KIRRIEMUIR DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION
(established 1877)
HORSE SCHEDULE
Other Schedules available from the Secretary
SATURDAY 18TH JULY 2015
MUIRHEAD OF LOGIE
ENTRIES CLOSE – SUNDAY 21st JUNE 2015
STRICTLY NO LATE ENTRIES AFTER 8.45AM
ON SHOW DAY EXCEPT SECTION 23 WHICH
IS 12 NOON
TWINNED WITH BRACEBRIDGE FALL FAIR & HORSE SHOW, ONTARIO
KIRRIEMUIR DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION
(established 1877)
PLEASE SEE JUDGING COMMENCEMENT TIMES UNDER EACH SECTION
HEADING
ALL HORSE PASSPORTS MUST BE PRODUCED ON SHOW DAY
ENTRIES MUST BE IN THE SHOW FIELD 30 MINUTES BEFORE JUDGING
COMMENCES
STRICTLY NO ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED ON SHOW DAY AFTER
8.45AM – EXCEPT SECTION 23 WHICH IS 12 NOON

LATE ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED ON THE DAY – AT DOUBLE THE
FEE
ENTRY
Centenary
Silver Trophy 2015 SHEEP – CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS
To be awarded in alternate years to the Champion of Champions in
IN ADDITION TO THE SHOW RULES, PROVIDED AT THE BACK OF THIS
Cattle, Horse and Sheep Sections, drawn thus:
DOCUMENT, SUPPLEMENTARY INSTRUCTIONS OR REQUIREMENTS
RELEVANT TO INDIVIDUAL
THROUGHOUT
2015 CLASSES ARE HIGHLIGHTED
Sheep
WITH TEXT SHOWN IN2016
A BOX
2017
Horse
Cattle
A & H Rosettes – Champion of Champion Rosette & Sash
Presented by A & H Rosettes who have made all of our rosettes, badges
and so much more.
Further Show Lists and information can be obtained from:
Donna Leslie, Chenar, 1 Strathview Road, Kirriemuir, Angus, DD8 5BZ
Tele: 01575 573222
e-mail: kirriemuirshow@hotmail.com
www.kirriemuir-show.co.uk
KIRRIEMUIR DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION
(established 1877)
SECTION EIGHTEEN – PONIES IN HAND AND RIDDEN
Entry Fee £5
JUDGING AT 9AM BY Mrs R. Young OBE, Nairn
Prize Money for the Classes listed below is 1st £12, 2nd £9 and 3rd £6; a
Prize of £3 will be paid if 8 or more entries put forward in any Class
IN HAND
CLASS 160
CLASS 161
CLASS 162
RIDING PONY IN HAND BARREN MARE OR GELDING –
FOUR YEARS OLD AND OVER, NOT EXCEEDING 14.2HH
RIDING PONY YEARLING,COLT, FILLY OR GELDING NOT
TO EXCEED 14.2HH AT MATURITY
RIDING PONY IN HAND FILLY OR GELDING – 2 OR 3
YEARS OLD NOT TO EXCEED 14.2HH AT MATURITY
Special Prizes (all Perpetual):

Champion – Mrs Compton Trophy – 1st and 2nd from classes 160 - 162
eligible
LOCAL CLASSES – Ponies not to have won a Championship or Reserve at any
other show
Open to Exhibitors resident in the County of Angus
CLASS 163
CLASS 164
CLASS 165
CLASS 166
LOCAL LEAD REIN CLASS – RIDER UP TO 7 YRS. PONY
NOT TO EXCEED 12.2HH MARE OR GELDING
LOCAL FIRST RIDDEN PONY – RIDER OVER 7 & UP TO
10YRS. PONY NOT TO EXCEED 12.2HH MARE OR GELDING
LOCAL CHILD’S PONY CLASS – RIDER OVER 10 & UP TO 12
YEARS OF AGE AND PONY NOT TO EXCEED 13.2HH MARE
OR GELDING
LOCAL CHILD’S PONY CLASS – RIDER OVER 12 & UP TO 16
YEARS PONY NOT TO EXCEED 14.2HH MARE OR GELDING
NB: Classes may be amalgamated if insufficient entries forward on day or
show
Special Prizes (all perpetual):

Local Champion – The Cortachy Cup - 1st and 2nd from classes 163-166
eligible
KIRRIEMUIR DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION
(established 1877)
OPEN SADDLE CLASSES
CLASS 167
CLASS 168
CLASS 169
RIDING PONY – MARE OR GELDING, 4 YEARS OLD OR
OVER, NOT EXCEEDING 12.2HH. RIDERS NOT TO HAVE
ATTAINED THEIR 13TH BIRTHDAY BY DATE OF SHOW
RIDING PONY – MARE OR GELDING, 4 YEARS OLD OR
OVER, EXCEEDING 12.2HH BUT NOT EXCEEDING 13.2HH.
RIDERS NOT TO HAVE ATTAINED THEIR 15TH BIRTHDAY
BY DATE OF SHOW
RIDING PONY – MARE OR GELDING, 4 YEARS OLD OR
OVER, EXCEEDING 13.2HH BUT NOT EXCEEDING 14.2HH.
RIDERS NOT TO HAVE ATTAINED THEIR 17TH BIRTHDAY
BY DATE OF SHOW
Special Prizes (all perpetual):


Champion – David A. Lawson Trophy. 1st and 2nd from classes 167-169
eligible
- David A. Lawson Memorial Trophy Overall Best Pony - open to the In
Hand (160-162), Local (163-166) and Ridden(167-169) Champion and
Reserve - David A. Lawson Memorial
LATE ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED ON THE DAY – AT DOUBLE THE
ENTRY FEE
KIRRIEMUIR DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION
(established 1877)
SECTION NINETEEN – ARAB SECTION
Entry Fee: £5
JUDGING AT 9AM BY Mrs C. Roebuck, Turriff
Prize Money for the classes listed below is 1st £12, 2nd £9 and 3rd £6; a 4th
Prize of £3 will be paid if 8 or more entries put forward in any Class
IN HAND
CLASS 170
CLASS 171
CLASS 172
RIDDEN
CLASS 179
PART BRED/PURE & ANGLO ARAB YEARLING,COLT, FILLY
OR GELDING
PART BRED/PURE & ANGLO ARAB, FILLY OR GELDING 2
AND 3 YEARS OLD
PART BRED/ PURE & ANGLO ARAB MARE OR GELDING 4
YEARS OLD AND OVER
RIDDEN PURE BRED/ANGLO ARAB/PART BRED 4 YEARS
OLD AND OVER, MARE OR GELDING – ANY HEIGHT
Special Prizes (all perpetual):

Best part bred in classes 170 to 172 – Solway Wild Cherry Trophy.
Anglo Arabs are not eligible for this trophy

Best Ridden - The Brooks Trophy

Overall Arab Champion – Janet Ewart Memorial Trophy
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LATE ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED ON THE DAY – AT DOUBLE THE
ENTRY FEE
KIRRIEMUIR DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION
(established 1877)
SECTION TWENTY – HUNTERS IN HAND AND RIDDEN
:
Entry Fee: £5
JUDGING AT 9AM BY Mrs J. Hunter, Rosewell (ride)
Mr G Stirrat, Duns (conformation)
Prize Money for the Classes listed below is 1st £12, 2nd £9 and 3rd £6; a 4th
Prize of £3 will be paid if 8 or more entries put forward in any Class
PLEASE NOTE THAT THE RIDDEN CLASSES WILL BE JUDGED FIRST AT 9AM
fFIRST
RIDDEN HUNTERS
CLASS 186
SMALL HUNTER, EXCEEDING 14.2HH, BUT NOT
EXCEEDING 15.2HH 4 YEARS OLD AND OVER; MARE OR
GELDING
CLASS 187
RIDDEN HUNTER, EXCEEDING 15.2 HH 4 YEARS OLD AND
OVER; MARE OR GELDING
IN HAND HUNTER
CLASS 181
HUNTER BROOD MARE WITH OWN FOAL AT FOOT.
(MARES THAT ARE IN FOAL OR HAVE
LOST THEIR FOAL ARE NOT ELIGIBLE)
CLASS 182
HUNTER FOAL – FOALS OUT OF MARE IN CLASS 181
NB: FOALS MUST BE 4 WEEKS OLD BY DAY OF SHOW
CLASS 183
DDAYDDADATE
HUNTER YEARLING – COLT, GELDING OR FILLY
CLASS 184
HUNTER 2 OR 3 YEAR OLD – GELDING OR FILLY
Special Prizes (all perpetual):

Best Animal bred by exhibitor and got by Registered Sire, excluding
Arabs; Open to Section 20 – The Brewster Cup. This Cup was won
outright by Mrs L. E. Mackay in 1990 who represented it to the
Association as a perpetual Trophy for the same Competition.

Best Animal in Classes 181 – 184 inclusive – The McDonald Rosebowl
presented by Mr & Mrs A. R. McDonald, Little Garlowbank

Best Animal in Classes 186 and 187 – Commander Zibel Cup presented by
Messrs C & G Brewster, Kirriemuir

Overall Champion in Section 20 – Scorio Cup presented by Mr J. Lang
KIRRIEMUIR DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION
(established 1877)
SECTION TWENTY ONE - ROR THOROUGHBRED
Entry Fee: £5
JUDGING in the Main Ring after the In-Hand
Hunters (approximately 11a.m.)
BY Mrs J Hunter, Rosewell (ride) & Mr
G Stirrat, Duns (conformation)
Prize Money for the Classes listed below is 1st £12, 2nd £9 and 3rd £6; a 4th
Prize of £3 will be paid if 8 or more entries put forward in any Class
The Scottish Tattersalls, RoR Thoroughbred Show Series 2015/16
CLASS 190
The Tattersalls and RoR Thoroughbred Ridden Show Horse Class
Thoroughbred mare or gelding, 4 years old or over, any height. Riders must be 15
years or over. 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 Royal Highland Show in 2016. All entries MUST be
registered with Weatherbys in their General Stud Book and MUST also be
registered with the RoR. The class is open to thoroughbreds that have RACED.
There will be a prize for the highest placed veteran 15 years or over. The class
will be run under the rules of RoR. Horses to 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.
Competitors must wear a safety/kite mark hard hat with a chinstrap.
LATE ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED ON THE DAY – AT DOUBLE THE
ENTRY FEE
KIRRIEMUIR DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION
(established 1877)
SECTION TWENTY TWO – WORKING HUNTER PONIES
Entry Fee: £5
JUDGING AT 9 AM BY Mrs H. Stirrat, Duns
Prize Money for the Class listed below is 1st £12, 2nd £9 and 3rd £6; a 4th
Prize of £3 will be paid if 8 or more entries put forward in and Class
For Registered Large & Small Breeds ( class 201/202). Stallions, mares
& geldings, 5 year old and over. Rider any age, except ridden stallions.
Small Breed-Rider must be 12 years or over. Large Breed-Rider must
be 14 years or over.
Class 201
Reg. Small Breeds (Shetland, Exmoor, Dartmoor,
Welsh Mountain A & B
Fences – Min 53cms (1’ 9”) Max 76cms (2’ 6”) approx
Class 202
Reg. Large Breeds (Connemara, Highland, New
Forest, Dales, Fell, Welsh Mountain C & D)
Fences – Min 60cms (2’) Max 84cms (2’ 9”) approx
Class 203
Mixed Height Plaited Open WHP ( to be judged
under NPS rules) Open to any type/breed, mare or
gelding, 4 years old and over. Ponies will jump in
their own height section i.e 12- 13 hh, 13.1 – 14 hh,
14.1 – 15 hh. Qualifying ponies will compete as a
group in the confirmation/show phase. If a rider
qualifies in more than one height section they must
nominate only one pony for the final phase. Riders
must be correct age for the height of the animal
they ride. Riders may ride more than one pony
providing they are for a different height section.
The course will consist of 7 natural fences, with at least one spread and
one change of direction.
The competition will be judged under NPS rules
Special Prizes (all perpetual):

Overall Champion from sections 22 & 23 - Lochlands Trophy
KIRRIEMUIR DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION
(established 1877)
SECTION 23
NOVICE WORKING HUNTER
Entry Fee: £5 JUDGING AT 1.00PM BY Mrs J. Hunter, Rosewell (ride)
Mr G Stirrat, Duns (conformation)
Prize Money for the Class listed below is 1st £12, 2nd £9 and 3rd £6; a 4th
Prize of £3 will be paid if 8 or more entries put forward in and Class
CLASS 211
MARE OR GELDING OVER 14.2HH AND 4 YEARS OLD AND
UPWARDS, NOT HAVING WON A FIRST PRIZE VALUE
OF £60 OR A TOTAL OF £200 IN PRIZE MONEY IN ANY
WORKING HUNTER CLASS, OR MORE THAN 25 BHS
EVENTING POINTS OR £200 BSJA SHOW JUMPING, AT
HOME OR ABROAD BEFORE 1ST JANUARY, 2015 HORSES
PLACED 1ST OR 2ND IN ANY WORKING HUNTER QUALIFIER
FOR THE RIHS OR HOYS/HUNTER OF THE YEAR
CHAMPIONSHIPS WILL NOT BE ELIGIBLE TO COMPETE
IN THIS CLASS. HEIGHTS OF JUMPS WILL NOT EXCEED
2FT’9”. RIDERS MUST BE 17 YEARS OR OVER ON THE DAY
OF THE COMPETITION.
CLASS TO BE JUDGED IN LINE WITH SHB (GB) RULES.
Special Prizes (all perpetual):



Cup presented by The Bank of Scotland for their Ter-Centenary –
awarded to the winner of class 211
Jan Wilson Memorial Trophy - Overall Champion of classes 211 & 221
Overall Champion from sections 22 & 23 - Lochlands Trophy
KIRRIEMUIR DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION
(established 1877)
SECTION 23
NOVICE WORKING HUNTER
THE STEWARTS BUILDING SERVICES/BHS SCOTLAND WORKING
HUNTER SERIES
Entry Fee: £10
Prize Money for the Class listed below is 1st £30, 2nd £25, 3rd £20 and 4th
£15
CLASS 221
Eligibility: Horses must be 15hh or over, 4 years
old and over. Riders must be 18 years old or over.
To compete at the final, either the rider or owner
of the horse must be a member of the BHS.
Course: 8-12 fences approx 3'6", judged in line
with Sports Horse GB rules
Qualifying: The first three partnerships will
qualify even if they have not jumped clear. If one
of these has already qualified, their qualification
may be handed down to the fourth placed horse
and rider provided they had a clear round in the
jumping..
Special Prizes (all perpetual):
Cup presented by David & Jane Reid, Kingennie – awarded to the winner
of Class 221
Jan Wilson Memorial Trophy - Overall Champion of classes 211 & 221
Overall Champion from sections 22 & 23 - Lochlands Trophy
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KIRRIEMUIR DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION
(established 1877)
SECTION TWENTY FOUR – HIGHLAND PONIES
Entry Fee: £5
JUDGING AT 9AM BY Mr C. McQuattie, Kingsmuir
Prize Money for Classes listed below is 1st £12, 2nd £9 and 3rd £6; a 4th
Prize of £3 will be paid if 8 or more entries put forward in any Class
IN HAND PONIES
CLASS 231
BROOD MARE WITH FOAL AT FOOT OR DUE TO FOAL BY
31.8.2015
CLASS 232
FOAL (NB: FOALS MUST BE 3 WEEKS OLD BY SHOW
DATE)
CLASS 233
YELD MARE – 4 YEARS OLD AND OVER
CLASS 234
GELDING – 4 YEARS OLD AND OVER
CLASS 235
FILLY, COLT,OR GELDING – 1 YEAR OLD
CLASS 236
FILLY OR GELDING – 2 YEARS OLD
CLASS 237
FILLY OR GELDING – 3 YEARS OLD
RIDDEN HIGHLAND PONIES
CLASS 238
BEST ANIMAL IN SADDLE
Special Prizes (all perpetual)


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


Champion Highland Pony – Cup presented by Mrs J Compton, Ward of
Turin
Best Highland Pony Foal bred by exhibitor – Strathmore Cup presented
by C. McQuattie
Best Entry in Ridden Class 238 – Cup presented by Mrs D J H Gow,
Pitscandly
Reserve Champion Highland Pony – The Strathmore Shield presented by
C. McQuattie
Best Gelding from Classes 234, 235, 236 & 237 – The McInroy Trophy
Champion in Hand & Ridden – Rosettes presented by the Highland Pony
Society
Best Dressed In-Hand Groom/Handler – The Edindurno Shield
presented by Pat Watson on behalf of the Watson Family
LATE ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED ON THE DAY – AT DOUBLE THE
ENTRY FEE
KIRRIEMUIR DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION
(established 1877)
SECTION TWENTY FIVE – SHETLAND PONIES
Entry Fee: £5
JUDGING AT 9AM BY Mrs J Pleass, Devonshaw
Prize Money for the classes listed below is 1st £12, 2nd £9, 3rd £6, a 4th
Prize of £3 will be paid if 8 or more entries put forward in any Class
Classes must be confined to Registered Ponies. Ponies must be named on the entry form and in
the catalogue if one is produced. Society rosettes must only be given to ponies registered with
The Society or eligible for registration (i.e. foals).
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.
There must be no colts or entire males in Young Handlers Classes. Children under 14yrs old
may not show colts (excluding foals) or entire males in In-hand Classes. Children under 11yrs
old on the day of the show may not show entire males in ridden Classes. In the interests of
safety, hardhats must be worn by all handlers aged 14yrs or under in In-hand Classes. Hard
hats must be worn by all exhibitors, irrespective of age, in ridden Classes. In ridden Classes, if
a rider falls off at any time whilst in the ring, both pony and rider must leave the ring, riders
dismounted, and take no further part.
CLASS 241
CLASS 242
BROOD MARE WITH FOAL AT FOOT OR YELD MARE
FOALS SHOWN WITH THEIR DAMS (NB: FOALS MUST BE
3 WEEKS OLD BY SHOW DATE)
CLASS 243
YEARLING,COLT, FILLY OR GELDING
CLASS 244
TWO/THREE YEAR OLD FILLY
CLASS 245
STALLION OR GELDING – 2 YEARS OLD AND OVER
CLASS 246
OPEN RIDDEN – ANY RIDER OF SUITABLE HEIGHT AND
WEIGHT
Ponies must be shown in a suitable bridle. Hard hats to be worn
Special Prizes (all perpetual)


Champion Shetland Pony – Kerryston Cup presented by Mr & Mrs K.
Scott, Kellas
Rosettes from The Shetland Pony Society
NO LATE ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED FOR THE
SHETLAND PONY SECTION
KIRRIEMUIR DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION
(established 1877)
SECTION TWENTY SIX – MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND
(Excluding Shetland & Highland Ponies)
Entry Fee: £5
JUDGING AT 9AM BY Mrs W. Aird, Peat Inn
Prize Money for Classes listed below is 1st £12, 2nd £9 and 3rd £6; a 4th
Prize of £3 will be paid if 8 or more entries put forward in any Class
IN HAND MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND (SMALL BREEDS/LARGE BREEDS)
CLASS 251
CLASS 252
CLASS 253
CLASS 254
CLASS 255
MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND MARE WITH FOAL AT FOOT
MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND FOAL (NB: FOALS MUST BE 3
WEEKS OLD BY SHOW DATE)
YEARLING,COLT, FILLY OR GELDING
TWO OR THREE YEAR OLD FILLY OR GELDING
MARE OR GELDING – 4 YEARS OLD AND OVER
CLASS 256
REGISTERED LARGE BREEDS – 1, 2 & 3 YEAR OLD & OVER
RIDDEN MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND (NO SPURS PERMITTED)
CLASS 257
CLASS 258
REGISTERED SMALL BREED 4 YEARS OLD AND OVER
REGISTERED LARGE BREED 4 YEARS OLD AND OVER
Special Prizes (all perpetual)


Champion Mountain & Moorland In Hand/Ridden(small breeds) : Classes
251-257 – The Bruce Cup presented by The Bruce Family, Airlie
Overall Large Mountain & Moorland Champion: open to Classes 256 and
258 – The Murchacko Shield presented by Mr & Mrs Jolly, Inverbervie
LATE ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED ON THE DAY – AT DOUBLE THE
ENTRY FEE
KIRRIEMUIR DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION
(established 1877)
SECTION TWENTY SEVEN – COLOURED HORSES
Entry Fee: £5
C. Roebuck, Turriff
JUDGING AT APPROX 10.00AM after Arabs by Mrs
Prize Money for Classes listed below is 1st £12, 2nd £9 and 3rd £6; a 4th
prize of £3 will be paid if 8 or more entries put forward in any Class
IN HAND
CLASS 261
CLASS 262
CLASS 263
CLASS 264
CLASS 265
RIDDEN
CLASS 266
BROOD MARE ANY SIZE OR TYPE WITH FOAL AT FOOT
FOAL OUT OF MARE IN CLASS 261 (FOAL MUST BE 3
WEEKS OLD BY SHOW DATE)
YEARLING, COLT, FILLY OR GELDING
TWO OR THREE YEAR OLD, FILLY OR GELDING
FOUR YEAR OLD OR OVER MARE OR GELDING
RIDDEN COLOURED MARE OR GELDING, 4 YEAR OLD AND
OVER, ANY HEIGHT
Special Prizes (all perpetual)

Overall Champion in Coloured Horse Section – The Ben of Logie Trophy
presented by A & E Stewart, Mains of Logie, Kirriemuir
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LATE ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED ON THE DAY – AT DOUBLE THE
ENTRY FEE
KIRRIEMUIR DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION
(established 1877)
SECTION TWENTY EIGHT – APPALOOSA/SPOTTED HORSES
CLASS TO COMMENCE IMMEDIATELY AFTER COLOURED SECTION
Entry Fee: £5
JUDGING BY Mrs C. Roebuck, Turriff
Prize Money for Classes listed below is 1st £12, 2nd £9 and 3rd £6; a 4th
prize of £3 will be paid if 8 or more entries put forward in any Class
NB: Classes may be amalgamated on Show Day if insufficient entries received
CLASS 270
CLASS 271
CLASS 272
CLASS 273
YEARLING –COLT, FILLY OR GELDING
TWO OR THREE YEAR OLD – FILLY OR GELDING
FOUR YEAR OLD AND OVER MARE OR GELDING
RIDDEN APPALOOSA/SPOTTED MARE OR GELDING, FOUR
YEARS OLD AND OVER, ANY HEIGHT
Special Prizes (all perpetual)

Overall Champion in Appaloosa/Spotted Horse Section – Mary Christie
Memorial Cup
LATE ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED ON THE DAY – AT DOUBLE THE
ENTRY FEE
KIRRIEMUIR DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION
(established 1877)
SECTION TWENTY NINE – VETERAN HORSES
Entry Fee: £5
JUDGING AFTER THE PONIES IN PONY RING
(APPROXIMATELY 11 am) BY Mrs M Smith, Kilwinning
Prize Money for Classes listed below is 1st £12, 2nd £9 and 3rd £6; a 4th
prize of £3 will be paid if 8 or more entries put forward in any Class
CLASS 280
CLASS 281
CLASS 282
CLASS 283
IN-HAND, 15 TO 20 YEARS OLD MARE OR GELDING, ANY
HEIGHT
IN-HAND, 21+ YEARS OLD MARE OR GELDING, ANY
HEIGHT
RIDDEN, , 15 TO 20 YEARS OLD MARE OR GELDING, ANY
HEIGHT
RIDDEN, 21+ YEARS OLD MARE OR GELDING, ANY HEIGHT
LATE ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED ON THE DAY – AT DOUBLE THE
ENTRY FEE
KIRRIEMUIR DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION
(established 1877)
SECTION THIRTY– CARRIAGE DRIVING
Entry Fee: £5
Judge TO BE CONFIRMED
Class to commence 1pm
Prize Money for Classes listed below is 1st £12, 2nd £9 and 3rd £6; a 4th
prize of £3 will be paid if 8 or more entries put forward in any Class
CLASS 300
PRIVATE DRIVING CLASS - Open to horses/ponies any
height,
4 years old and over to be driven single, pair or
tandem to suitable vehicle (commercial vehicles and hackney
show wagons excluded). Excessive speed is not required and the
suitability of exhibits for private driving purposes will be specially
considered. This is a Whitehall Cup points qualifier.
CLASS 301
EXERCISE VEHICLE CLASS (Two or four wheel): Open to
horses/ponies singles or pairs, An exercise vehicle is a carriage not
of traditional type design and includes those with pneumatic tyres
these must be those specifically designed for carriages (i.e. not car
tyres). Lamps need not be carried. Judging will include horse and
vehicle suitability, correct fitting of harness, general cleanliness and
safety turnout. This class is a Chairman's Cup points qualifier.
As this event will be judged in the main ring can
you please put on the reverse of your
entry form some information on your
carriage and horse or pony to assist the
compere – thank you
LATE ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED ON THE DAY – AT DOUBLE THE
ENTRY FEE
KIRRIEMUIR DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION
(established 1877)
SHOW RULES
1.
All animals entered for the competition must be the bona fide property of the
entrants, the entrants’ business, the entrants’ employers or the entrants’
family and must have been in their possession since 1st June, 2015
2.
No animal will be allowed to compete in more than one Class, except in
certain Horse Sections (please check with Secretary prior to entering) and
Class 41a.
3.
Farm Cart Harness need not be the property of the exhibitor, who need not be
a member of the Association. Harness must be exhibited upon a horse.
4.
Where prizes or donations are given for any special class or purpose, such
prize or donation shall be awarded to that class or purpose to which it was
given.
5.
Qualified persons must be in attendance upon each lot of livestock the whole
time of the Show, and all attendants must be amenable to the orders of the
Directors and Stewards.
6.
With the exception of the Stewards and other members of the Committee in
the discharge of their duties, no person will be admitted inside the judging
rings or to interfere with or come in contact with the Judges on any pretext
whatsoever.
7.
All stock must be placed in the showyard half an hour before judging
commences at 8.30 am. The gates will be shut and the showyard cleared of all
persons, except those in attendance upon stock, one person being allowed to
each lot and at 9.00 am the showyard will be open to the public.
8.
No animal or lot shall be allowed to leave the showfield before 3.00 pm unless
with the written permission of the Secretary.
9.
No booths, refreshment stalls, itinerant or strolling players or vendors of any
commodity whatsoever, will be admitted to the showyard without a pass from
the Secretary, and should any person be found infringing this order, they will
be immediately ejected.
10. Should there be any Class for which a sufficient number of entries have not
been made to give a fair competition, the Directors reserve the power to
reduce the prize offered, or withdraw that Class from competition.
KIRRIEMUIR DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION
(established 1877)
11. Protests (if any) must be lodged with the Secretary in writing before 2.00 pm
on the day of the Show; otherwise such protest will not be entertained. The
Directors reserve the power to themselves to settle all protests or disputes
that may arise, from whose decision there is no appeal. All protests must be
accompanied with a deposit of £10.00 and if not sustained, this sum will be
forfeited at the discretion of the Directors
12. Showlists, forms of entry and schedules can be obtained from the Secretary on
application.
13. All entry monies must be paid to the Secretary and Treasurer prior to the
Show.
14. The Association, its Directors, Attending members, or Servants, shall not be
responsible to any person whatsoever while upon the Associations premises,
or while entering or leaving same, for any damage or loss, however caused, to
the property of any such person, or for injury, fatal or otherwise, to any such
person. The Association, its Directors, Attending members or Servants shall
not be responsible for any accident, damage or loss, however caused, that
may occur to any exhibitor, or his servant, or to any animal, article or property
brought into the showfield, or while entering or leaving or being carried into
or out of the said showfield. Each exhibitor or entrant shall be solely
responsible for any loss, injury or damage that may be done to, or occasioned
by or arising from any animal, article or property exhibited or brought to the
showfield by him and he shall indemnify and hold harmless the Association
from and against all actions, suits expenses and claims on account of, or in
respect of any damage or injury which may be caused or occasioned.
Exhibitors must take their own risks of the pens, buchts and stalls provided by
the Association and will be held to have satisfied themselves as to the
sufficiency thereof before their stock is installed.
15. Please note that entry fees are non refundable in the event of the Show being
cancelled for reasons outwith the Directors’ control.
16. Exhibitors are requested to note timetable where an animal is entered in more
than one class the committee can take no responsibility if a clash in time
occurs.
BY ORDER OF THE DIRECTORS OF THE KIRRIEMUIR DISTRICT
AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION