2014 SCHEDULE
101ST Show Saturday 22 November
Alternative entry via www.showdayonline.com
Entries close 8th November 2014
Major Sponsors:
Heriot Earthmoving
Dynes Transport
Contract Excavation
Dusky Electrical
Mataura Licensing Trust
Rural Livestock
Kelso Contracting
PGG Wrightson
Ewan Allan Honda
Gowan Braes Perendale
Combined Vets Gore
West Otago Transport
Party Plus
Featuring: Mel Parson & The Bitches Box
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Secretary: Emily Donovan
PO Box 42
TAPANUI 9542
Email: show@yrless.co.nz
Phone: 03 204 8234
0275 033 333
SHOW RULES AND
REGULATIONS
13.
a. All entries are made subject to the Rules and Regulations and
by-laws of the RAS and West Otago A&P Society. Exhibitors
or persons entering this show shall be deemed to accept and
be bound by these By-Laws Regulations and procedures.
1. All entries to be made in writing on the official entry form or
via www.showdayonline.com, and should be lodged with
the Secretary before 5 pm on Saturday 8th NOVEMBER
2014.
2. Exhibitors are specially requested to forward their entries as
early as possible, and thus facilitate the preparation of the
Show Catalogue, and to state in legible figures the number
of the class in which each exhibit is to be placed.
3. Late entries will incur a penalty of $20 per exhibitor.
4. Entry forms must be filled in by the exhibitor or some
person authorised by him or her, and no entry will be
received except on the express condition that the exhibitor
will comply with and submit to the Rules of the Society in all
respects. A copy of the Rules can be had at any time on
application to the Secretary, for a fee of $10. Unsigned
entry forms agreeing to these conditions will not be
accepted, unless received via www.showdayonline.com,
when the process of entering is deemed as accepting the
Rules and Regulations and by-laws of the RAS and West
Otago Society.
5. All entries must be made in the name of the bona-fide
owner of the exhibits.
6. The ages of all stock must date from August 1st in each year,
except Cattle – June 1st.
7. Persons in charge of exhibits must produce their entry
tickets to the gatekeeper.
8. An entry fee will be charged to competitors in Sheep and
Cattle of $6.00 unless otherwise specified. Horses entry fee
will be $7.00. All exhibitors are required to pay a $5.00
administration fee – this includes the cost of St Johns and a
Catalogue.
9. All exhibitors of stock will need to provide their own forage.
MEMBERSHIP
10. Gates will be open to the public at 9 am and will be closed at
5 pm. The prices for admission will be: -Adults $15; Children
under 16 free; Vehicles N/C
11. On payment of the annual fee of $20 for the year a ticket
will be given which will admit two adults & family under 16
years of age, on presentation to all the Society's exhibitions
during the year.
PRIZES
12. Standard points for all most points presented are: -Where
there are five entries or more: 1st…6 points – 2nd …4 points –
3rd …2 points – 4th…1 point. Where there are less than five
entries: 1st…6 points – 2nd…4 points – 3rd…2 points – 4th …nil.
Champion 2 points extra Reserve Champion 1 point extra. In
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special classes points do not count. In classes where there is
only one exhibitor points count half. In the event of a tie for
any cup or trophy the winner of he greatest number of first
prizes takes precedence. Points for trophies presented prior
to the 1960 Show will be awarded as set out in rules when
trophy presented.
Whilst all cups and trophies will be presented when
awarded, they are to be returned to the steward prior to
winner leaving the ring.
Any prize awarded shall lapse if not applied for within three
months from date of award.
The Committee reserve the right to allot specials in lieu of
prize money mentioned in this programme.
All prizewinners are to parade. Equestrian exhibitors will
forfeit Prize Money if they do not parade. Prize money for
this area will be paid after the exhibitor has paraded.
No games of chance or gambling of any kind will be allowed
within the Ring.
No person to make any drawing of stock or machinery
without the consent of the owner, obtained through the
Secretary.
The Committee will not, under any circumstances, hold
themselves responsible for any loss, damage, or misdelivery
of stock, implements, or other articles exhibited or taken on
to the Showground.
Supreme Awards for Sheep, Cattle, Equestrian (Miniature,
Horse and Pony), Trade Display and Show Market will be
awarded after the Opening Speech at the Grand Parade.
Grand Parade will be held at 12.30 pm approx.
TRADE DISPLAY
Convenor: M Parks
Assistants: A Body, P Templeton, M McElrea, G
Marshall, T Brand
OUTDOOR TRADE
Outdoor Trade $8.00 per metre front by 10 metres deep.
Electricity $15.00
Class 1 Outdoor Trade site
Best Outdoor site wins $50 and a sash
M D Robertson Trophy
Prize Money $50.00
Best Trade exhibit
unloading area.
It is a requirement that ALL cattle over the age of 30 days
will be correctly identified using an official primary and
secondary ear tag from the AHB or MINDA identification
programme as implemented on 1 July 1999.
All cattle must have in their ears the official primary and
secondary ear tags.
All classes in which cows in milk are entered must be
judged first, and all other stock will be judged in order it
appears in the catalogue.
Show Market Site
Class 2 Show Market site
Best Show Market Site wins $50 and a sash.
EMERALD HILLS TROPHY
Prize Money $50.00
For Best Show Market stall
All cattle must be named on entry form, and birth date and
NAIT number given.
Highland Cattle: A valid RAS Highland passport must
accompany Highland cattle entries into the Royal Event
classes. Entries received without a passport will not be
accepted.
Entry Fee $6
Prize Money & Sponsorships
1 entry
1st, $20
2 entries
1st $20 2nd $10
3 entries + 1st $20 2nd $15 3rd $10 4th $6
10 entries +
1st $25 2nd $20 3rd $15 4th $10 5th
$6
CATTLE - Nait 444248
BEEF CATTLE
West Otago A&P NAIT number: 444248. It is the exhibitors
responsibility to notify NAIT when bringing an animal to the
Show, and again when you take it home. The Show will
not be communicating i.d's to NAIT.
All led Bulls (born before 31 December last) must have a
ring through the nose and be led by two leads and be
under adequate supervision. It is compulsory that all Beef
Females (born before 31 December last) be led by a halter
and nose clip. Two Handlers are allowed with Senior Bulls
whilst they are parading in the Show Ring.
TB
All animals entered for showing must be from a current TB
Clear Status herd.
a copy of the current TB test certificate must be attached to
the entry form. The Society must be notified at the time of
entry of any testing to be carried out after the closing date
of entries or of any potential TB issues that may arise after
entries have been submitted. Owners entering cattle must
sign any declaration printed on the entry form.
There are two documents required under the Animal Health
Board regulations.
First document is a TB Test Certificate. For animals from a
Declared Movement Control Area - all animals aged three
months or older are to be tested and have a clear test
within 60 days prior to being moved to the Show. All other
animals must be from a herd that is up to date with it's
current routine TB testing requirements.
Second document is a TB Animal Status Declaration Card.
all animals entered must be accompanied in transit by a
signed and dated TB Animals Status Declaration Card
showing a TB Clear status in accordance with present
legislation. Animal individual numbers must be included on
the TB test sheet. these cards may be inspected at the
Judging will start at 9.30a.m.
When a class has 5 entries of one breed the stock will be
judged in their own class
ALL BREEDS
Class 3 Bull, two years and over
Kindly sponsored by LONE PINE SIMMENTALS
Class 4 Bull, one year
Kindly sponsored by KOWAI ANGUS
ALLIANCE TROPHY All Breeds Yearling Bull
Class 5 Cow, 3 years and over, with own calf at
foot
Calf qualities to be taken into consideration
Kindly sponsored by LONE PINE SIMMENTALS
Class 6 Heifer, two years, with or without own
calf.
Calf qualities to be taken into consideration.
Kindly sponsored by BLUE MOUNTAIN ANGUS
Class 7 Heifer, one year
Kindly sponsored by GLENSIDE SIMMENTALS
Class 8 Bull Calf born since 1 June 2013
allowed for the entry in the Group only.
Replacements must be notified to the Secretary not
less that twelve hours beofre judging.
Class 9 Heifer Calf born since 1 June 2013
Kindly sponsored by WAIKAKA HEREFORD
WESTHOLM TROPHY for Supreme Beef Exhibit
2011 Lilliesleaf Angus
Conditions:- Cup to be awarded to the best registered
Purebred Beef animal. 1. For this purpose the Champion
of each breed shall be paraded in the judging ring. 2.
Each judge will be issued with a card on which he will enter
his first, second, third and fourth awards. At the conclusion
of the judging these cards will be handed to the Senior
Steward who will award points of six, four, two and one on
each card. The animal then gaining the most points will be
the winner. Should there be a tie in the number of points
the animal with the most firsts will win. The Stewards shall
then line the animals up in the order in which each judge
has judged them and the judges name shall be announced.
Finally, the animals shall be lined up in order of placing in
accordance with the number of points gained. 3. Grand
Parade will be led by the winner of this trophy and its breed
to follow, then others in catalogue order.
New Zealand Hereford Association Rosette
ERIC COLVIN PATERSON MEMORIAL TROPHY
New Zealand Angus AssociationRosette
RESERVE CHAMPION ANGUS
CHAMPION DEXTER
CHAMPION SHORTHORN
RESERVE CHAMPION SHORTHORN
CHAMPION GALLOWAY
Class 10 R2 Steer
Purebred or crossbred, to be led by a young handler.
Class 11 Two yearling heifers, same breed.
Class 12 Yearling beef bull and beef heifer, same
breed
Class 13 Best Breeders group ( all beef breeds)
consisting of 1 bull & 2 females, any age.
Kindly sponsored by WESTHOLM HEREFORD
YARDLEY TROPHY for Best Breeders Group
Class 14 Pair Beef bred animals , the progeny of
one cow or sire, owned by one exhib
tor.
TUAPEKA COUNTY PERPETUAL Cattle Trophy
Most Points Cattle Section
Class 15 Junior Herdsperson, male or female
under 21 years on the day of judging.
Beef bred yearling heifers or bulls born after 31.5.2012
Newstead Murray Gray Perpetual Trophy
Class 16 Senior Herdsperson, male or female,
over 21 years on the day of judging.
Never to have won a herdsperson competition at any A
& P Show.
RESERVE CHAMPION GALLOWAY
SUPREME CHAMPION BEEF EXHIBIT
DAIRY CATTLE
per breed exhibited
WESTHOLM TROPHY 1978
Judging will start at 9.00a.m.
When a breed has 5 entries in one class they will be
judged in their own class.
Milking plant is available for in milk cows.
SPECIAL CLASSES
Kindly sponsored by LIVESTOCK SUPPLIES
Animals entered in Group or Special Classes must
be entered in other classes for which they may be
eligible. If an entry, which has to form part of a group
cannot be priduced for judging a replacement will be
Class 17 Junior Showmanship 10 years and
under.
GENETIC ENTERPRISES ALL BREED HANDLER
COMPETITION
Rules of Entry
Points will be accumulated at any of the following shows:
West Otago, South Otago, Tokomairiro, and Otago Taieri.
To be eligible for the final points prize you must attend at
least two of the above shows and one being Otago Taieri
Show where the final will be judged.
Age of exhibitor: Up to and including 16 years as at 30
November 2014.
Can enter on the day
Animals to be a calf for 10 years and under, and wither a
calf or yearling for those 11 years and above.
Animals to have no horns.
To be judged on presentation of the handler and the
handling of the animal.
To be judged by the nominated breed judges outside the
ring.
Dummy judge inside the ring.
Points: 1st-5, 2nd-4, 3rd-3, 4th-2, 5th-1.
In the event of the final placing being tied the exhibitor with
the highest placings will be deemed the winner. If still a tie
will be up to the judges on the day.
Must compete at Otago Taieri on January 2015 to receive
prizes.
WORLD WIDE SIRES donates a leather halter to the
overall winners of each section and ribbons down to fifth
placing.
Class 18 Senior Showmanship, 11 to 16 years
Class 19 Led calf to be born after 1 August 2014
Kindly sponsored by AAKLAND SUPPLIES LTD
Class 20 Heifer, one year, born between 1
August 2013 and 31 July 2014
Kindly sponsored by AGRISEA LTD
Class 21 Cow, 2 years old, in milk or in calf
Class 22 Cow, any age, in milk
SUPREME CHAMPION DAIRY EXHIBIT
CHAMPION HOLSTEIN FRESIAN
RESERVE CHAMPION DAIRY EXHIBIT
RESERVE CHAMPION HOLSTEIN FRESIAN
unregistered, but must be purebred.
Sheep cannot enter in more than one class.
OVINE BRUCELLOSIS CERTIFICATES: It is compulsory
that all male sheep excluding lambs entered in the sheep
section of this show be accompanied by a photocopied
certificate signifying that they are from a Brucellosis
accredited flock. This document is to be signed by a
practising veterinarian, and be for the current year of
showing.
Sheep, except those in commercial ewe classes, must be
shorn between July 20 and not later than one calendar
month prior to the show. All sheep to be fairly shorn.
IN ALL SECTIONS HOGGETS ARE ELIGBLE FOR
CHAMPIONSHIPS
Each section shall have a Champion and Reserve
Champion Ram and Champion and Reserve Champion
Ewe. The Champions will be judged for a Supreme, per
section. The Wool Breeds Supreme winners will be
judged for the Best Wool Exhibit – Alliance Trophy. The
Meat Breeds Supreme winners will be judged for the Best
Meat Exhibit – Alliance Trophy. The two Alliance Trophy
winners will be judged to attain the Supreme Champion
Sheep Exhibit of the Show.
Entry Fee $6
Prize Money & Sponsorships
1 entry
1st, $15
2 entries
1st $15 2nd $10
3 entries +
1st $15 2nd $10
6 entries +
1st $20
4th $6
3rd $6
2nd $15
3rd $10
Judging will start at 9.00am
Convenor: A Chittock
Assistants: G Fordyce, L Roseveare, A K Bain, A
Robertson, M McElrea
CHAMPION jERSEY
RESERVE CHAMPION JERSEY
BREEDERS DISPLAY
CHAMPION AYRESHIRE
RESERVE CHAMPION AYRESHIRE
CHAMPION KIWI CROSS
For a fee of $20.00 a breeder can set up a sheep display
using two (2) adjacent sheep pens. Additional pens may
be bought for $5.00. The displays will not be judged, and
there will be NO prize money.
RESERVE CHAMPION KIWI CROSS
Class 26 Display Pen
Class 23 Best female bred by exhibitor
Class 24 Best udder
BLACK & COLOURED SHEEP
Class 25 Best female pair
Kindly sponsored by ADVANCE AGRICENTRE
Class 27 Ram, over 18 months, in wool.
SHEEP
Class 28 Ram, over 18 months, shorn.
Class 29 Ram hogget, shorn
Sheep entered in the Breed Classes can be registered or
Class 30 Ewe, over 18 months, suckling lamb/s
at foot, in wool.
ROMNEY
Class 31 Ewe, over 18 months suckling Lamb/s
at foot, shorn.
Class 32 Ewe hogget, in wool.
Kindly sponsored by HDFD - FARM DIRECT
Class 45 Ram, over 18 months, in wool.
Class 33 Ewe hogget, shorn.
Class 46 Ram, over 18 months, shorn.
Class 34 Ewe hogget, shorn as a lamb.
Class 47 Ram hogget, shorn.
CHAMPION COLOURED SHEEP
K A J STIVEN MEMORIALTROPHY
RESERVE CHAMPION COLOURED SHEEP
KEPPOCH MEMORIAL CUP
BORDER LEICESTER
Kindly sponsored by ADVANCE AGRICULTRUE
Class 48 Ewe, over 18 months, in wool, in milk,
suckling lamb/s of same breed, at fo
Class 49 Ewe, over 18 months, shorn, in milk,
suckling lamb/s of same breed, at foot
Class 35 Ram, over 18 months.
Class 50 Ewe hogget, shorn
Class 36 Ram Hogget, shorn
CHAMPION ROMNEY
Class 37 Ewe, over 18 months,in wool, suckling
lamb/s of same breed at foot.
RESERVE CHAMPION ROMNEY
J D ROBERTSON MEMORIAL TROPHY
Class 38 Ewe, over 18 months, shorn, suckling
lamb/s of same breed at foot
Class 39 Ewe hogget, shorn
CHEVIOT
CHAMPION BORDER LEICESTER
RESERVE CHAMPION BORDER LEICESTER
Kindly sponsored by HDFD - FARM DIRECT
Class 51 Ram, over 18 months
Class 40 Pair of Ram Hoggets
Class 52 Ram hogget
LINCOLN
Class 53 Ewe, over 18 months, suckling lamb/s
of same breed at foot.
Class 54 Ewe hogget
Class 41 Ram, over 18 months
CHAMPION CHEVIOT
Class 42 Ram hogget, shorn
RESERVE CHAMPION CHEVIOT
Class 43 Ewe, over 18 months, suckling lamb/s
of same breed at foot
PERENDALE
Class 44 Ewe hogget, shorn
CHAMPION LINCOLN
Kindly sponsored by HAZELDALE PERENDALES
RESERVE CHAMPION LINCOLN
Class 55 Ram, over 18 months, in wool
Class 56 Ram, over 18 months, shorn
Class 57 Ram hogget, shorn
Sheepbreeders' Association offers rosettes for the
Best Shorn Ram Hogget.
Dorset Down Breeders Club Rosette
Class 58 Pair Ram hoggets, shorn.
for Best Shorn Ram Hogget
Class 59 Ewe, over 18 months, in wool, with
lamb/s of same breed at foot.
Class 71 Ewe, 18 months, suckling lamb/s of
same breed at foot.
Class 60 Ewe over 18 months, shorn, suckling
lamb/s of same breed at foot.
Class 72 Ewe, over 18 months, shorn, with
lamb/s of same breed at foot.
Class 61 Ewe hogget shorn as a lamb.
Class 73 Ewe hogget, shorn.
Class 62 Pair of Ewe hoggets
The Dorset Down Breed Committee of the NZ
Sheepbreeders' Association offers rosettes for the
Best Shorn Ewe Hogget.
The Dorset Down Breed Committee Rosette
CHAMPION PERENDALE
RESERVE CHAMPION PERENDALE
for the Best shorn Ewe Hogget
TUAPEKA COUNTY PERPETUAL SHEEP
TROPHY
CHAMPION DORSET DOWN
RESERVE CHAMPION DORSET DOWN
SOUTHDOWN
SUFFOLK
Kindly sponsored by AGRISEA LTD
Class 63 Ram, over 18 months, shorn.
Kindly sponsored by LIVESTOCK SUPPLIES
Best Sheep Exhibit in Show
Class 74 Ram, over 18 months, shorn.
Class 64 Ram hogget, shorn.
Class 75 Ram hogget, shorn.
Class 65 Pair of Ram hoggets, shorn.
Class 76 Pair Ram hoggets
Class 66 Ewe, over 18 months, shorn, in milk,
suckling lamb/s of same breed at foot.
Class 77 Ewe, over 18 months, shorn, with
lamb/s of same breed at foot
Class 67 Ewe hogget, shorn.
Class 78 Ewe hogget, shorn
Class 68 Pair of Ewe hoggets, shorn.
CHAMPION SUFFOLK
CHAMPION SOUTHDOWN
RESERVE CHAMPION SUFFOLK
RESERVE CHAMPION SOUTHDOWN
SOUTH SUFFOLK
DORSET DOWN
Kindly sponsored by MICHAEL KELLY AUTO
Class 79 Ram, over 18 months, shorn.
Kindly sponsored by MALLOCH MACLEAN
Class 69 Ram, over 18 months, shorn.
Class 80 Ram hogget, shorn.
Class 70 Ram hogget, shorn.
Class 81 Ewe, over 18 months, shorn, suckling
lamb/s of same breed at foot.
The Dorset Down Breed Committee of the NZ
Class 82 Ewe hogget, shorn.
Class 95 Ewe, over 18 months, shorn, suckling
lamb/s of same breed at foot.
CHAMPION SOUTH SUFFOLK
Class 96 Ewe hogget, shorn
RESERVE CHAMPION SOUTH SUFFOLK
CHAMPION DORPER
RESERVE CHAMPION DORPER
POLL DORSET
Alliance Group Trophy - Prime Breeds
Prize Money $100.00
Class 83 Ram, over 18 months, shorn.
Alliance Group Trophy - Wool Breeds
Class 84 Ram hogget, shorn.
Prize Money $100.00
Class 85 Ewe, over 18 months, in wool, suckling
lamb/s of same breed at foot.
Class 86 Ewe, over 18 months, shorn, suckling
lamb/s of same breed at foot.
SUPREME SHEEP EXHIBIT
CROSSBRED
Class 87 Ewe hogget, in wool
Class 88 Ewe hogget, shorn.
Class 97 Ram hogget
CHAMPION POLL DORSET
RESERVE CHAMPION POLL DORSET
FLOCK SHEEP, ALL BREEDS
TEXEL
Class 98 One Ewe hogget, shorn as a lamb.
Class 99 One Ewe hogget, woolly.
Kindly sponsored by BLUE SKY MEATS
Class 89 Ram, over 18 months, shorn.
Class 100 Pair, Ewe hoggets, woolly.
Class 90 Ram hogget under 18 months, shorn.
Class 101 One Ewe hogget, shorn.
Class 91 Ewe, over 18 months, shorn, suckling
lambs of same breed at foot.
Class 102 Pair Ewe hoggets, shorn.
Class 92 Ewe hogget, shorn.
Class 103 Ewe, over 18 months, in wool,
suckling lambs at foot.
Class 104 Ewe, over 18 months, shorn, suckling
lambs at foot.
CHAMPION TEXEL
RESERVE CHAMPION TEXEL
PRIME LAMBS
DORPER
Kindly sponsored by SOUTHLAND TRACTORS
Class 105 Best Paying 3 lambs, Down cross, live
weight not to exceed 30kg
Class 93 Ram, over 18 months, shorn
Class 94 Ram hogget, shorn
Class 106 Best paying 3 lambs, Down cross, live
weight to be over 30kg
Class 107 Best paying 3 lambs, long wool, live
weight to be over 30kg
Class 115 Open Speed shear
Down cross can not compete.
Class 108 Best paying 3 lambs, long wool, live
weight not to exceed 30kg
Down cross can not compete
EQUESTRIAN
All Prize winners must parade or forfeit Prize Money.
A SMITH MEMORIAL SHIELD for most points in
Prime Lamb Classes
2004,2005 P W & C L Morris
A Smith Memorial Shield
Most Points Sheep Section
SHROPSHIRE
Class 109 Ram over 18 months
Class 110 Ewe, over 18 months, with Lamb(s) at
foot.
SHEARING
Kindly sponsored by CRT
Machines kindly supplied by HEINIGER
Convenor: E Park
YARDS are available for hire at $5.00 per night. Bookings
essential. n.b. the sheep pens and cattle pens are NOT to be
used on Friday night. Covered stalls will be used on show day so
if you have been allocated one of these stalls Friday night take
all your gear with you during the show.
There are to be NO tape sensors for horse pens on the grounds
under any circumstances.
RIDERS MUST CARRY THEIR HEIGHT CERTIFICATES ON THE DAY.
Failure to do so will result in elimination. Measuring 7.00 8.00a.m. for Day Height certificate - fee $10.00.
All equestrian exhibitors are required to use a breast plate
number holder or back number. Back numbers will be available
on the day.
The use of Prefixes on Horses and Ponies must be those of the
Breeder.
Assistants: K Baxter, D Paikea, J Kelly, S Morris
Novice saddle ponies may be ridden in novice classes by any age
rider, including adults
Novice horses/ponies must carry their performance cards FAILURE TO DO SO WILL RESULT IN ELIMINATION.
Start at 9.45a.m.
Class 111 Open Shears
Class 112 Senior Shears
Class 113 Intermediate Shears
Class 114 Senior Speed Shear
Start at 4.30p.m. in front of Booth
Once a horse or pony commences the season as a Hack, or
Saddle (Flat) Hunter, or Saddle Pony or Hunter (Flat) Pony, that
horse or pony should not be able to transfer to another section
during the show season.
It is compulsory for all stallions, regardless of age, to wear an
identification badge 'S' at all times.
No horses will be allowed to practice in the ring prior to judging.
Abuse of horses in any form as provided in Rule 52 (RAS
Equestrian Competitors & Judges Rule Book & Guidelines) and
Article 143 (FEI General Regulations)
Whips in ridden classes shall not exceed 76cm in length.
Competitors in Led Classes may carry a dressage style whip,
however Horses and Ponies showing welts from whip abuse will
be immediately dismissed for the ring and disqualified without
further recourse for the remaining events at that Show.
Inappropriate behaviour towards Show Officials, Judges, fellow
competitors or any other third party connected with the show
bringing the equestrian discipline into disrepute, or cases which
are of a less serious nature to the above in accordance with the
Conduct of Members, Owners, Lessees, Competitors and/or
Exhibitors as provided in the RAS Equestrian Competitors &
Judges Rule Book and Rule 13 of the RAS Constitution.
(Inappropriate behaviour constitutes any behaviour deemed by
the President of the Show or their duly appointed delegate
and/or the Chief Ring Steward that brings the equestrian sport
into disrepute, including but not limited to inappropriate
language, swearing, cheating or deliberately attempting to work
outside of the generally accepted show rules and protocols.
Wearing a hard hat (hunting cap, bowler, protective headwear
or safety helmet) is compulsory for anyone competing on,
working in or schooling or riding for any other reason a horse at
the Show or in any area considered to be for what ever reason a
part of the Showgrounds.
All riders 16 and under must wear protective headgear, which
includes a retaining harness secured to the shell at more than
two points. Such headgear must be worn with the chinstrap
properly adjusted and fastened when in the arena or ring, the
practice area collecting rings or anywhere else within the
Showgrounds.
It is strongly recommended that all riders, particularly those
jumping horses wear protective headgear conforming to the
current NZ Safety Standard or an equivalent standard and that
the headgear be secured by a retention harness.
Any electronic or audio equipment carried on a competitor
deemed to be possible of outside assistance to a competitor is
banned from all competition, with the penalty of forfeiting all
prize money, awards and qualifications and elimination from
any further classes at the Show.
FORBIDDEN SUBSTANCES
The use of tranquillisers, stimulants, or any drugs capable of
affecting the performance of horses & ponies is forbidden.
Competitors are advised that a test for forbidden substances
may be carried out during the Show & that testing of all animals
is at the owner's risk. Testing for forbidden substances will be
carried out under the Royal Agriculture Society Forbidden
Substance Judiciary Committee (FSJC)procedures & rules (refer
rule 89 RAS Equestrian Competitors & Judges Rule Book & rule
57-58 of the RAS General Rules & Regulations.
Our Equestrian Convenor may issue a yellow card instead of
fines or other penalties as indicated in the RAS affiliated Show
Rules and Regulations to the Person Responsible (PR) in the
following instances:
Section Championships are judged from the winners in the
conformation classes. Reserve Championships are judged from
the eligible winners and the second placed exhibit to the
champion.
Paced and Mannered Horse and Pony Championships will be
judged from the winners of all paced and mannered open
classes after the completion of section judging. Horses will be
judged in the Derby Ring, and Ponies will be judged in front of
the Grandstand.
SUPREME HORSE & SUPREME PONY will be judged at end of
section judging.
The Committee have the right to make any alterations to the
timetable or withdraw / combine any classes / sections as may
be deemed desirable once entries are closed.
Entry Fee $7 unless otherwise specified
Prize Money & Sponsorships
1-5 entries + 1st $15
2nd $10
3rd $6
1st $20
2nd $15
3rd $10
6 entries +
10 entries +
$6
1st $25
2nd $20
4th $6
3rd $15
4th $10
5th
Judging Times at a glance
7.45a.m. Led hacks, followed by Led Ponies
Winners to be available for presentations when
announced.
8.15a.m. Led Welsh Ponies followed by Led Shetland Ponies
8.30a.m. Pony Club
PGG WRIGHTSONS Grand Champion
Horse Accumulator
Gypsy Cob
8.45a.m. Riding Pony A
Riding Pony B
Hunter (Flat) Pony
9.00a.m. Miniature Horse
Saddle Hack
Saddle (Flat) Hunter
Park Hack
9.30a.m. First Ridden, followed by Led Rein.
11.00a.m.
Clydesdale
11.30a.m.
Harness
Harness and Driving Ponies and Miniature
The Grand Champion Horse Award will be decided on
points from exhibits gaining Chamtpion, Reserve
Champion & Supreme Champion from West Otago,
Wyndham, Waiau, Winton, Gore and Southland Shows in
Saddle Horse, Riding Horse, Park Hack, Saddle Hunter
Sections. To be eligible to receive this award, the horse
must compete at the 2014 Southland A&P Show.
The horse with the highest aggregate of points as allocated
below to receive a Grand Champion rug sponsored by
PGG Wrightson.
Points Allocation: Champion 2 points, Reserve Champion 1
point, Supreme Champion 1 additional point.
In the event of a tie, the following count back system will
apply: most Supremes. If still equal then the Supreme at
Southland A&P Show shall be declared the winner.
LED CLASSES
Convenor: Mrs R Stiven
Kindly sponsored by Combined Vet Services
Judging will start at 7.45am in the Hunter Ring
NUTRITECH EQUESTRIAN
ACCUMULATOR
LED HACK
Class 116 Best presented horse and handler
Each winner receives a $100 Voucher from
Nutritech and a rug donated by Zilco Products
'Showing Horse & Showing Pony Champions'
points gained from championship & reserve
championships won (Novice championships not
included)
Best Horse in Show
'In Hand (Led) Horse and In Hand (Led) Pony
Champions'
Points gained from championship & reserve
championships won
Class 119 Stallion, 3 years & over, most suitable
for breeding hacks
Points counted from West Otago, South Otago,
Wyndham & Tokomairiro A&P shows. Winners to
have competed at Tokomairiro & one other show.
Previous winning combinations incur 10 penalty
points.
Class 117 Sports horse, 3 years & over, to be led
Class 118 Thoroughbred, 3 years & over, to be
led
Class 120 Mare, apparently in foal or with foal at
foot.
Pregnancy certificate required if no foal at foot.
Class 121 Thoroughbred or Sports horse Colt,
filly or gelding, 2 years & under.
CHAMPION HACK LED
RESERVE CHAMP HACK LED
Class 133 Best Pure or Part-bred Welsh Pony
Head - any age, male or female.
Class 134 Welsh pony with best movement
LED PONY
BRIMSTONE CHAMPION WELSH MALE PONY
BRIMSTONE RESERVE CHAMPION MALE PONY
Any ponies entered in Saddle classes are
INELIGBLE for led classes, with the exemption of
Welsh and Shetland Ponies.
BRIMSTONE RESERVE CHAMP WELSH FEMALE
PONY
Class 122 Best presented pony and handler
BRIMSTONE CHAMPION WELSH FEMALE PONY
Class to include Shetland exhibits.
Class 123 Pony stallion 148cm or under
SHETLAND PONY
Class 124 Pony Mare (excluding Welsh and
Shetland)
Class 125 Yearling Pony (excluding Welsh and
Shetland)
Class 126 Two year old Pony (excluding Welsh
and Shetland)
Shetland entries to be registered with the Shetland
Pony Society. Breeding & Reg. No. to be stated.
Dry mares and geldings entered in ridden & driven
classes at A & P Shows in In-Hand classes on that
day may be plaited.
Class 135 Shetland Stallion, 3 years & over
CHAMPION LED PONY
Class 136 Shetland Gelding, 3 years & over
RESERVE CHAMPION LED PONY
Class 137 Shetland Pony Mare, 3 years & over
Class 138 Colt, filly or gelding, 2 years & under.
WELSH PONY
Class 139 Shetland Pony with best movement.
CHAMPION SHETLAND PONY
Judging will commence at 8.30a.m.
Welsh entries to be registered with the Welsh Pony & Cob
Society. 25% Welsh Blood. Breeding & Reg. No. to be
stated. Registered Welsh Dry mares and geldings entered
in ridden & driven classes at A & P Shows in In-Hand
classes on that day may be plaited.
RESERVE CHAMPION SHETLAND PONY
CLYDESDALE
Class 127 Best presented Welsh Pony and
handler
Class 128 Pure or Part-bred Welsh Pony Stallion,
3 years & over
Judging starts at 11.00.a.m.
Class 129 Pure or Part-bred Welsh Pony Mare, 3
years & over.
Class 141 Mare, 3 years & over
Class 130 Pure or Part-bred Welsh Gelding, 3
years & over
Class 131 Pure or Part-bred Welsh Pony 2 years,
male or female.
Class 132 Pure or Part-bred Welsh Pony, 1 year,
male or female.
Class 140 Stallion, 3 years & over
Class 142 Two year old Colt or Filly
Class 143 Gelding, 2 years and over
Class 144 Yearling Colt or Filly
Class 145 Foal
CHAMPION CLYDESDALE
RESERVE CHAMPION CLYDESDALE
Judging will start at 8.45a.m.
Class 146 Best Pair
Covered stalls are available for use during the day - these
stalls may have been used the previous night.
Class 147 Working Horse wearing harness,
driven on long reins.
Class 148 Best ridden Clydesdale
Horses must be registered with bodies affiliated to the
RAS, Registration number and Association must be stated
on entry form. The Miniature Horse Section of the show
will be run in accordance with NZMHA Show rules.
Class 149 Best footed Clydesdale
Category A (under 34")
HARNESS & DRIVING PONIES &
MINIATURE HORSES
Class 157 Best presented horse & handler
Class 158 Senior Youth Best Presented
Judging starts 11.30a.m. in the Derby Ring
Prize Money & Sponsorships
1 entry
1st $20
2 entries
1st $20 2nd $10
3 entries +
1st $25 2nd $15
Class 159 Junior Youth Best Presented
Class 160 Foal/Weanling, filly or colt.
Class 161 Yearling Filly
3rd $10 4th $6
Class 150 Best harness Pony/Horse
Class 162 Yearling Colt
Class 151 Best Paced & Mannered Pony/Horse
Class 163 Junior Mare 2 years
Class 152 Best Junior Driver, 16 years & under.
Class 164 Senior Mare 3 years and over
CHAMPION HARNESS & DRIVING PONY
Class 165 Gelding, 2 years and under
RESERVE CHAMPION HARNESS & DRIVING
PONY
Class 166 Gelding, 3 years and over
Class 153 Best Presented Miniature Horse,
Vehicle and Harness
Class 154 Single Pleasure Driving Youth Open
(Miniature), under 18 years
Class 155 Single Pleasure Driving Novice/Maiden
Harness Miniature Horse (0-3 wins
Class 156 Single Pleasure Driving Harness
Miniature Horse.
Class 167 Junior Stallion, 2 years
Class 168 Senior Stallion, 3 years and over
CHAMPION MINIATURE A HORSE FEMALE
RESERVE CHAMP MINIATURE A HORSE
FEMALE
CHAMPION MINIATURE A HORSE MALE
RESERVE CHAMP MINIATURE A HORSE MALE
CHAMPION MINIATURE HARNESS HORSE
RESERVE CHAMP MINIATURE HARNESS HORSE
Category B (34" To 38")
Most Points Harness & Driving Ponies
Class 169 Best presented horse & handler
MINIATURE HORSES
Class 170 Senior Youth Best Presented
Class 171 Junior Youth Best Presented
Kindly sponsored by ANZ Bank
Class 172 Foal/Weanling Filly or Colt.
Class 173 Yearling filly
Class 174 Junior Mare 2 years
Class 188 Adult Showmanship Open (open to all
Adult exhibitors 18 years & over).
Class 175 Senior Mare 3 years and over
Class 176 Yearling colt
JUMPING
Class 177 Gelding, 2 years and under
Class 178 Gelding, 3 years and over
Class 189 2 year old Show Hunter
Class 179 Junior Stallion, 2 years
Class 180 Senior Stallion, 3 years and over.
Class 190 Open Show Hunter 3 years and over
(no Maidens)
CHAMPION MINIATURE B HORSE FEMALE
Class 191 Maiden Show Hunter 3 years and over.
RESERVE CHAMP MINIATURE B HORSE
FEMALE
Class 192 Tip and Out (3 years and over).
CHAMPION MINIATURE SHOW HUNTER
CHAMPION MINIATURE B HORSE MALE
RESERVE CHAMP MINIATURE B HORSE MALE
RESERVE CHAMPION MINIATURE SHOW
HUNTER
SUPREME MINIATURE HORSE EXHIBIT
SADDLE HACKS
COLOUR AND MOVEMENT
Kindly sponsored by Heriot Earthmoving
Class 181 Multi-Colour (includes Pintos and
Appaloosa)
Judging will start at 9.00am
Class 182 Solid Coloured (includes Bays, Black,
Chestnut etc)
Class 194 Novice Saddle Hack (0-2 wins)
Class 193 Best Presented Horse, Rider & Gear
Class 195 Novice Saddle Hack (0-5 wins)
Class 183 Solid Coloured Dilute and others
CHAMPION NOVICE SADDLE HACK
(includes Silver Dapples, Palominos, Duns, Buckskins,
Grulla, Cremello etc)
Class 184 Minature, 2 years and under, with the
best movement
Class 185 Minature, 3 years and over, with the
best movement
RESERVE CHAMPION NOVICE SADDLE HACK
Class 196 Novice Pace & Mannered Novice Hack
(0-5 wins)
Class 197 Hack over 163cm
TROY TROPHY
SHOWMANSHIP
For best heavy hack over 163cm.
Class 198 Hack over 160cm & up to 163cm
Class 186 Youth Showmanship
Class 199 Hack over 158cm &up to 160 cm
Class 187 Adult Showmanship Novice.
CHAMPION SADDLE HACK
(No more than 3 wins in an Adult Showmanship
class)
RESERVE CHAMPION SADDLE HACK
WEST OTAGO TRANSPORT LTD TROPHY 2001
Class 200 Best Paced Hack.
Awarded to the Champion Hunter.
Class 201 Best Mannered Hack.
Class 211 Best Paced Saddle Hunter
CHAMPION PACED & MANNERED HORSE
Class 212 Best Mannered Saddle Hunter.
Most Points Saddles Hacks
Class 213 Best Rider
RESERVE CHAMPION PACED & MANNERED
HORSE
Class 214 Working Hunter
Class 202 Best Rider
GEOFF WILSON PERPETUAL TROPHY 1993
For the Best Lady or Gentleman Rider
Working hunters are required to demonstrate jumping
ability and be of good strong conformation with good
manners, sound paces and be a comfortable ride over long
distances. They will be required to jump a minimum of two
and a maximum of 5 hunter type fences. Jumping style
and ability 40%, conformation 30%, paces and manners
30%. Horses will be required to gallop within the confines
and constraints of the venue involved.
Most Points Saddle Flat Hunters
Class 203 Local Horse
PARK HACKS
SADDLE FLAT HUNTERS
Kindly sponsored by STUART TIMBER
Kindly sponsored by ASB Rural
Judging will start at 9.00am.
Judging will start at 9.00am.
Class 215 Best Presented Park Hack, Rider &
Gear.
Class 204 Best Presented Hunter, Rider & Gear.
Class 216 Novice Park Hack over 148cm & up to
158cm (0-2 wins)
1952 WAYTE TROPHY
For the Best Turned Out Hunter, Rider and Gear.
Class 217 Novice Park Hack over 148cm & up to
158cm (0-5 wins).
Class 205 Novice Saddle Hunter 0-2 wins.
CHAMPION NOVICE PARK HACK
Class 206 Novice Saddle Hunter 0-5 wins
RESERVE CHAMPION NOVICE PARK HACK
CHAMPION NOVICE SADDLE HUNTER
Class 218 Novice Paced & Mannered Novice
Park Hack (0-5 wins)
RESERVE CHAMPION NOVICE SADDLE HUNTER
Class 219 Park Hack over 153cm & up to 158cm.
Class 207 Novice Paced & Mannered Novice
Saddle Hunter 0 - 5 wins
Class 208 Saddle Hunter over 148cm & up to
158cm
Class 220 Park Hack over 148cm & up to 153cm.
CHAMPION PARK HACK
RESERVE CHAMPION PARK HACK
Class 209 Saddle Hunter over 158cm & up to
163cm
VAN DE WATER JEWELLERS TROPHY
Class 210 Saddle Hunter over 163cm
Awarded to Champion Park Hack
CHAMPION SADDLE HUNTER
Class 221 Best Paced Park Hack.
RESERVE CHAMPION SADDLE HUNTER
Class 222 Best Mannered Park Hack
KELSO A & P WAYTE TROPHY 1948
Most Points Park Hacks
Class 223 Best Rider
Class 234 Best Side Saddle Mount (open to
horses and ponies)
Class 235 Best Side Saddle Rider, any age
CHAMPION PACED AND MANNERED
HORSE
1st placed horse in paced classes and mannered classes
from Saddle Flat Hunters, Saddle Hacks and Park Hacks
will compete for the championship. Reserve Champion
judged from eligible winners and the 2nd place horse to the
selected Champion.
Judging to take place at the end of section judging in Derby
Ring
Supreme Horse Exhibit
Judged between the Champion Saddle Hack,
Champion Saddle Flat Hunter, and Champion Park
Hack.
GYPSY COB
Class 236 Best Paced & Mannered Side Saddle
Mount
RIDING PONY A
Kindly sponsored by SOUTHERN WIDE REAL ESTATE
Judging will start at 8.45am.
Competitors may enter the Saddle Pony Section or the
Hunter (flat) Section not both.
All novice classes offered for ponies on the flat are open to
riders of any age.
Class 237 Best Presented Riding Pony, Rider &
Gear
Class 238 Novice Pony Section A (0-5 wins)
Judging will start at 8.30am
Class 239 Novice Pony Section A (0-2 wins)
Horses in this section are not eligible for any other flat
classes at this show.
CHAMPION NOVICE RIDING PONY A
Class 224 Best Presented Horse and Handler
Class 225 Purebred Adult Horse 4 Years & over
Class 226 Purebred Youngstock 3 Years & under
Class 227 Purebred Best Broken Coloured Horse
Class 228 Purebred Best Solid Coloured Horse
RESERVE CHAMPION NOVICE RIDING PONY A
Class 240 Novice Mannered & Paced Pony
Novice Pony (0-5 wins)
Class 241 Open Section A Pony over 142cm & up
to 148cm
Class 229 Partbred Adult Horse 4 Years & Over
Class 242 Open Section A Pony Over 133cm &
up to 142cm
Class 230 Partbred Youngstock 3 Years & Under
CHAMPION RIDING PONY A
Class 231 Partbred Broken Coloured Horse
RESERVE CHAMPION RIDING PONY A
Class 232 Partbred Solid Coloured Horse
Class 243 Best Paced Section A Pony.
CHAMPION GYPSY COB
Class 244 Best Mannered Section A Pony.
RESERVE CHAMPION GYPSY COB
Most Points Riding Pony A
Class 245 Best Rider
SIDE SADDLE
Class 246 Welsh Pony up to 148cm, 25% Welsh
Blood.
Class 233 Best Side Saddle Turnout
RIDING PONY B
Class 258 Novice Hunter (flat) Pony (0-5 wins).
Judging will start at 8.45am.
CHAMPION NOVICE PONY HUNTER
Competitors may enter the Pony (flat) Section or the
Hunter (flat Pony Section not Both.
RESERVE CHAMPION NOVICE PONY HUNTER
All novice classes offered for ponies on the flat are open to
riders of any age.
Class 259 Novice Paced & Mannered Hunter (flat)
Pony.
Class 247 Best Presented Pony, Rider & Gear
Class 248 Novice Section B Pony (0-5 wins)
Class 249 Novice Pony Section B (0-2 wins)
Class 260 Open Hunter (flat) Pony not exceeding
128cm
Class 261 Open Hunter (flat) Pony over 128cm
and not exceeding 138cm
CHAMPION NOVICE RIDING PONY B
RESERVE CHAMPION NOVICE RIDING PONY B
Class 262 Open Hunter (flat) Pony over 138cm
and not exceeding 148cm
Class 250 Novice Paced & Mannered Novice
Section B Pony (0-5 wins)
CHAMPION PONY HUNTER
RESERVE CHAMPION PONY HUNTER
Class 251 Open Section B Pony over 128cm & up
to 133cm
Class 263 Best Paced Hunter (flat) Pony.
Class 252 Open Section B Pony up to 128cm
Class 264 Best Mannered Hunter (flat) Pony.
CHAMPION RIDING PONY B
Most Points Pony Hunter Section
RESERVE CHAMPION RIDING PONY B
Class 265 Best Rider
Class 253 Best Paced Section B Pony
Class 254 Best Mannered Section B Pony
Most Points Riding Pony B
PACED AND MANNERED PONY
CHAMPIONSHIP
Class 255 Best Rider
JA KIRKE MEMORIAL CUP
For the Best Girl Rider, 12 years and under.
HUNTER (FLAT) PONIES
Kindly sponsored by MAINLAND MINERALS
1st placed pony from paced classes and mannered classes
from Riding Pony A, B and Hunter sections to compete for
Championship. Reserve Champion will be judged from the
eligble winners and the 2nd placed pony to the selected
champion.
To be judged in front of the Grandstand at the completion
of section judging.
PONY CLUB SECTION - PONY CLUB
UNIFORM & PLAITING OPTIONAL
Judging will start at 8.45am.
Competitors may enter the Pony (flat) Section or the
Hunter (flat Pony Section not Both.
Kindly sponsored by NICK VANDERLEY CONTRACTING
All novice classes offered for ponies on the flat are open to
riders of any age.
Not eligible for PONY A-B-C and Pony Flat Hunter
Sections.
Riders under 21 years of age on the day of the Show.
Class 256 Best Presented Hunter (Flat) Pony,
Rider & Gear.
Class 257 Novice Hunter (flat) Pony ( 0-2 wins).
Judging will start at 8.30am.
Class 266 Best Local Pony up to 148cm (if
sufficient entries class will be split)
Class 267 Best Local Rider (If sufficient entries
class will be split)
Class 268 Best Presented Pony or Hack, Rider &
Gear.
The same combination cannot enter in both the Leading
Rein Section and the First Ridden Section, but a pony that
has been entered in the Leading Rein Section can be
entered in the First Ridden section with a different rider.
This section is designed for learner riders.
Class 269 Best Pony Club Pony up to 148cm (if
sufficient entries class will be split)
First Ridden Ponies must be ridden in a bridle with a single
rein.
Class 270 Best Pony Club Hack Over 148cm (if
sufficient entries class will be split).
Riders under 10 years who are not competing in the Open
Sections at any A&P Shows.
CHAMPION PONY CLUB MOUNT
A First Ridden Pony may compete in the Open ring with a
different rider.
RESERVE CHAMPION PONY CLUB MOUNT
Class 271 Best Paced & Mannered Pony up to
148cm
Class 272 Best Paced & Mannered Hack over
148cm.
CHAMPION PACED & MANNERED PONY CLUB
MOUN
RESERVE CHAMP P & M PONY CLUB MOUNT
Class 273 Best School Pony to carry 2 children
bareback.
Class 274 Best Pony Club Rider 12 years &
under on Show Day.
(If sufficient entries classes will be split)
Class 275 Best Pony Club Rider over 12 years,
on Show Day.
(if sufficient entries classes will be split)
Class 276 Best Pony Club Mount over 2 fences.
Judged on:
60% suitability and safeness
40% conformation and paces
Ponies not to exceed 138cm
Judging will follow the Led Classes.
Class 279 Best Presented Pony, Rider & Gear.
Class 280 Novice First Ridden Pony (0-5 wins) to
be judged on conformation.
Class 281 Open First Ridden Pony up to 138cm,
to be judged on conformation
Class 282 Best First Ridden Pony up to 138cm
CHAMPION FIRST RIDDEN PONY
RESERVECHAMPION FIRST RIDDEN
Class 283 Best Paced & Mannered.
Most Points First Ridden
Class 284 Best Rider
Most Points Pony Club
LEADING REIN
PONY TROT
To be held in the Derby Ring after the Grand Parade.
Class 277 Pony Trot up to 138cm
Riders 7 years of age and a minimum of 4 years at the
date of entries closing. Leading rein to be attached to the
noseband of a snaffle bridle.
Judged on:
Class 278 Pony Trot over 138cm
60% suitability and safeness
40% conformation and paces
Judging follows First Ridden.
FIRST RIDDEN PONY
Class 285 Best Presented Pony, Rider, Handler &
Gear.
Class 286 Novice Lead Rein Pony (0-5 wins) to
be judged on conformation
Kindly sponsored by AB LIME
Class 287 Pony up to 128cm to be judged on
conformation.
Class 295 Open Pony 1m10 - TA5
Class 288 Best Type of Beginners Riders pony.
Entry Fee $7.00 Prizes - 1st $30.00; 2nd $20.00, 3rd
$15.00
Class 289 Best Rider 5 years and under.
Kindly sponsored by MACKENZIE AVIATION
Class 290 Best Rider 6 years and under 8 years.
Class 291 Best paced & mannered lead rein
pony.
Most Points Led Rein
Class 296 Open Horse 1m20 - TA5
Entry Fee $16.00 Prizes - 1st $60.00; 2nd $40.00; 3rd
$20.00; 4th $10.00
Kindly sponsored by GREAT SOUTHERN POSTS
BLUE MOUNTAIN MOTORS TROPHY 2000
TUAPEKA CENTENNIAL PERPETUAL TROPHY
DERBY RING - TABLE C - 1.30p.m. START
JUMPING
A combination of Show Jumping and Cross Country
jumps, including banks and natural jumps.
Class 297 Open Pony 85cm
Combinations may only compete in THREE classes.
Horses/Ponies in the DERBY Ring & the FEI Ring
CANNOT compete in the ANCARE Ring.
Merial -Ancare competitors can compete in TWO MerialAncare classes only. They can also enter in Derby class
283 or 286.
Junior riders 14 years & over may compete in both Horse &
Pony classes
Back Numbers WILL be worn.
Competitors please present to Judge BEFORE starting.
Marshalls: D.G. Redditt - R Stiven - E McHutchon - N
Hazlett
Entry Fee $6.00 Prizes - 1st $20.00; 2nd $15.00; 3rd
$10.00
Kindly sponsored by HERIOT HOTEL
Class 298 Open Horse 95cm
Entry Fee $7.00 Prizes - 1st $30.00; 2nd $20.00; 3rd
$15.00; 4th $12.00; 5th $5.00
Kindly sponsored by YRLESS LTD
Bruce Anderson Trophy 1988
Class 299 Open Pony 1m05
FEI RING 1.00p.m. START
Entry Fee $11.00 Prizes - 1st $40.00; 2nd $30.00; 3rd
$20.00
Class 292 Open Pony 1m - TA5 (IJO)
Kindly sponsored by INSURANCE BROKERS ALLIANCE
Entry Fee $6.00 Prizes - 1st $25.00; 2nd $20.00; 3rd
$15.00; 4th $10.00
Class 300 Open Horse 1m10
Kindly sponsored by BALLANCE AGRI NUTIRENT
D G Remnant Cup
SADDLE BANK TROPHY 1991
Entry Fee $11.00 Prizes - 1st $45.00; 2nd $35.00; 3rd
$25.00; 4th $15.00
Class 293 Open Horse 1m - TA5 (IJO)
Kindly sponsored by JAMES ENGINEERING
Entry Fee $6.00 Prizes: - 1st $25.00; 2nd $20.00; 3rd
$15.00; 4th $10.00; 5th $8.00; 6th $5.00
Kindly sponsored by BLUE MOUNTAIN NURSERIES
Class 301 Open Horse 1m20
Entry Fee $16.00 Prizes - 1st $60.00; 2nd $40.00; 3rd
$20.00; 4th $10.00
Kindly sponsored by MacKENZIE AVIATION
West Otago Perpetual Trophy 1985
Class 294 Open Horse 1m10 - TA5
Entry Fee $11.00 Prizes - 1st $45.00; 2nd $35.00; 3rd
$25.00; 4th $15.00
Kindly sponsored by CRAIGS INVESTMENT PARTNERS
W S WAYTE MEMORIAL TROPHY 1991
TRAINING RING 1.00p.m. START
Training Horses and Ponies only.
Class 302 Open Pony 70cm TA5
Entry Fee $5.00 Prizes - 1st $10.00; 2nd $8.00; 3rd
$6.00; 4th $4.00
Kindly sponsored by WAIKAKA TRANSPORT
Class 303 Open Pony 80cm TA5
Entry Fee $5.00 Prizes - 1st $10.00; 2nd $8.00; 3rd
$6.00; 4th $4.00
Kindly sponsored by THE ROYAL HOTEL, WAIKAKA
Judges will be available between 12 noon and 2.30p.m.
Please present yourself for judging between these times.
Class 309 Preliminary Test 1B, 2013, Non
Grading
Entry Fee $6.00 Prizes - 1st $15.00; 2nd $10.00;
3rd $5.00
Class 310 Novice Test 2D, 2013, Non Grading
Entry Fee $6.00 Prize Money - 1st $15.00, 2nd
$10.00; 3rd $5.00
Class 304 Open Horse 80cm TA5
Entry Fee $6.00 Prizes - 1st $12.00; 2nd $10.00; 3rd
$8.00; 4th $5.00
CHILDREN'S
Kindly sponsored by OTAGO SKYLIGHTS &
VENTILATION
Class 305 Open Horse 90cm TA5
Entry Fee $6.00 Prizes - 1st $15.00; 2nd $12.00; 3rd
$10.00; 4th $8.00; 5th $5.00
Kindly sponsored by O'CONNOR RICHMOND
No entry fee.
Exhibitors to be under 14 years. Enter on the day.
Entries to be taken to the Pet Tent
Judging to start at 10.30a.m.
CHANGE COURSE
Class 306 Open Pony 80cm Competition in two
phases;
Article 274 - 5.2
Only clear rounds will progress to the second phase.
Entry Fee $5.00 Prizes - 1st $10.00; 2nd $8.00; 3rd
$6.00; 4th $4.00
Colouring competition entries to be in by 12 noon.
BAKING
Kindly sponsored by TAPANUI SUPERMARKET
Kindly sponsored by STIHL SHOP GORE
Class 307 Open Horse 80cm Competition in two
phases;
Prize Money: 1st $5.00, 2nd $2.50, 3rd $1.50
Article 274 - 5.2.
Only clear rounds will progress to the second phase,
Entry Fee $6.00 Prizes - 1st $12.00; 2nd $10.00; 3rd
$8.00; 4th $5.00
Up to 6 years
Kindly sponsored by GORE WINDSCREEN & GLASS
Class 308 Open Horse 90cm. Competition in two
phases;
Article 274 - 5.2.
Only clear rounds will progress to the second phase.
Class 311 3 Pikelets
Class 312 An Unhealthy lunchbox
Class 313 3 plain bought biscuits, iced and
decorated
Entry Fee $6.00 Prizes - 1st $15.00; 2nd $12.00; 3rd
$10.00; 4th $8.00; 5th $5.00
DRESSAGE
Kindly sponsored by RAVENSDOWN
7 - 9 Years
Class 314 3 Cup Cakes, DECORATED
Class 315 3 Pikelets
Class 331 A sand saucer
Class 316 3 Chocolate Chip Biscuits
Class 317 A Cake, iced & decorated (judged on
icing and decoration)
7 - 9 years
Class 318 Best decorated Ginger bread Men
Class 332 A decorated pine cone
Class 333 An home made card
10 - 13 years
Class 334 An home made decoration suitable for
a christmas tree
Class 319 3 Cup Cakes, decorated
Class 335 Most creative Crazy Loom article.
Class 320 3 Pikelets
Class 336 A tray scene ( no larger than 25cm x
25cm x 2cm deep)
Class 321 3 Chocolate Chip Biscuits
Class 322 3 home made Truffles
10 - 13 years
Class 323 A Cake, iced & decorated (judged on
icing and decoration)
Class 324 A Chocolate Cake, not iced.
Kindly sponsored by IDEAL PRINT & DESIGN
Class 337 An home made card
Made by hand or computer
14-18 years
Class 338 An home made decoration suitable for
a christmas tree
Class 339 Home made jewellery.
Class 325 3 home made Truffles
Class 340 An A4 size painted canvas
Class 326 3 Cup Cakes, decorated
Class 341 A home made cushion
Class 327 A Cake, Iced and Decorated (judged
on icing and decoration)
Class 328 3 Plain Scones
NOVELTY
14 - 18 Years
Class 342 A home made cushion
Class 343 A floral arrangement in a cup & saucer
Prize Money: 1st $5.00, 2nd $2.50, 3rd $1.50
Class 391 A Masquerade Mask
Kindly sponsored by IDEAL PRINT & DESIGN
Class 392 A Retro Decorated Gift Box
6 years & under
MODELS
Class 329 A decorated boiled egg.
Kindly sponsored by NICK VANDERLEY CONTRACTING
Class 330 A painted stone
Prize Money: 1st $5.00, 2nd $2.50, 3rd $1.50
6 years & under
Calf must be hand reared and born after 1 August 2013.
Can be dairy or beef cross.
It is the exhibitors responsibility to notify NAIT when
bringing an animal to the Show, and again when you take it
home. The Show will not be communicating i.d's to NAIT.
Class 355 Pre-school - Year 8, Best led calf
Class 344 Lego type (ie duplo, lego, technics)
Class 345 Vegetable/fruit
Kindly sponsored by MEGAW FARMS
Class 356 Pre School - Year 8, Best reared calf
Kindly sponsored by JOHN PATERSON, RURAL
LIVESTOCK
7 - 9 years
Class 357 Yr5 - 8 Best Led Calf
Class 358 Yr 5- 8 Best reared calf
Class 346 Lego/Kinnex Model
DOG CLUB
Made following plan provided with blocks
Class 347 Lego/Kinnex Model
Most creative model not following plan
Class 348 Vegetable/fruit model.
Kindly sponsored by VET SOUTH
Class 349 Plane or car model (can be kitset)
Dog must be in the control of the child and on a lead at all
times.
the Dog must have a current registration and Ovis
Certificate.
10 - 13 years
Class 359 Pre-school - Year 8 inclusive, Best led
dog
If sufficient entries the class will be split on age of child.
Class 350 Lego/Kinnex Model
Made following plan provided with blocks.
Class 351 Lego/Kinnex Model
Class 360 Pre-school - year 8 inclusive, Dog with
best trick.
If sufficient entries the class will be split on age of child.
Most creative model not following plan.
Class 352 Model made from recycled materials
LAMB CLUB
Class 353 Plane or car model (can be kitset)
Class 354 Meccano model
Lamb must be hand reared and born after 1 August 2011.
Can be any breed of sheep.
Kindly sponsored by GOWANBRAE PERENDALES
PET PARADE
Class 361 Pre-school, - Year 8 inclusive, Best led
lamb.
If sufficient entries the class will be split on age of child.
Judging to commence at 10.00 a.m.
Dogs, Lambs, Calves and Other pets will be judged at the
same time.
If sufficient entries classes will be split by age.
Fancy Dress judging will follow judging of other classes.
Prize money unless otherwise specified: 1st $20.00, 2nd
$15.00, 3rd $10.00, 4th $5.00, 5th $5.00, 6th $5.00
Class 362 Pre-school - Year 8 inclusive, Best
reared lamb
If sufficient entries the class will be split on age of child.
OTHER PETS
CALF CLUB - Nait 444248
Pets other than Lambs, Calves or Dogs.
Class 372 Local Scene - within West Otago
Kindly sponsored by SOUTHERN WIDE REAL ESTATE
Class 363 Pre-school - Year 8 inclusive, Best Pet
Class 373 Scene other than local area
Class 364 Pre-school - Year 8 inclusive, Most
Unusual Pet
Class 374 Digital photo
Connor & Fitzpatrick Lucky Draw for Pet
exhibitors
Photo to be taken within West Otago. Email to
show@yrless.co.nz or text to 027 887 552 by the 20th
November 2014. Put childs name and age as subject
heading.
Class 375 Scrap book page, "What West Otago
means to me"
SPECIAL CLASSES
No entry fee - ribbons for prizes.
The Life of My Pet Posters are to include the child's
age on the entry.
Class 376 Scrap book page about any item
AGRI SPORTS
Dunrobin Young Farmers Club
Entry to be on A2 card.
Can include photo's, drawings, diagrams and a short
story.
Team based agri-skills competition
The best dressed judging will be after the species
classes are judged.
Class 377 Agri Kids
Class 365 Best dressed pet
Teams of 3, one of which must be female, up to Year
8.
Class 366 Pre-school, The Life of My Pet Poster
Class 378 AgriTeens
Class 367 Year 1 - Year 3, The Life of My Pet
Poster
Class 368 Year 4 - Year 6, The Life of My Pet
Poster
Class 369 Year 7 - Year 8, The Life of My Pet
Poster
Teams of 2, up to the age of 18 years.
OPEN PHOTOGRAPHY
CHILDREN'S PHOTOGRAPHY
Open to up to 18 years.
ENTRY FEE $1.00. Enter on the day
All Photo's are to be 6 x 4, unmounted, unframed.
Prize Money: 1st $10.00, 2nd $5.00, 3rd $2.50
Prize Money: 1st $5.00, 2nd $2.50, 3rd $1.50
Judging will start at 10.30a.m.
Class 370 People Study
All Photo's are to be 6 x 4, unmounted, unframed.
Class 371 Animal/Bird
Class 379 People study
Class 380 Animals
Class 381 Local Scene
Class 382 Humorous
Class 383 Scene, other than local area
Class 384 Scrap book page, any subject
OPEN BAKING
Kindly sponsored by TAPANUI SUPERMARKET
19 years plus adults
ENTRY FEE $1.00. Enter on the day.
Prize Money: 1st $10.00, 2nd $5.00, 3rd $2.50
Judging will start at 10.30a.m.
Class 385 Chocolate cake, uniced
Class 386 Plain, UNFILLED Sponge, sandwich
Class 387 Light Fruit Cake
All must follow recipe to be published in local papers
Class 388 A cake, iced and decorated
Class 389 Three home made Afghans