Puddledub Summer Show

incorporating

SCOTLAND IN COLOUR

Sunday, 10 August 2014 at

Brechin Castle Equestrian Centre DD9 6RL

A donation will be made to the Glasgow

RDA Branch at Sandyflat

(in 2013 £475 was donated to Medical Detection Dogs)

Qualifiers for:

CHAPS Championships

Blair Castle Courier WH Final

Veteran Horse Society Scottish Finals

Traditional Gypsy Cobs Association Champ Show (TOYS)

Organiser/Secretary:

Miss Fiona Reed

Bankhead

Puddledub

Auchtertool

Fife, KY2 5XA

Tel: 01592 872717

Mobile: 07714 702417 Entries close: 30 July 2014 (Entries also taken on the day)

Perpetual Trophies

for Annual Presentation

Brechin Castle Trophy In-Hand Arab Champion

Great Dondin Trophy Mrs Victoria Mylius Best Ridden Partbred Arab

Flaxman’s Sid Trophy Mrs Victoria Mylius Supreme Purebred Arab

Brooks Trophy Mr & Mrs T Brooks Best Young Handler

Angus Trophy Best Turned Out Pony

Daziel Cornish Miracle Mrs Marion Reid Best Turned Out Horse

The Little Foal Cup Puddledub Stud Winner of the Foal class

Bollin Terry Trophy Puddledub Stud Winner of the Stallion class

Puddledub Stud Trophy Puddledub Stud In-Hand Breeder Champion

Susie of Glendoll Trophy Mrs Pauline Keith Best In-Hand M&M Large Breed

Goldenwood Stud Salver Mrs Lynneann Cameron Best Welsh A & B In-Hand

Mynach Sandalwood Trophy Mrs Audrey Efthymiou Best Show Hunter Pony In-Hand

Cervara Peanuts Trophy Mr & Mrs N Adams Ridden M&M Champion

Rubilyn Rambo Trophy Miss Lottie Murray Mini Pony Champion

The Mayfair Salver Mrs Margaret Cousin Best Ridden Show Pony

Queenie Trophy Mrs Audrey Efthymiou Best Ridden Show Hunter Pony

Mossblown Miss Pippin Mr & Mrs N Adams Ridden Pony Champion

The Jemima Puddledub Trophy CHAPS In-Hand Champion

The Jack Daniels Trophy Shirley & Tina Moro CHAPS Ridden Champion

Summer Show Trophy Inhand Unaff Coloured Champion

Scotland In Colour Trophy Ridden Unaff Coloured Champion

Ezulwini Stud Trophy Dawna Harrison Traditional Gypsy Cob Champion

On The Trot Trophy Miss Lizzie Santer Best Pony Club Pony

Radialanda Quaich Mrs Margaret Bower Veteran Champion

The Jubilee Cup Champion Appaloosa/Spotted/Two Tone

The Terry Trophy Best In-Hand Ex-Racehorse

Puddledub Summer Trophy Champion In-Hand Horse

The Tiddly Tadpole Trophy Best Ridden Ex-Racehorse

Blackford Stud Trophy Mrs Mary Sivewright Best Ridden Hunter

Caton Boy Cup Miss Fiona Reed Best Riding Horse

Constellation Trophy Miss Ellie De Vries Ridden Horse Champion

Ozzy Spring Trophy Mrs Fiona Ross Supreme Champion

Puddledub Bronze Trophy Reserve Supreme Champion

All Trophies are Perpetual and for Annual presentation,

and must be returned to the show secretary/organizer by closing date of next years show.

More trophies may be confirmed in the Catalogue & listed on the day.

It is our aim, to eventually have a trophy for every Champion, so if you would like to

remember a favourite horse or pony, or support a Championship or class that is dear to you

by donating a Trophy for the show, then we would be delighted to hear from you

All Class winners (exc class 109) will receive an etched glass or a candle to

retain, and all Champions will receive an enamel stable plaque to retain.

Rosettes will be awarded for 1st to 6

th place in all classes and All Champions

and Reserves will be awarded rosettes.

The Supreme Champion and Reserve will receive Floral sashes

Dear Competitors

This is our third show this year and we have a few changes …

firstly the Coloured Section is now a CHAPS affiliated ring and

an Unaffiliated ring, rather than being affiliated to BSPA, we

shall see how this goes and maybe bring back the BSPA

affiliation and RIHS qualifiers next year.

As we had such fantastic pony classes last year we have split

these now, as it was a mammoth task for one judge and the

M&Ms will now be judged in a separate ring and a different

judge to the “plaited” ponies.

After two years of bringing top judges up from the south and remaining affiliated to the AHS,

but still only having a small entry for the section, we have dropped the affiliation for the Arabs

this year but retained the same incredible classification of 12 classes with Pure-Breds and

Partbred/Anglos being given separate classes both inhand and ridden. Please support these

classes or they WILL be dramatically reduced in 2015.

And our 4th and possibly biggest change this year is the addition of a Workers Section. These

have been classed by height of fences rather than by Novice/Open status giving everyone the

opportunity to remain within their comfort zone.

And not forgetting your canine lorry companions …. We have a Fun Companion Dog Show too

with an additional Horse & Hound Relay class that will

be held in the Workers Ring!

Our chosen charity this year is the Sandyflat RDA Centre,

Glasgow and we hope to be able to make a donation as

good as the £475 we raised for Medical Detection Dogs

in 2013.

We hope you will support this show with entries for a

huge range of classes, by buying raffle tickets in advance

and on the day, by donating a prize for the raffle or with

cash via your entry form, or by giving of your time and

expertise by helping steward or assist around the

showground.

Raffle

A Raffle will be held during the day and drawn mid-afternoon with 100% of

the proceeds being donated to RDA Sandyflat, Glasgow

Any donations of quality equine or non-equine related items gratefully

received to help raise funds for this wonderful cause

JUDGES Pure Bred, Partbred & Anglo Arabs Ring 1 Mr Gavin Jamieson. Midlothian

Mountain & Moorland Ring 1 Miss Sherlene Murray, Moray

In-Hand & Ridden Ponies – excl M&Ms Ring 2 Miss Lindsay McCulloch, Edinburgh

Veteran & Unaffiliated Coloured Ring 3 Miss Michelle Pickford, Lancashire

CHAPS Coloured & Traditional Gypsy Cobs Ring 4 Miss Leanne Pickford, Lancashire

In-Hand & Ridden Horses/Ponies Ring 5 Mr David Alcorn, Fife

In-Hand & Ridden Horses Ring 6 Mr Richard Telford. East Lothian

Workers – Horses and Ponies Ring 7 Mr Stuart Ashton, East Lothian

Course Builder Ring 7 Graham Barclay, Falkirk

ENTRY FEES

By Closing Date (30th

July 2014) £10

Late and On The Day Entries £15

First Aid (per Rider/Handler) £2

Dog Show (on the day only) £2.50

CHAPS (UK)

This Show is affiliated to the Coloured Horse & Pony Society (UK) (Aff no:14212). Both the

owner and the rider/exhibitor need not be a member of CHAPS (UK) nor must the horse/pony

be registered with CHAPS (UK) to compete, but in order to qualify they must both Showing

Members and the horse/pony be registered with the society BEFORE this Show for the

qualification to be valid. Membership Cards and Qualification Cards must be produced in the

ring and the latter signed by the judge in two places. The CHAPS (UK) Championship Show

will be held on 27th

to 30th

August 2014. Members to apply in writing to CHAPS (UK) for

appropriate qualifier card. The following classes are CHAPS (UK) Qualifiers (Classes 54 -

63). In addition the Highest Placed Coloured Horses and Ponies will qualify from the Lead

Rein & First Ridden classes (classes 29 & 30) and the Veteran classes (classes 37 – 42). For full

rulings and information on competition/qualification, please refer to the CHAPS (UK)

Members’ Handbook; or visit www.chapsuk.com for rulings. All Stallions entering these

classes must be graded with CHAPS(UK) and must display their CHAPS (UK) Bridle

Disc.

TRADITIONAL GYPSY COB ASSOCIATION

This show is affiliated to the TGCA and classes 64 to 66 are qualifiers for the TGCA National

Championship Show to be held on 19th & 20

th September at Olney Grounds, Warwickshire.

The TGCA Quest for a Star Championship is open to top three places from the TGCA

youngstock, senior in hand and ridden qualification classes. This Championship class is only

open to current TGCA members with registered cobs (membership cards and qualification

cards must be presented on entering the ring) and stallions must be already licensed with the

TGCA and display their TGCA stallion disc on their bridle. The Quest Champion and Reserve

qualify for the Ultimate Star Championships at TOYS 2014. Anyone not presenting their

membership card or displaying a stallion disc may not take part in the TGCA Quest

Championship. The Ultimate Star Championship at TOYS will be split into youngstock, senior

in hand and ridden classes

Foals born in the current year are not permitted to be shown in TGCA classes, except at the

TGCA Championship Show “TOYS".

All stallions and colts two years and over must be bitted when in the ring. Competitors must

display their TGCA stallion disc on their exhibit’s bridle when competing .

These classes are open to both coloured and solid gypsy cobs. Ridden Classes: - Exhibits must

be 4 years and over and comply with the above.

VETERAN HORSE SOCIETY SCOTTISH VETERAN HORSE OF THE YEAR 2014 QUALIFIER

The Veteran Horse Society Scottish showing series is kindly sponsored by Allen &

Page Quality Horse Feeds. Qualifiers are open to both Members & Non Members of the

Veteran Horse Society. Please note all competitors should acquaint themselves with the rules of

the VHS they can be found at www.veteran-horse-society.co.uk. The Champion and Reserve

Champion Veteran (from classes 37 to 42) will go forward to the Supreme Final in September

2014. All competitors must be VHS Members to gain the qualifying card.

No galloping or spurs are permitted in the ring.

Basic walk, trot and canter.

Mark system will be generally: condition and movement in relation to age and turnout.

Stallion handler or rider must be over 16 years.

Turnout in accordance with breed.

All competitors must be compliant with VHS rules and regulations.

Qualification cards will be handed out in the ring at the time of presentation.

The same veteran and handler/rider combination must carry qualification. No exchange

of horse or rider is accepted.

The Champion and Reserve Champion will go on to compete at the Veteran Horse Society

Scottish Veteran Horse of the year 2014 at the Grand Slam at Ingliston EC in

September. Second Reserve on standby.

PHOTOGRAPHER

Adrian Sinclair will be at the show with a team of photographers and will cover all rings. Photos can be viewed, ordered and collected on

showday, or browsed at leisure afterwards on

www.sinclairphotography.co.uk

RING 1 to commence judging at 9.30am CLASS 1 CLASSIC ARABIAN HEAD, open to any Pure Bred Arabian. Class will be judged purely on

the head. A light rug or summer sheet must be worn which has no logos.

CLASS 2 PART-BRED ARAB or ANGLO ARAB, yearling, two or three year old filly, colt or gelding,

to be shown in-hand

CLASS 3 PART-BRED ARAB or ANGLO ARAB, four year old and over mare (with or without foal at

foot) or gelding, born in or before 2010, to be shown in-hand

CLASS 4 PURE-BRED ARAB, yearling, two or three year old filly, colt or gelding, to be shown in-hand

CLASS 5 PURE-BRED ARAB, four year old and over mare (with or without foal at foot) or gelding, born

in or before 2010, to be shown in-hand

CLASS 6 PURE-BRED ARAB, PART-BRED ARAB or ANGLO ARAB foals born in the current year,

to be shown in-hand (all foals must be 3 weeks old or over on the day of the show)

CLASS 7 PURE-BRED ARAB, PART-BRED ARAB or ANGLO ARAB, Stallion, four year old and

over, born in or before 2008, to be shown inhand

IN-HAND ARAB CHAMPIONSHIP 1st & 2nd prizewinners from classes 1 to 7 are eligible

Champion to receive the Brechin Castle Trophy

CLASS 8 RIDDEN NOVICE PURE-BRED, PART-BRED or ANGLO ARAB, four year old and over,

stallion, mare or gelding. Rider any age. Horse/Pony/Rider combination not to have won any

ridden showing class. To be ridden in a snaffle bridle.

CLASS 9 RIDDEN PART-BRED or ANGLO ARAB, not exceeding 148cm (14.2hh), four year old and

over, stallion, mare or gelding. Rider any age.

CLASS 10 RIDDEN PART-BRED or ANGLO ARAB, exceeding 148cm (14.2hh), four year old and

over, stallion, mare or gelding. Rider any age.

CLASS 11 RIDDEN PURE-BRED ARAB, four year old and over, stallion, mare or gelding. Rider any

age.

CLASS 12 RIDING CLUB ARAB, Pure-Bred, Part-Bred or Anglo Arab, four year old and over,

stallion, mare or gelding. Rider any age. To be ridden in a snaffle bridle and be suitable for a

variety of Riding Club activities. May have to jump a small cross-pole.

RIDDEN ARAB CHAMPIONSHIP 1st & 2nd prizewinners from classes 8 to 12 are eligible

Best Ridden Partbred Arab to receive the Great Dondin Trophy

OVERALL PUREBRED ARAB CHAMPIONSHIP The Overall Purebred Arab (In-hand or Ridden) to receive the Flaxman’s Sid Trophy

RING 1 judging to follow the Arab Section

CLASS 13 IN-HAND MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND YOUNGSTOCK, 1, 2 or 3 years old, Pure-Bred

Shetland, Exmoor, Dartmoor, Welsh Section A, B,C & D, New Forest, Fell, Dales, Connemara,

Highland ponies, ponies, registered in their relevant Stud Book. Will be split if there are

sufficient entries.

CLASS 14 IN-HAND MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND – SMALL BREEDS,, 4 years old and over, Pure-

Bred Shetland, Exmoor, Dartmoor, Welsh Section A & B ponies, registered in their relevant

Stud Book. Will be split if there are sufficient entries.

CLASS 15 IN-HAND MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND – LARGE BREEDS, 4 years old and over, Pure-

Bred Welsh C & D, New Forest, Fell, Dales, Connemara, Highland ponies,, 4 years old and over, Pure-Bred ponies, registered in their relevant Stud Book. Will be split if there are sufficient

entries.

CLASS 16 IN-HAND PART-BRED MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND, any age, colt, filly, stallion, mare or

gelding.

MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND IN-HAND CHAMPIONSHIP 1st & 2nd prizewinners from classes 13, 14, 15 and 16 are eligible

Best Welsh A & B to receive the Goldenwood Stud Salver

Best Large Breed M&M to receive The Susie of Glendoll Trophy

CLASS 17 LEAD REIN PONY, Mountain & Moorland, mare or gelding, four year old and over, not

exceeding 122cm (12hh) ponies, registered in their relevant Stud Book. Riders to be 10 years

old or under. Ponies to wear snaffle bridles only and the lead rein must be attached to the

noseband at all times. Will be split if there are sufficient entries.

CLASS 18 FIRST RIDDEN PONY, Mountain & Moorland, mare or gelding, four year old and over, not

exceeding 128cm (12.2hh) ponies, registered in their relevant Stud Book. Riders to be 12 years old or under. Ponies to wear snaffle bridles only. Ponies to be suitable for a young rider newly

off the lead rein. Ponies will only be asked to canter in their individual show. Will be split if

there are sufficient entries.

MINI MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND RIDDEN CHAMPIONSHIP 1st & 2nd prizewinners from classes 17 and 18 are eligible

Champion to receive the Cevara Peanuts Trophy

CLASS 19 NOVICE RIDDEN MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND – SMALL BREEDS, stallion, mare or gelding, four years old or over, Pure-Bred Shetland, Exmoor, Dartmoor, Welsh Section A & B

ponies, registered in their relevant Stud Book. To be shown in snaffle bridles only. Pony/Rider

combination not to have won any ridden showing class. Any Breed with 4 or more ponies

forward will have a separate class

CLASS 20 NOVICE RIDDEN MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND- LARGE BREEDS, stallion, mare or

gelding, four years old or over, Pure-Bred Welsh C & D, New Forest, Fell, Dales, Connemara,

Highland ponies, registered in their relevant Stud Book. To be shown in snaffle bridles only.

Pony/Rider combination not to have won any ridden showing class. Any Breed with 4 or more

ponies forward will have a separate class

CLASS 21 OPEN RIDDEN MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND – SMALL BREEDS, stallion, mare or

gelding, four years old or over, Pure-Bred Shetland, Exmoor, Dartmoor, Welsh Section A & B

ponies, registered in their relevant Stud Book. Any Breed with 4 or more ponies forward will

have a separate class

CLASS 22 OPEN RIDDEN MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND- LARGE BREEDS, stallion, mare or

gelding, four years old or over, Pure-Bred Welsh C & D, New Forest, Fell, Dales, Connemara,

Highland ponies, registered in their relevant Stud Book. Any Breed with 4 or more ponies

forward will have a separate class

CLASS 23 RIDDEN PART-BRED MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND, stallion, mare or gelding, four years

old or over, registered on the partbred register of the Welsh, Shetland, Highland, Exmoor,

Dartmoor, Connemara, Fell, Dales or New Forest stud books

MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND RIDDEN CHAMPIONSHIP 1st & 2nd prizewinners from classes 19, 20, 21, 22 and 23 are eligible

Champion to receive the Cevara Peanuts Trophy

RING 2 to commence judging at 9.30am

CLASS 24 IN-HAND SHOW PONY/SHOW HUNTER PONY YOUNGSTOCK, yearling, 2yo & 3yo,

not exceeding 153cm (15hh) at maturity.

CLASS 25 IN-HAND SHOW PONY, 4yo and over, Stallion, Gelding or Mare with/without foal at foot,

not exceeding 148cm (14.2hh) at maturity. Rosette for Highest placed Foal, progeny of mare

shown in this class

CLASS 26 IN-HAND SHOW HUNTER PONY, 4yo and over, Stallion, Gelding or Mare with/without

foal at foot, not exceeding 153cm (15hh) at maturity. . Rosette for Highest placed Foal, progeny

of mare shown in this class

CLASS 27 IN-HAND MINI COB, any age, colt, filly, stallion, mare (with/without foal at foot), or gelding.

not exceeding 148cm (14.2hh) at maturity. To be shown hogged or natural. Rosette for Highest

placed Foal, progeny of mare shown in this class

CLASS 28 IN-HAND UNREGISTERED MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND, any age, colt, filly, stallion,

mare or gelding. Will be split if there are sufficient entries.

IN-HAND PONY CHAMPIONSHIP 1st & 2nd prizewinners from classes 24, 25, 26, 27 and 28 are eligible

Best Show Hunter Pony In-Hand to receive the Mynach Sandalwood Trophy

CLASS 29 LEAD REIN PONY, Show Pony, Show Hunter Pony, Coloured, mare or gelding, four year

old and over, not exceeding 122cm (12hh). Riders to be 10 years old or under. Ponies to wear

snaffle bridles only and the lead rein must be attached to the noseband at all times. Will be split

if there are sufficient entries.

CLASS 30 FIRST RIDDEN PONY, Show Pony, Show Hunter Pony, Coloured, mare or gelding, four

year old and over, not exceeding 128cm (12.2hh). Riders to be 12 years old or under. Ponies to

wear snaffle bridles only. Ponies to be suitable for a young rider newly off the lead rein. Ponies

will only be asked to canter in their individual show. Will be split if there are sufficient entries.

MINI PONY CHAMPIONSHIP 1st & 2nd prizewinners from classes 29 and 30 are eligible

Champion to receive the Rubilyn Rambo Trophy

CLASS 31 RIDDEN SHOW PONY, mare or gelding, four year old and over, not exceeding 148cm

(14.2hh). Riders any age.

Winner to receive the Mayair Salver

CLASS 32 RIDDEN SHOW HUNTER PONY, mare or gelding, four year old and over, not exceeding 153cm (15hh). Riders any age.

Winner to receive the Queenie Trophy

CLASS 33 RIDDEN MINI COB, mare or gelding, four year old and over, not exceeding 148cm (14.2hh).

Riders any age. To be shown hogged or natural.

CLASS 34 RIDDEN UNREGISTERED MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND, stallion, mare or gelding, four

years old or over

CLASS 35 FAMILY PONY, mare or gelding , four year old and over, not exceeding 153cm (15hh). To

be suitable for more than one rider of differing ages and/or abilities. Pony to come in ring with

one rider for the ‘go round’ and then second rider to come in and stand beside pony when in first

line-up. Pony will perform an individual where riders will swap over midway. Emphasis will be

on a pony that will look after a more novice/younger rider while improving its way of going with

an older, more experienced way of going.

CLASS 36 PONY CLUB/RIDING CLUB PONY, mare or gelding , four year old and over, not exceeding

153cm (15hh). Riders any age. To be ridden in a snaffle bridle and be suitable for a variety of

Pony Club activities. May have to jump a small cross-pole.

Winner to receive the On The Trot Trophy

RIDDEN PONY CHAMPIONSHIP 1st & 2nd prizewinners from classes 31, 32, 33, 34, 35 and 36are eligible

Champion to receive the Mossblown Miss Pippin Trophy

PHOTOGRAPHER

Adrian Sinclair will be at the show with a team of photographers and

will cover all rings. Photos can be viewed, ordered and collected on

showday, or browsed at leisure afterwards on www.sinclairphotography.co.uk

Saturday Evening BBQ

For those stabling on-site and those who live

locally, you are invited to join our BBQ on the

showfield on the evening before the Show.

From 7.30pm

Bring your own Rolls, Salad, Sausage or Burger etc, or £6 to cover cost

of 2 x rolls with burger or sausage, salad and

relishes

Bring your own Booze

Numbers required to help purchase the right

amount of food!

RING 3 to commence judging at 9.30am

CLASS 37 VETERAN-PLUS IN-HAND, stallion, mare or gelding, horse or pony 25 years old or over

CLASS 38 VETERAN IN-HAND, stallion, mare or gelding, horse or pony 20 to 24 years old

CLASS 39 PRE-VETERAN IN-HAND, stallion, mare or gelding, horse or pony 15 to 19 years old

CLASS 40 VETERAN-PLUS RIDDEN, stallion, mare or gelding, horse or pony 25 years old or over

CLASS 41 VETERAN RIDDEN, stallion, mare or gelding, horse or pony 20 to 24 years old

CLASS 42 PRE-VETERAN RIDDEN, stallion, mare or gelding, horse or pony 15 to 19 years old

VETERAN CHAMPIONSHIP 1st & 2nd prizewinners from classes 37to 42 are eligible

The Champion to receive the Radialanda Quaich

CLASS 43 BEST COLOUR AND MARKINGS, skewbald and piebald horses and ponies, any type, sex,

age or height; to be judged on colour and markings alone, conformation does not play a part and

horses/ponies will not be asked to trot up.

CLASS 44 BEST TURNED OUT INHAND COLOURED, skewbald and piebald horses and ponies, any

type, sex, age or height.

CLASS 45 INHAND YOUNGSTOCK, skewbald and piebald horses and ponies, any type, sex or height;

yearling, two or three year old.

CLASS 46 INHAND SKEWBALD, skewbald horses and ponies, any type, sex, age or height

CLASS 47 INHAND PIEBALD, piebald horses and ponies, any type, sex, age or height

CLASS 48 NON-NATIVE HORSE & PONY IN-HAND, any sex, any age. To be shown trimmed and

plaited.

CLASS 49 NATIVE/COB/TRADITIONAL HORSE & PONY IN-HAND, any sex, any age. To be

shown in natural state (ie full mane & tail) or hogged & trimmed as appropriate.

UNAFFILIATED INHAND COLOURED CHAMPIONSHIP 1st & 2nd prizewinners from classes 43 to 49 are eligible

Champion to receive the Summer Show Trophy

CLASS 50 SKEWBALD & PIEBALD RIDDEN NURSERY NOVICE, 4yo & over, horses and ponies in their first season of competition or never to have won a ridden class. Judge will NOT ride

and any suitable snaffle bridle may be worn

CLASS 51 SKEWBALD & PIEBALD INTERMEDIATE RIDDEN, 4yo & over, horses and ponies of

any type, height or sex. Horses and Ponies that have never qualified for HOYS or RIHS, nor

won a Finals class at CHAPS or BSPA Championships. Judge will NOT ride.

CLASS 52 SKEWBALD & PIEBALD OPEN RIDDEN PONY, 4yo & over, ponies of any type or sex,

not exceeding 148cm (14.2hh). Judge will NOT ride.

CLASS 53 SKEWBALD & PIEBALD OPEN RIDDEN HORSE, 4yo & over, horses of any type or sex, exceeding 148cm (14.2hh). Judge will NOT ride.

UNAFFILIATED RIDDEN COLOURED CHAMPIONSHIP 1

st & 2

nd prizewinners from classes 50 to53 are eligible

Champion to receive the Scotland in Colour Trophy

RING 4 to commence judging at 9.30am

CLASS 54 CHAPS (UK) NON-NATIVE YOUNGSTOCK Qualifier, colt, filly or gelding, yearling, two

or three year old.

CLASS 55 CHAPS (UK) NATIVE/COB/TRADITIIONAL YOUNGSTOCK Qualifier, colt, filly or

gelding, yearling, two or three year old.

CLASS 56 CHAPS (UK) NON-NATIVE PONY IN-HAND Qualifier, any sex, any age, not exceeding

153cm at maturity. To be shown trimmed and plaited.

CLASS 57 CHAPS (UK) NON-NATIVE HORSE IN-HAND Qualifier, any sex, any age, exceeding

153cm at maturity. To be shown trimmed and plaited

CLASS 58 CHAPS NATIVE/COB/TRADITIONAL PONY IN-HAND Qualifier, any sex, any age, up

to and inc. 148cms . To be shown in natural state (ie full mane & tail) or hogged & trimmed as

appropriate.

CLASS 59 CHAPS NATIVE/COB/TRADITIONAL HORSE IN-HAND Qualifier, any sex, any age,

exc 148cms. To be shown in natural state (ie full mane & tail) or hogged & trimmed as

appropriate.

INHAND CHAPS CHAMPIONSHIP 1st & 2nd prizewinners from classes 54 to 59 are eligible

Champion to receive the Jemima Puddledub Trophy

CLASS 60 CHAPS (UK) NOVICE RIDDEN PONY, stallion, mare or gelding, any type, 4 years old and over. Rider any age. Not to have won an Open class as of 1st January in the current year. To be

shown in any suitable bridle. Non-natives not to exceed 153cm, Native/Cob/Traditional not to

exceed 148cms

CLASS 61 CHAPS (UK) NOVICE RIDDEN HORSE, stallion, mare or gelding, any type, 4 years old

and over. Rider any age. Not to have won an Open class as of 1st January in the current year. To

be shown in any suitable bridle. Non-natives to exceed 153cm, Native/Cob/Traditional to

exceed 148cms

CLASS 62 CHAPS (UK) NON-NATIVE OPEN RIDDEN Qualifier, stallion, mare or gelding, 4 years

old and over. Rider any age. To be shown trimmed and plaited.

CLASS 63 CHAPS NATIVE/COB/TRADITIONAL OPEN RIDDEN Qualifier, stallion, mare or

gelding, 4 years old and over. Rider any age. To be shown in natural state (ie full mane & tail)

or hogged & trimmed as appropriate.

RIDDEN CHAPS CHAMPIONSHIP 1st & 2nd prizewinners from classes 60 to 63 are eligible

Champion to receive the Jack Daniels Trophy

CLASS 64 TRADITIONAL GYPSY COB SENIOR IN-HAND Qualifier, 4 year old and over, stallion

mare or gelding This class will be split by height if sufficient entries

CLASS 65 TRADITIONAL GYPSY COB IN-HAND YOUNGSTOCK Qualifier, colt, filly or gelding,

yearling, two or three year old.

CLASS 66 TRADITIONAL GYPSY COB RIDDEN Qualifier, 4 year old and over, stallion mare or

gelding This class will be split by height if sufficient entries

TGCA Quest for a Star CHAMPIONSHIP 1st & 2nd prizewinners from classes 64 to 66are eligible

Champion to receive the Ezulwini Stud Trophy

Only stallions wearing their TGCA disc may enter the Championship.

The Champion & Reserve to go forward to the TGCA Ultimate Star Championship Final at TOYS

RING 5 to commence judging at 9.00am

CLASS 67 BEST TURNED OUT HORSE, Rider/Handler any age. Horse of any type, plaited, hogged or

natural, exceeding 14.2hh. Will be judged on cleanliness and turnout of the horse, handler/rider

and tack. Conformation and movement of the horse will not be taken into account.

The winner to receive The Daziel Cornish Miracle Salver CLASS 68 BEST TURNED OUT PONY, Rider/Handler any age. Pony of any type, plaited, hogged or

natural, not to exceed 14.2hh. Will be judged on cleanliness and turnout of the pony,

handler/rider and tack. Conformation and movement of the pony will not be taken into account.

The winner to receive The Angus Trophy

CLASS 69 BROOD MARE, Any Breed or Type, with foal at foot or tested in foal for 2013 or 2014

CLASS 70 FOAL, FREE ENTRY if shown with mare in class 69

The winner to receive The Little Foal Cup

CLASS 71 STALLION, Any Breed or Type to be shown in-hand

The winner to receive The Bollin Terry Trophy

BREEDER CHAMPIONSHIP 1st & 2nd prizewinners from classes 69 to 71 are eligible

The Champion to receive The Puddledub Stud Trophy

CLASS 72 IN-HAND APPALOOSA or SPOTTED Youngstock, Foal, 1, 2 or 3 year old, colt, filly or

gelding.

CLASS 73 IN-HAND APPALOOSA or SPOTTED, 4 year old and over, stallion, mare or gelding.

CLASS 74 IN-HAND TWO-TONE (Dun, Palomino, Roan, Cremello etc) any age, stallion, colt, mare,

filly or gelding.

CLASS 75 IN-HAND FOREIGN BREEDS, any age, stallion, mare, colt filly or gelding, Class to be split

by age or breed if numbers allow. This class is not open to warmbloods or appaloosas, but to

breeds such as Friesian, America Quarter Horse, Falabella, Norwegian Fjord, Hafflinger etc

CLASS 76 IN-HAND HEAVY HORSE, any age, stallion, mare, colt, filly or gelding, of any heavy

draught breed; Clydesdale, Shire, Percheron, Suffolk Punch, Belgian Draught, Comtois,

Ardennes etc

INHAND CHAMPIONSHIP 1st & 2nd prizewinners from classes 72 to 76 are eligible

Champion to receive the Jubilee Cup

CLASS 77 RIDDEN APPALOOSA or SPOTTED, 4 year old and over, stallion, mare or gelding.

CLASS 78 RIDDEN TWO-TONE (Dun, Palomino, Roan, Cremello etc) 4 year old and over, stallion,

colt, mare, filly or gelding.

CLASS 79 RIDDEN FOREIGN BREEDS, 4 year and over, stallion, mare or gelding, Class to be split by

age or breed if numbers allow. This class is not open to warmbloods or appaloosas, but to

breeds such as Friesian, America Quarter Horse, Falabella, Norwegian Fjord, Hafflinger etc

CLASS 80 RIDDEN HEAVY HORSE, 4 year old and over, stallion, mare or gelding, of any heavy

draught breed; Clydesdale, Shire, Percheron, Suffolk Punch, Belgian Draught, Comtois, Ardennes etc

CLASS 81 RIDDEN INTERNATIONAL TRADITIONAL DRESS, 4 year old and over, stallion, mare or

gelding to be ridden in any traditional dress and tack other than English. Eg Spanish, Western,

Will be judged on overall impression rather than particular accuracy or authenticity due to the

diversity of options

CLASS 82 RIDDEN GOLDEN OLDIE PARTNERSHIP, 4 year old and over, stallion, mare or gelding,

with combined age of horse and rider being 65 years and over.

A special rosette will be awarded to the highest age combination in the class.

RIDDEN CHAMPIONSHIP 1st & 2nd prizewinners from classes 77 to 82 are eligible

CLASS 83 YOUNG HANDLER, 16 years and under. Any type, age, size of horse/pony. Will be judged

on turnout and showing skills of the handler, conformation and movement of the horse/pony will

not be taken into account. If there are sufficient entries will be split by age.

Winner to receive the Brooks Trophy

Raffle

Please give generously to our raffle,

with ALL proceeds being part of our

donation to our selected charity for this

year; Glasgow Group of RDA, Sandyflat. This centre has a close connection to Puddledub Shows

as this is where we started, and still hold two Winter

Shows there each year.

We are looking for donations of raffle prizes,

and also hope you will buy lots of raffle tickets!

Please ensure your telephone number is on the

rear of every ticket as each strip of tickets will

be seperated to give you more chances of

winning a prize.

Good Luck!!

RING 6 to commence judging at 9.15am

CLASS 84 IN-HAND HORSE, 1, 2 or 3 year old, colt filly or gelding, to exceed 148cm (14.2hh) at

maturity. Hack, Riding Horse, Hunter or Cob … to be judged according to type and will be split

by type or age if numbers allow

CLASS 85 IN-HAND HORSE, 4 years old or over, stallion, mare or gelding, exceeding 148cm (14.2hh) at

maturity Hack, Riding Horse, Hunter or Cob … to be judged according to type and will be split

by type or height if numbers allow

CLASS 86 IN-HAND EX-RACEHORSE, any age, stallion, mare or gelding, All horses to have been in

training and/or raced

Winner to receive The Terry Trophy

CLASS 87 IN-HAND SPORT HORSE, any age, colt, filly, stallion, mare or gelding, exceeding 148cm

(14.2hh) at maturity. To be judged on a marks system.

CLASS 88 IN-HAND IRISH DRAUGHT, registered (or eligible) pure-bred or part-bred with ID Society,

any age, colt, filly, stallion, mare or gelding

IN-HAND HORSE CHAMPIONSHIP 1st & 2nd prizewinners from classes 84 to 88 are eligible

Champion to receive the Puddledub Summer Trophy

CLASS 89 NOVICE RIDDEN HORSE, mare or gelding, four year old and over, exceeding 148cm

(14.2hh). To be shown in snaffle bridles only. Horse/Rider combination not to have won any

ridden showing class. Riders any age.

CLASS 90 RIDDEN HACK, mare or gelding, four year old and over, not exceeding 160cm (15.3hh).

Riders any age.

CLASS 91 RIDING HORSE, mare or gelding, four year old and over, exceeding 148cm (14.2hh). Riders

any age. Will be split to Small & Large should there be sufficient entries forward.

Winner the receive the Caton Boy Cup

CLASS 92 RIDDEN HUNTER, mare or gelding, four year old and over, exceeding 148cm (14.2hh).

Riders any age. Will be split by height should there be sufficient entries forward. Please put

height on entry form.

Winner to receive the Blackford Trophy

CLASS 93 RIDDEN COB & MAXI COB, mare or gelding, four year old and over, exceeding 148cm

(14.2hh). to be shown hogged and trimmed. Riders any age.

CLASS 94 RIDDEN EX-RACEHORSE, 4 year old and over, stallion, mare or gelding All horses to have

been in training and/or raced

Winner the receive the Tiddly Tadpole Trophy

CLASS 95 RIDDEN SPORT HORSE, stallion, mare or gelding, four year old and over, exceeding 148cm

(14.2hh) at maturity

CLASS 96 RIDING CLUB HORSE, mare or gelding , four year old and over, exceeding 148cm (14.2hh).

Rider any age. To be ridden in a snaffle bridle and be suitable for a variety of Riding Club

activities. Will be asked to do an individual show including one or two small jumps

CLASS 97 RIDDEN IRISH DRAUGHT, registered (or eligible) pure-bred or part-bred with ID Society,

four year old and over, stallion, mare or gelding

RIDDEN HORSE CHAMPIONSHIP 1st & 2nd prizewinners from classes 89 to 97 are eligible

Champion to receive the Constellation Trophy

RING 7 to commence judging at 9.00am

CLASS 98 CROSS POLE WORKING HUNTER PONY, mare, gelding or stallion, four year old and

over, not exceeding 148cm (14.2hh). Any type, to be shown plaited, natural or hogged. Riders

any age. Special Rosette to highest placed rider under 10 years old

CLASS 99 ONE FOOT SIX WORKING HUNTER PONY, mare, gelding or stallion, four year old and over, not exceeding 148cm (14.2hh). . Any type, to be shown plaited, natural or hogged. Riders

any age. Maximum height of fences 1’6” with no scarey fillers under the jumps

CLASS 100 TWO FOOT WORKING HUNTER PONY, mare, gelding or stallion, four year old and over,

not exceeding 148cm (14.2hh). . Any type, to be shown plaited, natural or hogged. Riders any

age. Maximum height of fences 2’

CLASS 101 TWO FOOT SIX WORKING HUNTER PONY, mare, gelding or stallion, four year old and

over, not exceeding 148cm (14.2hh). . Any type, to be shown plaited, natural or hogged. Riders

any age. Maximum height of fences 2’ 6”

CLASS 102 THREE FOOT WORKING HUNTER PONY, mare, gelding or stallion, four year old and

over, not exceeding 148cm (14.2hh). . Any type, to be shown plaited, natural or hogged. Riders

any age. Maximum height of fences 3’

WORKING HUNTER PONY CHAMPIONSHIP 1st & 2nd prizewinners from classes 98 to 102 are eligible

CLASS 103 CROSS POLE HORSE WORKER, mare, gelding or stallion, four year old and over,

exceeding 148cm (14.2hh). Any type, eg; hunter, riding horse, hack, cob, arab etc, to be shown plaited, natural or hogged. Riders any age.

CLASS 104 ONE FOOT SIX HORSE WORKER, mare, gelding or stallion, four year old and over,

exceeding 148cm (14.2hh). Any type, eg; hunter, riding horse, hack, cob, arab etc, to be shown

plaited, natural or hogged. Riders any age. Maximum height of fences 1’6” with no scarey fillers

under the jumps

CLASS 105 TWO FOOT HORSE WORKER, mare, gelding or stallion, four year old and over, exceeding

148cm (14.2hh). Any type, eg; hunter, riding horse, hack, cob, arab etc, to be shown plaited,

natural or hogged. Riders any age. Maximum height of fences 2’

CLASS 106 TWO FOOT SIX HORSE WORKER, mare, gelding or stallion, four year old and over,

exceeding 148cm (14.2hh). Any type, eg; hunter, riding horse, hack, cob, arab etc, to be shown

plaited, natural or hogged. Riders any age. Maximum height of fences 2’6”

CLASS 107 THREE FOOT HORSE WORKER, mare, gelding or stallion, four year old and over,

exceeding 148cm (14.2hh). Any type, eg; hunter, riding horse, hack, cob, arab etc, to be shown

plaited, natural or hogged. Riders any age. Maximum height of fences 3’

CLASS 108 COURIER/BHS SCOTLAND RC WORKING HUNTER SERIES QUALIFIER Horses

must be 15hh and over. Horses must not have won more than £400 in total in any WH competitions, more than £400 in BS winnings or have more than 45 BE points. Riders must be 18yo or over on 1

Jan 2014. To compete at the FINAL riders must be a Riding Club member. To be judged in accordance with SHB(GB) rules. Maximum height 3ft 3ins (1.00m), maximum spread 3ft 6ins

(1.05m), The first THREE qualify for the final at Blair Castle Horse Trials, even if they did not jump clear. If one of the first three has already qualified the qualifying card can be passed down to fourth

place provided they jumped clear.

As the Closing Date for this Final has passed, competitors wishing to enter MUST contact the Blair Castle

WH Secretary to confirm their intention to enter & post their entry FIRST CLASS on Monday 11th

August

HORSE WORKER CHAMPIONSHIP 1st & 2nd prizewinners from classes 103 to 108 are eligible

CLASS 109 HORSE AND HOUND RELAY, any horse/pony/rider. Maximum height of fences 2’. Round of approx 8 fences to be ridden against the clock by horse/pony and rider, followed by dog and

handler completing a simple obstacle course. Fastest combined round wins.

Sponsored by Laurencekirk Pet Supplies – Winning pair will win a bag of horse feed and a bag of dog food

We will endeavour to match up any “single” dogs and “single” horses/ponies

SUPREME CHAMPION of SHOW

All Champions eligible, and it is hoped will stay for the judging of

the Finale of the Show for

Supreme Champion to receive The Ozzy Spring Trophy

Reserve Supreme Champion to receive The Puddledub Bronze Trophy

Floral Sashes to Supreme and Reserve Champions

To be Judged by all/some of the Section Judges

Supreme Champion 2013: Millford Look at Me

Reserve Supreme 2013: Dexy’s Midnight Legend

PHOTOGRAPHER

Adrian Sinclair will be at the show with a team of photographers and

will cover all rings. Photos can be viewed, ordered and collected on showday, or browsed at leisure afterwards on

www.sinclairphotography.co.uk

At RDA, our horses and ponies provide therapy, achievement

and enjoyment to people with disabilities all over the UK. Our

network of 500 volunteer groups organise activities such as

riding, carriage driving, vaulting and showjumping to up to

28,000 people each year. We have been carrying out our life-

changing activities for over 40 years, and take great pride in

the exceptional standard of our instructors and volunteers

(18,000 in all). We offer activities for all age groups

and, wherever possible, to people with any disability – and

you’re just as likely to find an RDA Group in an urban setting

as a rural one. We rely on voluntary help, donations and legacies to deliver our services.

There are roughly 500 RDA groups and centres offering our activities throughout the UK. All

RDA groups are individual charities, and have their own board of Trustees, highly qualified

instructors and trained volunteers. Groups are supported by Regional representatives who

provide training, education, physiotherapist support and publicity.

Glasgow Group of the Riding for the Disabled

Association, Sandyflat

What we do: Glasgow RDA provides equine therapy

to over 300 children and adults with disabilities

from across the Greater Glasgow area. We provide

36 hours of riding and carriage driving sessions per

week, with the help of 170 volunteers.

Why we do it: Balancing on a horse works

thousands of muscles, and the horse’s movement

mimics a walking pattern in the muscles of the rider,

which provides a highly effective form of physiotherapy. It also offers psychological benefits.

This combination of physical and psychological benefits makes equine therapy appropriate for

a very wide range of disabilities, from autism and Asperger’s to cerebral palsy, visual or

hearing impairments to learning disabilities.

Our history: Starting life in Bearsden as The St Mungo Group of the RDA in 1967, the Group

became the Glasgow Group of the Riding for the Disabled Association in 1987, moving to a

purpose-built facility in the Summerston area of Glasgow. A member group of the national

Riding for the Disabled Association, we are dedicated to improving the lives of people with

disabilities across Greater Glasgow through the provision of opportunities for riding and

carriage driving.

Our Centre: The centre was officially opened in 1988 by HRH the Princess Royal, President of

the Riding for the Disabled Association. The purpose-built facilities include stabling for 20

horses, indoor and outdoor arenas, tea bar, office, meeting room and accommodation for the

yard staff.

Our Riders: We cater for riders with all types of disability, from the age of three upwards,

providing access to the physical and psychological benefits that riding can offer.

Our Classes: The aim of our classes is to teach to new skills and foster independence by

encouraging riders to take charge of their horse. Riding takes place in small classes indoors or

outdoors, depending on the weather. Our activities allow riders to experience the physical,

sensory and psychological benefits that riding offers, which in turn helps to increase confidence

and self-esteem. The tea bar provides a space for parents and carers to share experiences while

riders are in classes. Please note that we currently have a weight restriction of 12 stone

maximum. Classes accommodating over 300 riders run from 10 am to 9 pm Monday to Friday

and 10am to 1pm on Saturday mornings.

COMPANION DOG SHOW

@ 2pm

Judge: Liana Phillips

All dogs must be at least 6 months of age.

Classes 1 to 6 for Pedigree Dogs only.

Class 1 Any Variety Pedigree Puppy 6 – 12 months

Class 2 Any Variety Hound /Terrier

Class 3 Any Variety Working/ Pastoral

Class 4 Any Variety Utility/Toy

Class 5 Any Variety Gundog

Class 6 Any Variety Veteran – 7 years and over

Best In Show & Reserve Best in Show … all unbeaten dogs from classes 1 to 6 are eligible

Very Kindly Sponsored by Westro Animal Supplies

Classes 7 to 14 for All Dogs

Class 7 Best Lorry Dog - a dog that would make a great horsebox travelling companion

Class 8 Best Rescue Dog

Class 9 Best Crossbreed

Class 10 Waggiest Tail

Class 11 Most Odd Couple (most un-alike pair of dogs!)

Class 12 Lookie-Likie – dog and handler most alike

Class 13 Best Condition

Class 14 Best Golden Oldie …. Any dog aged 7 years and over

Special Best In Show & Reserve Special Best In Show … all 1st placed dogs from classes 7 to 14 are eligible

Very Kindly Sponsored by Westro Animal Supplies

The above sections are by permission of the

Scottish Kennel Club subject to Kennel Club rules F(4).

Dogs competing do not require to be registered at the

Kennel Club, but entries are only accepted on condition

that each exhibitor agrees to exhibit under the

regulations of the Scottish Kennel Club for companion

shows.

Dogs must be kept on leads for the duration of

the Show

It is the owner/handlers responsibility to clear up

any mess/fouling made by their dog

Entries taken on the Field only, from 1pm

Judging starts at 2pm

Entry Fee: £2.50 per class

Lovely rosettes from 1st to 4

th place

Please also note the Horse & Hound Relay class (Class 109) to be held in the

Workers Ring following the Horse Worker Championship. We will endeavour

to match up any “single” dogs and “single” horse/ponies

Rosettes for Best in Show and Reserve Best in Show

& Special Best in Show And Special Reserve Best in Show

Directions to Brechin

Castle Equestrian Centre

DD9 6RL

Exit the A90 Dundee/Aberdeen trunk

road south of Brechin onto the A935

sign posted to Brechin and the

Country Park. The Showground is

only a few hundred yards on your

right and will be signposted

Stabling is available within the Showground

For further details, costs and to book, please contact

Val Blewitt on 07815 986 980 val.blewitt@btinternet.com

Also see above regarding BBQ on showfield on evening before Show

SHOW CONDITIONS & REGULATIONS

The Organisers of this Show have taken reasonable precautions to ensure the health and safety

everyone present. For these measures to be effective, everyone must take all reasonable precautions

to avoid and prevent accidents occurring and must obey the instructions of the Organisers and all the

Officials and Stewards.

1) The Show Organisers accepts no responsibility for any accident, loss or damage whatsoever

arising from any cause connected with the Show and it is a condition of entry that each Exhibitor shall hold the Organisers blameless.

2) The Organisers reserve the right to refuse entries from any person without reason being given for

such refusal.

3) The Organisers reserve the right to change any of the published judges, but will endeavour to inform all pre-entered affected exhibitors prior to show-day.

4) Objections shall be made in writing within thirty minutes of the event concerned and lodged with

the Secretary together with the sum of £50, which shall be refunded if the objection is upheld. 5) No refund of entry money can be claimed under any circumstances.

6) Any class with insufficient entries may be cancelled or, if suitable, amalgamated with another

class.

7) The show-field will be open from 7.30am and the Secretary’s Office from 8.00am on the morning of the Show.

8) ABSOLUTELY NO MUCKING OUT ONTO THE LORRY PARK – PLEASE TAKE YOUR MUCK HOME WITH

YOU 9) DOGS MUST BE ON A LEAD AT ALL TIMES. The Owner of any dog found loose on the

Showground will be fined £20 with immediate payment. Please clean up after your dog.

10) In the interest of safety adults must give due consideration to children whilst riding in the collecting rings.

R I N G TI MET ABLE R I N G 1 R I N G 2 R I N G 3 R I N G 4 R I N G 5 R I N G 6 R I N G 7

In-hand Arabs

Classes 1-7 In-hand Ponies

Classes 24 -28 Veteran

In-hand & Ridden

Classes 37 - 42

CHAPS In-hand

Classes 54 - 59

Best Turned Out

Classes 67 & 68

In-hand Horses

Classes 84 -88

Pony Workers

Classes 98 - 102 Breeder Classes

Classes 60 - 71

IN-HAND ARAB

CHAMPIONSHIP

Ridden Arabs

Classes 8 - 12

IN-HAND PONY

CHAMPIONSHIP

CHAPS IN-HAND

CHAMPIONSHIP

Mini Pony Classes 29 - 30

VETERAN

CHAMPIONSHIP

CHAPS Ridden

Classes 60 - 63

IN-HAND BREEDER

CHAMPIONSHIP

RIDDEN ARAB

CHAMPIONSHIP Unaffiliated Coloured

In-hand

Classes 43 - 49

In-hand Horses/Ponies

Classes 72 - 76

IN-HAND HORSE

CHAMPIONSHIP

PONY WORKER

CHAMPIONSHIP

In-hand M&M

Classes 13 - 16

MINI PONY

CHAMPIONSHIP

Ridden Horses

Classes 89 - 97

Horse Workers

Classes 103 - 108

Ridden Pony

Classes 31 - 36

IN-HAND COLOURED

CHAMPIONSHIP

IN-HAND HORSE &

PONY CHAMPIONSHIP

IN-HAND M&M

CHAMPIONSHIP Unaffiliated Coloured

Ridden

Classes 50 - 53

CHAPS RIDDEN

CHAMPIONSHIP

Ridden Horse & Pony

Classes 77- 82

Mini M&Ms

Classes 17 - 18 TGCA

Classes 64 - 66 MINI M&M

CHAMPIONSHIP

RIDDEN PONY

CHAMPIONSHIP

RIDDEN COLOURED

CHAMPIONSHIP

Ridden M&Ms Classes 19 - 23

TGCA

CHAMPIONSHIP

RIDDEN HORSE &

PONY CHAMPIONSHIP

RIDDEN HORSE

CHAMPIONSHIP

HORSE WORKER

CHAMPIONSHIP

Coloured classes in Rings 3 & 4 have been schedule to

avoid as little chance of clashes as possible. This will be

monitored during the day, and competitors will be

accommodated where possible.

Young Handler

Class 83

Horse & Hound Relay

Class 109

THERE WILL BE A LUNCH BREAK IN EACH RING

(EXCEPT RING 1) AS ALL JUDGES ARE JUDGING ALL

DAY – ANNOUNCEMENTS WILL BE MADE

RIDDEN M&M

CHAMPIONSHIP

SUPREME CHAMPIONSHIP

The Organisers reserve the right to move classes later in the day to a ring

that has completed and to alter judges. They also reserve the right to

introduce a ride or conformation ride to judge bigger than expected classes

PUDDLEDUB SUMMER SHOW Brechin Castle Equestrian Centre

10th

AUGUST 2014

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2005

Class

No(s) Horse/Pony Name

Entry

Fee(s)

Official

Use

Height Owner

Age Rider

Sex Breed (Arab, M&M, Heavy Horse Classes)

Height Owner

Age Rider

Sex Breed (Arab, M&M, Heavy Horse Classes)

Height Owner

Age Rider

Sex Breed (Arab, M&M, Heavy Horse Classes)

Height Owner

Age Rider

Sex Breed (Arab, M&M, Heavy Horse Classes)

Height Owner

Age Rider

Sex Breed (Arab, M&M, Heavy Horse Classes)

ENTRIES CLOSE: 30 July 2014

ENTRY FEES:

By Closing Date £10

Late & On Day £15

NAME

Total Entry

Fees

£

ADDRESS

Add £2 per

rider/handler for

First Aid Cover

£ ENTRY FORM TO: Miss Fiona Reed

Bankhead

Puddledub

Auchtertool Fife, KY2 5XA

Donation to Glasgow

RDA, Sandyflat £

Email for future schedules Tickets for Satuday

night BBQ @

£6/person £

TELEPHONE NO

Tel: 01592 872717

Cheques payable to Puddledub Shows

Mobile on Showday

Total Fees Enclosed £ Signature of Owner/Producer/Agent