Alresford Agricultural Show 2024

Supreme Final at the LIHS in December. This class is open to competitors who work within the racing industry.
In addition two highest placed unqualified horses will qualify for The Rising Star Associate finals at the BSHA National Championships Show in September.
The Cross PCC awarded to the winner

Capable of carrying up to 79.5kgs (12 stone 7lbs). The highest unqualified horse placed in the top five will qualify for the LIHS BSHA Rising Star Small/Lightweight Hunter Supreme Final at the LIHS in December. In addition, the two highest placed unqualified horses will qualify for The Rising Star Associate finals at the BSHA National Championships Show in September.
The Walden Salver PCC to the winner.
The HH Supporters Club PCC for the highest placed local hunter, horse/rider living within a radius of 12 miles of the showground. Those eligible to wear WHITE armbands – see map on page 15

Capable of carrying over 89kgs (14 stone). The highest unqualified horse placed in the top five will qualify for the LIHS BSHA Rising Star Middleweight/Heavyweight Hunter Supreme
Final at the LIHS in December. In addition, the two highest placed unqualified horses will qualify for The Rising Star Associate finals at the BSHA National Championships Show in September
The Parsons PCC to the winner.
The South Down Bloodhounds PCC to the highest placed local hunter, horse/rider living within a radius of 12 miles of the showground. Those eligible to wear WHITE armbands – see map on page 15

The highest placed unqualified horse in the top five will qualify for the LIHS BSHA Rising Star Working Hunter Type Supreme Final at the LIHS in December. Any horse which is registered / previously
registered as a Grade A showjumper, Advanced Eventer, or above as at 1st January of the current year, is not eligible.
Height of fences: minimum 3’0”, maximum 3’3”, maximum spread 3’3”. Please note
the height of the fences may be raised
at the final at the discretion of the Course builder/ BSHA Representative.
The Nita Garry PCC to the winner.
The Catherston Thunderstorm PCC to the highest placed hunter 158cm or under. Those eligible to wear RED armbands – see map on page 15 .
HUNTER CHAMPIONSHIP . 1st & 2nd prize winners from classes 2 – 4.

The John Gray PCC to the winner.

The highest placed unqualified horse in the top five will qualify for the LIHS BSHA Rising Star Working Show Horse Supreme Final at the LIHS in
December. Any horse which is Grade B showjumper, Intermediate Eventer, or above as at 1st January of the current year, is not eligible.
Height of fences: minimum 2’6”, maximum 2’9”, maximum spread 2’9”.
Please note the height of the fences may be raised at the final at the discretion of the Course builder/ BSHA Representative.

. The highest placed unqualified horse in the top five will qualify for the LIHS BSHA
Rising Star Ladies Show Horse Supreme Final at the LIHS in December.
The Begg PCC awarded to the winner

Competitors are required to walk, trot and canter. No individual show is required, but the judge may ask a small group of 3 or 4 riders to give a short display. Competitors are requested to provide details of their costume for the Commentator.
The Basil Samuel PCC to the winner.

The highest unqualified in each section (Lightweight and Heavyweight) qualify for the BSHA Rising Star Lightweight and Heavyweight Cob Supreme Final at the LIHS in December. As the Class is amalgamated each highest unqualified horse of each section will qualify. In addition, the two highest placed unqualified horses (regardless of section) will qualify for The Rising Star Associate finals at the BSHA National Championships Show in September.
The Burge PCC awarded to the winner

Judges must pay particular attention to type (i.e. short legged animals of COB type). To be shown hogged. The highest placed unqualified horse in the top five winner of the class will qualify for the LIHS
BSHA Rising Star Maxi Cob Supreme Final at the LIHS in December. In addition, the two highest placed unqualified horses will qualify for The Rising Star Associate finals at the BSHA National Championships Show in September

The highest placed unqualified in the top five in each section (Small and Large) will qualify for the LIHS BSHA Rising Star Supreme Riding Horse Supreme Final at the LIHS in December. As the class is amalgamated each highest unqualified horse of each section will qualify. In addition, the two highest placed unqualified horses regardless of section, will qualify for The Rising Star Associate finals at the BSHA National Championship Show in September
The Dick Corbett PCC to the winner

The highest placed unqualified in the top five will qualify for the LIHS BSHA Rising Star Hack Supreme Final at the LIHS in December. In addition, the two highest placed unqualified horses will qualify for The Rising Star Associate finals at the BSHA National Championship Show in September

Ponies must be registered with either the Coloured Horse and Pony Society or the British Skewbald and Piebald Association. Riders any age. Unplaited

Ponies must be registered with either the Coloured Horse and Pony Society or the British Skewbald and Piebald Association. Plaited
COLOURED HORSE CHAMPIONSHIP 1st & 2nd prize winners from classes 105 & 106
The John Gore Trenchard PCC to the winner

Rider to jump the course on horse/pony followed by a runner with a dog.
The Wilstead PCC to the winner.
A Rosette to the highest placed local within a 12-mile radius of the showground (see map on page 15). Those eligible to wear WHITE armbands.

The Baigent PCC to the winner.
A Rosette to the highest placed local within a 12 mile radius of the showground (see map on page 15). Those eligible to wear WHITE armbands.

The Tom Barnes Memorial Trophy to the winner.
A Rosette to the highest placed local within a 12-mile radius of the showground (see map on page 15). Those eligible to wear WHITE armband

The Searles PCC to the winner.
A Rosette to the highest placed local within a 12-mile radius of the showground (see map on page 15). Those eligible to wear WHITE armbands

The Palmer PCC to the winner.
The Swan Hotel PCC to best local, please wear white armband

Plaited ponies. Riders not to have attained their 12th birthday on the 1st January in the current year. Any suitable bridle, no cantering except in individual show.

Riders not to have attained their 17th birthday on 1st January in the current year

Riders any age.

NPS/Corscaron Horse Essentials Home Produced Ridden Championship Qualifier– wear white arm bands. NPS/Fiona Cork Saddles Young Rider Championship Qualifier – for rider up to 25 years of age

NPS/Corscaron Horse Essentials Home Produced Ridden Championship Qualifier– wear white arm bands. NPS/Fina Cork Saddles Young Rider Championship Qualifier – for rider up to 25 years of age
The Ned Corbett PCC to the best New Forest in Class 205

Any suitable snaffle bridle. The winner qualifies for the LIHS. In Lead Rein WSP classes the Judges will be looking for a pony suitable for a child to begin their future in Working Sports Pony classes. Ponies will be shown unplaited and to their breed standard. The Begg (Lobster Pot) PCC to the winner

In First Ridden WSP classes the Judges will be looking for a pony suitable for a child to begin their future in Working Sports Pony classes. Ponies will be shown unplaited

The winner qualifies for the LIHS. Open Cradle Stakes Class Mare or Gelding, 4 years old and over, not exceeding 122cms. Ponies must be plaited. MARKING PHASE ONE Jumping 50 Style & Manners while Jumping 20 PHASE TWO Manners and way of going 10 Conformation, Type & Freedom of Action 20 TOTAL 100 PENALTIES – PHASE ONE Jumping Knock Down 10 First Refusal 15 Second Refusal 20 Third Refusal Disqualification Fall of pony or rider in any phase Disqualification

. The winner qualifies for the LIHS. Ponies must be plaited MARKING PHASE ONE Jumping 50 Style & Manners while Jumping 20 PHASE TWO Manners and way of going 10 Conformation, Type & Freedom of Action 20 TOTAL 100 PENALTIES – PHASE ONE Jumping Knock Down 10 First Refusal 15 Second Refusal 20 Third Refusal Disqualification Fall of pony or rider in any phase Disqualification Method of Judging This is a judged over a course of WHP fences individually with a separate conformation section and then all ponies come together for the final result. Body protectors are compulsory.

Open to any breed not to have won a prize in any ridden hunter class valued
£10 or more – turnout to type.

Brief individual show to incorporate a small fence. The Skeggs PCC awarded to the winner.

The Harry Curtis PCC to the winner.

The Mrs N Corbett PCC to the winner.
MINI CHAMPIONSHIP. 1st & 2nd prize winners from classes 302 and 303.

The Farol PCC to the winner

Competitors will be required to give a brief show to incorporate a small jump.
The Mrs Uvedale Corbett PCC awarded to the best over 148cms.
The Frank Stubbs PCC awarded to the best under 148cms, local rider residing within 12 miles of the showground (see map on page 15)

Owner’s membership cards must be shown in the ring to receive qualifications. Foals are not eligible to qualify. The Greenmantle Rose Bowl to the winner.

Owner’s membership cards must be shown in the ring to receive qualifications. Foals are not eligible to qualify.
The Walsh Gleneagles PCC to the winner.

Owner’s membership cards must be shown in the ring to receive qualifications. Foals are not eligible to qualify.
The Kingsmead Evita PCC to the highest placed Welsh Section A or B.

Owner’s membership cards must be shown in the ring to receive qualifications. Foals are not eligible to qualify.
The Wheelydown Sonnet Memorial Salver for the best New Forest. The Kentchurch PCC to the highest placed Welsh Section C or D.
The M&M In Hand Championship. 1st and 2nd prizewinners from classes 307 to 312.
The Egerton PCC to the winner.