EQUINE 2018 SCHEDULE - The Newbury & District Agricultural Society
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2018
EQUINE
SCHEDULE
NEWBURY SHOWGROUND
15-16 SEPTEMBER
BERKSHIRESHOW.CO.UK
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N
EXHIBITOR CAMPING
P AND SILVER (5) PARKING
1 NWN 1
ENTRANCE P
ORANGE CAR PARK (6)
PUBLIC CAMPSITE SHOW
OFFICE 409
-412
2 341
378
-3 BLUE CIRCLE 2
W
PIGS 85
SHEE
GATE
SHO P
THE HOUNDS
SCOUTS
(exhibitors only)
8
DANCO COUNTRY
AREA
S
354-34
KEY TO PLAN ENTRANCE 356-35
P
6
8 LAKE
GOAT
WHITE CAR PARK (7)
373-37
Courtesy Bus Stops
3 3
MINI DOG
406-408
FARM TS
372
RE ZONE
FER
366-
First Aid/Emergency Points wc 362- 390-391 CRAFT TENT
LTRY
365 385
wc
PARKING
POU
wc OTTERS
Public Toilets 190-18
8 FARRIERS CRAFT MARQUEE
S
397-399
4 1-4 5-8 9-15 16-24 25-32 33-39
4
ELID
wc WC for members only CHAPMAN
AVENUE A AVENUE A
CAM
SHEE EDUCATION DISPLAY 76-67 66-56 55-48 47-40 GATE
P FOOD AND
Refreshments / Catering TENT RING wc
FARMING ZONE 400-403 77-91 92-105 106-108
UNI 187
OF AVENUE B AVENUE B AVENUE B
READIN
G JOIN
P Parking 141-135 123-115 119-109
5 COOK HERE 5
ERY P
THEATR
144-142
178 E 188 145-160
HARVES EQUINE
Information RED CAR PARK 177
CENTR T
E AVENUE C MEMBERS SHOPPING HORSE BOX
RING 5 PARKING GREEN (8)
172-162 ENCLOSURE PAVILLION
MEMBERS
PRESIDENTS
ENCLOSURE
RESTURANT
213
wc QUILTER CHEVIOT
MEMBERS CAFE & BAR
wc
213-211
Baby Changing P 173-179
VINTAGE VILLAGE GREEN HORSE WALK
Cash Back 6 MACHINERY COLLECTING 6
214
AREA FLOWER TENT RING
AVENUE G
LEW SPNCER AVENUE
JAMES COWPER KRESTON COLLECTING
AVENUE H
VILLAGE GREEN
MAIN ARENA RING
Wheelchair Hire & Disabled Parking 339-345 RING 1
BBC RADIO
BERKSHIRE wc SPORTS ZONE ACTIVITIES
201
200-203 205-210 wc
Music/Entertainment
AVENUE V AVENUE V
7 NEWBURY 216-221
7
Show Guides 222-228 HORSE JUDGES
BUILDING wc 235-231 AND STEWARDS
JOIN
SOCIETY 333-338 CAR PARKING
HERE Join the Society here AVENUE D AVENUE D
GATE 236-241 242-250 251-259 EQUINE WARM UP
RINGs 2,3 & 4 RING
Trophy Tent 285-280 279-272 271-262 P
8 CATTLE CATTLE BUILDING AVENUE E AVENUE E 8
& CATTLE
286-295 ARMY 302-305
Have a go activity PARKING JUDGING RING 318-314
322-319 ZONE 313-306
LEW SPNCER AVENUE
AVENUE F AVENUE F
Trade Stands P
OLD FASHIONED
TRACOR FUNFAIR
Display Rings FOOD FAYRE AY
9 TED 222-228 wc RW 9
TO
MO
M4
Country Sports & Rural Crafts
34 )
13 (A
Jct
Attractions
10 4 x 4 COURSE 10
Crafts
Seating
Disabled viewing area
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N
This map is a guide, and subject to change. All stands will be re numbered for the 2018 Show
CONTENTS
Show Jumping 18
Saturday Show Jumping 19
Sunday Show Jumping 22
Heavy Horses 26
Heavy Horses In-Hand Classes 27
Heavy Horse Harness Classes 28
Scurry Driving 34
Private Driving 35
Light Horse 37
Open Ridden Hunters 37
Cobs 38
Working Hunters 41
BSPS WHP 43
BSPS WHP & SHP Lead Rein & First Ridden 44
BSPS SHP 44
Retrained Racehorses 46
Olympia Anthony Evans Ssadl-1st Round Qualifier 48
Senior Showing & Dressage-2nd Round 49
Coloured Horses & Ponies 51
Hunters 52
Ridden Ladies & Small Hunters 53
Amateur Ridden Hunters 54
Working Hunter Pony Classes 55
BSPS Working Hunter Pony National Championship 55
Connemara And New Forest 56
Exmoor And Dartmoor 57
Standard Shetland 58
Miniature Shetlands 59
Highlands, Fells And Dales 61
Welsh A & B 62
Welsh C&D 63
NPS In Hand Mountain And Moorland 64
Mountain And Moorland Ridden 65
Mountain And Moorland Lead Rein And First Ridden 65
Other Show Dates 68
1THE NEWBURY AND DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
President: Mr P Carlisle Newbury Showground,
President Elect: Dame T. Sackler Priors Court,
Hermitage,
Chairman: Mr I Wilson Thatcham,
Vice-Chairman: Mr C. Turner Berkshire
RG18 9QZ
Show Assistant: Miss N. Allen
Telephone: (01635) 247111
Livestock & Equine Secretary: Miss A Wernham Fax: (01635)247227
E-mail General: office@newburyshowground.co.uk
Livestock & Equine: entries@newburyshowground.co.uk
Rachael’s Private Number for urgent
matters only 07966 164197
Web site: www.berkshireshow.co.uk
Twitter @berkshireshow
Facebook www.facebook.com/newbury.showground
Closing dates for entries:
Show Jumping & Scurry: 5th September
All other Equine Classes close: 20th August
Please allow adequate time for delivery, as we cannot accept responsibility for entries
delayed in the post.
ONLINE ENTRY NOW AVAILABLE AT: www.berkshireshow.co.uk
NO LATE ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES
PLEASE NOTE: DOGS ARE ALLOWED ON THE SHOWGROUND, BUT NOT IN LIVESTOCK TENTS.
Holding number: 02/082/8000
Please note that there have been some changes to timings and in some cases the day of classes, so
please be sure to refer to the timetable.
Anyone contravening this Regulation may be asked to leave the Showground.
GETTING TO THE SHOWGROUND DIRECTIONS – VERY IMPORTANT PLEASE READ
Please do not use SAT NAV to find your way to the Showground. It takes no account of our traffic
management plan and you will be directed to the wrong place. Please use the directions below.
Those approaching from M4 Reading will be directed off M4 at Junction 12 (A4 Reading West) to
travel A4 to join B4009 at Newbury. From the west (Swindon) equine exhibitors will be directed to
leave M4 at Junction 14 (A338 Hungerford) and travel A338, A4 to B4009 at Robin Hood
roundabout, Newbury. This has been redirected due to large horse boxes negotiating mini
roundabouts and speed cushions along the Turnpike Road. Equine exhibitors from the south (A34
Winchester) will be directed to leave A34 at A4 (Speen) and travel A4 to B4009. Equine exhibitors
from A339 (Basingstoke) will remain on A339 to join B4009 at Newbury.
Equine exhibitors from the north (A34 Oxford) will be directed to leave A34 at East Ilsley and travel
via Compton to join the B4009 at Hampstead Norreys. All will then be directed to enter Priors
Court Road from B4009 junction. Equine exhibitors are specifically requested to approach the
showground from the east, however if they try to approach trying to use the A34 over bridge they
will be directed to the alternate route and will not be allowed through the road closure.
2CONDITIONS AND REGULATIONS
A Show and Exhibition Rules.
1. The Society shall hold a Show annually on such day or days as the Board of
Management shall determine.
2. The Board shall have absolute discretion as to the Classes of Exhibits, the persons
eligible to compete in any class, the PRIZE MONEY to be offered, the level of Entry
Fees, the conditions of entry and exhibition, and all other matters connected with the
Show.
3. The Board of Management shall approve the Schedule of Prize Money for each year
and send a copy to all Exhibitors who entered in the previous year; otherwise
schedules will only be supplied on request and upon receipt of a C5, 1.20p SAE.
4. Animals which are subject to restrictions under the Animal Health Act 1981 (as
amended) or the Animal and Animal products (Import and Export) (England and
Wales) Regulations 2000 (as amended) will not be allowed onto the Showground.
5. Every Exhibitor or Competitor is requested to examine carefully the list of prize money
and conditions, as he/she will be held responsible for the correctness of his/her entry
form. An Exhibitor’s entry may be disqualified should they have failed to give any of
the information asked for on an entry form. A Competitors award may be cancelled if
they fail to prove the accuracy of the details on the entry form. If an Exhibitor desires
his animal to compete for any special prize offered, he must notify this on the entry
form where requested to do so.
6. Every exhibit must be the bona fide property of the Exhibitor at the time of entry. In
the event of the death of an Exhibitor between the date of entry and the date of the
Show, the executors of the deceased will be deemed to be the Exhibitor.
7. The term Exhibitor will include persons taking part in any competition or display
arranged by the Society, and the owner of any horse, plant, machinery or other thing
involved in any such competition or display or otherwise exhibited on the
Showground.
8. Entries from persons under 18 years of age may be accepted only provided the entry
forms are countersigned by the parent, guardian or trustee of the entrant, who shall
be held responsible for the correctness of the entry, and for compliance with the
regulations of the Show. Any entry made in contravention of this regulation and
inadvertently accepted may be cancelled.
9. Exhibitors are not permitted to enter any horse or pony in any class, which is to be
judged by a person who has or has had a financial interest in the animal, or which has
stood in his/her stable. Stud fees are not considered financial gain. The onus of
complying with this regulation rests entirely on the Exhibitor.
10. Substitution of Judges – the Society reserves the right to substitute other Judges for
those named in the Schedule or make additional appointments. Where time permits
Exhibitors will be informed of the change or via the website www.berkshireshow.co.uk
11. Cancellation of classes -The Board reserves the right to cancel or amalgamate any
classes which in their opinion are insufficiently filled.
12. In stating the age of a horse or pony it is only necessary to give the year in which it was
born, except in the case of yearlings and foals, when the exact date of birth must be
given. The name of the sire of the foal must also be stated on the entry form. Foals
must be at least 3 weeks old at the date of the show.
13. Mare with foal at foot – All foals must be the offspring of the mare with which they are
3exhibited and must accompany their dams in the judging ring.
14. Height of exhibits – Horses or ponies entered in classes with conditions as to height
(except those for which an official height certificate has been issued by the Joint
Measuring Board Ltd and ponies for which a height certificate has been issued by the
Breed Society on registration) or issued by an equivalent body in a Member State, may
be measured with their shoes on, at the request of the Judge or Stewards. One
centimetre will be allowed for the shoes.
15. Life Certificates – where a Life Certificate or a Valid Annual Certificate has been issued
by the Joint Measurement Board for a horse or pony, this must be produced for
inspection by the Veterinary Officer in charge of measuring, otherwise the animal
concerned will be measured.
B Exhibitor’s Risk and Responsibility.
1. Neither the SOCIETY NOR ANY OF ITS OFFICERS OR SERVANTS SHALL BE IN ANY
WAY RESPONSIBLE or accountable for anything that may happen (from any cause or
circumstances whatsoever) to Exhibitors or their servants, or agents, or to any exhibit,
or any vehicle conveying any exhibit, or any crate, package, show-case or other article
or thing containing or relating to any exhibit, or any other property brought into the
Showground or for anything else in connection with, or arising out of, or attributable
to, the Society’s Show.
2. EACH EXHIBITOR SHALL BE SOLELY RESPONSIBLE for any consequential or other
loss, injury or damage done to or occasioned by, or rising from any horse, pony or
article exhibited by said persons, and for its description as given in the catalogue, and
shall indemnify the Society against all legal or other proceedings in regard thereto.
Each Exhibitor of a horse or pony shall be responsible for payment to the Society for
costs incurred as and for liquidated damages for any horse or pony sent for exhibition
which has to be placed in isolation because it is showing signs or symptoms of
contagious or infectious disease, or any form of disease likely to prove dangerous to
other animals.
3. Exhibitors shall be responsible for the behaviour of their servants or agents and for the
consequences of any misconduct of such servants or agents. Any fine imposed upon
an Exhibitor, or a person employed by him, for infringing the regulations or
disobedience to the order of the Stewards, shall be recoverable from the Exhibitor as
a debt due to the Society and, until such payment, shall debar such Exhibitor from
exhibiting at any future show of the Society.
4. Exhibitors should be satisfied in all cases that the correct and appropriate restraining
method and equipment is provided for use by animal handlers.
5. Horse Passports: Exhibitors must ensure that they comply with the requirements of
national legislation in force at the time of the Show and have passports available for
inspection.
6. Exclusion and Limitation of Liability and Indemnity
(a) The Society shall not be responsible to any Entrant for any form of economic loss
whether direct or indirect and howsoever caused.
(b) The Society shall not be responsible to any person whatsoever while upon the
Society’s Showground for any form of economic loss whether direct or indirect and
howsoever caused.
(c) All Entrants shall indemnify and hold harmless the Society from and against all
actions, suits, expense and claim made against the Society on account of or in respect
4of the negligence or breach of contract of the Entrant.
(d) The Board requires all Entrants and Exhibitors to insure themselves and their
exhibits against all liabilities both to the Society and to all other persons using the
Society’s Showground unless the Secretary gives written dispensation.
7. The right is reserved to require an appropriate certificate of insurance to be produced
for inspection by the Society on demand.
C Entries/Fees.
1. Entries for competitions shall be made on the official form and sent to the Show
Manager by the dates as printed in schedule. Forms are available to download from
www.newburyshowground.co.uk
2. If any horse or pony is entered in more than one class this must be clearly stated on
the entry form.
3. No entry will be accepted unless accompanied by the appropriate fee; and, where the
Exhibitor is a member of the Society, the subscription for the year, unless previously
paid. A charge of £25 will be made for returned or refused cheques. Member’s entry
fee rates are applicable to Members of the Newbury and District Agricultural Society
only and not members of any other society unless they are also members of the
N&DAS.
4. In the absence of any special condition to the contrary the following conditions shall
apply, namely, that the class shall be deemed to be open to all. The Board reserves
the right to refuse any entry without assigning any reason.
Entry fees will only be refunded in the event of cancellation of Classes, or a DEFRA
order prohibiting the exhibition of animals at the Show. They will not be refunded if
the Show has to be cancelled for any reason beyond the control of the Society. The
Society will have no liability for loss or damage suffered by Exhibitors or others due to
the cancellation of the Show.
5. The Society in its absolute discretion may refuse any entry or cancel any entry already
accepted, or the Show Chairman may decline at any stage to admit any proposed
exhibit, or order the removal of or remove, at the expense and risk of the Exhibitor,
any exhibit already delivered. Whenever under this regulation an entry is refused or
cancelled, or any exhibit is refused admission or removed, the fees paid for such entry
may, at the discretion of the Society, be refunded, and, if refunded, shall be accepted
by the Exhibitor or intending Exhibitor in full satisfaction of all claims against the
Society.
6. Admission passes – Admission passes will be allocated as follows;
Three passes for the first animal, one additional pass for each subsequent animal
(passes will only be allocated to foals if entered separately in a foal class) up to a
maximum of six passes.
Coaching Marathon Exhibitors are allocated 10 passes per coach plus 5x 2-day
wristbands.
Scurry Competitors will be allocated four passes for the first pair of ponies and three
for each additional pair.
Heavy Horse Teams will be allocated six passes per Team.
Additional tickets may be purchased at the Advanced Rate of £14 with your entry.
Tickets are single entry and valid for one day only (except 2-day wristbands).
You will be asked to surrender your tickets on entry to the Horsebox Park. If you then
require entry to the horse rings and the horse walk you will need to go to the
5Horsebox Park Office with the remaining half of your ticket where you will be given a
wristband entitling you to enter the rings and the horse walk.
You will not gain entry to the horse walk and the rings if you do not have a
wristband.
Extra Livestock Vehicle Passes £5 each
Extra 2 Day Livestock Wristband £20 each
7. An Entrant shall mean any person who enters any competition or class or exhibits any
item of any description during the show. No member of Newbury & District
Agricultural Society, while his subscription is unpaid, shall enjoy any privileges of this
Society, and no person, formerly a member of the Society but resigning whilst
standing indebted to the Society, shall be permitted to make entries for the Show.
8. All Stallion entries, 3 years old and over, must, at all times, be wearing a bit or chifney
whilst on the Showground.
9. If an Exhibitor or Competitor fails, when called upon by the Stewards or Board, to
prove the correctness of his Entry Form to their satisfaction, the Entry may be
disqualified and any award made to it cancelled.
10. Any entrant or his servant refusing to obey an order from the Stewards shall not be
allowed to compete.
11. Any Exhibitor withdrawing an exhibit after the closing date of entries will not be
entitled to have entry fees, or stabling fees refunded, except under BSJA Rules.
12. The local area of the Society shall extend to a distance of 25 miles radius from the
Corn Exchange, Newbury and all addresses in the County of Berkshire
13. Substitution - No Substitution will be allowed in any Horse or Pony Class, except
Show Jumping under BSJA Rule 79.4 only.
D Prizes/Trophies – see respective classes for value of prizes offered.
1. Withholding prizes – a Judge may withhold any prize or prizes if, in his/her opinion,
an exhibit is of insufficient merit.
2. Championship Prizes – First and Second prize winners must, where eligible, compete
for the championship prizes, or they will be liable to the forfeiture of their class prizes.
3. Forfeiture of prizes – The Show Chairman, on the report of a Steward, shall have
power, on the infringement of any of these or other prescribed regulations or
conditions, to subject the Exhibitor to a fine of £25 and to the forfeiture of any prize to
which he/ she may be entitled (in addition to all other consequences attaching to such
infringement).
4. Prize Money Cash tickets at show or will be paid by BACS only
5. PRIZE WINNERS MUST PRESENT THEIR CASH TCKETS BEFORE 31ST OCTOBER
AFTER WHICH DATE PAYMENT WILL BE STOPPED AND THE PRIZE MONEY
FORFEITED.
E. General Rules.
1. All Horses and ponies should be on the Showground at least one hour before the
commencement of their class.
2. All exhibits and all persons in charge of the same will be subject to the Orders,
Regulations and Rules of the Society and the Stewards shall have the power to remove
from the Showground the Stock or property belonging to, and to cancel the admission
ticket of, any Exhibitor who shall infringe any of the Regulations or Conditions of the
Show, or who shall refuse to comply with any instructions given by the Stewards,
6without any responsibility attaching to the Stewards of the Society in consequence of
such removal.
3. No Steward will be allowed to show his/her own horse or pony before the Judge
(except Riding and Driving Classes); neither shall he/she be allowed in the Judging
Ring, whilst the Class in which he/she has an exhibit is being judged.
4. Hard Hats – It is mandatory for all riders to wear a protective helmet manufactured to
British Standard EN 1384, SSTMF 1163 and PAS 015 with kite mark or SEI or other such
suitable protective headgear as offers a similar or higher level of protection and is at
least that of British Standard EN 1384, ASTMF 1163 or PAS 015. Such headgear must
be worn with the chin strap correctly and securely fastened at all times whilst
mounted on the Showground. Hats or helmets requiring covers must be worn with a
plain, dark coloured silk. The Society accepts no responsibility for any injury arising
from a failure to comply with this regulation.
5. The handler or rider of any horse or pony will be asked to remove it from the ring if, in
the opinion of the Steward, he/she is unable to control the animal safely. Horses or
ponies with unstable or aggressive temperament should not be brought to the
Showground. When in the opinion of the Society’s Officers, Senior Stewards, the
Police, the Health and Safety Executive or other competent authority, an animal’s
behaviour poses an immediate threat to life and limb of people in its immediate
vicinity, the Society reserves the right to mitigate such threat in such manner as they
see fit, without any obligation to make good any loss or damage suffered as
consequence of enacting this regulation.
6. Any rider that falls in the ring must retire and lead their horse from the ring. British
Show Jumping Rule 213.1
7. No person will be allowed to fix any placard, or to take down any placard in the
Showground, without the permission of the Stewards. No trading from any vehicle in
the Lorry Park will be permitted.
8. When a horse or pony of non-riding owner has been placed 1st or is a Champion, the
owners are very welcome to enter the show ring with their exhibit during the
presentation of the awards.
9. EXHIBITORS IN SHOW CLASSES ARE REQUESTED TO ENSURE THAT THEY AND
THEIR GROOMS ARE RESPECTABLY TURNED OUT (INCLUDING HATS, SHIRTS AND
TIES) WHEN IN THE RINGS. DENIM JEANS ARE NOT ACCEPTABLE. SENIOR SHOW
JUMPING COMPETITORS ARE ASKED TO WEAR HUNTING DRESS IN THE MAIN
ARENA.
10. Leaders – The leader who enters the ring with the horse/pony must remain with the
animal throughout the class. Only in special circumstances with the permission of the
Judge may another person trot it out.
11. No objections shall be made or taken to any award or decision of the Judges except
on the ground that the same is not in accordance with the conditions governing the
Class or Entry in respect of which it was given or made. Any objection authorized by
this rule and any matters not provided for by these Rules or the General Rules of the
Society shall be referred to the Board, whose decision shall be final. Any person
lodging an objection shall at the same time deposit the sum of £100 with the
Secretary, which shall be forfeited if, in the opinion of the Board, such objection shall
be considered frivolous. All objections must be made in writing and must be received
by the Secretary on the day of the Show.
12. Photographic Rights - Competitors and Exhibitors give permission for any
photographic and/or film or TV footage taken of persons or horses/ponies taking part
in Newbury and District Agricultural Society events to be used and published in any
media whatsoever for editorial purposes, press information or advertising by or on
7behalf of Newbury and District Agricultural Society and/or official sponsors of
Newbury and District Agricultural Society.
13. The Society reserves the right to publish through any media the entrants and winners
names and addresses supplied on the Entry Form.
14. As an entrant we will store the data you provide us with on computer and we will use
said data for marketing, statistical and analytical purposes. You will receive
communications and from time to time we will let you know about our work and
promotions.
15. Welfare of animals – The legislation which came into force in January 2007 brings in
new rules covering the movement of animals. If you move horses as part of your
business then you will be affected. Under the new rules everyone transporting animals
commercially must comply. Please see www.defra.gov.uk for further details.
F Veterinary inspection.
1. The Veterinary Inspectors of the Society will carry out spot checks of horses and
ponies throughout the duration of the Show. All health documentation must be
presented and the horse or pony adequately identifiable.
2. The Society’s Inspectors or those appointed by DEFRA are authorized to exclude or
place in isolation any horse or pony which, in their opinion, are exhibiting any
symptoms of contagious or infectious disease, or any other condition which they
consider warrants its exclusion or whose identity cannot be adequately established. In
such an event a certificate recording the findings of the Inspector shall be handed to
the person in charge of the rejected animal. Each Exhibitor of a horse or pony shall be
responsible for payment to the Society for costs incurred as and for liquidated
damages for any animal sent for exhibition which has to be placed in isolation because
it is showing signs or symptoms of contagious or infectious disease, or any form of
disease likely to prove dangerous to other animals. Exhibitors are responsible for
ensuring in the event of the area from which entries are to be conveyed to the Show
being declared a Movement Prohibited Area that such entries are not sent for
exhibition.
3. Veterinary treatment of animals whilst at the Show - Antibiotics, inhibitory
substances and other prescription only medicines are banned at the Showground
unless they are administered under the supervision of the Society’s Veterinary
Surgeons.
4. Veterinary emergency treatment - It is a condition of entry that the Society’s
Veterinary Officers may on their own authority, give to any animal such emergency
treatment as they may consider appropriate in the event that the owner or his/her
representative cannot immediately be found.
5. Veterinary charges - Exhibitors will be required to re-imburse the Society for the full
cost of treatment, services and certification administered by the Society’s Veterinary
Officers attending animals. Accounts will be rendered after the Show.
6. The Society vet will have the right to treat an animal if urgent attention is required and
the owner cannot be found.
7. All horses must have current inoculation against tetanus and flu. Certification may be
requested.
8. Horses that have been docked or nicked, except for veterinary reasons (where a
veterinary certificate must be supplied) may not be entered at this show.
9. Any owner of a horse or pony, which may have been suffering from any contagious or
infectious disease or which develops such a disease whilst on the Showground is liable
8to compensate the Society for all expenses incurred in connection with any claims
resulting from such diseases. The Society’s Veterinary Officers are authorized to refuse
permission for any animal to be admitted to, or to have to be removed from, the
Showground, any animals affected with contagious or infectious disease or with
disease, which, in their opinion, was likely to prove dangerous to other animals.
Concealment of any disease will render the Exhibitor liable to disqualification.
10. Strangles and Ringworm - It is a condition of entry that: All horses and ponies
(including donkeys and mules) have not shown any symptoms of strangles or
ringworm, or have been in contact with any horses or ponies (including donkeys and
mules) which have shown symptoms of strangles or ringworm or been in contact with
premises where there has been equines infected with strangles or ringworm within 15
days prior to entry or exhibiting at the Show’.
11. The Certificate of the Chief Veterinary Officer, whether as to age or soundness, shall
be required only in cases where the Judges are in doubt, or where the Stewards may
consider it necessary. The decision of the Chief Veterinary officer in such cases shall be
final and conclusive; and in case it shall be against the horse or pony to which a prize
has been awarded, such animals shall be disqualified from receiving such prize.
12. During the time the Show is open to the public, no rug or cloth shall be hung up so as
to conceal any horse or pony in a stable, except in the case of unfit animals and then
only on the production of a certificate signed by the Society’s Chief Veterinary Officer.
All sheets used for this purpose must be removed before the opening of the Show
each morning and must not be replaced until 7.00 pm each day.
13. The Society reserves the right to test any horse or pony exhibits for the presence of
hormones or illegal substances, which may affect the behaviour, or performance of the
animal in the ring. Refusal to submit a sample will be dealt with by the Society at their
discretion.
G Health and Safety Regulations at Agricultural Shows.
1. In accordance with the Health & Safety legislation all equestrian Exhibitors/
Competitors/Grooms must now comply with the above.
2. Horse walks have been laid out by the Society and ridden, driven and in-hand horses
must be kept within these designated routes and take guidance from Officials or
Stewards at crossing points etc.
3. Total separation of horses and the general public may not always be possible and if an
Exhibitor has a nervous or highly strung horse or pony he/she should consider whether
it is prudent to risk bringing this horse or pony to a busy agricultural show.
4. Horse and pony Exhibitors are reminded that the Show environment can be upsetting
for animals, even those of normally placid temperament. Horses or ponies with
unstable or aggressive temperament must not be brought to the showground.
5. Fire Risk - Smoking and oil or cooking stoves of any description are prohibited in the
horse lines / stabling areas.
6. All electrical equipment being brought onto the Showground must have a current
Safety Test Certificate.
7. Parking - All “live in” vehicles (horseboxes, wagons, and caravans) must be parked at
least 5 meters apart. Please follow the instructions of the Horsebox Park Stewards.
8. When, in the opinion of the Society’s Officers, the Police, the Health & Safety
Executive or other competent authority a horse or ponies’ behaviour poses an
immediate threat to life and limb of people in its immediate vicinity the Society
reserves the right to instruct an authorized person to mitigate such threat in such
9manner as shall to that authorized person seem appropriate, not excluding the
humane destruction of the said horse or pony, and by exhibiting at the Show
Exhibitors are deemed to authorize such person or persons to so act. Exhibitors by
exhibiting at the Show acknowledge and agree that the Society, its employees,
servants and agents shall not be liable for any such matters as are referred to in this
Regulation and in particular but not by way of limitation that the Society shall not be
liable for any loss or damage (whether direct or indirect or consequential) suffered as a
consequence of the Society instructing such person or persons as are referred to
above. Further, each Exhibitor by exhibiting at the Show hereby indemnifies and
agrees to indemnify the Society, its officers, agents and employees from and against
any and all liability, claims and costs which result there from.
INTERPRETATION OF REGULATIONS
The Society reserves to itself by its Council the sole and absolute right to interpret
these or any other prescribed conditions and regulations, or Prize Sheets, and to settle
arbitrarily and determine all matters, questions or differences in regard thereto, or
otherwise arising out of, connected with or incident to the Show. Also to refuse and to
cancel any entries, disqualify
Exhibitors, prohibit exhibition of entries, vary or cancel awards of prizes, reserve
numbers, or relax conditions, as the Society may deem expedient.
QUESTIONS NOT PROVIDED FOR
Should any question arise not provided for in these Conditions it must be
referred to the Board, whose decision shall be final.
The Officers, Show Committee and Council of the Newbury and District
Agricultural Society have endeavoured to ensure the correctness of the
particulars printed in the Schedule but will not accept responsibility for any
error or mistake which may appear herein.
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11Saturday 15th September
Main Ring
8:00 Open Ridden Hunters
10:00 Area Trial (Showjumping)
13:00 Heavy Horse Trade Turnouts (Paris)
14:30 Coaching Marathon (Final Judging) and Hornblowing
Competition
Ring 1 James Cowper Kreston
9:00 Show Jumping (Classes 1, 3, 4, 5, and 7)
Ring 2
8:00 Cob-Ridden
Cob Championship
To Follow:
Working Hunter Classes
14:00 Show Jumping (Classes 6, 8, and 9)
Ring 3
8:00 Senior Showing & Dressage 1st Round
Ring 4
8:00 Retrained Racehorses
12Ring 3 & 4 Combined
12:00 Ladies & Small Ridden Hunters
To Follow:
Amateur Hunters
Coloured Horses and Ponies
(Approx.) 16:00 Senior Showing & Dressage 2nd Round
Ring 5
8.30: Heavy Horse In Hand Gelding
Followed By Heavy Horse In Hand Mare
Followed By Heavy Horse In Hand Championship
10.00: Novice Hackney Pony
Followed By
Novice Hackney Horse
11.15: Heavy Horse Farm Turnout (Single)
12.20: Heavy Horse Trade Turnout (Pairs)
(Prejudging For Main Arena 13.00 until 13.45)
13.15: Open Hackney Pony
Followed By
Open Hackney Horse
Followed By Hackney Horse Championship.
14.45: Heavy Horse Harness
15.45 Heavy Horse Farm Turnout (Pairs)
16.30 Ridden Heavy Horse
13Sunday 16th September
Main Arena
10:00 Coaching Parade & Ladies Coaching
11:45 Heavy Horse Parade
11:55 The International Stairway (Showjumping)
14:10 British National Scurry Driving Championship
15:10 Heavy Horse Teams Followed By Heavy Horse Turnout
Championship
Ring 1 James Cowper Kreston
9:00 Show Jumping (Classes 10, 11, 12, 14 & 15)
Ring 2
8:00 M&M WHP Novice
To Follow:
M&M WHP Open
M&M LR
M&M FR
BSPS WHP
Ring 3 A
8:00 Shetlands-Standard
Shetlands-Mini
Ring 3 B
8:00 Connemara & New Forest
To Follow:
Dartmoor & Exmoor
Highlands, Fells & Dales
14Ring 3
10:30 (Approx.) Silver Medal In-Hand Championship
11:00 (Approx.) M&M Novice Ridden
To Follow:
M&M Junior Ridden
M&M Open Ridden
NPS Silver Medal Ridden Championship
Ring 4
8:00 NPS Silver Medal In-Hand Championship
To Follow:
Welsh A&B
Welsh C&D
11:00 (Approx.) SHP LR & FR
SHP Open & Novice Mixed
Ring 5
9:00 Ladies Cart
9:45 Scurry Driving (Small)
10:45 Heavy Horse Trade Turnout (Single)
(11.45 – 11.55 Main Arena for Grand Parade)
12:00 Scurry Driving (Large)
13:00 Side Saddle Demonstration
14:20 Heavy Horse Trade and Farm Teams Prejudging
(15.10 – 16.000 Main Arena Followed By Championship)
15:15 Private Driving Under 13.2 Hh
16:15 Private Driving Over 13.2 Hh
(Followed By Championship)
PLEASE NOTE; TIMETABLE TIMINGS MAY BE SUBJECT TO CHANGE. ALL EXHIBITORS
WILL BE SENT AN AMENDED TIMETABLE SHOULD ANY CHANGES BE MADE. PLEASE
CONTACT AMBER IN THE SHOW OFFICE IF YOU HAVE ANY QUERIES.
15Catalogue Listings
All horses will be listed in the catalogue under the name of the exhibitor. It must state on
the entry form if the owner is not the exhibitor and wishes to be named in the catalogue.
Stewards
Coaching Marathon: Mr C Isaac
Light Horse Showing: Mrs J Stiles / Miss H McGoey
Light Horse Show Jumping: Mr P Hurley
Heavy Horse: Mr G Bucknell
Stabling and Horsebox Park Management: Radford Portable Stabling
Honorary Farriers: TBC
Coursebuilders
Working Hunters, Ponies and Ring 2: Mr N Theobald
Main Arena Show Jumping: Mr P Asworth
Scurry : Mr N Theobald
Ring 1 Show Jumping: Mr P Ashworth & Lisa Kelly
Stabling
Show Jumping and Light Horse
Temporary stabling on the showground will be available for inoculated horses (current
vaccination certificate) for the nights of Friday and Saturday (a Friday booking is from
17.00 Friday to 16.30 Saturday). Alternatively there are a limited number of boxes
available nearby (Wickham). Please contact Mrs Tett: 07721 338246.
The Society will provide the initial straw bedding for all stock. There will not be further
straw available and Exhibitors will be expected to bring their own supply. Green Fodder
and Hay will NOT be available.
The charge is £55 including VAT per box for one night, or £93 including VAT for two
nights, payable to the Society with entry fees. This is not refundable if entries are
cancelled for any reason.
Heavy Horses & Coaching Marathon
Stables should be booked with entries. A deposit of £30 per stable is payable, refundable
by cheque after the Show if the horse is forward, when indicated in the schedule. One
stable will be refunded per horse. Stables booked for tack storage will not be refunded.
Lighting in the stables has been improved this year.
Entry Fees
Members fees are for Members of the Newbury and District Agricultural Society and
members of any other organisation are not eligible. If you wish to join the Society please
telephone 01635 247 111.
Admission Passes
Light Horse & Show Jumping 1 horse=3 tickets + 1 extra for each horse up to a maximum of 6.
Scurry 1st Pair = 4 passes & 3 for each additional pair
One vehicle pass will be issued, ask at time of entry for extra.
Extra Livestock Vehicle passes £5.
Extra 2 day Livestock wristband £20.
Prize Money Cash tickets at show or will be paid by BACS only
16Judges (alphabetical by class)
This list is correct at the time of print and may be subject to change.
Amateur Ridden Hunters: Conformation -
Ride -
Best Shod in ROR Classes:
BSPS WHP: Mrs J Cooper
BSPS SHP: Mrs R Newman
Coaching Marathon: Mr J Peacock
Cobs: Conformation -
Ride - Mr R Sharp
Coloured Horses and Ponies: Mrs J Bryer
Connemara and New Forest:
Exmoor and Dartmoor: Miss Patterson
Highlands, Fells and Dells: Miss Richards
M&M in Hand Championship:
Hackneys: Mrs A G Loriston-Clarke
Heavy Horse Mr P Bower
Heavy Horse Ridden Conformation- Mr P Bower
Ride - Miss Ensten
Miniature Shetlands: Mrs D Barr
M&M LR and FR Miss Patterson
M & M Open Ridden Mrs D Barr
M & M Junior Ridden: Miss Richards
M&M Silver Medal Champ: Mrs A McHale
M&M WHP: Mrs A McHale
Open Ridden Hunters: Conformation -
Ride - Mr R Sharp
Private Driving: Mrs M Ford
Retrained Racehorses: Confirmation - Mrs A Bowlby
Ride- Mrs C Hurley
Ridden Ladies, Small Hunters: Conformation -
Ride -
Senior Showing & Dressage: Mrs Jill Lang
Scurry Driving: Mr P Litchfield, Mr P Walker
Show Jumping: Mrs S Gresty, Ms T Hopkins, Miss C Quinn-Smith,
Miss A Newbury, Miss A Logan, Miss T Eastgate,
Ms K Spiller, Mr T Ingham, Mr S Hiscox,
Mr M Bainbridge
Standard Shetlands: Mrs D Barr
Welsh Horses & Ponies (A&B):
Welsh Horses & Ponies (C&D):
Working Hunter: Conformation -
Ride -
Working Hunter Ponies M & M
Working Hunter Pony (Plaited) Conformation-
Ride -
Entry Closing Dates
Show Jumping,and Scurry Driving 5th September 2018
Light Horse 20th August 2018
17Show Jumping
1. All entries must be accompanied by appropriate fees. Nomination entries not accepted.
2. The Society reserves the right to limit the number of entries therefore it is in the interest
of Exhibitors to enter as early as possible.
3. Entries in all Classes are restricted to horses registered with British Showjumping and
are to be ridden by members in accordance with Rule 77.1.
4. All owners and riders of horses competing in any Jumping Competition in this Show
shall be deemed to be subject to the Rules and Regulations of British Showjumping
(obtainable from the Chief Executive, Meriden Business Park,Copse Drive Meriden,CV5
9RG).
5. Registration number of horses and riders must be given on entry form.
6. Where there are fewer than 20 starters in a competition the amount of prize money
awarded may be reduced below the amount offered in the schedule by withholding
lower prize money in accordance with Rule 76.6.
7. The Judges,in consultation with British Showjumping reserve the right to change A7
classes to Two Phase/Single Phase
8. No substitution will be allowed in any class, except under rule 79.4 if in the same
ownership only.
9. Refund of entry fees. Your attention is drawn to rule 79.5 and especially sections 6 .
10. Telephone cancellations must be confirmed in writing and tickets returned before any
refunds will be made.
11. All classes in the Main Arena will be a drawn order and numbers will be strictly limited.
12. Under the rules 82.19, no member shall allow a stallion for which he/she is responsible as
owner, lessee, authorised agent or rider to compete or be prepared to compete in any
show jumping competition without taking adequate precautions to ensure other members
of the public are not put at risk of injury. Also see rule 102.13
13. All stallions must be identified on entry forms and wear stallion discs and BS white
ribbon on tail.
14. All competitors take part at their own risk and must be competent at the level of
competition they are entering.
15 From 1st October 2011 shows will only be permitted to charge British Showjumping
members for medical cover at affiliated Shows,if qualified external medical providers
with appropriate insurance cover are used.The Royal County of Berkshire Show provides
the required medical attendants.
16. Rule 101.6
If shows provide numbers they must be worn
ENTRIES IN ALL SHOW JUMPING CLASSES WILL BE LIMITED AND WILL BE ACCEPTED
IN THE ORDER RECEIVED. THE CLOSING DATE FOR ENTRIES IS 5th September 2018.
FOR DRAWN ORDER PLEASE CALL 01452730682 ON THURSDAY 15th SEPTEMBER,
BETWEEN 6PM AND 11PM.
If you have any queries please contact Mr P Hurley 07584 706464
RING 1 is Kindly sponsored by Kames Cowper Kreston
18Saturday Show Jumping
Class 1 Connolly’s RED MILLS Senior Newcomers-First Round
Rule 312. Single Phase. Speed 325mpm. Start Height 1.10m.
First place rosette kindly sponsored by Connolly’s RED MILLS In the event of insufficient
entries lower prizes may be withheld. Rule - 76.6
Entry qualifications: to be ridden by Adult, Associate or Junior Members.
(a) For registered horses in Grade C - in accordance with rule 312.
(b) For all horses born on or after 1st January 2012 - in accordance with Rule 312.
Numbers to qualify: Those horses which jump a clear round in the First Round, followed
by a clear round in the jump-off, in at least four Connolly’s RED MILLS Senior Newcomers
First Round competitions in any qualifying period, will qualify to compete in a Connolly’s
RED MILLS Senior Newcomers Second Round, irrespective of their placings for prize
money in those competitions, which will be determined by the normal Table A Rules (Rule
191). To obtain a double clear qualification, even if the horse is the only clear round, it
must jump a jump-off round and jump clear to gain a double clear round.
Prizes: 1st:£75.00, 2nd: £55.00, 3rd: £40.00, 4th: £25.00, 5th: £20.00,
6th: £20.00
Entry Fee = £20.00
Class 2 Area Trial
Rule 293. Table A9. Speed 375mpm. Start Height 1.50m. DRAWN ORDER
In the event of insufficient entries lower prizes may be withheld. Rule - 76.6
For registered horses in Grades A & B to be ridden by Adult, Associate or Junior
members. This competition may not be restricted to invited riders or limited to less than
40 entries.
Qualifies for: The Queen Elizabeth II Cup at the BHS Royal International Horse Show.
Numbers to qualify: The top 20 riders on the Area/International Trials points list, for the
period 1 April - 30 September.
Points will be awarded to riders placed 6th= or higher in Area Trials on the following
scale; riders placed equal will share equally the total points attributable to the combined
placings (for example, four riders placed 4th equal receive: 8+4+2+0 divided by 4 = 3.5
points each).
1st 64 points
2nd 32 points
3rd 16 points
4th 8 points
5th 4 points
6th 2 points
Points are awarded to each rider as the result of his/her best six results on points in Area
Trials held during the qualifying period. Visiting Members are eligible to compete in Area
Trial competitions, but will not be awarded points.
19For the purposes only of calculating points, the placings of Visiting Members will be
disregarded and points will be awarded to the remaining competitors according to their
adjusted placings once this has been done.
Rule 290.15 - Pre-Entry Drawn Order
Pre-entries may possibly be accepted before 9.00am providing that the number of entries
are less than 60 (with the exception of County shows). Once entries reach 60 before
9.00am the class will be closed. Any entries taken on the day must compete first in the
drawn order.
Prizes: 1st: £1,000.00, 2nd: £800.00, 3rd: £600.00, 4th: £350.00, 5th:
£175.00, 6th: £75.00, 7th: £75.00
Entry Fee = £55.00
Class 3 Senior 1.10m Open
Table A7. Speed 325mpm. Start Height 1.10m.
For registered horses in Grades: A, B & C. Ridden by Adult, Associate or Junior Members
who will be aged 12 years or over in the current calendar year. In the event of insufficient
entries lower prizes may be withheld. Rule - 76.6
Prizes: 1st: £75.00, 2nd: £55.00, 3rd: £40.00, 4th: £30.00, 5th: £25.00
Entry Fee = £20.00
Class 4 Equitop Myoplast Senior Foxhunter First Round/Grade C
Rule 310. Table A7. Speed 350mpm. Start Height 1.20m.
First place rosette kindly sponsored by Equitop Myoplast Horses (or ponies in pony
competitions) may compete in one section only. In the event of insufficient entries lower
prizes may be withheld. Rule - 76.6
Foxhunter section:
(a) For registered horses in Grade C - in accordance with rule 310.
(b) For all registered horses born on or after 1 January 2011 - in accordance with rule 310
Four double clears will qualify for the Senior Foxhunter Second Rounds. Qualifying period:
1st June-31st May inclusive.
Those horses that have qualified for the Senior Foxhunter Championship in 2018 are not
eligible for qualification to the 2019 Championship.
Grade C section:
For registered horses in Grade C ridden by Adult, Associate or Junior Members.
Prizes: 1st: £200.00, 2nd: £145.00, 3rd: £100.00, 4th: £70.00, 5th: £50.00,
6th: £35.00
Entry Fee = £30.00
20Class 5 Grades B&C Handicap
Rule 284. Table A7. Speed 350mpm. Start Heights 1.30m / 1.25m.
Horses (or ponies in pony competitions) may compete in one section only. In the event of
insufficient entries lower prizes may be withheld. Rule - 76.6
For registered horses in Grades B & C ridden by Adult, Associate or Junior Members.
Horses will be permitted to jump in the larger section of the handicap competition without
penalty. Horses may only be entered in one section.
Prizes: 1st: £250.00, 2nd: £200.00, 3rd: £125.00, 4th: £90.00, 5th: £70.00,
6th: £35.00
Entry Fee = £35.00
Class 6 KBIS Insurance Senior British Novice-First Round
Rule 316. Single Phase. Speed 325mpm. Start Height 90cm.
First place rosette kindly sponsored by KBIS Insurance In the event of insufficient entries
lower prizes may be withheld. Rule - 76.6
Entry qualifications: to be ridden by Adult, Associate or Junior Members.
a) For Horses in Grade C in accordance with Rule 316.
b) For all horses born on or after 1 January 2014 irrespective of points in accordance with
Rule 316.
Qualifies for: KBIS Insurance British Novice Championship - Second Round.
Numbers to qualify: Those horses which jump a clear round in the first round, followed by
a clear round in the jump-off, in at least four KBIS Insurance British Novice First Round
competitions held in any qualifying period will qualify to compete in and attend four KBIS
Insurance British Novice Second Rounds, irrespective of their placings for prize money in
those competitions, which will be determined by the normal Table A rules (Rule 191).
Horses in the class must go in to the jump-off and go clear to gain a double clear round
qualification
Prizes: 1st: £50.00, 2nd: £35.00, 3rd: £25.00, 4th: £20.00, 5th: £20.00
Entry Fee = £17.00
Class 7 National 1.30m Open
Rule 306. Single Phase. Speed 375mpm. Start Height 1.30m.
In the event of insufficient entries lower prizes may be withheld. Rule - 76.6
Open to registered horses to be ridden by Adult, Associate and Junior Members.
Qualifies for: The British Showjumping National Championships.
Qualifying period: 1st July-30th June.
Numbers to qualify: Two double clears to qualify. Double clear qualifications will not be
obtained from competitions comprised of a single round.
Prizes: 1st: £300.00, 2nd: £200.00, 3rd: £150.00, 4th: £125.00, 5th: £85.00,
6th: £45.00
Entry Fee = £40.00
21Class 8 Nupafeed Supplements Senior Discovery-First Round
Rule 314. Single Phase. Speed 325mpm. Start Height 1.00m.
In the event of insufficient entries lower prizes may be withheld. Rule - 76.6
Entry qualifications: to be ridden by Adult, Associate or Junior Members.
a) For Horses in Grade C in accordance with Rule 314.
b) For all horses born on or after 1 January 2013 irrespective of points - in accordance with
Rule 314.
Qualifies for: Nupafeed Supplements Discovery Championship Second Round.
Qualifying period: 1st May-30th April inclusive.
Numbers to qualify: Those horses that jump a clear round in the first round, followed by a
clear round in the jump-off, in at least four First Round competitions held in any qualifying
period, will qualify to compete in and attend four Second Rounds, irrespective of their
placings for prize money in those competitions, which will be determined by the normal
Table A Rules (Rule 191). Horses in the class must go in to the jump-off and go clear to
gain a double clear round qualification.
Prizes: 1st: £50.00, 2nd: £35.00, 3rd: £25.00, 4th: £20.00, 5th: £20.00
Entry Fee = £17.00
Class 9 Senior 1.05m Open
Table A4. Speed 325mpm. Start Height 1.05m. DRAWN ORDER
For registered horses in Grades: A, B & C. Ridden by Adult, Associate or Junior Members
who will be aged 12 years or over in the current calendar year. In the event of insufficient
entries lower prizes may be withheld. Rule - 76.6
Prizes: 1st: £50.00, 2nd: £35.00, 3rd: £25.00, 4th: £20.00, 5th: £20.00
Entry Fee = £17.00
Sunday Show Jumping
Class 10 Connolly’s RED MILLS Senior Newcomers-First Round
Rule 312. Single Phase. Speed 325mpm. Start Height 1.10m.
First place rosette kindly sponsored by Connolly’s RED MILLS In the event of insufficient
entries lower prizes may be withheld. Rule - 76.6
Entry qualifications: to be ridden by Adult, Associate or Junior Members.
(a) For registered horses in Grade C in accordance with rule 312.
(b) For all horses born on or after 1st January 2012 in accordance with Rule 312.
Qualifies for: Connolly’s RED MILLS Senior Newcomers Second Round.
Qualifying period 1st June - 31st May inclusive.
Numbers to qualify: Those horses which jump a clear round in the First Round, followed
by a clear round in the jump-off, in at least four Connolly’s RED MILLS Senior Newcomers
First Round competitions in any qualifying period, will qualify to compete in a Connolly’s
22RED MILLS Senior Newcomers Second Round, irrespective of their placings for prize
money in those competitions, which will be determined by the normal Table A Rules (Rule
191). To obtain a double clear qualification, even if the horse is the only clear round, it
must jump a jump-off round and jump clear to gain a double clear round.
Prizes: 1st: £75.00, 2nd: £55.00, 3rd: £40.00, 4th: £25.00, 5th: £20.00,
6th: £20.00
Entry Fee = £20.00
Class 11 Equitop Myoplast Senior Foxhunter First Round/Grade C
Rule 310. Table A7. Speed 350mpm. Start Height 1.20m.
First place rosette kindly sponsored by Equitop Myoplast Horses (or ponies in pony
competitions) may compete in one section only. In the event of insufficient entries lower
prizes may be withheld. Rule - 76.6
Foxhunter section:
(a) For registered horses in Grade C - in accordance with rule 310.
(b) For all registered horses born on or after 1 January 2011- in accordance with rule 310.
Four double clears will qualify for the Senior Foxhunter Second Rounds. Qualifying period:
1st June-31st May inclusive.
Those horses that have qualified for the Senior Foxhunter Championship in 2018 are not
eligible for qualification to the 2019 Championship.
Grade C section:
For registered horses in Grade C ridden by Adult, Associate or Junior Members.
Prizes: 1st: £200.00, 2nd: £145.00, 3rd: £100.00, 4th: £70.00, 5th: £50.00,
6th: £35.00
Entry Fee = £30.00
Class 12 Senior 1.10m Open
Single Phase. Speed 325mpm. Start Height 1.10m.
For registered horses in Grades: A, B & C. Ridden by Adult, Associate or Junior Members
who will be aged 12 years or over in the current calendar year. In the event of insufficient
entries lower prizes may be withheld. Rule - 76.6
Prizes: 1st: £75.00, 2nd: £55.00, 3rd: £40.00, 4th: £30.00, 5th: £25.00
Entry Fee = £20.00
23Class 13 International Stairway
Rule 291. Table A9. Speed 400mpm. Start Height 1.50m. DRAWN ORDER
In the event of insufficient entries lower prizes may be withheld. Rule - 76.6
Horses in Grade A to be ridden by Adult, Associate or Junior Members. This competition
may not be restricted to invited riders or limited to less than 40 entries.
Points will be awarded to riders placed 8th= or higher on the following scale; riders
placed equal will share equally the total points attributable to the combined placings (for
example, four riders placed 4th equal receive 7+6+5+4 divided by 4 = 5.5 points each)
1st 12 points
2nd 9 points
3rd 8 points
4th 7 points
5th 6 points
6th 5 points
7th 4 points
8th 3 points
In the event of equality of League Points at the end of the series, the highest placed
competitor on equal points in the International Stairway League Final (British
Showjumping National Championships, National Agricultural & Exhibition Centre) will be
the winner of the League. The winner of the International Stairway League must be a
starter in the International Stairway League Final. In addition the winner of the
International Stairway League Final will be crowned the British Showjumping National
champion for a twelve month period.
There will be 3 HOYS Wildcards allocated after the International Stairway League Final.
The allocation of Wild Cards (N.B Wild Cards will only be awarded to riders currently
eligible to compete on a Great Britain Showjumping Team) will be made in the following
order of preference:
1. To the winner of the International Stairway League (must have started in the Stairway
League Final)
2. To the winner of the International Stairway League Final
3. To the winner of the National Championship Show League
Should the winner of any of the above not be eligible to compete on a Great Britain
Showjumping Team or have already qualified for HOYS via an International invitation, the
Wildcard will go down the line to the next eligible rider on the respective league, or
placing if in the International Stairway League Final.
Sponsorship: Prize fund 50% funded by the British Showjumping Business Partnership.
Saddlery/Tack & Spurs to conform to FEI rules & regulations.
Rule 290.15 - Pre-Entry Drawn Order
Pre-entries may possibly be accepted before 9.00am providing that the number of entries
are less than 60 (with the exception of County shows). Once entries reach 60 before
9.00am the class will be closed. Any entries taken on the day must compete first in the
drawn order.
Prizes: 1st: £2,500.00, 2nd: £1,750.00, 3rd: £1,250.00, 4th: £950.00,
5th: £500.00, 6th: £300.00, 7th: £150.00, 8th: £100.00
Entry Fee = £85.00
24Class 14 Grades B&C Handicap
Rule 284. Table A7. Speed 350mpm. Start Heights 1.30m / 1.25m.
Horses (or ponies in pony competitions) may compete in one section only. In the event of
insufficient entries lower prizes may be withheld. Rule - 76.6
For registered horses in Grades B & C ridden by Adult, Associate or Junior Members.
Horses will be permitted to jump in the larger section of the handicap competition without
penalty. Horses may only be entered in one section.
Prizes: 1st: £250.00, 2nd: £200.00, 3rd: £125.00, 4th: £90.00, 5th: £70.00,
6th: £35.00
Entry Fee = £35.00
Class 15 National 1.30m Open
Rule 306. Single Phase. Speed 375mpm. Start Height 1.30m.
In the event of insufficient entries lower prizes may be withheld. Rule - 76.6
Open to registered horses to be ridden by Adult, Associate and Junior Members.
Qualifies for: The British Showjumping National Championships.
Qualifying period: 1st July-30th June.
Numbers to qualify: Two double clears to qualify. Double clear qualifications will not be
obtained from competitions comprised of a single round.
Prizes: 1st: £300.00, 2nd: £230.00, 3rd: £150.00, 4th: £125.00, 5th: £55.00,
6th: £40.00
Entry Fee = £40.00
25Heavy Horses The Heavy Horse In Hand Classes are kindly sponsored by Fullers Brewery. PLEASE NOTE. The Heavy Horse schedule has been set in order to encompass Competitor’s requests to be able to enter as many classes as they can during the Show. All horses must be entered in the name of the Owner, and proof of ownership produced if requested. Failure to produce adequate proof if requested will result in prize money being withheld until ownership is established. Names of animals must be given at the time of entering and clearly written on the entry form submitted. Nominations will not be accepted. The Committee reserve the right to refuse any entry without assigning any reason. Animals that behave in an uncontrollable or hazardous manner in the opinion of a Judge or Association Official, may be required to leave the Showground. No person other than the Ring Stewards, any Authorised Official, or Competitors, shall be in any of the rings. Competitors shall not have any communication with the Judges whilst in the ring, unless approached by the above Officials. The use of sawdust above the knee, of resin, soap or other substance in any form or way designed to give an artificial appearance, according or any other improper means adopted in showing an animal, shall disqualify such an animal. Any person wishing to make an objection should put it in writing and sign it. It should be lodged with the Chief Ring Steward, together with the sum of £100. If, in the opinion of the Stewards, the objection is found to be frivolous, the £100 will be forfeited however, if the objection is upheld, the £100 will be refunded. In both cases, the decision of the Stewards is final. In the event of the infringement of the above rules the Stewards have the authority to order the offender to leave the ring. This may result in the forfeiting of any monies. It is requested that all handlers and grooms be properly dressed when entering the ring i.e. hat, jacket, tie etc. 26
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