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Kaitaia & Districts A & P
Association Inc
Incorporated 1889
132nd Annual Show
22nd February 2020
A&P Showgrounds, Kaitaia
SHOW ADMISSION
ADULTS $5 CHILDREN 5 – 16 YEARS $2
UNDER 5 YEARS FREE
SCHEDULE OF CLASSES & PRIZES
All entries close Friday 14th February 2019
Entries: Lynn Macrae, 84 Paparore Road, RD1, Awanui, 0486
Email: kaitaiashow@gmail.com
22 February 2020 www.kaitaiashow.nz
List of Supporters & Donations Ambreed • Archibald Motors • Back2Wood Demolitions • Ballance Fertiliser • Bellingham Quarries • Bells Produce • Blumhardt Family - Birchlands Stud • Braithwaite Family • Brakes Flooring Xtra • B Travers Builder • Carpet Court • Carrfields • Craig Maisey Builders and Glass ltd • CRV Ambreed • David Wilson • Elmbury Stud - M Bath • Empire Mart • Far North Ayrshire Club • Farmlands • Far North Chiropractic • Far North Tyre Service • Farm Source • Far North Vets• Far North Holstein Friesian Club • Fibre Fresh • Foster Motors • Harcourts • Hard Core Contracting • Hygain Horse Feeds • Hunting & Fishing • Kelaray Stud Kaitaia Glass & Aluminium • Kaitaia Hire Mangonui • K Oud Contracting Kaitaia Tractors • Kaitaia Water Centre • • Kaitaia Motorcycles •KPH Construction • Kane Wells Contracting • • L J Hooker • Laser Electrical • Mac’s Saddlery • Haulage • Mate Radich • Mastercraft Kitchens Kaitaia • M & J Hudson • Ninety Mile Motors • Northland Ayrshires • Orana Motor Inn & Restaurant • Oilways Hydraulics • Pa Hill Ayrshires • PanelLock Homes • PGG Wrightson Kaitaia • Pukenui Holiday Park • Ray White Kaitaia • Resene Paints • Riders Sports • Rogers & Rogers • Saddlery Warehouse • Sandhills Performance Ponies • AJ & E Schluter • Signs of Life • Shackletons Unichem • Stihl Shop Kaitaia • Stonecraft • Top Knotch Traders • Top Vets • Totalspan • Wendy Crombie-Ray White • Whitelaw Weber
MEMBERSHIPS 2019/2020
R Braithwaite Peter Jackson K Oud
J Burrough J Kennedy L Oud
I M Buselich E Kunicich S Pearce
L Chuck M Lo Giacco G Robinson
P Cunningham J Macpherson A Schluter
B Dodds M Macpherson S Schluter
D Finlaysoin K Mason G Senn
M Gamble M Matthews C Travers
M Holland B McDonald G Travers
M & J Hudson T McMahon R Shepherd
M Hutchings O Michie L Walker
Patty Jackson G O’Brien L Walker
GENERAL INFORMATION – STEWARDS
Chief Steward M Macpherson 09 408 2766
Sheep/Wool G Senn 09 408 0818
Equestrian D Finlayson 027 499 2336
Arabs K Mason 09 408 7935
Cattle Mike Brockbank 09 408 5715
Dairy Cattle G Travers 09 9296822
Trade Space B McDonald 09 9296822
Pet Parade Top Vets 09 408 2838
Programme of Horse Events - Saturday 22nd February 2020 9:00 am Park Hacks, Show Hacks, Riding Horse and Saddle Hunter Classes (Main Oval) 9:00 am Ridden Pony, Show Pony, Saddle Hunter Pony Classes (Main Oval) 9:00 am Pony Club Classes (Main Oval) 9.00 am Lead Rein and First Ridden Classes (Main Oval) 1:00 pm Stock Horse Classes (Main Oval) 1:00 pm Hunter classes (Main Oval) 1:00 pm Arabian Horses (Polo Cross field) 1:00 pm Led Sport Horse Classes/Led Pony Classes (Polo Cross field)
CONDITIONS OF ENTRY HORSE & PONY SECTION
All competitors must comply with steward’s instructions
• Late entry penalty of 50% NO ENTRIES ACCEPTED ON SHOW DAY
• Entries will not be acknowledged unless accompanied by entry fees. Entries made by phone or email must have entry fees
paid immediately by bank deposit. Please email proof of deposit.
• Competitors under the age of 25yrs are required to enter their date of birth on entry forms.
• Entry Fees, unless otherwise stated, $5.00 per class entered. Members receive a 10% discount.
• Prize money unless otherwise stated, 1st $15.00, 2nd $10.00, 3rd $5.00
Four or more entries – Full prize money paid out
Three or less entries – 1st prize only paid out
If only 1 entry in class – Ribbon prize only.
• Supported classes may be product instead of prize money
• Only first place getters to parade for champion, 2nd place getters to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining
winners for Reserve.
• All Horses must have an RAS height certificate to be carried at all times, excluding the Sport Horse, Show Hunter, Stock
Horse and Pony Club Section.
• Entry to Pony Rings, up to 16 yrs (@ the first of August)
• Two refusals or failing to jump a fence will eliminate
• Stallion entries will be accepted but must be supervised at all times in accordance with current RAS rules. They must have
an “S” badge attached at all time.
• No penning behind tapes or ropes of the horses or ponies while on the show grounds at all times.
• In accordance with the Health and Safety Act, the rider must wear an approved safety helmet at all times.
HEALTH & SAFETY:
All Exhibitors agree to comply with the Terms of the Health & Safety to Work Act 2016 and its subsequent amendments.
Kaitaia & Districts A & P will not accept no responsibility in any claim from any person resulting from non-compliance with
the act.
RULES AND REGULATIONS:
All entries to be made under the Rules and Regulations of the Royal Agricultural Society of New Zealand as adopted by the
Association, and no entry will be accepted except on the express condition that the exhibitor shall comply with and submit to such
regulation and rules of the association in all respects.
FORBIDDEN SUBSTANCES:
The Kaitaia & Districts A&P Association is an affiliated A&P Show of the Royal Agricultural society of New Zealand (Inc) and as such
the rules of the Royal Agricultural Society of New Zealand (Inc) for Forbidden Substances will apply to this show. All matters
pertaining to the Forbidden Substances come under the jurisdiction of the Royal Agricultural Society of New Zealand (Inc) Horse
steward’s council, Forbidden Substances Judiciary Committee Testing for forbidden substances will be carried out by
Stewards appointed by the Forbidden Substances Judiciary Committee from nominations made by the Royal
Agricultural Society District Committee and subject to approval by KDAP Assn
HORSE TROPHIES
PLEASE RETURN ALL CUPS AND TROPHIES NO LATER THAN SHOW DAY.
ALL TROPHIES TO BE COLLECTED FROM THE TROPHY STEWARD IN THE SECRETARY’S OFFICE.
HACKS
McBeth Cup Best Local Hack
N Sloane Trophy Champion Hack
PARK HACKS
Gardner Trophy Champion Park Hack
Peter Gardiner Memorial Trophy Best Local Hack
INTERMEDIATE PONY
Thelma Puckey Memorial Trophy Local Pony on the Flat
Goodhew Trophy Champion Pony
Gloria Reed Challenge Local Rider
JUNIOR PONY
Patrons Trophy Champion Pony on the Flat
Barry Cup Local Rider
K McKenty Cup Most Points
(Local residents only)
SPORT HORSES
P & G Curtis Tray Mare to Breed
.
DEFINITIONS HACK Over 158 cm The ideal hack should be a sound quality animal with good conformation and even temperament. A top class hack will also show elegance and gaiety and demonstrate very good movement. The stride is expected to be long, straight and light, covering a lot of ground with some extravagance. Exaggerated knee action is not desirable. The hack should possess the qualities of a good riding horse, presence, elegance and free movement. It is these qualities that catch a Judge’s eye. PARK HACK Over 148cm and up to 158cm. The ideal Park Hack should be a sound quality animal with good conformation and even temperament. A top class Park Hack will also show elegance and gaiety and demonstrate very good movement. The stride is expected to be long, straight and light, covering a lot of ground with some extravagance. The Park Hack should possess the qualities of a good riding horse, presence, elegance and free movement. SADDLE HUNTER Over 148cm. The ideal Hunter under Saddle should have substance, be active and well mannered, with strong easy paces. A Saddle Hunter must be capable of carrying weight for long distances over varied country. Flat Hunters are expected to gallop in their work out and gallop must play a large part in the decision of the Judge. RIDING HORSE This is a Show Horse of slightly less elegance and gaiety than a Show Hack. Over 148cm, it has more bone and substance than a Show Hack but is not as heavy as a Hunter; with workman-like strong even paces, excellent conformation, manners and temperament, and capable of carrying a Lady or Gentleman rider pleasantly over longer journey’s than a Show Hack. LEAD REIN & FIRST RIDDEN PONIES Both leading Rein and First Ridden Ponies should be safe and suitable. They should possess a good front, even gaits and not too wide for the small riders. The stride should not be too long, as they would unseat the rider and cause the rider to lose balance. Ideally the First Ridden Pony is a little more scopey in both conformation and movement than the Leading Rein pony, although many ponies compete successfully in both sections. Combinations in one section may not enter any other section. Lead Rein riders must be 7 years of age and under. Ponies to be led by an adult with the leading rein attached to the noseband of a snaffle bridle. Ponies will be asked to walk and trot, no cantering under any circumstances. Running or bearing reins or similar tackle are not allowed. PONY The ideal pony should be a sound quality animal with good conformation and even temperaments. A top class pony will also show elegance and gaiety and demonstrate very good movement. The stride is expected to be long, straight and light, covering a lot of ground with some extravagance and free movement. The pony should possess the qualities of a good riding horse, presence, elegance and free movement. Ponies should have definite pony type and characteristics. PONY CLUB This class is open to all riders up to the age of 24 years. No height certificate is required There is also an adult ride for those 25 years and over NOVICE A Novice exhibit or rider is one that has yet to win six (6) classes in any division within the competitions provided by any A&P show/event.
HORSE SECTION
Judging commences 9.00
**A horse may only be entered in the Show Hack or Park Hack or Riding Horse or Saddle Hunter section. A
horse may only be entered in a Lady’s or Gentleman’s class - not both** All entries to carry current RAS
height certificate.
Supreme Ridden Horse – Sponsored by Kelaray Stud Garland and
$100 Cash Prize
Combined Best Presented & Rider Classes - For Show Hacks, Park Hacks, Riding Horses & Saddle
Hunter Horses.
31 Presented Show Hack, Park Hack, Riding Horse or Saddle Hunter & Rider
Vouchers supported by Saddlery Warehouse
32 Local Horse – Park Hack, Show Hack, Saddle Hunter & Riding Horse combined
Supported by Laser Electrical
33 Novice Rider, 17 years & over, 0-5 wins Supported by Ray White Kaitaia
34 Youth or Girl Rider,17 years & under 21 years Supported by The Braithwaite Family
35 Best Rider, 21 years & over Supported by Kaitaia Water Centre
Champion & Reserve Champion Adult Rider.
(To be judged from the winners of classes 33,34, & 35. Second placed rider to the Champion is to be judged
alongside the remaining winners for Reserve Champion.
RIDERS SPORTS
PARK HACK RING - over 148cm & not exceeding 158cm
**A horse may only be entered in the Show Hack or Park Hack or Riding Horse or Saddle Hunter section. A
horse may only be entered in a Lady’s or Gentleman’s class - not both**
36 Novice Park Hack, 0-2 wins Supported by Riders Sports
37 Novice Park Hack, 0-5 wins Supported by Back2wood Demolition
Champion & Reserve Champion Novice Park Hack
(To be judged from the winners of classes 36 & 37. Second placed Novice Park Hack to the Champion is to
be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve Champion)
38 Novice Paced & Mannered Park Hack, 0-5 wins Supported by Riders Sports
39 Open Park Hack, over 148cm & not exceeding 153cm Supported by Braithwaite Family
40 Open Park Hack, over 153cm & not exceeding 158cm Supported by Hard Core Contracting Ltd
41 Open Lady’s Park Hack on Type - Lady or Gentleman Rider Supported by Resene Colorshop
42 Open Gentleman’s Park Hack on Type - Lady or Gentleman Rider Supported by Laser Electrical
Champion & Reserve Champion Open Park Hack – Gardner Trophy (To be judged from the winners of
classes 39,40,41 & 42. Second placed horse to the Champion is to be judged alongside the remaining
winners for Reserve Champion.
43 Open Paced & Mannered Park Hack Supported by Riders SportsSHOW HACK RING - over 158cm
Judging follows Park Hack
**A horse may only be entered in the Show Hack or Park Hack or Riding Horse or Saddle Hunter section. A
horse may only be entered in a Lady’s or Gentleman’s class - not both**
44 Novice Show Hack, 0-2 wins Supported by Far North Tyre Services
45 Novice Show Hack, 0-5 wins Supported by Laser Electrical
Champion & Reserve Novice Show Hack (To be judged from the winners of classes 44 & 45. Second
placed horse to the Champion is to be judged alongside the remaining winners for reserve Champion.
46 Novice Paced & Mannered Show Hack, 0-5 wins Supported by Pukenui Holiday Park
47 Open Show Hack, over 158cm & not exceeding 163cm Supported by Mastercraft Kitchens
48 Open Show Hack, over 163cm Supported by Hard Core Contracting Ltd
49 Open Lady’s Hack on Type - Lady or Gentleman Rider Supported by Back2Wood Demolition
50 Open Gentleman’s Hack on Type - Lady or Gentleman Rider Supported by Wendy Crombie Ray
White
Champion & Reserve Champion Open Show Hack – N Sloane Trophy (To be judged from the winners
of Classes 47,48,49 & 50. Second placed horse to the Champion will be judged alongside the remaining
winners for Reserve Champion.
51 Open Paced & Mannered Show Hack Supported by Carpet Court
PanelLock Homes
RIDING HORSE RING - Over 148cm
Judging follows Show Hack
**A horse may only be entered in the Show Hack or Park Hack or Riding Horse or Saddle Hunter section. A
horse may only be entered in a Lady’s or Gentleman’s class - not both**
52 Novice Riding Horse, 0-2 wins Supported by PanelLock Homes
53 Novice Riding Horse, 0-5 wins Supported by PanelLock Homes
Champion & Reserve Champion Novice Riding Horse. (To be judged from the winners of classes 52 &
53. Second Placed horse to the Champion is to be judged alongside remaining winners for Reserve
Champion.)
54 Novice Paced & Mannered Riding Horse, 0-5 wins Supported by PanelLock Homes
55 Open Riding Horse, over 148cm & not exceeding 163cm Supported by PanelLock Homes
56 Open Riding Horse, over 163cm Supported by PanelLock Homes
57 Open Lady’s Riding Horse on Type - Lady or Gentleman Rider Supported by PanelLock Homes
58 Open Gentleman’s Riding Horse on Type - Lady or Gentleman Rider Supported by Foster Motors
Champion & Reserve Champion Open Riding Horse. (To be judged from the winners of classes 55,56,57
& 58. Second placed horse to the Champion is to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve
Champion.)
59 Open Paced & Mannered Riding Horse Supported by Carpet CourtSADDLE HUNTER RING - Over 148cm
**A horse may only be entered in the Show Hack or Park Hack or Riding Horse or Saddle Hunter section. A
horse may only be entered in a Lady’s or Gentleman’s class - not both**
60 Novice Saddle Hunter, 0-2 wins Supported by Carpet Court
61 Novice Saddle Hunter, 0-5 wins Supported by Back2wood Demolition
Champion & Reserve Champion Novice Saddle Hunter. (To be judged from the winners of classes 60 &
61. Second placed horse to the Champion is to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve
Champion.)
62 Novice Paced & Mannered Saddle Hunter, 0-5 wins Supported by Stihl Shop
63 Open Saddle Hunter, over 148cm & not exceeding 163cm Supported by Ray White Kaitaia
64 Open Saddle Hunter, over 163cm Supported by Foster Motors
65 Open Lady’s Saddle Hunter on Type - Lady or Gentleman Rider Supported by Pukenui Holiday
Park
66 Open Gentleman’s Saddle Hunter on Type - Lady or Gentleman Rider Supported by Stihl Shop
Champion & Reserve Champion Open Saddle Hunter (To be judged from the winners of classes
63,64,65 & 66. Second placed horse to the Champion is to be judged alongside the remaining winners for
Reserve Champion.)
67 Open Paced & Mannered Saddle Hunter Supported by Resene ColorshopEMPIRE MART
HACK HUNTERS
HUNTER CLASSES: Height 90cm – 1m
141 Eye Opener Supported by Empire Mart
142 Rider over Hurdles Supported by Far North Chiropractic
143 Local Hunter Supported by Empire Mart
144 Novice Hunter 0 – 5 wins Supported by Empire Mart
145 Novice Hunter 0 – 2 wins Supported by Hard Core Contracting Ltd
146 Open Hunter Supported by Sloane Livestock. ENTRY FEE: $10
Money: 1st $40; 2nd $20; 3rd $15
147 Special Hunter Supported by Empire Mart
148 Handy Hunter Supported by Hard Core Contracting Ltd
149 Wire Jump Supported by Braithwaite Family
CHAMPION & RESERVE HUNTER (1st PLACE GETTERS FROM CLASSES, 144 - 148, 2nd
PLACE GETTERS TO STAND BY)RIDDEN PONY SECTION
Judging commences 9.00
A pony may only be entered in the Show Pony ring or the Saddle Hunter Pony Ring - Not Both. Combined
section open to both Show Pony & Saddle Hunter Pony All novice pony classes are open to riders of any
age. Adults may Ride ponies in Novice Classes only. All ages of riders are taken as at 01/08/18. All
competitors to carry current RAS Height Certificate
Combined Best Presented & Rider Classes
71 Best presented Show Pony or Saddle Hunter Pony, Rider & Equipment
Vouchers supported by Saddlery Warehouse
72 Local Rider 12 years & under (Barry Cup)-Local Residents only Supported by Bruce Travers
Builder
73 Local Rider 13-16 years (Gloria Reed Challenge Trophy)-Local Residents only
Supported by Kaitaia Water Centre
74 Local Pony – Show Pony or Saddle Hunter Pony (Thelma Puckey Memorial Trophy)- Local
Resident only Supported by Ray White Kaitaia
75 Best Novice Junior Rider, 0-5 wins Supported by Totalspan
76 Best Rider, 11 years & under Supported by Mastercraft Kitchens Kaitaia
77 Best Rider, 12,13 & 14 years Supported by Kaitaia Glass & Aluminium
78 Best Rider, 15 & 16 years Supported Far North Tyres Service
Champion & Reserve Champion Junior Rider (To be judged from the winners of classes 75, 76,77 & 78.
Second Placed Rider to the Champion Junior rider is to be judged alongside the remaining winners for
Reserve Champion)
L J HOOKER
SHOW PONY RING
A pony may only be entered in the Show Pony ring or the Saddle Hunter Pony Ring - Not Both
81 Novice Show Pony 148cm & under 0-2 wins Supported by L J Hooker
82 Novice Show Pony 148cm & under 0-5 wins Supported Far North Tyre Service
Champion & Reserve Novice Show Pony (To be judged from the winners of classes 81 & 82. Second
placed pony to the champion is to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve Champion) 83
Novice Paced & Mannered Show pony 148cm & under 0-5 wins Supported by Sandhills Performance
Ponies
84 Open Show Pony, not exceeding 128cm Supported by LJ Hooker
85 Open Show Pony, over 128cm & not exceeding 138cm Supported by Sandhills Performance
Ponies
86 Open Show Pony, over 138cm & not exceeding 148cm Supported by L J Hooker
Champion & Reserve Open Show Pony – Goodhew Trophy (To be judged from the winners of classes
84, 85 & 86. Second placed pony to the Champion is to be judged alongside the remaining winners for
Reserve Champion.)
87 Open Paced & Mannered Show Pony 148cm & under Supported by LJ HookerSADDLE HUNTER PONY RING
A pony may only be entered in the Show Pony ring or the Saddle Hunter Pony Ring - Not Both
88 Novice Saddle Hunter Pony 148cm & under, 0-2 wins Supported by Wendy Crombie-Ray White
89 Novice Saddle Hunter Pony 148cm & under, 0-5 wins Supported by Bells Produce
Champion & Reserve Novice Saddle Hunter Pony (To be judged from the winners of classes 88 & 89,
Second placed pony to the Champion is to be judged alongside remaining winners for Reserve Champion.)
90 Novice Paced & Mannered Saddle Hunter Pony 148cm & under, 0-5 wins Supported by Totalspan
91 Open Saddle Hunter Pony, not exceeding 128cm Supported by Sandhills Performance Ponies
92 Open Saddle Hunter Pony, over 128cm & not exceeding 138cm K Oud Contracting
93 Open Saddle Hunter Pony, over 138cm & not exceeding 148cm
supported by Sandhills Performance Ponies
Champion & Reserve Open Saddle Hunter Pony – Patrons Trophy (To be judged from the winners of
classes 91,92 & 93. Second placed pony to the Champion is to be judged alongside the remaining winners
for Reserve Champion.)
94 Open Paced & Mannered Saddle Hunter Pony 148cm & under Supported by Stihl ShopLEAD REIN SECTION
Judging commences 9.00
In this section, the judging criteria is 60% suitability, temperament and safeness, & 40% conformation &
paces. Riders in this section may not enter any other section. Riders must be under 8 years of age and a
minimum of 4 years of age as at 01/08/18. Ponies to be led by an attendant (14 years & over) with the lead
rein attached to the cavesson noseband of a snaffle bridle. Ponies will be asked to walk & trot - no cantering
under any circumstances. All entries to carry current RAS height certificate.
101 Best presented Rider, Pony & Handler Vouchers supported by Saddlery Warehouse
102 Novice Lead Rein Pony, not exceeding 128cm 0-5 wins Supported by Far North Chirpractic
103 Open Lead Rein Pony, not exceeding 123cm Supported by K Oud Contracting
104 Open Lead Rein Pony, over 123cm & not exceeding 128cm Supported by Carters Tyres
Champion & Reserve Champion Lead Rein Pony (to be judged from the winners of classes 102,103 &
104. Second placed Pony to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve
Champion)
105 Open Paced & Mannered Lead Rein Pony Supported by Mastercraft Kitchens Kaitaia
106 Best Lead Rein Rider Supported by Resene Paints
STONECRAFT
FIRST RIDDEN SECTION
This is a transition ring from being led to riding on your own. Riders in this section may not enter any other
section. A First Ridden Rider is only able to compete in the First Ridden Section for a maximum of twenty-
four months from the date of their first Show. The age limit in the First Ridden Section is under 10 years as
at 01/08/18. In this section the judging criteria is 60% suitability, temperament & safeness and 40%
conformation & paces. No Cantering on the Circle, Canter only during individual workouts. All entries to
carry current RAS height certificate.
111 Best Presented First Ridden Pony, Rider & Equipment – Supported by Kaitaia Glass &
Aluminium
112 Novice First Ridden Pony, not exceeding 138cm 0-5 wins – Supported by Riders Sports
113 Open First Ridden Pony, not exceeding 128cm – Supported by Stonecraft
114 Open First Ridden Pony, over 128cm & not exceeding 138cm Supported by Riders Sports
Champion & Reserve Champion First Ridden Pony (To be judged from the winners of classes 112, 113
& 114. Second placed pony to the Champion is to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve
Champion)
115 Paced & Mannered First Ridden Pony 0-5 wins – Supported by Stonecraft
116 Open Paced & Mannered First Ridden Pony – Supported by Kaitaia Glass & Aluminium
117 Novice First Ridden Rider 0-5 wins -- Supported by Stonecraft
118 Open First Ridden Rider – Supported by StonecraftEMPIRE MART
PONY HUNTER CLASSES
Heights 60cm – 80cms
241 Eye Opener Supported by Empire Mart
242 Novice Rider 0 – 5 wins Supported by Empire Mart
243 Rider 12yrs and under Supported by Fosters
244 Rider 13yrs and over Supported by Oilway Hydraulics
245 Local Rider 12yrs and under Supported by Bells Produce Kaitaia
246 Local Rider 13yrs and over Supported by Empire Mart
247 Novice Pony Hunter 0 – 2 wins Supported by Oilway Hydraulics
248 Novice Pony Hunter 0 – 5 wins Supported by Macs Saddlery 249 Open Hunter Supported by
Sloane Livestock; ENTRY FEE $10
Prize Money: 1st $40; 2nd $20; 3rd $15
250 Handy Hunter Supported by Empire Mart
251 Wire Jump Supported by Macs Saddlery
CHAMPION AND RESERVE HUNTER (1st PLACE GETTERS FROM CLASSES, 247 - 250, 2nd
PLACE GETTERS TO STAND BY)
PONY CLUB RING
Judging to commence at 9:00 am
Entry Fee: $5.00 per class Prize Money 1st $15.00, 2nd $10.00, 3rd $5.00 Ribbon only for 4th Place
OPEN TO RIDERS 3 YEARS AND UP TO 24 YEARS. OPEN TO ALL HACKS AND PONIES NO HEIGHT
CERTIFICATE REQUIRED
121 Best Presented Mount, Rider & Gear
122 Rider 6 years and under (on or off lead)
123 Rider on the Flat 7-12 years Supported by Craig Maisey Builders & Glass Ltd
124 Rider on the Flat 13-16 years
125 Rider on the Flat 17 years and up to 24 years
126 Best Walk, Trot & Halt (12 years and under on or off lead)
127 Best Walk, Trot, Canter & Halt
128 Best Figure of 8
129 Best Combination (open to all competitors)
130 Walk, Trot, Jump (open to all competitors)
131 Walk, Trot, Canter, Jump (open to all competitors)
132 School Mount (To carry 2 or more riders)
CHAMPION AND RESERVE PONY CLUB MOUNT (1st PLACE GETTERS FROM CLASSES), 2nd PLACE
GETTERS TO STAND BY)STOCK HORSE RING
Judging to commence at 1:00pm in Main Oval
Entry Fee: $5.00 per class Prize Money 1st $15.00, 2nd $10.00, 3rd $5.00
Age required on entry for Junior Classes
NOTE: ALL RIDERS MUST WEAR RED TAGGED SAFETY HELMETS.
161 Best Turned Out, Stock Horse, Rider and Gear
162 Best Walking Stock Horse
163 Versatile Stock Horse Supported by Empire Mart
164 Versatile Stock Horse, Rider 12yrs and under
165 Riding Pattern (Walk, Trot, Figure 8, Canter Figure 8)
166 Riding Pattern, 12 years and under (Walk, Trot, Figure 8, Canter Figure 8)
167 Open & Shut Gate (keeping hand on gate throughout)
168 Trail Class (Poles, Water, Dismount, Remount opposite Side, Back Through Poles)
169 Junior Trail Class, 12yrs and under
170 Bending Race
171 Junior bending, 12 years and under
172 Flag Race
173 Junior flag race, 12 years and under
174 Tow Bag, open to all
175 Progressive Race, open to all
176 Local Stock Horse, open to all local stock horses Supported by Empire Mart
177 Junior barrel race, 12 years and under
178 Barrel Race
SENIORCHAMPION AND RESERVE STOCK HORSE AND RIDER
(BASED ON POINTS 1st = 10, 2nd = 6, 3rd = 4) Excluding class 176, Local Stock Horse
JUNIOR CHAMPION AND RESERVE STOCK HORSE AND RIDER POINTS FROM CLASSES
164, 166, 169, 171, 173, 177 only.SPORT HORSE and PONY RING
Judging to commence at 1.00pm (Polo cross Field) Entry Fee $5.00 per Class. Prize Money 1st $15.00, 2nd
$10.00, 3rd $5.00 No Height Certificate Required,
181 Best presented Horse and Handler. Supported by Ninety Mile Motors
182 Mare to Breed from, open to all ages (PG Curtis Trophy)
183 1 – 3 year old Filly, Colt, or Gelding suitable for Dressage Supported by Ninety Mile Motors
184 1 – 3 year old Filly, Colt, or Gelding suitable for Show jumping
185 1 – 3 year old Filly, Colt, or Gelding suitable for Eventing
Champion & Reserve Sport Horse Junior
186 Sport Horse 4 years and over Mare, Stallion or Gelding Supported by Ninety Mile Motors
187 Best Sport Horse suitable for Dressage 4 years and over
188 Best Sport Horse suitable for Showing 4 years and over
189 Best Sport Horse suitable for Show jumping 4 years and over
190 Best Sport Horse suitable for Eventing 4 years and over
191 Best Sport Horse suitable for Hunting 4 years and over
Champion & Reserve Sport Horse, 4yrs and over
LED PONIES
192 Best Presented Pony and Handler
193 Pony Mare to Breed
194 1 - 3 year old Filly, Colt, or Gelding Led Pony
195 Led Pony 4 years and over Mare, Stallion or Gelding
Champion & Reserve Led Pony
196 Led Pony suitable for Dressage
197 Led Pony suitable for showing
198 Led Pony suitable for Pony Club
199 Led Pony suitable for Jumping
Supreme Champion in Hand Sport HorseKELARAY STUD
ARABIAN RING
Classes to commence at 1:00 pm on Polo cross field
Entry Fee $5.00 per Class. Prize Money 1st $15.00, 2nd $10.00, 3rd $5.00
NO HEIGHT CERTIFICATE REQUIRED
LED CLASSES
211 Best presented Purebred & Derivative
212 Junior Purebred 3yrs and under
213 Junior Derivative 3yrs and under
214 Purebred Mare 4yrs and over
215 Purebred Male 4yrs and over
216 Derivative Mare 4yrs and over
217 Derivative Male 4yrs and over
CHAMPION & RESERVE LED PUREBRED ARABIAN
CHAMPION & RESERVE LED DERIVATIVE ARABIAN
218 Purebred Most Classic Head
219 Purebred Most Classic Action
220 Derivative Quality Head
221 Derivative Quality Action
222 Showmanship at Halter (Combined)
RIDDEN CLASSES
223 Best Presented Horse and Rider (Purebred and Derivative)
224 Novice Purebred 0-5 wins
225 Novice Derivative 0-5 wins
226 Open Purebred
227 Open Derivative
228 Paced and Mannered Purebred
229 Paced and Mannered Derivativ
CHAMPION & RESERVE RIDDEN ARABIANTROPHIES
PLEASE RETURN ALL CUPS AND TROPHIES NO LATER THAN SHOW DAY
ALL TROPHIES TO BE COLLECTED FROM THE TROPHY STEWARD IN THE
SECRETARYS OFFICE
ALL WINNERS OF THE 2015 CHALLENGE TROPHIES ARE REQUESTED TO RETURN
SAME TO SECRETARY PRIOR TO SHOW DAY
KAITAIA and DISTRICTS A&P ASSOCIATION
NAIT NUMBER 441834
DAIRY and BEEF CATTLE RULES REGARDING TB REGULATIONS
For animals from herds which are under movement restrictions imposed by and Official Directive or
Restricted Place Notice by the Animal Health Board – the owner will have to satisfy the requirements of
the Movement Control Notice before animals can move off the property to the Show. Provided these
requirements are met, the AHB cannot prevent these animals from being shown. However, A & P
Associations may choose not to accept such animals in the interests of other exhibitors. The RAS & the
AHB strongly recommended A & P Associations do not accept such animals.
• For animals from Declared Movement Control Areas – all animals over the age of 90 days are to be
tested, and have a clear test within 60 days prior to being moved to the show.
• For animals from C10 status herds in Surveillance Areas (e.g. Northland)
No test is required but a clearly dated test allocation form or other documentation from the AHB must be
submitted that shows the herd is not overdue for a whole herd test.
• For animals from all other areas – if the herd has a C3 status or better, no test is required PROVIDED
the whole herd test was within 12 months prior to the show, a) if the last whole herd test was within 12
months prior to the show, then show cattle over one year MUST have a clear test within the current
show season. b) If the herd has a status of C1 or C2, then show cattle over 1 year old MUST have clear
test within the current show season.Northern District RAS • Young Parader 2019-2020
Competition for Dairy and Beef Sections
The aim of this competition is to encourage young people to enhance their skills on animal handling
and knowledge whilst fostering showmanship between competitors as we as having an opportunity
to bridge the gap between calf club and the pedigree ring
• This competition is run in the Northern District only and the overall top four placings will be selected
from participants who live within the Northern Districts RAS region.
• Competitors in the Junior competition are to be aged 5 – 12 (inclusive), whilst competitors in the
Senior competition are to be aged 13 -19 (inclusive). All ages are as of October 1st of the current
show season. Competitors may be asked for proof of age on show day.
• Entry is to be free for all competitors
• In the both the dairy and beef competitions, junior competitors may only enter a calf and senior
competitors may enter either a calf or yearling only
• The competitor may only enter the beef or dairy class – not both. Any competitor recorded competing
in both the dairy and beef section will be excluded from the overall competition
• To be eligible for the overall Northern District Young Parader prize, the competitor must complete in
four or more Northern District A & P shows in the particular class for the current Show season.
• The competitor may enter as many shows as they wish, however their final score will be calculated
as an average from their top four shows.
• The highest scoring Northern District competitors in each of the four classes will receive $100 for 1st
place, $75 for 2nd, $50 for 3rd and $25 for 4th place, sponsored by the Northern District RAS.
• Judges are to line-up all competitors. Shows are to record the names of all entrants regardless of
placing
Results will be published on the Northern Districts RAS Youth Facebook page shortly after each
show in order to track the competition. Please contact this page directly with any queries.
Points are to be awarded as follows (regardless of number of competitors in the class)
1st = 6, 2nd = 5, 3rd = 4, 4th = 3, 5th = 2, 6th = 1
Judging Guidelines
Presentation of the competitor
• The competitor will wear a plain white shirt with dark pants and clean, strong, appropriate boots
For cattle handling. No open footwear or gumboots are permitted.
• No logos or advertising, including stud names to be present on any clothing including hats
Presentation of Animal
• The animal itself is not judged however the general presentation is taken into consideration as the
youth will have prepared the animal for the ring.
• Rope, leather, chain and nylon halters are permitted. It should be clean and fit the animal correctly
• For beef competitors if a show stick is carried it must be carried correctly.
Parading of the animal
• The competitor should aim to display the animal in such a manner that the judge gains a clear view
of the animal at all times and that the animal is seen to the best of its ability.
• Emphasis is placed on the effort of the competitor to be able to parade and handle in general
regardless of the particular animal on the end of the halter, therefore senior competitors will be
requested to swap animals (juniors will not)
• The competitor should be able to stop, move the animal on and keep under control whilst being
aware of where the judge is in the ring
• Outside assistance is not permitted under any circumstances and competitors will be
disqualifiedBEEF & FAT STOCK
• Prize money may be substituted by products
• Classes for ANY DISTINCT BREED must be stated on the entry form
• Three or less entries in class, No Prize Money, Ribbons only
• First prize bull in any breed, judge for Champion and Reserve
• First prize female in any breed, judged for Champion and Reserve
• Unregistered section NOT eligible for Championship ribbons
• The age of junior yearlings is to be computed on or after June 1. All beef bulls 2 years and over must
be ringed and led. All bulls must be securely tied in the stalls by an adequate halter as well as a
leather collar or chain.
All pedigree cattle one year and over must be registered with the
Breed Society
BALLANCE FERTILISER
POINTS PRIZE FOR BEEF STOCK
At Broadwood A&P Show & Kaitaia A&P Show
Accumulative Points Prize over the 2 shows to be competed for in each section
RULES:
Open to all competitors of all classes of each show
Competitors must enter both shows • Allocation of Points as per show schedule
Five or more entries – 1st 6 points, 2nd 4 points, 3rd 1 point
Where there are less than 5 entries 1st 5 points, 2nd 3 points, & 3rd 1 point
Ties count as one win each, No points for Champion or ReserveCARRFIELDS BEEF CATTLE SECTION
Judging Commences 10am Sharp • Entry Fee: $5.00 per Class
Prize Money 1st $15.00, 2nd $10.00, 3rd $5.00
TROPHIES
TI Coulter Cup Champion Bull
Borthwick Cup Champion Female
REGISTERED SECTION
301 Bull 2 years and over
302 Bull, Yearling
303 Cow with calf at foot (age of calf to be stated)
304 Heifer, 2 years and over
305 Heifer, 2 years with calf at foot
306 Heifer, Yearling
307 Best Bull Calf in Show
308 Best Heifer Calf in Show
CHAMPION BULL & RESERVE
TJ Coulter Cup, Supported by Bushmans Hut Kaitaia
CHAMPION FEMALE & RESERVE
Borthwick Cup
UN-REGISTERED SECTION
309 Bull, 2 years and over
310 Bull, Yearling
311 Cow with calf at foot (age of calf to be stated)
312 Heifer, 2 years and over
313 Heifer, Yearling
314 Best calf in show
315 Young Handlers Class (open to handlers 12 years and under)
316 Young Handlers Class (open to handlers 13-18 years)
FAT STOCK
Judging Commences on the Conclusion of the Beef Cattle section
Entry Fee: $5.00 per Class • Prize Money 1st $15.00, 2nd $10.00, 3rd $5.00
TROPHIES
W & R Fletcher Silver Tray Chiller Steer • Fred Foster Trophy Fat Ox
317 Local Trade (162kg to 220kg)
318 Chiller (295kg to 320kg)
319 Fat Ox (320kg and overFAR NORTH VETS DAIRY CATTLE SECTION
Judging Commences 9.30am
DAIRY TROPHIES
Dallas Schluter Memorial Trophy- Most Points over the Dairy Section
Don Blumhardt Memorial Trophy – Supreme Champion Other Breeds
FRIESIAN
Centennial Cup (M & J Hudson) Dairy Heifer in Milk
Kunicich Cup Yearling Heifer
National Bank Cup Most Points Friesian Section
AYRSHIRE
Dalgety Crown Cup Champion Cow
Creed Trophy Yearling Heifer
Deans Awanui Foodmarket Cup Heifer Calf
Merv Dean Memorial Trophy Best Uddered Cow
National Bank Trophy Most Points Junior Section
ALL BREEDS
Northland Dairy Company Cup Dairy Cow In Milk 6 Years & Over
D Archibald Cup Champion All Breeds Cow
Royal Vale Trophy Best Uddered Cow or Heifer in Milk
Tiller Trophy Yearling Heifer
ORDER OF THE RING:
The first classes will be 441 & 442 (Young Handlers) Followed by Milk Breed classes followed by in milk All
Breeds, followed by Junior Breed classes, then Junior All Breed Classes
Entry Fee: $5.00 per Class • Prize Money 1st $15.00, 2nd $10.00, 3rd $5.00 unless otherwise stated
Age as at 1 Jan unless otherwise stated
For overnight grazing and milking please phone Gavin Travers on 09-4084063
TOP OF THE NORTH FARMERS FERTILISER
POINTS FOR DAIRY STOCK
Accumulated Points Prize over the two shows to be competed for in each section
At Broadwood A & P Show & at Kaitaia & Districts A & P Show
1st Prize – Voucher from Ballance Fertiliser, Whangarei
Open to all competitors of all classes of each show. Competitors must enter both shows.
Allocation of points as per show schedule
Five or more entries 1st 6 points, 2nd 4 points, 3rd 2 points, 4th 1 point
Where there are less than five entries 1st 5 points, 2nd 3 points, 3rd 1 point
NO POINTS FOR CHAMPION OR RESERVEREGISTERED HOLSTEIN FRIESIAN SECTION
401 Heifer in Milk 2 years (Centennial Cup) Supported by M & J Hudson
1st $25.00, 2nd 15.00, 3rd $10.00)
402 Cow in Milk 3 years Supported by Far North Vets
Vouchers 1st $50, 2nd $30, 3rd $20
403 Cow in Milk 4 or 5 years
404 Cow in Milk 6 years and over Supported by T & E Schluter, Pekerau Stud
1st $25.00, 2nd 15.00, 3rd $10.00
405 Best Uddered Cow or Heifer in Milk Norm of the North, Supported by N & S
Bryan, 1st $25.00, 2nd 15.00, 3rd $10.00
CHAMPION & RESERVE HOLSTEIN COW
Sponsored by NORTH COUNTRY GRAINS
406 Senior Progeny Group (Two cows in milk by the same Sire, or Mother & Daughter,
or two daughters of the same Cow, at least one being in milk)
407 Senior Group (Three Cows in Milk)
408 Autumn Yearling Heifer (1st January – 31st May)
409 Yearling Heifer (1st June – 31 December) Supported by Kaitaia Tractors, 1st $25.00,
15.00, 3rd $10.00
410 Autumn Heifer Calf (1st January – 31st May
411 Spring Heifer Calf (1st Jun – 31st Dec) Supported by Far North Holstein Friesian Club
JUNIOR HOLSTEIN CHAMPION AND RESERVE
Supported by NORTH COUNTRY GRAINS and FIBRE FRESH
412 Pair of Yearling Heifers (Autumn or Spring)
413 Pair of Heifer Calves (Autumn or Spring)
414 Junior Progeny Group (Junior Progeny Group. Two females by the same sire,
Yearlings or Calves, Autumn or SpringAYRSHIRE SECTION
415 Heifer in Milk 2 years old. Supported by Kaitaia Motorcyles
1st $25.00, 2nd $15.00, 3rd $10.00
416 Cow in Milk 3 years old Supported by Northland Ayrshires
1st $25.00, 2nd $15.00 3rd $10.00
417 Cow in Milk 4-5 years Supported by Blumhardt Family, Birchlands Stud
1st $25.00, 2nd $15.00, 3rd $10.00
418 Cow in Milk 6 years and over Supported by Murray Bath – Elmbury Stud
1st $25.00, 2nd $15.00, 3rd $10.00
419 Best Uddered Cow or Heifer in Milk Merv Dean Memorial Trophy
Vouchers Supported by Far North Vets 1st $50, 2nd $30, 3rd $20
CHAMPION & RESERVE AYRSHIRE COW - Dalgety Crown Cup
Supported by NORTH COUNTRY GRAINS
420 Senior Progeny Group (Two cows in milk by the same sire, or mother & daughter,
or two daughters of the same cow) Supported by Far North Ayrshire Club
1st $25.00, 2nd $15.00, 3rd $10.00
421 Senior Group (Three cows in milk)
422 Autumn Yearling Heifer (1 January – 31 May)
423 Spring Yearling Heifer (1 June – 31 December)
Supported by Gavin Travers 1st $25.00, 2nd $15.00, 3rd $10.00)
424 Autumn Heifer Calf (1 January – 31 May)
425 Spring Heifer Calf (1 June – 31 December) Deans Awanui Foodmarket Cup
JUNIOR CHAMPION & RESERVE AYRSHIRE - Creed Trophy
Sponsored by NORTH COUNTRY GRAINS and FIBRE FRESH
426 Pair Yearling Heifers (Autumn or Spring) Supported by Farmlands
427 Pair Heifer Calves (Autumn or Spring) Supported by Farmlands
428 Junior Progeny Group Two Females by same sire, Yearlings or Calves, Autumn
or Spring
OTHER BREEDS & CROSS BREEDS
429 Heifer or Cow in Milk 2 or 3 years
430 Cow in Milk 4 years and over
CHAMPION & RESERVE OTHER BREEDS COW
Supported by NORTH COUNTRY GRAINS
431 Yearling Heifer (Autumn or Spring)
432 Heifer Calf (Autumn or Spring)
JUNIOR OTHER BREEDS CHAMPION & RESERVE
Supported by NORTH COUNTRY GRAINSALL BREEDS SECTION
Entry Fee: $5.00 per class
Open to Pedigree or Grade Stock of Any Dairy or Cross Breed
433 Heifer in Milk 2 years Supported by Ambreed NZ Ltd
Vouchers, 1st $40.00, 2nd $30.00, 3rd $20.00, 4th $10.00
434 Farm Source Kaitaia Cow in Milk 3yrs - Vouchers, 1st $40.00, 2nd $30.00, 3rd $20.00, 4th $10.00
435 Cow in Milk 4 or 5 years – Supported by Kane Wells Contracting
1st $40.00, 2nd $30.00, 3rd $20.00, 4th $10.00
436 Farm Source Kaitaia, Cow in Milk 6 years or over
NDC Cup & Vouchers, 1st $50.00, 2nd $30.00, 3rd $20.00, 4th $10.00
437 Royal Vale Trophy, Best Uddered Cow or Heifer in Milk
Supported by Far North Vets - Vouchers1st $40.00, 2nd $30.00, 3rd $20.00, 4th $10.00
438 Mate Radich Far North District Council Cow or Heifer in Milk, any age
Bred by local resident of the old Mangonui County district area
1st $40.00, 2nd, $30.00, 3rd $20.00, 4th $10.00
CHAMPION & RESERVE ALL BREEDS COW
Supported by NORTH COUNTRY GRAINS
439 PGG Wrightsons Kaitaia, Yearling Heifer (Autumn or Spring)
1st $40.00, 2nd $30.00, 3rd $20.00, 4th $10.00 (Plus Tiller Trophy)
440 Livestock Improvement, Heifer Calf (Autumn or Spring)
Vouchers, 1st $75.00, 2nd $50.00, 3rd $25.00, 4th $10.00
JUNIOR ALL BREEDS CHAMPION & RESERVE
Supported by NORTH COUNTRY GRAINS
NORTHERN DISTRICTS RAS YOUTH HANDLER Classes
(NO ENTRY FEE) (See information at start of Beef Section)
Prize Money 1st $20.00, 2nd $10.00, 3rd $5.00
(Open to handlers 19 years or under)
All young handlers require to supply their date of birth
Will be run as two classes provided there are adequate entries
441 Northern Districts RAS Youth Handler Class 12 years and under.
442 Northern Districts RAS Youth Handler Class 13-19 Years
POULTRY, SMALL ANIMALS & SHEEP SECTION
Conditions:
All birds must be penned by 8.30am
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