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WARWICK SHOW
Friday 24th – Sunday 26th March 2017
CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS HACK AWARD
SUNDAY ALL BREEDS SHOW
PALOUSE AUSTRALIA HIGH POINT SHOW
STANDARD BRED HIGH POINT SHOW
2017 Queensland EQ Country Showjumping Championship
1Winners of the 2017 Ridden Showhorse & Show Hunter
Champion Pony, Galloway and Hack from Shows
including; Stanthorpe, Allora, Clifton, Pittsworth,
Millmerran, Inglewood, Killarney & Warwick. To be
judged on Saturday 25th March.
Are eligible to compete in the Final of the
2017 CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS
Winner Receives $500, Garland & Embroided Rug
Rug kindly donated by: Frantik Designz
2WARWICK SHOW & RODEO SOCIETY INC.
P.O. Box 190, Warwick, QLD, 4370
Ph: (07) 4661 9060 Fax: (07) 4661 7517
Email: info@warwickrodeo.com.au
Website: www.warwickshowandrodeo.com.au
OFFICE BEARERS
President: Dr John Kiss
Vice President: Mr Gerard O’Leary
Show Chairman: Mr John Wilson
Secretary: TBC.
Treasurer: Ms Rebecca Thornton
Chief Ring Steward: Mrs Susan Bondfield
Patron: Mr Bill Gross & Mr David Cory
Vet: Mr Chris Reardon (07) 4661 1105
Disputes Committee: Mr John Wilson, Mrs Susan Bondfield, Ms
Dorothy Jephcott & Ms Lorna Fanning
ADMISSION PRICES - To Show
Adult (14yrs & over): $12.00
High School Student: $7.00
Pensioners: $7.00
Child 5yrs & under 14yrs: $3.00
Competitor Pass: $15.00
2016 Prices. These prices are subject to change closer to date.
SHOW & RODEO SOCIETY MEMBERSHIP (Financial Year commencing 1 June)
Family Membership $125.00 inc. GST (1/2 yearly membership available)
Single Membership $75.00 inc. GST
Junior Membership $35.00 inc. GST
Life Membership $800.00 inc. GST
Members of the Warwick Show & Rodeo Society Inc have reciprocal entry rights to the Annual
Agriculture Shows held at Stanthorpe, Allora, Killarney, Warwick & the Warwick Rodeo.
3Note: Entry is to be via the Palmerin Street Gate
Chief ring steward: Susan Bondfield 0447 612 241
Show jumping Steward: Christine Bradfield 0407 161 140
Heavy & Harness Horses: Clare Gorwyn 0438 160 588
GENERAL HORSE REGULATIONS
PLEASE NOTE: RANDOM SWABBING MAY OCCUR AT THE WARWICK SHOW
Entries are accepted subject to the Rules, Regulations & By-Laws of the Society in addition to the Special
Regulations. Copies of these regulations are available at the show office. House Rules are listed below.
HOUSE RULES
1 Ticket system of entry to the ring – tickets may be purchased from the Pony Club building between 7am until
10.00am each morning. After 10.00am tickets will be available at the Show Secretary’s Office. Tickets must
be presented to the Steward before Judging of the class commences. It is the responsibility of the
competitor to fill out the entry ticket. Failure to do so may result in a competitor forfeiting a prize.
2 A Release & Waiver Form plus a Horse Health Declaration must be filled out when purchasing tickets.
3 There will be no refund on tickets.
4 Judges have the right to withhold a prize(s) if they consider that the exhibits are of insufficient merit.
5 Measuring – exhibitors will be responsible for ensuring that their horses are in the correct classes where
height measurements are stipulated – in the case of a dispute, the onus will be on the exhibitor to provide
proof of correct height. Exhibitors wishing to have their horses measured may do so between 7.00am –
8.00am on Friday & Saturday. Horses must be presented for measuring with a bit in their mouths.
6 All First Prize winners are eligible for Championship without special entry.
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7 Intermediate is not to have won 1 whilst competing at any Royal Show.
8 Showhunter may only compete in pairs & pleasure in the show pony, Galloway & hack rings.
9 Show Hacks may compete in Working Hunter Hack.
10 All competitors, if not members, shall pay admission to the Show, the sum prescribed, unless provided with a
pass by the Secretary.
11 All protests must be in writing & lodged with the Secretary, addressed to her & accompanied by a deposit of
$50 within one hour from the notification of the judge’s award. If the protest is considered frivolous by the
committee, the deposit will be forfeited. In the hearing of all protests & disputes arising out of an award, the
committee shall abide by the judge’s award unless it be shown that the judge has been wilfully or
accidentally misled.
12 The owner, rider & horse of any entry in a local event must be a permanent resident of the Southern Downs
Regional Council &/or financial riding member of Warwick Hack & Pony Club for a period of at least three (3)
months prior to the date of the Show. A local owner, local rider & local horse may compete in only one
show as a local competitor in any twelve month period.
13 Local T-Shirt Day. Neat & Tidy Polo Shirts or Show Shirts are to be worn. May plait, but not necessary.
14 Changes to the program on the day can be made at the discretion of the Warwick Show Ring Committee.
15 Off the Track Open to all thoroughbreds 4 years and over, measuring over 14.2 hands who are registered
with RISA (Racing Information Services Australia). To be eligible to compete in the Off the Track class horses
must have competed in an official trial or started in a race, locally, nationally or internationally. Registrations
will be checked. Horses must be entered under their Racing name. The winner will gain automatic entry into
the Off the Track QLD State Final to be held later in the year. Class winners will be ineligible to compete in the
class for the rest of the season. For more information on the Off The Track QLD Series contact Tyler Harris
0488 074440.
4The Queensland Chamber of Agricultural Societies Inc.
GENERAL HORSE REGULATIONS
1.1 A MAIDEN has not won in competition at an affiliated agricultural Show. After winning a MAIDEN hack class this horse will
be recognised as a NOVICE. A Novice will remain a NOVICE until winning an open championship at an affiliated agricultural
show.
1.2 Parents, Guardians, or Strappers are not permitted in the horse arena during judging other than in any lead line class as in
accordance with regulation 1.4 herein.
1.3 Marshalling area to be supplied by all affiliated agricultural Shows.
1.4 In any lead line class only one (1) handler may be involved in the leading of the Pony, Galloway or Hack.
1.5 The President, Committee person or Chief Steward shall have power to turn out any horse and rider from the ring, in any
class, if they deem it is not entered correctly, or give permission for it to enter the correct class.
1.6 At any affiliated agricultural show the horse committee has the right to substitute a judge.
1.7 Once judging of a class has commenced the Steward has the right to refuse entry to the class for competitors who are late.
1.8 In Breed Classes, registration papers (where applicable) must be available at the Show as proof of registration and carried
on the person when actually competing and presenting the horse. (Photocopies, preferably coloured, are acceptable).
1.9 An Exhibitor required by the Show section schedule or rules of the affiliated Society to parade an exhibit in the Grand
Parade and who fails to do so, shall not be entitled to and shall forfeit any prize money or trophy to that Exhibitor and/or for
that Exhibit.
1.10 Any Exhibitor who by themselves or any agent who:
a) directly or indirectly presents a horse which has an identity other than its true identity;
b) does any act or thing which is likely to result in a horse being incorrectly identified;
c) does any act or thing which is likely to result in a horse being incorrectly measured; is automatically disqualified from
exhibiting.
2 JUDGING
2.1 Judging will be performed by a Judge or panel of Judges appointed by the Society.
2.2 In the event of the Judge deciding that the exhibits in any Class are not worthy of a prize, no prize will be awarded.
2.3 It is considered good ethics that if a Junior Judge or Associate Judge has been judging in his/her own right at any affiliated
Agricultural Show, they are not eligible to enter the Young Judges competition at that Show, BUT they can still enter at another
Show where they are not acting in a judging roll.
2.4 A Judge shall not adjudicate at more than one show within 30 days within a Sub-Chamber unless judging different sections.
This rule applies to all affiliated agricultural show sections.
2.5 In all affiliated Agricultural Show sections, Judges should not judge the same section within a two (2) year period at the
same show.
2.6 Judging cards and performance records shall be completed by the committee person in charge, Chief Steward and/or the
Judge of a section (if required) during or immediately after the judging of the section or at the Judge’s convenience.
2.7 If a Judge is unable to fulfil a judging commitment, the Judge shall notify the Society as soon as possible so a replacement
can be arranged.
2.8 A Judge shall not send a substitute Judge but may nominate a replacement judge to the society. All invitations to judge shall
be sent by the affiliated Society.
2.9 A Society shall report to QCAS any Judge who fails to attend a Show to which he or she has accepted an invitation to judge
or, who has failed to judge at the time advertised for the commencement of the class provided that the failure to attend or
appear is without reasonable cause.
2.10 A Judge may not officiate, and compete or exhibit in the same section at the same show unless exceptional circumstances
exist such as sickness or unavailability of the appointed Judge.
2.11 A Steward assisting the Judge in a particular section shall remove him/herself from the section if within a period of six (6)
months prior to or during the show he/she or any member of their immediate family, business partners, or employee has
owned, leased, bred, trained or schooled an animal or competitor exhibiting in any class in that section.
2.12 An Exhibitor shall not compete in a section if the Exhibitor is a member of the Judge’s
immediate family.
2.13 No Exhibitors shall deface or alter registration papers or performance cards for any exhibit.
2.14 A Judge or Steward must not knowingly permit an ineligible Exhibit or Exhibitor to compete.
2.15 No Exhibitor or members of the Exhibitor’s immediate family or employed by the Exhibitor shall approach a Judge with
regard to a decision made by the Judge unless they first obtain permission from the Committee person in charge or Steward of
the Section.
2.16 An Exhibitor shall not compete nor show any animal in a section if the animal has been owned or leased by the Judge or a
member of the Judge’s immediate family within six (6) months prior to the show or if the Judge is the Exhibitor’s employer or
business partner.
2.17 An Exhibitor shall not compete if the Exhibitor or any animal being shown by the Exhibitor has been given tuition by the
Judge or the Judge’s business partner within three (3) months prior to or during the show.
2.18 An Exhibitor is ineligible to compete, if the Exhibitor has employed or has been employed by or has been a business
partner of the Judge of the Section within three (3) months prior to or during the holding of the Show.
2.19 A Judge shall not visit the livestock-housing complex of the Agricultural Society, nor the owners, nor inspect or discuss any
animal entered in the Show prior to or during the judging of the relevant section.
52.20 In Breed Classes, ALL animals must have current Registration and Ownership Certificates with the Breed Society.
3 HEIGHT OF EXHIBITS
3.1 Pony Hacks must not exceed 14 hands.
3.2 A Galloway Hack shall be over 14 Hands and not exceeding 15 Hands.
3.3 A Galloway Hack cannot compete in other Hack Classes unless otherwise stated.
3.4 Horses, Galloways or Ponies entered in any class for which a prescribed height is a condition, must be measured by the
Official Measurer who will issue a Certificate of Height. The Certificate of Height must be available on request and carried on
the person or crescent number attached to the horse, when actually competing or presenting the horse.
3.5 When measuring a Horse, Galloway or Pony an allowance of up to 9.5mm (3/8 inch) is to be made for shoes. When an
Exhibitor disagrees with the Official Measurer’s figure for an animal which has been measured with shoes on, the Exhibitor
may, should they so desire, have it measured without shoes.
3.6 Should a Horse, Galloway or Pony be found by the Official Measurer to be over or under height for the Class in which it is
entered, the Chief Steward has the right to transfer to a corresponding ring.
4 PONY HACKS
4.1 Show Pony Hack and Show Pony Hunter Hack
over 12.2 hands and not exceeding 14 hands may be ridden by a juvenile or adult.
4.2 All small Show Pony Hacks and Show Hunter Pony Hacks 12.2 hands (127.5cm) and under to be ridden by a juvenile rider
under 17 years of age.
4.3 Horses may be entered in Hack classes OR Hunter Hack classes but not in both.
5 AGE AND COMPETENCE OF COMPETITORS
5.1 A person who has not attained the age of six (6) years must not ride a horse at a show unaccompanied by an adult unless
otherwise stipulated for a particular class.
5.2 A person who has not attained the age of eighteen (18) years must not ride or handle a Stallion at a Show.
5.3 An Honorary Steward may at any time require a person who does not appear to be able to ride or handle any horse to
dismount and leave the ring.
5.4 The age of a person is determined as at the first day of any affiliated show.
5.5 A person who has attained the age of twelve (12) years may ride in the Open Hack Ring.
5.6 Proof of age must be presented when requested by the steward and is to be carried on the person whilst competing or
exhibiting unless such proof has been presented to the show administration prior to acceptance of entries or judging of that
section.
6 WORKPLACE HEALTH AND SAFETY
6.1 It is the responsibility of each exhibitor to ensure that the leaders of their horses in judging rings, Grand Parades and
exercise areas are capable of exercising control over the animals in their care.
6.2 Each exhibitor/competitor will assess the risk to themselves, staff, volunteers, family, other exhibitors, show stewards, show
visitors and any person foreseeably affected by the presentation of their exhibit.
6.3 The exhibitors/competitors are required to ensure that they and all persons under their direction or control comply with all
requirements of the current Workplace Health and Safety Act, and the Affiliated Show Society holds each exhibitor responsible
to discharge its obligations to provide and maintain a safe place and system of work during occupation by the
exhibitor/competitor of any area of the Showgrounds.
6.4 Energised electric fences are prohibited on the showground at any time, without the express permission of the society or
unless specified in the societies schedule. Any fences are to be suitable signed.
7 AGE OF HORSES
7.1 The age of all horses to be calculated as at 1 August. Every horse foaled before 1 August in any year shall be deemed to be
one (1) year old on that date.
7.2 Male horses under the age of three (3) years are defined as being Colts and female horses
under the age of three (3) years are defined as being Fillies. These horses are not permitted to compete in the respective Stud
Class for Stallions or Mares.
8 DRESS REQUIREMENTS AND EQUIPMENT
8.1 All riders and attendants must be neatly and appropriately attired whilst in the main arena and/or judging ring. The Chief
Steward has the right to exclude anyone from competing whose attire is inappropriate.
8.2 Shorts, singlets, thongs, joggers and similar attire are not permitted.
8.3 Judges and Stewards in all horse rings must be suitably attired. Recommendations include; Females:
- Tailored type dress, suit, pants suit,
- Suitable covered shoes (low heel),
- Scarf (suitable to class), and
- Hat (not floppy brim).
Males:
- Lounge suit, tailored slacks/mole skins with Sports coat
- Tie/Cravat (suitable to class),
- Hat (Western or day time) or acceptable English style cap, and
- Suitable foot ware.
Unacceptable attire
- Peak/ball type caps,
- Blue Jeans, and
- TRACK pants Track suits or similar attire.
68.4 Any rider competing in events at an affiliated agricultural show must wear protective headgear to the current Australian
Standard (unless otherwise stated in the schedule for the class). The retaining harness must be secured and fastened at all
times. Riders without approved headgear shall be ineligible to compete until rectified; if request is ignored instant elimination
from all events will occur.
8.5 Recommended wear for informal classes; Safety Skull Cap (to the current Australian, European or American standard), Shirt
and tie, coat, jodhpurs, elastic sided boots, riding cane, gloves, tweed coat.
9 CONDUCT IN MAIN ARENA
9.1 Whilst in the main arena of any affiliated show’s event, exhibitors and competitors will be under the direction of the Chief
Steward and the stewards in charge of the respective judging rings.
9.2 The society accepts no responsibility if judging times conflict with one or more classes or events in which an exhibitor may
be entered. Where a conflict may occur, it is the responsibility of the exhibitor to notify a withdrawal from either event. No ring
shall be required to wait for a competitor or exhibitor who may be competing in another ring.
10 CRUELTY– EXCESSIVE USE OF WHIPS & SPURS
10.1 The excessive use of whips or spurs by any rider in any event or on the grounds will not be countenanced. Any person
continuing the
practice after being warned may be debarred from competing further in any event. Cruelty to horses is forbidden at any
affiliated show event.
10.2 Any competitor found guilty of committing a definite act of cruelty will be disqualified from taking part in all competitions
of the event where the offence was committed.
10.3 No spurs with spikes will be permitted.
10.4 The Chief Steward shall be the sole judge of what constitutes cruelty and includes without limitation:
a) to whip or beat a horse excessively;
b) to subject a horse to any kind of electric shock;
c) to use spurs, or to jab the horse in the mouth with the bit, excessively or persistently;
d) to rap a horse;
e) to remount, or attempt to remount, an exhausted, lame or injured horse;
f) to hypersensitise any part of a horse;
g) to leave a horse without adequate feed, drink or exercise; and
h) excessive exercise.
11 STALLIONS
11.1 Stallions are not permitted to compete in hack classes.
11.2 All stallions and colts must be correctly bitted whilst in hand and the Judge/Ring Steward in Charge shall have the right to
disqualify any exhibit, if in that Judge/Ring Stewards opinion, such exhibit is not able to sufficiently be controlled in a safe
manner for judging to continue. The exhibit will be ineligible to compete in the class in which it is entered or paraded and upon
such disqualification the exhibit shall forthwith be removed from the judging ring.
11.3 At no time can a stallion be handled by a person under eighteen (18) years of age.
11.4 A stallion with only one descended testicle is a Monorchid, whilst a stallion with no descended testicles is a Cryptorchid
and both are classed as unsound in stallion classes.
12 PERFORMACE REQUIREMENTS
12.1 For eligibility to compete at the Royal Queensland Show in the Hack, Galloway and Pony Hacks (including Show Hunter)
sections (unless otherwise stated by the RNA), competitors are required to provide a performance record of their best eight (8)
performances achieved within 12 months prior to close of entries for the forthcoming Royal Queensland Show in comparable
events. A comparable event is: if entering Hack section then only Hack performances are acceptable. If entering Show Hunter
Classes, only Show Hunter performances are acceptable.
12.2 A minimum of six (6) of these performances must be gained at individual agricultural shows affiliated with the Queensland
Chamber of Agricultural Societies (QCAS) or with the
agricultural society organisation in the state in which the awards were won.
12.3 Only one performance per show will be considered.
12.4 All results are forwarded to QCAS within fourteen (14) days of the affiliated Society’s agricultural show for verification with
the RNA as required.
12.5 In the event of an affiliated Agricultural Show holding their Hack Rings as a three (3) ring circuit or rotational judging
competition (or events or classes) only one win at that show will be counted as a first place for eligibility to compete at the
Royal Queensland Show.
12.6 The exhibitor irrevocably consents to the society and QCAS publishing or reproducing in any manner whatsoever any
particulars or information in relation to their exhibits; the publication or reproduction may be in a printed form or visual image
through electronic means and/or on the internet.
13 PROHIBITED SUBSTANCES
13.1 A person must not administer a prohibited substance or cause one to be administered to an exhibit, except as permitted
by any By-Laws or Regulations.
13.2 The exhibitor, owner and attendant of any exhibit to which a prohibited substance has been administered is in breach of
the By-Laws unless the prohibited substance is permitted by the By-laws or Regulations to be administered.
13.3 An exhibit to which a prohibited substance has been administered in breach of the By-Laws must be removed from the
judging ring upon demand of the affiliated show society.
13.4 The affiliated Agricultural Society, in its discretion and at any time, may cause an examination to be made of an exhibit by
a Veterinary Surgeon who, in the course of such examination, may:
7- take such samples (including, without limitation, urine, blood, saliva and faeces) from such Exhibit as he considers necessary
or advisable;
- have such samples tested by such methods and procedures as she/he considers appropriate;
- examine the Exhibit for desensitised limbs;
13.5 Procedures in the above rule are at the expense of the exhibitor/owner of the exhibit in question
13.6 Any Exhibit, Exhibitor, Owner or Person in charge of any Animal who appears to have had/have given a Prohibited
Substance will definitely be debarred by the Stewards from competing in any event for which it may have been entered at the
Affiliated Show, as all are deemed to have acted in breach of this By Law. If a Veterinary surgeon is required all expenses for
same are the responsibility of the Exhibitor, Owner or Person in charge.
13.7 The Affiliated Society and any Steward or Agent of the Society shall not be liable to an Exhibitor for the death of, or for
injury, damage or
infection which may be sustained by his/her exhibit occasioned by or arising out of any act or omission of any Steward, or Agent
of the Society during the course of the testing of the Exhibit, whether due to the negligence of any such Steward, Agent or
otherwise.
13.8 ‘Prohibited Substance’ means any substance originating externally to an animal (and whether or not endogenous to the
animal) capable of affecting the performance of the animal by its action upon:
- the central or peripheral nervous system;
- the cardiovascular system;
- the respiratory system;
- the alimentary digestive system;
- the musculo-skeletal system;
- the urogenital system; or
- the endocrine system.
AND INCLUDES WITHOUT LIMITATION:
- analgesics;
- anti-histamines;
- anti-inflammatory agents;
- blood anti-coagulants;
- diuretics;
- hormones and their synthetic counterparts;
- cortico-steroids;
- anabolic steroids;
- local anaesthetics;
- muscle relaxants;
- tranquillisers;
- antibiotics;
- stimulants; and
- glues and bleaches.
13.9 The administering of antibiotics may be permitted provided the exhibitor can produce a treatment notification form, or a
veterinary certificate.
13.10 The current QCAS Equestrian Swabbing Policy Fact Sheet is available at www.queenslandshows.com.au .
13.11 Agricultural Societies and QCAS comply with the Equestrian Australia Equine Anti-Doping and Controlled Medication
Regulations which are available at www.equestrian.org.au
14 BIOSECURITY FOR HORSES
14.1 Horse Exhibitors must present; Horse Health Declaration, Waybill and/or Queensland Travel Permit when moving onto any
affiliated agricultural society showgrounds.
14.2 It is compulsory to complete a Horse Health Declaration for ALL horses entering an affiliated agricultural society
showgrounds.
14.3 All QCAS affiliated agricultural societies have developed a comprehensive Agricultural Show Biosecurity Plan and all event
organisers, competitors and spectators have a joint responsibility to ensure the successful implementation of a biosecurity plan.
14.4 Horse Health Declarations are available at www.queenslandshows.com.au or contact the relevant Agricultural Society.
14.5 The current QCAS Hendra Virus Biosecurity Policy Statement and Fact Sheet are available at
www.queenslandshows.com.au .
15 ALL COMPETITORS must wear approved safety helmets. ALL DRIVERS, and any passengers in carriages under 18 years of age
should wear approved safety helmets. Approved safety helmets means helmets complying with the current Australian,
European or American Standard. Australian Standard:AS/NZS3838:1998; European Standard: EN 1384; American Standard:
ASTMF1163, being used as the minimum standard. Current Australian standard AS/NZS 3838 (2006 onwards) provided they
are SAI Global marked. New Australian standard ARB HS 2012 provided they are SAI Global marked. Current American
standards ASTM F1163 (2004a or 04a onwards) provided they are SEI marked, or SNELL E2001. Current British standard PAS
015 (1998 or 2011) provided they are BSI Kitemarked. Interim European Standard VG1 (01.040: 2014-12) with or without BSI
Kitemark. 5. Breeches or jodphurs: Fawn, white or cream coloured. A suitable long sleeved coat. Spurs: If spurs are worn,
rowels must be blunt. 6. Despite the above, the decision of the Ringmaster, Marshalling Steward or any Steward as to
whether or not an Attendant’s attire is suitable, shall be final.
8WARWICK SHOW – LOCAL T-SHIRT DAY
FRIDAY 24th MARCH 2017 - 9AM
Neat & Tidy Polo Shirts or Show Shirts are to be worn. May plait, but not necessary.
See House Rule No 15 & 16 for Local Conditions
Nomination Fees - $3.00 per Class
st nd rd
Prize Money - 1 $8.00 2 $4.00 3 Sash
Kindly sponsored by:
RING 1 RING 2
LOCAL GALLOWAYS LOCAL HACKS
1. Led Local Galloway Mare - Over 14hh & ne 15hh 15. Led Local Hack Mare- Over 15hh
2. Led Local Galloway Gelding - Over 14hh & ne 16. Led Local Hack Gelding- Over 15hh
15hh CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION LED LOCAL HACK
LED LOCAL GALLOWAY
17. Local Maiden Adult Rider - 17 yrs & over
3. Girl/Boy Rider - 12 yrs & under 15 yrs 18. Local Adult Rider - 17 yrs & under 26 yrs
4. Girl/Boy Rider - 15 yrs & under 17 yrs 19. Local Adult Rider –26yrs & over
CHAMPION $25 & RESERVE CHAMPION$15 CHAMPION $25 & RESERVE CHAMPION $15
LOCAL SENIOR RIDER LOCAL ADULT RIDER
5. Maiden Local Galloway Hack - 14hh ne 15hh 20. Maiden Local Hack - over 15hh
6. Novice Local Galloway Hack - 14hh ne 15hh 21. Novice Local Hack - over 15hh
7. Open Local Galloway Hack - 14hh ne 14.2hh 22. Open Local Hack - over 15hh ne 16hh
8. Open Local Galloway Hack - 14.2hh ne 15hh 23. Open Local Hack - over 16hh
9. Local Childs Galloway – Rider under 17 yrs 24. Childs Local Hack – Rider under 17yrs
10. Local Lady’s Galloway - 17 yrs & over 25. Lady’s Local Hack - 17 yrs & over
11. Local Gent’s Galloway - 17 yrs & over 26. Gent’s Local Hack - 17 yrs & over
CHAMPION $50 & RESERVE CHAMPION CHAMPION $50 & RESERVE CHAMPION $25
$25 LOCAL GALLOWAY HACK LOCAL HACK
12. Pair of Local Galloways – 14hh ne 15hh 27. Pair of Local Hacks – over 15hh
13. Local Pleasure Galloway- 14hh ne 15hh 28. Local Pleasure Hack - over 14hh
To be ridden in a Snaffle, no Dropped To be ridden in a Snaffle, no Dropped
Noseband, Whips or Spurs Noseband, Whips or Spurs
14. Consolation Local Galloway – 14hh ne 15hh 29. Consolation Local Hack – over 14hh (Not to
st nd
st nd
(Not to have won a 1 or 2 ribbon) have won a 1 or 2 ribbon)
9WARWICK SHOW – LOCAL T-SHIRT DAY
FRIDAY 24th MARCH 2017 - 9AM
PONIES UNDER 12.2 HANDS ARE TO BE RIDDEN BY A CHILD UNDER 17 YRS UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED
Neat & Tidy Polo Shirts or Show Shirts are to be worn. May plait, but not necessary.
See House Rule No 15 & 16 for Local Conditions
Nomination Fees - $3.00 per Class
st nd rd
Prize Money - 1 $8.00 2 $4.00 3 Sash
Kindly Sponsored by:
RING 3 UTILITY CLASSES (Open)
46. Parent & Child Rider – Child to be under 17 yrs.
LOCAL PONIES 47. Adult & Child Rider – Child to be under 17 yrs.
30. Led Local Pony Mare – ne 14hh 48. Schoolgirl/Schoolboy Turnout - under 17 yrs.
31. Led Local Pony Gelding – ne 14hh 49. Best Stockman’s Turnout
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION 50. Station Horse or Pony- Rider under 12yrs. (Judging
LED LOCAL PONY guidelines below)
51. Station Horse or Pony - Rider 12yrs & under 17yrs.
32. Local Girl/Boy Rider under 8 yrs Equipment will not be judged. The judge will consider
33. Local Girl/Boy Rider 8 yrs & under 10 yrs the following: Quality & conformation. Capable of
34. Local Girl/Boy Rider 10 yrs & under 12 yrs ordinary work amongst sheep or cattle. Paces. Hardiness.
CHAMPION $25 & RESERVE CHAMPION $15 Standing when unattended. Must lead well.
st nd rd
LOCAL JUNIOR RIDER 52. Fancy Dress Turnout under 15 yrs 1 $20 2 $15 3 $10
35. Maiden Local Pony Hack - ne 14hh (Beginner Riders eligible for classes 45-52)
36. Novice Local Pony Hack - ne 14hh
37. Open Local Pony Hack - ne 14hh to be ridden by an adult
17 yrs & over
OPEN SPORTING EVENTS
38. Open Local Pony Hack – ne 12.2hh (to be ridden by a
child under 17)
MAIN ARENA
39. Open Local Pony Hack – 12.2hh ne 13hh FRIDAY 18th MARCH 2016
40. Open Local Pony Hack - 13hh ne 14hh To commence at the end of all ridden events.
41. Childs Local Pony - ne 14hh to be ridden by a child under Nomination Fee -$10.00
12yrs Per Horse/Rider Combination
42. Childs Local Pony - ne 14hh to be ridden by a child 12yrs ST ND RD
PRIZE MONEY: 1 $8.00 2 $4.00 3 $2.00
& under 17yrs
Sponsored by:
CHAMPION $50 & RESERVE CHAMPION $25 Voucher for Highest aggregate points in each age group.
LOCAL PONY HACK
43. Pair of Local Pony Hacks
44. Local Pleasure Pony Hack – ne 14hh
To be ridden in a Snaffle, no Dropped Nosebands, Whips Riders must be neatly attired. Open to ALL Riders.
or Spurs AGE GROUPS EVENTS
st nd
45. Consolation Pony Hack (Not to have won 1 or 2 a Assisted Any Age Barrel Race
ribbon) 8yrs & Under Bending Race
9yrs – 12yrs Running Tee
13yrs – 16yrs Scuddaho
17yrs & over Mug Race
10WARWICK SHOW – LOCAL T-SHIRT DAY
FRIDAY 24th MARCH 2017 - 9AM
PONIES UNDER 12.2HH TO BE RIDDEN BY A CHILD UNDER 17 YRS
Neat & Tidy Polo Shirts or Show Shirts are to be worn. May plait, but not necessary.
See House Rule No 15 & 16 for Local Conditions
Kindly sponsored by:
Nomination Fees - $3.00 per Class
st nd rd
Prize Money - 1 $8.00 2 $4.00 3 Sash
RING 4
LOCAL BEGINNER
Beginner is defined as a rider who, at his/her current
SUPREME CHAMPION
level, cannot canter unassisted. Riders/horses cannot LOCAL LED HACK OF THE SHOW
compete in local pony, Galloway or Hack Rings Sash and $50
excluding the utility classes. Riders to be under 12yrs. Kindly sponsored by:
Champions not eligible for Supremes.
53. Led Local Beginner Mare
54. Led Local Beginner Gelding
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION
LED LOCAL BEGINNER – Sponsored by SUPREME CHAMPION
Frantik Designz
LOCAL RIDER OF THE SHOW
55. Local Rider - under 8yrs assisted Rosette & $100 Cash
56. Local Rider - 8yrs & under 12yrs assisted Kindly sponsored by:
57. Local Rider - under 8 unassisted
58. Local Rider - over 8yrs & under 12yrs unassisted
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION
LOCAL BEGINNER RIDER – Sponsored by
Frantik Designz
59. Local Pony Hack - ne 14hh most suitable for a SUPREME CHAMPION
beginner
60. Local Galloway/Hack - over 14hh most suitable LOCAL HACK OF THE SHOW
for a beginner Sash, and Trophy kindly donated by Warwick
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION Showcase Jewellers.
LOCAL BEGINNER HACK – Sponsored by
Frantik Designz
61. Minty Race
62. Consolation Local Beginner Pony/Horse – (Not
st nd
to have won a 1 or 2 ribbon)
11WARWICK SHOW – OPEN DAY
SATURDAY 25th MARCH 2017 – 8.00AM
Kindly sponsored by:
Nomination Fees - $4.00 per Class
st nd rd
Prize Money - 1 $10.00 2 $5.00 3 Sash
RING 1 SHOW HUNTER HACK - RIDDEN
78. Maiden Hunter Hack
79. Novice Hunter Hack– Over 15hh
SHOW HUNTERS 80. Intermediate Show Hunter Hack- Over 15hh
HORSES CANNOT COMPETE IN BOTH HACK & HUNTER 81. Open Show Hunter Hack - Over 15hh & ne 16hh
82. Open Show Hunter Hack - Over 16hh
CONDITIONS 83. Open Show Hunter Hack – ridden by a child
Show Hunters have to have more substance than the 84. Open Show Hunter Hack – ridden by a lady or Gent
modern fine Hack/Pony but to still maintain quality.
CHAMPION $50 & RESERVE $25 SHOW HUNTER HACK
They are expected to move freely at all paces
Embroidered Rug Kindly sponsored by:
They will be expected to Gallop for the Judge (conditions
permitting)
Bridles are to have Plain Browbands & no coloured ribbons
to be worn in hair
85. Consolation Show Hunter - Open to Ponies, Galloways &
Ponies not exceeding 12.2hh can only be ridden by a rider st nd
Hacks (Not to have won a 1 or 2 )
under 17yr (rule 4.2)
LED SHOW HUNTERS
63. Led Show Hunter Pony – ne 14hh
64. Led Show Hunter Galloway - Over 14hh & ne 15hh
65. Led Show Hunter Hack - Over 15hh SIDE SADDLE & WORKING HUNTERS
CHAMPION $50 & RESERVE $25 LED SHOW HUNTER Kindly sponsored by:
SHOW HUNTER PONY - RIDDEN And kindly sponsored by J&J Coorey Warwick.
66. Maiden Hunter Pony Hack - under 14hh
67. Novice Hunter Pony Hack - under 14hh
68. Intermediate Show Hunter Pony Hack- ne 14hh FIRST AVAILABLE RING
69. Open Show Hunter Pony Hack - under 13hh Show Hacks may compete in working hunter classes.
70. Open Show Hunter Pony Hack - 13hh ne 14hh They are expected to move freely at all paces
CHAMPION $50 & RESERVE $25 SHOW HUNTER PONY They will be expected to Gallop for the Judge (conditions
Embroidered Rug Kindly sponsored by: permitting )
They will be expected to negotiate jumps.
Bridles are to have Plain Browbands & no coloured ribbons
SHOW HUNTER GALLOWAY - RIDDEN to be worn in hair
71. Maiden Show Hunter Galloway Hack-Over 14hh & ne 15hh
72. Novice Show Hunter Galloway Hack-Over 14hh & ne 15hh
86. Hack Side Saddle
73. Intermediate Show Hunter Galloway-Over 14hh ne 15hh
87. Rider Side Saddle
74. Open Show Hunter Galloway - Over 14hh & ne 14.2hh
88. Hack to be ridden Side Saddle
75. Open Show Hunter Galloway-Over 14.2hh & ne 15hh
89. Working Hunter – Sidesaddle
76. Open Show Hunter Galloway – Ridden by a Child
90. Working Hunter Pony – Not exceeding 14hh
77. Open Show Hunter Galloway-Ridden by a Lady or Gent
91. Working Hunter Galloway - Over 14hh & not exceeding
CHAMPION $50 & RESERVE $25 SHOW HUNTER GALLOWAY 15hh
92. Working Hunter Hack - Over 15hh
CHAMPION $50 & RESERVE $25 WORKING HUNTER
Embroidered Rug Kindly sponsored by: Classes 229 to 232 Eligible for Champion
12WARWICK SHOW – OPEN DAY
SATURDAY 25th MARCH 2017 – 8.00AM
Nomination Fees - $4.00 per Class
st nd rd
Prize Money - 1 $10.00 2 $5.00 3 Sash
RING 2
LED THOROUGHBREDS
93. Best Presented
94. Led Mare or Filly SHOW HACKS – RIDDEN
95. Led Gelding 103. Maiden Hack – Over 15hh
96. Led Stallion or Colt 104. Novice Hack – Over 15hh & ne 16hh
CHAMPION $100 LED THOROUGHBRED 105. Intermediate Hack – over 15hh
RESERVE $25 LED THOROUGHBRED 106. Open Hack – Over 15hh & ne 15.2hh
Kindly sponsored by: 107. Open Hack – Over 15.2hh & ne 16hh
108. Open Hack – Over 16hh & ne 16.2hh
109. Open Hack – Over 16.2hh
110. Child Hack – Over 15hh – Rider under 17 yrs
111. Open Ladies Hack – Riders 17 yrs & over
(Champion eligible for Supreme Champion Led Exhibit)
112. Open Gents Hack – Riders 17 yrs & over
CHAMPION & RESERVE
CHAMPION $50 & RESERVE $25 OPEN HACK
LED SHOW HACKS Embroidered Rug Kindly sponsored by:
97. Led Hack Mare or Filly - Over 15hh
98. Led Hack Gelding - Over 15hh
CHAMPION $50 & RESERVE $25 SHOW LED HACK
RIDDEN THOROUGHBRED 113. Pair of Hacks
99. Thoroughbred Mare under Saddle 114. Pleasure Hack – Over 15hh
100. Thoroughbred Gelding under Saddle st nd
115. Consolation Hack (Not to have won a 1 or 2 )
101. Thoroughbred Stallion under Saddle
102. Off the Track series qualifier – Refer to house rules
number 15.
ADULT RIDER CLASSES
116. Lady Rider – 17 yrs & under 26 yrs
117. Lady Rider – 26 yrs & over
118. Gentleman Rider – 17 yrs & under 26 yrs
CHAMPION $100 RIDDEN THOROUGHBRED 119. Gentleman Rider – 26 yrs & over
RESERVE $25 RIDDEN THOROUGHBRED CHAMPION $50 & RESERVE LADY RIDER $25.
Kindly sponsored by: CHAMPION $50 & RESERVE GENTLEMAN RIDER $25.
All Breed champions eligible for Supreme Led and Supreme Local Led on
Sunday.
13WARWICK SHOW – OPEN DAY
SATURDAY 25th MARCH 2017 – 8.00AM
Nomination Fees - $4.00 per Class
st nd rd
Prize Money - 1 $10.00 2 $5.00 3 Sash
Kindly sponsored by:
RING 3
LED RIDING PONIES
120. Best Presented
121. Led Mare LARGE SHOW PONIES RIDDEN
122. Led Gelding 137. Maiden Pony Hack- 12.2hh & over ne 14hh
123. Led Stallion 138. Novice Pony Hack- Over 12.2hh & ne 14hh
124. Led Young Stock - 2yrs & under, any sex 139. Intermediate Pony Hack - Over 12.2hh & ne
125. Led Park Hack - over 14.2hh 14hh
CHAMPION RIDING PONY LED Sash & $30, 140. Pony Hack- Over 12.2hh & ne 13hh
141. Pony Hack - Over 13hh & ne 13.2
Reserve Sash & $20
142. Pony Hack - Over 13.2hh & ne 14hh
Kindly donated by: the Newey Family
(Champion eligible for Supreme Champion Led Exhibit)
CHAMPION $50 & RESERVE $25
OPEN LARGE SHOW PONY HACK
LED SHOW PONIES Embroidered Rug Kindly sponsored by:
126. Led Pony Mare or Filly – ne 14hh
127. Led Pony Gelding – ne 14hh
CHAMPION $25 & RESERVE $15 LED PONY
RIDDEN RIDING PONIES 143. Pair of Pony Hacks – 14hh & under
128. Ridden Mare or Filly 144. Pleasure Pony Hack – 14hh & under
129. Ridden Gelding 145. Consolation Pony Hack – 14hh & under (Not to
st nd
130. Ridden Stallion or Colt have won a 1 or 2 )
131. Ridden Park Hack - over 14.2hh
CHAMPION RIDING PONY RIDDEN Sash & $30,
CHILDREN’S RIDER CLASSES
*No top boots allowed for riders competing in Rider
Reserve Sash & $20
Classes under 17 yrs
Kindly donated by: the Newey Family
146. Tiny Tot Lead Line – 6yrs & under
147. Girl Rider - 7 yrs & under 10 yrs
SMALL SHOW PONIES RIDDEN 148. Girl Rider - 10 yrs & under 12 yrs
(to be ridden by rider under 17yrs)
132. Maiden Pony Hack- ne 12.2hh 149. Boy Rider - 7 yrs & under 10 yrs
150. Boy Rider - 10 yrs & under 12 yrs
133. Novice Pony Hack- ne 12.2hh
134. Intermediate Pony Hack – ne 12.2hh CHAMPION $25 & RESERVE $15 JUNIOR GIRL
135. Pony Hack - ne 12hh RIDER
136. Pony Hack - Over 12hh & ne 12.2hh CHAMPION $25 & RESERVE $15 JUNIOR BOY RIDER
CHAMPION $50 & RESERVE $25 SMALL
SHOW PONY HACK 151. Girl Rider - 12 yrs & under 15 yrs
Embroidered Rug Kindly sponsored by Peter Esdaile. 152. Girl Rider - 15 yrs & under 17 yrs
153. Boy Rider - 12 yrs & under 15 yrs
14154. Boy Rider - 15 yrs & under 17 yrs
CHAMPION $25 & RESERVE $15 SENIOR GIRL RIDER
CHAMPION $25 & RESERVE $15 SENIOR BOY RIDER
WARWICK SHOW – OPEN DAY
SATURDAY 25th MARCH 2017 – 8.00AM
Nomination Fees - $4.00 per Class
st nd rd
Prize Money - 1 $10.00 2 $5.00 3 Sash
Kindly sponsored by:
S18. S18. Stallion or Colt
RING 4 CHAMPION & RESERVE PARTBRED
LED SHOW GALLOWAYS WARMBLOOD
S1. S1. Led Galloway Mare or Filly - Over 14hh & (Champion eligible for Supreme Champion Led
ne 15hh Exhibit)
S2. S2. Led Galloway Gelding - Over 14hh & ne
15hh LED PARTBRED WELSH (may be plaited)
CHAMPION $25 & RESERVE $15 LED GALLOWAY S19. S19. Best Presented
S20. S20. Led Mare or Filly
SHOW GALLOWAYS - RIDDEN S21. S21. Led Gelding
S3. S3. Maiden Galloway Hack - Over 14hh & ne S22. S22. Led Stallion or Colt
15hh. CHAMPION $25 & RESERVE PARTBRED WELSH
S4. S4. Novice Galloway Hack- Over 14hh & ne (Champion eligible for Supreme Champion Led
Exhibit)
14.2hh
S5. S5. Novice Galloway Hack - Over 14.2hh & ne
15hh LED AUST. STUDBOOK PONY
S6. S6. Intermediate Galloway Hack - Over 14hh & S23. S23. Best Presented
ne15hh S24. S24. Led Mare or Filly
S7. S7. Open Galloway Hack - Over 14hh & ne S25. S25. Led Gelding
14.2hh S26. S26. Led Stallion or Colt
S8. S8. Open Galloway Hack - Over 14.2hh & ne CHAMPION & RESERVE LED ASBP
15hh (Champion eligible for Supreme Champion Led
S9. S9. Childs Galloway Hack - Rider under 17yrs Exhibit)
S10. S10. Open Ladies Galloway Hack- Riders 17yrs
& over LED AUST. SADDLE PONY
S11. S11. Open Gents Galloway Hack - Riders S27. S27. Best Presented
17yrs & over S28. S28. Led Mare or Filly
CHAMPION $50 & RESERVE $25 SHOW S29. S29. Led Gelding
GALLOWAY HACK S30. S30. Led Stallion or Colt
Embroidered Rug Kindly sponsored by: CHAMPION & RESERVE AUSTRALIAN SADDLE PONY
(Champion eligible for Supreme Champion Led
Exhibit)
S12. S12. Pair of Galloway Hacks
S13. S13. Pleasure Galloway Hack - Over 14hh & LED A.N.S.A
ne 15hh S31. S31. Best Presented
S14. S14. Consolation Galloway Hack (Not to have S32. S32. Led Mare or Filly
st nd
won a 1 or 2 ribbon) S33. S33. Led Gelding
S34. S34. Led Stallion or Colt
CHAMPION $25 & RESERVE $15 LED A.N.S.A
LED WARMBLOOD DERIVATIVE (Champion eligible for Supreme Champion Led Exhibit)
S15. S15. Best Presented
S16. S16. Mare or Filly RIDDEN WARMBLOOD DERIVATIVE
S17. S17. Gelding S35. S39. Ridden Mare or Filly
15S36. Ridden Gelding
S37. Ridden Stallion or Colt
CHAMPION & RESERVE PARTBRED WARMBLOOD RIDDEN AUST. SADDLE PONY
S44. Ridden Mare or Filly
RIDDEN PARTBRED WELSH S45. Ridden Gelding
S46. Ridden Stallion or Colt
S38. Ridden Partbred Mare
CHAMPION & RESERVE AUSTRALIAN SADDLE PONY
S39. Ridden Partbred Gelding
Garland sponsored by: Joanne Sproule
S40. Ridden Partbred Stallion or Colt
CHAMPION $25 & RESERVE PARTBRED WELSH
RIDDEN A.N.S.A
S47. Ridden A.N.S.A Stallion or Colt
RIDDEN AUST. STUDBOOK PONY S48. Ridden A.N.S.A Mare
S41. Ridden Mare or Filly S49. Ridden A.N.S.A. Gelding
S42. Ridden Gelding S50. Best Presented A.N.S.A Horse & Rider
S43. Ridden Stallion or Colt CHAMPION $25 & RESERVE $15 RIDDEN A.N.S.A
CHAMPION & RESERVE RIDDEN ASBP
16*CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS*
$500, Garland, Embroided Rug
Kindly donated by Frantik Designz
To be selected from the Champion Show Hunter Pony, Galloway & Hack
‘ROOKWOOD STATION PERPETUAL CUP’
*SUPREME CHAMPION SHOW HACK*
ACS Equine Supplements, Sash, Garland, Rookwood Station Cup
$100 Kindly sponsored by Warwick Livestock Equipment
To be selected from the Champion Small Pony, Large Pony, Galloway & Hack
*SUPREME CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER*
ACS Equine Supplements, Sash & Garland
$100 Kindly sponsored by Helen Harm Real Estate
To be selected from the Champion Show Hunter Pony, Galloway & Hack
*SUPREME CHAMPION RIDER*
Sash, Rosette and $100
Voucher Kindly donated by Glen Aplin Gardens Bed & Breakfast
To be selected from the Champion Junior, Senior & Adult Champions
*SUPREME CHAMPION LED EXHIBIT*
ACS Equine Supplements, Sash & Garland
$100 Kindly sponsored by Warwick Town and Country Vet
To be selected from each of the Supreme Champions or Champion of breed. To be judged on Sunday.
‘BERES EASTWELL MEMORIAL TROPHY’
*CHAMPION LOCAL LED ALL BREED*
Sash, Trophy & Voucher
Kindly sponsored by Olsen’s Produce. All Led Local Breed exhibits eligible.
Open to any horse that has won first place in a breed led class during the Show and is a resident of Southern Downs
Region.
To be judged on Sunday. Refer to General Rule 1.
17WARWICK SHOW – AUSTRALIAN STOCK HORSES
SATURDAY 25th MARCH 2017 – 9.00AM
Nomination Fees - $4.00 per Class
st nd rd
Prize Money - 1 $10.00 2 $5.00 3 Sash
Kindly sponsored by:
Eastern Downs Branch
S10. Working Stock Horse Stallion - 4 yrs & over
EVANS PADDOCK S11. Working Stock Horse Mare - 4 yrs & over
LED AUSTRALIAN STOCK HORSE S12. Working Stock Horse Gelding - 4 yrs & over
S13. Working Stock Horse - Rider under 18 yrs
S1. Best Presented Led Australian Stock Horse
S2. Yearling Led - Under 2 yrs open to Colts, Fillies &
Geldings (The winner is eligible to be judged in their
CHAMPION Sash & Embroidered Rug
respective championship class) & RESERVE
S3. Led Colt – 2 yrs & under WORKING AUSTRALIAN STOCKHORSE
S4. Led Stallion – 3 yrs & over Sash, Embroidered Rug & $50
CHAMPION & RESERVE LED STALLION OR COLT
Kindly sponsored by:
S5. Filly - 2 yrs & under
S6. Mare - 3 yrs & over
CHAMPION & RESERVE LED MARE OR FILLY
S7. Gelding - 2 yrs & under
S8. Gelding - 3 yrs & over Eastern Downs Branch
CHAMPION & RESERVE LED GELDING
**SUPREME LED AUSTRALIAN STOCK AUSTRALIAN STOCK HORSE HACK
S14. A.S.H. Hack – Mare/Gelding/Stallion ridden – 2
HORSE** yrs & under 4 yrs
Sash, Embroidered Rug & $50 S15. A.S.H. Hack – Mare/Gelding/Stallion ridden –4
yrs & over
Kindly sponsored by: S16. A.S.H. Hack – Youth Hack –13 yrs & under
S17. A.S.H. Hack – Youth Hack – 14 to 18 yrs
S18. A.S.H. Hack & Lady Rider
CHAMPION & RESERVE
AUSTRALIAN STOCKHORSE HACK
Eastern Downs Branch
Sash, Embroidered Rug & $50
(Supreme eligible for Supreme Led exhibit)
Kindly sponsored by:
WORKING STOCK HORSE
S9. Working Stock Horse - Under 4 yrs
18WARWICK SHOW – ALL BREEDS
SUNDAY 26th MARCH 2017 – 8.30AM
Nomination Fees - $4.00 per Class
st nd rd
Prize Money - 1 $10.00 2 $5.00 3 Sash
Kindly sponsored by:
420. DANSD Gelding
RING 1 CHAMPION
RESERVE CHAMPION
PALOMINO – (Registered with recognised 421. Ridden DANSD
Dilute Society) SUPREME DILUTE
400. Best Presented Palomino Led (Champions from above are eligible)
401. Palomino Colt 2 years & under
402. Palomino Stallion 3 years & over
DA ANCILLARIES
(must be registered with Dilutes Australia)
CHAMPION 422. Best Presented Ancillary Led
RESERVE CHAMPION 423. Ancillary Stallion/Colt
403. Palomino Filly 2 years & under 424. Ancillary Mare/Filly
404. Palomino Mare 3 years & over 425. Ancillary Gelding
CHAMPION CHAMPION
RESERVE CHAMPION RESERVE CHAMPION
405. Palomino Gelding 426. Ridden Ancillary
SUPREME CHAMPION PALOMINO
406. Ridden Palomino APPALOOSA/PALOUSE
(Must be registered)
BUCKSKIN / DUN 427. Best presented
(To be registered with recognised Dilute Society)
428. Best coloured
407. Best Presented Led 429. Filly 2yrs & Under
408. Buckskin Stallion/Colt 430. Mare 3yrs & Over
409. Buckskin Mare/Filly 431. Colt 2 & Under
410. Buckskin Gelding 432. Stallion 3 & over
CHAMPION CHAMPION $25
RESERVE CHAMPION RESERVE CHAMPION
411. Ridden Buckskin or Dun
ANY OTHER SOLID DILUTES Palouse Australia High Point
(Cremello or Perlino registered with recognised Dilute Society. Show
Silver, Champagne or Pearl)
433. Best Presented
412. Best Presented Led 428. Best Coloured
413. AOSD Stallion/Colt 429. Filly 2 yrs & Under
414. AOSD Mare/Filly 430. Mare 3 yrs & Over
415. AOSD Gelding
Champion and Reserve Filly Or Mare
CHAMPION
431. Colt 2 & Under
RESERVE CHAMPION
432. Stallion 3 & Over
416. Ridden AOSD
Champion & Reserve Colt or Stallion
DA NON SOLID DILUTE Supreme Led Palouse Australia
(Broken Coloured must be registered with Dilutes Australia)
417. Best Presented DANSD
Ridden Palouse Australia
418. DANSD Stallion/Colt
419. DANSD Mare/Filly
19502. Best Presented
503. Led Mare or Filly
504. Led Stallion or Colt
505. Led Gelding
***CHAMPION AND RESRVE MORGAN
EXHIBIT***
Continued from Ring 1…
506. Ridden Morgan
433. Mare/Filly
434. Stallion or Colt QUARTER HORSES
CHAMPION $25 448. Kindly sponsored by: Ashfield Stud, Rose City
RESERVE CHAMPION Towing
435. Gelding any age
436. Appaloosa Under Saddle (English)
CHAMPION $25 449. Quarter Horse Filly - 2 yrs & under
RESERVE CHAMPION 450. Quarter Horse Mare - 3 yrs & over
SUPREME CHAMPION CHAMPION $25
RESERVE CHAMPION
437. Ridden Appaloosa/Palouse
Kindly Sponsored by: Ashfield Stud, Rose City 451. Led Quarter Horse Mare of Filly
Towing 452. Quarter Horse Gelding - 2 yrs & under
453. Quarter Horse Gelding - 3 yrs & over
CHAMPION $25
RESERVE CHAMPION
454. Led Quarter Horse Gelding
455. Quarter Horse Colt - 2 yrs & under
PAINT HORSE 456. Quarter Horse Stallion - 3 yrs & over
Open to all registered Paint Horses – Papers MUST be provided on
request.
CHAMPION $25
438. Best Presented RESERVE CHAMPION
439. Stallion or Colt
440. Mare or Filly **SUPREME CHAMPION QUARTER HORSE EXHIBIT**
441. Gelding any age $50
CHAMPION
457. Quarter Horse – under saddle
RESERVE CHAMPION
442. Ridden Paint ANY OTHER REGISTERED BREED
(not in the program)
458. Mare or Filly
PINTO 459. Gelding
443. Best Presented 460. Stallion or Colt
444. PINTO Mare or Filly 461. CHAMPION & RESERVE ANY OTHER BREED
445. PINTO Stallion or Colt 462. Any other Breed – under saddle
446. Pinto Gelding
CHAMPION OPEN TO ALL BREEDS
RESERVE CHAMPION 463. Bridle path hack Youth
***SUPREME CHAMPION PINTO OR PAINT*** 464. Bridle path hack Open
447. Ridden Pinto
MORGANS
20WARWICK SHOW – ALL BREEDS
SUNDAY 26th MARCH 2017 – 8.30AM
Nomination Fees - $4.00 per Class
st nd rd
Prize Money - 1 $10.00 2 $5.00 3 Sash
Kindly sponsored by:
RING 2 ARABIAN PUREBRED
526. Best Presented
FRIESIANS 527. Youth Led Class 17 & Under
500. Best Presented
528. Filly – 2 yrs & under
501. Best Mane & Tail
529. Mare – 3 yrs & over
507. Filly – 2 yrs & under
CHAMPION FILLY OR MARE
508. Mare – 3 yrs & over RESERVE CHAMPION FILLY OR MARE
CHAMPION LED MARE OR FILLY
RESERVE CHAMPION LED MARE OR FILLY 530. Gelding – 2 yrs & under
531. Gelding - 3 yrs & over
509. Gelding – 2 yrs & under CHAMPION GELDING
510. Gelding - 3 yrs & over RESERVE CHAMPION GELDING
CHAMPION LED GELDING
RESERVE CHAMPION LED GELDING 532. Colt – 2 yrs & under
533. Stallion– 3 yrs & over
511. Colt - 2 yrs & under CHAMPION COLT OR STALLION
512. Stallion – 3 yrs & over RESERVE CHAMPION COLT OR STALION
CHAMPION LED STALLION OR COLT **SUPREME CHAMPION LED PUREBRED ARABIAN EXHIBIT**
RESERVE CHAMPION LED STALLION OR COLT Garland Kindly sponsored by: Heath Rowbottom
**SUPREME CHAMPION FRIESIAN EXHIBIT**
534. Ridden Arabian
513. Part Bred Friesan 535. Ridden Arabian Costume Class
514. Ridden Friesian
LED ARABIAN DERIVATIVE
BAROQUE 536. Best Presented
(any other Baroque breeds not in the program) 537. Led Mare or Filly
515. Best Presented 538. Led Gelding
516. Filly – 2 yrs & under 539. Led Stallion or Colt
517. Mare –3 yrs & over CHAMPION & RESERVE ARABIAN DERIVATIVE
CHAMPION & RESERVE LED FILLY OR MARE (Champion eligible for Supreme Champion Led Exhibit)
518. Gelding – 2 yrs & under RIDDEN ARABIAN DERIVATIVE
519. Gelding - 3 yrs & over 540. Ridden Mare or Filly
CHAMPION & RESERVE LED GELDING 541. Ridden Gelding
542. Ridden Stallion or Colt
520. Colt - 2 yrs & under CHAMPION & RESERVE ARABIAN DERIVATIVE
521. Stallion – 3 yrs & over WARMBLOOD
CHAMPION LED COLT OR STALLION BAROQUE 543. Best Presented
RESERVE CHAMPION LED COLT OR STALLION BAROQUE 544. Mare or Filly
**SUPREME BAROQUE LED EXHIBIT** 545. Gelding – any age
546. Stallion or Colt
522. Partbred Led Mare or Gelding **CHAMPION AND RESERVE LED PUREBRED WARMBLOOD
523. Ridden Baroque EXHIBIT**
524. Exhibition – Costume optional 547. Ridden Mare or Filly under saddle
525. Costume Class 548. Ridden Gelding under saddle
549. Ridden Stallion under saddle
CHAMPION RIDDEN WARMBLOOD
RESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN WARMBLOOD
21WARWICK SHOW – ALL BREEDS
SUNDAY 26th MARCH 2017 – 8.30AM
Nomination Fees - $4.00 per Class
Kindly sponsored by: Tias Muurlink Veterinary &
st nd rd
Prize Money - 1 $10.00 2 $5.00 3 Sash
RING 3 DARTMOOR
Prize money kindly donated by: Dracmoore Stud
WELSH PONY & COB
MUST BE REGISTERED W.P.C.S. or A.P.S.B.S. 626. Best Presented
627. Filly 3yrs or under
600. Best Presented Welsh – Any section 628. Mare 4yrs or over
CHAMPION $20 & RESERVE Mare or Filly
WELSH A 629. Gelding 3yrs & under
601. Filly – 2 yrs & under 630. Gelding 4yrs & over
602. Mare – 3 yrs & over CHAMPION $20 & RESERVE GELDING
603. Colt – 2 yrs & under 631. Colt – 3yrs & under
604. Stallion – 3 yrs & over 632. Stallion 4yrs & over
CHAMPION & RESERVE WELSH A EXHIBIT CHAMPION $20 & RESERVE PUREBRED DARTMOOR
SUPREME DARTMOOR Garland kindly donated by: Dracmoore Stud
WELSH B 633. Ridden Dartmoor
605. Filly –2 yrs & under
606. Mare – 3yrs & over SHETLAND
607. Colt – 2yrs & under 634. Best Presented
608. Stallion – 3yrs & over 635. Mare or Filly
CHAMPION & RESERVE WELSH B EXHIBIT 636. Gelding
637. Stallion or Colt
WELSH C – CHAMPION & RESERVE SHETLAND
Prize money kindly donated by Dracmoore Stud 638. Ridden Shetland Mare
609. Filly – 2 yrs & under 639. Ridden Shetland Gelding
610. Mare –3 yrs & over 640. Ridden Shetland Stallion
611. Colt – 2yrs & under CHAMPION & RESERVE RIDDEN SHETLAND
612. Stallion – 3 yrs & over
CHAMPION $20 & RESERVE WELSH C EXHIBIT OTHER NATIVE PONY BREEDS
(Not In the Schedule
E.g. Highland, Fell, Fjords, Hafflingers, Newforest, Dale & Exmoor)
WELSH D
613. Filly – 2 yrs & under 641. Best Presented
614. Mare – 3 yrs & over 642. Mare or Filly
615. Colt – 2 yrs & under 643. Gelding
616. Stallion – 3 yrs & over 644. Stallion or Colt
CHAMPION & RESERVE NATIVE BREED
CHAMPION & RESERVE WELSH D EXHIBIT
617. Best Presented 645. Ridden Native Pony Breed
618. Gelding – 2 yrs & under MINIATURE HORSES A&B
619. Gelding – 3 yrs & over 646. Best Presented
CHAMPION & RESERVE WELSH GELDING 647. Mare or Filly
**SUPREME CHAMPION WELSH EXHIBIT**
648. Stallion or Colt
620. Ridden Welsh 649. Gelding any age
CONNEMARA PONIES CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION
PART-BRED, SPORTHORSE, PUREBRED
MINIATURE PONY
621. Best Presented
650. Best Presented
622. Mare or Filly
651. Mare or Filly
623. Gelding
652. Stallion or Colt
624. Stallion or Colt
CHAMPION & RESERVE CONNEMARA
653. Gelding any age
CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION
625. Ridden Connemara
654. Miniature High Jump
22WARWICK SHOW – ALL BREEDS
SUNDAY 26th MARCH 2017 – 8.30AM
Nomination Fees - $4.00 per Class
st nd rd
Prize Money - 1 $10.00 2 $5.00 3 Sash
Kindly sponsored by:
RING 4
RIDDEN STANDARDBRED
STANDARDBRED NATIONAL HIGH 718. Smartest on Parade
POINT SHOW 719. Junior Rider – 17yrs & under
Best Presented 720. Senior Rider - 18yrs & over
701. Stallion or Colt 721. Maiden Walk / Trot
702. Mare or Filly 722. Maiden Hack
703. Gelding 723. Novice Walk / Trot
CHAMPION & RESERVE BEST PRESENTED 724. Novice Hack
725. Open Walk / Trot
HANDLER 726. Open Hack
704. Junior Handler – 12yrs & under 727. Open Best Educated Hack
705. Senior Handler – 13yrs & under 25yrs 728. QLD Track to Hack Qualifier
706. Senior Handler – 26yrs & over CHAMPION & RESERVE OPEN HACK
CHAMPION & RESERVE HANDLER Chaff Kindly donated by: Coy’s Quality Hay & Chaff
LED STANDARDBRED
707. Led Colt – 2 yrs & under
708. Led Stallion – 3 yrs & over GYPSY COB
CHAMPION STALLION OR COLT 729. Best Presented
Kindly donated by Coy’s Quality Hay & Chaff 727. Filly – 2 yrs & under
& RESERVE Sash 728. Mare – 3 yrs & over
CHAMPION & RESERVE LED MARE OR FILLY
709. Filly – 2 yrs & under
710. Mare – 3 yrs & over
729. Gelding – 2 yrs & under
CHAMPION LED MARE OR FILLY Chaff Kindly donated by 730. Gelding - 3 yrs & over
Coy’s Quality Hay & Chaff & RESERVE Sash CHAMPION & RESERVE LED GELDING
711. Gelding – 2 yrs & under
712. Gelding – 3 yrs & under 8yrs 731. Colt - 2 yrs & under
713. Gelding – 8 yrs & over 732. Stallion – 3 yrs & over
CHAMPION LED GELDING Sash & Chaff Kindly donated by CHAMPION & RESERVE LED STALLION OR COLT
Coys Quality Hay & Chaff & RESERVE Sash
**SUPREME CHAMPION GYPSY COB EXHIBIT**
STANDARDBREDS IN RACING CONDITION
Horse to have raced, trialed or in race preparation 6 733. Ridden GYPSY COB
months prior.
714. Stallion or Colt
715. Mare or Filly
716. Gelding
CHAMPION IN RACE CONDITION Chaff Kindly donated by
Coy’s Quality Hay & Chaff & RESERVE Sash
717. Standard Bred Track To Hack Qualifier Led
**SUPREME CHAMPION LED STANDARDBRED EXHIBIT**
Chaff Kindly donated by Coy’s Quality Hay & Chaff
23‘ROOKWOOD STATION PERPETUAL CUP’
*SUPREME CHAMPION SHOW HACK*
ACS Equine Supplements, $100, Sash, Garland, Rookwood Station Cup
$100 Kindly sponsored by: Warwick Livestock Equipment
To be selected from the Champion Small Pony, Large Pony, Galloway & Hack
*SUPREME CHAMPION SHOW HUNTER*
ACS Equine Supplements, $100, Sash & Garland
$100 Kindly sponsored by: Helen Harm Real Estate
To be selected from the Champion Show Hunter Pony, Galloway & Hack
*SUPREME CHAMPION RIDER*
Feed/Product kindly sponsored by HYFEED
Voucher kindly donated by Glen Aplin Gardens Bed & Breakfast
To be selected from the Champion Junior, Senior & Adult Champions
*CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS*
$500, Garland, Embroided Rug
Embroided Rug Kindly donated by: Frantik Designz
To be selected from the Champion Show Hunter Pony, Galloway & Hack
*SUPREME CHAMPION LED EXHIBIT*
$100, Sash & Garland
$100 Kindly sponsored by: Warwick Town and Country Vets
To be selected from each of the Supreme Champions or Champion of breed. To be judged on Sunday.
‘BERES EASTWELL MEMORIAL TROPHY’
*CHAMPION LOCAL LED ALL BREED*
Sash, Trophy & Voucher
Kindly sponsored by Olsen’s Produce. All Led Local Breed exhibits eligible.
To be presented to the most outstanding Local Led Breed Exhibit. To be judged on Sunday.
1st place getters from any led breed exhibit are eligible. Refer to rule 15.
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