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Schedule
12-13 MARCH 2021
In Good Company
84th
SHOW
Please leave
your Dogs
ENTRY
at home All ticketing info
available online at
wanakashow.co.nz
www.wanakashow.co.nz
84TH ANNUAL WANAKA A&P SHOW 1
COVID 19
STAY HOME IF YOU’RE
UNWELL
Play it safe. Stay home if you’re
feeling unwell. If you have
symptoms of COVID-19, get tested.
See information about the common
COVID-19 symptoms and who to
contact to talk about whether you
need a test.
USE BASIC HYGIENE
Basic hygiene measures include:
good hand hygiene, cough and
sneeze etiquette, avoid touching
your face, and clean surfaces.
• Wash your hands with
WANAKA
soap and water often (for at
least 20 seconds) and dry A&P SHOW
thoroughly. Use an alcohol-
based sanitiser and rub hands SUSTAINABILITY
together if soap and water is
unavailable.
• Cough or sneeze into your The Upper Clutha A&P Show is working towards
elbow or cover your mouth becoming more sustainable by reducing our waste
and nose with tissues. Put and recycling volume by implementing the following
them in a bin immediately. sustainability guidelines:
• Avoid touching your face,
including your eyes, nose or
mouth if your hands are not • No single use coffee cups – Wanakup will
clean. Surfaces may have be at the Show providing reusable cups for a
infectious dropletsa. refundable deposit.
• Clean surfaces regularly. • No single-use plastic bottles – We are
This includes items encouraging food stall holders to provide
frequently touch like door beverages in aluminium cans and we will be
handles and phones. providing water stations around the Show
Grounds where drink bottles can be refilled.
KEEP A RECORD OF • Food court sustainability hub – We will create a
sustainability hub at either end of the main food
WHERE YOU HAVE BEEN court that has signage educating people what
If cases of COVID-19 are goes into each bins.
confirmed, we need to stop the • Compost – our sustainability hubs will include
spread. Keeping a record of your compost bins for food scraps to help reduce the
movements will help the Ministry of amount of waste going in the rubbish bins.
Health to do contact tracing quickly
These sustainable practices will be implemented over
and efficiently.
three years and we will be strongly encouraging all
It is recommended you keep a trade exhibitors abide by our sustainability guidelines.
record of where you have been, Our goal is by 2024 the sustainability guidelines will
when you were there and who you become rules that all who attend the Show must
were with. adhere to
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CHAIRMANS WELCOME
Life members, members, competitors, exhibitors, To our sponsors that have stuck with us though
and visitors, it is my pleasure as Chairman of the this tough time thank you again, and we hope
Upper Clutha A & P Society to welcome you all to your support is reciprocated by our members and
the 84th Annual Wanaka A & P Show. visitors alike.
2020 will always be remembered as the year This year’s Board elections saw two of our
Covid 19 changed the world as we knew it and it foundation members step down. A sincere thank
seems like a lifetime ago now since our last very you to Jan Allen and Doug Stalker for their time
successful show. and effort during the first two years of the board.
We had the unenviable distinction of being one of Thanks also to Grant Ruddenklau for his two years
the last major events prior to New Zealand going as board chair, Grant stays on as a board member
into lock down and it was sheer luck that our and his experience will be invaluable as we finalise
show wasn’t a super spreader event for the “World the Governance Manual for the board.
Hereford Conference cluster” that was notified
only days after the completion of our show. Congratulations to Brenda King and Tony Glynn
who join the board as elected officials and I look
Planning for this year has had the added stress of forward to working with you both.
the managing the uncertainty around the virus
with plenty of contingency plans in place. Our trade sites are full to capacity so it’s time for
you to pencil in the 12th & 13th March 2021 and
On that note we once again owe and enormous come along to experience the best that Town and
thanks to Jane and her management team for Country have got to offer,
their work in planning and organising this event,
especially this year with so many unknowns so far Look forward to seeing you there
out from the show days. Regards
A shout out to our outstanding team of volunteers Mike Scurr
that grows from year to year. The show would Board Chair
not be the spectacle it is without the hundreds of
hours put in by our selfless volunteers. Thank you.
84TH ANNUAL WANAKA A&P SHOW 3
MAIN CONTACT NUMBERS
www.wanakashow.co.nz
A&P Office Phone: 03-443-9559
Event Manager Jane Stalker Cell: 021 101 7480 jane@wanakashow.co.nz
Financial Manager Bronwyn McCarthy Cell: 021 891 499 bronwyn@wanakashow.co.nz
Livestock Secretary Fe Howie Cell: 027 201 4692 entries@wanakashow.co.nz
Incl Equestrian
Health and Safety Scottie Little Cell: 021 293 7306
Dog Trials Jack Mansfield Cell: 027 244 9192
Sheep Boyd Ottrey Cell: 021 462 654
Fleece Martin Paterson Cell: 021 224 7522
Cattle Rupert Power Cell: 027 555 7227
Boer Goats Owen Booth Cell: 027 439 5516
Dogs & Pets Judy Young Cell: 021 0235 5685
Home Industry Janice Dickey Cell: 027 251 1046
Sheaf Tossing Jerry Burdon Phone: 03 443 1391
Trade Marshall Paul Tamati Cell: 022 414 3370
CONTENTS
Page Page
CHAIRMANS WELCOME ............................................3 BOER GOATS
Class numbers 450 -> .............................................. 49
PAST PRESIDENTS & SECRETARIES .........................5
SHEAF TOSSING
OFFICIALS ......................................................................5 Class 457 -> ................................................................ 53
GENERAL INFORMATION ..........................................7 FLEECE WOOL
DISCLAIMER ................................................................. 9 Class numbers 600 -> .............................................. 55
MAP .............................................................................. 10 SHEEP
Class numbers 700 -> .............................................. 61
PROGRAMME OF EVENTS .......................................12
DOGS & PETS
EQUESTRIAN Class numbers 900 -> .............................................. 69
Class numbers 1-> .....................................................15
HOME INDUSTRY
BEEF CATTLE Class numbers 800 ->................................................71
Class numbers 300> ................................................. 41 Junior ...................................................................... 74
Open .........................................................................77
DOG TRIALS
Class numbers 400 -> .............................................. 47 SPONSORS ................................................................84
4 84TH ANNUAL WANAKA A&P SHOW
PAST PRESIDENTS
1934/35/36 J S Hunt 1959/60 W F Hunt 1991/92 T M Rowley
1937 W A Scaife 1961/62 D J Kane 1993/94 Mrs D Gordon
1938 S D Jenkins 1963/64 W N Studholme 1995/96 P Davis
1939 J S Hunt 1965/66 C C Whittleston 1997/98 J Burdon
1940/41 H S Stokes 1967/88 L J Struthers 1999/00 A R Morris
1942 T S Smith 1969/70 N W Pittaway 2001/02 G Brown
1943/45 Activities Suspended 1971/72 M Snow 2003/04 D Wilson
1946 E Stokes 1973/74 S A Kane 2005/06 D W McRae
1947 C Gawn 1975/76 G R Studholme 2007/08 W P McCarthy
1948 H S Faulks 1977/78 M J G Davis 2009/10 P W Hunt
1949 JS Hamilton 1979/80 N J McCarthy 2011/12 Mrs F Howie
1950 W H Jolly 1981/82 P D Gordon 2013/14 N G Trevathan
1951/52 A S Scaife 1983/84 J C A Lucas 2015/2016 R W Gibson
1953/54 T J Allison 1985/86 A Kane 2017/ 2018 D Stalker
1955/56 L R Morris 1987/88 R McRae
1957/58 W H Gibson 1989/90 G R Goodger
PAST SECRETARIES
1934/35 J M MacKay 1956/62 J K Campbell 1973/76 G Stewart
1936/38 Miss K M Wilson 1963/64 T M A Stevenson 1977/78 K A T Hall
1939/41 T A Bridgeman 1965 S J White 1979/89 Mrs K Curtis
1942 Mr Applegarth 1966/69 C E George 1990/96 Mrs M Urquhart
1943/45 Activities Suspended 1970 G E Ramage 1997 Mrs J M McCaughan
1946/50 H A Halliday 1971 C R K Webb 1998/2005 Mrs J Stalker
1951/55 W A Scaife 1972 T C Miller 2005/2008 Mrs L Larsson
OFFICIALS
Hon. Life Members: W H Gibson, Cattle Committee: Home Industry Committee:
P D Gordon, J C A Lucas, Mrs Rupert Power (Chief Steward) Janice Dickey (Chief Steward)
D Gordon, Mrs K Curtis, A R Morris Charlie Ewing, Pip Ewing, John Jan Allen, Jill Bruce, Lesly Stewart,
Board: Mike Scurr - Chairman, Osborne, Geof Brown, Dave Kate Norman, Liz Buggs, Sarah
Chrissy Gibson - Vice Chairman, Power, Helena Power, Mike Elliot, Allen, Toni Hyslop, Vics Haydon
Brenda King, Tony Glynn, Grant Dougal Stalker Boer Goat Committee:
Ruddenklau Sheep Committee: Owen Booth, Dougal Laidlaw
Event Manager: Jane Stalker Boyd Ottrey, (Chief Steward), Sheaf Tossing Committee:
Ben Purvis, Bill Gibson, Robbie Jerry Burdon, Hugh Simmers
Financial: Bronwyn McCarthy Gibson, Murray Sheppard, Murray
Board Minute Secretary: Sue Pryde, Tony Brent, Sam Purvis, Trade: Paul Tamati, Hugh Simmers
Aspinall John Templeton, Graham Senior, Parade Marshall: Richard Pledger
Livestock Manager: Fe Howie Edward Ottrey, Dan Pickney Auditor: Ashton Wheelans
Horse Committee: Fleece Wool Committee: Announcers: Alan Kane, Tim
Fe Howie (Chief Steward), Martin Paterson (Chief Steward), Black, Tony Glynn, Cate Howie,
John Lucas, Alan McKay, Dave Tom Rowley, Sandy Morris, Jack Nikki McKay,
Mackay, Dee Gordon, Ross Davis, Taff Cochrane, Ian Bagley,
Jim Morris, Mike Saunders Farrier: S Cooper
Howie, Christine Gibson, Emma
Rowe-Pledger, Emma Davidson, Dog Trial Committee: Hon Veterinary Surgeon: VetEnt
Ian Tippett, Brenda King, Judy Jack Mansfield (Chief Steward), Wanaka
Thomas, Penny Ford, Cate Howie, Don Mackay, Rick McNeilly, Don Emergency Services & Traffic
Lydia Beales, Jane Rimmer McRae, Duncan McRae, Hamish Management: R Fegan
Mackay;
84TH ANNUAL WANAKA A&P SHOW 5
ALL ENTRY FORMS
ARE AVAILABLE ONLINE
www.wanakashow.co.nz/competitors
If you require a printed copy please email entries@wanakashow.co.nz
6 84TH ANNUAL WANAKA A&P SHOW
GENERAL INFORMATION
A & P SHOW OPEN TIMES Bikes are not allowed into the Showground
during Show days.
8.30am – 5pm Friday & Saturday
12 & 13 March, 2021 Public and competitors enter the grounds and
compete at their own risk.
ADMISSION TO THE SHOW
SHOW PHOTOGRAPHERS
ONLINE TICKETING OR AT GATE
Aspiring Photography
Two-Day Adult Ticket...............................................$35 www.aspiringphotography.co.nz
Online Only
Mike Balk
One-Day Adult Ticket.............................................. $20 Email: mike@wanakaphoto.com
Online + Box Office Phone: 03 443 1507 Mobile: 027 28 28 194
Two-Day *Youth Ticket............................................$10 Rina Sjardin-Thompson Equine Photography -
Online Only (Facebook)
One-Day *Youth Ticket..............................................$5 Aaron Vanessa Adcock - (Facebook)
Online + Box Office
PARK’N’RIDE
Children under 12.................................................... FOC
No ticket required Free Park ‘n’ Ride will be available:
Fans of the Show - Two-Day Adult Ticket...... $27.50 Friday 12 March 2021 8.00am – 5.30pm
Available online only until March 1st Saturday 13 March 2021 8.00am – 5.30pm
*Youth is 13-17 years Follow the signs……
MEMBERSHIPS TO THE SOCIETY The Upper Clutha A&P Management Committee
reserves the right to remove any motor vehicle,
Members Single - Two-Day Adult Ticket..............$25 float, caravan or any other form of trailer which
Available online is parked in any area or manner other than those
specified by Upper Clutha A&P Management
Members Double - 2 x Two-Day Adult Ticket.... $50 Committee without prior notice
Available online
ANY VEHICLE FOUND TO BE PARKED INSIDE THE
Pembroke Single - Two-Day Adult Ticket........... $60 SHOWGROUND WITHOUT AUTHORITY, WILL BE
Available online TOWED AWAY AT OWNER’S EXPENSE.
Pembroke Double - 2 x Two-Day Adult Ticket.$120 “Cars are prohibited to park overnight on
Available online Pembroke Park (outside the security fencing) or
they are liable to be ticketed by QLDC”.
HEALTH & SAFETY
The Upper Clutha A & P Society operates a Safe DISABLED CAR PARKING
Site policy. Please report any incidents to the Parking for the disabled is allocated to registered
Office in the first instance. disabled members of the A&P Society only. The
IMPORTANT Disabled Parking area available on Brownston
Street. Please refer to the map.
NO DOGS allowed in
Showground (except dog GATE ENTRANCES
trialists)
GATE #1 – Cnr Ardmore & McDougall Streets -
NO DOGS
Dogs registering for Jack Trade Office Entrance only – no ticket sales
Russell Race SATURDAY ONLY
GATE #2 – Pembroke Park - Public on Friday &
Dogs with children under 15 years only, Saturday.
entered in the Dogs & Pets classes
GATE #3 – Brownston Street – Trade, Dog Trials,
Exception of Service Dogs Horses Floats, Boer Goats, Cattle Trucks,
84TH ANNUAL WANAKA A&P SHOW 7
GATE #4 – cnr Brownston & McDougall Streets – FEES
Cattle Thursday & Friday; Public ‘Park n Ride’
Entry Fees must accompany all entries. Late Entries
GATE #5 – Stone Street - Home Industry & Fleece will be charged an additional $15. Refund of entry
on Thursday, Sheep fees will only be considered if scratchings are made
officially with the Livestock Secretary either prior to
GATE #6 – Landsdown Street walking bridge -
the Show or in sufficient time to avoid disruption
Public
to the smooth running of the competition. i.e. full
GATE #7 - Memorial Gate - Public refund if scratching is made before Thursday 1st
March. 75% refund if scratching is made before
SECURITY Thursday 11th March 2021, 4pm. No refund will
be given after this time unless a vet certificate is
Security staff will be on duty from Thursday produced. Yard fees will be refunded in full. If a
6pm – 7am Friday; Friday 6pm – Saturday 7am; veterinary certificate is produced refunds will be
Saturday 6pm – Sunday 8am till Sunday 9am. in full.
ELECTRICIAN HEALTH & SAFETY WHEN
Pumptech Industrial Power & Control VISITING THE SHOW
Cell phone: 027 550 7874
Please abide by the safety rules and signage at the
RADIO Showgrounds. Follow instructions from Marshalls
and Show officials.
Radio Wanaka broadcast live from the Show for
both days and can be heard on 92.2FM In the event of an emergency, please follow ALL
instructions given to you by Show Staff.
CLOSING DATES FOR ENTRIES Parents ensure that children do not enter livestock
All Livestock prize money will be directed pens or enclosures. DO NOT poke, hit or irritate
credited after the show. Please include your animals. Be aware of stock movement when walking
name and bank account number on your Entry through the livestock areas. Please ensure that
Form. Thank you you and children in your care do not stand behind
horses, cows and bulls. They may not see you there.
Livestock - FRIDAY 8TH FEBRUARY 2021
If visiting the Show with small children we suggest
Equestrian and Cattle online entries – you write your cell phone number on their arm.
www.main-events.com. Entries & Entry Fees must Should they become separated from you; staff
be in the hands of the Livestock Secretary by the can then easily notify you. A Parent Centre and
closing date. Lost Child Centre is located at the Plunket Tent on
Pembroke Park.
Dog Trials – Entry forms filled out on the day.
Friday 11 March 2021 start time 1pm & Saturday The roads within the Showgrounds are open for
8am. No entries taken after 10am Saturday. emergency and Show vehicles, as well as horses,
cattle and other livestock, particularly around the
Pet Parade - Enter on the day between 10.00am
Main Arena. Be aware of vehicular and animal
- 10.45 am Saturday 13 March 2021 at Pet Parade
traffic around the Showgrounds particularly if you
Ring, near Gate 2.
have children in your care.
Fleece Wool – Entries must be with the Secretary
Show Information Centre is located near the Food
and paid no later than Tuesday preceding the
Court on McDougall Street.
Show. Fleeces must be delivered to the Wool
Pavilion before 12 noon on Wednesday preceding, EFTPOS – cash out facility is located near Gate 1,
10 March 2021 by 11am. on McDougal Street at the ANZ Container
Home Industry
• Enter online at www.wanakashow.co.nz or
YELLOW CARD SYSTEM
showdayonline ‘Royal Agricultural Society of NZ Yellow Card System
• Email entries to homeindustrywanaka@ i Abuse of animals in any form as provided for
outlook.com • Equine –Rule 52 ( RAS Equestrian
• Post entries to PO Box 79, Wanaka – postal Competitors & Judges Rule Book &
entries close on Friday 5 March, 2021 Guidelines) and Article 143 ( FEI General
• Bring forms to the Showgrounds Monday 8 Regulations)
– Thursday 11 March, 9am-5pm. All Entries • Dairy –as per the RAS Showing Rules &
Close 5pm Thursday 11 March, 2021. Regulations for Dairy Cattle
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• Any other livestock, including equine & communication via Facebook, Twitter, text, on-line
dairy –as per rule 3 under Health & Safety, forums and the like’.
RAS Showing Rules & Regulations.
ii. Inappropriate behaviour towards Show DISCLAIMER OF LIABILITY
Officials, Judges, fellow competitors or any Neither the organisers of the event to which
other third party connected with the RAS these rules apply nor any agent, employee or
affiliated Show/Event, including registered representative of these bodies accepts any liability
Measuring stands and their grounds, for any accident, loss, damage, injury or illness to
bringing the A&P movement into disrepute, horses, owners, riders, spectators, land, vehicles,
or cases which are of a less serious nature their contents and accessories or any other
to the above in accordance with the personal property whatsoever whether caused
Conduct of Members, Owners, Lessees, by their negligence, breach of contract, or in any
Competitors and/or exhibitors as provided. other way whatsoever.
• Equine –refer to the RAS Equestrian
Competitors and Judges Rulebook NB. Under law it is not possible to sign a waiver
• All Persons responsible, including which would protect a facility owner, farmer,
equestrian –refer to rule 8 under employer or other person from liability should
Disruptive or Unacceptable Behaviour, an accident occur as a result of neglect to take
RAS Showing Rules or Regulations. all practicable steps. The facility owner, local
authority or farmer etc cannot “contract” out such
Rule 13 of the RAS Constitution. responsibilities by requesting a waiver of liability.
Inappropriate behaviour constitutes any behaviour All practicable steps have been taken by the
deemed by the President of the Show or their organisers to ensure your safety and we ask you to
duly appointed delegate and/or Chief Steward of take particular heed of hazard signs that have been
the Section/Stand involved that brings the A&P posted, and avoid these areas.
movement into disrepute including but not limited Children must be under adult supervision at all times.
to inappropriate language, swearing, cheating or
deliberately attempting to work outside of the Notification at this Event is run under the by-laws
generally accepted show rules and protocols. and regulations of the RAS; and the by-laws and
This also extends to inappropriate written regulations of the Host A&P Association concerned
This year Upper Clutha
Plunket will be hosting
the Family Marquee.
With an area for feeding,
changing or just some
quiet time, this is the
perfect retreat from the
weather, noise &
buzz of the show
A&P Show for your Under 5’s.
Family Marquee
Open 10am to 4pm
Fri - Sat of the Show
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SHOW M
SIDE SHOWS
Gate 7
SALES
Gate 6
D1 D13
SALES Gate 1
C1 C14 C17 C19 C32
R7 R10
R6
E1 E9
B1 B20
CV7a
A1 A8
H14
H15
H1
H28
F1
F5
F9
R1
CV8-12
Fire
Brigade
CV13-17 TRADE
H22
OFFICE
H21
CV3
F12
H8
H7
F8
F4
CV18-20
FOOD
CATTLE
BEER
PRESIDENT’S
LIFE &
Presidents Aspiring & WINE
GARDEN
TENT
SPF STYLE Ring Ring
Hunt Ring
OFFICE
INDUSTRY
HOME
STAGE
FOOD
COURT
RUGBY
CLUBS
SPF G11 G1
BAR St John
WOOL
J1
i10 i20 Horse Warm Up Area
Gate 5 i8 No Public Access
Stone St
Horse Float Parking
SPF
No Public Access
Vehicles Only SHEEP YARDS i6 i3 i2 LIVESTOCK HORSE YARDS
OFFICE
HORSE
YARDS
JUDGES
PARKING
(STONE ST) Key Gate 4
SALES
Toilets Accessible Toilet
Information Free Drinking Water PARK & RIDE
DROP OFF & PICK-UP
Cash Machines Trade Stalls
Evacuation Point/
Designated Parking
McDougall Street
Emergency Exit
Stone Street
Disabled Facilities
Security Fence
SPF
Free Sunscreen
EFTPOS available
(payment only, no
cash out)
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Lake Front
Ardmore Street
Emergency Laneway Emergency Laneway Emergency Laneway Emergency Laneway
0 Q0 FOOD Q40
Q41
T9 T6
Gate 2
W1
V1
U1
SALES
P60 P40
Q45
P1 P35
W10
V10
U10
Y20 Y11
N1 N19
PET
T5
N20
St John PLUNKET PARADE Y1 Y10
OFFICIAL PARKING
SPF
M1 M15 SHEEP WOOD T1 T4
SHEARING CHOPPING
BOER
L1 L13 KIDS STAGE X1 X6 GOATS
RADIO WANAKA
K70 K34
K1 K31 FOOD
COURT
+
SHADE
DISABLED
PARKING
J24
PEMBROKE RING
KAHUYOUTH DOG TRIALS
CATTLE TRUCK KIDS PLAYZONE
HORSE FLOAT PARKING PARKING ZONE
Emergency Laneway Emergency Laneway Gate 3 Emergency Laneway
SALES
DISABLED PARKING
Dog Trials / Livestock
Disabled Vehicles only
Brownston Street
NEED CASH? ATM
Roche Street
Head to the ATMs PLEASE LEAVE YOUR
on McDougall St DOGS AT HOME
(unless competing
or service dog)
84TH ANNUAL WANAKA A&P SHOW 11LIVESTOCK
TIMETABLE 2021
FRIDAY - 11 MARCH
8.00 Working Hunters/Local Pony
& Hack Classes/Games Hunt Ring
8.30 Equestrian Hunter Jumping Main Ring
8.30 Home Industry open to public HI Pavilion
9.00 Fleece Pavilion open to public Fleece Pavilion
9.00 Merino Judging Vetent Sheep Yards
10.00 Boer Goats Goat Ring (Pembroke Park)
12.00 ESNZ Jumping President’s Ring/Aspiring Ring
1.00 Dog Trials Pembroke Ring
12 84TH ANNUAL WANAKA A&P SHOWDON'T MISS:
Jack Russell Race
Saturday 12.30, Main Ring
Enter at K9 Natural site H27
SATURDAY - 12 MARCH
8.00 Dog Trials Pembroke Ring
8.30 Horse & Pony Classing President’s Ring
8.30 Group C Classing Hunt Ring
8.30 First Ridden Hunt Ring
10.15 Lead Rein Hunt Ring
8.45 Cattle Judging Cattle Ring
9.00 Sheep Judging Sheep Yards
11.00 Dogs & Pets Judging Mt Iron Ring
12.30 Jack Russell Race Main Ring
12.45 GRAND PARADE Main Ring
1.30 Dog Trial Final Main Ring
2.00 Championship Pony and
Hack Hunter Jump Main Ring
2.15 In Hand Thoroughbred/Sport Horse/
Pinto Pony Judging/Ridden TB/
NZRP Classes Hunt Ring
3.00 FEI Jumping President’s Ring/Aspiring Ring
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EQUESTRIAN
CONDITIONS AND REGULATIONS Age and Height. Rider NO DOGS
and Horse
All Livestock prize money will be direct credited
after the show. Please include your name and bank E2a. Open pony
account number on your Entry Form. exhibits must be ridden by riders under
seventeen years of age. Novice ponies
Equestrian Convenor: Fe Howie may be ridden by riders of any age.
Cell: 027-201-4692 E2b. Rider/Handlers’ age and eligibility is
E-Mail: entries@wanakashow.co.nz determined as per the 1st August i.e. Riders/
Handlers’ who are of age for any division/
RULES AND CONDITIONS section on the 1st August complete the
E1a. LOCALS: refers to competitors residing show year/season in that division/section.
within the areas bounded by Lindis E2c. Riders 16 years and under cannot
Saddle, Makarora; Crown Range; compete in both horse and pony classing
Victoria Bridge and Cromwell. rings. Must be in one or the other.
E1b. CENTRAL OTAGO: refers to competitors E2d. No Horse or Pony under 3 years old is
of Central Otago Pony Clubs at Maniototo; permitted to be shown under saddle
Clyde; Cromwell; Wakatipu and Hawea/
Wanaka, must wear pony club uniform E2e. Ponies 148cm and under excluded
and be a current financial member. from all horse events.
E1c. All livestock entries close with the Livestock Eligibility
Secretary on FRIDAY 8TH FEBRUARY 2021. E3a. Stallions eligible provided that the RAS
E1d. Entry Fees must accompany all entries. Late Rule CDE 14 is complied with and that
Entries will be charged an additional $15. the Livestock Secretary is notified and
Refund of entry fees will only be considered satisfied that all requirements are fulfilled.
if scratchings are made officially with the E3b. Stallions are not to be tied up unattended
Livestock Secretary either prior to the Show unless in an appropriate confinement. It
or in sufficient time to avoid disruption to is recommended that stallions be kept
the smooth running of the competition. in approved suitable yards. At the time
i.e. full refund if scratching is made of entry, all stallion owners must be in
before Friday 26th February. 75% refund if the possession of a stallion identification
scratching is made before Thursday 11th badge, which must be displayed at
March 2021, 4pm. No refund will be given the yard and on the horse at all times
after this time unless a vet certificate is while at the Show. Official badges
produced. Yard fees will be refunded in full. are available at a cost from NZEF.
E1e. If a veterinary certificate is produced E3c. In the warm up area, a stallion must be
refunds will be in full excluding accompanied by at least one attendant,
the Administration fee ($10) in addition to the rider. It is compulsory
E1f. Equestrian Levies – entry fee includes for all stallions and colts, except foals,
RAS Levy of $1.15 per class. to wear two (2) official ‘S” identification
E1g. Admission to the Showground: badges, one attached to each side of
their bridle, at all Shows/Events atall
Adult 1-day pass $20.00
times. The rider/handler must also wear
Adult 2-day pass $35.00
two RAS official (2) armbands (one on
Youth Pass (13-17) $5.00
each arm) when in the ring. ‘S’ badges to
12 and under: free
be purchased from RAS Head Office or
E1h. Each exhibitor will be issued with 2 x ESNZ; armbands from RAS Head Office.
2-day passes. Additional tickets must
E3d. All horses and ponies entered in competitive
be purchased prior to the show via the
classes or ring events or parading (whether
website www.wanakashow.co.nz
by invitation or by entry) must be entered
E1i. Security staff will be on duty from Thursday in the name of the bona fide owner. All
6pm-7am Friday; Friday 6pm - Saturday animals must be named at time of entry.
7am: Saturday 6pm - Sunday 9am
84TH ANNUAL WANAKA A&P SHOW EQUESTRIAN 15E3e. COH Classes 3 & 7 All entrants for these Championship Judging and Points Prizes
classes must be able to provide Hunt E5a. Any pony qualifying for judging of
Qualification Cards showing that the horse/ Champion must be ridden in that
pony hunted with the Central Otago Hunt event by the same rider as in classes.
hounds at least three times during the In the event of injury or sickness,
season immediately prior to the show. exception to the rule may be made at
These hunt cards must be photocopied, the discretion of the Ring Steward.
sent in with entries, and presented at time
of presentation of ribbons. To receive E5b. Points for Special Prizes in the
a qualification card the rider/owner aggregate: first 5, second 3, third
must be a financial member of COH. 1, unless otherwise specified.
E3f. COH Open Qualified Hunter Class 10. This Protests, Judges & Committees Rights
class is open to current financial members E6a. All Protests to be lodged with the
of any Hunt. The horse must have hunted Livestock Secretary accompanied with
3 times in the season immediately prior a deposit of $50, within half an hour of
to the show. Official Hunt Qualification adjudication and if, in the opinion of
Cards must be signed by the Hunt the committee such protest is deemed
Master & a copy sent in with entries plus frivolous, the deposit to be forfeited.
be carried at time of competition.
E6b. Any person infringing the rules of the
Novice Criteria & Height Certificates Society will be liable to a penalty not
E4a. A novice horse or pony is one that has yet exceeding $50. The attention of exhibitors
to win six classes in any division within the is particularly directed to the foregoing
competitions provided at any A&P Show. provisions which will be strictly enforced
or will revert to the funds of the Society.
E4b. The owner of any horse or pony that has
upgraded since their entry was received E6c. Any exhibitor or person in any way
must notify the Livestock Secretary so interfering with or using improper language
that the necessary adjustments can be to the Judges or any officer of the Society
made. If a Horse or Pony has upgraded in, or as to, the execution of their duty,
at another A & P show after entry has or being guilty of improper conduct on
been received by the Livestock Secretary the Showground, may be disqualified
then no fee for alteration will apply upon exhibiting in future shows of the
providing proof of upgrade is shown Society, and if exhibiting at this Show,
and the Livestock Secretary is notified may forfeit all prizes he or she has won.
by 4pm on Monday 8th March. E6d. The decision of the Committee
E4c. Please note that a record of wins will shall be absolutely final on any
be asked for. Horse/Pony height and subject on Show Day.
performance cards must be carried. Failure E6e. The Stewards in the various classes are
to do so will result in forfeiture of awards. enjoined and empowered to prevent any
All wins in Novice section within each persons interfering with the Judges during
division count and must be recorded. adjudication and no exhibitor or other
Should a novice horse win an Open person otherwise than the Judge, Stewards
conformation class, these wins must also and Livestock Secretary will be permitted
be recorded. Once a horse has achieved 6 to go inside the ring while the exhibits
wins in either the conformation or Paced are being judged, except in such cases
and Mannered, this horse is not eligible to as the Stewards may deem necessary.
return to Novice status should it change E6f. The Committee may reserve the
sections at the beginning of the new right to allot Specials in lieu of prize
season. A Novice is a horse or pony which money mentioned in this schedule.
has not won 6 firsts in relevant classes
at the time of the Show, not at the time E6g. The Committee will not under any
of entry. See E4b for upgrade details. circumstances hold itself responsible
for any loss, damage or mis-delivery of
E4d. There will be no measuring during stock or other exhibits at the Show.
the Show. Upper Clutha A&P cannot
take any responsibility if a horse is E6h. Reservation of right. The
not measured before the Show. organizers reserve the right:
• To cancel any class or event
• To divide any class and amend prize
money accordingly
16 EQUESTRIAN 84TH ANNUAL WANAKA A&P SHOW• To alter the advertised times classes please see rule E7f ) or if you have
• To refuse any entry (with or without approval from the Chief Equestrian steward.
stating a reason) E7f Novice pony exhibits (except Novice Pony
• To alter or amend the programme as the Stallions) may be ridden by a rider of any
organizer sees fit of any age, in novice pony classes only.
• To cap entry numbers regardless of
entry closure date E7g. Class changes – same combination wishing
• To merge classes if entry numbers are to change classes incur a transfer fee of
low $2 per class. An upgrade will not incur any
• To move an entry to their correct class fee apart from any difference in entry fee.
with the approval and on advice of the A scratching and entering on a new horse
Judge will incur a flat fee of $10. CLASS CHANGES
• Any unruly or dangerous animal may be CAN ONLY BE MADE UP TO 30 MINUTES
required to leave the Showground. PRIOR TO THE START OF THE CLASS
E6i. Any person having been expelled from Royal Agricultural Society
membership, or disqualified from E8a. Summary of the RAS Resolution Process
exhibiting, riding or competing by any – the full process can be found on the
kindred association shall not be allowed RAS website www.ras.org.nz the principle
to become a member, or to exhibit, ride behind the process is to deal with the
or compete at this Society’s exhibitions, manner as it comes to hand and in most
until such expulsion be rescinded or such cases it should be dealt with directly with
disqualification be removed, provided the show. If the matter is in regard to a
such expulsion or disqualification be RAS official, the Show may request the
confirmed by the Executive of this Society. assistance of the RAS Head Office as to how
E6j. Arrears: No person who is in arrears with to deal with this in an appropriate manner.
regard to entry fees, subscriptions or any E8b. It is an offence to carry any form
other Show charge is eligible to compete at of electronic equipment or audio
any A & P Show. Proof of payment will be attachment for the purpose of sideline
required before any restriction will be lifted. communication by trainers.
CLASS RULES, RAS, CLEAN SPORT E8c. Whips must not be over 76cm in length and
with a suitable flapper, with the exception
Class Rules in First Ridden where the whip must not
E7a. All horses to be led by the head and in exceed 68cm including the flapper.
the charge of a competent person. E8d. The RAS ‘Yellow Card’ system; please
E7b. When horses or ponies are entered in read full rule wording under the General
more than one class and the starting times Information Section of this schedule.
clash, the exhibitor must elect which class Clean Sport
they will start the horse or pony in. At NO
time can a substitute rider compete that E9a. Competitors are advised that tests for
horse/pony due to the clash. Unless you forbidden substances may be carried
have prior approval of the Head Equestrian out during the Show and that testing
Steward The programme will not be held of all animals is at the owner’s risk.
up for horses/ponies or riders competing Forbidden substance – any substance
in another ring. Horses or ponies arriving at capable of affecting the speed, stamina,
the ring after the judging has commenced courage or conduct of a horse, pony,
will not be allowed in the ring or be judged. donkey or mule by its action upon the
central nervous system or the cardio-
E7c. No rider is permitted to leave the classing vascular, respiratory, alimentary, digestive,
ring to compete in another ring until musculoskeletal or urogenital systems.
they have been dismissed by the Ring
Steward or if they are placegetter. GROUND RULES
E7d All placegetters must be presented by E10a. Temporary Pens - pens constructed
the rider who started in the class, until of electric fence tape and
the completion of sashing unless there electric fence standards are not
are extenuating circumstances and the permitted at affiliated shows.
Chief Steward has been notified
E10b. Please ensure that the yards are
E7e There will be no substitute riders after the cleaned out after use and all rubbish
section has started, ( Exception : Novice put in the skips provided. Competitors
84TH ANNUAL WANAKA A&P SHOW EQUESTRIAN 17leaving dirty yards will not be and within the parking lines) it will be at
allocated yards the following year. the discretion of the Parking Marshal.
E10c. Yard allocation: Due to the high demand E11f. Parking for all floats and horse trucks
the following criteria will apply is available on the grounds in the
• Those travelling long distances designated areas with marshals ensuring
• Those with multiple horses and staying 2 that parking is available for all Exhibitors.
nights or more. Parking is entirely at the vehicle owner's
• Central Otago and Queenstown risk. Any vehicles parked will be on the
residents will only be allocated yards if condition that the Wanaka A&P Society
sufficient available accepts no responsibility for any loss,
• Only horses/ponies entered will be theft, injury or damage to persons or
allocated a yard vehicles, their contents, fittings.
• Entries received AFTER closing date will E11g. The Wanaka A&P Society Committee
be last to be allocated yards reserves the right to remove any motor
E10d. All prize winners in horse, cattle, vehicle, float or caravan or any other form
sheep and boer goat sections on trailer which is parked in any area or
are expected to join in the manner other than those prescribed by
Wanaka A&P Committee without prior
Grand Parade. notice. ANY VEHICLE FOUND TO BE
E10e. In no case may horses or ponies be PARKED INSIDE THE SHOWGROUNDS
ridden outside the designated area. WITHOUT AUTHORITY WILL BE
Pembroke Park carries a $100 fine REMOVED AT THE OWNERS EXPENSE.
if caught exercising out there.
E 10f. Any equine therapists (eg physio, Bowen,
Equissage etc) who intend treating horses RAS HEIGHT CONVERSION
at this event (privately or commercially) ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF NZ INC.
MUST contact the Livestock Manager to SCHEDULE OF METRIC HEIGHTS
make an application and pay the applicable
fee no later than February 1st prior to the HEIGHTS CHART
event and also comply with the Conditions
applicable to this event. Riders with their Present height in hands Metric Equivalent
own personal systems (e.g. Equissage, HACKS
Cyclossage etc) are only permitted to
treat their own horses with these systems 16.0hh 163cm
while at the venue for this event. 15.2hh 158cm
15.0hh 153cm
Vehicles
PONIES
E11a All vehicles MUST display issued
vehicle passes in the windscreen 14.2hh 148cm
for the duration of the show. 14.0hh 143cm
E11b. PLEASE use Gate # 3 entrance off 13.2hh 138cm
Brownston St for parking on Pembroke 13.0hh 133cm
Park & to access the parking at the 12.2hh 128cm
yards use the gate off McDougall 12.0hh 123cm
Street near the Camping Ground 11.2hh 118cm
11.0hh 113cm
E11c. No long-term camping permitted,
10.2hh 107cm
maximum of 4 nights, camping
10.0hh 102cm
application form must be filled out.
E11d. Only competitors who have horses
entered may park their truck in
ENTRIES CLOSE - FRIDAY 8TH FEBRUARY
the truck/float parking areas.
E11e. No caravans nor camper vans ( unless it FULL REFUND OF ENTRY FEES( Admin Fee
is towing the float) are permitted to park excluded) IF SCRATCHING by 26TH FEBRUARY
within the float parking area. Camping 75% REFUND OF ENTRY FEES (Admin Fee
in tents is discouraged however if you excluded) IF SCRATCHING by 11TH MARCH
stay within the total length of your
vehicle +float (i.e. –camp to the side
18 EQUESTRIAN 84TH ANNUAL WANAKA A&P SHOWPlease note that the Committee reserves the right
to limit the entry numbers in a specific section and
EQUESTRIAN JUDGES 2021
or class.
FRIDAY
ONLY AT THE DISCRETION OF THE LIVESTOCK
SECRETARY WILL AN ENTRY BE ACCEPTED AFTER Round the Ring: Alan Windle
26TH FEBRUARY Rider over Jumps: Janice Macdonald
Stalker Wire: Louise Allan
Disclaimer of Liability FEI Ring 1: Aileen Grant , Gill McRae
All competitors acknowledge there are inherent FEI Ring 2: Angela Milner & Jenny Dunbier
risks involved in participating in show activities
HUNT RING
Neither the organisers of the event to which Working Hunters: Anne Crutchley
these rules apply nor any agent, employee or Working Hunter Pony: Anne Crutchley
representative of these bodies accepts any liability RTR: Anne Crutchley
for any accident, loss, damage, injury or illness to
horses, owners, riders, spectators, land, vehicles, Rider/Pony Class Ring 1: Denise Wilson
their contents and accessories or any other Pony Club Pony: Denise Wilson
personal property whatsoever whether caused Rider/Pony Class Ring 2: Denise McPherson
by their negligence, breach of contract, or in any Pony Club Hack: Denise McPherson
other way whatsoever.
Riding Horse : Denise McPherson
NB. Under law it is not possible to sign a waiver
which would protect a facility owner, farmer,
SATURDAY
employer or other person from liability should
an accident occur as a result of neglect to take Hacks: Janice McDonald
all practicable steps. The facility owner, local Park Hacks: Denise McPherson
authority or farmer etc cannot “contract” out such Saddle Hunters: Alan Windle
responsibilities by requesting a waiver of liability. Saddle Hunter Ponies: Anne Crutchley
All practicable steps have been taken by the Group A Ponies: Michael Goodwin
organisers to ensure your safety and we ask you to Group B Ponies: Fiona Smeaton
take particular heed of hazard signs that have been Group C Ponies: Louise Allan
posted and avoid these areas. First Ridden: Denise Wilson
Leading Rein: Denise Wilson
Children must be under adult supervision at all
Championship RTR: Alan Windle
times.
In Hand Thoroughbred: Fiona Smeaton
PLEASE NOTE In Hand Sport Horse/ Pinto: Janice McDonald
In Hand Pony: Michael Goodwin
Helmet Safety Standards - Compulsory from N Z Riding Pony: Alan Windle
August 1st 2017 Ridden Show TB: Alan Windle
As of August 1st, 2017 the following safety
COURSE BUILDERS
standard numbers must be shown in your helmet
and also showing a red tag. If your helmet has Ring One: Barry Manson
not been Red Tagged you will not be permitted Ring Two: Ian Grant
to compete, however you will be able to get your
helmet approved and tagged at the show. SHOW JUMP JUDGES
Approved numbers Presidents Ring: Aileen Grant, Gill McRae
Aspiring Ring: Jenny Dunbier, Angela Milner
AS/NZS 3838 (1998,2003 or 2006)
VG1
ASTM-F1163-04, F1163-11 or F1163-15
PAS015:1998 or 2001
Snell E2001
Non-Compliant
EN1384
BSEN 1384
84TH ANNUAL WANAKA A&P SHOW EQUESTRIAN 19HUNTER JUMPING 4 Best Rider over Jumps under 17 years
$5.15 PM: $ 10, 6, 5, 4
Back numbers to be collected from Livestock Winner receives a $50 Provida
Office and to be returned to same or the returns Voucher. Capells Trophy -Best local
bin at the warm-up arena. rider over jumps. To be judged
concurrently with classes 1 & 2.
Chief Steward: J.C.A. Lucas
Assistant Steward: D Mackay
Gate Marshall: A Kane
Writers: Fiona Nesbit, Judy Muir HACK HUNTER JUMPING
Judges:
Hunter Jumping: Alan Windle Novice horses only may be permitted to enter the
Stalker Wire: Louise Allan ring to inspect the jumps at the discretion of the
Rider over Jumps: Janice Macdonald Chief Steward, time permitting. Any Open horses
will be disqualified and no refund offered.
The committee reserves the right to change rings
and/or classes of any competition on the day. N.B. If you have entered in the Novice Hunter
Jump you cannot compete on the same horse/
pony in the Open Jump, with the exception of
the winner of the Novice Hack Hunter Jump and
PONY HUNTER JUMPING upon payment of the appropriate entry fee to the
Livestock A & P Office prior to the event.
Classes 1 - 12 are not Horse of the Year Qualifiers
The committee reserves the right to change rings
and/or classes of any competition on the day.
TROPHIES FOR SECTION
R. C. M. COLLINGWOOD CHALLENGE TROPHY TROPHIES FOR SECTION
- Class 2
CENTRAL OTAGO NEWS TROPHY - Class 6
DAVID FORSTYH MEMORIAL TROPHY -Class 3
MASTERS TROPHY - Class 7
CAPELL'S TROPHY -Class 4
CHRISTINE HEWSON MEMORIAL TROPHY -
Class 8
FRIDAY, 12 MARCH 2021
Main Ring 08:30 AM GEORGE MENLOVE TROPHY -Class 10
STALKER SILVER TRAY -Class 11
1 SELECTRIX Open Pony Hunter not
exceeding 138cm
$13.15 PM: $ 60, 30, 20, 10 FRIDAY, 12 MARCH 2021
Main Ring 09:00 AM
2 SELECTRIX Open Pony Hunter over
138cm and not exceeding 148cm 6 Novice Horse Hunter Jump 0-1 wins
$13.15 PM: $ 60, 30, 20, 10 $13.15 PM: $ 60, 30, 15, 10
One round, no refusals. Top Competitors Horses in this event are ineligible to enter
to be selected for the Pony Hunter Class 9, with the exception of the winner
Championship on Saturday. and upon payment of the appropriate
Championship 1.05m. entry fee, one round one refusal allowed.
R. C. M. COLLINGWOOD CENTRAL OTAGO NEWS TROPHY - Class 6
CHALLENGE TROPHY - Class 2 7 Central Otago Hunt Novice Hunter
3 Central Otago Hunt Junior $7.15
Hunter $7.15 The Masters Trophy. Judged concurrently
Donated by Dave & Jenny Forsyth. with class 6 – see rule E3e
Judged concurrently over classes MASTERS TROPHY - Class 7
1 and 2 – See Rule E3e
DAVID FORSTYH MEMORIAL
TROPHY -Class 3
20 EQUESTRIAN 84TH ANNUAL WANAKA A&P SHOW8 Local Novice Hunter Horse Jump Classes 15 & 19 Horses Rider is required to either
$9.15 PM: $ 15, 15, 12, 10 pay a Rider Introductory Membership $50 per year
if you are doing 4 or more competitions.
Winner receives $50 Provida Voucher. To
be judged concurrently with Class 6. OR Less than 4 –Rider pays Casual Membership
CHRISTINE HEWSON MEMORIAL ($15 per day)
TROPHY -Class 8 HORSE – no Equine Levy
9 PALAMOUNTAINS ANIMAL NUTRITION but there is the $5 Discipline Levy per show
$22.15 PM: $ 140, 75, 40, 25, 20
Classes 16, 20, 21, 22, 28 & 175 Rider –Child
Upper Clutha Open Leaping Competition membership ($90 per year)
One Round, No refusals. Up to 10 horses to
qualify for the Championship on Saturday. PONY pays Casual Equine Levy ($20 per show if
not fully registered)
10 Best Rider over Jumps plus $5 Discipline Levy per show
$9.15 PM: $ 50, 30, 20, 15
To be judged concurrently Classes 17, 23, 24, 27, 174, 178 Rider – Full/Child
with Classes 6 & 9. membership ($140 / $90 per year)
GEORGE MENLOVE TROPHY -Class 10 HORSE pays Casual Equine Levy ($20 per show if
11 Stalker Hunter Wire Classic not fully registered)
$22.15 PM: $ 150, 80, 40, 20, 10 plus $5 Discipline Levy per show
To be tried over 2 hunter wire jumps. To Classes 25, 26, 29, 172, 173, 176, 177 Ponies and
be judged concurrently with class 9. Horses - Rider – Full/Child membership ($140 /
STALKER SILVER TRAY -Class 11 $90 per year)
12 CENTRAL OTAGO HUNT Open Qualified PONY – Full Equine Levy ($90 per year) + Annual
$10.15 PM: $ 90, 55, 35, 20 Jumping/Show Hunter Start ($60 per year –pony)
Hunter - judged concurrently with class
9 but must jump the 2 wire jumps
See rule E3f FRIDAY - ASPIRING RING
Chief Steward: Warren Hewson
ESNZ JUMPING Steward: A McKay
Crew: Wanaka Coast Guard Volunteers
CONDITIONS Gate Marshall: A Kane
Time Keeper: A Gillespie, B Menlove
Writer:
All classes run under ESNZ rules. The committee
Judges: Mrs Jenny Dunbier & Angela Milner
reserves the right to alter the programme & prize
Course Designer: Ian Grant
money if necessary.
A combination may only enter two ESNZ Jumping
“By entering or attending this Show Jumping
events a day.
competition, you accept that you may appear
within differing media streams that are on location NB - Late entries will jump first and if it is a call
covering the event. Your behaviour at the event back jump off you will jump first.
and within the competition arena is at your
discretion and is your responsibility.”
TROPHIES FOR SECTION
ESNZ REGISTRATIONS – PER CLASS PHILLIPA LLOYD MEMORIAL TROPHY - Class 21
Classes 14 & 18 Ponies Rider is required to either
pay a Rider Introductory Membership $50 per year FRIDAY, 12 MARCH 2021
if you are doing 4 or more competitions. ESNZ Jumping ASPIRING RING 12:00 PM
OR Less than 4 –Rider pays Casual Membership
14 Intro Pony A1-Height 80cm Art 238 1.1
($15 per day)
$7.15
PONY – no Equine Levy
No jump off. All clear rounds
but there is the $5 Discipline Levy per show
receive ribbons.
84TH ANNUAL WANAKA A&P SHOW EQUESTRIAN 2115 HARCOURTS Intro Horse A1 .
Height 80cm-Art 238 1.1
FRIDAY - PRESIDENT'S RING
$7.15 See ESNZ Jumping conditions above
No jump off. All clear rounds
receive ribbons. Chief Steward: Dave Mackay
Steward: R Howie
Crew: D McAtamney, R Stevens
16 MCIVOR PLUMBERS & GASFITTERS Gate Keeper: Mrs B King
WANAKA Pony A 5 - Height Writer: George Ritchie
90cm - Art 238 2.2 - IJO Judges: Aileen Grant & Gill McRae
$9.15 PM: $ 30, 20, 10, 5 Course Designer: Barry Manson
Winner receives $50 Provida voucher A combination may only enter in two ESNZ
17 MCIVOR PLUMBERS & GASFITTERS jumping events for the duration of the day.
WANAKA Horse A5 - Height
1 m - Art 238 2.2 - IJO TROPHIES FOR SECTION
$9.15 PM: $ 30, 20, 10, 5
RICHARD HUDSON MEMORIAL TROPHY -
18 Intro Pony A5 -Height 80cm- Class 27
Art 238 2.2 - IJO
MALCOLM ANDERSON MEMORIAL TROPHY
$7.15
-Class 29
PALAMOUNTAINS Animal Nutrition
donates product to prize winners
FRIDAY, 12 MARCH 2021
19 ROCKGAS WANAKA Intro Horse - ESNZ Jumping PRESIDENT'S RING
Height 90cm - Art 274 1.5.3 Two Phase 12:00 PM
$9.15 PM: $ 30, 20, 10, 5
20 ROCKGAS WANAKA Pony -Height 22 Pony A5 - Height 1m - Art 238 2.2 - IJO
90cm - Art 274 1.5.3 Two Phase $9.15 PM: $ 45, 30, 25, 20, 10
$9.15 PM: $ 30, 20, 10, 5 HANLEY FORMULA donates 3kg
21 GREAT SOUTHERN Pony - Height bag of product to the winner
1m - Art 274 1.5.3 Two Phase 23 Horse A5 - Height 1m - Art 238 2.2 -IJO
$9.15 PM: $ 30, 20, 10, 5 $9.15 PM: $ 45, 30, 25, 20, 10
Phillipa Lloyd Memorial Trophy 24 Horse - A5 - Height 1.10m - Art 238 2.2- IJO
awarded for the best performed Central $16.15 PM: $ 75, 50, 35, 25, 20
Otago Pony Club pony, rider must
Winner receives $50 PROVIDA Voucher
be a current financial member.
25 Pony A5 - Height 1.10m - Art 238 2.2 -IJO
PHILLIPA LLOYD MEMORIAL
TROPHY - Class 21 $16.15 PM: $ 75, 50, 35, 25, 20
Winner also receives $50 PROVIDA voucher
26 EQUALISE Horse A5 - Height
1.20m - Art 238 2.2 - IJO
$16.15 PM: $ 75, 50, 35, 25, 20
EQUALISE donate a one tonne
sling bag to the winner
27 WANAKA HOTEL Horse Power and
Speed -Starting Height 1.10m - Art 262
$17.15 PM: $ 100, 60, 45, 30, 20
RICHARD HUDSON MEMORIAL. To be
won 3 times in succession or 5 times at
intervals. Winner receives T J Slammer Tool
RICHARD HUDSON MEMORIAL
TROPHY -Class 27
22 EQUESTRIAN 84TH ANNUAL WANAKA A&P SHOW28 Pony Power and Speed -Starting 31 Open Heavyweight Working
Height 1.10m - Art 262 Hunter over 148cm
$16.15 PM: $ 75, 50, 35, 25, 20 $11.15 PM: $ 45, 25, 20, 15
HANLEY FORMULA donates a 3kg ASPIRING WATER Champion Open
bag of product to the winner Working Hunter
29 Horse Power and Speed - Starting Winner of classes 30 & 31 to present
Height 1.20m - Art 262 for Championship judging. Winner
$17.15 PM: $ 100, 60, 45, 30, 20 receives a saddle blanket bag.
PALAMOUNTAINS Animal PEMBROKE HACK CHALLENGE
Nutrition product 1st-5th TROPHY -Classes 30-31
MALCOLM ANDERSON MEMORIAL ASPIRING WATER Reserve Champion
TROPHY -Class 29 Open Working Hunter
32 ASPIRING WATER Open Working Pony
Hunter Championship under 148m
$11.15 PM: $ 45, 25, 20, 15
WORKING HUNTERS, HACK The winner receives a saddle blanket bag
& PONY PEMBROKE PONY CHALLENGE
TROPHY -Class 32
Classes 30, 31, 32, 33 & 34 are not Horse of The ASPIRING WATER Open Pony Working
Year qualifiers Hunter Reserve Champion
Please read rule E9d
Chief Steward: Mrs J Thomas
Stewards: Mrs D Gordon, Mrs J Gillespie, K NOVICE AND BEGINNER
Cochrane, A Gillespie,
Judges: PONY HUNTER JUMPING
Working Hunters: Anne Crutchley
Pony Working Hunters: Anne Crutchley Times shown are approximate only and are subject
Pony Hunter Jumping: Anne Crutchley to change.
WORKING HUNTER JUDGING FRIDAY, 12 MARCH 2021
CRITERIA J.S.Hunt Ring
To be tried over jumps, no refusals. Top qualifiers
33 Novice Pony Hunter Jump 0-3 wins
will be then judged on the flat using the following
criteria: Jump style & ability 40%, conformation $8.15 PM: $ 20, 15, 10, 8
30%, paces and manners 30%. Two rounds one refusal allowed. No
more than 3 wins. Competitors in this
TROPHIES FOR SECTION event not eligible for Classes 1,2, or 34
34 Beginners Pony Hunter Jump -Height 65cm
PEMBROKE HACK CHALLENGE TROPHY -
Classes 30-31 $5.15
Ribbons only. ONE ROUND Two refusals
PEMBROKE PONY CHALLENGE TROPHY - allowed. Competitors entering in this class
Class 32 are ineligible to enter any other jumping
class for the duration of the show.
FRIDAY, 12 MARCH 2021 Combination must not have been placed
J.S.Hunt Ring 08:00 AM at any other A&P in Hunter Jump classes.
30 Open Working Lightweight
Hunter over 148cm
$11.15 PM: $ 45, 25, 20, 15
84TH ANNUAL WANAKA A&P SHOW EQUESTRIAN 23P C COMBINATION, LOCAL Chief Steward: Judy Thomas
Steward: Dee Gordon
HACK & PONY CLASSES Assistant Stewards: Jan Gillespie, Katie
Cochrane & Bill Stevenson
Judges:
LOCAL: Refers to the combination residing within
Ring 1: Denise Wilson - classes 35, 36, 37, 38,
the areas bounded by Lindis Saddle, Makarora,
39, 40
Crown Range, Victoria Bridge and Cromwell.
Ring 2: Denise McPherson - classes 41, 42, 43,
CENTRAL OTAGO: Refers to competitors of 44, 45, 46
Central Otago Pony Clubs at Maniototo, Clyde,
Ring Stewards:
Cromwell, Wakatipu and Hawea/ Wanaka
Ring 1: Katie Cochrane
PLEASE READ RULE E9d Ring 2: Jan Gillespie
Entry Fee: $6.15
TROPHIES FOR SECTION
Prize Money: $15, $11, $8,
HELEN THOMSON TROPHY -Class 36
Height and Performance Cards must be carried.
IAN PURVIS TROPHY -Class 37
WORKOUT FOR PONY CLUB COMBINATION – PONY & HACK
HALT & PRESENT
WALK
TROT
CANTER
LINE-UP
CANTER
WALK
LENGTHEN TROT
SIMPLE CHANGE OF LEAD THROUGH TROT
CANTER TROT
CANTER
CANTER
TROT
24 EQUESTRIAN 84TH ANNUAL WANAKA A&P SHOWGAMES -TROT AND
FRIDAY, 12 MARCH 2021
Hunt Ring 1 BENDING
35 PURVIS DAUGHTERS TRUST Best J S Hunt Ring - starting at approx. 1.30pm
Central Otago Pony Club Pony
Combination - (See workout page) No Whips or Spurs
$6.15 PM: $ 15, 10, 6, 4 Entry Fee: $3.15
Open to all pony combinations that
Prize Money: $8, $5, $4, $2
are financial members of any Central
Otago Pony Club Branch. Branch
uniform must be worn. Snaffle bits only. FRIDAY, 12 MARCH 2021
Winner receives a Saddle Blanket Bag. J.S.Hunt Ring
36 Helen Thomson Trophy Riding Class
47 Bending Race. Riders 12 yrs
Winner receives a Bridle Bag. Open & under. Ponies only
to all children up to and including
48 Bending Race. Riders 13 years
Year 8 attending Tarras, Hawea,
and under 17. Ponies only
Wanaka, Cromwell, Makarora
Schools, and Correspondence 49 Pony Trot over 138cm and
School pupils in those areas. not exceeding 148 cm
HELEN THOMSON TROPHY -Class 36 50 Pony Trot not exceeding 138cm
37 Local Best Boy or Girl Rider 12
years and under - Ponies only
IAN PURVIS TROPHY -Class 37 RIDING HORSE
38 Local Novice Pony not
exceeding 138cm 0-5 wins Horse of the Year qualifying classes: 71-78
39 Local Paced and Mannered
Height and Performance Cards must be carried.
Pony not exceeding 138cm
40 Local Paced and Mannered Pony over Over 148cm
138cm and not exceeding 148cm HORSES SHOWN IN RIDING HORSE ARE NOT
ELIGIBLE TO COMPETE IN HACKS, PARK HACKS
FRIDAY, 12 MARCH 2021 OR SADDLE HUNTERS.
Hunt Ring 2
ENTIRES ARE ELIGIBLE refers to RAS Rule CDE
41 PURVIS DAUGHTERS TRUST Best 14. Competitors riding Horses are not allowed to
Central Otago Pony Club Hack compete in Pony Ring.
Combination - (See workout page) ALL HACKS TO BE SHOWN IN SADDLE AND
$6.15 PM: $ 15, 10, 6, 4 RIDDEN.
Open to all Hacks and Riders that NO HORSE UNDER 3 YEARS IS PERMITTED TO BE
are current members of the Central SHOWN UNDER SADDLE.
Otago Pony Club. Branch uniform
must be worn. Snaffle bits only. Winner Chief Steward: Mrs F Howie
receives a Saddle Blanket Bag. Steward: Annabel Subtill
42 Local Best Rider - Hacks Assistant Steward: Prue Kane
Judge: Denise McPherson
43 Local Best Boy or Girl Rider
13 years and under 17 Entry Fee: $9.15
44 Local Novice Pony over 138cm and Prize Money: $25, $15, $11, $7
not exceeding 148cm 0- 5 wins
Ribbons: 5th where entries are appropriate
45 Local Novice Hack over 148cm 0-5 wins
46 Local Paced and Mannered
Hack -over 148cm
84TH ANNUAL WANAKA A&P SHOW EQUESTRIAN 25SPECIAL PRIZES
FRIDAY, 12 MARCH 2021
Grand Champion Horse - Sash plus HOOK
Hunt Ring 1 03:00 PM
WANAKA donate a cover, MR & MRS P&D
GORDON donate a bridle bag 70 Best Presented Riding Horse and Rider
Grand Champion Paced and Mannered Horse – 71 Novice Riding Horse, 0-2 wins
Sash plus WANAKA TRACTOR SERVICES donate 72 Novice Riding Horse, 0-5 wins
a cover, MR & MRS P&D GORDON donate saddle
blanket bag. CHAMPION NOVICE RIDING HORSE
RESERVE CHAMPION NOVICE
Champion Novice Riding Horse – Sash RIDING HORSE
Reserve Champion Novice Riding Horse – Sash 73 Novice Paced & Mannered
Riding Horse, 0-5 wins
Champion Novice Riding Horse selected from
winners of Classes 71-72 and 2nd placed horse 74 Open Riding Horse, over 148cm,
to the Champion to be judged alongside the and not exceeding 163cm
remaining winners for Reserve Champion. 75 Open Riding Horse, over 163cm
Champion Riding Horse– Sash plus saddle blanket 76 Open Lady’s Riding Horse on
Type (conformation class) –
Reserve Champion Riding Horse - Sash plus $25. Lady or Gentleman Rider
Champion Riding Horse selected from winners of CHAMPION RIDING HORSE
Classes 74, 75, 76 & 77 and 2nd placed horse to the Champion receives a saddle blanket
Champion to be judged alongside the remaining
RESERVE CHAMPION RIDING HORSE
winners for Reserve Champion.
78 Open Paced and Mannered Riding Horse
Championship will be judged at the conclusion of
79 Best Rider
Class 77.
77 Open Gentleman’s Riding Horse
Grand Champion Paced and Mannered on Type (conformation class) –
Championship will be judged at the conclusion of Lady or Gentleman Rider
all Paced and Mannered Classes - 1st placegetters
in Classes 78, 88, 98 & 108 to compete for this
award.
Grand Champion Horse - Champion Hack,
HACKS
Champion Park Hack, Champion Saddle Hunter
and Champion Riding Horse to compete. Horse of the Year qualifying classes: 81-88
Champion Rider - Winners of classes 79, 89, 99 Height and Performance Cards must be carried.
& 109 to present for this class. Champion Sash, Over 158cm
plus Vest donated by Craig Myles, New Zealand
Sotheby’s International Realty. HORSES SHOWN IN HACKS ARE NOT ELIGIBLE TO
COMPETE IN PARK HACKS, SADDLE HUNTERS or
Reserve Champion Rider, Sash. RIDING HORSE
To be judged at the completion of Rider Classes. ENTIRES ARE ELIGIBLE refers to RAS Rule CDE
PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING WINNERS MUST 14. Competitors riding Horses are not allowed to
PRESENT FOR CHAMPIONSHIP JUDGING ON compete in Pony Ring.
SATURDAY IN THE MAIN RING FROM 11.30AM - ALL HACKS TO BE SHOWN IN SADDLE AND
Failure to do so will result in forfeiture of your class RIDDEN. NO HORSE UNDER 3 YEARS IS
prize money and/or sash PERMITTED TO BE SHOWN UNDER SADDLE.
Champion Riding Horse Chief Steward. Ms J Rimmer & Mrs D Gordon
Winner of Best Rider Steward: Mrs J Muir
Assistant Stewards: Mrs H Robinson,
Winner of Paced and Mannered Ms Jen Langton
Judge: Janice Macdonald
PLEASE READ RULES E9D, E9E & E9F
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