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2019
2ND MARCH 2019
WINCHESTER SHOW
145 th
GRAND ANNUAL SHOW
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WINCHESTER SHOW
Temuka & Geraldine A & P Assn. Inc. Show
Schedule – 145th Grand Autumn Show
Saturday 2 March 2019
PATRONS...............Mrs S Sheed, Mr W G Beck, Mrs D Gresham
PRESIDENT..................................Mrs P Sanders
SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT..........Mr G King
JUNIOR VICE PRESIDENT..........Mrs S McCullough
IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT...Mr J McKenzie
ACTING IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT…Mrs M King
SECRETARY………………............Mrs Teresa Heap
TREASURER………………………Mrs Sandra McKenzie
GENERAL COMMITTEE
R Burgess, A Chapman, G Chapman, I Cooper, L Grant,
D Gresham, A & N Godfrey, P Maxwell, D McArthur,
D McCullough, P McCullough, P Meyer, R Price, G Reid,
W Ritchie, W Stratford, A Talbot, W Turnbull, D Vincent,
R Yeandle,
RINGMASTER..............................Mr W Ritchie
ANNOUNCERS............................Mrs Di Rawlinson
………………… Mr Tim Black
ON-SITE MEDICAL PERSONAL - Maree Rowley
HONORARY VETERINARY SURGEON - Vetlife Temuka
Copies of Schedule available online at:
www.ras.org.nz and www.temukageraldineap.co.nz, or
from PGG Wrightson, Farmlands, RD1, Timaru Saddlery or.
Email: temukageraldineap@gmail.com
Entries can be completed via Showday Online
Email enquiries to: temukageraldineap@gmail.com
Horse specific enquiries to: Mrs Sarah Cronin 021 855 425
Subscriptions: Membership $25.00 GST inclusive
TRADE SITE – MARKET LANE
Sites may be ordered with the Secretary before 27 January 2019
Sash donated by Ribbons & Rosettes, Palmerston North for Best Trade Exhibit
FOOD TENDERS
Close 27 January 2019
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INDEX
General Conditions ................................................................4
Wool..........................................................................................6
Sheep................................................................................... 8
Goats ................................................................................. 10
Poultry Section .....................................................................13
Shed Section .........................................................................14
- Junior Baking .........................................................15
- Junior Needle & Handwork ...................................15
- Home Industry..........................................................................16
- Patchwork ..............................................................16
- Needlework & Handwork.................................... 16
- Crochet .............................................................. 16
- Knitting ...................................................................17
- Bays/Rest home ....................................................17
- Baking ....................................................................18
- Jams & Preserves .................................................19
Photography ..................................................................... 19
Art ...........................................................................................20
Cut Flowers ...........................................................................21
Fruit ........................................................................................21
Vegetables .............................................................................22
Grain & Seed .........................................................................23
Horse & Pony ........................................................................24
- Hacks .....................................................................28
- Park Hacks ............................................................29
- Saddle Hunters......................................................30
- Riding Horse ..........................................................30
- Cobs................................................................... 31
- Section A Ponies ...................................................32
- Section B Ponies ...................................................33
- Section C Ponies ............................................... 34
- Section D Ponies (Saddle Pony Hunters) ........... 35
- Slee & Hargreaves Family Challenge ..................36
- Coloured Horse or Pony (Led) & (Ridden)......... 37
- Clydesdales ...........................................................38
- Harness Horses & Ponies ....................................38
- Working Pony Hunter....................................................... 39
- Working Hunters....................................................39
- Hunter Jumping Ponies ...................................... 40
- Hunters .............................................................. 40
Ring 2 ......................................................................41
- Lead Rein Pony.................................................................. 41
- First Ridden ...........................................................42
- In Hand Horses .....................................................43
- In Hand Ponies .................................................. 43
- Welsh Breed Ponies & Cobs .............................. 44
- Miniature Horses ................................................ 45
- Shetland Ponies ....................................................45
Alpacas................................................................................ 46
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GENERAL CONDITIONS
The Temuka & Geraldine A & P Association hereby adopts By-laws
of the Royal Agricultural Society, and agrees to abide by these By-
laws, which are available for inspection on request from the
Secretary. All entries to be accepted on these conditions:
1. Exhibits must be on the Showgrounds & ready for Judging at
the following times:
Wednesday 28 Feb: White Wool 10.am, Judging Friday 1 March
Friday 1 March: Black & Coloured Wool 10am, Shed 5.30pm
Saturday: Horses & Ponies 8.00am, Geraldine PC Trophy 7.45am
Sheep, Goats 9am, Vegetables, Grain & Seed 9.30am,
2. Gate Passes will be allocated to exhibitors who have paid $8.00
or more in entry fees.
3. Cups and Trophies may be presented on Show Day and
photographed but must be handed back immediately.
4. All prizes not claimed within six months after the date of the Show
will be forfeited to the Association.
5. Refunds: 80% of Entry Fee on production of a Veterinary Certificate
& Doctor’s Certificate or at discretion of the organising committee
(on the day of the show).
6. Allocation of Points: Standard Points: First 6 points; Second 4
points; Third 2 points; V H C 1 point (no points if less than five
entries.) Champions 2 points; Reserve Champion 1 point extra. In
the event of no competition, only half points awarded. Competition
means two or more exhibitors, whose exhibits are judged
competing for the prize or prizes in the particular class for which
prizes are awarded. Ties to count 1 win each. For points prizes no
additional points will be awarded for Supreme or Grand Champion.
In the event of two exhibitors or more gaining equal points, the
exhibitor gaining most first prizes will be declared the winner. If
points are still equal the exhibitor being awarded most
championships will be declared the winner.
7. All exhibits must be the bona fide property of the exhibitor & the
exhibitor must have grown all produce. All stock must be the
property of the exhibitor 30 days prior to the official date of entries
closing & in the case of Sheep, exhibitors must own a registered
brand. The pet lamb classes are exempt from this condition.
8. Where a Class has an age qualification, this is 1 March.
9. Improper Conduct: Any exhibitor or other person interfering or
using insulting or improper language to a Judge or any other Officer
of the Association, in regard to the execution of their duty, or being
guilty of improper conduct on the Show Ground, may be
disqualified from exhibiting at future Shows of the Association, and,
if a prize taker, shall be liable to have all his unpaid prize forfeited
at the discretion of the Committee of the Association whose
decision is final.
10. Disqualified Persons: Should any person or firm be disqualified or
suspended by a kindred or Metropolitan Association, the
Committee of the Association shall have power to endorse such
disqualification or suspension, should they see fit.
11. All protests must be in writing, and may be lodged with the chief
executive within one hour from the completion of the class judged,
together with a deposit of Horse Section $50.00 cash, Cattle and
Sheep Section $20.00 cash and all other sections $10.00 cash
which shall be returned should the protest be sustained.
If the protest be lodged before the judges proceed to their duties,
the onus of proof will rest with the exhibitor, if after that the onus of
proof will be with the party protesting.
4No protest will be received later than one hour after the prize
tickets are affixed. The committee, or not less than five members
thereof, will decide all protests as soon as practicable, and there
shall be no appeal from their decision.
12. Exhibitors may arrange for SALE OF STOCK, etc, but sale shall
not take place prior to 4.00pm unless the Executive give a
consent in writing, signed by the Secretary. No advertising
allowed. No stock shall be removed from the ground until after
3.30pm. NOTE: All stock entries can be removed from grounds
after 3.30pm; all other sections must not be uplifted till after
4.00pm. Permission to remove exhibits from any classes before
stated times must be obtained from the Secretary & only
considered in special circumstances.
13. The Association will not be responsible for any accident, loss or
damage that may be caused to or suffered by any exhibit, or
which may be caused directly by any other exhibit,
notwithstanding any alleged negligence on the part of any officer
or servant of the Association & it shall be condition of entry that
each exhibitor shall hold the Association indemnified against any
class in respect of any such accident, loss or damage caused by
any exhibit of such exhibitor.
14. The Committee will not, under any circumstances, hold
themselves responsible for the loss, damage or mis-delivery of
stock, produce, goods etc exhibited at the show.
15. Exhibitors & spectators are advised that the Association carries
a Public Insurance Risk Policy for the day of the Show.
16. The Association holds records of names & addresses of all
Members & Exhibitors.
IMPORTANT HEALTH AND SAFETY INFORMATION
FOR EXHIBITORS AND COMPETITORS.
• Livestock exhibitors and competitors must follow the instructions
of Marshals and Officials.
• Exhibitors and competitors are responsible for ensuring their
animals are kept in control at all times.
• The Temuka & Geraldine A&P Association reserves the right to
order immediate removal from the Showgrounds of any animal it
considers dangerous, unruly or unmanageable.
• Livestock exhibitors must ensure they keep walkways clear and
no dangerous equipment or chemicals are accessible to the
public.
5WOOL
FLEECE WOOL COMPETITION
COVENOR: Donald McCullough
White Fleece to be in Wednesday 28 FEB BY 10AM
ALL WOOL JUDGED FRIDAY 1 MARCH AT 10AM
CONDITIONS:
1. All Fleeces to be properly skirted as required by trade. Only wool
off sheep in the current season is eligible for competition.
2. The Judge may at his discretion, change fleeces from one class
to their correct class without prejudice to the exhibitor.
3. Growers who have their exhibits changed are to apply to the
section steward in charge, who will inform them where their
exhibits have been placed.
4. All fleeces must be the property of the bona fide farmer, but it is
not necessary that the exhibitor be the breeder of the sheep.
5. Fleeces must not be removed before 4.00 pm & then only under
the supervision of a class steward.
Entry Fee - Members $3.00, Non-Members $4.50
Prize Money - 1st $5.00, 2nd $3.00, 3rd $2.00
CHAMPION FLEECE:
$10.00 each section sponsored by PGG Wrightson.
Where two entries per class - first prize only.
Second prize awarded where three or more entries.
Third prize awarded where four or more entries.
SPECIAL TROPHIES & PRIZES
ELDERS PASTORAL LTD TROPHY for most points Fine Wool Section.
DWG SQUIRE SHIELD for most points Cross Breed Wool Section.
LOWLANDS PERPETUAL TROPHY for Best Fleece of the three
Champions (White, Black & Coloured Fleece Wool). To be judged on
Merit by both appointed Judges.
SCALES OF WEIGHT FOR JUDGING
MINIMUM WEIGHTS: Rams 3.5 kg; Ewes 2.5 kg;
Woolly Hoggets 2.0 kg. Fleeces under the minimum weight are not
accepted for competition.
WHITE FLEECE
5830 Mayfield-Temuka & Geraldine A & P Flock Ewe
or Wether Fleece Championship
J R PARR & L M PARR PERPETUAL COMBINED WOOL
CHAMPIONSHIP CUP
Open to Exhibitors who reside in the Mayfield-Temuka & Geraldine
A & P districts. Open to all breeds. Fleeces from Stud sheep
ineligible. Fleeces are to be entered in the appropriate showing class
at each show (without payment of entry fees). Fleeces will be judged
at both Mayfield and Temuka & Geraldine with points aggregated
together for an overall winner.
Overall prizes - 1st $30.00, 2nd $20.00, 3rd $10.00.
Please have NAME and CLASS NUMBER clearly printed on the wool
packs. The breed to be stated on entry forms. Fleeces to be entered
by exhibitor at both shows. Mayfield Secretary 03 303 6122
65800 GIFT FLEECE COMPETITION
No Entry Fee - Prizes: 1st $20.00, 2nd $10.00, 3rd $5.00.
Fleece will become the property of the Temuka/Geraldine A & P
Association. Contact: D McCullough, 697 Hinds Gorge Road, RD
8, Ashburton 7778 Phone 033036433
POST ENTRY. UNDER 5 ENTRIES ONLY HALF PRIZE MONEY
PAID
5800 Gift Fleece
5801 Merino Ram Fleece
5802 Merino Ewe Fleece
5803 Merino Wether
5804 Merino Hogget Fleece
5805 Halfbred Ram Fleece
5806 Halfbred Ewe Fleece
5807 Halfbred Woolly Hogget Fleece
5808 Corriedale Ram Fleece
5809 Corriedale Ewe Fleece
5810 Corriedale Woolly Hogget Fleece
5811 Crossbred Ram Fleece
5812 Crossbred Ewe Fleece
5813 Crossbred Woolly Hogget Fleece
5814 Crossbred Hogget, shorn as lamb fleece
5815 Perendale Ram Fleece
5816 Perendale Ewe Fleece
5817 Perendale Woolly Hogget Fleece
5818 Perendale Hogget, shorn as lamb fleece
5822 Blend of Crossbred Ewe 2nd Shear
Min 6kgs, judged mainly on the evenness of blend
5823 Blend of Lambs Fleece
Min 4kgs, judged mainly on the evenness of blend
BLACK AND COLOURED FLEECE
Certificate & Ribbons for Champion & Reserve Champion Fleece.
Monuina Cup for Champion Fleece (wool most suitable for
handcraft).
5824 Mature Fleece 33 microns (50’s) and stronger
5825 Mature Fleece 31 Microns (52’s) and finer
5826 Woolly Hogget Fleece 31 microns (52’s) and stronger
5827 Woolly Hogget Fleece 30 microns (54’s) and finer
5828 Hogget Fleece shorn as lamb 31 microns (52’s) and
stronger
5829 Hogget Fleece shorn as lamb 30 microns(54’s) and finer
Entry Fee: Members $3.00, Non Members $4.50
Prizes: 1st $5.00, 2nd $3.00, 3rd $2.00
7SHEEP
CONVENOR: W Turnbull, DEPUTY CONVENOR: P Sanders
CONDITIONS:
1. The giving of a prize to a sheep shall imply that the judges are
satisfied that such sheep is fairly shorn or trimmed.
2. DEFINITION OF A HOGGET: A sheep born after July 1st in any one
year shall be considered a Hogget up to and including December
31 in the following year, except in the case of the Dorset Horn &
Poll Dorset sheep when May 1st should be substituted for July 1st.
3. Hoggets are now eligible for Championship Judging.
4. All sheep in Pedigree Shorn Classes must be shorn not earlier than
July 20, unless otherwise stated.
5. Championships will only be awarded as provided where there are
at least three exhibitors, unless in the opinion of the Judge, an
animal is deemed worthy of the award but medals may only be
given where there are three or more exhibitors. In such cases
certificate will be issued.
6. No stud sheep or lambs, rams or rigs admitted in Prime Stock
Classes.
7. Breeding to be stated on entry forms in Prime Stock Classes.
8. Judges will be instructed not to award prizes to sheep which they
consider unfairly shorn or excessively trimmed or excessively
coloured: also to disqualify sheep which are unfairly presented.
9. All male animals only from brucellosis accredited free flocks will be
allowed on the Showground.
10. ALL SHEEP TO BE PENNED BY 9.30am.
IN ALL SHEEP CLASSES ENTRY FEES & PRIZE MONEY WILL BE
AS FOLLOWS (except for Gift Lamb Classes):
Entry Fees - Members $4.00, Non-Members $6.00
Prize Money - 1st $12.00, 2nd $8.00, 3rd $5.00
Prize Money kindly donated by Hobbs & Banks Transport
SUPREME CHAMPION ROSETTE awarded to Supreme Champion
of all Breeds.
TURLEY TROPHY to be presented to the Supreme Sheep.
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION ROSETTES will be awarded
for rams & ewes in all Sheep Classes & the Black & Coloured Sheep
Section.
FLOCK SHEEP - WOOL BREED
5520 One Ewe, one shear
5521 One Ewe, two shear or over
5522 One Ewe Lamb in Wool
5523 One Ewe Lamb Shorn
FLOCK SHEEP - MEAT BREED
5525 One Ewe, one shear
5526 One Ewe, two shear or over
5527 One Ewe Lamb in wool
85530 South Canterbury Livestock Two Tooth Competition
South Canterbury Livestock Limited Sponsor Two Tooth Pairs
Competition. This competition is open to all South Canterbury Farmers.
Judging: 50% Confirmation, 30% Wool, 20% Matching Pair.
Entry Fee $5.00.
REGISTERED SHEEP SECTION
5540 Ram, two shear and over
5541 Ram, one shear
5542 Ram, lamb
5543 Ewe, two shear and over
5544 Ewe, one shear
5545 Ewe, lamb
BLACK AND COLOURED SHEEP
Sheep not to have been shorn earlier than May 20th
SOUTH CANTERBURY/WAITAKI BRANCH BLACK & COLOURED
SHEEP BREEDER ROSETTE for Supreme Champion
LOWLAND CHALLENGE TROPHY for Supreme Champion Black
& Coloured Sheep.
HILTONBLACKS TROPHY for best Ram, one shear.
Entry Fee: Members $4.00, Non Members $6.00
Prize Money: 1st $12.00, 2nd $8.00, 3rd $5.00
Kindly donated by Hobbs & Banks Transport Geraldine & Mayfield
5550 Ram, over one shear
5551 Ram, one shear
5552 Ram Lamb
5553 Ewe, one shear
5554 Ewe, over one shear
5555 Ewe Lamb
5556 Wether, any age
GIFT LAMB
NO ENTRY FEE. PRIZES FOR CUTTING QUALITY; 1st $120.00,
2nd $80.00, 3rd $40.00, 4th $30.00.
Lambs will be judged separately on the hoof on Show Day.
Prize Money - 1st $40.00, 2nd $30.00, 3rd $20.00, 4th
10.00
MLS & R E TALBOT donate the LONGDOWNS COOPWORTH &
SOUTH SUFFOLK CHALLENGE TROPHY to be awarded
annually to the exhibitor.
5849 Gift Lamb
5850 Gift Lamb on Hoof
GIFT CALF
NO ENTRY FEE. PRIZES FOR CUTTING QUALITY; 1st $200.00,
2nd $100.00, 3rd $50.00.
4584 Gift Calf
9GOATS
Judging: 10am Saturday Penning: 9.30 am
Convener: Mr Roger Price
CONDITIONS:
1. All entries must be made in the name of bona fide owner(s).
Full name of the goat and registered number, date of birth, sire’s
name and number, Dam’s name and number to be given at the
time of entry. Associated Record Entries may state “unknown” for
sire or dam.
2. All goats must be Registered or Recorded.
3. Animals entered in special classes must have been exhibited in
their appropriate standard age class.
4. No person being a member of the family or an employee of the
Official Judge, shall be entitled to exhibit.
5. The age of the goat will be taken on the day of judging.
6. Goats which gained their GCH or AGCH awards are not eligible
to compete in the normal standard age classes. They may
compete in the Grand Champion Class and other Special
Classes.
7. All goats to be exhibited must be penned by 9.30am on Saturday.
8. No entire male goat will be admitted to the Show grounds.
9. BREED AWARDS. To be awarded only if the animal is deemed
worthy and is not already eligible for a Breed Champion prefix or
is a BCH.
10. Will comply with the by-laws of the RAS of N Z for the exhibition
of Dairy goats.
Entry Fees – Members $3.00, Non-Members $4.00
Prizes - 1st $5.00, 2nd $3.00, 3rd $2.00
Plus Association Ribbons or Rosettes
SOUTH MEMORIAL CUP for Supreme Champion Dairy Goat
MARGARET PRATTLEY CUP for the most points in the Udder Section.
STANDARD AGE CLASSES
2100 H R Doe in milk under 3 years
2101 H R Doe in milk 3 years & under 5 years
2102 H R Doe in milk 5 years & over
CHAMPION H R DOE To be selected from first prize winners in classes
2100, 2101, & 2102
RESERVE CHAMPION H R DOE The second prize winner in the class
from which the Champion was selected to be paraded with the other
first prize winners for Reserve Champion Doe
2103 H R GRAND CHAMPION STANDARD AGE DOE.
Kidded doe in milk which has gained her Grand Champion award.
CHAMPION CHALLENGE: The winner of class 2103 to be paraded
with the Champion H R Doe to select the winner of the Champion
Challenge - No award will be made if there is no competition.
2104 A R Doe in milk under 3 years
2105 A R Doe in milk 3 years & under 5 years
2106 A R Doe in milk 5 years & over
10CHAMPION A R DOE To be selected from the first prize winners in
classes 2104, 2105 & 2106.
RESERVE CHAMPION A R DOE. The second-place winner in the
class from which the Champion was selected to be paraded with the
other first place winners for Reserve Champion Doe.
2107 A R GRAND CHAMPION STANDARD AGE DOE.
Kidded doe in milk which has gained her Grand Champion award.
CHAMPION CHALLENGE: The winner of class 2107 to be paraded
with the Champion H R Doe to select the winner of the Champion
Challenge - No award will be made if there is no competition.
SPECIAL IN MILK CLASSES
All animals entered in this section must be entered in their standard
age class.
2108 SENIOR PROGENY GROUP. Two daughters in milk of the
same sire but different dams. Names of sire & dams to be
given on entry form.
2109 DAM & DAUGHTER(S) Dam and 1 or more female progeny
all in milk to be judged on the dam’s worth as a breeding
matron.
2110 H R TYPE & PRODUCTION 1. Rules as per PREMIER &
NZDGBA regulations.
2111 A R TYPE & PRODUCTION 1. Rules as per PREMIER &
NZDGBA regulations.
2112 H R BEST UDDER. Open to all does who have borne a kid.
To be judged when full and again when stripped out. Points
awarded for both full and empty udder to be totaled to
determine the prize winners. (Does must be finally stripped
prior to entering the ring for the empty udder judging)
2113 A R BEST UDDER. (Conditions same as Class 2112)
JUNIOR SHOWMANSHIP CLASSES
2114 JUNIOR SHOWMANSHIP for young person’s 15yrs and
under. To be judged on exhibitor’s ability to lead, place, turn,
stop and start their goat. To answer questions. Show
preparation and appearance of booth goat and handler to be
taken into account. Points towards national trophy 1st 6, 2nd
4, 3rd 2. Exhibitors age to be included on entry form.
2115 JUNIOR HERDSPERSON for young people 16 yrs up to 25
yrs. To be judged on presentation and knowledge of the
anatomy of the animal and the handling and health of the
adult goat. Does not have to belong to the exhibitor.
STANDARD AGE CLASSES FOR JUNIOR DOES
2116 H R MAIDEN DOE OR GOATLING over 12 months and
Under 30 months that has never borne a kid, including
maiden milkers and springing does.
2117 HERD REGISTER DOE KID under 12 months.
H R CHAMPION JUNIOR DOE to be selected from classes 2116 & 2117.
H R RESERVE CHAMPION JUNIOR DOE The second place winner
in the class from which the Champion was selected to be paraded with
the other first place winner for selection of Reserve.
112118 A R MAIDEN DOE OR GOATLING under 12 months and
under 30 months that has never borne a kid, including
maiden milkers and springing does.
2119 A R DOE KID under 12 months.
ASSOCIATED RECORD CHAMPION JUNIOR DOE To be selected
from classes 2118 & 2119.
ASSOCIATED RECORD RESERVE CHAMPION JUNIOR DOE
The second place winner in the class from which the Champion was
selected to be paraded with the other first place winner for selection of
Reserve.
JUNIOR SPECIAL CLASSES
2120 JUNIOR PROGENY Two maiden does under 30 months, of
same sire but different dams. Name of sire and dams to be
given on the entry form.
UNREGISTERED CLASSES
2121 Unregistered Doe in milk any age.
2122 Unregistered Maiden doe or Goatling.
BREED CERTIFICATES
SUPREME CHAMPION
MOST POINTS IN BEST UDDER
12POULTRY SECTION
CONVENOR: Graham Reid CO-CONVENOR: Prue Maxwell
Judging commences at 9.30am
CONDITIONS AND REGULATIONS:
Penning by 9am; debenching at conclusion of show approx 4pm.
Breed of Bird to be stated on the entry form.
Six or more of one Breed will be judged as a separate class
SI Poultry, Pigeon & Cage Bird donates $10 and Certificate to
Grand Champion Exhibit.
Prizes - 1st $5.00, 2nd $3.00, 3rd $2.00
Entry Free - $2.00
5080 Game Poultry, All Varieties, Female
5081 Game Poultry, All Varieties, Male
5082 Heavy Poultry, All Varieties, Male
5083 Heavy Poultry, All Varieties, Female
5084 Light Poultry, All Varieties, Male
5085 Light Poultry, All Varieties, Female
5086 Old English Game Bantams, All Varieties, Male
5087 Old English Game Bantams, All Varieties, Female
5088 Fancy Bantams, All Varieties, Male
5089 Fancy Bantams, All Varieties, Female
5090 Ducks, All Varieties, Male
5091 Ducks, All Varieties, Female
5092 Pigeons, All Varieties, Female
5093 Pigeons, All Varieties, Male
5094 Cage Bird, All Varieties
5101 Pet Poultry for children under 8 years
5102 Pet Poultry, for Juniors over 8 and under 16
5103 Pet Bantam, for children under 8 years
5104 Pet Bantam, for Juniors over 8 and under 16
5105 Best Decorated eggs under 10 years old
5106 Best Decorated eggs ages 11 years – 15 years
5107 Best Decorated eggs ages 16 years and over
5108 Best Displayed eggs under 10 years old
5109 Best Displayed eggs 11 years – 15 years
5110 Best Displayed eggs 16 years and over
Champion Ribbon to best from this section
13SHED SECTION
CONVENOR: Raelene Burgess
Entry Forms and Payment in by 22 February 2019
Please note day for judging, Friday 1 March all entries must be
staged before 5.30pm. Except photography – entries must be in by
5 February to PO Box 3049, Watlington, Timaru for pre judging
CONDITIONS:
1. The shed will be closed to all people while judging commences
from 6:00pm Friday 1st March
2. All judging will be carried out on Friday night before the show and
wrapped and exhibited for the Saturday Show. This included
Fruit, Cut Flowers & Decorative entries
3. No late entries will be judged
4. Any exhibit not up to standard will not be considered for judging.
5. Judge has the right to taste all exhibits.
6. To be judged on standards set out in the Handbook for Exhibits
& Judges.
7. No more than 3 entries per person per class
PLEASE NOTE: Only Exhibitors with entries totaling $8.00 or more
will receive an Adult Non-Members Pass.
Entry Fees - $1.00 In all classes unless otherwise specified:
Prize Money - In all Shed Classes unless otherwise stated:
1st $5.00, 2nd $3.00, 3rd $2.00.
Prize money to be collected from the convenor after 3:30pm on Show
day when entries can also be collected.
Most points all Sections receives a Voucher.
When two entries per Class - 1st Prize only.
2nd Prize awarded where three or more entries.
3rd Prize awarded where four or more entries.
In Children’s Classes 1st, 2nd and 3rd prizes will be awarded no matter
how many entries.
Fruit, Cut Flowers & Decorative entries close Wednesday, 27
February 2019 at 5pm.
THE ASSOCIATION ACKNOWLEDGES SPECIAL PRIZES, PRIZE
MONEY AND SPONSORSHIP OF CLASSES
Entries close on 22 February 2019 unless otherwise stated.
NO LATE ENTRIES
14JUNIOR CLASSES – THEME “SPACE”
ALL CHILDRENS CLASSES CLOSE 22 FEBRUARY 2019
JUNIOR BAKING 13 Years - 17 Years
ELIZABETH SOUTH MEMORIAL CUP for most points in Junior
Classes.
MRS F H RUDDENKLAU CUP for most points in Baking Classes.
Entry Fee - $0.50
5120 3 Pieces of Lolly Cake
5121 3 Pieces of Star Shaped Shortbread
5122 3 Pieces of Hokey Pokey Space Junk
5123 Pikelet/Pancake Art Piece
5124 3 Galaxy M&M Biscuits
5125 3 Decorated Cup Cakes – Space Theme
JUNIOR BAKING 12 Years & Under
Sheed Family cup for most points.
Entry Fee - $0.50
5140 3 Fruit/Lolly Kebabs
5141 3 Pieces Rice Bubble Cake
5142 3 Decorated Biscuits – Space Theme
5143 The Healthiest Lunch Box
JUNIOR NEEDLE & HANDWORK 15 Years & Under
Entry Fee - $0.50
All entries to be clearly labeled with Class Number and Exhibitor’s
Name.
MRS ME HARTNETT TROPHY for most points 14 years & under.
5180 Model - Plastic Kitset “Space” Theme
5181 Model – Recycled Materials “Space” Theme
5182 Mini Galaxy on a tray
5183 Handmade Card (Under 9 Years)
5184 Handmade Card (9 Years & Over)
5185 Wood Work (9 - 10 Years) – Space Theme
5186 Wood Work (11 - 14 Years) – Space Theme
5187 Art - Paint, Crayon or Pencil – Space Theme
5188 Hand Beaded Necklace
5189 Handmade Planet Mobile
5190 Handmade Telescope
15HOME INDUSTRY
PATCHWORK
Entries to be staged on Friday 1st March before 5:30pm.
Entries to be clearly labelled with class number and exhibitor’s
name. Entry Fee $2.00
5310 Wall Hanging - Small-Medium Up to 1 metre
5311 Wall Hanging – Medium-Large Over 1 metre
5312 Hand Quilted Article
5313 Large Bed Quilt
5314 Small Bed Quilt
5315 Cot Quilt
5316 Knee Rug
5317 Bag - Any Medium
5318 Cushion - Any Medium
5319 Any Item First Time Entrant
5320 Long Arm Quilted Section
5321 Quilted / Appliqued Garment
5322 Table Runner
NEEDLEWORK & HANDWORK
Entry Fee $1.00
Needlework & knitting exhibits NOT to have previously won a Prize
at this Show.
All entries must be the work of the Exhibitor.
Garments not to have been worn.
LANE WALKER RUDKIN donate Trophy for most points Adult
Needle & Handwork.
RUTH GUMBRELL CUP for most points in Knitting &
Needle & Handwork.
5259 Single Page Scrapbooking
5260 Double Page Scrapbooking
5261 Handmade Card
5262 Specimen of Hand Felt Work
5263 Specimen of Hand Embroidery
5264 Soft Toy (not knitted or crocheted)
5265 Space Decoration
5266 Cloth Doll
5267 Specimen of Craft (large)
5268 Specimen of Craft (small)
5269 Embroidered Article - Hardangar
5270 Embroidered Article – Cross Stitch
5271 Embroidered Cushion
5272 Fancy Pin Cushion
5277 Beaded Article
CROCHET
5164 Garment
5165 Toy
5166 Tea Cosy
5167 Pin Cushion
5168 Blanket
16KNITTING
WARDELL CUP for most points in Knitting.
Label wool classes only.
5291 Handmade Article
5292 Pair Knitted Bootees
5293 Baby’s Beanie
5294 Baby’s Singlet (Wool Only)
5295 Child’s Garment, in 4 ply - Wool
5296 Garment in 8 ply - Wool
5297 Tea Cosy
5298 Baby Mittens 3/4 ply
5299 Hat & Scarf Set in Feather Wool - Textured Yarn
5300 Soft Toy Knitted
5301 Large Handknitted Blanket – On Needles
BAY SECTIONS
The J T BROWN ROSE BOWL to be awarded to the overall winner.
Open to all Women’s Organizations & Young Farmers’ Clubs. Must be
HOMEMADE & HOMEGROWN, except for drapes and furnishings.
Accessories allowed.
Points will be allocated as follows:
10pts - each section, 10 pts overall appearance.
Entry Fee - $2.00
Prizes: 1st $8.00, 2nd $5.00, 3rd $3.00
Size of Bay - 880mm & 760mm
5200 J T Brown Rose Bowl Bay
Space/Galaxy Theme
What is our night sky filled with?
Let your imagination go wild!
5203 Rest Home Section - All pieces should reflect the
Shed Theme “Space” Decorated Space Hats, Card
Making, Recycled Item – Space Theme.
17BAKING
Entry Fee $1.00
MRS F G RUDDENKLAU CUP for most points in Adult
Section of Baking, Jam & Preserves. SOUTH FAMILY CUP for most
points in Adult Baking. All entries to be home baked by exhibitor. No
icing sugar to be dusted on exhibits.
NO DOILIES ALLOWED.
5204 3 Pieces of Shortbread
5205 3 Chocolate Chip Biscuits
5206 3 Pikelets
5207 3 Pieces Russian Fudge
5208 1 Nut & Date Loaf
5209 3 Sausage Rolls
5210 3 Pieces Bacon & Egg Pie
5211 3 Pieces Albert Square
5212 1 Banana Cake - Iced
5213 1 Gingerbread Loaf
5214 1 Pavlova – Not Creamed
5215 3 Pieces Uncooked Slice
5216 3 Afghans - Iced
5217 Sultana Cake - Any Weight
5218 3 Yo Yos
5219 3 Pieces Tan Square
5220 3 Belgium Biscuits
5221 1 Novelty Cake “Space Theme”
5222 Men Only - Chocolate Cake (Recipe Supplied)
5223 Men Only 3 Scones
MEN ONLY CHOCOLATE CAKE RECIPE
2
/3 Cup cocoa powder 11/2 Cups Sugar
1 2/3 Cups Flour 2 Eggs
100g Butter 1 1/2 Cup Milk
1 1/2 Tsp Baking Soda 1 teaspoon salt
1 Tsp Vanilla
Preheat oven 160o. Put all the cake ingredients into the food
processor and whizz until nicely mixed or alternatively mix by hand.
Pour into a cake tine and bake for 60mins
GLUTEN FREE BAKING
5224 Gluten Free Slice 3 Pieces
5225 Gluten Free 3 Muffins
18JAMS/PRESERVES/HONEY (HOMEMADE)
Entry Fee $1.00
J WATSON TROPHY for most points in Jams & Preserves.
MRS ALMA PATERSON TROPHY for Runner-Up.
Judge reserves the right to judge one entry if considered to be from.
5240 Jar Raspberry Jam
5241 Jar Strawberry Jam
5242 Jar Apricot Jam
5243 Jar Lemon Curd
5244 Jar Marmalade
5245 1 Jar Any Other Jam (Your Choice)
5246 1 Jar Chutney
5247 1 Jar Tomato Relish
5248 1 Jar Relish
5249 1 Bottle Tomato Sauce
5250 Jar Pickled Onions
5251 1 Jar of Muesli
5252 1 Jar of Home Spun Honey – Clear
5253 1 Jar of Home Spun Honey - Creamed
PHOTOGRAPHY
CONDITIONS: **Entries Close 5th February 2019**
1. Size: The photograph to be 6x4 inch, mounted onto 8x6 inch card
(coloured or plain)
2. Show the TITLE on the front of the mounted photograph
3. NAME, address and class number to be listed on the back of the
mounted photograph
4. All photographs must be taken by the exhibitor
5. Photographs cannot have been entered in this competition
before
6. No computer enhancement beyond what would be considered
“normal” except for that specific class
7. NOVICE class is intended to encourage “beginner”
photographers of all ages – anyone who has gained placing in
club or show competitions is not eligible in the class
8. Entree Fees - $1.00 per entry
9. ALL PRINTS to accompany entry form for pre-show
Judging, to be posted to PO BOX 3049, Watlington, Timaru. A
stamped self-addressed envelope to be included for return of
exhibits or photos may be picked on the day of the Show.
10. MAXIMUM of three (3) entries per class
11. Prizes - First $5.00, Second $3.00, Third $2.00.
KODAK NZ LTD PLAQUE
GERALDINE CAMERA CLUB TROPHY for the Best Print exhibited.
19BLACK AND WHITE
5330 Farming Aspect eg Machinery, Farming Activity
5331 Flowerhead
5332 Garden Scene - Public or Private
5333 Landscape
5334 Water Scene eg Sea, Lake, River
5335 Animal / Birds
5336 Child Study
5337 Portrait of a Farmer
5338 Sporting Theme
5339 Humorous
5340 Novice Class - Any subject
5341 Any subject other than those listed
COLOURED PRINTS
5342 Farming Aspect eg Machinery, Farming Activity
5343 Flowerhead
5344 Garden Scene - Public or Private
5345 Landscape
5346 Water Scene eg sea. Lake or river
5347 Animal / Birds
5348 Child Study
5349 Portrait of a Farmer
5350 Sporting Theme
5351 Humorous
5352 Novice Class - Any Subject
5353 Any subject other than those listed
5354 Digitally Enhanced - Any Subject
5355 Farming Aspect
UNDER 17 YEARS
5356 Farming Aspect U17
5357 Water Scene U17
5358 Animals U17
5359 Any other subject U17
UNDER 14 YEARS
5302 Farming Aspect U14
5303 Water Scene U14
5304 Animals U14
5306 Any other subject other than above U14
ART
Three entries per class.
5360 Painting in Oils
5361 Painting in Water Colours - original
5362 Painting in Acrylic
5363 Decoupage
5364 Drawing in pencil/charcoal/pen & ink
20CUT FLOWERS
Entry Fee $1.00
W A ARCHIBALD CUP for Premier Bloom grown locally must be by
exhibitor. To be staged before 5.30pm Friday 1 March, judging will
take place at 6.30pm.
All flowers must be grown by the exhibitor.
Only Cut Flowers Entries Close Wednesday 27 February 2019 with
the Secretary.
Small label at bottom of bottle with class number underlined.
5420 1 Truss Lily
5421 1 Lily Floret
5422 3 stems of Sweet Pea
5423 1 Hydrangea
5424 1 Gladioli
5425 1 Chrysanthemum (pink)
5426 1 Chrysanthemum (yellow/gold)
5427 3 Marigold Stems
5428 Any Flower Perennial not otherwise in schedule
5429 Any Flower - Annual not otherwise in schedule
5430 3 Stems Petunia
5431 1 Dahlias Waterlily
5432 1 Cactus or Semi Dahlia, small 115mm to 155mm
5433 1 Cactus or Semi cactus Dahlia, miniature under
115mm
5434 1 Pompom Dahlia under 50mm
5435 1 Frimbated Dahlia under 155mm
5436 1 Ball Dahlia, small under 155mm
5437 1 Decorative Dahlia, miniature under 115mm
5438 1 Dahlia Large or Giant over 200mm
5439 1 Collerette Dahlia
5440 1 Dahlia Medium 155-200mm
5441 1 Rose, floating in a bowl
5442 1 Floribunda Rose, 4 or more florets
5443 1 Red Rose
5444 1 Pink Rose
5445 1 Rose (Any other colour)
5446 Miniature Rose floating in a wine glass
5447 1 Pot Plant - succulent
5448 1 Pot Plant - cacti
5449 1 stem Fuchsia
5450 Stem of Geranium
FRUIT
Entry Fee $1.00
NOTE: Tomatoes are now classified under Vegetables.
Entries close Wednesday 27th February 2019 with the
Secretary. WORDSWORTH CUP for most points in Fruit.
WARDELL CUP for most points Apple Classes.
5462 3 Apples, eating
5463 6 Apples, dessert, 2 varieties, 3 of each
5464 3 Apples Cooking
5465 1 Apple, heaviest
5466 3 Pears, dessert
5473 Collection of Fruit one of each, one or pip, not Tomato
21VEGETABLES
CONVENOR: Mr Angus Chapman
ENTRIES CLOSE: Wednesday 27 February 2019 AT 5PM.
Entree Fees - Member $1.00, Non-Member $2.00
Prizes – 1st $ 5.00, 2nd $3.00, 3rd $2.00.
When two entries per Class - First Prize only. Second Prize
awarded where three or more entries. Third Prize awarded where
four or more entries.
WORDSWORTH CUP for most points in Vegetables.
M C HANIFIN CUP for most points in Potato Classes. All Potato
exhibits to be named.
ROONEY CHALLENGE CUP for Heaviest Pumpkin
G G SOUTH CUP for most outstanding collection of vegetables.
BISDEE & GREEN CUP re-allocated for most points in vegetables.
5700 4 Potatoes, Early Variety, White Table
5701 4 Potatoes, Early Variety, White Seed
5702 4 Potatoes, Coloured Table
5703 4 Potatoes, Coloured, Seed
5704 4 Potatoes, Late Variety, Table
5705 4 Potatoes, Late Variety, Seed
5706 4 varieties of Potatoes, 3 of Each Variety, Table
5707 4 varieties of Potatoes, 3 of Each, Seed
5708 Heaviest Potato
5709 2 Pumpkins, Table
5710 Heaviest Pumpkin
5711 2 Squash, Any Variety
5712 Heaviest Squash
5713 Pair Table Marrows
5714 Heaviest Marrow
5715 2 Cucumbers, Long
5716 2 Cucumbers, Prickly short
5717 2 Apple Cucumbers
5718 3 Cobs Corn, opened
5719 3 Leeks
5720 4 Onions, Autumn Grown
5721 4 Onions, Spring Grown
5722 Heaviest Onion
5723 3 Parsnips
5724 3 Carrots, Shorthorn Variety
5725 3 Carrots, Intermediate
5726 3 Carrots, Long Red
5727 Heaviest Carrot
5728 6 Giant Shallots
5729 6 Pickling Shallots
5730 1 Head Silver Beet
5731 6 Pods of Peas
5732 6 Pods of Butter Beans
5733 6 Pods of Runner Beans
5734 6 Pods of Dwarf Green Beans
5735 3 Beet, Long Red
5736 3 Beet, Round Red
5737 1 Table Cabbage
5738 1 Lettuce
5739 3 Tomatoes, Hothouse
5740 3 Tomatoes, Outdoor
5741 2 varieties of Vegetables not mentioned in Schedule
5742 6 Stalks of Rhubarb, Table
5743 6 Stalks of Rhubarb, Heaviest. To be Trimmed and Tied
225744 Best Collection of Vegetables
5745 Heaviest Swede
5746 Head of Fodder Beet
5747 3 Stems of Kale
5748 1 Head of Broccoli
GRAIN & SEED
No Entry Fee
CONVENOR: Mr Warren Stratford
GH PIERCE MEMORIAL CUP for most points in Grain & Seed.
4690 5 kg Pasta (Durum) Wheat
4691 5 kg Utility Wheat
4692 5 kg Milling Bred Varieties
4693 5kg Wheat, any other variety, to be named
4694 Hand-Cut Sheaf of Wheat, to be named
4695 5 kg Malting Barley
4696 5 kg Feed Barley
4697 Sheaf of Oats, suitable to be Chaffed, to be named
4698 5 kg White Oats, to be named
4699 5 kg Coloured Oats, to be named
4700 5 kg Rondo Peas
4701 5 kg Whero Peas
4702 5 kg Marafat Peas
4703 2 kg Ruanui Ryegrass
4704 5 kg Garden Peas, any variety
4705 2 kg Nui Ryegrass
4706 2 kg Italian Ryegrass
4707 2 kg Short Rotation, Manawa Ryegrass
4708 2 kg Moata Ryegrass
4709 2 kg Cocksfoot
4710 500 gm White Clover
4711 500 gm Montgomery Clover
4712 500 gm Red Clover
4713 Any other Seeds not mentioned in Schedule.
4714 Collection of Grain & Seeds, 6 Varieties or more.
All containers to be of even size and properly labeled.
4715 1 Ordinary Bale of Lucerne Hay
4716 1 Ordinary Bale of Meadow Hay
23HORSE AND PONY
CONVENOR: Sarah Cronin
Showday CONVENOR: Margaret King
RINGMASTER: Mr W Ritchie
CONDITIONS:
To be read in conjunction with General Conditions of the Temuka
and Geraldine A & P Assn and the Royal Agricultural Society
Equestrian Rule Book and guidelines.
YOUR SIGNATURE ON THE ENTRY FORM DENOTES
ACCEPTANCE OF THESE CONDITIONS.
1. LEASE OR PARTNERSHIP OF HORSES: A lease or partnership
of a Horse must be registered with the Royal Agricultural Society.
Proof of registration must be available on request.
2. District Classes require exhibitor, to reside in the Timaru District
Council area.
3. Horses must be exercised only in the areas provided or they will
be disqualified.
4. Height and Performance cards to be carried at all times (refer
rule 67, RAS Rule Book). Measuring will NOT take place on
show day – only Friday 1st March 4PM-6PM.
5. 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 Classes within each
division count and must be recorded. Should a Novice Horse win
an Open conformation class including Ladies or Gentlemen
classes, these wins must also be recorded. Once a horse has
achieved 6 wins (or 3 wins for Novice 1) in either conformation
classes or paced and mannered classes, this horse is not eligible
to return to Novice status should it change Sections at the
beginning of a Show season – excludes Lead Rein and First
Ridden. A Novice 2 Horse or Pony is one that has not won 6 firsts
in conformation classes at any A & P Show, at the time of the
Show. (Ladies and Gentlemen Hack class wins count as an
Open Conformation Class.) A Novice 1 Horse or Pony who has
not won 3 firsts with the same rules as a Novice 2. This only
applies to A & P Shows.
Once a Horse or Pony has had 6 wins it is not eligible for Novice
Classes.
A Novice 2 in Paced and Mannered classes is a Horse or Pony
which has not won 6 firsts in Paced and/or Mannered at an A &
P Show at the time of the Show. A Novice 1 Horse or Pony has
not won 3 firsts. Novices may enter Open Classes. Novices to be
shown in simple snaffle bits only in Novice classes, except the
harness section. If a novice entry has gained 6 wins by the day
of the show, the competitor must advise the Secretary’s office
and may change to an Open Class (if qualified) within the Sub-
Section, or if no class remains to enter a refund will be actioned
after the show. Novice ponies may be ridden by riders of any age
in Novice classes but not in Open Section where the stated age
applies.
6. A competitor who requires a transfer for Horse/Pony or rider must
obtain one from the Horse Section Convener or Elimination.
7. Ground Fee: $5.00, per Horse/Pony. $2.00 Admin Fee
8. BACKNUMBERS: Only Temuka & Geraldine A & P Association
back numbers to be worn and can be collected at the Secretary’s
Office. Deposit - $7.00 per combination included with entry form
with $5 refundable on return to the secretary’s office. $2 goes
towards the judge’s travel expenses.
249. Horse/Pony not eligible to compete in more than one “height”
class.
10. In “Mare most suitable for breeding” Classes, foal at foot is
optional (the foal to be led).
11. Night accommodation for horses is available at $5 per yard.
Long distance mares with foals & stallions given preference.
PLEASE STATE REQUIREMENTS ON ENTRY FORM &
INCLUDE FEE.
12. Yards will be available on the day for young stock if required
13. 80% Refund will only be made on production of Veterinary
Certificate or Doctor’s Certificate if cancellation is made or at
discretion of organising committee. In the event of an entered
horse or pony becoming unsound prior to the show, a substitute
may be entered in the same section, ridden by same rider,
provided a vet’s certificate is produced. The Secretary to be
notified prior to the show. The Horse Section Convener’s decision
is final.
14. PRIZE WINNERS MUST PARADE IN GRAND PARADE LED
OR RIDDEN
15. Pony Riders to be under the age of 17 as of the 1st of August.
16. The use of tranquilizers, stimulants, or any drug which affects the
performance of horses or ponies is forbidden. Competitors are
advised that tests for forbidden substances may be carried out
during the show. Testing of all animals is at the owners’ risk and
will be carried out under CSJC procedures (Ref 57 RAS Showing
Rules & Regulations of Clean Sport Section of the RAS
Equestrian Rulebook). Your signature on the entry form, and/or
participation in competition denotes acceptance of these
conditions. (Ref EEFSL 2 Entry Forms of RAS Equestrian
Competitors and Judges Rule Book)
17. Electronic Devices - It is an offence for any electronic or audio
equipment to be carried on a competitor in the show ring,
deemed to be possible of outside assistance to a competitor.
Penalties may include forfeiting all prize money, awards and
qualifications and elimination from any further classes at the
show.
18. All Horses & Ponies must compete in their nominated height
section as specified on a current RAS Height Certificate for the
full season.
19. No Horse or pony to be tied to ringside fences.
20. Best Rider Classes: Rider eligible only for Riding Class in
section entered.
21. Only first prize winners from conformation classes including
ladies and gentleman’s classes are to parade for championship
consideration. Only after selecting the champion, should the
horse or pony second to the champion in the qualifying class
come forward for the judging of reserve champion.
22. Choices must be made if classes clash – no class will be held
up – no refunds.
23. “Yellow Card” “This show supports the RAS Yellow Card System
which will operate in the equestrian section of all RAS affiliated
shows and will be offered for any 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 and Judges Rule Book.”
Implantation of the “Yellow Card” will be
25in
accordance of the RAS Rules that accompanied this card, and
full wording of the “Yellow Card” system is available to view on
the RAS website.
24. All stallions and colts must be shown in a bit with the exception
of Foals and Miniature Horses and Shetland Pony Yearlings. In
the case of Miniature Donkey Jacks 86cm and under, they must
be either shown in a bit or a halter with stallion chain. If utilising
the option of a halter and a stallion chain, the donkey’s original
RAS height certificate must be carried at the time to show proof
of height.
24a. 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.
24b. 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
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.
24c. 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.
25. Competitors may enter only ONE showing section per exhibit.
26. Where a Class has an age qualification, this is 1 March.
CLOSING DATE FOR HORSE/PONY ENTRIES IS FRIDAY 15
FEBRUARY, LATE ENTRIES WILL INCUR A 50% PENALTY.
Competitors must enter the ring immediately when the Class is called,
wearing the correct Back Number, otherwise they will be disqualified.
Height Certificate and Novice Card must be carried
.
THE HORSE COMMITTEE RESERVES THE RIGHT TO COMBINE
CLASSES WHERE NECESSARY.
THE ASSOCIATION GRATEFULLY ACKNOWLEDGES DONORS
OF PRIZE MONEY, TROPHIES AND SPONSORSHIP OF CLASSES
SUPREME CHAMPION HORSE RIBBON to be judged from
Champion Hack, Park Hack, Saddle Hunter, Riding Horse and Cob
donated by Past President MRS D GRESHAM.
Garland donated by Mainland Coachwork for Supreme Champion
Hack.
SUPREME CHAMPION PONY RIBBON to be judged from Champion
A, B, C Rings, Pony Saddle Hunter. Excludes Led Rein, First Year
Ridden.
Garland donated by Mainland Coachwork for Supreme Champion
Pony.
JOHN SHACKLETON CHALLENGE CUP for Supreme Champion
Pony.
SUPREME CHAMPION LED STOCK ALL BREEDS RIBBON To be
judged from Champion In Hand Horse, In Hand Pony, Purebred
Welsh, Partbred Welsh, In Hand Coloured Horses/Ponies. Excludes
Miniatures.
Garland donated by Sarah Cronin for Supreme Led All Breeds
SUPREME MINIATURE HORSE
26JUDGING TIMETABLE
MAIN RING
7.45am District Riding Trophy Open to District riders under 15
years. Ring B
8.00am Hacks, Park Hacks, Saddle Hunters, Cobs, Riding
Horse, Coloured Led followed by Coloured Ridden
8.00am A, B, C & D Ponies,
9.30am Hargreaves Cup, Slee Family Challenge – Unity Ring
10.30am approx. Working Hunters
11.00am approx Clydesdales, Hackney and Non Hackney
12.30pm approx. RTR Hunters commencing at the conclusion of
the showing classes and resuming after the Grand
Parade if needed.
2.30pm GRAND PARADE. Immediately after the parade
Hunters and Pony Hunters resume if needed
SECTION 2: RING 2
8.30am First Ridden and Lead Rein
8.00am Welsh & Partbred Welsh
8.00am In Hand Horses followed by In Hand Ponies
8.00am Miniatures A & B
8.30am Shetlands – Unity Ring
27HACKS (HOY Qualifying Section)
Start 8.00am Main Ring
A horse or pony may only be entered in its nominated section, as per
a current RAS Height Certificate. An Exhibitor may only be entered in
a Ladies or Gentleman’s class not both.
Hacks to be over 158 cm
Miss B Harper Trophy for Champion Hack
Entry Fee -Members $7.00, Non-Members $10.00
Prize Money - 1st $20.00, 2nd $15.00, 3rd $10.00
1100 Best Presented
1101 District Hack Exhibitor/rider & horse to reside in
the Timaru District Council Area.
1102 Novice 1 Hack 0-2 Wins
1103 Novice 2 Hack 0-5 Wins
Champion and Reserve Champion Novice Hack to be judged from the
winners of classes 1102 and 1103, second place horse to the champion to
be judged alongside the remaining winners for reserve champion.
1104 Novice paced and mannered hack 0-5 wins
1105 Open Hack over 158cm and not exceeding163cm
1106 Open Hack over 163cm
1107 Open Lady's Hack on Type (conformation class)
Lady or Gentleman Rider
1108 Open Gentleman’s Hack on Type (conformation
class) – Lady or Gentleman Rider
Champion & Reserve Champion Open Hack to be judged from the
winners of classes 1105,1106,1107,1108
Champion to parade for Supreme Champion Ridden Horse.
1109 Open Hack – best paces to be judged
1110 Open Hack – best manners to be judged
1111 Best Novice Rider 17yrs and over, 0-5 wins
1112 Best Youth Rider 17yrs and under 21yrs
1113 Best Rider 21yrs and over
Champion and Reserve Champion Adult rider will be judged from
the winners of the rider classes with 2nd place getters to stand
by. This will be judged in ring 1 prior to the Supreme judging
Winner eligible to ride for the Prudence Sanders Silver Salver
RAS LIVAMOL SERIES 2018-19
Champion and Reserve Champion Show Horse
1099 Ridden Thoroughbred Show Horse
Open to any registered thoroughbred horse.
To be eligible for the RAS-Livermol Ridden Thoroughbred Show
Horse Series 2018-19, you must register your horse with RAS Head
Office - enquires@ras.org.nz.
Judging 80% conformation, 20% paces and manners.
You will be asked to remove your saddle for judging
28PARK HACKS (HOY Qualifying Section)
Start 8.00am. Main Ring.
A horse or pony may only be entered in its nominated section, as per
a current RAS Height Certificate. An Exhibitor may only be entered in
a Ladies or Gentleman’s class not both.
Park Hacks - over 148 cm up to 158 cm. Entry Fee - Members $7.00,
Non-Members $10.00
Prize Money - 1st $20.00, 2nd $15.00, 3rd $10.00.
T C FAULKS MEMORIAL CUP for most points in Park Hacks.
1114 Best Presented
1115 District Park Hack Exhibitor/rider/horse to reside in the
Timaru District Council Area
1116 Novice Park Hack 0-2 wins
1117 Novice Park Hack 0-5 wins
Champion and Reserve Champion Novice Park Hack to be judged from
the winners of classes 1114 and 1115, second place horse to the
champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for reserve
champion.
1118 Novice paced and mannered Park Hack 0-5 wins
1119 Open Park Hack over 148cm & not exceeding 153cm
1120 Open Park Hack over 153cm & not exceeding 158cm
1121 Open Lady's Park Hack on Type (conformation class) –
Lady or Gentleman Rider
1122 Gentleman’s Park Hack on Type (conformation class) –
Lady or Gentleman Rider
Champion & Reserve Champion Open Hack to be judged from the
winners of classes 1117,1118,1119,1120
Champion to parade for Supreme Champion Ridden Horse.
1123 Open Park Hack – best paces to be judged
1124 Open Park Hack – best manners to be judged
1125 Best Novice Rider 17yrs and over, 0-5 wins
1126 Best Youth Rider 17yrs and under 21yrs
1127 Best Rider 21yrs and over
Champion and Reserve Champion Adult rider will be judged from
the winners of the rider classes with 2nd place getters to stand
by. This will be judged in ring 1 prior to the Supreme judging
Winner eligible to ride for the Prudence Sanders Silver Salver
29SADDLE HUNTERS (HOY Qualifying Section)
Start 8am - Main Ring.
A horse or pony may only be entered in its nominated section, as per
a current RAS Height Certificate. An Exhibitor may only be entered in
a Ladies or Gentleman’s class not both.
Horses will be required to gallop within your own ring.
GRESHAM TRAY for Champion Saddle Hunter
Entry Fee - Members $7.00, Non-Members $10.00
Prize Money - 1st $20.00, 2nd $15.00, 3rd $10.00
1128 Best Presented
1129 District Saddle Hunter Exhibitor/rider/horse to reside in
the Timaru District Council area
1130 Novice 1 Saddle Hunter 0-2 wins
1131 Novice 2 Saddle Hunter 0-5 wins
Champion and Reserve Champion Novice Saddle Hunter to be judged
from the winners of classes 1126 and 1127, second place horse to the
champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for reserve
champion.
1132 Novice paced and mannered saddle hunter 0-5 wins
1133 Open Saddle Hunter over 148cm & not exceeding163cm
1134 Open Saddle Hunter over 163cm
1135 Open Lady's Saddle Hunter on Type (conformation class)
Lady or Gentleman Rider
1136 Open Gentleman’s Saddle Hunter on Type (conformation
class) – Lady or Gentleman Rider
Champion & Reserve Champion Open Saddle Hunter to be
judged from the winners of classes 1133,1134,1135,1136.
Champion to parade for Supreme Champion Ridden Horse.
1137 Open Saddle Hunter – best paces to be judged
1138 Open Saddle Hunter – best manners to be judged
1139 Best Novice Rider 17yrs and over, 0-5 wins
1140 Best Youth Rider 17yrs and under 21yrs
1141 Best Rider 21yrs and over
Champion and Reserve Champion Adult rider will be judged from
the winners of the rider classes with 2nd place getters to stand
by. This will be judged in ring 1 prior to the Supreme judging
Winner eligible to ride for the Prudence Sanders Silver Salver.
RIDING HORSE (HOY Qualifying Section)
Start: 8:00am - Main Ring
A horse or pony may only be entered in its nominated section, as per
a current RAS Height Certificate. An Exhibitor may only be entered in
a Ladies or Gentleman’s class not both.
Entry Fee - Members $7.00, Non-Members $10.00
Prize Money - 1st $20.00, 2nd $15.00, 3rd $10.00
1142 Best presented
1143 District Riding Horse
1144 Novice 1 Riding Horse 0-2 wins
1145 Novice 2 Riding Horse 0-5 wins
Champion and Reserve Champion Novice Riding Horse to be judged
from the winners of classes 1144 and 1145 second place horse to the
champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for reserve
champion.
30Riding Horse Continued:
1146 Novice paced and mannered Riding Horse 0-5 wins
1147 Open Riding Horse over 148cm & not exceeding158cm
1148 Open Riding Horse over 158cm & not exceeding163cm
1149 Open Riding Horse over 163cm
1150 Open Lady's Riding Horse on Type (conformation class)
– Lady or Gentleman Rider
1151 Open Gentleman’s Riding Horse on Type (conformation
class) – Lady or Gentleman Rider
Champion & Reserve Champion Open Riding Horse to be judged
from the winners of classes 1141,1142,1143,1144,1145
Champion to parade for Supreme Champion Ridden Horse.
1152 Open Riding Horse over 148cm – best paces to be
judged
1153 Open Riding Horse over 148cm – best manners to be
judged
1154 Best Novice Rider 17yrs and over, 0-5 wins
1155 Best Youth Rider 17 years and under 21yrs
1156 Best Rider 21yrs and over
Champion and Reserve Champion Adult rider will be judged from
the winners of the rider classes with 2nd place getters to stand
by. This will be judged in ring 1 prior to the Supreme judging
Winner eligible to ride for the Prudence Sanders Silver Salver
COBS
Start 8.00am - Main Ring
Ponies & Hacks not eligible. Cobs not to exceed 155cm
Entry Fee - Members $7.00, Non-Members $10.00
Prize Money - 1st $20.00, 2nd $15.00, 3rd $10.00
G J Watson Challenge Cup for Champion Cob
1157 Best Presented
1158 Novice 1 saddle Cob 0-2 wins
1159 Novice 2 saddle Cob0-5 wins
1160 Open Saddle Cob
1161 Best Mannered Cob
1162 Best Walking Cob
Champion & Reserve Champion Cob to be judged from the open
cob class. Champion eligible to parade for Supreme Champion
Ridden Horse
1163 Best Rider in Cob Section
Winner eligible to ride for the Prue Sanders Silver Salver
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