Showing Shows 2010

NB: ALL SHOWS ARE OPEN TO EVERYONE. THERE IS NO MEMBERSHIP AT MOORELAND STABLES.

'SPECIAL' rosettes for the 2010 season have kindly been donated by www.ponyparties.co.uk

In Hand Trophy Show and Fun Dog Show
Saturday 20th March 2010
Judge: Mr D Vessey

Photos by: Janjo Photography

Ring 1: Classes start at 0930 prompt
Classes 1 - 10 sponsored by 'Guardian Homecare East Midlands Ltd'
Class 10 sponsored by 'Blue Chip Feeds'
Class 10 sponsored by 'The Browband Maker'
Class 10 sponsored by 'Ray Smith Equine Back Specialist'
Class 10 sponsored by 'Stitch in Time'

Trophy to first prizewinners of classes 1- 9, rosettes to 6th place.

Class 1: Best Young stock – 4 years and under
Class 2: Most Appealing Pony/Horse – any age, any height
Class 3: Best Veteran – to be 15 years and over on 01 Jan 2010, any height
Class 4: Best Coloured type – any age, any height, to include piebald, skewbald, dun, cremello, roan, palomino, spotted
Class 5: Best Mountain & Moorland type (registered or non registered)– any age, any height
Class 6: Best Cob type (traditional or show) – any age, any height
Class 7: Best Non Mountain and Moorland type - any age, any height
Class 8: Best Conditioned Pony/Horse – any age, any height
Class 9: Best junior handler – handler to 16 years or under on 01/01/10
Class 10: Championship. Open to all 1st & 2nd prize winners of classes 1- 9. Sashes to 1st and 2nd place donated by 'Guardian Homecare'. Feed vouchers to 1st & 2nd place donated by 'Blue Chip Feeds'. Browband from the 'Supreme' range donated by 'The Browband Maker' to Champion.1 Horse or Human back treatment to the value of £50 donated by 'Ray Smith Equine Back Specialist' to the winner of class 10.1 Rug wash or repair to the value of £25 donated by 'Stitch in Time' to Reserve place of class 10. £40 product gift voucher to Champion donated by 'Stitch in Time'.

Ring 2: Dog Show to commence after class 9
Judge: Mr B Taylor

Rosettes to 4th place in classes 1 - 6.

Class 1: Waggiest Tail
Class 2: Best Condition
Class 3: Best Veteran – Dogs to be 8 years and over
Class 4: Best puppy – Dogs under 12 months
Class 5: Dog the judge would most like to take home
Class 6: Fancy Dress

Trophy Showing Show
Saturday 29th May 2010
Judge: Miss E Lebutt

Photos by: Francis James Photography

Ring 1: Show Classes to start at 9am prompt
Classes 1 - 8 & 19 kindly sponsored by 'Stitch in Time'
Classes 8 & 19 kindly sponsored by 'Blue Chip Feed'
Classes 8 & 19 kindly sponsored by 'Soar Valley Trailers'
Class 19 kindly sponsored by ' The Browband Maker'

Class 1: In Hand Young stock – to be under 4 years, any height
Class 2: In Hand Most Appealing Horse/Pony – any age, any height
Class 3: In Hand Mountain and Moorland (registered or non-registered) – any age, any height
Class 4: In Hand Non Mountain and Moorland – any age, any height
Class 5: In Hand Best Condition– any age, any height
Class 6: In Hand Coloured/type – any age, any height, to include piebald, skewbald, dun, cremello, roan, palomino, spotted
Class 7: Novice Handler In Hand Class - any age, any height (see below for rules of this class)
Class 8: In Hand Championship. Open to First and second prize winners in classes1–6. Trophies to Champion and Reserve donated by 'Soar Valley Trailers'. Feed vouchers to Champion & Reserve donated by 'Blue Chip Feed'. £40 product gift voucher to Champion donated by 'Stitch in Time'.

RIDDEN CLASSES NOT BEFORE 12pm:

Class 9: Newcomers Showing class (see below for rules on this class)
Class 10: Junior Neatest & Cleanest - No show required
Class 11: Junior Best Rider – on or off lead rein (will be split if sufficient entries)
Class 12: Riding Club Pony 14:2” and under
Class 13: Senior Neatest & Cleanest - No show required
Class 14: Senior Best Rider
Class 15: Riding Club Horse over 14:2”
Class 16: Ridden Coloured/type – any age, any height, to include piebald, skewbald, dun, cremello, roan, palomino, spotted
Class 17: Ridden Mountain and Moorland (Registered or non-registered)
Class 18: Retrained Racehorse Class - open to horses that have raced ONLY (see rules page)
Class 19: Ridden Championship. Open to first and second prize winners of classes 11, 12, 14, 15, 16, 17 & 18. Trophies to Champion and Reserve donated by 'Soar Valley Trailers'. Feed vouchers to Champion & Reserve donated by 'Blue Chip Feed'. Browband from the 'Champion' range donated by 'The Browband Maker' to Champion. 1 Rug was or repair to the value of £25 donated by 'Stitch in Time' to Reserve place. Judged on best horse/rider combination.

Classes 7 & 9 are open to beginners in the showring. Class 9 require a walk and trot show only. Competitors will have the opportunity to do a show as requested by the judge, get feedback from the judge and have the chance to repeat their show if desired. Entrants in these classes are only eligible to enter classes 7, 9, 10 & 13 at this show. All entrants in classes 7 & 9 will recieve a special rosette aswell as their individual place rosettes. Both classes 7 & 9 are open to seniors, Juniors and lead rein competitors.

Showing show in association with Area 12 Side Saddle Association
Sunday 13th June 2010
Photos by: Capture Equine Video

Class 1: DRESSAGE: Kindly sponsored by 'Showstoppers Rosettes Ltd': Pony Club D Test, Level 1. This class is open to riders astride or sidesaddle. Placing will be split in to junior and senior sections. A special rosette will be awarded to the highest placed sidesaddle competitor. PRE entries ONLY for this class to be received by 10th June. Times available on www.moorelandstables.co.uk on 11th June.

Class 2: DRESSAGE: Kindly sponsored by 'Stitch in Time': Prelim 7 (2002). This class is open to riders astride or sidesaddle. Placing will be split in to junior and senior sections. A special rosette will be awarded to the highest placed sidesaddle competitor. PRE entries ONLY for this class to be received by 10th June. Times available on www.moorelandstables.co.uk on 11th June.

NOT BEFORE 12:30: More accurate times can be found on www.moorelandstables.co.uk after 10th June.

The Side Saddle Association non-qualifying Equitation classes
Judge: Mrs F Penn
Class 3: SIDE SADDLE INTERNATIONAL NOVICE SIDE SADDLE EQUITATION CLASS
Open to novice riders (those who have never competed in a SSA Equitation qualifying class) and is open to S.S.A Members and non-members. A short simple show will be required, and only in walk and trot. Lead rein riders welcome The wearing of a habit is optional. Juniors must wear hats to the current British Safety Standard. Riders may share a horse/pony.
Side Saddle International Rosettes will be awarded to the 4 highest placed SSA members carrying their current Membership card..

Class 4: SIDE SADDLE INTERNATIONAL RESTRICTED SIDE SADDLE EQUITATION CLASS Open to novice riders ( those never placed in the first 3 in a SSA Equitation qualifying class) This class will be run under S.S.A Equitation qualifier rules as defined in the current Members’ handbook and is open to S.S.A Members and non-members.

Class 5: SIDE SADDLE CONCOURS D’ELEGANCE
The sole criteria for this class is the elegance of the picture presented by horse and rider. Attention may be paid to the rider’s personal appearance but detailed inspection of rider or tack is not required. Fancy dress or period costume is not permitted. No individual show is required, but the Judge may ask groups of three or four riders to give short displays. 3 special rosettes will be awarded: to the highest place adult wearing a silk hat, and the highest placed adult wearing a bowler hat and the highest placed Junior,, provided they are members of the S.S.A. Junior riders must wear hats to current British Safety Standards or above for this class. Adult riders not wearing such hats do so at their own risk.

The Side Saddle Association EQUITATION CHAMPIONSHIPS QUALIFYING CLASSES:
Class 6: JUNIOR CLASS (rider must be at least 5 years old).
Class 7: ADULT CLASS
Classes (nos 6 and 7) are run under S.S.A rules defined in the current Members’ handbook and are open to S.S.A Members and non-members. Juniors must be aged under 16 on 1st January of the current calendar year. Members carrying their current Championship Points cards are eligible for S.S.A rosettes to 3rd Adult and 3rd Junior places and S.S.A Championship Points.
Side Saddle International offer a rosette to the Member Judged to be the best Turned out in Adult Equitation Qualifying Classes.
Manor Grange Stud Show Centre offer a rosette to the Junior Member, judged to be the best turned out. Champion rosettes for classes 6 & 7 kindly donated by 'Ray Smith Equine Back Specialist'.

Class 8: EQUITATION CHAMPIONSHIP CLASS1st and 2nd placed competitors from classes 6 and 7 are eligible to compete for the Equitation Trophy donated by Mrs Sue Thorne. Champion & Reserve rosettes for this class kindly donated by 'Ray Smith Equine Back Specialist'. 1 Horse or Human back treatment to the value of £50 donated by 'Ray Smith Equine Back Specialist' to the winner of class 8.

Class 9: CLASSICAL LADIES HORSE SIDE SADDLE QUALIFYING CLASS
Open SSA members and Non-members aged 16 and over riding side saddle on a horse exceeding 148cms. To be Judged 25% conformation, 25% manners and way of going, 25% rider and 25% turnout of horse and rider. Judge will not ride the horse. A short show may be required, horses will not be stripped. Traditional Habits must be worn; Fancy dress or period costume is Not permitted. Silk hats are permitted to be worn in this class at any time of the day. Judges may use a mark sheet as a guide, but it is not obligatory. A special rosette will be awarded to the highest placed member of the S.S.A carrying their current Membership card.
The highest placed horse/rider combination qualifies for the Final to be held at the National Side Saddle Show. In the event of previous qualification, this may be passed down to fourth place. Qualifying combinations are required to become members of the SSA 21 days prior to the National Show to be eligible to complete at the Final.

Class 10: AREA 12 JUMP & STYLE
Open to horses and ponies 4 years and over.Riders will be required to give a short show including walk, trot and canter on both reins., other movements are permitted, the criteria is to show style and manners. During the show, 3 jumps (max height 2’ 6”) will be jumped and these will be marked on approach, take off, style over the jump, landing and get away for each jump. Penalties of 5 for a pole down and 10 for a first refusal, 20 for a second refusal or fall of horse or rider will be applied. The criteria are based on style and manners. The height may be adjusted during the course of the class at the judge’s discretion. The class shall be judged on the show, the manners of the horse/pony and it’s suitability for the rider. Confirmation will be considered along with the horse and riders turnout. Hats to current British Safety standards or above must be worn for this class.

Entry: £8 per class before 10th June, £10 per class on the day.

Trophy Showing Show
Saturday 19th June 2010
Judge: Mrs E Taylor
Photos by: Francis James Photography

Ring 1: Show Classes to start at 9am prompt
Classes 7 & 17 kindly sponsored by 'Blue Chip Feed'
Classes 7 & 17 kindly sponsored by 'Ray Smith Equine Back Specialist'
Classes 1, 2, 7 & 17 kindly sponsored by 'Stitch in Time'

Class 1: In Hand Young stock – to be under 4 years, any height
Class 2: In Hand Cob (show or traditional)– any age, any height
Class 3: In Hand Mountain and Moorland (registered or non-registered)– any age, any height
Class 4: In Hand Non Mountain and Moorland– any age, any height
Class 5: In Hand Best Condition– any age, any height
Class 6: In Hand Veteran Horse/Pony- horse/pony to be 15years or over, any height
Class 7: In Hand Championship. Open to First and second prize winners in classes1–6. Trophies to Champion and Reserve donated by 'Ray Smith Equine Back Specialist'. Feed vouchers donated by 'Blue Chip Feeds' to Champion & Reserve. £40 product gift voucher to Champion donated by 'Stitch in Time'.

RIDDEN CLASSES NOT BEFORE 12 noon:

Class 8: Junior Style & Appearance - on or off lead rein
Class 9: Junior Best Rider – on or off lead rein (will be split if sufficient entries)
Class 10: Riding Club Pony 14:2” and under
Class 11: Senior Style & Appearance
Class 12: Senior Best Rider
Class 13: Riding Club Horse over 14:2”
Class 14: Ridden Mountain and Moorland (Registered or non-registered)
Class 15: Ridden Veteran – horse/pony to be 15years or over
Class 16: Ridden Cob (Show or traditional)
Class 17: Ridden Championship. Open to first and second prize winners of classes 8 - 16. Trophies to Champion and Reserve donated by 'Ray Smith Equine Back Specialist'. Feed vouchers donated by 'Blue Chip Feeds' to Champion & Reserve. 1 Horse or Human back treatment to the value of £50 donated by 'Ray Smith Equine Back Specialist' to the winner of class 17.1 Rug wash or repair to the value of £25 donated by 'Stitch in Time' to 2nd place of class 17. Judged on best horse/rider combination

AREA 12 PRE CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW SUNDAY 18TH JULY 2010.
Start 10.30 am
Judge Mrs N Brown

Photos by: Francis James Photography

Excellent chance to run through Equitation Tests and Equitation Show Jumping Course, prior to the National Championships
Affiliated Dressage and National Championship Show Judges.
Equitation Turnout Inspection
Quiet atmosphere and excellent surface.
Last years Pre-Champs Clinic was well attended, and all riders went on to good results at the National Championships. (Area 12 took 4 of the 6 top placings in the Turnout class – well done girls!!).

The Side Saddle Association EQUITATION CHAMPIONSHIPS QUALIFYING CLASSES Classes (no’s 1 and 3) are run under S.S.A rules defined in the current Members’ handbook and are open to S.S.A Members and non-members. Juniors must be aged under 16 on 1st January of the current calendar year. Members carrying their current Championship Points cards are eligible for S.S.A rosettes to 3rd Adult and 3rd Junior places and S.S.A Championship Points.

Class 1: JUNIOR CLASS (rider must be at least 5 years old).

Class 2 : SIDE SADDLE CONCOURS
The sole criteria for this class is the elegance of the picture presented by horse and rider. Attention may be paid to the rider’s personal appearance but detailed inspection of rider or tack is not required. Fancy dress or period costume is not permitted. No individual show is required, but the Judge may ask groups of three or four riders to give short displays. 3 special rosettes will be awarded: to the highest place adult wearing a silk hat, and the highest placed adult wearing a bowler hat and the highest placed Junior,, provided they are members of the S.S.A. Junior riders must wear hats to current British Safety Standards or above for this class. Adult riders not wearing such hats do so at their own risk.

CLASS 3: ADULT CLASS -NOT BEFORE 11.30AM
Side Saddle International offer a rosette to the Member Judged to be the best Turned out in Adult Equitation Qualifying Classes.
Manor Grange Stud Show Centre offer a rosette to the Junior Member, judged to be the best turned out.

CLASS 4: CLASSICAL LADIES HORSE SIDE SADDLE QUALIFYING CLASS
Open SSA members and Non-members aged 16 and over riding side saddle on a horse exceeding 148cms. To be Judged 25% conformation, 25% manners and way of going, 25% rider and 25% turnout of horse and rider. Judge will not ride the horse. A short show may be required, horses will not be stripped. Traditional Habits must be worn; Fancy dress or period costume is Not permitted. Silk hats are permitted to be worn in this class at any time of the day. Judges may use a mark sheet as a guide, but it is not obligatory. A special rosette will be awarded to the highest placed member of the S.S.A carrying their current Membership card.
The highest placed horse/rider combination qualifies for the Final to be held at the National Side Saddle Show. In the event of previous qualification, this may be passed down to fourth place. Qualifying combinations are required to become members of the SSA 21 days prior to the National Show to be eligible to complete at the Final.

Class 5: EQUITATION TEST
Ride the championship test of your choice, receive feedback from the judge. Re ride the test, then go immediately to be judged for the Turnout phase.
Each Rider will be allocated a timed slot to complete, and must be ready 15 minutes before their allocated slot. Timed slot will be allocated on the day.

Followed by lunch break.

Class 6: EQUITATION JUMPING
Jump an equitation jumping course at the height of your choice, receive feedback from the judge, and then rejump the course. Riders must wear hats to current British Safety Standards or above for this class.

Entries £7 before 14th July or £10 on the day.

**PLEASE NOTE PAYMENT DETAILS FOR THIS SHOW**

All cheques should be made payable to SSA Area 12 and posted to Karen Milbourne, Moor Cottage, Moor Lane, East Stoke, Newark, Notts, NG23 5PZ
All enquiries tel: 01636 525230

DO NOT SEND ENTRIES TO LIZ MOORE FOR THIS SHOW

Equestrian Life Qualifying Show
Saturday 31st July 2010
Judge: Miss E Lebutt

Photos by: SJM Photography

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Trophy Showing Show
Saturday 28th August 2010
Judge: Mrs N Tipping

Photos by: photo-kinesis

Ring 1: Show Classes to start at 9am prompt
Classes 8 & 18 kindly sponsored by 'Blue Chip Feed'
Classes 8 & 18 kindly sponsored by 'Ray Smith'
Classes 8 & 18 kindly sponsored by 'Stitch in Time'
Class 18 sponsored by 'Scarsdale Veterinary Hospital'

Class 1: In Hand Young stock – to be under 4 years, any height
Class 2: In Hand Most Appealing Horse/Pony – any age, any height
Class 3: In Hand Mountain and Moorland (registered or non-registered) – any age, any height
Class 4: In Hand Non Mountain and Moorland – any age, any height
Class 5: In Hand Best Condition– any age, any height
Class 6: In Hand Coloured/type – any age, any height, to include piebald, skewbald, dun, cremello, roan, palomino, spotted
Class 7: In Hand Cob (show or traditional)– any age, any height
Class 8: In Hand Championship. Open to First and second prize winners in classes1–6. Trophies to Champion and Reserve donated by 'Ray Smith Equine Back Specialist'. Feed vouchers donated by 'Blue Chip Feeds' to Champion & Reserve. £40 product gift voucher to Champion donated by 'Stitch in Time'.

RIDDEN CLASSES NOT BEFORE 12pm:

Class 9: Junior Neatest & Cleanest - No show required
Class 10: Junior Best Rider – on or off lead rein (will be split if sufficient entries)
Class 11: Riding Club Pony 14:2” and under
Class 12: Senior Neatest & Cleanest - No show required
Class 13: Senior Best Rider
Class 14: Riding Club Horse over 14:2”
Class 15: Ridden Coloured/type – any age, any height, to include piebald, skewbald, dun, cremello, roan, palomino, spotted
Class 16: Ridden Mountain and Moorland (Registered or non-registered)
Class 17: Ridden Cob (show or traditional)– any age, any height
Class 18: Ridden Championship. Open to first and second prize winners of classes 10, 11, 13, 14, 15, 16 & 17. Trophies to Champion and Reserve donated by 'Ray Smith Equine Back Specialist'. Feed vouchers donated by 'Blue Chip Feeds' to Champion & Reserve. £30 gift voucher donated by 'Scarsdale Vet Hospital' to Champion. 1 Horse or Human back treatment to the value of £50 donated by 'Ray Smith Equine Back Specialist' to the winner of class 18.1 Rug was or repair to the value of £25 donated by 'Stitch in Time' to Reserve place of Class 18. Judged on best horse/rider combination.