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AMBERLEY Agricultural & Pastoral Association

1901 – 2019

118th ANNUAL SHOW

AMBERLEY DOMAIN, 50 DOUGLAS ROAD, AMBERLEY

Saturday 2 November 2019

SHOW SCHEDULE Post entries to: The Secretary

PO Box 129 Amberley 7441

Or enter online at: www.showdayonline.com

Entries close on Friday 4th October 2019

The Entry Forms are loose leaf inserts. Fees must be paid with entry. All entry fees are GST inclusive. Late entry may not be accepted and may be subject to a fee.

Membership: For an Application form and subscription email the Secretary.

Trade Space: Contact the Secretary (see below)

GATES OPEN 7.00 AM

GENERAL ADMISSION TO THE SHOW: ADULTS $10.00 CHILDREN (UNDER 15) free

Extra car parking (if fine) is available at Amberley School (free) Horse Floats could be parked in the BMX Track carpark on Lawcocks Road.

(Use small wooden gateway to get horses through). MUST BE PARKED WHERE DIRECTED.

The Secretary: Ann Harper Email: [email protected]

Telephone: 03 314 9313

http://www.showdayonline.com/

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2019 OFFICIALS PATRON: MR K STACKHOUSE. HON. LIFE MEMBERS:

MR R. ABBOTT,MRS C BEATON, MR T BEATON, MR K BERRY, MRS J BUTTERS, MR D CRAMPTON, MR P CROFT, MR A ELLIS, MR S ELLIS, MRS J FORRESTER, MR H GARDINER, MR D J MCGUCKIN, MR M MCKENZIE, MR G MCLEAN, MR J SAVILL, MR C M SAVILL, MR K STACKHOUSE, MR R TURNBULL, MR J UPRICHARD, MR J WIGLEY. GENERAL COMMITTEE: PRESIDENT: HELEN DOUGLAS-WITHERS IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT: PETER GREENWOOD VICE PRESIDENT: NOEL MCGIRR JUNIOR VICE PRESIDENT: ANNETTE MARR SECRETARY: ANN HARPER TREASURER: MARGARET BEAN SPECIAL COMMITTEE: HON MEDICAL OFFICERS: AMBERLEY MEDICAL CENTRE HON VETERINARY SURGEONS: NORTH CANTERBURY

VETERINARY CLINIC SUB COMMITTEE: COMMENTATORS: TO BE ANNOUNCED CAR & FLOAT PARKING: J. UPRITCHARD,

GLENMARK LIONS CLUB. FARRIER: TO BE ANNOUNCED. FINANCE: MARGARET BEAN,

GENERAL COMMITTEE.

GROUNDS: PRESIDENT, IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT, VICE PRESIDENT, JUNIOR VICE PRESIDENT, HEADS OF SECTIONS, D. J. MCGUCKIN AND K. TOMLINSON.

PARADE MARSHALS: HEADS OF HORSES, SHEEP AND CATTLE SECTIONS.

PROTEST: PRESIDENT, IMMEDIATE PAST

PRESIDENT, VICE PRESIDENT, JUNIOR

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VICE PRESIDENT, HEADS OF SECTION, SENIOR FEI JUDGES.

TRADE SITES: D J MCGUCKIN (HEAD OF SECTION), KEN TOMLINSON, GENERAL COMMITTEE.

ALPINE PACIFIC STEVE BARKLE (HEAD OF WINE CHALLENGE: SECTION), MARK TARR AND GENERAL

COMMITTEE. CATTLE: ROD ABBOTT (HEAD OF SECTION), PETER

GARDNER AND GENERAL COMMITTEE. DOG TRIALS: GEORGE MCLEAN (HEAD OF SECTION),

GENERAL COMMITTEE, NEIL EVANS, TONY KNOWLES.

DOGS (PET): KATE REES, AND GENERAL COMMITTEE. GOATS: JAYNE ARSCOTT (HEAD OF SECTION),

AND GENERAL COMMITTEE.

HOOF TO HOT PLATE: PETER GREENWOOD (HEAD OF SECTION), GENERAL COMMITTEE, JEAN FORRESTER, HAMISH GARDINER, PETER GARDNER, STU LOE, SARAH RODIE, JANE THOMPSON, KEN TOMLINSON, PHIL WILLIAMS, MICHAEL STANLEY, BARBARA FRAZER.

HORSE AND PONIES: SUE GRAHAM (HEAD OF SECTION), SARAH DALZELL, DONNA INWOOD, JOHN PANKHURST, JEAN FORRESTER, JOHN SAVILL, JOHN MACER, ANGIE LACEY, SALLY WIGLEY, LORETTA JACKSON, RACHAEL MAHAN, E. RICHARDS, F. HARRIS, D. ADKINS, N. HENDERSON AND GENERAL COMMITTEE.

PAVILION: ROSE GARDINER (HEAD OF SECTION),

GENERAL COMMITTEE, KEITH STACKHOUSE, CHRISTINE BEATON, GWEN CANN, ADRIENNE STACKHOUSE, PAUL STACKHOUSE, LISA THOMPSON, INGRID DAVIS, CHRIS JACKSON.

FLOWERS & VEGETABLES: PAT SHAW (HEAD OF SECTION) SHEEP: JAMES GARDINER (HEAD OF SECTION),

GENERAL COMMITTEE, PHIL WILLIAMS, TOM & CHRISTINE BEATON, STEVE ELLIS,

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MALCOLM MCKENZIE, KEN TOMLINSON, JAMES FORBES, A. ELLIS, HAMISH GARDINER, KEITH BERRY, ANDY HORN, CRAIG TOMLINSON, TOM MAXWELL, C. CROFT, DANIEL WHEELER, JAMES HOBAN, EMMA GARDINER.

SPONSORSHIP/ADVERTISING: JULIAN BALL, LYNDA BALL, KATE REES. WOOL: DES CRAMPTON, JAMES HOBAN, NOEL

MCGIRR AND GENERAL COMMITTEE.

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CONTENTS

Regulations ……………………………………………………………...……. 6 Horses and Ponies………………………………………………………….13 Sheep and Wool……………………………………………………………. 49 Calves …………………………………………………………………………… 67 Goats ………………………………………………………..…………………. 68 Hoof to Hotplate…………………………………………………………….72 Dogs and Dog Trials……………………………………………….……………………………..75 Alpine Pacific Wine Competition………………………………………………………..………….79 Pavilion…………………………………………………………………………..82 Schools………………………………..…………………………………………98

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REGULATIONS

GENERAL

1. All persons admitted to the Show shall be subject to the Rules of the Association and to order of the Committee. All persons attend the show at their own risk.

2. The Committee will not under any circumstances hold themselves responsible for loss, damage, or mis-delivery of stock or other article or exhibit at the Show.

3. Machinery Exhibitors are reminded that compliance with the terms of the Health and Safety in Employment Act 2016 is the responsibility of the exhibitor and that the Association hereby states that it will accept no responsibility in any claim from any person resulting from non-compliance with the Act.

4. No horse floats or transport trucks may be parked on the main Showground. All stock trucks are to enter by the Lawcocks Road entrance. The parking of all vehicles will be at the discretion of Show Officials. Any stock truck or float illegally parked must be moved on request. Failure to comply with such requests by Show Officials will result in all persons and stock associated with the vehicle being eliminated from the Show.

5. All members two or more years in arrears are barred from privileges.

EXHIBITORS

6. Entries must be on the grounds and ready to be judged at the following times.

7.30am Sheepdog Trials 8.30am Pavilion Classes 9.00am Cattle 9.00am Goats 9.00am Sheep

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10.00am Pet Lambs 11.15am Round the Ring

Hunter Refer to section in Schedule

All other Horse & Pony classes

NB. Any exhibitor whose entries are not ready for judging at the specified time may be fined $1.00 for each such entry at the discretion of the Committee.

7. No exhibit shall be removed from the

Showground before 4.00pm, without a permit from the Association member in charge of the Section. Prize winners in horse and cattle sections are required to be paraded in the Grand Parade. Penalty, $2.00

8. Entry Fees are shown at the beginning of each Section. Free Passes will be given to those exhibitors whose Fees exceed $5.00. Computer generated receipts will be sent to all exhibitors. Please check receipts carefully as alterations cannot be made on the Show Day. If a late entry is accepted by the Head of Section, a 50% increase in the entry fee may apply.

9. No Fees will be refunded unless an appropriate Veterinary or Medical Certificate is provided and will only be made at the discretion of the Show Committee, with a deduction of $20.00 for administration expenses.

10. All entries in Handcraft, Home Produce, Cookery, Home Spun and Art Sections must be the bona-fide work of the exhibitor. No exhibit may be shown more than twice at the show and first prize winning entries may not be shown again.

11. At the time of entry, exhibitors must state as accurately as possible the date of birth of stock in classes where age is specified.

12. Any exhibitor infringing any of these regulations or not complying with instructions from the Committee shall be subject to the ruling of the

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Protest Committee. The Committee’s decision will be final. The Committee reserves the right to refuse any entry.

13. If a competitor’s age is required it is deemed to be the age on Show Day. The Committee reserves the right to sight a copy of a birth certificate.

14. The Show District is south of Amberley to the boundary between the Hurunui District and The Waimakariri District and North to include the Waipara, Greta Valley and Omihi School Districts. Riders and exhibitors must have lived in the District for at least three months prior to the closing date for entries.

STOCK

15. Attendants in charge of stock are admitted free

on production of a pass and are subject to the orders of stewards.

16. In all entries of Stud stock the Breeder’s name, where known, must be stated (if omitted, “breeder unknown” will be inserted). The names of Sire and Dam, if known, sex and colour, must be stated. In Sheep and Cattle sections, Flock Book and or Stud Book Numbers must be quoted.

17. The pedigree of all Led Horses must be held by the exhibitor at the time of entry and must be available for inspection on Show Day.

18. Original entries in Horse and Pony classes may be substituted at the discretion of the Heads of the Horse and Pony Section and the Secretary.

19. All horses and ponies whose height is specified must be measured by an official approved by the Association. Exhibitors must produce a pass signed by such an official before entering the judging ring. Royal Agricultural Society, Life and Annual Height certificates will also be accepted.

20. The owner of the Dam at the time of mating is deemed the Breeder.

21. All stock on parade must be attended and be at the direction of the Parade Stewards. Exhibitors

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failing to parade stock will forfeit their prize money.

22. All dogs must be chained up when not working. 23. All stock exhibited (horses excepted) must have

been the bona-fide property of the exhibitor for three months prior to the Show.

24. All horses and cattle must be haltered and led. Cattle must not be removed from their allotted stands except by permission of the Class Stewards. One person must then be in attendance with each animal.

25. In the Horse and Pony sections a Novice is an animal which has not won more than the stated number of first prizes at the time of the Show. Please note that it is the animal that is considered not a combination of Horse/Pony and rider. For other regulations governing Stock, see under heading of each Section.

26. Random testing for forbidden substances may be carried out under the rules of the R.A.S.

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PRIZES

27. Judges reserve the right to withhold a prize if they

consider there is insufficient merit.

Horse & Pony Prizes

1st 2nd 3rd

Hunters $30.00 $15.00 $10.00 Horses FEI As stated in Schedule Ponies FEI $15.00 $10.00 $5.00 Remainder $10.00 $6.00 $3.00

Second prize will be paid if there are 3 or more entries Third prize will be paid if there are 6 or more entries

Cattle 1st 2nd 3rd Number of entries

1 $8.00 2 $8.00 $5.00 3 or more $8.00 $5.00 $3.00

Sheep 1st 2nd 3rd Number of entries

1 $10.00 2 $15.00 $10.00 3 $20.00 $10.00 4 or more $20.00 $10.00 $5.00

Goats 1st 2nd 3rd Number of entries

1 $4.00 2 $4.00 $3.00 3 $4.00 $3.00 4 or more $4.00 $3.00 $2.00

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All other animals and wool

1st 2nd 3rd

Number of entries

1 $3.00 2 $3.00 $2.00 3 $3.00 $2.00 4 $3.50 $2.50 $1.50 5 $3.50 $2.50 $1.50 6 or more $4.00 $3.00 $2.00 Grain, Amateur Construction, Home Produce, Cookery, Wine, Handcrafts, Spinning and Weaving, Art, Amateur Photography. Number of entries

1st 2nd 3rd

1 $4.00 $2.00 $1.00 2 $4.00 $2.00 $1.00 3 $4.00 $2.00 $1.00 4 or more $4.00 $2.00 $1.00

SCALE OF POINTS FOR ALL SECTIONS 28. Where there are five or more entries:

First 6 points Second 4 points Third 2 points VHC 1 point

Where there are less than five entries: First 6 points Second 4 points Third 2 points VHC nil Champion 2 points extra Reserve Champion 1 point extra In the event of no competition

half points awarded

Competition means two or more exhibitors whose exhibits are judged competing for the prize or

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prizes in a particular class for which prizes are awarded. Ties to count one win each. In the event of a tie for a point’s prize the exhibitor who takes most Championship honours (or most first prizes in the event of the championship) shall take precedence. In the event of a points tie in FEI events the most points obtained in open classes will determine award of prizes.

PROTESTS

29. All protests must be in writing and lodged with the Secretary either before or after the judges have proceeded with their duties. Any exhibitor entering a protest must deposit $30.00 which will be forfeit if the protest is not sustained. If the protest be lodged before the judges proceed to their duties the onus of proof will be with the party protesting. NO PROTEST WILL BE RECEIVED LATER THAN 1 HOUR AFTER THE PRIZE TICKETS ARE AFFIXED. The Protest Committee will decide all protests as soon as practicable and there shall be no appeal of their decision. No protest will be received that in any way traverses the decisions of the judges.

30. All points not provided for must be settled by the Protest Committee whose decision is final.

31. PLEASE NOTE THAT SPONSORS AND PRIZE MONEY ARE CORRECT AT TIME OF PRINTING, BUT MAY BE CHANGED DUE TO CIRCUMSTANCES BEYOND OUR CONTROL.

HIGHLAND DANCING For more information and entry forms for the Highland Dancing competition please contact Elizabeth Smith, phone: 03 359 9650. Email: [email protected]

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CANTERBURY AXEMAN WOOD CHOPPING COMPETITION See their Facebook Site for competition details.

Horses & Ponies

Conditions:

1. Back Numbers ($2 each) are to be paid for with entry fees. One Back Number is required for each Horse and Rider Combination. The $2 will be refunded on return of the Back Number after your event on Show Day. If you have your own numbers please indicate this on the Entry Form. No deposit is required for personal Back Numbers. 2. All exhibitors are required to pay $3 each with entry fees as contribution to the Judges Travel Fund. This fund is used to give all horse and pony judges a small token of appreciation. 3. Please note that parking is at a premium, so if you are asked to move please do so otherwise you may be disqualified from competition. 4. Trailers will be available for animal waste only - rubbish bins will be there for other waste. 5. A limited number of yards are available at $15.00 per yard. Please indicate that you require a yard on your entry form. 6. Please note that All prize winners are required to be present for the Grand Parade. There will be a separate Grand Parade in the Robin Needham ring after completion of the Lead and In Hand Classes. 7. All Conformation Classes will be judged as follows: Conformation 60% and Manners 40%. 8. AGE OF RIDERS & HANDLERS Rider/Handler's age and eligibility is determined as per the 1 August i.e. Riders/handlers who are of age for any division/section on the 1 August complete the show year/ season in that division/section.

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Lead Rein classes are restricted to riders under eight (8) years of age with a minimum age of four (4) years, who are not competing in any other sections at any A&P Show/Event. To be led by an attendant fourteen (14) years of age or over. First Ridden classes are restricted to riders under ten (10) years of age, who are not competing in any other sections at any A&P Show/Event. Novice pony exhibits (except Novice Pony Stallions) may be ridden by a rider of any age. Novice pony stallions must be led or ridden by a rider fourteen (14) years and over. Open pony exhibits (also see CDE 12 h) must be ridden by riders under seventeen (17) years of age. All Group A,B C, and D riders must be under 17 years of age. Open pony stallions must be ridden by a rider fourteen (14), or fifteen (15), or sixteen (16) years of age, led handlers must be fourteen (14) years and over. Riders in horse rings (exhibits over 148cm) must be twelve (12) years and over. Stallions over 148cm must be led or ridden by a rider seventeen (17) years of age or older. 9. HATS and SAFETY HELMETS. All riders, including harness drivers, competing at RAS affiliated A&P Shows/Events must wear protective headgear, which includes a retaining harness secured to the shell at more than two points. Such headgear must be worn with the chinstrap properly adjusted and fastened when in the arena or ring, the practice area collecting rings or anywhere else within a Showgrounds. Hats/helmets must conform with one of the current approved safety standards and have a "red tag". These standards may be subject to change but the latest list can be found at http://www.ras.org.nz – equestrian. RAS will advise any changes via their website and Face 10. Consideration cannot be given to riders of horses or ponies where classes of different groups

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coincide. 11. Entries displaying disruptive behaviour on the grounds may be asked by a Committee member to leave the grounds. 12 All stallions and colts (with the exception of Miniature horses and foals) must be shown in a bit.) A Steward will order any stallion/colt considered out of control or to be causing undue disquiet to other horses from the ring without recourse from the stallion/colt's owner/exhibitor/competitor. It is compulsory for all stallions and colts, except foals, to wear two (2) official "S" identification badges, one attached to each side of their bridle, at all Shows/Events at all times. The rider/handler must also wear two RAS official (2) armbands (one on each arm) when in the ring. 'S' badges to be purchased from RAS Head Office or ESNZ; armbands from RAS Head Office. Handlers and Riders of stallions/colts must wear an approved Hi Viz vest at Shows/Events when outside the showing ring. Vests can be purchased from RAS Head Office. 13. A NOVICE is a horse or pony which has not won 6 firsts in Conformation Classes at any A & P Show (Note that ladies' and gentlemen's hack classes count as Open Conformation classes and must be counted) A novice in Paced and Mannered classes is a horse or pony which has not won 6 firsts in Paced and Mannered classes at any A & P Show. Novices are to be shown in simple snaffle bits. 14. In the Unity Competition, consideration will be given to the manners of the pony, to the care and fitting of tack and the turnout of both pony and rider. Simple snaffle bits only are to be used. 15. In all classes where height or grading of the horse or rider, or the age of the rider is specified, appropriate certificates must be carried. Failure to carry certificates will result in elimination. (Note

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that Performance Certificates are available from the Royal Agricultural Society. The RAS collates all A & P Show results to enable Secretaries to keep a record of all novice wins). Measuring on the day is available to residents of the Show District as detailed in Regulation 14 (South of Amberley to the boundary between the Hurunui District and the Waimakariri District and North to include the Waipara, Greta Valley and Omihi School Districts.) Riders and exhibitors must have lived in the district for at least 3 months prior to the closing date for entries. 16. Forbidden Substance Testing: the use of stimulants, tranquilisers, or any substance which affects the performance of horse or pony is forbidden. Competitors are advised that Clean Sport Testing may be carried out during the Show. Testing all animals will be at the owner's risk and will be carried out under Clean Sport (CS) Rules in the RAS Equestrian Rulebook. Your signature on the entry form and /or participation in competition denotes acceptance of these conditions (REF CS). 17. The judging of Champion and Reserve Champion in all horse sections will be as follows. The winners of conformation classes will be paraded for the judge. Following the judging of the Champion, the second placed entry in the class won by the Champion will to be paraded and judged beside the remaining winners for Reserve Champion. Groups A & B will be judged in the same ring by the same judge, one after the other. These Groups are not HOY Qualifiers. A Parade of Winners will be held in the Robin Needham Ring at approximately 10.45 am, before the Clydesdales are judged. Cups and Sponsors:

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CLAREMONT CHALLENGE CUP donated by the Bowker Family for the Supreme Champion Pony from Groups A, B, C & D. BIRCHDALE CHALLENGE TROPHY donated by R.J. & D. Hide for the Best District Pony from Groups A, B, C & D. LEITHFIELD HOTEL CHALLENGE CUP for Best District Rider (from winners of District Classes Groups A.B.C and D.) THE BETTY MURRAY MEMORIAL CUP, donated by Mrs. K. Henson for the Best District Hack from Groups F.G.H. AMBERLEY BREEDERS ASSOCIATION PRESIDENTS CUP for CHAMPION CLYDESDALE. A.D. TROWBRIDGE MEMORIAL CUPS presented by Mrs. N. Painter and family for Champion Leading Rein Pony and Champion First Ridden Pony. MRS D.C. GARDINER CHALLENGE CUP FOR UNITY for boy or girl riders under 17 years. Pony over 138 cm and under 148 cm. To be judged on turnout, paces and manners, and rider and unity. AMBERLEY PONY CLUB JUNIOR UNITY CUP donated by Mrs G.C. Hamilton for the best pony not over 128 cm, owned and ridden by a member of the Amberley Pony Club. The Cup will be held by the winner for one year. The winning combination is not eligible to compete for the Cup in the following year. HELEN MACFARLANE CUP presented for Unity competition. Pony over 128 cm and not over 138 cm. PANKHURST CONTRACTING sponsor District Pony Classes. TORLESSE WINES sponsor refreshments in the Horse Tent.

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Group A Show Ponies Over 138cm & Not Exceeding 148cm

Start Time: 7.45 am Entry Fee: Members $6.00 and non-members $8.00 Prize Money: See Regulation No. 27 Please remember that all prize winners are required for the Grand parade at 3.00 pm Not HOY Qualifier Judge: Lindsay Hewitt CHAMPION and RESERVE CHAMPION sashes and certificates will be awarded.

The Bailey family of AMBERLEIGH STUD sponsor and will present a Garland to the Supreme Champion Pony.

Open to Mares, Fillies and Geldings only.

Mrs D.C Gardiner Challenge Cup for the winner of class 1000 - Unity.

Class 1000 MRS G.C. HAMILTON CUP, Amberley Pony Club Member, Not over 148 cm

To be owned & ridden by an active member of the Amberley Pony Club.

The MRS. G.C. HAMILTON CUP will be held by the winner for one year. The winning combination is not eligible to compete for the Cup in the following year.

Class 1001 Unity Competition To be judged on turn out, paces, manners, and rider Simple snaffle bits only. Class 1002 Best Show Pony not over 148cm Class 1003 Best Presented Show Pony 138cm - 148cm Class 1004 District Show Pony over 138cm & not over 148cm.

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To be owned & ridden by resident of the District. (see regulation 14) Class 1005 Novice Show Pony, Mare or Gelding over 138cm & not over 148cm. 0-5 wins. Class 1006 Open Show Pony, Mare or Gelding over 138cm & not over 143cm. Class 1007 Open Show Pony, Mare or Gelding over 143cm & not over 148cm. CHAMPION and RESERVECHAMPION OPEN SHOW PONY. To be judged from winners of above classes 1006 and 1007. Second placed Open Show Pony to the Champion to be judged alongside remaining winner for Reserve Champion’. Class 1008 Open Paced and Mannered Show Pony over 138 cm & not over 148 cm Class 1009 Best Rider on a Group A pony Class 1010 Best District Rider on a Group A pony Whose parents reside in the District (see Regulation 14).

Group B Show Ponies Over 128cm & Not Exceeding 138cm.

Not a HOY Qualifier.

Judge: Joanne Judson Start time: 8.00 am Entry Fee: Members $6.00 and non-Members $8.00. Prize Money: See Regulation No. 27. Please remember that all prize winners are required for the Grand Parade at 3.00 pm

A UNITY CHALLENGE CUP for competition for boy or girl rider 17 years of age and under was donated by the late MRS HELEN MACFARLANE (Class 1020).

CHAMPION and RESERVE CHAMPION sashes and certificates will be presented.

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Open to mares, fillies and geldings only.

Class 1020 Unity To be judged on turn out, paces, manners, and rider Simple snaffle bits only. Class 1021 District Pony over 128cm & not over 138cm. To be owned and ridden by a resident of the District (see regulation 14) Class 1022 Novice Show Pony over 128cm & not exceeding 138cm: 0-5 wins. Class 1023 Open Show Pony over 128cm & not exceeding 133cm: Class 1024 Open Show Pony over 133cm & not exceeding 138cm. CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION OPEN SHOW PONY. To be judged from winners of the above classes 1023 and 1024. Second placed Open Show Pony to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winner. Class 1025 Open Paced and Mannered Show Pony over 128cm & not over 138cm Class 1026 Best Rider on a Group B pony Class 1027 Best District Rider on a Group B pony See Regulation 14

Group C Ponies Not Exceeding 128cm

Not a HOY Qualifier

Judge: Marie Boal Start time: 8.00 am. Note change in time from 2017. Entry Fee: Members $6.00 and non-members $8.00 Prize Money: See Regulation No 27. Simple snaffle bits only to be used in Group C. Open to Mares, Fillies and Geldings only. Please remember that all prize winners are required for the Grand Parade `at 3.00 pm

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Mrs J. J. Wyllie has donated the J. J. WYLLIE CHALLENGE CUP for the Champion Pony not over 128 cm.

Class 1030 Unity To be judged on turnout, paces, manners and rider. Class 1031 District Pony not over 128cm. To be owned & ridden by resident of the District. (see Regulation 14) Class 1032 Novice Show Pony not exceeding 128cm: 0-5 wins. Class 1033 Open Show Pony, not exceeding 123 cm. Class 1034 Open Show Pony, over 123cm and not exceeding 128cm CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION OPEN SHOW PONY. To be judged from winners of the above classes 1033 and 1034. Second placed Open Show Pony to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winner. Class 1035 Open Paced and Mannered Show Pony not exceeding 128 cm. Class 1036 Best Rider on a Group C pony. Class 1037 Best District Rider on a Group C pony See Regulation 14

Group D Saddle Hunter Pony

HOY QUALIFIER.

Judge: Kerri Moffett Start time: 8:00 am.

Entry Fee: Members $6.00 and non-members $8.00 Prize Money: See Regulation No. 27. Open to Mares, Fillies and Geldings only. Please remember that all prize winners are required for the Grand Parade at 3.00 pm

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CHAMPION and RESERVE CHAMPION Sashes and

Certificates will be presented.

Class 1039 Best Presented Saddle Hunter Pony To be judged on turnout, paces, manners and rider. Class 1040 District Saddle Hunter Pony not exceeding 148 cm To be owned and ridden by a resident of the District. (see Regulation 14). Class 1041 Novice Saddle Hunter Pony not exceeding 148 cm 0-2 wins Class 1042 Novice Saddle Hunter Pony not exceeding 148 cm: 0-5 wins

CHAMPION and RESERVE CHAMPION NOVICE SADDLE HUNTER PONY. To be judged from winners of above classes 1041 and 1042. Second place Novice Saddle Hunter Pony to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winner for Reserve Champion

Class 1043 Open Saddle Hunter Pony not exceeding 128cm Class 1044 Open Saddle Hunter Pony over 128cm and not exceeding 138cm Class 1045 Open Saddle Hunter Pony, over 138cm and not exceeding 148cm

CHAMPION and RESERVE CHAMPION OPEN SADDLE HUNTER PONY. To be judged from winners of above classes 1043 - 1045. Second place Open Saddle Hunter Pony to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve Champion

Class 1046 Novice Paced and Mannered 0 - 5 wins Saddle Hunter Pony Class 1047 Open Paced and Mannered Saddle Hunter Pony, Class 1048 Best Rider on a Group D pony (not a HOY Qualifier) Class 1049 Best District Rider on a group D pony

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Refer Regulation 14

Group E Lead Rein and First Ridden Classes

HOY QUALIFIER

Start time: 8:00 am Robin Needham Ring. Judge: Annabel Fitzsimmonds Entry Fee: Members $6.00 and non-members $8.00 Prize money: see Regulation 27. For ponies not exceeding 128 cm (Lead Rein). For ponies not exceeding 138 cm (First Ridden). Age of Riders as at 1 August 2019. Riders in this section are not eligible to compete in any other sections. Riders in this section may only enter either Lead Rein or First Ridden, but not both. Ponies may compete in both lead rein and first ridden but not with the same rider. Ponies to be judged on suitability, temperament and safeness 60% and conformation and paces 40%. Simple Snaffle bits only – Refer to Rules CD2, CDE 3 and Appendix B of the RAS Equestrian Rule Book Open to Mares, Fillies and Geldings only. Please note: A Novice exhibit or rider is one that has yet to win six (6) classes in any division within the competitions provided at any A &P Association Show/Event. Please remember that all prize winners are required for the Winners Parade at 10.45 am

CHAMPION and RESERVE CHAMPION sashes will be presented in both Lead Rein and First Ridden sections.

MRS N. PAINTER AND FAMILY donate the A.D. TROWBRIDGE MEMORIAL CUPS for Champion Lead Rein and Champion First Ridden ponies in memory of a Mother and Grandmother.

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LEAD REIN (HOY QUALIFIER)

Riders will be 4 years of age, up to and including 7 years in Lead Rein Classes. Riders are those as yet unable to ride without assistance from a leader or attendant and should be judged accordingly. Ponies must be led by an attendant 14 years and older, with lead rein attached to the noseband of snaffle bridle. Running or bearing reins or similar tackle are not allowed. Ponies will be asked to walk and trot. There will be no whips or spurs and no cantering under any circumstances. Class 1050 Best Presented on Lead Rein Grooming, condition and cleanliness of saddlery, dress of rider and handler and general appearance will be considered. Class 1051 Novice Lead Rein Pony not exceeding 128 cm: 0 - 5 wins Class 1052 Open Lead Rein Pony not exceeding 123 cm Class 1053 Open Lead Rein Pony, over 123 cm and not exceeding 128 cm CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION LEADING REIN PONY. To be judged from the winners of the above classes 1051 - 1053. Second place Lead Rein Pony to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve Champion Class 1054 Open Paced and Mannered Lead Rein Pony not over 128 cm Class 1055 Best Rider 4 & 5 years Not eligible for any other riding class. Class 1056 Best Rider 6 & 7 years of age Not eligible for other riding classes.

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FIRST RIDDEN (HOY QUALIFIER)

Rider to be under 10 years of age. Ponies to be not over 138 cm. Please remember that all prize winners are required for the GRAND PARADE. No cantering is allowed as a class; however, the judge may ask for a canter in the individual workouts. A cane or whip not exceeding 68 cm in length with a flap 2 cm by 4 cm may be carried. Riders are only allowed to compete in the First Ridden Section after riding for no more than 24 months from the date of the first Show in this Section (R.A.S. Rule CDE3). Good manners and willingness of the pony and the degree of control of the rider will be taken into account.

Ponies may compete in Lead Rein and First Ridden but NOT with the same rider. Ponies to be judged on suitability and safeness 60%, conformation and paces 40%. Class 1057 Best Presented First Ridden Grooming, condition and cleanliness of saddlery, dress of rider and general appearance to be considered. Class 1058 Novice First Ridden Pony not exceeding 138 cm: 0-5 wins Class 1059 Open First Ridden Pony not exceeding 128 cm Class 1060 Open First Ridden Pony over 128 cm and not exceeding 138 cm

CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION FIRST

RIDDEN PONY. To be judged from the winners of above

classes 1058 - 1060. Second placed First Ridden Pony to

the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining

winners for Reserve Champion

Class 1061 Novice Paced and Mannered First Ridden Pony 0- 5 wins Class 1062 Open Paced and Mannered First Ridden Pony Class 1063 Open Rider (First Ridden Section)

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Not eligible for other riding classes. Restricted to first ridden competitors. Class 1064 Novice Rider First Ridden Section 0 - 5 wins

Group F Saddle Hunters

HOY QUALIFIER

SADDLE HUNTERS OVER 148 cm Judge: Jo Pasley Start time: 8:00 am. Entry fee: Members $4.00 and non-members $6.00 Prize Money: see Regulation No. 27. Please remember that all prize winners are required for the grand Parade.

E. O'FEE CHALLENGE CUP is awarded to the Champion Saddle Hunter.

CHAMPION and RESERVE CHAMPION Sashes and Certificates will be presented.

The NICHOLLS MEMORIAL TROPHY is presented to the Supreme Champion Horse Groups F, G, H and I, with sash & certificate.

Class 1068 District Saddle Hunter To be owned and ridden by a resident of the District (see Regulation 14). Class 1069 Novice Saddle Hunter 0 - 2 wins Class 1070 Novice Saddle Hunter 0-5 wins

CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION NOVICE

SADDLE HUNTER. To be judged from the winners of

above classes 1069 and 1070. Second placed Novice Saddle

Hunter to the Champion to be judged alongside the

remaining winners for Reserve Champion

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Class 1071 Open Saddle Hunter over 148 cm and not exceeding 163 cm Class 1072 Open Saddle Hunter over 163 cm

An exhibit may only be entered in a Lady's or Gentleman's

class - not both.

Class 1073 Open Lady's Saddle Hunter on Type (Conformation class). Lady or Gentleman Rider Class 1074 Open Gentleman's Saddle Hunter on Type (Conformation class) Lady or Gentleman Rider.

CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION OPEN

SADDLE HUNTER. To be judged from the winners of

above classes 1071 – 1074. Second placed Open Saddle

Hunter to the Champion to be judged alongside the

remaining winners for Reserve Champion

Class 1075 Novice Paced and Mannered Saddle Hunter, 0-5 wins Class 1076 Open Paced and Mannered Saddle Hunter Classes 1077 and 1078 not a HOY Qualifier Class 1077 Working Hunter not exceeding 163 cm Riders will be called on to jump. Class 1078 Working Hunter 163 cm and over Riders will be called on to jump.

Group G Park Hacks And Cobs

Start time: 8:00 am. Judge; Margaret Jenkins Entry fee: Members $8.00 and non-members $10.00 Prize Money: Regulation No. 27. Please remember that all prize winners are required for the Grand Parade at 3.00 pm

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Note that Cobs are not eligible to compete in the Pony Section.

CHAMPION and RESERVE CHAMPION Sashes and Certificates will be presented for Park Hacks and Cobs.

The BOB PARSONS MEMORIAL CHALLENGE CUP is presented to the Best Paced & Mannered Hack not over 158 cm.

PANKHURST CONTRACTING sponsor the winner of the District Classes.

PARK HACKS (HOY Qualifier)

Park Hacks - over 148cm and not exceeding 158cm The NICHOLLS MEMORIAL TROPHY presented to the Supreme Champion Horse Groups F, G, H and I, with sash & certificate. Class 1090 Best Presented Class 1091 District Hack, not over 158 cm To be owned and ridden by a resident of the District (see regulation 14). Class 1092 Novice Park Hack 0-2 wins Class 1093 Novice Park Hack, 0-5 wins


PARK HACKS. To be judged from the winners of above

classes 1092 and 1093. Second placed Novice Park Hack to

the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining

winners for Reserve Champion

Class 1094 Open Park Hack over 148 cm and not exceeding 153 cm Class 1095 Open Park Hack over 153 cm and not exceeding 158 cm


class - not both.

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Class 1096 Open Lady's Park Hack on Type (conformation class) Lady or Gentleman Rider. Class 1097 Open Gentleman's Park Hack on Type (conformation class) Lady or Gentleman Rider.

CHAMPION and RESERVE CHAMPION OPEN PARK

HACK. To be judged from winners of above classes 1094 -

1097. Second placed Open Park Hack to the Champion to

be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve

Champion.

Class 1098 Novice Paced and Mannered Park Hack 0 - 5 wins Class 1099 Open Paced and Mannered Park Hack

COBS

Not HOY Class 1100 Novice Cob, Mare or Gelding, over 148 cm not over 155 cm, 0-5 wins Simple snaffle bits only. Class 1101 Open Cob, Mare or Gelding, over 148 cm not over 155 cm Judge CHAMPION and RESERVE CHAMPION Cob. (from winners of classes 1100 and 1101; second place getters to stand by).

The STANZA CUP is awarded to the winner.

Class 1102 Best Paced Cob over 148 cm not over 155 cm Class 1103 Best Mannered Cob over 148 cm not over 155 cm

Group H Hacks over 158 cm

HOY QUALIFIER

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An exhibit may only be entered in the Show Hack or Riding Horse or Saddle Hunter Section.

Start time: 7.45 am Judge:Gillian Thompson Entry Fee: Members $8.00 and non-members $10.00 Prize Money: Regulation No. 27. Please remember that all prize winners are required for the Grand Parade at 3.00 pm


The NICHOLLS MEMORIAL TROPHY presented to the Supreme Champion Horse Groups F, G and H, with sash & certificate.

The BETTY MURRAY MEMORIAL CUP is presented to the CHAMPION DISTRICT HACK.

The Bailey family of AMBERLEIGH STUD sponsor and will present a Garland to the Supreme Champion Hack.

Class 1130 AMBERLEY PONY CLUB CHALLENGE CUP for the best hack

To be owned and ridden by an active member of the

Amberley Pony Club and for riders up to 21 years of age.

Winners will hold the Cup for one year but the winning

combination is not eligible to compete for the Cup in the

following year.

Class 1131 District Hack over 158 cm To be owned & ridden by a resident of District. (see Regulation 14). Class 1132 Novice Hack: 0-2 wins Class 1133 Novice Hack: 0-5 wins

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HACKS. To be judged from the winners of above classes

1132 and 1133. Second placed Park Hack to the Champion

to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve

Champion

Class 1134 Open Hack over 158 cm and not exceeding 163 cm To be shown in saddle. Class 1135 Open Hack, over 163 cm To be shown in saddle.


class - not both.

Class 1136 Open Lady's Hack on Type (conformation class) - Lady or Gentleman Rider. Class 1137 Open Gentleman's Hack on Type (conformation class) Lady or Gentleman Rider.

CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION OPEN

HACKS. To be judged from the winners of above classes

1134 - 1137. Second placed Open Hack to the Champion to

be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve

Champion

Class 1138 Novice Paced and Mannered Hack: 0 - 5 wins Class 1139 Open Paced and Mannered Hack over 158 cm Class 1140 Walking Hack Mare or Gelding. to be ridden (style and manners to be considered).

Stock and Station Horses

ARAWATA CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS sponsor classes in this section.

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Entry fees: Members $6.00 and non-members $8.00 Prizes: Regulation no 27. Start time: 8.30 am. To be held in Robin Needham ring. Entrants in classes 1155 and 1156 must have competed in two flat classes to be eligible to accumulate points for the prize given for most points. Horses must be a minimum of 142 cm. Riders can be any age. Stock and station gear and attire is to be worn. Gear and rider turnout will be appropriate for use with a Stock and Station Horse. The judge and/or steward has the right to inspect equipment including the bit.

HATS and SAFETY HELMETS.

All riders, including harness drivers, competing at R.A.S.

affiliated A. &P. Shows/Events must wear protective

headgear, which includes a retaining harness secured to the

shell at more than two points. Such headgear must be worn

with the chinstrap properly adjusted and fastened when in

the arena or ring, the practice area collecting rings or

anywhere else within a Showground. Hats/helmets must

conform with one of the current approved safety standards

and must be "red tagged". These standards may be subject

to change but the latest list can be found at

http://www.ras.org.nz – equestrian. R.A.S. will advise any

changes via their website and Facebook page.

Barrel and Keyhole classes are open to any horse and rider

present at the show.

Please note that all prize winners are required for the Grand

Parade at 3.00 pm

The Bug A Lugs Trophy is awarded for the most points in

the Ridden Pattern and Obstacle Race (Total Combined

Points).

Sashes for CHAMPION and RESERVE CHAMPION

Stock & Station Horse will be presented.

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Class 1150 District Ridden Stock Horse (Non-Championship) To be owned and ridden by a resident of the District (see Regulation 14). Class 1151 Stock Horse to be ridden by a rider under 20 (Non-Championship) Not eligible for "Most Points" prize Class 1152 Ridden Stock Horse Class 1153 Walking Horse Class 1154 Ridden Pattern Class Class 1155 Obstacle Race Class 1156 Calf Tie Judge CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION STOCK AND STATION HORSE (from winners of Classes 1152, 1153, 1154, 1155 and 1156; second place getters to stand by) Class 1157 Barrel Race Rider 20 Years and over Open to any horse and rider. Class 1158 Barrel Race Rider under 20 Years Open to any rider under 20 years. Class 1159 Keyhole Race Rider 20 Years and Over Open to any horse and rider. Class 1160 Keyhole Race Rider Under 20 Years Open to any horse and rider under 20 years.

Side Saddle

Start time: Approx. 10.00 am.

Judge: Gillian Thompson Entry Fee: Members $6.00 and non-members $8.00. Prize Money: Regulation No. 27.

Competitors may not be required to canter. Please remember that all prize winners are required for the Grand Parade at 3.00 pm

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CHAMPION and RESERVE CHAMPION Sashes and

Certificates will be presented.

Class 1161 Best Turnout Class 1162 Best Lady Rider Class 1163 Best Mount Judge CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION SIDE SADDLE. (Winners of classes 1161, 1162 and 1163: second place getters to stand by)

Standardbreds

HOY QUALIFIER

Start time: 8.00 am Robin Needham ring. Judge: Lisa Horne Entry Fee: Members $6.00 and Non-members $8.00 Prize Money: Regulation No. 27. All horses must carry an official Harness Racing Brand. Horses age is of 1 August. Height Certificates must be carried where classes are defined by height. Novice performance cards to be carried and documented. Novice classification: a) A Novice exhibit or rider is one that has yet to win six (6) classes in any division within the competitions provided at any A & P Show/Event. Note: To clarify further, at time of first day of the Show/Event competition, if you have 0, 1 or 2 wins - you can enter the 0-2 wins class, if you have 0, 1, 2 or 3 wins - you can enter the 0-3 wins class, if you have 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 wins - you can enter the 0-5 wins class. Once you have achieved 6 wins in Conformation (and this includes Ladies & Gents classes) and/or Paced and Mannered classes, you can no longer enter in Novice classes in this category. Novice horses must be shown in a snaffle bridle. Only Open confirmation, Open Champion & Reserve Champion are HOY Qualifying classes.

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Please note that all prize winners are required for the winners Parade at 10.45 am CHAMPION and RESERVE CHAMPION Sashes and Certificates will be presented. Sponsored by the New Zealand Standardbred Breeders Association.

Standardbred In Hand

Second place getters standby. Class 1165 Best Presented Class 1166 Young Stock 3 years and under Class 1167 Mare 4 years and over Class 1168 Gelding 4 years and over Class 1169 Best Paced CHAMPION and RESERVE CHAMPION IN HAND STANDARDBRED to be judged from the winners of Classes 1166, 1167 and 1168.

Standardbred Ridden

CHAMPION and RESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN STANDARDBRED to be judged from the winners of Classes 1174, 1175 and 1176. Second place getters standby. Class 1170 Best Presented Class 1171 Best Rider Class 1172 Novice 0 - 2 Wins Class 1173 Novice 0 - 5 wins Judge: CHAMPION AND RESERVE NOVICE RIDDEN CHAMPION (from winners of classes 1172 and 1173; second place getters to stand by). Class 1174 Open 158 cm and under Class 1175 Open over 158 cm

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Judge: CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION OPEN RIDDEN; (from winners of classes 1174 and 1175 Class 1176 Lady's Ridden Standardbred on type To be ridden by a lady or Gentleman. Judge: CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION OPEN RIDDEN; (from winners of classes 1174, 1175 and 1176; second place getters to stand by). Class 1177 Best Paced Class 1178 Best Mannered Judge: CHAMPION PACED AND MANNERED RIDDEN: (from winner's classes 1177 and 1178: second place getters to stand by).

Led Horses and Ponies

Start time: Approx. 9.15 am Robin Needham ring. Judge: Kevin Lawrence Entry Fee: Members $6.00 and non-member $8.00. Prize Money: Regulation No. 27. Note that all prize winners are required for the winners Parade at 10.45 am Class 1180 Best Presented Pony or Hack and Handler Class 1181 Pony Brood Mare not over 148 cm Mare to be in foal (to foal before 31.1.18) or with foal at foot. Class 1182 Yearling Colt, Filly or Gelding, not over 140 cm Class 1183 Two-year-old Colt, Filly or Gelding, not over 146 cm Class 1184 Three-year-old Colt, Filly or Gelding, not over 148 cm Judge CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION IN HAND PONY.

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(From winners of Classes 1181, 1182, 1183 and 1184; second place getters to stand by). Class 1185 Best Paced Pony not over 148 cm [To mature in the Judge's opinion.] Class 1186 Hack Brood Mare over 148 cm (Mare to be in foal (to foal before 31.1.20) or with foal at foot. Class 1187 Yearling Colt, Filly or Gelding over 148 cm [Suitable for saddle purposes and maturing in the Judge’s opinion.] Class 1188 Two-year-old Colt, Filly or Gelding over 148 cm [Suitable for saddle purposes and maturing in Judge’s opinion.] Class 1189 Three-year-old Colt, Filly or Gelding over 148 cm [Suitable for saddle purposes and maturing in Judge's opinion.]

Judge Champion In Hand Hack from classes 1186, 1187,

1188 and 1189. Second place getters to stand by.

Class 1190 Best Paced Hack over 148 cm To mature in the Judge's opinion.

Judge SUPREME CHAMPION IN HAND.

Clydesdale

Sponsored by: RJ & JF Forrester

Start time: Approx. 11.00 am. Robin Needham ring. Judge: Lois Newick Entry Fee: Members $6.00 and non-members $8.00. Please note that all prize winners are required for the Grand Parade at 3.00 pm


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The AMBERLEY BREEDER'S ASSOCIATION PRESIDENT'S CUP is awarded to the CHAMPION CLYDESDALE.

Class 1191 Best Turned Out Clydesdale and Handler Class 1192 Mare or Gelding any age Class 1193 Yearling Colt, Filly or Gelding Class 1194 Two-year-old Colt, Filly or Gelding Judge CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION CLYDESDALE. (From the winners of classes 1192 to 1194 inclusive). Class 1195 Best Walking Clydesdale Class 1196 Ridden Clydesdale Class 1197 Working Clydesdale Horse to be driven in sledge.

Pinto

Start time: In Hand 8.00 am. Robin Needham ring. Judge: Karen Sampson Ridden classes approx. 9.45 am to follow Group H in main ring. Entry fee: $6.00 members and $8.00 non-members. For Pinto coloured horses only. Horses must be registered in their correct Division and the owner must be a current financial member of the NZ Pinto Horse Society Inc. Classes are open to any height. Prizes: first three placings - $8, $5 & $3 and if more than six Entries: first four placings - $11, $8, $5 & $3. Please note that all prize winners are required for the Winners Parade at 10.45 am


The NZ PINTO HORSE SOCIETY INC. sponsor the Sashes and prizes for the champions.

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In Hand Pinto

Class 1200 Best Presented Pinto and Handler Class 1201 Best Colour and Pattern Class 1202 Best Paced and Mannered Class 1203 Best Foal or Yearling Class 1204 Best Two or Three-Year-Old Judge CHAMPION and RESERVE CHAMPION IN HAND YOUNGSTOCK (from winners of Classes 1203 and 1204; second place getters to stand by) Class 1205 Best Show Horse Four Years and Over Class 1206 Best Saddle Hunter, four years and over Judge CHAMPION and RESERVE CHAMPION IN HAND ADULT (from winners of Classes 1205 and 1206; second place getters to stand by)

Judge SUPREME CHAMPION IN HAND PINTO

Ridden Pinto

Class 1207 Ridden Best Presented Horse and Rider Class 1208 Ridden Novice: 0-5 wins Class 1209 Ridden Open Class 1210 Ridden Best Paced and Mannered Judge CHAMPION and RESERVE CHAMPION Ridden Pinto (from winners of classes 1208 and 1209: second place getters to stand by).

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Miniature Horses

Location: Terrace overlooking Domain at north end of grounds. Access and Parking off Douglas Road.

Start time: 8:00 am. Judge: Vanessa Gibb Entry Fee: Members $6.00 and non-members $8.00 Prize Money: Regulation No. 27. Please note that all prize winners are required for the Grand Parade at 3.00 pm

CHAMPION and RESERVE CHAMPION Sashes will be awarded for Category A & B will be awarded, as well as a Sash for the SUPREME CHAMPION.

The Category A cup has been donated by Goldenbanks for the Champion Miniature Horse Category A.

The Category B Cup has been donated by Goldenbanks for the Champion Miniature Horse Category B.

The AMBERLEY SUPERMARKET cup is presented for the best presented young stock of Category A, from class 1226.

SOUTHERN IRRIGATION CONTRACTING donates a CHALLENGE CUP for Class 1224.

The UPRITCHARD FAMILY donates a CHALLENGE CUP for Supreme Champion.

Category A (under 34")

Class 1220 Best presented Horse & Handler - Horse 2 years and under Class 1221 Yearling Colt, Filly or Gelding Class 1222 Two-year-old Colt, Filly or Gelding Class 1223 Three-year-old Colt, Filly or Gelding Class 1224 Mare or Gelding four years & over

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Class 1225 Stallion four years and over Judge CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION MINIATURE HORSE, CATEGORY A. (From winners of Classes 1221, 1222, 1223, 1224 and 1225; second place getters to stand by). Class 1226 Best Presented Horse and Handler. Horse 3 years and over Class 1227 Best Head Class 1228 Best Movement Class 1229 Best Colour

Category B (34" To 38")

Class 1230 Yearling Colt, Filly or Gelding Class 1231 Two-year-old Yearling Colt, Filly or Gelding Class 1232 Three-year-old Colt, Filly or Gelding Class 1233 Mare or Gelding four years and over Class 1234 Stallion four years and over Judge CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION MINIATURE HORSE, CATEGORY B. (From winners of Classes 1230, 1231, 1232, 1233 and 1234; second placegetters to stand by). Class 1235 Best Presented Horse and Handler. Horse 2 yrs and under Class 1236 Best Presented Horse and Handler. Horse to be 3 yrs and over Class 1237 Best Head Class 1238 Best Movement Class 1239 Best Colour

Judge SUPREME CHAMPION MINIATURE HORSE

FROM CATEGORY A & B.

Class 1240 Junior Showmanship, up to 12 years of age Category A and B combined. Class 1241 Open Showmanship. 12 years of age and over

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From Category A and B Combined.

In Hand Shetland Pony

Start time: Approx. 11.15 am Robin Needham Ring Entry Fees: Members $6.00 and non-members $8.00. Prize Money: See Regulation 27. Only Shetlands registered with the NZ Shetland Pony Breeders Society are eligible for entry in this section. Registration numbers must be stated on the entry form. To be shown in natural coat and full feather. All prize winners are required for the Grand Parade at 3.00 pm

April Buckingham has donated the TOONMALS CUP

for the CHAMPION young stock Shetland Pony.

Class 1250 Best Presented Shetland Pony and Handler Class 1251 Purebred Stallion 4 years and over Class 1252 Purebred Mare 4 years and over Class 1253 Purebred Gelding 4 years and over Class 1254 Best paced and mannered Adult Judge CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION ADULT Shetland Pony. (winners of Classes 1251, 1252 and 1253 to parade; second place getters to stand by.) Class 1255 Purebred Colt, Filly or Gelding, Foal or Yearling Class 1256 Purebred Colt, Filly or Gelding 2 years Class 1257 Colt, Filly or Gelding, 3 Years. Class 1258 Best Paced and Mannered young stock Judge CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION YOUNGSTOCK Shetland Pony. (winners of Classes 1255, 1256 and 1257 to parade; second place getters to stand by.) Judge SUPREME CHAMPION Shetland Pony

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(from winners of Champion Adult and Champion Youngstock Pony)

Hunter Jumping Ponies (HOY Qualifier)

Start time: 11.30 am. Entry Fee: Members $14.00 and non-members $17.00. Prize Money: Regulation No. 27 or as stated. Please note that all prize winners are required for the Grand Parade at 3.00 pm

CHAMPION and RESERVE CHAMPION Sashes & Certificates will be presented.

Class 1280 District Round the Ring See Regulation 14. Prizes for first four places: $30, $20, $5 and $5. Class 1281 Novice Pony Hunter, over fences 0 - 5 wins Class 1282 Open Pony Hunter over fences, not exceeding 138 cm Class 1283 Open Pony Hunter over fences, over 138 cm & not exceeding 148 cm CHAMPION and RESERVE CHAMPION HUNTER JUMPINGPONY. To be judged from the winners of the above classes 1282 and 1283. Second placed Hunter Jumping Pony to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winner.

Hunter Jumping – Horses

Start time: 11:30 am. Entry fee: Refer to each Class. Prize Money: Regulation No. 27 or as stated. Open to horses over 148 cm. Class 1223 is for Qualified Hunters only. Three hunts this season. Note that Classes may be limited to the first 35 entries. Please also note that all prize winners are required for the Grand Parade at 3.00 pm

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The late DR T. T. THOMPSON'S CUP is presented to the Champion Hunter.

The H. D. GREENWOOD CHALLENGE CUP is presented to the Open Hunter.

The BRACKENFIELD HUNT SALVER is presented by members of the Deans family in memory of Mina Deans.

Mr. H. F. Symonds & family donate a Challenge Cup to be known as the NICOLA SYMONDS MEMORIAL TROPHY for competition in Class 1290, District Hunter Round the Ring.

CHAMPION and RESERVE CHAMPION Sashes & Certificates will be presented.

Class 1290 District Round the Ring Hunter Entry Fee: Members $14.00 and non-members $17.00. Horses are to be owned and ridden by a resident of the District (see Regulation 14). Class 1291 Novice Hunter, 0 - 5 wins Entry fee: Members $14.00 and non-members $17.00. Class 1292 Qualified Hunters Entry Fee: Members $14.00 and non-members $17.00. Qualified Hunters only may enter. A Master's certificate must be carried. Prizes for first five places: $100.00, $40.00, $30.00, $20.00 and $10.00. The BRACKENFIELD HUNTER SALVER is presented to the winner of this Class. Class 1293 Open Hunter over 148cm and not exceeding 163cm Entry Fee: Members $14.00 and non-members $17.00. Prizes for the first five places: $175, $120, $70, $20 and $15. Class 1294 Open Hunter over 163 cm

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Entry Fee: Members $14.00 and non-members $17.00. Prizes per Regulation 27. CHAMPION and RESERVE CHAMPION HUNTER JUMPING HORSE. To be judged from the winners of the above Open classes 1292 – 1294. Second place Hunter Jumping Horse to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winner for Reserve Champion

Show Jumping PONIES

SHOW JUMPING IS NOT RUN UNDER ESNZ

RULES THUS HORSE/PONIES DO NOT NEED TO

BE REGISTERED NOR WILL LEVIES BE

CHARGED

Start time: Immediately following the Grand Parade,

unless otherwise advised. If the start time is altered,

entrants will be advised (Email addresses would be

appreciated).

Entry fee: Refer to each Class. Prize Money: Regulation 27 or as stated. The running order for all show jumping classes will be advised. Ponies and hacks may be unable to compete in numerous classes if the welfare of the horse is in question, which is at the discretion of the judge.

All Riders are to be under 17 years of age on the day of the

show.

The HY-LYTE CHALLENGE CUP is presented by the McLean family for the Amberley Pony Club Pony with the most points in show jumping.

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The S E UPRITCHARD CHALLENGE CUP is presented to the winner of Class 1233.

A new class has been added this year. It is a Pairs Novelty class, and all riders are welcome to enter. Entry fee $8.00 per pair

Class 1300 Table A M 5. Pony not over 148 cm: Approx. 75 cm. Instant Jump Off Entry fee: Members $6.00 and non-members $8.00. Height approximately 75cm. Class 1301 Table AM 5 Pony not over 148 cm. Approx. 90 cm. Instant Jump Off Entry fee Members $6.00 and non-members $8.00. Pony not over 148 cm. Height approximately 90 cm. Prize money sponsored by Helen Douglas-Withers Independent Norwex Sales Consultant. Class 1302 Table A.M.5, Approx 99cms. Pony not over 148cm Entry fee Members $8.00 and non-members $10.00. Height approximately 99cm. Class 1303 AVON CITY FORD Table AM 5, approx. 1.10 m. Pony not over 148 cm Entry Fee: Members $8.00 and non-members $10.00 Pony not over 148 cm. Height approximately 1.10 m. Class 1304 Table AM 2, Approx. 85 cm. Pony not over 148 cm Entry fee: Members $6.00 and non-members $8.00. Pony not over 148 cm. Height approximately 85 cm. Class 1305 Table AM 2, Height approx. 1.05 m. Pony not over 148 cm Entry fee: Members $8.00 and non-members $10.00.

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Pony not over 148 cm: Height approximately 1.05 metres. Class 1306 AVON CITY FORD, Two Jump Challenge, Ponies not over 148 cm Entry fee: Members $10.00 and non-members $12.00. Starting height: Approximately 90 cm. A rosette will be awarded to the winner Class 1306 may be run concurrently with Class 1315 (Open Horse 2 Jump Challenge). First and second prizes will be given in both Classes but there will also be a prize for the overall winner of Classes 1306 and 1315, for the pony or hack achieving the greatest height. Prizes for the first two places: $200.00 and $100.00. Class 1316 Pony Pairs Novelty This class will take place at the completion of the Show Jumping. Height 60 cms. Entries taken on the day: $8.00 per pair

HORSES

SHOW JUMPING IS NOT RUN UNDER ESNZ RULES THUS HORSES/PONIES DO NOT NEED TO BE REGISTERED NOR

WILL LEVIES BE CHARGE.

Start time: 9.00am for Hack Show Jumping Classes. Riders in first two classes will be advised of their start time and running order. Email addresses would be appreciated. Entry fee: refer to each class. Prize Money: as stated, otherwise as for Hunters: Regulation 27. Please note that all prize winners are required for the Grand parade. Ponies and hacks may be unable to compete in numerous classes if the welfare of the horse is in question, which is at the discretion of the judge. The SOLOMON CHALLENGE TROPHY, donated by Late Mrs. B G Rutherford is awarded to the winner of class 1311. ELLIS UPRICHARD CUP is awarded to the winner of class 1314.

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A new class has been added this year: Pairs Novelty Class. This class is open to all riders. Entry fee $8.00 per pair. The class will be run at the completion of the Show Jumping classes. Class 1307 Table AM 5 80 cm. Instant Jump Off Entry Fee: Members $8.00 and non-members $10.00 Class 1308 Table AM 5 90cm. Instant Jump Off Entry Fee: Members $8.00 and non-members $10.00 Class 1309 Table AM 5 99 cm Instant Jump Off Entry Fee: Members $8.00 and non-members $10.00 Class 1310 ARTHUR BURKE LTD. Table AM 5. Approx. 1.10 m Entry Fee: Members $13.00 and non-members $15.00. Height approximately 1.10 m. Prizes for first three places: $120, $60, $40. Class 1311 ARTHUR BURKE LTD. Table AM 5: Approx. 1.2 m Entry Fee: Members $13.00 and non-Members $15.00. Height approximately 1.20 m. Prizes for the first three places: $100, $70, $40, $40. The SOLOMAN CHALLENGE TROPHY is presented to the winner of this Class. Class 1312 Golden Oldies. Table AM 2: Approx. 90 cm Entry Fee: Member $8.00 and non-member $10.00 Open to competitors 50 years and over. Class 1313 Table AM 2: 95 cm Entry Fee: Member $8.00 and non-member $10.00 Height 95 cm. Class 1314 Table AM 2: 1.10 metres Entry Fee: Member $10.00 and non-member $12.00. Height: 1.10 m. Prizes for the first four places: $50, $30, $20 and $10.

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The ELLIS UPRITCHARD CHALLENGE CUP is presented to the winner of this Class. Class 1315 Open Horse Two Jump Challenge Entry Fee: Member $13.00 and non-member $15.00. Height: In the first round the highest fence will be approximately 1.10 m. Start time: This Class will be run immediately following the Grand Parade, concurrently with Class 1306 (Two Jump Challenge Ponies, not over 148cm). A rosette will be awarded to the winner First and second prizes will be given in each Class, but there will be also a prize for the overall winner of Classes 1306 and 1315, the hack or pony achieving the greatest height. In the first round, the highest fence will be approximately 1.10 m. Prizes for first two places in Open Hacks: $200 and $100.00. Class 1317 Pairs Novelty Show Jumping Height 60 cm. Open to all riders. The class will be run at the completion of the Show Jumping Classes Entries taken on the day

Sheep

Entry Fee: Members $4.00 and non-members $5.00 Prize Money: As Regulation 27 or as stated.

Note that prize money has been increased to

Number of entries

1st 2nd 3rd

1 $10.00 2 $15.00 $10.00 3 $20.00 $10.00

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4 or more $20.00 $10.00 $5.00

Judging starts at 9.00 am.

THE ASB CHAMPION RAM NOT OVER 18 MONTHS will be judged in the sheep ring at 12.00 am. The winners of all "Ram not over 18 months" Classes will parade, followed by the Commercial Export Lamb Sire Class. Prize money: 1st $100.00, 2nd $60.00 and 3rd $40.00.

THE RAVENSDOWN CHAMPION EWE NOT OVER 18 MONTHS will be judged in the sheep ring at 12.00 am. The winners of all "Ewe not over 18 months" Classes will parade, followed by the Commercial Export Lamb Sire Class. Prize money: Prizes sponsored by Ravensdown.

ALL BREEDS

Conditions:

1. No exhibit entered in Sheep Classes will be allowed on the grounds if suffering from FOOTROT or LICE.

2. All sheep entered in the Breed Classes must be entered in a recognized Flock Book. Flock Book numbers must be quoted on the entry form.

3. Brucella Ovis: All rams entered will be tested free or be from an accredited free flock. Entrants must produce a certificate of testing or an accredited certificate to this effect when called upon to do so by the official appointed by the Association.

4. Sheep in the Breeding Classes must be unshorn, except for those entered in the shorn classes. Sheep in shorn classes must be machine shorn fairly and closely to the skin.

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5. Judges will be instructed not to award prizes to sheep which they consider unfairly shorn or excessively trimmed, oiled or coloured. Judges will also disqualify sheep on which any adhesive substance, string or other material has been used for the purpose of concealing or altering any defect in the fleece or form of the sheep.

6. Exhibitors are reminded that the use of bloom dip or artificial colouring is now covered by Government regulation. Natural condition means:

(i) That the wool has not been trimmed in any way except crutching or dagging.

(ii) That there has not been any colouring, oiling or locking other than normal dipping.

(iii) That the sheep have not been rugged or covered in any way, or at any time except for housing in the 48 hours prior to judging.

Please note that in all Championship Awards for Ewe Classes, lamb(s) to be taken into consideration.

CHAMPION Sashes and Certificates for Best Ram and Best Ewe and RESERVE CHAMPION Certificates for Runners Up will be presented.

The ERNEST TAYLOR MEMORIAL CHALLENGE CUP has been donated by Mrs E. and Miss Margaret Taylor for the exhibitor gaining most points in the English Leicester, Romney Marsh, Corriedale, Halfbred and Merino Sections.

The J. B. STARKY MEMORIAL CHALLENGE CUP will be presented to the exhibitor gaining most points in the Sheep Section.

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The Late Jas Petrie junior donated the JAMES PETRIE CHALLENGE CUP for the exhibitor gaining most points in the Stud Sheep Sections.

The Sheep Section is kindly sponsored by:

ELLIS FAMILY N & P GREENWOOD AUCKLAND SAVINGS BANK RURAL J. & C. BURROWS CONTRACTING FARMLANDS CO-OPERATIVE G.V.T. LANDLINE (generously donate all transportation of stock and equipment for this Show). NORTH CANTERBURY VETERINARY CLINIC ANCARE RURAL LIVESTOCK PGG WRIGHTSON SILVER FERN FARMS MOTUNAU AG-AIR RAVENSDOWN HAZLETT RURAL DANIEL WHEELER HOBAN FAMILY

Ravensdown Champion Ewe Hogget

Class 1999 Ravensdown Champion Ewe Hogget not over 18 months Prizes for the first three places. Prizes sponsored by Ravensdown. Prize money sponsored by Nicki and Pete Greenwood

ASB Champion Ram Hogget

Class 2000 ASB Champion Ram Hogget not over 18 months

Prizes for first three places: $100.00, $60.00 and $40.00.

Merino

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Class 2001 Ram, over 18 months Class 2002 Ram, under 18 months Winner to parade for judging of the ASB Champion Ram under 18 months

Judge CHAMPION and RESERVE CHAMPION MERINO RAM

Class 2003 Ewe, over 18 months and under 30 months: lamb(s) optional Class 2004 Ewe, under 18 months. Winner to parade for judging of the Ravensdown champion ewe under 18 months.

Judge CHAMPION and RESERVE CHAMPION MERINO EWE

Halfbred / Polwarth

Exhibits must be the progeny of registered Merino and registered Longwool sheep of any pure breed.

Open to sheep of the first cross or 4th progeny of Halfbred rams and Halfbred ewes.

The late Mr. A Burke donated the A BURKE CHALLENGE CUP, to be presented to the exhibitor gaining most points in the Stud Corriedale and Halfbred / Polwarth Sections.

Class 2010 Ram, over 18 months. Class 2011 Ram, under 18 months. Winner to parade for the judging of the ASB CHAMPION ram under 18 months

JUDGE CHAMPION and RESERVE CHAMPION HALFBRED/POLWARTH RAM.

Class 2012 Ewe, over 18 months: suckling lamb(s) at foot. Class 2013 Ewe, under 18 months.

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Winner to parade for judging of the Ravensdown champion ewe under 18 months.

Judge CHAMPION and RESERVE CHAMPION HALFBRED/POLWARTH EWE

Romney

Class 2020 Ram, over 18 months Class 2021 Ram, under 18 months: machine shorn on or after 20th July 2019 Winner to parade for the judging of the ASB CHAMPION ram under 18 months

Judge CHAMPION and RESERVE CHAMPION ROMNEY RAM

Class 2022 Ewe, over 18 months: suckling lamb(s) at foot. Class 2023 Ewe, under 18 months. Winner to parade for judging, champion ewe under 18 months


Judge CHAMPION and RESERVE CHAMPION ROMNEY EWE

Finn

Class 2030 Ram, Over 18 months. Class 2031 Ram, under 18 months: machine shorn on or after 20 July 2019 Winner to parade for judging of the ASB CHAMPION ram under 18 months

Judge CHAMPION and RESERVE CHAMPION FINN

RAM

Class 2032 Ewe, over 18 months: suckling lamb(s) at foot. Class 2033 Ewe, under 18 months.

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Judge CHAMPION and RESERVE CHAMPION FINN EWE

Corriedale

Exhibits must conform as regards to shearing within the Rules of the Corriedale Sheep Society. Exhibits must be eligible for entry in the Stud Book.

The Late Mr. A Burke donated the A BURKE CHALLENGE CUP for the exhibitor gaining the most points in the Stud Corriedale and Halfbred / Polwarth sections.

GVT LANDLINES sponsor this section

Open Ram Class 2050 Woolly Ram over 18 months. Uncovered Ram Class 2051 Ram, over 30 months Machine shorn on or after 1 May 2019. Class 2052 Ram, 18 - 30 months Machine shorn on or after 1st May 2019. Class 2053 Ram Hogget, under 18 months, Machine shorn on or after 20 July 2019. Winner to parade for the judging of the ASB CHAMPION ram under 18 months.

Prizes for first three places: $15.00, $6.00 and $4.00

Judge CHAMPION and RESERVE CHAMPION CORRIEDALE RAM.

Open Ewe

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Class 2054 Woolly Ewe, over 18 months: with suckling lamb(s) at foot. Uncovered Ewe Class 2055 Ewe, over 18 months with suckling lamb(s) at foot. Machine shorn on or after 1 May 2019. Class 2056 Ewe under 18 months Machine shorn on or after 1 May 2019. Winner to parade for judging of the Ravensdown champion ewe under 18 months.

Judge CHAMPION and RESERVE CHAMPION CORRIEDALE EWE.

Commercial Export Lamb Sire

Ram Hoggets will be paraded in the Sheep Ring at 11.30 am.

Prizes for the first six places: $80, $40, $30, $25, $15, $10.

Rosettes will be presented to the first six place getters.

The BRIAN AND TRISH WILLIAMS TROPHY is presented to the Champion Mutton Breed Export Lamb Sire.

Prizes sponsored by Ellis Family and Motunau Ag-Air.

Class 2070 Commercial Export Lamb Sire.

One Natural Condition Ram under 18 months, machine shorn on or after 1 September 2019, from a registered purebred breeder.

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Most suitable for breeding export lambs for today's market. To be judged by a breed judge.

Suffolk

Class 2080 Ram, over 18 months Machine shorn on or after 1st September 2019. Class 2081 Ram, under 18 months Machine shorn on or after 1st September 2019. Winner to parade for judging the ASB Champion ram under 18 months.

Judge CHAMPION and RESERVE CHAMPION

SUFFOLK RAM.

Class 2082 Ewe, over 18 months: with sucking lamb(s) at foot Machine shorn on or after 1st September 2019. Class 2083 Ewe, under 18 months Machine shorn on or after 1st September 2019. Winner to parade for judging of the Ravensdown Champion Ewe under 18 months.

Judge CHAMPION and RESERVE CHAMPION SUFFOLK EWE

South Suffolk

Class 2090 Ram, over 18 months Machine shorn on or after 1st September 2019. Class 2091 Ram, under 18 months Machine shorn on or after 1st September 2019. Winner to parade for judging the ASB Champion ram under 18 months. Class 2092 Pair of Rams, under 18 months Machine shorn on or after 1st September 2019.

Judge CHAMPION and RESERVE CHAMPION SOUTH SUFFOLK RAM

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Class 2093 Ewe, over 18 months: sucking lamb(s) at foot Machine shorn on or after 1st September 2019. Class 2094 Ewe, under 18 months Machine shorn on or after 1st September 2019. Winner to parade for judging of the Ravensdown champion ewe under 18 months.

Judge CHAMPION and RESERVE CHAMPION SOUTH SUFFOLK EWE

Poll Dorset

Feature Class

The Greg Cunneen Memorial Cup is presented to the Champion Poll Dorset Ewe. Class 2100 Ram, over 18 months Machine shorn on or after 1st September 2019. Class 2101 Ram, under 18 months Machine shorn on or after 1st September 2019. Winner to parade for judging the ASB Champion ram under 18 months. Class 2102 Pair of rams, under 18 months Machine shorn on or after 1st September 2019.

Judge CHAMPION and RESERVE CHAMPION POLL DORSET RAM

Class 2103 Ewe, over 18 months: sucking lamb(s) at foot Machine shorn on or after 1st September 2019. Class 2104 Ewe, under 18 months Machine shorn on or after 1st September 2019. Winner to parade for judging of the Ravensdown champion ewe under 18 months.

Judge CHAMPION and RESERVE CHAMPION POLL DORSET EWE

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Dorset Down

DANIEL WHEELER SCANNING LTD sponsors this Section.

Class 2110 Ram, over 18 months Machine shorn on or after 1st September 2019. Class 2111 Ram, under 18 months Machine shorn on or after 1st September 2019.

Winner to parade for judging the ASB Champion ram,

under 18 months.

Judge the CHAMPION and RESERVE CHAMPION DORSET DOWN RAM

Class 2112 Ewe over 30 months: suckling lamb(s) at foot Machine shorn on or after 1st September 2019. Class 2113 Ewe over 18 months but not over 30 months Suckling lamb(s) at foot. Machine shorn on or after 1st September 2019. Class 2114 Ewe under 18 months Machine shorn on or after 1st September 2019. Winner to parade for judging of the Ravensdown champion ewe under 18 months.

Judge CHAMPION and RESERVE CHAMPION DORSET DOWN EWE

Texel

WAIPARA DOWNS TEXEL STUD sponsors this Section.

Class 2120 Ram, over 18 months Machine shorn on or after 1st September 2019. Class 2121 Ram under 18 months Machine shorn on or after 1st September 2019. Winner to parade for judging the ASB Champion ram under 18 months.

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Judge CHAMPION and RESERVE CHAMPION TEXEL RAM

Class 2122 Ewe over 18 months: suckling lamb(s) at foot Machine shorn on or after 1st September 2019. Class 2123 Ewe, Under 18 months Machine shorn on or after 1st September 2018. Winner to parade for judging of the Ravensdown champion ewe under 18 months.

Judge CHAMPION and RESERVE CHAMPION TEXEL EWE

Southdown

The R. J. PARSONS MEMORIAL TROPHY and the W. A. PATERSON MEMORIAL CHALLENGE CUP for most points in the Southdown Section.

Class 2130 Ram over 18 months Machine shorn on or after 1st September 2019. Class 2131 Ram, under 18 months Machine shorn on or after 1st September 2019. Winner to parade for judging the ASB Champion ram under 18 months.

Judge the CHAMPION and RESERVE CHAMPION SOUTHDOWN RAM

Class 2132 Ewe over 18 months, with suckling lamb(s) at foot Machine shorn on or after 1st September 2019. Class 2133 Ewe under 18 months Machine shorn on or after 1st September 2019.

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Judge CHAMPION and RESERVE CHAMPION SOUTHDOWN EWE

Any Other Registered Breed not in Schedule

Class 2135 Ram Any Age Class 2136 Ewe Any Age

Flock Sheep

PETER WALSH AND ASSOCIATES Sponsor this Section.

Registered Sheep are not allowed to compete in this Section.

An exhibitor, who is a Registered Breeder may not enter a sheep of the same breed as his/her Registered Stud in any of the Flock Sheep classes.

Sheep are to be shown in their natural condition and suckling lambs will be taken into consideration in all classes.

Sheep may be bellied up, but not after 1st August 2019.

The wool has not been trimmed in any way except for crutching or dagging.

There has not been any colouring, oiling or locking other than dipping.

The sheep have not been housed, rugged or covered in any way, or at any time.

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Mr & Mrs L M Baxter have donated the JAMES BAXTER MEMORIAL CHALLENGE CUP for the competitor gaining most points in the Flock Sheep Section.

The late Mr C H & the late Mr G H Lang donated the ALLAN PARKINSON MEMORIAL CHALLENGE CUP for the winner of the class receiving the largest number of entries.

A CHAMPION Sash is presented for Best Flock Ewe.

Class 2139 Ewe over 18 months with lambs at foot To be shorn on or before 20th July 2019 Class 2140 Ewe under 18 months To be shorn on or before 20th July 2019 Class 2141 Ewe under 18 months with lambs at foot To be shorn on or before 20th July 2019

Prime Lambs

All lambs are to be suitable for export.

Progeny must be from a commercial-based ewe.

All stipulated weights are to be individual.

Please name the drafter on the Entry Form.

The Judge's selection of the prize-winning pens of lambs is to be weighed before ticket is allocated.

Prize Money is as stated: special prizes are awarded to the CHAMPION and RESERVE CHAMPION.

CHAMPION and RESERVE CHAMPION Sashes and Certificates will be awarded for the Best Pen of three lambs in show (commercial value will be taken into consideration).

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Mrs J STEVENSON has donated a CHALLENGE CUP for the best pen of three lambs in the first four classes.

Mr & Mrs W McKIE have donated a CHALLENGE CUP for the drafter who gains most points in this Section.

The R J PARSONS MEMORIAL CHALLENGE CUP presented for most points in this Section.

The Late Mr G H LANG donated a CHALLENGE CUP for the Best Pen of lambs in the class receiving the largest number of entries in this Section.

Sponsor and GVT LANDLINES sponsor this section.

Class 2160 Three prime lambs, any breed Not to exceed 38kg live weight, to be picked by the farmer or employee. Marked with 1 dot on Shoulder. Prizes for first three places: $15, $10 and $5. Class 2161 Three prime lambs, any breed Not to exceed 38kg live weight. Marked with 1 dot on rump. Prizes for first three places: $15, $10 and $5. Class 2162 Three prime lambs, any breed Above 38 kg live weight. Marked with 2 dots on shoulder. Prizes for first three places: $15, $10 and $5. Class 2163 Three white-faced Romney, Corriedale or Halfbred lambs Not to exceed 38 kg live weight. Marked with 2 dots on rump. Prizes for first three places: $12, $7 and $4.

Black And Coloured Sheep

PETER WALSH AND ASSOCIATES sponsor a Special Prize for most points in this section.

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Class 2180 Ram, over 18 months Class 2181 Ram, under 18 months JUDGE CHAMPION BLACK AND COLOURED RAM Class 2182 Ewe, any age With suckling lamb(s) at foot. Class 2183 Ewe, under 18 months Winner to parade for judging of the Ravensdown champion ewe under 18 months. JUDGE CHAMPION BLACK AND COLOURED EWE

PETER WALSH AND ASSOCIATES Special Prize for most points in the Black and Coloured Sheep Section.

Pet Lamb

Entry Fee: $1.00 Member. $2.00 Non Member.

To be judged at 10:00 am.

Lambs are to be born after 1st July 2019. Lambs are to be fed and led by the competitors.

Classes will be combined if the number of entries warrant this..

MR & MRS A. A. ELLIS have donated a CHALLENGE CUP for the Champion Pet Lamb or Sheep.

Class 2190 Best Pet Lamb, exhibitor to be aged 5 years and under. Class 2191 Best Pet Lamb, exhibitor to be aged 6 years to 7 years. Class 2192 Best Pet Lamb, Exhibitor to be aged 8 years to 9 years. Class 2193 Best Pet Lamb, Exhibitor to be aged 10 years and over.

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Class 2194 Best Pet Sheep to be led

Judge CHAMPION PET LAMB OR SHEEP.

Wool Classes

Head of Section: Des Crampton.

Entry Fee: Members $4.00 and Non Members $5.00.

Prize Money: Regulation 26 or as stated.

Each entry is to consist of one whole skirted fleece.

The fleece must be grown in the current season.

Fleece weight must be at least 2.7 kg.

The scoring system used for judging will be in accordance with that adopted by the Canterbury A. & P. Association. Where fleece qualities are important, the judges will transfer entries into a more appropriate class if they consider a mistake has been made with the class selected by the Exhibitor.

The NZ FARMERS CO-OP ASSOCIATION CHALLENGE CUP is awarded to the exhibitor gaining most points in the Wool Section.

The J. BOYD-CLARK CHALLENGE TROPHY is awarded to the exhibitor gaining most points in the Finer Wool Classes.

The B. T. INKSON ESTATE has donated a CHALLENGE CUP for the CHAMPION Fleece.

HENDRIKSON SHEARING sponsor prizes for the CHAMPION and RESERVE CHAMPION FLEECES in this Section.

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A sash is awarded by the Association to the CHAMPION Fleece.

Stud Section Hogget Wool

Class 2197 Merino Hogget Fleece Class 2198 Halfbred or Corriedale fleece Class 2199 Romney or other strong wool hogget fleece

Judge the CHAMPION and RESERVE CHAMPION HOGGET STUD FLEECE.

Flock Section Hogget Fleece

Class 2200 Merino Hogget fleece Class 2201 Halfbred or Corriedale Hogget Fleece Class 2202 Crossbred/strong wool hogget fleece Judge Champion and Reserve Champion Hogget Fleece

Stud Section Ewe or Wether Wool

Class 2203 Merino fleece Class 2204 Halfbred or Corriedale fleece Class 2205 Strong Wool fleece

Flock Section Ewe or Wether Wool

Class 2206 Merino Fleece Class 2207 Halfbred or Corriedale Fleece Class 2208 Crossbred/Strong Wool Fleece

Judge CHAMPION and RESERVE CHAMPION EWE OR WETHER FLEECE

Gift Fleece Sponsored by: HENDRIKSON SHEARING

Post entries accepted.

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No entry fee.

Class 2209 Gift Fleece This class will be scored. All fleeces entered twill become the property of the Amberley A&P Association. Fleeces may be entered in any other class for which they are eligible. Please indicate clearly those fleeces nominated as a gift fleece and eligible for the draw.

Three draws will be made by the President on Show day.

1st draw $20; 2nd draw $10; 3rd draw $5.

Fleeces Most Suitable for Handcraft

Class 2220 Hogget Fleece, 52s (30 micron) or finer. Class 2221 Hogget Fleece, 50s (32 micron) or stronger. Class 2222 Mature Fleece, 52s (30 micron) or finer. Class 2223 Mature Fleece, 50s (32 micron) or stronger.

The G B STARKY MEMORIAL CHALLENGE CUP will be presented to the Exhibitor gaining the most points in the HORSE, SHEEP AND CATTLE sections.

NZFCA CHALLENGE CUP for most points in Wool Section

CALVES

Judging to commence a week before the show at the farm of the individual competitor. Details of date and time will follow on application

Entry Fee: $1:00.

In the event of large entries, the Committee reserves the right to split these classes on an age group basis.

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CHAMPION and RESERVE CHAMPION Sashes are presented for Calf classes.

Mr R ABBOTT donates a prize to the CHAMPION CALF.

The Late MR R W FROST donated a ROSEBOWL to be awarded to the Champion Calf

Ribbons will be presented to all calves. Presentations to be made at the Show prior to the Grand Parade at 3.00 pm

Class 3001 Best Hand Reared Dairy Calf, Exhibitor under 16 years of age

Dairy calf to be born after 30 June 2019.

To be led by exhibitor under 16 years on 30 September 2019.

To be judged on best turned out and handled calf.

Class 3002 Best Hand Reared Beef Calf, Exhibitor under 16 years of age

Calf to be born after 30 June 2019.

To be reared and led by an exhibitor under 16 on 30 September 2019.

To be judged on best turned out and handled calf.

J. UPRITCHARD donates a prize to the winner of this class.

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Goats

Judging starts at 9.30 am.

Entry fees: Members $3.00 and non-members $4.00. Prize money as per Regulation 27 or as stated.

All goats must be registered or recorded at the time of entry. The Herdbook Number for each entry must be included on the Entry Form.

All goats must be penned by 9.00 am (Please note that your goats will be accommodated in sheep pens which are not high enough to stop a goat jumping out!)

No goats are to leave the grounds before the Grand Parade at 3.00 pm

Does may not be milked out before they are judged.

Does may not be milked or stripped in the show ring.

However, does will not be penalised if it is necessary to ease the udder before judging.

Classes may be combined if entries are low.

K. & R. Berry sponsor $10.00 each to the Best of Breed Saanen, Sable, Alpine, Nubian and Toggenburg where there are more than two entries in the breed.

Hollybank Goats sponsor $50.00 to be divided between the place getters in the Junior Judging class.

Class 2501 HERD REGISTER KIDDED DOE IN MILK UNDER 3 YEARS Class 2502 HERD REGISTER KIDDED DOE IN MILK, 3 YEARS AND UNDER 5 YEARS

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Class 2503 HERD REGISTER KIDDED DOE IN MILK 5 YEARS AND OVER

JUDGE CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION HERD REGISTER DOE from classes 2501, 2502 and 2503.

Class 2504 HERD REGISTER, GRAND CHAMPION STANDARD AGE CLASS

JUDGE THE HERD REGISTER, CHAMPION CHALLENGE DOE. Winner of class 2504 will be paraded with the Champion doe.

Class 2505 ASSOCIATED RECORDS KIDDED DOE IN MILK, UNDER 3 YEARS Class 2506 ASSOCIATED RECORDS KIDDED DOE IN MILK, 3 YEARS AND UNDER 5 YEARS Class 2507 ASSOCIATED RECORDS KIDDED DOE IN MILK 5 YEARS AND OVER

JUDGE: CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION ASSOCIATED RECORDS DOE from classes 2505, 2506, 2507.

Class 2508 ASSOCIATED RECORDED GRAND CHAMPION STANDARD AGE CLASS

Winner of class 2508 to be paraded with the Champion Doe. No award will be made if there is no competition in this class.

JUDGE: ASSOCIATED RECORDED CHAMPION CHALLENGE DOE Class 2509 BREEDING GROUP THREE DOES OF THE SAME BREED Class 2510 HERD REGISTER TYPE AND PRODUCTION Class 2511 ASSOCIATED RECORDS TYPE AND PRODUCTION

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Class 2512 JUNIOR JUDGING Open to anyone 25 years and under. Entries taken on the day. Class 2513 DAM AND DAUGHTERS Goats to be owned by exhibitor. Class 2515 HERD REGISTER, BEST UDDER Class 2516 ASSOCIATED RECORDS BEST UDDER Class 2517 JUNIOR SHOWMANSHIP Class 2518 JUNIOR HERDSPERSON

For exhibitors 15 years and under 25 years, showing an adult goat.

Class 2519 HERD REGISTER GOATLING Class 2520 HERD REGISTER DOE KID

JUDGE: JUNIOR HERD REGISTER CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION DOE.

Class 2521 ASSOCIATED RECORDS GOATLING Class 2522 ASSOCIATED RECORDS DOE KID

JUDGE CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION ASSOCIATED RECORDS DOE.

Class 2523 JUNIOR PROGENY GROUP - 2 DOE KIDS OR GOATLINGS, SAME SIRE, DIFFERENT DAMS

Names of sire and dams to be supplied on entry form.

Class 2524 HERD REGISTER BUCK KID UNDER 12 MONTHS Class 2525 HERD REGISTER BUCKLING 12 MONTHS AND UNDER 2 YEARS Class 2526 HERD REGISTER BUCK 2 YEARS AND OVER

JUDGE CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION BUCK from classes 2524 to 2526.

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Class 2527 HERD REGISTER BUCK GRAND CHAMPION STANDARD AGE CLASS

Open to Bucks that have gained their G.C.H. prefix, or are pending the award.

Judge CHAMPION CHALLENGE BUCK.

Winner to be paraded with the Champion Buck.

There will be no award if there is no competition.

JUDGE: BEST OF BREED: ALPINE, NUBIAN, SAANEN, SABLE, TOGGENBURG.

BREED CERTIFICATES.

Judge SUPREME CHAMPION GOAT.

For the STRONTIAN PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP, donated by R.G. and G.A. Messervey.

Class 2528 BEST PET GOAT KID, ANY BREED

To be judged at approx. 11.30 am.

Class 2529 BEST PET GOAT OVER 12 MONTHS

To be led. For females and castrated males only.

Hoof to Hotplate Competition

The Hoof to Hotplate competition showcases best practice in sheep and beef farming. Farmers celebrate success and provide an educational opportunity at judging time.

Head of Section: Pete Greenwood. Phone 03 314 3310

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Lamb

Class 2400 The Butcher's Mistress Taste Hurunui Lamb Competition

For a single lamb born after 1st July 2019.

Maximum live weight to be 45 kg and carcass weight to be between 16 kg to 23 kg.

Judging to be as follows:

1. On the Hoof Competition (20% of points): Lambs will be mustered at Robert & Jean Forrester's yards on Thursday 24th October 2019 at 1.00 pm. Note that stock will be photographed with owners in the yards, at 1.00 pm that day.

Prizes for first three places: $50.00, $30.00 and $20.00.

2. On the Hook Competition (30% of points): To be judged at The Butcher's Mistress cold store by The Butcher's Mistress staff.

Prizes for first four places: $75.00, $40.00, $25.00 and $10.00.

3. On the Plate Competition (50% of points), To be judged In the PGG Wrightson Marquee at the Show at 1.00 pm. The meat will be cooked by chefs and then judged for flavour and tenderness. The general public will be able to taste cooked lamb at the show.

Prizes for first four places: $100.00, $40.00, $25.00 and $10.00.

Prizes for the first six places overall: $200.00, $100.00, $50.00, $50.00, $50.00, and $50.00.

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WAIPARA DOWNS sponsor a Special Prize for the highest placed lamb sired by a Texel.

The chief sponsors of the Hoof to Hotplate Competition are THE BUTCHER'S MISTRESS, RANGIORA, PGG WRIGHTSON, RABOBANK and BEEF + LAMB NEW ZEALAND. Other sponsors are; LONGDOWN MATERNALS, DGS ACCOUNTING, WYNN WILLAMS BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS and MOTUNAU AG-AIR

A farmer’s competition will be held at the “hook” judging, the winner being the farmer who guesses the average live weight of the offering

Beef

Class 2401 Silver Fern Farms Taste Hurunui Beef Competition

This class is sponsored by SILVER FERN FARMS, SOIL MATTERS, GVT, AND BEEF + LAMB NZ.

Entry Fees: Members $20.00 and non-members $24.00

This competition is designed to promote the development of good beef production in the Hurunui District. We are looking for local beef producers who are proud of their stock and their ability to finish great beef.

The competition is open to commercial beef and dairy beef steers and heifers with a carcass weight between 220.5 kg and 370 kg. No straight Friesians or Jersey cattle will be accepted. No cattle with horns longer than their ears will be accepted.

To be judged:

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1. "On the hook" carcass competition at SILVER FERN FARMS. (50% of points)

Made up by:

a) Live weight to carcass weight (20%) b) Grade, P1, P2, P3. (10%) c) Eating Quality (20%)

Prizes for the first three places combined: $75.00, $45.00 and $30.00

This section is sponsored by Beef + Lamb New Zealand.

2. "On the Plate" (50% of points). The meat will be cooked by chefs at the show and be judged for flavour and tenderness. The public will be able to taste cooked steak at the Show.

Prizes for the first three places: $100.00, $50.00 and $30.00.

This section is sponsored by G.V.T. Landlines.

Overall Prizes for the first three places: 1st $200.00, 2nd $100.00, 3rd $50.00

Amberley A & P Show will co-ordinate the freight of the cattle to Silver Fern Farms on one day of the week commencing Sunday 13th October 2019.

Each farmer must read their own cattle beasts NAIT tag number. Each animal must have an individual ASD form. In the comments section it must state the animal's individual NAIT number and the reference "Amberley A & P show" and a copy will be given to the A & P show committee

The ribeye will be used for the taste test. The rest of the animal is to be purchased by Silver Fern Farms at market

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price. and the proceeds will be distributed by the Amberley A & P Show based on individual weights and values.

NANCY and PETER GARDNER sponsor a special prize for the highest placed Angus beast overall.

The chief sponsors of the Hoof to Hotplate Competition are THE BUTCHER'S MISTRESS, RANGIORA, PGG WRIGHTSON and BEEF + LAMB NEW ZEALAND, .RABOBANK. Other sponsors are; LONGDOWN MATERNALS, DGS ACCOUNTING, WYNN WILLAMS BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS and MOTUNAU AG-AIR

Pet Dogs and Dog Trials

PET DOGS

Entry Fee: $3.00 per entry Members: $2.00 per entry.

Prize Money, See regulation No. 27 or as stated.

The Dog Show will take place on the Terrace overlooking the Domain at the north end of the grounds. Cars may be parked in the shade under the trees.

All entries will be taken on the day from 10.30 am. Judging will start at 12.00 pm.

All Pet dogs are welcome.

The Show is in two parts. The ring starts with Fancy Dress followed by the type classes that judges the dogs, and then the handling classes that judges the way the participants handle their dogs. The handling classes include obstacles for the dogs to complete.

All prize winners are urged to participate in the Grand Parade at 3.00 pm

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We would like to acknowledge and thank all the local businesses that sponsor the Pet Dog Ring

The Panteg Houndler Cup will be presented for the best bond between handler and dog, to be decided by the Judges following the Type classes and the Handler classes.

FANCY DRESS

Class 3507 BEST DRESSED DOG AND HANDLER This is a Fancy Dress competition. It is open to one person with a dog, or two or more people, each with dog and with the same theme. Entries will be judged on imaginative and well-presented themes. All entrants are encouraged to join the Grand Parade.

TYPE CLASSES

Class 3500 BEST TYPE OF WORKING FARM DOG The Kowai Cup is awarded to the Best Working Dog. Class 3501 BEST TYPE OF SPORTING DOG Class 3502 BEST TYPE OF TERRIER Entries can be any terrier type of dog. Class 3503 BEST TYPE OF SMALL PET DOG Class 3504 BEST TYPE OF LARGE PET DOG

Winners of classes 3500, 3501, 3502, 3503 and 3504 will parade for Champion Dog and Reserve Champion Dog.

Note: Exhibits may only be entered in one of the classes 3500, 3501, 3502, 3503, and 3504.

HANDLER CLASSES

Prizes will be awarded for the Best Dog and for the Best Handler. Entrants will be asked to demonstrate simple control over their dogs and follow the Judge's instruction.

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Class 3505 JUNIOR HANDLER - 15 YEARS OLD AND UNDER Class 3506 OPEN HANDLER - 16 YEARS AND OVER Winners of classes 3505, 3506, will parade for the judging of Champion Handler and Reserve Champion Handler.

DOG TRIALS

Drive and Yard Competition. Starting Time 7.30 am. Entry Fee: Members $5.00 and non-members $6.00. Prize Money: Regulation 27, or as stated. District: See Regulation 14.

Competitors must produce Ovis Clearance Certificates before they will be permitted to compete.

Competitors to state whether entering the Open or Maiden dog competition.

Competitors will receive draw numbers before Show Day: email addresses on the entry form would be appreciated.

All matters are governed by the Rules of the Association, and shall be decided by the Stewards in charge, whose decision shall be final.

Prizes will be awarded to the open class 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th place getters plus Maiden 1st, 2nd and 3rd placegetters.

MARGARET & NEIL EVANS sponsor prizes for competitors under 30 years of age. 1st, 2nd and 3rd prizes. McCLEAN and CO. LTD, BLACKWELLS DEPARTMENT STORE, BASHERS ITM and ROYAL CANIN sponsor the Open Competition. Class 3509 Two Obstacles and Yard

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The BARWELL CHALLENGE CUP is presented to the winner of the Open Competition.

Alpine Pacific Wine Challenge

Head of Section: Steve Barkle Mobile phone: 021 277 7427.

Entry Fee: $20.00 per entry, 4 entries or more $80.00

Entries close on Monday, 16 September 2019.

The wine is to be delivered to the Cellar Door at Terrace Edge Wines, 328 Georges Road, RD2, Waipara 7482 no later than 4 pm Monday 16 September 2019.

Please ensure the entry form is with the wine. Judging will take place 4th October 2019.

Direct credits to be processed by 30th September 2019 to account 03-1582-0043362-00. If you are paying by cheque, please include this with your entries, payable to Amberley A & P Association.

Awards available:

Rosettes: Show Champion, Peoples’ Choice Red, Peoples’ Choice White, Museum Class Winner, Organic Wine of Show and Natural Wine of Show.

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Bottle stickers: Show Champion, Gold medal, Silver medal, Peoples’ Choice winners, Organic Wine of Show and Natural Wine of Show.

Cash prizes: Show Champion, Museum Class, Organic, & Natural Wines of Show.

See Special Conditions at the beginning of the Pavilion Section.

Conditions:

1. Grapes used must be grown and the wine vinted in the Canterbury District.

2. The wines will be judged prior to Show Day and will be displayed and offered for tasting at the Show.

3. Two bottles of wine must be submitted, per entry. Winners will be requested for further bottles to be used at other potential promotions, such as the Vino Fino & Pukeko Junction tastings.

4. All classes are subject to International Rules.

5. The presentation of all exhibits must comply with recognized practice.

If your wine is Certified Organic or Natural please note this on your entry form. They will be judged alongside same/similar varieties so also please make sure you record the grape varieties.

COME AND JOIN US IN THE PGGWRIGHTSON TENT NEXT TO THE HOOF TO HOTPLATE MARQUEE FOR A CHAT AND A TASTING

- See the results - sample the entries - meet & discuss our competition process - give us feedback-

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Special thanks to the following for their sponsorship of the Alpine Pacific Wine Competition:

W-RAPT LABELS for supply of medal labels. Please contact Lillian Moimoi for further medal label stocks, or for any quality labelling requirements on 021 849 571 or at [email protected]. You may even catch up with her at the Show...

NO. 31 RESTAURANT in Hanmer Springs will feature our Show Champion & the Peoples' Choice Winners alongside their wine list for November & December! Thank you so much Kim!

PUKEKO JUNCTION in Leithfield will host an in-store tasting of the winners for the public & their customer database, 22nd & 23rd November between 11am-5pm, and will continue to display our winners for an extended time. Thanks Sheryll

VINO FINO, 188 Durham Street South, have offered your competition hosts the opportunity to present your wining wines at an in-store tasting on Saturday 23rd November, 2-4pm. Cheers Rex!

NORTH CANTERBURY WINEGROWERS for prize money, wines for the President's Tent.

DAIKEN NEW ZEALAND for prize money.

PGG Wrightson for sponsoring the marquee for this competition.

Prizes. SHOW CHAMPION - $150, Rosette & Bottle medal stickers PEOPLES' CHOICE WHITE - $50, Rosette & Bottle medal stickers PEOPLES' CHOICE RED -$50, Rosette & Bottle medal stickers

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MUSEUM CLASS - $50, Rosette ORGANIC WINE OF SHOW - $50, Rosette & Bottle medal stickers NATURAL WINE OF SHOW - $50, Rosette & Bottle medal stickers GOLD & SILVER ratings - Bottle medal stickers

Wine Section Classes

Class 3600 Any Sparkling Wine Class 3601 Dry Riesling, Any Vintage Class 3602 Medium Riesling, Any Vintage Class 3603 Sauvignon Blanc, Any Vintage Class 3604 Pinot Gris, Any Vintage Class 3605 Chardonnay, Any Vintage Class 3606 Any Other White, Any Vintage (Not Sweet Wines) Class 3607 Any Rose, Any Vintage Class 3608 Pinot Noir,2017 & younger Class 3609 Pinot Noir, 2016 and older Class 3610 Any Other Red, Any Vintage Class 3611 Sweet Wine, Any Variety, Any Vintage Class 3612 Museum Class, Any Wine Older than 6 years Class 3613 Any Fortified Wine Organic Wine & Natural Wine Classes are to be entered within the categories above.

Pavilion Section

Conditions: Exhibits to be in place by 8.30 am on Show Day for judging. Judging will start at 9.00 am. The Pavilion will be open for entries on Friday 1 November from 3.30 pm to 6.30 pm, and again from 6.30 am on Saturday morning. The Association reserves the right to adjust the class number of any entry if incorrectly entered. Classes may be split so entries are correctly judged.

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UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED no item may be exhibited more than twice, and any winning item may not be exhibited again.

Exhibits must be collected on Saturday afternoon, between 4.00 pm and 4.30 pm.

Entry Fee: $1.00 Members. Non Members $2.00. Flower and vegetable entries are $2.00 for the first entry and every entry after that is FREE. Junior Classes $2.00 per entry.

The Association does not charge an entry fee and does not pay prize money in the Westpac School competition. In some instances special prizes are donated by individuals and or firms.

PLEASE DO NOT SEND CASH THROUGH THE MAIL.

Prize money: see Regulation No 27.

Hints & tips

Cookery: Judging is based on appearance, texture and taste. Where more than one item is required, all items should be the same size, shape and colour. Cookery items should be presented on a paper serviette, paper doily or paper plate, in a plastic bag. Judges will expect scones to be square. Biscuits should "snap" when broken by the judge.

Home Produce:

Judging is based on appearance, texture and taste. Glass jars should be clean and sparkling (try wiping the jar with methylated spirits or similar product). Juniors may enter classes not specifically marked for Juniors.

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Junior Classes

Entry fee: $2.00 per entry Prize money: See regulation No 27 or as stated See conditions at the beginning of the Pavilion section If entrants want to be included in the Catalogue the entry form should be sent directly to the Secretary by 4 October, otherwise entries will be accepted up to 8.30 am on the day of the show, Saturday 2 November but no later. Drop your completed entries to the Pavilion Stewards on either Friday 4.00 pm to 6.00 pm or on Show Day up to 8.30 am but no later It is the Exhibitors responsibility to claim their own exhibit on Saturday afternoon.

Amateur Construction Primary

Class 4502 Any article made from Wood Class 4503 Any article made from Metal Class 4504 Any article made from Any Other Material Class 4505 Any Original Article made of Lego

Amateur Construction Secondary

Class 4506 Any Article made from Wood Class 4507 Any Article made from Metal Class 4508 Any Article made from Any Other Material Class 4509 Any Article made of any Material made at Technology Classes Class 4510 Any Original Article made of Lego

Photography

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Exhibitors must be under 16 years of age.

Class 4237 Black and White Print Any Subject Class 4238 Colour Print of Any Subject Class 4239 Any Photograph Digitally Enhanced

Handcrafts

Open to Primary and Secondary school pupils Class 4140 Any Article Made from Paper Class 4141 Any Article Made from Wool Class 4142 Any Beaded Jewellery article Class 4143 Any Other Article made by hand

Cookery

Open to Primary and Secondary school pupils Class 4511 Chocolate Cake - plain, iced, square or round - sponsored by T & C Beaton Class 4512 Three Muffins Class 4513 Fudge, any type, 3 pieces Class 4514 Three pieces of Uncooked Slice

Grain And Seed

Entry Fee: Members $1.00. Non-Members $2.00. Prize Money: See Regulation No. 27. Conditions: Refer to Conditions at the beginning of the Pavilion Section. Entry weight: Wheat, Oats and Peas 1kg; Ryegrass, Clover and Lucerne 500 gms. Exhibits to be grown by the exhibitor during the previous season.

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The WRIGHT STEPHENSON & CO LTD CHALLENGE CUP is presented to the competitor gaining the most points in the Grain and Seed Section. A Special Prize to the winner of the Class with the most entries. Class 4001 Feed Wheat Class 4002 Milling Wheat Class 4003 Barley Class 4004 Oats Class 4005 Any Other Grain Class 4006 Ryecorn/Tricitale Class 4007 White Clover Seed Class 4008 Red Clover Seed Class 4009 Perennial Ryegrass Class 4010 Annual Ryegrass Class 4011 Garden Peas Class 4012 Field Peas Class 4013 Lucerne Class 4014 Any Other Seed

Home Brewed Beer

A chance for the Home Brewers to compete for a Rosette. Entry Fee: Members $1.00 Non-Members $2.00 Class 4462 Home Made Ale Class 4463 Home Made Lager Class 4464 Home Made Stout

Art

Entry Fee: Members $1.00 Non-Members $2.00 Prize Money: See Regulation No. 27. See Conditions at beginning of the Pavilion Section. Entries must be original and current year's work of the exhibitor.

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The class number and name of the exhibitor should be written on the back of each entry. Please ensure exhibits have secure hangings.

Photography is not permitted in this Section.

ENTRIES MAY BE SUBMITTED TO ROSE GARDINER, 86 MT BROWN RD OR TO SALLY MAC'S, MAIN ROAD, AMBERLEY, NO LATER THAN WEDNESDAY 30th OCTOBER, OR DIRECT TO THE PAVILION ON FRIDAY, 1 NOVEMBER 2019.

A ROSETTE will be awarded for the Premier Exhibit in the Art Section.

The CHRISTCHURCH PRESS CO. has donated a CUP for the winner of Most Points in this Section.

Open

Class 4180 Landscape in Oil Class 4181 Any other subject in Oil Class 4182 Landscape in Water Colour Class 4183 Any other subject in Water Colour Class 4184 Flower Study, any medium Class 4185 Study in Pastel, Charcoal, Crayon or Pencil, any subject Class 4186 Pen and Wash, any subject Class 4187 Abstract, any medium Class 4188 Landscape in Acrylic Class 4189 Any other subject in Acrylic Class 4190 Any Subject, Any Medium

Novice

For those who have been painting for two years or less. Class 4195 Contemporary Any Medium Class 4196 Any Other Subject, Water Colour Class 4197 Any Subject Acrylic Class 4198 Any Subject in Any Medium

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Amateur Construction

Entry Fee: $1.00 Members. $2.00 Non-Members. Prize Money: See Regulation No. 27 or as stated. See Conditions at the beginning of the Pavilion Section. J DREWERY CONSTRUCTION sponsors a special prize to the winner of the class with most entries in this section.

Open

Class 4020 Any Article made from Wood Class 4021 Any Article made from Metal Class 4022 Any Article made from any Other Material Class 4023 Any original article made of lego

Home Produce

Entry Fee: Members $1.00 Non-Members $2.00. Prize Money: See Regulation No. 27 or as stated. See Conditions at beginning of Pavilion Section. All preserves are to be in quart jars or metric equivalent, approximately 1 Litre. All jams are to be in 1 lb jars or metric equivalent, approximately 450 grams. All jars must be labelled with product and date.

A Rosette is awarded for the Premier Exhibit in the Home Produce Section.

The late Mrs. A George donated the PAYNE CHALLENGE TROPHY for the Most Points in

Home Produce and Cookery Section.

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Class 4040 One Jar Raspberry Jam Class 4041 One Jar Apricot Jam Class 4042 One Jar any other Jam Class 4043 One Jar Home-Cut Marmalade Class 4044 Gift Basket (Homemade jams, pickles, sauces etc.) Class 4045 One quart jar of Bottled Fruit, any variety, in syrup Class 4046 One jar Tomato Relish Class 4047 One Jar Pickle or Chutney Class 4048 Six Hen Eggs To be exhibited in a HALF-DOZEN EGG CARTON. Class 4049 RANGIORA NEW WORLD One Jar Home Made Muesli RANGIORA NEW WORLD sponsors this class. Class 4050 One bottle Tomato Sauce

Cookery

Entry Fee: Members $1.00 Non-Members $2.00 Prize Money: Regulation No. 27 or as stated. See Conditions at beginning of the Pavilion Section. All exhibits in Cookery Classes must be in plastic bags. Ring tins are not to be used.

A ROSETTE is awarded for the PREMIER EXHIBIT in the Cookery Section.

Mrs. W. WIDDOWSON donates a CHALLENGE CUP for most points in this Section.

The KATHERINE LANG MEMORIAL CHALLENGE CUP IS AWARDED FOR THE PREMIER EXHIBIT IN THE COOKERY SECTION (from all classes).

Open

Class 4060 RANGIORA NEW WORLD Four Pieces of Cooked Slice, any one variety

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RANGIORA NEW WORLD sponsors the winner of this class Class 4061 Sponge cake Class 4062 RANGIORA NEW WORLD Square Rich Fruit Cake RANGIORA NEW WORLD sponsors the winner of this class Class 4063 Four Oven Scones (own choice) Class 4064 Fruit Loaf Class 4065 Four Pieces Shortbread Class 4066 Three Cup Cakes, Decorated Class 4067 Four Afghan Biscuits Class 4068 Four Chocolate Chip Biscuits Class 4069 Four Muffins Class 4070 Any Plain Cake, Iced and not in Schedule Class 4071 Fudge, any type, 3 pieces Class 4072 Truffle, any type, 3 pieces Class 4073 Three Brownies

Novice

This Section is open to those persons who have not won more than three first prizes at any A & P Show when there have been three or more entries in the one Class. MRS PAT CROFT, donates a Special Prize of $10.00 to winner of most points in the Novice Section, and two prizes of $5.00 each to two runners up. Class 4075 Four of My Favourite Biscuits, not iced Class 4076 Four Muffins Class 4077 Three Cup Cakes, Decorated Class 4078 Four Pieces of Fudge slice, uncooked. Class 4079 Sponge Cake Class 4080 Chocolate Cake with Plain Icing Class 4081 Four Pieces of Cooked Slice, any one Variety Class 4082 Confectionary, 3 types, 2 pieces of each Class 4083 Fudge, any type - 3 pieces Class 4084 Truffle, any types - 3 pieces

Handcrafts

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Entry Fee: Members $1.00 Non-Members $2.00 Prize Money: See Regulation No. 27 or as stated. See Conditions at beginning of Pavilion Section. Articles must be the bona fide work of the exhibitor. No Article may be entered more than twice in the Show, and previous first prize winning exhibits may not be entered. A Rosette will be awarded to the Premier Exhibit in this Section.

Mr D. W. Palmer sponsors $10.00 for a Special Prize for most points in this section.

Open

Class 4100 Any Garment for a Baby, knitted Class 4101 Any Garment, Crocheted Class 4102 Baby Bootees Class 4103 Article in Hardanger Work Class 4104 Hand Knitted Article for an Adult Class 4105 Hand knitted Article for a Child Class 4106 Any Knitted or Crocheted Article(s) not in the Schedule Class 4107 Christmas Decoration - not for the tree Class 4108 Embroidered Handmade Card Class 4109 Home Made Card Class 4110 Patchwork Article Class 4111 Fabric Bag, Machine Stitched Class 4112 Knitted Tea Cosy Class 4113 Wool Embroidered Article Class 4114 Cake of Handmade Soap Class 4115 Beaded Article, not Jewellery Class 4116 Cross Stitch Picture - Framed Class 4117 Any Other Article(s) decorated with Cross Stitch Class 4118 Handmade bag - any material or design Class 4119 Material Cushion, Machine Stitched Class 4120 Page of Scrapbooking Class 4121 Any Article Made from Recycled Materials

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Class 4122 Any other article(s) not in schedule Class 4123 Any Item of Sugar Craft Class 4124 Hand spun Child's Garment Class 4125 Hand spun Adult's Garment Class 4126 Crochet Article in Hand spun Fibre Class 4127 Baby Garment, hand-spun and hand-knitted Class 4128 Hand spun Accessory - any technique Class 4129 One Skein Hand spun Wool for Outdoor Wear, minimum 50 metres Class 4130 One Skein Hand spun Wool, fine, 50 metres Class 4131 One Skein Hand spun Mixed Fibres, minimum 50 metres Class 4132 One Skein Hand spun Yarn, Dyed, minimum 50 metres Class 4133 Any Article from Natural Fibre, Any Technique

Novice

Competitors must NOT have won more than three first

prizes at any A & P Show.

Class 4134 Any Hand knitted Article(s) Class 4135 Cross Stitch Picture - Framed Class 4136 Fabric Bag, Machine Stitched Class 4137 Page of Scrapbooking Class 4138 Any other article(s) not in schedule

Photography

Entry Fee: Members $1.00 Non Members $2.00 Prize Money: See Regulation No. 27. See Conditions at beginning of Pavilion Section. Competition in the OPEN section is for anyone, including members of a photographic club, and professional photographers. Competition in the AMATEUR section is for those who are NOT members of a photographic club or professional photographers.

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Prints cannot be exhibited more than twice at this Show and previous First Prize-winning exhibits may not be entered. Entries should ideally be attached to a backing of card up to 200 gm, which does not exceed A4 size (8" x 12"). Photos in frames, with no glass, should be the same size (A4). The class number and name of exhibitor should be on the back. All entries must be DELIVERED OR POSTED to EITHER ROSE GARDINER AT 86 MT BROWN RD OR TO SALLY MAC'S, MAIN ROAD, AMBERLEY to arrive no later than WEDNESDAY, 24th OCTOBER. MARIA RICKERBY PGG WRIGHTSON REAL ESTATE sponsors $30.00 for most points and $10.00 for runner up in Amateur Section. CLAIRE INKSON PHOTOGRAPHY sponsors a $20.00 prize for the Best Amateur Landscape and a $20.00 prize for the Best Open Landscape. KATE DODD donates a picture frame to the value of $60.00 to the winner of the class with most entries. A ROSETTE will be awarded to the Premier Exhibit.

OPEN MONOCHROME

Class 4200 Any Subject

OPEN, COLOUR PRINT

Class 4205 People Class 4206 Children under 5 years Class 4207 Landscape Claire Inkson prize of $20.00 for Best Landscape. Class 4208 Waterscape Class 4209 Building Structures Class 4210 Local Identity (not necessarily a person) Class 4211 Animals Class 4212 Flying Creatures

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Class 4213 Action or Sporting Scene Class 4214 Nature Class 4215 Environmental Portraiture Class 4216 Any other subject not covered by above Class 4217 Any Photograph Digitally Enhanced

M. RICKERBY PGGW RE AMATEUR MONOCHROME

Class 4220 Any Subject

M. RICKERBY PGGW RE AMATEUR COLOUR PRINT

Class 4225 People Class 4226 Children under 5 years Class 4227 Landscape Claire Inkson prize of $20.00 for Best Landscape Class 4228 Waterscape Class 4229 Building Structures Class 4230 Local Identity Class 4231 Animals Class 4232 Flying Creatures Class 4233 Action or Sporting Scene Class 4234 Environmental Portrait Class 4235 Any other subject not covered by above Class 4236 Any Photograph Digitally Enhanced

MARIA RICKERBY PGG WRIGHTSON REAL ESTATE

Prizes for the winner ($30) and runner-up ($10) of Most

Points awarded in the Amateur Section.

Flowers & Vegetables

Drop your entries to the Pavilion on Show Day 8.00 am to 9.00 am also Friday 4.00 pm to 5.00 pm

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Entry Fee: $2.00 for first entry and every entry after that FREE.

See Conditions at beginning of the Pavilion Section.

Cut Flowers

All entries in this Section must be grown by the exhibitor and exhibited in bottles - no vases.

THE AMBERLEY GARDEN CLUB donates $20.00 for the exhibitor gaining MOST POINTS in the Cut Flower section and $10.00 for the runner-up.

A ROSETTE, donated by MRS W. BUTTERS, in memory of her mother, Mrs J.H. Patterson, will be presented for the Premier Cut Flower Exhibit.

A ROSETTE is presented for the Premier Rose.

The MRS J.H. PATTERSON MEMORIAL TROPHY is presented for the Premier Rose.

The AMBERLEY GARDEN CLUB ROSE BOWL is presented for the exhibitor gaining most points overall in Cut Flowers, Decorative and Vegetables.

Mrs Val Crooks donates$20.00 for this prize.

Class 4245 Three Daisies (one variety, one colour) Class 4246 One Camellia Class 4247 Three Dianthus Class 4248 One Rose (excluding miniature) Class 4249 Three Roses Class 4250 One Miniature Rose Trophy, Premier Rose Class 4251 One Head Rhododendron Class 4252 One Dutch Iris

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Class 4253 One Stem Tall Bearded Iris Class 4254 One Stem Protea Class 4255 One Peony Class 4256 Rock Garden Flowers - Three varieties to be shown in separate bottles Class 4257 One Arum Lily Class 4258 Clematis, one flower Class 4259 Climber Class 4260 Any Flower not in Schedule, large (excluding shrubs & trees) Class 4261 Any Flower not in Schedule, Small (excluding shrubs & trees) Class 4262 Any Flower not in Schedule - cluster (excluding shrubs & trees) Class 4263 Any Flower not in Schedule, Spray (excluding shrubs and trees) Class 4264 Any Flower not in Schedule - Spike (excluding shrubs & trees) Class 4265 Cut Flowers, not in Schedule. Four Kinds in One Container Class 4266 Collection of New Zealand Natives - limited to 6 Class 4267 Flowering Shrubs and/or Trees: Three kinds, one stem of each (not branches) Class 4268 Indoor Pot Plant in Flower Class 4269 Outdoor Planted Container Rosebowl, most points cut flowers - $20 Runner Up Most Points - $10

Decorative

A ROSETTE will be presented for the PREMIER EXHIBIT in the Decorative Section.

MRS PAT SHAW donates $20.00 to the winner of the PREMIER EXHIBIT.

MRS FREDA HUNTER donates a Special Prize of $10.00 to the winner of most points in the Open Decorative Section.

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Open Class 4270 Red & Racy Class 4271 Oriental Influence Class 4272 Memories (Flowers from yesteryear) Class 4273 Sunrise

Novice

Open to exhibitors who have not won more than THREE first prizes at any A. & P. Show when there are three or more in the Class.

THE AMBERLEY GARDEN CLUB donates a Special Prize of $20.00 to the winner of Most Points in the Novice Section.

Class 4276 Woodland Beauty Class 4277 Go Green Class 4278 Out of the Garden

Vegetables

All entries in this section MUST be grown by the exhibitor. AMBERLEY FRUIT AND VEGETABLES prize ($15.00) for most points in vegetables. AMBERLEY FRUIT AND VEGETABLES prize ($15.00) for winner of the class with most entries. HAMMER HARDWARE donates a $20.00 voucher for the PREMIER EXHIBIT in the vegetable section.

Class 4285 Three Radishes, any variety Class 4286 Broad Beans, six pods Class 4287 One Leek Class 4288 Rhubarb, four stalks Class 4289 One Lettuce Class 4290 Collection of Vegetables (limited to 6) Class 4291 Three Stalks Silver Beet (any variety)

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Class 4292 Collection of at least three Herbs Class 4293 Any Three Citrus Fruits Class 4294 Sculpture made of fruit and/or vegetables

School Classes

There is no entry fee and no prize money is awarded.

General Conditions:

1. All entries are to be handled by the Kowai Primary Schools Assn in liaison with representatives of the Amberley A. & P. Association.

2. All exhibitors must be of primary school age.

3. All entries in the School classes are to be child's own effort and done at school. Entries in Amateur Construction, Cookery and Handcraft classes are in the main schedule and are for items made at home.

4. No prior notification of entries is required.

5. All entries in the Art & Craft Sections are to be brought to the Amberley Pavilion between 4:30 pm on and 5.30 pm on Thursday prior to the Show. (31 October 2019)

6. All entries in the Handwriting & Decorated Original Poem Sections must be brought to Amberley School no later than 4.30 pm on the Thursday four weeks prior to the show (26th September).

7. Only one entry will be accepted per exhibitor per class, with a maximum of two art entries per exhibitor. The two entries together with the frames will equal no more than

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A2 size altogether. This ruling will be strictly adhered to this year.

8. Name, school and class number should be attached to the bottom right hand corner of the art entries.

9. Table entries, i.e. floral and any other art activity should be accompanied by a 5 x 3 card containing name, school and class number.

10. It is the school's responsibility to claim their own school's exhibits on Show day, Saturday afternoon after 4 pm. School staff are expected to take down all the wall exhibits after 4 pm on Show Day.

11. Prize tickets only will be awarded.

12. Schools wishing to enter group displays may do so but, there must be only one entry per classroom and a display size up to 900 mm x 1200 mm.

Pre-School

There is no entry fee and no prize money is awarded.

General conditions are the same as those at the start of the Junior Section except replace "school" with "pre-school".

All judging and staging of entries will be organised by Amberley School.

Class 4346 Painting Class 4347 Craft Model Class 4348 Any Art Activity

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Primary School

Handwriting

BASHERS ITM sponsor the Handwriting classes

Please note: The children are to use different line widths relevant to their year level. Pen should be used from Years 5 - 8. Name, year level, school and class number should be written at the bottom of the entry. Paper should be cut to give two clear lines above and below the finished work.

Year 0 Class 4330 The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog copied onto 14mm lined paper Year 1 Class 4331 The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog copied onto 12mm lined refill paper Year 2 Class 4332 First verse of Jack and Jill nursery rhyme copied onto 12 mm lined refill paper Year 3 Class 4333 First verse of Humpty Dumpty copied onto 9 mm lined refill paper Year 4 Class 4334 First verse of Twinkle Twinkle Little Star copied onto 9mm lined refill paper Year 5 Class 4335 First verse of Hey Diddle Diddle copied onto 7mm lined refill paper Year 6 Class 4336 First verse of Little Miss Muffet copied onto 7mm lined refill paper Year 7 Class 4337 First verse of the New Zealand National Anthem copied onto 7mm lined refill paper Year 8

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Class 4338 First verse of the New Zealand National Anthem copied onto 7mm lined refill paper

Poetry

An original poem which should be no bigger than A4 size paper either in own handwriting or typed on the computer. May have original decoration.

Class 4345 Year 3 - Acrostic Class 4340 Year 4 - Haiku Class 4341 Year 5 - Cinquian Class 4342 Year 6 - Diamante Class 4343 Year 7 - Tanku Poem Class 4344 Year 8 - Free Verse Poem

Art And Craft (Junior) - Sponsor WESTPAC BANK NZ LTD

All Junior Art and Craft classes are sponsored by WESTPAC BANK

WESTPAC Year 0/1 Class 4360 Paint Class 4361 Crayon and Dye Class 4362 Pencil/Charcoal Sketch Class 4363 Pastel Class 4364 Print Class 4365 Collage/Mosaic Class 4366 Any Other Art Activity Class 4367 Mixed Media Class 4368 Digital Art WESTPAC Year 2 Class 4369 Paint Class 4370 Crayon & Dye Class 4371 Pencil & Charcoal Sketch Class 4372 Pastel Class 4373 Print

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Class 4374 Collage/Mosaic Class 4375 Any Other Art Activity Class 4376 Mixed Media Class 4377 Digital Art WESTPAC Year 3 Class 4387 Paint Class 4388 Crayon & Dye Class 4389 Pencil/Charcoal Sketch Class 4390 Pastel Class 4391 Print Class 4392 Collage/Mosaic Class 4393 Any other Art Activity Class 4394 Mixed Media Class 4395 Digital Art WESTPAC Year 4 Class 4396 Paint Class 4397 Crayon & Dye Class 4398 Pencil/Charcoal Sketch Class 4399 Pastel Class 4400 Print Class 4401 Collage/Mosaic Class 4402 Any other Art Activity Class 4403 Mixed Media Class 4404 Digital Art WESTPAC Year 5 Class 4405 Paint Class 4406 Crayon & Dye Class 4407 Pencil/Charcoal Sketch Class 4408 Pastel Class 4409 Print Class 4410 Collage/Mosaic Class 4411 Any Other Art Activity Class 4412 Mixed Media Class 4413 Digital Art WESTPAC Year 6 Class 4414 Paint

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Class 4415 Crayon & Dye Class 4416 Pencil/Charcoal Sketch Class 4417 Pastel Class 4418 Print Class 4419 Collage/Mosaic Class 4420 Any Other Art Activity Class 4421 Mixed Media Class 4422 Digital Art WESTPAC Year 7 Class 4423 Paint Class 4424 Crayon & Dye Class 4425 Pencil/Charcoal Sketch Class 4426 Pastel Class 4427 Print Class 4428 Collage/Mosaic Class 4429 Any Other Art Activity Class 4430 Mixed Media Class 4431 Digital Art WESTPAC Year 8 Class 4432 Paint Class 4433 Crayon & Dye Class 4434 Pencil/Charcoal Sketch Class 4435 Pastel Class 4436 Print Class 4437 Collage/Mosaic Class 4438 Any Other Art Activity Class 4439 Mixed Media Class 4440 Digital Art WESTPAC Group Exhibits Class 4459 Preschool Class 4460 Year 0 - 4 Class 4461 Year 4 - 8 Maximum entry size is A2. Maximum of 2 entries per child.

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Floral Arrangement (Junior)

No entry fee and no prize money. No prior entry is required. Exhibits are to be assembled at school.

Year 0 Class 4450 Flower Arrangement In A Tin Year 1 Class 4451 Flower Arrangement In A Tin Year 2 Class 4452 Flower Arrangement In A Tin Year 3 Class 4453 Flower Arrangement In A Tin Year 4 Class 4454 Flower Arrangement In A Tin Year 5 Class 4455 Flower Arrangement In A Tin Year 6 Class 4456 Flower Arrangement In A Tin Year 7 Class 4457 Flower Arrangement In A Tin Year 8 Class 4458 Flower Arrangement In A Tin

Documents

Agricultural & Pastoral Association...mckenzie, mr g mclean, mr j savill, mr c m savill, mr k stackhouse, mr r turnbull, mr j uprichard, mr j wigley. general committee: president: