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83RD ANNUAL WANAKA A&P SHOW 2

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CONDITIONS and REGULATIONSAll Livestock prize money will be direct credited after the show. Please include your name and bank account number on your Entry Form.

Equestrian Convenor: Fe Howie Phone: 03-443-9561 (office); Cell: 027-201-4692Email: [email protected]

Rules and ConditionsE1a. LOCALS: refers to competitors residing within

the areas bounded by Lindis Saddle, Makarora; Crown Range; Victoria Bridge and Cromwell.

E1b. CENTRAL OTAGO: refers to competitors of Central Otago Pony Clubs at Maniototo; Clyde; Cromwell; Teviot Valley; Wakatipu and Hawea/ Wanaka, and must wear pony club uniform and be a current financial member.

Age and Height. Rider and Horse E2a. Open pony exhibits must be ridden by riders

under seventeen years of age. Novice ponies may be ridden by riders of any age.

E2b. Rider/Handlers’ age and eligibility is determined as per the 1st August ie. Riders/Handlers’ who are of age for any division/section on the 1st August complete the show year/season in that division/section.

E2c. Riders 16 years and under cannot compete in both horse and pony rings. Must be in one or the other.

E2d. No Horse or Pony under 3 years old is permitted to be shown under saddle

E2e. Ponies 148cm and under excluded from all horse events.

EligibilityE3a. Stallions eligible provided that the RAS

Rule CDE 14 is complied with and that the Livestock Secretary is notified and satisfied that all requirements are fulfilled.

E3b. Stallions are not to be tied up unattended unless in an appropriate confinement. It is recommended that stallions be kept in approved suitable yards. At the time of entry, all stallion owners must be in the possession of a stallion identification badge, which must be displayed at the yard and on the horse at all times while at the Show. Official badges are available at a cost from NZEF.

E3c. In the warm up area, a stallion must be accompanied by at least one attendant, in addition to the rider. 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 RAS official (2) 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.

E3d. All horses and ponies entered in competitive classes or ring events or parading (whether by invitation or by entry) must be entered in the name of the bona fide owner. All animals must be named at time of entry.

E3e. COH Classes 3 & 7 All entrants for these classes must be able to provide Hunt Qualification Cards showing that the horse/pony hunted with the Central Otago Hunt hounds at least three times during the season immediately prior to the show. These hunt cards must be photocopied, sent in with entries, and presented at time of presentation of ribbons. To receive a qualification card the rider/owner must be a financial member of COH.

E3f. CHO Open Qualified Hunter Class 10. This class is open to current financial members of any Hunt. The horse must have hunted 3 times in the season immediately prior to the show. Official Hunt Qualification Cards must be signed by the Hunt Master & a copy sent in with entries plus be carried at time of competition.

Protests, Judges’ & Committee’s RightsE4a. The Stewards in the various classes are

enjoined and empowered to prevent any persons interfering with the Judges during adjudication and no exhibitor or other person otherwise than the Judge, Stewards and Livestock Secretary will be permitted to go inside the ring while the exhibits are being judged, except in such cases as the Stewards may deem necessary.

E4b. The Committee may reserve the right to allot Specials in lieu of prize money mentioned in this schedule.

E4c. All Protests to be lodged with the Livestock Secretary accompanied with a deposit of $50, within half an hour of adjudication and if, in the opinion of the committee such protest is deemed frivolous, the deposit to be forfeited.

E4d. The Committee will not under any circumstances hold itself responsible for any loss, damage or mis-delivery of stock or other exhibits at the Show.

E4e. Any person infringing the rules of the Society will be liable to a penalty not exceeding $50.

The attention of exhibitors is particularly directed to the foregoing provisions which will

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be strictly enforced, or will revert to the funds of the Society.

E4f. The decision of the Committee shall be absolutely final on any subject on Show Day.

E4g. Officials have the power in the equestrian sections to move stock to their correct classes with the approval and on advice of Judges.

E4h. Any exhibitor or person in any way interfering with or using improper language to the Judges or any officer of the Society in, or as to, the execution of their duty, or being guilty of improper conduct on the Showground, may be disqualified upon exhibiting in future shows of the Society, and if exhibiting at this Show, may forfeit all prizes he or she has won.

E4i. Reservation of right. The organizers reserve the right:

To cancel any class or event To divide any class and amend prize money

accordingly To alter the advertised times To refuse any entry (with or without stating a

reason) To alter or amend the programme as the

organizer sees fit Any unruly or dangerous animal may be

required to leave the Showground. E4j. The RAS ‘Yellow Card’ system; please read full

rule wording under the General Information Section of this schedule.E4k. The Committee reserves the right to cap entry

numbers in any section, regardless of entry closure date.

E4l. The Committee reserves the right to merge classes if entry numbers are low.

Novice CriteriaE5a. A novice horse or pony is one that has yet

to win six classes in any division within the competitions provided at any A&P Show.

E5b. The owner of any horse or pony that has upgraded since their entry was received must notify the Livestock Secretary so that the necessary adjustments can be made. If a Horse or Pony has upgraded at another A & P show after entry has been received by the Livestock Secretary then no fee for alteration will apply providing proof of upgrade is shown and the Livestock Secretary is notified by 4pm on Monday 4th March.

E5c. Please note that a record of wins will be asked for. Horse/Pony height and performance cards must be carried. Failure to do so will result in elimination. All wins in Novice section within each division count and must be recorded. Should a novice horse win an Open conformation class, these wins must

also be recorded. Once a horse has achieved 6 wins in either the conformation or Paced and Mannered, this horse is not eligible to return to Novice status should it change sections at the beginning of the new season. A Novice is a horse or pony which has not won 6 firsts in relevant classes at the time of the Show, not at the time of entry. See E5b for upgrade details.

ENTRY FEES,SCRATCHING, REFUNDS, PAYOUTSE6a. All livestock entries close with the Livestock

Secretary on FRIDAY 14TH FEBRUARY 2020. E6b. Entry Fees must accompany all entries. Late

Entries will be charged an additional $15. Refund of entry fees will only be considered

if scratchings are made officially with the Livestock Secretary either prior to the Show or in sufficient time to avoid disruption to the smooth running of the competition.

i.e. full refund if scratching is made before Friday 28th February. 75% refund if scratching is made before Thursday 12th March 2020, 4pm. No refund will be given after this time unless a vet certificate is produced. Yard fees will be refunded in full.

E6c. If a veterinary certificate is produced refunds will be in full.

E6d. All prize winners in horse, cattle, sheep and boer goat sections are expected to join in the Grand Parade.

E6e. Equestrian Levies – entry fee includes RAS Levy of $1.15 per class.

E6f. All Livestock prize money will be directed credited after the show. Please include your name and bank account number on your Entry Form.

E6g. The Judges are empowered to withhold the prizemoney in any department in which there are not sufficient entries.

E6h. Competitors may not receive ribbon, cards or money unless they can produce their Height and Performance Card upon request in a height specific class.

E6i. All wins in novice and open classes within each division count and must be recorded on the Royal Agricultural Society Performance and Measuring Card. Winners failing to produce their card when requested by the Steward forfeit their awards for the day.

E6j. Class changes – same combination wishing to change classes incur a transfer fee of $2 per class. An upgrade will not incur any fee apart from any difference in entry fee. A scratching and entering on a new horse will incur a flat fee of $10. CLASS CHANGES CAN ONLY BE MADE UP TO 30 MINUTES PRIOR TO THE START OF THE CLASS



Clean SportE7a. Competitors are advised that tests for

forbidden substances may be carried out during the Show and that testing of all animals is at the owner’s risk. Forbidden substance – any substance capable of affecting the speed, stamina, courage or conduct of a horse, pony, donkey or mule by its action upon the central nervous system or the cardio-vascular, respiratory, alimentary, digestive, musculoskeletal or urogenital systems.

Championship Judging and Points PrizesE8a. Any pony qualifying for judging of Champion

must be ridden in that event by the same rider as in classes. In the event of injury or sickness, exception to the rule may be made at the discretion of the Ring Steward.

E8b. Points for Special Prizes in the aggregate: first 5, second 3, third 1, unless otherwise specified.

GROUND RULESE9a. Temporary Pens - pens constructed of electric

fence tape and electric fence standards are not permitted at affiliated shows.

E9b. Each exhibitor will be issued with 4 x 1-day passes. Additional tickets must be purchased prior to the show

E9c. All horses to be led by the head and in the charge of a competent person.

E9d. When horses or ponies are entered in more than one class and the starting times clash, the exhibitor must elect which class they will start the horse or pony in. The programme will not be held up for horses/ponies or riders competing in another ring. Horses or ponies arriving at the ring after the judging has commenced will not be judged.

E9e. Admission to the Showground: Adult 1 day pass ......................................... $17.50 Youth Pass (13-17) .......................................$5.00 12 and under .....................................................Free

E9f. Any person having been expelled from membership, or disqualified from exhibiting, riding or competing by any kindred association shall not be allowed to become a member, or to exhibit, ride or compete at this Society’s exhibitions, until such expulsion be rescinded or such disqualification be removed, provided such expulsion or disqualification be confirmed by the Executive of this Society.

E9g. Arrears: No person who is in arrears with regard to entry fees, subscriptions or any other Show charge is eligible to compete at any A & P Show. Proof of payment will be required before any restriction will be lifted.

E9h. Whips must not be over 76cm in length and with a suitable flapper, with the exception in First Ridden where the whip must not exceed 68cm including the flapper.

E9i. Please ensure that the yards are cleaned out after use and all rubbish put in the skips provided. Competitors leaving dirty yards will not be allocated yards the following year.

E9j All vehicles MUST display issued vehicle passes in the windscreen for the duration of the show.

E9k. It is an offence to carry any form of electronic equipment or audio attachment for the purpose of sideline communication by trainers.

E9l. Yard allocation: Due to the high demand the following criteria will apply

Those travelling long distances Those with multiple horses and staying 2

nights or more. Central Otago and Queenstown residents will

only be allocated yards if sufficient available Only horses/ponies entered will be allocated a

yardE9m. In no case may horses or ponies be ridden

outside the designated area. Pembroke Park carries a $100 fine if caught exercising out there.

E9n. There will be no measuring during the Show. Upper Clutha A&P cannot take any responsibility if a horse is not measured before the Show.

E9o. Only competitors who have horses entered may park their truck in the truck/float parking areas.

E9p. PLEASE use Gate # 3 entrance off Brownston St for parking on Pembroke Park & to access the parking at the yards use the gate off McDougall Street near the Camping Ground

E9q. No long-term camping permitted, maximum of 4 nights, camping application form must be filled out.

E9r. Summary of the RAS Resolution Process – the full process can be found on the RAS website www.ras.org.nz the principle behind the process is to deal with the manner as it comes to hand and in most cases it should be dealt with directly with the show. If the matter is in regard to a RAS official, the Show may request the assistance of the RAS Head Office as to how to deal with this in an appropriate manner.

E9s. Only competitors with maximum of one assistant per horse may enter the warm up area in front of the pavilion during competition.

E9t. Security staff will be on duty from Thursday 6pm-7am Friday; Friday 6pm - Saturday 7am: Saturday 6pm - Sunday 9am

E9u. No caravans nor camper vans ( unless it is towing the float) are permitted to park within the float parking area. Camping in tents is discouraged however if you stay within the total length of your vehicle +float (ie –camp to


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the side and within the parking lines) it will be at the discretion of the Parking Marshal.

E9v. Parking for all floats and horse trucks is available on the grounds in the designated areas with marshals ensuring that parking is available for all Exhibitors. Parking is entirely at the vehicle owner’s risk. Any vehicles parked will be on the condition that the Wanaka A&P Society accepts no responsibility for any loss, theft, injury or damage to persons or vehicles, their contents, fittings.

E9w. The Wanaka A&P Society Committee reserves the right to remove any motor vehicle, float or caravan or any other form on trailer which is parked in any area or manner other than those prescribed by Wanaka A&P Committee without prior notice. ANY VEHICLE FOUND TO BE PARKED INSIDE THE SHOWGROUNDS WITHOUT AUTHORITY WILL BE REMOVED AT THE OWNERS EXPENSE.

PLEASE NOTE: Helmet Safety Standards - Compulsory from August 1st 2017 As of August 1st, 2017 the following safety standard numbers must be shown in your helmet and also showing a red tag. If your helmet has not been Red Tagged you will not be permitted to compete, however you will be able to get your helmet approved and tagged at the show.

Approved numbers AS/NZS 3838 (1998,2003 or 2006)VG1ASTM-F1163-04, F1163-11 or F1163-15PAS015:1998 or 2001Snell E2001

Non-CompliantEN1384BSEN 1384

ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF NZ INC.SCHEDULE OF METRIC HEIGHTSHEIGHTS CHARTPresent height in hands Metric EquivalentHACKS 16.0hh 163cm15.2hh 158cm15.0hh 153cmPONIES 14.2hh 148cm14.0hh 143cm13.2hh 138cm13.0hh 133cm12.2hh 128cm12.0hh 123cm11.2hh 118cm11.0hh 113cm10.2hh 107cm10.0hh 102cm

HORSE OF THE YEAR

This is a qualifying show for Horse of the Year 2021. As you now require a certificate of

Qualification to enter, it is the responsibility of the competitor to have the forms completed.

Certificate of Qualification can be downloaded at www.ras.org.nz/equestrian/horse-of-the-year-hoy/

EQUESTRIAN JUDGES 2020

FRIDAY

Round the Ring: Amanda Parkes Rider over Jumps: Julie DouglasStalker Wire: Sue AllanFEI Ring 1: Aileen Grant & Gill McRaeFEI Ring 2: Angela Milner & Jenny Dunbier

HUNT RING

Working Hunters - Light & Heavy: Joanne Judson

Working Hunter Pony: Joanne Judson

RTR: Joanne Judson

Rider/Pony Class Ring 1: Debbie Schnell

Rider/Hacks Ring 2: Joanne Judson

Riding Horse : Debbie Schnell

SATURDAY

Hacks: Diane Chesmar

Park Hacks: Debbie Schnell

Saddle Hunters: Julie Douglas

Saddle Hunter Ponies Joanne Judson

Group A Ponies: Sue Allen

Group B Ponies Janice Mitchell

Group C Ponies: Amanda Parkes

First Ridden: Tara Bates

Leading Rein: Tara Bates

Championship RTR: Amanda Parkes

In Hand Thoroughbred Debbie Schnell

In Hand Sport Horse/ Pinto Sue Allen

In Hand Pony Diane Chesmar

N Z Riding Pony Janice Mitchell

Ridden Show TB Sue Allen

Course Builders - Ring One: Barry Manson - Ring Two: Ian Grant



HUNTER JUMPINGBack numbers to be collected from Livestock Office and to be returned to same or the returns bin at the warm-up arena.

Chief Steward: J.C.A. Lucas Assistant Steward: D MackayGate Marshall: A KaneWriters: Penny Ford, Fiona NesbitJudges: Hunter Jumping – Amanda Parkes Stalker Wire – Sue Allen Rider over Jumps – Julie Douglas

Novice horses may be permitted to enter the ring to inspect the jumps at the discretion of the Chief Steward, time permitting.N.B. If you have entered in the Novice Hunter Jump you cannot compete on the same horse/pony in an Open Jump, with the exception of the winner of the Novice Hack Hunter Jump and upon payment of the appropriate entry fee to the Livestock A & P Office prior to the event. The committee reserves the right to change rings and/or classes of any competition on the day.All late entries will jump first

PONY HUNTER JUMPINGsponsored bySELECTRIX

Classes 1 - 12 are not Horse of the Year Qualifiers

TROPHIES FOR SECTION R. C. M. COLLINGWOOD CHALLENGE

TROPHY Class 2 DAVID FORSTYH MEMORIAL TROPHY Class 3 CAPELL’S TROPHY Class 4

FRIDAY, 13 MARCH 2020 Main Ring 08:30 AM

1 SELECTRIX Open Pony Hunter not exceeding 138cm$13.15 PM: $ 60, 30, 20, 10

2 SELECTRIX Open Pony Hunter over 138cm and not exceeding 148cm

$13.15 PM: $ 60, 30, 20, 10 One round, no refusals. Top Competitors to be

selected for the Pony Hunter Championship on Saturday. Championship 1.05m.

R C M COLLINGWOOD CHALLENGE TROPHY

3 Central Otago Hunt Junior Hunter $7.15 Donated by Dave & Jenny Forsyth. Judged

concurrently over classes 1 and 2 – See Rule E3e Central Otago Hunt Junior Hunter Shield

4 SELECTRIX Best Rider over Jumps under 17 years $5.15 PM: $ 10, 6, 5, 4

Capells Trophy -Best local rider over jumps. To be judged concurrently with Classes 1 & 2.

CAPELL’S TROPHY HACK HUNTER JUMPING

TROPHIES FOR SECTION

CENTRAL OTAGO NEWS TROPHY Class 6 MASTERS TROPHY Class 7 CHRISTINE HEWSON MEMORIAL TROPHY

Class 8 GEORGE MENLOVE TROPHY Class 10 STALKER SILVER TRAY Class 11

FRIDAY, 13 MARCH 2020 Main Ring 09:00 AM

6 MITRE 10 Novice Horse Hunter Jump 0-1 Wins $13.15 PM: $ 60, 30, 15, 10

Horses in this event are ineligible to enter Class 9, with the exception of the winner and upon payment of the appropriate entry fee, one round one refusal allowed.

CENTRAL OTAGO NEWS TROPHY

7 Central Otago Hunt Novice Hunter $7.15 The Masters Trophy. Judged concurrently with class 6 – see rule E3e

8 Local Novice Hunter Horse Jump $9.15 PM: $ 15, 15, 12, 10 Winner receives $50 Provida Voucher. To be

judged concurrently with Class 6. CHRISTINE HEWSON MEMORIAL TROPHY

9 palaMOUNTAINS ANIMAL NUTRITION Upper Clutha Open Leaping Competition

$22.15 PM: $ 140, 75, 40, 25, 20 One Round, No refusals. Up to 10 horses to

qualify for the Championship on Saturday.

10 Best Rider over Jumps $9.15 PM: $ 50, 30, 20, 15 To be judged concurrently with Classes 6 & 9. GEORGE MENLOVE TROPHY

11 Stalker Hunter Wire Classic $22.15 PM: $ 150, 80, 40, 20, 10 To be tried over Hunter jumps including 2

wire. To be judged concurrently with class 9 STALKER SILVER TRAY

12 Central Otago Hunt Open Qualified Hunter -judged concurrently with class 9 but must jump the 2 wire jumps

$10.15 PM: $ 90, 55, 35, 20 See rule E3f


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ESNZ JUMPING CONDITIONS

All classes run under ESNZ rules. The committee reserves the right to alter the programme & prize money if necessary.

“By entering or attending this Show Jumping competition, you accept that you may appear within differing media streams that are on location covering the event. Your behaviour at the event and within the competition arena is at your discretion and is your responsibility.”

ESNZ REGISTRATIONS – per classClasses 14 & 18 Ponies Rider is required to either pay a Rider Introductory Membership $50 per year if you are doing 4 or more competitions.

OR Less than 4 –Rider pays Casual Membership ($15 per day)

PONY –no Equine Levy but there is the $5 Discipline Levy per show.

Classes 15 & 19 Horses Rider is required to either pay a Rider Introductory Membership $50 per year if you are doing 4 or more competitions.

OR Less than 4 –Rider pays Casual Membership ($15 per day).

HORSE – no Equine Levy but there is the $5 Discipline Levy per show.

Classes 16, 20, 21, 22, 28 & 175 Ponies Rider –Child membership ($90 per year)

PONY pays Casual Equine Levy ($20 per show if not fully registered) plus $5 Discipline Levy per show

Classes 17, 23, 24, 27, 174, 178 Rider – Full/Child membership ($140 / $90 per year)

HORSE pays Casual Equine Levy ($20 per show if not fully registered) plus $5 Discipline Levy per show

Classes 25, 26, 29, 172, 173, 176, 177 Ponies and Horses - Rider – Full/Child membership ($140 / $90 per year)

PONY – Full Equine Levy ($90 per year) + Annual Jumping/Show Hunter Start ($60 per year –pony)

HORSE – Full Equine Levy ($90 per year) + Annual Jumping/Show Hunter Start ($90 per year – horse plus $5 Discipline Levy per show

http://www.nzequestrian.org.nz/jumping/join/join-now/

Approved helmets must be worn at all times while mounted, and spot checking of all helmets may take place at any time.

FRIDAY

ASPIRING RING

Chief Steward: A McKaySteward: Warren HewsonCrew: Wanaka Coast Guard VolunteersGate Marshall: A KaneTime Keeper: A Gillespie, B MenloveJudges: Angela Milner & Mrs Jenny DunbierCourse Designer: Ian Grant

A combination may only enter two ESNZ Jumping events a day.

NB - Late entries will jump last and if it is a call back jump off you will jump first.


PHILLIPA LLOYD MEMORIAL TROPHY Class 21

FRIDAY, 13 MARCH 2020 ESNZ Jumping ASPIRING RING 12:00 PM

14 Intro Pony A1 - Art 238 1.1 Height 80cm $7.15 No jump off. All clear rounds receive ribbons.

15 Intro Horse A1 - Art 238 1.1 Height 80cm $7.15 No jump off. All clear rounds receive ribbons.16 MCIVOR PLUMBERS & GASFITTERS WANAKA

Pony A5 - Art 238 2.2 Height 90cm - IJO $9.15 PM: $ 30, 20, 10, 5

17 MCIVOR PLUMBERS & GASFITTERS WANAKA Horse A5 -Art 238 2.2 Height 1 M -IJO $9.15 PM: $ 30, 20, 10, 5

18 palaMOUNTAINS ANIMAL NUTRITION Intro Pony A5 - Art 238 2.2 Height 80cm -IJO $7.15 palaMOUNTAINS Animal Nutrition donates product to prize winners

19 MCIVOR PLUMBERS & GASFITTERS WANAKA Intro Horse - Height 90cm -Art 274 1.5.3 Two Phase

$9.15 PM: $ 30, 20, 10, 5

20 HARCOURTS Pony -Height 90cm -Art 274 1.5.3 Two Phase

$9.15 PM: $ 30, 20, 10, 5

21 Pony - Height 1m - Art 274 1.5.3 Two Phase $9.15 PM: $ 30, 20, 10, 5

Phillipa Lloyd Memorial Trophy awarded for the best performed Central Otago Pony Club pony, rider must be a current financial member.



FRIDAY PRESIDENTS RING

See ESNZ Jumping conditions above

Chief Steward: Dave MackaySteward: R HowieCrew: D McAtamneyGate Keeper: Mrs B KingWriter: George RitchieJudges: Gill McRae & Aileen GrantCourse Designer: Barry Manson

A combination may only enter in two ESNZ jumping events for the duration of the day.



RICHARD HUDSON MEMORIAL TROPHY Class 27

MALCOLM ANDERSON MEMORIAL TROPHY Class 29

RICHARD HUDSON MEMORIAL TROPHY

MALCOLM ANDERSON MEMORIAL TROPHY

FRIDAY, 13 MARCH 2020

ESNZ Jumping PRESIDENT’S RING 12 PM

22 CUSTOM MADE GARAGE DOORS LTD Pony A5 - Art 238 2.2 Height 1m - IJO $9.15 PM: $ 45, 30, 25, 20, 10 Handley Formula donates 3kg bag of product

to the winner

23 CUSTOM MADE GARAGE DOORS LTD Horse A5 - Art 238 2.2 Height 1m -IJO $9.15 PM: $ 45, 30, 25, 20, 10 Optimize donate Equalize vouchers

24 CUSTOM MADE GARAGE DOORS LTD Horse - A5 - Art 238 2.2 Height 1.10m - IJO $16.15 PM: $ 75, 50, 35, 25, 20 Winner also receives $50 Provida Voucher

25 CUSTOM MADE GARAGE DOORS LTD Pony A5 -Art 238 2.2 Height 1.10m -IJO $16.15 PM: $ 75, 50, 35, 25, 20 Winner also receives $50 Provida voucher

26 VETLIFE Horse A5 - Art 238 2.2 Height 1.20m IJO

$16.15 PM: $ 75, 50, 35, 25, 20 Optimize donate Equalize vouchers

27 ROCKGAS WANAKA Horse Power and Speed. Art 262 Starting Height 1.10m

$17.15 PM: $ 100, 60, 45, 30, 20 RICHARD HUDSON MEMORIAL. To be won

3 times in succession or 5 times at intervals. Winner receives TJ Slammer Tool

28 Pony Power and Speed. Art 262 Starting Height 1.10m

$16.15 PM: $ 75, 50, 35, 25, 20 The Hanley Formula donates a 3kg bag of

product to the winner

29 palaMOUNTAINS ANIMAL NUTRITION Horse Power and Speed. Art 262 Starting Height 1.20m

$17.15 PM: $ 100, 60, 45, 30, 20 palaMOUNTAINS product 1st-5th MALCOLM ANDERSON MEMORIAL TROPHY

WORKING HUNTERS, HACK & PONYClasses 30, 31, 32, 33 & 34 are not Horse of The Year qualifiersPlease read rule E9d

Chief Steward: Mrs J ThomasStewards: Mrs D Gordon, Mrs J Gillespie, K Cochrane, A Gillespie,Judges:Working Hunters: Joanne JudsonPony Working Hunters: Joanne JudsonPony Hunter Jumping: Joanne Judson

WORKING HUNTER JUDGING CRITERIATo be tried over jumps, no refusals. Top qualifiers will be then judged on the flat using the following criteria: Jump style & ability 40%, conformation 30%, paces and manners 30%.Must present a gallop and a good walk.


PEMBROKE HACK CHALLENGE TROPHY – Winner of Classes 30 & 31 to compete for

this award PEMBROKE PONY CHALLENGE TROPHY

FRIDAY, 13 MARCH 2020 J.S.Hunt Ring 08:00 AM

30 Open Working Lightweight Hunter over 148cm

$11.15 PM: $ 45, 25, 20, 15

31 Open Heavyweight Working Hunter over 148cm

$11.15 PM: $ 45, 25, 20, 15


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Champion Open Working Hunter PEMBROKE HACK CHALLENGE TROPHY.

Winner of classes 30 & 31 to present for Championship judging. Winner receives a saddle blanket bag.

Reserve Champion Open Working Hunter

32 Open Working Pony Hunter Championship under 148m $11.15 PM: $ 45, 25, 20, 15

PEMBROKE PONY CHALLENGE TROPHY. The winner receives saddle blanket bag

NOVICE AND BEGINNER PONY HUNTER JUMPINGTimes shown are approximate only and are subject to change.

FRIDAY, 13 MARCH 2020 J.S.Hunt Ring

33 Novice Pony Hunter Jump 0-3 wins $8.15 PM: $ 20, 15, 10, 8 Two rounds one refusal allowed. No more than

3 wins. Competitors in this event not eligible for Classes 1,2, or 34

34 Beginners Pony Hunter Jump - Height 65cm $5.15 Ribbons only. ONE ROUND Two refusals allowed. Competitors entering in this class are ineligible to enter any other jumping class for the duration of the show.

Combination must not have been placed at any other A&P in Hunter Jump classes.

P C COMBINATION, LOCAL HACK & PONY CLASSES

sponsored byTHE PURVIS DAUGHTERS FAMILY TRUST

LOCAL: Refers to the combination residing within the areas bounded by Lindis Saddle, Makarora, Crown Range, Victoria Bridge and Cromwell.CENTRAL OTAGO: refers to competitors of Central Otago Pony Clubs at Maniototo; Clyde; Cromwell; Teviot Valley; Wakatipu and Hawea/ WanakaPLEASE READ RULE E9d Entry Fee: $6.15Prize Money: $15, $11, $8, Height and Performance Cards must be carried.Chief Steward: Judy ThomasAssistant Steward: Jan GillespieJudges: Ring 1: Debbie Schnell - classes 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40 Ring 2: Joanne Judson - classes 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46 Ring Stewards: Ring 1: Katie Cochrane

Ring 2: Alan GillespieGate Steward: Bill Stevenson


HELEN THOMSON TROPHY Class 36 IAN PURVIS TROPHY Class 37

PLEASE NOTE: The times listed are approximate only. Ring one and two will run concurrently.Allowances will be made if jumping events clash

FRIDAY, 13 MARCH 2020 Hunt Ring 1

35 Best Central Otago Pony Club Pony Combination - (See workout page)

$6.15 PM: $ 15, 10, 6, 4 Open to all pony combinations that are

financial members of any Central Otago Pony Club Branch. Branch uniform must be worn. Snaffle bits only. Show Cover

36 Helen Thomson Trophy Riding Class Winner receives $50 voucher from Provida.

Open to all children up to and including Year 8 attending Tarras, Hawea, Wanaka, Cromwell, Makarora Schools, and Correspondence School pupils in those areas.

HELEN THOMSON TROPHY

37 Local Best Boy or Girl Rider 12 years and under-Ponies only

IAN PURVIS TROPHY

38 Local Novice Pony not exceeding 138cm 0-5 wins

39 Local Paced and Mannered Pony not exceeding 138cm

40 Local Paced and Mannered Pony over 138cm and not exceeding 148cm

Hunt Ring 2

41 Best Central Otago Pony Club Hack Combination - (See workout page)

$6.15 PM: $ 15, 10, 6, 4 Open to all Hacks and Riders that are current

members of the Central Otago Pony Club. Branch uniform must be worn. Snaffle bits only. Show Cover

42 Local Best Rider - Hacks

43 Local Best Boy or Girl Rider 13 years and under 17

44 Local Novice Pony over 138cm and not exceeding 148cm 0- 5 wins

45 Local Novice Hack over 148cm 0-5 wins

46 Local Paced and Mannered Hack -over 148cm


EQUESTRIANEQUESTRIAN Official Show Partner FARMLANDS 11

EQUESTRIAN

GAMES -TROT AND BENDINGJ S Hunt Ring - starting at approx 1.30pmNo Whips or Spurs

Entry Fee: $3.15Prize Money: $8, $5, $4, $2 Stewards:

FRIDAY, 13 MARCH 2020 J.S.Hunt Ring

47 Bending Race. Riders 12yrs and under. Ponies only48 Bending Race. Riders 13 years and under 17

Ponies only49 Pony Trot over 138cm and not exceeding 148 cm50 Pony Trot not exceeding 138cm

RIDING HORSEHorse of the Year qualifying classes: 71-78Height and Performance Cards must be carried.Over 148cmHORSES SHOWN IN RIDING HORSE ARE NOT ELIGIBLE TO COMPETE IN HACKS, PARK HACKS OR SADDLE HUNTERS.ENTIRES ARE ELIGIBLE refers to RAS Rule CDE 14. Competitors riding Horses are not allowed to compete in Pony Ring.ALL HACKS TO BE SHOWN IN SADDLE AND RIDDEN.NO HORSE UNDER 3 YEARS IS PERMITTED TO BE SHOWN UNDER SADDLE.

Chief Steward: Mrs F HowieSteward: Annabel SubtillAssistant Steward: Prue Kane, Nikki MeadJudge: Mrs Debbie SchnellEntry Fee: $9.15Prize Money: $25, $15, $11, $7 Ribbons: 5th where entries are appropriate

SPECIAL PRIZESGrand Champion Horse - Sash plus Hook Wanaka -Lake to Plate donate a cover, Mr & Mrs P&D Gordon donate a bridle bag Grand Champion Paced and Mannered Horse – Sash plus saddle blanket bag and Wanaka Tractor Services donate a cover Champion Novice Riding Horse – SashReserve Champion Novice Riding Horse – Sash Champion Novice Riding Horse selected from winners of Classes 71-72 and 2nd placed horse to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve Champion.Champion Riding Horse– Sash plus saddle blanket Reserve Champion Riding Horse - Sash plus $25.

Champion Riding Horse selected from winners of Classes 74, 75, 76 & 77 and 2nd placed horse to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve Champion.

Championship will be judged at the conclusion of Class 77.

Grand Champion Paced and Mannered Championship will be judged at the conclusion of all Paced and Mannered Classes - 1st placegetters in Classes 78, 88, 98 & 108 to compete for this award.

Grand Champion Horse - Champion Hack, Champion Park Hack, Champion Saddle Hunter and Champion Riding Horse to compete.

Champion Rider - Winners of classes 79, 89, 99 & 109 to present for this class. Champion Sash, plus Vest donated by Craig Myles, New Zealand Sotheby’s International Realty.Reserve Champion Rider, Sash. To be judged at the completion of Rider Classes.

PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING WINNERS MUST PRESENT FOR CHAMPIONSHIP

JUDGING ON SATURDAY IN THE MAIN RING FROM 11.30AM - Failure to do so will result in forfeiture of your class prize money and/or sash

Champion Riding Horse

Winner of Best Rider

Winner of Paced and Mannered

FRIDAY, 13 MARCH 2020 Hunt Ring 1 03:00 PM

70 Best Presented Riding Horse and Rider71 Novice Riding Horse, 0-2 wins72 Novice Riding Horse, 0-5 wins Champion Novice Riding Horse Reserve Champion Novice Riding Horse

73 Novice Paced & Mannered Riding Horse, 0–5 wins

74 Open Riding Horse, over 148cm, and not exceeding 163cm

75 Open Riding Horse, over 163cm76 Open Lady’s Riding Horse on Type

(conformation class) – Lady or Gentleman Rider

77 Open Gentleman’s Riding Horse on Type (conformation class) – Lady or Gentleman Rider

Champion Riding Horse Champion receives a saddle blanket Reserve Champion Riding Horse

78 Open Paced and Mannered Riding Horse79 Best Rider



HACKSsponsored by

UPPER CLUTHA TRANSPORT

Horse of the Year qualifying classes: 81-88

Height and Performance Cards must be carried.

Over 158cm

HORSES SHOWN IN HACKS ARE NOT ELIGIBLE TO COMPETE IN PARK HACKS, SADDLE HUNTERS or RIDING HORSE

ENTRIES ARE ELIGIBLE refers to RAS Rule CDE 14. Competitors riding Horses are not allowed to compete in Pony Ring.

ALL HACKS TO BE SHOWN IN SADDLE AND RIDDEN.

NO HORSE UNDER 3 YEARS IS PERMITTED TO BE SHOWN UNDER SADDLE.

Chief Steward. Mrs D Gordon & J RimmerSteward: Mrs J MuirAssistant Stewards: Mrs H Robinson, Mrs M WilsonJudge: Diane ChesmarEntry Fee: $9.15Prize Money: $25, $15, $11, $7 Ribbons: 5th where entries are appropriate

SPECIAL PRIZES

Grand Champion Horse - Sash plus Hook Wanaka -Lake to Plate donate a cover, Mr & Mrs P&D Gordon donate a bridle bag

Grand Champion Paced and Mannered Horse – Sash plus saddle blanket bag and Wanaka Tractor Services donate a cover

Champion Novice Hack – Sash

Reserve Champion Novice Hack – Sash

Champion Novice Hack selected from winners of Classes 81-82 and 2nd placed horse to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve Champion.

Champion Hack – Sash plus saddle blanket donated by Aspiring Auto Court

Reserve Champion Hack - Sash plus $25.

Champion Hack selected from winners of Classes 84, 85, 86 & 87 and 2nd placed horse to the

Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve Champion.


Grand Champion Paced and Mannered Championship will be judged at the conclusion of all Paced and Mannered Classes - 1st placegetters in Classes 78, 88, 98 & 108 to compete for this award.

Grand Champion Horse - Champion Hack, Champion Park Hack, Champion Saddle Hunter and Champion Riding Horse to compete.

Champion Rider - Winners of classes 79, 89, 99 & 109 to present for this class. Champion Sash, and Vest donated by Craig Myles, New Zealand Sotheby’s International Realty.

Reserve Champion Rider, Sash. To be judged at the completion of Rider Classes

GRAND CHAMPION JUDGING IN HACK RING


J & A LUCAS TROPHY

Most points by one combination in Hack Classes 80, 81, 82, 83, 84, 85, 86, 87, 88 & 89

GRAND CHAMPION HORSE TROPHY

CHAMPION HACK TROPHY

SATURDAY, 14 MARCH 2020 Hack Ring 08:30 AM

80 Best Presented Horse and Rider

81 Novice Hack over 158cm 0-2 wins

82 Novice Hack over 158cm 0-5 wins Champion Novice Hack Reserve Champion Novice Hack

83 Novice Paced and Mannered Hack over 158cm 0-5 wins

84 Open Hack over 158cm and not exceeding 163cm

85 Open Hack over 163cm

86 Open Lady’s Hack over 158cm (conformation) Lady or Gentleman rider

87 Open Gentleman’s Hack over 158cm (conformation) Lady or Gentleman rider

ASPIRING AUTO COURT Champion Hack

Champion receives a saddle blanket

CHAMPION HACK TROPHY Reserve Champion Hack

88 Open Paced and Mannered Hack over 158cm

89 Best Rider


EQUESTRIAN

PARK HACKSHorse of the Year qualifying classes: 91-98Height and Performance cards must be carried.Over 148cm and not exceeding 158cm.HORSES SHOWN IN PARK HACKS ARE NOT ELIGIBLE TO COMPETE IN HACKS, SADDLE HUNTERS or RIDING HORSE. ALL PARK HACKS TO BE SHOWN IN SADDLE AND RIDDEN. Park Hacks not allowed to compete in Pony Classes. Competitors riding Horses are not allowed to compete in Pony Ring.NO HORSE UNDER 3 YEARS IS PERMITTED TO BE SHOWN UNDER SADDLE. ENTRIES ARE ELIGIBLE refers to RAS rule CDE 14

Chief Stewards: Mrs D Gordon, J RimmerSteward: Mrs J Grant Assistant Stewards: Mrs E MastertonJudge: Mrs Debbie SchnellEntry Fee: $9.15Prize Money: $25, $15, $11, $7Ribbons: 5th where entries are appropriate

SPECIAL PRIZES

Grand Champion Horse - Sash plus Hook Wanaka -Lake to Plate donate a cover, Mr & Mrs P&D Gordon donate a bridle bag Grand Champion Paced and Mannered Horse – Sash plus saddle blanket bag and Wanaka Tractor Services donate a coverChampion Novice Park Hack – SashReserve Champion Novice Park Hack – SashChampion Novice Park Hack selected from winners of Classes 91-92 and 2nd placed horse to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve Champion. Champion Park Hack - Sash plus saddle blanket Reserve Champion Park Hack - Sash plus $25Champion Park Hack selected from winners of Classes 94, 95, 96 & 97 and 2nd placed horse to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve Champion.Championship will be judged at the conclusion of Class 97.Grand Champion Paced and Mannered Championship will be judged at the conclusion of all Paced and Mannered Classes - 1st placegetters in Classes 78, 88, 98 & 108 to compete for this award. Grand Champion Horse - Champion Hack, Champion Park Hack, Champion Saddle Hunter and Champion Riding Horse to compete for this award at the conclusion of Paced and Mannered Championship judging.Champion Rider - Winners of classes 79, 89, 99 & 109 to present for this class. Champion Sash and Vest donated by Craig Myles, New Zealand

Sotheby’s International Realty Reserve Champion Rider, Sash. To be judged at the completion of Rider Classes


SILVER TRAY donated by Mrs Tippett for Champion Park Hack

GORDON TROPHY

Most points by one combination Park Hack Section Classes 90, 91, 92, 93, 94, 95, 96, 97, 98 & 99

Grand Champion judging in Hack Ring

SATURDAY, 14 MARCH 2020 Park Hack Ring 08:30 AM


91 Novice Park Hack over 148cm and not exceeding 158cm 0-2 Wins

92 Novice Park Hack over 148cm and not exceeding 158cm 0-5 Wins

Champion Novice Park Hack Reserve Champion Novice Park Hack

93 Novice Paced and Mannered Park Hack over 148cm & not exceeding 158cm 0-5 wins

94 Open Park Hack over 148cm and not exceeding 153cm

95 Open Park Hack over 153cm and not exceeding 158cm.

96 Open Lady’s Park Hack over 148cm and not exceeding 158cm (conformation) Lady orGentleman rider

97 Open Gentleman’s Park Hack over 148cm & not exceeding 158cm (conformation) Lady or Gentleman rider

Champion Park Hack Champion receives a saddle blanket Reserve Champion Park Hack

98 Open Paced and Mannered Park Hack over 148cm and not exceeding 158cm

99 Best Rider

SADDLE HUNTERHorse of the Year qualifying classes: 101-108Height and Performance Cards must be carried.Open to horses over 148cm.HORSES SHOWN IN SADDLE HUNTERS ARE NOT ELIGIBLE TO COMPETE IN HACKS, PARK HACKS



OR RIDING HORSE. Competitors riding horses are not permitted to compete in the Pony Ring

NO HORSE UNDER 3 YEARS IS PERMITTED TO BE SHOWN UNDER SADDLE.

ENTIRES ARE ELIGIBLE refers to RAS rule CDE 14. ALL SADDLE HUNTERS TO BE SHOWN IN SADDLE AND RIDDEN.

Horses judged on Hunter type.

Chief Steward: Mrs D Gordon & Ms J RimmerSteward: Assistant Stewards: Ms K WatsonJudge: Mrs Julie Douglas Entry Fee: $9.15Prize Money: $25, $15, $11, $7.Ribbons: 5th where entries are appropriate

SPECIAL PRIZESGrand Champion Horse - Sash plus Hook Wanaka -Lake to Plate donate a cover, Mr & Mrs P&D Gordon donate a bridle Bag Grand Champion Paced and Mannered Horse – Sash plus saddle blanket bag and Wanaka Tractor Services donate a cover

Champion Novice Saddle Hunter – Sash

Reserve Champion Novice Saddle Hunter – Sash

Champion Novice Saddle Hunter selected from winners of classes 101 & 102 and 2nd placed horse to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve Champion.

Champion Saddle Hunter – Sash plus saddle blanket

Reserve Champion Saddle Hunter - Sash plus $25.

Champion Saddle Hunter selected from winners of classes 104, 105, 106 & 107 and 2nd placed horse to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve Champion.


Grand Champion Paced and Mannered Championship will be judged at the conclusion of all Paced and Mannered Classes - 1st placegetters in classes 78, 88, 98, 108 to compete for this award.

Grand Champion Horse - Champion Hack, Champion Park Hack, Champion Saddle Hunter and Champion Riding Horse to compete for this award at the conclusion of Paced and Mannered Championship judging.

Champion Rider - Winners of classes 79, 89, 99 & 109 to present for this class.

Champion Sash plus Vest donated by Craig Myles, New Zealand Sotheby’s International Realty Reserve Champion Rider, Sash. To be judged at the completion of Rider Classes


GALLOWAY COOK ALLAN TROPHY Most points in Saddle Hunter by one Combination in Classes 101, 102, 103, 104, 105, 106, 107, 108 & 109

Grand Champion judging in Hack Ring

SATURDAY, 14 MARCH 2020 Saddle Hunter Ring 08:30 AM


101 Novice Saddle Hunter over 148cm 0-2 wins

102 Novice Saddle Hunter over 148cm 0-5 wins Champion Novice Saddle Hunter Reserve Champion Novice Saddle Hunter

103 Novice Paced and Mannered Saddle Hunter over 148cm 0-5 wins

104 Open Saddle Hunter over 148cm and not exceeding 163cm

105 Open Saddle Hunter over 163cm

106 Open Lady’s Saddle Hunter over 148cm (conformation) Lady or Gentleman rider

107 Open Gentleman’s Saddle Hunter over 148cm (conformation) Lady or Gentleman rider

Champion Saddle Hunter Champion receives a saddle blanket Reserve Champion Saddle Hunter

108 Open Paced and Mannered Saddle Hunter over 148cm

109 Best Rider

HORSE RIDER CHAMPIONSHIP

Champion Rider to be judged in the Main Ring IMMEDIATELY following the conclusion of the Rider classes Winners of Classes 79, 89, 99 & 109 to present for this award

SATURDAY, 14 MARCH 2020 Hack Ring

Champion Rider

Vest donated by Craig Myles, New Zealand Sotheby’s International Realty

Reserve Champion Rider


EQUESTRIAN

SADDLE HUNTER PONIESsponsored byFARMLANDS

Horse of the Year qualifying classes: 111-117BACK NUMBERS TO BE COLLECTED FROM STEWARD AT RINGSIDE AND TO BE RETURNED TO THE A & P OFFICE. A LIST OF NUMBERS WILL BE POSTED AT A&P OFFICE.Competitors riding hacks not allowed to compete in Pony Ring.NO PONY UNDER THE AGE OF THREE YEARS IS PERMITTED TO BE SHOWN UNDER SADDLE AT THIS SHOW. SADDLE HUNTER PONIES: Ponies not exceeding 148cm Height and Performance Cards must be carried.

Entry Fees: $8.15Prize Money: $20, $15, $9, $5Ribbons: 5th where entries are appropriateChief Steward: Mrs F HowieSteward: Mrs E DavidsonAssistant Steward: Mrs J Mayberry, Ms P KaneJudge: Mrs Joanne Judson

SPECIAL PRIZESGrand Champion Pony – Sash, bridle bag plus cover donated by Puzzling WorldGrand Champion Paced and Mannered Pony – Sash and saddle blanket bag, plus cover donated by Alpine Auto CentreChampion Novice Saddle Hunter Pony – Sash Reserve Champion Novice Saddle Hunter Pony – SashChampion Novice Saddle Hunter Pony selected from winners of Classes 111-112 and 2nd placed horse to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve Champion. Champion Saddle Hunter Pony - Sash and saddle blanketReserve Champion Saddle Hunter Pony - Sash and $15 Champion Saddle Hunter Pony selected from winners of Classes 114 - 116 and 2nd placed horse to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve Champion. Championship will be judged at the conclusion of Class 116.Grand Champion Paced and Mannered Championship will be judged at the conclusion of all Paced and Mannered Classes - 1st placegetters in Classes 117, 126, 136, 146 to compete for this award.Grand Champion Pony – Champion Saddle Hunter Pony, Champion Group A, Champion Group B and Champion Group C Pony to compete for this award at the conclusion of Grand Champion Paced and Mannered Championship judging.


BAYLEYS REAL ESTATE GRAND CHAMPION PONY TROPHY

Grand Champion judging in Group A Pony Ring - at approx. 12:00 NOON

SATURDAY, 14 MARCH 2020

Saddle Hunter Pony Ring 08:30 AM

110 Best Presented Saddle Hunter Pony and Rider

111 Novice Saddle Hunter Pony not exceeding 148cm 0-2 wins

112 Novice Saddle Hunter Pony not exceeding 148cm 0-5 wins

Champion Novice Saddle Hunter Pony Reserve Champion Novice Saddle Hunter

Pony

113 Novice Paced and Mannered Saddle Hunter Pony not exceeding 148cm 0-5 wins

114 Open Saddle Hunter Pony not exceeding 128cm

115 Open Saddle Hunter Pony over 128cm and not exceeding 138cm

116 Open Saddle Hunter Pony over 138cm and not exceeding 148cm

Champion Saddle Hunter Pony Champion receives a saddle blanket Reserve Champion Saddle Hunter Pony

117 Open Paced and Mannered Saddle Hunter Pony -not exceeding 148cm

118 Best Rider

119 Best Utility Pony to be ridden bareback by one rider only

GROUP A SHOW PONIESSponsored by

WANAKA HOTEL

Horse of the Year qualifying classes: 121-126

BACK NUMBERS TO BE COLLECTED FROM STEWARD AT RINGSIDE AND TO BE RETURNED TO THE A & P OFFICE. A LIST OF NUMBERS WILL BE POSTED AT A&P OFFICE.

Competitors riding hacks not allowed to compete in Pony Ring.

NO PONY UNDER THE AGE OF THREE YEARS IS PERMITTED TO BE SHOWN UNDER SADDLE AT THIS SHOW.



GROUP A: Ponies over 138cm and not exceeding 148cm

Height and Performance Cards must be carried.

Entry Fees: $8.15Prize Money: $20, $15, $9, $5Ribbons: 5th where entries are appropriateChief Steward: Mrs Fe HowieSteward: Mrs N HeathAssistant Stewards: R HowieJudge: Sue Allen

SPECIAL PRIZESGrand Champion Pony – Sash, and bridle bag plus cover donated by Puzzling WorldGrand Champion Paced and Mannered Pony – Sash and saddle blanket bag, plus cover donated by Alpine Auto CentreChampion Novice Group A Show Pony – Sash Reserve Champion Novice Group A Show Pony – SashChampion Novice Group A Show Pony selected from winners of Classes 121-122 and 2nd placed horse to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve Champion.Champion Group A Show Pony - Sash and saddle blanket Reserve Champion Group A Show Pony - Sash and $15 Champion Group A Show Pony selected from winners of Classes 124 - 125 and 2nd placed horse to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve Champion.Championship will be judged at the conclusion of Class 125.Grand Champion Paced and Mannered Championship will be judged at the conclusion of all Paced and Mannered Classes - 1st placegetters in classes 117, 126, 136, 146 to compete for this award.Grand Champion Pony – Champion Saddle Hunter Pony, Champion Group A, Champion Group B and Champion Group C Pony to compete for this award at the conclusion of Grand Champion Paced and Mannered Championship judging.



RON & CORAL COOPER MEMORIAL TROPHY Class 120

F M RILEY TROPHY Class 127

Grand Champion judging in Group A Show Pony Ring

SATURDAY, 14 MARCH 2020 Group A Pony Ring 08:30 AM

120 Best Presented Show Pony and Rider RON & CORAL COOPER MEMORIAL TROPHY

121 Novice Show Pony over 138cm and not exceeding 148cm 0-2 wins


Champion Group A Novice Show Pony Reserve Champion Group A Novice Show

Pony

123 Novice Paced and Mannered Show Pony over 138cm & not exceeding 148cm 0-5 wins

124 Open Show Pony over 138cm and not exceeding 143cm


Champion Group A Show Pony Champion receives a saddle blanket Reserve Champion Group A Show Pony

126 Open Paced and Mannered Show Pony over 138cm and not exceeding 148cm

127 Best Rider F M RILEY TROPHY

128 Best Utility Pony to be Ridden Bareback by one rider only

GROUP B SHOW PONIESsponsored by

MORE FM

Horse of the Year qualifying classes: 131-136GROUP B: Ponies over 128cm and not exceeding 138cmHeight and Performance Cards must be carried.

Entry Fees: $8.15Prize Money: $20, $15, $9, $5Ribbons: 5th where entries are appropriateChief Steward: Mrs F Howie Steward: Mrs L AndersonAssistant Stewards: Mrs L Fox, Mrs R Bruce-SmithJudge: Mrs Janice Mitchell SPECIAL PRIZESGrand Champion Pony – Sash, bridle bag plus cover donated by Puzzling WorldGrand Champion Paced and Mannered Pony – Sash and saddle blanket bag, plus cover donated by Alpine Auto CentreChampion Novice Group B Show Pony – Sash

Reserve Champion Novice Group B Show Pony - Sash


EQUESTRIAN

Champion Novice Group B Show Pony selected from winners of classes 131-132 and 2nd placed horse to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve Champion.

Champion Group B Show Pony - Sash plus saddle blanket

Reserve Champion Group B Show Pony - Sash plus $15

Champion Group B Show Pony selected from winners of classes 134 -135 and 2nd placed horse to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve Champion.


Grand Champion Paced and Mannered Championship will be judged at the conclusion of all Paced and Mannered Classes - 1st placegetters in classes 117, 126, 136, 146 compete for this award.

Grand Champion Pony – Champion Saddle Hunter Pony, Champion Group A, Champion Group B and Champion Group C Pony to compete for this award at the conclusion of Grand Champion Paced and Mannered Championship judging.



JAMES SMITH IRONSIDE TROPHY Class 137 Grand Champion judging in Group A Show

Pony Ring

Group B Pony Ring 08:30 AM

130 Best Presented Show Pony and Rider

131 Novice Show Pony over 128cm and not exceeding 138cm 0- 2 wins


Champion Group B Novice Show Pony Reserve Champion Group B Show Novice Pony

133 Novice Paced and Mannered Show Pony over 128cm & not exceeding 138cm 0-5 wins



Champion Group B Show Pony Champion receives a saddle blanket Reserve Champion Group B Show Pony

136 Open Paced and Mannered Show Pony - over 128cm and not exceeding 138cm

137 Best Rider JAMES SMITH IRONSIDE TROPHY

138 Best Utility Pony to be Ridden Bareback by one rider only

GROUP C SHOW PONIESHorse of the Year qualifying classes: 141-146

GROUP C: Ponies not exceeding 128cm

Height and Performance Cards must be carried. Entry Fees: $8.15Prize Money: $20, $15, $9, $5Ribbons: 5th where entries are appropriateChief Steward: Steward: Mrs T FogartyAssistant Stewards: Tish Quirk, Ajay QuirkJudge: Amanda Parkes

SPECIAL PRIZES Grand Champion Pony – Sash, bridle bag plus cover donated by Puzzling WorldGrand Champion Paced and Mannered Pony – Sash, saddle blanket bag, plus cover donated by Alpine Auto CentreChampion Novice Group C Show Pony – Sash

Reserve Champion Novice Group C Show Pony - Sash

Champion Novice Group C Show Pony selected from winners of Classes 141 & 142 and 2nd placed horse to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve Champion.

Champion Group C Show Pony – Sash plus saddle blanket

Reserve Champion Group C Show Pony - Sash plus $15

Champion Group C Show Pony selected from winners of Classes 144 & 145 and 2nd placed horse to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve Champion.

Championship will be judged at the conclusion of Class 145

Grand Champion Paced and Mannered Championship will be judged at the conclusion of all Paced and Mannered Classes - 1st placegetters in classes 117, 126, 136, 146 to compete for this award.

Grand Champion Pony – Champion Saddle Hunter Pony, Champion Group A, Champion Group B and Champion Group C Pony to compete for this award at the conclusion of Grand Champion

Paced and Mannered Championship judging.

TROPHIES FOR SECTION BAYLEYS REAL ESTATE CHAMPION PONY

TROPHY

SILVER TRAY – Class 140

Grand Champion judging in Group A Show Pony Ring



SATURDAY, 14 MARCH 2020 Group C Pony Ring 08:30 AM

140 Best Presented Show Pony and Rider OPEN BEST PRESENTED PONY AND RIDER

SILVER TRAY

141 Novice Show Pony not exceeding 128cm 0-2 wins

142 Novice Show Pony not exceeding 128cm 0-5 wins

Champion Novice Group C Pony Reserve Champion Novice Group C Pony

143 Novice Paced and Mannered Show Pony not exceeding 128cm 0-5 wins

144 Open Show Pony not exceeding 123cm145 Open Show Pony over 123cm and not

exceeding 128cm Champion Group C Show Pony Champion receives a saddle blanket Reserve Champion Group C Show Pony

146 Open Paced and Mannered Show Pony not exceeding 128cm

147 Best Rider148 Best Utility Pony to be Ridden Bareback by

one rider only

FIRST RIDDEN SECTIONHorse of the Year qualifying classes: 151 – 157

Not eligible to enter Groups A, B, C, D or Lead Rein or any other section of the show. Riders under 10 years, age is determined as of August 1st. A First Ridden rider is only able to compete in the

First Ridden Section for a maximum of 24 months from the time of their first Show. This is the transition from the Lead Rein Class to open showing. Referring to the rider not the pony. Rider not eligible to enter any jumping event. To be ridden in a snaffle bridle with a caveson noseband, a snaffle bit and a single rein. Walk and trot in company and may be asked to canter in their individual workouts, with the exception of Class 158 where ALL riders must be able to canter.

Riders entered in this section may not enter in any other ring or section for the duration of the

Show. No spurs but small cane or whip no longer than 68cm including flapper is permitted.

Ponies – Not exceeding 138cmEntry Fee: $7.15Prize Money: $17, $12, $8, $4 Steward: Mrs J Gillespie Assistant Steward: Mrs L McRaeJudge: Tara Bates

SPECIAL PRIZESChampion receives a Hat Cover and palaMOUNTAINS ANIMAL NUTRITION donates product.Reserve Champion receives palaMOUNTAINS ANIMAL NUTRITION productChampion First Ridden Show Pony selected from winners of Classes 151,152 &153 and 2nd placed horse to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve Champion.Championship will be judged at the conclusion of Class 153.

SATURDAY, 14 MARCH 2020 First Ridden Ring 08:30 AM

150 Best on Parade

151 Novice First Ridden Pony, not exceeding 138cm -0-5 wins

152 Open First Ridden Pony, not exceeding 128cm

153 Open First Ridden Pony, over 128cm and not exceeding 138cm

Champion First Ridden Pony Winner also receives hat cover and product

donated from palaMOUNTAINS ANIMAL NUTRITION

Reserve Champion First Ridden Pony Winner also receives product donated from

palaMOUNTAINS ANIMAL NUTRITION

154 Novice Paced and Mannered First Ridden Pony 0-5 wins

155 Open Paced and Mannered First Ridden Pony

156 Novice (First Ridden) Rider 0-5 wins

157 Open (First Ridden) Rider

158 Paced and Mannered Special Class Combinations in this Class MUST be capable

of a controlled canter on the circle in a group.


EQUESTRIAN

LEAD REIN SECTIONsponsored byEDGEWATER

Horse of the Year qualifying classes: 161 – 165 Not eligible to enter Groups A, B, C, D or First Ridden, or any other section of the show. Riders 4 to 7 years inclusive, age is determined as of August 1st. Snaffle bit, walking and trotting only. Led rein to be attached to the caveson of a simple snaffle bridle. The leader to hold the rein in their left hand 1.5 meters from the bit leaving the right hand free to assist the rider if necessary.Riders entered in this section may not compete in any other ring or section for the duration of the Show. Please state age on entry form. No spurs but small cane is permitted. Handler must be aged 16 years or over.

Ponies not exceeding 128cm

Entry Fee: $7.15 Prize Money: $17, $12, $8, $4Chief Steward: Mrs A Lucas Steward: Mr Ian TippettAssistant Steward: Judge: Tara Bates

SPECIAL PRIZES:Champion receives a Hat Cover and palaMOUNTAINS ANIMAL NUTRITION donates product.Reserve Champion receives palaMOUNTAINS ANIMAL NUTRITION productChampion Lead Rein Show Pony selected from winners of Classes 161,162 &163 and 2nd placed horse to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve Champion.Championship will be judged at the conclusion of Class 163.

SATURDAY, 14 MARCH 2020 Lead Rein Ring 09:30 AM

160 Best on Parade Lead Rein Pony, Rider and Gear

161 Novice Lead Rein Pony, not exceeding 128cm - 0-5 wins

162 Open Lead Rein Pony not exceeding 123cm

163 Open Lead Rein Pony over 123cm & not exceeding 128cm

Champion Lead Rein Pony Winner also receives a hat cover and product

donated from palaMOUNTAINS ANIMAL NUTRITION

Reserve Champion Lead Rein Pony Winner also receives product donated from

palaMOUNTAINS ANIMAL NUTRITION

164 Open Paced and Mannered Lead Rein Pony165 Best Rider

HORSE AND PONY HUNTER CHAMPIONSHIPClasses 170-171 are not Horse of The Year qualifying classes

Steward: J.C.A Lucas Assistant Steward: D MackayGate Marshall: A KaneWriter: Penny Ford, Crew: W Hewson, R HowieJudge: Amanda Parkes

USE OF SPURS MUST COMPLY WITH NZ EQUESTRIAN SOCIETY RULES


R WILLIAMSON TROPHY – Class 170

GARY WALKER MEMORIAL TROPHY – Class 171

SATURDAY, 14 MARCH 2020 Main Ring 02:15 PM

170 TEMPLETON & SONS ENGINEERING ALBERT TOWN PM: $ 110, 80, 60, 30, 20

Pony Hunter Championship - Final over Two Rounds

Competitors to be selected from Classes 1 and 2 on Friday. Champion Sash, cover, saddle blanket bag & bridle bag.

R WILLIAMSON TROPHY

171 JOHNSTONE FAMILY Upper Clutha Leaping PM: $ 220, 160, 100, 70, 50

Championship - Final over Two Rounds Competitors to be selected from Class 9 on

Friday. Champion Sash, cover, saddle blanket bag & bridle bag.

GARY WALKER MEMORIAL TROPHY



SATURDAY PRESIDENTS RING

See ESNZ Jumping conditions under Friday JumpingChief Steward: D Mackay Assistant Steward: R HowieCrew: D McAtamney, B GordonTime Keeper: John MurphyWriter: Mrs L DuncanGate Keeper: Mrs B KingJudges: Gill McRae & Aileen Grant

A combination may only enter two ESNZ Jumping events a day.NB - Late entries will jump last and if it is a call back jump off you will jump first.

TROPHIES FOR SECTION DOUBLE A PONY TROPHY Class 172 DOUBLE A HORSE TROPHY Class 173

SATURDAY, 14 MARCH 2020 ESNZ Jumping PRESIDENT’S RING 3:00PM

172 PARTY PLUS LTD Pony Height 1.10m Article 273 3.3.1 (2 Rounds) 273 2.2 273 4.3

$17.15 PM: $ 100, 85, 60, 45, 30 The Hanley Formula donates a 3kg bag of

product to the winner DOUBLE A PONY TROPHY173 ASPIRING WATER Horse Height 1.20m -

Article 273.3.3.1 (2 Rounds) 273 2.2 273 4.3 $23.15 PM: $ 230, 150, 80, 50, 35 Aspiring Water donates a cover DOUBLE A HORSE TROPHY174 GREAT SOUTHERN Horse A5 - Art 238 2.2

Height 1.10m IJO $17.15 PM: $ 120, 70, 50, 30, 20 175 G J GARDNER HOMES Pony A5 Art 238 2.2

Height 1m IJO $16.15 PM: $ 75, 60, 45, 35, 25 Winner receives $50 Provida voucher

SATURDAY ASPIRING RING

See ESNZ Jumping conditions under Friday JumpingChief Steward: A McKaySteward: Warren HewsonCrew: Wanaka Coast Guard VolunteersTime Keeper: A GillespieWriter: Gate Marshall: A KaneJudges: Angela Milner & Mrs Jenny Dunbier

A combination may only enter two ESNZ Jumping events a day.



KEN ANDERSON MEMORIAL TROPHY Class 176

STUDHOLME TROPHY Class 177

GERALD SCAIFE MEMORIAL TROPHY Class 178

SATURDAY, 14 MARCH 2020 ESNZ Jumping ASPIRING RING 03:00 PM

176 LAKE BAR Horse Gamblers Stakes. Art 270 2 Height 1.15m

$23.15 PM: $ 300, 175, 100, 70, 50 Lake Bar donate a cover KEN ANDERSON MEMORIAL TROPHY

177 BAYLEYS WANAKA Pony Gamblers Stakes. Art 270 2 Height 1.05m

$18.15 PM: $ 130, 85, 60, 50, 30 Bayleys Wanaka donates a saddle blanket bag. STUDHOLME TROPHY

178 Horse Gamblers Stakes. Art 270 2 Height 1.05m $18.15 PM: $ 150, 100, 60, 50, 30

GERALD SCAIFE MEMORIAL TROPHY

PINTO CLASSJudge: Sue Allen

SATURDAY, 14 MARCH 2020 Hunt Ring 1 01:45 PM179 Best Registered Pinto $9.15 PM: $ 25, 15, 10, 7

RAS LIVERMOL THOROUGHBRED SHOW HORSE SERIESRidden Thoroughbred Show Horse (over 148cm) Series. All horses MUST be registered annually with the RAS prior to entering this class.This class will commence 1.45pmEF: $9.15PM: $25, 15, 10, 7Placings to 4th with points accumulated for overall series winner.

Chief Steward: Emma Rowe-PledgerSteward: Judge: Sue Allen


EQUESTRIAN

Judging: 80% Conformation, 20% Paces & Manners. Judges to assess each horse individually with saddles removed after they have been assessed ridden. Horses to show true Thoroughbred qualities. Horses to show a good walk as well as gallop (room permitting). This class is part of an overall series and points are accumulated by the horse on their 1-4th placings. Features will be held at the NZ Royal A&P Show and HOY however normal points will apply for the series. The series will finish at HOY and a prize giving will be held at the completion of the RAS Livamol class at HOY. (For those shows that run after 2020 HOY – points will be taken through to the 2021 HOY prize giving). Overall winner will receive – trophy, V sash, Livamol product and RAS medal.

SATURDAY, 14 MARCH 2020 Hunt Ring 2 01:45 PM

180 RAS LIVERMOL Ridden Thoroughbred Show Horse (over 148cm)

All horses MUST be registered with the RAS prior to entering this class.

NEW ZEALAND RIDING PONYThis class is to be judged on quality and conformation. A condition of entry is that the Pony is currently registered with NZRP & that the registration number is stated on entry form.

NZRP will donate sash and vest for the winner.

Steward: Emma Rowe-PledgerJudge: Mrs Janice Mitchell


181 Ridden Mare or Gelding Registered with N Z Riding Pony Up To 148cm

NZRPS donates a monogrammed vest to the rider of the winning pony

IN HAND THOROUGHBREDAll Thoroughbreds to be brandedSteward: Judge: Mrs Debbie Schnell

RING 1


182 Best Presented Horse and Handler

183 Thoroughbred Mare – 4 yrs or over

184 Thoroughbred Gelding – 4 yrs or over Champion In Hand Thoroughbred

The Hanley Formula donates a 3kg bag of product to the champion

Reserve Champion In Hand Thoroughbred

IN HAND SPORTHORSESteward: Judge: Sue Allen

RING 2


185 Best Presented Horse and Handler

186 Sport Horse Mare – 4 yrs or over

187 Sport Horse Gelding – 4 yrs or over

188 Sport Horse Gelding or Filly – up to 3 yrs Champion In Hand Sport Horse The Hanley Formula donates a 3kg bag of

product to the champion Reserve Champion In Hand Sport Horse

IN HAND PONIESSteward: Emma Rowe-PledgerJudge: Diane Chesmar

RING 3


190 Best Presented Pony and Handler191 Mare – 4 yrs or over

192 Gelding – 4 yrs or over

193 Gelding or Filly – 2 to 3 yrs Champion In Hand Pony The Hanley Formula donates a 3kg bag of

product to the champion Reserve Champion In Hand Pony

194 Gelding or Filly – yearling Champion In Hand Young Stock Reserve Champion In Hand Young Stock

SUPREME IN HAND SATURDAY, 14 MARCH 2020

Hunt Ring 3

Supreme Champion In Hand Exhibit Champion TB, Sport Horse and Pony to

compete for this award.


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