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TYRONE FARMING SOCIETY

179th Annual Omagh Show

HORSE AND PONY SHOWING AND JUMPING

Friday 5 and Saturday 6 July 2019

> PLEASE NOTE: Horse and Pony Showing Classes take place on Friday 5 July 2019 <

PRIZE SCHEDULE 2019

Entries close Friday 14 June 2019

Details of all Show Events from:

Show Office

Showgrounds 3 Gillygooley Road OMAGH BT78 5PN

Tel: 028 82 242500 Fax: 028 82 240066

Web: www.tyronefarmingsociety.co.uk

http://www.tyronefarmingsociety.co.uk/

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CONTENTS Page No

SHOW OPEN TO PUBLIC 4 RULES OF TYRONE FARMING SOCIETY 5 SHOW SAFETY 8 JUDGES AND OFFICIALS 9 OTHER SHOW ATTRACTIONS 12

RING 1 13

MINIATURES 13 SHETLAND 14 CONNEMARA 16 JUNIOR HANDLER 17 Beginners’ In-hand Showing Tips 18

RING 2 22 COLOURED HORSE 23 IRISH DRAUGHT HORSE CLASSES 23 TRADITIONAL COB 24 NON-THOROUGHBRED HORSES 25 QUALIFIERS 26

RING 3 46 LEAD REIN CLASSES 47 Competing in Lead Rein Classes 47 FIRST RIDDEN CLASS 48 FAMILY PONY 48 SHOW PONY RIDING CLASSES 48

RIDDEN CONNEMARA 49

RING 4 50 COLOURED HORSE – Under Saddle 50 HUNTERS 51 RIDDEN COB 52 RIDDEN IRISH DRAUGHT HORSE 52 RACE HORSE TO RIDING HORSE CLASS 52 IDHBA QUALIFYING RULES 53

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PONY AND HORSE JUMPING SECTION – FRIDAY 55

ARENA 1 - Horses 56 ARENA 2 - Horses 57 ARENA 3 - Ponies 58

PONY AND HORSE JUMPING SECTION – SATURDAY 60

ARENA 1 - Horses 60 ARENA 2 - Horses 61 ARENA 3 - Ponies 62

WORKING HUNTER SECTION – FRIDAY 64

ARENA 4 – Working Hunter Ponies 64 ARENA 4 – Working Hunter Horses 65

DOG SHOW 67

MOST SUITABLY DRESSED LADY/GENTLEMAN for a day at the Show 68 FASHION SHOW 68 CHILDREN’S COMPETITION 69 FLOWER ARRANGING 69 BARBECUE 69 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 70 PRIZE SCHEDULE 70

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Omagh Show

will be

Open to the Public

on

Friday, 5 July 2019

* Show Jumping,

Pony and Horse Showing and

Working Hunter

from 10 00 am

Barbecue 9 00 pm*

and

Saturday 6 July 2019

* All Events *

from 9 30 am

No late entries will be accepted under any

circumstances

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RULES OF THE TYRONE FARMING SOCIETY That the Society shall consist of Members subscribing not less than fifteen pounds annually to its funds. The said subscription to be payable in advance each year on 1 May. Life Membership - £75.00 Annual Membership - £15.00 Subscribers of £15 will be entitled to one free Member’s badge for the Show and for Horse Jumping.

GENERAL REGULATIONS

REGULATIONS FOR ENTRY OF STOCK, ETC 1 All Stock must be BONA-FIDE property, and in the possession of the

Exhibitor.

2 Prizes in any Class may be withheld for want of merit. 3 Objection to the awards of the Judges must be made in writing, signed by

the objector, and lodged with the Secretary before six o’clock pm on the day of Show; but objections not requiring reference to the Judges will be received to within seven days after the Show. Each objection to be accompanied by £10 deposit, which will be forfeited should the Committee consider the objection to be frivolous.

4 The objector must attend the next meeting of Committee, if so requested. 5 The decision of the Management Committee in every case shall be final

and binding upon all parties concerned and there shall be no appeal to a Court of Law.

REGULATIONS FOR THE SHOW YARD 6 One Person ONLY (either the owner or his servant) to be admitted in

charge of each animal, who must continue in attendance throughout the Show. Bulls to be secured by ring or screw in the nose with a chain or rope attached, otherwise not to be admitted; the caretakers to stand at their heads during Show. Cows and Heifers with halters on their heads. The competing Stock is to be distinguished by numbers only.

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TIME FOR REMOVAL OF EXHIBITS

NO EXHIBITS MAY BE REMOVED UNTIL AFTER PARADE OF PRIZE WINNERS. ALL PRIZE WINNERS MUST (WHERE APPLICABLE) TAKE PART IN PARADE.

FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH THIS RULE WILL RESULT IN PRIZE

FUND BEING WITH-HELD FROM EXHIBITOR

JUDGES 7 The Judges will be specially instructed not to award a Prize to any

unsound horse (lameness or injury produced by accidental causes may not be considered unsoundness). In all cases Horses having constitutional ailments must at once be rejected, subject to the opinion of the Veterinary Surgeon appointed by the Committee, who will give his opinion when requested by the Judges.

8 No person whatever will be allowed to interfere with the Judges during

their adjudication.

RESPONSIBILITY 9 The Committee does not take charge of any of the Exhibits, and it is

therefore requested that none will be consigned to the Secretary when they are being forwarded to the Show.

10 Every care will be taken of Exhibits but neither Society nor any of its

Officers or Servants shall be in any way responsible or accountable for anything that may happen (from any cause or circumstance whatever) to Exhibitors, or their Servants, or to any animal or article exhibited, or property brought into the Show Yard or otherwise for anything else in connection with, or arising out of, or attributable to the Society’s Show.

11 Each Exhibitor shall be solely responsible for any consequential or other

loss, injury or damage done to, or occasioned by, or arising from, any animal or article exhibited by him, and for its description as given in the Catalogue and shall indemnify the Society against all legal or other proceedings in regard thereto.

The same Exhibits may be entered in more than one Section, if eligible,

by payment of additional Entry Fee. No Entry Fee necessary for Cup Competitions.

Edwin Cartwright, Executive Secretary

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NOTE – Exhibitors are specially requested to note that the latest date for

receipt of Entries is as printed on front cover of this Schedule. The Annual Meeting of the Members shall be held each January, for the purpose of electing Officers and Sub-Committee for the ensuing year, who shall have all power to make arrangements for the working of the Society, subject to the direction of the General Committee given at such meeting. Tyrone Farming Society is administered in accordance with the Constitution adopted on 17 August 2010. Tyrone Farming Society acknowledges the grants, kindly awarded by the

following:

Omagh District Council - £1,000 DAERA NI - £250

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Show Safety

Tyrone Farming Society will operate a Code of Safety Practice to ensure that animals are confined to designated areas and kept under supervision at all times. It is essential that Visitors share safety responsibility and that they respond by playing their part in keeping children at a safe distance from all animals and machinery. Total commitment to safety from Competitors, Exhibitors and Visitors and their co-operation with the Stewards will ensure that there is no accident or mishap to spoil their enjoyment and the success of the Show. Whilst every care is taken in the organisation of the Omagh Show, the Tyrone Farming Society cannot accept any liability whatsoever for any accident, injury, or loss sustained by any person attending the Show in any capacity, however caused.

N Broderick J Hawkes D Campbell G Lee J Crozier J Robinson A Hamilton

Ms A McDermott - Equestrian Mr T J Maxwell – Equestrian

Mr S Porter – Equestrian

Safety Officers

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JUDGES 2019

Showing Ring 1 Judges Ms J Andrews, Clifden, Co Galway Mr P O’Malley, Carraroe, Co Galway Steward Ms J Campbell Miniature Horses Shetland Pony Pony – In hand Connemara – In hand Junior Handler

Ring 2 Judge Mr P Fitzpatrick, Manorhamilton, Co Leitrim Steward Mr B Leeman Coloured Horse – In hand Irish Draught Horse – In hand

Traditional Cob Non-Thoroughbred Horses

Ring 3 Judge Mrs M Ryan, Oldtown, Co Dublin Stewards Ms S Leonard Ms N Faux

Lead Rein First Ridden Family Pony

Ridden Connemara - Ridden Ring 4 Judge Mr P Copithorne, Kinsale, Co Cork Steward Mrs E Holden

Coloured Horse Under Saddle Novice Hunter Small Hunter

Light Weight, Medium and Heavy Weight Hunter Ridden Cob Ridden Irish Draught Horse

Race Horse to Riding Horse

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Jumping Arena 1 Horse Jumping Mrs H McClelland, Banbridge, Co Down Judges Mr J Chambers, Omagh, Co Tyrone

Mrs E Mulholland, Dundalk, Co Louth Mrs F Monteith, Seskinore, Co Tyrone

Judges of 4 YO Mr A Dunlop, Beragh, Co Tyrone Horses Mr J Kernan, Crossmaglen, Co Armagh

Mr E Rice, Dungannon, Co Tyrone

Arena 2 Horse Jumping Mrs D Beacom, Saintfield, Co Down Judges Mrs K O’Hagan, Omagh, Co Tyrone

Mrs J Liggett, Tandragee, Co Armagh

Arena 3 Pony Jumping Mr L Murphy, Ballyhaise, Co Cavan Judges Mrs K Semple, Omagh, Co Tyrone

Mrs R Fisher, Londonderry, Co Derry Arena 4 Working Hunter Ponies - Mr C O’Hare, Castlewellan, Co Down Judges Horses - Ms V Teuton, Millisle, Co Down Course Designers Mr T Holden, Julianstown, Co Meath Mr R Buchanan, Scarva, Co Down

Mr A McCusker, Lurgan, Co Armagh Mr S McCaffrey, Letterkenny, Co Donegal Mr A Lynch, Ballyjamesduff, Co Cavan Mr S McAlinden, Banbridge, Co Down Mr A Bogle, Newtownstewart, Co Tyrone

Timing Equipment Mr R Buchanan, Scarva, Co Down Mr J Chambers, Omagh, Co Tyrone

Commentators Horse Jumping Mrs H McClelland, Banbridge, Co Down

Mr J Chambers, Omagh, Co Tyrone Mrs E Mulholland, Dundalk, Co Louth Mrs D Beacom, Saintfield, Co Down Mrs K O’Hagan, Omagh, Co Tyrone

Pony Jumping Mr L Murphy, Ballyhaise, Co Cavan

Mrs K Semple, Omagh, Co Tyrone

Showing Mr R Bready, Donaghadee, Co Down

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Safety Officers Mr N Broderick Mrs J Hawkes

Mr D Campbell Mr G Lee Mr J Crozier Mr J Robinson Mr A Hamilton Ms A McDermott - Equestrian Mr T J Maxwell – Equestrian Mr S Porter – Equestrian

Scribes for 4 YO Ms N Gilchrist, Omagh, Co Tyrone Class Ms R Addy, Dromore, Co Down Scribe for Working Ms L Carson, Omagh, Co Tyrone Hunter Arena Assistant Ms S McAleer, Omagh, Co Tyrone WH SJ Accounts Mrs C Hawkes, Omagh, Co Tyrone Entry Clerks Horses

Arenas 1 and 2 Ms A Monteith, Seskinore, Co Tyrone Ms N Gilchrist, Omagh, Co Tyrone Ms L Carson, Omagh, Co Tyrone Ponies Ms S Devlin, Fintona, Co Tyrone Arena 3 Working Hunter Pre Entered at Show Office

Arena 4 Starters Arena 1 Mr L J Currie, Limavady, Co Derry Arena 2 Mrs B Trimble, Clogher, Co Tyrone Arena 3 Ms C Gibson, Omagh, Co Tyrone (Ponies) Arena 4 Mrs I McAleer, Omagh, Co Tyrone

SJI Field Steward Miss A McDermott, Fintona, Co Tyrone Appeals Mrs J Currie, Limavady, Co Derry

Mr J Chambers, Omagh, Co Tyrone Mr T Holden, Julianstown, Co Meath Mrs H McClelland, Banbridge, Co Down

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Other Show Attractions

Barbecue, Music – Soundwaves 9 00 pm

Dog Show 1 00 pm

Fashion Show 1 45 pm

Classic and Vintage Vehicles from 9 30 am

Most Suitably Dressed Lady and Gentleman for a Day at the Show – Results 4 00 pm

HI Children’s Competition – Results 4 00 pm

Winner of Free Draw announced 4 00 pm

Junior Tug-of War Girls and Boys 4 00 pm>

Home Industries

Flower Arranging Workshops

Children’s Floral Art Workshop

Schools Section

Food Hall

Trade Exhibits

Amusements

Live Music and Entertainment

Model Farm

Corbally Fun Farm

Stunning Bunnychin Roadshow - Rabbits

Children’s Zone

Young Farmers’ Events

Face Painting

Other Arena Attractions

For details of all events contact: The Secretary’s Office

The Showgrounds, 3 Gillygooley Road Omagh BT78 5PN

Tel: 028 82 242500 and 028 82 240066

Office Hours: 10 00 am to 4 00 pm, Monday to Friday

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RING 1

Miniatures, Shetland Ponies and Connemara

Friday, 5 July 2019

Entry Fee - £8.00 (unless otherwise stated)

Junior Handlers – Entry Free

Prizes: 1st

£15.00, 2nd

£10.00, 3rd

£7.00, 4th

£5.00 (unless otherwise stated)

Commences at 10 00 am and continues consecutively thereafter.

The Committee reserves the right to alter sequence of events.

Judges Ms J Andrews, Clifden, Co Galway Mr P O’Malley, Carraroe, Co Galway Steward Ms J Campbell

MINIATURE HORSES (Not exceeding 34”)

LATIMER PERPETUAL CUP

For Champion Miniature Horse at Omagh Show Presented by Mr Mervyn Latimer

Champion and Reserve Champion will each receive a

Sash and Rosette.

Class 600 MINIATURE HORSE – Foals and Yearlings (Colt, Filly or Gelding)

Class 601 MINIATURE HORSE – Two Years Old (Colt, Filly or Gelding)

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Class 602 MINIATURE HORSE – Three Years Old and Over (Colt, Filly or Gelding)

Class 603 MINIATURE HORSE – Stallion 4 Years Old and Over

Class 604 MINIATURE HORSE CHAMPIONSHIP

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st and 2

nd Prize winners in the Miniature Classes are eligible to compete in

the Miniature Horse Championship. Prize for Best Turned Out Handler over all Miniature Classes. Prize for Best Turned Out Horse over all Miniature Classes.

SHETLAND PONY CLASSES

A Sash and Rosettes will be presented to the Shetland Champion and

Reserve Champion of the Show kindly sponsored by the Northern Ireland Shetland Pony Group.

Prize Winners from Classes 605, 606 and 607 are eligible to compete in Shetland Championship.

Class 605 SHETLAND STALLION/GELDING, 4 YEARS OLD AND OVER, NOT EXCEEDING 42”

1st and 2

nd Prize winners in this Class are eligible to compete in the Shetland

Championship.

Class 606 SHETLAND MARE, 4 YEARS OLD AND OVER, NOT EXCEEDING 42”

1st and 2


Championship. If insufficient entries, Classes 605 and 606 will be combined.

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Class 607 SHETLAND COLT/FILLY/GELDING, 1, 2, 3 YEARS, NOT EXCEEDING 102 cm or 40”.

1

st and 2


Championship

SHETLAND CHAMPIONSHIP

1st and 2

nd Prize winners from Classes 605, 606 and 607.

Sash and Rosettes presented to Champion and Reserve Champion.

Class 608 BROOD MARE PONY

Covered or with Foal. To be shown in hand.

Class 609 YEARLING PONY

Likely to make a child’s Show Pony.

Class 610 PONY – 2 YO


Class 611 PONY – 3 YO and over.


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CONNEMARA PONY CLASSES

Class 612 CONNEMARA YEARLING COLT/GELDING/FILLY

Class 613 CONNEMARA 2 YEARS OLD COLT/FILLY

To be shown in hand.

Class 614 CONNEMARA FILLY 3 YEARS OLD

Qualifier for The ISA and Ballinasloe Show Society Connemara 3 YO Filly All Ireland Championship. Page 44

Class 615 CONNEMARA BROOD MARE

RID. Covered or with Foal. To be shown in hand.

CONNEMARA CHAMPIONSHIP

1st and 2

nd in Classes 612 – 615 are eligible for the in hand Champion

Connemara of Show. The Winner will receive a Sash. Bluegrass very kindly contributed Feed Vouchers for Champion and Reserve Connemara Champion.

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JUNIOR HANDLER CLASSES Power NI very kindly contributed £70 to the Prize Fund for

Junior Handler Classes

Free Entry to Junior Handler Classes. Each Exhibitor in Classes 616 – 618 will receive a Prize and a Rosette.

Class 616 JUNIOR HANDLER Aged 10 years and under. Pony aged 4 yrs + any

height.

Hard hat must be worn. Must be accompanied by an adult.

Class 617 JUNIOR HANDLER Aged 11 – 13 years. Pony aged 4 yrs + any height.

Hard hat must be worn.

Class 618 JUNIOR HANDLER Aged 14 – 16 years. Pony aged 4 yrs + any height. Hard hat must be worn.

CHAMPION JUNIOR HANDLER

1

st and 2

nd in Classes 616 – 618 are eligible for the in hand Champion Junior

Handler of Show. The Winner will receive a Sash. Hard hat must be worn.

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Beginner’s In-hand Showing Tips We encourage you to have a go! Here are a few tips to help you on your way. Make sure that both pony and handler are neat, clean and well turned out. The handler should wear a hard hat and gloves. A Beagler hat is a favourite, but a very young handler is probably best in a harnessed hat. Suitable footwear must be worn.

Ideally the handler needs a tweed jacket. A good one is not itchy and they are available lined and with velvet collars - particularly Pretty Ponies made jackets. Some judges do not like children using chains and they should be used with care. Numnahs should not be used in the Showing Ring, but if you must have one, make it small, discreet and the same colour as the pony or the saddle. A riding bridle is acceptable for in-hand showing but it should be plain. A handler 10 years and under must be accompanied by an adult but not helped in this class. Turnout is secondary in these classes but good presentation looks best. Colts or stallions are not allowed. A junior handler’s job is to show the pony off to best advantage. Little things like saying "Good Morning" or "Thank you” may seem a bit funny, but will make the judge smile and feel good. When leading the pony/horse the handler should be positioned next to the animal’s shoulder or just a little in front. The handler should be able to get the animal trotting alongside him/her rather than be 'dragged along'. If the pony trots up happily, hold the lead rein/reins about half way down to give the pony’s head freedom to move. Make sure to walk/trot in a straight line and do not stop the trot in front of the judge or at a corner but continue trotting towards the back of the line then walk the pony into the line.

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Always make sure you turn the pony away from rather than towards yourself.

When waiting in the line or standing in front of the judge make sure the pony stands square or with one back hoof slightly further back than the other. Always stand facing the pony, not at its side and try to keep it engaged with

ears forward especially when it is in front of the judge.

Young handler classes are judged on the handler’s ability to show his/her pony in-hand and carry out simple tasks such as pick up a hoof and lead the pony round a set course if required. Walk round actively with your pony, make sure he is awake and stands square even in line up. Bring the pony out awake, stand in front of him and encourage him to be alert and flex. Walk swiftly away from the judge and turn pony away in a loop at the top and trot back swiftly straight for judge round to the back. Stop, stand and salute (or nod). Be alert at all times.

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In Hand Showing Procedure

At the start of the in-hand showing class the horses and ponies enter the ring and proceed to walk clockwise around the ring one after the other with the handler on the outer side (left side) of the horse or pony. The horse or pony is always nearest to the judge during in-hand showing so that the judge has a clear view of the horse or pony.

Horses and ponies should be well spaced apart so as not to interfere with or unsettle each other should one misbehave. The judge will look for a long, free striding walk so, if showing a horse, avoid entering the ring behind a small pony that will be walking slower and restrict the pace of the horse. If the horse or pony begins to get closer to the horse or pony in front, then walk into the corners of the ring rather than cut the corners, to increase the gap in front.

After a while the steward or judge will stop a horse or pony being walked around the ring and ask others to stop behind it. The first horse or pony is then trotted around the ring to the back of the other competitors. The trot should be active and free moving, requiring the handler to run fast, particularly when showing large horses in hand. The horse or pony should not break into

canter. The next horse or pony will then be asked to trot around the ring until it reaches the back of the other competitors and this is repeated for all horses and ponies in the in-hand class.

Once all horses and ponies have trotted around the ring individually, the whole class is asked to continue to walk around the ring. It is best to wait until the horse in front has taken a few strides before proceeding to walk to ensure a space is left between each horse and pony.

The steward or judge will then beckon individual horses or ponies, one by one, into a line up in the centre of the ring. Therefore it is important to keep one eye on the steward whilst walking around so as not to miss being called into the line-up.

Each horse or pony is then individually called forward to stand before the judge so that the judge can have a good look over the animal.

The horse or pony is then required to perform an individual show, consisting of walking away from the judge in a straight line, turning around and then trotting back to and past the judge in a straight line. This should be achieved by walking a straight line with the handler on the left side of the horse or pony, veering off slightly towards the left before turning right with the handler on the outside so that the horse or pony is always closest to the judge, and then returning onto the straight line to the judge and asking for trot.

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The trot should be maintained in a straight line heading directly towards the judge. The judge will step out of the way as the horse or pony approaches and the trot should be maintained on that straight line after passing the judge. The judge will step back into place to watch from behind as the horse or pony is trotted away. The horse or pony should continue to be trotted around to the back of the lineup, brought back down to walk and returned to its position in the lineup.

The next horse or pony will then be called forward to be presented to the judge.

Once each horse or pony has performed its individual in-hand show the class will be asked to walk clockwise around the ring again with the handler on the outside. The steward or judge will then beckon individual horses or ponies, one by one, into a line up in the centre of the ring for the final placings and award of rosettes.

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RING 2

Coloured and Irish Draught Horse Classes

Friday, 5 July 2019

Entry Fee Ring 2 - £9 00 (unless otherwise stated)


The Committee reserves the right to alter sequence of events.

IRISH PONY SOCIETY QUALIFIERS

Tyrone Farming Society is affiliated to the Irish Pony Society and where appropriate Irish Pony Society Qualifiers will apply.

Judge – Mr P Fitzpatrick, Manorhamilton, Co Leitrim

Steward – Mr B Leeman

THE JUGGANAUGHT PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP

Kindly presented by Mr John Fee, Farrier, Fintona, Co Tyrone, to be awarded to the winner of the Coloured Horse shown in hand.

Class 619

STAFFORD PERPETUAL SHIELD Class 620

JOHN KYLE MEMORIAL CUP

for Winner of Champion Class Class 621

THE ARDGLEN PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP

for Champion Irish Draught Horse Presented by Ms V Wilson

Class 624

THE DESMOND GIBSON PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP

For Best Young Horse

From Classes 627, 628 and 629

POWER NI very kindly sponsored the Prize Fund for the Traditional Cob Class.

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BLUEGRASS

very kindly sponsored Feed Voucher for Best Young Horse.

THE IRISH DRAUGHT HORSE SOCIETY very kindly contributed £50 to the Prize Fund for Foal Class 621.

COLOURED HORSE CLASS

Class 619 COLOURED HORSE, In hand.

Prizes: 1

st £25.00, 2

nd £20.00, 3

rd £15.00

Winner will receive the Juggernaught Perpetual Challenge Cup.

IRISH DRAUGHT HORSE CLASSES

Class 620 MARE WITH FOAL AT FOOT OR STINTED RID or AID Prizes: 1

st £25.00, 2

nd £20.00, 3

rd £15.00

Qualifier for Leitrim Irish Draught Breeders’ Championship. See Page 28. Qualifier for the All Ireland Irish Draught Foal and Mare Team Championship. See Page 30. Qualifier for the All Ireland Brood Mare and Foal Team Championship. See Page 42.

Note: There are 2 ID Mare and Foal Team Championships. Winner will receive the Stafford Perpetual Shield.

Class 621 PURE BRED IRISH DRAFT FOAL - FILLY OR COLT This Class may be subdivided if there are sufficient numbers. Prizes: 1

st £25.00, 2

nd £20.00, 3

rd £15.00

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The Irish Draught Horse Society very kindly contributed £50 to the Prize Fund. Each non prize winning Foal will receive £10. Rosettes provided by the IDHS Qualifier for Irish Draught Colt Foal Championship. See Page 36. Qualifier for Irish Draught Filly Foal Championship. See Page 38.

Winner to receive the John Kyle Memorial Cup.

Class 622 ID YEARLING, COLT, GELDING OR FILLY

Prizes: 1st

£25.00, 2nd

£20.00, 3rd

£15.00

Qualifier for Roscommon Irish Draught Yearling Filly Championship. See Page 40.

Class 623 COMBINED 2 YO AND 3 YO COLT, GELDING OR FILLY

Prizes: 1st

£25.00, 2nd

£20.00, 3rd

£15.00

Qualifier for Irish Draught 2 YO Filly Championship. See Page 32.

Class 624 IRISH DRAUGHT HORSE CHAMPIONSHIP

Open to Winners of Classes 620 to 623

Winner to receive the Ardglen Perpetual Challenge Cup for Champion Irish Draught Horse - Presented by Ms V Wilson.

Class 625 TRADITIONAL COB, in hand

Note: Stallions may enter this Class.

Prizes: 1st

£25.00, 2nd

£20.00, 3rd

£15.00

Power NI very kindly sponsored the Prize Fund for the Traditional Cob Class.

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NON THOROUGHBRED, NON RID HORSES

Class 626

FOAL

Class 627

YEARLING

Winner eligible to compete for Desmond Gibson Perpetual Challenge Cup.

Class 628

2 YEARS OLD

Qualifier for 2 YO Gelding All Ireland Championship. See Page 26. Qualifier for Kildysart 2 YO Filly All Ireland Championship. See Page 34.


Class 629

3 YEARS OLD


Class 630

BROOD MARE likely to produce a Hunter

In foal or with foal at foot

Note: If insufficient entries in Classes 628 and 629 they will be combined.

Feed Voucher very kindly sponsored by Bluegrass for Best Young Horse.

The Best Young Horse from above Classes will receive THE DESMOND GIBSON PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP

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THE IRISH SHOWS ASSOCIATION AND TINAHELY SHOW SOCIETY PRESENT

The Red Mills Non-Thoroughbred Two Years Old Gelding All Ireland Championship

Sponsored by: Red Mills, Goresbridge

Prize Fund: €3,000 RULES AND CONDITIONS 1 Entries are confined to Animals registered in the Irish Horse Register with

the breed codes ISH, RID or ID; MUST have Sire and Dam recorded on Passport.

2 Animals must be Sired by a Stallion that is classified in the Irish Sport Horse Stud Book as either: Approved / Preliminary Approved / Supplementary Approved / Recognised / Preliminary Recognised / Not Approved 1 (NA1) or a Stallion that is classified in the Irish Draught Stud Book as either Class 1 / Class 2 / RID (GB) / RID (Can) / Grade 2 (GB).

3 The Class is also open to progeny of Weatherby’s registered Stallions that are not classified as Not Approved 2 (NA2) or ENTRY in the Irish

Horse Register. 4 Two Animals may be selected to qualify for the final if the Judges and

the ISA agree the standard is high enough. 5 Exhibitors to both the Qualifier and Final must have the Animal’s Passport

available for inspection prior to entry to Judging Ring. Failure to comply with this rule will lead to immediate disqualification.

6 Passports and Microchips should be read by a Vet at the Final. 7 Animals qualified for the Final are not eligible to enter any other Class at

the Show at which the Final is held. 8 These rules should be read in conjunction with the Irish Shows’

Association Rules.

Entry Fee: To Qualifying Show: €10, To Final €20 PRIZES: Champion €1,000, Reserve Champion €600, 3

rd €350, 4

th €200, 5

th

€100, 6th place upward a Red Mill Voucher value €75 will be presented on

appearance at Final. A Prize will be presented for combination of Best Turned Out Horse and Most Suitably Dressed Handler.

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QUALIFYING SHOWS

Adamstown Bandon Midleton Ardrahan Bannow and Mullingar

Rathangan Athlone Carnew Omagh Ballina Castlewellan Saintfield Ballivor Clonakilty Tattersalls Ballymoney Dungarvan Thomastown Ballyvourney/Coolea Gorey Westport

FINAL: TINAHELY SHOW - Monday 5 August 2019 See Class 628

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THE IRISH SHOWS ASSOCIATION AND LEITRIM IRISH DRAUGHT BREEDERS PRESENT

The Leitrim Irish Draught Breeders’ Championship

Part of the Horse Sport Ireland National Showing Championship Series

Sponsored by: Horse Sport Ireland and Leitrim Irish Draught Horse Breeders’ Association

RULES AND CONDITIONS

1 Entries are confined to Irish Draught Mares with ID Foal at Foot. Mares must be registered in the Irish Horse Register with the breed code ID. Mares and Foals must be sired by a stallion that is classified as Class 1, Class 2, RID (GB), RID (Can), Grade 2 (GB).

2 Mares must have both Sire and Dam recorded on their passports and have an Irish Draught Foal at Foot, to be judged as a unit.

3 Foals must be led at all times. 4 One Mare and Foal may qualify at each Show.

5 Exhibitors to both the Qualifier and Final must have their Mare’s Passport available for inspection prior to entry to Judging Ring. Failure to comply with this rule will lead to immediate disqualification.

6 Passports and Microchips should be read by a Vet at the Final. 7 One of the Judges at the Qualifying Show must be a qualified Irish

Draught Horse Judge. 8 Animals qualified for the Final are not eligible to enter any other Class at

Mohill Show other than Qualifying Classes for other ISA Finals. 9 These rules should be read in conjunction with the General Irish

Shows’ Association Rules.

Entry Fee: To Qualifying Show: €10, To Final €20 PRIZES: 1

st €500 and the Central Motors Perpetual Trophy presented by Mr

Patsy Walpole, 2nd

€300, 3rd

€200, 4th €150, 5

th €100, 6

th €100, 7

th upward will

receive €60 on appearance at Final.

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QUALIFYING SHOWS

Armagh Castlewellan Loughrea Arva Clogher Valley Louisburgh Athenry Finn Valley Omagh Ballinamore Gorey Riverstown Ballyfoyle Granard Tinahely Carnew Longford Westport

FINAL: MOHILL SHOW Sunday 18 August 2019

See Class 620

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THE IRISH SHOWS ASSOCIATION, BONNICONLON SHOW SOCIETY AND

IRELAND WEST DRAUGHT HORSE ORGANISATION PRESENT

The All Ireland Irish Draught Foal and Mare Team Championship

Sponsored by

IWIDO Ltd (Ireland West Irish Draught Horse Organisation)

Prize Fund: £2,000

The aim of this Championship is to give recognition to Irish Draught Mares that are producing the best pure-bred foals. RULES AND CONDITIONS 1 Each Mare and Foal will be judges as a unit with stronger emphasis

placed on the Foal. 65% for the Foal and 35% for the Mare. 2 Entries are confined to Irish Draught Mares with ID Foal at Foot. Mares

must be registered in the Irish Horse Register with breed code ID and must be classified as Class 1 or Class 2 in the Irish Draught Horse Studbook. Foals must be sired by a Stallion that is classified as ID Class 1, Class 2, RID (GB), RID (Can), Grade 2 (GB).

3 Mares must have both sire and dam recorded on their passport and have an Irish Draught Colt or Filly foal at foot. Foals must be led at all times.

4 Two Mares and Foals may qualify at each Show provided the Judges agree the standard is high enough.

5 Exhibitors to both the Qualifier and Final must have their Mare’s Passport available for inspection prior to entry to Judging Ring. Failure to comply with this rule will lead to immediate disqualification.

6 Passports and Microchips should be read by a Vet at the Final.

7 One of the Judges at the Qualifying Show must be a qualified Irish Draught Horse Judge.

8 Animals qualified for the Final are not eligible to enter any other Class at Bonniconlon Show other than qualifying classes for other ISA Finals.

9 These rules should be read in conjunction with the General Irish Shows’ Association Rules.


st €700 and Sash, 2

nd €400, 3

rd €300, 4

th €200, 5

th €100, 6

th €80, 7

th

upward will receive €70 on appearance at Final.

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QUALIFYING SHOWS

Athlone Enniscrone Louisburgh Ballina Finn Valley Mullingar Ballymoney Galway Omagh Bridgetown Gorey Tralee Clogher Valley Granard Westport Cork Limerick

FINAL: BONNICONLON SHOW Monday 5 August 2019 See Class 620

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THE IRISH SHOWS ASSOCIATION AND LIMERICK SHOW SOCIETY PRESENT

The Irish Draught 2 Years Old Filly Championship

Part of the Horse Sport Ireland National Showing Championship Series.

Prize Fund €2,000

RULES AND CONDITIONS 1 Entries are confined to 2 Years Old Fillies registered in the Irish Horse

Register with the breed code ID. Fillies must be sired by a stallion that is classified as Class 1, Class 2, RID (GB), RID (Can), Grade 2 (GB). Fillies must have both Sire and Dam recorded on their passports.

2 Exhibitors to both the Qualifier and Final must have their animal’s Passport available for inspection prior to entry to Judging Ring. Failure to comply with this rule will lead to immediate disqualification.

3 Passports and Microchips should be read by a Vet at the Final. 4 Two Animals in each qualifying Class may be selected to compete in the

Final provided the Judges agree the standard is high enough. 5 One of the Judges at the Qualifying Show must be a qualified Irish

Draught Horse Judge. 6 Animals qualified for the Final are not eligible to enter any other Class at

the Show where Final is held. 7 These rules should be read in conjunction with the General Irish

Shows’ Association Rules. Entry Fee: To Qualifying Show: €10, To Final €20 PRIZES: 1

st €500, 2

nd €300, 3

rd €250, 4

th €200, 5

th €150, 6

th €100, 7

th to end

€50. A Prize will be presented for combination of best turned out animal and most suitably dressed handler. Please visit our Website : www.limerickshow.com.

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QUALIFYING SHOWS

Adamstown Carbery Mohill Athlone Castlerea Nenagh Ballinrobe Carnew Omagh Ballivor Castleblayney Saintfield Ballymoney Clogher Valley Tinahely Ballyshannon Cork Tullamore Bandon Dunmanway Westport Cappamore Enniscrone

FINAL: LIMERICK SHOW Sunday 25 August 2019 See Class 623

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THE IRISH SHOWS ASSOCIATION AND KILDYSART SHOW SOCIETY PRESENT

The Kildysart 2 Years Old Filly All Ireland Championship

Part of the Horse Sport Ireland National Showing Championship Series.

Prize Fund €3,000 Sponsored by: Clare Oil Co Ltd, Banner Contractors Ltdand Kildysart

Show

RULES AND CONDITIONS 1 Entries are confined to Animals registered in the Irish Horse Register with

the breed code HIS, RID or ID and must have Sire and Dam recorded on their passports.

2 Animals must be sired by a stallion that is classified in the Irish Sport Horse Stud Book as either Approved, Preliminary Approved, Supplementary Approved, Recognised, Preliminary Recognised, Not Approved 1 (NA1) or a Stallion that is classified in the Irish Draught Stud Book as Class 1, Class 2, RID (GB), RID (Can), Grade 2 (GB).

3 The Class is also open to progeny of Weatherby’s registered stallions that are not classified as Not Approved 2 (NA2) or ENTRY in the Irish Horse

Register. 4 Two Animals may be selected to qualify for the Final provided the

Judges and the ISA agree the standard is high enough. 5 Exhibitors to both the Qualifier and Final must have their animal’s

Passport available for inspection prior to entry to Judging Ring. Failure to comply with this rule will lead to immediate disqualification.


the Show where Final is held. 8 These rules should be read in conjunction with the General Irish

Shows’ Association Rules.


st €650, 2

nd €350, 3

rd €250, 4

th €200, 5

th €150, 6

th to end €100

each. A Prize will be presented for combination of best turned out horse and most suitably dressed handler.

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QUALIFYING SHOWS

Adamstown Carnew Loughrea Athlone Castlewellan Lurgan Ardrahan Corofin Newmarket on Fergus Arva Dunmanway Omagh Athenry Ennistymon Saintfield Bannow and Rathangan Granard Tattersalls Barryroe Kilrush Thomastown

FINAL: KILDYSART SHOW Saturday 3 August 2019 See Class 628

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THE IRISH SHOWS ASSOCIATION AND BALLINASLOE SHOW SOCIETY PRESENT

The Irish Draught Colt Foal Championship


Prize Fund: €1,000, Sponsored by Horse Sport Ireland RULES AND CONDITIONS

1 Entries are confined to Irish Draught Colt Foals eligible to be registered, if not already registered, in the Irish Horse Register.

2 Foals must be the progeny of a Class 1 (ID) or Class 2 Irish Draught Mare and by a Stallion that is classified as Class 1, Class 2, RID (GB), RID (Can), Grade 2 (GB).

3 If the Foal’s Passport is not to hand the Mare’s Passports must be ready for inspection prior to entry to the Judging ring. Failure to comply with this rule will lead to immediate disqualification.

4 Foals must be led at all times. 5 Passports and Microchips should be read by a Vet at the Final. 6 One Foal from selected Shows may qualify for the Final if the Judges and

the ISA agree the standard is high enough.

7 One of the Judges at the Qualifying Show must be from the IDH Judges’ List.

8 Foals qualified for the Final are not eligible to enter any other Class at the Show where the Final is held.



st €500 and Trophy, 2

nd €200, 3

rd €100, 4

th €100, 5

th €50, 6

th €50

A prize will be presented for Combination of Best Turned Out Foal and Most Suitably Dressed Handler.

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QUALIFYING SHOWS

Adamstown Claregawlay Louisburgh Ballinrobe Clogher Valley Moate Ballyshannon Clonaslee Mountbellew Ballyvourney/Coolea Gorey Omagh Bansha Gort Roscommon Bantry Granard Strokestown Cappamore Limerick Tinahely Castleblayney Longford

FINAL: BALLINASLOE SHOW Sunday 22 September 2019 See Class 621

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THE IRISH SHOWS ASSOCIATION AND BALLINASLOE SHOW SOCIETY PRESENT

The Irish Draught Filly Foal Championship


Prize Fund: €1,000, Sponsored by Horse Sport Ireland


1 Entries are confined to Irish Draught Filly Foals eligible to be registered, if not already registered, in the Irish Horse Register.

2 Foals must be the progeny of a Class 1 (ID) or Class 2 Irish Draught Mare and by a Stallion that is classified as Class 1, Class 2, RID (GB), RID (Can), Grade 2 (GB).

3 If the Foal’s Passport is not to hand, the Mare’s Passports must be ready for inspection prior to entry to the Judging ring. Failure to comply with this rule will lead to immediate disqualification.

4 Foals must be led at all times. 5 Passports and Microchips, if applicable, should be read by a Vet at the

Final.

6 One Foal from selected Shows may qualify for the Final if the Judges and the ISA agree the standard is high enough.

7 One of the Judges at the Qualifying Show must be from the IDH Judges’ List.

8 Foals qualified for the Final are not eligible to enter any other Class at the Show where the Final is held..

9 These rules to be read in conjunction with the General Irish Shows’ Association Rules.


st €500 and Trophy, 2

nd €200, 3

rd €100, 4

th €100, 5

th €50, 6

th €50.

A prize will be presented for Combination of Best Turned Out Foal and Most Suitably Dressed Handler.

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QUALIFYING SHOWS

Ballinrobe Clogher Valley Louisburgh Ballyvourney/Coolea Dunmanway Moate Bantry Ennistymon Mountbellew Carnew Gorey Omagh Castleblayney Gort Oughterard Claregalway Granard Schull Castlerea Loughrea Tullow


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THE IRISH SHOWS ASSOCIATION AND ROSCOMMON SHOW SOCIETY PRESENT

The Roscommon Irish Draught Yearling Filly Championship


Prize Fund: €2,000 - Sponsored by Hannon’s Hotel Roscommon


1 Entries are confined to Yearling Fillies registered in the Irish Horse Register with the breed code ID. Fillies must be sired by a Stallion that is classified as Class 1, Class 2, RID (GB), RID (Can), Grade 2 (GB).

2 Fillies must have both Sire and Dam recorded on their Passports. 3 Exhibitors to both the Qualifier and Final must have their animals’

Passports available for inspection prior to entry to Judging Ring. Failure to comply with this rule will lead to immediate disqualification.

4 One Animal in each Qualifying Class may be selected to compete in the Final, provided the Judges and the ISA agree the standard is high enough.

5 One of the Judges at the Qualifying Show must be a qualified Irish Draught Horse Judge.


the Show in which the Final is held other than Qualifying Classes for other Finals.



st €500, 2

nd €300, 3

rd €200, 4

th €150, 5

th €125, 6

th €100,

7th to end €50.

A prize will be presented for Combination of Best Turned Out Animal and Most Suitably Dressed Handler.

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QUALIFYING SHOWS

Adamstown Bonniconlon Loughrea Ardrahan Carnew Louisburgh Armagh Castlerea Mount Briscoe Athlone Clogher Valley Omagh Ballivor Dunmanway Saintfield Ballymoney Ennistymon Schull Ballyvourney/Coolea Granard Tinahely Bandon Longford Westport

FINAL: ROSCOMMON SHOW Saturday 17 August 2019 See Class 622

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THE IRISH SHOWS ASSOCIATION AND IVERK SHOW SOCIETY PRESENT

The “Investec Wealth and Investment” All Ireland Brood Mare and Foal Team Championship

www.investec.ie

Prize Fund: €4,300 approx

RULES AND CONDITIONS 1 Entries are confined to non-thoroughbred brood mares registered in the

Irish Horse Register with a foal at foot. 2 Each Mare and Foal will be judged as a unit: 60% for Mare and 40% for

Foal. 3 Mares and foals must be sired by a stallion that is classified in either the

Irish Sport Horse Stud Book as Approved, Preliminary Approved, Supplementary Approved, Recognised, Preliminary Recognised, Not Approved 1, (NA1), or a Stallion that is classified in the Irish Draught Stud Book as Class 1, Class 2, RID (GB), RID (Can), Grade 2 (GB).

4 The Class is also open to Weatherby’s Registered Stallions that are not

classified as Not Approved 2 (NA2) or ENTRY in the Irish Horse Register. 5 The Mare’s passport will be inspected before judging commences.

Exhibitors failing to produce a passport will be debarred from competing. 6 Qualified Mares may not compete in other Classes at Iverk Show. 7 Foals are eligible to compete in the Foal Classes at Iverk Show. 8 Foals must be led at all times. 9 These rules should be read in conjunction with the Irish Shows’

Association Rules and the Iverk Show Rules.


st €1,000, 2

nd €600, 3

rd €400, 4

th €300, 5

th €200, 6

th €150, 7

th to end

€120. An extra Prize of €100 will be awarded to the highest placed Mare, 6 years

old and younger.

http://www.investec.ie/

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QUALIFYING SHOWS

Adamstown Charleville Longford Ardrahan Clogher Valley Loughrea Armagh Clonakilty Mohill Athlone Clonmel Omagh Bannow and Rathangan Dunmanway Saintfield Ballyfoyle Enniscrone Tullow Barryroe Galway Tydavnet Carnew Gorey

FINAL: IVERK SHOW Saturday 24 August 2019 See Class 620

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THE IRISH SHOWS ASSOCIATION AND

BALLINASLOE SHOW SOCIETY PRESENT

The Connemara Three Years Old Filly All Ireland Championship

Sponsored by: Parkmore Equestrian Centre, Ballinasloe

and Fr Christy McCormack

Prize Fund: €1,000


1 This Championship is confined to Registered Connemara 3 Years Old Fillies.

2 The progeny of Registered Connemara Sire and Registered Connemara Dam.

3 Exhibitors in both the Qualifier and the Final must have the CPBS Passport ready for inspection prior to entry to the judging ring. Failure to comply with this rule will lead to immediate disqualification.

4 More than one Filly may be selected at any Qualifying Show to compete in the Final, provided the Judges and the ISA agree the standard of entries warrant such selection.

5 One of the Judges at the Final must be from the CPBS Judges’ List. 6 Ponies qualified for the Final are not eligible to enter any other Class at

Ballinasloe Show.

7 Plaiting of Manes and Tails is not allowed for Qualifier or Final. 8 These rules should be read in conjunction with the Irish Shows’

Association Rules.

Entry Fee: €20 PRIZES: 1

st €300, 2

nd €200, 3

rd €150, 4

th €125, 5

th €100, 6

th €100

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QUALIFYING SHOWS

Adamstown Clonaslee Mullagh Armagh Corofin North East CPB Athenry Cork Omagh Athlone Corrandulla Scarriff Ballinalee Ennistymon Strokestown Ballinrobe Gorey Swinford Ballymoney Louisburgh Westport Castleblayney Midland CPS Clogher Valley Mountbellew


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RING 3

Lead Rein and Show Pony Classes

Friday, 5 July 2019

Entry Fee £8 00

Except for Classes 631 and 632 – Entry Fee £7 00

Prizes: 1st

£15.00, 2nd

£10.00, 3rd

£7.00, 4th

£5.00 (unless otherwise stated)

SHOWGROUNDS, OMAGH


The Committee reserves the right to alter the sequence of events.

Judge Mrs M Ryan, Oldtown, Co Dublin

Stewards – Ms S Leonard Ms N Faux

OMAGH JUNIOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE PERPETUAL CHALLENGE

CUP

Presented by Omagh Junior Chamber of Commerce to be awarded to the Champion of Open Show Pony Ridden Classes.

TYRONE FARMING SOCIETY PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP

Presented by the Society to replace the Fred Johnston Memorial Silver Challenge Cup, which was won outright. To be awarded for the Best

Pony exhibited in the Lead Rein Classes. Classes 631 and 632

KING OF THE WIND PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP

Presented by Mrs Patricia McKean, Loughanmore, Antrim To be awarded to the winner of 148 cm Ridden Class.

Class 637.

R J MONTEITH PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP

Presented by Heather Clements, Pauline McLaren and Marina Wray,

in memory of their father. Awarded to the Ridden Connemara Champion

Class 638.

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LEAD REIN CLASSES

Class 631

LEAD REIN CLASS. For Ponies, Mares or Geldings, 4 years old and over,

not exceeding 123 cms, suitable for and to be ridden by children who have not attained their 5

th birthday on 1 January 2019.

Class 632

LEAD REIN CLASS. For Ponies, Mares or Geldings, 4 years old and over,

not exceeding 123 cms, suitable for and to be ridden by children who have not attained their 8


Prizes awarded for each exhibit. 1

st and 2

nd Prize winners for both classes qualify for the Lead Rein

Championship and Sash. The best pony exhibited in the Lead Rein Classes will receive The Tyrone Farming Society Perpetual Challenge Cup.

Competing in Lead Rein Classes 1 No child under the age of 3 years may compete. 2 In Lead Rein classes the handler must be 16 years old or over

and the pony should be on a loose rein. 3 Trotting will be required. 4 Riders in the Leading Rein Class may compete in the First Ridden Class. 5 Ponies must be shown in snaffle bridles. 6 In Lead Rein Classes the rein MUST go directly from the bit to the rider's

hand, with no extra aid or attachment to or on the saddle. The reins must be of normal length and not knotted or stitched together at a shorter length.

7 In Lead Rein classes handles on saddles are permitted but the reins MUST NOT be attached to the handle or to the saddle.

8 The handler MUST affix the lead rein to the NOSEBAND where it must remain while the pony is in the ring. The lead rein should never be attached to the bit.

9 Whilst in the ring ponies must be led at all times by the handler. 10 Riders in Lead Rein classes will not be asked to dismount, and ponies will

not be stripped. 11 Cantering is not allowed.

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Class 633 FIRST RIDDEN CLASS (OPEN) 123 cms

Riders must not have attained their 9th birthday on 1

st January 2019.

Class 634 FAMILY PONY

Up to 14.2 (148 cm). Riders up to 16 years of age. May not enter any other Ridden Show Pony Classes

CHAMPION OF RIDDEN CLASSES

1

st and 2

nd Prize-winners in Classes 633 and 634 will be eligible for the

Championship where the Winner will receive a Sash.

Class 635 128 cms RIDDEN CLASS For Ponies, Mares or Geldings 4 years old and over, not exceeding 128 cms, suitable for and to be ridden by children who have not attained their 13

th

birthday on 1 January 2019.

Class 636 138 cms RIDDEN CLASS

For Ponies, Mares or Geldings 4 years old and over, exceeding 128 cms but not exceeding 138 cms, suitable for and to be ridden by children who have not attained their 15


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Class 637 148 cms RIDDEN CLASS For Ponies Mares or Geldings 4 years and over, exceeding 138 cms but not exceeding 148 cms, suitable for and to be ridden by children who have not attained their 17

th birthday on 1

st January 2019.

The Winner of this Class will receive the “King of the Wind” Perpetual Challenge Cup.

Championship for Show Pony Riding Classes 1

st and 2

nd Prize-winners in Classes 633 - 637 will be eligible for the

Championship where the Winner will receive a Sash. Champion of Pony Riding Classes will receive a Bluegrass Feed Voucher.

Omagh Junior Chamber of Commerce Perpetual Challenge Cup will be awarded to the Champion of Show Pony Riding Classes.

RIDDEN CONNEMARA

Class 638 RIDDEN CONNEMARA The winner will receive the R J Monteith Perpetual Challenge Cup presented by Heather Clements, Pauline McLaren and Marina Wray, in memory of their father. This Class is open to registered Connemara Mares and Geldings 4 years old and over, riders any age. Ponies must be registered with the Connemara Pony Breeders’ Society. Prizes: 1

st £25, 2

nd £20, 3

rd £15.

The winning Ridden Connemara will receive a Feed Voucher very kindly presented by Bluegrass.

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RING 4

Hunters, Saddle Horses and Cobs

FRIDAY, 5 July 2019

Entry Fee: £9 00

SHOWGROUNDS, OMAGH


The Committee reserves the right to alter the sequence of events.

Judge – Mr P Copithorne, Kinsale, Co Cork Steward – Mrs E Holden

PATTERSON CUP for Winner of Ridden Coloured Horse Class 639

WARDEN PLAQUE for Winner of Small Hunter Class 641

SESKINORE HUNT CUP for Champion of Light, Medium and Heavy Weight Hunter

Classes 641, 642 and 643

STAFFORD CUP for Best Mare in Light, Medium and Heavy Weight Hunter

Classes 641, 642 and 643

ROSIE O’GRADY CHALLENGE CUP for Champion Ridden Cob Class 644.

‘I SAY SHAY’ CUP Kindly presented by Mr Noel and Mrs Ann Regan

For overall Hunter Champion - Ring 4 1

st and 2

nd Prize winners from Classes 641 – 644

are eligible to compete.

Class 639 COLOURED HORSE

To be shown under saddle. Prizes: 1

st £25.00, 2

nd £20.00, 3

rd £15.00

Winner to receive the Patterson Cup.

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Class 640 NOVICE HUNTER

Mare or Gelding, 4 years old or over. To be shown under saddle. Neither horse nor rider must have been placed 1

st or 2

nd in any Ridden Class

at Balmoral, Dublin or other similar show in Great Britain. Prizes: 1

st £25.00, 2

nd £20.00, 3

rd £15.00

Prize Fund very kindly sponsored by Power NI.

Class 641 SMALL HUNTER, not exceeding 15.2 hands.

To be shown under saddle.

Prizes: 1st

£25.00, 2nd

£20.00, 3rd

£15.00 Winner to receive the Warden Plaque. 1

st and 2

nd Prize winners in this Class are eligible to compete for the

Seskinore Hunt Cup.

Class 642 LIGHT WEIGHT HUNTER Four years old and upward. To be shown under saddle.

Prizes: 1st

£25.00, 2nd

£20.00, 3rd

£15.00 1

st and 2


Seskinore Hunt Cup.

Class 643 MEDIUM WEIGHT AND HEAVY WEIGHT HUNTER

Four years old and upward. To be shown under saddle.

Prizes: 1st

£25.00, 2nd

£20.00, 3rd

£15.00 1

st and 2


Seskinore Hunt Cup.

HUNTER CHAMPIONSHIP

1st and 2

nd Prize winners from Classes 641, 642 and 643 are eligible to

compete. The Winner will receive the Seskinore Hunt Cup.

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Class 644 RIDDEN COB, up to and including 15.1 hh Four years old and upward. Prizes: 1

st £25.00, 2

nd £20.00, 3

rd £15.00

Winner to receive the Rosie O’Grady Challenge Cup.

OVERALL HUNTER CHAMPIONSHIP 1

st and 2

nd Prize winners from Classes 641 – 644

The Winner will receive the ‘I Say Shay’ Cup.

Class 645

RIDDEN IRISH DRAUGHT HORSE

Ridden Mare or Gelding, 4 YO and over. Prizes: 1

st £25.00, 2

nd £20.00, 3

rd £15.00

Qualifier for Irish Draught Horse Breeders’ Association, Northern Ireland Branch, Inaugural Show of the North. (See rules below.)

Class 646 RACE HORSE TO RIDING HORSE THOROUGHBRED MARE/GELDING, 4 Years and upward, named with

Weatherby’s, raced, including Point to Points or Track.

Passport and racing details to be produced on the day of Show.

Ridden in a Snaffle, Pelham or Double Bridle.

All animals must be plaited.

Judged on Manner, Ride and Conformation, with emphasis on manners and training.

Each competitor will give a short show consisting of walk, trot, canter on correct leg, gallop, halt and stand still (approx 5 secs).

Prize Fund: In Kind Entry Fee: £13

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IRISH DRAUGHT HORSE BREEDERS’ ASSOCIATION NORTHERN IRELAND BRANCH

QUALIFIER FOR INAUGURAL SHOW OF THE NORTH RIDDEN IRISH DRAUGHT CHALLENGE FINAL

Qualifying Venues and Dates

27 April 2019 Northern Ireland Festival 25 May 2019 Equifestival

1 June 2019 Enniskillen Show 29 June 2019 Finn Valley Show

5 July 2019 Omagh Show 20 July 2019 Limavady Show Date tbc RDA Coleraine Show

Date tbc Connell Hill Additional venues to follow

RULES Open to Irish Draught horses, Ridden Show Class.

Top three will qualify for the Ridden Irish Draught Challenge at the IDBA

Northern Ireland Inaugural Show of the North on 24 August 2019 at The

Meadows Equestrian Centre.

Only paid up members of the IDHBA will be eligible for Prize Money at

the Final.

Further information, rules and schedule – see IDHBA NI Facebook Page.

Contact Lisa 07821322123 or Colin 07739205818.

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Pony and Horse Jumping

FRIDAY 5 AND SATURDAY 6 JULY 2019 SHOWGROUNDS, OMAGH

Entries on the day unless otherwise stated.

R B HOLMES CUP

Awarded to the Winner of Event 4 on Friday

KNOCKMOYLE LODGE CUP

Kindly presented by John and Bridie Kiernan-O’Donnell, Omagh Awarded to the Winner of Event 18 on Friday.

EDDIE McGINN MEMORIAL PERPETUAL CUP

Kindly presented by The McGinn Family, Omagh, in Memory of their Father.

Awarded to the winner of Event 4 on Saturday.

BOGUE’S ROSE BOWL Awarded to the Winner of Event 5 on Saturday.

NORTH WEST SHOW JUMPING CLUB PERPETUAL TROPHY

in Memory of Paddy McEvoy, Castlederg. Awarded to the winner of Event 7 on Saturday.

ALLISON TORRENS MEMORIAL PERPETUAL CUP

Kindly presented by the Torrens Family in Memory of their daughter, Alison.

Awarded to the Winner of Event 13 on Saturday.

SEDAN PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP Awarded to the Winner of Event 14 on Saturday

CLANABOGAN PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP

Kindly presented by the late Mr R Black, Clanabogan Awarded to the Winner of Event 15 on Saturday.

THE ROYAL ARMS CUP

Kindly presented by the Waterson Family, Omagh Awarded to the Winner of Event 19 on Saturday.

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Friday 5 July 2019 ARENA 1 Commencing at 10 00 am Sharp – HORSES Declarations for Events 1, 2 and 3 MUST be lodged online with the SJI, www.sji.ie, by 4 00 pm on Thursday 4 July 2019. Late Declarations may be accepted but will be entered at beginning of the running order.

Event 1 4 YO Performance Class Prize Fund: £500 Entry Fee: £20.00

Boyd Bedding, Omagh, very kindly contributed £250 towards the Prize Fund for this Event. The Top Mare will each receive a bridle, very kindly presented by Mrs Eve Stafford. Declarations MUST be lodged online with the SJI, www.sji.ie, by 4 00 pm on Thursday 4 July 2019.

Event 2 1 10 m Horseware National Ladies League Qualifier 2019

The Killyhevlin Lakeside Hotel and Lodges, Enniskillen, very kindly sponsored the Prize Fund for this Event. Declarations MUST be lodged online with the SJI, www.sji.ie, by 4 00 pm on Thursday 4 July 2019. Prize Fund: €300 Entry Fee: €20.00

Event 3 1 40 m Underwriting Exchange National GP League Prize Fund: €5,000 Entry Fee: €50.00

Declarations for Event 3 must be made online with the SJI www.sji.ie by 4 00 pm on Thursday 4 July 2019. A full entry fee is required. The Silverbirch Hotel, Omagh, very kindly contributed £600 towards the Prize Fund for this Event. Dillon Bass Ltd, Powers Whiskey, very kindly contributed £500 towards the Prize Fund for this Event.

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Event 4 1 30 m Open Class Prize Fund: £500 Entry Fee: £20 00 Mrs Elaine Waterson & Family very kindly contributed £400 towards the Prize Fund for this Event. Winner to receive the R B Holmes Cup.

ARENA 2 Commencing at 10 00 am Sharp – HORSES

Event 5 90 cm Ballyward Equestrian/Ulster Region Summer Tour

Prize Fund: £200 Entry Fee: £15.00

Event 6 1 00 m Prize Fund: £250 Entry Fee: £15.00

Event 7 1 10 m


The winning owner will receive a bridle very kindly sponsored by Mrs E Stafford, Sion Mills.

Event 8 1.20 m


MCA Sporthorses very kindly contributed £100 towards the Prize Fund for this Event.

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ARENA 3 Commencing at 10 00 am Sharp - PONIES

Event 9 70 cm, Sportsman’s Class, Ponies Only.

Prize Fund: In Kind Entry Fee: £10.00

Event 10 128 60 cm Prize Fund: £75 Entry Fee: £10.00

Event 11 128, 70 cm


Event 12 128, 80 cm Prize Fund: £75 Entry Fee: £10.00 Very kindly sponsored by Scotts Fuels.

Event 13 128, 90 cm Prize Fund: £75 Entry Fee: £10.00

Very kindly sponsored by McFadden (Civils) Ltd, Civil Engineering.



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Event 16 138, 1 00 m Prize Fund: £75 Entry Fee: £10.00 Very kindly Sponsored by Mountfield Kitchen Centre


Event 18 148, 1 00 m Prize Fund: £100 Entry Fee: £12.00 The Winner will receive the Knockmoyle Lodge Cup.

Event 19 148, 1 10 m Prize Fund: £100 Entry Fee: £12.00

Very kindly sponsored by Scotts Fuels.

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ARENA 1 Commencing at 9 30 am Sharp – HORSES Declarations for Events 1, 2 and 3 should be made online with www.sji.ie by 4 00 pm on Thursday 4 July 2019.

Event 1 1 35 m Ballyward Equestrian/Ulster Region Summer Tour Prize Fund: £1,000 Entry Fee: £25.00

Declarations should be made online with www.sji.ie by 4 00 pm on Thursday 4 July 2019.

TC Autos, Omagh, very kindly contributed £500 towards the Prize Fund for this Event.

Event 2 The TRM Accumulator – 1 Round Prize Fund: €1,000 Entry Fee: £25.00

Declarations should be made online with www.sji.ie by 4 00 pm on Thursday 4 July 2019.

TRM very generously contributed the €1,000 Prize Fund for this Event.

Event 3 TRM/HSI New Heights Champions Series Grand Prix. Prize Fund: €10,000 Entry Fee €100.00

Declarations with full entry fee accepted only online through www.sji.ie by 4 00 pm Thursday 4 July 2019.

Event 4 1 30 m The Eddie McGinn Memorial Horse Speed Event . Table A

Prize Fund: £1,000 Entry Fee: £25.00

The McGinn Family, Omagh, very generously contributed the Prize Fund for this Event. The Winner will receive the Eddie McGinn Memorial Perpetual Cup.

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Event 5 AJS Puissance

Prize Fund: £500 Entry Fee: £20.00 AJS Promotions very generously contributed the Prize Fund for this Event.

ARENA 2 Commencing at 9 30 am Sharp - HORSES

Event 6 1 00 m Ballyward Equestrian/Ulster Region Summer Tour Prize Fund: £200 Entry Fee: £15.00

WW Tyres very kindly contributed £50 towards the Prize Fund for this Event.

Event 7 1 10 m Ballyward Equestrian/Ulster Region Summer Tour Prize Fund: £300 Entry Fee: £20.00 Mrs Constance Curran, London, very kindly contributed the Prize Fund for this Event in memory of her late father, Mr Paddy McEvoy. Winner to receive The NWSJC Perpetual Trophy presented in Memory of Paddy McEvoy.

Event 8 1 20 m Ballyward Equestrian/Ulster Region Summer Tour Prize Fund: £500 Entry Fee: £20.00

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ARENA 3 Commencing at 9 30 am Sharp – PONIES

ALLISON TORRENS MEMORIAL PERPETUAL CUP Kindly Presented by the Torrens Family in Memory of their daughter, Allison.

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Event 9 128, 50 cm incorporating Walter Reape Newcomers League Prize Fund: In Kind Entry Fee: £10.00

Event 10 128, 60 cm, incorporating Equestrian World of Maynooth Under 8 National Discovery Qualifier


Very kindly sponsored by Equestrian World of Maynooth

Event 11 128, 70 cm, incorporating Equestrian World of Maynooth O8/U10 National Discovery Qualifier


Very kindly sponsored by Equestrian World of Maynooth

Event 12 128, 80 cm


The Michael Morrissey National Pony League.

Event 13 128, 90 cm


Very kindly sponsored by Omagh Equestrian and Country Wear.

The Winner will receive the Alison Torrens Memorial Perpetual Cup.

Event 14 138, 80 cm


The Winner will receive the Sedan Perpetual Challenge Cup.

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Event 15 138, 90 cm


The Michael Morrissey National Pony League. The Winner will receive the Clanabogan Perpetual Challenge Cup.

Event 16 138, 1 00 m


Very kindly sponsored by McFadden (Civils) Ltd, Civil Engineering.

Event 17 148, 90 cm


Very kindly sponsored by Omagh Equestrian and Country Wear.

Event 18 148, 1 00 m


The Michael Morrissey National Pony League.

Event 19 148, 1 10 m


Very kindly Sponsored by Scotts Fuels. The Winner will receive the Royal Arms Cup.

The Committee reserves the right to alter the sequence of events and times, or arenas, where necessary.

See Tyrone Farming Society Website and Facebook for further details.

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Friday 5 July 2019 ARENA 4 - Commencing at 10 00 am Sharp.

WORKING HUNTER PONIES Judge: Mr C O’Hare, Castlewellan, Co Down

Entries: £8 per Class (unless otherwise stated) All Entries must be made to the Show Office by Friday 14 June 2019.

Enquiries for Working Hunter Horses and Ponies to Sonya McAleer 07874350665

1 Cross Poles

Prizes: In Kind Prizes in Kind very kindly sponsored by MCA Sporthorses

2 60 cm Working Hunter Ponies

Prizes: 1

st £25, 2

nd £15, 3

rd £10

£50 Prize Fund very kindly sponsored by Montilly Farms


Prizes: 1

st £25, 2

nd £15, 3

rd £10

£50 Prize Fund very kindly sponsored by Mr Stephen Pollock, Baronscourt Estate.


Prizes: 1

st £25, 2

nd £15, 3

rd £10

£50 Prize Fund very kindly sponsored by Rockview Engineering.

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Prizes: 1

st £25, 2

nd £15, 3

rd £10

£50 Prize Fund very kindly sponsored by Gortrush Foods.

6 1 00 m Working Hunter Ponies

Prizes: 1

st £25, 2

nd £15, 3

rd £10


Working Hunter Pony Championship

1st and 2

nd place winners from Classes 2 – 6 will compete for the Splash

in the Pan Cup.

Friday 5 July 2019

WORKING HUNTER HORSES Judges: Ms V Tueton, Millisle, Co Down

Entries: £8 per Class (unless otherwise stated) All Entries must be made to the Show Office by Friday 14 June 2019.

7 70 cm Working Hunter Horses Prizes: 1

st £25, 2

nd £15, 3

rd £10

£50 Prize Fund very kindly sponsored by Sloan Transport.

8 80 cm Working Hunter Horses

Prizes: 1st

£25, 2nd

£15, 3rd

£10

£50 Prize Fund very kindly sponsored by Sloan Transport.

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9 Small Hunter Horses

Prizes: 1st

£25, 2nd

£15, 3rd

£10 £50 Prize Fund very kindly sponsored by Rockview Engineering.

10 90 cm Working Hunter Horses

Prizes: 1

st £30, 2

nd £20, 3

rd £17, 4

th £15, 5

th £10, 6

th £8

£100 Prize Fund very kindly sponsored by Goudie Bros Transport Ltd.

11 1 00 m Working Hunter Horses Prizes: 1

st £60, 2

nd £45, 3

rd £35, 4

th £25, 5

th £20, 6

th £15


Working Hunter Horse Championship 1

st and 2

nd place winners from Classes 7 – 11 to compete for the

Rockview Engineering Ltd Cup.

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23rd

ANNUAL DOG SHOW

Saturday 6 July 2019 – 1 00 pm

Classes for:

VETERAN - 7 years and over UTILITY HOUNDS GUN DOGS TERRIERS TOY PUPPIES - under 12 months WORKING GROUP

YOUNG HANDLER – Under 12 – Dog and Handler will be judged

Bring your family dog along!!

No Pre-Entry: Entry Fee £2.00

Cups: Best in Show and Best Reserve in Show Presented by Greenacres Boarding Kennels and Cattery

and Mrs Linda Hamilton

Prizes in Kind by Jollyes Petfood Superstores, Omagh

Details from:

Secretary’s Office The Showgrounds 3 Gillygooley Road

OMAGH Co Tyrone BT78 5PN

Tel: 028 8224 2500 / 028 8224 0066 Email: [email protected] Web: www.tyronefarmingsociety.co.uk

mailto:[email protected]://www.tyronefarmingsociety.co.uk/

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MOST SUITABLY DRESSED GENTLEMAN

for a day at the Show

Voucher Kindly Donated By

Watterson Bros Drapers Value £50 1st Prize

TFS will contribute £25 Runner up Prize

FASHION SHOW – 1 45 pm

Fashion by Local Fashion Outlets

Free Raffle

MOST SUITABLY DRESSED LADY for a day at the Show

Voucher Kindly Donated By

Style Boutique Value £50 1st Prize

TFS will contribute £25 Runner up Prize

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FLOWER ARRANGING WORKSHOPS

Home Industries Section

Very kindly sponsored by

Mr Lindsay Rodgers


Free Raffle

CHILDREN’S COMPETITION

Home Industries Section

Very kindly sponsored by

Whites of Omagh

BARBECUE

at the Showgrounds

Friday 5 July 2019

9 00 pm

Music by Soundwaves

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The Members of Tyrone Farming Society

wish to acknowledge all

Firms and Individuals who have

very kindly sponsored Classes

and Events at this Show.

A full list will appear in the

Official Show Catalogue

Prize SchedulesFor: Agriculture Horticulture Home Industries Special Needs

and Schools Section

Can be obtained on application to the Secretary’s Office The Showgrounds, 3 Gillygooley Road, Omagh BT78 5PN Or from the Website at www.tyronefarmingsociety.co.uk

Tel: 028 82 242500 or 028 82 240066

Office Hours 10 00 am to 4 00 pm Monday to Friday.
http://www.tyronefarmingsociety.co.uk/

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