MAYFIELD A&P ASSOCIATION Close Friday 16th February 2018 Entries can be made online at: Facebook.com/Mayfield-AP-Association OFFICERS OF THE ASSOCIATION 2017-2018 HONARARY PATRONS:

MAYFIELD A&P

ASSOCIATION

93rd ANNUAL SHOW

The 93rd Annual Exhibition of

Stock, Produce, Farm

Implements etc

Will be held at Mayfield in the A&P

Association’s Grounds and Public Domain on

Saturday 10th March 2018

Entries Close Friday 16th February 2018

Entries can be made online at:

https://showday.online/

Facebook.com/Mayfield-AP-Association

OFFICERS OF THE ASSOCIATION 2017-2018

HONARARY PATRONS: Mr Alan Bean & Mr Ken

Linton

PATRON: Mrs Jan Howden

PRESIDENT: Mr Martin Fleming

VICE-PRESIDENT: Mrs Rebecca Taylor

JUNIOR VICE-PRESIDENT:

HON. TREASURER: Mrs Marion Jacobson

PAST PRESIDENTS:

Messrs. D. Duff, J.A. Fleming, H.C. Barton, R Oakley,

F.G. Greenslade, A.V. Barrett, E.C.D. Withell, L.R.

Harrison, J Moore, C.W. Gillies, D.J. Morrow, G.B.

Murdoch, G Johnston, J Blair, A.N. Grigg, W.J. Early,

R.J. Mulligan, W.N. Lowery, G.H. Lamb, Jos. Murdoch,

Jas. McCormick, W.S. Greenslade, D Johnston, N.S.

Murdoch, F.W. Allan, D.H. Clement, Chas. Sewell,

A.A. Fleming, W.L. Doyle, S.M.A. Chaffey, K.M.

Baxter, W.G. Ellery, G.T. Lill, R.W. Oakley, G.B.F.

Neill, J.A.M. Jacob, F.R. Gallagher, D.H. Warren, D.S.

Sewell, D.G. Ivey, B.E. Lill, W.J. McLay, C.A.

Mackenzie, R.N. Clucas, F.E. Greenslade, I.R. Oakley,

K.E. Peterson, V.C. Latimer, A.K. Linton, J.W. Allan,

N.J. Early, R.S. Tasker, R.J. Quigley, R.M. Lake, A.J.

Lowry, C.H. Gallagher, D.A. Earl, R.J. Bush, K.J. Nicol,

D.J. Corbett, I.R. Whillans, P.J. McLauchlan, R.J.

Cooper, O.L. Donaldson, Mrs J.M. Howden, B.C.

Gallagher, M.B. Morrow, G.K. Linton, D.J. Quigley,

B.F. Daly, D.J. Martin, R.K. Baxter, H.J. Woodhouse,

Mrs A. Doyle, P Gardener, D.J. Ingold, G.J. Early, Mrs

K King, B.G. Murdoch, Mrs S.M. Wallace, A.E.

Cornwall, Mrs N.M. Morrow, Ms H.E. Saxelby, M.

Salvesen, Mrs J.C. Ryan, H.J. Tasker, J.H. Wright, Mrs

V Johnson, Mrs J Fielder, Mr Martin Fleming, Mr

Martin Williams

COMMITTEE

President, Vice-President, Junior Vice-President, Hon.

Treasurer and Past President (ex Officio for 5 years)

Barry Austin Andrew Mackenzie

Derek Barrett Anna McCoubrey

John Booth James McCormick

Ryan Carr Don McCullough

Arthur Cornwall Kevin McKeown

Harley Davies Ben Morrow

Jimmy Doyle Nicky Morrow

Sarah Dunckley Jacqui Murdoch

Andy Dunne James Murdoch

Grant Early Tim Rowe

Martin Early Josh Rushton

John Farnell Mike Salvesen

Mike Farnell Helen Saxelby

Wendy Farnell Sharon Schmack

Mark Greenslade Brian Smith

Philip Harper Leeanne Smith

Sarah Harrison Harvey Smith

Maryann Heaven Andrew Spencer

Mark Howden Rebecca Taylor

Bryan Humm Phillippa Waddell

Merv Johnston Dave Whillans

Suzy King Hamish Woodhouse

Don Lake Tamzin Young

SECRETARY: J Reesby

RD6, Ashburton

[email protected]

027 631 0051

RULES & REGULATIONS

The Mayfield A & P Association adopts the By-laws of

the Royal Agricultural Society (RAS) and agrees to

abide by these By-laws. In so doing, the Mayfield A &

P Association will endeavor to comply with the Privacy

Act, the Health and Safety in Employment Act and other

Acts that may affect the work of the Association.

HEALTH AND SAFETY

Public and Competitors enter the Show at their own risk.

While every precaution has been taken to avoid harm to

visitors, exhibitors and all others using the grounds, the

Mayfield A & P Association will not be responsible for

any injury, maiming or accident suffered by any person

entering the premises irrespective of whether such

injury, maiming or accident is occasioned by any act or

omission of the Mayfield A & P Association.

YELLOW CARD – This Show/Event supports the RAS

‘Yellow Card’ system. A Yellow Card will be issued, in

cases of offences in respect of abuse of animals or

inappropriate behaviour as per the RAS Constitution and

the RAS Rules & Regulations/ Bylaws including the

Equestrian Rulebook, the RAS affiliated

Show/Event/registered Measuring Stand and their

grounds and their duly appointed delegates may deliver

to the Person Responsible a Yellow Warning Card

(either immediately or within 10 days of the show)

which suspends and penalty until possible new offences.

Full wording of the ‘Yellow Card’ system is available to

view on the RAS website. www.ras.org.nz.

MAYFIELD A & P ASSOCIATION DISTRICT -

Where the Schedule refers to the Association’s District,

it refers to the area between the Rangitata and South

Ashburton (including Boyers Stream) Rivers, between

the hills and the railway line, but excluding that part of

Tinwald within the town boundary.

1. General Exhibits to be on the Show Ground by 9 a.m.

on Show Day, 10th March 2018 except where the

schedule states a different time.

2. All Horses and Goats must be haltered and led, and

kept at their allotted stands.

3. No stock or implements must be removed from the

ground until after 4 p.m. nor exhibits removed from the

Produce Shed until after 4.30 p.m. without a Special

Order from the Secretary.

4. The Committee will not under any circumstances hold

themselves responsible for loss, damage, or mis-delivery

of any exhibit at the Show.

5. The Committee reserves the right to refuse or cancel

any entry, without giving any reason for doing so.

6. PROTESTS – As per the RAS Complaints Procedure

adopted in June 2013, all protests must be in writing and

detail the specific RAS or Mayfield A & P Association

Rule that has been deemed to be breached. The protest

must be lodged with the Show Secretary, preferably at

the time of the incident or within 10 days of the incident.

Any protest lodged outside of this timeframe will not be

considered. A $50 deposit must accompany the protest.

(The RAS Complaints Procedure can be found on the

RAS website – www.ras.org.nz under Rules &

Regulations).

7. No distinguishing mark of ownership, with the

exception of tailing mark, earmarking, and registered

brand, may be attached to any animal exhibited.

8. In the event of there being no competition in any class,

no prize will be given unless the Judges certify to

particular merit, and the Judges are specially requested

to withhold prizes in cases where there is no competition

if the exhibits are of inferior description.

9. In case the funds of the Association are at any time

insufficient, after paying expenses and making

necessary provision for all liabilities, to pay prize money

in full, the amount available for the purpose shall be

distributed pro-rata among the prize takers. All Special

Prizes not competed for, or awarded to, become the

property of the Association.

10. All Exhibits must be the bonafide property of the

Exhibitor and all produce must have been grown by the

Exhibitor.

11. Only Catalogued and Judging Sheet entries will be

judged.

12. In all classes where weight is specified, sheep to be

weighed before being judged.

13. No ribbons, tickets, etc., other than those won during

the day, may be displayed at the Show.

14. Refunds of entry fees will only be granted in

exceptional circumstances and at the Committee’s

discretion. A veterinary certificate must be produced for

animals. Up to 80% of fees paid may be refunded.

ENTRIES

The Committee will in no case consider any entry valid

unless the fees are paid at the time of making the entry.

Fees quoted include GST. All entries must be either: 1.

In writing, on printed forms which can be obtained from

the Secretary. These forms must be filled out and signed

by the Exhibitor or some person authorized by him/her,

and must be sent to the Secretary, together with entry

fees. OR 2. Entries can be made online at

https://showday.online/ No entry is valid unless

conditions are complied with. A Pass will be issued to

Exhibitors whose entry fees total $10.00 or more, or at

the Secretary’s discretion.

SUBSCRIPTION

Supporters of the Association are respectfully requested

to use their influence towards inducing their friends to

join the Association. The Membership fee is $30.00

annually, payable on the 1st of June each year.

Membership privileges include reduced entry fees in the

Livestock Sections and free admission to the Show of

the member, partner and three children, and vehicle.

VALUE OF POINTS

Champion: 2

Reserve Champion: 1

1st 2nd 3rd v.h.c

6 4 2 1

In the event of ties, the winner of the largest number of

first prizes shall have the preference. In the event of two

or more Exhibitors gaining equal points, also an equal

number of first prizes then a 1/2 win shall be recorded.

Supreme Champion and special prizes do not count for

points.

SCHEDULE OF PRIZES

- The Past President’s Perpetual Cup: Donated by

Messrs D. Duff, J.A. Fleming, M.C. Barton, R. Oakley,

F.G. Greenslade, A.V. Barrett, E.C.D. Withell, L.R.

Harrison, J. Moore, and C.W. Gillies for most points in

All Sections of the Show. The Association gives a

Miniature Cup to the winner each year.

- A A A. Perpetual Cup - Donated by the Ashburton

Association Auctioneers to Runner-Up for most points

in All Sections.

- The Ythan Cup - Re-Donated by F.W. Allan, for most

points in Livestock.

- Mid Canterbury Stock and Station Agents’ Association

donates a Perpetual Challenge Cup for the Runner-Up

most points in Livestock.

- Donaldson Trophy (for District Exhibitor). 2018:

Supreme Champion District Horse / Pony

STEWARD’S DUTIES

- Stewards are required to assist the Marshal of the

Section.

- To assist in general manner with the unloading,

displaying and loading of exhibits.

- To see that each exhibit is placed in the proper class.

- To point out to the Judge all the exhibits in the class.

(For the convenience of judges all exhibits in one class

shall be placed in close proximity to each other.)

- To be with the judge the whole of the examination and

on no account to communicate to the Judge the name of

the exhibitor.

- To see that no persons other than Judges and Officials

are allowed in the judging area.

- To direct the attention of the Judge to paragraphs in the

Rules and Regulations affecting the class under

examination.

- To take down the decisions of the Judge and when

finished, write owner’s name and exhibit numbers on the

judging sheets and have the Judge initial them.

- To display prize cards and ribbons with winning

exhibits and return the judging sheets to the Secretary

immediately.

- To return to the Section at 4 p.m. to assist with the

loading of stock and the orderly collection of exhibits.

- It is the duty of the Marshal to introduce the Judges to

press reporters.

- Give the Judges a Catalogue when judging is finished.

NOTICES

TOILETS

- Port-a-loos are scattered around the grounds

- Domain Toilet Block is located beside the Bar

- Ladies’ conveniences are at the rear of the Secretary’s

Office.

- Changing Facilities on Plunket Site

FIRST AID

First Aid (St Johns) facilites are located alongside the

Horse Ring to the rear of the Secretary’s Office

ADMISSION

Adults - $15

Children – FREE

Cars – FREE

DAYBOO STUD KINDLY DONATES A $100 SPOT

PRIZE FOR ENTRANTS IN THE GRAND PARADE.

WESTPAC AGRIBUSINESS

SHEEP

Sheep Convenor: Mr Dave Whillians

ENTRY FEE: Members: $4 Non Members: $5

Terminal Sire Ram Hogget Competition: Members: $8

Non Members $10

PRIZES: First: $10. Second: $6. Third: $4.

Terminal Sire Ram Hogget Competition: First: $150

Second: $100 Third: $50

All sheep must be on the ground and penned ready for

judging at 9 a.m.

All male animals over 10 months of age entered must be

from Brucellosis accredited free flocks. Accreditation

forms to be produced on Show Day when requested.

All exhibits in Lamb classes to be born after 1st July

2017.

All Terminal Sire Breed Sheep to be shorn on or after

1st September.

No sheep shall be exhibited, the wool of which contains

any substance or preparation used for the purpose of

artificially colouring the wool of the sheep.

'Natural Condition' means no covering, trimming, or

shedding since the sheep was last shorn, except that they

may be placed under cover for the 48 hour period prior

to the day of judging. In natural condition shorn classes

no eye-wigging or trimming is allowed.

A Supreme Champion Ribbon will be awarded to overall

Champion Sheep.

Westpac Agribusiness donates a bottle of wine to overall

Champion Sheep.

Champion Ribbons and Reserve Champion Tickets will

be awarded to the Champion Ram and Champion Ewe

in each Purebred section.

The onus of having sheep in the right place for judging

rests with the exhibitor.

Sheep with Lice or Footrot must not be exhibited.

No sheep eligible in more than one class except lambs

that win their Wool Breed Ram Lamb classes.

The One Tree Perpetual Cup - Donated by Mr F. W.

Allan for Most Points in Purebred Sheep and Wool.

(Winner to gain points in both sections).

RAVENSDOWN

CHAMPION SHEEP OF ALL BREEDS

Ravensdown donates a voucher to the Wool breeds

winner and also to the Terminal Sire breeds winner.

Only sheep registered or eligible for registration to be

eligible.

(First Cross Halfbreds Accepted).

Hazlett Rural donate $100 to the Champion Wool breed

and $100 to the Champion Terminal Sire Breed

AGRICOM PUREBRED BEST WOOL

BREED RAM LAMB

Only lambs that win their Wool Breed Ram Lamb

classes are eligible to enter.

Lambs are to be moved to special pens to be judged by

stud stock agents.

NO ENTRY FEE OR PRIZE MONEY IN THIS

CLASS. The winner will receive the Stan Dysart

Memorial Trophy donated by Mr K. W. Donaldson and

Agricom donate product to the winner.

ALL BREEDS TERMINAL SIRE RAM

HOGGET COMPETITION

Entry Fee: Members $8 Non Members $10

Prizes: 1st $150, 2nd $100, 3rd $50, sponsored by

Rabobank and ATS

CONDITIONS OF ENTRY:

Entries are open to Registered PUREBRED Sheep from

Brucellosis Accredited Flocks.

Limit of TWO entries per Breeder. One Breed.

Ram Hoggets are to be in Natural Condition and born

after 1st July 2017

Ram Hoggets are NOT to be entered in other Sheep

Sections at the Show.

Ram Hoggets are to be SHORN.

Class 1 All Breeds Terminal Sire Ram Hogget

SILVER FERN FARMS GIFT LAMB

CLASS

NO ENTRY FEE

Lambs sired by Terminal Sire Breed Rams and lambs

sired by Wool Breed Rams will be judged separately on

the hoof and prizes in each section will be: 1st product

donated by Silver Fern Farms, 2nd product donated by

MSD animal products, 3rd $20 donated by World

Travellers

Prizes donated by Silver Fern Farms, for Cutting

Quality - Products for 1st, 2nd & 3rd Silver Fern Farms

donates the Fairfield Cup to be awarded annually for the

best overall lamb on the hook.

The C. H. Gallagher Memorial Trophy will be awarded

annually to the Gift Lamb returning the highest meat

value and the winner will also receive a $50 prize

donated by Bruce Rogers Shearing.

Breeding to be shown on entry form.

Lambs to be killed at the Fairton Works and the top ten

selected carcasses will be judged on cutting quality.

Proceeds of all lambs entered in this class to become the

property of the Association.

Mr A. J. Lowry donates a Trophy to be awarded annually

to the exhibitor of the Lamb placed first for Cutting

Quality.

Stronechrubie donate a voucher to the Gift Lamb Class.

Class 2 Gift Lamb

One lamb of any breed most suitable for the pre-cut lamb

trade and on hooks. Lamb to weigh up to 22.9 kg

ANZ ROMNEY

A. A. Fleming Memorial Cup will be awarded annually

to winner of Most Points in the Romney section.

ANZ donates $20 to the winner of Most Points and $10

to the Runner-up.

Class 3 Ram, 2-shear and over

Class 4 Ram, 1-shear

Class 5 Shorn Ram Lamb

Class 6 Shorn Ram Lamb, in Natural Condition.

Class 7 Ewe 2-shear and over

Shorn prior to 1st Jan 2018 and must have reared a lamb

this season.

Class 8 Ewe, 2-shear and over

Shorn after 1st Jan 2018 and must have reared a lamb

this season.

Class 9 Ewe 1-shear. Shorn after 1st Jan 2016

Class 10 Ewe 1-shear. Shorn prior to 1st Jan 2016

Class 11 Shorn Ewe Lamb.

Class 12 Ewe, 1- shear, in Natural Condition, shorn

prior to 1st Jan 2016

Class 13 Woolly Ewe Lamb, in Natural Condition

ALLIANCE CORRIEDALE

Alliance donates $20 to the winner of Most Points and

$10 to the Runner-up.




Class 17 Ram Lamb, in Natural Condition

Class 18 Ewe, 2-shear and over, must have reared a

lamb this season.

Class 19 Ewe, 1-shear

Class 20 Shorn Ewe Lamb

Class 21 Ewe Lamb, in Natural Condition

ANZ MERINO AND POLLED MERINO

ANZ donates $20 to the winner of Most Points and $10

to the Runner-up.

The Pioneer Cup, donated by Mr C. D. Chisnall for

Annual Competition, for Most Points in Merinos.

SUPERFINE AND FINE COMBING



Class 24 Ram Lamb


lamb this season.


Class 27 Ewe Lamb

MEDIUM AND STRONG COMBING



Class 30 Ram Lamb


lamb this season.


Class 33 Ewe Lamb

NUFARM HALFBREDS

NUFARM donates Product to this Section.

Class 34 Ram, 1 shear

Class 35 Ram Lamb

Class 36 Ewe, 2 shear and over, must have reared a

lamb this season.

Class 37 Ewe, 1 shear

Class 38 Ewe Lamb

ASB ENGLISH LEICESTER

ASB donates $20 to the winner of Most Points and $10

to the Runner-up.

Class 39 Ram, 2 shear and over


Class 41 Ram Lamb


lamb this season


Class 44 Ewe Lamb

BORDER LEICESTER

The Border Leicester Breeders Club donates $20 to the

winner of Most Points and $10 to the Runner-up.



Class 47 Ram Lamb



lamb this season


Class 51 Ewe Lamb

Class 52 Shorn Ewe Lamb

ALLIANCE PERENDALE

Alliance donates $20 to the winner of most Points and




Class 55 Ram Lamb


lamb this season


Class 58 Ewe Lamb

NEWLANDS AUTO ELECTRICAL

BORDERDALE

All sheep in this section to be in Natural Condition.

Newlands Auto Electrical donates $20 to the winner of

Most Points and $10 to the Runner-up.


Class 60 Ram Lamb, shorn

Class 61 Ewe, any age

Class 62 Ewe Lamb, shorn

RAVENSDOWN SOUTHDOWN

SEE CLASS 1

Mr V. C. Latimer donates a Trophy to be awarded

annually to the winner of Most Points in the Southdown

section.

Ravensdown donates a voucher to the winner of Most

Points and the Association donates $10 to the Runner-

up.


Class 64 Ram Lamb

Class 65 Ram Lamb, shorn


lamb this season


Class 68 Ewe Lamb

RURAL TRANSPORT SUFFOLK

SEE CLASS 1

Rural Transport donates $20 to the winner of Most

Points and $10 to the Runner-up.


Class 70 Ram Lamb, Natural Condition


lamb this season

Class 72 Ewe, 1 shear, Natural Condition

Class 73 Ewe Lamb, Natural Condition

ANZCO SOUTH SUFFOLK

SEE CLASS 1

ANZCO donates $20 to the winner of Most Points and


NORTHERN SOUTH ISLAND SOUTH SUFFOLK

BREEDERS CLUB FEATURE SHOW 2018.

FEATURE CLASSES: RAM LAMB AND 2th EWE.

THE CLUB AWARDS ROSETTES AND

ADDITIONAL PRIZE MONEY FOR THE

WINNERS IN THESE CLASSES

Class 74 Ram 2 shear and over

Class 75 Ram 1 shear

Class 76 Ram Lamb

NSISSBC FEATURE CLASS

Class 77 Ewe, 2 shear and over

Class 78 Ewe, 2th / 1 shear

NSISSBC FEATURE CLASS

Class 79 Ewe Lamb

PGG WRIGHTSON DORSET DOWN

SEE CLASS 1

PGG Wrightson donates $20 to the winner of Most



Class 81 Ram Lamb

Class 82 Ewe. 2 shear or over, must have reared a

lamb this season


Class 84 Ewe Lamb

PGG WRIGHTSON HAMPSHIRE

SEE CLASS 1




Class 86 Ram Lamb


lamb this season


Class 89 Ewe Lamb

ASB HORNED OR POLL DORSET

SEE CLASS 1

ASB donates $20 to the winner of Most Points and $10

to the Runner-up.


Class 91 Ram Lamb

Class 92 Ewe, 2 shear or over, must have reared a

lamb this season


Class 94 Ewe Lamb

PGG WRIGHTSON TEXEL

SEE CLASS 1




Class 96 Ram Lamb


lamb this season


Class 99 Ewe Lamb

PGG WRIGHTSON DORPER

SEE CLASS 1




Class 101 Ram Lamb

Class 102 Ewe, 2 shear or over, must have reared a

lamb this season


Class 104 Ewe Lamb

FLOCK SHEEP

Sheep which have been registered or eligible for

registration at any time, not eligible.

Exhibits in all classes to be shown in Natural Condition.

Natural Condition to mean no covering, trimming or

shedding since the sheep were last shorn, except that

they may be placed under cover for the 48 hour period

prior to the day of judging.

The J. H. Boaler Memorial Perpetual Trophy, donated

by E. A. Boaler, for Most Points in Flock Ewes, Ewe

Classes in First Class Halfbreds and Wool Classes.

Gluyas Motors Ltd donates a Trophy for Most Points in

Flock Sheep. To be held by the winner for one year. W

The Bob Durant Memorial Trophy will be awarded to

the winner of Most Points in the Fine Wool Classes in

the Flock Sheep Section.

FINE WOOL FLOCK SHEEP

Class 105 Three Ewes, 2 shear and over, must have

reared a lamb this season

Class 106 Three Ewes, 1 shear

Class 107 Three Ewe Lambs

Class 108 Three Shorn Ewe Lambs

Class 109 Three Ram Lambs

STRONG WOOL FLOCK SHEEP







COMPOSITE FLOCK SHEEP







RAINER IRRIGATION BLACK AND

COLOURED SHEEP

Rainer Irrigation donates $20 to the winner of Most


All sheep in be in Natural Condition.

Supreme Champion, Champion and Reserve Champion

Ribbons will be awarded in this section.

Haskett Tray for Most Points in Black and Coloured

Sheep and Black or Coloured Wool.

Mid Canterbury Black and Coloured Sheep Breeders

donate a Rosette for the Champion Sheep.

Class 120 Ram, 2 shear and over, shorn on or after

20th July 2016

Class 121 Ram, 1 shear, shorn on or after 20th July

2016

Class 122 Ewe, 2 shear or over, shorn on or after

20th July 2016

Class 123 Ewe, 1 shear, shorn on or after 20th July

2016

Class 124 Woolly Ram Lamb

Class 125 Woolly Ewe Lamb, Fine Wool

Class 126 Woolly Ewe Lamb, Strong Wool

Class 127 Wether, any age, shorn on or after 20th

July 2016

HORSES & PONIES

ENTRANCE FOR ALL HORSE EXHIBITORS ON

SHOW DAY

15 LISMORE MAYFIELD ROAD

(Opposite Mayfield School)

EQUESTRIAN LEVY: Entry Fees include RAS Levy

of $1.10 per class. The Levy is charged to assist funding

of Forbidden Substance Administration & Training.

MEASURING: THERE WILL BE NO

MEASURING ON SHOW DAY.

YELLOW CARD - This Show/Event supports the RAS

'Yellow Card' system.

A Yellow Card will be issued, in cases of offences in

respect of abuse of animals or inappropriate behaviour

as per the RAS Constitution and the RAS Rules &

Regulations/Bylaws including the Equestrian Rulebook,

the RAS affiliated Show/Event/registered Measuring

Stand and their grounds and their duly appointed

delegates may deliver to the Person Responsible a

Yellow Warning Card (either immediately or within 10

days of the show) which suspends any penalty until

possible new offences. Full wording of the 'Yellow Card'

system is available on the RAS website -

www.ras.org.nz.

FORBIDDEN SUBSTANCE - The Rules of the Royal

A&P Society New Zealand in regard to Forbidden

Substances apply. Competitors are advised that tests for

forbidden substances may be carried out during the

Show/Event and that testing of all animals is at the

person responsible's risk. Forbidden Substance - Any

substance capable of affecting the speed, stamina,

courage or conduct of a horse, pony, donkey or mule by

its action upon the central or peripheral nervous system

or the cardio-vascular, respiratory, alimentary, digestive,

musculoskeletal or urogenital systems.

ARREARS - No person who is in arrears with regard to

entry fees, subscriptions, or any other show/event charge

is eligible to compete at any affiliated show/event. Proof

of payment will be required before any restriction is

lifted.

SUMMARY OF RAS RESOLUTION PROCESS -

The full process can be found on the RAS website

www.ras.org.nz. The principle behind the process is to

deal with the matter as it comes to hand and in most

cases it should be dealt with directly by the show. If the

matter is in regards to an RAS official, the show may

request the assistance of RAS Head Office as to how to

deal with this in an appropriate manner.

CONDITIONS

1. All horses and ponies shown in saddle classes must be

named.

2. Judging times:

7.45 am: District Horse

District Pony

8.00 am: Saddle Hacks

Park Hacks

Saddle Hunters followed by Working Hunters

Riding Horse

Group A Ponies followed by Group B Ponies

Group C Ponies

Cobs followed by Standardbreds

8.30 am: Miniature Horses

First Year Ridden followed by Lead Rein

Ponies

Unity Cups (Harewood & Wakelin)

9.00 am: Clydesdales

11.00am: In Hand Horse

In Hand Pony

In Hand Welsh

Hunters R.T.R

Pony Hunter R.T.R

12.00pm: FEI Show Jumping (Time is approximate)

3. To be eligible for District events a Horse or Pony must

be owned by someone living in the District and ridden

by the owner or a member of the owner's family. District

refers to the area between the Rangitata and South

Ashburton (including Boyers Stream) Rivers, between

the hills and the railway line, but excluding that part of

Tinwald within the town boundary.

4. Where classes are defined by height,

competitors/exhibitors must carry a current RAS

Certificate for their horse/pony at all RAS affiliated

Shows/Events, and must produce it upon request to any

authorized Show/Event personnel. Any Competitor

unable to produce such a certificate means that the

exhibit is ineligible to compete, and will forfeit and

awards. Horse / Pony Height Certificates and

Performance Cards must be carried. Failure to do so will

result in elimination. THERE WILL BE NO


5. A competitor needing to change from one class to

another must obtain signed authority from the Official at

the Horse Office by the Horse Ring

6. Refunds of entry fees (80%) are made at the discretion

of the Committee. An application for a refund must be

accompanied by a relevant Veterinary or Doctor's

certificate.

7. Ponies under 3 years old may not be shown in saddle

classes.

8. All stallions and colts (with the exception of Miniature

horses and foals) must be shown in a bit. b) A Steward

will order any stallion/colt considered out of control or

to be causing undue disquiet to other horses from the

ring without recourse from the stallion/colt's

owner/exhibitor/competitor. c) It is compulsory for all

stallions and colts, except foals, to wear two (2) official

'S' identification badges, one attached to each side of

their bridle, at all Shows/Events at all times. The rider

must also wear two (2) RAS official armbands (one on

each arm) when in the ring. 'S' badges to be purchased

from RAS Head Office or ESNZ; armbands from RAS

Head Office. d) Handlers and Riders of stallions/colts

must wear an approved Hi Viz vest at Shows/Events

when outside the show rig. Vests can be purchased from

RAS Head Office.

9. Hacks and ponies entered in novice classes must be

ridden in a snaffle bit.

10. The Grand Parade will be held in the main ring at

1.45 pm and all prize winners are required to parade.

11. Prize money will be given out after the Grand

Parade (except for FEI classes. which will be given

out in the Ring) and Prize Money not collected on

Show Day will be forfeited.

12. Both Hack Rings and A B C pony rings will be

judged simultaneously. Where exhibitors' classes clash

they must elect which class to enter as judging will not

be delayed.

13. Only first placegetters from conformation classes

(excluding paced and mannered classes) parade for

championship judging. Second placegetters are to stand

by and the one placed second in the class which the

champion won is to parade for selection of reserve

champion.

14. All entries must be made in the name of the bona fide

owner of the exhibit and such Exhibit must be named at

time of entry before the Show, except in the case of

imported stock. The Association may require evidence

of the date of sale of an exhibit. A bona fide owner shall

include a PARTNERSHIP or LEASE. Leases or

Partnerships must be for no less than a six month period

and shall commence, on receipt of confirmation from the

R.A.S that it has been received.

15. In classes where age of rider is specified, it shall be

age on 1st August 2017

16. The Committee reserves the right to cancel or

combine any class where insufficient entries are

received.

17. Hacks, Park Hacks, Cobs, Saddle Hunters, Ponies

and Round the Ring Hunters must carry Height

Certificates and Performance Cards. Failure to do so will

result in elimination. THERE WILL BE NO


18. Back numbers issued by the Mayfield A & P

Association are the only identification to be displayed by

riders.

19. Riding classes to be ridden astride.

20. Hats and Safety Helmets

a) In all cases current WorkSafe New Zealand rules

prevail.

b) A hard hat is generally described as a hunting cap,

a bowler, protective headwear or a safety helmet.

c) Wearing a hard hat is compulsory for anyone

competing on, working in or schooling, or riding for any

other reason an exhibit at an RAS affiliated Show/Event

or in any area considered to be for whatever reason a part

of the Showgrounds.

d) All riders, including harness drivers, competing at

RAS affiliated A&P Shows/Events must wear protective

headgear, which includes a retaining harness secured to

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

worn with the chinstrap properly adjusted and fastened

when in the arena or ring, the practice area collecting

rings or anywhere else within a Showgrounds.

Hats/helmets must conform with one of the current

approved safety standards. These standards may be

subject to change but the latest list can be found at

http://www.ras.org.nz – equestrian. RAS will advise any

changes via their website and Facebook. All helmets

must have a red official tag.

21. It is an offence for any electronic or radio equipment

carried on a competitor in the Show ring, deemed to be

possible of outside assistance to a competitor. Penalties

may include forfeiting all prize money, awards and

qualifications and elimination from any further classes

at that Show.

22. Prize Money will be paid irrespective of the number

of entries.

HORSES


SHOW DAY



Please direct all Equestrian inquiries to the Horse

Convenors. For showing: Helen 027 220 5695. For

Jumping: FEI Supervisor: Wendy 027 493 4851. And on

Show Day to the Horse Office by the ring

A BACK NUMBER DEPOSIT OF $7 FOR EACH

HORSE/PONY and RIDER COMBINATION

ENTERED MUST BE MADE WITH YOUR

ENTRY FEES. ($5 to be refunded on return of back

number and $2 to go into a travel fund to assist the

Judges)

Back Numbers will be available on south side of ring.

BACK NUMBERS ISSUED BY THE MAYFIELD

A&P ASSOCIATION ARE THE ONLY

IDENTIFICATION TO BE DISPLAYED BY

RIDERS.

The Grand Parade will be held in the main ring at

1.45 pm and all prize winners are required to parade.

Prize money will be given out after the Grand Parade

(except for FEI classes. which will be given out in the

Ring) and Prize Money not collected on Show Day

will be forfeited.

Francis Richard Morrow Perpetual Cup - donated for

Most Points in the Light Horse Section.

The Smallbone Trophy will be awarded annually to the

Supreme Champion Horse.

Farmlands donate a voucher to the Supreme Champion

Horse

Westpac Agribusiness donates a bottle of wine to

Supreme Champion Horse

GABITES LTD SADDLE HACKS


Prizes: 1st $20. 2nd $15, 3rd $10, 4th $5

Saddle Hacks and Park Hacks are not eligible for Saddle

Hunters or vice versa.

The Association awards Champion and Reserve

Champion Ribbons

Judging to commence at 8.00 a.m.

ALL NOVICE CLASSES TO BE RIDDEN IN

SNAFFLE BITS

Class 128 District Horse (see rule 3)

To be owned by someone living in the district and ridden

by owner or member of owner's family. To be judged at

7.45 a.m.

DONALDSON TROPHY: A memorial trophy in

memory of S & L Donaldson will be presented to the

Supreme Champion District Horse / Pony. The

Champion District Hack and the Champion District A,

B & C Ponies to ride off for the Trophy. Judged prior to

Supreme Champion Pony in Group A Pony Ring.

Class 129 Best Presented Saddle Hack

Class 130 Novice Hack over 158cm, 0 to 2 wins

Class 131 Novice Hack over 158cm, 0 to 5 wins

Class 132 Best Paced and Mannered Novice Hack

over 158cm, 0 to 2 wins

JUDGING OF NOVICE CHAMPION AND

RESERVE CHAMPION HACK

Class 133 Open Hack over 158 cm but not exceeding

163cm

Class 134 Open Hack Over 163cm

Class 135 Lady's Hack, to be ridden by a Lady or

Gentleman

Class 136 Gentleman's Hack, to be ridden by a Lady

or Gentleman

JUDGING OF CHAMPION AND RESERVE

CHAMPION HACK

Class 137 Best Paced and Mannered Hack over

158cm and not exceeding 163cm

Class 138 Best Paced and Mannered Hack over

163cm

REBECCA PETERS MEMORIAL TROPHY The 2

winners of the Best Paced and Mannered Hack classes

(excludes novice class) and the 2 winners of the Best

Paced and Mannered Park Hack classes (excludes

novice class) are to ride off for the Trophy, in front of

both the Hack Judge and the Park Hack Judge, in the

Park Hack ring.

JUDGING OF SUPREME CHAMPION SADDLE

HORSE (HACK, PARK HACK, SADDLE HUNTER

OR RIDING HORSE) IN A HACK RING

Class 139 Riding Class, Best Rider

PARK HACKS


Prizes: 1st $20, 2nd $15, 3rd $10, 4th $5


Champion Ribbons

Saddle Hacks and Park Hacks are not eligible for Saddle

Hunters or vice versa.

Judging to commence at 8 a.m.


SNAFFLE BITS

District Exhibitors are eligible to enter in the District

Horse Class (Refer to first class in Saddle Hacks)

Class 140 Best Presented Park Hack

Class 141 Novice Park Hack over 148cm and not

exceeding 158cm, 0 to 2 wins

Class 142 Novice Park Hack over 148cm and not


Class 143 Best Paced and Mannered Novice Park

Hack over 148cm and not exceeding 158cm

, 0 to 2 wins


RESERVE CHAMPION PARK HACK

Class 144 Open Park Hack, over 148cm and not

exceeding 153cm

Class 145 Open Park Hack, over 153cm and not

exceeding 158cm

Class 146 Lady's Park Hack, to be ridden by a Lady

or a Gentleman

Class 147 Gentleman's Park Hack, to be ridden by a

Lady or Gentleman


CHAMPION PARK HACK

Class 148 Best Paced and Mannered Park Hack,

over 148cm and not exceeding 153cm

Class 149 Best Paced and Mannered Park Hack,

over 153cm and not exceeding 158cm

REBECCA PETERS MEMORIAL TROPHY The 2

winners of the Best Paced and Mannered Hack classes

(excludes novice class) and the 2 winners of the Best

Paced and Mannered Park Hack classes (excludes

novice class) are to ride off for the Trophy, in front of

both the Hack Judge and the Park Hack Judge, in the

Park Hack ring.




Class 150 Riding Class, Best Rider, mount over

148cm

SADDLE HUNTERS


Prizes: 1st $20, 2nd $15, 3rd $10, 4th $5


Champion Ribbons.

CLASSES START AT 8 a.m.


SNAFFLE BIT

Not eligible for hack classes. To be judged on the flat.



Class 151 Best Presented Saddle Hunter

Class 152 Novice Hunter over 148 cm, 0 to 2 wins

Class 153 Novice Hunter over 148 cm, 0 to 5 wins

Class 154 Best Paced and Mannered Novice Hunter

over 148cm, 0 to 2 wins


RESERVE CHAMPION SADDLE HUNTER

Class 155 Hunter over 148cm but not exceeding

163cm

Class 156 Hunter over 163cm

Class 157 Lady's Saddle Hunter over 148cm, to be

ridden by a Lady or Gentleman

Class 158 Gentleman's Saddle Hnter over 148cm, to

be ridden by a Lady or Gentleman


CHAMPION SADDLE HUNTER

Class 159 Best Paced and Mannered Hunter over

148 cm but not exceeding 163 cm

Class 160 Best Paced and Mannered Hunter over

163cm

Class 161 Best Rider on a Hunter




FARMLANDS WORKING HUNTERS


Prizes: 1st $20, 2nd $15, 3rd $10, 4th $5

To be Judged at the conclusion of the Saddle Hunters.

Farmlands donates $25 prize money to each class

winner.

Will be required to jump a minimum of two fences.

Jumping style and ability 40%, Conformation 30%,

P&M 30%. Horses will be required to gallop.

Horse / Pony Height Certificates and Performance Cards

must be carried. Failure to do so will result in

elimination.

Class 162 Working Hunter over 148 cm and not

over 163 cm

Class 163 Working Hunter over 163 cm

HUNTERS

HEIGHT CERTIFICATES MUST BE CARRIED.

Horses may also be entered in other Classes. To be

ridden in the presence of the Judges, over such fences as

the Committee may decide.

SPECIAL NOTE: All Horses in this Section must be

named, otherwise entries will not be accepted.


Champion Ribbons

THESE CLASSES START AT approximately 11 am.

Class 164 Novice Hunter over 148cm, 0 to 5 wins

Entry Fee: Member $8 Non Member $15 Prizes: 1st $25,

2nd $15, 3rd $10, 4th $8

Class 165 Hunter over 148cm and up to 163cm


2nd $25, 3rd $20, 4th $15

Class 166 Hunter over 163cm


2nd $25, 3rd $20, 4th $15

Class 167 Open Hunter

Entry Fee: Members $15 Non Members $20 Prizes: 1st

$100, 2nd $75, 3rd $50, 4th $25

RIDING HORSE

Entry Fees: Members $5 Non members $10

Prize Money: 1st $15, 2nd $10, 3rd $7, 4th $5


Champion Ribbons.

Judging to commence at 8.00am

Class 168 Best Presented Riding Horse

Class 169 Novice Riding Horse, 0 to 2 wins

Class 170 Novice Riding Horse, 0 to 5 wins


CHAMPION NOVICE RIDING HORSE

Class 171 Open Riding Horse, 148cms and not

exceeding 158cms

Class 172 Open Riding Horse, over 158cms

Class 173 Lady's Riding Horse

To be ridden by a Lady or Gentleman

Class 174 Gentleman's Riding Horse

To be ridden by a Lady or Gentleman


CHAMPION RIDING HORSE

Class 175 Best Paced and Mannered Novice Riding

Horse, 0 to 5 wins

Class 176 Best Paced and Mannered Riding Horse,

148cms and not exceeding 158cms

Class 177 Best Paced and Mannered Riding Horse,

over 158cms

Class 178 Best Rider




COBS

Judging to commence at 8 am.


Prizes: 1st $20, 2nd $15, 3rd $10, 4th $5


Champion Ribbons.

The Isobel McArthur Trophy will be awarded annually

to the Exhibitor of the Champion Cob.


SNAFFLE BITS



Not eligible in Hack or Pony Classes.

Class 179 Best Turned Out Cob, Rider and Gear

Consideration to be given to turnout of horse,

correctness, fit and cleanliness of harness and rider's

habit.

Class 180 Novice Cob over 132cm and not exceeding

155cm, 0 to 5 wins

The winner of the Novice Cob is eligible to enter in the

Open Championship

Class 181 Open Cob over 132cm and not exceeding

150cm

Class 182 Open Cob over 150cm and not exceeding

155cm


CHAMPION COB

Class 183 Best Paced and Mannered Cob, over

132cm and not exceeding 155cm

Class 184 Best Rider on a Cob

STANDARDBRED




Champion Ribbons.

Judging to commence after the completion of the Cobs

Class 185 In Hand Mare, may not compete in the In

Hand Section

Class 186 In Hand Gelding, may not compete in the

In Hand Section


CHAMPION IN HAND STANDARDBRED

Time will be given for gear changes.

Class 187 Best Presented Standardbred

Class 188 Novice Standardbred, 0 to 2 wins

Class 189 Novice Standardbred, 0 to 5 wins


CHAMPION NOVICE STANDARDBRED

Class 190 Open Standardbred, up to 158cms

Class 191 Open Standardbred, over 158cms


CHAMPION STANDARDBRED

Class 192 Best Paced and Mannered Novice

Standardbred, 0 to 5 wins

Class 193 Best Paced and Mannered, up to 158cms

Class 194 Best Paced and Mannered, over 158cms

Class 195 Best Walk

Class 196 Best Rider

CLYDESDALES

Judging to commence at 9 am in the Practice Ring


Prizes: 1st $20, 2nd $15, 3rd $10, 4th $5


Champion Ribbons.

Class 197 Best Presented Heavy Horse and Handler

Class 198 Yearling or Two Year Old Colt, Filly or

Gelding

Class 199 Mare or Gelding, Three Years and Over

Class 200 Walking Class


CHAMPION CLYDESDALE

Class 201 Ridden Clydesdale

Class 202 Working Single or Multiple Heavy Horse

or Horses, Attached to a Sled

Class 203 Log Skidding

CARTWRIGHT'S INSURANCE &

MORTGAGE BROKERS HORSE & PONY

FEI SHOW JUMPING


SHOW DAY



Please direct all Equestrian inquiries to the FEI

Supervisor: Wendy Farnell 027 493 4851 or on Show

Day to the Horse Office by the ring






Judges)

Back numbers will be available on south side of ring.




RIDERS.

RING 1 SHOW JUMPING TO COMMENCE AT THE

CONCLUSION OF THE HUNTER JUMPING Approx

12 p.m.

RING 2 SHOW JUMPING TO COMMENCE AT THE

CONCLUSION OF THE PONY HUNTER JUMPING

Approx 12 p.m.

SHOW JUMPING RUN UNDER THE

EQUESTRIAN SPORTS NEW ZEALAND RULES

**Horses / Ponies and riders entering Open classes must

be registered with ESNZ and registration numbers are to

be stated on the Entry form**

Cartwright and Associates Insurance Brokers sponsor

the Show Jumping Section.

Ballantynes kindly donates vouchers to the Winner and

Runner-up of Most Points over two rounds of jumping

in the two Open Pony 110cm classes.

Membership Fee for the Mayfield A & P Association is

$30 incl GST and can be made at time of entry.

Entries also accepted online at showdayonline.com

RING 1

Class 204 Open Pony 90cm Two Phase Art 274_5.2


$15, 2nd $12, 3rd $10, 4th $8



$25, 2nd $20, 3rd $15, 4th $12

Class 206 Open Horse 100cm Two Phase Art

274_5.2


$30, 2nd $25, 3rd $20, 4th $12



$25, 2nd $20, 3rd $15, 4th $12

Class 208 Open Horse 110cm Two Phase Art

274_5.2


$40, 2nd $35, 3rd $25, 4th $15

Mascot Memorial Trophy awarded annually to the

winner.

Class 209 Open Pony 95cm AM5, Art 238_2.2

Instant Jump Off


$20, 2nd $15, 3rd $10, 4th $8

Class 210 Open Horse 100cm AM5, Art 238_2.2

Instant Jump Off


$30, 2nd $25, 3rd $20, 4th $12

Class 211 Open Pony 110cm AM5, Art 238_2.2

Instant Jump Off


$25, 2nd $20, 3rd $15, 4th $12

Class 212 Open Horse 115cm AM5, Art 238_2.2

Instant Jump Off


$45, 2nd $35, 3rd $25, 4th $15

Mid Canterbury Stock and Station Agents' Challenge

Trophy awarded annually to the winner.

RING 2

Class 213 Introductory Pony 70cm Two Phase Art

274_5.1

Entry Fee: Members $5 Non Members $7 Prizes:

Ribbons 1st to 6th

Class 214 Introductory Pony 80cm Two Phase Art

274_5.1


Ribbons 1st to 6th

Class 215 Introductory Horse 80cm Two Phase Art

274_5.1


Ribbons 1st to 6th

Class 216 Introductory Horse 90cm Two Phase Art

274_5.1


Ribbons 1st to 6th

Class 217 Introductory Pony 70cm AM5, Art

238_2.2 Instant Jump Off


Ribbons 1st to 6th

Class 218 Introductory Pony 80cm AM5, Art



Ribbons 1st to 6th

Class 219 Introductory Horse 80cm AM5, Art



Ribbons 1st to 6th

Class 220 Introductory Horse 90cm AM5, Art



Ribbons 1st to 6th

PONIES


SHOW DAY




Convenor: Helen 027 220 5695 or on Show Day to the

Horse Office by the ring






Judges)





RIDERS.

THERE WILL BE NO MEASURING ON SHOW

DAY

The Grand Parade will be held in the main ring at 1.45

pm and all prize winners are required to parade.



Ring) and Prize Money not collected on Show Day will

be forfeited.

IMPORTANT: Exhibitors MUST have exhibits on the

Ground at the stated time, in order that judging can start

promptly.

Please refer to the Conditions of Entry at the start of the

Horse Section.

Farmlands donate a voucher to the Supreme Champion

Pony

Westpac Agribusiness donates a bottle of wine to

Supreme Champion Pony

The Firelight Challenge Cup, donated by Mr J. C. Lilley,

and re-donated by Lilley Bros, for most points in Ponies.

The Mountain Laddie Cup, donated by Mr & Mrs J. G.

Humm, will be awarded annually to the Champion

Saddle Pony Group A.

Novice Pony Classes are open to riders of any age.

Ponies to enter one open conformation class.

GROUP "A" SADDLE PONIES

Ponies entered in Group A, to be ridden by Boy or Girl

under 17 years as at 1 August 2017


Prizes: 1st $15, 2nd $10, 3rd $7, 4th $5


Champion Ribbons.

Judging to commence at 8.00 am.


SNAFFLE BITS

Class 221 District Pony (Group A, B & C) not

exceeding 148cm

(See Rule 3). To be judged in A ring at 7.45 am.

Ruapuna Riding Centre Kindly Sponsors the Prize

Ribbons for District Pony Classes.

Montalto Pony Club Cups to be awarded to Best Boy and

Best Girl in this Class.

DONALDSON TROPHY: A memorial trophy in

memory of S & L Donaldson will be presented to the

Supreme Champion District Horse / Pony. The

Champion District Hack and the Champion District A,

B & C Ponies to ride off for the Trophy. Judged prior to

Supreme Champion Pony in Group A Pony Ring.

Class 222 Best Presented

Class 223 Novice Pony over 138cm but not





RESERVE CHAMPION GROUP "A" SADDLE

PONY

Competitors may enter only ONE Conformation Class.

Class 225 Open Pony over 138cm but not exceeding

143cm


148cm

Class 227 Open Saddle Hunter Type 138 cm but not

exceeding 148 cm

JUDGING OF OPEN CHAMPION AND RESERVE

CHAMPION GROUP "A" SADDLE PONY

Class 228 Best Paced and Mannered Pony over

138cm but not exceeding 143cm



Class 230 Best matched and Mannered Pair of

Ponies, over 138cm but not exceeding

148cm

Class 231 Best Rider 14 years and under 17 years

The Galashiels Perpetual Trophy, donated by the late J.

H. Muirhead, will be awarded to the Best Rider (boy or

girl) under 17 years. Winner to ride off for Champion

Rider under 17. To be judged in A ring prior to judging

of Supreme Champion Saddle Pony.

Class 232 Pony Breeders Society Class

To be judged before judging of Supreme Champion

Saddle Pony. To be judged by Group A judge in A ring.

As from the 1st August 2005 to be eligible for the Pony

Breeders of New Zealand (Inc) Ridden Sash, ponies

must be fully registered with the Pony Breeders Society

of New Zealand (Inc) that is have a permanent

registration number, be 148cm or under and be foaled in

New Zealand. Name and registered number to be shown

on entry form. To be ridden by a boy or girl under 17

years of age. The Pony Breeders Society gives a sash for

the winner of this Class. If it is subsequently found that

the winner of a Pony Breeders Society sash is not

registered with the Society, they will be required to

forfeit this award.

Judging criteria is 60% Conformation, 40% Paces and

Manners

JUDGING OF DONALDSON TROPHY


PONY

GROUP "B" SADDLE PONIES

Ponies entered in Group B, to be ridden by Boy or Girl

under 15 years of age as at 1 August 2017


Prizes: 1st $15, 2nd $10, 3rd $7, 4th $5


Champion Ribbons.

Judging to commence at completion of Group A Ponies


SNAFFLE BITS

DISTRICT PONY - Refer to the first Class in Group A

Ponies







RESERVE CHAMPION GROUP "B" SADDLE

PONY



133cm


138cm

Class 238 Open Saddle Hunter Type 128cm but not

exceeding 138cm


CHAMPION GROUP "B" SADDLE PONY





Class 241 Best Matched and Mannered Pair of

Ponies over 128cm but not exceeding 138cm


PONY IN A RING

The Muirhead Cup, donated by the late J. H. Muirhead,

will be awarded to the Best Rider (boy or girl) 10 years

and under 14 years. The prize winners in this Class and

the previous Class, will be recalled to decide the winner.



girl) under 17 years.

The winners of the next two classes will be recalled to

decide the winner. To be judged in A ring prior to

judging of Supreme Champion Saddle Pony.



HAREWOOD CHALLENGE UNITY CUP

Class 244 Harewood Challenge Cup


$15, 2nd $10, 3rd $7, 4th $5 Donated by Mrs C. R.

Cresswell Judging from 8.30 - 11 am. Snaffle Bridle

Only The winner to hold the Cup for one year. The Cup

to be open to competition by rider and pony considered

as a unit. The rider (boy or girl) to be 13 and under 17

years of age and the pony under 148cm. The same

combination of pony and rider shall not win the Cup

more than once. No pony or rider to win more than three

times. Points to be awarded as follows: Excellence of

pony, 10 points; Manners of pony, 10 points; Child's

riding, 10 points; Leading out, 10 points; Mounting and

dismounting, 10 points; General sympathy between rider

and pony, 10 points; Turn out of rider and neatness of

gear, 10 points. Competitors will be judged individually.

Pony must be the property of the competitor or member

of the competitor's family, or have a Lease Certificate.

(No pony or rider to be entered more than once in any

year.)

GROUP "C" SADDLE PONIES

Ponies entered in Group C, to be ridden by Boy or Girl

under 13 years as at 1 August 2017.

Quigley Trophy to be awarded annually to the District

Rider in C Ring Showing Classes, gaining most points.


Prizes: 1st $15, 2nd $10, 3rd $7, 4th $5

Ruapuna Riding Centre Kindly Sponsors Champion and

Reserve Champion Sashes for Novice and Open Group

C Saddle Pony.

Judging to commence at 8 am.


SNAFFLE BITS

DISTRICT PONY- Refer to the first Class in Group A

Ponies


Class 246 Novice Pony not exceeding 128cm, 0 to 2

wins

Class 247 Novice Pony not exceeding 128cm, 0 to 5

wins


RESERVE CHAMPION GROUP "C" SADDLE

PONY


Class 248 Open Pony not exceeding 123cm

Class 249 Open Pony over 123cm and not exceeding

128cm.

Class 250 Open Saddle Hunter Type not exceeding

128 cm


CHAMPION GROUP "C" SADDLE PONY

Class 251 Best Paced and Mannered Pony not

exceeding 123cm



Class 253 Best Matched and Mannered Pair of

Ponies not exceeding 128cm


PONY IN A RING

Class 254 Best Boy or Girl Rider under 8 years

Class 255 Best Boy or Girl Rider 8 years and under

10 years



girl) under 17 years. Winner to ride off for Champion

Rider under 17. To be judged in A ring prior to judging

of Supreme Champion Saddle Pony.

WAKELIN CHALLENGE UNITY CUP

Class 256 The Wakelin Challenge Cup


$15, 2nd $10, 3rd $7, 4th $5 Donated by Mrs R. W.

Wakelin Judging from 8.30 - 11 am. Snaffle Bridle Only.

The winner to hold the Cup for one year. The Cup to be

open to competition by rider and pony considered as a

unit. The rider (boy or girl to be 12 years of age or under,

and the pony shall not exceed 148cm. The same

combination of pony and rider shall not win the Cup

more than once. No pony or rider to win more than three

times. Points to be awarded as follows: Excellence of

pony, 10 points; Manners of pony, 10 points; Child's

riding, 10 points; Leading out, 10 points; Mounting and

dismounting, 10 points; General sympathy between rider

and pony, 10 points; Turnout of rider and neatness of

gear, 10 points. Competitors will be judged individually.

Pony must be the property of competitor or member of

competitor's family, or have a Lease Certificate. (No

pony or rider to be entered more than once in any year).

FIRST YEAR RIDDEN

For Children Aged 9 years and under as at 1 August 2017


Prizes: 1st $15, 2nd $10, 3rd $7, 4th $5

Judging to commence at 8.30 am.

This is a transition ring from the Lead Rein Section to

the Open Ridden Section, where the rider does not have

to canter on the circle in company.

In this section the judging criteria is 60% suitability,

temperament and safeness, and 40% conformation and

paces.

The same combination cannot enter in both Lead Rein

Section and the First Ridden Section or in an open ring,

but a pony that has been entered in the Lead Rein, Group

B or C Sections can be entered in the First Ridden

Section with a different rider (who is eligible to compete

in the section).

A rider who has moved from the First Ridden into the

open rings forfeits the right to compete again in any First

Ridden Events at any A&P Show, affiliated show or

event, or any show that the RAS may from time to time

designate as a show requiring specific qualifications. A

current example is the Horse of the Year Show.

First Ridden combonation is only able to compete in the

Fist Ridden Combination Section for a maximum of

twenty-for (24) months from date of their fist show.

The age limit in the First Ridden section is under 10

years (age is determined as of 1 August).

FIRST YEAR RIDDEN PONIES MUST BE RIDDEN

IN A SNAFFLE BRIDLE WITH A CAVESON

NOSEBAND, A SNAFFLE BIT AND A SINGLE

REIN.

Class 257 District First Year Ridden Pony (see Rule

3)




Class 259 Novice Pony, up to 138cm. 0 to 2 wins.

MAY ONLY COMPETE IN 1 OF THE NEXT 2

CLASSES

Class 260 Open Pony, up to 138cm

Class 261 Best Pony Club Pony

Class 262 Best Paced and Mannered


CHAMPION FIRST YEAR RIDDEN PONY

Class 263 Best Rider, 9 years and under.

LEAD REIN PONIES

In this section the judging criteria is 30% suitability,

temperament and safeness, and 40% conformation and

paces.

Riders in this section are excluded from taking part in

other sections of the show.

Riders must be under eight (8) years of age, with a

minimum age of four (4) years. (Age is determined as of

1 August 2017). Ponies to be led by a leader/attendant

(14 years and over) with the lead rein attached to the

caveson noseband of a snaffle bridle. Ponies will be

asked to walk and trot - no cantering under any

circumstances. Running or bearing reins or similar

tackle are not allowed.


Prizes: 1st $15, 2nd $10, 3rd $7, 4th $5

Judging to commence at the conclusion of First Year

Ridden classes.


Champion Ribbons.

Class 264 District Lead Rein Pony (see Rule 3)




Class 266 Best Boy or Girl Rider, 4 or 5 years, on

lead rein

Class 267 Best Boy or Girl Rider, 6 or 7 years old,

on lead rein

Class 268 Novice Lead Rein,not exceeding 128cm,

no previous wins

MAY ONLY COMPETE IN 1 OF THE NEXT 2

CLASSES

Class 269 Open Lead Rein Pony of Show Type

Class 270 Lead Rein Pony most suitable for a Pony

Club Mount

Class 271 Paced and Mannered Lead Rein Pony not

exceeding 128cm


CHAMPION LEAD REIN PONY

PONY HUNTER JUMPING


Prizes: 1st $15, 2nd $10, 3rd $7, 4th $5


Champion Ribbons.

Judging to commence at approximately 11.00 am in the

Pony Ring

Class 272 Novice Pony Hunter up to 138cm, 0 to 2

wins

Class 273 Novice Pony Hunter over 138cm and not


Class 274 Open Pony Hunter, not exceeding 138cm

One baulk to disqualify

Class 275 Open Pony Hunter, over 138cm and not

exceeding 148cm

One baulk to disqualify


CHAMPION PONY HUNTER

IN HAND


SHOW DAY




Convenor: Helen 027 220 5695 or on Show Day to the

Horse Office by the ring






Judges)





RIDERS.

THERE WILL BE NO MEASURING ON SHOW

DAY

The Grand Parade will be held in the main ring at 1.45

pm and all prize winners are required to parade.



Ring) and Prize Money not collected on Show Day will

be forfeited.

IMPORTANT: Exhibitors MUST have exhibits on the

Ground at the stated time, in order that judging can start

promptly.

Please refer to the Conditions of Entry at the start of the

Horse Section.

MINIATURE HORSES


Prizes: 1st $15, 2nd $10, 3rd $7, 4th $5

Judging to commence at 8.30 am, in the paddock at the

Eastern Side of the Showgrounds.

The Association donates Champion and Reserve

Champion Ribbons in Miniature Horses Section A and

B.

The Roberts Family donate the Ribbon for Supreme

Champion Miniature Horse.

Criteria: Miniature Horses must be registered with

bodies affiliated to the RAS. Registration number and

Association must be stated on entry form. Horses or

ponies registered with any other Breed Society are not

eligible.

The Miniature Horse Section of the Show will be run in

accordance with NZMHA Show Rules.

CATEGORY A

Class 276 Best Presented Horse and Handler

Class 277 Foal - Filly or Colt

Class 278 Yearling - Filly, Colt or Gelding

Class 279 2 & 3 Year Old, Filly, Colt or Gelding

Class 280 Mare or Gelding, 4 years and over

Class 281 Best Movement, 1 year and under

Class 282 Best Movement, 2 years and over


CHAMPION MINIATURE HORSE - CATEGORY A

CATEGORY B


Class 284 Foal - Filly or Colt

Class 285 Yearling - Filly, Colt or Gelding

Class 286 2 & 3 Year Old, Filly, Colt or Gelding

Class 287 Mare or Gelding, 4 years and over

Class 288 Best Movement, 1 year and under

Class 289 Best Movement, 2 years and over


CHAMPION MINIATURE HORSE - CATEGORY B

JUDGING OF SUPREME CHAMPION MINIATURE

HORSE

HARNESS CLASSES Time will be given to get ready.

Class 290 Open Miniature Horse

Class 291 Best Paced and Mannered

IN HAND PONY




Champion Ribbons.

Judging to commence at 11am, in the paddock on the

Eastern side of the Showgrounds.

Class 292 Best Presented Pony and Handler

Adult or Youngstock

Class 293 Mare 4yrs and Over, 138cms and not

exceding 148cms

Class 294 Mare 4yrs and over, under 138cms

Class 295 Gelding 4yrs and over, 138cms and not

exceding 148cms

Class 296 Gelding 4yrs and over, under 138cms

Class 297 Stallion 4yrs and over, not exceding

148cms

Class 298 Coloured Pony 4yrs and over, not

exceding 148cms


CHAMPION ADULT LED PONY

Class 299 Foal - Colt, Filly or Gelding

Class 300 Yearing - Colt, Filly or Gelding

Class 301 Two Year Old - Colt, Filly or Gelding

Class 302 Three Year Old - Colt, Filly or Gelding

Class 303 Coloured Youngstock Pony 3yrs and

Under - Colt, Filly or Gelding


CHAMPION YOUNGSTOCK LED PONY

Class 304 Best Movement In Hand Pony, any age

Class 305 Best Mannered In Hand Pony, any age

Class 306 Best Handler, up to 17 years

Class 307 Best Handler, over 17 years

IN HAND HORSE




Champion Ribbons.




Adult or Youngstock

Class 309 Mare 4yrs and Over, 148cms and over, of

Hack type

Class 310 Mare 4 years and Over, 148cms and Over,

of Hunter type

Class 311 Gelding 4yrs and Over, 148cms and over,

of Hack type

Class 312 Gelding 4yrs and Over, 148cms and Over,

of Hunter type

Class 313 Stallion 4yrs and Over, 148cms and over

Class 314 Coloured Horse 4yrs and over, 148cms

and Over


CHAMPION ADULT LED HORSE

Class 315 Foal - Colt, Filly or Gelding

Class 316 Yearling - Colt, Filly or Gelding

Class 317 Two Year Old - Colt, Filly or Gelding

Class 318 Three Year Old - Colt, Filly or Gelding

Class 319 Coloured Youngstock Horse 3yrs and

Under - Colt, Filly or Gelding


CHAMPION YOUNGSTOCK LED HORSE

Class 320 Best Movement In Hand Horse, any age

Class 321 Best Mannered In Hand Horse, any age

Class 322 Best Handler, 14yrs to 21yrs

Class 323 Best Handler, Over 21yrs

IN HAND WELSH




Champion Ribbons.




Champion Ribbons

MUST BE REGISTERED WITH NZWPC.

REGISTRATION NUMBER TO BE STATED ON

ENTRY FORM.

Class 324 Purebred Mare, Section A,B,C or D

Suitable for breeding, may be in foal or have foal at foot.

Class 325 Partbred Mare

Suitable for breeding,may be in foal or have foal at foot.

Class 326 Purebred Stallion, Section A,B,C or D

Must wear 'S' Badge. Class will only be held if 3 or more

entries.

Class 327 Purebred Gelding, Section A,B,C or D

Class 328 Partbred Gelding


CHAMPION PUREBRED WELSH


CHAMPION PARTBRED WELSH

Class 329 Best Mannered and Movement, Pure or

Partbred

Class 330 Best Walk. Pure or Partbred

Class 331 Best Trot. Pure or Partbred

Class 332 Best Junior Handler up to 17yrs

Showing most Empathy and Ability. Must be suitably

attired. Maungapiri Welshies donate 1st ribbons for the

Handler Classes.

Class 333 Best Mannered Adult Handler

Showing most Empathy and Ability. Must be suitably

attired. Maungapiri Welshies donate 1st ribbons for the

Handler Classes.

DAIRY GOATS

Dairy Goat Convenor: Mr Kevin McKeown

Entry Fee: Members $2 Non Members $3.

Prizes: 1st $5, 2nd $3, 3rd $2.

Judging to commence at 10 a.m.

Goats to be penned by 9.30 a.m.

PRIZE MONEY FOR 1st, 2nd and 3rd TO BE PAID

OUT ON SHOW DAY

The By-laws of the R.A.S. of N.Z. for the Exhibition of

Dairy Goats apply.

NO ENTIRE MALE GOAT will be admitted to the

Showgrounds.

South Canterbury Dairy Goat Breeders Club donates

Ribbons for the Champion Doe and Champion Junior

Doe.

Westpac Agribusiness donates a bottle of wine to the

Champion Doe.

PLEASE PROVIDE HERD BOOK NUMBERS AND

SIRE'S NAME WITH ENTRY.

BREED AWARDS - To be awarded only if the animal

is deemed worthy and is not already eligible for a Breed

Champion prefix or is a BCH.

STANDARD AGE CLASSES FOR DOES

Class 334 Doe in Milk under 3 years of age

Class 335 Doe in Milk, 3 years and under 5 years

Class 336 Doe in Milk 5 years and over

CHAMPION DOE to be selected from the first prize

winners in above 3 classes.

RESERVE CHAMPION DOE The second place winner

in the class from which the Champion was selected to be

paraded with the other first place winner for selection of

Reserve.

Class 337 Grand Champion Standard Age Class

Any doe who has obtained her Grand Champion is

eligible.

CHAMPION CHALLENGE. To be selected from the

winner of the above class and the Champion Doe. NO

award to be made if there is no competition.

BREED CERTIFICATES

SPECIAL IN MILK CLASSES

Class 338 Senior Progeny

Two daughters in milk of the same sire, but different

dams. Names of sires & dams to be given on entry form.

Class 339 Type & Production 1

Class 340 Best Udder

Open to all does who have borne a kid. To be judged full

and again when stripped out. Points awarded for both

full and empty udder to be totalled to determine the prize

winners. (Does must be finally stripped prior to entering

the ring for empty udder judging.)

JUNIOR HERDSPERSON

Class 341 Junior Herdsperson

15 years up to 25 years, showing an adult goat. To be

judged on presentation and knowledge of the anatomy of

the animal, also the handling and health of the adult goat.

Does not have to belong to the exhibitor.

JUNIOR SHOWMANSHIP CLASS

Class 342 Junior Showmanship

For young persons 15 years of age and under. To be

judged on the Exhibitor's ability to lead, place, turn, stop

and start their goat. Show preparation and appearance of

both Exhibitor and Goat to be taken into account.

Exhibitor's age to be included on the entry form.

STANDARD AGE CLASSES FOR JUNIOR

DOES

Class 343 Maiden Doe or Goatling

To be 12 months and under 30 months, that has never

borne a kid, including maiden milkers and springing

does.

Class 344 Doe Kid to be under 12 months

CHAMPION JUNIOR DOE to be selected from the

winners of the above 2 classes.

RESERVE CHAMPION JUNIOR DOE The second

place winner in the class from which the Champion was

selected to be paraded with the other first place winner

for selection of Reserve.

JUNIOR SPECIAL CLASS

Class 345 Junior Progeny

Two daughters under 30 months of age, that have not

borne a kid, of same sire but different dams. Name of

sire and dams to be given on entry form.

UNREGISTERED / PET GOATS

Class 346 Unregistered Doe in milk

Class 347 Unregistered Goatling or Kid

ESSENTIAL NUTRITION LTD

WOOL

Wool Convenor: Mr James Wright

Entry Fee: Members: $2 Non Members: $2.50

Prizes: 1st $4, 2nd $3, 3rd: $2.

The Wool Section prize money will be paid out at 4 p.m.

when fleeces are collected.

Essential Nutrition donates vouchers to the winners of

Champion and Reserve Champion Fine Fleece.

Essential Nutrition donates vouchers to the winners of

Champion and Reserve Champion Strong Fleece.

All wool must be what is known as This Seasons Wool.

Fleeces may be transferred between classes at discretion

of Judge.

Fleeces to be skirted and in grease.

Exhibitors of prize winning fleeces, wishing to enter the

"National Golden Fleece Competition" contact the

Secretary or Wool Section Convenor for further details.

The Perpetual Wool Trophy - donated by local Wool

Students, 1926, for Most Points in White Wool in the

Wool Section.

The "One Tree" Perpetual Cup - Donated by F. W. Allan

for Most Points in Purebred Sheep and Wool. Winner to

gain points in both sections.

The "J.H. Boaler" Memorial Perpetual Trophy - donated

by E. A. Boaler for Most points in Flock Ewes and Ewe

Classes in First Cross Halfbreds and Wool Classes.

Winner to gain points in Sheep and Wool.


Champion Ribbons for fine fleeces and for strong fleeces

and a Supreme Champion Ribbon for the best overall

fleece.

The exhibitor of the Supreme Champion Fleece will hold

the Sutton Trophy re-donated by Mrs Slatter for one year

and PGG Wrightson Wool donates $25 .

ALL WHITE WOOL TO BE JUDGED ON

WEDNESDAY 7th MARCH 2018

Fleeces may be left at: PGG Wrightson Merchandise

Store, Ashburton; PGG Wrightson Store, Mayfield no

later than 10 am on Monday 5th March 2018, or phone

James Wright 03 3036 383 to make arrangements to

leave fleeces at the judging venue.

Please have NAME and CLASS NUMBER clearly

printed on wool packs.

All fleeces will be judged using the Royal Agricultural

Society Score cards.

The minimum weights for skirted fleeces in the Flock

classes are as follows: Ewes - 2.30kg; Hoggets - 1.50kg.

All White fleeces will be micron tested by Pastoral

Measurements Ltd.

The prize giving for the Wool Section will be held at the

sheep pens following the judging of Champion of

Champions (approximately 12 noon).

Yaldhurst Wool Ltd donates $10 to the top scoring

fleece excluding points for fleece weight in each breed

section.

If Exhibitors would like to donate a fleece to the

Mayfield A & P Association, at the conclusion of the

Show, please discuss this with the Wool Marshals.

MAYFIELD - GERALDINE/TEMUKA

A&P FLOCK EWE OR WETHER FLEECE

J R PARR & L M PARR PERPETUAL COMBINED

WOOL CHAMPIONSHIP for the winner of the

combined Flock Ewe or Weather fleece championship.

Class 348 Flock Ewe or Wether Fleece

Championship

NO ENTRY FEE Overall prizes: 1st $30, 2nd $20, 3rd

$10.

Open to Exhibitors who reside in the Mayfield and

Geraldine/Temuka A & P Districts.

Open to all breeds. Fleeces from Stud Sheep ineligible.

Fleeces are to be entered in the appropriate showing

classes at each Show and also entered in the

Championship Class at each Show (without payment of

entry fees).

Fleeces will be judged at both Mayfield and

Geraldine/Temuka with the points aggregated together

for an overall winner. Fleeces to be in the Wool Room,

Geraldine/Temuka A&P Grounds, by 10 a.m. on

Wednesday 28th February 2018, or to have them

transported down, contact James Wright ph 03 3036 383.

Essential Nutrition Ltd donates a voucher to the overall

winner.

Carrfields Primary Wool donates $20 towards the prizes.

Please have NAME and CLASS NUMBER clearly

printed in the wool packs. The breed to be stated on entry

forms. Fleeces to be entered by exhibitor at both Shows.

Fleeces will be transported to Mayfield from

Geraldine/Temuka A & P Association.

Fleeces in this class will be micron tested by Pastoral

Measurements Ltd.

PASTORAL MEASUREMENTS LTD

MERINO

The Canterbury Merino Association donates a

Challenge Trophy to be awarded annually to the winner

of most points in Merino Wool.

Carrfields Primary Wool donates $20 to the winner of

Most Points and $10 to the Runner Up

OPEN CLASSES

Class 349 Ram Fleece

Yaldhurst Wool Ltd donates $10 to the winner.

Class 350 Ewe Fleece

Class 351 Woolly Hogget Fleece

FLOCK CLASSES


Yaldhurst Wool Ltd donates $10 to the winner.

Class 353 Wether Fleece


CARRFIELDS PRIMARY WOOL

QUARTER BRED OR POLWARTH

OPEN CLASSES


Pro Shear donates $10 to the winner.



MAINLAND WOOL HALFBRED OR

CORRIEDALE

OPEN CLASSES


Mainland Wool donates $10 to the winner.


Class 360 Woolly Ewe Hogget Fleece

FLOCK CLASSES


Mainland Wool donates $10 to the winner.


Class 363 Hogget Fleece, shorn as lamb

Class 364 Blend of Corriedale Lambs, minimum of

4 kg

Judged mainly on evenness of blend.

QUIGLEY CONTRACTING ROMNEY

OPEN CLASSES


Carrfields Primary Wool donates $10 to the winner.


Class 367 Ewe Hogget Fleece, shorn as lamb

Class 368 Blend of Romney lambs, minimum of 4 kg


YALDHURST WOOL LTD CROSSBRED

OPEN CLASSES


Carrfields Primary Wool donates $10 to the winner.


Class 371 Ewe Hogget Fleece, shorn as lamb

FLOCK CLASSES


Mid Canterbury Stock Scanning donates $10 to the

winner.


Class 374 Blend of Ewe 2nd Shear, minimum of 8 kg

Judged mainly on evenness of blend. Mid Canterbury

Stock Scanning donates $10 to the winner.

Class 375 Hogget Fleece, shorn as lamb

Class 376 Blend of Crossbred Lambs, minimum of

4kg


BRUCE ROGERS SHEARING JUNIOR

FLEECE COMPETITION

Class 377 A White Fleece of Any Breed

Entry Fee: $2. Prizes: 1st $20, 2nd $15, 3rd $10, 4th $5.

Ribbons will be awarded in this class. To be judged on

quality points only (no points for weight).Points will

also be given for skirting the fleece. Open to all Students

in Year 6-13 inclusive. The fleece to be prepared by the

exhibitor but not necessarily owned by the exhibitor.

Please provide (with the fleece) the breed of sheep the

fleece is from, estimate the micron of the fleece and

describe the end uses for the fleece.

BLACK AND COLOURED WOOL

All fleeces in this section to be judged most suitable for

handcraft.

Mid Canterbury Branch of NZ Black and Coloured

Sheep Breeders Association donates a rosette to the

Champion Fleece.


Champion ribbons.

Haskett Tray for Most Points in Black and Coloured

Sheep and Black or Coloured Wool.

Essential Nutrition donates a voucher to the winner of

the Champion Black & Coloured Fleece.

ALL BLACK AND COLOURED WOOL TO BE

JUDGED ON THURSDAY 8th MARCH 2018. Fleeces

may be left at: J & M Stewart's, Rakaia or alternatively

they can be taken to the judging venue. Contact James

Wright 03 3036 383 for details. Fleeces to be delivered

by Wednesday 7th March 2018.

Class 378 Black or Coloured Woolly Hogget Fleece

30 microns (54's) or finer.

Class 379 Black or Coloured Woolly Hogget Fleece

31 microns (52's) or stronger.

Class 380 Black or Coloured Mature Fleece

31 microns (52's) and finer

Class 381 Black or Coloured Mature Fleece

33 microns (50's) or stronger.

Class 382 Black or Coloured Hogget Fleece, shorn

as a lamb

31 microns (52's) and stronger

EUKANUBA & VETENT DOG

TRIALS

Dog Trial Convenor: Mayfield Collie Club

Judging to commence from 8 a.m.

Run under the auspices of the Mayfield Collie Club and

according to the rules of the N.Z. Sheep Dog Trial

Association. A Permit to Conduct a Sheep Dog Trial

has been issued by the Canterbury Branch of the

NZSDTA.

Certificate of current Hydatids Dosing should be

available for all dogs entered from outside the County.

Ellery Trophy - competed for by the three top scoring

dogs in the Open Trial at the conclusion of the trials,

and be held by the winner for one year.

COPPER'S Challenge Cup will be awarded annually to

the winner of the maiden dog trial.

Mayfield Collie Club donates $10 to Top winning Club

Member in each Class.

The Mayfield A & P Association Trophy will be

awarded annually to the District Competitor who has

not previously won a sheep dog trial event and has the

highest scoring run.

VETENT and Eukanuba kindly donate a bag of

Eukanuba dog biscuits for the winner of each class.

PRIZE MONEY FOR 1st, 2nd, 3rd AND 4th TO BE

PAID OUT ON SHOW DAY

Class 383 Maiden Trial

Entry Fee: $5 Prizes: 1st $40, 2nd $20, 3rd $10 A

Maiden Dog is one which has never won a first prize at

a Registered Dog Trial, prior to closing date of entries.

Class 384 Open Trial

Entry Fee: $7 Prizes: 1st $60, 2nd $40, 3rd $20

POULTRY

Poultry Convenor: Mrs Sharon Schmack

Entry Fee: $1

Prizes: 1st $5, 2nd $3, 3rd $2.

THE PRIZE MONEY FOR EXHIBITS WILL BE PAID

OUT IN THE PRODUCE SHED WHEN ENTRIES

ARE COLLECTED AT THE END OF THE DAY.

To be caged ready for judging at 9.30 a.m.

Laggan Trophy, re-donated by Mrs J Murdoch for Most

Points in Poultry.

Ribbons will be awarded to the Grand Champion Bird

and Reserve Champion Bird.

The N Z South Island Poultry, Pigeon & Cage Bird

Association (Inc) donates a Certificate and $10 to the

Grand Champion Exhibit in the Poultry Section. Also

Certificates for the Best Heavy Breed, Best Light Breed,

Best Waterfowl, Best Fancy Bantam and Best Junior.

The Association donates $20 to the winner of Most

Points and $10 to the Runner Up.


Grand Champion Bird.

POULTRY

Class 385 Leghorn Male

Class 386 Leghorn Female

Class 387 Minorca Male

Class 388 Minorca Female

Class 389 Ancona Male

Class 390 Ancona Female

Class 391 Silkie Male

Class 392 Silkie Female

Class 393 Any other Lightbreed Male

Class 394 Any other Lightbreed Female

Class 395 Rhode Island Red Male

Class 396 Rhode Island Red Female

Class 397 Sussex Male

Class 398 Sussex Female

Class 399 Plymouth Rock Male

Class 400 Plymouth Rock Female

Class 401 Orpington Male

Class 402 Orpington Female

Class 403 Crossbred or Hybrid Male

Class 404 Crossbred or Hybrid Female

Class 405 Any other Heavy Breed Male

Class 406 Any other Heavy Breed Female

Class 407 Game Fowl Male

Class 408 Game Fowl Female

DUCKS

Class 409 Drake, any Breed

Class 410 Duck, any Breed

BANTAMS

Class 411 Game Bantam Male

Class 412 Game Bantam Female

Class 413 Wyandotte Bantam Male

Class 414 Wyandotte Bantam Female

Class 415 Rosecomb Male

Class 416 Rosecomb Female

Class 417 Pekin, any colour, Male

Class 418 Pekin, any colour, Female

Class 419 Bantam Male, any other variety

Class 420 Bantam Female, any other variety

JUNIOR EXHIBITOR

Exhibitor 15 years or under

Class 421 Male Poultry, any variety or cross

Class 422 Female Poultry, any variety or cross

Class 423 Male Bantam, any variety or cross

Class 424 Female Bantam, any variety or cross

BALANCE AGRI NUTRIENTS

FARM PRODUCE

Produce Shed Convenor: Mrs Sheryl Harrison


OUT WHEN ENTRIES ARE COLLECTED AT THE

END OF THE DAY.

W. S. Greenslade Memorial Trophy, donated by the

family of the late W. S. Greenslade, for Most Points in

Farm Produce.

The Ruapuna Memorial Perpetual Cup, donated by the

family of the late J. Moore, for the Most Points in Farm

Produce, Field Roots, Vegetables and Fruit.

Mayfield A&P Association Patron Jan Howden donates

$200 of prizes to the Produce Shed.

HINDS SEED CLEANING SEEDS

Entry Fee: $1

Prizes (First 7 Classes): 1st $10, 2nd $5, 3rd $2.

Prizes (Last 3 Classes): 1st $3, 2nd, $2, 3rd $1

All Exhibits (except Grass and Clover Seeds) to be

grown by Exhibitors during the 2017-2018 Harvest

Season. Grass and Clover Seeds may be from 2016-2017

Harvests.

Class 425 2kg Wheat. Any feed variety, wheat must

be named

Class 426 2kg Wheat. Any biscuit variety, wheat

must be named

Class 427 2kg Wheat. Any milling variety, wheat

must be named

Class 428 2kg Peas. Any variety, must be named

Class 429 10kg Feed Oats, variety to be named

Class 430 10kg Malting Barley, any variety, to be

named

Class 431 10kg Feed Barley, any variety, to be

named

Class 432 Short Rotation Ryegrass, one 500ml jar,

variety to be named

Class 433 Any Perennial Ryegrass, one 500ml jar.

(Nui, Ariki, Ruanui, Ellet, etc.)

Class 434 Any Other Seed, one 500ml jar, variety to

be named

DONALD LOVE CONTRACTING FIELD

ROOTS

Prizes: 1st $3, 2nd $2, 3rd $1.

Entry Fee: $1

All produce to be grown at Exhibitor's Home.

All exhibits to be named, if possible and be staged by 9

a.m.

Class 435 Collection of Field Roots, one of each

variety, to be named

Class 436 Three Swedes, any variety, to be named

Class 437 Three Turnips, any variety, to be named

Class 438 Heaviest Turnip, foliage to be left on

Class 439 Heaviest Swede, foliage to be left on

Class 440 Heaviest Mangold, foliage to be left on

Class 441 One Root of Fodder Beet

Class 442 One Stalk of Chou Moellier or Kale

Class 443 Any Other Field Root, to be named

HOME PRODUCE




END OF THE DAY.

All Produce to be grown at Exhibitor's Home and be

Staged by 9 a.m.

The Stoneycroft Trophy, donated by Mr & Mrs Jos.

Murdoch, will be awarded annually to the winner of

Most Points in Vegetables, Fruit, Cut Flowers and

Decorative Sections.

Mr & Mrs R. N. Clucas donate a Trophy to be awarded

annually, to the Competitor gaining Most Points in the

Produce Shed.

The Ruapuna Memorial Perpetual Cup, donated by the

family of the late J. Moore, for the Most Points in Farm

Produce, Field Roots, Vegetables and Fruit.



CRANFIELD GLASS VEGETABLES &

FRUIT

POST ENTRIES

Will be accepted by the Marshal of the Vegetable and

Fruit Section, up to 9 a.m. on Show Morning

Entry Fee: $1

Prizes: 1st $3, 2nd $2, 3rd $1.

All Root Vegetables to have their tops trimmed back to

2.5cm.

South Island Seed Dressing donates $25 to the winner of

Most Points and $15 to the Premier Exhibit

Rural Women Mid Canterbury donates $10 to the

Runner Up.

The Sutton Rosebowl will be awarded annually to the

Exhibitor of the Outstanding Vegetable / Fruit entry and

South Island Seed Dressing donates $15.

"BRAG TABLE"

(First 10 Classes)

Class 444 Heaviest Pumpkin or Squash

To be weighed when entered.

Class 445 Heaviest Potato

Class 446 Heaviest Carrot

Class 447 Heaviest Cabbage (Show condition)

Class 448 Heaviest Onion

Class 449 Heaviest Marrow

Class 450 Heaviest Apple

Class 451 Largest Tomato

Class 452 Ugliest Vegetable

Class 453 Collection of Vegetables - Your Choice -

90 x 120 cm space

Class 454 Three Parsnips

Class 455 Three Carrots

Class 456 Three Long Beetroot

Class 457 Three Round Beetroot

Class 458 Three Red Onions

Class 459 Three Onions, any other variety

Class 460 Six Eschalots

Class 461 Three Heads of Garlic

Class 462 One Head of Silver Beet

Class 463 Five Table Potatoes - White, must be

named

Class 464 Five Table Potatoes - Red, must be named

Class 465 One Lettuce

Class 466 One Cabbage

Class 467 One Pumpkin

Class 468 One Marrow

Class 469 Three Zucchini

Class 470 Three Kale Stems

Class 471 One Cucumber

Class 472 Eight Pods of Green Peas

Class 473 Six Stalks of Rhubarb

Class 474 Six Pods of Dwarf Beans

Class 475 Six Pods of Climber or Runner Beans

Class 476 Three Leeks

Class 477 One Head Cauliflower

Class 478 One Head Broccoli

Class 479 Six Stalks of Parsley

Class 480 Four Kinds of Culinary Herbs, to be

named

Class 481 Two Cobs of Corn (Exhibitor may inspect

before showing)

Class 482 Any Other Vegetable

Class 483 Collection of Fruit

Class 484 Three Pears

Class 485 Three Apples

Class 486 Three Peaches

Class 487 Three Lemons

Class 488 Bunch of Grapes, mature or immature

Class 489 Three Ripe Tomatoes

Class 490 Three Green Tomatoes

Class 491 Three Heirloom Tomatoes

Class 492 Ten Walnuts in Shell

HOME MADE TABLE WINES

Entry Fee: $1

Prizes: 1st $3, 2nd $2, 3rd $1.

All Classes subject to International Rules.

All Exhibits to be shown in 750ml clear shouldered wine

bottles. Screw top hock and spirit bottles not acceptable.

Each bottle constitutes one entry.

There is no limit on the number of entries per exhibitor.

Exhibits should be clearly labelled with the name of the

main ingredient of the wine. Labels should be printed

5cm below the neck of the bottle and fancy labels are not

acceptable. Corks to be flanged. A small number

showing the Class, should be placed close to the base of

the bottle.

No exhibits to be fortified by the addition of any form of

alcohol.


Points and Rural Women Mid Canterbury donates $10

to the Runner Up.

The Association donates a Rosette to the Premier

Exhibit.

OPEN CLASSES

Class 493 Dry White Wine

Class 494 Sweet White Wine

Class 495 Dry Red Wine

Class 496 Sweet Red Wine

Class 497 Open Class, Wine

Class 498 Home Brew, Light Lager, mild

Class 499 Home Brew, Stout, bitter

Class 500 Home Brew, District Exhibitors only

Class 501 Home Brew, Any Type

Class 502 Wine, Any type, District Exhibitors only.

Class 503 Liqueur made from Natural Ingredients

Class 504 Liqueur made with Essences

NOVICE CLASSES

A novice is one that has not won three First Prizes at

Mayfield A&P Shows

Class 505 White Wine, Any Type

Class 506 Red Wine, Any Type

Class 507 Home Brew, Any Type

ARTHUR CATES PRESERVES


Entry Fee: $1

Prizes: 1st $3, 2nd $2, 3rd $1.

All exhibits to be the work of the Exhibitor, and be

staged by 9 a.m.

All exhibits may be opened and tested, if considered

necessary by the Judge.

Mrs M. Y. Campbell donates a Trophy to be awarded

annually to the winner of Most points in Preserves.

Arthur Cates Ltd donates $20 to the winner of Most

Points.

Health 2000 Ashburton donates a voucher to the Runner-

up.




Exhibit.

Class 508 Six Fresh Hens Eggs, judged by weight,

brown or tinted, single yolked

Class 509 Gift Basket

To contain no less then 4 varieties of jams, sauces and

pickles, in any size jar or bottle.

Class 510 Nibbles Platter

No bigger than 30cm diameter. Judged on contents &

presentation.

Class 511 Afternoon Tea Tray

No bigger than 50x50cm, judged on overall appeal.

Class 512 Breakfast Tray

No bigger than 50x50cm, judged on overall appeal.

Class 513 One jar of Homemade Muesli

Class 514 One jar Raspberry Jam

Class 515 One jar Apricot Jam

Class 516 One jar Strawberry Jam

Class 517 One Jar Blackcurrent Jam

Class 518 Jam. 2 varieties

Class 519 One jar Microwaved Jam

Class 520 One jar Marmalade

Unstrained, fresh fruit not commercial pack

Class 521 One jar of Jelly, any fruit

Class 522 One jar of Apricots

Class 523 One jar of Peaches

Class 524 One jar any other Fruit

Class 525 One jar of Tomatoes

Class 526 One jar of Beetroot

Class 527 One jar of Pickles, unthickened

Class 528 One jar of Pickles, thickened

Class 529 One jar of Pickled Gherkins or Onions

Class 530 One jar of Pickled Lemons

Class 531 One Bottle of Tomato Sauce

Class 532 One jar of Tomato Relish

Class 533 One jar of Relish, not Tomato

Class 534 One jar of Chutney

Class 535 One bottle of Sauce, other

Class 536 Collection of three jars, one each of

Pickles, Relish, Chutney

Class 537 One Glass of Lemon Honey

Class 538 One Jar of Home Made Honey

Class 539 Fruit Paste, any variety

Class 540 Home Made Cheese

Class 541 One Bottle of Homemade Drink, non

alcoholic, to be labelled

Class 542 One Bottle of Herbs

COOKERY


Entry Fee: $1

Prizes: 1st $3, 2nd $2, 3rd $1.

Exhibits to be staged by 9 a.m.



END OF THE DAY.

JUNIOR COOKERY

No Icing Sugar to be dusted on exhibits.

A Trophy donated by Mr & Mrs F. E. Greenslade, will

be awarded annually to the winner of Most Points.

Mrs R Reesby and Mrs J Woolsey donate $20 to the

winner of Most Points.

New World donates a $10 voucher to the Runner Up.


Exhibit.



HEALTHY LUNCH BOX

Criteria: Lunch Box to fit the Healthy Food Pyramid,

and Nutrition Guidelines for Children. Reference "THE

LUNCH BOX" Glenda Gourly. Published by the

National Heart Foundation of New Zealand.

Criteria for judging Lunch Box:

Foods from the four food groups.

Foods to be wrapped (where appropriate)

Beverages.

Presentation,

Initiative and variety of foods in Lunch Box.

Must contain bread or bread product.

Class 543 Primary School

Class 544 Intermediate School

Class 545 Secondary School

JUNIOR - UNDER 10 years on 1st March 2018

The E M Vessey Trophy (Donated by Lagmhor /

Westerfield Rural Women) will be awarded annually to

the winner of Most Points in this Section.

Class 546 Three Pikelets

Class 547 Three Plain Scones

Class 548 Three Muffins any variety - no bran

Class 549 One Decorated Gingerbread Man

No bigger than 15 cm x 10 cm, judged on decoration

only

Class 550 Four Pieces of Sweets

Class 551 Cake - any variety

Plain Icing

Class 552 One Cupcake wth Edible Decorations

Judged on Decoration Only

Class 553 One Wine Biscuit with Edible Decorations

Judged on decoration only

Class 554 One Decorated Gingerbread Man, Pre

School Age Only

No bigger than 15 cm x 10 cm, judged on decoration

only

Class 555 Decorated Wine Biscuit, Pre School Age

only

Judged on Decoration Only

INTERMEDIATE - 10 years and UNDER 13

years on 1st March 2018

Class 556 Chocolate Cake, Plain Icing

Home made mixture, not a commercial mixture


Class 558 Three Muffins

Class 559 Three Pieces of Uncooked Slice, any

variety

Class 560 Three Plain Scones

Class 561 Three Pieces of Cooked Slice, Iced

Class 562 Three Chocolate Chip Biscuits

Class 563 Three Iced Cup Cakes - Judged on

decoration only

Class 564 One Microwave Cooked Pudding in a Cup

Ingredients

2 Tbsp Soft Butter

1 Tbsp Cocoa Powder

2 Tbsp Milk

1 tsp Vanilla Essence

3 Tbsp Brown Sugar

4 Tbsp Self raising Flour

2 Tbsp Chocolate Chips

Directions

Melt the butter. In a bowl combine butter and cocoa and

mix well with a fork. Add milk, sugar, vanilla and beat

again till smooth. Add the flour and chocolate chips and

combine well. Put into a 350ml cup that has been oiled

and microwave on high for 1m 45 secs (cooking times

may vary).

Remove from microwave and leave to cool.

SENIOR - 13 years and UNDER 19 years on 1st

March 2018

Class 565 Microwave Chocolate Cake. Plain Icing

Class 566 Three Biscuits. Uniced. Any Variety


Class 568 Three Scones, not Plain

Class 569 Three Cup Cakes - Judged on decoration

only

Class 570 Iced Carrot Cake

Class 571 One Jar of Jam

Class 572 Three Bliss Balls

OPEN COOKERY

Entries to be placed on paper towel or paper doily only.

The Heather Ponder Trophy donated by Mrs J. H.

Ponder, for Most points in Open Cookery, and held by

winner for one year. Only one entry per class per

exhibitor will count towards points for this Trophy.



NOVICE - Aged 19 and Over

A novice is one that has not won three First Prizes in the

Open Cookery Section at Mayfield A&P Shows.


Class 574 Three Scones


Class 576 Three Pieces Cooked Slice, One Variety

Class 577 Three Biscuits, Uniced

Class 578 Healthy Filled Sandwich, Wrap or Roll

BREAD, SCONES AND PASTRY

New World donates a $20 voucher to the winner of Most

Points and a $10 voucher to the Runner Up. The

Association donates a Rosette to the Premier Exhibit.

Class 579 Lavosh

Class 580 Six Bacon and Egg Savouries

Class 581 One Home Made Loaf of White Bread

Any shape or weight, yeast

Class 582 One Home Made Loaf of Bread, other

than White

Any shape or weight, yeast.

Class 583 One Home Made Loaf of Bread, Made in

Bread Maker

Class 584 Fruit Loaf

Class 585 Three Scones, oven

Class 586 Three Date Scones

Class 587 Three Sausage Rolls, any variety


Class 589 Three Savoury Muffins

Class 590 Three Bran Muffins - NO FRUIT

Class 591 Three Fruit Muffins, using either fresh or

dried fruit

Class 592 Three Gluten Free Muffins

Class 593 Picnic Basket or Bag for a Day at the

Races - Judged on contents & presentation.

CAKES

No Icing Sugar to be dusted on Exhibits.

Lakeway Nursery donates a $25 voucher to the winner

of Most Points.

New World donates a $10 voucher to the Runner Up.


Exhibit.

Class 594 'Man Cake' Chocolate Cake, Plain Iced,

Cooked by a Male

Class 595 Light Fruit Cake

Class 596 Sultana Cake

Class 597 Sponge with Mock Cream Filling, any

variety

Class 598 Uniced Banana Cake

Class 599 Sponge Sandwich, jam filled

Class 600 Three Pieces of Shortbread

Only one entry per exhibitor.


Cadbury Ltd, donate prizes of chocolate cookery

products for 1st, 2nd and 3rd in this class.

Class 602 Uncooked Slice, 3 pieces


Class 603 Three Anzac Biscuits

Class 604 Three Afghans


Class 605 Three Belgium Biscuits


Class 606 Two Varieties of Biscuits, 3 of each


Class 607 Two Varieties of Slices, 3 of each


Class 608 Carrot Cake, Iced, to be cooked in a ring

tin

Class 609 Celebration Cake

Judged on decoration only

Class 610 3 Gingernuts


Class 611 Gluten Free Chocolate Cake, Plain Icing

Class 612 Four Pieces of Gluten Free Slice

FLOWERS

THE PRIZE MONEY FOR EXHIBITS WILL BE

PAID OUT WHEN ENTRIES ARE COLLECTED

AT THE END OF THE DAY

ASHBURTON GUARDIAN CUT

FLOWERS

POST ENTRIES

will be accepted by the Marshal of the Cut Flowers

Section up to 9 a.m. on Show Morning.


Entry Fee: $1

Prizes: 1st $3, 2nd $2, 3rd $1.

All Flowers to be grown at Exhibitor's home. To be

staged by 9am.

Cut Flowers not to have supports.

The Florence Duff Memorial Perpetual Trophy -

donated by the Association and Friends for Most Points

in the Flower Section. Winner to hold Trophy for one

year.

Mr & Mrs H.M.A. McCormick's Trophy is awarded

annually for the Premier Bloom.

Ashburton Guardian donates 3 months subscription to

the winner of Most Points in Cut Flowers and to the

Runner Up.

Champion Ribbon and Ticket awarded to the Premier

Bloom in the Cut Flower Section.

A & M Bean donate a Special Prize to the Exhibitor of

the Premier Bloom.


$200 of prizes to the Produce Shed.6

Class 613 Pot Plant - pot no bigger than 40 cm

Class 614 Specimen of Cut Bloom

Class 615 Lily or Lilium, 1 stem

Class 616 Container of Chrysanthemums

Class 617 Lavender Posy

Class 618 One head of Hydrangea

Class 619 Small container of Heather

Class 620 One Gladiolus

Class 621 Two Gladioli

Class 622 Pompon Dahlias 5cm and under, 3 blooms

in one container

Class 623 Miniature Decorative Dahlia, 15 cm or

under, 3 blooms in one container

Class 624 Miniature Cactus Dahlia, 5cm or under, 3

blooms in one container

Class 625 Small Decorative Dahlia, 3 blooms in one

container

Class 626 Water Lily Dahlia, 3 blooms in one

container

Class 627 Medium Decorative Dahlia, one bloom

Class 628 Medium Cactus Dahlia, one bloom

Class 629 Giant Decorative Dahlia, 25cm or over,

one bloom

Class 630 Any Other Dahlia

Class 631 One Stem of Geranium

Class 632 Roses, 3 blooms in one container

Class 633 One Rose in a Bud Vase

Class 634 One Stem David Austin Rose, to be named

Class 635 Container of Miniature Roses

Class 636 One Stem of Floribunda Rose

Class 637 Bowl of Floral Carpet Rose

Class 638 A Jar of Daisies

Class 639 Petunias, 3 stems on plate

Class 640 A Branch of Fuchsia

Class 641 Container of Mixed Perennials

Class 642 Container of Mixed Annuals

Class 643 Succulents growing in a container

Class 644 A Jar of Marigolds, any type, but only one

type in jar

Class 645 A Head of Agapanthus

Class 646 Small Jar of Sweet Peas

Class 647 Miniature Bloom, under 5cm

Class 648 A Collection of Foliage

Class 649 Any Other Flower

Class 650 Vintage Tea Cup & Saucer Floral

Arrangement

LUSHINGTONS DECORATIVE

Entry Fee: $1

Prizes: 1st $3, 2nd $2, 3rd $1.

Exhibits to be staged by 9 a.m..

Flowers need not necessarily be grown by Exhibitor.

Drapes, Accessories and Artificial Material allowed.

In this Section a novice is one who has not won three

First Prizes at Mayfield A&P Shows.

E. E. Gillies Trophy, re-donated by the Tasker family, to

be awarded annually for Most Points in Decorative

Section.

Tasker Trophy for the Premier Exhibit in Decorative

Section.

Catherine McCormick Trophy for Most Points in Novice

Decorative Classes.

In the Novice Section you must move up after winning

the Section two times at the Mayfield Show.

Decorative to be 75cm each.


Exhibit.


Premier Exhibit.



All Exhibitors to arrange Floral Art outside the Produce

Shed. Only finished exhibits in Shed.

NOVICE CLASSES

Class 651 Pastel Pretty

Class 652 Foliage with Flair

Class 653 Bright & Beautiful

Class 654 Vegetable Twist

OPEN CLASSES

Dunhampton Lilyfields donates a voucher to the winner

of Most Points in the Open Classes.

Geraldine Garden Centre donates a voucher to the

Runner Up of Most Points in Open Classes.

Class 655 Ablaze with Colour

Class 656 Perfect Partners

Mrs Jos. D. Murdoch's Perpetual Trophy will be

awarded to the winner of this class.

Class 657 Sapphire & Steel

Class 658 Fruit Cocktail

Class 659 Twigs & Twitter

Class 660 Luck of the Irish

Class 661 Tapestry of Colour

Class 662 Rich & Regal

REDMONDS NEEDLEWORK


Entry Fee: $1

Prizes: 1st $3, 2nd $2, 3rd $1.




END OF THE DAY.

Every article to be bonafide work of exhibitor and to be

new and unwashed.

Competitors who have won a first with an article at any

of the Association's previous Shows, will not be allowed

to compete again with the same article except in Class

for Collection of Handwork.

Grassmere Perpetual Cup, donated by Miss Florence

Gallagher, for Most Points in Needlework and Knitting.

Donor not eligible.

Redmonds donates voucher to the winner of Most

Points.


Exhibit.



HANDWORK

Class 663 Patchwork Quilt - Novice

Class 664 Patchwork Quilt - Open

Class 665 Patchwork Quilt - Commercially Quilted

Class 666 Patchwork Cushion

Class 667 Patchwork Wall Hanging

Class 668 Article with Applique

Class 669 Crocheted Article

Class 670 Needlework Sampler

Class 671 Article of Needlework, counted thread

Class 672 Article of Hardanger

Class 673 Article of Freestyle Hand Embroidery

Class 674 Canvaswork Article in Wool or Cotton

Class 675 Article with Smocking

Class 676 Article with Charted Cross Stitch

MACHINE SEWING

Class 677 Child's Garment, Machine made

Class 678 Adult's Garment, Machine made

Class 679 Apron, machine made

Class 680 Article made by a School Pupil

Class 681 Thrift Class

A child's garment made of used material (A class from

the 1924 schedule)

Class 682 Homemade Cushion Cover with Inner

Class 683 Upcycled Cushion Cover with Inner

CRAFT


Entry Fee: $1

Prizes: 1st $3, 2nd $2, 3rd $1.



END OF THE DAY.

Exhibits to be staged by 9 a.m..

All Exhibits to be the work of the Exhibitor.



to compete again with the same article, except in Class

for Collection of Handwork.

A Novice is an Exhibitor who has not won three first

prizes at previous Mayfield A & P Shows.

Mr & Mrs A. A. Hall's Trophy will be awarded annually

to the winner of Most Points over the Art, Craft and

Models Sections.

The Thirstane Trophy donated by Mr & Mrs I. R.

Whillans, is awarded annually to the winner of Most

points in the Craft and Model Section.


Exhibit.



Class 684 Dressed Doll

Class 685 A Fabric Box

Class 686 Home made Bag

Class 687 Home made Doll

Class 688 Home made Soft Toy or Teddy Bear

Commercial eyes accepted

Class 689 Any Article of Felt work

Class 690 A Creation from Buttons

Class 691 A Christmas decoration

Class 692 A Christmas Decoration, made by a

Primary School Age Pupil

Class 693 Collection of Handwork, 3 distinct

varieties

Annie's Country Quilts donate a $10 voucher to the

winner.

Class 694 A Pin Cushion

Class 695 A4 Laminated Digital Creation

Class 696 A Double Page of Scrapbook

Class 697 Home Made Card, Adult

Class 698 Home Made Card, School-Aged

Class 699 An Item of Jewellery

Class 700 A Mosiac Creation no bigger than 50cm x

50cm

Class 701 An Article of Craft not otherwise specified

Mitre 10 Mega donates a $10 Gift Card to the winner.

Class 702 An Article of Craft, open to Secondary

School Pupils Year 9-13

Class 703 A Creation from Buttons, open to

Secondary School Pupils Year 9-13

Class 704 An Article of Craft, open to Year 7-8

pupils

Class 705 A Creation from Buttons, open to Year 7-

8 pupils

Class 706 An Item of Jewellery, Open to School

Pupils Year 0-8

Class 707 A Creation from Buttons, open to School

Pupils Year 0-6

Class 708 An Article of Craft, open to School Pupils

Year 0-6

Mitre 10 Mega donates a $10 Gift Card to the winner.

Class 709 An Article of Craft, open to Pre School

Age Children

KNITTING


Entry Fee: $1

Prizes: 1st $3, 2nd $2, 3rd $1.




END OF THE DAY.


Points and $10 to the Runner Up.

No Child's Garment to exceed 75cm.

Grassmere Perpetual Cup, donated by Miss Florence

Gallagher, for Most Points in Needlework and Knitting.

Donor not eligible.

Ashfords Handicrafts Trophy will be awarded annually

for Most Points in the Knitting Section.


Exhibit.



Class 710 Set of hand knitted Doll's Clothes, dressed

on a doll

Class 711 Hand knitted Toy

Class 712 Hand knitted Hat

Class 713 Hand knitted Tea Cosy

Class 714 Hand knitted Garment, 4 ply or finer,

pure wool, brand label to be attached

Class 715 Hand knitted Adult Garment, double knit

or thicker

Class 716 Hand knitted Child's Garment, double

knit or thicker, up to 12 years

Class 717 Collection of Baby Garments

Hat, bootees and matinee jacket, hand knitted in 4 ply or

finer wool or wool mix.

Class 718 Hand knitted Bootees

Tacked together, pure wool (wool ties)

Class 719 Hand knitted Baby Shawl

Class 720 Crochet Garment or Article

4 ply or finer, pure wool.

Class 721 Article of knitting by a School Pupil

Class 722 A Pair of T.V. Slippers or Bed Socks

Class 723 A Baby's Hand Knitted Singlet in 4 ply or

finer in pure wool

Brand label to be attached.

Class 724 Fashion Garment or Article in Fancy

Yarn, Possum or Alpaca

Class 725 Any Article of Handspun Wool

Class 726 Any Article of Handspun Fibre

ART


Entry Fee: $1

Prizes: 1st $3, 2nd $2, 3rd $1.



END OF THE DAY.

In Classes where age is specified, it shall be age as at 1st

March 2018

All entries in the Art Section to be staged by 8.30 a.m.

and to be judged at 9.30 a.m.




to compete again with the same article.





Models Sections.


Points



Mrs A A Hall donates $10 to the Exhibitor of the Premier

Exhibit and the Association donates a Rosette.

The Mrs Ian Fechney Cup (Donated by Lagmhor /


the winner of Most Points in the Art Section.

OPEN

Class 727 Painting in oils or acrylic, Land or

Seascape

Class 728 Painting in oils or acrylic, other than

Land or Seascape

Class 729 Painting in oils or acrylic, Novice

Class 730 Painting in water colour, Land or

Seascape

Class 731 Painting in water colour, other than Land

or Seascape

Class 732 Painting in water colour, Novice

Class 733 Drawing

Class 734 Pen / Ink Artwork

Class 735 An Article of Print Making

Class 736 Art Work, Any Medium

Class 737 Collage Using a Combination of Materials

SCHOOL AGE

NO ENTRY FEE

Teachers - Please note that bulk school entries are

required to be a maximum of A3 size and a minimum of

A4 size. This is due to limited space.

Class 738 Pen / Ink Artwork by Secondary School

Pupil (Year 9-13)

Class 739 Painting by Secondary School Age Pupil

(Year 9-13)

Class 740 Painting by Intermediate School Age

Pupil (Year 7-8)

Class 741 Painting by Primary School Pupil (Year

0-6)

Class 742 An Article of Print Making, Aged 10 and

over

Class 743 Decorated Hard Boiled Egg

Class 744 Collage using a combination of Materials.

by Primary / Intermediate School Pupil No larger than

40 x 40cm

Class 745 Hanging Paper Plate, Animal Face, Aged

5 & 6 years

Class 746 Hand Painted Saucer, Aged 10 and over

Class 747 Landscape Painting. Aged 10 and Over

Tile to be no bigger than 15cm x 15cm.

PRE SCHOOL AGE

NO ENTRY FEE

Teachers - Please note that bulk school entries are

required to be a maximum of A3 size and a minimum of

A4 size. This is due to limited space.

Class 748 Hanging Paper Plate, Animal Face

Class 749 A Drawing or Painting

Class 750 An Egg Carton Creation

MODELS


Entry Fee: $1

Prizes: 1st $3, 2nd $2, 3rd $1.



END OF THE DAY.

ALL ENTRIES TO BE ON ENTRY FORM.

In Classes where age is specified, it shall be age as at 1st

March 2018





to compete again with the same article.





Models Sections.

The Thirstane Trophy donated by Mr & Mrs I. R.

Whillans, is awarded annually to the winner of Most

points in the Craft and Model Section.

Mitre 10 Mega donates a $10 Gift Card and The

Mayfield A & P Association donates a Rosette to the

Premier Exhibit.



Class 751 Funky Gumboot

Class 752 A 'Wearable Art' Mask

Class 753 A Tin Man

No larger than 50 x 50 x 50 cm

Class 754 Article of Woodwork made by School Age

Pupil

Class 755 Kitset Model, under 12 years

Class 756 Kitset Model. 12 years and over

Class 757 Article of Lego or junior Engineering,

kitset design

Primary School Pupil, 9 years or over

Class 758 Article of Lego or junior Engineering,

kitset design

Primary School Pupil under 9 years

Class 759 Article of Lego or Junior Engineering,

own design no larger than 50 x 50 cm

Primary School Pupil 9 years and over.

Class 760 Article of Lego or Junior Engineering,

own design no larger than 50 x 50cm

Primary School Pupil under 9 years

Class 761 Construction, any material, no bigger

than 50 x 50 cm, made by an Adult

Class 762 Construction, any material, no bigger

than 50 x 50 cm

made by a Secondary School Pupil

Class 763 Novelty Construction, any material, no

more than 50cm x 50cm

Class 764 Article of K'nex

No big models please.

Class 765 Creation from Farmyard Junk

No larger than 1m x 1m

LUSHINGTONS SCARECROW

COMPETITION

NO ENTRY FEE

Judging to commence at 12.15 p.m.

Prizes kindly sponsored by Lushingtons.

Special Ribbon for the Most Creative Scarecrow.

For details on making scarecrows please ring Sheryl

Harrison (03) 3036 036

Class 766 Best Scarecrow, School Years 0-6

Class 767 Best Scarecrow, School Years 7-13 &

Adults

PHOTOGRAPHY

IMPORTANT: ALL PHOTOGRAPHS ENTERED

MUST BE SENT IN WITH THE ENTRY FORM.


Entry Fee: $1

Prizes: 1st $3, 2nd $2, 3rd $1.



END OF THE DAY.

ALL EXHIBITS MUST COMPLY WITH THE

FOLLOWING CONDITIONS:

1. All Photographs submitted for competition must be

taken by the Exhibitor, but not necessarily developed by

the Exhibitor.

2. Copying of any description will disqualify the

Exhibitor.

3. Every photo to be mounted on card (no frames,

decorations etc).

4. Every photo must have written on the back of the

mount, the name and address of Exhibitor and the Class

number for which it is entered.

5. Previous Prize Exhibits at Mayfield Show are not

eligible.

6. Exhibitors may enter only TWO photos per class.

The Anderson Trophy will be awarded for Most Points

in Classes restricted to District Exhibitors.

The M. A. Jacob Perpetual Cup will be awarded to the

competitor gaining Most Points in Photography.

The Norman Early Memorial Trophy will be awarded to

the Premier Exhibit and the Association donates a

Rosette to the Premier Exhibit.



COLOUR PHOTOGRAPHS

Class 768 Water or Seascape

Class 769 Child Study

Class 770 Adult Study

Class 771 Depicting Life on the Land

Class 772 Textures

Class 773 Creatures in the Garden

Class 774 Sports Action

Class 775 Vintage Machinery, Cars or Equipment

Class 776 Holiday Moment

Class 777 Burst of Colour

Class 778 A Single Flower or Plant Study

Class 779 Novice - A Photo of Any Subject from a

Novice who has never entered in a competition

before

Class 780 Digitally Manipulated Photo,

Competitor's Own Choice

Class 781 Reflections

BLACK AND WHITE PHOTOGRAPHS

Class 782 Figure Study

Class 783 Competitor's Own Choice

DISTRICT EXHIBITORS ONLY

Class 784 Depicting Mid Canterbury District

SCHOOL AGE SECTION

IMPORTANT: ALL PHOTOGRAPHS ENTERED

MUST BE SENT IN WITH THE ENTRY FORM.

The "Sutton Silver Miniature" will be awarded to the

winner of Most Points in the Children's Section, to hold

for one year.

“President's Choice” - Mayfield A & P Association

donates $20 to the winner of Most Points.

PRIMARY / INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL AGE

Class 785 Animal, Bird or Insect Study

Class 786 Family Holiday

Class 787 Own Choice

Class 788 Own Selfie

SECONDARY SCHOOL AGE

Class 789 Family Holidays

Class 790 Landscape or Seascape

Class 791 Action

Class 792 Own Choice

Class 793 Selfie with Friends

CHILDREN'S PRODUCE


NO ENTRY FEE

Prizes: 1st $3, 2nd $2, 3rd $1.



END OF THE DAY.

One Entry per Class.

Entries to be ready for judging at 9 a.m.

Also see the Cookery, Art, Craft, Models and

Photography Sections for Children's classes.

The entries for these Sections must be made before

entries close on Friday 16th February 2018.

For the Children's Produce Section enter on Show Day.

The Association donates $15 to the School Age

Exhibitor gaining Most Points in all the Produce Shed

and $10 to the Runner Up



PRIMARY SCHOOL CHILDREN'S

PRODUCE SECTION

ENTER ON SHOW DAY

NO ENTRY FEE

The F E Stocker Trophy (Donated by Lagmhor /


the winner of Most Points in this Garden Section.

Class 794 One Cob of Corn

Class 795 Two Potatoes, 1 variety

Class 796 Two Carrots, any variety

Class 797 Two Beetroot

Class 798 Collection of Three Herbs in one

container

Class 799 Six Stems of Sweet Peas

Class 800 Three Blooms of African Marigold

Class 801 Flowers for a Friend

Class 802 Biggest Sunflower Head

Class 803 One Fresh Sunflower

Class 804 Gladioli, 1 spike

Class 805 Collection of up to Three stems of Mixed

Flowers from Exhibitor's garden

Class 806 Vegetable and / or Fruit Sculpture

Class 807 Wheat / Grass Head

PRIMARY SCHOOL CHILDREN'S

DECORATIVE SECTION

ENTER ON SHOW DAY

NO ENTRY FEE

Entries in the first seven classes to be arranged by

Exhibitor in the Produce Shed under supervision of

officials only and must be ready for judging at 9 am.

The Mrs E D Lambie Cup (Donated by Lagmhor /


the winner of Most Points in this Decorative Section.

Class 808 Vase of Flowers, decorative, can be open

grown, vase to be taller than wide

Class 809 One Flower Arrangement, Years 0-4

Class 810 A Three Flower Arrangment, Years 5-8

Class 811 Aqua Jar, Years 4-8

Class 812 Tea Cup & Saucer Posy, Years 7 & 8

Class 813 An Arrangement in a Novelty Container,

Years 0-4

Class 814 An Arrangement in a Novelty Container,

Years 5-8

Class 815 Buttonhole, Years 0-4

Class 816 Sand Saucer, Years 0-6, Must be in a

Saucer

Class 817 A Greenery (foliage) Arrangement

Class 818 Miniature Farm & Garden in container,

30 x 20 cm, Years 0-6

Class 819 Miniature Farm in container 30 x 20 cm,

Years 7 & 8

Class 820 Miniature Garden in container 30 x 20

cm, Years 7 & 8

Class 821 Arrangement in a Washing Powder

Scoop, Years 0-6

Class 822 Arrangment in a Washing Powder Scoop,

Years 7 & 8

PRE SCHOOL CHILDREN'S

DECORATIVE SECTION

ENTER ON SHOW DAY

NO ENTRY FEE

Class 823 Sand Saucer, must be in a saucer

Class 824 A Flower in a Floating Bowl (soup plate)

Class 825 A Novelty Container, no larger than 30 x

30cm

SHEARING COMPETITION

Shearing Convenor: Mr Andrew Dunne

Shearing starts at 10 a.m. with Novice Heats.

Champion sashes will be awarded to the winner of each

class.

IF sheep are available, post entries will be accepted on

payment of an extra $2.

Tallies quoted are a guide only.

Bruce Rogers, Shearing, donates prize ribbons for all

placed shearers and a sash for best local shearer.

Sponsors:

Acto Agriculture

Amberside Farm

Bruce Rogers Shearing

Carrfields Primary Wool

Farmlands Temuka

Harrison Spraying

Hayden Mackenzie Contracting

Hydes Spraying

Jeff Marshall Motorcycles

Jacob Holdaway Contracting

Mainland Wools Ltd

Mayfield Service Centre

Mayfield Transport

Peter Walsh & Associates

PGG Wrightson Mayfield

Pro Shear

Riverlea Contracting

Shear Sharp NZ

Silver Fern Farms

Tarbotton Contracting

Tinwald Tavern

TruTest

The Udder Dairy – Mayfield

Class 826 NOVICE

For shearers who have not shorn more than 50 sheep in

8 hours.

TPV $200 + product. No Entry Fee

Class 827 JUNIOR


8 hours. TPV $300 + product Entry Fee: $10

Class 828 OPEN BLADE

TPV $400 Entry Fee: $20

Class 829 INTERMEDIATE



Class 830 SENIOR



Class 831 OPEN

For shearers who have shorn more than 405 sheep in 8

hours. TPV $1,000 Entry Fee: $25

PET TENT

Pet Tent Convenor: Suzy King

Pets are needed for the Pet Tent, so if you have any

suitable pets, caged pets etc and are happy for them to

be on display all day, please contact Suzy King on 027

491 5632.

Documents

MAYFIELD A&P ASSOCIATION Close Friday 16th February 2018 Entries can be made online at: Facebook.com/Mayfield-AP-Association OFFICERS OF THE ASSOCIATION 2017-2018 HONARARY PATRONS: