Open to registered Welsh Section C and D mares and geldings four years and over.
Class CH192 NPS/THE MINNS M&M Ridden Silver Medal Rosette
Championship (SM-MMR)
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 M&M Ridden section. Membership cards
must be presented in the ring to receive the medal and/or the qualification.
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Working Hunter Pony Classes
Mountain and Moorland Working Hunter Pony
Sunday Ring 2 @ 8.30am
Entry Fee:
Prizes:
1st £25 2nd £20 3rd £15 4th £10
Mr D Bright, Bucks (Judge)
Class 193
The NPS/STEVENSON BROTHERS M&M First Ridden
Working Hunter Pony National Championship (MM-FRWHP)
Open to registered M&M mares or geldings four years old or over not exceeding 128cm
(12.2hh). Riders must have attained their 5th birthday but must not have attained their 12th
birthday before the 1st January in the current year. Riders who have qualified for the (Horse
of the Year Show/RIHS) M&M Working Hunter Pony Championship before the 1st January in
the current year are not eligible. Ponies will not be asked to gallop
The NPS/TOPSPEC M&M
Working Hunter Pony National Championships (MM-WHP)
Class 195
Ponies not exceeding 122 cms (12.0hh)
Class 196
Ponies exceeding 122cm (12.0hh) but not exceeding 133cm (13.0hh)
Class 197
Ponies exceeding 133cms (13.0hh) but not exceeding 143cm (14.0hh)
Class 198
Ponies exceeding 143 cm (14.0hh) but not exceeding 158 cm (15.2hh)
With the exception of Welsh Section D and Dales for which there is no height restriction.
Class CH199Mountain and Moorland Working Hunter Pony Championship
Prizes:
1st £25 2nd £20
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The NPS/RIVER VALLEY STUD
Open Working Hunter Pony National Championships (O-WHP)
Open to mares and geldings four years old or over. There are no specific pony registration
criteria. Ponies must be plaited. Ponies may be measured at the judge’s discretion. Riders
may only ride one pony in each class. Five classes as follows.
Class 200
Cradle Stakes
Ponies not exceeding 122cms. Rider not to have attained their 11th birthday before
1st January in the current year.
Class 201
Nursery Stakes
Ponies not exceeding 133cms. Rider not to have attained their 12th birthday before
1st January in the current year.
Class 202
Open Working Hunter Pony - under 14
Ponies not exceeding 133cms. Riders not to have attained their 14th birthday before 1st
January in the current year.
Class 203
Ponies exceeding 133cms but not exceeding 143cms. Rider not to have attained their 17th
birthday before 1st January in the current year.
Class 204
Ponies exceeding 143cms but not exceeding 153cms. Rider not to have attained their 20th
birthday before 1st January in the current year.
Class CH205 O-WHP Championship
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Victoria Foods National Championship 2016
Entrants in both the below Championship,will have gained the right to enter by winning their
classes at other Shows affiliated to Victoria Foods Co between 15th September 2015 and
13th September 2016
Class CH206
Victoria Foods Co. South Western Exercise and Pleasure Driving
Championship 2016
Class CH207
Victoria Foods Co. Private Drive National Championship 2016
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2016 SHOW DATES FOR YOUR DIARY
Alresford Show
Saturday 3rd September 2016
Contact: Val Watley,
PO Box 146,
Alresford, Hampshire,SO24 4AJ
Tel/Fax 01962738748
Email [email protected]
South of England Show
Thursday 9th June
to Saturday 11th June 2016
Contact: Mrs E Crockford,
South of England Showground, Ardingley,
West Sussex,RH17 6TL
Tel 01444892700 Fax 014489288
Surrey County Fair & County
Ploughing Match
Sunday 25th September 2016
Contact: Miss R Hill, Events coordinator,
Stoke Park, Guildford, Surrey,GU1 1ER
Tel 01483890810 Fax 01483890820
Mid Somerset
Agricultural Show
Sunday 21st August 2016
Contact: Christine Barham,
Europa Court, Crown trading Estate,
Shepton Mallet, Somerset,BA4 5QQ
Tel 01749938044 Mobile 07980284057
Romsey Show
Saturday 10th September 2016
Contact: Mrs P Muxworthy,
4 The Old Carthouses, Broadlands,
Romsey Hants. SO51 9LQ
Tel 01794517521 Fax 01794517615
Royal Bath & West Show
& *Dairy Show*
1st to 5th June 2016
& *Wednesday 5th October 2016*
Contact: Sarah Chick,
The Showground,Shepton Mallet BA4 6QN
Tel 01749822209
Dorset County Show
Saturday 3rd & Sunday 4th September 2016
Contact: Sam Mackenzie-Green,
Dorchester Agricultural Society, Agriculture House, Acland Road, Dorchester, DT1 1EF
Tel: 01305 264249
E-mail: [email protected]
www.dorsetcountyshow.co.uk
Botley OXFORD
2
il
5M
es +
Great Milton
Bampton
Adwell
Buscot
ABINGDON
FARINGDON
Shrivenham
15
Mil
Watlington
es
DIDCOT
Frieth
WALLINGFORD
WANTAGE
Blewbury
SWINDON
Cookham
HENLEY-ON-THAMES
East Ilsley
MAIDENHEAD
Streatley
Littlewick Green
SLOUGH
Lambourn
Broad Town
WINDSOR
Pangbourne
Aldbourne
Yattendon
READING
Hythe End
Avebury
MARLBOROUGH
WOKINGHAM
BRACKNELL
Ascot
NEWBURY
THATCHAM
Kintbury
Crowthorne
Shalbourne
Aldermaston
Tadley
Highclere
Pewsey
Kingsclere
Ibworth
Hurstbourne Tarrant
Netheravon
BASINGSTOKE
Church Crookham
Whitchurch
Weyhill
ANDOVER
Bentley
Durrington
ALTON
Lopcombe Corner
Four Marks
Legend
Radius
Broughton
15 Miles
WINCHESTER
25 Miles +
Newbury Showground, Priors Court, Hermitage, Thatcham, Berkshire RG18 9QZ
Tel: 01635 247111 Fax: 01635 247227
Email: [email protected] (General)
[email protected] (Livestock & Equine)
www.berkshireshow.co.uk

17-18 SEPTEMBER 2016 NEWBURY SHOWGROUND EQUINE

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