From the - Welsh Pony and Cob...2 Action Winter 2015 The Welsh Pony & Cob Society of Australia Inc....

Action Winter 2016 1

ChairmanFrom theDear Members

WelCOMe TO WINTeR! Hopefully we will have a ‘normal’ seasonand a good spring if there is any such thing. It has been a very dif-

ficult summer and autumn with severe drought in many areas.Committee of Management elections take place in June. Please read theNominee Resume’s carefully, consider what the nominees can offer theSociety and vote for your Committee of Management. voting papers areposted to all financial voting members. The results of the ballot will be an-nounced at the Society Annual Meeting on Saturday June 25th 2016 at 5pm. The National Conference is on this month on June 25th with a great pro-gram for members as well as the Delegates’ Meeting, and some excitingguest speakers. The dinner on the Saturday night is always fun with a chal-lenging quiz and good company. Full details and a registration form are inthis issue. Journal editor, Janet Murphy has been very busy over the past months.The 2016 Journal has many very interesting articles which are a great re-source for members. Thank you to the RPGs and members who have sub-mitted articles and advertisements. Our Journal is a world class publication.Thanks also to Society typesetter, Chris Milvain for her outstanding workand to the photographers who support our Society providing photos forthe Journal and Action. Welcome to Kathryn Mitchell as the incoming editor of Action. Pleaseremember to send all submissions on time and in the requested format, in-cluding photographs. Thank you Jacki Maple who is not re-standing, and to all members of theCommittee of Management for their contributions through the year. Theassistance and support from Society members and others makes our Soci-ety one of which we can be proud.

I look forward to catching up with many members and friends at the Na-tional Conference. Don’t forget to send you registration form to the Na-tional Office by the closing date to assist with final preparations.Kind regards

Michele Baker

SOCIETY BUDGET 2016-17 - The approved Society Budget with ex-planatory notes is included in this issue. 2019 INTERNATIONAL SHOW - The WPCSA has been granted per-mission by the WPCS UK to host the International Show in Sydney atSIeC as part of our Society 50th Birthday celebrations.SWABBING - A report on the Society events where swabbing was con-ducted, and the number of animals swabbed will be in the Spring Actionissue 2016.STUD BOOK VOLUME 19 is now available with a limited edition printof 100 copies for sale. SOCIETY AGM & NATIONAL CONFERENCE WEEKEND - Plansare finalised for the popular National Conference Weekend on SaturdayJune 25th 2016, with a Judges’ Seminar to be held on Sunday June 26th.Full details in this issue.

Committe of Management UPDATESYoung Ambassador’s Report

OveR THe lAST FeWmonths I have been attend-

ing a number of Welsh events. Itwas a real treat to attendQueensland’s first little RedDragon Show, a great initiativefor young particpants by theWestern Australian team led byKym Shingleton. Judging by thenumber of happy faces through-out the day it was a successfulevent enjoyed by all. TheQueensland RPG kindly al-lowed me the opportunity to as-

sist by judging the Young Handlers and Fancy Dress classes. Throughout the rest of the day I was able to meet, discuss ideas with andencourage some of the younger members to get involved. I was also ableto hold a short Junior Judging seminar at the end of the day, explainingthe event, providing some tips and encouraging further involvement bythese young members and enthusiasts. I attended the Welsh National Show as both the Young Ambassador andthe Queensland representative in the Young Judges competition. I wouldlike to congratulate Simonn Mansley from Tasmania on taking out the2016 National Young Judge Award, and the organisers of the event forcontinuing to offer this opportunity. It was great to once again attend theNational Show, to meet and get to know the other state representativesand to have the opportunity to steward and learn more about ring-craft.I would strongly encourage all young members to get involved in theYoung Judges competition within their local group with their RPG andat their State All Welsh shows as it provides an excellent opportunity tolearn more about the Welsh breed, the standard of excellence and the So-ciety as well as refining your eye and establishing what you are wantingto breed towards.

In March the inaugural meeting for the new Sunshine and Fraser CoastRPG was held. I was able to be a part of this meeting and found attendingit an excellent way to gain more of an insight into how the Society sup-ports members through the Regional Promotional Groups. I am now the co-opted youth member for this RPG, and plan on repre-senting the younger members as I am able. My vision is that many otherRPGs will appoint a co-opted young person by the end of my period asYoung Ambassador. Over the next few months I will be writing to allRPGs and helping them to recuit a young person to their committees. I recently had the opportunity to meet informally with a number of youngmembers and enthusiasts. This was a exciting opportunity to talk withthem about the junior judging competition, and to assist them with theirpreparation for their Junior Handler classes and with the presentation oftheir ponies and cobs at the forthcoming Queensland All Welsh. It’s been a busy but fun time being Young Ambassador!

Sarah Davis

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The Welsh Pony & Cob Society of Australia Inc.ReG NO A0006317F ABN 70 066 732 367 No 20 / 14 - 17 Hogan Court Pakenham vic 3810

PATRON : Mrs Joan McKinlayPRESIDENT : Mrs Mary Nadin 02 9948 1091

PRESIDENT ELECT : Mr Robert Grant 02 6344 3546 YOUNG AMBASSADOR : Ms Sarah Davis 07 5439 0113

Postal Address : PO Box 762 PAKeNHAM vIC 3810 email : [email protected] Phone : 03 5941 3288 Fax: 03 5941 2248 Website : www.wpcs.com.au

When sending photos or other large files to the Office, please use our drop box https://www.hightail.com/u/admin543Type the address into your browser and follow the prompts, If you have an internet connection, you can use this service.

COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT CHAIRMAN/PUBLIC OFFICER

Mrs M Baker Glynyarra Park Stud 7 Irvings Rd MOYARRA 3951 P: 03 5657 3223 M: 0428 285 304e: [email protected]

SENIOR VICE CHAIRMAN& FINANCE CHAIRMAN

Ms J Murphy Keyi StudPO Box 283 eUROA vIC 3666P: 0417 429 736e: [email protected]

JUNIOR VICE CHAIRMAN& EDITING CHAIRMAN

Mrs H Slee Arielen Stud 238 Moons lane FARADAY vIC 3451P: 03 5473 3302 e: [email protected] M Bullen Imperial Stud 786 Mcleans Rd UPPeR lURG vIC 3673 M: 0438 469 188 e: [email protected] H Dohan Woranora Stud47 Reserve Rd FReeMANS ReACH NSW P: AH 02 4579 6335 M: 0418 484 592e: [email protected] J Evans Weston Park Stud234 Glenrowan-Moyhu Road GleNROWAN 3675 P: 03 5766 2283e: [email protected] M Howe Nawarrah Park373 Rusholme Road TARRAWINGee vIC 3678 Ph (AH) : 03 5725 1687 M: 0408 251 687e: [email protected] G Le Brocq Torlyn StudKent Park 893 Gt Alpine Rd TARRAWINGee vIC 3678 P: 03 5725 1995Ms Jacki Maple Woodville Park20 Threlkeld Drive CATTAI NSW 2756P: 02 4572 8505e: [email protected] Kathryn Mitchell Dalbrae Stud53 Hackney Rd HACKNeY SA 5069P: 08 8132 1893 M: 0407 979 982e: [email protected] Kym Shingleton Penrhys StudPenrhys Stud 280 lion StreetSAWYeRS vAlleY WA 6074P: 08 9295 3641 M: 0421 211 [email protected] W Trimble Tooravale Stud PO Box 207 CRANBOURNe vIC 3977P: 03 5998 3664 M: 0418 398 385e: [email protected]

OTHER SOCIETY CONTACTSVICTORIAN ALL WELSH SHOWCOMMITTEE

Chairman Gary Le Brocq ‘Kent Park’ 893 Great Alpine RoadTARRAWINGee vIC 367803 5725 1995

WELSH NATIONAL SHOW Mrs Janet Evans234 Glenrowan Moyhu Rd GleNROWANvIC 3675 P: 03 5766 2283

NATIONAL ADVERTISING Miss W TrimbleTooravale PO Box 207 CRANBOURNe vIC 3977 P: 03 5998 3664

VICTORIAN FOAL FUTURITY Teresa Townsend PO Box 59 Great Western vic 3374P: 03 5356 2523 M: 0429 953 625e: [email protected]

ACTION EDITOR Kathryn MitchellArticles, RPG Roundup53 Hackney Rd HACKNeY SA 5069P: 08 8132 1893 M: 0407 979 982e: [email protected]

ACTION ADVERTISINGPlease contact the National Officee: [email protected]

JOURNAL ADVERTISING WP&CSJournal CommitteePO Box 762 PAKeNHAM vIC 3810 P: 03 5941 3288 e: [email protected]

JOURNAL Reports, Articles, Obituaries,Prize Winners Photographs

[email protected] or Janet Murphy, PO Box 283, eUROA 3666

OFFICE EMAILSOffice Manager

Jean Hill - Shows, events & Advertising E: [email protected]

Registration enquiriesLeanne Moss - Registrar E: [email protected]

Membership & General enquiriesFinance, Membership & General enquiries E: [email protected]

REGIONAL PROMOTIONAL SUB COMMITTEES If you would like to become more involved or re-quire any information about the Welsh Pony &Cob Society of Australia, please contact a repre-sentative of your nearest Regional PromotionalSub Committee. NORTH EAST BORDER, VIC, NSW

Mark Brown912 Upper lurg Road UPPeR lURG vIC 3673 M: 0407 367 753 e: [email protected]

GIPPSLAND & PENINSULA, VIC Shellee Arter 54 Graydens Road TYABB vIC 3913P: 03 5979 4656 e: [email protected]

BALLARAT & CENTRAL HIGHLANDS, VIC Ashley Porter76 Porters lane, Avoca 3467 vIC M: 0439 632 114 e: [email protected]

YARRA VALLEY, VIC Please contact the National Officee: [email protected]

TASMANIAPlease contact the National Officee: [email protected]

EASTERN NEW SOUTH WALES Helen Dohan47 Reserve Rd FReeMANS ReACH 2756P: AH 02 4579 6335 M: 0418 484 592

NORTHERN NEW SOUTH WALES Ruth Anderson, "Bells Mountain", BARRABA NSW 2347 P: 02 6782 1721 e: [email protected]

SOUTHERN NEW SOUTH WALES Jan & Ian Denney lindenKennedy Road GRABBeN GUlleN 2583e: [email protected]

WESTERN NEW SOUTH WALES Please contact the National Officee: [email protected]

QUEENSLANDGeoff Trim585 Fernvale Rd Glamorganvale Qld 430607 5426 6417 0422 077 410 e: [email protected]

SUNSHINE & FRASER COAST - QLDRichard Davey37 Ironstone Creek Road TUCHeKOI QlD0429 792 644 07 5485 5000 e: [email protected]

SOUTH AUSTRALIA Kathryn MitchellHackney SA 5069 08 8132 1893 M: 0407 979 982 e: [email protected]

WESTERN AUSTRALIA Ms Kym Shingleton280 lion St SAWYeRS vAlleY WA 6074P: 08 9295 3641 M: 0421 211 001


WelCOMe to the Winter edition of Action, my first as editor. It's a greathonour to be the editor of this wonderful magazine. Action is one of

the services to members that makes the WPCS of Australia stand out fromother breed societies. It provides us with a forum to share information on theactivities of our Committee of Management and our Regional PromotionalGroups, promote the achievements of Welsh ponies and cobs plus educateand inform members on equine husbandry and Society matters. Welcome tothe second RPG in Queensland - Sunshine & Fraser Coast, who has their firstRPG Roundup news in this issue.As this is the edition before the Annual General Meeting there's informationon our financial position and a Budget for 2016/17. Our Society is in a goodfinancial position and the budget outlines the strong financial managementrequired for the current economic times. I encourage you to vote in the Committee of Management elections to electsix members to our COM. Their resumes can be found on Page 6. votingforms will be sent to financial members. The results are announced at the An-nual Meeting on 25 June 2016 which is held in conjunction with the AnnualConference and Delegates Meeting. This is a great weekend and all membersshould consider attending. This year we have secured ‘Animals All Around’principal Zelie Bullen as our guest speaker. Zelie has worked in the film andtelevision industry for over 25 years training animals (primarily horses) forWar Horse, Charlotte's Web, Racing Stripes and elephant Tales to name afew. The Conference and AGM booking form is in this edition.Also, please check out the wonderful Photo Gallery of Welsh and Part Welshgeldings, news from all the Regional Promotional Groups (who do a won-derful job organising events for our ponies and cobs), the article on Ryegrass& Grass Staggers and results from Society run shows around the country.Associate members, make sure you order a copy of the 2016 WPCS Journalwhich is crammed full of great articles and information. Financial Full mem-bers receive a copy as part of their membership. A not to be missed publica-tion for any WPCS member!Finally, thanks to all the sponsors and advertisers who support Action. Withoutyou this publication would not happen.Happy reading

Kathryn MitchellPS: We appreciate your feedback, suggestions and stories for future issues ofAction. You can email them through to: [email protected]

FROM THE EDITOR CONTENTSFrom the Chairman . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1Young Ambassador’s Report . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1Committee of Management Updates . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1Society Contacts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2Registration Fees . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3Notice Board . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4Nominations to Committee of Management 2016 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6National Conference & AGM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8Notice of Annual General Meeting WPCSA Inc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9Conference Registration Form . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9Minutes of the AGM 2015 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10WPCSA Inc Budget 2016 -2017 Financial Year . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12Gallery - Geldings & Part Welsh . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14What’s the Rule? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16Access Action . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16Rye Grass Staggers in Horses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18errata . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18APOB Dressage Day . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20RPG Roundup New South Wales - eastern . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .22 New South Wales - Northern . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .22 New South Wales - Southern . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .22 New South Wales - Western . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .22 North east & Border . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24 Queensland - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .26 Queensland - Sunshine & Fraser Coast . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .26 South Australia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28 victoria - Ballarat & Central Highlands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28 victoria - Gippsland & Peninsula . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .29 victoria - Yarra valley . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .29 Western Australia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .29Grand Nationals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .30Junior Club & Young People’s Group . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .32Results 2016 Gippsland & Peninsula RPG Youngstock Show . . . . . . .34 2016 Welsh National Show . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .35Fashions and Trends . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .38 Queensland All Welsh Show . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .39 Northern NSW Youngstock Show . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .43 Royal Adelaide Autumn Horse Show . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .44 Western Australian Welsh Newcomer Stallion Award . . . . . . .45Schedules NeB Annual Open Performance Show . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .46 New South Wales All Welsh Show . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .48Waivers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .56Welsh Pony & Cob Society of A Show Regulations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .57National Regulations for Foal Futurity . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .60Foal Futurity entry Forms . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .61Advertisers Order Form for Action . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .63Calendar of events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .64

The Editor, Publications Committee and the Society wish to state that opinions expressed by writersin this publication are not necessarily those of the Editor, Committee or Society but represent thepersonal views of the writers. All submissions are subject to Editing.The attention of advertisers is drawn to the Trade Practices Act 1974 (C’wealth) and the provisionsin the Act which apply to advertising. It is not possible for The Welsh Pony and Cob Society of Aus-tralia Inc to ensure that all advertisements which are published in this publication comply in allrespects with the Act, and responsibility must therefore be on the person, company or advertisingagency submitting the advertisement for publication. The Welsh Pony & Cob Society of AustraliaInc reserves the right to amend or refuse any advertisement without stating the reason.Note to Editors: Articles and photographs in this publication of the Welsh Pony and Cob Society ofAustralia Inc are copyright. In most cases, Editors may reprint articles and photographs provided they obtain the permissionof the Society’s Action Editor and if they acknowledge the author, owners and the Action newsletterof the Welsh Pony and Cob Society of Australia Inc.

Front Cover: Part Welsh mare KERULEN TECOMA S: Kerulen MicahD: Owendale Tiger Lily SOD: Baughurst William of Orange (Imp UK).Breeder: M Johnsson. Owner: Jess Billing. Photo: Equus Australia

REGISTRATION FEES WPCSA IncFor a list of all fees, please go to the Society websitewww.wpcs.com.au > Forms & Information > Schedule of FeesMare/Filly (Pure, FS, Part Welsh) .................................$45.00Colt Birth Notification (Pure, Part Welsh) ....................$45.00Stallion 2-4 Years (not requiring DNA) ..................... $135.00All Geldings (Pure/Part Welsh)

previously Colt Birth Notifiedor Stallion Registered ........................................No Fee

All Geldings (Pure/Part Welsh)Not previously Colt Birth Notified ....................$30.00

Transfer Fee - Sale within 60 days ................................$25.00lease Registration Fee ..................................................$30.50late Registration fees for Pure Registration

#per year overdue after 1st AugustColt .....................................................................$45.00Mare ...................................................................$45.00Stallion .............................................................$135.00

Service Certificate Book................................................$11.00AI / eT Permits..............................................................$55.00DNA Fingerprinting.......................................................$70.00export Certificate ..........................................................$55.00Import Registration......................................................$110.00Reciprocal Ponies:

Prices as per Part Welsh with no penaltiesFull Membership ..........................................................$95.00Associate Membership Hard copy of Action included..$60.00

Members interested in re-establishing the

New South Wales Western RPG of the

WPCSA should contact the National Office of WPCSA

on 03 5941 3288 or [email protected]

New South WalesAll WelSH SHOW

28-30 October 2016Details, schedule & entry form

in this issue of Actionenquiries: Helen Dohan

[email protected] 0418 484 592

NSW ALL BREEDS FOAL & YOUNGSTOCK SHOW

19th June 2016Hawkesbury Showground, Showground Rd, Clarendon

• entries on the day • Dual Medal ShowProgram on www.welshnsw.homestead.com & emmas

enquiries: Catherine egan 0419 898 100 ah or Jessica Robins 0416 265 299 ah

or Helen Dohan [email protected]

North East & Border RPG WORKING HUNTER CLINIC

30th & 31st JULY 20162 day clinic

with Ivan & Cheryl BuntingTatura Park.

Contact Fiona Forge [email protected]

to obtain an application form.Enquiries: 0408 482 870

WPCSA Delegates Meeting25 June 2016The Mantra Tullamarine VictoriaA full program and registration details are included in this issue.

WPCSA Judges Seminar26 June 2016The Mantra Tullamarine Victoria A full program and registration details are included in this issue.

BALLARAT & CENTRAL HIGHLANDS RPGANNUAL MEETINGJuly 3rd at the

Royal Mail Hotel Sebastopol starting 11.00 am

New members very welcome

BACH Hoof Care Clinicto be held at Unicorn Park on Sunday June 19

With well-known presenters Andrew and Nicky Bowe.

Limited numbers so book early. Cost is $220.00 with horse and $150.00 as a participant.

Please include payment with booking.Lunch morning & afternoon tea provided

Chris Gray for further details Phone 0487 829 587

JUDGES & ENTHUSIASTS SEMINAR4th June 2016 10am start

Welsh Judge & enthusiast Seminar & Information Day• Rules & Regulations of the Society • Standard workouts

• Discussion relating to the Regulations and queries• Standard of excellence, perceptions and fashions

• leading Rein, First Ridden & Working HunterRichmond Golf Club, 34 Bourke St, Richmond

$10/person or $20/familyRSVP by email to [email protected] appreciated

enquiries: Jessica Robins 0416 265 299

BACH PONY PAGEANTat the Geelong Showgrounds on October 22/23

2 days of Welsh activities. Camping, Stables available.

Saturday night BBQ and catering throughout the weekend.

Program next Action and on Society website

Enquiries Chris Gray E: [email protected] Phone 0487 829 587

34th WA All Welsh ShowNovember 11 -13 2016Claremont Showgrounds

International JudgesProgram will be available on the WA RPG website and Cavalletti

www.wpcs.com.au/wa


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2nd - 4th December 2016 VictorianAll Welsh Show

Tatura ParkEnquiries Gary Le Brocq

03 5725 1995

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PLAN NOW FOR AN EXCITING EVENT!The Committee of Management is excited to announce

that as part of the Society celebrations for its 50th year in 2019 -the Society has been granted permission to hold the

INTERNATIONAL WELSH SHOWat the Sydney International Equestrian Centre in March 2019

Start planning now ...

More information will be released in the coming months

NOTICE of the SOCIETy CONFERENCE & ANNUAL GENERAL MEETINGJune 25 – 26th 2016 at The Mantra Tullamarine Victoria

A full program and registration details is included in this issue.Come and hear our special Guest Speakers –

Zelie BullenRenowned animal trainer including ‘The Warhorse’ movie and ‘Outback Spectacular)

Mark Burnell – Victorian Horse Council President and experienced Horse DentistJoin members for dinner on Saturday evening and

come along to the Judges & Enthusiasts Seminar on Sunday morning. Pre-booking is essential.

STUDBOOK VOLUME 19 is now available

from the National OfficeOrder your copy now as it is a limitedprint of 100 copies. Pre-orders can betaken to the National Conference and re-maining copies will be available for salethere also.$65 inc. GST plus postage if applicable.

Please contact the National Office

The DINAH CRESWICKBREEDERS’ TROPHY 2016 – 2017

Will be awarded for this season based onpoints calculated from the led Section A,B, C, D & e breed and progeny classesat the South Australian All WelshShow 2016

2016 WPCSA JOURNALDon’t forget to order extracopies of the journal, or purchase one if you are anAssociate member.Details in this issue… Page 17.

Yarra ValleY area OPeN MeeTING for members

Sunday July 3rd 2016 at 11 am with lunch to follow if attendees wish.The Healesville rSl275 - 279 Maroondah HwyHealesville Members are invited to attend to re-form the Yarra Valley RPG if there aresufficient interested and committedmembers. Members of the Committeeof Management will chair the meeting.

For any enquiries please contactthe National Office.

36th SOUTH AUSTRALIAN

All Welsh Show5th & 6th November 2016

Talunga Park ShowgroundsMt Pleasant

Full program of Welsh and Part Welsh classesExtra saddle classes added

iincluding Newcomers

Overseas judges

Camping and stables available

Schedule in Spring Action

Enquiries: Kathryn Mitchell 08 8132 1893 or 0409 979 982

[email protected]

Spring ACTIONThe Gallery Features

STALLIONSDeadline

for materialto be included ...21st July 2016

South Australian RPG

ANNUAL MEETINGSunday 19thJune 2016

Burnside Community CentreBurnside SA

1.30 pm Guest Speaker: Janet Murphy, Keyi Stud,

COM Finance Chair 2 pm Annual Meeting

All welcomeEnquiries: Kathryn Mitchell

0407 979 982 or [email protected]

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN RPGWorking Hunter and Dressage Clinic

July 2016Laurel Park, MonartoExpert instruction

from leading SA equestrians in private or group lessons

Private and group lesson availableA great lead up day for the

SA Performance DayEnquiries: Lia Blacket

0407 972 [email protected]

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South Australian Performance Day Sunday 7th August 2016

Working hunter, dressage, saddle classes, encourage ring & ridden challenge classes.

A fun day for the novice or advance competitor.Program out soon on SARPG Facebook and Aushorse

Enquiries: Lia Blacket 0407 972 001 [email protected]

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IWAS eleCTeD on to the Committee of Man-agement by the members of the Society, and

therefore, I am there for the members, to do thebest I can, with integrity, honesty and practicality.I have served on the editing and Finance Com-mittees of the COM, and hope to continue beingof service to the membership for another term.

Also, I have been heavily involved for some years on the National ShowSub Committee, and the North east and Border Regional PromotionalGroup. As mentioned previously, I believe that it is so important that mem-bers of the Committee of Management not only fulfil their duties at Com-

mittee level, but also become involved with the Regional PromotionalGroups by participating in seminars and demonstrations in order to main-tain contact with members, which helps to promote the Society , and ofcourse, the ponies. In addition, it is imperative that we reach out to non-members of the Society, and let us not forget all others who participate inthe many disciplines apart from showing ponies. I have certainly enjoyedthe small part that I have played during the Interstate visits, and I wouldbe very happy to continue doing this essential work. My involvement withhorses and ponies extends beyond 60 years, being a life Member of theWPCS (UK) for over 40 years, and of the Society in Australia since 1979.

NOMINATIONS TO COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT 2016

THe COMMITTee OF MANAGeMeNT consists of TWelve MeMBeRS, with elections taking place each year.Six members stand down each year and are eligible to re-stand. Therefore there are six vacancies. Below are the resumés of the seven nominated candidates for the Committee of Management. In accordance with Society Rule 41 4. :

If the number of nominations exceeds the number of vacancies to be filled, a ballot shall be held as follows:(a) a ballot paper giving in alphabetical order the names of all Members duly nominated as candidates and the number of vacancies to be

filled initialled by the Secretary (or some Member appointed by the Committee for that purpose) shall be sent to all voting Members with theNotice of the Annual General Meeting;

(b) any voting member wishing to exercise his right to vote shall mark in the squares provided on the supplied ballot paper, next to the namesof each duly nominated candidate a number commencing at one (1) against the name of the candidate for which the person has he highestvoting preference followed by sequential numbers in order of that persons preference for each of the other candidates and return the com-pleted ballot paper to the Office of the Society;

(c) The ballot shall close at 5 pm four days prior to the Annual General Meeting. All ballot papers received at the office of the Society shallas soon as possible thereafter be opened by the Secretary (or the member appointed by the Committee under sub-clause 4 (a) and the validvotes counted by preferential system before the commencement of the relevant Annual General Meeting by the Secretary or that personand two scrutineers appointed by the Committee for that purpose.

• Ballot papers, and a copy of resumés are sent via the post to all current * voting members of the Society. The closing date for ballot papers to be received at the National Office is 5 pm, Tuesday June 21st 2016 • * A voting member is a currently financial full member of the WPCSA. • Associate members are not voting members

ISTAND to seek re-election on to Committeeof Management having served my first two

year term. During that time I have held positionson the events and Finance subcommittees.I havealso mentored the current Young Ambassadorand interviewed for new staff. Most recently Itook on the role of Action editor. My interest in

ponies started in childhood and today I run a small Welsh Mountain Ponystud in the Adelaide Hills with my parents. In 2009 I became chairpersonof the South Australian Regional Promotional Group. We are a very suc-cessful group and are united in our desire to provide outstanding events

and activities in South Australia. From this involvement I have a strongunderstanding of the needs of our grassroots members and am passionateabout supporting RPGs as they are the backbone of the Welsh Pony andCob Society. In addition to my involvement with ponies I have held cor-porate positions in marketing, fundraising, sponsorship, event manage-ment, public relations and sales. I have very much enjoyed being part ofthe management of our strong and prosperous Society. It is my desire tocontinue to serve the members of the Welsh Pony and Cob Society and Iseek your support for a second term on COM. Thank you for reading myprofile and considering me for a position on COM.

MY FAMIlY breeds all sections of the StudBook and I have experienced what all sec-

tions have to offer the world, from dressage,eventing, pony club, showing, harness to trail rid-ing. It’s great to be able to promote our wonderfulbreed for all the family and put back into the So-ciety by serving on the Committee of Manage-

ment. With a long involvement with our Regional Promotional Groups andvarious show and sub committees I understand the support that the Com-mittee of Management needs to provide to these groups and our individualmembers across Australia. events and shows are an important factor in

maintaining a solid membership; we need to ensure that our Society is pro-viding for our members. The equine industry is facing some challengingtimes. The WP&CS Australia must facilitate through its members and thedrive of Committee of Management, a strategic plan to address these chal-lenges. I believe a key focus at this time must be to keep our membershipinformed, encourage new and established members to join in the activitiesof the Society, and most importantly, seeing our young members supportedand maintained within the Society. I look forward to helping maintain thegrowth of our wonderful Society, we have to be proactive and seek everyopportunity to promote our wonderful ponies and cobs.

KATHRYN MITCHELL South Australia Nominated by: Lia Blacket Seconded by: Roxanne Bridgman

MEGAN HOWE Victoria Nominated by: Dianne Aumann Seconded by: Helen Nichols

JANET EVANS Victoria Nominated by: Fiona Forge Seconded by: Mark Bullen


NOMINATIONS TO COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT 2016

IHAve BeeN passionate about breeding andshowing Welsh Ponies and Cobs for more than

30 years, thanks to the pure luck of being borninto a Welsh Pony stud. I registered my own pre-fix and became a member in my own right in2000 and have actively participated in the West-ern Australian Regional Promotional Groupsince. In 2008 I held the position of Chairperson

and from 2009 to 2015 held the position of Secretary, until becoming thecurrent Chairperson. I have been the WA All Welsh Show Coordinator forthe last eight years and involved in introducing new RPG run events to en-

sure WA members have several opportunities to show the true versatilityof the breed. I have enjoyed the last two years as a member of the Com-mittee of Management and been involved in further developing the oppor-tunities for our young members through the Young People’s Group andthe Junior Club. Working as a Mathematics educator and Middle SchoolCurriculum Coordinator before starting a family developed my skills inleadership and my ability to work collaboratively and set clear goals andoutlines of how to achieve these goals. I believe that I bring to the com-mittee open mindedness, approachability, dedication, enthusiasm andstrong event organisation skills and a connection for Western Australianmembers.

IT GIveS Me great pleasure to nominate JudyRitchie for a position on COM. Judy has been

a breeder of Welsh ponies for over 20 years, hasheld positions on the Gippsland and PeninsulaRPG and, as the owner of a successful business,has the ability to bring a balance of financial ex-perience and a genuine desire to promote the So-

ciety and assist its members to the Committee. A forward thinker, Judywas instrumental in organising the first Welsh foal show in Australia.Throughout my dealings with Judy I have always found her to be ex-tremely ethical, very organised and very logical. These attributes are es-sential in anyone striving to represent the members on COM. Judy believesthat COM needs to consider members in all states and regions of Australia

and that it is essential to remember that what works in one area may notsuit another. Judy believes that although COM is elected to promote andmaintain the financial viability of the Society it must remain aware andfocussed on the needs of members and breeders in all areas of the country.Members and breeders must be considered equally whether they own onepony or 50 and members of COM must remain approachable, considerateand impartial. Youth are the future of the Society and it is important thatthey receive a positive experience when dealing with it. They need to beencouraged to participate in all activities, not just in the show ring, in orderto retain their interest. It is important for members to vote and to be con-fident that the person they are voting for will strive to do their best for theSociety and the members. I urge you to contact Judy on 0419 881 119 ifyou wish to discuss her views further. Helen Dohan

IHAve BeeN a committed, honest and openminded member of the Committee of Manage-

ment of the Welsh Pony & Cob Society since1998. I currently hold the positions of PromotionsOfficer, Promotional Goods Coordinator and Na-tional Advertising Officer. I have also served onthe editing Committee for 11 years, Finance for

three years and events for the past two years. During this time I have seenour Society grow and become one of the most successful and profession-ally run equine breed societies in Australia. My concerns for our breed’scontinued growth are that we are experiencing ever changing equine mar-ket trends, continued trying climatic conditions and the strong competitionfor our share of people’s leisure dollar. Therefore I feel we must strive togain a higher level of interest in the Welsh breeds and aim to capture newmembers of all ages through various avenues of promotion such as ponydressage, working hunter, show hunter and leading rein-first ridden classes.I am also extremely mindful of the importance of maintaining our breedstandard of excellence within the sections, to ensure that Welsh Ponies andCobs bred in this country will always be admired throughout the world.

My aim for the future is that our Society continues to grow and progressin a professional manner and serves its members efficiently and promptlyfor the benefit of all. I feel that my involvement and experience in a suc-cessful family business has given me the marketing and financial skillsthat will be valuable in assisting with the continued growth and sound ad-ministration of our Society. I have been closely involved with my RegionalPromotional Group since its formation and this has given me an under-standing and an appreciation of the valuable work they do promoting theWelsh Breed. I would encourage members of all ages to work with theirRPGs for the promotion of our breed and to help educate young members,as they are our future of our Society. I will always be available to listenwith an open mind to members from all states about any concerns and is-sues they may have and will convey their views to the COM. I will do myutmost to serve all members to the best of my ability and ensure that thedecisions made by the committee of management are beneficial to allmembers across Australia and the future of our Society. Welsh Ponies andCobs are such a truly versatile breed for both adults and children to enjoy. ‘You never outgrow a Welsh’

HellO FRIeNDS – My name is Paul Quinn,I am putting myself forward for election to

the Committee of Management. You will say“Well, who are you and why should we vote foryou?” and quite rightly so. I have been involvedwith Welsh Ponies since 1979 in North Wales thenhere in New South Wales since my wife and Imoved here in 2008. My professional past was inSenior Management in the UK’s largest employer– The Royal Mail. I have performed various roles,from Unit Manager up to Sector Manager. I have

led teams in National Project Implementation. I have experience in budgetsetting and control, devising and implementing Quality Control regimes. I

have also lead negotiations with Union Representative bodies, external rep-resentatives of government agencies, key stakeholders and been a represen-tative on the Area Regulator Committee. We are all aware that owning,breeding, showing, cherishing and championing our ponies is a dedicationthat we happily bring upon ourselves. Away from those aspects, there is an-other that takes a sterner type of dedication. That is, steering the present andfuture of our Society, takes a strong will, a drive to be a dedicated team mem-ber and have a clear vision for the future. It would be a rare pleasure and ho-nour to be elected onto the Committee of Management. Be assured that ifsuccessful, I will put all my enthusiasm, drive and experience into promotingthe versatility and utility of our Welsh ponies to the wider horse community.Thank you for reading this short biography and if I can help further, pleasedo not hesitate to contact me. Paul Quinn – [email protected]

WENDY TRIMBLE Tooradin Victoria Nominated by: Jenni Cesnik Seconded by: Margaret Sperrin

KYM SHINGLETON Western Australia Nominated by: Jenny Solomon Seconded by: Kathryn Buttfield

JUDY RITCHIE Victoria Nominated by: Helen Dohan Seconded by: Anthony Deane

PAUL QUINN New South Wales Nominated by: Mary Nadin Seconded by: Suellen Deane


NATIONAL CONFERENCE & AGMof the Welsh Pony & Cob Society of Australia Inc

Saturday 25th June 2016

Venue: The Mantra Tullamarine Corner of Melrose and Trade Park Drive Tullamarine Vic 3043

For accommodation enquiries please phone the Mantra on 1300 987 604and mention you are attending the WPCSA Conference to obtain the corporate rate.

9.30 am Morning Tea 10.00 am Delegates’ Meeting (COM & RPG Delegates) 10.30 am ** Members & Guests Gathering11.00 am - 12 pm Guest Speaker for Members & Guests Mark Burnell (Vic. Horse Council President & Horse Dentist) 12.30 pm Lunch 2.00 pm Guest Speaker ZELIE BULLEN (Animal trainer including ‘Warhorse’ and ‘Outback Spectacular’ 3.30 pm Open Forum 4.00 pm Afternoon Tea & Registration for AGM Please bring your Membership Card *

4.30 pm Presentation by the Young Ambassador, Miss Sarah Davis 5.00 pm ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Please bring your Membership Card *

Followed by presentations 6.15 pm COM Office Bearers’ Election Meeting 7.30 pm Dinner** Simultaneous program for interested Members & Guests* To be eligible to vote at the Annual General Meeting members must show their membership cards upon entry to the AGM.

JUDGES’ & ENTHUSIASTS’ SEMINAR *Sunday 26th June 2016

8.30 am - 12.30 pmMorning tea included

An interesting and entertaining morning with experienced presenters • Open discussion • Sharing of ideas • Problem solving

*Attendance at the seminar for WPCSA Panel Judges and aspiring judges provides accreditation


The Welsh Pony & Cob Society of Australia Inc.

Notice of Annual General Meeting of MembersVenue: The Mantra Tullamarine

Corner of Melrose and Trade Park Drive, Tullamarine Vic 3043

5.00 pm Saturday 25th June 2016

AGENDA 1. Apologies 2. Confirm Previous Minutes – AGM June 2015 3. Chairperson’s Report 4. Finance Chairperson’s Report and Approval of Audited Accounts 5. Auditor’s Report 2015 – 2016 - Appointment of Society Auditor 6. Editing Chairperson’s Report 7. Thanks to retiring Member of Committee 8. Announcement of the Committee of Management elections 9. Announcement of the winner of the Dinah Creswick Breeder’s Award

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The Welsh Pony & Cob Society of Australia Inc.National Office 20, 14-17 Hogan Court, Pakenham vic 3810

Minutes of the Annual General Meeting June 20th 2015held at The Holiday Inn, Sydney Airport. Cnr Bourke Rd & O’Riordan St, Mascot NSW 2020

President Mr John While, COM members (12 members) and 54 voting members of the Society, Mrs J Hill (Office Manager), Leanne Moss (Registrar) The President Mr John While stated that in accordance with Society Rules he declared the meeting open. Mr John While welcomed the members to the meeting and advised the following:-• Only Honorary, life and Full financial members of the Society are entitled to vote. Upon entry to the meeting, all Honorary, life, and Full Financial Members

received a voting Card.• Those addressing the meeting were requested to identify themselves prior to speaking to assist with the minute taking.• Only those items set out in the agenda convening the meeting may be transacted at this meeting. 1. APOLOGIES The President called for apologies - Joan McKinlay, Marge Brown, e Doyle, leonie Tooby, Penny Crompton, Sarah Barker, Isabelle Barker, Tabby McGorm,Christina Taylor, Anne Riviere, Jenny Solomon, Wal Blezzard, Barbara logan, Michael Gates, Denise Rule, Kaylene estcourt, Shellee Arter, Sue Sporys, BobOwen, Darrell Owen, Suellen and Anthony Deane, Katie Turnbull, Dawn Berry, Adrian Slee, Margaret Giles, Rachael Malloy, Wendy Saville, Chris Murphy,eric Dudley, laura Gunkle, Wendy Parsons, Wes and Jenny Gardiner, Ashley Porter, Kristen Castens, Paul Morath, Robert Cockram, Darryl Bishop, James Par-lievet, Anne Brockhoff, Mary de Crespigny, Sue de Crespigny, Jane Gatehouse, Gloria Jarrot, John Riley, Sue Groundwater, lana Gray, Fiona Forge .J While Moved that the apologies be accepted. Moved: H Jones Seconded: D Newham Carried2. CONFIRM PREVIOUS MINUTES – AGM JUNE 21ST 2014The President called for confirmation of the minutes of the Annual General Meeting 21st June 2014 as available on the WPCS Australia Inc. website, WinterAction magazine and in AGM folders. The Minutes are accepted Moved: R Garoni Seconded: L Colthorpe Carried3. CHAIRPERSONS REPORT – M. BAKERThe Chairman Mrs M Baker presented her Annual Report. The President called for any questions – none were forward.The Chairman Mrs M Baker moved for the adoption of the report. Report was accepted. Moved: K Mitchell Seconded: J Evans CarriedM Baker thanked Society members l Colthorpe (Sire Ratings), D King (Risk Management) and A Austin (Young Judges) who have assisted with Society programs.4. Finance Committee Report and Approval of Audited Accounts - J MurphyThe President called on the report from the Chairman of the Finance Committee Janet Murphy including approval of the Audited Balance Sheet and Accountsfor the financial year period April 1st 2014 - March 31st 2015. J Murphy presented the Financial Report. The President called for any questions to be addressed to the Finance ChairmanLouise Colthorpe QLD RPG Chairperson – thanked J Murphy for providing such a comprehensive report. She queried the stabling and camping fees asthere seemed to be an anomaly with those figures. J Murphy stated that the anomaly is most likely a General Ledger coding issue, as although the RPGs are becoming more familiar with correct coding someentries still record income and expenditure incorrectly. It is hoped with further training for our RPG Treasurers that over time the figures provided will bemore of a true reflection of income and expenditure against the various account codes of RPGs. Lori Howell queried the NPSE (Non –profit sub entities NPSE) Status for RPGs requesting clarification that show entry fees do not contain a GST componentany longer. J Murphy explained that this is the new process for RPGs but not the Society National Office and has been in place for 12months. This makes reportingeasier for RPGs. The fees paid by members for show entries and other payments to RPGs do not include GST, and RPGs no longer claim or collect GST. Alison Burns questioned the financial reporting methods of some RPGs and queried that if an RPG should become non-existent what happens to funds anditems owned by the group. J Murphy explained that the funds remain in the bank account for that RPG, with funds managed by the National Office in a caretaker role until such timeas a new RPG committee is re elected. The items owned by the RPG should be returned to the National Office for dispatch to the appropriate committeemembers when an RPG is re-formed.

The Finance Chairman J Murphy moved the report be accepted. Moved: J Cesnik Seconded: P Taubman Carried5. AUDITOR’S REPORT 2014 - 2015 APPOINTMENT OF SOCIETY AUDITOR – J MURPHYThe Finance Chairman J Murphy moved that the firm, Pakenham Taxation & Business Services be appointed as the Society Accountants for 2015 – 2016financial year. Moved: D Newham Seconded: A Stephenson Carried6. EDITING COMMITTEE REPORT The President called for the report from the Chairman of the editing Committee Mrs Helen Slee. Mrs Helen Slee presented the editing Report. The President called for any questions regarding the editing report.C Milvain noted that on the online stud book system SAMMS the wording (IMP) beside imported animal pedigrees does not appear when such an animal isfurther back in a pedigree. L Moss stated that this occurred with the implementation last year of the new software and the information that was transferred from ABRI system. TheOffice is aware of the problem and is aiming to rectify this matter as soon as practicable; unfortunately this matter needs to be currently done manually bythe Registrar which is very time consuming.


As members locate the errors they are encouraged to email the Registrar the names of the affected ponies to enable this updating to be done. Mrs Helen Slee moved that the editing report be adopted as read Moved: J Ritchie Seconded: L Monaghan Carried7. THANKS TO RETIRING MEMBER OF COMMITTEEJohn While thanked the retiring Committee of Management members, M Baker, M Bullen, H Dohan, G le Brocq, H Slee and J Murphy 8. ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT President Mr John While informed the meeting that there were six vacancies for the Committee of Management, and a total of seven nominations for the positions.The President explained the preferential system of voting. This means that the six candidates with the lowest number of votes are successful and elected to theCommittee of Management. The preference for the candidates is indicated by the number of votes, with the most preferred candidate receiving the lowest numberand so on.The results as compiled by Pakenham Taxation who have over seen the Ballot Paper votes for 2015.A total of 402 ballot papers were received of which 18 were invalid. The voting procedure was conducted with diligence and utmost discretion. Results are as follows: Michele Baker 1317; Helen Dohan 1439; J Murphy 1503; G le Brocq 1523; M Bullen 1553; H Slee 1606; Dr l Colthorpe 1811.The President congratulated the newly appointed Committee members as follows. M Baker, H Dohan, J Murphy, G le Brocq, M Bullen, H Slee, with l Colthorpe unsuccessful. President Mr John While welcomed the new Committee members. M Baker thanked the nominee l Colthorpe for standing for the committee. 9. ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE WINNER OF THE DINAH CRESWICK BREEDER’S TROPHYThe Dinah Creswick Breeder’s Trophy is awarded for points accumulated at the Western Australian All Welsh Show in 2014.The winner receives a limited edition plate especially made for this award. The award is allocated to one State All Welsh Show each year, with points calculatedat the relevant State All Welsh Show. Points are allocated 6 for a first, down to 1 for sixth place with Champion and Reserve getting 8 & 7. Supremes are notincluded in the count. It is only for in-hand pure Welsh animals. Progeny groups are the only groups included. Mrs Michele Baker announced the winner for the trophy this year was Trapalanda Stud. Second place winner was Judaroo Stud with third place winner RowenStud. Kym Shingleton accepted the trophy on Alice Oma’s behalf. The order of the trophy is as follows with the victorian State All Welsh Show 2015 to be the next State All Welsh Show the award will be calculated for. 2015 – victoria | 2016 – South Australia | 2017 – Tasmania | 2018 – Queensland | 2019 – New South Wales | 2020 – Western Australia The meeting was formally closed at 5.42 pm10. PRESENTATIONSM Baker announced that John While had completed his term as President and presented him with the Past President’s badge. J While spoke about his past two year term and stated that he had enjoyed his term immensely, noting he felt the WPCSA was one of the best societies in theworld.M Baker introduced Mary Nadin as the President for 2015 – 2017. J While presented M Nadin with the President’s Badge, welcoming her as President of theSociety. John While gave a short speech about Mary, stating that she will fulfill the role very well. Mary gave a speech of appreciation stating that she enjoys the social side of our Society in particular and of course the beautiful Welsh Ponies. She is lookingforward to attending the future National and State All Welsh Shows during her term as president. M Baker announced the appointment of the President Elect for 2015 – 2017 - Mr Robert Grant, who was welcomed by members. Mr Grant thanked members of the COM and those members who support the very progressive Welsh Pony & Cob Society of Australia. He thanked in particularthe COM members who he stated do a wonderful job, for bestowing the title of President-elect upon him. He understands it is such a big commitment and willdo his best to fulfill the role. HLM: M Baker announced that the Queensland RPG had nominated Elizabeth Doyle for an Honorary Life Membership (HlM), as a dedicated member ofthe WPCS and the QlD RPG Committee for almost 40 years. M Baker stated the Committee of Management agreed she is well deserved of the honor of HlM.M Baker gave e Doyle’s apology to the meeting for her inability to attend the AGM. The Honorary life Membership was accepted by l Colthorpe. A Austin announced Alice Schacher as the National Young Judge winner for the 2014 – 2015 year and presented her with the NYJ trophy. A Austin informedthe meeting that Alice had also achieved the status of winner of the NYJ competition at the Sydney Royal.The Chairman Mrs M. Baker made a presentation to the Office Manager Mrs J Hill and Registrar Mrs l Moss and thanked them for their efforts throughout the year.M Baker was presented with a gift in appreciation for her contribution to the Society over the past 12 months. Young Ambassador Presentation – Hayley Jones is due to fly out next week to the United Kingdom. Hayley spoke about her term as Young Ambassador.She stated that the two year term was a fantastic idea with the ability to work, study and visit various States over the two year term making the role very enjoyable. She acknowledged that the young members were becoming quite strong in numbers over many States which is pleasing to see. She requested that future Young Ambassadors should ideally be utilised at event other than just a stewarding role, although this is always a great experience andshe had enjoyed that part of her role. She felt that the Young Ambassador could work toward encouraging younger members by giving advice at shows and as-sisting any younger members at various Society events. The Young Members’ handbook was one of her achievements during her term and she was very proud that the publication was requested by the WPCS UK forthem to view, is and available on the WPCSA web site. Hayley noted that the Western Australia little Welsh Dragon show is fantastic and she hopes to continuethis this idea with her local Regional Promotional Group. Thanks and appreciation was given to the Committee especially Michele Baker, John While and Jean Hill from the Office. Helen Slee had acted far beyond amentor and has become a great friend. COM Young Ambassador Mentor for 2015-2017, Kathryn Mitchell spoke on behalf of the new Young Ambassador, Sarah Davis from Queensland who hademailed a report; she passed on to the meeting that Sarah was disappointed she could not be in attendance personally as she was currently undertaking Universityexams. Sarah has three main goals; one of which is to co-opt a young member onto every Regional Group in Australia to ensure young members are coming throughthe groups to ensure the future survival of the RPGs. The second is the further development of the Young Peoples’ Group which Michael Gates started a few years ago, this will commence with networking such asface book. And thirdly, to increase contact with the Society and outside organisations, setting up fundraising to accomplish this.K Mitchell spoke highly of Sarah and stated that she is confident she will fulfil the role well.


Welsh Pony & Cob Society of Australia Inc.

BUDGET 2016 - 2017 FINANCIAL YEAR

THe SOCIeTY’S Budget for the NationalOffice for the year 2016-2017 is presented

below.Consistent with recent years, COM is committedto striving for a small profit, to allow some lati-tude for unexpected downturns in income or in-creases in expenditure. The 2016-2017 Budgetis based on expenditure and income patternsover the last few years and COM priorities forthe next twelve months. It also reflects COM’s

best attempts to forecast income and expenditureactivity in light of anticipated market conditions.As in recent years, it has not been easy to de-velop a budget which aims to deliver a small sur-plus. We have forecast a slight downturn inregistration and transfer income (two mainsources of income for the National Office) andreduced income in a few other areas such asJournal advertising.In terms of expenses, printing the Studbook is a

one-off expense which occurs once every fewyears. volume 19 of the Studbook has beenprinted, and partially funded from the 2016-2017Budget. We have also anticipated quite signifi-cant increases in printing and postage, despiteefforts to control costs in these areas. This hasled us to increasing Journal advertising rates forthe first time in many years, to match the in-crease in printing costs.

Janet Murphy Chair, Finance Committee

CODE ITEM 2016 - 17

BUDGET

4-0000 Income

4-0010 PONY

4-0015 Prefix and Brands $6,000.00

4-0020 Registration Fees $65,000.00

4-0030 Transfer & Leases $35,000.00

4-0035 Duplicate / Pedigree /Service $2,500.00

4-0040 Export, Import, AI & ET Kits $1,000.00

4-0045 DNA - Fingerprint testing $2,000.00

4-0048 DNA - Stallion Fee $4,500.00

4-0058 EVENTS

4-0073 Special Medal Sales / special award sashes $800.00

4-0074 Income from Swabbing levy $7,000.00

4-0075 Performance Competition $700.00

4-0080 Other Events $0.00

4-0090 MEMBER

4-0091 Membership Subscriptions $207,000.00

4-0093 Postage paid by members $2,000.00

4-0095 Administration Fees $8,000.00

4-0098 Youth Programs $1,000.00

4-0750 Sponsorship $2,200.00

4-0755 Fundraising $500.00

4-0770 MEETINGS

4-0780 AGM Conference $10,500.00

4-0790 Judges Seminar $1,500.00

4-0795 Judges Assessment $600.00

4-0900 ADVERTISING

4-0910 Action $10,000.00

4-0920 Journal $32,500.00

4-0940 Web Site $200.00

4-0945 Advertising - Other $0.00

4-1000 PRODUCTS

4-1050 Gift Voucher $5,000.00

4-1100 Promotional Goods $8,000.00

4-1111 Ebay - Sales $1,000.00

4-1190 PUBLICATIONS

4-1200 Journals $2,000.00

4-1300 Stud Book sales $3,600.00

4-1400 Other Publications $200.00

4-1600 History of the Society $500.00

4-2000 INTEREST

4-2005 Transfers from RPG's $0.00

4-2010 Bank Interest $10,000.00

4-2200 MISCELLANEOUS

4-5000 Fund Income $50.00

4-8000 Miscellaneous Income

TOTAL INCOME $430,850.00

6-0000 Expenses

6-0200 FEES

6-0220 Late Fee Charges $0.00

6-0230 Transfer Between NO & RPG's $0.00

6-0240 Bank Fees $3,000.00

6-0245 EFTPOS - Fees & % $1,000.00

6-0250 Pay Pal Fees $2,500.00

6-0800 PROMOTION

6-0805 Gift Voucher Redemption $5,000.00

6-0810 Advertising $1,500.00

6-0815 Promotional Goods $3,000.00

6-0816 E-Bay - sales & fees $400.00

6-0830 Gifts / Give Aways $500.00

2016 -2017 Approved Budget


6-0835 Printed Promotional Material $0.00

6-1006 Events sponsorship (non WPCS) $1,500.00

6-1020 SHOW EXPENSES

6-1022 Ribbons, Trophies & Sashes / Awards $700.00

6-1025 Medal System & Sires Rating $1,000.00

6-1031 Prize Money $0.00

6-1033 Native Pony Competition $0.00

6-1035 Other Events $0.00

6-1040 Performance Competition $700.00

6-1045 Swabbing $7,000.00

6-1050 YOUNG MEMBER PROGRAMS

6-1060 National Young Judge $1,000.00

6-1065 Young Ambassador Award $2,500.00

6-1070 Youth Programs $800.00

6-1073 JUDGES ASSESSMENT

6-1074 Assessors Panel Expenses $800.00

6-1075 Judges Assessment days - RPG $0.00

6-1089 EDUCATION

6-1092 COM run Education Days $0.00

6-1093 COM Judges Seminars $1,000.00

6-1094 Preserving History of the Society $0.00

6-1095 RPG Support $400.00

6-1096 President Allowance $1,000.00

6-1097 AGM Delegates Expenses $1,500.00

6-1098 First Aid Subsidy $0.00

6-1100 Member & RPG Liaison $500.00

6-1101 LEGAL OBLIGATION FEES

6-1102 Accounting Fees $7,000.00

6-1103 Solicitor Fees $500.00

6-1104 Insurance $21,000.00

6-1110 Affiliation (AHIC,EA) $500.00

6-1111 Financial Reporting Fees $100.00

6-1220 MEETING EXPENSES

6-1305 COM Meeting Day Expenses $1,000.00

6-1310 COM Travel Subsidies $5,000.00

6-1315 AGM & Conference Expenses $12,000.00

6-1325 COM Special subsidies $700.00

6-1330 Public Relations Expenses $0.00

6-1900 Maintenance $0.00

6-2000 EMPLOYMENT

6-2015 Staff Training - Employment Expenses $1,000.00

6-2020 Superannuation $15,000.00

6-2025 Workers Compensation $2,000.00

6-2030 Wages & Allowances $160,000.00

6-2050 Other Employment Expenses $1,200.00

6-2100 Postage & Shipping $0.00

6-2101 STUD BOOK

6-2105 Stud Book monthly fees $8,000.00

6-2108 Software Upgrade $1,000.00

6-2109 Stud book printing $4,500.00

6-2110 PUBLICATIONS

6-2112 Action $48,000.00

6-2113 Journal $48,000.00

6-2138 OFFICE SUPPLIES

6-2140 Printed stationery $3,500.00

6-2145 Office Amenities $400.00

6-2150 Postage $20,000.00

6-2205 Stationery $2,000.00

6-2213 IT & COMMUNICATIONS

6-2215 Web Site Expenses $2,000.00

6-2225 Internet/Computer $3,000.00

6-2240 Office Equipment $3,500.00

6-2610 Telephone - Office $3,000.00

6-2800 BUILDING

6-2805 Security $600.00

6-2810 Electricity $3,000.00

6-2815 Cleaning - National Office $1,000.00

6-2820 Building & General Maintenance $1,000.00

6-2825 Body Corporate Fees / Rates $3,500.00

6-2830 Water Rates $800.00

6-3000 MISCELLANEOUS

6-3005 Sundry Expense $500.00

6-3009 PONY REGISTRATION

6-3010 DNA - Member Funded $4,000.00

6-3011 DNA - Society Funded $500.00

6-5100 Bad debts $0.00

TOTAL EXPENSES $426,100.00

PROFIT $4750.00

Gelding of Section A Breeding DALBRAE VERDASCOS: Imperial Haroun D:Dalbrae Victoria

Breeders: B, M & K Mitchell Owner: C Bradley Rider: Amelia Petrie

Gelding of Section A Breeding NAWARRAH PARK TIGER TIM S: Nawarrah Park Bentleigh D: Karanga Tiger Lilly

Breeder: Howe Family Owner: Charlotte Dickens-Ware

Part Welsh mare NALINGA MAKING MUSIC Photo: ARickard S: Royalwood Boy Soprano D: Newington Infinity

Breeder / Owner: C Bradley Rider B Petrie


Gelding of Section A Breeding DALBRAE LLADROS: Weston Park Tipperary D: Dalbrae Lowri SOD: Weston Park VintageBreeders / Owners: B, M & K Mitchell Photo: In Motion Photography

Gelding of Section B Breeding CRESTWOOD ROYALE AMBITIONS: Mirinda Spycatcher D: Amaranda Lady Luck

Breeder: Crestwood Stud Owner: Kim Simpson Photo: Little More Grace

Gelding of Section C Breeding KITTANI CAIROS: Woranora Trojan D: Kittani Kenya SOD: Neika Hawfinch

Breeder: Belinda Selep Owner: Lara Laver

Part Welsh gelding ELM TREE CHIT CHATS: Balgower Maverick D: Elm Tree Brittany

Breeder / Owner: Elm Tree Stud Photo: Angie Rickard

GALLERY Geldings & Part Welsh

Gelding of Section B Breeding MITHRIL VAGABONDS: Owendale Brandyman D: Mithril Hester SOD: Fairway Skyline

Breeder: C Milvain Owner: Louise Maguire Photo: Gone Riding Media


Part Welsh gelding NIKITA LODGE COEDYS: Kirreway Sterling D: Blue Ribbon Queen’s Jewel

Breeder: Nicole Smart Owner: Vivienne Jardine

Part Welsh gelding NIKITA LODGE COEDYS: Kirreway Sterling D: Blue Ribbon Queen’s Jewel

Breeder: Nicole Smart Owner: Vivienne Jardine

Gelding of Section A Breeding CHARMOSA SUNSATIONAL GOLDS: Woranora Peek A Boo D: Charmosa Little Miss Pink SOD: Glynyarra Park Cadence

Breeder: Sandra Lackas Owner: Jan Beckwith Photo: Adrienne Bicknell

Gelding of Section A Breeding WORANORA JASPERS: Ysselvliedts Golden Boy D: Woranora Jewel SOD: Woranora MosaicBreeder: Helen Dohan Owner: Jan Beckwith Photo: Adrienne Bicknell

Gelding of Section A Breeding CHARMOSA SUNSATIONAL GOLDS: Woranora Peek A Boo D: Charmosa Little Miss Pink

Breeder: Sandra Lackas Owner: Jan Beckwith

Gelding of Section A Breeding WORANORA JASPERS: Ysselvliedts Golden Boy D: Woranora JewelBreeder: Helen Dohan Owner: Jan Beckwith


Part Welsh gelding NETHAWAY JUST REALISTICS: Langtree Just So D: Kirreway Reality

Breeder: Jenny Weule Owner: Karen Guthridge

Gelding of Section D Breeding GRENWOOD BRAVERY S: Penybank Domain (Imp UK) D: Bookra Surprise Edition

Breeder: Sabina Helmgens Owner: Vivien Hicks Photo: J Wilson

Part Welsh mare KERULEN TECOMA S: Kerulen Micah D: Owendale Tiger Lily

Breeder: M Johnsson Owner: Jess Billing Photo: Equus Aust

Gelding of Section B Breeding CRESTWOOD CASSANOVA ROYALES: Mirinda Spycatcher D: Amaranda Lady LuckBreeder: Crestwood Stud Owner: Kim Simpson


QCan a judge place a second placegetter over the class winner in the champi-onship class?

AThere is nothing in the WPCS rules that prohibit this happening. Although not aregular occurrence, it is the judge’s decision. Technically the championship class is

treated as new class. Judges should bring all first and second placegetters into the ringto parade for the award. A second placegetter could be put over the first placegetter for example when the winnerof a class does not perform well in the championship and the second placegetter showsfar better than it did in its class. In this scenario, it is possible for the judge to call thesecond placegetter forward for a broad sash over the animal that was originally placedabove it in the class.

QMy Welsh Pony (Section B) mare has grown over height (over 13.2hh). I wouldstill like to keep showing her. What are my options?

AUnfortunately any Welsh breeding animal that grows beyond their height limit asper the Welsh Pony & Cob Society Standard of excellence can not be exhibited in

breed classes at shows. However, this does not mean they are purely destined for a life in the breeding paddock.Over height ponies are still eligible to be shown in any open led or saddle classes. Ifalso registered with another society eg saddle pony or colour societies such as roan,palomino or buckskin, the WPCSA height restrictions do not apply.

Note: there are no height restrictions on Welsh pony or cob geldings, Section e animals.

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Rye-Grass Staggers in HorsesBy Auriane Hurtes

IS YOUR HORSe MOvING like it’s drunk,falling over, heavy on the forehand or behav-

ing abnormally, being easily spooked? If any of these symptoms sound familiar, yourhorse may have rye-grass staggers.Rye-grass staggers, which this article will referto as staggers, is a neurological condition causedby toxins in rye grass affecting the central nerv-ous system. SymptomsHorses that have staggers can exhibit a numberof symptoms which include:• Poor muscle coordination; tremble, “stagger”,

may even fall• Anxious behaviour, hypersensitive to sounds

(e.g. easily spooked)• Standing base-wide• Heavy on the forehand (lack of control worse

at the hindquarters); discomfort going down-hill; dragging back feet, reluctant to go for-ward

Symptoms usually appear 7 to 12 days after in-troducing horses on mycotoxin-contaminatedpasture. Although rare, mortality may occur fol-lowing injury from falling for instance.

CausesSTAGGeRS is caused by specific mycotoxins,most commonly lolitrem B produced by the en-dophyte fungi within perennial rye-grass. Staggers may also result from ingestion of my-cotoxins in other grasses such as Claviceps pas-pali in paspalum grass. The toxins are particularly abundant in the leafsheath and flower heads. Although the exactmechanisms of action are not known, the toxinsaffect the brain and spinal cord’s control of theactivities of the body (central nervous system).Fungi tend to produce mycotoxins more fre-quently in areas with a hot and humid climate.Horses grazing affected pastures are at higherrisk in late summer and autumn, when toxinspeak. DiagnosisA veTeRINARIAN will most often diagnosestaggers from the horse’s abnormal behaviour.Mycotoxins are hard to detect due to their odour-less, tasteless and invisible presence. Determin-ing the level of lolitem B in pasture andadditional feed can assist diagnosis but is costly.Unfortunately, there is a lack of accuracy in themethods used to diagnose staggers, often based

on extrapolation of the horse’s clinical signs.This involves detection of these toxins in thepasture and/or ruling out other potential neuro-logical disorders. ‘Wobbler syndrome’, which iscaused by a lesion on the vertebrae of the neck,is often confused with staggers. In case of doubt,an X-Ray should be performed to verify. Prevention and TreatmentIDeAllY the toxic feed source should be re-moved from the diet, by taking horses off the af-fected pastures or stop feeding out affected hay. It is advisable to replace the affected fibresources with less ryegrass-dominant pasture orhay. Part of the fibre can also be replaced withlegume forage sources such as lucerne hay. Adding a broad-spectrum mycotoxin binder suchas HYGAIN® SAFeGUARD®, to the diet canhelp quicken the recovery by simply binding themycotoxins and passing them through the diges-tive tract, exiting with the manure. Horses should avoid eating overgrazed pastureas the base of the grass contains the highestamount of mycotoxins. Depending on the sever-ity of the staggers syndrome, horses may recoverwithin a few days or it can take up to severalmonths.

GRASS STAGGeRS, also called ‘grass tetany’ is a disorder where horsescan exhibit stagger-like symptoms such as lack of coordination, muscle

spasms and tremors. Symptoms differentiate from ryegrass staggers in thatduring an attack of grass staggers horses cannot eat, drink, defecate or uri-nate. Symptoms usually appear very quickly (overnight) and increase as thedisease progresses. Affected animals may die within 48 hours. Although the precise cause is not known, grass staggers is known to occurin horses grazing excessively rich lush pasture, high in potassium and lowin magnesium, often accompanied by low calcium levels. Grass staggers

can happen at any time of the year but is most common after drought-breaking rain, resulting in lush grass. Rapidly growing grasses tend to be rich in potassium and poor in magne-sium/calcium. It should be noted that high levels of potassium inhibit mag-nesium absorption. Diagnosis is often made on the basis of clinical signsbut a blood test can be done to determine mineral concentrations in thehorse’s blood. In the case of an attack, veterinary attention must be soughtimmediately. Treatment may include intravenous injections of calcium pro-ducing a spontaneous recovery.

Grass Staggers- another type of staggers?

Horse (500kg) Calcium (g) Magnesium (g)Maintenance 20 7.5Lactating mare right after birth (Highest requirement) 59 11.2Young growing horse 39.1 3.6

Daily requirements of Calcium and Magnesium for different types of average (500kg) horses

ERRATAOn page 42 of Autumn Action 2016, thisphotograph was incorrectly captioned.It should have read:Stepdon Park’s Imperial Proclaim riddenby Hannah Plotecki, Bronze Medal win-ner - Supreme Champion Ridden Welsh,Southern NSW RPG 2015 Pony Classic.Photo: Stephanie Buckman Photographyand Design

ERRATAOn page 6 of Autumn Action 2016, thisphotograph was incorrectly captioned.Best Young People’s Group Handler atthe New South Wales All Welsh Show,Alysha Whitby showing gelding of Sec-tion A Breeding Kenda Park Christoph(Woranora Mosaic x Kenda ParkCelebrity by Kenda Park Tuscany).


THe AUSTRAlIAN PONY OWNeRS AND BReeDeRS group’sdressage day caters for pony riders of all levels. Run by a small com-

mittee headed by Gary and Chris Hartigan, the day is designed to encour-age participation. Uniquely, neither riders nor ponies have to be registeredwith any society or association.All riders are encouraged to stay for the presentations, and the crowd isalways generous, applauding and cheering on the prize winners.“We are thrilled that after 15 years this competition continues to be sup-ported,” organiser Chris Hartigan said. “It gives everyone, young and old,an opportunity to enter the wonderful world of pony dressage and also hasan impact on our younger riders and ponies as well.”Over the years, the Open Pony Dressage Championships have becomevery much a family day, with, in a good number of cases, children andtheir parents competing on the day, and on occasions, at the same level,and in the same class.With the assistance and generosity of the sponsors, quality prizes wereavailable to competitors. Sashes were awarded for first to sixth place withthe Champions receiving a sash and a Skye Park Presentation rug. Place-getters all received products from John Konkhe’s excellent range, plus acopy of the Welsh Cob Handbook. All the Tiny Tot competitors receive a ‘goodie bag’ from the Welsh Ponyand Cob Society of Australia, a gift that is always very well received andappreciated by the organisers and recipients.Championship winners were: Medium – Kristy Sparkes riding Chris Mil-vain’s Section D stallion Westbury Spitfire; elementary – Caitlyn Porterriding the Australian and Part Welsh Pony Marena Display; Novice -Abbey Martin riding the Section B mare Beauparc Melody; elementaryDivision 1, 16 years & under, Maddeline Ayres riding Section C geldingWingana Robbie Black; Preliminary Champion Division 2 – Open, edwinaSutherland on the Part Welsh Riding Pony Xtra Style of Sefton.equal Champions from the 'Tiny Tots' Solo, 10 years and under wereMirinda Ware riding the Part Welsh gelding Dunelm Surprise and lucyCoventry riding Section B mare Centre Stage Love to Love.

‘Tiny Tots’ riders at the Australia Pony Owners and Breeders group’s dressage day. Photo: Janice Gorick

APOB Pony Dressage Day - a great day out for ponies and people.


RPG RoundupNEW SOUTH WALES - Eastern

HellO FRIeNDS, it’s officially winter –HURRAY. Some relief from the summer

heat and humidity. Just when you think you’ll begetting some ‘down time’ – right? - doesn’t hap-pen does it? It is also ‘planning ahead time’, notto mention tack repair, stable and fence renova-tion etc. Below are some key dates and eventsthat you will definitely need to be aware of.eastern NSW RPG is holding a Judges Seminarat the Richmond Golf Club on June 4th 2016commencing at 10:00 a.m. It is open to currentJudges, members and enthusiasts. It will be usedfor accreditation purposes. If you are interestedin joining us on the day, please send an email toHelen Dohan – [email protected] or con-tact Jess Robins on 0416 265 299 – after work-ing hours please.After a successful All Breeds Foal & YoungstockShow in 2015, we are going ahead with the for-mat again this year. It will be on the 19th of Juneat the Hawkesbury Showground. We are inaugu-rating ‘Most Suitable’ classes, e.g, ‘To make aleading rein’ and others. The schedule will beavailable on www.emmaswebsite.com.au andwww.welshnsw.homestead.com. Do you knowwho you will be bringing yet – I bet you do. We are already focusing on the NSW All WelshShow, don’t forget the dates have moved toOctober 28th – 30th. The full program can befound in this issue. After the success of the Dres-sage competition last year, we will be includingit again. We will be having the talents of threeUK Judges this year, the full schedule is also inthis edition of Action. I would like to take this opportunity to thank allof our friends who have donated trophies to theAll Welsh Show, the acknowledgment of theshow’s status is most pleasing. To our loyal andperhaps new sponsors, we and the competitorsgratefully thank you for your generosity.

We are most fortunate this year to be able to in-augurate two new trophies. For Supreme Cham-pion Foal there will be the perpetual trophykindly donated by Gloria Jarrott from theAlcheringa Stud, in memory of her foundationmare – Nattai Butterfly, foaled in 1969. It is mostpoignant for Gloria, the plinth for the Trophy ispart of the original mantelpiece of the originalhouse at Alcheringa, coupled with the memoriesof her foundation mare. Butterfly’s female prog-eny were successful in the show ring and asfoundation getters in their own right. We will behonored to have Gloria present this trophy at theshow. The second new trophy has been gener-ously presented by Ms Jacqui langfield of theGemsfield Stud. It will be for the Part WelshFoal Futurity.

There will be Gold Medals for the Supreme ledexhibit and Ridden Welsh & Part Welsh, not for-getting the Bronze Medal for Supreme WelshHarness exhibit. The Harness classes will beoverseen by an overseas Judge this year. Just a reminder for friends who are interested inthe Futurity Competition, pre-registration is re-quired, as I’m sure you all know. There are ex-cellent prizes to be won. Full information is inthis edition of Action.If you know of any sponsors who would be in-terested in being part of the show, please let usknow and we will contact them.As always, this large show needs helpers andvolunteers to run smoothly. Can you spare ussome time or do you know someone who wouldbe interested? let us know.DON’T FORGeT THe CHANGe OF DATeS,get the red highlighter out now!!Regards

Paul Quinn – [email protected] SOUTH WALES - Northern

THe TIMe HAS PASSeD QUICKlY sincethe beginning of the year as much has been

happening. The Northern NSW Young StockShow went off well in February in spite of verytrying conditions with the heat. Temperatures of37-38 degrees made it a bit uncomfortable foreveryone. However the judges, MelissaMcveagh and Margaret Butler were absoluteTrojans working hard to get through the programby 1pm. Major results: Ring 1, judge Melissa Mcveagh:Best Welsh in Hand and WPCSA Medal – Im-perial Bow Belle (D & M Smith). Best Young-stock Welsh Gelding – Bamborough Brightlights (K Thomsen).Champion Part Welsh –Canyon Sierra (M Stephenson)Major Results: Ring 2, judge Margaret Butler:Best Welsh in Hand – Bamborough Delilah (l& K Carrigan). Champion Welsh Gelding –Bells Mountain Mandalay (Ruth Anderson).Supreme Part Welsh – Sl Belafonte (G lovell).Plans are currently underway for the NorthernNSW Welsh Show later in the year. This year itwill be held at AeleC Tamworth on the 19thand 20th of November. The program will be fi-nalised at a meeting soon and published in thenext Action. Karen Carrigan [email protected]

NEW SOUTH WALES - Southern

BY THe TIMe THIS IS PRINTeD, two ofour events for 2016, the Foal and Young-

stock Show and the Working Hunter Clinic willhave happened. A lot of interest has been shownin both, so good days are expected. Apart fromthe Annual Meeting at Yass in June, our nextevent will be the Pony Classic later in the year.linden Stud is looking forward to the foal showsso they can enjoy showing their new geldingLinden Snow Ripple ( Ripple Brook Elgin x Nat-tai Snowfall dec ). The stud has two new WelshSection C ponies, a yearling filly, Bookra QueSera ( Grenwood Norseman x Barnon Amazing

Grace) and a gelding Yarrandale Cassaph(Rosnaree Cascade x Yarrandale Saphire) as adressage / hunter pony prospect. They look for-ward to many hours of fun with these threeponies.At Niscinda Welsh Cobs we farewelled NiscindaTaffeta to her new home last week. A lovelythree year old by Niscinda Amigo x PoelmBambi she is much appreciated by her new own-ers in the Hunter valley of NSW. Acheron Dawnis settled into her new home with Sue and MikeTurner in victoria, they also purchased her sonNiscinda Gracias Amigo a very pretty and typeygolden buckskin colt by Niscinda Amigo. Thisboy is destined for the show ring and will even-tually be used at stud. Dawn is hopefully backin foal to the palomino C stallion SmaajbasLegolas, maybe for another diluteThis is my last report as Publicity Officer for Ac-tion, as after being on this Committee since1998, as Chairperson for more than half the timeand Publicity Officer for much more than that,I feel it is time to ‘move over’ for another enthu-siastic person. The Annual Meeting in June willelect a new Publicity Officer and I wish themwell.

Shirley Atkinson NEW SOUTH WALES - Western

THe WeSTeRN NSW RPG is currently in-active however there is support for re-estab-

lishing the RPG. The process to do this is forCommittee of Management to call a SpecialMeeting of the membership to ascertain support.Members in the area are hopeful that there willbe support and that a new committee can beformed. Anyone interested in being a part of there-formed Western NSW RPG can please con-tact the WPCS Office on 03 5941 3288 or [email protected], Jacqui langfield on [email protected], or mobile 0414 484 466 orRobert Grant on 02 6344 3546.The vision of some members in the WesternNSW RPG area is to run shows in the area, con-duct training days and stud tours and engage out-side the traditional Welsh community possiblygetting involved with other clubs such as AdultRiding, Pony Club, Jump Club etc to get theWelsh pony riders and owners to sign up asMembers; organising better classes for the abovementioned Members at local Shows and events;offering sponsorship at local shows that holdWelsh classes, and tailoring them to suit localneeds; running information and Training Days,some aimed at the Youth especially, with guestspeakers and instructors; creating a Youth orien-tated show program at local shows, to give theYouth somewhere to exhibit the skills learned atour Training Days (along lines of the little RedDragon program, Kym Shingleton WA); revivethe previously successful Foal & YoungstockShow in May/June to give the young horses inour RPG the opportunity to exhibit without longtravel distances. GeMSFIelD STUD has had a very successfulAutumn show season with Gemsfield RoyalSpirit sashed Champion Partbred APSB at Syd-ney Royal and Birdwood Romanz winning


DERRALEA HAMLET15 year old liver Chestnut Stallion – 13 hh plus.Sire: Kirreway Play-Fair Dam: CongarinniHeather SOD: Chamberlayne Don Juan(ImpUK) A rare offering of the only (we understand)surviving son of the mighty producing stallionKirreway Play-Fair. Hamlet combines illustri-ous parentage, is excessively handsome andoozes Welshness. He is well limbed with freeflowing ground covering movement and a pro-ducer of amazingly lovely progeny. An ex-tremely easy natured stallion, a joy to havearound. We are extremely impressed by all hisprogeny thus far. $5,500.00

CONGARINNI THAI SILK17 year old liver Chestnut Mare – approx. 12.2hh. Sire: Chamberlayne Don Juan (imp) Dam:Belvoir Brocade SOD: Lechlade Scarlet Pimper-nel (Imp UK) Silky has produced for us the out-standing filly Scarlett (being retained) and twocolts (gelded) Saxon and Sparkz, all by MorefairBryn. Silky is in foal (due early September 2017)to Derralea Hamlet. Silky had her first foal in2014 and has many years of breeding in her. Shehas a lovely relaxed demeanour, extremely hardyand very easy to maintain. $6,000.00

MOREFAIR VELVET6 year old Grey Mare – 12.2hh Sire: MorefairBryn Dam: Morefair Verity SOD: BlackamoorSuperstar (Imp UK) A pony for an ambitiousyoung rider seeking a top class super movingsaddle/show pony. Started under saddle in 2014and lightly campaigned in 2015. The winner of2015 SHC Small Hunter Show Newcomer anda Finalist Top 10 SHC Small Show Hunter.Competed in First Ridden and Pony Club with a9 year old. Displays impeccable manners, has awonderful work ethic and ability to learn andthrives on ‘doing things’. As with all our poniesshe has a lovely soft snaffle mouth, is wellschooled and super responsive to seat aids. Wehave no hesitation in believing Velvet in timewill follow her dam and become a mightyschoolmaster pony. For the breeder, a rare pureWelsh B grand-daughter of the legendry Black-amoor Superstar (Imp UK). $8,000.00MOREFAIR PAXTONA young sire of the future or a top classHunter pony. DOB Aug. 2015. Sire: DerraleaHamlet Dam: Morefair Paisley SOD: MorefairBryn. The very lovely and handsome Paxtonpresents an opportunity for a Welsh breeder to

acquire wonderful bloodlines or for the saddle /show enthusiast, a pony of immense potential. Alovely rich red chestnut. An extremely well bod-ied pony, good correct limbs and lovely move-ment, should mature 13hh plus. very intelligentand sensible. Shown at the 2015 WA All WelshShow, foal class (2nd). His dam Morefair Pais-ley is a SHC large Show Hunter HOTY winnerand was Reserve Welsh B mare 2015 WA AllWelsh Show. $1,750 MOREFAIR SPARKZYearling chestnut gelding – to mature over 13.2hh. Sire: Morefair Bryn Dam: Congarinni ThaiSilk. A super exciting project pony with the nec-essary formula to excel at the highest level?This boy has the X Factor. A lovely naturedboy, Sparkz already stands at approx. 13hh. Avery elegant and eye catching pony with effort-less floating movement. A great saddle prospectfor an ambitious rider. Only shown the once forChampion Yearling Gelding at recent WA Prog-eny on Parade Foal Show. $2,500.00

Family circumstance is the reason for thesale of these animals. Genuine enquiriesonly please. Approved homes are essential.

Julie / Lauren / Justine McGregor 0499 332 790 - 0467 198 531 - 0403 598 581MOREFAIR STUD 249 Taylor Road BULLSBROOK WA 6084

Morefair Velvet.

Derralee Hamlet

presents for sale

Congarinni Thai Silk


RPG RoundupPalomino classes at both Canberra and SydneyRoyals before losing the flowing locks and plait-ing up to become Australian Champion ArabianPony Mare Ridden at the National ArabianChampionships. Both horses great examples ofPart Welsh succeeding in other fields.Two ponies have made their way to new homes:Gemsfield Royal Ballet has made her home per-manently with Nicole Rivett who has shown hersince she was a foal; and Gemsfield Twice Shyhas joined the Berle Family as a future showhorse and leading Rein prospect. Good luck toboth these ponies.

Jacqui Langfield [email protected] EAST & BORDER

THIS eDITION OF Action will see the NeBRPG gearing up for our Working Hunter

Clinic which will be held at the end of July. Thisis not only a very informative weekend but a funone as well so book in early.Our Performance Show has moved to Saturday3rd September. The program has also undergonesome changes, it appears in this edition. Our group sponsored the Show Hunter leadingRein and Show Hunter First Ridden classes atthe Battle of the Borders show run by our localShow Horse Council Group at Albury. Theseclasses were well supported and it was fantasticto see the Welsh ponies do so well. The winnersof our awards were Ripple Brook Antique andEagle Park Ceaser, both Welsh Mountain geld-ings. We have been sponsoring our regionalGrand National Qualifiers for a couple of yearsnow. It is very pleasing to see the First Riddenclasses now included and our local memberMark Bullen from Imperial Stud sponsoring theMini Championship at the Grand Nationals inSydney. These events are excellent promotionfor the Welsh.Our group was invited to be the caterers at theshow also, this was a fantastic fundraiser for usand it was great to see so many of our memberssupport us for the day. There were a number ofWelsh and Part Welsh who gained their GrandNational tickets over the weekend, includingBordershow Shimmer, Yatarla Park Showpeice,Cambridge Park Hugo Boss, Bremala Miss Vic-toria, Langtree Just Divine, Bamborough BettyBoop, Sanlirra Talk of the Town, Dunelm En-chantment, Owendale Valencia, OwendaleBeesting, Loriot Breaking Dawn, MorningsideHot Goss and Beauparc Glitterati. Congratula-tions to all involved.The Hodge family's Welsh Mountain geldingFlowerdale Topshot is another pony flying theflag for the Welsh breed. Tully as he is knownand his rider Beth Rowley (age 10) have had afantastic couple of months competing with suc-cess as an open show hunter pony; Show HorseCouncil SA Rising Star Champion, PreliminarySmall SH Pony and Runner Up Child's and FirstRidden SH Pony followed up by being RunnerUp National Champion Ridden Welsh Hunterand Runner Up National Champion Welsh lead-ing Rein/First Ridden Pony after winning theleading Rein with ellie Gilberd on board. Heregularly attends Pony Club and does everything

from novelties to flat teams. Tully and Beth havejust completed their first Horse Trials, jumpinga clear in both show jumping and cross countryto finish fourth overall out of 32 ponies.CASTAN AllT: Alex Bethell is having a verysuccessful year with the two saddle ponies somuch so that she has decided to not pursue thegrowth of her stud and to concentrate on riddenactivities. Cherrington Mendolsen has excelledhimself in the dressage arena, winning theTrakehners Australia Silver Snaffles DressageSeries (l2 HRCAv), upgrading to level 1HRCAv, and recently being awarded eA Cham-pion elementary Pony at his first attempt at theHorseland Dressage Series at elmore equestrianClub. Karanga Dallas has achieved many acco-lades this season both in and out of the showring. His rug count currently lies at eight for theseason so will keep himself very warm over win-ter. His major wins include Champion Prelimi-nary Dressage Pony at NSW All Welsh Show,Supreme led Gelding at vAWS, TTT ShowingHighpoint Champion and Best Performed Welsh,Supreme Welsh Gelding at Barastoc, NationalChampion Senior Gelding, Working HunterPony and Ridden Welsh Pony at the Welsh Na-tional Show, level Champion at MansfieldHorse Trials and eA Champion Novice Dressage

Pony at elmore equestrian Club. To finish offthe season before his well-earned winter breakhe will compete in the second round of theHorseland Series at elmore, a HRCAv Com-bined Training event and TTT Horse Trails aspart of the Welsh Pony & Cob enthusiasts Rid-ing Club. KARMA PARK: The NeB RPG recently wel-comed Karma Park stud into the area. This studis owned by Greg and Sandy Jamieson and wasfounded in Western Australia some 30 years ago.They have recently moved their stud to theeuroa district transporting 23 horses across theNullarbor. They are producers of Part Welsh,Australian Riding Ponies, Arabian Riding Poniesand one or two Welsh ponies. Recent success forKarma Park was at the 2016 Grand Nationalswhere Karma Park National Girl took out theRunner Up Small Galloway ChampionshipWe have seen a lot of our members out and aboutdoing very well not just in the show ring, but incombined driving, dressage and eventing. Pleaseremember to send news and high res photo-graphs for Action to [email protected] ofyour ponies out and about so we can continue topromote our great welshies.

Fiona Forge [email protected]

Above: Beth Rowley and Flowerdale Topshot competing cross-country at their first Horse Trials.Below: Alex Bethell and Cherrington Mendolsen competing in Dressage. Photo: Nicole Kuiper


Teresa Townsend Great Western VictoriaPhone: 03 5356 2523 Mobile: 0429 953 625

Email: [email protected]

Meithrin Welsh Cobs is proud to offer thefollowing Section Cs for sale as we windup our cob breeding program ...

CATARAQUI HASUFEL (pictured right) Photo Bridey LeeBlack 13 year old Section C stallion by Nattai Sprig (SectionA) out of Cataraqui Arielle dec (Section D). Refer to the lastedition of Action (Autumn) for a brief listing of his amazingshow ring achievements.

MEITHRIN HEAVEN SENT By Cataraqui Hasufel out of Bookra Maggie May (Wingana Welsh Flyer x BarnonAmazing Grace). 4 year old chestnut mare. In foal to Cataraqui Hasufel. MultiSupreme Champ winner and twice Best Welsh Foal of Show at Ballarat & YarraValley RPG Foal Shows.

MEITHRIN SPELLBOUND (pictured left) Photo: Kerri Afford

By Cataraqui Hasufel out of Yarrandale Ankie (Rosnaree Cascade x YarrandaleDaffodil. Rising 4 year old black mare. In foal to Cataraqui Hasufel. SupremeChampionship winner, lightly shown as a three year old to win Best YoungstockExhibit of Show at the inaugural BACH 2015 All Breeds Pony Pageant.

MEITHRIN ANGELS PASSINGBy Cataraqui Hasufel out of Bookra Maggie May (Wingana Welsh Flyer x BarnonAmazing Grace). Liver chestnut yearling, unshown to date.

MARIANA LODGE FANTASIAPossibly the last daughter of Acheron Hot Chocolate, out of Cataraqui Willamena(Natta Sprig x Pembroke Samsara). In foal to Cataraqui Hasufel.

MEITHRIN AMAZING GRACE - SOLD Cataraqui Hasufel x Bookra Maggie May

All ponies are in excellent health, well-han-dled and are genuinely offered for sale. Mares can be purchased separately fromtheir foals once they are weaned.


RPG RoundupQUEENSLAND

THe WelSH WINNeR of the 2015 Queens-land RPG Pony Club Performance Compe-

tition was Maeve Keeva Castiel, a Section Dgelding, ridden by Amy Clancy, with runner upSection A gelding, Belle Phlynn Park Puss’N’Boots, ridden by Tyler Short. The Part WelshWinner was Euston Royal Ascot ridden byPatrick Frohloff and the runner up, Jukoma Ver-sace ridden by Ashleigh Taylor. Many thanks toSupreme Horseware for sponsoring rugs for ourwinners! At the time of writing, the 2016 Queensland AllWelsh Show is yet to be held. There is alwaysgreat excitement surrounding this show and awonderful opportunity to see stunning Welshponies, looking their very best, in one location.Our International judges this year are RuthPhillips, Manorowen Stud, Wales, and Mats Ols-son, Kulltorps Stud, Sweden. They will be sup-ported by Kym Shingleton, Penrhys Stud,Western Australia, Robert Cockram, DeanhillsStud, victoria and Stephen Pile, Dracmoore StudQueensland. Toowoomba Royal Show was held on 5th April2016, with Andrew Phillips (UK) officiating. Hewas a very popular judge, working hard in everyclass and courteous to all competitors. Therewere large classes in Section A and B, withCatherine Ashdown’s mare Glengarry Guine-vere the only representative in the Cob classes.Sharon Nihot won Best Welsh In Hand and thePauline Owen Memorial Trophy with her Sec-tion B mare, Bamborough Camille. KarangaMyriah, a Section B mare owned by vanessaellaby, won Grand Champion in the Native PonyChallenge. Jill Arthy reports that euston Stud was also verysuccessful with Loralla Songbird sashedSupreme Youngstock, and Euston Spice Girl, byEuston Popstar, Reserve Champion Welsh Bfilly. Toowoomba was also the first major showfor seven year old Austin Brown and WillowsChatterbox (aka Squeak), riding in the leadingRein Pony and led Rider 6 and under 8, placingsixth in his rider class. A very rewarding day forall involved. Our next show will be the Native Pony Foal &Youngstock Show to be held on Saturday 9thJuly 2016 at the Woodford showgrounds. Thiswill be a Society Bronze Medal and Sires RatingShow, with a full range of in-hand classes for allSections of the WPCS Stud Book and other Na-tive ponies. Schedule is available on our website,entries close 17th June. Our judges for this showare Michele Wearing-Smith and Nicolette Jones-Ryan, both from NSW. Our little Red Dragon show at Toogoolawahwas a great success! So much fun and quite afew first time competitors which was the aim ofthe event. lead Rein and First Ridden were verypopular and it was wonderful to see the supportnetwork of parents and grandparents for eachchild. everyone had positive comments whichwas also a real bonus. Recently, Stonyvale Trixie and her driver KathyPile flew the Welsh flag at the Kilkivan Great

Ride, an annual event which this year includeda 30km drive. After eight weeks of strenuoustraining and three sets of shoes, Trixie was awell-muscled athlete who was extremely fit andready to take on the challenge. They encounteredcows, bulls, creek crossings, wooden bridges andlots of hills with rocks, washouts and tree rootsas well as beautiful scenery. Trixie took it all inher stride and still looked good leading the grandparade at the end of the drive.Breeders remember to nominate your unbornfoals who will be eligible for the 2019 Qld FoalFuturity now, with first nominations closing on31st July 2016. Those who have nominated forthe 2017 Foal Futurity, your final nomination feeis due on 31 July 2016.

Julia Hardie Publicity Officer [email protected]

www.wpcs.com.au/qld

QUEENSLAND - Sunshine & Fraser Coast

THe eASTeR HOlIDAYS saw our Queens-land Welshies out and about competing in a

number of events which clearly shows the ver-satility of the breed.Congratulations to Hannah Davey and her ponyAnian Frodo as they both completed their firstendurance ride on Sunday 27th March. The Far-A-Way endurance Riders Association Inc, holdan annual easter endurance Carnival at theMary valley Show Grounds, Imbil. This highlyregarded event brings all the top endurance rid-ers, and generally speaking their Arabians, to

compete in a number of events, the pinnaclebeing the 320 km marathon. For the youngerriders there is a 5 km challenge but even theseyoung riders and their mounts have to gothrough the same rigorous health and veterinarychecks. Frodo passed with straight As on his vetcard and Hannah was awarded a ribbon for‘Best Trot Out’.On Saturday 2nd April, Kathy Pile literally flewthe Welsh flag as she and her pony StonyvaleTrixie proudly led the procession through the

Above: Stonyvale Trixie and Kathy Pile at the end of the 30km Kilkivan drive. Below left: AustinBrown and Wattles Chatterbox at 2016 Toowoomba Royal Show. Below right: Fancy Dress win-ners, Bella Anderson with her pony Mac and judge Sarah Davis, Society Young Ambassador.

Hannah Davey and her pony Anian Frodo withtheir ribbon for ‘Best Trot Out’ at their first en-durance ride.


RPG Roundupstreets of Kilkivan. The 30 km drive was part ofthe Great Kilkivan Horse Ride, an annual festi-val held in April which draws a massive crowdof approximately 1100 horses to ride and drivethrough the picturesque area surrounding thetownship. Kilkivan is perfectly situated on theBi-Centennial National Trail and the ride culmi-nates in a procession down the main street.Kathy and Trixie proudly led the procession,closely followed by her husband Stephen and hisDartmoor pair, before the riders from the lightHorse Troop and the huge entourage of ridersfrom the three trail rides that followed. A veryproud moment.

Richard Davey [email protected] AUSTRALIA

THe QUIeT PeRIOD AFTeR THe Young-stock show in January is a good slot for plan-

ning for the SA RPG. We have locked in dates forour Annual Meeting, Performance Day, All Welshand even the Youngstock Show in February 2017!The next event for us is the Welsh, Part Welsh andRiding Pony Foal Show at Tilling Hill, echungaon 1st May 2016. Our judges are Jan Brennanfrom Mariana lodge and Judy Ritchie from Rich-dale Stud – both in victoria. This is our smallestevent on the calendar but it is pleasing that entrynumbers over the last few years are holding. Wereckon to get good weather and it’s nice to have asmall event where we can do a bit of socialisingas well as showing.The SA RPG sponsored the Welsh and Part Welshled and ridden classes at the recent Royal AdelaideBreeds Show. This year’s judge was Kylie Hick-man from Bamborough Stud in NSW. Numberswere down for our classes… although the RoyalShow Society reports that the show entries overallhave grown over 90 percent in the past few years.Come on Welsh members, please come out andsupport this event. Or let us know why you’re notdoing so. The overall Supremes for the day wereTorlyn Playtime, Champion A, Wynara ModelChampion B, Seawynd Gypsy Queen ChampionD and Armanii Park Spiderman Champion Geld-ing. Wynara Model went on to be sashed SupremeWelsh exhibit. In the Part Welsh, Willowcrest Dreams was Cham-pion Mare/Filly and went on to take out Supremeled Part Welsh, Uhavta Khe Sanh was ChampionGelding and Wynara Sweet Revenge was Cham-pion Stallion/Colt. In the saddle classes, Weston Park Verdasco wasawarded Champion Ridden Welsh, Balena DarkKnight Champion Ridden Part Welsh, and Cham-pion Welsh leading Rein/First Ridden went toDalbrae Martyn with Champion Open leadingRein/First Ridden going to Whistlejackets Firefly.The SA RPG sponsored classes providing the gor-geous Autumn coloured garlands and a prize forall the children in the Welsh and Open leadingRein classes. There are full results and photos inthis issue.The SA RPG Annual Meeting will be on Sunday19th June 2016 at the Burnside Community Hall.The meeting will start at 1:30 pm with our guestspeaker followed by the Annual Meeting whichwill start at 2pm. All welcome. All welcome. We

have invited Janet Murphy, from Committee ofManagement and Chair of the COM FinanceCommittee to be our guest speaker and to chair theAnnual Meeting. Janet runs Keyi Stud in victoriawith her husband Chris. They are about to importa new Waxwing stallion from Scotland so it willbe interesting to hear all about this venture.Thanks to the SA Welsh community who sup-ported the Murray Bridge All Breeds Show.Champion Welsh Mountain was Rivington Stud’sRivington Ascot, Champion Welsh Pony was liaBlacket’s Wynara Model, Champion Welsh Ponyof Cob Type was Glen Lewis Gold Rush shown bylucy Schofield and Champion Gelding was Dal-brae Vegas shown by the Mitchell Family.Supreme Welsh exhibit went to Rivington Ascot.He also took out the Supreme led of Show for thesecond consecutive year.

Members wishing to enter the 2016 SA Foal Fu-turity – which will be judged in 2019 - shouldcomplete the FF form in this issue of Action. FFdetails re the events being judged in 2017 and2018 will be sent to participants soon. The SA FoalFuturity is open to all Welsh and Part Welsh foalsbut they must be entered before they are born thisSpring. The winners receive prize money (as aproportion of the entry pool) and the SA RPG hasput up a $100 Special Award for the Best Welshand the Best Part Welsh Foal Futurity. If you areplanning to breed a foal this coming season youshould contact lesley March on 08 8383 7028The SA RPG meets at 7 pm on the second Tuesdayat Meadows Memorial Hall. All welcome.VICTORIA - Ballarat & Central Highlands

All IS veRY QUIeT in our region at themoment. With most shows over, the ponies

have been turned out and foals are being weanedin readiness for the foal shows.The BACH Annual Meeting will be held on July3 at the Royal Mail Hotel in Sebastopol starting

at 11.00 am. Please come along and support yourRPG. We would love to see some new memberspresent.Some exciting news from Ashley and ScarlettPorter who have announced they are expectinga baby in September. A little lead Rein rider ofthe future?Barb Marchant has moved her Alpha Stud fromWinchelsea to Hamilton and is settling in. Withrenovations etc to do she is very busy but happywith how it is all proceeding. Nola Gallagher recently sadly lost her lovelySection D mare Alcheringa Fantasia.At Westbury Stud they are pleased that theirhomebred stallion Westbury Hercules is produc-ing some nice stock for Rebecca Moxham atFosters vally Stud over her Osory Destiny/Nat-tai bred mares. Westbury Lady Lotto and West-bury Dinah have also joined the Fosters valleyherd. The bay stallion Dalgangle Motown hasmoved to Rivington Stud in SA. Two excep-tional fillies have been retained and as a bonuscolts from Westbury Chanel and OwendaleCream Puff arrived after his departure. Wora-nora Tribute, a palomino Section A stallion byYsselvliedts Golden Boy (Imp NL) from Wora-nora Tanith was purchased to cover the West-bury A mares this season. Burrowa Challenger,a bay Welsh Cob standing 14.3 hh continues toleave outstanding progeny. He is crossing wellwith Thoroughbreds, Arabs, Warmbloods, andAmerican Saddle Breds. His daughter WestburyNola was shown last season for Best YoungstockCob at the BACH All Breeds Show and secondin the three year old filly Class at the victorianAll Welsh Show.Westbury Vanity Fair a Section C two year oldfilly has been bought by Brodie Sheehan. Brodieis a Child Psychologist and intends to use Vanityin her work with Children. Christiane Pennefa-ther has purchased Westbury Saladin, a dark bayD Colt from Westbury Sybil and he is destinedfor a career in dressage. The largest concentra-tion of Westbury Cobs in Queensland is at KimQuodling’s Stonyvale Stud. Kim owns WestburyThe Pulitzer, Westbury Marta and Westbury LadyMarmalade who was mated with Synod Aristo-crat (Imp UK) on route to Queensland. WestburyStorm, Section C filly, and Westbury Van Goghgelding of Section B breeding have been sold toDarren and Jo Dorman, successful harness ex-hibitors. They will follow in the footsteps ofWestbury Shadowman.Happy birthday to Sarah Wiltshire who cele-brated her 21st Birthday in April. In his speechfor the occasion, Dad Stephen reflected on whatan influence Welsh Ponies and Cobs had on herupbringing. It all began with the Mountain PonyDalgangle Blue Danube (Danny) and continuedwith the Cob Bookra Bae Amba (Nancy). Bothwere perfect mounts for Sarah and despite beingrespectively 24 and 26 years of age this yearcontinue to be ridden and cherished by otherchildren.

Lana GrayPublicity Officer BACH RPG

Rivington Ascot winning back to back SupremeLed Exhibit of Show at the SA Murray BridgeAll Breeds Show. Photo: Sarah Barker

RPG RoundupVICTORIA - Gippsland & Peninsula

SUMMeR IS OveR for another year. Whatwill winter bring? Hopefully some rain!

We held our Youngstock and Performance Showin January at Akoonah Park, Berwick. This yearsaw the addition of two open rings which includedRidden Welsh, Open and Hunter classes. We alsoincluded open led classes and a fun ring. Theevent was highly successful. The weather waslovely and all the ponies were of the highest qual-ity. Thank you to Sue Richie, Darryl King, WendyMcDonald and Fiona Forge for judging and thankyou to all our competitors, sponsors and everonethat helped make this show such a success.Next year sees Gippsland and Peninsula RPGhost the Welsh Feature Show. This will be heldon 22nd January 2017 at Akoonah Park,Berwick. More information to come. We are alsoplanning to do a Stud tour in November soplease keep an eye out for more information onour FB page and Action.GlYNYARRA PARK: We recently sold a twoyear old filly, Glynyarra Park Bella (ArielenMaestro x Glynyarra Park Blush) to a greathome with Janelle Russell of Salient Stud. Withthe dry season we were happy to have only twofoals, both of which were fillies, a full sister toBella and a filly by Llanfairbryn Goldrush outof Owendale Nora. It was good to see our youngcolt, Glynyarra Park Rose Tattoo (Osory Who-ever x Glynyarra Park Winter Rose) out at a cou-ple of shows. Thanks to Nattai River forproducing him so well. Fingers crossed for rainfor the terribly dry parts of the country.The Gippsland and Peninsula RPG hold theirmeetings on the third Monday of each month atTooradin Sports Club in Tooradin; 7pm for din-ner, meeting commences at 8pm. everyone ismost welcome.

Dayle Clarke - Publicity OfficeVICTORIA - Yarra ValleySeveRAl YARRA vAlleY members at-tended the National Show at Tatura, some com-peting and some dedicated souls supportingfriends and relatives as spectators. The WelshSeminar held on the Monday was also popularwith judges and enthusiasts alike. There is al-ways something to learn at these informativeevents and when held in conjunction with athree-day competition, too good an opportunityto pass up.Fawks Performance & Welsh Stud - We have thefantastic news that Fern Wright and Kamber Pry-deri (BB) recently competed at the Sydney CDI,one of Australia’s Premier International Dressageevents. They were placed second overall in theUnder 25 years CDI Dressage Competition, sec-ond in the Intermediate II, second in the Under 25Grand Prix and second in the Grand PrixFreestyle, with a personal best score of 67.5%, avery impressive feat for a Welsh Cob and hisyoung, but very talented, trainer and rider FernWright. Fern and BB are very conspicuous (thispleases BB but not the modest Fern) at suchevents and are fantastic ambassadors for theWelsh breed. Well done Fern, BB and all the team!DReSSAGe ClASSIC TATURA - The Yarra

valley was successfully represented by SkyeWright riding Burrowa Bashar and AlexandraParratt riding Grantulla Leviathan. Skye placedfifth in the elementary Official Pony 3.1 andfourth in the 3.2. Alex placed fifth in both theWelsh (non official) 1.1 and 1.2. A rewarding re-sult on a newcomer to dressage competitions.Congratulations to both competitors. WESTERN AUSTRALIA

WeSTeRN AUSTRAlIA has had a busyand successful few months with our

Youngstock Show, Progeny on Parade Foal andYearling Show and great results coming from theShow Horse Council Grand Nationals. In thecoming months we are running our Mountainand Moorland Performance Show, our little RedDragon Show, along with our Annual Meetingand Judges Seminar.The Youngstock Show was held on valentinesDay with Sabina Helmgens as our judge. Theoverall Supreme Welsh in Hand exhibit of theShow was the Ransom Family’s Section B twoyear old filly Charisma Silver Edition, with therunner up going to Joanne Brooke’s D Colt,Brookevalley Cearwyn. The Part Welsh Supremeexhibit was Keralyn Frazer’s Gordon ParkTimeless and Runner up went to Karen Angus’sAvoir Illuminare.Grand Nationals were held in March and it waswonderful to see some WA Bred ponies doing sowell. In the Welsh Pony & Cob Society spon-sored Grand National Show Hunter leadingRein Pony, the Section A gelding, Wendamar Es-kimo Joe was awarded the Runner-up BronzeAward. He is ridden by Ruby Zuchetti, ownedby Wilson/Zuchetti and bred by Wendy McDon-ald. Eskimo Joe was also pulled in for Top 10 inthe First Ridden Show Hunter Pony with HarrietForrest aboard. The Child’s large Show HunterPony over 12.2hh ne 14hh was won by the verysuccessful Part Welsh Gelding Gem ParkDebonare, bred and owned by eileen Morris andridden by Jenna Hall. The next WA bred pony tofeature was Judaroo Pedlar, owned and riddenby Kadance langley. Pedlar was awarded theReserve Champion, Silver Award in the Openleading Rein Pony, a wonderful result for a littleWelsh Mountain gelding. Kadance and Pedlarwere also awarded the Smartest on Parade in theGrand National Rider aged 6 and under 9 yearsof age. Great to see four young riders we see atall our shows doing so well on their WA bredponies at a National level.Our Progeny on Parade Show for foals and year-lings was held on April the 10th. Although theentries were slow coming, in the end we hadvery good numbers for our small State. SupremeWelsh Foal went to the Section C filly, LondonPark Super Girl, owned and shown by CatherineAnderson. Runner-up Welsh Foal was Hazel Fil-iar’s Glen Avon Snow Candy. Supreme PartWelsh Foal was awarded to Brayside HeavensDivine. In the yearlings the King Family’s KingsTown Keltic Legend was Supreme and the win-ning Part Welsh Yearling was emily Johnson’sJayleigh Silouette.On the 12th June the Mountain and MoorlandPerformance Show is to be held at SerpentinePony Club. This show offers owners of Welsh

Ponies and other Native Breeds an opportunityto show their animals as per the breed standardsin show and working hunter classes. It will begreat to see this show grow. At the end of July, beginning of August we areplanning to run the WA RPG Annual Meeting,with a guest speaker, a Seminar and the littleRed Dragon Show over a weekend. It is hopedthat camping will be available for people tomake the most of the weekend.Finally a bit of news from a young lady and herpony, Section A mare, Wendamar Flirt. AmeliaMcDonald, helped by her mum Kathi, had plac-ings in all the Kindi (5 years & under) leadingRein Classes at the recent WA APSB Show. Theytook on a young green pony 18 months ago andFlirt has turned into the perfect kids pony at theripe old age of six showing off the wonderfultemperaments of our Welsh Ponies!

Above: Best Welsh In Hand at the YoungstockShow, Charisma Silver Edition and Judge SabinaHelmgens. Below: Supreme Welsh Foal at Prog-eny on Parade, London Park Super Girl withJudge Ruth Phillips.

Amelia McDonald and Wendamar Flirt.



THe SHOW HORSe COUNCIl of Australa-sia proudly presented ‘The Grand National

Championships’ at the Sydney Internationalequestrian Centre from 16th to 19th March2016. The countryside is travelled by those eagerto gain their qualification to compete, distancehas no boundaries in the qualification stage, orthe championships. With the event now livestreamed, many interested UK viewers tuned in,one of the biggest questions was “Why are allthe Welsh plaited?”It does raise the question, how do we get theWelsh on the national stage, like their Shetlandcounterparts? Is this event the opening for Aus-tralia’s HOYS? We can only hope for that in thefuture, in the meanwhile the WPCSA hasworked with the SHCA to introduce new classesto both the qualifying and championship pro-gram with huge success. In only its third year, the Show Hunter leadRein Pony filled its objective, with all 25 plusentries being Welsh or Part Welsh ponies, a hugeachievement for the WPCSA sponsored event. This year was the first time the First Riddenclasses had been added to the Championshipprogram. Although they had been regular classesat the qualifying shows, in the 2015-16 showseason they were split into Open and ShowHunter sections and this year saw them added tothe Championship program, with the WPCSAalso sponsoring the Show Hunter First Ridden.Recognition must go to all the Regional Promo-tional Groups that jumped on board to sponsorboth Show Hunter classes at their local or statequalifying shows, this really helped build thesupport. Another inclusion in the 2016 Championshipprogram was the Mini Championship, with MarkBullen of the Imperial Stud kindly sponsoringthis event which took place centre stage at the‘Peter Horobin Night of Stars’, held on the Sat-urday evening. Three of the four ponies compet-ing were registered Welsh or Part Welsh and itwas the Welsh Mountain Pony gelding nomi-nated by Gates, Heyne and Cherrington Ponies ,Eagle Park Casino, winner of the Show HunterFirst Ridden Pony class that took the top honoursunder the three international judges. Congratulations to everyone who qualified forwhat must be considered Australia’s premiersaddle horse show, to qualify is a great achieve-ment, to win or place is outstanding. Welsh win-ners at the event were:‘Welsh Pony & Cob Society of Australia’Grand National Show Hunter Leading ReinPony ne 12hh – Rider 3 years & under 8years: Champion (Gold Award): Part Welshgelding Sarven Park Succeed N Excel,(Rathowen XL x Trentlyn Rebecca by WestonPin-Up Boy) Mullan Family; Reserve Champion(Silver Award): gelding of Section A breedingImperial Bonus, (Imperial Caruso x ImperialBewitched by Weston Park Talisman) M Gatesand Cherrington Ponies; Runner-Up (BronzeAward): gelding of Section A breeding Wen-damar Eskimo Joe, (Wendamar Fanciful x Wen-

damar Erianne by Pendock Miracle Imp UK) KWilson, M & R Zuchetti. ‘Ramsay Show Saddles’ Smartest on Parade:Welsh Mountain Pony mare Creswell Aurora,(Osory Mr Sandman x Creswell Anastasia byDjerriwarrh Gumnut), e Daly ‘Welsh Pony & Cob Society of Australia’Grand National Childs First Ridden ShowHunter Pony ne 12.2hh – Rider 5 years &under 12 years: Champion (Gold Award): Geld-ing of Section A Breeding Eagle Park Casino,(Imperial Baledur x Torlyn Cameo by WaxwingHerod Imp UK), M Gates & l & l Heyne &Cherrington Ponies; Reserve Champion (SilverAward): Part Welsh gelding Bellgarra Timden(Janevelyn Madras x Mirinda Keepsake by Ke-ston Royal Occasion Imp UK), R & A Spring;Runner-Up (Bronze Award): Gelding of SectionB Breeding Cherrington Royal Ambassador(Bamborough Ambassador x Llanfechan Rose-mary Rose by Keston Royal Occasion Imp UK),B Digney & J & R equestrian. ‘Lorelle Mercer Photography’ Smartest onParade: Gelding of Section A Breeding KendaPark Chevrolet (Imperial Mendel x WoranoraCherub by Weston Platinum), A & B Goodall. ‘Michelle Labahn & Associates’ Grand Na-tional Leading Rein Pony ne 12hh – Rider 3years & under 8 years: Champion (Gold Award):Part Welsh gelding Fontain Park Candyman (Tar-ragon Park Majestic x Fontain Park Ella), S Mur-den; Reserve Champion (Silver Award): Geldingof Section A Breeding Judaroo Pedlar (JudarooBoston x Judaroo Welsh Princess by Pendock Mir-acle Imp UK), R & K langley.‘Ramsay Show Saddles’ Smartest on Parade:Part Welsh mare Prospect Blue Allegria (Jind-abyne Park Regal x Prospect Blue Playtime), J& I Anderson.‘Riding Pony Stud Book Society of Australia’Grand National Childs First Ridden SaddlePony ne 12.2hh – Rider 5 years & under 12years: Reserve Champion (Silver Award): PartWelsh mare Ascot Starfinch (Ascot Classic SilkAI x Imperial Star Dust by Imperial Juggler), Bvankampen & S Bonglietti; Runner-Up (BronzeAward): Part Welsh mare Yartarla Park Show-piece (Beckworth Rising Shadow x BeckworthRoyal Splash), J Tonkin. ‘Lorelle Mercer Photography’ Smartest onParade: Gelding of Section A Breeding KendaPark Chardonnay (Roseraie Renaissance xKenda Park Chloe by Imperial Mendel), C Mil-lard & G Barlow.‘Sydney Solvents’ Grand National ChildsSmall Show Hunter Pony ne 12.2hh – Riderunder 17 years: Champion (Gold Award): PartWelsh gelding Brandy Hollow Park Candyman(Mount View Park Kiyatta x Koorana GoldenJubilee), Bellman & Horspole Families; ReserveChampion (Silver Award): Gelding of Section BBreeding Brampton Royal Whispers (BramptonSinbad x Brampton Seduction by Imperial Jeri-coe), K Patten; Runner-Up (Bronze Award):Gelding of Section B Breeding Owendale Mr

Perkins (Owendale Perci x Owendale Mar-malade by Baughurst William of Orange ImpUK), M labahn.‘Cozmedics & Aliange Skin Care’ Grand Na-tional Childs Large Show Hunter Pony over12.2hh ne 14hh – Rider under 17 years:Champion (Gold Award): Part Welsh geldingGem Park Debonare (Yartarla Park Chipmonkx Langtree Wild Romance), e Morris; ReserveChampion (Silver Award): Part Welsh geldingLoriot Breaking Dawn (Stanton Park LemonRuski x Stanton Park Fantasia), R Gerber; Run-ner-Up (Bronze Award): Part Welsh geldingMorningside Hot Goss (Kira Special Affair x Le-anda Idle Gossip), lee Family. ‘Lorelle Mercer Photography’ Smartest onParade: Gelding of Section B Breeding Owen-dale Rembrandt (Owendale Perci x OwendaleMarmalade by Baughurst William of OrangeImp UK), Treneman & Duncan Families. ‘MP Gloss Products’ Grand National ChildsShow Hunter Galloway over 14hh ne 15hh –Rider under 17 years: Champion (GoldAward): Part Welsh gelding Silkwood Playboy(Jackets Bluebird Imp UK x Cover Girl of As-tral), A & K Webb; Reserve Champion (SilverAward): Part Welsh gelding Corndale Kiss andTell (AI) (Ascot Classic Silk AI x It’s A Date), BDuncan-Coward.‘Langtree Stud’ Grand National Childs LargeSaddle Pony over 12.2hh ne 14hh – Riderunder 17 years: Champion (Gold Award): PartWelsh mare Langtree First Wish (Weston ParkChaucer x Langtree First Love), J langley. ‘Lorelle Mercer Photography’ Smartest onParade: Part Welsh gelding Mirinda Alabaster(Mirinda Field of Dreams x Rotherwood Mati-nee Imp UK), D Plumb.‘Langtree Stud” Grand National ChildsSmall Saddle Pony ne 12.2hh – Rider under17 years: Reserve Champion (Silver Award):Part Welsh mare Ascot Starfinch (Ascot ClassicSilk AI x Imperial Star Dust by Imperial Jug-gler), B vankampen & S Bonglietti.

Megan Howe

Francis Goodyer’s Ripple Brook Antique, winnerof the Show Hunter Lead Rein at the Battle of theBorders Show class sponsored by the NEB, withNEB representative Mark Bullen. Photo: RobynCuzens

WELSH WINNERS AT THE

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Eagle Park CasinoPhoto: Danni Milligan Photography

Gem Park DebonarePhoto: Lorelle Mercer

Sarven Park Succeed N ExcelPhoto: A Little More Grace

Fontain Park CandymanPhoto: A Little More Grace

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RESULTS - 2016 Gippsland & Peninsula RPG Youngstock Show

31st January 2016 at Akoona Park, Berwick Photos: Julie Wilson

RING 1. Judge: Sue RichieWELSH MOUNTAIN PONIES: Colt yearling - 1. CParratt’s Mariana lodge Trojan. Colt 2 years - 1.elargee Stud’s elargee True Gold. 2. A Austin and CTaylor’s Avlon Rio. 3. A Porter’s vanoca Park Poet.Champion WM Colt - Elargee True Gold. Reserve- Avlon Rio. Filly yearling - 1. J Beckwith’s CharmosaCelebrity. Filly 2 years - H Dohan’s Woranora Paige.2. J Ritchie’s Woranora Neffertiti. 3. J Aspinall’s Im-perial Swing It. Filly 3 years - 1. J Ritchie’s ShartierPop Diva. 2. elargee Stud’s elargee Hearts N Spices.3. A Austin’s Avlon Pinot. Champion WM Filly -Woranora Paige. Reserve - Elargee Hearts NSpices. Supreme Champion Welsh Mountain Pony- H Dohan’s Woranora Paige.WELSH PONIES: Colt yearling - 1. & Champion APorter’s Vanoca Park Cambridge. Filly yearling - 1.W Trimble’s Tooravale Chiffon. 2. Carinda Park’sCarinda Park Miss Munroe. Filly 2 years - 1. W Trim-ble’s Tooravale Choisya. Filly 3 years - 1. l Mc-Dougall’s Murraydale Park Henrietta. 2. S Cary’sCauarina Ridge Moonlight Socks. 3. M Chave’s Cal-lowrock lemon Petal. Champion Welsh Pony Filly -Tooravale Choisya. Reserve - Tooravale Chiffon.Supreme Champion Welsh Pony - The JanineCasserly Perpetual Trophy - W Trimble’s TooravaleChoisya.WELSH PONIES OF COB TYPE: Colt 2 years - 1.& Champion D & M Brown’s Indi Flash Jack. 2. &Reserve - T Knelange’s Tabayne Trojan War.Supreme Champion Welsh Pony of Cob Type - D &M Brown’s Indi Flash Jack. WELSH COBS: Filly2 year old - 1. & Champion D & M Brown’s IndiRuby Rose. Filly 3 years - 1. & Reserve - B Russell’sSalient Park Dancing Queen. Supreme ChampionWelsh Cob - D & M Brown’s Indi Ruby Rose.GELDINGS: Yearling Gelding of Sec A Breeding - 1.J Beckwith’s Charmosa Sunsational Gold. Gelding ofSec A Breeding 2 years - 1. D & M Brown’s IndiPedro. Gelding of Sec A Breeding 3 year old - 1. DCarrigg’s Charmosa Indiana Jones. Champion Sec AGelding - Charmosa Sunsational Gold. Reserve -Indi Pedro. Gelding of Sec B Breeding 3 years - 1. WTrimble’s Tooravale Repertoire. 2. J Solomon’s Impe-rial Atlanta. 3. M Chave’s Chaveington Golden Glory.Champion Sec B Gelding - Tooravale Repertoire.Reserve - Imperial Atlanta. Gelding of Sec D Breed-ing 3 years - 1. & Champion B Russell’s CwmkarenGeorge North. 2. & Reserve - K Watkins’ Burrowa

Benjamin Button. Supreme Champion Gelding -Cwmkaren George North.Best Welsh In Hand & WPCSA Medal - W Trim-ble’s Tooravale Choisya.PART WELSH: Filly yearling - 1. P Saunders’ Yur-ragar Supermodel. 2. J Jones’ Tarralea Truly Grateful.Filly 2 years - 1. J & M Grieve’s Akora Memories InTime. Filly 3 years - 1. M Centrone’s Toolleen Hazel.Champion Part Welsh Filly - Yurragar Super-model. Reserve - Toolleen Hazel. Gelding yearling -B Carrigg’s Jarickni Romeo. Gelding 2 years - 1. HNichols’ Nimerion Pakr Jimmy Choo. 2. e Mont-gomerie’s emont Park Ikea. Gelding 3 years - 1.Carinda Park’s Carinda Park Fahrenheit. 2. A & AGell’s Naruni Park Royalty. Champion Part WelshGelding - Nimeriona Park Jimmy Choo. Reserve -Carinda Park Fahrenheit. Supreme ChampionPart Welsh - Yurragar Supermodel.Ring 2. Judge: Fiona ForgePART WELSH: Filly yearling - 1. P Saunders’ Yur-rugar Supermodel. 2. J Jones’ Tarralea Truly Grateful.Filly 2 years - J & M Grieve’s Akora Memories InTime. Filly 3 years - 1. M Centrone’s Toolleen Hazel.2. A Holland’s Hollyford Park Gianna. ChampionPart Welsh Filly - Yurrugar Supermodel. Reserve -Akora Memories In Time. Gelding yearling - 1. BCarrigg’s Jarickni Romeo. Gelding 2 years - 1. HNichols’ Nimerion Park Jimmy Choo. 2. e Mont-gomerie’s emont Park Ikea. Gelding 3 years - 1. RockyHill Ponies’ Rocky Hill Prince Charming. 2. l Mc-Dougall’s Murraydale Park Nightflight. 4. l Furness’Nattini Prince Harry. Champion Part Welsh Gelding- Rocky Hill Prince Charming. Reserve - NimerionPark Jimmy Choo. Supreme Champion Part Welsh- Rocky Hill Prince Charming. WELSH MOUNTAIN PONIES: Colt yearling - 1. CParratt’s Mariana lodge Trojan. Colt 2 years - 1.elargee Stud’s elargee True Gold. 2. C Ferguson’sDantra Park Shakti. Champion Welsh MountainPony Colt - Elargee True Gold. Reserve - DantraPark Shakti. Filly yearling - J Beckwith’s CharmosaCelebrity. Filly 2 years - 1. J Ritchie’s Woranora Nef-fertiti. 2. Sperrin Family’s Mosman Park Minnie. 3. CTaylor’s Nattai River Rowena. 4. Martyr-GogerlyFamily’s Morning Mist Bronte. Filly 3 years - 1.elargee Stud’s elargee Hearts N Spices. 2. A Austin’sAvlon Pinot. 3. J Ritchie’s Shartier Pop Diva. 4. HWalliker’s Khalif lodge enchanted. Champion WelshMountain Pony Filly - Elargee Hearts N Spices. Re-

serve - Woranora Neffertiti. Supreme ChampionWelsh Mountain Pony - Elargee Hearts N Spices. WELSH PONIES: Filly yearling - 1. Carinda Park’sCarinda Park Miss Monroe. Filly 3 years - 1. l Mc-Dougall’s Murraydale Park Henrietta. 2. S Cary’s Ca-suarina Ridge Moonlight Socks. 3. M Chave’sCallowrock lemon Petal. Champion Welsh PonyFilly - Murraydale Park Henrietta. Reserve -Carinda Park Miss Monroe. Supreme ChampionWelsh Pony - Murraydale Park Henrietta.WELSH PONIES OF COB TYPE: Colt 2 Years - 1.Champion & Supreme - T Knelange’s Tabayne Tro-jan War. WELSH COBS: Filly 2 years - 1. D & MBrown’s Indi Ruby Rose. Filly 3 years - 1. B Russell’sSalient Park Dancing Queen. Champion Welsh CobFilly - Salient Park Dancing Queen. Reserve - IndiRuby Rose. Supreme Champion Welsh Cob -Salient Park Dancing Queen.GELDINGS: Gelding of Sec A Breeding yearling - 1.J Beckwith’s Charmosa Sunsational Gold. Gelding ofA Breeding 3 years - 1. D Carrigg’s Charmosa IndianaJones. Champion Gelding of Sec A Breeding - Char-mosa Indiana Jones. Reserve - Charmosa Sunsa-tional Gold. Gelding of Section B Breeding - 1. &Champion J Solomon’s Imperial Atlanta. 2. & Re-serve - M Chave’s Chaveington Golden Glory.Gelding of Sec D Breeding 3 years - 1. & ChampionB Russell’s Cwmkaren George North. SupremeChampion Gelding - Cwmkaren George North.Best Welsh In Hand Ring 2 - Elargee Stud’s ElargeeHearts N Spices.Judge: Darryl KingRIDDEN WELSH: Section A, B, C or D Colt or Stal-lion - 1. T Knelange’s Tabyne White Knight. SectionA Mare, Filly or Gelding - 1. N Christensen’s Thames-bourne Miss Bubbles. Section B Mare, Filly or Geld-ing - 1. R Hook’s lonely Oak lollipop. 2. TallaraPark’s Tallara Park Treasure. 3. l McDougall’s Mur-raydale Park Henrietta. 4. Tallara Park’s Tallara ParkTristan. Champion Ridden Welsh - Lonely Oak Lol-lipop. Reserve - Thamesbourne Miss Bubbles.RIDDEN PART WELSH: Mare, Filly or Geldingover 12.2hh ne 14hh - 1. A & A Gell’s Naruni ParkMadeline. 2. Rocky Hill Stud’s Orana Park CountessSupreme. Champion Part Welsh - WPCSA Medal -Naruni Park Madeline. Reserve - Orana ParkCountess Supreme.

Woranora PaigeVanoca Park Cambridge

Indi Ruby Rose Tooravale Choisya

Yurrugar Supermodel

Elargee Hearts N Spices


RING 1: RIDDEN SHOW HUNTERS Judge –Robert Parker-JonesRidden Show Hunter Mare/Filly/Gelding not exceed-ing 12hh – 1st Austin & Belaradah Studs Avlon Cheer,2nd Sperrin Familys Mosman Mickey Mouse, 3rd Re-becca Shutes Breemour Hot Gossip, 4th Samantha &ella Wests Marrabach Sterling Silver, 5th Tammy Grif-fiths Wyann Tic Toc, 6th Tallara Park Studs TallaraParkTristan. Ridden Show Hunter Mare/Filly/Geldingover 12hh & ne 13hh – 1st Anne Cochranes Wyann X-Centric, 2nd Cherie Wallis’ & Michael eylwardsBellingara Titan, 3rd Simone Huxtables Shalida ParkCorvette, 4th lauren Braniffs Rhyl Top Hat, 5th Ab-bott-Wright Familys Burrowa Bashar. Ridden ShowHunter over 13hh & ne 14hh – 1st Karen & lydia Al-ston’s Sugargum Art Ridden Show Hunter over 14hh– 1st Sherryn Barbers Bronte Park Armani, 2nd Be-laradah Pony Studs Banbury Park Celebration, 3rd D& S Aumanns Pemberton los vegas, 4th WynaraStud’s Wynara Sweet Desire. National ChampionRidden Show Hunter – Avlon Cheer. Runner UpNational Champion Ridden Show Hunter – Sugar-gum Art . RING 2: RIDDEN WELSH HUNTERS Judge –Sue Ch de CrespignyRidden Welsh Hunter Stallion or Colt A, B, C, D – 1stlauren Farquhars Torlyn Caraway, 2nd Wynara Stud’sWeston Park verdasco, 3rd Tarryn Godfrey’s TarviaRoyalist, 4th Rebecca lee’s valley view Bedazzled.Ridden Welsh Hunter Mare/Filly/Gelding of SectionA breeding – 1st Megan Hodge’s Flowerdale Topshot,2nd elsie Chalmers’ Wyann Bounty, 3rd AnneCochrane’s Wyann Brazil, 4th Simone Huxtables Shal-

ida Park Highlight, 5th Megan Hodge’s FlowerdaleTricky Ricky, 6th Rebecca lee’s Nilton Macpherson.Ridden Welsh Hunter Mare/Filly/Gelding of SectionB breeding – 1st Jodi Dobson’s Wyann Cool Water,2nd Simone Huxtables Casuarina lodge Romeo, 3rdAlex Bethell’s Karanga Dallas, 4th Anne Cochrane’sBamborough Benvolio, 5th Megan Hodge’s WestonPark Moss. Ridden Welsh Hunter Mare/Filly/Geldingof Section C breeding – 1st A & H Slees Arielen Clyde,2nd Penny lavers Kittani Cairo, 3rd Tanya Cleese’Prize Park Regal Spartan, 4th Narcissus StudsWingana Robbie Black. Ridden Welsh HunterMare/Filly/Gelding of Section D breeding – 1st Ab-bott-Wright Familys Burrowa Glenda, 2nd RosemaryJones’ Nawarrah Park Tarantino, 3rd Kathryn Watkins’Acheron Royal Advocate, 4th Mikaela DoggettsCataraqui Nullah, 5th Rebecca Brady’s SeawyndGypsy Queen, 6th vivien Hicks’ Grenwood Bravery.National Champion Ridden Welsh Hunter – Bur-rowa Glenda. Runner Up National Champion Rid-den Welsh Hunter – Flowerdale Topshot.WORKING HUNTERS Working Hunter Pony ne 12hh – 1st Rebecca lees Nil-ton Macpherson, 2nd Ripple Brook Studs RippleBrook Soldier, 3rd lauren Farquhars Nattai RiverBrose, 4th Simone Huxtables Shalida Park Highlight,5th Samantha & ella Wests Marrabach Sterling Silver.Working Hunter Pony over 12hh & ne 13hh – 1stCherie Wallis’ & Michael eylwards Bellingara Titan,2nd Simone Huxtables Casuarina lodge Romeo,Wynara Studs Weston Park verdasco. Working HunterPony over 13hh & ne 14hh – 1st Alex BethellsKaranga Dallas, 2nd Penny lavers Kittani Cairo, 3rdRebecca Bradys Seawynd Gypsy Queen. Working

Hunter over 14hh & ne 15hh – 1st Mikaela DoggettsCataraqui Nullah. Working Hunter over 15hh – 1stRosemary Jones’ Nawarrah Park Tarantino. NationalChampion Working Hunter – Karanga Dallas.Runner Up National Champion Working Hunter –Nilton Macpherson.PART WELSH JUNIORS Judge – Mr RobertParker-Jones (UK)led Part Welsh Colt Yearling – No entry. led PartWelsh Colt 2 & 3 yrs old – 1st Wynara Studs WynaraSweet Revenge, 2nd Jocelyn Kings Kingsfield Arling-ton, 3rd Janette Powell’s Rhyl Supreme Court. ledPart Welsh Filly or Gelding Yearling – 1st RobertCockrams Dean Hills Royal Affair, 2nd Paige & JennySaunders Yurrugar Supermodel, 3rd Sharon Georges’Shazadi la Peregrina. led Part Welsh Filly or Gelding2 years – 1st Helen Nicholls Nimerion Jimmy Choo,2nd Susan Kermonds elm Tree Chit Chat, 3rd HayleyJones & Dawn Berrys Takari Park Captivate, 4th War-ren Krause’ Ranni Park Heart of Passion. led PartWelsh Filly or Gelding 3 years – 1st emma SpeddingsMahogany Park Destiny, 2nd D & S Aumanns Pem-berton KGB, 4th Alpine Park First Kiss. ChampionYoungstock Part Welsh – Deanhills Royal Affair.Reserve Champion Youngstock Part Welsh – Yur-rugar Super Model. PART WELSH SENIORSled Part Welsh Stallion – 1st Tamara Hills RoseglenBlack label. led Part Welsh Mare or Gelding 4 years& over, ne 12.2hh – 1st Rebecca lees Rokewood TigerMoth, 2nd Simone Huxtables Shalida Park Corvette,3rd emma Speddings Fairlight Acres Golden Girl, 4thWarren Krause’ Ranni Park Hearts Ablaze, 5th

RESULTS - 2016 Welsh National Show

Tatura Park Events Complex, Tatura, Victoria. 11th & 12th March 2016

Above left: IRT Best Welsh In Hand, the Howe Family’s Section D mare Nawarrah Park Magica De Spell. Photo: Carmel Pethick. Above right: DaveColemans Nawarrah Park Prince Albert ridden by Megan Howe and Rosemary Jones’ Nawarrah Park Tarantino, Champion and Reserve Ridden Section D respectively.Photo: Kerri Afford. Below left: National Champion Stallion, D & M Brown’s Section D Indi Llewellyn (iid). Photo: Kerri Afford Photography.

Above centre: National Champion Welsh Harness Exhibit, Shanamon Stud’s Section A stallion Nilton Port Merrion, Photo: Carmel Pethick. Aboveright: With Judge Robert Parker-Jones, National Champion Colt, C Taylor’s and A Austin’s Section A Avlon Rio, led by Gary Le Brocq. Photo: KerriAfford.


Danielle Fords Uhavta Royal extravagance, TallaraPark Studs Uhavta Royal lullaby. led Part WelshMare or Gelding 4 years & over, over 12.2hh and ne13.2 – 1st erica Clarks Divine Festive Occasion, 2ndMelanie McGuire-Mullers Ascot elizabeth Arden, 3rdDanielle Fords ACM Regal Renaissance, 4th Saman-tha & ella Nasts Owendale Hi Bob, 5th Wynara StudsRegal Romance Of Class, 6th Karen & lydia AlstonsSugargum Art. led Part Welsh Mare or Gelding 4years & over, over 13.2hh and ne 14.2hh – 1st SarahBeaumonts Saravale Fully Focus, 2nd Cassandra NealsYabba lodge Simba, 3rd Anne Williams WillowcrestDreams, 4th D & S Aumanns Pemberton los vegas,5th Sherryn Barbers Bronte Park Armani, 6th DanielleFords Aspen Park Matrix. led Part Welsh Mare orGelding 4 years & over, over 14.2hh – 1st Joannelanes Wynara Be My valentine, 2nd Janet Davies’Rhyl Finest Hour. Champion Senior Part Welsh –Saravale Fully Focus. Reserve Champion SeniorPart Welsh – Divine Festive Occasion.YOUNGSTOCK Mr Robert Parker-Jones (UK)led Welsh Mountain Colt Yearling – 1st ShanamonStuds Nikita De Bees Knees, 2nd MT & AM Giles’Kiabe Paseul. led Welsh Pony Colt Yearling – 1st Ash-ley Porters vanoca Park Cambridge, 2nd Frances BestsKeyi Copyright. led Welsh Pony of Cob Type ColtYearling – No entry led Welsh Cob Colt Yearling –1st Maureen Scotts Bookra Mint edition. ChampionYearling Colt - Nikita De Bees Knees. ReserveChampion Yearling Colt - Vanoca Park Cambridge.led Welsh Mountain Colt 2 & 3 years – 1st C.Taylor& A. Austin’s Avlon Rio, 2nd lyn & luke Heyneseagle Park Play With Fire. led Welsh Pony Colt 2 &3 years – 1st Frances Bests Keyi Serengeti. led WelshPony of Cob Type Colt 2 & 3years – 1st CheryBuntings Primrose Park Top-Of-The-Morn. led WelshCob Colt 2 & 3 years – 1st Autum O’Connells Ande-lain Taranis. Champion Colt 2 & 3 years - Avlon Rio.Reserve Champion Colt 2 & 3 years – KeyiSerengeti. National Champion Colt – Avlon Rio.Runner Up National Champion Colt – Nikita DeBees Knees.led Welsh Mountain Filly Yearling – No entry. ledWelsh Pony Filly Yearling – 1st Mark & Woods’ We-ston Park Charlize, 2nd C & J Murphys KeyiWimoweh, 3rd Wendy Trimbles Tooravale Chiffon,4th C & J Hasties Tooravale Cheree, 5th ShanamonStuds Weston Park valencia, 6th W & J GardinersKaranga Blue Mink. led Welsh Pony of Cob TypeFilly Yearling – 1st Jayde & Daniel Whiteheads Bur-rowa Glitz & Glamour. led Welsh Cob Filly Yearling– No entry. Champion Yearling Filly - Weston ParkCharlize. Reserve Champion Yearling Filly - Bur-rowa Glitz & Glamour. led Welsh Mountain PonyFilly 2 & 3 years – 1st Alice Austins Avlon Pinot, 2ndShanamon Studs Shanamon Quest, 3rd lauren Far-quhars Nattai River lyric, 4th Helen Dohans WoranoraPaige, 5th Judy Ritchies Shartier Pop Diva, 6th SallyBayles’ Nilton Mia. led Welsh Pony Filly 2 & 3 years– 1st Wendy Trimbles & Janet Nobles TooravaleChoisya, 2nd C & J Murphys Jeyi Chriselda, 3rd Tar-ryn Godfreys Tarvia Satin Doll, 4th Patricia CroftsKaranga Belladonna. led Welsh Pony of Cob TypeFilly 2 & 3 years – 1st Casey leijens Whandara BlackOpal. led Welsh Cob Filly 2 & 3 years - No entry.Champion Filly 2 & 3 years – Tooravale Choisya.Reserve Champion Filly 2 & 3 years – Avlon Pinot.National Champion Filly – Tooravale Choisya.Runner Up National Champion Filly – Avlon Pinot.led Gelding Yearling of Section A breeding – 1st Rip-ple Brook Pony Studs Ripple Brook Gee Whiz, 2ndJan Beckwiths Charmosa Sunsational Gold. led Geld-ing Yearling of Section B breeding – 1st Ashley Portersvanoca Park Titan, 2nd lauren Dorneys TooravalePasadena. led Gelding Yearling of Section C breeding– No entry. led Gelding Yearling of Section D breed-ing – No entry. Champion Yearling Gelding - RippleBrook Gee Whiz. Reserve Champion YearlingGelding - Vanoca Park Titan. led Gelding of SectionA breeding 2 & 3 years – 1st Ann Killeens Ripple

Brook Foxtrot, 2nd Sarah Withers’ Pant-Y-FfynonCappucino, 3rd lynette J Clohesys Arielen Denali. ledGelding of Section B breeding 2 & 3 years – 1stWendy Trimbles Tooravale Repertoire, 2nd Alandi &Dianne Durlings Sienna Ambrose, 3rd Kristy Krause’Tooravale Tivoli, 4th linda Habys Castan Allt Sand-man, 5th Anne Cochranes Wyann X-Centric, 6th JennyDiacos Keyi Wildfire. led Gelding of Section C breed-ing 2 & 3 years – 1st linda & Jayde Portas BurrowaIcarus. led Gelding of Section D breeding 2 & 3 years– 1st Abbott-Wright Familys Indi Daffyd Jones, 2ndCheryl Buntings Primrose Park Jack’s Thunder, 3rdKathryn Watkins’ Burrowa Benjamin Button. Cham-pion Gelding 2 & 3 years – Tooravale Repertoire.Reserve Champion Gelding 2 & 3 years - SiennaAmbrose. National Champion Junior Gelding –Tooravale Repertoire. Runner Up National Cham-pion Junior Gelding – Ripple Brook Foxtrot.STALLIONS Judge – Mr. Carl Trock (Denmark)led Welsh Mountain Pony Stallion 4 years & over –1st Susan lyons’ Brynrodyn Bonheddwr (Imp UK),2nd Shanamon Studs Nilton Port Merrion, 3rd AshleyPorters vanoca Park lady-Smith. led Welsh PonyStallion 4 years & over – 1st Shanamon Studs WestonPark Chamberlain, 2nd Wynara Studs Weston Parkverdasco, 3rd Rebecca lees valley view Bedazzled.led Welsh Pony of Cob Type Stallion 4 years & over– No entry. led Welsh Cob Stallion 4 years & over –1st Denise & Mark Browns Indi llewellyn (IID), 2ndCarmen Mansells Brookevalley eiddwens Flyer. Na-tional Champion Stallion – Indi Llewellyn (IID).Runner Up National Champion Stallion – Brynro-dyn Bonheddwr (Imp UK).MARES Judge – Mr. Carl Trock (Denmark)led Welsh Mountain Pony Mare 4 years & over -1stAnne Cochranes Wyann Brazil, 2nd Michelle Shep-ards Snowdon vale Miss Diva, 3rd Christina TaylorsNattai River Shining light, 4th lauren Farqhaurs Nat-tai River Sws, 5th Cherie Wallis & Michael eylwardsNilton Marina, 6th Sally Bayles Nilton Precious. ledWelsh Mountain Pony Broodmare – 1st Sperrin Fam-ilys Mosman Park Bella Welsh Mountain Pony Foal –1st Sperrin Familys Mosman Park Bramble. led WelshPony Mare 4 years & over – 1st Warren Krause’ Ky-landee Carmen, 2nd elizabeth Montgomeries Bambor-ough Sophie, 3rd Tallara Park Studs Tallara ParkTreasure, 4th C & J Murphys Keyi Chasca, 5th JulieMurray & Jason lucas’ Richdale Pageant, 6th MeganHodges Weston Park Moss. led Welsh Pony Brood-mare – No entry. Welsh Pony Foal – No entry. ledWelsh Pony of Cob Type Mare 4 years & over – 1stHowe Family equines Nawarrah Park Halle Berry.led Welsh Pony of Cob Type Brood Mare – 1st CherylBuntings Nawarrah Park Passiona. Welsh Pony of CobType Foal – 1st Cheryl Buntings Primrose Park Pas-sionate. led Welsh Cob Mare 4 years & over – 1stHowe Family equines Nawarrah Park Magica DeSpell, 2nd Rebecca Bradys Seawynd Gypsy Queen,3rd Abbott-Wright Familys Burrowa Glenda. ledWelsh Cob Broodmare – No entry. Welsh Cob Foal –No entry. National Champion Mare – NawarrahPark Magica De Spell. Runner Up National Cham-pion Mare – Wyann Brazil. National ChampionFoal – Mosman Park Bramble. Runner Up Na-tional Champion Foal – Primrose Park Passionate.GELDINGS led Gelding of Section A breeding, 4 years & over –1st Ann Killeens Cambooya Cabernet, 2nd NarcissusStuds Rivington Spring Fever, 3rd Jan BeckwithsWoranora Jasper, 4th Sperrin Familys Mosman ParkMickey Mouse, 5th elsie Chalmers’ Wyann Bounty,6th Simone Huxtables Shalida Park Highlight. ledGelding of Section B breeding, 4 years & over – 1stAlex Bethells Karanga Dallas, 2nd Simone HuxtablesCasuarina lodge Romeo, 3rd Anne Cochranes Bam-borough Benvolio, 4th W& J Gardiners KeyiCoalminer, 5th vicki & Melanie Mantels Amarah ParcTargo. led Gelding of Section C breeding, 4 years &over – 1st vicki & Melanie Mantels Wingana Hamish

McBeth, 2nd Narcissus Studs Wingana Robbie Black,3rd A & H Slees Arielen lord Of The Manor, 4thPenny lavers Kittani Cairo, 5th Tanya Cleese’ PrizePark Regal Spartan. led Gelding of Section D breed-ing, 4 years & over – 1st Rosemary Jones’ NawarrahPark Tarantino, 2nd Dave Colemans Nawarrah ParkPrince Albert, 3rd vivien Hicks’ Grenwood Bravery,4th Mikaela Doggetts Cataraqui Nullah, 5th KathrynWatkins’ Acheron Royal Advocate. National Cham-pion Senior Gelding – Karanga Dallas. Runner UpNational Champion Senior Gelding – CambooyaCabernet.HARNESS Judge: Sue Ch de CrespignyDriven Welsh Stallion or Colt A, B, C, D – 1st Shana-mons Studs Nilton Port Merrion. DrivenMare/Filly/Gelding of Section A or B breeding – 1st l& S Todds Penbayr Watermark, 2nd vicki & MelanieMantels Alcheringa Sailor, 3rd elsie Chalmers’ WyannBounty. Driven Mare/Filly/Gelding of Section C or Dbreeding – 1st Diana lawrences Westbury Sabrina,2nd Marjorie Walters Fleur De lys Mancini. NationalChampion Welsh Harness Exhibit - Nilton PortMerrion. Runner Up National Champion WelshHarness Exhibit – Penbayr Watermark. Driven PartWelsh Stallion – No entry. Driven Part WelshMare/Filly/Gelding – 1st lynleigh Cookes JestamesMaestro, 2nd linda & Jayde Portas Benjaylin Hot ToTrot, 3rd lynleigh Cookes Jestames Galaxy. NationalChampion Part Welsh Harness Exhibit - JestamesMaestro.Runner Up National Champion PartWelsh Harness Exhibit - Benjaylin Hot To Trot.LEADING REIN / FIRST RIDDEN Judge –Chanele Hunter-CookeOpen leading Rein – 1st Rebecca Shutes BreemourHot Gossip, 2nd Tammy Griffiths Wyann Tic Toc, 3rdCox Familys Nawarrah Park Ruby Rose. Open FirstRidden – 1st Rebecca lees Rokewood Tiger Moth,2nd Tammy Griffiths Wyann Tic Toc, 3rd Cox FamilysNawarrah Park Ruby Rose, 4th Samantha & ella NastsMarrabach Sterling Silver, 5th Tallara Park Studs Tal-lara Park Tristan, 6th Rebecca Shutes Breemour HotGossip. National Champion Open Leading Rein /First Ridden – Breemour Hot Gossip. Runner UpNational Champion Open Leading Rein / First Rid-den – Wyann Tic Toc. Welsh leading Rein – 1stMegan Hodges Flowerdale Topshot, 2nd MeganHodges Flowerdale Tricky Ricky, 3rd elsie ChalmersWyann Bounty, 4th Kerri Keets elargee Taboo, 5thAnne Cochranes Wyann Brazil, 6th Jasmine Westselargee Taboo. Welsh First Ridden – 1st Rebecca leesNilton Macpherson, 2nd Megan Hodges FlowerdaleTopshot, 3rd elsie Chalmers Wyann Bounty, 4thMegan Hodges Flowerdale Tricky Ricky, 5th MeganHodges Weston Park Moss, 6th Jasmine Wests elargeeTaboo. National Champion Welsh Leading Rein /First Ridden – Nilton Macpherson. Runner Up Na-tional Champion Welsh Leading Rein / First Rid-den – Flowerdale Topshot.RIDDEN PART WELSHRidden Part Welsh Stallion ne 13hh – No entry. RiddenPart Welsh Stallion over 13hh – 1st Tamara HillsRoseglen Black label. Champion Ridden PartWelsh Stallion - Roseglen Black Label. Ridden PartWelsh Mare/Filly/Gelding ne 12.2hh – 1st Rebeccalees Rokewood Tiger Moth, 2nd Danielle FordsUhavta Royal extravagance, 3rd Simone HuxtablesShalida Park Corvette. Ridden Part WelshMare/Filly/Gelding over 12.2hh & ne 13.2hh – 1stCatherine Bradleys Nalinga Making Music, 2ndMelanie McGuire-Mullers Ascot elizabeth Arden, 3rdWynara Studs Regal Romance Of Class, 4th Samantha& ella Nasts Owendale Hi Bob, 5th erica Clarks Di-vine Festive Occasion, 6th Danielle Fords ACM RegalRenaissance. Champion Ridden Part Welsh ne 13.2hh – Nalinga Making Music. Reserve ChampionRidden Part Welsh ne 13.2hh – Ascot ElizabethArden. Ridden Part Welsh Mare/Filly/Gelding over13.2hh & ne 14.2hh – 1st Debbie Taylor-Thies’Merivale Park Royal Invitation, 2nd Kellie Frasers Re-

Above left: Megan Hodge’s Runner Up National Champion Welsh Leading Rein / First Ridden – Flowerdale Topshot. Photo: Kerri Afford. Above right:CathBradley’s National Champion Ridden Part Welsh - Nalinga Making Music ridden by Bree Petrie. Photo: Kerri Afford. Below left: Champion Ridden Section C,Narcissus Stud’s Wingana Robbie Black. Photo: Carmel Pethick. Below right: Runner Up National Ridden Welsh, Ann Cochrane’s Section A mareWyann Brazil. Photo: Carmel Pethick.



galbrook Razzle Dazzle, 3rd elizabeth GreshnersBeauparc Glitterati, 4th Sarah Beaumonts SaravaleFully Focus, 5th Cassandra Neals Yabba lodge Simba,6th Sherryn Barbers Bronte Park Armani. Ridden PartWelsh Mare/Filly/Gelding over 14hh.2 – 1st Joannelanes Wynara Be My valentine. Champion RiddenPart Welsh over 13.2 hh – Merivale Park Royal In-vitation. Reserve Champion Ridden Part Welshover 13.2hh – Regalbrook Razzle Dazzle.RIDDEN WELSH Judge – Sue Ch de CrespignyRidden Stallion/Colt of Section A breeding – 1st lau-ren Farquhars Torlyn Caraway, 2nd Ashley Portersvanoca Park lady-Smith. Ridden Mare/Filly of Sec-tion A breeding – 1st Anne Cochranes Wyann Brazil,2nd Sally Bayles’ Nilton Precious, 3rd Patricia CroftsWeston Park Bliss, 4th Jasmine Wests elargee Taboo.Ridden Gelding of Section A breeding – 1st SperrinFamilys Mosman Park Mickey Mouse, 2nd NarcissusStuds Rivington Spring Fever, 3rd Rebecca lees Nil-ton Macpherson, 4th Megan Hodges Flowerdale Top-shot, 5th Megan Hodges Flowerdale Tricky Ricky.Champion Ridden Section A – Wyann Brazil. Re-serve Champion Ridden Section A – Nilton Pre-

cious. Ridden Stallion/Colt of Section B breeding – 1stWynara Studs Weston Park verdasco, 2nd Tarryn God-freys Tarvia Royalist, 3rd Rebecca lees valley viewBedazzled. Ridden Mare/Filly of Section B breeding– 1st Tallara Park Studs Tallara Park Treasure, 2ndMegan Hodges Weston park Moss, 3rd AmandaWilliams’ Brampton Klassique Gold. Ridden Geldingof Section B breeding – 1st Alex Bethells KarangaDallas, 2nd Anne Cochranes Wyann X-Centric, 3rdAnne Cochranes Bamborough Benvolio, 4th SimoneHuxtables Casuarina lodge Romeo. Champion Rid-den Section B – Karanga Dallas. Reserve Cham-pion Ridden Section B – Wyann X-Centric. RiddenStallion/Colt of Section C breeding – 1st Megan Far-ralls Bookra Sports edition. Ridden Mare/Filly of Sec-tion C breeding – 1st Megan Farralls RhadlonAnwyled. Ridden Gelding of Section C breeding – 1stNarcissus Studs Wingana Robbie Black, 2nd A & HSlees Arielen Clyde, 3rd Penny lavers Kittani Cairo,4th Tanya Cleese’ Prize Park Regal Spartan. Cham-pion Ridden Section C – Wingana Robbie Black.Reserve Champion Ridden Section C – ArielenClyde. Ridden Stallion/Colt of Section D breeding –No entry. Ridden Mare/Filly of Section D breeding –

1st Abbott-Wright Familys Burrowa Glenda, 2nd Re-becca Bradys Seawynd Gypsy Queen. Ridden Geldingof Section D breeding – 1st Dave Colemans NawarrahPark Prince Albert, 2nd Rosemary Jones’ NawarrahPark Tarantino, 3rd vivien Hicks Grenwood Bravery,4th Mikaela Doggetts Cataraqui Nullah, 5th KathrynWatkins’ Acheron Royal Advocate. Champion Rid-den Section D – Nawarrah Park Prince Albert. Re-serve Champion Ridden Section D – NawarrahPark Tarantino.SPECIAL AWARDS National Champion Part Welsh In Hand - DeanhillsRoyal Affair. Runner Up National Champion PartWelsh - Saravale Fully Focus. IRT Best Welsh In Hand - Nawarrah Park MagicaDe Spell. IRT Runner Up Best Welsh In hand -Tooravale Repertoire.National Champion Ridden Welsh - Karanga Dal-las. Runner Up National Champion Ridden Welsh- Wyann Brazil. National Champion Ridden Part Welsh - NalingaMaking Music. Runner Up National Champion Rid-den Part Welsh - Merivale Park Royal Invitation.

Fashions and trendshave not always impacted positively says UK judge.Robert Parker-Jones has judged at the highest levelsaround the world. In March he judged at the WelshNational Show at Tatura and then was guest speakerat the NEB run Judges and Enthusiasts Seminar.Photo: Kerri Afford

FOllOWING my judging appointment at theWelsh National Show I was invited to speak

at the Judges and enthusiasts seminar. After avery hot weekend the cool breeze brought a wel-come change. It was funny for me to see jacketsbeing donned due to lowering temperatures.Janet evans opened proceedings with a talkabout the expectations of a judge with particularemphasis on organising and running a class. Theimportance of good communication with stew-ards and officials was emphasised for the smoothrunning of classes. Janet stressed the importanceof animals showing their paces adequately inorder to make proper comparisons betweenthem. It was good that the audience contributedtheir opinions as it made for constructive discus-sion. The talk continued with mention madeabout appropriate tack and turnout for pony andleader, workouts and manners in the ring. I opted to talk about the role of the judge as I feelpassionately that judges have a responsibility to-wards maintaining standards in breed type andconformation whilst judging. Judges need to re-main true to breed type and correct movement inorder to maintain standards. Over the years fash-ions and trends have not always impacted posi-tively. While a judge will always be influencedby personal taste, that ‘taste’ must always com-

ply with the Standard of excellence for each ofthe Sections. The Welsh Pony and Cob Societyof Australia has an excellent document on con-formation and type that can be downloadedfrom the Society website. www.wpcs.com.auI suggested that if each and every judge (breeder,enthusiast and competitor) was familiar with thisdocument then that would be a big step forwardas it is both interesting and informative! I thencovered points in the showing of ponies both inhand and under saddle. The importance of poniesdemonstrating the ability to perform each pacecorrectly. We were all amused when discussingthe turnout of riders and leaders, ‘Was the lengthof the riding jacket too short and the hats of lead-ers too big?’ I was pleased that attendees con-tributed so much and asked such pertinentquestions. What do you look for in a Part Welshpony or horse? How much does straightness ofmovement affect your decision when judging?What do you do if you feel that an exhibit is un-level or unsound? We had lots of suggestions andin many cases agreed that many options weredown to personal preference.One of my pet hates is short jackets. Jacketswere designed to keep the rain from runningdown your back!! Truly.Janet Murphy then gave an excellent talk on the

Code of Conduct and again a lot of lively debateensued. I think everyone present felt that whenelected to the judges panel you were a representa-tive of the Society even outside the showring andas such should set a positive example to others.Megan Howe spoke about rules and regulationsand stressed that judges had a responsibility toenforce rules. Discussion centred around twomain topics, the trimming / clipping rule and thelength of whips and canes. everyone felt thatjudges should familiarise themselves with therules for the particular section they were judgingbefore entering the ring.The seminar was very successful but it wouldhave been good if more exhibitors were able toparticipate as seminars are not run purely forjudges. It is an ideal opportunity for people tofind out more about showing and producing theirponies, the do’s and don’t’s. There is so muchknowledge at these event and I felt that so manywould be happy to share their expertise.I truly enjoyed speaking at the seminar and judg-ing at the National Show. I always love comingto Australia and hope I shall be back again soon.Thank you for asking me!

Robert Parker-Jones


QUEENSLAND ALL WELSH SHOW 2016

TOOWOOMBA SHOWGROUNDS 22nd - 24th April 2016. Results to third place. Full results in the Journal.

DRESSAGE (Judges: Christine Girling & CaroleTozer): eA Prep Test C (2013) - Open Rider any Age- 1. PJ & PJ O’Shea’s Kintyre Sammy. 2. C Pender’sWattles Flash. 3. B Short’s Belle Phlynn Park Dragon-fly. eA Preliminary Test 1.1 (2014) – Rider 17 years& under- 1. Bowmun Park’s euston Toy Tales. 2. Alawson’s Chapel House The Rainmaker. 3. D Palmer’selvonara Park Fancy Pants. Rider 18 years & over –1. K Ryder’s TMH Bogart. 2. emily Turner’s ChapelHouse Thomas. 3. Rahane Pastoral Co’s Rahane Por-tia. eA Preliminary Test 1.3 (2014) Rider 17 years &under – 1. Bowmun Park’s euston Toy Tales. 2. Bow-mun Park’s Melody Park Kings Command. 3. SHayne’s Maitland Bar Chloe. Rider 18 years & over –1. K Ryder’s TMH Bogart. 2. l Rogers’ Haddon ParkSundance. 3. Rahane Pastoral Co’s Rahane Portia.Champion Preliminary Dressage – Kerrie-LeeRyder’s TMH Bogart. Reserve Champion Prelimi-nary Dressage – Rahane Pastoral Co’s Rahane Por-tia. eA Novice Test 2.1 (2014) – Rider 17 years &under – 1. S Hayne’s Harmony Hill emyr. 2. DavisFamily’s Carwyn Davey Jones. Rider 18 years & over– 1. l Byrnes’ Burrowa Bodicia. 2. l Rogers’ HaddonPark Sundance. eA Novice Test 2.3 (2014) – rider 17years & under – 1. S Hayne’s Harmony Hill emyr.Rider 18 years & over – 1. l Byrne’s Burrowa Bodicia.Champion Novice Dressage - Lorraine Byrne’sBurrowa Bodicia. Reserve Champion Novice Dres-sage - Samantha Hayne’s Harmony Hill Emyr. eAPrep Test A (2013) – Walk/Trot to be led – 1. NStrong’s Gandl Farm Goldfinch. 2. Rahane PastoralCo’s Rahane Portia. 3. l Rogers’ Haddon Park Sun-dance. Special Award for Junior Club Member inDressage – 1. Sophia Strong and Natalie Strong’sGandl Farm Goldfinch. Runner Up - AnnabelleWebb and Rahane Pastoral Co’s Rahane Portia.WORKING HUNTER EXTRAVAGANZA(Judges: Robert Cockram and Kym Shingleton) -Working Hunter ne 12hh – 1. S Hoolihan’s WyandraJessarae. 2. A Bright’s Casuarina Ridge River. 3. SHayne’s Maitland Bar Chloe. Working Hunter over12hh - ne 13hh – 1. l Rogers’ Haddon Park Sundance.2. B Farmer’s Belle Phlynn Park Aladdin. 3. B Short’s

N B Serenity. Working Hunter over 13hh - ne 14hh –1. & Webb’s Mariana lodge Spider lili. 2. B Short’sMaeve Keeva Castiel. 3. S Hayne’s Harmony Hillemyr. Working Hunter over 14hh – 1. l Byrnes’ Bur-rowa Bodicia. 2. Davis Family’s Carwyn Davey Jones.3. A Newell’s Sienna Harlequin. Champion WorkingHunter – L Rogers’ Haddon Park Sundance. Re-serve - L Byrnes’Burrowa Bodicia.FANCY DRESS (Judges: Mary Nadin & SarahDavis)– 1. F Cooke’s Tundra Park Just A Doll. 2. J An-derson’s Barn Hill Piccalo. 3. M Anderson’s Bundaleervoranica. 4. B Brannigan’s Bellview Park Christian. FOAL FUTURITY (Judges: Robert Cockram,Elizabeth Doyle, Tom Lenihan): Welsh MountainPony Colt or Filly – l laffey’s Kenelle Prince Charm-ing. 2. R Davey’s Cwmgarreg Melodi. Welsh Pony ofCob Type Colt or Filly – l Grant’s Maeve KeevaDream Time. Welsh Cob Colt or Filly – J Riley’sCwmkaren Miss Nebo. 2. K Williams’ FH Mae’rllewella. 3. J Riley’s Cwmkaren Morganna. Geldingof Section A, B, C, D Breeding - D McConnell’sGrenwood Blue Steel. Best Welsh Foal Futurity – DMcConnell’s Grenwood Blue Steel. Part Welsh AnySex – l Mayfield’s Mayfield lodge love The look.Best Part Welsh Foal Futurity - L Mayfield’s May-field Lodge Love The Look.JUNIOR WELSH MOUNTAIN PONIES (Judge:Ruth Phillips): Colt Yearling – 1. Dr H Cooper’s Ar-cadian Anzac Hero. 2. Bowmun Park’s Bowmun ParkRed Foo. 3. T Dousling’s ellenbank Blue Tangerine.Colt 2 Years – 1. Dr H Cooper’s Arcadian Patriot. 2. Sevans’ Issachar Purple Heart. 3. l laffey’s KenellePrince Charming. Champion Welsh Mountain PonyColt – Dr H Cooper’s Arcadian Anzac Hero. Re-serve - Dr H Cooper’s Arcadian Patriot. Filly Year-ling – 1. Dr H Cooper’s Arcadian Thrill Me. 2. SWright’s Centre Stage Shaboom. 3. K Ireland’s OsoryAnnie’s Delight. Filly 2 Years – 1. Dr H Cooper’s Ar-cadian exquisite. 2. R Davey’s Cwmcarreg Melodi.Filly 3 Years – 1. K Ireland’s Osory eva & eva. 2.Gatehouse Family’s Barn Hill Trifle. 3. A Bright’sKingfisher Park Melenee. Champion Welsh Moun-

tain Pony Filly – Dr H Cooper’s Arcadian Exqui-site. Reserve - Dr H Cooper’s Arcadian Thrill Me.Best Youngstock Welsh Mountain Pony - Dr HCooper’s Arcadian Exquisite.JUNIOR WELSH PONIES OF COB TYPE(Judge: Ruth Phillips): Colt Yearling – 1. C Wise’sSalient Tywysog Arthur. Colt 3 Years – l Shore’sGlengarry eclipse. Champion Welsh Pony of CobType Colt - L Shore’s Glengarry Eclipse. Reserve -C Wise’s Salient Tywysog Arthur. Filly 2 Years – 1.J Bailey’s Hollydale evelyn Rose. 2. l Grant’s MaeveKeeva Dream Time. 3. C & C Wise’s Indi loreal. Filly3 Years – 1. J Rowe’s Diamond Melody. 2. J Hardie’s& K Prince’s Dracmoore FFansi Me. ChampionWelsh Pony of Cob Type Filly - J Bailey’s HollydaleEvelyn Rose. Reserve - L Grant’s Maeve KeevaDream Time. Best Youngstock Welsh Pony of CobType - L Shore’s Glengarry Eclipse.JUNIOR WELSH COBS (Judge: Ruth Phillips):Colt Yearling – J Riley’s Cwmkaren Deri express Colt3 Years – 1. l Grant’s Maeve Keeva Admiral express.2. A & T Webb’s Salient Park Bouncer. ChampionWelsh Cob Colt – L Grant’s Maeve Keeva AdmiralExpress Reserve - J Riley’s Cwmkaren Deri Ex-press. Filly Yearling – 1. J Riley’s Cwmkaren Mor-wena. Filly 2 Years – 1. J Riley’s Cwmkaren Morganna.2. K Williams’ FH Mae’r llewella. 3. J Riley’sCwmkaren Miss Nebo. Champion Welsh Cob Filly -J Riley’s Cwmkaren Morganna. Reserve – J Riley’sCwmkaren Morwena. Best Youngstock Welsh CobExhibit - L Grant’s Maeve Keeva Admiral Express.SENIOR WELSH MOUNTAIN PONIES (Judge:Ruth Phillips): Stallion 4 Years & Over – 1. T Ron-son’s Woranora Peek-A-Boo. Champion WelshMountain Pony Stallion – T Ronson’s WoranoraPeek-A-Boo. Broodmare 4 Years & Over – 1. K Ire-land’s Osory Porcelain. Foal – 1. S Groundwater & MFah’s Harmony Hill Aneira. 2. S Wright’s Centre StageMcKenzie. Dry Mare 4 Years & Over – 1. GatehouseFamily’s Barn Hill Truffle. 2. l laffey’s Arawel lodgevietta. 3. Bowmun Park’s Bowmun Park Max Factor.Champion Welsh Mountain Pony Mare - Gate-

Above: Champion Ridden Welsh Hunter - PJ &PJ O’Shea’s Kintyre Sammy with Judge RobertCockram. Right: Best Welsh Youngstock andthen Best Welsh In Hand and Gold Medal win-ner, the Gatehouse Family’s Barn Hill Basil withJudges Kym Shingleton, Ruth Phillips and MatsOlssen. Photos: Danni Milligan Photography


house Family’s Barn Hill Truffle. Reserve - L Laf-fey’s Arawel Lodge Vietta. Supreme Welsh Moun-tain Pony Exhibit – Dr H Cooper’s ArcadianExquisite. Progeny Group Section A – 1. Progeny ofImperial Nirvana. 2. Progeny of Cruachan FrostedHolly. 3. Progeny of Wattles Tribute. Breeders Pair ofSection A – 1. Arcadian Welsh Mountain Pony Stud.2. Sherdara Pony Stud. 3. Bryntawel. SENIOR WELSH PONIES OF COB TYPE (Judge:Ruth Phillips): Stallion 4 Years & Over – 1. C Wise’sBurrowa Apollo. 2. B Short’s Mariana lodge DavidAustin. Champion Welsh Pony of Cob Type Stallion- C Wise’s Burrowa Apollo. Reserve - B Short’sMariana Lodge David Austin. Foal – 1. Prince FamilyTrust’s edge Hill Gallipoli. 2. C Ashdown’s GlengarryDawn. 3. C Ashdown’s Glengarry Morgana. Dry Mare4 Years & Over – 1. l Colthorpe’s eradan Catylyn. 2.D Clyne’s Crosswynds Silhouette. 3. N Strong’s GandlFarm Goldfinch. Champion Welsh Pony of Cob TypeMare – L Colthorpe’s Eradan Catylyn. Reserve - DClyne’s Crosswynds Silhouette. Supreme WelshPony of Cob Type Exhibit – L Shore’s GlengarryEclipse. Progeny pair Section C – 1. Progeny of lon-don Park Warragul. 2. Progeny of Cwmkaren Jamesexpress. 3. Progeny of eradan Brennig. Breeders Pairof Section C – 1. Glengarry Stud.SENIOR WELSH COBS (Judge: Ruth Phillips):Stallion 4 Years & Over - J Riley’s Cwmkaren Rileyexpress. Champion Welsh Cob Stallion - J Riley’sCwmkaren Riley Express. Foal – 1. J Riley’sCwmkaren Dancing ebony (pend). Dry Mare 4 Years& Over – 1. J Riley’s Cwmkaren Miss Olwen. 2. CAshdown’s Glengarry Gwenevere. 3. A & T Webb’sMariana lodge Spider lili. Champion Welsh CobMare - J Riley’s Cwmkaren Miss Olwen. Reserve -C Ashdown’s Glengarry Gwenevere. SupremeWelsh Cob Exhibit – L Grant’s Maeve Keeva Ad-miral Express. Progeny Group Section D – 1. Progenyof Nebo Dyfrig express (Imp UK). 2. Progeny ofCwmkaren James express. 3. Progeny of ChapelHouse Dafydd. Breeders Pair of Section D –Cwmkaren Stud.RIDDEN WELSH CLASSES (Judge: Kym Shingle-ton): Novice Ridden Welsh Mare or Filly- 1. TD’Hondt’s elvonara Park lady Ga Ga. 2. PJ & PJO’Shea’s Kintyre Sammy. 3. G & J Arthy’s & RPorter’s loralla Songbird. Novice Ridden Welsh Geld-ing – 1. C Maunder’s Barn Hill Pedro. 2. Davis Fam-ily’s Anian Fiesty Fudge. 3. T Maluta’s TooravaleMayfair. Champion Novice Ridden Welsh - TD’Hondt’s Elvonara Park Lady Ga Ga. Reserve - CMaunder’s Barn Hill Pedro. Ridden Welsh MountainPony Mare/Filly – 1. A Bright’s Kingfisher Park Mele-

nee. 2. S Hoolihan’s Wyandra Jessarae. 3. S Hayne’sMaitland Bar Chloe. Ridden Gelding Section A Breed-ing – 1. J Anderson’s Barn Hill Piccalo. 2. C Maunder’sBarn Hill Pedro. 3. Davis Family’s Anian Feisty Fudge.Champion Ridden Pony of Section A Breeding - JAnderson’s Barn Hill Piccalo. Reserve - C Maun-der’s Barn Hill Pedro. Ridden Welsh Pony Mare/Filly– 1. T D’Hondt’s elvonara Park lady Ga Ga. 2. PJ &PH O’Shea’s Kintyre Sammy. 3. v ellaby’s KarangaMyriah. Ridden Gelding Section B Breeding – 1. SHoolihan’s Crestwood Royale Design. 2. D Palmer’selvonara Park Fancy Pants. 3. e Flesser’s Wynmah Pi-oneer. Champion Ridden Pony of Section B Breed-ing - S Hoolihan’s Crestwood Royale Design.Reserve - T D’Hondt’s Elvonara Park Lady Ga GaRidden Welsh Pony of Cob Type Stallion/Colt – 1. BShort’s Mariana lodge David Austin. 2. C Wise’s Bur-rowa Apollo. Ridden Welsh Pony of Cob TypeMare/Filly – 1. B Short’s Burrowa valentina. RiddenGelding Section C Breeding – 1. K Ryder’s TMH Bog-art. 2. l Colthorpe’s eradan Mason. 3. S Pejkovic’sDracmoore Outta Sight. Champion Ridden Pony ofSection C Breeding - K Ryder’s TMH Bogart. Re-serve - B Short’s Mariana Lodge David Austin. Rid-den Welsh Cob Stallion/Colt – 1. J Riley’s CwmkarenRiley express. Ridden Welsh Cob Mare/Filly – 1. CAshdown’s Glengarry Gwenevere. 2. l Byrne’s Bur-rowa Bodicia. Ridden Gelding Section D Breeding – 1.A & T Webb’s Salient Park Prince. 2. Davis Family’sCarwyn Davey Jones. 3. B Short’s Maeve KeevaCastiel. Champion Ridden Pony of Section D Breed-ing - A & T Webb’s Salient Park Prince. Reserve -C Ashdown’s Glengarry Gwenevere. SupremeChampion Ridden Welsh Exhibit and Society GoldMedal winner- S Hoolihan’s Crestwood Royale De-sign. Runner-up Supreme Ridden Welsh Exhibit - A& T Webb’s Salient Park Prince.RIDDEN WELSH HUNTER (Judge: Robert Cock-ram): Mare, Filly, Gelding of Section A Breeding – 1.Davis Family’s Anian Feisty Fudge. 2. S Hoolihan’sWyandra Jessarae. 3. K Raymont’s Richdale Columbo.Mare, Filly, Gelding of Section B Breeding – 1. PJ &PJ O’Shea’s Kintyre Sammy. 2. e Tynan’s Antrimlimerick. 3. l Rogers’ Haddon Park Sundance. Mare,Filly, Gelding of Section C Breeding – 1. B Short’sBurrowa valentina. 2. N Cave’s Dracmoore Merlyn.3. S Pejkovic’s Dracmoore Outta Sight. Mare, Filly,Gelding of Section D Breeding – 1. Davis Family’sCarwyn Davey Jones. 2. A & T Webb’s Salient ParkPrince. 3. A & T Webb’s Mariana lodge Spider lili.Stallion/Colt of Section A, B, C or D Breeding – 1. BShort’s Mariana lodge David Austin. 2. J Riley’sCwmkaren Riley express. Champion Ridden WelshHunter - PJ & PJ O’Shea’s Kintyre Sammy. Re-

serve - Davis Family’s Carwyn Davey Jones.SPECIAL AWARDSTorlyn Stud Best Progeny Pair Award – Progeny ofImperial Nirvana. Best Welsh Foal – Sue Groundwa-ter & Megan Fah’s Harmony Hill Aneira. Best WelshYoungstock Exhibit of the Show – Gatehouse Fam-ily’s Barn Hill Basil. Best Welsh In-Hand and Soci-ety Gold Medal - Gatehouse Family’s Barn Hill Basil.Runner-up Best Welsh In-Hand – Ruth Anderson’sImperial Picture Perfect.JUNIOR WELSH PONIES (Judge: Mats Olsson):Colt Yearling – 1. T D’Hondt’s elvonara Park WannabeFamous. 2. Hanley Park’s Hanley Park Renaissance.Colt 2 Years – 1. J Rowe’s Diamond Mr Smokey.Champion Welsh Pony Colt - T D’Hondt’s ElvonaraPark Wannabe Famous. Reserve - Hanley Park’sHanley Park Renaissance. Filly Yearling – 1. T Bav-inton’s Cherrington Jordanna. 2. R Anderson’s Bell’sMountain Madonna. 3. Hanley Park’s Hanley ParkPrincess of Pop. Filly 2 Years – 1. M Stephenson’sCanyon Pansy. 2. S Wright’s Centre Stage Show andTell. 3. K Bell’s Bellgarra Miss Muffet. Filly 3 Years –1. K Carrigan’s Imperial Joolina. 2. G & J Arthy’s & RPorter’s loralla Songbird. 3. S Nihot’s Imperial ladyAdelle. Champion Welsh Pony Filly - K Carrigan’sImperial Joolina. Reserve - T Bavinton’s Cherring-ton Jordanna. Best Youngstock Welsh Pony Exhibit- K Carrigan’s Imperial Joolina.SENIOR WELSH PONIES (Judge: Mats Olsson):Stallion 4 Years & Over - l McMaster’s Imperial Pic-tureshow Man. 2. D Kimball’s Crestwood Royal Oc-casion. Champion Welsh Pony Stallion - LMcMaster’s Imperial Pictureshow Man. Reserve -D Kimball’s Crestwood Royal Occasion. BroodMare 4 Years & Over – 1. R Anderson’s Imperial Pic-ture Perfect. 2. Hanley Park’s Amaranda Flamenco.Foal – 1. R Anderson’s Bell’s Mountain Pandora. 2.Macemore Pty ltd’s euston Double Delight. Dry Mare4 Years & Over – 1. S Nihot’s lavuka vanity Fair. 2.S Nihot’s Bamborough Camille. 3. v ellaby’SKaranga Myriah. Champion Welsh Pony Mare - RAnderson’s Imperial Picture Perfect. Reserve - SNihot’s Lavuka Vanity Fair. Supreme Welsh PonyExhibit - R Anderson’s Imperial Picture Perfect.Progeny Pair Section B – 1. Progeny of Imperial Monalisa. 2. Progeny of Owendale Royal Twist. 3. Progenyof Imperial Pictureshow Man. Breeders Pair of SectionB – 1. Bell’s Mountain. 2. Hanley Park. 3. Kintyre. 4.Bellgarra Ponies.JUNIOR WELSH GELDINGS (Judge: Kym Shin-gleton): Yearling Gelding of Section A Breeding – 1.Gatehouse Family’s Barn Hill Basil. Gelding of Sec-tion A Breeding, 2 Years – 1. Gatehouse Family’s Barn

Left: Best Part Welsh Foal Futurity Exhibit, Leanne Mayfield’s Mayfield Lodge Love The Look with judges Elizabeth Doyle, Tom Lenihan and RobertCockram. Right: Best Part Welsh In Hand and Gold Medal winner, Bailee Richdale’s Iona Park Virtuoso with Judges Robert Cockram and Mats Olssen.Photo: Danni Milligan Photography


Above: Centre: Supreme Ridden Welsh and Gold Medal winner, Sarah Hoolihan’s Crestwood Royale Design. Above right: Supreme Ridden Part Welshand Gold Medal winner, Bailee Richdale’s Iona Park Virtuoso with Judge Ruth Phillips. Below: Supreme Welsh Harness, Tracey Bavinton’s RippleBrook Astro Boy with Judge David Rozynski. Photos: Danni Milligan Photography

Above: Left: Champion Child’s Ridden Welsh Leanne Rogers’ Haddon Park Sundance. Centre: Champion Open Ridden Child’s Pony, Bowmun Park’sEuston Toy Tales. Right: Reserve Champion Open Child’s Ridden L & R Finn’s Aranui Odysseus. Below left: Best Junior Club Handler Maya Hoolihanwith Judge Kym Shingleton. Photos: Danni Milligan Photography


Hill Sammy. Gelding of Section A Breeding, 3 Years– 1. J Munro’s Stonyvale Sgt Pepper. 2. A Woods’ Bor-dershow Krispy Kreme. Champion Junior Geldingof Section A Breeding- Gatehouse Family’s BarnHill Basil. Reserve - Gatehouse Family’s Barn HillSammy. Yearling Gelding of Section B Breeding – 1.K Bell’s Bellgarra Royal Blue. Gelding of Section BBreeding, 2 Years – 1. R Anderson’s Bell’s MountainMandalay. 2. S lavers’ Canyon Regondi. 3. D Kim-ball’s Amaranda Doctor Jones. Champion JuniorGelding of Section B Breeding - K Bell’s BellgarraRoyal Blue. Reserve - R Anderson’s Bell’s Moun-tain Mandalay. Gelding of Section D Breeding, 2Years – 1. D McConnell’s Grenwood Blue Steel.Champion Junior Gelding of Section D Breeding -D McConnell’s Grenwood Blue Steel. Best Young-stock Junior Welsh Gelding - Gatehouse Family’sBarn Hill Basil.SENIOR WELSH GELDINGS (Judge: Mats Ols-son): – Gelding of Section A Breeding 4 Years & Under8 Years – 1. T Bavinton’s Ripple Brook Astro Boy. 2.D McConnell’s Charmosa Crème Brulee. 3. DavisFamily’s Anian Feisty Fudge. Gelding of Section ABreeding 8 Years & Over – 1. S McDonald’s SherdaraDelta Blue. 2. J Anderson’s Barn Hill Piccalo. 3. KRaymont’s Richdale Columbo. Champion SeniorGelding of Section A Breeding - T Bavinton’s RippleBrook Astro Boy. Reserve - D McConnell’s Char-mosa Crème Brulee. Gelding of Section B Breeding4 Years & Under 8 Years – 1. S Hoolihan’s CrestwoodRoyale Design. 2. D Palmer’s elvonara Park. 3. TD’Hondt’s elvonara Park Merlin. Gelding of SectionB Breeding 8 Years & Over – 1. l Rogers’ Haddon ParkSundance. 2. J Anderson’s Marconi encore. 3. SHayne’s Harmony Hill emyr. Champion Senior Geld-ing of Section B Breeding - L Rogers’ Haddon ParkSundance. Reserve - S Hoolihan’s CrestwoodRoyale Design. Gelding of Section C Breeding 4 Years& Under 8 Years – 1. l Colthorpe’s eradan Mason. 2.S Pejkovic’s Dracmoore Outta Sight. 3. N Cave’s Drac-moore Merlyn. Champion Senior Gelding of SectionC Breeding - L Colthorpe’s Eradan Mason. Reserve- S Pejkovic’s Dracmoore Outta Sight. Gelding ofSection D Breeding 4 Years & Under 8 Years – 1. BShort’s Maeve Keeva Castiel. 2. A & T Webb’s SalientPark Prince. 3. S Bourke’s Chapel House The Rain-maker. Champion Senior Gelding of Section CBreeding - B Short’s Maeve Keeva Castiel. Reserve- A & T Webb’s Salient Park Prince. Supreme Sen-ior Welsh Gelding Exhibit – L Rogers’ Haddon ParkSundance. Supreme Led Welsh Gelding Exhibit –Gatehouse Family’s Barn Hill Basil.JUNIOR PART WELSH (Judge: Mats Olsson): FillyYearling – 1. D Palmer’s Remlaps Pandora. 2. MStephenson’s Canyon Sierra. Filly 3 Years – 1. BowmunPark’s Rosedale Park Secret Attraction. 2. A Woods’Bordershow Shooting Star. 3. A Woods’ BordershowTouch of Blue. Champion Part Welsh Filly - DPalmer’s Remlaps Pandora. Reserve - BowmunPark’s Rosedale Park Secret Attraction. Gelding 2Years – 1. K Carrigan’s Canyon Sebastian. 2. l May-field’s Mayfield lodge love The look. Gelding 3 Years– 1. A Woods’ Bordershow Regal Jupiter. 2. S lavers’Canyon Saloman. 3. B Short’s Belle Phlynn Park Drag-onfly. Champion Part Welsh Junior Gelding - AWoods’ Bordershow Regal Jupiter. Reserve - K Car-rigan’s Canyon Sebastian. Supreme Youngstock PartWelsh Exhibit - D Palmer’s Remlaps Pandora.SENIOR PART WELSH (Judge: Robert Cockram):Brood Mare 4 Years & Over – 1. T D’Hondt’s SanlirraMagic Spell. Dry Mare 4 Years & Over, ne 12.2hh – 1.F Cooke’s Tundra Park Just A Doll. 2. J Anderson’sProspect Blue Allegria. 3. A Bright’s BordershowWitchery. Dry Mare 4 Years & Over, over 12.2hh & ne13.2hh – 1. R Anderson’s Bell’s Mountain Miami. 2.M Stephenson’s Canyon Samara. 3. D Kimball’sSpringtime Park Frolic. Gelding 4 Years & Over, over12.2hh & ne 13.2hh – 1. B Brannigan’s Bellview Park

Christian. 2. A Woods’ Bordershow Fantasia. 3. T Arm-strong’s Rose Air Diplomat. Champion Senior PartWelsh Mare/Gelding ne 13.2hh - B Brannigan’s Bel-lview Park Christian. Reserve - A Woods’ Border-show Fantasia. Dry mare 4 Years & Over, over 13.2hh& ne 14.2hh -1. J Nagy’s Kolbeach Wedding Chorus.Gelding 4 Years & Over, over 13.2hh - ne 14.2hh – 1.B Richdale’s Iona Park virtuoso. 2. Bowmun Park’seuston Toy Tales. 3. J legg’s Artsworth Park Rose-mount. Gelding 4 Years & Over, over 14.2hh – 1. TArmstrong’s Glendon Brae Hy Rolla. 2. A Newell’s Si-enna Harlequin. Champion Senior Part WelshMare/Gelding over 13.2hh - B Richdale’s Iona ParkVirtuoso. Reserve - J Nagy’s Kolbeach WeddingChorus. Supreme Champion Senior Part Welsh Ex-hibit - B Richdale’s Iona Park Virtuoso. Best PartWelsh In-Hand and Society Gold Medal winner - BRichdale’s Iona Park Virtuoso. Progeny Group PartWelsh – 1. Progeny of Falconhurst Boy Blue. BreedersPair of Part Welsh - 1. Bordershow Pony Stud. RIDDEN PART WELSH (Judge: Ruth Phillips):Novice Ridden Part Welsh Mare/Filly any height - 1. JNagy’s Kolbeach Wedding Chorus. 2. D Kimball’sSpringtime Park Frolic. 3. B Short’s NB Serenity.Novice Ridden Part Welsh Gelding any height – 1. BRichdale’s Iona Park virtuoso. 2. J Blacket’s TamanickPoseidon. 3. B Brannigan’s Bellview Park Christian.Champion Novice Ridden Part Welsh - B Richdale’sIona Park Virtuoso. Reserve - J Nagy’s KolbeachWedding Chorus. Ridden Part Welsh Mare ne 12.2hh– 1. A Bright’s Bordershow Witchery. Ridden PartWelsh Mare/Filly over 12.2hh - ne 13.2hh – 1. N Tay-lor’s Parklane Cleopatra. 2. R Anderson’s Bell’s Moun-tain Miami. 3. B Short’s NB Serenity. Ridden PartWelsh Gelding over 12.2hh - ne 13.2hh – 1. A Woods’Bordershow Fantasia. 2. B Brannigan’s Bellview ParkChristian. 3. T Armstrong’s Rose Air Diplomat. Cham-pion Ridden Part Welsh Mare/Filly/Gelding ne13.2hh - N Taylor’s Parklane Cleopatra. Reserve -A Woods’ Bordershow Fantasia. Ridden Part WelshGelding over 13.2hh - ne 14.2hh – 1. B Richdale’s IonaPark virtuoso. 2. Bowmun Park’s euston Toy Tales. 3.R Anderson’s Bell’s Mountain Alabama. Ridden PartWelsh Gelding over 14.2hh – 1. T Armstrong’s Glen-don Brae Hy Rolla. 2. A Newell’s Sienna Harlequin.Champion Ridden Part Welsh Mare/Filly/Geldingover 13.2hh B Richdale’s Iona Park Virtuoso. Re-serve - T Armstrong’s Glendon Brae Hy Rolla.Supreme Ridden Part Welsh Exhibit and SocietyGold Medal - B Richdale’s Iona Park Virtuoso.NATIONAL YOUNG JUDGES COMPETITION(Judges: Geoff Trim & Kym Shingleton): Judge 10years & under 13 years – 1. lillian evans. 2. SavannahCharters. 3. Caitlyn Farmer. 4. Maralee Anderson. 5.lara Parnell. 6. laura Saunders. Judge 13 years &under 16 years – 1. lauren Brockhurst. 2. Karli Goad.3. Shaye Summers. 4. Nikita Cave. 5. Sage Smith.Judge 16 years & under 18 years- 1. Amy Clancy. 2.Kayla Moore. Judge 18 years & under 25 years – 1.Sarah Davis. 2. Ashleigh Cavanagh. 3. Maddie lloyd.Best Young Judge- Lillian Evans. HANDLER CLASSES (Judge: Kym Shingleton):Junior Handler 16 & 17 Years – 1. Kayla Moore. 2.Chelsea Pender. 3. Amy Clancy. Junior Handler 14 &15 Years – 1. Jade Soper. 2. Karli Goad. 3. laurenBrockhurst. 4. Ashlee Farmer. Junior Handler 12 & 13Years – 1. Sage Smith. 2. Ashleigh Taylor. 3. NikitaCave. Best Junior Handler 12 & Under 18 Years –Kayla Moore. Best Young People’s Group Handler12 Years & Under 18 Years – Ashlee Farmer. BestJunior Club Member Handler 9 Years to 11 Years – 1.Olivia Webb. 2. Jessica Rowe. 3. Meg Rogers. 4. CaitlynFarmer. 5. Mia Taylor. 6. Maralee Anderson. Best JuniorClub Member Handler 4 Years to 8 Years – 1. MayaHoolihan. 2. Annabelle Webb. 3. Asha Hoolihan. 4. Abi-gail Sweeper. 5. lily Short. 6. Spencer Anderson. BestJunior Club Member Handler – Maya Hoolihan.

RING 2 (Judge: Mats Olsson): Junior Handler 10 &11 Years – 1. Savannah Charters. 2. lillian evans. 3.lara Parnell. 4. Brooke Flesser. 5. Tayla Finn. 6. CaitlynFarmer. Junior Handler 8 & 9 Years – 1. Meg Rogers.2. Bronte Brannigan. 3. Maya Hoolihan. 4. CharlotteAdsett. 5. Tyler Short. 6. Mia Taylor. Junior Handler 6& 7 Years – 1. Asha Hoolihan. 2. Isabella Anderson. 3.lily Shor.t 4. Darcie Adsett. 5. Spencer Anderson. 6.Jackson Strong. Junior Handler 4 & 5 Years – 1.Chanelle locklock. 2. eliza Piggin. 3. emma Hunt. 4.Sophia Strong. 5. Bronte Raymont. 6. Katelyn Didlick.Best Junior Handler Under 12 Years – Meg Rogers.LED WELSH HUNTER - RING 2 (Judge: KymShingleton): Mare, Filly or Gelding of A Breeding –1. D McConnell’s Charmosa Crème Brulee. 2. ABright’s Casuarina Ridge River. 3. C Maunder’s BarnHill Pedro. Mare, Filly or Gelding of B Breeding – 1.l Rogers’ Haddon Park Sundance. 2. D Palmer’selvonara Park Fancy Pants. 3. PJ & PJ O’Shea’s Kin-tyre Sammy. Mare, Filly or Gelding of C Breeding –1. J Bailey’s Hollydale evelyn Rose. 2. l Colthorpe’seradan Mason. 3. J Rowe’s Diamond Melody. Mare,Filly or Gelding of D Breeding – 1. J Riley’sCwmkaren Morganna. 2. D McConnell’s GrenwoodBlue Steel. 3. A & T Webb’s Salient Park Prince. Stal-lion or Colt of Section A, B, C or D Breeding – 1. DKimball’s Crestwood Royal Occasion. 2. B Short’sMariana lodge David Austin. Champion Led WelshHunter – D McConnell’s Charmosa Crème Brulee.Reserve - L Rogers’ Haddon Park Sundance. WELSH LEADING REIN/ FIRST RIDDEN(Judge: Kym Shingleton): Welsh leading Rein Pony12hh & Under – 1. K Martin’s Dundarren Carousel. 2.N Strong’s Gandl Farm Goldfinch. 3. J Munro’s Stony-vale Sgt Pepper. Welsh First Ridden – First Year Offthe leading Rein 12.2hh & Under – 1. A Sweeper’sAvlon erian. 2. J Anderson’s Barn Hill Piccalo. 3. SHoolihan’s Wyandra Jessarae. Welsh First Ridden12.2hh & Under – 1. Davis Family’s Anian FeistyFudge. 2. T Maluta’s Tooravale Mayfair. 3. K Ray-mont’s Richdale Columbo. Champion Welsh Lead-ing Rein/First Ridden Pony - Davis Family’s AnianFeisty Fudge. Reserve - A Sweeper’s Avlon Erian.CHILDREN’S RIDDEN WELSH (Judge: KymShingleton): Welsh Mare/Filly/Gelding over 12hh ne13hh – 1. l Rogers’ Haddon Park Sundance. 2. PJ &PJ O’Shea’s Kintyre Sammy. 3. v ellaby’s KarangaMyriah. Welsh Mare/Filly/Gelding over 13hh ne 14hh– 1. D Palmer’s elvonara Park Fancy Pants. 2. S Hooli-han’s Crestwood Royale Design. 3. Rahane PastoralCo’s Rahane Portia. Welsh Mare/Filly/Gelding over14hh – 1. Davis Family’s Carwyn Davey Jones. WelshMare/Filly/Gelding ne 12hh Rider 5 years & under 12years – 1. K Raymont’s Richdale Columbo. 2. BShort’s Owendale Rachel. 3. B Short’s Karanga Twi-light. Champion Child’s Ridden Welsh – LeanneRogers’ Haddon Park Sundance. Reserve Cham-pion Child’s Ridden Welsh – Kylie Raymont’sRichdale Columbo.PLEASURE CLASSES (Judge: Ruth Phillips):Best Junior Club Member Pony/Horse and Rider – 1.l Rogers Haddon Park Sundance. 2. T Maluta’sTooravale Mayfair. 3. B Short’s Belle Phlynn ParkPuss ‘n’Boots. Best educated Pony – 1. B Richdale’sIona Park virtuoso. 2. l Fay & R Finn’s AranuiOdysseus. 3. Davis Family’s Anian Fiesty Fudge.Pleasure Pony - 1. S Pejkovic’s Dracmoore OuttaSight. 2. B Short’s Karanga Twilight. 3. N Cave’sDracmoore Merlyn. Pair of Ponies – 1. S Pejkovic’sDracmoore Outta Sight & S Bourke’s Chapel HouseThe Rainmaker. 2. B Short’s Owendale Rachel & BShort’s NB Serenity. 3. B Short’s Chapel HouseGwilym Ap Dafydd & B Short’s Maeve Keeva Castiel.Adult’s Pony - Rider Over 18 Years – 1. PJ & PJO’Shea’s Kintyre Sammy. 2. B Short’s Mariana lodgeDavid Austin. 3. S Pejkovic’s Dracmoore Outta Sight.LED SHOW HUNTER (Judge: Mats Olsson):


Mare, Filly, Gelding over 12hh - ne 13hh – 1. BShort’s Belle Phlynn Park Dragonfly. 2. K Carrigan’sCanyon Sebastian. 3. T D’Hondt’s elvonara Park ladyGa Ga. Mare, Filly, Gelding over 13hh ne 14hh – 1. TArmstrong’s Rose Air Diplomat. 2. O Pennisi’s Far-leigh Firefly. 3. B Brannigan’s Bellview Park Chris-tian. Mare, Filly, Gelding over 14hh - 1. TArmstrong’s Glendon Brae Hy Rolla. 2. O Pennisi’sHanley Park vuitton. 3. Bowmun Park’s euston ToyTales. Champion Led Show Hunter – T Arm-strong’s Glendon Brae Hy Rolla. Reserve - BShort’s Belle Phlynn Park Dragonfly. OPEN LEADING REIN/ FIRST RIDDEN (Judge:Robert Cockram): Open leading Rein Pony 12hh &Under– 1. A Woods’ Bordershow Regal Jupiter. 2. FCooke’s Tundra Park Just A Doll. 3. A Bright’s King-fisher Park Melenee. Champion Open LeadingRein/First Ridden- A Woods’ Bordershow RegalJupiter. Reserve - F Cooke’s Tundra Park Just A Doll.OPEN CHILDREN’S RIDDEN (Judge: RobertCockram) - Open Mare, Filly, Gelding over 12hh ne13hh – 1. A Woods’ Bordershow Fantasia. 2. R Ander-son’s Bell’s Mountain Miami. 3. B Short’s BellePhlynn Park Dragonfly. Open Mare, Filly, Geldingover 13hh ne 14hh – 1. l Fay & R Finn’s AranuiOdysseus. 2. D Kimball’s Springtime Park Frolic. 3.B Brannigan’s Bellview Park Christian. Open Mare,Filly, Gelding over 14hh – 1. Bowmun Park’s euston

Toy Tales. 2. T Armstrong’s Glendon Brae Hy Rolla.3. B Richards’ Iona Park virtuoso. Champion OpenChild’s Ridden Pony - Bowmun Park’s Euston ToyTales. Reserve Champion Open Child’s RiddenPony - L Fay & R Finn’s Aranui Odysseus.RIDDEN SHOW HUNTER (Judge: Kym Shingle-ton): Mare, Filly, Gelding over 12hh ne 13hh – 1. TD’Hondt’s elvonara Park lady Ga Ga. 2. B Short’sBelle Phlynn Park Dragonfly. Mare, Filly, Geldingover 13hh ne 14hh – 1. J Blacket’s Tamanick Poseidon.2. T Armstrong’s Rose Air Diplomat. 3. B Brannigan’sBellview Park Christian. Mare, Filly, Gelding over14hh – 1. B Richdale’s Iona Park virtuoso. 2. BowmunPark’s euston Toy Tales. 3. R Anderson’s Bell’s Moun-tain Alabama. Champion Ridden Show Hunter - TD’Hondt’s Elvonara Park Lady Ga Ga. Reserve -J Blacket’s Tamanick Poseidon. HARNESS (Judge: David Rozynski): DrivenTurnout – 1. D Clyne’s Snowdon vale Sequince. 2. PClyne’s Crosswynds Silhouette. 3. T Bavinton’s RippleBrook Astro Boy. lady Driver – 1. T Bavinton’s Rip-ple Brook Astro Boy. 2. D Clyne’s Snowdon vale Se-quince. Gent Driver – 1. S Pile / Stonyvale Trixie. 2. PClyne / Crosswynds Silhouette. 3. B Tucker / vanocaPark Footloose. Novice Driven Welsh A, B, C, DMare/Gelding – 1. T Bavinton’s Ripple Brook AstroBoy. Driven Section A Mare/Gelding – 1. T Bavinton’sRipple Brook Astro Boy. 2. S & K Pile’s Stonyvale

Trixie. 3. v & B Tucker’s vanoca Park Footloose.Driven Section C Mare/Gelding – 1. D Clyne’s Snow-don vale Sequince. 2. P Clyne’s Crosswynds Silhou-ette. Champion Driven Welsh Harness Exhibit - TBavinton’s Ripple Brook Astro Boy. Reserve - DClyne’s Snowdon Vale Sequince. Pleasure Mare orGelding – S & K Pile’s Stonyvale Trixie. 2. v & BTucker’s vanoca Park Footloose. 3. T Bavinton’s Rip-ple Brook Astro Boy. Llareggub Stud Special AwardHighpoint Welsh in Harness – T Bavinton’s RippleBrook Astro Boy NOVELTIES (Judge: Stephen Pile): Bending - 1. MAnderson’s Bundaleer voranica. 2. B Brannigan’s Bel-lview Park Christian. 3. K Pile’s Stonyvale Trixie. West-ern Bend – 1. B Brannigan’s Bellview Park Christian.2. M Anderson’s Bundaleer voranica. 3. O Pennisi’sHanley Park vuitton. Running T - 1. M Anderson’s Bun-daleer voranica. 2. B Brannigan’s Bellview Park Chris-tian. 3. B Farmer’s Belle Phlynn Park Aladdin. SportingFigure of 8 - 1. M Anderson’s Bundaleer voranica. 2. BBrannigan’s Bellview Park Christian. 3. B Farmer’sBelle Phlynn Park Aladdin. Flagging – 1. B Brannigan’sBellview Park Christian. 2. B Farmer’s Belle PhlynnPark Aladdin. 3. M Anderson’s Bundaleer voranica.Cloverleaf – 1. B Brannigan’s Bellview Park Christian.2. K Pile’s Stonyvale Trixie. 3. B Farmer’s Belle PhlynnPark Aladdin. Champion Novelties - B Brannigan’sBellview Park Christian. Reserve - M Anderson’sBundaleer Voranica

Northern New South Wales Youngstock Show 2016

Singleton 14/02/2016

Ring 1. Judge: Melissa McVeaghWELSH MOUNTAIN PONIES: Filly yearling – 1.D & M Smith’s Arcadian Quintessence. Filly 3 years– 1. D & M Smith’s Imperial Bow Belle. Champion– Imperial Bow Belle. Reserve – Arcadian Quintes-sence. WELSH PONIES: Colt yearling – 1. CGreen’s le Flirteur Savanah. Filly yearling – 1. R An-derson’s Bell’s Mountain Madonna. 2. l & K Carri-gan’s Bamborough Delish. Filly 2 years – 1. l & KCarrigan’s Bamborough Delilah. 2. K Bell’s Bell-garra Miss Muffet. 3. M Stephenson’s Canyon Pansy.Filly 3 years – 1. l & K Carrigan’s Imperial Joolina.2. R Anderson’s Bell’s Mountain Mira. 3. J Amey’sBuena vista Halloween. Champion – Bell’s Moun-tain Madonna. Reserve – Bamborough Delilah.WELSH GELDINGS: Section A Breeding 2 & 3years – 1. & Champion C Meredith’s LlanfairbrynTaliesin. Section B Breeding yearling – 1. A Russell’sCherrington Bodacious. 2. K Bell’s Bellgarra RoyalBlue. Section B Breeding 2 & 3 years – K Thomsen’sBamborough Bright lights. 2. R Anderson’s Bell’sMountain Mandaley. 3. R Pepperall’s valley viewPhantom. Champion - Bamborough Bright Lights.

Reserve – Bell’s Mountain Mandalay. Best Young-stock Welsh Gelding – Bamborough Bright Lights.Best Welsh In Hand Ring 1 & WPCSA Medal – D& M Smith’s Imperial Bow Belle. Runner Up –Bell’s Mountain Madonna.PART WELSH: Colt yearling – 1. M Pennie’s nomi-nation. Filly yearling – 1. M Stephenson’s CanyonSierra. 2. K Bell’s Bamborough Chant. 3. Kaluda Park& D Murray’s Kaluda Park Hugs and Kisses. Gelding,3 years & under – 1. M Stephenson’s Canyon Howzat.Champion – Canyon Sierra. Reserve – Bambor-ough Chant.Ring 2. Judge: M ButlerPART WELSH FEATURE: Filly yearling – 1. KBell’s Bamborough Chant. 2. S Cole & S Morvin’sPrettyvale Sweet Serenade. 3. Kaluda Park & D Mur-ray’s Kaluda Park Hugs and Kisses. Filly 2 years – 1.G lovell’s Bamborough Ray of Hope. Champion –Bamborough Ray of Hope. Reserve – BamboroughChant. Colt yearling – 1. S Cummings’ Westlake Re-markable. Colt 2 years – 1. M Pennie’s nomination.Champion – M Pennie’s nomination. Reserve –Westlake Remarkable. Gelding 2 years – 1. G

lovell’s Sl Belafonte. Gelding 3 years – M Stehen-son’s Canyon Howzat. Champion – SL Belafonte.Reserve – Canyon Howzat. Supreme Part Welsh –SL Belafonte.WELSH MOUNTAIN PONIES: Filly yearling – 1.& Champion D & M Smith’s Arcadian Quintes-sence. Filly 3 years – 1. Reserve Arnjay Cherboll.WELSH PONIES: Colt yearling – 1. C Green’s leFlirteur Savanah. Filly yearling – 1. l & K Carrigan’sBamborough Delish. Filly 2 years – 1. l & K Carrigan’sBamborough Delilah. 2. M Stephenson’s Canyon Pansy3. K Bell’s Belgarra Miss Muffet. Filly 3 years – 1. RAnderson’s Bell’s Mountain Mira. 2. l & K Carrigan’sImperial Joolina. 3. J Amey’s Buena vista Halloween.Champion – Bamborough Delilah. Reserve –Canyon Pansy. WELSH GELDINGS: Section BBreeding yearling – 1. K Bell’s Bellgarra Royal Blue.2. A Russell’s Cherrington Bodacious. Section BBreeding 2 & 3 years – 1. R Anderson’s Bell’s Moun-tain Mandalay. 2. R Pepperall’s valley view Phantom.Champion – Bell’s Mountain Mandalay. Reserve –Bellgarra Royal Blue. Best Welsh In Hand Ring 2– Bamborough Delilah. Runner Up – ArcadianQuintessence.

Best Welsh In Hand Ring 1 & WPCSA Medal – D & M Smith’s ImperialBow Belle. (Imperial Baledur x Imperial Bedazzle SOD: Imperial Consul)Photo: Allira Fontana

Best Youngstock Welsh Gelding, Karen Thomsen’s Bamborough BrightLights (Thistledown Wicked Imp UK x Bamborough Lady Jazlyn SOD:Eyarth Tigra Imp UK).


Royal Adelaide Autumn Horse Show 2016

April 2016 Judge: Ms Kylie Hickman, Bamborough Pony Stud

HANDLERS: Junior Handler under 10 years – 1.Nataivia Jones. 2. elle Humphries. Junior Handler 10years & under 18 years – 1. Whitney Rowett. 2. Madi-son van Der linden. 3. Matthew Hearn. Senior Han-dler, 18 years & over – 1. Rebecca Brady.

Best Presented Welsh exhibit and Handler – 1. TravisPark Pony Stud’s Armanii Park Spiderman. 2. T Ham-pel’s Dalbrae Martyn. 3. R Brady’s Seawynd GypsyQueen. 3. e Humphries’ Burrabon Abigail. WELSHMOUNTAIN PONIES: Filly 3 years & under – 1. B,M & K Mitchell’s Dalbrae Treasure. Mare 4 years &over – 1. C edwards-Bott & K Mason’s Torlyn Play-time. 2. D Hearn’s elargee Florence. Colt 3 years &under – Shanamon Stud’s Nikita lodge De BeesKnees. Champion Led Welsh Mountain Pony – CEdwards-Bott & K Mason’s Torlyn Playtime. Re-serve – Shanamon Stud’s Nikita Lodge De BeesKnees. WELSH PONIES: Filly 3 years & under – 1.l Blacket’s Wynara Model. 2. Shanamon Stud’s We-ston Park valencia. Mare 4 years & over – 1. eHumphries’ Burrabong Abigail. Stallion 4 years &over – 1. Shanamon Stud’s Weston Park Chamberlain.2. l Blacket’s Weston Park verdasco. Champion LedWelsh Pony – L Blacket’s Wynara Model. Reserve– Shanamon Stud’s Weston Park Chamberlain.WELSH COBS: Mare 4 years & over – 1. & Cham-pion R Brady’s Seawynd Gypsy Queen. GELD-INGS: Section A Breeding 3 years & under – 1. CBoyce’s Chiltern Park Midas. 2. B, M & K Mitchell’sDalbrae lladro. Section A Breeding 4 years & over –1. Travis Park Pony Stud’s Armanii Park Spiderman.2. T Hampel’s Dalbrae Martyn. Champion Led WelshGelding – Travis Park Pony Stud’s Armanii ParkSpiderman. Reserve – C Boyce’s Chiltern ParkMidas. Supreme Champion Led Welsh - LBlacket’s Wynara Model.

PART WELSH: Best Presented Part Welsh and Han-dler – 1. K Rayson’s Wynara Hot Tomali. 2. D laurie’sBeckworth Touch of Splendour. 3. l Potter’s KiabeGainsborough. Filly 3 years & under – 1. UhavtaStud’s Uhavta Nice N Naughty. 2. D Fogden’s RosetteQueen of Sefton. Mare 4 years & over, ne 13hh – 1. D

laurie’s Beckworth Touch of Splendour. l Blacket’sRegal Romance of Class. Mare 4 years & over, over13hh – 1. A Williams’ Willowcrest Dreams. 2. UhavtaStud’s Uhavta linen N lace. 3. Uhavta Stud’s UhavtaRoyal Juliette. Champion Led Part Welsh Mare orFilly – A Williams’ Willowcrest Dreams. Reserve –Uhavta Stud’s Uhavta Nice N Naughty. Gelding 3years & under – 1. Uhavta Stud’s Uhavta Myluckyday.Gelding 4 years & over, over 13hh – 1. C Malinovski’sUhavta Khe Sanh. 2. C Young’s Balena Dark Knight.3. H Heinrich’s Andlyn Park Gold Command. Cham-pion Led Part Welsh Gelding – C Malinovski’sUhavta Khe Sanh. Reserve – Uhavta Stud’s UhavtaMyluckyday. Colt 3 years & under – 1. & ChampionL Blacket’s Wynara Sweet Revenge. SupremeChampion Led Part Welsh – A Williams’ Willow-crest Dreams.

RIDDEN: Part Welsh Mare or Gelding over 13hh &ne 14hh – 1. C Youngs’ Balena Dark Knight. 2. KRayson’s Wynara Hot Tomali. 3. v Mann’s Talga Parkenchantress. Part Welsh Mare or Gelding over 14hh –1. Wynara Stud’s Wynara Sweet Desire. ChampionRidden Part Welsh – C Young’s Balena DarkKnight. Reserve – K Rayson’s Wynara Hot Tomali.Welsh leading Rein – 1. T Hampel’s Dalbrae Martyn.2. C edwards-Bott & K Mason’s Torlyn Playtime. 3.D Hearn’s elargee Florence. Welsh First Ridden – 1.1. T Hampel’s Dalbrae Martyn. 2. l Potter’s RivingtonHonky Tonk. 3. S J Heerebout’s Rivington lady Star.Champion Leading Rein/First Ridden Welsh – THampel’s Dalbrae Martyn. Reserve – C Edwards-Bott & K Mason’s Torlyn Playtime. Open leadingRein – 1. & Reserve C Edwards-Bott & K Mason’sTorlyn Playtime. Open First Ridden – 1 & ChampionJ Jones’ Whistlejackets Firefly. Welsh MountainPony Mare or Gelding – 1. l Potter’s Rivington HonkyTonk. 2. T Hampel’s Dalbrae Martyn. 3. S J Heere-bout’s Rivington lady Star. Welsh Cob Mare or Geld-ing – 1. R Brady’s Seawynd Gypsy Queen. WelshMountain Pony or Welsh Pony Stallion – 1. l Blacket’sWeston Park verdasco. Champion Ridden Welsh – LBlacket’s Weston Park Verdasco. Reserve – L Pot-ter’s Rivington Honky Tonk.

Adelaide Royal Autumn Breeds Day, ChampionRidden Part Welsh Cathy Young’s Balena DarkKnight. Photo: Kerri Afford

Adelaide Royal Autumn Breeds Day, ChampionRidden Welsh Exhibit, Lia Blacket’s Weston ParkVerdasco. Photo: Kerri Afford

Jodie Jone's Whistlejackets Firefly, ChampionOpen Lead Rein First Ridden. Photo: In MotionPhotography

Above: Tayla Hampel riding Dalbrae Martyn,Champion Leading Rein First Ridden. Photo: InMotion PhotographyBelow: Torlyn Playtime owned by Cate Ed-wards-Bott and shown by Terry Hocking winningChampion Welsh Mountain Pony. Photo: In Mo-tion


Above: Wynara Model was awarded Supreme Led Welsh Exhibit at the Adelaide Royal Autumn Breeds Day 2016. Photo: Kerri Afford. Top right:Supreme Champion Led Part Welsh Exhibit Anne Williams Willowcrest Dreams. Photo: Kerri Afford. Above right: Armanii Park Spiderman took outChampion Welsh Gelding. Photo: In Motion Photography

Western Australian Welsh Newcomer Stallion Award

THe WelSH AND PART WelSH Newcomer StallionAward is a wonderful opportunity for breeders to show-

case their stallions under saddle. This award has been runningfor several years. This year we saw record entries and a stal-lion representing nearly every section.Sabina Helmgens (NSW) judged the three stallions on SundayFebruary 14th at the Claremont Showgrounds. All three stal-lions were beautifully presented, worked exceptionally welland were a pleasure to watch. elizabeth Marshall’s elegantWelsh Pony stallion, Owendale Regal Carnation (OwendaleMandarin x Radnor Rose), was the eventual winner. Brettand Teresa King’s impressive Welsh Cob colt, Kings TownIm’a Prince (Harrowclough Talisman (Imp UK) x Kings TownCassia) received the runner up sash and Kim Thomas’ wellknown Welsh Mountain Pony stallion San-Del Popstar (Wen-damar Fanciful x San-del Piaf), was third.Congratulations to all of the owners and thank you for sup-porting this event!

Kym Shingleton

Above right: Owendale Regal Carnation. Below left: San-Del Popstar. Below right: Kings Town Im’a Prince. Photo: Paige King


aNNUal OPeN PerFOrMaNCe SHOWPresented by the North East & Border Regional Promotional Group of the WP&CS Aust (Inc).

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to all Native Ponies.➢ Native ponies must not be plaited.INSUraNCe: All WPCSA Members are to provide a copy of their membership & indemnity with their entries. All non members are required to complete an in-surance indemnity form, download from: http://www.wpcs.com.au/sitebuilder/showing/knowledge/asset/files/3/insuranceliabilityform.pdfSTallIONS only eligible for specified stallion classes. Stallions must be handled & ridden by a person 16 yrs and over.CANCELLATION POLICY: In accordance with the WPCS of Aust. Inc ‘Extreme Weather & Cancellation Policy’ if cancellation is required due to existing or predicted severe and dangerous conditions suchas Code Red Fire Warnings/Flood or travel warnings/disease outbreaks, a recorded message will be available on phone no. 0408 482 870 from the 26th August 2016 . REFUND POLICY – • If an eventhas commenced there will be no refunds. • If an event is cancelled prior to commencement of the event – costs incurred by the show committee prior to the show will be paid and remaining fundswill be reimbursed to the member if the amount per exhibitor is $2 or more. • If an event is postponed entry fees will not be refunded without a written request from the exhibitor within 7 days of thenotification of postponement.

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NEWCOMER CLASSESCommencing at 8.30am in class order in Ring 1To be shown in a snaffle. Exhibits must not have competed at any show, gymkhana or competitionunder saddle prior to the 1st January 2016. An exhibit may enter only 1 Newcomer class.Winner to receive sash & prizes. 4 Finalists to receive sash1. Newcomer Ridden Native Pony ne 12hh2. Newcomer Ridden Native Pony over 12hh & ne 14hh3. Newcomer Ridden Native Pony over 14hh4. Newcomer Ridden Part Welsh5. Newcomer Ridden Native Pony StallionBEST NEWCOMER EXHIBITSponsored by Haddon Park Rugs(*Classes will be divided if sufficient entries.)

RING 1 - To commence at the completion of the Newcomer classes LED NATIVE PONY CLASSES (Reg relevant breed society)Judge: Jill GoldsmithLed Junior Native Ponies 3 yrs & under (Colt/Filly/Gelding)6. Led Shetland or Dartmoor Pony 7. Led Welsh Mountain Pony 8. Led Welsh Pony 9. Led Australian Pony 10. Led New Forest 11. Led Connemara 12. Led Welsh Pony of Cob Type 13. Led Highland, Haflinger or Fjord 14. Led Welsh Cob Champion & Reserve Led Junior Native Pony

LED SENIOR NATIVE PONIES 4yrs & over (Stallion/Mare/Gelding)15. Led Shetland or Dartmoor Pony 16. Led Welsh Mountain Pony 17. Led Welsh Pony 18. Led Australian Pony 19. Led New Forest 20. Led Connemara 21. Led Welsh Pony of Cob Type 22. Led Highland, Haflinger or Fjord 23. Led Welsh Cob Champion & Reserve Led Senior Native PonySupreme CHAMPION NATIVE PONY

COLOURED CLASSES (No registration required)24. Led Coloured ne 12.2hh25. Led Coloured over 12.2 ne 14hh26. Led Coloured Over 14hhChampion & Reserve Led Coloured Exhibit 27. Ridden Coloured Exhibit ne 12.2hh28. Ridden Coloured Exhibit over 12.2hh ne 14hh29. Ridden Coloured Exhibit over 14hhChampion & Reserve Ridden Coloured Exhibit

LEADING REIN/FIRST RIDDEN30. Native Leading Rein Pony ne 12hh, Rider 3 and under 8 yrs *31. Native First Ridden Pony ne 12.2hh Rider 5 and under 12yrs *Champion & Reserve Leading Rein/First Ridden Pony

RING 1 - JUNIOR HANDLERS TO BE JUDGED AT LUNCHTIME Judge: TBA1. Handler under 8yrs (May be accompanied by an adult)2. Handler 8yrs & under l2yrsBEST HANDLER under 12 years3. Handler l2yrs & under l5yrs4. Handler l5yrs & under l8yrsBEST HANDLER 12 & under l8yrs

RING 2 - To commence at the completion of the Newcomer classesJudge: Wendy TrimbleShetland classes36. Led Mare 4 yrs & over37. Led Filly 3 yrs & underChampion & Reserve Shetland Mare/Filly

38. Led Colt 3 yrs & under39. Led Gelding40. Led Stallion 4 yrs & overChampion & Reserve Shetland Male SUPREME CHAMPION SHETLAND

LED PART WELSH (reg WP&CS Aust Inc)41. Part Welsh Stallion/Colt42. Part Welsh Mare/Filly/Gelding ne 12.2hh43. Part Welsh Mare/Filly/Gelding 12.2hh ne 13.2hh44. Part Welsh Mare/Filly/Gelding 13.2hh and overChampion & Reserve Led Part Welsh

LED WELSH HUNTERS (reg WP&CS Aust Inc)45. Mare/Filly /Gelding of Section A breeding46. Mare/Filly /Gelding of Section B breeding47. Mare/Filly /Gelding of Section C breeding48. Mare/Filly /Gelding of Section D breeding49. Stallion or ColtChampion & Reserve Led Welsh Hunter

RIDDEN PART WELSH (reg WP&CS Aust Inc)50. Part Welsh Stallion/Colt51. Part Welsh Mare/Filly/Gelding ne 12.2hh52. Part Welsh Mare/Filly/Gelding 12.2hh ne 13.2hh53. Part Welsh Mare/Filly/Gelding 13.2hh and overChampion & Reserve Ridden Part Welsh

RIDDEN WELSH HUNTERS (reg WP&CS Aust Inc)54. Novice Mare/Filly /Gelding 55. Mare/Filly /Gelding of Section A breeding56. Mare/Filly /Gelding of Section B breeding57. Mare/Filly /Gelding of Section C breeding58. Mare/Filly /Gelding of Section D Breeding59. Mare/Filly/Gelding Ridden by an Adult 21- 35 years of age60. Mare/Filly/Gelding Ridden by an Adult 36 years of age and over61. Stallion or ColtChampion & Reserve Ridden Welsh Hunter (WP&CS MEDAL)

THE RIDDEN NATIVE PONY CHAMPIONSHIP QUALIFYING CLASSES To be run under Ridden Native Pony Championship Regulations.In–hand Judge: Wendy TrimbleSaddle Judge: Jill Goldsmith62. Welsh Mountain Pony, Shetland or Dartmoor Stallion 63. Welsh Pony, Australian Pony or New Forest Pony Stallion64. Connemara, Highland, Fjord, Welsh Pony of Cob Type or Welsh Cob StallionChampion & Reserve Stallion65. Shetland or Dartmoor Pony Mare or Gelding66. Welsh Mountain Pony Mare or Gelding 67. Welsh Pony Mare or Gelding 68. Australian Pony Mare or Gelding69. New Forest Mare or Gelding70. Connemara Mare or Gelding 71. Welsh Pony of Cob Type Mare or Gelding72. Haflinger, Highland or Fjord Mare or Gelding73. Welsh Cob Mare or GeldingChampion & Reserve Mare or Gelding

RING 3WORKING HUNTER CLASSES To commence approx 1pmJumps Judge: TBA Flat Judge: TBA95. Novice Working Hunter (Max Jump Height 45cm)96. Working Hunter ne 12hh (Max Jump Height 45cm)97. Working Hunter over 12 & ne 13hh (Max Jump Height 55cm)98. Working Hunter over 13 & ne 14hh (Max Jump Height 65cm)Champion & Reserve Working Hunter ne 14hh

99. Working Hunter over 14 & ne 15hh (Max Jump Height 75cm)100. Working Hunter over 15hh (Max Jump Height 85cm)Champion & Reserve Working Hunter over 14hhSUPREME WORKING HUNTER


• Judges listed in the schedule are subject to change if necessary. Order of classes andthe rings they are in are subject to change in order to avoid events clashing and inorder to finish rings together. While every attempt will be made when timetabling to avoidclass clashes this cannot be guaranteed in a show of this size. Please note which classes theexhibit must or must not be plaited for and ensure you have time to do this between events. Theorder of classes will very likely change in an attempt to avoid the majority of clashes but the dayof competition will not. Start times are approximate and will be varied slightly to minimizeclashes.

• There will be no refunds of any kind unless the show is cancelled and these will be issuedaccording to the Show Regulations of the Society. Cancellation Policy – in accordance with theWPCS of A Inc Extreme Weather & Cancellation Policy, if a Code Red Catastrophic FireWarning/Flood or travel warnings/disease outbreaks are predicted this event shall be cancelled.A recorded message will be available on 02-4579 6335 from 26/10/16 or phone 0418 484 592for updated information. If an event has to be moved to another venue due to extreme weatherevents, entry fees minus any administration fees and costs incurred by the show committee priorto the show, will only be refunded with a written request from the exhibitor within 7 days ofnotification of change of venue. Refund Policy – (i) If an event has commenced there shall beno refunds.(ii) If an event is cancelled prior to the commencement of an event – costs incurredby the Show Committee prior to the event will be paid & remaining funds will be reimbursed tothe exhibitor if the amount per exhibitor is $2.00 or more (iii) If an event is postponed, entryfees will not be refunded without a written request from the exhibitor within 7 days of the no-tification of postponement. iv) If an event has to be moved to another venue due to extremeweather events entry fees, minus any administration fees and costs incurred by the show com-mittee prior to the show, will only be refunded with a written request from the exhibitor within7 days of notification of change of venue

• While every attempt will be made to accommodate all exhibitors and exhibits priority will begiven, when allocating stables or cabins etc, to exhibitors who are sponsors, have classes on mul-tiple days and have multiple horses, to those staying for the week until the APSB National andto those who are not local. Refunds for cabins will be given if they are not able to be supplied

• All handlers and riders, including leading rein jockeys, must be covered by insurance. A copy ofthe rear of the membership card which states which people are covered is required with entries.Insurance waivers must be completed and sent with entries for any person not notedon the membership card.

• All geldings entered in gelding classes must have a gelding registration number al-located. All exhibits must have a registration number allocated and be transferredinto the name of the owner.

• Stables – SIEC insists on a stable bond of $75 per stable. This stable bond is required whenyou book stables and they will not be allocated without it. The bond must be on a separatecheque payable to WPCS of A – Eastern NSW RPG or credit card details must be supplied. Thecheque will not be banked nor will the credit card be used for the bond unless the stableis not cleaned out to the satisfaction of SIEC. When the stable is cleaned please see the stablewarden. Cheques not collected at the show will be torn up once stables are checked off as beingcleaned. Stables will not be allocated without a bond. Bonds cannot be paid by Direct De-posit, bonds paid for in this manner will not be refunded.

• For people who would like to pay someone to clean out their stables please contactKirsty 0413 688 174 before the show.

• Donations towards awards are very much appreciated. If you wish to donate towards a specificaward please advise.

• People paying by Direct Deposit, please send an email advising and ensure the payment isclearly referenced.

• There will be a BBQ Social evening Saturday night $10/person with entries or $15 at the showon Friday (no extra tickets Saturday as we need to cater).

• Swabbing for prohibited substances will be conducted at the show. It is a condition of entry thatexhibitors cooperate at all times with the swabbing steward and veterinarian.

• The WPCS of A Inc Regulations regarding clipping of exhibits will be strictly enforced. PartWelsh may be body clipped. Welsh Mountain, Welsh Ponies (Section B), Welsh Ponies of CobType, Welsh Cobs & Welsh Geldings must not exhibit evidence of a body clip. ALL welsh ponies& cobs must be examined by a clipping steward prior to competition. Exhibit num-bers will be stamped providing the exhibit is not in breach of the clipping regulations. NOwelsh exhibit will be permitted to compete in classes restricted to welsh ponies & cobs if theexhibit number has not been stamped. This does not apply to Part Welsh which may beclipped. Alist of clipping stewards will be listed on www.welshnsw.homestead.com prior tothe show.

• Please note that you ARE ELIGIBLE to enter both Welsh & Hunter or Part Welsh &Hunter classes

INSTRUCTIONS TO EXHIBITORS

NEW SOUTH WALES ALL WELSH SHOWFriday 28th , Saturday 29th & Sunday 30th October 2016

Venue: Sydney International Equestrian Centre (SIEC)Saxony Rd, Horsley Park NSW

Program, timetable & judges subject to change if necessaryTo be held on the outdoor arena

WPCS of A Inc MEDAL SHOW – WPCS of A Inc SIRES RATING SHOWGOLD MEDALS for Best Welsh In-Hand, Supreme Part Welsh

GOLD MEDALS for Supreme Ridden Welsh, Supreme Ridden Part WelshBRONZE MEDAL for Supreme WELSH HARNESS EXHIBIT

To be run under the Show Regulations of WPCS of A Inc (see every edition of Action)Information updates will be found on www.welshnsw.homestead.com

PROVISIONAL TIMETABLE - order of classes may change - day will notFRIDAY 28th October 2016

RING 1 RING 2 RING 3 RING 4 DRESSAGEJunior Welsh Gelding of Sec C Breeding Junior Part Welsh Working HunterJunior Welsh Pony of Cob Type Open Leading ReinJunior Welsh Gelding of Sec A Breeding Open First Ridden Part Welsh Futurity (Lunch)Junior Welsh Mountain Pony Open Childrens Ridden Welsh Futurity (Lunch)Junior Welsh Gelding of Sec D Breeding Junior Welsh Gelding of Sec B Breeding Led Junior Show HunterJunior Welsh Cob Junior Welsh Pony (Section B) Led Junior Welsh HunterYoung Judges

Best Youngstock GeldingBest Junior Welsh Progeny Group


Friday 28th October – RING 1JUNIOR GELDING OF SECTION C BREEDING Judge: D Rhydian Davies, UK101 Gelding of Section C breeding, 3 years102 Gelding of Section C breeding, 2 years103 Gelding of Section C breeding, 1 yearCHAMPION JUNIOR GELDING OF SECTION C BREEDING (eligible Best Youngstock Gelding, not eligible Best Welsh Pony of Cob Type)RESERVE CHAMPION JUNIOR GELDING OF SECTION C BREEDINGWELSH PONIES OF COB TYPE Judge: D Rhydian Davies, UK104 Colt 3 years105 Colt 2 years106 Colt 1 yearCHAMPION WELSH PONY OF COB TYPE COLTRESERVE CHAMPION WELSH PONY OF COB TYPE COLT107 Filly 3 years108 Filly 2 years109 Filly 1 yearCHAMPION WELSH PONY OF COB TYPE FILLY(winner to receive the Luadra Midsummer Nights Dream award)RESERVE CHAMP WELSH PONY OF COB TYPE FILLY BEST YOUNGSTOCK WELSH PONY OF COB TYPE (winner eligible Supreme Welsh Pony of Cob Type & Best Welsh Youngstock of Show)110 Junior Progeny Pair of 2, Welsh Pony of Cob Type (winner

eligible for Best Junior Welsh Progeny Group)111 Junior Breeder Pair of 2, Welsh Pony of Cob Type (bred by,

but not necessarily owned by, the same member)JUNIOR GELDING OF SECTION A BREEDING Judge: D Rhydian Davies, UK112 Gelding of Section A breeding, 3 years113 Gelding of Section A breeding, 2 years114 Gelding of Section A breeding, 1 yearCHAMPION JUNIOR GELDING OF SECTION A BREEDING (eligible Best Youngstock Gelding, not eligible Best Youngstock Welsh Mountain Pony)RESERVE CHAMPION JUNIOR GELDING OF SECTION A BREEDINGWELSH MOUNTAIN PONIES JUNIORS Judge: D Rhydian Davies, UK115 Colt 3 years116 Colt 2 years117 Colt 1 yearCHAMPION WELSH MOUNTAIN PONY COLT RESERVE CHAMPION WELSH MOUNTAIN PONY COLT118 Filly 3 years119 Filly 2 years120 Filly 1 yearCHAMPION WELSH MOUNTAIN PONY FILLYRESERVE CHAMP WELSH MOUNTAIN PONY FILLYBEST YOUNGSTOCK WELSH MOUNTAIN PONY (winner eligible Supreme Welsh Mountain Pony & & Best Welsh Youngstock of Show )

121 Junior Progeny Pair of 2, Welsh Mountain Pony (winnereligible for Best Junior Welsh Progeny Group)

122 Junior Breeder Pair of 2, Welsh Mountain Pony (bred by,but not necessarily owned by, the same member)

JUNIOR GELDING OF SECTION D BREEDING Judge: D Rhydian Davies, UK123 Gelding of Section D breeding, 3 years124 Gelding of Section D breeding, 2 years125 Gelding of Section D breeding, 1 yearCHAMPION JUNIOR GELDING OF SECTION D BREEDING (eligible Best Youngstock Gelding, not eligible Best Youngstock Welsh Cob)RESERVE CHAMPION JUNIOR GELDING OF SECTION D BREEDINGWELSH COB JUNIORS Judge: D Rhydian Davies, UK 126 Colt 3 years127 Colt 2 years128 Colt 1 yearCHAMPION WELSH COB COLTRESERVE CHAMP WELSH COB COLT129 Filly 3 years130 Filly 2 years131 Filly 1 yearCHAMPION WELSH COB FILLY RESERVE CHAMPION WELSH COB FILLYBEST YOUNGSTOCK WELSH COB (winner eligible Supreme Welsh Cob & Best Welsh Youngstock of Show)132 Junior Progeny Pair of 2, Welsh Cob (winner eligible for Best Junior Welsh Progeny Group)133 Junior Breeder Pair of 2, Welsh Cob (bred by, but not necessarily owned by, the same member)

YOUNG JUDGES Judge: D Rhydian Davies, UKWPCS of A Inc Panel Judges not eligibleYJ1 Judge under 8 yearsYJ2 Judge 8 years & under 10 yearsYJ3 Judge 10 years & under 13 yearsYJ4 Judge 13 years & under 16 yearsYJ5 Judge 16 years & under 18 yearsYJ6 Judge 18 years & under 25 yearsCHAMPION YOUNG JUDGE UNDER 13 YEARSRESERVE CHAMPION YOUNG JUDGE UNDER 13 YEARSCHAMPION YOUNG JUDGE 13 YEARS & UNDER 25 YEARSRESERVE CHAMPION YOUNG JUDGE 13 YRS & UNDER 25 YEARSBEST YOUNG JUDGE BEST YOUNGSTOCK WELSH GELDINGJudges Heather Banbury & Rhydian Davies (Champion Junior Geldings of Section A, B, C & D eligible)(winner eligible Best Welsh Youngstock of Show & Supreme Gelding)BEST JUNIOR WELSH PROGENY PAIR Judges Heather Banbury & Rhydian Davies (winners of classes 110, 121, 132 & 231 (winner eligible for Torlyn Best Welsh Progeny Pair of Show, Saturday)

Friday 28th October – RING 2 PART WELSH JUNIORS Judge: Heather Banbury, UK201 Gelding 3 years202 Gelding 2 Years203 Gelding 1 YearsCHAMPION JUNIOR PART WELSH GELDING(winner eligible Best Youngstock Part Welsh)RESERVE CHAMPION JUNIOR PART WELSH GELDING204 Filly 3 Years205 Filly 2 Years206 Filly 1 YearCHAMPION PART WELSH FILLY(winner eligible Best Youngstock Part Welsh)RESERVE CHAMPION PART WELSH FILLY207 Colt 3 Years208 Colt 2 years209 Colt 1 YearCHAMPION PART WELSH COLT(winner eligible Best Youngstock Part Welsh)RESERVE CHAMPION PART WELSH COLTBEST YOUNGSTOCK PART WELSH(winner eligible Supreme Champion Part Welsh Exhibit, Saturday)210 Junior Part Welsh Progeny Pair of 2 211 Junior Part Welsh Breeder Pair of 2 (bred by, but not neces-

sarily owned by, the same member)

OPEN LEADING REIN/FIRST RIDDEN CLASSES Judge: Heather Banbury, UK- Must be plaited, Welsh & Part Welsh eligible212 Novice Open Leading Rein Pony – 12hh & under, rider 3

yrs & under 8 yrs (neither pony, in the current owner-ship, or rider to have won a 1st under saddle in any indi-vidual show class at a Welsh Society run , Royal or HOYShow in any event, not eligible for Champion)

213 Novice Open First Ridden Child’s Pony 12.2hh & under,rider 5 & under 12 yrs (neither pony, in the currentownership, or rider to have won a 1st under saddle inany individual show class at a Welsh Society run , Royalor HOY Show in any event, not eligible for Champion)

BEST NOVICE OPEN LEADING REIN/FIRST RIDDEN PONY (ineligi-ble Champion)

214 Open Leading Rein Pony - 12hh & under, rider 3 yrs &under 8 yrs

215 Open First Ridden Child’s Pony 12.2hh & under, rider 5 &under 12 yrs

CHAMPION OPEN LEADING REIN/FIRST RIDDEN PONYRESERVE CHAMPION OPEN LEADING REIN/FIRST RIDDEN PONY

RING 1 RING 2 RING 3 RING 4Senior Welsh Gelding of Section D Breeding Senior Part Welsh Led Welsh Leading Rein Led Show Hunter SeniorSenior Welsh Cob Ridden Second Season Part Welsh Welsh First Ridden Welsh Childrens RiddenSenior Welsh Gelding of Section A Breeding Led Welsh Hunter Senior Ridden Newcomer Part WelshSenior Welsh Mountain Pony Senior Welsh Gelding Section B Breeding Ridden Part Welsh Ridden Show HunterSenior Gelding of Section C Breeding Senior Welsh Pony (Section BSenior Welsh Pony of Cob TypeJunior HandlerBest Senior Welsh GeldingFancy DressSupremes

RING 1 RING 2 RING 3 RING 4Ridden Welsh Second Season Ridden Newcomer Welsh Harness start 9.00Ridden Welsh Ridden Welsh Hunters Classes follow on

SATURDAY 29th October 2016

SUNDAY 30th October 2016


CHILDRENS RIDDEN PONIES (OPEN) Judge: Heather Banbury, UKMust be plaited, Welsh & Part Welsh eligible- Snaffle bit only, no spurs PONIES TO BE JUDGED ON

THEIR SUITABILITY AS A CHILD'S RIDDEN PONY. (pony orhorse only eligible to compete in one Open Children’sRidden Pony class 301-306)

Riders under 18 years of age.216 Open Mare, Filly, Gelding, over 14hh217 Open Mare, Filly, Gelding over 13hh & ne 14hh218 Open Mare, Filly, Gelding, over 12hh ne 13hh, rider 12

yrs & under 18 yrs219 Open Mare, Filly, Gelding, over 12hh ne 13hh, rider

under 12 yrs220 Open Mare, Filly, Gelding, 12hh & under, rider 12 yrs &

under 18 yrs221 Open Mare, Filly, Gelding, 12hh & under, rider under 12 yrsCHAMPION OPEN RIDDEN CHILD'S PONY Rider under 18 yrsRESERVE CHAMPION OPEN RIDDEN CHILD'S PONY Rider u 18 yrs

JUNIOR GELDING OF SECTION B BREEDING Judge: Heather Banbury, UK222 Gelding of Section B breeding, 3 years223 Gelding of Section B breeding, 2 years224 Gelding of Section B breeding, 1 yearCHAMPION JUNIOR GELDING OF SECTION B BREEDING (eligible Best Youngstock Gelding, not eligible Best Youngstock Welsh Pony)RESERVE CHAMPION JUNIOR GELDING OF SECTION B BREEDINGWELSH PONY JUNIORS (Section B) Judge: Heather Banbury, UK225 Colt 3 years226 Colt 2 years227 Colt 1 yearCHAMPION WELSH PONY COLTRESERVE CHAMPION WELSH PONY COLT228 Filly 3 years229 Filly 2 years230 Filly 1 yearCHAMPION WELSH PONY FILLYRESERVE CHAMP WELSH PONY FILLY BEST YOUNGSTOCK WELSH PONYWinner to receive the David Coddington Perpetual Trophy(winner eligible Supreme Welsh Pony & Best Welsh Youngstock of Show)231 Junior Progeny Pair of 2, Welsh Pony (Section B) (winner

eligible for Best Junior Welsh Progeny Group)232 Junior Breeder Pair of 2, Welsh Pony (Section B) (bred by,

but not necessarily owned by, the same member)

Friday 28th October – RING 3Morning – practice jump for Working Hunter

25th NSW 2 year old PART WELSH FUTURITY (lunch time)Judges: to be advisedFor 2 year olds already paid up, no fee required but enter on entry form)PF1 Part Welsh Futurity ne 13hhPF2 Part Welsh Futurity over 13hhBEST PART WELSH FUTURITY EXHIBIT25th WELSH FUTURITY Judges to be advised – lunchtimeFor 2 year olds already paid up, no fee required but enter on entry formFA Welsh Mountain Filly/ColtFB Welsh Pony Filly/ColtFC Welsh Pony of Cob Type Filly/ColtFD Welsh Cob Filly/ColtFE Welsh GeldingBEST WELSH FUTURITY EXHIBIT

LED JUNIOR SHOW HUNTER CLASSES Judge: Barbara Evans, UK)Must be plaited, Welsh & Part Welsh eligible301 Colt 3 years & under302 Filly/Gelding 2 & 3 years ne 13 hh

303 Filly/Gelding 2 & 3 years over 13hh304 Filly/Gelding 1 yearCHAMPION JUNIOR LED SHOW HUNTER(winner eligible Supreme Led Show Hunter, Saturday)RESERVE CHAMPION JUNIOR LED SHOW HUNTER

LED JUNIOR WELSH HUNTERS Judge: Barbara Evans, UK Must be unplaited, Part Welsh not eligible305 Welsh Pony of Cob Type Colt306 Welsh Pony of Cob Type Filly307 Welsh Gelding of Section C Breeding under 4 yearsCHAMPION LED JUNIOR WELSH HUNTER OF SEC C BREEDING (winner eligible Best Youngstock Welsh Hunter)RES CHAMP LED JUNIOR WELSH HUNTER OF SEC C BREEDING 308 Welsh Mountain Pony Colt309 Welsh Mountain Pony Filly under 4 years310 Welsh Gelding of Section A Breeding under 4 yearsCHAMPION LED JUNIOR WELSH HUNTER OF SEC A BREEDING(winner eligible Best Youngstock Welsh Hunter)RES CHAMP LED JUNIOR WELSH HUNTER OF SEC A BREEDING311 Welsh Cob Colt312 Welsh Cob Filly313 Welsh Gelding of Section D Breeding under 4 yearsCHAMPION LED JUNIOR WELSH HUNTER OF SEC D BREEDING (winner eligible Best Youngstock Welsh Hunter)RES CHAMP LED JUNIOR WELSH HUNTER OF SEC D BREEDING314 Welsh Pony Colt (Section B)315 Welsh Pony Filly (Section B)316 Welsh Gelding of Sec B Breeding under 4 years (Sec B)CHAMPION LED JUNIOR WELSH HUNTER OF SEC B BREEDING(winner eligible Best Youngstock Welsh Hunter)RES CHAMP LED JUNIOR WELSH HUNTER OF SEC B BREEDINGBEST YOUNGSTOCK WELSH HUNTER (eligible Supreme Led Welsh

Hunter Saturday)

Friday 28th October – RING 4WORKING HUNTERBarbara Evans (UK) ( jump judge), Lynda Holgate (flat judge)Plaited or unplaited, Welsh & Part Welsh eligible401 Novice – max fence height 45cm – not eligible Champion402 Pony 12hh & under – max fence height 45cm403 Pony over 12hh & ne 13hh – max fence height 55cm404 Pony over 13hh & ne 14hh – max fence height 65cm405 Horse over 14 & ne 15hh – max fence height 75cm406 Horse over 15hh – max fence height 85cmCHAMPION WORKING HUNTERRESERVE CHAMPION WORKING HUNTERBEST WORKING HUNTER, RIDER UNDER 17 YEARSBEST WORKING HUNTER, RIDER 40 YEARS & OVER

Friday 28th October – DRESSAGENote: These are new tests as at 1st January 2014 (Prep Test 2013). Closed Restricted. To be run in accordance with the EA Na-tional Dressage Rules effective 1/1/2016. For the purpose ofthese Rules the Dressage will be considered a separate eventfrom the rest of the show.1 horse 1 rider (Prep test excepted). Name and age of rider is required.Horses may only compete at 2 consecutive levels, a maximumof 3 tests may be riddenMay be plaited or unplaited, Welsh & Part Welsh eligiblePrevious winners of Best Preliminary Awards are not eligibleto compete again at that levelD1 Preparatory A (2013) - rider 13 years & under. D2 Preparatory A (2013) - rider 14 years & overP3 Preliminary 1.1 (2014) ne 13.2hh Welsh or Part WelshP4 Preliminary 1.3 (2014) ne 13.2 hh Welsh or Part WelshP5 Preliminary 1.1 (2014) over 13.2hh Welsh or Part WelshP6 Preliminary 1.3 (2014) over 13.2 hh Welsh or Part WelshBest Preliminary (1.1 + 1.3)

N7 Novice 2.1 (2014) ne 13.2hh Welsh or Part WelshN8 Novice 2.3 (2014) ne 13.2hh Welsh or Part WelshN9 Novice 2.1 (2014) over 13.2hh Welsh or Part WelshN10 Novice 2.3 (2014) over 13.2hh Welsh or Part WelshBest Novice (2.1 + 2.3)

E11 Elementary 3.1 (2014) Welsh or Part WelshM12 Medium 4.1 (2014) Welsh or Part WelshA13 Advanced 5.1 (2014) Welsh or Part WelshBest Elementary/Medium/Advanced

Saturday 29th October – RING 1 WELSH GELDING OF SECTION C BREEDING Judge: D Rhydian Davies134 Gelding of Section C Breeding, 8 years & over135 Gelding of Section C Breeding, 4 & under 8 yearsCHAMPION SENIOR WELSH GELDING OF SECTION C BREEDING(Eligible Best Senior Welsh Gelding, ineligible Supreme Pony of Cob Type)RESERVE CHAMPION SENIOR WELSH GELDING OF SEC C BREEDING WELSH PONY OF COB TYPE SENIORS Judge: D Rhydian Davies136 Stallion 8 years & over137 Stallion 4 years & under 8 years CHAMPION WELSH PONY OF COB TYPE STALLION RESERVE CHAMPION WELSH PONY OF COB TYPE STALLION138 Dry Mare 4 years & over139 Open Broodmare140 FoalCHAMPION WELSH PONY OF COB TYPE MARERESERVE CHAMPION WELSH PONY OF COB TYPE MARE SUPREME CHAMPION WELSH PONY OF COB TYPE141 Progeny Pair Section C, pair of 2 Exhibits any age (winner

eligible Best Progeny Pair of Show)142 Breeders Pair Section C, pair of 2 Exhibits any age (bred by,


WELSH GELDING OF SECTION A BREEDING SENIOR Judge: D Rhydian Davies143 Gelding of Section A Breeding, 8 years & over144 Gelding of Section A Breeding, 4 & under 8 yearsCHAMPION SENIOR WELSH GELDING OF SECTION A BREEDING(Eligible Best Senior Welsh Gelding, ineligible Supreme Welsh Mountain Pony)RES CHAMPION SENIOR WELSH GELDING OF SEC A BREEDING WELSH MOUNTAIN PONY SENIORS Judge: D Rhydian Davies145 Stallion 8 years & over146 Stallion 4 years & under 8 years CHAMPION WELSH MOUNTAIN PONY STALLIONRESERVE CHAMPION WELSH MOUNTAIN PONY STALLION147 Dry Mare 8 years & over148 Dry Mare 4 years & under 8 years149 Broodmare 8 years & over150 Broodmare 4 years & under 8 years151 FoalCHAMPION WELSH MOUNTAIN PONY MARE RESERVE CHAMPION WELSH MOUNTAIN PONY MARESUPREME CHAMPION WELSH MOUNTAIN PONY Winner to receive the Kay Park Crackerjack Perpetual Memorial Trophy152 Progeny Pair Section A, pair of 2 Exhibits any age (winner

eligible Best Progeny Pair of Show)153 Breeders Pair Section A, pair of 2 Exhibits any age (bred by,


WELSH GELDING OF SECTION D BREEDING SENIOR Judge: D Rhydian Davies154 Gelding of Section D Breeding, 8 years & over155 Gelding of Section D Breeding, 4 & under 8 yearsCHAMPION SENIOR WELSH GELDING OF SECTION D BREEDING(Eligible Best Senior Welsh Gelding, ineligible Supreme Cob)RES CHAMPION SENIOR WELSH GELDING OF SEC D BREEDING


WELSH COB SENIORSJudge: D Rhydian Davies156 Stallion 8 years & over 157 Stallion 4 years & under 8 yearsCHAMPION WELSH COB STALLIONRESERVE CHAMPION WELSH COB STALLION 158 Dry Mare 4yrs and over159 Open Broodmare160 FoalCHAMPION WELSH COB MARERESERVE CHAMPION WELSH COB MARESUPREME CHAMPION WELSH COB161 Progeny Pair Section D, pair of 2 Exhibits any age (winner

eligible Best Progeny Pair of Show)162 Breeders Pair Section D, pair of 2 Exhibits any age (bred

by, but not necessarily owned by, the same member)

HANDLER CLASSES Judge: D Rhydian Davies163 Handler 18 years & over Stallions Eligible164 Junior Handler 12, 13 & 14 years165 Junior Handler 15, 16 & 17 yearsBEST JUNIOR HANDLER 12 YEARS & UNDER 18 YEARSBEST YOUNG PEOPLES GROUP HANDLER (highest placed Young Peoples Group member in each class eligible) (copy of Young Peoples Group membership card to be supplied with entries in order to be eligible)166 Junior Handler 4 & 5 years - must be accompanied by adult167 Junior Handler 6 & 7 years - may be accompanied by adult 168 Junior Handler 8 & 9 years169 Junior Handler 10 & 11 yearsBEST JUNIOR HANDLER UNDER 12 YEARSBEST JUNIOR CLUB MEMBER HANDLER (highest placed Junior Club member in each class eligible) (copy of Junior Club membership card to be supplied with entries in order to be eligible)

COSTUME & FANCY DRESS CLASSES (Judge to be advised)Plaited or unplaited, Welsh & Part Welsh eligible, stallions ineligible170 Fancy Dress Junior under 10 years171 Fancy Dress Junior 10 & under 18 years172 Fancy Dress Senior 18 years & over

BEST SENIOR WELSH GELDINGJudges Heather Banbury & Rhydian Davies

(Champion Senior Geldings of Section A, B, C & D eligible)(winner eligible Supreme Gelding)

TORLYN BEST WELSH PROGENY PAIR OF SHOW Judges Heather Banbury & Rhydian Davies

Winners of classes 144, 153, 164 & 173 eligible

BEST WELSH FOAL OF SHOWJudges Heather Banbury & Rhydian Davies

Winner of the Welsh Mountain, Welsh, Welsh Pony of Cob Typeand Welsh Cob Foal classes eligible

Winner to receive the Nattai Butterfly perpetual award donated by Gloria Jarrott

RUNNER-UP BEST WELSH FOAL OF SHOWSUPREME CHAMPION WELSH GELDING Judges Heather Banbury & Rhydian Davies

Winner of the Best Youngstock Welsh Gelding & Best Senior Welsh Gelding eligible

Winner to receive the Keyi Cointreau award, an EmbroideredWoolen Rug donated by Shaw & Kennedy Families

BEST WELSH YOUNGSTOCK EXHIBIT OF SHOW Judges Heather Banbury & Rhydian Davies

Best Youngstock Welsh Mountain Pony, Welsh Pony, Welsh Ponyof Cob Type, Welsh Cob & Gelding eligible

RUNNER-UP BEST WELSH YOUNGSTOCK EXHIBIT SUPREME PART WELSH EXHIBIT

Judge: Heather Banbury(Best Junior Part Welsh & Best Senior Part Welsh eligible)

Winner to receive the Jill Grant Memorial Perpetual TrophyThe WPCS of A Inc Gold Medal will be awarded to the winnerRUNNER-UP SUPREME CHAMPION PART WELSH EXHIBIT(Reserve Champion to the Supreme Exhibit ineligible to compete)

BEST WELSH IN-HAND EXHIBIT OF SHOW Judges Heather Banbury & Rhydian Davies

Supreme Welsh Mountain Pony, Welsh Pony, Welsh Pony of CobType, Welsh Cob & Gelding eligible

The WPCS of A Inc Gold Medal & the Eileen Bartram Perpetual Trophy will be awarded to the winnerRUNNER-UP BEST WELSH IN-HAND EXHIBIT

(Reserve Champion to the Supreme Exhibit ineligible to compete)

Saturday 29th October – RING 2PART WELSH LED SENIORS Judge: Heather Banbury233 Broodmare - eligible for relevant height championship234 Foal235 Mare or Gelding 4 years & over, ne 12 hh236 Mare or Gelding 4 years & over, over 12hh & ne 12.2hh237 Mare or Gelding 4 years & over, over 12.2hh & ne 13 hh238 Mare or Gelding 4 years & over, over 13 hh & ne 13.2 hhCHAMPION PART WELSH MARE/GELDING ne 13.2 hh(winner eligible Best Senior Part Welsh Exhibit)RESERVE CHAMPION PART WELSH MARE /GELDING ne 13.2 hh239 Mare or Gelding 4 years & over, over 13.2 hh & ne 14 hh240 Mare or Gelding 4 years & over, over 14 hh & ne 14.2 hh241 Mare or Gelding 4 years & over, over 14.2 hh & ne 15 hh242 Mare or Gelding 4 years & over, over 15 hhCHAMPION PART WELSH MARE OR GELDING over 13.2 hh(winner eligible Best Senior Part Welsh Exhibit)RESERVE CHAMP PART WELSH MARE/GELDING o 13.2 hh243 Stallion 4 years & over, ne 13hh244 Stallion 4 years & over, over 13hh CHAMPION PART WELSH STALLION(winner eligible Best Senior Part Welsh Exhibit)RESERVE CHAMPION PART WELSH STALLIONBEST SENIOR PART WELSH EXHIBIT(winner eligible Supreme Part Welsh Exhibit)SUPREME CHAMPION PART WELSH EXHIBIT (see Ring 1 Saturday afternoon)245 Progeny Pair Part Welsh, pair of 2 Exhibits any age246 Breeders Pair Part Welsh, pair of 2 Exhibits any age (bred by,


SECOND SEASON RIDDEN PART WELSH CLASSES Judge: Heather BanburyA Second Season is an exhibit that has not competed under saddle in a show class prior to 1/1/2015 but has competed prior to 1/1/2016 - Newcomers not eligible - Snaffle Bit only247 Second Season Ridden Part Welsh Stallion/Colt (winners only

eligible for Champion & Reserve Second Season Part Welsh)248 Second Season Ridden Part Welsh Mare/Filly/Gelding ne

13hh (winners only eligible for Champion & Reserve SecondSeason Part Welsh)

249 Second Season Ridden Part Welsh Mare/Filly/Gelding over13hh (winners only eligible for Champion & Reserve SecondSeason Part Welsh)

CHAMPION SECOND SEASON PART WELSH (ineligible for Supreme Ridden)

RESERVE CHAMPION SECOND SEASON PART WELSH

WELSH GELDING OF SECTION B BREEDING SENIOR Judge: Heather Banbury250 Gelding of Section B Breeding, 8 years & over251 Gelding of Section B Breeding, 4 & under 8 yearsCHAMPION SENIOR WELSH GELDING OF SECTION B BREEDING(Eligible Best Senior Welsh Gelding, ineligible Supreme Welsh Pony)RESERVE CHAMPION SENIOR WELSH GELDING OF SEC B BREEDING WELSH PONY SENIORS (Section B) Judge: Heather Banbury UK252 Stallion 8 years & over253 Stallion 4 years & under 8 years CHAMPION WELSH PONY STALLION RESERVE CHAMPION WELSH PONY STALLION254 Dry Mare 8 years & over255 Dry Mare 4 years & under 8 years256 Broodmare 8 years & over257 Broodmare 4 years & under 8 years258 FoalCHAMPION WELSH PONY MARE

Winner to receive the Glenmore Pony Stud Perpetual TrophyRESERVE CHAMPION WELSH PONY MARE SUPREME CHAMPION WELSH PONY EXHIBITWinner to receive the Cherrington Stud Perpetual Memorial Trophy259 Progeny Pair Section B, pair of 2 Exhibits any age (winner eli-

gible Best Progeny Pair of Show)260 Breeders Pair Section B, pair of 2 Exhibits any age (bred by,


Saturday 29th October – Ring 3WELSH LEADING REIN/FIRST RIDDEN CLASSES Judge: Barbara Evans, UKMust not be plaited, Part Welsh ineligible317 Novice Welsh Leading Rein Pony – 12hh & under, rider 3

yrs & under 8 yrs (neither pony, in the current ownership,or rider to have won a 1st under saddle in any individualshow class at a Welsh Society run, Royal or HOY Show inany event, not eligible for Champion)

318 Novice Welsh First Ridden Child’s Pony 12.2hh & under,rider 5 & u 12 yrs (neither pony, in the current ownership,or rider to have won a 1st under saddle in any individualshow class at a Welsh Society run, Royal or HOY Show inany event, not eligible for Champion)

BEST NOVICE WELSH LEADING REIN/FIRST RIDDEN PONY (ineli-gible Champion)

319 Welsh Leading Rein Pony - 12hh & under, rider 3 yrs &under 8 yrs

320 Welsh First Ridden Child’s Pony 12.2hh & under, rider 5& under 12 yrs

CHAMPION WELSH LEADING REIN/FIRST RIDDEN PONYRES CHAMPION WELSH LEADING REIN/FIRST RIDDEN PONY

LED WELSH HUNTERS SENIOR Judge: Barbara Evans, UKMust be unplaited, Part Welsh not eligible321 Welsh Pony of Cob Type Stallion 322 Welsh Pony of Cob Type Mare 323 Welsh Gelding of Section C Breeding 4 years & overCHAMPION LED SENIOR WELSH HUNTER OF SEC C BREEDING RES CHAMP LED SENIOR WELSH HUNTER OF SEC C BREEDING (winner eligible Best Senior Led Welsh Hunter)324 Welsh Pony Stallion (Section B)325 Welsh Pony Mare (Section B)326 Welsh Gelding of Sec B Breeding 4 years & over (Sec B)CHAMPION LED SENIOR WELSH HUNTER OF SEC B BREEDINGRES CHAMP LED SENIOR WELSH HUNTER OF SEC B BREEDING(winner eligible Best Senior Led Welsh Hunter)327 Welsh Mountain Pony Stallion 328 Welsh Mountain Pony Mare 329 Welsh Gelding of Section A Breeding 4 years & overCHAMPION LED SENIOR WELSH HUNTER OF SEC A BREEDING(winner eligible Best Senior Led Welsh Hunter)RES CHAMP LED SENIOR WELSH HUNTER OF SEC A BREEDING(winner eligible Best Senior Led Welsh Hunter)330 Welsh Cob Stallion 331 Welsh Cob Mare 332 Welsh Gelding of Section D Breeding 4 years & overCHAMPION LED SENOR WELSH HUNTER OF SEC D BREEDING (winner eligible Best Senior Led Welsh Hunter)RES CHAMP LED SENIOR WELSH HUNTER OF SEC D BREEDING BEST SENIOR LED WELSH HUNTER (eligible Supreme Led Welsh Hunter)

SUPREME LED WELSH HUNTER Judge Barbara EvansRIDDEN PART WELSH Judge: Barbara Evans333 Ridden Mare/Filly/Gelding, 12hh & under334 Ridden Mare/Filly/Gelding, over 12hh & ne 12.2hh335 Ridden Mare/Filly/Gelding, over 12.2hh & ne 13hh336 Ridden Mare/Filly/Gelding, over 13hh & ne 13.2hh CHAMPION RIDDEN PART WELSH ne 13.2hhRESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN PART WELSH ne 13.2hh337 Ridden Mare/Filly/Gelding, over 13.2hh & ne 14hh338 Ridden Mare/Filly/Gelding, over 14hh & ne 14.2hh 339 Ridden Mare/Filly/Gelding over 14.2hh & ne 15hh340 Ridden Mare/Filly/Gelding over 15hhCHAMPION RIDDEN PART WELSH over 13.2hhRESERVE CHAMP RIDDEN PART WELSH over 13.2hh


341 Ridden Stallion/Colt ne 13hh342 Ridden Stallion/Colt over 13hhCHAMPION RIDDEN PART WELSH STALLION/COLT RESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN PART WELSH STALLION/COLT SUPREME CHAMPION RIDDEN PART WELSHThe WPCS of A Inc Gold Medal will be awarded to the winnerRUNNER-UP SUPREME CHAMPION RIDDEN PART WELSH (Reserve Champion to the Supreme Exhibit ineligible to compete)

SATURDAY 29th OCTOBER – RING 4LED SHOW HUNTER SENIOR 4 years & over Judge: Scott AdamsMust be plaited, Welsh & Part Welsh eligible407 Stallion over 13hh408 Mare/Gelding over 13hh & ne 13.2hh409 Mare/Gelding over 13.2hh & ne 14hh410 Mare/Gelding over 14hhCHAMPION SENIOR LED SHOW HUNTER over 13hh(winner eligible Supreme Led Show Hunter)RESERVE CHAMPION SENIOR LED SHOW HUNTER over 13 hh411 Stallion ne 13hh412 Mare/Gelding 12hh & under413 Mare/Gelding over 12hh & ne 12.2hh414 Mare/Gelding over 12.2hh & ne 13 hh CHAMPION LED SENIOR SHOW HUNTER ne 13hh(winner eligible Supreme Led Show Hunter)RESERVE CHAMPION SENIOR LED SHOW HUNTER ne 13 hhSUPREME LED SHOW HUNTER Judges: Barbara Evans & Scott Adams

CHILDRENS RIDDEN PONIES (WELSH) Judge: Scott Adams(Must not be plaited, Part Welsh ineligible)- Snaffle bit only, no spurs PONIES TO BE JUDGED ON THEIR SUITABILITY AS A CHILD'S RIDDEN PONY. (pony or horse only eligible to compete in one Welsh Children’s Ridden Pony class 201-207)Riders under 18 years of age.415 Welsh Mare, Filly, Gelding, over 14hh416 Welsh Mare, Filly, Gelding over 13hh & ne 14hh 417 Welsh Mare, Filly, Gelding, over 12hh ne 13hh, rider 12

yrs & under 18 yrs418 Welsh Mare, Filly, Gelding, over 12hh ne 13hh, rider

under 12 yrs419 Welsh Mare, Filly, Gelding, 12hh & under, rider 12 yrs &

under 18 yrs420 Welsh Mare, Filly, Gelding, 12hh & under, rider under 12

yrsCHAMPION WELSH RIDDEN CHILD'S PONY Rider under 18 yearsRES CHAMP WELSH RIDDEN CHILD'S PONY Rider under 18 yrs

NEWCOMER RIDDEN PART WELSH CLASSES Judge: Scott Adams Newcomer is an exhibit that has not competed under saddle in a show class prior to 1/1/2016 Snaffle Bit only421 Newcomer Ridden Part Welsh Stallion/Colt (winners only

eligible for Champion & Reserve Newcomer Part Welsh)422 Newcomer Ridden Part Welsh Mare/Filly/Gelding ne

13hh (winners only eligible for Champion & Reserve NewcomerPart Welsh)

423 Newcomer Ridden Part Welsh Mare/Filly/Gelding over13hh (winners only eligible for Champion & Reserve New-comer Part Welsh)

CHAMPION NEWCOMER PART WELSH (ineligible for Supreme Ridden)

RESERVE CHAMPION NEWCOMER PART WELSH

RIDDEN SHOW HUNTER CLASSES Judge: Scott AdamsMust be plaited, Welsh & Part Welsh eligible424 Ridden Mare/Filly/Gelding 12hh & under425 Ridden Mare/Filly/Gelding over 12hh & ne 12.2hh426 Ridden Mare/Filly/Gelding over 12.2hh & ne 13 hh 427 Ridden Stallion/Colt ne 13hhCHAMPION RIDDEN SHOW HUNTER ne 13hhRESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN SHOW HUNTER ne 13 hh428 Ridden Stallion/Colt over 13hh

429 Ridden Mare/Filly/Gelding over 13hh & ne 13.2hh430 Ridden Mare/Filly/Gelding over 13.2hh & ne 14hh431 Ridden Mare/Filly/Gelding over 14hh & ne 15 hh432 Ridden Mare/Filly/Gelding over 15 hhCHAMPION RIDDEN SHOW HUNTER over 13hhRESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN SHOW HUNTER over 13 hhSUPREME CHAMPION RIDDEN SHOW HUNTER

Sunday 30th October – Ring 1Judge: Heather Banbury (UK)SECOND SEASON RIDDEN WELSH CLASSESA Second Season is an exhibit that has not competed under saddle in a show class prior to 1/1/2015 but has competed prior to 1/1/2016 - Newcomers not eligible. Snaffle Bit only173 Second Season Ridden Welsh Mare/Filly/Gelding

Section B Breeding174 Second Season Ridden Welsh Mare/Filly/Gelding

Section D Breeding175 Second Season Ridden Welsh Mare/Filly/Gelding

Section C Breeding176 Second Season Ridden Welsh Mare/Filly/Gelding

Section A Breeding177 Second Season Ridden Welsh Stallion/ColtCHAMPION SECOND SEASON WELSHPONY OR COB (ineligible for Supreme Ridden)RESERVE CHAMPION SECOND SEASON WELSH PONY OR COB

RIDDEN WELSH 178 Ridden Welsh Mountain Pony Mare/Filly179 Ridden Gelding of Section A Breeding180 Ridden Welsh Mountain Pony Stallion/ColtCHAMPION RIDDEN PONY OF SECTION A BREEDINGRESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN PONY OF SECTION A BREEDING

181 Ridden Welsh Pony Mare/Filly182 Ridden Gelding of Section B Breeding 183 Ridden Welsh Pony Stallion/ColtCHAMPION RIDDEN PONY OF SECTION B BREEDINGRESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN PONY OF SECTION B BREEDING

184 Ridden Welsh Cob Mare/Filly185 Ridden Gelding of Section D Breeding186 Ridden Welsh Cob Stallion/ColtCHAMPION RIDDEN PONY OF SECTION D BREEDINGRESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN PONY OF SECTION D BREEDING

187 Ridden Welsh Pony of Cob Type Mare/Filly188 Ridden Gelding of Section C Breeding 189 Ridden Welsh Pony of Cob Type Stallion/ColtCHAMPION RIDDEN PONY OF SECTION C BREEDINGRESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN PONY OF SECTION C BREEDING

SUPREME CHAMPION RIDDEN WELSH EXHIBITThe WPCS of A Inc Gold Medal will be awarded to the winnerRUNNER-UP SUPREME CHAMPION RIDDEN WELSH EXHIBIT(Reserve Champion to the Supreme Exhibit ineligible to compete)

Sunday 30th October – Ring 2Judge: Scott AdamsNEWCOMER RIDDEN WELSH CLASSESNewcomer is an exhibit that has not competed under saddle in a show class prior to 1/1/2016 Snaffle Bit only

261 Newcomer Ridden Welsh Mare/Filly/Gelding Section B Breeding

262 Newcomer Ridden Welsh Mare/Filly/Gelding Section D Breeding

263 Newcomer Ridden Welsh Mare/Filly/Gelding Section C Breeding

264 Newcomer Ridden Welsh Mare/Filly/Gelding Section A Breeding

265 Newcomer Ridden Welsh Stallion/Colt CHAMPION NEWCOMER WELSH PONY OR COB (Ineligible for Supreme Ridden)RESERVE CHAMPION NEWCOMER WELSH PONY OR COB

RIDDEN WELSH HUNTERS(Part Welsh ineligible, must be unplaited)266 Ridden Welsh Cob Mare/Filly267 Ridden Gelding of Section D Breeding 268 Ridden Welsh Cob Stallion or ColtCHAMPION RIDDEN WELSH HUNTER OF SECTION D BREEDINGRESERVE CHAMP RIDDEN WELSH HUNTER OF SEC D BREEDING

269 Ridden Welsh Pony Mare/Filly/Gelding ne 12.2hh (Sec B)270 Ridden Welsh Pony Mare/Filly/Gelding over 12.2hh (Sec B)271 Ridden Welsh Pony Stallion or Colt (Section B)CHAMPION RIDDEN WELSH HUNTER OF SECTION B BREEDINGRESERVE CHAMP RIDDEN WELSH HUNTER OF SEC B BREEDING

272 Ridden Welsh Pony of Cob Type Cob Mare/Filly273 Ridden Gelding of Section C Breeding 274 Ridden Welsh Pony of Cob Type Stallion or ColtCHAMPION RIDDEN WELSH HUNTER OF SECTION C BREEDINGRESERVE CHAMP RIDDEN WELSH HUNTER OF SEC C BREEDING

275 Ridden Welsh Mountain Pony Mare/Filly276 Ridden Gelding of Section A Breeding277 Ridden Welsh Mountain Pony Stallion/ColtCHAMPION RIDDEN WELSH HUNTER OF SECTION A BREEDINGRESERVE CHAMP RIDDEN WELSH HUNTER OF SEC A BREEDINGSUPREME CHAMPION RIDDEN WELSH HUNTER

Sunday 30th October - RING 3 - Empty

Sunday 30th October – RING 4Judge: Barbara Evans (UK)HARNESS All children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult at all times when in a vehicleWELSH & PART WELSH433 Junior Driver, under 18 yrs434 Open Driver435 Pleasure Mare or Gelding. Part Welsh eligible436 Driven Stallion Turnout. Part Welsh eligible437 Driven Mare or Gelding Turnout. Part Welsh eligibleCHAMPION HARNESS TURNOUT (not eligible for Supreme)RESERVE CHAMPION HARNESS TURNOUT

WELSH438 Novice Driven Welsh Mare or Gelding(Not eligible for Champion)439 Driven Section A or B Stallion440 Driven Section A Mare/Gelding441 Driven Section B Mare/GeldingCHAMPION DRIVEN SECTION A OR BRESERVE CHAMPION DRIVEN SECTION A OR B

442 Driven Section C or D Stallion443 Driven Section C Mare/Gelding444 Driven Section D Mare/GeldingCHAMPION DRIVEN SECTION C OR DRESERVE CHAMPION DRIVEN SECTION C OR D

SUPREME CHAMPION WELSH HARNESS EXHIBITThe WPCS of A Inc Bronze Medal will be awarded to the winnerRUNNER-UP SUPREME CHAMP WELSH HARNESS EXHIBIT(Reserve Champion to Supreme ineligible)

PART WELSH445 Novice Driven Part Welsh Mare or Gelding (Not eligible Champion)446 Driven Part Welsh Stallion 12.2hh & under447 Driven Part Welsh Mare/Gelding 12.2hh & underCHAMPION DRIVEN PART WELSH 12.2hh & underRESERVE CHAMPION DRIVEN PART WELSH12.2hh & under448 Driven Part Welsh Stallion over 12.2hh449 Driven Part Welsh Mare/Gelding over 12.2hh CHAMPION DRIVEN PART WELSH over 12.2hhRESERVE CHAMPION DRIVEN PART WELSH over 12.2hhSUPREME CHAMPION PART WELSH HARNESS EXHIBIT


Send postal Entries with cheque to: • Helen Dohan 47 Reserve Rd, Freemans Reach 2756Enquiries and email entries with Credit Card details or Direct Deposit to: • Helen - [email protected] 0418 484 592 or 02-4579 6335 (ah)

39th NEW SOUTH WALES ALL WELSH SHOW ENTRY FORM – SIEC Friday 28th , Saturday 29th & Sunday 30th October 2016

ENTRIES CLOSE Friday 2nd September 2016 STRICTLY NO REFUNDS

apart from where applied under the Society's refund policy

Exhibits must be entered in the name of the owner/lessee as recorded by the WPCS of A IncA SEPARATE FORM is needed per OWNERSHIP

PONYREG NO. PONY / COB NAME

SectionA/B/CD/PW

COLOUR Class No Class No Class No Class No Class No Class No Class No

If enteredWorkingHunter,

age of rider

Fee Due$20 / horse / class$10 Fancy Dress

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Handlers, Young Judges & Driver Classes Name of Person $20 / class• Young Judges Name of Person FREE. Age at 28/10/16 Class No Class No Class No Fee Due Office Use Only

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If entered in Dressage - Name of Pony / Cob Name of proposed rider Age of Rider (for award & timetabling purposes)

FOAL CLASSName of foal orprefix only if unnamed

Class NoSection

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Sex Date of Birth Sire Dam Fee Due$20 / class Office Use Only

$

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PROGENY PAIR OF 2Name of Sire or Dam

SectionA/B/CD/PW

Class No Fee Due$20/class Office Use Only

$

$

$

BREEDERS PAIR OF 2Name of Breeder

SectionA/B/CD/PW

Class No Fee Due$20 / class Office Use Only

$

$

$


b ALL HANDLERS & RIDERS (including childrens classes) MUST BE COVERED BY AN INSURANCE WAIVER. b Any Person NOT COVERED by a WPCS of A INC Membership MUST SIGN THE WAIVER FORM and this must be returned with entries. b WRISTBANDS WILL BE ISSUED for all people covered by a Waiverb NO PERSON WILL BE PERMITTED INTO THE RING unless they are wearing a wristband. b There is no fee for this.

NAME of HANDLER / RIDER / STRAPPER (including children) Membership Number (if not covered by a Membership then an Insurance Waiver MUST be included with entries)

STABLING / CAMPING / CABINSDAY PARKING (for every horse not stabled)Friday – number horses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . x$10 = $ . . . . . .Saturday – number horses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . x $10 = $ . . . . . .Sunday – number horses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . x $10 = $ . . . . . .Total Day Parking fee $ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

BBQ Saturday night

Number tickets . . . . . . . x $10/person = $ ___________

Number bales shavings _____ x $14 = $_______Boxes are 12’x12’ concrete floor – recommend at least 5 balesfor overnight

Credit Card details are authorised for fees as in fee calculator adjusted for mistakes / stable bond (cross out any not authorised). Entries paid byCC will incur a 2.5% surcharge to cover bank fees and total of amounts in fee calculator, adjusted for mistakes, are authorised. Name on credit card ………………………………………………………………..

Card number ………………………………………………………. Expiry Date: _ _ / _ _ CCV …….

STABLE BOND of $75 / stable is required by supplying credit card details or providing a separate cheque(not money order) payable to WPCS of A Inc .Credit cards will not be used for this nor will cheques be banked unless the stables are not cleaned to the satisfaction of SIEC. Do NOT direct deposit this or it WILL NOT be refunded

No of stables _____ x $75 = $______ on CC or separate cheque made out to WPCS of A Eastern NSW

Cabins, stabling & camping will be allocated according to distance, days required & need with priority to sponsorsa camping fee is required for any vehicle being used overnight to sleep in whether or not it is connected to power

Number STABLES@ $25 / stable / day

Number CABINS@ $50 / Cabin / day

Number CAMPING SITES@ $30 / site / day

Wednesday 1 pm - 6am Thursday

Thursday 6.00 am - 6 am Friday

Friday 6.00 am - 6 am Saturday

Saturday 6.00 am - 6.00 am Sunday

Sunday 6.00 am - 8.00 am Monday

Please advise if you wish to be stabled with someone (Maximum 2 requests) Total Stables . . . . . . . . x $25 Total Cabins . . . . . . . . x $50 Total Sites . . . . . . . . x $30

TOTAL FEES TOTAL STABLES $ . . . . . . . . . . . TOTAL CABIN $ . . . . . . . . . . . TOTAL CAMP $ . . . . . . . . . . .


A SEPARATE ENTRY FORM is REQUIRED for EACH MEMBERSHIPaa ZZName of recorded owner/lessee ___________________________________________ Membership No__________

Address _____________________________________________________________________ Post Code______

For queries: Email ________________________________________________ Phone _______________________

I/we agree to abide by the Rules & conditions as laid down by the WPCS of A Inc & the Show Regulations for entry for 2016 NSW All Welsh Show andacknowledge that refunds will not be issued for any withdrawals or cancellations of entries. I understand that my exhibit(s) may beswabbed and should the exhibit swab positive to a prohibited substance I agree to abide by any disciplinary action imposed by the WPCSA

Signature of owner/lessee_______________________________________ Date _______________

Name of Exhibitor …………………………………………………………………………(name entries will be catalogued in, must include owner)

SUMMARY OF FEES INVOICE Welsh Pony & Cob Society of Australia Inc ABN 70 066 732 367

PaYMeNT OPTIONSIF PaYING BY DIreCT DePOSIT • Please reference with the owner or exhibitor name and note on entry form• BSB 063 125 account 10502177 Welsh Pony & Cob Society eastern NSW rPG

Or cheque to Welsh Pony & Cob Society eastern NSW rPG Or payment by Credit Card

eNTrIeS by Credit Card will incur a 2 ½% surcharge to pay the bank fees

STaBle BOND by Cheque or Credit Card ONlY (will not be banked unless stables are not cleaned)

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FEE CALCULATORTotal class entries (from previous page) $ ––––––––Total Stabling Fee ($25 / stable / day) $ ––––––––Total Shavings Fee ($14 / bale) $ ––––––––Total Cabin Hire Fee ($50 / cabin / day) $ ––––––––Total Camping Fee ($30 / site / day) $ ––––––––Total SIEC Day Parking Fee ($10 / horse / day) $ ––––––––Sat night BBQ $10 / person with entries __ tickets $ ––––––––$15 / person at show

Cleaning fee/Environmental levee compulsory $ 20.00Admin/Catalogue- compulsory $ 20.00WPCSA Swabbing Fee – compulsory $ 10.00(this fee will be used to pay for swabbing)Catalogue Advertising –

full page $90 / 1/2 page $60 $ ––––––––Donation $ ––––––––Late entry fee until 9/9/16 Compulsory if late $ 20.00TOTAL FEES $ ––––––––+ 2.5% if paying by Credit Card

• Entries will only be accepted on the originalor a photocopy of this form and must besigned by the owner or person authorisedin writing by the owner to complete theentries

***** ONE FORM PER MEMBERSHIP ****** • A waiver must be completed for any

non-member handlers or riders • Show information & TIMETABLE will be on

www.welshnsw.homestead.com• If you wish information to be posted back

please supply large (C5 or A4 sized) stampedaddressed envelope. Not compulsory as information will beonline

• Please supply copy of registration papers &2016 / 17 membership card (lapses 30/6/17)

• Please keep a copy of classes youhave entered


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P&CS of Aust. Inc. fo

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ay result from th

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suffered by me (or a person for whom or on whose behalf I am acquiring th

e services) is excluded.

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f the

Fair T

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at y

our r

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s to

sue

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nder

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4.

Exclu

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ictoria)

By signing below, I agree th

at th

e liability of for any death or personal injury (as d

efined in th

e Fa

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t 199

9) th

at may be suffered by me (or

a person from

whom or on whose behalf I am acquiring th

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the supp

ly of recreational services is excluded.

** Note if you are un

der 18 yrs of age a different W

aiver is required to be signed.

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Welsh Pony & Cob Society of Australia Inc Show Regulations as of August 1st 2015

• These Regulations must be followed by exhibitors, judges and stewards. • Where the word ‘exhibit ’ is used in these Regulations, it refersto Section A, B, C, D, e, Foundation Stock or Part Welsh. Where the word ‘exhibitor’ is used in these Regulations it includes competitors,handlers, owners, lessees, riders, drivers and grooms. •• Where the word Welsh is used in these Regulations, it should be taken to refer toSection A, B, C, D, e & Foundation Stock. ** New or amended rule.GENERAL1. Owners, handlers and exhibitors are expected to be familiar

with the Show Regulations of the WP&CS of Australia Inc. andshall at all times abide by these regulations and other rules andconditions as laid down by the Welsh Pony & Cob Society ofAustralia Inc. (WP&CS). It is the exhibitors’ responsibility toensure eligibility for a class, and if ineligible, the exhibitor mustwithdraw. If the judge, steward or ringmaster considers an exhibit to be dan-gerous or acting in a manner that is disruptive they may requestthat the exhibit is removed from the ring after issuing one priorwarning. If the Show Sub-committee considers any person in at-tendance at an event is acting in an inappropriate manner theyreserve the right to instruct that person to leave the facility.

ELIGIBILITY TO SHOW2. Show entries without full payment will not be accepted.3. All exhibitors must be financial members of the WP&CS.

Membership Cards may be requested and must be shown ondemand.

4. No exhibitor may show:• An exhibit bred by, or leased from the judge or his family in

the ring in which the judge is officiating. • An exhibit purchased from the judge or his family in the ring

in which the judge is officiating, until after a period of 12months.

• An exhibit produced by the Judge or his immediate family untilafter a period of 12 months

• An exhibit under a Judge where the Judge or immediate familyhave been rewarded in cash or kind for instruction of handler,rider or driver in the past six months.

• Under a judge who is an immediate family member.• Under a judge who has received, or has contracted to receive

remuneration for the sale or purchase of any horse in the pastsix months from the exhibitor.

• Under a judge where a current lease of a horse is in place be-tween the judge and the exhibitor.

• Under a judge if the competitor has purchased or leased anyhorse from the Judge or members of the Judge’s family withinthe last six months.

• Under a Judge when they are or have been in a Business Part-nership (excluding stud fees) with that Judge or a member ofhis immediate family in the past 6 months. (Business Partnerships include current - leases, joint member-ships or ownership of an animal)

• An exhibit under a Judge who has, or had a financial interestin the exhibit (stud fees excluded) in the preceding twelvemonths.

• An exhibit in a class under the Judge who has produced an an-imal for that exhibitor in the previous twelve months.

• A progeny group sired by, or out of a stallion or mare ownedby the judge.

5. All exhibits must be registered with the WP&CS and must beshown in the name of the recorded owner or lessee. The nameof the exhibitor if not the owner may also be acknowledged atthe show committee’s discretion.

6. Proof of registration may be requested and must be shown ondemand.

7. All Welsh exhibits born in Australia, registered with theWP&CS & born prior to the 31/07/13 must be branded, allWelsh exhibits born in Australia, registered with the WPCSA& born after the 1/08/13 must be branded &/or microchippedor will be ineligible to be shown, with the exception of foalsshown prior to 31 July in the breeding season of their birth.These foals must be eligible for registration with the WP&CSAbut need not be branded or microchipped. Part Welsh may bebranded or microchipped.

8. exhibits entered into stallion or gelding classes must be regis-tered as such with the WP&CSA. Geldings are shown as Sec-tion e of A, B, C, or D breeding and no height limit applies.

9. Foals must be eligible for registration with the WP&CSA , withsire and dam's registration details noted on the entry form. Allfoals must be registered by the required date according to theWPCSA studbook regulations.

10. Progeny Classes – all exhibits must be entered in their Welshor Part Welsh in hand class to compete in Progeny classes.

11. An overseas visiting exhibit registered with a recognised WelshSociety, may be eligible to compete at Welsh run shows whilstin Australia, provided the show secretary is advised of the pend-ing visit, and a copy of the exhibit’s registration certificate, withproof of membership with that Society is produced to the showsecretary. The exhibitor must be provided with a copy of theshow regulations, and must abide by the WP&CSA show reg-ulations whilst attending the show.

12. exhibitors who have a disability, and use a wheel chair or othermobility aid, are able to exhibit at WP&CSA shows. At the dis-cretion of the Committee of Management and/or the Show SubCommittee or Judge, or the request of a fellow exhibitor, theexhibits may be judged independently if there are safety con-cerns. A competent able bodied person (over 16 years of ageon the first day of the show) must be present in the ring at alltimes.

INSURANCE13. exhibitors entering exhibits do so entirely at their own risk; it

is a condition of entry that no liability of any kind attaches itselfto the WP&CSA, the Show Subcommittee or members in anyrespect whatsoever. **All exhibitors must sign a waiver prior to entering the ring.

SHOW SUB-COMMITTEE ROLE & RESPONSIBILITIES14. every exhibitor or competitor shall be bound by and observe

the decisions of the Show Sub-committee.15. The Show Sub-committee reserves the right to adjudicate upon

entry or upon any dispute and to make any determination uponany matter relevant to the show. This decision shall be final andnot subject to appeal of any kind. The Show Sub-committee re-serves the right to adjudicate upon entry or upon any disputeor inappropriate behaviour and to make any determinationupon any matter relevant to the show. This decision shall befinal and not subject to appeal of any kind.

16. The Show Sub-committee reserves the right to disqualify anyexhibit that, in its opinion, appears to be in poor condition atthe time of showing.


17. The Show Sub-committee reserves the right to combine classesif there are insufficient entries.

18. An official measurer may be in attendance. Current eA, HackCouncil and Royal Show height certificates will be accepted.

ELIGIBILITY FOR CLASSES19. exhibits must be shown in the Section of the WP&CSA Stud

Book in which they are registered and must have a WPCSAregistration number allocated.

20. Part Welsh are only eligible to compete in classes especiallyprovided for them or classes marked.

21. Part Welsh exhibits are ineligible to compete against Welsh an-imals in Welsh led, Welsh ridden, Welsh harness classes, Welshchampionships and Supremes at WP&CSA approved eventsrun under WP&CSA rules and regulations. Welsh exhibits areeligible to compete against other breeds for special awards atWP&CSA approved events run under WP&CSA rules and reg-ulations and approved by the Committee of Management.

22.**A BROODMARe is a mare 4 years & over which has foaled,has a foal at foot or is to foal in the current breeding season,prior to the 31st July. Fillies 3 years & under cannot be shownwith a foal at foot. Foals under the age of three weeks and theirdams cannot be shown.

• A Broodmare with a foal at foot is ineligible for ridden or har-ness classes

23. FOUNDATION STOCK: Foundation Stock FS, FS1 & FS2 areeligible to be shown once they have a WPCSA RegistrationNumber (registered FS, FS1 & FS2 are eligible for exhibitionin Welsh classes).

24. ALL STALLIONS & COLTS must be entire and may be sub-ject to a veterinary inspection at any time during the show atthe discretion of the Show Sub-committee or designated offi-cials.

• Are not eligible to compete in Costume, Fancy Dress, leadingRein, First Ridden or Junior Handler/Ridden classes.

•**All colts 2 years and over must be bitted in the ring & the leadaffixed to the bit.

25. A Novice exhibit is not to have won first place at any WP&CSAustralia event, Royal, equestrian Australia or Show HackCouncil Horse of the Year Show.

26. A leading Rein Pony is 12 hh or under and is to be ridden bya child 3 years and under 8 years of age on the first dayof the show.

27. A First Ridden Pony cannot exceed 12.2 hh, and is to be riddenby a child 5 years and under 12 years of age on the first day ofshow.CONDUCT OF EXHIBITORS

28. exhibitors must abide by the Code of Conduct as set by theWelsh Pony & Cob Society of Australia Inc.

29. exhibitors should ensure they are wearing the correct exhibitnumber in the class when supplied.

30. Judges must not be approached on the day of the show or event.31. Once a class has commenced no exhibit may leave the ring un-

less so instructed by the ring official.32. There is to be no change of handler once a class has com-

menced without the permission of the judge.33. The judge’s decision is final and any protests must be lodged

officially according to the Show Regulations.PLAITING OF EXHIBITS

34.**At all WP&CS run shows and events led, Ridden or DrivenSection A, B, C, D & e exhibits must be exhibited unplaited. Ajudge should refuse to judge a Section A, B, C, D and E ex-hibit which is presented plaited.

• Open leading Rein, Open First Ridden, Show Hunters andChildren’s Open Ridden exhibits are judged as an Open ex-hibit, and must be exhibited plaited and trimmed. (Part Welshare eligible.)

• Welsh leading Rein, Welsh First Ridden, Welsh Hunter, RiddenWelsh, Children’s Welsh Ridden and Welsh Harness are to beexhibited with manes and tails unplaited. (Part Welsh are inel-igible.)

WELFARE OF EXHIBITSThe welfare of exhibits is paramount35. No lame or sick animal should be brought into a class.36.**All exhibits must compete drug free. Random swabbing

may take place in accordance with the Rules and Regula-tions of the WP&CSA.

37. Random DNA testing may take place at all WP&CS run shows,as a condition of entry all exhibits when selected must be DNAtested.

38. exhibits must not be subjected to unnecessary, unreasonable orunjustifiable pain, suffering or injury.

39. FOALS are to be haltered in the ring and must not be bitted.• All Welsh foals must be exhibited with manes and tails un-

plaited and must not be clipped (trimming is permissible). PartWelsh foals, clipping & plaiting is optional.

• Foals under the age of three weeks and their dams cannot beshown.

40.**ClIPPING • visible body, head or neck clipping for shows isnot permissible. • Trimming is permissible, including the ears,throat-latch, lower jaw, jawline & muzzle. • Welsh exhibits 3years old and under must not be body clipped for showing pur-poses. • Welsh exhibits 4 years and over which have beenclipped for winter activities can been shown. • Fresh body clip-ping for shows is not permissible. • Clipping of Part Welsh isoptional.

41. SPURS: Only correctly fitted Dummy spurs are permitted in allsaddle classes, excluding children’s lead-rein or first riddenclasses (refer Reg 49). In dressage – spurs are allowed as pereA regulations. Spurs must be correctly fitted and any misuseor abuse will result in disqualification.

42. exhibits competing under saddle or in harness must be threeyears old or over. exhibits competing in jumping must be fouryears and over.

43. No diseased or sick animal may be brought on to event grounds.The event organiser reserves the right in its absolute discretionto take such action as a veterinary Surgeon may advise in rela-tion to any exhibit, without limitation. This may include re-moval of an exhibit to another location (in or out of thegrounds).The exhibitor indemnifies the Society and / or its sub-commit-tee in respect of all costs incurred in connection with any actiontaken pursuant to the above regulations. If an animal displayssymptoms of disease after arrival at event grounds, the owner/ exhibitor must notify the organisers immediately and followthe advice of a veterinary Surgeon as above.

WELFARE OF EXHIBITORS44.**Riders and handlers at Society conducted shows and events

must be 3 years and over on the first day of the show. Ridersmust be 5 years and over & Handlers 7 years & over on thefirst day of the show to compete independently. Driversmust be 6 years & over, all drivers under 16 years must beaccompanied by an adult.

• Riders, drivers and handlers of stallions and colts are to be16 years and over on the first day of the show.


45. leading rein handlers to be 16 years and over on the first dayof the show.

46. exhibitors and grooms must wear safe footwear and look neatand smartly dressed when entering the ring.

47. The wearing of Approved Helmets is compulsory for riders ofall ages when riding at all times, whilst mounted, at anyWP&CS function. Approved Helmets are current Australian,New Zealand, european or American standards.

48. While in the marshalling area, and when entering and departingthe ring, exhibits must be at no faster pace than the WAlK.Once exhibitors are in the ring they must remain at the walkunless instructed otherwise.

49. CHILDRENS’ EVENTS: dressage whips and spurs are not per-mitted. Hacking canes and crops are acceptable. A snaffle bitonly may be used.

50. WHIPS: length of the shaft must not to exceed 75 centimetresexcluding tails in all classes excluding dressage.

51. A fall of exhibit or rider/driver in any ridden or harness classwill result in disqualification from that class. The rider mustnot remount in the ring. (Refer to Harness guidelines in the event of a fall in harnessclasses)*After a fall in the ring, riders / drivers must consult the FirstAid provider for approval to continue competing in furtherclasses.

52. Shakers are prohibited - for safety reasons no third party assis-tance may be used eg: shakers that may cause interference withother exhibits / exhibitors. Does not apply to persons nomi-nated by the show committee.

WORKING HUNTER53. No change of saddlery is allowed between phases or during

phases. Boots, bandages and protective pads on exhibits’ legsor feet are permissible in the jumping phase only. Open to allWelsh and Part Welsh exhibits. Open to stallions. Plaiting is notrequired. Both phases to be judged individually and consecu-tively by each judge. Any exhibit disqualified from Phase 1does not proceed to Phase 2.

Working Hunter Classes 1. Novice Maximum height (45cm) 2. Under 12 hh Maximum height (45cm) 3. 12 hh & under 13 hh Maximum height (55cm) 4. 13 hh & under 14 hh Maximum height (65cm) 5. 14 hh & under 15 hh Maximum height (75cm) 6. Over 15 hh Maximum height (85cm) Champion & Reserve Champion Working Hunter (Winners ofNovice Class not eligible)

MARKING Phase 1 Jumping To be judged on jumping style and manners Jumping . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .50 pts Style & Manners . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10 pts Penalties Phase 1 Knockdown . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10 pts First Refusal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15 pts Second Refusal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20 pts Third Refusal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Disqualification Fall of horse or rider either phase . . .Disqualification Phase 2 Flat: To be judged on conformation, manners and freedom of action Conformation and freedom of action 30 pts Manners . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10 pts Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .100 pts

In the event of a tie, the total from Phase 1 will take precedence,followed by the Style & Manners score, then conformationscore. If there is still a tie, the Judge’s decision is Final. Nopenalty is incurred if the lower pole on the same vertical planeis lowered. If an exhibit turns its quarters to a fence or has acomplete turn around, both constitute a refusal. If an exhibitjumps the incorrect fence it will be eliminated. exhibits dis-playing continued disobedience or exhibits leaving the ringwhether the rider is mounted or dismounted will be eliminated.The Jumping phase will be completed first; any exhibit elimi-nated or disqualified will be eliminated from the competition.

PROTESTS54. An exhibitor may lodge a protest against a competitor/judge.

Protests must be lodged in writing with the Show Secretarywithin 3 hours of the disputed action, accompanied by a fee of$100, which will be forfeited if not upheld. In the first in-stance protests must be dealt with by the Show Sub-committeewhich may refer the matter to the Committee of Management.Any person who has a protest lodged against him or her has theright of reply. Any expenses incurred by any party to the saidprotests shall be borne by that party.

GUIDELINES TO JUDGES & EXHIBITORS **HOT WEATHER GUIDELINESIn accordance with the Society Risk Management Policy, whenthe temperature reaches 35 degrees, children 12 years and undermust remove their jackets while competing. Judges, officials andother exhibitors are strongly encouraged to also do so.HARNESS CLASS INCIDENT GUIDELINESHarness – gear, vehicle fitness In line with the safety rules for riders,a driver who has fallen from a vehicle in a harness class is ineligibleto continue in that class. As a guideline, if there is no damage to theanimal, vehicle or harness, the unit should be driven from the ringby an experienced person.If there is a possibility that the animal is injured or the gear and/orvehicle have been damaged, then, in the interests of safety, a judgemay request that the horse/pony be unhitched from the vehicle andled from the arena.CANCELLATION POLICYIn accordance with the WPCS of Aust. Inc ‘extreme Weather &Cancellation Policy’ if cancellation is required due to existing or pre-dicted severe and dangerous conditions such as Code Red Fire Warn-ings / Flood or travel warnings / disease outbreaks, a recordedmessage will be available as printed on the relevant show program.REFUND POLICY • If an event has commenced there will be no refunds. • If an event is cancelled prior to commencement of the event –

costs incurred by the show committee prior to the show will bepaid and remaining funds will be reimbursed to the member if theamount per exhibitor is $2 or more.

• If an event is postponed entry fees will not be refunded without awritten request from the exhibitor within 7 days of the notificationof postponement.

• If an event has to be moved to another venue due to extremeweather events, entry fees minus any administration fees and costsincurred by the show committee prior to the show, will only be re-funded with a written request from the exhibitor within 7 days ofnotification of change of venue.

PLAITING NOTICE CLARIFICATION TO JUDGES AND EX-HIBITORS. At shows conducted by the WP&CS, all exhibits shown in led, rid-den & driven Welsh classes must be shown unplaited. This does notinclude Part Welsh. At any show that states in the program they arebeing judged under the WP&CSA Show regulations, exhibits in led,ridden & driven Welsh classes must be unplaited. At shows wherethe WP&CSA has no jurisdiction, this rule cannot be enforced. Atthese shows plaited exhibits should not be penalised.


National Regulations for Foal FuturityCONDITIONS OF ENTRY

1. Unborn Welsh foals (all Sections) or Part Welsh foals are to be born between 1st August 2016 and 31stJuly 2017 (the next breeding season) and may be entered in one or more State Foal Futurities.

1. (a) Special Condition - pregnant or lactating mares imported between 1/8/2016 and 31/7/2017 (relevant breed-ing season) - Owners may nominate a foal at foot or an unborn foal within 28 days of the mare’s arrival inAustralia.

1. (b) All exhibitors must be financial members of the WP&CS of Aust Inc at the time of judging. Proof mustbe produced upon request.

2. One owner may nominate as many unborn foals as desired, but entries cannot be transferred from one foalto another.One owner may nominate the unborn foals in as many states as desired and can compete at multiple States’events.

3. Changes of ownership will not affect eligibility providing the transfer is correctly recorded with WP&CSof Australia and the Futurity Organiser is notified.

3. (a) Ponies transferred to interstate members may be transferred to interstate competitions on application tothe relevant Futurity Organiser. They will then be eligible to be entered into that State’s Competition.

4. entry fees will not be refunded.entries will be judged as a two year old, unless an event cancellation prevents the classes being judged inthat breeding year, in which case, entries will be judged as a three year old.

5. Nomination fees must be paid by the following dates:Unborn foal nomination (1st nomination) 31st July 2016 (prior to breeding season)Yearling nomination (2nd nomination) 31st July 2017 (following season)Two year old nomination (3rd nomination) 31st July 2018 (following season)

6. Non payment of fees will mean automatic cancellation.7. Foal Futurity Organisers may choose to accept late 2nd & 3rd nominations at a set fee. late 1st nominations

will not be accepted.8. No new entries (except clause 1.(a) ) for the current Foal Futurity will be accepted after 1st nomination

date.9. To be eligible for judging, all entries must be fully adult registered at the time of Judging, with the exception

of colts, which must be birth notified or adult registered.10. 1st nomination entries should include Stud Prefix, Section, Sire’s name and registration number, Dam’s

name and registration number, and Owner details. Subsequent nominations should also include Name ofFoal, Date of Birth and Sex. 3rd nomination should be accompanied by a copy of registration papers.

11. entries can be made on same size photocopies of entry forms, but please ensure All relevant details areincluded.

12. The Foal Futurity will provide classes for:

Section A Colts / Fillies *

Section B Colts / Fillies *

Section C Colts / Fillies *

Section D Colts / Fillies *

Section E Geldings *

Part Welsh Colts / Geldings / Fillies *

* Classes may be split at the discretion of the Futurity Organisers.


FOAL FUTURITY DETAILS BY STATE 2018-2019Members who purchase ponies and are advised that the pony is entered in a Futurity Competition should check withthe relevant Futurity Organiser to confirm that the pony has been nominated.

Victorian 32nd Foal Futurity - 2018

Judged at victorian All Welsh Show 2018Contact : Teresa Townsend

PO Box 59Great Western 337703 5356 2523

entry Fee 1st Nomination $ 3.30 2nd Nomination $ 11.00 3rd Nomination $ 16.50

Cheques payable to ‘WP&CS Aust Inc vic Foal Futurity’

Special AwardsPennylane Perpetual Trophy for Best WelshBoolara & Rhondda Studs Trophy forBest Part Welsh

Queensland 2019 Foal Futurity

Judged at Queensland All Welsh Show 2019

Contact : Mrs lorelle J laffeyFoal Futurity Organiser,602 Spring Creek Road, Clifton Qld 4361email [email protected]

entry Fee 1st Nomination $ 5.502nd Nomination $ 10.503rd Nomination $ 15.00

Cheques payable to : WP&CS QUEENSLAND Regional Promotional Group Foal Futurity.

Special AwardsKenelle Stud Trophy for Best WelshKenelle Stud Trophy for Best Part Welsh

Western Australian

27th Foal Futurity 2018

Judged at Western Australian All Welsh Show 2018

Contact : lisa [email protected]. auwww.wpcs.com.au/wacontent/foal-futurity


Entry via Nominate onlywww.nominate.com.au

New South Wales 2018 Foal Futurity

Judged at New South Wales All Welsh Show 2018

Contact : Helen Dohan0418 484 592 (AH) [email protected] Reserve Rd Freemans Reach 2756


Email & Direct deposit: BSB 063 125 Account # 10502177 Ref: your name and NWSFF

or Cheques payable to ‘eastern NSW RPG WPCS of A Inc’

Special AwardsBreeders Sash Welsh & Breeders Sash Part Welsh for thebreeders of the Best Welsh & Part Welsh Futurity ex-hibits (new awards) Part Welsh - height split of 13hh

Tasmanian 2018 Foal Futurity

Judged at Tasmanian All Welsh Show 2018

Contact : For all queries regarding the Tasmanian Foal Futurity please contact the National Office on 03 5941 3288 oremail: [email protected]

entry Fee 1st Nomination $ 8.002nd Nomination $ 10.003rd Nomination $ 12.00

Cheques payable to ‘WP&CS Tas RPG’

South Australian 2018 Foal Futurity

Judged at South Australian Youngstock Show, Jan 2019

Contact : lesley MarchPO Box 54 Kangarilla SA 515708 8383 7028 0412 056 708


Cheques payable to ‘WPCSA South Australian RPG’

Special Awards: Best Welsh Foal FuturityBest Part Welsh Foal Futurity


FOAL FUTURITY 2018 (Vic, WA, NSW, Tas ) - 2019 (Qld, SA)(Cheques made payable to relevant Foal Futurity - see individual State details)

UNBORN FOAL NOMINATION Due by 31st July 2016 Fee: $. . . . . . see State fee First NominationStud Prefix: Last Date of Service: Section: Sire: Reg. No: Dam: Reg. No: Owner: Telephone: Address: Postcode: Email: Send entry to: Relevant State Organiser (Except WA, online nomination only via Nominate) P L E A S E K E E P A C O P Y F O R Y O U R O W N R E C O R D S


YEARLING NOMINATION Due by 31st July 2017 Fee: $. . . . . . see State fee Second NominationName of Foal Date of Birth: Sex: Section: Sire: Reg. No: Dam: Reg. No: Owner: Telephone: Address: Postcode: Email: Send entry to: Relevant State Organiser (Except WA, online nomination only via Nominate)P L E A S E K E E P A C O P Y F O R Y O U R O W N R E C O R D S


TWO YEAR OLD NOMINATION Due 31st July 2018 Fee: $. . . . . . see State fee Third NominationName of Foal Section: Reg No: Member No: Owner: Telephone: Address: Postcode: Email: Send entry together with copy of registration certificate to: Relevant State Futurity Organiser (Except WA, online nomination only via Nominate)P L E A S E K E E P A C O P Y F O R Y O U R O W N R E C O R D S


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Calendar of events further details for all events can be found online at www.wpcs.com.auevents marked a - date keeper - arrangements not finalised events marked n - not run by WPCsa

Date Event Venue Contact Details MedalShow

SiresRating

Program inAction

29 May NEB Annual Meeting Fiona Forge [email protected] No No No

3rd Monday ofeach month

G&P RPG Meetings 7pm Dinner, 8pm meeting Tooradin Sports Club in Tooradin Dayle Clarke - Publicity Officer No No No

4 June Judges & Enthusiast Seminar Richmond Golf ClubJessica Robins 0416265299 ahHelen Dohan [email protected]

No No No

12 June WA Mountain and Moorland Performance Show Serpentine Pony ClubJoanne Brooke 0413 954 [email protected]

Yes No No

18 June Southern NSW Annual Meeting TBA Jan Denney 02 4836 7312 [email protected] No No No

19 June NSW All Breeds Foal & Youngstock Show Hawkesbury ShowgroundCatherine Egan 0419 898 100 ahJessica Robins 0416 265 299 ah

Yes No No

19 June SA RPG Annual Meeting 1.30 pm Burnside Town HallKathryn Mitchell 08 8132 1893 or 0407 979 [email protected]

No No No

19 June a BACH Hoof Clinic Unicorn ParkEnquiries Chris Gray [email protected] phone 0487 829 587

No No No

25 JuneDelegates Meeting & WPCSA Annual General Meeting

The Mantra Tullamarine WPCSA Office No No No

26 June Judges & Enthusiasts Seminar The Mantra Tullamarine WPCSA Office No No No

26 June Committee of Management Meeting The Mantra Tullamarine WPCSA Office No No No

25-26 June n Mareeba All Breeds Show MareebaMareeba All Breeds Facebook page for current information

Yes No No

3 July Ballarat & Central Highlands RPG Annual MeetingRoyal Mail Hotel Sebastopol starting 11.00 am

Enquiries Chris Gray [email protected] phone 0487 829 587

No No No

July a SA Working Hunter & Dressage Training Clinic Laurel Park, MonartoLia Blacket 040 797 [email protected]

No No NO

3 July Queensland Native Pony Foal & Youngstock Show Woodford ShowgroundsChristine Wise 0412 671 412 [email protected]/qld

Yes Yes Autumn

21-23 July n Darwin Royal Show Darwin www.darwinshow.com.au Yes No No

30-31 July North East & Border RPG Working Hunter Clinic Tatura ParkContact Fiona Forge [email protected] Enquiries: 0408 482 870

No No No

7 August a South Australian Performance Day Strathalbyn Polo GroundsLia Blacket 0407 972 [email protected]

Yes No No

3 September North East & Border RPG Performance Show Oxley Fiona Forge [email protected] Yes No This Edition

22-23 Octobera Ballarat & Central Highlands Pony Pageant Geelong Showgrounds Chris Gray 0487 829 587 [email protected] Yes Yes Spring

28-30 October New South Wales All Welsh Show Sydney International Equestrian Centre Helen Dohan 0418 484 592 [email protected] Yes Yes Yes

5-6 November a South Australian All Welsh Show Talunga Park, Mt PleasantKathryn Mitchell 08 8132 1893 or 0407 979 [email protected]

Yes Yes Spring

6 November a North East & Border Youngstock Show Tatura Park Fiona Forge [email protected] Yes No Spring

11-13 November 34th Western Australian All Welsh Show Claremont ShowgroundsKym Shingleton 0421 211 [email protected]

Yes Yes No

19-20 November a

Northern New South Wales Welsh Show AELEC Tamworth Ruth Anderson [email protected] Yes Yes Spring

2-4 December a Victorian All Welsh Show Tatura Park Gary Le Brocq 03 5725 1995 Yes Yes Spring

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