MAYFIELD A&PASSOCIATION

95th ANNUAL SHOW

Catalogue of EntriesHeld at Mayfield in the A&P Association’s Grounds and Public

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Saturday 14th March 2020

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OFFICERS OF THE ASSOCIATION 2019-2020

HONARARY PATRONS: Mr Alan Bean & Mr Jack AllanPRESIDENT: Mrs Rebecca TaylorVICE-PRESIDENT: Mrs Sheryl HarrisonJUNIOR VICE-PRESIDENT: Miss Suzy KingHON. TREASURER: Ms Emma HammondSECRETARY: Mrs Charlotte CollinsENTRY SECRETARY Ms Dyane Yates

PAST PRESIDENTS:Messrs. D. Duff, J.A. Fleming, H.C. Barton, R Oakley, F.G. Greenslade, A.V. Barrett, E.C.D. Withell, L.R. Harrison, J Moore, C.W. Gillies, D.J. Morrow, G.B. Murdoch, G Johnston, J Blair, A.N. Grigg, W.J. Early, R.J. Mulligan, W.N. Lowery, G.H. Lamb, Jos. Murdoch, Jas. McCormick, W.S. Greenslade, D Johnston, N.S. Murdoch, F.W. Allan, D.H. Clement, Chas. Sewell, A.A. Fleming, W.L. Doyle, S.M.A. Chaffey, K.M. Baxter, W.G. Ellery, G.T. Lill, R.W. Oakley, G.B.F. Neill, J.A.M. Jacob, F.R. Gallagher, D.H. Warren, D.S. Sewell, D.G. Ivey, B.E. Lill, W.J. McLay, C.A. Mackenzie, R.N. Clucas, F.E. Greenslade, I.R. Oakley, K.E. Peterson, V.C. Latimer, A.K. Linton, J.W. Allan, N.J. Early, R.S. Tasker, R.J. Quigley, R.M. Lake, A.J. Lowry, C.H. Gallagher, D.A. Earl, R.J. Bush, K.J. Nicol, D.J. Corbett, I.R. Whillans, P.J. McLauchlan, R.J. Cooper, O.L. Donaldson, Mrs J.M. Howden, B.C. Gallagher, M.B. Morrow, G.K. Linton, D.J. Quigley, B.F. Daly, D.J. Martin, R.K. Baxter, H.J. Woodhouse, Mrs A. Doyle, P Gardener, D.J. Ingold, G.J. Early, Mrs K King, B.G. Murdoch, Mrs S.M. Wallace, A.E. Cornwall, Mrs N.M. Morrow, Ms H.E. Saxelby, M. Salvesen, Mrs J.C. Ryan, H.J. Tasker, J.H. Wright, Mrs V Johnson, Mrs J Fielder, Mr Martin Fleming, Mr Martin Williams, Mr Martin Fleming, Mr Dave Whillans

COMMITTEE

President, Vice-President, Junior Vice-President, Hon. Treasurer and Past President

(ex Officio for 5 years)

Derek BarrettJohn BoothMike CarrHayley DampneyHarley DaviesGaye DayJames DoyleJo DoyleSarah DunckleyAndy DunneGrant EarlyMartin EarlyJohn FarnellMike FarnellWendy FarnellMark GreensladePhilip HarperSheryl HarrisonMaryann HeavenMark HowdenBryan HummMerv JohnstonBailey KingSuzy KingDon LakeLara Lewthwaite

Andrew MackenzieCam ManselJames McCormickAnna McCormick

Kevin McKeownBen MorrowNicky MorrowJacqui MurdochJames MurdochScott MurphyAnge ProtheroeTim RoweJosh RushtonAndrew SalvesenHelen SaxelbySharon SchmackRobbie SheffordBrian SmithHarvey SmithLeeanne PeatmanAndrew SpencerPhillippa WaddellHamish WoodhouseJilly WoolseyJames WrightTamzin Young

SECRETARY: C CollinsPO Box 219Ashburton 7740

mayfieldshow15@gmail.comENTRY SECRETARY: D Yates

PO Box 219Ashburton 7740

mayfieldshowentries@gmail.comRULES & REGULATIONS

The Mayfield A & P Association adopts the By-laws of the Royal Agricultural Society (RAS) and agrees to abide by these By-laws. In so doing, the Mayfield A & P Association will endeavor to comply with the Privacy Act, the Health and Safety at Work Act 2015 and any other amendments and other Acts that may affect the work of the Association.

HEALTH AND SAFETYPublic and Competitors enter the Show at their own risk. While every precaution has been taken to avoid harm to visitors, exhibitors and all others using the grounds, the Mayfield A & P Association will not be responsible for any injury, maiming or accident suffered by any person entering the premises irrespective of whether such injury, maiming or accident is occasioned by any act or omission of the Mayfield A & P Association.

YELLOW CARD – This Show/Event supports the RAS ‘Yellow Card’ system. A Yellow Card will be issued, in cases of offences in respect of abuse of animals or

inappropriate behaviour as per the RAS Constitution and the RAS Rules & Regulations/ Bylaws including the Equestrian Rulebook, the RAS affiliated Show/Event/registered Measuring Stand and their grounds and their duly appointed delegates may deliver to the Person Responsible a Yellow Warning Card (either immediately or within 10 days of the show) which suspends and penalty until possible new offences. Full wording of the ‘Yellow Card’ system is available to view on the RAS website. www.ras.org.nz.

MAYFIELD A & P ASSOCIATION DISTRICT - Where the Schedule refers to the Association’s District, it refers to the area between the Rangitata and South Ashburton (including Boyers Stream) Rivers, between the hills and the railway line, but excluding that part of Tinwald within the town boundary.

1. General Exhibits to be on the Show Ground by 9 a.m. on Show Day, 9th March 2019 except where the schedule states a different time.2. All Horses and Goats must be haltered and led and kept at their allotted stands.3. No stock or implements must be removed from the ground until after 4 p.m. nor exhibits removed from the Produce Shed until after 4.30 p.m. without a Special Order from the Secretary.4. The Committee will not under any circumstances hold themselves responsible for loss, damage, or mis-delivery of any exhibit at the Show.5. The Committee reserves the right to refuse or cancel any entry, without giving any reason for doing so.6. PROTESTS – As per the RAS Complaints Procedure adopted in June 2013, all protests must be in writing and detail the specific RAS or Mayfield A & P Association Rule that has been deemed to be breached. The protest must be lodged with the Show Secretary, preferably at the time of the incident or within 10 days of the incident. Any protest

lodged outside of this timeframe will not be considered. A $50 deposit must accompany the protest. (The RAS Complaints Procedure can be found on the RAS website – www.ras.org.nz under Rules & Regulations).7. No distinguishing mark of ownership, with the exception of tailing mark, earmarking, and registered brand, may be attached to any animal exhibited.8. In the event of there being no competition in any class, no prize will be given unless the Judges certify to particular merit, and the Judges are specially requested to withhold prizes in cases where there is no competition if the exhibits are of inferior description.9. In case the funds of the Association are at any time insufficient, after paying expenses and making necessary provision for all liabilities, to pay prize money in full, the amount available for the purpose shall be distributed pro-rata among the prize takers. All Special Prizes not competed for, or awarded to, become the property of the Association.10. All Exhibits must be the bonafide property of the Exhibitor and all produce must have been grown by the Exhibitor.11. Only Catalogued and Judging Sheet entries will be judged.12. In all classes where weight is specified, sheep to be weighed before being judged.13. No ribbons, tickets, etc., other than those won during the day, may be displayed at the Show.14. Refunds of entry fees will only be granted in exceptional circumstances and at the Committee’s discretion. A veterinary certificate must be produced for animals. Up to 80% of fees paid may be refunded.15. Trophies may be distributed to winners at the Committee’s discretion after the completion of the Show. ENTRIESThe Committee will in no case consider any entry valid unless the fees are paid at the time of making the entry. Fees quoted include GST. All entries must be either: 1. In writing, on printed forms which can be obtained from the Secretary. These forms must be filled out and signed by the Exhibitor (18 years and over) or some person

authorized by him/her, and must be sent to the Secretary, together with entry fees. OR 2. Entries can be made online at https://showday.online/ No entry is valid unless conditions are complied with. A Pass will be issued to Exhibitors whose entry fees total $10.00 or more, or at the Secretary’s discretion.SUBSCRIPTIONSupporters of the Association are respectfully requested to use their influence towards inducing their friends to join the Association. The Membership fee is $30.00 annually, payable on the 1st of June each year. Membership privileges include reduced entry fees in the Livestock Sections and free admission to the Show of the member, partner and three children, and vehicle.

VALUE OF POINTSChampion: 2Reserve Champion: 11st 2nd 3rd v.h.c6 4 2 1 In the event of ties, the winner of the largest number of first prizes shall have the preference. In the event of two or more Exhibitors gaining equal points, also an equal number of first prizes then a 1/2 win shall be recorded. Supreme Champion and special prizes do not count for points.

SCHEDULE OF PRIZES

- The Past President’s Perpetual Cup: Donated by Messrs D. Duff, J.A. Fleming, M.C. Barton, R. Oakley, F.G. Greenslade, A.V. Barrett, E.C.D. Withell, L.R. Harrison, J. Moore, and C.W. Gillies for most points in All Sections of the Show. The Association gives a Miniature Cup to the winner each year. Winner 2019: G Rapsey- A A A. Perpetual Cup - Donated by the Ashburton Association Auctioneers to Runner-Up for most pointsin All Sections. Winner 2019: C Ellery- The Ythan Cup - Re-Donated by F.W. Allan, for most points in Livestock. Winner 2019: N Moorhead- Mid Canterbury Stock and Station Agents’ Association donates a Perpetual Challenge Cup for the Runner-Up most points in Livestock. Winner 2019: S Hughes- Donaldson Trophy (for District Exhibitor). Winner 2019: JH Wright - Wool

NOTICES

TOILETS- Port-a-loos are scattered around the grounds- Domain Toilet Block is located beside the Bar- Ladies’ conveniences are at the rear of the Secretary’s Office.

FIRST AIDFirst Aid (St Johns) facilities are located alongside the Horse Ring to the rear of the Secretary’s Office

VETERINARY SURGEONSGateway Vets

ADMISSIONAdults - $15 Children – FREECars – FREE

DAYBOO STUD KINDLY DONATES A $100 SPOT PRIZE FOR ENTRANTS IN THE GRAND PARADE

GATEWAY VETS SHEEPSheep Convenor: Mr Dave Whillans

ENTRY FEE: Members: $4 Non Members: $5

Terminal Sire Ram Hogget Competition

ENRTY FEE: Members: $8 Non Members $10

PRIZES: First: $10. Second: $6. Third: $4.

Terminal Sire Ram Hogget Competition:

PRIZES: First: $150 Second: $100 Third: $50

Most Points in each specific Breed Section receives $20, Runner Up Most Points receives $10

NO CASH PRIZES WILL BE PAID OUT ON SHOW DAY. ALL PRIZE MONEY WILL BE TRANSFERRED TO PRIZE WINNERS NOMINATED BANK ACCOUNT POST SHOW.

Sheep Section Kindly Sponsored By:

ANZANZCOASBBorder Leicester Breeders ClubGateway VetsHazlett RuralMid Canterbury Black and Coloured Sheep BreedersMSD Animal ProductsNewlands Auto ElectricalNufarmPGG WrightsonRabobankRainer IrrigationRavensdownRural CoRural TransportSilver Fern FarmsStronechrubieWestpac AgribusinessWorld Travellers

All sheep must be on the ground and penned ready for judging at 9 a.m.

All male animals over 10 months of age entered must be from Brucellosis accredited free flocks. Accreditation forms to be produced on Show Day when requested.

All exhibits in Lamb classes to be born after 1st July 2019.

All Terminal Sire Breed Sheep to be shorn on or after 1st September.

No sheep shall be exhibited, the wool of which contains any substance or preparation used for the purpose of artificially colouring the wool of the sheep.

'Natural Condition' means no covering, trimming, or shedding since the sheep was last shorn, except that they may be placed under cover for the 48 hour period prior to the day of judging. In natural condition shorn classes no eye-wigging or trimming is allowed.

A Supreme Champion Ribbon will be awarded to overall Champion Sheep.

Champion Ribbons and Reserve Champion Tickets will be awarded to the Champion Ram and Champion Ewe in each Purebred section.

The onus of having sheep in the right place for judging rests with the exhibitor.

Sheep with Lice or Footrot must not be exhibited.

No sheep eligible in more than one class except lambs that win their Wool Breed Ram Lamb classes.

The One Tree Perpetual Cup - Donated by Mr F. W. Allan for Most Points in Purebred Sheep and Wool. (Winner to gain points in both sections). Winner 2019: Not AwardedJudge: John Jebson

RAVENSDOWN CHAMPION SHEEP OF ALL BREEDS

Ravensdown donates a voucher to the Wool breeds winner and also to the Terminal Sire breeds winner.

Only sheep registered or eligible for registration to be eligible.

(First Cross Halfbreds Accepted).

Hazlett Rural donate $100 to the Champion Wool breed and $100 to the Champion Terminal Sire Breed

AGRICOM PUREBRED BEST WOOL BREED RAM LAMB

Only lambs that win their Wool Breed Ram Lamb classes are eligible to enter. Lambs are to be moved to special pens to be judged by stud stock agents.

NO ENTRY FEE OR PRIZE MONEY IN THIS CLASS. The winner will receive the Stan Dysart Memorial Trophy donated by Mr K. W. Donaldson (Winner 2019: ) and Agricom donate product to the winner.

ALL BREEDS TERMINAL SIRE RAM HOGGET COMPETITION

Entry Fee: Members $8 Non Members $10 Prizes: 1st $150, 2nd $100, 3rd $50, sponsored by Rabobank and ATS CONDITIONS OF ENTRY: Entries are open to Registered PUREBRED Sheep from Brucellosis Accredited Flocks. Limit of TWO entries per Breeder. One Breed. Ram Hoggets are to be in Natural Condition and born after 1st July 2019.Ram Hoggets are NOT to be entered in other Sheep Sections at the Show. Ram Hoggets are to be SHORN.Class 1 All Breeds Terminal Sire Ram Hogget1 Andrew Adams2 Andrew Adams3 GCG & DM Abbott4 Maree QUINN5 Maree QUINN6 N L & G M Carr7 N L & G M Carr8 Neville Moorhead9 P & K GARDNER

SILVER FERN FARMS GIFT LAMB CLASS

NO ENTRY FEE Lambs sired by Terminal Sire Breed Rams and lambs sired by Wool Breed Rams will be judged separately on the hoof and prizes in each section will be: 1st product donated by Silver Fern Farms, 2nd Product donated by MSD, 3rd $20 donated by World Travellers.Prizes donated by Silver Fern Farms, for Cutting Quality - Products for 1st, 2nd & 3rd. Silver Fern Farms donates the Fairfield Cup to be awarded annually for the best overall lamb on the hook. Winner 2019: Gallager FamilyThe C. H. Gallagher Memorial Trophy will be awarded annually to the Gift Lamb returning the highest meat value. Winner 2019: J Blair and the winner will also receive a $50 prize donated by Bruce Rogers Shearing. Breeding to be shown on entry form. Lambs to be killed at the Fairton Works and the top ten selected carcasses will be judged on cutting quality. Proceeds of all lambs entered in this class to become the property of the Association. Mr A. J. Lowry donates a Trophy to be awarded annually to the exhibitor of the Lamb placed first for Cutting Quality. Winner 2019: Gallager Family.Stronechrubie donate a voucher to the Gift Lamb Class.

George Waldron Class 2 Gift Lamb

One lamb of any breed most suitable for the pre-cut lamb trade and on hooks. Lamb to weigh up to 22.9 kg 10 HG & AF Eggleston11 HG & AF Eggleston12 P & K GARDNERC H GALLAGHER MEMORIAL TROPHY - for gift lamb returning the highest meat value A J LOWRY TROPHY - for gift lamb placed first for cutting quality FAIRFIELD CUP– for Best overall lamb on the hook

ROMNEYA. A. Fleming Memorial Cup will be awarded annually to winner of Most Points in the Romney section. Winner 2019: Not Awarded. Class 3 Ram, 2-shear and over13 P & K GARDNERClass 4 Ram, 1-shearClass 5 Shorn Ram LambClass 6 Shorn Ram Lamb, in Natural Condition.14 P & K GARDNER15 P & K GARDNERChampion Romney RamReserve Champion Romney RamClass 7 Ewe 2-shear and overShorn prior to 1st Jan 2019 and must have reared a lamb this season. Class 8 Ewe, 2-shear and over

Shorn after 1st Jan 2019 and must have reared a lamb this season. Class 9 Ewe 1-shear. Shorn after 1st Jan 2017Class 10 Ewe 1-shear. Shorn prior to 1st Jan 2017Class 11 Shorn Ewe Lamb.16 P & K GARDNER17 P & K GARDNERClass 12 Ewe, 1- shear, in Natural Condition, shorn prior to 1st Jan 2017Class 13 Woolly Ewe Lamb, in Natural ConditionChampion Romney EweReserve Champion Romney Ewe

CORRIEDALEClass 14 Ram, 2-shear and overClass 15 Ram, 1-shearClass 16 Shorn Ram Lamb18 Neville MoorheadClass 17 Ram Lamb, in Natural Condition19 Neville MoorheadChampion Corriedale RamReserve Champion Corriedale RamClass 18 Ewe, 2-shear and over, must have reared a lamb this season.20 Neville MoorheadClass 19 Ewe, 1-shear21 Neville Moorhead

Class 20 Shorn Ewe LambClass 21 Ewe Lamb, in Natural Condition22 Neville MoorheadChampion Corriedale EweReserve Champion Corriedale Ewe

BORDER LEICESTERClass 22 Ram, 2 shear and overClass 23 Ram, 1 shearClass 24 Ram LambClass 25 Shorn Ram LambChampion Border Leicester RamReserve Champion Border Leicester RamClass 26 Ewe, 2 shear and over, must have reared a lamb this seasonClass 27 Ewe, 1 shearClass 28 Ewe LambClass 29 Shorn Ewe LambChampion Border Leicester EweReserve Champion Border Leicester Ewe

PERENDALEClass 30 Ram, 2 shear and overClass 31 Ram, 1 shearClass 32 Ram LambChampion Perendale RamReserve Champion Perendale Ram

Class 33 Ewe, 2 shear and over, must have reared a lamb this seasonClass 34 Ewe, 1 shearClass 35 Ewe LambChampion Perendale EweReserve Champion Perendale Ewe

SOUTHDOWNSEE CLASS 1 Mr V. C. Latimer donates a Trophy to be awarded annually to the winner of Most Points in the Southdown section. Winner 2019: N Moorhead.Class 36 Ram, 1 shear and over23 Neville MoorheadClass 37 Ram Lamb24 Neville Moorhead25 Neville Moorhead26 Sam HughesClass 38 Ram Lamb, shorn27 Neville Moorhead28 Sam HughesChampion Southdown RamReserve Champion Southdown RamClass 39 Ewe, 2 shear and over, must have reared a lamb this season29 Neville Moorhead30 Sam HughesClass 40 Ewe, 1 shear31 Neville Moorhead32 Neville Moorhead

33 Sam HughesClass 41 Ewe Lamb34 Neville Moorhead35 Sam HughesChampion Southdown EweReserve Champion Southdown EweLATIMER TROPHY- for most points in Southdowns

SUFFOLK FEATURE SHOWThe Canterbury Suffolk Breeders Society donate $200 and a Rosette to the highest placed Suffolk or Suffolk X Ram in the gift lamb class

SEE CLASS 1 Class 42 Ram, 1 shear and over166 anna tarverClass 43 Ram Lamb, Natural Condition. Feature Class36 Andrew Adams37 Andrew Adams38 Andrew Adams39 Claire Garrett Hollymount Hollymount40 Claire Garrett Hollymount Hollymount41 GCG & DM Abbott42 GCG & DM Abbott43 N L & G M Carr44 N L & G M Carr45 Sam Hughes167 anna tarverChampion Suffolk RamReserve Champion Suffolk Ram

Class 44 Ewe, 2 shear and over, must have reared a lamb this season46 Andrew Adams47 Andrew Adams48 Claire Garrett Hollymount Hollymount49 GCG & DM Abbott50 GCG & DM Abbott51 J T Miles52 J T Miles53 N L & G M Carr54 Sam Hughes55 Tyler TukiClass 45 Ewe, 1 shear, Natural Condition. Feature Class56 Andrew Adams57 Andrew Adams58 Claire Garrett Hollymount Hollymount59 Claire Garrett Hollymount Hollymount60 GCG & DM Abbott61 J T Miles62 J T Miles63 N L & G M Carr64 N L & G M Carr65 Sam HughesClass 46 Ewe Lamb, Natural Condition. Feature Class66 Andrew Adams67 Andrew Adams68 Andrew Adams69 Claire Garrett Hollymount Hollymount70 Claire Garrett Hollymount Hollymount71 GCG & DM Abbott72 GCG & DM Abbott73 J T Miles

74 J T Miles75 N L & G M Carr76 N L & G M Carr77 Sam Hughes78 Tyler Tuki168 anna tarverChampion Suffolk EweReserve Champion Suffolk Ewe

SOUTH SUFFOLKSEE CLASS 1

Class 47 Ram 2 shear and overClass 48 Ram 1 shear79 Maree QUINNClass 49 Ram Lamb80 Maree QUINN81 Maree QUINN82 P G WILSON83 P G WILSON84 P G WILSONChampion South Suffolk RamReserve Champion South Suffolk RamClass 50 Ewe, 2 shear and overClass 51 Ewe, 2th / 1 shear85 P G WILSON86 P G WILSONClass 52 Ewe Lamb87 Maree QUINN88 Maree QUINN89 P G WILSON

90 P G WILSON91 P G WILSON92 Tyler TukiChampion South Suffolk EweReserve Champion South Suffolk Ewe

DORSET DOWNSEE CLASS 1 Class 53 Ram, 1 shear and overClass 54 Ram LambChampion Dorset Down RamReserve Champion Dorset Down RamClass 55 Ewe. 2 shear or over, must have reared a lamb this seasonClass 56 Ewe, 1 shear93 J T Miles94 J T MilesClass 57 Ewe Lamb95 J T Miles96 J T MilesChampion Dorset Down EweReserve Champion Dorset Down Ewe

HORNED OR POLL DORSETSEE CLASS 1 Class 58 Ram, 1 shear and over97 Sam HughesChampion Horned or Poll Dorset RamClass 59 Ram Lamb

98 Sam HughesReserve Champion Horned or Poll Dorset RamClass 60 Ewe, 2 shear or over, must have reared a lamb this season99 Sam HughesChampion Horned or Poll Dorset EweClass 61 Ewe, 1 shear100 Sam HughesClass 62 Ewe Lamb101 Sam HughesReserve Champion Horned or Poll Dorset Ewe

TEXELSEE CLASS 1 Class 63 Ram, 1 shear and over102 P & K GARDNER103 Suzy KingClass 64 Ram Lamb104 Maree QUINN105 Maree QUINN106 P & K GARDNER107 P & K GARDNERChampion Texel RamReserve Champion Texel RamClass 65 Ewe, 2 shear and over, must have reared a lamb this seasonClass 66 Ewe, 1 shear108 Maree QUINN109 Maree QUINNClass 67 Ewe Lamb

110 Maree QUINN111 Maree QUINN112 P & K GARDNER113 P & K GARDNERSupreme Champion SheepChampion Texel EweReserve Champion Texel Ewe

BLACK AND COLOURED SHEEPAll sheep in be in Natural Condition. Supreme Champion, Champion and Reserve Champion Ribbons will be awarded in this section. Haskett Tray for Most Points in Black and Coloured Sheep and Black or Coloured Wool. Winner 2019: J D Stewart.Mid Canterbury Black and Coloured Sheep Breeders donate a Rosette for the Champion Sheep.Christine Beaton Class 68 Ram, 2 shear and over, shorn on or after 20th May 2019114 J D STEWART115 L P & K E PONSONBYClass 69 Ram, 1 shear, shorn on or after 20th May 2019116 D B & A R THOMPSON117 J D STEWART118 L P & K E PONSONBY119 Phillippa Sanders120 Phillippa SandersClass 70 Ewe, 2 shear or over, shorn on or after 20th May 2019

121 D & V Strong122 D & V Strong123 D B & A R THOMPSON124 D B & A R THOMPSON125 J D STEWART126 L P & K E PONSONBY127 Phillippa Sanders128 Suzy King129 Suzy King130 Suzy King131 Suzy King132 William TurnbullClass 71 Ewe, 1 shear, shorn on or after 20th May 2019133 D & V Strong134 D & V Strong135 D B & A R THOMPSON136 D B & A R THOMPSON137 J D STEWART138 L P & K E PONSONBY139 Phillippa Sanders140 Phillippa SandersClass 72 Woolly Ram Lamb141 D & V Strong142 D B & A R THOMPSON143 D B & A R THOMPSON144 J D STEWART145 J D STEWART146 L P & K E PONSONBY147 Phillippa Sanders148 Phillippa SandersChampion Black & Coloured RamReserve Champion Black & Coloured RamClass 73 Woolly Ewe Lamb, Fine Wool

149 D & V STRONG150 D & V Strong151 J D STEWART152 L P & K E PONSONBY153 Phillippa Sanders154 William TurnbullClass 74 Woolly Ewe Lamb, Strong Wool155 D B & A R THOMPSON156 D B & A R THOMPSON157 J D STEWART158 L P & K E PONSONBY159 Phillippa SandersChampion Black & Coloured EweReserve Champion Black & Coloured EweClass 75 Wether, any age, shorn on or after 20th May 2019160 D & V Strong161 L P & K E PONSONBY162 Phillippa Sanders163 Suzy King164 Suzy King165 William TurnbullSupreme Champion Black & Coloured Sheep

HORSES & PONIESRing Supervisors: Ms Helen SAXELBY FEI Supervisor: Mrs Wendy FARNELL

HORSESENTRANCE FOR ALL HORSE EXHIBITORS ON SHOW DAY

15 LISMORE MAYFIELD ROAD

(Opposite Mayfield School)

Please note: Tractor Pull will be held in the northern side of the showgrounds, this will be held between the hours of 10 am and 5 pm. There will be some noise associated with this competition, which we are doing our very best to minimise where possible

Back numbers are available from Mayfield A & P Association. Number holders are acceptable. If using Mayfield back numbers a $5 deposit will be required

The Grand Parade will be held in the main ring at 1.30 pm and all prize winners are required to parade.Prize money will be given out after the Grand Parade (except for Lead Rein, First Year Ridden and FEI classes which will be given out in the Ring) and Prize Money not collected on Show Day will be forfeited.

Francis Richard Morrow Perpetual Cup - donated for Most Points in the Light Horse Section. Winner 2019: K Lee MKL Georgie Boy.The Smallbone Trophy will be awarded annually to the Supreme Champion Horse. Winner 2019: A Tawhara NFW Presitge.Farmlands donate a voucher to the Supreme Champion Horse.GABITES LTD SHOW HACKS

Parking for Hacks in the paddock on east side of showgrounds. All trucks to park in the showgrounds- entrance thru double gates.

Entry Fee: Members $6.50 Non Members $12.50 Prizes: 1st $20. 2nd $15, 3rd $10, 4th $5 Saddle Hacks and Park Hacks are not eligible for Saddle Hunters or vice versa. The Association awards Champion and Reserve Champion Ribbons Judging to commence at 8.00 a.m.

ALL NOVICE CLASSES TO BE RIDDEN IN SNAFFLE BITSAnita McGregor Class 100 District Horse (see rule 3)To be owned by someone living in the district and ridden by owner or member of owner's family. To be judged at 7.45 a.m. Ruapuna Riding Centre kindly sponsors the 1st place sash for the winner of this class.201 Elizabeth McEwan Star SaluteClass 101 Best Presented Saddle Hack202 Annabelle Tukia Evander Hennessy Black203 Estella Velenski Amazing Spy204 Kristin Lee MKL Georgie BoyClass 102 Novice Hack over 158cm, 0 to 2 winsClass 103 Novice Hack over 158cm, 0 to 5 wins202 Annabelle Tukia Evander Hennessy BlackChampion Novice HackReserve Champion Novice Hack

To be judged from classes 102 and 103. Second place horse to the Champion to be judged alongside the remaining winners for Reserve Champion Class 104 Best Paced Novice Hack over 158cm, 0 to 5 wins203 Estella Velenski Amazing SpyClass 105 Best Mannered Novice Hack over 158cm, 0 to 5 wins203 Estella Velenski Amazing SpyClass 106 Open Hack over 158 cm but not exceeding 163cm205 Jade Farrant Culto La VidaClass 107 Open Hack Over 163cm202 Annabelle Tukia Evander Hennessy Black203 Estella Velenski Amazing Spy204 Kristin Lee MKL Georgie Boy206 Amy Weastell StonemasonClass 108 Open Lady's Hack, on Type ( Conformation class) Lady or Gentleman Rider202 Annabelle Tukia Evander Hennessy Black204 Kristin Lee MKL Georgie Boy205 Jade Farrant Culto La VidaClass 109 Open Gentleman's Hack, on Type(Conformation class)Lady or Gentleman rider.

JUDGING OF 203 Estella Velenski Amazing Spy206 Amy Weastell Stonemason

Champion Saddle HackReserve Champion Saddle HackClass 110 Best Paced Open Hack over 158cm202 Annabelle Tukia Evander Hennessy Black203 Estella Velenski Amazing Spy204 Kristin Lee MKL Georgie Boy205 Jade Farrant Culto La Vida206 Amy Weastell StonemasonClass 111 Best Mannered Open Hack over 158cm

REBECCA PETERS MEMORIAL TROPHY The 2 winners of the Best Paced and Mannered Hack classes (excludes novice class) and the 2 winners of the Best Paced and Mannered Park Hack classes (excludes novice class) are to ride off for the Trophy, in front of both the Hack Judge and the Park Hack Judge, in the Park Hack ring. Winner 2019: A Drake Superstytion.203 Estella Velenski Amazing Spy204 Kristin Lee MKL Georgie Boy205 Jade Farrant Culto La VidaClass 112 Best Rider on a Hack, over 158cm

JUDGING OF SUPREME CHAMPION SADDLE HORSE (HACK, PARK HACK, SADDLE HUNTER AND RIDING HORSE) IN THE HACK RING202 Annabelle Tukia Evander Hennessy Black204 Kristin Lee MKL Georgie Boy205 Jade Farrant Culto La VidaPARK HACKS

Parking for Park Hacks in the paddock on east side of showgrounds. All trucks to park in the showgrounds- entrance thru double gates.

Entry Fee: Members $6.50 Non Members $12.50 Prizes: 1st $20, 2nd $15, 3rd $10, 4th $5 The Association awards Champion and Reserve Champion Ribbons Hacks, Riding Horse and Park Hacks are not eligible for Saddle Hunters or vice versa. Judging to commence at 8 a.m.

ALL NOVICE CLASSES TO BE RIDDEN IN SNAFFLE BITS

District Exhibitors are eligible to enter in the District Horse Class (Refer to first class in Saddle Hacks)Stephanie Bishop Class 113 Best Presented Park Hack207 Angela Henskes Arcodas Xclusivly Yours208 Nicky cumberland JacksonClass 114 Novice Park Hack over 148cm and not exceeding 158cm, 0 to 2 wins208 Nicky cumberland JacksonClass 115 Novice Park Hack over 148cm and not exceeding 158cm, 0 to 5 wins208 Nicky cumberland Jackson209 DG Equine Gravitate DG210 Nikki Currey Barnsley Park I'm Brilliant211 Rosalie Kerr Sparkling Firelight Promises

Class 116 Best Paced Novice Park Hack over 148cm and not exceeding 158cm, 0 to 5 wins 207 Angela Henskes Arcodas Xclusivly Yours208 Nicky cumberland Jackson209 DG Equine Gravitate DG210 Nikki Currey Barnsley Park I'm Brilliant211 Rosalie Kerr Sparkling Firelight PromisesClass 117 Best Mannered Novice Park Hack over 148cm and not exceeding 158cm,0 to 5 wins.

JUDGING OF 207 Angela Henskes Arcodas Xclusivly Yours208 Nicky cumberland Jackson210 Nikki Currey Barnsley Park I'm Brilliant211 Rosalie Kerr Sparkling Firelight PromisesChampion Novice Park HackReserve Champion Novice Park HackClass 118 Open Park Hack, over 148cm and not exceeding 153cm208 Nicky cumberland Jackson211 Rosalie Kerr Sparkling Firelight PromisesClass 119 Open Park Hack, over 153cm and not exceeding 158cm207 Angela Henskes Arcodas Xclusivly Yours209 DG Equine Gravitate DG210 Nikki Currey Barnsley Park I'm Brilliant212 Rosalie Kerr Sparkling Last EmberClass 120 Open Lady's Park Hack on Type (Confirmation class) Lady or Gentleman rider

208 Nicky cumberland Jackson209 DG Equine Gravitate DG211 Rosalie Kerr Sparkling Firelight PromisesClass 121 Open Gentleman's Park Hack,on Type(Confirmation)Lady or Gentleman rider

JUDGING OF 207 Angela Henskes Arcodas Xclusivly Yours210 Nikki Currey Barnsley Park I'm Brilliant212 Rosalie Kerr Sparkling Last EmberChampion Park HackReserve Champion Park HackClass 122 Best Paced Park Hack, over 148cm and not exceeding 158cm207 Angela Henskes Arcodas Xclusivly Yours209 DG Equine Gravitate DG210 Nikki Currey Barnsley Park I'm Brilliant212 Rosalie Kerr Sparkling Last EmberClass 123 Best Mannered Park Hack, over 148cm and not exceeding 158cm

REBECCA PETERS MEMORIAL TROPHY The 2 winners of the Best Paced and Mannered Hack classes (excludes novice class) and the 2 winners of the Best Paced and Mannered Park Hack classes (excludes novice class) are to ride off for the Trophy, in front of both the Hack Judge and the Park Hack Judge, in the Park Hack ring. Winner 2019: A Drake Superstytion.207 Angela Henskes Arcodas Xclusivly Yours209 DG Equine Gravitate DG

210 Nikki Currey Barnsley Park I'm Brilliant212 Rosalie Kerr Sparkling Last EmberRebecca Peters Memorial TrophyBest Paced & Mannered Open Hack or Park Hack ( 4 way ride off) Class 124 Best Rider, mount over 148cm and not exceeding 158cm

JUDGING OF SUPREME CHAMPION SADDLE HORSE (HACK, PARK HACK, SADDLE HUNTER AND RIDING

HORSE) IN THE HACK RING208 Nicky cumberland JacksonSupreme Champion Saddle HorseHack, Park Hack or Saddle Hunter SADDLE HUNTERSParking for Saddle Hunters in the paddock on east side of showgrounds. All trucks to park in the showgrounds- entrance thru double gates.

Entry Fee: Members $6.50 Non Members $12.50 Prizes: 1st $20, 2nd $15, 3rd $10, 4th $5 The Association awards Champion and Reserve Champion Ribbons. CLASSES START AT 8 a.m.

ALL NOVICE CLASSES TO BE RIDDEN IN SNAFFLE BITS

Not eligible for hack classes. To be judged on the flat.

District Exhibitors are eligible to enter in the District Horse Class (Refer to first class in Saddle Hacks)Sandra Shaw Class 125 Best Presented Saddle Hunter201 Elizabeth McEwan Star Salute213 Christine Walker Cobigan Mia Bella214 Emily Chamberlain Lady Eclipse215 Gemma McKenzie Wairuna Minty302 Joanne Mackie MJK True BlueClass 126 Novice Saddle Hunter over 148 cm, 0 to 2 wins214 Emily Chamberlain Lady Eclipse215 Gemma McKenzie Wairuna Minty216 Lydia Bowles Te One Melton Moments217 Wendy Donaldson Thornfield Quintessence302 Joanne Mackie MJK True Blue318 Rhonda Boles De Boer Night FuryClass 127 Novice Saddle Hunter over 148 cm, 0 to 5 wins214 Emily Chamberlain Lady Eclipse215 Gemma McKenzie Wairuna Minty216 Lydia Bowles Te One Melton Moments217 Wendy Donaldson Thornfield Quintessence302 Joanne Mackie MJK True Blue318 Rhonda Boles De Boer Night FuryClass 128 Best Paced Novice Saddle Hunter over 148cm, 0 to 5 wins214 Emily Chamberlain Lady Eclipse215 Gemma McKenzie Wairuna Minty216 Lydia Bowles Te One Melton Moments302 Joanne Mackie MJK True Blue318 Rhonda Boles De Boer Night Fury

Class 129 Best Mannered Novice Saddle Hunter over 148cm, 0 to 5 wins

JUDGING OF 214 Emily Chamberlain Lady Eclipse215 Gemma McKenzie Wairuna Minty216 Lydia Bowles Te One Melton Moments217 Wendy Donaldson Thornfield Quintessence302 Joanne Mackie MJK True Blue318 Rhonda Boles De Boer Night FuryChampion Novice Saddle HunterReserve Champion Novice Saddle HunterClass 130 Open Saddle Hunter over 148cm but not exceeding 163cm213 Christine Walker Cobigan Mia Bella214 Emily Chamberlain Lady Eclipse314 Mel Cleland Reid n Dale Special EditionClass 131 Open Saddle Hunter over 163cm201 Elizabeth McEwan Star Salute215 Gemma McKenzie Wairuna Minty216 Lydia Bowles Te One Melton Moments217 Wendy Donaldson Thornfield Quintessence302 Joanne Mackie MJK True Blue303 Thomas Kerr ThermopylaeClass 132 Open Lady's Saddle Hunter over 148cm, on Type, Lady or Gentleman rider213 Christine Walker Cobigan Mia Bella214 Emily Chamberlain Lady Eclipse216 Lydia Bowles Te One Melton Moments314 Mel Cleland Reid n Dale Special Edition

Class 133 Open Gentleman's Saddle Hunter over 148cm, on Type Lady or Gentleman rider

JUDGING OF 201 Elizabeth McEwan Star Salute215 Gemma McKenzie Wairuna Minty303 Thomas Kerr Thermopylae318 Rhonda Boles De Boer Night FuryChampion Saddle HunterReserve Champion Saddle HunterClass 134 Best Paced Saddle Hunter over 148cm201 Elizabeth McEwan Star Salute213 Christine Walker Cobigan Mia Bella216 Lydia Bowles Te One Melton Moments303 Thomas Kerr ThermopylaeClass 135 Best Mannered Saddle Hunter over 148cm201 Elizabeth McEwan Star Salute213 Christine Walker Cobigan Mia Bella216 Lydia Bowles Te One Melton Moments303 Thomas Kerr ThermopylaeClass 136 Best Rider on a Saddle Hunter

JUDGING OF SUPREME CHAMPION SADDLE HORSE (HACK, PARK HACK, SADDLE HUNTER AND RIDING HORSE) IN THE HACK RING 201 Elizabeth McEwan Star Salute213 Christine Walker Cobigan Mia Bella214 Emily Chamberlain Lady Eclipse216 Lydia Bowles Te One Melton Moments

303 Thomas Kerr Thermopylae314 Mel Cleland Reid n Dale Special Edition318 Rhonda Boles De Boer Night FuryFARMLANDS WORKING HUNTERSEntry Fee: Members $6.50 Non Members $12.50 Prizes: 1st $20, 2nd $15, 3rd $10, 4th $5 To be Judged at the conclusion of the Working Pony Hunter and Pony Hunter R.T.R. at the western end of the show ringFarmlands donates $25 prize money to each class winner. Will be required to jump a minimum of two fences. Jumping style and ability 40%, Conformation 30%, P&M 30%. Horses will be required to gallop. Horse / Pony Height Certificates and Performance Cards must be carried. Failure to do so will result in elimination.Sandy Mardell Class 137 Working Hunter over 148 cm and not over 163 cm218 Willow Cleghorn L.P.GClass 138 Working Hunter over 163 cm

JUDGING OF 203 Estella Velenski Amazing Spy215 Gemma McKenzie Wairuna Minty217 Wendy Donaldson Thornfield Quintessence219 Georgie Cottier Toblerone Toby220 Kate Moorhead Ubet308 Alison Orange TwistChampion Working Hunter

Reserve Champion Working HunterHUNTER JUMPINGHEIGHT CERTIFICATES MUST BE CARRIED. Horses may also be entered in other Classes. To be ridden in the presence of the Judges, over such fences as the Committee may decide. SPECIAL NOTE: All Horses in this Section must be named, otherwise entries will not be accepted. The Association awards Champion and Reserve Champion Ribbons THESE CLASSES START AT THE COMPLETION OF THE WORKING HUNTER JUMPING.Sandy Mardell Class 139 Novice Hunter over 148cm, 0 to 5 winsEntry Fee: Member $8.50 Non Member $15.50 Prizes: 1st $25, 2nd $15, 3rd $10, 4th $8

218 Willow Cleghorn L.P.G219 Georgie Cottier Toblerone Toby220 Kate Moorhead Ubet221 Leanne Johnston Cold Molasses299 Shane Maley Kel Knight308 Alison Orange Twist215 Gemma McKenzie Wairuna Minty319 Sarah Boles De Boer Night FuryClass 140 Open Hunter over 148cm and up to 163cmEntry Fee: Member $8.50 Non Member $15.50 Prizes: 1st $25, 2nd $15, 3rd $10, 4th $8

218 Willow Cleghorn L.P.G221 Leanne Johnston Cold MolassesClass 141 Open Hunter over 163cmEntry Fee: Member $8.50 Non Member $15.50 Prizes: 1st $25, 2nd $15, 3rd $10, 4th $8

219 Georgie Cottier Toblerone Toby220 Kate Moorhead Ubet299 Shane Maley Kel Knight308 Alison Orange Twist215 Gemma McKenzie Wairuna MintyClass 142 Open HunterEntry Fee: Members $20 Non Members $25 Prizes: 1st $100, 2nd $75, 3rd $50, 4th $25

JUDGING OF 218 Willow Cleghorn L.P.G219 Georgie Cottier Toblerone Toby220 Kate Moorhead Ubet221 Leanne Johnston Cold Molasses299 Shane Maley Kel Knight308 Alison Orange Twist215 Gemma McKenzie Wairuna MintyChampion HunterReserve Champion HunterRIDING HORSEEntry Fees: Members $6.50 Non Member $12.50 Prize Money: 1st $20, 2nd $15, 3rd $10, 4th $5The Association awards Champion and Reserve Champion Ribbons. Judging to commence at 8.00amSandy Mardell

Class 143 Best Presented Riding Horse222 Amy Davidson Thomas223 Belinda Anderson Flynnie McGoogan224 Heather McMillan A Fine Romance225 Maia Gerard Xtravagance226 Nicki Hamburger Bellwood Cergio227 Sarah Boles De Boer Lox Koha308 Alison Orange Twist309 Kate Miller Whole HeartedClass 144 Novice Riding Horse, 0 to 2 wins223 Belinda Anderson Flynnie McGoogan225 Maia Gerard Xtravagance227 Sarah Boles De Boer Lox Koha228 Andrea McArthur Astek Grandiose229 Sandra Mackenzie Ypuna Matariki309 Kate Miller Whole HeartedClass 145 Novice Riding Horse, 0 to 5 wins222 Amy Davidson Thomas223 Belinda Anderson Flynnie McGoogan224 Heather McMillan A Fine Romance225 Maia Gerard Xtravagance227 Sarah Boles De Boer Lox Koha228 Andrea McArthur Astek Grandiose229 Sandra Mackenzie Ypuna Matariki309 Kate Miller Whole HeartedClass 146 Best Paced Novice Riding Horse, 0 to 5 wins222 Amy Davidson Thomas223 Belinda Anderson Flynnie McGoogan224 Heather McMillan A Fine Romance225 Maia Gerard Xtravagance227 Sarah Boles De Boer Lox Koha228 Andrea McArthur Astek Grandiose229 Sandra Mackenzie Ypuna Matariki

309 Kate Miller Whole HeartedClass 147 Best Mannered Novice Riding Horse, 0 to 5 wins

JUDGING OF 222 Amy Davidson Thomas223 Belinda Anderson Flynnie McGoogan224 Heather McMillan A Fine Romance227 Sarah Boles De Boer Lox Koha228 Andrea McArthur Astek Grandiose229 Sandra Mackenzie Ypuna Matariki309 Kate Miller Whole HeartedChampion Novice Riding HorseReserve Champion Novice Riding HorseClass 148 Open Riding Horse, over 148cms and not exceeding 163cms223 Belinda Anderson Flynnie McGoogan225 Maia Gerard Xtravagance229 Sandra Mackenzie Ypuna Matariki230 Tania Boyd Arcoda I'm XceptionalClass 149 Open Riding Horse, over 163cms224 Heather McMillan A Fine Romance226 Nicki Hamburger Bellwood Cergio227 Sarah Boles De Boer Lox Koha228 Andrea McArthur Astek Grandiose308 Alison Orange TwistClass 150 Open Lady's Riding Horse on Type (Confirmation class)Lady or Gentleman rider. 223 Belinda Anderson Flynnie McGoogan224 Heather McMillan A Fine Romance

225 Maia Gerard Xtravagance227 Sarah Boles De Boer Lox Koha229 Sandra Mackenzie Ypuna Matariki230 Tania Boyd Arcoda I'm Xceptional308 Alison Orange TwistClass 151 Open Gentleman's Riding Horse on Type (Confirmation class)Lady or Gentleman rider.

JUDGING OF 226 Nicki Hamburger Bellwood CergioReserve Champion Riding HorseChampion Riding HorseClass 152 Best Paced Riding Horse223 Belinda Anderson Flynnie McGoogan224 Heather McMillan A Fine Romance226 Nicki Hamburger Bellwood Cergio227 Sarah Boles De Boer Lox Koha229 Sandra Mackenzie Ypuna Matariki230 Tania Boyd Arcoda I'm Xceptional308 Alison Orange TwistClass 153 Best Mannered Riding Horse223 Belinda Anderson Flynnie McGoogan224 Heather McMillan A Fine Romance226 Nicki Hamburger Bellwood Cergio227 Sarah Boles De Boer Lox Koha229 Sandra Mackenzie Ypuna Matariki230 Tania Boyd Arcoda I'm Xceptional308 Alison Orange TwistClass 154 Best Rider on a Riding Horse.

JUDGING OF SUPREME CHAMPION SADDLE HORSE (HACK, PARK HACK, SADDLE HUNTER AND RIDING

HORSE) IN THE HACK RING222 Amy Davidson Thomas223 Belinda Anderson Flynnie McGoogan225 Maia Gerard Xtravagance226 Nicki Hamburger Bellwood Cergio227 Sarah Boles De Boer Lox KohaCOBSJudging to commence at 8 am. Entry Fee: Members $6.50 Non Members $12.50Prizes: 1st $20, 2nd $15, 3rd $10, 4th $5 The Association awards Champion and Reserve Champion Ribbons. The Isobel McArthur Trophy will be awarded annually to the Exhibitor of the Champion Cob. Winner 2019: L Chamberlain Just Billy.

ALL NOVICE CLASSES TO BE RIDDEN IN SNAFFLE BITS

District Exhibitors are eligible to enter in the District Horse Class (Refer to first class in Saddle Hacks)

Not eligible in Hack or Pony Classes.Gayleen Lander Class 155 Best Turned Out Cob, Rider and GearConsideration to be given to turnout of horse, correctness, fit and cleanliness of harness and rider's habit. 231 Lynne Chamberlain Just Billy232 Mrs G Day Brigadoon

Class 156 Novice Cob over 132cm and not exceeding 155cm, 0 to 5 winsThe winner of the Novice Cob is eligible to enter in the Open Championship 232 Mrs G Day Brigadoon233 Erin Fisher WP ShadowClass 157 Open Cob over 132cm and not exceeding 150cm231 Lynne Chamberlain Just Billy232 Mrs G Day BrigadoonClass 158 Open Cob over 150cm and not exceeding 155cm

JUDGING OF 233 Erin Fisher WP ShadowChampion CobReserve Champion CobISOBEL McARTHUR TROPHYChampion Cob Class 159 Best Paced Cob, over 132cm and not exceeding 155cm231 Lynne Chamberlain Just Billy232 Mrs G Day Brigadoon233 Erin Fisher WP ShadowClass 160 Best Mannered Cob, over 132cm and not exceeding 155cm231 Lynne Chamberlain Just Billy232 Mrs G Day Brigadoon233 Erin Fisher WP Shadow

Class 161 Best Rider on a Cob231 Lynne Chamberlain Just Billy232 Mrs G Day BrigadoonSTANDARDBREDEntry Fees: Members $6.50 Non Members $12.50 Prize Money: 1st $20, 2nd $15, 3rd $10, 4th $5NZ Standardbred Association (NZSBA) kindly sponsors $100 of prize money to this section.The Association awards Champion and Reserve Champion Ribbons. Judging to commence after the completion of the CobsGayleen Lander Class 162 In Hand Mare, may not compete in the In Hand Section234 CJ fletcher dainty lady234 CJ fletcher dainty lady235 Katrina Gosney OK BaddyClass 163 In Hand Gelding, may not compete in the In Hand Section

Time will be given for gear changes.

JUDGING OF236 Joanne Crossen Blue Eye Boy237 N Bol AlshainChampion In Hand StandardbredReserve Champion In Hand StandardbredClass 164 Best Presented Standardbred234 CJ fletcher dainty lady235 Katrina Gosney OK Baddy236 Joanne Crossen Blue Eye Boy

Class 165 Novice Standardbred, 0 to 5 wins

JUDGING OF236 Joanne Crossen Blue Eye BoyChampion Novice StandardbredReserve Champion Novice StandardbredClass 166 Open Standardbred, up to 158cms234 CJ fletcher dainty lady234 CJ fletcher dainty lady235 Katrina Gosney OK BaddyClass 167 Open Standardbred, over 158cms

JUDGING OF 236 Joanne Crossen Blue Eye Boy237 N Bol AlshainChampion StandardbredReserve Champion StandardbredClass 168 Best Paced Standardbred234 CJ fletcher dainty lady234 CJ fletcher dainty lady235 Katrina Gosney OK Baddy236 Joanne Crossen Blue Eye Boy237 N Bol AlshainClass 169 Best Mannered Standardbred234 CJ fletcher dainty lady234 CJ fletcher dainty lady236 Joanne Crossen Blue Eye Boy237 N Bol AlshainClass 170 Best Walk234 CJ fletcher dainty lady

234 CJ fletcher dainty lady235 Katrina Gosney OK Baddy236 Joanne Crossen Blue Eye Boy237 N Bol AlshainClass 171 Best Rider236 Joanne Crossen Blue Eye BoyCLYDESDALESJudging to commence at 8.30 am in the Practice Ring Entry Fee: Members $6.50 Non Members $12.50Prizes: 1st $20, 2nd $15, 3rd $10, 4th $5 The Association awards Champion and Reserve Champion Ribbons.Helena Patchett-Carter Junior Judge Pauline Jackson Class 172 Best Presented Heavy Horse and Handler238 Cate Smith Glen Lie Rebecca239 Dayboo Stud Dayboo Samual240 Dayboo Stud Dayboo Anya241 Dayboo Stud Dayboo Tammy242 J M & N E White Ashstencroft Ciaran243 Rowan BARTLETT Sanna Lodge Iona Peigie244 Sarah Nesbitt Erewhon Susannah245 Sheldon Mehrtens Ashstencroft Todd246 Summer Wilton Ashtencroft RaineClass 173 Yearling or Two Year Old Colt, Filly or Gelding241 Dayboo Stud Dayboo Tammy243 Rowan BARTLETT Sanna Lodge Iona Peigie245 Sheldon Mehrtens Ashstencroft ToddClass 174 Mare or Gelding, Three Years and Over238 Cate Smith Glen Lie Rebecca

239 Dayboo Stud Dayboo Samual240 Dayboo Stud Dayboo Anya242 J M & N E White Ashstencroft Ciaran244 Sarah Nesbitt Erewhon Susannah246 Summer Wilton Ashtencroft RaineClass 175 Walking Class

JUDGING OF238 Cate Smith Glen Lie Rebecca239 Dayboo Stud Dayboo Samual240 Dayboo Stud Dayboo Anya241 Dayboo Stud Dayboo Tammy242 J M & N E White Ashstencroft Ciaran243 Rowan BARTLETT Sanna Lodge Iona Peigie244 Sarah Nesbitt Erewhon Susannah245 Sheldon Mehrtens Ashstencroft Todd246 Summer Wilton Ashtencroft RaineChampion ClydesdaleReserve Champion ClydesdaleClass 176 Ridden Clydesdale238 Cate Smith Glen Lie Rebecca240 Dayboo Stud Dayboo Anya244 Sarah Nesbitt Erewhon Susannah246 Summer Wilton Ashtencroft RaineClass 177 Working Single or Multiple Heavy Horse or Horses, Attached to a Sled239 Dayboo Stud Dayboo Samual242 J M & N E White Ashstencroft Ciaran244 Sarah Nesbitt Erewhon SusannahClass 178 Log Skidding239 Dayboo Stud Dayboo Samual240 Dayboo Stud Dayboo Anya

242 J M & N E White Ashstencroft Ciaran244 Sarah Nesbitt Erewhon Susannah

PONIESENTRANCE FOR ALL HORSE EXHIBITORS ON SHOW DAY

15 LISMORE MAYFIELD ROAD(Opposite Mayfield School)

Please note: Tractor Pull will be held in the northern side of the showgrounds, this will be held between the hours of 10 am and 5 pm. There will be some noise associated with this competition, which we are doing our very best to minimise where possible

Back numbers are available from Mayfield A & P Association. Number holders are acceptable. If using Mayfield back numbers a $5 deposit will be required

THERE WILL BE NO MEASURING ON SHOW DAY

The Grand Parade will be held in the main ring at 1.30 pm and all prize winners are required to parade.Prize money will be given out after the Grand Parade (except for Lead Rein, First Ridden and FEI classes which will be given out in the Ring) and Prize Money not collected on Show Day will be forfeited.

IMPORTANT: Exhibitors MUST have exhibits on the Ground at the stated time, in order that judging can start promptly.

Please refer to the Conditions of Entry at the start of the Horse Section.Farmlands donate a voucher to the Supreme Champion Pony.The Galashiels Perpetual Trophy, donated by the late J. H. Muirhead, will be awarded to the Best Rider (boy or girl) 14 years and under 17 years, riding a pony under 148cm. Winner 2019: M Jones – Taihoa Kings SpiritThe Firelight Challenge Cup, donated by Mr J. C. Lilley, and re-donated by Lilley Bros, for most points in Ponies. Winner 2019: B France – Sarbec Solomon Song.The Mountain Laddie Cup, donated by Mr & Mrs J. G. Humm, will be awarded annually to the Champion Saddle Pony Group A. Winner 2019: L Peters Farview Show TimeNovice Pony Classes are open to riders of any age.Ponies to enter one open conformation class.

GROUP "A" PONIESPonies entered in Group A, to be ridden by Boy or Girl under 17 years as at 1 August 2019Entry Fee: Members $5 Non Members $10Prizes: 1st $15, 2nd $10, 3rd $7, 4th $5The Association awards Champion and Reserve Champion Ribbons. Judging to commence at 8.00 am.

ALL NOVICE CLASSES TO BE RIDDEN IN SNAFFLE BITS

Helen Reed Class 179 District Pony (Group A, B & C and Saddle Hunter Pony) not exceeding 148cm(See Rule 3). To be judged in A ring at 7.45 am. Ruapuna Riding Centre Kindly Sponsors the Prize Sashes for District Pony Classes.Montalto Pony Club Cups to be awarded to Best Boy and Best Girl in this Class. Winner Best Girl 2019: B France.247 Ellie Moore Murfie Praise Be310 Maggie Moore Chesapeake Bay311 Mandy Mead Timaunga Conor312 Sami Mead Pop goes the WeaselClass 180 Best Presented248 Jessica Taylor My magic mike249 Sophie Sauer Arosa Top Town310 Maggie Moore Chesapeake Bay312 Sami Mead Pop goes the WeaselClass 181 Harewood Challenge CupDonated by Mrs CR Cresswell. Winner 2019: C Roberts – Silk Park Intricate.Snaffle Bridle Only. The winner to hold the Cup for one year. The Cup to be open to competition by rider and pony considered as a unit. The rider (boy or girl) to be 13 and under 17 years of age and the pony under 148cm. The same combination of pony and rider shall not win the Cup more than once. No pony or rider to win more than three times. Points to be awarded as follows: Excellence of pony, 10 points; Manners of pony, 10 points; Child's riding, 10 points; Leading out, 10 points; Mounting and dismounting, 10 points; General

sympathy between rider and pony, 10 points; Turn out of rider and neatness of gear, 10 points. Competitors will be judged individually. Pony must be the property of the competitor or member of the competitor's family, or have a Lease Certificate. (No pony or rider to be entered more than once in any year.) 310 Maggie Moore Chesapeake Bay312 Sami Mead Pop goes the WeaselHarewood Challenge CupClass 182 Novice Pony over 138cm but not exceeding 148cm, 0 to 2 winsClass 183 Novice Pony over 138cm but not exceeding 148cm, 0 to 5 wins

JUDGING OF 248 Jessica Taylor My magic mike310 Maggie Moore Chesapeake Bay312 Sami Mead Pop goes the WeaselChampion Novice A PonyReserve Champion Novice Group A PonyClass 184 Open Show Pony over 138cm but not exceeding 143cm Competitors may enter only ONE Conformation Class. 312 Sami Mead Pop goes the WeaselClass 185 Open Show Pony over 143cm but not exceeding 148cm249 Sophie Sauer Arosa Top Town292 Caitlin Roberts Silk Park Intricate310 Maggie Moore Chesapeake Bay

Class 187 Best Paced Pony over 138cm but not exceeding 148cm248 Jessica Taylor My magic mike249 Sophie Sauer Arosa Top Town292 Caitlin Roberts Silk Park Intricate310 Maggie Moore Chesapeake Bay312 Sami Mead Pop goes the WeaselClass 188 Best Mannered Pony over 138cm but not exceeding 148cm249 Sophie Sauer Arosa Top Town310 Maggie Moore Chesapeake Bay312 Sami Mead Pop goes the WeaselClass 189 Best matched and Mannered Pair of Ponies, over 138cm but not exceeding148cm 248 Jessica Taylor My magic mikeClass 190 Galashiels Perpetual Trophy292 Caitlin Roberts Silk Park IntricateGalashiels Perpetual Trophydonated by the late J. H. Muirhead, will be awarded to the Best Rider (boy or girl) 14 years and under 17 years, riding a pony not exceeding 148cm.Winner to ride off for Champion Rider under 17. To be judged in A and B ring prior to judging of Supreme Champion Saddle Pony. Winner 2019: Alice PetersClass 191 Pony Breeders Society ClassTo be judged before judging of Supreme Champion Saddle Pony. To be judged by Group A judge in A ring. As from the 1st August 2005 to be eligible for the Pony Breeders of New Zealand (Inc) Ridden Sash, ponies must be fully registered with the Pony Breeders Society of

New Zealand (Inc) that is have a permanent registration number, be 148cm or under and be foaled in New Zealand. Name and registered number to be shown on entry form. To be ridden by a boy or girl under 17 years of age. The Pony Breeders Society gives a sash for the winner of this Class. If it is subsequently found that the winner of a Pony Breeders Society sash is not registered with the Society, they will be required to forfeit this award. Judging criteria is 60% Conformation, 40% Paces and Manners.249 Sophie Sauer Arosa Top Town300 Bridget Quaid Skibbereen XtravagantSupreme Champion Saddle PonyGROUP "B" PONIESPonies entered in Group B, to be ridden by Boy or Girl under 15 years of age as at 1 August 2019 Entry Fee: Members $5 Non Members $10 Prizes: 1st $15, 2nd $10, 3rd $7, 4th $5 The Association awards Champion and Reserve Champion Ribbons. Judging to commence at completion of Group A PoniesALL NOVICE CLASSES TO BE RIDDEN IN SNAFFLE BITS

DISTRICT PONY - Refer to the first Class in Group A PoniesHelen Reed Class 192 Best Presented250 Sophie Sauer Mr Toad301 Bridget Quiad Skibbereen Xtravagant304 Milly Mackenzie Eastdale foreign affair

305 Katie Fitzsimons Skibbereen UpbeatClass 193 Novice Pony over 128cm but not exceeding 138cm, 0 to 2 wins251 Jake Cramond Crockett304 Milly Mackenzie Eastdale foreign affairClass 194 Novice Pony over 128cm but not exceeding 138cm, 0 to 5 wins

JUDGING OF 250 Sophie Sauer Mr Toad251 Jake Cramond Crockett301 Bridget Quiad Skibbereen Xtravagant304 Milly Mackenzie Eastdale foreign affairChampion Novice Group B PonyReserve Champion Novice Group B PonyCompetitors may enter only ONE Conformation Class. Class 195 Open Show Pony over 128cm but not exceeding 133cm251 Jake Cramond CrockettClass 196 Open Show Pony over 133cm but not exceeding 138cm250 Sophie Sauer Mr Toad301 Bridget Quiad Skibbereen Xtravagant305 Katie Fitzsimons Skibbereen UpbeatClass 198 Best Paced Pony over 128cm but not exceeding 138cm250 Sophie Sauer Mr Toad251 Jake Cramond Crockett301 Bridget Quiad Skibbereen Xtravagant304 Milly Mackenzie Eastdale foreign affair

305 Katie Fitzsimons Skibbereen UpbeatClass 199 Best Mannered Pony over 128cm but not exceeding 138cm250 Sophie Sauer Mr Toad251 Jake Cramond Crockett301 Bridget Quiad Skibbereen Xtravagant305 Katie Fitzsimons Skibbereen UpbeatClass 200 Best Matched and Mannered Pair of Ponies over 128cm but not exceeding 138cm

The Muirhead Cup, donated by the late J. H. Muirhead, will be awarded to the Best Rider (boy or girl) 10 years and under 14 years. The prize winners in the next two classes will be recalled to decide the winner. Winner

2019: M Jones.

Class 201 Best Rider 10 years and under 12 years247 Ellie Moore Murfie Praise Be250 Sophie Sauer Mr Toad252 Chloe Foster Ty Gwyn Armani301 Bridget Quiad Skibbereen Xtravagant304 Milly Mackenzie Eastdale foreign affair305 Katie Fitzsimons Skibbereen UpbeatClass 202 Best Rider 12 years and under 14 years251 Jake Cramond Crockett310 Maggie Moore Chesapeake Bay312 Sami Mead Pop goes the WeaselSupreme Champion Saddle Pony

Champion Rider under 17 YearsMuirhead CupBest Rider 10 - 14 years B Ring

(WINNER TO RIDE OFF FOR CHAMPION RIDER UNDER 17 YEARS)RUAPUNA RIDING CENTRE GROUP "C" PONIESPonies entered in Group C, to be ridden by Boy or Girl under 13 years as at 1 August 2019. Quigley Trophy to be awarded annually to the District Rider in C Ring Showing Classes, gaining most points. Winner 2019: B France - Sarbec Solomon Song.Entry Fee: Members $5 Non Members $10Prizes: 1st $15, 2nd $10, 3rd $7, 4th $5 Judging to commence at 8 am.

ALL NOVICE CLASSES TO BE RIDDEN IN SNAFFLE BITS

DISTRICT PONY - Refer to the first Class in Group A Ponies

Bronwyn Baird Class 204 Best Presented247 Ellie Moore Murfie Praise Be252 Chloe Foster Ty Gwyn ArmaniClass 203 The Wakelin Challenge CupDonated by Mrs R. W. Wakelin. Winner 2019: J Taylor – Sir Captain Jack Sparrow. Snaffle Bridle Only. The winner to hold the Cup for one year. The Cup to be open to competition by rider and

pony considered as a unit. The rider (boy or girl to be 12 years of age or under, and the pony shall not exceed 148cm. The same combination of pony and rider shall not win the Cup more than once. No pony or rider to win more than three times. Points to be awarded as follows: Excellence of pony, 10 points; Manners of pony, 10 points; Child's riding, 10 points; Leading out, 10 points; Mounting and dismounting, 10 points; General sympathy between rider and pony, 10 points; Turnout of rider and neatness of gear, 10 points. Competitors will be judged individually. Pony must be the property of competitor or member of competitor's family, or have a Lease Certificate. (No pony or rider to be entered more than once in any year). 247 Ellie Moore Murfie Praise Be252 Chloe Foster Ty Gwyn Armani253 Piper Harvey Dingmac Billy Do311 Mandy Mead Timaunga ConorWakelin CupClass 205 Novice Pony not exceeding 128cm, 0 to 2 wins247 Ellie Moore Murfie Praise BeClass 206 Novice Pony not exceeding 128cm, 0 to 5 wins

JUDGING OF 247 Ellie Moore Murfie Praise BeChampion Novice C PonyReserve Champion Novice Group C Pony

Competitors may enter only ONE Conformation Class.Class 207 Open Show Pony not exceeding 123cm247 Ellie Moore Murfie Praise BeClass 208 Open Show Pony over 123cm and not exceeding 128cm.252 Chloe Foster Ty Gwyn ArmaniClass 209 Open Saddle Hunter Pony not exceeding 128 cm

JUDGING OF Champion Group C PonyReserve Champion Group C Pony

JUDGING OF SUPREME CHAMPION SADDLE PONY IN "A" RINGClass 210 Best Paced Pony not exceeding 128cm247 Ellie Moore Murfie Praise BeClass 211 Best Mannered Pony not exceeding 128cm247 Ellie Moore Murfie Praise Be252 Chloe Foster Ty Gwyn ArmaniClass 212 Best Matched and Mannered Pair of Ponies not exceeding 128cm

WINNERS OF THE NEXT TWO CLASSES TO RIDE OFF FOR CHAMPION RIDER UNDER 17 YEARS TO BE JUDGED IN

THE A&B RING PRIOR TO THE JUDGING OF SUPREME CHAMPION SADDLE PONY

Class 213 Best Boy or Girl Rider under 8 yearsClass 214 Best Boy or Girl Rider 8 years and under 10 yearsSADDLE HUNTER PONY

Bronwyn Baird Class 215 Best Presented Saddle Hunter Pony253 Piper Harvey Dingmac Billy Do254 SL & PM Harvey Hillbilly Ambition255 Tabitha White Hawkdun Kingston311 Mandy Mead Timaunga ConorClass 216 Novice Saddle Hunter Pony, 0-5 wins253 Piper Harvey Dingmac Billy Do254 SL & PM Harvey Hillbilly Ambition311 Mandy Mead Timaunga ConorClass 217 Open Saddle Hunter Pony, not exceeding 132 cmsClass 218 Open Saddle Hunter Pony,over 132 cm and not exceeding 148 cms 255 Tabitha White Hawkdun Kingston311 Mandy Mead Timaunga ConorChampion Saddle Hunter PonyReserve Champions Saddle Hunter PonyClass 219 Best Paced Saddle Hunter Pony253 Piper Harvey Dingmac Billy Do254 SL & PM Harvey Hillbilly Ambition255 Tabitha White Hawkdun Kingston306 Ella Fitzsimons Apsley Golden Secret311 Mandy Mead Timaunga Conor

Class 220 Best Mannered Saddle Hunter Pony253 Piper Harvey Dingmac Billy Do254 SL & PM Harvey Hillbilly Ambition255 Tabitha White Hawkdun Kingston306 Ella Fitzsimons Apsley Golden Secret311 Mandy Mead Timaunga ConorClass 221 Best Rider on a Saddle Hunter Pony253 Piper Harvey Dingmac Billy Do254 SL & PM Harvey Hillbilly Ambition255 Tabitha White Hawkdun Kingston306 Ella Fitzsimons Apsley Golden Secret311 Mandy Mead Timaunga ConorFIRST RIDDENFor Children Aged 9 years and under as at 1 August 2019

Entry Fee: Members $5 Non Members $10Prizes: 1st $15, 2nd $10, 3rd $7, 4th $5Judging to commence at 8.30 am. This is a transition ring from the Lead Rein Section to the Open Ridden Section, where the rider does not have to canter on the circle in company.In this section the judging criteria is 60% suitability, temperament and safeness, and 40% conformation and paces.The same combination cannot enter in both Lead Rein Section and the First Ridden Section or in an open ring, but a pony that has been entered in the Lead Rein, Group B or C Sections can be entered in the First Ridden Section with a different rider (who is eligible to compete in the section).

A rider who has moved from the First Ridden into the open rings forfeits the right to compete again in any First Ridden Events at any A&P Show, affiliated show or event, or any show that the RAS may from time to time designate as a show requiring specific qualifications. A current example is the Horse of the Year Show.A First Ridden rider is only able to compete in the First Ridden Section for a maximum of twenty-for (24) months from date of their first show.The age limit in the First Ridden section is under 10 years (age is determined as of 1 August).

FIRST RIDDEN PONIES MUST BE RIDDEN IN A SNAFFLE BRIDLE WITH A CAVESON NOSEBAND, A SNAFFLE BIT AND A SINGLE REIN.

Adrienne Bishop Class 222 District First Year Ridden Pony (see Rule 3)Ruapuna Riding Centre Kindly Sponsors the Prize Sashes for District Pony Classes. Class 223 Best Presented256 Charlotte Butler Dragonwyck Skylark257 Lucy Bennett Blueberry258 Millie Bedford Little Miss Ice Breaker259 Singleton Family Gundagai Kuttee260 Taylor Quaid Sunnyridge Astralight307 Duncan Mackenzie Ellangowan MontanaClass 224 Novice First Ridden Pony, not exceeding 138cm, 0 to 5 wins.

MAY ONLY COMPETE IN 1 OF THE NEXT 2 CLASSES

257 Lucy Bennett Blueberry259 Singleton Family Gundagai Kuttee260 Taylor Quaid Sunnyridge Astralight261 Charli Fisher Sweet ShriazClass 225 Open First Ridden Pony, not exceeding 138cm256 Charlotte Butler Dragonwyck Skylark257 Lucy Bennett Blueberry258 Millie Bedford Little Miss Ice Breaker259 Singleton Family Gundagai Kuttee260 Taylor Quaid Sunnyridge Astralight297 Charli Maley Kokako Gold "N" Silk298 Lulu Maley Lakewood Curiosity307 Duncan Mackenzie Ellangowan MontanaClass 226 Best Pony Club Pony

JUDGING OF 258 Millie Bedford Little Miss Ice Breaker261 Charli Fisher Sweet ShriazChampion First Year Ridden PonyReserve Champion First Year Ridden Pony(TO BE JUDGED FROM THE WINNERS OF THE PREVIOUS 3 CLASSES) Class 227 Best Paced First RiddenPony256 Charlotte Butler Dragonwyck Skylark257 Lucy Bennett Blueberry258 Millie Bedford Little Miss Ice Breaker259 Singleton Family Gundagai Kuttee260 Taylor Quaid Sunnyridge Astralight

261 Charli Fisher Sweet Shriaz298 Lulu Maley Lakewood Curiosity297 Charli Maley Kokako Gold "N" Silk307 Duncan Mackenzie Ellangowan MontanaClass 228 Best Mannered First Ridden Pony256 Charlotte Butler Dragonwyck Skylark257 Lucy Bennett Blueberry258 Millie Bedford Little Miss Ice Breaker259 Singleton Family Gundagai Kuttee260 Taylor Quaid Sunnyridge Astralight261 Charli Fisher Sweet Shriaz297 Charli Maley Kokako Gold "N" Silk298 Lulu Maley Lakewood Curiosity307 Duncan Mackenzie Ellangowan MontanaClass 229 Best First Ridden Rider, 9 years and under.256 Charlotte Butler Dragonwyck Skylark257 Lucy Bennett Blueberry258 Millie Bedford Little Miss Ice Breaker259 Singleton Family Gundagai Kuttee260 Taylor Quaid Sunnyridge Astralight297 Charli Maley Kokako Gold "N" Silk298 Lulu Maley Lakewood Curiosity307 Duncan Mackenzie Ellangowan MontanaLEAD REIN PONIESIn this section the judging criteria is 60% suitability, temperament and safeness, and 40% conformation and paces.Riders in this section are excluded from taking part in other sections of the show.Riders must be under eight (8) years of age, with a minimum age of four (4) years. (Age is determined as of 1 August 2019). Ponies to be led by a leader/attendant

(14 years and over) with the lead rein attached to the caveson noseband of a snaffle bridle. Ponies will be asked to walk and trot - no cantering under any circumstances. Running or bearing reins or similar tackle are not allowed.

Entry Fee: Members $5 Non Members $10Prizes: 1st $15, 2nd $10, 3rd $7, 4th $5Judging to commence at the conclusion of First Year Ridden classes.The Association awards Champion and Reserve Champion Ribbons.

Adrienne Bishop Class 230 District Lead Rein Pony (see Rule 3)Ruapuna Riding Centre Kindly Sponsors the Prize Sashes for District Pony Classes. 262 Matilda Joho Black BeautyClass 231 Best Presented263 Annabelle Butler Dragonwyck Skylark264 Breading /Power Partnership Gundagai Leongatha265 Chamberlain Family KA Arohaina Royal Guardsman266 Ella Ingold Davlin Smurfette267 Mark mcBain Sharland Park sub zeroClass 232 Best Boy or Girl Rider, 4 or 5 years, on lead rein262 Matilda Joho Black Beauty264 Breading /Power Partnership Gundagai Leongatha267 Mark mcBain Sharland Park sub zero268 Lucy Moorhead Pixie Dust

Class 233 Best Boy or Girl Rider, 6 or 7 years old, on lead rein263 Annabelle Butler Dragonwyck Skylark265 Chamberlain Family KA Arohaina Royal Guardsman266 Ella Ingold Davlin SmurfetteClass 234 Novice Lead Rein Pony,not exceeding 128cm, 0-5 wins

MAY ONLY COMPETE IN 1 OF THE NEXT 2 CLASSES262 Matilda Joho Black Beauty265 Chamberlain Family KA Arohaina Royal Guardsman266 Ella Ingold Davlin Smurfette267 Mark mcBain Sharland Park sub zero268 Lucy Moorhead Pixie DustClass 235 Open Lead Rein Pony of Show Type263 Annabelle Butler Dragonwyck Skylark264 Breading /Power Partnership Gundagai Leongatha265 Chamberlain Family KA Arohaina Royal Guardsman266 Ella Ingold Davlin Smurfette267 Mark mcBain Sharland Park sub zeroClass 236 Lead Rein Pony most suitable for a Pony Club Mount

JUDGING OF 262 Matilda Joho Black Beauty267 Mark mcBain Sharland Park sub zero268 Lucy Moorhead Pixie DustChampion Lead Rein PonyReserve Champion Lead Rein Pony(TO BE JUDGED FROM THE WINNERS OF THE PREVIOUS THREE CLASSES)

Class 237 Best Paced Lead Rein Pony not exceeding 128cm263 Annabelle Butler Dragonwyck Skylark264 Breading /Power Partnership Gundagai Leongatha265 Chamberlain Family KA Arohaina Royal Guardsman266 Ella Ingold Davlin Smurfette267 Mark mcBain Sharland Park sub zeroClass 238 Best Mannered Lead Rein Pony not exceeding 128cm263 Annabelle Butler Dragonwyck Skylark264 Breading /Power Partnership Gundagai Leongatha265 Chamberlain Family KA Arohaina Royal Guardsman266 Ella Ingold Davlin SmurfetteWORKING HUNTER - PONYEntry Fee: Members $5 Non Members $10 Prizes: 1st $15, 2nd $10, 3rd $7, 4th $5 The Association awards Champion and Reserve Champion Ribbons. Judging to commence at approximately 11.00 am in the Pony Ring.Working Hunter Ponies are required to demonstrate jumping ability and be of good, strong conformation, with good manners, sound paces and be a comfortable ride over long distances. They will be required to jump a minimum of three hunter type fences. Jumping style and ability 40%, conformation 30%, paces and manners 30%. Ponies will be required to gallop within the confines and constraints of the venue involved. No boots or bandages permitted. Dawn Gresham

Class 239 Working Hunter Pony not exceeding 138cm251 Jake Cramond Crockett305 Katie Fitzsimons Skibbereen Upbeat311 Mandy Mead Timaunga ConorClass 240 Working Hunter Pony over 138cm but not exceeding 148cm

JUDGING OF 269 Lydia Hanrahan Lucy Stardust306 Ella Fitzsimons Apsley Golden Secret310 Maggie Moore Chesapeake Bay312 Sami Mead Pop goes the WeaselChampion Pony Working HunterReserve Champion Pony Working HunterHUNTER JUMPING - PONIESEntry Fee: Members $5 Non Members $10 Prizes: 1st $15, 2nd $10, 3rd $7, 4th $5 The Association awards Champion and Reserve Champion Ribbons. Judging to commence at the conclusion of the Pony Working Hunter classes in the Pony Ring.Dawn Gresham Class 241 Novice Pony Hunter over fences, not exceeding 138cm, 0 to 5 wins251 Jake Cramond Crockett305 Katie Fitzsimons Skibbereen Upbeat311 Mandy Mead Timaunga ConorClass 242 Novice Pony Hunter over fences, over 138cm & not exceeding 148cm, 0to5 wins269 Lydia Hanrahan Lucy Stardust

270 Michelle Ewart Simply Shiloh306 Ella Fitzsimons Apsley Golden Secret310 Maggie Moore Chesapeake Bay312 Sami Mead Pop goes the WeaselClass 243 Open Pony Hunter,over fences, not exceeding 138cmOne baulk to disqualify 251 Jake Cramond Crockett305 Katie Fitzsimons Skibbereen Upbeat311 Mandy Mead Timaunga ConorClass 244 Open Pony Hunter over fences, over 138cm and not exceeding 148cmOne baulk to disqualify

JUDGING OF 270 Michelle Ewart Simply Shiloh306 Ella Fitzsimons Apsley Golden SecretChampion Pony HunterReserve Champion Pony Hunter

IN HANDENTRANCE FOR ALL HORSE EXHIBITORS ON SHOW DAY

15 LISMORE MAYFIELD ROAD(Opposite Mayfield School)

Please note: Tractor Pull will be held in the northern side of the showgrounds, this will be held between the hours of 10 am and 5 pm. There will be some noise associated with this competition, which we are doing our very best to minimise where possible

Back numbers are available from Mayfield A & P Association. Number holders are acceptable. If using Mayfield back numbers a $5 deposit will be required. Back numbers will be available on south side of ring.

THERE WILL BE NO MEASURING ON SHOW DAY

The Grand Parade will be held in the main ring at 1.30 pm and all prize winners are required to parade.Prize money will be given out after the Grand Parade (except for FEI classes. which will be given out in the Ring) and Prize Money not collected on Show Day will be forfeited.

IMPORTANT: Exhibitors MUST have exhibits on the Ground at the stated time, in order that judging can start promptly.Please refer to the Conditions of Entry at the start of the Horse Section.MINIATURE HORSESEntry Fee: Members $5 Non Members $10 Prizes: 1st $15, 2nd $10, 3rd $7, 4th $5 Judging to commence at 9.30 am, at the western end of the Showgrounds. Please refer to map in below conditions at front of horse schedule.The Association donates Champion and Reserve Champion Ribbons in Miniature Horses Section A and B. The Roberts Family donate the Ribbon for Supreme Champion Miniature Horse.

Criteria: Miniature Horses must be registered with bodies affiliated to the RAS. Registration number and Association must be stated on entry form. Horses or ponies registered with any other Breed Society are not eligible. The Miniature Horse Section of the Show will be run in accordance with NZMHA Show Rules.

CATEGORY AKaryn Bethell Class 245 Best Presented Horse and Handler271 Alex Tutty SWS Rockin Da Boat272 Danni Alfeld Bluegables Bayonets Fancy Pants273 Shevelle Halford Gemtime Rebels Lil Sinner293 Estreich Family Maungatua Sinners After DarkClass 246 Foal - Filly or ColtClass 247 Yearling - Filly, Colt or Gelding293 Estreich Family Maungatua Sinners After DarkClass 248 2 & 3 Year Old, Filly, Colt or Gelding271 Alex Tutty SWS Rockin Da Boat274 Danni Alfeld Bayview Novas GiseleClass 249 Mare or Gelding, 4 years and over272 Danni Alfeld Bluegables Bayonets Fancy Pants273 Shevelle Halford Gemtime Rebels Lil SinnerClass 250 Best Movement, 1 year and under293 Estreich Family Maungatua Sinners After DarkClass 251 Best Movement, 2 years and over

JUDGING OF 271 Alex Tutty SWS Rockin Da Boat

272 Danni Alfeld Bluegables Bayonets Fancy Pants273 Shevelle Halford Gemtime Rebels Lil Sinner274 Danni Alfeld Bayview Novas GiseleChampion Miniature Horse AReserve Champion Miniature Horse A

CATEGORY BClass 252 Best Presented Horse and Handler275 Alex Tutty SWS Doube Identity276 Alex Tutty SWS Inceptions Code Blue277 Courtney Quinn Arcadia Driven By Revenge278 Hayden Urquhart279 Shevelle Halford SWS Simply the Best294 Estreich Family Caledons Stairway To Heaven295 Estreich Family Shangrila RMs Black Sinner296 Estreich Family Maungatua Cavaliers Total EclipseClass 253 Foal - Filly or ColtClass 254 Yearling - Filly, Colt or Gelding275 Alex Tutty SWS Doube Identity296 Estreich Family Maungatua Cavaliers Total EclipseClass 255 2 & 3 Year Old, Filly, Colt or Gelding279 Shevelle Halford SWS Simply the Best280 Courtney Quinn Fairgrounds Dont Buck Me Off294 Estreich Family Caledons Stairway To HeavenClass 256 Mare or Gelding, 4 years and over276 Alex Tutty SWS Inceptions Code Blue277 Courtney Quinn Arcadia Driven By Revenge278 Hayden Urquhart295 Estreich Family Shangrila RMs Black SinnerClass 257 Best Movement, 1 year and under275 Alex Tutty SWS Doube Identity296 Estreich Family Maungatua Cavaliers Total Eclipse

Class 258 Best Movement, 2 years and overJUDGING OF 276 Alex Tutty SWS Inceptions Code Blue277 Courtney Quinn Arcadia Driven By Revenge278 Hayden Urquhart279 Shevelle Halford SWS Simply the Best280 Courtney Quinn Fairgrounds Dont Buck Me Off295 Estreich Family Shangrila RMs Black Sinner294 Estreich Family Caledons Stairway To HeavenChampion Miniature Horse BReserve Champion Miniature Horse B

JUDGING OF SUPREME CHAMPION MINIATURE HORSE

HARNESS CLASSES Time will be given to get ready.Class 259 Open Miniature Horse272 Danni Alfeld Bluegables Bayonets Fancy Pants278 Hayden UrquhartClass 260 Best Paced and Mannered272 Danni Alfeld Bluegables Bayonets Fancy Pants278 Hayden UrquhartSupreme Champion Miniature HorseIN HAND PONYEntry Fees: Members $5 Non members $10 Prize Money: 1st $15, 2nd $10, 3rd $7, 4th $5 The Association awards Champion and Reserve Champion Ribbons. Judging to commence at 12pm, in the paddock at the western end of the Showgrounds. Please refer to map in below conditions at front of horse schedule..Stephanie Bishop

Class 261 Best Presented Pony and HandlerAdult or Youngstock 265 Chamberlain Family KA Arohaina Royal Guardsman281 Michelle Jordan Glenarden Viking282 P M Phillips Ellangowan Aurora283 Tania White Happy In Hooves Willow284 Tracey Pierce Stonefields Wizard316 Cretney Family Stonefields Black DiamondClass 262 Mare 4yrs and over, not exceeding 148cms283 Tania White Happy In Hooves Willow285 DG Equine KS WitcheryClass 263 Gelding 4yrs and over, not exceeding 148cms265 Chamberlain Family KA Arohaina Royal Guardsman281 Michelle Jordan Glenarden Viking316 Cretney Family Stonefields Black DiamondClass 264 Stallion 4yrs and over, not exceeding 148cmsClass 265 Coloured Pony 4yrs and over, not exceeding 148cmsJUDGING OF Champion Adult Led PonyReserve Champion Adult Led PonyClass 266 Foal - Colt, Filly or GeldingClass 267 Yearing - Colt, Filly or Gelding282 P M Phillips Ellangowan Aurora284 Tracey Pierce Stonefields WizardClass 268 Two Year Old - Colt, Filly or GeldingClass 269 Three Year Old - Colt, Filly or Gelding

Class 270 Coloured Youngstock Pony 3yrs and Under - Colt, Filly or Gelding

JUDGING OF Champion Youngstock Led PonyReserve Champion Youngstock Led PonyClass 271 Best Movement In Hand Pony, any age265 Chamberlain Family KA Arohaina Royal Guardsman281 Michelle Jordan Glenarden Viking283 Tania White Happy In Hooves Willow285 DG Equine KS Witchery316 Cretney Family Stonefields Black DiamondClass 272 Best Mannered In Hand Pony, any age265 Chamberlain Family KA Arohaina Royal Guardsman281 Michelle Jordan Glenarden Viking283 Tania White Happy In Hooves Willow285 DG Equine KS Witchery316 Cretney Family Stonefields Black DiamondClass 273 Best Handler, up to 17 years316 Cretney Family Stonefields Black DiamondClass 274 Best Handler, over 17 years265 Chamberlain Family KA Arohaina Royal Guardsman281 Michelle Jordan Glenarden Viking283 Tania White Happy In Hooves WillowIN HAND HORSEEntry Fees: Members $5 Non members $10 Prize Money: 1st $15, 2nd $10, 3rd $7, 4th $5 The Association awards Champion and Reserve Champion Ribbons.

Judging to commence at 12pm, in the paddock at the western end of the Showgrounds. Please refer to map in below conditions at front of horse schedule..Anita McGregor Class 275 Best Presented Horse and HandlerAdult or Youngstock 286 L Chamberlain J Hopkinson Trentwood Buzz Off287 Lisa Urquhart Sahara Desert Savannah288 Lyn & Emily Chamberlain Lady Eclipse289 Megan Robinson Whiterocks Swing313 Racheal List Lv VendellaClass 276 Mare or Gelding 4yrs and over, 148cms and over, of Hack type202 Annabelle Tukia Evander Hennessy Black209 DG Equine Gravitate DG286 L Chamberlain J Hopkinson Trentwood Buzz Off287 Lisa Urquhart Sahara Desert SavannahClass 277 Mare or Gelding 4 years and over, 148cms and over, of Hunter type288 Lyn & Emily Chamberlain Lady Eclipse314 Mel Cleland Reid n Dale Special Edition317 Rebecca Hartnett Dark SecretClass 278 Stallion 4yrs and over, 148cms and overClass 279 Coloured Horse 4yrs and over, 148cms and over

JUDGING OF Champion Adult Led HorseReserve Champion Adult Led Horse

Class 280 Foal - Colt, Filly or GeldingClass 281 Yearling - Colt, Filly or Gelding289 Megan Robinson Whiterocks SwingClass 282 Two Year Old - Colt, Filly or GeldingClass 283 Three Year Old - Colt, Filly or Gelding313 Racheal List Lv VendellaClass 284 Coloured Youngstock Horse 3yrs and Under - Colt, Filly or Gelding

JUDGING OF Champion Youngstock Led HorseReserve Champion Youngstock Led HorseClass 285 Best Movement In Hand Horse, any age209 DG Equine Gravitate DG287 Lisa Urquhart Sahara Desert Savannah288 Lyn & Emily Chamberlain Lady Eclipse289 Megan Robinson Whiterocks Swing317 Rebecca Hartnett Dark SecretClass 286 Best Mannered In Hand Horse, any age286 L Chamberlain J Hopkinson Trentwood Buzz Off287 Lisa Urquhart Sahara Desert Savannah288 Lyn & Emily Chamberlain Lady Eclipse289 Megan Robinson Whiterocks Swing317 Rebecca Hartnett Dark SecretClass 287 Best Handler, 14yrs to 21yrsClass 288 Best Handler, Over 21yrs286 L Chamberlain J Hopkinson Trentwood Buzz Off287 Lisa Urquhart Sahara Desert Savannah

288 Lyn & Emily Chamberlain Lady Eclipse289 Megan Robinson Whiterocks SwingIN HAND WELSHEntry Fees: Members $5 Non members $10 Prize Money: 1st $15, 2nd $10, 3rd $7, 4th $5 The Association awards Champion and Reserve Champion Ribbons. Judging to commence at 12pm, in the paddock at the western end of the Showgrounds. Please refer to map in below conditions at front of horse schedule.. The Association awards Champion and Reserve Champion Ribbons MUST BE REGISTERED WITH NZWPC. REGISTRATION NUMBER TO BE STATED ON ENTRY FORM.Helen Reed Class 289 Purebred Mare, Section A,B,C or DSuitable for breeding, may be in foal or have foal at foot. 259 Singleton Family Gundagai KutteeClass 290 Partbred MareSuitable for breeding,may be in foal or have foal at foot. 254 SL & PM Harvey Hillbilly Ambition285 DG Equine KS WitcheryClass 291 Purebred Stallion, Section A,B,C or DMust wear 'S' Badge. Class will only be held if 3 or more entries. Class 292 Purebred Gelding, Section A,B,C or D265 Chamberlain Family KA Arohaina Royal Guardsman267 Mark mcBain Sharland Park sub zero315 Cretney Family Gundagai JiggijahClass 293 Partbred Gelding

JUDGING OF 253 Piper Harvey Dingmac Billy Do316 Cretney Family Stonefields Black DiamondChampion Purebred WelshReserve Champion Purebred WelshChampion Partbred WelshReserve Champion Partbred WelshClass 294 Purebred Foal, Section A, B, C or DColt, Filly or Gelding Class 295 Purebred Yearling, Section A, B, C or DColt, Filly or Gelding Class 296 Purebred 2 year old, Section A, B, C or DColt, Filly or Gelding 290 J Hunt Ellangowan HortonClass 297 Purebred 3 year old, Section A, B, C or DColt, Filly or Gelding JUDGING 291 P M Phillips/ John Phillips Ellangowan MoonstoneReserve Champion Purebred Welsh YoungstockChampion Purebred Welsh YoungstockClass 298 Partbred FoalColt, Filly or Gelding Class 299 Partbred YearlingColt, Filly or Gelding 282 P M Phillips Ellangowan Aurora284 Tracey Pierce Stonefields Wizard

Class 300 Partbred 2 year oldColt, Filly or Gelding Class 301 Partbred 3 year oldColt, Filly or Gelding JUDGING OF Reserve Champion Partbred Welsh YoungstockChampion Partbred Welsh YoungstockClass 302 Best Mannered and Movement, Pure or Partbred259 Singleton Family Gundagai Kuttee265 Chamberlain Family KA Arohaina Royal Guardsman267 Mark mcBain Sharland Park sub zero282 P M Phillips Ellangowan Aurora284 Tracey Pierce Stonefields Wizard285 DG Equine KS Witchery290 J Hunt Ellangowan Horton291 P M Phillips/ John Phillips Ellangowan Moonstone316 Cretney Family Stonefields Black Diamond315 Cretney Family Gundagai JiggijahClass 303 Best Walk. Pure or Partbred259 Singleton Family Gundagai Kuttee265 Chamberlain Family KA Arohaina Royal Guardsman267 Mark mcBain Sharland Park sub zero282 P M Phillips Ellangowan Aurora285 DG Equine KS Witchery290 J Hunt Ellangowan Horton291 P M Phillips/ John Phillips Ellangowan Moonstone315 Cretney Family Gundagai Jiggijah316 Cretney Family Stonefields Black DiamondClass 304 Best Trot. Pure or Partbred259 Singleton Family Gundagai Kuttee265 Chamberlain Family KA Arohaina Royal Guardsman267 Mark mcBain Sharland Park sub zero

282 P M Phillips Ellangowan Aurora284 Tracey Pierce Stonefields Wizard285 DG Equine KS Witchery290 J Hunt Ellangowan Horton291 P M Phillips/ John Phillips Ellangowan Moonstone315 Cretney Family Gundagai Jiggijah316 Cretney Family Stonefields Black DiamondClass 305 Best Junior Handler up to 17yrsShowing most Empathy and Ability. Must be suitably attired. 259 Singleton Family Gundagai Kuttee267 Mark mcBain Sharland Park sub zero291 P M Phillips/ John Phillips Ellangowan Moonstone316 Cretney Family Stonefields Black DiamondClass 306 Best Adult HandlerShowing most Empathy and Ability. Must be suitably attired. 259 Singleton Family Gundagai Kuttee265 Chamberlain Family KA Arohaina Royal Guardsman282 P M Phillips Ellangowan Aurora285 DG Equine KS Witchery290 J Hunt Ellangowan Horton

CARTWRIGHT'S INSURANCE & MORTGAGE BROKERS HORSE &

PONY FEI SHOW JUMPING

TRAINING FEIBob Gray & Malcolm Cretney

Class 350 Pony 70cm Two Phase Art 274_5.3Entry Fee: Members $5 Non Members $10 Prizes: Ribbons 1st to 6th 1 Jessica Taylor My magic mike2 Michelle Ewart Simply Shiloh13 Sami Mead Pop goes the WeaselClass 351 Pony 70cm A2 Art 238_2.1Entry Fee: Members $5 Non Members $10 Prizes: Ribbons 1st to 6th 1 Jessica Taylor My magic mike13 Sami Mead Pop goes the WeaselClass 352 Pony 80cm Two Phase Art 274_5.3Entry Fee: Members $5 Non Members $10 Prizes: Ribbons 1st to 6th 2 Michelle Ewart Simply ShilohClass 353 Pony 80cm A2 Art 238_2.1Entry Fee: Members $5 Non Members $10 Prizes: Ribbons 1st to 6th Class 354 Horse 80cm Two Phase Art 274_5.3Entry Fee: Members $5 Non Members $10 Prizes: Ribbons 1st to 6th 3 Kelly Johnston Memoir4 Lydia Bowles Smoke Em Wilson5 Nicola Sim Killarney14 Stevie Young Mustang Sally15 Gemma McKenzie Wairuna Minty16 Sarah Boles De Boer Night FuryClass 355 Horse 80cm A2 Art 238_2.1Entry Fee: Members $5 Non Members $10 Prizes: Ribbons 1st to 6th 3 Kelly Johnston Memoir4 Lydia Bowles Smoke Em Wilson

5 Nicola Sim Killarney6 Rebecca Sheate Stanley15 Gemma McKenzie Wairuna Minty16 Sarah Boles De Boer Night FuryClass 356 Horse 90cm Two Phase Art 274_5.3Entry Fee: Members $5 Non Members $10 Prizes: Ribbons 1st to 6th 3 Kelly Johnston Memoir4 Lydia Bowles Smoke Em Wilson6 Rebecca Sheate Stanley14 Stevie Young Mustang SallyClass 357 Horse 90cm A2 Art 238_2.1Entry Fee: Members $5 Non Members $10 Prizes: Ribbons 1st to 6th 3 Kelly Johnston Memoir6 Rebecca Sheate Stanley

OPEN FEIBob Gray & Malcolm Cretney Class 358 Open Pony 90cm Two Phase Art 274_5.3Entry Fee: Members $5 Non Members $10 Prizes: 1st $15, 2nd $12, 3rd $10, 4th $8 Class 359 Open Pony 90cm A2 Art 238_2.1Entry Fee: Members $8 Non Members $12 Prizes: 1st $20, 2nd $15, 3rd $10, 4th $8 Class 360 Open Pony 100cm Two Phase Art 274_5.3Entry Fee: Members $8 Non Members $12 Prizes: 1st $25, 2nd $20, 3rd $15, 4th $12

11 Josie Greer Moonspirit Treasure12 Sami Mead Freelance IIClass 361 Open Pony 100cm A2 Art 238_2.1Entry Fee: Members $8 Non Members $12 Prizes: 1st $25, 2nd $20, 3rd $15, 4th $12 11 Josie Greer Moonspirit Treasure12 Sami Mead Freelance IIClass 362 Open Horse 100cm Two Phase Art 274_5.3Entry Fee: Members $10 Non Members $14 Prizes: 1st $30, 2nd $25, 3rd $20, 4th $14 7 Emma Waite Renoir NZPH8 Kate perry Noritake9 Nicola Sim Tipperary GoldClass 363 Open Horse 100cm A2 Art 238_2.1Entry Fee: Members $10 Non Members $14 Prizes: 1st $30, 2nd $25, 3rd $20, 4th $15 8 Kate perry Noritake9 Nicola Sim Tipperary Gold10 Kate perry CasiraghiClass 364 Open Horse 110cm Two Phase Art 274_5.3Entry Fee: Members $10 Non Members $14 Prizes: 1st $40, 2nd $35, 3rd $25, 4th $15

Mascot Memorial Trophy awarded annually to the winner. Winner 2019: No Awarded7 Emma Waite Renoir NZPH10 Kate perry CasiraghiClass 365 Open Pony 110cm Two Phase Art 274_5.3

Entry Fee: Members $8 Non Members $12 Prizes: 1st $25, 2nd $20, 3rd $15, 4th $12 11 Josie Greer Moonspirit TreasureClass 366 Open Pony 110cm A2 Art 238_2.1Entry Fee: Members $8 Non Members $12 Prizes: 1st $25, 2nd $20, 3rd $15, 4th $12 11 Josie Greer Moonspirit TreasureClass 367 Open Horse 115cm A2 Art 238_2.1Entry Fee: Members $10 Non Members $14 Prizes: 1st $45, 2nd $35, 3rd $25, 4th $15

Mid Canterbury Stock and Station Agents' Challenge Trophy awarded annually to the winner. Winner 2019: D Hutton - Rolus.7 Emma Waite Renoir NZPHMID CANTERBURY STOCK AND STATION AGENTS CHALLENGE TROPHYfor winner in FEI open horse 115 cm

DAIRY GOATSDairy Goat Convenor: Mr Kevin McKeownEntry Fee: Members $2 Non Members $3.Prizes: 1st $5, 2nd $3, 3rd $2.Judging to commence at 10 a.m.Goats to be penned by 9.30 a.m.PRIZE MONEY FOR 1st, 2nd and 3rd TO BE PAID OUT ON SHOW DAYThe By-laws of the R.A.S. of N.Z. for the Exhibition of Dairy Goats apply.

NO ENTIRE MALE GOAT will be admitted to the Showgrounds.South Canterbury Dairy Goat Breeders Club donates Ribbons for the Champion Doe and Champion Junior Doe. PLEASE PROVIDE HERD BOOK NUMBERS AND SIRE'S NAME WITH ENTRY.BREED AWARDS - To be awarded only if the animal is deemed worthy and is not already eligible for a Breed Champion prefix or is a BCH.

STANDARD AGE CLASSES FOR DOESClass 375 Doe in Milk under 3 years of age1 Janine Tasker Zodian Violet2 Kim Carter Zodian LucyClass 376 Doe in Milk, 3 years and under 5 years3 Kim Carter Zodian GaiaClass 377 Doe in Milk 5 years and overCHAMPION DOE to be selected from the first prize winners in above 3 classes. RESERVE CHAMPION DOE The second place winner in the class from which the Champion was selected to be paraded with the other first place winner for selection of Reserve.4 Janine Tasker Zodian GalaReserve Champion DoeClass 378 Grand Champion Standard Age ClassAny doe who has obtained her Grand Champion is eligible.

CHAMPION CHALLENGE. To be selected from the winner of the above class and the Champion Doe. NO award to be made if there is no competition.

BREED CERTIFICATES5 Kim Carter Zodian BreaghChampion ChallengeChampion Doe

SPECIAL IN MILK CLASSESClass 379 Senior ProgenyTwo daughters in milk of the same sire, but different dams. Names of sires & dams to be given on entry form. Class 380 Type & Production 1Class 381 Best UdderOpen to all does who have borne a kid. To be judged full and again when stripped out. Points awarded for both full and empty udder to be totalled to determine the prize winners. (Does must be finally stripped prior to entering the ring for empty udder judging.) 1 Janine Tasker Zodian Violet2 Kim Carter Zodian Lucy3 Kim Carter Zodian Gaia4 Janine Tasker Zodian Gala5 Kim Carter Zodian BreaghClass 382 Dam & Daughter in Milk

JUNIOR HERDSPERSON

Class 383 Junior Herdsperson15 years up to 25 years, showing an adult goat. To be judged on presentation and knowledge of the anatomy of the animal, also the handling and health of the adult goat. Does not have to belong to the exhibitor.

JUNIOR SHOWMANSHIP CLASSClass 384 Junior ShowmanshipFor young persons 15 years of age and under. To be judged on the Exhibitor's ability to lead, place, turn, stop and start their goat. Show preparation and appearance of both Exhibitor and Goat to be taken into account. Exhibitor's age to be included on the entry form.

STANDARD AGE CLASSES FOR JUNIOR DOES

Class 385 Maiden Doe or GoatlingTo be 12 months and under 30 months, that has never borne a kid, including maiden milkers and springing does. 6 Barbara KENNEDY Antrimdowns Enigma7 Barbara KENNEDY Antrimdowns ArtzyClass 386 Doe Kid to be under 12 monthsCHAMPION JUNIOR DOE to be selected from the winners of the above 2 classes.

RESERVE CHAMPION JUNIOR DOE The second place winner in the class from which the Champion was selected to be paraded with the other first place winner for selection of Reserve.8 Barbara KENNEDY Antrimdowns Raffia9 Barbara KENNEDY Antrimdowns Jumble10 Janine Tasker Zodian OrlaChampion Junior DoeReserve Champion Junior Doe

JUNIOR SPECIAL CLASSClass 387 Junior ProgenyTwo daughters under 30 months of age, that have not borne a kid, of same sire but different dams. Name of sire and dams to be given on entry form. 9 Barbara KENNEDY Antrimdowns Jumble11 Barbara KENNEDY Antrimdowns Enigmia

UNREGISTERED / PET GOATSClass 388 Unregistered Doe in milkClass 389 Unregistered Goatling or Kid

ESSENTIAL NUTRITION LTD WOOLWool Convenor: Mr James WrightEntry Fee: Members: $2 Non Members: $2.50Prizes: 1st $4, 2nd $3, 3rd: $2.The Wool Section prize money will be paid out at 4 p.m. when fleeces are collected.

Essential Nutrition donates vouchers to the winners of Champion and Reserve Champion Fine Fleece.Essential Nutrition donates vouchers to the winners of Champion and Reserve Champion Strong Fleece.All wool must be what is known as This Seasons Wool.Fleeces may be transferred between classes at discretion of Judge.Fleeces to be skirted and in grease.Exhibitors of prize winning fleeces, wishing to enter the "National Golden Fleece Competition" contact the Secretary or Wool Section Convenor for further details.The Perpetual Wool Trophy - donated by local Wool Students, 1926, for Most Points in White Wool in the Wool Section. Winner 2019: J R ParrThe "One Tree" Perpetual Cup - Donated by F. W. Allan for Most Points in Purebred Sheep and Wool. Winner to gain points in both sections. Winner 2019: Not AwardedThe "J.H. Boaler" Memorial Perpetual Trophy - donated by E. A. Boaler for Most points in Flock Ewes and Ewe Classes in First Cross Halfbreds and Wool Classes. Winner to gain points in Sheep and Wool. Winner 2019: No EntriesThe Association awards Champion and Reserve Champion Ribbons for fine fleeces and for strong fleeces and a Supreme Champion Ribbon for the best overall fleece. The exhibitor of the Supreme Champion Fleece will hold the Sutton Trophy re-donated by Mrs Slatter for one

year (Winner 2019: AA Sandrey) and PGG Wrightson Wool donates $25 .

ALL WHITE WOOL TO BE JUDGED ON WEDNESDAY 4th MARCH 2020.Fleeces may be left at: PGG Wrightson Merchandise Store, Ashburton; PGG Wrightson Store, Mayfield no later than 10 am on Monday 2nd March 2020, or phone James Wright 03 3036 383 to make arrangements to leave fleeces at the judging venue.Please have NAME and CLASS NUMBER clearly printed on wool packs.All fleeces will be judged using the Royal Agricultural Society Score cards.The minimum weights for skirted fleeces in the Flock classes are as follows: Ewes - 2.30kg; Hoggets - 1.50kg.All White fleeces will be micron tested by Pastoral Measurements Ltd. The prize giving for the Wool Section will be held at the sheep pens following the judging of Champion of Champions (approximately 12 noon).Yaldhurst Wool Ltd donates $10 to the top scoring fleece excluding points for fleece weight in each breed section.

If Exhibitors would like to donate a fleece to the Mayfield A & P Association, at the conclusion of the Show, please discuss this with the Wool Marshals.

Donaldson Trophy - Awarded to the District Competitor gaining the most points in Wool.

NOTE: Fleece to be judged in BARCOO WOOLSHED off SH72 next door to showgrounds

MAYFIELD - GERALDINE/TEMUKA A & P FLOCK EWE OR WETHER FLEECE

CHAMPIONSHIP J R PARR & L M PARR PERPETUAL COMBINED WOOL CHAMPIONSHIP for the winner of the combined Flock Ewe or Weather fleece championship. Class 390 Flock Ewe or Wether Fleece ChampionshipNO ENTRY FEE Overall prizes: 1st $30, 2nd $20, 3rd $10. Open to Exhibitors who reside in the Mayfield and Geraldine/Temuka A & P Districts. Open to all breeds. Fleeces from Stud Sheep ineligible. Fleeces are to be entered in the appropriate showing classes at each Show and also entered in the Championship Class at each Show (without payment of entry fees). Fleeces will be judged at both Mayfield and Geraldine/Temuka with the points aggregated together for an overall winner. Fleeces to be in the Wool Room, Geraldine/Temuka A&P Grounds, by 10 a.m. on Wednesday 27th February 2019, or to have them

transported down, contact James Wright ph 03 3036 383. Essential Nutrition Ltd donates a voucher to the overall winner. Carrfields Primary Wool donates $20 towards the prizes. Please have NAME and CLASS NUMBER clearly printed in the wool packs. The breed to be stated on entry forms. Fleeces to be entered by exhibitor at both Shows. Fleeces will be transported to Mayfield from Geraldine/Temuka A & P Association. Fleeces in this class will be micron tested by Pastoral Measurements Ltd.1 J R PARR2 J R PARR3 J R PARR4 L M PARR5 L M PARR6 Phillippa Sanders7 Phillippa Sanders8 Phillippa Sanders

PASTORAL MEASUREMENTS LTD MERINO

The Canterbury Merino Association donates a Challenge Trophy to be awarded annually to the winner of most points in Merino Wool. Winner 2019: AA Sandrey Carrfields Primary Wool donates $20 to the winner of Most Points and $10 to the Runner UpOPEN CLASSESClass 391 Ram Fleece

Yaldhurst Wool Ltd donates $10 to the winner. 9 A A SANDREYClass 392 Ewe FleeceClass 393 Woolly Hogget FleeceReserve Champion Fine FleeceFLOCK CLASSESClass 394 Ewe FleeceYaldhurst Wool Ltd donates $10 to the winner. 10 A A SANDREY11 A A SANDREY12 Phillippa SandersChampion Fine FleeceClass 395 Wether Fleece13 A A SANDREYClass 396 Woolly Hogget Fleece14 A A SANDREY15 A A SANDREY

CARRFIELDS PRIMARY WOOL QUARTER BRED OR POLWARTH

OPEN CLASSESClass 397 Ram FleecePro Shear donates $10 to the winner. Class 398 Ewe Fleece16 D & V Strong17 D & V StrongClass 399 Woolly Hogget Fleece18 D & V Strong19 D & V Strong

MAINLAND WOOL HALFBRED OR CORRIEDALE

OPEN CLASSESClass 400 Ram FleeceMainland Wool donates $10 to the winner. Class 401 Ewe FleeceClass 402 Woolly Ewe Hogget FleeceFLOCK CLASSESClass 403 Ewe FleeceMainland Wool donates $10 to the winner. 20 James WrightClass 404 Woolly Hogget Fleece21 James WrightClass 405 Hogget Fleece, shorn as lambClass 406 Blend of Corriedale Lambs, minimum of 4 kgJudged mainly on evenness of blend.

YALDHURST WOOL LTD CROSSBREDOPEN CLASSESClass 407 Ram FleeceCarrfields Primary Wool donates $10 to the winner. Class 408 Ewe FleeceClass 409 Ewe Hogget Fleece, shorn as lambChampion Strong FleeceFLOCK CLASSES

Class 410 Ewe FleeceMid Canterbury Stock Scanning donates $10 to the winner. 22 J R PARR23 J R PARR24 J R PARR25 L M PARR26 L M PARR27 Phillippa SAnders28 Phillippa SandersClass 411 Woolly Hogget Fleece29 J R PARR30 J R PARR31 J R PARR32 Phillippa SandersClass 412 Blend of Ewe 2nd Shear, minimum of 8 kgJudged mainly on evenness of blend. Mid Canterbury Stock Scanning donates $10 to the winner. Class 413 Hogget Fleece, shorn as lamb33 J R PARR34 J R PARR35 J R PARRClass 414 Blend of Crossbred Lambs, minimum of 4kgJudged mainly on evenness of blend. 36 J R PARRReserve Champion Strong Fleece

BRUCE ROGERS SHEARING JUNIOR FLEECE COMPETITION

Class 415 A White Fleece of Any BreedEntry Fee: $2. Prizes: 1st $20, 2nd $15, 3rd $10, 4th $5. Ribbons will be awarded in this class. To be judged on quality points only (no points for weight).Points will also be given for skirting the fleece. Open to all Students in Year 6-13 inclusive. The fleece to be prepared by the exhibitor but not necessarily owned by the exhibitor. Please provide (with the fleece) the breed of sheep the fleece is from, estimate the micron of the fleece and describe the end uses for the fleece.

BLACK AND COLOURED WOOLAll fleeces in this section to be judged most suitable for handcraft.Mid Canterbury Branch of NZ Black and Coloured Sheep Breeders Association donates a rosette to the Champion Fleece. The Association awards Champion and Reserve Champion ribbons.Haskett Tray for Most Points in Black and Coloured Sheep and Black or Coloured Wool. Winner 2019: JD StewartEssential Nutrition donates a voucher to the winner of the Champion Black & Coloured Fleece.ALL BLACK AND COLOURED WOOL TO BE JUDGED ON THURSDAY 5th MARCH 2020. Fleeces may be left at: J D Stewart's, Rakaia or alternatively they can be taken to the judging venue. Contact James Wright 03 3036 383 for details. Fleeces to be delivered by Wednesday 4th March 2020.

NOTE: FLEECE venue BARCOO WOOL SHED off SH72 next door to showgrounds

Sandra Harnett Class 416 Black or Coloured Woolly Hogget Fleece30 microns (54's) or finer. 37 D & V Strong38 D & V Strong39 J D STEWART40 J D STEWART41 L P & K E PONSONBY42 Phillippa SAndersClass 417 Black or Coloured Woolly Hogget Fleece31 microns (52's) or stronger. 43 J D STEWART44 J D STEWART45 L M PARR46 L M PARRClass 418 Black or Coloured Mature Fleece31 microns (52's) and finer 47 D & V Strong48 D & V Strong49 J D STEWART50 J D STEWART51 L P & K E PONSONBY52 Phillippa SAndersClass 419 Black or Coloured Mature Fleece33 microns (50's) or stronger. 53 D B & A RTHOMPSON

54 D B & A RTHOMPSON55 J D STEWART56 J D STEWART57 L M PARR58 L M PARR59 L P & K E PONSONBY60 Phillippa SAndersClass 420 Black or Coloured Hogget Fleece, shorn as a lamb31 microns (52's) and stronger 61 J D STEWART62 J D STEWART63 L P & K E PONSONBYChampion Black & Coloured FleeceReserve Champion Black & Coloured FleeceSupreme Champion Fleece

EUKANUBA & VETENT DOG TRIALS

DOG TRIALS

Dog Trial Convener: Mayfield Collie Club

Judging to commence from 8 a.m.

PRIZE MONEY FOR 1st, 2nd, 3rd AND 4th TO BE PAID OUT ON SHOW DAY

VETENT kindly donates a bag of Eukanuba dog biscuits for the winner of each class.

Run under the auspices of the Mayfield Collie Club and according to the rules of the N.Z. Sheep Dog Trial Association. A Permit to Conduct a Sheep Dog Trial has been issued by the Canterbury Branch of the NZSDTA.

Certificate of current Hydatids Dosing should be available for all dogs entered from outside the County.

Ellery Trophy - competed for by the three top scoring dogs in the Open Trial at the conclusion of the trials, and be held by the winner for one year. Winner 2019: B Nicholas

Copper's Challenge Cup will be awarded annually to the winner of the maiden dog trial Winner 2019: D Lysaght

Mayfield Collie Club donates $10 to Top winning Club Member in each Class.

The Mayfield A & P Association Trophy will be awarded annually to the District Competitor who has not previously won a sheep dog trial event and has the highest scoring run. Winner 2019: Not Awarded

Mayfield & Methven Collie Clubs Special Prize:

$500 prize pool for competitors attending BOTH Mayfield and Methven A&P Shows, sponsored by the Mayfield and Methven Collie Clubs.

Prize Money for the winner of most points in: Open Classes: 1st: $100, 2nd: $50, 3rd: $25 Maiden Classes: 1st: $100, 2nd: $50, 3rd: $25

A Prize of $150 for the best maiden competitor (someone who has not won an event at a standard dog trial)

CA McKay trophy for most points at Mayfield & Methven A&P Shows for the overall winner.

Conditions: - Competitors must compete at both shows to be eligible. - Points for these prizes are gained in the first run (not from the run off).

Ken Turpin Scott Archbold Class 425 Maiden TrialEntry Fee: $5 Prizes: 1st $40, 2nd $20, 3rd $10 A Maiden Dog is one which has never won a first prize at a Registered Dog Trial, prior to closing date of entries. 1 HG & AF Eggleston Rain2 HG & AF Eggleston Bud3 Julian Chamberlain Fly

Class 426 Open TrialEntry Fee: $7 Prizes: 1st $60, 2nd $40, 3rd $20 1 F A MCKENZIE Joy2 HG & AF Eggleston Rain3 HG & AF Eggleston Bud4 Hugh Weir Pat5 Hugh Weir Tweed6 Julian Chamberlain Fly7 Ken Turpin Tess8 P N Binnie Kate9 P N Binnie Liz10 P N Binnie Moss

BALLANCE AGRI NUTRIENTS FARM PRODUCE

Produce Shed Convenor: Mrs Sheryl HarrisonTHE PRIZE MONEY FOR EXHIBITS WILL BE PAID OUT WHEN ENTRIES ARE COLLECTED AT THE END OF THE DAY.W. S. Greenslade Memorial Trophy, donated by the family of the late W. S. Greenslade, for Most Points in Farm Produce. Winner 2019: T & D ClarkThe Ruapuna Memorial Perpetual Cup, donated by the family of the late J. Moore, for the Most Points in Farm Produce, Field Roots, Vegetables and Fruit. Winner 2019: P Goldfinch

HINDS SEED CLEANING SEEDS

Entry Fee: $1Prizes (First 7 Classes): 1st $10, 2nd $5, 3rd $2.Prizes (Last 3 Classes): 1st $3, 2nd, $2, 3rd $1

All Exhibits (except Grass and Clover Seeds) to be grown by Exhibitors during the 2019-2020 Harvest Season. Grass and Clover Seeds may be from 2018-2019 Harvests.Luke Evans Brian Fielder Class 430 2kg Wheat. Any feed variety, wheat must be named1 T F CORBETT2 T F CORBETT5 D T Clarke6 D T Clarke17 Ricky Taylor20 Josh RushtonClass 431 2kg Wheat. Any biscuit variety, wheat must be named3 T F CORBETT21 Josh RushtonClass 432 2kg Wheat. Any milling variety, wheat must be named7 D T Clarke8 D T Clarke22 Josh RushtonClass 433 2kg Peas. Any variety, must be named9 D T Clarke10 D T ClarkeClass 434 10kg Feed Oats, variety to be named

Class 435 10kg Malting Barley, any variety, to be namedClass 436 10kg Feed Barley, any variety, to be named4 T F CORBETT11 D T Clarke12 D T Clarke19 Ricky TaylorClass 437 Short Rotation Ryegrass, one 500ml jar, variety to be namedClass 438 Any Perennial Ryegrass, one 500ml jar. (Nui, Ariki, Ruanui, Ellet, etc.)13 D T Clarke14 D T ClarkeClass 439 Any Other Seed, one 500ml jar, variety to be named15 D T Clarke16 D T Clarke

DONALD LOVE CONTRACTING FIELD ROOTS

Prizes: 1st $3, 2nd $2, 3rd $1. Entry Fee: $1 All produce to be grown at Exhibitor's Home. All exhibits to be named, if possible and be staged by 9 a.m.Luke Evans Brian Fielder

Class 440 Collection of Field Roots, one of each variety, to be namedClass 441 Three Swedes, any variety, to be namedClass 442 Three Turnips, any variety, to be namedClass 443 Heaviest Turnip, foliage to be left onClass 444 Heaviest Swede, foliage to be left onClass 445 Heaviest Mangold, foliage to be left onClass 446 One Root of Fodder Beet18 Ricky TaylorClass 447 One Stalk of Chou Moellier or KaleClass 448 Any Other Field Root, to be named

HOME PRODUCEProduce Shed Convenor: Mrs Sheryl HarrisonTHE PRIZE MONEY FOR EXHIBITS WILL BE PAID OUT WHEN ENTRIES ARE COLLECTED AT THE END OF THE DAY.All Produce to be grown at Exhibitor's Home and be Staged by 9 a.m.The Stoneycroft Trophy, donated by Mr & Mrs Jos. Murdoch, will be awarded annually to the winner of Most Points in Vegetables, Fruit, Cut Flowers and Decorative Sections. Winner 2019: P Goldfinch

Mr & Mrs R. N. Clucas donate a Trophy to be awarded annually, to the Competitor gaining Most Points in the Produce Shed. Winner 2019: G RapseyThe Ruapuna Memorial Perpetual Cup, donated by the family of the late J. Moore, for the Most Points in Farm Produce, Field Roots, Vegetables and Fruit. Winner 2019: P Goldfinch

CRANFIELD GLASS VEGETABLES & FRUIT

POST ENTRIES Will be accepted by the Marshal of the Vegetable and Fruit Section, up to 9 a.m. on Show MorningEntry Fee: $1Prizes: 1st $3, 2nd $2, 3rd $1.All Root Vegetables to have their tops trimmed back to 2.5cm.South Island Seed Dressing donates $20 to the winner of Most Points and $15 to the Premier ExhibitRural Women Mid Canterbury donates $10 to the Runner Up.The Sutton Rosebowl will be awarded annually to the Exhibitor of the Outstanding Vegetable / Fruit entry and South Island Seed Dressing donates $15. Winner 2019: C Ellery

"BRAG TABLE"(First 10 Classes)

Helen Hargraves Val Fleming Class 450 Heaviest Pumpkin or SquashTo be weighed when entered. Heaviest Pumpkin (Sash)Class 451 Heaviest Potato1 Fletcher TaylorClass 452 Heaviest CarrotClass 453 Heaviest Cabbage (Show condition)Class 454 Heaviest OnionClass 455 Heaviest MarrowClass 456 Heaviest AppleClass 457 Largest TomatoClass 458 Ugliest VegetableClass 459 Collection of Vegetables - Your Choice - 90 x 120 cm spaceClass 460 Two ParsnipsClass 461 Two CarrotsClass 462 Two Long BeetrootClass 463 Two Round Beetroot2 Fletcher TaylorClass 464 Two Red OnionsClass 465 Two Onions, any other varietyClass 466 Three EschalotsClass 467 Two Heads of GarlicClass 468 One Head of Silver Beet

Class 469 Five Table Potatoes - White, must be namedClass 470 Five Table Potatoes - Red, must be namedClass 471 One LettuceClass 472 One CabbageClass 473 One PumpkinClass 474 One MarrowClass 475 Two ZucchiniClass 476 Three Kale StemsClass 477 One CucumberClass 478 Four Pods of Green PeasClass 479 Four Stalks of Rhubarb3 Rebecca TaylorClass 480 Four Pods of Dwarf BeansClass 481 Four Pods of Climber or Runner BeansClass 482 Two LeeksClass 483 One Head CauliflowerClass 484 One Head BroccoliClass 485 Four Stalks of ParsleyClass 486 Three Kinds of Culinary Herbs, to be namedClass 487 Two Cobs of Corn (Exhibitor may inspect before showing)Class 488 Any Other VegetableClass 489 Collection of Fruit

Class 490 Two PearsClass 491 Two ApplesClass 492 Two PeachesClass 493 Two LemonsClass 494 Bunch of Grapes, mature or immatureClass 495 Three Ripe TomatoesClass 496 Three Green TomatoesClass 497 Three Heirloom TomatoesClass 498 Ten Walnuts in ShellOutstanding Vegetable / Fruit Entry - Sutton RosebowlChampion Exhibit Home Produce

HOME MADE TABLE WINESEntry Fee: $1Prizes: 1st $3, 2nd $2, 3rd $1.All Classes subject to International Rules.All Exhibits to be shown in 750ml clear shouldered wine bottles. Screw top hock and spirit bottles not acceptable. Each bottle constitutes one entry. There is no limit on the number of entries per exhibitor.Exhibits should be clearly labelled with the name of the main ingredient of the wine. Labels should be printed 5cm below the neck of the bottle and fancy labels are not acceptable. Corks to be flanged. A small number showing the Class, should be placed close to the base of the bottle.No exhibits to be fortified by the addition of any form of alcohol.

Rural Women Mid Canterbury donates $10 to the winner of the most points.The Association donates a Rosette to the Premier Exhibit.

Bruce & Yvonne Le Comte Penny Saunders OPEN CLASSESBruce & Yvonne Le Comte Class 499 Dry White Wine1 Dave Strong2 Dave Strong3 Dennys Guild4 Dennys Guild5 John GrantClass 500 Sweet White Wine6 Dennys Guild7 Dennys Guild8 John Grant9 John GrantClass 501 Dry Red Wine10 Dennys Guild11 Dennys Guild12 John GrantClass 502 Sweet Red Wine13 Dennys Guild14 Dennys Guild15 John Grant16 John Grant17 John GrantClass 503 Open Class, Wine18 Dennys Guild

19 Dennys Guild20 John Grant21 John Grant22 John GrantClass 504 Home Brew, Light Lager, mild23 Dennys Guild24 Rob Hickmott home brew beerClass 505 Home Brew, Stout, bitter25 Dennys Guild26 Rob Hickmott home brew beerClass 506 Home Brew, District Exhibitors only27 Rob Hickmott home brew beerClass 507 Home Brew, Any Type28 Rob Hickmott home brew beerClass 508 Wine, Any type, District Exhibitors only.Class 509 Liqueur made from Natural Ingredients29 John Grant30 John GrantClass 510 Liqueur made with EssencesNOVICE CLASSESA novice is one that has not won three First Prizes at Mayfield A&P Shows Bruce & Yvonne Le Comte Class 511 White Wine, Any TypeClass 512 Red Wine, Any TypeClass 513 Home Brew, Any Type31 Rob Hickmott home brew beerPremier Exhibit Table Wines

ARTHUR CATES PRESERVES

PRESERVESProduce Shed Convenor: Mrs Sheryl HarrisonEntry Fee: $1Prizes: 1st $3, 2nd $2, 3rd $1.All exhibits to be the work of the Exhibitor, and be staged by 9 a.m.All exhibits may be opened and tested, if considered necessary by the Judge.If entering more than one exhibit per class, items must be of a different variety/batch.Mrs M. Y. Campbell donates a Trophy to be awarded annually to the winner of Most points in Preserves. Winner 2019: G RapseyArthur Cates Ltd donates $20 to the winner of Most Points.Health 2000 Ashburton Ltd donates a voucher to the runner up.The Association donates a Rosette to the Premier Exhibit.

Aileen Sandrey Kath Schikker Class 520 Six Fresh Hens Eggs, judged by weight, brown or tinted, single yolked1 Barbara Scoles2 Cate Hogan-Wright3 Suzy King

4 Victoria Johnson5 glenys rapsey100 Moira EwartClass 521 Gift BasketTo contain no less then 4 varieties of jams, sauces and pickles, in any size jar or bottle. 6 Barbara Scoles7 Frances Donald101 Moira EwartClass 522 Afternoon Tea TrayNo bigger than 50x50cm, judged on overall appeal. 8 Barbara ScolesClass 523 One jar of Homemade Muesli, untoasted9 Barbara Scoles10 glenys rapseyClass 524 One jar Raspberry Jam11 Barbara Scoles12 S B RANKIN13 Victoria Johnson14 glenys rapsey15 glenys rapsey104 Moira EwartClass 525 One jar Apricot Jam16 Barbara Scoles17 S B RANKIN18 glenys rapsey19 glenys rapsey99 Josh RushtonClass 526 One jar Strawberry Jam20 Barbara Scoles21 Victoria Johnson22 glenys rapsey

23 glenys rapseyClass 527 One Jar Blackcurrant Jam24 Barbara Scoles25 Jacquie Murdoch26 glenys rapsey103 Moira EwartClass 528 Jam. 2 varieties27 Barbara Scoles28 glenys rapsey29 glenys rapsey105 Moira EwartClass 529 One jar Microwaved Jam30 Barbara Scoles31 glenys rapsey32 glenys rapseyClass 530 One jar MarmaladeUnstrained, fruit sliced not minced, fresh fruit not commercial pack 33 Barbara Scoles34 S B RANKIN35 glenys rapsey36 glenys rapseyClass 531 One jar of Jelly, any fruit37 Barbara Scoles38 glenys rapsey39 glenys rapsey102 Moira EwartClass 532 One jar of Apricots40 Barbara Scoles41 glenys rapseyClass 533 One jar of Peaches42 Barbara Scoles43 glenys rapsey

Class 534 One jar any other Fruit44 Barbara Scoles45 glenys rapsey46 glenys rapseyClass 535 One jar of Tomatoes47 Barbara Scoles48 glenys rapseyClass 536 One jar of Beetroot49 Barbara Scoles50 Frances Donald51 glenys rapseyClass 537 One jar of Pickles, unthickened52 Barbara Scoles53 Frances Donald54 glenys rapseyClass 538 One jar of Pickles, thickened55 Barbara Scoles56 glenys rapsey57 glenys rapseyClass 539 One jar of Pickled Gherkins or Onions58 Barbara Scoles59 glenys rapsey60 glenys rapseyClass 540 One jar of Pickled Lemons61 Barbara ScolesClass 541 One Bottle of Tomato Sauce62 Barbara Scoles63 S B RANKIN64 Victoria Johnson65 glenys rapseyClass 542 One jar of Tomato Relish, unthickened66 Barbara Scoles67 Frances Donald

68 S B RANKIN69 glenys rapseyClass 543 One jar of Relish, not Tomato70 Barbara Scoles71 Frances Donald72 S B RANKIN73 glenys rapsey74 glenys rapsey98 Jayne ClarkeClass 544 One jar of Chutney75 Barbara Scoles76 glenys rapsey77 glenys rapseyClass 545 One bottle of Sauce, other78 Barbara Scoles79 Frances Donald80 glenys rapsey81 glenys rapseyClass 546 Collection of three jars, one each of Pickles, Relish, Chutney82 Barbara Scoles83 glenys rapsey84 glenys rapseyClass 547 One Glass of Lemon Honey85 Barbara Scoles86 S B RANKIN87 glenys rapsey88 glenys rapseyClass 548 One Jar of Home Made Honey89 Barbara ScolesClass 549 Fruit Paste, any variety90 Barbara Scoles91 Victoria Johnson

Class 550 Home Made Cheese92 Barbara ScolesClass 551 One Bottle of Homemade Drink, non alcoholic, to be labelled93 Barbara Scoles94 Jane ArenasClass 552 One Bottle of Herbs95 Barbara Scoles96 Jane Arenas97 Jayne ClarkePremier Exhibit Preserves

COOKERYTHE PRIZE MONEY FOR EXHIBITS WILL BE PAID OUT WHEN ENTRIES ARE COLLECTED AT THE END OF THE DAY. If entering more than one exhibit per class, items must be of a different variety/batch/flavour.No Icing Sugar to be dusted on exhibits.Entries to be placed on paper towel or paper doily only.

JUNIOR COOKERYProduce Shed Convenor: Mrs Sheryl HarrisonEntry Fee: $1Prizes: 1st $3, 2nd $2, 3rd $1.Exhibits to be staged by 9 a.m.. A Trophy donated by Mr & Mrs F. E. Greenslade, will be awarded annually to the winner of Most Points. Winner 2019: P Arrowsmith

Mrs J Woolsey donates $20 to the winner of Most Points. New World donates a $10 voucher to the Runner Up.The Association donates a Rosette to the Premier Exhibit.Andrea Bailey Abby Homer HEALTHY LUNCH BOXCriteria: Lunch Box to fit the Healthy Food Pyramid, and Nutrition Guidelines for Children. Criteria for judging Lunch Box:Foods from the four food groups: Fruit & Veg, Breads & Cereals, Protein, Nuts & Seeds.Foods to be wrapped (where appropriate)Beverages.Presentation,Initiative and variety of foods in Lunch Box.Andrea Bailey Class 560 Primary School1 Fergus Oliver2 Lily Oliver3 Logan Dove 5604 Nikita Wilkins5 Sebastian ArenasClass 561 Secondary SchoolJUNIOR - UNDER 10 years on 1st March 2019The E M Vessey Trophy (Donated by Lagmhor / Westerfield Rural Women) will be awarded annually to the winner of Most Points in this Section. Winner 2019: P Arrowsmith

Andrea Bailey Class 562 Three Pieces of Ricebubble Cake6 Nikita Wilkins7 Sebastian Arenas8 Willow Arrowsmith215 Charlie ClarkeClass 563 Three Chocolate Chip Biscuits9 Clyde Carr10 Fergus Oliver11 Hugh Oliver12 Lily Oliver13 Nikita Wilkins14 Sebastian Arenas15 Tessa Boyd Chocolate chip biscuitsClass 564 One Decorated Gingerbread ManNo bigger than 15 cm x 10 cm, judged on decoration only 16 Kataraina King class 56417 Sebastian ArenasClass 565 Cake - any varietyPlain Icing 18 Flynn Carr19 Nikita Wilkins20 Sebastian ArenasClass 566 Three CupcakesPlain icing. (Cake to be judged) 21 Clyde Carr22 Nikita Wilkins23 Sebastian ArenasClass 567 Lolly Kebabs24 Amelia Dewes Cookery25 Clyde Carr26 Fergus Oliver

27 Flynn Carr28 Hugh Oliver29 Lily Oliver30 Sebastian Arenas31 Willow ArrowsmithClass 568 One Wine Biscuit with Edible DecorationsJudged on decoration only 32 Amelia Dewes Cookery33 Angus Whillans34 George Whillans35 Lily Oliver36 Logan Dove 56037 Sebastian Arenas38 Willow ArrowsmithClass 569 One Decorated Gingerbread Man, Pre School Age OnlyNo bigger than 15 cm x 10 cm, judged on decoration only 239 Mayfield Playcentre240 Mayfield Playcentre241 Mayfield Playcentre242 Mayfield Playcentre243 Mayfield Playcentre244 Mayfield Playcentre245 Mayfield Playcentre246 Mayfield Playcentre247 Mayfield Playcentre248 Mayfield Playcentre249 Mayfield Playcentre250 Mayfield Playcentre251 Mayfield Playcentre252 Mayfield Playcentre253 Mayfield Playcentre

254 Mayfield Playcentre255 Mayfield Playcentre256 Mayfield Playcentre257 Mayfield Playcentre258 Mayfield PlaycentreClass 570 Decorated Wine Biscuit, Pre School Age onlyJudged on Decoration Only 39 Charlotte Whillans40 James Dewes Cookery41 Mt Somers Playcentre Ryder Huggins42 Mt Somers Playcentre Tahlia Huggins43 Mt Somers Playcentre Luca Rodrigues44 Mt Somers Playcentre Nellie Crowley45 Mt Somers Playcentre Ivy Senavirathina46 Mt Somers Playcentre Scott C'Donnell47 Mt Somers Playcentre Waylon Crowley48 Mt Somers Playcentre Karmah Day49 Mt Somers Playcentre Harriet Waddell50 Mt Somers Playcentre Amelia Rodrigues51 Mt Somers Playcentre Finn Murphy52 Mt Somers Playcentre Ella O'Donnell53 Mt Somers Playcentre Billie Connolly219 Mayfield Playcentre220 Mayfield Playcentre221 Mayfield Playcentre222 Mayfield Playcentre223 Mayfield Playcentre224 Mayfield Playcentre225 Mayfield Playcentre226 Mayfield Playcentre227 Mayfield Playcentre228 Mayfield Playcentre229 Mayfield Playcentre230 Mayfield Playcentre

231 Mayfield Playcentre232 Mayfield Playcentre233 Mayfield Playcentre234 Mayfield Playcentre235 Mayfield Playcentre236 Mayfield Playcentre237 Mayfield Playcentre238 Mayfield PlaycentreSENIOR - 10 years - 18 years on 1st March 2019Andrea Bailey Class 571 Chocolate Cake, Plain Icing54 Thomas CorbettClass 572 Three Biscuits. Uniced. Any VarietyClass 573 Three Pikelets55 Elijah Arrowsmith56 Pearl ArrowsmithClass 574 Three Scones, not Plain57 Elijah Arrowsmith58 Jethro Dove 574Class 575 Three Muffins59 Pearl ArrowsmithClass 576 Three pieces Uncooked Slice, can be iced60 Jethro Dove 57461 Thomas CorbettClass 577 One Microwave Cooked Pudding in a CupIngredients 2 Tbsp Soft Butter1 Tbsp Coca Powder2 Tbsp Milk

1 tsp Vanilla Essence3 Tbsp Brown Sugar4 Tbsp Self raising Flour2 Tbsp Chocolate ChipsDirectionsMelt the butter. In a bowl combine butter and cocoa and mix well with a fork. Add milk, sugar, vanilla and beat again until smooth. Add the flour and chocolate chips and combine well. Put into a 350 ml cup that has been oiled and microwave on high for 1 m 45 secs (cooking times may vary).Remove from microwave and leave to cool.

OPEN COOKERYProduce Shed Convenor: Mrs Sheryl HarrisonEntry Fee: $1Prizes: 1st $3, 2nd $2, 3rd $1.Exhibits to be staged by 9 a.m.. The Heather Ponder Trophy donated by Mrs J. H. Ponder, for Most points in Open Cookery. Winner 2019: G Rapsey.Only one entry per class per exhibitor will count towards points for this Trophy. NOVICE - Aged 19 and OverA novice is one that has not won three First Prizes in the Open Cookery Section at Mayfield A&P Shows. Todds / Preen donates a voucher to the winner of Most Points.Mrs Ann Marshal

Class 578 A Round Chocolate Cake, Plain IcingClass 579 Three Plain Scones62 Anna Arrowsmith63 Marie McAnultyClass 580 Three Pikelets64 Anna Arrowsmith65 Marie McAnultyClass 581 Three Pieces Cooked Slice, All One VarietyClass 582 Three Biscuits, Uniced66 Marie McAnultyBREAD, SCONES AND PASTRYNew World donates a $20 voucher to the winner of Most Points and a $10 voucher to the Runner Up. The Association donates a Rosette to the Premier Exhibit. Class 583 LavoshClass 584 One Wedge of Bacon and Egg Pie67 glenys rapseyClass 585 One Home Made Loaf of White BreadAny shape or weight, yeast 68 Cindy Wilkins69 M K Bean70 Nikita Wilkins71 Richard Scrase open cookeryClass 586 One Home Made Loaf of Bread, other than WhiteAny shape or weight, yeast. 72 Cindy Wilkins73 M K Bean Class 58674 M K Bean Class 58675 Nikita Wilkins

76 Richard Scrase open cookeryClass 587 One Home Made Loaf of Bread, Made in Bread Maker77 Gerald Jacobson78 glenys rapsey79 glenys rapseyClass 588 Loaf of Keto Bread80 Eden Crowley Keto king loaf81 glenys rapseyClass 589 Fruit Loaf82 Cindy Wilkins83 Tamzin Read84 glenys rapsey85 glenys rapseyClass 590 Three Scones, oven86 Charles McCormick87 Gerald Jacobson88 Gordon McCormick89 Tamzin Read90 glenys rapsey91 glenys rapseyClass 591 Three Date Scones92 Gordon McCormick93 Tamzin Read94 glenys rapseyClass 592 Three Small Sausage Rolls95 glenys rapsey96 glenys rapseyClass 593 Three Pikelets97 Frances Donald98 Gerald Jacobson99 Gordon McCormick100 Gordon McCormick

101 Helen Dewes Cookery102 Nikita Wilkins103 Tamzin Read104 glenys rapseyClass 594 Three Bliss Balls105 Anna Arrowsmith106 Jane ArenasClass 595 Three Savoury Muffins107 Marie McAnulty108 Tamzin Read109 glenys rapsey110 glenys rapseyClass 596 Three Bran Muffins, no fruit111 Tamzin Read112 glenys rapseyClass 597 Three Fruit Muffins, using either fresh or dried fruit113 Tamzin Read114 glenys rapsey115 glenys rapseyClass 598 Three Gluten Free Muffins116 Gerald Jacobson117 Tamzin Read118 glenys rapsey119 glenys rapseyClass 599 Picnic Basket or Bag for a Day at the BeachJudged on contents & presentation. To be no bigger than 50x50cm. Premier Exhibit Bread, Scones, PastryCAKES, BISCUITS AND SLICES

Lakeway Nursery donates a $25 voucher to the winner of Most Points. New World donates a $10 voucher to the Runner Up. The Association donates a Rosette to the Premier Exhibit.Shirley Sheed Class 600 'Man Cake' Chocolate Cake, Iced, Cooked by a MaleIn memory of Philip Ludemann 120 Charles McCormick121 Conor Crowley The Man cake122 Gary Harrison123 Gerald Jacobson124 Gordon McCormick125 Harry Lowe126 Ian Ludemann127 Joshua Lyndsay128 Keith Bonnington129 Mark Greenslade130 Murray Bonnington131 Nathan Connolly 600132 Reon Blake133 Richard Scrase open cookery134 Waddell Contracting Limited Man Cake216 Arthur Grigg217 Mike Carr218 James Wright261 Richard TomsClass 601 Light Fruit Cake135 Tamzin Read136 glenys rapsey137 glenys rapseyClass 602 Sultana Cake

138 Helen Dewes Cookery139 Jane Arenas140 Rebecca Whillans141 Tamzin Read142 glenys rapsey143 glenys rapsey259 Ron Donaldson Class 602 Sultana CakeClass 603 Sponge with Mock Cream Filling, any variety144 Gerald Jacobson145 glenys rapsey146 glenys rapseyClass 604 Uniced Banana Cake147 Cindy Wilkins148 Helen Dewes Cookery149 Nikita Wilkins150 Tamzin Read151 glenys rapseyClass 605 Sponge Sandwich, jam filled152 Cindy Wilkins153 Tamzin Read154 glenys rapseyClass 606 Three Pieces of Shortbread155 Cindy Wilkins156 Helen Dewes Cookery157 Tamzin Read158 glenys rapsey159 glenys rapseyClass 607 Chocolate Cake, Plain Icing160 Charles McCormick161 Helen Dewes Cookery162 Jane Arenas163 Nikita Wilkins164 Tamzin Read

165 glenys rapsey166 glenys rapseyClass 608 Uncooked Slice, 3 pieces167 Cindy Wilkins168 Jane Arenas169 S B RANKIN170 Tamzin Read171 glenys rapsey172 glenys rapseyClass 609 Three Anzac Biscuits173 Cindy Wilkins174 Tamzin Read175 glenys rapseyClass 610 Three Afghans176 Cindy Wilkins177 Helen Dewes Cookery178 S B RANKIN179 Tamzin Read180 glenys rapseyClass 611 Three Belgium Biscuits181 Cindy Wilkins182 Jane Arenas183 Nikita Wilkins184 S B RANKIN185 Tamzin Read186 glenys rapseyClass 612 Two Varieties of Biscuits, 3 of each187 Cindy Wilkins188 Jane Arenas189 Nikita Wilkins190 S B RANKIN191 S B RANKIN192 Tamzin Read193 glenys rapsey

Class 613 Two Varieties of Slices, 3 of each194 Cindy Wilkins195 Tamzin Read196 glenys rapsey197 glenys rapseyClass 614 Carrot Cake, Iced, to be cooked in a ring tin198 Frances Donald205 S B RANKIN199 Gordon McCormick200 Helen Dewes Cookery201 Jane Arenas202 Tamzin Read203 glenys rapseyClass 615 'Bugs and Butterflies' Child's Birthday CakeJudged on Decoration only 204 Cindy WilkinsClass 616 3 Gingernuts206 Nikita Wilkins207 Tamzin Read208 glenys rapseyClass 617 Gluten Free Chocolate Cake, Plain Icing209 Gerald Jacobson210 Tamzin Read211 glenys rapseyClass 618 Four Pieces of Gluten Free Slice212 Tamzin Read213 glenys rapsey214 glenys rapseyPremier Exhibit Cakes

FLOWERSTHE PRIZE MONEY FOR EXHIBITS WILL BE PAID OUT WHEN ENTRIES ARE COLLECTED AT THE END OF THE DAY

ASHBURTON GUARDIAN CUT FLOWERS

POST ENTRIES will be accepted by the Marshal of the Cut Flowers Section up to 9 a.m. on Show Morning.

Produce Shed Convenor: Mrs Sheryl HarrisonEntry Fee: $1Prizes: 1st $3, 2nd $2, 3rd $1.All Flowers to be grown at Exhibitor's home. To be staged by 9am.Cut Flowers not to have supports.Rose entries to have foliage.The Florence Duff Memorial Perpetual Trophy - donated by the Association and Friends for Most Points in the Flower Section. Winner 2019: J Ryan Mr & Mrs H.M.A. McCormick's Trophy is awarded annually for the Premier Bloom. Winner 2019: Alison DonaldAshburton Guardian donates 3 months subscription to the winner of Most Points in Cut Flowers and to the Runner Up.Champion Ribbon and Ticket awarded to the Premier Bloom in the Cut Flower Section.

Brian Glassey Jay Schmack Class 625 Pot Plant - pot no bigger than 40 cm72 Samuel ClarkeClass 626 Lily or Lilium, 1 stem73 Rebecca TaylorClass 627 Container of ChrysanthemumsClass 628 Lavender PosyClass 629 One head of Hydrangea1 Victoria JohnsonClass 630 Small container of HeatherClass 631 One GladiolusClass 632 Two GladioliClass 633 Pompon Dahlias 5cm and under, 3 blooms in one containerClass 634 Miniature Decorative Dahlia, 15 cm or under, 3 blooms in one container74 Rebecca TaylorClass 635 Miniature Cactus Dahlia, 5cm or under, 3 blooms in one containerClass 636 Small Decorative Dahlia, 3 blooms in one containerClass 637 Water Lily Dahlia, 3 blooms in one containerClass 638 Medium Decorative Dahlia, one bloomClass 639 Medium Cactus Dahlia, one bloom

Class 640 Giant Decorative Dahlia, 25cm or over, one bloomClass 641 Any Other DahliaClass 642 One Stem of GeraniumClass 643 Roses, 3 blooms in one containerClass 644 One Rose in a Bud Vase2 Victoria JohnsonClass 645 One Stem David Austin Rose, to be namedClass 646 Container of Miniature RosesClass 647 One Stem of Floribunda RosePremier Bloom (Sash)Class 648 Bowl of Floral Carpet RoseClass 649 A Jar of DaisiesClass 650 Petunias, 3 stems on plateClass 651 A Branch of Fuchsia4 Victoria JohnsonClass 652 Container of Mixed Perennials5 Victoria JohnsonClass 653 Container of Mixed AnnualsClass 654 Succulents growing in a container6 Jane ArenasClass 655 A Jar of Marigolds, any type, but only one type in jarClass 656 A Head of Agapanthus7 Victoria JohnsonClass 657 Small Jar of Sweet Peas

Class 658 Miniature Bloom, under 5cmClass 659 A Collection of Foliage8 Victoria JohnsonClass 660 Any Other Cut Bloom, not previously specifiedClass 661 Vintage Tea Cup & Saucer Floral Arrangement9 Kataraina King class 661

LUSHINGTONS DECORATIVEEntry Fee: $1Prizes: 1st $3, 2nd $2, 3rd $1.Exhibits to be staged by 9 a.m.. Flowers need not necessarily be grown by Exhibitor.Drapes, Accessories and Artificial Material allowed.In this Section a novice is one who has not won three First Prizes (against 2 other entrants in the class) at Mayfield A&P Shows.In the Novice Section you must move up after winning the Section two times at the Mayfield Show.E. E. Gillies Trophy, re-donated by the Tasker family, to be awarded annually for Most Points in Decorative Section. Winner 2019: F WilliamsonTasker Trophy for the Premier Exhibit in Decorative Section. Winner 2019: F WilliamsonCatherine McCormick Trophy for Most Points in Novice Decorative Classes. Winner 2019: VA WatsonDecorative to be 75cm each.

The Association donates a Rosette to the Premier Exhibit. All Exhibitors to arrange Floral Art outside the Produce Shed. Only finished exhibits in Shed.Annette Waller Maree Bush & Emma Bush NOVICE CLASSES Talbot Silver donates a voucher to the winner of Most Points. Annette Walker Class 662 Past Presidents Competition - Totally WildMarshalls / Stewards to judge 10 Anne Watson11 Judy Fielder12 M B & N MORROW13 Sarah Naylor14 Victoria Johnson15 jackie ryan lushintons decorativeClass 663 Razzle, Dazzle16 Anne Watson17 Gordon McCormick18 Janet Kingsbury19 Sarah NaylorClass 664 Rustic Ramble20 Anne Watson21 Janet Kingsbury22 Sarah Naylor23 Victoria Johnson75 Rebecca TaylorClass 665 Fruits of the Sea24 Anne Watson

25 Janet Kingsbury26 Sarah NaylorClass 666 Pink and Posh27 Anne Watson28 Janet Kingsbury29 Sarah NaylorOPEN CLASSESDunhampton Lilyfields donates a voucher to the winner of Most Points in the Open Classes. Geraldine Garden Centre donates a voucher to the Runner Up of Most Points in Open Classes. Annette Walker Class 667 Whirl About30 Catherine McCormick31 Charles McCormick32 fiona williamson lushingtons decorative33 jackie ryan lushintons decorativeClass 668 French CharmPredominantly White.Mrs Jos. D. Murdoch's Perpetual Trophy will be awarded to the winner of this class. Winner 2019: F Williamson 34 Alison Donald35 Catherine McCormick36 Charles McCormick37 Jacquie Murdoch38 Judy Fielder39 fiona williamson lushingtons decorative40 jackie ryan lushintons decorativeClass 669 Sense of Nostalgia41 Alison Donald42 Catherine McCormick43 Charles McCormick44 Jacquie Murdoch

45 fiona williamson lushingtons decorative46 jackie ryan lushintons decorativeClass 670 Rhythm and Roses47 Alison Donald48 Catherine McCormick49 Charles McCormick50 Jacquie Murdoch51 fiona williamson lushingtons decorative52 jackie ryan lushintons decorativeClass 671 Gypsy Fire53 Catherine McCormick54 Charles McCormick55 fiona williamson lushingtons decorative56 jackie ryan lushintons decorativeClass 672 Shades of Contrasts57 Alison Donald58 Charles McCormick59 fiona williamson lushingtons decorative60 jackie ryan lushintons decorativeClass 673 Mist and Candles61 Alison Donald62 Catherine MCCORMICK63 Catherine McCormick64 Charles McCormick65 Jacquie Murdoch66 fiona williamson lushingtons decorative67 jackie ryan lushintons decorativePremier Exhibit Decorative Flowers

LUSHINGTONS SUNFLOWER COMPETITION

NO ENTRY FEE

Exhibits to be staged by 9am.Prize vouchers kindly sponsored by Lushingtons.Any question please ring Sheryl Harrison 027 274 1279

Brian Glassey Sharon Schmack Class 674 Tallest SunflowerFlower preparation suggestions 1. cut stem closest to soil level2. wrap cut end in moist paper towel or rag for transport3. Please bring bucket to contain water to stand flower in for measuring and judging68 Saskia Blake69 Taika BlakeClass 675 Biggest Head Sunflower70 Saskia Blake71 Taika BlakeChampion Creative Sunflower (Sash)

REDMONDS NEEDLEWORKProduce Shed Convenor: Mrs Sheryl HarrisonEntry Fee: $1Prizes: 1st $3, 2nd $2, 3rd $1.Exhibits to be staged by 9 a.m.. THE PRIZE MONEY FOR EXHIBITS WILL BE PAID OUT WHEN ENTRIES ARE COLLECTED AT THE END OF THE DAY.Every article to be bonafide work of exhibitor and to be new and unwashed.

Competitors who have won a first with an article at any previous Mayfield Show, will not be allowed to compete again with the same article, except in a class for collection of Handwork.Grassmere Perpetual Cup, donated by Miss Florence Gallagher, for Most Points in Needlework and Knitting. Winner 2019: W KinvigRedmonds donates voucher to the winner of Most Points.The Association donates a Rosette to the Premier Exhibit.

HANDWORKVicky Ivey Bev Tasker Class 680 Patchwork Quilt1 Alison Fleming "Cogwash Quilt" for ChrisClass 681 Patchwork Cushion2 Alison Fleming Pair of patchwork cushionsClass 682 Patchwork Wall HangingClass 683 Article with AppliqueClass 684 Crocheted Article3 Leslie Seaton4 Leslie Seaton5 Leslie SeatonClass 685 Needlework SamplerClass 686 Article of Needlework, counted thread6 Margaret POWELLClass 687 Article of Hardanger

Class 688 Article of Freestyle Hand EmbroideryClass 689 Canvaswork Article in Wool or CottonClass 690 Article with SmockingClass 691 Article with Charted Cross Stitch7 Christine Moore

MACHINE SEWINGVicky Ivey Bev Tasker Class 692 Child's Garment8 Jilly Woolsey9 Just the Beez Kneez10 Just the Beez KneezClass 693 Adult's GarmentClass 694 Apron12 Jayne ClarkeClass 695 Article made by a School PupilClass 696 Thrift ClassAn item made of used material 11 Christine MooreClass 697 Homemade Cushion Cover with InnerPremier Exhibit Needlework

CRAFTProduce Shed Convenor: Mrs Sheryl HarrisonEntry Fee: $1Prizes: 1st $3, 2nd $2, 3rd $1.

THE PRIZE MONEY FOR EXHIBITS WILL BE PAID OUT WHEN ENTRIES ARE COLLECTED AT THE END OF THE DAY.Exhibits to be staged by 9 a.m.. All Exhibits to be the work of the Exhibitor.Competitors who have won a first with an article at any previous Mayfield Show, will not be allowed to compete again with the same article, except in Class for Collection of Handwork.Mr & Mrs A. A. Hall's Trophy will be awarded annually to the winner of Most Points over the Art, Craft and Models Sections. Winner 2019: J HeavenThe Therlston Trophy donated by Mr & Mrs I. R. Whillans, is awarded annually to the winner of Most points in the Craft and Model Section. Winner 2019: J HeavenThe Association donates a Rosette to the Premier Exhibit.

CRAFTVicky Ivey Bev Tasker Class 700 Dressed Doll1 Dressed Doll2 Just the Beez Kneez3 Just the Beez Kneez4 Ruth CrossenClass 701 A Fabric BoxClass 702 Home made Bag5 Angelique Protheroe

6 Angelique Protheroe7 Angelique Protheroe8 Angelique Protheroe9 Emily Heaven10 Jess Heaven61 Jayne ClarkeClass 703 Home made Doll11 Christine Moore12 Cushla FlanneryClass 704 Home made Soft Toy or Teddy BearCommercial eyes accepted 13 Angelique Protheroe14 Angelique Protheroe15 Angelique Protheroe16 Christine Moore17 Cushla Flannery18 Emily Heaven19 Jess HeavenClass 705 Any Article of Felt work20 Christine MooreClass 706 A Christmas decoration21 Christine Moore22 Jane Arenas23 Jess HeavenClass 707 A Christmas Decoration, made by a Primary School Age Pupil24 Emily Heaven25 Sebastian ArenasClass 708 Collection of Handwork, 3 distinct varietiesAnnie's Country Quilts donate a $10 voucher to the winner. 26 Margaret POWELL

Class 709 A4 Laminated Digital Creation27 Emily HeavenClass 710 A Double Page of Scrapbook28 Pearl ArrowsmithClass 711 Home Made Card, Adult29 Cushla Flannery30 Cushla Flannery31 Jane Arenas32 Margaret POWELLClass 712 Home Made Card, School-Aged33 Clyde Carr34 Emily Heaven35 Flynn Carr36 Jess Heaven37 Sebastian ArenasClass 713 An Item of Jewellery38 Emily Heaven39 Jane Arenas40 Jess HeavenClass 714 A Mosiac Creation no bigger than 50cm x 50cm41 Emily Heaven42 Jess HeavenClass 715 An Article of Craft not otherwise specified43 Angelique Protheroe44 Angelique Protheroe45 Angelique Protheroe46 Angelique Protheroe47 Angelique Protheroe48 Christine Moore49 Fergus Oliver50 Lily Oliver

51 Margaret POWELLClass 716 An Article of Craft, open to Secondary School Pupils Year 9-1352 Jess HeavenClass 717 An Item of Jewellery, Open to School Pupils Year 0-857 Charlie Clarke58 Charlie ClarkeClass 718 A Creation from Buttons, open to School Pupils Year 0-853 Flynn Carr54 Sebastian Arenas59 Charlie ClarkeClass 719 An Article of Craft, open to School Pupils Year 0-855 Clyde Carr56 Sebastian Arenas60 Charlie ClarkeClass 720 An Article of Craft, open to Pre School Age Children62 Mayfield Playcentre63 Mayfield Playcentre64 Mayfield Playcentre65 Mayfield Playcentre66 Mayfield PlaycentrePremier Exhibit Craft

KNITTINGProduce Shed Convenor: Mrs Sheryl HarrisonEntry Fee: $1Prizes: 1st $3, 2nd $2, 3rd $1.

Exhibits to be staged by 9 a.m.. THE PRIZE MONEY FOR EXHIBITS WILL BE PAID OUT WHEN ENTRIES ARE COLLECTED AT THE END OF THE DAY.No Child's Garment to exceed 75cm.Grassmere Perpetual Cup, donated by Miss Florence Gallagher, for Most Points in Needlework and Knitting. Winner 2019: W KinvigAshfords Handicrafts Trophy will be awarded annually for Most Points in the Knitting Section. Winner 2019: W Kinvig

KNITTINGVicky Ivey Bev Tasker Class 730 Set of hand knitted Doll's Clothes, dressed on a doll1 Christine Moore2 Cindy WilkinsClass 731 Hand knitted Toy3 Christine Moore4 Christine Taylor Hand Knitted Toy5 Christine Taylor Hand Knitted Toy6 Christine Taylor Hand Knitted Toy7 Cindy Wilkins8 Cushla Flannery9 Cushla Flannery10 Cushla Flannery11 Jane Arenas12 Leslie Seaton

Class 732 Hand knitted Hat13 Cindy Wilkins14 Cushla Flannery15 Leslie Seaton16 M K Bean17 Wendy Kinvig18 Wendy KinvigClass 733 Hand knitted Tea Cosy19 Cindy Wilkins20 Cushla Flannery21 Cushla Flannery22 Margaret POWELLClass 734 Hand knitted Garment, 4 ply or finer, pure wool, brand label to be attached23 Cindy Wilkins24 M K Bean25 Wendy Kinvig26 Wendy Kinvig27 Wendy KinvigClass 735 Hand knitted Adult Garment, double knit or thickerClass 736 Hand knitted Child's Garment, double knit or thicker, up to 12 yearsClass 737 Collection of Baby GarmentsHat, bootees and matinee jacket, hand knitted in 4 ply or finer wool or wool mix. 28 Cindy Wilkins29 Wendy Kinvig30 Wendy KinvigClass 738 Hand knitted BooteesTacked together, pure wool (wool ties) 31 Cindy Wilkins

32 Cushla Flannery33 Leslie Seaton34 M K Bean35 Wendy Kinvig36 Wendy KinvigClass 739 Article of knitting by a School PupilClass 740 A Pair of T.V. Slippers or Bed Socks37 Cindy Wilkins38 Leslie Seaton39 Margaret POWELLClass 741 A Baby's Hand Knitted Singlet in 4 ply or finer in pure woolBrand label to be attached. 40 Cindy Wilkins41 M K Bean42 Sheryl Harrison43 Wendy KinvigClass 742 Fashion Garment or Article in Fancy Yarn, Possum or Alpaca44 Christine MooreClass 743 Any Article made with Handspun Wool45 Cindy Wilkins46 M K BeanClass 744 Any Article made with Handspun Fibre47 Cindy WilkinsPremier Exhibit Knitting

ARTProduce Shed Convenor: Mrs Sheryl HarrisonEntry Fee: $1

Prizes: 1st $3, 2nd $2, 3rd $1.THE PRIZE MONEY FOR EXHIBITS WILL BE PAID OUT WHEN ENTRIES ARE COLLECTED AT THE END OF THE DAY.In Classes where age is specified, it shall be age as at 1st March 2019All entries in the Art Section to be staged by 8.30 a.m. and to be judged at 9.30 a.m.All Exhibits to be the work of the Exhibitor.Competitors who have won a first with an article at any previous Mayfield Show, will not be allowed to compete again with the same article.A Novice is an Exhibitor who has not won three first prizes (against two other entrants) at previous Mayfield A & P Shows.Mr & Mrs A. A. Hall's Trophy will be awarded annually to the winner of Most Points over the Art, Craft and Models Sections. Winner 2019: J HeavenHarrison Spraying donates $15 to the winner of Most PointsThe Mrs Ian Fechney Cup (Donated by Lagmhor / Westerfield Rural Women) will be awarded annually to the winner of Most Points in the Art Section. Winner 2019: R Wilson

ARTSuzie Millichamp Sarah Greenslade OPENSuzie Millichamp

Class 745 Painting in oils or acrylic, Land or SeascapeClass 746 Painting in oils or acrylic, other than Land or Seascape1 P Greenslade2 S Cavill3 S CavillClass 747 Painting in oils or acrylic, Novice4 Jane Arenas5 S Cavill6 S Cavill7 Sheryl Harrison8 Sheryl HarrisonClass 748 Painting in water colour, Land or SeascapeClass 749 Painting in water colour, other than Land or SeascapeClass 750 Painting in water colour, Novice9 S CavillClass 751 Drawing10 P Greenslade11 S CavillClass 752 Pen / Ink Artwork12 P Greenslade13 S CavillClass 753 An Article of Print MakingClass 754 Art Work, Any Medium14 S CavillClass 755 Collage Using a Combination of Materials

Premier Exhibit ArtClass 756 Sculpture or CeramicsSCHOOL AGENO ENTRY FEE Teachers - Please note that bulk school entries are required to be a maximum of A3 size and a minimum of A4 size. This is due to limited space.Bugs and Butterflies ThemeSuzie Millichamp Class 757 Pencil / Ink Artwork by School Pupil (Year 7-13)15 Elijah Arrowsmith16 Georgia Greenslade17 Hinds School222 Mia DoyleClass 758 Painting by Secondary School Age Pupil (Year 9-13)Class 759 Painting by Primary School Pupil (Year 0-8)18 Andrew Wright19 Emily Heaven20 Hinds School Pukeko Class21 Hinds School Pukeko Class22 Hinds School Tui Class23 Hinds School Tui Class24 Hinds School Pukeko Class25 Hinds School Kahu Class26 Hinds School Kahu Class27 Hinds School Piwaka Class28 Hinds School Tui Class29 Hinds School Pukeko Class30 Hinds School Kahu Class

31 Hinds School Pukeko Class32 Hinds School Kahu Class33 Hinds School Tui Class34 Hinds School Tui Class35 Hinds School Piwaka Class36 Hinds School Kahu Class37 Hinds School Kahu Class38 Hinds School Tui Class39 Hinds School Pukeko Class40 Hinds School Pukeko Class41 Hinds School Kahu Class42 Hinds School Tui Class43 Hinds School Tui Class44 Hinds School Tui Class45 Hinds School Tui Class46 Hinds School Piwaka Class47 Hinds School Piwaka Class48 Hinds School Kahu Class49 Hinds School Tui Class50 Hinds School Pukeko Class51 Hinds School Pukeko Class52 Hinds School Kahu Class53 Hinds School Piwaka Class54 Hinds School Kahu Class55 Hinds School Tui Class56 Hinds School Kahu Class57 Hinds School Pukeko Class58 Hinds School Kahu Class59 Hinds School Tui Class60 Hinds School Piwaka Class61 Hinds School Pukeko Class62 Hinds School Piwaka Class63 Hinds School Pukeko Class64 Hinds School Kahu Class65 Hinds School Tui Class66 Hinds School Pukeko Class

67 Hinds School Piwaka Class68 Hinds School Kahu Class69 Hinds School Piwaka Class70 Hinds School Pukeko Class71 Hinds School Tui Class72 Hinds School Pukeko Class73 Hinds School Pukeko Class74 Hinds School Kahu Class75 Hinds School Kahu Class76 Hinds School Tui Class77 Hinds School Kahu Class78 Hinds School Tui Class79 Hinds School Kahu Class80 Hinds School Piwaka Class81 Hinds School Pukeko Class82 Hinds School Tui Class83 Hinds School Pukeko Class84 Hinds School Tui Class85 Hinds School Kahu Class86 Hinds School Piwaka Class87 Hinds School Pukeko Class88 Hinds School Kahu Class89 Hinds School Tui Class90 Hinds School Pukeko Class91 Hinds School Piwaka Class92 Hinds School Tui Class93 Hinds School Tui Class94 Hinds School Tui Class95 Hinds School Kahu Class96 Hinds School Pukeko Class97 Hinds School Pukeko Class98 Hinds School Tui Class99 Hinds School Tui Class100 Hinds School Tui Class101 Hinds School Piwaka Class102 Hinds School Pukeko Class

103 Hinds School Piwaka Class104 Hinds School Pukeko Class105 Hinds School Pukeko Class106 Hinds School Kahu Class107 Hinds School Kahu Class108 Hinds School Kahu Class109 Hinds School Kahu ClassClass 760 An Article of Computer Generated Art, Year 7-13No bigger than A4 size 110 Elijah Arrowsmith111 Hinds School Piwakawaka Class112 Hinds School Piwakawaka Class113 Hinds School Piwakawaka ClassClass 761 Bugs or Butterfly Sculpturee.g. Using clay, Plasticine or Salt Dough 114 Emily HeavenClass 762 Collage using a combination of Materials.by Primary / Intermediate School Pupil No larger than 40 x 40cm 115 Emily Heaven116 Hinds School Piwakawaka Class117 Hinds School Piwakawaka Class118 Hinds School Hoiho Class119 Hinds School Hoiho Class120 Hinds School Hoiho Class121 Hinds School Piwakawaka Class122 Hinds School Hoiho Class123 Hinds School Piwakawaka Class124 Hinds School Hoiho Class125 Hinds School Hoiho Class126 Hinds School Hoiho Class127 Hinds School Hoiho Class

128 Hinds School Hoiho Class129 Hinds School Hoiho ClassClass 763 Hanging Paper Plate, Bugs & Butterflies Theme, Aged 5 & 6 years130 Hinds School Kea Class131 Hinds School Kea Class132 Hinds School Kea Class133 Hinds School Kea Class134 Hinds School Kea Class135 Hinds School Kea Class136 Hinds School Kea Class137 Hinds School Kea Class138 Hinds School Kea Class139 Hinds School Kea Class140 Hinds School Kea Class141 Hinds School Kea Class142 Hinds School Kea Class143 Hinds School Kea Class144 Hinds School Kea Class145 Hinds School Kea Class146 Hinds School Kea Class147 Hinds School Kea Class148 Hinds School Kea Class149 Hinds School Kea Class150 Hinds School Kea Class151 Hinds School Kea ClassClass 764 Hand Painted Saucer, Aged 10 and over152 Emily Heaven153 Jess HeavenClass 765 Painted Tile, Aged 10 and OverTile to be no bigger than 15cm x 15cm. 154 Emily Heaven155 Jess Heaven

PRE SCHOOL AGENO ENTRY FEE Teachers - Please note that bulk school entries are required to be a maximum of A3 size and a minimum of A4 size. This is due to limited space.Suzie Millichamp Class 766 Hanging Paper Plate, Bugs and Butterflies theme156 Aria Clarke157 Ayaana158 Elsie Kenure-Blackler159 Jackson McCulloch160 Jason McCulloch161 Jono McFarlane162 Mt Somers Playcentre Ella O'Donnell163 Mt Somers Playcentre Ivy Senavirathina164 Mt Somers Playcentre Finn Murphy165 Mt Somers Playcentre Karmah Day166 Mt Somers Playcentre Billie Connolly167 Mt Somers Playcentre Tahlia Huggins168 Mt Somers Playcentre Ryder Huggins169 Mt Somers Playcentre Luca Rodriguez170 Mt Somers Playcentre Waylon Crowley171 Mt Somers Playcentre Amelia Rodriguez172 Mt Somers Playcentre Harriet Waddell173 Mt Somers Playcentre Scott O'Donnell174 Mt Somers Playcentre Nellie Crowley175 Octavia Clarke176 Reya June Neil177 Stanley Kenure-Blackler204 Mayfield Playcentre205 Mayfield Playcentre206 Mayfield Playcentre207 Mayfield Playcentre

208 Mayfield Playcentre209 Mayfield Playcentre210 Mayfield Playcentre211 Mayfield Playcentre212 Mayfield Playcentre213 Mayfield Playcentre214 Mayfield Playcentre215 Mayfield Playcentre216 Tiddlywinks Preschool Under Two's217 Tiddlywinks Preschool Under Two's218 Tiddlywinks Preschool Under Two's219 Tiddlywinks Preschool Over Two's220 Tiddlywinks Preschool Over Two's221 Tiddlywinks Preschool Over Two'sClass 767 A Drawing or Painting178 Nellie Crowley Drawing189 Mayfield Playcentre190 Mayfield Playcentre191 Mayfield Playcentre192 Mayfield Playcentre193 Mayfield Playcentre194 Mayfield Playcentre195 Mayfield Playcentre196 Mayfield Playcentre197 Mayfield Playcentre198 Mayfield Playcentre199 Mayfield Playcentre200 Mayfield Playcentre201 Mayfield Playcentre202 Mayfield Playcentre203 Mayfield PlaycentreClass 768 An Egg Carton Creation179 Mayfield Playcentre180 Mayfield Playcentre181 Mayfield Playcentre182 Mayfield Playcentre

183 Mayfield Playcentre184 Mayfield Playcentre185 Mayfield Playcentre186 Mayfield Playcentre187 Mayfield Playcentre188 Mayfield Playcentre

MODELSProduce Shed Convenor: Mrs Sheryl HarrisonEntry Fee: $1Prizes: 1st $3, 2nd $2, 3rd $1.THE PRIZE MONEY FOR EXHIBITS WILL BE PAID OUT WHEN ENTRIES ARE COLLECTED AT THE END OF THE DAY.ALL ENTRIES TO BE ON ENTRY FORM.In Classes where age is specified, it shall be age as at 1st March 2019Exhibits to be staged by 9 a.m.. All Exhibits to be the work of the Exhibitor.Competitors who have won a first with an article at any previous Mayfield Show, will not be allowed to compete again with the same article.Mr & Mrs A. A. Hall's Trophy will be awarded annually to the winner of Most Points over the Art, Craft and Models Sections. Winner 2019: J HeavenThe Therlston Trophy donated by Mr & Mrs I. R. Whillans, is awarded annually to the winner of Most points in the Craft and Model Section. Winner 2019: J Heaven

Mitre 10 Mega donates a $10 Gift Card and The Mayfield A & P Association donates a Rosette to the Premier Exhibit.

MODELSSue Duff Pippa Harrison Class 770 Funky Garden Pot. Bugs and Butterflies Theme1 Emily Heaven2 Jess HeavenClass 771 A 'Paper Bag' Mask3 Emily Heaven4 Jess HeavenClass 772 A Recycled CreationNo larger than 50 x 50 x 50 cm 5 Emily Heaven6 Jess HeavenClass 773 Article of Woodwork made by School Age PupilMitre 10 donates a $10 voucher to the winner of this class. 7 Emily Heaven8 Thomas Corbett27 James Clarke32 Samuel ClarkeClass 774 Kitset Model, under 12 yearsClass 775 Kitset Model. 12 years and over28 James Clarke29 James Clarke

Class 776 Article of Lego or junior Engineering, kitset designNo larger than 50 x 50 cmPrimary School Pupil, 9 years or over 9 Andrew Wright10 Angus Whillans30 James Clarke35 Mac DoyleClass 777 Article of Lego or junior Engineering, kitset designNo larger than 50 x 50 cmPrimary School Pupil under 9 years 11 Clyde Carr12 Fergus Oliver13 Flynn Carr14 George Whillans15 Hugh Oliver34 Madison TaylorClass 778 Article of Lego or Junior Engineering, own design no larger than 50 x 50 cmPrimary School Pupil 9 years and over. 16 Angus Whillans17 Luke WilkinsClass 779 Article of Lego or Junior Engineering, own design no larger than 50 x 50cmPrimary School Pupil under 9 years 18 Clyde Carr19 Dylan Boyd20 Fergus Oliver21 Flynn Carr22 George Whillans23 Sebastian Arenas

31 James ClarkeClass 780 Lego Creation, Bugs and Butterflies, no bigger than 50 x 50 cmmade by School Pupil Years 7-13 Class 781 Article of K'nexNo larger than 50 x 50 cmNo big models please. 24 Thomas CorbettClass 782 Creation from Farmyard Junk25 Emily Heaven26 Owen King class 782Premier Exhibit ModelsClass 783 Article of Lego or Junior EngineeringPreschool age - no larger than 40 by 40" 33 Fletcher TaylorClass 784 Kitset Model Preschool Age

PHOTOGRAPHYIMPORTANT: ALL PHOTOGRAPHS ENTERED MUST BE SENT IN WITH AN ENTRY FORM.SEND PHOTOGRAPHY ENTRIES TO:Mayfield A&P Associationc/- Charlotte CollinsPO Box 219ASHBURTON 7740

ENTRIES MUST BE RECEIVED NO LATER THAN FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14th 2019.

Produce Shed Convenor: Mrs Sheryl HarrisonEntry Fee: $1Prizes: 1st $3, 2nd $2, 3rd $1.THE PRIZE MONEY FOR EXHIBITS WILL BE PAID OUT WHEN ENTRIES ARE COLLECTED AT THE END OF THE DAY.

ALL EXHIBITS MUST COMPLY WITH THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS: 1. All Photographs submitted for competition must be taken by the Exhibitor, but not necessarily developed by the Exhibitor.2. Copying of any description will disqualify the Exhibitor. 3. Every photo to be mounted on WHITE card (no frames, decorations etc). Size no bigger than 8 by 6"4. Every photo must have written on the back of the mount, the name and address of Exhibitor and the Class number for which it is entered. Non-transferable ink only to be used.5. Previous Prize Exhibits at Mayfield Show are not eligible.6. Exhibitors may enter only TWO photos per class.

The Anderson Trophy will be awarded for Most Points in Classes restricted to District Exhibitors. Winner 2019: J WhillansThe M. A. Jacob Perpetual Cup will be awarded to the competitor gaining Most Points in Photography. Winner 2019: D Shaw

The Norman Early Memorial Trophy will be awarded to the Premier Exhibit and the Association donates a Rosette to the Premier Exhibit. Winner 2019: D Shaw

COLOUR PHOTOGRAPHSHarrison Spraying Services donates $10 to the winner of Most Points in the Colour Photograph section. Jude Box Sonya Spencer Class 785 Rivers and Lakes9 Helen Dewes Photography34 Jane Arenas38 Jane Arenas40 Georgina McLeod Woolshed Creek Waterfall47 Eden Crowley67 David Oakley74 Donna Shaw75 Donna Shaw92 Di Wakefield93 Di Wakefield105 Elaine MarettClass 786 Seascapes3 Helen Dewes Photography27 Jane Arenas32 Jane Arenas55 Camilla Harris56 Camilla Harris68 David Oakley69 David Oakley94 Di Wakefield95 Di Wakefield106 Elaine MarettClass 787 Sunrises and Sunsets

8 Helen Dewes Photography16 Helen Dewes Photography35 Jane Arenas57 Camilla Harris58 Camilla Harris70 David Oakley71 David Oakley96 Di Wakefield107 Elaine MarettClass 788 Child Study10 Helen Dewes Photography49 Eden Crowley76 Donna Shaw108 Elaine MarettClass 789 Adult Study54 Eden Crowley77 Donna Shaw109 Elaine MarettClass 790 Depicting Life on the Land7 Helen Dewes Photography14 Helen Dewes Photography50 Eden Crowley59 Camilla Harris78 Donna Shaw91 Di Wakefield110 Elaine MarettClass 791 Textures97 Di WakefieldClass 792 Creatures - Bugs and Butterflies12 Helen Dewes Photography15 Helen Dewes Photography31 Jane Arenas60 Camilla Harris79 Donna Shaw

98 Di Wakefield111 Elaine MarettClass 793 Sports Action112 Elaine MarettClass 794 Rust Never Sleeps80 Donna Shaw99 Di Wakefield100 Di Wakefield139 Charlotte CollinsClass 795 A Kiwi Holiday Moment1 Helen Dewes Photography26 Charlotte Connolly37 Jane Arenas41 Georgina McLeod Water Fun!51 Eden Crowley Photography53 Eden Crowley Photography81 Donna Shaw85 Donna Shaw113 Elaine Marett122 Elaine MarettClass 796 An OE Memory6 Helen Dewes Photography33 Jane Arenas61 Camilla Harris62 Camilla Harris114 Elaine Marett121 Elaine MarettClass 797 Burst of Colour29 Jane Arenas30 Jane Arenas82 Donna Shaw86 Donna Shaw115 Elaine MarettClass 798 A Single Flower or Plant Study

4 Helen Dewes Photography20 Helen Dewes Photography63 Camilla Harris64 Camilla Harris83 Donna Shaw87 Donna Shaw101 Di Wakefield102 Di Wakefield116 Elaine MarettClass 799 Digitally Manipulated Photo, Competitor's Own Choice65 Camilla Harris66 Camilla Harris117 Elaine Marett138 Charlotte CollinsClass 800 Reflections5 Helen Dewes Photography28 Jane Arenas36 Jane Arenas42 Georgina McLeod Child Reflections43 Georgina McLeod Child Reflection44 Georgina McLeod Lake Heron on a Good Day45 Georgina McLeod Lake Heron on a Good Day72 David Oakley84 Donna Shaw103 Di Wakefield104 Di Wakefield118 Elaine Marett120 Elaine Marett

BLACK AND WHITE PHOTOGRAPHSJudges Choice $10 Mitre 10 Voucher Jude Box Sonya Spencer

Class 801 Figure Study52 Eden Crowley88 Donna ShawClass 802 Depicting life on the land - Mid CanterburyMust be identifiable as being in Mid Canterbury. Mitre 10 donates a $10 voucher to winning exhibit. 11 Helen Dewes Photography48 Eden CrowleyClass 803 Competitor's Own Choice2 Helen Dewes Photography18 Helen Dewes Photography39 Peter Peilva46 Georgina McLeod Beech forest walks73 David Oakley89 Donna Shaw90 Donna Shaw119 Elaine MarettPremier Exhibit Photography

SCHOOL AGE SECTIONIMPORTANT: ALL PHOTOGRAPHS ENTERED MUST BE SENT IN WITH THE ENTRY FORM.The "Sutton Silver Miniature" will be awarded to the winner of Most Points in the Children's Section, to hold for one year. Winner 2019: E HornsbyHarrison Spraying donates $10 to the "Conveners Choice".Jude Box Sonya Spencer

PRIMARY - SECONDARYJude Box Class 804 Bugs and Butterflies19 Amelia Dewes Photography22 Amelia Dewes Photography130 Kyra MarettClass 805 Bird Study17 Amelia Dewes Photography24 Amelia Dewes Photography123 Teagan Marett124 Teagan Marett131 Kyra Marett132 Kyra MarettClass 806 Family HolidayClass 807 Own Choice13 Amelia Dewes Photography25 Amelia Dewes Photography125 Teagan Marett133 Kyra Marett140 Mia DoyleClass 808 Four Legged Friend/s21 Amelia Dewes Photography126 Teagan MarettClass 809 CelebrationClass 810 Landscape or Seascape23 Amelia Dewes Photography134 Kyra MarettClass 811 Sports and HobbiesClass 812 Own Choice127 Teagan Marett128 Teagan Marett135 Kyra Marett

137 Kyra MarettClass 813 Digitally Manipulated Photo, Own Choice129 Teagan Marett136 Kyra Marett

CHILDREN'S PRODUCEProduce Shed Convenor: Mrs Sheryl HarrisonNO ENTRY FEEPrizes: 1st $3, 2nd $2, 3rd $1.THE PRIZE MONEY FOR EXHIBITS WILL BE PAID OUT WHEN ENTRIES ARE COLLECTED AT THE END OF THE DAY.One Entry per Class.Entries to be ready for judging at 9 a.m.

Also check out the Cookery, Art, Craft, Models and Photography Sections for Children's classes. The entries for these Sections must be made before entries close on Friday 15th February 2019. For the Children's Produce Section enter on Show Day.

PRIMARY SCHOOL CHILDREN'S PRODUCE SECTION

ENTER ON SHOW DAY NO ENTRY FEEThe F E Stocker Trophy (Donated by Lagmhor / Westerfield Rural Women) will be awarded annually to

the winner of Most Points in the Garden Section. Winner 2019: Ella McDowell.Charles McCormick Pauline Hewson Class 815 One Cob of CornClass 816 Two Potatoes, 1 varietyClass 817 Two Carrots, any varietyClass 818 Six Stems of Sweet PeasClass 819 Three Blooms of African MarigoldClass 820 Flowers for a FriendClass 821 Vegetable and / or Fruit Sculpture1 Amelia Dewes Produce2 Kataraina King class 8213 Fergus Oliver5 Hugh Oliver7 Lily OliverClass 822 Wheat / Grass Head4 Fergus Oliver6 Hugh Oliver

PRIMARY SCHOOL CHILDREN'S DECORATIVE SECTION

ENTER ON SHOW DAY NO ENTRY FEE The Mrs E D Lambie Cup (Donated by Lagmhor / Westerfield Rural Women) will be awarded annually to the winner of Most Points in this Decorative Section. Winner 2019: E Heaven.Charles McCormick

Pauline Hewson Class 825 Vase of FlowersClass 826 A One Flower Arrangement, Years 0-4Class 827 A Three Flower Arrangement, Years 5-8Class 828 Aqua Jar, Years 0-8Class 829 Tea Cup & Saucer Posy, Years 7 & 8Class 830 An Arrangement in a Novelty Container, Years 0-41 Willow ArrowsmithClass 831 An Arrangement in a Novelty Container, Years 5-88 Lily OliverClass 832 A Flower in a Floating Bowl (soup plate), Years 0-4Class 833 Sand Saucer, Years 0-6, Must be in a Saucer3 Hugh Oliver5 Fergus Oliver9 Lily OliverClass 834 A Greenery (foliage) Arrangement2 Pearl ArrowsmithClass 835 Miniature Farm or Garden in container, 30 x 20 cm, Years 0-64 Hugh Oliver6 Fergus Oliver10 Lily OliverClass 836 Miniature Farm or Garden in container 30 x 20 cm, Years 7 & 8

Class 837 Arrangement in a "Spaghetti Type" Can, Years 0-611 Lily OliverClass 838 Arrangement in a "Spaghetti Type" Can, Years 7 & 87 Fergus Oliver

PRE SCHOOL CHILDREN'S DECORATIVE SECTION

ENTER ON SHOW DAY NO ENTRY FEECharles McCormick Pauline Hewson Class 839 Sand Saucer, Must be in a Saucer4 Olivia Naylor6 Charlotte Naylor10 Mayfield Playcentre11 Mayfield Playcentre12 Mayfield Playcentre13 Mayfield Playcentre14 Mayfield Playcentre15 Mayfield Playcentre16 Mayfield Playcentre17 Mayfield Playcentre18 Mayfield Playcentre19 Mayfield PlaycentreClass 840 A Flower in a Floating Bowl (soup plate)3 Charlotte Naylor5 Olivia Naylor20 Mayfield Playcentre

21 Mayfield Playcentre22 Mayfield Playcentre23 Mayfield Playcentre24 Mayfield Playcentre25 Mayfield Playcentre26 Mayfield Playcentre27 Mayfield Playcentre28 Mayfield Playcentre29 Mayfield PlaycentreClass 841 A Novelty Container, no larger than 30 x 30cm7 Charlotte Naylor8 Olivia Naylor30 Mayfield Playcentre31 Mayfield Playcentre32 Mayfield Playcentre33 Mayfield Playcentre34 Mayfield Playcentre35 Mayfield Playcentre36 Mayfield Playcentre37 Mayfield Playcentre38 Mayfield PlaycentreClass 842 Wheat / Grass Head9 Fletcher Taylor39 Mayfield Playcentre40 Mayfield Playcentre41 Mayfield Playcentre42 Mayfield Playcentre43 Mayfield Playcentre44 Mayfield Playcentre45 Mayfield Playcentre46 Mayfield Playcentre47 Mayfield Playcentre48 Mayfield PlaycentreClass 843 Vege / Fruit Sculpture

1 James Dewes Produce2 Harriet Woolsey

SHEARING COMPETITIONShearing Convenor: Mr James McCormickShearing starts at 9 a.m. with Novice Heats.Champion sashes will be awarded to the winner of each class.IF sheep are available, post entries will be accepted on payment of an extra $2.Tallies quoted are a guide only. Bruce Rogers, Shearing, donates prize ribbons for all placed shearers and a sash for best local shearer.

Sponsors: Acto Agriculture Alliance Bruce Rogers Shearing Carrfields Primary Wool Hayden Mackenzie Contracting Jacob Holdaway Contracting Mainland Wool Ltd Mayfield Service Centre Mayfield Transport Peter Walsh & Associates PGG Wrightson Mayfield Pro Shear Ravensdown Riverlea Contracting Silver Fern Farms

The Stihl Shop Tarbotton Contracting Tinwald Tavern TruTest Palmer Resources

MACHINE SHEARING COMPETITIONClass 844 NOVICEFor shearers who have not shorn more than 50 sheep in 8 hours.TPV $200 + product. No Entry Fee Class 845 JUNIORFor shearers who have not shorn more than 205 sheep in 8 hours. TPV $300 + product Entry Fee: $10 Class 846 OPEN BLADETPV $400 Entry Fee: $20 Class 847 INTERMEDIATEFor shearers who have not shorn more than 305 sheep in 8 hours. TPV $400 + product Entry Fee: $15 Class 848 SENIORFor shearers who have not shorn more than 405 sheep in 8 hours. TPV $500 + product Entry Fee: $20 Class 849 OPENFor shearers who have shorn more than 405 sheep in 8 hours. TPV $1,000 Entry Fee: $25

PET TENT

Pet Tent Convenor: Suzy King Pets are needed for the Pet Tent; if you have any suitable pets, caged pets etc and are happy for them to be on display all day, please contact Suzy King on 027 491 5632.

TRACTOR PULLThe Mayfield A&P Tractor Pull will be on again on Saturday 14th March 2020. Follow the Tractor Pull NZ and the Mayfield A&P facebook pages for entry information.

Our Generous Sponsors Include:

DPS (Diesel Performance Systems) - Major Sponsor

B R Jones ContractingCam's Contracting ServicesClaasCochranesDrummond and EtheridgeEuroAgriJames Doyle ContractingJJ LtdJohnson GluyasPower FarmingQuigley ContractingRural Livestock LtdRural Transport

Craft, Trade and Food Sites

Craft SiteIMPORTANT - PLEASE NOTE: NO space on your site is to be sub-let. NO Flick Knives, Offensive Weapons, Party String / Silly String or Fart Bombs to be sold. At the Committee’s discretion, a Site Holder can be asked to leave the Show Grounds. There is a GLASS BAN on the Grounds, so if you are providing drinks please use cans.

Class 850 Craft Site 6mx6mFrontage 6m x 6m deep Joyce Pai N/AJo Luxton MPMarlene DawsonStone Artz Oamaru stone carvingsCharRees Vineyard wineHinds Natural Soap CompanyJoyce Pai SunglassesSaoirse & Friends - Bunny BooWinslow CreationsAnne Bosman Art By AnneCushla Murdoch ST JOHNHoward Mahere Lolly ManiaGutter Solutionz Superior Metal Spouting ScreensClass 851 Craft Site 6mx12mFrontage 12 m x 6 m deep Mr Whippy Shayne Campbell

Class 852 Craft Site 12mx6mFrontage 12 m x 6 m deep Class 853 Other Size Craft SiteOther sizes (in multiples of 6 m) by negotiation. Please select this option and we will contact you regarding your requirements Waka Kernohan

Food SiteIMPORTANT - PLEASE NOTE: NO space on your site is to be sub-let. NO Flick Knives, Offensive Weapons, Party String / Silly String or Fart Bombs to be sold. At the Committee’s discretion, a Site Holder can be asked to leave the Show Grounds. There is a GLASS BAN on the Grounds, so if you are providing drinks please use cans.

Class 855 Food Site 6mx6mFrontage 6 m x 6 m deep Aoraki Lil Orbit Donuts Food Site Class 855 - Russell & Annie CowlesCoffee Grounds Mobile Barista Coffee VanCoffee Grounds Mobile Barista Coffee VanArin Sushi & Dumplings Home-made Dumplings, Kebab and SushiThe Coffee Lady Mobile coffee and sno cone machineJamie Allen Caff Piccolo mobile coffee shopTamperblack Ltd Espresso Coffee & real fruit smoothiesYesChef Events & CateringT&coffeeArin Sushi & Dumplings Home-made Dumplings, Kebab and SushiBishoy Eskander American Delight

Black Forest Waffle Hut Food siteStancrdu Berry FruitClass 856 Food Site 6mx12mFrontage 6 m x 12 m deep Class 857 Food Site 12mx6mFrontage 12 m x 6 m Mareana Donaldson Wheel FoodRicky Purple DragonClass 858 Power pointPlease supply your own RCD Jamie Allen Caff Piccolo mobile coffee shopYesChef Events & CateringBlack Forest Waffle Hut Food siteStancrdu Berry FruitClass 859 Other Size Food SiteOther sizes (in multiples of 6 m) by negotiation. Please select this option and we will contact you regarding your requirements

Trade SiteIMPORTANT - PLEASE NOTE: NO space on your site is to be sub-let. NO Flick Knives, Offensive Weapons, Party String / Silly String or Fart Bombs to be sold. At the Committee’s discretion, a Site Holder can be asked to leave the Show Grounds. There is a GLASS BAN on the Grounds, so if you are providing drinks please use cans.

Class 860 Trade Site 6mx6mFrontage 6 m x 6 m deep Canterbury Continuous SpoutingContinuous Group

Gum Leaf SI Ltd Gutter GuardJenna McLellan Victory LimeSusan Gill The Beekeepers HoneyAndrew FalloonDiesel Tune Ltd Specialist Engine TunersMike Hanham Hanham ConcreteDebbie and Stefan Kitshoff Origin Of The NationsKay Bakker Pet Snuggle SackTony Seyb New ClothingSSAL LaFreedom Greg Muirsmeath Filipa PayneMichael Pearson T for ToolsStacy Brown Perfect HarmonyClass 861 Trade Site 6mx12mFrontage 6 m x 12 m deep Class 862 Trade Site 12mx6mFrontage 12 m x 6 m deep Andy RuckAdrianne Middleton Agri OpticsDiesel Performance Solutions C Main Sponsor for Tractor Pull - dyno testsJackson spreading TradeJames Bradford Korine Stewart Ashburton Can-AM LtdCameron Gray Grays Excavation and HireVETENT Riverside VETENT RiversideAlan Hamilton Canterbury Lubrication ProductsClass 863 Trade Site 12mx12mFrontage 12 m x 12 m deep All Farm Engineering Ltd Agricultural machinerySarah Jones Rural CoDan's Motor CentrePaige Lloyd Masterguard Security ServicesJenna McLellan Victory LimeDonald Love Donald Love ContractingLinda Joseph Joseph Builders

Class 864 Trade Site 18mx12mFrontage 18 m x 12 m deep Chris HartClass 865 Trade Site 24mx12mFrontage 24 m x 12 m deep Tarryn Aberhart Quigley ContractingDrummond & Etheridge Ltd Trade display of Agricultural Machinery, LifestyleSophie Conroy HyundaiJilly Woolsey Euro AgriSimon Jackson Power FarmingMayfield TransportBruce Washington Barber Well DrillingClass 866 Power PointPlease supply your own RDC Sarah Jones Rural CoAdrianne Middleton Agri OpticsJenna McLellan Victory LimeDiesel Tune Ltd Specialist Engine TunersJilly Woolsey Euro AgriMr WhippyMareana DonaldsonVETENT RiversidePaige LloydSSAL LaFreedom Greg Muirsmeath Filipa PayneJenna McLellan Victory LimeClass 867 Other Size Trade SiteOther sizes (in multiples of 6 m) by negotiation. Please select this option and we will contact you regarding your requirements Stacy McAllister CarrFields - Pig Racing Sponsor

POULTRY

Poultry Convenor: Mrs Sharon SchmackEntry Fee: $1Prizes: 1st $5, 2nd $3, 3rd $2.THE PRIZE MONEY FOR EXHIBITS WILL BE PAID OUT IN THE PRODUCE SHED WHEN ENTRIES ARE COLLECTED AT THE END OF THE DAY.To be caged ready for judging at 9.30 a.m.Laggan Trophy, re-donated by Mrs J Murdoch for Most Points in Poultry. Winner 2019: Not awarded.Ribbons will be awarded to the Grand Champion Bird and Reserve Champion Bird.The N Z South Island Poultry, Pigeon & Cage Bird Association (Inc) donates a Certificate and $10 to the Grand Champion Exhibit in the Poultry Section. Also Certificates for the Best Heavy Breed, Best Light Breed, Best Waterfowl, Best Fancy Bantam and Best Junior.The Association donates $20 to the winner of Most Points and $10 to the Runner Up.

POULTRYClass 5000 Leghorn MaleClass 5001 Leghorn FemaleClass 5002 Minorca MaleClass 5003 Minorca FemaleClass 5004 Ancona MaleClass 5005 Ancona FemaleClass 5006 Silkie MaleClass 5007 Silkie Female

Class 5008 Any other Lightbreed MaleClass 5009 Any other Lightbreed FemaleClass 5010 Rhode Island Red MaleClass 5011 Rhode Island Red FemaleClass 5012 Sussex MaleClass 5013 Sussex FemaleClass 5014 Plymouth Rock MaleClass 5015 Plymouth Rock FemaleClass 5016 Orpington MaleClass 5017 Orpington FemaleClass 5018 Crossbred or Hybrid MaleClass 5019 Crossbred or Hybrid FemaleClass 5020 Any other Heavy Breed MaleClass 5021 Any other Heavy Breed FemaleClass 5022 Game Fowl MaleClass 5023 Game Fowl Female

DUCKSClass 5024 Drake, any BreedClass 5025 Duck, any Breed

BANTAMSClass 5026 Game Bantam MaleClass 5027 Game Bantam FemaleClass 5028 Wyandotte Bantam MaleClass 5029 Wyandotte Bantam Female

Class 5030 Rosecomb MaleClass 5031 Rosecomb FemaleClass 5032 Pekin, any colour, MaleClass 5033 Pekin, any colour, FemaleClass 5034 Bantam Male, any other varietyClass 5035 Bantam Female, any other varietyGrand Champion Bird - $10

JUNIOR EXHIBITORExhibitor 15 years or under Class 5036 Male Poultry, any variety or crossClass 5037 Female Poultry, any variety or crossClass 5038 Male Bantam, any variety or crossClass 5039 Female Bantam, any variety or crossReserve Champion Bird