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The Phoenician Stud

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Napier

New ZealandPh. +64-6-8445549

Phone: *649+

4143668

Fax: *649+ 4143669

Street Address:

220a Bush Road

Albany

Auckland

Orewa

DrycleanersTony Rouse Ph. 426-5458

Cleaning Pressing Proong

Repairs * Furnishing* Curtains

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Waitemata A & P SocietyWaitemata A & P SocietyWaitemata A & P SocietyIncorporatedIncorporatedIncorporated

Presents the 98TH Annual Show

Friday 6th & Saturday 7th January 2012Puhoi Domain, Puhoi

Show Secretary: Shereena Rolland Mb: 022-016-6486

Email: [email protected] or [email protected]

Horse enquiries: Anna Paratene Mob 021 233 4073 ~

Horse enquiries: Joelene Booth a/h 09 407-7678, Mob 021 0258 1372

Trade site enquiries: Shereena Rolland Mb: 022-016-6486

Anzac Paratene Ph. / Fax 09 426 6871

Cancellaons & onsite enquiries: 021 233 4073 or 021 223 5155 Cale enquiries: Shane Balsom Mob 021 967 607, a/h 09-422-0187

Admission Fee: One free admission cket per exhibitor will be made available,

providing the exhibitor includes a stamped addressed envelope with their entry form.Every other person (with the excepon of Waitemata A & P Society members), will be

charged an admission fee to enter the Showgrounds.Members must show their Members Card for free admission.

Admission Charges

Adults - $6.00, School Children - $3.00

Senior Cizens - $4.00, Pre School Children Free

Vehicle parking - $2.00, Members parking Free

Members of the public enter the show grounds at their own risk and

Should take heed of all warning noces.

Children must be supervised at all mes,

parcularly when near horses, livestock & machinery.
mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]


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WAITEMATA AGRICULTURAL & PASTORAL SHOW ASSOCIATIONINC

President: Anna Paratene

Past President: Kevin Cholmondeley-Smith

Vice President: Anzac Paratene, QSM., QPMCommiee: Anzac Paratene, Anna Paratene, Andrew ODonnell, Ron Pridham,

Ken Jaspers, Briar Mirabito, Craig Fraser , Brendon Read, Sarah Churchouse, Shane Balsom

Secretary: Shereena Rolland

Auditor: Mr M P Huxford

Honorary life members:

A & J Paratene, M Remiger, M Remiger, M Roase, D Schedewy, J Straka, P & E Wrecks, KenJaspers

Members of the associaon: Alison & Caitlin Lally, Fotheringham & Sco Panelbeaters,Sue & Steve Gibbons, Greg & Karen Paratene, Kelly Paratene, Sarah Paratene, Anna Paratene,Andy ODonnell, Brendon Read, Ainsley & Neville Porteous, Eileen & Josh Roberts, Irene Taylor,Sandra Walker, Sue Buglass, Travis Hadley, Pam Hadley, Caitlin & Rick Kuluz, John Kennedy,Ron & Shirley Pr idham, Jessica Sole, Briar & Bob Mirabito, Peter & Sally Hannent, Bianca Paratene,Marilyn & Graeme Peterken, Kevin & Tivarn Cholmondeley-Smith, Maureen & Rocky Paer-son, Colleen, Joy & Dick Gibbons, Lily & Jane Courtenay, Renee Todd, Nadea Hrsch, Tom & JoWarren, Paul & Colleen Browne, Mr W.H. Kelewell

PERPETUAL TROPHIES

Tony Pole Memorial Trophy Best Rider, Pony 138cmM & W Phillips & Family Trophy Best Rider, Pony 148cmFather Skinner Memorial Trophy Best Turned Out HackE & W Phillips Trophy Best Turned Out PonySimpson Family Trophy Best Turned Out PonyDes Taylor Memorial Trophy Champion First Year RiddenWreaks Trophy Champion HackRemiger Family Trophy Champion Lead Rein PonyMary Petricevic & Family Trophy Champion Park HackHogan Family Challenge Trophy Champion Pony HunterPat Benne Memorial Trophy Champion Rider, Hack RingBob & Bev Denny Trophy Fancy Dress in the Pony RingDes Russel Memorial Trophy Hack gaining most pointsPorteous Family Trophy Lead Rein ChampionNoel & Wilma Subritsky Club Pony gaining most pointsParatene Family Trophy Supreme Champion PonyTed Henderson Trophy Supreme Champion Horse

35CHILDRENS SECTION

Aged 15 years & under

Age to be attached to exhibit or entry disqualified. All produce to be grown by the exhibitor.

ROSA SCHISKA TROPHY for most points in the Childrens section

GARDEN PRODUCECLASS 68 4 STRAWBERRIES CLASS 69 2 TOMATOES

CLASS 70 4 BEANS CLASS 71 2 COURGETTES

CLASS 72 2 CARROTS BAKINGMICHAEL BREWSTER MEMORIAL TROPHY for Most Points in the Childrens Cookery Section

CLASS 73 3 GINGERBREAD MEN CLASS 74 3 plain SCONES

CLASS 75 3 Pieces of FUDGE

CLASS 76 3 PIKELETS

CLASS 77 3 Pieces of ROCKY ROAD CLASS 78 3 CUPCAKES decorated

ARTS & CRAFTSProudly sponsored by The Ridge Country Lodge

11 to 15 years

LASS 79 MODEL KITSET Toy CLASS 80 CROSS STITCH Article

CLASS 81 KNITTED Article CLASS 82 PENCIL Sketch A4 Size, SubjectNature

CLASS 83 WOODEN Article CLASS 84 SEWING MACHINE Article

CLASS 85 Article made from RECYCLED MATERIALS CLASS 86 BEADED JEWELLERY

CLASS 87 PHOTO 5 x 7 B&W or COLOUR Size 6x8 mounted on card, Subject Images of Puhoi

7 to 10 years

CLASS 88 LEGO MODEL not kitset CLASS 89 BEADED Article

CLASS 90 EDIBLE Necklace

CLASS 90 Miniature GARDEN-

200mm cross

CLASS 92 VEGETABLE or FRUIT creation CLASS 91 Soft TOY or GLOVE Puppet

CLASS 94 PICTURE using Crayon, Pencil or Paint A$ Size, Subject Sea Life

6 years & under

CLASS 92 CRAYON Picture Subject My Pet CLASS 93 SAND SAUCER

CLASS 94 EDIBLE Necklace CLASS 95 Miniature GARDEN 200mm across

CLASS 96 BEADED Article CLASS 97 Collection of WEEDS in a Jar

CLASS 98 VEGETABLE or FRUIT Creation

Exhibitors please read the RULES & CONDITIONS

printed at the front of the Show Programme

Entry Fee: $1 per Entry Entry to the Scarecrow Competition is $5

Entries Close: 12 Noon Friday 6th January 2012 at the Puhoi Sports Club

Prizes: First Prize $5, Second Prize $3, for all c lasses except the Scarecrow Competition First prize only, $20

All prizes & certificates may be collected from the Puhoi Sports Club after the show on Saturday at 4.00pm. All exhibits

clearly marked with the Class & Competitor Number, are to be in the downstairs area of the Puhoi Sports Club no l ater than

12 noon on Friday the 6th January. Indoor entries will be accepted downstairs at the Sports Club between 5.30 & 7.30pm on

Thursday evening, and between 8.30am & 12 noon on the Friday prior to the Show. Judging Commences at 1.00pm. Exhib-

its may be collected after 4.00pm at the conclusion of the Show.

All produce and flowers must be the current seasons & grown by the e xhibitor.

At the time that entries are accepted an Indoor Competitor ticket will be issued. This ticket must be presented to the Stew-

ard when collecting exhibits at the close of the show on Saturday at 4.00pm, and may be shown to the Security Staff at the

gate to gain entry to the grounds after 2.00pm on that day.


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34PRESERVES & OILS

E T WILLIAMSON TROPHY for Most Points in the Preserves Section

CLASS 27 1 Bottle PLUMS CLASS 28 1 Bottle PEACHES

CLASS 29 1 Bottle SAUCE any variety CLASS 30 1 TOMATO relish

CLASS 31 1 CHUTNEY or PICKLE locally grown CLASS 32 1 JAM any variety

CLASS 33 1 MARMALADE CLASS 34 1 Bottle Home Grown OLIVES

CLASS 35 1 Bottle PICKLED ONIONS

All fruit to be in syrup unless otherwise stated. Bottle preserves may be opened at j udges discretion.

BAKING

BEN REMIGER TROPHY for Most Points in the Baking Section

CLASS 36 3 CUPCAKES decorated CLASS 37 3 PIKELETS

CLASS 38 3 SAVOURY SCONES CLASS 39 3 DATE SCONES

CLASS 40 3 Pieces of SHORTBREAD CLASS 41 3 Pieces of GINGERCRUNCH

CLASS 42 3 FRUIT MUFFINS CLASS 43 1 Loaf Homemade BREAD

CLASS 44 3 ANZAC BISCUITS CLASS 45 CHEESE Any variety

BEVERAGES

CLASS 46 Homemade FRUIT WINE CLASS 47 Homemade GRAPE WINE

CLASS 48 BEER CLASS 49 GINGER BEER

CLASS 50 Any other BEVERAGE

All products must be home made and locall y grown

NEEDLEWORK & CRAFTS

Proudly Sponsored by Puhoi River Motors

P & E WREAKS TROPHY for Most Points in Needlework & Craft Section

CLASS 51 Knitted or Crochet BOOTIES CLASS 52 Knitted or Crochet HAT/BEANIE

CLASS 53 KNITTED garment CLASS 54 Article of CROSS STITCH

CLASS 55 Article in WOOD CLASS 56 BEADED Article

CLASS 57 QUILTED Article CLASS 58 WOVEN Article

CLASS 59 MOSAIC

CLASS 60 POTTERY Article

CLASS 61 FELTING CLASS 62 Item of JEWELLERY

CLASS 63 Any other CRAFT

ART

Proudly Sponsored by Puhoi Coffee Topic for all Art work to be Images of Puhoi

CLASS 64 WATERCOLOUR/OIL - Landscape CLASS 65 PENCIL/CHARCOAL drawing

CLASS 66 BLACK & WHITE PHOTO 5 x 7 CLASS 67 COLOUR PHOTO 5 x 7

Photos to be Size 6x8 & mounted on card for easy display.

All Arts & Craft must have been produced within the last 12 months.

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GENERAL INFORMATION

Gates open to the public at 6am, Saturday 7th January 2012

Gate stewards Mel & Don Winterbach & Kevin Roberts

Security Andrew ODonnellSecretary Shereena Rolland

Trac control Andrew ODonnell & Ken Jaspers

Trade sites Anzac Paratene

Dogs ARE NOT ALLOWED on the Showgrounds with the excepon of

Disability Aid, Dogs, Police Dogs, snier dogs from MAF and dogs entered in dog classes.

Owners of dogs from outside of Rodney District must carry their Movement

Control Cercates. Dogs must be on a lead at all mes.

EVENTS

Friday 6th JANUARY 2012

8am Gates Open

1pm In hand Showing Commences

EVENTS Saturday 7th JANUARY 2012

6am Gates Open

8.30am Hack & Pony Flat classes commence

1.00pm Novice Ring

1.00pm Saddle Hunter Hacks followed by Saddle Hunter Ponys

We would like to thank all our Sponsors and Helpers

in advance for the fantasc job that is done every year.


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SPONSORSThe Waitemata Agricultural & Pastoral Show Associaon Inc most gratefully

acknowledges the sponsorship of events by the following people & organisaons:

A & N Porteous & Family, McDonalds ~ Orewa,

New World Orewa, Saddlery Warehouse

Ken Jaspers Marine Engineer, Hopper Developments Ltd Ancare,

Dairy Flat Veterinary Clinic, Warkworth Vets,

Fotheringhame & Sco Panelbeaters, Puhoi Valley Cheese

Neville Bros Ltd, Falloons, Pat Kennedy Equestrian Supplies,

N.R.M, Northern Concrete Cuers, Orewa Whiakers, Fulton Hogan,

Horse Essenals Ltd, Horse Trader,

Orewa Beach Veterinary Clinic,

Aunty Joys Showing Accessories

The Waitemata Agricultural & Pastoral Show Associaon Inc welcomes new mem-bers. If you would like to join the associaon please ll in this form & post to:

The Secretary, PO Box 42, Red Beach Rd, Red Beach, Hibiscus Coasttogether with the annual fee of $30 (double) or $20 (single) which entles you and

your partner free admission to the Show and free admission to some other

Northland A&P Shows including Royal Easter Show, on presentaon of your

Membership Card at the gate.

Name Address Phone/Fax Mobile/Email

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Indoor Section run by Puhoi Farmers Market

Saturday 7th January 2012

Conditions of Entry to all Sections and Exhibitor Entry Form on last page

SCARECROW COMPETITIONProudly Sponsored by Puhoi Farmers Market

Prize for most out standing Scarecrow made from recycled products. CLASS A Adults CLASS B Children 15 and under

POTATO GROWING COMPETITION

Proudly Sponsored by Puhoi Farmers MarketPlant your seed potatoes from early to mid spring for the best results. Maximum of 2 per family please. Simplyplant your seed potato in a large bucket in soil, compost or your own special potato growing mixture. Feedyour plant and then bring it, still growing in its container, to the show before judging. One entry per exhibitor.CLASS C Adults CLASS D Children 15 and under

FIELD & GARDEN PRODUCE

FRITZ SCHOLLUM MEMORIAL CUP for most points in the Vegetable Section

NORM GOLDING TROPHY for most points in the Fruit Section

CLASS 1 4 TOMATOES any variety CLASS 2 4 Pods of RUNNER/CLIMBING BEANS

CLASS 3 4 COURGETTES CLASS 4 4 SHALLOTS or ONIONS

CLASS 5 4 POTATOES any variety CLASS 6 4 SILVERBEET stalks

CLASS 7 4 RHUBARB stalks CLASS 8 2 CARROTS

CLASS 9 2 BEETROOT any variety CLASS 10 1 CABBAGE

CLASS 11 6 EGGS CLASS 12 Collection of HERBS

CLASS 13 1 bulb of GARLIC CLASS 14 Most unusual shaped FRUIT or VEGETABLE

CLASS 15 4 PLUMS CLASS 16 4 LEMONS

CLASS 174 STRAWBERRIES

FLOWERS

ALICE MM HALL MEMORIAL TROPHY for Most Points in the Flower Section

DOUG TITFORD SHIELD for Most Outstanding Floral Exhibit

CLASS 18 Collection of DAHLIAS CLASS 19 1 LADYS SPRAY/BUTTONHOLE

CLASS 20 6 Varieties of CUT FLOWERS, 1 each

CLASS 21 Vase of MIXED Flowers

CLASS 22 3 Varieties of SHRUB, 1 stem each CLASS 23 Specimen Flower SPIKE

CLASS 24 Specimen Flower BLOOM CLASS 25 Specimen Flower CLUSTER

CLASS 26 Vase of NATIVE flowers and foliage


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32WAITEMATA A & P ASSOCIATION INC.ENTRY FORM for INDOOR SECTION ONLY

The following entries are made subject to the Rules & Regulations of the Waitemata A & P Assoc. and

Guidelines of the Royal Agricultural Society of NZ. Entry on t his form denotes acceptance of these

rules. Date of Birth of Exhibitor must be shown in classes restricted to 15 years and under.

CLASS NO:

CLASS NAME: separate

line for each item entered ENTRY FEE

Total Entry Fee

Exhibitor Name:

Address:

Tel:

Email

No more than 1 entry per class, per exhibitor.

Entry fee as per schedule. Entries close as per schedule.

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HORSE SECTION 6th & 7th JANUARY 2012

Entries Close 1st January 2012. Please send a stamped self-addressed envelope with yourentry to receive free competor admission ckets.

Late Entries will be accepted on the payment of a penalty of 25% for entries already entered,or 50% for new entries.

Refunds a Veterinarian or Doctors cercate must be produced within 7 days of show dateto receive 70% refund. Failure to comply will result in no refund.

Novice Rider, Hack, Pony 0-3 wins or 0-5 wins in that event at an A&P Show.

Height Cercates a copy of current RAS height cercates & performance cards, where

applicable, must be forwarded with your entry, original carried on the day of compeon andproduced on request. All prizes will be forfeited if height cercates and performance cardsare not produced at the request of the Stewards.

Park Hack Classes are for Park Hacks only height over 148cms & not exceeding 158cms.

Champion & Reserve Champion Champion: rst prize winners from nominated classes. Re-serve:

seconds to standby, the animal that takes 2nd place in their class to the Champion is then toenter the ring.

Stallions all stallions compeng at this show must be exhibited with an S (stallion iden-caon badge) aached to their bridle or halter. The badges should also be displayed where thestallion is being prepared or moving amongst other horses.

Helmets approved helmets must be worn in all jumping events. Riders 16 years and undermust wear approved safety helmets. See Rule 51c.

Classes may be combined if there are 3 or fewer entries.

Cups & Trophies all Cups & trophies will be presented on the day and those won at the pre-vious show must be returned by 30 November of the same year unless prior arrangementsmade with the secretary. Engraving is the responsibility of the competor.

Compeon is governed by rules of the Waitemata A&P Show Inc, and the rules and guide-lines of the Royal Agricultural Society of NZ Inc. Entry in compeon at the show is deemed tobe acceptance of these rules. A full set of RAS rules which governs this show is held at theshow secretarys oce and is available for competors inspecon.

All protests must be in wring, and lodged with the Secretary, accompanied by a cash depositof $50 within 30 minutes of the event. In the event of any protest, the entry concerned mustnot be removed from the showgrounds without permission of the President. The commieewill decide all protests and there will be no appeal from the decision. In the event of the pro-test not being upheld, the deposit shall be forfeited to the Society.

The Waitemata A&P Show Associaon Inc is an aliated member of the Royal AgriculturalSociety of New Zealand and as such will uphold the Societys Rules, including the EquestrianCompetors and

Judges Rule Book, June 2003.

The use of tranquilisers, smulants, or any drug capable of aecng the performance of horsesor ponies is forbidden. Competors are advised that tests for forbidden substances may becarried out during the show.

All competors ride at their own risk. A hard-hat must be worn with working or riding a horseat all A&P Shows. All riders under the age of 16 years must wear protecve headgear withretaining harness secured to the shell at more than two points. Refer Rule 51 of the RASEquestrian Judges & Competors Rulebook.

Ground fee of $5 per horse, and RAS Forbidden Substance test and levy $1.00 per class.

Gates to grounds will not open unl 6.00am.


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Park Hack Classes

Entry fee $30 Start Time: 8:30am

Steward: Sandra Walker Judge: Cindy Pender (Levin)

1 Smartest on Parade Park Hack& Hack-Father Skinner Memorial Trophywinner of this class to parade for Supreme Smartest on Parade

to be judged at lunchtime in th e Hack ring

2 Novice Park Hack 0 - 3 wins over 148cm not exceeding 158cm

3 Novice Park Hack 0 - 6 wins over 148cm not exceeding 158cm

Champion and Reserve Champion Novice Park Hack

1st place getters from classes 2 & 3, 2nd place getter s to stand by

4 Open Park Hack over 148cm not exceeding 153cm

5 Open Park Hack over 153cm not exceeding 158cm

6 Ladies Park Hack -may be ridden by a Lady or a Gentleman

7 Gentlemans Park Hack -may be ridden by a Lady or a Gentleman

Champion and Reserve Champion Park Hack

Mary Petricevic & Family Trophy

1st place getters from classes 4 - 7, 2nd place getters to stand by

8 Novice Paced & Mannered Park Hack 0-6 wins

9 Open Paced & Mannered Park Hack

1st place getters from classes 8&9 to compete for Champion Paced & Mannered

Hack Classes

Entry fee $30 Start Time 10:30am


10 Novice Hack 0 - 3 wins

11 Novice Hack 0 - 6 wins

Champion and Reserve Champion Novice Hack

1st place getters from classes 10 & 11, 2nd place getters to stand by

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Dog Section Entry Form

Owners Name: Age: .

Address: .

Area: Email:

Phone: Mobile: .

Dogs Name: ..

Breed: Age:..

Registration #:

Council: .. District: ..

Payment Made:.. Amount Paid:

Cheque/Cash/Credit Card

Entry Accepted: Yes No Grounds: ..

(If not accepted)

Committee Member Signed: .

Secretary Signed:


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Dog Section & ShowSaturday 7th January 2012, Puhoi Show Grounds

For all your little darlings, mutts, pedigrees or whatever!

Please support this show; it will be Lots of Fun!

Cost is $10 ~ this gives you entry into all 9 classes & Exhibitor Pack

Start 10:30 am

D1 - Best Groomed

D2 - Handler under 14yrs Sit, Down & Stay

D3- Fastest Dog to run to Handler

D4- Dog doing best Tricks

D5- Best Dog over Hurdles

D6- Fancy Dress for Dogs

D7- Ball Retrieve

D8- Egg & Spoon Race

D9- Champion Dog & Reserve Dog (Judges Choice & Open to all)

All DOGS must be on a leash and controlled at all times.

Dogs must also be registered.

Enter on the Day

Email the secretary: [email protected]

Or call 022-016-6486, or A/Hrs: 09-427-5421

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12 Open Hack over 158cm not exceeding 163cm

13 Open Hack over 163cm

14 Ladies Hack -may be ridden by a Lady or a Gentleman

15 Gentlemans Hack -may be ridden by a Lady or a Gentleman

Champion and Reserve Champion Hack Wrecks Trophy


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Novice Paced & Mannered Hack 0-6 wins

17 Open Paced & Mannered Hack

Champion and Reserve Champion

Paced & Mannered Park Hack or Hack

1st place getters from classes 8 & 9, 16 & 17, 2nd place getters to stand by

Rider Classes

18 Novice Rider 17 yrs & over 0-6 wins

19 Rider Under 21 yrs -Pat Bennett Memorial Trophy

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Rider 21 yrs & over

21 Best Walking Horse

22 Mare most suitable to breed a Park Hack or Hack

Supreme Champion Horse, Ted Henderson Trophy

selected from

Champion Novice Park Hack, Champion Park Hack,

Champion Novice Hack, Champion Hack,

Champion Novice Saddle Hunter, Champion Saddle Hunter

Des Russeck Trophy

for most points for the show from one mount (Park Hack, Hack, Saddle

Hunter)


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Saddle Hunter Hack Flat ClassesEntry fee $30 Start Time: 1pm

*Hacks may only enter Show Hack or Saddle Hunter Hack classes, not both.*

Saddle Hunters (flat) - shown under saddle & will be judged on conformation, havesubstance, be active and well mannered with strong even paces. They will be asked to

gallop.


23 Smartest on Parade Saddle Hunter Hack

winner of this class to parade for Supreme Smartest on Parade

to be judged at lunchtime in the Hack ring

24 Novice Saddle Hunter Hack 0 -5 wins

25 Novice Saddle Hunter Hack 0-5 wins

Champion and Reserve Champion Novice Saddle Hunter Hack

1st place getters from classes 24 & 25, 2nd place getters to stand by

26 Open Saddle Hunter Hack over 148cm not exceeding 165cm

27 Open Saddle Hunter Hack over 165cm

28 Lightweight Saddle Hunter Hack (may not enter heavyweight hunter)

29 Heavyweight Saddle Hunter Hack (may not enter lightweight hunter)

Champion and Reserve Champion Saddle Hunter Hack


30 Novice Paced & Mannered Saddle Hunter Hack 0 -6 wins

31 Open Paced & Mannered Saddle Hunter Hack

32 Best Walking Horse

Champion and Reserve Champion Saddle Hunter Hack

1st place getters from classes 30 - 32

2nd place getters to stand by

Rider Classes

33 Novice rider 17yrs & over 0 -5 wins

34 Rider under 21 yrs

35 Rider 21yrs & over

Supreme Champion Horse

Ted Henderson Trophy

selected from

Champion Novice Park Hack, Champion Park Hack,

Champion Novice Hack, Champion Hack,

Champion Novice Saddle Hunter, Champion Saddle Hunter

29Junior Herdsperson131. Junior Herdsperson 15 years up to 25 yearsshowing an adult goat.To be judged on

presentation and knowledge of the anatomy of the animal also the handling andhealth of the

adult goat.Does not have to belong to the exhibitor.

Herd RegisterStandard Age Classes132. Maiden Doeor Goatling Over 1 year & under 2 years

133. MaidenDoe Kid Bornonor before 31 August

134. Maiden Doe Kid Born after 31 August

Herd Register Champion & Reserve Champion Junior

1stplacegettersfromclasses 132 134. 2ndplacegetterstostandby

Associated Record Standard Age Classes Youngstock (Crossbred, Appendix & RecordedGrade)

135. MaidenDoeor Goatling Over 1 year & under 2 years

136. Maiden Doe Kid Bornonor before 31 August

137. Maiden Doe Kid Born after 31 August

Associated Records Champion & Reserve Champion Junior

(1stplacegettersfromclasses 135 137. 2ndplace

138. JuniorProgenyGroup.Two daughters under 30 months ofage that have not borne a

kid, same sire different dams. Name of sire & dams to be given on entry form.

Herd Register Standard Age Classes Bucks139. Buck Kid Under 12 months

140. Buckling Over 1 year & under 2 years

141. Buck 2 years & over

Champion & Reserve Champion Buck


142. Grand Champion Age Bucks.Opento buckswhich have gainedtheir GCHprefixor

are pending theaward.

Champion Challenge Buck

Winner of class 142 to be paraded with the Champion Doe.

No award will be made if there is no competition inthis class.

**SUPREME CHAMPION**

To be judged from W inners of Herd Register Champion Challenge Doe, Associated Record

Champion Challenge Doe, Herd Register Champion Junior, Associated Records Champion

Junior,

Class 139 Buck Kid, Champion Challenge Buck


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28DAIRY GOAT SECTION

First event commences : 9.30am , Entry Fee: $20 for the day Does in milk will NOT be penalised if it is necessary toease the udder beforejudging. Does may NOT be strippedout in the ring. All goats must be registered or recorded with NZDGBA at the time of entry and the registrationnumber must be written on the entry form.

The By-laws of the Royal Agricultural Society of NZ f or the exhibition of Dairy Goats shallapply to this Show.

Herd Register Standard Age Classes Does115. Kidded Doe In Milk 2 years & under

116. Kidded Doe In Milk 3 & 4 years117. KiddedDoe In Milk 5 years & overHerd Register Champion & Reserve Champion Doe


118. Herd Register Grand Champion Age Class.Open to doeswhich have gained

theirGCH prefixor are pending the award of GCH.

HerdRegister Champion Challenge Doe

Winner of Class 118 to be paraded with the ChampionDoe to select the winner of the

Champion ChallengeAward.No award will be made if there is no competition in this

class.

Associated Records StandardAge Classes Does (Crossbred, Appendix & Recorded Grade)119. Kidded Doe In Milk 2 years & under

120. Kidded Doe In Milk 3 & 4 years121. KiddedDoe In Milk 5 years & overAssociated RecordChampion & ReserveChampionDoe -1stplacegettersfrom 119 121. 2ndplacegetterstostandby122. Associated Record Grand Champion Age Class. Open to does which have gained the GCH prex or

are pending the award.Associated Record Champion Challenge DoeWinner of class 122 to be paraded with the ChampionDoes.

No Award will be made if there is no c ompetition in this class.Special ClassesAll animals entered in section must have been exhibited in their Standard AgeClass.

123. SeniorProgeny.Two daughters in milk, ofthesame sire but different dams.The nameofthesireand dams to be given on the entry form.

124. Dam &Daughter

125. Sire & Progeny

2 progeny, at least 1 daughter to be bred by theowner.

126. Herd Register Type & Production.To be judged in accordance with NZDGBA rules.Details of Herd Test Production to be supplied with entry or Steward on the day.

127. Associated records Type &Production.Rules as forclass 126.

128. Herd Register Best Udder.Open to all inmilk does who have borne akid.

129. Associated RecordBest Udder.Rules as for class 128.130. Junior Showmanship

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First Year Ridden Ponies

Entry fee $30 St art Time 10:30am

Riders aged 9yrs and under. Ponies not exceeding 138cm

Riders in FYR may not compete in any open pony classes.

Steward: Tracey Donald Judge: Debbie Knowles (Te Awamutu)

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Smartest on Parade



37 Novice First Year Ridden pony 0-6 wins

38 Open First Year Ridden Pony

Champion and Reserve Champion First Year Ridden Pony

Des Taylor Memorial Trophy

1st place getters from classes 37 & 38, 2nd place ge tters to stand by

39 Best Paced & Mannered First Year R idden Pony

40 Best Combination

41 Rider 9 yrs & under

Champion and Reserve Champion Rider

1st place getters from classes 41, 48 & 49


Supreme Champion Junior Pony

Selected from

Champion Led Rein Pony & Champion First Year Ridden Pony


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Lead Rein Ponies

Entry fee $30 Start Time 8:30am

Riders aged 4 -7yrs. Ponies not exceeding 128cm.

Riders in Lead Rein classes may not compete in a ny open pony classes.

Steward: Tracey Donald Judge: Debbie Knowles (Te Awamutu)

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Smartest on Parade Pony, Rider & Handler


to be judged at lunchtime in th e Hack ring

43 Novice Lead Rein Pony 0-6 wins not exceeding 118cm

44 Novice Lead Rein Pony 0-6 wins over 118cm & not exceeding 128cm

45 Open Lead Rein Pony not exceeding 128cm

Champion and Reserve Champion Lead Rein Pony, Porteous Family Trophy

1st place getters from classes 43-45 , 2nd place getters to stand by

46 Novice Paced & Mannered Lead Rein Pony 0 -6 wins not exceeding 128cm

47 Open Paced & Mannered Lead Rein Pony

48 Rider 4 & 5 yrs

49 Rider 6 & 7 yrs

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Champion and Reserve Champion Junior Rider

1st place getters from classes 41, 48 & 49, 2nd place getters to stand by

Judged at Conclusion of First Year Ridden R ider class

50 Best Pony Club& Family type pony

51 Fancy Dress Bob & Bev Denny Trophy

52 Judges Encouragement Award - not to have won an award on the day

Supreme Champion Junior Pony

Selected from

Champion Led Rein Pony & Champion First Year Ridden Pony

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Highland Cattle SectionSaturday 7th January 2012 Judging to commence 11:30am

Chief Steward: Judge: Drew Stein

Entry Fee $2.00 per animal per classEntries close 1st January 2012

Late Entries wil l also be accepted on the day of the 7th

January 2012,

However there is a surcharge for any late entries into the show.

All cale must be named with date of birth on entry form. All bulls 2 years and over must be led

with a nose ring. Nose clips for females oponal. Please refer to the TB Regulaons.

Prize Money: Champion $50, Reserve Champion $25,

Condions: Enter your cale by choosing the appropriate age group classes by using their physi-

cal age as outlined below. Open to all registered and unregistered cale.

Classes:

Class 1231 Bull 2 years and over born on or aer 1-6-09

Class 1232 Yearling Bull Senior born 1-6-10 to 31-12-10

Class 1233 Yearling Bull Junior born 1-1-11 to 1-6 11

Class 1234 Bull Calf Senior born 1-6 11 to 31-12-11

Class 1235 Bull Calf Junior born 1-1-12 or aer

Champion Male/Reserve Champion Male

Class 1236 Female 3 years and over born on or aer 1-6-08 with or without natural calf at foot

Class 1237 Heifer 2 years and over born on or aer 1-6-09 with or without natural calf at foot

Class 1238 Yearling Heifer Senior born 1-6-10 to 31-12-10

Class 1239 Yearling Heifer Junior born 1-

1-

11 to 1-

6-

11

Class 1240 Heifer Calf Senior born 1-6-11 to 31-12-11

Class 1241 Heifer Calf Junior born 1-1-12 or aer

Champion Female/Reserve Champion Female

Class 1242 Group Class Bull and 2 females any age

Run Under Local Rules


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BEEF SECTIONS

Rules regarding TB regulaons


January 2012.

1. For animals from herds which are under movement restricons imposed by an Ocial

Direcve or Restricted Place Noce issued by the Animal Health Board (AHB). The owner

will have to sasfy the requirements of the Movement Control before animals can move o

the property to the show. Provided these requirements are met, the AHB cannot prevent

these animals from being shown. However, A & P Associaons may choose not to accept

such animals in the interests of other exhibitors . The RAS and AHB recommend A & P Asso-

ciaons do not accept such animals.

2.For animals from Declared Movement Control Areas all animals over the age of 90 days are

to be tested, and have a clear test, within 60 days prior to being moved to the Show.

3.For animals from C10 status herds in Surveillance Areas (eg. Northland) no test is required

but a clearly dated test allocaon form or other documentaon from the AHB must be

submied that shows the herd is not overdue for a whole herd test.

4.For animals from all other herds and areas if the herd has a C3 status or beer, no test is

required PROVIDED the last whole test was within 12 months prior to the Show. If the

whole last herd test was not within 12 months of the Show, then Show cale over one year

old MUST have a clear test within the current Show season.

5.If the herd has a status of C1 or C2, then Show cale over one year old MUST have a clear

test within the current Show season.

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Pony Classes

Entry fee $30, Start Time 8:30am

*Ponies may only enter Show Pony or Saddle Hunter Pony classes, not both.*

Steward: Karen Paratene Judge: Hayley Jefferies (Australia)

53

Smartest on Parade Rider 12 yrs and under-

Simspon Family Trophy

54 Smartest on Parade Rider 13 16 yrs -E&W Phillips Trophy

winners of classes 53 & 54 to parade for Supreme Smartest on Parade


Novice Saddle Pony

55 Novice Pony 0-3 wins - not exceeding 128cm


57 Novice Pony 0-3 wins - over 128cm not exceeding 138cm




Champion & Reserve Champion Novice Pony, 1st place getters from classes 55-60


Open Saddle Pony

61 Open Pony - not exceeding 128cm

62 Open Pony - over 128cm not exceeding 138cm



Champion and Reserve Champion Open Pony, 1st place getters from classes 61-64



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Paced & Mannered Pony

65 Novice Paced and Mannered 0-6 wins not exceeding 138cm

66 Novice Paced and Mannered 0-6 wins over 138cm not exceeding 148cm

67 Open Paced and Mannered not exceeding 128cm

68 Open Paced and Mannered over 128cm not exceeding 138cm


Champion and Reserve Champion Paced and Mannered Pony,

1st place getters from classes 65-

69, 2nd place getters to stand by

Rider Classes

70 Novice Rider 0-6 wins 12 yrs and under

71 Novice Rider 0-6 wins 13-16yrs -Tony Pole Memorial Trophy72 Open Rider 12yrs and under

73 Open rider 13 & 14 yrs

74 Open Rider 15 & 16 yrs


1st place getters from classes 70-74, 2nd place getters to stand by

75 Mare most suitable to breed a pony

Supreme Champion Pony

Paratene Family Trophy

Selected from Champion Novice Pony, Champion Open Pony

Champion Novice Saddle Hunter Pony &

Champion Open Saddle Hunter Pony

Noel & Wilma Subritzsky Cup

For most points for the show from one mount

(show pony/ saddle hunter pony)

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YOUNG HANDLER CLASSES

FREE ENTRY

Young Handler Dairy

NDC 12 years & under

NDC2 13 to 18 years

Young Handler Beef

NDC3 12 years & under

NDC4 13 to 18 years

Judging will consider the following areas:

TURNOUT Appearance of Handler

The dress, footwear and general tidiness needs to be considered - i.e. cleanstrong shoes or boots. No jandals or gumboots.

If a hat is worn it must be worn correctly. No logos or advertising to be present on any clothing including hats. For The Royal Easter Show the older group should be wearing breed uniforms

or white coats.

Presentation of Animal The animal itself is not judged however the general presentation is taken into

consideration as the youth will have prepared the animal for the ring. The halter should be clean and fit the animal correctly. Rope or leather halters

are allowed. For beef competitors if a show stick is carried it must be carried correctly.Ability of Handling Animal To parade and show off animal To stop when asked Able to stand animal up. To move on again when requested

Be aware of different leading styles. e.g. dairy may lead from the front and beeflead at the shoulder.

Knowledge of Animal Breeding breed and able to name sire and dam Age date of birth of animal. CLASS JNRYHD 12 YEARS AND UNDER CLASS SNR YHD 13 TO 18 YEARS No Entry Fee required


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OTHER BEEF BREEDS

Class 1031 Cow, 3 years & over own calf/calves at foot

(calf/calves to be born on or aer 1-6-11)

Class 1032 Heifer, Two years, with or without calf/calves at foot

Class 1033 Heifer, Yearling (to be born on or aer 1-6-10)

Class 1034

Heifer Calf (to be born on or aer 1-6-11)

CHAMPION FEMALE/RESERVE CHAMPION FEMALE

Class 1035 Bull, 2 years & over (born on or aer 1-6-09)

Class 1036 Bull, Yearling (to be born on or aer 1-6-10)

Class 1037 Bull, Calf (to be born on or aer 1-6-11)

CHAMPION MALE/RESERVE CHAMPION MALEClass 1038 Best Two Calves, either sex or mixed sex.

Class 1039 Progeny Class, One male and two females, any age

(need not be owned by one exhibitor. Sire to be named on entry form)

Class 1040 Group Class 1 bull & 2 Females any age.

(need not be owned by one exhibitor. Sire to be named on entry form)

Supreme Champion other Beef Breeds

Prize Money: Champion $50, Reserve Champion $25

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Saddle Hunter Pony Classes

Entry fee $30 Start Time 2:30pm

*Ponies may only enter Saddle Pony or Saddle Hunter Pony classes, not both.*

Saddle Hunters (flat) - shown under saddle & will be judged on conformation, have

substance, be active and well mannered with strong even paces. They will be asked to

gallop.

Steward: Karen Paratene Judge: Hayley Jefferies (Australia)

76 Smartest on Parade Rider 12 yrs and under

77 Smartest on Parade Rider 13 16 yrs

winners of classes 76 & 77 to parade for Supreme Smartest on Parade


Novice Saddle Hunter Pony


79

Novice Pony 0-

6 wins-

not exceeding 128cm





Champion and Reserve Champion Novice Saddle Hunter Pony


Open Saddle Hunter Pony

84

Open Pony-

not exceeding 128cm



Champion and Reserve Champion Open Saddle Hunter Pony



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Paced & Mannered Saddle Hunter Pony

87 Novice Paced & Mannered Saddle Hunter 0 -6 wins not exceeding 128cm

88 Open Paced and Mannered Saddle Hunter not exceeding 138cm


Champion and Reserve Champion Paced and Mannered Saddle Hunter Pony


Rider Classes

90 Novice Rider 0-6 wins 12 yrs and under

91 Novice Rider 0-6 wins 13-16yrs

92 Open Rider 12yrs and under

93 Open rider 13 - 16yrs


1st place getters from classes 90-93, 2nd place getters to stand by

Supreme Champion Pony

Paratene Family Trophy

Selected from Champion Novice Pony, Champion Open Pony

Champion Novice Saddle Hunter Pony &

Champion Open Saddle Hunter Pony

Noel & Wilma Subritzsky Cup

For most points for the show from one mount

(show pony/ saddle hunter pony)

23OTHER BEEF BREEDS

RUN UNDER RAS RULES

Saturday 7th January 2012 Judging to commence 1pm

ALL BREEDS WILL FOLLOW AFTER LUNCH AFTER THE JUNIOR HANDLER

CLASSES

Chief Steward: Judge:

Entry Fee $2.00 per animal per class Entries close 1st January 2012


January 2012,

However there is a surcharge for any late entries into the show.

All cattle must be named with date of birth on entry form. All bulls 2 years and

over must be led with a nose ring. Nose clips for females optional. Please refer

to the TB Regulations

GENERAL NOTES FOR All BREEDS SECTION

Conditions of Entry

1. Entries will be taken up to and including show day.

2. All registered animals may enter in all classes, but they must enter theirBreed Classes prior to Interbreed Classes.

3. All entries must be named or if not yet entered in their respective Herd Regis-

ters must be identified by ear tags, irrespective of age, breed, class.

4. All E.T. calves must be identified as such on the entry form animals may be

stalled on the Friday night prior to the show, but are the owners responsibility.

5. A Breed ring constitutes a minimum of two exhibitors and 10 head of cattle,

otherwise stock will automatically be entered in the Other Breeds Ring.

LEGAL LIABILITY THE SOCIETYS POLICY DOES NOT COVER COMPETI-

TORS AND EXHIBITORS

Each exhibitor must supervise and control their animals at all times and shall

be liable for any hazard created, or accident, illness or damage caused by the

action of themselves or their animals at the show grounds.

Exhibitors must comply with the appropriate Animal Legislation and Health &

Safety in Employment Act 1992.No person is permitted in any judging ring with-

out express permission from the Head Steward of that ring.

Only persons directly responsible are permitted in the marshalling area.


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All animals will be dated as from 1st June each year.

The Commiee reserves the right to alter amend or cancel any class up to

Judging me on show day.

The Waitemata A & P Show Society Inc has the right to substute Product

made available by Sponsors in any one class in lieu of cash prizes.

Judging will be conducted under the Rules & Regulaons of the Royal Agricul-

tural Society of N.Z. Accept classes run under local rules.

A cow with calf/calves at foot will be judged as one unit in all group classes

The Waitemata A & P Show Committee

would like to thank

Ken Jaspers & Shane Balsom

for the work in getting this area

of the show organised

We look forward to your feedback and would value any sug-

gestions for the future running of this area.You can see the Secretary for a suggestion form

in the main tent on the day.

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Orewa Drycleaners Novice Ring

Riders 16 years & Under

*Entry fee $30 for the day

*Start Time 1pm for 16yrs & under, 2:30pm for 17yrs & over

*Ground Fee $5 per horse or pony, *Ribbons only, no prize money

This ring is for combinations that have not won a red ribbon under saddle at an A&P Show.

Riders must not be competing in any other ring on the day. Safety approved helmets must be

worn. You do not need a height certificate to enter these classes. This ring is not run under

Royal Agricultural society rules. This ring is not a Hors e of the Year show qualifier.

Steward: Tracey Donald Judge: Fiona Tapp

(Auckland)

94 Best Presented Horse/Pony, Rider & Equipment

95 Best Walking Mount

96 Best Trotting Mount

97 Best Paced & Mannered

98 Best Combination

99

Mount most suitable for a beginner

Champion and Reserve Champion Hack or Pony


100 Best Rider 12 yrs & under

101 Best Rider 13 16yrs

Champion and Reserve Champion Rider1st place getters from classes 100 & 101, 112 & 113


(To be held at the conclusion of the adult classes)

102 Walk, trot, canter & jump

103

Eye opener

104 Rider over hurdles

105 Tip & Out OrewaDrycleanersTony Rouse Ph. 426-5458

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This ring has been kindly sponsored by


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Riders 17 years & Over

106 Best Presented Horse/Pony, Rider & Equipment

107 Best Walking Mount

108 Best Trotting Mount


110 Best Combination

111 Mount most suitable for a beginner

Champion and Reserve Champion Hack or Pony



112 Best Rider 17 yrs - 25yrs

113 Best Rider 26yrs & over


1st place getters from classes 100 & 101, 112 & 113


(To be held at the conclusion of the adult Classes)

114 Walk, trot, canter & jump

115 Eye opener

116

Rider over hurdles

117 Tip & Out

The Pure H2O Best Local RiderTo bejudged at Lunchme: Approximately 12.30pm

Open to all riders 21 years and under residing in local area

A special lunchme event to showcase localemergingequestrian talent

Riders may wear jackets orPony Club uniform.Points awarded for:

Overall Appearance/Presentation of horse and rider (10 points)A short workout on the at (20 points)

1st

place- $100 ~ 2nd

place- $50 ~ 3rd

place- $25

(Prize money sponsored by PureH2O.co.nz)

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A & B COMBINED25 Multi-Colour Appaloosa & Pintaloosa26 Multi-Colour Pintos

Champion & Reserve Champion Multi-Colour Horse Category A & BWinner of classes 25 & 26. Seconds to stand by.

27 Solid Colour Silver (Silver Dapple, Silver Bay ect.)28 Solid Colour Dilute (Palomino, Buckskin, Champagne, Cremello ect)29 Solid Colour Other (Black, Bay, Grey ect)

Champion & Reserve Champion Solid Colour Horse Category A & BWinner of classes 27, 28 & 29. Seconds to stand by.

30 Youth Showmanship (17 years & under)

31 Adult Showmanship (18 years & over)32 Novice Obstacle (No open horses)33 Open Obstacle (No novice horses)34 Trotting Poles 2 Years & Under35 Trotting Poles 3 Years & Over

*All jumping classes for horses 3 & over except for classes 36 & 43*

Category A Jumping

36 Introductory Hunter (Not eligible for champion) *Must be 24 months oldfrom actual birth date*

37 Novice Hunter (No open horses)

38 Open Hunter (No novice horses)

Champion & Reserve Champion Hunter Category A

Winner of classes 37 & 38. Seconds to stand by.

39 Handy Hunter

40 Walk, Trot, Canter, Jump and Halt

41 Show Jumping Round

42 Fault & Out

Category B Jumping

43 Introductory Hunter (Not eligible for champion) *Must be 24 months oldfrom actual birth date*

44 Novice Hunter (No open horses)

45 Open Hunter (No novice horses)

Champion & Reserve Champion Hunter Category B

Winner of classes 44 & 45. Seconds to stand by.

46 Handy Hunter

47 Walk, Trot, Canter, Jump and Halt

48 Show Jumping Round

49 Fault & Out

Supreme Champion covers kindly sponsored by Amanda Wilson


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STALLION CLASSES

11 Junior Stallion - 2 & 3 Years

12 Senior Stallion 4 Years & Over

Champion & Reserve Champion Stallion Category A

Winners of classes 11 & 12. Seconds to stand by.

SUPREME CHAMPION & RUNNER UP SUPREME CHAMPION CATEGORY A

Judged from all Category A Champions. Reserve Champions to stand by.

Category B - Halter

BEST PRESENTED CLASSES

13 Best Presented Horse & Youth Handler (17 years & under)

14 Best Presented Horse & Adult Handler (18 years & over)

YOUNGSTOCK CLASSES

15 Foal/Weanling Filly (Born Aer 1st August 2010)

16 Yearling Filly (Born Aer 1st August 2009)

17 Foal/Weanling Colt or Gelding (Born Aer 1st August 2010)

18 Yearling Colt or Gelding (Born Aer 1st August 2009)

Champion & Reserve Champion Youngstock Category B

Winners of classes 15, 16, 17 & 18. Seconds to stand by.

MARE CLASSES

19 Junior Mare - 2 & 3 Years

20 Senior Mare 4 Years & Over

Champion & Reserve Champion Mare Category B


GELDING CLASSES

21 Junior Gelding - 2 & 3 Years

22 Senior Gelding 4 Years & Over

Champion & Reserve Champion Gelding Category B


STALLION CLASSES23 Junior Stallion - 2 & 3 Years24 Senior Stallion 4 Years & Over

Champion & Reserve Champion Stallion Category BWinners of classes 23 & 24. Seconds to stand by.

SUPREME CHAMPION & RUNNER UP SUPREME CHAMPION CATEGORY BJudged from all Category B Champions. Reserve Champions to stand by.

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The Phoenician Stud

Pony In-hand Ring

Start me: 1pm

Entry fee $20 per Pony for all classes, if less than three entries classes

may be combined at the discreon of steward. Ponies must not be

expected to mature over 148cm.

Judge: Cindy Pender (Levin) Steward:

118 Best Presented Pony & Handler (youngstock and adult)

119 Colt, Filly or Gelding 2 yrs & under

120 Filly or Gelding 3 yrs

121 Colt 3yrs

Champion and Reserve Champion Young-stock


122 Adult Dry Mare 4yrs and over

123 Adult Gelding 4yrs and over

124 Adult Stallion 4yrs and over

125 Adult Mare in foal or with foal at foot 4 yrs and over

126 Mare most suitable to breed

Champion and Reserve Champion Adult Pony



127 Pony most suitable for Showing

128 Pony most suitable for Dressage

129 Pony most suitable for Hunter

130 Pony most suitable forJumping


132 Best Pony Head

The Phoenician Stud

[email protected]

NapierNew Zealand

Ph. +64-6-8445549


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Sporthorse In-hand Ring

Start me: 1pm

Entry fee $20 per Pony for all classes, if less than three entries classes

may be combined at the discreon of the steward.

Judge: T.B.A Steward: Alan Booth

133 Best Presented Sporthorse & Handler (youngstock and adult)

134 Colt, Filly or Gelding 2 yrs & under

135 Filly or Gelding 3 yrs

136 Colt 3yrs

Champion and Reserve Champion Youngstock

1st place getters from classes 134 - 136 , 2nd place getters to stand by

137 Adult Dry Mare 4 yrs and over

138 Adult Gelding 4 yrs and over

139 Adult Stallion 4 yrs and over

140 Adult Mare in-foal or with foal at foot

Champion and Reserve Champion Adult Sporthorse


141 Sporthorse most suitable for Showing

142 Sporthorse most suitable for Dressage

143 Sporthorse most suitable for Hunter

144 Sporthorse most suitable for Show Jumping

145 Sporthorse most suitable for Eventing


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10 Kahikatea Flat Road, Dairy Fat, RD4, AlbanyTel: 09 427 6551 Fax: 09 427 6552

Email: [email protected]

Miniature Horse Schedule

Steward: McKenzie Mirabito Judge: Shelly Guy (Franklin)

Miniature Horse SectionGuidelinesAll horses entered must be Registered with bodies affiliated to the RAS.Copies to both sides of the Registration form must accompany entries.A copy of a current RA S Height Certificate must accompany entries.

The Miniature Horse Section of the Show will be run in accordance with

NZMHAShow Rules

**************************Category A - Halter

BEST PRESENTED CLASSES

1 Best Presented Horse & Youth Handler (17 years & under)

2 Best Presented Horse & Youth handler (18 years & over)

YOUNGSTOCK CLASSES

3 Foal/Weanling Filly (Born after 1st August 2010)

4 Yearling Filly (Born after 1st August 2009)

5 Foal/Weanling Colt or Gelding (Born After 1st August 2010)

6 Yearling Colt or Gelding (Born After 1st August 2009)

Champion & Reserve Champion Young-stock Category A

Winners of classes 3, 4, 5 & 6. Seconds to stand by.

MARE CLASSES

7 Junior Mare - 2 & 3 Years

8 Senior Mare 4 Years & Over

Champion & Reserve Champion Mare Category A

Winners of classes 7 & 8. Seconds to stand by.GELDING CLASSES

9 Junior Gelding - 2 & 3 Years

10 Senior Gelding 4 Years & Over

Champion & Reserve Champion Gelding Category A


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