April 2012 - Arab Horse Society Scottish Regional Group

Scottish Arabian and Light Horse Annual Show
Saturday the 2nd of June 2012
Location of Show
Ingliston Country Club and Equestrian Centre
Ingliston Estate,
Bishopton,
Renfrewshire
PA7 5PA
AFFILIATED TO THE ARAB HORSE SOCIETY
QUALIFIER FOR:
THE CHERIF CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW
THE BRITISH ARABIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS
THE BRITISH AMATEUR/HOME PRODUCED ARABIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS
CRABBET IN HAND CHAMPIONSHIPS
MIDLAND ARAB GROUP LTD YOUNG RIDERS CHAMPIONSHIP
CLOSING DATE FOR ENTRIES
POSTMARKED 30th APRIL 2012
Please return all entry forms to:
Entries Secretary
Mrs Alison Murray, West Lodge, Stoneymeadow Road, High Blantyre, Glasgow,
G72 9UE TEL. 01698 822489
Can now enter via ONLINE Entry Form with Paypal.
See SRGAHS Website:- www.srgahs.co.uk
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Scottish Arabian &Light Horse Show – Saturday 2 nd June 2012
Judging rings or times may be changed at the discretion of the committee. All sections should follow on
Ring 1, 8am
Inside Arena
IN-HAND Classes Affiliated
Judge - Joanne Lowe
Classic Arabian Head
Classes 1 & 2
SENIOR Pure-bred Arabs
Classes 3 - 7
JUNIOR Pure-bred Arabs
Classes 8 - 11
Pure-bred Arab Gelding Champs
Junior Pure-bred Arab Champs
Senior Pure-bred Arab Champs
Overall Pure-bred Arab Champs
SENIOR Anglo/PBA
Classes 12 – 15
JUNIOR Anglo/PBA
Classes 16 -18
Junior Anglo/PBA Champs
Senior Anglo/PBA Champs
Overall Anglo/PBA Champs
RIDDEN Classes Affiliated
Judge – Maria Pook
SENIOR Pure-bred Arab Ridden
Classes 19 – 24
SENIOR Anglo/PBA Ridden
Classes 25 – 27
Young Rider
Class 28
Novice Ridden Champs
Anglo/PBA Ridden Champs
Pure-bred Arab Ridden Champs
Overall Ridden Champs
Champion of Champions
Ring 2, 9am
Inside Arena
IN-HAND Classes Unaffiliated
Judge - Morean Hamilton
BTO/Best Mane & Tail
Classes 29 – 31
Section A
Riding Horse/Pony/Sports Horse
Classes 32 – 35
Section A Champs
Section B
Endurance/Veteran/Young Handler/M&M
Classes 36 - 40
Section B Champs
Coloured Horse/Pony
Classes 41-42
Royal Diamond Jubilee Fancy Dress
Class 43
RIDDEN Classes Unaffiliated
Coloured Horse/Pony Ridden
Class 44
Coloured Horse/Pony Champs
Section C
Novice/Riding Horse/Pony/Hunter/Sports
Horse
Classes 45 – 48
Section C Champs
Section D
Endurance/Young Rider/Ridden
Veteran/Riding Club Horse
Classes 49 – 52
Section D Champs
Overall Light Horse Championship
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Ring 3, 12noon
Outside Arena
DRESSAGE
Judge - Glenys McKee
Class 53 - Intro A
Class 54 – Prelim 18
Class 55 - Novice 27
Class 56 – Elementary 44

This Show is a qualifier for:
Cherif Championships - Ridden Anglo Arabs & Part Bred Arabs
Cherif Championships www.cherifchampionship.com
This is a qualifying show for the CHERIF CHAMPIONSHIP 2012. The final will be held at the
Cherif Championship Show, Addington Manor Equestrian Centre, Addington, Bucks
Wednesday 12 th September 2012.
All details and qualifying cards at £20.00 each (payable to the Cherif Championship) S A E
Please. from
Miss L Temple, The Stables, Ashton Gifford Lane, Codford, Wiltshire. BA12 0JX.
Tel: 01985 850784. . SAE & contact telephone number please.
Competitors must carry their qualifying cards with them in the ring to be signed by the judge.
Failure to produce the card for signature means non-qualification.
NO CARDS ARE TO BE BROUGHT INTO THE RING ONCE
THE CLASS HAS STARTED
BRITISH ARABIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS
This is a qualifying show for The British Arabian Championships to be held on Sunday 9 th September 2012 at Kings
Equestrian Centre, Bromyard, www.kingsequestrian.co.uk.
All details and qualifying cards from Mrs Jayne Armstrong, 6,Watkin Avenue, Hatfield, Glossop, Derbyshire,
SK13 1QD. Tel 0797 1864398. (cards cost £10.00 each cheques payable to THE ARAB HORSE SOCIETY).
Please send SAE.
Classes for In hand pure bred geldings, ridden pure bred stallions, mares and geldings.
NEW for 2012 – classes for In hand Purebred Fillies, Colts, Mares and Stallions
Ridden Classes
Open to registered Pure Bred Arabian Stallions, Mares and Geldings 4 years and over, and to be
judged as ridden horses. Novices are eligible.
The highest place previously unqualified horse in the first six can qualify and the exhibitor must
produce his/her card at the end of the class for the judge to sign.
In Hand Classes (For pure bred geldings only)
Senior: The highest placed previously unqualified TWO geldings in the first six can qualify. Cards
should be produced and signed as above.
Junior: In mixed age and mixed sex classes the highest placed pure bred gelding of each age can
qualify i.e. one 1 yr old, one 2 yr old, one 3 yr old. They must be previously unqualified and
PLACED IN THE FIRST SIX. Cards should be produced and signed as above.
AMATEUR/HOME PRODUCED
Please ensure any summary sheet and membership forms are completed correctly.
The two highest placed amateurs qualify for the
BRITISH AMATEUR/HOME PRODUCED ARABIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS
Participants are not eligible for any ECAHO shows, which require qualification.
THE BRITISH AMATEUR/HOME PRODUCED
ARABIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS
This Show is a Qualifier
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Championship being held in conjunction with the BAC Championships at:
Kings Equestrian Centre, Winslow, Bromyard, Herefordshire. HR7 4SR
on Saturday 8th September 2012
THIS BRITISH AMATEUR/HOME PRODUCED ARABIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS
is a Qualifying competition open to registered PURE/ ANGLO-ARAB/PART BRED Arabian Horses
IN-HAND and RIDDEN HORSES
Young Handler and Young Rider.
Veteran In-Hand and Ridden 15 years and over (Two Highest placed in all open senior
classes) .
These will qualify in the usual manner as the rules stated above .
AWARD GOES TO THE TWO HIGHEST PLACED AMATEUR IN EACH CLASS
Please note : Qualifying cards must be pre-purchased and presented to the judge in the ring for signing at the
time of qualification. To purchase cards please contact Sally Etchells, 8 All Saints Close, Royton, Oldham,
Lancs, OL2 5RD, Tel No : 0161 665 192 or E-mail on zalkym@hotmail.com
Definition of Amateur
� Handler not to have been paid for showing or producing any horse for a third party, this includes
any remuneration either as employment, casual showing, or any in-kind benefits whatsoever.
� Horse not to have "resided" on a professional yard on show or training livery in 2011.
� Horse not to have been shown by a professional in 2011.
� Horse not to have received "regular" training from a visiting professional in 2011.
Exhibitors DO NOT have to be members of AHS to enter the Championships when qualified.
CLASSES 3, 5-12, 14-18, 20-27, 36,43,44 are qualifying classes for the
British Amateur/Home Produced Championships to be held at: -
Kings Equestrian Centre, Winslow, Bromyard, Herefordshire. HR7 4SR
on Saturday 8th September 2012.
BAHPAC is a Qualifying competition open to registered PURE/ ANGLO-ARAB/PART
BRED IN-HAND and RIDDEN ARABIAN HORSES
New for 2012
This Show is a qualifier for the Midland Arab Group Ltd
National Championships for Young Riders 2012
Rules for Competition
Note: the HORSE is being judged for its SUITABILITY AS A YOUNG RIDERS MOUNT, NOT the rider.
Class 28 is a qualifier for the Midland Arab Group Ltd Young Riders 2012 Championship.
Open to registered Pure, Anglo or Part Bred Arab horses/ponies suitable for & to be ridden by a
rider up to age 21 years on 1 st January in the current year. TO BE JUDGED AS A RIDING
HORSE/PONY. Horses & Ponies will not be ridden by the Judge; each will give a short individual show
and may be stripped. The highest two previously unqualified in each class will qualify.
The Final will be at the Midland Arabian Festival , Sunday 1 st July 2012. A rosette and qualifying card
sponsored by the Midland Arab Group Ltd will be presented to each qualifier. Enquires to Jacqui Pouch
01905 620391.
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RULES FOR CRABBET CLASSES (RIDDEN AND IN HAND)
AND FOR THE NATIONAL CRABBET IN HAND CHAMPIONSHIPS
RULES FOR IN HAND CRABBET CLASSES
1. To quality for entry into these classes the horse must be registered with the Arab Horse Society
and the exhibitor must send in EITHER a copy of a letter from Lindsay Thain or Caroline Sussex
confirming that the horses entered have 75%+ Crabbet breeding OR a copy of a Heritage
Certificate which shows 75% or above Crabbet breeding and issued by the Crabbet
Organisation.
2. If the Certificate states that the horse is under 75% Crabbet breeding or there is no letter the entry
will be refused and returned to the exhibitor. The percentage can be found at the bottom of the
Certificate.
3. All horses forward MUST be shown in a natural manner. The pose must be natural, i.e. one fore
leg slightly behind the other and one hind leg slightly behind the other. The head should be held
with the neck showing natural arch and curve of throat line, so that the neck is not uncomfortably
stretched or raised. The horse should be trained to stand sensibly in this position with expression of
interest in the handler. A frozen pose is unacceptable.
4. Any unnatural posing, flicking with a whip or circling when being run out, will result, at the
Judge’s discretion, in the horse being judged as though no presentation or display had been possible
and therefore penalized accordingly.
5. Whips must be no more than the length of a cane i.e. 65 cm. Halters can be modern as long as
they are comfortable for the horse.
RULES FOR RIDDEN CRABBET CLASSES
6. To qualify for entry into these classes the horse must be registered with the Arab Horse Society
and the exhibitor must send in EITHER a copy of a letter from Lindsay Thain or Caroline Sussex
(Secretary) confirming that the horses entered have 75%+ Crabbet breeding OR a copy of a Heritage
Certificate which shows 75% or above Crabbet breeding and issued by the Crabbet Organisation.
7. If the Certificate states that the horse is under 75% Crabbet breeding or there is no letter the entry
will be refused and returned to the exhibitor. The percentage can be found at the bottom of the
Certificate.
8. Ridden classes will be the same as other Arabian Ridden Classes i.e. the horse will be ridden by the
judge and may be expected to do a show.
RULES FOR THE IN HAND CRABBET ARABIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS
1. Exhibitors for the National Crabbet Championships must enter on the AHS National Show
Schedule Entry Form AFTER they have qualified but not before.
2. Late qualifiers can enter up to the end of June 2012 by contacting Linda Nicholson at the Arab
Horse Society office. All entries will be checked by the Crabbet Organisation.
3. All horses forward MUST be shown in a natural manner. The pose must be natural, i.e. one fore
leg slightly behind the other and one hind leg slightly behind the other. The head should be held
with the neck showing natural arch and curve of throat line, so that the neck is not uncomfortably
stretched or raised. The horse should be trained to stand sensibly in this position with expression of
interest in the handler. A frozen pose is unacceptable.
4. Any unnatural posing, flicking with a whip or circling when being run out, will result, at the
Judge’s discretion, in the horse being judged as though no presentation or display had been possible
and therefore penalized accordingly.
5. Whips must be no more than the length of a cane 65 cm. Halters can be modern as long as
they are comfortable for the horse.
QUALIFICATIONS FOR THE NATIONAL CRABBET IN-HAND CHAMPIONSHIPS
1. First and Second Prize Winners In Hand at the Crabbet Shows of 2006 and 2007. First and second
In-hand prize winners at the Welsh Crabbet Show, 2009, 2010 and 2011. First and second prize
winners in In Hand Crabbet Classes up to the end of 2008.
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2. All horses that qualified in 2009, 2010 and 2011 are eligible for the 2012 Championships (see
separate rules on www.crabbet.org.uk)
QUALIFICATIONS FOR 2012
A. Qualifiers will be awarded to the first two horses in classes of 4 horses forward.
B. Qualifiers will be awarded to the two highest placed non-qualifiers in the first 3 horses subject to
5 horses being forward.
C. In Classes of 8 or more horses forward, the two highest placed qualifiers in the first 5 places
qualifies.
D. In Classes of under 3 horses entered or forward, only the winner qualifies.
The Crabbet Organisation Committee reserve the right to withdraw their support of any show that
does not abide by these rules.
Highest Placed Member rosettes
A rosette will be presented in every class to the highest placed member of the SRGAHS.
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IN HAND CLASSES - Please note Q denotes a qualifying class for one or more
Championship shows
RING 1 ( inside) 08:00am
Judge: Joanne Lowe
Entry Fees: £12.00 per class for SRGAHS members*
£15.00 per class for non-SRGAHS members*
*Except where otherwise noted
Classic Arabian Head
Class 1 Senior Pure Bred Arab ,4 yrs & over
Class 2 Junior Pure Bred Yearlings, 2 or 3 Year old
On completion of class 2 First and Second place winners from class 1 and 2 will come together to decide the
winner of “The Gabrymmal Trophy” for the best Classic Arabian Head. Rosettes will be awarded 1 st to 6 th
Place in both classes. 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 3 Q Pure Bred Arab Mare, 4 years & over, with or without foal at foot
Class 4 Pure Bred Arab Foal. (Born after 30 th June 2011)
Class 5 Q Pure Bred Gelding, 4 yrs & over
Class 6 Q Pure Bred Stallion, 4 yrs & over
Class 7 Q 75%+ Crabbet, 4 yrs & over
Class 5 is a qualifier for the British Arabian Championships.
Class 7 is a qualifier for the Crabbet In-hand Championships.
Class 8 Q Pure Bred Arab Yearling Colt, Filly or Gelding
Class 9 Q Pure Bred Arab 2 or 3 year old Filly or Gelding
Class 10 Q Pure Bred Arab 2 or 3 year old Colt
Class 11 Q 75%+ Crabbet, Yearlings, 2 or 3 Year old
Classes 8, 9 & 10 are qualifiers for the British Arabian Championships
Class 11 is a qualifier for the Crabbet In-hand Championships.
Championships and Trophy Presentation
Evening wear and ‘bling’ is optional but not mandatory!
Pure-bred in-hand Championships will start after completion of class 11
Pure-bred Arab Gelding Championship(IN HAND)
From highest placed 2 geldings in classes 5, 7, 8, 9 and 11
Junior Pure Bred Arab Championship (IN HAND)
From 1st and 2nd prize winners in classes, 8, 9, 10 &11
Senior Pure Bred In hand Championship (IN HAND)
From 1 st & 2 nd prize winners in classes 3, 5, 6 & 7
Overall Pure Bred Arab In Hand Championship**
Pure Bred Arab Junior In Hand Champion & Reserve and Pure Bred Arab Senior In Hand
champion & reserve.
Only the Overall Pure Bred In Hand Champion will go forward for the Champion of Champions at
the end of the show together with the Overall Anglo Arab/Part Bred In Hand Champion and the
Overall Ridden Champion.
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Class 12 to follow on after completion of Pure-bred in-hand Championships
Class 12 Q Anglo Arab/Part Bred Arab Mare,4 yrs & over (with or without foal at foot)
Class 13 Anglo Arab/Part Bred Arab Foal, (Born after 30 th June 2011)
Class 14 Q Anglo Arab/Part Bred Arab Gelding, 4 yrs & over
Class 15 Q Anglo Arab/Part Bred Arab Stallion, 4 yrs & over
Class 16 Q Anglo Arab/Part Bred Arab Yearling Colt, Filly or Gelding
Class 17 Q Anglo Arab/Part Bred Arab 2 or 3 year old Filly or Gelding
Class 18 Q Anglo Arab/Part Bred Arab 2 or 3 year old Colt
Championships and Trophy Presentation
Evening wear and ‘bling’ is optional but not mandatory!
Anglo/PBA in-hand Championships will start after completion of class 18
Junior Anglo Arab/Part Bred Arab Championship (IN HAND)
From 1st and 2nd prize winners in classes, 16,17 & 18
Senior Anglo Arab/Part Bred Arab Championship (IN HAND)
From 1st and 2nd prize winners in classes, 12, 14 & 15
Overall Anglo Arab/Part Bred Arab Championship** (IN HAND)
AA/PBA Junior In Hand Champion & reserve and AA/PBA Senior In Hand Champion &
reserve.
Only the Overall AA/PBA In Hand Champion will go forward for the Champion of
Champions at the end of the show together with the Overall Pure Bred In Hand Champion
and the Overall Ridden Champion.
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RIDDEN CLASSES - Please note Q denotes a qualifying class for one or more Championship
shows.
Please Note :-
The designated ridden warm up area is in the outside arena. The collecting area must not be used as a ridden
warm up area. There will be ring stewards to monitor this area.
For safety reasons The In-Hand classes will be in the morning and the Ridden classes will be in
the afternoon.
RING 1 (inside)
NOTE: Ridden classes to follow after completion of Anglo/PBA in-hand Championships
Judge: Maria Pook
Class 19 Pre Novice Ridden Class
Pre Novice Ridden Class for Horses 4 yrs old and over. To be judged as a ridden horse. The judge will NOT
ride. A short individual show will be required. 4 year olds to wear ordinary snaffle bridle and bit (as BD
Rules). A Pre Novice horse is one that has not been placed first more than two times at an affiliated show.
Horses entered in Pre Novice classes may not enter Open classes at the same show. Pre Novice classes are
not qualifiers for any championships. Being placed first in a Pre Novice class does not change the Novice
status of a horse under Rule 33 of the AHS Rules for Showing.
Class 20 Q Pure Bred Novice Ridden
A novice horse is one that has not been placed 1st 3 times under saddle (prior to the start of the current
season) and or has never qualified for HOYs. Horses competing in the UK for their first season under
saddle are only deemed a novice if they have not been ridden in open ridden classes abroad.
Class 21 Q Ridden Pure Bred Mare, 4 yrs & over
Class 22 Q Ridden Pure Bred Gelding, 4 yrs & over
Class 23 Q Ridden Pure Bred Stallion, 4 yrs & over
Class 24 Q Ridden 75%+ Crabbet, 4 yrs & over
Classes 20,21,22 & 23 qualify for the British Arabian Championships
Class 25 Q Anglo Arab/Part Bred Novice Ridden –
Open to Anglo Arab/Part Bred Arabs that has not been placed 1st 3 times under saddle
(prior to the start of the current season) and or has never qualified for HOYs. Horses
competing in the UK for their first season under saddle are only deemed a novice if they
have not been ridden in open ridden classes abroad.
Class 26 Q Ridden Anglo Arab/Part Bred Arab Stallion, Mare or Gelding, 4 yrs & over
up to and including 153cm
Class 27 Q Ridden Anglo Arab/Part Bred Arab Stallion, Mare or Gelding, 4 yrs & over
exceeding 153cm
Classes 26 & 27 qualify for the Cherif Championships
Class 28 Q Best Ridden Pure, Anglo or Part Bred Arab 4yrs old & over to be ridden by
a Young Rider. (Pure, Anglo or Part Bred Arab suitable for & to be ridden by a rider up
to the age 21 years on 1 st January in the current year)
TO BE JUDGED AS A RIDING HORSE/PONY. Horses & Ponies will not be
ridden by the Judge; each will give a short individual show and may be stripped. Note: the
HORSE is being judged for it’s SUITABILITY AS A YOUNG RIDERS MOUNT, NOT
the rider.
Class 28 is a qualifier for the Midland Arab Group Ltd National Championship for Young Riders 2012.
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Championships and Trophy Presentation
Evening wear and ‘bling’ is optional but not mandatory!
Ridden Championships will start after completion of class 28
Novice Ridden Championship
From 1st and 2nd prize winners in classes 20 & 25
Anglo Arab/Part Bred Arab Ridden Championship
From 1 st & 2 nd prize winners in classes 26 & 27
Pure Bred Ridden Championship
From 1st and 2nd prize winners in classes 21, 22 ,23 & 24
Overall Ridden Championship**
Pure Bred Ridden Champion and Reserve and Anglo Arab/Part Bred Ridden Champion &
Reserve
RING 1
( Indoors)
Champion of Champions and Trophy Presentation
Evening wear and ‘bling’ is optional but not mandatory!
Champion of Champions to commence after completion of Ridden Championships
Only the Overall Ridden Champion will go forward for the Champion of Champions at the
end of the show together with the Overall In Hand Champions.
CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS (3 Entries forward)
**Overall Champions from Ring 1 eligible for this Championship. £50 prize money,
Trophy and Sash to the winner.
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LIGHT HORSE/PONY CLASSES – Unaffiliated
IN_HAND CLASSES - Please note Q denotes a qualifying class for one or more
Championship shows
RING 2 (inside) 09:00 am
Judge: Morean Hamilton
(Helen MacLean will be in attendance for judging of the Endurance Arabian classes).
Entry Fees: £8.00 Members £10.00 for Non-Members
Please note: Light Horse/Pony classes are unaffiliated and horses do NOT require to be
registered with the AHS.
Class 29 Best Turned Out (Unaffiliated, entries may be ridden OR In Hand)
(Entry Fee £5.00 for class 29)
Class 30 Best Mane & Tail PLAITED - open to any breed of horse/pony
SASHES will be awarded 1 st to 3 rd place, rosettes 4 th to 6th place
Class 31 Best Mane & Tail UNPLAITED - open to any breed of horse/pony
SASHES will be awarded 1 st to 3 rd place, rosettes 4 th to 6th place
RIDING HORSE/PONY/HUNTER CLASSES
Class 32 Riding Pony/Hunter Pony type - In Hand - Not to exceed 148cm
Class 33 Riding Horse/Hunter type - In Hand - Over 148cm
SPORTS HORSE CLASSES
Class 34 1, 2,or 3yr old In hand
Class 35 4 yr old and over In hand
Section A Championship
From 1st & 2nd Prize Winners from classes 32, 33, 34 and 35
Class 36 Endurance Arabian (Pure/Part/Anglo Arab) In Hand – endurance turn out
accepted (Endurance Horses must have completed a minimum of 4 pleasure rides in the last year)
VETERAN & YOUNG HANDLERS CLASSES
Class 37 Q Young Handler - Open to handlers aged 9-16
NO COLTS, STALLIONS OR FOALS AT FOOT MAY BE SHOWN IN THIS CLASS
Entry Fee £5.00 for Class 37
Class 38 Q In Hand Veteran – Horse/Pony aged 15 years or over
Entry Fee £5.00 for Class 38
MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND CLASSES
Please note: Mountain & Moorland classes are unaffiliated and horses/ponies do NOT
require to be registered with the AHS or NPS.
Class 39 M&M 3yrs and under
Class 40 M&M 4yrs and over
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Section B Championship
From 1st & 2nd Prize Winners from classes 36, 37, 38, 39 and 40
COLOURED HORSE/PONY CLASSES
To include Palomino, Spotted/Appaloosa
Please note: Coloured Horse/Pony classes are unaffiliated and horses do NOT require to
be registered with the AHS or CHAPS.
Class 41 Coloured Horse/Pony – In Hand – 4yrs & over
Class 42 Coloured Horse/Pony Youngstock – In Hand – 1/2/3 yr old
SRGAHS – ROYAL DIAMOND JUBILEE FANCY DRESS CLASS
Class 43 Royal Diamond Jubilee Fancy Dress – Open to everyone (Adults and children).
ROYAL Theme – anything connected with Royalty for costume.
Entry fee £5.00 for class 43
Horses are only expected to walk in this class. Horses/ponies can be Ridden, led in-hand or led
ridden. Hard hats must be worn if mounted.
EVERY Entry in this class will receive a special commemorative Royal Diamond Jubilee
Rosette.
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RIDDEN - LIGHT HORSE CLASSES – Unaffiliated
Please Note :-
The designated ridden warm up area is in the outside arena. The collecting area must not be used as a
ridden warm up area. There will be ring stewards to monitor this area.
For safety reasons The In-Hand classes will be in the morning and the Ridden classes will be in
the afternoon.
RING 2 (inside) Ridden classes to follow on from class 43
Class 44 Coloured Horse/Pony – Ridden – 4yrs & over
Coloured Horse/Pony Championship
From 1 st & 2 nd Prize winners from classes 41, 42 & 44
NOVICE/RIDING HORSE/PONY HUNTER CLASSES
Class 45 Novice Ridden Horse/Pony – not to have been placed 1 st in any ridden class.
Class 46 Riding Pony/Hunter Pony type - Ridden- Not to exceed 148 cm
Class 47 Riding Horse/Hunter type - Ridden- Over 148cm
Class 48 Sport Horse Ridden 4yrs & over
Section C Championship
From 1st & 2nd Prize Winners from classes 45, 46 , 47 and 48
Class 49 Endurance Arabian (Pure/Part/Anglo Arab) Ridden – endurance turn out
accepted. (Endurance Horses must have completed a minimum of 4 pleasure rides in the last year)
Class 50 Q Young Rider - Open to riders aged 9- 21years
NO STALLIONS MAY BE SHOWN IN THIS CLASS
Entry Fee £5.00 for class 50
Class 51 Q Ridden Veteran - Horse/Pony aged 15 years or over
Entry fee £5.00 for class 51
Class 52 Riding Club Horse/Pony Ridden – 4yrs & over
Please note: Riding Club Horse/Pony is an unaffiliated class and horses do NOT require to be
registered with the AHS. This is a showing class within which competitors will be required to do an
individual show and jump a small jump from BOTH ends (Not to exceed 2') The Judge will NOT
ride.
Section D Championship
From 1st & 2nd Prize Winners from classes 49, 50, 51 and 52
Overall Light Horse Championship
Only Champions will go forward from Coloured Championship and Section A, B, C & D
championships for the Overall Light Horse Championship.
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DRESSAGE CLASSES
DRESSAGE ARENA (Outside Arena beside warmup) 12:00noon
Judge: Glenys McKee
Entry Fees: £6.00 per class for SRGAHS members
£10.00 per class for non-SRGAHS members
Please note: The Dressage classes are Unaffiliated and horses/ponies do NOT require to be
registered with the AHS.
The competition will be run under British Dressage Rules.
Class 53 Intro A
Class 54 Prelim 18
Class 55 Novice 27
Class 56 Elementary 44
Dressage competitors please call the Entries secretary on Wednesday the 30th of May
2012, between 8pm and 10 pm to collect dressage times. Unless you have been previously
contacted by email. Those who enter class 53, Intro A, can only go on to take part in class
54 Prelim 18
Please Note:
Due to circumstances beyond the control of the S.R.G.A.H.S., classes may occasionally clash.
Competitors must choose in which class they wish to compete.
Ridden competitors must use designated external warm up areas.
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SRGAHS Show Rules
1. The Scottish Regional Group of Arabian Horse Supporters Horse Show is affiliated to the Arab
Horse Society and is conducted in accordance with the Show Rules and Regulations of this
organisation.
2. All exhibits entering the affiliated classes must be registered by the closing date for entries in the
appropriate stud book or register of the AHS and copy certificates, showing current owner and address
are required with all entry forms. Incomplete entries will be returned.
3. The Show Committee does not accept liability for any accident, death, illness or injury to
horses, owners, riders, spectators, or any other persons or property. Exhibitors must
indemnify the Show Committee against all actions, costs, claims, demands or liability arising out of
any action in which he or she may be concerned.
4. No person other than show officials and competitors are allowed in the show ring at any time unless
with permission.
5. The judge’s decision is final.
6. Depending on the number of entries received classes may be divided, amalgamated or
cancelled at the discretion of the Show Committee.
right reserved –
7. The Committee reserve the right to refuse entry or expel from the show, any person who does not
obey the requests of the Show Officials.
8. No entry will be accepted without the correct entry fee. Entry fees are neither refundable unless
a signed Veterinary Certificate can be produced nor transferable to another class UNDER
ANY CIRCUMSTANCES.
9. Riders must only ‘work in’ in the designated areas.
10. Dogs are the responsibility of the owner if brought to the show and must remain on a lead at
ALL times.
11. Small overpayments of Entry fees of £3.00 or less will be donated to Cancer Research.
12. Requests to delay classes/ enter the ring must be made to the Steward/Judge, not the Show Secretary
13. All entries are taken as an acceptance of the above rules and conditions and acceptance of the AHS
rules.
Please Note:
Due to circumstances beyond the control of the S.R.G.A.H.S., classes may occasionally clash.
Competitors must choose in which class they wish to compete.
Ridden competitors must use designated external warm up areas.
Closing date for all entries is 30 th April 2012
Entries postmarked after this date will be returned
ALL ENTRIES FOR AFFILIATED CLASSES FOR PURE BRED AND
ANGLO/PART BRED ARABS MUST INCLUDE A COPY OF THE
REGISTRATION CERTIFICATE(BOTH SIDES Of REGISTRATION e.g.
Horse & Ownership Sections) - NO EXCEPTIONS!
(This does NOT apply to: Foals awaiting registration, Light horse/Pony exhibits or
Dressage exhibits – with the exception of those also entered in affiliated classes)
Entries for Crabbet classes must send in to the Entry Secretary EITHER a copy
of a Heritage Certificate which shows 75% or above Crabbet breeding and issued
by the Crabbet Organisation OR a letter from Caroline Sussex confirming that the
horses entered have 75%+ Crabbet breeding.
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TROPHIES
Trophies may be collected from the secretary’s desk 1pm - 2pm and 3.30pm - 4.30pm.
Ridden Classes
The SRGAHS Trophy Best Turned Out (ridden OR in hand)
The Psynatra Cup Best Novice Ridden Pure Bred Arab
The Kazan Trophy Best Novice Ridden AA/PBA
The Lucy Trophy Best Pre Novice Ridden
The Watherston Trophy Best Ridden Novice Champion
The Low Trophy Best ridden AA/PBA 15 ¼hh & under
The Cavalena Cup AA/PBA Ridden Champion
The Roebuck Quaich Best Pure Bred ridden Stallion
The Zelkhova Trophy Best Pure Bred ridden Mare
The Ibn Subaiha Trophy Best Pure Bred ridden Gelding
The Hamilton Trophy Pure Bred Ridden Champion
The St Narreth Trophy Overall Ridden Champion
The Blue Typhoon Veteran Trophy Best Ridden Veteran
The Soraya Trophy Best Young Rider
The Light Horse/Pony Trophy Light Horse or Pony Champion
In Hand Classes
The Aboud Cup Best Pure Bred Yearling Filly
The Aboud Cup Best Pure Bred Yearling Colt
The Torbraud Trophy Best Pure Bred 2 Yr old Filly
The S.R.G.A.H.S.Trophy Best Pure Bred 2 Yr old Colt
The Elmwood Trophy Best Pure Bred 3 Yr old Filly
The Cabrash Arabian Stud Trophy Best Pure Bred 3 Yr old Colt
The Setherwood Trophy Best Pure Bred 1,2 or 3 yr old Gelding
The Wind Chime Trophy Best Pure Bred 1,2 or 3 yr old bred by exhibitor
The Draffin Trophy Junior Pure Bred Champion
The Pasha Noir Trophy Best AA/PBA Yearling Colt/Filly/Gelding
The Silverbirches Trophy Best AA/PBA 1,2,3 yr old bred by
Exhibitor
The Patrick Memorial Trophy Best AA/PBA 2 or 3 yr old Filly or Gelding
The Mrs C.M.Milligan Trophy Best AA/PBA Female, 4 yrs & over
The Cabrash Perpetual Challange Trophy Best AA/PBA Male, 4 yrs & over
The Woodside Rosia Quaich AA/PBA Overall Champion
The Shushca Trophy Best Young Handler
The Mounira Trophy Best In Hand Veteran
The Tarantella Challenge Trophy Best Pure Bred In Hand Mare, 4 yrs & over
The Jahilia ShieldTrophy Best Pure Bred Foal
The Cakile Trophy Best Pure Bred In Hand Gelding 4yrs& over
The Paguerra Trophy Best Pure Bred In Hand Stallion 4yrs & over
The Robertson Trophy Best Junior Crabbet
The Ringing Prince Kaspian Trophy Best Senior Crabbet
The Paynston Perpetual Challenge Trophy Senior Pure Bred In Hand Champion
The Gabrymmal Trophy Classic Arabian Head
The Thorniedean Trophy Coloured Horse/ Pony Champion
Performance Classes
The Warlock Memorial Trophy Best Intro Dressage
The Skylark Trophy Best Prelim Dressage
The Burnhaven Properties Trophy Best Novice Dressage
The Aire of Elegance Trophy Best Elementary Dressage
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THE S.R.G.A.H.S CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS PERPETUAL TROPHY
Awarded to the Supreme Champion of the show
Trophy winners are responsible for the care of and insurance of the trophies in their care –
failure to return a trophy will result in a £50.00 penalty
All trophies must be returned one month before the show to a Committee Member at the latest.
Failure to do so will result in that competitor being banned from competing at the show and forfeiting
their entry fees. Any damaged trophies should be repaired or replaced by the winner returning it.
THE ARAB HORSE SOCIETY RULES FOR SHOWING 2012
All shows affiliated to the AHS are bound by the Rules below.
At shows which are also affiliated to ECAHO the rules of both organisations will apply to some classes but
ECAHO Rules take precedence where there could be a clash or conflict.
1. All exhibitors by entering their horses for AHS affiliated shows are entering into a contract
whereby they agree to abide by the AHS Rules for Showing and agree to follow the instructions of the
show officials whenever instructions are given. Their grooms, riders, agents or respective
companions are also contracted to follow these instructions.
2. If any horse is disqualified from its class because of infringement of any rule entry fees and
awards may be forfeited.
3. INCIVILITY Any act of discourtesy or disobedience to any judge, steward or show
official on the part of the exhibitor, groom, rider, agent or their respective companion of an animal
will, at the discretion of the show, disqualify that animal from being judged
4. The use of mobile phones in the ring by exhibitors, grooms and judges is strictly prohibited
5. DRESS Handlers must be neat and tidy. Traditional in hand showing or riding clothes are
preferred. No form of advertising may be displayed by the handler or on any horse in the rings.
6. A handler/rider appearing to display inability for any reason to safely and properly control the
horse in his/her charge will be asked to leave the ring or collecting area in which case the horse
may be disqualified from its class.
7. ELIGIBILITY All exhibits in Ridden and In Hand classes, with the exception of foals at foot
accompanied by their own dam, must be registered in the appropriate Stud Book/Register
of The Arab Horse Society, by the closing date for entries.
a. STALLIONS Stallions must be four years old and over.
b. MARES Mares which are entered for classes for mares without foal at foot must not be entered for brood
mare classes.
c. FOALS Foals under 6 months old must be accompanied by their dams at all times. No brood mare or her
foal may be shown in any class unless the foal is at least 30 days old on the day of judging.
8. DEFINITION OF AMATEUR STATUS
a. Handler or Rider not to have been paid for showing or producing any horse for a third party,
this includes any remuneration either as employment, casual showing, or any in-kind benefits whatsoever.
b. Horse not to have resided on a professional yard on show or training livery in current year.
c . Horse not to have been shown by a professional handler or rider in current year.
d. Horse not to have received regular training from a professional in current year.
9. Horses/ponies in Anglo and Part Bred Arab classes must be shown plaited apart from show
cobs which may be hogged.
10. Horses/ponies shown in High Percentage Part Bred Arab (min50%) or in Palomino Part Bred
(min12.5%) classes must be shown unplaited.
11. TIMETABLE Classes will not start earlier than the advertised time unless all the entries are
present.
12. AWARDS
If an exhibit is not up to the required standard, a lower award may be given at the judge’s discretion. The
Judge’s decision is final.
13. CHAMPIONSHIPS First and second prize winners are eligible. Class winner rosettes must
be displayed. All prize-winners eligible must take part in their respective championships and failure to do so
may result in disqualification and removal of awards. In certain special cases only permission
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may be granted by the Show Organiser for exhibits to miss the championship. Any such permission must be
granted before the commencement of the relevant championship.
14. TRIMMING AND CLIPPING
Pure Bred Arabians - Tactile hair must not be removed. Hair must not be shaved or otherwise
removed from around horse’s eyes. Eyelashes must be left uncut. Removal of hair from inside
the ear is forbidden. Forelocks must be left free. No coloured products are permitted on hooves.
All exhibits - No alteration to the natural colour of the coat or skin is permitted.
It is recommended that the use of oils and clear make-up on horses exhibiting in the show ring is
kept to a minimum. A judge may disqualify a horse, who in their opinion is wearing excessive
make-up and /or oils.
15. CRUELTY Excessive whipping, use of electric shock devices or infliction of pain by any means
is forbidden in all parts of the showground, or stable areas, at all times. At the discretion of the judge horses
that show fear of their handlers may be asked to leave the ring.
16. OUTSIDE ASSISTANCE Attempting to influence the behaviour of exhibits in the ring is forbidden.
Exhibits are not to be excessively stirred up. Horses must remain calmly in the collecting ring with a
maximum of one handler/rider and one groom until they enter the ring. No devices,
artificial gadgets or loud noises shall be used to excite horses. This rule also applies to persons on
the outside of the ring or collecting ring. Exhibits which are excessively excited may be asked to
leave the ring or collecting ring and be disqualified from their class.
17. INTERFERENCE Exhibitors will not encourage their horses or ponies in any sort of dangerous
behaviour. They will not interfere with another competitor’s horse or its performance. The judge is
empowered to order any exhibit to be disqualified if he considers that the exhibit or handler has reached the
rule.
18. BEHAVIOUR
a. Any horse behaving in a dangerous manner which could threaten the safety of other competitors or
spectators may be asked to leave.
b. Unruly horses may be ordered to withdraw at the judge’s discretion.
c. If a horse becomes loose in the show ring the owner may be required to pay a fine to the organiser. Should
the horse become loose a second time it will be disqualified. d. Deliberate baiting or crowding of a horse
will not be tolerated.
19. MISUSE OF DRUGS It is forbidden to administer any stimulant, sedative, masking agent,
anti-inflammatory agent, irritant or substance other than a normal nutrient to a horse or to cause
one to be administered in any way whatsoever or to show or attempt to show a horse, which is
found to have had administered to it any such stimulant, sedative or substance, whether
intentionally or unintentionally, which may affect performance, appearance, temperament or
soundness. Such forbidden substances are listed in Appendix IV, FEI Veterinary Regulations.
The Society reserves the right to cause to be carried out at any show, tests in accordance with
the Standard Sampling Procedure prescribed in the Veterinary Rules of the F.E.I. Refusal to
submit a horse for the taking of a sample for analysis shall constitute a breach of this rule.
Anyone found to be in breach of this rule would be subject to disciplinary action and in the event
of a positive test liable to pay administration costs.
20. SOUNDNESS Exhibits which appear to be lame may be asked to withdraw at the judge’s
discretion.
21. EXAMINATION Judges may require handlers to open horses’ mouths or pick up their feet for
inspection.
22. JUDGES Exhibitors will not associate with judges immediately before or at any time during
the show. Judges will not consult the catalogue at any time before or during the show.
23. ANNOUNCEMENTS No announcements of names of horses, exhibitors or handlers may be
made until the completion of the class in which they appear.
24. CONFLICTS OF INTEREST Exhibitors will not exhibit under judges where an actual or
apparent conflict of interest may affect the judge’s decision. Organisers will not accept entries that
indicate any connection listed under this rule. An actual or apparent conflict of interest is defined as
exhibiting a horse which:
a. has been bought or sold by the judge either as owner or agent.
b. is owned in whole or part by the judge or by a member of the judge’s family or business partner
in a business venture.
c. has been bred by the judge or is the property of a breeding organisation in which the judge is or was
an employee.
d. has been leased by the judge at any time.
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e. has been regularly trained, examined or treated by the judge in a professional capacity.
f. has been shown/produced by a member of the judge’s immediate family.
g. is the subject of an on-going negotiation to buy or lease, or a provisional purchase condition to
which the judge is a party
h. An exhibitor/owner must not enter any horse under a judge the same calendar year in which
that judge has professionally handled, shown or produced that or any other horse for that
exhibitor/owner.
i. If a handler produces or shows a judge’s own horse, that handler must not bring any horse under
that judge in the same calendar year. In the case of ridden exhibits the period is two years.
.
25. OBJECTIONS Objections may be submitted and must be made in writing stating the date, the
time and the AHS rule believed to have been broken. The AHS complaint form should be used
for this purpose. Objections must be submitted to the Show Organiser within one hour of the end of the
class, or the occurrence to which exception has been taken. If the Show Office is closed at the time of the
occurrence objections must be submitted by 9am the following morning. Objections must be accompanied
by a deposit of £50 (cheques made payable to the AHS) which will be forfeited if the objection be deemed
frivolous or vexatious.
REFERRAL In certain cases the Show Organiser may choose to refer the case to the Shows and Events
Committee of the Arab Horse Society for settlement.
PENALTIES Penalties may be applied as a result of any breach of the AHS Rules. Details of
infringements of the Rules and any penalties applied may be published.
26. APPEALS Any appeal against the decision of the Shows and Events Committee must be made
within 14 days in accordance with the AHS Complaints Procedures, copies of which can be
obtained from the website or from The Arab Horse Society offices.
SPECIFIC TO IN HAND CLASSES
27. LATENESS Exhibits which appear late (missing the walk around the ring) will be excluded from
the class.
28. SHOW HALTERS Stallions and colts aged three years and over must be shown wearing
bridles and bits which are both secure and comfortable for the horse. All bridles without bits
are equally to be both secure and comfortable for the horse. Bridles and bits must not be so thin as
to cause pain to the horse. Foals must be suitably haltered without chains. Solid metal nosebands
and headpieces are not allowed.
29. WHIPS Whips carried in In Hand classes must not exceed 48 inches/122cms and must not have
attachments fastened to them.
30. HANDLERS Only one handler allowed per exhibit in the ring at any one time. Handlers may
not exchange horses, except in mare and foal classes and in Championships where, if a handler
has qualified more than one horse, he may trot both of them up. No handler may leave the ring
without the permission of the judge via the steward.
31. If a handler removes a horse without the permission of the judge or steward the show
organiser will levy a £100 fine on the handler. The exhibitor will be ultimately responsible for
ensuring payment.
SPECIFIC TO RIDDEN CLASSES
32. PROTECTIVE HEADGEAR No person shall be mounted on a horse on the showground unless
he/she is wearing a correctly fitting hard hat. The AHS strongly recommends that hats conform to
the standards EN1384 or PAS 015 and are correctly fitted with chinstraps. This is compulsory for anyone
under 18 and for anyone taking part in Show jumping classes.
33. A Novice horse is one that has not been placed first in three ridden classes at novice or open level
at affiliated shows and/or has never qualified for HOYS prior to 1 January of the current season.
Horses that have been ridden in open classes abroad are not eligible to enter pre-novice and
novice classes in the UK.
33.1 Pre-novice
Four year olds to wear ordinary snaffle bridle and bit (as BD Rules). A Pre Novice horse is
one that has not been placed first more than two times at an affiliated show. Horses entered
in Pre Novice classes may not enter Open classes at the same show. Pre Novice classes
are not qualifiers for any championships. Being placed first in a PreNovice class does
not change the Novice status of a horse under Rule 33 of the AHS Rules for Showing.
34. Spurs must not be worn in Novice classes.
35. Whips used in Ridden classes must not exceed 75cms (30ins). Side saddle excepted.
36. No horse shall be ridden on the showground in
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draw reins, side reins or running reins. A breach of this rule may result in the horse being
disqualified from its classes in which case entry fees and awards will be forfeited. Side reins may be used
when lunging.
37. Ridden class exhibits must wear conventional and well maintained English tack. The judge may
refuse to ride or judge a horse if he/ she deems the tack to be unsafe or unsuitable.
38. Horses entered in ridden classes must be 4 years old or over. Age is calculated from the 1st
January each year. (e.g. a foal becomes a yearling on the first day of January following that of its
birth).
39. The class as a whole should be ridden and not judged solely from the ground; the exception
being any pony 148cm and under which must be asked for an individual show. In a mixed height
class this exception must be communicated to all the exhibitors so that they clearly understand the
position from the outset of the class. Individual shows will be required in Championships.
40. Junior Rider Classes - restricted to riders who are 18 years and under on the first day of the
show. The judge will not ride any of the exhibits. The horses will give a short individual show and
be placed on their performance and the ability of the rider. The winners of these classes do not
qualify for the main Championships.
41. HOYS Qualifiers To qualify the horse must not have previously qualified during the current year
and the exhibitor must have purchased an AHS Q Card displaying the name of the horse.
If a class is split the top four from each section are eligible to ride off. The HOYS qualification
will go to the highest placed, previously unqualified horse in the top four in the ride-off.
42. Any exhibitor falling off within the show ring during the course of a class will be disqualified
and asked to leave the ring dismounted.
43. If a rider removes a horse from the ring without the permission of the judge or steward the show
organiser will levy a £100 fine on the rider. The exhibitor will be ultimately responsible for
ensuring payment. Exceptions may be made if the horse is seen to be unsafe and the rider is unable
to attract the attention of the Steward.
44. In ridden classes, a horse’s manners are important and Judges should refuse to ride
unmannerly, unschooled or dangerous horses.
45. Horses must be trained to stand quietly to be mounted. Judges may choose to use a mounting
block.
46. Any horse in a ridden class which behaves in a manner which could cause, or result in danger or
injury to any other horse or person in the ring, will be ordered to leave by the Steward on instructions
from the judge of that class.
47. LATENESS Exhibits which appear late (missing the walk around the ring) will be
excluded from the class.
48. RIDDEN CHAMPIONSHIPS All qualified exhibits must be ridden into the ring. However, if
a rider has qualified more than one horse, that rider will be allowed, if they wish, to exchange
horses and ride each horse for its individual display. A groom is allowed into the ring to hold
the horse whilst not being ridden.
RIDING IS A RISK SPORT
Although all due care and attention will be paid to matters of safety and Health and Safety, persons attending
the show do so at their own risk. The Scottish Regional Group of the Arab Horse Supporters accepts no
responsibility for injury or loss to persons or possessions, how so ever caused. It is strongly advised that
persons attending the show have in place personal and public liability insurance cover.
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Stables and accommodation must be booked directly with
Ingliston Country Club and Equestrian Centre,
Ingliston Estate,
Bishopton,
Renfrewshire
PA7 5PA
T: 0845 301 1010
Stables are available at Ingliston Country Club & Equestrian Centre. These must be
booked individually and directly with the Ingliston EC this has not to booked
through the Entry Secretary.
Please book early to ensure that suitable arrangements and that your place is reserved.
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Roslyn Stewart
Silverburn Villa
Dunshillock
Mintlaw
Aberdeenshire
AB42 4JN
Dear Sir / Madam,
The Scottish Regional Group of Arabian Horse Supporters 2012 Shows
North of Scotland Arabian & Light Horse Spring Show – 5 th May 2012 – Fountain E.C, Aberdeen
Annual Group Show – 2 nd June 2012 – Ingliston Country Club, Bishopton
North Of Scotland Arabian & Light Horse Championships – 18 th August 2012 – Fountain E.C,
Aberdeen
We are presently very busy arranging our Scottish Regional Group of Arabian Horse Supporters 2012 shows
and would like to enquire if you might be interested in sponsoring a class, a championship or even being the
main sponsor at one or several of our hugely successful shows? The shows are to be held at the exceptional
5* equestrian venue Ingliston Country Club, Bishopton, and the highly regarded Fountain EC, Aberdeen.
For more information about the venues please visit their websites www.ingliston.com and
www.freewebs.com/fountainequestrian
Our prestigious shows are known as some of the friendliest shows in the UK and attract a wide range of
competitors, in numerous disciplines from all over Scotland and England. We are delighted when our
sponsors attend our shows whether as a spectator or competitor seeing first-hand how our group helps to
promote the Arabian horse. Our sponsors are greatly appreciated by the show organisers, the Scottish
Committee and our competitors. In response to this, we have some very appealing packages in place to offer
our show sponsors.
Sponsoring a class costs only £30, in return for this you can place a quarter page advert in our show
catalogue as well as having your name advertised beside the relevant class in the show catalogue/schedule.
We are also happy to provide you with refreshments should you wish.
If you would like to sponsor a Championship class, the cost for this is £125. In return, you can place a half
page advert in our show catalogue, as well as having your name advertised beside the relevant class in the
show catalogue/schedule. We will print the company name onto the tails of the winners rosettes and you are
most welcome to present the relevant trophy and have photo opportunities with the winners should you wish
as well as receive refreshments and nibbles courtesy of the SRGAHS committee. You are most welcome to
display any leaflets and have a trade stand. Your name will be called out on the tannoy, further advertising
your generous sponsorship.
If you would, however, like to upgrade you can be the main sponsor at the event. This costs £250, in return
you can place a full page advert in our show catalogue, as well as having your name advertised beside the
relevant class in the show catalogue/schedule. We welcome any banners to put up within the rings at the
event on the day, your company name will be printed onto the tails of the rosettes and sashes won by the
Supreme Champion of the show, for which you are most welcome to present the relevant trophy and have
photo opportunities with the winners should you wish, as well as receive your lunch and be well looked after
by the SRGAHS committee. You are most welcome to display any leaflets and have a trade stand. Your
name will be called out on the tannoy throughout the day, further advertising you as our main event sponsor.
If you would like to sponsor a class or be one of our shows main show sponsor, please complete the attached
form and return it to me as soon as possible.
Thank you in anticipation
Yours sincerely on behalf of SRGAHS
Roslyn Stewart (Rosie)
SRGAHS Promotions & Advertising
Email: colourmefabulous@yahoo.co.uk
Tel: 01771 624924 or 07763 384127
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SPONSORSHIP FORM
The Scottish Regional Group of Arabian Horse Supporters
Scottish Arabian & Light Horse Show – 2 nd June 2012 – Ingliston E.C, Glasgow
Name
Address
Post code
Tel Number
Fax or E mail
Scottish Arabian & Light Horse Annual Show
Name / Company to be placed on the show Catalogue
A class can also be sponsored in memory of a horse if you so wish,
Please give details
* Advert attached / Advert to follow / no Advert
I enclose a cheque for £ …………………….. Please make all cheques payable to S.R.G.A.H.S
I will be attending the show * Yes / No
I would like to sponsor a specific class * Yes / No
If the class you wish to sponsor is unavailable, can we select a class on your behalf, as it is our objective to
have a sponsor for every class * Yes / No
If No, please contact with regards to available classes
* Delete as appropriate
Return to
Miss Roslyn Stewart
Silverburn Villa, Dunshillock, Mintlaw, Aberdeenshire, AB42 4JN
E-mail address – colourmefabulous@yahoo.co.uk
Tel: 01771 624924 or 07763 384127
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MEMBERSHIP FORM – 2012
January 1 st – December 31 st
Subscription Rates;
Single Members £16.00
Family (for 2 members)£20.00
Each Additional Family Member £2.00
(N.B. Family members must reside at the same address)
Name …………………………………………………………………….
BLOCK CAPITALS PLEASE (PLEASE INCLUDE MR, MRS, MISS ETC)
Address……………………………………………………………
………………………………………………………………………
……………………………………………………………………
Postcode ……………………………….. Tel no…………………..
To benefit the group by saving on printing and postage costs, it would be greatly
appreciated if you could provide your email address. By doing so group newsletters will be
sent to you in the future by email. This will not only allow you to save copies on your
computer, but will also help us as a group do our bit for the environment and allow money
to be better spent promoting the Arabian horse.
If however, you do not have an email address then newsletters will be posted.
Email address……………………………………………………………………………..
(Please ensure email address is clearly written)
Total Enclosed ………… Paid via Paypal Yes/No ……………
Payment by Cheque or via Paypal (see website for details) www.srgahs.co.uk
Signature ……………………………… Date …………………
Please indicate as appropriate:
Renewing Existing Membership Yes/No …………… New Membership Yes/No ……………
Where did you hear of our Group? ……………………………………………………
Associate Membership
Associate members are those who reside outside Scotland. Their application must be signed by two
paid up members of the Scottish Regional Group of Arabian Horse Supporters
1 st Signature …………………………… 2 nd Signature …………………………
Cheques should be made payable to: - SRGAHS*Newsletters will be emailed to those that have supplied an
email address*Please send completed form and remittance to;
Mrs Lorraine Robertson, 25 Devenick Drive, Portlethen, Aberdeenshire, AB12 4NG.
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SRGAHS Group Show – INGLISTON – 2 nd June 2012
ENTRY FORM
CLOSING DATE FOR ALL ENTRIES – 30 th April 2012
N.B. IF CLASS TIMES CLASH ON THE DAY COMPETITORS MUST CHOOSE IN WHICH CLASS THEY WANT
TO COMPETE
NAME OF
HORSE
SEX(Gelding, Colt,
Stallion, Mare)
COLOUR
SIRE
DAM
BREEDER
EXHIBITOR
REGISTER NO
**
OWNER OF
HORSE (If not
Exhibitor)
NAME OF
RIDER *
AGE OF
HORSE
IN CLASSES
FEES
IF YOU WISH TO PRE BOOK A SHOW CATALOGUE(s) PLEASE INDICATE HERE
I require ………………off pre booked show catalogue(s) at £2 each, please add this to
total class fees. If purchased on the day the price will be £3
Total class fees £……………..
Cancer Research UK donation (optional) £…………….
First Aid charge (not optional) £2
BOOKING TOTAL £………………...……….
* Please state age of rider/handler if entered in young rider/handlers class
**ALL ENTRIES MUST INCLUDE A COPY OF THE REGISTRATION
CERTIFICATE (BOTH SIDES e.g.Horse & Ownership sections) FOR EACH HORSE**
Please note entries for the Coloured /Light Horse classes do not require a registration certificate, as these
are open to any breed or type.
I understand that riding is a risk sport and I am competent to undertake the classes I have entered. I
agree to abide by the AHS Rules & the Scottish Regional Group Arabian Horse Supporters Rules
and Regulations as stated in the Show Schedule .…………………………….......…........……
(signature of exhibitor)
Member of the SRGAHS Yes / No
Address ………………………………………..........................................................…
..................................................................................... Postcode....................
Email Address …………………………………................……................................…
Tel no ……………………………..……….............……
Please return all forms to: Mrs Alison Murray, West Lodge,
Stoneymeadow Road, High Blantyre, Glasgow, G72 9UE.
PLEASE MAKE ALL CHEQUES PAYABLE TO: S.R.G.A.H.S
All areas of the form must be filled in – thank you
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FOR YOUR BENEFIT THERE FOLLOWS FURTHER CLARIFICATION OF
THE QUALIFYING RULES FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIPS CONTAINED IN THIS
SCHEDULE
THE CHERIF CHAMPIONSHIPS – Open to Ridden Anglo and Part
Bred Arabs only. Classes 26 & 27.
Classes are split at 153cm
153cms and under:
Ponies of 148cms and under are not to be ridden but asked for an individual show
The highest placed entry within the first four in the class at up to 148 cms BLUE CARD,
and the highest placed over 148cm and up to 153cms WHITE CARD will qualify. Both
must have there cards in the ring to be signed by the judge
Over 153cm:
The highest placed entry within the first four will qualify. GREEN CARD
Card must be signed by the judge
No cards to be brought into the ring once the class has started.
THE BRITISH ARABIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS for purebred ridden
Arabs (any sex) and purebred in hand (gelding) Arabs
RIDDEN CLASSES – 20, 21, 22, 23
The highest placed horse in the first 6, not already qualified, can qualify.
IN HAND CLASSES (FOR PUREBRED GELDINGS ONLY) 5, 8, 9, 10.
Class 8 (junior) – The highest placed 2 geldings in the first 6, not already qualified, can
qualify.
Class 9 (junior, mixed) – The highest place 2 yr old AND the highest placed 3 yr old
gelding can BOTH qualify if there are both in the first 6.
Class 5 (senior) – The highest placed 2 geldings in the first 6, not already qualified, can
qualify
PLEASE REMEMBER: Qualification cards (which will have been previously
applied for by the competitor from the Qualifying body) MUST be produced in the
ring. The judge is NOT ALLOWED to sign out-with the ring.
If you are unsure that you may be eligible for qualification, please clarify your
position with the ring steward PRIOR TO LEAVING THE RING, as mistakes cannot
be rectified once you have left the ring.
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ENTRIES SECRETARY
Mrs Alison Murray,
West Lodge,
Stoneymeadow Road,
High Blantyre,
Glasgow,
G72 9UE
01698 822489
alison-murray@tiscali.co.uk
Can now enter via ONLINE Entry Form with Paypal.
See SRGAHS Website:- www.srgahs.co.uk
VENUE SECRETARY
Miss Laura Fairbairn, Chapelton Cottage, Barras, Stonehaven, Aberdeen, AB39 2TS.
Mobile : 077733-35967
Email: summer582@aol.com
SHOW DIRECTOR
Mr Stuart Finlay, Islay, 10 Moor Road, Cartland, Lanark, ML11 7RE ,01555 663481,
Mobile 07753851442
Email: stuartandgilly@talktalk.net
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