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Sunday 9th October 2016at Station Road, Matamata

Matamata Agricultural & Pastoral Association

MatamataSpring Carnival

103rd Annual

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Matamata Agricultural & Pastoral Association SPRING CARNIVAL

Matamata Agricultural and Pastoral AssociationOfficers Patron Des Lalich, Colin Thrupp

President Ian Smith

Vice-Presidents Graeme Leech and Phil West

Honorary Accountant Noble & Lee

Honorary Solicitor T Magill, Magill Earl & Co

Secretary / Treasurer Jeff Nobes PO Box 156, Matamata 3440

Executive Committee Ian Smith, Graeme Leech, Allan Smith, Kimberley Swap, Colin Thrupp, Des Lalich, Jo Wills, Karen Lind, Phil West and Jude Trumm.

General Committee the Executive Committee as above, Ruth Redwood, Gwyneth Smith, Sarah Leech and Jeff Nobes.

Life members AR Burns, DT Lalich, AS Maisey, Mrs M Maisey, MJ Tarry, Mrs R Yorke, CWJ and Mrs RH Thompson, Miss LJ Cooke, Mr I Smith, Mr C Thrupp.

EMC Ambulance personnel in attendance Sunday 9th October 2016

Honorary Veterinarians Marks Ewen and Associates Ltd (07) 888 8124 all hours, Matamata Veterinary Services Ltd (07) 888 8197 all hours

n Note Sheep Dog Trials close 22 September 2016. Calf Club, Pet Lamb and Goat entries can be done online, email [email protected] for an online entry form or will be taken on the day at the office by their rings. For late entries see respective sections within this schedule

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Show Photographers

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Contents

Gate facilities ........................................... 1Rules and conditions ............................... 2Map .......................................................... 3Equestrian Section .................................. 4Horse Section Timetable ......................... 4Pony Section Timetable .......................... 5Adult Rider Section ................................. 6Hack Section ............................................ 7Show Riding Horse.................................. 8Saddle Hunters ........................................ 9Park Hacks ............................................. 10Led Horse ............................................... 11Hunter Jumping Horses ........................ 12Juvenile and Pony Sections .................. 13Junior Rider Section .............................. 13Lead Rein Section .................................. 14First Ridden Section .............................. 15128cm Show Pony ................................ 15128cm Saddle Hunter Ponies ............... 16138cm Show Pony ................................ 17138cm Saddle Hunter Ponies ............... 18148cm Show Pony ................................ 19148cm Saddle Hunter Ponies ............... 19148cm Hunter Jumping Pony ................ 20138cm Hunter Jumping Pony ................ 21Junior Rider Over Hurdles .................... 22Novice Ring Section .............................. 23Miniature Horse Section ....................... 24Cattle Section ........................................ 28Dairy Cattle ............................................ 29All Breeds Dairy Section ....................... 30All Breeds Junior Handlers ................... 31Pedigree Jerseys Section...................... 32Pedigree Ayrshire Section .................... 34Pedigree Holstein Friesians Section ..... 35Dairy Goat Section ................................ 36Sheep Dog Trial Section ........................ 38Matamata Calf Club / Ag. Group ........... 40 Calf Club Section ................................ 40 Pet Lamb and Pet Goat Section ......... 42


Gate facilitiesMatamata Spring Carnival Show, at Station Road, Matamata

For all livestock entries and all vehiclesPark vehicles as instructed by Show Officials, Security, and/or Gatekeepers.

Gate charges Adults $5 each, children $2 each, family concession $12.

Prize cups and trophiesAll cups and trophies will be presented on the day and those won at the 2015 Show MUST BE RETURNED CLEANED AND ENGRAVED to Kimberley Swap 17 Findlater Street, Matamata by 23rd September, prior to the show unless prior arrangements made with Secretary. See sections for Cups and Trophies to be awarded.

Special ThanksMatamata A&P Association are indebted to the generosity of Nelson Schick for kindly allowing the use of his land for our show day and also farm manager Kevin Crawford.

Special thanks to J. Swap Contractors for their continued support of the Matamata Spring Carnival A&P Show.

Matamata A&P Association appreciate the generosity of Roger Slattery – Slattery Contracting for their expertise in preparing the grounds for show day.

The Show Committee would also like to thank the following sponsors for their huge support:

Wheelie Bin Services for kindly loaning all the wheelie bins

Waharoa Transport Ltd for the use of their trucks for our stage

King Electrical Ltd for their assistance with power supply

McGregors Farm Services for the loan of the milking machines

Phils Motorcycle Centre for the loan of a bike on showday

Just Cabins – Matamata Piako & South Waikato - Nick & Katrina Vanderpyl for the loan of a Cabin for the Show Office

Milk ‘n Water for trenching power cable

Evans Fencing for assistance at working bees

Funding by NZCT and The Lion Foundation

Tainui Press Design & Print | Z Matamata

BNZ Bank Matamata | Matamata Hire

Rules and conditions1 No entries will be acknowledged unless accompanied by fees.

2 Run under the Bylaws and Regulations of the RAS and/or Local Conditions as designated. Rule Book available at Secretary’s Office on the day.

3 Each exhibitor must supervise and control their animals at all times and shall be liable for any hazard created, or accident, illness or damage caused by the action of themselves or their animals at the showgrounds. Exhibitors must comply with the appropriate animal legislation and the HEALTH AND SAFETY EMPLOYMENT ACT 2016.

4 The Matamata A & P Association has arranged a Public Liability Insurance Policy in the Horse and Cattle Sections of the Show. This policy covers each exhibitor and competitor for any property damage claims that may result from their negligence while on the showgrounds.

5 i. Yellow Card - This Show/Event supports the RAS ‘Yellow Card’ system. A Yellow Card will be issued, In cases of offences in respect of abuse of animals or inappropriate behaviour as per the RAS Constitution and the RAS Rules & Regulations/Bylaws including the Equestrian Rulebook, the RAS affiliated Show/Event/registered Measuring Stand and their grounds and their duly appointed delegates may deliver to the Person Responsible a Yellow Warning Card (either immediately or within 10 days of the show) which suspends any penalty until possible new offences. Full wording of the ‘Yellow Card’ system is available to view on the RAS website – www.ras.org.nz.

ii. Forbidden Substance - The Rules of the Royal A&P Society New Zealand in regard to Forbidden Substances apply. Competitors are advised that tests for forbidden substances may be carried out during the Show/Event and that testing of all animals is at the person responsible’s risk. Forbidden Substance - Any substance capable of affecting the speed, stamina, courage or conduct of a horse, pony, donkey or mule by its action upon the central or peripheral nervous system or the cardio-vascular, respiratory, alimentary, digestive, muscoskeletal or urogenital systems.

iii. Arrears – No person who is in arrears with regard to entry fees, subscriptions, or any other show/event charge is eligible to compete at any affiliated show/event. Proof of payment will be required before any restriction is lifted.

iv. Summary of RAS Resolution Process – the full process can be found on the RAS website www.ras.org.nz. The principle behind the process is to deal with the matter as it comes to hand and in most cases it should be dealt with directly by the show. If the matter is in regards to an RAS official, the show may request the assistance of RAS Head Office as to how to deal with this in an appropriate manner.

6 The Matamata A & P Association Show Committee reserves the right to refuse or cancel any entry without adducing any reason for doing so.

7 Except in rider classes, every animal must be named.

8 A novice exhibit or rider is one that has yet to win six classes in any division within the competitions provided at any A & P Show. Novice animals are eligible for open classes.

9 In all jumping events a skullcap must be worn. Note: all riders 16 years and under must wear headgear which includes a retaining harness secured to the shell at more than two points. Such headgear must be worn with the chinstrap properly adjusted and fastened when in the arena or ring, the practice area, collecting rings or anywhere else with the showgrounds.

10 No dressage type whips are allowed in ridden classes. Refer RAS rules.

11 The measuring rules of the RAS of NZ will apply at this show. All horses and ponies must have a current height certificate which shall be presented on request. Prize money may be withheld if such certificate is not available.

12 Starting times are approximate only, but will be adhered to as closely as possible. Although it is provided that horses may compete in more than one class, or any or all such classes may be judged simultaneously at the convenience of the judges or stewards, in all such cases exhibitors having an exhibit in more than one class must elect in which class they compete. The steward will call their name twice only. Entry fees will not be refunded if an event is missed through not hearing the call.

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Equestrian SectionChief Equestrian Steward Jo Wills ph (07) 888 6869 mob 0274 397 745

Committee Jo Wills, Jo Weatherley, Carolyn Hooton, Rochelle Kerr, Kimberley Swap, Raewyn Bailey, Felicity Keyte, Jo Austin, Rebecca Brosnan, Melissa Gore, Yo Brosnan and Olivia Middleton.

Late entries will be accepted on Show Day for a penalty of $15.00 per horse and received 1 hour prior to the sections scheduled start time.Performance cards will be asked for and signed, and Height Certificates will be checked, so please have them on you at all times while competing.The use of tranquilliser stimulant or any drug that affects the performance of a horse is forbidden. Competitors are advised that tests for forbidden substances may be carried out during the show and that testing of all animals is at the owner’s risk.Hacks, Park Hacks, Riding Horses and Saddle Hunters may only compete in their own ring.An exhibit may only be entered in a ladies or gentlemans class - not both.

All Horses/Ponies not competing must pay $10 Ground fee at the Equestrian Headquarters on showday.

THIS SHOW QUALFIES THE WINNERS OF THE FOLLOWING SECTIONS FOR THE HORSE OF THE YEAR SHOW:

• Lead Rein • First Ridden • Show Ponies• Saddle Hunter Ponies • Working Hunter Ponies • Park Hacks• Hacks • Riding Horses • Saddle Hunters• Working Hunters • Led Horse

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13 Scratchings: refund of entry fees will be considered if scratchings are made in writing officially to the Secretary by Tuesday prior to the Show. Refunds will be less 50% of the original entry fee. Veterinarian/Doctors certificate is required for scratchings during the Show. Refunds are at the discretion of the Show Committee.

14 All competitors must park their floats and trucks in the area designated for this purpose. NO EXCEPTIONS.

15 No dogs allowed on grounds unless competing in Sheepdog Trial Section.

16 Novice Performance Cards: It is the responsibility of the owner/rider to present these to the Horse/Pony Ring office for updating. No card – no prize money.

17 Rider/handlers age and eligibility is determined as per the 1st of August i.e. riders/handlers who are of age for any division/section of the 1st of August complete the show year/season in that division/section.

18 The committee has the right to substitute prize money for vouchers in some classes.

19 Individual Membership $15.00, Family Membership $25.00 (2 or more people/exhibitors).

20 Class 5: Ridden Thoroughbred Show Horse. Each RAS (accepted) registered Thoroughbred will receive a registration number - registration is free and form is availble on RAS webside. Judging: 80% Conformation, 20% Paces and Manners. Registration number to be written on entry form. Judges to assess each horse individually with saddles removed after they have been assessed ridden. Horses to show true TB qualities. Horses to show a good walk as well as gallop (room permitting).

Horse Section TimetableTIME RING ONE RING TWO

8.45am

9.00am

10.45am

1.00pm

2.00pm

Hacks

Park Hacks

Champion Paced & Mannered Horse SUPREME HORSE

Adult Rider Classes

Led Horses

RING THREE

Riding Horses

Saddle Hunters

Hunter Jumping

Ridden Thoroughbred

Judged at completion of ridden sections

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Adult Rider SectionRing One commencing 1:00pm. Judge: TBC on Show Day

Entry fees: $10.00 per class (unless otherwise stated)Prize money: first: $30.00, second: $20.00, third: $10.00, fourth: ribbon

Class 1 Kit and Gee Davison Novice Rider 17 years and over 0-5 winsClass 2 Sophie de Clifford Dressage Youth Rider 17 years and under 21 years Class 3 JP Wills Bloodstock Rider 21 years and overClass 4 Upstage Bloodstock Local Rider (A current Financial member of the Matamata Pony Club on the day or live within the Matamata District as listed in the Matamata Phonebook).

Braeburn House Champion and Reserve Champion Adult RiderTo be judged from the winners of classes 1, 2 and 3, second placed rider to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve.

Class 5 RAS - Livamol Ridden Thoroughbred Showing Horse Under saddle - over 148cm, registered NZ Thoroughbred. See rules and condition #20, page 3.

Pony Section TimetableTIME

8.45am

10.15am

10.45am

12.30pm

2.00pm

RING FOUR

128cm Show Ponies

128cm Saddle Hunter Ponies

Lead Rein

First Ridden

RING FIVE

Champion B.O.P 138cm Show

Ponies


Champion Paced & Mannered Pony SUPREME PONY

Junior Rider Classes

RING SIX

148cm Show Ponies


RING THREE

Pony Jumping 148cm

Ador Hair, Skin and Beauty, AJ Moore, Allan and Dawn Maisey, Bowers Brothers Concrete, Cooper Aitken & Partners Ltd, Doreen Crabb, Fairview Motors Ltd, Food By Design – Sharion Thompson, Garry and Mary Chittick, Gayle Guy, Graham Cox Engineering, Graeme Menzies & Associates, Ian Morgan - Farmlands Real Estate, Jane Belton, Jim & Ann Gibbs, Josh, Liane and William Hawke, Ray Knight, Mapperley Stud, Matamata Auto Services, Matamata Car Painters, Matamata Racing Club, Mitre 10 Matamata, Paul Jones Contracting, Property Brokers, Rabobank, Redwood Creek – Michael Morton-Beetham, Rich Hill Stud, Ross & Carol Anderson, Sanderson Park, Seaton Park, Showshots Photography – Lesley Warwick, The Red Barn, Upstage Bloodstock and Willow Stables.Ballymore Stables, Bev & Ken Kelso, Big Paw Pet Lodge, Blandford Lodge, Blue Diamond Racing – J & K Price, Brian & Rosemary Tims, Broadway Hairdressers, Cane Clayton-Green, Chris Southcombe, Clifford & Emma Williams, Colchester Engineering, Coleman Builders, Colin West Panelbeaters, Curtain Creations, Dennis Ryan, Durham Farm, Eclipse Miniature Horses, En Visage Day Spa – Kerry Barugh, Evolve Garden Maintenance, Garrards, George Johnston, Graham Bax Insurance, Happy and Hootie, Jan McIntyre, Jane Ewen, Jared Smith Farrier Ltd, Jim Collett – Riverview Farm, JP Wills Bloodstock, Kilgraven Lodge, Kit & Gee Davison, Lance & Leigh Noble, Landsdowne Park Ltd, Longlands Farm & Restaurant, Mark Brosnan Racing Stables, Matamata Butchery, Matamata Chiropractic, Matamata Saddlery, Karen McQuade, Moemoea Park, Moorey Contractors Ltd, MTF Matamata, Sue & Allan Neaves, Glen Old, Ooby Ryn Ltd, Paul and Shirlie Ryan, Pegasus Lodge, Pertab Bloodstock Ltd, Peter Donnelly - PGG Wrightson Real Estate, Phil Stevens, Pippins, Pony Breeders Society, Ric Wylie Bloodstock, Sarah Troughton, Sheely Family, Peter & Alison Short, Sign Tint, Sincerity Apparelmaster Drycleaners, Super Liquor, Tainui Press Design & Print, Taylor Bricklaying, Te Aroha Hack & Hunters, Toby Autridge – Peria Heights, Tom & Tina Troughton, Val Ryan, Wally and Maureen Henderson, Whitegate Farm, Willow Hill Miniatures, Williams Jewellery and Workmans Café & Bar.

• J Swap Contractors Ltd• Nelson Schick• Slattery Contracting Ltd

• Valachi Downs• Waikato Stud

• Strongbuilt Sheds, Barns and Stables

We greatly appreciate the support of our Sponsors:

Braeburn House

Cambridge Grains Ltd

Chooky’s Auto T/A Conder’s Service Station

Harris & Co. Chartered Accountants

Jobe Valves

John Pulford Farrier

K & R Wade FarmDrainage & Excavation

Marks Ewen & Associates Ltd

Matamata Timber & Hardware

Matamata Veterinary Services

Sophie de Clifford Dressage

Summit Grains & Saddlery Ltd

Westbury Stud

Gregory Equine

Wexford Stables

RING TWO

Pony Jumping 138cm & under

Judged at completion of ridden sections

Judged at completion

of rider classes

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Show Riding HorseRing Two commencing 8:45am. Judge: Cherie Carey

Entry fees $10.00 per class (unless stated otherwise)Prize money first: $30.00, second: $20.00, third: $10.00, fourth: ribbon

Class 16 John Pulford Farrier Best on Parade Riding HorseClass 17 Cane Clayton-Green Novice Riding Horse 0 - 2 winsClass 18 Jobe Valves Novice Riding Horse 0 - 5 wins

Jobe Valves Novice Champion and Reserve Champion Riding Horse To be judged from the winners of classes 17 and 18, second placed horse to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve.

Class 19 Emma & Clifford Williams Novice Paced & Mannered Riding Horse 0-5winsClass 20 Mapperley Stud Riding Horse over 148cm and not exceeding 163cmClass 21 Sign Tint Riding Horse over 163cm Class 22 Ador Hair, Skin and Beauty Ladies Riding Horse on Type

(conformation class - may be ridden by a lady or gentleman)Class 23 Ador Hair, Skin and Beauty Gentlemen’s Riding Horse on Type

(conformation class - may be ridden by a lady or gentleman)

Jobe Valves Champion and Reserve Riding HorseTo be judged from the winners of classes 20, 21, 22 and 23, second placed horse to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve. Winner to receive voucher of Maximise Horse Feed kindly donated by Cambridge Grains Ltd.

Class 24 Peter & Alison Short Open Paced and Mannered Riding Horse

Valachi Downs Supreme HorseJudged from Champion Hack, Park Hack, Riding Horse and Saddle Hunter. To be judged in Ring One at the completion of the Champion Paced & Mannered Horse.

Hack SectionRing One commencing 8:45am. Judge: Claire Simpson

Harry Wyatt Memorial Trophy – Champion Hack

Entry fees $10.00 per class (unless stated otherwise)Prize money first: $30.00, second: $20.00, third: $10.00, fourth: ribbon

Class 7 John Pulford Farrier Best on Parade HackClass 8 Ross & Carol Anderson Novice Hack 0-2 wins Class 9 Redwood Creek Novice Hack 0-5 wins

Waikato Stud Novice Champion and Reserve Champion HackTo be judged from the winners of classes 8 and 9, second placed horse to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve.

Class 10 Blandford Lodge Novice Paced and Mannered Hack 0-5 winsClass 11 Waikato Stud Open Hack over 158cm and not exceeding 163cmClass 12 Braeburn House Open Hack over 163cmClass 13 Waikato Stud Ladies Hack on Type (conformation class -

may be ridden by a lady or gentleman)Class 14 Jim Collett Gentleman’s Hack on Type (conformation class - may be ridden by a lady or gentleman)

Waikato Stud Champion and Reserve Champion HackTo be judged from the winners of classes 11, 12, 13 and 14, second placed horse to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve. (Winner to receive the Harry Wyatt Memorial Trophy and voucher of Topline Horse Feed kindly donated by Cambridge Grains Ltd.)

Class 15 Ray Knight Open Paced and Mannered Hack

Wexford Stables Champion and ReserveChampion Paced and Mannered HorseTo be judged from the winners of classes 15, 24, 33 and 42. To be judged in Ring One at completion of ridden sections. (Winner to receive the Wexford Stables Trophy.


Park HacksCommencing at 10:45am in Ring One. Judge: Claire Simpson

Redwood Creek Cup – Champion Park Hack

Entry fees $10.00 per class (unless otherwise stated)Prize money first: $30.00, second: $20.00, third: $10.00, fourth: ribbon

Class 35 John Pulford Farrier Best on Parade Park HackClass 36 Ross & Carol Anderson Novice Park Hack 0-2 winsClass 37 Redwood Creek Novice Park Hack 0-5 wins

Cambridge Grains Ltd Novice Champion & Reserve Champion Park HackTo be judged from the winners of classes 36 and 37, second placed horse to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve.

Class 38 Jane Belton Novice Paced and Mannered Park Hack 0-5 winsClass 39 Westbury Stud Open Park Hack over 148cm and not exceeding 153cmClass 40 Seaton Park Open Park Hack over 153cm and not exceeding 158cmClass 41 Graeme Menzies & Associates Ladies Park Hack on Type (conformation

class - may be ridden by a lady or a gentleman)Class 42 Matamata Racing Club Gentleman’s Park Hack on Type (conformation

class - may be ridden by a lady or a gentleman)

Cambridge Grains Ltd Champion and Reserve Champion Park HackTo be judged from the winners of classes 39, 40, 41 and 42, second placed horse to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve. Winner to receive voucher of Topline Horse Feed kindly donated by Cambridge Grains Ltd and the Redwood Creek Cup.

Class 43 Ray Knight Open Paced and Mannered Park Hack

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Saddle HuntersCommencing at 10:45am in Ring Two. Judge: Cherie Carey

Mesdames Ewen, McIntyre, Wills Plate – Champion Saddle Hunter Horse

Entry fees $10.00 per class (unless stated otherwise) Prize money first: $30.00, second: $20.00, third: $10.00, fourth: ribbon

Class 25 John Pulford Farrier Best on Parade Saddle HunterClass 26 Jim and Ann Gibbs Novice Saddle Hunter 0-2 winsClass 27 Jim and Ann Gibbs Novice Saddle Hunter 0-5 wins

Strongbuilt Sheds, Barns and Stables Novice Champion and ReserveChampion Saddle Hunter To be judged from the winners of classes 26 and 27, second placed horse to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve.

Class 28 Pertab Bloodstock Ltd Novice Paced and Mannered Saddle Hunter 0-5 wins

Class 29 Glen Old Lightweight Saddle Hunter over 148cm and not exceeding 163cm

Class 30 Strongbuilt Sheds, Barns & Stables Heavyweight Saddle Hunter over 148cm and not exceeding 163cm

Class 31 The Red Barn Lightweight Saddle Hunter over 163cmClass 32 Wally & Maureen Henderson Heavyweight Saddle Hunter over 163cmClass 33 Lance & Leigh Noble Ladies and Gentlemen Saddle Hunter on type

(May be ridden by a lady or a gentleman - conformation class)

Strongbuilt Sheds, Barns and Stables Champion and Reserve Champion Saddle HunterTo be judged from the winners of classes 29, 30, 31, 32 and 33, second placed horse to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve. Winner to receive the Mesdames Ewen, McIntyre, Wills Plate.

Class 34 Matamata Timber & Hardware Open Paced and Mannered Saddle Hunter

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Hunter Jumping Horses, Over 148cmCommencing 9:00am in Jumping Ring (Ring Three). Judge: J. Charleston

Alison Maisey Memorial Trophy – Open Hunter (No wire)Morgan Champion Hunter Trophy – Champion Hunter

Entry fees $10.00 per class (unless otherwise stated - as per class 61)Prize money first: $30.00, second: $20.00, third: $10.00, fourth: ribbon (unless otherwise stated)

Working Hunter classes to be judged 40% jumping style and ability, 30% conformation, 30%paces and manners. To jump minimum of 3 fences. No boots or bandages permitted. ChampionHunter Class will be open to all horses. It is to be run over a course directed by the judge.

Class 56 Fairview Motors Novice Working Hunter 0-5 wins Class 57 Blue Diamond Racing Open Working Hunter over 148cm and not

exceeding 158cm. Class 58 Sincerity Apparelmaster Drycleaners Open Working Hunter over

158cm and not exceeding 163cm Class 59 Te Aroha Hack & Hunters Open Working Hunter over 163cm

Champion and Reserve Champion Working Hunter over 148cm. To be judged from the winners of classes 56, 57, 58 and 59. Second placed Working Hunter to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve.

Class 60 Allan and Dawn Maisey Open Hunter (no wire) Winner to receive Alison Maisey Memorial Trophy

Led HorseCommencing at 2.00pm in Ring One. Judge: TBC on Show Day

Marks Ewen and Associates Ltd Cup – Champion Led Horse


Class 44 En Visage Beauty Day Spa Best On Parade Horse and Handler. To be judged on the presentation of the horse, cleanliness and suitability of the gear and the handler’s apparel.

Class 45 Harris & Co Chartered Accountants Yearling, to mature over 148cmClass 46 Harris & Co Chartered Accountants 2 year old, to mature over 148cmClass 47 Ian Morgan - Farmlands Real Estate 3 year old, to mature over 148cm

Showshots Photography Champion and Reserve Champion Junior Led HorseTo be judged from the winners of classes 45, 46 and 47, second placed horse to the Champion to be judge alongside the remaining winners for Reserve. Champion to receive voucher from Showshots Photography.

Class 48 Ric Wylie Bloodstock Broodmare 4 years and Over, over 148cm Class 49 Marks Ewen & Associates Dry Mare 4 years and Over, over 148cmClass 50 JP Wills Bloodstock Gelding 4 years and Over, over 148cm

Marks Ewen & Associates Champion and Reserve ChampionSenior Led HorseTo be judged from the winners of classes 48, 49 and 50, second placed horse to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve. Winner to receive voucher of 1kg Mycobind kindly donated by Cambridge Grains Ltd

Marks Ewen & Associates Supreme Led Champion Led HorseTo be selected from the Champion Junior Led Horse and the Champion Senior Led Horse. (Winner to receive the Marks Ewen & Associates Ltd Cup)

Class 51 Suitable for Dressage kindly sponsored by PippinsClass 52 Suitable for Show Hacking kindly sponsored by Ballymore StablesClass 53 Suitable for Eventing kindly sponsored by Happy and Hootie Class 54 Suitable for Show Jumping kindly sponsored by MTF MatamataClass 55 Suitable for Field Hunting kindly sponsored by Coleman Builders

Class 61 J. Swap Contractors Ltd Champion HunterEntry fee $20.00Prize money first: $125.00, second: $75.00,

third: $50.00, fourth: $25.00 Winner to receive Morgan Champion

Hunter Trophy

Class 62 Westbury Stud Wire Jump

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Lead Rein SectionCommencing 12:30pm in Ring Four. Judge: Donna Evans

A lead rein rider must not compete as a first ridden rider or vice versa.For ponies 128cm and under. Riders must be under 8 years of age, with a minimum age of 4 years. (Age is determined as of 1st August.) Ponies to be lead by leader (14 years and older) with the lead rein attached to the caveson noseband of the snaffle bridle.

Entry fees $10.00 per class (unless otherwise stated) For classes 71 and 72 registration numbers must be displayed on entry formsPrize money first: $30.00, second: $20.00, third: $10.00, fourth: ribbon

Class 63 Wexford Stables Best On Parade. Class 64 Moemoea Park Novice Lead Rein Pony 0-5 winsClass 65 Paul Jones Contracting Open Lead Rein Pony not exceeding 123cmClass 66 Paul Jones Contracting Open Lead Rein Pony over 123cm and not

exceeding 128cm

Food by Design - Sharion Thompson Champion and Reserve ChampionLead Rein Pony (To be judged from the winners of classes 65 and 66. Second placed lead rein pony to the champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve Champion.)

Class 67 Phil Stevens Open Paced and Mannered Lead Rein PonyClass 68 Rabobank Lead Rein Pony Most Suitable for Pony ClubClass 69 Harris & Co. Chartered Accountants Novice Rider on Lead Rein

0-5 winsClass 70 Harris & Co. Chartered Accountants Open Rider on Lead Rein Class 71 Graeme Cox Engineering Registered Pure bred or Part bred Welsh

Pony not exceeding 128cmClass 72 Pony Breeders Society of New Zealand Lead Rein Rosette (Pony must

be fully registered with the Society, 128cm or under and have been foaled in New Zealand)

Williams Jewellery Judge’s Choice (entry not required, one medallion awarded)

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Junior Rider SectionRing Five commencing at 12:30pm. Judge: TBC on Show Day

Jack Payze Memorial Trophy – Local Rider on Flat 16 yrs and under


Class 83 Kilgraven Lodge Best Novice Rider 0-5 winsClass 84 Doreen Crabb Best Rider 11 years and underClass 85 Fairview Motors Ltd Best Rider 12, 13 and 14 yearsClass 86 Jared Smith Farrier Ltd Best Rider 15 and 16 yearsClass 87 Mark Brosnan Racing Stables Best Local Rider 16 years and under (must be a current Financial member of the Matamata Pony Club on the day or

live within the Matamata district as listed in the Matamata Directory) Winner to receive the Jack Payze Memorial Trophy.

Braeburn House Champion and ReserveChampion Junior Rider(Open to all rider class winners, second placed rider to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve). Champion rider to receive voucher from Showshots Photography.

Juvenile and Pony SectionsRiders: all riders in this section must be under 17 years of age1 The use of tranquilliser stimulant or any other drug that affects the performance

of a horse or pony is forbidden. Competitors are advised that tests for forbidden substances may be carried out during the show and that testing of all animals is at the owner’s risk.

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

Ponies All ponies must have approved Height Certificates / Performance Cards before entering the ring and certificates must be produced if requested by a steward.

Pony Breeders Society If it is subsequently found that the winner of a Pony Breeders Society rosette is not registered with the Society, they will be required to forfeit this award

Late entries Will be accepted on showday for $15 per pony and must be received 1 hour prior to the sections scheduled start time.

Lunch hour Judging may continue during the lunch hour. Riders must accept the awards as presented by the judge at the time.

Any horse or rider competing in a pony ring may not compete in the hack ring or vice versa. All Horses/Ponies not competing must pay $10 Ground fee at the Equestrian Headquarters on showday.


First Ridden SectionCommencing 2:00pm in Ring Four. Judge: Donna Evans

For ponies 138cm and under. First Ridden Combination is only able to compete in the First Ridden Section for a maximum of twenty four months from the date of their first show. Riders must be under 10 years. (Age is determined as at 1st of August). Ponies must be ridden in a snaffle bridle with a caveson noseband, a snaffle bit and a single rein.

Windvale Classic Time Trophy (donated by Nicole Weatherley) – Champion First Ridden

Entry fees $10.00 per class (unless otherwise stated). For classes 81 and 82 registration numbers must be displayed on entry forms.Prize money first: $30.00, second: $20.00, third: $10.00 fourth: ribbon

Class 73 Gayle Guy Best On Parade Class 74 Mitre 10 Matamata Novice First Ridden Pony 0-5 winsClass 75 K & R Wade Farm Drainage & Excavation Open First Ridden Pony not

exceeding 128cmClass 76 K & R Wade Farm Drainage & Excavation Open First Ridden Pony

over 128cm and not exceeding 138cm

K & R Wade Farm Drainage & Excavation Champion and Reserve Champion First Ridden Pony (To be judged from the winners of classes 75 and 76. Second placed First Ridden Pony to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve Champion). Class 77 Ian Morgan - Farmlands Real Estate Novice Paced and Mannered First Ridden Pony 0-5 Wins Class 78 K & R Wade Farm Drainage & Excavation Open Paced and Mannered First Ridden PonyClass 79 Josh, Liane and William Hawke Novice First Ridden Rider 0-5 winsClass 80 Broadway Hairdressers Open First Ridden Rider Class 81 Graeme Cox Engineering Registered Pure bred or Part bred Welsh

Pony not exceeding 138cmClass 82 Pony Breeders Society of New Zealand First Ridden Rosette (Pony

must be fully registered with the Society, 138cm or under and have been foaled in New Zealand)

Williams Jewellery Judge’s Choice (entry not required, one medallion awarded)

128cm Saddle Hunter Ponyfor Saddle Hunter Ponies 128cm and under. Commencing at 10:15am in Ring Four. Judge: Donna Evans


Class 88 Valachi Downs Best On Parade – Open to Show Ponies and Saddle Hunter Ponies

PLEASE NOTE: class commencing at 8.45am in ring fourClass 95 Summit Grains and Saddlery Saddle Hunter Novice Pony 0-2 winsClass 96 AJ Moore Novice Saddle Hunter Pony 0-2 wins

Summit Grains and Saddlery Champion and ReserveChampion Novice Saddle Hunter Pony 128cm and underTo be judged from the winners of classes 95 and 96, second placed pony to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve.

Class 97 Willow Stables Novice Paced and Mannered Saddle Hunter Pony 0-5 winsClass 98 Jane Belton Open Saddle Hunter Pony 123cm and underClass 99 Tom and Tina Troughton Open Saddle Hunter Pony over 123cm and

not exceeding 128cm

Summit Grains and Saddlery Champion and Reserve Champion SaddleHunter Pony 128cm and under. To be judged from the winners of classes 98 and 99, second placed pony to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve.(Champion and Reserve to receive $25 voucher kindly donated by Summit Grains & Saddlery Ltd).

Class 100 Doreen Crabb Open Paced and Mannered Saddle Hunter Pony 128cm and under

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128cm Show Ponyfor Ponies 128cm and under. Commencing at 8:45am in Ring Four. Judge: Donna Evans

Robinson Memorial Challenge Cup – Champion 128cm Pony


Class 88 Valachi Downs Best On Parade – Open to Show Ponies and Saddle Hunter Ponies. Winner to compete for Champion Best On Parade in ring 5.

Class 89 Gregory Equine Novice Pony 0-2 wins Class 90 Graeme Menzies and Associates Novice Pony 0-5 wins

Sanderson Park Novice Champion and Reserve Champion Pony 128cm and underTo be judged from the winners of classes 89 and 90, second placed pony to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve

Class 91 Seaton Park Novice Paced and Mannered Pony 0-5 winsClass 92 Matamata Racing Club Open Pony 123cm

and underClass 93 Sanderson Park Open Pony over 123cm and not exceeding 128cm

Sanderson Park Champion and Reserve Champion Pony 128cm and under To be judged from the winners of classes 92 and 93, second placed pony to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve (winner to receive the Robinson Memorial Challenge Cup and 1kg Mycobind kindly donated by Cambridge Grains Ltd).

Class 94 Food by Design - Sharion Thompson Open Paced and Mannered Pony 128cm and under

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138cm Show Ponyfor Ponies over 128cm and not exceeding 138cmCommencing at 8:45am in Ring Five. Judge: Alison Davies

Little Misty Challenge Cup – Champion 138cm Pony


Class 102 Valachi Downs Best On Parade – Open to Show Ponies and Saddle Hunter Ponies Winner to compete for Champion Best On Parade in ring 5

Valachi Downs Champion Best On ParadeWinner to receive the Weck Family Cup (Winners of classes 88, 102 and 115 to parade)

Class 103 Pegasus Lodge Novice Pony 0-2 winsClass 104 Gayle Guy Novice Pony 0-5 wins

Strongbuilt Sheds, Barns & Stables Novice Champion and ReserveChampion PonyTo be judged from the winners of classes 103 and 104, second placed pony to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve.

Class 105 AJ Moore Novice Paced and Mannered Pony 0-5 winsClass 106 Garry & Mary Chittick Open Pony over 128cm and not

exceeding 133cmClass 107 Garry & Mary Chittick Open Pony over 133cm and not exceeding

138cm

Strongbuilt Sheds, Barns & Stables Champion and Reserve ChampionPony over 128cm and not exceeding 138cm. To be judged from the winnersof classes 106 and 107, second placed pony to the Champion to be judged alongsidethe remaining winners for Reserve (winner to receive the Little Misty Challenge Cup and1kg Mycobind kindly donated by Cambridge Grains Ltd).

Class 108 Colin West Panel Beaters Open Paced and Mannered Pony over 128cm and not exceeding 138cm

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138cm Saddle Hunter Ponyfor Saddle Hunter Ponies over 128cm and not exceeding 138cmCommencing at 10:45am in Ring Five. Judge: Alison Davies

Entry fees: $10.00 per class unless otherwise statedPrize money: first: $30.00, second: $20.00, third: $10.00, fourth: ribbon

Class 102 Valachi Downs Best On Parade – Open to Show Ponies and Saddle Hunter Ponies. PLEASE NOTE: class commencing at 8.45am in ring 5.

Class 109 Sue & Allan Neaves Novice Saddle Hunter Pony 0-2 winsClass 110 Josh, Liane and William Hawke Novice Saddle Hunter Pony 0-5 wins

Sophie de Clifford Champion Novice Saddle Hunter PonyTo be judged from the winners of classes 109 and 110, second placed pony to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve.

Class 111 Whitegate Farm Ltd Novice Paced and Mannered Saddle Hunter Pony 0-5 winsClass 112 Sophie de Clifford Dressage Open Saddle Hunter Pony over 128cm

and not exceeding 133cmClass 113 Upstage Bloodstock Open Saddle Hunter Pony over 133cm and not

exceeding 138cm

Sophie de Clifford Champion and Reserve Champion Saddle HunterPony over 128cm and not exceeding 138cm To be judged from the winners of classes 112 and 113, second placed pony to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve. (Champion and Reserve to receive $25 voucher kindly donated by Summit Grains & Saddlery Ltd)

Class 114 The Red Barn Open Paced and Mannered Saddle Hunter Pony over 128cm and not exceeding 138cm

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• Training and competing at FEI level.• Trained with Isabell Wer th (GER) and Hayley Beresford (AUS) in Germany over a period of 2 years.• Trained with Carl Hester (GBR) and Charlotte Dujardin (GBR) in England over a period of 18 months.• Groomed for Hayley Beresford (AUS) at the 2008 Beijing Olympics and the 2010 World Equestrian Games, Kentucky.


148cm Saddle Hunter Ponyfor Saddle Hunter Ponies over 138cm and not exceeding 148cmCommencing at 10:45am in Ring Six Judge: Claire Gratin

Marks Ewen & Associates Cup – Champion Saddle Hunter Pony

Entry fees $10.00 per class (unless otherwise stated)Prize money: first: $30.00, second: $20.00, third: $10.00 fourth: ribbon

Class 115 Valachi Downs Best On Parade – Open to Show Ponies and Saddle Hunter Ponies. PLEASE NOTE: class commencing at 8.45am in ring six.

Class 122 McQuade Racing Novice Saddle Hunter Pony 0-2 winsClass 123 Matamata Butchery Novice Saddle Hunter Pony 0-5 wins

Nelson Schick Champion and Reserve Novice SaddleHunter PonyTo be judged from the winners of classes 122 and 123, second placed pony to theChampion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve.

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Class 124 Property Brokers Novice Paced and Mannered Saddle Hunter Pony over 138cm and not exceeding 148cm

Class 125 Durham Farm Open Saddle Hunter Pony over 138cm and not exceeding 143cm

Class 126 Paul and Shirlie Ryan Open Saddle Hunter Pony over 143cm and not exceeding 148cm

Nelson Schick Champion and Reserve Champion Saddle Hunter Pony over 138cm and not exceeding 148cm. To be judged from the winners of classes 125 and 126, second placed pony to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve. (Winner to receive the Marks Ewen & Associates Cup. Champion and Reserve to receive $25 voucher kindly donated by Summit Grains & Saddlery Ltd)

Class 127 Bev & Ken Kelso Open Paced and Mannered Saddle Hunter Pony over 138cm and not exceeding 148cm

Gregory Equine Champion and Reserve Champion Paced and Mannered Pony 148cm and underTo be judged from the winners of classes 94, 100, 108, 114, 121 and 127 (second placed pony to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve). To be judged in Ring Five. Winners to receive vouchers kindly donated by Garrards.

Lisa Chittick Supreme Champion Pony Commencing at the completion of the Champion Paced & Mannered Pony in Ring Five. To be judged from the Open Champions of the 128cm, 138cm, 148cm Show Ponies and 128cm, 138cm, 148cm Saddle Hunter Ponies.

148cm Hunter Jumping Poniesfor Ponies over 138cm and not exceeding 148cmCommencing after Junior Rider classes in Ring Three. Judge: Claire Gratin

A Thirlwall Esq. Silver Cup – Champion Pony Hunter 148cmBower Bros Cup – Open Pony Hunter 148cmBill Morgan Memorial Cup – Wire Jump 148cm

Entry fees $10.00 per class (unless otherwise stated - as per class 133)Prize money first: $30.00, second: $20.00, third: $10.00, fourth: ribbon (unless otherwise stated)

Working Pony Hunters to be judged 40% jumping style and ability, 30% conformation, 30% paces and manners. To jump minimum of 3 fences. No boots or bandages permitted.

Class 129 Dennis Ryan Novice Working Pony Hunter 0-5 wins Class 130 Brian and Rosemary Tims Open Working Pony Hunter

148cm Show Ponyfor Ponies over 138cm and not exceeding 148cmCommencing at 8:45am in Ring Six. Judge: Claire Gratin

Mrs F C Bush Challenge Cup – Champion 148cm Pony

Entry fees $10.00 per class (unless otherwise stated)Prize money: first: $30.00, second: $20.00, third: $10.00 fourth: ribbon

Class 115 Valachi Downs Best On Parade – Open to Show Ponies and Saddle Hunter Ponies. Winner to compete for Champion Best On Parade Pony in ring 5.

Class 116 Willow Stables Novice Pony 0-2 winsClass 117 Mitre 10 Matamata Novice Pony 0-5 wins

Westbury Stud Novice Champion and Reserve Champion PonyTo be judged from the winners of classes 116 and 117, second placed pony to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve.

Class 118 Gregory Equine Novice Paced and Mannered Pony 0-5 winsClass 119 Matamata Auto Services Open Pony over 138cm and not exceeding 143cmClass 120 Wexford Stables Open Pony over 143cm and not exceeding 148cm

Westbury Stud Champion and Reserve Champion Pony Over 138cm and not exceeding 148cmTo be judged from the winners of classes 119 and 120, second placed pony to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve. (Winner to receive the Mrs FC Bush Challenge Cup and 1kg Mycobind kindly donated by Cambridge Grains Ltd).

Class 121 Moorey Contractors Open Paced and Mannered Pony over 138cm and not exceeding 148cm

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Champion and Reserve Champion Working Pony Hunter over 138cm and not exceeding 148cm. To be judged from the winners of classes. 129 and 130. Second placed Working Pony Hunter to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve.

Class 132 Bowers Brothers Concrete Open Pony Hunter (Winner to receive the Bower Bros Cup)

Class 133 Sanderson Park Champion Pony Hunter over 138cm and not exceeding 148cm

Entry fees $12.00Prize money first: $75.00, second: $50.00, third: $25.00, fourth: $15.00, fifth: ribbon

only, sixth: ribbon only. Winner to receive A Thirwall Esq. Silver Cup and receive a $25 voucher kindly donated by Summit Grains & Saddlery Ltd.

Class 134 Rich Hill Stud Wire Jump (Winner to receive Bill Morgan Memorial Cup)

138cm and under Hunter JumpingJump Height approximately 70cm.Commencing after Junior Rider Classes in Ring Two. Judge: Alison DaviesAscot Dainty Minx Cup – Champion Pony Hunter 138cm and under

Entry fees $10.00 per class (unless otherwise stated- as per class 140)Prize money first: $30.00, second: $20.00, third: $10.00, fourth: ribbon

(unless otherwise stated)

Working Pony Hunters to be judged 40% jumping style and ability, 30% conformation, 30% paces and manners.To jump minimum of 3 fences. No boots or bandages permitted.

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Class 136 Bowers Brothers Concrete Novice Working Pony Hunter 0-5wins Class 137 Mapperley Stud Open Working Pony Hunter 138cm and under. Champion and Reserve Champion Working Pony Hunter 138cm and

under. To be judged from the winners of classes 136 and 137. Second placed Working Pony Hunter to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve.

Class 138 Strongbuilt Sheds, Barns & Stables Open Pony Hunter 128cm and underClass 139 Chooky’s Auto T/A Conders Service Station Open Pony Hunter over

128cm and not exceeding 138cm

Class 140 Chooky’s Auto T/A Conders Service Station Champion Pony Hunter 138cm and under

Entry fee $12.00Prize money first: $75.00, second: $50.00, third: $25.00, fourth:

$15.00, fifth: ribbon only, sixth: ribbon only. Winner to receive Ascot Dainty Minx Trophy and receive a $25 voucher kindly donated by Summit Grains & Saddlery Ltd.

Class 141 Val Ryan Wire Jump

Entry fees must accompany form

ENTRIES CLOSE MONDAY 26th SEPTEMBER 2016Late entries: will be accepted on Show Day for a penalty of $15.00 per animal and received 1 hour prior to sections scheduled start.

1. This is a legal document. The owner / parent / guardian signing or authorising the entry must be over 16 years of age.2. The attention of exhibitors is particularly drawn to the conditions relating to the misuse of substances, and the intention of the committee to undertake testing for forbidden substances.3. Exhibitor Declaration: The submission of my entries and/or participation in the competition(s), either written or by electronic means, denotes that I have read and accepted the RAS and Host Association Rules & Regulations and the Association’s Conditions of Entry. This also indemnifies the Host Association under the provisions of Health and Safety in Employment Act 2016, and any amendments.

The Matamata A & P Association is extremely grateful for the support offered by our sponsors for this year’s show.

NAME OF EXHIBITOR NAME OF ANIMAL CLASSES

Exhibitors are requested to forward entries as soon as possible before Monday 26th September 2016 to: The Secretary, Matamata A & P Association, PO Box 156, Matamata 3440.

ENTER ONLINE at www.equestrianentries.co.nz for horses, cattle and goatsor POSTAL ENTRY FORM for horses, cattle & goats

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ENTRIES SUBTOTALCattle and Equestrian section – $4 ground fee per animal ($12 maximum)

Cattle Section only RAS Levy $5 per in-milk cow

Horse section only RAS Levy $1 per class (eg five classes $5)

Late entry fee at $15 per animal

Individual Membership $15

Family Membership $25 (two or more people/exhibitors)

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n Note NAIT National No. 442633Ages and names of Dams or Breeders required only in pedigree class.Ridden Thoroughbred, Pony Breeder and Welsh classes registration number to be included.Production records must accompany entry form for classes 256, 268 and 269 in cattle section and 558 in the goat section.No dogs allowed on grounds unless entered in sheepdog trial section.The Matamata A&P Association reserve the right to publish all results from this show.


Junior Rider Over Hurdles for Ponies not exceeding 148cm

Commencing at the completion of Class 141 in Ring Two Judge: Alison Davies

C G Payze Challenge Cup – Local Rider over hurdles 16years & under


Class 142 Chris Southcombe Novice Rider over Hurdles 16 years and under 0-5 wins

Class 143 Lansdowne Park Rider over Hurdles 11 years and underClass 144 George Johnston Rider over Hurdles 12 to 14 yearsClass 145 Matamata Car Painters Rider over Hurdles 15 and 16 yearsClass 146 Peria Heights Ltd Local Rider over Hurdles 16 years and under

(must be a current Financial member of the Matamata Pony Club on the day or live within the Matamata district as listed in the Matamata Directory). Winner to receive the CG Payze Challenge Cup.

Waikato Stud Champion and Reserve Champion Junior Rider Over HurdlesTo be judged from the winners of classes 142-146. Second placed rider to the Champion to compete for Reserve.

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Miniature Horse SectionJudging commencing at 10.00am in Ring EightContact: Yo Brosnan 027 741 7490 & Melissa Gore 027 325 3243

The Miniature Horse section of the show will be run in accordance with NZMHA Show Rules.Horses must be registered with bodies affiliated to the RAS.A current height certificate and registration certificate must be carried on the day.No horse under age of two years to jump. No horse under one year to wear a bit.No whips or canes in showmanship classes.No measuring on show day.Protests refer to page 2 of Schedule.

Entry fees $7.00 per classPrize money first: $20.00, second: $15.00, third: $10.00, fourth: ribbon

Halter ClassesCategory A

Class 169 Evolve Garden Maintenance Best Presented Class 170 Eclipse Miniature Horses Yearling – fillyClass 171 Ooby Ryn Yearling – colt or geldingChampion and Reserve Champion Category A Youngstock

Class 172 Property Brokers Junior Mare – 2 years Class 173 Super Liquor Senior Mare – 3 years and over Champion and Reserve Champion Category A Mare

Class 174 Colchester Engineering Junior Gelding – 2 yearsClass 175 Chooky’s Auto Senior Gelding – 3 years and overChampion and Reserve Champion Category A Gelding

Class 176 Matamata Auto Services Junior Stallion – 2 yearsClass 177 Matamata Car Painters Senior Stallion – 3 years and overChampion and Reserve Champion Category A Stallion

Supreme Champion Category ASupreme Category A to receive a Garland kindly sponsored by Willow Hill Miniatures

Class 178 Sheely Family Best Movement (open to all)Class 179 Taylor Bricklaying Best Head (open to all) Male and Female

Category B

Class 180 Matamata Timber & Hardware Best PresentedClass 181 Matamata Timber & Hardware Yearling – fillyClass 182 Matamata Timber & Hardware Yearling – colt or geldingChampion and Reserve Champion Category B Youngstock

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Novice Ring Section (Ribbons only) Ring Nine commencing at 10:00am Contact: Rochelle Kerr 021 285 5315

Mesdames Ewen, McIntyre and Troughton Trophy – Novice Ring Champion Flat Pony

G N & R M Conder Memorial Trophy – Novice Ring Champion Hunter Pony Sponsored by Mesdame Ewen, McIntyre and Troughton, Matamata Saddlery

Entry fee $25.00 for the day - Entries taken on the day at Novice Ring

Spot prizes will be awarded throughout the day. Open to riders who have not won a ribbon in an open A & P Show ring. Riders must not be competing in any other ring on the day. 16 years and under. No height restriction on mount. Riders may be on lead rein. The steward has the right to alter age groups to equalise numbers if necessary. Jump heights approximately 30cm and 60cm.

Note: Local Rider ages maybe combined, must be a current Financial member of the Matamata Pony Club on the day or live within the Matamata district as listed in the Matamata Directory

Rings will run simultaneously commencing at 10.00am.

Champion and Reserve Novice Ring Pony on the Flat 7 years and under To be judged from the winners of classes 1-6, second placed to the champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for reserve.

Champion and Reserve Novice Ring Pony on the Flat 8 years and overTo be judged from the winners of classes 8-13, second placed to the champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for reserve. (Winner to receive the Mesdames Ewen, McIntryre and Troughton Trophy)

BEST FANCY DRESSED PONY to be judged between the two age sections in the Novice Ring. Open to all Novice Ring competitors.

Jumping Classes: all age groups combined excluding lead rein riders 15. Walk, Trot, Jump (approx 30cm) 16. Eye Opener (approx 30cm) 17. Pony Hunter combination (approx 30cm) 18. Rider over jumps

19. Walk, Trot, Canter, Jump (approx 60cm) 20. Eye Opener (approx 60cm)

21. Champion Novice Ring Pony Hunter (approx 60cm) (winner to receive the GN & RM Conder Trophy)

7 years and under 1. Best Presented Pony and Rider2. Best Pony Club Mount3. Rider on the Flat4. Local Rider5. Best Mannered Pony 6. School Pony / Best Trick7. Mystery Class

8 years and over 8. Best Presented Pony and Rider9. Best Pony Club Mount10. Rider on the Flat11. Local Rider12. Best Mannered Pony 13. School Pony / Best Trick14. Mystery Class


Class 183 Curtain Creations Junior Mare – 2 years Class 184 Tainui Press Design & Print Senior Mare – 3 years and over Champion and Reserve Champion Category B Mare

Class 185 Big Paw Pet Lodge Junior Gelding – 2 yearsClass 186 Longlands Farm & Restaurant Senior Gelding – 3 years and overChampion and Reserve Champion Category B Gelding

Class 187 Slattery Contracting Ltd Junior Stallion – 2 yearsClass 188 Rabobank Senior Stallion – 3 years and overChampion and Reserve Champion Category B Stallion

Supreme Champion Category B Supreme Category B to receive a Garland kindly sponsored by Willow Hill Miniatures

Class 189 Workmans Café & Bar Best Movement (open to all)Class 190 Matamata Veterinary Services Best Head (open to all) Male and

FemaleClass 191 Matamata Veterinary Services Solid Colour – Category A and B

combinedClass 192 Matamata Veterinary Services Multi Colour – Category A and B

combinedChampion and Reserve Colour Horse

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Performance Classes

Class 193 Graham Bax Insurance Youth ShowmanshipClass 194 Rich Hill Stud Adult Showmanship

Category A

Class 195 Evans Fencing Walk, Trot, Canter, Jump (Open to all)Class 196 Peter Donnelly – PGG Wrightson Real Estate

Novice 0 – 6 wins Show Hunter. Maximum height 22”. Class 197 Matamata Chiropractic Open Show Hunter. Maximum height 24”

Category B

Class 198 Jobe Valves Walk, Trot, Canter, Jump (Open to all)Class 199 Cooper Aitken and Partners Ltd Novice 0 – 6 wins Show Hunter.

Maximum height 26” Class 200 Cooper Aitken and Partners Ltd Open Show Hunter.

Maximum height 28”

Champion and Reserve Champion Show HunterFirst and second placegetters of classes 197 and 200 only will be eligible to jump off for Champion and Reserve, no two-year-olds. Category A maximum height 24”. Will be raised to 28” for Category B.

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Cattle SectionAll animals entered for showing or exhibiting must be from a current TB Clear Status Herd.

A copy of the current TB test certificate must be attached to entry forms. The Association must be notified at the time of entry of any testing to be carried out after the closing date of entries or of any potential TB issues that may arise after entries have been submitted. Owners entering cattle must sign any declaration printed on the entry form.

There are two documents required:

FIRST document is a TB Test Certificate. For animals from a Declared Movement Control Area – all animals aged three months or older are to be TB tested and have clear test within 60 days prior to being moved to the show. All other animals must be from a herd that is up to date with its current routine TB testing requirements.

SECOND document is a TB Animal Status Declaration Card. This is a legal requirement for all animals being moved. All animals entered must be accompanied in transit by a signed and dated TB Animal Status Declaration Card showing a TB Clear status in accordance with present legislation. Animal individual numbers must be included on the TB test sheet. These cards may be inspected at the unloading area.

For cattle being moved from 1 July 2012: A NAIT approved RFID tag will be mandatory for all movements of cattle, including day old calves. NAIT approved RFID cattle tags are white only. Please do not remove tags if cattle are identified with Animal Health Board or MINDA tags.

As of 1 July 2012 a secondary tag is no longer required under the new NAIT scheme.

All animals being exhibited at the Show including any participating in a hoof and hooks carcase competition come under the standard identification and ASD regulations. These cattle will require the NAIT approved RFID tag.

Where live cattle or deer form part of a trade display the exhibitor is responsible for:

(i) Ensuring all stock have completed all TB testing requirements as per Animal Health Board testing regulations

Matamata A&P Association kindly thank the sponsors listed below for entertainment and their support to the following sections –

• J SWAP CONTRACTORS LTD• NELSON SCHICK• SLATTERY CONTRACTING LTD• COMAG LTD

Waharoa Livestock, Baigent Motors Ltd, Daltons Ltd, Kakahu Hills, King Electrical Ltd, Landmark Vets Ltd, Waharoa Transport Ltd, Norwood Farm Machinery Centre, New World Matamata – Alison’s Pantry and Balle Bros.

Alan Davies, Matamata Hire Centre, Merial Ancare, Wheelie Bins, Phils Motorcycle Centre and Gavins.

A & G Smith, Ag-Worx Milk & Water Systems, AgriSea New Zealand Ltd, Bell & Graham, Bell-Booth Ltd, Candy Gillespie Ltd, Colin Thrupp Dairy Goat Stud, Donaghys, FMG Advice & Insurance, Jones Howden, Just Cabins - Nick & Katrina Vanderpyl, Laser Plumbing Matamata, Matamata Ag Centre, Matamata Post & Rails ITM, Matamata Tractors & Machinery, Matamata Veterinary Services Ltd, McPherson Contractors Ltd, Murry Wilcox Ltd and Kevin Deane Real Estate.

Anexa Animal Health – Matamata, Broadway Motel, Farmlands, FIL Products, Garland Engineering Ltd, Golden Oak Jersey Stud, Madeley Park Jerseys, Matamata Glass & Joinery, Matamata Tyre Services Ltd, Noble & Lee, PGG Wrightson Ltd, Pixiedale Jerseys, Plumb.Co Ltd, McGregors Farm Services, Matamata Directional Drilling, Waikato Purebred Jerseys Club and Wilson Sand.

Aotearoa Ayrshires, Atlantic Ayrshires, Carrfields Livestock - John Price, Matamata Holstein Friesians Club, R J McGrail, Rex Barnes Engineering Ltd, Riverdale Ayshires, Stihl Shop Matamata, Top Notch Calves, Sheely Family and Bradbury Park – Casey Dando.

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All Breeds Dairy SectionOpen to al l pedigree dairy cattleJudging to commence 11:00am sharp Steward: Des Lalich (07) 888 8570

Entry fee: $18.00 per class

Class 254 Norwood Farm Machinery Centre Two Year Old Cow in milk, all breeds. Country Fair Trophy to winner.

first: $60.00, second: $40.00, third: $30.00, fourth: $20.00, fifth: $10.00.

In addition Bell-Booth award to the winner a voucher for 20 litres Nutrimol 4n1 (value $266) and second to receive 10 litres Nutrimol Classic (value $150).

Class 255 New World Matamata – Alison’s Pantry Three Year Old Cow in milk, all breeds.

first: $60.00, second: $40.00, third: $30.00, fourth: $20.00, fifth: $10.00.

In addition Bell-Booth award to the winner a voucher for 20 litres Nutrimol 4n1 (value $266) and second to receive 10 litres Nutrimol Classic (value $150).

McPherson Contractors Ltd Intermediate Champion and Reserve Champion Dairy Cow, all breeds. To be judged from the winners of classes 254 and 255. Second placed cow to the Champion will be judged alongside the remaining winner for Reserve.

Class 256 Comag Ltd Champion Dairy Cow Four Years and Over, all breeds. Previous season’s production certificate to be produced at show. Bill Oates Memorial Challenge Trophy to winner.

first: $100.00 and 20 litre Prodairy (value $295.00), donated by Donaghys, second: $60.00 and 1 litre Procalf (value $65) donated by Donaghys, third: $40.00 and 1 litre Procalf (value $65) donated by Donaghys, fourth: $30.00, fifth: $10.00.

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Age of all cattle shall be computed as at 1 June except the age of Junior Yearlings shall be computed on or after 1 September.

All stock to be yarded by 8:30am. All females in milk to be judged before males.

All dairy bulls 12 months and over must be rung and under adequate supervision. Bulls will not be allowed in the ring unless these conditions are adhered to.

Pedigree cattle over 12 months must be registered.

No cattle to leave Showgrounds before 1:30pm.

The following practices are banned from the Dairy Cattle sections of the Matamata A&P Show:

1 The administration of any drug to enhance the appearance of the animal.

2 The infusion of any substance to the mammary system to alter the outward appearance of the udder or milk veins.

3 The gluing, sealing or taping of teats or use of artificial practices to affect the teat angle or teat placement.

4 All entries must be accompanied by a signed declaration by the exhibitor agreeing that their stock be available for testing or scrutiny by a suitably qualified person appointed by the Matamata Agricultural and Pastoral Show to detect any malpractice.

Freephone 0800 924 2762

A $5.00 levy is to be charged per in-milk cow, per show i.e if an in-milk cow is entered in more than one class at a show then the levy is still $5.00. There is no levy on exhibiting young stock.


Pedigree Jerseys SectionJudging commences 9:00am sharpSteward: Ian Smith 07 888 2869

Attention is drawn to instructions on pages 28 and 29No cattle to leave showgrounds before 1:30pm. Prize monies issued 1:30pm. Stop for All Breeds Classes with no lunch break.

Production records must accompany entries for classes 268, 269.

TrophiesWJ Cheynoweth Memorial Rosebowl – Most Points in the Pedigree Jersey Section, donated by Mrs DH Dixon in memory of her father (to be won three times in succession or five times at intervals).

Merriland Cup – Champion Jersey Cow, donated by Mr and Mrs RL MacDonald.

Countenan Challenge Trophy – Most Points in the in-milk classes (Jersey Section), donated by the late Mr H Hawe.

Croad Challenge Trophy – Best Uddered Cow, donated by Mr AH Croad.

Sam Trophy – Type and Production three year old cow and over.

Sunny Park-Hinuera Dairy Co. Challenge Trophy – Three females in-milk progeny of the one sire.

NT Wealleans Trophy – Champion Junior Female

Entry fee: $8.00 per class Prize money: first: $30.00, second: $20.00, third $10.00 Products may be given in lieu of prize money.

Class 261 Pixiedale Jerseys Cow two years old in-milk Class 262 Plumb. Co Ltd Cow three years old in-milkClass 263 New World Matamata Cow four years old in-milk. Ag-Worx award to

winner one trough valve.Class 264 Balle Bros Cow five years old in-milk Class 265 Matamata Veterinary Services Ltd Cow six and seven years old in-milkClass 266 Matamata Tractors & Machinery Cow eight years old and over in-milk

Class 257 Slattery Contracting Ltd Yearling Heifer, all breeds. NRM Feeds Ltd Trophy to winner.

first: $60.00 and 2.5 Litres of Eprinex (value $398) kindly sponsored by Merial Ancare, second: $40.00, third: $30.00, fourth: $20.00, fifth: $10.00

Class 258 Balle Bros Heifer Calf, all breeds.

first: $60.00 and Trough Valve kindly sponsored by Ag-Worx, second: $40.00, third: $30.00, fourth: $20.00, fifth: $10.00

King Electrical Junior Champion and Reserve Champion Heifer, all breeds. To be judged from the winners of classes 257 and 258. Second placed heifer to the Champion will be judged alongside the remaining winner for Reserve.

All Breeds Junior HandlersFREE ENTRYPrize Money: Juniors first: $15.00, second: $10.00, third: $7.00

Seniors first: $20.00, second: $15.00, third: $10.00

Class 259 Kevin Deane Real Estate Open Junior Handler 13 years and underClass 260 Kevin Deane Real Estate Open Senior Handler 14-21 years

Animal must be a calf or yearling heifer of any registered dairy breed. The judge will be assessing the handlers capability, control and presentation, not the animal. In addition NRM award to winners, vouchers for 25kg bag NRM MOOZLEE calf feed


Pedigree Ayrshire SectionJudging commences 9:30am sharp Chief Steward: Graeme Leech (07) 883 1544

Attention is drawn to instructions on pages 28 and 29. No cattle to leave showgrounds before 1:30pm. Stop for All Breeds Classes with no lunch break.

Entry fee: $8.00 per classPrize money: first: $30.00, second: $20.00, third $10.00 Products may be given in lieu of prize money.

Duff’s Whiskey Trophy for Most Points in Pedigree Ayrshires, donated by Drysdale & Co. The cup cannot be won outright. Ayrshire Breeders Association Challenge Cup – Junior Group of Three. For SR eligibility entry must be registered in correct section of Ayrshire herd book and must be a minimum of Ayr 12. Proof must be made available to stewards on request i.e. 3 generation pedigree, herd record, etc.

Class 301 Aotearoa Ayrshires Two year old cow in-milk. Ag-Worx award to winner one trough valve.

Class 302 Anexa Animal Health - Matamata Cow three years in-milk. Class 303 Waharoa Transport Ltd Cow four and five years in-milk. Class 304 Matamata Veterinary Services Ltd Cow six years and over in-milk. Class 305 Laser Plumbing Matamata Best uddered cow. Agrisea award to

winner 5L Animal Health Tonic (value $100).

Daltons Ltd Champion and Reserve Champion Ayrshire CowChampion Cow: receives two bags of Daltons Nursery Mix; Reserve Champion Cow: receives one bag of Daltons Nursery Mix

Class 306 Atlantic Ayrshires Best two cows.Class 307 Riverdale Ayrshires bull calf.Class 308 Candy Gillespie Ltd – Chartered Accountants Yearling heifer. Class 309 McGregors Farm Services Heifer calf. Agrisea award to winner 1L

Animal Health Tonic (value $38). Class 310 Matamata Post & Rails ITM Two heifer calves.Class 311 Matamata Glass & Joinery Ltd Junior group of three. Group can consist

of any junior females or two junior females and one bull calf. (Winner to receive the Ayrshire Breeders Association Challenge Trophy.)

Daltons Ltd Champion and Reserve Champion Junior Ayrshire FemaleJunior champion: receives two bags of Daltons Nursery Mix; Reserve Junior Champion: receives one bag of Daltons Nursery Mix.

Landmark Vets Ltd Champion and Reserve Champion Jersey Cow(Champion to receive the Merriland Cup).

Class 267 FMG Advice & Insurance Best uddered cow. (Winner to receive the Croad Challenge Trophy.)Class 268 Agrisea NZ Ltd Milk Production class. To qualify a

cow must have produced a minimum of 3500 litres of milk at two years, 3950 litres of milk at three years, or 4400 litres of milk at four years or over. Agrisea award to winner 5L Animal Health Tonic (value $100).

Class 269 Waikato Purebred Jerseys Club Type & Production class. Open to three year old cows and over. To qualify a cow must have produced a minimum of 160kg fat at two years. 181kg of fat at three years, or 200kg of fat at four years or over in not more than 305 days. (Winner to receive the Sam Trophy.)

Class 270 Noble & Lee Chartered Accountants Three females in-milk progeny of the one sire. This class is now open to multiple ownership, the three cows can be owned by one or three owners, provided the entries are named and are to be entered in their respective in-milk classes. (Winner to receive the Sunny Park-Hinuera Dairy Co. Challenge Trophy.)

Class 271 Bell and Graham Lawyers Cow or Heifer in-milk owned by a breeder – who has not won a female in-milk championship at an A & P Show

Class 272 Golden Oak Jersey Stud Yearling BullClass 273 Waikato Purebred Jerseys Club Bull Calf

Landmark Vets Ltd Champion and Reserve Champion Junior Bull(Champion to receive the NT Wealleans Trophy.)

Class 274 Candy Gillespie Ltd – Chartered Accountants Yearling heifer. Ag-Worx award to winner one trough valve.

Class 275 Bradbury Park – Casey Dando Two yearling heifersClass 276 Garland Engineering Ltd Junior Group One yearling bull and two

yearling heifersClass 277 Madeley Park Jerseys Heifer calf. Agrisea award to winner 1L Animal

Health Tonic (value $38).

Landmark Vets Ltd Champion and Reserve Champion Junior Female

Class 278 Matamata Hire Centre Two heifer calvesClass 279 FIL Products Calf group: one bull calf, two heifer calvesClass 280 Matamata Tyre Services Ltd Junior members heifer calf. To be

exhibited by a – junior member of the NZJCBA or any Jersey Club.


Dairy Goat SectionConditions of entry: all goats must be penned by 9:30amJudging to commence at 10:00am Steward: Lorrayne Heays [email protected]

No goats to leave Showgrounds before 1:30pm

Does in-milk must NOT be milked out before they are judged (except in the second part of the Best Udder class). Does will not be penalised if it is found necessary to ease their udders before judging owing to their udders becoming over stocked. Does may NOT be milked or stripped out in the Show Ring.

Entry fee $5.00 per classPrize Money: first $15.00, second $10.00, third $5.00 unless otherwise stated

Products may be given in lieu of prize money.

Prize monies and products have been kindly donated by Gavins, Colin Thrupp Dairy Goat Stud, Farmlands, Matamata Ag Centre and Rex Barnes Engineering Ltd. The Dairy Goat section is grateful for the continuing support of the businesses sponsoring classes for this 2016 show.

Standard Age ClassesCombined Herd Register and Associated Records DoesClass 551 Kidded Doe in-milk under 3 yearsClass 552 Kidded Doe in-milk 3 years and under 5 yearsClass 553 Kidded Doe in-milk 5 years and under 7 yearsClass 554 Kidded Doe in-milk 7 years and over

Gavins Champion and Reserve Champion DoeClass 555 Grand Champion Standard Age Doe.

Farmlands Champion ChallengeWinner of Class 555 to be paraded with the Champion Doe to select the winner of the Champion Challenge Award.

Special ClassesExhibitors in these classes must also have been exhibited in their Standard Age class.Class 556 Senior Progeny – 2 daughters in-milk, same sire, different damsClass 557 Dam and daughter – dam and one or more daughters any age, to be

judged on the dams worth as a breeding matronClass 558 Type and production 1 – open to all does on Official Herd Test. To be

judged in accordance with NZDGBA Rules and Regulations. Details of Herd Test Production to be supplied with entriesClass 559 Best udder – open to all in-milk does that have born a kid. To be judged

when full and again when stripped out, and the points awarded for both full and empty udder to be totalled to determine prize.

Pedigree Holstein Friesians SectionJudging commences at 9:30am sharp Steward: DT Lalich (07) 888 8570

Attention is drawn to instructions on pages 28 and 29. No cattle to leave showgrounds before 1:30pm. Stop for All Breeds Classes with no lunch break.

Entry fee $8.00 per classPrize Money: first: $30.00, second: $20.00, third: $10.00

Products may be given in lieu of prize money.

TrophiesJack Sheely Memorial Cup – Champion Holstein Friesian CowBN and ME Green Cup – Yearling HeiferGreen Trophy – Heifer Calf, donated by EGJ and SO Green.Ross Todd Motors Ltd – Champion Holstein Friesian FemalePoints Prize – Exhibitor with the most points in the Friesian Section receives the Banks Cup

Class 401 Matamata Post & Rails ITM Best uddered cowClass 402 Murray Wilcox Ltd Cow six years and over

in-milkClass 403 Sheely Family Cow four and five years in-milkClass 404 Norwood Farm Machinery Centre Cow three

years in-milk Class 405 FMG Advice & Insurance Cow two years in-milk

Baigent Motors Ltd Champion and Reserve Champion Holstein Friesian Cow (Champion to receive the Jack Sheely Memorial Cup.)

Class 406 Bell and Graham Lawyers Two females in-milk Class 407 Wilson Sand Yearling heifer

(Winner to receive the BN & ME Green Cup.)Class 408 Matamata Holstein Friesian Club Two yearling heifers Class 409 Matamata Directional Drilling Heifer calf. (Winner to receive the

Green Trophy.)

Baigent Motors Ltd Champion and Reserve Champion Junior Holstein Friesian Female (Champion to receive the Ross Todd Motors Ltd Cup.)

Class 410 Laser Plumbing Matamata Calf Group of two females.

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Class 560 Junior Showman – for young persons, 15 years of age and under. To be judged on the exhibitor’s ability to lead, turn, stop, and start

their goat. Show preparation and appearance of both exhibitor and goat to be taken into account.

Class 561 Junior Herdperson 15 years up to 25 years Showing an adult goat. To be judged on presentation and knowledge of the anatomy of the animal, also the handling and health of the adult goat. Does not have to belong to the exhibitor.

Junior Standard Age ClassesCombined Herd Register and Associated Records Goatlings and KidsClass 562 Maiden Doe or Goatling over 12 months and under 30 months of age

that has not born a kid, including maiden milkers and springing does.Class 563 Maiden Doe Kid born on or before 31 August 2016. Over 4 weeks and

under 12 months.Class 564 Maiden Doe Kid born after 31 August 2016. Over 4 weeks and under

12 months.

King Electrical Ltd Champion and Reserve Champion Junior Doe

Junior Special ClassEntries in this class must have also been exhibited in their Standard Age classClass 565 Junior Progeny – two daughters, kids or goatlings, of the same sire

but different dams Standard Age Buck ClassesHerd Register OnlyClass 566 Buck Kid under 12 months – not eligible for Champion and Reserve

Champion BuckClass 567 Buckling 12-24 monthsClass 568 Buck 2 years and over

Colin Thrupp Dairy Goat Stud Champion and Reserve Champion BuckClass 569 Grand Champion Standard Age Buck.

Gavins Champion ChallengeWinner of class 569 to be paraded with the Champion Buck to select the winner of the Champion Challenge Award.

Matamata Ag Centre Supreme Champion/Best in ShowMatamata A & P Association award a trophy for annual competition to the Supreme Champion Goat. Kindly donated by/called “Jim and Enid Boyte Trophy”.

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Matamata A&P Show Sheep Dog TrialJudge: Brenda O’Leary - Taranaki Chief Steward: Allan Smith (07) 880 9010

Entries close Thursday 22nd September 2016 Entry Fee: $12.00 per dog

Matamata A&P Association have awarded a trophy for annual competition, called the “WC Silveira Memorial Trophy” for open competitor with the highest pointed run.

Time allowed 10 minutes – Drive and negotiate obstacles and yard

Class 599 Open First: $80.00 and 3 pack of Frontline, second: $60.00 and 3 pack of Frontline, third: $40.00 and 3 pack of Frontline, fourth: $20.00 and 3 pack of Frontline.

Class 600 Intermediate First: $30.00, second: $15.00

Class 601 Maiden First: $30.00, second: $15.00 Winner receives JA Sunckell Trophy for open maiden dog for annual competition.

Class 602 Local Maiden First: $20.00

FRONTLINE HAS BEEN KINDLY DONATED BY MERIAL ANCARE (valued at $73.00 per pack)

All competitors must state on their entry forms if dogs entered are OPEN, INTERMEDIATE, or MAIDEN. If this is not done the committee will not accept responsibility.

All dogs to have Hydatids Clearance Certificates. Competitors will be advised of the order of running and it will be posted out during week prior to show day.

Dogs that have won a Maiden A & P competition or show ring event are NOT eligible for Maiden.

Matamata A&P Association would like to kindly thank the following sponsors of the Sheep Dog Trial Section… Alan Davies, Jones Howden, A & G Smith, Broadway Motel, Stihl Shop Matamata, RJ McGrail, PGG Wrightson Ltd, Merial Ancare.

Sheep have been kindly loaned by Kakahu Hills.

Cartage of sheep have been kindly sponsored by Waharoa Livestock (07) 888 7741.

Please use Entry Form previously sent out or contact Chief Steward for a copyEntries MUST be in no later than 22nd September 2016, to the Chief Steward, Matamata A & P Association, C/- A. Smith, 576 Taihoa South Road, RD 3, Matamata 3473.GAVINS

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Calf Club SectionRun by Matamata Calf Club /Agricultural GroupJudging to commence at 10:00am

Head Steward: Todd Van Berlo Contact: Karen Lind - Mobile 021 035 8548, Email [email protected]

No calves to leave Showgrounds before 1:30pmAll calves to have TB declaration cards, NAIT tags and regulations followed.All calves must be born between 1 June and 20 September 2016Clipping and oiling of calves NOT allowed. All exhibitors must be attending Primary or Intermediate School.All Calf Club events subject to the rules of the Waikato A & P Association & Matamata Calf Club/Agricultural Group rules. Participants agree to these rules by entering the event.

n Note Ring Size is subject to Head Stewards discretion.

FREE ADMISSION TO SHOW GROUNDS FOR ALL CALF CLUB PARTICIPANTSEntries can be done online, email [email protected] for an online entry form, or entries can be taken on the day and close at 9.20am sharp.

Entry fee: $10.00 per calfRibbons: All classes will receive ribbons to sixth placing.Prize Money: first: $6.00, second: $5.00, third: $4.00, fourth: $3.00, fifth: $2.00,

sixth: $1.00

Age GroupsJunior: 5-7 years on Show Day 2016Intermediate: 8-9 years on Show Day 2016Senior: 10 years and up to Year 8 on Show Day 2016

TrophiesJE Vossen Cup – Champion LeadingGolden Oak Jersey Stud – Champion RearingL Walker Cup – Champion Dairy Type LightCWJ and RH Thompson Cup – Champion Dairy Type HeavyFederated Farmers Challenge Cup – Overall Champion Calf

Ribbons kindly donated by Landmark Vets Ltd

Prize monies and products have been kindly donated by DairyCare, Jimmy Neal Electrical, Waterson’s Furniture Court, Redoubt Bar & Eatery, Paper Plus, McDonalds, Sherms Panel Repairs, Tim & Margaret Rogers, NRM, Wally & Maureen Henderson and Roger Tims. The Calf Club Section is grateful for the continuing support of the businesses and persons sponsoring this section for this 2016 show.

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Pet Lamb and Pet Goat SectionRun by Matamata Calf Club / Agricultural GroupJudging to commence at 10:00amHead Steward: Karen Lind - Mobile 021 035 8548, Email [email protected]

All pet lambs must be born between 1 July and 20 September 2016. All pet goats (kids) must be born between 1 July and 20 September 2016. Bucks and Rams permitted. All Calf Club (Lamb/Goat) events are subject to the rules of the Waikato A & P Association plus the Matamata Calf Club / Agricultural Group rules. Participants agree to these rules by entering the event.

FREE ADMISSION TO SHOW GROUNDS FOR ALL CALF CLUB PARTICIPANTSEntries can be done online, email [email protected] for an online entry form, or entries can be taken on the day and close at 9.20am sharp.

Entry fee: $10.00 per animalRibbons: All classes will receive ribbons to sixth placing.Prize Money: first: $6.00, second: $5.00, third: $4.00, fourth: $3.00, fifth: $2.00,

sixth: $1.00

Age Groups Junior: 5-7 years on Show Day 2016 Intermediate: 8-9 years on Show Day 2016 Senior: 10 years and up to Year 8 on Show Day 2016

Trophies Extreme Cycle Centre – Champion Pet Lamb Shirley Powell Memorial Trophy – Most obvious Pet GoatExtreme Cycle Centre – Champion Pet Goat

Ribbons kindly donated by Landmark Vets LtdPrize monies and products have been kindly donated by DairyCare, Watersons Furniture Court, Jimmy Neal Electrical, McDonalds, Paper Plus, Virbac, Redoubt Bar & Eatery and Sherm’s Panel Repairs. The Pet Lamb/Goat Section is grateful for the continuing support of the businesses and persons sponsoring this section for this 2016 show.

LambsClass 581 Junior Call/Follow/Run Class 582 Intermediate Call/Follow/Run Class 583 Senior Call/Follow/Run

Sherm’s Panel Repairs Champion and Reserve Champion Call/Follow/Run To be judged from the winners of classes 581, 582, 583. Second placed lamb to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve.

Class 584 Junior Leading

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Class 501 Junior LeadingClass 502 Intermediate LeadingClass 503 Senior Leading

DairyCare Champion and Reserve Champion LeadingTo be judged from the winners of classes 501, 502, 503. Second placed calf to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve. In addition NRM award to Champion and Reserve, vouchers for a 25kg bag NRM MOOZLEE calf feed.

Class 504 Junior RearingClass 505 Intermediate Rearing Class 506 Senior Rearing

NRM Champion and Reserve Champion RearingTo be judged from the winners of classes 504, 505, 506. Second placed calf to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve. In addition NRM award to Champion and Reserve, vouchers for a 25kg bag NRM MOOZLEE calf feed.

Landmark Vets Ltd Supreme Champion and Reserve Champion CalfTo be judged from the winners of classes 501-506. Champion and Reserve Champion Calf will receive a sash. In addition NRM award to Champion and Reserve, vouchers for a 25kg bag NRM MOOZLEE calf feed. All Ribbons kindly donated by Landmark Vets Ltd.

Class 507 Dairy Type Heavy – JuniorClass 508 Dairy Type Heavy – IntermediateClass 509 Dairy Type Heavy – Senior

Jimmy Neal Electrical Champion and Reserve Champion Dairy Type HeavyTo be judged from the winners of classes 507, 508, 509. Second placed calf to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve. In addition NRM award to Champion, voucher for a 25kg bag NRM MOOZLEE calf feed.

Class 510 Dairy Type Light – JuniorClass 511 Dairy Type Light – IntermediateClass 512 Dairy Type Light – Senior

Roger Tims Champion and Reserve Champion Dairy Type LightTo be judged from the winners of classes 510, 511, 512. Second placed calf to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve. In addition NRM award to Champion, voucher for a 25kg bag NRM MOOZLEE calf feed.

Class 513 Beef Calf on Type – All age groups

Tim & Margaret Rogers Champion Beef Calf on Type


Class 585 Intermediate Leading Class 586 Senior Leading

DairyCare Champion and Reserve Champion Leading To be judged from the winners of classes 584, 585, 586. Second placed lamb to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve.

Class 587 Junior Rearing Class 588 Intermediate Rearing Class 589 Senior Rearing

Redoubt Bar & Eatery Champion and Reserve Champion Rearing To be judged from the winners of classes 587, 588, and 589 Second placed lamb to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve.

Landmark Vets Ltd Supreme Champion and Reserve Champion Lamb Points accumulated from the placegetters of classes 581 - 589. Champion and Reserve Champion Lamb will receive a sash. Ribbons kindly donated by Landmark Vets Ltd.

GoatsClass 590 Junior Call/Follow/Run Class 591 Intermediate Call/Follow/Run Class 592 Senior Call/Follow/Run

Waterson’s Furniture Court Champion and Reserve Champion Call/Follow/Run To be judged from the winners of classes 590, 591, 592. Second placed kid to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve.

Class 593 Junior Leading Obstacle Course Class 594 Intermediate Leading Obstacle Course Class 595 Senior Leading Obstacle Course

Jimmy Neal Electrical Champion and Reserve Champion Leading To be judged from the winners of classes 593, 594, 595. Second placed kid to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve.

Class 596 Junior Rearing Class 597 Intermediate Rearing Class 598 Senior Rearing

DairyCare Champion and Reserve Champion Rearing To be judged from the winners of classes 596, 597, 598. Second placed kid to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve.

Landmark Vets Ltd Supreme Champion & Reserve Champion Kid Points accumulated from the place getters of classes 590 - 598. Champion and Reserve Champion Kid will receive a sash. Ribbons kindly donated by Landmark Vets Ltd.

Sender: Matamata A & P Show, PO Box 156, Matamata 3440

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