KYOGLE PA & H SHOW SOCIETY Presents the 110TH KYOGLE SHOW Horse Schedule FRIDAY 27TH & SATURDAY 28TH SEPTEMBER 2019 CHIEF RING STEWARD: Linda Armstrong President: Mr. Rodney O’Reilly Secretary: Mrs. Lauren Schottelius PO Box19, Kyogle NSW 2474 Email: [email protected] Website: www.kyogleshow.com EXIBITOR INFORMATION & CONDITIONS We strongly advise all attending horses be vaccinated against Hendra Virus. The use of tranquilisers is prohibited All competitors compete at their own risk. Indemnity forms must be signed to compete. 1. Indemnity forms must be read and signed by competitors or parent/guardian before competing. A red wrist band must be worn and be visible 2. Competitors must purchase coloured “class” tickets from the designated “horse area” & present these fully completed to a steward at the commencement of the class. 3. The ring events will be in the hands of the Chief Ring Steward. Any changes to the program will be decided by a meeting between Chief Ring Steward, Ring Stewards and Judges. 4. The Kyogle P A & H Show Society or its members or committee will not under any circumstances be responsible for any loss, injury or mis-delivery of horses. 5. Horses will be measured in the event of a dispute. 6. District Events are limited to exhibits owned within the North Coast. 7. Prize money will not be posted to competitors; it must be collected on the day from the Secretary’s office after the GRAND PARADE. 8. After winning Champion Hack, Galloway or Pony, competitors are NOT eligible to compete in the second ring. 9. All competitors under the age of 18 years are required to wear approved safety helmets. RULES: RING EVENTS 1. Entries will be accepted on the day of the show, at the secretary’s office. The exhibitor must submit a completed entry form with entry fee to the Treasurer. Competitors will be given cards to fill out to hand to the ring stewards prior to the judging of the event. Entry fees will not be refunded. 2. Competitors in jumping events MUST wear an EFA approved helmet. All persons wishing to compete at Kyogle Show must complete a waiver form and lodge at the Secretary’s office. No person shall enter the show ring before completing a waiver. “NO WAIVER, NO RING ENTRY.” PIC number MUST be included on waiver form. 3. Competitors must be suitably dressed to compete. 4. No horse to be allowed in the ring unless competing, except with the authority of the Steward. 5. All competitors must be ready to enter the Ring when called by the Steward, otherwise the event will proceed without them. It is the responsibility of the rider to inform Stewards if he/she is in more than one ring. 6. Competitors are reminded that Judging will commence at 7:30am Saturday. 7. The Show Society will not tolerate cruelty to horses or the excessive use of spurs or whips. The stewards have the power to stand down for the day anyone who contravenes this rule. 8. All competitors must pay to enter the grounds. 9. Protests must be in writing to the chief steward within half an hour of the presentation of the ribbons. 10. Stallions do not compete in hack or riding classes. Special classes accepted. 11. Prize money will be awarded at the secretary’s office - prize money not collected on the day of the show will be forfeited. 12. These rules apply for the duration of the show. GRAND PARADE A ticket will be issued to each competitor when entering the ring for the grand parade, this ticket can then be exchanged at the Secretary’s office when claiming prize money. The competitor is then entered into the draw for the Grand Parade Prize. The Kyogle PA & H Society would like to take this opportunity to thank all of our supporters, volunteers, contestants and sponsors for making our 110th Annual Show a success! Have a great show! STALLION SAFE REGULATIONS 1. Stallions should wear official ‘discs’ at all times whilst at the venue. These discs are to be worn on both sides of head collars and bridles or on some part of the horse on both sides to identify to others that the horse is a stallion. 2. No stallion is to be moved around a venue without displaying the stallion discs and without suitable restraint. The restraint can be a bridle, a rearing bit or a chain lead rein over the nose or under the jaw. 3. Where possible all stallions are to be stabled or yarded. If suitable stabling or yarding is not available stallions need to wear a collar, which is securely tied to the outside of a truck or trailer. Stallions tied to the outside of a truck or trailer MUST be supervised at all times. 4. Stallions may be substituted in prize-giving ceremonies with another horse should the rider deem it to be safer. 5. It is recommended that riders and handlers of stallions at shows be over the age of 17 years; however, it is the responsibility of the parent/guardian to understand the full code of conduct for stallions at events. With the exception of rule 1.1.8 in the Show Horse Rules and Guidelines, stallions are not permitted in Show Horse classes at EA State or Championship events. All riders/handlers under the age of 17 years must be 6. supervised by an adult/parent/guardian whilst at the event. I) It is the stallion owner’s/rider’s responsibility to ensure that all possible safety precautions are taken. II) Floats/Truck that transport stallions should display the official magnet giving notice that there is a stallion on board. These guidelines are consistent with Equestrian Australia’s focus on improving safety by identifying risks and putting in place measures to mitigate those risks. ENTRY FEES & PRIZE MONEY Entry fee: $4.00 (unless otherwise stated) Prize money: $10, $5, & $3 (unless otherwise stated) FRIDAY PROGRAM Jack Murray Memorial Stockhorse Challenge START 11.00AM Part A: Working Stockhorse Class Part B: Working Cattle Class Junior Challenge Bush Pony & Sports Events 9.00 AM Pony Club Arena RING 1 7:30 AM START Led Australian Stock Horses Ridden Australian Stock Horses RING 2 7:30 AM START Led Quarter Horses Led Roans Led Palominos Paint Horse Led Pinto Horse Led Buckskin Horse Led Appaloosa Horse Led Ridden Western Performance Classes SATURDAY PROGRAM 2.00 pm Grand Parade Supreme Led Horse of the Show – after all led classes in all rings Supreme Rider of the Show – after all rider classes in all rings Supreme Hack of the Show – after all hack classes in all rings Heavy Horse Events in the main ring throughout the day RING 1 7.30 AM START LED CLASSES Led Thoroughbreds Led Australian National Saddlehorse Association Led Australian Brumby RIDDEN CLASSES Ridden Australian National Saddlehorse Association Ridden Galloways Ridden Australian Brumby HACKS HUNTER HACKS RING 2 7.30 AM START LED CLASSES Led Unregistered Ponies Led Australian Riding Ponies Led Australian Saddle Ponies Led Part bred Australian Pony Stud Book Ponies Led Purebred Australian Pony Stud Book Ponies RIDDEN CLASSES Pony Hacks Ridden Ponies Show Hunter Ponies Show Hunter Galloways RING 3 7.30 AM START LED CLASSES Led Galloways Led Arabs Led Derivatives Led Any Other Breed RIDER CLASSES RIDDEN CLASSES Ridden Any Other Breed Ridden Arabs RING 4 9.00 AM START Led Heavy Horses Supreme Champion Led Heavy Horse Heavy Horse Junior Handler Working Heavy Horses Heavy Horse Implement & Vehicle Class FRIDAY PROGRAM JACK MURRAY MEMORIAL STOCKHORSE CHALLENGE & JUNIOR CHALLENGE Part A: Cattle Working Class Part B: Working Stockhorse Class – Dry work Utility pattern U2. CONDITIONS OF ENTRY: • Nominations in these classes close 1st September 2019 (No late entries will be accepted) • Nomination fees to be included with entry form • Horses to be ridden in a plain ring snaffle bit PART A: CATTLE WORKING CLASS Nomination Fee: $30:00 Prizes: 1st $100-00 & $50 Kent Saddlery voucher 2nd $75-00 & $50 Saddleworld voucher 3rd $50-00 & $25 Saddleworld voucher PART B: WORKING STOCKHORSE CLASS Nomination Fee: $10-00 Prize: 1st $75.00 & $50 Kent Saddlery voucher 2nd $50.00 & $50 Saddleworld voucher 3rd $30.00 & $25 Saddleworld voucher . Presentation of Perpetual Trophy & Prize Money JACK MURRAY MEMORIAL STOCKHORSE CHALLENGE Sponsored by Harley & Co & Graeme Newton Saddlery COMPETITORS MUST ENTER PART A & PART B 1st: $100-00 & the JACK MURRAY MEMORIAL Perpetual Trophy & Graeme Newton Bridle 2nd: $75-00 & Stock Whip 3rd: $50-00 & Ben Walder Equine Therapy Voucher JUNIOR CHALLENGE Helmets must be worn for Competitors 13 yrs - 18 yrs PART A: CATTLE WORKING CLASS PART B: WORKING STOCKHORSE CLASS Nomination Fee: $15-00 (Competitors must compete in both cattle & dry work) Prizes: 1st $50-00 & Stockwhip 2nd $30.00 & $20 Saddleworld Voucher 3rd $20.00 & $20 Saddleworld Voucher There will be a Bridle awarded for the Junior Challenge as an Encouragement Award KB O’REILLY ARENA - BUSH PONIES Coordinated by Kyogle Pony Club NOMINATIONS $2-00 RULES FOR ENTRY • HELMETS MUST BE WORN • This event is ONLY for riders and horses not competing in any other events or classes at the show – Friday Challenge or Saturdays Ring Events. Events will start at 9:00 sharp at the Pony Club Arena on Friday 27th September 2019 • If your child starts the day out on a lead line they must stay on the lead for all events. • Nominations must be paid and arm bands collected from the Show office prior to 9:00 and starting of events DRESS CODE Jeans, collared shirt and flat soled boots NO SHOW ATTIRE 9.00 am start Classes 1-23 Prizemoney $5, $3, $2 1.