2021 Horse Schedule

THE ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF QUEENSLAND HERITAGE BANK TOOWOOMBA ROYAL SHOW Friday, 16th April, 2021 to Sunday, 18th April, 2021

2021 HORSE SCHEDULE

Closing dates: Breed Classes: Tuesday 23rd February 2021 at 5.00pm Rider Classes: Tuesday 23rd February 2021 at 5.00pm Hack & Hunter Classes: Tuesday 23rd February 2021 at 5.00pm The above horse sections enter via Show Day Online

SHOW JUMPING: Tuesday 30th March 2021 at MIDNIGHT via Global Entries Online

PLEASE NOTE:

Due to Bio-Security Restrictions – NO horses will be admitted to the Toowoomba Showgrounds prior to 8.00am on Thursday, 15th April 2021

EXHIBITOR PASSES All exhibitors must purchase a pass to enter the showgrounds and must be purchased when completing entries on line. A limit of 2 passes per exhibitor will apply. Passes cost $10 per day of the show. If passes are not purchased at time of entry, normal gate entry prices will apply. After entries close a link will be forwarded to redeem the entry pass.

STABLING AND CAMPING Stabling and camping is limited due to COVID regulations. Stabling and camping must be booked with your nominations. No stabling or camping can be booked after entries have closed.

RESTRICTIONS ON ENTRIES Due to COVID regulations, numbers of entries will be limited. Once those limits are reached entries will be closed. To avoid disappointment we recommend that you complete your entries early. Additionally this is the reason why exhibitors are only permitted to purchase 2 exhibitor passes

www.rasq.com.au or www.showdayonline.com

P.O. Box 18099 PHONE: (07) 4634 7400 Clifford Gardens, Toowoomba QLD 4350 FAX: (07) 4633 2495 e-mail : [email protected] Web Page: www.rasq.com.au

Page 1 The Royal Agricultural Society of Queensland gratefully acknowledges that the production of this Schedule is made possible by the generous support of our sponsors listed below. Please support them as often as you can.

 MRS KERRIE ALLAN  AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL SADDLEHORSE ASSOCIATION  AUSTRALIAN SHOW RIBBONS  AUSTRALIAN STOCK HORSE SOCIETY – SCONE  AVIS TOOWOOMBA  BARASTOC  BIARRA PARK STOCK HORSES  BLACK TRUCK SALES  BRYNTAWEL WELSH PONIES  CHAMPIONS CHOICE BROWBANDS  CHARLTON TYRE SERVICE CENTRE  CLIFFORD GARDENS MOTOR INN  ARNA & SOPHIE CLIFT  CLIVE BERGHOFER GROUP  COMTEL  DARLING DOWNS VETS  MRS CHERYL DUNSTAN  EDWARDS SADDLEWORLD  EUSTON PONY STUD  FAIRHOLME COLLEGE  FITTON INSURANCE BROKERS  GARDEN CITY BLACK & WHITE CABS  GERSY TRANSPORT  THE BARRY GRIFFITHS FAMILY  HAMMELS PLUMBING & GAS  HYFEED  HANNAS  HERITAGE BANK  HOMESTYLE BAKE  HORSELAND TOOWOOMBA  CATHERINE JAMES  McARTHURPARC RIDING PONY STUD  MASTERHIRE  MR DANIEL L. O'CONNOR, Dip.T, B.Ed.St., Ll.B  PAUL AUSTIN EQUITATION  PETSTOCK  PLATINUM INTERNATIONAL HOTEL  ROCKWELL CONCRETE & QUARRIES  RIDING PONY STUDBOOK LIMITED  SANDALE SADDLERY  SEARS FAMILY  SEDL EARTHMOVING  SOUTH QLD MANAGEMENT COUNCIL – AUSTRALIAN STOCK HORSE SOCIETY  SOUTH QLD MANAGEMENT COUNCIL YOUTH COMMITTEE – AUSTRALIAN STOCK HORSE SOCIETY  SPARTAN FIRE  STIRLING FAMILY  TOOWOOMBA AND DISTRICT – AUSTRALIAN STOCK HORSE SOCIETY  TOOWOOMBA MOTORCYCLES  TOOWOOMBA PORTABLE TOILETS  TOOWOOMBA TOYOTA  TOP COUNTRY  TOP HORSE  TWINE FAMILY  WEST MORETON BRANCH – AUSTRALIAN STOCK HORSE SOCIETY  VIDEN GROUP  XXXX

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RING PROGRAMME BY DAY THIS LISTING OF SECTIONS IS NOT IN ORDER OF JUDGING.

Friday,16th April 2021

 Australian Stock Horse Spectacular – Led, Hack and Working  Local Area Hack, Galloway and Pony  Thoroughbred Spectacular  ANSA Spectacular  Open Leading Rein & Led Rider Spectacular  Riding Pony – Show Pony Spectacular  Riding Pony – Show Hunter Spectacular  Riding Pony – Overheight RPSBS Spectacular  Welsh Breed Spectacular

Saturday, 17th April 2021

 Children’s Riding Spectacular  Adult Rider Spectacular  Novice and Open Pony Hacks  Novice Pony to be Ridden by an Adult Spectacular  Novice and Open Galloways  Novice and Open Hack (including The Hedger Cup)  O’Connor Cup (Supreme Junior Rider of Show)  Supreme Saddle Hack of Show

Sunday, 18th April 2021

 Show Hunter Novice & Open Pony  Show Hunter Novice & Open Galloway  Show Hunter Novice & Open Horse (including The Hunter Cup)  Supreme Show Hunter of Show

 Show Jumping

EXHIBITORS PLEASE NOTE

Random Swabbing will take place during the Toowoomba Royal Show.

ALL COMPETITORS MUST WEAR APPROVED SAFETY HELMETS.

Disrespect and / or verbal abuse by exhibitors, exhibitor family members and / or handlers towards Officials, Judges, Volunteers and / or RASQ Employees will not be tolerated and will result in elimination from the event and removal from the Toowoomba Royal Showgrounds.

Page 3 ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF QUEENSLAND RING COMMITTEE

RINGMASTER: Ms Catherine James 0417 196 926 DEPUTY RINGMASTER: Ms Jane Davis RING ANNOUNCERS: Mr Angus Lane, Mr Jake Smith ANNOUNCERS’ ASSISTANT: Mrs Vicki Lane OFFICIAL MEASURER: Mr Joe Charnock ASSISTANT MEASURERS: Ms Gail Iskra, Mr Paul Movsessiaim HONORARY VETERINARY SURGEON: Dr. Peter Lynch B.V.SC., Dr A.A. Parkinson B.V.SC SWABBING STEWARD: Ms Jane Davis / Mr Corey Ellem JUDICIARY / DISPUTES COMMITTEE: Make-up of the Committee to be advised RING COMMITTEE (Volunteers): Jane Davis, David Finch, Cathy Jackson, Catherine James, Robert Krause, Angus Lane, Karen Thomas, Paul Reedy, Tracey Sexton

RASQ REGULATIONS

1. All horses must be registered with their individual Breed Societies and Owners, Exhibitors and Handlers must be current Financial Members of those Societies. A copy of the relevant registration papers must accompany Horse and Exhibitor to the Show. Random checking of papers will take place. You are not required to attach photocopies of Horse Registration papers. A copy of Horse Registration papers must be produced upon request for perusal by the RASQ Measurers/Identifiers, Ring Steward or other RASQ Authorised Person, or as otherwise specified by the RASQ. 2. IMPORTANT NOTICE: a. OWNERS, EXHIBITORS AND HANDLERS FOUND TO BE UNFINANCIAL WITH THEIR RELEVANT BREED SOCIETY AT CLOSE OF ENTRIES WILL HAVE THEIR ENTRIES RETURNED. NO REFUND WILL BE GIVEN. b. EXHIBITS NOT REGISTERED CORRECTLY WITH THEIR RELEVANT BREED SOCIETY AT CLOSE OF ENTRIES WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED. NO REFUND WILL BE GIVEN. 3. The RASQ may: 1. accept an Entry; 2. refuse or reject any Entry; 3. refuse to allow any Person to be an Exhibitor and/or Competitor; or 4. cancel or withdraw the status of any Person as an Exhibitor and/or Competitor; without giving any reason for so doing. 4. All Exhibitors and/or grooms entering the showgrounds shall obey the lawful directions of the President, Committee, Stewards or employees of the Show Society and failure or refusal to do so, shall entitle the President of this Society to disqualify the Exhibitor and/or his exhibit from competing at the Show and he may order the removal of the Exhibitor and/or his exhibit from the grounds. 5. The Judges are particularly requested to satisfy themselves as far as possible regarding the soundness of all horses before awarding the prize, and to avoid giving prizes to animals showing symptoms of hereditary disease. No protest on veterinary grounds will be received. 6. All horses entered for exhibition and having been brought upon the ground and occupying stalls or stands for the purpose of competing for the prize at any of the Society's Exhibitions must be brought before the judge when called upon by the Stewards 7. No guard dogs will be permitted on the grounds. All dogs must be restrained on short leashes at all times. Leashes must be no longer than 1 meter in length. Any dogs loose on the grounds will be impounded. 8. This Show is conducted subject to the rules of the Queensland Chamber of Agricultural Societies, the constitution and rules of this Society and any regulation which appears within the Schedule for individual sections of this Show. Should there be any conflict between the rules of the Queensland Chamber of Agricultural Societies, the constitution and rules of this society and the regulations appearing in any schedule, the constitution, rules and regulations appearing in the schedule of this Society shall prevail. 9. An Exhibitor with dual entries shall not delay events. The Exhibitor must elect in which event he or she will compete. 10. BEHAVIOUR OF EXHIBITS – FALL OF RIDER / EXHIBIT  If a horse breaks away in the Ring it will result in elimination from the Class  Aggressive or uncontrollable behaviour by any horse while under the control of the marshalling stewards or while competing in the arena will render the exhibit liable for disqualification from the class or classes concerned and from acceptance for entry at future Shows conducted by the Society.  If in the lineup, during a workout, or on the circle there is a fall of horse and/or rider it will entail elimination from that class. NO RIDER SUBSTITUIONS ALLOWED.  If a horse leaves the workout area, other than at the direction of a judge or official, it will entail elimination from that class.  In the event of a fall from a horse by rider in the marshalling the rider must be assessed by First Aid prior to competing.  The Judge has the power to eliminate a horse or rider if it is deemed by the judge to be erratic and unruly.  Any outside assistance or intervention, including coaching by voice, signs, etc., may result in elimination 11. AGE OF HORSES 1. Age of horses to be computed as from 1 August. Every horse foaled before 1st August in any year shall be deemed to be one year old on that date. 2. Age of STANDARDBRED horses only to be computed as from 1 September. 12. STALLIONS AND COLTS 1. All colts and stallions, irrespective of age, must be shown in a halter equipped with a restraining chain or bit. Stallions and colts may only compete in Classes where specifically permitted. 2. Stallions are not eligible to compete in Classes (Show Jumping excepted) other than those specially provided for Entries. 3. Stallions competing in a Stud Class, must parade in the customary manner. 4. Stallions competing in ridden classes are open to riders 17 years old and over who must be capable of controlling their mount at all times. 13. SUITABLE ATTIRE & HELMETS 1. When in the ring, Attendants must be suitably attired. A Person not suitably attired is not permitted to compete in a Class. 2. For all Attendants: Long trousers/skirts; long sleeved shirt with collar; tie; stock or cravat; waist coat and/or coat; felt hat or cap (not baseball type); enclosed shoes or boots. 3. For all riders on the flat, and Showjumpers: 4. ALL COMPETITORS must wear current approved safety helmets as directed by their breed or governing bodies. Where a rider does not belong to an equestrian body the minimum standard is listed below. ALL DRIVERS, and any passengers in carriages under 18 years of age should wear approved safety helmets. Approved safety helmets means helmets complying with the Standards listed below: Current Australian standard AS/NZS 3838 (current Australian Standard) provided they are SAI Global marked.  AS/NZS 3838 (current Australian Standard) provided they are SAI Global marked  ARB HS 2012 provided they are SAI Global marked  VG1 (01.040:2014-12) with or without BSI Kitemark  PAS 015 (1998 or 2011) provided they are BSI Kitemarked  ASTM F1163 (current US Standard)  SNELL E2001  It is the Exhibitor’s responsibility to ensure they are wearing the correct helmet, however should the RAS deem the helmet worn is not of appropriate standard, or the Exhibitor is not wearing a helmet, the Exhibitor will be asked to dismount immediately. 5. Breeches or jodhpurs: Fawn, white or cream coloured. A suitable long sleeved coat. Spurs: If spurs are worn, rowels must be blunt. 6. Despite the above, the decision of the Ringmaster, Marshalling Steward or any Steward as to whether or not an Attendant’s attire is suitable, shall be final. 7. TOP HATS ARE NOT ACCEPTABLE – SEE SUITABLE ATTIRE 8. It is recommended that back protectors be worn by Show Jumpers 14. ASSEMBLY IN MARSHALLING AREA 1. Exhibitors in ring events must have their horses in the Marshalling Area not later than 15 minutes prior to the commencement of the event. 2. Any Exhibitor not present with his or her horse at the time of the commencement of the event, will not be permitted to compete in such event except at the discretion of the Ringmaster.

Page 4 15. CHAMPIONSHIP AWARDS 1. In Championships Classes, all first prize winners in the nominated Classes must parade. 2. For the Reserve Championship, all first prize winners in the nominated Classes, except the winner of the relevant Championship Award, together with the second prize winner from the Class which was won by the Champion, must parade. 3. For the Supreme Championship, all Championship winners from the nominated sections must parade. 4. Exhibits will only be excused from parading for Champion or Reserve Champion in the case of: a. Horse Exhibits - on the production of a certificate from a Veterinary Surgeon stating that the Exhibit is unfit to parade. b. Riding Competitors - on the production of a doctor's certificate stating that the rider is unfit to parade. 5. If a Champion shall be disqualified or shall be found to be unqualified to compete in the class for which it was entered, or to compete for the Championships as the case may be, then the Championships shall be awarded to the animal which was awarded Reserve Champion as the case may be. 16. PROTESTS 1. Any protest against the decision of judges in the various sections must be lodged with the Ringmaster within one (1) hour of the finish of the event. 2. The protest must be accompanied with a deposit of $100.00 CASH. 3. The Committee's decision will be final and without appeal. Should the Committee consider the protest frivolous the deposit may be forfeited. 4. Video evidence will not be accepted. 5. Protests will be heard and determined by the Committee responsible for the Horse Section or Chairman of that Committee. 6. Protests in relation to measurements of exhibits will not be accepted. 17. PROHIBITED SUBSTANCES 1. In relation to a horse presented for or which has competed in an event shall prohibited substances be deemed to include substances capable or capable by repute of effecting directly or indirectly the central or peripheral nervous system, the cardiovascular system, the respiratory, the alimentary-digestive, muscular-skeletal or urogenital systems, all hormones, analgesics, tranquillizers, stimulants, depressants, anti-inflammatory agents, blood forming agents, or any substances designated from time to time by the Royal Agricultural Society of Queensland as a prohibited substance. a. The RASQ reserves the right to swab for those substances prohibited by the Queensland Chamber of Agricultural Societies and the Equestrian Federation of Australia. b. Any nominee, owner or person in charge of a horse shall present it for competition free of any prohibited substance. c. Where the nomination of a horse for an event has been accepted and prior to that event the nominee or person in charge of the horse is notified of an intention to take from the horse a sample, then it shall be deemed an offence for any reason for the connections to withdraw the horse from the event unless with permission from The Ringmaster. d. When a prohibited substance is found upon analysis to have been administered to a horse which has been presented for or competed in an event, the RASQ upon receipt of the analysis report shall officially notify the owner or nominee of the findings. e. Any nominee, owner or person in charge of a horse which has been presented for or competed in an event and which has been found to have been administered a prohibited substance may be disqualified or suspended for such period as the RASQ thinks fit. f. Any horse which has been presented for or competed in an event and which is found to have been administered a prohibited substance shall be disqualified from the event and may be disqualified from competing in any further events for such period as the RASQ thinks fit. g. A swab sample shall only be taken by a veterinary surgeon authorised by the RASQ 18. EXHIBITORS PLEASE NOTE: 1. Exhibitors shall ensure that they and all animals are entered and shown in the correct class. NO TRANSFERS WILL BE ALLOWED (unless it is a height transfer or a RASQ data entry error). Please complete your entry form carefully as this regulation will be strictly adhered to. 2. Where there is an age limit on an Exhibitor, the following shall be accepted as proof of age:- a. A birth Certificate, Driver's Licence, Current Passport. 3. Exhibitors shall at all times behave in a proper and courteous manner to Judges, Show Officials and other Exhibitors. Should an Exhibitor behave in an offensive or improper manner, the committee person in charge or Steward in the section shall have a right to exclude and disqualify that Exhibitor from competing in the section. 4. Judging cards and performance records shall be completed by the Committee person in charge, Steward and/or the Judge (if required) of a section during or immediately after the judging of the section or at the Judge's convenience. 5. An Exhibitor shall not compete in a section if the Exhibitor is a member of the Judge's immediate family. 6. An Exhibitor shall not compete nor show any animal in a section if the animal has been owned or leased by the Judge or a member of the Judge's immediate family or if the Judge is the Exhibitor's employer or business partner. 7. An Exhibitor shall not compete if the Exhibitor or any member of the Exhibitor's immediate family has provided accommodation for the Judge within three months prior to or during the holding of the Show. 8. An Exhibitor shall not compete if the Exhibitor or any animal being shown by the Exhibitor has been given tuition by the Judge or the Judge's business partner within three months prior to or during the show. 9. An Exhibitor is ineligible to compete if the Exhibitor has employed or has been employed by or has been a business partner of the Judge of the section within three months prior to or during the holding of the Show. 10. An Exhibitor shall not compete if the Exhibitor has given tuition to the Judge or has fed or trained an animal owned or leased by the Judge 11. A Judge shall not visit the livestock housing complex of the Show Society or the owners or inspect or discuss any animal entered in the show prior to or during the judging of the relevant section. No Exhibitor or a member of the Exhibitor's immediate family or anybody employed by the Exhibitor shall approach a Judge with regard to a decision made by the Judge. 12. Rules for individual sections shall be as per the schedule, and they shall be read in conjunction with the rules. 19. PASSES / ARMBANDS All exhibitors must purchase a pass to enter the showgrounds and must be purchased when completing entries on line. A limit of 2 passes per exhibitor will apply. Passes cost $10 per day of the show. If passes are not purchased at time of entry, normal gate entry prices will apply. After entries close a link will be forwarded to redeem the entry pass. 20. EQUIPMENT – WHIPS, SPURS, SNAFFLE BITS, 1. Whips a. Whips in ridden Classes shall not exceed 75 cm in total length, except in Show jumping where EFA Regulations will be enforced. The length includes the flap. 2. Spurs a. Spurs which are capable of wounding a horse are forbidden. There must be a shank not exceeding 4cm in length pointing only towards the rear. 3. Snaffle Bits a. Only snaffle bits having the following features are approved for use in Classes specifying the use of snaffle bits. Snaffle bits shall be composed of: i. metal; or ii. metal and rubber (flexible rubber bits not permitted); or iii. metal and synthetic material. b. Snaffle bits made only of metal must meet the following: i. all parts of the bit coming into the horse’s mouth must be of metal (not necessarily the same metal); ii. the diameter of the mouthpiece of both the snaffle bit must be such so as not to hurt the horse; iii. mouthpieces may be the same thickness or tapered towards the centre or central joints; iv. all parts coming into the horse’s mouth shall be rounded, smooth and not ridged, sharp or corrugated. v. Keeping with the definition above, also permitted: vi. half-moon – port-mouth – curved vii. rubber or synthetic bit – both jointed and unjointed viii. sweet iron bit 21. RESTRAINING BITS 1. All Stallions and Colts, irrespective of age over brought into the ring for Led Classes must be in the charge of a competent handler, and must be properly controlled, with a suitable restraining bit in their mouth and wearing head gear of proper strength and quality which is in use. 2. A suitable restraining bit or a show halter (which must have a throat lash) is acceptable for Mares, Fillies and Geldings.

Page 5 22. CRUELTY TO HORSES 1. No Exhibitor shall engage or be knowingly involved in cruelty to a horse. The RASQ shall be the sole Judge of what constitutes cruelty, but it may include: a. to whip or beat a horse excessively, b. to subject a horse to any kind of electric shock, c. to use spurs, or to jab the horse in the mouth with the bit, excessively or persistently, d. to remount, or attempt to remount, an exhausted, lame or injured horse, e. to rap a horse, f. to hypersensitise any part of a horse, g. to leave a horse without adequate food, drink or exercise, h. excessive exercise, 2. Any case of cruelty must be reported immediately to the Chairman of the Ring Committee, accompanied by documentary evidence in support. Reports more than 14 days after the occurrence will not be considered. 23. COMPETITOR BEHAVIOUR 1. Disrespect and / or verbal abuse by exhibitors, exhibitor family members and / or handlers towards Officials, Judges, Volunteers and / or RASQ Employees will not be tolerated and will result in elimination from the event and removal from the Toowoomba Royal Showgrounds. 2. No person shall either by himself or in conjunction with any other person do or permit or suffer any act or thing to be done during the progress of any event or prior or subsequent thereto in connection therewith which the stewards or the controlling body shall deem to be fraudulent. 3. No person shall either by himself or in conjunction with any other person do or permit or suffer any act or thing to be done during the progress of any event or prior or subsequent thereto in connection therewith which the stewards or the controlling body shall deem to be corrupt. 4. No person shall either by himself or in conjunction with any other person do or permit or suffer any act or thing to be done during the progress of any event or prior or subsequent thereto in connection therewith which the stewards or the controlling body shall deem to be foul. 5. No person shall either by himself or in conjunction with any other person do or permit or suffer any act or thing to be done during the progress of any event or prior or subsequent thereto in connection therewith which the stewards or the controlling body shall deem to be improper. 6. No person shall either by himself or in conjunction with any other person do or permit or suffer any act or thing to be done during the progress of any event or prior or subsequent thereto in connection therewith which the stewards or the controlling body shall deem that by with other persons may suffer or otherwise be penalised. 7. No person shall at any time write or cause to be written, publish or cause to be published, utter or cause to be uttered, anything calculated to denigrate the members of the controlling body, the stewards or officials in the proper exercise of their duties or perform any act threatening the life or safety of any such person. A Person must not engage or be knowingly involved in Unethical Conduct. 8. The Committee responsible for the relevant section or the Disciplinary Committee are the sole arbiters as to whether conduct or behaviour constitutes Unethical Conduct or Unseemly Behaviour. 9. The determination of the Committee responsible for the relevant section or the Disciplinary Committee in relation to Unethical Conduct or Unseemly Behaviour is final and binding on all parties and there is no right of appeal. 24. DISCIPLINE 1. If there is any inconsistency between General Regulations 24.1) to 24.9) (inclusive) and any other Regulations, General Regulations 25.1) to 25.22) (inclusive) prevail. 2. The Disciplinary Committee hears and determines all complaints, allegations and other matters relating to: 2.1. Prohibited Substances; 2.2. any alleged breach of the Regulations by an Exhibitor, Competitor or Attendant , except if the alleged breach is of a kind that the Chairman of the relevant Committee considers is of a less serious nature and should properly be dealt with by that Committee; and 2.3. any other alleged breach of the Regulations that may be referred to the Disciplinary Committee upon the oral or written request of the President of the RASQ, any Chairman of a Committee or the Chief Executive. 3. The Disciplinary Committee comprises such members of the General Committee as are appointed by the General Committee from time to time. 4. The General Committee may appoint a member of the Disciplinary Committee as Chairman of the Disciplinary Committee. 5. For the purpose of any proceedings of the Disciplinary Committee, the Disciplinary Committee must comprise, no less than three of its members and those Persons constitute the Disciplinary Committee for the purpose of those proceedings. 6. If a member of the Disciplinary Committee dies or becomes otherwise unable or unwilling to participate in proceedings: 6.1. prior to the commencement of any hearing in relation to the matter, then the Chairman of the Disciplinary Committee shall appoint a replacement; and 6.2. after the commencement of any hearing in relation to the matter, then the remaining members of the Disciplinary Committee shall constitute the Disciplinary Committee for the purpose of concluding the proceedings. 7. Proceedings before the Disciplinary Committee may be initiated: 7.1. upon the request of the President of the RASQ, any Chairman of a Committee or the Chief Executive; 7.2. upon receipt by the Chairman of the Disciplinary Committee of a written complaint relating to a matter referred to in paragraphs (2.1) or (2.2) of Discipline Regulation 25.2); 7.3. by the Chairman of the Disciplinary Committee on his own motion. 8. Despite Discipline Regulation 7, proceedings before the Disciplinary Committee may not be initiated where any alleged breach of the Regulations is of a kind that the Chairman of the Disciplinary Committee considers is of a less serious nature and should be dealt with by the relevant Committee. 9. Upon initiation of any proceedings before the Disciplinary Committee, the Chairman of the Disciplinary Committee may: 9.1. select the members of the Disciplinary Committee who are to constitute the Disciplinary Committee for the purpose of those proceedings; 9.2. appoint one of those Persons as chairman of that Disciplinary Committee; and 9.3. give all such directions as are necessary to ensure the efficient disposition of the proceedings 10. The Disciplinary Committee may conduct proceedings at any time between 6am and 11pm on any day. 11. All Persons who constitute the Disciplinary Committee for the purpose of any proceedings must be present at any hearing conducted by the Disciplinary Committee. 12. A Person whose conduct is called into question in any proceedings before the Disciplinary Committee may be given notice of a hearing. It is sufficient for such notice to be given orally and by any Person acting with the apparent authority of the RASQ. 13. The Disciplinary Committee may conduct proceedings notwithstanding that any Person who has been given notice fails to attend the proceedings. 14. The Disciplinary Committee is not bound by any rules of evidence and may conduct the proceedings with the minimum of formality and in such a manner as it sees fit. 15. The Disciplinary Committee may require any Person to attend at any proceedings of the Disciplinary Committee and to furnish such information and evidence and to produce such documents relevant to the proceedings as to the Disciplinary Committee sees fit. 16. No Persons shall be legally represented before the Disciplinary Committee. 17. The Disciplinary Committee may announce its decision orally or in writing. A decision that is announced orally shall have effect in accordance with its terms. 18. If the opinion of the members of the Disciplinary Committee is not unanimous, the decision of the majority must prevail. If the members of the Disciplinary Committee are equally divided on any question concerning the guilt or innocence of a Person, the question must be resolved in that Person's favour. 19. If the Disciplinary Committee considers that there has been a breach of the Regulations, it may impose such Penalty as it considers to be appropriate. 20. If the Disciplinary Committee, having conducted any proceedings, is of the opinion that the complaint or allegation which led to the initiation of the proceedings was made: 20.1. frivolously; 20.2. without sufficient evidence to justify the making of the complaint or allegation; or 20.3. out of ill will, spite or in bad faith, 20.3.1. the Disciplinary Committee may decide that: 20.3.2. financial compensation be provided to the Person the subject of the complaint or allegation in respect of expenses actually incurred in dealing with the matter; 20.3.3. there be a Penalty imposed on the Person considered by the Disciplinary Committee to have acted in any manner described in (20.1) to (20.3) of this Discipline Regulation, and the RASQ shall take all such action as may be necessary to give effect to such a decision of the Disciplinary Committee. 21. The Disciplinary Committee's decision is final and there is no right of appeal from any decision of the Disciplinary Committee. 22. The RASQ may publish to: 22.1. all Royal Show Societies in Australia; 22.2. the relevant Breed Society; 22.3. the body with which the Exhibit is registered, or is eligible for registration, 22.4. the result of any proceedings before the Disciplinary Committee in which a Person has been found to have breached any Regulation.

Page 6 25. PENALTIES 1. The Committee may, in the event of any breach of the Regulations not previously dealt with by the Disciplinary Committee, impose a Penalty that the Committee thinks fit. 2. A penalty notice may be given to the Person on whom the Penalty is imposed. 3. The penalty notice may a. be in writing; b. specify the time and the place any monetary penalty must be paid by or Award returned; c. be addressed to the Person on whom the Penalty is imposed; and, either be: d. delivered by hand to the Person on whom the Penalty is imposed; or e. posted by prepaid post to the Person's last known place of abode or business. 4. A penalty notice: a. is deemed to have been delivered by hand if, during the Show, if it is left at the Allocated Area for the Person upon whom the Penalty is imposed either with that Person or with another Person who appears to be over the age of eighteen years; b. if posted, is deemed to have been received by the Person upon whom the Penalty is imposed 72 hours from the time of posting. 5. If a monetary penalty is not paid or Award not returned to the place within the time specified in the penalty notice: a. the monetary penalty is recoverable as a debt due to the RASQ; b. the RASQ may prohibit the Person upon whom the Penalty is imposed from 26. RECOGNITION OF PENALTIES 1. The RASQ may recognise and act upon any Penalty imposed by any other similar society, organisation or body in Australia on any Person or Exhibit. 27. EXHIBITS - WELFARE 1. The RASQ reserves the right in its absolute discretion to take such action as a Veterinary Surgeon may advise in relation to any animate Exhibit including without limitation: a. administration of any drug or form of treatment (including surgical treatment); b. removal of the Exhibit from any location to another location (in or out of the Showground); c. destruction of the Exhibit, d. or to require the Exhibitor of the Exhibit to do so. 2. The Exhibitor of an Exhibit referred to in the first paragraph of this Regulation indemnifies the RASQ in respect of all costs incurred by the RASQ in connection with any action taken pursuant to the previous paragraph. 28. FEED SUPPLIES NATIONAL FARMERS WAREHOUSE 07 4614 4000 CHARLTON PRODUCE 07 4630 4422 LANDMARK 07 4637 3000 ELDERS 07 4636 8888 29. TRANSFERS / SUBSTITUTIONS 1. NO TRANSFERS ALLOWED (unless it is a height transfer). Please complete your entry carefully as this regulation will be strictly adhered to. 2. No substitutions will be accepted (Show Jumping excepted) 30. SUBSTITUTE JUDGE The Committee reserves the right to substitute a Judge. 31. STABLING 1. Due to Bio-Security Restrictions - NO horses will be admitted to the Toowoomba Showgrounds prior to 8.00am on Thursday, 15th April 2021. 2. Stables will be available in the M and S Centre and surrounds. Stables are limited and not assured. While every endeavour will be made to accommodate the horses in stables. Preference will be given to horses traveling the furthest distance. 3. Horses domiciled in a 40 km radius of the Toowoomba Showgrounds are not likely be allocated overnight stables. 4. Stables are to be used for the stabling of horses only. No Exhibitor has any right to use or occupy any stable for any other purpose, such as accommodation, storage of fodder, bedding or tack. Any Exhibitor acting in breach of this Regulation will be fined a Penalty of $200 for each stable per day and may, at the discretion of the Committee, be disqualified from competing at the then current Show, in which event any Award that the Exhibitor may have won at that Show is also forfeited. 5. Exhibitors must provide their own feed bins and water buckets for horses stabled on the Showground. 6. Stables are at a cost of $25.00 per stable per night. A day is defined as 4.00 pm to 4.00 pm. Bookings are to be included on the entry form and must be accompanied by payment. Stall bookings will not be accepted without payment at time of entry. 7. Please complete your online entries carefully & double check when booking Camping & Stabling. 8. Stabling and camping is limited due to COVID regulations. Stabling and camping must be booked with your nominations. No stabling or camping can be booked after entries have closed. 9. Please complete your entry form carefully & double check when booking Stables on your entry form. No changes will be made after entries close. 32. CAMPING 1. Parking and camping in designated areas is available throughout the horse section. $25.00 PER NIGHT PER SITE WILL BE CHARGED FOR SITES. Toilets and showers are in close proximity to the Indoor Arena, the marshalling yards at the rear of The Homestead and in the center of the cattle pavilion. Toilets are also located at the rear of the M and S Centre Building. 2. A PERMIT WILL BE ISSUED AND MUST BE KEPT ON THE DRIVERS SIDE OF THE DASH. 33. DPI REGULATIONS 1. Horse Health Declarations must be completed and handed in at the Horse Gate upon arrival at the Toowoomba Showgrounds. 2. Toowoomba Showgrounds are situated in the cattle tick free area of Queensland. 3. All stock entering these grounds must be tick free. 4. Ex tick infected area:- 1. Competition horses (stabled and groomed) require:- a. Permit and Waybill b. Must return directly to infected within 5 days. c. NB: Owners intending to compete in the tick free area for longer than 5 days MUST be sprayed at Line Clearance prior to entering the Tick Free areas. 5. Competitors from Cattle Tick Restricted properties a. Should contact their local Stock office at least 2 weeks prior to the show to arrange necessary treatments/paperwork. 6. Competitors from Tick Free areas: a. No permit or waybill required unless being sold. 7. Interstate livestock exhibitors a. Should contact their local Dept of Ag at least 2 weeks in advance to confirm entry and exit requirements and obtain necessary paperwork. 34. ENTRY FEES: As stated per class. 1. All entries fees include the Swabbing Levy. 35. REFUNDS Refunds will only be paid on the following basis – 1. In writing with a vet or medical certificate received no later than MONDAY 12TH APRIL 2021. No refunds allowed after the 12th April 2021 ORIGINAL COPY OF VET CERTIFICATE TO ACCOMPANY LETTER 2. A 20% administration fee will be deducted from entries, stabling & camping. No refund on membership or gate entry 3. All applications must be sent directly to the CEO Mr Damon Phillips – [email protected]

36. PRIZEMONEY: As stated at beginning of each section or listed per class 1. Prize money regulation are as follows: Only 1st prize will be paid if there are 3 entries, 1st & 2nd prize will be paid if there are 4 entries & 1st, 2nd & 3rd prize will be paid if there are 5 or more entries to a class. 2. Prize money will be paid after the show directly into your nominated bank account. Please ensure you complete your bank account details when entering on line. All prize money will be paid prior to the end of June 2021.

Page 7 37. COLOURS OF RIBBONS SUPREME CHAMPION Red, White and Blue CHAMPION Purple RESERVE CHAMPION Green FIRST Blue SECOND Red THIRD White FOURTH Yellow FIFTH Light Green SIXTH Brown 38. TIMETABLE OF JUDGING 1. THE FINAL TIMETABLE WILL BE POSTED AFTER CLOSING DATE. 2. The RASQ accepts no responsibility if judging times conflict with one or more Classes or events in which an Exhibitor may be entered. Where conflict does occur, it is the responsibility of the Exhibitor to notify a withdrawal from either event. 3. CLASSES WILL NOT BE HELD IN THE EVENT OF A CONFLICT. 39. MEASURING 1. The horse shall be presented for measuring in a natural and calm state. 2. The measuring or not of an unruly horse will be at the discretion of the measurer. 3. The horse shall be presented in a bridle and shall have a bit in its mouth. The reins or lead shall be connected to the bit. 4. The horse shall be either wearing shoes on both front or all four feet or be unshod. Grass (toe) tips are not acceptable. 5. The horse should not be presented for identification or measuring wearing rugs, hoods etc. Any leg wraps or boots shall be removed on request by an Official. 6. The Official Measurer must measure all horses competing in classes where height is stipulated or they will be ineligible to compete. 7. The Official Measurer shall set out the height, duly initialled on the imprint of a rubber stamp applied to the breast plate of the animal in question. 8. No exhibit shall be judged until the breast plate has been so marked. 9. Should an exhibit be found by the Official Measurer to be over or under height for the class in which it has been entered it may be transferred to a corresponding height class. 10. The RASQ Official Measurers will accept current EFA and Show Horse Council Height Certificates, or at the discretion of the RASQ Ring Committee. 11. In the event of a dispute regarding a horse’s height, the RASQ Ring Committee reserves the right to measure the horse. 12. When presenting a horse to the Measurer the handler is required to carry and provide to the Measurer the EFA, Show Horse Council or equivalent identification (or Breed Society Registration) for the horse. 13. The Measurer will be available at the following dates and times: Thursday, 15.04.21 1.00pm – 5.00pm Friday, 16.04.21 7.00am – 11.00am and 3.00pm – 5.00pm Saturday, 17.04.21 7.00am – 11.00am and 3.00pm -5.00pm Sunday 18.04.21 7.00am – 11.00am 40. AGE AND COMPETENCE OF COMPETITORS 1. Subject to (d), a. Person who has not attained the age of 5 years must not ride a horse at a Show (unless otherwise stipulated for a particular Class). b. Subject to (d), a Person who has not attained the age of 17 years must not ride or handle a stallion at a Show. c. Permission may be sought from the Ringmaster for a rider less than 17 years of age to ride a stallion not exceeding 12.2 hands. This permission must be sought at least 24 hours prior to the Class and will be granted at the discretion of the Ringmaster. d. The Ringmaster may at any time require a Person who does not appear to be able to ride or handle any horse to dismount, allow other Persons to handle the horse, or leave the ring. 2. The age of a Person is determined as at the first day of the Show. 41. RIDING, HACK and SHOW HUNTER CLASSES – AGE RESTRICTIONS 1. Show Pony Hack and Show Pony Hunter Hack over 12.2 hands and not exceeding 14 hands may be ridden by a juvenile or adult. 2. All small Show Pony Hacks and Show Hunter Pony Hacks 12.2 hands (127.5cm) and under to be ridden by a juvenile rider under 17 years of age. 3. Horses may be entered in Hack classes OR Hunter Hack classes but not in both. 4. NOVICE EXHIBITS – HACKS AND HUNTER CLASSES: Open to all horses that have not won a first prize as an Open Show Hack, a Novice Show Hack, Open Show Hunter or a Novice Show Hunter at any Royal Show including Toowoomba Royal Show 5. Parents or assistants will not be permitted in the Ring during the judging of Children’s Riding Classes. Should any parent or assistant impart any tuition whatsoever or encouragement to a child rider during the course of judging, the child rider shall be immediately disqualified. 6. All riders must be suitably mounted. 7. The Judge’s decision in this respect is final. 42. MEMBERSHIP OF THE RASQ For Membership Form and Full cost details please visit: www.rasq.com.au AS A MATTER OF COURTESY, PLEASE NOTIFY THE RINGMASTER CATHERINE JAMES [email protected] AND THE RASQ OFFICE [email protected] OF SCRATCHINGS AS SOON AS POSSIBLE 43. ALCOHOL AND DRUG ABUSE POLICY 1. The Queensland Chamber of Agricultural Societies Inc. considers that any Judge, Steward or Person who is affected by alcohol or drugs while performing a duty at an Agricultural Show or Show Committee organised function, is considered an unacceptable form of behaviour, which will not be tolerated under any circumstances. 2. The Chamber considers that all persons assisting at a Show or function should be free of any intimidation or embarrassment caused by any person who is affected by alcohol or drugs. 3. The Executive of the Show Society or person in charge of the Event must ensure that any Judge, Steward or Person is not subject to any behaviour, which is a personal embarrassment to the Members of the Show Society or renders the Show Society in disrepute. 4. Any reports of alcohol or drug abuse will be treated seriously and action will be taken immediately to remedy the problem. 5. Disciplinary action may be taken against any person who is in breach of these protocols. 6. Any Judge, Steward or person affected by alcohol or drugs by their actions may be liable under the Workplace, Health and Safety Act. 7. Disciplinary action arising from any incident involving alcohol or drug abuse may involve a warning, dismissal or referral to authorities. 44. IMPORTANT NOTICE 1. Due to current changes to public liability the following clauses have been included in the Show Society’s Rules and Regulations. 2. Please note: When you sign off on your entry form you will be agreeing to the following inclusions. a. Agree to compete/exhibit at the 2021 Royal Agricultural Society of Queensland at my own risk. b. Agree not to make any claim against the Royal Agricultural Society of Queensland for any injury or loss sustained at the 2021 Heritage Toowoomba Royal Show. c. Agree to adhere to the Royal Agricultural Society of Queensland Swabbing Policy. d. Agree to compete/exhibit at my own risk and to indemnify and keep indemnified the Royal Agricultural Society of Queensland, together with any other organisation or person involved in the conduct of any show against all claims, suits, actions, or demands, which may be brought in respect of any injury or other loss sustained by my property, or the livestock exhibit under my care in the course of competing/exhibiting at the show and agree to exonerate the committee of management of the Show Society together with any other organisation or person involved in the conduct of any agricultural show from all loss or injury to me whether due to alleged negligence or otherwise. 3. ACKNOWLEDGE THAT NO INSURANCE IS PROVIDED ON MY BEHALF AND I AM RESPONSIBLE FOR ARRANGING MY OWN PUBLIC LIABILITY AND ALL OTHER INSURANCES.

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ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF QUEENSLAND RING COMMITTEE Adopted with permission from RIDING PONY STUD BOOK SOCIETY LTD Policy on Bullying

Policy on Bullying Bullying is an issue in many sports today.

The RASQ Ring Committee wants members, organisers and officials to know that bullying is not acceptable at any RASQ Ring Committee events.

Respect Every official, competitor and helper has the right to be treated with dignity and respect. The RASQ Ring Committee has a responsibility to ensure this occurs at our events. The RASQ Ring Committee can only discipline the appropriate person/s if intimidation is reported. We encourage any person who feels they have been bullied to report it in writing to the RASQ Ring Committee:  Reports will be handled promptly and confidentially  Disciplinary action will be taken against those who have bullied others at events run under the auspices of the RASQ Ring Committee What is Bullying? Bullying is any inappropriate behaviour using force or power. Bullying undermines another person’s self-esteem and confidence. It may be a one-off or may be repeated incidents: Disparaging remarks - Name-calling - Public criticism - Smirking - Verbal abuse - Harassment - Written abuse – Swearing -Threats - Socially excluding people - Shouting - Spreading rumours and innuendo – Sarcasm - Throwing papers etc down/around - Belittling None of this is ever acceptable please report it to a RASQ Ring Committee official. Being uptight at a competition is no excuse for bad behaviour. What is the cost of Bullying?  Bullying is not confined to the school yard. It costs Australians an estimated $12 billion a year.  1 in 3 people quit work because of bullying (UK data)  Bullying may make officials, competitors and sponsors leave our sport  Without our volunteer judges, organizers and officials, there would be no competitions. Why do people Bully? Those who can, do …. Those who can’t bully. The more inadequate the person, the more they bully  Bullies blame others for their problems  Some bully when they are overloaded and not coping  Some are just socially inept Steps the RASQ Ring Committee may take Every time a bully gets away with this behaviour, it is a signal to him or her that the organization thinks it is acceptable. When unacceptable behaviour is reported to the RASQ Ring Committee, the committee can: 1. Send a letter to the bully to arrange a meeting with representatives from the RASQ Ring Committee 2. Issue the bully with a written warning, which will remain on file 3. Suspend the bully from competing at RASQ Ring Committee events for a period of time if in the judgement of the RASQ Ring Committee the incident merits it, or if further incidents occur. How do I handle a bully? 1. Stay calm. If necessary, tell the intimidator that you will not continue the conversation until you have a second official with you (walk away if you have to). 2. Stay polite. Inform the intimidator that the RASQ Ring Committee wishes people at events to report inappropriate behaviour. 3. Make a note of the following details as soon as possible. a) Name or bridle number, (ask them to provide their name if you don’t know it) b) Time and date c) Others present 4. Put a brief written report in to the RASQ Ring Committee so the matter can be handled formally We need the knowledge and experience of our volunteers. We cannot afford to lose good people through bad behaviour. Here’s how it might go: Spectator: “You haven’t got a clue how to marshal this event, my daughter should have been called 10 minutes ago. You’re a bloody idiot”. Marshall: “If you wish to continue this conversation, you will need to come to the club house / scorer’s caravan/ canteen so another official is present while we discuss this issue”. Spectator: “What the hell do you mean? She’s riding in a test right now. I’m not going anywhere”. Marshall: “Officials have been asked to submit written reports on inappropriate behaviour at competitions. When you say “You’re a bloody idiot” I feel intimidated. Spectator: “How ridiculous, get a life!” Marshall: “In accordance with RASQ Ring Committee guidelines, I am making a note of your daughter’s bridle number, the time, what was said, and these other riders’ bridle numbers so the incident can be properly reported”.

Who are bullies? People in authority can victimize people with less power. They are often charming to those they are not bullying, which can make it even more difficult for their victims to complain. Some are clever, competent sophisticated manipulators who enjoy dominating and humiliating others. They like to see their victims squirm.

Page 9 Who do bullies target?  Bullies often target people who have made a mistake. We all occasionally make mistakes. Riders do, officials do, and judges do.  Bullies often attack people who are victims – the ‘blame the victim’ syndrome  For example, an organizer gets abused when a computer, P.A., printer or photocopier breaks down, or weather conditions damage a riding surface or blow arenas down.

How do bullies respond when challenged?  Deny it  Blame others  Claim victimization if they are challenged  Rationalise to explain their bad behaviour

How do we eliminate bullying?  Have a clear policy – bullying is unacceptable  Define what is bullying and why it is unacceptable  Encourage riders or officials who are being bullied to report it – providing support and confidentiality  Appoint committee members to discipline bullies

Did you know? In Criminal Law: Assault = threatening behaviour, intimidation, bullying Battery = physical attack

Before You Speak

THINK

T = Is it TRUE? H = Is it HELPFUL? I = Is it INSPIRING N = Is it NECESSARY K = Is it KIND

Before you assume Learn the facts Before you judge Understand why Before you hurt someone Feel Before you speak Think

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IMPORTANT NOTICE IN RELATION TO MEASURING

When presenting horses/galloways/ponies for measuring the following rules must be adhered to:

1. Horses to be bridled and have a bit in its mouth

2. No boots on horses (verification purposes)

3. Handler to present identification papers or microchip papers and breast plate number for

stamping along with a current measuring card.

4. NO IDENTIFICATION PAPERS – NO MEASURE

5. All rugs to be removed prior to entering measuring bay

6. Enclosed footwear to be worn by handlers at all times

7. All handlers to be 16 years of age or over

8. RASQ rules to be adhered to.

Your horse/pony will not be able to be measured until all of the above are adhered to. These measuring safety guidelines are in the best interest and safety of all persons in the measuring bay including your horse/pony.

 It is the responsibility of the Competitor with multiple breast plate numbers to hand the Measurers the correct Breast Plate Number with the correct exhibit.

All Equine Exhibits must be identified

 All Equine Exhibits entered and competing at the Show must present to the Measuring Bay with the correct Identification Papers or Registration Papers, whether or not they need measuring for Height Classes to be identified.  Measuring is conducted under the rules of EAQ and SHC with certificates being available. 0

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50th Anniversary Australian Stock Horse Spectacular Led, Hack and Working Classes Sponsored by PLATINUM INTERNATIONAL HOTEL

 The R.A.S.Q. thanks the Australian Stock Horse Society Limited for their support in this section.  The R.A.S.Q. thanks the South QLD Management Council of the Australian Stock Horse Society for their support in this section.  The R.A.S.Q. thanks the West Moreton Branch of Australian Stock Horse Society for their support in this section.  The R.A.S.Q. thanks the Toowoomba and District Branch of Australian Stock Horse Society for their support in this section.  All horses must be CORRECTLY registered with the Australian Stock Horse Society Ltd and Owners, Exhibitors and Handlers must be current Financial Members of the Society.  COMPETITOR ATTIRE – PLEASE REFER TO THE RASQ REGULATION NO. 13  Competitors may be asked to physically present a copy of the registration papers or copies thereof, whilst the Exhibitor and the Exhibits are on the Showground and the papers must be produced upon request for perusal by the RASQ Measurers/Identifiers, Ring Steward or other RASQ Authorised Person, so that the animal can be identified prior to competing, or as specified by the RASQ. Current Membership card must be produced if requested by the RASQ  THE OFFICIAL MEASURER MUST MEASURE ALL HORSES COMPETING IN CLASSES WHERE HEIGHT IS STIPULATED OR THEY WILL BE INELIGIBLE TO COMPETE.  ENTRIES MUST BE LISTED UNDER THE COMPLETE REGISTERED NAME AND NUMBER OF THE HORSE ENTERED  All Stallions and Colts must be properly controlled, with a suitable restraining bit in their mouth or suitable restraining chain and wearing head gear of proper strength for its use.

Entry fee per class: $35.00 non-members: $25.00 RASQ members Prizemoney: 1st $80.00; 2nd $70.00; 3rd $60.00; 4th $50.00: Prize money regulation are as follows: Only 1st prize will be paid if there are 3 entries, 1st & 2nd prize will be paid if there are 4 entries & 1st, 2nd & 3rd prize will be paid if there are 5 or more entries to a class.

JUDGE: Ms Mary MacMillan

Led Australian Stock Horse Classes

15001 Led Australian Stock Horse Stallion, 4 years & over 15002 Led Australian Stock Horse Colt, 3 years 15003 Led Australian Stock Horse Colt, 2 years & under Champion Led Australian Stock Horse Stallion or Colt Kindly Sponsored by West Moreton Branch of Australian Stock Horse Society Rug and Prizemoney: $125.00 & a bag of Barastoc Supreme Reserve Champion Led Australian Stock Horse Stallion or Colt Kindly Sponsored by West Moreton Branch of Australian Stock Horse Society Prizemoney: $75.00

15004 Led Australian Stock Horse Mare, n.e 15 hands, 4 years & over 15005 Led Australian Stock Horse Mare, over 15 hands, 4 years & over 15006 Led Australian Stock Horse Filly, 3 years 15007 Led Australian Stock Horse Filly, 2 years and under Champion Led Australian Stock Horse Mare or Filly Kindly Sponsored by West Moreton Branch of Australian Stock Horse Society Rug and Prizemoney: $125.00 & a bag of Barastoc Supreme Reserve Champion Led Australian Stock Horse Mare or Filly Kindly Sponsored by West Moreton Branch of Australian Stock Horse Society Prizemoney: $75.00

15008 Led Australian Stock Horse Gelding, n.e 15 hands, 4 years & over 15009 Led Australian Stock Horse Gelding, over 15 hands, 4 years & over 15010 Led Australian Stock Horse Gelding, 3 years 15011 Led Australian Stock Horse Gelding, 2 years & under Champion Led Australian Stock Horse Gelding Kindly Sponsored by West Moreton Branch of Australian Stock Horse Society Rug and Prizemoney: $125.00 & a bag of Barastoc Supreme Reserve Champion Led Australian Stock Horse Gelding Kindly Sponsored by West Moreton Branch of Australian Stock Horse Society Prizemoney: $75.00

Page 12 Heritage Stock Horse Led Classes Kindly sponsored by South Queensland Management Council of the Australian Stock Horse Society Exhibits must be HSH Registered with the Australian Stock Horse Society

15012 Led Heritage Stock Horse, ASH Stallion, 4 years & over 15013 Led Heritage Stock Horse, ASH Colt, 3 years & under 15014 Led Heritage Stock Horse, ASH Mare, 4 years & over 15015 Led Heritage Stock Horse, ASH Filly, 3 years & under 15016 Led Heritage Stock Horse, ASH Gelding, 4 years & over 15017 Led Heritage Stock Horse, ASH Gelding, 3 years & under Champion Led Heritage Stock Horse Exhibit Kindly Sponsored by West Moreton Branch of Australian Stock Horse Society Rug and Prizemoney: $125.00 & a bag of Barastoc Supreme Reserve Champion Led Heritage Stock Horse Exhibit Kindly Sponsored by West Moreton Branch of Australian Stock Horse Society Prizemoney: $75.00

Supreme Led Australian Stock Horse Exhibit Kindly sponsored by Biarra Park Stock Horses Rug, Garland and Prizemoney: $200.00 Horses Eligible:  Champion Led Australian Stock Horse Stallion or Colt  Champion Led Australian Stock Horse Mare or Filly  Champion Led Australian Stock Horse Gelding  Champion Led Heritage Stock Horse Exhibit

JUDGE: Ms Mary MacMillan

ASHLA 15018 Australian Stock Horse and Lady Rider Bag of Barastoc Supreme 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. The name of the Rider must be listed on the Entry Form.

Australian Stock Horse Hack Classes

15019 Australian Stock Horse Hack - Stallion, 4 years & over 15020 Australian Stock Horse Hack - Mare, 4 years & over 15021 Australian Stock Horse Hack - Gelding, 4 years & over 15022 Australian Stock Horse Hack - Colt, Filly, Gelding, 3 years & under 15023 Australian Stock Horse Hack - To be ridden by junior 17 years & under 15024 Australian Stock Horse Hack - n.e. 15 hands to be ridden in a Snaffle Bit 15025 Australian Stock Horse Hack - over 15 hands to be ridden in a Snaffle Bit 15026 Australian Stock Horse Hack - n.e. 15 hands to be ridden in a Curb bit 15027 Australian Stock Horse Hack - over 15 hands to be ridden in a Curb Bit 15028 Heritage Stock Horse Hack - to be ridden in a Snaffle Bit 15029 Heritage Stock Horse Hack - to be ridden in a Curb Bit Champion Australian Stock Horse Hack Kindly Sponsored by West Moreton Branch of Australian Stock Horse Society Rug and Prizemoney: $125.00 & a bag of Barastoc Supreme Reserve Champion Australian Stock Horse Hack Kindly Sponsored by West Moreton Branch of Australian Stock Horse Society Prizemoney: $75.00

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JUDGE: Mrs Cissy Bright

Australian Stock Horse Working Classes Kindly sponsored by: Toowoomba and District Branch of the Australian Stock Horse Society Top Country

15030 Australian Stock Horse Working Stallion, 4 years & over 15031 Australian Stock Horse Working Mare, 4 years & over 15032 Australian Stock Horse Working Gelding, 4 years & over 15033 Australian Stock Horse Working Colt/Filly/Gelding, under 4 years 15034 Australian Stock Horse Working ridden by a Junior, 17 years & under 15035 Australian Stock Horse Working Heritage Stock Horse, any age, any sex Champion Working Australian Stock Horse Kindly Sponsored by West Moreton Branch of Australian Stock Horse Society Rug and Prizemoney: $125.00 & a bag of Barastoc Supreme Reserve Champion Working Australian Stock Horse Kindly Sponsored by West Moreton Branch of Australian Stock Horse Society Prizemoney: $60.00 &

Special Award: Highest Placing ASH Youth Sponsored By: The South QLD Management Council Youth Committee Garland and Bag of Barastoc Supreme  All financial ASH Youth members (under 18) competing on a registered Australian Stock Horses are eligible.  (Eligible Classes: 15019 – 15027 and Classes 15030 – 15035)  Points will be awarded from all ASH ridden classes excluding HSH classes and ASHLA.

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Local Area Horse, Galloway and Pony Spectacular Sponsored by DARLING DOWNS VETS  COMPETITOR ATTIRE – PLEASE REFER TO THE RASQ REGULATION NO. 13  THE OFFICIAL MEASURER MUST MEASURE ALL HORSES COMPETING IN CLASSES WHERE HEIGHT IS STIPULATED OR THEY WILL BE INELIGIBLE TO COMPETE.  Ponies, Galloways and Horse competing in this section must be owned and stabled for at least three months prior to the Toowoomba Royal Show within the Toowoomba and Lockyer Valley Regional Councils. Riders of ponies to be under 17 years of age on first day of the Show.  Open to Show Hacks and Show Hunters  Copy of birth certificate must be produced upon request for perusal by a Ring Steward or other RASQ Authorised Person, so that the age of the child may be verified.

Judge: Mr Alan Willett

Entry fee per class: $35.00 non-members: $25.00 RASQ members Prizemoney: 1st $60.00; 2nd $50.00; 3rd $40.00; 4th $35.00: Prize money regulation are as follows: Only 1st prize will be paid if there are 3 entries, 1st & 2nd prize will be paid if there are 4 entries & 1st, 2nd & 3rd prize will be paid if there are 5 or more entries to a class.

15036 Local Area Pony, n.e. 12.2 hands, rider to be under 17 years of age 15037 Local Area Pony, over 12.2 hands & n.e.13.2 hands 15038 Local Area Pony, over 13.2 hands & n.e. 14 hands 15039 Local Area Galloway, over 14 hands & n.e. 14.2 hands 15040 Local Area Galloway, over 14.2 hands & n.e. 15 hands 15041 Local Area Horse, over 15 hands & n.e. 15.2 hands 15042 Local Area Horse, over 15.2 hands & n.e. 16 hands 15043 Local Area Horse, over 16 hands

Champion Local Area Exhibit of the Darling Downs Babette Chandler Memorial Perpetual Trophy Rug kindly sponsored by Darling Downs Vets Garland kindly sponsored by the Sears Family Prizemoney: $75.00. Reserve Champion Local Area Exhibit of the Darling Downs Prizemoney: $50.00

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Thoroughbred Spectacular Sponsored by FITTON INSURANCE BROKERS

 COMPETITOR ATTIRE – PLEASE REFER TO THE RASQ REGULATION NO. 13  Only horses entered in the Stud Book (General, Australian or New Zealand) will be eligible. Registration number must be forwarded with entry.  Competitors may be asked to physically present a copy of the registration papers or copies thereof, whilst the Exhibitor and the Exhibits are on the Showground and the papers must be produced upon request for perusal by the RASQ Measurers/Identifiers, Ring Steward or other RASQ Authorised Person, so that the animal can be identified prior to competing, or as specified by the RASQ.  HORSES ARE TO BE ENTERED IN THEIR REGISTERED THOROUGHBRED NAME, HACK NAMES WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED.  THE OFFICIAL MEASURER MUST MEASURE ALL HORSES COMPETING IN CLASSES WHERE HEIGHT IS STIPULATED OR THEY WILL BE INELIGIBLE TO COMPETE.  All Stallions and Colts must be properly controlled, with a suitable restraining bit in their mouth or suitable restraining chain and wearing head gear of proper strength for its use.

Judge: Mr Greg Brown

Led Thoroughbred Classes 15044 Led Thoroughbred Stallion or Colt 15045 Led Thoroughbred Mare or Filly 15046 Led Thoroughbred Gelding Champion Led Thoroughbred Rug, Prizemoney: $125.00 & a bag of Barastoc Supreme Reserve Champion Led Thoroughbred $60.00

Ridden Thoroughbred Classes 15047 Ridden Thoroughbred Stallion or Colt 15048 Ridden Thoroughbred Mare or Filly 15049 Ridden Thoroughbred Gelding 15050 Ridden Thoroughbred To Be Ridden By Junior Rider Champion Ridden Thoroughbred Rug and Prizemoney: $125.00 & a bag of Barastoc Supreme Reserve Champion Ridden Thoroughbred Prizemoney: $75.00

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Australian National Saddlehorse Association (ANSA) Spectacular Sponsored by AVIS TOOWOOMBA and ANSA

 COMPETITOR ATTIRE – PLEASE REFER TO THE RASQ REGULATION NO. 13  The R.A.S.Q. thanks the Australian National Saddlehorse Association Inc for their support in this section.  All horses must be CORRECTLY registered with the Australian National Saddlehorse Association (ANSA) and Owners, Exhibitors and Handlers must be current Financial Members of the Society.  Competitors may be asked to physically present a copy of the registration papers or copies thereof, whilst the Exhibitor and the Exhibits are on the Showground and the papers must be produced upon request for perusal by the RASQ Measurers/Identifiers, Ring Steward or other RASQ Authorised Person, so that the animal can be identified prior to competing, or as specified by the RASQ. Current Membership card must be produced if requested by the RASQ  THE OFFICIAL MEASURER MUST MEASURE ALL HORSES COMPETING IN CLASSES WHERE HEIGHT IS STIPULATED OR THEY WILL BE INELIGIBLE TO COMPETE.  ANSA ATTIRE:  Long Sleeve ANSA shirt, ANSA tie, Coat or V Necked jumper optional, light coloured stockman’s cut trousers or jodhpurs.  Riding boots may be long or short – gaiters may be used.  Helmet must be worn. Top Hats NOT acceptable.  ANSA saddlecloth, Australian or English saddle; plain, single rein bridle with snaffle bit. For Definition of Snaffle Bridle – Refer to REGULATION NO. 20  No twisted wire bits in any ANSA classes. An ANSA horse must be ridden with a snaffle bit only. Cavesson noseband only. NO ARTIFICAL AIDS.  All Stallions and Colts must be properly controlled, with a suitable restraining bit in their mouth or suitable restraining chain and wearing head gear of proper strength for its use.

Judge: Ms Lisa Jones

Led Classes 15051 Led ANSA Stallion or Colt 15052 Led ANSA Mare or Filly, 14 hands & n.e. 15 hands 15053 Led ANSA Mare or Filly, over 15 hands 15054 Led ANSA Gelding, 14 hands & n.e. 15 hands 15055 Led ANSA Gelding, over 15 hands Champion ANSA Exhibit Rug and Prizemoney: $125.00 & a bag of Barastoc Supreme Reserve Champion ANSA Exhibit Prizemoney: $75.00

Ridden Classes 15056 Ridden ANSA, Best Presented ANSA Horse & Rider 15057 Ridden ANSA Stallion 15058 Ridden ANSA Mare or Gelding, 14 hands & n.e. 15 hands 15059 Ridden ANSA Mare or Gelding, over 15 hands 15060 Ridden ANSA Mare or Gelding to be ridden by a Junior ANSA member, under 18 years Champion Ridden ANSA Exhibit Rug and Prizemoney: $125.00 & a bag of Barastoc Supreme Reserve Champion Ridden ANSA Exhibit Prizemoney: $75.00

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Open Leading Rein and Led Rider Spectacular Sponsored by EDWARDS SADDLEWORLD

Judge: Mr Greg Brown

Entry fee per class: $35.00 non-members: $25.00 RASQ members Prizemoney: 1st $70.00: 2nd $60.00: 3rd $50.00: 4th $35.00 Prize money regulation are as follows: Only 1st prize will be paid if there are 3 entries, 1st & 2nd prize will be paid if there are 4 entries & 1st, 2nd & 3rd prize will be paid if there are 5 or more entries to a class.

Open Leading Rein Classes

15061 Leading Rein Show Pony – Pony n.e. 12 hands, Rider 3 years & under 8 years on the first day of the Show  Ponies to be ridden in a snaffle bridle (for definition of Snaffle Bridge – Refer to RASQ REGULATION NO. 20), with lead rein attached to the cavesson noseband.  No spurs or whips for the rider, the handler may carry a cane.  To be judged on the suitability of the pony. Perpetual Trophy donated by Ros Lipp from Edwards Saddleworld, Toowoomba

15062 Leading Rein Show Hunter Pony - Pony n.e. 12 hands, Rider 3 years & under 8 years on the first day of the Show  Ponies to be ridden in a snaffle bridle (for definition of Snaffle Bridge – Refer to RASQ REGULATION NO. 20), with lead rein attached to the cavesson noseband.  No spurs or whips for the rider, the handler may carry a cane.  To be judged on the suitability of the pony Champion Open Leading Rein Pony Reserve Champion Open Leading Rein Pony

Rider Class to Be Led

15063 Rider Class To Be Led Rider 3 years & under 6 years on first day of the Show n.e. 14 hands  Open to Show Ponies and Show Hunter Ponies  Ponies to be ridden in a snaffle bridle (for definition of Snaffle Bridge – Refer to RASQ REGULATION NO. 20), with lead rein attached to the cavesson noseband.  Riders are not eligible for any other rider class in the CHILDREN’S RIDING SPECTACULAR. (Excludes Smartest on Parade).  No spurs or whips for the rider

15064 Rider Class To Be Led Rider 6 years & under 8 years on first day of Show n.e. 14 hands  Open to Show Ponies and Show Hunter Ponies  Ponies to be ridden in a snaffle bridle (for definition of Snaffle Bridge – Refer to RASQ REGULATION NO. 20), with lead rein attached to the cavesson noseband.  Riders are not eligible for any other rider class in the CHILDREN’S RIDING SPECTACULAR. (Excludes Smartest on Parade).  No spurs or whips for the rider Champion Rider to Be Led Reserve Champion Rider to Be Led

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Riding Pony Stud Book Society Ltd Show Pony Spectacular Riding Pony Show Pony Classes – Led and Ridden Sponsored by MCARTHURPARC RIDING PONY STUD

 The R.A.S.Q. thanks the Riding Pony Stud Book Society Limited for their support in this section.  COMPETITOR ATTIRE – PLEASE REFER TO THE RASQ REGULATION NO. 13  THE OFFICIAL MEASURER MUST MEASURE ALL HORSES COMPETING IN CLASSES WHERE HEIGHT IS STIPULATED OR THEY WILL BE INELIGIBLE TO COMPETE.  All exhibits entered in the Riding Pony classes must be registered in the Stud Book of RPSBS Ltd. Show Ponies must not exceed 14.2 hands. Stallions and colts must be registered Section A Riding Ponies. Colts 2yrs and over must be adult registered. All owners must be current financial members of the Riding Pony Stud Book Society Limited.  All horses must be CORRECTLY registered with the Riding Pony Stud Book Society Limited and Owners, Exhibitors and Handlers must be Current Financial Members of that Society.  Competitors may be asked to physically present a copy of the registration papers or copies thereof, whilst the Exhibitor and the Exhibits are on the Showground and the papers must be produced upon request for perusal by the RASQ Measurers/Identifiers, Ring Steward or other RASQ Authorised Person, so that the animal can be identified prior to competing, or as specified by the RASQ. Current Membership card must be produced if requested by the RASQ  All entries and exhibitors shall abide by, and are subject to the Rules & Regulations of RPSBS Ltd.  Newcomer Ponies must have a current Newcomer Card. Current RPSBS Newcomer Rules apply.  Age of rider is at day of class.  Stallions and Colts 1 year and over must be bitted when shown. Handlers and riders of stallions or colts must be 18 years of age or over.

Judge: Mrs Cindy Ross

Senior – Show Pony Stallions 15065 Led Show Pony Stallion Champion Led Show Pony Stallion Reserve Champion Led Show Pony Stallion

Senior – Show Pony Mares 15066 Led Show Pony Mare, 4 years & over, n.e. 12.2 hands 15067 Led Show Pony Mare, 4 years & over, over 12.2 hands & n.e. 13.2 hands 15068 Led Show Pony Mare, 4 years & over, over 13.2 hands & n.e. 14.2 hands Champion Led Show Pony Mare Reserve Champion Led Show Pony Mare

Senior – Show Pony Geldings 15069 Led Show Pony Gelding, 4 years & over, n.e. 12.2 hands 15070 Led Show Pony Gelding, 4 years & over, over 12.2 hands & n.e. 13.2 hands 15071 Led Show Pony Gelding, 4 years & over, over 13.2 hands & n.e. 14.2 hands Champion Led Show Pony Gelding Reserve Champion Led Show Pony Gelding

Supreme Led Show Pony Exhibit Rug, Prizemoney: $75.00 & a bag of Barastoc Supreme Horses Eligible:  Champion Led Show Pony Stallion  Champion Led Show Pony Mare  Champion Led Show Pony Gelding

Show Pony Saddle Classes 15072 Ridden Show Pony Mare or Gelding, n.e. 12.2 hands 15073 Ridden Show Pony Mare or Gelding, over 12.2 hands & n.e. 13.2 hands 15074 Ridden Show Pony Mare or Gelding, over 13.2 hands & n.e. 14.2 hands ( 3 years n.e. 14.1 hands) Champion Ridden Show Pony Reserve Champion Ridden Show Pony

Supreme Champion Ridden Riding Pony (To be judged by Show Pony Judge and Show Hunter Judge) Rug, Prizemoney: $75.00 & a bag of Barastoc Supreme Horses Eligible:  Champion Ridden Show Pony  Champion Ridden Show Hunter  Champion Childrens Ridden Pony

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Riding Pony Stud Book Society Ltd Show Hunter Spectacular Riding Pony Show Hunter Classes – Led and Ridden Children’s Ridden Riding Pony Sponsored by MASTERHIRE

Judge: Mrs Kate Dolan

Senior - Show Hunter Stallions 15075 Led Show Hunter Stallion Champion Led Show Hunter Stallion Reserve Champion Led Show Hunter Stallion

Senior Show Hunter Pony Mares 15076 Led Senior Show Hunter Mare, 4 years & over, n.e.12.2 hands 15077 Led Senior Show Hunter Mare, 4 years & over, over 12.2 hands & n.e. 13.2 hands 15078 Led Senior Show Hunter Mare, 4 years & over, over 13.2 hands & n.e. 14.2 hands Champion Led Show Hunter Mare Reserve Champion Led Show Hunter Mare

Senior - Show Hunter Pony Geldings 15079 Led Senior Show Hunter Gelding, 4 years & over, n.e. 12.2 hands 15080 Led Senior Show Hunter Gelding, 4 years & over, over 12.2 hands & n.e. 13.2 hands 15081 Led Senior Show Hunter Gelding, 4 years & over, over 13.2 hands & n.e. 14.2 hands Champion Led Show Hunter Gelding Reserve Champion Led Show Hunter Gelding

Supreme Led Show Hunter Exhibit Rug, Prizemoney: $75.00 & a bag of Barastoc Supreme Horses Eligible:  Champion Led Show Hunter Stallion  Champion Led Show Hunter Mare  Champion Led Show Hunter Gelding

Show Hunter Pony Saddle Classes 15082 Ridden Show Hunter Mare or Gelding, n.e. 12.2 hands 15083 Ridden Show Hunter Mare or Gelding, over 12.2 hands & n.e. 13.2 hands 15084 Ridden Show Hunter Mare or Gelding, over 13.2 hands & n.e. 14.2 hands Champion Ridden Show Hunter Reserve Champion Ridden Show Hunter

Page 20 Children's Ridden Pony 15085 Childrens Ridden Pony, Mare or Gelding, n.e. 12.2 hands 15086 Childrens Ridden Pony, Mare or Gelding, over 12.2 hands & n.e. 13.2 hands 15087 Childrens Ridden Pony, Mare or Gelding, over 13.2 hands & n.e. 14.2 hands Champion Childrens Ridden Pony Reserve Champion Childrens Ridden Pony

Supreme Champion Ridden Riding Pony (To be judged by Show Pony Judge and Show Hunter Judge) Rug, Prizemoney: $75.00 Horses Eligible:  Champion Ridden Show Pony  Champion Ridden Show Hunter  Champion Childrens Ridden Pony

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Overheight RPSBS Show Hacks and RPSBS Show Hunter Hacks Sponsored by HERITAGE BANK

Conditions of Entry for Showing RPSBS Show Hacks/Show Hunter Hacks, Overheight Youngstock & Section A Stallions  All competitors showing in the RPSBS Show Hack/Show Hunter Hack Section must be current financial members of RPSBS Ltd., have current height certificates and abide by the Rules & Regulations of RPSBS Ltd.  Mares and Geldings 4 years & over registered in the Appendix Register must not be shown in any Stud Book Riding Pony Show Pony or Stud Book Riding Pony Show Hunter classes including any Championship or Supreme Championship.  Youngstock showing in the Overheight Section 3 years and under will be RPSBS Stud Book Colts (foal recorded up to 2 years of age, Adult Registered if 2 years or over)  Fillies registered in Section A, B, C or Gelding Section who have exceeded the height limitation for their age as set out in RPSBS Rules and Regulations.  Stallions showing in the Overheight Section 4 years & over will be registered Section A Riding Ponies who have exceeded the height limitation of 14.2hh

Judge: Mr Alan Willett

Led Classes RPSBS Overheight 15088 Led RPSBS Stallion 15089 Led RPSBS Show Hack Mare, Filly or Gelding 15090 Led RPSBS Show Hunter Mare, Filly or Gelding Champion Led RPSBS Exhibit Rug, Prizemoney: $75.00 & a bag of Barastoc Supreme Reserve Champion Led RPSBS Exhibit Prizemoney: $50.00

Ridden Classes RPSBS Overheight 15091 Ridden RPSBS Show Hack Mare, Filly or Gelding 15092 Ridden RPSBS Show Hunter Mare, Filly or Gelding Champion Ridden RPSBS Exhibit Rug, Prizemoney: $75.00 & a bag of Barastoc Supreme Reserve Champion Ridden RPSBS Exhibit Prizemoney: $50.00

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Welsh Breeds Spectacular Sponsored by HAMMELS PLUMBING & GAS and BRYNTAWEL WELSH PONIES

 The R.A.S.Q. thanks the Welsh Pony and Cob Society of Australia for their support in this section.  COMPETITOR ATTIRE – PLEASE REFER TO THE RASQ REGULATION NO. 13  All horses must be registered with the Welsh Pony and Cob Society of Australia and Owners, Exhibitors and Handlers must be Current Financial Members of that Society.  Competitors may be asked to physically present a copy of the registration papers or copies thereof, whilst the Exhibitor and the Exhibits are on the Showground and the papers must be produced upon request for perusal by the RASQ Measurers/Identifiers, Ring Steward or other RASQ Authorised Person, so that the animal can be identified prior to competing, or as specified by the RASQ. Current Membership card must be produced if requested by the RASQ  THE OFFICIAL MEASURER MUST MEASURE ALL HORSES COMPETING IN CLASSES WHERE HEIGHT IS STIPULATED OR THEY WILL BE INELIGIBLE TO COMPETE.  All Stallions and Colts must be properly controlled, with a suitable restraining bit in their mouth or suitable restraining chain and wearing head gear of proper strength for its use.

Judge: Ms Louise Colthorpe

Led Welsh Pony Classes: Section A 15093 Led Welsh Mountain Pony, Stallion or Colt 15094 Led Welsh Mountain Pony, Mare or Filly Champion Led Welsh Mountain Pony Section A Reserve Champion Led Welsh Mountain Pony Section A

Led Welsh Pony Classes: Section B 15095 Led Welsh Pony, Section B, Stallion or Colt 15096 Led Welsh Pony, Section B, Mare or Filly Champion Led Welsh Pony Section B Reserve Champion Led Welsh Pony Section B

Led Welsh Cobs Section C or D. 15097 Led Welsh Cobs Section C & D, Stallion or Colt 15098 Led Welsh Cobs Section C, Mare or Filly 15099 Led Welsh Cobs Section D, Mare or Filly Champion Led Welsh Section C & D Reserve Champion Led Welsh Section C & D

Led Welsh Section E. 15100 Led Welsh Mountain Gelding Purebred, Section A 15101 Led Welsh B Gelding Purebred 15102 Led Welsh C Gelding Purebred 15103 Led Welsh D Gelding Purebred Champion Led Welsh Section E Reserve Champion Led Welsh Section E

Supreme Led Welsh Purebred Exhibit (Part Welsh NOT eligible) Prizemoney: $75.00 & a bag of Barastoc Supreme Horses Eligible:  Champion Led Welsh Mountain Pony Section A  Champion Led Welsh Pony Section B  Champion Led Welsh Section C & D  Champion Led Welsh Section E

Led Part Welsh Classes 15104 Led Part Welsh Stallion or Colt 15105 Led Part Welsh Mare or Filly 15106 Led Part Welsh Gelding Champion Led Part Welsh Exhibit Reserve Champion Led Part Welsh Exhibit

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Ridden - Welsh Classes - Purebred 15107 Ridden Welsh Mountain, Welsh Pony, Welsh Pony of Cob Type or Welsh Cob Stallion 15108 Ridden Welsh Mountain Pony, Mare, Filly or Gelding 15109 Ridden Welsh B, Mare, Filly or Gelding 15110 Ridden Welsh C Mare, Filly or Gelding 15111 Ridden Welsh D Mare, Filly or Gelding Champion Ridden Purebred Welsh Exhibit Reserve Champion Ridden Purebred Exhibit

Ridden - Welsh Classes - Part Welsh 15112 Ridden Part Welsh Pony, Stallion 15113 Ridden Part Welsh Pony, Mare or Filly 15114 Ridden Part Welsh Pony, Gelding Champion Ridden Part Welsh Exhibit Reserve Champion Ridden Part Welsh Exhibit

Page 24 Saturday, 17th April 2021

Children’s Riding Spectacular Sponsored by HOMESTYLE BAKE

 Under no circumstances will parents or leaders be permitted to enter the ring with child competitors whilst judging is in progress. Each child must be considered capable of handling and controlling the pony exhibited.  Age of Rider’s is taken as at the FIRST DAY OF THE TOOWOOMBA ROYAL SHOW  Competitors may be asked to physically present a copy of the Birth Certificate or copy thereof, whilst the Competitor is on the Showground and the certificate must be produced upon request for perusal by a Ring Steward or other RASQ Authorised Person, or as specified by the RASQ.  COMPETITOR ATTIRE – PLEASE REFER TO THE RASQ REGULATION NO. 13  THE OFFICIAL MEASURER MUST MEASURE ALL HORSES COMPETING IN CLASSES WHERE HEIGHT IS STIPULATED OR THEY WILL BE INELIGIBLE TO COMPETE.

Judge: Mrs Kate Dolan

15115 Smartest On Parade – Junior Rider under 12 years (on first day of the Show) Not Eligible for Championships 15116 Smartest On Parade – Senior Rider 12 years and under 17 years (on first day of Show) Not Eligible for Championships 15117 Boy Rider, 6 years and under 9 years (on first day of Show) (not eligible for Rider Classes to be Led) Sponsored by Rockwell Concrete and Quarries 15118 Boy Rider, 9 years and under 12 years (on first day of Show) Sponsored by Rockwell Concrete and Quarries Champion Junior Boy Rider Prizemoney: $125.00 and a bag of Barastoc Supreme Reserve Champion Junior Boy Rider Prizemoney: $60.00 and a bag of Barastoc Supreme 15119 Boy Rider, 12 years and under 15 years (on first day of Show) Sponsored by Rockwell Concrete and Quarries 15120 Boy Rider, 15 years and under 17 years (on first day of Show) Sponsored by Rockwell Concrete and Quarries Champion Senior Boy Rider Prizemoney: $125.00 and a bag of Barastoc Supreme Reserve Champion Senior Boy Rider Prizemoney: $60.00 and a bag of Barastoc Supreme 15121 Girl Rider, 6 years and under 9 years (on first day of Show) (not eligible for Rider Classes to be Led) Sponsored by THE TWINE FAMILY 15122 Girl Rider, 9 years and under 12 years (on first day of Show) Sponsored by THE TWINE FAMILY Champion Junior Girl Rider Prizemoney: $125.00 and a bag of Barastoc Supreme Sponsored by THE TWINE FAMILY Reserve Champion Junior Girl Rider Prizemoney: $60.00 and a bag of Barastoc Supreme Sponsored by THE TWINE FAMILY 15123 Girl Rider, 12 years and under 15 years (on first day of Show) 15124 Girl Rider, 15 years and under 17 years (on first day of Show) Champion Senior Girl Rider Prizemoney: $125.00 and a bag of Barastoc Supreme Sponsored by Fairholme College Reserve Champion Senior Girl Rider Prizemoney: $60.00 and a bag of Barastoc Supreme Sponsored by Fairholme College

O'Connor Cup (Supreme Junior Rider) Garland and $150.00 Prizemoney donated by Daniel L. O'Connor plus Ribbon. This Cup will remain with the R.A.S.Q. and the winner's name will be inscribed upon it. Children eligible are:  Champion Junior Girl Rider  Champion Junior Boy Rider  Champion Senior Girl Rider  Champion Senior Boy Rider

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Adult Rider Spectacular Sponsored by ROCKWELL CONCRETE AND QUARRIES

Judge: Mr Terry Cowan

15125 Smartest On Parade, 17 years and over Not Eligible For Championship 15126 Novice Adult Rider - 17 years and under 21 years Open to Riders who have not won a First Place in a Rider Class at any Royal Show, including Toowoomba Royal Show 15127 Novice Adult Rider - 21 years and under 30 years Open to Riders who have not won a First Place in a Rider Class at any Royal Show, including Toowoomba Royal Show 15128 Novice Adult Rider - 30 years and over Open to Riders who have not won a First Place in a Rider Class at any Royal Show, including Toowoomba Royal Show 15129 Open Adult Rider - 17 years and under 21 years 15130 Open Adult Rider - 21 years and under 30 years 15131 Open Adult Rider - 30 years and over Champion Adult Rider Prizemoney $125.00 & a bag of Barastoc Supreme Reserve Champion Adult Rider Prizemoney $60.00 & a bag of Barastoc Supreme

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Saturday, 17th April 2021

Novice and Open Pony Hack Spectacular Sponsored by VIDEN GROUP and PAUL AUSTIN EQUITATION

 Age of Rider’s is taken as at the FIRST DAY OF THE TOOWOOMBA ROYAL SHOW  A copy of the Rider’s Birth Certificate MUST be available for perusal by a Ring Steward or other RASQ Authorised Person, or as specified by the RASQ.  Stallions excluded from all classes.  COMPETITOR ATTIRE – PLEASE REFER TO THE RASQ REGULATION NO. 13  THE OFFICIAL MEASURER MUST MEASURE ALL HORSES COMPETING IN CLASSES WHERE HEIGHT IS STIPULATED OR THEY WILL BE INELIGIBLE TO COMPETE.  PONIES, GALLOWAYS OR HORSES MUST NOMINATE IN EITHER HACK OR SHOW HUNTER CLASSES. PONIES OR HORSES WILL NOT BE PERMITTED TO NOMINATE OR COMPETE IN BOTH CLASSES. THE EXHIBIT IS EITHER A HUNTER OR A HACK. NO REFUNDS WILL BE GIVEN.

Judge: Mr Alan Willett

Novice Pony Hack sponsored by Paul Austin Equitation Open to all horses that have not won a first prize as an Open Show Hack Class or a Novice Show Hack Class at any Royal Show including Toowoomba Royal Show. 15132 Novice Small Pony Hack, n.e. 11.2 hands, Rider under 17 years 15133 Novice Small Pony Hack, over 11.2 hands and n.e. 12 hands, Rider under 17 years 15134 Novice Large Pony Hack, over 12 hands and n.e. 12.2 hands, Rider under 17 years 15135 Novice Large Pony Hack, over 12.2 hands and n.e. 13.2 hands, Rider under 17 years 15136 Novice Large Pony Hack, over 13.2 hands and n.e. 14.0 hands, Rider under 17 years Champion Novice Pony Hack Prizemoney $50.00 and a bag of Barastoc Supreme Reserve Champion Novice Pony Hack Prizemoney $30.00 and a bag of Barastoc Supreme

Open Pony Hack sponsored by Viden Group 15137 Open Small Pony Hack, n.e. 11.2 hands, Rider under 17 years of age 15138 Open Small Pony Hack, over 11.2 hands and n.e. 12 hands, Rider under 17 years 15139 Open Small Pony Hack, over 12 hands and n.e. 12.2 hands, Rider under 17 years Champion Open Small Pony Hack Prizemoney $125.00 and a bag of Barastoc Supreme Sponsored by Euston Pony Stud Reserve Champion Open Small Pony Hack Prizemoney $60.00 and a bag of Barastoc Supreme

15140 Open Large Pony Hack, over 12.2 hands and n.e. 13 hands 15141 Open Large Pony Hack, over 13 hands and n.e. 13.2 hands 15142 Open Large Pony Hack, over 13.2 hands and n.e. 14 hands 15143 Open Large Pony Hack, over 12.2 hands and n.e.14 hands, Adult Rider, 17 years and over Ponies entered in this class are not eligible to compete in Open Large Pony Hack, over 12.2 hands and n.e. 13 hands: Open Large Pony Hack over 13 hands and n.e. 13.2 hands: Open Large Pony Hack, over 13.2 hands and n.e. 14 hands, Open Large Pony Hack, over 12.2 hands and n.e. 14 hands, Child Rider, under 17 years of age 15204 Open Large Pony Hack, over 12.2 hands and n.e. 14 hands, Child Rider, Rider under 17 years Ponies entered in this class are not eligible to enter Adults Large Show Pony Hack Champion Open Large Pony Hack Prizemoney $125.00 and a bag of Barastoc Supreme Reserve Champion Open Large Pony Hack Prizemoney $60.00 and a bag of Barastoc Supreme

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Saturday, 17th April 2021

Novice Pony Hack Spectacular to be ridden by an Adult Sponsored by TOOWOOMBA TOYOTA

 COMPETITOR ATTIRE – PLEASE REFER TO THE RASQ REGULATION NO. 13  THE OFFICIAL MEASURER MUST MEASURE ALL HORSES COMPETING IN CLASSES WHERE HEIGHT IS STIPULATED OR THEY WILL BE INELIGIBLE TO COMPETE.  OPEN TO ALL HORSES THAT HAVE NOT WON A FIRST PRIZE AS AN OPEN HACK CLASS OR A NOVICE HACK CLASS AT ANY ROYAL SHOW INCLUDING TOOWOOMBA ROYAL SHOW.

Judge: Mrs Cindy Ross

Novice Pony Hack ridden by an Adult Open to all horses that have not won a first prize as an Open Show Hack Class or a Novice Show Hack Class at any Royal Show including Toowoomba Royal Show. 15144 Novice Large Pony Hack, over 12.2 hands and n.e. 13 hands Adult Rider, 17 years and over 15145 Novice Large Pony Hack, over 13 hands and n.e. 13.2 hands Adult Rider, 17 years and over 15146 Novice Large Pony Hack, over 13.2 hands and n.e. 14 hands Adult Rider, 17 years and over Champion Novice Pony Hack Ridden by an Adult Prizemoney $50.00 and a bag of Barastoc Supreme Reserve Champion Novice Pony Hack Ridden by an Adult Prizemoney $30.00 and a bag of Barastoc Supreme

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Novice and Open Galloway Hack Spectacular Sponsored by HANNAS

 Stallions excluded from all classes.  COMPETITOR ATTIRE – PLEASE REFER TO THE RASQ REGULATION NO. 13  THE OFFICIAL MEASURER MUST MEASURE ALL HORSES COMPETING IN CLASSES WHERE HEIGHT IS STIPULATED OR THEY WILL BE INELIGIBLE TO COMPETE.  PONIES, GALLOWAYS OR HORSES MUST NOMINATE IN EITHER HACK OR SHOW HUNTER CLASSES. PONIES OR HORSES WILL NOT BE PERMITTED TO NOMINATE OR COMPETE IN BOTH CLASSES. THE EXHIBIT IS EITHER A HUNTER OR A HACK. NO REFUNDS WILL BE GIVEN.

Judge: Mr Greg Brown

Novice Galloway Open to all horses that have not won a first prize as an Open Show Hack Class or a Novice Show Hack Class at any Royal Show including Toowoomba Royal Show. 15147 Novice Small Galloway Hack, over 14 hands and n.e. 14.2 hands 15148 Novice Large Galloway Hack, over 14.2 hands and n.e. 15 hands Champion Novice Galloway Hack Prizemoney $50.00 and a bag of Barastoc Supreme Reserve Champion Novice Galloway Hack Prizemoney $30.00 and a bag of Barastoc Supreme

Open Galloway Hack 15149 Open Small Lightweight Galloway Hack, over 14 hands and n.e. 14.2 hands 15150 Open Small Heavyweight Galloway Hack, over 14 hands and n.e. 14.2 hands 15151 Open Small Adults Galloway Hack, over 14 hands and n.e. 14.2 hands, Rider 17 years and over Horses entered in this class are not eligible for the Open Small Childs Galloway Hack. 15152 Open Small Childs Galloway Hack, over 14 hands and n.e. 14.2 hands, Rider under 17 years Horses entered in this class are not eligible for the Open Small Adults Galloway Hack. Champion Open Small Galloway Hack Prizemoney $125.00 and a bag of Barastoc Supreme Reserve Champion Open Small Galloway Hack Prizemoney $60.00 and a bag of Barastoc Supreme 15153 Open Large Lightweight Galloway Hack, over 14.2 hands and n.e. 15 hands 15154 Open Large Heavyweight Galloway Hack, over 14.2 hands and n.e. 15 hands 15155 Open Large Adults Galloway Hack, over 14.2 hands and n.e. 15 hands, Rider 17 years and over Horses entered in this class are not eligible for the Open Large Childs Galloway Hack. 15156 Open Large Childs Galloway Hack, over 14.2 hands and n.e. 15 hands, Rider under 17 years Horses entered in this class are not eligible for the Open Large Adults Galloway Hack. Champion Open Large Galloway Hack Prizemoney - $125.00 and a bag of Barastoc Supreme Reserve Champion Open Large Galloway Hack Prizemoney - $60.00 and a bag of Barastoc Supreme

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Novice and Open Hack Spectacular Sponsored by CLIVE BERGHOFER GROUP

Judge: Ms Lisa Jones

Novice Hack Open to all horses that have not won a first prize as an Open Show Hack Class or a Novice Show Hack Class at any Royal Show including Toowoomba Royal Show. 15157 Novice Small Hack, over 15 hands and n.e. 15.2 hands 15158 Novice Small Hack, over 15.2 hands and n.e. 16 hands 15159 Novice Large Hack, over 16 hands and n.e. 16.2 hands 15160 Novice Large Hack, over 16.2 hands Champion Novice Hack Prizemoney $50.00 and a bag of Barastoc Supreme Reserve Champion Novice Hack Prizemoney $30.00 and a bag of Barastoc Supreme

Open Hack 15161 Open Small Hack, over 15 hands and n.e. 15.2 hands 15162 Open Small Hack, over 15.2 hands and n.e. 16 hands 15163 Open Small Adults Hack, over 15 hands and n.e. 16 hands, Rider 17 years and over Horses entered in this class are not eligible for the Open Small Childs Hack 15164 Open Small Childs Hack, over 15 hands and n.e. 16 hands, Rider under 17 years Horses entered in this class are not eligible for the Open Small Adults Hack

15165 THE HEDGER CUP Entry fee: $60.00 Prizemoney: 1st $600.00 2nd $400.00 3rd $300.00, 4th $200.00, 5th $100.00 1st - Caribu Combo Rug sponsored by PetStock 2nd - Caribu gear bag sponsored by PetStock 3rd - Caribu bridle bag sponsored by PetStock The Winner receives a Perpetual Trophy, Garland and a Trophy Rug Open to Thoroughbred Hacks over 15.0 hands with the following:  This Class is open to Hacks ONLY  Open to Thoroughbreds Horses registered with a Thoroughbred Studbook  Horses must be entered in their registered Thoroughbred Name  Entries must show the Studbook Registration Number  The winner of this class is eligible for the relevant height Championship Kindly sponsored by: PetStock Queensland Racing Integrity Commission

Champion Small Open Hack Prizemoney $125.00 and a bag of Barastoc Supreme Reserve Champion Small Open Hack Prizemoney $60.00 and a bag of Barastoc Supreme 15166 Open Large Hack, over 16 hands and n.e. 16.2 hands 15167 Open Large Hack, over 16.2 hands 15168 Open Large Adults Hack, over 16 hands, Rider 17 years and over Horses entered in this class are not eligible for the Open Large Childs Hack 15169 Open Large Childs Hack, over 16 hands, Rider under 17 years Horses entered in this class are not eligible for the Open Large Adults Hack Champion Large Open Hack Prizemoney $125.00 and a bag of Barastoc Supreme Reserve Champion Large Open Hack Prizemoney $60.00 and a bag of Barastoc Supreme Page 30

Arthur Applegarth Memorial Supreme Saddle Hack of the Show Rug, Garland and Prizemoney: $200.00 Sponsored by the APPLEGARTH FAMILY Arthur Applegarth Memorial Perpetual Trophy and Rug Exhibits Eligible:  Champion Small Pony  Champion Large Pony  Champion Open Small Galloway  Champion Open Large Galloway  Champion Open Small Hack  Champion Open Large Hack

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Novice and Open Show Hunter Pony Spectacular Sponsored by BARASTOC

 COMPETITOR ATTIRE – PLEASE REFER TO THE RASQ REGULATION NO. 13  THE OFFICIAL MEASURER MUST MEASURE ALL HORSES COMPETING IN CLASSES WHERE HEIGHT IS STIPULATED OR THEY WILL BE INELIGIBLE TO COMPETE.  PONIES, GALLOWAYS OR HORSES MUST NOMINATE IN EITHER HACK OR SHOW HUNTER CLASSES. PONIES OR HORSES WILL NOT BE PERMITTED TO NOMINATE OR COMPETE IN BOTH CLASSES. THE EXHIBIT IS EITHER A HUNTER OR A HACK. NO REFUNDS WILL BE GIVEN.  Small Ponies N/E 12.2 Must be ridden by a child under 17years – Large Ponies over 12.2 can be ridden by a child or adult  Stallions excluded in all classes  Show Hunters are horses/ponies with sufficient bone and more substance than the modern Fine Hack / Pony but must still maintain quality.  They are expected to move freely and evenly at all paces with exceptional manners.  They may at any time be expected to gallop for the judge.  They are not expected to jump.  The turnout for Show Hunters is more subdued than that of usual saddle classes.  Bridles are to have plain brow bands and no coloured ribbons are to be worn in hair.  Adult rider is 17 years and over, Child Rider is under 17years

Judge: Mr Alan Willett

Ridden Novice Show Hunter Pony Open to all horses that have not won a first prize as an Open Show Hunter Class or a Novice Show Hunter Class at any Royal Show including Toowoomba Royal Show. 15170 Novice Small Show Hunter Pony, n.e. 11.2 hands, Rider under 17 years 15171 Novice Small Show Hunter Pony, over 11.2 hands and n.e. 12 hands, Rider under 17 years 15172 Novice Small Show Hunter Pony, over 12 hands and n.e. 12.2 hands, Rider under 17 years 15173 Novice Large Show Hunter Pony, over 12.2 hands and n.e. 13.2 hands 15174 Novice Large Show Hunter Pony, over 13.2 hands and n.e. 14.0 hands Champion Novice Show Hunter Pony Prizemoney $50.00 and a bag of Barastoc Supreme Reserve Champion Novice Show Hunter Pony Prizemoney $30.00 and a bag of Barastoc Supreme

Ridden Open Show Hunter Pony 15175 Open Small Show Hunter Pony, n.e. 11.2 hands, Rider under 17 years 15176 Open Small Show Hunter Pony, over 11.2 hands and n.e. 12 hands, Rider under 17 years 15177 Open Small Show Hunter Pony, over 12 hands and n.e. 12.2 hands, Rider under 17 years Champion Open Small Show Hunter Pony Rug and Prizemoney $125.00 and a bag of Barastoc Supreme Reserve Champion Open Small Show Hunter Pony Prizemoney $60.00 and a bag of Barastoc Supreme 15178 Open Large Show Hunter Pony, over 12.2 hands and n.e. 13 hands 15179 Open Large Show Hunter Pony, over 13 hands and n.e. 13.2 hands 15180 Open Large Show Hunter Pony, over 13.2 hands and n.e. 14 hands 15181 Adults Large Show Hunter Pony, over 12.2 hands and n.e. 14 hands, Rider 17 years and over Horses entered in this class are not eligible to enter Childs Large Show Hunter Pony 15182 Childs Large Show Hunter Pony, over 12.2 hands and n.e. 14 hands, Rider under 17 years Horses entered in this class are not eligible to enter Adults Large Show Hunter Pony Champion Open Large Show Hunter Pony Rug and Prizemoney $125.00 and a bag of Barastoc Supreme Reserve Champion Open Large Show Hunter Pony Prizemoney $60.00 and a bag of Barastoc Supreme

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Novice and Open Show Hunter Galloway Spectacular Sponsored by BARASTOC

 COMPETITOR ATTIRE – PLEASE REFER TO THE RASQ REGULATION NO. 13  THE OFFICIAL MEASURER MUST MEASURE ALL HORSES COMPETING IN CLASSES WHERE HEIGHT IS STIPULATED OR THEY WILL BE INELIGIBLE TO COMPETE.  PONIES, GALLOWAYS OR HORSES MUST NOMINATE IN EITHER HACK OR SHOW HUNTER CLASSES. PONIES OR HORSES WILL NOT BE PERMITTED TO NOMINATE OR COMPETE IN BOTH CLASSES. THE EXHIBIT IS EITHER A HUNTER OR A HACK. NO REFUNDS WILL BE GIVEN.  Stallions excluded in all classes  Show Hunters are horses/ponies with sufficient bone and more substance than the modern Fine Hack / Pony but must still maintain quality.  They are expected to move freely and evenly at all paces with exceptional manners. They may at any time be expected to gallop for the judge.  They are not expected to jump.  The turnout for Show Hunters is more subdued than that of usual saddle classes.  Bridles are to have plain brow bands and no coloured ribbons are to be worn in hair. Adult rider is 17 years and over, Child Rider is under 17years

Judge: Ms Lisa Jones

Ridden Novice Show Hunter Galloway Open to all horses that have not won a first prize as an Open Show Hunter Class or a Novice Show Hunter Class at any Royal Show including Toowoomba Royal Show. 15183 Novice Small Show Hunter Galloway, over 14 hands and n.e. 14.2 hands 15184 Novice Large Show Hunter Galloway, over 14.2 hands and n.e. 15 hands Champion Novice Show Hunter Galloway Prizemoney $50.00 and a bag of Barastoc Supreme Reserve Champion Novice Show Hunter Galloway Prizemoney $30.00 and a bag of Barastoc Supreme

Ridden Open Show Hunter Galloway 15185 Open Small Show Hunter Galloway, over 14 hands and n.e. 14.2 hands 15186 Adults Small Show Hunter Galloway, over 14 hands and n.e. 14.2 hands, Rider 17 years and over Horses entered in this class are not eligible to enter Childs Small Show Hunter Galloway 15187 Childs Show Hunter Small Galloway, over 14 hands and n.e. 14.2 hands, Rider under 17 years Horses entered in this class are not eligible to enter Adults Small Show Hunter Galloway Champion Open Small Show Hunter Galloway Rug and Prizemoney $125.00 and a bag of Barastoc Supreme Reserve Champion Open Small Show Hunter Galloway Prizemoney $60.00 and a bag of Barastoc Supreme 15188 Open Large Show Hunter Galloway, over 14.2 hands and n.e. 15 hands 15189 Adults Large Show Hunter Galloway, over 14.2 hands and n.e. 15 hands, Rider 17 years and over Horses entered in this class are not eligible to enter Childs Large Show Hunter Galloway 15190 Child Show Hunter Large Galloway, over 14.2 hands and n.e. 15 hands, Rider under 17 years Horses entered in this class are not eligible to enter Adults Large Show Hunter Galloway Champion Open Large Show Hunter Galloway Rug and Prizemoney $125.00 and a bag of Barastoc Supreme Reserve Champion Open Large Show Hunter Galloway Prizemoney $60.00 and a bag of Barastoc Supreme

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Novice and Open Show Hunter Horse Spectacular Sponsored by BARASTOC

 COMPETITOR ATTIRE – PLEASE REFER TO THE RASQ REGULATION NO. 13  THE OFFICIAL MEASURER MUST MEASURE ALL HORSES COMPETING IN CLASSES WHERE HEIGHT IS STIPULATED OR THEY WILL BE INELIGIBLE TO COMPETE.  PONIES, GALLOWAYS OR HORSES MUST NOMINATE IN EITHER HACK OR SHOW HUNTER CLASSES. PONIES OR HORSES WILL NOT BE PERMITTED TO NOMINATE OR COMPETE IN BOTH CLASSES. THE EXHIBIT IS EITHER A HUNTER OR A HACK. NO REFUNDS WILL BE GIVEN.  Stallions excluded in all classes  Show Hunters are horses/ponies with sufficient bone and more substance than the modern Fine Hack / Pony but must still maintain quality.  They are expected to move freely and evenly at all paces with exceptional manners. They may at any time be expected to gallop for the judge.  They are not expected to jump.  The turnout for Show Hunters is more subdued than that of usual saddle classes.  Bridles are to have plain brow bands and no coloured ribbons are to be worn in hair.  Adult rider is 17 years and over, Child Rider is under 17years

Judge: Mr Greg Brown

Ridden Novice Show Hunter Horse Open to all horses that have not won a first prize as an Open Show Hunter Class or a Novice Show Hunter Class at any Royal Show including Toowoomba Royal Show. 15191 Novice Small Show Hunter Horse, over 15 hands and n.e. 15.2 hands 15192 Novice Small Show Hunter Horse, over 15.2 hands and n.e. 16 hands 15193 Novice Large Show Hunter Horse, over 16 hands and n.e. 16.2 hands 15194 Novice Large Show Hunter Horse, over 16.2 hands Champion Novice Show Hunter Horse Prizemoney $50.00 and a bag of Barastoc Supreme Reserve Champion Novice Show Hunter Horse Prizemoney $30.00 and a bag of Barastoc Supreme

Ridden Open Show Hunter Horse 15195 Open Small Show Hunter Horse, over 15 hands and n.e. 15.2 hands 15196 Open Small Show Hunter Horse, over 15.2 hands and n.e 16 hands 15197 Adults Small Show Hunter Horse, n.e. 16 hands, Rider 17 years and over Horses entered in this class are not eligible to enter Childs Small Hunter Horse 15198 Childs Small Show Hunter Horse, n.e. 16 hands, Rider under 17 years Horses entered in this class are not eligible to enter Adults Small Hunter Horse

15199 THE PETSTOCK HUNTER CUP Entry fee: $60.00 Prizemoney: 1st $600.00 2nd $400.00 3rd $300.00, 4th $200.00, 5th $100.00 1st - Caribu Combo Rug sponsored by PetStock 2nd - Caribu gear bag sponsored by PetStock 3rd - Caribu bridle bag sponsored by PetStock The Winner receives a Perpetual Trophy, Garland and a Trophy Rug Open to Thoroughbred Hunter Horses over 15.0 hands with the following:  This Class is open to Hunter Horses ONLY  Open to Thoroughbred Horses registered with a Thoroughbred Studbook  Horses must be entered in their registered Thoroughbred Name  Entries must show the Studbook Registration Number  The winner of this Class is eligible for the relevant Height Championship Kindly sponsored by: Queensland Racing Integrity Commission PetStock

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15200 Open Large Show Hunter Horse, over 16 hands and n.e. 16.2 hands 15201 Open Large Show Hunter Horse, over 16.2 hands 15202 Adults Large Show Hunter Horse, over 16 hands, Rider 17 years and over Horses entered in this class are not eligible to enter Childs Large Hunter Horse 15203 Childs Large Show Hunter Horse, over 16 hands, Rider under 17 years Horses entered in this class are not eligible to enter Adults Large Hunter Horse

Champion Large Show Hunter Horse Rug and Prizemoney $125.00 and a bag of Barastoc Supreme Reserve Champion Large Show Hunter Horse Prizemoney $60.00 and a bag of Barastoc Supreme

Supreme Champion Open Show Hunter Rug & Garland and Prizemoney $200.00 Kindly sponsored by Arna and Sophie Clift Exhibits Eligible:  Champion Small Open Show Hunter Pony  Champion Open Large Show Hunter Pony  Champion Open Small Show Hunter Galloway  Champion Open Large Show Hunter Galloway  Champion Open Small Show Hunter Horse  Champion Open Large Show Hunter Horse

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Sunday 18th April 2021 ENTRIES VIA GLOBAL ENTRIES ONLINE

THIS IS AN EQUESTRIAN QUEENSLAND AFFILIATED EVENT AND WILL BE CONDUCTED UNDER EA RULES.

CLASS ENTRIES OPEN: TO BE ADVISED via www.globalentriesonline.com CLASS ENTRIES CLOSE: 30 March 2021 at 11.59pm

LATE ENTRIES WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED

AMBULANCE AND ADMIN: THERE IS NO ADMIN, GROUND OR AMBULANCE FEE

SCRATCHINGS/REFUNDS Refunds will only be paid on the following basis – In writing with a vet or medical certificate received no later than Monday 12th April 2021. All applications must be sent directly to the CEO Mr Damon Phillips – [email protected]

CONDITIONS OF ENTRY All competitions shall be conducted under E.A. Rules and performance cards may be checked by an E.A. Steward. All horses and riders to be registered with the Equestrian Australia Horses may only enter in one class for the day. There will be no camping or stabling available for Show Jumping entrants. Day yards permitted. No portable electric fencing permitted. PASSES: All exhibitors will need to purchase an Exhibitor Pass to enter the grounds. These are to be ordered and paid for when entering classes on Global. Cost is $10 each. An email and link will be forwarded to you to download your exhibitor pass. If not purchased online with your entries full gate online ticket prices will apply. A limit of two exhibitor passes per entrant applies. The issue of passes is controlled by the RASQ. All queries are to be directed to the Show Office – 07 4634 7400 Substitutions:  Application may be made to the Ringmaster Catherine James, for permission to make a substitution entry, provided the horse to be substituted belongs to the same owner or lessee who made the original entry and every such application shall be considered by the Show Executive on its merits. If the Show Executive approves the substitution, notice must be given to the Judges of the competition not less than 15 minutes before the Competition is due to start.  A substitution once made cannot be changed, varied or revoked that day. It is the responsibility of the Competitor to make sure that the Judge has been notified of the substitution before he/she starts his/her round.

AMATEUR CLASS COMPETITORS  Must have not competed in an Olympic Games or World Equestrian Games in either Jumping or Eventing  In the past 10 years must not have competed in a World Cup for Jumping Riders qualifying round.  Must not have competed in section 1 and 2 at a Royal Show in Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne, Adelaide or Perth in the past two years  Must never have competed in a 4* 3 Day Event.  Amateur Riders may not compete in an Amateur class if they compete in a class higher than 1.20m at that show.  Amateur Riders may not compete in an Amateur class on a horse that will compete in any class higher than 1.20m at that show.  Athletes must meet the membership requirements as set out in the EA 1. Riders may compete as amateurs from the beginning of the calendar year in which they turn 21 years of age. 2. Organisers may at their discretion limit the number of horses a rider can start. 3. The first obstacle in the first round should be 10cm lower than the advertised starting height of the competition. 4. There will be a maximum height rise of 10cm for the jump-off 5. RIDERS WANTING TO COMPETE IN THE AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP AS A QUALIFIER FOR THE SERIES MUST ALSO ENTER CLASS 1A. THERE IS NO ENTRY FEE FOR CLASS 1A. BEST PLACED AMATEUR WILL RECEIVE A SADDLECLOTH AND ALSO BE ELIGIBLE FOR PLACINGS

JUDGE: TO BE ADVISED COURSE DESIGNER: Mr Graeme Watts

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Class 1 110cm Championship - Art 238 2.2 Incorporating Amateur Series Championship Sponsored by Garden City Cabs RIDERS WANTING TO COMPETE IN THE AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP AS A QUALIFIER FOR THE SERIES MUST ALSO ENTER CLASS 1A. THERE IS NO ENTRY FEE FOR CLASS 1A. BEST PLACED AMATEUR WILL RECEIVE A SADDLECLOTH AND ALSO BE ELIGIBLE FOR PLACINGS ENTRY FEE: $30.00 Total prizemoney of $650.00 1st $200.00, 2nd $140.00. 3rd $115.00 4th $85.00, 5th $60.00. 6th $50.00

Class 1A 110cm Championship - Art 238 2.2 – AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP – PLEASE SEE CLASS 1 No Entry Fee RIDERS WANTING TO COMPETE IN THE AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP AS A QUALIFIER FOR THE SERIES MUST ALSO ENTER CLASS 1A. THERE IS NO ENTRY FEE FOR CLASS 1A. BEST PLACED AMATEUR WILL RECEIVE A SADDLECLOTH AND ALSO BE ELIGIBLE FOR PLACINGS

Class 2 125cm Championship - Art 238 2.2 Sponsored by Gersey Transport Incorporating a point score round of the Aitken’s Future Star of the Year Series. For eligibility see their Facebook Page. ENTRY FEE: $30.00 Total Prizemoney of $770.00 1st $220.00, 2nd $170.00, 3rd $140.00, 4th $110.00, 5th $80.00, 6th $50.00,

Class 3 140cm Championship - Art 238 2.2 Sponsored by Fairholme College ENTRY FEE: $33.00 Total prizemoney of $1,000.00: 1st $285.00, 2nd $225.00, 3rd $175.00, 4th $135.00, 5th $105.00, 6th $75.00

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