National Donkey Show

May 7th

Woodfield Farm

Showing Classes

Class No.

Time

Title

Age

Size

Description

1

 

12.00 pm

Mare – barren, in foal or with foal at foot – Standard and Large

Over 3 Years Old

10 hh and over

All colours

2

12.25pm

Donkey Foal

Born after 01 January 2007

Not applicable

Male or Female – all sizes

3

12.45 pm

Donkey Filly

Born after 01 January 2005

Not Applicable

Female – all sizes

Not Eligible for Class 2

4

1.10

Donkey Gelding

Born after 01 January 2005

Not Applicable

Female – all sizes

Not Eligible for Class 2

Refreshment Break approx 1.40 pm

5

2.15 pm

Donkey Stallion

Please note that the Donkey Stallion Class may be held in an alternate ring.

Over 3 Years old

All Sizes

All Colours

6

2.40 pm

Mare- barren, in foal or with foal at foot -Minature

Over 3 Years old

Under 10 hh

All colours

7

3.10 pm

Best Irish Donkey

Over 3 Years of Age

10hh to 12 hh

Must be solid colours.The Irish Donkey Society recognizes the following coat colours: Grey-Dun, Grey, Black, Roan,Black; Albino-White,Chestnut, Bay, Brown.

8

4.00 pm

Championship

The winner of classes 1 to 7 will be eligible for entry to the Championship. Where One donkey wins two classes above that donkey will represent both classes in the Championship.

9

4.20 pm

Driving Class

Over 3 Years of Age

All Sizes

Male or Female – all sizes

10

4.45 pm

Working Donkey

Over 3 Years of Age

All Sizes

Male or Female – all sizes

11

5.10 pm

Best Ridden & Lead Rein

Over 2 Years old

All Sizes

All Colours- Male or Female.

12

5.30 pm

Best Donkey Suitable as a Childrens Lead Rein or Pet

 

Over 2 Years old

All Sizes

All Colours- Male or Female.

This class may be led by a child over 14 alone or if under 14 years old accompanied by an adult.

Please note that All classes will start at the appointed time.

 

It is the responsibility of exhibitors to ensure that entries and made in time and they are in the ring at the appointed time. Exhibitors should listen to announcements and consult ring stewards to ensure they are familiar with the timetable of classes.

 

Where there are, in the opinion of the judge and stewards, too few donkeys to run a class it may be combined with the most appropriate alternate class available.