The Scottish Grass Sickness Show Schedule

Sunday 4th June 2017 Bogles Field, Essendy Rd, Blairgowrie, Perthshire, PH10 6QU

By kind permission of Mr L Blair-Oliphant

In aid of the Equine Grass Sickness Fund www.grasssickness.org.uk

Dedicated to the memory of Sykes the Clydesdale, who died from Acute Grass Sickness in October 2009 aged 4 years

Last year's overall champion Kinclune Danny Boy with Virginia Osborne Photo: Robbie Kilpatrick

Secretary

Ms Jean Oudney Blair View

Blair House Rd Blairgowrie Perthshire PH10 6JP

scottishgrasssicknessshow@gmail.com http://scottishgrasssicknessshow.moonfruit.com

To enter online please visit http://sgss.entrymasterlite.co.uk/

Entries close by post or hand Sun 28th May 2017 £5 per class Entries on the field £10 per class

PLEASE COME AND SUPPORT US!

Ring One – Ridden Horse Section 8.30am

Judge: Julia Craig

Class 1 – Ridden Novice under 15hh Open to any novice horse or pony aged 4 years or over, any type. Walk and trot only. Exhibitors will be required to give a short individual show in walk and trot. This class is designed to give confidence to a novice horse or rider in a ridden showing class without cantering or galloping Class 2 – Ridden Novice over 15hh Open to any novice horse or pony aged 4 years or over, any type. Walk and trot only. Exhibitors will be required to give a short individual show in walk and trot. This class is designed to give confidence to a novice horse or rider in a ridden showing class without cantering or galloping Class 3 - Ridden Hunter Open to any horse of hunter type, 4 yrs and over, 14.2hh and over Class 4 – Ridden Sports Horse Open to horses of sport horse type, 4 yrs and over, 14.2hh and over. Horses will be required to give an individual show of walk, trot and canter, showing lengthened strides in trot and canter. Class 5 - Ridden Horse Open to any horse 4 yrs and over, 14.2hh and over. Horses will be judged on conformation, manners and turnout. This class will be split if sufficient numbers forward Class 6 - Ridden Leisure horse Open to any horse 4 yrs and over. Horses will be judged on usability, manners and turnout. Not before 1pm Class 7 - Ridden Veteran Open to any horse or pony over 15 yrs, any height or type Class 8 – Ridden Irish Draught Open to any pure or part bred Irish Draught, 4 yrs and over Class 9 - Ridden Cob Open to horses of cob type (e.g. short legged horses with a stocky build) aged 4 yrs and over, exceeding 14hh. Can be shown either hogged, plaited or native style. Please note there is no upper height limit for this class but they must be of cob type Class 10 - Ridden Arab Open to Pure Bred/Anglo/Part Bred Arabs, 4 yrs and over ARAB CHAMPIONSHIP

1st

place winners from classes 10 & 18 compete for the Arab Champion Trophy

Class 11 - Ridden Heavy Horse Open to any type of heavy horse, 4 years and over, 14.2hh and over. This will be judged as a ridden hunter class

**Qualifier for Blair Castle Bidwells Ridden Clydesdale Showing Championships. Please see below for details**

HEAVY HORSE CHAMPIONSHIP 1

st place winners from classes 11 & 16 compete for the Reg Forsyth Heavy Horse Champion Trophy

RIDDEN HORSE CHAMPIONSHIP 1

st place winners from classes 1 - 11 compete for the Dartangion Memorial Trophy

OVERALL CHAMPIONSHIP judged by ... TBA All Horse, Heavy Horse, Coloured, M&M, Shetland Arab, Pony & Mixed Section Champions compete for Overall Champion and Reserve Trophies

Ring Two – In Hand Horse Section 8.30am

Judge: Moira Flynn Class 12 – In Hand Horse Open to any horse 4 yrs and over, 14.2hh and over Class 13 - In Hand Hunter Open to any horse of hunter type, any age, exceeding 14.2hh when mature

Class 14 – In Hand Sports Horse or Pony Open to horses of sport horse type, any age and height Class 15 – In Hand Youngstock Open to any horse 3 yrs and under, to exceed 14.2hh and over Class 16 - In Hand Veteran Open to any horse or pony over 15 yrs, any height or type Class 17 - In Hand Heavy Horse Open to any type of heavy horse, any age, exceeding 14.2hh when mature. Please note you will not be penalised if you show yearlings and older horses bitted in a bridle instead of traditional rope halter - we would prefer you to have brakes!! Class 18 - Best Behaved Youngster Open to any horse or pony aged 3 years and under and will be judged on temperament and manners. Class 19 - In Hand Arab Open to Pure Bred, Part Bred and Anglo Arabs, any age IN HAND HORSE CHAMPIONSHIP 1

st place winners from classes 12 - 19

Ring Two - Fun Section Not before 12.30pm

Judge: Sue Swift Class 20 – Bus Pass Class Open to any height or type of horse or pony to be ridden. The combined aged of horse and rider must be 60 years or over! Special rosette to the highest placed oldest combination Class 21 – In hand Prettiest Mane and Tail Open to any age, sex, height or type of horse. Class 22 – In Hand Horse and Matching Hound Open to any age, sex, height or type of horse or pony and dog. Dogs must be on a lead and can either be led beside horse (handler will need to have horse in left hand and dog in right hand) or with a separate dog hander walking beside horse’s right shoulder. Class 23 – In hand Thelwell Lookalike Open to any age, sex, height or type of horse or pony. Thelwell is a cartoon pony that is very fat, with short legs and a huge mane and tail. Class 24 – Adult Fancy Dress Open to horses or ponies 4 years and over, any height or sex and riders 18 years or over in 2014. Every horse or pony must be led by a handler and will be judged at a walk. Class 25 - Horse/Pony Judge Would Like To Take Home Open to any age, sex, height or type of horse or pony, ridden or in hand. Class 26 – Best Six Legs Open to humans, horses and ponies of any age, sex, height or type and is in hand only. Sexism and wolf whistling is allowed in this class! Class 27 – Grass Sickness Survivor Class Open to any horse or pony, any age, ridden or in hand, who has been diagnosed with grass sickness and survived

Ring Three – M&M Section 8.30am

Judge: Pat Watson (Please note judge is bringing a rider and the ponies may be ridden at the judge's discretion ) Class 28 – In Hand Minature Shetland Open to miniature Shetland Ponies, any age 34" and under, competing for the Shetland Pony Trophy Class 29 – In Hand Standard Shetland Open to standard Shetland Ponies, any age 35" and over, competing for the Shetland Pony Trophy SHETLAND PONY CHAMPIONSHIP 1

st place winners from classes 28 & 29

Class 30 - Novice ridden/Lead Rein M&M Open to all M&M breeds including part breds and will be walk & trot only. Suitable for combinations needing confidence in a ridden class without cantering, or lead rein ponies.

Class 31 - In hand M&M Small Breeds Open to Shetland, Exmoor, Dartmoor & Welsh - Sections A & B, any age. Class may be split if enough entries. Class 32 - In hand M&M Large Breeds Open to New Forest, Fell, Dales, Eriskay, Connemara & Welsh Sections C & D, any age. Class may be split if enough entries. Class 33 – In Hand Part Bred M&M Open to any part bred Native pony, any age Class 34 - In hand Highland Pony Open to Highland ponies, any age Class 35 - Ridden M&M Small Breeds Open to Shetland, Exmoor, Dartmoor & Welsh - Sections A & B, 4 yrs and over. No lead rein allowed. Class may be split if enough entries. Class 36 - Ridden M&M Large Breeds Open to New Forest, Fell, Dales, Eriskay, Connemara & Welsh Sections C & D, 4 yrs and over. No lead rein allowed. Class may be split if enough entries. Class 37 - Ridden Part Bred M&M Open to any part bred Native pony 4 years and over. No lead rein allowed. Class 38 - Ridden Highland Pony Open to Highland ponies 4 yrs and over. No lead rein allowed. Please note this year the ridden section of this class may be ridden by an appointed rider at the judge's discretion. NATIVE PONY CHAMPIONSHIP 1

st place winners from classes 30 - 38

Ring Three – Childrens Section Not before 12.30pm

Judge: Carol Thomson Class 39 - Lead Rein Pony Open to ponies aged 4 yrs and over and riders under 17 or who do not have their 17

th birthday in 2017. Ponies to be led by an attendant to be

shown in a snaffle bridle with the lead rein to be attached to the noseband. Class 40 - First Ridden Pony Open to ponies aged 4 yrs and over not exceeding 14.2hh and riders under 17 or who do not have their 17

th birthday in 2017. The rider’s

position and effectiveness will also be judged, not just the pony. Class 41 - Ridden Pony Open to ponies 4 yrs and over and not exceeding 14.2hh and riders under 17 or who do not have their 17

th birthday in 2017. The rider’s

position and effectiveness will also be judged, not just the pony. Class 42 - Pony Club Pony Open to ponies 4 yrs and over and not exceeding 14.2hh and riders under 17 or who do not have their 17

th birthday in 2017. Riders will be

asked to jump a small jump. The rider’s position and effectiveness will also be judged, not just the pony. Class 43 - Flatwork Equitation Open to riders under 17 or who do not have their 17

th birthday in 2017. In this class the rider is judged, not the horse. You will be asked to

ride a simple pattern which will be available on the day from the secretary’s caravan. This will include circles and figures of eight with changes of rein and will be ridden in walk, trot and canter. The main focus is on your riding and how well you control your horse. The judge will look at your leg position, posture, hands, and overall riding ability. After the class you can collect a sheet from the secretary’s caravan with the judge’s comments. This is a fantastic way to get a little bit more out of a showing class with pointers from the judge to improve your riding, and praise for what you did well. Class 44 – Children’s Fancy Dress Open to ponies 4 yrs old and over not exceeding 14.2hh. Lead rein only and open to riders who do not have their 17

th birthday in 2017.

CHILDREN'S CHAMPIONSHIP 1

st place winners from classes 39 - 44

Ring Four – Coloured Section 8.30am Judge: Lauren Webster Class 45 – Potential Driving Coloured/Spotted Horse or Pony Open to horses or ponies any height, aged 2 yrs or over, shown in hand and wearing a bridle. In this class the judge selects the horse or pony most suitable to make a good driving horse or pony, and it will be judged on style, attitude, freedom of movement and conformation. Class 46 - In hand Native/Traditional/Cob Coloured Type Open to any size and age of horse/pony. Class 47 - In hand Non-Native Coloured Type Open to any size and age of horse/pony. Class 48 - In Hand Two Tone Open to any size and age of horses and ponies classed as two tone, such as dun, palomino, spotted Class 49 - Ridden Native/Traditional Coloured/Cob Type Open to any size of horse/pony over 4 yrs old. Class 50 - Ridden Non-Native Coloured Open to any size of horse/pony over 4 yrs. Class 51 – Ridden Two Tone Open to any size of horse/pony classed as two tone, such as dun, palomino, spotted, aged 4 yrs and over COLOURED CHAMPIONSHIP 1

st place winners from classes 45 - 51

Ring Four – Mixed Section Not before 12.30pm

Judge : Laura Baird Class 52 - In hand Friesian Open to pure bred or part bred Friesian, any age Special rosette to the highest placed Friesian Horse Association GB and Ireland member Class 53 – Potential Driving Horse or Pony Open to horses or ponies any height, aged 2 yrs or over, shown in hand and wearing a bridle. In this class the judge selects the horse or pony most suitable to make a good driving horse or pony, and it will be judged on style, attitude, freedom of movement and conformation. Not open to coloured or spotted horses or ponies as they have their own class in the coloured section. Class 54 – Pure Bred Rare/Unusual/Foreign Breeds This is a class designed to showcase unusual or rare breeds and is open to in hand and ridden horses and ponies. For example unusual or foreign include: Pure Bred Spanish horse (incl. Andalusians), Lusitano, Friesian, Haflinger, Belgian Draft, Percheron, Norweigan Fjord, Icelandic, Caspian, Morgan, Falabella, Knabstrupper, Appaloosa, American Saddlebred, Lipizzaner, Arab, Irish Draught Rare breeds are listed on the Rare Breeds Survival Trust website are Cleveland Bay, Clydesdale, Dales, Dartmoor, Eriskay, Exmoor, Fell, Hackney, Highland, New Forest, Shire and Suffolk Punch. If you pre-entry I post some info about the breed beside the caravan. Not included are Warmbloods and TBs are relatively numerous breeds and so are not included. Other pure bred breeds not listed above will be considered – please contact the secretary before entering. Horses and ponies do not need to be registered but do need to be pure bred because they are an example of the breed. It will be judged like a championship, so in hand will trot up as normal and ridden will do an individual show. Any age/sex is permitted and lead rein is allowed providing the pony is 12.2hh or under. Riders/handlers can be dressed in standard UK show attire or traditional dress for the breed they are showing, but a hard hat is recommended and compulsory for anyone under 14 yrs. Entries can be in hand or ridden and will be split if there are enough entries. Class 55 – Ridden Friesian Open to any pure or part bred Friesian, 4 years and over Special rosette to the highest placed Friesian Horse Association GB and Ireland member Class 56 – Ridden Pairs Open to horses or ponies aged 4 years and over, any sex or colour. Riders and horses should be as closely matched as possible, ridden side by side and will be judged on similarity and way of going. Pairs will be asked to do an individual show of walk, trot and canter on both reins. Class 57 - Side Saddle Open to horses or ponies aged 4 yrs and over, any sex or colour. To be judged 25% conformation and action, 25% manners and way of going, 25% rider, and 25% turnout of horse & rider. Judges may request a short show, but will not ride exhibits; horses will not be stripped. Traditional habits and period costumes may be worn, but no fancy dress. A hard hat is recommended and compulsory for anyone under 14 yrs.

Class 58 – Ridden Concours d’Elegance and Costume Open to any height of horse or pony aged 4 years and over. In this class Concours d’Elegance will be judged, where the overall picture of

elegance presented by horse/pony and rider is judged including appearance, conformation and individual show, but unlike standard concours

d’elegance classes period costumes will also be allowed. A hard hat is recommended and compulsory for anyone under 14 yrs.

Judge – Jean Flint Class 59 – In hand Donkey or Mule Open to any age and sex of donkey, mule or hinny. Colts 2 years and over must be bitted. Foals must be a minimum of 6 weeks old on the day of the show. This class will be split if there are sufficient entries. The class will be run according to the Donkey Breed Society rules for showing, although entries do not have to be members and this show is not affiliated. Please see http://www.donkeybreedsociety.co.uk/Page/ShowRules for details. Class 60 - Donkey Best Condition and turnout Open to any age and sex of donkey, mule or hinny, in hand only. Colts 2 years and over must be bitted. Foals must be a minimum of 6 weeks old on the day of the show. The class will be run according to the Donkey Breed Society rules for showing, although entries do not have to be members and this show is not affiliated. Please see http://www.donkeybreedsociety.co.uk/Page/ShowRules for details. Class 61 - In Hand Miniature Donkey 36" or under Open to any age and sex of donkey. Foals must be a minimum of 6 weeks old on the day of the show. The class will be run according to the Donkey Breed Society rules for showing, although entries do not have to be members and this show is not affiliated. Please see http://www.donkeybreedsociety.co.uk/Page/ShowRules for details. Class 62 - Donkey Obedience/Handy Donkey Open to any age and sex of donkey, mule or hinny, in hand only. This will involve a small non jumping course testing obedience and handiness of donkey. Class 63 – Working Donkey or Mule Open to donkeys, mules or hinnys 4 years old or over, to be ridden, long reined, carrying pack saddles or driven. Stallions must be bitted. This class will be run according to the Donkey Breed Society rules for showing, although entries do not have to be members and this show is not affiliated. Please see http://www.donkeybreedsociety.co.uk/Page/ShowRules for details, including the weight limits for riders. Donkeys should be either carrying a load or in draught, i.e. carrying panniers/pack saddle, pulling a log, sleigh, flatcart, tipcart etc., driven from the ground. Donkeys should be properly loaded commensurate with the activity they are demonstrating and should show suitability for that task. MIXED CHAMPIONSHIP 1

st place winners from classes 52 - 63

Dressage Classes Please choose a time slot from steward - if you do not you may not get the slot you want!!

Judge: Sandra Ramsay 8.30am - 10am Class 64 – British Dressage Introductory B (2009) 10am - 12pm, then 1pm to 2pm Class 65 – British Dressage Prelim 2 (2016) 2pm to 4pm Class 66 – British Dressage Novice 24 (2010) All dressage classes open to adults and children and classes run under British Dressage rules. Dressage slots are limited and priority will be given to pre-entries. Remaining slots will be allocated on a first come first served basis. Trophies Overall champion – The Bagheera Cup donated by Michelle and George Kusza Reserve Overall Champion - The Damside Trophy donated by Crawford and Margaret Stark Arab Champion – donated by Christina Wallace Heavy horse Champion – The Reg Forsyth Trophy donated by Reg Forsyth Ridden Horse Champion - The Dartangion Memorial Trophy donated by Julia Craig Standard Shetland Class Winner – The Alyth Garage donated by Kevin Burns In Hand Shetland Pony Champion – donated by Christina Wallace and Patricia Mortimer Large In Hand M&M Class Winner – The Ballagh State Occasion trophy donated by Bruce Walker In Hand Small M&M Class Winner – The Walker Cup donated by Rowena Walker Ridden Small M&M Class Winner – The Tugboat Memorial Trophy donated by Rowena Walker Native Champion – donated by Caroline Storey Children’s Fancy Dress Class Winner – The Hannah Burns Equine Trophy donated by Hannah Burns Coloured Champion – The Master Tom Trophy donated by Alex and Kenny Allan

Grass Sickness Survivor Class Winner - The Drumlithie’s Autumn Mist Memorial Trophy

Best Eriskay Rosette awarded in classes 29 and 33 by the Eriskay Pony Society Special rosette to the highest placed Friesian Horse Association GB and Ireland member for friesian classes Special rosette for the highest placed oldest combination in the Bus Pass Class

RULES AND REGULATIONS

ALL EXHIBITORS ARE ASSUMED TO HAVE READ THESE CONDITIONS AND HEREBY AGREE TO ABIDE BY THEM!

BSI Kitemark hats (PAS 015, BSEN 1384, ASTM F1163, SNELL E2001 or current UK safety standard) with secure chinstraps must be worn at all times when riding. In the Foreign Breeds class horses and handlers may compete in the dress of their country of origin: competitors not wearing a hard hat do so at their own risk.

Whips must not exceed 30’’ long

Entries will be accepted on the day at £10.00 per entry and only post or hand delivered entries that arrive before the closing date of Sunday 28

th May 2017 will be accepted at £5.00 per entry. If your post entry will arrive after this date please pay £10.00 per class!

The judge’s decision is final in matters of appeal or complaint by competitors.

The organisers reserve the right to cancel, amalgamate or split classes in the event of insufficient numbers or large entries. Refunds will be given for withdrawn entries if competitors are unwilling to compete because of the amalgamation/split.

Objections must be lodged in writing to the secretary within no more than one hour of an incident. A deposit of £30 must be paid. This will be forfeited if the complaint is overruled. The decision of the organiser is final.

All dogs must be kept on leads at all times. The owner will be fined £20 for immediate payment when any dog is found running loose anywhere on the showground.

Exhibitors must ensure that horses/ponies are kept under control at all times. Please give stallions and colts plenty of room, and keep mares in season away from stallions. It is the responsibility of both the mare and stallion owner.

It is a requirement of entry that all exhibitors have public liability insurance.

PLEASE KEEP THE PARKING AREA TIDY AND TAKE ALL LITTER HOME WITH YOU OR PUT IT IN A BIN. THE OWNERS OF THE FIELD HAVE BEEN VERY IMPRESSED IN PREVIOUS YEARS WITH HOW CLEAN AND TIDY THE FIELD HAS BEEN AFTER THE SHOW. PLEASE KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK AND OUR REPUTATION! Stallions and colts are welcome but must be bitted if 2 yrs old and over and if seen to be behaving dangerously will be asked to leave the showground. Please remember this is a show for everyone and includes children so please handle your stallion safely. Mare owners please behave responsibly and keep your mares clear of the stallions, especially if your mare is in season. Competitors are welcome to enter as many classes as they wish, and while we will make every effort to accommodate everyone, if classes clash competitors must choose which class they wish to compete in. Indemnification The organisers will exercise all reasonable care and attention for the safety of all exhibits and exhibitors, but will not be responsible for the entire or partial loss or damage to the same, to any person or property, whether through accident or otherwise, or through any act of omission of themselves, servants or other persons from any other cause. It is a condition of entry that all exhibitors hold the Scottish Grass Sickness Show blameless and will indemnify them against legal proceedings and compensation for damages in connection with any such accident or loss or damage. Blair Castle Bidwells Ridden Clydesdale Showing Series: To be judged as a ridden hunter class. This class is a qualifier for the Blair Castle Ridden Clydesdale Championships to be held at the Blair Castle International Horse Trials & Country Fair on Sunday 27

thAugust 2017. The first

two in each class to qualify. Qualification may go down to fourth place, if horses placed 1st

and 2nd

have previously qualified. Registered Clydesdales and those eligible for registration may qualify and enter for the Championship. Friesian Horse Association Friesian Horse Association of Great Britain and Ireland (FHAGBI) are awarding special rosettes in both the in-hand and ridden pure bred Friesian classes to the highest placed FHAGBI member handling/riding a pure bred Friesian horse registered with the Friesch Paarden-Stamboek (FPS). To help in checking eligiblity, FHAGBI members should carry their membership cards and a copy of their horse's registration papers on the day of the show. Raffle We are holding another raffle at the show this year, which will be drawn in the afternoon. Please remember to come and check the prizes and see if you have won anything Prizes not collected will be kept for next year's raffle. Donations are gratefully received! They do not have to be horsey items. Contact Carol on 07538643112 if you have anything to donate. Please DO NOT call her about anything else to do with the show – either email scottishgrasssicknessshow@gmail.com or message through the show’s facebook page or website. Photographers at the show Rings 1&2 Robbie Kilpatrick http://www.robkil.co.uk/ Rings 3&4 Ian Gallacher Strathmorephotography@hotmail.co.uk

Ring One 8.30am Ring Two 8.30am Ring Three 8.30am Ring Four 8.30am

Ridden Novice under 15hh In Hand Horse In Hand Miniature Shetland Potential Driving Coloured/Spotted Horse or Pony

Ridden Novice over 15hh In Hand Hunter In Hand Standard Shetland In hand Native/Traditional Coloured

Ridden Hunter In Hand Sports Horse In Hand M&M Small In Hand Non-Native Coloured

Ridden Sports Horse In Hand Youngstock In Hand M&M Large In Hand Two Tone

Ridden Horse In hand Veteran In Hand Part Bred M&M Ridden Native/Traditional Coloured

Ridden Leisure Horse In hand Heavy Horse In Hand Highland Ridden Non-Native Coloured

Not before 1 pm Ridden Veteran Best Behaved Youngster Ridden M&M Small Ridden Two Tone

Ridden Irish Draught In Hand Arab Ridden M&M Large Coloured Championship

Ridden Cob In Hand Horse Championship Ridden Part Bred M&M

Ridden Arab Not before 12.30pm

Fun classes Ridden Highland Pony Not before 12.30pm

Arab Championship Bus Pass Native Championship

Shetland Championship In hand Friesian

Ridden Heavy Horse In Hand Prettiest Mane and Tail Not before 12.30 pm

Lead Rein Potential Driving Horse/Pony

Heavy Horse Championship In Hand Horse and Matching Hound First Ridden Pony Pure Bred Unusual or Rare Breeds

Ridden Horse Championship In Hand Thelwell Lookalike Ridden Pony Ridden Friesian

Overall Championship Adult Fancy Dress Pony Club Pony Ridden Pairs

Horse/Pony Judge Would Like To Take Home Flatwork Equitation Side Saddle Class

Best Six Legs Children Fancy Dress Concours d’Elegance

Grass Sickness Survivor Class Pony Championship In Hand Donkey

Donkey Condition/Turnout

Miniature Donkey

Donkey Obedience/Handy Donkey

Working Donkey

Mixed Championship

Please note there is no loudspeaker at this show so it is your responsibility to keep checking the classes to make sure

you arrive at your class on time. If classes clash, you must chose which class you wish to compete in.

SCOTTISH GRASS SICKNESS SHOW 2017 ENTRY FORM

Name of Exhibitor: Address of Exhibitor: Postcode: Mobile No: Email Address:

Class Name of Horse Sire Dam Height Sex G = gelding M = mare

S = stallion

Age of horse

Age of Rider if under 16

or entering Bus Pass Class

Is your horse a grass sickness survivor?................................. Total Fee Enclosed:.........................................

By filling in this form you are agreeing to abide by the rules and regulations of the show. Signature of parent or guardian if competitor under 16 years old:........................................................................................................

If pre-entering classes @ £5 each, payment must be included. All sections of form must be filled or they will be returned! Cheques to be made payable to Scottish Grass Sickness Show.

Entries to be sent to: Ms J Oudney, Blair View, Blair House Rd, Blairgowrie, Perthshire, PH10 6JP

CLOSING DATE FOR PRE-ENTRIES RECEIVED IS 28th May 2017. ENTRIES RECEIVED AFTER THIS DATE & ON DAY £10 PER CLASS.