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Inkberrow HORSE SHOW Including Fun Dog Show Inkberrow HORSE SHOW Including Fun Dog Show Saturday 8th July 2017 Springfield Farm By kind permission of the Deakin Family Worcester Road, Inkberrow, Worcestershire WR7 4LH (access off Appletree Lane) Free admission to showground - Parking £3.00 per car Pre-entries advised to avoid queues on the day www.inkberrowshow.co.uk Show Secretary Show Secretary - Sue Farmer Tanglewood, Kington, Flyford Flavell Worcs, WR7 4DH [email protected] Tel: 07900 911343 Course Designer – Mrs A Marshall Veterinary Surgeon – McCarther Bastow and Gibbs (on call throughout the day) Farrier on site – Mr Tim Whittington, Priory Forge Photographer on site – 1st Class Images First Aid Facilities on site Refreshments and Tradestands For tradestand enquiries contact [email protected] Judges Best Turned Out, Lead Rein, First Ridden, Mrs V Allfrey Family Horse/Pony and Coloureds Mountain and Moorland Mrs M Moll Riding Horse, Cob and Hunters Mrs J Bates Veterans and RH 2 RH Qualifier Mr J Twinberrow RH 2 RH Championships Mrs R Jones Unaffiliated Jumping Mr T Hackett / Mr R Tesh Novice Jumping Ms S Baglin Novelty classes Mrs L Robinson Handy Pony Mr and Mrs R Walker Gymkhana Mrs V Elliott Unaff. Dressage Intro A and B Ms J Dedicoat Unaff. Dressage, Prelim 7 and Prelim18 Mrs N Willison Rosettes to 6th place, sashes to winners, prizes where stated. Sponsors The Horse Show could not be held without the very generous contribution made by our sponsors, who are: Inkberrow Parish Council, Mr W Parry, Mrs E Collins, Mr and Mrs M Sadler, Mr and Mrs R Savage, Mr & Mrs R Walker, Mr and Mrs Tony Pickering, Mr John Marshall, Mr and Mrs R G Bailey, Mr and Mrs A R Jordan, Jo Davis, Mr & Mrs Sprigg, Mr & Mrs R Bailey Wheelbarrow & Castle DLF Trifolium Ltd Radford 01386 7922073 UK’s largest supplier of seeds Mr A Chowns www.dlf.co.uk Agricultural Contractor 07908 490637 JSC Rotational Ltd The Old Bull Plastic Moulders, Bouts Lane, Inkberrow Inkberrow, WR7 4DZ. 01386 792428 www.jscrotational.co.uk Hills Ford Jigsaw Carpets and Flooring Kidderminster and Malvern car sales Drakes Brougton, WR10 2AG 01905 840044 www.hillsford.co.uk Little London Enduro (A M Steel) Thomas Brothers Funeral Directors Inkberrow 07866 738360 Redditch, Alvechurch & Wythall Vehicle Inspections Services Ltd www.thomasbrothers.co.uk Inkberrow 01386 791577 LSD Accountants Ridgeway Marquees 01386 791073 Award winning marquee company Stockwood 01527 892731 www.ridgewaymarquees.com Dudleys Coaches Tom Gretton Racing Alcester Rd, Inkberrow, WR74LS Bouts Lane, Inkberrow, WR74HP. www.dudleys-coaches.co.uk 07866 116928 Astwood Upholstery www.tomgrettonracing.com Worcs 07929 973776 Stockwood Community Benefit Society www.astwoodupholstery.co.uk 01386 791012 Hazelwood Trailers [email protected] Rous Lench MHF (UK) Ltd 01386 792916 Radford, skip hire, truck hire and truck sales Carpenters Construction Ltd 01386 792354 www.mhf.uk.com Inkberrow, 01386 792679 Elite Bar Services Licensed bars for all events, equipment hire McGettingans Vets 07970705428 www.elitebars.co.uk Astwood Bank, 01527 893016 Oldfields of Omberlsey Rural Rosettes Main Road, Omberlsey, (Suppliers to Inkberrow Horse Show 2016) Nr Doitwich, Worcester, WR90JG 07900 911343 www.oldfieldsofombersley.co.uk [email protected] SE Davis & Son Ltd Farmers Finest Landscaping materials, plant hire Farmshop Kington Astwood Bank, B966BG. www.sedavis.co.uk [email protected] The Cornstores Ltd Richardson’s of Feckenham 01527 541982 Feckenham, Worcs www.thecornstores.co.uk 01527 892947 Kombined Motor Services [email protected] RING 1: THE HILLS MOTORS RING Judges: Mrs V Allfrey (Showing) and Mrs M Moll (M&Ms) Showing Classes to Start 9.30am Class 1 LEADING REIN PONY Not exceeding 12.2hh. Suitable for and to be ridden by children 10 years and under. Ponies must be shown in snaffle bridle. Entry £7 Kindly Sponsored by: Mrs E Collins Class 2 FIRST RIDDEN PONY Not exceeding 12.2hh. Suitable for and to be ridden by children 10 years and under off the leading rein. No cantering except for individual show (optional). Ponies must be shown in a snaffle bridle. Entry £7 Kindly Sponsored by: Mr & Mrs R Savage Class 3 BEST TURNED OUT OPEN RIDDEN Including Lead rein. Entry £7 Kindly Sponsored by: Mr and Mrs R Bailey Class 4 BEST FAMILY HORSE/PONY Riders will be asked to give a short show including a small jump that may be altered at the discretion of the judge. To be judged on show, manners and suitability for the rider. Conformation not considered. Horses and ponies any height. Riders any age. Entry £7 Kindly Sponsored by: Mr John Marshall Class 5 COLOURED HORSE OR PONY IN HAND All colours permitted. Entry £7 Kindly Sponsored by: Mr William Parry Class 6 COLOURED HORSE OR PONY RIDDEN All colours permitted. Entry £7 Kindly Sponsored by: Mr and Mrs A Pickering Mountain and Moorland Classes will not start before 2pm Class 7 IN HAND MOUNTAIN AND MOORLAND - SMALL BREEDS Welsh A and B, Shetland, Exmoor, Dartmoor. To be shown in hand. Entry £7 Kindly Sponsored by: Kombined Motor Services Class 8 IN HAND MOUNTAIN AND MOORLAND – LARGE BREEDS Welsh C and D. New Forest, Fell, Connemara, Dales, Highland. To be shown in hand. Entry £7 Kindly Sponsored by: Carpenters Construction Ltd Class 9 RIDDEN MOUNTAIN AND MOORLAND – SMALL BREEDS Welsh A and B, Shetland, Exmoor, Dartmoor. To be shown in hand. Entry £7 Kindly Sponsored by: Mr and Mrs R Jordan Class 10 RIDDEN MOUNTAIN AND MOORLAND – LARGE BREEDS Welsh C and D. New Forest, Fell, Connemara, Dales, Highland. Entry £7 Kindly Sponsored by: The Old Bull MOUNTAIN AND MOORLAND CHAMPIONSHIP 1st and 2nd prize winners from Classes 7 to 10 RING 2: DLF TRIFOLIUM LTD RING Judges: Mrs J Bates (Hunters, Riding Horse and Cob), Mr J Twinberrow (Veterans, RH2RH Qualifier) and Mrs R Jones (RH2RH Champs) Classes 12, 14, 15, 16 to include ridden judge. Showing Classes to Start 9.00am Class 11 RIDDEN HUNTER PONY Not Exceeding 14h.2h, 4 years and over. Ponies may be ridden in snaffle or double bridle. Entry £7 Kindly Sponsored by: Jigsaw Carpets and Flooring Class 12 RIDDEN HUNTER Exceeding 142hh, 4 years and over. Horses may be ridden in snaffle or double bridle. Entry £7 Kindly Sponsored by: Mr and Mrs M Sadler Class 13 WORKING HUNTER PONY Any breed or type, 4 years or over not to exceed 14.2hh. Maximum height of fences 80cm. Entry £7 Kindly Sponsored by: McGettingans Vets Class 14 WORKING HUNTER Any breed or type, 4 years or over, exceeding 14.2hh. Maximum height of fences 90cm Kindly Sponsored by: Hazelwood Trailers Entry £8 HUNTER CHAMPIONSHIP 1st and 2nd prize winners from Classes 11 to 14 Class 15 BEST RIDING HORSE Exceeding 14.2hh, 4 years and over. To be judged 40% conformation, 40% ride and manners, 20% show. Entry £8 Kindly Sponsored by: Ridgeway Marquees Class 16 BEST RIDDEN COB Trimmed or hairy. Class may be split if entries permit. Qualifier for the “Four Village Ridden Cob Championship” Entry £8 Championship to be held at Lapworth Show on 6th August 2017 Kindly Sponsored by: Jo Davis Class 17 not to start before 2pm Class 17 VETERAN IN HAND Horse or pony 17 years or older. Entry £7 Kindly Sponsored by: Richarson’s of Feckenham Class 18 VETERAN RIDDEN Horse or pony 17 years or older. Entry £7 Kindly Sponsored by: Wheelbarrow & Castle Class 19 RACEHORSE TO RIDING HORSE Qualifier for the Three Villages Championship. Racehorses to riding horses need not necessarily have raced, however all horses must have been in training at some time and registered with Wetherbys. To be assessed on conformation, manners and way of going. Entry £10 Kindly Sponsored by: Tom Gretton Racing RACEHORSE TO RIDING HORSE THREE VILLAGE CHAMPIONSHIP The 1st and 2nd placed horses from Feckenham Horse Show (24/6), Hanbury Countryside Show (1/7) and Inkberrow Horse Show qualify for the championship. Prizes: The Three Villages Trophy 1st £50 Kindly Sponsored by: Inkberrow Parish Council Approx 1pm will take place in Ring 3. Class 15 will not start before 1.30pm RING 3: JIGSAW CARPETS RING Judges: Mr T Hackett and Mr R Tesh Unaffiliated Show Jump Classes to Start 9.00am Classes 20 - 25 to be jumped as unaffiliated single phase. Riders as listed. Open to horses and ponies, class may be split if entries permit. Riders any age Class 20 1’9” / 55cm INTRODUCTORY JUMPING Combination not to have won a show jumping class. Entry £7 Kindly Sponsored by: Oldfields of Ombersley Class 21 2’0” / 60cm NOVICE JUMPING Entry £7 Kindly Sponsored by: Vehicle Inspection Services Class 22 2’3” / 70cm JUMPING Entry £7 Kindly Sponsored by: Mr & Mrs Sprigg Class 23 2’6” / 80cm JUMPING Open to horses and ponies, class may be split if entries permit. Riders any age Entry £7 Kindly Sponsored by: Farmers Finest Class 24 2’9” / 85cm JUMPING Entry £7 Kindly Sponsored by: Dudleys Coaches Class 25 3’0” / 90cm JUMPING Open to horses and ponies, class may be split if entries permit. Riders any age Entry £7 Kindly Sponsored by: The Cornstores Ltd Parade of Worcestershire Foxhounds and Warwickshire Beagles shall take place in Ring 3 at approximately 1pm RING 4: THE THOMAS BROTHERS RING Judge: Miss S Baglin. Classes to start 11.00am Class 26 LEAD REIN JUMPING - Fences 1’ max Prizes: Rosettes to 6th place. Entry £5 Kindly Sponsored by: JSC Rotational Ltd Class 27 SMALL ASSISTED JUMPING- Fences 1’ max Prizes: Rosettes to 6th place. Entry £5 Kindly Sponsored by: Rural Rosettes Class 28 ASSISTED JUMPING - Fences 1’6” first round Prizes: Rosettes to 6th place. Entry £5 Kindly Sponsored by: Stockwood Community Benefit Society Class 29 VERY NOVICE JUMPING - Fences 1’9” first round Prizes: Rosettes to 6th place.
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