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THE OFFICIAL NEWSLETTER OF THE WELSH PONY & COB SOCIETY OF AUSTRALIA INC

Weston Park Stud

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Foals by Eyarth Sama (Imp UK), Steehorst Kyro (Imp UK)and Weston Park Popeye. All 2011 Foals ‐ All For Sale

Richard & Janet Evans234 Glenrowan Moyhu Rd Glenrowan Vic 3675

Email : [email protected] / Fax : 03 5766 2283

www.westonparkstud.com

Action Summer 2011 1

ChairmanWITH SUMMER UPON US, it is a time to

watch the promise in our foals, as well as

attend the many events throughout Australia held

by the Regional Promotional Groups, and plan

for the coming years. Please support our RPGs

by entering or attending their shows, etc. It takes

a lot of effort and commitment to provide these

to promote the Welsh Breed. These events give

members a chance to catch up and socialise, per-

haps as part of their annual holidays.

Mrs Jan Buttfield, Society President has been

busy travelling including attending the NSW All

Welsh Show and the South Australian All Welsh

Show. Residing in Western Australia does not

make it easy to travel and it is great to see Jan

making the effort to meet members and support

events.

Michael Gates, the current Society Young Am-

bassador has been busy and is committed to

assisting with the Young Judges Competitions

and other events. He has also been raising funds

for the Young People’s Group.

The application form for the Young Ambassador

for 2012-2013 is included in this issue, and is

open to members from 18 – 25 years of age. The

closing date for applications is the 1st February

2012.

The Committee of Management recently ap-

proved a ‘Member’s and Breeder’s Code of

Ethics’ and a copy is included in this issue. I ask

all members to read this document, as a reminder

that all members represent the Society and the

Welsh Breed in their endeavours.

Remember to plan Journal advertisements and

submit any articles for publication. The adver-

tising form is included in this Action.

The Society now has a ‘Facebook’ page. This is

a ‘read only’ facility which is updated regularly

by the office staff, keeping members up to date

with any recent developments and information.

The National Office will be closed from the 22nd

of December and will re-open on the 3rd of Jan-uary 2012. Thank you to the Staff who are adedicated team and I wish them a well deservedbreak. If members have any urgent queries,please contact me.

Thank you to the Regional Promotional Groupsfor their hard work thoughout the year. It ispleasing to see the cooperation between variousGroups, sharing judges and avoiding clashes ofdates of events when planning.

I wish all members a safe and joyous Christmasand Holiday Season, and a Happy and Prosper-ous New Year.

Regards

Michele Baker

From the

I WOULD like to welcome Mrs Joan

McKinlay of Orana Park Stud, Victoria, as

Patron of the Welsh Pony and Cob Society of

Australia.

After ‘discovering’ the Welsh breed in the early

1970s when searching for ponies for her three

young children, Joan decided to start breeding

ponies, purchasing mares from Owendale and

Fairway Stud. She was then fortunate to secure

Fairway Hallmark, a Welsh Mountain stallion.

Joan went on to breed Welsh Mountain Ponies,

and then Welsh Ponies and Part Welsh ponies

and from my personal experience, has always

encouraged new members and enthusiasts.

Joan served on the Committee of Management

for 16 years, being particularly interested in the

finances of the Society. Joan was also involved

in the beginning of ‘Action’ including the editing

of it. In the early days of the Victorian Promo-

tions Group, Joan assisted in the organizing of

various Open Days and functions to raise much

needed funds for the Society which assisted in

providing furnishings and office equipment for

the first Society premises at Essendon.

Joan is a Past President, and was awarded an

Honorary Life Membership in 1992.

More recently, Joan has been assisting with the

collecting, collating and editing of the Society

History Publication, planned for release in June

2012. Joan has worked on this task with her

usual enthusiasm and energy and coaxed infor-

mation from many members which may have

otherwise been lost.

Joan continues to breed some ponies and assist

at various events, being a great seller of promo-

tional goods as well as helping where required.

Joan is well worthy of being Society Patron and

on behalf of all members, I wish her well in her

role.

Michele Baker

Welcome to The Society PatronMrs Joan McKinlay

2 Action Summer 2011

The Welsh Pony & Cob Society of Australia Inc. REG NO A0006317F ABN 70 066 732 367 No 20 / 14 - 17 Hogan Court Pakenham Vic 3810

Postal Address: PO Box 762 PAKENHAM VIC 3810 Phone: 03 5941 3288 Fax: 03 5941 2248 Email: [email protected] Website: www.wpcs.com.au

OFFICE BEARERSPRESIDENT Mrs Jan Buttfield PO Box Keysbrook WA 6126PRESIDENT ELECT Mr John WhilePO Box 125 Bathurst NSW 2795COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENTCHAIRMAN/PUBLIC OFFICER Mrs M Baker Glynyarra Park 7 Irvings Rd Moyarra 3951 P: 03 5657 3223 0428 285 304E: [email protected] VICE CHAIRMANMiss W Trimble [email protected] Tooravale PO Box 207 Cranbourne 3977Ph: 03 5998 3664 0418 398 385 JUNIOR VICE CHAIRMANMs J Murphy [email protected] Box 901 Woden ACT 2606Ph: 02 4842 7114FINANCE CHAIRMANMr J Riley [email protected] Stud MS 150 Pittsworth Qld 4356 Ph: 07 46915 204EDITING CHAIRMANMrs D Rule [email protected] (messages left)250 Ringin Road Drouin South 3818Ph: 03 5627 6276Mrs A Austin [email protected] NSW 2864 Ph: 02 6364 2211 0428 944 735Mrs L Crompton [email protected] PO Box 791 Victor Harbor SA 5211 Ph: 08 8552 7049Miss H Dohan47 Reserve Rd Freemans Reach NSW Ph: AH 02 4579 6335Mrs J Evans [email protected] Glenrowan Moyhu Road Glenrowan 3675Ph: 03 5766 2283Miss M Howe [email protected] Rusholme Road Tarrawingee 3678 Ph (AH) : 03 5725 1687 0408 251 687Mr G Le BrocqKent Park 893 Gt Alpine Rd Tarrawingee 3678 Ph: 03 5725 1995Mrs H Slee 238 Moons Lane Faraday VIC Ph: 03 5473 3302

Regional Promotional Sub Committees If you would like to become more involved or require any information aboutthe Welsh Pony & Cob Society of Australia, please contact a representative ofyour nearest Regional Promotional Sub Committee. North East Border Fiona Forge Kimberley Park McLeod Street Gerogery West NSW 2642 02 6026 0612Gippsland & Peninsula Mrs Helen Martyr-Gogerly 24 Maywood Rd Cranbourne South Vic 3977 03 5978 6248Ballarat & Central Highlands Stephen WiltshirePO Box 50 Buninyong VIC 3357 03 5341 2299Yarra Valley Darryl King144 Warburton Highway Lilydale 3140 Ah 03 97351232Tasmania Mrs Michelle ShephardForthside Tas 7310 0417 306 545 Eastern New South Wales Helen Dohan47 Reserve Rd Freemans Reach NSW 2756 Ah 02 4579 6335Northern New South Wales Mrs D E Hillard Harwood Park119 Heathersleigh Road Kellys Plains 2350 02 6775 1393Southern New South Wales Shirley Atkinson‘Niscinda’ 459 Jerrara Rd Marulan NSW 2579 02 4841 1575Western New South Wales Mr John WhileBathurstQueensland Mr J RileyMS 150 Pittsworth 4356 07 4691 5204Western Australia Midge BoagP O Box 74 North Dandalup WA 6207 08 9530 1022 South Australia Kathryn MitchellHackney SA 5069 08 8132 1893 0407 979 982

Other Society ContactsVic All Welsh Mr Wes Gardiner 03 5795 2070‘Karanga’ PO Box 209 Euroa Vic 3666 National Welsh Show Mrs Janet Evans234 Glenrowan Moyhu Rd Glenrowan 3675 Ph: 03 5766 2283National Advertising Miss W TrimbleTooravale PO Box 207 Cranbourne 3977 03 5998 3664Vic Foal Futurity Mrs D Rule250 Ringin Rd Drouin South 3818 03 5627 6276Action Advertising, articles, RPG notes WP&CSPO Box 762 Pakenham. 3810 03 5941 3288Action Editor Megan [email protected] Ph (AH) : 03 5725 1687 Journal Articles Mr J RileyMS 150 Pittsworth Qld 4356 Ph 07 46915 204 Journal Advertisements WP&CS PO Box 762 Pakenham. 3810 03 5941 3288 [email protected]

OFFICE EMAILSJean Hill - Office Manager [email protected] Main incoming email addressBelinda Sloothaak - [email protected] Finance Administrator any finance mattersLeanne Moss - Registrar [email protected] Any registration enquiriesAnne Turner Office Assistant [email protected] membership enquiries


The Editor, Publications Committee and the Society wish to state thatopinions expressed by writers in this publication are not necessarily thoseof the Editor, Committee or Society but represent the personal views of thewriters. All submissions are subject to Editing.The attention of advertisers is drawn to the Trade Practices Act 1974(C’wealth) and the provisions in the Act which apply to advertising. It isnot possible for The Welsh Pony and Cob Society of Australia Inc to en-sure that all advertisements which are published in this publication complyin all respects with the Act, and responsibility must therefore be on the per-son, company or advertising agency submitting the advertisement for pub-lication. The Welsh Pony & Cob Society of Australia Inc reserves the rightto amend or refuse any advertisement without stating the reason.Note to Editors: Articles and photographs in this publication of the WelshPony and Cob Society of Australia Inc are copyright. In most cases, Editors may reprint articles and photographs provided theyobtain the permission of the Society’s Action Editor and if they acknowl-edge the author, owners and the Action newsletter of the Welsh Pony andCob Society of Australia Inc.

EDITORIAL CONTENTSWelcome to the Society Patron . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1From the Chairman . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1Society Office Bearers & Contacts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2Editorial . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3Whatʼs the Rule? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3Notice Board . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4WPCSA Mebers & Breeders Code of Ethics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7Gallery - Mares . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8Access Action . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9Young Ambassador Application Form . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10Young Ambassadorʼs Report . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12Rivington Stud Wins Dinah Creswick Breeders Trophy . . . . . . .14Achiever Award Application Form . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14Journal 2012 Advertising Form . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15Junior Club . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16Photos from the Shows . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18RPG Roundup New South Wales - Eastern . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20 New South Wales - Northern . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .22 New South Wales - Southern . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .22 New South Wales - Western . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24 North East & Border . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .26 Queensland . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28Calendar of Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .30WPCSA Inc Judges Regulations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .31RPG Roundup South Australia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .32 Tasmania . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .34 Victoria - Ballarat & Central Highlands . . . . . . . . . . . . . .36 Victoria - Gippsland & Peninsula . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .38 Victoria - Yarra Valley . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .40 Western Australia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .42Native Pony Championships . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .43WPCS Dressage Championships . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .44Schedules The Welsh National Show . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .45 Stabling and Camping Form . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .49 NEB Autumn Show . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .50 Queensland All Welsh Show . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .53WP&CSA Inc Show Regulations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .58Advertiserʼs Order Form for Action . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .60

WELCOME to the Summer edition

of Action, featuring Mares. We

have had some lovely photos submitted

and it is lovely to see long term support-

ers of the Action Galley continue to do

so. It was nice to hear some great feed-

back on the photo we featured under my

editorial in the last edition, we all enjoy

seeing the kids and ponies out there

having fun.

In this edition we have the current Show

Regulations and also the Judges Regu-

lations, it is important that as exhibitors

everyone understands that judges have

a set of rules to comply to, we also have our Code of Ethics, so please

make time to read through these important documents.

If you are looking for shows in the new year please refer to our Calendar

in the middle of this Action, some entry dates for these events will close

shortly so do ensure that you follow up any events so as not to miss out.

An exciting new event will be the WP&CS Dressage Championships and

Open Dressage Competition to be held on the Monday of what is known

as the Welsh National Show Weekend. Any Welsh enthusiast can be as-

sured of a huge weekend of Welsh fun from the 9th to the 12th March at

Tatura, with the Friday night hosting the National Young Judges Final and

the Working Hunter Championships, Saturday sees the Welsh National

Show and the Native Pony Championships run, whilst on Sunday there is

the Autumn Show. Now, rounding out the weekend on Monday will be

the Dressage Championships. Most details are in this edition of Action

and further information will be available shortly on www.wpcs.com.au.

I hope everyone has a great Christmas and a Happy New Year.

Megan HoweFront Cover: Main picture - Megan Wren and Judaroo Castania. SectionC mare Penley Narcisus at the Back in Time Harness Show, Western Aus-tralia.

1. Animals must enter and leave the gateway to the ringa) At the walkb) At the trotc) At any speed as long as under the full control of the

rider or handler2. Judges must not judge more than one show within a

radius of 100 kms withina) 6 monthsb) 120 daysc) 90 days

3. Whips carried in led and ridden classes are to be nolonger thana) 100 centimetres excluding the tailb) 75 centimetres excluding the tailc) 125 centimetres excluding the tail

What’s the Rule?Test your knowledge of WPCSA Showing Regulations

Answers: 1. a) 2. c) 3. b)

Gippsland & Peninsula RPG

CHRISTMAS BREAKUPVenue: Jane Kelly, 17 Fern Way, Narre Warren South

Date: 27th November 2011, at 1pmBBQ, BYO drinks and chairRSVP: 20th November 2011

Dutch Auction to be held - please bring a gift.Enquiries: Angela Holland

Email: [email protected]

QUEENSLANDALL WELSH SHOWFriday 16th – Sunday 18th March 2012

• SOCIETY MEDAL SHOW • SIRES RATING SHOWFeaturing Pony Dressage Display &

Qld Foal Futurity Finals Friday eveningFancy Dress & Working Hunter

Extravaganza Saturday evening

Gatton ShowgroundsSee Schedule in this Action

The Qld RPG Proudly Announces the 2012 WP&CS Pony Club

Performance Highpoint AwardOpen to Welsh and Part Welsh ponies and cobs reg-istered with the WP&CS of Aust. The owner of thepony (not necessarily the rider) must be a full or as-sociate member of the WP&CS of Aust.Rider must be a member of PCAQ or PCANT.

OPEN TO QLD & NT RESIDENTS ONLY2012 competition runs from 1st January 2012

to 31st December 2012 inclusiveNominations are free

Winners receive a rug donated by Supreme Horseware www.supremehorseware.com

Full details available at www.wpcs.com.au/qld and

www.pcaq.asn.auCoordinator: Judy Davis

P: 07 5439 0113 E: [email protected]

Competition details and score cards available now

ATTENTION ALL �HARNESS� COMPETITORSThe Welsh National Show working party wishes to advisethat unless the entry numbers in the harness classes at the2012 show are a big improvement on previous shows theharness classes will be at risk of being dropped from theprogram in the future.

Remember you have two days of harness classes with theNEB RPG’s Autumn show on the Sunday.

QLD FOAL FUTURITY 2012 FINAL PAYMENTA final reminder for nominees entered in the2012 Qld Foal Futurity – deadline for finalpayment is 15th January 2012.Remember this important date to ensureyour futurity nominated ponies remain eligi-ble for judging on

Friday 16th March at the 2012 Qld All Welsh Show.

Contact Lorelle Laffey [email protected]

QLD Pony Club AWARDS

WPCS of A Inc - EASTERN NSW RPG

NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETINGSaturday 7th January 2012

The meeting will commence at 11.30 am at the Richmond Club, Francis St, Richmond

followed by lunch

2012 SA Welsh Youngstock Show15th January 2012

H H H BALHANNAH OVAL H H H117 Onkaparinga Valley Road Balhannah SA

Judges: Sabina Helmgens, Grenwood Stud, NSWJanet Murphy, Keyi Stud, NSW

Programs available to download from www.wpcs.com.au/sa

Enquiries please phone Kathryn Mitchell 08 8132 1893 or 0407 979 982

C O R R E S P O N D E N C E T O T H E O F F I C EPlease Note : Address for all mail is

P O B o x 7 6 2 Pa k e n h a m V i c 3 8 1 0Older registration cards will have non-current address - youmust use the above or mail will not be delivered correctly.


QUEENSLAND MEDAL SHOWSTHREE QUEENSLAND AGRICULTURAL SHOWShave been allocated Society Medals in 2012 inaddition to our Queensland All Welsh.

WARWICK SHOW to be held 23‐25 March 2012offers a Society Medal to be awarded to the BestWelsh In Hand.

Welsh and Ridden Native Challenge classes willbe held at the 2012 TOOWOOMBA ROYAL, 27‐31March, with a Society Medal to be awarded to theChampion Ridden Part Welsh. Entries close 27thJanuary.

IPSWICH SHOW to be held 10‐12 May 2012 willoffer a Society Medal to the Champion RiddenWelsh.

SOCIETY HISTORY PUBLICATIONPHOTO REQUEST

A Society publication, ‘The First 40 Years’, is due forrelease in June 2012. This is a history of theformation and continued growth and success ofthe Society.

The National Office is currently sourcing photosdepicting historical events, persons or ponies.Submissions for consideration can be forwarded tothe Office.

For further information please contact Jean Hill on03 5941 3288. Any contributions can be posted to

Jean Hill at PO Box 762 Pakenham 3810 or

emailed to [email protected]

Photos will be returned promptly once scanned oralternatively a high quality scanned digital imagecan be sent electronically.

MEMBER’S & BREEDER’S CODE OF ETHICS

A copy of the newly introduced Member’s & Breeder’s Code of Ethics’

is included in this issue on page 7.

STUDBOOK REGULATIONS REMINDER

FOR VENDORS AND PURCHASERS:To avoid unnecessary complications when sellinganimals, please refer to the following regulations:

20. TRANSFER OF OWNERSHIP It is the responsibility of the owner of the animals dis‐

posing of same, to notify the Secretary of the Society, sur‐

render the Registration Certificate for endorsement and

pay the transfer fee. Notification must be received within

60 days of completion of sale or a penalty fee will apply.

E. Ponies sold without papers:i. The Registration Certificate must be returned to the

office noting that the pony has been sold without papers:

II. Transfer of ownership can only be recorded with written

approval from the last registered owner.

33. A. The Registration Certificate remains the property of

the Welsh Pony & Cob Society of Australia Inc.

It is strongly recommended before purchase or othertransactions, a check is made via the on-line studbook toensure registration / ownership details are correct.


JUDGES’ REGULATIONSFor the information of all members, thecurrent Judges’ Regulations have beenincluded in this issue. They can be found on page 31.

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GELDING REGISTRATIONPlease note: When registering geldings which werepreviously colt recorded or stallion registered, you donot need to fill in a Gelding Registration Form.

Return the Colt / Stallion Registration Certificatetogether with a signed letter with details of thepony, including the date of gelding and a newRegistration Number and Certificate will be issuedat no charge.

The National Office will be closedfrom the 22nd of December and willre-open on the 3rd of January 2012.


Dinah Creswick BREEDERS’ TROPHYCongratulations to the Crompton Family of RivingtonStud, South Australia, recipients of the award frompoints accumulated at the South Australian All WelshShow 2010.This award is determined by points for Led Welshclasses, including progeny groups at a State All WelshShow.The Tasmanian All Welsh Show 2011, to be held on 11thDecember, is nominated for the award in 2011.

STATE ALL WELSH SHOW2011-2012 SPECIAL AWARDSROSEDALE STUD, UK AWARD$100 Society Voucher plus rosette to be awarded to the Champion Section B Filly

SOCIETY SPECIAL AWARD$100 Society Voucher plus rosette to be awarded to the Supreme Section C ExhibitThank you also to our

Major Society SponsorSUPREME HORSEWEARProprietor – Mrs Michelle Shepherd

Congratulations and welcome to thosemembers who have recently been appointedto the Judges' Panel, Michael Gates, AliceAustin, Ruth Anderson, Julie Wardell,Daniel Harvey, Mark Brown, Joanne Parry.

NEB RPG MEETINGThe next meeting for the NEB RPG will be held on Sunday 11th

December at ‘Kimberley Park’ McLeod St, Gerogery West, c

commencing at 11.00am. Bring a Kris Kringle gift to the value

of $5 to swap and something to share for lunch.

Agenda items will include:

• Selection of judges for our 2012 shows

• Meeting dates and venues for the next twelve months.

Enquiries to: Fiona Forge 02 6026 0612 or 0408 482 870

WELSH NATIONAL SHOWAnyone interested in stewarding at the National Show onSaturday 10th March 2012

please contact the secretary Fiona Forge on 02 6026 0612 or 0408 482 870.

This is a great opportunity for any probationary judgesor anyone considering applying to go on the judges panelto gain hands on experience.

STALLION SERVICE RAFFLE:Tickets are selling fast for the 2012 Stallion Service.

Thanks to Osory Stud and Kiabe Stud for their generous donation of a service to one of the follow‐ing imported stallions:

Section A Heniarth Horatio (Imp UK), Section B Downland Aristotle (Imp UK)Part Welsh Pendley Holly’s Tribute (Imp UK)

This raffle will be running over the next few monthsand the winner will have the opportunity to choosebetween 3 outstanding imported stallions.

Tickets are $10 each. Contact John While for details 02 6334 3852

or catch him at one of our All Welsh or RPG Shows.

This handsome Medal isbeing struck to be awarded to

Sires Ratings winners.

PROPERTY IDENTIFICATION CODE (PIC) PROPERTY NUMBERSfor horse properties are required in Victorian andSouth Australia. (There are fines up to $1000 inSouth Australia for non-compliance.)Please check your State Department of PrimaryIndustries (DPI) website for details.

facebookDonʼt forget to become a ʻfriendʼ of the Welsh

Pony & Cob Society of Australia Inc facebookpage.This is a ʻread onlyʼ page, enabling membersto receive reminders and updates of usefulinformation.

Show Regulations Working Hunter Jump HeightsHeights for Working Hunter classes will beamended with changes to take effect from

12th March 2012.See page 59 for details


The Welsh Pony & Cob Society of Australia Inc.

Members & Breeders Code of EthicsThe aims and purposes of the Society are:

To encourage the breeding and improvement of horses and ponies, more especially those of the Welsh Breeds.

To promote the welfare of all horses, ponies and cobs

To ensure that all individual members of the Society, and those who serve as Committee Members, Breeders, Competitors,

Judges, Stewards, Volunteers and in any other capacity act with honesty and integrity in all of their dealings with the So-

ciety, other members, clients and the public at large.

UNDERTAKINGS

Members of The Welsh Pony & Cob Society of Australia who are engaged in breeding activities or offering Welsh Ponies

and Cobs for sale undertake that they will act in accordance with the Members & Breeders Code of Ethics at all times.


and Cobs for sale undertake that they will exercise humane and responsible care for all horses for which they are account-

able, be responsible in respect of the selection of breeding stock and maintain accurate stud records.


and Cobs for sale will endeavour to operate their breeding operations and business dealings in a such a manner as that

which promotes the image of the Welsh Pony and Cob and instils confidence in any owner or enthusiast of Welsh Ponies

and Cobs.


and Cobs for sale will at all times abide by the Rules and Regulations of the Society.

UNDERSTANDING

Persons who breed or sell Welsh Ponies and Cobs are at the forefront of the industry. They are the persons whose activities

can best preserve the integrity of the Welsh Breed by upholding quality and selective breeding standards, by maintaining ac-

curate records and by dealing with buyers and the public at large in an honest manner. Further, their efforts in dealing openly,

honestly and according to best business practices can instil public confidence in the industry. In recognition of their impor-

tance, all who breed or offer Welsh Ponies and Cobs for sale are expected to operate according to the Members & Breeders

Code of Ethics and The Welsh Pony & Cob Society of Australia Code of Conduct and the Rules and Regulations that are

adopted to encourage acceptable breeding practices.

Members must use current and correct paperwork when undertaking registrations, transfers, breeding and all other transac-

tions, and adhere to the current timelines at all times, and become familiar with, and adhere to the Regulations including Reg-ulations for the Registration and entry of animals in the Welsh Stud Book of Australia Inc and appendix thereto, including:

20. A. It is the responsibility of the owner of the animal disposing of the same, to notify the Secretary of the Society, sur-render the Registration Certificate for endorsement and pay the transfer fee. Notification must be received within60 days of completion of sale or a penalty fee will apply.

20. E. Ponies sold without papers:i. The Registration Certificate must be returned to the office noting that the pony has been sold without papers.

33. A. The Registration Certificate remains the property of the Welsh Pony & Cob Society of Australia Inc.

The Welsh Pony & Cob Society of Australia recommends that Members engaged in breeding activities or offering Welsh Ponies

and Cobs for sale document their agreements in writing. These agreements need to be signed by the parties involved and copies

of the agreement made available to all parties.

The Welsh Pony & Cob Society of Australia recommends that Members are familiar with, and adhere to the Model codes ofPractice regarding ‘Land Transport of Livestock’ and refer to the guidelines for equines. **Please follow this link for the cur-rent guidelines:

www.daff.gov.au/animal-plant-health/welfare/model_code_of_practice_for_the_welfare_of_animals#transport

The Welsh Pony & Cob Society of Australia recommends that breeders and sellers of Welsh Ponies and Cobs become familiarwith the Australian Consumer Laws including amendments as made, to ensure they adhere to legal and ethical practices.


Section A mare GLENVIEW SILVER HARMONY Photo: Ablue Moon ImagesS: Menai Silver Sand (Imp UK) D: Rhyl Mi LadyBreeder: L Tooby Owner: Ablue Moon Arabian Ponies

GALLERY Mares

Section D mare ANAKIE CHARLOTTE S: Cwmkaren Tywysog DuD: Llangollen Kareena. Breeder: Michelle StubbsOwners: Jody McKenzie, Sonia Hogeemeer and Mike Holland

Section B mare DALGANGLE MARGOT FONTEYNS: Dalgangle Mandarin D: Dalgangle SwanlakeBreeder: Mrs M Lucas Owner: J Rowe

Section B mare DALGANGLE OLEANDERS: Dalgangle Mandarin D: Dalgangle OliviaBreeder: Mrs M Lucas Owner: J Rowe

Section A mare PETHERTON PARK HONEY BEE S: Bolaro Bumble BeeD: Petherton Park Peny Bont SOD: Nattai KingswayBreeder / Owner: June Jones

Section A mare PETHERTON PARK HONEY BEE S: Bolaro Bumble Bee D: Petherton Park Peny Bont SOD: NattaiKingsway Breeder / Owner: June Jones


Section A mare PETHERTON PARK HELENS GIFT S: Wooranora MaestroD: Llewellah Karita SOD: Coed Coch Bari (Imp UK)Breeder / Owner: June Jones

GALLERY Mares

Section A mare MORNING MIST BEERSHEBA S: Morning Mist FfyddionD: Morning Mist Chablis SOD: Twyford Minton (Imp UK)Breeder: H & B Martyr-Gogerly Owner: June Jones

Section A mare MORNING MIST BEERSHEBA S: Morning Mist FfyddionD: Morning Mist Chablis SOD: Twyford Minton (Imp UK)Breeder: H & B Martyr-Gogerly Owner: June Jones

ACCESSAction

Dear Editor,

I wish to congratulate John Riley and the clever people who select the

articles for the Journal. The 2011 Journal had such good history arti-

cles, very interesting to those people who have Nattai and Coed Coch

bloodlines in their ponies; interesting ‘Vale’ stories; interesting ad pho-

tos of people’s studs and achievers. The things you learn. How beauti-

ful are our Welshies for the world to see, at home and at the shows.

Thanks,

June Jones Petherton Park Stud

Hi Megan

Have been meaning to contact you for months. You are doing a

great job with Action, always look forward to receiving it.

Just had to say though that I really loved the photo you used under

your editorial in the Winter Edition, with the young boys riding

their ponies in the water. I think it was an exceptional photo and I

just wish that we could see more like it. I would have loved to have

seen it on the cover. There are so many more ponies out there doing

great things than we ever see in the showring, I just wish that we

could make more of the 'ordinary' pony for the 'ordinary' owner. I

know you can't publish the photos if you don't get sent them, but

perhaps when we do get them we could make more of them. That

photo really did my heart good. Good job.

Cheers

Suellen Deane

John Riley received this letter of appreciation from Sue Clasen (see

2011 Journal – page 216)

Dear John,

Thank you so much for the two Journals which arrived this morning.

What a fascinating publication - the photos make me very nostalgic

for Wales and those far-off riding days!

It is good to have so many disparate threads drawn together in print

as it saves my trying to explain it all to our grandchildren... Per-

shore will now have to prepare itself for an invasion of Welsh/Aus-

tralian pony enthusiasts though, won't it ?! Thank you again and our

best wishes to you and the Welsh Pony and Cob Society of Australia,

Sue

PS: Could we have one issue of Action that features old photos of the firstponies that we rode, that led to our Welsh love story. Maybe the geldingissue. Here is my gelding ‘Smokey’ by Nattai Starlight, circa 1950.


PART 1: APPLICATION FORM

Full Name of Applicant ________________________________________________________Date of Birth _______________________________

Contact details & Postal address ____________________________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________

__________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________

Telephone ( ) ____________________________________________________________Mobile ____________________________________

Email address _______________________________________________________________

ELIGIBILITY

Yes I am a member of the WP&CSOA Inc. My Membership number is _ _ _ _ _ _

I am not a member of the Society. My parent, grandparent or guardian is a member. Their Membership number is _ _ _ _ _ _

My current Occupation is ______________________________________________________

I am currently employed as a (state position) _______________________________________

Name of Employer ___________________________________________________________

I am currently studying ________________________________________________________

College or University _________________________________________________________

Name course or apprenticeship __________________________________________________

I hold an Australian passport Yes No

I hold a passport issued outside of Australia Yes No

Names and contact details of two referees who may be contacted to confirm my suitability for the award of the WP&CS of Australia‘s Young Ambassador of the Year1. ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

2. ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Part 2. PLEASE PROVIDE YOUR RESPONSES to the points A to F as ATTACHMENTS

A A brief resume of your experience with the Welsh breeds. (not more than 300 words)

B A brief account of your achievements in equine pursuits. (not more than 300 words)

C State the reasons why you believe you have the qualities and skills to be selected as the WP&CS of Australia Inc Young Ambassador for the year

2012 - 2013. (not more than 500 words)

D State goals you hope to achieve during your year as the Society’s Young Ambassador should you be selected. (not more than 400 words)

E State how you would promote to all members and potential members of the Society the experience you gained during your year of office. (not

more than 300 words)

F List leadership roles you have filled at school, at college, at university, in the work place and in the community at large.

PART 3

If selected as the Young Ambassador I am prepared: A To sign a Terms of Award Agreement with the Society.

B To represent the Society in a role determined with the Chairperson of the Society.

C To visit Wales in 2013 and represent the Society at the Royal Welsh Show.

D If selected as the Young Ambassador I am prepared to contribute to the costs incurred by me by during my term of office.

If selected for an interview: A) I am prepared to travel to Melbourne for an interview in March 2012.

B) I am prepared to attend the interview at my own expense.

C) I will be prepared to give an oral presentation on the reasons why I should be selected as the Society’s Young Ambassador for 2012 - 2013.

In applying for the award I agree to the terms of the award and accept the selection panel’s decision is final. The Participant acknowledges that

during all time while he/ she is participating in activities associated with the role of the Young Ambassador, he / she does so at his / her own risk

and that the Participant and other people in the care and control of the Participant will not hold the WP&CS of A Inc or any of its employees or

agents liable for any personal injury or breach of contract whether caused by the negligence of the Provider its employees or agents howsoever

caused or otherwise.

Signed ……………………………………………………………Young Ambassador of the Year 2012 - 2013 Applicant

YOUNG AMBASSADOR OF THE YEAR 2012 - 2013


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IT WAS A FANTASTIC OPPORTUNITY to be able to get behind

the scenes and be involved at the recent New South Wales All

Welsh, both in my role as Young Ambassador and as a judge. After

a last minute judge change, I had the difficult task of judging the

Junior Handler classes and my congratulations are extended to all

the young people that competed - the level of skill and competence

was extremely pleasing to see and even more difficult to judge. The

always popular Fancy Dress was later in the evening and the effort

that parents, family members and children go to for this class is

enormous and it is always enjoyable to be a part of it.

I was very pleased to assist with running of the Young Judges

Competition that was extremely well supported across all age

groups. The competition is aimed at encouraging young enthusiasts

to experience the judging process in a relaxed setting, with the view

of them hopefully becoming judges in the future. I am certain that

the experience I gained from competing in the Young Judges

Competition helped me enormously during my assessment to be

included on the Society’s judging panel and hope that I was able to

pass on some useful tips to the competitors.

As part of the young judges competition, I gave competitors a brief

about how the competition is run and what they can expect during

their interview with the judge. This was a good opportunity to also

assist with communicating the newly approved Committee of

Management (COM) regulations. To assist the participants during

the competition, I also provided a competitor pack that was used to

assist them during the judging of the class and during the interview.

The packs received good feedback and will be further developed

and be available to all competitors competing at the upcoming All

Welsh shows.

During the NSW All Welsh I was also able to speak with several

young members on my plans to form a Young Peoples Group, with

many great ideas being discussed. I plan to use the upcoming All

Welsh shows as another opportunity to finalise these plans to be able

to put to forward a proposal to the COM in early 2012.

The proposed Young Peoples Group will be holding a social event

on Friday evening, 9th March 2012 in conjunction with the Welsh

National Show. There will be several short DVD screenings

including the 1992 Imported Stallion Parade, footage from the Royal

Welsh and hopefully the prestigious Horse of the Year Show in the

UK. This is a fantastic opportunity for everyone to come together

in a relaxed and friendly environment to see some of the ponies and

cobs that have had a tremendous influence on our breed. Light

refreshments and soft drinks will be provided and everyone is

encouraged to come along. If anyone would like to assist or has any

other ideas about this evening, I would love to hear from you.

To assist with fundraising for the proposed group, I will be raffling

a copy of Tom Best’s book The History of the British Riding Pony.

Tom is co-founder of the renowned Waxwing Stud in Scotland UK. The book

records the history of the British Riding Pony from the 19th Century to the present

day and describes how the expertise of influential breeders combined the best

bloodlines from the Welsh, Thoroughbred and Arab to create today’s modern

Riding Pony. The History of the British Riding Pony is the definitive account

of the subject and worthy of a place on any equestrian bookshelf.

The raffle will be drawn on the 15th December 2011 with tickets on sale for $5

each or three for $10 and will be available from the South Australian, Western

Australian, Victorian and Tasmanian All Welsh shows, the National Capital

Horse Show and the Southern NSW Pony Classic and Youngstock Show.

Alternatively, if you would like a chance to win a copy of this great book, please

get in contact with me to arrange tickets.

I am looking forward to finishing off the year attending the remaining All Welsh

Shows and getting further involved with these shows.

Michael Gates

Young Ambassador’s Report

The WP&CS Young Peoples Group will be hosting a film night on the Friday evening of the Welsh National Show, 9th March 2012

Our Young Ambassador Michael Gates has arranged for films including the 1992 ImportedStallion Parade, the ridden Welsh classes at 2011 UK HOYS, Glanusk Stallion Show, TheRoyal Welsh and the 2011 Welsh International Show.

There will also be light refreshments and drinks available, gold coin donation entry.To start around 7:30pm = everyone is welcome to come along and join in the evening.


Eagle Park WELSH MOUNTAIN PONIESTraining Stables

Places available for ponies to be produced by Daniel Harvey for the coming foal shows and the 2012 show season.

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Foals also available for sale, and to be produced for the coming season.Contact: Daniel Harvey on 0409902140 | 02 63590707 | Email: [email protected]

www.eagleparkponies.com

Photo: Julie Wilson


ACHIEVER AWARDFor submission to: Committee of Management WP&CSA Inc PO Box 762 Pakenham Vic 3810

To reach the Secretary prior to 1st February 2012

From_________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________

Dated _________________________________________________________

We wish to nominate the following ponies for the Achiever Award:

Pony’s name _________________________________________________________________________________________Section __________

All nominations must be accompanied by the above form and a list highlighting the animals achievements, plus a written docu-ment of 600 words telling the animal’s story and a high quality photograph to be used in the Journal if successful.

INTRODUCTION(a) The Committee of Management considers the Achiever Award

on an annual basis in February of each year.(b) There is no limit to the nominations received from each State,

nor the number of awards (if any) bestowed by the Committeeof Management.

(c) Nominations must be received by 1st February in each year.(d) Nominations can be made by an RPG Sub-Committee, a

Breeder, Agricultural Show, pony owner/exhibitor, or other indi-vidual.

(e) The owner/exhibitor of the pony must be a current financialmember of the WP&CS of Australia Inc and be a financial mem-ber at the time the nomination ‘achieved’, unless received fromor on behalf of a group such as Riding for the Disabled.

(f) Ponies or Cobs must be registered with the WP&CS of Australia Inc.

(g) Both Welsh and Part Welsh ponies are eligible for nomination.(h) If Agricultural Show or Gymkhana results are submitted, a de-

tailed account must be submitted, e.g. Name of Show orGymkhana, Date, Number of exhibitors in class, Name of judge

QUALIFICATIONThe Achiever Award is a prestigious award in recognition of out-

standing performance by a Welsh Pony, considering the versa-tility demonstrated in their general promotion of the Welsh breedin OPEN COMPANY (led, saddle, harness etc).

NOTEAlthough general agricultural show results will be considered,greater preference would be given to an exhibit that, for exam-ple:- won at Barastoc, represented their state at an Australiawide competition of significant importance, excelled at andgained recognition for its contribution to the RDA etc.

Achiever Award - Do you own or know of a super Welsh Pony or Cob? if so, let us know!

THIS TROPHY was created in memory of

the late Lady Dinah Creswick of the fa-

mous Nattai Stud. The winner receives a beau-

tiful plate especially made for this trophy.

It was a huge honour to be awarded the presti-

gious Dinah Creswick Breeders Trophy at the

2011 Society AGM. Having come second

every year since it began as a National Award

in 2005 until it became a state by state award in

2009, was an incredible feat in itself.

It was South Australia’s turn to host the trophy

at the 2010 SA All Welsh Show and we pro-

duced 16 ponies for the show and the seven

Welsh Mountain ponies all trace back to a Nat-

tai pony.

We are very proud to have won the trophy as

Lady C, as she was known was a very dear

friend. The family had visited and stayed at

her famous Nattai Stud many times over the

years. Ponies bought included the impeccably

bred stallions Nattai Vychan dec.(Coed CochBari Imp UK x Nattai Moon Fairy) and NattaiHarri II (Coed Coch Bari Imp UK x Nattai

Lady Moonlight 2nd). While Harri II was the

show stallion (winning Supreme Welsh Moun-

tain Pony at every outing) it was Vychan who

produced the top show ponies and continues to

have such a huge influence in the stud through

his many descendants.

Penny Crompton, Sarah, Fenella & Isabelle Barker

Rivington Stud Wins Dinah Creswick Breeders Trophy

A family committed to excellence


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Junior Club

Hi,I would like to join the Junior Club, my form

and photos are attached.

My name is Lucy. I am 5 years old. I got

Rahane Pegasus in April this year and have

been riding him on my own since August. We

go to Pony Club, Gymkhanas, Rodeos and

Campdrafts. I have been to ridden in

2 Mini Drafts and gotten 4th and 2nd. I love

Gus because he is really fun to ride and he is

really pretty.

Gus and I are cantering now and we go

mustering with Dad. Gus also loves to jump

really high. I love riding Gus!

Thanks

Lucy

Five year old Charlotte Millardrode the lovely Section A geldingKenda Park Chardonnay to winthe Barastoc Leading Rein Ponyof the Year 2011 ‐ such a big thrillfor everyone! The competitionfor this award is huge.

Three year old Christopher

likes to help his Gran look

after the ponies


Junior Club member JadeSoper with her pony Sketty Park Iris competing in the Welsh classes at the2011 Royal QueenslandShow.

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Junior Club is for children 12 years and under - membership is free. Junior Club members receive a gift, a Christmas card and twoNewsletters annually, in December and June. Members of theJunior Club are invited to send articles etc for inclusion in theNewsletter,and to take part in competitions from time to time.Please note it is not a junior membership. No membership benefits apply.You may like a penfriend. If so, send your name and address, age,and interests, for inclusion in the Newsletter.———————————————————————————————Name _________________________ gender ______Date of Birth ______Address ____________________________________

A little about yourself, family and pets for inclusion in the Newsletter.

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Below: WendamarFelicity and AbbyGreen – Lead ReinPony of the Year andMini ChampionPony of the Year,Midwest Horse of theYear 2011.

Avlon Erian at theNSW All Welsh withBrook Smart.Lorelle Mercer tookthe photo.


Chelsea Park Leonardo, ChampionWelsh E Gelding, Perth Royal Show2011, Photo : Vicki Tapper

Owendale William of Oz, ChampionShow Hunter Galloway, Perth RoyalShow 2011.

Indi Placebo at the Back in TimeShow. Photo : Chris Ros.

Black Diamond Shooting Star andBrianna Peters, SA PerformanceShow Photo: Kerri Afford

Youngstock Challenge Winner at theBACH Welsh Pony Pageant, VanocaPark Teifi. Photo: Bridey Lee

San-Del Popstar, Champion Welsh AStallion, Perth Royal Show 2011.

Bamborough September Song, Champion Small Hunter Pony at the SHC NSWHOTY 2011 being sashed by Judge Kelli Probert. Photo : C Stevenson

Ray McCoy competing in Harness at the New South Wales All Welsh Show.Photo: Lorelle Mercer


Supreme Part Welsh at the BACH Welsh Pony Pageant, Renee Hook’s DunelmRendition with Judge David Russell. Photo: Bridey Lee

Winner of the ‘Greylight’ Trophy at the New South Wales All Welsh Show, AliceAustin’s Avlon Jenny Wren. Photo: Lorelle Mercer

Supreme Gelding and Runner Up Youngstock Challenge, Alex Bethell’s KarangaDallas. Photo: Bridey Lee

Supreme Champion Section B at the BACH WelshPony Pageant, Liz Stocker’s Haddon Park ChinaDoll. Photo: Bridey Lee

Supreme Champion Section C at the BACH Welsh Pony Pageant,Megan & Trish Farrell’s Bookra Sports Edition. Photo: Chris Gray

At the NSW All Welsh Show, ChampionSection C Hunter Led Rivington BanksiaRose, owned by the Kokineli Family.

Ballanbrae Stud’s RivingtonWindrow at Geelong Royal.


RPG RoundupNEW SOUTH WALES - Eastern

THE NSW ALL WELSH is over for another

year! This year we found ourselves with

record entries particularly in the Part Welsh

classes and with some Welsh classes having in

excess of 20 entries.

No show of this size can occur without the as-

sistance of non-committee members, a commit-

tee of six cannot possibly cope with the demands

of the weekend. The committee members would

like to thank those non-committee people who

have worked so hard to assist in the smooth run-

ning of the Welsh Show. Peter Taubman does

the most fabulous job as judges’ host from the

time he meets them at the airport, taking them

home to look after them and then bringing them

to the show and taking care of them until the

show is finished.

The show could not run without our wonderful

stable and camping coordinator Jeff Perry and

his assistant Mick Rath. Jeff comes to SIEC on

Wednesday and works tirelessly all day and

much of the night looking after members’ needs

in that area. Jane Newton refuses to be on com-

mittee but may as well be as she spends weeks

organising the show making sure everything is

catered for from ordering of ribbons to finding

presents for judges. I don’t know what we

would do without Fred and Mary Riley who

come to help set up rings before the show starts

on Thursday and then continue to work through-

out the weekend, you will generally find Fred at

the rings making sure that classes commence on

time and Mary assisting competitors with ques-

tions in the official tent. If you ever wonder who

those wonderful voices are that warmly welcome

us each day as well as keeping us entertained and

up to date with classes are they are Sue Clarke

and Greg Allchin. We would like to thank them

for giving up their time announcing for us.

We would also like to thank the families of the

committee members. They endure a long suffer-

ing year of spending many nights and weekends

at home alone while their family member is off

either at committee meetings or setting up for the

shows. They also often have to assist in looking

after the ponies at these shows whilst the prepa-

ration and clean up happens. It’s hard to imagine

what work does go into a preparation of a show,

especially a show which is one of the biggest in

the state. Committee members spend endless

days and nights organising every aspect of the

show to ensure that it runs as smoothly as possi-

ble and this could not be achieved without

backup from home and friends.

We are very lucky to have some wonderful spon-

sors who generously donate towards the show.

They are listed in the catalogue and many have

links to their business on www.welshnsw.home-

stead.com ; and we would ask that you support

those studs and businesses that support the show

as without them it would not be the success it is.

The committee would also like to thank our

wonderful stewards and marshalls, we really do

appreciate the time and effort you put into mak-

ing the show a success and Luke Stuart-Smith

who is always happy to help pack up and shift

things around for us. We have to give special

thanks to Sandy Anderson of Bryndefaid Stud in

Scotland and Kate Treneman who came to our

rescue at very short notice when the advertised

judge, Sandy Goodwin was suddenly unable to

come. For those who were not aware, the com-

mittee had to locate these judges only two weeks

before the show. There were two other people

who jumped in at even shorter notice when sud-

denly we found ourselves needing a saddle judge

for the ridden welsh and we sincerely thank Sue

Ch de Crespigny and Mark Bullen for delaying

their trip home and helping us out.

We were honoured to have the Society Patron,

Joan McKinlay, and the Society President, Jan

Buttfield, at our show this year. We really ap-

preciated these ladies making the trip to attend.

The 2011 All Welsh results will be available on

the Society website shortly. Please keep an eye

on www.welshnsw.homestead.com and photos

can be found on the websites of Lorelle Mercer

www.lorellemercer.com.au and Suz Worsley-

Deacon www.swdimages.com.au . Please sup-

port these ladies who spent three days in 30

degree heat taking photos for you. Theirs is a

hard job taking literally thousands of photos to

sell relatively few. Many photographers are no

longer coming to horse shows, if you would like

this service to remain then you need to be pre-

pared to support them.

The NSW All Breeds Youngstock and New-

comer (any age) Show will be held at Hawkes-

bury Showground on the 4th December 2011.

The program is on the Welsh Information site.

The show is enter on the day so come along and

support your RPG. Medals are on offer for

Supreme Welsh In Hand and Supreme Part

Welsh exhibits and our judge for

2011 is Geoff Trim from

Kingswood Stud in Queensland.

If you or anyone you know would

like to sponsor a class or breed at

the show, please contact our fan-

tastic Sponsorship Coordinator

Maryanne Smith on www.yarra-

heights.com.au . We are always

looking for people to sponsor the

shows so we can provide our com-

petitors with fantastic prizes. We

are also regularly looking for

items to raffle; the proceeds of the

raffles generally go to activities

throughout the year like the Infor-

mation Workshop day.

By the time this Action goes to

print we should have already

placed our Sydney Royal entries. The closing

date this year was a little earlier than previous

years so I hope that none of our members missed

out. We need to support the Welsh classes so

that we can continue to have them. The RAS

Horse committee have approved some changes

to the Welsh Program notably that there is no

longer a height restriction for Welsh geldings

competing in their led classes.

For those who know him, Cliff Brown has re-

cently been very ill. Cliff and Marge would like

to thank all the people who have contacted them

to wish him well and Meg Foster for all her help

and support throughout this difficult period. It

was wonderful to see Marge at the NSW All

Welsh, Marge has been a fabulous supporter of

the Society for more years than most would care

to remember.

Jess Kerry has had her neck fused after being

crushed by a horse last May. At this stage she is

still frustratingly sitting on the sidelines watch-

ing her mum show her cobs however she is

slowly on the mend and hopes that next year she

will be able to assist again. To make matters

worse, on the Sunday night of the All Welsh she

was involved in a serious car accident with her

cousin and now is waiting to hear if she has a

fractured sternum. Jess and her mum Sharon

would also like to thank all the people who have

contacted them to wish her well for recovery.

Helen Dohan of Woranora Stud has had her first

foal for the season by Ysselvliets Golden Boy(Imp NL) who she imported last year. WoranoraPortia has had a superb palomino colt with lots

of bling. This is the first foal of many for the

Woranora stud so keep an eye out for ‘Goldie’s’progeny.

If you would like to share any news with us,

please email the publicity officer on

[email protected] . We always love

to hear any member’s news!

Linda Monaghan

Jessica Kerry’s Rivington Bayberry, Champion Welsh CobMare at the NSW All Welsh Show. Photo: Coady Photographics


Program available at

www.wpcs.com.au/nnsw/showing‐showresults/forthcoming‐shows

www.emmasshowhorses.com

or phone/email for a program

Ruth Anderson Ph: 6782 1721 [email protected]

Anne Stephenson Ph:6785 2114 [email protected]

• Judges: Ring 1 ‐ John While Ring 2 ‐ Alice Austin• Entry $7.50 per class on the day• Morning Tea break at 10.30 am & lunch 1.00 pm • All Welsh Sections and many pony breeds catered for • Ring 1 ‐ Society Medal (Best Welsh in Hand)• Ring 2 ‐ Part Welsh Feature• Stabling available • Great Prizes • Exhibitors must present WP&C Society membership card and

registration papers for Welsh exhibits• All ponies must be registered with the relevant society

Northern NSW RPG

Northern NSW Youngstock Show

MEDAL•SHOW

Sunday 12th February 2012

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RPG RoundupNEW SOUTH WALES - Northern

OUR ANNUAL WELSH SHOW will be

held in late November and we are planning

our Youngstock Show, this year it is moving to

February, details are in this edition of Action.

Belgarra Ponies beautiful girl Oak Park Georgiapurchased from Hanley Park in QLD has had her

foal at the end of August by Owendale MasterBlack (by Owendale Black Forest), a very

cheeky and cute dark brown/ liver chestnut colt

but his colour is changing I'm hoping dark liver

or steel grey, he’s Welsh B. Bellgarra Annabelle(Bamborough Paramount x Indi Grace) has

now found a new home and a new best friend a

young girl in Wollongong area. Another Part

Welsh colt three weeks later (Brampton Princeof Thieves x Indi Grace) - he’s an absolute beau-

tiful palomino colt, he will be gelded and as his

dad is so quiet should make a great little ridden

pony. Buena Vista Alyce is due to BramptonPrince of Thieves and Mirinda Keepsake is due

to Bellgarra Indi Joe.

We are looking forward to Northern NSW Welsh

Show in Tamworth in November and hope that

everyone has a great time and it’s not a hot

weekend. Please be on the lookout for those hor-

rid slithery things that come with the heat - we

have seen a lot more this year already.

NEW SOUTH WALES - Southern

OUR COMMITTEE is looking forward to

the annual Pony Classic and Youngstock

Show to be held at Moss Vale Showgrounds on

Saturday 10th December 2011. This year we are

introducing saddle classes for most pony breeds

as well as in hand classes for all pony breeds,

also coloured breeds are included. If you haven’t

entered any classes you can still enter on the day

so call our Secretary Michael Gates for further

information. We are also intending to hold a foal

show in May 2012, details will be available later.

Chris and Janet Murphy from the Keyi Welsh

pony stud are pleased with the seven foals (four

fillies and three colts) they have bred by WestonPark Congo and Pontsteffan Simwnt (Imp UK)this year. They are particularly pleased with the

two chestnut colts by Pontsteffan Symwnt. One

of the colts (a full brother to Keyi Chasca the

yearling filly who has been shown very success-

fully by Daniel Harvey) has already been sold to

a great show home in Bungendore.

News from Sabina at Grenwood Stud with NSW

All Welsh results, Grenwood Shakespeare was

Reserve Champion Cob Stallion, Champion Rid-

den Welsh Cob and Champion Ridden Cob

Hunter, Grenwood Ballistic, Champion C Mare

and Reserve Ridden C Hunter, Grenwood WithLove was Reserve Champion Cob Filly.

Millise Ponies have had two very nice colts born

this year so far one has already been sold. Big

congratulations to Kaitlin Bryce on placing Top

Five at the Horse of the Year Show with MilliseHigh Society, and winning Reserve Champion

Working Hunter at the NSW All Welsh. It was

great to be back competing and all ponies are

well. Michelle also sends news from new mem-

bers from Lake Conjola, Cathie and Graham

Humphries. They competed at the NSW All

Welsh for the first time with two ponies they pur-

chased at the Bamborough sale. BamboroughSadira was third in the three year old filly class;

Amaranda Also Jones was seventh in the two

year old filly class, well done as they have only

shown once before that.

Jan Denney of Linden Stud welcomes four verynice colts by Imperial Beethoven - two chestnuts(Bamborough Pippa and Linden Poem) one bay(Bellingara Snowdrop) and one grey (OsoryCaramel Kisses). Our only filly is being retainedby the stud (Osory Sonnet) - all foals are a testa-ment to Beethoven's temperament and goodlooks. A delight to see such nice foals in the pad-docks. Our new colt Ripple Brook Bailey is run-ning with three mares this season - ImperialSwing, Osory Twilight and Nattai River MissTopsy. Hopefully we will be just as pleased withhis progeny.

Louise and Edwina Browne of Luadra Ponieshave had a lovely Part Welsh filly by HillswoodRobbi Sox and out of Magnolia Vale Mimosa thatshould make a gorgeous show hunter. We areexpecting three more Part Welsh foals and oneSection C foal by Hillswood Robbi Sox and onefoal from the Part Welsh mare Luadra Squiggleby the lovely Section B stallion Burrowa PrinceAli. Hillswood Robbi Sox was recently startedunder saddle, albeit a little late for the NSW AllWelsh Show but he is progressing well and ateight years of age is a true testament to his lovelytemperament. His Part Welsh son LuadraPaddington will be started under saddle oversummer and we are eagerly waiting to see him

start his career as a child’s pony.

Cherrington Pony Stud reports the second halfof the 2011 season has started off well withCherrington Lady Josephine (owned by AmandaPhillips from Queensland) backing up herToowoomba Royal success with a win in theWelsh B filly class at Brisbane Royal. Cherring-ton Mendolsen (owned by Alex Bethell fromVictoria) did well at Geelong Royal adding theReserve Welsh B Championship to his list ofachievements. Michael has jumped back in thesaddle to produce Jess Arnold's young PartWelsh gelding Langtree Royal Blue, to claimmultiple ridden Show Hunter Pony Champi-onships - a fantastic result for such a youngpony. The phenomenal moving Welsh B stallionLaithehill Mozart (Imp UK.), carrying a doublecross of the legendary Eyarth Rio, will be shownand at stud in the Southern States until Decem-ber 2011, on behalf of Amanda and BonnieWoods of Bordershow Stud in Queensland.

Madison Park recently sold three Welsh A fillies(Madison Park Phantasy, J'Adore and ParlourMaid) to Jane and Larry Underwood and familyof Bargo. They had previously bought the geld-ing Madison Park Tyson and were so impressedwith him that they came back for some fillies toshow and perhaps breed later. Two foals on theground so far this season, both lovely colts byNattai Harry II, a bay out of Madison Park Joyand a cream out of Elouise. Three more foals aredue shortly by our champion colt Elargee Brave-heart, and we were very pleased with our trip tothe NSW All Welsh this year which resulted intwo second placings under the well respectedUK judge Rosemary Phillipson Stow of the Pen-dock Stud.

Many, many thanks to all who contributed thenews above.

Shirley Atkinson [email protected]

Best Welsh Exhibit at the Sydney APSB Spring Show, Imperial Proclaim, owned by S Paris & GBall. Photo: Lorelle Mercer

Thank you to Luke Dawes for showing the ponies. Clive and Jennifer Hastie 0439 945 842

Jemara Stud is situated in Western Australia and is also the home of JANLYN KRACKERJACK

S Imperial Jackpot D Imperial JonquilTooravale Chanel2009 Best Welsh Young Stock Exhibit WA All Welsh 2011 Supreme Welsh Pony WA Young Stock Show 2011 Supreme Welsh Exhibit WA Young Stock Show 2011 WPCSA Medal WinnerPhoto: Hoofbeats

Tooravale Charisma2009 Supreme Welsh Exhibit NEB Border Show Victoria2009 Supreme Welsh Pony Gippsland and Peninsula Foal Show2010 Best Welsh Young Stock Exhibit WA all Welsh2010 Supreme Welsh Pony WA all WelshPhoto: Lorelle Mercer

Imperial pretty picture2011 Champion Youngstock Welsh Pony Perth Royal Show

2011 Supreme Welsh Pony Exhibit Perth Royal ShowPhoto: Hoofbeats



RPG RoundupNEW SOUTH WALES - Western

THE WESTERN RPG SPRING SHOW washeld on 1st October 2011 at the Bathurst

Show Ground, the Judge was DiAumann. Thejunior Welsh Mountain classes were quitestrong. The Champion Colt was Dr HarryCooper’s Creswell The Conqueror with Re-serve Champion going to Kiabe Page Boy(Campbell Family). The Champion Filly wasImperial Huenydd (Luke Dawes) and Reservewent to Eagle Park Candy Kisses (L & LHeynes). The Champion Mare was ArenaFlame of Fire from the Majestic Stud while theChampion Stallion, Llangollen Top Notch ex-hibited by M & R McVeagh went on to besashed Supreme Welsh Mountain Exhibit.Competition in the Welsh Ponies was alsogood, with Bamborough Stud dominating re-sults showing the Champion Colt BamboroughJabiluka, Champion Filly Bamborough LadyJosephine and Champion Mare BamboroughJulienne. Reserve Colt was Cherrington Phan-tom (J. Frisby), Reserve Filly Amaranda Kath-leen (Rath & Taubmann) and Reserve MareCherrington Rein of Honour (T Kable). Mar-coni Matrix (V O’Donnell) was the ChampionStallion. The line-up for Supreme was veryimpressive with Bamborough Lady Josephinetaking the honours. Hollydale Stud showed theonly Welsh Pony of Cob Type, Kenda ParkRising Star to Supreme. A strong selection ofgeldings were presented, the Champion Seniorwas Kenda Park Sirocco (C Cromie) and Re-serve Glenmore Toy Boy (K Thompson) withthe Junior Champion going to Eagle ParkCasino (L & L Heyne) with Eagle ParkWannabee (L Jamaal) Reserve. Supreme Geld-ing was won by the Junior, Eagle Park Casino.The Best Welsh In Hand was awarded to Bam-borough Lady Josephine, with Runner-upEagle Park Casino.

There was a large contingent of Part Welshcompetitors with Champion Mare/Filly goingto Smith & Langfield’s yearling BirdwoodSouthern Belle and Reserve to East & Molloy’sBellridge Madonna. The Gelding Champi-onship was a double for Kim Cheney withBamborough Bolero in Champion and BiralliHonest Request Reserve. The delightful fillyBirdwood Southern Belle was selected forSupreme. The Supreme Ridden Welsh, and theproud recipient of a Welsh Medal, was VanessaO’Donnell’s Marconi Matrix and the Runner-up was Kenda Park Sirocco (C Cromie).Champion Ridden Part Welsh was Gem ParkPrudence (KC Stables) and Reserve was KimCheney’s Biralli Honest Request.CHERRINGTON PONY STUD - The start of2011 foaling season has seen CherringtonCordelia foal a dun filly, Llanfechan RosemaryRose a chestnut colt and Derralea Honour agrey colt with another five mares due to foal.Several Cherrington ponies found their way tonew homes including Cherrington Martina,who has been sold to Anne Cochrane in Victo-ria and Cherrington Heritage to JaneParoissien in New South Wales. Best of luck to

all the Cherrington ponies competing this sea-son.

STEVENSON FAMILY SHOW STABLEShave had great success with their show teamduring the season. The mare Bamborough Sep-tember Song was awarded a 2011 WPCSAchiever Award and has been an outstandingPart Welsh representative with recent wins in-cluding Champion Small Show Hunter Pony atboth the SHC NSW Horse Of The Year andSHC ACT & Southern Highlands Champi-onships, against strong competition. This hasbeen an amazing follow up after her dualSupreme wins at Canberra Royal this year inPart Welsh and Australian Pony. Song is alsoshowing great potential in Working Hunterswith a fantastic jumping style. Another suc-cessful pony for us is Bamborough Octaviawho has made her debut as a Show Hunter thisseason with many Open wins, as well as WelshPony Championships led and ridden. Bambor-ough Memorize has been very consistent win-ning Champion Pony Hack and also Part Welshclasses at many shows, and being a Semi-Fi-nalist of the Large Show Pony at MacquarieBank. The magnificent Bamborough CountryCharm has been retired to stud after an amaz-ing show career including Champion RiddenPart Welsh at Canberra Royal, Supreme Ledand Ridden APSB/RP OTY at NPOTY, and thebig one, taking out the double at SydneyRoyal… Supreme Led and Champion RiddenASP Exhibit. Her babies will be amazing!

We had a very successful NSW All Welsh withBamborough Memorize being sashed SupremeLed Part Welsh (winning the Jill Grant Memo-rial Award); Bamborough September Song win-ning Champion Led and Ridden Part Welshunder 12.2hh as well as Champion Led and Re-serve Ridden Show Hunter; Bamborough Oc-tavia taking home the Reserve ChampionRidden Welsh and Reserve Ridden WelshHunter; and homebred filly Marbuck JustPeepin’ making her saddle debut for a cred-itable second in a large Newcomer Part WelshRidden class.

We would like to thank Robert Grant for hiscontinuing love and support, and allowing us toshow these lovely ponies.

GEMSFIELD STUD has had a busy breedingseason so far with many mares visiting residentsire Bamborough Royal Request. We have wel-comed our first foal, a buckskin Part Welshfilly out of the NSW Futurity Winner BirdwoodRomanz by Shiranna Valentino, with two morefoals due in November. Recent Show suc-cesses include Supreme Part Welsh at the West-ern RPG Spring Show with yearling BirdwoodSouthern Belle, in partnership with BirdwoodStud. The mare Birdwood Bush Blossom hasmade her saddle debut winning the First Sea-son Hunter class at her first ridden Show andwon her Led Part Welsh Mare class at theNSW All Welsh.

BELLRIDGE PONY STUD had a succesfulNSW All Welsh with the two fillies BellridgeMadonna (Rachel Molloy) and BellridgeSamantha (Wendy Savill) winning both theProgeny Group and the Breeders Group PartWelsh. Both Rachel and Wendy were veryproud to present such a nice pair to the judge.Madonna was third in a very strong mare classand Samantha was seventh in a strong PartWelsh 2yr old filly class. The 2 yr old Welsh Bcolt Kingswood Maximillion made his leddebut for a well-earned third place. He is nowhaving a spell and will be back in the showring next year.

YOUNG AG SOCIETY held its annual WelshFeature Show in September. The major win-ners were: Section A Champion Avlon Jenny-wren and Reserve Bamborough Teehee. SectionB Champion Bamborough Julienne, ReserveBamborough Pickup. Section C & D KendaPark Rising Star, Reserve Grenwood Wilona.Supreme Exhibit Bamborough Julienne. Geld-ing Champion Creswell Hansel, ReserveNawarrah Park Latte. Champion RiddenWelsh Grenwood Wilona, Reserve Bambor-ough Prunella. Supreme Led Part Welsh Bam-borough September Song who was alsoChampion Ridden Part Welsh with ReserveBraefoot Park Springfare. Champion NativePony was Oakville Mystique, Reserve Cher-rington Strauss. A big thank you to the manywonderful sponsors for this event.

CONGRATULATIONS to proud new Grand-parents Mick and Kim Rath after their daughterLouise presented them with a Grandson.

Vanessa O’Donnell has had great success withher Welsh stallion Marconi Matrix, at the recentWestern NSW Welsh Pony Cob Society Showheld in Bathurst he won the Supreme RiddenWelsh Exhibit and won the Welsh Medal. Healso won Champion Led Welsh B Stallion andthe Champion - Native Pony Stallion.

Tickets are selling fast for the 2012 StallionService Auction, see the noticeboard in thisedition of Action for this rare opportunity towin a service from imported stallions not nor-mally standing at stud.

If you have News for the next ACTION, pleasesend it through.

Jacqui Langfield [email protected]

Supreme Exhibit at Young, Bamborough Juli-enne with judge Trevor Brand.

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The new boy Kiabe Atlanta (pictured right)2 yo Section B, our future sire, joins

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FOR SALE: Le Flirteur Delwyn (above)2yo B filly $1,000 firm.

Pictured right ‐ two of Le Flirteur’s Section B broodmares.

2011 FOALSwill be available for sale at weaning



RPG RoundupNORTH EAST & BORDER

OUR ANNUAL PERFORMANCE Show

was held in late August at the Oxley Re-

serve with magnificent weather, we could not

have asked for a better day. The number of ex-

hibits in some events was outstanding, I think we

must mention we had six stallions in the Welsh

Hunter Stallion class, it was lovely to see so

much quality competing. This is a great day out

and always a nice start of the show season, so

mark it in your diaries now for next year!

By the time this is out we will have run our

Youngstock Show, we donated the profits this

year to Beyond Blue and the sponsorship has

been overwhelming for this event. We would

like to thank our major sponsors Total Exhaust,

Tom and Erin's Nursery, Allison Arnott Ovens

Valley Equine, Star Lane Winery, Petstock

Wodonga, Bridey Lee, Caladdon & Co Horse

Gear, Granite Ridge Alpaccas, John Forsythe

Jim's Mowing, Kohnke's Own, Lucas Milss,

Millwood Pony Stud, Maywood Lodge Equine

Outfitter, Supreme Choice Horsewear, Tasco

Fuel & Lubricant, Best Western Warby Lodge

Motor Inn, Parkview Motor Inn, Glenmoore Sta-

bles and Breakfast, Gwillym Park Welsh Ponies

and Horse Rugs, Cofield Wines and Tarra Tender

Cuts Butchery.

A number of our RPG members joined up with

other members to travel to both the NSW & SA

All Welsh shows and as well as enjoying the

showing, what everyone really enjoys is the so-

cial aspects of these events, it’s a lovely time to

kick back and relax with friends.

Gwillym Park Welsh Ponies has produced its

first foal a buckskin colt Gwillym Park Tusk out

of Vanoca Park Ivory by Dangangle Griffin. We

are very new to this and we were told that the

mare would wax up and go off her food, well

none of that happened all we got up to at 8.00am

on the 19th October 2011 and there was a foal in

the paddock. We are looking forward to show-

ing our new boy, who is very cheeky and full of

beans.

Spring has arrived at Weston Park, and we are

delighted with this year’s foals, by Weston ParkPopeye a palomino colt out of Weston Park Ser-ena, Imperial Bijou a bay colt, Bluebell a bay

filly, and Teifi a chestnut filly. There are three

fillies by Steehorst Kyro (Imp UK), two chest-

nuts and a grey, out of Marguarite, Marian and

Indigo. Also two colts by Eyarth Sama (ImpUK), a chestnut out of Verity and a grey out of

Tosca. Congratulations to the Lavuka Stud on

their success at the NSW All Welsh Show with

Weston Park Chamberlain the Supreme Young-

stock Section B and Weston Park Minstrel, two

year old, Supreme Gelding and Supreme Young-

stock of the Show.

Alcheringa Stud report that Penny and Jock

McKillop who own Alcheringa Tradition have just

bought the Part Welsh Alcheringa Time Walk who

is by Rivington Heritage out of Walk Lightly TB

mare and as he is bigger than Tradition but has his

amazing temperament they are quite excited about

his prospects. We visited them while we were in

Sydney for the All Welsh to see Alcheringa Tra-dition and Time Walk, we also saw some exciting

footage of Tradition jumping. Alcheringa Walka-bout who is Time Walk’s full brother has been bro-

ken in and is presently with the French family and

being ridden and shown by Natasha. He won his

class at Myrtleford and was Reserve Champion

Part Welsh. Alcheringa Heritage Walk another full

brother is back in work and going very well for

Melanie Hall. We have Walk Lightly in foal again

and are hoping for a filly this time as she is 23 now.

We have a chestnut colt out of AlcheringaCelebrity by Alcheringa Rivergum our only Sec-

tion A foal this season. We were thrilled for Step-

don Park who showed Stepdon Park Chanel at the

NSW All Welsh to win her yearling Welsh Moun-

tain filly class and go on to be Reserve Champion

as she is by Alcheringa Paris from AlcheringaCelebration.Wendy Parsons at Barakee Welsh Mountain

Ponies is very pleased with the four foals so far

this season. Nattai Medwen has a lovely

palomino colt, her daughters Barakee Brocadeand Breeze have a black filly and a palomino colt

respectively with another Medwen daughter to

foal in December. A Medwen granddaughter

Barakee Jamaican Rose has had her first foal, a

palomino filly. Some very nice foals and all by

Llanfairbryn Goldrush.Nawarrah Park has had an exciting foaling sea-

son with the arrival of their first palomino filly

by Nawarrah Park Bentleigh, new arrivals by

young stallions Llanarth Gold Dust (Imp UK)and Nawarrah Park Dark Knight and are eagerly

awaiting their AI foal by Gwynfaes Culhwch(UK) out of Nawarrah Park Magica De Spell.Caerleon Stud is pleased to announce the first foal

for the season Caerleon Moonflower, a beautiful

filly by Nattai Padarn from Nattai Gypsymoon(SOD Nattai Gerallt). Several more mares to foal

to Padarn, including Nattai Jewel and Nattai Win-ter Rose (both by Kent Park Nerod).

Vicki Ferguson has been having a great run with

her C mare, Now’s My Turn the Witch Edition.

Having taken up the reins from her daughter

Ashley who is now in Uni she has been com-

petiting successfully in dressage and showing.

Bill Skidmore

The NEB Performance Show Leading rein class, where the Fletcher family riders won first, second and third. Right to left, with 1st Nilton Blue-light handled by Sarah Fletcher and ridden by Hannah, 2nd Flowerdale Truman handled by Laura Hodge and ridden by Liam Fletcher, 3rdFlowerdale Tricky Ricky with handler Megan Hodge and ridden by Isaac Fletcher.

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RPG RoundupQUEENSLAND

WELSH CLASSES at the 2011 RoyalQueensland Show were held on Friday

19th August with judge Mr Stuart Ryan fromVictoria officiating. This year we saw the RNAsplit the Ridden Welsh classes for the first time,and the Qld RPG has approached the RNA witha request to add a Ridden Welsh championshipnext year, so we’ll see how we go with that! Re-sults can be found on the Qld WPCS website.

After the success of our first Youngstock Showheld in 2010, this year our committee developedthe show into a dual Native Pony Youngstockand Performance Show held at Woodford Show-grounds in October, with a Society Medalawarded to the Best Welsh In Hand in Ring One.Our judges were Mr Darryl King, Mr Eric Dud-ley, Mr Graham Wass, Mr Geoff Trim and MsHeather Condon. Check out the website for re-sults. Alison Chipperfield was in attendance topresent the Karen Chipperfield Memorial Tro-phy in ring one to the Supreme Section C. Karenwas a well known and very well respected horsewoman. She started riding when she was five ona Shetland cross named Meatball as he was offto the knackers to become one. Karen woncountless championships at Royal show levels.The love of her life was her Whippet known as‘Yummy’ to her friends and of course the famousOwendale Percival who as fate would have itpassed away three months before Karen's un-timely death in August 2008. Karen had thatspecial touch with horses that many of us try forbut very few achieve. Our sponsorship co-ordi-nator Kate Prince did a fantastic job in roundingup donations for this show, a big thank you toKate and all the people who have assisted withdonations, it is much appreciated.

The Qld RPG Annual Meeting will be held onSunday 5th November 2011 at Marburg Com-munity Hall. Due to the publication deadline ofAction being before our meeting, please refer tothe Qld RPG pages of the WPCS websitewww.wpcs.com.au/qld for announcement of thegroup’s committee for 2012.

The program for the 2012 Queensland All WelshShow at Gatton Showgrounds on 16-18 Marchis included in this edition of Action. We thankSupreme Horseware for their generous contin-ued support of All Welsh Shows across Aus-tralia. If you are interested in providingdonations or sponsoring events at this showplease contact us!

The Hanley Park Breeders Trophy was intro-duced at the 2011 Qld All Welsh Show, awardedto the breeder with the highest points from Welshand Part Welsh classes on Saturday 19th March.The award this year was presented to John andCarole Riley of Cwmkaren Stud. Peter Hudsonand Sean Aylett have made the generous com-mitment to now present this award for the nextfive years, with each year being awarded to a dif-ferent section of the stud book. In 2012, it willbe awarded to the Welsh Mountain Pony studearning the highest points on Saturday 17thMarch.

A final reminder for nominees entered in the2012 Qld Foal Futurity – deadline for final pay-ment is 15th January 2012. Remember this im-portant date to ensure your futurity nominatedponies remain eligible for the judging on Friday16th March at the 2012 Qld All Welsh Show.

Three Queensland agricultural shows have beenallocated Society Medals in 2012. WarwickShow, 23-25 March 2012 offers the Medal to theBest Welsh In Hand. Welsh and Ridden NativeChallenge classes will be held at the 2012Toowoomba Royal, 27-31 March, with a SocietyMedal to be awarded to the Champion RiddenPart Welsh. Entries close 27th January. IpswichShow to be held 10-12 May 2012 will award theMedal to the Champion Ridden Welsh.

Welsh ponies continue to excel in a variety ofdisciplines across the state. At the EquestrianQueensland Horse of the Year Show held at ParkRidge on 24-25 September 2011, Elizabeth andTara D’Hondt’s Section B mare Elvonara ParkSolitaire, ridden by Bridget Chalmers capturedthe first of many HOTY titles for Welsh poniesat this show being awarded the Ridden SmallPony of the Year title. In the Show Hunter divi-sion Eliza Cullen’s Cherrytree Vagabond wasawarded both Led and Ridden Small ShowHunter Pony titles. Kayla Webb’s BamboroughSavanna was Runner Up Led and Top Ten rid-den. Chelsea Senter’s Bordershow Vanilla Icewas Runner Up Ridden Small Show HunterPony. The team at Hanley Park Stud are ab-solutely thrilled with the success of their SectionB mare Owendale Butter Scotch, not long bro-ken in but wowing the judges with wins in boththe Led and Ridden Large Show Hunter Pony,ridden by Kira-Lee Newman. Amy-Lee Hol-born-Quirk’s Part Welsh gelding CheratonChandon was Runner Up Led Show Hunter Gal-loway and Top Ten ridden. The Welsh flag waseven flying in the large height division withGrace Elliott’s Part Welsh gelding CheratonCountry Road awarded the Small Show HunterHack 15-16hh title.

The 2011 Show Horse Council Horse of the YearShow was held at Gatton Showgrounds on 8 Oc-tober. Congratulations to the many youngerWelsh enthusiasts who did themselves proud intheir rider classes, a special mention to IsabellaCross Winston and Jessica Emmerson who wereawarded Champion and Reserve Rider 6 yearsand under 12 years – well done ladies!

Chelsea Senter rode Bordershow Vanilla Ice totake out the Small Show Hunter Pony title, withthe Berry Family’s Wyann Chip ‘N’ Daleawarded Runner Up, and a host of Welsh andPart Welsh ponies filling the Top Ten in this di-vision. Amy-Lee Holborn-Quirk rode CheratonChandon to the Runner Up Small Show HunterGalloway title, and Runner Up Large ShowPony was Jordie Lee Young’s Whiterose Ro-manella. A large number of both Welsh and PartWelsh ponies also took out Top Ten placingsacross these two shows, too many to mentioneveryone here but congratulations to you all!

The Queensland State Dressage Championshipswere held at the new State Equestrian Centre atCaboolture 7-9 October 2011. The Qld RPGpresented a Special Award Rosette and $50 So-ciety Voucher to the Best Performed Welsh andPart Welsh, with the awards going to RahanePhoenix and Barn Hill Refine respectively.

Bronwyn McAdam has been having much suc-cess with her Welsh ponies at Combined Drivingevents.

EDGE HILL The Prince family are very gratefulto Wingana Stud for allowing them to purchasethe yearling colt Wingana Just Ginger who willbe making the journey from Victoria to Queens-land in November.

MERLOD: Rod and Mary Dunn would like todo a ‘foal brag’. They have had two foals bornthis year, Merlod Jonathon (Shalida Park Sebas-tian x Caerdydd Halo’s Love), a full brother toMerlod Jemina, winner of the 2011 Qld Foal Fu-turity and Merlod Honey (Shalida Park Sebastianx Welshwind Harmony), a drop dead gorgeouscream filly. Both will be candidates for the 2013Queensland Foal Futurity.

Issachar Farms has had a great year with our coltElargee Duntroon winning numerous Champi-ons and Supremes at major Qld shows with greatthanks to his trainer Christian Rebsdorf. Dun-troons’ first foal arrived in September from ourpremier mare Osory Nicholette and we werethrilled with this filly, named Issachar Tictoc andshe will debut at the 2012 Qld All Welsh Show.Issachar Rose of Trallee and Issachar Nicholettewill foal to Duntroon later in the year and we ea-gerly look forward to the arrival of these foals.Elargee Lottie made the long trip up from Vic-toria to join our mares and will be bred to Dun-troon this season along with Issachar PreciousPearl.June Jones’ Petherton Park Stud started in 1973with 24 year old Nattai Fairlight, later, severalyounger good stallions were used. June writes,‘ In 1990 I brought black Yarrandale Ebony toQueensland with me but for 20 years I’ve sentmy few mares out. But I’m now eagerly await-ing my new, old Nattai stallion, 23 year old Nat-tai Moonraker, a cream, who in six generationsgoes back to ‘Greylight (Imp)’. Moonraker isby Nattai Prophet from a Coed Coch Bari (ImpUK) mare, Nattai Shininglight. I’m honoured tobe his care taker, as he travels from cold Avocain central Victoria to the sunshine of Warwick,Queensland, for his twilight years in the futurewinters. He will be in pony heaven in the semibushland with five lovely mares. I can’t thankGary Le Brocq enough for finding him andVanoca Stud’s Ashley Porter for entrusting thisliving treasure to me. Visitors are welcome tocome and see him. Moonraker and I will prob-ably retire together in a few years time, but willbe proud of those lovely historic bloodlines. Atpresent two mares are away visiting Weston ParkBounty and Wattles Lemon Crème.’

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Excited about the future with these outstanding young filliesShelomithWELSH MOUNTAIN PONIES

U K M E D A L W I N N E R Flydon Hoffus (UK) Flydon Wyn out of Polaris Harebell Currently running with UK & Swedish Champion Heniarth Yarra Glen

A U S T R A L I A N M E D A L W I N N E R

Imperial Lady BeeImperial Castaway out of Trentlyn Busy BeeCurrently running with Australian Champion Imperial Golden Bee

Shelomith’s broodmare band include some lovely daughters ofCriban Aye Bee (Imp UK), Twyford Noddy (Imp UK), Weston PinUp Boy, Fairway Ikon, Owendale Bart, Imperial Cyrus, ArielenStrauss, Imperial Boston and Revel Spinning Top (Imp UK)

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CALENDAR OF EVENTSFurther details for all events can be found online at www.wpcs.com.au

*Denotes Medal Show # Denotes Sires Ratings Show •NPQ denotes Native Pony Qualifier

DATE STATE EVENT CONTACT

DECEMBER

2‐4 VIC The Victorian All Welsh Show*# Wes Gardiner 03 5795 2070

4 NSW NSW All Breeds Youngstock & Newcomer Ridden (any age) show* Helen Dohan 02 4579 6335 AH

4 SA Northern Hack & Halter Show # [email protected]

10 NSW Southern NSW Pony Classic*#• Sabina Helmgens 02 4847 1110

11 TAS Tasmanian All Welsh Show*# Jocelyn Mansley 03 6330 1551 or Michelle Sheppard 03 6428 2972

JANUARY

15 SA SA RPG Youngstock Show & Foal Futurity* Kathryn Mitchell 08 8132 1893

15 VIC G&P Youngstock Show, Oakwood Riding School* Angela Holland 03 5627 6166

21 All States Deadline for Spring Action 03 5941 3288

26 VIC Royal Melbourne Horse Show [email protected] 03 9281 7437

FEBRUARY

19 VIC Barastoc Horse of the Year including Welsh Performance Show Equestrian Victoria 03 9013 0707

MARCH

10 VIC Welsh National Show* Janet Evans 03 57662283

10 VIC Native Pony Championships Gary Le Brocq 03 5725 1995

11 VIC NEBRPG Autumn Show*# Fiona Forge 02 6026 0612

11 WA WA RPG Welsh Youngstock Showcase & Foal Show*# Kym Shingleton 08 9295 3641

12 VIC WP&CS Aust Dressage Championships, Tatura www.wpcs.com.au

16‐18 QLD Queensland All Welsh Show*# Sue Groundwater 07 5483 4765

23‐25 NSW 2012 National Pony of the Year Show Melissa McVeagh 02 4774 8573

23‐25 QLD Warwick Show*# www.warwickshow.com.au

27‐31 QLD Toowoomba Royal* www.toowoombashow.com.au

APRIL

5‐18 NSW Sydney Royal Easter Show http://www.eastershow.com.au/

22 VIC North East & Border RPG Foal Show Tatura* Gary Le Brocq 03 5725 1995

29 VIC Gippsland & Peninsula Foal Show*

MAY

6 SA South Australian RPG Foal Show*

6 VIC Yarra Valley Foal Show*

10‐12 QLD Ipswich Ag Show* www.ipswichshow.com.au


1. The Committee of Management may from time to time and at anytime appoint a List of Judges comprising such persons as it sees fit,to adjudicate events at Royal, District and other shows where theobjects and interests of the Society are promoted and encouraged.

2. The Committee of Management may from time to time and at anytime:

2.1 appoint a person to the List of Judges; and

2.2 remove any person from the List of Judges.

3. A person who accepts appointment to the List of Judges agrees tobe bound by these Judges’ Regulations and by the Regulations ofthe Society as a condition of their appointment.

4. At least once every three years, a judge must attend a JudgesSeminar run under the Society’s auspices. Failure to do so couldlead to the judge being removed from the List of Judges.

5. The Committee of Management may at any time remove a personfrom the List of Judges if that person has, in the Society’s opinion,not observed these Regulations or the Regulations of the Societyor their conduct is in any respect not in the best interest of theSociety.

6. A judge should reply promptly to an invitation to judge at a showand, having made the commitment, honour it. If you are, at shortnotice, unable to officiate, you should inform the show secretaryimmediately. Where possible a Judge should accept at least oneJudging appointment per year.

7. Because judges are representing themselves and the Society, theyshould always be punctual and look their best, being correctly andneatly attired. A judge should wear a suitable hat.

8. A judge’s conduct and behaviour should be beyond reproach and ajudge must exhibit propriety and integrity when judging events,and be unbiased and fair.

9. While conducting a ring, the safety of the competitors, spectators,stewards/marshallers must be the judge’s first consideration

10. A judge cannot judge and exhibit in Welsh sections at the sameshow. (With the exception of Foal Futurity classes & YoungJudges competitions.)

11. Judges cannot judge the same section within 100kms radius withina 90 day period.

12. A judge cannot not adjudicate in any class in which immediatemembers of his family are competing.

13. A judge cannot judge an exhibit, which he or his immediate familyhas bred.

14. A judge cannot judge a progeny group sired by a stallion or out ofa mare owned by the judge.

15. A judge cannot judge an exhibit in hand, under saddle or in harnesswhere the judge or his immediate family have been rewarded incash or kind for instruction in the previous six months.

16. A judge cannot judge an exhibit owned, produced or driven by aperson who they or their immediate family have or had a businesspartnership (excluding stud fees) within the previous six months.

17. A judge cannot judge an exhibit which they or a member of theirimmediate family sold to the exhibitor in the 12 months precedingthe show or event.

18. A judge cannot judge an exhibit which they or a member of theirimmediate family have had or have a financial interest in duringthe previous twelve months.

19. A judge cannot judge an exhibit produced, ridden or driven by aperson who has carried out those duties for the judge in the previ-ous twelve months.

20. A judge cannot judge an exhibit owned by an exhibitor for whom

he/she has produced exhibits in the previous twelve months.

21. A judge must not accept hospitality from an exhibitor immediately

before or during a show.

22** While in the marshalling area, and when entering and departing

the ring, exhibits must be at no faster pace than the WALK, unless

directed otherwise by the Ring Master / Official. Failure to

comply will result in disqualification.

23** A fall of exhibit, rider or driver in any ridden or harness class will

result in disqualification from that class. The rider must not

remount in the ring. (Refer to Harness guidelines in the event of afall in harness classes)

24. Once a class has been judged, it should not be re-judged.

25. A judge must not refer to a show catalogue or steward’s list either

before or during judging, nor can a judge be in possession of a

show catalogue whilst in the ring.

26. A judge should not discuss any exhibitor’s animal’s faults with

stewards or other competitors.

27. A judge may order any person from the ring for improper conduct

or any other proper cause.

28. A judge has the discretion to ask a led or performance exhibit and

handler / rider / driver to leave the ring if he considers the animal

is unruly and/or likely to cause an accident.

29. A judge may withhold an award if, in their opinion, no animal is

worthy of the award.

30. A judge may request an exhibit to be measured.

31. A judge may refuse to judge any exhibit they consider to be

unsound.

32. A judge may lodge a written complaint concerning the behaviour,

demeanour, dress condition and the like (in respect of the

exhibitor or exhibit) to the relevant show secretary or secretary

of the Society within 30 days.

33. A judge must be prepared to meet any requirements as set down

from time to time by the Committee of Management.

34. Exhibits must not be subjected to unnecessary, unreasonable or

unjustifiable pain, suffering or injury.

35. Where a Judge is aware the judging of an exhibit is an infringement

of the rules listed above then the judge must refrain from judging

that exhibit and the exhibit is to leave the ring.

36. Judges must comply with all legislative or legal requirements to

be eligible to judge.

** denotes amended or new regulation HARNESS CLASS INCIDENT GUIDELINES

Harness – gear, vehicle fitness In line with the safety rules for riders, a driver who has fallenfrom a vehicle in a harness class is ineligible to continue in thatclass.As a guideline, if there is no damage to the animal, vehicle orharness, the unit should be driven from the ring by an experi-enced person.If there is a possibility that the animal is injured or the gearand/or vehicle have been damaged, then, in the interests ofsafety, a judge may request that the horse/pony be unhitchedfrom the vehicle and led from the arena.

WELSH PONY & COB SOCIETY OF AUSTRALIA INC JUDGES REGULATIONSCommittee of Management approved Regulations October 2011


RPG RoundupSOUTH AUSTRALIA

ISTART MY REPORT with the sad news thatDavid Verner from Akeringa Stud passed

away in August. David and his wife Judith hadbred Welsh and APSB ponies for over 40 yearsand were both very active in the SA Branch ofthe APSB. Our thoughts are with Judith andtheir family.

It has been a busy start to the show season thisyear beginning in August with our Annual Per-formance Day. This year’s competition includedthe very first Native Pony Competition for SA.Gary LeBroq from Torlyn Stud and MeganHowe from Nawarrah Park Stud flew over fromVictoria to judge the Native Pony and WorkingHunter classes, local Kerry Glass judged theDressage and well known SA Equestrienne JaneBush and fellow local Elizabeth Chibnall judgedthe Showmanship classes. With 28 classes onoffer, there were more than 40 competitors whoenjoyed the perfect weather. Dressage classeswere at capacity again this year with five testson offer, Walk Trot, Preliminary and Novice,keeping judge Kerry Glass very busy.

Whilst the dressage was being held on one oval,the Working Hunter was in full swing in thejumping arena, with competitors of all levelscatered for. Encourage classes were again verypopular with both children and adults able tohave a go over a small jumping course judgedby Gary LeBroq. Gary designed a great jumpingcourse, with only the hay bales proving difficultfor some competitors with most ponies stoppingto eat! Once they had finished their jumpingrounds, competitors moved to the flatwork arenato be judged by Megan Howe.

At the completion of the event, five awards weremade to the ‘Best Performed’ Welsh, Part Welsh,APSB, Conemarra and Open Exhibits. Best Per-formed Welsh was a draw between DalbraeHetty ridden by Jessica Ellard and Akeringa Al-legro ridden by Troy Woollard and Best Per-formed Part Welsh was awarded to KerulenFelspar, ridden by Brianna Peters. Congratula-tions to all competitors. We will be holding thisfantastic event again in August 2012. Full re-sults are on the South Australian RPG Web sitewww.wpcs.com.au/sa and photos can be viewedat www.kerriaffordphotography.com

For the first time in several years Welsh classeswere held at the Adelaide Royal Show. JudgeRosemary Garoni from Moondyne Stud awardedSupremes to Welsh Mountain Pony KerulenTansy, Welsh Pony Karanga Catnip, Welsh Ponyof Cob Type Kerulen Wynetta and Gelding toDalpura Kolarta. This lovely gelding exhibitedby Nicky and Jaimee Bruggemann went on to beawarded Supreme Welsh Exhibit, well done toall competitors.

As I write this, the RPG is busy planning the2011 All Welsh Show; this year however, we arecelebrating the shows 30th Anniversary. Thispromises to be a big event with several celebra-tory activities planned. We are delighted that ournew WPCS Patron Joan McKinlay and cur-rent Young Ambassador Michael Gates will

be joining us.

The 2012 Youngstock Show will be held on Sun-day 15th January. This show, to be judged bySabina Helmgens, Grenwood Stud, and JanetMurphy, Keyi Stud, includes our annual Foal Fu-turity Competition. Visit www.wpcs.com.au/safor a program.

Amadora Welsh Cobs. With a trip to the UK forRide With Your Mind dressage training withMary Wanless and a visit to Wales, 2011 hasbeen a busy time. Cataraqui Selyf (AI) continueshis training under saddle and was successful atMt Crawford Dressage Club Summer series asReserve Champion in the Novice class. He willspend the stud season in Victoria with ownersDeb and Noel Oldaker, and return to SA in early2012 to go on with his dressage training. In Sep-tember Selyf’s three year old colt son CataraquiNullah arrived, has since been started and is pro-gressing well. Another Selyf son Amadora Tomasmade the trip to Perth to his new home withRicky Moss of Rayne Park Stud, and KendaPark Witchery is now with Louise Symons rid-den by her daughter Georgina. Mardi was inPerth for Ride With Your Mind Clinics in Marchand October, and was kindly hosted by WA RPGPresident Midge Boag, where she was fortunateto jockey the magnificent Welsh Cob mare Tra-palanda Downs Kylie in the dressage clinic withDenise O’Reilly from the UK.

Sandra Whitmarsh reports that her Section CStallion, Kerulen Weylan, proudly bred byMeredith Johnsson, at his first show under sad-dle as a four year old was awarded ChampionRidden Welsh and First Champagne WesternTrail Class, then in August was awarded SA'sfirst ever Champion Ridden Native Pony Stal-lion under judges Gary Le Brocq and MeganHowe.

Chiltern Park is waiting for their first foals byRokewood Medallist from mares TooravaleTahlia and Chiltern Park Trinket. News fromNadia Connor with Chiltern Park Cameo plac-ing second in her Novice showhunter, fifth inChilds at Adelaide Royal, followed by Cham-pion Show Hunter Pony n.e 12.2 at Balaklava,Pinnaroo, Port Elliot Ag. Shows and Reserve atStrathalbyn. Then at Geelong Royal Cameoplaced third Novice showhunter, fourth OpenLeading Rein, second Welsh Leading Rein andsecond Ridden Welsh Mare/Stallion or Gelding,also wins, placings and Reserve Champion Pure-bred Ridden in the APSB Classes.

Dalbrae Stud reports four foals - three colts anda filly. Flowerdale Bracelet had a big movinglight chestnut (possibly cream) colt by WestonPark Tipperary; Cherrytree Lilac had a very nicegrey colt by Weston Park Vintage and DalbraeVictoria produced her first foal, a sweet, daintygrey colt by Imperial Haroun. Dalbrae Lowridelivered the only filly for the season by Tipper-ary. At first they thought the mare had lost thefoal because it was nowhere to be found. Asearch of the nearby paddocks revealed a brand-new foal over 500 metres – and two fences -

away from her mother trying to suckle a tree.Thankfully mother and daughter have recoveredfrom the ordeal… not sure Barry and Marlenehave though. Also, the stud has purchased a newcolt, Ripple Brook Cupid (Weston Park Piccolox Ripple Brook Upmarket SOD Imperial Maes-tro), this liver chestnut yearling colt was BestFoal at the 2010 Victorian All Welsh.

Rivington Stud congratulates the proud ownersof Rivington Folklore, Rock Star and Nina, theponies not only looked after their young jockeysbut placed at Adelaide Royal. Also to our ownRivington Windchime and Royal Hiccup whoplaced highly in the Show Hunter classes. In theharness Rivington Northstream and Lightheartboth won classes and Telinor placed second. Onbreed day Rivington Pip flew the flag winninghis colt class and Champion WM Stallion/Colt.Congratulations to Kylie Rees whose yearlingWM colt Rivington Folk Singer was awardedReserve Champion Stallion/Colt at Perth Royal.Foaling has started in earnest with five fillies andfour colts thus far. We are particularly impressedwith Pen-nant Primetime’s Part Welsh Cob foals.Sales have been steady with ponies findinghomes in SA, WA, NSW and Vic over the lastfew months.

Shanamon Stud reports that Owendale QueenBee foaled a buckskin Welsh Mountain colt byAnnavale Pippin, Pippin has been sold to Kimand Janet of Cranellie Stud, NSW. The wonder-ful Section A stallion Radnor Sandstone iskindly on loan from Owendale Stud and will becampaigned this season. He brings to Shanamonstud some excellent old bloodlines, type, height,movement and plenty of bone. The young WelshPony stallion Owendale Black Thorn is nowunder saddle and we hope to get him ridden at afew shows this season. The spunky little Welshmountain gelding Owendale Superman hasjoined us from Marbet Stud and is proving avaluable asset in led, saddle and harness. Wehave also recently purchased the Welsh Moun-tain gelding Llanfairbryn Harlequin who is nowbest friend to our four year old daughter Georgia,his temperament and patience is invaluable.

Wynara stud has two section B foals on theground. A typey bay filly out of Kiabe Fanfareand a colt, to be gelded, out of Mithril Saffronboth are by Salient Master Bronze. We are ea-gerly awaiting his Part Welsh progeny to arriveespecially out of Gainsborough DonnerDemelza and Emenjay Matadora both warm-blood mares and the T/B mare Supreme Cas-cade. Wynara Charisma has produced three coltsand two filly foals. The first sold at four daysold. Our show team had a successful AdelaideRoyal with placings in nearly every class withfour ponies. With our show team already quali-fied for next year’s Royals we are concentratingon breaking in and educating our youngsters andclients’ ponies. The first youngstock by WynaraCharisma are starting their saddle careers thisseason.

Michelle Perry Publicity Officer


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RPG RoundupTASMANIA

FIRSTLY THE TASMANIAN RPG would

like to thank our guest presenters Gary Le

Brocq, Helen Dohan and Matt Patterson for their

informative presentations during the Equine En-

thusiast and Social Day held on September 4th.

It was great day and good to see members of the

Equine Community attending to support our

group.

The Tasmanian RPG is now busy organising the

2011 Tasmanian All Welsh Show to be held at

the Campbell Town Showground on December

11th. The Tas All Welsh Schedules are available

online www.wpcs.com.au. This year we wel-

come two International Judges: Catryn Bigley

(UK) and Lesley Hillard (UK). Entries close on

December 1st.

Some news from Tasmanian Studs:

NORTHERN WINDS STUD: Our season got

off to a heartbreaking start with the loss of our

beautiful Part Welsh mare Kerrilea Ella Bache.Home Vale Impresario, current Supreme Part

Welsh from the Tasmanian All Welsh has been

retired to stud after an extremely successful

show career. She had her last saddle outing at

Launceston Royal where she won Reserve

Champion Hunter Pony qualifying her for the

Grand Nationals once again and she will be

going in foal to Myscal Encore later this year.

We are now looking forward to getting the

young ponies out – Northern Winds Ever So Fairand Llangollen Lapdance have both been broken

in and will be shown as newcomers and we are

also preparing the lovely Welsh A filly CreswellPrada for Brooklyn Lodge.

MIDSOMER STUD: We are pleased to have

purchased the Welsh B Stallion Lyric LodgeDakota from Margaret van De Weg at Lyric

Lodge. He has settled into his new home and

routine like an old hand enjoying the pampering

and preparation of being stabled and groomed.

We are aiming to breed Galloways and Part

Welsh ponies for the show ring and performance.

We have hand served our well performed 15hh

thoroughbred mare Midsomer Maiden to Dakotaand with both gorgeous looks and more impor-

tantly unflappable temperament we are excited

about this baby in the making, as well as Willow-croft Silhouette. Dakota has really amazed me

with his temperament, after only paddock serv-

ing, he was a little surprised at us hand serving,

he had a look on his face as if to say, "Really you

are all going to be part of this??" which made us

laugh and then got the job done. Although he

has been paddocked here on his own, his best

friends are two pugs, the rooster and our

Maremma dog, who he adores. We hope every-

one is enjoying this glorious weather and wish

everyone endless joy with their fabulous Welsh

ponies this season.

Sally Larkin-Taylor and Ron Taylor of SAL-

RON PARK have had a great start to the 2011

show season! Although the ponies Salron ParkMiss Pink and Tooravale Madonna still have

some coat to lose, both fillies have come away

from the two shows entered with excellent re-

sults! Miss Pink was Supreme Welsh at Burnie

Agricultural Show, Best Youngstock Native

Pony and Supreme APSB exhibit at the Cham-

pion of Champions show at Campbelltown, and

the yearling filly Tooravale Madonna was

Champion B, and Champion Palomino at Burnie

(her first ever show!) and Supreme B Native

Pony, Supreme B, Reserve Champion Palomino

and Runner Up Best in Hand at Champion of

Champions, still on a huge learning curve but

coped really well with her outings, and we are

really pleased with both ponies! Now we are

looking forward to another show or two before

our All Welsh in December.

SNOWDON VALE STUD has one foal a little

palomino colt by Woranora Minstrel out of

Creswell Gretel and he is very cute! We are very

thankful to Dean Quinlivan for selling us the

beautiful little chestnut Herod stallion, ImperialMadryn and we are looking forward to breeding

him with our girls this season.

A note from Supreme Horseware, our All Welsh

Trophy Rugs have arrived and they look great!

With Welsh colours and a HUGE Welsh logo on

one side and Sponsored by Supreme Horseware

on the other! They will look great on the win-

ning ponies at all the state shows as well as this

year's National show!

The Native Pony Show was held on 9th and 10th

October, with all Welsh classes high in numbers

results included: Champion Welsh A Young-

stock - Salron Park Miss Pink, Sally Larkin; Re-

serve Champion Welsh A Youngstock –

Llangollen Cherish, Llangollen Stud; Champion

Senior Welsh A – Imperial Golden Bee, Dean

Quinlivan; Reserve Champion Senior Welsh A –

Llanfairbryn Delwyn, Sam Nast; Champion

Welsh B – Tooravale Madonna, Sally Larkin;

Champion Welsh C/D – Llangollen MidnightExpress, Llangollen Stud; Supreme Champion

Welsh - Imperial Golden Bee.Overall Native Pony Show awards that went to

Welsh Ponies and Cobs: Champion Best Pre-

sented – Llangollen Cherish, Llangollen Stud;

Best Native Pony Youngstock - Salron ParkMiss Pink, Sally Larkin; Best Native Pony Stal-

lion - Imperial Golden Bee, Dean Quinlivan;

Best Native Pony Mare - Llanfairbryn Delwyn,

Sam Nast; Supreme Champion Led Native Pony

- Imperial Golden Bee, Dean Quinlivan; Cham-

pion Leading Rein Native Pony – LlanfairbrynDelwyn, Sam Nast.

TASMANIAN CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS

WELSH RESULTS - Ridden Part Welsh of the

Year - Swanreach Lyric; Runner-up Maximus ofMerriworth, Welsh Section A Filly of the Year

– Imperial Lady Bee, Dean Quinlivan; Runner-

Up Welsh Section A Filly of the Year – Llan-gollen Cherish, Llangollen Stud. Welsh Section

A Colt of the Year – Llangollen Casanova, Adam

Webster. Welsh Section A Stallion of the Year

Imperial Golden Bee, Dean Quinlivan. Welsh

Section A Mare of the Year - Llanfairbryn Del-wyn, Sam Nast; Runner-up Welsh Section A

Mare of the Year Berry Park Emma, A Martin.

Champion of Champion Welsh Section A of the

Year - Imperial Lady Bee, Dean Quinlivan.

Champion of Champions Welsh Section B of the

Year - Tooravale Madonna, Sally Larkin.

Champion of Champions Welsh Section C or D

of the Year - Llangollen Midnight Express, Llan-

gollen Stud. Champion of Champion Welsh

Gelding of the Year - Glenview 2 Bob, Jess El-

phinstone. Champion of Champions Best Welsh

in Hand and WPCSA Medal Winner - ImperialLady Bee – Dean Quinlivan.

Part Welsh Youngstock of the Year CambridgePark Hugo Boss, Jodie Baker; Runner-up Part

Welsh Youngstock of the Year – Ascot CocoChanel, Fiona Pepper. Senior Part Welsh of the

Year - Nigella Snap Dragon, Leonie Kirkhope;

Runner-up Senior Part Welsh of the Year Thor-wood Alice in Wonderland, Leanne Bell. Cham-

pion of Champions Best Part Welsh In Hand -

Cambridge Park Hugo Boss, Jodie Baker.

TASMANIANAll Welsh Show

WPCSA Medal Show

Sires Rating Show

Campbell Town Showground

December 11th 2011

JUDGES:

Catryn Bigley (UK)

Lesley Hillard (UK)

Programs available at

www.wpcs.com.auEntries close on

December 1st 2011.


RPG RoundupVICTORIA - Ballarat & Central Highlands

ALPHA STUD says it was a great surprise to

see in the last Action that our dear old buck-

skin Section A stallion Jinchilla Nero (born

1990) was the leading Sec A stallion for Victoria.

People fall in love with this gentleman of the

equine world when they visit; his huge dark eyes

and very gentle disposition also make him a

dream of a stallion to own. His foals are also

very special as people owning them often say.

Congratulations to all who helped Nero receive

this award. Our first foal this year is Alpha PinUp Boy a cream blue eyed colt by Nero from

Alpha Pin Up. Alpha Royal Liege who we sadly

lost in April, has his first foal for the season on

the ground, Alpha Karisma our very precious

filly from Alpha Keepsake. Alpha Royal Liegealso had great success as a top sire being the

Leading Welsh sire for the APSB 2003/2004 and

just missed out by a few points in winning this

award again, he is very sadly missed.

Ballynamona has seen a few ponies move on to

new or lease homes. Imperial Radiance and

Ballynamona Vanita have moved to my daugh-

ter’s farm for grandchildren Will and Charlie to

ride. They are being brushed daily to within an

inch of their lives and ridden constantly, with no

worries now in getting the kids up and dressed

in the mornings. Ballynamona Jaslyn has headed

off to her new home to be started under saddle

and then go on to a performance career. Yearling

buckskin colt Ballynamona Romeo is currently

out on lease to Nicklewood Stud. We wish

Georgia lots of enjoyment with the beautiful

Romeo. Buckskin mare Ballynamona Reflectionand chestnut Glenire Morning Snow have been

leased to Prinley Park Stud to breed dilute ponies

with good height. We wish Tina many success-

ful foalings from these lovely ponies. We have

five foals due this season, four Section Bs by

Ballynamona Reality to Warranwood Banquet,Keyi Dawn Serenade, Congarinni Honeygemand Imperial Ruffle. Our lovely Part Welsh mare

Carisma Park Jade is also due to foal.

Coufel Stud reports that Coufel Remington with

rider Felicity Devereux came second in the First

ridden at Geelong Royal and got Reserve Cham-

pion Child’s Pony. Amaranda Summer Cloudwho has been sitting in my paddock for five

years, also competed at Geelong Royal with his

little rider Felicity and won the Ridden Welsh

under 12.2 hh and was awarded Reserve Cham-

pion Ridden Welsh. They also competed in the

Working Hunter for the very first time and got a

fourth. This pair has only been together for the

past two months and seem to be getting along

beautifully.

Dyarah Park. Well it’s was a busy weekend for

us, 14th-17th October. Charlotte and I attended

The Royal Geelong Show and placed with

Elargee Preacherman in the led gelding and the

leading rein class it was a perfect day and we

met some lovely people. On Sunday morning I

was very pleased to see Glynyarra Park Tapestrywith her new very pretty bay filly foal by Colee-myn Park Back Chat and then off to the local

school fete where Elargee Preacherman and

Stonyvale Roger Ramjet were the lucky ponies

for pony rides all day by all ages big and small,

they took everything in their stride! With bal-

loons and paper flying everywhere due to the

lovely South West Victoria weather! On Mon-

day we had our second filly a perlino out of

Shalida Park Cherish, our first foal by our new

boy Thorpeville Anthony. Two mares are due to

foal in the next week or so it’s a busy but a fun

time for us!!

Lykanarro Stud. Well finally feels like spring

with the arrival of our first foal a lovely big Sec-

tion B filly by Cheraton Cadan x FayrewaysAnna-Marie. Kirreway Vivacious, Imperial Her-mina and Mirinda Goldmark are also expecting

foals by Cadan. Finally getting back into some

horse action after my broken leg which is mend-

ing slowly; hopefully summer will help. Our

family were very saddened by the sudden death

of the champion pony Lykanarro Rockafellaowned by the Maloney family. Rocky won many

major awards in the Welsh and open showing

scene and was about to start a dressage career.

Hoping to take a youngster to our BACH Pony

Pageant in October, my first show since last year.

Salient Stud has had four beautiful Section A fil-

lies so far, all by Sketty Park Chicago, a chestnut

out of Salient Old Lace, a palomino/grey out of

Salient Arpege, a black possibly grey filly out of

Salient Old Fashion and a bay filly from SalientPendant, four lovely babies and we are very

happy with them. We welcome the very expres-

sive cob mare Dracmoore Dixie Chick by NeboDyfrig Express (Imp UK) to our cob herd. A four

year old 14.3hh sect D mare she will be a very

welcome addition to our breeding program with

her big, flashy movement and true cob type. We

look forward to seeing what she will do in the

stud. ‘Ellie’, Crosswynds Eclipse, has been sold

to Queensland as a show and future broodmare.

We wish her new owners every success with this

lovely Section C mare. We are still waiting on a

couple of foals and for once are actually in hope

for a nice colt.

Vanoca Park Welsh Ponies. Foaling is going

well with 17 foals so far, we have sold several

ponies over the winter and wish all the new own-

ers the best with their purchases!! We have had

a great start to the show season with Nattai DarkLady taking out Supreme Welsh Exhibit at Gee-

long Royal Show 2011.

Mithril Stud made the difficult decision to sell

two stallions recently. Derlwyn Rhys, a young

Section B pony, has gone to Julie Bagrie’s Stone-

fields Stud on the South Island, New Zealand.

Rhys left us a lovely filly out of Mithril MaryKathleen and nice colt from Mithril Keepsake

and Hazelmere Ups a Daisy who we had on

lease from Oceana Stud, gave Jade and

Chantelle a lovely filly by him. Bookra SportsEdition was sold to Megan and Trish Farrell of

Shannon Lodge and they have him out and about

already, winning Supreme Section C at the

BACH Welsh Pony Pageant. We are thrilled to

see Sport being shown - he is much too good a

pony to languish in our paddock and only cover

one or two mares a season. We have retained his

five year old Section D son Westbury Spitfire,

who is doing well in Pony Dressage and showing

lots of talent for jumping. As a parting present,

Sport left us a super palomino colt from MithrilValerie - he looks like one to run on and should

make a dressage pony. We were very pleased

that Mithril Hester has given us a black colt after

three beautiful black fillies, all by our veteran

stallion Owendale Brandyman. It’s hard to be

ungrateful for all those fillies, but we really

wanted a possible follow on for Brandyman, and

now we have one - Mithril Cary Grant, we

reckon he is sure to be a leading man.

The BACH Pony Pageant was held on 31st Oc-

tober at Geelong Showgrounds in the most

dreadful wet conditions. Entries were very good

although a number of exhibitors did not attend

on the day for various reasons. Thanks to all

judges, stewards, exhibitors and workers on the

day who managed to cope with the shocking

conditions and the last minute changes to the

program due to the late withdrawal of one of the

judges. After two wet shows on the trot we have

booked a beautiful day for the 2012 show.

Major results were: Best Youngstock Section A

- Elargee Triffic, Elargee Stud. Best Youngstock

Section B - Vanoca Park Teifi, A Porter.

Supreme Section A - Nattai Seraph, L McNutt.

Supreme Section B - Haddon Park China Doll,L Stocker. Supreme Section C - Bookra SportsEdition, Shannon Lodge. Supreme Section D -

Dracmoore Dixie Chic, B Russell. Best Welsh

Foal - Vanoca Park. Best Youngstock - KarangaDallas, A Bethell. Best Welsh in Hand - NattaiSeraph. Best Part Welsh Youngstock - LonelyOak Hitch Hiker, Renee Hook. Supreme Part

Welsh - Dunelm Rendition, Renee Hook. Cham-

pion Harness Turnout - Grenwood Alan - Res:

Crosswynds Banner. Champion Harness Welsh:

Acheron Midnight - Res: Flowerdale Daffyd.

Champion Harness Part Welsh: Grenwood Alan.

The Kirreway Overture Youngstock Challenge

(judged by three judges). Champion - VanocaPark Teifi -A Porter, Reserve - Karanga Dallas,

A Bethell (both ponies grand children of Kirre-

way Overture), Tallara Park Treasure -Tallara

Park Stud, Westbury Sporty Spice - Stephen

Wiltshire, Torlyn Gaylen - Normington Family

made up the rest of the Top 5.

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RPG RoundupVICTORIA - Gippsland & Peninsula

OUR EDUCATION DAY was held on 21stAugust at the magnificent indoor complex

Oakwood Riding School. We were honoured tohave gathered four of Australia’s most influentialpony people to share their experience andknowledge with those who attended. The daywas well supported with many new faces whichwe were delighted to see. Daryl King was on themicrophone and gave a wonderful introductionto each presenter.

Darrell Owen from the well known OwendaleStud spoke on Showing in Hand and Presenta-tion. The Welsh A and Welsh B ponies providedfor Darrell’s talk were great representatives ofthe breed and stood quietly while Darrell ex-plained the good points of Welsh conformation.

Next was Amanda Hewitt who spoke on BasicColour Genetics and Identification. This talkwas very informative and gave everyone a per-fect overview of the many colours and variationsavailable within the horse world. She also pro-vided some great pictures that better explainedthe colours and markings. A light luncheon wasprovided for all in attendance thanks to the won-derful helpers in the kitchen. At lunch break wealso ran a Dutch Auction. Our Auctioneer wasDaryl King who did a splendid job in windingthe crowd up and encouraging them to spendmoney. It was all in great fun and many a bar-gain was bought.

Peter Harkness discussed harness. We had twomembers from the Australian Carriage DrivingSociety with their ponies, one harnessed up to aViceroy and the other to a Jinker. Peter ex-plained the different types of harness availableand how it should be fitted correctly. The Aus-tralian Carriage Driving Society Inc. also set upa stand to display the many photos, magazinesand equipment used and were keen to explain toany new enthusiast the benefits of harness.

Last but not least was Sue De Crespigny talkingon Equipment and Leading Rein. Sue has a life-time of experience with ponies through hergrandmother Eileen Bartram’s View Bank Stud.Sue also works at Saddle-up Saddleworld andwas able to bring along a variety of gear to dis-play. For the Leading Rein we were delightedto see little rider Jennae aboard the palominoLlanfairbryn Welsh A gelding. They looked aspretty as a picture and did a wonderful job withKatie Turnbull beautifully turned out leading thepair around.

Thank you very much to the members of ourgroup who put so much time and effort into mak-ing the day a success and to the Presenters andowners who provided ponies who gave up theirvaluable time. To everyone that attended ourEducation Day, thank you for your support andwe hope you had a very enjoyable day.

Our 2012 Diary has been selling like hot cakes,and copies are still available for sale at the costof $8 or $10 which includes postage. Pleasecontact our Secretary Angela Holland if you

wish to purchase a copy. [email protected]

Our meetings are held on the 3rd Monday of themonth at Costello’s in Pakenham. Dinner is at7pm, meeting commences at 8pm. Everyone iswelcome, and it is a great way to catch up overdinner before we commence our meeting.

Dates to Remember: Christmas Breakup –Sunday 27th November, BBQ will be held atmember Jane Kelly’s home at Narre WarrenSouth commencing at 1pm. Youngstock Show

– Sunday 15th January 2012 at Oakwood RidingSchool. Two ring double chance including openbreed classes. Programs out soon. Secretary: [email protected] Foal Show – Sun-day 29th April 2012 at Oakwood Riding School.Details will be included in the next edition of Ac-tion.

Elizabeth Batcheldor – Publicity Officer –Email: [email protected]

STUD NEWS:

Sue Sporys of Foxbridge Stud reports - I havejust returned from the UK where I had the goodfortune to have the opportunity to attend part ofthe Fayre Oaks Welsh Pony Sale including theHigh Flyers Sale & Dinner – I always wanted tosee 100’s of Welshies in one place! I am gladthat I didn’t take my cheque book. So manybeautiful ponies many that would have looked athome in my paddock! Prices I felt were rela-tively low in comparison to ours given some ofthe quality ponies available for sale – although Idid overhear that the average price was up andso was the clearance rate much to the auctioneerssurprise given the economic climate in Europeat the moment. I must say that I did notice aslight difference in type between the Welsh inthe UK and Australia – unless it was my imagi-nation and this is my opinion only – their poniesboth A and B seem larger, have more substanceand seem to be shorter coupled than ours and Ifelt that their ponies eyes were larger and betterset than some of ours, also their ears were tiny.There were three stallions that I would gladlyhave brought home – two A’s and one B – andlots and lots of beautiful mares – just as well IRTdid that talk at the AGM – it was just so tempt-

ing. So I spent a fortune at the trade stalls in-stead. (When Hubby thought about the trade off,he was a happy chappy). now I just have to waitfor the parcels to arrive home.

Marconi Stud has had a great start to the foalingseason with two fillies and two colts, one of eachby resident stallion Weston Park Mercury andone of each by our our past sire Tooravale Pi-casso. We are retaining one of the fillies and theother three have been sold to show/stud homes.Still another three foals to arrive in the comingweeks. A new arrival in partnership with Thor-wood stud is the gorgeous yearling cremello PartWelsh/Riding Pony colt Thorwood Quicksilversired by our own Weston Park Mercury out ofBeleradah Spun Sugar. We would like to con-gratulate Welsh B stallion Marconi Matrix andVanessa O’Donnell winning a WPCS medal forSupreme Champion Ridden Welsh exhibit at therecent Western NSW RPG WPCS Spring Show,Nicole Rivett’s Part Welsh mare Pearl of Mar-coni has also been taking all before her in herhome state of NSW with her most recent winbeing Champion ARP at the NSW Arabian StateTitles.

Llanfairbyrn Stud reports at the time of writingwe are in the midst of foaling and to date havethree colts and a filly by our Kingswood Snow-man. Llanfairbryn Delyth has a bay sabino filly,Christabel has a chestnut colt, Christine has abuckskin colt and Miss Daisy has a grey colt - acolourful lot. We received the good news thatLlanfairbryn Ffansi That has foaled a chestnutfilly by Snowman for the Caddy Family - a fillyat last after five colts. Llanfairbryn Little Heronowned by the Gibney family has had her secondfilly in succession to Nattai Bedwyn. Now all weneed is a few more fillies here at Llanfairbryn.

So far this season Tooravale Stud has five foals,a grey filly by Weston Manhattan out of WestonPark Candice, a chestnut filly out of WestonPark Coppelia and a grey filly from Weston ParkPromise by Tooravale Jamaica, a buckskin coltby Tooravale Phantom out of Tooravale Pa-tience and a grey colt out of Tooravale Cameoby Weston Park Vision. Very pleased with themall so far; another six to go, which includes oneby Heniarth Wood-Wind (AI UK).

Peter Harkness discussed harness with help from Australian Carriage Driving Association mem-bers and their Welsh ponies. Katie Turnbull brought along her lovely Leading Rein pony.

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THE HUNTER CLINIC was a great day for

all who attended - big thanks to Ivan

Bunting and Megan Howe for their time and ex-

pertise.

Jan Brennan reports that Chantal and Shaun have

arrived safe and sound in their new home near

Bussleton Western Australia. The ponies are

well and settled and the dogs adore the beach.

Kali Terracall has had great success this season

with their A gelding Ripple Brooke Antique who

went champion led buckskin gelding, supreme

buckskin gelding then on to claiming grand

supreme led and winning Commended Novice

under saddle.

UK VISIT 2011

WE SET OFF on our long awaited UK trip

on a cool afternoon in mid July, Denise,

the experienced international traveller (one trip

to the UK two years ago) and Heather, the com-

plete novice (terrified of flying). We left behind

the incessant rain and fetlock deep mud and

headed for the hopefully mild UK summer.

Having survived the flight, we stayed in London

for one night to recover our strength. We then

commenced the train section of our journey to

Builth Wells and the Royal Welsh Show. Our

first leg was to Swansea on the West Wales

coast, to meet the train to Builth Wells. Ha ha!!

The train windscreen broke about an hour out of

London and we were off-loaded at Didcot Park-

way - half way to Wales. We were then loaded

onto a train to Cardiff, then yet another train to

Swansea. We had of course missed our connec-

tion to Builth Wells. Panic, followed by rescue!

Along with two other passengers we were

treated to a taxi ride to Builth Wells at no cost -

moral = it pays to pre-book train tickets as the

railways are then obliged to get you to your des-

tination!!

In Builth Wells the weather was great. We vis-

ited Eppynt Stud and were rewarded with the

sight of a mob of the most beautiful Welsh

Mountain Ponies running free on the hills - a

fabulous sight. We also met up with fellow Yarra

Valley RPG member, Kate Abbott, and spent

four wonderful days at the Royal Welsh Show,

watching the most amazing array of Welsh

ponies and cobs you could imagine. The Royal

Welsh should be a definite for everyone’s Bucket

List.

The next leg of our journey was by train to

Aberystwyth via Shrewsbury in UK – nothing

by train in Wales seems to go in a straight line!!

We arrived in Shrewsbury OK, but the connect-

ing train to Aberystwyth shrank from four car-

riages to two carriages, so we travelled like

sardines. According to Denise, “This is an ad-

venture”.

In Aberystwyth we hired a car for a couple of

weeks touring. We were also kindly collected

by Anne Jones (Frongoch Stud) who showed us,

not only her own lovely ponies, but took us to

Park Stud (Cobs) which is also the base for Or-

mond Stud (Welsh Mountain Ponies), once again

seeing some really beautiful animals.

While at Parc Stud we met Timothy Evans, one

of Wales’ well known tenors, who also has a

wealth of knowledge about Welsh Mountain

Ponies. He kindly arranged for us to visit Ce-

maes Welsh Mountain Pony Stud set high in the

Preseli Mountains. Once again we were treated

to lovely ponies running on the hills. The views

were spectacular though we believe the temper-

atures are well below freezing in winter.

We were made so welcome by all these people

and cannot express too strongly our appreciation

of their wonderful hospitality.

Onwards then to Cricceith on the West coast for

a few days R & R and sightseeing - no ponies.

Then on to Caernarfon where we first visited

David Jones and Geraint Thomas at Telynau

Stud (Section B and Part Welsh) for a sumptuous

dinner. More beautiful ponies and fantastic

scenery. David and Geraint judged at the last

Yarra Valley Feature Show and it was lovely to

catch up with them again. We also visited

Gwyndaf and Emma Edwards (Fronbach Stud)

who have some really lovely Welsh Mountain

Ponies and were treated to yet another banquet.

Emma also took us on a ‘girlie’ day out to Port

Meirion, one of the most popular tourist spots in

Wales. Known as ‘Little Italy’ it is very Italian

in design and has everything a tourist could wish

for.

Then on to Conwy on the North Coast for more

sightseeing and castles. Still lovely weather but

we must admit that driving in the UK is a little

hairy and one does not try to park at the beach

resorts. We then headed back to Builth Wells,

stopping at Rhayader to buy Welsh Crystal.

More beautiful country and better driving.

At Builth Wells we were invited to visit Maesg-

wyn Stud where Lewis Edwards and his family

made us very welcome despite being very busy

preparing sheep for Anglesey Show. Once again

we saw beautiful Welsh Mountain Ponies. It is

really a breath-taking sight watching them run

seemingly wild on the lovely patchwork hills.

We then spent two days at the International

Welsh Show, which is held every two to four

years somewhere in Europe. It was just our luck

that it was held in Wales this year. It is a shame

this show is not more widely advertised within

the Welsh community here so visitors could plan

their trip and take in both the Royal Welsh and

International Welsh Shows. This is another

‘Bucket List’ show.

Once again we were treated to a magnificent se-

lection of ponies and cobs each presided over by

two judges. There are also extra events like the

‘Traditional Ridden Welsh’ class, where exhibits

are shown only at a walk and a spanking trot, as

they would have travelled the country years ago.

Interesting also to watch the Supreme Awards

which were judged by all the judges together.

After each individual workout, every judge held

up a numbered card, facing the spectators, and

the scores were added to select the winner. A

slow process, but does give an insight into each

judge’s thinking.

Our next stop was Bath for more sightseeing.

We also visited Betty French (Forlan Stud) for

our last look at beautiful ponies. Betty has some

lovely ponies with the most delightful tempera-

ments. We actually managed to find her prop-

erty without getting lost! However we did

managed to dint the car windscreen on the way

home - more driving horrors! We toured Stone-

henge and surrounding areas by bus and had a

lovely horse-drawn carriage tour of Bath. It is a

lovely city but we were pleased not to drive

through the town centre.

Then we headed back to London for a couple of

days, where we found ourselves on the fifth floor

of the hotel with a broken lift - not funny!! More

sightseeing, bus tours and a lovely walk through

Hyde Park. We even saw a group of children

setting out on a mounted ride to Hyde Park from

Hyde Park Mews, right in the middle of the Lon-

don back streets. Something you would not see

in Melbourne!

We had by then been away five weeks and were

ready to come home, however Melbourne de-

cided to turn on the fog and we were detoured,

at the last minute, to Sydney and back - not

funny either!! We had a great time though, met

some lovely people and saw some of the most

beautiful ponies and cobs you can imagine. This

is definitely a trip you should make if you can.

Denise Tate and Heather Walliker‘Seasoned Travellers’


RPG RoundupVICTORIA - Yarra Valley

Heather Walliker and Kate Abbott take in the sights at the Royal Welsh.


GIPPSLAND & PENINSULA RPG

YOUNGSTOCK SHOWSUNDAY 15TH JANUARY 2012

Both Rings to commence at 8:30am

Oakwood Equestrian Centre - 10 Smiths Lane, Clyde NorthJUDGES : Ring 1 : Cheryl Bunting

Ring 2 : Darrell Owen

DOUBLE CHANCE SHOWWITH BOTH WELSH AND OTHER BREED CLASSES IN EACH RING.

Other Breed Classes include :

• Australian Pony

• Arabian Pony / Arabian Riding Pony / Riding Pony

• Coloured Pony

• Open Breed Pony

WPCSA Inc Medals for

Best Welsh in Hand Ring 1

Supreme Led Part Welsh Ring 2

Also to be awarded

JANINE CASSERLY PERPETUAL TROPHY for SUPREME WELSH B (RING 1)

PROGRAMS AND ENTRY FORM AVAILABLE AT

www.wpcs.com.au/gpv/showing-show-results/forthcoming-shows

https://www.facebook.com/groups/162749077153799

OR CONTACT

Angela Holland 03 5627 6166 0417 561 265

Helen Martyr-Gogerly 03 5978 6248

Entries Close Wednesday 11th January 2012.

Pre-Entry $11.00 per class, Entries on the day $22.00 per class.

Stables and campsites to be booked through Oakwood Equestrian Centre 9702 6566

MEDAL•SHOWMEDAL•SHOW


RPG RoundupWESTERN AUSTRALIA

THIS SPRING, the WA Regional Promo-

tional Group welcomed a host of new addi-

tions - not only of the equine kind, but also an

amazing 42 human members! It’s fantastic to

have so many new Welsh enthusiasts join the

fold and with such strong numbers we can really

fly the flag for our breed on the West Coast.

It’s a testament to our membership that we have

so many successful ponies and cobs competing

in a diverse range of equestrian pursuits. In par-

ticular, harness is really taking off in WA with a

great Welsh turnout to the Step Back In Time

Carriage Driving Show hosted by Murray Dis-

tricts Carriage Driving Club. Competitors and

South Australian judge Rose Pisconeri dressed

in circa 1800-1910 attire catching the eye of

spectators keen to find out more about driving.

Indi Placebo won the Concours D’Elegance and

both Turnout and Champion Pony was awarded

to Penley Narcissus, shown in the Authentic

Buggy. Champion Horse and the Supreme Har-

ness Exhibit for the day went to the big-moving

Section C Narcoola Parc Baldwin driven by

Merryn Bojcun of Albany for Athol Purchase.

Part Welsh gelding Trapalanda Dandaragan,

owned by Tracey Tester, is another horse doing

wonderfully in harness, recently returning home

from the Bundanoon New South Wales Carriage

Driving Festival the best performed Part Welsh

of the Show. He was also awarded the Supreme

Harness exhibit at the Perth Royal Show.

It was a glorious October day for the Welsh

classes at the 2011 Perth Royal Show with judge

Helen Dohan from NSW having a strong selec-

tion of quality animals to choose from. Early

Champion Welsh Mountain Colt or Filly hon-

ours went to the up-and-coming star WendamarNayeli owned by the Edwards Family, while

Kim Thomas’ San-del Popstar was named

Champion Welsh Mountain Stallion or Colt.

Helen found both her Supreme Welsh Mountain

Pony and Supreme Champion Welsh exhibit

(winner of the Emlyn trophy) in the lovely bay

mare Dalgangle Cariad owned by Hazel Filear.

Owendale Firefly was the Champion Welsh

Pony Stallion or Colt while the Champion Welsh

Pony Colt or Filly winner and Supreme Cham-

pion Welsh Pony was awarded to the palomino,

Imperial Pretty Picture, owned by C & J Hastie.

The lovely Section C, Trapalanda Downs Gala-had owned by Midge Boag was named Cham-

pion Welsh Pony of Cob Type, while Emma

Webster’s handsome Trapalanda Downs Eldo-rado took out the Champion Welsh Cob title.

The Champion Welsh Gelding was the well cam-

paigned Chelsea Park Leonardo owned by Sue

& Shelley Benthien & Shannara Beresi.

Champion Part Welsh Colt or Filly was Joanne

Endersby’s Gem Park Harmony and Champion

Part Welsh Stallion or Colt was Sarahn Sensa-tion a credit to owner Christie Healy. The Ben-

thein sisters took home another sash with WillowValley Look At Me being awarded Champion

Part Welsh Gelding but it was a stunning mare

at her very first outing that really caught the

judge’s eye - Champion Part Welsh Mare or Filly

and Supreme Champion Part Welsh Exhibit was

Bramley Cleopatra owned by Carla Towers-

Hammond.

The ridden classes were very competitive with

Dalgangle Candice owned by the Harper Family

taking out the honours for Champion Ridden

Welsh while Helen Duffy’s Cimeron Disco Divacompleted a lovely workout for the Champion

Ridden Part Welsh sash. Welsh ponies also held

their own in the open competition with Amanda

Taylor’s well performed Owendale William ofOz awarded Champion Show Hunter Galloway.

Welshies were out in force at the 2011 Midwest

Horse of the Year, run by the Geraldton Combine

Equestrian Club Show Horse Subcommittee

under judge Anna Duffy. Melearon DownsWilliam Tell was awarded First Ridden Pony of

the Year 14hh & under, while Wendamar Felicitytook out Lead Rein Pony of the Year and Mini

Champion Pony of the Year. Show Hunter of the

Year 14hh & under went to Wendamar Blushwhile Part Welsh Command Performance ofConneely was awarded Large Pony of the Year

12hh up to 14hh.

Peta Gallagher’s Part Welsh Yule Tara’s Ooh LaLa had her first official outing in October, going

from novice to champion in the same day. An-

other pony doing extremely well on the show

circuit is Morefair Welsh Ponies’ scopey mare,

Morefair Portia, who was successful in being

awarded Champion Small Hunter Pony at the

Gosnells Masters, following her SHC Classic

win in May. The stud also advised us that their

first Jackpot daughter Ngaire, has been just been

started under saddle and that Congarinni ThaiSilk, acquired from Gail Maize in 2009, has

foaled a very nice chestnut filly by resident sire

Morefair Bryn.

With the breeding season now in full swing,

Western Australia members have welcomed a

gorgeous drop of Welsh foals, many of whom we

are destined to see in the show ring in the not too

distant future. Jamiru Pony Stud is thrilled with

their two new coloured colts by Wendamar Fi-garo - a cremello out of San-del Pippa and a

palomino out of Nindylup Elffyn.

Brookevalley Welsh Cob Stud are proud as

punch with the safe arrival of a black colt from

Llanarth Emperess (UK Imp) by Trapalanda DaiWynne, who will now be offered to outside

mares via chilled semen. Imperial Magdelyngave birth to a huge buckskin colt by Indi TheMoney Maker four days prior. Avonvalley Ariel(Imp UK) has been enjoying life in the sun, she

arrived at the stud 12 months ago. Joanne made

a throwaway comment of, "She would look good

in my paddock" which started the ball rolling!

Penley and Penrhys Pony Studs have enjoyed a

fantastic start to the 2011 breeding season with

the arrival of seven fillies and two colts. EvansRoyalist (Imp USA) has exceeded expectations

with his third crop of foals, finally giving them

the much anticipated daughters to retain for fu-

ture breeding. His 2009 and 2010 progeny have

had much show success with Penley Nadia being

awarded Supreme Welsh Foal at the WA Foal

Show and then winning the yearling filly class

at the Perth Royal Show. Penrhys Autographwon the yearling colt class at the Perth Royal

Show and then went on to be awarded Reserve

Champion Colt or Stallion. Penrhys Apostle was

Supreme Welsh Gelding at the Youngstock

Showcase with Penley Royal Glance first in the

yearling filly class. Penley Naturalist produced

a full sister to the successful Part Welsh yearling

gelding, Penley Skyshow, who was Reserve

Champion Part Welsh Gelding at the Perth Royal

Show and runner-up Supreme Champion Part

Welsh Foal at the Youngstock Showcase. PenleyEl Paso once again won the Welsh B Gelding

class at the Perth Royal Show.

Sally Browne has advised that the first foal born

in WA by Bookra Legal Edition is now on the

ground, an adorable Section D colt out of cob

Springdale Anna Rose.

Leeara Park are pleased with the arrival of their

first foal for the season ‘Carter’ (Royal andRegal of Sefton x Tanglewood Park Serenade inGold), the full brother to Leeara Park Royal Pe-tite, Birthday Girl and Royal Jester, and half

brother to Leeara Park First Edition (Exp NZ) -

each having proven themselves as either Royal

Show Champions, HOTY winners or claimed

National titles.

Sadly, Shangrala Arabian and Pony Stud lost a

palomino colt by Wendamar Cassanova last

week but are looking forward to another baby by

him due in November. Their relatively recent

purchase, the lovely Welsh A stallion ElargeeRowen has just covered his first mares and Sue

and her husband are very excited about meeting

his progeny next year.

Full show results, programs, entry forms and all

the latest WA news are now on our website

www.wpcs.com.au/wa where you can also find

the details of our Facebook and Twitter profiles.

We’d love to have more members join us to

share their favourite moments like the adorable

photo of Megan Wren enjoying the companion-

ship of Judaroo Castania - after all, this is what

owning Welshies is all about!

Jade Salpietro – Publicity Officer, WAEmail [email protected]

to submit your WA news.


ENTRY FORM Tax Invoice WELSH PONY & COB SOCIETY OF AUSTRALIA INC ABN 70 066 732 367 PO Box 762 Pakenham Victoria 3810

Name of pony: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Breed: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Reg No: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Qualifying Show: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Date: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Placing: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Owners Name: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Owners Address: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Contact Phone Number: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Mobile . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Email: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Entry is $16.50 per pony, one entry form per pony. Closing date 8th February 2012ALL ENTRIES MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY A COPY OF THE RELEVANT PONY REGISTRATION CERTIFICATE & RELEVANT MEMBERSHIP FORM.

Please send entry to WPCSA PO Box 762 Pakenham Vic 3810.

Native Pony Championships 2012To be held at Tatura Events Complex

in conjunction with the Welsh National ShowSaturday 10th March 2012

commencing at 2pm, finals to be held approx 7pm.

Stabling is available; please refer to the relevant stabling form for the Welsh National Show Weekend on page 53.

There are plenty of events for Native Ponies also on the Sunday at the Autumn Pony Show & on Monday we have the WP&CS Dressage Championships & Open Dressage Competition

see www.wpcs.com.au for further information.

HAVE YOU QUALIFIED????If you have gained 1st or 2nd place at any of our qualifying shows this season

and wish to compete at the Championships please complete the entry form below.

Qualifying shows for the 2012 Championships include:Toowoomba Royal 2011APSB Action Day 2011SA RPG Performance Show 2011NEBRPG Performance Show 2011Young Show 2011 Western NSW RPG Show 2011 Tasmanian Champion of Champions 2011Euroa Show 2011 Albury Show 2011 Qld Native Pony Show 2011WA All Welsh Native Pony FeatureVictorian Welsh Feature Show 2011 Southern NSW Pony Classic 2011

All enquiries to Gary Le Brocq – 03 5725 1995 AH

WP&CS Dressage Championships& Open Dressage CompetitionMonday 12th March at Tatura Events Complex, Hastie Street, Tatura.

In Conjunction with the Welsh National Show, Native Pony Championships & NEBRPG Autumn Show.

Join in for a great long weekend & be part of the inaugural

Welsh Pony & Cob Society Dressage Championships.

This is an open dressage competition, horses & ponies do notneed to be registered with the WP&CS nor are you required tobe a member of the WP&CS or any other Society or Assocation.

Special Championship awards for registered Welsh & Part Welsh exhibits.

Two Tests will be offered at each level:• Preparatory• Preliminary• Novice• Elementary• Medium• Advanced• Freestyle

Horses/Ponies may compete in two (2) consecutive levels. For example: preliminary/novice; medium/advanced. They may compete in no more than three (3) tests per day (including Freestyle).

Entry details available Mid December.

See www.wpcs.com.au for more informationPlease note that stabling for this weekend will need to be booked if required.

The stabling booking form is on page 53 of this Action

For further information or if you are interested in coming on board and helping with our event please contact

Aengus Wright 03 5966 5150 0419 108 152 Megan Howe (AH) : 03 5725 1687



The Welsh Pony and Cob Society of Australia Inc

Proudly Presents THE WELSH NATIONAL SHOW 2012

REGULATIONS: PLEASE READ BEFORE COMPLETING YOUR ENTRIES

• PHOTOCOPIES of Registration Papers (front & back) & current MEMBERSHIP CARDS (to 30/06/12) MUST accompany all entries

• TWO (2) Stamped Self Addressed Envelope (business size) MUST accompany each ENTRY FORM• Only one Exhibitor per entry form• ENTRIES TO: Welsh National Show c/o Loris Kellock 233 O’Shea’s Road EUROA VIC 3666 • ENTRIES postmarked up to Friday 11th January 2012 = $16.50 (incl GST) Per Class• ENTRIES POSTMARKED AFTER THIS DATE WILL BE RETURNED. This will be strictly enforced.• Note: Mail will take at least one extra day to reach the Euroa address • CHEQUES: Made Payable to ‘The Welsh Pony & Cob Society of Australia Inc’

• Compulsory CATALOGUE FEE: $15.00 (Incl GST)

• CAMPING unpowered site - $14/weekend Powered site - $25/weekend - no vehicles will be permitted overnight without a camping slip, which must be attached to the power cord. Cords without slips will be disconnected.

• STABLING: $28 (incl GST) (on separate form)

• Advertising in Catalogue: Full Page - $55.00 per Page - $33.00 per Half Page

QUALIFICATIONS: Qualifying period - 1st January 2011 to 31st December 2011

QUALIFYING SHOWS & PLACINGS• 2011 Welsh National Show, State All Welsh Shows - 1st to 6th placing• WP&CS run Shows & Royal Shows - 1st - 3rd placing• Agricultural Shows & Welsh and Part Welsh & Native classes at Breed Shows - 1st & 2nd placing

QUALIFYING EVENTS Class No at Welsh National Show ......................Qualifying Class at Qualifying Show* Led Welsh ....................................................Led Welsh A, B, C, D, Gelding* Led Part Welsh .............................................Led Part Welsh* Ridden Welsh ...............................................Ridden Welsh, Ridden Native Pony * Ridden Part Welsh........................................Ridden Part Welsh* Leading Rein Welsh, Open or Native Leading Rein (Open Leading rein at non Welsh shows will qualify for Welsh or Open Leading Rein at WNS)* First Ridden Welsh, Open or Native First Ridden (Open First Ridden at non Welsh shows will qualify for Welsh or Open First Ridden at WNS)* Ridden Welsh Hunter ...................................Ridden Welsh Hunter, Ridden Welsh, Ridden Native Pony/Hunter* Ridden Show Hunter ....................................Ridden Show Hunter* Ridden Working Hunter ...............................Ridden Working Hunter (1st to 6th placing) • INCORRECT ENTRIES WILL BE RETURNED. Resubmission will incur a fee of $11.00 & must be received by 31st January 2012

Saturday 10th March 2012

Venue: Tatura Park Exhbition and Events Complex, Tatura, Victoria

ENQUIRIES: Janet Evans 03 5766 2283 [email protected] Loris Kellock 03 5798 9638 [email protected]

MEDAL•SHOW

CANCELLATION POLICY: in accordance with the WPCS of Australia Inc Extreme Weather & Cancellation Policy if cancellation is required due to existing or predictedsevere and dangerous conditions such as Code Red Fire Warnings / Flood or travel warnings / disease outbreaks a message will be available on 0408 482 870• REFUND POLICY – If an event has commenced there will be no refunds. • If an event is cancelled prior to commencement of the event – costs incurredby the show committee prior to the show will be paid and remaining funds will be reimbursed to the member if the amount per exhibitor is $2 or more.• If an event is postponed entry fees will not be refunded without a written request from the exhibitor within 7 days of the notification of postponement.


RING ONE : Judge : Joanne Harper (UK)

GELDINGS1. Led Gelding of Sec A breeding, 4 years & over 2. Led Gelding of Sec B breeding, 4 years & over 3. Led Gelding of Sec C breeding, 4 years & over 4. Led Gelding of Sec D breeding, 4 years & over CHAMPION Senior GeldingRESERVE CHAMPION Senior Gelding

PART WELSH 5. Led Part Welsh Colt6. Led Part Welsh Filly or Gelding Yearling 7. Led Part Welsh Filly or Gelding 2 years8. Led Part Welsh Filly or Gelding 3 yearsCHAMPION Youngstock Part WelshRESERVE CHAMPION Youngstock Part Welsh

9. Led Part Welsh Stallion10. Led Part Welsh Mare or Gelding 4 years & over, ne

12.2hh 11. Led Part Welsh Mare or Gelding 4 years & over, over

12.2hh and ne 13.2 12. Led Part Welsh Mare or Gelding 4 years & over, over

13.2hh and ne 14.2hh13. Led Part Welsh Mare or Gelding 4 years & over, over

14.2hhCHAMPION Senior Part WelshRESERVE CHAMPION Senior Part Welsh

YOUNGSTOCK 14. Led Welsh Mountain Colt Yearling 15. Led Welsh Mountain Filly Yearling 16. Led Welsh Pony Colt Yearling17. Led Welsh Pony Filly Yearling18. Led Welsh Pony of Cob Type Colt/Filly Yearling 19. Led Welsh Cob Colt/Filly YearlingCHAMPION YearlingRESERVE CHAMPION Yearling

20. Led Welsh Mountain Pony Filly 2 years 21. Led Welsh Mountain Pony Filly 3 years 22. Led Welsh Pony Filly 2 years 23. Led Welsh Pony Filly 3 years 24. Led Welsh Pony of Cob Type Filly 2 & 3 years25. Led Welsh Cob Filly 2 & 3 yearsCHAMPION Filly 2 & 3 Year OldRESERVE CHAMPION Filly 2 & 3 Year Old

26. Led Welsh Mountain Pony Colt 2 & 3 years27. Led Welsh Pony Colt 2 & 3 years28. Led Welsh Pony of Cob Type Colt 2 & 3years

29. Led Welsh Cob Colt 2 & 3 yearsCHAMPION Colt 2 & 3 Year Old RESERVE CHAMPION Colt 2 & 3 Year Old

NATIONAL BEST WELSH YOUNGSTOCK (National Champion Youngstock Gelding, Champion

Yearling, Champion Filly 2 & 3 Year old and

Champion Colt 2 & 3 Year old eligible)

RIDDEN PART WELSH 30. Ridden Part Welsh Stallion (eligible for relevant height

championship)

31. Ridden Part Welsh Mare/Filly/Gelding ne 12.2hh 32. Ridden Part Welsh Mare/Filly/Gelding

over 12.2hh & ne 13.2hh CHAMPION Ridden Part Welsh ne 13.2 hhRESERVE CHAMPION Ridden Part Welsh ne 13.2 hh

33. Ridden Part Welsh Mare/Filly/Gelding over 13.2hh & ne 14.2hh

34. Ridden Part Welsh Mare/Filly/Gelding over 14hh.2

CHAMPION Ridden Part Welsh over 13.2 hhRESERVE CHAMPION Ridden Part Welsh (Winners of championships eligible for National Champion

Ridden Part Welsh)

RIDDEN WELSH 35. Ridden Stallion/Colt of Section A breeding36. Ridden Mare/Filly of Section A breeding37. Ridden Gelding of Section A breedingCHAMPION & RESERVE Ridden Section A

38. Ridden Stallion/Colt of Section B breeding39. Ridden Mare/Filly of Section B breeding40. Ridden Gelding of Section B breedingCHAMPION & RESERVE Ridden Section B

41. Ridden Stallion/Colt of Section C breeding42. Ridden Mare/Filly of Section C breeding43. Ridden Gelding of Section C breedingCHAMPION & RESERVE Ridden Section C

44. Ridden Stallion/Colt of Section D breeding45. Ridden Mare/Filly of Section D breeding46. Ridden Gelding of Section D breedingCHAMPION & RESERVE Ridden Section D

(Winners of all Ridden Welsh Championships eligible for

National Champion Welsh Ridden)

THE WELSH NATIONAL SHOW 2012


RING TWO : Judge : Lorraine Partridge (UK)

GELDINGS47. Led Gelding Yearling of Sec A or Sec B breeding48. Led Gelding Yearling of Sec C or Sec D breeding 49. Led Gelding of Section A breeding 2 & 3 yrs 50. Led Gelding of Section B breeding 2 & 3 yrs 51. Led Gelding of Section C breeding 2 & 3 years 52. Led Gelding of Section D breeding 2 & 3 years CHAMPION Youngstock GeldingRESERVE CHAMPION Youngstock Gelding

STALLIONS53. Led Welsh Mountain Pony Stallion 4 years & over 54. Led Welsh Pony Stallion 4 years & over 55. Led Welsh Pony of Cob Type Stallion 4 yrs & over 56. Led Welsh Cob Stallion 4 years & over CHAMPION Stallion RESERVE CHAMPION Stallion

MARES57. Led Welsh Mountain Pony Mare 4 years & over 58. Led Welsh Pony Mare 4 years & over 59. Led Welsh Pony of Cob Type Mare 4 yrs & over 60. Led Welsh Cob Mare 4 years & over CHAMPION MareRESERVE CHAMPION Mare

LEADING REIN / FIRST RIDDEN 61. Open Leading Rein 62. Open First Ridden NATIONAL CHAMPION Open Leading Rein/First RiddenRESERVE CHAMPION Open Leading Rein/First Ridden

63. Welsh Leading Rein 64. Welsh First Ridden NATIONAL CHAMPION Welsh Leading Rein/First Ridden RESERVE CHAMPION Welsh Leading Rein/First Ridden

WELSH HUNTERS65. Ridden Welsh Hunter Stallion or Colt A, B, C, D 66. Ridden Welsh Hunter Mare/Filly/Gelding

of Section A breeding 67. Ridden Welsh Hunter Mare/Filly/Gelding

of Section B breeding 68. Ridden Welsh Hunter Mare/Filly/Gelding

of Section C breeding 69. Ridden Welsh Hunter Mare/Filly/Gelding

of Section D breeding NATIONAL CHAMPION Ridden Welsh Hunter RESERVE CHAMPION Ridden Welsh Hunter

RIDDEN SHOW HUNTERS 70. Ridden Show Hunter Mare/Filly/Gelding

not exceeding 12hh 71. Ridden Show Hunter Mare/Filly/Gelding

over 12hh & ne 13hh 72. Ridden Show Hunter Mare/Filly/Gelding

over 13hh & ne 14hh

73. Ridden Show Hunter over 14hh 74. Ridden Show Hunter Stallion NATIONAL CHAMPION Ridden Show HunterRESERVE CHAMPION Ridden Show Hunter

HARNESS – This will be judged at lunchtime75. Driven Welsh Stallion or Colt A, B, C, D 76. Driven Mare/Filly/Gelding of Section A or B breeding 77. Driven Mare/Filly/Gelding of Section C or D breeding NATIONAL CHAMPION Welsh Harness Exhbiit RESERVE CHAMPION Welsh Harness Exhibit

78. Driven Part Welsh Stallion 79. Driven Part Welsh Mare/Filly/Gelding CHAMPION Part Welsh Harness Exhibit RESERVE CHAMPION Part Welsh Harness Exhibit

WORKING HUNTER – THIS WILL BE JUDGED ON FRIDAY NIGHT80. Working Hunter Pony ne 12hh 81. Working Hunter Pony over 12hh & ne 13hh 82. Working Hunter Pony over 13hh & ne 14hh 83. Working Hunter over 14hh & ne 15hh 84. Working Hunter over 15hh NATIONAL CHAMPION Working Hunter NATIONAL RUNNER UP Working Hunter

SPECIAL AWARDSNATIONAL CHAMPION LED GELDING(Winners of Champion Youngstock Gelding and Champion Senior Gelding eligible)

NATIONAL CHAMPION WELSH MOUNTAIN PONY (Winners of classes 14, 15, 20, 21, 26, 53, & 57 eligible)

NATIONAL CHAMPION WELSH PONY(Winners of classes 16, 17, 22, 23, 27, 54 & 58 eligible)

NATIONAL CHAMPION WELSH PONY OF COB TYPE(Winners of classes 18, 24, 28, 55 & 59 eligible)

NATIONAL CHAMPION WELSH COB(Winners of classes 19, 25, 29, 56 & 60 eligible)NATIONAL BEST WELSH YOUNGSTOCK (National Champion Youngstock Gelding, Champion Yearling, Champion 2year old & Champion 3 year old eligible)

NATIONAL BEST IN HAND - MEDAL(The winners of all the above National Championships are eligible)

NATIONAL BEST PART WELSH IN HAND - MEDAL(Winners of Champion Youngstock Part Welsh and Champion Senior Part Welsh eligible)

NATIONAL CHAMPION WELSH RIDDEN - MEDAL(Winners of Champion Ridden Section A, Champion Ridden Section B, Champion Ridden Section C & Champion Ridden Section D are eligible)

NATIONAL CHAMPION RIDDEN PART WELSH - MEDALRESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN PART WELSH(Winners of Champion Ridden Part Welsh ne 13.2 hh and Champion Ridden Part Welsh over 13.2 hh are eligible.)

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STABLING & CAMPING FORMWELSH NATIONAL SHOW & NEB AUTUMN SHOW

Saturday 10th March 2012 & Sunday 11th March 2012

Venue: Tatura Exhibition & Events Complex, Tatura

IF YOU REQUIRE STABLES FOR THIS WEEKEND YOU MUST COMPLETE THIS FORMEnquiries: Stabling: Gary Le Brocq 03 5725 1995 (After Hours)

• STABLING: Safe boxes are available at a cost of $28 per day (including GST) DOES NOT INCLUDE BEDDING

• Stabling prices are calculated on a 24 hour basis (6.00pm - 6.00pm)

• CHEQUES: Made payable to the Welsh Pony & Cob Society of Australia

• TATURA CARAVAN PARK - located adjacent to the showgrounds Phone: 03 5824 2155

• TATURA FARM SUPPLIES can supply feed and bedding Contact: 03 5824 1566 (bh) Fax: 03 5824 2542

Name of Exhibitor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .ABN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Address . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Ph (W) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ph (H). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Mobile . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Email . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Estimated Date & Time of Arrival. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Estimated Date & Time of Departure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

POST FORM TO GARY LE BROCQ Kent Park 893 Gt Alpine Rd Tarrawingee 3678

DO NOT SEND WITH ENTRIES. Stabling to be booked by 3rd February 2012 to guarantee allocation

STABLES No Requ’d Cost/stable Total

FRIDAY (Thursday 6pm - Friday 6pm) . . . . . . .x $28 =

SATURDAY (Friday 6pm - Saturday 6pm) . . . . . . .x $28 =

SUNDAY (Saturday 6pm - Sunday 6pm) . . . . . . .x $28 =

TOTAL (all prices include GST) $

Tax Invoice WELSH PONY & COB SOCIETY OF AUSTRALIA INC ABN 70 066 732 367 PO Box 762 Pakenham Victoria 3810

Please indicate gender of pony/cob ❑ Stallion/Colt x . . . . ❑ Mare/Filly x . . . . ❑ Gelding x . . . .


North East & Border Regional Promotional Group of the Welsh Pony and Cob Society of Australia Inc.

is proud to present

THE AUTUMN ShowWPCS SIRES RATING SHOWSunday 11th March 2012 - 8am Start

Tatura Exhibition and Events Complex, Tatura.This Show Will Be Run Under The WP & CS of Aust Inc. Show Regulations

• Entries Close: Friday 17th February 2012 • Entry Fees: $7.50 Per Class • Entries On Day At Double Entry Fee

Pre Entries - Mail to Fiona Forge Kimberley Park McLeod St Gerogery West. 2642.STABLE ENTRIES ON SEPARATE FORM on preceding page.

TATURA FARM SUPPLIES can supply feed and bedding Contact: 03 5824 1566 (bh) Fax: 03 5824 2542

ENQUIRIES: Fiona Forge - 02 6026 0612 (ah)

Name of Registered Owner . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .M’ship No . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Address: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Telephone Number . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Mobile: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Email Address: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .ABN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .GST? . . . . . . . . . .Yes No

Name of Exhibit Reg No Classes @ $7.50 Entry Fee

E n t r y F o r m – N o r t h E a s t & B o r d e r A u t u m n S h o w 2 0 1 1Tax Invoice WELSH PONY & COB SOCIETY OF AUSTRALIA INC ABN 70 066 732 367 PO Box 762 Pakenham Victoria 3810

Pre Entries CLOSE FRIDAY 17th February 2012PLEASE MAKE CHEQUES PAYABLE TO:NEB RPG Welsh Pony & Cob Society of Australia Inc

POST ENTRIES TO AND PAYMENT TO: Show Secretary - Fiona Forge ‘Kimberley Park’ McLeod St Gerogery West 2642

COPY OF REGISTRATION PAPERS & MEMBERSHIP CARD MUST BE INCLUDED WITH YOUR ENTRIES

Total of Entries above: $

MEDAL•SHOW


THE North East & Border AUTUMN Show

RING ONE – Commencing at 9.00

Judge: WELSH MOUNTAIN PONIES1. Colt 3 yrs2. Colt 2 yrs 3. Colt yearlingCHAMPION & RESERVE WMP Colt

4. Stallion 4 yrs & under 8 yrs5. Stallion 8 yrs & overCHAMPION & RESERVE WMP Stallion

6. Dry Mare 4 yrs & under 8yrs7. Dry Mare 8 yrs & over8. Brood mare9. Foal (Progeny of Pure & FS2 Mares Only

- Part Welsh not eligible)CHAMPION & RESERVE WMP Mare

10. Filly 3 yrs11. Filly 2yrs12. Filly YearlingCHAMPION & RESERVE Filly

BEST YOUNGSTOCK Welsh Mountain Pony

SUPREME CHAMPION WELSH MOUNTAIN

WELSH PONIES OF COB TYPE13. Colt 2 & 3 yrs14. Colt yearlingCHAMPION & RESERVE WPCT Colt

15. Stallion 4 yrs & under 8 yrs16. Stallion 8 yrs & overCHAMPION & RESERVE WPCT Stallion

17. Dry Mare 4 yrs & under 8 yrs18. Dry Mare 8 yrs & over19. Brood mare20. Foal (Progeny of Pure & FS2 Mares Only

- Part Welsh not eligible)CHAMPION & RESERVE Mare

21. Filly 2 & 3 yrs22. Filly YearlingCHAMPION & RESERVE Filly

BEST YOUNGSTOCK WELSH PONY of COB TYPE

SUPREME CHAMP WELSH PONY of COB TYPE

WELSH COB23. Colt 2 & 3 yrs24. Colt yearlingCHAMPION & RESERVE Welsh Cob Colt

25. Stallion 4 yrs & under 8 yrs26. Stallion 8 yrs & overCHAMPION & RESERVE Welsh Cob Stallion


- Part Welsh not eligible)CHAMPION & RESERVE Welsh Cob Mare

31. Filly 2 & 3 yrs32. Filly YearlingCHAMPION & RESERVE Welsh Cob Filly

BEST YOUNGSTOCK WELSH COB

SUPREME CHAMPION WELSH COB

RING TWO – Commencing at 9.00

Judge: WELSH GELDINGS SENIORS33. Gelding of Section A Breeding

4 yrs & under 8 yrs34. Gelding of Section A Breeding

8 yrs & overCHAMPION & RESERVE Senior Gelding of Section A Breeding

35. Gelding of Section B Breeding 4 yrs & under 8 yrs

36. Gelding of Section B Breeding 8 yrs & over

CHAMPION & RESERVE Senior Gelding of Section B Breeding

37. Gelding of Section C Breeding 4 yrs & under 8 yrs

38. Gelding of Section C Breeding 8 yrs & over

CHAMPION & RESERVE Senior Gelding of Section C Breeding

39. Gelding of Section D Breeding 4 yrs & under 8 yrs

40. Gelding of Section D Breeding 8 yrs & over

CHAMPION & RESERVE Senior Gelding of Section D Breeding

BEST SENIOR WELSH GELDING

WELSH GELDINGS JUNIOR41. Gelding of Section A Breeding 3 yrs42. Gelding of Section A Breeding 2 yrs43. Gelding of Section A Breeding yearlingCHAMPION & RESERVE Junior Gelding of Section A Breeding

44. Gelding of Section B Breeding 3 yrs45. Gelding of Section B Breeding 2 yrs46. Gelding of Section B Breeding yearling

CHAMPION & RESERVE Junior Gelding of Section B Breeding

47. Gelding of Section C Breeding 3 yrs48. Gelding of Section C Breeding 2 yrs49. Gelding of Section C Breeding yearlingCHAMPION & RESERVE Junior Gelding of Section C Breeding

50. Gelding of Section D Breeding 3 yrs51. Gelding of Section D Breeding 2 yrs52. Gelding of Section D Breeding yearlingCHAMPION & RESERVE Junior Gelding of Section D Breeding

BEST JUNIOR GELDING

SUPREME LED WELSH GELDING

WELSH PONIES53. Colt 3 yrs54. Colt 2 yrs 55. Colt yearlingCHAMPION & RESERVE Welsh Pony Colt

56. Stallion 4 yrs & under 8 yrs57. Stallion 8 yrs & overCHAMPION & RESERVE Welsh Pony Stallion


- Part Welsh not eligible)CHAMPION & RESERVE Welsh Pony Mare62. Filly 3 yrs63. Filly 2yrs64. Filly YearlingCHAMPION & RESERVE Filly

BEST YOUNGSTOCK WELSH PONY

SUPREME CHAMPION WELSH PONY

BEST FOAL

BEST YOUNGSTOCK EXHIBIT

BEST WELSH IN HAND EXHIBIT

PART WELSH PONIES65. Led Part Welsh Stallion 4 yrs & over66. Led Part Welsh Colt 3 yrs & underCHAMPION & RESERVE PW Stallion or Colt

67. Led Part Welsh Mare 4 yrs & over, 12hh & under

68. Led Part Welsh Mare 4 yrs & over, over 12hh & ne 13hh

69. Led Part Welsh Gelding 4 yrs & over,12hh & under

CANCELLATION POLICY: in accordance with the WPCS of Australia Inc Extreme Weather & Cancellation Policy if cancellation is required due to existing or predictedsevere and dangerous conditions such as Code Red Fire Warnings / Flood or travel warnings / disease outbreaks a message will be available on 0408 482 870• REFUND POLICY – If an event has commenced there will be no refunds. • If an event is cancelled prior to commencement of the event – costs incurredby the show committee prior to the show will be paid and remaining funds will be reimbursed to the member if the amount per exhibitor is $2 or more.• If an event is postponed entry fees will not be refunded without a written request from the exhibitor within 7 days of the notification of postponement.


THE North East & Border AUTUMN Show70. Led Part Welsh Gelding 4 yrs & over,

over 12hh & ne 13hh CHAMPION & RESERVE Senior Part Welsh ne 13hh

71. Led Part Welsh Mare 4 yrs & over, over 13hh & ne 14hh

72. Led Part Welsh Mare 4 yrs & over, over 14hh

73. Led Part Welsh Gelding 4 yrs & over,over 13hh & ne 14hh

74. Led Part Welsh Gelding 4 yrs & over,over 14hh

CHAMPION & RESERVE Senior Part Welsh Over 13hh

75. Led Part Welsh Filly Yearling76. Led Part Welsh Filly 2 yrs77. Led Part Welsh Filly 3 yrsCHAMPION & RESERVE Part Welsh Filly

78. Led Part Welsh Gelding Yearling 79. Led Part Welsh Gelding 2 yrs80. Led Part Welsh Gelding 3 yrsCHAMPION & RESERVE Part Welsh Gelding

BEST PART WELSH YOUNGSTOCK EXHIBIT

SUPREME CHAMPION LED PART WELSH PONY

RING THREE – Commencing at 8.00

Judge: LEADING REIN/FIRST RIDDEN81. Native Leading Rein Pony ne 12hh82. Native First Ridden Pony ne 12.2hhCHAMPION & RESERVE Native Leading Rein/First Ridden

83. Open Leading Rein Pony ne 12hh84. Open First Ridden Pony ne 12.2hhCHAMPION & RESERVE Open Leading Rein/First Ridden

RIDDEN PART WELSH85. Ridden Part Welsh Stallion/Colt86. Ridden Part Welsh Mare/Filly/Gelding

12hh & under 87. Ridden Part Welsh Mare/Filly/Gelding

over 12hh & ne 13hh CHAMPION & RESERVE Ridden PW ne 13hh

88. Ridden Part Welsh Mare/Filly/Geldingover 13hh & ne 14hh

89. Ridden Part Welsh Mare/Filly/Geldingover 14hh

CHAMPION & RESERVE Ridden PW over 13hh

SUPREME CHAMPION RIDDEN PART WELSH

RIDDEN WELSH90. Ridden Stallion/Colt of Section A breed-

ing91. Ridden Mare/Filly of Section A breeding92. Ridden Gelding of Section A breedingCHAMPION & RESERVE Ridden Section A

93. Ridden Stallion/Colt of Sec B breeding94. Ridden Mare/Filly of Section B breeding95. Ridden Gelding of Section B breedingCHAMPION & RESERVE Ridden Section B

96. Ridden Stallion/Colt of Sect C breeding97. Ridden Mare/Filly of Section C breeding98. Ridden Gelding of Section C breedingCHAMPION & RESERVE Ridden Section C

99. Ridden Stallion/Colt of Sec D breeding100. Ridden Mare/Filly of Section D breeding101. Ridden Gelding of Section D breedingCHAMPION & RESERVE Ridden Section D

SUPREME CHAMPION RIDDEN WELSH (Part Welsh ineligible)

HANDLERS (TO BE JUDGED IN RING 3’S LUNCHBREAK)Judge: 102. Handler under 8yrs (May be accompa-

nied by an Adult)103. Handler 8yrs & under 12yrsBEST HANDLER under 12 yrs

104. Handler 12yrs & under 15yrs105. Handler 15yrs & under 18yrsBEST HANDLER 12 & under 18yrs

The following classes will follow on after the Handlers are finished JUDGE:NATIVE LED (INCLUDING WELSH)106. Colt Yearling107. Gelding/Filly Yearling108. Colt 2 & 3 Yrs109. Gelding 2 & 3 Yrs110. Filly 2 & 3 Yrs 12.2hh & under111. Filly 2 & 3 Yrs over 12.2hCHAMPION & RESERVE Junior Led Native

112. Stallion 4 Yrs & Over, 12.2hh & under113. Stallion 4 Yrs Over, over 12.2hh114. Mare/Geld 4 Yrs & Over, 12.2hh & under115. Mare/Geld 4 Yrs & Over, over 12.2hhChampion & Reserve Senior Led NativeSUPREME CHAMPION LED NATIVE EXHIBIT

CHILDREN’S RIDDEN NATIVERiders under 17 yrs of age. Stallions not eligible. Must be shown in a snaffle bridle. Refer regulations. PONIES TO BE JUDGED ON THEIR SUITABILITY AS A CHILD’S RIDDEN PONY. Part bred Natives NOT eligible.116. Native Mare, Filly or Gelding ne 12hh117. Native Mare, Filly or Gelding over 12hh

& ne 13hh118. Native Mare, Filly or Gelding over 13hh.CHAMPION & RES Children’s Ridden Native

CHILDREN’S RIDDEN OPENRiders under 17 yrs of age. Stallions not eligible. Must be shown in a snaffle bridle. Refer regulations. PONIES TO BE JUDGED ON THEIR SUITABILITY AS A CHILD’S RIDDEN PONY. Part Welsh eligible119. Open Mare, Filly or Gelding ne 12hh120. Open Mare, Filly or Gelding

over 12hh & ne 13hh121. Open Mare, Filly or Gelding over 13hhCHAMPION & RES Children’s Ridden Open

RING FOUR – Commencing at 8.00am

HARNESS(classes will be divided if sufficient entries)Judge:122. Adult driver (Stallions allowed)123. Turnout124. Junior driver 125. Pleasure harness exhibit126. Novice Harness exhibit 127. Non Hackney Mare/Filly/Gelding

ne 12hh 128. Non Hackney Mare/Filly/Gelding

over 12hh & ne 14hh 129. Non Hackney Mare/Filly/Gelding

over 14hh130. Non Hackney StallionCHAMPION & RESERVE Harness Non Hackney

131. Novice Shetland ne 10.2hh 132. Shetland pony Stallion ne10.2hh 133. Shetland pony Mare/Filly/Gelding under

9.2hh 134. Shetland pony Mare/Filly/Gelding 9.2hh

ne10.2hh CHAMPION & RESERVE Harness Shetland

135. Hackney Horse/Pony Mare/Filly/Gelding 136. Hackney Horse/Pony stallion CHAMPION & RESERVE Harness Hackney

SUPREME CHAMPION HARNESS EXHIBIT

NATIVE PONIESJudge: SHETLAND PONIES137. Shetland Stallion/Colt138. Shetland Filly/Gelding 3 Yrs & Under139. Shetland Mare/Gelding 4 Yrs & OverCHAMPION & RESERVE LED SHETLAND

PART BRED NATIVE PONIES140. Stallion/Colt141. Mare/Filly/Gelding 12.2hh & under142. Mare/Filly/Gelding

over 12.2hh & n.e. 13.2hh143. Mare/Filly/Gelding over 13.2hhCHAMPION & RESERVE Led Part Bred Native

RIDDEN NATIVE PONIES144. Stallion145. Mare/Filly/Gelding n.e. 12h146. Mare/Filly/Gelding over 12h & n.e. 13h147. Mare/Filly/Gelding over 13h & n.e.14h148. Mare/Filly/Gelding over 14hCHAMPION & RESERVE Ridden Native

RIDDEN PART BRED NATIVE PONIES149. Stallion150. Mare/Filly/Gelding n.e. 12h151. Mare/Filly/Gelding over 12h & n.e. 13h152. Mare/Filly/Gelding over 13h & n.e.14h153. Mare/Filly/Gelding over 14hCHAMPION & RES Ridden Part Bred Native


QUEENSLAND ALL WELSH SHOW 2012Welsh Pony & Cob Society of Australia Inc Medal Show & Sires Rating Show

16th, 17th & 18th March 2012 at Gatton ShowgroundsJudges: Miss Helen Williams, Seiont Stud, Wales

Mr Peter Radford, Seiont Stud, WalesMrs Melanie McGuire-Muller, Ascot Stud, VictoriaMr Michael Gates, Cherrington Stud, New South WalesMs Christine Gray, Elargee Stud, VictoriaMs Heather Condon, QueenslandMr Stephen Pile, Dracmoore Stud, Qld

2012 FOAL FUTURITY FINAL Friday Night 16th MarchJudges: Mr Michael Gates, Cherrington Stud, NSW, Mr John While, Cherrington Stud, NSW, Dr Louise Colthorpe, Eradan Ponies, Qld

s Best Welsh In Hand Championship - The Society’s Medals Supreme Champion Ridden Welsh Exhibit - The Society’s Medals Champion Welsh Mountain Pony Colt - $30 Society Voucher donated by June Jones, Petherton Park Studs Champion Welsh Mountain Pony Filly - $30 Society Voucher donated by June Jones, Petherton Park Studs Champion Welsh Pony Filly – The Rosedale Stud Award - $100 Society Voucher and Special Rosette from the UKs Champion Welsh Pony Stallion – Watermans Brazilian Bronze Trophy donated by Pat & Pam O'Shea, Kintyre Studs Welsh Pony of Cob Type Supreme Champion - Blaidd Stud Perpetual Trophy donated by Len, Sue & Mark Palmer, Forgeside, Wales s Welsh Pony of Cob Type Supreme Champion - The Karen Chipperfield Memorial award donated by Alison Chipperfield, Wingana Studs Welsh Pony of Cob Type Supreme Champion - The Society’s Special Award – Rosette from the UK plus $100 Society Vouchers Supreme Champion Welsh Gelding - $50 Society Voucher donated by Elizabeth Doyle, Wattles Pony Studs Best Welsh Youngstock Exhibit - $50 Society Voucher donated by IAS Management Servicess Best Part Welsh In Hand Championship - The Society’s Medals Supreme Champion Ridden Part Welsh Exhibit - The Society’s Medals Torlyn Stud Progeny Group Award - $150 & Sashes donated by Mr Gary Le Brocq, Victorias Champion Ridden Pony of Section B Breeding - $50 Society Voucher donated by Elizabeth Doyle, Wattles Pony Studs Champion Ridden Pony of Section D Breeding - $50 Society Voucher donated by IAS Management Servicess Working Hunter Championship - The Rahane Trophy

s Welsh Harness Championship – The Beaupre Carousel Trophy donated by Anne Mills, Millan Studs Hanley Park Breeders Trophy – The Section A Stud gaining the highest number of points in the in-hand and ridden Welsh classes on

Saturday 17th March (excluding Fancy Dress)

s Supreme Horseware rug donated by National Sponsor Supreme Horseware to section A, B, C & D Supreme In hand

s Foal Futurity Champions - The Kenelle Stud Trophy donated by Lorelle and the late Ken Laffey

FRIDAY EVENING ENTERTAINMENT in the Indoor Arena - 6.15 - Pony Dressage Display followed by the 2012 Queensland Foal Futurity FinalsSATURDAY EVENING EXTRAVAGANZA in the Indoor Arena -

FANCY DRESS followed by the WORKING HUNTER CHAMPIONSHIP• The Exhibitor shall at all times abide by the Welsh Pony & Cob Society of Australia Inc Show Regulations• The Pony’s Number must be worn by the Exhibitor at all times when in the ring.• Competitor wristbands must be worn for entry into competition areas.

• Classes will not be delayed to accommodate exhibits entered in more than one ring, exhibitor must decide their priority.

MEDAL•SHOW

CANCELLATION POLICY: in accordance with the WPCS of Australia Inc Extreme Weather & Cancellation Policy if cancellation is required due to existing or predictedsevere and dangerous conditions such as Code Red Fire Warnings / Flood or travel warnings / disease outbreaks a recorded message will be available on 07 46915204 from 13/03/2012 or phone 0438 016 497 for updated information.• REFUND POLICY – If an event has commenced there will be no refunds. • If an event is cancelled prior to commencement of the event – costs incurredby the show committee prior to the show will be paid and remaining funds will be reimbursed to the member if the amount per exhibitor is $2 or more.• If an event is postponed entry fees will not be refunded without a written request from the exhibitor within 7 days of the notification of postponement.


FRIDAY NIGHT - Commencing 6.30 pm

2012 FOAL FUTURITY FINALS

1. Welsh Mountain Pony - Colt or Filly

2. Welsh Pony - Colt or Filly

3. Welsh Pony of Cob Type - Colt or Filly

4. Welsh Cob - Colt or Filly

5. Gelding of Section A, B, C or D breeding

Best Welsh Foal Futurity – • Kenelle Stud Trophy & Rosette

6. Part Welsh – any sex

Best Part Welsh Foal Futurity – • Kenelle Stud Trophy & Rosette

SATURDAY RING 1 - Commencing 8.00 am

Judge: Miss Helen Williams

JUNIOR WELSH MOUNTAIN PONIES

7. Colt Yearling

8. Colt 2 Years

9. Colt 3 Years

Champion & Res Welsh Mountain Pony Colt• $30 Society Voucher donated by June Jones,Petherton Park Stud to Champion10. Filly Yearling

11. Filly 2 Years

12. Filly 3 Years

Champion & Res Welsh Mountain Pony Filly• $30 Society Voucher donated by June Jones,Petherton Park Stud to ChampionBest Youngstock Welsh Mountain Pony

JUNIOR WELSH PONIES OF COB TYPE

13. Colt Yearling

14. Colt 2 & 3 Years

Champ & Res Welsh Pony of Cob Type Colt15. Filly Yearling

16. Filly 2 & 3 Years

Champ & Res Welsh Pony of Cob Type FillyBest Youngstock Welsh Pony of Cob Type

JUNIOR WELSH COBS

17. Colt Yearling

18. Colt 2 & 3 Years

Champion & Res Champion Welsh Cob Colt19. Filly Yearling

20. Filly 2 & 3 Years

Champion & Res Champion Welsh Cob FillyBest Youngstock Welsh Cob

SENIOR WELSH MOUNTAIN PONIES

21. Stallion 4 Years & Over

Champ & Res Welsh Mountain Pony Stallion22. Brood Mare 4 Years & Over

23. Foal

24. Dry Mare 4 Years & Over

Champ & Res Welsh Mountain Pony MareSupreme Welsh Mountain Pony Exhibit• Rug donated by Supreme Horseware

25. Progeny Group Section A. Group of 3Exhibits. Three Welsh Mountain Ponies, anyage, any sex. The progeny of one sire or onedam. Not necessarily owned or bred by theExhibitor.26. Breeders Pair of Section A. Two WelshMountain Ponies, any age, any sex. Bred bybut not necessarily owned by the Exhibitor.

SENIOR WELSH PONIES OF COB TYPE


Champion & Reserve Welsh Pony of CobType Stallion28. Brood Mare 4 Years & Over

29. Foal


Champion & Reserve Champion Welsh Ponyof Cob Type MareSupreme Welsh Pony of Cob Type• The Karen Chipperfield Memorial Awarddonated by Alison Chipperfield, Wingana Stud,Victoria• The Blaidd Stud Perpetual Trophy donated byLen, Sue and Mark Palmer, Forgeside, Wales.• The Society’s Special Award Rosette from theUK and $100 Society Voucher• Rug donated by Supreme Horseware31. Progeny Group Section C. Group of 3Exhibits. Three Welsh Ponies of Cob Type, anyage, any sex. The progeny of one sire or onedam. Not necessarily owned or bred by theExhibitor.32. Breeders Pair of Section C. Two WelshPonies of Cob Type, any age, any sex. Bred by,but not necessarily owned by the Exhibitor.

SENIOR WELSH COBS


Champion & Reserve Welsh Cob Stallion34. Brood Mare 4 Years & Over

35. Foal


Champion & Reserve Welsh Cob MareSupreme Welsh Cob Exhibit• Rug donated by Supreme Horseware37. Progeny Group Section D. Group of 3Exhibits. Three Welsh Cobs, any age, any sex.The progeny of one sire or one dam. Not neces-sarily owned or bred by the Exhibitor.38. Breeders Pair of Section D. Two WelshCobs, any age, any sex. Bred by, but not nec-essarily owned by the Exhibitor.

Torlyn Stud Best Progeny Group Award• $150 & Sashes donated by Mr Gary LeBrocq, Victoria. To be judged from WelshMountain Pony, Welsh Pony, Welsh Pony ofCob Type and Welsh Cob progeny group classwinners (classes 25, 31, 37, 62)

Best Welsh Foal & Runner UpTo be judged from winners of classes 23, 29, 35, 60

Best Welsh Youngstock Exhibit Of The Show• $50 Society Voucher donated by IAS Manage-ment Services. To be judged from Best Young-stock - Welsh Mountain Pony, Welsh Pony,Welsh Pony of Cob Type, Welsh Cob, JuniorWelsh Gelding and Best Foal

Best Welsh In Hand • WP&CS of A MedalTo be judged from Supreme Welsh MountainPony, Supreme Welsh Pony, Supreme WelshPony Of Cob Type, Supreme Welsh Cob,Supreme Gelding and Best Youngstock

Judge: Mrs Melanie McGuire-Muller

RIDDEN WELSH CLASSES

39. Novice Ridden Welsh Mare, Filly, or

Gelding (not eligible for championship)40. Ridden Welsh Mntn Pony Stallion/Colt

41. Ridden Welsh Mntn Pony Mare/Filly

42. Ridden Gelding – Section A Breeding

Champ & Res Ridden Pony of Sec A Breeding43. Ridden Welsh Pony Stallion/Colt

44. Ridden Welsh Pony Mare/Filly

45. Ridden Gelding – Section B Breeding

Champ & Res Ridden Pony of Sec B Breeding• $50 Society Voucher donated by ElizabethDoyle, Wattles Pony Stud to Champion46. Ridden Welsh Pony of Cob Type

Stallion/Colt

47. Ridden Welsh Pony of Cob Type

Mare/Filly

48. Ridden Gelding – Section C Breeding

Champ & Res Ridden Pony of Sec C Breeding49. Ridden Welsh Cob Stallion/Colt

50. Ridden Welsh Cob Mare/Filly

51. Ridden Gelding – Section D Breeding

Champ & Res Ridden of Sec D Breeding• $50 Society Voucher donated by IAS Manage-ment Services to ChampionSupreme Champion Ridden Welsh Exhibit• The Society’s Medal

SATURDAY RING 2 - Commencing 8.00 am


JUNIOR WELSH PONIES

52. Colt Yearling

53. Colt 2 Years

54. Colt 3 Years

Champion & Reserve Welsh Pony Colt55. Filly Yearling

56. Filly 2 Years

57. Filly 3 Years

Champion & Reserve Welsh Pony Filly • The Rosedale Stud Award - $100 SocietyVoucher and Special Rosette from the UK toChampionBest Youngstock Welsh Pony ExhibitSENIOR WELSH PONIES


Champion & Reserve Welsh Pony Stallion

• The Watermans Brazilian Bronze Trophydonated by Pat and Pam O'Shea, Kintyre Studto Champion59. Brood Mare 4 Years & Over

60. Foal


Champion & Reserve Welsh Pony MareSupreme Welsh Pony Exhibit• Rug donated by Supreme Horseware62. Progeny Group of Section B. Group of 3Exhibits. Three Welsh Ponies, any age, any sex.The progeny of one sire or one dam. Not neces-sarily owned or bred by the Exhibitor.63. Breeders Pair of Section B. Two WelshPonies, any age, any sex. Bred by, but not nec-essarily owned by the Exhibitor.


SATURDAY RING 2 continued

Judge: Ms Christine Gray

JUNIOR WELSH GELDINGS

64. Yearling Gelding of Section A Breeding

65. Yearling Gelding of Section B Breeding

66. Yearling Gelding of Section C Breeding

67. Yearling Gelding of Section D Breeding

68. Gelding of Sec A Breeding 2 & 3 Years

69. Gelding of Sec B Breeding 2 & 3 Years

70. Gelding of Sec C Breeding 2 & 3 Years

71. Gelding of Sec D Breeding 2 & 3 Years

Champion & Reserve Junior Welsh GeldingSENIOR WELSH GELDINGS

72. Gelding of Sec A Breeding 4 Yrs & Over

73. Gelding of Sec B Breeding 4 Yrs & Over

74. Gelding of Sec C Breeding 4 Yrs & Over

75. Gelding of Sec D Breeding 4 Yrs & Over

Champion & Reserve Senior Welsh GeldingSupreme Welsh Gelding Exhibit• $50 Society Voucher donated by ElizabethDoyle, Wattles Pony Stud


JUNIOR PART WELSH

76. Foal – Colt, Filly or Gelding

Champion & Reserve Part Welsh Foal77. Colt Yearling

78. Colt 2 Years

79. Colt 3 Years

Champion & Reserve Part Welsh Colt80. Gelding Yearling

81. Gelding 2 Years

82. Gelding 3 Years

Champion & Res Part Welsh Junior Gelding83. Filly Yearling

84. Filly 2 Years

85. Filly 3 Years

Champion & Reserve Part Welsh FillySupreme Champion Youngstock Part Welsh Judged from Champion Part Welsh Foal, Colt,Junior Gelding & FillySENIOR PART WELSH

86. Brood Mare 4 Years & Over Winner eligible for relevant height championship

87. Dry Mare 4 Years & Over, ne 12.2hh

88. Gelding 4 Years & Over, ne 12.2hh

89. Dry Mare 4 Years & Over,

over 12.2hh & ne 13.2hh

90. Gelding 4 Years & Over,


Champion & Reserve Champion Senior PartWelsh Mare/Gelding ne 13.2hh91. Dry Mare 4 Years & Over,


92. Gelding 4 Years & Over,


93. Dry Mare 4 Years & Over, over 14.2hh

94. Gelding 4 Years & Over, over 14.2hh

Champion & Reserve Champion Senior PartWelsh Mare/Gelding over 13.2hh


Champion & Reserve Part Welsh StallionSupreme Champion Senior Part Welsh Best Part Welsh In Hand • The Society’sMedal Judged from Supreme Youngstock &Supreme Senior Part Welsh96. Progeny Group Part Welsh. Group of 3Exhibits. Three Part Welsh Ponies, any age,any sex. The progeny of one sire or one dam.Not necessarily owned by the Exhibitor97. Breeders Pair of Part Welsh. Two PartWelsh Ponies, any age, any sex. Bred by, butnot necessarily owned by the Exhibitor.


RIDDEN PART WELSH

98. Novice Ridden Mare/Filly/Gelding any

height (not eligible for championship)99. Ridden Stallion/Colt

Best Ridden Part Welsh Stallion/Colt100. Ridden Mare/Filly ne 12.2hh

101. Ridden Gelding ne 12.2hh

102. Ridden Mare/Filly over 12.2hh & ne 13.2hh

103. Ridden Gelding over 12.2hh & ne 13.2hh

Champion & Reserve Champion Ridden PartWelsh Mare/Gelding ne 13.2hh104. Ridden Mare/Filly over 13.2hh & ne 14.2hh

105. Ridden Gelding over 13.2hh & ne 14.2hh

106. Ridden Mare/Filly over 14.2hh

107. Ridden Gelding over 14.2hh

Champion & Reserve Champion Ridden PartWelsh Mare/Gelding over 13.2hhSupreme Champion Ridden Part Welsh • The Society’s Medal

INDOOR ARENA

EVENING EXTRAVAGANZA

Commencing 6.30 pm

Judges The President & President Elect

108. Fancy Dress.

Judges:

Ms Christine Gray & Mr Michael Gates

WORKING HUNTER

Part Welsh eligible109. Working Hunter ne 12hh

Max Fence Height 45 cm

110. Working Hunter over 12hh & ne 13hh


111. Working Hunter over 13hh & ne 14hh


112. Working Hunter over 14hh


Champion & Reserve Working Hunter• The Rahane Trophy to Champion• Koala Trophy - Highest Scoring Rider under12 years of age at date of show• Wallaby Trophy - Highest Scoring Rider 13-15 years at date of show• Special Award - Highest Scoring JuniorClub Member from classes 109-112

NATIONAL YOUNG JUDGES

COMPETITION Queensland Qualifier

Entries on the day. Free Entry. Time to be announced113. Judge 10 years & under 13 years

114. Judge 13 years & under 16 years



Best Young Judge

SUNDAY RING 1 - Commencing 8.00 am

Judge: Mr Peter Radford

HANDLER CLASSES

117. Junior Handler 15 & 16 Years

118. Junior Handler 13 & 14 Years

Best Junior Handler 13 Years to 16 Years119. Junior Handler 10 Years to 12 Years

120. Junior Handler 7 Years to 9 Years.

Can be accompanied by an adult121. Junior Handler 4 Years to 6 Years.

Must be accompanied by an adultBest Junior Handler 12 Years & UnderJudges Mr Michael Gates & Mr John While

122. Best Junior Club Member Handler.

Handlers six years and under must be accompanied by an adult.

Judge: Mr Michael Gates

LED WELSH HUNTER

Part Welsh Not Eligible. Entries must be unplaited.123. Mare, Filly or Gelding of A Breeding

124. Mare, Filly or Gelding of B Breeding

125. Mare, Filly or Gelding of C Breeding

126. Mare, Filly or Gelding of D Breeding

127. Stallion of Section A, B, C or D Breeding

Champion & Reserve Led Welsh Hunter


WELSH LEADING REIN/FIRST RIDDEN

Part Welsh Not Eligible. Entries must be unplaited.128. Welsh Leading Rein Pony 12hh & under.

Rider to be 3 years & under 8 years

129. Welsh First Ridden First Year Off the

Leading Rein 12.2hh & under. Rider to

be 5 yrs & under 12 yrs

130. Welsh First Ridden 12.2hh & under.


Champion & Reserve Champion Welsh Leading Rein/First Ridden

CHILDREN’S RIDDEN WELSH

Riders 5 years & under 17 years

Ponies to be judged on their suitability as achild’s ridden pony. Part Welsh Not Eligible.Entries must be unplaited.131. Welsh Mare/Filly/Gelding ne 12hh

Rider 13 years & under 17 years

132. Welsh Mare/Filly/Gelding

over 12hh ne 13hh

133. Welsh Mare/Filly/Gelding

over 13hh ne 14hh

134. Welsh Mare/Filly/Gelding over 14hh

135. Welsh Mare/Filly/Gelding ne 12hh


Champion & Reserve Child’s Ridden Welsh


ENTRIES CLOSE : 30/01/12 LATE ENTRIES CLOSE 6/02/12 and INCUR $20 FEE INCORRECT ENTRIES INCUR $20 PENALTY

ENTRIES MUST INCLUDE: • Photocopies of current membership (back & front) • Pony’s Registration Papers (back & front) • SIGNED non-member INSURANCE WAIVER and • FULL PAYMENT OF FEES - ALL FEES STRICTLY NON-REFUNDABLE

**CHEQUES PAYABLE TO: WP&CS - QLD Regional Promotional Group** ABN: 70 066 732 367

SHOW ENQUIRIES: Sue Groundwater 07 5483 4765 E: [email protected] ENTRIES ENQUIRIES Tina Brewster 0419 642 023 E: [email protected]

POST ENTRIES TO : Tina Brewster, 268 Deltoro Road, Cedar Grove QLD 4285

SUNDAY RING 1 - continued

RIDDEN WELSH HUNTER

Part Welsh Not Eligible. Entries must be un-plaited. Workout will include strong trot, extended canter & gallop136. Mare, Filly, Gelding of Sec A Breeding

137. Mare, Filly, Gelding of Sec B Breeding

138. Mare, Filly, Gelding of Sec C Breeding

139. Mare, Filly, Gelding of Sec D Breeding

140. Stallion of Section A, B, C or D Breeding

Champion & Reserve Ridden Welsh Hunter

SUNDAY RING 2 - Commencing 9.30 am


LED SHOW HUNTER

Part Welsh Eligible. Entries must be shown plaited141. Mare, Filly, Gelding ne 12hh

142. Mare, Filly, Gelding over 12hh - ne 13hh

143. Mare, Filly, Gelding over 13hh - ne 14hh

144. Mare, Filly, Gelding over 14hh

145. Stallion or Colt

Champion & Reserve Led Show Hunter

OPEN LEADING REIN/FIRST RIDDEN

Part Welsh Eligible. Entries must be shown plaited146. Open Leading Rein Pony 12hh & under.


147. Open First Ridden First Year Off the

Leading Rein 12.2hh & under.

Rider to be 5 yrs & under 12 yrs

148. Open First Ridden 12.2h & under.

Rider to be 5 yrs & under 12 yrs

Champion & Reserve Champion Open Lead-ing Rein/First Ridden

OPEN CHILDREN’S RIDDEN

Riders 5 years & under 17 years

Ponies to be judged on their suitability as achild’s ridden pony. Part Welsh Eligible. Entries must be shown plaited.149. Open Mare/Filly/Gelding ne 12hh

Rider 13 years & under 17 yrs

150. Open Mare, Filly, Gelding

over 12hh ne 13hh

151. Open Mare, Filly, Gelding

over 13hh ne 14hh

152. Open Mare, Filly, Gelding over 14hh

153. Open M/F/G ne 12hh


Champion & Reserve Champion OpenChild’s Ridden Pony

RIDDEN SHOW HUNTER

Part Welsh Eligible. Entries must be shown plaited.

154. Mare, Filly, Gelding ne 12hh

155. Mare, Filly, Gelding over 12hh ne 13hh

156. Mare, Filly, Gelding over 13hh ne 14hh

157. Mare, Filly, Gelding over 14hh

158. Stallion or Colt

Champion & Reserve Ridden Show Hunter

PLEASURE CLASSES

Judges Mr Michael Gates & Mr John While

159. Best Junior Club Pony/Horse and Rider

Judge: Mr Michael Gates

160. Best Educated Pony

161. Pleasure Pony To be ridden in a snaffle bit. No dropped noseband, whips or spurs

162. Pair of Ponies

163. Adult’s Pony - Rider over 17 Years

OUTDOOR ARENA

Judge: Ms Christine Gray

HARNESS

All children under 16 must be accompanied byan adult at all times when in a vehicle.164. Driven Turnout. Part Welsh eligible

165. Junior Driver, under 16 yrs

166. Lady Driver

167. Gent Driver

168. Driven Section A, B, C or D Stallion

169. Driven Section A Mare/Gelding

170. Driven Section B Mare/Gelding

171. Driven Section C Mare/Gelding

172. Driven Section D Mare/Gelding

Champion & Reserve Champion Driven Section A, B, C or D (To be judged from win-ners of classes 168-172)• The Beaupre Carousel Trophy donated byAnne Mills, Millan Stud to Champion

173. Driven Part Welsh Stallion

174. Driven Part Welsh Mare/Gelding

Champion & Reserve Driven Part WelshTo be judged from winners of classes 173 & 174

175. Pleasure Mare or Gelding, Driven.

Part Welsh eligible

Judges: Ms Heather Condon & TBC

DRESSAGE

Ponies may compete at two consecutive levelsonly. i.e. Prep & Preliminary OR Preliminary& Novice (excluding Led Dressage)176. EA Prep Test 3 (2006) Open, Rider any age

177. Walk/Trot to be led. EA Prep Test 1 (2006)

Rider not to compete in any other Dressage TestDressage - EA Preliminary Test 1.A

178. Rider 17 years & under

179. Rider 18 years & over

Dressage - EA Preliminary Test 1.C



Champion & Reserve Champion PreliminaryTo be awarded on Highest Combination ofPercentages from both Preliminary TestsDressage - EA Novice Test 2.A



Dressage - EA Novice Test 2.C



Champion & Reserve Champion NoviceTo be awarded on Highest Combination of Percentages from both Novice TestsSpecial Award for Junior Club Member withHighest Individual Percentage in any Dres-sage Test (including Led Dressage) andRunner Up

Organiser and Judge: Mr Stephen Pile

NOVELTIES

QPCA Regulations186. Bending

187. Western Bend

188. Running T

189. Sporting Figure of 8

190. Flagging

191. Cloverleaf

Champion & Reserve Champion Novelties


• ENTRY & STABLING FORM • Queensland All Welsh Show • Entries close 30/01/ 2012

Exhibits Name Class No Class No Class No Class No Class No Class No Total Fee DueClasses

...x$15= $

...x$15= $

...x$15= $

...x$15= $

...x$15= $Child Handler & Junior Club Classes

Name of Child . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Progeny Group

Name of Sire / Dam . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Breeders Pair

Name of Stud . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Novelties ONLY (excludes Fancy Dress class)

COMPULSORY FEE: Catalogue & Numbers will be posted outTick if you wish to collect on arrival rather than having catalogue posted ❑

Total Class Fees Payable GST Inclusive $

...x$15= $

...x$15= $

...x$15= $

...x$5 = $

...x$15= $ 15

Tax Invoice WELSH PONY & COB SOCIETY OF AUSTRALIA INC ABN 70 066 732 367 PO Box 762 Pakenham Victoria 3810

STABLES Bedding included Please note restriction of 3 barrow loads of shavings per stable on arrival, plus top ups on following days will be enforced by Gatton Showgrounds

STABLE CLEANING FEE BOND must be included or no stables will be allocated MUST BE ON SEPARATE CHEQUE refundable on clean stable inspection

FRIDAY (Thursday 6pm - Friday 6pm)

SATURDAY (Friday 6pm - Saturday 6pm)

SUNDAY (Saturday 6pm - Sunday 6pm)

OVERNIGHT PARKING / CAMPING FEE No. nights required . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

LATE FEE • LATE FEE • (If posted after 30/01/2012) Late entries accepted until 6/02/2012 $20

No Requʼd Cost per stable

............x $25 $

............x $25 $

............x $25 $

............x $25 $Powered @ $20 / night

Unpowered @ $15 / night

SPONSORSHIP / DONATION - your name / stud will appear against title in catalogue.Please supply business card with your entries for inclusion in catalogue. Thank you

ADVERTISING - please supply print ready high resolution A4 sized Portrait JPEG or text & photos to be submitted via email to [email protected] ........ Full page @ $30 .......... 1/2 page @ $20

PONIES FOR SALE - Asterisk next to ponyʼs name in catalogue . . . . . . . . . . . . . x $10

MEALS AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE SATURDAY NIGHT FROM CATERING VAN - Please indicate number of people attending for catering - PAY ON NIGHT . . . . . . . . . . . . . PEOPLE

TOTAL FEES PAYABLE (add Total Class Fees to all other fees) $

Name of Exhibitor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Mʼship No . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Address . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Ph (W) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Ph (H) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Mobile . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Email . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .I / We agree to abide by the rules and conditions as laid down by the Welsh Pony and Cob Society of Australia Inc andthe Show Regulations for Entry for the Queensland All Welsh Show

Signature . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Date . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Contact Person . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .ABN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

TICK BOX CHECKLISTHAVE YOU INCLUDED

Full fees

Stable Bond on Separate cheque

Copy of M/ship card back/front

Copy of Pony rego back/front

Signed non member waiver

POST ENTRIES & PAYMENT TO: QAWS, Tina Brewster, 268 Deltoro Road, Cedar Grove QLD 4285


GENERAL1 Owners and exhibitors are expected to be familiar with the Show Regulations

of the WP&CS of Australia Inc. and shall at all times abide by these regula-tions and other rules and conditions as laid down by the Welsh Pony & CobSociety of Australia Inc. (WP&CS).

ELIGIBILITY TO SHOW2 Show entries without full payment will not be accepted.3 All exhibitors must be financial members of the WP&CS. Membership Cards

may be requested and must be shown on demand.4 No exhibitor may show an exhibit bred by, or leased from the judge or his

family in the ring in which the judge is officiating. 5 No exhibitor may show an exhibit purchased from the judge or his family in

the ring in which the judge is officiating, until after a period of 12 months. 6 Exhibitors cannot show an exhibit produced by the Judge or his immediate

family until after a period of 12 months7 Exhibitors cannot show an exhibit under a Judge where the Judge or imme-

diate family have been rewarded in cash or kind for instruction of handler,rider or driver in the past six months.

8 Exhibitors cannot show under a Judge when they are or have been in businesspartnership (excluding stud fees) with that Judge or a member of his imme-diate family in the past 6 months.

9 An exhibitor cannot show an exhibit under a Judge who has, or had a finan-cial interest in the exhibit (stud fees excluded) in the preceding twelvemonths.

10 An exhibitor must not enter an exhibit in a class under the Judge who hasproduced an animal for that exhibitor in the previous twelve months.

11 No exhibitor may enter a progeny group sired by, or out of a stallion or mareowned by the judge.

12 All exhibits must be registered with the WP&CS and must be shown in thename of the recorded owner or lessee.

13 Proof of registration may be requested and must be shown on demand.14 All exhibits born in Australia and registered with the WP&CS must be

branded or will be ineligible to be shown, with the exception of foals shownprior to 31 July in the breeding season of their birth. These foals must be el-igible for registration with the WP&CS but need not be branded.

15 Exhibits entered into stallion or gelding classes must be registered as suchwith the WP&CS. Geldings are shown as Section E of A, B, C, or D breedingand no height limit applies.

16 **All Foundation Stock, Part Welsh and Geldings must have a registered num-ber in the Australian Welsh Stud Book of the WP&CS (Registered FS, FS1and FS2 mares are eligible for exhibition in Welsh classes).

17 Foals must be eligible for registration with the WP&CS. If shown before reg-istration certificate is issued, exhibitor must lodge with the show secretary:where stallion is not owned by the exhibitor, a copy of the Dam’s registrationcertificate and a copy of the Dam’s service certificate: or where the exhibitorowns and/or leases the stallion or mare, a copy of their registration certificatesmust be provided with details of the date of service.

18 An overseas visiting exhibit registered with a recognised Welsh Society, maybe eligible to compete at Welsh run shows whilst in Australia, provided theshow secretary is advised of the pending visit, and a copy of the exhibit’sregistration certificate, with proof of membership with that Society is pro-duced to the show secretary. The exhibitor must be provided with a copy ofthe show regulations, and must abide by the WP&CS show regulations whilstattending the show.

19 Exhibitors who have a disability, and use a wheel chair or other mobility aid,are able to exhibit at WP&CS shows. At the discretion of the Committee ofManagement and/or the Show Sub Committee or Judge, or the request of afellow exhibitor, the exhibits may be judged independently if there are safetyconcerns. A competent able bodied person (over 16 years of age on the firstday of the show) must be present in the ring at all times.

INSURANCE20 Exhibitors entering exhibits do so entirely at their own risk; it is a condition

of entry that no liability of any kind attaches itself to the WP&CS, the ShowSubcommittee or members in any respect whatsoever.

SHOW SUB-COMMITTEE ROLE & RESPONSIBILITIES21 Every exhibitor or competitor shall be bound by and observe the decisions

of the Show Sub-committee.22 The Show Sub-committee reserves the right to adjudicate upon entry or upon

any dispute and to make any determination upon any matter relevant to theshow. This decision shall be final and not subject to appeal of any kind.

23 The Show Sub-committee reserves the right to disqualify any exhibit that,in its opinion, appears to be in poor condition at the time of showing.

24 The Show Sub-committee reserves the right to combine classes if there areinsufficient entries.

25 An official measurer may be in attendance. Current EA, Hack Council andRoyal Show height certificates will be accepted.

ELIGIBILITY FOR CLASSES26 Exhibits must be shown in the Section of the WP&CS Stud Book in which

they are registered.27 Part Welsh are only eligible to compete in classes especially provided for

them or classes marked.28** Part Welsh exhibits are ineligible to compete against Welsh animals in

Welsh led, Welsh ridden, Welsh harness classes, Welsh championships andSupremes at WPCS approved events run under WP&CS rules and regula-tions. Welsh exhibits are eligible to compete against other breeds for awardsat WP&CS approved events run under WP&CS rules and regulations as ap-proved by the Committee of Management. To come into effect as of 12thMarch 2012

29 A Brood Mare is a mare which has foaled, has a foal at foot or is to foal inthe current breeding season, prior to the 31st July.

30 Progeny of FS & FS1 mares are ineligible to be shown until they have a reg-istration number.

31 All stallions and colts must be entire and may be subject to a veterinary in-spection at any time during the show at the discretion of the Show Sub-com-mittee or designated officials.

32 A Novice exhibit is not to have won first place at any WP&CS Australiaevent, Royal, Equestrian Australia or Show Hack Council Horse of the YearShow.

33 A Leading Rein Pony is 12 hh or under and is to be ridden by a child 3 yearsand under 8 years of age on the first day of the show.

34 A First Ridden Pony cannot exceed 12.2 hh, and is to be ridden by a child 5years and under 12 years of age on the first day of show.

35 Stallions and colts are not eligible to compete in Costume, Fancy Dress,Leading Rein, First Ridden or Junior Handler/Ridden classes.

CONDUCT OF EXHIBITORS36 Exhibitors must abide by the Code of Conduct as set by the Welsh Pony &

Cob Society of Australia Inc. 37 Exhibitors should ensure they are wearing the correct exhibit number in the

class when supplied.38 Judges must not be approached on the day of the show or event.39 Once a class has commenced no exhibit may leave the ring unless so in-

structed by the ring official.40 There is to be no change of handler once a class has commenced without the

permission of the judge.41 The judge’s decision is final and any protests must be lodged officially ac-

cording to the Show Regulations.

PLAITING OF EXHIBITS42 At all WP&CS run shows and events Led Section A, B, C, D & E exhibits

must be exhibited unplaited.43 Open Leading Rein, Open First Ridden, Show Hunters and Children’s Open

Ridden Exhibits are judged as an Open Exhibit, ie, plaited and trimmed. (PartWelsh are eligible.)

44 Welsh Leading Rein, Welsh First Ridden, Welsh Hunter, Ridden Welsh, Chil-dren’s Welsh Ridden and Welsh Harness are to be exhibited with manes andtails unplaited. (Part Welsh are ineligible.)

Welsh Pony & Cob Society of Australia Inc Show Regulations October 2011• These Regulations must be followed by exhibitors, judges and stewards. • Where the word ‘exhibit ’ is used in these Regulations, it should be taken to refer to Section A, B, C, D, E, Foundation Stock or Part Welsh.** Where the word Welsh is used in these Regulations, it should be taken to refer to section A, B, C, D, E & Foundation Stock.• Panel Judges may not judge the same section within a 100km radius within a 90 day period.** New or amended rule.


WELFARE OF EXHIBITS - The welfare of exhibits is paramount45 No lame or sick animal should be brought into a class.46 All exhibits must compete drug free. Random swabbing may take place in

accordance with the Rules and Regulations of the WP&CS which are in ac-cordance with EFA standards.

47 Random DNA testing may take place at all WP&CS run shows, as a conditionof entry all exhibits when selected must be DNA tested.

48 Exhibits must not be subjected to unnecessary, unreasonable or unjustifiablepain, suffering or injury.

49 All foals are to be haltered in the ring and must not be bitted.50 All Welsh foals must be exhibited with manes and tails unplaited and must not

be clipped (trimming is permissible). Part Welsh foals, clipping & plaiting isoptional.

51 Foals under the age of three weeks and their dams cannot be shown.52 All colts 2 years and over must be bitted in the ring.53 A brood mare with a foal at foot is ineligible for ridden or harness classes.54 Welsh Exhibits 3 years old and under must not be body clipped for showing

purposes. Welsh Exhibits 4 years and over which have been clipped for winteractivities can been shown. Fresh body clipping for shows is not permissible.Part Welsh clipping is optional. Judges must pay special attention to this.

55 Exhibits competing under saddle or in harness must be three years old or over.Exhibits competing in jumping must be four years and over.

56 No diseased or sick animal may be brought on to event grounds. The eventorganiser reserves the right in its absolute discretion to take such action as aVeterinary Surgeon may advise in relation to any exhibit, without limitation.This may include removal of an exhibit to another location (in or out of thegrounds).The exhibitor indemnifies the Society and / or its sub-committee in respect ofall costs incurred in connection with any action taken pursuant to the aboveregulations. If an animal displays symptoms of disease after arrival at eventgrounds, the owner / exhibitor must notify the organisers immediately and fol-low the advice of a Veterinary Surgeon as above.

WELFARE OF EXHIBITORS57 Riders, drivers and handlers of stallions and colts are to be 16 years and over

on the first day of the show.58 Riders at Society conducted shows and events must be 3 years and over on

the first day of the show. Riders must be 5 years and over on the first day ofthe show to compete independently.

59 Exhibitors and grooms must wear safe footwear and look neat and smartlydressed when entering the ring.

60 The wearing of Approved Helmets is compulsory for riders of all ages whenriding at all times, whilst mounted, at any WP&CS function. Approved Hel-mets are current Australian, New Zealand, European or American standards.

61.**While in the marshalling area and when entering and departing the ring, ex-hibits must be at no faster pace than the WALK, unless directed otherwise bythe Ring Master / Official. Failure to comply will result in disqualification.

62 In children’s events dressage whips and spurs are not permitted. Hackingcanes and crops are acceptable. A snaffle bit only may be used.

63 Length of whips must not to exceed 75 centimetres excluding tails in all classesexcluding dressage.

64 Leading rein handler to be 16 years and over on the first day of the show.65 A fall of exhibit or rider in any ridden class will result in disqualification from

that class. The rider must not remount in the ring.66 Shakers are prohibited - for safety reasons no third party assistance may be

used eg: shakers that may cause interference with other exhibits / exhibitors.Does not apply to persons nominated by the show committee.

WORKING HUNTER67 No change of saddlery is allowed between phases or during phases. Boots,

bandages and protective pads on exhibits’ legs or feet are permissible in thejumping phase only. Open to all Welsh and Part Welsh exhibits. Open to stal-lions. Plaiting is not required. Both phases to be judged individually and con-secutively by each judge. Any exhibit disqualified from Phase 1 does notproceed to Phase 2.

Classes * Please Note: These heights are to come into effect as of 12th March 20121. Novice Maximum height (45cm) 2. Under 12 hh Maximum height (45cm) 3. 12 hh & under 13 hh Maximum height (55cm) 4. 13 hh & under 14 hh Maximum height (65cm)

5. 14 hh & under 15 hh Maximum height (75cm) 6. Over 15 hh Maximum height (85cm) Champion & Reserve Champion Working Hunter (Winners of Novice Class not eligible)MARKINGPhase 1 Jumping To be judged on jumping style and manners Jumping . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .50 pts Style & Manners . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10 pts Penalties Phase 1 Knockdown . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10 pts First Refusal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15 pts Second Refusal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20 pts Third Refusal Disqualification Fall of horse or rider either phase Disqualification Phase 2 Flat: To be judged on conformation, manners and freedom of action Conformation and freedom of action . . . . . . . . . . . . .30 pts Manners . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10 pts Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .100 pts In the event of a tie, the total from Phase 1 will take precedence, followedby Manners score, then conformation score. If there is still a tie, the Judge’sdecision is Final. No penalty is incurred if the lower pole on the same ver-tical plane is lowered. If an exhibit turns its quarters to a fence or has acomplete turn around, both constitute a refusal. If an exhibit jumps the in-correct fence it will be eliminated. Exhibits displaying continued disobe-dience or exhibits leaving the ring whether the rider is mounted ordismounted will be eliminated. The Jumping phase will be completed first;any exhibit eliminated or disqualified will be eliminated from the compe-tition.

PROTESTS68 An exhibitor may lodge a protest against a competitor/judge. Protests must

be lodged in writing with the Show Secretary within 3 hours of the disputedaction, accompanied by a fee of $100, which will be forfeited if not upheld.In the first instance protests must be dealt with by the Show Sub-committeewhich may refer the matter to the Committee of Management. Any personwho has a protest lodged against him or her has the right of reply. Any ex-penses incurred by any party to the said protests shall be borne by that party.

GUIDELINES TO JUDGES & EXHIBITORS RE: PLAITING Notice to Judges and Exhibitors. There appears to be some confusion relating to the plaiting of Welsh ex-hibits at shows. For clarification, the following regulations apply: At showsconducted by the WP&CS, all exhibits shown in led and ridden Welshclasses must be shown unplaited. This does not include Part Welsh. Atagricultural and horse shows that state they are being judged under theWP&CS Show regulations, exhibits in led and ridden Welsh classes mustbe unplaited. At all other shows where the WP&CS has no jurisdiction,this rule cannot be enforced. At these shows plaited exhibits should not bepenalised. NOTE: WP&CS Medals will only be allocated to shows which are judgedby a member of the WP&CS Judges’ Panel and are judged under the showregulations of the WP&CS.

CANCELLATION POLICY• Cancellation Policy – in accordance with the WPCS of Australia Inc Ex-

treme Weather & Cancellation Policy if cancellation is required due to ex-isting or predicted severe and dangerous conditions such as Code Red FireWarnings / Flood or travel warnings / disease outbreaks a recorded messagewill be available as printed on the relevant show program

REFUND POLICY • If an event has commenced there will be no refunds. • If an event is cancelled prior to commencement of the event – costs incurred

by the show committee prior to the show will be paid and remaining fundswill be reimbursed to the member if the amount per exhibitor is $2 or more.

• If an event is postponed entry fees will not be refunded without a writtenrequest from the exhibitor within 7 days of the notification of postponement.


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Lucy McNutt’s Nattai Seraph,

Best Welsh In Hand at the

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Morefair Portia, at Gosnells

Masters. Photo: Rob Duncan,

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Akeringa Allegro ridden by Troy

Woollard, winnerof the ne 12hh

Working Hunter at the

South Australian Performance Day.

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