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THE HEAVY HORSE FESTIVAL 2019 Double Shot Show FEATURING 2 AMAZING INTERNATIONAL JUDGES Commonwealth Clydesdale Horse Society WA Branch Proudly presents THE HEAVY HORSE FESTIVAL 2019 DOuble shot show FEATuRING 2 AMAZING INTERNATIONAL JuDGES April 6th & 7th at Murray Equestrian Centre JUDGES Mr Maurice Irvine & Dr Jutta Irvine Having still worked his family’s farm horse in the fields as a young boy Maurice was always passionate about draught horses but in particular Clydesdales and Shires. In the 1970s he established Tullymore Park Clydesdale Stud and went on to receive major awards at Royal shows for his Clydesdales. In the 1990s he imported Clydesdale stallions from Northern Ireland and Scotland; Vogie Designer was the first ever Clydesdale stallion to be imported from a Northern Irish stud directly to an Australian stud in 1994. After being on the federal CCHS judges panel for many years Maurice passed his judges assessment for the Shire Horse Society UK panel in 1999. He started his Shire breeding program with imported semen using it over selected Clydesdale mares of his stud, and imported Shire Horse stallion Arclid Adonis in 2003 who is still standing at stud. The first Shire at the stud was Tullymore Prelude Acacia by Nottage Trump Card (A.I.) out of Clydesdale mare Box Valley Nicole, foaled in January 2003, who became Champion Mare & Supreme Exhibit at the National Shire Horse Show at Moss Vale in 2009. Together with his wife Jutta, a highly respected international Shire Horse UK panel judge as well, they are breeding the finest Clydesdale and Shire Horses and outstanding show winners of both, the Clydesdale and the Shire Horse breed as well as of combined driving harness horses based on Australian and European bloodlines. The stud’s top three Shires include Tullymore Sir Lancealot, Tullymore Eugenie and Tullymore Sir William who all have done exceptionally well for Tullymore as well as for their consecutive owner, winning Royal Show and National Championships besides many regional show Championships and Supremes. The latest success for the stud’s breeding program and most memorable moment with our Shire Horses happened at the Sydney Royal Easter Show 2018 when Tullymore bred Shires took out all three major awards: Supreme Shire Exhibit & Champion Mare – Tullymore Eugenia (Owner C Lord & D Tiyce), Champion Stallion or Colt – Tullymore Sir Joseph Banks (Owner C & E Thomas, Darkmoor Shires), Best Shire Gelding – Tullymore Sir William (Owner C Lord & D Tiyce) DOGS – SORRY NO DOGS PLEASE. YOU WILL BE ASKED TO LEAVE No unruly behaviour will be tolerated! Leave your personal issues at the gate, just come along and have some fun and enjoy your horses!! If entries are low in certain breeds we may have to combine classes! So encourage people you know with heavy horses to please attend. Halter Information We reserve the right to make alterations to the program as necessary. ALL horses to be under control AT ALL TIMES. Stallions and Colts must have suitable and substantial headgear with bit, as per breed standard. The age of the handler must be 18 years of age or over. All horses that enter the led classes must be registered with the relevant breed society, please provide a copy of the registration papers with your entry. Competitors have the option of competing under one judge or both judges. Just enter your class and ring number on the entry form. Ridden Approved safety helmets must be worn by all riders. Harness Information Please bring with you your chains or leather traces of minimum length 2340mm (2.34 m). Also check that your hooks can fit over 10 mm steel. (No carabineers or closable clips allowed, you MUST use hooks) ALL horses must be bitted. Novice refers to handler who has not won a class at a harness show. Open refers to a handler that has won a novice, intermediate or open class. Maiden refers to horse that has never won a class at a harness show. The Harness classes are open to registered & unregistered heavy horses. Formal written & signed Protests to be submitted within 30 minutes from the conclusion of the event, with a $50.00 fee (non-refundable). Ground Jury decision will be final and cannot be protested. The Judge's decision is FINAL. Points will only be collated from selected classes. If people compete in Beginner, Novice and Open then the highest winning points will be taken from only 1 class. Camping Murray Equestrian Centre will be open from 12:00 pm on Friday. Please clean out your stalls before you leave. The use of the bathrooms & club rooms are for the use of the Competitors & volunteers, please keep them clean. Camping is $5.00 per vehicle per night. Please indicate that you are camping on the entry forms. Cafe swift will be Bud’s Kitchen will be available all weekend available Saturday selling yummy food for breakfast and for yummy coffee, drinks and waffles! lunch both days Ring 1 Maurice Irvine Halter Classes 9am Start SHIRE Best Presented Shire PART BRED CLYDESDALE (HEAVY TYPE) Filly 3 years & under Best Presented Part Bred Clydesdale Mare 4 years & over Filly 3 years & under Champion & Reserve Mare/Filly Mare 4 years & over Colt 3 years & under Champion & Reserve Mare/Filly Stallion 4 years & over Colt/ Stallion any age Champion & Reserve Colt/Stallion Champion & Reserve Colt/Stallion Gelding 3 years & under Gelding 3 years & under Gelding 4 years & over Gelding 4 years & over Champion & Reserve Gelding Champion & Reserve Gelding SUPREME SHIRE SUPREME PART BRED CLYDESDALE GYPSY COB CLYDESDALE SPORTHORSE (SPORTHORSE TYPE) Best Presented Gypsy Cob Best Presented Clydesdale Sporthorse Gypsy Cob Mare/Filly any age Filly 3 years & under Champion & Reserve Mare/Filly Mare 4 years & over Gypsy Cob Colt/Stallion any age Champion & Reserve Mare/Filly Champion & Reserve Colt/Stallion Colt/ Stallion any age Gypsy Cob Gelding any age Champion & Reserve Colt/Stallion Champion & Reserve Gelding Gelding 3 years & under SUPREME GYPSY COB Gelding 4 years & over Champion & Reserve Gelding CLYDESDALE SUPREME CLYDESDALE SPORTHORSE Best Presented Clydesdale Filly 3 years & under FRIESIAN WARMBLOOD Mare 4 years & over Best Presented Friesian Warmblood Champion & Reserve Mare/Filly Filly 3 years & under Colt 3 years & under Mare 4 years & over Stallion 4 years & over Champion & Reserve Mare/Filly Champion & Reserve Colt/Stallion Colt/ Stallion any age Gelding 3 years & under Champion & Reserve Colt/Stallion Gelding 4 years & over Gelding 3 years & under Champion & Reserve Gelding Gelding 4 years & over SUPREME CLYDESDALE Champion & Reserve Gelding SUPREME FRIESIAN WARMBLOOD DRUM HORSE Best Presented Drum Horse PART BRED HEAVY HORSE Mare/Filly any age Best Presented Part Bred Heavy Horse Champion & Reserve Mare/Filly Mare/Filly any age Colt/Stallion any age Champion & Reserve Mare/Filly Champion & Reserve Colt/Stallion Colt/Stallion any age Gelding any age Champion & Reserve Colt/Stallion Champion & Reserve Gelding Gelding any age SUPREME DRUM HORSE Champion & Reserve Gelding SUPREME PART BRED HEAVY HORSE HIGHLAND PONY Best Presented Highland Pony ANY OTHER HEAVY HORSE Mare/Filly any age Best Presented Any Other Heavy Horse Champion & Reserve Mare/Filly Horse Filly/Mare any age Colt/Stallion any age Champion & Reserve Mare/Filly Champion & Reserve Colt/Stallion Colt/Stallion any age Gelding any age Champion & Reserve Colt/Stallion Champion & Reserve Gelding Gelding any age SUPREME HIGHLAND PONY Champion & Reserve Gelding SUPREME ANY OTHER REGISTERED HEAVY HORSE CLEVELAND BAY Best Presented Cleveland Bay Mare/Filly any age Champion & Reserve Mare/Filly Colt/Stallion any age SUPREME HEAVY HORSE Champion & Reserve Colt/Stallion ALL SUPREME WINNERS FROM RING 1 Gelding any age Champion & Reserve Gelding SUPREME CLEVELAND BAY Ring 2 Dr Jutta Irvine Halter Classes 9am Start PART BRED CLYDESDALE (HEAVY TYPE) DRUM HORSE Best Presented Part Bred Clydesdale Best Presented Drum Horse Filly 3 years & under Mare/Filly any age Mare 4 years & over Champion & Reserve Mare/Filly Champion & Reserve Mare/Filly Colt/Stallion any age Colt/ Stallion any age Champion & Reserve Colt/Stallion Champion & Reserve Colt/Stallion Gelding any age Gelding 3 years & under Champion & Reserve Gelding Gelding 4 years & over SUPREME DRUM HORSE Champion & Reserve Gelding SUPREME PART BRED CLYDESDALE HIGHLAND PONY Best Presented Highland Pony Mare/Filly any age CLYDESDALE SPORTHORSE (SPORTHORSE TYPE) Champion & Reserve Mare/Filly Best Presented Clydesdale Sporthorse Colt/Stallion any age Filly 3 years & under Champion & Reserve Colt/Stallion Mare 4 years & over Gelding any age Champion & Reserve Mare/Filly Champion & Reserve Gelding Colt/ Stallion any age SUPREME HIGHLAND PONY Champion & Reserve Colt/Stallion Gelding 3 years & under CLEVELAND BAY Gelding 4 years & over Best Presented Cleveland Bay Champion & Reserve Gelding Mare/Filly any age SUPREME CLYDESDALE SPORTHORSE Champion & Reserve Mare/Filly Colt/Stallion any age FRIESIAN WARMBLOOD Champion & Reserve Colt/Stallion Best Presented Friesian Warmblood Gelding any age Filly 3 years & under Champion & Reserve Gelding Mare 4 years & over SUPREME CLEVELAND BAY Champion & Reserve Mare/Filly Colt/ Stallion any age SHIRE Champion & Reserve Colt/Stallion Best Presented Shire Gelding 3 years & under Filly 3 years & under Gelding 4 years & over Mare 4 years & over Champion & Reserve Gelding Champion & Reserve Mare/Filly SUPREME FRIESIAN WARMBLOOD Colt 3 years & under Stallion 4 years & over PART BRED HEAVY HORSE Champion & Reserve Colt/Stallion Best Presented Part Bred Heavy Horse Gelding 3 years & under Mare/Filly any age Gelding 4 years & over Champion & Reserve Mare/Filly Champion & Reserve
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