1853 - 2016 SCHEDULE · 1853 - 2016 SCHEDULE for OPEN SHOW to be held at BRECHIN CASTLE SHOWGROUND,...

Angus Agricultural Associationpresents

THE ANGUS SHOW1853 - 2016

SCHEDULEfor

OPEN SHOWto be held at

BRECHIN CASTLE SHOWGROUND,HAUGHMUIR, BRECHIN

on

SATURDAY 11th JUNE 2016(Classes 1 - 252)

Part Main Sponsors:W.Asher & Sons, Astute (Scotland) Ltd,

Carnegie Fuels Ltd, MackaysJohn Guthrie - Agricultural Merchants, Glenogil Estates

Henderson Loggie, Carnegie Base Services, Angus Soft Fruits

Sponsored ByGray Feed Services

Feedmix Liquid Feeds (Junior Intermediate)Alexander Gauld, Stonehaven

Rosehill TimberDavid Ritchie Ltd

The Marquee is being sponsored by Glenogil Estates

SHEEP SHEARING COMPETITION

onSATURDAY 11TH JUNE 2016

inSHOW FIELD

JUDGES:Colin MacGregor

Donald MacKenziePeter Kinstrey

George McLeod

Entries on field or contact: Nici in advance on 07917 130 291 or

Alastair on 07704 517 163

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ANGUS AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION

The Show CPH number is 67/084/8007

APPLICATION FOR MEMBERSHIP

Membership of the Association is open to all comers, and all who are interested in Agriculture and in the prosperity of the district generally are invited to become Members.

TERMSAnnual Subscription ..............................................................................£12.00

Spouse and Family Members (Under 18) ................................................£8.00

I hereby apply to be admitted to Membership of the Angus Agricultural

Association and enclose Subscription Fee of £ ...............................................

Name ....................................................................................................

Address .................................................................................................

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Date ......................................................................................................

Number of Members .............................................................................

PLEASE PRINT NAME AND DETAILS CLEARLY

Nici Smith Carewell,Menmuir, Brechin DD9 7QP

[email protected] 01356660438/07917130291

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OFFICE BEARERS FOR 2016

HONORARY PRESIDENTSThe Right Honourable THE EARL OF AIRLIE

The Right Honourable THE EARL OF DALHOUSIE The Right Honourable LORD LYELL

The Right Honourable THE EARL OF SOUTHESKThe Right Honourable THE EARL OF STRATHMORE & KINGHORNE

HONORARY VICE-PRESIDENTSAllan Alston, Chapleton of Menmuir, Brechin David Callander, Robertson Terrace, Forfar

Gerald Callander, Rosair, Arbroath Road, Forfar Alan Gamble, Palace Farm, Jedburgh

Alistair Greenhill, Westhall Farm, KellasM. L. Hume, Mains of Carmyllie, By Arbroath

T. F. Inglis, Willanslea, Kirkton of Craig, Montrose Gary Johnston, 14 St Andrews Street, Brechin

David Mackie, Quilkoe, ForfarGraeme Mather Snr, Shandford, Fern

R.J. Millar, The Bield, Nether Mains of Kinnaird Richard Moore, No. 3 Cottage, Balgownie Farm, Eassie

Ian Morrison, Margie, EdzellG. W. Soutar, Kingston, Kingsmuir

Wilson Spalding, Rome, Menmuir, Brechin Alan Thomson, Mill of Balrownie, By Brechin

Andrew Wilson, Greenhead, Rescobie

CHAIRMAN:ALLAN ALSTON, CHAPELTON OF MENMUIR, BRECHIN TEL:- 07710 443273

VICE CHAIRMAN:ANDREW LAWSON, ABBEYTHUNE, INVERKEILOR -07986 057448

SECRETARY AND TREASURERNici Smith, Carwell, Menmuir, Brechin, DD9 7QP

Tel: 07917130291/ 01356 660438Email: [email protected]

ACCOUNTANTR. B. Cessford, C.A., Whanland Farm, Farnell, By Brechin.

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Angus Agricultural AssociationCOMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT 2015/16

CHAIRMANAllan Alston, Chapelton of Menmuir, Brechin. Tel 07710 443273

VICE-CHAIRMANANDREW LAWSON, ABBEYTHUNE, BRECHIN

SECRETARY/TREASURERNici Smith, Carwell, Menmuir, Brechin. 079171 30291

COMMITTEEDiane Anderson, Barnyards Cottages, Tannadice Heavy Horse Steward 07732 418158Sandy Aitken, Newton of Inshewan Cottage, Memus Heavy Horse Assistant 01575 540467Sarah Archibald, Mill of Dun, Montrose Craft Tent Steward 07723 929900Harvey Burgess, 1D Temperance House, Brechin General Assistant 01356 626572Alison Duff, Broomknowe,By Brechin General Assistant 01356 622274John Duff, Broomknowe,By Brechin General Assistant 01356 622274Calum Clark - Cattle Steward 07480 853187Gary Johnston, 2 Townhead Rise , Brechin Trade stand Convenor 07831 863127Andrew Lawson Jnr, Abbeythune, Arbroath Gate Steward 07986 057448Fiona Lawson, Abbeythune, Arbroath General Assistant 07890 989806Brian Mitchell, Drumchapel Cottage Vintage Steward 07791 305660Ian Morrison, Margie, Glenlethnot, Edzell Hospitality Steward 01356 648275Wilson Sharp Main Ring Steward 07500 091115Tracy Pirie, Kingsknowe, 27 High Street, Edzell Sheep Shearing Assistant 01356 648178Steven Ritchie, 14 Station Road, Forfar General Assistant 07766 696790Alan Thomson, Mill of Balrownie, By Brechin Trade Stand Steward 07714 982810Laura Briggs, 49a High Street, Edzell Hospitality Steward 07958 612490Melisa McPherson Horse Steward 07794 418991Kay Robertson Trophy Steward 07753 319826Lisa Moir Horse Steward 07510 128368Agnes Aitken Goat Steward 07702 470826David Glen Dairy Steward 01674 648493

INDUSTRIAL SECTION

Anne Johnston, Brechin Chairwoman 07414 482365

Y.F.C. REPRESENTATIVES

Robin Norrie Glentyrie General Assistant 07707323880

Kevin Zimmerman, Muirton of Ballochy General Assistant 07890989806

TROPHIESALL 2015 TROPHY WINNERS MUST RETURN THEIR TROPHIES

PRIOR TO OR ON DAY OF SHOW.

PLEASE CONTACT SECRETARY SHOULD YOU WISH TO RETURN YOUR TROPHY IN ADVANCE OF SHOW DAY.

JUDGES AND STEWARDS FOR 2016

SECTION JUDGE STEWARD GROUP OF 3 INTERBREED PAIRS Points System Calum ClarkOVERALL CHAMPION

ABERDEEN ANGUS Mr J BorlandANY OTHER NATIVE BREED 5 Pirniehall Cottage, Kelso

SIMMENTAL Mr M Dunro Auchorachan, Tomintoul

CHAROLAIS CATTLE Mr Raymond& YOUNG HANDLERS Irvine, Tomintoul

LIMOUSIN & ANY OTHER Mr B WillisCONTINTENTAL BREED No1 Cottage, Meikle Coull, Tannadice

COMMERCIAL Mr I Michie West Mains Ballechin Ballinluig

HIGHLAND CATTLE Mrs L Lacey Toll House, Aberfeldy

HOLSTEIN FRIESIAN Mr W Fleming, Hillhead David Glen Lockerbie

DRAUGHT HORSES Diane AndersonRIDDEN

HARNESS & IN HAND HORSE Peter Keron, Marefield Of Craigs, Madderty

MOUNTAIN AND MOORLAND Mrs Catrina McArdle Millie McPherson Denmill, Tough, Alford & Lisa Moir

SHETLAND PONIES Susan Pye, Tillychetly, Alford

HIGHLAND PONIES Sandra Yeaman, 40 HoldingRIDDEN AND IN HAND North Corston, Cupar Angus

HIGHLAND PONIES RIDDEN Anne Shaw, Newton of Ballunie

GOATS Richard Wood, Dinnington Agnes Aitken

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SECTION JUDGE STEWARD

NORTH BLACKFACE SHEEP Neil Kydd, Glenhead, Arlene Alston Blairgowrie Chapelton of Menmuir, Brechin

SUFFOLK SHEEP Mr A Bothwell, Allan Alston Smithston Farm, Chapelton Of Ayr Menmuir, Brechin Marie Milne Southtown Of Melgund Aberlemno

TEXEL SHEEP Mr R Scott, Ashavale Cornhill

SOUTH BLACKFACE SHEEP Mr C Thornborrow, Anichon Grange Biggar

BELTEX AND Mrs J McQuistin, High Airyolland,YOUNG HANDLERS Newton Stewart

ANY OTHER BREED Mr N McQuistin, High Airyolland, Newton Stewart

CROSS SHEEP Mr C Slessor, Aberdeen Northern Marts Thainstone

JACOB SHEEP TBC

PRODUCE & BAKING Mrs C Milne, Mrs A Johnston Denstrath Brechin

NEEDLEWORK Mrs Grant,AND HANDICRAFTS The Meams, Kirriemuir

FLORAL ART Shona Leckie Monifieth

YOUNG PERSONS Miss N Wylie,SECTION The Witton, Lethnot

SHEEP SHEARING Colin Macgregor, Alistair Stewart AND WOOL LochearnheadROLLING COMPETITION Donald Mackenzie, Killin G Mcleod, Bonar Bridge Sutherland Peter Kinstrey Biggar

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SECTION JUDGE STEWARD

TRADE STAND SECTION Gary Johnston / A Thomson DOG SHOW Billy Jackson, Fiona Work

CEREAL CROP

WINTER WHEAT TBC

SPRING BARLEY TBC

POTATO CROP Richard Moore Strathtay Potato Co Forfar

VETERAN & SPORTS HORSE Mrs Katrina Byre Melisa Mcpherson Mid Blair, Glenbervie & Lisa Moir COLOUREDS & MISC TBC

ARAB & LOCAL Mrs Mary Sievewright Blackford Stud

RIDING HORSE & OPEN COBS Mr Martyn Adams, East Tifty Stud, Turriff

RIDING PONY & PART Mrs Mary Sievewright Blackford Stud

WORKING HUNTER Heather StirratCONFIRMATION Duns Berwickshire

WORKING HUNTER RIDDEN TBC

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INSTRUCTIONS TO EXHIBITORS LODGING ENTRIES

An entry form for all livestock classes is attached to this Schedule. Separate forms are required for Poultry Classes, Industrial Section, Dog Show, Best Crop Competition and the Vintage Vehicle Section; these may be obtained from the Secretary.

Entry forms, properly filled up and signed by the exhibitor or his agent, together with the correct entry money and membership subscription (where appropriate) must be lodged with the Secretary of the Association by the following dates:

Ladies/Young Persons Section: Sunday 8th May

Best Crop Competition: Wednesday 1st July

Livestock Classes: Friday 13th May

Angus Truck Show: Sunday 22th May

Every attempt has been made to fix these closing dates as near as is possible to the date of the Show. UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES WILL LATE ENTRIES BE ACCEPTED. For reasons of accuracy telephone entries will not be accepted.

Exhibitors are earnestly requested to make certain that entry forms include all the necessary information INCLUDING THEIR NAME AND ADDRESS. PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY.

PAYMENT OF PRIZE MONEY

Industrial Section - In Produce Tent at approx. 17.00hrs. (Saturday) Goats - In Goat Tent at approx. 16.00hrs. (Saturday)

Livestock - At time of showingLight Legged Horse – cheque will be sent in post by end of July

J.A.C. ACTIVITIES The organisers of the J.A.C. are again arranging two competitions at the show, namely a

Stock judging competition and Valuation competition.

TROPHIES FOR PRESENTATION IN MAIN RING

CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS!

CATTLE • HORSES • SHEEP

OTHER TROPHIES TO BE COLLECTED FROM SECRETARY/TROPHY PORTACABIN

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GENERAL RULES OF COMPETITION1. Competitive classes, except where otherwise stated, are open to all comers. Stock must be the bona fide property

of the exhibitor, and in his actual possession for at least sixty days prior to the date of the Show.

2. Where reference is made to ANGUS, this will be taken as the old county of Angus.

3. Animals suffering from any form of contagious or infectious disease must not be brought to the Show.

4. The Committee reserves the right to refuse any entry they may think fit to exclude, to cancel any entry made, or to prohibit the exhibition of any entry.

5. STOCK NOT IN THE PRINTED CATALOGUE may not compete, unless it can be shown that such omission has not been occasioned by the exhibitor. SUBSTITUTION OF NAMED ENTRIES IN ANY SECTION WILL NOT BE PERMITTED, and should there be any such substitution, any resulting award will be forfeited. This is with the exception of Light Legged Horses entering on the day

6. Exhibitors must enter stock to be shown by sending signed entry forms to the Secretary. IT IS SPECIALLY REQUESTED THAT THE PEDIGREE OF ALL PURE BRED CATTLE AND HORSES (WHERE KNOWN) BE SHOWN.

7. Animals entered in stock classes will be allowed to compete in more than one class, unless where stated otherwise, provided that this does not result in any delay in the judging.

8. Orders for admission to the Showground will be sent to exhibitors by the Secretary as soon as the catalogue is completed. UNLESS AN ORDER FOR EACH LOT IS PRODUCED AT THE STOCK GATE ON THE MORNING OF THE SHOW NO ADMISSION WILL BE ALLOWED.

9. Stock must be placed in the Showground at least half-an-hour before the advertised time of judging, and may not be removed before 4.30 p.m.

10. All stock on the showground is subject to the control, and is under the orders of the Show Officials. Such stock may not be withdrawn from competition without the consent of the committee.

11. Bulls must be properly secured, by a ring in the nose with a chain or rope attached, or by strong halters and double ropes.

12. The Angus Agricultural Association is not responsible for any loss or damage to exhibits at or in transit to or from the Show or within showground. All livestock & horses are sole responsibility of owners. Exhibitors park at their own risk within showground. Exhibitors must take their own risk of the pens, bughts and stalls provided by the Association, and will be held to have satisfied themselves as to the sufficiency thereof before their stock is stalled. Any exhibitor may, at his own expense, erect a special stall or pen, provided that it is approved by the Committee and on the understanding that permission is sought from and given by the Secretary fourteen days prior to the Show.

13. NO MEMBER WHO IS IN ARREARS WITH HIS SUBSCRIPTION WILL BE ALLOWED TO COMPETE FOR ANY OF THE PREMIUMS GIVEN UNDER THE SANCTION OF THE ANGUS AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION. NO ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED UNLESS ACCOMPANIED BY THE NECESSARY ENTRY MONEY.

14. Any exhibitor found wilfully making false statements in connection with entries of stock for competition will be debarred from competition. Should the exhibitor be a member of the Association, such action will render him liable to expulsion from membership.

15. All persons in charge of stock or other exhibits, together with everyone admitted to the Showground, are subject to the rules of the Association, and will obey the orders of the Secretary, the stewards and other officials of the Association. Exhibitors will be answerable for the conduct of their servants and representatives. The stewards and other officials have power to enforce the regulations of the Association in their designated departments.

16. Anyone making insulting remarks to, or in any way interfering with, the judges, stewards or other officials while in the performance of their duties; any exhibitor or other persons in charge of stock in the judging ring refusing to accept or display prize tickets, rosettes, etc., awarded by the judges and handed to them by the stewards or other officials; any exhibitor or other person in charge of stock tearing up such prize tickets or rosettes handed to them or indulging in similar conduct will be considered guilty of misconduct, and will be dealt with under these rules.

17 Violation of any of these regulations will render the offending person liable to forfeiture of all prizes awarded to him, or of such portion as the committee may ordain, to disqualification from again exhibiting at any future Angus Show and to expulsion from membership of the Association.

18. Judges are instructed not to award prizes to inferior stock, or to animals that are not considered to be pure bred also to reject all breeding animals which they consider to be overfed.

19. The Committee reserves the right to substitute a judge in place of one who may not be able to be present; to appoint additional judges and to cancel or make alterations to the appointed list.

20. Unless there are more exhibits than prizes in any class, the last or other prizes may be withdrawn.

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21. In the event of a tie in a points total, priority to be given to the competitor who has gained the highest placings. If a tie still occurs the judge’s decision will be final.

22. In all cases of difference of opinion or disputes regarding the exhibition or placing of competing stock, or any other question in connection with the Show, the decision of the committee of management will be final and binding on all parties.

23. Any person who wishes to protest against any decision of the committee or judges may do so by lodging his protest WITH THE SECRETARY AND ALONG WITH THE SUM OF £30.00 WITHIN THREE DAYS OF THE SHOW. No protest will be accepted after the end of the third day, and the committee reserves the right to withhold repayment if a) the protest is judged to be unnecessary or trivial or b) if any expense has been incurred.

24. 1st, 2nd and 3rd prize winners in stock classes are expected (with the exception of Sheep and Goats) to take part in the Show of Prize winners Parade at 2.30 p.m. Failure to adhere to this rule will render the prize money being forfeited.

PRODUCE, BAKING AND NEEDLEWORK25. Exhibits in these classes will be received up until 8 a.m. on the Saturday the 11th of June, and will not be removed

until after 5.00 p.m. on Saturday the 11th of June. Exhibitors MUST OBEY THE STEWARDS INSTRUCTIONS WITH REGARD TO PARKING OF CARS.

TRADE STAND SECTION26. Open ground space will be reserved for firms dealing in agricultural requirements, or in non-agricultural goods

and services. The Committee reserves the right to refuse entries from dealers in articles deemed not worthy of exhibition.

27. Applications for space must be made on the printed form obtainable from the Secretary. All fittings will be erected by the exhibitor at his own expense.

28. Stand fittings must be erected and all implements in position by 7p.m, Friday June 10th, or between 6-8 a.m. on Saturday June 10th.

29. No exhibitor will be permitted to sub-let the whole or part of the space allotted to him.

30. Stands must be arranged in such a manner so as not to inconvenience neighbouring exhibitors. In the case of an exhibitor being assigned a space with frontage on both sides, it is imperative that the stand is arranged so that access is available from each of those sides.

31. Where it is necessary to disturb the ground, the turf must be lifted carefully and laid aside, and the ground subsequently restored as near as possible to its original condition.

32. NO MOTOR VEHICLE BELONGING TO THE STALLHOLDER OR HIS REPRESENTATIVE WILL BE PERMITTED TO REMAIN IN THE VICINITY OF ANY STAND DURING THE PERIOD OF THE SHOW. SPACE HAS BEEN ALLOCATED IN THE CAR PARK FOR THESE VEHICLES. THIS RULE WILL BE STRICTLY ENFORCED.

33. Exhibitors will not distribute pamphlets, leaflets or circulars advertising their wares except to persons visiting their stands. Raffle tickets will not be sold on Show Field other than previously approved by the committee of management.

34. Cheap-Jacks will not be admitted to the Showground, and no person, other than the exhibitor who has been allotted space, will be allowed to sell or display articles of any description. The selling of goods by auction, shouting or any other behaviour calculated to annoy visitors or exhibitors is strictly forbidden. ANYONE INFRINGING THIS RULE WILL IMMEDIATELY, WITH HIS GOODS, BE REMOVED FROM THE SHOWGROUND.

35. Standholders are responsible for providing sufficient receptacles for litter on their own stand. Any litter left at the stand after the Show must be placed in a container for each collection.

36. Standholders are responsible for ensuring that any necessary fire precautions are carried out on their stand. This applies particularly to stands where LPG is used for any reason.

37. Any fuel used by an exhibitor must be smokeless.

38. The Angus Agricultural Association will not be responsible for any accident which may occur in connection with any implement or other article belonging to a Trade Exhibitor. It is a condition of entry that exhibitors will hold the Association blameless, and indemnify it against any legal proceedings which may arise from an accident caused by any of their exhibits.

39. No Stand will be dismantled, or have materials or goods removed, until after 5 p.m.

ANGUS SHOW 11TH JUNE 2016 - CATTLE SECTIONS

PEDIGREE BEEF CATTLE

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THE MILLENNIUM TROPHY - presented to the Angus Show in 2000 by Dorothy Pert. This trophy will be presented to the Champion of Champions of each Section as follows:

2016 – SHEEP – 2017 - CATTLE – 2018 HORSES

GROUP OF THREE

Judging: 12.00 Cattle Rings.

THE MARR & McGREGOR SHIELD

CLASS 1 This competition is for the best three led cattle from Beef Section Classes 3-64 and

from one exhibitor.

PRIZE MONEY: First - £150; Second - £100; Third - £75;

ENTRY MONEY: £10.00

CLASS 2 This competition is for the best pair of led cattle from the Beef Section 3-64.

PRIZE MONEY: First - £100; Second - £50;

ENTRY MONEY: £10.00

The above will be on a points system judged by all cattle judges

INTER-BRED TROPHIESTHE SAVILL TROPHY - awarded to the Exhibitor who gains most points in the Cattle and Sheep sections.

THE COOPERS ANIMAL HEALTH TROPHY - awarded to the champion of all cattle champions. On a

points system

NB. Please indicate on entry form the EBL/IBR status of herd.

ABERDEEN ANGUS(Sponsored by Glenogil Estates)

Judging: 9.00 am

TROPHIES AND SPECIAL PRIZESSPILLARS TROPHY - for the best animal in the section.THE CARESTON CHALLENGE CUP - for the best animal in the bull classes.THE COBB CUP -for the best animal in the section, bred by Exhibitor. Previous winners are not again eligible to compete.THE JAMES WHYTE CUP - for the best pair of females in the section, yearlings or over, bred by Exhibitor. THE ABERDEEN-ANGUS SOCIETY ROSETTE - awarded to the best animal in the section. The Society will also award a special commemorative medal.THE ABERDEEN-ANGUS SOCIETY SASH - awarded to the best animal in the section.THE LATE ARCH, WHYTE’S PRIZE OF £5 (Reserve £3) - for best animal in the section.THE LATE ARCH, WHYTE’S PRIZE OF £5 (Reserve £3) - for best animal in the section, bred by Exhibitor.

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PRIZE MONEY: First - £15; Second - £11; Third - £9. In the event of there being sufficient entries forward, prizes will be: Fourth - £6 (ten and over); Fifth - £4 (twelve and over)

ENTRY MONEY: £10 per entry; members £5.

CLASS 3 BULL, BORN ON OR BEFORE 31ST DECEMBER 2014

CLASS 4 BULL,BORN ON OR BETWEEN 1ST JANUARY 2014 AND 30TH JUNE 2015

CLASS 5 BULL, BORN ON OR BETWEEN 1ST JULY 2014 AND 31ST DECEMBER 2015

CLASS 6 COW, BORN ON OR BEFORE 31ST DECEMBER 2013

CLASS 7 HEIFER, BORN ON OR BETWEEN 1ST JANUARY 2014 AND 31ST DECEMBER 2014

CLASS 8 HEIFER, BORN ON OR BETWEEN 1ST JANUARY 2015 AND 30TH JUNE 2015

CLASS 9 HEIFER, BORN ON OR BETWEEN 1ST JULY 2015 AND 31ST DECEMBER 2015

CLASS 9A BULL OR HEIFER CALF BORN ON OR AFTER 1ST JANUARY 2016

COMMERCIAL CATTLE(Sponsored by ABP)

Judging: 9.00 am

TROPHIES AND SPECIAL PRIZES:JAMES M. COUPAR TROPHY - for best animal in the section, excluding classes 14 & 18. THE COMMISSIONERS OF SUPPLY CHALLENGE CUP - for best animal in classes 13 & 17. MONTROSE AUCTION COMPANY CUP - for the best bullock calf in classes 11 & 12.THE BRITISH ROMAGNOLA CATTLE SOCIETY will offer £30.00 to the Supreme Champion in the event of the animal being a Romagnola Cross.LAWRIE & SYMINGTON PRIZE OF £5 - for the best heifer calf in class 15 & 16. SIMMENTAL SOCIETY ROSETTE - for best animal in the section sired by a Simmental. THE I & G GRANT PERPETUAL SHIELD - for best commercial animal bred by exhibitor.

PRIZE MONEY: First - £15; Second - £11; Third - £9. In the event of there being sufficient entries forward, prizes will be Fourth - £6 (ten and over); Fifth - £4 (twelve and over).

ENTRY MONEY: £10 per entry; members £5. Males over 6 months must be castrated. Registered pure bred females are not eligible to compete. This section need not be halter-led.

CLASS 10 COW IN CALF, OR WITH CALF AT FOOT

CLASS 11 BULLOCK CALF, BORN ON OR AFTER 1st SEPTEMBER 2015 AND BEFORE 31st DECEMBER 2015

CLASS 12 BULLOCK CALF BORN ON OR AFTER 1st JANUARY 2016

CLASS 13 BULLOCK BORN BEFORE 1st SEPTEMBER 2015

CLASS 14 PAIR OF BULLOCKS CAN BE SHOWN SINGLE

CLASS 15 HEIFER CALF, BORN ON OR AFTER 1st SEPTEMBER 2015 AND BEFORE 31st DECEMBER 2015

CLASS 16 HEIFER CALF, BORN ON OR AFTER 1st JANUARY 2016

CLASS 17 HEIFER, BORN BEFORE 1st SEPTEMBER 2015

CLASS 18 PAIR OF HEIFERS CAN BE SHOWN SINGLE

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SIMMENTAL

Judging: 9.00am.

TROPHIES AND SPECIAL PRIZES:THE TRENT CHALLENGE CUP - for the best animal in the bull classes.THE S.A.I. PERPETUAL CHALLENGE TROPHY - for the best female in the Simmental section. THE TAYLOR CUP - for the best animal in the section.THE SIMMENTAL SOCIETY ROSETTES - awarded to the Champion and Reserve Champion. THE FARNELL TROPHY - awarded to a pair of Simmental Cattle from any class/classes.

PRIZE MONEY: First - £15; Second - £11; Third - £9. In the event of there being sufficient entries forward prizes will be: Fourth - £6 (ten and over); Fifth - £4 (twelve and over).

ENTRY MONEY: £10 per entry; members £5. Registered pure bred stock only allowed to compete.








CLASS 26 BULL OR HEIFER CALF BORN ON OR AFTER 1ST JANUARY 2016

CHAROLAIS

Judging: 9.00 am

TROPHIES AND SPECIAL PRIZES: THE KYLEAKIN ROSEBOWL - for the best animal in the section.THE HUME CUP - for the best animal of the opposite sex to the champion.THE CHAPMAN AND FREARSON TROPHY - for the best pair of animals, one male and one female, in the section.THE CHAPMAN AND FREARSON HERDSMANS CUP - for the herdsman of the Champion animal.











LIMOUSIN

Judging: After Charolais

TROPHIES AND SPECIAL PRIZES: LIMOUSIN SOCIETY ROSETTE - for best animal in the section sired by a Limousin.


ENTRY MONEY: £10 per entry; members £5. Registered pure bred stock only allowed to compete. Insufficient entries of Limousin will be included with Any Other Continental Breed









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ANY OTHER CONTINENTAL BREED

Judging: After Limousin

TROPHIES AND SPECIAL PRIZES:











ANY OTHER NATIVE BREED

Judging: After Aberdeen Angus

TROPHIES AND SPECIAL PRIZES:











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HIGHLAND CATTLEJudging: After Judging of Commercial Cattle

I.B.R. tested.

THE HON. PEREGRINE MONCREIFFE PERPETUAL TROPHY - to be awarded to the Champion of this section.EARL OF STRATHMORE PERPETUAL CUP - for the best Male Highland Animal.ROSETTE, presented by the Highland Cattle Society for the best of breed. This will only be presentedwhere the total number of cattle entered, numbers five or more.‘Females entered in the appendix register of our Herd Book, either Appendix B or Appendix A, are eligible for entry and are identified by the letter ‘B’ or ‘A’ tattooed in the ear or written in waterproof ink on an eartag’.

PRIZE MONEY: First - £15; Second - £11; Third - £9. In the event of there being sufficient entries forward, prizes will be Fourth - £6 (ten and over). Fifth - £4 (twelve and over).


CLASS 59 A BULL, 1 YEAR -2 YEARS OLD

CLASS 59 B BULL OVER 2YEARS OLD

CLASS 60 COW, IN CALF OR IN MILK, BORN BEFORE JANUARY 1st, 2013

CLASS 61 HEIFER BORN IN 2013



CLASS 64 CALF BORN IN 2016

YOUNG HANDLER’S CATTLESponsored by Lawrie & Symington

Judging: 11.30 am

Class to be judged on the basis of presentation of the stock, knowledge and skill of the handler. This class may be split according to age of handler if entries warrant, at the discretion of the steward.

NO ENTRY FEERosettes and Prizes.Animal of any age can be shown.

CLASS 65 Age 12 and under. Prize Money £7 £5 £3 £1

CLASS 66 Age 13 -18 Years. Prize Money £7 £5 £3 £1

DAIRY CATTLETHE SILCOCK PERPETUAL TROPHY - for the best dairy cow or heifer, in-milk or in-calf, in the DairySection.HOLSTEIN UK & IRELAND offer Rosettes for Champion, Reserve, Exhibitor Bred & Best Udder Females in 2016.

Judging: 9.00 am

TROPHIES AND SPECIAL PRIZESTHE THORNTON PERPETUAL QUAICH - Best Calf in Class 68.THE DOW BROTHERS CHALLENGE CUP - for the best animal in the section.THE BRITISH FRIESIAN PIONEERS ROSEBOWL - for the best cow or heifer in the section, bred byExhibitor.THE BRITISH FRIESIAN PIONEERS CUP - for the best animal in the bull classes.THE DUNNINALD PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP - for the best pair of females, in-calf or in-milk, bred by Exhibitor.The Holstein UK and Ireland Society offers a Championship Award Rosette, prize card to the exhibitor of the female champion. The reserve champion will also receive a rosette and prize card.NO ANIMAL SHOULD BE ELIGIBLE FOR MORE THAN ONE OPEN CLASS - except production, group, progeny and local classes.

PRIZE MONEY: First - £15; Second - £11; Third £9. In the event of there being sufficient entries forward. Fourth - £6 (six and over). Fifth - £4 (eight and over).


CLASS 67 BULL, ANY AGE CONSIDERED.

CLASS 68 CALF BORN ON OR AFTER JANUARY 1st, 2016.

CLASS 69 MAIDEN HEIFER.

CLASS 70 HEIFER IN CALF WITH FIRST CALF.

CLASS 71 HEIFER IN MILK.

CLASS 72 COW AT LEAST 5 MONTHS IN CALF WITH SECOND CALF.

CLASS 73 COW AT LEAST 5 MONTHS IN CALF WITH THIRD OR SUBSEQUENT CALF.

CLASS 74 COW IN-MILK HAVING CALVED TWICE.

CLASS 75 COW IN MILK HAVING CALVED THREE OR MORE TIMES.

CLASS 76 COW IN MILK OR IN-CALF HAVING PRODUCED IN ONE LACTATION OF 305 DAYS

NO LESS THAN 9000 kgs OF MILK.

CLASS 77 GROUP OF THREE. REGISTERED IN HERD BOOK OR SUPPLEMENTARY REGISTER,

OWNED BY EXHIBITOR. AT LEAST TWO OF THE GROUP SHOULD BE FEMALE.

CLASS 78 BEST PAIR OF FEMALES IN CALF OR IN MILK BRED BY EXHIBITOR

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ANGUS SHOW 11TH JUNE 2016 - HORSE SECTIONS

HORSE SECTIONAll horses competing must have their passports with them or they may be refused entry.CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS: open to the winners of the ANGUS CHALLENGE CUP (Heavy Horse Classes), the MRS HUME TROPHY (Mountain and Moorland, Shetland and Highland Classes). The winner will be awarded the McKERCHAR INSURANCE CHALLENGE CUP.Judges of all four Horse Sections to put forward a points system.

JUDGING: Main Ring - to be announced 1.00 pm approx.

THE MILLENIUM TROPHY - presented to the Angus Show in 2000 by Dorothy Pert.This trophy will be presented to the Champion of Champion of each Section as follows:-

2016 – SHEEP – 2017 – CATTLE – 2018 HORSES

HEAVY HORSESJudging: 9.00 am

TROPHIES AND SPECIAL PRIZESTHE ANGUS CHALLENGE CUP - for the best animal in the section.THE COBB CUP - for the best animal in the section, bred in Angus. Previous winning animals are not again eligible to compete.THE BANK OF SCOTLAND TROPHY - for the best female in the section. THE AGRICAR TROPHY - for the best male in the section.THE MORTON CAMPBELL CHALLENGE CUP - for the best foal.THE CLYDESDALE HORSE SOCIETY SHIELD - A Shield (which will be supplied and engraved by The Clydesdale Horse Society) will be awarded to the best yearling or two-year-old colt or filly, registered or eligible for registration with the Society, not having won a shield in its lifetime. The exhibitor must be a current member of The Clydesdale Horse Society.DONALDSON TROPHY - best animal in section bred by exhibitor.IAN McPHERSON MEMORIAL CUP - for the best one or two year old colt or gelding in the section.

PRIZE MONEY: First - £15; Second - £11; Third - £9. In the event of there being sufficient entries present on day the prize money will be: Fourth - £6 (ten and over). Fifth - £4 (twelve and over).

ENTRY MONEY: £10 per entry, members £5.

CLASS 79 1ST GELDING, THREE YEARS OLD AND OVER.CLASS 80 YELD MARE, THREE YEARS OLDANDOVERCLASS 81 BROOD MARE WITH FOAL AT FOOTCLASS 82 FOAL, PRODUCE OF MARE SHOWN IN CLASS 81CLASS 83 ONE YEAR OLD FILLY.CLASS 84 TWO YEAR OLD FILLYCLASS 85 ONE OR TWO YEAR OLD GELDING OR COLT.CLASS 86 YOUNG HANDLERSCLASS 87 RIDDEN CLASS FOR PURE BRED OR PART BRED CLYDESDALES

An engraved medal is presented by The Clydesdale Horse Society to the best young handler aged 12 to 16 on the day of the Show who has not already qualified in 2016. The capabilities of the handler are to be assessed, not the animal being led. The qualifier will be eligible to compete in the final at The Royal Highland Show in 2016. The Young Handler Scheme and The Young Handler Final is generously sponsored by the James Bennett Fund.Blair Castle Ridden Clydesdale Championships: To be judged as a ridden hunter class. Class 87 is a qualifier for the Blair Castle Ridden Clydesdale Championships to be held at Blair Castle International Horse Trials and Country Fair on Sunday 28th August 2016. The first two in each class to qualify. Qualification may go down to fourth place if horses placed 1st & 2nd have previously qualified. Registered Clydesdales and those eligible for registration may qualify and enter for the championships.

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HARNESSJudging: 12 noon.

TROPHIES AND SPECIAL PRIZES:EAST OF SCOTLAND CHAMPIONSHIP CHALLENGE TROPHY - for the Exhibitor with most points in classes 88, 89, 90, 91.ALLAN McRAE MEMORIAL CUP - presented by his wife for the best kept harness. NOTE: points awarded 1st 4; 2nd 3; 3rd 2; 4th 1. Note: Rule 21.Each exhibitor will be awarded the sum of £10.00 if, in the opinion of the Judge, the exhibit showssufficient merit and is shown with decorations.

PRIZE MONEY: First - £15; Second - £11, Third - £9; Fourth £6.

CLASS 88 BEST KEPT SET OF FARM HARNESS (not surgical leather).

CLASS 89 WOOL DECORATIONS.

CLASS 90 GROOMING.

CLASS 91 FLORAL DECORATIONS.

MOUNTAIN AND MOORLAND,HIGHLAND AND SHETLAND PONIES(Sponsored by Dalhousie Estates)

THE MRS HUME TROPHY WILL BE AWARDED FOR THE CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS IN THESE THREE SECTIONS. JUDGING WILL BE ON A POINTS SYSTEM, AND JUDGES WILL JUDGE ALL BREEDS INCLUDING THEIR OWN.THE JOCKEY JAN KATIE WILSON TROPHY WILL BE AWARDED TO THE WINNER OF CLASS 103 (YOUNG HANDLER)

Exhibitors must indicate on the entry form if they require to have pens provided (cost £2.00), otherwise space will be left for a horse-box and the animals will be penned in the vehicle.

PRIZE MONEY: First - £15.00; Second - £11.00; Third - £9.00. In the event of there being sufficient entries forward, prize money will be Fourth - £6.00 (ten and over). Fifth - £4.00 (twelve and over).

ENTRY MONEY: £10 for each entry: members £5.

Small Breeds to include DARTMOOR, EXMOOR, WELSH A. & B. EXCLUDING SHETLANDS

Large Breeds to include CONNEMARA, NEW FOREST, FELL, DALES, WELSH C & D EXCLUDING HIGHLAND.

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MOUNTAIN AND MOORLAND PONIESJudging: 9.00 am

CLASS 94 Stallion Reg large or small breeds. 3 years and over (any stallion not in control will be asked to leave the ring). 1st prize winner to be awarded the “Martleaves Jet Stream Memorial Perpetual Trophy”.CLASS 95 Mare with foal at foot 1st Prize Winner to be awarded the “Trawlets Trophy”.CLASS 96 Foal from mare shown in class 95 by reg stallion 1st Prize Winner to be awarded the “Param Trophy”.CLASS 97 Yeld mare or gelding 4 years and over (small breeds) 1st Prize Winner to be awarded the “Skinner Quaich Perpetual Trophy”.CLASS 98 2 or 3 years filly or gelding (small breeds) 1st Prize Winner to be awarded the “Fernbrae Trophy”.CLASS 99 Yearling colt, filly or gelding (small breeds) 1st Prize Winner to be awarded the “Bruce Trophy”. CLASS 100 Yeld Mare or Gelding 4yrs and over (large breeds) CLASS 101 2 or 3 yrs Filly or Gelding (large breed) 1st Prize Winner to be awarded the “ Mearns Trophy”.CLASS 102 Yearling, Colt, Filly or Gelding. (Large Breed)

After class 102, 1st and 2nd prize winners to come forward for the“Harry Elder Perpetual Trophy”.

CLASS 103 Young handlers 16 years and under. Large or small breeds. Class may be split if sufficient entries come forward.CLASS 104 Novice Ridden Small Breeds 4 years and over (pony not to have been placed 1st-3rd in any ridden class prior to January 2016)CLASS 105 Open Ridden Small Breeds 4 years and overCLASS 106 Novice Ridden Large Breeds 4 years and over (pony not to have been placed 1st-3rd in any ridden class prior to January 2016)CLASS 107 Open Ridden Large Breeds 4 years and over

Class 104, 105, 106 & 107 1st and 2nd prize winners to come forward for the “Lunan Rosebowl”. Highest placed Welsh Section C or D Cob from classes 94, 100, 101, 102, 106 or 107 to receive “Murchacko Trophy” and Rosette.The Fell Pony Rosettes to be awarded to the best Fell Pony in hand and ridden.Scottish Welsh Pony & Cob Society Rosette to be awarded to the best Welsh Pony owned by a member of the Society (Section A & B) (Classes 95, 96, 97, 98, 99, 103, 10 and 105).At the end of the section, 1st and 2nd Prize Winners from all classes to come forward for the “Barrelwell Trophy”. Winner to receive the Trophy and overall Champion Rosette. Reserve to receive Reserve Champion Rosette.The Champion and Reserve from the Mountain and Moorland, Shetland and Highland Pony sections will come forward for the “Mrs Hume Trophy” (Judging will be on a points system and judges will judge all breeds including their own. This will take place after Mountain and Moorland, Shetland and Highland Pony Sections are finished. The Winner and Reserve will go forward for the Champion of Champions (judging in Main Ring, to be announced approximately 1pm) for the McKerachar Insurance Challenge Cup.

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SHETLAND PONIES

1. Classes must be confined to Registered Ponies. Ponies must be named on the entry form and in the catalogue if one is produced. Society rosettes must only be given to ponies registered with the Society or eligible for registration (i.e. foals)2. Three year old fillies with foals at foot may not be shown. All foals must be a minimum of three weeks old on the day of the Show.3. There must be no colts or entire males in Young Handlers classes. Children under 14 yrs old may not show colts (excluding foals) or entire males in in-hand classes. Children under 11yrs old on the day of the show may not show entire males ridden classes. In the interests of safety, hard hats must be worn by all handlers aged 14yrs or under in in-hand classes. Hard hats must be worn by all exhibitors, irrespective of age, in ridden classes. In ridden Classes, if rider falls off at any time whilst in the ring, both pony and rider must leave the ring, rider dismounted, and take no further part.

Judging: 9.00 am

CLASS 108 Shetland Pony Mare with foal at foot.

CLASS 109 Shetland Foal (mare to be shown in class 108).

The Shetland Pony Stud Book Society Rosette for best foal registered, or eligible for

entry in the Shetland Pony Stud Book, to be awarded to the 1st prize Winner.

CLASS 110 Yearling filly colt or gelding.

CLASS 111 2 or 3 year old colt filly or gelding.

CLASS 112 Yeld mare.

CLASS 113 Gelding 4 years and over.

CLASS 114 Stallion 4 years and over.

CLASS 115 Any two ponies to be shown and bred by exhibitor.

Best Group of 2 bred by exhibitor to be awarded the “Kerryston Trophy”.

CLASS 116 Shetland any age 34” or under.

Kinnoull Trophy to be presented to the highest placed pony.

CLASS 117 Young handler 16 years and under. (Hard hats and suitable footwear must be worn)

CLASS 118 Novice Ridden Shetland pony 4 years and over. (pony not to have been placed 1st-3rd

in any ridden class prior to January 2016)

CLASS 119 Open Ridden Shetland pony 4 Years and over.

“Whitehills Trophy” for best Coloured Shetland Pony to be awarded at time of Championship

After Coloured Championship all 1st and 2nd prize winners to come forward for the “Netherly Cup”.

The Shetland Pony Stud Book Society Rosette for the best Shetland pony registered, or eligible for entry into the Shetland Pony Stud Book.

The Champion and Reserve from the Mountain and Moorland, Shetland and Highland Pony Sections will come forward for the “Mrs Hume Trophy” (Judging will be on a points System and judges will judge all breeds including their own. This will take place after Mountain and Moorland, Shetland and Highland are finished. The Winner and Reserve will go forward for the Champion of Champions (judging in the main Ring to be announced approximately 1p.m.) for the McKerchar Insurance Challenge Cup.

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HIGHLAND PONIES

Judging: 9.00 am

CLASS 120 Mare with foal at foot.

1st prize winner to be awarded the “Lundie Castle Cup”.

CLASS 121 Foal, mare to be shown in class.

1st prize winner to be awarded the “Strathmore Shield”.

CLASS 122 Yeld mare 4 years and over.

CLASS 123 2 or 3 year old filly.

CLASS 124 Gelding 3 years and under.

CLASS 125 Gelding 4 years and over.

CLASS 126 Yearling colt, filly or gelding.

CLASS 127 Young handlers 16 years and under. Class may be split if sufficient entries.

CLASS 128 Novice Ridden Highland any age. (pony not to have been placed 1st-3rd in any ridden

class prior to January 2016)

CLASS 129 Open Ridden Highland any age. (May be ridden by judge)

1st prize winner to be awarded the “Broadshade Cup”.

At the end of the section all 1st and 2nd prize winners to come forward for the “LadyMontgomery-Cunninghame Cup”.

The winner in these sections must be registered.

“The Highland Pony Rosette” to be awarded to best Highland Pony registered in theHighland Pony Stud Book or appendice.

The Champion & Reserve from the Mountain and Moorland, Shetland and Highland Pony Sections will come forward for the “ Mrs Hume Trophy” (Judging will be on a points system and judges will judge all breeds including their own). This will take place after Mountain and Moorland, Shetland and Highland Ponies are finished. The Winner and Reserve will go forward for the Champion of Champions (judging in Main Ring to be announced approximately 1pm) for the McKerachar Insurance Challenge Cup.

INDUSTRIAL SECTIONnici Smith

Carwell, Menmuir, Brechin dd9 7QP.Email: [email protected]

Closing date for entries is 8th May 2016

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GOAT SECTION2016 Goat Competition is being organised by Grampian Goat Club.

For Schedules and Entry Forms for this Section please contact:Mrs. Agnes Aitken, Hillberry, Stonehaven AB39 3XB. Telephone: 01569 766775.

ANGUS SHOW 11TH JUNE 2016SHEEP SECTIONS

INTER-BREED TROPHIESTHE SAVILL TROPHY - awarded to the Exhibitor who gains most points in the Cattle andSheep sections.THE BURROUGHS WELCOME FOUNDATION SHIELD - awarded to the Champion of Champions. Judging will be on a points system and judges will judge all breeds, excluding their own.THE MILLENIUM TROPHY - presented to the Angus Show in 2000 by Dorothy Pert.This trophy will be presented to the Champion of Champions of each Section as follows:-

2016 – SHEEP - 2017 – CATTLE – 2018 HORSES

PRIZE MONEY: First -£15.00; Second -£11.00; Third -£9.00; Fourth -£6.00 (ten and over); Fifth -£4.00 (twelve and over).

ENTRY MONEY: £10.00 each entry; members £5.00.NOTE TO EXHIBITORS: Please show on the entry form if animals are from a maedi-Visna accredited flock. Note: No approved facility exists at this show for exhibits from Scrapie Monitored flocks.Exhibitors must have an attendant with each exhibit during judging,otherwise the stock cannot be judged.

NO CURRENT VALID ORIGINAL CERTIFICATE MEANS NO UNLOADING IN MV/CAE ACCREDITED AREA.

ALL SHEEP AND GOATS TO BE INDIVIDUALLY TAGGED.

YOUNG HANDLER’SJudging 11.30amClass to be judged on the basis of presentation of the stock, knowledge and skill of the handler. This class may be split according to age of handler if entries warrant, at the discretion of the steward.NO ENTRY FEERosettes and Prizes.WILSON GREENHEAD TANKARD - for best Young Handler. NATIONAL SHEEP ASSOCIATION BOOK PRIZE.Lamb born on or after 1st January 2016 to be shown by handler less than 16 years of age on the day of show.CLASS 131 Age 12 and under. Prize Money £7 £5 £3 £1

CLASS 132 Age 13 -16 Years. Prize Money £7 £5 £3 £1

SHEEP GUIDANCE FOR SHEEP & GOAT SHOW EXHIBITORS

The Show C.P.H. number is 67/084/8007

It is the responsibility of the exhibitor to ensure all documentation is completed as per the regulations advised by SAMU.

KEEPERS Keepers sending stock to shows will now need to complete two movement documents, one for the journey to the show and one for the return journey, regardless of the length of time spent at the show.

The movement documents to and from the show must be completed by the keeper of the animals - the same way as movement documents would be completed for stock moving to seasonal grazing locations. The white copy of each form should be sent to SAMU with the pink & yellow copies being retained by the keeper.

The completion of the movement document is entirely the responsibility of the keeper showing the stock and it is their responsibility to return the forms to SAMU. The form will require the CPH number of the show to be completed correctly and all livestock entrants should be made aware of the CPH number in advance of the show.

SUMMARYKeepers sending sheep to shows will be required to fill in, and return a sheep and goat movement document for the journey to the show and one for the return journey, regardless of the duration of the show.

Individual ear tag numbers are not required on the movement document

The keeper showing the animals is responsible for the completion and return of the movement document to SAMU.

The new document only has room for the destination holding number and not the address. The name and/or address are not acceptable it must be the holding number that is filled in here.

MAEDI VISNA All M.V. accredited sheep must be accompanied by a current and valid M.V. certificate andmust be handed to the steward of that particular breed before any animal is unloaded onto the show field.

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NORTH BLACKFACE SHEEP(Sponsored by Lawrie & Symington)

Judging 9.30 am

TROPHIES AND SPECIAL PRIZES:THE FAIRLIE PERPETUAL CHALLENGE TROPHY - for the best animal in the section. THE JOHN OGILVY TROPHY - for the best female in the section, bred by the exhibitor. THE CONWAY FLETCHER CHALLENGE CUP - for the best animal in the Tup classes.THE ARCH,WHYTE TROPHY - for the best pair, one male and one female,bred by exhibitor.THE MINERAL SUPPLEMENTS TROPHY -for the best group comprising Ram (shearling or older), Ewe, Gimmer, Tup Lamb and Ewe Lamb.THE LATE ARCH WHYTE SPECIAL PRIZE (£5) - for the best animal in the section.

CLASS 133 AGED TUP TWO SHEAR AND OVERCLASS 134 SHEARLINGCLASS 135 TUP LAMBCLASS 136 EWE, ABOVE ONE SHEAR, IN MILKCLASS 137 GIMMERCLASS 138 EWE LAMB

SOUTH BLACKFACE SHEEP(NOT TO BE ENTERED IN NORTH SECTION)

(Sponsored by United Auctions)TROPHIES:SHELL & BP TROPHY – Best animal in section.

Judging 9.30 am

CLASS 139 AGED TUP TWO SHEAR AND OVERCLASS 140 SHEARLINGCLASS 141 TUP LAMBCLASS 142 EWE, ABOVE ONE SHEAR, IN MILKCLASS 143 GIMMERCLASS 144 EWE LAMB

BELTEX(ANIMAL NOT ENTERED IN ANY OTHER SECTION)

TROPHIES AND SPECIAL PRIZES:THE EAST NEVAY CHALLENGE CUP - for CHAMPIONBELTEX ROSETTES for Supreme & Reserve Champions & Best Male & Female.

Judging 9.30 am

CLASS 145 TUP, SHEARLING AND OVERCLASS 146 TUP LAMBCLASS 147 EWE, ABOVE ONE SHEAR IN MILKCLASS 148 GIMMERCLASS 149 EWE LAMB

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CROSS SHEEPJudging 9.30am

TROPHIES AND SPECIAL PRIZES:JOHN L.YOUNG PERPETUAL TROPHY.

CLASS 150 THREE CONTINENTAL BRED LAMBS

CLASS 151 THREE LAMBS NATIVE BRED

CLASS 152 THREE CROSS BRED LAMBS UNDRESSED

CLASS 153 THREE CROSS OR MULE GIMMERS

CLASS 154 CROSS EWE WITH LAMB OR LAMBS

SUFFOLK SHEEPTHIS SHOW IS A QUALIFIER FOR TAYSIDE SUFFOLK BREEDERS

POINTS TROPHY (FINGASK TROPHY)

Judging 9.30 am

TROPHIES AND SPECIAL PRIZES:THE WILLIAM WHITTON CHALLENGE CUP - for the best animal in the section.THE FINDOWRIE CUP - for the best group of three Suffolk sheep, one male and two female, of which not fewer than two should be bred by the exhibitor.THE LATE ARCH WHYTE PRIZE OF (£5) - for the best animal in the section.THE SUFFOLK SHEEP SOCIETY ROSETTE - for the best exhibit of Suffolk sheep from a registeredflock.Tayside Suffolk Breeders Club will award a Rosette to the winning member. A 2nd Rosette will beawarded if their, are five or more entries in the class. ALL MUST BE MEMBERS.GEORGE A. WATT SPECIAL PRIZE - for two Tup Lambs shown in their section class 1571st-£15 2nd-£10 3rd-£5

CLASS 155 AGED TUP

CLASS 156 SHEARLING RAM

CLASS 157 TUP LAMB

CLASS 158 EWE, TO HAVE REARED A LAMB AND CLIPPED AFTER MAY 1st 2015

CLASS 159 GIMMER

CLASS 160 EWE LAMB

CLASS 161 UNTRIMMED LAMBS (PAIR OF)( ANY SEX )

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JACOB SHEEP(Sponsored by Netherton Tractors)

Judging 9.30 am

TROPHIES AND SPECIAL PRIZES:THE ARBROATH TOWN COUNCIL TROPHY - for the best animal in the section.

CLASS 168 TUP, SHEARLING AND OVER

CLASS 169 TUP LAMB

CLASS 170 EWE, ABOVE ONE SHEAR HAVING REARED A LAMB

CLASS 171 GIMMER

CLASS 172 EWE LAMB

ANY OTHER BREEDJudging 9.30 am

TROPHIES AND SPECIAL PRIZES:THE RENMUIR TROPHY - for the best animal in the section.

CLASS 173 TUP, SHEARLING AND OVER

CLASS 174 TUP LAMB

CLASS 175 EWE ABOVE ONE SHEAR IN MILK

CLASS 176 GIMMER

CLASS 177 EWE LAMB

TEXEL SHEEPTEXEL CLASSES are held in accordance with the British Texel Sheep Society’s Byelaws and in particular, animals should be eligible for registration with the British Texel Sheep Society and should be shown in natural condition. Sheep must be maedi-visna accredited.

Note: all members are required to sign the declaration on the reverse of the Entry Form.

Judging 9.30 am

TROPHY:W. WALKER Strathkinnes Perpetual Trophy for the Best Animal in Section.

CLASS 162 AGED TUP TWO SHEAR AND OVER

CLASS 163 SHEARLING

CLASS 164 TUP LAMB

CLASS 165 EWE, ABOVE ONE SHEAR IN MILK

CLASS 166 GIMMER

CLASS 167 EWE LAMB

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BEST CROP COMPETITIONSCROP COMPETITION

HENDERSON SALVER FOR BEST WINTER WHEAT CROP Sponsored by Agrii

CLASS 178 BEST CROP OF WINTER WHEAT - WHOLE FIELD

Judges: To be advised

LAIRD AND SINCLAIR TROPHY FOR BEST SPRING BARLEY CROP Sponsored by John Guthrie

(A trading Division of Simpsons Malt Ltd)

CLASS 179 BEST CROP OF SPRING BARLEY - WHOLE FIELD

JudgES: To be advised

POTATO COMPETITIONSponsored by Strathtay Potato Co.

CLASS 180 The potato competition for the MIDDLETON TROPHY. Minimum five acres

main crop potatoes.

JudgES: To be advised

TRADE STAND COMPETITION

Judging: from 10.00 am

THE JOHN GUTHRIE TROPHY AND SPECIAL PRIZE OF £25.00 - for the best Trade Stand in the agricultural engineering section.THE ANGUS MARTS TROPHY AND SPECIAL PRIZE OF £25.00 - for the best Trade Stand other than agricultural engineers.

CLASS 181 - AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERS

CLASS 182 - ALL OTHER TRADE STANDS

CRAFT MARQUEE TROPHYJudging from 9 a m.

THE SCOTTLOGS TROPHY for the best presented table in the marquee.

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SATURDAY 11TH JUNE 2016LIGHT-LEGGED HORSES & PONIES

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The light legged horse competition will be taking entries on the day in the secretary’s tent. The entry fee on the day will be £12/class (member or not) with Working Hunter classes costing £15 for on the day entry. Entry fee before the 8th of May is £10 for non members of the Angus Agricultural Association or £5 for members. Entries received before this date will appear in the catalogue. Each competitor will be charged £2.00 for first aid provision. Please fill in the enclosed entry form if you wish to enter before the 8th of MayAll classes will be further divided if there are sufficient entries, with the exception of qualifier classes.1st & 2nd placed horse/ponies should come forward for their championship at the end of their section.All Champions and Reserves from each section should come forward to the overall Supreme Championship, The Stansfeld Challenge Cup, with the EXCEPTION OF WORKING HUNTER PONIES, WORKING HUNTER HORSES AND LOCAL CLASSES.

PRIZE MONEY: First - £15.00; Second - £11.00; Third - £9.00; Fourth - £6.00 (ten and over); Fifth - £4.00 (twelve and over) Rosettes will be awarded 1st-6th place. PRIZE MONEY WILL BE SENT BY CHEQUE AFTER THE SHOW. IT WILL NOT BE HANDED OUT ON SHOW DAY.

While every effort will be made to announce classes, the show will not be held responsible for anyone missing their class. The onus is on the exhibitor to ensure they are forward in sufficient time. If an exhibitor enters more than one class with the same horse, it is possible that classes may be judged at the same time, in which case the exhibitor must choose which class to enter.Please note: judges will have a lunch break at some point, please check with the stewards.

RULES1) Entries payable by cheque. Please make any cheques payable to Angus Agricultural Association 2) Parents/Guardians of anyone under the age of 18 should specify if they do not wish their child/

children to be photographed by or in relation The Angus Show.3) At or in the vicinity of any Angus Agricultural Association event, everyone mounted, whether competing

or not must wear a hard hat conforming to the minimum safety standards, with a harness properly adjusted and fastened. Failure to do so will incur elimination of the horse and /or rider from the competition. Hats marked EN1384, PAS 015 or prefixed with ASTM or SEI are the minimum standard allowed. Hard hats to be specification of PAS 015 and ASTMF 1163 are considered to offer greater protection than BSEN 1384. Recommended hard hats should carry the quality assurance stamp of kite mark or SEI American standard SNELL E95 and Australian/New Zealand standard SNZ 3838 1998 are also acceptable. Where a hat is of skull cap style, this must be worn with a plain silk. Juniors under 18, it is advised that a hard hat be worn whilst on competition grounds.

4) DISCLAIMER OF LIABILITY: Save for death of personal injury caused by the negligence of the organisers of anyone for whom they are in law responsible, neither the organisers of any event to which these rules apply, nor the British Horse Society, nor the agent, employee, or representative

of these bodies accepts any liability for any accident, loss, damage, injury, or illness to horses, owners, riders, spectators, land or any other person or property whatsoever, whether caused by negligence, breach of contract or in any other way whatsoever.

5) Competitors are required to show courtesy towards others when warming up. If riding on the opposite rein to one another competitors should pass left shoulder to left shoulder.

6) The association will not be held responsible for any complaint regarding horses or ponies entered in the wrong classes, but will act as a mediator provided the complainer has proof on the day of the show.

7) All stallions should be handled/ridden by a competent adult at all times while on the showground.8) All horses and ponies should have a passport and vaccinations should be up to date.9) All horses and ponies must have an absolute minimum of public liability insurance.

IMPORTANT NOTESCHAPS (UK)This show is affiliated to the Coloured Horse & Pony Society (UK). Affiliation no 15095. Both the owner and the rider/exhibitor need not be a member of CHAPS (UK) nor must the horse or pony be registered with CHAPS (UK) to compete. However in order to Qualify both Owner and Rider/Exhibitor need to be a current showing member and present their valid Qualifier card IN THE RING for signing by the judge. . Members to apply in writing to CHAPS (UK) for appropriate qualifier card.The CHAPS (UK) championship show will be held on the 31st August 2016 – 3rd September 2016. Shows held on or after date of championship show will count as 2017 qualifiersClasses for CHAPS (UK) qualifiers are 199-203. For full rulings and information on competition/qualification, please refer to CHAPS (UK) members handbook; or visit www.chapsuk.com for rulings. All stallions entering the CHAPS classes must be graded with CHAPS (UK). All stallions must wear Stallion ID discs.

BLAIR CASTLE WORKING HUNTER PONY SERIESPonies placed first to fourth in the qualifying classes will qualify for the Championship Finals held a Blair Castle International Horse Trials and Country Fair on Thursday 25th August 2016. Qualifications may go down to sixth place if higher placed ponies have previously qualified.

STEWARTS BUILDING SERVICES/BHS SCOTLAND WORKING HUNTER SERIES 2016Horses must be 15 hh or over, 4 years and over. Riders must be 18 or over. To compete at final, either rider or owner of horse must be a member of BHS. Course: 8-12 fences of approx 3ft 6, judged in line with Sports Horse GB Rules.Qualifying: The first three partnerships will qualify even if they have not jumped clear. If one of these has already qualified, their qualification may be handed down to the fourth placed horse and rider provided they had a clear round I the jumping.

TSR SCOTTISH RIDER CHAMPIONSHIPSClasses (198,216,217,218,221,224,229,230,233,234,235) are qualifiers for the 2016 TSR Scottish Regional Finals at Grandslam on 24th & 25th September 2016 at Ingliston EC, Bishoptown. 1st & 2nd placed riders in each class will qualify. You do not have to be a TSR member to qualify or enter a final. The Rider/Handler qualifies and can enter any horse/pony in any number of finals. www.theshowingregister.co.uk

VETERAN HORSE SOCIETY: SCOTTISH VETERAN HORSE OF THE YEAR 2016 QUALIFERNo foals, spurs, galloping or wearing of face/body jewellery permitted. Minimum age of handler in in-hand classes is 9yrs. Minimum age of handlers for stallions in hand and ridden competitors must be over 16yrs of age. Competitors cannot enter the ring once the command of trot had been given.Please note all competitors should acquaint themselves with the rules of the VHS they can be found at www.veteran-horse-showing.co.uk1st and 2nd of each class will go forward to the Championship of the day. Champion and Reserve will go forward to the Supreme Final. Second Reserve will go forward as reserve standby. If a competitor has already qualified then the qualification will go to the second reserve. All competitors wishing to compete for the Scottish Veteran Horse of the year 2016 Final must be VHS Members to gain the qualifying for The Scottish Supreme on Sunday 25th September at Ingliston. The Grand Slam and the National Veteran Open Championships are 23-25th September at Bury Equestrian Village Buckinghamshire.

HORSE & COUNTRY RACEHORSEThe Horse & Country Racehorses (HCR) series is open to Thoroughbreds who have raced, trained or been bred to race. Racing injuries will be ignored providing the horse is sound. Riders must be 14 years plus, ridden horses must be 4 years plus and veterans are 12 years plus. Judges will not ride and you will not be asked to gallop as a ride but maybe asked to gallop in your individual show. To qualify for the championships at the Grand Slam at Ingliston on 24th Sept 2016, the handler/rider and horse must be registered with HCR, you must carry your cards in the ring for signing and be placed 1st-4th (qualifications may be passed down to 6th place). Non-members must send their qualification cards (presented by the judge), fees and register with HCR no later than 14 days after this show and before the closing date for entries for the Grand Slam. The show is requested to return the completed results sheet supplied by HCR no later than 14 days after their show. The classes will be judged on confirmation, manners, turnout,

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way of going and the ride/individual show performance. 5 The age of your horse, number of times it has raced (if any) and the period of time it has been off the track will also be taken into account. The judge will not be asked to ride your horse. You will not be asked to gallop as a ride but maybe asked to gallop in your individual show. The four highest placed horses in each qualifying class will be eligible to enter the championship show (qualification can be handed down to sixth place if the higher placed horses have already qualified). Those horses qualifying at shows before the current year championships cut-off date will qualify for the championships in the same year; those qualifying after the cut-off date will qualify for the following year’s championship. The horse and the handler/rider must be registered and they must carry their membership card and horse qualification card in the ring to qualify for the championship show. The qualification card only needs to be signed once (per combination) to qualify for the Inhand and once (per combination) to qualify for the Ridden championships. Non-members will be given 14 days to register with HCR after receiving a qualifying ticket at one of the shows (these will be handed out by the judge). No change of handler / rider will be permitted once you have entered the show ring and no substitute handler/rider/horse will be permitted for the championship show – the combination of horse and handler/rider that qualifies must be the same combination that come forward for the championship show. No horses arriving late to the ring will be permitted once trot has started, any late arrivals prior to trot must get the judges permission to join the class. HCR Rosettes will be awarded from 1st -4th place at each show and a rosette will be given to the highest place veteran in each class.

Dress and Turnout Tweed or Navy Show Jackets are preferred as are collar and tie. Yellow, beige or light coloured breeches are permitted, not white. Plain black or brown long riding boots or Jodhpur boots and gaiters, gloves and canes are accepted. Mounted competitors must wear a safety/kite marked hard hat and a chinstrap is preferred and recommended. A Snaffle, Pelham, simple double bridle or sympathetic bit/bridle are permitted. It is the responsibility of exhibitors and owners to ensure that grooms entering the show ring are s professionally turned out. Grooms must wear a hat when in the ring. For the championships show and evening performances the above turnout is permitted or evening show attire. No change of tack will be allowed once a horse has entered the show ring and no tack maybe worn that in anyway

conceals the horse’s confirmation

CALEDONIAN SHOWING CHAMPIONSHIPS

The Caledonian Showing Championships were a huge success in 2015 and will once again give 2016 competitors the opportunity to compete at a top level Championship Final in Scotland. Evening Performances, loads of bling and razzmatazz .... everything an end of season Championship should have!

This year’s show will be held atHighfield @ Howe, near Ladybank, Fife on 1/2 October 2016

This Show is a qualifier and every horse & pony placed 1st and 2nd in all Inhand, Ridden Showing classes (not fun classes) & Working Hunter/Pony classes will qualify to compete in any appropriate class at the Finals. Qualification will be from placings, no qualification cards will be awarded in the ring, and no qualification can go down the line. Qualification is for the Horse & Pony except for Young Handler classes, where the Handler qualifies.

All qualified horses and ponies will be listed on the Caledonian Showing Show’s website www.caledonianchampionships.webs.com where you will also find a regularly updated list of qualifying shows as well as a wealth of other information.

VETERANS (Ring 1)To commence at 9am

CLASS 190 Veteran Plus In-hand, horse or pony , 25 years & overCLASS 191 Veteran In-hand, horse or pony, 20-24 years oldCLASS 192 Pre Veteran In-hand, horse or pony, 15-19years oldCLASS 193 Veteran Plus Under Saddle, horse or pony, 25 years & overCLASS 194 Veteran Under Saddle, horse or pony, 20-24 years oldCLASS 195 Pre Veteran Under Saddle, horse or pony, 15-19 years old

1st and 2nd prize winners in classes 190 to 195 to come forward for Veteran Champion & Reserve.

SPORTS HORSES (RING 1To commence after Veteran Championship

CLASS 196 In-Hand Sports Horse, 4 years and overCLASS 197 In-Hand Sports Horse 3 years and under.CLASS 198 Sports Horse Under Saddle, 4 years and over (TSR Horse Rider Qualifier)

1st and 2nd prize winners in classes 196 to 198 to come forward for Sports Horse Champion & Reserve.

COLOURED ( RING 2)To commence at 9am

CLASS 199 CHAPS (UK) Open Young stock qualifier 1,2,3 year old In-Hand; no foalsCLASS 200 CHAPS (UK) Non Native open In-Hand Qualifier, any height, any age, no foalsCLASS 201 CHAPS (UK) Native/Cob/traditional Open In-Hand Qualifier, any height, any age, no foals.CLASS 202 CHAPS (UK) Non Native Open Ridden Qualifier, any heightCLASS 203 CHAPS (UK) Native/Cob/Traditional Open Ridden Qualifier, any height.

1st and 2nd prize winners in classes 199 to 203 to come forward for Coloureds Champion & Reserve

MISCELLANEOUS SECTION (Ring 2)To commence after coloured championships

CLASS 204 In-Hand Foreign Breeds, any age, any height.CLASS 205 Spotted, Palomino, Appaloosa in-hand, any age, any heightCLASS 206 Potential Ride & Drive In-HandCLASS 207 Foreign Breeds under saddle, any height, 4 years and overCLASS 208 Spotted ,Palomino, Appaloosa under saddle, any height, 4 years and over

1st and 2nd prize winners in classes 204 to 208 to come forward for Miscellaneous Champion & Reserve

LOCAL CLASSES (RING 2)To Commence following Miscellaneous Championships

CLASS 209 Open to any ponies, not exceeding 148cms. Rider 12 years and under. Must reside in the county of Angus. Winner to receive the MuirlandsCLASS 210 Open to any ponies up to 148cms. Rider 13-16 years, must reside in Angus. Winner to receive The Arthur Stewart TrophyCLASS 211 Open to any horses, exceeding 148cms. Riders 17 years and over, must reside in the county of Angus.

Winner to receive The Fiona Stewart Trophy & Rosette.

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RIDING HORSES (Ring 3)

To commence at 9amThe Torchfire Challenge Cup for Best HunterThe Kelly Bourhill Perpetual Trophy for best In-Hand Hunter

CLASS 212 Hunters In-Hand, 4 years and over, 14.2hh and overCLASS 213 Hacks In-Hand, 4 years and over, 14.2hh and overCLASS 214 Ex- racers In-Hand, 4 year and over, 14.2hh and overCLASS 215 HCR In Hand Ex-Racehorse - Mare or Gelding, Any height, Any Age. This show is a qualifier for the Horse & Country Racehorses (HCR) series. Please see rules for more detailsCLASS 216 Young stock Hunters & Hacks, 3 years and under, to exceed 14.2hh at maturityCLASS 217 Hunters under saddle, 4 years and over, 14.2 hh and over (TSR Horse Rider Qualifiers)CLASS 218 Hacks under saddle, 4 years and over, 14.2 hh and over (TSR Horse Rider Qualifiers)CLASS 219 Ex- Racers under saddle, 4 years and over, 14.2hh and over (TSR Horse Rider Qualifiers)CLASS 220 HCR Ridden Ex Racehorse- Open to mare or gelding 4 years and over, Veterans are 12 years and over This show is a qualifier for the Horse & Country Racehorses (HCR) series. Please see rules for more detailsCLASS 221 In-hand Pure or Part-Bred Irish Draught, 4 years and overCLASS 222 In-hand Pure or Part Bred Irish Draught, 3 years and underCLASS 223 Pure or Part Bred Irish Draught under saddle, 4 years or over

(TSR Horse Rider Qualifiers)1st and 2nd prize winners in classes 221 to 223 to come forward for Irish Draughts, Pure Bred/Part Bred Champion & Reserve1st and 2nd prize winners from all classes to come forward for the Riding Horse Champion & Reserve

OPEN COBS (Ring 3)

(Horses maybe ridden by judge)To commence after irish draught Championship

CLASS 224 In-Hand Cob, 4 years and over, any heightCLASS 225 In-Hand cob, 3 years and underCLASS 226 Any height Cob under saddle, 4 years and over ((TSR Horse Rider Qualifiers)

1st and 2nd prize winners in classes 224 to 226 to come forward for Open Cobs Champion & Reserve

ARABS & PART-BRED ARABS (Ring 4)

To Commence at 9amBest Pure-Bred-Ecurb Arabian Stud TrophyRidden Champ- W. Douglas Milne Salver

CLASS 227 In-hand Anglo or Part-Bred Arab, 4 years and overCLASS 228 In-hand Anglo or Part-Bred Arab, 3 years and underCLASS 229 In-hand Pure-bred Arab, 4 years and overCLASS 230 In-hand Pure-Bred Arab, 3 years and underCLASS 231 Anglo or Part-Bred Arab under saddle, 4 years and over (TSR Horse Rider Qualifiers)CLASS 232 Pure Bred Arab under saddle 4 years and over (TSR Horse Rider Qualifiers)

1st and 2nd prize winners in classes 227 to 232 to come forward for Arabs & Part Bred Arab Champion & Reserve

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RIDING PONIES (Ring 4)

To commence after Arab ChampionshipDaisy Lawson Cup for best in-hand bred by exhibitorJohn Murray Trophy for champion in handGilroy Challenge Cup for Riding Pony champion

CLASS 233 In-hand Riding Pony, not to exceed 14.2hh CLASS 234 In-hand Riding Pony, 3 years and under, not to exceed 14.2hh at maturity CLASS 235 Lead Rein Pony, 4 years and over, not exceeding 12hh. Rider not to have attained their 10th birthday before 1st Jan in current year (TSR Ridden Pony Qualifiers)CLASS 236 First Ridden Pony, 4 years and over, not exceeding 12.2hh. Riders not have attained their 12th birthday before 1st Jan in current year. (TSR Ridden Pony Qualifiers)CLASS 237 Riding Pony under saddle, 4 years and over, not to exceed 14.2hh. (TSR Ridden Pony Qualifiers)

1st and 2nd prize winners in classes 233 to 237 to come forward for Riding Ponies Champion & Reserve

PART-BRED M & M’S (Ring 4)

To commence following Riding Pony Championship

CLASS 238 Part-Bred small M & M In-hand, any ageCLASS 239 Part-Bred large M & M In- hand, any ageCLASS 240 Pat-Bred small M & M under saddle, 4 years and over (open to lead rein, rider 10 years and under)CLASS 241 Part-Bred Large M & M under saddle, 4 years and over

1st and 2nd prize winners in classes 238 to 241 to come forward for Part-Bred M & M’s Champion & Reserve

WORKING HUNTER PONIES (Ring 5)

To commence at 8.30am PROMPTThe Necta Flute Trophy- Champion WHP

CLASS 242 Lead Rein/Assisted WHP, fences not to exceed 1ft 6 (TSR WHP Rider Qualifier)CLASS 243 Novice WHP, fences not to exceed 2ft 3 (TSR WHP Rider Qualifier)CLASS 244 Intermediate WHP, fences 2ft 6 & 2ft 9 (TSR WHP Rider Qualifier)CLASS 245 Open WHP, fences not to exceed 3ft (TSR WHP Rider Qualifier)CLASS 246 Blair Castle Open WHP, Ponies not exceeding 133cms, Riders not to have attained their 14th birthday before 1st Jan 2015. Max height of fences 90cmsCLASS 247 Blair Castle Open WHP, Ponies 133cms – 143cms Riders not to have attained their 17th birthday before 1st Jan 2015. Max height of fences 1 meterCLASS 248 Blair Castle Open WHP, Ponies 143cms – 153cms Riders not to have attained their 20th birthday before 1st Jan 2015. Max height of fences 1.05 meters

1st and 2nd prize winners in classes 242 to 248 to come forward for Working Hunter Ponies Champion & ReserveWinner- Necta Flute Trophy

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WORKING HUNTER HORSES (Ring 5)

To commence following WHP ChampionshipThe Brigadier Oliver Trophy – champion WH Horse

CLASS 249 Novice Working Hunter Horse, fences not to exceed 2ft 6 (TSR WH Rider Qualifier)

CLASS 250 Intermediate Working Hunter Horse, fences not to exceed 2ft 9 (TSR WH Rider Qualifier)

CLASS 251 Open Working hunter Horse, fences not to exceed 3ft (TSR WH Rider Qualifier)

CLASS 252 Stewards Building Services/BHS Scotland working Hunter Series 2014

Horses must be 15hh or over, 4 years old and over. Rider must be 18 or over to compete at final. Either rider or owner of horse must be member of BHS. Course: 8-12 fences of approx. 3ft 6, judged in line with Sports Horse GB rules.Qualifying: The first three partnerships will qualify even if they have not jumped clear. If one of these has already qualified, their qualification may be handed down to the fourth placed horse and rider provided they had a clear round in the jumping.1st and 2nd prize winners in classes 249 to 252 to come forward for Working Hunter Horses Champion & ReserveWinner Brigadier Oliver Trophy

PLEASE CONTACT MELISSA MCPHEROSN REGARDING ANY

SUGGESTION FOR HORSE AND PONY CLASSES

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SPONSORSWe are most grateful for the support of all our sponsors.

Main sponsors are listed on the front page.At going to press our class and section sponsors are:-

A. M. Phillip TrucktechABP Agrii

AstuteBaldoukie Motors

B.B. Christoffersen C/O MartinBelmont Communications

Bob Falconer C.S. Tractors

Croft Veterinary CentreD. F. Mitchell Haulage

Dalhousie EstatesDavidsons Feed

Forfar Tyre Services LtdG. Dalgarno

Geddes H & R Insurance Services

I. & T. TransportIronside & Son

Jimbars LtdJohn H Roberts (Coal)

Johns Valet ServiceLawrie & Symington

Ness PlantNetherton TractorsPetrofac (Montrose

Powerwasher ServicesR.H.L. BlastRoss Agri

R.T. McewanUnited Auctions

W. Martin & SonsWernick Hire

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