2013.docx · Web viewClass 1168 Best District Saddle Pony Hunter (See District rules at beginning...

Section 1 HorsesIMPORTANT INFORMATION REGARDING ENTRY FEES:

$ 1.00 per class per horse has been included to cover RAS charges and levies.

While the entry fee for the class is shown at the top of each section, a charge of $2 will be made for Back Numbers, which must be worn by competitors. The $2 to be paid with entry fee is refundable on the return of the Back Number in good condition.

It is permissible for entrants to use their own breastplate numbers, however, entrants must advise this on the entry forms, and they must use the number allocated in the show catalogue. In this case they do not need to pay the back number fee.

Please Note:1. All competitors and exhibitors ride and exhibit at their own risk.2. It is intended that we irrigate, however, this is dependant on District By Laws at the time.3. Information re safety helmets.4. Boundaries for our District.5. All ridden horses/ponies must be 3 years of age or over.

* Ring judging will commence at 8.30am.* F.E.I. jumping starts at 12 noon.* Measuring starts at 7.30am and is for 1 hour duration only.

(1) MEASURING:

Where height is a requirement of the Section, exhibitors must carry an official RAS Life or Horse/Pony Annual Height and Performance Card, or Malvern A&P Assn Day Certificate. Failure to do so will result in elimination. Measuring for Day Certificates for District Competitors will be available on the grounds. Only horses/ponies presented in a bridle and under suitable control will be measured for a Day Certificate,at the times stated above.

(2) FS TESTING:

The use of tranquillisers, stimulants, or any drug capable of effecting performance of horse or ponies is forbidden.

Competitors are advised that tests for forbidden substances may be carried out during the show and that testing of all animals is at the owner's risk. Testing for forbidden substances will be carried out under the Royal Agricultural Society (Incorporated) Forbidden Substance Judiciary Committee (FSJC) procedures and rules (refer Rule 10 Royal Agricultural Society By-Laws and Regulations Section 55A.

(3) NOVICE CLASSIFICATION

A Novice is a Horse or Pony which has not won 6 firsts in confirmation classes at any A & P Show at the time of the Show (Ladies and Gentlemans Hack class wins count as an Open Conformation win and must be recorded). If a Novice entry has gained 6 wins by the day of the Show, the

Competitor must advise the Secretary's Office and may change to an Open class within the Sub-Section, or if no class remains to enter a refund which will be actioned after the Show.

A Novice Hunter is a Horse or Pony which has not won 6 firsts in Round the Ring Hunter Jumping.

Please note that a record of wins will be asked for. Horse/Pony height and performance cards must be carried. Failure to do so will result in elimination.

Central Districts of the RAS collates all A & P Show results to enable Secretaries to keep a record of all Novice wins.

Novices may enter the Open Classes.

All Novice Horses and Ponies to be ridden in a snaffle bit.

Entires (Stallions) of any age must have an identification tag on head collar/bridle.

(4) DISTRICT RULE

Horse and rider must reside in District to compete in District Classes.

DEFINITION OF MALVERN DISTRICT COUNTY:

(Formerly Old Malvern County)Area between the Waimakariri River to the Rakaia River. West side of Intake Road, South side of the Old West Coast Road from Intake Road to Sandy Knolls Road; West side of Sandy Knolls Road down to West side of Aylesbury Road to Burnham. West side of Main South Road from Burnham to the Selwyn River up to Mitchells Road, a line from corner of Hororata/Dunsandel Road to Te Pirita Road, West side of Te Pirita Road down to Rakaia Terrace Road, from North side of Rakaia Terrace Road up to Steels Road; West side of Steels Road to the Rakaia River.

(5) OWNERSHIP

All horses and ponies entered in competitive classes or ring events or parading must be in the name of the bona fide owner. All animals must be named at time of entry.

(6) LEASES

Leases or partnerships must be for no less than a six month period and shall commence and be lodged with the RAS by or on the 1st August or the 1st January.

(7) HATS AND SAFETY HELMETS

The following information has been received by the Royal Agricultural Society of N.Z. and to meet requirements at the Malvern A & P Show, this must be adhered to:

a) A Hard Hat/Safety Helmet is generally described as a hunting cap, bowler, protective headgear or a safety helmet.

b) Wearing a hard hat is compulsory for anyone competing on, working in or schooling or riding for any other reason at an A & P Show or in any area considered to be for what ever reason a part of the Showground, with the exception of riders over 17 competing in the Stock and Station section.

c) All riders 16 and under must wear protective headgear, which includes a restraining harness secured to the shell at more than two points. Such headgear must be worn with the chinstrap properly adjusted and fastened when in the arena or ring, the practice area collecting rings or anywhere else within a Showground.

It is strongly recommended that all riders particularly those jumping horses wear protective headgear conforming to the current NZ Safety Standard or an equivalent standard and that the headgear be secured by a retention harness.

(8) ALL CLASSES ARE RUN UNDER RAS RULES

(9) A judge's travel fund has also been introduced to assist with judge's travelling expenses at $2 per competitor/exhibitor.

Hacks

Entry Fees: Members $6.00 Non-members $9.00Prizes: First $10, Second $8, Third $6.

SPECIAL PRIZES:

CHALLENGE CUP to be known as "Q A WRIGHT MEMORIAL CUP" for most points in all Horse Sections, excluding Jumping Competitions. To be competed for annually. Cup to remain the property of the Assn.

CLANCY CHALLENGE CUP awarded to Champion Park Hack. Donated by Mrs M Jebson.

WOODSIDE CUP awarded to Champion Hack.

The MALVERN A & P ASSN. will award "Supreme Champion Sash" to the Supreme Champion Horse.

Champion District Horse to be judged before Supreme Champion Horse at the completion of all classes on the flat.

Group A Hacks (over 158cm)

Start Time: 8.30 amJudge: NICKY HUTCHINSON from Banks Peninsula

Class 1001 Best presented HackClass 1002 District Hack, any weightWinner to compete for Champion District HorseClass 1003 Novice Hack, 0 - 3 winsClass 1004 Novice Hack 0 - 6 winsChampion Novice HackReserve Champion Novice HackClass 1005 Open HackClass 1006 Open Ladies HackChampion HackReserve Champion HackClass 1007 Best mannered Hack over 158cmsClass 1008 Best paced Hack over 158cmsClass 1009 Oakside Challenge Cup for Best Rider over 21 years

Group B Park Hacks (over 148cm And Not Over 158cm)

Start time: 8.30amJudge: YVONNE WATSON from Nelson

Class 1010 Best Presented Park HackClass 1011 District Park HackWinner to compete for Champion District HorseClass 1012 Novice Park Hack 0-3 winsClass 1013 Novice Park Hack 0 - 6 winsChampion Novice Park HackReserve Champion Novice Park HackClass 1014 Open Park Hack over 148cms and not over 153cmsClass 1015 Open Park Hack over 153cms and not over 158cmsClass 1016 Open Ladies HackChampion Park HackReserve Champion Park HackClass 1017 Best mannered Park HackClass 1018 Best paced Park HackClass 1019 Best rider 17 years and under 21 years of ageChampion District HorseReserve Champion District HorseSupreme Champion Horse

Saddle Hunter On The Flat

Start time: 8.30amJudge: SANDRA SHORE from Ashburton

Entry Fee: Members $6.00 Non-members $9.00Prizes 1st $10, 2nd $8, 3rd $6

Horses entered in this section are not eligible to enter the Cob, Standardbred, Park Hack, Riding Horse, Coloured Horse or Hack Sections. However, rider may enter riding classes.

"Country Look" Challenge Trophy for Champion Saddle Hunter, donated by Kate Clutterbuck.Class 1020 Best Presented Saddle HunterClass 1021 District Saddle HunterWinner to compete for Champion District HorseClass 1022 Novice Saddle Hunter 0 - 3 winsClass 1023 Novice Saddle Hunter 0 - 6 winsChampion Novice Saddle HunterReserve Champion Novice Saddle HunterClass 1024 Open Saddle Hunter over 148cm and not over 158cmClass 1025 Open Saddle Hunter over 158cm and not over 163cmClass 1026 Open Saddle Hunter over 163cmClass 1027 Open Ladies Saddle Hunter

Champion Saddle HunterReserve Champion Saddle HunterClass 1028 Best Mannered Saddle HunterClass 1029 Best Paced Saddle Hunter

Riding Horse Section

Start time: 8.30amJudge: MARGARET HENDY from Nelson

Entry Fees: Members $6.00 Non-members $9.00Prizes: 1st $10, 2nd $8, 3rd $6Class 1030 Best Presented Riding HorseClass 1031 District Riding Horse Winner to compete for Champion District HorseClass 1032 Novice Riding Horse 0-3 winsClass 1033 Novice Riding Horse 0-6 winsChampion Novice Riding HorseReserve Champion Novice Riding HorseClass 1034 Open Riding HorseClass 1035 Open Lady's Riding HorseChampion Riding HorseReserve Champion Riding HorseClass 1036 Best Mannered Riding HorseClass 1037 Best Paced Riding Horse

Led Coloured Horse or Pony

Start time: 8.30amJudge: JULIE DOUGLAS from Amberley

Entry Fees: Members $6.00 Non-Members $9.00Prizes: 1st $10, 2nd $8, 3rd $6Horses/Ponies entering the Coloured section must display colour e.g. Appaloosa, Dun, Buckskin, Palamino, Pinto or True Roan (solid coloured head and legs). Sabino marked horses are NOT eligible for this section.Class 1038 Best Presented Horse and HandlerClass 1039 Colt, Gelding or Filly 2 years and under up to 148cmClass 1040 Colt, Gelding or Filly 2 years and under over 148cmClass 1041 Mare or Gelding 3 years & over up to 148cmClass 1042 Mare or Gelding 3 years & over, over 148cmClass 1043 Registered Pinto any heightHorse or Pony must be registered with the N.Z. Pinto Horse Society Inc. in its correct division and the owner a current financial member.The Pinto Society will donate $50.00 petrol vouchers & a Sash to the winner of this class.Class 1044 Best paced any heightClass 1045 Best Mannered any heightChampion Coloured HorseReserve Champion Coloured Horse

Cobs Not Over 155cm

Start time: 9.30am Judge: GILLIAN THOMPSON from Okuku

Entry Fees: Members $6.00 Non-Members $9.00Prizes: 1st $10, 2nd $8, 3rd $6

To be judged at the conclusion of Led Horses and Foals.Class 1046 Best Presented CobClass 1047 Novice Saddle Cob 0 - 3 winsClass 1048 Novice Saddle Cob 0 - 6 winsChampion Novice Saddle CobReserve Champion Novice Saddle CobClass 1049 Open Saddle Cob not over 150cmClass 1050 Open Saddle Cob over 150cm and not over 155cmChampion Saddle CobReserve Champion Saddle CobClass 1051 Best Mannered CobClass 1052 Best Paced Cob

Led Horses And Foals

Start time: 8.30amJudge: GILLIAN THOMPSON from Okuku

Entry Fees: Members $6.00 Non-Members $9.00Prizes: First $10, Second $8, Third $6Height as at date of ShowClass 1053 Best FoalClass 1054 Best Dry Mare suitable for breeding HacksNot to foal during current show seasonChampion Led AdultReserve Champion Led Adult

Class 1055 Yearling colt, filly or gelding not over 148cmClass 1056 Yearling colt, filly or gelding over 148cmClass 1057 Two year old colt, filly or gelding not over 148cmClass 1058 Two year old colt, filly or gelding over 148cmChampion Yearling or Two Year Old Led HorseReserve Champion Yearling or Two Year Old Led Horse

Clydesdale Horses

Start time: 10am approx.Judge: LOIS NEWICK from Christchurch

Entry Fees: Members $6.00 Non-Members $9.00Prizes: First $10, Second $8, Third $6.

All classes registered or unregistered stock.To be judged at the conclusion of the CobsMALVERN A&P ASSN. "Q.A. WRIGHT MEMORIAL CUP" for Champion Clydesdale.Class 1059 Best Presented Horse & HandlerClass 1060 Colt Yearling and 2 yr oldClass 1061 Mare or Gelding 3 yrs and overClass 1062 Filly, Yearling & 2 yr oldClass 1063 Best Walking ClydesdaleClass 1064 Sledge Driving classClass 1065 Best Turnout single or multiple attached to vehicleJudged on vehicle harness and driverChampion ClydesdaleReserve Champion Clydesdale

Non Hackney

Start time: 10.30 approx.Judge: MAVIS HARRIS from Christchurch


BATEMAN CHALLENGE TROPHY for Most Points in this SectionHeight and Performance Cards must be carriedClass 1066 Best Presented Non HackneyClass 1067 Best Mannered Non HackneyClass 1068 Non Hackney not over 123cmClass 1069 Non Hackney over 123cmClass 1070 Best Paced Non HackneyClass 1071 Best WhipChampion Non Hackney PonyReserve Champion Non Hackney PonyChampion Non Hackney HorseReserve Champion Non Hackney Horse

Hackney

Judge: MAVIS HARRIS from Christchurch


MAY FAMILY CHALLENGE TROPHY for the Best TurnoutClass 1072 Best Presented HackneyClass 1073 Pony not over 143cmClass 1074 Best ActionClass 1075 Best WhipChampion Harness PonyReserve Champion Harness Pony

Shetland Ponies

Start time: 8.30amJudge: DAWN GRESHAM from Geraldine

Entry Fees: Members $6.00 Non-Members $9.00

Prizes: First $10, Second $8, Third $6.Height and Performance Cards must be carried.Class 1076 Best Presented Adult Shetland Pony (4 yrs & over) and HandlerClass 1077 Best Presented Young Stock Shetland Pony (3 yrs & over) and HandlerClass 1078 Best Paced and Mannered Adult Shetland Pony (4 yrs & over)Class 1079 Best Paced and Mannered Young Stock Shetland Pony (3 yrs & under)Class 1080 Purebred Shetland Pony 34 inches and underAny age, any sex, to mature 34 inches or underClass 1081 Purebred FoalClass 1082 Purebred Yearling colt, filly or geldingClass 1083 Purebred 2 & 3 year old colt, filly or geldingChampion Youngstock Shetland Pony from classes 79.80.81Reserve Champion Youngstock Shetland Pony from 79,80,81Class 1084 Purebred Stallion 4 yrs and overClass 1085 Purebred Mare 4 years and overClass 1086 Purebred Gelding 4 years and overChampion Adult Shetland Pony from classes 82,83,84Reserve Champion Adult Shetland Pony from classes 82,83,84Supreme Champion Shetland Pony, Youngstock & Adult Champions

Miniature Horses

Start time: 8.30amJudge: SHARON MASON from Rangiora


Section A 34" And Under

Class 1087 Best Presented Horse and HandlerClass 1088 Foal/Weanling Filly, Colt, or GeldingClass 1089 Yearling FillyClass 1090 Yearling Colt or GeldingClass 1091 Filly 2 & 3 yearsClass 1092 Colt or Gelding 2 & 3 yearsChampion Youngstock Miniature Horse 34" and UnderReserve Champion Youngstock Miniature Horse 34" and UnderClass 1093 Mare 4 years & overClass 1094 Mare 4 yrs & over - dry, in foal, foal at foot (foal must be 2 mths & over)Class 1095 Gelding 4 years and over

Class 1096 Stallion 4 Years & overChampion Adult Miniature Horse 34" and UnderReserve Champion Adult Miniature Horse 34'" and underSupreme Champion Miniature Horse 34' and Under

Section B: Over 34" And Under 38"

Class 1097 Best Presented Horse and HandlerClass 1098 Foal/Weanling Filly, Colt or GeldingClass 1099 Yearling FillyClass 1100 Yearling Colt or GeldingClass 1101 Filly 2 & 3 yearsClass 1102 Colt or Gelding 2 & 3 yearsChampion Youngstock Miniature 34" to 38"Reserve Champion Youngstock Miniature 34" to 38"Class 1103 Mare 4 years & overClass 1104 Mare 4 yrs & over - Dry, in foal, foal at foot (foal must be 2 mths & over)Class 1105 Gelding 4 years & overClass 1106 Stallion 4 years & overChampion Adult Miniature 34" to 38"Reserve Champion Adult Miniature 34" to 38"Supreme Champion Miniature Horse 34" to 38"

Standardbred

Start time: 9.30--10.00am approx.Judge: ANITA MCGREGOR from Rangiora


Judging to commence at completion of Miniature Horse Section.Champion and Reserve Champion Ribbons sponsored by N.Z. Standardbred Riding Association.Class 1107 Best PresentedClass 1108 Best Rider on StandardbredClass 1109 Novice 0 - 3 winsClass 1110 Novice 0 - 6 winsChampion Novice StandardbredReserve Champion Novice StandardbredClass 1111 Open StandardbredClass 1112 Open Ladies or Gentleman’s StandardbredChampion StandardbredReserve Champion StandardbredClass 1113 Best Mannered StandardbredClass 1114 Best Paced StandardbredClass 1115 Best Walking Standardbred

Stock and Station Horse

Start time: 8.30amJudge: G. BURROWSSponsors: DROVERS CAFE & DELI MAIN DIVIDE HAIR STUDIO, OXFORD NORTH CANTERBURY STOCK FEEDS


The Malvern A & P Assn accepts no responsibility for not wearing a safety helmet or for any injury.Riders under 17 must wear approved safety helmet.Gear and Rider to be appropriate for use on a stock and station horse.Training Equipment (running reins etc) prohibited.Judge has right to inspect equipment including bit.Horses must be 142.5cm and over.Entries only accepted in Keyhole, Barrel Race and Two Team event classes if entered in a minimum three classes from Led Horse to Calf Tie inclusive.Same Horse & Rider Combination applies to all ClassesClass 1116 Stock Horse - LedClass 1117 Best Walking HorseClass 1118 Stock and Journey HorseIndicate if eligible for District - See Rule (4) at start of Hack Section.Special Junior Prize 1Class 1119 Riding PatternClass 1120 Trail Obstacle CourseSpecial Junior Prize 2Class 1121 Calf TieChampion Stock and Station HorseReserve Champion Stock and Station HorseClass 1122 Keyhole RaceClass 1123 Barrel Race - OpenClass 1124 Barrel Race - junior 13-17 years inclusiveEntries on the Day for the Junior Barrel Race - open to any junior horse competitor in any section at the Malvern A & P Show

Special Prize: The Malvern Collie Club Centennial Trophy for Champion Station HorseClass 1125 The Two Team Event.Spot PrizesSpecial Prize 3, DROVERS CAFE VOUCHER $50

Unity Classes

Start time: 9.00amJudge: JACKIE HILL from Darfield


Judging will commence at 8.30am and finish at 11.00am.Conditions: Mounts must be owned by competitor or a member of his/her family or a registered partnership.No mount shall be entered with more than one rider and no rider shall enter more than one mount.Both rider and mount to be named at time of entry.

The mount and rider to be considered as one unit.Competitors must indicate on entry form if both rider and mount reside in the Malvern District, to be eligible for consideration for the Echo Challenge Cups.Wesfarmers, Industrial and Safety NZ Ltd donate a Safety Helmet to the highest points for District Competitors in Classes 1118,1119,1120. (Convenor discretion)ECHO CHALLENGE CUPS to the winners of Classes 1118,1119,1120. (DISTRICT COMPETITORS ONLY)Class 1126 Rider 12 years and underClass 1127 Rider 13 years and under 16 yearsClass 1128 Rider 16 years and under 18 years

POINTS OF JUDGING:Excellence/Conformation 10Manners 10Riding (particular reference to seat and hands)

10

Mounting and dismounting 10Trotting out to lead 10Sympathy between Rider and Mount 10Turnout of Rider and Mount 10Care of gear - saddle, bridle, riding boots 10Total 80

Echo Challenge AEcho Challenge BEcho Challenge C

Ponies


In all cases where age is stipulated, age is at date of Show.Horse/Pony height certificates and performance cards must be carried. Failure to do so will result in elimination.Ring Judging will begin at 8.30am.Measuring Certificate and Performance Card to be carried and presented on request.BEN MORE TROPHY- SUPREME CHAMPION PONYSUPREME CHAMPION PONY RIBBON will be awarded.Champion and Reserve Champion Ribbons awarded for Saddle Ponies in each group.CHALLENGE CUP Q.A. WRIGHT MEMORIAL CUP for the most points in all horse sections, excluding competitions.NEIL KAY MEMORIAL TROPHY for the champion rider. competitors may enter in one riding class only. (unless district) Riders age to be as date of Show.NOVICE CLASSES:See beginning of Horse Section for criteria.

Group A Ponies: 138cm And Not Over 148cm.

Start time: 8.30amJudge: DENISE MCPHERSON from Ashburton

NOTE: Riding classes spread over the four pony rings.Age of riders as in RAS Rules (Adult riders eligible)Class 1129 Best Girl Rider under 17 years

Class 1130 Best District Rider 12 years and underClass 1131 Best District Rider 13 years and under 17 yearsClass 1132 Best Presented Pony 138cm to 148cmClass 1133 District Pony over 138cm and not over 148cmOpen to ponies and riders who reside in the Area(See District rules at beginning of Horse Section)Class 1134 Novice Pony over 138cm and not over 148cm 0 - 3 winsClass 1135 Novice Pony 138cm and not over 148cm 0 - 6 winsChampion Novice PonyReserve Champion Novice PonyClass 1136 Open Pony over 138cm and not over 143cmClass 1137 Open Pony over 143cm and not over 148cmChampion Pony over 138cm and not over 148cmReserve Champion Pony over 138cm and not over 148cmClass 1138 Best Mannered Pony over 138cm and not over 148cmClass 1139 Best Paced Pony over 138cm and not over 148cmClass 1140 Registered Pony over 138cm and Not over 148cmRegistered with Riding Pony Society - Reg. No. required with entry

Group B Ponies 128cm And Not Over 138cm

Start time: 8.30amJudge: ANNE CRUTCHLEY from View Hill

Riders under 15 years of age.NOTE: Riding classes spread over the four pony rings.Class 1141 Best Girl Rider under 14 YrsClass 1142 Best Girl Rider under 15 YrsClass 1143 Best Girl Rider under 16 YrsClass 1144 Best Presented 128 -138cmsClass 1145 District Pony over 128cm and not over 138cmOpen to Ponies and Riders who reside in the area - see District rules at beginning of Horse sectionClass 1146 Novice Pony over 128cm and not over 138cm 0 - 3 winsClass 1147 Novice Pony over 128cm and not over 138cm 0 - 6 winsChampion Novice Group B PonyReserve Champion Novice Group B PonyClass 1148 Open Pony over 128cm and not over 133cm

Class 1149 Open Pony over 133cm and not over 138cmChampion Pony 128 cm and not over 138cmReserve Champion Pony 128cm and not over 138cmClass 1150 Best Mannered Pony over 128cm and not over 138cmClass 1151 Best Paced Pony over 128cm and not over 138cmClass 1152 Registered Pony over 128cm and not over 138cmRegistered with NZ Riding Pony Society - Reg. No. required with entry

Group C Ponies Not Over 128cm

Start time: 8.30amJudge: PADDY STRONACH from Duvauchelles

Riders under 13 yrs.NOTE: Riding classes spread over the four pony rings.Class 1153 Best Boy Rider under 12 YrsClass 1154 Best Girl Rider under 12 YrsClass 1155 Best Presented Pony not over 128cmClass 1156 District Pony not over 128cmOpen to ponies and riders who reside in the Area - see District rules at beginning of Horse sectionClass 1157 Novice Pony not over 128cm 0 - 3 winsClass 1158 Novice Pony not over 128cm 0 - 6 winsChampion Group C Novice PonyReserve Champion Group C Novice PonyClass 1159 Open Pony up to 122cmClass 1160 Open Pony over 122cm and not over 128cmChampion Pony Not over 128cmReserve Champion Pony not over 128cmClass 1161 Best Mannered Pony not over 128cmClass 1162 Best Paced Pony not over 128cmClass 1163 Registered Pony not over 128cmRegistered with NZ Riding Society - Reg. No. required with entry

Group D: Saddle Pony Hunter Not Over 148cm.

Start time: 8.30amJudge: CATHRINE PETER from Nelson

Rider under 17 years of age.Ponies entered in this section are not eligible to enter in the Saddle PonyGroups A B or C. However, riders may enter riding classes in Saddle Pony Groups A, B or C.NOTE: Riding classes spread over the four pony rings.

Class 1164 Best Boy Rider under 17 YrsClass 1165 Best Girl Rider under 13 Yrs

Class 1166 Best Girl Rider under 10 YrsClass 1167 Best Presented Saddle Pony HunterClass 1168 Best District Saddle Pony Hunter(See District rules at beginning of Horse Section)Class 1169 Novice Saddle Pony Hunter 0 - 3 winsClass 1170 Novice Saddle Pony Hunter 0 - 6 winsChampion Novice Saddle Pony HunterReserve Champion Novice Saddle Pony HunterClass 1171 Open Saddle Pony Hunter, not over 138cmClass 1172 Open Saddle Pony Hunter over 138cm and not over 148cmChampion Saddle Pony HunterReserve Champion Saddle Pony HunterClass 1173 Best Mannered Saddle Pony HunterClass 1174 Best Paced Saddle Pony Hunter

Leading Rein

Start time: 10.00amJudge: JOANNE JUDSON from Oxford

For children 4 years and under 8 years. Ponies not to be over 128cm and led by an adult. Competitors to walk and trot only.To Start at approx 10amClass 1175 Best PresentedClass 1176 Best girl or boy rider under 6 years - Pony to be ledClass 1177 Best girl or boy rider under 8 years - Pony to be ledClass 1178 District Leading Rein, any age(See definition of District competitor at start of Horse section)Wyndale/Stokes Family CupClass 1179 Leading Rein Pony suitable for a child under 8 years under 128cmHN May Memorial CupChampion Leading ReinHN May Memorial CupReserve Champion Leading ReinClass 1180 1st Ridden for combinations coming off Leading Rein under 128cmClass 1181 Paced and Mannered Lead Rein Pony under 128cm

Competitions

Entry Fees as stated per Class,.These classes to start approximately 12 noon when showing classes have been completed.Pony Classes - Riders under 17 Years of age.This Section will be run in accordance with NZEF Rules

F.E.I.

Judges: STUART CLARK from Darfield GLEN MORRIS from OxfordStart time: 11am Approx.Sponsors: MEARE WILLIAMS MIKE WARWICK FENCINGClass 1182 Open Horse 1m TAM 5Entry Fees: Members $7 Non Members $10Prizes: First $30, Second $20, Third $10

Class 1183 Open Horse 1.10m TAM 5Entry Fees: Members $7 Non Members $10Prizes: First $30, Second $20, Third $10Class 1184 Take Your Own LineEntry Fees: Members $7 Non Members $10Prizes: First $30, Second $20, Third $10Class 1185 Open Pony, 138cm and under Take your own line jumps 80-85cmEntry Fees: Members $7.00 Non Members $10.00Prizes: First $20, Second $15, Third $10Class 1186 Open Pony, over 138cm and not over 148cm Take your own line jumps 85-90cmEntry Fees: Members $7.00 Non Members $10.00Prizes: First $20, Second $15, Third $10Class 1187 Open Pony, 138cm and Under. TAM 5 80-85cmEntry Fees: Members $7.00 Non Members $10.00Prizes: First $20, Second $10, Third $5Class 1188 Open Pony, over 138cm and not over 148cm. TAM 5 85-90cmEntry Fees: Members $7.00 Non Members $10.00Prizes: First $20, Second $10, Third $5

Pony Hunters

Start time: 12 noonJudge: JO PASLEY from Rangiora


Horse/Pony height certificates and performance cards must be carried. Failure to do so will result in elimination.Class 1189 Novice Pony Hunter under 148cm 0 - 6 winsRider under 17 years of age at date of ShowClass 1190 Pony Hunter jump for ponies not over 138cmRider to be under 17 years at date of ShowClass 1191 Pony Hunter jump for ponies over 138cm and not over 148cmChampion Pony HunterReserve Champion Pony Hunter

Hunters (over 148cm)

Start time: 12 noonJudge: ROSIE GRIMSEY from Oxford

Horse/Pony height certificates and performance cards must be carried. Failure to do so will result in elimination.Class 1192 Novice Hunter 0-6 winsEntry Fees: Members $6.00 Non-Members $9.00Prizes: First $15, Second $10, Third $7Class 1193 Lightweight HunterEntry Fees:Members $6.00 Non-Members $9.00Prizes: First $15, Second $10, Third $7Class 1194 Heavyweight HunterEntry Fees: Members $6.00 Non-Members $9.00Prizes: First $15.00, Second $10.00, Third $7.00Class 1195 OPEN HUNTER over 148cmEntry Fees: members $8.00 Non-Members $11.00Prizes: First $40, Second $30, Third $20, Fourth $10Class 1196 Handy Hunter Over 148cmEntry Fees: Members $6.00 Non-Members $9.00Prizes: First $15, Second $10, Third $7

R.M.D. JOHNSON, MT TORLESSE CHALLENGE CUP

Points:Jumping 10Manners & Hunting Style 6Confirmation & Good Breed 4Soundness (Hunting blemishes not to count) 3

* THE J.H. MUIRHEAD SILVER CHALLENGE TEAPOT will be awarded to the best lady rider

* J.H. MUIRHEAD TROPHY to 50% animal,25% gear, 25%the best gentleman rider. Winner to hold the trophy for one year.

The Malvern A & P Association gives CHAMPION and RESERVE CHAMPION RIBBONS for Hunters and Pony Hunters.

Champion HunterReserve Champion Hunter

Section 1A Donkeys and MulesEntry fees: Members $6, Non Members $9Prizes: First, $10, Second $8, Third $6Judge: MELANIE MOWBRAY from ChristchurchStart time 8.30am

Donkey In Hand Conformation Section

NOTE: Jacks over 2 should be led with bit in mouth.Class 1501 Best presented donkey on Lead rein(50% donkey, 25% gear, 25% handler.)

Class 1502 Foal or Yearling DonkeyClass 1503 Jenny Donkey 2 years and overClass 1504 Jack Donkey 2 years and over(To be shown in a bit with adult handler)Class 1505 Gelding Donkey 2 years and overChampion DonkeyReserve Champion Donkey

Mule In-Hand Conformation Section

Class 1506 Best Presented Mule on a lead rein(50% animal, 25% gear, 25% handler)Class 1507 Mule 2 years & underClass 1508 Mule 3 years & overChampion MuleReserve Champion Mule

Donkey In-Hand Performance Section

Class 1509 Best Paced and ManneredClass 1510 Donkey PatternClass 1511 Donkey ChallengeTo be judged on style, willingness & accuracy through four challenges from the challenge list)Champion Performance DonkeyReserve Champion Performance Donkey

Mule In-Hand Performance Section

Class 1512 Best Paced and Mannered MuleClass 1513 Mule ChallengeClass 1514 Mule Open PatternTto be judged on style, willingness & accuracy through four challenges from the challenge list.Champion Performance MuleReserve Champion Performance Mule

Donkey and Mule Harness Section

Donkeys and Mules are to be judged and awarded separately. Mules must not be judged against donkeys.Class 1515 Best Presented Donkey/Mule in Harness(50% animal, 25% gear, 25% handler)Class 1516 Best Paced and Mannered Donkey/MuleClass 1517 Cone CourseAccuracy in negotiating a series of cones.Class 1518 Driven ChallengeTo be judged on style, willingness & accuracy through four Challenges.Champion Harness DonkeyReserve Champion Harness DonkeyChampion Harness Mule

Reserve Champion Harness Mule

Ridden Mule Section

Class 1519 Best Paced & Mannered Mule under saddleClass 1520 Ridden Open PatternClass 1521 Ridden ChallengeTo be judged on style, willingness & accuracy through four Challenges.Champion Ridden MuleReserve Champion Ridden Mule

Section 2 Beef CattleJudging to commence at 9.30am.Entry Fees: Members $6 Non-Members $9Prizes: First $10, Second $8, Third $6.

CONDITION: TB STATUS - that all cattle entered for showing, which are 3 months of age and over, must be accompanied by a signed and dated TB Declaration Card, along with a current TB Test Certificate.

TB TESTING REQUIREMENTS: Declared TB Movement Controlled Areas: Cattle 3 months of age and over which are farmed or grazed within a TB Movement Controlled Area, must be negative to a TB test within 60 days prior to the start of the Show.

FOR CATTLE BEING MOVED FROM 1 JULY 2012. A NAIT approved RFID tag will be mandatory for all movements of cattle, including day old calves. NAIT approved RFID cattle tags are white only. Please do not remove tags if cattle are identified with Animal Health Board or MINDA tags.

THE MALVERN A&P ASSOCIATION NAIT NUMBER IS 505994

All Other Areas: Cattle, if aged 12 months and over, farmed or grazed outside a Declared TB Movement Controlled Area must be negative to a TB test within 12 months prior to the start of the show.

RIVERLAND MEATS have presented a trophy to be awarded to Supreme Champion Beef Animal. MR R COLOMBUS has presented a cup to be awarded to the Best Female.

Judge: JOHN MCKERCHER

British Breeds

Class 2001 Cow with calf at foot; or heifer with or without calfBorn before 31 May 2012Class 2002 Heifer born between 1 june 2011 and 31 may 2012Class 2003 Heifer calf born since 1 June 2012Champion Female British BreedsReserve Champion Female British BreedsClass 2004 Bull born before 31 May 2011

Class 2005 Bull born between 1 June 2011 and 31 May 2012Class 2006 Bull calf born since 1 June 2012Champion Male British BreedsReserve Champion Male British Breeds

European Breeds

Class 2007 - 2012 inclusive are for all breeds of European Origin.Class 2007 Cow with calf at foot; or heifer with or without calfBorn before 31 May 2011Class 2008 Heifer born between 1 June 2010 and 31 May 2012Class 2009 Heifer calf born since 1 June 2012Champion Female European BreedsReserve Champion Female European BreedsClass 2010 Bull born before 31 May 2011Class 2011 Bull born between 1 June 2011 and 31 May 2012Class 2012 Bull calf born since 1 June 2012Champion Male European BreedsReserve Champion Male European Breeds

All Breeds

Must be Purebred and registered animalsClass 2013 All Breeds Yearling Bull(Open to registered bulls born between 1 June 2011 and 31 May 2012)Entry Fee: Members $6, Non-Members $9Prizes: First $40, Second $30, Third $20, Fourth $10.Class 2014 All Breeds Yearling HeiferOpen to registered Heifers born between 1 June 2011 and 31 May 2012.Entry Fee: Members $6, Non-Members $9.Prizes: First $40, Second $30, Third $20, Fourth $10.Class 2015 All Breeds PairsOpen to animals entered in any of the above classes and to be a male and a female owned by the exhibitor.Entry Fee: Members $6, Non-Members $9.Prizes: First $40, Second $30, Third $20, Fourth $10Class 2016 All Breeds Bull Calf born since 1 June 2012Entry Fee: Members $6, Non-Members $9Prizes: First $40, Second $30, Third $20, Fourth $10

Class 2017 All Breeds Heifer Calf born since 1 June 2012Entry Fee: Members $6, Non-Members $9Prizes: First $40, Second $30, Third $20, Fourth $10

Reserve Champion All Breeds Beef AnimalSupreme Champion All Breeds Beef Animal

Class 2018 Young Herdsperson - Novice (never won a 1st prize)No entry fee. Entries will be accepted on show day by the convenor.Judge: LIZ MCKERCHER

Floridale Angus Young Herdsperson - NoviceClass 2019 Young Herdsperson - Junior (under 16 years)No entry fee. Entries will be accepted on show day by the convenor.Class 2020 Senior Herdsperson (16-25 years)No entry fee. Entries will be accepted on show day by the convenor.Criteria for judging: - Ability to control, handle and marshal with recognition for stockmanship, general livestock knowledge, self presentation and ringcraft.

Section 3 Purebred SheepAll sheep are to be penned by 9.15Judging starts at 9.30All sheep prize money will be paid at the sheep Tent between 3.00pm and 4.00pm.All sheep in Purebred Classes must be from registered flock.

ALL STUD SHEEP EXHIBITORS MUST FURNISH A COPY BRUCELLOSIS CERTIFICATE WITH ENTRIES.Shorn lambs eligible in Natural Condition Classes.

Entry Fees: Members $4, Non-Members $6Prizes: First $7, Second $5, Third $3.

CHAMPION RIBBONS and RESERVE CHAMPION TICKETS for rams and ewes will be awarded at Judge's discretion.

EST. JAS. REED donates Challenge Cup for most points in Purebred Section.

HUTTON MEMORIAL CHALLENGE CUP for most points in Purebred Section. District Competitor.

T. L. JENKINS MEMORIAL PRIZE awarded for Champion of Champions Ram Lamb (Mutton). Champion of Champions Mutton Bred Ram to be contested out of Ram Lambs only.

A.W. ADAMS CUP awarded forChampion of Champion Ram (Wool)

R.S. GUNN MEMORIAL PRIZE of $20 awarded in Perendale Section.

Merino

Class 3001 Merino Ram, any ageClass 3002 Merino Ram LambClass 3003 Merino Ewe, any ageClass 3004 Merino Ewe Lamb

Border Leicester

Class 3005 Border Leicester Ram, any ageClass 3006 Border Leicester Ram LambClass 3007 Border Leicester EweClass 3008 Border Leicester Ewe Lamb

Romney

Sponsored by Annavale FarmClass 3009 Romney Ram, any ageClass 3010 Romney Ram Lamb, shornClass 3011 Romney Ewe, any ageClass 3012 Romney Ewe Lamb, shorn

Perendale FEATURE SHOW

Graeme & Jacqui Sime Sponsor prize money for morst points in this sectionClass 3013 Perendale Ram, 2-shear and overClass 3014 Perendale Ram, 1-shearClass 3015 Perendale Ram LambClass 3016 Perendale Ewe, 2-shear and overClass 3017 "Feature Class" Perendale Ewe, 1-shear1st $20, 2nd $15, 3rd $10, 4th $5Class 3018 Perendale Ewe LambMost points in PeredalePrize Money $50.00Most Points in PerendalePrize Money $30.00R.S. Gunn Memorial PrizePrize Money $20.00

English Leicester

Sponsored by Ellesmere TransportClass 3019 English Leicester Ram, any ageClass 3020 English Leicester Ram Lamb, shornClass 3021 English Leicester Ewe, any ageClass 3022 English Leicester Ewe Lamb

South Down

Class 3023 South Down Ram, any ageClass 3024 South Down Ram LambClass 3025 South Down Ewe, any ageClass 3026 South Down Ewe Lamb

Dorset Down

Class 3027 Dorset Down Ram, any ageClass 3028 Dorset Down Ram LambClass 3029 Dorset Down Ewe any ageClass 3030 Dorset Down Ewe Lamb

Suffolk

Class 3031 Suffolk Ram, any ageClass 3032 Suffolk Ram LambClass 3033 Suffolk Ewe, any ageClass 3034 Suffolk Ewe Lamb

South Suffolk

Class 3035 South Suffolk Ram, any ageClass 3036 South Suffolk Ram LambClass 3037 South Suffolk Ewe, any ageClass 3038 South Suffolk Ewe Lamb

Hampshire

Class 3039 Hampshire Ram, any ageClass 3040 Hampshire Ram LambClass 3041 Hampshire Ewe, any ageClass 3042 Hampshire Ewe Lamb

Poll Dorset

Class 3043 Poll Dorset Ram, any ageClass 3044 Poll Dorset Ram LambClass 3045 Poll Dorset Ewe, any ageClass 3046 Poll Dorset Ewe Lamb

Texel

Class 3047 Texel Ram, any ageClass 3048 Texel Ram Lamb, shornClass 3049 Texel Ewe, any ageClass 3050 Texel Ewe Lamb, shorn

Dorper

Class 3051 Dorper Ram, any ageClass 3052 Dorper Ram LambClass 3053 Dorper Ewe, any ageClass 3054 Dorper Ewe Lamb

Beef and Lamb New Zealand All Breeds Export Sire Class

Class 3055 Pair Ram Lambs, any breedNatural condition. Emphasis to be placed on suitability for present day prime lamb production. To be judged by a stock drafter and prime lamb producer.Prize Money: First $40, Second $30, Third $20, Forth $10.

Black And Coloured Sheep

To be shown in natural condition.Champion Ribbons for Best Black and Coloured Sheep.Rosette for best Woolled Sheep in Section.

Class 3056 Black or Coloured Ram, 18mths and overClass 3057 Black or Coloured Ram LambClass 3058 Black or Coloured Ewe, 18mths and overClass 3059 Black or Coloured Ewe Lamb

Flock Sheep

All sheep, in the opinion of the judge, to be fairly shorn.All Ewes, other than 1-shear, must have raised a lamb.Sheep registered in the Flock Book not eligible.

Entry Fees: Members $4, Non-Members $6.Prizes: First $7, Second $5, Third$3

Champion Ribbons to be awarded for best pen of strong wool and fine wool sheep.

Strong Wool

Class 3060 3 Ewe LambsClass 3061 3 Ewes, any age

Fine Wool

Class 3062 3 Ewe LambsClass 3063 3 Ewes, any age

Flock Two Tooth

March 2013 Courtenay & Malvern A & P Associations' Jenkins Trophy for Champion Pen.Champion Ribbon awarded for Best Pen.Class 3064 Flock Two Tooth Ewe Competition.CONDITIONS:1. Open to any breed or cross.2. May be bought in or of own breeding.3. Sheep shorn after 1 January eligible for Shorn Class.4. The sheep entered must be owned by exhibitor before 1st January 2013.5. The first three placed are to exhibit 6 sheep at the Malvern Show.6. The owner is to present at least 80% of his Two-Tooths for judging.7. Sheep will be judged on the owner's property in the second week in March.8. Entries will be accepted only from those within the local area of the Courtenay and Malvern A & P Associations'.9. Entry Fee $10.

Prime Sheep

All lambs to show milk teeth.

Entry Fees: Members $4, Non-Members $6.Prizes: First $7, Second $5, Third $3.

A rosette will be given for the best pen of prime lambs from classes 3065 - 3067.

Class 3065 Pair of Mutton Bred Lambs, any weightClass 3066 Pair of Wool Bred Lambs, any weight

Gift Lamb Competition

There is no cash entry fee. The entry fee being the value of the lamb which makes the exhibitor eligible for substantial cash prizes. Proceeds of all lambs entered to become the property of the Association.Prizes; 1st $100, 2nd $60, 3rd $50Special Prize: $20 for the heaviest lambClass 3067 Mutton Bred Lamb up to 45 kgClass 3068 Mutton Bred Lamb over 45 kgClass 3069 Wool Bred Lamb, under 45 kgHeaviest LambPrize Money $20.00

Class 3070 R.A.S. Junior Judging- Meat & Wool Breeds Sheep.Competitors aged between 17 years and under 25 years as at 1st May 2011.The competition will be run under the rules and regulations as set out by the Royal Agricultural Society of New Zealand. Please note that this competition will be an official qualifying event for the finals to be held at the 2012 Royal Show.

Section 3A Pet Lambs, Sheep, Calves and Dogs

Convenor: Graeme SimeJudge: Mr John Jebson from Sheffield

Pet Lambs, Sheep, Calves

Judging: 10.00 amEntry Fee: $1CONDITIONS:

1.Pet Lambs must be led by the exhibitor. Points to be given for fatness, general appearance and tractability.2. Pets will be paraded and judged in presentation ring in front of the Wool tent.3. All calves over 3 months of age to have Animal Health Board Tags.

4. Entry Fee refundable to child competitors.

THE ASSOCIATION gives three prizes to Class 3501.

THE SHEFFIELD YOUNG FARMERS trophy for the Malvern District Competitor (Pet lamb or sheep)Class 3501 Pet Lamb - child under 6 yearsClass 3502 Pet Lamb - child 6-8 yearsClass 3503 Pet Lamb - child 9 years and overClass 3504 Pet SheepClass 3505 Pet Goat or any other agricultural petClass 3506 Best Decorated Pet

Pet Dogs

Entry Fee: Members $2, Non-members $3Prizes: First $3, Second $2

PLEASE NOTE:

1 Dogs shall be judged at 11.00am beside the wool tent. 2 Owner to be in attendance during judging3 All dogs must be purebred but do not require pedigree papers, with the exception of the household pet.4 Please indicate on entry form what breed your dog is. If there is any confusion over which class to enter, the convenor will assign you to the correct class.

Best of Each Class will go through and contest the Best In Show.Class 3507 Gun DogsClass 3508 HoundsClass 3509 Working DogsClass 3510 TerriersClass 3511 Toy DogsClass 3512 Non Sporting DogsClass 3513 Utility DogsClass 3514 Household Pet - Not PurebredClass 3515 Best Dressed

All Group winners eligible for Best and Reserve in show.

Section 4 Wool

Entry Fees: $3Prizes: First $7, Second $5, third $3Champion Fleece $10

YALDHURST WOOLS CUP for most points in wool section.Champion Sashes for Strong Wool and Fine Wool.All fleeces to be skirted, without bellies, locks or trimmings and in natural condition. They will be weighed and classified by the judge and awards made in a clean and scoured basis.

Merino is defined at 60’s - 23 microns and finer.Halfbred is 54’s - 24-30 microns.

Crossbred is 52, and stronger - stronger than 30 microns.Ram Fleeces are excluded.Judge: Ross McGuckin

Wool

Class 4001 Merino Wether or EweClass 4002 Merino HoggetClass 4003 Corriedale/ Half Breed- Ewe/WetherClass 4004 Corriedale/ Half Breed- HoggetClass 4005 Crossbred Ewe/WetherClass 4006 Crossbred HoggetClass 4007 Texel Ewe/WetherClass 4008 Texel HoggetClass 4009 Romney Ewe/WetherClass 4010 Romney HoggetClass 4011 Perendale Ewe/WetherClass 4012 Perendale HoggetClass 4013 Shorn Lamb Fleece -CrossbredClass 4014 Shorn Lamb Fleece - Corridale-HalfbredClass 4015 GIFT FLEECESponsored by:SNOWDON STUD STOCK (Prize money)YALDHURST WOOLS LTD (Special Prize)MAINLAND WOOLFleece to remain property of the Association.Any breed. May have been entered in any other class. No entry fee. Fleece to become the property of the Malvern A & P Association.Prizes: First $100, Second $75, Third $50Class 4016 Coloured Fleece suitable for Home SpinningClass 4017 Junior ExhibitorsEntry: $1Prize Money: 1st $20, 2nd $15, 3rd $10, 4th $5Not necessary to be a purebred, sheep of any age eligible.Competitors to be under 14 at the date of the show

Section 5 AlpacasEntry Fees: Members $6, Non Members $8.Fleece Judging: Fri 23rd March, 2012.Breed Judging: Sat 24th March, 2012.

All Alpacas to be penned by 8.30 am with judging to commence at 9.00am.

Fleece Prizegiving will be at 8.30 am at the Alpaca Showring

Sponsored By: The Terrace Winebar & Cafe, Darfield

Fleece & Breed Judge: Peter Kennedy This show is run under the Rules and Regulations of AANZConditions of Entry:1 All animals must belong to a clear TB herd where whole herd testing is performed in accordance with the AANZ voluntary TB scheme. Copies of current TB certificates to be enclosed with entry forms.2 All alpacas entered in Championship Classes must be registered with the IAR and carry a brass ear tag displaying its corresponding IAR number. Copies of registration certificates are required to be enclosed with the entry forms. Please note that A1 forms are not acceptable.3 The exhibitor is the owner(s) listed on the alpaca's registration certificate. In the case of a registered lease, the lessee is deemed the owner.4 The age of the alpaca is its age on the day of the show.5 All exhibitors or handlers must place their animals in the pens allotted by the Convenor. Placement of animals in 'trade pens' will only be done with the permission of the Chief Steward.6 No animal shall be removed from the show prior to the completion of the Grand Parade without the permission of the Chief Steward.

Breed Classes - Suri Alpaca

Junior - 6 & Under 12 Months

Class 5001 Female - Mid /Dark FawnClass 5002 Female - BrownClass 5003 Female - GreyClass 5004 Female - BlackClass 5005 Male - Mid/Dark FawnClass 5006 Male - BrownClass 5007 Male - GreyClass 5008 Male - Black

Intermediate - 12 & Under 24 Months

Class 5009 Female - Mid/Dark FawnClass 5010 Female - BrownClass 5011 Female - GreyClass 5012 Female - BlackClass 5013 Male - Mid/Dark FawnClass 5014 Male - BrownClass 5015 Male - GreyClass 5016 Male - Black

Adult - 24 & under 36 mths

Class 5017 Female - Mid/Dark FawnClass 5018 Female - BrownClass 5019 Female - GreyClass 5020 Female - BlackClass 5021 Male - Mid/Dark Fawn

Class 5022 Male - BrownClass 5023 Male - GreyClass 5024 Male - Black

Senior - 36 mths & over


Champion Colour Sponsors:Fawn Suri: Sacred Coast SuriBrown Suri: Maddison Park AlpacasGrey Suri: Sherlin Alpaca StudBlack Suri: Thistledown Suri Stud

SUPREME SURI SPONSOR:Thistledown Suri Stud

Premier Fancy Suri Breed Classes

Class 5033 Fancy Female Suri - Junior - 6 & under 12 monthsClass 5034 Fancy Female Suri - Intermediate 12 & under 24 monthsClass 5035 Fancy Female Suri - Adult 24 & under 36 mthsClass 5036 Fancy Female Suri - Senior 36 mths & overClass 5037 Fancy Male Suri - Junior 6 & under 12 monthsClass 5038 Fancy Male Suri - Intermediate 12 & under 24 mthsClass 5039 Fancy Male Suri - Adult 24 & under 36 mthsClass 5040 Fancy Male Suri - Senior 36 months & overBest Female Fancy SuriReserve Best Female Fancy SuriBest Male Fancy SuriReserve Best MaleFancy SuriPremier Fancy SuriReserve Premier Fancy Suri

Premier Fancy Huacaya Breed classes

Class 5041 Fancy Female Huacaya - Junior 6 & under 12 mthsClass 5042 Fancy Female Huacaya - Intermediate 12 & under 24 mths

Class 5043 Fancy Female Huacaya - Adult 24 & under 36 mthsClass 5044 Fancy Female Huacaya - Senior 36 mths & overClass 5045 Fancy Male Huacaya - Junior 6 & under 12 mthsClass 5046 Fancy Male Huacaya - Intermediate 12 & under 24 mthsClass 5047 Fancy Male Huacaya - Adult 24 & under 36 mthsClass 5048 Fancy Male Huacaya - Senior 36 mths & overBest Female Fancy HuacayaReserve Best Female Fancy HuacayaBest Male Fancy HuacayaReserve Best Male Fancy HuacayaPremier Fancy HuacayaReserve Premier Fancy HuacayaPremier Trophy & Ribbons will be awarded in the Fancy SectionPremier Sponsor: NZ Summerhill Alpacas

Breed Classes - Huacaya Alpaca

Junior - 6 & Under 12 Months


Intermediate - 12 & Under 24 Months


Adult - 24 Months & under 36 months

Class 5065 Female - Mid/Dark FawnClass 5066 Female - BrownClass 5067 Female - GreyClass 5068 Female - BlackClass 5069 Male - Mid/Dark FawnClass 5070 Male - BrownClass 5071 Male - Grey

Class 5072 Male - Black

Senior - 36 months & over

Class 5073 Female - Mid/Dark FawnClass 5074 Female - BrownClass 5075 Female - GreyClass 5076 Female - BlackClass 5077 Male - Mid/Dark FawnClass 5078 Male - BrownClass 5079 Male - GreyClass 5080 Male - BlackChampion Trophies, Ribbons & Reserve Ribbons will be awarded for each colour group

Champion Colour Sponsors:Fawn Huacaya: Waratah Flats AlpacasBrown Huacaya: Oak Ridge AlpacasGrey Huacaya: Olde Oaks AlpacasBlack Huacaya: Pejo Alpacas

Supreme Huacaya Sponsor: Pejo Alpacas

Best of Age Classes - Suri & HuacayaFollowing Supreme HuacayaHuacaya & Suri alpacas who have competed in the breed championship classes & won 1st place, will be automatically entered to the Best of Age classes.

Broad Ribbons awarded to Best of Suri Age Classes Best Suri Age classes: Best Junior Suri Female Best Junior Suri MaleBest Intermediate Suri FemaleBest Intermediate Suri MaleBest Adult Suri FemaleBest Adult Suri MaleBest Senior Suri FemaleBest Senior Suri Male

Broad Ribbons awarded to Best of Huacaya Age ClassesBest Junior Huacaya FemaleBest Junior Huacaya MaleBest Intermediate Huacaya FemaleBest Intermediate Huacaya MaleBest Adult Huacaya FemaleBest Adult Huacaya MaleBest Senior Huacaya FemaleBest Senior Huacaya Male

Non Championship Classes

The following classes are to be entered on the day of the show in pairsClass 5081 Get of Dam SuriClass 5082 Sires Progeny SuriClass 5083 Get of Dam HuacayaClass 5084 Sires Progeny HuacayaThe following classes are to be entered on the day of the show. These classes will be judged during the lunch break.

Class 5085 Child Handler (5-10 years inclusive)Class 5086 Junior Handler (11-16 years inclusive)

Premier Fancy Huacaya Fleece Classes

Class 5087 Fancy Huacaya Fleece Female - 6 & under 12 mthsClass 5088 Fancy Huacaya Fleece Female - 12 & under 24 mthsClass 5089 Fancy Huacaya Fleece Female - 24 & under 36 mthsClass 5090 Fancy Huacaya Fleece Female - 36 mths & overClass 5091 Fancy Huacaya Fleece Male - 6 & under 12 mthsClass 5092 Fancy Huacaya Fleece Male - 12 & under 24 mthsClass 5093 Fancy Huacaya Fleece Male - 24 & under 36 mthsClass 5094 Fancy Huacaya Fleece Male - 36 mths & overPremier Sponsor: NZ Summerhill Alpacas

Premier Fancy Suri Fleece Classes

Class 5095 Fancy Suri Fleece Female - 6 & under 12 mthsClass 5096 Fancy Suri Fleece Female - 12 & under 24 mthsClass 5097 Fancy Suri Fleece Female - 24 & under 36mthsClass 5098 Fancy Suri Fleece Female - 36 mths & overClass 5099 Fancy Suri Fleece Male - 6 & under 12 mthsClass 5100 Fancy Suri Fleece Male - 12 & under 24 mthsClass 5101 Fancy Suri Fleece Male - 24 & under 36 mthsClass 5102 Fancy Suri Fleece Male - 36 mths & over

Huacaya Fleece Classes

PLEASE SEND FLEECES TO:Wayne & Sandra Allison502 North Eyre Road, RD 6, Rangiora 7476.BEFORE 15TH MARCH 2013

Huacaya Female Skirted Fleece: 6 & under 12 mths

Class 5103 Mid/Dark Fawn

Class 5104 BrownClass 5105 GreyClass 5106 Black

Huacaya Male Skirted Fleece: 6 & under 12 mths

Class 5107 Mid/Dark FawnClass 5108 BrownClass 5109 GreyClass 5110 Black









Huacaya Female Skirted Fleece: 36 mths & over


Huacaya Male Skirted Fleece: 36 mths & over


Champion Trophies, Ribbons & Reserve Champion Ribbons will be awarded for each colour group

Champion Colour Sponsors:Fawn Huacaya Fleece: Waikara Park AlpacasBrown Huacaya Fleece: Styx River Farm AlpacasGrey Huacaya Fleece: Kowhai Park AlpacasBlack Huacaya Fleece: Sierra Vista AlpacasSupreme Huacaya Fleece Sponsor:Fair Lane Alpacas

Suri Fleece Classes

Suri Female Skirted Fleece: 6 & under 12 mths


Suri Male Skirted Fleece: 6 & under 12 mths










Suri Female Skirted Fleece: 36 mths & over


Suri Male Skirted Fleece: 36 mths & over


Champion Trophies, Ribbons & Reserve Champion Ribbons will be awarded for each colour group

Champion Colour Sponsors:Fawn Suri Fleece: Waikara Park AlpacasBrown Suri Fleece: El dos Cadena AlpacasGrey Suri Fleece: TBABlack Suri Fleece: Sherlin Alpaca Stud

SUPREME SURI FLEECE SPONSOR:Thistledown Suri Stud

Section 6 Dog TrialsStart: 8.00am

Sheep Dog Trials Drive And Yard Competitions

PLEASE NOTE:This Section will be run on Show Day (points accumulative)

To be run under the rules of the NZ Sheep Dog Trial Association and the By-Laws of the Malvern A & P Association.

All dogs must have been regularly dosed for hydatids and owners must produce a certificate to this effect, if asked to do so.

Entry Fees: Open: Members $6, Non-Members $9.All dogs must be entered and run as drawn.All dogs must enter in Open Class.OPEN - prize money to be determined by run off.Open Prizes and prize money for run-off. First $50, Second $20, Third $10.MAIDEN - First $15, Second $10,Third $7.DISTRICT MAIDEN - First $15, Second $10, Third $7.

CUP for Champion DogThe Big Dipper sponsor Open Prize moneyBench Class: Free entry to competing dogs to be judged at lunch time.Springfield Hotel sponsor highest pointed oldest competitor. (over 60 to qualify)Plus other special prizes In the event of entries exceeding 55, the Marshals reserve

the right to ask Competitors entering more than 2 dogs to withdraw 1 entry. This will be done soon after entries close and the Entry Fee will be refunded.

Class 6001 Sheep Dog trials

Section 7 PoultryH.N. May Memorial Cup for Champion Bird in Poultry

NZ (SI) Poultry, Pigeon and Cage Bird Assn donate Grand Champion Certificate and $10.00.The Malvern A&P Association will also donate $10.00

MALVERN POULTRY & LIFESTYLE donate $100.00 towards prize money

NRM donate vouchers

G and S Greenwood donate rosettes.

A SASH will be awarded to the Champion Bird.

Prizes: a range of feeds to be allocated to:Champion Bird, Best Heavy Breed, Best Light Breed, Best Game, Best Fancy Bantam, Best Waterfowl, Best In Childrens Classes, Most Points (Open Classes only).

Rosettes to: Best Heavy Breed, Best Light Breed, Best Game, Best Fancy Bantam, Best Waterfowl, Best in Childrens Classes, Most Points (Open Classes).

Entry Fee: Members $1.00, Non-members $1.00Prizes: First $2, Second $1.Judge: Mr G ColesStart: 10am

Light Breeds

Class 7001 Leghorn, MaleClass 7002 Leghorn, FemaleClass 7003 Minorca, MaleClass 7004 Minorca, FemaleClass 7005 Hamburg, MaleClass 7006 Hamburg, FemaleClass 7007 Silkie MaleClass 7008 Silkie FemaleClass 7009 Any other light breed MaleClass 7010 Any other light breed FemaleBest Light Breed

Game Fowl

Class 7011 Game MaleClass 7012 Game Female

Game Bantam

Class 7013 Game Bantam MaleClass 7014 Game Bantam Female

Best GameHeavy Breed

Class 7015 Australorp MaleClass 7016 Australorp FemaleClass 7017 Barred Rock MaleClass 7018 Barred Rock FemaleClass 7019 Sussex MaleClass 7020 Sussex FemaleClass 7021 Wyandotte MaleClass 7022 Wyandotte FemaleClass 7023 Any other heavy breed MaleClass 7024 Any other heavy breed FemaleBest Heavy Breed

Fancy Bantams

Class 7025 Pekin MaleClass 7026 Pekin FemaleClass 7027 Any other Fancy Bantam MaleClass 7028 Any other Fancy Bantam FemaleBest Fancy Bantam

Water Fowl

Class 7029 Drake, any Light BreedClass 7030 Duck, any Light BreedClass 7031 Drake, any Heavy BreedClass 7032 Duck, any Heavy BreedBest Water Fowl

Children’s Class

Class 7033 Any Pure Breed Large Fowl - MaleClass 7034 Any Pure Bred LargeFowl - FemaleClass 7035 Any Pure Bred Bantam - MaleClass 7036 Any Pure Bred Bantam - FemaleClass 7037 Child’s PetNot necessarily Pure. Friendliness taken into accountClass 7038 Any other bird not in schedule (Own Cage)Best in Children's Section

Section 8 Outdoor Produce Grain & Seed

All exhibits in this and following Sections must be in their appointed place by 9.30am on the morning of the Show.All entrants to ensure produce is removed by 4.30pm. Exhibits remaining will then become the property of the Association.Judging will commence at 9-45am.

PLEASE NOTE: Where a Marshall/Steward has an entry in a class, a conflict of interest must be declared and he/she must subsequently step down from the judging of that class. Failure to meet this requirement will mean automatic disqualification.

* THE MALVERN A & P ASSN. has donated for competition, a Challenge Trophy as a memorial to the generous interest shown by the late Mr L T Wright in the affairs of the Association. The Cup is allocated to Sections 8, 9 and 10 in alternate years.

* A Rosette will be awarded for the most outstanding entry in each section in Outdoor Produce.

GRAIN AND SEED:All names to be catalogued and placed on exhibit. Please note Rule 3.

(All entries must be grown on the property of the owner or exhibitor).

Entry Fee: Members $2, Non-members $3.00Prizes: First $3, Second $2, Third $1 unless otherwise stated.

PLEASE NOTE:All samples of grain and peas not less than 1.4 kg.All samples of ryegrass not less than 1kg.All samples of clover - 500grams approx.

HEADER-THRESHED SAMPLES.In the judge's opinion, these must be genuinely header-threshed. This decision to be final.

Classes 1-10: MUST only be header-threshed samples.Class 11-17: May be machine-dressed.Sponsors:Malteurop NZ Ltd.Darfield Seed Cleaning Co. Ltd.Fraser Grain & Seed Ltd.Canterbury Seed.Landpower.Baxter ContractingSouth Pacific Seeds.Cates Grain & Seed. NZ Seed Lab.PGG Wrightsons.V. Luisetti & Co Ltd .R J Steele

Outdoor Produce Grain And Seed

Class 8001 District Milling Grade WheatOpen to all recognised milling grade bread wheats - Overall index points to establish placings.Prizes: First $30, Second $20, Third $15.Class 8002 Utility Wheat to be namedPrizes: $10, $7, & $3.Open to any non-bread baking wheats.Class 8003 Feed WheatPrizes: First $25, Second $10, Third $5.Class 8004 Oats to be namedPrizes: First $25, Second $10, Third $5.Class 8005 District Malting Barley Competition

Open to any recognised variety of Malting Barley, to be named - Header-Threshed sample to be drawn by entrant.Prizes: First $30, Second $20,Third 15, Fourth $10, Fifth $5Class 8006 Feed Barley - Varieties to be namedPrizes: First $12, Second $7, Third $5.Class 8007 Winter Barley - To be named and sown prior to 1 August 2011Prizes: First $12, Second $7, Third $5.Class 8008 Field Peas - Maples or BrownPrizes: First $12, Second $7, Third $5.Class 8009 Field Peas - any other variety to be namedPrizes: First $15, Second $10, Third $3.Class 8010 Garden Peas - any variety, to be namedPrizes: First $30, Second $20, Third $6.Class 8011 Vegetable SeedsPrizes of First $25, Second $15, Third $5Class 8012 Short Rotation Rye Grass, any variety - To be namedMay be grown previous year.Prizes: First $10. Second $7, third $3.Class 8013 Perennial Rye Grass - to be namedMay be grown previous year.Prizes: First $15, Second $10, Third $5.Class 8014 White Clover - HuiaMay be grown previous year.Prizes First $15, Second $10, Third $5.Class 8015 White Clover - any varietyMay be grown previous year.Prizes: First $15, Second $10, Third $5Class 8016 Farm Dressed White CloverOnly portable farm dressed eligible for this class.RJ STEELE Sponsors first prize of $10MALVERN A & P ASSN. Prizes: of Second $3, Third $2, Fourth $1.Class 8017 Collection of Seeds not exceeding 8 x 300mlSamples to be named.Prizes: First $5, Second $3, Third $2.18 Header Sample, White Clover

Section 9 PotatoesWrightson Stephenson & Co Challenge Cup awarded for most points.Entry Fee: Members $2, Non-members $3Prizes: First $3, Second $2, Third $1 (unless otherwise stated).

All varieties other than Ilam Hardy to be named and given their intended use.Entries limited to 1 per person per class.Seed Potatoes 30 - 65mmTable 65+mm

Prizes: First $20. Second $15, third $10,Fourth $5 in classes 1,2,3 & 4.

Sponsors:Alex McDonald (Merchants) LtdNorth Canterbury Potato Growers Assn

Variety Classes

Class 9001 6 Ilam Hardy Seed PotatoesClass 9002 6 White skinned seed potatoesClass 9003 6 Cream or Yellow skinned seed potatoesClass 9004 6 red skinned seed potatoesClass 9005 6 Ilam Hardy Table potatoesClass 9006 6 White skinned table potatoesClass 9007 6 Cream or Yellow skinned table potatoesClass 9008 6 red skinned table potatoesClass 9009 Collection of Seed and Table potatoes, 3 varieties2 Seed and 2 Table of each.

Field Row Class

Sample to be random.1 metre in length and dug prior to the Show under supervision and to be judged on appearance, quality and marketable proportions.

Class 9010 Ilam HardyClass 9011 White skinned varietiesClass 9012 Red skinned varietiesClass 9013 Cream or Yellow skinned varietiesPrize money for classes 10,11,12, & 13:First $20, Second $10, Third $7, Fourth $3.T.A. PENN LTD CHALLENGE CUP for Most points in potatoes.R.G. ROBINSON LTD TROPHY to the winner of class 10

Section 10 Forage Crops & Hay

POST ENTRIES:Will be accepted, but the committee would prefer entries at the normal date if possible.Entry Fee: Members $2, Non-members $3.Prizes: First $3, Second $2, Third $1, where 5 entries and over.

Forage Crops And Hay

Class 10001 3 SwedesClass 10002 3 York Globe TurnipsClass 10003 3 Yellow-fleshed Turnips, any variety

Class 10004 3 White-fleshed Turnips, any variety, not to exceed 4ins. in diameterClass 10005 3 White-fleshed Turnips, any variety, over 4ins in diameterClass 10007 4 White-fleshed Turnips, 2 under 4" in diameter, 2 over 4" in diameterClass 10008 2 White and yellow-fleshed turnipsClass 10009 3 Heaviest turnips, reasonably sound, tops onClass 10010 3 Heaviest Swedes, reasonably sound, tops onClass 10011 3 Fodder BeetClass 10012 Collection of Farm RootsNot more than 4 varieties of each kind and two of each variety (potatoes excluded) - Chou Mollier and fodder plants not eligibleClass 10013 Collection of Fodder PlantsClass 10014 3 Heads of Chou MollierClass 10015 Bale of truss of meadow hay, not less than 10kgClass 10016 Baleage. Not less than 2kg in a plastic bagClass 10017 Silage. Not less than 2kg in a plastic bag* THE DONALD TOWNSHEND MEMORIAL TROPHY is awarded for the Most Points in this Section.

Winter Feed

MALVERN AND COURTENAY A & P ASSOCIATIONS’ WINTER FEED COMPETITION.R.J. AND D.S. SCOTT offer trophy for best crop until no till conditions.REDFERN TROPHY CUP for Most PointsPASTURE CUP for most points in pasture classes

Section 11 Garden VegetablesEntry Fee: Members $2, Non-members $3.Prizes: First $3, Second $2, Third $1

POST ENTRIES:Will be accepted, but the Committee would prefer entries at the normal date if possible.Classes now judged in Indoor Produce Shed.

Entries must be grown in own home premises.


Vegetables

Class 11001 Collection of Vegetables, four varietiesTwo of each vegetable - Potatoes eligibleClass 11002 Collection of Root Vegetables, four varietiesTwo of each - Onions and Leeks excludedClass 11003 2 Red BeetClass 11004 2 OnionsClass 11005 2 GarlicClass 11006 2 Garden CarrotsClass 11007 2 ParsnipsClass 11008 6 ShallotsClass 11009 4 TomatoesClass 11010 4 PotatoesClass 11011 2 heads of sweet cornClass 11012 2 CucumbersClass 11013 1 MarrowClass 11014 Heaviest MarrowClass 11015 PumpkinClass 11016 Heaviest PumpkinClass 11017 Cabbages or savoysClass 11018 Head of Silver BeetClass 11019 LeeksClass 11020 Heaviest Cabbage HeadClass 11021 Lettuces - any varietyClass 11022 2 PeppersClass 11023 Any other vegetable -2 of eachClass 11024 Fruit - 2 of any varietyClass 11025 Children’s ClassEntrants to be under 14 years of age at date of Show. Collection of garden vegetables, 3 varieties, 1 of each - Potatoes eligible - Must come from home garden

The W.J. JENKINS MEMORIAL CHALLENGE TROPHYEDWIN SLEIGHT MEMORIAL CUP for most points in Vegetables

Section 12 Indoor ProduceIMPORTANT INFORMATION:All exhibits in this and following Sections must be in their appointed place by9am on the morning of the Show.

Judging will start at 9.30am sharp.All Entrants to ensure exhibits removed by 5.00pm.

A Rosette will be awarded for the most outstanding entry in each section of Indoor Produce.

MRS C.W. REED MEMORIAL CUP - For most points gained by exhibitors under 18 years of age.PETERSONS LTD give Challenge Cup for most points in Classes 1 - 15.LIONS TROPHY for supreme exhibitor.

Cooking

All exhibits to be made by the exhibitorEntry Fee: Members $1, Non Members $2Prizes: First $4, Second $3, Third $1.No icing sugar on sponges or sponge rolls. Raspberry Jam filling.

LIONS’ TROPHY: Most points overall for exhibitor under 14 in Sections 12, 13, 14 AND 15.

PRIZE MONEY will only be paid with an Entry Form or Personal ID.

Where a Marshall/Steward has an entry in a class, a conflict of interest must be declared and he/she must subsequently step down from the judging of that class. Failure to meet this requirement will mean automatic disqualification.

Open

Class 12001 4 Savoury MuffinsClass 12002 4 Muffins FruitClass 12003 4 Muffins, any other variety.Class 12004 4 Sultana SconesClass 12005 Rich Fruit cake, not less than 1 kg (mixed)Class 12006 Sultana CakeClass 12007 Chocolate Cake (Plain icing.)Class 12008 4 Anzac biscuitsClass 12009 4 pieces of shortbreadClass 12010 Loaf, any variety (not bread)Class 12011 Loaf White Bread.Class 12012 Loaf Bread, any variety, from bread maker.Class 12013 Unbaked Slice - 3 pieces.Class 12014 Fruit Steamed pudding, steamed in a basin (no cloth)Class 12015 Child's Birthday Cake (iced)Class 12016 Carrot cake Plain icingClass 12017 Any other cake not already in ScheduleClass 12018 Decorated cake (Decoration only to be judged)Class 12019 Pizza (Base may be commercial)

Entrants To Be Under 18 Years Of Age At Date Of Show:

Class 12020 4 Chocolate chip MuffinsClass 12021 Loaf (not bread)Class 12022 Chocolate Cake Plain icing

Class 12023 Unbaked slice - 3 pieces.Class 12024 Pizza (Base may be commercial)Class 12025 Decorated cup cake

Entrants To Be Under 14 Years Of Age At Date Show

Sponsored by Mr Godfrey JuddClass 12026 4 Chocolate chip MuffinsClass 12027 4 PikeletsClass 12028 Chocolate Cake (plain icing)Class 12029 A School LunchClass 12030 Decorated cup cakeClass 12031 Pizza ( Base may be commercial)Class 12032 3 Pieces of lolly cake

Entrants To Be Under 10 Years Of Age At Date Of Show:

Class 12033 4 PikeletsClass 12034 4 Chocolate chip MuffinsClass 12035 2 Gingerbread PeopleClass 12036 1 Iced Wine BiscuitClass 12037 Pizza - decorated face (base may be commercial)

Section 13 Preserves

Entry Fee: Members $1, Non-members $2Prizes: First $4, Second $3, Third $1.

Preserves - Open

Sponsored by Mrs ME HollidayClass 13001 Jar Raspberry JamClass 13002 Jar Apricot JamClass 13003 Black Currant JamClass 13004 Jar Strawberry JamClass 13005 Jar of Jam, any other varietyClass 13006 Jar MarmaladeClass 13007 Jar of Jelly, any varietyClass 13008 Collection of Jam, 3 varietiesClass 13009 Jar of Mustard PickleClass 13010 Jar of Pickle, any other variety.Class 13011 Bottle of Tomato Sauce, any varietyClass 13012 Bottle of Sauce, any other varietyClass 13013 Jar of Relish, any variety.Class 13014 Jar of ChutneyClass 13015 Jar of Picked OnionsClass 13016 Jar of Preserved FruitClass 13017 6 Fresh Hens Eggs, single yolk.Quality and weight in order mentioned.

Preserves Under 18 years

Class 13018 1 jar raspberry jamClass 13019 1 jar jam any other varietyClass 13020 1 bottle chutneyClass 13021 1 Bottle Pickled OnionsClass 13022 1 Bottle Tomato RelishClass 13023 1 Bottle Tomato SauceClass 13024 Jar or Bottle of Preserved Fruit

Section 14 HomecraftEntry Fee: Members $1, Non-members $2Prizes: First $4, Second $3, Third $1.

NOTE: Articles that have already won First Prize at this Show cannot be re-entered.Commercial Label to accompany all wool garments.

All articles to be new and unused except for classes 26,28,32,33,36,37,39.


The Association donates Trophy to Malvern Competitor gaining the most points in the Homecraft Section.

Rayner Enterprises donate $50 towards Prize money

Lions Trophy for Supreme Exhibitor.

Open

Class 14001 Cot or Pram Cover - any medium.Class 14002 Child’s Hand Knitted Garment any plyClass 14003 Lady’s or gentleman’s hand knitted garment any plyClass 14004 Baby’s Bootees, wool only.Class 14005 Baby’s Hand Knitted Garment, wool only.Class 14006 Handmade babies footwear any mediumClass 14007 Adult's gloves, hand spun & hand knitted - any plyClass 14008 Adult hat, hand spun & hand knitted- any plyClass 14009 Knitted or Crocheted ToyClass 14010 Cross Stitch - Any articleClass 14011 Hardangar - any articleClass 14012 Any article Counted Thread Work.Class 14013 Article made from Feathers or Novelty Yarn.

Class 14014 Baby's hand spun & hand knitted garmentClass 14015 Felted hat- any mediumClass 14016 Any other felted garmentClass 14017 Felted AccessoryClass 14018 Patchwork cushion.Class 14019 Tote bag - any mediumClass 14020 Any other article of patchworkClass 14021 Quilt any size & any mediumClass 14022 Jointed Teddy Bear.Class 14023 Any other article of craft.Class 14024 3 Handmade CardsClass 14025 Scrapbook Page - My Younger DaysClass 14026 Creation using recycled materialsClass 14027 Embroidered by me - any mediumClass 14028 Mosaic ArticleClass 14029 Handspun ShawlClass 14030 Handspun Socks

Under 18 Years:

Class 14031 Knitted ToyClass 14032 Hand Made BraceletClass 14033 Scrapbook page - MeClass 14034 Recycled CreationClass 14035 Cross Stitch - Small sampleClass 14036 Pin Cushion - Any mediumClass 14037 Felted Article - Any medium

Under 14 Years:

Class 14038 Hand made soft toy - any medium.Class 14039 Creation using recycled materialsClass 14040 Novelty bookmarkClass 14041 Lego - RobotClass 14042 Scrapbook page - MeClass 14043 Pin cushion - any mediumClass 14044 Cross stitch - small sample

Under 10 Years:

Class 14045 Dressed teddy or dollClass 14046 Lego - RobotClass 14047 Novelty bookmarkClass 14048 Creation using recycled materialsClass 14049 Scrapbook page - MeClass 14050 A Kite

Hand-spun Yarn

Class 14051 1 Skein Sample Hand-spun Wool,2 ply

Class 14052 1 Skein Sample Hand-spun Wool, Thick or Medium.Class 14053 1 Skein Sample Hand-spun Wool, Alpaca.Class 14054 1 Skein Hand-spun, other than pure wooli.e. feature wools from simplest to exotic.Class 14055 1 Skein of Hand Dyed, Medium Hand SpunClass 14056 1 Skein of Novelty Hand Spun WoolClass 14057 1 Skein of Hand Spun Fibre

Section 15 FlowersPost Entries all FlowersEntry Fee: Members $1.00, Non-members $2.00Prizes: First $3, Second $2, Third $1

No entries accepted after 9.00am on the day of the Show.Entries to be staged by 9.20am.NOTE: Flowers to be grown by exhibitor unless otherwise specified. Vases supplied by the Association. This rule does not apply to arranged exhibits in decorative classes. All flowers must be outdoor grown. All decorative classes must be the work of the exhibitor.

E. T. DALEY MEMORIAL CUP for most points in Cut Flower Section, excluding Dahlias. SHEFFIELD GARDEN CLUB gives $20 garden Voucher for most points in Decorative Section. MRS J EARL gives a Special Prize of $20 in memory of her mother, Mrs G. W. Cullen, to competitor gaining most points in Dahlias. DARFIELD GARDEN CENTRE and FLORISTS gives a $20 Voucher for most points in Decorative Novice Section.FAIRLEIGH FARM (W Breunisse & P der Eijk) donate a $20 Voucher for most points in roses.

PLEASE NOTE:Where a Marshall/Steward has an entry in a class, a conflict of interest must be declared and he/she must subsequently step down from the judging of that class. Failure to meet this requirement will mean automatic disqualification.

Cut Flowers

Class 15001 Full Bloom RoseClass 15002 1 Red RoseClass 15003 1 Pink RoseClass 15004 1 Yellow RoseClass 15005 1 White RoseClass 15006 1 Multi-coloured RoseClass 15007 1 Rose, any other colourClass 15008 1 Floribunda Rose, at least 3 blooms openClass 15009 1 Bloom English Rose/David AustinClass 15010 1 Stem English Rose/David AustinClass 15011 1 Stem "Fairy" RoseClass 15012 1 Stem Miniature Rose

Class 15013 3 Blooms of Miniature Rose in 1 vaseClass 15014 1 Bloom Patio RoseClass 15015 1 Stem Patio RoseClass 15016 1 Stem Shrub RoseClass 15017 3 African Marigolds, 3 Blooms in 1 vaseClass 15018 3 French Marigolds, 3 Blooms in 1 vaseClass 15019 3 Blooms Fuchsia, mounted on collarClass 15020 1 HydrangeaClass 15021 1 Stem Aster-Perennial (Michaelmas Daisy)Class 15022 Vase of any flower, more than 1 stem not otherwise specified in scheduleClass 15023 Vase of flower, 1 stem not otherwise specified in scheduleClass 15024 SpikeClass 15025 Collection of Cut Flowers, 4 kinds to be shown in 1 vaseClass 15026 Collection of 3 Perennials and/or Bulbs in 1 vaseClass 15027 Shrub or Tree - 1 vaseClass 15028 Collection of Flax Foliage - 1 vase

Dahlias

Class 15029 1 Giant DahliaClass 15030 1 Medium Decorative 155-206mm (6 - 8 inches)Class 15031 1 Medium Cactus, 155-206mm (6 - 8 inches)Class 15032 1 Small Decorative 115-155mm.(4.5 - 6 inches)Class 15033 1 small Cactus 115-155mm (4.5 - 6 inches)Class 15034 1 Miniature Decorative under 115mm (4.5 inches)Class 15035 1 Miniature Cactus under 115mm (4.5 inches)Class 15036 1 Fimbriated CactusClass 15037 1 Nymphae Cactus (water lily type)Class 15038 3 Dahlias - 3 distinct cultivars - 3 vasesClass 15039 1 Pompom under 50mm (2 inches)Class 15040 1 Ball DahliaClass 15041 Dahlia any other variety

Decorative

No restrictions - Freedom to use any type of material treated in any way, in any class in each section.

Special Prize: A voucher will be given to the person with

the most points in this class.

Open

Class 15042 Two's CompanyClass 15043 Simply StunningClass 15044 Mellow YellowClass 15045 Gardener's Delight

Novice

Class 15046 Wood 'n ThingsClass 15047 Simply SingleClass 15048 Gift WrappedClass 15049 Red, White and Blue

Children’s Section

Preschool to Year 9Entry Fee: $1.00Sand saucers must be in a saucer, not any bigger.SHEFFIELD GARDEN CLUB donates gift voucher for the most points for: Preschool; Year 1-3;Years 4-6; Years 7-9.

Class 15050 Sand Saucer - PreschoolClass 15051 Sand Saucer - Years 1, 2 and 3Class 15052 Sand Saucer - Years 4, 5 and 6Class 15053 Decorated Hens Egg (Hardboiled) Felt markers - PreschoolClass 15054 Decorated Hens Egg (Hardboiled) Any material - Years 1,2 and 3Class 15055 Posy for Mother Years 4,5 and 6Class 15056 Arrangement in a "small" Kitchen utensil Years 7, 8, and 9Class 15057 Decorated Vegetable (any material) PreschoolClass 15058 Decorated Vegetable (any material) Years 1, 2 and 3Class 15059 Decorated Vegetable (any material) Years 4, 5 and 6Class 15060 Decorated Vegetable (any material) Years 7, 8 and 9

Section 16 PhotographyNote: This section is for Amateur Photographers only.

Entry Fee: Members $1.00, Non-members $2.00Prizes: First $5, Second $3, Third $2

Judge: Camera & Digital, The Hub, Hornby

STONEHOLM CHALLENGE CUP: Donated by Mrs M Jebson for most points in photography section.BASSETT TROPHY: Donated By G & J Bassett for the

premier exhibit in photography section.

All photographs and entries to be either posted or delivered to the Secretary, at 7 Rupert Street, Waddington 7500, no later than 5pm on the date that entries close.Please include on the reverse side of the exhibit: Class Number, name and telephone number.

Prints must only be shown once at the Malvern Show. All photographs to be mounted on card, preferably black, not framed and not to exceed 5" x 7", unless otherwise stated in the class. Maximum of 2 entries per exhibitor per class. Photos will be disqualified if not adhering to these rules.

LATE ENTRIES NOT ACCEPTED.

Open Section

Class 16001 CanterburyClass 16002 FarmingClass 16003 Mountain SceneClass 16004 Exotic Animal or PlantClass 16005 Pet/sClass 16006 SpringClass 16007 SportClass 16008 RecreationClass 16009 FamilyClass 16010 Person/s studyClass 16011 CulturalClass 16012 Unusual angleClass 16013 Macro (close-up)Class 16014 Black & White or Sepia Photo - any subjectClass 16015 Group of 3 - any subjectClass 16016 Any subject, larger than 170 x 125mm.

Youth Section (under 14 Years At The Date Of The Show)

Class 16017 My favourite photo (any subject)Class 16018 Person/s StudyBasset Family TrophyFor Premier Exhibit in PhotographyStoneholm Challenge CupFor most points in Photography

Section 17 School Classes

CONDITIONS OF ENTRY:This section is open to all children of school age who may enter as individuals or as part of a school class.

One entry per child, per section. All entries to include Name, School Name and School Year on the reverse side or base.

The work must be the bona fide work of the child on his/her own. Entries to be at the Sheffield School by Wednesday prior to the show or by arrangement with Convenor- Kirsty Roper, ph 03 318-6832 No exhibits are to be removed. These will be returned to you in the week following the show.Judge: Michelle Webster

Pre-school

Class 17001 Painting A4 size - 3 years oldClass 17002 Painting A4 size - 4 years old

Year 1 - 2

Class 17003 Handwriting - year 1A copied poem or song. Size A4.Class 17004 Handwriting - year 2A copied poem or song. Size A4.Class 17005 Construction.(of your choice)Class 17006 Pencil sketch. Close up observational drawing. A4 size.Class 17007 Painting. Landscape. ½ size cartridge paper.

Year 3 - 4

Class 17008 Handwriting - year 3A copied poem or song. Size A4Class 17009 Handwriting - year 4.A copied poem or song. Size A4Class 17010 Construction. (of your choice)Class 17011 Pencil sketch. Close up observational drawing, A4 size.Class 17012 Painting. Landscape half size cartridge paper.

Year 5 - 6

Class 17013 Handwriting - year 5.A copied poem or song. Size A4.Class 17014 Handwriting - year 6.A copied poem or song. Size A4.

Class 17015 Construction. (of your choice)Class 17016 Pencil sketch. Close up observational drawing. A4 size.Class 17017 Painting. Landscape half size cartridge paper.

Year 7 - 8

Class 17018 Handwriting - year 7A copied poem or song. Size A4.Class 17019 Handwriting - year 8

A copied poem or song. Size A4.Class 17020 Construction. (of your choice)Class 17021 Pencil sketch. close up observational drawing. A4 size.Class 17022 Painting. Landscape half size cartridge paper.

Section 18 Open ArtCONDITIONS OF ENTRY:

* For amateurs only.* All entries to include Name on the reverse side or base.* The work must be the bona fide work of the entrant on his/her own.* No articles previously entered are eligible.* Entries to be at Sheffield School by Wednesday prior to the show or by arrangement with Convenor- Kirsty Roper, ph 03 318-6832* No exhibits are to be removed. These will be returned to you in the week following the show.* Entries for this area may not be eligible for any class in Handcraft.Judge; Malvern Arts CouncilSponsors:Malvern Community Arts Council

Under 18 years

Class 18001 Painting - Any MediumClass 18002 Drawing - Any MediumClass 18003 Mixed Media& CollageClass 18004 Artful Construction (Not covered in Homecraft Section)

18 years and over

Class 18005 Painting - Any MediumClass 18006 Drawing - Any MediumClass 18007 Mixed Media & CollageClass 18008 Artful Construction (Not covered in Homecraft Section)Class 18009 Ceramics

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