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Thursday 27th August 2015
HORSE SCHEDULE
Closing Date for Entries July 24th 2015
Enter Online www.monmouthshow.co.uk
The Monmouthshire Showground,
Redbrook Road, Monmouth NP25 4LG
INDEX
PAGE
Show Officials .................................................................................................................. 4
Provisional Timetable...................................................................................................... 5
Notes for Horse Exhibitors .............................................................................................. 7
Acknowledgements......................................................................................................... 7
General Rules, Regula3ons and Safety Policy.................................................................. 8
Health & Safety Policy ................................................................................................... 10
Schedule of Entry Fees and Prize Money ...................................................................... 12
CLASSES
Children’s Riding Pony - Lead Rein and First Ridden .................................................. 16
M & M Ponies in Hand Ex Welsh................................................................................ 16
Show Pony Breeding .................................................................................................. 17
Show Hunter Pony Breeding ...................................................................................... 23
Horse of the Year Show Colne Mountain & Moorland Lead Rein
and Brineton/Kare-Plus Mountain & Moorland First Ridden..................................... 24
Show Hunter Ponies (Ridden) .................................................................................... 25
Coloured Horse & Ponies ........................................................................................... 25
Horse of the Year Show M & M Working Hunter Ponies............................................ 26
Working Hunter (Novice) ........................................................................................... 26
Horse of the Year Show Cuddy Working Hunters....................................................... 27
Working Hunter Ponies BSPS .................................................................................... 28
In-Hand Sports Horse ................................................................................................. 28
Blue Chip Ridden Sport Horse .................................................................................... 29
Senior horse and pony ............................................................................................... 29
Horse of the Year Show Ladies’ side saddle ............................................................... 30
Ridden Hunter Championship.................................................................................... 30
Retraining of Racehorses ........................................................................................... 30
Riding Horse............................................................................................................... 31
Novice Hunter ............................................................................................................ 31
Local Hunter............................................................................................................... 31
Horse of the Year Show - NPS/Bailey’s Horse Feeds
Mountain & Moorland Ridden Pony Championship Qualifier 2015 ...........................31
Welsh Section C ......................................................................................................... 32
Welsh Section D ......................................................................................................... 33
Ridden Cobs Sections C & D ....................................................................................... 33
Welsh Section C & D Ridden Cob Championship ....................................................... 33
Welsh Section A ......................................................................................................... 34
Welsh Section B ......................................................................................................... 34
Forthcoming Shows....................................................................................................... 35
Membership Subscrip3ons 2015................................................................................... 37
Standing Order 2015 ..................................................................................................... 38
Separate Schedules ....................................................................................................... 39
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MONMOUTHSHIRE SHOW SOCIETY LTD.
SHOW OFFICIALS 2015
President: J. Jenkins, Esq. Monmouth
Patron: J. Jenkins, Esq. Monmouth
Chairman: S Hart, Esq. Monmouth
Vice Chairman: Mrs L. Russen, Monmouth
Showground Directors: B K Spencer, Esq. and J Biggs, Esq.
Medical Officers: The Chippenham Surgery, Monmouth
First Aid: St John Ambulance
Accountants: Green & Co, Cwmbran
Honorary Treasurer: A.T. James, Esq. Trellech
Bankers: Nat West, Monmouth
Tentage: Attwoolls Ltd
Members Catering: Jane White Catering
Bars: Stedman Bothers
Rosettes: Rosettes Direct
Management Secretary: Mrs L Egerton
Treveddw Farm, Pandy
Abergavenny, Monmouthshire, NP7 7PE.
Tel: 01873 890365 or 07841921002
Email: secretary@monmouthshow.co.uk
Horse Section Secretary: Mrs J Probert (address as above)
Tel: 07841921004
Email: horses@monmouthshow.co.uk
Livestock Section Secretary: Miss V Bull (address as above)
Tel: 07841921003
Email: livestock@monmouthshow.co.uk
The Chairman and committee wish to thank the Judges, Stewards and all the
voluntary helpers who assist in the organising and running of the Show.
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MONMOUTHSHIRE SHOW – THURSDAY 27TH AUGUST 2015
TIMETABLE OF HORSE RINGS AND JUDGING
MAIN RING COUNTRYSIDE RING
8.00 Horse of the Year Show TopSpec Show 10.00 Usk Valley Gun Dogs
Hunters & Small Show Hunters 10.30 Woolaston Bassets Display
11.00 Scurry (Small Ponies) 11.00 Roger Smith and Heavy Horses
11.45 Show Jumping (A4) 11.30 Kangaroo Kid
12.30 Scurry (Large Ponies) 12.00 Fun Dog Show
13.15 Kangaroo Kid 13.00 Amazing Alpacas
14.00 Scurry Championship 13.30 Display of UK Sheep Breeds
14.45 Parade of Monmouthshire Hounds 14.00 Usk Valley Gun Dogs
15.00 GRAND PARADE 14.30 Family Races
15.45 Kangaroo Kid 15.30 Vintage Tug of War
16.30 Show Jumping (A7) 16.00 Vintage Display
17.00 Inter Hunt Relay
N.B. TIMINGS ARE APPROXIMATE AND IT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE
EXHIBITOR TO ENSURE THAT THEY REPORT FOR THEIR CLASSES ON TIME.
RING 2 8.00 Children’s Riding Pony - Lead Rein and First Ridden........................................ Pg 16
9.30 M & M Ponies in Hand Ex Welsh ..................................................................... Pg 16
10.30 Show Pony Breeding........................................................................................ Pg 17
11.30 Show Hunter Pony Breeding ........................................................................... Pg 23
12.30 Horse of the Year Show Colne Mountain & Moorland Lead Rein
and Brineton/Kare-Plus Mountain & Moorland First Ridden...........................Pg 24
14.30 Show Hunter Ponies (Ridden) ......................................................................... Pg 25
15.30 Coloured Horse & Ponies ................................................................................ Pg 25
RING 3 8.00 Horse of the Year Show M & M Working Hunter Ponies ................................. Pg 26
12.30 Working Hunter (Novice)................................................................................. Pg 26
14.00 Horse of the Year Show Cuddy Working Hunters ............................................ Pg 27
15.30 Working Hunter Ponies BSPS .......................................................................... Pg 28
RING 4 8.00 In-Hand Sports Horse ...................................................................................... Pg 28
9.00 Blue Chip Ridden Sport Horse ......................................................................... Pg 29
10.00 Senior horse and pony .................................................................................... Pg 29
11.00 Horse of the Year Show Ladies’ side saddle .................................................... Pg 30
12.00 Ridden Hunter Championship ......................................................................... Pg 30
12.30 Retraining of Racehorses................................................................................. Pg 30
13.30 Riding Horse .................................................................................................... Pg 31
14.30 Novice Hunter ................................................................................................. Pg 31
15.30 Local Hunter .................................................................................................... Pg 31
RING 5 8.00 Horse of the Year Show - NPS/Bailey’s Horse Feeds
Mountain & Moorland Ridden Pony Championship Qualifier 2015 ................Pg 31
RING 6 8.00 Welsh Section C............................................................................................... Pg 32
9.30 Welsh Section D .............................................................................................. Pg 33
11.00 Ridden Cobs Sections C & D ............................................................................ Pg 33
12.00 Welsh Section C & D Ridden Cob Championship............................................. Pg 33
12.30 Welsh Section A............................................................................................... Pg 34
14.00 Welsh Section B............................................................................................... Pg 34
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MONMOUTHSHIRE SHOW 2015
SCHEDULE OF CLASSES
for
HORSES AND PONIES
SCURRY & SHOW JUMPING
ALL ENTRIES CLOSE 24th JULY, 2015
Late entries will NOT be accepted.
Entries to be made via our website
www.monmouthshow.co.uk
Postal entries to:
Monmouthshire Show Secretary
Treveddw Farm
Pandy
Abergavenny
Monmouthshire
NP7 7PE
Enquiries to horses@monmouthshow.co.uk
Tel: 07841921004
Admission Prices Advance Tickets Show Day
Adult £12 £14
OAP £10 £12
Student/YFC * £8 £8
Child 5-16 years £4 £6
Child under 5 years Free Free
Family (2 ad.+ 3 ch.) £30 £35
*Student/YFC ID to be shown on entry.
Advanced admission tickets for exhibitors: £10 Adults/£4 children
PLEASE BOOK THE CORRECT NUMBER OF PASSES FOR EACH ENTRY AND
ENTER ANIMALS SEPARATELY FOR DIFFERENT OWNERS.
Affiliation Numbers: BSPS 121/15 – CHAPS 16004 – P(UK) 016/W15/7512
6NOTES FOR HORSE EXHIBITORS
We are now entering our ninth year on our beautiful showground on the Redbrook Road on
the edge of Monmouth and have been delighted with the reactions we have received from
everyone about the site.
There have been some changes to the ring layout this year, so please take note of ring times
and location. We are very pleased to announce that new for this year’s Show, we have
introduced a Blue Chip Ridden Sport Horse class and an Open Senior class. If there is a good
response it is hoped to build on both these classes for next year.
Class winners will be required to exhibit in the Grand Parade at 3pm in the Main Ring giving
your breed the opportunity to be showcased. Please make every effort to attend the Grand
Parade, it is a spectacle our visitors enjoy very much, and we reserve the right to withhold
prize money should you not parade.
We ask exhibitors to respect our parking stewards and follow their advice on parking and
exiting the showground. The exit road has been widened to allow vehicles to form two lanes.
Vehicles leaving via the Wye Valley to the South need to be in the right hand lane, vehicles
leaving via the Wye Bridge to the North in the left hand lane. Vehicles will be released off
the showground in groups.
We look forward to receiving your entry and to another excellent Monmouthshire Show.
N.B. You are required to have your horse
passport available for inspection should
you be asked to show it by any official on
the showground.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The Chairman and Committee of the Show
Society wish to thank all the Judges,
Stewards, Doctors, Veterinary Surgeons, the
Monmouthshire Hunt, Puddleducks
Nursery, Society for the Welfare of Horses
and Ponies and all the many other voluntary
helpers who assist in the organising and
running of the Show.
The Monmouthshire Show is a member of,
or is affiliated to, various breed societies
and is grateful to them for the many
qualifications, prizes and awards for winners
at the Show.
7Monmouthshire Show Society Limited
GENERAL REGULATIONS
All exhibitors should make themselves aware of the Animal Welfare and Transport Regulations
1. Exhibitors should carefully examine the Prize List, rules and regulations of the Society before making entries.
2. ENTRIES
a) Entries must be submitted on the Society’s forms before the closing date and accompanied by the proper fees
as specified in the schedule. NOMINATIONS NOT ACCEPTED.
b) A member of the Society is entitled to make entries at the reduced fee provided his subscription has been paid
by the closing date of entries and the previous year’s subscription has been paid.
c) All entries must have been the bona-fide property of the exhibitor for at least three calendar months prior to the
Show.
d) Entries (other than under B.S. Rules), in the hands of the Secretary are not transferable nor can they be cancelled
after the closing date.
e) The Committee reserves the right to reject any entry without stating the reason for doing so.
f) The age (in years and months) or height of animals exhibited for premiums must be fairly stated in Certificates.
In cases of dispute, assessment by the Show’s Veterinary Surgeons is final.
3. RESPONSIBILITY
a) The Society, its officers or servants, shall not be responsible for any damage or loss, however caused, to any
persons whatsoever while on, entering or leaving the Society’s premises.
b) Each exhibitor shall be solely responsible for any consequential loss, injury or damage to, or occasioned by any
animal, article or property exhibited by him and for its description in the Catalogue and shall indemnify and hold
harmless the Society against all legal or other proceedings in regard thereto and repay any injury which may be
so occasioned. Exhibitors should hold their own public liability insurance policy – a copy of which may be asked
for by the stewards at the show.
c) It is the responsibility of the exhibitor to ensure that all animals entered are free from all notifiable diseases.
d) Under no circumstances is any animal to be led, ridden or driven on the Showground, or over the fences, except
when going to or from exhibition or parade. Exhibitors infringing this rule will forfeit their prizes and be debarred
from competition. The Horsebox area is considered to be outside the Main Showground.
e) All exhibitors and others in charge of livestock must comply with directions from Show Officials and Stewards.
f) The Committee do not hold themselves responsible for any typographical errors.
4. JUDGING
a) Qualified judges shall be appointed by the Committee and remunerated at its discretion.
b) All stock should be ready for judging 30 minutes before the class.
c) If required by the Judges, the Veterinary Surgeons appointed by the Society shall be consulted before the prizes
are awarded but the Judge’s decision will be final.
d) The times of judging are estimated for the convenience of exhibitors but cannot be guaranteed and the Committee
reserve the right to alter the order and times of classes.
e) No Officer or Steward of the Show, being also an exhibitor, shall enter the ring while his/her exhibits are in the
ring.
f) The Society reserves the right to take a blood sample from any animal exhibited at the Show.
5. PRIZES
a) Prizes of the Society are open unless otherwise stated in the prize list.
b) All perpetual cups and trophies must be returned to the Secretary by 22nd July 2016 following their award.
c) Special Prizes are only offered on behalf of the donor who is solely responsible for them, their description and
conditions.
d) Premiums presented to the Society will be subjected to the same regulations as the Society’s own premiums
unless the donor specifically informs the Secretary to the contrary in writing before the entries close each year.
e) The Committee reserves the power to withhold prizes entirely if, (i) upon the judge’s recommendation, there
appears insufficient merit in the class, or (ii) the entries have not complied with the rules and regulations.
f) Prize winners to be ready at 2.45 p.m. for the grand parade in the Main Ring, failure to parade may result in
forfeiture of prize monies.
g) Grand Parade. Please see Safety Policy Statement enclosed for Rules on Livestock Handling.
86. OBJECTIONS
a) Objections must be in writing to the Secretary within two hours of the judging of the class concerned unless
accompanied by a satisfactory reason for the delay.
b) As a guarantee of good faith, objectors must lodge £50 which will be forfeited to the Society if the Committee over-
rule the objection.
c) No person, who shall have been proved to the satisfaction of the Committee to have exhibited illegally at this or
any other Society, shall be allowed to compete for any prize offered by the Society until re-admitted by a two-thirds
majority of the Committee.
7. NUMBERS
Numbers of all stock exhibited must be properly displayed.
8. ADMISSION
Any person without a pass (to be obtained when entering exhibit) will be charged admission. No refunds will be made
on lost or forgotten passes.
9. STOCK VEHICLES
Stock vehicles must move to their parking area immediately after unloading.
10. DOGS
Dogs will not be allowed on the Showground unless on a lead.
11. HARD HATS
Wearing of hard hats, a skull cap or a hat and safety harness according to PAS 105, BSEN 1384 (1997), EN 1384 (1996),
ASTM S1163, SNELL 2001, or AS/NZS 3838 (2003 or 2006) suitably and securely fastened, is compulsory at all times
when mounted. A skull cap or a hat and safety harness according to BSI Standard 4472 or 6473 and securely fastened
must be worn by ALL competitors in the jumping phase of Working Hunter Classes. Skull caps must have a navy blue
or black cover. The Only exception to this is when riding in a class whose governing body allows bowler hats or a
more limited number of approved safety numbers than those listed above to be worn as part of the approved dress
code for that particular showing class. The Organisers of this show have taken reasonable precautions to ensure the
health and safety of everyone present. For these measures to be effective, everyone must obey the instructions of
the Organisers and all Officials and Stewards.
12 FALL OF HORSE/PONY RIDER
A fall of horse/pony or rider during any class will result in elimination. The rider must not remount in the ring and
should see a medically qualified attendant before remounting. Any rider, who continues to compete in ridden classes
after a fall without first seeking medical advice, will compete at their own risk and on their own responsibility. BS
classes will be ridden in strict accordance with BS current rules on this subject. Medical advice/Doctors are available
on the showground opposite the general Show Sectary’s office.
13 PHOTOGRAPHY
Please note photographs will be taken on the Monmouthshire Showground by official photographers selected by the
Monmouthshire Show Organisers, for use in promotional and advertising material.
14 DATA PROTECTION
It is a condition of entry that the Monmouthshire Show Society reserves the right to forward Exhibitor information
to the press, Breed Societies and other regulatory authorities (ie DEFRA or Trading Standards). It is also a requirement
that the Owner’s name and Exhibitor details will be published in the Show Catalogue.
HEALTH AND SAFETY POLICY STATEMENT
ALL EXHIBITORS ARE REQUESTED TO FAMILIARISE THEMSELVES WITH THE MONMOUTHSHIRE
SHOW HEALTH AND SAFETY POLICY STATEMENT ENCLOSED WITH THIS SCHEDULE.
ACCEPTANCE OF THE PROVISIONS CONTAINED IN THE HEALTH AND
SAFETY POLICY STATEMENT SHALL BE A CONDITION OF ENTRY.
NOTICE
WILL EXHIBITORS PLEASE ENSURE THAT THEY HAVE THEIR PASSES WITH THEM ON SHOW DAY,
AS NO EXCUSE CAN BE ACCEPTED BY THE GATE ATTENDANTS AND NO REFUNDS WILL BE MADE.
ANYONE REQUIRING A PASS OUT OF THE SHOW GROUND WILL HAVE THEIR HAND
MARKED WITH A RUBBER STAMP OR A “PASSOUT STRAP” ATTACHED TO THEIR WRIST.
9MONMOUTHSHIRE SHOW SOCIETY LTD
SAFETY POLICY STATEMENT
It is the MONMOUTHSHIRE SHOW SOCIETY LTD policy to ensure so far as it is reasonably practicable that an environment is created and maintained at all times during
the setting up and running of the Monmouthshire Show which is both safe and healthy for the benefit of all. The prevention of all accidents particularly those involving
personal injury or damage to equipment and property is recognised as being essential to the efficient running of the Show as well as to avoid hardship and suffering.
The MONMOUTHSHIRE SHOW SOCIETY LTD commits itself to the implementation of the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 (plus any amendments as from time to
time may occur) including the Management of Health and Safety at Work regulations 1992 and actively seeks the full and understanding co-operation of all for their
commitment to the same.
The Monmouthshire Show Society Ltd with the aid of all Exhibitors and Contractors will assess the risks to the health and safety of everyone who may be affected by
any activity carried on at the Monmouthshire Show. These assessments will enable any necessary preventative and protective measures to be taken to ensure a safe
and healthy environment at the Show.
The Monmouthshire Show Society Ltd will provide adequate training and instruction as necessary for all stewards to ensure the safe running of all operations and events
at the Show. The Monmouthshire Show Society Ltd will review this Safety Policy Document annually, and amend as necessary, as required by the Health and Safety
at Work Act 1974.
Personnel Responsible for Health and Safety
The Chairman and Show Committee shall have overall responsibility for all aspects of health and safety and shall so far as is reasonably practicable ensure that
everybody under their control are familiar with the Monmouthshire Show Society Ltd’s Safety Policy and will encourage at all times the co-operation of all members,
stewards, contractors, exhibitors and members of the public for their commitment to the same. The Show Committee have appointed a Safety Liaison Officer who
shall help to ensure that all concerned understand their responsibilities. The Chairman and Show Committee will also act on health and safety guidance and advice
received from the Monmouthshire Show Society LTD’s part time Safety Officer.
Stewards
These will assist with the implementation and enforcement of this Policy Statement, and take charge in dealing with emergencies and major accidents at the
Monmouthshire Show.
Exhibitors Responsibilities
All exhibitors must take reasonable care for the health and safety of themselves and all other persons who may be affected by their acts or omissions. No exhibitor
may misuse, fail to use or recklessly interfere with any equipment provided by the Society in the interests of health and safety under statutory obligations or otherwise.
All exhibitors should note the Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations 1992, which requires co-operation and co-ordination between all Exhibitors and
the Monmouthshire Show Society Ltd. in so far as the requirements on both to carry out adequate risk assessments covering the work to be carried out, and to
implement any procedures as required by the above legislation, and also inform all those concerned of these assessments and procedures.
Participants and Exhibitors
All participants and exhibitors are required to conform to the Monmouthshire Show Society LTD’s Safety Policy Document in order to maintain the highest standard
of Health and Safety practically possible. Participants and Exhibitors must ensure the Health and Safety of themselves and any other persons who may be affected by
their acts or omissions
The co-operation of Participants and Exhibitors will be paramount in achieving so far as is reasonably practicable a safe and trouble free programme.
Safety Officer (part time)
The Safety Officer shall be responsible for the day to day running of the Health and Safety Policy and shall report directly to the Chairman, Secretary and Show
Directors.
The Safety Officer shall be responsible for: -
a) Providing guidance and advice on Health and Safety matters
b) Promoting safety consciousness at all levels within the Health and Safety training programmes;
c) Liaison with all persons, Medical, Fire Authority, HSE, Local Authorities and other appropriate departments;
d) To advise on accident prevention techniques and investigate & record all accidents to provide statistics for the Chairman and Show Committee.
MACHINERY
Any plant, machinery or equipment used prior to, during or after the event should only be operated by an adult who is fully trained and competent in its safe use.
Use by inexperienced or untrained persons is not permitted. Passengers must not be carried on vehicles and machines unless they are designed or adapted for that
purpose. Any use of equipment by persons under 18 is prohibited.
Plant and machinery must only be operated and demonstrated after ensuring that adequate precautions are taken to protect the operator and bystanders. Operators
must be told that unsafe operation will not be allowed and may lead to possible legal action by the relevant enforcing authority. All machinery used must comply with
the “Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations 1998”.
Guidance on standards to be achieved in respect of machinery safety is contained in BS5304 - 1988- “Safety of Machinery” and any guidance issued by the HSE.
Machinery must only be operated or demonstrated in areas fenced off from the public. There must be a sufficient number of stewards available to control the public
during any demonstration and adequate risk assessments must be submitted to the Show Committee covering each and every working demonstration. Operators should
be told to cease their activities should any person encroach into the danger area. When positioning ropes, fences and barriers to restrict the access of persons into
potential danger areas, an adequate margin of safety must be observed. In particular, account must be taken of the risks to those persons from materials that may
be ejected from machines.
All static exhibits must be erected in a way that ensures they do not present a risk to any person during the event (including erection and dismantling). The correct
protective clothing/equipment must be worn at all times when Participants and Exhibitors are engaged on any activity for which protective clothing/equipment is
required. E.g. any person using a chain saw must wear the relevant protective clothing. All such protective clothing/equipment must comply with the requirements
of the Personal Protective Equipment at Work Regulations 1992.
ELECTRICITY
All temporary low voltage distribution systems (415V or less) on the site will be subject to the “Electricity at Work Regulations 1989”.
All electrical installations should be carried out by a competent electrician familiar with the requirements of the above legislation and should operate to the standards
recommended by the Institute of Electrical Engineers. Anyone who provides electrical apparatus for their own or anyone else’s demonstration etc should, before it is
connected to the electrical supply, arrange for its inspection and testing by a competent electrician and documentation should show the date of the test and the name
of the person carrying out the test. All equipment should be connected to the supply through a Residual Current Device (RCD) and all cables and connections where
not protected by a weatherproof structure shall be of such construction or as necessary protected to prevent, so far as is reasonably practicable, danger arising from
such exposure.
Socket outlets should not be overloaded; extension leads should not be used indiscriminately. All mains connected portable and transportable electrical equipment
should be installed and used in accordance with HSE Guidance Note PM32 “safe use of portable electrical apparatus”.
All temporary installations must be safely disconnected and removed from the site after the event.
GENERATORS
Generators may only be used with the written permission of the Secretary. All rules given with the permission MUST be adhered to at all times.
CATERING
All static/mobile caterers must ensure that they comply with all the relevant Food Hygiene Regulations: - Food Safety Act 1990, Food Safety (General Food Hygiene)
Regulations 1995, Food Labelling Regulations 1996, Health & Safety at Work Act 1974
All caterers should realise that Inspectors of the Local Council Environmental Health Departments may make inspections prior to and during events to ensure that “Food
Operators” understand and comply with the relevant legislation.
All establishments selling Food and/or Drink must comply with the above Food Hygiene Regulations. Guidance on Health and Safety in Kitchens and Food Preparation
Areas HS (G) 55 is available from HMSO Tel: 0171-873-0011. Caterers should obtain a copy and follow the guidelines therein.
LIQUID PETROLEUM GAS (LPG)
All exhibitors, trade stands, caterers, retailers, etc. who use LPG MUST comply with the Guidance notes referred to below, in respect of the storage and use of any
10LPG containers that they bring on to the premises. Any full or empty cylinders not in current use must be kept in an adequate store as described in the guidelines
referred to below and not on the stand, exhibit or in the caterers kitchens.
No LPG cylinders should be kept inside any building. The gas from these cylinders should be piped to the appliances being used. All pipework should be rigid whenever
possible with the shortest possible amount of rubber tubing used. All rubber tubing used should confirm to BS3212. Hose connections should be secured with the
correct hose clips at all times. If there is temporary or permanent storage of LPG on the same site then this storage must comply with HSE Guidance booklet HS(G)4
“The storage of LPG at fixed installations” for bulk storage, or with HSE Guidance note CoP7 “The keeping of LPG in cylinders or similar containers” for other types of
storage. All use of LPG on site should also be in accordance with HSE Guidance Note CoP7.
Exhibitors, caterers, etc. are required to ensure that their gas appliances have been recently examined and tested by a competent person and labelled to indicate the
examiners name and date of examination.
SHOW STAND SAFETY
No pesticides and other substances hazardous to health should be kept on trade stands. Trade stand exhibitors should display only new, EMPTY containers.
Any steam or pressure vessel or lifting appliances used/demonstrated must comply with current legislation and be examined and documented as with electrical
apparatus and gas appliances.
All temporary structures including marquees, buildings, information boards, fences and gates must be soundly constructed, erected and safe for their intended
purpose and comply with the latest and relevant codes of practice. Exhibitors must give regard to the stability of their exhibits and ensure that they are secured
against any form of collapse.
Petroleum product storage must be in accordance with standards laid down by the fire prevention department of the local Fire Authority.
ELECTRICAL DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM
Exhibitors are also warned of the danger from the distribution of high or low voltage systems throughout the showground. Exhibitors are asked to check on the
position of cables, above and below ground, prior to erecting stands, marquees or flagpoles.
VEHICLE EXHIBITS
Exhibitors are not allowed to demonstrate or exhibit any vehicles in the Avenues during the Show without prior authorisation.
EXCAVATION
No exhibitor will be allowed to excavate in any part of his/her stand without permission from the Society. It is imperative that the exhibitor checks the position of
underground services prior to any excavation works being carried out.
All fencepost and flagpole holes must be filled and re-seeded or re-turfed.
CONTRACTORS
Exhibitors are responsible for ensuring that their contractors are aware of and follow all relevant Health and Safety legislation together with the Society’s Health and
Safety Policy.
Safety Requirements - Health and Safety at Work Act 1974
Special attention is directed to the safety requirements outlined in the regulations governing the allocation of space for machinery and other stands. The ruling of the
Steward on the safety of any exhibit, or part of an exhibit, shall be immediate and final; but consent to the working of an exhibit shall not relieve any exhibitor of liability
as laid down in the regulations.
The Society holds exhibitors wholly responsible for the observance of statutory regulations governing the safety of machinery exhibited by the. Machines and appliances
are accepted for the adjudication and on the understanding that they are capable of complying with the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 and the regulations that
are implemented under it.
Cycles
No motorcycles, motorbikes or A.T.V’s of any kind may be taken on to the Show avenues without prior authorisation.
Fire precautions
Exhibitors bringing their own tentage must ensure that it has been treated with a suitable fire retardant and in the case of a large marquee, a plan showing all fire
exits must be submitted for approval by the local Fire Authority. All trade stands must have fire extinguisher(s) sited in a prominent position and in full view. These
appliances should be held at the following rate: 250 - 500 sq.ft. ONE; 500 - 1,000 sq.ft. TWO; for each additional 1,000 sq.ft. or part of, a further appliance is required.
The most suitable extinguisher is a 5 kilo dry powder type, which in the case of most fires will contain the outbreak until the arrival of the fire brigade.
Fire/Emergency Procedure
1. In the event of fire, evacuate the stand or area immediately.
2. Report the fire to the Secretary’s Office where a telephone is available and the fire authority will be called.
3. Keep all spectators well clear of the area.
Accidents/First Aid
The PRIORITIES are: -
The safe treatment of the injured person.
Immediate action to prevent re-occurrence.
Reporting/Investigation
1. First aid is available at all First Aid Centres.
2. Accident books are kept in the First Aid Centres that are clearly marked around the site and details of all accidents must be recorded as soon as possible after the
incident.
3. In the event of any accident the Society should be informed immediately. The Safety Officer will be responsible for investigating the accident and recommending
the necessary action following any accident.
LIVESTOCK
In the interests of Safety unauthorised movement of animals during the show period will not be allowed.
Exhibitors of BULLS should make themselves familiar with HSE Guidance Note GS36 “Safe custody of Bulls at Agricultural Shows, Markets or similar premises off the
farm”.
Guidance Note GS36 gives appropriate methods for handling bulls at events: -
(a) Two people, one using a bull pole attached to the bull’s nose ring and the other using a rope or chain attached to the halter or head chain via the nose ring;
(b) Two people both using ropes or chains, one rope or chain attached to a halter, the other attached directly to the nose ring or via the nose ring to the halter;
(c) One person using a bull pole attached to the bull’s nose ring and a rope or chain attached to a halter, or head chain via the nose ring, with a competent person
standing by able to assist in the control of the bull if required;
(d) One person using a rope or chain attached to a halter with a second rope or chain attached directly to the nose ring or via the nose ring to the halter, with a
competent person standing by able to assist in the control of the bull if necessary.
Please NOTE any bull over 10 months old being led on the showground MUST be accompanied by TWO handlers at all times. Young persons should not be allowed
to handle bulls.
Exhibitors of HORSES should familiarise themselves with any rules or guidance notes issued by the appropriate authority or society which control the particular activity
and they must comply with these standards.
HARD HATS
Anyone riding a horse, pony or donkey must wear a hat to the relevant British or European Standard specification and of a standard approved by the governing body
of their respective horse or pony Society, Association or discipline and under whose rules they are exhibiting or competing. This hat must be worn at all times.
SPRAY DIPPING OF SHEEP
The use of any substance containing toxic chemicals, including sheep dips to prepare sheep for showing, whilst on the showground, is strictly forbidden.
DOGS
Except for participants in the Dog Show events and the Countryside Ring events, all other exhibitors are discouraged from bringing their dogs on to the showground.
All dogs, other than while competing in the above events, must be kept on a lead at all times. All competitors in the events must ensure that their animals are kept
under strict control at all times. They are also asked to be responsible for the clearing and disposal of all dog faeces.
Reviewed with minor additions / amendments January 2015.
11SCHEDULE OF PRIZES
HORSES
ENTRY FEES AND PRIZE MONEY 2015
ENTRY FEES PRIZE MONEY
CLASSES Non
Members Members 1st 2nd 3rd 4th
Sport Horses
Novice and Local Ridden Hunters £18 £14 £25 £18 £12 £7
Retraining of Racehorses
Riding Horses
Ridden Horse of the Year Show Qualifiers
Hunters – weights £30 £26 £35 £20 £15 £10
Ladies side saddle
Mountain & Moorland - Ridden & WHP
Pony Breeding
Children’s Ponies
Working Hunter/Show Hunter Ponies £18 £14 £25 £18 £12 £7
Mountain & Moorland
Coloured Horses
Welsh Sections
Foal Classes £10 £8 £16 £10 £7 £6
Double Harness £15 £12 £95 £70 £50 £40
Scurry classes Novice 5th 6th
£30 £30 £25
Scurry Championship £80 £60 £45 £30
5th 6th
£25 £20
N.B. All HORSE OF THE YEAR SHOW qualifiers include the £11.00 contribution
to be paid to the Horse of the Year Show.
1st and 2nd prize only awarded if 4 or under competitors, 3rd prize awarded if up to 5 competitors,
4th prize awarded if up to 8 competitors or more.
To avoid the disappointment of late entries not being accepted, please ensure
that they are delivered by the Closing Date. There is no leeway on getting the entries
processed for the catalogue.
Exhibitors are also reminded that entries should be made separately for different owners so that
the correct number of passes may be allocated. This will also help to avoid disputes on Show Day.
Passes are issued per animal; it is your responsibility to purchase extra passes for
drivers, handler, grooms, owners and riders.
12HORSE AND PONY SECTION
ALL EXHIBITORS ARE REMINDED THAT 1st, 2nd and 3rd PRIZE WINNERS ARE EXPECTED TO PARADE IN
THE GRAND PARADE. FAILURE TO DO SO MAY RESULT IN PRIZE MONEY BEING WITHHELD.
MAIN RING CLASSES
RIDDEN HUNTERS
Held under Horse of the Year Show rules set out in the Horse of the Year Show rulebook, a copy of which can be
downloaded from www.hoys.co.uk. Horses must be registered with the Association and all owners, exhibitors and
riders must be British Show Horse Association Members. Riders must be 15 years of age or older. Registration
numbers must be quoted on entry form. No entry will be accepted unless accompanied by the Registration
Numbers.
Classes 240 -243 are qualifiers for the Horse of the Year Show NEC Birmingham 7th - 11th October 2015. The first
prize winner will qualify to compete at the final. If already qualified the second will qualify, if the first and second
are already qualified then the third will go forward. No Horse lower than third place will qualify.
HUNTERS - Ridden Classes
Judges: Mr D Tatlow, Oxfordshire (conformation) and Ms J Bradbury, Ireland (Ride)
Judging in the Main Ring at 08.00 hrs
HORSE OF THE YEAR SHOW - QUALIFYING CLASSES
Entry fee includes the Horse of the Year Show contribution of £11.00 per entry.
The Small, Lightweight, Middleweight and Heavyweight Classes as well as the Great Scot! Ladies’ Side Saddle class
and Working Hunter class are qualifying events for the HORSE OF THE YEAR SHOW 2015.
The same horse may not compete in more than one of the following four classes.
CLASSES
240 SMALL SHOW HUNTER OF THE YEAR; any mare or gelding, 4 years. old or over, exceeding 148cm but not
exceeding 158cm.
241 TOPSPEC LIGHTWEIGHT SHOW HUNTER OF THE YEAR; mare or gelding, 4 years old or over, capable of
carrying up to 12 stone 7 lb.
Special - LIGHTWEIGHT HUNTER
HA1 THE SOUTH WALES ARGUS PERPETUAL CUP, for the best Lightweight Hunter
242 TOPSPEC MIDDLEWEIGHT SHOW HUNTER OF THE YEAR; mare or gelding, 4 years old or over, capable of
carrying 12 stone 7lb and not exceeding 14 stone.
243 TOPSPEC HEAVYWEIGHT SHOW HUNTER OF THE YEAR; mare or gelding, 4 years old or over, capable of
carrying over 14 stone.
Please Note the Hunter Championship will take place in Ring 4
Following the Great Scot! Ladies’ Side Saddle Horse of the Year at approx. 12.00 hrs.
13SCURRY DRIVING ASSOCIATION DOUBLE HARNESS
SCURRY DRIVING COMPETITION
Classes and Championship will take place in the Main Ring.
Small class 11.00 hrs, large class 12.30 hrs Championship 14.00 hrs. All times are approximate.
ENTRY FEE - £15.
Class Prize Money - 1st - £95, 2nd - £70, 3rd - £50, 4th - £40, 5th - £30, 6th - £25. 7th+ £20
Special Novice Prize - £30 Championship - 1st - £80, 2nd - £60, 3rd - £45, 4th - £30,
5th - £25, 6th - £20.
Judges: Mr & Mrs C.J.M. Walker, Gloucestershire and Mrs L Lynch, Chepstow.
Commentator Mr Steve Lynch, Chepstow
Course Builder – Mr Steve Williams
244 PAIR OF PONIES, 122cm (12hh) AND UNDER, The first 6 prize winners will go forward to compete in the
Championship. Novice - please indicate on the entry form by writing "novice" under your name on the
entry form.
245 PAIR OF PONIES, exceeding 122 cms but not exceeding 148 cms (14.2hh). The first 6 prize winners will go
forward to compete in the Championship. Novice - please indicate on the entry form by writing "novice"
under your name on the entry form.
246 DOUBLE HARNESS SCURRY CHAMPIONSHIP. Open to the first six prize winners in the above two classes.
Irrespective of placing, competitors eliminated in either of the above classes are not eligible for the
championship.
Rosettes - 1st – 6th in both classes and the Championship.
Special rosettes to the highest placed Novice in each class.
Novices to wear a white armband when competing to be eligible.
TO BE JUDGED UNDER THE SCURRY DRIVING ASSOCIATION'S RULE BOOK 2015. ALL OWNERS, DRIVERS AND
PONIES MUST BE MEMBERS AND REGISTERED WITH THE ASSOCIATION. The front axle of carriages MUST have
a track width of 130cm and may be measured at the conclusion of the round. The driver will be disqualified if
the carriage does not measure correctly.
THIS IS A QUALIFIER FOR THE BRITISH NATIONAL SCURRY DRIVING CHAMPIONSHIP AND IS PART OF THE SCURRY
DRIVING ASSOCATION GRAND LEAGUE TO FIND THE "SCURRY DRIVER OF THE YEAR".
SHOW JUMPING CLASSES
JUMPING COMPETITIONS
Judges: Mr & Mrs C J M Walker, Dursley, Gloucester and Mrs L Lynch, Chepstow.
JUDGING IN THE MAIN RING
COMMENTATOR Mr Steve Lynch, Chepstow
COURSE BUILDER Mr Steve Williams, Ross-on-Wye.
PLEASE NOTE THAT ENTRIES CLOSE ON FRIDAY JULY 24TH, 2015
ENTRY FEE MUST ACCOMPANY ENTRIES
All Open Jumping Competitions will be judged under British Showjumping Rules. Entries in these classes are
restricted to horses or ponies registered with British Showjumping and ridden by Members, in accordance with
British Showjumping Rule 77. In the event of insufficient starters, lower prizes will be withheld, in accordance with
British Showjumping Rule 76.6. Competitors are reminded that the use of helmet mounted cameras at BS Events
is not allowed.
14DECLARATIONS TO BE MADE AT THE HORSE SECRETARY'S MARQUEE OR BY TELEPHONE TO 07841 921004
THE TIME-TABLE IS PROVISIONAL
Competitors are respectfully reminded of traffic congestion on the approach roads to the Show and should leave
ample time to declare at the scheduled time.
247 HABERDASHERS' MONMOUTH SCHOOLS' OPEN JUMPING under Table A4. Speed 400 m.p.m.
Height of fences 1.25m max. For registered horses.
Entry Fee £20
PRIZE MONEY - 1st £100, 2nd £75, 3rd £50, 4th £30, 5th £25, 6th £20
Declarations to be made by 10.45 a.m. To commence in the Main Ring at approx 11.45 hrs
248 THE ATC CHAMPIONSHIP OPEN JUMPING under Table A7. Speed 350 m.p.m.
Height of fences 1.30m max. For registered horses.
Entry Fee £22
PRIZE MONEY - 1st £300, 2nd £225, 3rd £150, 4th £100, 5th £75, 6th £50
Declarations to be made by 15.30 hrs. To commence at 16.30 hrs. in the Main Ring
OWNERS ENTERING THEIR HORSES DO SO AT THEIR OWN RISK, AND IT IS A CONDITION OF ENTRY THAT NO
LIABILITY OF ANY KIND ATTACHES ITSELF TO BRITISH SHOWJUMPING, ITS COMMITTEES OR MEMBERS, OR TO
THE MONMOUTHSHIRE SHOW, ITS COMMITTEE OR MEMBERS IN ANY RESPECT WHATSOEVER. IN THE EVENT
OF ABANDONMENT OF COMPETITION BS RULES APPLY: RULE 79.5
INTER-HUNT RELAY
Judges: Mr. Steve Davies
Chief Steward: Mr. Gary Yeomans
JUDGING IN THE MAIN RING AT 17.00HRS
Judging to start with best turned out team, competition to commence afterwards.
TIMES ARE APPROXIMATE
Course builder- Mr Steve Williams
PRIZE MONEY – 1st £100, 2nd £50 3rd £30, 4th £20
A SPECIAL PRIZE OF £50. PLUS MONMOUTHSHIRE CUP WILL BE AWARED
TO THE BEST TURNED OUT TEAM
The inter-Hunt relay will be judged under British Inter hunt rules. Entries in these classes are restricted to horses
registered with The British hunt Association or pony club and ridden by members.
249 INTER-HUNT RELAY Teams must present themselves in competition order. Prize money will be forwarded
afterwards. Only open to invited local teams.
HU1 BEST TURNED OUT TEAM: Prize money of £50.00 awarded for the best turned out team.
Team of 4 riders who must all be over 16 years old on show day and must be subscribers of the hunt represented
(Entry to be signed by a MFH). Horses to be over 14.2hh. Hunting dress to be worn with hard hats. (Prize for best
turned out team). Two teams will compete simultaneously in the ring over identical courses of rustic jumps. Three
refusals and the next competitor must complete the round. Baton to be handed over to next competitor after
each round. If the baton is dropped it must be picked up by the incoming rider. No horse or rider may compete for
two teams. In the event of a serious accident to either horse or rider the opposing team member will complete
their round and the clocks then stopped for both teams. The next competitors will not be allowed to start the
course until the injured rider / horse has left the arena. The competition will be restarted with the next rider of
the team involved in the incident starting at the fence where the incident happened and the opposing team from
the start line.
15RING TWO
CHILDREN'S RIDING PONY CLASSES
This Show is a qualifier for the BSPS Black Country Saddles Best Rider and BSPS Premier League - The first, second,
third and fourth prize winners in the Lead Rein, First Ridden, Open Show Hunter Pony and Working Hunter Pony
classes will qualify.
BSPS Black Country Saddles Rider of the Year - the best rider in each of the above named classes will be awarded
a Best Rider card and will qualify for the final at the BSPS Summer Championships Show in 2015.
Affiliation Number: BSPS 121/15
Judge: Mrs S Fluck, Gloucestershire
Judging in Ring 2 at 08.00 hrs
Sponsored by D & M Watkins, Raglan
Judged under the Rules and Regulations of the British Show Pony Society –
Sections F & G of the Society's Handbook 2015.
250 CHILDREN'S LEADING REIN CLASS; Mare or Gelding, four years and over, not exceeding 122cms. Riders not
to have attained their 8th birthday before January 1st in the current year. Ponies must be shown in snaffle
bridles only. The rein MUST go directly from the bit to the rider's hand, with no extra aid or attachment to
or on the saddle. The reins must be a normal length and not knotted or stitched together at a shorter length.
Handles on saddles are permitted but the reins MUST NOT be attached to the handle or to the saddle. The
attendant MUST affix the lead rein to the NOSEBAND, ON WHICH IT MUST REMAIN WHILE THE PONY IS IN
THE RING. Whilst in the ring ponies must be led at all times by the handler. Riders will not be asked to
dismount; the ponies will not be stripped. Cantering is not allowed.
251 CHILDREN'S FIRST RIDDEN PONY; mare or gelding, four years old or over, not exceeding 122cms. Riders not
to have attained their 10th birthday before 1st January in the current year. No cantering is allowed except
for the individual performances. Ponies must leave the ring at the walk or trot. Ponies must be shown in
snaffle bridles only.
ALL ENTRIES FORWARD IN THE LEAD REIN AND FIRST RIDDEN CLASSES WILL RECEIVE MONMOUTHSHIRE SHOW
SOCIETY ROSETTES IF NOT PLACED IN THE FIRST SIX.
MINI CHAMPIONSHIP
Judge: Mrs S Fluck, Gloucestershire
Judging in Ring 2 at approx. 9.20 hrs
First and second prize-winners from the Lead Rein and First Ridden classes are eligible to compete for the
Championship. The Champion will qualify for the BSPS Champion of Champions.
HV1 Monmouthshire Show CHAMPIONSHIP ROSETTE, for the Champion Pony in the Children's riding pony
classes.
HV2 Monmouthshire Show RESERVE CHAMPION ROSETTE, for the Reserve Champion Pony in the Children's
riding pony classes.
MOUNTAIN AND MOORLAND PONIES IN-HAND
Judge: Mrs E. Briant, (Picton), Wiltshire
Judging in Ring 2 at approx. 09.30 hrs
Mountain and Moorland ponies to be registered in the pure bred stud books of their respective breeds at the time
of entry. The registration number of the pony to be shown on the entry form in all classes. All stallions and colts
TWO years old and over MUST be in possession of a current licence (unless otherwise directed by their individual
breed society) AND MUST BE ADEQUATELY BITTED.
16252 MOUNTAIN AND MOORLAND - small breeds (excluding Welsh Ponies Section A and B). Yearling, two- or
three-year old (colt, filly or gelding), four year old or over (stallion, mare or gelding)
253 MOUNTAIN AND MOORLAND - large breeds (excluding Welsh Cobs Section C and D). Yearling, two- or
three-year old (colt, filly or gelding), four year old or over (stallion, mare or gelding)
Specials - IN-HAND MOUNTAIN AND MOORLAND PONIES
HL1 Monmouthshire Show Society SPECIAL ROSETTES, for the highest placed yearling, in each of the above
two classes, if placed in the first six.
HL2 Monmouthshire Show Society CHAMPION ROSETTE, for the Champion Mountain and Moorland Pony, In-
hand.
HL3 Monmouthshire Show Society RESERVE CHAMPION ROSETTE, for the Reserve Champion Mountain and
Moorland Pony, In-hand.
SHOW PONY BREEDING CLASSES
Judge: Mrs S Fluck, Gloucestershire
Judging in Ring 2 at approx 10.30 hrs
NPS SHOW PONY & SHOW HUNTER PONY QUALIFYING ROUNDS
These classes are judged under the rules of the NPS. Ponies must be registered in the NPS British Riding Pony Stud
Book, Register or Appendix, International or Sports Pony section of the BRPSB, the GSB, the AHSB, the AASB or
registered in the main body of their respective Mountain and Moorland Stud Books. Part-breeds are not eligible
unless entered in the NPS British Riding Pony Stud Book, register or appendix, International or Sports Pony section
of the BRPSB. Ponies must be plaited. Qualifying rounds are open to ponies owned by NPS members and non-
members but only Qualifying or Life members can qualify for the final.
The highest placed pony owned by an NPS member in each class will qualify for the final. Where this pony has
already qualified the next pony standing in line which is owned by an NPS member, and has not already qualified,
receives the qualification. Qualification may go no lower than 3rd place. Owner’s membership cards to be shown
in the ring.
NPS Silver Medal Championship Conditions
To be judged under the rules of the NPS. NPS Silver Medal Rosettes are only awarded when the owner of the champion
pony is a Qualifying or Life member of the NPS. A valid membership card must be in the Rider's/Handler's possession
on entering the ring and be produced in the ring immediately on request by either the judge or the steward. If the
owner of the Champion Pony is not a member, or the membership card is not immediately produced, the rosette may
be awarded to the Reserve Champion provided they have the required membership card. If the Champion Pony has
previously qualified, it is still entitled to the Silver Medal Rosette but the Qualification Card goes to the Reserve
Champion provided the owner is a member of NPS. The Silver Medal Rosette and the Qualification Card can be
awarded no lower than first reserve. N.B. Foals are not eligible for the Silver Medal Rosette Championships.
Qualifiers are entitled to compete in the final of the Silver Medal Rosette Championship to be held at the NPS
Summer Championship Show in August 2016
NPS/Area 20 Show Pony In Hand Supreme National Championship.
1st and 2nd placed ponies from classes 254, 256, 257 to compete for the Championship, with Champion and
Reserve qualifying for the final at the NPS Summer Championship Show 2016.
254 SHOW PONY BROOD MARE; 4 yrs. old and over, with or without own foal at foot, 148 cms and under.
HR1 MONMOUTH PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP, for the best Brood Mare, presented by the MONMOUTHSHIRE
HORSE SOCIETY.
255 BEST FOAL; out of mare in previous Class. All foals must be at least 3 weeks old on the day of the show.
HR2 NOVA SILVER CHALLENGE CUP, for the Best Foal.
256 YEARLING COLT, GELDING OR FILLY; likely to make a child's show pony and calculated not to exceed 148cms
at 4 years old and not to exceed 143cms on the day of the show.
17257 TWO OR THREE YEAR OLD COLT, FILLY OR GELDING; likely to make a child's show pony and calculated not
to exceed 148cms at 4 years old. Two year olds not to exceed 146cms and three year olds not to exceed
147cms on the day of the show.
HR3 Monmouthshire Show CHAMPIONSHIP ROSETTE, for the Champion Pony in the Children's Show Pony
(Breeding) classes. 1st prize winners from each of the 4 classes are eligible.
HR4 Monmouthshire Show RESERVE CHAMPION ROSETTE, for the Reserve Champion Pony in the Children's
Show Pony (Breeding) classes.
HR5 The NPS/LAYBALANDS STUD SHOW PONY IN HAND SILVER MEDAL. A Silver Medal Rosette is offered by the
National Pony Society for the best registered pony in the Show Pony In-hand Section.
SHOW HUNTER PONY BREEDING CLASSES
Judge: Mrs S Fluck, Gloucestershire
Judging in Ring 2 at approx 11.30 hrs
following the Show Pony Breeding Classes
The following classes are for Show Hunter Pony Breeding, In-hand ponies not exceeding 153 cms. Ponies must be
registered in the NPS Riding Pony Stud Book, Register or Appendix, International or Sports Pony section of the
BRPSB, the GSB, the AHSB, the AASB or registered in the main body of their respective Mountain and Moorland
Stud Books. Part-breeds are not eligible unless they are entered in the NPS Stud Book, Register or Appendix,
International or Sports Pony section of the BRPSB. Ponies must be plaited. Owner’s membership card to be shown
in the ring.
NPS/The Grahams Show Hunter Pony In Hand National Championship.
1st and 2nd placed ponies from classes 258 and 259 to compete for the championship.
258 SHOW HUNTER PONY ADULT; not exceeding 153 cms, 4 years old and over, mare with or without own foal
at foot, stallion or gelding. (Special rosette for foal with mare.)
259 SHOW HUNTER PONY YOUNGSTOCK; 1, 2 or 3yr old, colt, filly or gelding estimated to not exceed 153 cms
at maturity.
Specials - SHOW HUNTER PONY BREEDING
HR6 Monmouthshire Show CHAMPION ROSETTE, for the Champion Show Hunter Pony.
1st prize winners in both the classes in the Show Hunter Pony Breeding section may compete.
HR7 Monmouthshire Show RESERVE CHAMPION ROSETTE, for the reserve champion.
HR8 NPS / BANKSWOOD STUD SHOW HUNTER PONY IN HAND SILVER MEDAL ROSETTE CHAMPIONSHIP. A
Silver Medal Rosette is offered by the National Pony Society for the best registered pony in the Show Hunter
Pony In-hand section owned by a NPS Qualifying or Life Member.
SUPREME CHAMPIONSHIP - PONY BREEDING
HR9 SUPREME CHAMPION. A Monmouthshire Show Society rosette will be offered to the Supreme Champion
in the Pony Breeding classes. The Champion and Reserve Champions from the two Pony Breeding sections
(Show Pony and Show Hunter Pony) are eligible to compete for the Supreme Championship.
HR10 RESERVE SUPREME CHAMPION. A Monmouthshire Show rosette will be offered to the Reserve Supreme
Champion Breeding Pony.
HR11 H.S. THOMAS MEMORIAL PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP, for the Supreme Champion (Children's Pony
Breeding).
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