NORTH OF ENGLAND SUMMER HORSE SHOW
featuring
&
The ‘Underwood’ Supreme Ridden Show Horse
Championship Final
’The Fieldmaster’ Supreme Amateur Ridden Show
Horse Championship Final
to be held at
Arena UK, Allington Lane, Allington, Grantham, Lincolnshire, NG32 2EF
(Leave A1 at Grantham Services and follow Brown signs for Equestrian Centre)
Tel: 01476 591569
(www.arenauk.org)
Saturday 30th June 2012
SECRETARY: MR STUART HOLLINGS, BLUE SLATE STABLES, SHOWLEY ROAD,
CLAYTON-LE-DALE, BLACKBURN, LANCS, BB1 9DP
TEL: 01254 812805 FAX: 01254 814805 E-Mail: info@team-hollings.co.uk
www.northofenglandshows.co.uk
ENTRIES CLOSE 2nd JUNE
All late entries and entries on the day are charged extra (see back of schedule)
There will be a Veterinary Surgeon, a Doctor and a Farrier on call. First Aid will be in attendance. The
organisers of the show have taken all reasonable precautions to ensure the HEALTH & SAFETY of everyone
present. For these measures to be effective, everyone must take all reasonable precautions to avoid and
prevent accidents occurring, and they must obey the instructions of the organisers and all officials and
stewards. No responsibility will be accepted by the organisers for any loss, damage, illness or injury
sustained by the exhibitors, riders, or their animals and entries are accepted on this basis. Anyone on a
horse must wear a hard hat. Grooms must wear a hat when in the ring.
PLEASE NOTE THAT EXHIBITOR NUMBERS ARE TO BE COLLECTED
ON THE DAY OF THE SHOW
STABLING AVAILABLE AT ARENA UK (01476 591569)
THE JUDGES DECISION IS FINAL
Classes 1, 2, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10, 16-19, 22 are qualifiers for the 2012 Horse of the Year Show
at NEC Birmingham (Wednesday 3rd October – Sunday 7th October). The entry fees in
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these classes include a £10.50 Horse of the Year Show contribution.
N.B. Additional Horse of the Year Show entry forms can be
downloaded from www.hoys.co.uk/www.northofenglandshows.co.uk
SHB (GB) CLASSES
All Hunter classes will be judged under the Society’s rules and SHB(GB) (01732866277) require all entries
in the Hunter classes to be Registered. Classes 16-19 and 22 are qualifying events for the Horse of the
Year Show 2012 and only horses registered on the 2012 Show Hunter register are eligible to enter.
Registration numbers must be quoted on the entry form, and owners and riders must be members of the
society. The highest placed unqualified horse in the first four in classes 16-19, 22 will qualify to enter at the
Horse of the Year Show. No horse lower than fourth in its class will qualify. Classes 16-19 are qualifying
events for the 2012 NHSCS. The three highest placed horses in each class will qualify to enter at the
NHSCS. No horse lower than third in its class will qualify. Horses in classes 15, 20 21, 23 - 25 are only
required to be registered on the Basic Identity Record or Stud Book of the Society. The Society offers a
temporary registration to competitors who wish to compete at a maximum of two qualifying shows for a fee
of £12 per show. If the horse subsequently qualifies then they will need to complete their full registration
before the championship final and a £12 fee will be refunded. Any exhibit found not to be correctly
registered will be disqualified. A skull cap or hat and safety harness, according to the current BSI or
European standard MUST BE WORN by all competitors under the age of eighteen in all Sport Horse (GB)
Classes. Skull caps must have a navy blue or black cover. Horses competing in SHB (GB) classes at their
affiliated shows cannot compete in Hack and Riding Horse classes at the same show. This does not apply
to Working Hunter and Ridden Sport Horse Classes.
AMATEUR STATUS: A person is an amateur for showing purposes when showing ridden hunters in an
amateur class if he or she does not:
a)
Engage in, livery, buying, selling, dealing or hiring horses as a means of deriving a main source of
income since 1st January 2010.
b)
Accept remuneration whether it be monetary or goods in kind for employment in connection with
horses in a racing, showing, livery stable or riding school. (Instruction at Pony Club or Riding Club
excepted) since 1st January 2010.
c)
Show a horse owned or sponsored by a company or commercial firm or a horse for which his or her
immediate family accepts livery or training charges from a person outside the immediate concern
since 1st January 2010.
d)
Show a horse which a professional rider has qualified in the weights or small ridden hunter class for
either the Horse of the Year Championships or the Royal International Horse Show during the current
year, unless the horse has subsequently reregistered under new ownership.
e)
Professional show persons must not enter the Amateur Ring whilst the classes are in progress.
f)
A professional rider must not ride or exercise an amateur’s horse on the day it is competing in
amateur classes.
BSHA CLASSES
Held under the rules of the British Show Horse Association (01462 437770). Horses must be registered
with the Association and all owners, exhibitors and riders must be Association members. Riders must
be 15 years of age or older.
Classes 1, 2, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10 are qualifying classes for Horse of the Year Show 2012. The first prize
winner will qualify to compete at the final. If already qualified, the second will qualify. If the first and
second are already qualified then the third will go forward and so forth to fifth place. In accordance
with BSHA rules the annual BSHA Horse of the Year Show fee of £15 must have been paid to BSHA
before the entry is made if the exhibitor wishes to qualify. The BSHA Horse of the Year Show fee
cannot be paid in retrospect. This fee is not the Horse of the Year Show levy, which goes to Grandstand
Media Ltd.
Non members may purchase up to a maximum of two ‘Day Tickets’ per exhibitor, per horse, per season. A
Day Ticket will allow entry into Novice, Amateur, Home Produced and Working Classes only but will not
allow entry into Horse of the Year Show 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
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the BSHA website – www.britishshowhorse.org
Horses competing in SHB (GB) classes at their affiliated shows cannot compete in Hack and Riding
Horse classes at the same show. Hacks are barred from Riding Horse classes and vice versa.
The three highest placed prize winners in all open affiliated classes will qualify to compete in the
BSHA Classic Supreme Classes at the National Championship Show at Addington (7th/ 8th September
2012)
The BSHA offers a Novice, Young Rider and Amateur rosette in each open class and a Championship
rosette for each section.
Virbac Animal Health, manufacturers of leading wormer brands Equimax and Eraquell will issue the
Horse of the Year Show Cob qualifier in each class a qualification rosette and card. This will not be
presented in the ring but will be forwarded along with confirmation of qualification from the BSHA.
A Novice is a Hack, Cob or Riding Horse which has not won a first prize of £25 or more or a total of
£100 in any BSHA affiliated showing classes at home or abroad prior to 1 January 2012. Winnings
gained as a four year old are exempt unless that four year old has won an open ridden class. A novice
may be shown in a snaffle bridle.
AMATEUR STATUS: A person is an amateur for the purposes of showing horses when showing
Hacks, Cobs or Riding Horses, if he or she does not:
i)
engage in breeding with two or more broodmares, livery, buying, selling, dealing or hiring
horses.
ii)
accept remuneration for employment in connection with horses in a racing, showing, livery
stables or riding school (instruction at Pony Club or Riding Club excepted). This does not
include the suppliers of ancillary services such as farriers and vets.
iii)
show a horse owned or sponsored by a company or commercial firm, or a horse for which his or
her immediate family accepts livery or training charges from a person outside the immediate
family concerned.
iv)
a competitor is not eligible to compete in amateur classes on an exhibit which has been ridden
by a professional rider in any open classes during the current year, unless the horse has
subsequently been re registered under new ownership.
On a day when an exhibit is competing in an Amateur class, Professionals are not allowed
to ride or work in the relevant animal. No Professional Producers are allowed into the
ring to groom/strip the horse.
Classes 3,4,8, & 11 are qualifiers for the BSHA Grass Roots Training Championship, which is
to be held at the BSHA National Championship Show in September. The two highest placed
Horses not already qualified, and which fulfil the criteria of the BSHA Grass Roots Training
classes, will qualify. The Rules for the Grass Roots Training classes are available at
http://www.britishshowhorse.orgor contact the BSHA office at admin@britishshowhorse.org or
ring 01462 437770.
Classes 3, 4, 8, 11 and 15 are qualifiers for
‘THE FIELDMASTER’ SUPREME AMATEUR RIDDEN SHOW
HORSE CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL
The highest placed horse not already qualified will go forward
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RING ONE
N.B. CLASSES IN THIS RING START AT 7.30AM AND WILL FOLLOW ON
HORSE OF THE YEAR HACK CLASSES
JUDGES:
Ms K Carter (R)
Miss M Hennessy (C)
Class 1:
The Small Hack of the Year, mare or gelding 4 years and over exceeding 148cms and
not exceeding 154cms.
Entry Fee: £38
Class 2:
The Stennett Family Large Hack of the Year, mare or gelding 4 years and over
exceeding 154cms and not exceeding 160cms.
Entry Fee: £38
CH1 HACK CHAMPIONSHIP
First and second prize winners from classes 1, 2
The Champion will receive the Pat Atkinson Memorial Trophy
THE CHAMPION AND RESERVE GO FORWARD TO
THE ‘UNDERWOOD’ SUPREME RIDDEN SHOW HORSE CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL
AMATEUR COB/ RIDING HORSE CLASSES
JUDGES:
Miss A Ellis Owen (R)
Miss J Lewis (C)
Class 3:
Amateur Owner/Rider Cob/Maxi Cob, mare or gelding four years and over
exceeding 148cms. To be ridden by an amateur.
Entry Fee: £18
Class 4:
Amateur Owner/Rider Riding Horse, mare or gelding 4 years and over exceeding
148cms. To be ridden by an amateur.
Entry Fee: £18
HORSE OF THE YEAR SHOW COB CLASSES
JUDGES:
Ms K Carter (R)
Miss M Hennessy (C)
Class 5:
The Equimax/Eraquell Lightweight Cob of the Year, mare or gelding 4 years and
over capable of carrying up to 14st exceeding 148cms and not exceeding 155cms.
Entry Fee: £38
Class 6:
The Equimax/Eraquell Heavyweight Cob of the Year, mare or gelding 4 years
and over capable of carrying over 14st exceeding 148cms and not exceeding 155cms
Entry Fee: £38
CH2 COB CHAMPIONSHIP
First and second prize winners from classes 5, 6
THE CHAMPION AND RESERVE GO FORWARD TO
THE ‘UNDERWOOD’ SUPREME RIDDEN SHOW HORSE CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL
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HORSE OF THE YEAR SHOW MAXI COB CLASS
JUDGES:
Ms K Carter (R)
Miss M Hennessy (C)
Class 7:
The Leeman Family Maxi Cob of the Year, mare or gelding 4 years and over
exceeding 155cms. To be judged as Cobs and shown hogged.
Entry Fee: £38
THE WINNER OR SECOND GOES FORWARD TO THE ‘UNDERWOOD’ SUPREME RIDDEN SHOW HORSE
CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL
AMATEUR HACK CLASS
JUDGES:
Miss A Ellis Owen (R)
Miss J Lewis (C)
Class 8:
Amateur Owner/Rider Hack, mare or gelding 4 years and over exceeding 148cms not
exceeding 160cms. To be ridden by an amateur.
Entry Fee: £18
HORSE OF THE YEAR SHOW RIDING HORSE CLASSES
JUDGES:
Mrs J Judge (R)
Miss M Hennessy (C)
Class 9:
The Small Riding Horse of the Year, mare or gelding 4 years and over exceeding
148cms and not exceeding 158cms.
Entry Fee: £38
Class 10:
The Large Riding Horse of the Year, mare or gelding 4 years and over exceeding
158cms.
Entry Fee: £38
CH3 RIDING HORSE CHAMPIONSHIP
First and second prize winners from classes 9,10
THE CHAMPION AND RESERVE GO FORWARD TO
THE ‘UNDERWOOD’ SUPREME RIDDEN SHOW HORSE CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL
THE ‘UNDERWOOD’ SUPREME RIDDEN SHOW HORSE CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL
takes place on completion of CH3 ( IN RING TWO )
followed by
‘THE FIELDMASTER’ SUPREME AMATEUR RIDDEN SHOW HORSE CHAMPIONSHIP
FINAL
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HOME PRODUCED CLASS
Amateur Owner/Rider Home Produced: Open to horses which are either stabled at home or in a DIY yard and
which since 1st January 2012 have not been shown by a professional during the current season or stabled in
a professional yard at any time in 2012. To be ridden by an amateur. This does not exclude amateur
owner/home produced riders from having lessons at any time with an instructor, provided the horse remains
stabled at home. No Professional Producers are allowed into the ring to groom/strip the Horse
JUDGE:
Miss K H M Barley
Class 11:
Affiliated Amateur Owner/Rider Home Produced Hack, Cob/Maxi Cob or
Riding Horse, mare or gelding 4 years and over exceeding 148cms
Entry Fee: £18
NOVICE COB CLASS
JUDGES:
Miss A Ellis Owen (R)
Miss J Lewis (C)
Class 12:
Novice Cob, Maxi Cob, mare or gelding 4 years and over exceeding 148cms.
Entry Fee: £18
NOVICE HACK CLASS
JUDGES:
Miss A Ellis Owen (R)
Miss J Lewis (C)
Class 13:
Novice Hack, mare or gelding 4 years and over exceeding 148cms and not exceeding
160cms.
Entry Fee: £18
NOVICE RIDING HORSE CLASS
JUDGES:
Miss A Ellis Owen (R)
Miss J Lewis (C)
Class 14:
Novice Riding Horse, mare or gelding 4 years and over exceeding 148cms.
Entry Fee: £18
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RING TWO
CLASSES START AT 8.00AM AND WILL FOLLOW ON
HUNTER CLASSES
JUDGES:
Mrs J Hubbard
Class 15:
Amateur Rider Open Hunter, mare or gelding 4 years and over exceeding 148cms.
Entry Fee: £18
HORSE OF THE YEAR SHOW SMALL SHOW HUNTER CLASS
JUDGES:
Miss K M Sears (R)
Mr D W Dixon (C)
Class 16:
The Small Show Hunter of the Year, mare or gelding 4 years and over exceeding
148cms (14.2hh) not exceeding 158cms (15.2hh).
Entry Fee: £38
THE WINNER OR SECOND GOES FORWARD TO THE ‘UNDERWOOD’ SUPREME RIDDEN SHOW HORSE
CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL
HORSE OF THE YEAR OPEN WEIGHT CLASSES
JUDGES:
Miss K M Sears (R)
Mr D W Dixon (C)
Class 17:
The TopSpec Lightweight Show Hunter of the Year, mare or gelding 4 years and
over capable of carrying up to 12st 7lbs (79.5kgs)
Entry Fee: £38
Class 18:
The TopSpec Middleweight Show Hunter of the Year, mare or gelding 4 years
and over capable of carrying 12st 7lbs (79.5kgs)and not exceeding 14st(89kgs)
Entry Fee: £38
Class 19:
The TopSpec Heavyweight Show Hunter of the Year, mare or gelding 4 years and
over and capable of carrying over 14st (89kgs)
Entry Fee: £38
CH4 HUNTER CHAMPIONSHIP
First and second prize winners from classes 17,18,19,
The Champion will receive the Middleman Perpetual Challenge
Trophy (presented by Anne & Colin Drabble)
THE CHAMPION AND RESERVE GO FORWARD TO
THE ‘UNDERWOOD’ SUPREME RIDDEN SHOW HORSE CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL
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JUDGES:
Class 20:
Miss K M Sears (R)
Mr D W Dixon (C)
Four Year Old Hunter, mare or gelding.
Entry Fee: £18
JUDGES:
Miss K M Sears (R)
Mr D W Dixon (C)
Class 21:
Novice Hunter, mare or gelding 4 years and over not having won a first prize value of £60
or a total of £200 (or equivalent values) in prize money in any SHB(GB) affiliated ridden
hunter classes at home or abroad before 1 January 2012 excepting prize money awarded in
Four Year old classes only. This does not apply to Novice Working Hunter Classes. Any horse
that qualifies for Horse of the Year Show in a Ridden Hunter Class (not including Working
Hunter Classes) will not be eligible to compete in novice classes from 1 st January 2013, but
horses that qualified for Horse of the Year Show as a 4 year old are exempt.
Entry Fee: £18
RING THREE
CLASSES START AT 8AM AND WILL FOLLOW ON
WORKING HUNTER CLASSES
Course Builder: David Cole
There will be a change of course between the Open, Restricted, Novice and Amateur classes. Any horse
which has qualified as a Grade A Showjumper or Advanced Event Horse as at 1 st January 2012- is not
eligible to compete in Working Hunter Classes. To be judged 60% for jumping performance, 40% as for
Hunter Classes. The jumping to be judged 40% actual jumping and 20% style and presence. Ride and
conformation 40%. Horses with minus scores after the jumping phase will not be required for the second
phase of the class. Fences to be a minimum of eight and a maximum of twelve in number. Maximum height
3'9" -1.14 mtrs(Novice class- min height 2’9” -0.85mtrs max 3’3”;1.00mtr Amateur and Restricted classesmax height 3’6” 1.07 mtrs) at the discretion of the judges. There must be a change of course between
Novice, Restricted Open and Open Working Hunter classes. Working Hunters may compete ‘hors
concours’ in novice and restricted working hunter classes in the jumping phase only at the
discretion of the show secretary but the horse cannot compete in any other working hunter
classes for the duration of that show. All obstacles are numbered. Fences should have a natural
presence and not be easily dislodged. The manner of going to be taken into account. No change of rider or
tack will be allowed (unless a horse is ridden side saddle, in which cases in order to allow the judge to ride,
the saddle may be changed for the riding phase only). 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 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. In the event of a
horse falling during a class that horse will be asked to leave the ring and will not be allowed to compete
further in that class.
Exhibitors will be allowed to compete two horses in a Working Hunter Class but following the jumping phase
it will be up to the exhibitor to select ONLY ONE horse to take forward into the ridden and conformation
section if required. Working Hunter courses are not to be walked by competitors until the judge has
given permission. Whenever possible shows should announce the marks as they are awarded
throughout the class.
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HORSE OF THE YEAR SHOW WORKING HUNTER CLASS
JUDGES:
Miss K H M Barley (R)
Mrs R Morris (C)
Class 22:
The Cuddy Working Hunter of the Year, mare, gelding or stallion (Competing
stallions must wear a red, white and blue ribbon displayed in their tail) 4 years and
over exceeding 148cms (14.2hh approx).
Entry Fee: £38
JUDGES:
Class 23
Mrs J Hubbard (R)
Mr J Newborough (C)
Restricted Working Hunter, mare, gelding or stallion (Competing stallions must
wear a red, white and blue ribbon displayed in their tail) 4 years and over
exceeding 148cms (14.2hh approx) not to have won a total winnings of £400,
excluding championship prize money, (or equivalent values) in prize money in any
Working Hunter classes. Horses must not have won more than 45 BE points or £400
BSJA Show Jumping at home or equivalent abroad before 1 January 2012.
Entry Fee: £18
JUDGES:
Class 24:
Mrs J Hubbard (R)
Mr J Newborough (C)
Amateur Rider Working Hunter, mare, gelding or stallion (Competing stallions
must wear a red, white and blue ribbon displayed in their tail) 4 years and over
exceeding 148cms (14.2hh approx)
Entry Fee: £18
JUDGES:
Miss K H M Barley (R)
Mrs R Morris (C)
Class 25:
Novice Working Hunter, mare, gelding or stallion (Competing stallions must wear a
red, white and blue ribbon displayed in their tail) 4 years and over exceeding 148cms
(14.2hh approx) not having won a total winnings of £200, excluding championship prize
money, (or equivalent values) in prize money in any SHB(GB) affiliated Working Hunter
classes. Horses must not have won more than 25 BE points or £200 BSJA Show Jumping at
home or equivalent abroad before 1 January 2012.
Entry Fee: £18
WORKING SHOW HORSE CLASS
JUDGE:
Class 26:
Miss K H M Barley
Working Show Horse, Open to Hacks, Cobs/Maxi Cobs and Riding Horses, mare or
gelding 4 years and over exceeding 148cms (14.2hh approx).
This class is a qualifier for The Global Foods 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.
Entries can be made on a BSHA Day Ticket -but to qualify for the Final; Owner and Rider
must be registered with the Association within fourteen days of qualification. Failure to
register or notify the BSHA office of a date of a JMB measurement appointment, if required,
will mean the qualification passes down the line.
For further conditions of entry, please refer to Rule 2.(A)(iv) and Rule 9 in the 2012 BSHA
Rule
Book
–
available
on
line,
together with
all
Registration
Forms
at
www.britishshowhorse.org
Entry Fee: £18
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PRIZE MONEY
LATE ENTRY FEES
Classes
1, 2, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10, 16-19, 22
3, 4, 8, 11-15, 20,21,23-26
1st
£40
£20
2nd
£20
£10
3rd
£10
£5
£48
£28
The organisers wish to express their sincere thanks to their generous sponsors
Rosettes and sashes by Rosettes Direct
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THE ‘UNDERWOOD’ SUPREME
RIDDEN SHOW HORSE CHAMPIONSHIP
Kindly sponsored by ‘PEARL UNDERWOOD’
JUDGES: JOHN NEWBOROUGH and PETER EMMERSON
PRIZE MONEY
1st- £1000
3rd- £100
4th- £50
5th- £25
2nd- £400
6th- £25
7th- £25
8th- £25
Sashes to the Champion and Reserve. Rosettes to all other prize winners and finalists
The Winning Owner will receive the ‘DEANWATER HOTEL’ PERPETUAL TROPHY
in memory of JAMAICA BAY
kindly presented by Mrs Irene Susca
The Winning Rider will receive the ‘SCOTCH THE RUMOURS’ BRONZE
kindly presented by Mr & Mrs Tim Fairburn
The Runner up will receive the ‘CROOM CASTLE’ TROPHY
kindly presented by Miss Susan Holliday
The following Champions and Reserve Champions from CH1, CH2, CH3, CH4 at this
show PLUS the Winner or Second in Classes 7 and 16 are eligible
and those previously qualified at the following shows:
BSPS Winter Championships
North of England Spring Show
BSHA Northern Spring Show
Newark and Notts
Cheshire Premier
Lincolnshire Spring Show (BSPS 4b)
Shropshire Country Spring Show
Royal Windsor, Royal Bath & West
Royal Norfolk, SHB(GB) North West Spring Show
BSPS Area 15, SHB(GB) North West Summer Show
White Rose County
Derbyshire Festival of Showing
Lancashire Championships
North East Counties
BSPS Area 5, Yorkshire SHB(GB) Show
Suffolk County
Lincoln County
Royal Highland
Stafford County
South of England Spring Show, Church Farm,
Red Rose County, BSPS Area 8,
Hambleton,
Cheshire County, BSHA Southern Spring Show,
Midland Counties, Lurgan Show (N Ireland)
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‘THE FIELDMASTER’ SUPREME
AMATEUR RIDDEN SHOW HORSE
CHAMPIONSHIP
Kindly sponsored by ‘IRENE SUSCA’
JUDGES: ROSEMARY MORRIS and PETER EMMERSON
PRIZE MONEY
1st3 - £100
rd
4 - £50
th
£1000
5 - £25
2nd- £400
6th- £25
th
7th- £25
8th- £25
Sashes to the Champion and Reserve. Rosettes to all other prize winners and finalists
The Winner will receive ‘THE FIELDMASTER’ PERPETUAL TROPHY
kindly presented by Mrs Irene Susca
The highest placed horse not already qualified in Classes 3, 4, 8, 11 and 15 at this show
are eligible
PLUS those previously qualified at the following shows:
North of England Spring Show
BSHA Northern Spring Show
Cheshire Premier
Royal Windsor
Lincolnshire Spring Show(BSPS 4b)
Four Winds
White Rose County
North East Counties
The College EC
Stafford County
South of England Spring Show
BSHA Southern Spring Show
Midland Counties
SHB(GB) North West Summer Show
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