Horse Results - Surrey County Agricultural Society

forward into the ridden and conformation section if required. The minimum height of aWorking Hunter is reduced to exceeding 148cms (14.2hh).THE ‘SUTHERLAND’ PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP(10), presented by His Grace the late Dukeof Sutherland, KT, PC, for the winner.Method of JudgingTo be judged 60% for jumping performance, 40% as for Hunter classes. The jumping to bejudged 40% for actual jumping, 20% for style and presence. Ride and conformation 40%.Fences to be minimum of eight and a maximum of twelve in number and a maximumheight of 1.14m (3ft 9ins) at the discretion of the judge. Fences should have a naturalappearance and not be easily dislodged. No un‐numbered obstacle can be included in thecourse. The manner of going to be taken into account. No change of rider or tack will beallowed. A rider can ride up to two horses in the jumping phase, but then must select onlyone horse to take forward into the ride and conformation section if so required (no changeof rider is allowed). A skull cap (with navy blue or black cover) or hat and safety harnessaccording to the current approved BSI or European Standard must be worn by ALLcompetitors in the jumping phase. Grade ‘A’ show jumpers and Advanced Event horses arenot eligible to compete in Working Hunter classes. Any horse which has qualified as aGrade A Show Jumper or Advanced Event Horse as at 1st January in the current year is noteligible to compete in Working Hunter classes. Exhibitors will jump in catalogue order. Allobstacles are to be numbered. Horses may be equipped with boots of a plain colour forthe jumping phase only, see SHB(GB) 2011 Rules, ref. ridged or weighted boots. No hindboots or bandages of any description are allowed in the collecting ring, warm up or in theactual class. In the event of a tie in marks, the conformation mark will take precedence,followed by the ride mark, followed by the style mark. Working hunters should initially becalled in and lined up in random order.Class6 WORKING HUNTER, MARE, GELDING or STALLION, 4 years old and over, exceeding 148cms (14.2hh). (Competing stallions must have a white and blue ribbon displayed in theirtail) – Clare N Roscoe has kindly donated prize money in this class14 entriesPrizes: £50, £40, £35, £30, £202 nd ‐7 Mrs Julia Plaisted, Raphael II, Bay Gelding, b.2004, s.Limmerick, d.Beverly rider JuliaPlaisted10 Louise Bell, Into The Blue, rider Louise Bell18 Barbara Hester, Cracker, rider Louise Bell3 rd ‐23 Mr & Mrs Michael Jerram, Ringwood Ambassador, rider Katie Jerram46 Mrs Ann Lewis, Ringwood Touch And Go, Bay Gelding, b.2003, s.Out Of Touch, rider KatieJerram47 Harry Gaunt, Urdko, Bay Gelding, b.2001, s.Iroko, d.Hannebel rider Harry Gaunt48 Barbara Hester, Lennox, Bay Gelding, b.2002, s.Moytill Cavalier Clover, d.Knockmartin Girlrider Barbara Hestor49 Mrs P A Underwood, Royal Gent, Bay Gelding, b.2002, s.Condios, d.Ballycullen Special riderTim Davies1 st ‐50 Mrs P A Underwood, Talking Point II, Bay Gelding, b.2002, s.Nassau, d.Grandessa rider TimDavies4 th ‐51 Miss Kate Walsh, Storm Force, Bay Gelding, b.2004, s.Puissance, d.Curraheen Mist riderMiss Kate Walsh52 Justine Armstrong‐Small, Mainly Manhattan, Bay Gelding, b.2001, s.Manhattan, d. riderJustine Armstrong‐Small53 Vicky White, Kelsterton Merlin, Chestnut Gelding, b.1997, s.Goeswithout Saying, d.Pluchonrider Vicky White54 Louise Bell, Flannon Vision, Chestnut Gelding, b.2004, s.Classic Vision, d.Rhynne Dolly riderLouise Bell55 Mrs Lesey Scorgie, Daydreamer, Bay Mare, b.2001, rider Lesley ScorgieHUNTER BREEDINGJudge: Mr David Kellow, Essex£50 to the Champion and £40 to the ReserveChampion – 66Reserve ‐ 67THE CHARLIE CARTER PERPETURAL MEMORIAL SALVER(60), kindly presented by Mrs CCarter, for the Champion.All exhibits in the Hunter Breeding classes must be registered with SHB (GB) and the Hunterclasses will be judged under SHB (GB) Rules. Manners will be taken into account in theseclasses. Affiliated shows may now allow colts to be shown in two and three year old HunterYoungstock classes at their discretion.