THE SHOW SATURDAY 19 MAY 2018 KINLOSS ·

Entertainment for all the family 9am - 5pm Admission £10 · Parking FREE Children under 14 FREE For online facilities and more visit WWW.FIFESHOW.COM Further information available from the Secretary: Tel: 07910 072409 Email: [email protected] THE FIFE AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION incorporating THE EAST OF FIFE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY and THE FIFE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY presents

The Fife Show Saturday 19th May 2018 Premium List see www.fifeshow.com for entry details and online entry facilities

CATALOGUE ENTRIES CLOSE 7TH APRIL 2018 ***New for 2018*** “Late” Entries will be taken from 8th April – 11th May for Cattle, Sheep & Horses These Entries will not be included in the Catalogue and will be payable at a higher fee. “Show Day” Entries will be taken for Light Horses only These entries will be payable at a higher rate than Late entries

Entry fees will be shown as the fee payable up to 7th April, then a fee in brackets which is applicable from 8th April-11th May. Light horse sections will also show a 3rd entry fee, payable for entries on Show day.

The illustrations on the front cover were drawn by children from local schools and chosen, with great difficulty, by the FAA Committee. The Committee Members are proud to encourage children of all ages and backgrounds from throughout Fife, and further afield, to become involved with the Show and to learn more about agriculture & its traditions.

3 FIFE SHOW RULES 2018 The Fife Agricultural Society, Scottish Charity No. SC011016 1. To enable the Committee to make the necessary arrangements, all entries for inclusion in the Catalogue (excluding Show Jumping classes) must be made on or before Saturday 7 April 2018. OFFICE BEARERS 2018 Late Entries (until 11th May) of sheep, cattle & horses and entries on Show day (Light Horse only) President will be taken by payment of increased entry fees plus Membership of the Association if not already Mr M. Black, Nisbetfield paid. Late and Show day entries will not be included in the Catalogue. Entries will not be Vice-President accepted unless accompanied by the appropriate entry fee and documents. 2. No refunds will be given for livestock entries after 7th April. Refunds will only be given when Mr A. Stevenson, Bonerbo notified to the Secretary in writing (or email) before 7th April and a £5 administration fee will be Junior Vice-President deducted from the amount paid. PLEASE NOTE – this does not apply to Showjumping entries, Mr J. Smith, Pitlessie Mill where BS Rules apply. Past President 3. All exhibitors of cattle, sheep and horses (except for showjumpers) must be members of the Mr A. Stewart, Kininmonth Association. 4. Animals can be entered in more than one class, if eligible, but no guarantee can be given that they Secretary & Treasurer can be judged in all the classes entered, due to the timings of the various sections. Ms E. Miller, Chance Inn 5. To enable the Committee to make necessary arrangements in erecting the showyard, exhibitors are requested to specify when any animal is entered in more than one class. DIRECTORS 6. All stock shown must have been TWO MONTHS AT LEAST in possession of the exhibitor. Any W. Allan, Millfield; R. Brown, Radernie; Mrs A. Hamilton, Dairsie Mains; infringement of this rule will render the exhibitor liable to be expelled from the Association, and all prize money gained will be forfeited. Miss G. Rollins, Leven; D. Scott, Cupar 7. The ages of all animals shall be computed from 1 January in their respective years, except in the cases especially mentioned in the Premium List. GENERAL COMMITTEE 8. Cattle entered must be from accredited or negative herds or have been individually tested as BVD negative if they come from a not negative herd. 9. BVD negative status forms to be supplied by cattle exhibitors at the time of entry. Anstruther & District 10. All calves born on or after 1 July 1999 must have a properly completed passport, which must be J. Jack, Balhousie; J. Johnston, Branxton; M. Logan, Sypsies; available on request during the period of the Show. This is the responsibility of the keeper of the Mrs M. Snow, Incharvie; S. Parsons, Balcaskie; animal. Cattle Passports must be presented by the exhibitor at the Secretary’s Tent before & District 11 am on Show day. J. Ballantyne, Balkaithly; R. Dewey, Lathockar Mains; 11. Bulls of 1yr old or over must be ringed. 12. Breeding cows must be in calf, or have had a calf within the 12 months previous to the Show. Ms D. Haig, Radernie; C. Mylius, St Fort; D. Paterson, Balmullo 13. Animals of any age that have had a calf must be shown as cows. Cupar & District 14. A miracle milker will be available to assist in milking dairy exhibits. Mrs E. Lang, Rosewells; N. Forrest, Airdits; 15. Brood mares must be four years old and upwards. Foals must be at least three weeks old on B. Duncan, Balmalcolm; D. Hooley, Chance Inn; Ms C. Lacey, Chance Inn; Show day. Ms N. Motion, Craigrothie; S. Player, Cupar; Mrs K. Waterston, Cupar; 16. Substitutions will be permitted in horse & classes, at the Secretary’s discretion. 17. Exhibitors with MV/CAE Accredited sheep herds must give a green SAC valid Certificate of Mrs L. Wilson, Cassindilly; Ms N. Wilson, Westhall; Status to the Steward on entry to the showfield BEFORE unloading any animals. Central & West Fife 18. All stock eligible to compete in Open and Confined classes shall be entitled to win prizes in either. D. Aglen, Treaton; R. Black, Braeside of Lindores; R. Bleakley, Longannet 19. Where only one competitor is entered in a section the Show Committee reserves the right to C. Maitland, Grange of Lindores; D. McKerrow, Nochnarry; amalgamate sections. M. Quinn, Kirkcaldy 20. The Committee reserves the right of refusing any entries they may think fit, to exclude or cancel any entry made, or to prohibit the exhibition of any stock, and also to cancel any class, or to withhold any of the prizes if there are not sufficient competitors, or to make enquiries into a breach of the Rules and Regulations without any protest from any exhibitor.

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21. It is solely the responsibility of the exhibitor to present his/her animal for judging at the appropriate MEMBERSHIP OF THE ASSOCIATION time. The stewards and/or show officials will not be held responsible should an exhibitor fail to present his/her animal for judging at the appropriate time. Open to all interested in its aims. The annual subscription for all Members is £10 22. Should an animal appear to be uncontrollable, at any time, the Convener will have authority to payable in advance from 1 January. Life Membership is available at £100. inform the exhibitor/handler to immediately return the animal to its pen/lorry. All exhibitors of cattle, sheep and horses (except for show jumpers) plus 23. Stock attendants are responsible for their own stock at all times and Public Liability Insurance competitors in the annual grain and root competitions must be Members of the must be carried by the owner. Association. 24. All livestock must be supervised at all times by a person over 16 years of age and experienced in the handling of such animals. 25. No person, with the exception of the competitors in a current class, Judges, Stewards, Members of Privileges of Membership: Committee, Stock Leaders and the Secretary is to enter any of the rings. 1. Free admission to the Summer Show. 26. No animal will be taken out of its stall or pen after the judging has commenced, except by Order of 2. Automatic dispatch of the Association’s Premium List. Committee, or with the permission of the Secretary. Stock will not be allowed to stand about the 3. Access to the Members’ Marquee at the Summer Show. This marquee, where Showyard in groups. Those infringing this rule will be liable to a fine of £10 or may be expelled from the Showyard. refreshments are available, will be situated next to the Secretary’s Office at the 27. The judge’s decision will be final. Main Ring. 28. Any objections must be made to the Secretary within 15 minutes of the completion of judging of 4. To attend and vote at General Meetings of the Association. the class concerned, accompanied by a deposit of £25, which will be returned if the objection is MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION/RENEWAL FORM ON BACK PAGE sustained. The referee and Acting Committee will meet to consider protests, and their decision will be final. ======29. Prize Money Vouchers will be given to prize winners along with the Rosettes and must be LONG SERVICE MEDALS exchanged at the Secretary’s tent before 6p.m on Show Day. Except in classes where an unresolved objection has been lodged, or where classes are still being judged, any Prize Money The Royal Highland and Agricultural Society of Long Service Medals not claimed on Show day will be forfeited and no claims will thereafter be entertained. and Certificates for employees with 30 years service or more are presented at 30. All prize winners to be paraded when required under penalty of forfeiture of all prizes by the owners of any animal not paraded when required. This rule will be strictly enforced. the Show each year. 31. Stock handlers must be in attendance at the animals’ heads at 9.15 am and 2.00 pm, in readiness Application forms for Medals and Certificates can be obtained from the RHASS for Judging and the Parade of Stock. www.rhass.org.uk/awards-and-grants/rhass-long-service-awards and further 32. Stock is not to be removed until after the Grand Parade without prior permission from a Committee information is available from the Fife Show Secretary ([email protected]). Member. 33. The Association complies with and follows the ASAO guidelines on Animal Welfare and has a Plan in place. The welfare of livestock is also the responsibility of the owner. Completed applications must reach the Fife Show Secretary before 1 April 2018 34. A fully equipped Paramedic Ambulance will be on the showfield from 8.00 am on Show Day. To help defray this additional expenditure a fee of £2 per rider/driver of horses or and per exhibitor in other sections and trade stands is charged (as noted on Website Online System, Entry and Application Forms). 35. Competitors will not be notified of any change of judge after publication of the Premium List, NOTICE TO ALL COMPETITORS changes will be noted on the website where time allows. Cattle, sheep & poultry must be on the Showground before 9a.m and not be 36. The winners of Trophies are to give security to the Association for their return on or before next removed before 3.30p.m or until after the Vintage Parade is finished. year’s Show. Trophies must be returned to the Secretary by Show day each year. 37. All persons in charge of stock and other exhibits, and all persons admitted to the Showyard, shall be subject to the Rules of the Association and must obey the Order of ALL PRIZE WINNERS MUST ENTER THE PARADE OF STOCK (see Rule 30) Committee, Secretary, and other Officials of the Association. 38. Exhibitors shall be answerable for the conduct of their representatives. The gates leading to the Showground will be locked at 8p.m on the day before 39. The Association will not be responsible for any loss or damage whatsoever the Show and opened at 7a.m on Show Day. 40. The Officials have power to enforce these Rules.

6 7 2018 SPONSORS FIFE SHOW 2018 NEW FOR THIS YEAR - Demonstration by the Scottish Farrier Team, 2017 World MAIN SPONSORS

Champions. CKD Galbraith Kettle Produce Ltd Pony Club Games – watch these determined youngsters and ponies in the Main AgriI Clydesdale Bank The Lindores Abbey Distillery Ring having fun. Kids Countryside Tent – with loads of interesting things to see and do, not only PLATINUM SPONSORS for the kids! Check out the alpacas AND Rare Breed animals. Home Produce Marquee – from courgette loaf & sausage rolls to decorated Branston Ltd BTO Solicitors LLP candles made by Under 9’s – competition classes for everyone. Crop Services (Scotland) Ltd Headon Developments Made in Fife & Craft Marquees – the best of crafting from Fife & beyond. NFU Mutual Walker Snack Foods Pet Show – entries taken on Show day. Trade Stands – over 150 stands to browse, covering everything from agricultural GOLD SPONSORS machinery to artwork. Many new stands for 2018 – a great shopping Blackadders LLP Copland Construction EQ Accountants LLP opportunity! Food outlets covering all tastes. GrainCo James Aird& Sons Lawrie Estate Agents Cookery Theatre, sponsored by Branston Ltd. Demonstrations by chefs from Sinclair Photography SRUC St Clair Veterinary Clinics Ltd Elmwood College, using local produce. Thorntons Solicitors & Estate Agents Food & Drink Marquee, sponsored by Kettle Produce. Food & drinks for sale from independent producers. SILVER SPONSORS Poultry Tent – a wide range of poultry & waterfowl on display in competitions. Funfair – for kids of all ages! Double A Trading East of Scotland Growers Entertainment – displays in the Second field from the Black Boar Swordsmanship Gillespie MacAndrew Kingdom Carpets Netherton & Westbank Equestrian School, the Cupar Bowmen as well as a Highland Dancing competition. Main Ring – the place to be to see cattle, sheep & heavy horse showing classes BRONZE SPONSORS as well as Private Driving & Heavy Horse Turnouts. Don’t miss the Young Farmers Tug O’ War and the Parade of Champions, sponsored by Kingdom Angle Park Sand & Gravel Co Ltd James Hair & Co Carpets. W Walker Livestock Top Tyres Drakes of Hazard - Dogs & ducks – great family entertainment in the Main Ring and the Game Fair Arena. SECTION SPONSORS Light Horse Rings – A full schedule of In-Hand & ridden classes, many with qualifiers attached. See Classes for details. Campbell Dallas Conchie Saddlery Gardens Mowers & Tools KM Duncan Agricultural Engineering The Forfar Mart Showjumping – RHS & HOYS qualifiers. Kingdom Agribusiness Kinneston Meldrums Ltd Game Fair, sponsored by CKD Galbraith. Ferrets, gundogs, falconry, fly fishing Starlyne Feeds Strutt& Parker and more. Dog Show & Dog Scurry also take place here – enter on Show day. Vintage Parade – A fantastic display of vintage tractors & machinery, sponsored CLASS SPONSORS by Crop Services (Scotland) Ltd Music around the Showground by Cupar & District Pipe Band A&J Nelson (Haulage Contractor) Ltd Deebees Rosettes Harbro

8 9 CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS Kindly sponsored by Strutt & Parker Judge: Mr S. Stevenson, Bonerbo, Anstruther Class 1 Bull born before 1 January 2017. Start: 2 pm in Main Ring. Class 2 Bull born after 1 January 2017. £100 will be awarded to the Champion of Champions, kindly sponsored by Walker Snack Foods Class 3 Cow in milk or in calf born before 1 January 2016. Ltd, Cupar. The Champion from the following sections will compete for this award: Sheep, Pedigree Class 4 Heifer born between January 2016 and 31 December 2016. Cattle, Dairy Cattle, Commercial Cattle, Poultry, In-Hand Horse/Pony. Class 5 Heifer born on or after 1 January 2017. Class 6 Bull or heifer calf born on or after 1 September 2017. OVERALL CUPS Class 7 Pair of animals included in separate classes, the property of the same The Ladybank Burgh Victory Cup (Perpetual) - presented by The Town Council, Merchants and exhibitor. No entry fee, no prize money, rosette only. Traders of the Burgh of Ladybank. Open to all competitors at the Show. The Cup to be awarded to the exhibitor gaining most points in the Horse, Cattle and Sheep classes. ABERDEEN ANGUS Mr Robert Aitken, Methven (Judge) CATTLE Senior Conveners: B. Brown; E. Lang TROPHIES & PRIZES Conveners: C. Mylius; R Dewey The J B Crichton Second Challenge Cup (Perpetual) - presented by the late J B Crichton Esq, Start: 9.30 am. Luthrie Bank, Cupar for the Best Animal in the Aberdeen Angus Cattle classes, male or female, any Interbreed will be judged at 12.30 pm. age. The Aberdeen Angus Society offers a Champion rosette and sash. TROPHIES & PRIZES A bag of Starlyne Minerals to the Champion, presented by R Nicol. The Montrave (Perpetual) Challenge Cup - presented by Sir John Gilmour Bt for the exhibitor PRIZE MONEY gaining most points in the Cattle Section. Class awards only. First - 3 points, Second - 2 points, Third - 1st £15.00, 2nd £12.00, 3rd £9.00 per class, excluding Class 14 1 point. The Nickersons of Rothwell (Perpetual) Challenge Cup - presented by Nickersons Seed ENTRY FEES: Classes 8-13 £5 per entry - (£8) Class 14 Free Specialists Ltd, Grimsby, for Overall Champion Pedigree Beef Animal. The Nitrovit (Perpetual) Shield - for the Overall Champion Pedigree Dairy Cow. Kindly sponsored by EQ Chartered Accountants The Cameron Cup (Perpetual) - presented by the late Mrs Peggy Cameron, Balbuthie for Best Beef Interbreed Pair owned by the exhibitor. If more than one pair from a section is eligible for presentation Class 8 Bull born before 1 January 2017. of this cup, pairs will be judged initially within their sections. Class 9 Bull born on or after 1 January 2017. The Royal Hotel Challenge Cup (Perpetual) - presented by Mr A Williamson, Royal Hotel, Cupar for Class 10 Cow in milk or in calf born before 1 January 2016. Best Pedigree Beef Animal bred by exhibitor. Class 11 Heifer born between 1 January 2016 and 31 December 2016. Class 12 Heifer born on or after 1 January 2017. PEDIGREE CATTLE Class 13 Bull or heifer calf born on or after 1 June 2017. Note: Pedigree Cattle entered in this division must be registered in the appropriate Herd Book and Class 14 Pair of animals included in separate classes, the property of the same cannot compete in the Commercial or Fat classes. exhibitor. No entry fee, no prize money, rosette only.

The Interbreed Cattle Champion will be judged by Mr H. Sleigh, St Johns Wells, Fyvie, BELTED GALLOWAY Aberdeenshire. The Champion will receive £70 and the Reserve £15. Mr John Rowell, Cumnock (Judge) Grand Parade of Livestock will be at 2.15 pm in the Main Ring, kindly sponsored by Kingdom

Carpets. TROPHIES & PRIZES SHORTHORNS The Beltie Trophy - awarded by the Brown Family, Radernie for Champion Belted Galloway Mr John Rowell, Cumnock (Judge) PRIZE MONEY 1st £15.00, 2nd £12.00, 3rd £9.00 per class, excluding Class 20 TROPHIES & PRIZES The Piper Second Challenge Cup - presented by James Piper Esq, The Grange, Burntisland. Won ENTRY FEES: Classes 15-19 £5 per entry (£8) Class 20 Free outright by Messrs H W Melville & Sons, Balmullo and re-presented by them as a Perpetual Trophy for the Best Animal in the Shorthorn classes. Kindly sponsored by KM Duncan Agricultural Engineering Ltd The J B W Smith (Agricultural Division) Ltd (Perpetual) Shield for the Best Shorthorn bred by exhibitor. Class 15 Bull, any age. Qualifier for The Scottish Beef Shorthorn Club - Summer Points Competition 2018. Class 16 Bull calf born on or after 1 July 2017. PRIZE MONEY Class 17 Cow in calf or in milk. 1st £15.00, 2nd £12.00, 3rd £9.00 per class, excluding Class 7 Class 18 Heifer any age.

Class 19 Heifer calf born on or after 1 July 2017. ENTRY FEES: Classes 1-6 £5 per entry (£8) Class 7 Free Class 20 Pair of animals included in separate classes, the property of the same

exhibitor. No entry fee, no prize money, rosette only.

10 11 ANY OTHER BREED (CONTINENTAL) PRIZE MONEY Mr David Lowry, Lanark (Judge) 1st £15.00, 2nd £12.00, 3rd £9.00 per class, excluding Class 39

TROPHIES & PRIZES ENTRY FEES: Classes 33-38 £5 per entry (£8) Class 39 Free The Adamson (Perpetual) Challenge Trophy - presented by Mr & Mrs A S Adamson, West Friarton for the Best Charolais, either sex. Kindly sponsored by W Walker LLP The Campbell Cup (Perpetual) - presented by Hector Campbell, Balthayock for the Best Charolais bred by exhibitor. Class 33 Bull born before 31 May 2017. Rosette for the Champion Pedigree Charolais is presented by The British Charolais Cattle Society Class 34 Bull calf born on or after 1 June 2017. Limited in association with the Scottish & Northern Charolais Breeders Association Limited. Class 35 Cow in milk or in calf. PRIZE MONEY Class 36 Heifer born between 1 June 2015 and 31 May 2016 in calf or eild. 1st £15.00, 2nd £12.00, 3rd £9.00 per class, excluding Class 26 Class 37 Heifer born between 1 June 2016 and 31 May 2017. Class 38 Heifer calf born on or after 1 June 2017. ENTRY FEES: Classes 21-25 £5 per entry (£8) Class 26 Free Class 39 Pair of animals included in separate classes, the property of the same exhibitor. No entry fee, no prize money, rosette only. Kindly sponsored by Scotland's Rural College (SRUC) HIGHLAND CATTLE Class 21 Bull any age. Mr C Bruce, Banff (Judge) Class 22 Bull calf born on or after 1 June 2017. Class 23 Cow in milk or in calf. TROPHIES & PRIZES Class 24 Heifer any age. The Carphin Quaich (Perpetual) - presented by the late Mr J G Wemyss, Carphin, Luthrie, Cupar for Class 25 Heifer calf born on or after 1 June 2017. the Champion Highlander. Class 26 Pair of animals included in separate classes, the property of the same A rosette for the Champion Pedigree Highlander is presented by The Highland Cattle Society. exhibitor. No entry fee, no prize money, rosette only. A bag of Starlyne Minerals to the Champion, presented by R Nicol.

ANY OTHER BREED (NATIVE) PRIZE MONEY Mr Robert Aitken, Methven (Judge) 1st £15.00, 2nd £12.00, 3rd £9.00 per class, excluding Class 46

NOTES TROPHIES & PRIZES Winning exhibitors at this Show will gain points for The Highland Cattle Society's annual Show Fold of The Haig Dimple Trophy will be awarded to the Champion Hereford The Year competition. All animals must be entered in the herd book fully or registered in the Appendix The Langraw Trophy will be awarded to the Best Hereford Bred by the Exhibitor register. Females entered in the appendix register of our Herd Book, either Appendix B or Appendix A, PRIZE MONEY 1st £15.00, 2nd £12.00, 3rd £9.00 per class, excluding Class 32 are eligible for entry and are identified by the letter 'B' or 'A' tattooed in the ear or written in waterproof ink on an eartag. Bulls under the age of 14 months must be birth notified to the Society.

ENTRY FEES: Classes 27-31 £5 per entry (£8) Class 32 Free ENTRY FEES: Classes 40-45 £5 per entry (£8) Class 46 Free

Kindly sponsored by Scotland's Rural College (SRUC) Kindly sponsored by Gillespie Macandrew

Class 27 Bull, any age. Class 40 Bull, any age. Class 28 Bull calf born on or after 1 June 2017. Class 41 Cow in calf or in milk born before 1 January 2015. Class 29 Cow in milk or in calf. Class 42 Heifer born in 2015. Class 30 Heifer, any age. Class 43 Heifer born in 2016. Class 31 Heifer calf born on or after 1 June 2017. Class 44 Heifer born in 2017. Class 32 Pair of animals included in separate classes, the property of the same Class 45 Calf born on or after 1 January 2018. exhibitor. No entry fee, no prize money, rosette only. Class 46 Pair of animals included in separate classes, the property of the same

exhibitor. No entry fee, no prize money, rosette only. SIMMENTAL

Mr David Lowry, Lanark (Judge) LIMOUSIN TROPHIES & PRIZES Mr R Fisher, Anstruther (Judge) The Association Cup will be awarded to the Champion Simmental. Rosettes for the Champion and Reserve are presented by The British Simmental Cattle Society Ltd. TROPHIES & PRIZES A bag of Starlyne Minerals to the Champion, presented by R Nicol. The Association Cup for the Best Animal. A special rosette for the best Limousin is presented by the British Limousin Cattle Society.

12 13 PRIZE MONEY Strathmiglo. 1st £15.00, 2nd £12.00, 3rd £9.00 per class, excluding Class 52 St Andrews and Anstruther Area - Parishes of Cameron, Dunino, Ferryport-on-Craig, Forgan, Kingsbarns, Leuchars, St Andrews and St Leonards, Anstruther-Wester, Carnbee, Crail, Kilconquhar, ENTRY FEES: Classes 47-51 £5 per entry (£8) Class 52 Free Kilrenny, Largo, Newburn, Pittenweem, St Monans. The rest of Fife and Kinross. Class 47 Bull born on or before 31 December 2016. Class 48 Bull born on or after 1 January 2017. £20 and £15 respectively kindly donated by Lawrie Estate Agents will be awarded to the Champion Class 49 Cow in calf or in milk. and Reserve in the Beef Cattle section. Class 50 Heifer, any age. PRIZE MONEY Class 51 Calf born after 1 June 2017. 1st £15.00, 2nd £12.00, 3rd £9.00 per class. Class 52 Pair of animals included in separate classes, the property of the same exhibitor. No entry fee, no prize money, rosette only. NOTE No cattle to be shown in more than one class.

BRITISH BLUE The Beef Cattle classes are kindly sponsored as follows: Lawrie Estate Agents Mr R Fisher, Anstruther (Judge) A & J Nelson (Haulage Contractor) Ltd, Kelty: Class 63

PRIZE MONEY ENTRY FEES: Classes 59-69 £5 per entry (£8) 1st £15.00, 2nd £12.00, 3rd £9.00 per class, excluding Class 58 Class 59 Cross cow nursing her calf.

NOTES Class 60 Cross heifer (calf teeth). In the case of only one competitor being entered in this section, the Show Committee reserves the right to amalgamate the section into either Any Other Breed Continental or Any Other Breed Native. Class 61 Cross heifer born between 1 September 2017 and 31 December 2017. Class 62 Cross heifer born after 31 December 2017. ENTRY FEES: Classes 53-57 £5 per entry (£8) Class 58 Free Class 63 Steer born between 1 September 2017 and 31 December 2017. Class 64 Steer born after 31 December 2017. Class 53 Female born on or before 31 December 2016. Class 65 Continental Cross bred bullock - showing 2 or more broad teeth. Class 54 Female born on or after 1 January 2017. Class 66 Limousin Cross bred bullock, calf teeth. Class 55 Bull born on or before 31 December 2016. Class 67 Any other Continental Cross bred bullock, calf teeth. Class 56 Bull born on or after 1 January 2017. Class 68 Pair of bullocks - no more than 2 broad teeth. Class 57 Calf born on or after 1 January 2018. Class 69 Group of 3 animals (made up of any 3 entries). Class 58 Pair of animals included in separate classes, the property of the same exhibitor. No entry fee, no prize money, rosette only. HOLSTEIN AND OTHER DAIRY BREEDS Mr David Brewster, Glasgow (Judge) BEEF CATTLE Mr I Stark, Inchture (Judge) TROPHIES & PRIZES The John Letham (Perpetual) Challenge Cup for Class 77. TROPHIES & PRIZES The Pittendreich Baron Cup (Perpetual) - presented by Colin & Alister Laird, Blyth Farm, Peebles The J & H Hamilton (Perpetual) Challenge Cup - for Best Exhibit in the Beef Cattle section. for the Best Pedigree Animal in the Holstein Classes. The Rintoul Challenge Cup - for Best Female in Beef Cattle section. Confined to Fife and Kinross. The Championship Cup (Perpetual) awarded by the Association for the Best Pedigree Animal in the The Maund (Perpetual) Challenge Cup - presented by Maund Bros for the Best Pair of Bullocks in Holstein classes. Class 68. The R E McKendrick Salver - won outright and re-presented by David Alston, Usan, Montrose as a The John Kinnear Memorial Cup (Perpetual) - for the Champion Calf, born after 1 September 2017, Perpetual Trophy for the Best Pair in Class 81. in the Beef Cattle section. The McGregor Cup - presented by Messrs McGregor & Co, Quayside Mills, Leith. Won outright by C The David Henderson Memorial Trophy - for Best Bullock in Beef Cattle section, confined to Fife & A Laird, Blyth Farm, Peebles and re-presented by them as a Perpetual Trophy for the Best Group in and Kinross. Class 82. The Jas G Dobie, Largoward (Perpetual) Challenge Cup - for Best Group of 3 Animals, made up of The Championship Cup awarded by the Association for the Best Pedigree AOB. any 3 entries in the Beef Cattle section. The Roe Park Trophy (Perpetual), presented by Mr & Mrs S Brown, for the Reserve Beef Champion. PRIZE MONEY The Drumrack Jubilee Cup (Perpetual) for the best animal in the Beef Cattle section bred by the 1st £15.00, 2nd £12.00, 3rd £9.00 per class, excluding Classes 81 and 82 exhibitor. AREA AWARD CUPS ENTRY FEES; Classes 70-80 £5 per entry (£8) Classes 81, 82 Free A Silver Challenge Cup (Perpetual) will be awarded to the Best Exhibit from each of the following areas on a points basis of First 3 points; Second 2 points and Third 1 point. HOLSTEIN Cupar Area - Parishes of , Auchtermuchty, , Ceres, Collessie, Creich, Cults, Cupar, Dairsie, , Falkland, Flisk, Kemback, Kettle, , Logie, Monimail, Moonzie, Newburgh, Champion & Reserve Holstein awarded for this section.

14 15 HORSES & PONIES Class 70 Calf born 2018. Heavy Horses: Mr W Allan, Freuchie; Mr B Duncan, Balmalcolm; Mrs L Wilson, Ceres Class 71 Heifer free of bull. Light Horses: Miss G Rollins, Leven; Ms D Haig, Cupar; Ms C Lacey, Chance Inn; Class 72 Heifer in calf under 3 years old. Ms N Motion, Craigrothie; Mrs M Snow, Leven; Mrs K Waterston, Cupar Class 73 Cow in calf having completed 1 or more lactations. Class 74 Heifer in milk calved before 3 years old. The Fife Show is affiliated to and/or holds qualifiers for the following Societies/Championships: British Class 75 Junior Cow in milk having completed 2 or 3 calvings. Driving Society (Osborne Refrigerators & Victoria Food Company); BHS Scotland, Blair Castle Series; Class 76 Senior cow in milk. British Showjumping; British Show Horse Association (RIHS); British Show Pony Society; Caledonian Class 77 Female in the Holstein Classes subject to the following rules: Showing Championships; Society; Equifest; Society; Ingliston Elite A. Bred by exhibitor. B. Fully pedigreed. C. Production Qualified all at no less than Showing Championship Series; NPS Scotland; Retraining of Racehorses; Stud-Book 3.5% butterfat in 305 days, First Lactation, 5000 kilos; Second Lactation, 6000 Society; The Showing Register and the Veteran Horse Society. kilos; Third and later Lactations, 7000 kilos. Heifers can qualify on Dam's record. D. Lactation certificates to be shown to the Class Convener at the Show. NB: All classes are open to members and non-members of these Associations and Societies. If entering Placings in this class do not count towards points prizes. qualifiers, please ensure that you comply with the Rules & Requirements of the individual bodies.

OTHER DAIRY BREED Animals entered in Clydesdale, Highland, Shetland, Open M&M Ridden, Novice M&M Ridden, Registered M&M In-Hand and Open M&M WHP classes must be registered in the pure-bred section of their respective Breed Societies. Animals entered in M&M Part-Bred classes must be Champion & Reserve AOB awarded for this section. registered in the Part Bred section of their respective Breed Society.

Class 78 Heifer any age, not served. All animals must be named on the entry form, with the exception of foals born after the entry is Class 79 Heifer in milk, in calf. submitted. Foals must be at least three weeks old on the day of the Show. NOTE: Brood Mares who Class 80 Cow in milk, in calf. have lost their foals in the year of exhibition may compete in the class on provision of a Veterinary Certificate stating that the foal died or was prevented, owing to illness or accident, from being shown. DAIRY INTERBREED The Show Committee has endeavoured to schedule several classes for each exhibitor. Champion & Reserve Interbreed awarded for this section. Champions from Holstein and Any Other However, classes will not be held up, nor will the organisers be responsible if exhibitors miss Dairy Breed to compete. classes that they have entered. Exhibitors must have an attendant with each exhibit during judging, otherwise the stock cannot be judged. An attendant must also be with each exhibit during the Parade. Classes will not be delayed for exhibitors competing in other classes. Classes may be split at the Class 81 Best pair, in milk or in calf. discretion of the Show Officials. Class 82 Group of 3 females, or 2 females and 1 bull, the property of the same exhibitor. Hats: with regard to British Standards please follow the rules of the affiliated body connected to the section in which you are competing. If a class is not affiliated to any particular body, then current YOUNG HANDLERS (Cattle) British standards apply: All PAS 015; VG1; (BS) EN1384 2017; ASTM F1163 04a onwards; SNELL Mr John Rowell, Cumnock (Judge) E2001; SNELL E2016; AS/NZS 3838 2003 onwards.

TROPHIES & PRIZES IN HAND CHAMPIONSHIPS The NE Farmers Trophy (Perpetual) for the best exhibitor in the Young Handlers (Cattle) section. The Gavin Reekie (Perpetual) Challenge Cup will be awarded for the best animal in the In-Hand PRIZE MONEY Native Pony sections (Highland, Shetland, and Registered Pure-Bred Mountain & Moorland). Judged 1st £10.00, 2nd £8.00, 3rd £6.00, 4th £4.00, 5th £3.00, 6th £2.00 per class. Rosettes to all exhibitors Ring 6 at 1p.m by Mr T. Best, Saline.

NOTE Headon Developments Supreme In-Hand Championship - £70 to Champion; £30 to Reserve. Class to be judged on the basis of presentation of the stock, knowledge and skill of the handler. This Judged Ring 6 at 1p.m. by Mr T Best, Saline, paraded at 1.45 pm Main Ring. Supreme In-Hand class may be split according to age of handler if entries warrant, at the discretion of the convener. Champion goes forward to Champion of Champions judged in Main Ring at 2p.m

ENTRY - FREE. Entries on the day are welcome. Grand Parade of Livestock will be at 2.15 pm in the Main Ring. All In-Hand Champions & Reserves to parade. Kindly sponsored by NFU Mutual, Cupar AFFILIATIONS & QUALIFIERS Class 83 Calf born on or after 1 June 2017 to be shown by handler less than 12 years of age on the day of the Show. BIDWELLS BLAIR CASTLE RIDDEN CLYDESDALE CHAMPIONSHIPS Class110 is a qualifier for the Bidwells Ridden Clydesdale Championship to be held at the Blair Castle Class 84 Young Handler aged 12-18 years of age on the day of the Show. International Horse Trials & Country Fair on Sunday 26th August 2018. The first two in each class to qualify. Qualification may go down to fourth place, if horses placed 1st and 2nd have previously qualified. Registered Clydesdales and those eligible for registration may qualify and enter for the

16 17 Championship. BSHA National Championship Show. The two highest placed horses, in the top five, not already qualified in each Open Working Show Horse class, will qualify for the Championships; no Horse BLAIR CASTLE WORKING HUNTER PONY CHAMPIONSHIPS placed lower than fifth will qualify. Any Horse which is a Grade B Showjumper, Intermediate Eventer, Run under BSPS Rules. Classes 186-188 are qualifiers for these Championships. Ponies placed 1st or above, as at the 1st January of the current year, is not eligible to compete in any Working Show to 4th in the qualifying classes will qualify for the Championships held at Blair Castle International Horse class. A Rider may ride up to two Horses in the jumping phase but must then select one Horse Horse Trials & Country Fair on Thursday 23rd August 2018. Qualification may go down to 6th place if to take through to the Ride and Conformation phases (if required). No change of Rider is allowed. higher placed ponies have previously qualified. Horses may wear protective boots, of a plain colour, for the jumping phase only; no weighted boots are permitted; no change of tack is permitted between jumping and flat phases. For further conditions BRITISH DRIVING SOCIETY of entry, please refer to the BSHA Rule Book 2018. Run under BDS Rules. BDS Rules appertaining to Young Drivers and also the wearing of hard hats will apply. RIHS QUALIFYING CLASSES Classes 129 and 130 are qualifiers for the 2018 Osborne Refrigerators BDS National Held under the rules of the British Show Horse Association. Horses must be registered with the Championships at Driving Addington. The highest placed turnout owned and driven by a member of Association and all Owners, Exhibitors and Riders must be Association Members. Riders must be the British Driving Society and eligible for the following Type-Sections, disregarding those already 15years of age or older. Registration numbers must be quoted on entry form. qualified down to 6th place in the class, will qualify for the 2018 Semi-Finals at Driving Addington. The Classes 176-177 & 190-192 are qualifiers for The Royal International Horse Show. The first prize Championship will immediately follow the Semi-Finals. winner will qualify to compete at the final. If already qualified the second will qualify, if the first and Type-Sections Qualifiers: Class 129 : c) Single, non-hackney type (exc. pure-bred registered Welsh) second are already qualified then the third will go forward. over 13.2hh; d) Single, non-hackney type (exc. pure-bred registered Welsh) 13.2hh & under; e) The three highest placed prize winners in each Open Affiliated class will qualify to compete in the Country turnout - single, pair or tandem; f) Single pure-bred registered Welsh - Section D; g) BSHA Classic Supreme classes at the National Championship Show September 2018. The BSHA Single pure-bred registered Welsh Ponies - Section A, B & C; i) Pairs & Tandems - Open. Any height. offer a Novice, Young Rider and Amateur rosette in each Open class and a Champion rosette for each Class 130 : l) Single or Tandem Turnout driven to a two-wheel exercise vehicle; m) Single, Pair or section (with the exception of Open Working Show Horse). Tandem Turnout driven to a four-wheel exercise vehicle. The Association will also award an Amateur Home Produced rosette in all Affiliated Open Cob (Light & This Show qualifies for the BDS Scottish Branch "Whitehall Cup" and "Chairman's Cup", which are Heavyweights only) classes. These rosettes have been kindly sponsored by TSG, Mr L Turley. The presented annually to the member with the most points gained throughout the season in a Private awards will go down the line; there is no limit on how many of these rosettes can be claimed in a year. Driving Turnout and an Exercise Turnout. This Show qualifies for the BDS Scottish Showing Awards which reward drivers who support and BSPS compete in driving classes at shows throughout Scotland. This is open to all turnouts - those who This Show is affiliated to the British Show Pony Society ("B.S.P.S."), and all persons entering, compete at 3 or 4 shows will receive a Bronze award, 5 or 6 shows will receive a Silver award and 7 or competing, showing or otherwise taking part in B.S.P.S. classes, whether or not members of the more shows will receive a Gold level award. B.S.P.S. are subject to the Rules of the B.S.P.S., including the disciplinary procedures, and shall be deemed to have consented to the jurisdiction of the B.S.P.S. Victoria Food Company BSPS Rule 21: Ponies must be registered before the date of the Show at which they qualify for the Class 129 is a Victoria Food Company Open Private Driving Championship Qualifier. The Champion BSPS Summer Championships, except in the case of exhibitors who have never been members will qualify for the Grand Final to be held on Sunday 9th September 2018 at The Wellington Riding before who are allowed 7 days in which to become members and register their ponies. Centre, Heckfield, Hook, Hampshire RG27 0LJ. In the event that the Champion has already qualified This Show is a qualifier for the 2018 B.S.P.S. Championships Show, to be held at Arena UK. The 1st then the Reserve Champion is to qualify. If the Reserve has also qualified, the rosette is to be and 2nd prize winners only from Classes 166-169 and Classes 186-188 and the 1st, 2nd and 3rd prize awarded back to the Champion. Once qualified, the horse, whip and vehicle may not be changed. winners in Class 189 will qualify, provided the animal is registered in accordance with BSPS Rules 21 & 26 and ridden by a BSPS member. BRITISH RIDDEN HEAVY HORSE SOCIETY This show is a qualifier for the B.S.P.S. Challenge - Open Lead Rein of Hunter Type, Open Pony of Class 110 is a qualifier for the Kilmannan British Ridden Heavy Horse Championship to be held at Show Hunter Type, Open WHP, Cradle Stakes, Nursery Stakes, Open Intermediate WH. Animals Equifest, taking place at the East of England Showground on the 8th - 12th August 2018. Held under must qualify for the Challenge by attending any B.S.P.S. affiliated Show and competing in the the Rules of the BRHHS. To be judged on type, ride, manners & conformation. Qualification to go no appropriate class. Ponies must not have qualified for the 2018 Horse of The Year Show in the lower than 3rd place. appropriate class. This show is a qualifier for the B.S.P.S. Premier League. The 1st. 2nd. 3rd. & 4th placed ponies in the BRITISH SHOWJUMPING Lead Rein Hunter Type, 122cms., 133cms., 143cms. and 153cms. Show Hunter Pony, Cradle and Please see separate Schedule/website for details of Classes. Nursery Stakes, 133cms., 143cms. and 153cms. Working Hunter Pony and the Open Intermediate Working Hunter classes will qualify. BRITISH SHOW HORSE ASSOCIATION This Show is a qualifier for the BSPS Champion of Champions. The Champion Open SHP, Class 194 Working Show Horse Open to Hacks, Cobs, Maxi Cobs and Riding Horses, mare or Champion Mini WHP, Champion Open WHP and the Champion Open Intermediates WH will qualify. gelding 4 years old and over, exceeding 148cms. Held under the rules of the BSHA. This show is a qualifier for the BSPS Best Rider of the Year. The Best Rider in each of the following Owners, riders and horses must be registered or have temporary membership with a Day Ticket. Non- classes at this show will receive a Card and qualify for the final at the BSPS Summer Championships Members may purchase up to a maximum of 2 Day Tickets per Exhibitor, per Horse, per Rider, per Show: Open Lead Rein of Hunter Type, Open 122cms, 133cms, 143cms and 153cms Show Hunter season. A Day Ticket will allow entry into Class 194 Working Show Horse class only, but will NOT Ponies, Cradle and Nursery Stakes, 133cms, 143cms and 153cms Working Hunter Ponies and Open allow entry into RIHS or HOYS qualifying classes. Horses registered on a Day Ticket do not Intermediate Working Hunter. require a JMB height certificate. Competitors can apply for a Day Ticket by downloading an application form, or apply online on the BSHA website. Riders must be 15 years of age or older. This CALEDONIAN SHOWING CHAMPIONSHIPS 2018 class is a qualifier for the SEIB Working Show Horse of the Year Championship, to be held at the To be held on 13/14 October 2018 at Highfield @ Howe EC, Ladybank, Fife.

18 19 NPS SCOTLAND RULES 2018 This Show is a qualifier and every horse & pony placed 1st and 2nd in all In-Hand, Ridden Showing 1. Ponies may only qualify once for each NPS Scotland Competition Final. Ponies that take a classes (not fun classes) & Working Hunter/Pony classes will qualify to compete in any appropriate second qualifier for the same section will not be allowed to enter the final. class at the Finals. Qualification will be from placings, no qualification cards will be awarded in the 2. All Mountain & Moorland Ponies must be registered in the main body of their respective stud ring, and no qualification can go down the line. Qualification is for the Horse/ Pony except for Young book. Part bred, X registered ponies, ponies in the appendices of their main stud book and Handler classes, where the Handler qualifies. All qualified horses and ponies will be listed on the Eriskays are not eligible. Caledonian Showing Show's website www.caledonianchampionships.webs.com where you will also 3. Qualification in the M. & M In Hand Section may go to 3rd in the Championship. find a regularly updated list of qualifying shows as well as other information. All others may go to no lower than 4th place. 4. A Judge is not obliged to award an NPS Scotland Finals qualification if he/she feels that the CLYDESDALE HORSE SOCIETY pony is not of a sufficient standard A Shield, supplied and engraved by the CHS, will be awarded to the best yearling or two year old colt 5. Closing Dates for Entries: Competitors qualifying at Shows held before Monday 4th June or filly, registered or eligible for registration with the Society, not having won a Shield before in its 2018 must send their qualifying cards and entries in by Thursday 28th June 2018. th lifetime. The exhibitor must be a current member of the CHS. Shows after 5 June 2018 adhere to a closing date of 1st August 2018 and Late Entries will st NOT be accepted. Competitors that qualify at late shows after the 1 August 2018 are EASTERN BMW/BHS SCOTLAND WORKING HUNTER SERIES 2018 required to email the secretary and send in the qualifying cards within 3 days of the show. Class 196 is a qualifier. The first THREE qualify for the final, even if they did not jump clear. If one of 6. Cavasson nosebands are the only nosebands permitted in flat ridden classes. the first 3 has already qualified the qualifying card can be passed down to 4th place provided the 4th 7. Entry for the Finals can only be made by sending the official card duly signed by the Judge placed rider jumped clear. To be eligible for the final, to be held in August 2018 at the Blair Castle at the time of qualifying with your entry form. International Horse Trials and Country Fair, either the rider or the owner of the horse must be a 8. The OWNER must be or become a member of NPS Scotland before entering the Finals. member of the BHS. Run under the rules of Sport Horse Breeding of Great Britain. Please note Rules 9. All ridden ponies must be shown off the lead rein except in the specified Lead Rein Qualifier 46, 47 & 50. Maximum height of jumps - 3ft 6ins; maximum spread - 3ft 9ins Class. 10. In Mountain and Moorland classes riders of stallions must be 12 years old or over when EQUIFEST 2018 riding small breeds (Shetland, Dartmoor, Exmoor, Welsh A & B). For large breeds This Show is affiliated to Equifest, taking place at the East of England Showground on the 8th - 12th (Highland, Fell, Dales, Connemara, New Forest, Welsh C & D) riders of stallions must be 14 August 2018. The two highest exhibits not already qualified in each affiliated class will qualify. years old or over. Black Country Saddles/Equifest Ridden Hunters: Classes 136-138 11. A child must have attained their 12th birthday as of the 1st January in the current year to R Crabtree Agri Services/Equifest OpenSmall Hunters: Class 139 either strip or lunge pony at a NPS show, except for stallions where age will same as in the Cavernoma Alliance UK/Equifest Mountain & Moorland Lead Rein: Class 140. Rule Book to ride a stallion. Equi-Chip/Equifest Mountain & Moorland First Ridden: Class 141. 12. Handlers of stallions or colts must be 14 years old or over. Equifest Open Ridden Mountain & Moorland: Classes 142-145 13. Handlers of ponies in In Hand classes aged 14 years and under must wear a correctly Spillers/Equifest Mountain & Moorland In-Hand: Classes 146-149. secured skull caps/riding hat that meets the current standards. th Equifest Ridden Part-Breds: Class 152 14. The Final will take place at the Blair Castle International Horse Trials on Friday 24 August KBIS/Equifest Ridden Show Hunter Ponies: Classes 166-169. 2018. Ashford Stables/Equifest Show Hunter Pony Lead Rein: Class 164. Nupafeed/Equifest Riding Horses: Class 178. NPS SCOTLAND QUALIFIERS Nedz/Equifest Mountain & Moorland Working Hunter Ponies: Classes 180-183. This Show is a qualifying round for the NPS Scotland Championship Final to be held at the Blair th KBIS/Equifest Working Hunter Ponies: Classes 186-189 Castle International Horse Trials on Friday 24 August 2018. Nupafeed/Equifest Ridden Cobs: Class 193. NPS Scotland/Townhead Pet n Pony In Hand Mountain & Moorland Championship. The Stokes Family/Equifest Open Working Hunter: Classes 196-197 Youngstock, stallions, mares and geldings registered in the main body of their respective Breed Society stud book. Handler any age, except stallions (see rules). Foals are not eligible. The THE HIGHLAND PONY SOCIETY Champion & Res. Champion in all Mixed, pure-bred M & M, or Breed Championships will qualify for rd st This Show is affiliated to the HPS. Ponies must be registered in the full body of the HPS Stud-Book the Final. Qualification may go to 3 in the Championship (ie 1 Reserve Champion). (including appendices A,B & C). All competing Highland pony stallions in affiliated shows (In-Hand, Classes 111-118; 119-126; 146-149. Ridden & WHP) aged 4yrs & over must be licensed with the HPS. Please note that Highland ponies NPS Scotland/Kilmannan Stud Novice Ridden Mountain & Moorland Championship entered in Appendices A, B or C are not eligible to qualify for the NPS Scotland Championships. Stallions, mares and geldings four years old and over, registered in the main body of their respective Breed Society stud book. INGLISTON ELITE SHOWING CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES A pony is not eligible to compete if, before 1st January in the current year, it has done any of the Ingliston Elite is a new, prestigious, showing championship for Scotland and the UK. The finals will be following: held within Ingliston Grand Slam, at Ingliston Country Club, Bishopton, Renfrewshire. Saturday 22nd i. Won an open NPS affiliated mixed M&M Ridden class September 2018. Excellent prize fund of £350 for each final- 1st- 3rd. £1000 to the overall Elite ii. Qualified for Horse of the Year Show, Olympia or RIHS Open M&M Ridden Champion…Winner takes all! classes Elite Hunters, Elite Riding Horses, Elite Cobs iii. Qualified for the M&M Novice or Intermediate Ridden final at the NPS Summer This Show is a qualifier and every horse placed 1st to 3rd in Classes 136-139; 176-178; 190-193 will Championship show (N.B. Ponies can compete as novices in this competition for qualify to compete in the appropriate class at the Finals. Qualification will be from placings, no two consecutive years provided they do not submit an entry to the final in the first qualification cards will be awarded in the ring, and no qualification can go down the line. All qualified year). horses will be listed on the Ingliston Elite Show's page on our website www.ingliston.com iv. If a pony qualifies for Horse of the Year Show, Olympia or RIHS in its second year it is immediately de-noviced and cannot compete in the Kilmannan or Picton Final.

20 21 Rider any age, except stallions (see rules). Ponies must be shown in a snaffle bit. Central, East Anglia, North West, North East, South East, South, Wales & South West or Scottish. You The 2 highest placed ponies, not already qualified, in each class will qualify for the Final. Qualifications do not have to be a TSR member to qualify or enter a final. The Rider/Handler qualifies and can enter to go no lower than 4thplace. Classes 173-175. any horse/pony in any number of Finals! NPS Scotland/Baileys Horse Feeds Open Ridden Mountain & Moorland Championship. TSR Riders Finals - 1st & 2nd riders qualify and will receive a qualification card in the ring. Stallions, mares and geldings four years old and over, registered in the main body of their respective TSR In Hand Finals - The two highest placed Handlers with a TSR In Hand Card will qualify in any In Breed Society stud book. Hand class. Handlers MUST have their cards signed in the ring by the judge/steward, cards are Rider any age, except stallions (see Rule 10, above). To be shown in any suitable bridle. available FREE from the TSR website. Full details at http://www.theshowingregister.co.uk The 2 highest placed ponies, not already qualified, in each class will qualify for the Final. Qualifications TSR Medal Awards - TSR members can collect qualification cards & signatures and redeem for a to go no lower than 4thplace. Classes 142-145. TSR Medal. See TSR website for details. NPS Scotland/Kilgraston School M & M Lead Rein Championship BSHA Grass Roots Champs - With a TSR qualification card you can also enter the BSHA Grass Mares and geldings four years old and over not exceeding 122 cms, registered in the main body of the Roots Champs in Sept at Addington Equestrian Centre - You do not have to be a BSHA member to following Breed Society stud books: Dartmoor, Exmoor, Shetland, New Forest, Welsh A and Welsh B. qualify or enter the final. See www.britishshowhorse.org Rider must be at least 3 years old on the day of the class and not to have attained their 9th birthday by the 1st January in the current year. Ponies must be shown in a snaffle bit. Ponies may not be ridden VETERAN HORSE SOCIETY - QUALIFIER 2018 side saddle. Handles on saddles are permitted. The 2 highest placed ponies in the Lead Rein Class This is a qualifier for the Veteran Horse Society Supreme Final: SCOTTISH VETERAN HORSE OF not already qualified will go forward to the final. Qualifications to go no lower than 4th place. Class 140. THE YEAR 2018. Kindly Sponsored by Allen & Page. NPS Scotland/Kilgraston School M & M First Ridden Championship Each VHS affiliation in Scotland now holds a PRE-QUAL Supreme Final qualification. There is no 2nd Mares and geldings four years old and over not exceeding 128cms, registered in the main body of the round - each show has the same qualifying status. following Breed Society stud books: Dartmoor, Exmoor, Shetland, New Forest, Welsh A and Welsh B. Open to members and non-members. However, only Members may go forward to the Championship Riders not to have attained their 12th birthday by 1st January in the current year. Ponies must not be of the day. VHS Membership to be applied for no later than 1 week prior to this show, to avoid cantered except in their individual show. Ponies may not be ridden side saddle. Ponies may be shown disappointment. in any suitable bridle. The 2 highest placed ponies in the First ridden class not already qualified will go VHS Scottish Supreme (Pre-Judging) Final qualification. ONLY MEMBERS placed 1st to 2nd in each forward to the final. Qualifications to go no lower than 4th place. Class 141. age category will go to the Veteran Championship of the Day. In all classes - if competitors placed 1st NPS Scotland/Kingfisher Building Products Mountain & Moorland Open WHP Championship. or 2nd are not Members qualification will be given to 3rd & 4th providing they are Members. Stallions, mares and geldings five years old or over, registered in the main body of their respective Qualification will not go lower than 4th place. If the Champion or Reserve has qualified then 2nd or 3rd Breed Society stud book. Ponies may be measured at the judge's discretion. Rider any age, except reserve may take qualification. The highest placed Mountain and Moorland in each class will receive stallions (see Rule 10). Riders may only ride one pony in each class. Ponies may be shown in any entry to the pre-judging of the Mountain & Moorland Supreme Final providing they are Members. This suitable bridle. All ponies forward for final judging must be stripped. may-be carried down to 4th place. To be registered with a Breed So.ciety and hold a current Breed The 2 highest placed ponies, in each class not already qualified, will qualify for the Final. Qualifications Society passport. The In-Hand Champion and Reserve and the Ridden Champion and Reserve will to go no lower than 4th place. Classes 180-183. each qualify for the Supreme final pre judging on 16th September 2018. All competitors and grooms must adhere to VHS Rules in all circumstances. Failure to do so may result in immediate RETRAINING OF RACEHORSES disqualification. Class 161 is a qualifier for the RoR OPEN In Hand Showing Series Final Champions and Reserve - Both In-Hand and Ridden must have their showing card signed by the Open to all RoR and NR registered horses, 3yrs and over, fillies, mares and geldings. Blemishes judge in the ring as proof of qualification. This will qualify through the pre-judging of the Supreme. caused through racing will be ignored. The first three go forward to the final at the RoR Competitors to present their Show Card to the Judge for qualification. Should the Championship be Championships, Aintree in August 2018. combined the top 2 ridden and top 2 in-hand go forward. Class 162 is a qualifier for the RoR Tattersalls Scottish Show Series 2018 Young Rider Championship qualification. A Young Rider qualification will be awarded to the young The first three go forward to the championship at the Royal Highland Show 2019. All entries MUST rider of the Judge's choice, entitling them to enter the Young Rider Championship Prior to the be registered with the RoR and have RACED in GB. There will be a prize for the highest placed Supreme Final. This award is given at the Judge's discretion. Non Members to receive an orange veteran 15years or over. The class will be run under the rules of RoR. Horses to be ridden by the card. judge. All those entering horses and/or participating in the show agree to be bound by the Retraining of Racehorses Rules and Regulations from time to time in force' Competitors must wear a safety/kite mark hard hat with a chinstrap. Racing injuries and th blemishes will NOT be ignored in this series. CATALOGUE ENTRIES CLOSE 7 APRIL Class 163 is NOT affiliated to the RoR. th th LATE ENTRIES TAKEN 8 APRIL – 11 MAY SHETLAND PONY STUD-BOOK SOCIETY Classes confined to Registered Ponies of The Shetland Pony Stud-Book Society. Ponies must be SHOW DAY ENTRIES TAKEN FOR LIGHT HORSES ONLY named and rosettes only awarded to registered or eligible ponies i.e. foals. Foals must 3wks old or over on Show day. Three year old fillies with foals at foot may not be shown. Entire males aged 2yrs & See front of Schedule for further details over must display a stallion disc. There must be no colts or entire males in classes 127 or 128. Children under 14 years old may not show colts (excluding foals) or entire males, and hard hats must be worn. Exhibitors should not kneel but remain standing while in the ring. Enter online at www.fifeshow.com

TSR SHOWING FINALS This show is a qualifier for the 2018 TSR Showing Finals. Qualify and enter ANY of the Finals:

22 23 The Champion Clydesdale competes for the Headon Developments Supreme In-Hand Championship HEAVY HORSE TURNOUTS to be judged in Ring 6 by Mr T. Best, Saline at 1 pm. and paraded in Main Ring at 1.45p.m. Mr Allan Steel, Strathaven (Judge) See Notes at start of Horse Section.

Start: Singles will be judged at 2.35pm in Main Ring, Pairs and Championship at 4.15 pm in Bidwells Blair Castle Ridden Clydesdale series - Class 110 Main Ring British Ridden Heavy Horse Society Qualifier (for Kilmannan British Ridden HH Championship held at Equifest) - Class 110 TROPHIES & PRIZES TSR Qualifier The Baird Shield - for the Best Heavy Horse Turnout. Entry Fees: £5 per Entry (£8) PRIZE/APPEARANCE MONEY 1st £20.00, 2nd £15.00, 3rd £10.00, 4th £5.00 per Class. Appearance Money - £15 per yoke; £5 per Kindly sponsored by Clydesdale Bank horse. Class 102 Gelding, 3 years old and over. NOTES Class 103 Eild mare, 3 years old and over. These classes are open to the following breeds: Clydesdales, Percherons, Shires, Class 104 Mare in foal or with foal at foot. Class 105 Foal. ENTRY FEES - £5 per Entry (£8) Class 106 Filly, 2 years old. Class 107 Filly, yearling. Kindly sponsored by Clydesdale Bank Class 108 Colt or gelding, 2 years old. Class 109 Colt or gelding, yearling. Class 100 Heavy horse turnouts - singles. Class 110 Ridden Clydesdale. Pure bred Clydesdale, registered or eligible for registration, Class 101 Heavy horse turnouts - pairs. mare or gelding. To be judged as a Ridden Hunter class.

CLYDESDALE HORSES HIGHLAND PONIES IN-HAND Mr Allan Steel, Strathaven (In-Hand Judge) Mrs K Dykes, West Linton (Judge) Ms L Henry, Leuchars (Ridden Judge) Start: 9.30 am in Main Ring Start: 8.30 am prompt in Main Ring

TROPHIES & PRIZES TROPHIES & PRIZES The Nairn Challenge Cup (Perpetual) - re-presented by the Association, for the Best Clydesdale, The Gavin Reekie (Perpetual) Challenge Cup for the best animal in the In-hand Native pony male or female. sections (Highland, Shetland, and Registered Pure-Bred Mountain & Moorland). The East of Fife Agricultural Society 1938 Perpetual Challenge Cup - for the Best Animal in The Association Cup (Perpetual) for the best animal in the In-hand Highland Pony Section. draught horse classes The Millfield (Perpetual) Quaich - presented by Millfield Stud - for the best one, two or three year old The Meiklem Cup - presented by the late Mr William Meiklem, Bennochy Park, for the best Highland Pony filly bred by exhibitor. Clydesdale Gelding, any age. The Cup to be won 4 times, with different animals, before it becomes The Achnacarry and Craigiebrig Stud Trophy (Perpetual) for the Reserve Highland In-hand the property of the exhibitor. Champion, presented by Mr and Mrs TWP Connell. The Brewster Shield - presented by John Brewster & Son, Bandirran, for the Best Clydesdale Mare in The Highland Pony Registered Championship Rosette will be presented to the Best Animal shown in- Foal or with Foal at Foot. Cup to become the property of the exhibitor winning it 5 times altogether; hand. must be won by different animals each time. The Newton of Collesssie (Perpetual) Challenge Tray for the Best Female Clydesdale, any age. PRIZE MONEY The Crichton Victory (Perpetual) Cup - re-presented by the Association, for the Best Clydesdale, 1st £15.00, 2nd £12.00, 3rd £9.00 per Class male or female, bred by the exhibitor. The Robert Lang Rose Bowl (Perpetual) - presented by Robert Lang, Rosewells, for the Best NOTES Yearling or Two Year Old Filly, bred by exhibitor and shown by exhibitor, resident in Fife. First and second prize winners in Classes 111-118 compete for Champion and Reserve. Champion & The Scottish Central Horse Breeding Society Trophy (Perpetual) for Best Clydesdale, 3 years old Reserve to Parade at 2.15p.m or under bred by exhibitor. The Champion In-Hand Highland Pony competes for the Headon Developments Supreme In-Hand The Clydesdale Horse Society Shield, for best yearling or two year old colt or filly. (See Notes at Championship to be judged in Ring 6 by Mr T. Best, Saline at 1p.m and paraded in Main Ring at start of section). 1.45p.m. See Notes at start of Horse Section. PRIZE MONEY 1st £15.00, 2nd £12.00, 3rd £9.00 per Class NPS Scotland Qualifier (See Notes at start of horse section) TSR Qualifier NOTES First and second prize winners in Classes 102-109 compete for Champion and Reserve. Champion & Entry Fees: £5 per entry (£8) Reserve to Parade at 2.15p.m.

24 25 Class 111 Licensed stallion, 4 years old and over. PRIVATE DRIVING Class 112 Gelding, 4 years old and over. Mr R Robertson, Ayr (Judge) Class 113 Eild mare, 4 years old and over. Start: 11.30am in Main Ring Class 114 Filly, colt or gelding, 3 years old. Class 115 Filly, colt or gelding, 2 years old. TROPHIES & PRIZES Class 116 Filly, colt or gelding, yearling. Scotbeef Challenge Trophy - presented by Mr I J Galloway for the Overall Champion. Class 117 Mare with foal at foot or due to foal before 31 December. (SEE NOTE Brood The British Driving Society Champion and Reserve Champion Rosettes. Mares) Osborne Refrigerators Rosettes for each type-section Class 118 Foal to have been exhibited with its dam in Class 117. The Victoria Foods Qualifier Rosette.

Prize Money: 1st £12.00, 2nd £8.00, 3rd £5.00 per Class SHETLAND PONIES IN-HAND Ms Susan Pye, Alford (Judge) NOTES First and second prize winners in classes 129-130 compete for Champion and Reserve. Start: 8.30 am prompt in Main Ring Osborne Refrigerators BDS National Championships 2018 Qualifier (Classes 129 & 130) Victoria Food Company Open Private Driving Championship Qualifier (Class 129) TROPHIES & PRIZES The Association Cup (Perpetual) for the Best Animal in the Shetland Pony section. Entry Fees: £8 per Entry (£12 - 8th April - 11th May) The Cassindilly Stud Shield - presented by Mr & Mrs Wilson for the Junior Champion in the Shetland Pony section. Class 129 Private Driving. Horse or pony, 4 years old or over, driven to a traditional or for the best animal in the In-hand Native Pony The Gavin Reekie (Perpetual) Challenge Cup traditional type vehicle. A traditional vehicle means a vehicle of traditional sections (Highland, Shetland, and Registered Pure-Bred Mountain & Moorland). profile and identifiable type to resemble the design of a carriage built prior to The Shetland Pony Stud-Book Society offers a Champion Rosette for the Best Animal in the Shetland Pony In-hand Section and a Rosette for the Reserve; also a Junior Champion Rosette and the First World War. The vehicle may be made from modern materials but Reserve Rosette for animals 3 years and under (excluding foals); a Special Rosette for the Best Foal; must have traditional style springing and carriage lamps. Pneumatic tyred a Special Rosette for the Best Gelding, and a Special Rosette for the Best Miniature and the Best vehicles, trade turnouts and show wagons are not eligible. Young Handler. Class 130 Exercise vehicle class. Open to horses & ponies, 4 years old or over. A single, Central Scotland Shetland Pony Group offer Special Rosettes for all placed in Classes 127 & 128. pair or tandem driven to a carriage of non-traditional type design and includes those with pneumatic tyres specifically designed for carriages (i.e. not car tyres). PRIZE MONEY Lamps need not be carried. Judging will include general cleanliness, safety of 1st £15.00, 2nd £12.00, 3rd £9.00 per Class except Classes 127 & 128 turnout, correct fitting of harness and vehicle suitability. Classes 127 & 128 - 1st £10; 2nd £8; 3rd £5; 4th £4; 5th £3; 6th £2 (Depending on number of entries, this class may be judged alongside the Private Driving Class.)

NOTES SHOW HUNTERS First and second prize winners in Classes 119-126 compete for Champion and Reserve. Champion & Mr A McDonald, Arbroath (In-Hand Judge) Mr S Mackay, Glasgow (Ridden Judge) Reserve to Parade 2.15p.m Main Ring. The Champion In-Hand Shetland Pony competes for the Headon Developments Supreme In-Hand Ridden start: 8.30 am prompt in Ring 3. Championship to be judged in Ring 6 by Mr T. Best, Saline at 1pm. and paraded Main Ring at 1.45p.m In-hand start: 8.30 am prompt in Ring 5. See Notes at start of Horse Section. NPS Scotland Qualifier TROPHIES & PRIZES TSR Qualifier The Fife Hunt Challenge Cup for the Best Hunter. The Teases Challenge Cup for the Best Hunter, 4 years old and upwards, shown in saddle, confined Entry Fees: £5 per Entry (£8) to Fife and subscribers to Fife Fox Hounds. The Countess of Lindsay Cup for the Best Weight Carrying Hunter, shown in saddle, confined to Fife Class 119 Mare, 4 years old or over, with or without foal at foot. (SEE NOTE Brood and Kinross and subscribers to Fife Fox Hounds. Mares) The Lt Col R G O Hutchison Challenge Cup for the Best Brood Mare, presented by D Brown Esq. of Class 120 Foal exhibited with its dam. Thornton as a Perpetual Trophy. Class 121 Yearling filly, colt or gelding. The Barham Challenge Cup for the Best Hunter In-hand, presented by Major Sir Robert Spencer- Class 122 Filly, colt or gelding 2 or 3 years old. Nairn Bt. Class 123 Stallion, or gelding, 4 years old or over. The W P Roger Memorial (Perpetual) Trophy for the Best Hunter Brood Mare shown by an exhibitor Class 124 Pony not to exceed 34" (86.5 cm) at maturity, any sex, 1 year old. resident in Fife, presented by Mrs M Roger and Miss L Roger of Boarhills.

Class 125 Pony not to exceed 34" (86.5 cm) at maturity, any sex, 2 and 3 years old. Prize Money: 1st £12.00, 2nd £8.00, 3rd £5.00 per Class Class 126 Pony not to exceed 34" (86.5 cm) at maturity, any sex, 4 years and over. Class 127 Young Handlers between the ages of 7 to 11 on the day of the show. NOTES Class 128 Young Handlers between the ages of 12 to 16 on the day of the show. First and Second prize winners in classes 131-135 compete for In-Hand Champion and Reserve Hunter. Champion & Reserve to Parade at 2.15p.m Main Ring.

26 27 Class 140 Lead Rein pony, mare or gelding, 4 years old or over, not exceeding 122cms The Champion In-Hand Hunter competes for the Headon Developments Supreme In-Hand registered in the Breed Society Stud Book of Shetland, Dartmoor, Exmoor, New Championship to be judged in Ring 6 by Mr T. Best, Saline at 1pm. and paraded Main Ring at Forest, Welsh Section A or B. Riders must be 3yrs on the day of the Show and 1.45p.m. must not have reached their 9th birthday by 1 January in the current year. First and Second prize winners in classes 136-139 compete for Ridden Champion and Reserve Class 141 First Ridden pony, mare or gelding, 4 years old or over, not exceeding 128cms Hunter. In-Hand and Ridden Champions and Reserve Champion Hunters compete for Overall registered in the Breed Society Stud Book of Shetland, Dartmoor, Exmoor, New Champion Hunter and Reserve Overall Champion Hunter (Ring 3). Forest, Welsh Section A or B. Riders not to have reached their 12th birthday by 1 January in the current year. Equifest Qualifier Class 142 Highland Pony, 4 years old or over, registered. (SEE NOTE) TSR Qualifier Class 143 Fell, Dale, New Forest, Connemara or Welsh Pony Section C or D, 4 years old or Ingliston Elite Qualifier - Classes 136-139 over, registered. (SEE NOTE) Class 144 Welsh Pony, Section A or B, 4 years old or over, registered. (SEE NOTE) Entry Fee: £8 per Entry (£12, £15) Class 145 Exmoor, Dartmoor or Shetland Pony, 4 years old or over, registered. (SEE NOTE)

Class 131 Brood mare with foal at foot or due to foal before 31 July in the current year. (SEE NOTE Brood Mares) REGISTERED MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND IN-HAND Class 132 Foal to have been shown with its Dam in Class 131. Foal must be at least 3 Miss P Rennie, Glasgow (Judge) weeks old on the day of the Show. Class 133 Hunter filly, colt or gelding yearling, foaled in preceding year, to be shown in- Start: 8.30 am prompt in Ring 6. hand. Class 134 Hunter filly, colt or gelding 2 year old, foaled 2 years previously, to be shown TROPHIES & PRIZES in-hand. Balone Cup (Perpetual) - presented by R L Graham Esq for the Best Welsh Pony (Section C or D) in Class 135 Hunter filly, colt or gelding, 3 year old, foaled 3 years previously, to be class 131. shown in-hand. Balone Bowl (Perpetual) - presented by R L Graham Esq, Balone Farm, St Andrews, for the Best Class 136 Lightweight Hunter, mare or gelding, 4 years old and over, capable of Welsh Pony (Section A or B) in class 132. carrying up to 12.7 stone. The Gavin Reekie (Perpetual) Challenge Cup for the best animal in the In-Hand Native Pony Class 137 Middleweight Hunter, mare or gelding, 4 years old and over, capable of sections (Highland, Shetland, and Registered Pure-Bred Mountain & Moorland). carrying 12.7 stone but not 14 stone. Prize Money: 1st £12.00, 2nd £8.00, 3rd £5.00 per Class Class 138 Heavyweight Hunter, mare or gelding, 4 years old and over, capable of carrying over 14 stone. NOTES First and second prize winners in classes 146-149 compete for Champion and Reserve. Champion &

Reserve to Parade at 2.15p.m Main Ring. Class 139 Open Small Hunter, mare or gelding, 4 years old and over, exceeding 148 The Champion In-Hand M&M competes for the Headon Developments Supreme In-Hand cm but not exceeding 158 cm. Rider any age. Championship to be judged in Ring 6 by Mr T. Best, Saline at 1pm. and paraded Main Ring at 1.45p.m. OPEN MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND RIDDEN Run under NPS Rules; see also NPS Scotland Notes at start of Horse section. Mrs C McArdle, Alford (Judge) All ponies to be registered in the Pure Bred Section of their respective Breed Societies.

Start: Not before 1.30 pm in Ring 6. NPS Scotland Qualifier Equifest Qualifier PRIZES TSR Qualifier The Highland Pony Society offers a Rosette for the Best Ridden Highland Pony.

Prize Money 1st £12.00, 2nd £8.00, 3rd £5.00 per Class

Entry Fees: £8 per Entry (£12, £15) NOTES First and second prize winners in Classes 140 and 141 compete for the Mini Champion and Reserve. Class 146 Colt, filly or gelding, 3 years and under. Connemara, New Forest, Welsh This Championship will be judged before class 142 commences. Section C & D, Fell, Dale, Highland (SEE NOTE) . First and second prize winners in classes 142-145 compete for Champion and Reserve. Class 147 Colt, filly or gelding, 3 years and under. Shetland, Exmoor, Welsh Section A Run under NPS Rules; see also NPS Scotland Notes at start of Horse section. & B, Dartmoor (SEE NOTE). All ponies to be registered in the Pure Bred section of their respective Breed Societies. Class 148 Stallion, mare or gelding, 4 years and over. Connemara, New Forest, Welsh Section C & D, Fell, Dale, Highland (SEE NOTE). NPS Scotland Qualifier Class 149 Stallion, mare or gelding, 4 years and over. Shetland, Exmoor, Welsh Equifest Qualifier Section A & B, Dartmoor (SEE NOTE). TSR Qualifier

Entry Fees: £8 per Entry (£12, £15)

28 29 PART BRED MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND VETERANS Mr D Blair, Saline (Judge) Mr M Adams, Turriff (Judge)

Start: To follow In-Hand Hunter in Ring 5 Start: To follow Coloured horse classes in Ring 4.

PRIZES PRIZES Prize Money: 1st £12.00, 2nd £8.00, 3rd £5.00 per Class Prize Money: 1st £12.00, 2nd £8.00, 3rd £5.00 per Class

NOTES NOTES Run under NPS Rules See Notes at start of Horse Section See Notes at start of Horse Section First and second prize winners in Classes 155-157 compete for In-Hand Champion and Reserve. In- Classes 150-152 to compete for Champion & Reserve. If Champion comes from Class 150 or 151, Hand Champion & Reserve to Parade in Main Ring at 2.15p.m. In-Hand Champion competes for the winner to go forward to Headon Developments Supreme In-Hand Championship to be judged in Ring 6 at 1p.m by Mr T Best, Saline and paraded Main Ring at 1.45p.m. If Champion comes from Class 150 Headon Developments Supreme In-Hand Championship to be judged Ring 6 at 1p.m by Mr T. Best, or 151, to Parade at 2.15p.m Main Ring. Saline and paraded Main Ring at 1.45p.m. First and second prize winners in Classes 158-160 compete for Ridden Champion and Reserve. Class 152 - Equifest qualifier Veteran Horse Society Scottish Supreme Final Qualifier

TSR Qualifier Entry Fee: £8 per Entry (£12, £15)

Class 150 M & M Part Bred In Hand. Yearling colt, filly or gelding, 2 or 3 yr old filly or gelding Entry Fee: £8 per Entry (£12, £15) Class 151 M & M Part Bred In Hand. 4 yrs old or over, mare or gelding Class 152 M & M Part Bred Ridden. Rider any age. Kindly sponsored by Blackadders

RIDDEN COMPETITION/DRESSAGE HORSE/PONY Class 155 Diamond Veteran (25 years and over) In-hand. Open to horses and ponies any Mrs M Graham, Wolfhill (Judge) breed or height. Class 156 Veteran (20-24 years) In-hand. Open to horses and ponies any breed or height. Start: Not before 2.00 pm in Ring 5. Class 157 Pre-Veteran (15-19 years) In-hand. Open to horses and ponies any breed or height. PRIZES Class 158 Diamond Veteran (25 years and over) Ridden. Open to horses and ponies any Prize Money: 1st £12.00, 2nd £8.00, 3rd £5.00 per Class breed or height. Class 159 Veteran (20-24 years) Ridden. Open to horses and ponies any breed or height. NOTES Class 160 Pre-Veteran (15-19 years) Ridden. Open to horses and ponies any breed or Horses and ponies enter the ring individually and will be judged following Sport Horse Breeding of height. Great Britain, Flat Ridden Sport Horse Classes, Rule 56 General. Individual show of walk, trot and canter (60 marks). Conformation assessment (50 marks). The individual free style show must include the following movements (arena no larger than 40m by 60m). Halt, walk on a long rein, 3 loop trot serpentine, lengthened trot across the diagonal, 3 loop RETRAINING OF RACEHORSES canter serpentine with change of lead, lengthened canter across the diagonal. Not to exceed 2 Mr A McDonald, Arbroath (Judge); Mrs G McCowan, Berwick Upon Tweed (Judge) minutes and absolutely ONLY snaffle bits permitted. No doubles or pelhams. No martingales, but neckstraps may be worn ONLY on 4 year olds. Start: To follow Part Bred M & Ms in Ring 5.

First and second prize winners in classes 153-154 compete for Champion and Reserve. PRIZES Prize Money: 1st £12.00, 2nd £8.00, 3rd £5.00 per Class Class 161 - RoR Rosettes 1st to 6th place, 1st £30 plus RoR jacket, 2nd £20, 3rd £10, 4th £10 TSR Qualifier st th st th Class 162 - RoR Rosettes 1 to 6 place, Vouchers 1 to 4 place. Veteran prize, £25 voucher to be redeemed from RoR office and qualification for the Veteran final at Aintree. 1st £60 plus voucher for Entry Fee: £8 per Entry (£12, £15) nd rd th jacket, 2 £40, 3 £20, 4 £10. Class 153 Competition Horse, stallion, mare or gelding, 4 years old and over, exceeding 148 cms. Riders any age. NOTES Class 154 Competition Pony, stallion, mare or gelding, 4 years old and over, not exceeding Class 161 & 162 - all entries should include their Show Registration Number and state sire and dam 148 cms. Riders any age. on their entry form or by email to the Secretary before the day of the Show. First and second prize winners in classes 161-163 compete for Champion and Reserve. If Champion comes from Class 161, it will go forward to compete in the Headon Developments Supreme In-Hand Championship to be judged in Ring 6 at 1p.m by Mr T. Best, Saline and paraded Main Ring at 1.45p.m and then to Parade of Livestock at 2.15p.m in Main Ring.

30 31 RoR OPEN In Hand Show Series Final qualifier - Class 161 Class 169 The BSPS Open Pony of Show Hunter Type, mare or gelding, 4 years old and The RoR Tattersalls Scottish Thoroughbred Show Series 2018 qualifier - Class 162 over, exceeding 143 cms and not exceeding 153 cms. Suitable to be ridden by a TSR Qualifier rider not to have attained their 20th birthday before 1 January in the current year.

Entry Fee: £8 per Entry (£12, £15) FIFE PONY CLASSES Ms L Henry, Leuchars (Judge) Kindly sponsored by Kinneston Start: To follow Veterans in Ring 4. Class 161 RoR Open In-hand Show Series. Open to all RoR and NR registered horses, 3yrs and over, fillies, mares and geldings. PRIZES Class 162 The RoR Tattersalls Scottish Thoroughbred Show Series 2018 Prize Money: 1st £12.00, 2nd £8.00, 3rd £5.00 per Class Thoroughbred mare or gelding, 4years old or over, any height. Riders must be 15 yrs or over. Horses should be ridden in a snaffle, pelham or simple double bridle. NOTE Horses should be plaited. First and second prize winners in classes 170-172 compete for Champion and Reserve. Class 163 Amateur Ridden Class. Horses to be produced and ridden by amateurs only. TSR Qualifier Judge will not ride horses. See RoR Rules for definition of "amateur". Entry Fee: £8 per Entry (£12, £15) OPEN SHOW HUNTER PONIES Mrs T Brooks, Kendal (Judge) Rosettes & Class 172 kindly sponsored by Deebees Rosettes

Start: Not before 2 pm in Ring 4. Class 170 Leading Rein. Open to riders resident in Fife, 7 years and under on the day of the show, riding a pony not exceeding 138 cms. To be judged on dress, TROPHIES & PRIZES turnout and manner of going of pony and rider. The Pilkington Challenge Cup (Perpetual) - presented by Miss Maude Pilkington of Whincraig, Class 171 Open to riders resident in Fife, 8-12 years old and under on the day of the Newport-on-Tay, for the Champion Show Hunter Pony. Show, riding a pony not exceeding 148 cms (no leading reins permitted). To Prize Money: 1st £12.00, 2nd £8.00, 3rd £5.00 per Class be judged on dress, turnout, manner of going of pony and rider. Class 172 Open to riders resident in Fife, 13-16 years old on the day of the Show, riding NOTES a pony not exceeding 158 cms. To be judged on dress, turnout and manner First and second prize winners in classes 164-165 compete for BSPS Open Mini SHP Champion and of going of pony and rider. Reserve. First and second prize winners in classes 166-169 compete for BSPS Open SHP Champion and NOVICE MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND RIDDEN Reserve. Miss P Rennie, Glasgow (Judge)

BSPS Qualifier Start: To follow Registered M&M In-Hand in Ring 6. Equifest Qualifier

TSR Qualifier PRIZES Prize Money: 1st £12.00, 2nd £8.00, 3rd £5.00 per Class Entry Fee: £8 per Entry (£12, £15)

NOTES Class 164 The BSPS Open Lead Rein Pony of Hunter Type, mare or gelding, 4years old and First & second prize winners in classes 173-175 compete for Champion & Reserve. over, not exceeding 122 cms. Suitable to be ridden by a rider not to have attained Run under NPS Rules, see also NPS Scotland Notes at start of Horse section, bullet point 6. their 9th birthday before 1 January in the current year. To be shown in a suitable All ponies to be registered in the Pure Bred Section of their respective Breed Societies. snaffle bridle. Class 165 The BSPS Open First Pony of Show Hunter Type, mare or gelding, 4 years old NPS Scotland Qualifier and over, not exceeding 122 cms. Suitable to be ridden by a rider not to have TSR Qualifier attained their 10th birthday before 1 January in the current year. (See BSPS Rule

418). To be shown in a suitable snaffle bridle. Entry Fee: £8 per Entry (£12, £15) Class 166 The BSPS Open Pony of Show Hunter Type, mare or gelding, 4 years old and over, not exceeding 122 cms. Suitable to be ridden by a rider not to have attained Class 173 Novice stallion, mare or gelding, 4 years and over - small breeds (Exmoor, their 12th birthday before 1 January in the current year. Dartmoor, Shetland, Welsh Section A or B) registered. Snaffle bridle only. (SEE Class 167 The BSPS Open Pony of Show Hunter Type, mare or gelding, 4 years old and NOTE) over, exceeding 122 cms and not exceeding 133 cms. Suitable to be ridden by a Class 174 Novice stallion, mare or gelding, 4 years and over - large breeds rider not to have attained their 14th birthday before 1 January in the current year. Class 168 The BSPS Open Pony of Show Hunter Type, mare or gelding, 4 years old and (Connemara, New Forest, Dale, Fell, Welsh Section C or D) registered. over, exceeding 133 cms and not exceeding 143 cms. Suitable to be ridden by a Snaffle bridle only. (SEE NOTE) rider not to have attained their 17th birthday before 1 January in the current year. Class 175 Novice registered Highland Pony, 4 years and over. Snaffle bridle only. (SEE NOTE)

32 33 RIDING HORSES Kindly sponsored by Top Tyres Miss D Richardson-Rowell, Cumnock (Judge) Start: To follow Ridden Hunters in Ring 3. Class 179 Nursery Stakes not exceeding 128 cm. Riders not to have reached their 12th birthday by 1st January in the current year. TROPHIES & PRIZES Class 180 Pure Bred Registered Mountain & Moorland pony, 5 years and over, not The Anthony's Boy Cup (Perpetual) presented by Mrs Hilary Mactaggart, for the Champion Riding exceeding 122 cms. Horse. Class 181 Pure Bred Registered Mountain & Moorland pony, 5 years and over, Prize Money: Open 1st £12.00, 2nd £8.00, 3rd £5.00 RIHS 1st £25 exceeding 122 cms and not exceeding 133 cms. Class 182 Pure Bred Registered Mountain & Moorland pony, 5 years and over, NOTES exceeding 133 cms and not exceeding 143 cms. See Notes at start of Horse Section Class 183 Pure Bred Registered Mountain & Moorland pony, 5 years and over, First and second prize winners in classes 176-178 compete for Riding Horse Champion and Reserve. exceeding 143 cms and not exceeding 148cm (no height restriction for Welsh

Sec D/Dales). BSHA RIHS Qualifier (Classes 176,177) Equifest Qualifier (Class 178) TSR Qualifier (Class 178) OPEN WORKING HUNTER PONIES AND INTERMEDIATE WH Ingliston Elite Qualifier (Classes 176-178) Mrs T Brooks, Kendal (Judge); Mrs F Cameron MRCVS, Melrose (Judge)

Entry Fee: Classes 176 & 177 - £30 (incl RIHS Levy) (£38, £45) Start: to follow M&M WHP in Rings 2a+b.

Kindly sponsored by The Lindores Abbey Distillery TROPHIES & PRIZES The Marjorie Wilson Challenge Cup (Perpetual) - presented by Mrs Marjorie Wilson, Hilton, Cupar, Class 178 - £8 (£12, £15) for the Champion Working Hunter Pony.

Class 176 RIHS Small Riding Horse. Mare or gelding, 4 years old and over, exceeding 148 Prize Money: 1st £12.00, 2nd £8.00, 3rd £5.00 per Class cms but not exceeding 158 cms. Rider to be 15 years and over. Class 177 RIHS Large Riding Horse. Mare or gelding, 4 years old and over, exceeding 158 NOTES cm. Rider to be 15 years and over. Course Builder: Mr G Barclay, 30 Bryce Avenue, Carron, Falkirk. Class 178 Open Riding Horse. Mare or gelding, 4 years old and over, any height. Riders any First and second prize winners in classes 184-185 compete for BSPS Open Mini WHP Champion and age. Reserve. This championship will be judged before classes 186-189 compete. First and second prize winners in classes 186-189 compete for BSPS Open WHP/WH Champion and

Reserve.

OPEN MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND WORKING HUNTER PONIES BSPS Qualifier Mrs C McArdle, Alford (Judge); Mrs F Cameron MRCVS, Melrose (Judge) Blair Castle WHP Series Qualifier (classes 186-188) Equifest Qualifier Start: 8.30 am prompt in Ring 2a+b. Course will be available for walking at 8.15 am, Ring 2a. TSR Qualifier Conformation to be judged in Ring 2b, starting at 8.30 am. Entry Fee: £10 per Entry (£14, £18) TROPHIES & PRIZES The Aytounhill Cup Trophy for the Champion Mountain & Moorland Working Hunter Pony. Class 184 The BSPS Cradle Stakes, mare or gelding, 4 years old and over, not exceeding The Highland Pony Society offers a Special Rosette for the Best Highland WHP. Riders can be of any 122 cms. Suitable to be ridden by a rider not to have attained their 11th birthday age, with the exception of riders of stallions and colts who must have attained their 12th birthday before 1 January in the current year. Riders 5 years to 8 years old will jump first; before 1 January of the current year. the course will then be increased by 10 cm for riders 9-11 years old. Ages are as on the day of the Show. Prize Money: 1st £12.00, 2nd £8.00, 3rd £5.00 per Class Class 185 The BSPS Nursery Stakes, mare or gelding, 4 years old and over, not exceeding 133 cms. Suitable to be ridden by a rider not to have attained their 12th birthday NOTES before 1 January in the current year. Course Builder: Mr G Barclay, 30 Bryce Avenue, Carron, Falkirk. Class 186 The BSPS Working Hunter Pony, mare or gelding, 4 years old and over, not First and second prize winners in classes 180-183 compete for Champion and Reserve. exceeding 133 cms. Suitable to be ridden by a rider not to have attained their 14th birthday before 1st January in the current year. NPS Scotland Qualifier (excluding Class 179) Class 187 The BSPS Working Hunter Pony, mare or gelding, 4 years old and over, Equifest Qualifier exceeding 133 cms and not exceeding 143 cms. Suitable to be ridden by a rider TSR Qualifier not to have attained their 17th birthday before 1 January in the current year. Class 188 The BSPS Working Hunter Pony, mare or gelding, 4 years old and over, Entry fee: £10 per Entry (£14, £18) exceeding 143 cm and not exceeding 153 cms. Suitable to be ridden by a rider not to have attained their 20th birthday before 1 January in the current year.

34 35 Class 189 The BSPS Open Intermediate Working Hunter, mare or gelding, 4 years old and WORKING HUNTERS over, exceeding 148 cm and not exceeding 158 cms. Suitable to be ridden by a Ms R Brown, Glasgow (Judge) Mr S Mackay, Glasgow (Judge) rider not to have attained their 25th birthday before 1 January in the current year. Start: To follow Working Show Horse in Rings 2a+3. Course will be available for walking in RIDDEN COBS Ring 2a. Conformation to be judged in Ring 3. Miss D Richardson-Rowell, Cumnock (Judge) TROPHIES & PRIZES Start: To follow Riding Horses in Ring 3. The Dunvegan Equestrian Training Perpetual Trophy - presented by Mr & Mrs J Armour, for the Best Open Working Hunter in Class 196. TROPHIES & PRIZES The Bruce Sutherland Hair Design Perpetual Trophy - presented by Mr & Mrs Sutherland, for the The Tinnakill Trophy (Perpetual) - presented by Mr & Mrs ID Elliot, for the Champion Ridden Cob. Best Novice Working Hunter in Class 195. Prize Money: Classes 190-192 1st £25; Class 193 1st £12.00, 2nd £8.00, 3rd £5.00 Prize Money: Classes 195, 197 1st £15.00, 2nd £10.00, 3rd £7.00, 4th £5.00 NOTES Class 196 1st £25 2nd £15 3rd £10 4th £7 First and second prize winners in classes 190-193 compete for Ridden Cobs Champion and Reserve. NOTES BSHA RIHS Qualifier (Classes 190-192) Equifest Qualifier (Class 193) Course Builder: Mr G Barclay, 30 Bryce Avenue, Carron, Falkirk. TSR Qualifier (Class 193) Ingliston Elite Qualifier (Classes 190-193) To be judged 60% for Jumping - of which 40% to be for actual jumping and 20% for style - the remaining 40% to be for ride and conformation, allocated 20% to each part. Penalty points incurred as Entry Fee: Classes 190-192 RIHS Entry Fee £30 (incl RIHS Levy) (£38, £45) follows: 1st refusal 15, 2nd refusal 20, 3rd refusal Elimination; fence knocked down 10; fall of horse Class 193 £8 (£12, £15) and/or rider Elimination. The horse must be shown in the same saddle and bridle throughout the competition. Snaffles are permitted. After the start of the competition the rider may not be changed Kindly sponsored by The Lindores Abbey Distillery under any circumstances.

Class 190 RIHS Lightweight Cob. Mare or gelding - 4 years old and over, exceeding 148 First and second prize winners in classes 195-197 compete for Champion and Reserve. cms, but not exceeding 155 cms, capable of carrying up to 14 stone. Rider to be 15 years and over. Eastern BMW/BHS Scotland Working Hunter Series 2018 Qualifier (Class 196) Class 191 RIHS Heavyweight Cob. Mare or gelding - 4 years old and over, exceeding 148 Equifest Qualifier (Classes 196,197) cms, but not exceeding 155 cms, capable of carrying more than 14 stone. Rider to TSR Qualifier be 15 years and over. Class 192 RIHS Maxi Cobs. Mare or gelding - 4 years old and over, exceeding 155 cms - to Entry Fee: Class 195, 197 £10 (£14, £18) Class 196 £15 (£18, £20) be judged as Cobs. Judges must pay particular attention to type (i.e. short legged animals of COB type). To be shown hogged. Rider to be 15 years and over. Kindly sponsored by Netherton & Westbank Equestrian Class 193 Open Ridden Cob. Mare or gelding - 4 years old and over, exceeding 148 cms, any height. Riders any age. Class 195 Novice Working Hunter - 4 years old or over. Riders to be 14 or over on the day of the competition. Horses to be over 153 cms and not having won more than £15 in WORKING SHOW HORSE jumping competitions. Jumps approximately 0.84 m (2'8") in height. Miss D Richardson-Rowell, Cumnock (Judge) Class 196 Eastern BMW/BHS Scotland Working Hunter Series 2018. For horses 153 cm and over, 4 years old and over. Riders 18 years or over on the day of the competition. Start: To follow Open WHP & Internediate WH in Rings 2a+3. Course will be available for Eight to twelve fences, max 1.07 m (3' 6") in height. Class will be judged in line walking in Ring 2a. Conformation to be judged in Ring 3. with SHBGB rules. Class 197 Intermediate Working Hunter - 4 years old or over. Riders to be 14 years and over Prize Money: 1st £12.00, 2nd £8.00, 3rd £5.00 per Class on the day of the competition, horses to be over 153 cms and not having won more than £20 in jumping competitions. Jumps approx 0.9 m (3') in height. SEE NOTES AT START OF HORSE SECTION BSHA Qualifier COLOURED HORSES TSR Qualifier Mr M Adams, Turriff (Judge) Start: 8.30 am prompt in Ring 4. Entry fee: £8 per Entry (£12, £15) PRIZES Class 194 Working Show Horse: Open to Hacks, Cobs, Maxi Cobs and Riding Horses, mare Prize money: 1st £12.00, 2nd £8.00, 3rd £5.00 per Class or gelding 4 years old and over, exceeding 148cms. NOTES First and second prize winners in classes 198-201 compete for In-Hand Champion and Reserve. In- Hand Champion & Reserve to Parade in Main Ring at 2.15p.m. The Champion Coloured In-Hand competes for the Headon Developments Supreme In-Hand Championship to be judged in Ring 6 by

Mr T. Best, Saline at 1pm. and paraded Main Ring at 1.45p.m.

36 37 First and second prize winners in classes 202-203 compete for Ridden Champion and Reserve. SHEEP Senior Convener: J. Smith TSR Qualifier Convener: C. Maitland Entry Fee: £8 per Entry (£12, £15) Start: 10.00 am Kindly sponsored by Sinclair Photography Interbreed will be judged at 1.00 pm by Mr D. Lowry, Cartland, Lanark The Sheep Interbreed Champion will be awarded £40 prize money. Class 198 Non-native In-hand. Any height, sex or type, 1 to 3 years old. To be shown plaited and trimmed. OVERALL TROPHIES Class 199 Native/cob/traditional type In-hand. Any height, sex or type, 1 to 3 years old. The John Bell (Perpetual) Challenge Cup for the exhibitor gaining the most points in the Sheep To be shown in natural state or fully trimmed and hogged. Classes. Class award only. First - 3 points; second - 2 points; third - 1 point. Class 200 Non-native In-hand. Any height, sex or type, 4 years old and over. To be The Angle Park Sand & Gravel (Perpetual) - presented by Angle Park Sand & Gravel Co, Ladybank shown plaited and trimmed. for the Best Exhibit in the Sheep classes. Class 201 Native/cob/traditional type In-hand. Any height, sex or type, 4 years old or over. To be shown in natural state or fully trimmed and hogged. NOTES Class 202 Non-native - Ridden. Any height, sex or type, 4 years old and over. Display No approved facility exists at this Show for exhibits from Scrapie Monitored flocks. required, judge will not ride any exhibit. To be shown plaited and trimmed. Exhibitors must have an attendant with each exhibit during judging, otherwise the stock cannot be judged. Class 203 Native/cob/traditional type - Ridden. Any height, sex or type, 4 years old and Entry forms for Shetland Sheep must state if exhibits are White or Coloured. over. Display required, judge will not ride any exhibit. To be shown in natural Class 261 - Entrants must be members of the Tayside Suffolk Breeders' Club, lambs must be bred by state or fully trimmed and hogged. the exhibitor, entries in this class must be different animals to those entered in classes 257 and 260. NOTE that AOB classes 269-274 will be split into long wool and short wool breeds if numbers forward MOUNTED FANCY DRESS warrant it. Ms L Henry, Leuchars (Judge) Start: To follow Open SHP in Ring 4. Grand Parade of Livestock will be at 2.15 pm in the Main Ring.

PRIZES Entry Fee for Classes 250-312: £5 per entry (£8 - 8th April - 11th May) Rosettes and prizes in kind to sixth place. NO Entry Fee for Classes 313 & 314

ENTRY FEE - FREE! But please complete an entry form to ensure your inclusion in the catalogue. PRIZE MONEY FOR CLASSES 250-312 NOTE - the Ring could change depending on times, please listen for announcements on Show day. 1st - £15, 2nd - £12, 3rd - £9 per Class. Classes 313 & 314 - 1st £10.00, 2nd £8.00, 3rd £6.00, 4th £4.00, 5th £3.00, 6th £2.00 Class 204 To be judged on originality and comic appeal. Rider less than 12 years of age. Riding hats to current British Standard must be worn. Class 205 To be judged on originality and comic appeal. Rider over 12 years of age. BORDER LEICESTER Riding hats to current British Standard must be worn. Mr John Fotheringham, Meigle (Judge)

TROPHIES & PRIZES The Markinch Burgh Cup (Perpetual) - presented by the Town Council, Merchants and Traders of PLEASE SEE SEPARATE SCHEDULE/WEBSITE FOR DETAILS the Burgh of Markinch and District for the Best Exhibit in the Border Leicester classes. OF SHOWJUMPING CLASSES The Willie Adams Memorial Cup (Perpetual) for the Best Pair of Border Leicester Lambs (Tup and Ewe) bred by exhibitor. This Show qualifies for the Exhibitor of the Year Award. th The Society of Border Leicester Sheep Breeders offers a Rosette for the Best Exhibit. CATALOGUE ENTRIES CLOSE 7 APRIL th th Kindly sponsored by Angle Park Sand & Gravel Co Ltd LATE ENTRIES TAKEN 8 APRIL – 11 MAY Class 250 Border Leicester Tup one shear or over. SHOW DAY ENTRIES TAKEN FOR LIGHT HORSES ONLY Class 251 Border Leicester Tup Lamb. Class 252 Border Leicester Ewe nursing or having nursed its lamb. See front of Schedule for further details Class 253 Border Leicester Gimmer. Class 254 Border Leicester Ewe Lamb. Class 255 Group of 3 Border Leicesters - 1 male and 2 females. Enter online at www.fifeshow.com

38 39 SUFFOLK Class 275 Bluefaced Leicester Tup one shear or over. Mr James Wallace, Newton Stewart (Judge) Class 276 Bluefaced Leicester Tup Lamb. TROPHIES & PRIZES Class 277 Bluefaced Leicester Ewe nursing or having nursed its lamb. The George C Knight Cup (Perpetual) for the Best Exhibit, male or female, in the Suffolk Sheep Class 278 Bluefaced Leicester Gimmer. classes. Class 279 Bluefaced Leicester Ewe Lamb. The Suffolk Sheep Society offers a Rosette for the Best Exhibit from a Registered Flock. Class 280 Group of 3 Bluefaced Leicesters - 1 male and 2 females. Class 261: The Tayside Suffolk Breeders Club offers rosettes for 1st-3rd placed pairs. Entrants must be members of the Tayside Suffolk Breeders' Club, lambs must be bred by the exhibitor, entries in this CHEVIOT class must be different animals to those entered in classes 257 and 260. Mr Harry Sleigh, Turriff (Judge) TROPHIES & PRIZES Kindly sponsored by Kingdom Agribusiness The Association Cup (Perpetual) for the Best Exhibit, male or female, in the Cheviot classes. Champion & Reserve Champion Rosettes from North Country Cheviot Sheep Society. Class 256 Suffolk Tup one shear or over. Class 257 Suffolk Tup Lamb. Kindly sponsored by Thorntons Law Class 258 Suffolk Ewe nursing or having nursed its lamb. Class 259 Suffolk Gimmer. Class 281 Cheviot Tup one shear or over. Class 260 Suffolk Ewe Lamb. Class 282 Cheviot Tup Lamb. Class 261 A Pair of Untrimmed Suffolk Lambs. (SEE NOTE) Class 283 Cheviot Ewe with Lamb at foot. Class 262 Group of 3 Suffolks - 1 male and 2 females. Class 284 Cheviot Gimmer. Class 285 Cheviot Ewe Lamb. TEXEL Class 286 Group of 3 Cheviots - 1 male and 2 females. Mr James Black, Lockerbie (Judge) TROPHIES & PRIZES HALF BREDS SAI Trophy (Perpetual) for the Champion Texel. Mr Harry Sleigh, Turriff (Judge) TROPHIES & PRIZES Kindly sponsored by The Forfar Mart The Association Cup (Perpetual) for the Best Exhibit in the Half-Bred classes.

Class 263 Texel Tup one shear or over. Class 287 Half-bred Ewe nursing or having nursed its Lamb. Class 264 Texel Tup Lamb. Class 288 Half-bred Gimmer. Class 265 Texel Ewe nursing or having nursed its lamb. Class 266 Texel Gimmer. CROSSES Class 267 Texel Ewe Lamb. Mr Harry Sleigh, Turriff (Judge) Class 268 Group of 3 Texels - 1 male and 2 females. TROPHIES & PRIZES The Bob Graves Memorial Trophy (Perpetual) for the best non pedigree ewe with pair of lambs at AOB foot. Mr James Black, Lockerbie (Judge) TROPHIES & PRIZES Class 289 Pen of 3 Gimmers, any cross. The Wellside Trophy (Perpetual) - presented by the Maddock Family, Wellside Ryelands, Class 290 Continental Cross Gimmer or Ewe nursing or haing nursed its Lamb. Kingswells, Aberdeen for the Champion in the Any Other Breed section. Class 291 Down Cross Gimmer or Ewe nursing or having nursed its Lamb. Class 292 Ewe, non-pedigree, with pair of Lambs at foot. NOTE: AOB classes 269-274 will be split into long wool and short wool breeds if numbers forward warrant it. FAT LAMBS Mr Harry Sleigh, Turriff (Judge) Class 269 Any other breed Tup one shear or over. TROPHIES & PRIZES Class 270 Any other breed Tup Lamb. The Scottish National Fat Stock Club (1916) Trophy for the best pair of lambs by a native sire. Class 271 Any other breed Ewe nursing or having nursed its lamb. The James Gray Cup (Perpetual) for the Best Exhibit in the Fat Lamb classes. Class 272 Any other breed Gimmer. Class 273 Any other breed Ewe Lamb. Class 293 Pair of Lambs by Native Sire. Class 274 Any other breed group of 3 - 1 male and 2 females. Class 294 Pair of Lambs by Continental Sire.

BLUEFACED LEICESTER SHETLAND Mr John Fotheringham, Meigle (Judge) Mrs Rena Douglas, Craigrothie (Judge)

TROPHIES & PRIZES TROPHIES & PRIZES The J G Riddell & Sons Trophy (Perpetual) - presented by Messrs J G Riddell & Sons, Ladybank, The Wine Byre Merchants Quaich (Perpetual) for the Champion Shetland. for the Champion Bluefaced Leicester.

40 41 The Rothes Plate for The Champion Coloured Shetland. HOME PRODUCE The Sharp Trophy (Perpetual) for the Best Patterned Shetland. Mrs M Whiteford, Cupar (Judge); Mrs C Williamson, Cupar (Judge) The Shetland Sheep Society offers a Cup presented by Kate Sharp for Best Patterned Sheep not entered in any previous class and a Rosette for the Overall Breed Champion and Reserve Champion, Start: 10.00 am in the Home Produce Tent Young Handler (under 17) and Novice Handler (first showing season). Under 9 Years Classes 350-354 NOTE: Entry forms for Shetland Sheep must state if exhibits are White or Coloured. 9-15 Years Classes 355-359 Open Classes Classes 360-371 Class 295 Shetland Tup one shear or over (White). Class 296 Shetland Tup one shear or over (Coloured). TROPHIES & PRIZES Class 297 Shetland Tup Lamb (White). The Perpetual Cup - presented by the late Mr M B Danskin, Strathkinness for the Exhibitor gaining Class 298 Shetland Tup Lamb (Coloured). the most points in the Open classes (360-371). Class 299 Shetland Ewe (White). The Association (Perpetual) Cup for the Exhibitor gaining the most points in the Under 15 classes Class 300 Shetland Ewe (Coloured). (355-359). Class 301 Shetland Gimmer (White). The Alston Doig & Smith (Perpetual) Trophy for the most points gained in the Under 9 classes Class 302 Shetland Gimmer (Coloured). (350-354). Class 303 Shetland Ewe Lamb (White). The Reedieleys Rosebowl (Perpetual) presented by Mrs Posie Arbuckle for the most points gained Class 304 Shetland Ewe Lamb (Coloured). by a Bell Baxter YFC female member. Class 305 Patterned Shetland sheep - open to any Shetland not entered in any other The Ovenstone Quaich (Perpetual) presented by the Wilson family for the most points gained by an East Fife YFC female member class.

Class 306 Group of 3 Shetlands - 1 male and 2 females. (SEE NOTE) PRIZE MONEY 1st £2.00, 2nd £1.00, 3rd £0.50 Each Class + First to Third Prize Cards JACOB £5 for person with most points in each of three sections. Mr Stephen Harrison, Grange Over Sands (Judge) NOTES TROPHIES & PRIZES Members of the East Fife and Bell Baxter YFCs are welcome to enter the Open classes. The Dawson International Trophy (Perpetual) for the Champion Jacob. Class points: First - 3 points; Second - 2 points; Third - 1 point. This Section is run under the rules of the Jacob Sheep Society who provide a rosette for the Cups Presented at 3.00 pm. All Entries to be collected by 4.00 pm. Champion Jacob. All sheep to be shown to Breed Society rules. Exhibitors in the Under 15 Classes will compete for Champion and Reserve. Exhibitors in the Open Classes will compete for Champion and Reserve. Class 307 Jacob Tup, one shear or over. All baking entries must be placed on either a white doyley or paper plate, supplied by the exhibitor. Class 308 Jacob Tup Lamb. All entries must be named on underside and placed in the Show Tent by 9.45 am. Class 309 Jacob Ewe nursing or having nursed its Lamb. Exhibitors are restricted to one entry in each class. Class 310 Jacob Gimmer. Entries must be submitted to the Secretary by the closing date - 07 April. Entries on the day Class 311 Jacob Ewe Lamb. will NOT be accepted. Class 312 Group of 3 Jacobs - 1 male and 2 females. ENTRY FEES: £1 DAY MEMBERSHIP + £1 PER ENTRY YOUNG HANDLERS (Sheep) Mr David Lowry, Lanark (Judge) Under 9yrs Class 350 Miniature Garden Class 351 Decorated paper plate using pasta and paint TROPHIES & PRIZES The Fergusson Cup (Perpetual) presented by W Fergusson for the best exhibitor in the young Class 352 Favourite filling for a roll (name ingredients) handler (sheep) section. Class 353 Three Krispy cakes Class to be judged on the basis of presentation of the stock, knowledge and skill of the handler. The Class 354 Decorated candle winner of class 313 will compete against the winner of class 314 for the Fergusson Cup. PRIZE MONEY 1st £10.00, 2nd £8.00, 3rd £6.00, 4th £4.00, 5th £3.00, 6th £2.00 per class 9-15yrs Class 355 One energy bar ENTRY - FREE. Entries on the day are welcome. Class 356 Three gypsy creams Class 357 Gift wrapped parcel Kindly sponsored by NFU Mutual, Cupar Class 358 A farming photograph depicting "Springtime" Class 359 Decorated candle Class 313 Lamb born on or after 1 January 2018 to be shown by handler less than 10 years of age on the day of the show. Class 314 Lamb born on or after 1 January 2018 to be shown by handler less than 16 years

of age on the day of the show.

42 43 Open Classes Class 402 Half dozen hen's fresh eggs - tinted Class 360 Flask of leek and potato soup Class 403 Half dozen hen's fresh eggs - white Class 361 Two sausage rolls Class 404 Half dozen hen's fresh eggs - any other colour Class 362 Two slices courgette loaf Class 405 Half dozen duck's fresh eggs Class 363 Three wheaten scones Class 406 Three fresh goose eggs Class 364 Three fruit squares (shortcrust) Class 407 Goose or gander. Class 408 Aylesbury duck or drake. Class 365 Three pieces gluten free lemon drizzle loaf Class 409 Rouen duck or drake. Class 366 Three pieces malteser traybake Class 410 Runner duck or drake. Class 367 Small jar of lemon curd Class 411 Call drake. Class 368 Individual chocolate mousse Class 412 Call duck. Class 369 A fresh floral display incorporating fruit Class 413 Drake, AOV. Class 370 Recycle an old jumper to make a new item Class 414 Duck, AOV. Class 371 Download a favourite photo and attach to a box/card/bar of soap Class 415 Miniature duck or drake, AOV. Class 416 Khaki Campbell. Class 417 Old English game large, any colour, male or female. Class 418 AOV hard feather large fowl, male or female. MAIN POULTRY CLASSES Class 419 Leghorn, male or female. Mr K Gardiner, Lanark (Judge); Mr W Gardiner, Lanark (Judge) Class 420 Rhode Island Red, male or female. Convenor: Mr D. Durie, Boarhills Class 421 Sussex, male or female.

Class 422 Wyandotte, male or female. Start: 10.00 am in Poultry Marquee Class 423 Maran, male or female.

Class 424 Orpington, male or female. TROPHIES & PRIZES Class 425 Australorp, male or female. The Association (Perpetual) Challenge Cup and Rosette for Best Bird in Poultry classes. Class 426 Welsummer, male. The Forthside Cup (Perpetual) and Special Prize of £5 for Best Bird in Poultry classes, confined to Class 427 Welsummer, female. County of Fife. Class 428 AOV, male - soft feathered. The Robertson Cup (Perpetual) presented by Mrs Helen Robertson for Best Wyandotte Bantam, Class 429 AOV, female - soft feathered. male or female. Class 430 Utility, AOV, male or female. The Rettie Cup (Perpetual) presented by Andrew Rettie for Best Large Soft Feathered Bird. Class 431 Crossbred laying female. The Patrick Cup (Perpetual) for Best Plymouth Rock. Class 432 Silkie, male or female. The W Smith & Sons Knightsward Trophy for Best Waterfowl. Class 433 Scots Grey male or female - large. The Paterson Cup (Perpetual) for the Best Exhibit in the Young Fanciers classes. Class 434 Dumpy male or female - large. The Lang Spoon presented by Mr DM Durie for the Best Eggs. Class 435 Old English Game bantam Spangle, male or female. The Sturton Cup (Perpetual) for the Best True Bantam, presented by Ian Sturton, Ceres. Class 436 Old English Black Red, male or female. The Poultry Club of Great Britain offers Prize Vouchers for the Best in Show, Best Opposite Sex; and Class 437 Old English Clay or Wheaten, male or female. rosettes for Best Large Fowl, Best Bantam and Best Waterfowl. Class 438 Old English Game bantam Black or Blue, male or female.

Class 439 Modern Game bantam, any colour, male. PRIZES - First to Third Prize Cards. Class 440 Modern Game bantam, any colour, female. £10 to Best in Show, £5 to Best Waterfowl, £5 to Best Large Fowl, £5 to Best Soft Feathered Bantam Class 441 Any other colour Game bantam, male. Light, £5 to Best Soft Feathered Bantam Heavy, £5 to Best Hard Feathered Bantam, £5 to Best Class 442 Any other colour Game bantam, female. National Breed, £5 to Best True Bantam, £5 for Best Soft Feather Bantam overall and £5 to the Best Class 443 White Wyandotte bantam male. Young Fancier. Class 444 White Wyandotte bantam, female. Harbro Limited (Feedmix Ltd) offers three £10 gift vouchers, redeemable in their Country Stores, Class 445 Wyandotte bantam AOV, male. awarded at the discretion of the Convener. Class 446 Wyandotte bantam AOV, female.

Class 447 Rhode Island bantam, male. NOTES Class 448 Rhode Island bantam, female. HELD UNDER POULTRY CLUB RULES. The Fife Show is affiliated to the Poultry Club of Great Class 449 Sussex bantam, male. Britain. Class 450 Sussex bantam, female.

Class 451 Black Leghorn bantam, male or female. No feeding allowed in pens until after judging. Class 452 White Leghorn bantam, male or female.

Class 453 Leghorn bantam, any other colour, male ENTRY FEES - £1 day Membership + £1 per entry. Class 454 Leghorn bantam, any other colour, female Young Fanciers Classes FREE Class 455 Australorp bantam, male.

Class 456 Australorp bantam, female. Class 400 Half dozen bantam's fresh eggs - any colour Class 457 Scots Grey bantam, male. Class 401 Half dozen hen's fresh eggs - brown Class 458 Scots Grey bantam, female.

44 45 Class 459 Dumpy bantam, male or female DOGS Class 460 Ancona bantam, male or female Mrs Carol Mackenzie, St Andrews (Judge) Class 461 Buff Rock bantam, male or female. Convener Mrs L Bawden Class 462 Rock bantam, any other colour, male. Class 463 Rock bantam, any other colour, female. Start: 2.00 pm in Dog Ring, in Game Fair arena. Entries will only be taken on the day of the Class 464 Minorca bantam, male or female. Show at the Game Fair Marquee from 11.00 am-1.30 pm. Class 465 Silkie bantam, male. Class 466 Silkie bantam, female. TROPHIES & PRIZES Class 467 Poland bantam, any other colour, male or female. The Farquharson Cup for the Best Dog in the Show. Class 468 AOV bantam, heavy breed, male - soft feathered. PRIZES - First to Sixth Rosettes. Class 469 AOV bantam, heavy breed, female - soft feathered. NOTES Class 470 AOV bantam, light breed, male - soft feathered. The following classes are Companion Dog classes held by permission of the Scottish Kennel Club, Class 471 AOV bantam, light breed, female - soft feathered. and are subject to Kennel Club Rule A42. Dogs competing do not require to be registered at the Class 472 Crossbred bantam, male or female. Kennel Club, but entries in these classes are only accepted on condition that each exhibitor agrees to Class 473 Hamburgh Spangle, male or female. exhibit under the regulations of the Scottish Kennel Club for Companion Dog classes. Dogs which Class 474 Hamburgh Pencilled, male. have won any of the following awards are not eligible to enter the Pedigree classes: Challenge Class 475 Hamburgh Pencilled, female. Certificate (or any award that counts towards the title of champion under the rules of any governing Class 476 Belgium bantam, male or female body recognised by the Kennel Club); Reserve Challenge Certificate; Junior Warrant. Class 477 Barbu d'Uccle bantam, male or female Only undocked dogs and legally docked dogs may be entered for exhibition at this Show. Dogs must Class 478 Barbu d'Anvers bantam, male or female be 6months old or over. Class 479 Rosecomb bantam, male or female.

Class 480 Dutch bantam, AOC, male. Kindly sponsored by St Clair Veterinary Clinics Ltd Class 481 Dutch bantam, AOC, female. Class 482 Serama bantam, male. Class 483 Serama bantam, female. Pedigree Classes (Pedigree Dogs ONLY) Entry Fee £1.50 Class 484 AOV True bantam, male. Class 500 Any variety puppy (6-12 months) Class 485 AOV True bantam, female. Class 501 Any variety sporting dog (terriers & gundogs). Class 486 Pekin Black, male or female. Class 502 Any variety non-sporting dog (any other breed). Class 487 Pekin White, male or female. Class 503 Any variety open dog. Class 488 Pekin, any other colour, male or female Class 504 Any variety dog shown by an exhibitor under the age of 18 and owned by the exhibitor or the exhibitor's parents. Young Fanciers Classes (Under 16yrs) Novelty Classes Entry Fee - £0.50 Class 505 Any mixed breed pet dog Class 489 Any variety Game bantam, male. Class 506 Any variety dog with the most appealing eyes. Class 490 Any variety Game bantam, female. Class 507 Dog with the waggiest tail. Class 491 Any variety Soft Feathered bantam, male. Class 508 Dog in best condition. Class 492 Any variety Soft Feathered bantam, female. Class 509 Best six legs. Class 493 Any variety true bantam, male. Class 510 Dog the Judge would most like to take home. Class 494 Any variety true bantam, female. Class 495 Any variety Waterfowl, male or female. PETS Mr A Kennedy, Cupar (Judge)

See www.fifeshow.com to download entry forms or enter online. Start: 11.00 in the Pet Show Tent in Field 2 Memberships can also be renewed and tickets purchased via the website. TROPHIES & PRIZES TH The Ogilvie Shepherd Silver Cup (Perpetual) for the Best Conditioned Rabbit. CATALOGUE ENTRIES CLOSE 7 APRIL The FAA Perpetual Trophy, presented by Mrs A Gammie, for the Best Short-haired Cat. PRIZES - First to Sixth Rosettes. Late entries taken from 8th April – 11th May for Cattle, Sheep & Horses only NO ENTRY FEE. Entries will only be taken on the day of the Show at The Pet Show Tent from 9-10.30 am

Show day entries taken only for Light Horse section Class 525 Best conditioned rabbit, owned and exhibited by a Juvenile aged 16 or under. Class 526 Pet Guinea Pig, owned and exhibited by a Juvenile aged 16 or under. See front of Schedule for full details Class 527 Open class, any pet other than rabbits or guinea pigs, owned and exhibited by a Juvenile aged 16 or under.

46 47 PROVISIONAL HORSE RING RUNNING ORDER RING 2A RING 2 B RING 3 WARM UP MAP Start 8.30 prompt Start 8.30 prompt Start 8.30 prompt

OPEN M & M WHP OPEN M & M WHP RIDDEN HUNTER jumping conformation Classes 136-139 Classes 179-183 Classes 179-183 Ridden Hunter Champ M & M WHP O/A Hunter Champ Championship OPEN WHP/WH conf. Classes 184-189 RIDING HORSES OPEN WHP/WH jump. Classes 176-178

Classes 184-185 Riding Horse Championship BSPS Open Mini WHP PERTH Championship RIDDEN COBS Classes 186-189 Classes 190-193 BSPS Open WHP/WH Ridden Cobs Championship WARM UP RING Championship A914 NOT BEFORE 2p.m Collecting Ring for Working NOT BEFORE 2p.m WORKING SHOW WORKING SHOW Show Horse & Working Hunter HORSE conf. HORSE jumping Class 194 Class 194 A913 WORKING HUNTER WORKING HUNTER conf. jumping. Classes 195-197 Classes 195-197 WH Championship FIFE RING 4 RING 5 RING 6 MAIN RING SHOW Start 8.30 prompt Start 8.30 prompt Start 8.30 prompt Start 8.30 prompt

AUCHTERMUCHTY A91 A91 ST. ANDREWS COLOURED HORSES IN-HAND HUNTER REGISTERED M & M IN- HIGHLAND & CUPAR Classes 198-203 Classes 131-135 HAND SHETLAND PONIES Coloured Championships In-Hand Hunter Classes 146-149 IN-HAND In-Hand, Ridden, Overall Championship Reg M & M In-Hand Classes 111-128 Championship Highland & Shetland A914 VETERANS PART-BRED M & M Championships Classes 155-160 Classes 150-152 NOVICE M & M RIDDEN CLYDESDALE In-Hand & Ridden Veteran Part-bred M & M Classes 173-175 GLENROTHES Championship Championship Novice M & M Ridden HORSES Classes 102-110 Championship A916 In-Hand Champ’ship RETRAINING OF FIFE PONY Classes 170-172 RACEHORSES 1p.m HEADON PRIVATE DRIVING Fife Pony Championship Classes 161-163 DEVELOPMENTS Classes 129-130 RoR Championship SUPREME IN-HAND LEVEN

NOT BEFORE 2p.m CHAMPIONSHIP PARADE OF IN-HAND NOT BEFORE 2p.m CHAMPIONS BSPS OPEN SHP RIDDEN NOT BEFORE 1.30p.m Classes 164-165 CHAMPION OF BSPS Mini SHP COMPETITION/DRESSAGE CHAMPIONS Championship HORSE/PONY OPEN M & M RIDDEN Classes 166-169 Classes 153-154 Classes 140-141 PARADE OF M & M Open Mini BSPS Open SHP Ridden Comp/Dressage CHAMPIONS Championship Championship Championship Classes 142-145 HEAVY HORSE T/O M & M Open Championship RING MAY CHANGE Singles Class 100

MOUNTED FANCY VINTAGE PARADE

DRESS HEAVY HORSE T/O Classes 204-205 Pairs Class 101 & Championship

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