THE SHOW OF COLOURS

Celebration of every SHOWING CLASSES FOR ALL colour – classes for all WITH EVENING PERFORMANCE

SPECTACULAR Sunday 7th July 2019

CLASSES FOR ALL AND COLOURED, TWO TONE AND SOLID £13.00 Pre entry £15.00 entry on the day Fun classes £10.00 – pre entry and on the day

EVENING PERFORMANCE INCLUDING COLOUR PARADE, CLASS AND COLOUR CHAMPIONSHIPS

QUALIFYING SHOW FOR CHAPS (UK)

OPPORTUNITY TO GAIN POINTS FOR THE HOWE GRAND FINALE AND STEP TOWARDS THE CHANCE TO WIN £500 FOR YOURSELF AND £500 FOR YOU CHOSEN CHARITY

QUALIFYING SHOW FOR OUR NEW ECOSSE ELITE TROPHY FOR SCOTTISH BREEDS THE CHANCE TO WIN £100 FOR YOURSELF AND £100 FOR YOU CHOSEN CHARITY

QUALIFYING SHOW FOR THE CALEDONIAN SHOWING CHAMPIONSHIPS

Please be aware that “Not Before Times” are only as a guide, classes will not start before these times but may start considerably later depending on entries

Pre enter on Equo Pre entries close on 3rd July 2019 THE SHOW OF COLOURS – SUNDAY 7th JULY 2019

Welcome to the schedule of the Show of Colours which run in four rings;

Ring 1 - Coloured Ring – for all and

Ring 2 -Two Tone Ring – for all , , Spotted and Dun/

Ring 3 - Solid Ring – for all Black, Grey, and

Ring 4 - Fun Ring - for all colours

Ring 5 - TGCA Scottish Regional Show -

The day of showing classes for all horses and ponies of all breeds and types will culminate in an Evening Performance Spectacular.

EVENING PERFORMANCE (not before 4.30pm)

CONCOURS DE ELEGANCE

COLOUR PARADE Free entry – open to all please take part in hand or ridden, details on next page.

CLASS CHAMPIONSHIPS: Turnout Championship Youngstock Championship Showmanship Championship Novice Championship In hand and Ridden Lead rein/First Ridden Championship Plaited Championship In hand and Ridden M+M Championship In hand and Ridden Horse Plaited Championship In hand and Ridden Cob Championship In hand and Ridden Veteran Championship In hand and Ridden

COLOUR CHAMPIONSHIPS: Coloured Championships – Skewbald Championship / Piebald Championship Two tone Championships – Roan Championship / Palomino Championship / Spotted Championship / Dun + Buckskin Championship Solid Championships – Grey Championship / Black Championship / Bay Championship / Chestnut Championship

OVERALL SUPREME All Champions and Reserve Champions from both Class and Colour Championships to come forward for Overall Supreme Championship. EVENING PERFORMANCE As this is the Show of Colours the dress code for this evening performance is as much colour and glitter as possible! Top hats, bowler hats and beaglers can be worn at riders own risk. Use your imagination, rosette for this best evening outfit in the Colour Parade. Colour Parade: free to take part All horses/ponies shown on the day can take part, horses/ponies to be paraded in hand or ridden, grouped in colour order (Skewbald, Piebald, Roan, Palomino, Dun & Buckskin, Spotted, Grey, Black, Bay then Chestnut). Parade to go around main arena, then to line up in colour groups, judges will award one wild card pass per colour group to each Colour Championship. The wild card winner will lead their colour group out of the arena. Those already qualified for their Colour Championship to wear their qualification rosette to show the judges that they are not eligible for the wild card pass. Rosette to Best Evening Outfit *15 points awarded towards Howe Supreme Points to each taking part in the Colour Parade Class Championships: All first and second placed horses/ponies from Rings 1, 2 and 3 to qualify for each Class Championship. If a horse/pony qualifies in both the ridden and in hand in any Championship, the rider can choose to show as either, wearing both rosettes for that section. Colour Championships: Highest placed horse/pony of each colour in each class to qualify for the Championship of their specific colour. All 1st placed combinations from each fun class in Ring 4 are eligible to go forward to the Colour Championship specific to their horse/pony. One wild card pass per Colour Championship to be awarded during Colour Parade. Champion and Reserve to each of the ten colour groups. Overall Supreme Championship: All Champions and Reserve Champions from Class Championships and Colour Championships to come forward, wearing all Champion and Reserve Champion rosettes.

CHAPS (UK) This show is affiliated to The Coloured Horse & Pony Society (UK). Affiliation No: 19164 Both owner and the rider/exhibitor need not be a member of CHAPS (UK) nor must the horse or pony be registered with CHAPS (UK) to compete. However in order to Qualify both Owner and Rider/Exhibitor need to be a current showing member and present their valid Qualifier card IN THE RING for signing by the judge. Members to apply in writing to CHAPS (UK) for appropriate qualifier card. The CHAPS (UK) Championship Show will be held on 28th-31st August 2019. Shows held on or after the Postal Entry closing date of Championship Show will count as 2020 qualifiers. The following classes are CHAPS (UK) Qualifiers []. For full rulings and information on competition/qualification, please refer to the CHAPS (UK) Members' Handbook; or visit www.chapsuk.com for rulings. Only Skewbalds/Piebalds may compete these classes. All stallions, 4 years old and over entering these classes must be graded with CHAPS (UK). All stallions must wear Stallion ID Discs in the ring without exception.

HOWE’S SHOWING SERIES GUARANTEED PRIZE FUND OVER £2000 DISTRIBUTED AT OUR ANNIVERSARY CHARITY SHOW For the 2019 Showing Season, as usual, we will be awarding points as listed below the change this year is that all finalists must have attended at least three of our five shows over the season. Each horse/rider/handler combination must accumulate points over at least three shows to qualify for the Howe Grand Finale at the Anniversary Charity Show.

Combinations achieving 50-75 points will qualify for the Bronze finale, taking part on the day of the Anniversary show to receive a speciality bronze rosette. The winning Bronze combination will go forward to the Silver finale.

Combinations achieving 75-100 points will qualify for the Silver finale, taking part on the day of the Anniversary show to receive a speciality silver rosette. The winning Silver combination will go forward to the Gold finale.

Combinations achieving 100 or more points will qualify for the Gold finale, taking part on the day of the Anniversary show to receive a speciality gold rosette. The winner of the Gold finale, selected by our panel of judges, will be Howe’s Supreme of the Year, winning themselves £500 and a further £500 for their chosen charity. Howe’s Reserve Supreme of the Year will win themselves £250 and a further £250 for their chosen charity. The combination achieving the most points throughout the season will receive the Easy Strider trophy, sash and rosette to be awarded at the Anniversary Show.

PLACING POINTS AWARDED

1st 10 POINTS 2nd 8 POINTS 3rd 7 POINTS 4th 6 POINTS 5th 5 POINTS 6th 4 POINTS CHAMPION OF SECTION 15 POINTS

RESERVE CHAMPION 10 POINTS SUPREME OF SHOW 25 POINTS RESERVE SUPREME OF SHOW 20 POINTS

ECOSSE ELITE TROPHY £100 to The Ecosse Elite Winner with £100 to the Winners chosen charity.

2019 ALL FINALISTS MUST HAVE TAKEN PART IN AT LEAST THREE OF OUR FIVE SHOWS This trophy will be awarded to the horse or pony from a Scottish breed chosen by our judges from the Ecosse Elite Finale at our Anniversary Charity Show. Points will be awarded throughout the Howe Showing Series to all horses or ponies of Scottish Breed taking part in any class. The top 20 points winners who will be invited to take part in the Finale with the chance to become Ecosse Elite Winner Points as main showing series

WILDCARD CHARITY We will be donating all entry money from the Wildcard Championships and Fun Classes at the Anniversary Charity Show to our Wildcard Charity.

Caledonian Showing Championships

The Caledonian Showing Championships are now well established in the showing calendar and will once again give 2019 competitors the opportunity to compete at a top level Championship Final in Scotland. Evening Performances, loads of bling and razzmatazz .... everything an end of season Championship should have!

This year’s show will be held at Highfield @ Howe, near Ladybank, Fife on 12/13 October 2019

This Show is a qualifier and every horse & pony placed 1st and 2nd in all Inhand, Ridden Showing classes (not fun classes) & Working Hunter/Pony classes will qualify to compete in any appropriate class at the Finals. Qualification will be from placings, no qualification cards will be awarded in the ring, and no qualification can go down the line. Qualification is for the Horse & Pony except for Adult/Young Handler classes, where the Handler qualifies. All qualified horses and ponies will be listed on the Caledonian Showing Show’s website www.caledonianchampionships.webs.com where you will also find a regularly updated list of qualifying shows and a wealth of other information.

Summer Show – 20th & 21th July 2019 – Including Blair Qualifiers for Working Hunter Horses and Ponies Anniversary Charity Show 7th & 8th Sept 2019 Including the Howe Showing Finales and selection of Howe Supreme of the Year and Ecosse Elite Trophy

Highfield at Howe Policy on Classes Clashing All competitors please note that we will do our best to avoid classes clashing, however in the event that a competitor has two classes running at the same time: ***It is the competitor’s responsibility to make the office and the ring stewards aware of the classes that clash. ***Every effort will be made to allow the competitor to compete in both classes. ***If one class is close to finishing, the second class will wait for the competitor. ***If both classes are to run at the same time, the class due to start first will commence and the competitor will be allowed to do their individual show first and leave the arena to go to the second class with no consequence to the placings in either class. ***As we will put every effort to allow competitors to take part in all classes entered, please be aware that no refunds can be offered if a competitor chooses to withdraw from one class in the event of two classes clashing.

PLEASE NOTE THAT NOT BEFORE TIMES ARE ONLY A ROUGH GUIDE AND NOT A START TIME, ALSO PLEASE DO NOT ASK FOR TIMES FOR INDIVIDUAL CLASSES AS ENTRIES ON THE DAY AND VARIED JUDGING TIMES MAKE THIS IMPOSSIBLE.

RING 1 – COLOURED RING (Piebald / Skewbald)

9.00AM START

Class 1 Turnout - In hand or ridden *This class is part of the Showmanship Championship

START NOT BEFORE 9.30am

Class 2a CHAPS (UK) Open Youngstock Qualifier; 1, 2 or 3 Year Olds; no foals Class 2b Foals (six weeks old and over)

Class 3 In hand novice horse/pony* – Open to all new to showing, any age. *this class will be split if there are four or more combinations in one section. Please enter section a or b Class 3a – In hand novice horse Class 3b – In hand novice pony

Class 4 CHAPS (UK) In-Hand Qualifier – Please enter section a or b – No foals Class 4a - CHAPS (UK) Native/Cob/Traditional Open In-Hand Qualifier, any height. Any age. Class 4b - CHAPS (UK) Non-Native Open In-Hand Qualifier, any height. Any age.

Class 5 In hand pony plaited*–pony any age , under 14.2hh *this class will be split if there are four or more combinations in one section. Please enter section a or b: - Class 5a - Show Pony - Class 5b - Show Hunter Pony

Class 6 In hand horse plaited* – horse any age, 14.2hh and over *this class will be split if there are four or more combinations in one section. Please enter section a, b or c: - Class 6a - Hunter - Class 6b - Hack - Class 6c - Riding Horse

Class 7 In hand Cob – any age, any height, to include traditional or hogged cobs

Class 8 In hand M+M - any age or breed *this class will be split if there are four or more combinations in one section. Please enter section a, b or c: - Class 8a – Small breeds - Class 8b – Large breeds - Class 8c – Part bred

Class 9 In Hand Veteran* - 15 years and over *Including CHAPS (UK) Veteran Qualifier- Ridden any type, exhibits to exc 15 years.

NOT BEFORE 1PM – ALL RIDDEN PONIES / HORSES MUST BE 4 YEARS OLD OR OVERClass 10 Ridden novice horse/pony* – Open to all new to showing. No group canter, canter optional in individual show, snaffle bits only. *this class will be split if there are four or more combinations in one section. Please enter section a or b Class 10a – Ridden novice horse Class 10b – Ridden novice pony

Class 11 CHAPS (UK) Ridden Qualifier. Please enter section a or b Class 11a – CHAPS (UK) Native/Cob/Traditional Open Ridden Qualifier, any height. Class 11b – CHAPS (UK) Non-Native Open Ridden Qualifier, any height.

Class 12 Lead rein/ first ridden* – rider any age, pony any breed *Including CHAPS (UK) Lead Rein/First Ridden, LR 3-8yrs, exhibits not to exc 122cms (12hh); FR 10yrs & under, exhibits not to exc 128cms (12.2hh).

Class 13 Ridden cob to include traditional or hogged cobs

Class 14 Ridden M+M* *this class will be split if there are four or more combinations in one section. Please enter section a, b or c: Class 14a – Small breeds Class 14b – Large breeds Class 14c – Part bred Class 15 Ridden pony plaited* - pony under 14.2hh *this class will be split if there are four or more combinations in one section. Please enter section a or b: - Class 15a - Show Pony - Class 15b - Show Hunter Pony

Class 16 Ridden horse plaited* – horse 14.2hh and over *this class will be split if there are four or more combinations in one section. Please enter section a, b or c: - Class 16a - Hunter - Class 16b - Hack - Class 16c - Riding Horse

Class 17 Ridden Veteran* - 15 years and over *Including CHAPS (UK) Veteran Qualifier- Ridden any type, exhibits to exc 15 years.

RING 2 – TWO TONE RING (Roan / Palomino / Dun & Buckskin / Spotted)

9.00AM START

Class 18 Turnout - in hand or ridden *This class is part of the Showmanship Championship

NOT BEFORE 9.30AM

Class 19 Youngstock -3 years and under

Class 20 In hand novice horse/pony* – Open to all new to showing – any age. *this class will be split if there are four or more combinations in one section. Please enter section a or b Class 20a – In hand novice horse Class 20b – In Hand novice pony

Class 21 In hand pony plaited* – pony any age, under 14.2hh *this class will be split if there are four or more combinations in one section. Please enter section a or b - Class 21a - Show Pony - Class 21b - Show Hunter Pony

Class 22 In hand horse plaited* – horse any age, 14.2hh and over *this class will be split if there are four or more combinations in one section. Please enter section a, b or c: - Class 22a - Hunter - Class 22b - Hack - Class 22c - Riding Horse

Class 23 In hand Cob – any age, any height, to include traditional or hogged cobs

Class 24 In hand M+M* - any age or breed *this class will be split if there are four or more combinations in one section. Please enter section a, b or c: - Class 24a – Small breeds - Class 24b – Large breeds - Class 24c – Part bred

Class 25 In Hand Veteran – 15years or over

NOT BEFORE 1PM – ALL RIDDEN PONIES/HORSES MUST BE 4 YEARS OLD OR OVER

Class 26 Ridden novice horse/pony* – Open to all new to showing. No group canter, canter optional in individual show, snaffle bits only. *this class will be split if there are four or more combinations in one section. Please enter section a or b Class 26a – Ridden novice horse Class 26b – Ridden novice pony

Class 27 Lead rein / First ridden

Class 28 Ridden pony plaited* - pony under 14.2hh *this class will be split if there are four or more combinations in one section. Please enter section a or b: - Class 28a - Show Pony - Class 28b - Show Hunter Pony

Class 29 Ridden horse plaited* – horse 14.2hh and over *this class will be split if there are four or more combinations in one section. Please enter section a, b or c: - Class 29a - Hunter - Class 29b - Hack - Class 29c - Riding Horse

Class 30 Ridden cob - to include traditional or hogged cobs

Class 31 Ridden M+M* *this class will be split if there are four or more combinations in one section. Please enter section a, b or c: Class 31a – Small breeds Class 31b – Large breeds Class 31c – Part bred

Class 32 Ridden Veteran – horse/pony 15years and over

RING 3 – SOLID RING (Grey/Black/Bay/Chestnut)

9AM START

Class 33 Turnout - in hand or ridden *This class is part of the Showmanship Championship

NOT BEFORE 9.30AM

Class 34 Youngstock - 3 years and under

Class 35 In hand novice horse/pony* – Open to all new to showing – any age. *this class will be split if there are four or more combinations in one section. Please enter section a or b Class 35a – In hand novice horse Class 35b – In hand novice pony

Class 36 In hand pony plaited* – pony any age, under 14.2hh *this class will be split if there are six or more combinations in one section. Please enter section a or b - Class 36a - Show Pony - Class 36b - Show Hunter Pony

Class 37 In hand horse plaited* – horse any age, 14.2hh and over *this class will be split if there are six or more combinations in one section. Please enter section a, b or c: - Class 37a - Hunter - Class 37b - Hack - Class 37c - Riding Horse

Class 38 In hand Cob – any age, any height, to include traditional or hogged cobs Class 39 In hand M+M* - any age or breed *this class will be split if there are six or more combinations in one section. Please enter section a, b or c: - Class 39a – Small breeds - Class 39b – Large breeds - Class 39c – Part bred

Class 40 In Hand Veteran – 15years or over

NOT BEFORE 1PM – ALL RIDDEN PONIES/HORSES MUST BE 4 YEARS OLD OR OVER

Class 41 Ridden novice horse/pony* – Open to all new to showing. No group canter, canter optional in individual show, snaffle bits only. *this class will be split if there are four or more combinations in one section. Please enter section a or b Class 41a – Ridden novice horse Class 41b – Ridden novice pony

Class 42 Lead rein / First ridden

Class 43 Ridden pony plaited* - pony under 14.2hh *this class will be split if there are four or more combinations in one section. Please enter section a or b: - Class 43a - Show Pony - Class 43b - Show Hunter Pony

Class 44 Ridden horse plaited* – horse 14.2hh and over *this class will be split if there are four or more combinations in one section. Please enter section a, b or c: - Class 44a - Hunter - Class 44b - Hack - Class 44c - Riding Horse

Class 45 Ridden cob - to include traditional or hogged cobs

Class 46 Ridden M+M* *this class will be split if there are four or more combinations in one section. Please enter section a, b or c: Class 46a – Small breeds Class 46b – Large breeds Class 46c – Part bred

Class 47 Ridden Veteran – horse/pony 15years and over

RING 4 – FUN CLASSES All 1st placed combinations from each fun class are eligible to go forward to the Colour Championship specific to their horse/pony during the evening performance.

9.30AM START Please note - Classes 48 – 53 are NOT Caledonian Championship Qualifiers Class 48 Most unusual marking Class 49 Prettiest and tail Class 50 Best six legs Class 51 Colour pairs - Two horses/ponies of matching colour Class 52 Most colourful fancy dress under 16 Class 53 Most colourful fancy dress 16 and over

NOT BEFORE 11.30 am Class 54 Mini Handler( Handler 9yrs and under, can be assisted) *This class is part of the Showmanship Championship

Class 55 Junior Handler( Handler 10-15yrs, can be assisted) *This class is part of the Showmanship Championship

Class 56 Senior Handler( 16yrs and over) *This class is part of the Showmanship Championship

Class 57 Mini Equitation( Rider 9yrs and under, Judged only on rider, to include walk and trot. Will include lead rein) *This class is part of the Showmanship Championship#

Class 58 Junior Equitation(Rider 10-15 years, Judged only on rider, to include walk, trot and optional canter) *This class is part of the Showmanship Championship #

Class 59 Senior Equitation (Rider 10-15 years, Judged only on rider, to include walk, trot and optional canter) *This class is part of the Showmanship Championship #

Class 60 Pony Club Pony (Ponies under 14.2hh. Not judged on conformation, a small jump will be required and pony must be ridden in a snaffle)

Class 61 Riding Club Horse(Horses 14.2hh and over. Not judged on conformation, a small jump will be required and horse must be ridden in a snaffle)

SHOWMANSHIP CHAMPIONSHIP

All points awarded in each of the turnout, handler and equitation classes will be added together to give a total out of 75, highest and second highest total points will achieve champion and reserve in the the three sections – Mini, Junior and Senior and will qualify for the Overall Supreme Championship.

RING 5 -TGCA SCOTTISH REGIONAL SHOW Inc Stallion, Mare, Gelding & Youngstock

OPEN TO All TRADITIONAL GYPSY COBS AND PART BRED GYPSY COBS MEMBERS AND NON MEMBERS WELCOME

The Traditional Gypsy Cob Association (TGCA) Scottish Regional Show Affiliation No: to follow

TGCA TOYS In Hand and Ridden Classes Show Number TGCA xxxxxxx

Pure Bred classes are qualifiers for the Best of Breed Finals at the Traditional Gypsy Cob Association's (TGCA) National Breed Championship Show “TOYS”. Classes are open to all pure bred traditional gypsy cobs.

Part Bred classes, are open to all part bred traditional gypsy cobs and are qualifiers for the part bred finals at “TOYS”. The exhibit must have one parent that is pure bred traditional gypsy cob, a minimum of 50% breeding is accepted.

Stallions – All stallions (pure or part bred, four years and over) in order to enter any TGCA affiliated class MUST have be TGCA registered, have passed TGCA evaluations and their TGCA stallion disc displayed on their bridle. Stallions and colts over the age of two, MUST be shown in a stallion bridle with a metal bit and chain lead as per the current TGCA rulebook.

Existing TGCA members must present their qualification card to the judge in the ring for signature. Non-members will receive a qualification card from the judge and have 21 days to join the TGCA and register their horse to validate the qualification. Please refer to www.tgca.co.uk for further details including membership, horse registration and showing rules (contained within the members handbook).

Quest for a Star/Go for Glory Championship Shows Pure Breds that are placed 1st, 2nd and 3rd from the TGCA classes may go forward to the Quest for a Star Championship, provided they are current TGCA members and the horse is TGCA registered. Membership cards and qualification cards (specific to that exhibit) must be presented upon entry into the ring. The Champion and Reserve qualify for the Ultimate Star Championships at TOYS.

Part Breds that are placed 1st, 2nd and 3rd from the part bred TGCA classes may go forward to the Go for Glory Championship. For 2018 and 2019 qualifiers there is no requirement for membership or registration (apart from stallions) on the date of the show. The Champion and Reserve qualify for the Crowning Glory Championships at TOYS.

A Big Thank You To All Our Sponsors!

PURE BRED TRADITIONAL GYPSY COBS YOUNGSTOCK - (Three years old and under) TGCA Panel Judge TBC Class 63 Yearling – any sex Class 64 Two year old – any sex Class 65 Three year old - any sex Class 66 In Hand Coloured - any sex Class 67 In Hand Solid Coloured - any sex

TGCA Youngstock Championship. Open to top two from classes 63 to 67 Open to non members and TGCA members. Champion and Reserve go forward to Supreme In Hand.

TGCA Quest for a Star Youngstock Championship. Open to the top three from classes 63 to 67 Open to TGCA members with registered cobs. Membership cards must be presented. Champion and Reserve go forward to the Ultimate Star Youngstock Championship at TOYS. Champion and Reserve go forward to Supreme In Hand.

PURE BRED TRADITIONAL GYPSY COBS SENIOR IN HAND (Four years old and over) TGCA Panel Judge TBC Class 68 Stallion In Hand - any height Class 69 Mare In Hand - any height. Mares may show with foal at foot Class 70 Gelding In Hand - any height Class 71 In Hand Coloured - any height, any sex Class 72 In Hand Solid Coloured - any height, any sex

Classes 68 – 72 may be split if into height sections of not to exc 148 cm and 148 cm and above if entries permit. Qualification is split into heights.

TGCA Senior In Hand Championship. Open to top two from classes T6 to T10 Open to non-members and TGCA members. Champion and Reserve go forward to Supreme In Hand.

TGCA Quest for a Star Senior In Hand Championship. Open to the top three from classes T6 to T10. Open to TGCA members with registered cobs. Membership cards must be presented. Champion and Reserve go forward to the Ultimate Star Senior In Hand Championship at TOYS. Champion and Reserve go forward to Supreme In Hand.

TGCA Supreme In Hand of Show Championship : Sponsored by the Laminitis Charity Show Open to Champion and Reserve from the Youngstock, Quest Youngstock, Senior In Hand and Quest Senior In Hand Championships.

PART BRED TRADITIONAL GYPSY COBS YOUNGSTOCK - (Three years old and under) TGCA Panel Judge- TBC Class 73 Yearling – any sex Class 74 Two year old – any sex Class 75 Three year old - any sex

TGCA Go for Glory Youngstock Championship Open to the top three from classes 73 to 75, for 2019 qualifiers there is no requirement for membership or registration (apart from stallions) on the date of the show. The Champion and Reserve qualify for the Crowning Glory Championships at TOYS

PART BRED TRADITIONAL GYPSY COBS SENIOR IN HAND -(Four Years and over) TGCA Panel Judge- TBC Class 76 Stallions, Mares, Geldings – not to exceed 148 cm Class 77 Stallions, Mares, Geldings – 148 cm and above

TGCA Go for Glory In Hand Championship Open to the top three from classes T14 and T15. For 2018 and 2019 qualifiers there is no requirement for membership or registration (apart from stallions) on the date of the show. The Champion and Reserve qualify for the Crowning Glory Championships at TOYS

PURE BRED TRADITIONAL GYPSY COBS RIDDEN TGCA Panel Judge - TBC Class 78 Stallions - any height Class 79 Mares - any height Class 80 Geldings - any height Class 81 Solid coloured - any height, any sex Class 82 Coloured, including any other colour (spots, roans etc) - any height or sex : Class 83 Junior ridden. Rider 18 years and under. Open to any height or sex. Lead rein included Class 84 Novice or green cob. Exhibits not to have been 1st in any affiliated class. prior to Jan 1st in the current year. Open to any height or sex

Classes 78–84 may be split if into height sections of not to exc 148 cm and 148 cm and above if entries permit. Qualification is split into heights.

TGCA Ridden Championship. Open to top two from classes 78 to 83 Open to non members and TGCA members. Champion and Reserve go forward to Supreme In Hand. Sponsored by the Moro Family

TGCA Quest for a Star Ridden Championship. Open to the top three from classes 78 to 83. Open to TGCA members with registered cobs. Membership cards must be presented. Champion and Reserve go forward to the Ultimate Star Ridden Championship at TOYS. Champion and Reserve go forward to Supreme In Hand.

TGCA Supreme Ridden of Show Championship. Open to Champion and Reserve from the Open Ridden and Quest Ridden Championships. PART BRED TRADITIONAL GYPSY COBS RIDDEN Class 85 Stallions, Mares, Geldings – not to exceed 148 cm Class 86 Stallions, Mares, Geldings – 148 cm and above

TGCA Go for Glory Ridden Championship Open to the top three from classes 84 to 85. For 2018 and 2019 qualifiers there is no requirement for membership or registration (apart from stallions) on the date of the show. The Champion and Reserve qualify for the Crowning Glory Championships at TOYS

TGCA Supreme of Show Part Bred Championship. Open to Champion and Reserve from the Youngstock, In Hand and Ridden Championships.

EVENING PERFORMANCE (Not before 4.30pm) Class 62 Concours de elegance

COLOUR PARADE – free entry, open to all

Turnout Championship Youngstock Championship Showmanship Championship Novice Championship In hand and Ridden Lead rein/First Ridden Championship Pony Plaited Championship In hand and Ridden M+M Championship In hand and Ridden Horse Plaited Championship In hand and Ridden Cob Championship In hand and Ridden Veteran Championship In hand and Ridden

Coloured Championships – Skewbald Championship / Piebald Championship

Two tone Championships – Roan Championship / Palomino Championship / Spotted Championship / Dun + Buckskin Championship

Solid Championships – Grey Championship / Black Championship / Bay Championship / Chestnut Championship

OVERALL SUPREME - ALL CHAMPIONS AND RESERVES TO COME FORWARD

HIGHFIELD AT HOWE SHOW RULES

HIGHFIELD AT HOWE WILL DO EVERYTHING POSSIBLE TO ENSURE THE SAFETY OF ALL PEOPLE AND HORSES AT ALL TIMES, HOWEVER ALL PRESENT MUST FOLLOW ALL RULES AND ANY INTRUCTION GIVEN BY ALL OFFICIALS TO PREVENT INCIDENTS OR ACCIDENTS OCCURING. 1. Highfield at Howe strongly advise all entering to have suitable liability insurance for all they take part in and it is a condition of entry that all entering accept that Highfield at Howe are not responsible for any accident, loss or damage. All entering do so that their own risk. 2. Highfield at Howe reserve the right to change judges, amalgamate classes and change rings if necessary. 3. Objections must be presented to the secretary within thirty minutes of the incident with twenty pounds which will be refunded if objection is upheld. The judges’ decision is final. 4. NO MUCKING OUT ONTO CAR PARK. Fifty pound fine will be enforced on anyone caught. 5. Dogs must be on leads and under close control at all times. 6. Although every effort will be made to accommodate all riders/handlers, it is solely the rider/handlers responsibility to be at the correct ring at the correct time. If classes may clash, please make the ring steward aware, however it is at the judges’ discretion if late arrivals are allowed to enter the class. The judges’ decision is final. 7. In the interests of safety the warm up arena may be restricted to the next class only, all riders to respect others, ride left to left, and be in control at all times. 8. Any horse or pony considered by an official to be lame or a danger to themselves or others will be asked to retire from the show. 9. If any rider dismounts in a class at an in correct time, falls off or a handler lets go of a horse it is the judges’ decision if they may continue in the class. The judges’ decision is final. 10. Refund of entry fees is solely at the discretion of Highfield at Howe. 11. Stabling fees are not refundable.

STABLE HIRE AT HIGHFIELD AT HOWE

FULL PAYMENT IS REQUIRED TO SECURE YOUR STABLE

DAY STABLE 8am ~ 5pm ~ £20.00 PER STABLE

OVERNIGHT INDOOR STABLE 5.30pm ~ 5pm £35.00 PER STABLES (INDOOR STABLES WILL BE ON A FIRST COME FIRST SERVED BASIS. SPECIFIC STABLES CANNOT BE REQUESTED)

INFORMATION ON STABLE HIRE

 Stable hire payment is nonrefundable.  Overnight stables will be supplied with shavings. Please clear out dung when vacating the stable leaving clean shavings behind.  THE GATES TO THE CENTRE WILL CLOSE AT 9.30PM. NO ENTRY WILL BE ALLOWED AFTER THIS TIME. PLEASE ENSURE THAT YOU WILL ARRIVE BEFORE THIS TIME.  THE GATES WILL NOT OPEN IN THE MORNING PRIOR TO A SHOW UNTIL 6.30AM  All stable lights must be out by 10pm. If anyone wants to check their horses after this time please use a torch so you do not disturb other horses.  We ask you to keep all stable blocks clean and tidy.  Electric hook ups can be supplied by prior arrangement. Vehicle registration must be given.  Extra shavings and hay can also be supplied at additional cost by speaking to a member of staff.  Hot shower for washing horses can be arranged by speaking to a member of staff who will advise of cost.  Warm up and jumping arenas may be available on evening prior to show. Speak to a member of staff who will advise on cost of hiring.  Please take care of tack and valuables as the centre will not take responsibility for any damage or loss.