2019 SCHEDULE106th Show Saturday 23 November

Alternative entry via www.showdayonline.com

Entries close Friday 15th November 2019

Major Sponsors:Earnslaw One Mataura Licensing Trust Gowan Braes Perendale Dynes Transport Rural Livestock Heriot Earthmoving Farmlands Contract Excavation West Otago Transport Regional Ford PGG Wrightson Party Plus

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Secretary: Emily Donovan Email: show@yrless.co.nzPO Box 42 Phone: 03 204 8234 TAPANUI 9542 0275 033 333

SHOW RULES AND REGULATIONS

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 10 pm on Sunday 17th NOVEMBER 2019.2. 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.MEMBERSHIP10. 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/C11. 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.PRIZES12. 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 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.13. Whilst all cups and trophies will be presented when awarded, they are to be returned to the steward prior to winner leaving the ring.14. Any prize awarded shall lapse if not applied for within three months from date of award.15. The Committee reserve the right to allot specials in lieu of prize money mentioned in this programme.16. All prizewinners are to parade. Equestrian exhibitors will forfeit Prize Money if they do not parade. 17. No games of chance or gambling of any kind will be allowed within the Ring.18. No person to make any drawing of stock or machinery without the consent of the owner, obtained through the Secretary.19. 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.20. 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.21. HEALTH & SAFETY - In the event of an accident and/or injury there are qualified St John Ofiicers on site at all time. All accidents and near misses must be reported to the Secretary's Office and recorded in the Near Misses and Accidents register.Grand Parade will be held at 12.30 pm approx.

TRADE DISPLAY

OUTDOOR TRADE

Outdoor Trade $8.00 per metre front by 10 metres deep. Electricity $15.00

Class 1 Outdoor Trade siteBest Outdoor site wins $50 and a sashM D Robertson Trophy - $50Best Trade exhibit

Show Market SiteClass 2 Show Market siteBest Show Market Site wins $50 and a sash.EMERALD HILLS TROPHY - $50For Best Show Market stall

CATTLE - Nait 444248West Otago A&P NAIT number: 444248. Cattle entries will be limited due to space constraints and protocols in place to keep cattle safe. 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.Cattle not NAIT transferred will not be eligible to Show.All entries must be to the secretary by Friday 15th November 2019.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.TBAll 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 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.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 $6Prize Money & Sponsorships1 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

BEEF CATTLEJudging will start at 9.30a.m.When a class has 5 entries of one breed the stock will be judged in their own classALL BREEDSClass 3 Bull, two years and overKindly sponsored by LONE PINE SIMMENTALSClass 4 Bull, one yearKindly sponsored by KOWAI ANGUSALLIANCE TROPHY All Breeds Yearling BullClass 5 Cow, 3 years and over, with own calf at footCalf qualities to be taken into considerationKindly sponsored by LONE PINE SIMMENTALSClass 6 Heifer, two years, with or without own calf.Calf qualities to be taken into consideration.Kindly sponsored by BLUE MOUNTAIN ANGUSClass 7 Heifer, one yearKindly sponsored by Class 8 Bull Calf born since 1 June 2019Class 9 Heifer Calf born since 1 June 2019

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WESTHOLM TROPHY for Supreme Beef ExhibitConditions:- 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 RosetteERIC COLVIN PATERSON MEMORIAL TROPHYNew Zealand Angus AssociationRosetteRESERVE CHAMPION ANGUSCHAMPION DEXTERCHAMPION SHORTHORNRESERVE CHAMPION SHORTHORNCHAMPION GALLOWAYRESERVE CHAMPION GALLOWAYSUPREME CHAMPION BEEF EXHIBITper breed exhibited

WESTHOLM TROPHY 1978SPECIAL CLASSESKindly 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 allowed for the entry in the Group only. Replacements must be notified to the Secretary not less that twelve hours beofre judging. Class 10 R2 SteerPurebred 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 breedBeef bred yearling heifers or bulls born after 31.5.2018 Class 13 Best Breeders group ( all beef breeds)consisting of 1 bull & 2 females, any age.Kindly sponsored by WESTHOLM HEREFORDYARDLEY TROPHY for Best Breeders GroupClass 14 Pair Beef bred animals, the progeny of 1 cow or sire, owned by 1 exhibitorTUAPEKA COUNTY PERPETUAL Cattle TrophyMost Points Cattle SectionClass 15 Junior Herdsperson, male or female under 21 years on the day of judging.Newstead Murray Gray Perpetual TrophyClass 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.

DAIRY CATTLE

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.

Class 17 Junior Herdsperson - 10 years and underTo lead a calfClass 18 Intermediate Herdsperson - 11 to 16 yearsTo lead a calf or heiferClass 19 Senior Herdsperson - 17 to 21 yearsTo lead a yearling heiferClass 20 Led calf to be born after 1 August 2019Kindly sponsored by AAKLAND SUPPLIES LTDClass 21 Heifer, one year, born between 1 August 2018 and 31 July 2019Kindly sponsored by Class 22 Cow, 2 years old, in milk or in calfClass 23 Cow, any age, in milkSUPREME CHAMPION DAIRY EXHIBITCHAMPION HOLSTEIN FRESIANRESERVE CHAMPION DAIRY EXHIBITRESERVE CHAMPION HOLSTEIN FRESIANCHAMPION JERSEYRESERVE CHAMPION JERSEYCHAMPION AYRSHIRE

RESERVE CHAMPION AYRSHIRECHAMPION KIWI CROSSRESERVE CHAMPION KIWI CROSSClass 24 Best female bred by exhibitorClass 25 Best udderClass 26 Best female pair

SHEEPSheep entered in the Breed Classes can be registered or 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 CHAMPIONSHIPSEach 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 - AFFCO Trophy. The Meat Breeds Supreme winners will be judged for the Best Meat Exhibit - AFFCO Trophy. The AFFCO Trophy winners will be judged to attain the Supreme Champion Sheep Exhibit of the Show.Entry Fee $6Prize Money & Sponsorships1 entry 1st, $15 2 entries 1st $15 2nd $10 3 entries + 1st $15 2nd $10 3rd $66 entries + 1st $20 2nd $15 3rd $10 4th $6 Judging will start at 9.00am

BREEDERS DISPLAY

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.

Class 28 Display Pen

BLACK & COLOURED SHEEPClass 29 Ram, over 18 months, in wool.Class 30 Ram, over 18 months, shorn.Class 31 Ram hogget, shornClass 32 Ewe, over 18 months, suckling lamb/s at foot, in wool.Class 33 Ewe, over 18 months suckling Lamb/s at foot, shorn.Class 34 Ewe hogget, in wool.Class 35 Ewe hogget, shorn.Class 36 Ewe hogget, shorn as a lamb.CHAMPION COLOURED SHEEPRESERVE CHAMPION COLOURED SHEEP

BORDER LEICESTERClass 37 Ram, over 18 months.Class 38 Ram Hogget, shornClass 39 Ewe, over 18 months,in wool, suckling lamb/s of same breed at foot.Class 40 Ewe, over 18 months, shorn, suckling lamb/s of same breed at footClass 41 Ewe hogget, shornCHAMPION BORDER LEICESTERRESERVE CHAMPION BORDER LEICESTERClass 42 Pair of Ram Hoggets

LINCOLNClass 43 Ram, over 18 monthsClass 44 Ram hogget, shornClass 45 Ewe, over 18 months, suckling lamb/s of same breed at footClass 46 Ewe hogget, shornCHAMPION LINCOLNRESERVE CHAMPION LINCOLN

ROMNEYClass 47 Ram, over 18 months, in wool.Class 48 Ram, over 18 months, shorn.Class 49 Ram hogget, shorn.K A J STIVEN MEMORIALTROPHYKEPPOCH MEMORIAL CUPClass 50 Ewe, over 18 months, in wool, in milk, suckling lamb/s of same breed, at foClass 51 Ewe, over 18 months, shorn, in milk, suckling lamb/s of same breed, at footClass 52 Ewe hogget, shornCHAMPION ROMNEYRESERVE CHAMPION ROMNEYJ D ROBERTSON MEMORIAL TROPHY

CHEVIOTClass 53 Ram, over 18 monthsClass 54 Ram hoggetClass 55 Ewe, over 18 months, suckling lamb/s of same breed at foot.Class 56 Ewe hoggetCHAMPION CHEVIOTRESERVE CHAMPION CHEVIOT

PERENDALEClass 57 Ram, over 18 months, in woolClass 58 Ram, over 18 months, shornClass 59 Ram hogget, shornClass 60 Pair Ram hoggets, shorn.Class 61 Ewe, over 18 months, in wool, with lamb/s of same breed at foot.

Class 62 Ewe over 18 months, shorn, suckling lamb/s of same breed at foot.Class 63 Ewe hogget shorn as a lamb.Class 64 Pair of Ewe hoggetsCHAMPION PERENDALERESERVE CHAMPION PERENDALETUAPEKA COUNTY PERPETUAL SHEEP TROPHY

SOUTHDOWNClass 65 Ram, over 18 months, shorn.Best Sheep Exhibit in ShowClass 66 Ram hogget, shorn.Class 67 Pair of Ram hoggets, shorn.Class 68 Ewe, over 18 months, shorn, in milk, suckling lamb/s of same breed at foot.Class 69 Ewe hogget, shorn.Class 70 Pair of Ewe hoggets, shorn.CHAMPION SOUTHDOWNRESERVE CHAMPION SOUTHDOWN

DORSET DOWNClass 71 Ram, over 18 months, shorn.Class 72 Ram hogget, shorn.

The Dorset Down Breed Committee of the NZ Sheepbreeders' Association offers rosettes for the Best Shorn Ram Hogget.

Dorset Down Breeders Club Rosettefor Best Shorn Ram Hogget Class 73 Ewe, 18 months, suckling lamb/s of same breed at foot.Class 74 Ewe, over 18 months, shorn, with lamb/s of same breed at foot.Class 75 Ewe hogget, shorn.

The Dorset Down Breed Committee of the NZ Sheepbreeders' Association offers rosettes for the Best Shorn Ewe Hogget.

The Dorset Down Breed Committee Rosettefor the Best shorn Ewe Hogget CHAMPION DORSET DOWNRESERVE CHAMPION DORSET DOWN

SUFFOLKClass 76 Ram, over 18 months, shorn.Class 77 Ram hogget, shorn.Class 78 Pair Ram hoggetsClass 79 Ewe, over 18 months, shorn, with lamb/s of same breed at footClass 80 Ewe hogget, shornCHAMPION SUFFOLKRESERVE CHAMPION SUFFOLK

SOUTH SUFFOLKClass 81 Ram, over 18 months, shorn.Class 82 Ram hogget, shorn.Class 83 Ewe, over 18 months, shorn, suckling lamb/s of same breed at foot.Class 84 Ewe hogget, shorn.CHAMPION SOUTH SUFFOLKRESERVE CHAMPION SOUTH SUFFOLK

POLL DORSETClass 85 Ram, over 18 months, shorn.Class 86 Ram hogget, shorn.Class 87 Ewe, over 18 months, in wool, suckling lamb/s of same breed at foot.Class 88 Ewe, over 18 months, shorn, suckling lamb/s of same breed at foot.Class 89 Ewe hogget, in woolClass 90 Ewe hogget, shorn.CHAMPION POLL DORSETRESERVE CHAMPION POLL DORSET

TEXELClass 91 Ram, over 18 months, shorn.Class 92 Ram hogget under 18 months, shorn.Class 93 Ewe, over 18 months, shorn, suckling lambs of same breed at foot.Class 94 Ewe hogget, shorn.CHAMPION TEXELRESERVE CHAMPION TEXEL

DORPERClass 95 Ram, over 18 months, shornClass 96 Ram hogget, shornClass 97 Ewe, over 18 months, shorn, suckling lamb/s of same breed at foot.Class 98 Ewe hogget, shornCHAMPION DORPERRESERVE CHAMPION DORPERAFFCO Trophy - Prime Breeds - $100AFFCO Trophy - Wool Breeds - $100

SUPREME SHEEP EXHIBIT

CROSSBREDClass 99 Ram hogget

FLOCK SHEEP, ALL BREEDSClass 100 One Ewe hogget, shorn as a lamb.Class 101 One Ewe hogget, woolly.Class 102 Pair, Ewe hoggets, woolly.

Class 103 One Ewe hogget, shorn.Class 104 Pair Ewe hoggets, shorn.Class 105 Ewe, over 18 months, in wool, suckling lambs at foot.Class 106 Ewe, over 18 months, shorn, suckling lambs at foot.

PRIME LAMBSClass 107 Best Paying 3 lambs, Down cross, live weight not to exceed 30kgClass 108 Best paying 3 lambs, Down cross, live weight to be over 30kgClass 109 Best paying 3 lambs, long wool, live weight to be over 30kgDown cross can not compete. Class 110 Best paying 3 lambs, long wool, live weight not to exceed 30kgDown cross can not compete A Smith Memorial ShieldMost Points Sheep Section

SHROPSHIREClass 111 Ram over 18 monthsClass 112 Ewe, over 18 months, with Lamb(s) at foot.CHAMPION SHROPSHIRERESERVE CHAMPION SHROPSHIRE

SHEARINGKindly sponsored by FARMLANDSMachines kindly supplied by HEINIGER

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Start at 9.45a.m.

Class 113 Open ShearsClass 114 Senior ShearsClass 115 Intermediate ShearsClass 116 Senior Speed Shear

Start at 4.30p.m. in front of Booth

Class 117 Open Speed shear

EQUESTRIANAll Prize winners must parade or forfeit Prize Money.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. There will be no Day Certificates this year.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.Novice saddle ponies may be ridden in novice classes by any age rider, including adultsNovice horses/ponies must carry their performance cards - FAILURE TO DO SO WILL RESULT IN ELIMINATION.The classification (section nominated) of a horse or pony must be made at the time of its first adult measure; however a change to this classification (section nominated) (with the exceptions listed in rule CDE 1 d) may be made by making application to RAS Head Office (download the application from the website www.ras.org.nz). Any subsequent changes will require a full submission with the final decision on granting further changes resting with the RAS Executive.Regardless of Rule CDE 1 c), equestrian title winners, of open conformation titles, at Royal A&P Shows/Events, Showing Championships endorsed by the RAS or HOY are not entitled to change classification (section) after winning a title class at any of these events and must stay within their nominated classification (section) with the exception if the horse/pony is under eight (8) years of age, a change of classification may be made upon application to and approval of, the RAS Executive.MARES-'Dry' mare is a mare not to foal during the current show season (1 August to 31 July).-Mares shown in Brood Mare classes must have a foal at foot or present a veterinary certificate of pregnancy that includes a projected foaling date. Mares shown in the summer season without a foal at foot, would be expected (before Christmas) to be late foaling in the summer or autumn, or (after Christmas) to have weaned an early foal and be back in foal with a spring due date. Mare falling into either of the above categories should prove their eligibility with a veterinary certificate. Anything less will be unacceptable.-Broodmares with foal at foot are ineligible for ridden and harness classes.STALLIONS & COLTS-All stallions and colts (with the exception of Miniature horses and foals) must be shown in a bit.-A Steward will order any stallion/colt considered out of control or to be causing undue disquiet to other horses from the ring without recourse from the stallion/colt's owner/exhibitor/competitor.-It is compulsory for all stallions and colts, except foals, to wear two (2) official 'S' identification badges, one attached to each side of their bridle, at all Shows/Events at all times. The rider/handler must also wear two (2) RAS official armbands (one on each arm) when in the ring. 'S' badges to be purchased from RAS Head Office or ESNZ; armbands from RAS Head Office.-Handlers and Riders of stallions/colts must wear an approved Hi Viz vest at Shows/Events when outside the showing ring. Vests can be purchased from RAS Head Office.No horses will be allowed to practice in the ring prior to judging.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.AGE OF RIDERS & HANDLERS- Rider/Handlers age and eligibility is determined as per the 1 August i.e. Riders/handlers who are of age for any division/section on the 1 August complete the show year/season in that division/section. Proof of age may be required and should be on hand.- Lead Rein classes are restricted to riders under eight (8) years of age with a minimum age of four (4) years, who are not competing in any other sections at any A&P Show/Event. To be led by an attendant fourteen (14) years of age or over.- First Ridden classes are restricted to riders under ten (10) years of age, who are not competing in any other sections at any A&P Show/Event.- Novice pony exhibits (except Novice Pony Stallions) may be ridden by a rider of any age.- Novice pony stallions must be led or ridden by a rider fourteen (14) years and over.- Open pony exhibits must be ridden by riders under seventeen (17) years of age.- Open pony stallions must be ridden by a rider fourteen (14), or fifteen (15), or sixteen (16) years of age, led handlers must be fourteen (14) years and over.

- Riders in horse rings (exhibits over 148cm) must be twelve (12) years and over (as per RAS rules).- Stallions over 148cm must be led or ridden by a rider seventeen (17) years of age or older.AGE OF RIDDEN EXHIBITSExhibits under three (3) years of age are not permitted in any ridden or driven (harness) class no matter what the rules of any affiliated Breed Society or Kindred Society may prescribe.HELMETSAll competitors either in the arena, jumping or practice arena and anywhere else on the Showgrounds are required to wear a safety helmet that meets new safety standards.  All helmets must be red tagged. If helmets are not tagged riders will not be permitted to enter the ring. Between and 8.00am and 8.15am at the Secretarys Office, there will be personnel available to certify your helmet.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.CLEAN SPORTThe 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 Clean Sport Judiciary Committee (CSJC)procedures & rules (Refer TAB 6 Clean Sport RAS Equestrian Competitors & Judges Rule Book).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:Abuse of exhibits in any form as provided in Rule GR6 (RAS Equestrian Competitors & Judges Rule Book)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. (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.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.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 specifiedPrize Money & Sponsorships 1-5 entries + 1st $15 2nd $10 3rd $66 entries + 1st $20 2nd $15 3rd $10 4th $6 10 entries + 1st $25 2nd $20 3rd $15 4th $10 5th $6Judging Times at a glance7.45a.m. Led hacks, followed by Led PoniesLed Welsh Ponies followed by Led Arabs, Standardbreds, Gypsy Cobs & Pintos8.30a.m. Have A Go Ponies followed by Have A Go HorsesSaddle (Flat) Hunter8.45a.m. Group A Show PonyGroup B & C Show PoniesHunter (Flat) PonyMiniature Horse

9.00a.m. Saddle HackPark HackRiding Horse9.15a.m. First Ridden, followed by Led Rein (in Training Ring)11.00a.m. Clydesdale11.30a.m. Harness and Driving Ponies and Miniature HarnessClass 249 RAS - Livamol to be judged at the conclusion of the Park Hack judgingWorking Hunter Ponies to be followed by Working Hunter Horses to be judged in the Hunter Ring following the Grand Parade.

PGG WRIGHTSONS Grand Champion Horse and Pony Accumulator

The Grand Champion Horse Award will be decided on points from exhibits gaining Champion, 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 2020 Southland A&P Show.

The Grand Champion Pony Award will be decided on points from exhibits gaining Champion, Reserve Champion & Supreme Champion from West Otago, Wyndham, Waiau, Winton, Gore and Southland Shows in Saddle Hunter Pony, Pony Section A, B and C. To be eligible to receive this award, the pony must compete at the 2019 Southland A & P Show.

The horse and pony 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 Supreme Champions. If still equal then the Supreme at Southland A&P Show shall be declared the winner.

LED CLASSES

Kindly sponsored by Adventure Car Rentals

Led Horses and Led Ponies qualify for HOY

Judging will start at 7.45am in the Training Ring

LED HORSEClass 118 Best presented horse and handlerClass 119 Stallion, 4 years and over, over 148cmClass 120 Gelding, 4 years and over, over 148cmClass 121 Dry Mare, 4 years and over, over 148cmClass 122 Brood Mare, 4 years and over, over 148cmSee conditions for BroodmaresCHAMPION ADULT LED HORSERESERVE CHAMPION ADULT LED HORSEClass 123 Yearling to mature over 148cmClass 124 Two Year Old, to mature over 148cmClass 125 Three Year Old, to mature over 148cmCHAMPION YOUNG STOCK LED HORSE

RESERVE CHAMPION YOUNG STOCK LED HORSELED PONY

Any ponies entered in Saddle classes are INELIGBLE for led classes, with the exemption of Welsh Ponies.

Class 126 Best presented pony and handlerClass 127 Pony Stallion, not exceeding 148cmClass 128 Pony Brood Mare, not exceeding 148cmSee conditions for BroodmaresCHAMPION LED PONYRESERVE CHAMPION LED PONYClass 129 Dry Mare, 4 years and over, not exceeding 148cmCHAMPION DRY MARE OR GELDINGRESERVE CHAMPION DRY MARE OR GELDINGClass 130 Gelding, 4 years and over, not exceeding 148cmClass 131 Pony Yearling, not exceeding 140cmClass 132 Pony, 2 years, not exceeding 146cmClass 133 Pony, 3 years, not exceeding 148cmCHAMPION YOUNG STOCK (Led Ponies)RESERVE CHAMPION YOUNG STOCK (Led Ponies)WELSH PONY

Judging will commence at 7.45am

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.

Class 134 Best presented Welsh Pony and handlerClass 135 Pure or Part-bred Welsh Pony Stallion, 3 years & overClass 136 Pure or Part-bred Welsh Pony Mare, 3 years & over.Class 137 Pure or Part-bred Welsh Gelding, 3 years & overClass 138 Pure or Part-bred Welsh Pony 2 years, male or female.Class 139 Pure or Part-bred Welsh Pony, 1 year, male or female.CHAMPION WELSH PONYRESERVE CHAMPION WELSH PONYClass 140 Best Pure or Part-bred Welsh Pony Head - any age, male or female.Class 141 Welsh pony with best movement

ARABSClass 142 Purebred/Partbred Female 3 years and underClass 143 Purebred/Partbred Male 3 years and underClass 144 Purebred/Partbred Female 4 years and overClass 145 Purebred/Partbred Male 4 years and overCHAMPION ARABRESERVE CHAMPION ARABClass 146 Best Junior Handler (less than 16 years)Class 147 Best Senior Handler - 16 years and over

Class 148 Classic HeadClass 149 Classic Action (Movement)

LED STANDARDBREDKindly Sponsored by NZ Standardbreds Association

This section is a Qualifier for HOY Class 150 Best Presented Horse & HandlerClass 151 Standardbred Mare or Filly any ageClass 152 Standardbred Gelding/Colt/Stallion any ageClass 153 Best Paced StandardbredCHAMPION INHAND STANDARDBREDRESERVE CHAMPION INHAND STANDARDBRED

RIDDEN STANDARDBREDThis section is a Qualifier for HOY Class 154 Best Presented Horse, Rider & GearClass 155 Novice Standardbred (0-5)Class 156 Open StandardbredClass 157 Best Paced StandardbredClass 158 Best Mannered StandardbredCHAMPION RIDDEN STANDARDBREDRESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN STANDARDBRED

CLYDESDALE

Judging starts at 11.00.a.m.

Class 159 Stallion, 3 years & overClass 160 Mare, 3 years & overClass 161 Two year old Colt or FillyClass 162 Gelding, 2 years and overClass 163 Yearling Colt or FillyClass 164 FoalCHAMPION CLYDESDALERESERVE CHAMPION CLYDESDALEClass 165 Best PairClass 166 Working Horse wearing harness, driven on long reins.Class 167 Best ridden ClydesdaleClass 168 Best footed Clydesdale

HARNESS & DRIVING PONIES & MINIATURE HORSESThis section is NOT a qualifier for HOYJudging starts 11.30a.m. in the Derby RingPrize Money & Sponsorships1 entry 1st $20

2 entries 1st $20 2nd $10 3 entries + 1st $25 2nd $15 3rd $10 4th $6Class 169 Best harness Pony/HorseClass 170 Best Paced & Mannered Pony/HorseClass 171 Best Junior Driver, 16 years & under.CHAMPION HARNESS & DRIVING PONYRESERVE CHAMPION HARNESS & DRIVING PONYClass 172 Best Presented Miniature Horse, Vehicle and HarnessClass 173 Single Pleasure Driving Youth Open (Miniature), under 18 yearsClass 174 Single Pleasure Driving Novice/Maiden Harness Miniature Horse (0-3 winsClass 175 Single Pleasure Driving Harness Miniature Horse.CHAMPION MINIATURE HARNESS HORSERESERVE CHAMP MINIATURE HARNESS HORSE

MINIATURE HORSESThis section is NOT a qualifier for HOY. Judging will start at 8.45a.m.Covered stalls are available for use during the day - these stalls may have been used the previous night.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.Category A (under 34")Class 176 Best presented horse & handlerClass 177 Foal/Weanling, filly or colt.Class 178 Yearling Filly or ColtClass 179 Junior Mare or Gelding 2 yearsClass 180 Senior Mare or Gelding 3 years and overClass 181 Stallion, Any AgeCHAMPION MINIATURE A HORSERESERVE CHAMPION MINIATURE A HORSECategory B (34" To 38")Class 182 Best presented horse & handlerClass 183 Foal/Weanling Filly or Colt.Class 184 Yearling filly/coltClass 185 Junior Mare or Gelding 2 yearsClass 186 Senior Mare or Gelding 3 years and overClass 187 Stallion, Any Age.CHAMPION MINIATURE B HORSERESERVE CHAMPION MINIATURE B HORSESUPREME MINIATURE HORSE EXHIBITCOLOUR AND MOVEMENTClass 188 Multi-Colour (includes Pintos and Appaloosa)Class 189 Solid Coloured (includes Bays, Black, Chestnut etc)Class 190 Solid Coloured Dilute and others(includes Silver Dapples, Palominos, Duns, Buckskins, Grulla, Cremello etc)Class 191 Minature, 2 years and under, with the best movementClass 192 Minature, 3 years and over, with the best movement

SHOWMANSHIPClass 193 Youth ShowmanshipClass 194 Adult Showmanship Novice.(No more than 3 wins in an Adult Showmanship class) Class 195 Adult Showmanship Open (open to all Adult exhibitors 18 years & over).JUMPINGClass 196 2 Year Old Show HunterClass 197 Open Show Hunter 3 years and over (no Maidens)Class 198 Maiden Show Hunter 3 years and overClass 199 Tip and Out (3 years and over)CHAMPION MINIATURE SHOW HUNTERRESERVE CHAMPION MINIATURE SHOW HUNTER

HACKSThis section is a Qualifier for the HOY

Judging will start at 9.00amClass 200 Best Presented Horse, Rider & GearClass 201 Novice Hack (0-2 wins)Class 202 Novice Hack (0-5 wins)CHAMPION NOVICE HACKRESERVE CHAMPION NOVICE HACK(To be judged from the winners of classes 201 & 202. Second place horse to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve Champion)Class 203 Novice Paced & Mannered Hack (0-5 wins)Class 204 Open Hack over 158cm and not exceeding 163cmClass 205 Open Hack over 163cmTROY TROPHYFor best heavy hack over 163cm. Class 206 Open Lady's Hack on Type (conformation class) - Lady or Gentleman RiderClass 207 Open Gentleman's Hack on Type (conformation class) Lady or Gentleman RiderWEST OTAGO TRANSPORT LTD TROPHY 2001CHAMPION OPEN HACKRESERVE CHAMPION OPEN HACK(To be judged from the winners of classes 204, 205, 206 & 207. Second place horse to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve Champion)Class 208 Open Hack - Best Paces to be JudgedClass 209 Open Hack - Best Manners to be Judged

SADDLE HUNTERSThis section is a Qualifier for HOY.Kindly sponsored by ANZ RuralJudging will start at 8.30am.Class 210 Best Presented Hunter, Rider & Gear.1952 WAYTE TROPHYFor the Best Turned Out Hunter, Rider and Gear. Class 211 Novice Saddle Hunter 0-2 wins.

Class 212 Novice Saddle Hunter 0-5 winsCHAMPION NOVICE SADDLE HUNTERRESERVE CHAMPION NOVICE SADDLE HUNTERTo be judged from the winners of classes 211 and 212. Second placed Novice Saddle Hunter to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve Champion.Class 213 Novice Paced & Mannered Saddle Hunter 0 - 5 winsClass 214 Open Saddle Hunter over 148cm & not exceeding 163cmClass 215 Open Saddle Hunter over 163cmClass 216 Open Lady's Saddle Hunter on type (conformation class)Lady or Gentleman RiderClass 217 Open Gentleman's Saddle Hunter on type (conformation class)Lady or Gentleman RiderKELSO A & P WAYTE TROPHY 1948Awarded to the Champion Hunter. CHAMPION SADDLE HUNTERRESERVE CHAMPION SADDLE HUNTERTo be judged from the winners of classes 214, 215, 216 & 217. Second placed Saddle Hunter to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve.Class 218 Open Saddle Hunter - Best Paces to be JudgedClass 219 Open Saddle Hunter - Best manners to be Judged

PARK HACKS

This section is a Qualifier for HOY

Kindly sponsored by ASB Bank

Judging will start at 8.30am.

Class 220 Best Presented Park Hack, Rider & Gear.Class 221 Novice Park Hack over 148cm & not exceeding 158cm (0-2 wins)Class 222 Novice Park Hack over 148cm & not exceeding 158cm (0-5 wins).CHAMPION NOVICE PARK HACKRESERVE CHAMPION NOVICE PARK HACKTo be judged from the winners of classes 221 and 222. Second placed Novice Park Hack to the Champion to the judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve Champion.Class 223 Novice Paced & Mannered Park Hack (0-5 wins)Class 224 Open Park Hack over 148cm & not exceeding 153cm.Class 225 Open Park Hack over 153cm & not exceeding 158cm.Class 226 Open Lady's Park Hack on Type (conformation class)Lady or Gentleman RiderClass 227 Open Gentleman's Park Hack on Type (conformation class)Lady or Gentleman RiderCHAMPION OPEN PARK HACKRESERVE CHAMPION OPEN PARK HACKTo be judges from classes 224, 225, 226 & 227. Second placed Park Hack to the Champion to be judges alongside the remaining winners for Reserve Champion.VAN DE WATER JEWELLERS TROPHYAwarded to Champion Park Hack

Class 228 Open Park Hack - Best Paces to be JudgedClass 229 Open Park Hack - Best Manners to be JudgedClass 230 RAS-Livamol Ridden Thoroughbred Show Horse (over 148cm)Judging: 80% Conformation20% Paces & MannersJudges to asses each Horse individually with Saddles removed after they have been assessed Ridden.Horses to Show true TB QualitiesHorses to show a good walk as well as a Gallop (room permitting)

SENIOR RIDERThis section is a Qualifier for HOY Class 231 Novice Rider, 17 years and over, 0-5 winsClass 232 Youth or Girl Rider, 17 years and under 21 yearsClass 233 Gentleman Rider, 21 years and overClass 234 Lady Rider, 21 years and overCHAMPION SENIOR RIDERRESERVE CHAMPION SENIOR RIDERTo be judged from winners of classes 231, 232, 233 & 234. Second placed Rider to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve Champion.

SUPREME NOVICE HORSE EXHIBITTo be judged from Novice Championships only

SUPREME HORSE EXHIBITTo be judged from Open Championships only

CHAMPION PACED AND MANNERED HORSE

1st placed horse in paced classes and mannered classes from Saddle Hunters, Hacks, Park Hacks and Riding Horse 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

RIDING HORSE - Over 148cm

This section is a Qualifier for HOY

Kindly Sponsored by Combined Vet Services

Class 235 Best Presented Riding Horse, Rider & GearClass 236 Novice Riding Horse, 0-2 winsClass 237 Novice Riding Horse, 0-5 winsCHAMPION NOVICE RIDING HORSERESERVE CHAMPION NOVICE RIDING HORSETo be judged from the winners of classes 236 and 237. Second placed Novice Riding Horse to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve Champion.Class 238 Novice Paced & Mannered Riding Horse, 0-5 wins

Class 239 Open Riding Horse, over 148cm, not exceeding 163cmClass 240 Open Riding Horse, over 163cmClass 241 Open Lady's Riding Horse on Type (conformation class)Lady or Gentleman RiderClass 242 Open Gentleman's Riding Horse on Type (conformation class)Lady or Gentleman RiderCHAMPION OPEN RIDING HORSERESERVE CHAMPION OPEN RIDING HORSETo be judged from the winners of classes 239, 240, 241 & 242. Second placed Horse to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve Champion.Class 243 Open Riding Horse - Best Paces to be JudgedClass 244 Open Riding Horse - Best Manners to be Judged

GYPSY COB

Judging will start at 8.30am

Horses in this section are not eligible for any other flat classes at this show.

Class 245 Best Presented InHand Purebred or PartbredClass 246 Purebred Adult, 4 Years & overClass 247 Purebred 2 or 3 years oldClass 248 Purebred Foal or YearlingCHAMPION PUREBRED GYPSY COBRESERVE CHAMPION PUREBRED GYPSY COBTo be judged from the winners of classes 246, 247 & 248. Second place getters to stand by. Class 249 Partbred Adult, 4 years and overClass 250 Partbred, 2 or 3 years oldClass 251 Partbred Foal or YearlingCHAMPION PARTBRED GYPSY COBRESERVE CHAMPION PARTBRED GYPSY COBTo be judged from the winners of classes 249, 250 & 251. Second place getters to stand by. Class 252 Best Paced & Mannered Purebred/PartbredClass 253 Best Presented Ridden Pure and PartbredClass 254 Novice 0-5 wins Ridden Purebred/PartbredClass 255 Open Ridden Purebred/PartbredClass 256 Best Paced & Mannered Ridden Purebred/Partbred

PINTOHorses must be registered and owners must be a current financial member of the NZ Pinto Horse Society Inc at the close of entries. Class 257 Best Presented Pinto & HandlerClass 258 Youngstock Pinto 2 years and underClass 259 Adult Pinto 3 year and overClass 260 Best Colour and Patterned PintoClass 261 Best Paced PintoClass 262 Best Mannered Pinto

Class 263 Best Ridden Pinto

WORKING HUNTER HORSEThis section is a Qualifier for HOY Working Hunter HorseClass 264 Novice Working Hunter, 0-5 winsClass 265 Open Working Hunter, over 148cm & not exceeding 163cmClass 266 Open Working Hunter, over 163cmCHAMPION WORKING HUNTER HORSERESERVE CHAMPION WORKING HUNTER HORSE(To be judged from the winners of the open classes only. Second placed Working Hunter Horse to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve Champion)

WORKING HUNTER PONYThis section is a qualifier for HOY Working Hunter PonyClass 267 Novice Working Hunter Pony, 0-5 winsClass 268 Open Working Hunter Pony, not exceeding 138cmClass 269 Open Working Hunter Pony, over 138cm & not exceeding 148cmCHAMPION WORKING HUNTER PONYRESERVE CHAMPION WORKING HUNTER PONY(To be judged from the winners of Open classes 268 & 269. Second placed pony to the champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for reserve)

SIDE SADDLEClass 270 Best Side Saddle TurnoutClass 271 Best Side Saddle Mount (open to horses and ponies)Class 272 Best Side Saddle Rider, any ageClass 273 Best Paced & Mannered Side Saddle MountCHAMPION SIDE SADDLE MOUNTRESERVE CHAMPION SIDE SADDLE MOUNT

GROUP A SHOW PONIESThis section is a Qualifier for HOYKindly sponsored by WEST OTAGO FENCINGJudging will start at 8.45am.Competitors may enter the Show Pony Section or the Saddle Hunter Pony Section - not both.All novice classes offered for ponies on the flat are open to riders of any age.Class 274 Best Presented Riding Pony, Rider & GearClass 275 Novice Show Pony, over 138cm and not exceeding 148cm, 0-2 winsClass 276 Novice Show Pony, over 138cm and not exceeding 148cm, 0-5 winsCHAMPION NOVICE GROUP A SHOW PONYRESERVE CHAMPION NOVICE GROUP A SHOW PONYTo be judged from the winners of above classes 275 & 276. Second placed Novice Show Pony to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve Champion.Class 277 Novice Paced & Mannered Show Pony, over 138cm and not exceeding 148cm0-5 wins

Class 278 Open Show Pony, over 138cm and not exceeding 143cmClass 279 Open Show Pony, over 143cm and not exceeding 148cmCHAMPION OPEN GROUP A SHOW PONYRESERVE CHAMPION OPEN GROUP A SHOW PONYTo be judged from the winners of above classes 278 & 279. Second placed Show Pony to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve Champion.Class 280 Open Best Paced & Mannered Show PonyOver 128cm and not exceeding 148cm

GROUP B & C SHOW PONIESThis section is a Qualifier for HOY.Judging will follow Group A Show Ponies.Competitors may enter the Pony (flat) Section or the Hunter (flat Pony Section not Both.All novice classes offered for ponies on the flat are open to riders of any age.Class 281 Best Presented Pony, Rider & GearClass 282 Novice Show Pony, not exceeding 138cm 0-2 winsClass 283 Novice Show Pony, not exceeding 138cm 0-5 winsCHAMPION NOVICE GROUP B & C SHOW PONYRESERVE CHAMPION NOVICE GROUP B & C SHOW PONYTo be judged from the winners of above classes 282 & 283. Second placed Novice Group B & C Show Pony to the Champion to be alongside the remaining winners for Reserve Champion. Class 284 Novice Paced & Mannered Show Pony, not exceeding 138cm 0-5 winsClass 285 Open Show Pony, not exceeding 123cmClass 286 Open Show Pony over 123cm and not exceeding 128cmCHAMPION OPEN GROUP C SHOW PONYRESERVE CHAMPION OPEN GROUP C SHOW PONYTo be judged from the winners of above classes 285 & 286 Second placed Group C Show Pony to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve Champion.Class 287 Open Show Pony, over 128cm and not exceeding 133cmClass 288 Open Show Pony over 133cm and not exceeding 138cmCHAMPION OPEN GROUP B SHOW PONYRESERVE CHAMPION OPEN GROUP B SHOW PONYTo be judged from the winners of above classes 287 & 288. Second placed Group B Show Pony to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve Champion. Class 289 Open Paced & Mannered Show Pony, not exceeding 138cm

SADDLE HUNTER PONIESThis section is a Qualifier for HOY.Judging will start at 8.45am.Competitors may enter the Pony (flat) Section or the Hunter (flat Pony Section not Both.All novice classes offered for ponies on the flat are open to riders of any age.Class 290 Best Presented Saddle Hunter Pony, Rider & Gear.Class 291 Novice Saddle Hunter Pony, 0-2 winsClass 292 Novice Saddle Hunter Pony, 0-5 winsCHAMPION NOVICE SADDLE HUNTER PONYRESERVE CHAMPION NOVICE SADDLE HUNTER PONYTo be judged from the winners of above classes 291 & 292. Second placed Novice Saddle Hunter Pony to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve Champion.

Class 293 Novice Paced & Mannered Saddle Hunter Pony, 0-5 winsClass 294 Open Saddle Hunter Pony not exceeding 128cmClass 295 Open Saddle Hunter Pony over 128cm and not exceeding 138cmClass 296 Open Saddle Hunter Pony over 138cm and not exceeding 148cmCHAMPION OPEN SADDLE HUNTER PONYRESERVE CHAMPION OPEN SADDLE HUNTER PONYTo be judged from classes 294, 295 & 296. Second placed Saddle Hunter Pony to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve Champion.Class 297 Open Paced & Mannered Saddle Hunter Pony.

JUNIOR RIDERClass 298 Best Novice Junior Rider, 0-5 winsClass 299 Best Rider, 11 years and underClass 300 Best Rider, 12, 13 and 14 yearsClass 301 Best Rider, 15 and 16 yearsCHAMPION JUNIOR RIDERRESERVE CHAMPION JUNIOR RIDERTo be judged from the Junior winners of classes 298, 299, 300 & 301. Second placed Junior Rider to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve Champion.

SUPREME NOVICE PONY EXHIBITTo be judged from Novice Championships only

SUPREME PONY EXHIBITTo be judged from Open Championships only Class 302 Welsh Pony up to 148cm, 25% Welsh Blood.

CHAMPION PACED AND MANNERED PONY

1st placed pony from Paced and Mannered classes from Group A, B & C Show Ponies and Saddle Hunter Pony 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.

HAVE A GO FOR RIDERS UNDER 17 YEARS OF AGE- PLAITING OPTIONALTO BE RUN UNDER PONY CLUB CONDITIONSKindly sponsored by WEST OTAGO FENCINGNot eligible for RIDING PONY A & B and Pony Flat Hunter, with the exception of local classes.Riders 17 years and under.Judging will start at 8.30am.Class 303 Best Presented Pony or Hack, Rider & Gear.Class 304 Best Pony up to 148cm (if sufficient entries class will be split)Class 305 Best Hack Over 148cm (if sufficient entries class will be split).CHAMPION MOUNTRESERVE CHAMPION MOUNTTo be judged from classes 304 & 305

Class 306 Best Paced & Mannered Pony up to 148cmClass 307 Best Paced & Mannered Hack over 148cm.CHAMPION PACED & MANNERED MOUNTRESERVE CHAMPION PACED & MANNERED MOUNTTo be judged from classes 306 & 307 Class 308 Best School Pony to carry 2 children bareback.Class 309 Best Rider 12 years & under on Show Day.(If sufficient entries classes will be split)Not eligible for Junior or Senior Rider ClassesClass 310 Best Rider over 12 years, on Show Day.(if sufficient entries classes will be split)Not eligible for Junior or Senior Rider Classes

LOCAL SECTIONOpen to all local riders To be judged in the Pony Ring following the Rider Section.Class 311 Best Local Pony/Horse (if sufficient entries class will be split)Class 312 Best Local Rider (If sufficient entries class will be split)

Have A Go - For Riders over 17 years of agePlaiting OptionalAn Introduction to Showing. Riders must not be competing in any other rings on the day, NO height restrictions on mount or registrations needed.Class 313 Best Presented Pleasure Horse & RiderClass 314 Best Walking MountClass 315 Best Trotting MountClass 316 Best Cantering MountClass 317 Mount with Best MannersClass 318 Best CombinationClass 319 Most Suitable for Trekking or Farmwork-obstacle course to be completed CHAMPION HORSERESERVE CHAMPION HORSE

PONY TROT

To be held in the Derby Ring after the Grand Parade.

Class 320 Pony Trot up to 138cmClass 321 Pony Trot over 138cm

FIRST RIDDENKindly sponsored by RAVENSDOWNThe Rider cannot enter in both the Lead Rein Section and the First Ridden Section, but a pony that has been entered in the Lead Rein Section can be entered in the First Ridden section with a different rider.This section is designed for learner riders.First Ridden Ponies must be ridden in a snaffle bridle with a single rein.Riders under 10 years who are not competing in the Open Sections at any A&P Shows as at 1 August 2019.

A First Ridden Pony may compete in the Open ring with a different rider.Judged on: 60% suitability, safeness and temperament40% conformation and pacesPonies not to exceed 138cmClass 322 Best Presented Pony, Rider & Gear.Class 323 Novice First Ridden Pony, not exceeding 138cm 0-5 winsClass 324 Open First Ridden Pony not exceeding 128cmClass 325 Open First Ridden Pony over 128cm and not exceeding 138cmCHAMPION FIRST RIDDEN PONYRESERVE CHAMPION FIRST RIDDEN PONYTo be judged from the winners of classes 323, 324 & 325. Second placed First Ridden Pony to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve ChampionClass 326 Novice Paced & Mannered First Ridden Pony 0-5 winsClass 327 Open Paced & Mannered First Ridden PonyClass 328 Novice Rider (First Ridden Section) 0-5 winsNot eligible for Rider Section Class 329 Open Rider (First Ridden Section)Not eligible for Rider Section Class 330 Consolation ClassFor those that have not won a prize at this years Show

LEAD REINThis section is a Qualifier for HOYRiders must be under eight (8) years of age, with a minimum age of four (4) years as at 1 August 2019.Ponies to be led by a leader/attendant (14 years and over) with the lead rein attached to the caveson noseband of a snaffle bridle.Judged on: 60% suitability, safeness and temperament40% conformation and pacesJudging follows First Ridden.Class 331 Best Presented Pony, Rider, Handler & Gear.Class 332 Novice Lead Rein Pony not exceeding 128cm - 0-5 winsClass 333 Open Lead Rein Pony not exceeding 123cmClass 334 Open Lead Rein Pony Over 123cm & not exceeding 128cmCHAMPION LEAD REIN PONYRESERVE CHAMPION LEAD REIN PONYTo be judged from the winners of classes 332, 333 & 334. Second placed Lead Rein Pony to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve Champion.Class 335 Open Paced & Mannered Lead Rein PonyClass 336 Best Type of Beginners Riders pony.Class 337 Best Rider 4 years and 5 years.Class 338 Best Rider 6 years and 7 years.Class 339 Consolation ClassFor those that have not won a prize at this years Show

JUMPINGCombinations may only compete in THREE FEI classes.Training competitors can compete in TWO Training classes only.IJO = Instant Jump Off

AM5 (Article 238 2.2)Junior riders 14 years & over may compete in both Horse & Pony classesBack Numbers WILL be worn.Competitors please present to Judge BEFORE starting.Marshalls: E McHutchon - N Hazlett - M HutchinsonFEI RING Start following the Grand ParadeClass 340 Open Pony 90cm - AM5 (IJO)Class 341 Open Horse 90cm - AM5 (IJO)Class 342 Open Pony 1m - AM5 (IJO)Entry Fee $6.00 Prizes - 1st $25.00; 2nd $20.00; 3rd $15.00; 4th $10.00Kindly sponsored by BALLANCE AGRI NUTIRENTSADDLE BANK TROPHY 1991Class 343 Open Horse 1m - AM5 (IJO)Entry Fee $6.00 Prizes: - 1st $25.00; 2nd $20.00; 3rd $15.00; 4th $10.00; 5th $8.00; 6th $5.00Kindly sponsored by PETER CORCORAN CONTRACTINGClass 344 Open Horse 1m10 - AM5Entry Fee $11.00 Prizes - 1st $45.00; 2nd $35.00; 3rd $25.00; 4th $15.00Kindly sponsored by SUPERIORW S WAYTE MEMORIAL TROPHY 1991Class 345 Open Pony 1m10 - AM5Entry Fee $7.00 Prizes - 1st $30.00; 2nd $20.00, 3rd $15.00Kindly sponsored by SOUTHLAND FARM MACHINERYClass 346 Open Horse 1m20 - AM5Entry Fee $16.00 Prizes - 1st $60.00; 2nd $40.00; 3rd $20.00; 4th $10.00Kindly sponsored by WAIKAKA HOTELBLUE MOUNTAIN MOTORS TROPHY 2000TRAINING RING Start following the Grand Parade

Training Horses and Ponies only.

INSTANT JUMP-OFF (IJO)

Class 347 Open Pony 60cmClear Round, ribbon only Class 348 Open Pony 70cm AM5 (IJO)Entry Fee $5.00 Prizes - 1st $10.00; 2nd $8.00; 3rd $6.00; 4th $4.00Kindly sponsored by BB SPRAYINGClass 349 Open Pony 80cm AM5 (IJO)Entry Fee $5.00 Prizes - 1st $10.00; 2nd $8.00; 3rd $6.00; 4th $4.00Kindly sponsored by GARDYNES GRAINClass 350 Open Horse 80cm AM5 (IJO)Entry Fee $6.00 Prizes - 1st $12.00; 2nd $10.00; 3rd $8.00; 4th $5.00Kindly sponsored by KELSO KONTRACTINGChange of CourseClass 351 Open Pony 80cm AM5 (IJO)Entry Fee $5.00 Prizes - 1st $10.00; 2nd $8.00; 3rd $6.00; 4th $4.00Kindly sponsored by HERIOT FREIGHTClass 352 Open Horse 80cm AM5 (IJO)Entry Fee $6.00 Prizes - 1st $12.00; 2nd $10.00; 3rd $8.00; 4th $5.00Kindly sponsored by MCDONALD PERNISKIE ACCOUNTANTS

Class 353 Open Pony 90cm AM5 (IJO)Entry Fee $6.00 Prizes - 1st $15.00; 2nd $12.00; 3rd $10.00; 4th $8.00; 5th $5.00Kindly sponsored by MCDONOUGH CONTRACTINGClass 354 Open Horse 90cm AM5 (IJO)Hunter Jumping (Round The Ring)This section is a Qualifier for the HOY Class 355 Novice Pony 0-5 wins 70cm (RTR)Class 356 Open Pony Hunter max 90cm (RTR)Class 357 Best Pony rider over fences (max 90cm)To be judged simultaneously with Classes 356 & 357 Class 358 Novice Horse 0-5 wins 90cm (RTR)Class 359 Open Hunter over fences, over 148cm and not exceeding 163cm (max 110cm)Class 360 Open Hunter over fences, over 163cm (max 110cm)Class 361 Best Horse Rider over Fences (max 110cm)To be judged simultaneously with classes 359 & 360

Donkey and Mule ClassesJudging times to be confirmed In Hand Donkey ClassesDonkeys to be judged according to Donkey & Mule Society Rules of Showing and RAS Rules.  Please Note: It is compulsory for all Jacks, except for foals to wear two official "S" badges attached to either side of bridle or halter and the handler to wear two armbands with an "S" on each side.  In the case of Miniature Donkey Jacks 86cm and under, they must either be shown in a bit or a halter with a stallion chain. If utilizing the option of a halter and a stallion chain, then the donkey's original RAS height certificate must be carried at the time of showing, to show proof of height.Class 362 Best Presented Donkey and HandlerJudged on 50% animal, 25% Gear and 25% Handler Class 363 Novice DonkeyOpen to all Donkeys who have not won more than three 1st prizes in an In Hand Class at date of Show Class 364 Jenny, Jack or Gelding 2 years of age and underTo be judged on Conformation and Movement Class 365 Open Jenny, aged three years and overTo be judged on Conformation and Movement Class 366 Open Jack or Gelding, aged 3 years & overTo be judged on Conformation and Movement In Hand Mule ClassesInhand Mules to be judges on conformation and action. Class 367 Best Presented Mule on a Lead Rein50% Animal, 25% Gear, 25% Handler Class 368 InHand Molly MuleClass 369 InHand John MuleChampion and Reserve Champion to be judged from Classes 459 & 460 Performance Classes Donkeys and MulesDonkeys and Mules will be in these classes together but Judged and awarded separately. Class 370 Paced and ManneredClass 371 In Hand Donkey Challenge1. Mat from two chaff sacks, carpet or similar. Donkey to walk over willingly.

2.Donkey to take 4 steps backwards on command or reverse between two poles or into a defined area.3.Walk or trot the donkey over a small jump approximately 300mm (this is to accommodate for Youngstock).4.Weave up a line of poles at a walk or trot (Markers such as cones or electric fence standards can be used). Handler not required to weave with donkey.Class 372 Triangle PatternRefer to donkey society website www.donkey-mule.org.nz or contact the West Otago Equestrian Convenor

CHILDREN'SNo entry fee.Entries are taken on the day at the PET TENTJudging to start at 10.30a.m.Colouring competition entries to be in by 12 noon.

BAKINGPrize Money: 1st $5.00, 2nd $2.50, 3rd $1.50Kindly sponsored by TAPANUI FOUR SQUARE

Up to 6 yearsClass 373 Creative PikeletsClass 374 An Unhealthy lunchboxClass 375 3 plain bought biscuits, iced and decorated7 - 9 YearsClass 376 3 Cup Cakes, DECORATEDClass 377 Creative PikeletsClass 378 3 Chocolate Chip BiscuitsClass 379 A Cake, iced & decorated (judged on icing and decoration)Class 380 Best decorated Ginger bread Men10 - 13 yearsClass 381 3 Cup Cakes, decoratedClass 382 Creative PikeletsClass 383 3 Chocolate Chip BiscuitsClass 384 3 home made TrufflesClass 385 A Cake, iced & decorated (judged on icing and decoration)Class 386 A Chocolate Cake, not iced.14-18 yearsClass 387 3 home made TrufflesClass 388 3 Cup Cakes, decoratedClass 389 A Cake, Iced and Decorated (judged on icing and decoration)Class 390 3 slices chocolate brownie

NOVELTYPrize Money: 1st $5.00, 2nd $2.50, 3rd $1.50Kindly sponsored by IDEAL PRINT & DESIGN6 years & underClass 391 A decorated boiled egg.

Class 392 A painted stoneClass 393 A sand saucer7 - 9 yearsClass 394 A Nature ArrangementClass 395 An home made cardClass 396 A home made decoration suitable for a Christmas treeClass 397 An article made from woolClass 398 A tray scene ( no larger than 25cm x 25cm x 2cm deep)10 - 13 yearsClass 399 An home made cardMade by hand or computerClass 400 An home made decoration suitable for a christmas treeClass 401 Home made jewellery.Class 402 An A4 size painted canvasClass 403 A home made cushion14 - 18 YearsClass 404 An Sketch - done on either an A4 or an A5Class 405 An A4 sized paintingClass 406 Item made from Wood

MODELSPrize Money: 1st $5.00, 2nd $2.50, 3rd $1.50

6 years & underClass 407 Lego type (ie duplo, lego, technics)Class 408 Vegetable/fruit7 - 9 yearsClass 409 Lego/Kinnex ModelMade following plan provided with blocksClass 410 Lego/Kinnex ModelMost creative model not following planClass 411 Vegetable/fruit model.Class 412 Model made from plasticine or clay10 - 13 yearsClass 413 Lego/Kinnex ModelMade following plan provided with blocks.Class 414 Lego/Kinnex ModelMost creative model not following plan.Class 415 Vegetable/Fruit ModelClass 416 West Otago A&P Show logoBuild the logo using any type of materials Class 417 Model made from a kitset14-18 yearsClass 418 Build a Model of Any Sort

PET PARADE

Judging to commence at 10.00 a.m.Proudly Sponsored by GOWANBRAE PERENDALESLambs 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 $5.00CALF CLUB - Nait 444248Calf must be hand reared and born after 1 August 2019. 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. Calves not NAIT transferred will not be eligible to Show.All entries must be to the secretary by Friday 15th November 2019.Class 435 Pre-school - Year 4, Best led calfKindly sponsored by GRAHAM MAXWELL - FIRST NATIONAL REAL ESTATE GOREClass 436 Pre School - Year 4, Best reared calfKindly sponsored by GRAHAM MAXWELL - FIRST NATIONAL REAL ESTATE GOREClass 437 Yr5 - 8 Best Led CalfKindly sponsored by FARMSOURCEClass 438 Yr 5- 8 Best reared calfKindly sponsored by FARMSOURCELAMB CLUB

Lamb must be hand reared and born after 1 August 2019. Can be any breed of sheep.

Class 419 Pre-school, - Year 8 inclusive, Best Led LambIf sufficient entries the class will be split on age of child.Class 420 Pre-school - Year 8 inclusive, Best LambIf sufficient entries the class will be split on age of child.OTHER PETS

Pets other than Lambs or Calves

Class 421 Pre-school - Year 8 inclusive, Best PetClass 422 Pre-school - Year 8 inclusive, Most Unusual PetSPECIAL CLASSESNo entry fee - ribbons for prizes.The Life of My Pet Posters are to include the child's age on the entry.Entry to be on A2 card.Can include photo's, drawings, diagrams and a short story.The best dressed judging will be after the species classes are judged.Class 423 Best dressed petClass 424 Pre-school, The Life of My Pet PosterClass 425 Year 1 - Year 3, The Life of My Pet PosterClass 426 Year 4 - Year 6, The Life of My Pet PosterClass 427 Year 7 - Year 8, The Life of My Pet Poster

CHILDREN'S PHOTOGRAPHY

Open to up to 18 years.All Photo's are to be 6 x 4, unmounted, unframed.Prize Money: 1st $5.00, 2nd $2.50, 3rd $1.50Class 428 People StudyClass 429 Animal/BirdClass 430 Local Scene - within West OtagoClass 431 Scene other than local areaClass 432 Digital photoPhoto to be of nature taken within West Otago. Email to show@yrless.co.nz by the 9th November 2019. Put childs name and age as subject heading.Class 433 Vehicle photoClass 434 Scrap book page about anything

OPEN PHOTOGRAPHY

18 plusENTRY FEE $1.00. Enter on the dayPrize Money: 1st $10.00, 2nd $5.00, 3rd $2.50Judging will start at 10.30a.m.All Photo's are to be 6 x 4, unmounted, unframed.Class 439 People studyClass 440 AnimalsClass 441 Local SceneClass 442 HumorousClass 443 Scene, other than local areaClass 444 Scrap book page, any subject

OPEN BAKINGKindly sponsored by TAPANUI SUPERMARKET

19 years plus adultsENTRY 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 445 Chocolate cake, unicedClass 446 Plain, UNFILLED Sponge, sandwichClass 447 Light Fruit CakeAll must follow the fruit cake recipe that will be published in the Blue Mountain Express, and follow the recipe to the very detail, including the square tin!Class 448 A cake, iced and decoratedClass 449 Three home made Afghans

Open Novelty

Open NoveltyClass 450 A Knitted Item

Class 451 A Coloured in PictureClass 452 A Homemade CardClass 453 A Lego Type Model