Peebles Agricultural Society’s Grand Open Show will...

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Peebles Agricultural Society Grand Open Show

Peebles Agricultural Society’s Grand Open Show will be held at

Nether Horsbrugh Farm, Cardrona, EH45 8NE On Saturday 11th August 2018

By kind permission of the Renwick family & Forestry Commission President: W. Brown Telephone 01721 720311 Vice President: A. Adamson. Telephone 01968 682206 Secretary: Lesley Mason, Oliverbank East, Tweedsmuir, Biggar, ML12 6QS Telephone : 01899 880200 Email : [email protected] Treasurers : Jim Cockburn, 8 The Green, Cardrona, Peebles, RH45 9LR Louise Spence, 3 Kittlegairy View, Peebles, EH45 9LZ

www.peebles-show.co.uk


Peebles Show Horse Judges 2018

Clydesdale Horse (including ridden classes) Mr. John McMillan Greenan Mill Rothsey Bute

Donkey & miniature donkey Mr. Robert Robertson Backlocan Tarbolton Road Annbank

Carriage Driving Mr. Richard L.N. Lanni Southwoods Heughfield Road Bridge of Earn

Horse Section 1 Mrs Carole MacDonald 1 Westfield Way Westhill Inverness

Horse Section 2 Mrs. Caroline Maclean Nelson Trows Cottage Kelso Borders

Horse Section 3 Mrs. Cheryl Robertson-McGee 21 St Annes Avenue Lasswade Midlothian

Horse Section 4 Mrs. Niomi Patterson-Bunyan 17 Dougls Crescent Kelso

Ex Racehorses (ROR) Mr. Brian Storey Low Dubwath Farm Kirklinton Carlisle

Ex Racehorses (ROR) Mrs. Jacqui Storey Low Dubwath Farm Kirklinton Carlisle

Mountain and Moorland (large) Ms. Julia Furness 15 The Orchard LAUDER

Mountain and Moorland (small) Ms Chris MacMillan 2 Woodside Farm Forrestfield Caldercruix

Best trained pony (handy pony) Dr. Jill Thomson 19 Bellwood kennels Milton Bridge Penicuik

Working Hunter Miss Lynell Sheridan South Draffan Farm Blackwood Lanarkshire

Side Saddle Miss M.J. Grant 23 Thistle Place Scone Perth

Unaffiliated Jumping Laura Kelly-Hutton 8 Libberton Mains Libberton

Mounted Sports Peebles Pony Club

Mounted Fancy Dress Mr. Ross and Mrs. Eilidh Falla 71 Glen Road Peebles

Grand Parade – in the main Ring § Led Cattle, Horses and Donkeys are to be paraded § Exhibitors not turning out their Stock are liable to forfeit any Prizes gained.

Champion of Champion Trophies

Champion of Champions Jimmy Johnston Trophy

Reserve Champion Bank Of Scotland Trophy


Peebles Show Rules and Regulations

1. All entries must comply with Orders and Regulations Under Diseases of Animal Acts current at the time of the Show

2. All Stock must be free of infectious and contagious disease for two months previous to the date for the show.

3. The Show is open to all comers, except where otherwise specified. 4. All stock/entries must be owned by the Exhibitor, not later than date of entry. 5. All stock to be shown shall be entered with the Secretary, not later than the closing date.

Membership and Entry Money must be paid no later than Show Day. 6. All Stock must be on the showfield before 9am, and no Stock will be allowed to leave the

showfield before 3.30pm without a pass from the secretary. 7. All Exhibitor Numbers (except sheep classes), must be prominently displayed until the close

of the show, or prizes will be withheld. 8. Exhibitors who have entered Stock and fail to exhibit shall forfeit the Entry money of the

same. 9. Bulls over one year old must be secured by a ring or screw in the nose, and a chain or rope

attached. 10. All Cattle must be tied in their allotted stalls by 10am, and must not leave until after the

Parade, except for judging. 11. All Cattle and Horses must be accompanied by the relevant passport. 12. All cattle (including calves) coming to the Show must come from a Scottish holding

with a negative herd status for BVD, from a hers that is fully accredited free of BVD or they must all be individually tested free of virus (antigen) whether or not they have been vaccinated, in accordance with CHeCS rules. Evidence of such must accompany the entry form.

13. Any exhibitor bringing cattle to the show from outwith Scotland must, in the 60 days prior to the show, have obtained a negative TB result on all Cattle to be exhibited.

14. Scrapie Monitoring scheme – No facilities will be provided for sheep from Scrapie Monitored Negative Flocks

15. All female sheep must be non-pregnant(empty), have not lambed within 30 days, prior to entry to the show and not subject to procedures which change the seasonal breeding pattern.

16. The judge will only award a prize, if they deem the Stock of sufficient merit, especially if only one lot competes for the prize.

17. First and Second prize animals to be placed before the judge for championships as necessary.

18. In all cases and all matters the judges’ decision is final. 19. The show committee reserve the power to appoint a judge in the absence of the judge

officially stated.

20. Dogs must have a suitable collar and lead attached at all times. 21. The Society will not be responsible for any accident which may happen to Stock or

implements or exhibits at the show. 22. The Society will not be responsible for any injury to, or loss sustained by any stock or

exhibits sent to their show. 23. All trophies are the property of the Society, and tenable for one year only. Winners will sign

a receipt upon receiving them, and be responsible for their safe return on or before the 31st July of the following year.


24. Protests must be lodged with the Secretary, in writing, on the day of the Show no later than

30 minutes following the judging of the relevant section and must be accompanied by a deposit of a sum equivalent to four times the cost of Membership of the Society current at the time. All parties lodging a protest must attend at the Show Committee Room at 4pm on the afternoon of the Show. All protests will then be considered and adjudicated upon by the President’s Committee and the relevant Show Stewards. The Rule will be literally and strictly enforced, and all entries are accepted only on the express condition that the Exhibitor binds himself or herself to accept the decision of the President’s Committee and the relevant Show Stewards as final and binding upon him or her. If a protest shall not be sustained the deposit shall be forfeited and go into the general funds of the Society.

Judging Times

8.30 Riding Horses, Working Hunter 8.45 Riding Ponies 9.00 Mountain and Moorland Ponies, Horse section 3 and 4 9.30 Best trained pony

9.30 ALL SHEEP JUDGING 10.00 All Cattle Judging, Fleece, Shepherds Sticks 10.30 Clydesdale Horses, Ridden Clydesdales, Single cart, Vintage Tractors 11.00 Dogs 11.30 Donkeys 12.30 Young Handlers (sheep) 12.30 Cattle Interbreed Championship, Fancy Dress Horses 12.30 Graham Irvine Trophy (Light Horse Champion)

1.00 Mounted Sports 1.00 Young Farmers Stock Judging (finishes at 3pm)

1.15 Jumping 1.30 RoR classes

3.00 Children’s Pets 3.00 Private Driving Turnout and Heavy Horse Turnout

Peebles Agricultural Society Points Cup

Champion Prize James Currie Perpetual Trophy

Awarded to the exhibitor with the most points over the Cattle, Clydesdale, Sheep and Fleece sections, in classes that are open to all members. Points are awarded as follows

A section championship – 5 points A reserve champion – 4 points A first prize – 4 points A second prize – 3 points A third prize – 2 points A forth prize – 1point

In the event of a tie, most first prizes to count, section championships to count as two firsts.


Prize Money

Riding Horses and Pony (Section 1+2)

1st - £15 2nd - £10 3rd - £5 Mountain and Moorland

1st - £15 2nd - £10 3rd - £5 RoR Classes

1st see schedule 2nd see schedule 3rd see schedule Carriage Driving

1st – £100 2nd - £75 3rd - £25 Driven Clydesdales

1st – £100 2nd - £75 3rd - £25 No Prize money (Rosettes or prize in kind, sweets/treats)

Young Handler Classes Mounted Sports Handy Pony Horse Section 3 and 4 Working Hunter Show Jumping Fancy Dress Pony Children’s Pets

Privacy Notice for Entrants Person Data

Peebles Agricultural Society will be collecting the following personal data:

• Name • Address • Email address • Telephone/mobile number

The Society’s Secretary will hold a register of entries, using the information provided in the entry forms.Your name and address will be used for:

• Communications; • Issues of badges/passes etc; • Creation of show catalogue; • Publishing of results; and • Advertising on Society’s Website/Facebook (when relevant)

Your email address is held so that we can issue the following year’s schedule to entrants electronically as well as sending any relevant correspondence.

Your telephone/mobile number is held in case we need to make contact quickly with you or if we have any queries.

Retention We will hold your personal data for a maximum duration of 2 years then the Secretary will delete the electronic register of entries and shred all hard copies.

PLEASE NOTE FIELD ENTRIES WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED


Clydesdale Horses judging commences at 10.30 am Entry money : Members £6, Non-members £10

Clydesdale Champion The Murray-Philipson Perpetual Challenge Cup

Best Female Clydesdale Major Thomson of Callands Jubilee Challenge Cup

Best Male Clydesdale R. Lumsden Jubilee Challenge Cup

Best Clydesdale Foal D. Copeland Trophy

210 Gelding, three years old and upwards 211 One or two year old colt or gelding 212 Yeld mare, three years old and upwards 213 One year old Filly 214 Two year old Filly 215 Brood Mare (nursing a foal) 216 Foal 217 Heavy Horse other than Clydesdale 218 Ridden Clydesdales (12.30 judging) 219 Driven heavy horse/Clydesdale (PM to be confirmed)

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Donkeys judging commences at 11.30 am Entry money : Members £6, Non-members £10

Donkey Champion Mrs. Felicity Ballantyne Trophy

220 Male, any age 221 Female, any age 222 Pet/Veteran Donkey (not to be shown in any other class)

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Miniature Mediterranean Donkeys 223 Young Donkeys under 3 years of age 224 Mares, any age 225 Stallions, Geldings, any age

******* Private Driving Turnout judging commences at 3pm

Entry money : Members £6, Non-members £10 226 Single, Pair or multiple to any type of vehicle on overall presentation and style of

turnout, suitability and performance The results of this show count towards the BDS Whitehall Cup and BDS Chairman’s Cup and the DBS Scotland showing awards to be presented at the Scottish BDS AGM.



Riding Horses and Ponies judging commences at 8.30am

Entry money : Members £6, Non-members £10 Including Qualifiers for

Ingliston Elite is a new showing championship for Scotland and the UK,

bringing together the very best riding horses, hunters, and cobs for a prestigious final with thousands of pounds of prize money on offer at Ingliston Grand Slam 2018

TSR Showing Finals to be held at Ingliston Grand Slam 2018

TSR Showing Finals - This show is a qualifier for the 2018 TSR Showing Finals. Qualify and enter ANY of the Finals Central, East Anglia, North West, North East, South East, South, Wales & South West or Scottish. 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! TSR Riders Finals - 1st & 2nd riders qualify and will receive a qualification card in the ring. TSR In Hand Finals - The two highest placed Handlers with a TSR In Hand Card will qualify in any In Hand class. Handlers MUST have their cards signed in the ring by the judge/steward, cards are available FREE from the TSR website. Full details at http://www.theshowingregister.co.uk/ TSR Medal Awards - TSR members can collect qualification cards & signatures and redeem for a TSR Medal see TSR website for details. BSHA Grass Roots Champs - With a TSR qualification card you can also enter the BSHA Grass Roots Champs in Sept at Addington Equestrian Centre - You do not have to be a BSHA member to qualify or enter the final. See www.britishshowhorse.org Qualifying classes will be indicated. Qualification will be from 1st & 2nd. This will not pass down the line.

RULES

o All entries must report to steward/attending member of the class o EN1384. PAS015 or prefixed with ASTM or SEI are the minimum standard of hard hat allowed. Hats must be worn at all

times when mounted. o Exhibitors who are entered in two classes whose timings clash must choose which to attend as classes will not be delayed

after the final call for competitors and judging has commenced. It will be at the judges discretion to allow entry to a class once it has started.

o Timings provided are approximate and may change on the day o All horses and ponies must be four years or over unless otherwise specified o Entrants in Ridden Hunter are ineligible to enter the same horse in the ridden horse classes. o The judges will break for 15 minutes at about 10am o All ponies to be shown in a snaffle bridle only. o Stallions and colts other than yearlings will not be accepted o Registration numbers if required must be provided on the entry form (ROR)

Horse Trophies

Best Animal in Horse section 1 Perpetual Silver Basket

Best Lead rein Pony Perpetual Cup W.B. Bertram Trophy

Best Animal in Pony Classes Wallace Peggie Trophy Best Exhibit in Horse and Pony Young

Stock Class Cardrona Challenge Trophy

*PDRC members will be eligible for PDRC prizes for the highest placed member in the indicated classes. Please

ensure you indicate your membership on the entry form. Classes are identifies with (PDRC) after the class description



Horse Section 1 – Riding Horses

1st -2nd Prize winners will qualify for the Ingliston Elite and TSR Final

227 Small Riding Horse (under 15.2hh/158cm) (PDRC) 228 Large Riding Horse (15.2hh/158cm and over) (PDRC) 229 Large Ridden Hunter (16hh/162cm and over) (PDRC) 230 Small Ridden Hunter (exceeds 14.2hh/148cm but< 16hh/162cm) (PDRC)

Horse Section 2 – Riding Ponies

1st -2rd Prize winners will qualify for the TSR Final

231 Ridden Pony (14.2hh and under to be ridden by a child 16 or under 232 Ridden Pony (13.2hh and under to be ridden by a child 14 or under) 233 First Ridden Pony (12.2hh and under to be ridden by a child 12 or under 234 Lead Rein Pony (not exceeding 12.0hh, to be ridden by child 7 or under. The lead rein

must be affixed to the noseband, where it must remain while the pony is in the ring.

Horse Section 3 1st -2nd Prize winners in ridden classes will qualify for the TSR Final 1st – 2nd Prize Winners in In Hand Classes will qualify for the TSR In Hand Final (TSR card holders)

235 Horse and pony Young Stock in hand. Yearling, two and three year old

Generously sponsored by Kailzie Equestrian 01721 729121

236 Cobs under saddle including hogged, traditional and maxi. (Ingliston Elite Qualifier)(PDRC)

Generously sponsored by Ross Phillip Farrier

237 Coloured pony, under saddle, 14.2hh/148cm and under (includes Piebald, Skewbald, Palomino and Dun) Generously sponsored by Two Rivers Vets, Peebles 01721 722879

238 Coloured Horse, under saddle, exceeding 14.2hh/148cm

(includes Piebald, Skewbald, Palomino and Dun) Generously sponsored by Agriforest, 01896 870301

239 Veteran in Hand Horse or Pony (over 15 years old) (PDRC) Generously sponsored by Harbro Country Stores

240 Veteran Ridden Horse or Pony (over 15 years old) - no galloping or spurs allowed (PDRC)

Generously sponsored by Harbro Country Stores

Followed by Side Saddle classes

241 Tontine Hotel Open Side Saddle Equitation 242 Tontine Hotel Best Horse or Pony to be ridden side saddle

Generously sponsored by Tontine Hotel, Peebles 01721 720892



Horse Section 4

243 Riding Club Horse 15hh and over (to include 1 small jump) judged on manners, RC suitability, not conformation (TSR Qualifier) (PDRC)

Generously sponsored by Edderston Livery & XC 01721 722775 244 Condition and Turnout Horse and pony under saddle

Generously sponsored by Caerleebank Equestrian 07715114962

Followed by Novelty Section

245 Handsome Gelding (Open to all) Generously Sponsored by Border Browbands

246 Prettiest Mare (Open to all) Generously Sponsored by Border Browbands

247 Best Thelwell type - not just for the Shetlands, a combination in the spirit of Thelwell! No Fancy dress required

Generously sponsored by Joe Swinton & son fencing 01896 830980

Followed by ROR

Judging commences from approximately 1pm

248 ROR Open in Hand Qualifier

Open to all RoR and NR registered horses, 3yrs and over, fillies, mares and geldings. Blemishes caused through racing will be ignored. This class is a qualifier for the RoR OPEN In Hand Showing Series FINAL The first three go forward to the final at the RoR Championships, Aintree in August 2018 or 2019 for shows after 1st August 2018. This class is a qualifier for the RoR OPEN In Hand Showing Series FINAL Rosettes 1st – 6th. Prizes – 1st £30 plus RoR jacket, 2nd £20, 3rd £10, 4th £10

249 ROR Tattersalls Scottish Show Series The RoR Tattersalls Scottish Thoroughbred Show Series 2018 The RoR Tattersalls Scottish Show Series Qualifier Thoroughbred mare or gelding, 4years old or over, any height. Riders must be 15 years or over. Horses should be ridden in a snaffle, Pelham or simple double bridle. Horses should be plaited. The first three go forward to the championship at the Royal Highland Show 2019. All entries MUST be registered with the RoR and have RACED in GB. There will be a prize for the highest placed veteran 15years or over. The class will be run under the rules of RoR. Horses to be ridden by the judge. All those entering horses and/or participating in the show agree to be bound by the Retraining of Racehorses Rules and Regulations from time to time in force’ Competitors must wear a safety/kite mark hard hat with a chinstrap. Racing injuries and blemishes will NOT be ignored in this series Prizes : Rosettes 1st to 6th place, Vouchers 1st to 4th place. Veteran prize, £25 voucher to be redeemed from RoR office and qualification for the Veteran final at Aintree 1st £60 plus voucher for jacket, 2nd £40, 3rd £20, 4th £10.

Retraining of Racehorses (ROR)



Solway Racehorses Ex-Racers classes (unaffiliated)

Open to all ex racers, horses must have raced. Blemishes will not be taken into account. Entrants in ROR classes cannot compete in this section.

250 Ex racers unaffiliated In hand 251 Ex racers unaffiliated Ridden

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Prizes 1st to 3rd & Championship Judging commences 8:30am The format of this competition will consist of a jumping round followed by a showing class. The Judge may ride in the Horse classes but will not in pony classes To be run to SHGB rules A horse or pony may only compete in one of classes • No change of saddlery is allowed between phases in a class. • Protective leg boots only may be used for Phase 1. • No bandages, no over reach boots or protective pads on pony / horse legs or feet are permissible. Winners from each class will qualify for the TopSpec working hunter championship to follow immediately after the Junior open working Hunter

252 TopSpec Amateur Working Hunter- Adults (PDRC) Entries not to have won over £20 in prize money in any jumping competition . Fences up to 75cm

253 TopSpec Open Working Hunter - Adults – fences up to 90cm (PDRC) 254 TopSpec Amateur Junior (16 years and under)

Entries not to have won over £20 in prize money in any jumping competition – fences up to 60cm 255 TopSpec Open Junior (16 years and under) - fences up to 80cm

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PDRC Trophies awarded to highest placed PDRC members in indicated classes.

Riding Horse Champion Nicol Bros. Ridden Champ Trophy Hunter Champion Felton Ridden Hunter Trophy

Ridden Cobs Aircool Ridden Cob Trophy Veteran in Hand Burns Trophy Ridden Veteran PDRC Best Veteran Trophy

Riding Club Horse Gilchrist Riding Club Horse trophy Working Hunter ( Adult) Working Hunter Tankard

Handy Pony ( Adult) Clansman Trophy

TopSpec Working Hunter Generously sponsored by TopSpec www.topspec.com

Generously sponsored by Solway Racehorses ([email protected])



Mountain and Moorland Ponies – Judging commences at

9am

Generously sponsored by Treeline, Baddingsgill West Linton 01968 660 698 For all your firewood and Forestry needs

Horse Trophies

Best Exhibit in Mountain and Moorland Large Breeds Moorland Ride Perpetual Trophy

Best Registered Fell Pony The Leithenwater Cup

Interbreed Light Horse Champion Graham Irvine Trophy Mountain and Moorland, small breeds,

best exhibit in registered classes The Lady Hay of Crookston Trophy Best registered Shetland pony, in hand or

under saddle St Ninian & Tweedside Trophy Best Miniature Shetland pony to mature at

34" or under Lignite Trophy

Mountain and Moorland Ponies – Large Breeds 1st & 2nd Prize winners will qualify for the Graham Irvine Light Horse Championship, Main Ring 14:30 1st and 2nd Prize winners in Ridden classes will qualify for TSR Finals 1st and 2nd Prize winners in In Hand classes will qualify for TSR Finals (TSR card holders)

256 In hand Registered Pony, four years and over – registered Connemara, Dales, Fell, New Forest, Welsh Cob sections C and D.

257 In hand registered pony, four years and over – registered Highland Pony 258 In hand, one, two and three years – registered Connemara, Dales, Fell, New Forest,

Welsh Cob and Highland Pony 259 Under Saddle - registered Connemara, Dales, Fell, New Forest, Welsh Cob sections C

and D. 260 Under Saddle – registered Highland Pony 261 Under Saddle - Unregistered Pony (all above breeds (pony not eligible to enter other

classes in this section) Mountain and Moorland Ponies 1st & 2nd Prize winners will qualify for the Graham Irvine Light Horse Championship, Main Ring 14:30 1st and 2nd prize winners in Ridden classes will qualify for TSR Finals 1st and 2nd card holding prize winners in In Hand classes will qualify for TSR Finals

262 In hand registered pony, four years and over – Dartmoor and Exmoor 263 In hand registered pony, one, two and three years – Shetland 264 In hand registered pony, four years and over – Shetland 265 In hand registered pony, four years and over – Welsh sections A and B 266 In hand registered pony, one, two and three years – Dartmoor, Exmoor, Welsh Section A

and B 267 Under saddle, 4 years and over – Dartmoor, Exmoor, Shetland 268 Under Saddle, pure registered Welsh Section A and B 269 Under Saddle - Unregistered Pony (all above breeds (pony not eligible to enter other

classes in this section)



Unaffiliated Jumping Judging commences at 1.15pm

Jumping Trophies

Senior Jumping MacDonald Cup

Novice senior Jumping Trophy for best persormance

Junior Jumping, pony under 13.3h Coultard Cup

Junior jumping, pony over 13.3h RH Millar (Agriculture) Ltd Trophy

Equikro Open senior Jumping (17 years and over) Horses 14.3hh/148cm and over

270 Fences starting at 3ft/90cm 271 Novice Senior Jumping – fences starting at 2’6’’/75cm (winners of any other jumping class

of this height excluded)

Dodson & Horrell Junior Jumping (under 17 years)

272 Pony less than 13hh. Fences starting at 65cm 273 Pony over 13hh, and under 14.2hh. Fences starting at 75cm 274 Horse over 14.2hh/144cm. Fences starting at 85cm

Clear Round Jumping – Entry £5 To follow the working hunter in the TopSpec Arena Entries taken on the day, but only from riders entered in other classes in the show.

Starting at tiny crosspoles max 30cm and increasing by 10cm approx. every 30 mins.

Generously sponsored by Equikro Unit 17, Roddinglaw Business Park, Roddinglaw Farm, Edinburgh EH12 9DB 0131 443 0491

Generously sponsored by Dodson & Horrell Ltd, Feed specialists, Scottish rep Sam Liptrott



Best Trained Pony (“Handy Pony”) Entry money £2 - Judging commences at 9.30am

Horse Trophies

Best trained pony (12 and under class) Lady Thomson perpetual cup

Best trained pony (rider up to 16 class) Colonel A.M. Sprot Trophy

275 Pony ridden by child aged 12 or under 276 Horse or Pony, rider 13 and over. (Adult riders are welcome to enter this class, and there

is a special trophy to be awarded to the Adult (over-18) with the highest score) (PDRC) 277 Lead rein class for children 10 and under

***** Mounted Games – Entry money £4 per child – judging commences at 1pm

Mounted Sports Rosettes for all winners Mounted Sports, competitor with most

points Millers (Town and Country) Stores Trophy

278 Children aged 10 and under (starts at 1pm) Bending Race, Mug race, Ball in Bucket Race, Flag Race

279 Children aged 11 to 13 (starts at 1.30pm) Bending Race, Mug race, Ball in Bucket Race, Flag Race

280 Children aged 14 to 16 (starts at 2pm) Bending Race, Mug race, Ball in Bucket Race, Flag Race

*****

Fancy Dress Class – Entry £1 – judged in the Main Ring at 12.30

Fancy Dress Quad Sport Shield

281 Best Turnout – horse/pony/riders


Timetable (approximate)

Main ring 1 start 08:30 Main ring 2 - start 08:30 Small Riding horse 14.2hh & under Large riding horse 13.2hh & under

Large Ridden Hunter Break 10 mins? Small Ridden Hunter 12.2hh & under

Fancy dress approx 2pm Lead rein Private driving approx 3pm

M&M ring 3 start 09:00 (Large breeds) M&M ring 4 start 09:00 (Small Breeds) I/H, 4yo + reg Conn, Dales, Fell, NF, Welsh C & D. I/H 1,2,3yo Shet.

I/H reg pony, 4yo+ Highland Pony I/H 4yo+ Shet. I/H 1,2 &3yo reg Conn, Dales, Fell, NF, Welsh &

Highland I/H 4yo + welsh sec A & B Ridden Reg Conn, Dales, Fell, NF, Welsh Cob sec C &

D. I/H, 1,2,& 3yo dart. exmoor, welsh A & B Ridden Reg Highland Ridden 4yo + Dartmoor, Exmoor, Shetland

Ridden- Unreg Pony (all M&M large breeds) Ridden reg Welsh Sec A &B

Ridden- Unreg Pony (all M&M Small

breeds) Ring 5 start 08:30 Ring 6 start 08:30 Youngstock in hand Riding Club Horse

Cobs Condition & turnout Coloured Pony Handsome Gelding Coloured Horse Pretty Mare

Veteran In Hand Best Thelwell Veteran Ridden ROR Open In Hand ( not before 1pm)

side saddle ROR Tattersalls Scottish show series side saddle Solway RaceHorses Ex Racers In Hand

Solway Racehorses Ex racers riddden Ring 7 starting 08:30 Ring 4 (pm)

TopSpec WH Nov Show Jumping not before 13:15 TopSpec WH Open

TopSpec WH Nov Pony TopSpec WHOpen Pony

TopSpec WH Champs

Clear round show jumping afternoon

Peeblesshire Agricultural Society Application For Membership Name Address Postcode Email Address Contact Phone number

Data Protection: The detail you have supplied will be used for processing your subscription and for mailing you with other information from Peebles Agricultural Society and will never be passed to a third party.

Signed………………………………………………. Date…………………. Members Benefits

• Members will have one vote each at the AGM • Members will get free entry into Peebles Grand Open Show • Members will qualify for reduced entry fees in applicable classes at the show.

Annual Membership fees are : £20

Membership applications and fees should be forwarded to Treasurer :

Louise Spence Jim Cockburn 3 Kittlegairy View 8 The Green

Peebles Cardrona, Peebles, EH45 9LZ. EH45 9LR. Tel: 01721 724430 Tel : 01896 831569 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected]

Direct Banking details

Sort code 83-26-09 Bank account : 00147116

Please quote a reference of Membership and your name

Annual Show on Saturday, 11th August, 2018 ENTRIES CLOSE 23rd July 2018

FIELD ENTRIES WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED The Rules and Regulations of the Show are printed in the Schedule. Non-members wishing to join the Society should complete a membership application form and include the annual subscription (minimum £20) with their remittance. ENTRIES WILL NOT BE ACKNOWLEDGED UNLESS SPECIALLY REQUESTED Substitutes may be accepted by arrangement with the secretary prior to the Show

ENTRY FORM – HORSES & PONIES ONLY

Class No. As per

schedule

Name of horse/pony and Breed Age of Pony

£

p

Donation to prize fund First Aid Fee (£1 per exhibitor) 1 00

Membership (£20) Total - £

Name: Date: Address: Email: Tel.: RoR (retraining race horses)registration number(s): PDRC Member : (please tick if a member of Peebles and District Pony Club) Email this completed form to: [email protected] Or post to Lesley Mason, Oliverbank East, Tweedsmuir, Biggar, ML12 6QS

Account name- Peeblesshire Agricultural Society

Account number 00147116

Account sort code 832609

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