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Equine-Schedule-2015.Pdf THE 2015 LLIINNCCOOLLNNSSHHIIRREE SSHHOOWW 24 TH - 25 TH JUNE EQUINE SCHEDULE CLOSING DATE FOR ENTRIES Horses & Ponies - Wednesday 15th April Show Jumping - Wednesday 20th May LINCOLNSHIRE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY President: Lady S McCorquodale Honorary Show Director: Mr. R Colle2 Equine Prize Schedule 24th - 25th June, 2015 CLOSING DATE FOR ENTRIES: Horses & Ponies Wednesday 15th April Show Jumping Wednesday 20th May No LATE ENTRIES will be accepted Please send your ENTRIES to: Lincolnshire Agricultural Society Lincolnshire Showground Grange-de-lings Lincoln LN2 2NA Tel ( 01522 ) 522900 Fax ( 01522 ) 520345 e-mail: [email protected] 1 INDEX Page HORSES & PONIES Concours D’Elegance . 45 Children’s Riding Ponies . 49 Cobs . 30 Coloured Horses and Ponies (In Hand) . 34 Coloured Horses and Ponies (Ridden) . 36 Ex Racehorse . 39 Hacks . 22 Heavy Horse Turnouts . 10 Hunters (In-Hand) . 17 Hunters (Ridden) . 11 Irish Dra# Horses (In-Hand) . 24 Irish Dra# Horses (Ridden) . 33 Ladies Side Saddle . 15 Mountain and Moorland Ponies (In-Hand) . 56 Mountain and Moorland Ponies (Lead rein and First Ridden) . 60 Mountain and Moorland Ponies (Ridden) . 63 Mountain and Moorland Working Hunter Pony . 67 Private Driving . 42 Riding Horses . 20 Shetland Ponies (In Hand) . 72 Shire Horses . 08 Show Hunter Ponies . 53 Sport Horse (In-Hand) . 26 Sport Horse (Ridden) . 19 Welsh Ponies (In-Hand) . 70 Working Hunter Ponies . 46 Working Show Horses . 28 Show Jumping . 74 GENERAL Horse and Pony Rings’ Timetables . 03 Horse Vehicle Parking . 79 Loca2on Map . 84 Rules and Informa2on . 77 Membership of the Lincolnshire Agricultural Society . 06 Online Entries . 06 Stables . 80 For details of LIVESTOCK classes Please see separate SCHEDULE 2 Provisional Equine Ring Timetable - Wednesday 24th June Bishop Burton College Ring Lindsey Ring Scampton Ring Welton Ring 7.30 Ridden Hunters 8.00 8.00 In-Hand Hunters 8.00 Ridden Coloured Horses 17 - C23 63 - 69 Lincoln Horse Care Products 31 - S40 78-C82 & Ponies Working Show Horses & Cobs Not Before 11.00 Riding Horses 12.00 In-Hand Shires followed Small Hunter 47 - C52 & Hacks 1-S12 by Ladies Side Saddle (split ring) 24 - S25 Not Before 12.00 In-Hand Irish Draught Y/Stock & 28 - 30 12.30 53 - C56 3 83 - 84 Market Rasen Racecourse (split ring) Ex-Racehorse Not Before In-Hand Sport Horses Not Before Not Before In-Hand Coloured 13.00 13.00 Open Working Hunter 15.00 Horses & Ponies 57-C62 26 - 27 Novice Working Hunter 73-C77 Not Before Ridden Sport Horses Not Before Ridden Irish Draught 16.00 16.00 41 - C44 70 - C72 Provisional Equine Ring Timetable - Thursday 25th June Bishop Burton College Ring Lindsey Ring Scampton Ring Welton Ring 7.30 Working Hunter Ponies 7.30 Working Hunter Ponies 8.00 Children's Riding Ponies 7.30 Mountain & Moorland 96-C100 (Jumping) 96-C100 (Conformation) 101-C112 & Lead Rein & First Ridden 142-145 Lead Rein & First Ridden (SPLIT RING) Not Before Mountain & Moorland Not Before Mountain & Moorland 12.30 Working Hunter Ponies 12.45 Working Hunter Ponies Not Before Lincoln Horse Care 152 - C156 (Jumping) 152-C156 (Conformation) 10.00 Products 4 (SPLIT RING) 139-C141 Mountain & Moorland Ridden Ponies 8.00 In-Hand Welsh Ponies (A & B) Small Breeds 157-C185 (SPLIT RING) & In-Hand Shetlands Not Before Show Hunter Ponies Not Before Lincoln Horse Care Products Not Before Mountain & Moorland Ponies 13.00 13.30 Mountain & Moorland 13.30 In-Hand 113-C119 146 -S151 Ridden Ponies 121-SuC137 & In-Hand Championship Large Breeds (SPLIT RING) LINCOLNSHIRE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY The objects of the Lincolnshire Agricultural Society are: • To advance, promote and improve agricultural and hor2cultural industries and associated trades, cra#s and professions. • The advancement of environmental protec2on and improvement through the encouragement of sustainable management of natural resources. As a registered Charity the Society pursues these objects through a wide variety of ac2vi2es, one of these being the annual Lincolnshire Show. THE FARRIER ON CALL DURING SHOW WILL BE: SCOTT SYKES 07595 323307 CANCELLATION STATEMENT There may be circumstances where the show has to be postponed, Cancelled, abandoned or curtailed as a result of circumstances beyond the control of the Society, for example as a result of a security alert or as a result of inclement weather making it imprac2cal to hold the Show. In such circumstances once any administra2on fees have been deducted, entry fees will be refunded. The Society will have no liability for loss or damage suffered by exhibitors or others. STABLES NEW FOR 2015: Temporary stables to be provided by Woodhouse Stabling. PLEASE NOTE: As in 2014 the LAS is unable to provide straw for stabling at this years show. The LAS hopes to find a supplier to sell bedding on the day, but exhibitors are advised to bring their own straw/bedding. The LAS would like to thank Orchard House Veterinary Surgery, Metheringham, Lincoln for all their help at the 2015 Lincolnshire Show. 5 MEMBERSHIP On the Equine booking Form, an opportunity arises for each Member of the Lincolnshire Agricultural society to take advantage of reduced Equine Entry Fees at the 131st Lincolnshire Show. The Membership Advantage for the Owner of each Equine entry is £6, Shown below (excluding foal Classes). Addi2onal benefits of the society include access to the Member Facili2es and passes for both days of the Show. A single membership is available for £53. Membership may be obtained at the top of the Booking Form. More details can be found at: www.lincolnshireshow.co.uk Lincolnshire Agricultural Society Lincolnshire Showground Grange-de-lings Lincoln LN2 2NA e-mail: [email protected] For ONLINE ENTRIES Please visit the equine pages on the Lincolnshire Show website www.lincolnshireshow.co.uk Please note: Horse of the Year Show qualifiers carry a £11.00 levy Member Non Member Rates Rates CLASS ENTRY FEE £24.00 £30.00 & HOYS Contribu1on Fee £11.00 £11.00 The TOTAL Entry Fee For a HOYS Class is £35.00 £41.00 6 We would like to say thank you to the following Sponsors and Supporters Agrii A. Wright and Son A. W. Cur2s and Sons Ltd Ba3les Beeswax Farming Ltd Bishop Burton College Bloomfields Leisure Vehicles D M Boyles Mr & Mrs L B Davies Brewin Dolphin Bri2sh Wool Marke2ng Board Brown Butlin Group Ltd Clydesdale Bank Duckworth Landrover Equip Rasen Ltd Farmacy PLC Flowers by Suzanne Harold Woolgar Insurance Henson Franklyn Lincolnshire ADA Lincolnshire Co-op Lincolnshire Shire Horse Associa2on Market Rasen Racecourse Masons Chartered Surveyors McConnells Electricians Mouchel Pollock Associates E Park & Sons Pygo3 & Crone Robert Bell & Co RSA Group Saul Fairholm Chartered Accountants Savills Semex (UK Sales) Ltd Streets Chartered Accountants Yorkshire Dales Ice Cream Ltd The Willows Garden Centre & Restaurant Thompson & Richardson Lincoln Thurlby Motors Witham Oil & Paint Woldmarsh 7 SHIRES The Society acknowledges a donation towards prize money from The Lincolnshire Shire Horse Association. Judge: Mr R Clarke COLCHESTER Conditions: 1. The Society is affiliated to and classes will be judged under the Shire Horse Society Rules. 2. Classes are restricted to paid up members of the Shire Horse Society (excluding class S13). Entries will not be accepted from anyone who has been either suspended or removed from membership of the Shire Horse Society. 3. All animals except Geldings must have been entered in the Shire Horse Society’s Stud Book or Grade Registers ‘A’ and ‘B’. All Geldings must be by a Registered Shire Stallion. 4. Exhibitors in all competitive classes are not permitted to enter an animal in any class, which is to be judged by a person who has owned, loaned or bred the animal, or is a blood relation or spouse. The onus of complying with the regulation rests entirely on the exhibitor. 5. Heavy Horse stables can be purchased at a cost of £45 (inc VAT) per night. ENTRY FEES: £20.00 PRIZE MONEY 1st £52; 2nd £42; 3rd £32; 4th £22; 5th £15 CLASS DESCRIPTION 1 Gelding, foaled in or before 2012. 2 Barren Mare or Filly, foaled in or before 2012. 3 Mare, with her own foal at foot. 4 Colt or Filly Foal. S5 Special Prize - For the Best Shire Foal bred by the Exhibitor. LAS TROPHY: CHALLENGE TROPHY (123) presented by B A Winn Esq in 2005, to become the property of the Exhibitor who wins three times, represented by B.A. Winn Esq. in 2013. (Winner in 2014 Mr G Robinson) 6 Colt, Gelding or Filly, foaled in 2014. 8 7 Gelding or Filly, foaled in 2013. C8 Champion Prize - For the Best Shire. LAS TROPHY: The SCAWBY PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP (102), presented by The Late Lt. Col. R. Sutton Nelthorpe, M.B.E. S9 Special Prize - For the Groom of the Champion Shire Horse. The Lincolnshire Agricultural Society will present a glass tumbler for the groom responsible for the preparation and exhibition to the animal judged as the Champion Shire Horse. S10 Special Prize - For the Highest Placed Exhibit shown by a paid- up member of the Lincolnshire Shire Horse Association. LSHA AWARD: The Lincolnshire Shire Horse Association Award. S11 Special Prize - For the Best Mare or Filly (excluding Grade A). SHS AWARD: SILVER PLATED SPOON AND ROSETTE, presented by the Shire Horse Society, to be awarded subject to the Shire Horse Society’s Special Conditions . S12 Special Prize - To the Groom of the Best Braided Shire. LSHA AWARD: First £15, Second £10 specially presented by The Lincolnshire Shire Horse Association, together with Rosettes and a PERPETUAL AWARD presented by Mr M Burks for the winner. (Presentation in the Show Ring, award to be returned to the LAS before 2016 Show, Winner in 2014 J S Cross) S13 Best Young Handler - Midland Shire Foal Society Show & Sale Qualifier The horse to have been entered and shown in the previous In- Hand Shire Horse Classes, to be handled by any young person over 13 years of age and who has not attained their 18th Birthday on the second day of Show.
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