Children’s Fun Pony & Horse Show DIVISION 1
Date: Saturday, August 17th, 2019
Time: 9:00 am Sharp
Chairpersons: Sarah Holmes, Quinlan Dangerfield
This show is specifically developed for beginner and young riders. The concept of this event is to inspire beginners. This event is not intended for the more experienced youth competitors.
Events are designed for fun and intended to demonstrate the special relationship between children and their equine partner.
Entries MUST BE SENT to:
Sarah Holmes
11900 County Rd 38,
Winchester, ON K0C2K0
For additional information email, sarahlholmes@outlook.com or q.harris@hotmail.ca BY AUGUST 9/2019 FOR PRE-ENTRY PRICES. Any entries after this date will be considered post entries.
RULES
All riders will abide by the rules and regulations of the Mountain Township Agricultural Society and the South Mountain Fair.
The Show Committee and the Judge reserve the right to alter conditions or to refuse entries.
The JUDGES DECISION IS FINAL. Any exhibitor who is guilty of creating a disturbance whether by openly criticizing the judge or the committee or using obscene language to any judge or official shall therefore forfeit the right to any premium and may be suspended by the Society from exhibiting.
All riders much wear appropriate riding equipment to their style of riding.
ALL RIDERS MUST WEAR AN APPROVED HELMET AT ALL TIMES WHILE MOUNTED.
Horses and ponies should be neat, cleaned, and in good condition for the show. Unhealthy, poor-conditioned, and or lame horses/ponies will be asked to leave the show ring.
A rider is allowed one minute after the first call by in-gate steward to enter the ring. If not available at that time, the horse and rider may be eliminated.
Entry fees will ONLY BE REFUNDED upon the presentation of a veterinarian’s certificate, presented to the show Secretary by the day immediately following the show.
Classes will be cancelled if there is less than 5 entries.
Class changes during the day will require an additional $2.00/class.
Any protests must be registered to the show committee BY THE RIDER involved before the commencement of the next class.
The Fair Board, the Horse Show Committee, and any workers on the day will not be held responsible for loss, damage or injury to any person, animal, or property in any way involved in the show.
Rain or Shine, NO REFUNDS.
Proof of age is required
Livestock Bracelets will be allotted as follows: 1-2 animals exhibited – 1 Livestock Bracelet, 3-4 animals exhibited – 2 Livestock Bracelets, 5-6 animals exhibited – 3 Livestock Bracelets, 7-8 animals exhibited – 4 Livestock Bracelets, etc.
Prize money as follows:
1st -$3 2nd -$2 3rd -$1
Ribbons awarded for places 1st through 6th.
ENTRY FEES
Lead Line – No Entry Fee
PRE ENTRY: $5.00 per class
Lead Line
Lead Line – Walk.
English or Western tack. Participants may only enter Lead Line class. 1st Place ribbon to all entries.
Costume Contest
(NOTE: the costume class is OPEN to ALL AGES)
Costume Event – Riders will display the costumes they have created for their horse and themselves.
Fun & Games
(children under the age of 12)
English or Western tack. Riders may be accompanied by an adult as required. All classes are timed events, time fault will apply.
Halter Derby
Riders will lead their horse through a course. Each obstacle must be completed (timed event)
Cowboy Obstacle
Riders will ride through a course (a fair chosen pace). Each Obstacle must be completed. (Timed event)
Mini jumps
Riders and ponies will jump over a low series of jumps at a fair pace (4 time faults for every knocked rail)
Apple Dunk
Riders will trot down the ring to a water bucket, dismount and then dunk for an apple (no hands) then lead their horse back to the finish line with apple secure in the rider’s mouth.
Targets
Riders will challenge a series of targets.
Sack Race
Rider trots midway – dismounts – hops (in sack) back to finish line leading pony/horse
Key Hole Race
Rider will trot to end of the ring, turn within keyhole, then return to the finish line (timed event)
Flag Race
Rider will trot mid-way down the ring. Retrieve a scarf/flag off the top of a barrel, carry it to the far end of the ring, go around a barrel, and return to the starting line, leaving the flag back on the mid-way barrel on your way back (timed event)
Cloverleaf Barrels
Riders have the option of riding course A or B.
a. Course A – The entry must cross the timing line, circle barrel 1 clockwise, circle barrel 2 counter clockwise, circle barrel 3 counter clockwise and run between barrels 2 and 3 to cross the timing line.
b. Course B – The entry must cross the timing line, circle barrel 2 counter clockwise, circle barrel 1 clockwise, circle barrel 3 clockwise and run between barrels 2 and 3 to cross the timing line
Pole bending
Contestants may start on either side of the line of poles. They will cross the starting line, move in an approximately straight line to pole 6 (the farthest pole), make a 180-degree turn around pole 6, pass between pole 6 and pole 5, bend through the poles to pole 1, circle pole 1, bend through the poles to pole 6, make a 180-degree turn around pole 6, and cross the starting line by moving along the poles on the side opposite that on which they first approached pole 6
Rope a Calf
Riders will ride around the ring and ‘rope the calf cut outs ‘
Sit a-Buck
Riders will have a ‘bill’ placed under their back upper thigh. Once the bill is in placed, they may not touch it with their hands. Commands will be called out, once the paper has fallen out they are eliminated. The last rider with their ‘bill’ wins. (Game is performed bareback)
Saddle and Harness Division 2
SADDLE AND HARNESS DIVISION 2
Date: Saturday, August 17, 2019
Chairperson: Kirk Douglas (613-826-2538)
Announcer: Christy Stewart
Judge: Nancy MacDonald
Closing Date of Entries – Post Marked Thursday, August 1, 2019
Mail Entries to:
Mrs. Catherine Douglas,
5996 Snake Island Road,
Osgoode, ON K0A 2WO
Rules
- Proof of liability insurance in the amount of one million dollars is required with entries.
- All exhibitors must be paid up members of the Mountain Township Agricultural Society for the current year. A $10.00 membership fee will be deducted from the prize money for the next year membership.
- Classes may be changed by the Committee for the following year due to lack of entries
- Judging of the line classes will commence at 9:30 a.m. sharp on Saturday
- Entry fees must be mailed with entry forms. Entries not accepted via fax or e-mail.
Canadian Hackney Society Junior Exhibitor Classes – $100.00 sponsored by the Canadian Hackney Society
Road Horse driven by a Junior Exhibitor – $30.00 per entry sponsored by the Canadian Road Horse Association
Pleasure Driving Division – Sponsored by the Pleasure Driving Society
American Saddlebred Horse Association (ASHA) of Ontario has granted the South Mountain Fair an Official ASHA Ontario points designed show. All American Saddlebred horses showing in the open divisions will have their placing forwarded to the ASHA for points.
Qualifier: Kentucky State Fair Worlds Championship Horse Show Qualifier for the 2020 Adult Amateur and Junior Exhibitor Hackney/Harness Pony Pleasure Driving Divisions.
Entry Fees: Open classes $7.00 – Stake Classes $10.00 – Special Classes $2.00 (Ribbons only).
To be eligible for Stake classes, horses or ponies must have been entered, shown and judged in at least one other performance section within their division.
Stalls: Available to Exhibitors 100 km or more from South Mountain. The stalls are limited in number and will be allotted on a first-come-basis at $20.00 per stall (bedding provided).
Contact Kirk Douglas to reserve.
Livestock Passes – 1-2 animals 1 pass, 3 – 4 animals 2 passes, 5 – 6 animals 3 passes, etc.
Prize Money:
Open Classes – $35.00, $30.00, $25.00, $20.00, $10.00
Stake Classes – $55.00, $50.00, $45.00, $40.00, $30.00
Special Classes (Ribbons only)
CHILDREN’S SADDLE PONY
17. SADDLE PONY OPEN – Open to ponies not exceeding 14.2 hands with appearance of full tail. To be shown at a walk, trot & canter.
50. SADDLE PONY STAKE
CHILDREN’S PARADE PONY
26. PARADE PONY OPEN – Open to ponies not exceeding 14.2 hands with appearance of full mane & tail. To be shown at a parade walk, parade gait and halt.
42. PARADE PONY STAKE
JUNIOR EXHIBITOR HACKNEY (hackney horse or pony only)
4. JUNIOR SHOWMANSHIP
33. JUNIOR DRIVING
REGISTERED SHETLAND PONY (46″ and under)
7. SHETLAND HARNESS PONY OPEN
34. SHETLAND HARNESS PONY STAKE
REGISTERED HACKNEY PONY PLEASURE DRIVING
15. SINGLE HACKNEY PLEASURE DRIVING PONY
40. SINGLE HACKNEY PLEASURE DRIVING PONY STAKE
REGISTERED HACKNEY PONY (Cob Tails, 14.2 hands & under)
10. SINGLE HACKNEY PONY OPEN
38. SINGLE HACKNEY PONY STAKE
REGISTERED HACKNEY FINE HARNESS PONY (Long tails, 50″ and under)
20. SINGLE FINE HARNESS PONY OPEN
43. SINGLE FINE HARNESS PONY STAKE
REGISTERED HACKNEY ROADSTER PONY (Long tails, 52″ and under shown to a bike)
27. SINGLE ROADSTER PONY OPEN
48. SINGLE ROADSTER PONY STAKE
52. SINGLE ROADSTER PONY, DRIVEN BY A JUNIOR.
REGISTERED STANDARDBRED HORSE
9. SINGLE BIKE HORSE OPEN
36. SINGLE BIKE HORSE STAKE
24. SINGLE WAGON HORSE OPEN
46. SINGLE WAGON HORSE STAKE
2. GREEN ROAD HORSE TO BIKE
OPEN PLEASURE HORSE (all breeds)
13. SADDLE HORSE ENGLISH PLEASURE OPEN to be shown at a walk, trot and canter
39. SADDLE HORSE ENGLISH PLEASURE STAKE
22. DRIVING HORSE PLEASURE OPEN to be shown to an appropriate two or four wheel vehicle
45. DRIVING HORSE PLEASURE STAKE
5. WESTERN PLEASURE OPEN
49. WESTERN PLEASURE STAKE
PARADE HORSE (all breeds)
18. PARADE HORSE OPEN
53. PARADE HORSE STAKE
PLEASURE DRIVING (all breeds)
11. PLEASURE DRIVING REINSMANSHIP
37. PLEASURE DRIVING TURNOUT
FINE/PARK HARNESS HORSE – OPEN BREED, SHOWN TO VICEROY OR FINE HARNESS BUGGY
54. OPEN
55. STAKE
SPECIALS (all breeds)
28. LEAD LINE CLASS – Open to all children 3 – 9 years of age. Child may ride animal under appropriate tack or driveanimal in a suitable vehicle. Handler & exhibitor must be properly attired. Exhibitor must be able to sit in the saddle/cart and hold the reins without handler’s help. Animals will only be asked to walk. Any animal not under complete control will be excused immediately from the ring. Children who show in this class are not eligible to compete in any other class.
29. Open Equitation
3. Open Junior Showmanship on line
30. Open Walk Trot – (all ages)
1A Hackney Pony Open Line Class (Mare, Gelding, Stallion)
Miniature Horse Show Division 3
MINIATURE HORSE DIVISION 3
Entries:
Classes 1-16 and 21, 23, and 25, $3.00 per entry
Classes 26, 35, 41, 44, 47, 51, $7.00 per entry
Class 32 $10.00 per hitch
Passes: 1 – 2 animals 1 pass, 3 – 4 animals 2 passes, 5 – 6 animals 3 passes, etc.
Prize Money:
Classes 1-16 and 21-25 pay – $25, $20, $15, $10 and $5.
Classes 26, 32, 41, 44, 47, 51, pay – $35, $30, $25, $20, and $10.
Class 35 pays – $55, $50, $45, $40, and $30.
Closing Date of Entries Postmarked -Thursday, August 1, 2019
Mail Entries to:
Mrs. Catherine Douglas,
5996 Snake Island Road,
Osgoode, ON K0A 2WO
1. Miniature Foal born in the current year, filly or colt
6. Miniature Yearling filly or colt
8. Miniature Two-year old filly or colt
12. Miniature Mare – Three-year-old and over
14. Miniature Gelding – Three-year-old and over
16. Miniature Stallion – Three-year-old and over
19. Champion and Reserve Champion Miniature Horse of the Show
21. Special Class – Junior Showmanship (12 and under) On Halter
23. Special Class – Senior Showmanship (13-18) On Halter
25. Miniature Lead Line – six years and under
31. Miniature Horse – Roadster to Bike
32. Miniature Hunter Class (rules available at ring side) basically handler guides the horse over a course of 5 to 8 jumps
35. Open Miniature Team
41. Open Miniature Cart Class – Horse over 34” up to 38” in height
44. Open Miniature Cart Class – Horse 34” and under in height
47. Miniature Golden Age Cart – Open to Men and Ladies 60 years and over
51. Youth Miniature Cart Class – Driver must show proof of age (16 years and under)
Saddle and Harness Show Schedule 9:30 AM.
(Ring Watering 11:30 and 1:30)
OPEN CLASSES
1A. Hackney Pony Open Line Class
- Miniature Horse Foal (born in current year, filly or colt)
- Green Road Horse to Bike
- Open Jr. Showmanship on line
- CHS Junior Hackney Showmanship
- Western Pleasure Open
- Miniature Horse Yearling (filly or colt)
- Shetland Harness Pony
- Miniature Horse Two-Year-Old (filly or colt)
- Roadster Bike Horse
- Hackney Pony
- Pleasure Driving Reinmanship
- Miniature Horse Mare (three years old and over)
- English Pleasure
- Miniature Horse Gelding (three years old or over)
- Hackney Pleasure Pony
- Miniature Horse Stallion (three years old and over)
- Saddle Pony
- Parade Horse Open
- Miniature Horse – Champion and Reserve Champion of the Show
- Fine Harness Pony
54. Fine/Park Harness Horse Open Breed
- Miniature Horse – Special Class – Junior Showmanship (12 years and under) – Halter
- Pleasure Driving Horse
- Miniature Horse – Special Class – Senior Showmanship (13 to 18 years) – Halter
- Road Horse to Wagon
- Miniature Horse – Lead Line – 6 years and under
- Parade Pony
- Roadster Pony
- Lead Line Class
- Open Equitation
- Open Walk Trot (any age)
- Miniature Horse Roadster to Bike
STAKE CLASSES
- Miniature Hunter Class
- CHS Junior Driving Hackney Pony
- Shetland Harness Pony Stake
- Miniature Horse – Open Team
- Roadster Bike Horse Stake
- Pleasure Driving Turnout
- Hackney Pony Stake
- English Pleasure Stake
- Hackney Pleasure Pony Stake
- Miniature Horse Cart Class over 34 inches and up to 38 inches in height
- Parade Pony Stake
- Fine Harness Pony Stake
55. Fine/Park Harness Horse Open Breed Stake
- Miniature Horse Cart Class 34 inches and under
- Pleasure Driving Horse Stake
- Road Horse to Wagon Stake
- Miniature Golden Age Cart – Open to Ladies and Men 60 years and over
- Roadster Pony Stake
- Western Pleasure Stake
- Saddle Pony Stake
- Miniature Horse Youth Cart Class – Driver must show proof of age (16 years and under)
- Single Roadster Pony Driven by a Junior
- Parade Horse Stake
Heavy Horse Show and Miniature Division 4
Time: 10:00 a.m.
Chairperson: Bert Doornwaard (cell 613-407-0331)
Judge: TBA
Closing Date of Entries – Postmarked Thursday, August 1, 2019
Mail Entries to:
Christy Stewart,
2698 8th Line Road, Box 142
Metcalfe, ON K0A2P0
Phone: 613 821-2676 Email: castewart@bell.net
Parking: Heavy Horse Exhibitors will be parked on the inside and outside of the track before the corner at end of the show ring (usual area of parking).
Livestock Passes: 1 – 2 animals – 1 pass, 3 – 4 animals – 2 passes, 5 – 6 animals – 3 passes, etc.
Rules
- Proof of liability insurance in the amount of one million dollars is required.
- Registration papers must be available for verification for Classes 1 to 10 between 8:00 a.m. and 9:30 a.m. the day of the show
- All exhibitors must be paid up members of the Mountain Township Agricultural Society for the current year. A $10.00 membership fee will be deducted from the prize money for the next year membership.
- Entry fee is 15% of prize money won.
- Classes may be changed by the Committee for the following year due to lack of entries
- Judging of the line classes will commence at 10:00 a.m. sharp
MINIATURE HORSE DIVISION
Entries: 15% of prize money won.
Prize Money:
Classes A-F and H-J – $25, $20, $15, $10 and $5.
Classes L, M, N, O, P – $35, $30, $25, $20, and $10.
Class K – $55, $50, $45, $40, and $30.
HEAVY HORSE PUREBRED LINE CLASSES – ALL BREEDS COMBINED
Prize Money:
Classes 1 to 10
1st-$60.00 2nd-$50.00 3rd-$45.00 4th-$35.00 5th-$30.00 6th-$25.00 7th- 20.00
| 1 |
Foal of the current year, filly or colt |
| A |
Miniature Foal born in the current year, filly or colt |
| 1C |
Special class – Clydesdale foals born in 2019 sponsored by Eastern Regional Clydesdale Association – 2019 filly or colt sired by a nominated stallion from Eastern Ontario or Western Quebec with the dividing line east of Highway 37 |
| B |
Miniature yearling filly or colt |
| 2 |
Brood Mare – Mare that shows evidence of being in foal or has raised a foal during the current year. The Exhibitor is required to show the mare with the foal at foot or registration certificate of the foal must be provided if the foal is not shown. |
| C |
Miniature 2-year-old filly or colt |
| 3 |
Registered yearling filly |
| D |
Miniature Mare – three-year-old and over |
| 4 |
Registered two-year-old filly |
| E |
Miniature Gelding – three-year-old and over |
| 5 |
Registered three-year-old filly |
| F |
Miniature Stallion – three-year-old and over |
| 6 |
Stallion, yearling and two-years-old |
| G |
Champion and Reserve Champion Miniature Horse of the show |
| 7 |
Stallion three years old and over |
| 8 |
Grand Champion Stallion – Rosette Only |
| 9 |
Reserve Champion Stallion – Rosette Only |
| H |
Special Class – Junior Showmanship (12 and under) on halter |
| 10 |
Registered yeld mare four years old and over |
| 11 |
Grand Champion Mare – Rosette only |
| 12 |
Reserve Champion Mare – Rosette only |
| I |
Special Class – Senior Showmanship (13-18) on halter |
| 13 |
Get of Sire – Three animals, any age and the get of one sire |
| 14 |
Progeny of Dam – Two animals, any age and the progeny of one dam. |
| J |
Miniature Lead Line – six years and under |
Grade Line Classes
Prize Money – 1st-$40.00 2nd-$35.00 3rd-$30.00 4th-$25.00 5th-$15.00 EOE
| 15 |
Light and Heavy Draft mare or gelding – three years and under |
| 16 |
Heavy Draft Mare or Gelding – four years and over |
| 17 |
Light Draft Mare or Gelding – four years and over |
| 18 |
Commercial Mare or Gelding – three years and over |
| 19 |
Special Class – Best Horse on the grounds (must have shown in previous appropriate class) – Sponsored by Mountain Meadows Clydesdales |
| 20 |
Special Class Junior Showmanship – Youth (18 years and under) showing a draft horse on line – Sponsored by Eastern Regional Clydesdale Association and Mountain Township Agricultural Society |
LUNCH* |
|
| K |
3-6 Open Miniature Multi Hitch horse hitch |
| 21 |
Draft Cart Class |
| 22 |
Single Commercial hitched to a suitable vehicle (wagon or cart) |
| 23 |
Registered Team of Mares |
| M |
Open Miniature Cart Class – Horse over 34 up to 38 inches in height 24 Commercial Tandem Hitch |
| 25 |
Light Draft Team hitched to a show wagon |
| 26 |
Commercial Team |
| 27 |
Heavy Draft Team hitched to a wagon |
| 28 |
Commercial Team driven by a Lady |
| N |
Open Miniature Cart Class 34 inches and under in height 29 Light or Heavy Draft Team driven by a Lady |
| 30* |
Heavy Horse or Commercial Team driven by a Junior 18 years and under |
| 31 |
Draft Unicorn hitch to a show wagon |
| 32 |
Commercial Spike Hitch |
| O |
Miniature Golden Age Cart – Open to Men and Ladies 60 years and over |
| 33 |
Draft 4-Horse Hitch |
| 33A |
Draft or Commercial 4-Horse Hitch driven by a Lady (over 18 years of age). |
| 34 |
Commercial 4-Horse Hitch – Sponsored by the Ottawa Valley Commercial Horse Association |
| P |
Youth Miniature Cart Class – Driver must show proof of age (16 years and under) |
| 35 |
Open 6-Horse Hitch |
| 36 |
Draft Horse Riding Class |
*Please note the ring will be watered if needed at Lunch and again after Class 30.
Simmental & Angus Cattle Show
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Poultry
Dates: Thursday, August 15th, 2019 to Sunday, August 18th, 2019
Chairpersons: Ross Dillabaugh 613 989-2359, Danny Johnstone 613 774-3330
Committee: Walter Patterson, Doug Boyd, Daniel Trumper, Connor Fetterley, Melissa Seay
Closing Date of Entries Postmarked -Thursday, August 5, 2019
Mail Entries to:
Ross Dillabaugh,
10105 County Road 3,
Mountain, ON K0E 1S0
Rules:
Birds will be accepted from 6:00 pm Thursday night until 9:00 pm and no later than 9:30 am Friday morning.
The show is being held under A.P.A rules and being judged by “The Standards of Perfection”.
Judging will begin at 10:00 am Friday. Each exhibitor is allowed to enter ONLY two (2) pairs in each class: two (2) males and two (2) females to be judged separately. The judge may withhold a prize if the entry is not worthy.
All exhibitors must pay $1.00 entry fee per bird.
Birds must remain in the show until 3:30 pm Sunday, August 19th or prize money is forfeited. Birds must be picked up between 3:30 pm and 5:30 pm on Sunday.
Birds must be shown in cages supplied by M.T.A.S. An MTAS membership fee of $10.00 is waived for first time adult exhibitors and if you are under the age of 18 years. MTAS and this Committee are not responsible for any loss or damage.
All Standard and Bantams will be shown in a single cage.
Champion Call Duck Cash donation by M.T.A.S. Grand Champion Cash donation by M.T.A.S.
Champion Pigeon Cash donation by M.T.A.S. in memory of Steven Coughler Reserve Champion Pigeon Cash donation by Doug Whyte
Champion Bantam Cash donation by M.T.A.S.
Reserve Bantam Cash donation by M.T.A.S.
Champion Waterfowl Cash donation by Gerry Boyce
Best Cochin (Std/Bantam) Cash donation by M.T.A.S.
Best Sebright Cash donation by M.T.A.S. in Memory of Doug Robertson
Best Game Cash donation by M.T.A.S.
Best Jap Cash donation by Theresa McIntosh
Best Polish Cash donation by M.T.A.S.
Champion Standard Cash donation by Ross & Elaine Dillabaugh
Best Mille Fleur Cash donation by Doug Boyd
Reserve Waterfowl Cash donation by M.T.A.S.
Best Dove Cash donation by B & B Williams Mowing
Reserve Standard Cash donation by John Joynt
Standard Duck AOV Cash donation by M.T.A.S.
Best Rose Comb Cash donation by Danny Johnstone
Prize Money:
1st $5.00 (three (3) points) 2nd $4.00 (two (2) points) 3rd $3.00 (one (1) point)
Poultry & Water Fowl & Pigeon
Judges: TBD
Please be reminded once again that birds are to be picked up on Sunday between 3:30 pm and 5:30 pm.
Bantam Classess
1. Japs
4. Wyndotte Silver Laced
7. Sebright Golden
10. Clean Leg A.O.V.
13. O.E.B.B. Red
16. O.E. Wheaton Game
19. Brahama Buff
22. Silkies A.C.
25. Cochins Blue
28. Leghorn A.O.C.
31. Rocks A.C.
33A. Spangled Games
2. Wyndotte A.C.
5. Rose Comb
8. Cornish White
11. Modern Game A.C.
14. O.E. Black Game
17. O.E. Game A.C.
20. Brahama A.C.
23. Cochins White
26. Cochins A.C.
29. Rocks White
32. Rhode Island Red
3. Wyndotte White
6. Sebright Silver
9. Cornish A.C.
12. O.E. Silver Duckwing
15. O.E.White Game
18. Brahama Lights
21. Mille Fleur
24. Cochins Black
27. Leghorn White
30. Rocks Barred
33. Polish
Standard Classes
34. Polish
37. Hamburg A.C.
40. Wyndotte White
43. Sumatras
46. Brahmas dark
49. Feather Leg A.O.V.
52. Rocks Barred
35. Cornish White
38. Leghorn, White
41. Wyndotte A.O.C.
44. Clean Leg A.O.V.
47. Brhmas buff
50. Rhode Island Red
36. Cornish A.C.
39. Leghorn A.C.
42. Austrolorp A.C.
45. Brahmas Light
48. Cochins A.C.
51. Rocks White
Bantam Ducks
53. White Calls
56. Bantam Duck A.O.V.
54. Grey Calls
57. Black East Indies
Standard Ducks
58. Duck A.O.V.
61. Pekin
59. Muscovy Duck
62. Indian Runners A.C.
Geese
63. White Embden
66. Toulouse
64. African
67. Buff Geese
68. Geese Chinese A.C.
Pigeons
69. Fantails, A.C.
72. Modena Schitti
75. Tumbler A.C.
78. Oriental Frills A.C.
81. Arch Angel
84. Show Kings A.C.
87. Trumpeters A.C.
90. Tippler
93. Berliners
70. Indian Fantails A.C.
73. Modena Gazzi
76. Frill Backs
79. Show Rollers A.C.
82. Show Pen Homers A.C.
85. Chinese Owls A.C.
88. Pouter
91. Pigeons A.O.V.
94. Egyptian Swifts
71. Jacobins
74. Tumbler Long Face
77. Frill Old Style
80. Rollers A.O.V.
83. Racing Homers A.C.
86. Owls, A.O.V.
89. Cropper
92. Doves A.C.
95. Turkeys