Livestock Prize scheduLe - Balmoral Show

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CONDITIONS OF ENTRY 81. No entry will be accepted unless the colour and sex of the animal are stated on the Entry Form. 82. All horses entered must be the bona fide property of the person in whose name the entry is made. 83. The ages of all horses competing to be calculated from 1st January, except in the case of yearlings, when the date of birth must be given at the time of entry. The age of three year old horses entered in the Breeding & Young Stock section will be verified before entering the judging ring and the age of four year old horses entered in the hunter section will be verified by a veterinary surgeon when the exhibits are lined up in the judging ring. 84. Each Exhibitor of a horse, for which a prize has been awarded must be prepared, when required by the Council, to make a statutory declaration that the conditions and regulations affecting such horse have been complied with, otherwise the prize shall lapse to the Society. 85. Passports must accompany all horses and be available for inspection. MERIT OF AWARDS IN THE COMBINED THOROUGHBRED AND NON THOROUGHBRED CLASSES (BREEDING AND YOUNG STOCK SECTION) 86. In the Breeding and Young stock section, if a thoroughbred is placed 6th or above in the final line up, they will be awarded the 1st prize rosettes for being the highest placed thoroughbred in the class. If however, the highest placed thoroughbred is 7th place or below they would not merit the 1st prize rosette. This is based on an entry of 14 horses forward in the class. If there are 20 or more horses forward then the highest places thoroughbred up to 10th place would be awarded the 1st prize rosette. ELIGIBILITY OF RIDERS 87. In order to establish that riders of ponies are of the correct age for the class entered it will be the responsibility of the exhibitor to ensure that the birth certificate of the rider is available for inspection by the stewards if requested. NUMBERS 88. Back numbers, corresponding with the Catalogue number of the animal will be provided, and must be worn by the grooms or riders, or, in the case of harness horses, on the back of the carriages, whenever they enter the judging ring. HEALTH DECLARATION & VACCINATIONS 89. Exhibitors in the Horse Section must make a written declaration to the effect that each animal entered by them is free from contagious or infectious disease including Equine Influenza. No animal will be admitted to the Showgrounds without such declaration. In addition, each animal may be examined, on arrival at the Showgrounds, by a veterinary surgeon appointed by the Society, before being permitted to occupy its loose box or at any other time during the Show. 90. Vaccination against Equine Influenza - All exhibits (except foals under six months of age) must be properly vaccinated against Equine Influenza in accordance with the Rules laid down by the FEI and the necessary Veterinary Certificate to be available for inspection on arrival at the Showgrounds or at any other time during the Show. 96
RANDOM DOPE TESTING 91. The Society reserves the right to drug test any Exhibit on the Society’s premises and/or take blood/urine samples from any such Exhibit. Should the sample taken prove positive on analysis for a prohibited substance, the Exhibit will be disqualified. 92. The Society will carry out random dope tests at this years Balmoral Show. a. The selection of animals for testing is to be decided by the Chairman of Horse Committee and the Referee judge and they will decide, in advance of the Show, the classes and placing to be tested. b. Tests will be carried out by the Society’s appointed veterinary surgeon and a steward will accompany the veterinary surgeon when tests are being taken. GROOMS 93. If any groom be absent from his horse at the time of judging, the horse will be liable to be excluded from competition. DRESS 94. Each rider and groom must be correctly dressed and riders of exhibits are required to wear protective headgear at all times when the exhibits are being ridden. All exhibitors are encouraged to wear recommended protective headgear to BSI standard with chin strap but in the Working Hunter Horse classes and in the Ridden and Working Hunter Children’s Pony classes, exhibitors must wear a riding hat complying with the current British Standard with safety harnesses fitted and correctly fastened. This will apply both in the judging ring and in practice/warm up areas. For Ridden and Working Hunter ponies this will also apply at any other time when ponies are ridden within the Showgrounds. Exhibitors not complying with this Regulation will be disqualified. STABLING/BEDDING 95. Loose boxes (3m x 3m) for the stabling of horses and ponies (except ridden ponies, hackneys and private driving exhibits) will be provided. Straw will be supplied free of charge for bedding and straw tickets will be forwarded for each animal. Exhibitors are requested to note that the Society does not take charge of or feed any animals. 96. Grooms in charge of horses remaining in the Showgrounds overnight must be in attendance at 7am each morning to clean out the loose boxes. 97. No horse may be stabled in a loose box other than that allocated to it by Society Officials. 98. No horse will be allowed out of its loose box, except by order of one of the Stewards of the class, or a senior member of staff. EXERCISING 99. Ridden horses will be allowed to exercise in the defined exercising area in Ring 1 provided the chief steward or senior staff are satisfied that the ground is in fit condition. 100. Led horses will be allowed to exercise in the defined exercising area in Ring 2 before and at the conclusion of judging. 101. The exercising of horses in the main Arena is strictly prohibited. 102. The exercising or examination of horse on the paths or roadways is strictly forbidden. 97
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Livestock Prize Schedule
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PRIZE SCHEDULE Dates of Closing of
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SHEEP, GOATS and PIGS BORDER LEICES
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CATTLE ABERDEEN ANGUS Mr Albert de
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6.30pm Arena Judging of Hunter Cham
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ENTRY FEES NON-REFUNDABLE ENTRY FEE
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horses CLYDESDALES SPONSORED BY ULS
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horses Combined thoroughbred and no
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hunters Specials S19 S20 S21 S22 S2
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LADIESHUNTERS/Ridinghorses LADIES H
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private driving The order of judgin
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RACEHORSETORIDINGHORSE CELEBRITY RA
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Children’s ponies 58 SHOW HUNTER
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WORKINGHUNTERPONIES The maximum poi
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SHEEP SHEEP SPONSORED BY NORTHERN B
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SHEEP TEXEL Intending exhibitors sh
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SHEEP MULES The BlueFaced leicester
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SHEEP NORTH COUNTRY CHEVIOT The Nor
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SHEEP Specials S97 PERPETUAL CHALLE
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SHEEP ZWARTBLES Only animals ZSA re
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SHEEP SHEEP YOUNG HANDLERS Competit
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GOATS Specials S119 CHAMPION PRIZES
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PIGS PIGS SPONSORED BY DUNBIA Pigs
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Page 59 and 60: POULTRY S158 THE TRIMBLE PERPETUAL
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Page 72 and 73: CATTLE S234 SPECIAL PRIZES, £30 an
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Page 76 and 77: CATTLE S272 THE NORDEN LABORATORIES
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