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Palmerston & Waihemo Agricultural & Pastoral Association Inc.
PALMERSTON & WAIHEMO A&P SHOW 2021
PALMERSTON SHOWGROUNDS, 31 GILLIGAN ST, PALMERSTON
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FRIDAY 29 JANUARY — EQUESTRIAN —NON RAS SECTIONS & SHOW JUMPING
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SATURDAY 30 JANUARY — ENTERTAINMENT & FAMILY DAY, TRADES,
LIVESTOCK, RAS EQUESTRIAN SECTIONS
Please note, no Garden & Gallery as Hall unavailable.
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FREE ENTRY ON 29 & 30 JANUARY
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SUNDAY 31 JANUARY — CAR SHOW & MARKET DAY
$5 ENTRY FEE FOR 13 YEARS AND UP
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POSTAL ENTRIES close Friday 22 January 2021
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ONLINE ENTRIES close Friday 22 January 2021
COVID -19 NOTIFICATION
At the time of print New Zealand is in Covid-19 Level 1 restrictions. Should this change,
we will adhere to any Government regulations.
• Under Level 1, all the Show days can run. QR codes and sanitation points are
available throughout the site.
• Under Level 2, a restricted program with no public, trades, or entertainment.
Changes will be advised on our Facebook page.
• Under Level 3, the show will be cancelled.
PAYMENT OF PRIZE MONIES
All prize monies will be paid into the bank account notified on the entry form. There will
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be NO PAYMENT on the day. Payment will be made within 14 working days from 1
February 2021. The A&P committee takes no responsibility for incorrect bank account
details advised by the prize winner.
OFFICERS 2020-2021
President Garry Dodd, Vice President Euan Ironside, Secretary Maria Barta,
Treasurer Annette Rosanowski
Members of Management Committee
Ada Birtles, Euan Ironside, Cody Jenkins, Fiona Skevington, Greg McLeod, Michaela
Sutherland
Members of Sub-committee
Lillian Cooper, Susan Lawson, Mike Neill, Rachel Stocks
Life Members: Ms Sharon Chamberlain, Mrs Heather Collins, Mr Barry Kemp, Ms Kay
Kemp, Mrs Heather McGregor, Mrs Gay Mills, Mrs Jan Smith
Section Convenors
Sheep and Fleece: Euan Ironside: 021 155 5481
Cattle, Alpaca, Llama, Donkey: Mel Fraser: 027 322 5887
Eastern Agri- Fun Event: Enquiries to Susan Lawson 03 465-0640/027 2288 252
Entries Fiona Skevington 027 240 7126 Email entries@palmerstonwaihemo.nz
1Equestrian: Fiona Skevington: 027 240 7126
Ring Convenor (equestrian)
Trades: Garry Dodd and Maria Barta
Pet Parade: Palmerston Veterinary Centre: (03) 465-1291
Terrier Race: Goodwood Kennels & Cattery: (03) 465-1442
Entertainment: Greg McLeod and Cody Jenkins
Vintage Machinery: Ron Sheat
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Car Show Sunday 31 January: Annette Rosanowski
Hon. Examiner N T Mason and Co. Ltd.
Hon. Surgeons East Otago Health
Hon. Veterinarians Palmerston Veterinary Centre
Trophies Convenor Maria Barta
A huge Thank You to all our volunteers
SECRETARY EQUESTRIAN ENTRIES
Mrs Maria Barta Mrs Fiona Skevington
The Old Courthouse 44 Craig St
22 Stronsa St Palmerston 9480
Palmerston 9480 Phone (03) 465 1641
Mob: 021 211 1111 Mob: 027 240 7126
contact@palmerstonwaihemo.nz entries@palmerstonwaihemo.nz
CUPS AND TROPHIES
Points for trophies awarded as follows:
First: 6 points Second: 5 points Third: 3 points Fourth: 2 points. Fifth 1 point
Champion: 2 points Reserve Champion: 1 point
RULES and REGULATIONS
Please see the Palmerston & Waihemo A&P Assn. Inc. Rules and Regulations, and those
Rules of the Royal Agricultural Society under which this Show operates. These are found
after the Equestrian section.
Equestrian competitors — please see the RAS rules attached at the beginning of the
Equestrian section.
PROTESTS AND OBJECTIONS (All animals except Dairy Cattle)
• The determination of a judge shall be final as between all competitors, unless an
objection is made to any exhibit and allowed on the ground of disqualification.
• The duly appointed member of the Committee, along with the Chief Stewards shall
have, at their discretion, power to decide any dispute in their respective divisions
after consultation with the Senior Stewards of the section involved, with the
exception of regular protest and appeals.
• All objections or protest must be made in writing within one hour of judging of the
class in question, signed by the person making such complaint, and delivered to the
Secretary. No protest will be received later than one hour after the completion of
the judging.
2• The objector shall, at the time of making such objection, lodge the sum of $50.00
which shall be refunded should the objection or protest be sustained.
• Protests will be received without deposit from Judges only.
• If the protest is lodged prior to Judging, the onus of proof will rest with the
exhibitor. If the judging has already commenced, the onus of proof will be with the
party protesting.
• All protests will be decided as soon as practicable and the decision made shall be
final.
• If a prize-winner were afterwards disqualified, the Committee may, with or without
the advice of the judge, decide whether the next animal on the list shall gain the prize.
MEMBERSHIP
• To enable the Committee to meet expenses and to successfully carry out the
various competitions during the year, they respectfully request that subscriptions
be forwarded to the Secretary as early as possible.
• Members' tickets are strictly personal, and not transferable.
• The proper maintenance of the Society's operations requires a large number of
members, and the Committee has every confidence in asking for additional support
to enable the Society to extend its usefulness.
• The single Annual Subscription is twenty dollars ($20).
MEMBER'S PRIVILEGES
• One Member's ticket for the Annual Show.
• A ticket for FREE entry to 13 other RAS Southern District shows.
• Entry to Members' car park at the Annual Show.
• Reduction in Equestrian Entry Fees.
• To attend and vote at General Meetings of the Association.
• To attend the AGM and vote to elect members for the Management Committee.
SUBSCRIPTION ARREARS
Members tickets will be issued when subscriptions have been paid in full.
HEALTH & SAFETY
The Palmerston & Waihemo A&P Assn. Inc. operates a Safe Site policy. Please report
any incidents to the Office in the first instance.
KEEP DOGS ON A LEAD, PLEASE.
Take care and enjoy the Show
3SHOW PRIZEWINNERS 2020
LIVESTOCK SECTIONS
ASPINALL JOEL & CO CUP Most Points Overall in Livestock D Robertson
CATTLE
No entries
SHEEP
SUPREME CHAMPION STUD SHEEP D Robertson
NZ CEMENT HOLDINGS TROPHY Supreme Champion Wool Bred Sheep D Robertson
SUPREME CHAMPION BLACK & COLOURED SHEEP Pip Sanders
DON HALL MACHINERY TROPHY Supreme Champion Mutton Bred Sheep KM & RJ
Dwyer
CHAMPION WOOL BREED STUD RAM OR EWE D Robertson
RESERVE CHAMPION WOOL BREED STUD RAM OR EWE D Robertson
CHAMPION MEAT BREED STUD RAM OR EWE KM & RJ Dwyer
RESERVE CHAMPION MEAT BREED STUD RAM OR EWE KM & RJ Dwyer
CHAMPION BLACK OR COLOURED RAM OR EWE Pip Sanders
RESERVE CHAMPION BLACK OR COLOURED RAM OR EWE Pip Sanders
MRS A HERRON CUP Most Points Stud Sheep Section D Robertson
GIFT PRIME LAMB Most Valuable Gift Export Lamb D Blair
NZ REFRIGERATION CO. LTD. TROPHY Most Points Gift Lamb Class D Blair
FIRST PRIZE WOOL BREED FLOCK SHEEP R Hall
FLEECE
DALGETY CUP Supreme Champion Fleece A Robinson
DALGETY CHALLENGE CUP Champion Crossbred Fleece A Robinson
DALGETY CUP Champion Fine Wool Fleece Euan Ironside
FORSYTH ELDERS WOOL CHALLENGE CUP Most Points Crossbred Fleece A Robinson
PET SECTION
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BUBBLEY HOUR CUP and 1 Place Tank (dog) Kelly Pullyn
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TERRIER RACE 1 Place Billy Eason Family
EQUESTRIAN AWARDS
SKEVINGTON FAMILY SUPREME CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS TROPHY
Greenmoor Euphoria D Simpson/S Pickens
SMARTEST ON PARADE TROPHY Ashton Precious Moments Lily Walker
ARAHANUI CUP — Supreme Champion Ridden Hack Trevelda Mountain Storm D
Simpson
OTAGO WINES & SPIRITS TROPHY — Champion Hack Salient HH Jess Beevis
WAIHEMO COUNTY CENTENNIAL CUP — Best Presented Hack or Pony
Bewitched of Flaxmill Meg Fleming
PALMERSTON & WAIHEMO COUNTRY CUP — Best Presented Led Exhibit
Holybank Sugar Plum Sarah Lee
MELISSA BARNES CUP — Champion Ridden Park Hack
4Uptown Charlie Brown Natasha Waddell
PALMERSTON & WAIHEMO A&P ASSN. TROPHY — Most Points Hack Classes
Polly Rocket Sara Frew/Caitlin Hopkinson
SUPREME CHAMPION LED EXHIBIT Greenmoor Euphoria D Simpson/S Pickens
DAVID & ELIZABETH ROSS MEMORIAL TROPHY — Local Hack Gaining Most Points
Kiki E Denham
TURNBULLS SADDLERY TROPHY — Supreme Champion Pony
Greenmoor Euphoria D Simpson/S Pickens
COLLINS TROPHY — Champion “A” Pony Eastdale Foxtrot Ella Walker
PALMERSTON & WAIHEMO TROPHY — Best Presented “A” Pony, Rider & Gear
Ashton Precious Moments Lily Walker
MRS J T ASPINALL TROPHY — Champion “B” Pony Samarkand Park Vogue Zara Hodder
M M CASSELL CUP — Best Presented “B” Pony, Rider and Gear
Samarkand Park Vogue Zara Hodder
J HAMILTON CUP — Champion “C” Pony KS Precious Gem Paige Fitzgerald
FRASER CUP — Best Presented “C” Pony, Rider and Gear
KS Precious Gem Paige Fitzgerald
BUBBLEY HOUR TROPHY — Best Boy or Girl Rider Sub-Section “C”
Sunnyridge Oliver Twist Casey Gubb
GLENPARK PERPETUAL TROPHY — Best Pony Rider at the Show Millie Harris
J & E KEMP CUP — Most Points in Pony Classes Stoneleigh Mahoe Bella Robson
PATRICIA POWELL MEMORIAL CUP — Most Points by Local Pony
Fortification Solombah Neave O’Connell
DAVID & ELLA ROSS MEMORIAL TROPHY — Most Points in Local Pony Classes
Jubilee Storytella Livana Skevington
PALMERSTON & WAIHEMO A&P ASSN TROPHY —
Most Points in Lead Rein and First Ridden Classes Jubilee Angel Annie Aidan Oudt
TOONMALS SHETLAND PONY TRAY — Supreme Adult Champion
Ridge View Trixie Bell Toby Harden
LITTLE HOOF TROPHY — Champion Adult Shetland Pony
Ridge View Trixie Bell Toby Harden
TOONMALS SHETLAND STUD TROPHY — Champion Youngstock
Cleoranee Lorenzo Richard Price
UNITY TROPHY GlenPark Equestrian Perpetual Challenge Trophy and Sash
Glynmawr Redwood Kaiya Goswami
UNITY TROPHY Fleming Family Perpetual Challenge Trophy and Sash
Eastdale Foxtrot Ella Walker
MARYWELL TROPHY — Novice Hack Jump Bartman Olivia Morrissey
J G WHITE PERPETUAL TROPHY — Pony FEI Diamond Cheval Pip Eason
DONKEY & MULE
CHAMPION DONKEY Cherrybank Jax Judy Weild
RESERVE CHAMPION DONKEY Awapuni Mirabelle Judy Weild
CHAMPION MULE Highbridge Majestic Judy Weild
5TRADE & ARTISAN
PALMERSTON & WAIHEMO A & P ASSN. TROPHY — Best Presented Trade
Muscogen Woods Steve and Rachael Williams
GARDEN AND GALLERY
CHAMPION EXHIBITOR Most Points Overall Ada Birtles
MAURICE HAMILTON CUP Most Points in Hand Knitting Yvonne Sharpe
HANDCRAFTS Most Points Overall Yvonne Sharpe
H HUNT TROPHY Most Points In Baking Ada Birtles
PRESERVES Most Points Overall Ada Birtles
STEVE ROY CUP Most Points in Fruit Roseanne Jones
PIONEER MOTEL CUP Most Points In Vegetables (local) Katie Robinson
PIONEER MOTEL CUP Most Points In Cut Flowers (local) Vicki Snoeck
ROSES Most Points Overall Isabel Anderson
MRS S A WHITE TRAY Champion Bloom Or Cluster Ada Birtles
MRS S A WHITE TRAY Champion Bloom Or Stem Ashley Robinson
MRS RAY PARK TROPHY Most Points In Children’s/Teen Sections Kasey Clark
BELEX TROPHY Most Points in Spinning and Weaving Judith Watson
MORRIS CUP Wood Turning Overall Lou Tonkins
PHOTOGRAPHY & ART Most Points Overall Chris Watson
JOHN SWAN (ENGRAVING) LTD WORKSHOP PRIZE Equal Gavin Tisdall
HUNTNG, SHOOTING, FISHING Most points Overall Gavin Tisdall
VINTAGE MACHINERY
BEST RESTORED EXHIBIT — East Otago Vintage Machinery Club Trophy
McCormick Deering 15/30 Tractor Leslie and Noel Sheat
PLEASE NOTE THAT NO SCHEDULES WILL BE PRINTED. SECTIONS CAN BE EMAILED.
ALL INFORMATION ON SHOWDAYONLINE
6LIVESTOCK PROGRAM
LIVESTOCK GATE OPENS AT 7:30AM
ALL LIVESTOCK TO BE ON SITE AND PENNED BY 9:00AM
8:30am Fleeces to be in the shed
9:00am Fleece Judging
9:30am Sheep Judging, including Gift Lamb
10:00am Cattle Judging
10:30am Calf Judging, Alpaca, Llama, Donkey, Mule
11:35am Hobby Horse event — on the arena by the Hall
11:30am Eastern Agri-Fun event
12:30pm Announcement for Pet Parade
12:45pm Judging of Pet Parade
2:15pm Lining up for Grand Parade
2:30pm Grand Parade
2:45pm Terrier Race
LIVESTOCK
• $5 is payable ONLY ONCE per exhibitor in all Livestock sections to cover
administration.
• Children's classes are exempt.
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• ALL LIVESTOCK SECTIONS — Entries close on Friday 31 January 2020. Postal entries
accepted but must arrive by the closing date.
• Providing stock water and container is the responsibility of the exhibitor. Water at
the shed is from the town water supply.
BEEF CATTLE
• Contact Mel Fraser: 027 322 5887
• Registered Beef breeds.
• Only registered breeders can compete in STUD CATTLE class.
• All cattle to be tied and led. Please inform Mel if a yard is required.
• All animals entered for showing must be from a current TB Clear Status Herd.
• Where live cattle form part of a display, the exhibitor is responsible for:
• Ensuring all stock have completed all TB testing requirements as per Animal
Health Board testing regulations.
• Ensuring all stock are identified in accordance with current legal requirements.
• NAIT National No. 444484
• JUDGING TO COMMENCE AT 10am.
7Section 1 Stud Female Section 2 Stud Male
Class 10 Cow 3 years and over with Class 12 Bull 2 years and over
calf at foot Class 13 Bull under 2 years
Class 11 Heifer 2 years and under
CHAMPION STUD FEMALE OR MALE — $20
RESERVE CHAMPION STUD FEMALE OR MALE —$10
SUPREME CATTLE EXHIBIT STUD FEMALE OR MALE — $30
HERD CATTLE
• Entries do NOT have to be from a stud breeder.
• All cattle to be tied and led. Please inform Mel if a yard is required.
• All animals entered for showing must be from a current TB Clear Status Herd.
• Where live cattle form part of a display, the exhibitor is responsible for:
• Ensuring all stock have completed all TB testing requirements as per Animal
Health Board testing regulations.
• Ensuring all stock are identified in accordance with current legal requirements.
• NAIT National No. 444484
• Judging to follow judging of Stud Cattle.
Section 3 Herd Female Section 4 Herd Male
Class 14 Cow, 3 years and over with Class 16 Bull 2 years and over
calf at foot Class 17 Bull under 2 years
Class 15 Heifer 2 years and under
CHAMPION HERD FEMALE OR MALE — Ribbon
RESERVE CHAMPION HERD FEMALE OR MALE — Ribbon
CALVES
• All calves to be tied and led. Please inform Mel if a yard is required.
• All calves over six months entered for showing must be from a current TB Clear
Status Herd.
• Any breed allowed.
• The Committee reserves the right to combine classes if insufficient entries received.
• Cards awarded for placings, sash awarded for Champion and reserve Champion.
• Where calves form part of a display, the exhibitor is responsible for:
• Ensuring all stock have completed all TB testing requirements as per Animal
Health Board testing regulations.
• Ensuring all stock are identified in accordance with current legal requirements.
• NAIT National No. 444484
• Judging to commence at 10.30am
Section 18 Calf
JUDGING TO COMMENCE AT 10:30am.
• The handler(s) must ensure that their calf does not lick or touch another calf,
including in the Grand Parade.
• This is an RAS regulation to prevent the spread of Mycoplasma bovis.
Class 40 Best Calf, Junior Handler — under 10 years
8To be judged on care, condition, knowledge, and handling
Class 41 Best Calf, Intermediate Handler — 10 to 12 years
To be judged on care, condition, knowledge, and handling
Class 42 Best Calf, Senior Handler — 13 years and above
To be judged on care, condition, knowledge, and handling
CHAMPION CALF FEMALE OR MALE — $20
RESERVE CHAMPION CALF FEMALE OR MALE — $10
SHEEP — STUD
• Contact Euan Ironside: 021 155 5481
• Only registered breeders can compete in stud classes.
• All sheep to be penned by 9.00am.
• JUDGING TO COMMENCE AT 9:30am.
• All stud rams to be Brucellosis tested or from an accredited flock.
• All stud sheep to be fairly shorn on or after 20 July 2019 and in natural condition.
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• Cards awarded for 1 , 2 , and 3 placings.
Section 5 Any Wool Breed Sheep Section 6 Any Meat Breed Sheep
Class 18 Ram, over 18 months Class 22 Ram, over 18 months
Class 43 Ram, 18 months and under Class 44 Ram, 18 months and under
Class 19 Ram, Lamb Class 23 Ram, Lamb
Class 20 Ewe, 18 months or over Class 24 Ewe, 18 months or over
Class 21 Ewe, Lamb Class 25 Ewe, Lamb
CHAMPION WOOL BREED RAM or EWE $20
RESERVE CHAMPION WOOL BREED RAM or EWE $10
Sponsored by Peter Lyon Shearing
CHAMPION MEAT BREED RAM or EWE $20
RESERVE CHAMPION MEAT BREED RAM or EWE $10
SUPREME CHAMPION WOOL BREED SHEEP $30
Rosette plus NZ Cement Holdings Trophy
SUPREME CHAMPION MEAT BREED SHEEP $30
Rosette plus Don Hall Machinery Trophy
SHEEP — FLOCK
• Any Sheep can enter the flock sheep section
• All sheep to be penned by 9.00am.
• All flock sheep to be fairly shorn and in natural condition.
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• Cards awarded for 1 , 2 , and 3 placings
• JUDGING TO COMMENCE AT 9:30am.
Section 7 Black or Coloured Sheep
Class 90 Ram, 18 months and over Class 95 Ewe, 18 months and over
Class 93 Ram Lamb Class 98 Ewe Lamb
Class 94 Wether, any age
CHAMPION COLOURED EWE, RAM OR WETHER $20
RESERVE CHAMPION COLOURED EWE, RAM OR WETHER $10
9Section 8 Any Wool Breed Flock Sheep Section 9 Any Meat Breed Flock Sheep
Class 27 Ram, over 18 months Class 32 Ram, over 18 months
Class 45 Ram, 18 months and under Class 46 Ram, 18 months and under
Class 28 Ram, Lamb Class 33 Ram Lamb
Class 29 Wether, any age Class 34 Wether, any age
Class 30 Ewe, 18 months or over Class 35 Ewe, 18 months or over
Class 31 Ewe Lamb Class 36 Ewe Lamb
CHAMPION FLOCK EWE, RAM OR WETHER
RESERVE CHAMPION FLOCK EWE, RAM OR WETHER
Champion sashes presented
Section 11 Prime Sheep
Class 99 Prime Lamb, most suitable for butchers, bred by exhibitor
Class 100 Prime Lamb, long wool, any weight, to be bred by exhibitor
Class 101 Prime Lamb, most suitable for export trade
Class 102 Wether, any weight
Class 103 Wether, most suitable for freezing, wool and carcass to count
Class 104 Hogget, most suitable for butchers’ requirements
Class 105 Crossbred Ewe Lamb
Class 106 Crossbred Wether Lamb
CHAMPION PRIME EWE, RAM OR WETHER
RESERVE CHAMPION PRIME EWE, RAM OR WETHER
Champion sashes presented
SHEEP — GIFT PRIME LAMB
• Lambs to become the property of the association.
• No Entry Fee and No Ground Fee.
• Please drop off lambs at stock pens at show grounds between 7:30am and 9.30am
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on Saturday 8 February 2020 — Class 37.
• The Committee will also accept a gift of money from the average price paid to the
breeder/farmer from this season’s draft of lambs. A record of the weights must be
included. This to be judged on showday from the records submitted — Class 38.
• Alternatively, a donation of monies from “at the gate” sale of lambs
would be appreciated.
Section 10 Gift Prime Lamb
Prizes sponsored by Otago Field Days, Skevingtons, and Great Southern
Class 37 Most Valuable Gift Lamb
Good prizes for First and Second
Class 38 Highest Combination of Average Price and Weight of First Lamb Draft
Good prizes for First and Second
FLEECE
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• Entries close on Wednesday 27 January 2021. Postal entries accepted.
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• Fleeces to be at the Shed by 8:30am, Saturday 30 JAN 2021.
• Convenor — Euan Ironside 021 1555 481
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• Fleeces can be dropped off on Friday 30 Jan or the morning of the Show.
• Fleeces to be properly skirted as required by the trade.
• All fleeces must be the property of the bona fide farmer, but it is not necessary
that the exhibitor be the breeder of the sheep.
• All fleeces to be exhibited in natural condition.
• The stewards reserve the right to place entries in their respective classes.
• Where there are only two or fewer fleeces, first place only may be awarded.
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• Judging at 9:00am, Saturday 30 January 2021
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• Cards awarded for 1 , 2 , and 3 placings.
• Exhibtors are invited to donate their fleece(es) to the Society as a fundraiser.
All donations are appreciated.
Section 20 Fleece
Class 109 Corriedale or Halfbred Ewe or Wether Fleece
Class 110 Corriedale or Halfbred Hogget Fleece
Class 111 Merino Ewe or Wether Fleece 17.4 micron and finer
Class 112 Merino Ewe or Wether Fleece 17.5 micron and stronger
Class 113 Merino Hogget Fleece
Class 114 Merino Ram Fleece
Class 115 Crossbred Fine Ewe or Wether Fleece
Class 116 Crossbred Strong Ewe or Wether Fleece
Class 117 Crossbred Hogget Fleece
Class 118 Black and Coloured Fine Ewe or Wether Fleece
Class 119 Black and Coloured Strong Ewe or Wether Fleece
Class 120 Black and Coloured Hogget Fleece
Class 121 Border Leicester Ewe or Wether Fleece
Class 122 Border Leicester Hogget Fleece
Class 123 Romney or Halfbred Ewe or Wether Fleece
Class 124 Romney or Halfbred Hogget Fleece
Class 125 Other, e.g. Gotland, Pitt Island, etc. Wether Fleece
CHAMPION FINE FLEECE $20
RESERVE CHAMPION FINE FLEECE $10
CHAMPION CROSSBRED FLEECE $20
RESERVE CHAMPION CROSSBRED FLEECE $10
CHAMPION BLACK/COLOURED FLEECE $20
RESERVE CHAMPION BLACK/COLOURED FLEECE $10
SUPREME CHAMPION FLEECE $30
Sponsored by Shag Valley Station
11ALPACA, LLAMA, DONKEY and MULE
• Contact Mel Fraser: 027 322 5887
• All stock to be penned by 9.00am in the stock pens by the shed.
• $5 entry fee payable PER EXHIBITOR (as on the entry form).
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• Cards awarded for 1 , 2 , and 3 placings
• JUDGING TO COMMENCE AT 10:30am.
Section 21 Alpaca – Suri
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• Cards awarded for 1 , 2 , and 3 placings
Class 126 Female Suri, age 12 - 24 months, any colour
Class 127 Male Suri, age 12 - 24 months, any colour
Class 128 Female Suri, over 24 months, any colour
Class 129 Male Suri, over 24 months, any colour
Class 130 Suri Mare with Cria at foot, any colour
Section 22 Alpaca – Huacaya
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• Cards awarded for 1 , 2 , and 3 placings
Class 131 Female Huacaya, age 12 - 24 months, any colour
Class 132 Male Huacaya, age 12 - 24 months, any colour
Class 133 Female Huacaya, over 24 months, any colour
Class 134 Male Huacaya, over 24 months, any colour
Class 135 Huacaya Mare with Cria at Foot, any colour
CHAMPION and RESERVE CHAMPION ALPACA
(Awarded at Judge’s discretion.)
Sponsored by Llama Thyme Otago
Section 23 Llama
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• Cards awarded for 1 , 2 , and 3 placings
Class 136 Female Llama, age 12 - 24 months, any colour
Class 137 Male Llama, age 12 - 24 months, any colour
Class 138 Female Llama, over 24 months, any colour
Class 139 Male Llama, over 24 months, any colour
Class 140 Llama Mare with Cria at Foot, any colour
CHAMPION and RESERVE CHAMPION LLAMA
(Awarded at Judge’s discretion.)
Sponsored by Llama Thyme Otago
Section 24 Led Donkey and Led Mule
• To enter a show the exhibitor must use the complete name of the donkey or mule
as it is shown on the registration certificate.
• An unruly donkey or mule may be excused from the ring by the Judge or Steward
for reasons of safety.
• For the purposes of showing, the age of a donkey or mule is calculated with all
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birthdays being on 1 August.
• Jacks two years and over must be shown in a bit. Miniature jacks may be shown in
a stallion chain instead of a bit.
• Jack handlers must be adults (20 years and over).
12• Geldings are eligible for Championship Awards in In-hand Conformation Classes
and are to be judged on an equal basis with jacks and jennies.
• Ungelded john mules cannot compete in the show ring after 6 months of age.
• The breeding of mules will be added to the entries for the In-Hand Section and
shown in the programme so that a steward can advise the judge of the breeding of
each mule.
• Where there are not enough entries to have separate classes, donkeys and mules
may be judged at the same time but must be awarded separately.
• The donkeys should not be clipped for any in-hand classes. The natural coat of the
animal is part of its character. Animals that have been clipped should not be put
above donkeys in the Best Presented Class that are in their natural coat.
• Entry fee $7.15 per entry for both members and non-members in addition to
administration fee per exhibitor.
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• Prize money: 1 $15, 2 $10, 3 $5.
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• For classes with fewer than three entries, prize money will be reduced to 2 and
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3 amounts for 1 and 2 places.
• Ribbons for 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th in each class at the Judges' discretion.
Class 141 Best Presented Donkey, Handler and Gear
(50% Donkey, 25% Handler, 25% Gear)
Class 142 Best Presented Mule, Handler and Gear
(50% Mule, 25% Handler, 25% Gear)
Class 143 Jenny Donkey or molly Mule, age 12 - 24 months
Class 144 Jack Donkey or gelding or john Mule, age 12 - 24 months
Class 145 Jenny Donkey or molly Mule, over 24 months
Class 146 Jack Donkey or gelding or john Mule, over 24 months
Class 147 Jenny Donkey or molly Mule with Foal at Foot
Class 148 Novice Donkey or Mule, either sex and any age, 0 – 5 wins
CHAMPION DONKEY $20
RESERVE CHAMPION DONKEY $10
(Awarded at Judge’s discretion.)
CHAMPION MULE $20
RESERVE CHAMPION MULE $10
(Awarded at Judge’s discretion.)
Section 12 Terrier Race
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Saturday 30 January 2021 Immediately after the Grand Parade
Sponsored & Managed by Goodwood Kennels
• Terrier (or other small dog) entered by children under 12 years.
• Listen for announcement of this event, about 2:45pm, after the Grand Parade.
• No entry fee Good prizes
• Enter at the Show
• Dog must be on a lead when lining up for the race.
• Dog must be held firmly until starter gives the signal. After the race the dog must
be put back on its lead.
13Goodwood Kennels & Cattery Ph: 465-1442
Section 14 Pets Large and Small
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Saturday 30 January 2021
Sponsored & Managed by Palmerston Veterinary Centre
• Listen for announcement of this event, approximately 12:30pm.
• No entry fee Good prizes
• Enter at the Vet’s tent site at the Show.
• Judging will take place at 12:45pm near the Hall.
• All entries can go into the Grand Parade and should line up under the Parade
Marshall’s instructions at 2:15pm.
Class 107 Large Pet Class 108 Small Pet TROPHY FOR OVERALL WINNER
Section 15 Eastern Agri Fun Event
Proudly sponsored by Farmlands Dunedin
Exciting Prizes — FREE ENTRY
Test your knowledge, skill, and identification of various farming related items.
Class 47 Ages 5 to 10 years
Class 48 Ages 11-13 years
Class 49 Ages 14-18 years
We welcome parents to encourage and help their children to participate.
Section 16 Hobby Horse
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Saturday 30 January 2021 11:35am
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• To be held on the show arena by the hall. RIBBONS AWARDED 1 to 4 PLACES
• Listen for the announcement.
• Competitors are encouraged to bring their own Hobby Horse (i.e. broom)
appropriately decorated.
• Six Hobby Horses are available but they are not as well trained as your own!
• Riders may be in costume — English, Western, Arabic, Cowboy, etc.
• Ages as on Show day — group: Preschool to 6 years
7 – 10 years
11 – 15 years
over 15 years and including adults
Class 160 Presented — artistic decoration and costume
Class 161 Dressage Preschool to 10 years — with classic moves, which must include
walk, trot, canter: 2 minute demonstration
Class 162 Dressage 11 years and over — with classic moves which must include
walk, collected and extended trot, and canter,
pirouettes and piaffe: 3 minute demonstration
Class 163 Games — including Egg and Spoon Race, and Bending Poles
Class 164 Jumping — heights starting from 25cm, up to 5 obstacles to be jumped and
left standing, judged on style. No balks (stops) or falls.
Section 65 Vintage Machinery
14Entries for this section to Ron Sheat - 027 431 1535
Entries directly to Ron Sheat. Do not use either entry form.
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Entries close on Wednesday 27 January 2021.
East Otago Vintage Machinery Club Trophy for the Best Restored Vintage Machine
presented by Joyce's Contracting Ltd.
Cards for placings
Class 621 Best Restored Exhibit
Accompanied by photographic display showing the restoration
Class 622 Best presented small stationary engine
Class 623 Best presented tractor manufactured before 1965
Class 624 Best presented farm implement
Class 625 Best presented hand tool or small machine
Class 626 Best presented workshop memorabilia
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CAR SHOW SUNDAY 31 JANUARY Set up: 8am – 10am Show: 10am – 3pm
• Judging at 2.45pm — People’s Choice and Judge’s Choice
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• Please try and get your entries in by 22 January 2021. However entries will still
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be taken up to 31 January at 9.30am. Entry form on showdayonline.
• You can scan and email your entry form to trades@palmerstonwaihemo.nz
• Payment can be made by internet banking to A&P account ANZ 06 0942 0359228 00
Make sure your name and reg of the car are referenced in your bank deposit.
Entry fee for each car and its driver is $5.00
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EQUESTRIAN TIMETABLE FRIDAY 29 JANUARY
Any horses in the yards must be removed and tied to your float by 9am.
10:00am Society Leisure Horse — both sections
Pony Club
10:00am Novice Lead Rein
11:30am Novice First Ridden — time approximate, follows Novice Lead Rein
12 noon Show Jumping — Open Horse, Open Pony, Intro Pony and Intro Horse
NB: no ESNZ fees required
2:00pm Unity Classes
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EQUESTRIAN TIMETABLE SATURDAY 30 JANUARY
Any horses in the yards must be removed and tied to your float by 8am.
8.00am Ridden Hack Ridden Park Hack
Ridden Saddle Hunter Ridden Horse
Ridden A Pony Ridden B Pony
Ridden C Pony Ridden Saddle Hunter Pony
10:00am Emerging Champion Novice Horse or Pony — Garland presented
Supreme Paced and Mannered Horse or Pony — Garland presented
Supreme Hack and Pony Judging
10:15am Pony Breeders’ Sash / NZ Riding Pony sash
First Ridden
Lead Rein
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Ride Off for Supreme Garland for 1 Ridden and Lead Rein
Led Miniature CAT A followed by Led Miniature CAT B — each category
judged separately
Ridden Standardbred
RAS Livamol series
HOY Rider Sections Junior – Pony Rider Cup, then HOY Rider Sections Senior
Led Golden Horse and Pinto
12.00pm Led Hack
Led Sport Horse over 148cm
Led Standardbreds
Led Ponies 148cm and under
Led Welsh Partbred and Purebred
Led Shetland Ponies
Miniature Horse Trail Classes
Followed by Miniature and Hunter Jumps
Supreme Led Judging from Sections 42, 43, 45, 55 and 66
1.30 pm Smartest On Parade Judging
Supreme Champion of Champions
(Judged from the 3 supreme winners Pony, Hack, and Led exhibit)
Harness — Miniature
Working Hunter
Hunter Round the Ring Jumping
2:30pm Grand Parade
3:00pm Hunter Round the Ring Jumping (cont’d)
PLEASE NOTE THAT TIMES ARE APPROXIMATE AND MAY CHANGE.
16EQUESTRIAN SECTION
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POSTAL ENTRIES close Fri. 22 January 2021 ONLINE ENTRIES close Fri. 22 January 2021
Late entries will be accepted with a $20 surcharge on the exhibitor. No exhibitions.
RAS GR 4. HATS AND SAFETY HELMETS
a) In all cases current WorkSafe New Zealand rules prevail.
b) All riders, including harness drivers, competing at RAS affiliated A&P Shows/Events
must wear protective headgear, which includes a retaining harness secured to the
shell at more than two points. Such headgear must be worn with the chinstrap
properly adjusted and fastened when in the arena or ring, the practice area, collecting
rings or anywhere else within a Showgrounds or the grounds of an affiliated Event.
c) Hats/helmets must conform with one of the current approved safety standards, which
may be subject to change but the latest list can be found at http://www.ras.org.nz –
equestrian. RAS will advise any changes via their website and Facebook.
d) All hats/helmets that conform as per c) must be identified by the current tag system
implemented by NZPCA, ESNZ and RAS.
RED TAGGED HELMETS ARE MANDATORY FOR ALL RIDERS WHEN MOUNTED.
NO RED TAG — NO ENTRY INTO THE RING — NO EXCEPTIONS
Please note that all HOY Qualifier events are subject to RAS rules as follows:
• "Competitors and Exhibitors at affiliated Shows and Events are expected to abide
by the Rules and Regulations of the Royal Agricultural Society Of NZ." (ER 7)
• All entries must be submitted on the Palmerston & Waihemo A & P Association's
OFFICIAL ENTRY FORM or on Showdayonline.
• The Committee has the right to alter or combine classes as they see fit.
• RAS Height Certificates to be carried unless otherwise stated.
• Helmets must have a red tag, showing compliance.
http://www.nzequestrian.org.nz/esnz/resources/health-safety/helmet-tagging/
• Best Presented Points: Horse 50pts, Gear 30pts, Rider 20pts
• Ponies up to 148cm are not allowed to compete in Hack events.
• Adult riders can compete in Pony Novice classes.
• "All stallions and colts must be shown in a bit. It is compulsory for all stallions and
colts to wear two official "S" identification badges attached to each side of their
bridle at all shows/events at all times. The rider must also wear two RAS official
armbands (one on each arm) when in the ring. Handlers and riders of stallions and
colts must wear an approved hi-vis vest at shows/events when outside the showing
ring." (CDE 14) For further information refer to the RAS website.
• "Dry mare is a mare not in foal during the current show season (1st August - 31st
July)". (CDE 13a) For further information, refer to the RAS website.
• "Mares shown in brood mare classes must have a foal at foot or present a veterinary
certificate of pregnancy that includes a projected foaling date." (CDE 13b) For
further information refer to the RAS website.
• Refunds Policy: Only class entry fees refunded after:
• submitting a doctor's certificate within one week of the Show and/or
• submitting a veterinarian's certificate within one week of the Show and/or
• submitting a letter of explanation to Committee within one week of the Show.
17EEFSL 3
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
"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's responsible risk.
Forbidden Substances –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 cardiovascular, repiratory, alimentary, digestive,
muscoskeletal, or urogenital system.
Please note:
• The RAS Equestrian Levy of $1.15 is incorporated with the entry fees as set.
• An exhibit may only be entered in the Show Hack or Riding Horse or Saddle Hunter
section as per RAS ruling.
• All floats are to use the Gilligan Street Horse Entrance ONLY.
• Come from the Stromness Street entrance off Tiverton St, or from Dunback Road.
• Road signs will be out showing directions.
NOVICE HORSE OR PONY
• A novice exhibit or rider is one that has yet to win 6 classes in any division within
the competitions provided at any A&P Show event.
• All wins in Novice & Open classes within each division count and these must be
recorded on the Royal Agricultural Society Performance card.
• All Novice horses are eligible for Open classes.
• An exhibit may only be entered in a Lady's or Gentlemen's class, not both.
ENTRY FEE AND PRIZES FOR LED, LEAD REIN, FIRST RIDDEN, PONY CLUB, TRAIL RIDE
and ALL MINIATURE SECTIONS
• Fees & prizes apply to Sections 37, 39, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 51, 55, 57, 58, 64, 65, 66.
• Entry fee Members $7.15, Non Members $10.15. Both fees include RAS levy of $1.15.
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• Prize money: 1 $15, 2 $10, 3 $5. For classes with fewer than three entries,
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prize money will be reduced to 2 and 3 amounts for 1 and 2 places (e.g. 1st
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$10, 2 $5).
ENTRY FEE AND PRIZES FOR ALL RIDDEN SECTIONS EXCEPT RIDER SECTION
• These fees and prizes apply to Sections 28, 29, 30, 32, 33, 34 A, B and C, and 35.
• Entry fee Members $8.15, Non Members $11.15. Both fees include RAS levy of $1.15.
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entries, prize money will be reduced to 2 , 3 and 4 amounts for 1 , 2 and 3
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places (e.g. 1 $15, 2 $10, 3 $5).
18SPECIAL PRIZE JUDGING
• PRESENTED LED TROPHY to be judged during the Smartest On Parade Section 27.
• TURNOUT TROPHY to be judged during the Smartest On Parade Section 27.
• PONY RIDER TROPHY to be awarded to the Champion Junior Rider in Section 63.
• PONY BREEDERS SASH to be judged on completion of Pony sections.
• NEW ZEALAND RIDING PONY SASH to be judged after PONY BREEDERS SASH.
• YOUNGSTOCK — LED ONLY Sections 42, 43, 45, 46, 55, 57, 66
• Champion and Supreme winners must be prepared to re-enter the specified ring
for judging for Special Prizes. Please listen for the announcement. Presentation of
these special awards may be done during the Grand Parade but prize money
will only be paid by direct credit (see note on first page).
• Champion, Supremes, and winners of Special Prizes must be available for
photographs on request.
• Judging of Champion from first place winners from relevant classes in each section.
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2 place winners to stand by and may be called for Reserve Champion judging.
• Supreme Open Champion is selected from all Open Championship winners from
all appropriate sections, Ridden and Led. Judging is based on the 60/40 criteria.
• Supreme Novice Champion is selected from all Novice Champion winners of
Sections 28, 29, 30, 32, 33, 34 A, B and C, 35.
• Supreme Paced and Mannered is selected from all Open Champion winners of
Sections 28, 29, 30, 32, 33, 34 A, B and C, 35.
• Supreme Equestrian Champion of Champions is selected from Supreme Open
winners, Ridden and Led. (3)
SPECIAL PRIZE MONEY
Open classes only: Adult Led Champion $20, Adult Reserve Led Champion $10,
Open Ridden Champion $20, Open Reserve Ridden Champion $10, Supreme Sash
winners $30 (not breed rosettes), and Champion of Champions $50 Judged from
Supreme Winners in the Equestrian Sections.
Sponsorship products will be given out as special prizes.
19FRIDAY PROGRAM
Section 41 Pony Club Mount
Sponsored by the Waikouaiti Area Pony Club
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Friday 29 January 10:00am
• Section open to Financial Pony Club members only. Proof of membership
will be checked against entry.
• Height Certificates not required.
• Riders to be 25 years or under.
• Pony Club uniform to be worn.
• Approved helmet to be worn.
• Horse or pony to be plaited.
• Snaffle bits only.
• If numbers dictate, classes will be split.
• Workouts may be required.
• Best Presented points: Pony 50pts, Gear 30pts, Rider 20pts.
• Entry fee Members $7.15, Non Members $10.15. Both fees include RAS levy of $1.15.
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• Prize money: 1 $15, 2 $10, 3 $5.
• For classes with fewer than three entries, prize money will be reduced to
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2 and 3 amounts for 1 and 2 places.
• Ribbons for 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th in each class at the Judges' discretion.
Class 385 Best Turned Out Pony Club Horse or Pony — Rosette awarded
Class 386 Novice Pony Club Horse or Pony 0 – 3 wins
Class 387 Paced and Mannered Pony Club Horse or Pony
Class 388 Open Pony Club Horse or Pony
CHAMPION PONY CLUB MOUNT $30
RESERVE CHAMPION PONY CLUB MOUNT $20
Judged from Classes 386 – 388
Class 389 Best Utility Pony Club Horse or Pony
Class 390 Best Rider under 13 years
Class 391 Best Rider 13 years and over
Class 392 Local Pony Club Horse or Pony and Rider (local as in Class 212)
Section 49 Society English Leisure Riders, Hacks and Ponies over 24 Years
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Friday 29 January 10:00am
• No points towards trophies.
• This section is run by our Society to encourage leisure riders of the district
to participate in the show on the day.
• No height certificate or RAS performance cards needed.
• Safety helmet must be worn, gear of good standard, plaiting optional.
• Dress of tidy appearance (show, western or your choice), appropriate footwear.
• Entries may be divided into 2 size groups.
Entry Fee $4 per class Prize ribbons only
Class 471 Tidiest Presented
Class 472 Best Mannered
20Class 473 Best Paced
Class 474 Most Obedient
CHAMPION SOCIETY LEISURE RIDER
RESERVE CHAMPION SOCIETY LEISURE RIDER
Judged from Classes 472 – 474
Class 475 Most Suitable as everyday ride
Class 476 Best Rider
Class 477 Best Combination Rider and Mount
Class 478 Best Agility
Section 50 Society English Leisure Riders, Hacks and Ponies (age restricted)
• No points towards trophies.
• This section is run by our Society to encourage leisure riders of the district to
participate in the show on the day.
• Age of rider on the day of show is over 13 years and under 24 years.
• No RAS Height Certificate or Performance Cards required.
• Safety helmet must be worn, gear of a good standard, plaiting optional.
• Dress of tidy appearance (show, western or your choice), appropriate footwear.
• Entries may be divided into two size groups.
• Entry fee $4 per class Prize ribbons only
Class 477 Tidiest Presented
Class 478 Best Mannered
Class 479 Best Paced
Class 480 Most Obedient
Class 481 Most Suitable as everyday mount
Class 482 Best Rider
Class 483 Best Combination Rider and Mount
Class 484 Best Agility
Champion and Reserve Champion Young English Leisure Rider
Section 38 Novice Lead Rein Pony 138cm and under
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29 January 2021 Judge: Tania Brownlie, South Canterbury
• Run under Pony Club Rules.
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• Riders must be under 10 years of age at time of show day 29 January 2021.
• The lead must be attached to the caveson of a simple snaffle bridle.
• Plaiting not required. Rider can wear a Jacket or Jersey.
• Leader must be tidy, with safe footwear, e.g. closed toe shoes, gumboots not
acceptable.
• Judged on 100% suitability, temperament, and giving a safe ride for a beginner.
• Ribbons and gifts only; points will not count for trophies.
• Entry $4 per class
Class 348 Best Presented Pony, Rider, and Leader Combination
Class 349 Beginners Novice, not to have any First at any event as a combination
21Class 350 Novice Novice Lead Rein that has been to fewer than 5 shows
Class 351 Best Lead Rein Novice
CHAMPION NOVICE LEAD REIN PONY
RESERVE CHAMPION NOVICE LEAD REIN PONY
To be judged from Classes 349 – 351
Class 352 Best Paced Novice Lead Rein Pony
Class 353 Best Mannered0Novice Lead Rein Pony
Class 354 Most Improved Rider on the day
Class 355 Best Rider in this section under 7 Years
Class 356 Best Rider In this section 7 – 10 Years
Class 357 Best Local Novice Lead Rein Pony (local as in Class 212)
Class 358 Best Local Rider (local as in Class 212)
Section 40 Novice First Ridden Pony under 148cm
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29 January 2021 Judge: Tania Brownlie, South Canterbury
• Run under Pony Club rules.
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• Rider 12 years and under at time of Show day 29 January 2021.
• Plaiting optional.
• Rider can wear a Jacket or Jersey.
• Judged on 100% suitability, temperament, and giving a safe ride for a beginner.
• The area will be fenced with temporary fencing.
• Entry fee $4 per class
• Ribbons and gifts only; points not to go towards trophies.
Class 372 Best Presented Novice First Ridden Pony, Rider, and Gear
Class 373 Novice First Ridden, first show
Class 374 Novice First Ridden, no previous wins
Class 375 Novice First Ridden 0 – 5 wins
Class 376 Open Novice First Ridden
CHAMPION NOVICE FIRST RIDDEN PONY
RESERVE CHAMPION NOVICE
Judged from Classes 373 – 376
Class 377 Novice First Ridden Paced and Mannered 0 wins
Class 380 Open Novice First Ridden Best Paced and Mannered
Class 381 Best Rider 17 years to 12 years
Class 382 Best Rider under 12 years
Class 383 Best Local Novice First Ridden in this section (local as in Class 212)
Class 384 Best Local Rider, 17 years and under (local as in Class 212)
Section 53 Show Jumping
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Friday 29 January .
Conditions and Rules
• The Society reserves the right to combine or cancel classes with insufficient entries.
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22Class 497 Introductory Pony — MJH 50cm T.A.2
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Entry Fee: $5.00 Ribbons Only for 1 , 2 , 3 placings
Class 498 Introductory Pony — MJH 60cm T.A.2
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Entry Fee: $5.00 Ribbons Only for 1 , 2 , 3 placings
Class 499 Introductory Horse — MJH 60cm T.A.2
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Entry Fee: $5.00 Ribbons Only for 1 , 2 , 3 placings
Class 500 Introductory Pony — MJH 70cm T.A.2
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Entry Fee: $5.00 Ribbons Only for 1 , 2 , 3 placings
Class 501 Introductory Horse — MJH 70cm T.A.2
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Entry Fee: $5.00 Ribbons Only for 1 , 2 , 3 placings
Class 502 Introductory Horse — MJH 80cm T.A.2
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Entry Fee: $5.00 Ribbons Only for 1 , 2 , 3 placings
Winner of Class 502 Introductory Horse — Marywell Trophy
Class 503 Open Pony — MJH 80cm – 90cm A.M.5
• Third prize only paid if there are 4 or more entered into a class.
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3 amounts for 1 and 2 places.
Entry Fee $10.15
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Prize Money 1 $30, 2 $25, 3 $15, 4 $10
Winner of Class 503 Open Pony — J G White Perpetual Trophy
Class 504 Open Horse — MJH 90cm – 100cm A.M.5
• Third prize only paid if there are 4 or more entered into a class.
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3 amounts for 1 and 2 places.
Entry Fee $10.15
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Prize Money 1 $40, 2 $25, 3 $15, 4 $10
Winner of Class 504 Open Horse — A M Coutts Cup
Class 507 Open Pony Hit and Hurry Max Height to 80cm
• Third prize only paid if there are 4 or more entered into a class.
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3 amounts for 1 and 2 places.
Entry fee $10.15
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Prize Money 1 30, 2 $20, 3 $10, 4 $5
Class 508 Open Horse Hit and Hurry Max Height to 90cm
• Third prize only paid if there are 4 or more entered into a class.
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3 amounts for 1 and 2 places.
Entry Fee $10.15
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Prize Money 1 $30, 2 $25, 3 $15, 4 $10
23Section 59 Unity Trophies
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Friday 29 January 2:00pm: Judges: Nicky Hutchinson & Paddy Stronach
• Riders can enter ONE class only and only ride ONE horse or pony.
• No horse or pony can be entered for more than one rider.
• Snaffle bits (as per for Lead Rein and First Ridden) only for all Unity classes.
• Semi-formal to formal dress; Whips may be carried.
• Both rider and horse or pony must be named on the entry form, otherwise the
competitor will be disqualified.
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• Rider’s date of birth must be stated on the entry form. Age as at 1 August 2020.
• Horse or pony must be owned by the competitor or his/her immediate family.
Leases and partnerships which have been registered with the RAS and have been
in place for at least 60 days prior to the Show date are also permitted.
• If competitors are not ready when called, they may be disqualified.
• Winners from this event will be eligible for other Unity Trophy competitions.
Judging
• The winner will be a combination, scoring the most points at the end of
any competition.
• The judges will select a winner from the section they have not judged previously.
• For all cups, the same combination of pony or horse and rider, having once won
the event, may compete in the same competition in succeeding years but with a
penalty of 10 points.
• The same combination can compete in any other competition for which they are
eligible in succeeding years without penalty.
Aims of Unity Competition
• To encourage and maintain the use of correct saddlery.
• To promote riding ability and sympathy between rider and mount.
• To present a calm, obedient, and well-schooled mount.
• To promote horsemanship.
• Judges will be instructed that well-kept older gear will be marked higher than new.
Judge 1 Points Judge 2 Points
Conformation 30 Riding Ability and Sympathy
Costume 20 between Rider & Mount 40
Saddlery 20 Horse Mastership 40
Presentation of Rider and Mount 30 Manners and Paces 20
Total 100 Total 100
• Entry Fee: Members $8.15, Non members $11.15
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• Prize money 1 $20, 2 $15, 3 $10, 4 $5
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• Ribbons for 1 , 2 , 3 and 4 in each class at the Judges’ discretion.
Class 590 GlenPark Equestrian Perpetual Challenge Trophy and Sash
Rider 11 years and under; Pony under 148cm
Winner with highest point score
24Class 591 Fleming Family Perpetual Challenge Trophy and Sash
Rider aged 12 – 14 years; Pony under 148cm
Winner with highest point score
Class 592 Shag Valley Station Perpetual Challenge Trophy and Sash
Rider aged 15 or 16 years; Pony or Horse eligible
Winner with highest point score
Class 593 Jenny Barnett Perpetual Challenge Trophy and Sash
Rider aged 17 – 21 years; Horse over 148cm
Winner with highest point score
25SATURDAY PROGRAM
Section 28 Hack # Hack over 158cm
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Saturday 30 January 2021 Start 8.00am
• HOY Qualifier — RAS Certificate to be carried.
• Entry fee Members $8.15, Non Members $11.15. Both fees include RAS levy of $1.15.
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• Prize money: 1 $20, 2 $15, 3 $10, 4 $5.
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3 amounts for 1 and 2 places.
• Ribbons for 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th in each class at the Judges’ discretion.
Class 200 Best Presented Horse, Rider and Gear — Rosette awarded:
Class 201 Novice Hack 0 – 2 wins
Class 202 Novice Hack 0 – 5 wins
CHAMPION NOVICE HACK
RESERVE CHAMPION NOVICE HACK
To be judged from Classes 201 and 202; Second placed Novice Hack to the Champion
to be judged alongside remaining winners for Reserve Champion.
Class 203 Open Hack over 158cm and not exceeding 163 cm
Class 204 Open Hack over 163cm
Class 205 Open Lady's Hack on Type (Conformation class) Lady or Gentleman Rider
Class 206 Open Gentleman's Hack on Type (Conformation class) Lady or Gentleman Rider
CHAMPION OPEN HACK $20
RESERVE CHAMPION OPEN HACK $10
To be judged from winners of Classes 203-206; Second placed Open Hack to the
Champion to be judged alongside remaining winners for Reserve Champion.
Otago Wine and Spirits Trophy for Champion Hack
Class 207 Novice Paced and Mannered Hack, 0-5 wins
Class 210 Open Paced and Mannered Hack
CHAMPION PACED AND MANNERED HACK
RESERVE CHAMPION PACED AND MANNERED HACK
To be judged from Classes 207 and 210
Class 212 Best Local Hack (Horse and Rider MUST reside in the area north of the Waitati
Stream and including the Waihemo Ward/Waianakarua River Boundaries)
Section 29 Park Hack # Hack over 148cm and not exceeding 158cm
Sponsored by Warrens Garage
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Saturday 30 January 2021 Start 8.00 am
• HOY Qualifier — RAS Certificate to be carried.
• Entry fee Members $8.15, Non Members $11.15. Both fees include RAS levy of $1.15.
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• Prize money: 1 $20, 2 $15, 3 $10, 4 $5.
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3 amounts for 1 and 2 places.
• Ribbons for 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th in each class at the Judges’ discretion.
Class 214 Best Presented Horse, Rider and Gear — Rosette awarded:
Class 215 Novice Park Hack 0 – 2 wins
Class 216 Novice Park Hack 0 – 5 wins
26CHAMPION NOVICE PARK HACK
RESERVE CHAMPION NOVICE PARK HACK
To be judged from Classes 215 and 216; Second placed Novice Park Hack to the
Champion to be judged alongside remaining winners for Reserve Champion.
Class 217 Open Park Hack over 148cm and not exceeding 153cm
Class 218 Open Park Hack over 153cm and not exceeding 158cm
Class 219 Open Lady’s Park Hack, on type (Conformation class) Lady or Gentleman Rider
Class 220 Open Gentleman’s Park Hack on Type
(Conformation class) Lady or Gentleman Rider
CHAMPION OPEN PARK HACK $20
RESERVE CHAMPION OPEN PARK HACK $10
To be judged from winners of Classes 217-220; Second placed Open Park Hack to the
Champion to be judged alongside remaining winners for Reserve Champion.
Melissa Barnes Cup For Champion Park Hack
Class 221 Novice Paced and Mannered Park Hack 0 – 5 wins
Class 224 Open Paced and Mannered Park Hack
CHAMPION PACED AND MANNERED PARK HACK
RESERVE CHAMPION PACED AND MANNERED PARK HACK
Judged from Classes 221 and 224
Class 226 Best Local Park Hack (local as in Class 212)
Section 30 Saddle Hunter # Hunter over 148cm
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Saturday 30 January 2021 Start 8.00am
• Competitors may enter Hack or Saddle Hunter or Riding Horse section as per
RAS ruling.
• HOY Qualifier — RAS Certificate to be carried.
• Horses will be required to gallop within the confines and constraints of the
venue involved.
• Entry fee Members $8.15, Non Members $11.15. Both fees include RAS levy of $1.15.
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• Prize money: 1 $20, 2 $15, 3 $10, 4 $5.
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3 amounts for 1 and 2 places.
• Ribbons for 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th in each class at the Judges’ discretion.
Class 228 Best Presented Hunter Rider & Gear — Rosette awarded:
Class 229 Novice Saddle Hunter 0 – 2 wins
Class 230 Novice Saddle Hunter 0 – 5 wins
CHAMPION NOVICE SADDLE HUNTER
RESERVE CHAMPION NOVICE SADDLE HUNTER
To be judged from Classes 229 and 230; Second placed Novice Saddle Hunter to the
Champion to be judged alongside remaining winners for Reserve Champion.
Class 231 Open Saddle Hunter over 148cm but not exceeding 163cm
Class 232 Open Saddle Hunter over 163cm
Class 233 Open Lady’s Saddle Hunter on type (Conformation class) Lady or Gentleman Rider
Class 234 Open Gentleman's Saddle Hunter on Type
(Conformation class) Lady or Gentleman Rider
27CHAMPION OPEN SADDLE HUNTER $20
RESERVE CHAMPION OPEN SADDLE HUNTER $10
To be judged from Classes 231 – 234; Second placed Open Saddle Hunter to the
Champion to be judged alongside remaining winners for Reserve Champion.
Class 235 Novice Paced and Mannered Saddle Hunter 0 – 5 wins
Class 238 Open Paced and Mannered Saddle Hunter
CHAMPION PACED AND MANNERED SADDLE HUNTER
RESERVE CHAMPION PACED AND MANNERED SADDLE HUNTER
Judged from Classes 235 and 238
Class 241 Local Saddle Hunter (local boundaries as in Class 212)
Section 32 Riding Horse # over 148cm
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Saturday 30 January 2021 Start 8:00am
• HOY Qualifier — RAS Certificate to be carried.
• 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.
• Entry fee Members $8.15, Non Members $11.15. Both fees include RAS levy of $1.15.
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• Prize money: 1 $20, 2 $15, 3 $10, 4 $5.
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• For classes with fewer than three entries, prize money will be reduced to 2 and
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3 amounts for 1 and 2 places.
• Ribbons for 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th in each class at the Judges’ discretion.
Class 247 Best Presented Riding Horse, Rider and Gear — Rosette awarded:
Class 248 Novice Riding Horse 0 – 2 wins
Class 249 Novice Riding Horse 0 – 5 wins
CHAMPION NOVICE RIDING HORSE
RESERVE CHAMPION NOVICE RIDING HORSE
To be judged from Classes 248 and 249; Second placed Novice Riding Horse to the
Champion to be judged alongside remaining winners for Reserve Champion.
Class 250 Open Riding Horse over 148cm and not exceeding 158cm
Class 251 Open Riding Horse over 158cm and not exceeding 163cm
Class 252 Open Riding Horse over 163cm
Class 253 Open Lady's Riding Horse on Type (Conformation class) Lady or Gentleman Rider
Class 254 Open Gentleman's Riding Horse on Type
(Conformation class) Lady or Gentleman Rider
CHAMPION OPEN RIDING HORSE $20
RESERVE CHAMPION OPEN RIDING HORSE $10
To be judged from Classes 250 – 254; Second placed Open Riding Horse to the
Champion to be judged alongside remaining winners for Reserve Champion.
Class 255 Novice Paced and Mannered Riding Horse 0 – 5 wins
Class 258 Open Paced and Mannered Riding Horse
CHAMPION PACED AND MANNERED RIDING HORSE
RESERVE CHAMPION PACED AND MANNERED RIDING HORSE
Judged from Classes 255 and 258
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