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MACKENZIE
A & P SHOW
SCHEDULE OF
CLASSES
123rd Annual Mackenzie Highland Show
to be held on the
Showgrounds in Fairlie
On Easter Monday, 5th April 2021
Mackenzie A & P Society
P.O. Box 53, Fairlie 7949
TELEPHONE: 021-713-033
EMAIL: mackenzieapsociety@gmail.com
WEBSITE: mackenzieshow.co.nz
FACEBOOK: facebook.com/mackenzieshow
Pre-Sale Entry Tickets Available Online
Adults: $15, Children aged 5-15 yrs: $5
Pre-schoolers and Car Parking: FREE
Pre-Sale Ringside Parking Permit: $50
Pre-Booked Disabled Parking Permit: FREE
EFTPOS, food and beverages available on grounds.
PRESIDENT: Mr David Taylor
VICE PRESIDENT: Mr Mark Davis
JUNIOR VICE PRESIDENT: Mr Chris Hampton
SECRETARY: Mrs Jodi Payne
Thank you to our Major Sponsors:
Alpine Energy, Barwoods, Des Segar Motors 2006 & Auto
Trans, Fairlie Early Learners, Farmlands, Farm Source, Four
Square Fairlie, Goldpine, Hazlett, Heiniger New Zealand Ltd,
Lemacon Ltd, LJ Hooker, Mackenzie Supply Services,
Mainland Wools, Makikihi Fries Chip Factory, Meadowslea
Stud, Meridian Energy, Mighty Mix Dog Food, Mitre 10,
Peppers Bluewater Resort, Peter Walsh & Associates, PGG
Wrightson Wool Ltd, Point Lumber, Property Brokers,
Ravensdown Fertiliser Co-Op, South Canterbury Toyota, The
Front Store Engineering Supplies/Andar, Wasteaway
INVITATION TO VISIT
THE 123rd MACKENZIE HIGHLAND A & P SHOW
To continue in the tradition of past years and accentuated at our
Centennial Show, you and your family are encouraged to wear the
traditional highland dress - the kilt, which will add colour and style to
this annual event. Our President, Mr David Taylor and some of the
committee will be wearing the kilt, so if possible, join them. If you are
not fortunate enough to own a highly prized kilt, male members of the
family can wear a tartan tie or tam-o'-shanter and the females are
encouraged to wear a tartan skirt.
THE CENTENNIAL MACKENZIE HIGHLAND SHOW BOOK is
available for purchase from the Secretary’s Office.
SHOW PROGRAMME available for FREE download a fortnight
prior to the Show from www.mackenzieshow.co.nz
ENTRIES CLOSE WITH THE SECRETARY
ON Sunday 28th February 2021
WITH THE EXCEPTION OF THE ALPACA SECTION
WHICH CLOSES Friday 12th March 2021 AND THE
HOME PRODUCE SECTION WHICH
CLOSES Friday 26 th March 2021
ENTRIES ACCEPTED ON THE DAY FOR CUT FLOWER
AND FARM PRODUCE SECTIONS
All entries must be accompanied by payment.
Internet Banking Preferred: Westpac 03-1718-0002050-000
WE DISCOURAGE THE USE OF
CHEQUES OR CASH
Online Entries are encouraged. You can enter by visiting
www.showdayonline.com
COMPLETION OF ENTRY FORMS
• Refer to section for fees. All entries are inclusive of GST.
• All entry forms must be signed and entry fees calculated correctly
for entries to be accepted.
• Gate passes will be given as follows: Adults – one adult gate pass
after payment of $10 or more in entry fees. Children (ages 5-15) - one
child gate pass per child entered.
• Entry forms received that have not been signed, or in which entry
fees have been calculated incorrectly, will be returned. This applies to
all entrants, including Members who have not paid their annual
subscription but who have calculated their entry fees on the Member’s
fees.
• The Committee will in no case consider any entry valid unless the
correct fees are paid at time of making it.
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INDEX PAGE NO.
Prosser Heli Ag Winter Feed 7 8
Lemacon Sheep 8 8
Black & Coloured Sheep 15 15
South Canterbury Toyota Wool 16 16
Sth Canterbury Toyota Black & Coloured Wool
19 19
Mackenzie A&P Shears 20 19
Mighty Mix Dog Food Dog Trials 20 20
Equestrian 20 20
Goats (Dairy and Boer) 23 41
Poultry, Pigeon & Cage Bird 23 42
Walker Pavilion Special Classes 41 44
Home Produce 43 45
Cochranes Farm Produce 46 46
Flowers 47 47
48
Wine, Beer & Fermented Drinks 49
50
Cooking 50
51
Needlework & Fancywork 51
53
Arts & Crafts 54
56
Mackenzie Supply Services School Industry 56
58
Mackenzie Supply Services School Hobby59 57
Wearable Arts & Upcycling 58
60
Photography 60 58
Peppers Bluewater Resort Highland Dancing
62 60
Piping 64 62
Drumming 65 63
The Front Store/Andar Wood Chopping 66 64
NZ Kennel Club Event 66 64
Waste Away South Ltd/Timaru Hire Alpacas
66
64
2019 Trophy Winners 67
75
Sponsors 76
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ALL PEOPLE ENTER THE GROUNDS
AT THEIR OWN RISK. PLEASE READ GENERAL
CONDITIONS AND REGULATIONS
DOG OWNERS
The owner of all dogs entering the show-grounds must be able to
produce a dosing certificate if requested to do so. This is to show
the dog has been dosed for sheep measles/hydatis.
MEMBERSHIP
Membership privileges include reduced entry fees in some sections
and free admission to the annual show for 2 adults and family under
15 years of age. Annual Family Membership is $30. Life
membership is $450. Annual Subscriptions are due by 1 March of
the current year. No membership form required.
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FOOD
The rights to sell all types of food on the grounds are let by tender
at the discretion of the Committee.
TRADE SPACE
Trade Space Applications are to be completed online by visiting
www.showdayonline.com. Online applications preferred.
Applications close 28 February 2021. The committee will
endeavour to honour all site requests but reserve the right to site
displays at their discretion. The committee has the right to refuse
any application.
Trade Display sites are ONLY available in sizes of 6m frontage
x7m depth (14 m is maximum depth i.e. 2 sites) or multiples
thereof. Cost is $100.00 per site. Admission passes are issued on
the basis of ONE per every $100.00 paid for space. Additional
passes may be available at a reduced cost of $10.00 each,
maximum of 1 extra pass per site. Limited power sites are
available at an additional cost of $50.00 per site.
Ribbons will be awarded for the best JJ Ltd Timaru Heavy Trade
Space, Promotional and Craft Displays. Trade Space exhibitors to
be on the grounds by 9.30 a.m. and no trade space displays shall be
removed from the grounds until after 4.00pm without special
order from the Secretary. The site plan is final. Where live cattle
or deer form part of a trade display, the exhibitor is responsible
for:(i) Ensuring all stock have completed all TB testing
requirements as per Animal Health Board testing regulations. (ii)
Ensuring all stock are identified in accordance with current legal
requirements (including NAIT). (iii) In order to meet NAIT
obligations, stock present must be: NAIT tagged and registered
AND recorded in movements by the owners of stock to
Mackenzie A&P Showgrounds, NAIT number 455732- with the
inclusion of dates to/from the event.
GENERAL CONDITIONS AND REGULATIONS
“To be read in conjunction with Section conditions and with the
Rules and By-Laws of the Royal Agricultural Society of N. Z.”
available on www.ras.org.nz
1. The Society holds records of names of all Members and
Exhibitors and may publish these for the purposes of Show media
reports or promotional purposes at the Society’s discretion. The
Society may take photographs and video images of Members,
Exhibitors, exhibits (including livestock) and the employees, agents
and assistants of any Exhibitor and use this information for reporting
or promotional purposes in any media, at the Society’s discretion.
2. All exhibits shall be at the sole risk of the owner of Exhibitor.
The Society will not under any circumstances hold themselves
responsible for loss, damage, or mis-delivery, detention or delay of
any entries or exhibits in any area (including implements exhibited
at the show).
3. No person shall sell any tobacco, food, drink or any form of
refreshment and raffles to any person on the land of the Society
during any Agricultural and Pastoral Show held by the Society
without the written permission of the Committee.
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4. No entries, trade space or implements may be removed from
ground until after 4.00pm without special order from the Secretary.
5. The owner of all dogs entering the show-grounds must be
able to produce a dosing certificate if requested to do so. This is
to show the dog has been dosed for sheep measles/hydatis.
HEALTH AND SAFETY
6. All persons entering the grounds must comply with the Health &
Safety at Work Act 2015 (and subsequent amendments.) Please
abide by the safety rules and signage at the Showgrounds. Follow
instructions from Marshals and Show Officials. Please ensure that
no one enters livestock pens, enclosures or arenas. Do not poke, hit
or irritate animals. Be aware of livestock and vehicular movement.
Please do not stand behind any livestock.
7. IN CASE OF EVACUATION, PLEASE MAKE YOUR WAY
TO ONE OF THE TWO CARPARKS IF THIS IS NOT THE
SOURCE OF HARM.
8. A full copy of the Health and Safety plan is held in the
Secretary’s office along with a map of the grounds, the First Aid
area and fire extinguishers.
9. If attending with small children, it is suggested you write your
cell phone number on their arm so you can be notified quickly.
10. In the event of an earthquake emergency, please follow ALL
instructions given to you by Show staff. Keep clear of all buildings
and structures.
11. All stock must be thoroughly quiet or they will not be admitted.
All animals to be suitably restrained.
12. All exhibitors agree and undertake to exercise reasonable care
in conducting their operation and agree to make good to the Society
any damage caused to cables, pipes or underground structures of any
nature. The exhibitors shall hold sufficient insurance against such
damage. All damage will be the responsibility of the applicant and
all costs will be recovered. All underground cables & pipes will be
marked with a red band; no tent pegs or holes are to be dug or
driven within one metre of marked cables or pipes.
13. All large or dangerous animals shall be contained behind fences
suitable to make sure they cannot escape under any circumstances
and meets and complies with all fencing requirements under New
Zealand Law.
14. Exhibitors of machinery and mechanical equipment of any
description must ensure that it is fully guarded so as to be incapable
of injuring spectators while on display. Tractors and other
machinery demonstrated at work must be attended by a member of
the exhibitor’s staff while working, and must be efficiently
immobilized when not working. Exhibits which are considered by
the Committee to be dangerous, to be excessively noisy, or
undesirable in any way, may be immobilized at the discretion of the
Committee.
GENERAL FOR ALL EXHIBITORS
15. All exhibits must be the bona fide property of the exhibitor at
the time of entry, and all produce must have been grown by the
exhibitor.
16. Gate passes will be given as follows: Adults – one adult gate
pass after payment of $10 or more in entry fees. Children- one child
gate pass per child entered. 5
17. Judges may be subject to change due to unforeseen
circumstances.
18. All protests must be in writing and may be entered either before
or after the judges have proceeded to their duties. The person
entering the protest in horses, cattle, and sheep to deposit $50.00,
the deposit to be returned if the protest is sustained. If the protest is
lodged before the judges proceed to their duties, the onus of proof to
rest with the exhibitors, if after the judging is completed, the onus of
proof to rest with the party protesting. No protest will be received
later than one hour after the awards are made and the prize tickets
affixed.
19. Suggestions are welcomed by the Committee from exhibitors
and patrons for the improvements of the Show. Such should be
made in writing and handed in at the Secretary's office.
GENERAL ANIMALS
20. All exhibitors to have exhibits penned or displayed half an hour
prior to judging. Refer to individual sections for judging time.
21. A steward will be in attendance on show day from 4:00pm to
help in the loading of sheep.
22. No distinguishing marks of ownership with the exception of
earmarking, ear tags and registered brand, may be attached to any
pen or animal exhibited.
23. In the dog trial section a maiden shall be one which has not won
a first prize at any trial at close of entry.
24. No animal will be allowed to take part in the Grand Parade
carrying any awards or ribbons won at previous shows.
25. Any animal found to be unsound shall be removed from the
grounds.
26. Only registered sheep are eligible for purebred sections.
27. No animal from a herd or farm under movement control for TB
or Brucellosis or distance control place notice and cattle awaiting a
comparative cervical test result and any replacement stock
associated with such animals shall be exhibited at an A&P Show. (A
herd consists of all replacement animals grazed off the farm
regardless of how many mobs they are farmed in).
28. Mackenzie A&P Society’s NAIT # is 455732
EQUESTRIAN
Please see Equestrian Section for Equestrian Information
AWARDS/PRIZES/TROPHIES
29. Any prize winner in the equestrian, goat or led cattle sections
not taking part in the Grand Parade may have his prize money
forfeited. While it is preferable all prize winners appear in the Grand
Parade with their animal exhibit, in the case of any health and safety
concerns, an unsafe animal or extenuating circumstances where you
are unable to participate, please apply in writing for payment of
prize money to the Secretary stating your reasons clearly. The
convener of that section will make the final decision and, if
approved, prize money will be paid within a month of the Show.
30. In the event of there being no competition in any class, no prize
will be given unless the judge certifies to particular merit, and the
judges are specially requested to withhold prizes in cases where
there is competition if the exhibits are of inferior description.
31. In the case of funds of the Society are at any time insufficient,
after paying expenses and making necessary provisions for all
liabilities, to pay prize-money in full, the amount available for the
purpose shall be distributed pro rata among the prize-winners. All
special prizes not competed for, or awarded, to become the property
of the Society.
32. Scale of Points: First 5, Second 4, Third 3, Champion 2,
Reserve Champion 1, Tie half points only. In the event of ties for
aggregates, First shall have preference.
33. Some Special Prizes may not be as stated as they are not all
confirmed by printing of the schedule.
34. Cups and Trophies - No trophies to be taken on show day.
35. All cups and trophies will be engraved by the Society.
Winners may arrange to have a photo taken with the trophy on
Show day or during the year, or alternately, request a photo of
the trophy. Arrangements may be made for the collection of a
trophy or cup. Please contact the Secretary for more
information.
SPECIAL TROPHY:
FMG Cup and monetary prize awarded to the Supreme Champion
over all livestock.
OTHER
36. All vehicles enter at own risk and are accepted for parking on
condition that the Mackenzie A & P Society accepts no
responsibility for any loss, theft, injury or damage to persons or
vehicles, their contents, fitting or accessories even when such loss,
theft, injury or damage is attributed to any negligence on the part of
the Society or any of its employees or stewards.
37. The Committee reserves the right to remove any motor vehicle,
float, caravan or any other form of trailer which is parked in any
area or manner other than those prescribed by the Committee.
38. All persons admitted into any premises controlled by the
Society shall be subject to the order of the Committee and shall in
the event of misbehaviour such persons may be removed by order of
the President or any two members of the Committee.
39. The President or any two members of the Committee may eject
from the showground’s, without compensation or return of fees, any
persons whose conduct either personal or as proprietor of a
sideshow, or exhibit, is a source of annoyance. The sideshow or
sideshows of any such proprietor shall be closed down.
40. It is the intention of the Society to publish results.
41. Refunds for ALL sections. If a refund is required, the Society
will retain 25% of entry fees for expenses incurred. ALL
applications must have a Veterinarian or Doctors certificates or a
very good reason. ALL refunds are the discretion of the Secretary
and Executive.
42. The decision of the Committee shall be absolutely final in all
cases.
PROSSER HELI AG SPRAYING
WINTER FEED COMPETITION
To be entered by phone or email to the Secretary by 15 May
2021. Prize Money: $20.00 first, $10.00 second, $6.00 third
Late Wm. Scott Challenge Cup for the best winter feed crop.
Ravensdown Tray for the best crop of turnips and grass.
Mike Prosser Spraying Cup for Judges Choice.
Prosser Heli Ag donates all of the prize money.
Ballance donates 2 vouchers.
Rabobank Special Prize of $50.00 for best Med Stem Kale.
Mulligan Ag Special Prize of $100 for winner of Fodder
Beet.
Class A: 2 Hectares Swedes, Swedes and Kale
Class B: 2 Hectares Cereal Greenfeed
Class C: 2 Hectares Kale, Nov - Dec
Class D: 2 Hectares Grass, Brassica mix, Turnips
Class E: 2 Hectares Rape – late Jan-Feb Kale
Class F: 2 Hectares Winter saved permanent pasture
Class G: 2 Hectares Fodder Beet
LEMACON SHEEP
Entry Fee: $3.00 Members, $4.00 Non Members
Prize Money: First $5.00, Second $4.00, Third $3.00
Morning tea will be available for exhibitors and judges between
8.30am and 9.30am
Sheep to be penned by 9.30am judging to start at 10.00am
All prize money to be collected from Convenor from 4.00pm
Entries received after closing date may not be issued prize money
(convenor's discretion).
BRUCELLOSIS REGULATIONS
Rams from Brucellosis accredited free flocks will be accepted for
entry. A copy of certificate must accompany entry form/emailed to
mackenzieapsociety@gmail.com . However, for those unable to
meet these conditions, a blood test certificate will be accepted for
the 2021 show. Evidence of this blood test must be shown to the
Marshall's before stock is unloaded.
GENERAL INFORMATION
Sheep in flock classes must comply with the following:
1. That the sheep are shorn evenly and close to the skin.
2. That the wool has not been trimmed in any way since, except
crutching and dagging.
3. That there has not been any colouring, oiling or locking except
dipping.
4. That the sheep have not been housed, rugged or covered in any
way for more than 48 hours before judging. Sheep will be inspected
in regard to natural conditions.
5. That all mutton breed sheep be shorn on or after 1 September.
The public are requested to keep out of pens and alleyways whilst
judging is in progress.
Any animal found to be unsound shall be removed from the
grounds.
Only registered sheep are eligible for purebred section.
8The public are requested to keep out of pens at all times and out of
alleyways whilst judging is in progress.
Exhibitors only will be allowed in during judging.
The judge may at his/her own discretion change sheep from one
class to their correct class with prejudice to the exhibitors.
Exhibitors who have their exhibits changed, apply to the section
steward in charge who will inform them where their exhibits have
been placed.
MERINO
All male Merinos will be judged in sheep ring.
In the Merino section the onus of classification to be on the
Exhibitor. For the guidance of exhibitors, the usually recognized
standards for Merino wool are:
Fine Finer than 18.9 microns
Medium Stronger than 19 microns and over.
Breeders to supply own sheep holders.
Open to Mackenzie - Waitaki Stud breeders
Matching Pair: 1 1-Shear Ram, 1 1-Shear Ewe, any combing
PENNED IN ORDER OF EXHIBITOR.
CUPS / AWARDS
The Mackenzie County A & P Society award Supreme Champion
Tartan Scarf to the Supreme Champion Sheep in the Wool and
Mutton Breed.
A Champion Tartan Scarf and Champion Ticket are given to
Supreme Champion in each breed Class. Reserve Champion tickets
also awarded.
Andrew Grant Memorial Cup for most points in flock sheep, prime
sheep and lambs and wool
NMA Co of NZ Challenge Cup for most points in sheep
Dunnett Bros Cup for a pen of two ewes in the opinion of the judge
the most profitable and suitable for stocking tussock country below
Burkes Pass. Stud stock not eligible.
Glenburn Challenge Cup presented by J Rae Esq for most points in
flock sheep
Fairlie Branch Federated Farmers' Challenge Trophy for most points
in one shear flock ewes
VB & MF Jones Family Cup for most points in registered mutton
breeds
Ian and Dorcy Mackenzie Memorial Cup to the champion
Corriedale sheep
WR McConnell Cup for most points in half, three-quarter and
crossbred flock ewe lambs
W Bain Challenge Cup for best pet lamb
WG Kennedy Trophy to the champion Border Leicester
Challenge Cup presented by the late Jas Innes, the late J W Grant,
the late NH Hope and the late Geo Murray for most points in
Merino classes
Dunvegan Rose Bowl presented DWM Burnett for the best Merino
ram any age
Mt John Challenge Cup presented by G Hunter-Weston for the best
one shear Merino ewe
Waratah Challenge Cup presented by FH Smith for the best one
shear Merino ram
9Robert Young Trophy for the most points in the fine wool classes
(Merino, Halfbred, Corriedale)
Oliver Rowntree Smith Memorial Trophy for the best Merino one
shear ewe selected from the 3 combings
Lilydale Perpetual Cup presented by SP Bray for best one shear ewe
flock
Challenge Cup presented by CE Maindonald Esq for the best ewe
hogget flock
Challenge Cup presented by Giddings for shorn ewe hogget
RJ Preston Prize of $100 for Champion Mutton Breed
Essential Nutrition donates $35 product voucher to Champion
Merino Ram, Champion Halfbred Ram and Champion Mutton
Breed Ram.
Ravensdown donates $300 product voucher to Champion Meat
Breed Sheep.
The Society wishes to thank the following for their sponsorship in
the Sheep Section: Product- Essential Nutrition, Couplands and
Prize Money- Lemacon (major sponsor of the sheep section),
Rabobank, RJ Preston Ltd, Balmoral Stn, Braemar Stn, Rural
Transport, South Canterbury Black and Coloured Sheep Assn,
Glenmore Stn, Aorangi Veterinary Services, Black Forest Stn,
Hope Bros/Grampians Stn, Mt Hay Stn, Four Peaks High
Country Tracks, and Ruth Knubley.
PUREBRED SECTION
SIRE OF THE FUTURE
Sponsors to be confirmed: First $100.00 and a Mackenzie tartan
scarf, Second $50.00, Third $25.00.
Two ram hoggets suitable for breeding under 10 months of age.
Both Rams will be judged by two judges. Points will be allocated.
The highest total aggregate will be the winner.
NOT TO BE EXHIBITED IN ANY OTHER CLASS
Class 1 Sire of the Future
FINE COMBING
Hope Bros donate $50 for Best Merino two-tooth (1 shear) selected
over the 2 combings.
Essential Nutrition donates $35 product voucher to Champion
Merino Ram.
Special Prizes donated by Balmoral Stn, Black Forest Stn and Mt
Hay Stn.
Class 2 Ram, 2-shear and over
Mt Hay Station gives a special prize of $30 for the winner of this
class.
Class 3 Ram, 1-shear
Class 4 Ram Lamb
A W Simpson/Balmoral Station gives a special prize of $50 for the
winner of this class.
Class 5 Ewe, 2-shear and over
Must have reared a lamb this season. A W Simpson/Balmoral
Station gives a special prize of $50 for the winner of this class.
10Class 6 Ewe, 1-shear
Black Forest Station gives a special prize of $50 for the winner of
this class.
Class 7 Ewe, Lamb
MEDIUM COMBING
Thank you Braemar Stn for sponsoring prize money in this section.
Thank you to Glenmore Stn for sponsoring a special prize.
Class 8 Ram, 2-shear and over
Class 9 Ram, 1-shear
Class 10 Ram Lamb
Class 11 Ewe, 2-shear and over
Must have reared a lamb this season Glenmore Station gives a
special prize of $25 for the winner of this class.
Class 12 Ewe, 1-shear
Class 13 Ewe Lamb
HALFBRED
Essential Nutrition donates $35 product voucher to Champion
Halfbred Ram.
Class 14 Ram, 2-shear and over
Class 15 Ram, 1-shear
Class 16 Ram Lamb
Class 17 Ewe, 2-shear and over
Must have reared a lamb this season
Class 18 Ewe, 1-shear
Class 19 Ewe Lamb
DORPER
Class 20 Ram, 4 tooth and over
Class 21 Ram, 2 tooth
Class 22 Ram Lamb
Class 23 Pair of Ram Lambs
Class 24 Ewe, 4 tooth and over
Class 25 Ewe, 2 tooth
Class 26 Ewe Lamb
CORRIEDALE
Class 27 Ram, 2-shear and over
Class 28 Ram, 1-shear
Class 29 Ram Lamb
Class 30 Ewe, 2-shear and over
Class 31 Ewe, 1-shear
Class 32 Ewe Lamb
ROMNEY
Class 33 Ram, 2-shear and over
Class 34 Ram, 1-shear
Class 35 Ram Lamb (shorn)
Class 36 Ewe, 2-shear and over
Must have reared a lamb this seasonClass 37 Ewe, 1-shear
Class 38 Ewe Lamb (shorn)
Class 39 3 Ewe Lambs, to be sired by the same Ram
BORDER LEICESTER
Class 40 Ram, 2-shear and over
Class 41 Ram, 1-shear
Class 42 Ram Lamb (shorn or woolly)
Class 43 Ewe, 2-shear and over
Must have reared a lamb this season
Class 44 Ewe, 1-shear
Class 45 Ewe Lamb (shorn or woolly)
Class 46 A group of sheep (all to be bred by exhibitor)
1 Ewe (must have reared a lamb)
1 1-shear Ewe
1 Ewe Lamb
1 Ram Lamb
(All of these sheep to be entered in other Border Leicester classes).
The Late W G Kennedy of Southland donates a Challenge Trophy
for the winner of this Class.
Class 47 Group Class
1 Short Ram Hogget
1 Shorn Ewe Hogget
1 Woolly Ewe Hogget
PERENDALE
Class 48 Ram, 2-shear and over
Class 49 Ram, 1-shear
Class 50 Ram Lamb (shorn or woolly)
Class 51 Ewe, 2-shear and over
Must have reared a lamb this season
Class 52 Ewe, 1-shear
Class 53 Ewe Lamb (shorn or woolly)
POLL DORSET
Class 54 Ram, 2-shear and over
Class 55 Ram, 1-shear
Class 56 Ram Lamb
Class 57 Ewe, 2-shear and over
Must have reared a lamb this season
Class 58 Ewe, 1-shear
Class 59 Ewe Lamb
SOUTH DOWNS
Class 60 Ram, 2-shear and over
Class 61 Ram, 1-shear
Class 62 Ram Lamb
Class 63 Ewe, 2-shear and over
Must have reared a lamb this season
Class 64 Ewe, 1-shear
Class 65 Ewe Lamb
12DORSET DOWNS
Class 66 Ram, 2-shear and over
Class 67 Ram, 1-shear
Class 68 Ram Lamb
Class 69 Ewe, 2-shear and over
Must have reared a lamb this season
Class 70 Ewe, 1-shear
Class 71 Ewe Lamb
TEXEL
Class 72 Ram, 2-shear and over
Class 73 Ram, 1-shear
Class 74 Ram Lamb
Class 75 Ewe, 2-shear and over
Must have reared a lamb this season
Class 76 Ewe, 1-shear
Class 77 Ewe Lamb
Class 78 Ram lamb production
Points will be awarded
Out of 60 by breed judge
Out of 60 by sil figures
To get an overall winner
Class 79 Ewe lamb production
SUFFOLK
Class 80 Ram, 2-shear and over
Class 81 Ram, 1-shear
Class 82 Ram Lamb
Class 83 Ewe, 2-shear and over
Must have reared a lamb this season
Class 84 Ewe, 1-shear
Class 85 Ewe Lamb
SOUTH SUFFOLK
Class 86 Ram, 2-shear and over
Class 87 Ram, 1-shear
Class 88 Ram Lamb
Class 89 Ewe, 2-shear and over
Must have reared a lamb this season
Class 90 Ewe, 1-shear
Class 91 Ewe Lamb
CHAROLLAIS
Class 92 Ram, 2-shear and over
Class 93 Ram, 1-shear
Class 94 Ram Lamb
Class 95 Ewe, 2-shear and over
Must have reared a lamb this season
Class 96 Ewe, 1-shear
Class 97 Ewe Lamb
13ANY OTHER WOOL BREED
Class 98 Ram, 1-shear and over
Class 99 Ram Lamb
Class 100 Ewe, 1-shear and over
Class 101 Ewe Lamb
ANY OTHER MEAT BREED
Class 102 Ram, 1-Shear and over
Class 103 Ram Lamb
Class 104 Ewe, 1-shear and over
Class 105 Ewe Lamb
END OF PUREBRED SECTION
ANY OTHER UNREGISTERED
BREED/CROSSBREED
Class 106 Ram, 1-shear and over
Class 107 Ram Lamb
Class 108 Ewe, 1-shear and over
Class 109 Ewe Lamb
FLOCK SHEEP
No registered sheep eligible in Flock Classes.
Rural Transport donates $50.00 for most points Flock Sheep.
In Flock Sheep Classes the onus of Classification to be on the
exhibitor.
Class 110 1 pair Crossbred, Strong Wool, Ewe Lambs
Class 111 1 pair Crossbred, Strong Wool, Ewe Lambs (shorn)
Class 112 1 Crossbred, Strong Wool, Ewe Lamb
Class 113 1 pair Crossbred, 1-shear Ewes (shorn)
Class 114 1 pair Crossbred, Strong Wool, 1-shear Ewes (woolly)
Class 115 1 pair Crossbred Strong Wool, Ewes, must have
reared lambs this season
Class 116 1 pair Ewes, suitable to tussock country below Burkes
Pass
Bred by a Mackenzie exhibitor
DISPLAY CLASS ANY BREEDS
This class is for display purposes only.
Bring own promotional material.
Maximum 6 pens @ $2.00 per pen.
Class 117 Promotional Display
RABOBANK GIFT LAMB COMPETITION
Post Entries will be accepted in this class only and can be delivered
to the care of the Society during the week prior to the show with
declaration form.
Venue, Time & Date of lamb killing, as well as Prize Giving, to be
advised.
14All Lambs will be judged in one open class, both on the hoof and on
the hooks.
Judging Criteria: Lamb suitable for export in cut form.
Prizes will be awarded as follows:
On Hoof - First $30.00, Second $20.00, Third $15.00.
On Hooks - First $40.00, Second $30.00, Third $20.00.
An Aggregate prize will be awarded - First $160.00, Second $50.00,
Third $35.00
Thank you to the sponsor of the Gift Lamb competition, Rabobank
Class 118 Gift Lamb
RURAL TRANSPORT LTD PET SHEEP & LAMBS
Entry Fee: Nil
Prize Money: First $10.00, Second $8.00, Third $5.00, Fourth $2.00
Entries Limited to children of under 15 years of age.
Post Entries will be accepted on Show Day.
Pet Sheep and Lambs must be entered in Grand Parade.
Mackenzie Residents entered in the Pet Lamb Class are eligible to
win the W Bain (Goodwin) Challenge Cup for Pet Lambs.
Judging to commence at 10.00am and exhibitor must be in
attendance.
Two Rosettes donated by Ruth Knubley for the youngest girl in
section, regardless of breed or prize and for the youngest boy in
section, regardless of breed or prize.
Thank you to Rural Transport Ltd for their sponsorship of this
section.
ALL CHILDREN TO STATE AGE ON ENTRY FORM
Merit cards to all competitors. Care in handling taken into
consideration, with the following points awarded:
Care and Handling 30
Condition 40
General Appearance 30
Total 100
Class 119 Pet Sheep
Class 120 Pet Lamb
BLACK & COLOURED SHEEP - FEATURE
SHOW - ANNE PATTERSON MEMORIAL
Entry Fee: Members $3.00, Non Members $4.00
Thank you to The South Canterbury/Waitaki Branch
BCSBANZ for sponsoring the Prize Money.
Prize Money: First $10.00, Second $8.00, Third $6.00
All Prize Money to be collected from Convenor from 4.00pm -
4.15pm.
Sheep to be penned by 9.30am and ready for judging at 10.00am.
Shearing date: shorn after May 20th
SPECIAL PRIZES:
Supreme Champion Tartan Scarf will be awarded to Supreme
Champion Black & Coloured Sheep.
Champion Tartan Scarves and Reserve Champion ribbons will be
awarded to Fine Ewe, Fine Ram, Strong Ewe and Strong Ram.
15Aorangi Veterinary Services donates $10 for Most Points in Black
& Coloured Sheep, $25 for Supreme Black & Coloured Sheep. $10
Champion Fine Ram and $10 Champion Fine Ewe. $5 Reserve
Champion Fine Ram and $5 Reserve Champion Fine Ewe.
Special Prize of $10 Champion Strong Ram and $10 Champion
Strong Ewe. $5 Reserve Champion Strong Ram and $5 Reserve
Champion Strong Ewe.
Monuina Trophy (donated by the late Ellen & Bruce Anderson)
for Most Points in the Black & Coloured Sheep and Wool Classes
(to be eligible, exhibitor must enter in both sections).
Monuina Memorial Prize of $10 for winner of Special Class (Ewe
Lamb, fine or strong, woolly)
The Society wishes to thank the following for their sponsorship:
South Canterbury/Waitaki Branch BCSBANZ and Aorangi
Veterinary Services
FINE WOOL WOOL JUDGE: Mr Trevor McCall STRONG
WOOL JUDGE: Mrs Eualie Thwaites
Class 121 Ram, 2- shear and over, fine wool breed
Class 122 Ram, 2- shear and over, strong wool breed
Class 123 Ram, 1- shear fine wool breed
Class 124 Ram, 1- shear strong wool breed
Class 125 Ram Lamb, fine wool breed, woolly
Class 126 Ram Lamb, strong wool breed, woolly
Class 127 Ewe, 2- shear and over, fine wool breed
Class 128 Ewe, 2- shear and over, strong wool breed
Class 129 Ewe, 1- shear, fine wool breed
Class 130 Ewe, 1- shear, strong wool breed
Class 131 Ewe Lamb, fine wool breed, woolly
Class 132 Ewe Lamb, strong wool breed, woolly
Class 133 Ewe Lamb, strong wool breed, shorn
Class 134 Wether, any age, fine wool breed
Class 135 Wether, any age, strong wool breed
SPECIAL CLASS
Monuina Memorial Prize of $10.00 for exhibitors who previously
have not had a champion at any A & P Show.
Class 136 Ewe Lamb, fine or strong, woolly
SOUTH CANTERBURY TOYOTA WOOL
Entry Fee: Members $2.00, Non Members $3.00
Prizes: First $4.00, Second $2.00, Third $1.00
All Prize Money to be collected from Convenor from 4.00pm -
4.15pm.
ALL wool must be in Fairlie by 12 March 2021 and
can be left at BARWOODS LTD - FAIRLIE
Please mark each fleece clearly with entrant name, class no and pack
fleeces separately.
Any Fleeces that are not clearly packed and labeled are entered at
the convenors discretion.
Entry form and fees to the Secretary as usual.
16Yield and micron test donated by SGS (Wool Testing Division) for
every fleece entered.
All fleeces to be properly skirted as required by the trade.
The judge may at his/her discretion change fleeces from one Class
to their correct Class without prejudice to the exhibitors. Exhibitors
who have their exhibits changed to apply to the section stewards in
charge who will inform them where their exhibits have been placed.
All fleeces must be the property of a bona fide farmer.
ALL FLEECES SHOULD BE THIS SEASONS.
Fleeces not to be removed unless steward is in attendance.
Please note General Regulation 2- The Committee will not under
any circumstances hold themselves responsible for loss, damage, or
mis-delivery of any stock, entries, or implements exhibited at the
show. (This includes all wool entries)
Information about the NZ Royal Golden Fleece Exhibition can be
found at W: ras.org.nz - Competitions E: enquiries@ras.org.nz P:
(03) 313 1004
Fine and Crossbred Section Trophies/Cups-
Champion Tartan Scarf and Ticket presented by the Society for
Champion Fleece
Challenge Cup presented by WH Cook for Most Points in Wool
(Fine)
JK Mooney & Co Ltd Trophy for Most Points in the Crossbred
Wool
JAP Cameron Trophy for Supreme Fleece
Ravensdown donates $300 voucher to winner of Supreme Fleece
The Society wishes to thank the following for prizes in the Wool
Section, comprising Fine, Crossbred and Composite: Major
Sponsor South Canterbury Toyota, Kurow Wools, CP Wool,
Mainland Wools, Ravensdown, Timaru Motors, RJ Preston and
Essential Nutrition.
Thank you to Barwoods Ltd for their support of this section.
FINE SECTION
Kurow Wools donates $50 for most number of points overall in the
Merino Ewe Section and $50 for most number of points overall in
the Merino Ram Section.
CP Wool donates $25 for the winners of each of the 4 Merino Ewe
Classes.
Ravensdown donates product to the value of $300 for Supreme
Fleece.
Essential Nutrition donates $35 product voucher for Best Fine
Hogget Fleece.
Class 137 Fleece Ultra Fine Merino Ram, 16 micron & finer
Class 138 Fleece Super Fine Merino Ram, 16.1 - 18.5 micron
Class 139 Fleece Fine Merino Ram, 18.6 - 20.5 micron
Class 140 Fleece Merino Ram, - 20.6 micron and stronger
Class 141 Fleece Ultra Fine Merino Ewe, 16 micron and finer
Class 142 Fleece Super Fine Merino Ewe, 16.1 - 18.5 micron
Class 143 Fleece Fine Merino Ewe, 18.6 - 20.5 micron
Class 144 Fleece Merino Ewe, 20.6 micron and stronger
Class 145 Fleece Merino Wether
Class 146 Fleece Ultra Fine Merino Woolly Hogget , 16 micron
and finer 17Class 147 Fleece Super Fine Merino Woolly Hogget, 16.1 - 18.5
micron
Class 148 Fleece Fine Merino Woolly Hogget, 18.6 - 20.5 micron
Class 149 Fleece Merino Woolly Hogget 20.6 micron and
stronger
Class 150 Fleece Merino Ram Hogget
Class 151 Fleece Halfbred Ewe
Class 152 Fleece Halfbred Hogget
Class 153 Fleece Corriedale Ewe
Class 154 Fleece Corriedale Ram
Class 155 Fleece Corriedale Woolly Ewe Hogget
Class 156 Fleece Corriedale Ewe Hogget (shorn as Lamb)
Class 157 Fleece Corriedale Woolly Ram Hogget
Class 158 Fleece fine wool Ewe or Wether - Judged on 'flock'
score card.
Stud properties excluded
Class 159 Fleece Hogget - judged on 'flock' score card - stud
properties excluded
CROSSBRED SECTION
Mainland Wool have donated $100 for Best Crossbred Fleece.
Class 160 Fleece Perendale Ewe
Class 161 Fleece Perendale Ram
Class 162 Fleece Perendale Woolly Hogget
Class 163 Fleece Perendale Hogget (shorn as Lamb)
Class 164 Fleece Crossbred Ewe Medium
Class 165 Fleece Crossbred Ewe Lustre
Class 166 Fleece Crossbred 2nd shear 75-100mm 33 micron &
stronger
Class 167 Blend of Crossbred Ewe 2nd shear
Min 8kg - judged mainly on evenness of blend
Class 168 Fleece Crossbred Hogget (shorn as lamb)
Class 169 Fleece Crossbred Woolly Hogget
Class 170 Fleece Crossbred Lamb
Class 171 Blend of Crossbred lambs fleece
Min. 4kgs, judged mainly on evenness of blend
Class 172 Fleece Crossbred Ram
Class 173 Fleece Drysdale Ewe, not more than 6 months growth
Class 174 Fleece Drysdale Lamb, not more than 6 months
growth
Class 175 Fleece Lustre
COMPOSITE BREED
Breed to be stated.
Class 176 Any Composite Breed Fleece
18SOUTH CANTERBURY TOYOTA BLACK &
COLOURED WOOL - FEATURE SHOW -
ANNE PATTERSON MEMORIAL
Entry Fee: Members $2.00, Non Members: $3.00
Thank you to The South Canterbury/Waitaki Branch
BCSBANZ for sponsoring the Prize Money.
Prize Money: First $8.00, Second $4.00, Third $2.00
All Prize Money to be collected from Convenor from 4.00pm -
4.15pm
All Wool to be stage at the showgrounds no later than 12pm
Wednesday 31st March 2021.
Supreme Champion Tartan Scarf presented by the Society for
Supreme Coloured Fleece.
Reserve Champion Ribbon for Reserve Fleece.
Special Prize for Supreme Coloured Fleece of $25.00
Monuina Memorial Prize of $10.00 for Reserve Champion Fleece
and $5.00 each to best Fine and Strong Fleeces excluding Supreme
and Reserve Champion Fleece.
Monuina Trophy for most points in the Black & Coloured Wool
and Sheep Classes (to be eligible, exhibitor must enter in both
sections).
Aorangi Veterinary Services donates $10.00 for most points in
Black & Coloured Wool.
Information about the NZ Royal Golden Fleece Exhibition can be
found at W: ras.org.nz - Competitions E: enquiries@ras.org.nz P:
(03) 313 1004
The Society wishes to thank the following for their
sponsorship: Major Sponsor South Canterbury Toyota and
spoonsors Aorangi Veterinary Services, South Canterbury
Black and Coloured Sheepbreeder's Assn and Monuina
Memorial.
Class 177 Fleece, 31 micron (52's) and finer
Class 178 Fleece, 33 micron (50's) & stronger
Class 179 Hogget Fleece, 30 micron (54's) & finer
Class 180 Hogget Fleece (shorn as a lamb) 30 microns and finer
Class 181 Hogget Fleece (woolly), 31 micron (52's) & stronger
Class 182 Hogget Fleece (shorn as lamb) 31 microns (52's) &
stronger
MACKENZIE A&P SHEARS
SHEARING SPORTS NZ COMPETITION
Any inquiries to: Annette Johnson, 1830 Clayton Rd, RD 17, Fairlie
7987, Ph: 03 685 4890, Email: kevinhessell@xtra.co.nz
Thank you to the Mackenzie Shears Shed sponsors: Alpine Energy,
Barwoods, Goldpine, Heiniger, Mackenzie Supply Services,
Mainland Wool, Makikihi Fries, PGG Wrightson Wool, Point
Lumber, Ravensdown, Temuka Transport
19MIGHTY MIX DOG FOOD SHEEP DOG
TRIALS
Entry Fee: $5.00 per dog
Automatic entry into 'OPEN' Class. If dogs are eligible for 'OPEN
MAIDEN' &/or 'DISTRICT MAIDEN' at time of entry, dogs must
be nominated on entry form.
Drive and Yard commencing 7.30am.
A draw will be sent to the competitors approximately 2 weeks prior
to the show.
The owner of all dogs entering the show grounds must be able to
produce a dosing certificate if requested to do so.
A Mackenzie Tartan Scarf will be presented to the winner of the run
off
Challenge Cup presented by AB Mackenzie & WB
Trotter awarded to the winner of the OPEN class
John Edmond Cup awarded to the winner of the DISTRICT
MAIDEN class
Mighty Mix Dog Food vouchers donated to the first three places in
each class
Mackenzie A&P Committee donates $20 to be awarded to the
youngest competitor under 16 years.
We would like to thank our Major sponsor Mighty Mix Dog Food
and our other sponsors Ravensdown, Westpac and Miss
Timaru.
Class 183 OPEN
Prize Money: First $60.00, Second $40.00, Third $25.00
Class 184 OPEN MAIDEN
Prize Money: First $50.00, Second $30.00, Third $20.00
Class 185 DISTRICT MAIDEN
Prize Money: First $30.00, Second $20.00, Third $15.00
EQUESTRIAN - HOY QUALIFYING SHOW
(SOME SECTIONS)
JUDGING TIMES:
8:15am Horse and Pony District Classes (Hack, Park Hack, Saddle
Hunter, Riding Horse, Pleasure Horse/Pony and Cobs AND Best
District Pony, A, B, C and Saddle Hunter Pony)
Livamol Series time to be confirmed
8:30am Hack, Park Hack, Saddle Hunter, Riding Horse, Cobs,
Pleasure Horse/Pony, Show Pony Groups A, B, C, Saddle Hunter
Pony and Miniatures
9:00am First Ridden, Led Horse/Pony
Lead Rein to follow First Ridden
Shetlands to follow Miniatures
Light Harness to follow Shetlands
9.30am Clydesdales
10.00am Shepherd's Hack
Hunter classes to follow the Show classes
PLEASE NOTE: Judges are subject to change.
20All Equestrian matters on Show Day to be handled at the Equestrian
Caravan (including collecting of back numbers and the redemption
of prize money which will be given AFTER the Grand Parade).
IMPORTANT HEALTH & SAFETY INFORMATION- All persons
entering the grounds must comply with the Health and Safety at
Work Act 2015 (and subsequent amendments.) Please abide by the
safety rules and signage at the Showgrounds. Follow instructions
from Marshals and Show Officials. All competitors must follow the
RAS Equestrian Rulebook. Regulation Safety Helmets/Hats, red
tagged, must be worn by competitors in horse and pony events.
These standards may be subject to change and the latest list can be
found at http://www.ras.org.nz – equestrian. RAS will advise any
changes via their website and Facebook.
ONLY competitors are allowed in the Main Ring. NO
spectators, grooms or assistants in the Main Ring. The exception
are stallion handlers and leaders/attendants in the Lead Rein
section.
All horses must be haltered when led. All Horses/Ponies MUST
have a name tag attached to their halter with the contact details of
the owner/rider. Please be aware of Pedestrian Lanes. Please
enter/exit Ring slowly.
Equestrian Entry Fees ($1.15 per class RAS levy is non-inclusive
and must be paid separately): Members: $5.00, Non Members: $7.00
Equestrian Prize Money: First $15.00, Second $10.00, Third $7.00,
Fourth $5.00
The RAS equestrian levy of $1.15 per class must be paid by the
entrant (as shown separately on the entry form).
ADDITIONAL GROUND FEE OF $5.00 PER HORSE/PONY TO
BE PAID WITH ENTRY FEE
All Entry Fees and Prize Money are as stated unless otherwise
specified.
Entries to be made on time please. Entries close 28 February
2021. Any late entries will be charged a late entry fee of
$10/entry form. No entries will be accepted within seven days of
the Show or on the day.
All competitors must wear numbers, one per combination. Your
number will be made available on the day of the show. Number
holders are allowed. Back numbers will be available for hire from
the Equestrian Caravan ($2 refundable deposit required).
The Equestrian Section is run under the Royal Agricultural Society
Equestrian Competitors, Exhibitors and Judges Rules. This
Rulebook is available from the RAS website (www.ras.org.nz).
RIGHTS OF THE EQUESTRIAN CONVENOR: The Equestrian
Convenor, in consultation with Section Convenors, reserves the
right to refuse or cancel any entry without giving any reason for
doing so and reserves the right to make any alteration to the Show
Timetable or withdraw any event as may be deemed desirable. If
there are insufficient entries in a class, at close of entries, classes
may be combined. Any unruly or dangerous animal, or exhibit, may
be required to leave the Showgrounds.
In the event of a horse/pony being entered in the wrong class, a
transfer may be made at the discretion of the Section Convenor for a
fee of $2 per class. No hacks in pony ring in riding classes. In the
event of an entered horse or pony becoming unsound prior to the
21show, a substitute may be entered in the SAME CLASS, RIDDEN
BY THE SAME RIDER, provided a vet certificate is produced for
the original entry. The Secretary is to be notified prior to the show.
A Novice is a Horse / Pony that has not had 6 (six) wins in
conformation classes at the day of the show. (Paced & Mannered
wins do not count in conformation classes and conformation classes
do not count in Paced & Mannered classes.) Novice Ponies are to be
shown in snaffle bit only. Please note that a record of wins will be
asked for. All Novice Pony Classes are open to riders of any age
(refer to Equestrian Rulebook MSS 2.1c No rider to compete in two
age groups. Rider/Handler's age and eligibility is determined as per
the 1 August i.e. Riders/handlers who are of age for any
division/section on the 1 August complete the show year/season in
that division/section. Refer to Equestrian Rulebook CDE 11 for
additional rules about the AGE OF RIDERS & HANDLERS.
A Pony may only be entered in the Show Pony Section or the Saddle
Hunter Pony Section - not both.
i. Yellow Card - This Show/Event supports the RAS ‘Yellow Card’
system. A Yellow Card will be issued, In cases of offences in
respect of abuse of animals or inappropriate behaviour as per the
RAS Constitution and the RAS Rules Regulations/Bylaws including
the Equestrian Rulebook, the RAS affiliated Show/Event/registered
Measuring Stand and their grounds and their duly appointed
delegates may deliver to the Person Responsible a Yellow Warning
Card (either immediately or within 10 days of the show) which
suspends any penalty until possible new offences. Full wording of
the ‘Yellow Card’ system is available to view on the RAS website –
www.ras.org.nz.
ii. Clean Sport - The Rules of the Royal A&P Society New Zealand
in regard to Clean Sport apply. Competitors are advised that tests for
forbidden substances may be carried out during the Show/Event and
that testing of all animals is at the person responsible’s risk.
Forbidden Substance - Any substance capable of affecting the speed,
stamina, courage or conduct of a horse, pony, donkey or mule by its
action upon the central or peripheral nervous system or the cardio-
vascular, respiratory, alimentary, digestive, muscoskeletal or
urogenital systems.
iii. Arrears -No person who is in arrears with regard to entry fees,
subscriptions, or any other Show/Event charge is eligible to compete
at any affiliated Show/Event. Proof of payment will be required
before any restriction is lifted.
iv. Summary of RAS Resolution Process – the full process can be
found on the RAS website www.ras.org.nz. The principle behind the
process is to deal with the matter as it comes to hand and in most
cases it should be dealt with directly by the show. If the matter is in
regards to an RAS official, the complaint should be directed to the
RAS CEO who will facilitate the necessary process.
RAS Horse/Pony Certificate MUST be carried and number clearly
stated on Entry Form (the exception is the Pleasure Horse/Pony and
Shepherd's Hack sections). Online entries
must enter the number or email a photocopy to the Secretary
(mackenzieapsociety@gmail.com). Failure to do so will result in
elimination. Please refer to Equestrian Rulebook CDE1.
22THERE WILL BE NO MEASURING ON SHOW DAY. PLEASE
CONTACT RAS or see http://www.ras.org.nz/equestrian/measuring
for a list of measuring stands/dates/contact phone numbers.
Alternately, contact Southern Canterbury A&P Assn Judith Johnson
phone (03) 689 7775 to arrange measurement.
STALLIONS: The Secretary MUST be informed on the entry form
that a stallion is being entered. Online entries must email the
Secretary (mackenzieapsociety@gmail.com). As per Equestrian
Rulebook CDE 14. STALLIONS and COLTS a) All stallions and
colts (with the exception of Miniature horses and foals) must be
shown in a bit. b) A Steward will order any stallion/colt considered
out of control or to be causing undue disquiet to other horses from
the ring without recourse from the
stallion/colt's/exhibitor/competitor. c) It is compulsory for all
stallions and colts, except foals, to wear two (2) official 'S”
identification badges, one attached to each side of their bridle, at all
Shows/Events at all times. The rider must also wear two RAS
official (2) armbands (one on each arm) when in the ring. 'S' badges
to be purchased from RAS Head Office or ESNZ; armbands from
RAS Head Office. d) Handlers and Riders of stallions/colts must
wear an approved Hi Viz vest at Shows/Events when outside the
showing ring. Vests can be purchased from RAS Head Office.
ALL PRIZE WINNERS ARE EXPECTED TO APPEAR IN
THE GRAND PARADE. THE GRAND PARADE IS AN
IMPORTANT PART OF AN A&P SHOW AND WE
STRONGLY ENCOURAGE PARTICIPATION.
WHILE IT IS PREFERABLE FOR ALL PRIZE WINNERS
TO APPEAR IN THE GRAND PARADE WITH THEIR
HORSE/PONY, IN THE CASE OF STALLIONS, NOVICE,
LEAD REIN AND FIRST RIDDEN ENTRANTS,
PARTICIPATION IS OPTIONAL.
IN THE CASE OF ANY HEALTH AND SAFETY CONCERNS
OF ANY ENTRANTS, AN UNSAFE MOUNT OR
EXTENUATING CIRCUMSTANCES WHERE YOU ARE
UNABLE TO PARTICIPATE, PLEASE APPLY IN WRITING
FOR PAYMENT OF PRIZE MONEY TO THE SECRETARY
STATING YOUR REASONS CLEARLY. THE EQUESTRIAN
CONVENOR WILL MAKE THE FINAL DECISION AND, IF
APPROVED, PRIZE MONEY WILL BE PAID WITHIN A
MONTH OF THE SHOW.
SHOWGROUNDS OPEN 9AM SATURDAY MARCH. RING
WILL BE CLOSED.
BOXES & YARDS
The Committee has the right to ask for a box/yard to be vacated in
the case of an emergency or if your horse/pony is in the wrong
box/yard or if the box/yard has not been paid for. Limited box/yard
accommodation is available on the show grounds. These are
allocated at the discretion of the convenor. YOU MUST state on the
Entry Form which nights/day are required. If entered online, you
must email the Secretary. All Horses/Ponies MUST have a name tag
attached to their halter with the contact details of the owner/rider.
Box/Yard Charges: $25.00 per night box, $20.00 per day box,
$15.00 per night yard, $10.00 per day yard, Weekend Package (from
239am Saturday Night and Day) box $75.00 or yard $40 - to be paid
with entry and left clean. If boxes/yards are left dirty, you will be
charged a cleaning fee.
All cups and trophies will be engraved by the Society and will be
displayed in the Mackenzie A & P Committee Room. Winners may
arrange to have a photo taken with the trophy on Show day (please
enquire at the Equestrian Caravan) or during the year, or alternately,
request a photo of the trophy. Arrangements may be made for the
collection of a trophy or cup. Please contact the Secretary for more
information.
HORSE SPECIAL PRIZES: A Supreme Rosette will be awarded
to the horse judged Supreme over all groups. Rug sponsored by
South Canterbury Saddlery to be presented to the Supreme Horse.
Supreme Horse will be presented for Supreme Exhibit at conclusion
of the Parade.
The Society's Champion Tartan Scarf awarded to Open Champion
Horse in each section: Hack, Park Hack, Saddle Hunter, Riding
Horse. A Reserve Champion Ribbon also awarded in all sections.
A Champion Purple Sash and Reserve Champion Sash will be
awarded to Novice Champions.
First Placed Open Height Class winners to be paraded in
Championship Classes, Second Place winners to stand by.
PONY SPECIAL PRIZES: A Supreme Rosette will be awarded to
the pony judged Supreme over all groups. Rug sponsored by
Craighead Diocesan School to be presented to the Pony Supreme.
Supreme Pony will be presented for Supreme Exhibit at conclusion
of the Parade.
Champion Tartan Scarves and Reserve Champion Ribbons will be
awarded to:
Group A: Champion Open Show Pony, over 138cm and not
exceeding 148cm, Group B: Champion Open Show Pony, over
128cm and not exceeding 138cm, Group C: Champion Open Show
Pony, not over 128cm. Saddle Hunter Pony: Champion Open Saddle
Hunter Pony, not exceeding 148cm
First Placed Open Height Class winners to be paraded in
Championship Classes, Second Place winners to stand by.
Mackenzie Pony Club Challenge Cups for the Best District Ponies
(Mackenzie County) in Groups A, B, C and Saddle Hunter Pony
Mackenzie County A&P Society Cup for Supreme Pony
Mackenzie Country A&P Society Challenge Cup presented by Mrs
HC Manaton for Most Points in Pony Classes
Thank you to Farmlands, Shenley Stn, Jordan Dent Farrier
Services, J Ballantyne & Co Ltd, Lake Tekapo Village Motel,
Shenley Station, Craighead Diocesan School, Aoraki Western
Riding Club, Lake Tekapo Holiday Homes, South Canterbury
Saddlery, Vetlife and Mackenzie Alpine Horse Trekking for their
sponsorship.
EQUESTRIAN CONVENOR: Annabelle Hampton
SECTION CONVENORS: Mary Cottier, Sue Kerr, Liz Mills, Susie
Izard, Sara Fisher, Pip Thompson, Bronwyn Halliday and Kirsty
Anderson
ASSISTANT: Heather Morris and Jaye Asher
24HACKS - over 158cm (HOY QUALIFIER)
Classes will be called through medium of the loudspeaker.
Exhibitors are requested to enter the ring promptly. Onus on
exhibitors to be on time as classes will not be held up waiting late
arrivals.
An exhibit may only be entered in the Show Hack or Riding Horse
or Saddle Hunter section.
District, Best Presented and Rider Classes are NOT HOY
Qualifying Classes.
Mackenzie Highland Show E Jones/Orbell Cup for most points in
Hacks (over 158cm)
Class 186 Best District Hack, Park Hack, Saddle Hunter, Riding
Horse or Cob
To be judged in Hack Ring at 8:15am. Mackenzie A&P Society
Braemar Challenge Trophy and a Purple Sash will be awarded. To
be owned and ridden by a resident of the Mackenzie County.
Class 187 Best Presented Hack
Class 188 Novice Hack over 158cm, 0-2 wins
Class 189 Novice Hack over 158cm, 0-5 wins
Champion and Reserve Champion Novice Hack (to be judged from
winner of previous two classes. Second placed Novice Hack to the
Champion to be judged alongside remaining winners for Reserve
Champion Novice Hack).
Class 190 Novice Paced and Mannered Hack, 0-5 wins
Class 191 Open Hack, over 158cm and not exceeding 163cm
Class 192 Open Hack, over 163cm
Class 193 Open Lady's Hack on Type
may be ridden by a Lady or Gentleman - conformation class
Class 194 Open Gentleman's Hack on Type
may be ridden by a Lady or Gentleman - conformation class
Champion and Reserve Champion Open Hack
(To be judged from previous four Open Hack classes. Second placed
Hack to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners
for Reserve Champion Open Hack)
Class 195 Open Paced and Mannered Hack over 158cm
Class 196 Best Rider in section (not a HOY Qualifier)
Winner of this class is eligible for Champion Rider, to be judged
before Supreme Horse in the Hack Ring.
Judging of the Supreme in the Hack Ring. Supreme Horse to be
presented for Supreme Exhibit at conclusion of Parade.
PARK HACKS - over 148cm & not exceeding 158cm
(HOY QUALIFIER)
Classes will be called through medium of the loudspeaker.
Exhibitors are requested to enter the ring promptly. Onus on
exhibitors to be on time as classes will not be held up waiting late
arrivals.
An exhibit may only be entered in the Show Hack or Riding Horse
or Saddle Hunter section.
District, Best Presented and Rider Classes are NOT HOY
Qualifying Classes.
25Mackenzie Highland Show CFCA Cup for most points in Park
Hacks (148cm-158cm)
Class 197 Best District Hack, Park Hack, Saddle Hunter, Riding
Horse or Cob combined with Class 186. To be judged in Hack Ring
at 8:15am. Mackenzie A&P Society Braemar Challenge Trophy and
a Purple Sash will be awarded. To be owned and ridden by a
resident of the Mackenzie County.
Class 198 Best Presented Park Hack
Class 199 Novice Park Hack to 158cm, 0-2 wins
Class 200 Novice Park Hack to 158cm, 0-5 wins
Champion and Reserve Champion Novice Park Hack (to be judged
from winner of previous two classes. Second placed Novice Park
Hack to the Champion to be judged alongside remaining winners for
Reserve Champion Novice Park Hack).
Class 201 Novice Paced and Mannered Park Hack, 0-5 wins
Class 202 Open Park Hack, over 148cm and not exceeding
153cm
Class 203 Open Park Hack, over 153cm and not exceeding
158cm
Class 204 Open Lady's Park Hack on Type
(conformation class) - Lady or Gentleman Rider
Class 205 Open Gentleman's Park Hack on Type
(conformation class) - Lady or Gentleman Rider
Champion and Reserve Champion Open Park Hack (To be judged
from previous four classes. Second placed Park Hack to the
Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve
Champion Open Park Hack).
Class 206 Open Paced and Mannered Park Hack, over 148cm
and not exceeding 158cm
Class 207 Best Rider in section (not a HOY Qualifier)
Winner of this class is eligible for Champion Rider, to be judged
before Supreme Horse in the Hack Ring.
Judging of the Supreme in the Hack Ring. Supreme Horse to be
presented for Supreme Exhibit at conclusion of Parade.
SADDLE HUNTERS - over 148cm (HOY
QUALIFIER)
An exhibit may only be entered in the Show Hack or Riding Horse
or Saddle Hunter section. Horses will be required to gallop within
the confines and constraints of the venue involved.
District, Best Presented and Rider Classes are NOT HOY
Qualifying Classes.
Class 208 Best District Hack, Park Hack, Saddle Hunter, Riding
Horse or Cob combined with Class 186. To be judged in Hack Ring
at 8:15am. Mackenzie A&P Society Braemar Challenge Trophy and
a Purple Sash will be awarded. To be owned and ridden by a
resident of the Mackenzie County.
Class 209 Best Presented Saddle Hunter
Class 210 Novice Saddle Hunter, 0-2 wins
Class 211 Novice Saddle Hunter, 0-5 wins
26Champion and Reserve Champion Novice Saddle Hunter (to be
judged from the winners of the above two classes. Second placed
Novice Saddle Hunter to the Champion to be judged alongside the
remaining winners for Reserve Champion)
Class 212 Novice Paced and Mannered Saddle Hunter, 0-5 wins
Class 213 Open Saddle Hunter over 148cm and not exceeding
163cm
Class 214 Open Saddle Hunter, over 163cm
Class 215 Open Lady's Saddle Hunter on Type
(conformation class) - Lady or Gentleman Rider
Class 216 Open Gentleman's Saddle Hunter on Type
(conformation class) - Lady or Gentleman Rider
Champion and Reserve Champion Open Saddle Hunter (To be
judged from the winners of above four classes. Second placed
Saddle Hunter to the Champion to be judged alongside the
remaining winners for reserve)
Class 217 Open Paced and Mannered Saddle Hunter
Class 218 Best Rider in section (not a HOY Qualifier)
Winner of this class is eligible for Champion Rider, to be judged
before Supreme Horse in the Hack Ring.
Judging of the Supreme in the Hack Ring. Supreme Horse to be
presented for Supreme Exhibit at conclusion of Parade.
RIDING HORSE - over 148cm (HOY QUALIFIER)
An exhibit may only be entered in the Show Hack or Riding Horse
or Saddle Hunter section. Horses will be required to gallop within
the confines and constraints of the venue involved. The Novice
status of the horse from previous Show Hack, Park Hack or Saddle
Hunter competitions will apply to this 'Riding Horse' section.
District, Best Presented and Rider Classes are NOT HOY
Qualifying Classes.
Class 219 Best District Hack, Park Hack, Saddle Hunter, Riding
Horse or Cob combined with Class 186. To be judged in Hack Ring
at 8:15am. Mackenzie A&P Society Braemar Challenge Trophy and
a Purple Sash will be awarded. To be owned and ridden by a
resident of the Mackenzie County.
Class 220 Best Presented Riding Horse
Class 221 Novice Riding Horse, 0-2 wins
Class 222 Novice Riding Horse, 0-5 wins
Champion and Reserve Champion Novice Riding Horse. (To be
judged from the winners of above two classes. Second placed
Novice Riding Horse to the Champion to be judged alongside the
remaining winners for Reserve Champion)
Class 223 Novice Paced and Mannered Riding Horse, 0-5 wins
Class 224 Open Riding Horse, over 148cm, not exceeding 158cm
Class 225 Open Riding Horse, over 158cm, not exceeding 163cm
Class 226 Open Riding Horse, over 163cm
Class 227 Open Lady's Riding Horse on Type
(conformation class) - Lady or Gentleman Rider
Class 228 Open Gentleman's Riding Horse on Type
(conformation class) - Lady or Gentleman Rider
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