Horse Events

THIS IS THE 2009 SCHEDULE

All Riders to Complete Indemnity Form

Enquiries for Equestrian Events : Carey Brennan Ph: 03 5497 1307 or Email : horses@donaldshow.org.au

Note Important Changes for 2009:

GATE CLOSED
THE MAIN ENTRANCE (TOP GATE) WILL BE CLOSED TO ALL TRAFFIC ON
SATURDAY OCTOBER 10 BETWEEN 10.00am to 4.00pm.
THE BOTTOM GATE WILL BE OPEN DURING THESE HOURS.

HORSE RIDING COMPETITORS
FEES: $10 per Vehicle (Car, Truck etc but must have horse/s on board)
$25 Camping Ticket (Entrance Ticket)
Stall Charge $2 Per Night or $10 for the week
Fees will be collected Sunday, Monday and Wednesday.

DOGS TO BE RESTRAINED AT ALL TIMES
OR THEY WILL BE IMPOUNDED.

Donald P & A Entrance Ticket : $25
Entitles entry on Friday, Friday Night and Saturday

Breakfast provided near shearing shed by Donald Lions Club
from 7am to 9am on Friday and Saturday mornings.

Lunch, Snacks & Drinks available from Kiosk on Friday.

Friday, October 10, 2010

RING 1
Judge: Kate Meyer
Lunch break approximately 12.30 to 1.30 p.m.
Entry fee: $5, Ticket Holder $3
Prizes: 1st. $5, 2nd. & 3rd. Ribbons.
JUDGING STARTS 9 A.M.
1-Led Stallion or Colt.
  Champion & Reserve Champion Led Stallion or Colt.
2-Led Mare or Filly, over 14 hh and n.e. 15 hh
3-Led Mare or Filly over 15 hh
  Champion & Reserve Champion Led Mare or Filly over 14 hh
4- Led Shetland Pony Gelding n.e. 10.2hh
5- Led Gelding over 10.2hh and n.e. 12 hh
6-Led Gelding over 12hh and n.e. 14hh
7-Led Gelding over 14 hh, not exceeding 15hh
8-Led Gelding over 15 hh.
  Champion & Reserve Champion Gelding.
9- Ridden Stallion or Colt, eligible for champion.
10- Novice Hacks, over 15 hh
11-Newcomer Hack, over 15hh
Newcomers guaranteed workout. See Rules & Regulations
Novice and Newcomer Section to be Ridden in Snaffle Bridle.
12-Hacks, 15 hh and n.e. 15.2 hh
13-Hacks, over 15.2 hh and n.e. 16 hh
14-Hacks, over 16 hh, and n.e. 16.2 hh
15-Hacks over 16.2 hh
  Champion & Reserve Champion Hack (Winner of Events 12,13,14 and 15).
16-Lady's Hack, over 15 hh (Exhibit may not be entered in events 17 or 25).
17-Gentleman's Hack or Galloway,over 14 hh. (Exhibit may not be entered in events 16 or 25).
18- Child's Hack or Galloway, over 14 hh, to be ridden by child, 16 years or under. To be ridden in snaffle bridle and be property of the rider or parents.
19-Rider, 18 years and under 21.
20-Rider, 21 years and over.
  Champion & Reserve Champion Rider, 18 years & Over
21- Novice Galloway, over 14 hh and n.e. 15 hh.
22- Newcomer Galloway, over 14 hh and n.e. 15 hands.
Newcomers guaranteed workout. See Rules and Regulations
Novice and Newcomer Section to be Ridden in Snaffle Bridle.
23- Galloway, over 14 hh and n.e. 14.2 hh
24- Galloway, over 14.2 hh and n.e. 15 hh
  Champion & Reserve Champion Galloway (Winners 23 & 24).
25-Lady's Galloway. (Exhibit may not enter in Events 16 or 17)
26-Shetland Pony ridden, n.e. 10.2 hh.
27-Saddle Pony, over 10.2hh and n.e. 11 hh.
28-Saddle Pony, over 11 hh and n.e. 11.2 hh
29-Saddle Pony, over 11.2 hh and n.e. 12 hh
30-Saddle Pony, over 12 hh and n.e. 12.2 hh
  Champion & Reserve Champion Saddle Pony n.e. 12.2 hh (winners of events 27 to 30).
31-Saddle Pony, over 12.2 hh and n.e. 13 hh
32-Saddle Pony, over 13 hh and n.e. 13.2 hh
33-Saddle Pony, over 13.2 hh and n.e. 14 hh
  Champion & Reserve Champion Saddle Pony 12.2 hh & n.e. 14 hh (winners of events 31 to 33).
SHOW HUNTERS
Show Hunters: For horses that show a little more substance than is required for show hack classes. They should be quality animals and demonstrate the same ability to prove a smooth even ride and a reliable temperament. Movement should be bold and should cover the ground with a gallop well balanced moving from shoulder with the hindlegs well under - a certain amount of knee actions is permissible. A flat stilted action is unacceptable. Manners are extremely important and misdemeanors should be penalised. Saddlery should be clean and neat, browband plain, not ribboned, saddle may have a more forwards cut. Riders should preferably wear a tweed jacket and the workout should be similar to show classes but must include a gallop.
34- Show Hunter Pony, 14 hh and under.
35-Show Hunter Galloway, over 14 hh and n.e. 15 hh.
36-Show Hunter Hack, over 15 hh. (exhibit cannot compete in Class 12 to 15)
  Champion and Reserve Champion Show Hunter.
37- Working Hunter Pony, 14 hh and under.
38- Working Hunter Galloway, over 14 hh and n.e. 15 hh.
39- Working Hunter Hack, over 15 hh.
Champion and Reserve Champion Working Hunter.
• RICHARD O'CONNELL MEMORIAL SASH FOR SUPREME RIDDEN HORSE, TO BE JUDGED AT COMPLETION OF CHAMPIONS.
All ridden champions are eligible.

RING 2
Judge: Nancy Miller
Lunch break approximately 12.30 to 1.30 p.m.
Entry fee: $5 Ticket Holder $3.
Prizes: 1st $5, 2nd. & 3rd. Ribbons.
JUDGING STARTS 9 A.M.
40-Led Shetland Pony Mare n.e.10.2hh
41- Pony Mare, led, over 10.2 hh and n.e. 11.2 hh.
42- Pony Mare, led, over 11.2 hh and n.e. 12 hh
43-Pony Mare, led, over 12 hh and n.e. 13 hh
44- Pony Mare, led, over 13 hh and n.e. 14 hh
  Champion & Reserve Champion Led Pony Mare
45- Novice Rider, under 18 years
46 Rider, under 8 years (may be led)
47 Rider, 8 and under 10 years
48- Rider, 10 years and under 12 years
  Champion and Reserve Champion Child Rider, under 12 years (Winners of 46 to 48) are eligible to compete for champion and second to champion eligible for reserve).
49- Rider, 12 and under 14 years.
50- Rider, 14 and under 16 years.
51- Rider, 16 and under 18 years.
  Champion and Reserve Champion Child Rider, 12 and under 18 years (Winners of 49 to 51) are eligible to compete for champion and second to champion eligible for reserve).
52-"GOOD HANDS"Qualifying Riding Competition for boys 12 years and under 15 on the day of the Show. Judged solely on riding ability, special attention paid to hands and seat, general management and control of horse or pony. Competitors must ride using an ordinary snaffle, single jointed in the centre, the mouthpiece must be smooth and of the one metal, with or without a cavesson noseband. A gear check may take place . Please note, a straight bar snaffle and drop nosebands are not allowed. Winner eligible to compete in this event at Royal Melbourne Show. No entry fee. Prize: Special certificate presented by R.A.S. (Those who have already won "Good Hands" award in current season are not eligible.)
53- "GOOD HANDS" for Girls, 12 years and under 15 on day of Show (Same conditions as for boys)
54- Leading Rein Pony, n.e.12 hh and under, to be ridden by child 3 years and under 8 years. The pony is to be led, the rein to be attached to the back of the cavesson nose band. Long whip and spurs and bit other than a snaffle, are not allowed. Pony is judged on manners, quality, movement, obedience and general suitability as a leading rein pony. It may be required to walk and trot, but not to canter, and stand while the rider dismounts and is legged up. The pony is to be judged, not the rider.
55- First Ridden Pony. For ponies n.e.12.2 h.h., riders under 12 years. Snaffle bridles only to be used. Pony to be suitable for a child once he/she is able to ride off the lead.
56- Novice Pony, ridden, n.e. 14 hh.
57-Newcomer Pony, ridden, n.e. 12.2 hh
58-Newcomer Pony, ridden, over 12.2 hh & n.e. 14 hh
Newcomers guaranteed workout. See Rules and Regulations
Novice and Newcomer Section to be Ridden in Snaffle Bridle.
59- Saddle Pony, n.e. 11.2 hh.
60- Saddle Pony, over 11.2 hh and n.e. 12 hh
61- Saddle Pony, over 12 hh and n.e. 12.2 hh
  Champion & Reserve Champion Saddle Pony (winners of events 59 to 61).
62- Saddle Pony, over 12.2 hh and n.e. 13 hh.
63- Saddle Pony, over 13 hh and n.e. 13.2 hh
64- Saddle Pony, over 13.2 hh and n.e. 14 hh
  Champion & Reserve Champion Saddle Pony (winners of events 62 to 64).
65- Saddle Pony, n.e. 14 hh to be ridden by child, 14 years and under. Pony to be ridden in snaffle bridle, must be property of the rider or parents.
66- Hacks, over 15 hh and n.e. 15.2 hh.
67- Hacks, over 15.2 hh and n.e. 16 hh.
68- Hacks, over 16 hh, and n.e. 16.2 hh.
69 - Hacks over 16.2 hh.
  Champion & Reserve Champion Hack (Winner of Events 66 to 69)
70- Galloway, over 14 hh and n.e. 14.2 hh.
71- Galloway, over 14.2 hh and n.e. 15 hh.
  Champion & Reserve Champion Galloway.
72- District Hack, Galloway or Pony, ridden. Radius 45 km. from Donald P.O. (see conditions ring event)
73- District Rider, Radius 45 km from Donald P.O. (see conditions ring event)

RING 3
Judge: Sally Miller
Lunch break approximately 12.30 to 1.30 p.m.
Entry fee: $4, Ticket Holder $2.50.
Prizes: Ribbons 1st, 2nd & 3rd.
Judging starts 9 A.M.

MINIATURE HORSES - under 34 inches. Height for Age rules apply.
Proudly sponsored by the Independent Miniature Horse Registry Inc.
Horses must be registered with a relevant Miniature Horse Society and must be less than 34 inches in height.
Registration papers to be produced upon request.
CLASS
1-Led Colt or Stallion
  Champion and Reserve Champion Male Miniature Horse Exhibit
2-Led Filly or Mare
  Champion and Reserve Champion Female Miniature Horse Exhibit
3-Led Gelding
  Champion and Reserve Champion Gelding Miniature Horse Exhibit
SUPREME MINIATURE EXHIBIT

SMALL HORSES - under 38 inches. Height for Age rules apply.
Proudly sponsored by the Independent Miniature Horse Registry Inc and Jedarras Miniature Horses.
Horses must be registered with a relevant Miniature Horse Society and must be less than 34 inches in height.
Registration papers to be produced upon request.
CLASS
1-Led Colt or Stallion
  Champion and Reserve Champion Male Small Horse Exhibit
2-Led Filly or Mare
  Champion and Reserve Champion Female Small Horse Exhibit
3-Led Gelding
  Champion and Reserve Champion Gelding Small Horse Exhibit
SUPREME SMALL EXHIBIT

MINIATURE PONIES
Ponies must be registered with a relevant Miniature Pony Society.
Registration papers to be produced on request.
CLASS
1- Led Colt or Stallion
Champion and Reserve Champion Male Miniature Pony Exhibit
2- Led Filly or Mare
Champion and Reserve Champion Female Miniature Pony Exhibit
3- Led Gelding
Champion and Reserve Champion Gelding Miniature Pony Exhibit.

Riding Pony Stud Book Society Inc.
QUALIFYING SHOW PROGRAM FOR CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS AT THE RIDING PONY CLASSIC.
Sponsored by Equinade Pty Ltd, Manufactures of Horse Care Products

RIDING PONY CLASSES
All ponies must be registered Riding Ponies and owners must be current financial members of the Riding Pony Stud Book Society Inc. Ponies must be shown in the registered owner's name. Registration certificates and membership cards must be produced upon request. Failure to do so will lead to disqualification from the class. Ridden ponies must be 3 years and over.

1.Lead Rein Pony ne 12.0hh, Rider 3yrs & under 8 yrs on day of the show
2.First Ridden Pony ne 12.2hh, Rider under 12 yrs on day of show
Champion & Reserve Champion Mini (from classes 1 &2)
Stallions are Ineligble for classes 1 & 2
3.Senior Led Show Pony 4yrs & over, over 13.2hh & ne 14.2hh
4.Senior Led Show Pony 4yrs & over, over 12.2hh & ne 13.2hh
5.Senior Led Show Pony 4yrs & over, ne 12.2hh
Champion & Reserve Champion Senior Led Show Pony
6.Colt, Gelding or Filly, 2yrs ne 12hh OR 3 yrs ne 12.1hh
7.Colt, Gelding or Filly, 2yrs over 12hh & ne 13hh OR 3 yrs over 12.1hh & ne 13.1 hh
8.Colt, Gelding or Filly, 2yrs over 13hh & ne 14hh OR 3 yrs over 13.1hh & ne 14.1hh
9.Colt, Gelding or Filly, Yearling ne 13.3hh
Champion & Reserve Champion Youngstock
If eligible, Champion to receive prizemoney from RPSBS Vic committee, as per Youngstock Incentive Scheme.
SUPREME CHAMPION LED SHOW PONY EXHIBIT
(from Senior Champion & Youngstock Champion)
10.Senior Led Show Hunter, 4ys & over, over 13.2hh & ne 14.2hh
11.Senior Led Show Hunter, 4ys & over, over 12.2hh & ne 13.2hh
12.Senior Led Show Hunter, 4ys & and over, ne 12.2hh
Champion & Reserve Champion Led Show Hunter
Ponies entered in classes 10 to 12 are ineligible for classes 3 to 5
Newcomer Cards MUST be produced
13.Newcomer Ridden Pony ne 12.2hh
14.Newcomer Ridden Pony, over12.2hh & ne 13.2hh
15.Newcomer Ridden Pony, over 13.2hh & ne 14.2hh
Champion & Reserve Champion Newcomer Ridden Pony
Ponies entered in classes 13 to 15 are ineligible for classes 1,2 & 16 -21
Stallions are ineligible for Newcomer classes
16.Ridden Show Pony ne 12.2hh
17.Ridden Show Pony, over12.2hh & ne 13.2hh
18.Ridden Show Pony, over 13.2hh & ne 14.2hh
Champion & Reserve Champion Ridden Show Pony
Ponies entered in classes 16 -18 are ineligible for classes 13 to 15 & 19 to 21
19.Ridden Show Hunter Pony ne 12.2hh
20.Ridden Show Hunter Pony, over12.2hh & ne 13.2hh
21.Ridden Show Hunter Pony, over 13.2hh & ne 14.2hh
Champion & Reserve Champion Ridden Show Hunter Pony
Ponies entered in classes 19 to 21 are ineligible for classes 13 to 15 & 16 -18

Show Jumping

Friday 10th October, 2010

STARTS 8.15 A.M.
Judge: Robert Leishman.
Course Builder: Greg Stephens Penciller: Mr Pat Ryan.
Stewards: N. Pearse, G. Hogan, R. Pearse, J. Collins, D. Doueal, W. Sands.

All Jumping Cards Must be Produced on Request.

RIDERS' JUMPING AGGREGATE OVER 2 DAYS: 1st. 4 pts.; 2nd. 3 pts.; 3rd. 2 pts.; 4th. 1pt.. $50 Fuel Voucher (donated by Elders, Donald).

1- J.H. Penfold Pivot Fertilisers "D" Grade Table A 90cm approx., with 3 Grading Points or Less, of $190 and Meal Voucher (value $50 presented by Donald Hotel).
  1st. $100 and trophy order, 2nd. $50, 3rd. $25, 4th. $15.
Entry fee: $10, Ticket Holders $5. Sponsored by Beaurepaires & Donald Hotel.
2- "D" Grade Table A, of $220.
  1st $100, 2nd. $60, 3rd. $40, 4th $20.
Entry fee: $12, Ticket Holders $8. Sponsored by Mt. Jeffcott Hotel.
3- "C" and "D" Grade Table A, of $290.
  1st. $100, 2nd. $80, 3rd. $50, 4th. $30, 5th. $20, 6th. $10.
Entry fee: $20, Ticket Holders $10. Sponsored by Vicki South, A.L. Hogan Builders and Mr and Mrs O. Guthrie.
4- Australian Eatwell 1.3 MT Class of $330.
  1st. $150, 2nd. $100, 3rd. $50, 4th. $30.
Entry fee: $15, Ticket Holders $10. Sponsored by Australian Eatwell, Donald Beauty Salon, and Dunstan Engineering.

SPECIAL EVENTS - Peaco Pea Lumpers Relays

(approx. 7.30p.m.)
Indemnity Forms must be signed by parents of competitors under 16 years of age.
Peaco Pea Lumpers' Junior Relay Race (5 kg.) for boys or girls (mixed teams with a minimum of one girl) aged between 10 and 14 years. (4 per team) Prizemoney: First $40. (No entry fee).

Peaco Pea Lumpers' Relay Race (20 kg.) for ladies (4 per team). Prizemoney: First $100. (No entry fee).

Peaco Pea Lumpers' Relay Race (40 kg.) for Men (4 per team) Prizemoney: First $100. (No entry fee).

Proudly sponsored by Peaco.

Show Jumping Under Lights : Friday Night

Stewards: Show jumping riders.
FRIDAY NIGHT, Commencing 8.30 p.m. - Note change of time for daylight savings
Open Six-Bar, of $425
  1st. $200, 2nd. $100, 3rd. $75, 4th. $50.
Entry fee: $30, Ticket Holders $15.
This event is proudly sponsored by Donald Family Clinic, Liston Landers Chartered Accountants and Buloke Park Agistment Centre.

Saturday October 10

SHOW JUMPING STARTS 8.15 A.M.
Donald P & A Entrance Ticket $25

Judge: Robert Leishman
Course Builders: Greg Stephens Penciller: Mr Pat Ryan
Stewards: N. Pearse, R. Pearse, J. Collins, D. Doueal, G. Harvey, P. Clements.

All Jumping Cards must be produced on request.
Jumping will not commence until all yards are dismantled.

1- Junior Jumping Competition, Table A, 60cm of $51. (Non E.F.A. riders 18 years and under). H.C. to start first at 8.15 am in events 1 and 2. (Sponsored by Buloke Shire.) 1st. $25 ; 2nd. $15, 3rd. $7, 4th. $4.
Entry Fee: $5, Ticket Holders $3.
2- Junior Jumping Competition,Table A 90 c.m. of $40 (Junior as per E.F.A. Victorian Branch Rules). 1st. $25 2nd. $10, 3rd. $5.
Entry Fee: $5, Ticket Holders $3.
3- "D" Grade Table A 90 c.m., of $190.
  1st. $100, 2nd. $50, 3rd. $25, 4th. $15.
Entry fee: $12, Ticket Holders $8. Sponsored by Donald Mechanical & Tyre Services
4- "C" & "D" Grade Table A2, of $170. 1st. $80, 2nd. $40, 3rd. $30, 4th. $20.
Entry fee: $10, Ticket Holders $5. Sponsored by Onley's Holding Pty. Ltd., A.M. Bird & Associates, Advance Petroleum and Weirs' Supermarket.
5- "C" & "D" Grade Table A Championship of $465 and Inscribed Rug.
  1st. $200, 2nd. $100, 3rd. $75, 4th. $50, 5th. $25, 6th. $15.
Entry fee: $25, Ticket Holders $15. Sponsored by Brett Hickey, Premier Floats.
6- Michaels of Donald 1.3 MT Class Table A of $290.
  1st. $100, 2nd. $80, 3rd. $50, 4th. $30, 5th. $20, 6th. $10.
Entry fee: $20, Ticket Holders $10. Sponsored by Eddie Harris Mensland, Farah Slacks, M. & P. Jolly Real Estate and Hardinghams Plumbing & Electrical.

North Central HRCAV

Show Ring 1 Saturday, October 11, 2010

Show Grounds, Hammill Street, Donald

Current HRCAV Membership cards must be handed in to the Card Secretary prior to 10 am on the day of the competition. Competitors must supply their own number. Club uniforms, medical armbands must be worn when jumping. Classes may be combined on the day at the judges' discretion. High Point Award: Sash and trophy to rider/horse combination with the highest points on the day. Points for High Point Award given in ALL classes.
Entries to be made on official Donald P.& A. Society Entry Form prior to competing.
Judge: Joanne Lane
Judging Commencing 10.00 a.m.
Entry $5, Ticket Holders $3.00

1-*Smartest on Parade Levels 5 & 4
2-*Smartest on Parade Level 3
3-*Smartest on Parade Levels 2 & 1
4-Led Exhibit 15.2 hh & under
5-Led Exhibit over 15.2 hh
Champion & Reserve Champion Led Exhibit (Events 4 & 5)
6-Novice Rider Levels 5 & 4
7-Novice Rider Level 3
8-Novice Rider Levels 2 & 1
9-*HRCAV Rider Levels 5 & 4
10-*HRCAV Rider Level 3
11-*HRCAV Rider Levels 2 & 1
Champion & Reserve Champion HRCAV Rider (Events 9, 10, 11)
12-Mount, suitable for beginner, Level 5 and 4
13-Best Educated Mount, Level 3
14-Best Educated Mount, Level 2 and 1
15-Pleasure Mount n.e. 15.2 hh
16-Pleasure Mount over 15.2 hh
17-*Ridden HRCAV Exhibit Levels 5 & 4
18-*Ridden HRCAV Exhibit Level 3
19-*Ridden HRCAV Exhibit Levels 2 & 1
*Champion & Reserve Champion Ridden HRCAV Exhibit (Events 17,18,19)
20-Show Hunter n.e.15.2hh
21-Show Hunter over 15.2hh
22-Mount Most Suitable for HRCAV Levels 5 & 4 (will be required to jump)
23-*Mount Most Suitable for HRCAV Levels 5 & 4 (will be required to jump)
24-*Mount Most Suitable for HRCAV Level 3 (will be required to jump)
25-*Mount Most Suitable for HRCAV Levels 1 & 2 (will be required to jump)
*Champion & Reserve Champion Mount Most Suitable for HRCAV (Events 22, 23, 24, 25)

Sashes for Smartest on Parade, Sashes for Championships, Ribbons to 4th.

Pony Club Events

Saturday, October 10, 2010

RING 2
ALL RIDER TO COMPLETE INDEMNITY FORM
10 a.m. start
Entries by Donald P & A Entrance Ticket Holders. Registration required.
Helmets, cards and armbands to be checked.
Prizes: 1st., 2nd. and 3rd. Ribbons.
Classes may be split at judge's discretion.
Pony Club Events: Pony Club attendance cards must be presented and will be checked for a minimum of 50% attendance and two rallies on competing mount in the previous 12 months. Pony Club uniform to be worn including Medical Armbands. Ordinary Snaffle Bits only. One Horse, One Rider. One Rider, One Horse. Pony Club rules apply.
Judge: Alex Gartman
Led Handler classes runners may be worn due to slippery grass.
1-Led Handler, 10 years and under.
2-Led Handler, 11 and under 14 years.
3-Led Handler, 14 years and under 16 years.
4-Led Handler, 16 years and over.
  Champion and Reserve Champion Handler.
5-Best Presented Pony Club Combination, 10 years and under.
6-Best Presented Pony Club Combination, 11 and under 14 years.
7-Best Presented Pony Club Combination, 14 years and under 16 years.
8-Best Presented Pony Club Combination, 16 years and over.
  Champion and Reserve Champion Pony Club Combination.
Mount may be required to jump a small obstacle and activity.
9-J. Davison Memorial Trophy, open to Donald Pony Club riders who have not won this event previously.
10-Pony Club Mount, Pony 12.2 hands and under.
11-Pony Club Mount, Pony over 12.2 and not over 14 hands.
12-Pony Club Mount, Galloway, over 14 and not over 15 hands.
13- Pony Club Mount, Hack, over 15 hands.
  Champion and Reserve Champion Pony Club Mount.
14-Open Pony Club Rider, 10 years and under.
15-Open Pony Club Rider, 11 and under 14 years.
16-Open Pony Club Rider, 14 years and under 16 years.
17-Open Pony Club Rider, 16 years and over.
  Champion and Reserve Champion Pony Club Rider.
18-Donald Pony Club Rider, 12 years and under.
19-Donald Pony Club Rider, over 12 years.
20-Horse / Pony most suitable for beginner.
21-Pony Club Pleasure Mount, Pony.
22-Pony Club Pleasure Mount, Galloway.
23-Pony Club Pleasure Mount, Hack.
24-Pair of Pony Club Riders any age.
25-Team of Three Pony Club Riders any age.

RING 3
11 a.m. start
ACTIVITY HORSE & RIDER
For riders who do not compete on a regular basis.
Judges: Anne Campbell & Belinda Redding
1-Led Horse or Pony, neatest & cleanest.
2-Horse or Pony with the longest tail.
3-Ride and Lead, 10 years & under.
4-Musical Mats, 10 years & under.
5-Sack Race
6-Flag Race
7-Bending Race
8-Apple in Straw, 10 years & under
9-Apple in Straw, 11 years & under 18 years.

HEAVY HORSE
11 a.m. start
Judge: Ross Williamson. Steward: John Coats
1- Novice Led Clydesdale
2- Best Presented Led Clydesdale Mare.
3- Best Presented Led Clydesdale Stallion or Gelding
4- Novice Led Heavy Horse
5- Best Presented Led Female Heavy Horse.
6- Best Presented Led Male Heavy Horse.
7- Heavy Horse driven in long reins.

Rules & Regulations for Ring Events:
During hours of Show, competitors' horses in stalls must be tied up. ALL TEMPORARY YARDS TO BE DISMANTLED BY 7 A.M. SHARP.
Measuring Stewards: Mrs Beryl Pearse, Mrs Carol Holland.
All stallions must be visibly entire. Stallions may not compete in saddle classes, unless specified.
The judges may award a second or third prize instead of a first, or may withhold a prize altogether, where there is no competition, or where the exhibits are not of sufficient merit.
Horse Committee has the right to alter or delete any section if the Society has any cause to do same. (Ref. to Reg. 43).
All ponies and Galloways must either hold E.F.A. measuring certificate or be measured on the day at Judge's request.
All riders must wear protective headgear, to the current Australian, European or American standard.
Novice, Hack, Galloway, Pony and Rider:
One never placed first (competing singly) at any Agricultural and/or Pastoral Show, including novice section.
Newcomers:
EFA rules apply. For horses' first season in current year. Horses that have competed in newcomers' class at Barastoc Horse of the Year or first season class at VAS Ltd Championships are not eligible.
In all district events, horse owner and rider must reside permanently within 25 km. of Donald P.O.
This program will be conducted in accordance with E.F.A. "Saddle Horse Judges and Competition Rules" (Eff. 1-8-'86).
•Random swabbing of horses may take place.
SECOND TO CHAMPION ELIGIBLE TO COMPETE FOR RESERVE CHAMPION, WHERE RESERVE IS GIVEN.
•Arena event prizemoney will be presented with ribbon at the conclusion of each event, providing entry money has been paid. Trophies to be collected from arena secretary.
Prizemoney not collected on day will be forfeited.
37¢ charge on all animal entries to cover insurance cost as authorised by VAS Ltd is included in entry fees.
Horses are permitted on the ovals Friday and Saturday only and at NO time are they to exercise on the Hockey field.
Entrance Tickets:- $20 can be applied for prior to the Show, or purchased at gate entrance.
Entry for all Arena Sections will be by purchase of a ticket or tickets at the Horse Steward Caravan in the arena on the day of competition. Entrance Tickets must be shown if reduction in entry fees is to be given.
Pony Club entries by Entrance Ticket.
All riders must complete a registration and indemnity form (obtainable from the arena Horse Steward Caravan) prior to competing.
Camp Fees: All campers must purchase an Entrance Ticket.
All dogs MUST be chained or held on leash at ALL times. (Regulation No. 44).
We appreciate your co-operation.

HORSE EVENTS COMMITTEE:

Liz Russell, Carol Holland, Beryl Pearse, Jill McEwen & Judy Wall.