Horse schedule
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2010 Horse Judges
Hunter Breeding (classes 106-113) Mr T Lucas, Ammanford, Carmarthanshire
Pony Breeding (classes 114-115) Mr J Carter, Dawlish, Devon
Ridden Pony (classes 116-120) Mrs T Scholfield, Winkleigh, Devon
Pony Club (classes 121-122) Mrs S Plummer, Beaworthy, Devon
Ridden Hunter-Ridden (classes 123-126) Ms L Chamberlain, Ashburton, Devon
Ridden Hunter-Conformation (classes 123-126) Mr S Stevens, South Molton, Devon
Side Saddle Mr C Cole, Launceston, Cornwall
Side Saddle Concour d'Elegance Mrs J Boucher, Taunton, Somerset
Working Hunter-Ridden (classes 129-132) Mrs R French, Newton Abbot, Devon
Working Hunter-Conformation (classes 129-132) Mrs S Holdsworth, Badminton, Gloucestershire
Mountain & Moorland Mrs E D Locke, Okehampton, Devon
Shetlands Ms C Seipp, Yelverton, Devon
Welsh Ponies Mr S Patch, Felton, Somerset
Dartmoors Mrs S E Martin, Yelverton, Devon
Coloureds Mr D Hodge, Okehampton, Devon
Supreme Horse Championship Mrs D Douglas-Pennant, Ashburton, Devon
Donkey Classes Mrs C Seward, Bampton, Devon
Private Driving Mrs J Boucher, Taunton, Somerset
Driving Concour d'Elegance Mr C Cole, Launceston, Cornwall
HUNTER BREEDING
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All Light Horse Entry Fees are included in the Prize Money
H1 The Carl Throgmorton Challenge Cup for the Supreme Champion Light Horse in
the Show. Champions and Reserve Champions for each Light Horse section are eligible.
H2 Mr Peter Wakeham has kindly donated a prize of £50.00 to be awarded to the Supreme
Champion Light Horse
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Entry Fee £6
Prize money: 1st - £30, 2nd - £20, 3rd - £12, 4th - £8
Mrs C Howkins has kindly sponsored Class 106
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106
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BROOD MARE (Over 15.2hh calculated to breed a Hunter) with foal at foot
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SPECIAL PRIZES
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H3
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The Dick Lister Cup, presented by the committee in memory of the late R H Lister, for the Best Brood Mare exhibited by a local exhibitor in Class 106. Local area to be as Class 123. (As Indicated on local map on page 31 )
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H4
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A Silver Cup (Perpetual) presented to the committee by the late Mr W Beaumont, will be awarded to the Best Brood Mare in Class 106
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Entry Fee £3
Prize money: 1st - £12, 2nd - £8, 3rd - £6, 4th - £4
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107
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BEST FOAL In Class 106
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SPECIAL PRIZE
H5 The Diptford Stud (Perpetual) Trophy presented by Susan Freeth, will be awarded to the highest placed foal in class 107
Entry Fee £6
Prize money: 1st - £30, 2nd - £20, 3rd - £12, 4th - £8
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108
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MARE (15.2hh and under calculated to breed a Hunter) with foal at foot
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Entry Fee £3
Prize money: 1st - £12, 2nd - £8, 3rd - £6, 4th - £4
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109
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BEST FOAL in Class 108
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SPECIAL PRIZES
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H6
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The Langaller Farm Brood Mare Premium Award presented by Mr C H Upham. This takes the form of a rosette and a voucher worth £75 awarded to the highest placed Brood Mare and is redeemable against any Stud Fee for a stallion standing at Langaller Farm during the current or following season. Only one award per Mare per season. Where the winning mare has already won a voucher in the current year, the award goes to the next highest placed eligible Mare
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Entry Fee £6
Prize money: 1st - £30, 2nd - £20, 3rd - £12, 4th - £8
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110
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BEST THREE YEAR OLD FILLY OR GELDING (calculated to make a Hunter) to be led
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111
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BEST TWO YEAR OLD FILLY OR GELDING (calculated to make a Hunter) to be led.
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H7
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A Trophy kindly presented by Mrs C A Howkins for the Best Local Exhibit in Classes 110 and 111. Local areas as Class 123
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112
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BEST YEARLING FILLY, COLT OR GELDING (calculated to make a Hunter) to be led
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113
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BEST TWO OR THREE YEAR OLD FILLY OR GELDING
Likely to make a small hunter/hack/riding horse not exceeding 15.2hh at maturity. Two year olds should not exceed 15.0hh, and three year olds 15.1hh on Show day
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In Hand Championship – 106, 108, 110, 111, 112, 113.
1st and 2nd prize winners eligible
SPECIAL PRIZES
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H 8
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The Holmes Challenge Cup will be presented for the Best Exhibit in Classes 106, 108, 110, 111, 112 and 113. This cup has been presented by The Late Dr Esmond Jellicoe.
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H9
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The Silver Cup presented by the Horse and Pony Breeding and Benefit Fund will bepresented to the Best Exhibit in Class 113
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RIDING PONY – BREEDING
Entry Fee £4
Prize money; 1st - £15, 2nd - £10, 3rd - £8, 4th - £6
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115
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BEST YEARLING, FILLY, COLT OR GELDING, calculated to make a riding pony, not to exceed 14.2hh at maturity.
BEST TWO OR THREE YEAR OLD FILLY OR GELDING, calculated to make a riding pony, not exceeding 14.2hh at maturity.
SPECIAL PRIZES
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H10
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The Lara Creber Trophy (Perpetual) presented by Mrs J H Creber will be awarded to the Best Local Exhibit in Class 115
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H 11
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The Compass Caravan Cup (Perpetual) will be presented to the Best Exhibit in Classes 114 and 115
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1st and 2nd Prize winners in both classes are eligible to compete for Championship Rosette.
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RIDDEN PONIES
Entry Fee £4
Prize money: 1st - £20, 2nd - £12, 3rd - £8, 4th - £6
Harrisons Garage, Totnes have kindly sponsored Class 120
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116
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BEST LED PONY 12.2hh or under to be suitable for and ridden by a child of 10 years of age or under
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117
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BEST CHILD’S PONY Not exceeding 13.2hh suitable for and ridden by a child of 14 years or under
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118
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BEST CHILD’S PONY Not exceeding 12.2hh suitable and ridden by a child of 12 years or under
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119
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BEST RIDING PONY Not exceeding 14.2hh
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120
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NOVICE PONY 14.2hh or under not having won a prize of £5 or over in a Riding Pony Class prior to day of close of entries
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SPECIAL PRIZES
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H12
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The Carew Filling Station Trophy (Perpetual) will be awarded to the winner of Class 116
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H13
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The Blagdon Cup kindly presented by the late Mr G H Winsor for the Best Exhibit in Class 117
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H14
H15
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The C C Whitley Challenge cup (Perpetual) presented by the late C C Whitley Esq. for the Best Pony not exceeding 14.2hh.
The Torbay Hunter and Pony Feeds, Perpetual Challenge Cup will be presented to the Best Local Pony not exceeding 14.2hh in class 119. The local area to be as class 123
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H16
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A Silver Cup presented by Harrisons Garage in memory of the late R C Niles Esq., for the Best Local Pony in Class 120
Local area to be as Class 117
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PONY CLUB CLASSES
Entry Fee £3.00
Vouchers: 1st - £15, 2nd - 10, 3rd - £5, 4th - £2
Leonard Coombe Master Saddlers, Newton Abbot, have kindly sponsored
class 121 & 122
Classes 121 & 122 are open to members of any branch of the Pony Club riding their own ponies or ponies regularly hired or borrowed for all Pony Club activities including rallies. Prizes will be given for performance (including jumping), cleanliness and neatness of turnout.
Conformation of pony not to be taken into account.
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121
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OPEN to ponies not exceeding 13.2hh
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122
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OPEN to ponies and horses over 13.2hh
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SPECIAL PRIZES
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H17
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Lloyds Bank Trophy will be awarded to the winner of Class 121
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H18
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The Gerry Bodger Cup will be awarded to the winner of Class 122
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H19
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The Tiny Tim Perpetual Trophy presented by Miss D Murch to the best Pony Club pony from Classes 121and 122
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RIDDEN HUNTERS
Entry Fee £5
Prize money; 1st - £20, 2nd - £12, 3rd - £10, 4th - £8
Totnes & Bridgetown Races Ltd have kindly sponsored Classes 123, 124 and 125
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123
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BEST LOCAL HUNTER Confined to exhibitors who are resident within a radius of ten miles of Totnes Post Office (click here to view the map) as indicated on map on page 31 Confined to horses that have not won a first prize of £10 or over in a Ridden Hunter Class prior to the day of close of entries.
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- Entry Fee £8
Prize money: 1st - £40, 2nd - £30, 3rd - £20, 4th - £10
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124
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OPEN HUNTER CLASS to carry up to 14 stones
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125
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SMALL HUNTER 15.2hh or under
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126
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BEST RIDDEN COB
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Mare or Gelding exceeding 14.2hh,
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SPECIAL PRIZES
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H20
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THE GEORGE WINSOR CUP, presented by Mrs Julie Winsor in memory of her late husband, will be awarded to the winner of class 124
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H21
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The Charmaine Garage Cup (Perpetual) will be awarded to the winner of Class 125
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H22
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A Perpetual Silver Cup, for the Best Ridden Hunter in the Classes 123, 124, 125 and 126
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H23
H24
H25
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The Alfred Hingston Cup, presented by the late Col. A Hingston for the Best Local Hunter
Penny King Cup presented by Mrs P King will be awarded to the Best Cob in Class 126
A special Rosette will be awarded to the Best Cob 15.1 hh and under in Class 126
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SIDE SADDLE
Entry Fee £4.00
Prize money: 1st - £25, 2nd - £15, 3rd - £10, 4th - £6
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127
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The Side Saddle Association EQUITATION CHAMPIONSHIPS OPEN QUALIFYING CLASS
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Run under S.S.A. Rules defined in the current Members’ Handbook
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Open to S.S.A. Members and Non-Members. Members carrying their current Championship Points Cards are eligible for S.S.A. Rosettes to 3rd Adult and 3rd Junior places and S.S.A. Championship Points.
SPECIAL PRIZE
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Side Saddle International offer a rosette to the Adult member and Manor Grange Stud Show Centre to the Junior member judged to be the best turned out.
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QUALIFIER FOR THE SIR LANCELOT MEMORIAL TROPHY
A Special rosette will be offered to the Adult member of the S.S.A. Area in which the Show is organized, who during the equitation class (irrespective of final placing) is judged to be most elegant. That member will be eligible to compete in the final for The Sir Lancelot Memorial Trophy (donated by the late Mrs E Skelton) as the National Side Saddle Show. A member may only qualify once per season between one National Show and the next, and if the Judges first choice has already qualified a rosette will be awarded to the next eligible competitor.
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Class
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Entry Fee £3
Prize money: 1st - £15, 2nd - £10, 3rd - £8, 4th - £6
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128
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Side-Saddle Costume Concours d’Elegance
The sole criterion for this class is the elegance of the picture presented by the horse/pony and rider, and the way of going of the horse/pony. Safe tack must be used. Detailed inspection of the rider’s period costume is not required. Fancy dress is not permitted. Competitors are required to walk, trot and canter. No individual show is required, but the judge may ask small groups of riders to give short displays. 2 Special rosettes to the highest placed Adult and Junior Members of the S.S.A.
Competitors should produce a brief written resume about their costumes for the Commentator.
Juniors must wear hats to current British Safety Standards or above for this class. Adult riders not wearing such hats do so at their own risk.
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WORKING HUNTERS
Entry Fee £6
Prize money: 1st - £30 2nd - £20 3rd - £12 4th 8
Keith Evans-Equine Dentist, Buckfastleigh has kindly sponsored Class 131
Jump heights will be determined by the judge on the day
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129
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NOVICE WORKING HUNTER PONY – 14.2hh and under (not having won any prize money in a Working Hunter Class prior to close of entries). Leading rein ponies not eligible.
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130
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BEST WORKING HUNTER - 14.2 hh and under. To be judged 75% Jumping: 25% Showing
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131
132
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NOVICE WORKING HUNTER – Over 14.2 hh (not having won any prize money in a Working Hunter Class prior to the close of entries)
BEST WORKING HUNTER – Over 14.2 hh. To be judged 75% Jumping: 25% Showing
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SPECIAL PRIZES
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H26
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The Bradbury Cup (Perpetual) will be awarded to the Best Exhibit in Classes 129 to 132
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H27
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The Master Maxwell Rose Bowl (Perpetual) presented by The Cruse Family in memory of his achievements at his favorite Show in class 130
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MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND PONIES
Entry Fee £4.00
Prize money: 1st - £12, 2nd - £8, 3rd - £6, 4th - £4
All Mountain & Moorland entries are to be registered with their respective Breed Societies.
Dartmoor and Welsh sections are eligible for the Mountain and Moorland Classes.
Tony Vowden,D.I.P.,W.C.F., Farrier, Dawlish has kindly sponsored Class 138
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133
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BEST MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND Yearling
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134
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BEST MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND Small (Lead Rein)
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135
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BEST MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND Small (Ridden) – Mare or gelding
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NOTE: Exhibitors may only enter Class 134 or 135
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136
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BEST MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND Shetland, Welsh A & B, Dartmoor, Exmoor. In hand to be shown in natural state.
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137
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BEST MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND New Forest, Fells, Dales, Welsh C & D, Highland, Connemara. In hand to be shown in natural state.
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138
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BEST MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND Large (Ridden) – Mare or gelding
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SPECIAL PRIZES
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H28
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A Perpetual Silver Cup presented by Mr A Poole (Westward Ice Creams) will be awarded to the Best exhibit in the Mountain & Moorland Classes.
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H29
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A Perpetual Challenge Cup presented by Helen Woodgate LRPS – Equine Specialist Photographer will be awarded to the highest placed Dales Pony in Class 137
Rosette for highest placed Dartmoor in Classes 134 and 135
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SHETLAND PONIES
Entry Fee £4.00
Prize money: 1st - £12, 2nd - £8, 3rd - £6, 4th - £4
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139
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BEST MARE OR GELDING 4 years and over and STALLIONS 3 years and over
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140
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BEST FILLY OR GELDING 1, 2 or 3 years old, and COLTS, 1 & 2 years old
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141
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BEST MINIATURE SHETLAND (34” and under – any age).
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SPECIAL PRIZE
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H30
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The Littlecombe Cup (Perpetual) presented by Mrs A White for the Best Exhibit in the Shetland Pony Classes.
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H31
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The Fern Allen Memorial Cup presented by Mrs Harriett Palk for the Best Local Miniature in Show
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WELSH PONIES
Entry Fee £4.00
Prize money: 1st - £12, 2nd - £8, 3rd - £6, 4th - £4
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142
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BEST FOUR YEAR OLD AND OVER –, Brood Mare, Barren Mare or Gelding
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143
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BEST YEARLING, TWO OR THREE YEAR OLD – Colt, Filly or Gelding
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Section A & B ridden
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144
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BEST FOUR YEAR OLD AND OVER – Brood Mare, Barren Mare and Gelding
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Section C & D in hand
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145
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BEST FOUR YEAR OLD OR OVER – Brood Mare, Barren Mare, or Gelding
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146
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BEST YEARLING, TWO OR THREE YEAR OLD – Colt, Filly or Gelding
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Section C & D Ridden
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147
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BEST FOUR YEAR OLD AND OVER – Brood Mare, Barren Mare, and Geldings
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DARTMOOR PONIES
Entry Fee £4.00
Prize money: 1st - £12, 2nd - £8, 3rd - £6, 4th - £4.
Totnes Show has been designated as a Qualifier for the Society’s Devon & Cornwall Championship
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148
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BEST YEARLING
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149
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BEST TWO OR THREE YEAR OLD
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150
151
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BEST MARE OR GELDING 4 years old or over
BEST FOAL (Foaled in 2010out of mare shown in Class 150) All foals must be three weeks old.
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SPECIAL PRIZES
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H32
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A Special Rosette presented by the Dartmoor Pony Society for the Best Dartmoor Pony shown by an exhibitor who is a member of the Dartmoor Pony Society.
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H33
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The South West Trustee Savings Bank Trophy (Perpetual) presented by the South West Trustee Savings Bank will be awarded to the Best Exhibit in the Dartmoor Pony Classes.
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COLOURED
Entry Fee £4
Prize money: 1st - £15, 2nd - £10, 3rd - £8, 4th - £6
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BEST SKEWBALD AND PIEBALD MARE OR GELDING – Four years or over (to be ridden), any height, or type
BROOD MARE (Coloured or Plain) with coloured foal at foot
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154
155
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BEST COLOURED FOAL – out of mare in Class 153
BEST TWO OR THREE YEAR OLD PIEBALD OR SKEWBALD FILLY OR GELDING
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156
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BEST YEARLING PIEBALD OR SKEWBALD COLT FILLY OR GELDING
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SPECIAL PRIZE
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H34
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A Special prize of £5 has been kindly presented by Mr C H Upham for the Winner of Class 153
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H35
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The Mark Thrupp Memorial Salver has been kindly presented by Mrs J Thrupp for the Best Exhibit in the Coloured Section
The Atlantis Marine Power Cup has been kindly donated by Atlantis Marine Power Limited for Best Ridden in Class 152
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DONKEY CLASSES
Entry Fee £3.00
Prize money: 1st - £8 2nd - £6 3rd - £5 4th - £3
Affiliated to the Donkey Breed Society
Donkey Classes are open to everyone whether a member of the Donkey Breed Society or not, but D.B.S. Rosettes can only be awarded to Donkeys owned by D.B.S.members.
DBS Championship Show Qualifier
The In Hand and Driving Champion Donkey at the Show automatically qualifies for the relevant Championship at the DBS Annual Supreme Championship on 14 and 15 August 2010 at Rodbaston College, Stafford provided it is owned by a fully paid up member of the DBS. A donkey may win more than one Championship at shows but will qualify only once for the DBS Supreme Championship Show. Where the In Hand Champion Donkey has previously qualified, the Reserve Champion Donkey will be deemed the Qualifier. *Stallions and Colts must be properly dressed in bridle and bit, with a leading rein correctly attached to the bit. No person under the age of 18 may handle an entire male Donkey (foals excepted)
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*STALLION OR GELDING 4 years old or over
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158
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MARE OR MARE WITH FOAL AT FOOT Mares of 4 years old and over and broodmares of 5 years old and over with own foal at foal at foot, foals to be 6 weeks old or over.
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*COLT OR GELDING 2 or 3 years old
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160
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161
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YEARLING COLT, FILLY OR GELDING
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HANDY DONKEY Judged individually, in hand, round a short course. To show the obedience of the Animal. No whips. No foals. An exhibitor may enter more than one Donkey.
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OPEN DRIVING CLASS Driven Donkey: (Donkey to be 4 years old or over).
Judged as an Exercise Vehicle Class - Where performance of the Donkey is judged provided the vehicle and harness fit correctly and are clean and safe.
Championship – for 1st and 2nd prizewinners from Classes 157-161
SPECIAL PRIZES
The Donkey Breed Society will present the following rosettes to its members who own the winning exhibits.
Rosettes to the Best Gelding in Classes 157,159 and 161
Rosettes to the Best Foal in Class 158
Rosette to the Best Two Year Old in each of Classes 159 and 160
Rosette to the Best Exercise Vehicle, Class 163
Rosette for the Best Junior Whip in Class 163
Rosette for the Best Novice Donkey in each of Classes 157, 158(not foals), 159,160 and 161
Rosette to the Best Young Handler in Class 158
Rosette for the highest placed Traditional Vehicle, Class163
Rosette for the Novice Driving, Class 163
The definition of a novice donkey is given on page 7 of the Donkey Breed Society’s rules for showing and judging.
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Championship for 1st and 2nd prize winners from classes 157 - 161
PRIVATE DRIVING
Affiliated to The British Driving Society
Entry Fee £5
Prize money: 1st - £30 2nd - £20 3rd - £15 4th - £10 5th - £5
Class 164 is a qualifier for the 2010 Osborne Refrigerators BDS National Championships. The highest placed turnout owned and driven by a member of the British Driving Society and eligible for the following Type-Section/s disregarding those already qualified down to 6th place in the class will qualify for the 2010 Semi-Finals. The Championship will immediately follow the Semi-Finals
Entrants on the day will be entitled to a £10.00 appearance payment
Type-Section/s
a Single hackney-type
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164
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OPEN DRIVING CLASS
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165
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DRIVING CLASS CONCOURS D’ELEGANCE
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The Criterion for this Class is the elegance of the picture presented by the turnout of the carriage horse/pony and driver
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SPECIAL PRIZES
H39 The Woollcombe Cup kindly presented by the late Mr D Folland for the Best Exhibit in
Class 164
EXHIBITORS PLEASE NOTE
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The Committee has agreed that the following Cups will be presented in the Main Ring at the time of the Grand Parade; the remaining cups to be collected from the Secretary’s Tent by the winners before they leave the Show Ground.
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SUPREME HORSE CHAMPIONSHIP
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H1
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Carl Throgmorton Cup – Supreme Champion
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H14
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Whitley Cup – Best Pony not exceeding 14.2hh.
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H22
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Ridden Hunter Cup – Best Ridden Hunter
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H28
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Westward Ice Cream Cup – Best Mountain & Moorland
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H30
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Littlecombe Cup – Best Shetland Pony
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H33
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South West Trustees Savings Bank Cup – Best Dartmoor Pony
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H35
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The Mark Thrupp Memorial Salver – Best Coloured
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H37
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Gerald Harris Cup – Best Donkey
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H39
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Woollcombe Cup – Best Driving Turnout
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TIME TABLE OF EVENTS FOR THE HUNTER BREEDING, PONIES, DONKEYS AND UNAFFILIATED SHOWJUMPING
MAIN SHOW FIELD
RING 1 Judging will commence at 8.30 am
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123
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LOCAL HUNTER
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124
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OPEN HUNTER
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125
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SMALL HUNTER
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HUNTER CHAMPIONSHIP
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126
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COB
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127
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SIDE SADDLE
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DRIVING AND CONCOURS d’ELEGANCE
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128
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COSTUME CLASS - SIDE SADDLE
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SUPREME HORSE CHAMPIONSHIP
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RING 2 Judging will commence at 9.00 am
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106, 107
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HUNTER BROOD MARE AND FOAL
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108, 109
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SMALL BROOD MARE AND FOAL
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110
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3 YEAR OLD HUNTER
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111
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2 YEAR OLD HUNTER
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112
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YEARLING HUNTER
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113
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2/3 YR OLD SMALL HUNTER/HACK/RIDING HORSE
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OUTER SHOW FIELD
RING 3 JUDGING WILL COMMENCE AT 9.00 AM
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121
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PONY CLUB, 13.2hh AND UNDER
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122
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PONY CLUB, 14.2hh AND UNDER
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116
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RIDDEN PONIES-12.2hh LEADING REIN PONY
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117
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RIDDEN PONIES13.2hh RIDDEN PONY
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118
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RIDDEN PONIES12.2hh RIDDEN PONY
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119
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RIDDEN PONIES 14.2hh RIDDEN PONY
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120
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RIDDEN PONIES NOVICE PONY
PONY CHAMPIONSHIP
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RING 4
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COMMENCING AT 9.00 am
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166-172
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UNAFFILIATED SHOWJUMPING
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9.
RING 5 JUDGING WILL COMMENCE AT 9.00 AM
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148-151
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DARTMOOR PONIES
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133-138
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MOUNTAIN AND MOORLAND PONIES
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RING 6 JUDGING WILL COMMENCE AT 9.30 AM
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152-156
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COLOURED -BEST SKEWBALD OR PIEBALD MARE OR GELDING followed by CLASSES 153-156
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129-131
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WORKING HUNTER - Approx 1.00 pm
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WORKING HUNTER CHAMPIONSHIP
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RING 7 JUDGING WILL COMMENCE AT 10.00 AM
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142-147
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WELSH MOUNTAIN PONIES
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114
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RIDING PONY-BREEDING 14.2 hh YEARLING
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115
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RIDING PONY – BREEDING -14.2hh 2 0R 3 YEAR OLD
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RING 8 JUDGING WILL COMMENCE AT 10.00 AM
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139-141
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SHETLAND PONIES
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157-163
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DONKEYS
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