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IMPORTANT INFORMATION
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF HORSES
JUDGING
Friday 28 March
Saturday 29 and Sunday 30 March
ARRIVAL TIMES
Thursday 27 March 4.00 pm till 8.00 pm
Friday 28 March 6.00 am till 8.00 pm
Saturday 29 March 6.00 am till 8.00 pm
Sunday 30 March 6.00 am
Horses may depart at the conclusion of judging but must depart by 8.00 pm if not staying overnight.
All horses must be off the Showground by 7.00 pm on Sunday 3 March (unless prior approval to
remain on the Showground until Monday 4 March has been granted by the RA&HS)
MEASURING
All horses competing in height classes must be measured prior to competing.
Exhibitors must produce their registration papers at the time of measuring to prove identity of the horse.
Measuring times are as follows:
Friday 28 March 6.00 am till 11.00 am
Saturday 29 March - 6.00 am till 11.00 am
Sunday 30 March - 6.00 am till 11.00 am
STABLING
All horses must be stabled. Exhibits must not be tied to foats.
Exhibitors are required to book and pay for stabling at the time of entry.
It is a requirement that you advise the date/s you require stabling on the form provided and lodge with
your entry form/s.
Should the number of bookings exceed the available stables, preference will be given to interstate and
far distant exhibitors.
Stabling (including bedding) fees are as follows:
Stall - $10 per day
Lockers - $10 per day
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CLOSING DATE OF ENTRIES
FRIDAY, 7 FEBRUARY 2014 at 5.00 pm
CLOSING DATE OF ENTRIES
The following conditions will strictly apply:
All entries, whether lodged in person or sent
by post, must be in the Societys possession
at its Administration Offce by 5.00 pm on
Friday 7 February 2014.
Postal entry forms and fees will be accepted
up to and including entries postmarked on
or before the offcial closing date.
When sending entry forms and fees by
post, the onus is on the exhibitor to ensure
adequate delivery time.
Entry forms by facsimile or email will not be
accepted.
If you require formal acknowledgement
that your entry has been received, please
include a stamped self-addressed envelope
with your entry form.
A late entry option is available under the
following conditions:
The entry form/s and fees are received
or postmarked within 7 days of the
offcial closing date and
An additional fee equivalent to three
times the standard entry fee is paid.
Absolutely no exception to the above
conditions will be made to any exhibitor
under any circumstance.
Online Entries, entries for the Royal
Adelaide Autumn Horse Show can be
submitted online in 2014. Please go to
theshow.com.au for further information.
ENTRY FEES
$20 per class
Make cheques payable to RA&HS and post with
completed entry form to:
RA&HS - Horse Section
PO Box 40
GOODWOOD SA 5034
All entry fees include GST.
CONTACT DETAILS
Horse Section
PO Box 40, GOODWOOD SA 5034
Telephone: 08 8210 5211
Fax: 08 8212 1533
Email: entries@adelaideshowground.com.au
Web: theshow.com.au
MEMBERSHIP
Exhibitors need not be members of the Royal
Agricultural and Horticultural Society of SA Inc
SPECIAL REGULATIONS
Exhibitors are reminded that the Societys General
Regulations apply to all sections of the Show
and that the Special Regulations hereunder set
out, which apply to this section only, are merely
supplementary to and subject to the Regulations.
A copy of the General Regulations may be
obtained from the Societys website at
theshow.com.au or a copy may be obtained upon
request from the Societys Administration Offce.
The members of the Societys Horse Committee
shall have power on behalf of the Society to
take any necessary action under these Special
Regulations.
SUBMISSION OF ENTRIES
Exhibitors must state on each entry form the class
number (as per schedule), name of horse (as it
appears on relevant registration certifcate), sire,
dam, breeder, registration number and the breed
society/ies which each horse is registered with in
relation to the class/es entered of each horse.
A separate entry form is required for each horse.
In rider and handler classes, the name and date of
birth (if 18 years and under) of the rider or handler
must be stated.
Horses in each class must be named.
IT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE EXHIBITOR
TO ENSURE HORSES ARE ENTERED IN THE
CORRECT CLASS/ES.
A $20 administration fee will be levied on every
incorrect or incomplete entry.
PERFORMANCES
Exhibitors must state performances of all horses
entered and the Society reserves the right to
determine which horses are accepted.
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TRANSFERS
Transfers will be made at the discretion of the
Society in height classes.
No transfer will be made if an exhibitor has
entered the incorrect class.
REFUNDS
No refund of entry fees, stabling fees or locker
fees will be made after an exhibitor has been
notifed of the acceptance of their horse.
Fees for which a nomination is made and the
entry not accepted shall be refunded MINUS A
$20 Administration Fee.
YOUR PRIVACY
If you do not want your details to be made
available to other parties, please tick the box
on the entry form supplied by the RA&HS. Your
personal information will then only be used by
the RA&HS to maintain contact with you and
allow us to manage your entries. The RA&HS
reserves the right to inform prize sponsors of the
details of recipients to enable distribution of their
voucher/product prizes. Please note: by ticking
the box to suppress your details, your name will
appear in the Catalogue (if applicable) but your
address will not.
PRIZES
Details of all sponsored prizes will be published
in the 2014 Royal Adelaide Autumn Horse Show
Catalogue
Prizes in each class will be:
First $25; second $15; third $10 (unless
otherwise specifed)
Prize ribbons will be as listed in each category.
Sashes will be awarded to all Champions and
Reserve Champions.
Champions will be selected from frst prize
winners and Reserve Champions from remaining
frst prize winners and the second prize winner in
the class that supplied the Champion.
The Society makes every endeavour to ensure
all prizes listed are accurate at the time of
printing. Should a prize (cash, voucher, product,
trophy) be withdrawn by a sponsor subsequent
to printing, the Society will pay the prizemoney
as stated above. It is the responsibility of the
prize winner to follow-up with the Society any
sponsored prize (cash, voucher, product, trophy)
they believe they are entitled to prior to 23
December in the same year. The Society will
not follow-up prize sponsors after this date or
review any prizes that may have been incorrectly
awarded.
PRIZE MONEY AND GST
Prize money as stated in the Prize Schedule does
not include GST.
The prize money which we pay to successful
exhibitors depends on information provided to
us. If you confrm that you are GST registered
and provide your Australian Business Number
(ABN), we will pay the appropriate prize money
plus 10% GST. We will provide you with a
Recipient Created Tax Invoice which you will
need to submit to the Australian Taxation Offce.
In entering the competition, you acknowledge
your agreement to the following:
You will not issue a tax invoice to the
RA&HS in respect to prize money received
You will notify the RA&HS if you cease to be
registered for GST.
If you provide your Australian Business Number
but are not registered for GST, we will pay the
prize money as detailed in the Prize Schedule
without reference to the GST.
If you confrm you are entering as part of a
private recreational pursuit or hobby, we will pay
the prize money as detailed in the Prize Schedule
without reference to GST.
IMPORTANT
It is important that you either:
Confrm you are entering as part of a private
recreational pursuit or hobby, or
Confrm you are entering as a GST registered
business and supply your ABN
Failure to do either of the above will cause the
RA&HS to withhold 48.5% of your prize money
in accordance with Australian tax legislation.

The RA&HS is not a tax consultant and therefore
assumes no liability for actions taken as a result
of these guidelines. In any instances where
an entrant or sponsor is uncertain of the tax
implications of their involvement, they should
consult their own accountant or tax advisor.

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PAYMENT OF PRIZE MONEY
It is the preference of the RA&HS that any prize
money won during the Royal Adelaide Show
is paid by Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT). The
Exhibitor should provide the BSB, Account
Number and Account Name on the space
provided on the entry form. Amounts of $15
or under will only be paid by this method.
Exhibitors not requesting payment by EFT
for amounts greater than $15 will be paid by
cheque.
PLEASE NOTE THAT CHEQUES WILL BE MADE
OUT IN THE NAME OF THE EXHIBITOR. IF
YOU DO NOT HAVE AN ACCOUNT IN THE
NAME YOU HAVE ENTERED UNDER, YOU
WILL NEED TO BE PAID VIA EFT.
To assist the Society, would you please ensure
cheques are deposited promptly into a bank
account. Replacement prize cheques will be
issued up to 30 June 2013, however a fee of $10
may be charged. If the cheque to be replaced
is not returned then an additional fee will be
charged to cover the cost of cancellation. Any
concerns regarding prize money must be raised
with the Society by 30 June.
It is a term and condition of the payment of any
prize by RA&HS that any cheque issued and
provided in payment of a prize must be presented
by the payee for payment within ffteen (15)
months of the date upon which the cheque is
issued otherwise the cheque shall become stale
and of no value and the prize shall be deemed
to have been forfeited by the payee and RA&HS
shall no longer be liable to pay the prize.
WITHDRAWALS
All withdrawals must be made in writing and can
be sent via email to:
entries@adelaideshowground.com.au or faxed to
(08) 8212 1533.
Emailed withdrawals must include Withdrawal
in the subject line and the section (eg Horse
Section), exhibitor name, class number,
exhibit number (if known) and exhibit name (if
applicable).
No refund of fees will be made after an exhibitor
has been notifed of the acceptance of their
horse.
A $20 Administration Fee will be levied on
withdrawals made before notifcation of
acceptance.
PENALTY FOR NON EXHIBITION OF ANIMALS
Following advice from the Society of acceptance
of their nomination/s, any exhibitor whose
exhibit becomes unable to compete for any
reason must notify the Society in writing prior
to the advertised starting time of the class/
es entered, that their exhibit/s are unable to
compete. Exhibitors who fail to scratch prior to
the advertised starting time of the class/es entered
may be fned $50 for each exhibit not scratched
and may be disqualifed from competing at future
events held by the RA&HS of SA Inc.
REGISTRATION
Entries will not be accepted if exhibitors are
unfnancial with the relevant breed society/
association at the time of entry.
All horses entered (except those entered in
Galloway classes), must be registered with the
relevant breed society/association at the time of
entry.
All entry information will be forwarded to
breed society/ies and/or association/s for
verifcation that the information provided is
correct. Exhibits and/or exhibitors who do not
meet the registration and/or membership criteria
of the breed society/association will be ineligible
for competition and no refund of fees will be
payable.
Registration certifcates (or copies) are not
required at the time of entry.
Proof of registration of entires, mares and
geldings registered with overseas societies, must
be produced for checking at time of lodging
entries.
AGE OF EXHIBITS
All exhibits in this section must be over one year
old and have been born before 1 August 2013.
The age of all horses will be calculated as from
1 August. A horse foaled before 1 August in any
year, will be considered one year old on that
date.
OWNERSHIP
All exhibits must be the bona fde property of the
exhibitor or held by the exhibitor under a written
and recorded lease at the time of entry.
All exhibits must be nominated in the name of
the registered owner or lessee.
MARES
Unless otherwise stated, mare classes are open to
dry mares or in foal or with foal at foot.
All brood mares must be in foal or with foal at
foot. A positive pregnancy test certifcate must
be produced for all mares in foal. This certifcate
should, if possible, be produced at the time of
entry.
The original certifcate must be produced to the
stewards on judging day if requested.
Mares can be nominated in both dry and in-foal
classes but can only compete in one.
CONTROL OF EXHIBITS
During judging and while being led or ridden,
all exhibits must be under proper control by a
competent handler and with proper leading gear.
Please refer to individual breed society/
association rules and regulations in regard to
whips.
ATTIRE
Suggested attire - exhibitors and/or handlers
(male and female)
Long trousers/skirt, long sleeved shirt with collar
and tie, waist coat or vest and/or jacket, felt hat
or cap, footwear that is appropriate and safe for
the condition of the arena.
ENTRIES
In all breeds, unless six or more horses are
entered, the breed section will be cancelled.
In each class, unless 3 or more horses are
entered, the Society will cancel or merge classes.
TIMETABLE
A timetable of all classes and events is
enclosed. In 2014, classes will not be
programmed individually. Each breed will
commence judging at the advertised time with
classes being judged in the order in which they
appear in the Prize Schedule.
All exhibitors are required to be ready for their
class - judging will not be suspended if exhibitors
are not present at the time of judging.
The Committee reserves the right to substitute,
vary the time of, alter or abandon any event in
programme.
Classes will be framed wherever practicable to
avoid judging two classes concurrently in which
one exhibitor may be entered but due to the often
high number of horses with multiple registrations,
it is impossible to satisfy everyone.
In the event you do have a clash, please notify
the stewards in each ring at least 10 minutes prior
to the start of each class and every reasonable
attempt will be made to accommodate you on
the day.
The Society accepts no responsibility if the
judging time happens to confict with one or
more classes or events.
ALLOCATION OF STALLS/LOCKERS
For price information on stalls and lockers, please
refer to the inside front cover.
THE ONUS IS ON THE EXHIBITOR TO ENSURE
STALLS AND LOCKERS ARE BOOKED FOR THE
CORRECT DAYS.
A limited number of stalls and lockers are
available on the Showground.
The Society will, subject to availability, allocate
stalls and lockers.
Depending on entries received local horses may
not get a stall.
The Society reserves the right to alter this
allocation at any time should such action be
considered necessary, and may allocate another
stall or locker to the exhibitor.
Applications for stalls and lockers must be lodged
at time of entry.
Exhibitors with less than fve horses may apply
for one locker only.
Exhibitors with less than four horses will not be
allotted a large locker.
These fees will apply whether locker is shared or
not.
Should the number of applications received
exceed the number of lockers which are
available, the Society will require exhibitors
with one horse to share a locker with another
exhibitor.
Requests received after closing date of entries
will not be considered.
HORSE STALLS
For price information on stalls and lockers, please
refer to page 2.
THE ONUS IS ON THE EXHIBITOR TO ENSURE
STALLS AND LOCKERS ARE BOOKED FOR THE
CORRECT DAYS.
Any stall which has been allocated, but is not
occupied by that horse will be re-allocated.
Whilst the Society will consider stabling
requests, no guarantee is made that they will be
met.
MEASURING
All horses, galloways and ponies entered in a
class with a height restriction, whether it be an
upper or lower limit, must be measured by the
measuring steward before competing.
Exhibitors must produce their registration papers,
which must be checked to belong to the horse
presented, before a measurement can be taken.
All horses, galloways and ponies will be
measured at the highest point of the wither.
The poll shall not be lower than the highest point
of the wither at the time of measurement.
An allowance of 10 mm for shoes will be
observed. Should an exhibit be measured with
shoes on, and the exhibitor disagrees with the
measuring steward, the exhibitor may have the
animal re-measured without shoes.
The measuring steward may request the removal
of shoes from any horse, prior to measurement.
Any exhibit having passed the measuring steward
for its class shall not be eligible for a class of a
different height.
The onus is on the competitor to advise the
Arena Co-ordinator if a horse is transferred to a
class of a different height. Failure to do so will
preclude entry into that class.
The Society may refuse to measure any horse
presented for measuring if in its opinion the
horse is not in a ft and proper condition to be
measured or if in its opinion any circumstances
exist which are likely to lead to the horse being
incorrectly measured. The Society shall not be
required to give any reason for the exercise of the
discretion hereby conferred.
The Committee reserves the right to re-measure
horses at any time during the Royal Show.
METRIC CONVERSION TABLE
8.2 hands - 870 mm
10.2 hands - 1067 mm
11 hands - 1118 mm
12 hands - 1219 mm
12.2 hands - 1270 mm
13 hands - 1321 mm
13.2 hands - 1372 mm
14 hands - 1422 mm
14.2 hands - 1473 mm
15 hands - 1524 mm
15.2 hands - 1575 mm
16 hands - 1625 mm
16.2 hands - 1675 mm
NOT TO STANDARD
The Society reserves the right to exclude from
competition;
1. Horses that are not up to standard.
2. Horses not exhibited in Show condition.
3. Horses not given proper attention during the
Show.
4. Exhibitors/riders/handlers who disregard an
instruction from an RA&HS representative.
NUMBERS
In all classes competitors must wear a
distinguishing number supplied by the Society
corresponding to the number in the programme.
Numbers for the full period of the event will be
available for collection at the Roundhouse.
These numbers shall be retained by the
competitor. If a competitor loses a number during
the Show it will be replaced at a cost of $5.
ELIGIBILITY
Substitution of any horse will not be permitted
in any event.
JUDGING
The Society reserves the right to substitute a
Judge when deemed necessary.
Persons other than the handler, judges, stewards
and Society staff are not permitted in the ring.
Horses must not enter the ring unless called by
the stewards.
Any animal which in the opinion of the stewards
is considered dangerous, will be removed from
the ring.
The competing horses name must not appear on
the forehead band.
CHAMPIONSHIPS
Entries eligible for Supreme Champion,
Champion and Reserve Champion awards must
be presented to the judge unless exemption has
been granted by the Committee.
Entries which are not presented will forfeit the
award and prize money in the class in which
they gained championship eligibility.
Entries eligible for Supreme Champion,
Champion and Reserve Champion awards must
compete under the same criteria under which
they became eligible.
Winners of novice classes are not eligible for
championship awards.
Supreme Championships will not be awarded
unless two or more Champions are selected from
the breed.
PROTESTS
Protests against awards must be lodged in writing
with the Chief Executive within thirty (30)
minutes of the offcial announcement of results
of a class.
Protests in all cases must be accompanied by a
deposit of $50 at time of lodging. The deposit will
be forfeited to the Society should the protest be
deemed frivolous.
OFFENCES
1. Any person who:
(a) provides the Society with false
information relating to their qualifcations
to compete or the qualifcations of their
child under 18 years of age to compete;
(b) provides the Society with false
information relating to an exhibit;
(c) misrepresents the identity of an exhibit;
(d) does any act or thing which is intended
to or is likely to result in an exhibit being
incorrectly identifed;
(e) does any act or thing which is intended
to or is likely to result in an exhibit being
incorrectly measured;
(f) presents an exhibit for measuring
when that exhibit has had any drug
administered to it;
(g) commits an act of cruelty to an exhibit;
or
(h) commits any breach of these regulations
shall be guilty of an offence.
2. A Sub-committee of three members of the
Societys Horse Committee, which members
are neither exhibitors nor competitors in the
Horses-in-Action Section, shall have power
to investigate offences and impose penalties
including the following:
(a) disqualifcation of a competitor from this
years Show and/or future Shows, and
forfeiture of any prizes;
(b) disqualifcation of an exhibit from
this years Show and future Shows and
forfeiture of any prizes; and
(c) any combination of the above.
3. Any person guilty of an offence will be
reported to the Equestrian Federation of
Australia (SA Branch), other Royal Show
Societies and the Show Horse Council of
Australasia.
4. This part of the Special Regulations shall not
derogate from the other parts of the Special
Regulations.
TRANSFER OF PENALTIES
This Society reserves the right to refuse entries
from exhibitors who are under suspension by
another Society.
1. The Society may in its absolute discretion:
(a) convey to any body any information
concerning any fne, disqualifcation,
withdrawal of a prize or ribbon,
handicap, reprimand, warning or any
other form of punishment (penalty)
imposed by the Council on or in
connection with any exhibitor or exhibit;
(b) convey to any body any information
concerning any investigation, inquiry
or hearing (proceeding) conducted
by the Council, whether or not the
proceeding was or has been fnalised and
notwithstanding that the proceeding did
not result in the imposition of any penalty
on any person or exhibit;
(c) recognise, act upon and enforce any
penalty imposed upon any exhibitor or
exhibit at any time by any body;
(d) itself conduct such further proceeding in
connection with any matter concerning
any exhibitor or exhibit, or any person
seeking to become an exhibitor or to
enter any exhibit, and impose a penalty
in relation thereto notwithstanding that a
penalty may have already been imposed
by that other body;
(e) enter in reciprocal arrangements with
any body in relation to any of the matters
referred to in (a) to (e) above.
2. For the purpose of (1.) body includes any
other society, organisation or body within
or outside Australia having similar objects
to those of the Society and in particular
includes:
(a) RASV Limited;
(b) The Royal Agricultural Society of Victoria
Inc.;
(c) The Royal Agricultural Society of New
South Wales;
(d) The Royal National Agricultural and
Industrial Association of Queensland;
(e) The Royal National Capital Agricultural
Society;
(f) The Royal Agricultural Society of
Tasmania;
(g) The Royal National Agricultural and
Pastoral Society of Tasmania;
(h) The Royal Agricultural Society of Western
Australia;
(i) any breed association or society
recognised as such by the Society.
VETERINARY SURGEON
Judges and RA&HS offcials may call on the
Societys Veterinary Surgeon in respect to
establishing the soundness of any exhibit.
VETERINARY SERVICE
1. The Society will appoint a Veterinary
Surgeon to provide a service to exhibitors.
2. Should a horse become ill or suffer an
injury then the Societys Veterinary Surgeon
may attend to and treat such animal in the
absence of any authority from the owner,
and the Society or its Veterinary Surgeon
shall not be liable in any way for loss arising
out of such treatment.
3. Exhibitors may employ a veterinary surgeon
other than the Societys, but in any such
instance must inform the Society of the stock
concerned.
4. The Societys Veterinary Surgeon may refuse
to attend an animal previously examined
and treated by another Veterinary Surgeon.
5. Unless otherwise specifcally stated, only
the Societys Veterinary Surgeon may give
certifcates required by the Society.
6. All costs incurred in the attendance
and treatment of an animal shall be the
responsibility of the exhibitor.
INJURY, DISEASE
If in the opinion of the Societys Veterinary
Surgeon a horse on the Showground shall be
so injured or be so affected by sickness, disease
or other ailment as to warrant its destruction or
its removal from the Showground, as the case
may be, the Society shall be entitled to have
the horse destroyed and/or removed from the
Showground and/or shall be entitled to require
the owner to forthwith remove the horse from
the Showground. Any expense incurred by the
Society in respect of such horse shall be debited
to the owner.
Animals entered for competition must not have
been exposed to any communicable/notifable
disease/s at least 14 days prior to 1 March 2013.
SWABBING
The Committee may make or cause to be made,
any test of any exhibit at any time before, during
or after competition.
DRUGS
1. It is the intention of the Society that all
animals shall perform on their merits
without the aid of drugs or substances which
may affect their conduct, performance or
appearance.
2.
(a) Exhibitors shall not administer and
shall ensure that there shall not be
administered to their exhibit/s any
prohibited drug
(b) Prohibited drug means any substance
originating externally (whether or not it
is endogenous to the animal) which is
capable of - affecting the performance
or behaviour of an animal by its action
upon the central or peripheral nervous
system, the cardio- vascular system,
the respiratory system, the alimentary
digestive system, the musculoskeletal
system or the urogenital system, and
includes analgesics, antihistamines, anti-
infammatory agents, blood coagulants,
diuretics, hormones and their synthetic
counterparts, corticosteroids, anabolic
steroids, local anaesthetics, muscle
relaxants, tranquillisers and vitamins
administered by injection, but does
not include antibiotic substances anti-
viral, antimicrobial, anti- parasitic) with
the exception of Procaine Penicillin,
provided that sub-regulation 3 is
complied with.
3.
(a) The Society may at its discretion cause
an examination to be made of an exhibit
by a veterinary surgeon, who in the
course of such examination may make,
by such methods as he may determine,
such tests of and take such samples from
such exhibit as he deems necessary or
advisable. The result of such examination
shall be reported to the Society.
(b) An exhibit to which, in the opinion of a
veterinary surgeon, a prohibited drug has
been administered shall not be exhibited
without the consent of the Society and
shall be removed from the Showground
forthwith upon notice from the Society.
(c) An examination may include an
examination for desensitised limbs. Any
animal found to have a limb or part of a
limb desensitised will be considered to
have had a prohibited drug administered
to it.
(d) The owner or their representative may
be present during testing, but shall not
interfere in any way with the conduct of
a test, and will observe the instructions of
the veterinary surgeon on duty.
RIBBONS
Only ribbons awarded during the current Show
will be permitted on exhibits.
EQUIPMENT
Spurs and whips -
On the fat, all spurs other than dummy spurs
are prohibited. Dummy spurs - spurs must be of
smooth metal, shank pointing only towards the
rear. Shank end must be blunt for the prevention
of injury to horses.
If the shank is curved, spurs must only be worn
with shank directed downwards. Spur shank
NOT to exceed 30 mm in length.
Helmets -
All riders must wear protective headgear to
the current Australian, European or American
Standard. No other head gear will be permitted.
The onus is on the riders to comply with the rules
regarding helmets, and their insurance may be
rendered void in the event of an accident/injury,
if they are found to have been using a non-
compliant helmet.
It is the recommendation of the RA&HS that
inspections of helmets are conducted by
competitors/owners on a regular basis to ensure
compliance with the rules.
The RA&HS recommends that riders replace their
helmets after moderate to severe blows.
DOGS AND BIKES NOT ALLOWED
Dogs, bikes, scooters and skateboards will not be
permitted in the Horse area. This regulation will
be strictly enforced.
CORRECT ATTIRE
It is compulsory for anyone riding a horse
anywhere on the Showground including practice
and schooling arenas to wear protective headgear
approved under the current Australian, European
or American Standard.
Riders taking part in any competition must be
correctly attired in accordance with the class
conditions
FODDER
Exhibitors must arrange their own fodder
requirements.
CARE OF STALLS/LOCKERS
Numbers or any other identifcation marks
which may have been placed on or in a stall
or box by the Society, whether by placard,
painting, posting or any other means, must not
be removed, disfgured or altered in any way,
nor shall any other notice, number or mark be
placed in or upon any stall or box other than
by the order of the Society. Screens, rugs or any
other obstruction which may obscure the interior
of the stall to the public must not be used during
daylight hours.
Stalls shall be used only by animals entered for
competition and for the purpose for which they
have been allocated to the exhibitor.
The consumption of intoxicating liquor on the
Main Arena, in stalls, lockers and adjacent areas
is forbidden.
The observance of the above regulations will be
the responsibility of the exhibitor.
Infringement of these regulations will result in the
cancellation of the stall or locker in question.
STALL CLEANING
Exhibitors will, to the satisfaction of the Society:
1. Keep each stall allotted to them and their
animals in a clean and proper condition.
2. Clean out their stalls regularly. Refuse must
be deposited in manure bins provided.
3. Manure must not be deposited in alleyways
or general purpose rubbish bins.
4. General purpose rubbish must not be
deposited in manure bins.
CONTAINERS AND HOSES
Exhibitors are requested to supply their own feed
and water containers and length of hose with 1
(25 mm) fttings to use at the wash down.
FIRE PRECAUTIONS
The use of primus stoves, heating or lighting
appliances of a like character or any naked
fame, is strictly prohibited in the horse stalls and
lockers.
The alteration of or interference with any
electrical wiring, switch or plug is strictly
prohibited.
Precautions will be taken to guard against fre
and to protect the property at the Showground,
but exhibits will not be insured at the cost of the
Society.
Smoking is strictly prohibited in all livestock
pavilions and lockers.
No exhibitor or other person shall remove or
displace or interfere in any way with or use for
any purpose other than the prevention of fre, any
article or appliance provided for use in the case
of an outbreak of fre upon the Showground, nor
shall any exhibitor or other person remove or
alter or add to or interfere in any way with any
fxture, ftting, article, appliance or thing owned
by the Society or use such fxture, ftting, article,
appliance or thing for any purpose, other than for
which it is intended by the Society to be used.
Because of fre risk all stalls will remain
unlocked during the Show.
PROPERTY IDENTIFICATION CODE
Property Identifcation Codes (PICs) are
compulsory for all South Australian horse
exhibitors. Failure to provide your PIC will
result in your entry being refused. For more
information or to register, contact BioSecurity
SA on 1800 654 688 or visit
www.pir.sa.gov.au/pic
I sponsor a prize in the Horses
in Action Competition because
after years of past and continual
participation in the show its nice to
give something back and see others
enjoy the competitions as much
as my family has.
Leanne Donoghue
Donlea Show Stables
As an individual, family, group or business you can chose to
sponsor a prize in the Royal Autumn Horse Show and/or the Horse in
Action Competition. We also have over 60 competitive sections in
the Royal Adelaide Show to choose from.
Prizes can be cash, trophies, gift vouchers, or appropriate product.
Trophies can be purchased by the RA&HS of SA on your behalf or you
can choose to supply your own.
Sponsors can nominate the name of their sponsored prize which is
acknowledged in print and online Prizes can be awarded in the
name of a business, individual (i.e. in memory of someone special),
groups, organisations, pet or even after yourself.
To Register an Interest complete the online form at theshow.com.au
or contact the Roz Becker, Sponsorship Coordinator on 08 8210 5284
or rbecker@adelaideshowground.com.au
Register an Interest to
Sponsor a Prize
You can sponsor a Prize for a little as $50.
Photographed by Julie Wilson
SPECIAL AWARD
MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR IN ALL BREED CLASSES
Open to all exhibitors.
Points to be awarded as follows:
First, 3 points; Second; 2 points; Third, 1 point
In the event of a tie, 2 extra points for each Champion and 1 extra point
for each Reserve Champion will be awarded.
Points are awarded regardless of the number of entries in each class.
Results will be calculated by the RA&HS Royal Show Division staff.
ANDALUSIAN
All horses must be registered with the Andalusian
Horse Association of Australia Inc (AHAA).
All owners/handlers must be current fnancial
members of the AHAA Inc.
PARTBRED - LED
Class 1 - Best Presented
Class 2 - Best Handler
Class 3 - Partbred/ID/Australian Stallion, Colt or
Gelding, any age
Class 4 - Partbred/ID/Australian Mare or Filly,
any age
CHAMPION LED PARTBRED/ID/AUSTRALIAN
ANDALUSIAN PARTBRED EXHIBIT
RESERVE CHAMPION LED/ID/AUSTRALIAN
ANDALUSIAN PARTBRED EXHIBIT
PUREBRED - LED
Class 5 - Stallion, Colt or Gelding, any age
Class 6 - Mare or Filly, any age
CHAMPION LED PUREBRED ANDALUSIAN
EXHIBIT
RESERVE CHAMPION LED PUREBRED
ANDALUSIAN EXHIBIT
RIDDEN
Class 7 - Ridden Partbred/ID/Australian
Andalusian
Class 8 - Ridden Purebred
CHAMPION RIDDEN ANDALUSIAN EXHIBIT
RESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN ANDALUSIAN
EXHIBIT
Class 9 - Ridden Educated Andalusian
Class 10 - Ridden Andalusian Pleasure Hack
Snaffe only, no whips or spurs permitted.
Class 11 - Rider of Andalusian
Class 12 - Pair of Ridden Andalusians
Class 13 - Costume - Traditional Spanish or
Spanish Fiesta only
ARABIAN & ARABIAN DERIVATIVE
All horses must be registered with the Arabian
Horse Society of Australia Ltd.
Classes will be conducted under the current rules
of the Arabian Horse Society of Australia Ltd.
PUREBRED - LED
Class 14 - Purebred Mare, 4 years and over
Class 15 - Purebred Gelding, 4 years and over
Class 16 - Purebred Stallion, 4 years and over
CHAMPION LED SENIOR PUREBRED ARABIAN
RESERVE CHAMPION LED SENIOR PUREBRED
ARABIAN
Class 17 - Purebred Colt or Gelding, 3 years and
under
Class 18 - Purebred Filly, 3 years and under
CHAMPION LED JUNIOR PUREBRED ARABIAN
RESERVE CHAMPION LED JUNIOR PUREBRED
ARABIAN
SUPREME CHAMPION LED PUREBRED
ARABIAN EXHIBIT
PARTBRED - LED
Class 19 - Derivative Gelding, 4 years and over
Class 20 - Derivative Mare, 4 years and over
Class 21 - Derivative Stallion, 4 years and over
CHAMPION LED SENIOR ARABIAN
DERIVATIVE
RESERVE CHAMPION LED SENIOR ARABIAN
DERIVATIVE
Class 22 - Derivative Gelding, 3 years and under
Class 23 - Derivative Filly, 3 years and under
Class 24 - Derivative Colt, 3 years and under
CHAMPION LED JUNIOR ARABIAN
DERIVATIVE
RESERVE CHAMPION LED JUNIOR ARABIAN
DERIVATIVE
SUPREME CHAMPION LED ARABIAN
DERIVATIVE EXHIBIT
PUREBRED - RIDDEN
Class 25 - Ridden Purebred Mare
Class 26 - Ridden Purebred Stallion
Class 27 - Ridden Purebred Gelding
CHAMPION RIDDEN PUREBRED ARABIAN
RESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN PUREBRED
ARABIAN
PARTBRED - RIDDEN
Class 28 - Ridden Derivative Mare
Class 29 - Ridden Derivative Stallion
Class 30 - Ridden Derivative Gelding
CHAMPION RIDDEN ARABIAN DERIVATIVE
RESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN ARABIAN
DERIVATIVE
SUPREME CHAMPION RIDDEN EXHIBIT
Purebred & Derivative
PERFORMANCE
Purebred and Derivative combined
Class 31 - Bridle Path Hack
Class 32 - Show Hunter
Class 33 - Costume Native or Parade
AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL SADDLEHORSE
All horses must be registered with the Australian National Saddlehorse Association.
No whips or spurs (artifcial aids).
Snaffe bits only allowed in ridden events.
PR - Parent Registered. These horses are bred from two registered ANSA parents. These horses will be
identifed by a P in front of their registration number. If your horse is eligible, but does not have this
new lettering/registration, please contact ANSA head offce for replacement papers.
LED
Class 34 - Led Stallion, 3 years and over
Class 35 - Led Mare, 3 years and over
Class 36 - Led Gelding, 3 years and over
CHAMPION LED AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL
SADDLEHORSE
RESERVE CHAMPION LED AUSTRALIAN
NATIONAL SADDLEHORSE
P REGISTERED - LED
Class 37 - Best Junior ANSA Exhibit, under 3
years (Filly, Colt or Gelding)
Class 38 - Led P Registered ANSA Mare
Class 39 - Led P Registered Gelding
CHAMPION LED P REGISTERED AUSTRALIAN
(to be selected from classes 37 to 39)
RESERVE CHAMPION LED P REGISTERED
AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL SADDLEHORSE
SUPREME CHAMPION LED AUSTRALIAN
RIDDEN
Class 40 - Best Presented ANSA Horse and Rider
To be judged on horse and rider ability and
presentation.
Class 41 - Maiden ANSA Horse under Saddle
Class 42 - ANSA Ridden Stallion
Class 43 - ANSA Mare or Gelding, 14 hands
(1422 mm) and not exceeding 15 hands
(1524 mm)
(1625 mm)
(1625 mm) and over
Class 46 - Educated ANSA Mare, Gelding or
Stallion
Class 47 - Working ANSA Horse
CHAMPION RIDDEN ANSA HORSE
RESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN ANSA HORSE
Class 48 - ANSA P Registered Ridden Stallion
Class 49 - ANSA P Registered Mare or Gelding,
14 hands (1422 mm) and not exceeding 15
hands (1524 mm)
15 hands (1524 mm) and not exceeding 16
hands (1625 mm)
16 hands (1625 mm) and over
CHAMPION P REGISTERED RIDDEN ANSA
HORSE
RESERVE CHAMPION P REGISTERED RIDDEN
ANSA HORSE
SUPREME CHAMPION RIDDEN ANSA HORSE
AUSTRALIAN PONY STUD BOOK PONY
Ponies must be registered or foal recorded with the Australian Pony Stud Book Society.
Exhibitors must be members of the Australian Pony Stud Book Society or with a society recognised by
the APSB Society.
All ponies to adhere to the height limit and show ring presentation regulations for their particular
breed.
PLEASE NOTE: Shetland ponies entered in their own breed classes are ineligible for entry in APSB
classes.
LED
Class 52 - Australian Pony Filly, 3 years and
under
Class 53 - Australian Pony Mare, 4 years and
over.
Class 54 - Australian Pony Stallion or Colt
Class 55 - Australian Pony Gelding
Class 56 - 3rd Generation Australian Pony Mare
or Filly
Class 57 - 3rd Generation Australian Pony
Stallion, Colt or Gelding
CHAMPION LED AUSTRALIAN PONY
RESERVE CHAMPION LED AUSTRALIAN PONY
Class 58 - Welsh Mountain Pony Mare or Filly
Class 59 - Welsh Mountain Pony Stallion or Colt
Class 60 - Welsh Mountain Pony Gelding
CHAMPION LED WELSH MOUNTAIN PONY
RESERVE CHAMPION LED WELSH MOUNTAIN
PONY
Class 61 - Welsh Pony Mare or Filly
Class 62 - Welsh Pony Stallion or Colt
Class 63 - Welsh Pony Gelding
CHAMPION LED WELSH PONY
RESERVE CHAMPION LED WELSH PONY
Class 64 - Any Other Registered Purebred Mare
or Filly
Class 65 - Any Other Registered Purebred
Stallion, Colt or Gelding
CHAMPION LED ANY OTHER PUREBRED
RESERVE CHAMPION LED ANY OTHER
PUREBRED
SUPREME CHAMPION LED APSB PUREBRED
EXHIBIT
Class 66 - Non-Purebred/Riding Pony Filly, 3
years and under
Class 67 - Non-Purebred/Riding Pony Mare, 4
years and over
Class 68 - Non-Purebred/Riding Pony Stallion,
Colt or Gelding
CHAMPION LED NON-PUREBRED
RESERVE CHAMPION LED NON-PUREBRED
RIDDEN
Class 69 - Leading Rein Purebred, not exceeding
12 hands (1219 mm), rider under 8 years
Class 70 - First Ridden Pony, not exceeding 12.2
hands (1270 mm), rider 14 years and under
Class 71 - Ridden Purebred Mare or Filly
Class 72 - Ridden Purebred Stallion, Colt or
Gelding
Class 73 - Ridden Pleasure Purebred
Class 74 - Ridden Educated Purebred
CHAMPION RIDDEN APSB
RESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN APSB
Class 75 - Ridden Non-Purebred/Riding Pony
AUSTRALIAN SADDLE PONY
All exhibits must be registered with the Australian Saddle Pony Association.
Foal recorded stock are eligible to enter all Australian Saddle Pony Association classes.
LED
Class 76 - Colt, under 4 years
Class 77 - Filly, under 4 years
Class 78 - Gelding, under 4 years
CHAMPION LED JUNIOR AUSTRALIAN
SADDLE PONY
RESERVE CHAMPION LED JUNIOR
AUSTRALIAN SADDLE PONY
Class 79 - Stallion, 4 years and over, not
exceeding 13 hands (1321 mm)
Class 80 - Stallion, 4 years and over, over 13
hands (1321 mm) and not exceeding 14.2
hands (1473 mm)
CHAMPION LED SENIOR AUSTRALIAN
SADDLE PONY STALLION
RESERVE CHAMPION LED SENIOR
AUSTRALIAN SADDLE PONY STALLION
Class 81 - Mare, 4 years and over, not exceeding
12.2 hands (1270 mm)
Class 82 - Mare, 4 years and over, over 12.2
hands (1372 mm)
hands (1473 mm)
SADDLE PONY MARE
AUSTRALIAN SADDLE PONY MARE
Class 84 - Gelding, 4 years and over, not
exceeding 12.2 hands (1270 mm)
Class 85 - Gelding, 4 years and over, over 12.2
hands (1372 mm)
hands (1473 mm)
SADDLE PONY GELDING
AUSTRALIAN SADDLE PONY GELDING
SADDLE PONY
RIDDEN
All exhibits in ridden classes must wear an
Australian Saddle Pony saddle cloth.
Class 87 - Ridden Stallion or Colt, 3 years and
over
Class 88 - Ridden Mare, 3 years and over, not
Class 89 - Ridden Mare, 3 years and over, over
12.2 hands (1270 mm) and not exceeding
13.2 hands (1372 mm)
Class 90 - Ridden Mare, 3 years and over, over
14.2 hands (1473 mm)
Class 91 - Ridden Gelding, 3 years and over, not
Class 92 - Ridden Gelding, 3 years and over, over
13.2 hands (1372 mm)
Class 93 - Ridden Gelding, 3 years and over, over
14.2 hands (1473 mm)
CHAMPION RIDDEN AUSTRALIAN SADDLE
PONY
RESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN AUSTRALIAN
SADDLE PONY
AUSTRALIAN STOCK HORSE
All horses must be registered with the Australian Stock Horse Society. All horses must be fully
registered. All horses must be owned or leased by a current fnancial member of the Australian Stock
Horse Society Ltd.
LED
Whips: In led classes a show whip is
permitted and must not exceed 77 cm in total
length. Dressage whips and hacking canes are
not permitted.
Class 94 - Best Presented Led Australian Stock
Horse, any age
Class 95 - Junior Handler, 17 years and under
Handlers to be 17 years and under on the day of
competition.
Class 96 - Led Colt, Filly or Gelding, yearling
Class 97 - Led Colt, 2 and 3 years old
Class 98 - Led Stallion, 4 years and over
CHAMPION LED AUSTRALIAN STOCK HORSE
COLT OR STALLION
RESERVE CHAMPION LED AUSTRALIAN STOCK
HORSE COLT OR STALLION
Class 99 - Led Gelding, 2 and 3 years old
Class 100 - Led Gelding, 4 years and over, 15
hands (1524 mm) and under
Class 101 - Led Gelding, 4 years and over, over
15 hands (1524 mm)
GELDING
HORSE GELDING
Class 102 - Led Filly, 2 and 3 years old
Class 103 - Led Mare, 4 years and over, 15 hands
(1524 mm) and under
Class 104 - Led Mare, 4 years and over, over 15
hands (1524 mm)
MARE OR FILLY
HORSE MARE OR FILLY
STOCK HORSE EXHIBIT
RIDDEN
Competitors may be limited depending on entry
numbers.
Horses must be registered with the Australian
Stock Horse Society Ltd.
All Australian Stock Horses must be fully
registered.
All horses must be owned or leased by a current
full fnancial member of the Australian Stock
Horse Society Ltd.
All riders must wear protective headgear to
the current Australian, European or American
Standard.
Riders under 18 years must state date of birth on
entry form.
Junior riders (under 18 years) are not permitted to
ride stallions in any ridden event.
All competitors are to abide by the ASHS Ltd
Event Handbook.
Dress as per ASHS Events Handbook unless
otherwise specifed.
Whips: In led classes a show whip is permitted
and must not exceed 77 cm in total length. In
working classes only a stock whip is to be
carried. Dressage whips and hacking canes are
not permitted.
Class 105 - Australian Stock Horse and Lady
Rider (ASHLA)
Rider to be a fnancial member of the
Australian Stock Horse Ladies Association
of the Australian Stock Horse Society Ltd at
time of closing date.
Open to stallions, mares and geldings
reigstered or foal recorded with the ASHS
Ltd.
Competitors are only allowed one mount in
this event.
Novice riders must not have won an ASHLA
class at a State Royal, Canberra Royal or
National Show on the day of judging.
The highest score out of those eligible
will be the Best Novice ASHLA
Rider. Competitors will lost novice status
after winning the novice award.
Judges pattern.
1st PLACE AUSTRALIAN STOCK HORSE & LADY
RIDER
Competitor must be a member of the Australian
Stock Horse Ladies Association (proof required
with entry), 13 years and over, riding a registered
Australian Stock Horse which has been accepted
in another class at the 2014 Royal Adelaide
Autumn Horse Show. Riders under 18 years must
state date of birth on entry form.
BEST NOVICE ASHLA RIDER
Presented to the highest placed Novice Rider in
the Australian Stock Horse and Lady Rider event
at the 2014 Royal Adelaide Autumn Horse Show.
For riders which have not won an ASHLA Class
or Highest Placed Novice ASHLA Rider award
at any Capital City Royal or National Australian
Stock Horse Show on the day of judging. The
ASHLA Novice Award can only be won once.
1st PLACE AUSTRALIAN STOCK HORSE & LADY
RIDER - JUNIOR
Presented to the highest placed Junior Rider
(under 18 years) in the ASHLA event at the 2014
Royal Adelaide Autumn Horse Show.
Riders under 18 years must state date of birth on
entry form.
Class 106 - Stockmans Turnout
The horse should be suitably equipped
and the tack should include items that may
be required for a days work around the
property. Rider to be 13 years and over on
the day of competition.
Judges pattern.
Class 107 - Ridden Australian Stock Horse, rider
under 17 years of age
Rider to be under 17 years of age on the day
of competition.
Open to all registered Australian Stock
Horses.
Jointed snaffe bits only.
Attire all English or all Traditional.
Judges pattern.
Class 108 - Ridden Mare or Filly, 4 years and
over
Riders to be 13 years of age and over on the
day of competition.
Horses.
Judges pattern.
Class 109 - Ridden Gelding, 4 years and over
day of competition.
Horses.
Judges pattern.
Class 110 - Ridden Stallion or Colt, 4 years and
over
day of competition.
Horses.
Class 111 - Ridden Gelding, Colt or Filly, 3 years
and under
day of competition.
Horses.
Judges pattern.
CHAMPION RIDDEN AUSTRALIAN STOCK
HORSE
RESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN AUSTRALIAN
STOCK HORSE
Class 112 - Working Australian Stock Horse,
youth rider under 18 years of age
Rider to be under 17 years of age and under
on the day of competition.
Horses.
Attire all Traditional.
Judges pattern.
Class 113 - Working Stallion, 4 years and over
Rider to be 13 years of age and over on the
day of competition.
Horses.
Judges pattern.
Class 114 - Working Mare, 4 years and over
day of competition.
Horses.
Judges pattern.
Class 115 - Working Gelding, 4 years and over
day of competition.
Horses.
Judges pattern.
Class 116 - Working Colt, Filly or Gelding, 3
years and under
day of competition.
Horses.
Judges pattern.
CHAMPION WORKING AUSTRALIAN STOCK
HORSE
RESERVE CHAMPION WORKING AUSTRALIAN
STOCK HORSE
Class 117 - Open ASH Station/Utility Horse
day of competition.
Riders under 18 years may not ride stallions.
Attire traditional only.
Class 118 - ASH Time Trial
day of competition.
Riders under 18 years may not ride stallions.
Attire traditional only.
Time Trial Pattern TT4 as per course and
rules in ASHS Pattern Book.
AUSTRALIAN STUD SADDLE PONY
All ponies must be registered with the Australian Stud Saddle Pony Society Registered, Adult Registered
Group C, B or A or purebred, not exceeding 14.2 hands (1473 mm).
Class 119 - CBA or AA Female, 3 years and
under, not exceeding 14.2 hands
(1473 mm).
Class 120 - CBA or AA Female, 4 years and over,
not exceeding 14.2 hands (1473 mm), dry.
CHAMPION AUSTRALIAN STUD SADDLE
PONY FEMALE
RESERVE CHAMPION AUSTRALIAN STUD
SADDLE PONY FEMALE
Class 121 - CBA or AA Entire, 3 years and under,
not exceeding 14.2 hands (1473 mm).
Class 122 - CBA or Purebred Colt or AA Entire,
4 years and over, not exceeding 14.2 hands
(1473 mm).
PONY ENTIRE OR COLT
SADDLE PONY ENTIRE OR COLT
Class 123 - CBA or AA Gelding, 13.2 hands
(1372 mm) and under, any age.
Class 124 - CBA or AA Gelding, over 13.2 hands
(1372 mm) and not exceeding 14.2 hands
(1473 mm), any age.
PONY GELDING
SADDLE PONY GELDING
SUPREME CHAMPION AUSTRALIAN STUD
SADDLE PONY
Class 125 - Foundation (D) Female, 12.2 hands
(1270 mm) and under, any age
Class 126 - Foundation (D) Female, over 12.2
hands (1473 mm).
PONY FOUNDATION (D) FEMALE
SADDLE PONY FOUNDATION (D) FEMALE
Class 127 - E Group Gelding, 12.2 hands (1270
mm) and under, any age.
Class 128 - E Group Gelding, over 12.2 hands
1473 mm), any age.
CHAMPION E GROUP AUSTRALIAN STUD
SADDLE PONY GELDING
RESERVE CHAMPION E GROUP AUSTRALIAN
STUD SADDLE PONY GELDING
BUCKSKIN
All horses must be registered with a recognised Buckskin association/society.
Exhibitors must be fnancial members of the association/society at the time of entry.
LED
Class 129 - Best Presented Buckskin & Handler
Class 130 - Junior Handler, 12 years and under
(may be accompanied by an adult)
Class 131 - Junior Handler, over 12 years and
under 18 years
Class 132 - Adult Handler, 18 years and over
Class 133 - Novice Led Buckskin
Class 134 - Adult Registered Stallion, any height
Class 135 - Foal Recorded Colt, 2 years and
under
CHAMPION LED BUCKSKIN STALLION OR
COLT
RESERVE CHAMPION LED BUCKSKIN
STALLION OR COLT
Class 136 - Adult Registered Mare, not
exceeding 13.2 hands (1372 mm), dry
Class 137 - Adult Registered Mare, over 13.2
hands (1372 mm), dry
Class 138 - Broodmare, with foal at foot or due
to foal in the current season
Class 139 - Foal Recorded Filly, 2 years and
under
CHAMPION LED BUCKSKIN MARE OR FILLY
RESERVE CHAMPION LED BUCKSKIN MARE
OR FILLY
Class 140 - Adult Registered Gelding, not
Class 141 - Adult Registered Gelding, over 13.2
hands (1372 mm)
Class 142 - Foal Recorded Gelding, 2 years and
under
CHAMPION LED BUCKSKIN GELDING
RESERVE CHAMPION LED BUCKSKIN
GELDING
SUPREME CHAMPION LED BUCKSKIN EXHIBIT
BEST YOUNGSTOCK EXHIBIT
To be selected from classes 135, 139 and 142
RIDDEN
Class 143 - Smartest on Parade
May be led.
Not eligible for Champion or Reserve
Champion awards.
Class 144 - Ridden Stallion or Gelding, any
height
Class 145 - Ridden Mare, any height
Class 146 - Pleasure Ridden Buckskin
Class 147 - Educated Ridden Buckskin
CHAMPION RIDDEN BUCKSKIN
RESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN BUCKSKIN
CLEVELAND BAY/CLEVELAND BAY SPORTHORSE
All horses must be registered with the Cleveland Bay Horse Association of Australasia.
LED
Class 148 - Youngstock Filly, 2 years and under
Class 149 - Youngstock Colt or Gelding, 2 years
and under
CHAMPION LED YOUNGSTOCK CLEVELAND
BAY OR CLEVELAND BAY SPORTHORSE
RESERVE CHAMPION LED YOUNGSTOCK
CLEVELAND BAY OR CLEVELAND BAY
SPORTHORSE
Class 150 - Mare, 3 years and over
Class 151 - Stallion, 3 years and over
Class 152 - Gelding, 3 years and over
CHAMPION LED CLEVELAND BAY OR
CLEVELAND BAY SPORTHORSE, 3 YEARS &
OVER
RESERVE CHAMPION LED CLEVELAND BAY
OR CLEVELAND BAY SPORTHORSE, 3 YEARS
& OVER
SUPREME CHAMPION LED CLEVELAND BAY
OR CLEVELAND BAY SPORTHORSE
RIDDEN
Class 153 - Ridden Mare
Class 154 - Ridden Gelding
Class 155 - Ridden Stallion
CHAMPION RIDDEN CLEVELAND BAY OR
CLEVELAND BAY SPORTHORSE
RESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN CLEVELAND
BAY OR CLEVELAND BAY SPORTHORSE
CLYDESDALE
All horses must be registered with the Commonwealth Clydesdale Horse Society; the Clydesdale Stud
Book of Great Britain and Ireland or the Clydesdale Stud Book of New Zealand.
LED
Class 156 - Colt, 1 year and under
Class 157 - Colt, 2 and 3 years
CHAMPION LED CLYDESDALE STALLION OR
COLT
RESERVE CHAMPION LED CLYDESDALE
STALLION OR COLT
Class 159 - Filly, 1 year and under
Class 160 - Filly, 2 or 3 years
CHAMPION LED CLYDESDALE MARE OR FILLY
RESERVE CHAMPION LED CLYDESDALE MARE
OR FILLY
Class 162 - Gelding, any age
CHAMPION LED CLYDESDALE GELDING
RESERVE CHAMPION LED CLYDESDALE
GELDING
SUPREME CHAMPION LED CLYDESDALE
LONG REINING
Class 163 - Long Reining Obstacle Course
Competition.
Horse to complete course as set out by the
Committee.
Competition open to Clydesdales only.
Winner decided by lowest fault points.
In the event of a tie, competitors will be
placed accordingly to the time taken to
complete the course.
Committee reserve the right to restrict
entries to 10 horses.
DILUTES
All horses must be registered with Dilutes Australia Ltd.
Exhibitors must be fnancial members of Dilutes Australia Ltd at the time of entry.
DILUTES - LED
Classes 149 to 165 are open to any Dilute
registered with a Dilute Association.
Class 164 - Best Presented Horse and Handler
Class 165 - Novice Handler
Open to handlers who have not won a frst
place in a handler class at any show.
Class 166 - Senior Handler, 18 years and over
Class 167 - Junior Handler, under 18 years
Class 168 - Best Conformation
Class 169 - Best Trot Pony, 14 hands (1422 mm)
and under
Class 170 - Best Trot Horse, over 14 hands (1422
mm)
Class 171 - Best Bred to Type Pony, 14 hands
(1422 mm) and under
Class 172 - Best Bred to Type Horse, over 14
hands (1422 mm)
Class 173 - Dual/Multi Registered Pony, 14
hands (1422 mm) and under
Class 174 - Dual/Multi Registered Horse, over
14 hands (1422 mm)
PALOMINO - LED
Class 175 - Junior Filly, Colt or Gelding
Class 177 - Stallion or Gelding, 4 years and over
CHAMPION LED PALOMINO
RESERVE CHAMPION LED PALOMINO
BUCKSKIN/DUN - LED
Class 178 - Junior Filly, Colt or Gelding
CHAMPION LED BUCKSKIN/DUN
RESERVE CHAMPION LED SENIOR BUCKSKIN/
DUN
PALOMINO - LED
Classes 181 to 213 are restricted to fnancial
Dilute Members only.
Class 181 - Best Mane and Tail
Class 182 - Best Coat Colour
CHAMPION LED SENIOR PALOMINO
RESERVE CHAMPION LED SENIOR PALOMINO
Class 186 - Colt or Gelding, 3 years and under
Class 187 - Filly, 3 years and under
CHAMPION LED JUNIOR PALOMINO
RESERVE CHAMPION LED JUNIOR PALOMINO
GRAND CHAMPION LED PALOMINO
BUCKSKIN/DUN - LED
CHAMPION SENIOR LED BUCKSKIN/DUN
RESERVE CHAMPION SENIOR LED BUCKSKIN/
DUN
CHAMPION JUNIOR LED BUCKSKIN/DUN
RESERVE CHAMPION JUNIOR LED BUCKSKIN/
DUN
GRAND CHAMPION LED BUCKSKIN/DUN
ANY OTHER DILUTE - LED
CHAMPION LED SENIOR ANY OTHER DILUTE
RESERVE CHAMPION LED SENIOR ANY OTHER
DILUTE
CHAMPION LED JUNIOR ANY OTHER DILUTE
RESERVE CHAMPION LED JUNIOR ANY
OTHER DILUTE
GRAND CHAMPION LED ANY OTHER DILUTE
SUPREME CHAMPION LED DILUTE
To be selected from Grand Champion Palomino,
Grand Champion Buckskin/Dun and Grand
Champion Any Other Dilute.
DILUTE ANCILLARIES - LED
CHAMPION LED SENIOR ANCILLARY
RESERVE CHAMPION LED SENIOR ANCILLARY
Class 201 - Colt or Gelding, under 4 years
CHAMPION LED JUNIOR ANCILLARY
RESERVE CHAMPION LED JUNIOR ANCILLARY
GRAND CHAMPION LED ANCILLARY
NON-DILUTE ANCILLARY - LED
CHAMPION LED SENIOR NON DILUTE
ANCILLARY
RESERVE CHAMPION LED SENIOR NON
DILUTE ANCILLARY
Class 206 - Colt or Gelding, under 4 years
CHAMPION LED JUNIOR NON DILUTE
ANCILLARY
RESERVE CHAMPION LED JUNIOR NON
DILUTE ANCILLARY
GRAND CHAMPION NON DILUTE ANCILLARY
RIDDEN
Not eligible for Champion or Reserve
Champion awards
Class 208 - Ridden Dilute, 14 hands (1422 mm)
and under
Class 209 - Ridden Dilute, over 14 hands (1422
mm) and under 15.2 mm (1575 mm)
Class 210 - Ridden Dilute, 15.2 hands (1575
mm) and over
Class 211 - Dilute Hack
Class 212 - Best Educated Dilute
Workout at riders discretion.
Class 213 - Pleasure Dilute
No whips or spurs permitted.
CHAMPION RIDDEN DILUTE
RESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN DILUTE
FRIESIAN PARTBRED & FRIESIAN PUREBRED
All horses must be registered with the Australian Friesian Warmblood Horse Society (AFWHS) or the
Australian and New Zealand Friesian Horse Society (ANZFHS) and owners must be current members
of either society.
LED
Class 214 - Best Presented - Led Friesian Partbred
or Purebred
Class 215 - Friesian Partbred Stallion, Colt or
Gelding
Class 216 - Friesian Partbred Mare or Filly
CHAMPION LED FRIESIAN PARTBRED
RESERVE CHAMPION LED FRIESIAN PARTBRED
Class 217 - Friesian Purebred Stallion, Colt or
Gelding
Class 218 - Friesian Purebred Mare or Filly
CHAMPION LED FRIESIAN PUREBRED
RESERVE CHAMPION LED FRIESIAN
PUREBRED
SUPREME CHAMPION LED FRIESIAN EXHIBIT
RIDDEN
Class 219 - Ridden Friesian Partbred Stallion or
Gelding
Class 220 - Ridden Friesian Partbred Mare
CHAMPION RIDDEN FRIESIAN PARTBRED
RESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN FRIESIAN
PARTBRED
Class 221 - Ridden Friesian Purebred Stallion or
Gelding
Class 222 - Ridden Friesian Purebred Mare
CHAMPION RIDDEN FRIESIAN PUREBRED
RESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN FRIESIAN
PUREBRED
SUPREME CHAMPION RIDDEN FRIESIAN
EXHIBIT
Class 223 - Costume Class - Friesian Partbred or
Purebred
May be mounted or unmounted.
GALLOWAY
LED
Class 224 - Filly, 2 and 3 years, over 14 hands
(1524 mm), dry.
Class 225 - Mare, 4 years and over, over 14
hands (1422 mm) and not exceeding 15
hands (1524 mm), dry.
hands (1524 mm), in foal or with foal at
foot.
CHAMPION LED GALLOWAY MARE OR FILLY
RESERVE CHAMPION LED GALLOWAY MARE
OR FILLY
Class 227 - Entire, over 14 hands (1422 mm) and
not exceeding 15 hands (1524 mm).
CHAMPION LED GALLOWAY ENTIRE
RESERVE CHAMPION LED GALLOWAY ENTIRE
Class 228 - Gelding, over 14 hands (1422 mm)
and not exceeding 15 hands (1524 mm).
CHAMPION LED GALLOWAY GELDING
RESERVE CHAMPION LED GALLOWAY
GELDING
SUPREME CHAMPION LED GALLOWAY
RIDDEN
Class 229 - Ridden Galloway Mare, over 14
hands (1473 mm)
Class 230 - Ridden Galloway Mare, over 14.2
hands (1524 mm)
Class 231 - Ridden Galloway Gelding, over 14
hands (1473 mm)
Class 232 - Ridden Galloway Gelding, over 14.2
hands (1524 mm)
CHAMPION RIDDEN GALLOWAY
RESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN GALLOWAY
MINIATURE HORSE
All horses must abide by the Miniature Horse Association of Australia height for age ruling and all
exhibitors must be fnancial members of the Association. All exhibits must be shown in accordance
with the Showing Standard and Breed Standard of Excellence.
Current Membership Cards must be presented with entries.
MINIATURE HORSE
Class 233 - Best Presented Miniature Horse and
Handler
CHAMPION MINIATURE HORSE MARE OR
FILLY
RESERVE CHAMPION MINIATURE HORSE
MARE OR FILLY
Class 236 - Colt, 2 years and under
CHAMPION MINIATURE HORSE STALLION OR
COLT
STALLION OR COLT
Class 238 - Gelding, 2 years and under
CHAMPION MINIATURE HORSE GELDING
GELDING
SUPREME CHAMPION MINIATURE HORSE
EXHIBIT
SMALL HORSE
CHAMPION SMALL HORSE MARE OR FILLY
RESERVE CHAMPION SMALL HORSE MARE OR
FILLY
CHAMPION SMALL HORSE STALLION OR
COLT
RESERVE CHAMPION SMALL HORSE STALLION
OR COLT
CHAMPION SMALL HORSE GELDING
RESERVE CHAMPION SMALL HORSE GELDING
SUPREME CHAMPION SMALL HORSE EXHIBIT
MINIATURE PONY
All exhibits must be registered with the Australian Miniature Pony Society Inc and in the name of a
current fnancial member.
All exhibits must be prepared in accordance with the Australian Miniature Pony Society Inc Standard
of Showing
All handlers must be current fnancial members of the Australian Miniature Pony Society Inc, including
Junior Handlers, who must be current fnancial members in their own right, either as a Junior Member
or as part of a Joint or Family Membership.
The age of handlers applies at the frst day of show season. All handlers remain in the same age class
all season, irrespective of whether a birthday is during the season.
Appendix Pony Classes - ONLY ponies with current Appendix Registration Certifcates are eligible to
enter.
LED
Class 246 - Best Presented Pony and Junior
Handler
Note: No workout for this class.
Class 247 - Best Presented Pony and Adult
Handler
Note: No workout for this class.
CHAMPION LED MINIATURE PONY MARE OR
FILLY
RESERVE CHAMPION LED MINIATURE PONY
MARE OR FILLY
CHAMPION LED MINIATURE PONY STALLION
OR COLT
STALLION OR COLT
CHAMPION LED MINIATURE PONY GELDING
GELDING
SUPREME CHAMPION LED MINIATURE PONY
EXHIBIT
HANDLER
Class 254 - Child Handler, 14 years and under
Class 255 - Child Handler, 15 years to 17 years
CHAMPION CHILD HANDLER
RESERVE CHAMPION CHILD HANDLER
Class 256 - Adult Handler, 18 years to 25 years
Class 257 - Adult Handler, 26 years and over
CHAMPION ADULT HANDLER
RESERVE CHAMPION ADULT HANDLER
APPENDIX PONY - LED
Appendix classes cannot be combined with other
Miniature Pony classes.
Appendix Pony Classes - ONLY ponies with
current Appendix Registration Certifcates are
eligible to enter.
Class 258 - Appendix Mare or Filly, any age
Class 259 - Appendix Stallion or Colt, any age
Class 260 - Appendix Gelding, any age
PINTO
All exhibitors must be a current fnancial member of the Pinto Association.
All exhibits must be registered or recorded with the Pinto Association.
All competitors entered in rider or handler events must be a current fnancial member of the Pinto
Association.
All exhibits entered in ridden classes must be 3 years or older. Stallions or colts 2 years and older must
be bitted.
Stallions must be ridden or handled by a competant handler or rider 15 years and over.
LED
Class 261 - Best Presented Pinto and Handler,
handler under 18 years
No workout required.
Class 262 - Best Presented Pinto and Handler,
handler 18 years and over
No workout required.
Class 263 - Handler, under 10 years
Class 264 - Handler, 10 years and under 18 years
Class 265 - Handler, 18 years and over
Class 266 - Colt, Filly or Gelding Foal
Born after 1/07/2013 and before 01/08/2014
Class 267 - Colt, Filly or Gelding, 1 year old
Born after 31/07/2012 and before
01/08/2013
Class 268 - Colt, Filly or Gelding, 2 years old
Born after 31/07/2011 and before
01/08/2012
CHAMPION LED JUNIOR PINTO
RESERVE CHAMPION LED JUNIOR PINTO
Class 269 - Mare, 3 years and over, not
hands (1422 mm)
hands (1422 mm)
CHAMPION LED PINTO MARE
RESERVE CHAMPION LED PINTO MARE
Class 272 - Led Gelding, 3 years and over, not
14 hands (1422 mm)
14 hands (1422 mm)
CHAMPION LED PINTO GELDING
RESERVE CHAMPION LED PINTO GELDING
Class 276 - Stallion, 3 years and over, over 10.2
hands (1422 mm)
Class 277 - Stallion, 3 years and over, over 14
hands (1422 mm)
CHAMPION LED PINTO STALLION
RESERVE CHAMPION LED PINTO STALLION
SUPREME CHAMPION LED PINTO
RIDDEN
Rider classes are not eligible for Champion
Ridden awards.
Class 278 - Rider, under 10 years
Class 279 - Rider, 10 years and under 18 years
Class 280 - Rider, 18 years and over
Class 281 - Novice Ridden Pinto, not exceeding
14 hands (1422 mm)
For exhibits which haven ot won a
Champion Ridden Pinto event.
Class 282 - Novice Ridden Pinto, over 14 hands
(1422 mm)
For exhibits which have not won a
Champion Ridden Pinto event.
Class 283 - Ridden Pinto, not exceeding 12
hands (1219 mm)
Class 284 - Ridden Pinto, over 12 hands
(1422 mm)
(1524 mm)
(1524 mm)
Class 287 - Educated Pinto, not exceeding 14
hands (1422 mm)
Class 288 - Educated Pinto, over 14 hands
(1422 mm)
Class 289 - Pleasure Pinto, not exceeding 14
hands (1422 mm)
To be ridden in snaffe bits only, not whips,
spurs or drop nosebands
Class 290 - Pleasure Pinto, over 14 hands
(1422 mm)
To be ridden in snaffe bits only, not whips,
spurs or drop nosebands
CHAMPION RIDDEN PINTO
RESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN PINTO
PURA RAZA ESPANOLA
All PRE horses entered shall be judged according to their actual age on the day of judging, under
workouts prescribed by the International body
LED
Class 291 - Filly, yearling
Class 292 - Colt, yearling
Class 293 - Gelding, yearling
Class 294 - Filly, 2 years old
Class 295 - Colt, 2 years old
Class 296 - Gelding, 2 years old
Class 300 - Mare, 4 years old
Class 301 - Stallion, 4 years old
Class 303 - Mare, 5 & 6 years old
Class 304 - Stallion, 5 & 6 years old
Class 305 - Gelding, 5 & 6 years old
Class 306 - Mare, 7 years old and over
Class 307 - Stallion, 7 years old and over
Class 308 - Gelding, 7 years old and over
RIDDEN
Class 309 - Ridden Mare, 4 years old
Class 310 - Ridden Stallion, 4 years old
Class 311 - Ridden Gelding, 4 years old
Class 312 - Ridden Mare, 5 & 6 years old
Class 313 - Ridden Stallion, 5 & 6 years old
Class 314 - Ridden Gelding, 5 & 6 years old
Class 315 - Ridden Mare, 7 years old and over
Class 316 - Ridden Stallion, 7 years old and over
Class 317 - Ridden Gelding, 7 years old and over
CHAMPION PURA RAZA ESPANOLA STALLION
RESERVE CHAMPION PURA RAZA ESPANOLA
STALLION
CHAMPION PURA RAZA ESPANOLA MARE
MARE
CHAMPION PURA RAZA ESPANOLA COLT
COLT
CHAMPION PURA RAZA ESPANOLA FILLY
FILLY
FUNCTIONALITY CHAMPION PURA RAZA
ESPANOLA
FUNCTIONALITY RESERVE CHAMPION PURA
RAZA ESPANOLA
QUARTER HORSE
All horses entered in halter/led classes must be registered with the Quarter Horse Association
of Australia Ltd.
Exhibitors must be fnancial members of the Quarter Horse Association of Australia Ltd
LED
Class 318 - Colt, 3 years old and under
Class 319 - Stallion, 4 years old and over
CHAMPION LED QUARTER HORSE STALLION
OR COLT
RESERVE CHAMPION LED QUARTER HORSE
STALLION OR COLT
Class 320 - Filly, 3 years old and under
Class 321 - Mare, 4 years old and over
CHAMPION LED QUARTER HORSE MARE OR
FILLY
MARE OR FILLY
Class 322 - Gelding, 3 years old and under
Class 323 - Gelding, 4 years old and over
CHAMPION LED QUARTER HORSE GELDING
GELDING
SUPREME CHAMPION LED QUARTER HORSE
RIDDEN
Class 324 - Youth Western Pleasure
Class 325 - Open Western Pleasure
Class 326 - Youth Western Horsemanship
Class 327 - Amateur Western Horsemanship
Class 328 - Open Trail
Class 329 - Youth Hunter Under Saddle
Class 330 - Amateur Hunter Under Saddle
Class 331 - Open Hunter Under Saddle
RIDING PONY STUD BOOK SOCIETY & SHOW HUNTER PONIES
All Riding Ponies must be shown in accordance with the Rules and Regulations of the Riding Pony
Stud Book Society Ltd.
In any one season, a pony 4 years and over may be exhibited as a Show Pony or Show Hunter Pony
but not as both.
SHOW PONY LED
Class 332 - Show Pony Filly, 1 year and under,
not exceeding 13.3 hands (1397 mm), dry
Class 333 - Show Pony Filly, 2 years and under,
not exceeding 14 hands (1422 mm), dry
Class 334 - Show Pony Filly, 3 years old, not
CHAMPION LED RPSBS SHOW PONY FILLY
RESERVE CHAMPION LED RPSBS SHOW PONY
FILLY
Class 335 - Show Pony Mare, 4 years and over,
not exceeding 12.2 hands (1270 mm), dry
Class 336 - Show Pony Mare, 4 years and
over, over 12.2 hands (1270 mm) and not
Class 337 - Show Pony Mare, 4 years and
Class 338 - Show Pony Mare, 4 years and over,
not exceeding 14.2 hands (1473 mm), in
foal or with foal at foot
CHAMPION LED RPSBS SHOW PONY MARE
MARE
Class 339 - Show Pony Colt, 1 year old and
under, not exceeding 13.3 hands (1397 mm)
Class 340 - Show Pony Colt, 2 years old and
under, not exceeding 14 hands (1422 mm)
Class 341 - Show Pony Colt, 3 years and under,
not exceeding 14.1 hands (1473 mm)
Class 342 - Show Pony Stallion, 4 years and over,
CHAMPION LED RPSBS SHOW PONY ENTIRE
OR COLT
ENTIRE OR COLT
Class 343 - Show Pony Gelding, 1 and 2 years
old (1 year old not exceeding 13.3 hands
(1397 mm; 2 year old not exceeding 14
hands (1422 mm)
Class 344 - Show Pony Gelding, 3 years old, not
Class 345 - Show Pony Gelding, 4 years and
over, not exceeding 13.2 hands (1372 mm)
Class 346 - Show Pony Gelding, 4 years and
exceeding 14.2 hands
CHAMPION LED RPSBS SHOW PONY
GELDING
GELDING
SHOW HUNTER PONY LED
Class 347 - Show Hunter Pony Filly, 3 years and
under (3 years not exceeding 14.1 hands
(1448 mm); 2 years not exceeding 14 hands
(1422 mm); 1 year not exceeding 13.3
hands (1397 mm)
Class 348 - Show Hunter Pony Mare, 4 years
and over, not exceeding 12.2 hands (1372
mm), dry
Class 349 - Show Hunter Pony Mare, 4 years and
CHAMPION LED RPSBS SHOW HUNTER PONY
MARE OR FILLY
RESERVE CHAMPION LED RPSBS SHOW
HUNTER PONY MARE OR FILLY
Class 350 - Show Hunter Pony Colt, 3 years and
under (3 years not exceeding 14.1 hands
(1448 mm); 2 years not exceeding 14 hands
(1422 mm); 1 year not exceeding 13.3
hands (1397 mm)
Class 351 - Show Hunter Pony Stallion, 4 years
and over, not exceeding 14.2 hands
(1473 mm)
STALLION OR COLT
HUNTER PONY STALLION OR COLT
Class 352 - Show Hunter Pony Gelding, 3 years
and under (3 years not exceeding 14.1
hands (1448 mm); 2 years not exceeding
14 hands (1422 mm); 1 year not exceeding
13.3 hands (1397 mm)
and over, not exceeding 13.2 hands (1372
mm)
and over, over 13.2 hands (1372 mm) and
GELDING
HUNTER PONY GELDING
SUPREME CHAMPION LED RIDING PONY
STUD BOOK SOCIETY EXHIBIT
BREEDER OF THE SUPREME CHAMPION LED
RIDING PONY STUD BOOK SOCIETY EXHIBIT
SHOW PONY - RIDDEN
Class 355 - Ridden Show Pony Mare or Gelding,
3 years and over, not exceeding 12.2 hands
(1270 mm)
3 years and over, over 12.2 hands (1270
mm) and not exceeding 13.2 hands (1372
mm)
3 years and over, over 13.2 hands (1372
mm) and not exceeding 14.2 hands (1473
mm); 3 years not exceeding 14.1 hands
(1448 mm)
Class 358 - Ridden Show Pony Stallion or Colt,
3 years and over not exceeding 14.2 hands
(1473 mm); 3 years not exceeding 14.1
hands (1448 mm)
CHAMPION RIDDEN SHOW PONY
RESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN SHOW PONY
SHOW HUNTER PONY - RIDDEN
Class 359 - Ridden Show Hunter Pony Mare or
Gelding, 3 years and over, not exceeding
13.2 hands (1372 mm)
Class 360 - Ridden Show Hunter Pony Mare or
Gelding, 3 years and over, over 13.2 hands
(1473 mm); 3 years not exceeding 14.1
hands (1448 mm)
Class 361 - Ridden Show Hunter Pony Stallion or
Colt, 3 years and over, not exceeding 14.2
hands (1473 mm); 3 years not exceeding
14.1 hands (1448 mm)
CHAMPION RIDDEN SHOW HUNTER PONY
RESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN SHOW HUNTER
PONY
SUPREME CHAMPION RIDDEN RIDING PONY
STUD BOOK SOCIETY EXHIBIT
BREEDER OF THE SUPREME CHAMPION
RIDDEN RIDING PONY STUD BOOK SOCIETY
EXHIBIT

RIDING PONY STUD BOOK SOCIETY OVERHEIGHT YOUNGSTOCK
& APPENDIX
All Overheight Youngstock, Overheight Section and Appendix Show Hacks and Show Hunter Hacks
must be shown in accordance with the Rules and Regulations of the Riding Pony Stud Book Society. In
any one season, a horse 4 years and over may be exhibited as a Show Hack or Show Hunter Hack but
not as both.
LED - YOUNGSTOCK
Class 363 - Youngstock Filly, 3 years and under
(1 year over 13.3 hands (1397 mm; 2 years
over 14 hands (1422 mm); 3 years over 14.1
hands (1448 mm)
Class 364 - Youngstock Foal Recorded Colt, 3
years and under (1 year over 13.3 hands
(1397 mm); 2 years over 14 hans (1422
mm); 3 years over 14.1 hands (1448 mm)
Class 365 - Youngstock Gelding, 3 years and over
(1 year over 13.3 hands (1397 mm); 2 years
over 14 hands (1422 mm); 3 years over 14.1
hands (1448 mm)
CHAMPION RPSBS OVERHEIGHT
YOUNGSTOCK EXHIBIT
RESERVE CHAMPION RPSBS OVERHEIGHT
YOUNGSTOCK EXHIBIT
LED - APPENDIX SHOW HACK
Class 366 - Appendix Show Hack Mare or
(1524 mm)
Class 367 - Appendix Show Hack Mare or
Gelding, 4 years and over, over 15 hands
(1524 mm)
CHAMPION RPSBS APPENDIX LED SHOW
HACK
RESERVE CHAMPION RPSBS APPENDIX LED
SHOW HACK
LED - APPENDIX SHOW HUNTER
Class 368 - Appendix Show Hunter Mare or
(1524 mm)
Class 369 - Appendix Show Hunter Mare or
Gelding, 4 years and over, over 15 hands
(1524 mm)
CHAMPION LED RPSBS APPENDIX SHOW
HUNTER HACK
RESERVE CHAMPION LED RPSBS APPENDIX
SHOW HUNTER HACK
RIDDEN APPENDIX
Class 370 - Ridden Appendix Show Hack Mare
or Gelding, 3 years and over, over 14.2
hands (1524 mm) (3 years over 14.1 hands
1448 mm)
Class 371 - Ridden Appendix Show Hack Mare
or Gelding, 3 years and over, over 15 hands
(1524 mm) (3 years over 14.1 hands
1448 mm)
CHAMPION RIDDEN RPSBS APPENDIX SHOW
HACK
RESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN RPSBS
APPENDIX SHOW HACK
Class 372 - Ridden Appendix Show Hunter Hack
Mare or Gelding, 3 years and over, over
15 hands (1524 mm) (3 years over 14.1
hands 1448 mm)
Class 373 - Ridden Appendix Show Hunter Hack
Mare or Gelding, 3 years and over, over 15
hands (1524 mm) (3 years over 14.1 hands
1448 mm)
CHAMPION RIDDEN RPSBS APPENDIX SHOW
HUNTER HACK
RESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN RPSBS
APPENDIX SHOW HUNTER HACK
SHETLAND PONY
Ponies must be registered or foal recorded with the Australian Pony Stud Book Society or registered in a
stud book recognised by the APSB Society.
Exhibitors must be members of the Australian Pony Stud Book Society or with a society recognised by
the APSB Society.
Shetland Ponies are not to be clipped, plaited or dyed for Show ring.
To be shown in their natural coat and full feather.
Ponies entered in this section are not eligible to compete in APSB classes.
LED
Class 374 - Colt or Filly, 1 year and under,
mature not exceeding 8.2 hands (864 mm)
Class 375 - Colt or Filly, 2 and 3 years, mature
Class 376 - Mare, 4 years and over, not
CHAMPION LED SHETLAND PONY NOT
EXCEEDING 8.2 HANDS
RESERVE CHAMPION LED SHETLAND PONY
NOT EXCEEDING 8.2 HANDS
Class 378 - Colt or Filly, 1 year and under, over
10.2 hands (1067 mm)
Class 379 - Colt or Filly, 2 and 3 years, over 8.2
hands (1067 mm)
hands (1067 mm)
Class 381 - Stallion, 4 years and over, over 8.2
hands (1067 mm)
CHAMPION SHETLAND PONY OVER 8.2
HANDS AND NOT EXCEEDING 10.2 HANDS
RESERVE CHAMPION SHETLAND PONY
OVER 8.2 HANDS AND NOT EXCEEDING 10.2
HANDS
Class 382 - Gelding, 1 year and under, not
Class 383 - Gelding, 2 and 3 years, not
Class 384 - Gelding, 4 years and over, not
hands (1067 mm)
CHAMPION LED SHETLAND PONY GELDING
RESERVE CHAMPION LED SHETLAND PONY
GELDING
SUPREME CHAMPION LED SHETLAND PONY
RIDDEN
Class 386 - Leading Rein, rider under 8 years of
age
Class 387 - Ridden Shetland Pony, rider 14 years
and under
Class 388 - Ridden Shetland Pony
Class 389 - Pleasure Ridden Shetland Pony
Class 390 - Educated Ridden Shetland Pony
CHAMPION RIDDEN SHETLAND PONY
RESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN SHETLAND
PONY
STANDARDBRED
All horses must be registered with the Standardbred Pleasure & Performance Horse Association.
All exhibitors must be fnancial members of the Standardbred Pleasure & Performance Horse
Association.
Walk/Trot horses are not eligible to enter/compete in Open classes.
LED
Class 391 - Mare or Filly, not exceeding 15.1
hands (1534 mm)
Class 392 - Mare or Filly, over 15.1 hands
(1534 mm)
CHAMPION LED STANDARDBRED MARE OR
FILLY
RESERVE CHAMPION LED STANDARDBRED
MARE OR FILLY
Class 393 - Stallion or Colt, any height
CHAMPION LED STANDARDBRED STALLION
OR COLT
STALLION OR COLT
Class 394 - Gelding, not exceeding 15.1 hands
(1534 mm)
Class 395 - Gelding, over 15.1 hands (1534 mm)
CHAMPION LED STANDARDBRED GELDING
GELDING
SUPREME CHAMPION LED STANDARDBRED
RIDDEN
A Novice is a horse which has not won a
Champion award competing singly in a ridden
event.
Class 397 - Walk/Trot Ridden Mare or Filly, any
height
(horse not yet able to canter)
Class 398 - Walk/Trot Ridden Entire, any height
Class 399 - Walk/Trot R
dden Gelding, any height
CHAMPION RIDDEN WALK/TROT
STANDARDBRED
RESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN WALK/TROT
STANDARDBRED
Class 400 - Ridden Mare or Filly
Class 401 - Ridden Stallion or Colt
Class 402 - Ridden Gelding
CHAMPION RIDDEN STANDARDBRED
RESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN
STANDARDBRED
Class 403 - Led Rider, under 12 years
Class 404 - Walk/Trot Rider, 18 years and under
Class 405 - Walk/Trot Rider, over 18 years
CHAMPION WALK/TROT RIDER
RESERVE CHAMPION WALK/TROT RIDER
Class 406 - Open Rider, 18 years and under
Class 407 - Open Rider, over 18 years
CHAMPION OPEN RIDER
RESERVE CHAMPION OPEN RIDER
BEST ON SHOW STANDARDBRED
All Champion winners eligible
THOROUGHBRED
Horses must be registered with the Australian Thoroughbred Stud Book or any other Stud Book
recognised by the Australian Stud Book.
At the time of entry, proof must be given of eligibility for entry to the Australian Stud Book (or the a
Stud Book approved by the ASB) quoting Volume and Page for Stud Books already printed.
At the time of entry into the ring, the horses Certifcate of Registration by a Principal Club must be
provided or a letter of certifcation and naming from the Registrar of Racehorses.
Horses must be entered under the name registered with the ASB.
LED
Class 408 - Filly, 3 years and under, dry.
Class 409 - Mare, 4 years and over, in foal or
with foal at foot.
Class 410 - Mare, 4 years and over, dry.
CHAMPION LED THOROUGHBRED MARE
RESERVE CHAMPION LED THOROUGHBRED
MARE
Class 411 - Stallion, any age
CHAMPION LED THOROUGHBRED STALLION
STALLION
CHAMPION LED THOROUGHBRED GELDING
GELDING
RIDDEN
Class 414 - Ridden Mare, not exceeding 15.2
hands (1575 mm)
Class 415 - Ridden Mare, over 15.2 hands (1575
mm)
Class 416 - Ridden Gelding, not exceeding 15.2
hands (1575 mm)
Class 417 - Ridden Gelding, over 15.2 hands
(1575 mm)
CHAMPION RIDDEN THOROUGHBRED
RESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN
THOROUGHBRED
WARMBLOOD
Horses must be registered with the Australian Warmblood Horse Association Register. Classes are open
to AWHA registered horses only.
LED
Class 418 - Best Presented Horse and Handler
Class 419 - Led Yearling and under, colt, flly or
gelding
CHAMPION LED WARMBLOOD 3 YEARS &
UNDER
RESERVE CHAMPION LED WARMBLOOD 3
YEARS & UNDER
CHAMPION LED WARMBLOOD, 4 YEARS AND
OVER
RESERVE CHAMPION LED WARMBLOOD, 4
YEARS AND OVER
SUPREME CHAMPION LED WARMBLOOD
Class 429 - Handler, under 18 years
(may not lead a stallion or colt)
Class 430 - Handler, 18 years and over
CHAMPION WARMBLOOD HANDLER
RESERVE CHAMPION WARMBLOOD
HANDLER
RIDDEN
Class 431 - Smartest On Parade
(not eligible for Champion or Reserve
Champion awards)
Class 432 - Ridden Warmblood Stallion
Class 433 - Ridden Warmblood Gelding
Class 434 - Ridden Warmblood Mare
CHAMPION RIDDEN WARMBLOOD MARE,
STALLION OR GELDING
RESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN WARMBLOOD
MARE, STALLION OR GELDING
Class 435 - Maiden Ridden Warmblood
For horses which have not won a frst place
in a ridden class at any show.
Class 436 - Novice Ridden Warmblood
For horses which have not won a ridden
championship at any show
Class 437 - Show Hunter
Horses entered in this class may not compete in
Class 438
Class 438 - Show Hack
Horses entered in this class may not
compete in Class 437
Class 439 - Ridden Educated Warmblood
Class 440 - Ridden Pleasure Warmblood
CHAMPION RIDDEN WARMBLOOD
RESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN WARMBLOOD
SUPREME CHAMPION RIDDEN WARMBLOOD
WELSH MOUNTAIN PONY (SECTION A)
All ponies must be registered with the AWSB. Exhibitors must be fnancial members of the Welsh Pony
& Cob Society. No plaiting (with the exception of Part-Welsh).
LED
Class 441 - Filly, 3 years and under, dry
CHAMPION LED WELSH MOUNTAIN PONY
RESERVE CHAMPION LED WELSH MOUNTAIN
PONY
WELSH PONY (SECTION B)
LED
Class 445 - Filly, 3 years and under, dry
CHAMPION LED WELSH PONY (SECTION B)
RESERVE CHAMPION LED WELSH PONY
(SECTION B)
WELSH PONY OF COB TYPE (SECTION C)
LED
CHAMPION LED WELSH PONY OF COB TYPE
RESERVE CHAMPION LED WELSH PONY OF
COB TYPE
WELSH COB (SECTION D)
LED
CHAMPION LED WELSH COB
RESERVE CHAMPION LED WELSH COB
WELSH GELDINGS
LED
Class 457 - Gelding, A Breeding, any age
Class 458 - Gelding, B Breeding, any age.
Class 459 - Gelding, C Breeding, any age
Class 460 - Gelding, D Breeding, any age
CHAMPION LED WELSH GELDING
RESERVE CHAMPION LED WELSH GELDING
SUPREME CHAMPION WELSH EXHIBIT
To be selected from winners of Champion
Welsh Mountain Pony, Champion Welsh Pony,
Champion Welsh Pony of Cob Type, Champion
Welsh Cob and Champion Welsh Gelding
RIDDEN WELSH
Class 461 - Leading Rein Pony, 12 hands (1219
mm) and under, rider 3 years and under 8
years
Class 462 - First Ridden Pony, 12.2 hands (1270
mm) and under, rider 5 years and under 12
years
CHAMPION LEADING REIN/FIRST RIDDEN
WELSH
RESERVE CHAMPION LEADING REIN/FIRST
RIDDEN WELSH
Class 463 - Ridden Welsh Mountain Pony Mare
or Gelding
Class 464 - Ridden Welsh Pony Mare or Gelding
Class 465 - Ridden Welsh Pony of Cob Type
Mare or Gelding
Class 466 - Ridden Welsh Cob Mare or Gelding
Class 467 - Ridden Welsh Mountain Pony or
Welsh Pony Stallion
Class 468 - Ridden Welsh Pony of Cob Type or
Welsh Cob Stallion
CHAMPION RIDDEN WELSH
RESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN WELSH
PART-WELSH
& Cob Society. Plaiting permitted in Part-Welsh classes.
LED
CHAMPION LED PART-WELSH MARE OR FILLY
RESERVE CHAMPION LED PART-WELSH MARE
OR FILLY
CHAMPION LED PART-WELSH STALLION OR
COLT
RESERVE CHAMPION LED PART-WELSH
STALLION OR COLT
CHAMPION LED PART-WELSH GELDING
RESERVE CHAMPION LED PART-WELSH
GELDING
SUPREME CHAMPION LED PART-WELSH
EXHIBIT
RIDDEN
Class 475 - Open Leading Rein Pony, 12 hands
(1219 mm) and under, rider 3 years and
under 8 years
Class 476 - Open First Ridden Pony, 12.2 hands
(1270 mm) and under, rider 5 years and
under 12 years
CHAMPION OPEN LEADING REIN/FIRST
RIDDEN PART-WELSH
RESERVE CHAMPION OPEN LEADING REIN/
FIRST RIDDEN PART-WELSH
Class 477 - Ridden Part-Welsh, not exceeding 12
hands (1219 mm)
Class 478 - Ridden Part Welsh, over 12 hands
(1321 mm)
Class 479 - Ridden Part-Welsh, over 13 hands
(1422 mm)
Class 480 - Ridden Part-Welsh, over 14 hands
(1422 mm)
CHAMPION RIDDEN PART-WELSH
RESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN PART-WELSH

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