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Equine ScheduleC E L E B R AT I N G 9 0 Y E A R S

KENT COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY

PATRON: HRH THE DUKE OF KENT, KGPRESIDENT: THE LORD COLGRAIN, DL

CHAIRMAN: MR J FORKNALL

OFFICIAL EQUINE SCHEDULEOF THE NINETIETH

KENT COUNTY SHOW

ENTRIES CLOSEHorses and Ponies - Friday 17 May 2019

Showjumping - Friday 21 June 2019

SHOWGROUND HOLDING NUMBER 20/059/8000

Please send your entries to the Equine Department

Kent County Agricultural SocietyKent Showground

Detling, Maidstone Kent ME14 3JF

Tel: 01622 630975www.kentshowground.co.uk

This Schedule is issued subject to the Rules, Orders and Regulations of the Department for the Environment, Food & Rural Affairs

5, 6, 7 July 2019

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GENERAL INDEXIndex to Classes �� 2Members of Council �� 5Cups and Trophies �� 7Stewards and Judges �� 8Rules and Regulations �� 11Sponsors and Supporters �� 18Friday Ring Programme �� 20Saturday Ring Programme �� 22Sunday Ring Programme �� 24

INDEX TO CLASSESHORSES PageShires �� 27Any Other Breed of Heavy Horse�� 29Heavy Horse Turnouts �� 30Best Shod Heavy Horse Competition �� 31Ridden Heavy Horses �� 32Private Driving �� 33Hackneys �� 34Senior Horses and Ponies �� 35Ridden Sport Horse �� 36Ridden Hunters �� 37Side Saddle �� 39Working Hunters �� 41Hunter Breeding �� 43Sport Horse Breeding �� 44In Hand Hack / Riding Horse �� 46Riding Horses �� 47Ridden Cobs �� 49Coloured Horses �� 51Pure Bred Arabs �� 52Anglo-Arab and Part Bred Arab �� 53RoR Thoroughbred Show Series �� 54Miniature Horses �� 55British Spotted Horses and Ponies �� 56Children’s Riding Ponies �� 57Show Hunter Ponies �� 60Ridden Part Bred Pony of the Year �� 62Working Hunter Ponies �� 63Mountain and Moorland Supreme In Hand Championship �� 65Dartmoor and Exmoor �� 66Welsh �� 67Connemara �� 69Dales and Fell �� 70Highland �� 71New Forest �� 72Shetlands �� 73Mountain & Moorland Leading Rein �� 75Mountain & Moorland First Ridden �� 76The BSPS LeMieux Open Ridden Championship �� 77Mountain & Moorland Working Hunter Pony National Championship �� 79Traditional Welsh Ridden�� 80Cuddy Supreme In-Hand Championship �� 81

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Osborne Refrigerators Double Harness Scurry �� 83

Inter Hunt Team Relay Competition �� 84

SHOWJUMPING PageNational 1.30m Open �� 89Area Trial �� 89Senior Foxhunter �� 90Senior Open 1�20 �� 91Senior Newcomers/6 Year Old�� 91Senior Open 1�15m �� 92Accumulator �� 93International Trial �� 93Riding Club Semi-Rustic Jumping �� 94Riding Club Team Jumping �� 95Open Speed Classic �� 96The Detling Stakes �� 96British Novice �� 97Senior Open 1m �� 97

SHOEING COMPETITION PageShoeing Competition �� 98

SPECIAL KCAS AWARDS PageLong Service Awards �� 99County Town Award �� 99Woodland and Forestry Awards �� 99Education Awards and Grants �� 101

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PRESIDENTS AND DEPUTY PRESIDENTS

PAST AND PRESENT1923 The Right Honourable THE EARL OF DARNLEY, CA, JP, DL1924-1925 R BRUCE WARD1926 Capt J I H FRIEND, OBE, MC, JP, DL1927 The Right Honourable LORD SACKVILLE, CBE, JP, DL1928-1929 The Right Honourable THE EARL OF RADNOR, KG, KCVO1930 The Right Honourable SIR PHILIP SASSOON, Bart, PC, MP1931 Major G WHELER, MC1932 Col The Right Honourable LORD CORNWALLIS CBE, JP, DL1933 The Right Honourable LORD PLENDER, CBE, LLD, JP1934-1935 R BRUCE WARD1936-1937 W K WHIGHAM, JP1938 The Right Honourable THE EARL OF RADNOR, KG, KCVO1939 C TUFF, DL, JP, (Sir Charles Tuff)1947-1981 The Right Honourable LORD CORNWALLIS, KCVO, KBE, MC1947-1965 SIR EDWARD HARDY (Deputy President)1966-1971 SIR LESLIE DOUBLEDAY JP (Deputy President)1981-1982 IRENE LADY ASTOR OF HEVER1983-1985 The Right Honourable ROBIN LEIGH-PEMBERTON (Lord Kingsdown)1984-1985 The Right Honourable VISCOUNT FALMOUTH (Deputy President)1986-2001 The Right Honourable VISCOUNT FALMOUTH1995-2001 The Right Honourable LORD KINGSDOWN, KG (Deputy President)2002-2004 The Right Honourable LORD KINGSDOWN, KG2005-2010 LORD ASTOR OF HEVER, DL2011-2014 LADY ASTOR OF HEVER2015- The LORD COLGRAIN, DL

CHAIRMEN, PAST AND PRESENT1923 The Right Honourable THE EARL OF GUILFORD, JP, DL1924-1926 Col The Right Honourable LORD CORNWALLIS, CBE, JP, DL1927-1935 R BRUCE WARD1936-1954 Major J I H FRIEND, OBE, MC, JP, DL1955-1962 SIR LESLIE DOUBLEDAY, JP1963-1969 GEORGE R STEVENS, JP1970-1983 The Right Honourable VISCOUNT FALMOUTH1984-1991 EDWARD St J BRICE, DL1992- 2002 C JOHN JENNINGS, MBE, JP, DL2003-2006 W McKEEVER2007-2012 G E JESSEL, DL2013-2019 K ATTWOOD2019- J FORKNALL

HONORARY LIFE GOVERNORSThe Right Honourable VISCOUNT FALMOUTHMrs M F MERRYFIELD DAYC J JENNINGS MBE, JP, DLG E JESSEL, DLThe Right Honourable LORD ASTOR OF HEVER, DLLADY ASTOR OF HEVERK ATTWOOD

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MEMBERS OF THE COUNCIL, 2019Patron: HRH The DUKE OF KENT, KGPresident: The LORD COLGRAIN, DL

VICE-PRESIDENTS1972 The Right Honourable VISCOUNT

FALMOUTH1980 G E J PAINE1986 E H PARKER1986 Mrs J CLARK-HALL1987 C J JENNINGS, MBE, JP, DL1988 Mrs E M BRICE1988 V St G BREALY1992 R BIRCH1992 P B WRIGHT1993 C T MARSH1994 Mrs J A JENNINGS1994 W MATHER1994 P A MUMMERY1996 J R STEVENS1996 Miss M TYRREL1996 J H WALKER1998 M CHAMBERLAIN1999 R T MAYLAM

2000 W DAY2001 W WAKELEY2003 The Reverend JOHN MASON2004 D HORNER, DL2006 G JESSEL, DL2007 E D CHANTLER2007 K MOULE2011 Mrs S PRETTY2012 N ALLAN, JP2012 M CRAWLEY2013 A CURWEN2014 D UNDERWOOD2015 T WHITEHEAD2016 Mrs R DAY2017 G CHARLTON2017 B PIKE2018 Mrs M ANTHONY2019 T CATHCART

Chairman of Council: JAMES FORKNALLVice Chairman of Council: JULIAN BARNES Honorary Finance Director: HUGH SUMMERFIELD

ELECTED MEMBERS:Retire January 2019P K ANTHONYA BARRT CATHCARTJ COULTRIPE DAVIES MRCVST P DEROUETMrs S DURLINGMrs R FOXMrs M FRIDAYS GIBBONS

Mrs C JOULES J NEWTOND ROLFED STEVENST TIDYMrs A TYDEMANA WESTMrs L WESTT WHITEHEAD

ELECTED MEMBERS:Retire January 2020K ATTWOODJ BARNESR BEAUGIED BRAGGA BROADRICKS M CLEVERDONMs A CORPMs A COTTRELLM CULLENJ FORKNALLMrs S FULLER

P GOLDSMITHD HAMMONDA MARSHALLMrs A MOONR PARSONSMrs D STEELEH SUMMERFIELDJ WARNOCK

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ELECTED MEMBERS:Retire January 2021A ALLENMrs M ANTHONYN BOLASMrs P CONIBEERA CURWENM DEAKINSE G DOUBLEDAYJ EDWARDSMiss G HICKMOTTC A HYDE

Mrs H LANGRISHM LUMSDON-TAYLORMiss L MARTINP PIERSONMrs A RILLIEMrs E STEEDS SOLLEYC S TASSELLDr D E WIGGINS

NON-VOTING INVITED REPRESENTATIVESHadlow College - Interim PrincipalG MORLEYHigh Sheriff of KentMrs S J ASHTONKent BeekeepersD WOODKent County CouncilP CARTERKent Federation of Horticultural SocietiesR FOREMANMayor of MaidstoneCllr DAVID NAGHIMaidstone Borough CouncilMrs A BROOMNational Farmers’ Union Kent ChairmanT WILLIAMS

Young Farmers’ ClubsMiss A LANGDON------------------------------------------------Honorary Veterinary Surgeon: ERYL DAVIES MRCVSHonorary Chaplain: TBC------------------------------------------------Kent County Show, Kent Event Centre and Ground StaffTREVOR BRISTOW, HAYLEY CATHCART, REBECCA CALLOW, ROSIE GOULDSWORTHY, LUCY HEGARTY, AMY MARSH, ELLIE NICHOLL, BECKY PARROCK, MEGHAN RICE-WILSON, HANNAH STIMPSON, JEREMY SUTTON, ALISON WALLINGTON, MARY WELCH, ASHLEIGH WILDAY, COLIN WILLIS, BECKY WITHEY

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CUPS AND TROPHIESCup No

101 Brenchley Silver Mist Challenge Cup - Shires87 W Rogers Perpetual Challenge Trophy - Heavy Horses Shire Mare Foal at Foot83 KCAS Swalegas Perpetual Challenge Cup - Shires143 Whitbread Fremlins Trophy - Best Barren Shire Mare124 NSR Perpetual Trophy - Any Other Breed of Heavy Horse5 Lord Cornwallis Perpetual Challenge Cup - Heavy Horse Single Turnout94 Sparshatts of Kent Perpetual Trophy - Heavy Horse Pairs Turnout98 Malling Trophy - Heavy Horse Farming Turnout142 Julian Tanton-Brown Memorial Trophy - Best Shod Heavy Horse In Hand71 Hugh Haldin Perpetual Challenge Trophy - Hunters92 Brave Spartan Perpetual Trophy - Middleweight Hunters7 Rosamund Owen Perpetual Challenge Trophy - Ladies’ Side Saddle23 William Day Memorial Trophy - Working Hunters42 Harry Buckland Challenge Cup - Working Hunters2 Sir Garrard Tyrwhitt-Drake Challenge Cup - Hunter Breeding86 Court Dancer Cup - Hunter Foal33 R C Murdoch Challenge Trophy - Hunter Breeding85 Susan Stoneham Memorial Trophy - Riding Horses102 Kent & Sussex Courier Newspapers Challenge Cup - Cobs3 KCAS Perpetual Challenge Trophy - Anglo Arab or Part Bred Arab168 The Fitt Family Perpetual Trophy Ridden Anglo or Part Bred Arab.62 Kent County Championship Trophy - Children’s Ponies66 George Parker Perpetual Challenge Trophy - Children’s Ponies63 Sumner Perpetual Trophy - Novice Ponies79 Gwersyllt Perpetual Trophy - Working Hunter Ponies106 John Angell Jewellers Cup - Mountain & Moorland In Hand Champion104 Echo Challenge Cup - Dartmoor54 Kent Messenger Cup - Welsh Section A 77 Poulhurst Cup - Welsh Section A Yearling59 Lady Astor of Hever Perpetual Trophy - Welsh Section B97 Frindsbury Challenge Cup - Welsh Cob Section D93 Hayselden Cup - Connemara145 Isla of Whitefield Memorial Trophy - Highland Ponies80 Fernbank Perpetual Trophy - New Forest107 Cocum Challenge Bowl - Ridden Mountain & Moorland138 The John Wright Pinions Trophy - Cuddy Supreme In Hand Champion.121 Norton Cup - Inter Hunt Team Relay Turnout163 Horn Blowing Trophy - Inter Hunt Team Relay122 Stanley Luckhurst Memorial Trophy - Inter Hunt Team Relay Champion140 Avril Martyn Memorial Shield - Riding Club Teams’ Jumping38 Kent Life Pony Club Mounted Games Trophy - Pony Club Mounted Games

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ROSETTE COLOURS1st Prize Red White2nd Prize Blue White3rd Prize Yellow White4th Prize Green White5th Prize Pink WhiteSpecial Lilac WhiteChampion Red White BlueReserve Champion Blue White

NOTESTrophy and prize codes are as follows;BR A prize that has been awarded by a Breed Society.PD Prize money that is paid on the day of the Show in cash. SP Prizes that are awarded by the Kent County Agricultural Society.T Trophy or Cup.

Animals entered in more than one class are numbered for the first class in which they stand and in classes where they are repeated, the same number is retained in the catalogue.

CHIEF STEWARDS 2019

Chief Steward Deputy Catering Mrs M Anthony Countryside Ring L HolmesEquine N Bolas Mrs D SteeleFood and Farming S Gibbons P PiersonGarden Life Mrs R Day Mrs J PoileFloral Art Mrs M Wheatley Miss V PriorHeritage S Pike A EdmondsLivestock T Whitehead D StevensTrade Stands S SolleyTraffic C S TassellVeterinary Officer E Davies MRCVSWoodland and Forestry C Keeler Mrs J Brazier and I Embry

SENIOR STEWARDS 2019Astor Ring E SteeleNesfield Ring Mrs A RillieStanden Ring T TidyWest Ring Mrs A Moon

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LIST OF JUDGES 2019

Shire HorsesMr M Horler, Bath, Somerset

Any Other Breed of Heavy Horse and Heavy Horse TurnoutsMr R Clark, Colchester, Essex

Best Shod Heavy Horse CompetitionMr N Massie, Rochester, Kent

Ridden Heavy Horse

Private DrivingMrs N Salter, Cottam, Nottinghamshire

HackneysMrs N Salter, Cottam, Nottinghamshire

Senior Horses and Ponies

Ridden Sport HorsesMr R Sharp, Devozes, Wiltshire

Ridden HuntersRiding: Mrs L Hamilton, Cheltenham, GloucestershireConformation: Mr R Sharp, Devozes, Wiltshire

Side SaddleLadies Side Saddle - Riding: Mrs K Whiting, Haywards Heath, West SussexLadies Side Saddle - Conformation: Mr S Somers, Newmarket, SuffolkEquitation and Costume Concours - Mr S Somers, Newmarket, Suffolk and Lady Colgrain, Sevenoaks, Kent

Working HuntersRiding: Mr N Fuller, Rawreth, EssexConformation: Miss J Cooper, Beaminster, Dorset

Hunter BreedingMrs R King, Lypiatt, Gloucestershire

Sport Horse BreedingMiss J Cooper, Beaminster, Dorset

In Hand Hack / Riding Horse

Riding HorsesRiding: Mr R Sharp, Devize, WiltshireConformation: The Hon Mrs D Gooch, Robertsbridge, Sussex

Ridden Cobs

Conformation: Miss M G Evans, Sudbury, Suffolk

Coloured HorsesMr N Fuller, Rawreth, Essex

Pure Bred ArabsIn Hand and Ridden Classes: Mrs L Lidbury, Bristol, Gloucestershire

Anglo-Arabs or Part Bred ArabIn Hand Classes: Mrs R King, Lypiatt, GloucestershireRidden Classes: Mrs L Lidbury, Bristol, Gloucestershire

RoR Tattersalls Thoroughbred Show Series 2019

Conformation: Mr J Conifey, Cowbridge, Vale of Glamorgan

Miniature HorsesMr J Conifey, Cowbridge, Vale of Glamorgan

British Spotted Horses and Ponies Mrs P Balch, Clifton-upon-Teme, Worcestershire

Children’s Riding PoniesRide: Mrs A Gomersall, Eastleigh, HampshireConformation: Mrs L Hamilton, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire

Show Hunter PoniesMr J Conifey, Cowbridge, Vale of Glamorgan

Ridden Part Bred Pony of the YearConformation: The Hon Mrs D Gooch, Robertsbridge, SussexPerformance: Mrs R King, Lypiatt, Gloucestershire

Working Hunter PoniesJumping Section: Mrs L Partridge, Henllys, Cwmbran

Course Builder: Mr T Price, Bicester, Oxfordshire

Mountain and Moorland Supreme In Hand ChampionshipMrs G Wright, Ringwood, Hampshire

Dartmoor and ExmoorMiss M G Evans, Sudbury, Suffolk

WelshWelsh Section AMrs L Partridge, Henllys, Cwmbran

Conformation / Type: Mrs F Clark, Colchester, Essex

Mrs C Whiteley, Braintree, Essex

Ride: Mr J Poole, Avlechurch, Worcestershire

Riding: Mr S De Caprio, Headley, Hampshire

Riding: Mrs S De Caproi, Headley, Hampshire

Mr T Chalmers, Colchester, Essex

Conformation Section: Mrs S Bucknell, Reading, Berkshire

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Welsh Section BMrs P Balch, Clifton-upon-Teme, Worcestershire

Welsh Section CMr J Kirk, Builth Wells, Powys

Welsh Section D

ConnemaraMrs A Gomersall, Eastleigh, Hampshire

Dales and FellMrs P Balch, Clifton-upon-Teme, Worcestershire

Highland

New ForestMrs S Phelan, Titchfield, Hampshire ShetlandsMs G Wright, Ringwood, Hampshire

Mountain and Moorland Leading ReinMrs A Gomersall, Eastleigh, Hampshire

Mountain and Moorland First RiddenMrs A Gomersall, Eastleigh, Hampshire

The BSPS LeMieux Open Ridden ChampionshipRiding: Miss J Cooper, Beaminster, DorsetConformation: Mrs P Balch, Clifton-upon-Teme, Worcestershire

Mountain and MoorlandWorking Hunter Pony National ChampionshipJumping: Mrs S Phelan, Titchfield, HampshireConformation: Miss M G Evans, Sudbury, SuffolkCourse Builder: Mr T Price, Bicester, Oxfordshire

Traditional Welsh RiddenMrs L Partridge, Henllys, Cwmbran

Cuddy Supreme In-Hand Championship 2019 Qualifying CompetitionMr J Conifey, Cowbridge, Vale of Glamorgan

The Osborne Refrigerators Double Harness Scurry ChampionshipMr A Golledge, Longfield, KentMiss S Walker, Staplehurst, Kent

Inter Hunt Team Relay, Horn Blowing & Team TurnoutTBC

Chairman of Show Jumping JudgesMr A Golledge, Longfield, Kent

Show JumpingMrs P Fazakerley, Willesborough, KentMiss S Mould, Guildford, SurreyMs J Palmer, East Malling, KentMiss S Walker, Staplehurst, Kent Mrs S Williams, Alkham, Kent

Show Jumping Timing JudgesMr P R Harlock, Doddington, Cambridgeshire

Show Jumping Course DesignersMr K Bywater (Senior Course Designer)Mr M A V Neudeck, Canterbury, KentMr T Price, Bicester, OxfordshireMrs C Hawes, Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire

Mr M Grist, Ebbw Vale, Gwent

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RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR THE ENTRY AND EXHIBITION OF HORSES AND PONIES

Please ensure that you have fully read and understand the terms and before confirming your order.

RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR ALL EQUINE CLASSES

In these showing rules: Equine means horses and ponies�Inspector means a person authorised by the Society to carry out inspections and other duties in

accordance with the schedule regulations.Exhibitor means the person responsible for entering any animal in the Show at point of entry and

thereafter.Participants means all owners, exhibitors, fitters, agents, attendants, handlers, riders and other participants

in the showing of an animal. Steward means a volunteer appointed to support the running of the Show by the Kent County Agricultural

Society.Showing Rules means the rules and regulations as listed in the Schedule. Society means Kent County Agricultural Society.Show means the Kent County Show.

ENTRIES1. CLOSING DATE FOR ENTRIES

EQUINE Friday 17 May 2019 SHOWJUMPING Friday 21 June 2019

Any classes where the closing date differs from the above will have the closing date listed at the start of the section / class description. The Society reserves the right to close entries early where places are limited.

For an entry to be accepted the following must be completed and received in the Show Office prior to or on the deadline for the appropriate section.

• All entry forms (including those for further competitions if required) which must be signed by the exhibitor or his agent�

• Entry fee in full.

Entries received after the above dates will not be accepted.

All entries must be made in writing by post, fax, scanned copy by email or online. Telephone entries cannot be accepted. All amendments to entries must be made in writing by post or email.

2. ENTRY FEESPlease see details on class lists for specific entry fees.

3. ACCURACY OF ENTRY DETAILSEvery exhibitor shall be held responsible for the correctness of their entry and the correctness of documentation brought to the Show. If when queried, correctness cannot be proven, the entry in question shall not be accepted. If already accepted the entry may be cancelled or the exhibit may be disqualified, and any award made to it cancelled. No refunds will be given if the incorrect class is listed on the entry form.

If any wilful misstatement or incorrectness shall at any time be proved to have been made in any certificate, either in connection with the Shows of this Society or any other Breed Society, the offenders shall (at the discretion of the Show Manager) be disqualified from exhibiting at the Shows of this Society. If such certificate relates to an animal which has been or shall be awarded a prize at this Society’s Show, the prize shall be withheld�

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Entry will not be granted to any animals that have not provided the correct information prior to the Show or to any animals that have arrived without correct documentation.

4. AGE OF ANIMAL ON ENTRYThe year of birth of horses and ponies must be correctly stated on the entry form. Should any question arise as to the age of any exhibit the Stewards may, at the request of the Judge, have the state of dentition of the exhibit examined by a competent authority. If in the opinion of such authority the stated age of any animal does not agree with the dentition test, the Stewards shall have power to disqualify such animal. Any animal having failed to pass the dentition test at any other show shall forthwith be disqualified.

5. DATA PROTECTION - GDPR All data given upon entry into classes with the Kent County Agricultural Society may be provided to Breed Societies etc for the checking of eligibility and publication of results. Name, contact details and results will be published in the catalogue and online. Details may also be provided to the press and Breed Societies for publication. Information about exhibitors will be forwarded to the appropriate regulatory authority, as well as the Society’s veterinary advisers. By making an entry to a class with the Kent County Agricultural Society you are providing consent for the storage and disclosure of information in this way.

6. REJECTIONThe Show Manager, supported by the Council reserves the right to reject or cancel the entry or entries made by any person if they shall deem fit to do so. No reason has to be provided.

7. AMALGAMATION OR CANCELLATION OF CLASSESClasses may be cancelled or amalgamated unless there are at least three exhibitors.

8. SUBSTITUTION AND ELIGIBILITY TO COMPETENo substitution of showing entries will be permitted after the closing date for entries and only entries actually printed in the official show catalogue are eligible to compete. It is the competitor’s responsibility to ensure that they are eligible to compete in each class. No refund will be given after 30 June if they are found not to be.

9. REFUNDS Refunds will only be considered if an animal is medically unable to compete. If exhibitors are unable to compete, a refund request will have to be completed within one month of the Show. No refunds will be considered after this time. A valid vet’s certificate must support the refund request. There will be no refunds prior to the Show, all requests will be considered after the Show.

Stables, additional passes and support vehicle passes are not eligible for refunds under any circumstances.

TICKETS10. SHOW PACKS

Show packs will be issued to exhibitors approximately 2 weeks prior to the Show. Exhibitors are asked to check that their allocation of tickets is correct upon immediate receipt of the show pack. Queries relating to ticket allocation cannot be resolved after Friday 28 June 2019. No duplicate passes will be issued during the Show period free of charge. Show packs will not be sent unless full payment and information has been received.

Show packs will not be sent if an exhibitor is found not to be registered to the affiliated Society under which they are competing. Exhibitor’s are requested to ensure that they are fully registered before making an entry.

11. EXHIBITOR’S TICKETSIn case of the transfer or improper use of a ticket it will be immediately cancelled, and the full price of admission charged. Exhibitors will be expected to pay the full price for admission to the Show if tickets are lost, stolen or not presented at the gate for whatever reason. No refunds will be issued. Equine and Showjumping exhibitors will be allocated two entry passes for the first horse and one additional pass for each horse thereafter. Scurry competitors will be allocated four entry passes for the first pair of horses and two additional passes for each pair thereafter.

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ARRIVAL AND TRANSIT OF ANIMALS12. PARKING FOR HORSE BOXES AND TRAILERS

Horse boxes and trailers do not require passes for the Horse Box Park. These will be directed on arrival.

Supporting cars and vans are not permitted into the Horse Box Park and will require a Green E Car Park Pass which can be purchased in advance for £5.00. Car Park Passes do not include admission into the Showground, entry passes will need to be purchased separately if not already allocated.

13. ARRIVAL AND DEPARTUREHorses and ponies will be admitted and may depart from the Showground at any time during the Show.

14. STABLES Stables are available at the rental charge of £45 each per night and will be reserved from 7.00pm on the day for which they were ordered until 7.00pm the following day. Stabling charges are not refundable, except under the conditions stated in Shire and Heavy Horse classes.

15. FORAGEStraw for first stable bedding will be provided free of charge on Thursday 4 July; subsequently exhibitors must provide their own, together with all provender required during the time their animals are on the Showground�

16. SECURITYAll animals must be brought to the Show properly secured to the satisfaction of the Stewards of the section, or they will not be admitted to the Showground.

17. WELFARE OF ANIMALS (IN TRANSIT) ORDER 2006All exhibitors must ensure that they comply fully with the current legislation issued by the Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs regarding the EU Welfare of Animals in Transport Regulation and are able to provide the appropriate documentation at the Show to the relevant governing authority. For the purposes of this article, mammals shall not be considered fit for transport if they are;a) Unfit animals (see DEFRA website Annex 1 Chapter 1 of Council Regulation 1/2005).b) Pregnant female animals that have reached the latest stage of gestation (within 10% of the estimated

time of the gestation before birth) and for a period of one week after giving birth. c) Females who have given birth during the previous seven daysd) Very young animals except if the journey is less than 100 km

VETERINARY18. VETERINARY TREATMENT

It is a condition of entry that the Society’s veterinary officers may treat any animal in an emergency and agree the best course of action (including dispatch if necessary) whether or not the owner/exhibitor is present. If emergency veterinary treatment is required at the Show, exhibitors will be responsible for the cost of any medication or drugs used in the treatment of their animals and payment must be made direct to the veterinary officer at the time of treatment.

Any animal that is receiving veterinary treatment at the time of the Show should not be entered unless the owner has had the animal examined by their own Vet and it is safe for them to enter the Show. However, animals still showing evidence of disease will not be permitted to be shown; the ultimate decision will rest with the Kent County Show Veterinary Officers.

19. CONTAGIONEvery exhibitor of any animal which to their knowledge is suffering from any contagious or infectious disease, or which has been in contact with any animal suffering as such, shall pay the Society £50 as compensation and for liquidated damages for each and every animal so sent. In addition, in the event of the Society’s Veterinary Inspector certifying that any animal sent for exhibition is in his opinion a possible source of danger, such animal shall be removed with due speed by the Participant, from the Showground, or be otherwise managed as per the Veterinarian’s direction with a view to averting the spread of contagion.

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20. EQUINE PASSPORTS AND INFLUENZA It is obligatory for all equines to be accompanied by a valid equine passport whenever they are transported to and from Showgrounds. Checks may be carried out by an Inspector.

The declaration on the application form about the proper vaccination of horses and ponies against equine influenza must be signed by the Exhibitor or his/her agent. Horses must have been vaccinated to comply with the requirements of the primary course (1st vaccination and then 2nd vaccination between 21 – 92 days later), followed by the first booster (150 – 215 days) and all subsequent boosters. Horses may compete having received the primary course and prior to the first booster but not within 7 days of receiving a vaccine dose. Horses must have been vaccinated within 6 months before the show but not less than 7 days of arriving at the show.

In-foal mares that have already had vaccinations of primary Equine Influenza course should be vaccinated 4-6 weeks before the foal is due to be born.Foals should be vaccinated for Equine Influenza at 6 months to commence their primary course.

Veterinary officers may check certificates and an incorrect certificate will mean disqualification. Exhibitors who cannot produce a certificate will be required to do so within seven days of the Show otherwise prize money will be forfeited.

21. MISUSE OF DRUGSThe Society reserves the right to take blood and urine samples from any animal at the Show to test for the presence of illegal or banned substances.

HEALTH AND SAFETY22. HEALTH AND SAFETY

The Organisers of this Show have taken reasonable precautions to ensure the health and safety of everyone present. For these measures to be effective, everyone must take all reasonable precautions to avoid and prevent accidents occurring and must obey the instructions of the Organisers and all the Officials and Stewards�

23. LUNGING There should be no lunging in the Showground, including all collecting rings and public areas. Please use the warm-up area provided between the stables and Entrance 7.

24. RING GATESHorses or ponies will enter the show rings at walk. For safety reasons it may be necessary to close and reopen the ring gate before all competitors have entered. A steward will advise the judge when the class is ready to start�

25. NO SMOKINGStrictly no smoking in any buildings or marquees on the Showground.

26. EVICTIONThe Stewards shall have power to remove from the Showground the animal belonging to (and cancel the tickets of) any participant who does not comply with the instructions given by the Stewards, without any responsibility attaching to the Stewards or the Society in consequence of such removal.

27. HANDLERS AND RIDERSAll handlers, riders and drivers must be competent and experienced to compete at the level of competition in which entered�

Riders should be the appropriate weight for the horse or pony they are riding. Any riders not deemed the appropriate weight may be asked to leave the class at the discretion of the Kent County Show veterinary officer.

28. DOGSExhibitors must ensure that their dogs are kept quiet, under strict control and on leads at all times whilst on the Showground itself, the Stable Area or the car parks.

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JUDGING 29. JUDGING

Only the Stewards and authorised officials (including the official photographer) shall enter any of the rings or have any communication with the Judges during the time the judging is taking place. All participants acting in opposition to this rule shall forfeit such premiums as may be awarded to their exhibits.

The Judges may withhold any prize where there is evident want of merit. Where there is only one entry shown in a class, the judges may award the first, second, third or fourth prize according to the merit of that entry.

Once a class has started, late competitors will only be allowed entry into the ring if the Judge is prepared to accept them�

It is the responsibility of the exhibitor to note the name of the Judge appointed for the classes they wish to enter and are advised, in the interests of all concerned, not knowingly to enter an animal bred by, previously owned by or has any connections with the Judge appointed.

In the event of a judge knowingly encountering an animal in which he/she has had a past or present financial or breeder interest, the Kent County Agricultural Society will arrange for the placement of that animal by another judge�

The decision of the Judge is final.

30. DRESS CODEAll those entering the rings with horses or ponies, or to attend to horses or ponies must be properly dressed wearing hats, jackets and the appropriate exhibit number where applicable. Anyone riding a horse or pony on the Showground, practice areas or car parks must wear a hat of a standard approved by the governing body of his/her respective horse/pony society, association or discipline and under whose rules he/she is exhibiting or competing.

31. PROGENYAll foals must be the offspring of the mares with which they are exhibited and accompany them into the judging ring�

32. TEMPORARY ACCIDENTAny animal suffering from an accident, having temporary consequences only, will not be disqualified on that account�

33. PROTESTSAny exhibitor wishing to make a protest, having reference to any exhibit at the Show, must make it in writing to the Show Office and deposit the sum of £20.00, which may, at the discretion of the Council, be forfeited to the funds of the Society, if the protest should appear to them to be frivolous or unreasonable. All protests must be delivered to the Show Manager before 5.00pm on the day of judging. After that hour no protest will be received unless a special and satisfactory reason can be given for the delay. A Council meeting will be called to consider any such protests at 10.30am on the following day at which time any person making a protest, or their authorised agent must be available to answer questions if required. Protests lodged against awards made on the third day of the Show will be considered at a time and place which will be fixed by the Council. The decision of the Council shall be final.

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RESULTS AND PRIZES34. PRIZE MONEY

Please see individual class for details of prize money for equine and showjumping classes.

All prize money will be paid to the exhibitor listed on the entry form within four weeks of the Show date.

In all cases where the prizes are offered conditionally, they shall be withheld until the exhibitor shall have proved to the satisfaction of the Council that the conditions have been fulfilled.

35. TROPHIES Trophies will be engraved and sent to exhibitors within two months of the Show date. All trophies are perpetual and must be returned prior to the following year’s Show.

36. RESERVE AWARDSIn awarding prizes, the Judges are instructed to add a reserve number in each instance (provided there is sufficient merit), stating the next best animal, in case any animal to which a prize has been awarded should be disqualified.

In the case of any prize animal being disqualified, the winner of the next succeeding prize in that class shall take the prize that has been awarded to the disqualified animal. The lowest prize in the class shall go to the reserve number provided a reserve card has been awarded.

37. ROSETTESNo animal will be allowed to wear rosettes or ribbons and no prize cards may be displayed other than those issued by the Society.

In awarding prizes, the judges have been requested to award six rosettes in each class, provided there is sufficient merit.

38. RESULTS AND MARK SHEETSResults and mark sheets will be displayed online at the end of each Show day. Any queries regarding results should be sent in writing to the Show office within four weeks of the date of the Show. No amendments to results and prize money will be made after this time.

GENERAL39. DISCLAIMER

Exhibits, the public and all participants are subject to the Rules and Regulations of the Society.

Neither the Society nor any of its officials will be responsible for anything that may happen from any cause or circumstances whatsoever to visitors or participants attending the Show, or through or to any animal or article exhibited at the Show and it shall be considered a condition of entry or admission to the grounds that each person shall hold the Society harmless and that they shall indemnify the Society against any legal proceedings arising from any such case or circumstances.

40. EXHIBITOR BEHAVIOURRespectful language and attitude will be expected at all times towards volunteer stewards, judges and other competitors

41. ADVERTISING AND SPONSORSHIPNo person shall be allowed to fix any placard in the Showground without the written permission of the Show Manager and no exhibitor shall be allowed to distribute flyers anywhere in the Showground. Any exhibitor who would like to advertise should speak to the Show Office regarding sponsorship at the Show which would provide the exhibitor with advertising opportunities.

42. DISPUTESAll disputes respecting the Rules and Regulations of the Society together with all questions, the consideration

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of which is not otherwise provided for, shall be referred to the Stewards or Council, whose decision shall be final.

43. AMENDMENTSThe Society reserves the right to review and amend their rules and regulations prior to the Show. Any amendments will be listed on the Society website www.kentshowground.co.uk

PLEASE ENSURE THAT YOU HAVE READ THE SPECIFIC RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR SHOWJUMPING.

AFFILIATED SOCIETIES AND NUMBERS(Received at time of printing)

Arab Horse Society 261118

BSPS 21/19

CHAPS 19098

Ponies Association UK 19/W15/8207

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KENT COUNTY SHOW SPONSORS AND SUPPORTERSThe Kent County Agricultural Society would like to thank the following for their support of the Kent County Show�

SPONSORSAce Communications, Fenview, Doddington, Cambridgeshire, PE15 0SN.Arkas Ltd, Headcorn Road, Sutton Valence, Kent, ME17 3EH. www.arkas.co.ukAuto Trader Farm, 4th Floor, First Street, Tony Wilson Place, Manchester, M15 4FN. www.farm.autotrader.co.ukBarracudas Activity Day Camps, Airfield Industrial Estate, Unit 9, Warboys, Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire, PE28 2SH. www.barracudas.co.ukBelmont Estate, Belmont House, Belmont Park, Nr Throwley, Faversham, Kent, ME13 0HH. www.belmont-house.orgBrachers LLP, Somerfield House, 59 London Road, Maidstone, ME16 8JH. www.brachers.co.ukBrambledown Farm Shop, Brambledown, Lower Road, Sheerness, Kent, ME12 3SU, www.brambledown.co.ukBramley and Teal, Travel Chapter House, Gammaton Road, Bideford, Devon, EX39 4DF. www.bramleyandteal.co.ukCamellia PLC, Linton Park, Maidstone, Kent, ME17 4AB. www.camellia.plc.ukCharles Tassell, Weald View Farm, Windmill Hill, Ulcombe, Maidstone, Kent, ME17 1ER.Chartway Group, Orchard House, Westerhill Road, Coxheath, Maidstone, Kent, ME17 4DH. www.chartwaygroup.co.uk.CLA (Country, Land & Business Association), Fosse House, East Anton Court, Icknield Way, Andover, SP10 5RG. www.cla.org.ukClive Emson Auctioneers, Rocky Hill, London Road, Maidstone, Kent, ME16 8PY. www.cliveemson.co.ukThe Coleman Charity, C/O Clive Godderidge, The Old Rectory, Church Hill, Sutton By Dover, Kent, CT15 5DF. D.Body, The Paddock, Detling Hill, Detling, Maidstone, Kent, ME14 3JG. www.dbody.co.ukThe Farmers Club, 3 Whitehall Court, London, SW1A 2EL. FGS Agri, Stanford Bridge Farm, Station Road, Pluckley, Ashford, Kent, TN27 0RU. www.fgsagri.co.uk Fineline Windows, Newnham Court Shopping Village, Bearsted Road, Weavering, Maidsone, ME14 5LH. www.fineline-windows.co.uk.Four Jays Group, Barling Farm, East Sutton, Maidstone, Kent, ME17 3DX. www.fourjays.co.ukGallagher Farms, Leitrim House, Little Preston, Aylesford, Kent, ME20 7NS. www.gallagher-group.co.ukGeerings Print, Cobbs Wood House, Chart Road, Ashford, Kent, TN23 1EP. www.geeringsprint.co.ukGullands Solicitors, 16 Mill Street, Maidstone, Kent, ME15 6XT. www.gullands.comHadlow College, Hadlow, Tonbridge, Kent, TN11 0AL. www.hadlow.ac.ukHobbs Parker, The New Ashford Market Monument Way, Orbital Way, Ashford, Kent, TN24 0HB. www.hobbsparker.co.ukThe Holiday and Leisure Show, 15 Singleton Road, Great Chart, Ashford, Kent, TN23 3BA. www.theholidayandleisureshow.co.ukIrvin Confectionary, Pond Farm, Scotterthorpe, Gainsborough, DN21 3JL.J Ralph Stevens Ltd, Poplar Farm, Horsmonden, Kent, TN12 8HN.John Coultrip, Wingfield Farm, Eastling, Faversham, Kent, ME13 0BS. Kent Life .28 Teville Road, Worthing, West Sussex, BN11 1UG. www.kent-life.co.ukKreston Reeves, St Margaret’s Street, Canterbury, Kent, CT1 2TU. www.krestonreeves.comLH Woodhouse & Co Ltd, Wolds Farm, The Fosse, Cotgrave, Nottingham, NG12 3HG. www.lhwoodhouse.co.uk.Lockton Agri, The St. Botolph, 138 Houndsditch, London, EC3A 7AG. www.locktoninternational.com Maidstone Signs Limited, Unit 14, Britannia Business Park, Quarry Wood, Aylesford, Kent, ME20 7NT. www.maidstonesigns.co.ukMrs Roz Day, Great Tong Farm, Headcorn, Nr Ashford, Kent, TN27 9PP.Osborne Refrigerators Ltd, Bognor Regis, West Sussex, P021 3EG. www.osbornerefrigerators.ukOxted Classics, Gibbs House, Pains Hill, Oxted, RH8 0RB. www.oxtedclassiccars.co.ukPhilip G DaubenyPutlands Veterinary Surgery, Maidstone Road, Paddock Wood, Kent, TN12 6DZ. www.putlandsvets.comQuinn Estates, Highland Court Farm, Bridge, Canterbury, Kent, CT4 5HW. www.quinn-estates.com

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Savills, 23 Kings Hill Avenue, Kings Hill, ME19 4UA. www.savills.co.ukThe Southern Eastern Texel GroupSouth East Welsh and Pony Cob Association. www�sewpca� Supporting Events, East SussexWhitehead Monckton, 5 Eclipse Park, Sittingbourne Road, Maidstone, Kent, ME14 3EN. www.whitehead-monckton.co.uk.Wingham Wildlife Park, Rusham Road, Wingham, Kent, CT3 1JL. www.winghamwildlifepark.co.ukWithall & Co, Squires House, 205a High Street, West Wickham, Kent, BR4 0PH. www.withallco.com

SUPPORTERSA-Class Driving School, Pentagon Shopping Centre, Chatham, Kent, ME4 4HY. www.a-class.co.uk - Loan of vehicleAgwood, Swingfield, Dover, Kent, CT15 7HF. www.agwood.co.uk - Loan of tractor Bell Agricultural, www.bellagricultural.co.uk - Loan of John Deere GatorMr J Breeds, Agrimec, Upper Barn Garth Farm, Cox Street, Detling, Maidstone, Kent, ME14 3HE - Loan of trailers and water bowsersBritish Wool, Wood House, Sidings Close, Canal Road, Bradford, West Yorkshire, BD2 1AZ.Mr D Body - Locan of Gator Mr J Coultrip, Eastling - Loan of trailerDogs Trust Canterbury, Dogs Trust Rehoming Centre, Radfall Road, Chestfield, Near Whitstable, Kent. CT5 3ER. www.dogstrust.org.uk - Dog CrecheMr A Edmunds - Loan of gator. Mr J Forknall, Maidstone - Loan of trailerHaynes Agricultural, Squires Farm Industrial Estate, Eason’s Green, Uckfield, Essex, TN22 5RB. www.haynesgrp.co.ukSouth of England Agricultural Society, loan of equipment for YFCMr Paul Waring - Loan of tractor

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EQUINE RING PROGRAMMES 2019ALL TIMES ARE APPROXIMATE AND THE SOCIETY RESERVES THE RIGHT TO CURTAIL OR VARY THE EVENTS.

FRIDAY 05 JULY

ALAN DAY HOUSE LAWN2.30pm Presentation of Geerings Print Trophies for best Trade Stands

ASTOR RING 8.00am 309 Working Hunters9.30am Parade of Coakham Bloodhounds10.00am The International Dzhigitovka Show10�45am Showjumping set up11.00am 420 National Open Championship - Showjumping 1.30m12�30pm Showjumping set down12.30pm Spitfire Aerial Display and Flypast12.45pm 289 Heavy Horse Turnouts - Teams1.45pm Heritage Vehicles Display2.30pm Presentation of Long Service Awardsto follow on Grand Parade of Livestock3.15pm The International Dzhigitovka Show4.00pm Hackneys in Harness Final Judging & Parade4�15pm Showjumping set up 4.30pm 421 Area Trial - Showjumping 1.50m

JOHN STANDEN RING 8.00am 296 Hackney Pony 8.30am 322 Large Riding Horse (HOYS Qualifier)to follow on 323 Small Riding Horse (HOYS Qualifier) Riding Horse Championship9.45am 297 Hackney Horse to follow on Hackney Championship Pre-judging10.15am Equine Masterclass Demonstration11.00am 293 Open Private Driving12.15pm 294 Light Trade1.00pm 295 Exercise Driving1�45pm Showjumping set up2.00pm 422 Senior Foxhunter Showjumping 1.20mto follow on 423 Senior Showjumping 1.20mto follow on 424 Senior Newcomers / 6 Year Old Showjumping 1.10m to follow on 425 Senior Open Showjumping 1.15m

PAM NESFIELD RING 8.00am 318 Hack / Riding Horse Brood Mareto follow on 319 Hack / Riding Horse Foal 320 Hack / Riding Horse Yearling 321 Hack / Riding Horse, two or three year oldto follow on Hack / Riding Horse Championship10.30am 337 Anglo Arab or Part Bred Arab three years old and under 338 Anglo Arab or Part Bred Arab four years old and overto follow on Anglo Arab and Part Bred Arab In Hand Championship11.30am 330 Coloured Youngstock

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to follow on 331 Coloured Native/Cob/Traditional 332 Coloured Non-native to follow on Coloured Championship1.30pm 333 Pure Bred Arab, three years and underto follow on 334 Pure Bred Arab, four years and over Pure Bred Arab in Hand Championship2.45pm 336 Anglo or Part Bred Arab Ridden3.30pm 335 Pure Bred Arab Ridden4.15pm 313 Sport Horse Brood Mareto follow on 314 Sport Horse Foal 315 Yearling potential Sport Horse 316 Two year old potential Sport Horse 317 Three year old potential Sport Horse Sport Horse Championship

WEST RING 8.30am 310 Hunter Brood Mareto follow on 311 Hunter Foal 312 Hunter yearling, two or three year oldto follow on Supreme Hunter In Hand Championship10.30am 343 British Spotted Ponies and Horses In Hand 11.15am 300 Flat Ridden Sport Horse12.15pm 356 Ridden Part Bred Pony (HOYS Qualifier)1.15pm 344 British Spotted Ponies and Horses Ridden2.00pm 328 Ridden Native Colouredto follow on 329 Ridden Non-native Coloured Ridden Coloured Championship

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SATURDAY 06 JULY

ASTOR RING 8�00am Showjumping set up8.15am 426 Accumulator - Showjumping 1.40m9�15am Showjumping set down9.30am Pony Club Mounted Games10.15am The International Dzhigitovka Show 11.00am 290 Heavy Horse Turnouts Pairs11.45am 405 Osborne Refrigerators Double Harness Scurry,122cm and under (HOYS Qualifier)12.30pm Spitfire Aerial Display and Flypast12.45pm Heritage Vehicles Display1.15pm Cuddy Supreme in Hand Championship Judging 1.45pm 308 Costume Concours D’Elegance 2.30pm Grand Parade of Livestock3.15pm The International Dzhigitovka Show4.00pm Ridden Hunters Final Judging and Presentation 4�15pm Showjumping set up4.30pm 427 International Trial - Showjumping 1.55m

STANDEN RING A 8.00am 371 Welsh Pony (cob type) Section C, yearlingto follow on 372 Welsh Pony (cob type) Section C, two or three years old 373 Welsh Pony (cob type) Section C, mare or gelding, four years old and over 374 Welsh Pony (cob type) Section C, stallion, four years old and overto follow on Welsh Cob Section C Championship

STANDEN RING B 8.00am 375 Welsh Cob Section D, yearlingto follow on 376 Welsh Cob Section D, two or three years old 377 Welsh Cob Section D, mare or gelding, four years old and over 378 Welsh Cob Section D, stallion, four years old and overto follow on Welsh Cob Section D Championship

STANDEN RING COMPLETE10.00am 306 Side Saddle Show Horses Ladies Side Saddle (HOYS Qualifier)11.00am 307 Side Saddle Equitation 11.45am M&M Working Hunter Pony set up12.00pm 399 Mountain and Moorland Working Hunter Pony, 122cm 400 Mountain and Moorland Working Hunter Pony, 133cm 401 Mountain and Moorland Working Hunter Pony, 143cm 402 Mountain and Moorland Working Hunter Pony, 148cmto follow on Mountain and Moorland Working Hunter Pony Championship2�30pm Showjumping set up2.45pm 428 Riding Club Type Horse Semi Rustic Showjumping3�45pm 429 Riding Club Teams Showjumping

PAM NESFIELD RING NORTH END 8.00am 387 Standard Shetland, three years and under to follow on 388 Standard Shetland, four years old and over Standard Shetland Championship8.45am 389 Miniature Shetland, three years and under to follow on 390 Miniature Shetland, four years old and over Miniature Shetland Championshipto follow on Supreme Shetland Pony Championship

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9.45am 383 Highland Pony, three years and under 384 Highland Pony, four years and overto follow on Highland Championship

PAM NESFIELD RING SOUTH END8.00am 381 Dales Pony to follow on 382 Fell Pony Dales and Fell Championship 8.30am 367 Welsh Pony Section B, yearlingto follow on 368 Welsh Pony Section B, two or three years old 369 Welsh Pony Section B, mare or gelding, four years old and over 370 Welsh Pony Section B, stallion, four years old and overto follow on Welsh Pony Section B Championship

PAM NESFIELD RING COMPLETE 11.00am 392 Mountain & Moorland First Ridden 391 Mountain & Moorland Leading Rein12.30pm The Mountain & Moorland Supreme In Hand Championship1.00pm 393 B.S.P.S Open Ridden Championship, Dartmoor, Exmoor and Shetlandto follow on 394 B.S.P.S Open Ridden Championship, Connemara and New Forest 395 B.S.P.S Open Ridden Championship, Dales, Fell and Highland2.30pm 396 B.S.P.S Open Ridden Championship, Welsh Sections A and B 397 B.S.P.S Open Ridden Championship, Welsh Sections C 398 B.S.P.S Open Ridden Championship, Welsh Sections Dto follow on BSPS Ridden Mountain and Moorland Championship WEST RING WEST END 8.00am 363 Welsh Pony Section A, yearlingto follow on 364 Welsh Pony Section A, two or three years old 365 Welsh Pony Section A, mare or gelding, four years old and over 366 Welsh Pony Section A, stallion, four years old and overto follow on Welsh Pony Section A Championship9.30am 385 New Forest, three years old and underto follow on 386 New Forest, four years old and over New Forest Pony Championship

WEST RING EAST END 8.00am 379 Connemara, three years old and under 380 Connemara, four years old and over Connemara Championship9.00am 361 Dartmoor Pony In Hand 362 Exmoor Pony In Handto follow on Dartmoor and Exmoor Championship

WEST RING COMPLETE 10.30am 301 Ridden Novice Hunterto follow on 302 Ridden Lightweight Hunter11.30am 403 Traditional Welsh Ridden Sections A & Bto follow on 404 Traditional Welsh Ridden Sections C & D1.00pm 303 Ridden Middleweight Hunter 304 Ridden Heavyweight Hunterto follow on Ridden Hunter Championship pre-judging2.15pm 305 Ridden Small Hunter3�00pm 339 RoR Ridden Thoroughbred Show Series

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SUNDAY 07 JULY

ASTOR RING8�30am 430 Open Speed Classic Showjumping 1�30m9�30am Showjumping set down9.45am 406 Osborne Refrigerators Double Harness Scurry exceeding 122cm but not

exceeding 148cm (HOYS Qualifier)10.15am The International Dzhigitovka Show11.00am Inter Hunt Team Turnout to follow on Inter Hunt Horn Blowing Competition 407 Inter Hunt Team Relay Competition Inter Hunt Parade of Hounds12.30pm Spitfire Aerial Display and Flypast12.45pm Single Heavy Horse Turnouts1.30pm Osborne Refrigerators Double Harness Scurry Championship2.00pm Parade of Heavy Horses Shire Champion Shire Breed Champion Award Best Shod Heavy Horse Award2.30pm Grand Parade of Livestock3.15pm The International Dzhigitovka Show4�00pm Showjumping set up4.15pm 431 The Detling Stakes Showjumping 1.45m

JOHN STANDEN RING 9.00am 432 British Novice Showjumping 90cm to follow on 433 Senior Open Showjumping 1m10�30am Showjumping set down10.45am Equine Masterclass Demonstration11.30pm Working Hunter Ponies set up11.45pm 358 Working Hunter Ponies, 133cm (HOYS Qualifier) 359 Working Hunter Ponies, 143cm (HOYS Qualifier) 360 Working Hunter Ponies, 153cm (HOYS Qualifier) 357 Open Intermediate Working Hunter Ponies exceeding 148cm but not 158cm

(HOYS Qualifier) Working Hunter Pony Championship2.45pm Working Hunter Ponies set down3.00pm 292 Ridden Heavy Horse (HOYS Qualifier)

PAM NESFIELD RING 8.30am 345 Novice Children’s Riding Pony not exceeding 148cm9.00am 346 Children’s Riding Pony, 128cm (HOYS Qualifier) 347 Children’s Riding Pony, 138cm (HOYS Qualifier) 348 Children’s Riding Pony, 148cm (HOYS Qualifier) Open Children’s Riding Pony Championshipto follow on Supreme Children’s Riding Pony Championship12.15pm 340 Miniature Horse, stallions three years old and over (HOYS Qualifier)to follow on 341 Miniature Horse, mares and geldings three years old and over (HOYS Qualifier) 342 Miniature Horse, one and two year olds (HOYS Qualifier) Miniature Horse Championship1.45pm 351 Show Hunter Pony, 122cm 352 Show Hunter Pony, 133cm 353 Show Hunter Pony, 143cm 354 Show Hunter Pony, 153cm Show Hunter Pony Championship3.15pm 355 Lead Rein Pony of Hunter Type (HOYS Qualifier)

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WEST RING8.00am 299 Senior Ridden Pony or Horse9.30am 288 Any other breed of Heavy Horseto follow on 280 Shire stallion, two years old and over 281 Shire gelding, four years old and over 282 Shire yearling 283 Shire two year old 284 Shire three year old 285 Shire brood mare with foal at foot 286 Foal (Progeny of mare in previous class) 287 Barren Shire Mare Best Shod Heavy Horse Competition Judging 11.30am 298 Senior In Hand Pony or Horse1.00pm 349 Children’s Riding Ponies, Leading Rein Pony (HOYS Qualifier)to follow on 350 Children’s Riding Ponies, First Ridden Pony (HOYS Qualifier) Children’s Riding Ponies Open Mini Show Pony Championships2.15pm 324 Amateur Owner Rider Cobto follow on 325 Maxi Cob (HOYS Qualifier) 326 Lightweight Cob (HOYS Qualifier) 327 Heavyweight Cob (HOYS Qualifier) Cob Championship

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Horse and Pony Classes in alphabetical orderSection Class No. Day of Judging Anglo-Arab or Part Bred Arab 336 - 338 Friday Any Other Breed Heavy Horse 288 SundayBest Shod Heavy Horse N/A SundayBritish Spotted Ponies and Horses 343 - 344 FridayBSPS Open Ridden Championship 393 - 398 SaturdayChildren’s Riding Ponies 345 - 350 SundayColoured Horses 328 - 332 Friday Connemara 379 - 380 Saturday Cuddy Supreme In-Hand Championship N/A Saturday Dales and Fell 381 - 382 Saturday Dartmoor and Exmoor 361 - 362 Saturday Double Harness Scurry 405 - 406 Saturday & Sunday Hackneys In Harness 296 - 297 Friday Heavy Horse Turnouts 289 - 291 Friday, Saturday & Sunday Highland 383 - 384 SaturdayHunter Breeding 310 - 312 Friday In Hand Hack / Riding Horse 318 - 321 Friday Inter Hunt Team Relay Competition 407 SundayM&M First Ridden 392 Saturday M&M Leading Rein 391 Saturday M&M Supreme In-Hand Championship N/A Saturday M&M Working Hunter Pony 399 - 402 Saturday Miniature Horses 340 - 342 Sunday New Forest 385 - 386 Saturday Private Driving 293 - 295 Friday Pure Bred Arabs 333 - 335 Friday Ridden Cobs 324 - 327 Sunday Ridden Heavy Horses 292 Sunday Ridden Hunters 301 - 305 Saturday Ridden Part Bred Pony 356 Friday Ridden Sport Horses 300 Friday Riding Horses 322 - 323 Friday RoR Thoroughbred Show Series 339 Saturday Senior Ponies and Horses 298 - 299 Sunday Shetlands 387 - 390 Saturday Shire Horses 280 - 287 SundayShow Hunter Ponies 351 - 355 Sunday Side Saddle Show Horses 306 - 308 Saturday Sport Horse Breeding 313 - 317 Friday Traditional Welsh Ridden 403 - 404 Saturday Welsh (all sections) 363 - 378 Saturday Working Hunter Ponies 357 - 360 Sunday Working Hunters 309 Friday Show Jumping Accumulator 426 Saturday Area Trial 421 Friday British Novice 432 SundayInternational Trial 427 Saturday National 1.30m Open 420 Friday Open Speed Classic 430 Sunday Riding Club Semi-Rustic Jumping 428 Saturday Riding Club Team Jumping 429 SaturdaySenior Foxhunter 422 Friday Senior Newcomers/6 Year Old 424 FridaySenior Open 1m 433 SundaySenior Open 1.15m 425 FridaySenior Open 1.20 423 FridayThe Detling Stakes 431 Sunday

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SHIRE HORSESJudging day: Sunday

JUDGEMr M Horler, Bath, Somerset

ENTRY FEESClasses 280 to 285 and 287: Members, £15.00; Non-members, £30.00.Class 286: Members, £8.00; Non-members, £15.50

PRIZESCLASSES 280 to 285 and 2871st, £35; 2nd, £25; 3rd, £20; 4th, £13.CLASS 2861st, £20; 2nd, £15; 3rd, £10; 4th, £7.

AFFILIATED SOCIETY, REGULATIONS AND QUALIFIERSThese classes are held under the 2019 rules and jurisdiction of the Shire Horse Society.

All competitors should acquaint themselves with Shire Horse Society rules before entering. www.shire-horse.org.uk.

STABLING REIMBURSEMENTStabling must be booked and paid for at the time of making entries. However, a full refund will be made within one month of the Show for all stabling actually used on the day. This year Shires will be stabled on site within the Heavy Horse Village. Please contact The Equine Department in the Show Office if you have specific requirements.

APPEARANCE MONEYSP125 £50 appearance money will be offered to each horse forward in the Shire Horse classes. An exhibitor

is eligible to receive only one payment of £50 for each animal forward for judging at the Show. It is a condition of entry that all Heavy Horses must parade if called to do so. Failure to attend could result in prize and attendance money being withheld.

TROPHIES AND SPECIAL PRIZEST101 The Brenchley Silver Mist Challenge Cup for the Shire Breeding Champion. Stallions, colts, fillies and

mares from classes 280, 282, 283, 284, 285 and 287 will be eligible for this award.

T87 The W Rogers Perpetual Challenge Trophy for the best mare with foal at foot in class 285.

T83 The KCAS Swalegas Perpetual Challenge Cup for the Champion Shire with a cash prize of £50 and £25 for the Reserve.

T143 The Whitbread Fremlins Trophy for the best Barren Shire Mare in class 287.

BR62 The Shire Horse Society will award a Silver Plated Spoon for the best Shire mare or filly subject to the Shire Horse Society special conditions of offer.

BR35 The Shire Horse Society will award a Silver Plated Spoon for the best Shire stallion subject to the Shire Horse Society Special conditions of offer.

BR54 The South Eastern Shire Horse Association will award a rosette for the best Shire foal which is owned and exhibited by a member of the Association. The winning foal must be the offspring of a Premium or Super Premium Stallion.

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CLASSESClass 280 Shire Stallion, two years old and over.

Class 281 Shire gelding, four years old and over.

Class 282 Shire yearling.

Class 283 Shire two year old, filly or gelding.

Class 284 Shire three year old, filly or gelding.

Class 285 Shire brood mare with own foal at foot.

Class 286 Foal (Progeny of mare in previous class).

Class 287 Barren Shire Mare.

Section Championships - Shire In Hand Championship and Shire Breed Champion In Hand AwardThe 1st and 2nd placed animals from all classes will go forward to the above Championships.

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ANY OTHER BREED OF HEAVY HORSEJudging day: Sunday

JUDGEMr R Clark, Colchester, Essex

ENTRY FEESMembers: £15.00; Non-members, £30.00.

PRIZES1st, £35; 2nd, £25; 3rd, £20; 4th, £13.

This class is open to any breed of heavy horse except Shires.

STABLING REIMBURSEMENTStabling must be booked and paid for at the time of making entries. However, a full refund will be made within one month of the Show for all stabling actually used on the day. Shires and Heavy Horses will be stabled on site within the Heavy Horse Village. Please contact the Equine Department within the Show Office if you have specific requirements.

CONDITIONS OF ENTRYThis class is open to any breed of Heavy Horse, except Shires. This competition is for purebred mares, geldings and stallions, 4 years old or over, that are registered in the stud book of the appropriate breed society.

APPEARANCE MONEYSP57 £50 appearance money will be offered to each horse forward in the Any Other Breed of Heavy Horse

class. An exhibitor is eligible to receive only one payment of £50 for each animal forward for judging at the Show. It is a condition of entry that all Heavy Horses must Parade if called to do so. Failure to attend could result in prize and attendance money being withheld.

TROPHIES AND SPECIAL PRIZEST124 The NSR Perpetual Challenge Trophy for the best Heavy Horse from class 288.

SP56 A prize of £50 for the best Heavy Horse from class 288 and £25 for the second prize winner.

CLASSESClass 288 Any Other Breed of Heavy Horse in hand, any breed, any height, colts, fillies, mares or geldings.

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CAMELLIA PLC WITHALL AND CO HEAVY HORSE TURNOUTSJudging days: Class 289 - FridayClass 290 - SaturdayClass 291 - Sunday

JUDGEMr R Clark, Colchester, Essex

ENTRY FEESMembers, £15.00; Non-members, £30.00.One entry fee per team or pair.

PRIZES1st, £35; 2nd, £25; 3rd, £20; 4th, £13.

The Society would like to thank Withall & Co, West Wickham, Kent, for kindly sponsoring the Heavy Horse Teams. www.withallco.com

The Society would like to thank Camellia PLC, Maidstone, for kindly sponsoring the Heavy Horse Pairs. www.camellia.plc.uk

APPEARANCE MONEYSP58 £100 appearance money will be offered to each single turnout forward, £200 for each pairs turnout

forward and £350 for each teams turnout forward in the appropriate classes. It is a condition of entry that all Heavy Horses must parade if called to do so. Failure to attend could result in prize and attendance money being withheld.

STABLING REIMBURSEMENTStabling must be booked and paid for at the time of making entries. However, a full refund will be made within one month of the Show for all stabling actually used on the day. This year Shires and Heavy Horses will be stabled on site within the Heavy Horse Village. Please contact the Equine Department if you have specific requirements.

TROPHIES AND SPECIAL PRIZEST5 The Lord Cornwallis Perpetual Challenge Cup for the best Heavy Horse Single Turnout.

T94 The Sparshatts of Kent Perpetual Trophy for the best Heavy Horse Pairs Turnout.

T98 The Malling Trophy for the best Farming Turnout in class 290.

CLASSESClass 289 Heavy Horse Turnouts teams, teams of 3 or 4 horses, any breed, exhibited in gears with two or four

wheeled vehicles. Exhibitor engaged in any trade or occupation.

Please complete a separate entry form for each animal in this class.

Class 290 Heavy Horse Turnouts pairs, any breed exhibited in gears in two or four wheeled vehicles. Exhibitor engaged in any trade or occupation.

Please complete a separate entry form for each animal in this class.

Class 291 Heavy Horse Turnouts singles, any breed, exhibited in gears with two or four wheeled vehicles. Exhibitor engaged in any trade or occupation.

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TANTON-BROWN BEST SHOD HEAVY HORSE COMPETITIONJudging day: Sunday

JUDGEMr N Massie, Rochester, Kent

No entry fee

CONDITIONS FOR ENTRYThis competition will be run concurrently with the judging of the in hand Shire classes and the Any Other Breed of Heavy Horse class on Sunday morning in the West Ring. Rosettes will be awarded in the West Ring with the trophy awarded in the Astor Ring, during the Parade of Heavy Horses

The judge will examine each horse before or during the line-up for preliminary judging, taking into consideration the following:-a) condition of feetb) the making (or preparation) and fitting of shoesc) nailing and position of clips

Normal shoes and showing plates are equally acceptable, provided they are suitable for the horse.

The best shod heavy horse in each of the classes in the Shire Horse and Any Other Breed of Heavy Horse classes must go forward to the Astor Ring on Sunday to collect their trophy and take part in the parade.

TROPHIES AND SPECIAL PRIZEST142 The Julian Tanton-Brown Memorial Trophy for the farrier of the best shod heavy horse in hand,

presented by Mr and Mrs Tanton-Brown.

Tanton-Brown Best Shod Heavy Horse Competition Award FinalsThe best shod heavy horse in the Shire Horse and Any Other Breed of Heavy Horse classes will go forward to this final. The winner of this competition will go forward into the Parade of Heavy Horses, where the award will be presented�

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RIDDEN HEAVY HORSESJudging day: Sunday

JUDGESConformation / Type:Ride / Performance:

ENTRY FEESMembers, £28.00; Non-members, £43.00.(Entry fees in this qualifying class include a £13.00 Horse of the Year Show contribution).TO ENTER THIS CLASS, A HORSE OF THE YEAR SHOW ENTRY FORM MUST BE COMPLETED

PRIZES1st, £35; 2nd, £25; 3rd, £20; 4th, £13.

AFFILIATED SOCIETY, REGULATIONS AND QUALIFIERSThis class will run in accordance with the British Ridden Heavy Horse Society however the general rules as set out in the Horse of the Year Show rulebook will take precedence, a copy of which can be downloaded from www.hoys.co.uk.

This is a qualifying class for the Horse of the Year Show, NEC, Birmingham, 2 - 6 October 2019. Qualification will not pass below 5th place. Qualification will be verified by the Horse of the Year Show office.

This is a Horse of the Year Show Qualifier, all data given upon entry of this class is provided to Grandstand Media Limited and stored on the Grandstand Entries System. For full policy details please visit www.grandstand entries.com.

This competition is for purebred mares, geldings and stallions, 4 years old or over, that are registered in the main British Stud Books of the Shire, Clydesdale, Suffolk or Percheron Horse Societies, to be ridden. Partbreds are not eligible to compete. All Riders and Owners must be Members of either the Shire Horse Society, The Clydesdale Horse Society, The Suffolk Horse Society, or British Percheron Horse Society. (For Clydesdale horses, they are to hold a Clydesdale Horse Society passport with full pedigree details, stallions and mares are to appear in the main section of the Clydesdale Horse stud book and geldings are to have appeared as produce of their dam.)

Kilmannan Ridden Heavy Horse ChampionshipClass 292 is a qualifier for the Kilmannan Ridden Heavy Horse Championship. The qualifying horse will receive a rosette and prize card and will be eligible to compete in the final of the Kilmannan British Ridden Heavy Horse Championship. To be held at the Equifest Extravaganza on 31 August 2019.

The highest placed, previously unqualified, Clydesdale, Percheron, Shire or Suffolk (registered in the main British Stud Books) placed 1st, 2nd or 3rd will qualify. One qualification per class.

The highest placed junior rider (aged between 14 and 20 years on 7 August 2019) placed 1st, 2nd or 3rd in Class 292 will also qualify for the Kilmannan Junior Championship. One qualification per class.

STABLING REIMBURSEMENTStabling must be booked and paid for at the time of making entries. However, a full refund will be made within one month of the Show for all stabling actually used on the day. This year Shires and Heavy Horses will be stabled on site within the Heavy Horse Village. Please contact the Equine Department if you have specific requirements.

TROPHIES AND SPECIAL PRIZESBR305 The Clydesdale, Percheron, Shire and Suffolk Horse Breed Societies kindly offer ‘Best of Breed’

rosettes to the highest placed of each breed. Cards will be presented to winning competitors in the ring to claim their rosettes from the respective Societies.

CLASSESClass 292 Horse of the Year Show Qualifier - British Ridden Heavy Horses.

Mrs F Clark, Colchester, EssexMr J Poole, Alvechurch, Worcestershire

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PRIVATE DRIVINGJudging day: Friday

JUDGEMrs N Salter, Nr Retford, Nottinghamshire

ENTRY FEESMembers: £15.00; Non-members, £30.00.

PRIZES1st, £35; 2nd, £25; 3rd, £20; 4th, £13.

AFFILIATED SOCIETY, REGULATIONS AND QUALIFIERSThese classes are held under the 2019 rules and jurisdiction of the British Driving Society (BDS). All competitors must be British Driving Society members at the time the Show entry forms are received. Entries found not to have current membership of the British Driving Society at the time of entry will not be eligible for a refund.

All competitors should acquaint themselves with BDS rules before entering. www.britishdrivingsociety.co.uk.

Osborne Refrigerators BDS National Championships 2019These classes are qualifiers for the 2019 Osborne Refrigerators BDS National Championships at Driving Addington on 21 September 2019. The highest placed turnout owned and driven by a member of the British Driving Society and eligible for the following Type-Section/s disregarding those already qualified down to 6th place in the class will qualify for the 2019 Semi-Finals at Driving Addington. The Championship will immediately follow the semi-finals.

Type/Sectionsa - Single hackney-type over 13.2 hhb - Single hackney-type 13.2 hh and underf - Single purebred Registered Welsh Cobs - Section Dj - Two-wheel Light Trade k - Four-wheel Light Trade l - Single or Tandem Turnout Driven to a two-wheel exercise vehicle.

Victoria Food Company Open Private Driving Championship 2019This is a Victoria Food Company Open Private Driving Championship Qualifier. The Champion will qualify for the Grand Final to be held on Sunday 9 September 2019 at David Broome’s Event Centre, Mount Ballan Manor, Crick, Chepstow, Monmouth, NP26 5XP. In the event that the Champion has already qualified then the Reserve Champion to qualify. If the Reserve has also qualified, the rosette to be awarded back to the Champion. Once qualified, the horse, whip and vehicle may not be changed.

CLASSESClass 293 Open Private Driving. Open to horses and ponies four years old and over, any height, to be driven

single, pair or tandem, to a suitable traditional type vehicle. A traditional vehicle means a vehicle of traditional profile and identifiable type to resemble the design of a carriage built prior to the First World War. The vehicle may be made from modern materials but must have traditional style springing and carriage lamps. Pneumatic tyred vehicles, trade turnouts and show wagons are not eligible�

If more than 6 entries are received in each section, this class will be divided into a) 13.2 hh and under and b) over 13.2 hh.

Class 294 Light Trade. Open to horses and ponies, four years old and over, any height, to be driven single, pair or tandem, to be shown in a two or four wheeled light trade vehicle, to be traditional or traditional type trade vehicle. No goods to be carried or displayed, a small sample load may be carried on a

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coster turnout only. Empty containers (e.g. milk churns) are permitted. Hackney show wagons are not permitted in this class.

Class 295 Exercise Vehicles. Open to horses and ponies, four years old and over, any height, to be driven single, pair or tandem. To be shown in a non-traditional or non-traditional type trade vehicle and includes those with pneumatic tyres specifically designed for carriages i.e. not car tyres. Lamps need not to be carried. Judging will include general cleanliness, safety of turnout, correct fitting of harness and vehicle suitability.

HACKNEYS IN HARNESSKindly sponsored by Philip G Daubeny EsqJudging day: Friday

JUDGEMrs N Salter, Nr Retford, Nottinghamshire

ENTRY FEESMembers, £15.00; Non-members, £30.00.

PRIZES1st, £35; 2nd, £25; 3rd, £20; 4th, £13.

The Society would like to thank Philip G Daubeny Esq for kindly sponsoring this section.

CONDITIONS FOR ENTRYAll horses and ponies must be registered in the studbook of the UK Hackney Horse Society or a recognised Hackney Society abroad, and all exhibitors must be members of the Hackney Horse Society. The minimum age of driver in these classes will be 14 years at the date of the Show.

Exhibits to be shown to a Box/Show Wagon or Viceroy with traditional black, brass mounted Hackney harness. The use of snaffle bits (4 or 2 ring), hackamores, martingales, side reins, draw reins, kicking straps, aluminium beck-sets etc is not permitted. Bearing reins may be used but overchecks are not allowed. Looped reins or handholds are not allowed. The only exception is for a driver with arthritis or other similar disability who must have a Doctor’s certificate. A whip need not be carried but must be on the vehicle.

Entries will be judged on soundness, conformation, quality, style, action, manners and pace. To be shown in harness�

TROPHIES AND SPECIAL PRIZESBR202 A rosette will be awarded to the Champion Hackney and a rosette for the Reserve.

CLASSESClass 296 Open Hackney Pony, stallion, mare or gelding, not exceeding 14 hh. To be shown in harness�

Class 297 Open Hackney Horse, stallion, mare or gelding, exceeding 14 hh. To be shown in harness�

Section Championship - Hackney in HarnessThe 1st and 2nd placed animals from classes 296 and 297 will go forward to the Hackney In Harness Pre Judging in the John Standen Ring and then the Final Judging and Presentation in the Astor Ring.

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SENIOR HORSES & PONIESJudging day: Sunday

JUDGES


PRIZES1st, £35; 2nd, £25; 3rd, £20; 4th, £13.

AFFILIATED SOCIETY, REGULATIONS AND QUALIFIERSThese classes are held under the 2019 rules and jurisdiction of the Senior Showing & Dressage Ltd (SSADL). All competitors should acquaint themselves with SSADL rules before entering. www.seniorshowinganddressage.co.uk

Olympia Anthony Evans SSADL Home Produced First Round Qualifier 2019 First round qualifiers only are open to members and non-members of SSADL.

No spurs, galloping, wearing of face/body jewellery. Foals are not permitted in SSADL classes. For stallions either in hand or ridden, competitors must be 16 years of age or over. For in hand classes - minimum age of handler is 9 years old. Grooms, if required, must be 16 years of age or over.

Competitors cannot enter the ring once the command of trot have been given.

Rider/Handler/Pony/Horse combination must stay the same from first to second round qualifiers and the grand final.

SSADL qualification cards, 1st - 6th will be handed out in the ring at the time of presentation. Competitors only need one qualification per section per season in hand and/or ridden, if already qualified this card must be handed down the line�

If sufficient entries are received, the classes will be subdivided and judged according to age group, classes will be limited to 40 entries�

Next stage - Olympia Second Round QualifiersFor a list of qualifying shows see the SSAD Ltd website, www.seniorshowinganddressage.co.uk.You can only compete in the Olympia Anthony Evans SSADL Second Round Qualifiers, if you are a 2019 member and your animal is registered with SSAD Ltd and hold the 2019 membership/registration card. Once you have qualified at a First Round Qualifier and you have received an acceptance card, only then may you compete in the Olympia Second Round Qualifiers. The Second Round Champions will go on to compete at the Olympia Anthony Evans SSADL Home Produced Supreme Final at the London International Horse Show in December 2019. Once a competitor has qualified for the Olympia Grand Final they may continue to compete at any Second Round Qualifiers, but they will not be eligible to enter the Olympia Qualifying Championships. In this instance the second placed competitor will be eligible for this championship.

Once a competitor has qualified for Olympia in the ridden section they are not allowed to qualify for the in hand section and vice versa.

TROPHIES AND SPECIAL PRIZESBR67 1st, 2nd and 3rd entries placed in each class will receive a £10 voucher kindly sponsored by Anthony

Evans Insurance.

CLASSESClass 298 Mixed Age In Hand Pony or Horse, 15 years old and over.

Class 299 Mixed Age Ridden Pony or Horse, 15 years old and over.

Mrs C Whiteley, Braintree, Essex

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RIDDEN SPORT HORSESJudging day: Friday

JUDGEMr R Sharp, Devizes, Wiltshire


PRIZES1st, £35; 2nd, £25; 3rd, £20; 4th, £13.

AFFILIATED SOCIETY, REGULATIONS AND QUALIFIERSThese classes are held under the 2019 rules and jurisdiction of the Sport Horse Breeding of Great Britain SHB(GB).

All competitors should acquaint themselves with SHB(GB) rules before entering. www.sporthorsegb.co.uk.

Flat Ridden Sport HorseThese classes are for 4 and 5 year old and over athletic horses that have the conformation and movement to go to the top of their sphere.All horses must exceed 148cm (14.2hh approx).

Day Tickets can be purchased for £36 (this entitles competitors to compete at a maximum of 2 show’s in the year at £36 per show - it covers owner and rider membership together with horse registration for that show). If the class is a qualifying class for RIHS, in order for the qualification to be valid, application for full owner/rider membership and horse registration must be received in the SHB(GB) office within 14 days.

CONDITIONS FOR ENTRYHorses are to be ridden in the ring. This class is for 4 and 5 year old and over athletic horses that have the conformation and movement to go to the top of their sphere.Horses to be shown on the flat, will not be required to jump. Horses will not be ridden by the judge but will be required to give a short individual show of walk, trot and canter of approximately 1 minute, to be awarded marks out of a possible 20 for each pace. Lengthened strides in trot and canter must be shown. Marks, all horses are required for a conformation assessment to be awarded marks out of a possible 50.

Competitors must wear a skull cap or hat and safety harness according to the current approved BSI or European Standard at all times. Skull caps must have a navy blue or black cover. Any competitor not adhering to this will be asked to leave the class/ring.

CLASSClass 300 Flat Ridden Sport Horse. This class is for horses 4, 5 and 6 year old and over.

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RIDDEN HUNTERSKindly sponsored by Philip G Daubeny EsqJudging day: Saturday

JUDGESRide: Mrs L Hamilton, Cheltenham, GloucestershireConformation: Mr R Sharp, Devizes, Wiltshire

ENTRY FEESClass 301Members, £15.00; Non-members, £30.00RIHS Classes 302-305Members, £24.50; Non-members, £39.50Entries in these classes include a £9.50 RIHS contribution.

PRIZES1st, £35; 2nd, £25; 3rd, £20; 4th, £13.

The Society would like to thank Philip G Daubeny Esq for kindly sponsoring this section.

AFFILIATED SOCIETY, REGULATIONS AND QUALIFIERSClasses 301 - 305 are held under the 2019 rules and jurisdiction of Sport Horse Breeding of Great Britain (SHB(GB)). Horses registered with the Association must be owned, exhibited and ridden by current SHB(GB) Members. Registration numbers must be quoted on the entry form.

All competitors should acquaint themselves with SHB (GB) rules before entering. www.sporthorsegb.co.uk.

Longines Royal International Horse Show Qualifier 2020Classes 302 - 305 are qualifiers for the Longines Royal International Horse Show 2020. The two highest placed horses in each class will qualify to enter at the RIHS. No horse lower than second in its Class will qualify.Only horses registered with SHB (GB) and who are also registered on the current year’s Show Hunter Register are eligible to enter in qualifying classes for Ridden Hunter Championships and the Show Hunter Registration number must be quoted on all entry forms. Any horse that is entered for a qualifying class without first being on the Show Hunter Register cannot subsequently be registered and therefore will not be eligible for entry in any qualifying classes for the remainder of the season. Competitors may compete on a day ticket at the cost of £36 (this entitles competitors to compete at a maximum of 2 show’s in the year at £36 per show - it covers owner and rider membership together with horse registration for that show). If the class is a qualifying class for RIHS, in order for the qualification to be valid, application for full owner/rider membership and horse registration must be received in the SHB(GB) office within 14 days.

CONDITIONS FOR ENTRYClass 301 Novice Ridden Hunter. Not to have won a first prize of £60 or a total of £200 (or equivalent values) in prize money in any SHB (GB) affiliated ridden hunter classes at home and abroad before 1 January in the current year, excepting all prize money awarded as a four year old. This does not apply to Novice Working Hunter classes. Any horse that qualifies for the Horse of the Year Show in a Ridden Hunter class (not including Working Hunter classes) will not be eligible to compete in Novice classes from 1st January the following year but horses that qualified for Horse of the Year Show as a 4 year old are exempt.

TROPHIES AND SPECIAL PRIZEST71 The Hugh Haldin Challenge Trophy for the Champion Hunter from classes 301, 302, 303 and 304.

SP60 A prize of £200 will be awarded for the Champion Hunter and £50 for the Reserve from classes 301, 302, 303 and 304. The Society would like to thank Philip G Daubeny Esq for his generosity in providing the cash prizes that accompany the Hugh Haldin Trophy.

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T92 The Brave Spartan Perpetual Trophy for the winner of the Middleweight Hunter class.

BR104 The Cleveland Bay Horse Society offers its rosette for the best Cleveland Bay in the Novice Hunter class�

BR105 A special rosette will be awarded for the best novice hunter and rider residing in and stabled in Kent.

CLASSESClass 301 Novice Hunter mare or gelding four years old and over.

Class 302 Lightweight Show Hunter. Mare or gelding� 4 years old and over, capable of carrying up to 12 stone 7lbs�

Class 303 Middleweight Show Hunter. Mare or gelding. 4 years old and over, capable of carrying 12 stone 7lbs and not exceeding 14 stone.

Class 304 Heavyweight Show Hunter. Mare or gelding� 4 years old and over, capable of carrying over 14 stone.

Class 305 Small Show Hunter. Mare or gelding. 4 years old and over exceeding 148 cms but not exceeding 158 cms�

Section Championship - Ridden HuntersThe 1st and 2nd placed animals from classes 301, 302, 303 and 304 will go forward to the Ridden Hunters Pre Judging in the West Ring and then the Final Judging and Presentation in the Astor Ring.

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SIDE SADDLEKindly sponsored by Philip G Daubeny Esq and Mrs Roz Day.Judging day: Saturday

JUDGESLadies Side Saddle - Riding - Mrs K Whiting, Haywards Heath, West SussexLadies Side Saddle - Conformation - Mr S Somers, Newmarket, SuffolkEquitation and Costume Conours - Mr S Somers, Newmarket, Suffolk and Lady Colgrain, Sevenoaks, Kent

ENTRY FEESClass 307 and 308 Members, £15.00; Non-members, £30.00.Horse of the Year Show Class 306Members, £28.00; Non-members, £43.00.Entry fees in this qualifying class include a £13.00 Horse of the Year Show contribution.TO ENTER THIS CLASS, A HORSE OF THE YEAR SHOW ENTRY FORM MUST BE COMPLETED.

PRIZES1st, £35; 2nd, £25; 3rd, £20; 4th, £13.

The Society would like to thank Philip G Daubeny Esq and Mrs Roz Day for kindly sponsoring this section.

AFFILIATED SOCIETY, REGULATIONS AND QUALIFIERSClass 306 is held under the 2019 rules and jurisdiction of the British Show Horse Association (BSHA). Horses registered with the Association must be owned, exhibited and ridden by current BSHA Members. Riders must be 15 years of age or older. Registration numbers must be quoted on the entry form. Horse of the Year Show rules take precedence.

Horses competing at the Horse of the Year Show and qualifying shows in The Hunter sections of The Sport Horse Breeding of Great Britain classes at their Affiliated Shows cannot compete in Hack, Cobs and Riding Horse classes at the same show, on the same day and vice versa. This does not apply to SHB (GB) Ridden Sport Horse classes.

All competitors should acquaint themselves with BSHA rules before entering. www.britishshowhorse.org.

Classes 307 and 308 are held under the rules and jurisdiction of the Side Saddle Association. All competitors should acquaint themselves with SSA rules before entering. www.sidesaddleassociation.co.uk.

Horse of the Year Show Qualifier - Ladies’ Side Saddle Show Horse of the Year ChampionshipThis class is a qualifying class for Horse of the Year Show, NEC, Birmingham, 2 - 6 October 2019. All owners, producers and riders in class 306 must be members of the British Show Horse Association (BSHA). Open to all horses registered with BSHA, mares or geldings, 4 years old or over, exceeding 148cms to be ridden side saddle by a lady. Qualification will not pass below 5th place. Qualification will be verified by the Horse of the Year Show office. Exhibits will be required to gallop/extend during the Go round phase.


This class will be run in accordance with the general rules as set out in the Horse of the Year Show rulebook, a copy of which can be downloaded from www.hoys.co.uk.

JVJ Side Saddle ChampionshipThe Side Saddle Costume Concours d’Elégance will incorporate The JVJ Championship Final, sponsored by Julie Jones, Valerie Knott and Jill Skinner. The JVJ Championship will run alongside the Side Saddle Costume Concours d’Elégance this will be judged separately.

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CONDITIONS FOR ENTRY

The Equitation Championships Open Qualifying Class This class is run under SSA rules defined in the current Member’s Handbook. Open to SSA Members and Non-Members. Members carrying their current Championship Points cards are eligible for SSA rosettes to 3rd Adult and 3rd Junior places and SSA Championship points. Competitors must wear a hat to current Safety Standard or above.

The Side Saddle Costume Concours d’Elegance In this class, the sole criterion is the elegance of the picture presented by horse/pony and rider, and the way of going of the horse/pony. Safe tack must be used. Detailed inspection of the rider’s period costume is not required. Fancy dress is not permitted. Competitors are required to walk, trot and canter. No individual show is required, but the judge may ask small groups of 3 or 4 riders to give short displays. Competitors should produce a brief résumé about their costumes for the Commentator. Juniors must wear hats to current British Safety standards or above for this class. Adult riders not wearing such hats do so at their own risk.

This year the Kent County Agricultural Society celebrates its 90th Show and invite side saddle competitors in this class to wear a vintage habit, which is the style of habits worn during the year 1928. There will be additional special prizes for the highest placed vintage habits worn. Habit wearers will be judged as part of the costume class and should enter in the same way as they would if wearing a costume. Commentary notes on yourself, horse and habit are essential.

TROPHIES AND SPECIAL PRIZEST7 The Rosamund Owen Perpetual Challenge Trophy for the winner of the Ladies’ Hunter Side-Saddle

class�

BR107 Southernden Farm offers a rosette to the highest placed member aged under 14 on 1 January of the current year in the Equitation Class.

BR108 A rosette in memory of The Late Mr R Philpot is offered to the Adult Member and Manor Grange Stud Show Centre to the Junior Member, judged to be the best turned out�

BR109 A special rosette will be awarded to the highest placed Adult and Junior Member of the SSA carrying their current championship points card in the Costume Concours d’Elegance Class.

CLASSESClass 306 Ladies’ Side Saddle Horse of the Year Show Qualifier 2019. Mare or gelding, 4 years old and over,

exceeding 148cm, to be ridden side-saddle by a lady.

Class 307 Equitation Championships Open Qualifying Class

Class 308 Side Saddle Costume Concours d’Elégance, incorporating The JVJ Championship Final.

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WORKING HUNTERSJudging day: Friday

JUDGESRiding: Mr N Fuller, Rawreth, EssexConformation: Miss J Cooper, Beaminster, Dorset

ENTRY FEESMembers, £28.00; Non-members, £43.00.Entry fees in this qualifying class include a £13.00 Horse of the Year Show contribution.TO ENTER THIS CLASS, A HORSE OF THE YEAR SHOW ENTRY FORM MUST BE COMPLETED

PRIZES1st, £35; 2nd, £25; 3rd, £20; 4th, £13

AFFILIATED SOCIETY, REGULATIONS AND QUALIFIERSThese classes are held under the 2019 rules and jurisdiction of the British Show Horse Association (BSHA), however Horse of the Year Show rules take precedence.


Horse of the Year Show Qualifier - Cuddy Working Hunter of the Year. This class is a qualifying event for Horse of the Year Show, NEC, Birmingham, 2 - 6 October 2019 and only horses registered with the British Show Horse Association (BSHA) are eligible to enter. All Riders, Owners and Producers must be Members of the British Show Horse Association. Riders must be 15 years of age or older. Registration numbers must be quoted on entry forms. The highest placed unqualified horse in the first three will qualify to enter at the Horse of the Year Show. No horse lower than 3rd place will qualify. Qualification will be verified by the Horse of the Year Show office.

This is a Horse of the Year Show Qualifier, all data given upon entry of this class is provided to Grandstand Media Limited and stored on the Grandstand Entries System. For full policy details please visit www.grandstand entries.com�

These classes will be run in accordance with the general rules as set out in the Horse of the Year Show rulebook, a copy of which can be downloaded from www.hoys.co.uk.

CONDITIONS FOR ENTRYThis competition is for Working Hunters, any weight, mares, geldings or stallions (competing stallions must have a red, white and blue ribbon displayed in their tail), 4 years old and over exceeding 148cm (14.2hh approx) to be judged in accordance with the rules herein set out. Any horse which has qualified as a Grade A Show-jumper or Advanced Event Horse as at 1st January in the current year is not eligible to compete in Working Hunter classes.Fences to be a minimum of 8 and a maximum of 12 in number and a maximum height of 1.14m (3ft 9ins). The course will contain a combination and should contain a water tray. This class will be judged in two parts. Part One (Jumping) will be judged first, without a jump-off. All clear rounds and any other horses the judges may require will go forward to the next part. Fences should have a natural appearance and not be easily dislodged. No un-numbered obstacle can be included in the course. The manner of going to be taken into account.

No change of rider or tack will be allowed (unless a horse is ridden under side-saddle, in which case, in order to allow the judge to ride, the saddle may be changed for the riding phase only). A rider can ride up to two horses in the jumping phase but then must select only one horse to take forward into the ride and conformation section if so required (no change of rider is allowed).

On completion of the jumping phase all clear round and any other horses the judges may require should be asked to return to the ring�

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Marks must be awarded in the following way:Points The maximum total points available is 100.

Phase I (60 Marks)A: Jumping points = Max 40 pointsB. Style whilst Jumping = Max 20 pointsPhase II (40 Marks)C: Conformation = Max 20 pointsD. Ride = Max 20 points.

Penalties:First Refusal 15Second Refusal 20Third Refusal EliminationJumping Knockdown 10 Fall of Horse or Rider EliminationLanding with forefeet in water 10

In the event of equality the conformation mark from Phase II will take precedence, followed by the ride mark, and then the style mark.

TROPHIES AND SPECIAL PRIZEST23 The William Day Memorial Trophy for the best Working Hunter.

T42 The Harry Buckland Perpetual Challenge Cup for the best horse & rider residing in and stabled in Kent.

CLASSClass 309 Horse of the Year Show Qualifier 2019 Cuddy Working Hunter of the Year Championship.

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HUNTER BREEDINGJudging day: Friday

JUDGEMrs R King, Lypiatt, Gloucestershire

ENTRY FEESClasses 310 and 312Members, £15.00; Non-members, £30.00.Class 311Members, £8.00; Non-members, £15.50.

PRIZESClasses 310 and 3121st, £35; 2nd, £25; 3rd, £20; 4th, £13.Class 3111st, £20; 2nd, £15; 3rd, £10; 4th, £7.

AFFILIATED SOCIETY, REGULATIONS AND QUALIFIERSThese classes are held under the 2019 rules and jurisdiction of the Sport Horse Breeding of Great Britain SHB(GB). All exhibits must be registered on the basic identity record or in the stud book of SHB(GB).Day Tickets can be purchased for £36 (this entitles competitors to compete at a maximum of 2 show’s in the year at £36 per show - it covers owner’s membership together with horse registration for that show). If the class is a qualifying class for RIHS, in order for the qualification to be valid, application for full owner/rider membership and horse registration must be received in the SHB(GB) office within 14 days. All competitors should acquaint themselves with SHB(GB) rules before entering. www.sporthorsegb.co.uk.

Hunter Brood Mare PremiumsThe SHB(GB) offers Brood Mare Premiums at selected affiliated shows, but premiums will only be awarded if there are a minimum of three mares forward. The premium takes the form of a rosette and Service Voucher, to the value of £100, awarded at the Judge’s discretion to their selection from the monetary prize winners, to be used in either of the two years following the year of that award. The owner must be, or become, a fully paid up member of the SHB(GB) in order to be eligible for the award. No mare shall take more than one award per year. NOTE: Grade I and II mares are eligible to be transferred into the SHB(GB) Stud Book.

Horse of the Year Show Qualifier - Cuddy Supreme In-Hand ChampionshipsAll class champions, including brood mare class champions but excluding foal class champions need to present at the section championships in order to qualify forward.

TROPHIES AND SPECIAL PRIZEST2 The Sir Garrard Tyrwhitt-Drake Perpetual Challenge Trophy for the best Hunter Brood Mare in class

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SP61 A prize of £50 for the best Hunter Brood Mare in class 310 and £25 for the second placed.

T86 The Court Dancer Perpetual Challenge Cup will be awarded to the best Hunter foal.

T33 The Murdoch Perpetual Challenge Trophy for the Champion Young Hunter in class 312.

SP62 A prize of £50 for the Champion Young Hunter and £25 for the Reserve, in class 312.

BR214 BSHA will award rosettes to the best yearling, two year old and three year old in class 312.

BR204 BSHA will award a rosette to the highest placed yearling filly in class 312 if not the winner of the class�

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CLASSESClass 310 Hunter Brood Mare exceeding 148cms with foal at foot or with a relevant certificate of pregnancy

for the following year which may be inspected at the Show. All foals must be at least 3 weeks old on the day of the Show.

Class 311 Foal, a colt or filly foaled in the current year. Foals to be at least three weeks old on the day of the Show�

Class 312 Hunter yearling, two year old and three year old colt, gelding or filly foaled in preceding year.

Section Championships - Supreme Hunter In Hand ChampionshipThe 1st and 2nd placed animals in all classes will go forward to the above Championship.

SPORT HORSE BREEDINGJudging day: Friday

JUDGEMiss J Cooper, Beaminster, Dorset

ENTRY FEESClasses 313, 315 to 317Members, £15.00; Non-members, £30.00Class 314Members, £8.00; Non-members, £15.50

PRIZESClasses 313, 315 to 3171st, £35; 2nd, £25; 3rd, £20; 4th, £13.Class 3141st, £20; 2nd, £15; 3rd, £10; 4th, £7.

AFFILIATED SOCIETY, REGULATIONS AND QUALIFIERSThese classes are held under the 2019 rules and jurisdiction of the Sport Horse Breeding of Great Britain SHB(GB). All exhibits must be registered on the basic identity record or in the stud book of SHB(GB).

Day Tickets can be purchased for £36 (this entitles competitors to compete at a maximum of 2 show’s in the year at £36 per show - it covers owner’s membership together with horse registration for that show). If the class is a qualifying class for RIHS, in order for the qualification to be valid, application for full owner/rider membership and horse registration must be received in the SHB(GB) office within 14 days.

All competitors should acquaint themselves with SHB(GB) rules before entering. www.sporthorsegb.co.uk.

Each horse is judged individually on a triangle and walked round the ring as a class. The leader who enters the ring with the horse must remain throughout the class. Only in special circumstances and with the permission of the judge may another person be permitted to trot the horse out.

Sport Horse Brood Mare PremiumsThe SHB(GB) offers Brood Mare Premiums at selected affiliated shows, but premiums will only be awarded if there are a minimum of three mares forward per class. The premium takes the form of a rosette and Service Voucher, to the value of £100, awarded at the Judge’s discretion to their selection from the monetary prize winners, to be used in either of the two years following the year of that award. The owner must be, or become, a fully paid up member of the SHB(GB) in order to be eligible for the award. No mare shall take more than one award per year. Please note: Grade I and II mares are eligible to be transferred into the SHB(GB) Stud Book.

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Horse of the Year Show Qualifier - Cuddy Supreme In-Hand ChampionshipAll class champions, including brood mare class champions but excluding foal class champions need to present at the section championships in order to qualify forward to the Cuddy Supreme In-Hand Championships Horse of the Year Show qualifier.

TROPHIES AND SPECIAL PRIZESSP63 A championship rosette and £50 for the overall Champion and a rosette and £25 for the Reserve.

BR203 Sport Horse Breeding of Great Britain SHB(GB) will award rosettes for the highest placed yearling, two year old and three year old.

CLASSESClass 313 Sport Horse Brood mare with foal at foot or with a relevant certificate of pregnancy for the

following year which may be inspected at the Show.

Class 314 Sport Horse Foal, open to a colt or filly foaled in the current year. Foals must be at least 3 weeks old on the day of the Show.

Class 315 Yearling, potential Sport Horse, colt, filly or gelding

Class 316 Two year old potential Sport Horse, colt, filly or gelding.

Class 317 Three year old potential Sport Horse, colt, filly or gelding.

Section Championships - Sport Horse ChampionshipThe 1st and 2nd placed animals from classes 313, 315, 316 and 317 will go forward to the Sport Horse Championship�

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KENT LIFE IN HAND HACK / RIDING HORSEJudging day: Friday

JUDGE

ENTRY FEESClasses 318, 320 and 321Members, £15.00; Non-members, £30.00Class 319Members, £8.00; Non-members, £15.50.

PRIZESClasses 318, 320 and 3211st, £35; 2nd, £25; 3rd, £20; 4th, £13.Class 3191st, £20; 2nd, £15; 3rd, £10; 4th, £7.

The Society would like to thank Kent Life, West Sussex, for kindly sponsoring this section. www.kent-life.co.uk

AFFILIATED SOCIETY, REGULATIONS AND QUALIFIERSThese classes are held under the 2019 rules and jurisdiction of the British Show Horse Association (BSHA). Owners, Handlers and Horses must be registered or have temporary membership with a Day Ticket. Horses registered with the Association must be owned and exhibited by current BSHA Members. Handlers must be 15 years of age or older. Registration numbers must be quoted on the entry form.


Horse of the Year Show Qualifier - Cuddy Supreme In-Hand ChampionshipAll class champions, including brood mare class champions but excluding foal class champions need to present at the section championships in order to qualify forward to the Cuddy Supreme In-Hand Championships Horse of the Year Show qualifier.

BSHA Supreme In Hand Breeding ChampionshipThis is a qualifier for the BSHA Supreme In-Hand Breeding Championship, to be held at the BSHA National Championships September 2019, with £500 to the winner. Champion and Reserve to qualify. The BSHA offer a Qualified rosette to the Champion and Reserve.

NPS/Cases Sheet Metal Fabrication Pulse Ottergayle Hack and Riding Horse In Hand Supreme Championship- Kindly Sponsored by David and Julia Topham-BarnesThe owner does not have to be an NPS member to enter the competition, to qualify or to enter the final. The highest placed Hack and Riding Horse Type in each class will qualify for the final at NPS Summer Championship show. Qualification may go no lower than third place. Foals are excluded from qualifying.

TROPHIES AND SPECIAL PRIZESSP64 A Championship rosette and £50 for the In Hand Hack / Riding Horse Champion and a rosette and

£25 for the Reserve.

BR26 The BSHA offer an Owner/Breeder rosette in each In-Hand Breeding class with the exception of the foal classes, these have been kindly sponsored by the Kellythorpe Stud.

Mr T Chalmers, Colchester, Essex

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CLASSESClass 318 In-Hand Hack / Riding Horse Broodmare, certified in foal (pregnancy certificates must be produced

on the day or with own foal at foot). 4 years old and over, exceeding 148cms but not exceeding 160cms, Hacks only.

Class 319 Foal likely to make a Hack / Riding Horse at maturity, to be accompanied by the Dam.

Class 320 Hack / Riding Horse Yearling filly, colt or gelding to make between 148cms and 160cms at maturity, not to exceed 154cms on day of Show - Hacks only. Small Riding Horses not to exceed 150cm on the day / Large Riding Horses to exceed 150cms on the day.

Class 321 Hack / Riding Horse, two or three year old filly, colt or gelding to make between 148cms and 160cms at maturity. 2 year olds not to exceed 157cms and 3 year olds not to exceed 159cms on day of Show - Hacks only. Small Riding Horses, 2 year olds not to exceed 155cms and 3 year olds not to exceed 157cms on the day. Large Riding Horses, 2 year olds to exceed 155cms and 3 year olds to exceed 157cms on the day.

Section Championship - In Hand Hack / Riding HorseThe 1st and 2nd placed animals in each class will go forward to the In Hand Hack / Riding Horse Championship.

RIDING HORSESJudging day: Friday

JUDGESRiding: Mr R Sharp, Devizes, WiltshireConformation: The Hon Mrs D Gooch, Robertsbridge, Sussex

ENTRY FEESMembers, £28.00; Non-members, £43.00.Entry fees in these qualifying classes include a £13.00 Horse of the Year Show contribution.TO ENTER THIS CLASS, A HORSE OF THE YEAR SHOW ENTRY FORM MUST BE COMPLETED

PRIZES1st, £35; 2nd, £25; 3rd, £20; 4th, £13.

AFFILIATED SOCIETY, REGULATIONS AND QUALIFIERSThese classes are held under the 2019 rules and jurisdiction of the British Show Horse Association (BSHA), however Horse of the Year Show rules take precedence. Competitors and Horses must be registered with the BSHA. Horses registered with the Association must be owned, produced and ridden by current BSHA Members. Riders must be 15 years of age or older. Registration numbers must be quoted on the entry form.



Horse of the Year Show Qualifiers - Topham Barnes Small Riding Horse of the Year and Topham Barnes Large Riding Horse of the Year.All classes in this section are qualifiers for the Horse of the Year Show, NEC, Birmingham, 2 - 6 October 2019. The first prize winner will qualify to compete at the final. If already qualified the prize will pass down the line to 5th place. Qualification will not pass below 5th place. Qualification will be verified by the Horse of the Year office.

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In accordance with the BSHA rules, the annual BSHA Horse of the Year Show fee of £15 must have been paid to BSHA before the entry is made if the exhibitor wishes to qualify. The BSHA Horse of the Year Show fee cannot be paid in retrospect. This fee is not the Horse of the Year Show contribution which goes to Grandstand Media Ltd.

This is a Horse of the Year Show Qualifier, all data given upon entry of this class is provided to Grandstand Media Limited and stored on the Grandstand Entries System. For full policy details please visit www.grandstandentries.com�


BSHA National Championship Show 2019The three highest placed prize winners in all Riding Horse classes will qualify to compete in the BSHA Classic Supreme Classes at the National Championship Show 2019.

TROPHIES AND SPECIAL PRIZEST85 The Susan Stoneham Memorial Cup for the Champion Riding Horse presented by Mrs Greaves.

SP102 A prize of £80 for the Champion Riding Horse and £30 for the Reserve.

BR29 The BSHA offer a Novice, Young Rider and Amateur rosette in each Open class and a Champion rosette for the Section Champion.

CLASSESClass 322 Horse of the Year Show Qualifier 2019 Topham Barnes Large Riding Horse. 4 years old and over,

mares or geldings, exceeding 158cms�

Class 323 Horse of the Year Show Qualifier 2019 Topham Barnes Small Riding Horse. 4 years old and over, mares or geldings, exceeding 148cms but not exceeding 158cms�

Section Championship - Riding HorsesThe 1st and 2nd placed animals in each class will go forward to the Riding Horse Championship.

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RIDDEN COBSJudging day: Sunday

JUDGESRiding:Conformation: Miss M G Evans, Sudbury, Suffolk

ENTRY FEESClass 324Members, £15.00; Non-members, £30.00.Horse of the Year Show Classes 325, 326 and 327Members, £28.00; Non-members, £43.00.Entry fees in these qualifying classes include a £13.00 Horse of the Year Show contribution.TO ENTER THIS CLASS, A HORSE OF THE YEAR SHOW ENTRY FORM MUST BE COMPLETED

PRIZES1st, £35; 2nd, £25; 3rd, £20; 4th, £13.

AFFILIATED SOCIETY, REGULATIONS AND QUALIFIERSThese classes are held under the 2019 rules and jurisdiction of the British Show Horse Association (BSHA). Horses must be registered or have temporary membership with a Day Ticket. Horses must be registered with the Association and must be owned, produced, exhibited and ridden by current BSHA Members. Riders must be 15 years of age or older. Registration numbers must be quoted on the entry form.


BSHA Day Tickets.Non-Members may purchase up to a maximum of two ‘Day Tickets’ per exhibitor, per horse, per rider, per season. A Day Ticket will allow entry into class 324 only and not into any Horse of the Year Show qualifying classes. Visit the BSHA website for further details.

Horse of the Year Show Qualifiers - Cob of the Year.Classes 325, 326 and 327 are qualifiers for the Horse of the Year Show, NEC, Birmingham, 2 - 6 October 2019. The first prize winner will qualify to compete at the final. If already qualified the prize will pass down the line to fifth place. Qualification will not pass below fifth place and will be verified by the Horse of the Year Show office. In accordance with the BSHA rules, the annual BSHA Horse of the Year Show fee of £15 must have been paid to BSHA before the entry is made if the exhibitor wishes to qualify. The BSHA Horse of the Year Show fee cannot be paid in retrospect. This fee is not the Horse of the Year Show contribution which goes to Grandstand Media Ltd.


This is a Horse of the Year Show Qualifier, all data given upon entry of this class is provided to Grandstand Media Limited and stored on the Grandstand Entries System. For full policy details please visit www.grandstand entries.com�


BSHA National Championship Show 2019The three highest placed prize winners in classes 325, 326 and 327 will qualify to compete in the BSHA Classic Supreme Classes at the National Championship Show 2019.

Mrs S De Caprio, Headley, Hampshire

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Ponies (UK) Championship QualifiersThe 1st, 2nd and 3rd placed competitors in each qualifying class will qualify for the Ponies (UK) Summer Classic. No membership is required to enter or compete in any Final.

Classes 325, 326 and 327 are qualifiers for the Ponies (UK) Ridden Cob Gold Medal Series at the Summer Classic 2019. Open Ridden Cob, Mare or Gelding, 4 year old and over, exceeding 148cms. Rider any age. Classes split as detailed below�

Class 324 is a qualifier for the Ponies (UK) Amateur Riders Riding Horse/Hunter/Cob Type Gold Medal Series at the Ponies (UK) Summer Classic 2019. Mare or gelding, 4 years old and over, any height. Rider any age. Please see rule 25 of the current Ponies (UK) Rule Book.

The Showing Register South East Final QualifierAll classes in this section are qualifiers for the 2019 TSR South East Finals. Qualification cards will be given to 1st and 2nd placed riders in each class. Rider/Handlers do not need to be members of The Showing Register to compete�

TROPHIES AND SPECIAL PRIZEST102 The Kent & Sussex Courier Newspapers Perpetual Trophy for the Champion Cob from classes 326

and 327�

SP65 A prize of £50 for the Champion Cob and £25 for the Reserve from classes 326 and 327.

BR82 The BSHA offer a Novice, Young Rider and Amateur rosette in each Open class and a Champion rosette for each section (with the exception of Open Working Show Horse, Ladies Show Horse and HOYS Hunter classes).The Association will also award an Amateur Home Produced rosette in each Affiliated Open Cob (Light & Heavyweights only) classes. These rosettes have been kindly sponsored by TSG, Mr L Turley. The awards will go down the line; there is no limit on how many of these rosettes can be claimed in a year.

CLASSESClass 324 Amateur Owner Rider Cob. Mare or gelding, 4 years old or over, exceeding 148cms. (Amateur status

as defined in the BSHA Rule Book, rule 7A-C).

Class 325 Horse of the Year Show Qualifier 2019 The Leeman Family Maxi Cob. Mare or gelding, 4 years old and over, exceeding 155cms.

Class 326 Horse of the Year Show Qualifier 2019 The Colosso Family Lightweight Cob of the Year. Mare or gelding, 4 years old and over, capable of carrying up to 14 stone, exceeding 148cms but not exceeding 155cms�

Class 327 Horse of the Year Show Qualifier 2019 The Colosso Family Heavyweight Cob of the Year. Mare or gelding, 4 years old and over, capable of carrying more than 14 stone, exceeding 148cms but not exceeding 155cms�

Section Championship - Ridden CobsThe 1st and 2nd placed animals in each class will go forward to the Cob Championship.

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COLOURED HORSESJudging day: Friday

JUDGEMr N Fuller, Rawreth, Essex

ENTRY FEESMembers, £15.00; Non-members, £30.00. PRIZES1st, £35; 2nd, £25; 3rd, £20; 4th, £13.

AFFILIATED SOCIETY, REGULATIONS AND QUALIFIERSThese classes are affiliated to the Coloured Horse and Pony Society UK (CHAPS UK).Both owner and the rider/exhibitor need not be a member of CHAPS (UK) nor must the horse or pony be registered with CHAPS (UK) to compete. However in order to qualify both Owner and Rider/Exhibitor need to be a current showing member and present their valid Qualifier card in the ring for signing by the judge. Members to apply in writing to CHAPS (UK) for appropriate qualifier card.

All competitors should acquaint themselves with CHAPS UK rules before entering. www.chapsuk.com.

Qualification for CHAPS (UK) Championship ShowThe CHAPS (UK) Championship Show will be held on 28 August - 31 August 2019. All classes in this section are CHAPS (UK) Qualifiers. For full rulings and information on competition/qualification, please refer to the CHAPS (UK) Members Handbook; or visit www.chapsuk.com for rulings.All stallions, 4 years old and over entering these classes must be graded with CHAPS (UK). All stallions must wear Stallion ID Discs in the ring without exception.

Horse of the Year Show Qualifier - Cuddy Supreme In-Hand ChampionshipClass champions from classes 330-332, including brood mare class champions (excluding foal and geldings over four years) need to present at the section championships in order to qualify forward to the Cuddy Supreme In-Hand Championships Horse of the Year Show qualifier.

TROPHIES AND SPECIAL PRIZESSP128 A Championship rosette will be awarded for the Ridden Coloured Horse from classes 328 and 329.

SP127 A Champion rosette will be awarded to the Champion In Hand Coloured Horse from classes 330, 331 and 332�

CLASSESClass 328 The CHAPS (UK) Native/Cob/Traditional Ridden Open Qualifier, any height.

Class 329 The CHAPS (UK) Non-Native Open Ridden Qualifier, any height.

Class 330 The CHAPS (UK) Open Youngstock Qualifier, 1, 2 or 3 year olds. No foals.

Class 331 The CHAPS (UK) Native/Cob/Traditional Open In Hand Qualifier, any height, any age, no foals.

Class 332 The CHAPS (UK) Non-Native Open In Hand Qualifier. Any height, any age, no foals.

Section ChampionshipsThe 1st and 2nd placed animals from classes 328 and 329 will go forward to the Ridden Coloured Qualifier Championship�The 1st and 2nd placed animals from classes 330, 331 and 332 will go forward to the In Hand Coloured Qualifier Championship�

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PURE BRED ARABSJudging day: Friday

JUDGEIn Hand and Ridden Classes: Mrs L Lidbury, Bristol, Gloucestershire ENTRY FEESMembers, £15.00; Non-members, £30.00.

PRIZES1st, £35; 2nd, £25; 3rd, £20; 4th, £13.

AFFILIATED SOCIETY, REGULATIONS AND QUALIFIERSThese classes are held under the 2019 rules and jurisdiction of the Arab Horse Society (AHS). All competitors should acquaint themselves with AHS rules before entering. www.arabhorsesociety.org.

All entries to be registered in the appropriate Stud Book/Register of the Arab Horse Society, by the closing date of entry. All registration certificates to show the name and address of the current owner/exhibitor.

Horse of the Year Show Qualifier - Cuddy Supreme In-Hand ChampionshipClass Champions from classes 333 and 334 need to present at the Section Championships in order to qualify forward to the Cuddy Supreme In-Hand Championships Horse of the Year Show Qualifier.Foal and geldings over four years are not eligible to qualify for the Cuddy Supreme In-Hand Qualifier.

British Arabian Championships 2019This is a qualifying Show for the British Arabian Championships to be held on 7 and 8 September 2019 at Kings Equestrian Centre, www.kingsequestrian.co.uk.

Qualification for the British Arabian Championships is via Gold Card, which are awarded to 1st and 2nd prize winners in these classes. Completed Gold Cards should be returned within 10 days of qualifying with a cheque for £15 or before 20 August with a cheque for £50. Cheques made payable to The Arab Horse Society and sent to Arab Horse Society, Charnham Lane, Hungerford, RG17 0EY.

The British Arabian Championship has classes for both in-hand and ridden purebred Arabians. Schedules available from www.ahsshowsandevents.com.

UK In Hand Awards Awards at this Show will gain points for the UK In Hand Awards. Cards must be signed by the judge. Full details and points cards are available on the Arab Horse Society website www.ahsshowsandevents.com.

TROPHIES AND SPECIAL PRIZESSP76 KCAS will award £50 to the Champion Pure Bred Arab in hand and £25 for the Reserve.

BR107 The Arab Horse Society offers a Best Gelding rosette to the highest placed gelding in classes 333, 334 and 335

BR108 The Arab Horse Society offers a special rosette for the class winners of classes 333, 334, 335.

BR89 An Arab Horse Society Championship rosette will be awarded to the Champion Pure Bred Arab in hand and a Reserve rosette for the Reserve Champion.

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CLASSESClass 333 Pure bred Arabian colt, filly or gelding, yearling, two or three year old.

Class 334 Pure bred Arabian stallion, mare or gelding, four years of age or over in hand.

Class 335 Ridden Pure bred Arabian stallion, mare or gelding. 4 years of age or over. To be judged as a riding horse�

Section Championship - Pure Bred ArabsThe 1st and 2nd placed animals in classes 333 and 334 will go forward to the Pure Bred Arab In Hand Championship.

ANGLO-ARAB or PART BRED ARABJudging day: Friday

JUDGESIn Hand Classes: Mrs R King, Lypiatt, GloucestershireRidden Classes: Mrs L Lidbury, Bristol, Gloucestershire ENTRY FEESMembers, £15.00; Non-members, £30.00.

PRIZES1st, £35; 2nd, £25; 3rd, £20; 4th, £13.

AFFILIATED SOCIETY, REGULATIONS AND QUALIFIERSThese classes are held under the 2019 rules and jurisdiction of the Arab Horse Society (AHS). All competitors should acquaint themselves with AHS rules before entering. www.arabhorsesociety.org.

All entries to be registered in the appropriate Stud Book/Register of the Arab Horse Society, by the closing date of entry. All registration certificates to show the name and address of the current owner/exhibitor. Please Note: Part bred Arab horses or ponies must have a minimum of 12.5% of Arab blood. Anglo Arabs carry the blood of Arab and Thoroughbred only and in any proportion.

Horse of the Year Show Qualifier - Cuddy Supreme In-Hand ChampionshipClass Champions from classes 337 and 338, including brood mare class champions (excluding foal and geldings over four years) need to present at the section championships in order to qualify forward to the Cuddy Supreme In-Hand Championships Horse of the Year Show qualifier.

British Arabian Championships 2019This is a qualifying Show for the British Arabian Championships to be held on 7 and 8 September 2019 at Kings Equestrian Centre, www.kingsequestrian.co.uk.

Qualification for the British Arabian Championships is via Gold Card, which are awarded to 1st and 2nd prize winners in these classes. Completed Gold Cards should be returned within 10 days of qualifying with a cheque for £15 or before 20 August with a cheque for £50. Cheques made payable to The Arab Horse Society and sent to Arab Horse Society, Charnham Lane, Hungerford, RG17 0EY.

The British Arabian Championship has classes for both in-hand and ridden Partbred Arabians. Schedules available from www.ahsshowsandevents.com.

UK In Hand Awards Awards at this show will gain points for the UK In Hand Awards. Cards must be signed by the judge. Full details and points cards are available on the AHS website www.ahsshowsandevents.com.

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TROPHIES AND SPECIAL PRIZEST3 The KCAS Perpetual Challenge Trophy for the Champion Anglo or Part Bred Arab in hand.

T168 The Fitt Family Perpetual Trophy for the best Ridden Anglo or Part Bred Arab.

SP109 A prize of £50 for the Champion Anglo or Part Bred Arab and £25 for the reserve.

SP8 Special rosettes will be awarded for the best yearling, two and three year old.

CLASSESClass 336 Ridden Anglo-Arab or part bred Arab stallion, mare or gelding. To be judged as a riding horse�

Class 337 Anglo-Arab or part bred Arab colt, filly or gelding, Yearling, two or three year old.

Class 338 Anglo-Arab or part bred Arab stallion, mare or gelding, four years of age or over in hand.

Section Championship - Anglo Arab or Part Bred ArabThe 1st and 2nd placed animals in classes 337 and 338 will go forward to the Anglo-Arab or Part Bred In Hand Championship�

RoR TATTERSALLS THOROUGHBRED SHOW SERIES 2019Judging day: Saturday

JUDGESRiding: Conformation: Mr J Conifey, Cowbridge, Vale of Glamorgan

ENTRY FEES Members, £15.00; Non-members, £30.00.

PRIZES1st, £35; 2nd, £25; 3rd, £20; 4th, £13.

AFFILIATED SOCIETY, REGULATIONS AND QUALIFIERSThese classes are held under the 2019 rules and jurisdiction of the Retraining of Racehorses UK (RoR).

All those entering horses and/or participating in the Show agree to be bound by the Retraining of Racehorses Rules and Regulations from time to time in force. www.ror.org.uk.

RoR Tattersalls Thoroughbred Ridden Show Series Qualifier 2019Thoroughbred mare or gelding, 4 years old or over, any height, Riders must be 15 years or older. Horses should be ridden in a snaffle, pelham or simple double bridle. Horses should be plaited.

The first three go forward to the championship at the Hickstead Derby Meeting in June 2020. All entries must be registered with the RoR and include their registration number on the entry form and have raced in GB.

Please be aware that the Show will split the class on the horse’s last run in a race (NH or Flat) or will provide 2 ride judges should the entries exceed 20. Please mark your entry form accordingly. Competitors must wear a safety/kite mark hard hat with a chinstrap. Racing injuries and blemishes will not be ignored in this series.

Mrs S De Caprio, Headley, Hampshire

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TROPHIES AND SPECIAL PRIZESBR109 Rosettes 1st - 6th and Vouchers 1st to 4th place. 1st £60 plus voucher for jacket, 2nd £40, 3rd £20,

4th £10.

BR114 RoR offer a veteran prize for the highest placed veteran (15 years plus), £25 voucher to be redeemed from RoR office and qualification for the Veteran final at Aintree.

CLASSClass 339 RoR Tattersalls Thoroughbred Ridden Show Horse Class.

MINIATURE HORSESJudging day: Sunday

JUDGEMr J Conifey, Cowbridge, Vale of Glamorgan

ENTRY FEESMembers, £28.00; Non-members, £43.00.Entry fees in these qualifying classes include a £13.00 Horse of the Year Show contribution.TO ENTER THESE CLASSES, A HORSE OF THE YEAR SHOW ENTRY FORM MUST BE COMPLETED

PRIZES1st, £35; 2nd, £25; 3rd, £20; 4th, £13.

AFFILIATED SOCIETY, REGULATIONS AND QUALIFIERSThese classes are affiliated to the British Miniature Horse Society (BMHS), all classes will be run under their rules, however the general rules as set out in the Horse of the Year Show rulebook take precedence, a copy of which can be downloaded from www.hoys.co.uk. All exhibits must be registered with the BMHS. Exhibitors, owners and handlers must be current members of the BMHS and have paid the appropriate BMHS 2019 Showing Levy. All horses must be measured in the current year prior to competing in the qualifier. All competitors are advised to visit www.bmhs.co.uk for a list of measuring venues.

Horse of the Year Show Qualifiers - Miniature Horse of the Year.The winner of the Miniature Horse Section Championship will qualify for the Horse of the Year Show to be held at the NEC, Birmingham, 2 - 6 October 2019. First and second prize winners from each class will qualify to compete in the Miniature Horse Championship. The qualifying horse will be the highest placed, previously unqualified (HOYS) exhibit within the Championship of the registered fully licensed stallion, mares/gelding and young stock sections. All horses forward in the Championship must be placed as any one of the six could be eligible for HOYS qualifications. Qualification will not pass below 6th place. Qualification will be verified by the Horse of the Year Show office.



Miniature Horse Championship - BMHS International Breed ShowThe Champion Miniature will also qualify for the Supreme Champion of Champions class at the BMHS International Breed Show in September 2019.

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CLASSESClass 340 Miniature Horse Section A Fully Licensed Registered Stallions. 3 years and over. 4 year olds not to

exceed 87cms. 3 year olds not to exceed 86cms.

Class 341 Miniature Horse Section B, Registered mares and geldings. 3 years and over. 4 year olds not to exceed 87cms. 3 year olds not to exceed 86cms.

Class 342 Miniature Horse Section C, Registered Youngstock 1 and 2 year olds, Colts, Fillies and Geldings. 2 year olds not to exceed 84cms. Yearlings not to exceed 82cms.

Section Championship - Miniature HorsesThe 1st and 2nd placed animals in each class will go forward to the Miniature Horse Championship.

BRITISH SPOTTED PONIES AND HORSESJudging day: Friday

JUDGEMrs P Balch, Clifton-upon-Teme, Worcestershire

ENTRY FEESMembers, £15.00; Non-members, £30.00. PRIZES1st, £35; 2nd, £25; 3rd, £20; 4th, £13.

AFFILIATED SOCIETY, REGULATIONS AND QUALIFIERSThese classes are held under the 2019 rules and jurisdiction of the British Spotted Pony Society (BSpPS). Horses and Ponies will be judged according to their breed characteristics. All competitors should acquaint themselves with BSpPS rules before entering. www.britishspottedponysociety.co.uk.

All horses are to be registered with Appaloosa Horse Club UK main or part-bred registers. Ponies to be registered with BSpPS excluding Supplementary, Pintaloosa and base level International Ponies. Owners to be a current member of their relevant society. Entries will be sent to the relevant societies for checking.

BSpPS Winners ChampionshipThe highest placed British Spotted Pony in each class will qualify for the BSpPS Winners Championship to be held at the annual Breed Show at the Malvern Three Counties Showground on Sunday 21 July 2019, provided that the owner is/ becomes a member prior to the Breed Show.

TROPHIES AND SPECIAL PRIZES BR38 Appaloosa Horse Club UK will award a rosette to the highest placed member.

CLASSESClass 343 Appaloosa Horse / British Spotted Pony In Hand, any height.

Class 344 Appaloosa Horse / British Spotted Pony Ridden, any height.

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CHILDREN’S RIDING PONIESJudging day: Sunday

JUDGESConformation: Mrs L Hamilton, Cheltenham, GloucestershireRidden: Mrs A Gomersall, Eastleigh, Hampshire

ENTRY FEESClass 345Members, £15.00; Non-members, £30.00.Horse of the Year Show Classes 346 to 350Members, £28.00; Non-members, £43.00.Entry fees in these qualifying classes include a £13.00 Horse of the Year Show contribution.TO ENTER THESE CLASSES, A HORSE OF THE YEAR SHOW ENTRY FORM MUST BE COMPLETED

PRIZES 1st, £35; 2nd, £25; 3rd, £20; 4th, £13.

AFFILIATED SOCIETY, REGULATIONS AND QUALIFIERSThese classes are held under the 2019 rules and jurisdiction of the British Show Pony Society (BSPS), however Horse of the Year Show rules take precedence.

All competitors should acquaint themselves with BSPS rules before entering. www.bsps.com.

To compete in classes with Horse of the Year Show qualification, ponies must be registered with either the British Show Pony Society, the National Pony Society, Ponies UK or The Showing Register and have a valid JMB number lodged with that society. Riders and Owners must be members of either NPS, Ponies (UK), TSR or BSPS.

Horse of the Year Show Qualifiers - British Show Pony Society Children’s Riding Pony of the Year, The Price family Lead Rein Pony of the Year and The Price Family First Ridden Pony of the Year. Classes 346, 347, 348, 349 and 350 are qualifiers for Horse of the Year Show, NEC, Birmingham, 2 - 6 October 2019. Only one pony in each of the three Open Show Pony classes qualifies. The highest placed pony (not already qualified) from the first five ponies placed in each class will qualify. Qualification will not pass below fifth and will be verified by the Horse of the Year Show office.


These classes will be run in accordance with the general rules as set out in the Horse of the Year Show rulebook, a copy of which can be downloaded from www.hoys.co.uk.In all Horse of the Year Show British Show Pony Society Children’s Riding Pony and The Price Family Lead Rein/First Ridden qualifier classes’ marks will be awarded in the following way: Manners and Way of Going - 50 Marks Maximum, Conformation, Type and Freedom of Action - 50 Marks Maximum. In the case of equality, the pony with the highest Manners and Way of Going mark will be deemed the winner. If there is still equality at this point, then the judges’ decision will be final.

The BSPS Classic Security (UK) Ltd Challenge for Show Ponies.This Show is a qualifier for the BSPS Challenge. Animals must qualify for the Challenge by attending any BSPS affiliated Show and competing in the appropriate class. Ponies must not have qualified for the 2019 Horse of the Year Show in the appropriate class.

BSPS Championship Show - Blue Riband Pony of the YearThe first and second ponies in classes 346 - 350 will qualify for the Blue Riband Pony of the Year to be held at the BSPS Championships Show. The pony must be owned, registered and ridden by a BSPS member to qualify.

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BSPS Championship Show - Black Country Saddles Best Rider - Show Ponies.The best rider in each of classes 346 - 350 will be awarded a best rider card and will qualify for the final at the BSPS Summer Championship Show.

The Open Mini Show Pony Championship and Open Show Pony Championship - Champion of Champions1st placed ponies in classes 346 - 350 will qualify for BSPS Binks Family 50th Year Golden Anniversary Show Champion of Champions.

NPS - Summer Championship QualifiersClass 345 is also a qualifier for the NPS/LP Pallet Equestrian Sands Show Pony Novice Ridden National Championship. Classes 346-348 are qualifiers for the NPS/Kellythorpe Stud Show Pony Open Ridden National Championship. Classes 349-350 are qualifiers for NPS PALMFIELDS and CE Fuller Show Pony Leading Rein and First Ridden.

NPS/KELLYTHORPE STUD Open Ridden Show Pony/Show Hunter Pony Gold Medal ChampionshipNew for 2019 - the owner does not have to be an NPS Member for the pony to enter this competition or to qualify but the owner must be a Qualifying or Life member of the NPS to enter the final.

Ponies (UK) Championship QualifiersThe 1st, 2nd and 3rd placed competitors in each qualifying class will qualify for the Summer Classic Gold Medal Series 2019. No membership is required to enter or compete in any Championship Final.

Classes 346 - 350 are qualifiers for the Ponies (UK) Ridden Show Pony Gold Medal Series in August/September 2019.


TROPHIES AND SPECIAL PRIZEST62 Kent County Championship Trophy for Supreme Champion Pony mare or gelding. Presented for

perpetual competition by Mr W L Dennis. To be suitable for and to be owned by a member of the British Show Pony Society in classes 345 to 348.

SP69 A prize of £50 will be awarded to the Supreme Champion Children’s Riding Pony and £25 for the Reserve.

T66 The George Parker Trophy for the winner of the Lead Rein class presented by Messrs George Parker & Sons Saddlers Ltd.

T63 The Sumner Perpetual Trophy for the best novice pony from class 345.

BR111 The BSPS will award rosettes to the Champion and Reserve Champion Show Pony. The Champion will qualify for the BSPS Binks Family Champion of Champions.

KCAS will award a special rosette to each non-prize winning competitor in classes 349 and 350.

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CLASSESClass 345 BSPS/NPS LP Pallett Novice Show Pony not exceeding 148 cm. Mare or gelding, 4 years old and

over. Suitable to be ridden by a rider not to have attained their 17th birthday before 1st January in the current year. Rider to be the correct age for the height of the pony they ride.

Class 346 Horse of the Year Show Qualifier 2019 British Show Pony Society 128cm Children’s Riding Pony. Not exceeding 128cm. Mare or gelding, 4 years old and over. Suitable to be ridden by a rider not to have attained their 13th birthday before 1st January in the current year.

Class 347 Horse of the Year Show Qualifier 2019 British Show Pony Society 138cm Children’s Riding Pony. Exceeding 128cm but not 138cm. Mare or gelding, four years old and over. Suitable to be ridden by a rider not to have attained their 15th birthday before 1st January in the current year.

Class 348 Horse of the Year Show Qualifier 2019 British Show Pony Society 148cm Children’s Riding Pony. Exceeding 138cm but not 148cm. Mare or gelding, 4 years old and over. Suitable to be ridden by a rider not to have attained their 17th birthday before 1st January in the current year.

Class 349 Horse of the Year Show Qualifier 2019 The Price Family Lead Rein Pony. Mare or gelding, 4 years old and over, not exceeding 122 cm. Suitable to be ridden by a rider to have attained their 3rd birthday by the day of competition but not to have attained their 8th birthday before 1st January in the current year.

Class 350 Horse of the Year Show Qualifier 2019 The Price Family First Ridden Pony. Mare or gelding, 4 years old and over, not exceeding 122 cm. Suitable to be ridden by a rider to have attained their 3rd birthday by the day of competition but not to have attained their 10th birthday before 1st January in the current year.

Section ChampionshipsThe 1st and 2nd placed animals in classes 346, 347 and 348 will go forward to the Open Children’s Riding Pony Championship�

The 1st and 2nd placed animals in classes, 345 346, 347 and 348 will go forward to the Supreme Children’s Riding Pony Championship.

The 1st and 2nd placed animals in classes 349 and 350 will go forward to the Open Mini Show Pony Championship.

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SHOW HUNTER PONIESJudging day: Sunday

JUDGESMr J Conifey, Cowbridge, Vale of Glamorgan

ENTRY FEESClasses 351 to 354Members, £15.00; Non-members, £30.00.Horse of the Year Show Class 355Members, £28.00; Non-members, £43.00.Entry fees in the qualifying class include a £13.00 Horse of the Year Show contribution.TO ENTER THIS CLASS, A HORSE OF THE YEAR SHOW ENTRY FORM MUST BE COMPLETED

PRIZES1st, £35; 2nd, £25; 3rd, £20; 4th, £13.

AFFILIATED SOCIETY, REGULATIONS AND QUALIFIERSThese classes are held under the 2019 rules and jurisdiction of the British Show Pony Society (BSPS), however Horse of the Year Show rules take precedence.


To compete in classes with Horse of the Year Show qualification, owners and riders must be members of the British Show Pony Society, the National Pony Society, the Showing Register or Ponies Association UK and the pony registered with the BSPS, the NPS, the Showing Register or P(UK) and have a valid JMB number with lodged with that society.

Horse of the Year Show Qualifier 2019 - Bryony Gribbin of Vale Farms Ltd Lead Rein Pony of Hunter TypeThis class is a qualifying class for Horse of the Year Show, NEC, Birmingham, 2 - 6 October 2019. Qualification will not pass below fifth place and will be verified by the Horse of the Year Show Office.This competition is open to mares and geldings four years old or over. Ponies not exceeding 122cm. Riders must have attained their 3rd birthday by the day of the competition and not to have attained their 9th birthday before 1st January in the current year. Ponies must be registered with either NPS, Ponies (UK), TSR, or BSPS and a valid JMB number lodged with that society. Riders and Owners must be members of either NPS, Ponies (UK), TSR, or BSPS. Obstacles will be used in the qualifying rounds and the final.


This is a Horse of the Year Show Qualifier, all data given upon entry of this class is provided to Grandstand Media Limited and stored on the Grandstand Entries System. For full policy details please visit www.grandstandentries.com.

Marks will be awarded in the following way: Manners and Way of Going - 50 Marks Maximum Conformation, Type & Freedom of Action - 50 Marks Maximum 10

In the case of equality, the pony with the highest Manners and Way of Going mark will be deemed the winner. If there is still equality at this point, then the judges’ decision will be final.

The BSPS Classic Security (UK) Ltd Challenge for Show Hunter PoniesThis Show is a qualifier for the BSPS Challenge. Animals must qualify for the Challenge by attending any BSPS affiliated Show and competing in the appropriate class. Ponies must not have qualified for the 2019 Horse of the Year Show in the appropriate class.

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BSPS Binks Family 50th Year Golden Anniversary Show Champion of Champions.1st placed ponies in classes 351 - 355 will qualify for BSPS Binks Family 50th Year Golden Anniversary Show Champion of Champions.

BSPS Championship Show - Blue Riband Pony of the Year - Show Hunter PoniesThe first and second ponies in each class will qualify for the Blue Riband Pony of the Year to be held on 21 - 24 August 2019 at the BSPS Championships Show. The pony must be owned, registered and ridden by a BSPS member to qualify.

BSPS Championship Show - Black Country Saddles Best Rider - Show Hunter Ponies.The best rider in each class will be awarded a best rider card and will qualify for the final at the BSPS Summer Championship Show�

Ponies (UK) Championship QualifiersThe 1st, 2nd and 3rd placed competitors will qualify for the Ponies (UK) Gold Medal Series at the Summer Classic 2019. No membership is required to enter or compete in the Final.

All classes in this section are qualifiers for the Ponies (UK) Gold Medal Series. Open Pony of Show Hunter Type, Mare or Gelding, 4 year old and over, not exceeding 153cms. Rider not to have attained their 20th birthday before the 1st January in the current year. Classes split as detailed below.

TROPHIES AND SPECIAL PRIZESSP77 Supreme Show Hunter Pony Champion, £50 prize for Champion and £25 for Reserve.

CLASSESClass 351 122cm Show Hunter Pony, not exceeding 122cm� Mare or gelding, four years old and over. Suitable

to be ridden by a rider not to have attained their 12th birthday before 1st January in the current year.

Class 352 133cm Show Hunter Pony, exceeding 122cm but not 133cm� Mare or gelding, four years old and over. Suitable to be ridden by a rider not to have attained their 14th birthday before 1st January in the current year.

Class 353 143cm Show Hunter Pony, exceeding 133cm but not 143cm� Mare or gelding, four years old and over. Suitable to be ridden by a rider not to have attained their 17th birthday before 1st January in the current year.

Class 354 153cm Show Hunter Pony, exceeding 143cm but not 153cm. Mare or gelding, four years old and over. Suitable to be ridden by a rider not to have attained their 20th birthday before 1st January in the current year.

Class 355 Horse of the Year Show Qualifier 2019 Bryony Gribbin of Vale Farms Ltd Lead Rein Pony of Hunter Type. Mare or Gelding, 4 years old and over, not exceeding 122cms. Suitable to be ridden by a rider to have attained their 3rd birthday by the day of the competition and not to have attained their 9th birthday before 1st January in the current year.

Section Championship - Show Hunter Ponies ChampionshipThe first and second prize winners from classes 351 to 354 will compete for the Supreme Championship of Show Hunter Ponies.

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RIDDEN PART BRED PONY OF THE YEARJudging day: Friday

JUDGESConformation: The Hon Mrs D Gooch, Robertsbridge, SussexPerformance: Mrs R King, Lypiatt, Gloucestershire

ENTRY FEESMembers, £38.00; Non-members, £43.00.Entry fees in this qualifying class include a £13.00 Horse of the Year Show contribution.TO ENTER THIS CLASS, A HORSE OF THE YEAR SHOW ENTRY FORM MUST BE COMPLETED

PRIZES 1st, £35; 2nd, £25; 3rd, £20; 4th, £13.

AFFILIATED SOCIETY, REGULATIONS AND QUALIFIERSThis competition is open to stallions, mares or geldings, 4 years old and over, registered within one or more of the following stud books:a) The partbred or anglo arab section of the Arab Horse Society with a minimum of 12.5% Arab blood. b) The partbred section of the Welsh Pony & Cob Stud Books with a minimum of 12.5% Welsh blood. c) The partbred section of the Dartmoor Pony Stud Book with a minimum of 12.5% Dartmoor blood. d) The partbred section of the British Connemara Stud Book with a minimum of 25% Connemara blood. e) The partbred section of the New Forest Pony Stud Book with a minimum of 25% New Forest blood.

Ponies must not exceed 148cm, a valid JMB number must be lodged with Grandstand Media Limited prior to entry in any qualifying round. Ponies must be shown plaited and in a coloured browband. All riders must wear a dark coloured jacket. A copy of the pony’s passport, showing its registration or overstamping with either the AHS, WPCS, DPS, BCPS or NFPB&CS must be logged with Grandstand Media Ltd prior to entry in any qualifying round. Riders and Owners must be members of either NPS, P(UK), TSR, BSPS, CHAPS, AHS, WPCS, DPS, BCPS or NFPB&CS.

Marks will be awarded in the following way:Performance - 50 Marks MaximumConformation, Movement and Quality - 50 Marks Maximum

In the case of equality, the horse with the highest Performance mark will be deemed the winner. If there is still equality at this point, then the judges’ decision will be final.

Horse of the Year Show Qualifier - Roseberry Stud Ridden Partbred Pony of the Year.This class is a qualifying class for Horse of the Year Show, NEC, Birmingham, 2 - 6 October 2019. Qualification will not pass below 5th Place. Qualification will be verified by the Horse of the Year Show office.



The Showing Register South East Final QualifierThis class is a qualifier for the 2019 TSR South East Finals. Qualification cards will be given to 1st and 2nd placed riders in this class. Rider/Handlers do not need to be members of The Showing Register to compete.

CLASSClass 356 Horse of the Year Show Qualifier 2019 Roseberry Stud Ridden Partbred Pony of the Year, not

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WORKING HUNTER PONIESJudging day: Sunday

JUDGESJumping: Miss M G Evans, Sudbury, SuffolkConformation: Course Builder: Mr T Price, Bicester, Oxfordshire

ENTRY FEESMembers, £28.00; Non-members, £43.00.Entry fees in these qualifying classes include a £13.00 Horse of the Year Show contribution.TO ENTER THIS CLASS, A HORSE OF THE YEAR SHOW ENTRY FORM MUST BE COMPLETED

PRIZES1st, £35; 2nd, £25; 3rd, £20; 4th, £13.

AFFILIATED SOCIETY, REGULATIONS AND QUALIFIERSThese classes are held under the 2019 rules and jurisdiction of the British Show Pony Society (BSPS), however Horse of the Year Show rules take precedence. Competitors and Horses must be registered. Horses registered with the Association must be owned, exhibited and ridden by current BSHA Members. Riders must be 15 years of age or older. Registration numbers must be quoted on the entry form.


To compete in classes with Horse of the Year Show qualification, owners and riders must be members of the British Show Pony Society, the National Pony Society, The Showing Register or Ponies Association UK and the pony registered with the BSPS, the NPS, TSR or P(UK) and a valid JMB number lodged with that society.

Fences and Marking Ponies must jump a 12 fence track. Jumping penalties: Jumping knock down - 10 points, first refusal - 15 points, second refusal - 20 points, third refusal - elimination, fall of horse or rider - disqualification.

Marking. Phase one: Jumping - 50 points, style while jumping - 20 points.

Marking. Phase Two: Conformation, type and freedom of action - 20 points, manners and way of going - 10 points.

Total 100�

In the event of equality the total mark from Phase 1 will take precedence, followed by the Manners mark and then the conformation, type, freedom of action mark.

Horse of the Year Show Qualifiers - National Pony Society / Snuggy Hoods Working Hunter Pony of the YearAll classes in this section are qualifiers for Horse of the Year Show, NEC, Birmingham, 2 - 6 October 2019. Qualification will not pass below 5th Place. Qualification will be verified by the Horse of the Year Show office.

This is a Horse of the Year Show Qualifier, all data given upon entry of this class is provided to Grandstand Media Limited and stored on the Grandstand Entries System. For full policy details please visit www.grandstandentries.com. These classes will be run in accordance with the general rules as set out in the Horse of the Year Show rulebook, a copy of which can be downloaded from www.hoys.co.uk.

The BSPS Classic Security (UK) Ltd Challenge for Working Hunter PoniesThis Show is a qualifier for the BSPS Challenge. Animals must qualify for the Challenge by attending any BSPS affiliated Show and competing in the appropriate class. Ponies must not have qualified for the 2019 Horse of the Year Show in the appropriate class.

Mrs S Bucknell, Reading, Berkshire

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BSPS Championship Show - Blue Riband Pony of the Year - Working Hunter PoniesThe first and second prize winners from classes all classes will qualify. The pony must be owned, registered and ridden by a BSPS member to qualify.

BSPS Championship Show - Black Country Saddles Best Rider - Working Hunter Ponies.The best rider in each of all the classes will be awarded a best rider card and will qualify for the final at the BSPS Summer Championships Show on 21 - 24 August 2019.

Ponies (UK) Championship QualifiersThe 1st, 2nd and 3rd placed competitors will qualify for the Ponies (UK) Summer Classic 2019. No membership is required to enter or compete in the Final.

Classes 358, 359 and 360 are qualifiers for the Ponies (UK) Working Hunter Pony Gold Medal Series at the Summer Classic 2019. Open Working Hunter Pony, Mare or Gelding, 4 year old and over, not exceeding 153cms. Rider must be the correct age for the animal they ride. Fences to be adjusted for each height section. Classes split as detailed below�

TROPHIES AND SPECIAL PRIZEST79 The Gwersyllt Perpetual Trophy for the Champion Working Hunter Pony.

SP67 A prize of £50 for the Champion Working Hunter Pony and £25 for the Reserve.

CLASSESClass 357 Horse of the Year Show Qualifier 2019 National Pony Society / Snuggy Hoods Intermediate

Working Hunter Pony exceeding 148cm and not exceeding 158cm. Mare or gelding, 4 years old and over. Suitable to be ridden by a rider not to have attained their 25th Birthday before 1st January in the current year.

Class 358 Horse of the Year Show Qualifier 2019 National Pony Society / Snuggy Hoods 133cm Working Hunter Pony, not exceeding 133cm. Mare or gelding, 4 years old and over. Suitable to be ridden by a rider not to have attained their 14th birthday before 1st January in the current year.

Class 359 Horse of the Year Show Qualifier 2019 National Pony Society / Snuggy Hoods 143cm Working Hunter Pony, exceeding 133cm but not exceeding 143cm. Mare or gelding, 4 years old and over. Suitable to be ridden by a rider not to have attained their 17th birthday before 1st January in the current year.

Class 360 Horse of the Year Show Qualifier 2019 National Pony Society / Snuggy Hoods 153cm Working Hunter Pony, exceeding 143cm but not exceeding 153cm. Mare or gelding, 4 years old and over. Suitable to be ridden by a rider not to have attained their 20th birthday before 1st January in the current year.

Section ChampionshipThe 1st and 2nd placed animals in each class will go forward to the Working Hunter Pony Championship.

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MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND SUPREME IN HAND CHAMPIONSHIPJudging day: Saturday

JUDGEMs G Wright, Ringwood, Hampshire

CONDITIONS FOR ENTRYThe Champion and Reserve Champion from each Mountain & Moorland in-hand breed section to go forward for the Supreme Mountain & Moorland Championship, inclusive of Brood Mares.

Ponies born in or before 2018 (except where otherwise stated) should be fully registered in the main body of the Pure Bred Stud Book of their respective breeds at the time of entry and entered in the name under which they have been registered. Part-breds are not eligible and ponies registered in X section are excluded.

All stallions and colts, two years old and over, must be in possession of a current stallion license, unless otherwise governed by their individual breed society.

ELIGIBLE SECTION CHAMPIONS and RESERVE CHAMPIONSThe following breed champions and reserve champions are invited to enter this class: Dales, Dartmoor, Connemara, Exmoor, Fells, Highland, New Forest, Standard Shetland, Miniature Shetland, Welsh Mountain Pony Section A, Welsh Pony Section B, Welsh Pony Cob Type Section C and Welsh Cob Section D.

TROPHIES AND SPECIAL PRIZEST106 The John Angell Jewellers Cup for Champion Mountain & Moorland Pony In Hand.

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DARTMOOR and EXMOORJudging day: Saturday

JUDGEMiss M G Evans, Sudbury, Suffolk


PRIZES1st, £35; 2nd, £25; 3rd, £20; 4th, £13.

AFFILIATED SOCIETIES, REGULATIONS AND QUALIFIERSThese classes are held under the 2019 rules and jurisdiction of the Dartmoor Pony Society and the Exmoor Pony Society.

All competitors should acquaint themselves with the appropriate Society’s rules before entering. www.dartmoorponysociety.com. www.exmoorponysociety.org.uk.

Dartmoor and Exmoor ponies must be registered in the appropriate breed stud book.

If there are more than 6 entries in each class, classes will be divided into a) 3 years and under and b) 4 years and over.

Kent County Show M&M Supreme In-Hand ChampionshipThe 1st and 2nd placed ponies of each breed class will be eligible to go forward to the M&M Supreme In Hand Championship�

Horse of the Year Show Qualifier - Cuddy Supreme In-Hand ChampionshipAll class champions need to present at the section championship in order for the single section champion to qualify forward to the Cuddy Supreme In-Hand Championships Horse of the Year Show qualifier. Foals and geldings over four years are not eligible for the Cuddy Supreme In-Hand Qualifier.

The NPS/HIGHBROOK STUD M&M In Hand Summer ChampionshipThese classes are open to pure bred registered M&M ponies in the main body of their studbook. Owner’s membership cards must be shown in the ring to receive qualifications. Foals are not eligible. Highest placed pony in each class may qualify for Summer Championships; qualification may pass down to third.

TROPHIES AND SPECIAL PRIZEST104 The Echo Challenge Cup for the Champion Dartmoor.

BR72 A Dartmoor Pony Society Championship rosette for the best fully registered Dartmoor Pony exhibited by DPS member. A current membership card must be produced in the ring before the rosette is awarded.

BR75 The Exmoor Pony Society offers a Best of Breed Rosette for the Champion Exmoor.

CLASSESClass 361 Dartmoor Pony to be shown in hand, any age or sex.

Class 362 Exmoor Pony to be shown in hand, any age, sex or height.

Section Championship - Dartmoor and ExmoorThe 1st and 2nd placed animals of each breed class will receive Breed Champion and Reserve Breed Champion rosettes respectively and will go forward to a Championship to determine the overall section Champion and Reserve Champion for the Dartmoor and Exmoor section.

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WELSHJudging day: Saturday

JUDGESSection A: Mrs L Partridge, Henllys, CwmbranSection B: Mrs P Balch, Clifton-upon-Teme, WorcestershireSection C: Mr J Kirk, Builth Wells, PowysSection D:


PRIZES1st, £35; 2nd, £25; 3rd, £20; 4th, £13.

AFFILIATED SOCIETY, REGULATIONS AND QUALIFIERSThese classes are held under the 2019 rules and jurisdiction of the Welsh Pony and Cob Society.

All competitors should acquaint themselves with Welsh Pony and Cob Society rules before entering. www.wpcs.uk.com.

All competitors are to walk into the ring, no trotting or cantering into the ring is permitted. Any competitor failing to do this will be asked to leave the ring. Please refer to the Welsh Pony Society rules regarding outside interference and artificial aids not being tolerated at any time.

As an Exhibitor certain personal information will need to be passed onto the WPCS. How that information is used, processed, the legal basis for storing information and who it may be shared with is detailed in WPCS privacy notice. This can be viewed in full on www.wpcs.uk.com. Hard copies are available upon request from a member of WPCS staff. By entering these classes, you agree to accept the terms and conditions stated in the WPCS privacy notice of how personal data is used

Kent County Show M&M Supreme In-Hand ChampionshipAll class champions, including brood mare class champions (excluding foal champions) need to present at the section championships in order to qualify forward to the Kent County Show M&M Supreme In-Hand Championship.

Horse of the Year Show Qualifier - Cuddy Supreme In-Hand ChampionshipAll class champions, including brood mare class champions (excluding foal and geldings over four years) need to present at the section championships in order to qualify forward to the Cuddy Supreme In-Hand Championship Horse of the Year Show qualifier.

The NPS/HIGHBROOK STUD M&M In Hand Summer ChampionshipThese classes are open to pure bred registered M&M ponies in the main body of their studbook. Owner’s membership cards must be shown in the ring to receive qualifications. Foals are not eligible. Highest placed pony in each class may qualify for Summer Championships; qualification may pass down to third.

TROPHIES AND SPECIAL PRIZEST54 The Kent Messenger Cup for Champion Welsh Mountain Pony Section A.

T77 The Poulhurst Perpetual Cup for the best Welsh Mountain Pony Section A yearling.

T59 The Lady Astor of Hever Perpetual Trophy for the Champion Welsh Pony Section B.

T97 The Frindsbury Challenge Cup for the Champion Welsh Cob Section D, presented by Mrs P M Clarke.

Mr M Grist, Ebbw Vale, Gwent

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The Welsh Pony & Cob Society offers its Bronze Medal to the Champion or Reserve Welsh Section A in accordance with Welsh Pony & Cob Society rules.

The Welsh Pony & Cob Society offers its Bronze Medal to the Champion or Reserve Welsh Section B in accordance with Welsh Pony & Cob Society rules.

The Welsh Pony & Cob Society offers its Bronze Medal to the Champion or Reserve Welsh Cob Type Section C in accordance with Welsh Pony & Cob Society rules.

The Welsh Pony & Cob Society offers its Bronze Medal to the Champion or Reserve Welsh Cob Section D in accordance with Welsh Pony & Cob Society rules.

The Society would like to thank the South Eastern Welsh Pony & Cob Association, for kindly sponsoring the Bronze Medals in the Welsh classes.www.sewpca.co.uk

CLASSESClass 363 Welsh Mountain Pony Section A, colt, filly or gelding, yearling.

Class 364 Welsh Mountain Pony Section A, colt, filly or gelding, two or three years old.

Class 365 Welsh Mountain Pony Section A, mare or gelding, four years old and over.

Class 366 Welsh Mountain Pony Section A, stallion, four years old and over.

Section Championship - Welsh Mountain Pony Section AThe 1st and 2nd placed animals in classes 363, 364, 365 and 366 will go forward to the Welsh Mountain Pony Section A Championship.

Class 367 Welsh Pony Section B, colt, filly or gelding, yearling.

Class 368 Welsh Pony Section B, colt, filly or gelding, two or three years old.

Class 369 Welsh Pony Section B, mare or gelding, four years old and over.

Class 370 Welsh Pony Section B, stallion, four years old and over.

Section Championship - Welsh Pony Section BThe 1st and 2nd placed animals in classes 367, 368, 369 and 370 will go forward to the Welsh Pony Section B Championship�

Class 371 Welsh Pony (Cob Type) Section C, colt, filly or gelding, yearling.

Class 372 Welsh Pony (Cob Type) Section C, colt, filly or gelding, two or three years old.

Class 373 Welsh Pony (Cob Type) Section C, mare or gelding, four years old and over.

Class 374 Welsh Pony (Cob Type) Section C, stallion, four years old and over.

Section Championship - Welsh Pony (cob type) Section CThe 1st and 2nd placed animals in classes 371, 372, 373 and 374 will go forward to the Welsh Pony (cob type) Section C Championship.

Class 375 Welsh Cob Section D, colt, filly or gelding, yearling.

Class 376 Welsh Cob Section D, colt, filly or gelding, two or three years old.

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Class 377 Welsh Cob Section D, mare or gelding, four years old and over.

Class 378 Welsh Cob Section D, stallion, four years old and over.

Section Championship - Welsh Cob Section DThe 1st and 2nd placed animals in classes 375, 376, 377 and 378 will go forward to the Welsh Cob Section D Championship�

CONNEMARAJudging day: Saturday

JUDGEMrs A Gomersall, Eastleigh, Hampshire


PRIZES 1st, £35; 2nd, £25; 3rd, £20; 4th, £13.

AFFILIATED SOCIETY, REGULATIONS AND QUALIFIERSThese classes are held under the 2019 rules and jurisdiction of the British Connemara Pony Society.

All competitors should acquaint themselves with British Connemara Pony Society rules before entering. www.britishconnemaras.co.uk.

Connemara ponies must be registered in or be eligible for registration in any recognised Connemara Pony Stud Book. Registration numbers or temporary foal certificate numbers must be stated on the entry form.

Kent County Show M&M Supreme In-Hand ChampionshipThe Champion and Reserve Champion ponies of the breed will be eligible to go forward to the M&M Supreme In Hand Championship.

Horse of the Year Show Qualifier - Cuddy Supreme In-Hand ChampionshipAll class champions, including brood mare class champions (excluding foals and geldings over four years) need to present at the section championship in order to qualify forward to the Cuddy Supreme In-Hand Championships Horse of the Year Show qualifier.

Tam O’Shanter ChampionshipsThis section is a qualifier for the BCPS Tam O’Shanter In-hand Championship, to be held at the BCPS Breed Show, on Saturday 13 July 2019, at Vale View Equestrian Centre, Melton Mowbray LE14 3LX. The highest three placings of each age group, Connemara yearlings and two year olds, will qualify for the Tam O’Shanter Breeding Championship (6 qualifiers). Qualification may go down to 6th place provided those placed above have already qualified for the Championship.

The NPS/EQUESTRIAN MARKET PLACE M&M In Hand Summer ChampionshipThese classes are open to pure bred registered M&M ponies in the main body of their studbook. Owner’s membership cards must be shown in the ring to receive qualifications. Foals are not eligible. Highest placed pony in each class may qualify for Summer Championships; qualification may pass down to third.

TROPHIES AND SPECIAL PRIZEST93 The Hayselden Cup for the Champion Connemara.

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BR59 The British Connemara Pony Society will award its special rosette for the best pony registered in any recognised Connemara Pony Stud Book, owned by a BCPS member. Rosette not to go lower than 4th place�

CLASSESClass 379 Connemara, three years old and under in hand.

Class 380 Connemara, four years and over in hand.

Section Championship - ConnemaraThe 1st and 2nd placed animals in each class will go forward to the Connemara Championship.

DALES and FELLJudging day: Saturday

JUDGEMrs P Balch, Clifton-upon-Teme, Worcestershire

ENTRY FEESMembers, £15.00; Non-members, £30.00

PRIZES1st, £35; 2nd, £25; 3rd, £20; 4th, £13.

AFFILIATIONS, REGULATIONS AND QUALIFIERSThese classes are held under the 2019 rules and jurisdiction of the Dales Pony Society and the Fell Pony Society.

All competitors should acquaint themselves with the appropriate Society’s rules before entering. www.dalespony.org. www.fellponysociety.org.uk.

Dales and Fell ponies must be registered in the appropriate breed stud book.

If there are more than 6 exhibitors in each class, classes will be divided into a) 3 years and under and b) 4 years and over.

These classes form part of the Dales Pony Society Stallion Premium Scheme.

Kent County Show M&M Supreme In-Hand ChampionshipThe 1st and 2nd placed ponies of each breed class will be eligible to go forward to the M&M Supreme In Hand Championship�

Horse of the Year Show Qualifier - Cuddy Supreme In-Hand ChampionshipAll class champions need to present at the section championship in order for the single section champion to qualify forward to the Cuddy Supreme In-Hand Championships Horse of the Year Show qualifier. Foals and geldings over four years are not eligible to qualify for the Cuddy Supreme In-Hand Qualifier.


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TROPHIES AND SPECIAL PRIZESBR61 A special rosette offered by the Dales Pony Society for the best registered Dales pony shown by an

exhibitor who produces a current membership card in the ring�

BR73 The Fell Pony Society offers a rosette for the best registered Fell Pony to be owned by a current FPS member, card to be produced in the ring�

CLASSESClass 381 Dales Pony in hand, any age, sex, or height.

Class 382 Fell Pony in hand, any age, sex, or height.

Section Championship - Dales and FellThe 1st and 2nd placed animals of each breed class will receive Breed Champion and Reserve Breed Champion rosettes respectively and will go forward to a Championship to determine the overall section Champion and Reserve Champion for the Dales and Fell section.

HIGHLANDJudging day: Saturday

JUDGE

ENTRY FEESMembers, £15.00; Non-members, £30.00

PRIZES1st, £35; 2nd, £25; 3rd, £20; 4th, £13.

AFFILIATIONS, REGULATIONS AND QUALIFIERSThese classes are held under the 2019 rules and jurisdiction of the Highland Pony Society.

All competitors should acquaint themselves with the appropriate Society’s rules before entering. www.highlandponysociety.com.

Highland ponies must be registered in the full body of the Highland Pony Society Stud Book (including appendices A, B and C).

If there are fewer than three exhibitors in each class then they may be amalgamated.

Kent County Show M&M Supreme In-Hand ChampionshipThe 1st and 2nd placed ponies of each class will be eligible to go forward to the M&M Supreme In Hand Championship�

Horse of the Year Show Qualifier - Cuddy Supreme In-Hand ChampionshipAll class champions need to present at the section championship in order for the single section champion to qualify forward to the Cuddy Supreme In-Hand Championships Horse of the Year Show qualifier. Foals and geldings over four years are not eligible to qualify for the Cuddy Supreme In-Hand Qualifier.

Highland Pony Society Youngstock ChampionshipThis show is a qualifier for the 2019 Highland Pony Society Youngstock Championships. The highest place

Mrs C Hawes, Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire

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youngster in Class 383 will qualify for the Highland Pony Youngstock Championships to be held at CSHPC Summer Show at Strathallan Castle on Sunday 1 September 2019 and the Rare Breeds of the Year Show at Arena UK, Grantham on Saturday 5 October 2019. The qualifying exhibitor can select which Championship Show they wish to enter. Exhibitors are not required to be members of the Highland Pony Society for qualifying classes. The qualifying card goes to the first prize winner. If that pony has already qualified, the card then passes to the second placed pony but no further.


TROPHIES AND SPECIAL PRIZEST145 The Isla of Whitefield Memorial Trophy for the Champion Highland.

BR57 A special rosette offered by the Highland Pony Society will be awarded to the champion Highland.

CLASSESClass 383 Highland Pony in hand, 3 years old and under.

Class 384 Highland Pony in hand, 4 years old and over.

Section Championship - HighlandThe 1st and 2nd placed animals in each class will go forward to the Highland Championship.

NEW FORESTJudging day: Saturday

JUDGEMrs S Phelan, Titchfield, Hampshire


PRIZES1st, £35; 2nd, £25; 3rd, £20; 4th, £13.

AFFILIATED SOCIETY, REGULATIONS AND QUALIFIERSThese classes are held under the 2019 rules and jurisdiction of the New Forest Pony Breeding and Cattle Society.

All competitors should acquaint themselves with New Forest Pony Breeding and Cattle Society rules before entering. www.newforestpony.com.

Kent County Show M&M Supreme In-Hand ChampionshipThe Section Champion and Reserve Champion will be eligible to go forward to the M&M Supreme In Hand Championship�

Horse of the Year Show Qualifier - Cuddy Supreme In-Hand ChampionshipAll class champions need to present at the section championship in order to qualify for the Cuddy Supreme In-Hand Championships Horse of the Year Show qualifier. Foals and geldings over four years are not eligible to qualify for the Cuddy Supreme In-Hand Qualifier.

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TROPHIES AND SPECIAL PRIZEST80 The Fernbank Perpetual Trophy for the Champion New Forest Pony.

BR74 The New Forest Pony Breeding & Cattle Society offers a Best of Breed Rosette for the Champion New Forest.

CLASSESClass 385 New Forest Pony in hand, three years old and under.

Class 386 New Forest Pony in hand, four years old and over.

Section Championship - New ForestThe 1st and 2nd placed animals in each class will go forward to the New Forest Pony Championship.

LH WOODHOUSE & CO LTD SHETLANDSJudging day: Saturday

JUDGEMs G Wright, Ringwood, Hampshire


PRIZES1st, £35; 2nd, £25; 3rd, £20; 4th, £13.

The Society would like to thank L H Woodhouse & Co Ltd, Cotgrave, Nottinghamshire, for kindly sponsoring this section. www.lhwoodhouse.co.uk

AFFILIATED SOCIETY, REGULATIONS AND QUALIFIERSThese classes are held under the 2019 rules and jurisdiction of the Shetland Pony Stud-Book Society. All ponies must be registered with the Society and named on the entry form and in the catalogue.

All competitors should acquaint themselves with Shetland Pony Stud-Book Society rules before entering. www.shetlandponystudbooksociety.co.uk.

CONDITIONS FOR ENTRY1. Classes must be confined to Registered Ponies. Ponies must be named on the entry form and in the catalogue

if one is produced. Society rosettes must only be given to ponies registered with the Society or eligible for registration (i.e. foals)

2. Three-year-old fillies with foals at foot may not be shown. All foals must be a minimum of three weeks old on the day of the Show. All entire males aged 2 years and over must display a stallion disc.

3. There must be no colts or entire males in Young Handlers classes. Children under 14 yrs old may not show colts (excluding foals) or entire males in In-hand classes. Children under 12 yrs old on the day of the show

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may not show entire males in ridden classes. In the interests of safety, hard hats must be worn by all handlers aged 14 yrs or under in In-hand classes. Exhibitors should not kneel but remain standing while in the ring.

Kent County Show M&M Supreme In-Hand ChampionshipThe Champion and Reserve Champion ponies of both the Standard Shetlands and the Miniature Shetlands will be eligible to go forward to the M&M Supreme In Hand Championship.

Horse of the Year Show Qualifier - Cuddy Supreme In-Hand ChampionshipThe Champion and Reserve Champion ponies of both the Standard Shetlands and the Miniature Shetlands need to present at the Supreme section championship in order to qualify forward to the Cuddy Supreme In-Hand Championships Horse of the Year Show qualifier. Foals and geldings over four years are not eligible to qualify for the Cuddy Supreme In-Hand Qualifier.

The NPS/EQUESTRIAN MARKET PLACE STUD M&M In Hand Summer ChampionshipThese classes are open to pure bred registered M&M ponies in the main body of their studbook. Owner’s membership cards must be shown in the ring to receive qualifications. Foals are not eligible. Highest placed pony in each class may qualify for Summer Championships; qualification may pass down to third.

TROPHIES AND SPECIAL PRIZESBR70 Shetland Pony Stud-Book Society Rosettes will be awarded to the Champion and Reserve Champion

Shetlands�

BR85 Shetland Pony Society Rosettes will be awarded for the Best Miniature from classes 389 and 390.

CLASSESClass 387 Standard Shetland Pony, three years old or under, in hand.

Class 388 Standard Shetland Pony, four years old or over, in hand.

Section Championship - Standard ShetlandThe 1st and 2nd placed animals in classes 387 and 388 will go forward to the Standard Shetland Championship.

Class 389 Miniature Shetland, three years old or under, in hand.

Class 390 Miniature Shetland, four years old or over, in hand.

Section Championship - Miniature ShetlandThe 1st and 2nd placed animals in classes 389 and 390 will go forward to the Miniature Shetland Championship.

Supreme Section ChampionshipThe Champion and Reserve Champion of the Standard Shetland Championship and Miniature Shetland Championship are eligible to compete in this championship. The champion of the Supreme Shetland Championship will be eligible to go forwards to the Cuddy Supreme In-Hand Championship.

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MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND LEADING REINJudging day: Saturday



PRIZES1st, £35; 2nd, £25; 3rd, £20; 4th, £13.

AFFILIATED SOCIETY, REGULATIONS AND QUALIFIERSThese classes are held under the 2019 rules and jurisdiction of the National Pony Society (NPS). Ponies must be registered in the main body of their respective Mountain & Moorland Stud Books. Part breds are not eligible for Mountain & Moorland Classes.

All competitors should acquaint themselves with NPS rules before entering. www.nationalponysociety.org.uk.

NPS Summer Championship ShowQualifying rounds for most NPS competitions are open to ponies owned by NPS members and non-members but only ponies owned by adult NPS Qualifying or Life members are eligible to qualify for the final of the competition at the NPS Summer Championship Show at Malvern from 6 - 8 August 2019.

The highest placed pony, if owned by an NPS member, in each class will qualify for the final. Qualification may pass down to third place if the first and second ponies are already qualified.

NPS/Rosettes Direct Home Produced Ridden ChampionshipRiders of Home Produced ponies (see definition in the NPS Rules Book) can wear a white arm band in classes where this is indicated. These ponies, if owned by NPS members, are then eligible to qualify for the final at the NPS Summer Championship Show. The Owner’s Membership cards must be produced in the ring when requested or the qualification will be forfeit.

The NPS/Showing Classics M&M Leading Rein National ChampionshipOpen to registered Dartmoor, Exmoor, Shetland, New Forest, Welsh Section A or B, mares and geldings four years old or over not exceeding 122cm. Riders must have attained their 3rd birthday but must not have attained their 9th birthday before the 1st January in the current year. To be shown in a snaffle bit.NPS/Rosettes Direct Home Produced Ridden Championship - wear white arm bands.

Ponies (UK) Gold Medal Series QualifiersThe 1st, 2nd and 3rd placed competitors will qualify for the Ponies (UK) Summer Gold Medal Series 2019. No membership is required to enter or compete in any Final.

Ponies (UK) M&M First Ridden Final is open to Mountain & Moorland, Mare or Gelding, 4 year old and over, not exceeding 128cms. Registered in their approved Pure Breed Society Stud Books of Dartmoor, Exmoor, New Forest, Shetland, Welsh Section A or B. To be shown in any suitable bridle. Rider not to have attained their 12th birthday before 1st January in the current year.


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TROPHIES AND SPECIAL PRIZESSP300 KCAS will award a special rosette will be awarded to each non-prize winning competitor in this class.

CLASSClass 391 Mountain & Moorland Leading Rein.

MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND FIRST RIDDENJudging day: Saturday



PRIZES1st, £35; 2nd, £25; 3rd, £20; 4th, £13.





NPS/Rosettes Direct Home Produced Ridden ChampionshipRiders of Home Produced ponies (see definition in the NPS Rules Book) can wear a white arm band in classes where this is indicated. These ponies, if owned by NPS members, are then eligible to qualify for the final at the NPS Summer Championship Show. The Owner’s Membership cards must be produced in the ring when requested or the qualification will be forfeit.

NPS/Showing Classics M&M First Ridden National ChampionshipOpen to registered Dartmoor, Exmoor, Shetland, New Forest, Welsh Section A or B, mares and geldings, four years old or over, not exceeding 128cm. Riders must have attained their 3rd birthday but not reached their 12th birthday before the 1st January in the current year.NPS/Rosettes Direct Home Produced Ridden Championship - wear white arm bands.

Ponies (UK) Gold Medal Series QualifiersThe 1st, 2nd and 3rd placed competitors will qualify for the Ponies (UK) Summer Gold Medal Series 2019. No membership is required to enter or compete in any Final.

Ponies (UK) M&M First Ridden Final is open to Mountain & Moorland, Mare or Gelding, 4 year old & over, not

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exceeding 128cms. Registered in their approved Pure Breed Society Stud Books of Dartmoor, Exmoor, New Forest, Shetland, Welsh Section A or B. To be shown in any suitable bridle. Rider not to have attained their 12th birthday before 1st January in the current year.


TROPHIES AND SPECIAL PRIZESSP306 KCAS will award a special rosette will be awarded to each non-prize winning competitor in this class.

CLASSClass 392 Mountain & Moorland First Ridden.

THE BSPS LEMIEUX OPEN RIDDEN CHAMPIONSHIPJudging day: Saturday

JUDGESRiding: Miss J Cooper, Beaminster, DorsetConformation: Mrs P Balch, Clifton-upon-Teme, Worcestershire


PRIZES1st, £35; 2nd, £25; 3rd, £20; 4th, £13.

AFFILIATED SOCIETY, REGULATIONS AND QUALIFIERSThese classes are held under the 2019 rules and jurisdiction of the British Show Pony Society (BSPS). Ponies, owners and riders must be British Show Pony Society members before the date of the Show to compete in the Olympia classes. Animals must be the correct height for the breed as laid down in the individual breed standards.


The BSPS LeMieux Open Ridden Championship at Olympia, The London International Horse ShowOpen to 1st and 2nd prize-winners from each of the below classes. Animals must be placed to third in every Championship. The Champion will qualify for Olympia, The London International Horse Show. If the Champion has already qualified, the Reserve Champion will qualify. If the Champion and Reserve Champion have already qualified, the 3rd placed animal will qualify.

The winners of the individual classes, (with the exception of the pony that has qualified), will qualify to compete at the semi-final to be held at the BSPS “Heritage” Championship Show, at Arena UK, 12 - 13 October 2019. (The qualification will not pass down the line).

The BSPS Classic Security (UK) Ltd Challenge for BSPS LeMieux Open Ridden ChampionshipThis Show is a qualifier for the BSPS Challenge. Animals must qualify for the Challenge by attending any BSPS affiliated Show and competing in the appropriate class. Ponies must not have qualified for the 2019 Horse of the Year Show in the appropriate class.

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BSPS Summer Championship Show - Black Country Saddles Best Rider - Heritage M&M RiddenThe best rider in each of all the classes below will be awarded a best rider card and will qualify for the final at the BSPS Summer Championships Show, 21 - 24 August 2019.


TROPHIES AND SPECIAL PRIZEST107 The Cocum Challenge Bowl for the Champion Ridden Mountain & Moorland Pony.

CLASSESClass 393 The BSPS LeMieux Championship Open Ridden Class. Registered Pure Bred Dartmoor, Exmoor and

Shetland Ponies, 4 years old and over, riders any age.

Class 394 The BSPS LeMieux Championship Open Ridden Class. Registered Pure Bred Connemara and New Forest Ponies, 4 years old or over, riders any age

Class 395 The BSPS LeMieux Championship Open Ridden Class. Registered Pure Bred Fells, Dales and Highland Ponies, 4 years old and over, riders any age.

Class 396 The BSPS LeMieux Championship Open Ridden Class. Registered Pure Bred Welsh Sections A and B Ponies, 4 years old and over, riders any age.

Class 397 The BSPS LeMieux Championship Open Ridden Class. Registered Pure Bred Welsh Section C Ponies, 4 years old and over, riders any age.

Class 398 The BSPS LeMieux Championship Open Ridden Class. Registered Pure Bred Welsh Section D Ponies, 4 years old and over, riders any age.

Section ChampionshipThe 1st and 2nd placed animals in each class will go forward to the BSPS Ridden Mountain and Moorland Championship�

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MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND WORKING HUNTER PONY NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPJudging day: Saturday

JUDGESJumping: Mrs S Phelan, Titchfield, HampshireConformation: Miss M G Evans, Sudbury, SuffolkCourse Builder: Mr T Price, Bicester, Oxfordshire


PRIZES 1st, £35; 2nd, £25; 3rd, £20; 4th, £13.





The NPS/ Topspec M&M Working Hunter Pony National ChampionshipOpen to registered pure bred M&M stallions, mares and geldings, five years old or over.

TROPHIES AND SPECIAL PRIZESSP301 Rosettes will provide for the Champion and Reserve Champion Working Hunter Pony.

CLASSESClass 399 Mountain and Moorland Working Hunter Pony, not exceeding 122cms.

Class 400 Mountain and Moorland Working Hunter Pony, exceeding 122cms but not 133cms.

Class 401 Mountain and Moorland Working Hunter Pony, exceeding 133cms but not exceeding 143cms�

Class 402 Mountain and Moorland Working Hunter Pony exceeding 143cms but not exceeding 148cms (with the exception of Welsh Section D and Dales for which there is no height restriction).

Section ChampionshipThe 1st and 2nd placed animals in each class will go forward to the Mountain and Moorland Working Hunter Pony Championship.

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TRADITIONAL WELSH RIDDEN Judging day: Saturday

JUDGEMrs L Partridge, Henllys, Cwmbran


PRIZES 1st, £35; 2nd, £25; 3rd, £20; 4th, £13.

AFFILIATED SOCIETY, REGULATIONS AND QUALIFIERSThese classes are held under the 2019 rules and jurisdiction of the Welsh Pony and Cob Society. All ponies entered in these classes must be fully registered with the Welsh Pony & Cob Society.

All competitors should acquaint themselves with Welsh Pony and Cob Society rules before entering. www.wpcs.uk.com.

All competitors are to walk into the ring, no trotting or cantering into the ring is permitted. Any competitor failing to do this will be asked to leave the ring. Please refer to the Welsh Pony Society rules regarding outside interference and artificial aids not being tolerated at any time.

These Traditional Welsh Ridden Classes will be judged on breed type, walk and trot and extravagance of action.

As an Exhibitor certain personal information will need to be passed onto the WPCS. How that information is used, processed, the legal basis for storing information and who it may be shared with is detailed in WPCS privacy notice. This can be viewed in full on www.wpcs.uk.com. Hard copies are available upon request from a member of WPCS staff. By entering these classes, you agree to accept the terms and conditions stated in the WPCS privacy notice of how personal data is used

CLASSESClass 403 Traditional Welsh Ridden class for Welsh Sections A & B.

Class 404 Traditional Welsh Ridden class for Welsh Sections C & D.

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CUDDY SUPREME IN-HAND CHAMPIONSHIP 2019 QUALIFYING COMPETITIONJudging day: Saturday

JUDGEMr J Conifey, Cowbridge, Vale of Glamorgan

No entry fee

PRIZESChampion: £125.00, rosette and sash. Reserve: £75.00 and rosette.These prizes will be paid direct by Grandstand Media after the Horse of the Year Show 2019.

TROPHIES AND SPECIAL PRIZEST138 The John Wright Pinions Trophy for the Cuddy Supreme In Hand Champion.

AFFILIATED SOCIETY, REGULATIONS AND QUALIFIERSThese classes are held under the 2019 rules and jurisdiction of Grandstand Media Ltd

All competitors should acquaint themselves with the appropriate Society’s rules before entering. www.hoys.co.uk.

Horse of the Year Show Cuddy Supreme In-Hand Championship Qualifier 2019The following class is a qualifier for the Cuddy Supreme In-Hand Championship, N.E.C. Birmingham, 2 - 6 October 2019. The objective of the competition is to find the supreme light horse or pony in-hand champion of the year, irrespective of breed or type (excluding heavy horses). The Champion horse or pony from the following classes will be eligible to compete, provided it has not already won a qualifying round in 2019.


CONDITIONS FOR ENTRYIf the Champion has already qualified for Horse of the Year Show or is ineligible, then the reserve champion of that section may come forward, provided it has not already qualified and is eligible. If both Champion and Reserve Champion have already qualified for Horse of the Year Show or are ineligible then the section will not be represented in this qualifying round. Foal champions are not eligible.

Each section represented must consist of a minimum of two classes and a Championship. There will be no direct entry into the Cuddy Supreme In-Hand Championship Qualifier, all animals must be a section champion or reserve champion (as applicable).

In the event of a horse/pony having been awarded more than one section Championship at this Show, that horse/pony will represent both/all sections and the qualification will not pass down to the Reserve in the 2nd and subsequent sections.

Qualification will be verified by the Horse of the Year Show Office.

Grandstand Media Ltd. wish to express their thanks to Mr and Mrs Cuddy for generously sponsoring this competition.

Stables for Cuddy Qualifiers on Friday night: Please note that a number of stables will be available at a cost of £40 each for exhibitors who wish to stay over for the Cuddy Final on Saturday. These stables must be paid for at the Show Office at Alan Day House on Friday before 7pm.

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ELIGIBLE SECTION CHAMPIONSThe champions of each of the following light horse/pony classes are invited to enter this class:

Champion In Hand Hunter Classes 310 & 312Champion Sport Horse Classes 313, 315, 316 & 317Champion Hack / Riding Horse Classes 318, 320 & 321Champion Coloured Horse Classes 330, 331 & 332Champion Pure Bred Arab Classes 333 & 334 Champion Anglo or Part Bred Arab Classes 337 & 338Champion Dartmoor or Exmoor Pony Classes 361 & 362Champion Welsh Mountain Pony Section A Classes 363, 364, 365 & 366 Champion Welsh Pony Section B Classes 367, 368, 369 & 370Champion Welsh Pony Cob Type Section C Classes 371, 372, 373 & 374Champion Welsh Cob Section D Classes 375, 376, 377 & 378Champion Connemara Classes 379 & 380Champion Dales or Fell Pony Classes 381 & 382Champion Highland Pony Classes 383 & 384Champion New Forest Pony Classes 385 & 386Champion Shetland Pony Classes 387, 388, 389 & 390

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OSBORNE REFRIGERATORS DOUBLE HARNESS SCURRY CHAMPIONSHIP 2019Judging days:Small ponies: SaturdayLarge ponies: SundayChampionship: Sunday

JUDGESMr A Golledge, Longfield, KentMiss S Walker, Staplehurst, Kent


PRIZES - CLASSES1st, £120; 2nd, £90; 3rd, £70; 4th, £60; 5th, £60; 6th, £50; 7th £50

PRIZES - CHAMPIONSHIP1st, £100; 2nd, £70; 3rd, £60; 4th, £40; 5th, £40; 6th, £40.

The Society would like to thank Osborne Refrigerators Ltd, Bognor Regis, West Sussex for generously supporting this competition. www.osbornerefrigerators.uk

AFFILIATED SOCIETY, REGULATIONS AND QUALIFIERSTo be run under the rules of the Osborne Scurry Group (OSG) Horse of the Year Show Series 2019. Vehicles and ponies must comply with the rules of the OSG.

In classes 405 and 406, the highest placed competitor, disregarding those already qualified, will qualify for the Osborne Refrigerators Double Harness Scurry Championship of the Year at the 2019 Horse of the Year Show, NEC Birmingham, 2 - 6 October.

Scurry Championship. Open to the six highest placed competitors in classes 405 and 406. Irrespective of placing, competitors eliminated in classes 405 and 406 are not eligible for the Championship.

CLASSESClass 405 Horse of the Year Show Qualifier 2019 Osborne Refrigerators Small Double Harness Scurry. Pairs

of Ponies 122 cms and under.

Class 406 Horse of the Year Show Qualifier 2019 Osborne Refrigerators Large Double Harness Scurry, Pairs of Ponies exceeding 122 cms but not 148 cms.

SP86 Double Harness Scurry Championship.

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WHITEHEAD MONKTON INTER HUNT COMPETITIONThe Society would like to thank Whitehead Monckton, Maidstone, Kent, for kindly sponsoring this section. www.whitehead-monckton.co.uk

TEAM QUALIFICATIONEach team of four must hunt regularly with the hunt they represent and be either a subscriber to or a farmer in that hunt. Each team must include:-

One Master or Hunt ServantOne person over 45 yearsOne person weighing 14.5 stone or more, weighed in hunting clothes but without a saddleOne farmer or farmer’s wife/partner whose farm is hunted over regularly by the huntAt least one member of the opposite sex must form part of the team

One member of the team may represent more than one qualification, ie a Master taking part who is a farmer, aged 46 and weighing 14.5 stone would allow any other members of the hunt, who are subscribers, farmers and farmers’ wives or partners to fill the remaining three places. All members of the team must be aged 18 years old or over.

INTER HUNT TEAM TURNOUT Judging day: Sunday

JUDGETBC

PRIZES TO TEAM1st, £50; 2nd, £30; 3rd, £20.

CONDITIONS FOR ENTRYTeams to be correctly dressed for a day’s hunting. After the turnout section, safety headgear may be put on and only one whip carried per team, but no other changes of tack, dress or equipment are allowed. The Judge of the Turnout will be asked not to penalise those horses wearing boots or snaffle bridles instead of double bridles. It is strongly recommended that horses should be shod with studs. Teams will be judged for turnout prior to the Horn Blowing and Relay competitions.

TROPHIES AND SPECIAL PRIZEST121 The Norton Cup for the winning team in the Inter Hunt Team Turnout.

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HORN BLOWING COMPETITIONJudging day: Sunday

JUDGETBC

Each hunt team must put forward one of its members to compete in the horn blowing competition which will be held in the Astor Ring before the Inter Hunt Relay Team Parade commences.

PRIZES1st prize, Bottle of Scotch; 2nd prize, Bottle of Wine;3rd prize, Bottle of Wine

TROPHIES AND SPECIAL PRIZEST163 The Horn Blowing Trophy for the winner of the Horn Blowing Competition

INTER HUNT TEAM RELAYJudging day: Sunday

JUDGETBC

ENTRY FEES£25 per team

PRIZES 1st, £100; 2nd, £80; 3rd, £60 each for the two losing semi-finalists.

CONDITIONS FOR ENTRYTeams will compete in a knockout format competition, with a run-off between the runners up of the semi-final round to determine third and fourth places.

Matches in the first round will be determined by draw, with the exception that no two teams from the same hunt may be matched against each other.

Each competing hunt will provide at least one steward. The show will provide at least two stewards and a judge. The judge’s decision is final in all matters.

Two matching mirror-image courses will be built by the Show course builder. Each will be a short loop with obstacles, with the start and finish line in the same place. A short opportunity to view the course will be made available immediately before the competition. The course builder and arena party will be responsible for rebuilding any jumps knocked down during the competition.

For each round, the judge will toss a coin to determine which team has the choice of left or right course. Teams will make their way to the start on the appropriate side of the course. The starter will start each race by drop of flag.

Each rider will make their way around the complete course. On return to the start they will hand the baton (whip) on the next rider. The race is completed when all members of each team have crossed the finish line.

The race will be timed. 5 seconds penalties will be added for each jump knock-down. The winner of each round will be the team with the shortest time as adjusted by the time penalties.

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If the whip is dropped on handover, the rider passing the whip on may dismount and hand it to the next rider who remains mounted�

If the handover fails, and the next rider passes the first obstacle (eg first jump) without the baton, the team will be eliminated from that round.

The competition is normally between teams of four riders. However if for veterinary or other legitimate reasons one team member has to drop out at the last minute the competition may continue with only three members in the team. In such cases the team order must be such that there is a baton handover between each rider - it is not permitted for one rider to complete two consecutive rounds with no handover.

No additional time penalties will be added for refusals, but only three refusals are permitted. If a horse refuses a third time, that team member must be “rescued” by the next rider in the team. The rescue rider must collect the whip from the refusing rider, complete their course, and then continue on to complete their own course.

Similarly if a rider is dismounted, they must be rescued.

The race will be stopped if a dismounted rider is unable to hand on the whip, or if for any reason, in the opinion of the stewards, a health or safety issue would arise were the race to continue. If the race is stopped then the clock will be stopped. The race, and clock, will be restarted at the discretion of the stewards, with riders in their approximate positions at the time the race was stopped.

The race may include a ‘mug and pole’ obstacle. If the rider drops the mug it may be picked up by a steward but must be replaced on the first pole, and the rider must repeat the obstacle.

The race may include a ‘bridge’ or ‘walk’. The rider must walk at least one full stride (four foot steps) through the obstacle. If they fail to do so a steward will immediately indicate to the judge, and a 5 second time penalty will be added. [Note to competitors, this is a change to the rules from previous years]

A briefing meeting will be held on the morning of the competition, to include representatives of each competing hunt and stewards from the show.

TROPHIES AND SPECIAL PRIZEST122 The Stanley Luckhurst Memorial Trophy for the winning team in the Inter Hunt Team Relay.

CLASSClass 407 Inter Hunt Team Relay Competition.

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SHOWJUMPINGTOTAL PRIZE FUND - £25,688.00INCLUDING INTERNATIONAL TRIAL - £9,000.00AND LEADING RIDER PRIZE - £1,000

CHAIRMAN OF JUDGESMr A GOLLEDGE, Longfield, Kent

JUDGESMrs P FAZAKERLEY, Willesborough, Kent Miss S MOULD, Guildford, SurreyMs J PALMER, East Malling, KentMiss S WALKER, Staplehurst, KentMrs S WILLIAMS, Alkham, Kent

TIMING JUDGEMr P R HARLOCK, Doddington, Cambridgeshire

COURSE DESIGNERSMr K BYWATER (Chief Designer)Mr M A V NEUDECK, Canterbury, KentMr T PRICE, Addington, Buckingham

CONDITIONS FOR ENTRY1. All jumping competitions will be held according to the rules and regulations of British Showjumping.2. Entries in classes 420 to 427 and 430 to 433 are restricted to horses registered with British Showjumping and

ridden by members in accordance with the 2019 British Showjumping Rule Book.3� Entries close Friday 21 June 2019 or earlier in competitions where entries are limited. Entries will not be

accepted after the closing date.4. Each entry must be accompanied by the appropriate entry fee, which includes VAT. Entry cancellations

must be made in writing to [email protected] not later than 12.00pm on Wednesday 3 July. Refunds of 50% entry fees will be made only if the cancellations are confirmed in writing by Friday 5 July latest. This refund will then be made within one month of the date of the Show. Please note that stable charges are not refundable.

5. Nomination entries will not be accepted.6. Declarations may not be made by email, fax or telephone. Competitors are required to declare starters at the

declarations office only, at least one hour before the advertised starting time.7. Exhibitors/owners/riders British Showjumping membership numbers must be shown on the entry form

together with the horses registration number.8. A time limit will be adopted for all jumping competitions and will be announced before the competition

starts. Automatic timing apparatus will be in operation.9. When a standard has been reached competitors making more than a certain number of faults may be retired.10. In the jumping classes a substitute entry will be accepted only in accordance with British Showjumping Rules

79�4�11. The Committee reserves the right to alter or amend the program if it should be necessary.12. Rapping in the collecting ring or anywhere on, or in the vicinity of the Showground is strictly prohibited. Any

abuse of horses will not be tolerated in accordance with British Showjumping Rule 103.13. Dress. All competitors must wear uniform, hunting costume or appropriate hats and coats to comply with

British Showjumping Rule 101.14. The drawn order of jumping for each competition will be done on the day of the Show by the Declarations

Secretary. This order of jumping will be displayed in the collecting ring and competitors must jump in this order. Any competitor missing his turn may be eliminated from the competition.

15. Competitors will be permitted to inspect the course dismounted only during the times allocated for this purpose and must be correctly dressed. Details will be posted on the collecting ring notice board.

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16. The Society reserves the right to limit entries and to introduce a standard if necessary.

Please ensure you read the general rules and regulations that are listed at the start of the schedule.

LEADING RIDER OF THE SHOWPRIZE - £1,000A cash prize of £1,000 will be awarded to the leading same horse/rider combination from the following Astor Ring competitions - 420, 421, 426, 427, 430 and 431. Points will be awarded as follows; 1st - 8 points down to 1 point for 8th place. In cases of equality in any individual competition the points will be added together and then divided between the riders involved (eg 2 riders in equal 3rd place would score as follows; 6 points + 5 points divided by 2 = 5.5 points each).

Should there be equality of points when all jumping competitions have been completed, the winner will be the horse/rider combination with the most first prizes or, if still equal then the most second prizes and so on down the line�

To compete for the Leading Rider Prize competitors must compete over at least two of the three show days.

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FRIDAY 5 JULY BRITISH SHOWJUMPING CATEGORY 3

NATIONAL 1.30m OPEN Judging day: Friday Astor Ring

ENTRY FEE£40

PRIZES - £1,5501st, £500; 2nd, £350; 3rd, £250; 4th, £175; 5th, £100; 6th, £75; 7th, £50; 8th, £50.

Class 420BSJA Rule 306. Two Phase. Speed 350mpm. Start Height 1.30m. Drawn order

In the event of insufficient entries lower prizes may be withheld. Rule 76.6.

Open to registered horses to be ridden by Adult, Associate and Junior Members.

Qualifies for The British Showjumping National Championships.

This class will be strictly restricted to 40 entries. Entries will be accepted in order received. No rider may enter more than TWO horses in this class�

AREA TRIALJudging day: FridayAstor Ring

ENTRY FEE£60.00

PRIZES - £4,5001st, £1,500; 2nd, £1,150; 3rd, £800; 4th, £450; 5th, £250; 6th, £150; 7th, £100; 8th, £100.

Class 421BSJA Rule 293. Table A9. Speed 375mpm. Start Height 1.50m. Drawn order.


For registered horses in Grades A & B to be ridden by Adult, Associate or Junior members.

Qualifies for The Queen Elizabeth II Cup at the BHS Royal International Horse Show.

This class will be strictly restricted to 40 entries. Entries will be accepted in order received. No rider may enter more than THREE horses in this class.

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BRAMLEY AND TEAL EQUITOP MYLOPLAST SENIOR FOXHUNTER FIRST ROUNDJudging day: FridayJohn Standen Ring

ENTRY FEE£25.00

PRIZES - £3051st, £100; 2nd, £75; 3rd, £50; 4th, £30; 5th, £25; 6th, £25

The Society would like to thank Bramley and Teal, Devon, for kindly sponsoring this section. www.bramleyandteal.co.uk

Class 422BSJA Rule 310. Single phase. Speed 350mpm. Start Height 1.20m. Drawn order.

First place rosette kindly sponsored by Equitop Myloplast. In the event of insufficient entries lower prizes may be withheld� Rule 76�6�

To be ridden by Adult, Associate or Junior Members.(a) For registered horses in Grade C that have not won a total of 700 points. Four double clears will qualify - in accordance with rule 310�6�(b) For all registered horses born on or after 1 January 2012, irrespective of points. Horses will be eligible for double clear qualification to attend second rounds providing they reach the age of seven years or under in the same calendar year as the Foxhunter Trial - in accordance with rule 310.6. Four double clears will qualify.

Qualifies for The Senior Foxhunter Second Round.

Classes 422 and 423 will be run consecutively. There will be one course walk for both classes before class 422.

Classes 422 and 423 will run as a combined class with one set of prizemoney up to 30 starters.


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BRAMLEY AND TEAL SENIOR 1.20M OPENJudging day: FridayJohn Standen Ring

ENTRY FEE£25.00


The Society would like to thank Bramley and Teal, Devon, for kindly sponsoring this section. www.bramleyandteal.co.uk

Class 423Single phase. Speed 350mpm. Start Height 1.20m. Drawn order.In the event of insufficient entries lower prizes may be withheld. Rule 76.6.

For registered horses in grades A, B & C. Ridden by Adult, Associate or Junior Members who will be aged 12 years or over in the current calendar year.

Classes 422 and 423 will be run consecutively. There will be one course walk for both classes before class 422.

Classes 422 and 423 will run as a combined class with one set of prizemoney up to 30 starters.


CONNOLLY’S RED MILLS SENIOR NEWCOMERS FIRST ROUND / 6 YEAR OLD CLASSJudging day: FridayJohn Standen Ring

ENTRY FEE£25.00


Class 424BSJA Rule 312. Single phase. Speed 325mpm. Start Height 1.10m. Drawn order.

First place rosette kindly sponsored by Connolly’s RED MILLS. Horses may compete in one section only. In the event of insufficient entries lower prizes may be withheld. Rule 76.6.

Newcomers:To be ridden by Adult, Associate or Junior Members.a) For horses in Grace C that have not won a total of 375 points. Four double clears will qualify - in accordance with rule 312�6�

6 Year old class:For registered horses aged 6 years old on the 1st of January of the current year, to be ridden by Adult, Associate

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or Junior Members who will be aged 12 years or over in the current calendar year.

Boot rule will apply.


SENIOR 1.15M OPENJudging day: FridayJohn Standen Ring

ENTRY FEE£20.00

PRIZES - £3051st, £100; 2nd, £80; 3rd, £60; 4th, £35; 5th, £25;

Class 425Table A. Speed 350mpm. Start height 1.15m.

For registered horses in Grades: A, B & C. Ridden by Adult, Associate or Junior Members who will be aged 12 years or over in the current calendar year.



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SATURDAY 6 JULY BRITISH SHOWJUMPING CATEGORY 3

ACCUMULATOR COMPETITIONJudging day: SaturdayAstor Ring

ENTRY FEES£40.00

PRIZES - £1,5501st, £500; 2nd, £350; 3rd, £250; 4th, £175; 5th, £100; 6th, £75; 7th, £50; 8th, £50.

Class 426BSJA Rule 274. Table A. Speed 375mpm. Start Height 1.40m. Drawn order.


This competition takes place over 6, 8 or 10 This competition takes place over 6, 8 or 10 which are progressively more difficult. No combination obstacles are allowed. The progressive difficulty is not solely due to height and spread of the obstacles, but also to the difficulty of the track.


INTERNATIONAL TRIALJudging day: SaturdayAstor Ring

ENTRY FEE£85

PRIZES - £9,0001st, £3,000; 2nd, £2,000; 3rd, £1,500; 4th, £1,000; 5th, £700; 6th, £450; 7th £200; 8th, £150.

Class 427Rule 291. Table A9. Speed 400mpm. Start Height 1.55m. Drawn order.


For registered horses in Grades A & B to be ridden by Adult, Associate or Junior Members.

The top 20 riders on the Area/International Trials points list will qualify for the Queen Elizabeth II Cup at the BHS Royal International Horse Show.


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SATURDAY 6 JULY 2019 UNAFFILIATED SHOWJUMPING

ACE COMMUNICATIONS RIDING CLUB TYPE HORSE SEMI-RUSTIC JUMPING COMPETITIONJudging day: SaturdayJohn Standen Ring

ENTRY FEE£20.00


The Society would like to thank Ace Communications, Doddington, Cambridgeshire, for kindly sponsoring this competition.

Class 428This competition is unaffiliated and winnings will not count towards British Showjumping Grading.

To be judged in accordance with the 2019 British Showjumping rule book. Under Table A4. Speed 325mpm. Height of fences approximately 95cms with 1.00m spread.

This class will be strictly restricted to 40 entries.

Entries will be run as drawn orders under paragraph 14 of the Conditions of Entry for Showjumping. The draw will be made at Declarations. To facilitate this all entries must be made at the Declarations Office at least an hour before the Class start time (paragraph 6). The drawn order will be displayed at the collecting ring.

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ACE COMMUNICATIONS RIDING CLUB TEAM JUMPING COMPETITIONJudging day: Saturday John Standen Ring

ENTRY FEES £40 per team

PRIZES - £400 1st, £100; 2nd, £80; 3rd, £70; 4th, £60; 5th, £50; 6th, £40

The Society would like to thank Ace Communications, Doddington, Cambridgeshire, for kindly sponsoring this competition.

Class 429This competition is unaffiliated and winnings will not count towards British Showjumping Grading.

To be judged under British Showjumping rules. Under table A7. Speed 325mpm. Maximum height of jumps in first round, 95cm with 1.00m spread.

Open to Team entries only from BRC affiliated Riding Clubs. Teams of four or three senior members of the same Riding Club affiliated to the BHS. Only two teams per Riding Club may enter. All riders when competing in the ring must be dressed to an appropriate County Show level standard.

Eligibility: All horses/ponies eligible except Grade A horses and JA ponies. No horse or rider may compete in more than one team�

Scoring: One round - best three scores to count towards the team total. The first round will be timed and used if equality for lower placings.

Ties: Jump off for first place only. One nominated team member for each team to jump off. Equality of minor placing will be decided on the aggregate times of the three scoring members of each tying team.

Course Specification: As BRC Intermediate.


TROPHIES AND SPECIAL PRIZEST140 The Avril Martyn Memorial Shield for the winning Riding Club Team.

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SUNDAY 7 JULY BRITISH SHOWJUMPING CATEGORY 3

OPEN SPEED CLASSICJudging day: SundayAstor Ring

ENTRY FEE£50.00

PRIZES - £3,0001st, £1,000; 2nd, £750; 3rd, £500; 4th, £300; 5th, £200; 6th, £100 7th, £75; 8th, £75.

Class 430Rule 306. Table C. Start Height 1.30m. Drawn order.


Open to registered horses ridden by Adult, Associate or Junior Members.

Qualifies for The British Showjumping National Championships.


THE DETLING STAKESJudging day: Sunday Astor Ring ENTRY FEE£50.00

PRIZES - £3,0001st, £1,000; 2nd, £750; 3rd, £500; 4th, £300; 5th, £200; 6th, £100; 7th, £75; 8th, £75.

Class 431Table A7. Speed 350mpm. Start Height 1.45m. Drawn order.


For registered horses in Grades A, B & C to be ridden by Adult, Associate or Junior Members who will be aged 12 years or over in the current calendar year.

Height of fences in first round approximately 1.45m. This class will be strictly restricted to 40 entries. Entries will be accepted in order received. No rider may enter more than THREE horses in this class.

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BRITISH SHOWJUMPING CATEGORY 2

SENIOR BRITISH NOVICE CHAMPIONSHIP - FIRST ROUNDJudging day: SundayJohn Standen Ring

ENTRY FEE£15.00

PRIZES - £1081st, £35; 2nd, £25; 3rd, £18; 4th, £15; 5th, £15.

Class 432Rule 316. Single Phase. Speed 325mpm. Start Height 90cm.


Entry qualifications: to be ridden by Adult, Associate or Junior Members.

This class will be strictly restricted to 40 entries. Entries will be accepted in order received.


SENIOR 1.00M OPENJudging day: SundayJohn Standen Ring

ENTRY FEE£17.00

PRIZES - £1601st, £50; 2nd, £40; 3rd, £30; 4th, £20; 5th, £20.

Class 433Single phase� Speed 325mpm� Start height 1�00m


For registered horses in Grades A, B & C ridden by Adult, Associate or Junior Members who will be aged 12 years or over in the current calendar year.

This class will be strictly restricted to 40 entries. Entries will be accepted in order received.


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SHOEING COMPETITIONSThe Shoeing Competition is kindly sponsored and supported by:Kent County Agricultural Society CPL Distribution (Formerly Corralls Coal Merchants)Stromsholm LtdNWT HorseshoesJ A ToolsSilverback ChapsMustadKent County Show Farriers Fund Friends of the trade

The competition is open to all registered farriers.

Prize money to the value of £827.

JUDGES Classes 1, 2 & 3: Mr S.P. Legge AWCFClasses 4, 5, 6 & 7: Mr B.W. Casserly AWCF

CLASSESFriday 05 JulyClass 1: Open Hunter Shoeing Competition

Saturday 06 JulyClass 2: Open Heavy Horse Showing

Sunday 07 JulyClass 3: Open Shoemaking

All three daysClass 4: Apprentice Class 5: Forging Competition - Tong and Shoe Class Class 6: Farriers Forge and Bring Class 7: Eagle Eye

To request a schedule please email [email protected] or call Nicky Dunmall on 01622 813210.

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SPECIAL KENT COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY AWARDS

LONG SERVICE AWARDSApplications to be from farmers and land owners who are members of Kent County Agricultural Society for their employees who have completed a minimum of 25 years’ service without intermission (war service excepted) on the same farm/estate or under the same employer.

The awards will be made at the Grand Parade of Livestock at the Kent County Show on Friday 5 July.

Award winners at 2008-2018 Shows are not eligible for these awards this year.

Restricted to employees of current members of the Kent County Agricultural Society.

TROPHIES AND SPECIAL PRIZESSP74 A Long Service Certificate, an engraved tankard/goblet and £50 will be awarded to each employee

eligible for this award.

COUNTY TOWN AWARDAwarded in recognition of outstanding contribution to agricultural, horticultural or rural activities in Kent and to the Kent County Agricultural Society.

WOODLAND AND FORESTRY AWARDSThe Kent County Agricultural Society offers a number of awards in recognition for the dedication and skills involved in the woodland and forestry industry.

For further information on any of the trophies listed, please contact the Show Office on 01622 633051 or email [email protected].

Application deadline for all awards: Friday 26 April 2019.

TROPHIES AND SPECIAL PRIZES T35 CLA Trophy The CLA Trophy will be awarded to an individual in recognition of outstanding service to the forestry

and land management in Kent over many years.

Management could include (but is not exclusive to) the following areas:• Woodland and forestry management• Woodland and forestry ownership• Contracting services towards the woodland and forestry industry• Advice to the woodland and forestry industry• Arboriculture• Conservation on a large scale • Initiatives promoting sustainable woodland management

The chosen application will be awarded the CLA Trophy at the 2019 Kent County Show on Friday 5 July. The recipient will hold the trophy for one year.

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T37 Edward Hardy Trophy The Edward Hardy Trophy will be awarded to an individual or group of people in recognition of

outstanding service to the forestry and woodland industry in Kent over many years.

Service could be in (but is not exclusive to) the following areas:• Woodland management• Tree preservation • Tree planting / hedge laying• Arboriculture• Coppicing• Woodland rural craft• Wildlife conservation• Promotion of recreational activity that enhances the use and management of the woodland.

The chosen application will be awarded the Edward Hardy Trophy at the 2019 Kent County Show on Friday 5 July. The recipient will hold the trophy for one year.

T48 The RD Keeler Trophy The RD Keeler Trophy will be awarded to a young individual based in Kent for outstanding

achievements within their learning and study of woodland and forestry related subjects. Applications should only be submitted for individuals who are 25 years or under at the time of application.

The term study includes apprenticeships, college and degree courses and practical courses completed within the workplace.

Subjects which will be considered (but are not exclusive) include the following areas:• Woodland and forestry management• Arboriculture• Tree planting and or preservation• Wildlife conservation• Woodland rural crafts• Coppicing

The chosen application will be awarded the RD Keeler Trophy at the 2019 Kent County Show on Friday 5 July. The recipient will hold the trophy for one year.

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EDUCATION AWARDS AND GRANTSThe Kent County Agricultural Society offers a number of special awards to support and encourage education and learning for individuals as well as providing grants and support to a number of charities and organisations.

For further information on any of the individual awards listed below, please contact the Show Office on 01622 633061 or email [email protected].

All application forms can be found on our website: www.kentshowground.co.uk/financial-awards/

Scholarship SchemeThe Kent County Agricultural Society has set up a scholarship scheme to help fund up to nine students through their degree courses with £1000 for each year of their studies.

To be eligible to apply, students need to be:• A resident of Kent at the time they apply for the scholarship. Any applications made by students who are

already studying outside of the county will not be considered. • Aged 18 to 25 when they commence study on the course. • Studying for a full-time college or university degree based course.• Applications will be considered in any field studied in the following areas. • Agriculture - arable and livestock• Horticulture• Forestry• Equine• Veterinary and Animal Management

Courses must be studied in the UK. Applications for international colleges/ universities will not be considered.

Application deadline: Friday 19 April 2019.

HOOSON AWARD The Hooson Award is a financial grant for young people who are hoping to develop a career in agriculture, horticulture or the rural sector.

To qualify you should originate from Kent, be under the age of 21 and either be in further education or planning to enrol for an agricultural qualification or apprenticeship. We require a written submission explaining what you will be studying, why you want to complete the course, what you hope to do in the future and how any funding received will be used.

A shortlist will be selected by the KCAS Education Committee, after which applicants may be required to attend an interview before a final decision is made.

The successful applicant will receive £500 which is intended to assist the student to pay for their future studies. They will also be invited to provide a presentation at the December KCAS Council meeting.

Application Deadline: Friday 27 September 2019.

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LADY ASTOR AWARD The Lady Astor Award is a financial grant for the ‘Best Kent Young Farmer of the Year’ as nominated by their Club Leader.

Nominations for an individual member should be made by the affiliated Club Leader (this award is not to be confused with the Best Young Farmer Competition run by Kent YFC).

We require a written submission explaining why the club leader thinks this member deserves to be nominated, what impact they have made on the club as a whole and what their plans for the future are. A shortlist will be selected by the KCAS Education Committee, after which applicants may be required to attend an interview before a final decision is made.

The Award of £250 is expected to be used towards furthering the club member’s individual development.

Application Deadline: Friday 27 September 2019.

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