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Mt Larcom & District Show Society Inc

See section information for entry closing dates

21 Narrows Road Mt Larcom

Show Phone (07) 4975 1170

2019 Show

Saturday & Sunday 22-23 June

Horse

[email protected] www.mtlarcomshow.com.au

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http://www.mtlarcomshow.com.au/


Donations The Mt Larcom & District Show Society sincerely thank the following generous supporters of the Horse Section of the 2019 Mt Larcom Show.

McCosker Contracting Pty Ltd Cement Australia Pty Ltd Matherson Crane Hire Jones Flint & Pike Mt Larcom Bowls Club Ergon Energy Curtis Horse Trail Riding Club Inc Jenny, Emma & Wade Bailey Chris Trevor & Associates Jenny Grother & Ivy Fraser Harbour City Vet Glenn Butcher MP

Derek & Betty Grayson Ken O’Dowd MP Wayne Cowie Leslie Single RA & ME Henderson Kyley Baker, Veronica Elliott, Tania, Ken and Brad Goodman Julie Jenkinson Hillston Grove Miniature Horse Stud Noel Ingrey Electrical Service Mt Larcom Feed Shed Cooloola Custom Stock Feed

If your donation has been accidentally omitted, please accept our sincere apologies.

Mt Larcom District Show Society

HORSE SECTION MAJOR SPONSOR


Patron’s Message As the society prepares for the 2019 show, we remember the men and women of the Mount Larcom area who had the forsight in 1919 to start an Agricultural show. This year is 100 years since that historical event. The years in between have not been easy, and for several years a show was not held owing to the Great Depression. This year will be the 80th show that has been held. We commend those early pioneers for the work they put into establish this show, I know it would not of been easy and it does not seem to be getting any easier, so I congratulate the present committee for their efforts in staging the 2019 show. Please enjoy the 2019 Show and thankyou for joining us.

Mrs Jean Peters & Mrs Kym Hannant Patrons and Honorary Life Mambers

Office Bearers

President Micheal Wallace 0408 784 554 Vice President Jo Hill 0416 051 545 Secretary Vere Wyper 0409 870 354

Show Office (9am—4.00pm from 10th June) 4975 1170

Section Managers / Contacts

Animal Nursery Mrs Ann Hosking 4975 1359 Beef Cattle Mrs Jo Hill 4975 6129 or 0416 051 545 Caged Birds Aaron & Crystalyn Barnett 0439 366 828 Dairy Goats Mrs Desley Golightly 0421 938929 Dogs Bob Collins 0438 737 436 Horses Ms Tania Goodman 4975 1166 or 0448 664501 Pavilions Clair Gardner 0431 611 454 Poultry Terry & Linda Taylor 0459 756 726 Trade Displays Mrs Kaylene Hooley 0427 736 506 Woodchop / Chainsaw Nigel Newitt 0427 738390

MAIN CANTEEN WILL BE OPEN ON FRIDAY NIGHT, AS WELL AS MAIN BAR WITH LIVE ENTERTAINMENT.


General Regulations 1. Tickets shall be signed by the exhibitor and give details of Exhibitors name, Horse name and section number in

which they wish to compete. Competitors who are registered for GST must complete an ATO Statement by a

Supplier form.

2. The Society will not be responsible for any accident caused through or by the exhibit and will not under any

circumstances hold itself responsible for any loss or misdelivery of the exhibit of any kind or any damage done

thereto.

3. The Society reserves the right to refuse any entry without giving their reasons for doing so.

4. For display only (not for competition). The Society may receive any item not specified in the Schedule, provided

there is sufficient space.

5. There must be no switching of nominations on Show Days, unless the Show Society officials have made a genuine

mistake.

6. Any exhibit suffering from any infectious or contagious diseases shall be reported immediately to the Section

Manager who shall order its removal.

7. No decoration or award card, except such as provided by the Committee shall be placed on any exhibit or affixed

thereto at the Exhibition then being held.

8. Exhibits entered in the wrong class by the exhibitor may be transferred to the correct class by Managers /

Stewards.

9. The Society reserves the right to add, cancel, change any event or class or the order of events or classes, or the

prizemoney or prizes, or substitute a judge where or when deemed necessary.

10. The prizes will be awarded subject to the appended regulations and conditions and notes set forth in the Prize

Schedule and are to be the conditions of competition.

11. The prize awards affixed to all exhibits shall be distinguished by the following colours

12. BLUE for first; RED for second; WHITE for third; PURPLE for Champion; GREEN for Reserve Champion.

13. No duplicate ribbons or cards will be issued.

14. Prizemoney and trophies will NOT be posted and will be forfeited to the Society if not claimed by 31st July 2019.

15. Judges may not award prizes in classes in which the exhibits are not considered to possess sufficient merit.

16. All matters in dispute shall be subject to the decision of the Committee appointed for such purposes.

17. No protest will be considered unless lodged with the Secretary, in writing within one hour of completion of the

event or by 4.00pm on Saturday of the Show for Pavilion entries, enclosing $50 which will be forfeited to the

Society’s funds should the protest be considered frivolous. Protests will only be received from competitors in the

class in dispute.

18. Any person, whether competitor or not, who in the opinion of the Committee behaves in an offensive or

threatening manner, either inside or outside, to any official or judge or member of the public, shall be liable to

disqualification from further competition and shall be liable to be removed from the grounds.

19. Any exhibitor or his agent who shall make a false report and give misleading information or suppress necessary

information respecting any exhibit shall be held to have forfeited any prize gained by these means. The exhibit

and the exhibitor together with the agent may be disqualified and the matter referred to the Queensland

Chamber of Agricultural Societies.

20. Our show is run entirely by volunteers. Sincere thanks to our wonderful workers.



Horse Regulations 1. All horse section classes to be run by the ticket system. Tickets may be purchased from the Ticket Office

between the stables and the arena at any time prior to the particular event and shall be handed to the steward

before judging commences in that event. Exceptions to this rule are marked clearly in the schedule.

2. Please write or print CLEARLY, the event number, name of horse, name of owner / rider and then SIGN the ticket

before handing to the steward.

3. Applications for refund of tickets should be put in writing to the Horse Section Manager for the consideration by

the Disputes Committee.

4. Ages of horses will be from 1st August and riders from the first day of the show – exception being HSAA Western

Ring on Sunday.

5. Measuring of horses will only be done on request. A pony will measure under 14 hands, a galloway will measure

over 14 hands and not exceeding 15 hands.

6. A MAIDEN is a horse which has never won a first place in a similar class or event at an Ag Show, a NOVICE is a

horse which has never won a Championship award in a similar class of events at any Agricultural Show, or a first

place in a similar event at a Royal Show.

7. Local events shall be restricted to horses and riders resident in the Gladstone Regional Council area and north to

Bajool.

8. Helmets meeting Australian Standards are to be worn at all times while mounted.

9. Competitors must wear at all times appropriate clothing including helmets / hats and footwear.

10. In led classes, Fillies / Colts shall be under 3 years, Mares / Stallions shall be 3 years or over.

11. Children under 17 years are not to exhibit colts or stallions. All exhibitors must be in control of their exhibits.

12. Assisted riders in Rider Classes are NOT eligible for Championship awards.

13. Events will not be held for competitors. Please see the stewards if you have a problem with events clashing.

Please READ YOUR SCHEDULE and READ THE SIGNS that are posted.

14. All horses, whether prize winners or not, are expected to take part in the Grand Parade on Saturday 22nd June at

2pm.

15. For timed events and the Time Trial, there shall be one run per horse per event.

16. Horses must be Breed Society registered to compete in restricted breed classes and owners/riders must be able

to produce proof of registration if required.

17. A reservation form for booking stables is at the back of this schedule and it will be appreciated if this can be sent

as soon as possible. All exhibitors must pay apropriate fee’s to enter the grounds.

18. All First Place winners under 3 in the Halter Classes are eligible to compete for the Best Exhibit Under 3 years

(Bailey Family Trophy)

19. The Single Family Supreme Led Exhibit of the Show will be selected from the winner of the Champion Mare,

Champion Stallion, Champion Gelding and Best Exhibit under 3 Years.

20. Ponies over 12.2 h/h may be ridden by adults.

21. Competitors must pay admission at the gate, if entering on a day to day basis or pay for week end camping.

22. The Horse Committee will consider requests to alter the schedule to cater for large numbers of entries or on the

Judges and Stewards’ advice.


Ring Program – Saturday 22nd June 2019

Ring 1 Ring 2 Ring 3 Ring 4 Ring 5 Ring 6

Jumps

8.00am

Heavy Horse Halter

CHAMPION HEAVY HORSE

Harness

8.30am

Junior Riders

CHAMPION JUNIOR

RIDER

Pony Hacks

CHAMPION PONY HACK

8.00am

Hack classes

CHAMPION HACK

Galloway Hack classes

Senior Rider classes CHAMPION SENIOR RIDER

Galloway events Rider teams events

8.30am

Bending Races

Flag Races

Barrel Races

10:00am to

4:00pm

Dressage in the Dressage Arenas

Judging & presentation of the Supreme Champion Hack of the Show (judged from Champion Hack, Champion Galloway and Champion Pony) and Supreme Champion Rider of the Show (judged from Champion Senior Rider and Grand Champion Junior Rider) presented at Grand Parade, time permitting.

Grand Parade in Centre Ring 2pm All horse participants go into a draw for a bag of horse feed

Jumping continues

Heavy Horse slide and other Harness events.

Pony Hacks

Bending

Flag

Relay Race

From 5.30pm Costume Classes (A,B,C,D) The Crack Up Sisters

0BFIREWORKS DISPLAY

Music in the Bar till late by The Drop Bears

1BHACK COMPETITORS Don’t forget that you can compete in

lots of classes…. tomorrow!


Ring Program – Sunday 23rd June 2019

7.00am Poets’ Breakfast

Ring 1 Ring 2 Ring 3 Ring 4 Ring 5

8.30am

Jumps

8.00am

Miniature Horse Halter

Small Horse Halter

Miniature / Small Horse Novelty

Miniature /Small Horse Performance

8.30am

Shetland Halter

Miniature Pony Halter

Novelty Halter

Aust. Pony Halter

Welsh Pony

Riding Pony Halter

BEST LED PONY EXHIBIT

Unregistered Pony Halter

RIDDEN CLASSES

Saddle Pony

Riden Pony

8.30am

Andalusian Halter

Arab Halter

ANSA Halter

Warmblood Halter

Blood Horse Halter

Aust Stock Horse

Station Stock Horse

Other Breed Halter

Led Galloway

Breed Performance events

8.00am

Quarter Horse Halter

Appaloosa Halter

Paint Halter

Pinto Halter

Showman-ship at Halter

Breed Performance events

Western Performance events

At the conclusion of the Halter Classes, the Best Exhibit Under 3 Years and the Supreme Led Exhibit of the Show will be judged.

Ballee Farm” Animal Nursery

Erected in loving memory of our past President and Patron, Mr Jim Rideout, the

“Ballee Farm” Animal Nursery has a wide range of baby animals for display and sale. Open both days of the Mt Larcom show. Admission FREE.



Ring Layout

Mt Larcom – The Friendly Show! Stable Bookings - Campers

Competitors are welcome to camp on the grounds with their horses, and can pre pay for camping along with stable reservations, (form at the rear of this schedule) entitles you to enter the grounds and camp for the duration of the show. Stables are available for a fee of $10 per horse for the duration of the show. Horses contained within electric fences or own yards will be charged $4 per horse. This is a small contribution towards water, and other facilities that are used. If you wish to stay longer, a nightly fee will apply.

Chainsaws

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Saturday 22nd June

Ring 1 - 8.00am JUMPING CLASSES

JUMPS MANAGER: Mr Peter Tappenden

Dress code applies. Junior rule does not apply. All riders to be registered and horses to be registered to compete in Open events.

1. Unofficial Height Class AM5 – 60cm

17 & Under Nomination: $6. Prizemoney: 1st - $30 + bag of feed, 2nd - $25, 3rd - $20, 4th - $15. 2. Junior Championship AM5 – 80cm.

17 years and under. Nomination: $6. Prizemoney: 1st - $40 + bag of feed, 2nd - $30, 3rd - $25, 4th -$20, 5th – $15

Prizemoney donated by Matherson Crane HIre

3. Unofficial Height Class AM5 – 90cm Nomination: $6. Prizemoney 1st - $30 + bag of feed, 2nd - $25, 3rd - $20, 4th- $15.

Prizemoney donated by

Chris Trevor & Associates

There are new Jump wings and jump cups

in the jumping arena. Centre Rring has been upgraded.

4. Official Height Class – 105cm Nomination: $6. Prizemoney: 1st - $40 + bag of feed, 2nd - $35, 3rd - $30, 4th -$25, 5th – $20. 5. Central Queensland Championship

Grand Prix Nomination: $15. Prizemoney: 1st - $300, 2nd - $200, 3rd - $150, 4th -$100, 5th - $50.

Prizemoney donated by Cement Australia Pty Ltd

6. Junior 6 Bar. 17 years and under. Nomination: $6. Prizemoney: 1st - $50 + bag of feed, 2nd - $40, 3rd - $30, 4th - $20, 5th – $10.

Prizemoney donated by Mt Larcom Bowls Club

7. Open 6 Bar Nomination: $10. Prizemoney: 1st - $250 + bag of feed, 2nd - $200, 3rd - $150, 4th - $100, 5th - $50.

Prizemoney donated by McCosker Contracting Pty Ltd

Bags of feed donated by:

Cooloola Custom Stock Feeds &

The Feed Shed Mt Larcom


Ring 2 - 8.00am

MEDIUM and/or HEAVY HORSE HALTER CLASSES (not necessary to be registered)

Nomination $3. Prizemoney: 1st – $15, 2nd - $10, 3rd Ribbon 8. Filly 9. Colt 10. Mare

11. Stallion 12. Gelding

CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION LED MEDIUM / HEAVY HORSE

HARNESS CLASSES

Nominations $4. Prizemoney: 1st - $20, 2nd - $15, 3rd - $10 13. Multiple Medium Heavy Horse in

harness (2 or more) 14. Medium / Heavy Horse in Harness 15. Medium Heavy Horse Period Turnout 16. Medium Heavy Horse Trade Turnout 17. Barrel Drive for wheeled vehicle 18. Medium / Heavy Horse driven in

Long Reins 19. Barrel Drive with slide 20. Medium Heavy Horse Single Hitch

Obstacle with slide 21. Medium Heavy Horse Mum and Dad

Single Hitch Obstacle with slide 22. Rescue Relay with slide

23. Junior Whip 24. Lady Whip 25. Gentleman Whip 26. Multiple horse or pony in Harness 27. Light Horse in Harness 28. Light Horse Turnout Two Wheel

(14 hh & o) 29. Show Vehicle Turnout (Viceroy’s only) 30. Light Horse Turnout Four Wheel

(14 hh & o) 31. Light Horse Period Turnout 32. Light Horse Trade Turnout 33. Ride & Drive - (No height restrictions)

Driver does not have to be the rider.

CHAMPION / RESERVE CHAMPION MEDIUM / HEAVY HORSE EXHIBIT CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION LIGHT HORSE EXHIBIT

Concours d’Elegance will be judged during the Grand Parade. Entry Free.

HARNESS CLASSES (Horse or pony under 14hh)

34. Harness (Joggers and Shetlands allowed) 35. Harness (excluding Shetlands) 36. Harness (all vehicles) 37. 2 wheel Turnout 38. 4 Wheel Turnout

39. Show Vehicle Turnout 40. Multiple Shetland / Miniature in

Harness 41. Period Turnout 42. Trade Turnout

CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION HARNESS HORSE OR PONY (UNDER 14 hh)


Ring 3 - 8.30am JUNIOR RIDERS UNDER 17 YEARS

Nominations $2 Prizemoney: 1st - $10, 2nd - $5, 3rd - $2

Assisted riders may not compete in any other Rider Class

43. Most Suitable Child Pony Led-Un 5 44. Best Presented Pony & Rider at walk 45. Girl / Boy under 5 - assisted 46. Girl / Boy 5 yrs & under 7 yrs –

assisted 47. Girl / Boy 5 yrs & under 7 years 48. Girl / Boy 7 years and under 9 years 49. Girl / Boy 7 years and under 11 years

– assisted

50. Girl / Boy 9 years and under 11 years 51. Girl / Boy 11 years and under 15

years – assisted 52. Girl / Boy 11 years and un 13 yrs 53. Girl / Boy 13 years and un 15 yrs 54. Girl 15 years and under 17 years 55. Boy 15 years and under 17 years 56. Girl / Boy 15 years and under 17

years – assisted

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION GIRL/BOY RIDER ** CHAMPION JUNIOR RIDER * *

PONY HACKS

Nomination $3 Prizemoney: 1st - $15, 2nd - $10, 3rd - $5 Ponies over 12.2h/h may be ridden by adults 57. Maiden Pony Hack 58. Novice Pony Hack 59. Pony Hack Under 12 hands 60. Pony Hack 12 hands & un 13 hands

61. Pony Hack 13 hands and un 14 hands 62. Pony Mare Hack 63. Pony Gelding Hack 64. Local Pony Hack

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION PONY HACK Champion Pony Hack trophy donated by Wayne Cowie

Champion Hack, Champion Galloway Hack and Champion Pony Hack compete for SUPREME CHAMPION HACK OF THE SHOW the

“Princeton Memorial Trophy”

Donated by Ivy Fraser and Jenny Grother

Announced and presented during the Grand Parade.

Nomination $3 Prizemoney: 1st - $15, 2nd - $10, 3rd - $5 Ponies over 12.2h/h may be ridden by adults. 65. Pair of Pony Hacks 66. Pleasure Pony Hack 67. Best Educated Pony Hack (to be ridden in a snaffle bit) 68. Consolation Pony Hack (Not won 1st at this show)


Ring 4 - 8.00am HACKS

Nominations $3. Prizemoney: 1st - $15, 2nd - $10, 3rd - $5 69. Maiden Hack 70. Novice Hack 71. 10 Stone Hack 72. 12 Stone Hack 73. 14 Stone Hack

74. Hack for Mares 75. Hack for Geldings 76. Ladies (over 17 yrs) Hack 77. Gents (over 17 yrs) Hack 78. Local Hack

CHAMPION HACK – Kevin Roffey Memorial Trophy Sponsored by Jenny Grother & Ivy Fraser

RESERVE CHAMPION HACK

GALLOWAY HACKS

Nominations $3. Prizemoney: 1st - $15, 2nd - $10, 3rd - $5 79. Maiden Galloway Hack 80. Novice Galloway Hack 81. Light Galloway Hack 82. Heavy Galloway Hack 83. Galloway Mare Hack

84. Galloway Gelding Hack 85. Ladies (over 17 yrs) Galloway Hack 86. Gents (over 17 yrs) Galloway Hack 87. Local Galloway Hack

CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION GALLOWAY HACK Champion Hack, Galloway, and Pony Hack compete for

SUPREME CHAMPION HACK OF THE SHOW The “Princeton Memorial Trophy”Sponsored by Jenny Grother & Ivy Fraser.

SENIOR RIDER CLASSES

Nominations $3 Prizemoney: 1st - $15, 2nd - $10, 3rd - $5 88. Lady / Gent Rider 17-21 years 89. Lady Rider over 21 years 90. Gent Rider over 21 years

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION SENIOR RIDER CHAMPION SENIOR RIDER competes against the CHAMPION JUNIOR RIDER for

SUPREME CHAMPION RIDER OF THE SHOW. Supreme Champion Rider wins the “Bill Allingham and Rushy Glen” Memorial Trophy.

Donated by Ivy Fraser and Jenny Grother.

91. Hack or Galloway – rider under 17 yrs 92. Pleasure Hack or Galloway 93. Best Educated Hack or Galloway (to be ridden in a snaffle bit) 94. Consolation Hack or Galloway (Not won a 1st at this show)


TEAMS EVENTS

Nomination per team $4.

Prizemoney: 1st - $15, 2nd - $10, 3rd - $5 – per team 95. Pair of Hacks or Galloways 96. Pairs of Riders – Adult and child under 17 years. 97. Pair of riders under 13 98. Pair of riders 13 years and under 17 years

Dressage Arenas – 10am DRESSAGE

Please enter your name at the Office Donga before 9am on Saturday morning.

Dressage to be finished by 2pm.

Nomination $3

Prizemoney: 1st $15, 2nd - $10, 3rd - $5

99. Preparatory E Test 100. Preliminary 1.1 Test

101. Novice 2:1 Test

DRESSAGE COMPETITORS WHO LEAVE BEFORE THE ANNOUNCEMENT OF RESULTS MUST LEAVE A STAMPED,

SELF-ADDRESSED ENVELOPE IF THEY WANT RIBBONS / PRIZEMONEY / SHEETS POSTED.

THESE CAN BE PURCHASED AT THE TICKET OFFICE.

Mt Larcom District Show Society Inc.

HORSE SECTION MAJOR SPONSOR

MATHERSON CRANE HIRE


Ring 5 - 8.00am # Beginner classes are for beginner horse or rider

ALL TIMES ARE AN APPROXIMATION. ONE HOUR BREAK FOR GRAND PARADE.

BENDING RACE – 8:00am to 10:00am

Nomination $3. Prizemoney: 1st - $15, 2nd - $10, 3rd - $5 102. 10 years & Under – assisted * 103. 10 years & Under – unassisted 104. 11 years to Under 17 years – assisted * 105. 11 years to Under 17 years – unassisted 106. 17 years & Over – assisted *

Nomination $4 Prizemoney: 1st - $20, 2nd - $15, 3rd - $10 107. Beginner Horse/Rider Bending Race # 108. Open Bending Race – 17 yrs & over

FLAG RACE - 10:15am to 12:15pm

Nomination $3 Prizemoney: 1st - $15, 2nd - $10, 3rd - $5 109. 10 years & Under – assisted * 110. 10 years & Under – unassisted 111. 11 years and under 17 years – assisted * 112. 11 years and under 17 years - unassisted 113. 17 years & Over– assisted *

Nomination $4 Prizemoney: 1st - $20, 2nd - $15, 3rd - $10 114. Beginner Flag Race #

115. Open Flag Race – 17 yrs & over

BARREL RACE – 12:30pm to 2:00pm

Nomination $3. Prizemoney: 1st - $15, 2nd - $10, 3rd - $5 116. 10 years & Under – assisted * 117. 10 years & Under – unassisted 118. 11 years and under 17 years – assisted * 119. 11 years and under 17 years - unassisted 120. Over 17 years & Over – assisted *

Nomination $4 Prizemoney: 1st - $20, 2nd - $15, 3rd - $10 121. Beginner Barrel Race # 122. Open Barrel Race – 17 yrs & 0ver


RING 4 - SPORTING – 3pm

Program to run after the Grand Parade

SPORTING EVENTS – Run in heats

HELMETS MUST BE WORN. HSAA rules will be used for Flag and Bending Races.

Nomination $5 per entry / $10 per team.

Prizemoney: 1st – $40, 2nd - $30, 3rd - $20, 4th - $10.

Please enter your name for the draw at the Horse ticket office by 1pm.

A. Open Bending Race B. Open Flag Race C. Open Relay Race

COSTUME CLASSES – Approximately 5pm

Costumes may only compete in one of these classes. Please give details of your entry when purchasing tickets. Children under 17 years MUST wear helmets.

Nomination $3. Prizemoney:- 1st - $15, 2nd - $10, 3rd - $5

SPONSORED BY: Curtis Horse Trail Riding Club Inc.

D. Open Breed Costume – eg. Relating to the Breed of Horse. E. Most Humorous Costume F. Original Costume – eg. Slogan. G. Traditional Costume – eg. Robin Hood, Cowboy, Knight....

Night Entertainment Program

STATE OF ORIGIN POST RIPING DISPLAY

CRACK UP SISTERS FIREWORKS DISPLAY


Sunday 23rd June

Ring 1 – 8.30am JUMPING CLASSES

JUMPS MANAGER: Mr Peter Tappenden

123. AM5 – 60cm - 12 years & under.

Nomination: $4.

Prizemoney: 1st - $20 + bag of feed,

2nd - $15, 3rd - $10, 4th - $5.

Prizemoney donated by Matherson Crane Hire

124. AM5 – 80cm - 17 years & under.

Nomination: $4.


2nd - $20, 3rd - $15, 4th - $10.

Prizemoney donated by Jenny Grother

125. Unofficial height Class – 90cm

Nomination: $5.


2nd - $25, 3rd - $20, 4th -$15.

Prizemoney donated by Ergon Energy

126. Official Height Class – 105cm

Nomination: $5.


2nd - $40, 3rd - $30, 4th -$20, 5th – $10.

127. Official Height Class – 120cm

Nomination: $5.


2nd - $60, 3rd - $40, 4th -$30, 5th – $20.

128. Top Score - Open

Nomination: $10.


2nd - $150, 3rd - $100, 4th - $50, Prizemoney donated by

Cement Australia Pty Ltd

129. Junior Top Score - 17 years & under.

Nomination: $3.


2nd - $35, 3rd - $30, 4th -$25, Sponsored by : Curtis Horse Trail Riding

Club Inc.

There are new Jump wings and jump cups in the jumping arena.

Bags of feed donated by: COOLOOLA CUSTOM STOCK FEED & THE FEED SHED Mt Larcom. Thank you for your support.


Ring 2 – 8.00am

Miniature Horse Classes

Nominations $2. Prizemoney: 1st - $10, 2nd -$5, 3rd Ribbon

Miniature Horse - HALTER CLASS - not exceeding 34.5”

130. Filly 131. Colt 132. Mare


CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION MINIATURE HORSE

Small Horse - HALTER CLASS - not exceeding 38.5”



CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION SMALL HORSE

SUPREME MINIATURE/SMALL HORSE

SPONSORED by “HILLSTON GROVE MINIATURE HORSE STUD”

Novelty Events – Miniature Horse & Pony, & Small Horse - Ribbon only

140. Classic Head – Horse- Female 141. Classic Head –- Pony - Female 142. Classic Head – Horse -Male 143. Classic Head – Pony - Male 144. Best Mane & Tail – Male 145. Best Mane & Tail – Female 146. Broken Coloured Horse/Pony

147. Dilute Coloured Horse/Pony 148. Spotted Coloured Horse/Pony 149. Solid Coloured Horse/Pony 150. Any Other Coloured Horse/Pony 151. Classic Trot – Male Horse/Pony 152. Classic Trot – Female Horse/Pony

MINIATURE HORSE & PONY & SMALL HORSE PERFORMANCE

153. Junior (2 yrs & under 4 yrs) Miniature Horse/Pony Hunter

154. Senior (4 yrs & over) Miniature Horse/Pony Hunter

155. Junior (2 yrs & under 4 yrs) Small Horse Hunter

156. Senior (4 yrs & over) Small Horse Hunter

157. Senior (4 yrs & over) Miniature Horse/Pony Fault & Out

158. Senior (4 yrs & over) Small Horse Fault & Out

159. Junior (under 4 yrs) Mini Horse/Pony Trail

160. Senior (4 yrs & over) Mini Horse/Pony Trail

161. Junior (under 4 yrs) Small Horse Trail 162. Senior (4 yrs & over) Small Horse Trail


Ring 3 – 8.30am HALTER CLASSES

Champion and Reserve Champion awards are selected from all first place getters in the respective breed division.

Nomination $2 Prizemoney: 1st – $10, 2nd - $5, 3rd – Ribbon

Shetland Halter Classes

163. Filly 164. Colt 165. Mare 166. Stallion

167. Gelding 168. Family group – mare / stallion and

two progeny 169. Sire / Dam group – two progeny

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION SHETLAND

Miniature Pony



CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION MINIATURE PONY

Australian Pony (Registered APSBS)



CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION AUSTRALIAN STUD BOOK PONY

Welsh Pony (Pure Bred) A,B,C,D



CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION

Ribbons sponsored by WELSH PONY & COB SOCIETY

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Nomination $2 Prizemoney: 1st – $10, 2nd - $5, 3rd – Ribbon

Riding Pony Stud Book Society Inc Classes (LED) Registered RPSBS



CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION LED RIDING PONY BEST LED PONY EXHIBIT

Judged from winners of all registered Pony Classes

Unregistered Open Led Pony – Under 14 h/h



BEST EXHIBIT Under 3 - judged in Ring 4

• All First place winners Under 3 years in the Halter Classes are eligible to compete for the Best Exhibit Under 3 years

• (Bailey Family Trophy) sponsored by Jenny Bailey

SUPREME LED EXHIBIT – Single Family Trophy - judged in Ring 4

• The Single Family Supreme Led Exhibit of the Show will be selected from the winner of the Best Exhibit under 3 Years, Champion Mare, Champion Stallion and Champion Gelding

RIDDEN CLASSES

Aust. Saddle Pony Classes

Saddle Ponies are to be ridden (Under 14.2hh Registered) 195. Mare – Under 13hh 196. Mare - Over 13 hh 197. Stallion

198. Gelding – Uder 13hh 199. Gelding – Over 13hh

BEST SADDLE PONY EXHIBIT

Ridden Classes

200. Shetland 201. APSBP – Under 13 hh 202. APSBP - Over 13 hh 203. Welsh Pony 204. Riding Stud Book Pony – Under 13hh 205. Riding Stud Book Pony – Over 13hh 206. Unregistered Pony


Ring 4 – 8.00am HALTER CLASSES

Nomination $2 Prizemoney: 1st – $10, 2nd - $5, 3rd - Ribbon

Registration papers must be produced if requested. Classes may be divided at the Judges’ and Stewards’ discretion. Champion awards are selected from all first place getters in the respective breed divisions, a Reserve Champion will only be selected if deserving.

Andalusian Horses (Pure & Part Bred)

207. Filly 208. Colt 209. Mare 210. Stallion 211. Gelding

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION ANDALUSIAN Champion Andalusian wins a trophy donated by Betty & Derek Grayson

Arabian Horses (Pure & Part Bred)


CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION ARABIAN

Australian National Saddle Horse (ANSA)


CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL SADDLE HORSE

Warmblood 222. Filly 223. Colt 224. Mare 225. Stallion 226. Gelding

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION WARMBLOOD

Blood Horse


CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION BLOOD HORSE Trophy donated by RA & ME Henderson

CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION SOLID PAINT

Australian Stock Horses


CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION AUSTRALIAN STOCK HORSE


Other Breeds

Open to Registered Horse/Pony that does not have a breed class at the show 237. Filly 238. Colt 239. Mare 240. Stallion 241. Gelding

BEST OF ANY OTHER BREED WINS THE LOLA GOODMAN MEMORIAL TROPHY

This trophy is donated by Ken Goodman, Brad Goodman, Veronica Elliott, Kyley Baker and Tania Goodman in loving memory of their mother.

Led Galloways - may be unregistered

242. Mare 243. Stallion 244. Gelding

Station Stock Horses - may be unregistered

245. Mare 246. Stallion 247. Gelding

BEST EXHIBIT Under 3 – judged in Ring 4

• All First place winners Under 3 years in the Halter Classes are eligible to compete for the Best Exhibit Under 3 years

(Bailey Family Trophy) sponsored by Jenny Bailey

SUPREME LED EXHIBIT – Single Family Trophy - judged in Ring 4

• The Single Family Supreme Led Exhibit of the Show will be selected from the winner of the Best Exhibit under 3 Years, Champion Mare, Champion Stallion and Champion Gelding

BREED PERFORMANCE CLASSES

Nomination $3 Prizemoney: 1st – $15, 2nd - $10, 3rd - $5. 248. Andalusian Horse Under Saddle. 249. Arab Under Saddle 250. ANSA Under Saddle 251. Australian Stock Horse (A.S.H.A. judged as Working Stockhorse) 252. Ridden Quarter Horse 253. Ridden Appaloosa 254. Ridden Paint Horse 255. Ridden Pinto 256. Stallion Under saddle – any bred


Ring 5 (Sand Arena) – 8.00am

Western Performance Classes

This event is AQHA registered & run under the rules of the AQHA & the by-laws of the Mt Larcom Show Society Inc. Horses entered in AQHA sanctioned events MUST be registered with a breed ass..

HALTER CLASSES

Nomination $2, Prizemoney: 1st – $10, 2nd - $5, 3rd Ribbon

Quarter Horse (3- is 3yrs & under) (4+ is 4yrs & over)

257. Colt 3- 258. Stallion 4+

259. Gelding 3- 260. Gelding 4+

261. Filly 3- 262. Mare 4+

CHAMPION AND RES CHAMPION QUARTER HORSE X 4

Appaloosa

263. Filly 264. Colt

265. Mare 266. Stallion

267. Gelding

CHAMPION AND RES CHAMPION APPALOOSA

Paint


271. Stallion 272. Gelding 273. Best Marked Paint Horse Exhibit

CHAMPION AND RES CHAMPION PAINT HORSE

Pinto


277. Stallion 278. Gelding 279. Best marked Pinto exhibit

CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION PINTO

Solid Paint



CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION SOLID PAINT


Nomination $2, Prizemoney: 1st – $10, 2nd - $5, 3rd Ribbon #(Horse registration N/A)

Showmanship At Halter

285. Select Amateur 286. Amateur 287. Youth (5-18yrs)

288. Improver (registration N/A)# 289. Beginner (registration N/A)#

Western Pleasure – (cannot compete in Ranch Riding as well.)

290. Select Amateur 291. Amateur 292. Youth (5-18yrs) 293. Junior Horse

294. Senior Horse. 295. Beginner Horse (registration N/A)# 296. Improver Horse (registration N/A)#

Western Horsemanship

297. Select Amateur 298. Amateur 299. Youth (5-18 yrs)

300. Beginner Rider (registration N/A)# 301. Improver Rider (registration N/A)#

Trail

302. Select Amateur 303. Amateur 304. Youth (5-18 yrs) 305. Junior Horse

306. Senior Horse 307. Beginner Horse/Rider # 308. Improver (registration N/A)#

Reining (patterns for Reining classes will be available on the day)


312. Junior Horse 313. Senior Horse 314. Beginner Horse/Rider #

Ranch Riding – (cannot compete in Western Pleasure as well.) 315. Select Amateur 316. Amateur 317. Youth (5-18 yrs) 318. Junior Horse


HUNTER UNDER SADDLE.

322. Select Amateur 323. Amateur 324. Youth (5-18yrs) 325. Junior Horse


HUNTER SEAT EQUITATION


332. Beginner Rider #

333. Improver Rider #


TIME TRIAL

334. TIME TRIAL

Nomination $5, Prizemoney: 1st - $60, 2nd - $50, 3rd - $40, 4th - $30, 5th - $20, 6th $10 Sponsored by : Curtis Horse Trail Riding Club Inc.

• Commence from start square to ‘A”. Complete a 360° turn with drum on the left.

• Proceed to ‘B’. Open gate, pass through and close the gate.

• Proceed to ‘C’. Complete a 360°turn with the drum on the right.

• Proceed to ‘D’. Complete a 360°turn with the drum on the left.

• Proceed to ‘C’ and complete a turn with the drum on the right.

• Proceed to ‘E’ ‘F’ and ‘G’ and collect the three flags.

• Proceed to ‘H’. Ride through the rails and then back up.

• Proceed to ‘I’ and deposit the three flags in the drum

• Proceed to ‘J’ and jump the jump.

• Finish between the finish pegs.


Mt Larcom Show Dressage – 2019 Preparatory E (2015) – effective 1/1/13

TEST DIRECTIVE IDEAS

1. A Enter at working trot. Straightness on centerline; clear trot rhythm

2. C E

Track left Turn left

Balance & bend in turn; clear trot rhythm

3. X

Circle left 20m diameter working trot

Roundness & size of circle; clear trot rhythm & bend

4. X Circle right 20m diameter working trot

Roundness & size of circle; clear trot rhythm & bend

5. B BFA

Turn right Working trot

Balance & bend in trun; clear trot rhythm

6. A Medium walk Willing & balanced transition; clear walk rhythm

7. KXM

Change rein in free walk allowing the horse to lower and stretch out head and neck whilst maintaining contact.

Complete freedom to stretch neck forward & downward; clear walk rhythm; straightness on diagonal; ground cover

8. M Before

C

Medium walk Working trot

Willing & balanced transition; clear walk & trot rhythm

9. CA Serpentine 3 equal loops in working trot (each loop to be a half 20cm circle)

Clear trot rhythm; balance & bend; shape & size of serpentine

10. FXH Over X

Working trot Show 4-6 steps of walk before proceeding in working trot

Clear trot rhythm; straightness, quality of walk steps

11. Transitions/balance FXH Willing & balanced transitions, clear trot rhythm

12. C MXK KA

Working trot Change rein Working trot

Clear trot rhythm; straightness on diagonal, balance & bend through corner

13. A X

Down centre line. Halt- Immobility – salute.

Balanced & bend in turn; straightness on centerline; willing & balanced transition to halt; clear trot rhythm

Leave arena in walk on long rein at A


Preliminary 1.1 Test – effective 1/1/14


1. A X

Enter at working trot. Halt, Salute Proceed in working trot

Straightness on centerline & in halt; immobility; quality of trot; willing; balanced transitions

2. C E

Track left Circle left 20m

Bend & balance in turn; quality oftrot; shape & size of circle; bend

3. A

AFB

Circle left 20m Developing left lead canter second half of circle Working canter

Quality of trot & canter; willing, calm transition; shape & sie of circle; bend

4. BE Half Circle left 20m Quality of circle; shape & size of half circle; bend

5. Between E & K

Working trot

Willing, balanced transition; quality of canter & trot

6. A

Before A A

Circle left 20m rising trot, allowing the horse to stretch forward & downward. Shorten the reins Working trot

Forward & downward stretch over the back into a light contact maintaining balance & quality of trot; bend; shape & size of circle; smooth, balanced transitions

7. Between A & F

Medium walk. Willing, balanced transition; quality of trot & walk

8. FXH HC

Free walk on long rein Medium walk

Reach & ground cover of free walk allowing complete freedom to stretch the nedck forward & downward; quality & regularity of medium walk; willing, balanced transitions; straightness on diagonal

9. C Working trot Willing, balanced transition; quality of trot

10. B Circle right 20m Quality of trot; shape & size of circle; bend

11. A

AKE

Circle right 20m, developing right lead canter second half of circle Working canter

Quality of trot & canter; willing calm transition; shape & size of circle; bend

12. EB Half circle right 20m Quality of canter; shape & size of half circle; bend

13. Between B & F

Working trot Willing, balanced transition; quality of canter & trot

14. A X

Down Centreline Halt, Salute

Bend & balance in turn, straightness on centerline & in halt; willing balanced transition; immobility

Leave arena in walk on long rein at A


Novice Test 2:1 – effective 1/1/14


1. A x

Enter in working trot. Halt, salute Proceed in working trot

Straightness on centerline and in halt: Immobility; quality of trot; willing; balance transitions

2. C EX XB

Track left Half circle left 10m Half circle right 10m

Bend and balance in turn; shape of half circles; straightness on centerline showing supple change of bend; quality of trot

3. KXM MC

Lengthen stride in trot Working trot

Moderate lengthening of frame & stride; quality & consistent tempo of trot; willing, balance transitions; straightness

4. C

Before C C

Circle left 20m rising trot Allowing horse to stretch forward & downward. Shorten the reins Working trot

Forward & downward stretch over the back into a light contact maintaining balance & quality of trot; bend; shape & size of circle; smooth, balanced transitions

5. Between C and H

Medium walk

Willing, balanced transition; quality of trot & walk

6. HP PF

Free walk on a long rein Medium walk

Reach & ground cover of free walk allowing complete freedom to stretch the neck forward & downward; quality & regularity of medium walk; willing, balanced transitions; straightness

7. F A

Working trot Working canter right lead

Willing, balanced transition; quality of trot & canter

8. E Circle right 15m Quality of canter; shape & size of trot & canter

9. MP Between

P&A

Lengthen stride in canter Develop working canter

Moderate lengthening of frame & stride; quality & consistent tempo of canter; willing, balanced transitions; straightness

10. KXM X

Change rein Working trot

Willing, balanced transition; quality of canter & trot; straightness

11. C Working canter left lead Willing, balanced transition; quality of canter

12. E Circle left 15m Quality of canter; shape & size of circle; bend

13. FR Between

R&C

Lengthen stride in canter Develop working canter

Moderate lengthening of frame & stride; quality & consistent tempo of canter; willing, balanced transitions; straightness

14. C Working trot Willing; balanced transition; quality of trot

15. HXF FA

Lengthen stride in trot Working trot

Moderate lengthening of frame & stride; quality & consistent tempo of trot; willing, balanced transitions; straightness

16. A X

Down centerline Halt, Sallute

Bend & balance in turn; straightness on centrelline; willing, balanced transition; immobility

Leave arena in walk on long rein at A.


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‘STABLE MANAGER’ Ms Elizabeth Rose

21 The Oaks Rd, Tannum Sands QLD 4680

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Phone:- 0438 811777

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Particulars $10 per stall

Pony/Mini Stalls (Number required) ……… Height of pony/ies……………... $

Horse Stalls (Number required)……………… Height of horse/s ……….…….. $

Stallion Stalls (Number required) …………….Height of stallion/s……………. $

Horses contained in electric fences - @ $4 per horse $

Admission – COMPETITORS PASS.

$25 for two people per Camp for three nights of show, extra persons $5 ea

Day admission at the gate Adult $15 p/d

Pensioner/Under 16 - $8 p/d

Family (2 adults, 3 primary) $40. - Number adults ______, Child ________

Week end passes available for an extra $5.

Current Gas/Electrical Certificate's are required to Camp.

If paying direct deposit, please include printed copy with reservation.

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Total payable $

SAWDUST MAY BE AVAILABLE

Bedding hay/wood shavings, can be ordered from Mt Larcom Produce 4975 1111

Please make cheques payable to the Mt Larcom & District Show Society Inc. and post to the Stable Manager at the address at the top of the form. Please enclose a stamped SAE

TO ENSURE RESERVATIONS, PLEASE RETURN THIS FORM BEFORE 15th JUNE.

Direct Deposit:- BANK: Bendigo Bank Inc. BSB: 633108. ACCT: 140223835 Reference: ( Surname + Horse)


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