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HORSE SECTION
CLYDESDALE SECTION
Judge Mr Peter Keron, Craigmailan, Madderty, Crieff
Attending Member Jim Mitchell.
Horses over 15 years old may enter this section and the Veteran Class.
Class 1. Brood Mare.
Class 2. Colt or Filly Foal.
Class 3. Yeld Mare, four years old and upwards.
Class 4. Three year old Mare.
Class 5. Two year old Filly.
Class 6. One year old Filly.
Class 7. Gelding, three years old and upwards.
Class 8. Two year old Colt.
Class 9. Two year old Gelding.
Class 10. One year old Colt or Gelding.
Class 11. Best Pair of Clydesdales.
Special Rosette for Best Gelding, any age.
Special Rosette for Best Clydesdale Bred By Exhibitor.
Special Rosette for Best Clydesdale, three years and under, bred by exhibitor, and the Scottish Central H.B. Salver.
The Carrick Trophy presented to Champion Clydesdale.
HORSE SECTION
Judge Mrs. Linda Lucey, Longriggs Farm, Coalsnaughton
Attending Member Fiona Haigh
IN HAND
Class 12. Brood Mare, over 14.2h.h, 4 years and over,
Foaled or to foal before 31st August this year.
Class 13. Foal, Colt of Filly, progeny of above.
Class 14. Yeld Mare or gelding, over 14.2h.h, 4 years
and over
Class 15. Filly or Gelding, 3 years or under to make over
14.2h.h. (Colts of up to 2 years are eligible but
must be bitted and led from the bit)
RIDDEN
Class 16. Riding Horse, over 14.2h.h, rider any age.
Class 17. Horse and Rider combination; to be judged on
competence, style and turn out of horse
and rider together; jumps to 2ft 6 maximum.
Those in Class 16 apart from 1st prize winner
are eligible to compete.
The above classes may be split at the stewards discretion.
Winners of Classes 12-15 to compete for In-Hand Champion Rosette and The Sheena Scott Cup
Winner to compete for In-hand Champion of Champions
Winner of Classes 16 & 17 to compete for Ridden Champion Rosette and The Walter Marriott Cup,
Winner to compete for Ridden Champion of Champions
PONY SECTION RING ONE
Judge Miss Gillian Muirhead, 260 Main Street, Stenhousemuir
Attending Member Mrs Margaret Mailer
Highland Ponies are not eligible to compete in this section.
IN - HAND
Class 18. Pony over 13.2h.h. not exceeding 14.2h.h.
Class 19. Pony over 12.2h.h. not exceeding 13.2h.h.
RIDDEN
Class 20. Pony over 13.2h.h. Rider 16 years and under.
Class 21. Pony over 12.2h.h. not exceeding 13.2h.h.
Rider 16 years and under.
Class 22. Pony over 13.2h.h. and rider combination.
Rider 16 years and under; to be judged on turn-
out, competence and style of Pony and Rider
together. Jumps 2ft Maximum.
Those in Class 20 apart from 1st prize winner
are eligible to compete.
Class 23. Pony over 12.2h.h. not exceeding 13.2h.h. and
Rider combination. Rider 16 years and under;
To be judged on turnout, style and
competence of pony and rider together.
Jumps 2ft maximum. Those in class 21 apart
from 1st prize winner are eligible to compete.
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PONY SECTION RING TWO
Judge Miss V Robertson, c/o Nether Coul, Aberuthven, Auchterarder
Attending member Mrs. S Atkins
IN - HAND
Class 24. Pony 12.2h.h. and under.
RIDDEN
Class 25. Pony 12.2h.h. and under.
Class 26. Pony 12.2h.h. and under and Rider
Combination rules as for Ring One.
Winner of Class 25 is ineligible to compete.
Class 27. Lead Rein Pony, 12.2h.h. and under.
James Campbell Trophy to winner of Class 27
Winners of Classes 18, 19 & 24 to compete for the Champion In Hand Rosette and the
Stewart Mountain and Moorland Cup.
Winner eligible to compete for
In Hand Champion of Champions.
Winners of Classes 20-23 & 25-26
to compete for the A.M. Transport Cup
Winners of Classes 20-23 & 25-27
to compete for Champion Ridden Pony Rosette.
Winner eligible to compete for Ridden Champion of Champions
Overall Pony Champion to receive the Kirkwood Cup
HIGHLAND PONIES - AFFILIATED TO THE HIGHLAND PONY SOCIETY
Judge Mrs M. Osborne, Kinclune, Kingoldrum, Kirriemuir
Attending Member - Richard Haigh.
IN -HAND.
Class 28. Brood Mare, 4 years and over, foaled or to
foal by 31st August.
Class 29. Foal, Colt or Filly, progeny of above.
Class 30. Yeld Mare, four years and over.
Class 31. Gelding, four years and over.
Class 32. Filly or gelding, 2 or 3 years old.
Class 33. Colt, filly or gelding, one year old
RIDDEN
Class 34. Highland Pony, 4 years old and over, ridden.
Class 35. Highland Pony and Rider Combination: to be
judged on competence, style and turn out of
pony and rider together. Jumps not to exceed
2ft 3". Those in Class 34, apart from 1st
prize winner are eligible to compete.
Fourmerk Cup for the Champion Highland Pony In-Hand
from winners of Classes 28 - 33. £10 Feed Voucher Donated by Russells Country Store, Larbert, to the Highland Pony In-Hand Champion. Winner eligible to compete for In-Hand Champion of Champions, Horse Section.
John Paterson Cup to Reserve In-Hand Champion.
Mrs Corbin Cup to the Champion Ridden Highland Pony - Winner of Classes 34 & 35.
Highland Pony Society Rosettes to In-Hand Champion and Ridden Champion.
OVERALL IN-HAND AND RIDDEN
HORSE CHAMPIONSHIP
WILL BE JUDGED IN THE MAIN RING
BY ALL HORSE AND PONY JUDGES
ON A POINTS BASIS
Silver Medal generously sponsored by Walter Marriott and The MacLaren Shield to In-Hand Champion
Silver medal generously sponsored by Walter Marriott, The Carruthers Trophy and The Bank of Scotland Rosebowl
To Ridden Champion.
VETERAN HORSE AND PONY CLASSES
Judge - Mrs M Osborne
Attending Members - Fiona Haigh
Judging will take place in the horse ring when all other horse and pony sections have been judged.
Class A. Horse or pony 15 years and over to be shown
In -Hand.
Class B. Ridden Horse or Pony 15 years and over.
Horses and Ponies may enter Class A or Class B
NOT BOTH.
Winners of the above classes are not eligible to compete for Champion of Champions.
Veteran Horse and Pony Classes generously sponsored by Super Solvitax
SHOWJUMPING
Weather permitting, Showjumping will commence when all pony show classes are finished. All competitors must have paid their £10.00 subscription to the secretary and entered at least one showing class. All entries on the day. Entry fees of £3.00 per class are payable to the stewards before each class commences.
Class 1. Novice Novice Rider to be under 10 years old.
Jumps not exceeding 1ft 6" in the first round.
Class 2. Novice - Jumps not exceeding 2ft in first round
Class 3. Intermediate - Jumps not exceeding 2ft 6" in
the first round.
Clear round showjumping will take place at £1 a round if
time permits.
POINTS PRIZE
A Points Prize will be awarded to the family winning most points in the Show: Cattle Section, Sheep Section and Horse and Pony Section together.
1st Prize = 3 points; 2nd Prize = 2 points; 3rd Prize = 1 point
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