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The New Forest Pony

A Company of Limited Guarantee 3421046 Charity Number 1064746

Breeding and Cattle Society

registered in England & Wales with Co. No.

COUNCIL 2023-2024

President Mr Jonathan Gerrelli

President Elect Mrs Anita Smith

Chairman of the Council Mrs S Kempe

Vice Chairman Mr Sam Dovey JP

Members of the Board

Retiring in 2024 Retiring in 2025 Retiring in 2026 Miss N Stephens Mrs J Lowth Mr B Ingram Mr J Young Miss H Palmer Mrs S Kempe Mr S Dovey JP Mrs A Pidgley Ms T Nineham Miss H Whetren Mr P Pidgley Mr M Fry Mr L Blomfield Miss J Tillyer Ms L Hayter Mrs W Gover Fromm Mrs J Williams Mrs L Lang

Honorary Consultant Miss Dionis Macnair

Co-opted Misses Rennie

Agisters :

Jonathan Gerrelli, Robert Maton, Peter Rix, Michael Lovell, Michael Maton

Honorary Secretary Mrs Jane Murray

Honorary Treasurer Mrs Kathleen Clarke

Honorary Veterinary Surgeons

Mrs Laura Trigg BVSc, MRCVS, CertAVPEq Dr Louisa Weinfeld BVMedSci, BVM BVS MRCVS

Honorary Solicitor

Ms Kerry Dovey Whiting LLB Hons PG.Dip, Associate Moore Blatch LLP

Accountants: Stephenson & Co. Austin House, 43 Poole Road, Westbourne, Bournemouth BH4 9DN, Honorary Life Members

Mr P Goodwin BVSc MRCVS, Dr S Baker, Mrs T Turnbull, Miss D Macnair MBE, Mr T Adams, Mr B Ingram, Mrs M Bryant, Mr S Young, Mrs S Young Mr R Ellis MA VetMB CertVR MRCVS, Mrs M Ingram, Mrs M Tillyer, Mrs P Black, Mrs J Williams, Ms G Wright, Mr J Puzio BVetMed MRCVS, Mr J Haynes, Mrs J Howells, Mr P Tunney, BVMS, MRCVS, Mr A Napthine

The New Forest Pony Breeding and Cattle Society

A Company of limited guarantee registered in England & Wales with Company No:3421046Reg: Charity No: 1064746

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the TWENTY-SEVENTH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the above named Company will be held at Lyndhurst Community Centre on Friday 5[th] April 2024 at 7.30 pm for the following purposes:- AGENDA

1. Obituaries ; John Chalk, Rohay Gray, Mathew Gerreli, William Corke, Mrs Joyce Penny,Sandra Palmer,Stella Hore

2. Apologies

3. To confirm the Minutes of the Twenty-Sixth AGM held on Friday 24[th] March 2023.

4. Matters arising from the Minutes. Any items should be sent in writing at least seven days before the meeting.

5. To adopt the 2023 Annual Report and Statement of Accounts. Any questions regarding the annual accounts should be sent in writing to the office at least seven days before the meeting.

6. The Council 2024

As a result of the 2009 amendment to Society Rule 7, 6 Members of the Council are due to retire by rotation and the Council should consist of 18 members.

Members due to retire by rotation in 2024 are: Miss N Stephens, Mr J Young, Mr S Dovey JP,Miss H Whetren Mr L Blomfield, Mrs W Gover Fromm. There are no other nominations, no election is necessary.

7 To appoint Jenni Cavanna as Hon Sec

8 To appoint Kathy Clarke as Hon Treasurer

1. To appoint Stephenson & Co. Chartered Accountants, as accountants.

2. To appoint Mrs Laura Trigg BVSc, MRCVS, CertAVPEq and Dr Louisa Weinfeld MRCVS as the Society’s Honorary Veterinary Surgeons.

3. To appoint Ms Kerry Dovey Whiting, LLB Hons PG.Dip, Associate Moore Barlow LLP, as the Society’s Honorary Solicitor.

12. To confirm the President Elect for 2025.

1. Any Other Business – any items should be sent in writing to the office at least seven days before the meeting.

2. To award the Performance Pony Competition prizes,and Performance Grading rosettes

15. Presentation to Jane Murray

The raffle will be drawn and refreshments served

Acting Hon Sec Jenni Cavanna 16[th] February 2024

MINUTES OF THE TWENTY-SIXTH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING OF THE NEW FOREST PONY BREEDING AND CATTLE SOCIETY HELD AT LYNDHURST COMMUNITY CENTRE ON FRIDAY 24 MARCH 2023 AT 7.30 PM

Present: 71 members signed the attendance record.

Apologies were received from: J Whitham, O&V Dibdin, R&J James, W Gover Fromm, J Jack, E Dovey, K Martin, A Dibben, D Vear, L Weinfeld, A Wilson, E&P Rennie, P Mabbutt

Obituaries: A moment of silence was held in memory of those who had passed away in 2022: B Thorne, E Francis, W Cobden, M Glasspool, P Whapham, L Smith, R Bailey, M Parrett, B Wilson, J Hann Parkes, O Wienecke, D Vear, K Samphier, R Hawkins, A Harmsworth, S Oram, Belinda Lady Montagu

The Minutes of the Twenty-Fifth AGM held on Friday 13 May 2022. J R Gerrelli proposed and P Pidgley seconded, acceptance of the Minutes, which had been printed in the 2022 Annual Report and taken as read. All who voted were in favour, with no votes against. The Minutes were approved and signed.

There were no Matters arising from the Minutes.

The 2022 Annual Report and Statement of Accounts.

The Chair of Council, Mrs Suzanne Kempe, gave a brief presentation, highlighting membership, registration forms and studbook numbers, the point to point, mare grading and the current office vacancy.

The Treasurer, Mrs Kathleen Clarke, gave her report. No questions had been received regarding the Statement of Accounts. A Pidgley proposed, and B Ingram seconded, acceptance of the 2022 Annual Report and Accounts. There were no votes against.

The Council 2023

As a result of the 2009 amendment to Society Rule 7, 6 Members of the Council were due to retire by rotation and the Council should consist of 18 members.

Members due to retire by rotation in 2023 are: Mr B Ingram, Mrs S Kempe, Ms T Nineham, Mr M Fry, Mrs S Young and Mrs L Lang. All except Mrs S Young were willing to stand again and had been duly nominated and seconded. Mrs S Young stood down. Ms Lyndsey Hayter has been nominated and seconded. There were no other nominations, so no election was necessary. A Pidgley nominated and J Smyth seconded election en bloc and there were no votes against.

Society Officers: There were no votes against the appointment of the following: Society Accountants: Stephenson & Co,

Honorary Veterinary Surgeons: Ms Laura Trigg BVSc, MRCVS, CertAVPEq and Ms Louisa Weinfeld MRCVS, the latter replacing Ms Hannah Buteux who stood down.

Honorary Solicitor: Ms Kerry Dovey Whiting, LLB Hons PG.Dip, Associate Moore Barlow LLP.

President Elect for 2024

R Maton proposed and L England seconded acceptance of Council’s nomination of Mrs Anita Smith as President Elect for 2024. There were no votes against.

Any Other Business

No items had been received in writing to the office at least seven days before the meeting.

The outgoing Presidents John and Wendy Adams welcomed Mr Jonathan Gerrelli as President for 2023. Mr Gerrelli presented flowers to the outgoing Presidents and to Mrs Shirley Young thanking them for their service.

An Outstanding Achievement Award was made to Anita Smith for her successes in the Point to Point over the last 20 years.

The Performance Pony Competition prizes were awarded.

Engraved glass tumblers were awarded to the owner of ponies winning Society cups three years in succession. Erika Dovey: Nutschullyng Bewitched – Cree Cup - Ladies Race, Point to Point

Peter and Amanda Pidgley: Glenbeech Crystal – Burton Love Affair of Tomatin and Garth cups - Commoners Mare

Awards were made to the following ponies in the Elite Scheme

Pony Performance Gold Grade – Sabinas Monte Carlo

Pony Performance Silver Grade – Ashley Rancher, Kauri Inspiration, Hollybrooke Duke, Newcopse Tigger Stallion Progeny Gold Grade – Woodrow Prince Harry

Stallion Progeny Silver Grade – Wayland Golden Harry, Willoway Minstral, Hollybrooke Tinker Mare Progeny Gold Grade – Coffee Crunch, Hollybrooke Debbie Mare Progeny Silver Grade – Amarillo Soda, Rushpole Linnet

Ash Grade Certificate to Forest-Run Mares: Portmore Rosebud, Sprattsdown Cincinatti Oak Grade Certificate to Forest-Run Mares: Hilltop Daisy Dressage Grade One rosettes: Playmoor Chestnut Monarch, Mockbeggar Rosey II, Hollybrooke Martini

The meeting ended at 8.25 pm and the raffle was drawn and refreshments served.

NEW FOREST PONY BREEDING AND CATTLE SOCIETY A Company Limited by Guarantee, Company No. 03421046 Registered Charity No. 1064746 Defra Approved Passport Issuing Organisation 826 038

SUBSCRIPTIONS 2024

Subscriptions for 2024 are now due. The membership year runs from 1 January to 31 December. Subscriptions renewed after 31 March are subject to a £2.50 surcharge.

MEMBERSHIP RENEWAL RATES

Adult Member	£25.00	after 31 March 2024	£27.50
Joint Members	£35.00	after 31 March 2024	£37.50
Family Members	£45.00	after 31 March 2024	£47.50
Junior Member	£12.50	after 31 March 2024	£15.00

Please check that your Banker’s Order payments are up-to-date and show the rates above. All cheques payable to NFPB&CS.

You may also pay by card/PayPal through the website.

NEW MEMBERSHIP APPLICATIONS

Membership forms and Bankers Order forms are available by downloading from the website, or from the office.

New Member	Subscription £25.00 and Joining Fee £15.00	£40.00
New Joint Member	Subscription £35.00 and Joining Fee £15.00	£50.00
(Two adults)
New Family Members	Subscription £45.00 and Joining Fee £15.00	£60.00
(including all children under
18)
New Junior Member	Subscription £12.50 and Joining Fee £5.00	£17.50
Life Membership	(17 years of age and over)	£500

SOCIETY OFFICE New Forest Pony Breeding and Cattle Society, Deepslade House, Ringwood Road, Bransgore, Hants, BH23 8AA Telephone [phone] Email: [e-mail] Website: www.newforestpony.com

REGISTRATION DATES AND FEES 2024

All breeders should ensure that they have read the document ‘Registration Guidance and Fees for 2024 Foals’. By signing the Registration Application Form, you are confirming that you have read and understood the document and accept the terms and conditions.

The breeder is responsible for completing the registration form and microchipping the foal (except those eligible for the Forest-run derogation).

The final date for submission of forms,

as set down in the Equine Identification (England) Regulations 2018 is 30 NOVEMBER 2024.

• Please register your foals as early as possible; do not delay in sending in your forms;

• Ensure that all mares are transferred into the breeder’s ownership;

• Consider microchipping your stud-bred foals as soon as possible after birth.

It is very important that all entrants for all Beaulieu Road Sales are registered as early as possible, so that there is sufficient time for the passports to be made up before the sale. This will particularly apply to the September Sale – you will need to start the registration process by early August. Do not delay.

REGISTRATION FEES FOR MEMBERS

The registrations committee and full council have reviewed the costs for registrations and managing this process and the fees for 2024 will be :

£18 for pure/part-bred foals, registered before 30[th] Sept 2024 £25 for pure/part-bred foals, registered 1[st] Oct to 30[th] Nov £25 ID-only equine passports, before 30[th] Sept 2024 £30 ID-only equine passports, 1[st] Oct to 30[th] Nov £25 Donkey passports

£10 Levey on paperwork needing to be returned for corrections.

COMPULSORY MICROCHIPPING OF ALL EQUINES

The Equine Identification (England) Regulations 2018 required that all horses in England (apart from those covered by the New Forest semi-feral derogation) were microchipped by 1 October 2020 .

It is now expected that at all Society events and competitions, with the exception of the Forest-Fed competition, all ponies will be microchipped. No award will be made to a pony that is not microchipped in accordance with the law.

All entrants to Beaulieu Road Sales must be microchipped. This covers both foals and all other ponies of whatever age, in all the sections. Please ensure that the number is reported to the Society and recorded on the database before the sale.

Transfers - please ensure that all older ponies are microchipped before sending in a Transfer of Ownership.

SOCIETY NOTICES

STALLION INSPECTIONS 2025

Saturday 5th April, Beaulieu Road Please contact the office with the colt’s details if you would like a colt of 2 years and over inspected. Futurity yearling selections

Saturday 21 September,TBC Beaulieu Road

MARE GRADING 2024

Saturday 6[th] April, Beaulieu Road Saturday 21 September,TBC Beaulieu Road

Elite Shows for 2024

Northern Supporters Group, 30[th] June New Forest Pony Enthusiasts Club Show –5[th] May

Royal Bath & West, 30[th] May–1[st] June Royal Three Counties, 14-16[th] June Royal Cheshire 18-19[th] June New Forest, 30[th] July-1[st] Aug NPS Summer Championships, 4-6[th] August Breed Show, 24 and 26 August

Royal International Horse Show 25 – 30 July Horse of the Year Show 9-13[th] October London International 13-18[th] Dec

BREED SHOW

Closing Date for Entries – 1 August

Saturday 24 August – Stallions (in-hand and ridden), Ridden Performance Monday 26 August – In-Hand

SOCIETY MEETING DATES 2024

GP	Wednesday 10 January	Wednesday 10 January
COUNCIL	Wednesday 7 February	Wednesday 7 February
GP	Wednesday 13 March	Wednesday 13 March
COUNCIL	Wednesday 10 April	Wednesday 10 April
GP	Wednesday 8 May	Wednesday 8 May
COUNCIL	Wednesday 12 June	Wednesday 12 June
GP	Wednesday 10 July	Wednesday 10 July
GP	Wednesday 11 September	Wednesday 11 September
COUNCIL	Wednesday 9 October	Wednesday 9 October
GP	Wednesday 13 November	Wednesday 13 November
GP	Wednesday 11 December	Wednesday 11 December

ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING 2025 – Friday 28[th] March

Registrations deadline 30[th] November

NEW FOREST PONY BREEDING AND CATTLE SOCIETY

A Company Limited by Guarantee, Company No. 03421046 Registered Charity No. 1064746 Defra Approved Passport Issuing Organisation 826 038

SOCIETY OFFICE

Deepslade House, Ringwood Road, Bransgore, Hants BH23 8AA Telephone: [phone]

Email: [e-mail] Website: www.newforestpony.com

Please send all correspondence to the above address.

If you would like the Council to discuss a particular issue, please write or email as above.

The objects for which the Society is established are: to encourage the preservation and breeding of the best type of New Forest ponies; to undertake to record New Forest ponies and enter them in the New Forest Pony Stud Book; and to hold an annual show for the encouragement and improvement of the breed of New Forest ponies. Having due regard to the Charity Commission’s public benefit guidance, the Society presents its financial accounts and this report on its activities in 2023 in which it sees its main achievements as the successful recording of New Forest ponies and the promotion and preservation of the breed.

PRESIDENT’S REPORT 2023

It has been an honour and a privilege to be President of the Society over the past year, and of the few duties of that office, I particularly enjoyed the traditional hosting of afternoon tea at the Breed Show. It was lovely to catch up with so many friends, and I always feel that is a small oasis of calm amongst all the hectic rush of the show.

Congratulations to all the class winners, and especially to our Supreme Champion Peronne Notorious who won that for the third time overall and the 2nd year in a row, what an achievement.

I was very pleased that the futurity scheme for colts has been continued, as this is a great way to support the keeping of young potential stallions, and we must thank the Verderers for assisting with this funding. Hopefully some of these colts will eventually become stallions that will run the Forest.

I would also like to thank your council for all the time and effort they give to the Society, I am sure most members do not realise the amount of work they do on our behalf.

Of course 2023 has been a sad year for my family and I, with the sudden and unexpected passing of my brother Matthew. I am sure most of you knew Matthew, a big character in every sense, who lived and worked his whole life in the Forest. Dad gave us our first pony when we were both young boys, and we took 9G as our brand and Portmore as the prefix, and have run a large herd of ponies between us ever since.

Matthew also loved his cows and he and his partner Karen would always enter them for the cattle classes at the Breed show, with much rivalry and bragging rights for whoever’s came out on top. Much to my disgust, he also turned out a large herd of shetlands, but he always used to say to me when I moaned about them, ‘it could be worse, I could keep donkeys’!

Remembered for his smile and always ready to help, he will be greatly missed by all.

Jonathan Gerrelli

CHAIRMAN’S REPORT 2023

2023 has been a year of many changes with new staff taking up roles in the office. Ann who has done such a wonderful job with registrations over the last couple of years realised that the hours required were too many for her in a part time capacity. Fortunately, Ann has been available to give her expertise to our new staff and will continue to help on an occasional basis as required.

We now have Charlotte Chatfield (Charlie) and Paris Wyles working as a job share covering more hours as required, we have been very lucky to find such an efficient pairing and they have quickly fitted into their roles.

Another massive change comes, as with great sadness that I report that Jane Murray, our Honorary Secretary stepped down from her role at the end of November last year. Jane joined the society some twenty years ago and in addition to all the usual secretarial duties undertaken, she steered us through some complicated issues with new PIO legislation, as well as us leaving Europe with its many implications. Her dedication in absorbing knowledge of complicated DEFRA and Brexit legislation has been of enormous help to the Society. Jane was also kept very busy with genetics not only relating to breeding but also to genetic diseases and formalising our consolidated breeding programme. In her time as Hon Sec the Society has seen great change, including moving offices, updating IT systems implementing various changes to its activities and the evolution of the council. To mark her retirement the ‘resources’ committee took her out to lunch and presented her with a laptop as a thank you gift on behalf of the society. Since formally stepping down, Jane has continued to come into the office to assist and help our acting Hon Sec Jenni Cavanna learn the ropes and the office processes. As we enter a new era, the administration of the Society will be shared across the office with our new office team. We will make a formal presentation and thank you to Jane at our AGM in April, and I’m sure that many of you will want to wish her a lovely retirement. Jane, a well known feature of the society and our office will be greatly missed.A huge thanks is also due to our treasurer Kathy-there are now so many methods of payment that the role can be very time consuming in collating everything for the accountants.

The Council as always works hard through the year-running the many events and making sure that our breed is in the public eye whether through events or through publicity on the web and in magazines-a big thankyou is due to them. I am fortunate to have Sam Dovey as my vice chair still, with his broad knowledge of Society matters and understanding of legislation

Finally the breeders and the ponies have not let us down culminating in the wonderful result at with Vynnes Magical Edition taking the HOYS M&M Ridden Championship.

Suzanne Kempe

COUNCIL CHANGES IN 2023

At the AGM held on 24 March 2023, Mrs Shirley Young stepped down from the Council, creating a vacancy. This was filled by Ms Lyndsey Hayter. Hannah Buteux stepped down as Society Vet, and was replaced by Louisa Weinfeld MRCVS.

STAFF CHANGES IN 2023

Ann Hall left the position of Registration Secretary in the summer. Charlotte Chatfield and Paris Wyles joined us to take on the Registrations and other office admin tasks. Jenni Cavanna became our Acting Hon Sec from Dec in place of Jane Murray who retired after 20 years in that role.

RARE BREEDS SURVIVAL TRUST - RARE BREED STATUS

Following RBST’s introduction of new methodology for calculating breed status in 2021, the New Forest Pony remained in the amber ‘At Risk’ category in 2023.

ONLINE STUD BOOK

Access to the online stud book is free of charge to members and as such is a valuable benefit of membership. You need your membership number and a password which consists of four lower case letters. If you have misplaced your access details, phone or email the office.

REVIEW OF THE YEAR

Another busy year for our society starting with the Forest-fed competition where commoners enter their mares to be judged on the forest in late Feb/early March. This is acknowledging the hardy and typey mares which in turn are the backbone of our Breed.

The Forest-Fed competition gives a clear indication of how the ponies have wintered and all three judges were very pleased with the condition and standard of the mares. Congratulations to Marion Ingram’s evergreen Deerleap Orchid, Overall Champion and winning the Dale Memorial Cup, and well done to Young Commoners Ines Mitchell (Overall Reserve with Doorage Keepsake) and Peter Fogarty, who entered for the first time and were both Area winners

The colt inspections were once again held in April at the very unique Beaulieu Road Sales yard where the show ring with it’s high fencing is suitable for seeing the colts loose and an inspection box is available for the vetting. Sadly, this year was extremely wet, not easy for handlers or the judges, but everybody persisted, and we saw 14 colts successfully pass the inspection subject to vetting and DNA checks. Top colt was Vynnes Second Edition

We were also able to offer a Northern Grading Day which included colt inspections and mare grading with seven colts passing their inspection-the top colt being Backley Dream Catcher.

Through the summer some mare grading inspections were held on holdings, and at the September Grading Day where six colts passed their inspections too. We were pleased to have a good number of colt foals put forward to be included in our Futurity Scheme as well as some yearling colts. We look forward to seeing how they progress and hope that they will be our stallions of the future, we are very grateful for continued funding from the Verderers HLS Scheme. The Futurity Scheme has produced 40 licenced stallions and 18 of the current forest run stallions are by 16 different sires.

Meanwhile members of the New Forest Pony Enthusiasts Riding Club have had a successful 2023 season attending and being placed throughout year at many BRC events.

Erin Dovey riding Moneyhills Pageant was 2nd at Swalcliffe ODE championships. Milly Stride riding Cuckopenn Merlin was 3rd at the Combined Training championships The junior arena eventing team won the 80cm section and were 3rd in the 70cm section. Lincolnshire Championships saw the senior team finishing third out of 107 teams. Sally Anne Pierson – Mallards Wood Jackson Sonja Waite - Silverlea Sweet Dreams Gemma Bruce - Applewitch Avalon Martine Harding - Willoway Double O Seven Sally Anne also finished 3rd as an individual Frankie Webb riding Hollybrooke Annie II won the dressage as an individual on the Sunday.

The Breed Society is always very grateful for the promotion of the fully registered pony by NFPEC and prices achieved when sold are a reflection of this.

Abigail Staff’s Knavesash Supernatural (Wayland Cranberry / Willoway Spellbound) bred by Kate Robb – took the Gold Medal Supreme M&M In Hand at NPS Summer Champs. Peronne The Navigator qualified for the Price family supreme in hand championship at Horse of the Year Show, Navigator was the only New Forest pony to qualify for this final and is the only New Forest pony to have qualified for this final more than once in this current format.

It’s been a busy year for northern breed supporters. Although entries were down at the Northern Show held in April at Camden Equestrian Centre near York, in conjunction with NPS Area 4, Steph Peto’s ridden gelding Portmore Downburst was a worthy Supreme Champion, with Diane Hadwen’s Highfox Heaven Sent in Reserve; Heaven Sent went on to stand British Isles and NPS Area 4 Reserve Supreme Champion In Hand.

For the first time in a number of years the Breed Society held a northern colt inspection, also at Camden Equestrian Centre, by kind permission of owner Micky Welling. Eight stallion owners presented colts for inspection and the spectacle attracted quite a lot of spectator interest. It was very encouraging to see so many potential stallions coming forward for licensing outside the Forest. The colt with the top marks on the day was Backley Dream Boy, a three year old owned by Adam Cooper.

Other highlights from 2023

Ann & Vicki Partington’s Highfox Hunky Dory ridden by Gail Whetter claimed NPS Scotland’s New Forest Pony of The Year award - they enjoyed a fantastic 2022 season and qualified twice for HOYS 2022…finishing 9th in the final.

New Forest ponies were very strongly represented at the NPS champs, winning a number of the prestigious M&M championships including: Pittswood Carmen – Black Country Ridden finalist & Champion Mare (Owen & Val Dibdin); Woodrow The Warrior – British Isles In-Hand Supreme Champion (June Whitham); Knavesash Supernatural – Gold Medal M&M In-Hand Supreme Champion (Abigail Staff); Hurtstock Cornish Amber – Ringside Open Ridden Supreme Champion (Lucy Booth)

Winning the M&M Ridden championship at HOYS was a huge result for breeders Andy Vine and daughter Laura House with their homebred stallion Vynnes Magical Edition beautifully ridden by Pip Smith. Mr Ed as he is known is by Applewitch Pure Magic previous ‘Sire of the Year at HOYS on two occasions.

Malcom Fry

2023 BREED SHOW REPORT

The Annual Breed Show was once again held in the Ley Field at New Park behind the main showground at New Park. The weather is always a worry, and on the Saturday the heavens opened at one point and combined with thunder and lightening sent people diving for cover, but the stalwart judges, helpers and competitors just carried on. We were much luckier on Monday.

On Saturday Peronne Notorious won the Stud Stallion Championship, with the Stud Youngstock Champion Vines Second Edition taking Reserve. The Champion Forest-run Stallion was Knavesash Polaris, who won the Shobley Cup, and Pauls Lane Bramble was Forest-Bred In-hand Stallion Champion. Fidleywood Falconer won the Cranesmoor Cup for having the best foals on the Forest. Emma Collis and Doorage Forget-me-not had a successful day winning the HOYS Qualifier, and later taking the Owner/Rider and the Overall Ridden Championships along with the NPS Ridden Silver Medal. In the WHP Championship it was a repeat of last year’s success for Peronne Nero who was champion again, and Furzley To Be Faire took reserve. The Novice Ridden Champion was Woodrow Delights Double, and the Forest-Bred Ridden Champion was Picket Post Polo owned by the late Rohays Gray.

Woodrow the Warrior was the Youngstock Champion for the third time, and the reserve was the Filly Champion Brock Bronagh. Warrior was also the Gelding Youngstock Champion, and overall Gelding Champion. The Forest-Bred Youngstock Champion was Lucky Lane Spitfire, and the overall in-hand Forest Bred Champion was Glenbeech Nutmeg who also took the Centaur Cup for Young Commoners in-hand 4 years and over. The Gaza Cup for best Youngstock owner by a Young Commoner was won by Sway Supersonic, and the Beaulieu Road Sales Champion was Crabbswood Suprize. The 133cm Champion was Brock Artemis.

The Mare Championship was won by James Young and Trudy Nineham’s home bred mare Brock Bronwen, with a previous winner Holybrooke Melitta, owned by Mr John and Mrs Wendy Adams, taking reserve. This was Melitta’s last Breed Show, as she has now retired after a very successful career in the show ring. The Mallards Wood Filly Foal won the Foal Championship.

Marney Dell’s Champion Stud Stallion, Peronne Notorious, by Moortown Nobby, was again victorious taking the Supreme Championship for an amazing third time. This was particularly special as they almost missed the Supreme Championship due to a serious accident blocking the motorway. They won the Marie Large Memorial Trophy as highest placed stud-bred pony, NPS In-Hand Silver Medal and the HOYS/Price In-hand Semi-Final Qualifer. The Reserve Supreme was the Overall Forest-Bred In-hand Champion, Glenbeech Nutmeg, by Oke Dene Red Alert, and owned by Daniel Drodge, who also won the Arthur Collis Memorial Cup for the highest placed mare/filly and the Sungold Countess Cup for the highest placed Forest-bred pony.

The Show would not be possible without all the help of our amazing volunteers, some who have helped us for many years, As always, I would like to take this opportunity to say an enormous thank you on behalf of the Show Committee to the stewards, announcer, helpers, judges and competitors, we just could not do it without you. We would also like to thank our sponsors too. We look forward to seeing you all at the 2024 Show.

Hilary Palmer

2023 FOREST-RUN STALLION AREAS

Ashlett Colonel Smart	S60/068	Dark Brown	Burley Rocks
Brookshill Jasper	S59/214	Bay Roan	Wootton
Brookshill Major II	S60/231	Bay	Balmer Lawn
Bullhill Major	S56/110	Bay	Minstead/Shave Green
Cameron Luck of the Irish	S56/070	Bay	Pitts Wood/Ditchend
Carterstone Cufflink	S60/117	Dk Bay	Culverley
Fidleywood Falconer	S57/127	Bay	Shirley Holms
Jetset Monarch			Wilverley/Longslade
Knavesash Gold Fever	S55/068	Ch Roan	Bank
Lucky Lane Pegasus	S55/083	Bay	Backley
Lucky Lane Rollo	S49/105	Grey	Woodgreen
Mallards Wood Law & Order	S57/113	Bay Roan	Ashurst
Mogshade Quarryman	S60/063	Bay	Withybeds
Portmore Thunder Cloud	S48/575	Ch Roan	Blackfield
Sandhole Raven			Green Pond
Wellow Vivaldi	S59/126	Bay	Penn Common
Walhampton Scholars Farewell	S54/253	Black	Milkham
Woodfidley Top Gun	S49/222	Grey	Holidays Hill

Stallion Turnout Dates 2023 Out – Tuesday 9 May

In – By Monday 10 July (could start coming in from Monday 3 July)

HORSERACE BETTING LEVY BOARD GRANT

HBLB pays a grant of £6,000 to the Society, to which we are required to add 20% (£1,200) from our own resources to fund the programmes allowable under the HBLB scheme. As in previous years, the Society has used the HBLB grant to support the semi-feral herds and reward quality breeding of semi-feral ponies by allocating it to the Forest Stallion Premiums and Forest Fed Premiums.

FOREST-RUN STALLIONS PREMIUMS

Premiums were paid to the following Forest-run Stallions who were entered at the Breed Show.

Forest-run Stallions - 1st Premium

Portmore Thunder Cloud Messrs J & M Gerrelli Lucky Lane Rollo Mrs E M Gerrelli Bunny II Mr William Chatley Cadland Masterplan Mr J F Greenwood Knavesash Gold Fever Ms Kate Robb Lucky Lane Pegasus Mrs E M Gerrelli Lucky Lane Warrior Mrs E M Gerrelli Cameron Luck of The Irish Mrs Kathleen Clarke Bullhill Major Mrs Suzanne Kempe Knavesash Polaris Mr P & Mrs A Pidgley Mallards Wood Law and Order Mr Robert Maton Fidleywood Falconer Mr Alex Humble Wellow Vivaldi Mr Alex Humble Mogshade Quarryman Mrs Jehanna Stride Carterstone Cufflink Ms Erika Dovey Pragnells Pippin Mrs Kathy Clarke Sandhole Raven Ms V Golding Knavesash Duty Ms Kate Robb Jetset Monarch Mrs Marie Davies Ashlett Colonel Smart Mrs Wendy Gover Fromm

2023 FOREST FED COMPETITION RESULTS

Dale Memorial Cup Overall Champion

C Deerleap Orchid Mrs Marion Ingram R Doorage Keepsake Miss Ines Mitchell Nancy Deed Cup, Winner of Michael Lovell’s Area W Deerleap Orchid Mrs Marion Ingram R Deerleap Foxglove Mrs Marion Ingram Olga Golby Cup, Winner Of Peter Rix’s Area W Doorage Keepsake Miss Ines Mitchell R Rushmoor Daylight Messrs R & J Stride Bessant Cup, Winner of Michael Maton’s Area W Busketts Blackberry Mr Peter Fogarty R Lyndhurst Fern II Ms Jenni Cavanna Peckham Cup, Winner of Robert Maton’s Area W Berrywood Raspberry Roulade Mr Peter Pidgley R Foxhills Footloose Mrs Pat C Dunning Pinkney Cup Best Mare That Foaled in The Previous Year W Lyndhurst Fern II Ms Jenni Cavanna Keppel Pulteney Cup Best Young Commoner’s Mare W Doorage Keepsake Miss Ines Mitchell Golding Cup Best Mare North of A31 W Rushmoor Daylight Messrs R & J Stride Robert Maton’s Area – Premium Winners Foxhills Footloose Mrs Pat C Dunning Foxhills Hermione Mrs Pat C Dunning Foxhills Hazelnut Mrs Clare Bates Chardiere Dragonfly Mrs Clare Bates Rushmoor Shona Messrs R & J Stride Rushmoor Brook Bay Messrs R & J Stride Rushmoor Wander Messrs R & J Stride Ruby XIII Mr Daniel A Drodge Sarah IV Mr Daniel A Drodge Berrywood Raspberry Roulade Mr Peter Pidgley Oakwood Locket Mr Brian Ingram Hilltop Angelica Mrs Lucinda Lang Cuffnells Ladybird Ms Stephanie Davies

Michael Maton’s Area – Premium Winners

Mallards Wood Carismae Jetset Royal Rushes Ashlett Alice Mae Churchmeadow Pandora Blackwell Celandine Rushmoor Guleder Rose Busketts Blackberry Margorie Nutschullyng Vera Lynn Lyndhurst Fern II

Miss Carly L Taplin Miss Carly L Taplin Miss Paige Taplin Mrs Jeanette Pearce Miss Eloise Cavanna Messrs R & J Stride Mr Peter Fogarty Mrs Wendy Gover Fromm Mrs Wendy Gover Fromm Ms Jenni Cavanna

Michael Lovell’s Area – Premium Winners

Deerleap Orchid Deerleap Foxglove Deerleap Dame Oakwood Final Edition Oakwood Red Sky

Mrs Marion Ingram Mrs Marion Ingram Mrs Marion Ingram Mr Brian Ingram Mr Brian Ingram

Fiddlers Dimple Miss Amy Tilbury-Owen Ashurst Amethyst II Mr David and Mrs Lucinda Lang Foxhills Tinkerbelle Mrs Pat C Dunning Brock Celebrity Mr R W Pearce

Peter Rix’s Area – Premium Winners

Rushmoor Fancy Free Messrs R & J Stride Rushmoor Daylight Messrs R & J Stride Rushmoor Away Day Mr William Mitchell Doorage Keepsake Miss Ines Mitchell Mockbeggar Fox Trot II Miss Isabel Mitchell Broxmore Cup Best Maiden Mare W Churchmeadow Breeze II Mr R W Pearce Maiden Mares – Premium Winners Oakwood Red Pepper Mr Brian Ingram Churchmeadow Breeze II Mr R W Pearce Hawkhill Miss Hen Mr David and Mrs Lucinda Lang Foxhills Honeydew Mr George Bates Rushmoor Rose of Tralee Messrs R & J Stride Rowhill Tiny Miss Eloise Cavanna

FUTURITY SCHEME – LICENSING OF TWO YEAR OLD COLTS

At the spring colt inspection,five of the Futurity Scheme colts gained their licence: Jetset Monarch, Knavesash Duty, Pragnells Pippin, Cavannas Oh No Overdraft and Buckland Tomahawk. Jetset Monarch, Knavesash Duty and Pragnells Pippin were accepted into the Verderers Stallion Scheme.

FUTURITY YEARLING COLTS SCHEME

We were extremely grateful to the Verderers of the New Forest who were able to pay us a grant of £9,500 from their HLS Verderers Grazing Scheme, which is allowing us to continue the Futurity Yearling Colts scheme. We invited yearling colts and colt foals to come forward for assessment following the main stallion inspection on Sept 30[th] with four yearlings and nine colt foals being excepted for the winter premium provided they are presented again for selection in April 2024

The Futurity Scheme pays a number of other premiums on successful licensing and if enough offspring have been sired by the age of seven, so it is a very valuable scheme to individual owners, and has helped to produce a steady throughput of new stallions, many of which are now in the Verderers Stallion Scheme.

FUTURITY SCHEME REVIEW 2013-2023 AND MEASURES OF SUCCESS

A total of 109 colts have been inspected, and of these 65 have been accepted into the Futurity Scheme. These 65 colts had 46 different sires and 57 different dam-sires.

Of these 65 colts, 70%, that is 40 of them, have achieved their 2-year-old stallion licence.

23 stallions have achieved their 5-year-old full stallion licence, plus there are 5 x 2year-old colts newly licensed in 2023, to give 28 currently licensed stallions.

The 28 currently licensed stallions have 21 different sires.

The Scheme has produced 18 Forest-run stallions, and they have 16 different sires. (Excluding the 5 licensed in 2023), of the 35 stallions licensed at 2-years-old, only 3 have not been used for breeding. The 40 licensed stallions have produced 1320 foals (including part-bred) up to and including 2022. Show Results: there have been

3 x Cranesmoor Cup wins and 3 x Cranesmoor Cup Reserves; 3 x Shobley wins and 3 x Shobley Reserves.

1 Reserve Supreme 1 Stud Stallion Champion 1 Beaulieu Road Sales Champion

1 placed at HOYS ridden ,1 has competed in the Point to Point

POINT TO POINT 2023 REPORT

The preparation for this year’s event started soon after last year’s had finished. We had a wash up meeting with Forestry England and as a result of complying with theirs and Natural England’s requirements we have been given an assent from NE for 5 years which will considerably reduce the administrative burden on our PTP committee although we clearly still need to obtain an annual permission from FE.

Our sub committee started meeting in the autumn when we amended some aspects of the schedule before taking to main council for approval. Our course setter this year for the first time was Robert Stride and he met up with FE representatives to gain their approval for our permission, of course tradition dictates that no-one apart from Robert knows the course before the day.

As we moved through November, entries began to come in to both the society office and here at home and when the sub committe met again in early December entries had closed at 82. As a result we divided both the older childrens and novice races.

In the run up to Xmas the weather was awful with driving rain most days, when the ground crew met a few days before Boxing Day the finish car parks were organised and with Robert putting signs and mats in place just before the day we were ready to go.

Fortunately for us the day itself was both bright and mild, we met at Ashurst Campsite, a really excellent location with plenty of space and hard standing. The children moved a short distance away to start close to the water trough at Home Farm, Ashurst whilst the adults were taken over the A35 to start between Fox Hill and Fair Cross, not many people knew where they were there.

The races themselves produced a triumphant result for the Dovey/Lovell family with four of their ponies winning whilst there were also successes for regular winners Anita Smith, Heidi Whetren and Jake Moore who was first over the line in the combined Ladies and Colthunters Race. There were also wins for Faith Shore, Cassidy Francis, Sonja Waite & Abbie Horsburgh.

Apart from an accident to a pony in the children’s race which fortunately had a happy ending, all ponies and riders returned home safely, trophies were presented by Leanne Sargeant on behalf of Society President Jonathan Gerrelli and we will soon start preparations for 2024!

2023 POINT TO POINT RESULTS

RACE 1B VETERANS 55YEARS AND OVER ON NEW FOREST PONIES

1[st] Janesmoor Jasper Conran Owner and Rider Anita Smith 2[nd] Sladeshill Guns’n’Roses Owner and Rider Julie Brown

3[rd] Staghill Polar Flight Owner and Rider Katie Macey

4[th] Rowdown Midnight Stroll Owner and Rider Andrew Luker

RACE 2 CHILDREN 10-13YEARS ON NEW FOREST PONIES

1[st] Ipersbridge Whisper Owner Erika Dovey Rider Faith Shore Best Turnout 2[nd] Shatterford Golden Lad Owner Andrea Good Rider Mary Mansbridge 3[rd] Staplewood Cruz Owner Richard Carr Rider Imogen Loades 4[th] Brockenhurst Ginger Thomas Owner and Rider Emilia Loades

RACE 3A CHILDREN 14-16 YEARS ON NEW FOREST PONIES

1[st] Lyndhurst Sunlight Owner Mike Lovell Rider Sonny Lovell

2[nd] Sandhole William Tell Owner Laura Rangecroft Rider Ryan Luker Best Turnout 3[rd] Sandhole Brandy Snap Owner Rebecca Dunn Rider Millie Francis

4[th] Doorage Perfection Owner Julie Hunt Rider Lara Mills

RACE 3B CHILDREN 14-16 YEARS ON NEW FOREST PONIES

1[st ] Staghill Rocket Owner Lisa Theron Rider Cassidy Francis

2[nd] Farringdon Thunder Owner Sophie Kyles Rider Eloise Bignold-Kyles

3[rd] Crabbswood Serena Owner Honor Humble Rider Hugh Humble Best Turnout

4[th] Pigbush Joseph Owner Sarah Battersby Rider Connie Battersby

RACE 4A NOVICE NEW FOREST PONIES

1[st] Silverlea Sweet Dreams Owner and Rider Sonja Waite

2[nd] Longwater Shining Star Owner Anita Smith Rider Amy Howells

3[rd] Brookshill Brandy Owner and Rider Marie Parkes

4[th] Newlands Farm Lucky Boy Owner and Rider Isabelle Knighton

RACE 4B NOVICE NEW FOREST PONIES

1[st] Brookswood Top Gun Owner and Rider Heidi Whetren

2[nd] Brookshill Jacob Owner and Rider Jodie Thorp

3[rd] Carterstone Tickled Pink Owner Erika Dovey Rider Maddison Randall

4[th] Brookshill Pipalong Owner and Rider Katie Mathews

RACE 5 OPEN NEW FOREST PONIES

1[st] Warren Trail Layer Owner Erika Dovey Rider Isaac Lovell

2[nd] Delhurens Iggle Piggle Owner and Rider Paris Wyles

RACE 6 YOUNG COMMONERS

1[st] Oakwood Jester Owner and Rider Abbie Horsburgh

2[nd] Fritham Utopia Owner and Rider Sophie Grimes

3[rd] Sladeshill Tinkerbell Owner Julie Brown Rider Sophie Green

4[th] Vicarshill Little Mole Owner and Rider Satiah Austin

RACE 7A LADIES ON PART BRED NEW FOREST PONIES

1[st] Nutschullying Bewitched Owner & Rider Erika Dovey

2[nd] Lyndhurst Frankie Owner and Rider Natasha White

3[rd] Rowdown Union Jack Owner and Rider Louise England

4[th] Sahara Owner and Rider Louise Murrell

RACE 7B GENTLEMEN ON PART BRED NEW FOREST PONIES

1[st] Wootton Heath Romeo Owner and Rider Jake Moore

2[nd] Wootton Heath Obi Owner and Rider John Adams

2023 STUD MARE GRADING, BEAULIEU ROAD

Brock Bronwen (M52/020)

Sire: Hollybrooke Tinker (S48/040)

Mr James Young & Trudy Nineham Dam: Brock Baccarat (M41/427)

Woodrow Delight's Double (M40/273) Sire: Willoway Double Gold (S32/099)

Mrs J R Whitham Dam: Woodrow Honey's Delightful (M21/093)

Woodrow Double Delight (M60/003)

Sire: Farriers Finger Print (S39/055)

Mr David Allen Dam: Woodrow Delight's Double (M40/273)

Brock Mistrale (M57/066) Mr James Young & Trudy Nineham Sire: Sway Mister Blue Sky (S54/164) Dam: Brock Breeze (M35/610) Brock Bezique (M56/206) Mr James Young & Trudy Nineham Sire: Burley Branston (S35/164) Dam: Brock Baccarat (M41/427)

2023 NORTHERN MARE GRADING, 23 APRIL 2023

Highfox Faith (M51/217) Mrs Diane & Miss Philippa Hadwen Sire: Samsons Spy (G45/120) Dam: Rainy Day Girl (M35/519) Highfox Heaven Sent (M59/154) Mrs Diane Hadwen Sire: Luckington Sportaide (S28/047) Dam: Highfox Evensong (M45/046)

2023 FOREST MARE GRADING

The following mares have been graded through the award of three Forest Fed Premiums

Foxhills Footloose (M45/321) Mrs Pat C Dunning Sire: Foxhills Footman (S35/042(G)) Dam: Fir Tree Fancy (M32/172) Chardiere Dragonfly (M45/366) Mrs Clare Bates Sire: Oke Dene Peter (S32/119) Dam: Oakfield Dusk (M39/587) Rushmoor Fancy Free (M47/250) Messrs R & J Stride Sire: Buckland Cruiser (S41/018) Dam: Rushmoor Fantasy (M39/128) Foxhills Tinkerbelle (M50/129) Mrs Pat C Dunning Sire: Skywalker (S45/051) Dam: Foxhills Total Eclipse (M42/014) Margorie (M51/244) Mrs Wendy Gover Fromm Sire: Buckland Dazzler (S48/211) Dam: Springmoor Misty (M38/050) Oakwood Locket (M52/044) Mr Brian Ingram Sire: Portmore Tempest (S46/061) Dam: Lucy X (M39/917) Hilltop Angelica (M53/025) Mrs Lucinda Lang Sire: Rowhill Senator (G47/514) Dam: Hilltop Thyme (M45/385)

MARE GRADING SEPTEMBER 2023

Ash Hayze Ash Silver (M44/236) Mr Simon & Mrs Shirley Young Sire: Dewlands Val Doonican (S04947) Dam: Royal Oak Misty (M35/356) Jades Tinkerbell (M46/162) Mrs Victoria Palmer & Ms Jade Palmer Sire: Peter's Gunsmoke (S39/105(G)) Dam: Brock Crystal Belle (M39/145) Brock Blessing (M49/326) Mr Simon & Mrs Shirley Young Sire: Rushmoor Playwright (S42/091) Dam: Brock Emantine (M30/139) Brock Boudicca (M51/487) Mr James Young & Trudy Nineham

Sire: Moortown Nobby (S38/030) Dam: Brock Black Magic (M31/526) Hollybrooke Grace (M54/026) Mr John Adams

Sire: Hollybrooke Rambler (S48/038)Dam: Hollybrooke Gingernut (M44/035)

Prima Majorette (M56/042)

Mrs Pat Mabbutt

Sire: Meadowsweet Major (S34/103) Dam: Prima Holly (M39/675)

Trenley Trinket (M59/009) Mr James Young & Trudy Nineham

Sire: Millyford Majestic (G54/059) Dam: Trenley Tabatha (M44/175) Mallards Wood Theia (M60/178) Mrs Deborah J England

Sire: Mallards Wood Apollo (S54/245) Dam: Spotlight (M46/648) Buckland Lightning Flash (M61/044) Ms E L Suter

Sire: Portmore Thunder Cloud (S48/575) Dam: Buckland Delta (M56/048)

2023 Yearling Colt Autumn Assessment RESULTS

The following colts were approved for the 2023 Winter Premium

Rushmoor Marksman (Y64/126) Messrs R & J Stride Sire: Mogshade Quarryman (S60/063) Dam: Rushmoor Solo (M45/448)

Hasley Merlin (Y64/230) Mr Matthew Bright Sire: Mallards Wood Spot On (S50/230) Dam: Monkshorn Hennie (M51/478)

Cameron Spirit of The Dance (Y64/269) Miss Kerry Ann Chapple Sire: Cameron Luck of The Irish (S56/070) Dam: Cameron Team Spirit (M51/500)

Pigbush Ash (Y64/426) Mrs Faye Turner Sire: Lucky Lane Pegasus (S55/083) Dam: Pigbush Caramel (M59/231)

ELITE Sadly due to staffing changes and the complexity of collating this scheme results will could not be completed in time for this publicatio

THE NORTHERN NEW FOREST PONY SUPPORTERS’ GROUP 2023

It’s been a busy year for northern breed supporters.

For the first time in a number of years the Breed Society held a northern colt inspection, at Camden Equestrian Centre, by kind permission of owner Micky Welling. Eight stallion owners presented colts for inspection and attracted quite a lot of spectator interest. It was very encouraging to see so many potential stallions coming forward for licensing outside the Forest. The colt with the top marks on the day was Backley Dream Boy, a three-year-old, owned by Adam Cooper and now resident in Lancashire.

Although entries were down at the Northern Show held in April, again at Camden Equestrian Centre near York, in conjunction with NPS Area 4, Steph Peto’s ridden gelding Portmore Downburst was a worthy Supreme Champion, with Diane Hadwen’s Highfox Heaven Sent in Reserve; Heaven Sent went on to stand British Isles and NPS Area 4 Reserve Supreme Champion In-Hand.

The Supporters’ annual Christmas meal and points presentation was well attended at a new venue, the Boothwood Inn, Ripponden in December. Congratulations to this year’s overall points winner Lomondside Jolene, owned and bred by Pat and Liz Rennie in Scotland. Jaquie McLeod, based in Wales and her young mare Mighells Dittany, had a super competition season, trying their hand at all sorts of disciplines (among many other things the pair won the in hand competition pony class at this year’s Breed Show). They were Versatility Champions and took the Reserve Supreme spot.

Jaquie, Pat and Liz are all founder members of the Supporters Group and very successful breeders of New Forest ponies. Relatively new to the Breed, are Sally Strachan and her daughter Amelia Dumbleton, based in Yorkshire, they bred their first foals this year and registered their new prefix Waterside Scout, a pure bred (Willoway Free Spirit x Whiteladies Question Time) and a part bred Waterscout Neville (Spring Pond Merryman x Buttslawn Charisma). It’s great to see another embryonic stud in the North of England.

Dates for your diary!

Northern New Forest Pony Show - 30th June 2024. Full range of National Pony Society qualifiers. In hand, flat, working hunter pony classes. Part bred classes for the first time. To be held at the accessible and lovely Camden Equestrian Centre. Diane Hadwen

BREED SOCIETY SPECIAL ROSETTES AWARDED AT AFFILIATED SHOWS, 2023

Northern Supporters Hollybrooke Jupiter, Portmore Downburst, Highfox Heaven Sent Royal Windsor Woodrow the Warrior, Nutschullyng River Dance Royal Lancashire Thatchers Martini, Highfox Heaven Sent Devon County Peronne Notorious, Woodrow Delights Gift Hertfordshire County Cocas Pure Silk. Burley Burberry Suffolk Ravenstone Fudge II, Longdown Lord Accolan Royal Bath and West Woodrow the Warrior Royal Cornwall Hurtstock Cornish Amber, Hurtstock Cornish Warlord Three Counties Sway Supersonic NPS Scotland Lomondside Jolene Lincolnshire Knavesash Supernatural

Breamore Hollybrooke Grace, Brock Artemis, Farriers Ophelia, Peronne Novelist New Forest In-Hand Hollybrook Melitta Ridden : Wayland Bradbury NPS Summer Champs Pittswood Carmen, Farriers Silver Thread NPS Great British In-Hand Peronne The Navigator NPS Area 4 Highfox Hunky Dory Melplash Slufters Furlough

Midlands Foal & Youngstock Foxhills History NF Hounds Point to Point Charity Race, New Forest winner Picket Post Pumpkin

New Forest Livestock Society

The New Forest Livestock Society (NFLS) were pleased to see the return of the face-to-face pony sales at the Beaulieu Road saleyard after a three-year absence in June 2023. The return to the saleyard attracted much attention from the public in the traditional half term week, as well as a good number of perspective buyers. The atmosphere was positive, energised and the sun was shining. Richard Deakin, NFLS Director welcomed everyone back to the saleyard after this challenging three-year absence and paid thanks to all the many contractors, organisations and individuals who had played a vital part in the reinstatement of the site from the arson attack.

The June sale saw a comprehensive catalogue provided by Southern Counties Auctioneers (SCA) that was available online and included a photo and full description of parentage for many animals entered which has been positively received by perspective purchasers.

The summer months rolled on and the September sale came and went. However, just when everyone thought things had returned to ‘normal’, it became clear there were outbreaks of strangles reported within the close vicinity and it was decided by both the NFLS and SCA to revert to online sales for the remainder of the year. A difficult decision after the face-to-face had returned earlier in the year but the right decision to prevent further spreading of the disease.

The auctioneers did a fantastic job of transferring entries for the October sale to the online platform in a very short timeframe. This sale was followed by another online sale ending in December.

1 st June sale with Youngstock pre-sale show

There were 45 animals forward across the sections (Section 1 registered New Forest; Section 2 part bred New Forest ponies and Section 4 other horses / ponies / donkeys). With some quality animals forward, trade was not disappointing starting sharply and remaining throughout the sale. There were purchasers from across the country although many sold did stay local. Rushmoor Easter, a bay registered forest bred New Forest two-year-old filly, was the top price of the day selling for £2320 in Section 1. Other top prices for registered New Forest included a six-yearold bay gelding Jades Fire Fly fetching £1900 and a liver chestnut mare Jades Bell of the Ball making £1420.

Prior to the start of the sale, the NFLS held a pre-sale youngstock show for registered New Forest ponies judged by Mrs Rebecca Diamond, an independent judge. There were two classes (one for yearling fillies, colts, and geldings and the other for two- and three-year fillies, colts, and geldings). The highest placed Forest Bred animal from each class then went forward to a championship. Finally, there was an Overall Championship were the top two from both classes came forward. Overall Champion was Rushmoor Haven and Forest Bred Champion Rushmoor Easter.

21st September sale

The September sale saw 55 entries forward with 31 entries in Section 1 registered New Forest. This section was made up of a small number of foals together with a good number of older geldings and fillies. Despite fewer entries and less people in attendance, there was a firm trade throughout the day. Top price in Section 1 went to a bay four-year old gelding Canando Sky Ray at £1500; and six-year-old liver chestnut mare Farriers Florentine for £1410. It was, however, the Miniature Mediterranean yearling jack donkey that caught the crowd fetching £1420 and an Appaloosa yearling filly also fetching £1420 in Section 4. Overall registered New Forest colt foals averaged £360 and filly foals £400.

8 th November online sale

Reverting back to an online sale at short notice, there were some 96 entries forward with 42 in Section 1. As expected, Section 1 saw many foals for the time of year where colt foals outnumbered the fillies and a small number of registered older ponies. Prices remained consistent throughout, top prices in Section 1 went to a bay four-year gelding Millersford Sweet William at £1450, brown colt foal Pacey Hunky Dory £880 and bay filly foal Hilltop Tiffany £780. Overall registered New Forest colt foals averaged £380 and filly foals £580.

6th December online sale

The final sale of the year saw some 95 entries forward with 66 entries in Section 1 which was made up of a good number of foals but with a few older ponies still coming forward looking for new homes. Section 1 prices included a roan four-year gelding Sunnyside Spiderman fetching top price of the day at £2250, a dun filly foal Buckland Moira £1050 and brown colt foal Sabinas Storm Catcher £600. However, prices were more varied than previous sales with registered colt foals averaging £230 and filly foals £700.

Sales Dates 2024

• Beaulieu Road saleyard -Thursday 30th May 2024 (entries close Thursday 16th May)

• Beaulieu Road saleyard - Thursday 3rd October 2024 (entries close Thursday 19th September)

• Beaulieu Road saleyard - Thursday 7th November 2024 (entries close Thursday 24th October) to include pre-sale foal show

• Timed Online Sale - Friday 29th November to Wednesday 4th December 2024 (entries Monday 11th November)

The Committee

The NFLS has taken on board of all the comments about incorporating online bidding at the face-to-face sales. Discussions have been taking place between the auctioneers and the NFLS. There are many hurdles to overcome, not just the technology. Discussions continue.

Throughout the year the NFLS committee has worked hard to progress with general maintenance and tidying of the saleyard which included a working morning in March where some of our ‘Young Colts’ came along and helped, learning the ropes for the future from their parents and grandparents, what a great delight to see. There is also a new designated disabled area providing close view of the ring. Please respect this area for those who comply.

Finally, a huge thank to the NFLS Directors and NFLS committee members for the support and help throughout the year.

Lucinda Lang Chairman, NFLS

EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES

As a registered charity, the Society has a legal requirement to show that it has an educational programme.

At the 2023 spring Colt Inspection, Suzanne Kempe and Malcolm Fry each led a group of four Young Commoners on a ‘walk-through’, giving them a more detailed behind the scenes insight into what is involved in the preparation and presentation of a colt for inspection.

A successful Young Judges series of training, culminating in a competition at the Breed Show.

The Show Unit and the CDA Young Commoners took it out around the Forest on a number of occasions during the summer. Brian and Marion Ingram took it to Open Farm Sunday at Brixeys Farm, Ringwood.

The Show Unit was used again to host our usual publicity stand in the Heart of the Forest area at the New Forest Show,

YOUNG JUDGES TRAINING AND COMPETITION

Back in March, the first of our young judges training sessions were held at Ford Farm, with James and Trudy kindly donating ponies for us to look at. Malcolm Fry and I along with Wendy Adams spent a couple of hours talking the group about the process we would go through, general aspects of breed type and conformation. At the time the majority of the young judges were quiet, shy and unconfident in their own abilities. However after the conclusion if the training sessions throughout the season, we could see nothing but confidence growing in them. We held the competition at the end of the first day of the breed show.

Although only 4 were able to participate in the competition on the Saturday, there was no lacking ability, the 4 girls stood confidently out in the ring to assess the ponies in front of them.

Helen Duffield and Malcolm Fry, the 2 assessors for the competition interviewed each of the young judges separately and found their eventual overall winner and recipient of the Brian Wilson memorial trophy in 14 yr old Erin Dowling, with their runner up Izzy Bennett. Both Helen and Malcom agreed that all the young judges had done extremely well and were able to give reasoning and show knowledge during their questioning.

On the Monday of the breed show Erin then joined judge Gill Wright during the judging of the Supreme Championship. Thanks to Gill for being incredibly nurturing and taking her time to play a part in encouraging our younger generation. We hope that after the success of this year, that we can grow this competition in years to come. Lyndsey Hayter

ANNUAL BREED SHOW RESULTS 2023

HOYS NF Ridden Qualifier

1st Doorage Forget-Me-Not Miss Emma Collis 2nd Peronne Novelist Mr R.H and Mrs K.A. Knock 3rd Pittswood Carmen Mr & Mrs W O Dibdin 4th Marleydenes Miriam Ms Abigail Staff 5th Furzley To Be Faire Mrs S Kilford & Miss J Haskell 6th Harwoodhouse Hiccup Mrs Penelope Jackman

Yearling Colts

1st Sabinas Rebel Gold Mrs Sabine Andreé-Parsons 2nd Lucky Lane Spitfire Mr Ian Adams-Lane & Mrs Charlotte Adams3rd Nutschullyng Reign Dancer Mrs Wendy Gover Fromm 4th Cameron Spirit of The Dance Miss Kerry Ann Chapple 5th Hasley Merlin Mr Matthew Bright 6th Sabinas Stormchaser Mrs Sabine Andreé-Parsons

Colts, 2 and 3 years old

1st Vynnes Second Edition 2nd Sway Supersonic 3rd Shatterford Simply Red 4th Peronne Pandemonium 5th Jetset Monarch Haycock & Harvey Trophy To Best 2-year-old: Green Dragon Trophy To Best 3-year-old

Mr Andrew J Vine Messrs G & L Blomfield Miss Debbie Stokes Mr N G Williams Mrs Marie Davies Jetset Monarch Vynnes Second Edition

Junior stallions, 4,5,6 years of age

1st Pauls Lane Bramble 2nd Mallards Wood Highlight 3rd Haywards Sambuka

Mrs S Pearson & Miss A-J Pearson Miss Beverley Molter Miss Martine Harding

Stud Youngstock Championship

C Vynnes Second Edition

Res Sway Supersonic Messrs G & L

Senior Stallions age 7 years or over

1st Peronne Notorious 2nd Wayland Elderberry 3rd Furzley To Be Faire 4th Farriers Tom Foolery

Miss Marney Dell Mrs Mary E Bryant Mrs S Kilford & Miss J Haskell Mr Simon & Mrs Shirley Young

Messrs . Sibley Mr Connor Richards

5th Merrie Motivator 6th Haywards Larks Legend

Stud Stallion Championship C Peronne Notorious

Res Vynnes Second Edition

Forest-bred In-hand Stallion Championship C Pauls Lane Bramble

Res Bunny II

Forest-run Stallion Championship C Knavesash Polaris

Res Mallards Wood Law and Order

Cranesmoor Cup to Stallion with Best Foals on the Forest in the current year W Fidleywood Falconer Res

Res Mallards Wood Law and Order

Forest Run Stallions 4 years and under

1st Knavesash Duty 2nd Jetset Monarch 3rd Sandhole Raven 4th Pragnells Pippin Boldre Cup To Best 3 Year Old Meyrick Cup To Best 2-year-old Forest-run Youngstock Championship

Ms Kate Robb Mrs Marie Davies Ms Vicky Goulding Mrs Kathleen Clarke Sandhole Raven Knavesash Duty Knavesash Duty

Forest-run stallions 5years and over Small

1st Fidleywood Falconer 2nd Knavesash Gold Fever 3rd Wellow Vivaldi 4th Portmore Thunder Cloud 5th Sway Scrumpy Jack 6th Ashlett Colonel Smart

Mr Alex Humble Ms Kate Robb Mr Alex Humble Messrs J & M Gerrelli Mr John Weiler Mrs Wendy Gover Fromm

Forest-run stallions 5years and over Large

1st Knavesash Polaris 2nd Mallards Wood Law and Order 3rd Lucky Lane Warrior 4th Bunny II 5th Mogshade Quarryman 6th Carterstone Cufflink Rowhill Memorial Cup to Best Large 5-year-old Bettesthorne Cup to Best Large Forest-Run Stallion Reeves Cup to Best Small Forest-Run Stallion

Mr P & Mrs A Pidgley Mr Robert Maton Mrs E M Gerrelli Mr William Chatley Mrs Jehanna Stride Ms Erika Dovey Mogshade Quarryman Knavesash Polaris Fidleywood Falconer

Forest Bred Ridden

1st Pilley Charm 2nd Ridley High Flyer 3rd Meakers Jet 4th Holmans Jasper 5th Kingshyde Stratus 6th Ashurst Harmony

Mrs Teresa I'Anson Miss Nicola Glover Ms Gail Meaker Mrs W A Medley Ms Vanessa Sharp Miss Hayleigh Beath

Novice Ridden exceeding 138 cm ponies 4,5,6 years old 1st Linoley Labyrinth 2nd Farriers Ophelia 3rd Burley Castle Hill 4th Harwoodhouse Hercules 5th Redgate Marches Magic 6th Kingshyde Stratus

Ms Jo Stone Mr Simon & Mrs Shirley Young Mrs Sabine Andreé-Parsons Mrs Emma Hector Mrs Christine Farrow Ms Vanessa Sharp

Novice Ridden exceeding 138 cm ponies 7 years old or over 1st Woodrow Delights Gift 2nd Hollybrooke Annie II 3rd Woottonheath Black Vegas

Mrs June Whitham and Miss Emma Collis Vicki Kirkcaldy & Francesca Webb Mrs Carolyn Schmalhaus

Novice Ridden not exceeding 138 cm 1st Wayland Razzleberry 2nd Ridley High Flyer 3rd Saris Fingers Crossed 4th Jetset Rosie Mae 5th Brock Mistrale 6th Greatmead Fahrenheit

Mrs Mary E Bryant Miss Nicola Glover Mrs Sarah J Goddard Miss Carly L Taplin Mr James Young & Trudy Nineham Ms Stephanie Davies

Novice Ridden Championship C Woodrow Delights Gift

Res Linoley Labyrinth

Ridden Stallions

1st Farriers Tom Foolery 2nd Vynnes Magical Edition 3rd Mallards Wood Highlight 4th Furzley To Be Faire 5th Doorage Olympic Boy 6th Wellhouse Bradberry Best Novice Stallion

Mr Simon & Mrs Shirley Young Mr Andrew J Vine Miss Beverley Molter Mrs S Kilford & Miss J Haskell Mr Peter Butler Mrs Mary Bryant & Mr John Chalke Mallards Wood Highlight

Open Ridden exceeding 138 cm 4 years and over

1st Doorage Forget-Me-Not 2nd Pittswood Carmen 3rd Brock Bezique 4th Bakeburn Pharoah 5th Trenley Trinket 6th Harwoodhouse Hiccup

Miss Emma Collis Mr & Mrs W O Dibdin Mr James Young & Trudy Nineham Mr W Chatley and Mrs S Frost Mr James Young & Trudy Nineham Mrs Penelope Jackman

Open Ridden not exceeding 138 cm 4 years and over 1st Picket Post Polo 2nd Farriers Firefly 3rd Highfox Faith 4th Haywards Ruby Redfort 5th Sungold Solar Flare 6th Caractacus Potts

Mrs Rohays Gray Miss Chantelle Dorton Mrs Diane & Miss Philippa Hadwen Mrs Lesley Twigden Mrs Susan E Frost Mr P & Mrs A Pidgley

Owner/rider Championship C Doorage Forget-Me-Not New Forest Ridden Championship C Doorage Forget-Me-Not Forest-bred Ridden Championship C Picket Post Polo NPS Silver Medal Rosette, Ridden

Res Woodrow Delights Gift

Res Farriers Tom Foolery

Res Pilley Charm Doorage Forget-Me-Not

Junior Ridden NF Pony not exceeding 138 cm 1st Haywards Loyal William 2nd Caractacus Potts 3rd Burley Toy Story 4th Wayland Razzleberry 5th Hanmer High Days 6th Brock Baccarat

Miss Gemma Hobbs Mr P & Mrs A Pidgley Lyndsey Hayter Mrs Mary E Bryant Mr Simon & Mrs Shirley Young Mr James Young & Trudy Nineham

Junior Ridden NF exceeding 138 cm 1st Woodrow Invictus 2nd Brock Braithwaite 3rd Bedeslea Globeflower 4th Knavesash Diesel

Mrs June Whitham and Emma Collis Mr James Young & Trudy Nineham Mr Malcolm Fry Ms Lauren Fisher

Family Pony

1st Haywards Ruby Redfort 2nd Ipersbridge Whisper 3rd Leith Limerick 4th Latchmore Bay Leaf

Mrs Lesley Twigden Ms Erika Dovey Mrs Catherine Johnson Mrs Emma Ritchie

Leading Rein Pony 1st Haywards Ruby Redfort

Mrs Lesley Twigden

First Ridden Pony

1st Rowdown Ketchup 2nd Lovelyhill Slipper Satin 3rd Brookshill Moonbeam II

Faith Shore Amelia Wilding Esme Dovey

Child Handler 11 years or under

1st Lovelyhill Slipper Satin 2nd Burley Toy Story 3rd Rowdown Ketchup

Amelia Wilding Oscar Wilkinson Faith Shore

Young Handler 12 to 16 years

1st Bedeslea Globeflower 2nd Brock Baccarat 3rd Sedgemoor Merry Mystery

Mr Malcolm Fry Mr James Young & Trudy Nineham Ruby Dovey

Walk and Trot (ridden)

1st Ramnor Prophet 2nd Brookshill Pied Piper 3rd Burley Toy Story 4th Mighells Dittany 5th Lucky Lane Sultan

Mr W D Howells Ms Lisa Course Lyndsey Hayter Miss Jacqui M Mcleod Mrs E M Gerrelli

Ridden Veteran

1st Blackwell Clovis 2nd Brock Baccarat 3rd Leith Limerick 4th Sandhole Whispering Grass 5th Ashurst Harmony

Vicki Kirkcaldy & Francesca Webb Mr James Young & Trudy Nineham Mrs Catherine Johnson S & A Napthine Miss Hayleigh Beath

First Cross, Part-Bred, X-Register ridden

1st Deenivs Cuthbert 2nd Kilncopse Black Henry

Miss Paige I'Anson Mrs Gemma Rowland

Riding or Hunter type ridden

1st Deenivs Cuthbert 2nd Kilncopse Black Henry 3rd Thatchers Alexander

Miss Paige I'Anson Mrs Gemma Rowland Mrs Valerie A Attrill

Competition/sports pony ridden

1st Deenivs Cuthbert 2nd Mighells Dittany 3rd Brock Mistrale

Open Classes Championship Saturday C Deenivs Cuthbert

Miss Paige I'Anson Miss Jacqui M Mcleod Mr James Young & Trudy Nineham

Res Ramnor Prophet

Training Stakes 46-53 cm

1st Highfox Faith 2nd Farriers Tom Foolery 3rd Trenley Dragonfly 4th Sedgemoor Merry Mystery

Mrs Diane & Miss Philippa Hadwen Mr Simon & Mrs Shirley Young Mrs Sian Willis Mrs Marilyn Hayes

Training Stakes 53-69 cm

1st Wellhouse Bradberry 2nd Peronne Novelist 3rd Harwoodhouse Hercules 4th Farriers Firefly 5th Deenivs Cuthbert 6th Pauls Lane Bramble

Mrs Mary Bryant & Mr John Chalke Mr R.H and Mrs K.A. Knock Mrs Emma Hector Miss Chantelle Dorton Miss Paige I'Anson Mrs S Pearson & Miss A-J Pearson

Training Stakes 69-84 cm 1st Peronne Novelist 2nd Peronne Nero 3rd Silverlea Sweet Dreams 4th Sabinas Party Girl 5th Farriers Firefly 6th Brock Braithwaite

Junior WHP 60 1st Caractacus Potts 2nd Wayland Razzleberry

Country Life Cup To Best Owner-ridden Child

Novice WHP not exc 133 cm 1st Tennessee Serafina

Novice WHP not exc 143 cm 1st Wellhouse Bradberry 2nd Sabinas Party Girl 3rd Pauls Lane Bramble 4th Longwater Shining Star

Mr R.H and Mrs K.A. Knock Mrs Angela Clark Miss Sonja Waite Mrs Sabine Andreé-Parsons Miss Chantelle Dorton Mr James Young & Trudy Nineham

Mr P & Mrs A Pidgley Shelley Greenwell

Wayland Razzleberry

Mrs Nadia Dovey

Mrs Mary Bryant & Mr John Chalke Mrs Sabine Andreé-Parsons Mrs S Pearson & Miss A-J Pearson Mrs Anita L Smith

Novice WHP exceeding 143 cm

1st Newcopse Jack Frost

Open WHP not exceeding 143 cm 1st Peronne Nero 2nd Furzley To Be Faire 3rd Sabinas Party Girl 4th Willoway Double O Seven

Mrs Samantha J Reece

Mrs Angela Clark Mrs S Kilford & Miss J Haskell Mrs Sabine Andreé-Parsons Miss Martine Harding

Open WHP exceeding 143 cm

1st Silverlea Sweet Dreams 2nd Farriers Brief Encounter Panda Cup To Best Owner/rider WHP

Miss Sonja Waite Mr Simon & Mrs Shirley Young Silverlea Sweet Dreams

WHP Championship

C Peronne Nero

Res Furzley To Be Faire

Intro Test A

1st Thatchers Alexander 2nd Newcopse Jack Frost 3rd Sedgemoor Merry Mystery 4th Haywards Twilight 5th Meakers Jet 6th Mighells Dittany

Prelim 12 NF ponies not exceeding 138 cm 1st Saris Fingers Crossed 2nd Highfox Faith

Mrs Valerie A Attrill Mrs Samantha J Reece Mrs Marilyn Hayes Miss Sophie Albery Ms Gail Meaker Miss Jacqui M Mcleod

Mrs Sarah J Goddard Mrs Diane & Miss Philippa Hadwen

Prelim 12 NF ponies exceeding 138 cm

1st Wayland Timberry 2nd Meakers Jet 3rd Pittswood Carmen 4th Harwoodhouse Hiccup 5th Greencottage Jasmine 6th Mallards Wood Highlight

Prelim 12 Mini rider 1st Brookshill Moonbeam II

Miss Sophie Albery Ms Gail Meaker Mr & Mrs W O Dibdin Mrs Penelope Jackman Mrs Lorna Wood Miss Beverley Molter

Esme Dovey

Novice 24 NF ponies not exceeding 138 cm

1st Saris Fingers Crossed

Mrs Sarah J Goddard

Novice 24 NF ponies exc 138 cm

1st Hollybrooke Annie II 2nd Wayland Timberry 3rd Harwoodhouse Hiccup 4th Greencottage Jasmine 5th Wayland Elderberry

Vicki Kirkcaldy & Francesca Webb Miss Sophie Albery Mrs Penelope Jackman Mrs Lorna Wood Liz Mansbridge

Gelding yearling

1st Hollybrooke Tinker's Gold 2nd Thatchers Blue Lagoon 3rd Brock Bright Quest 4th Tiptoe Midnite Warrior 5th Rushmoor Moorman

Ms Julia Anderson Mrs Valerie A Attrill Miss Hannah Preddy Mrs Julie and Rebecca Trim Mrs Georgie Cooper

Gelding 2 year old

1st Haywards Victorious 2nd East Boldre Bright Lights 3rd Blackwell Silver Breeze 4th Waterslade Jack of Hearts 5th Backley Cosmic Storm 6th Campion Oberon

Mr P & Mrs A Pidgley Mrs Sally Jolly Ms Peta J Ward Ms Sara Jeapes Miss Chloe Woodcock Mrs Claire Sanderson

Gelding 3 years old

1st Woodrow The Warrior 2nd Sabinas Galileo Gold 3rd Tiptoe Red Rooster 4th Pragnells War Poet

June Whitham & David Allen Mrs Sabine Andreé-Parsons Mr P & Mrs K Armitage Mrs Clare Bates

Gelding Youngstock Championship

C Woodrow The Warrior

Junior Gelding 4,5,6 yo 1st Burley Castle Hill 2nd Woottonheath Merlin II 3rd Buckland Betelgeuse 4th Whycome Academic 5th Limekiln Shamrock 6th Staghill Monarch

Senior Gelding 7yo or over 1st Farriers Faberge 2nd Picket Post Polo 3rd Hollyhatch Copyright 4th Farriers Firefly 5th Merrie Maelstrom 6th Bakeburn Pharoah

Res Hollybrooke Tinker's Gold

Mrs Sabine Andreé-Parsons Mr Richard Thirsk Mrs S Pearson & Miss A-J Pearson Mrs Sarah J New Mr Mike Eccles Miss Delila Francis

Mr Simon & Mrs Shirley Young Mrs Rohays Gray Mr Simon & Mrs Shirley Young Miss Chantelle Dorton Miss Rosie Hooper Mr W Chatley and Mrs S Frost

Gelding Championship

C Woodrow The Warrior

Res Farriers Faberge

Filly 3 years old

1st Brock Bronagh 2nd Knavesash Dreamtime 3rd Furzley Florence 4th Slufters Furlough 5th Wickwood Destiny Miles & Weatherhead Cup, Best Large 3 Yo Filly Rodlease Cup Best 3 Yo Filly Small

Mr James Young & Trudy Nineham Ms Kate Robb Mrs Sandra Kilford Ms Karen Martin Miss Faith Shore Brock Bronagh Wickwood Destiny

Filly 2 years old

1st Sway Prim & Proper 2nd Hollybrooke Favour

Messrs G & L Blomfield Mr & Mrs J Adams

3rd Rushmoor Easter 4th Empire Worth the Wait 5th Standinghat Lady In Red 6th Brock Artemis Dawn Kirby Cup, 2yo filly, large Bennett Cup, 2yo filly, small

Mrs J R Whitham Mrs Helen Plank Mr William Chatley Mr James Young & Trudy Nineham Sway Prim & Proper Empire Worth the Wait

Yearling Filly Small

1st Highfox Fairytale 2nd Forestmagic High Summer 3rd Furzley Florida 4th Jades Jubilee 5th Rushmoor Time Up 6th Haywards Wiggle

Mrs Diane & Miss Philippa Hadwen Miss Beverley Molter Mrs Sandra Kilford Mrs Victoria Palmer & Ms Jade Palmer Mr David Hood Mr P & Mrs K Armitage

Yearling Filly Large

1st Mallards Wood Fascination 2nd Pilleybailey Athena 3rd Vynnes Whorl Wind 4th Warren Maple Candy 5th Jetset Fallow 6th Warren Strawberry Daiquiri

Mr Robert Maton Mr Daniel A Drodge Mr Andrew J Vine Mr J C Lovell Mrs Naomi J Duell Mrs Carol Lovell

Filly Championship

CH Brock Bronagh

Res Mallards Wood Fascination

Forest Bred 4 yrs and over exceeding 138 cm

1st Glenbeech Nutmeg 2nd Sway She's A Gem 3rd Merrie Marinka 4th Ipersbridge Pippa 5th Blackwell Major Tom 6th Burleynew Trapper

Mr Daniel A Drodge Messrs G & L Blomfield Messrs . Sibley Mr Robert Maton Ms Tracy Jones Mr Ben Hobbs

Forest Bred 4 yrs and over not exceeding 138 cm

1st Aldridge Jane 2nd Ipersbridge Whisper 3rd Picket Post Polo 4th Portmore Delphinium

Mrs Wendy Gover Fromm Ms Erika Dovey Mrs Rohays Gray Mr A Key

Forest-bred youngstock 2&3yo

1st Twiggs Lane Gemstone Samurai 2nd Rushmoor Easter 3rd Tiptoe Red Rooster 4th Blackwell Silver Breeze 5th Lovelyhill Pot Luck 6th Burleynew Mini-Bear

Miss Amanda Fitzgerald Mrs J R Whitham Mr P & Mrs K Armitage Ms Peta J Ward Miss Hannah Littlecott Mr Ben Hobbs

Forest-bred youngstock, yearling

1st Lucky Lane Spitfire 2nd Brock Beechern 3rd Warren Maple Candy 4th Wickwood Maverick 5th Rushmoor Time Up 6th Tiptoe Midnite Warrior

Mr Ian Adams-Lane & Mrs Charlotte AdamsMr Simon & Mrs Shirley Young Mr J C Lovell Ms Tracy Jones Mr David Hood Mrs Julie and Rebecca Trim

Forest Run Youngstock

1st Warren Maple Candy 2nd Crownwood Cascade 3rd Warren Strawberry Daiquiri

Mr J C Lovell Miss Amelia Wilding Mrs Carol Lovell

Youngstock not to exceeding 133 cm

1st Brock Artemis 2nd Highfox Fairytale

Mr James Young & Trudy Nineham Mrs Diane & Miss Philippa Hadwen

3rd Haywards Wiggle 4th Wickwood Destiny 5th Crownwood Cascade

Mr P & Mrs K Armitage Miss Faith Shore Miss Amelia Wilding

Ponies not to exceed 133 cm, 4 years and over

1st Haywards Loyal William 2nd Haywards Ruby Redfort 3rd Hollyhatch Copyright 4th Burley Toy Story 5th Longslade Sunshine 6th Farriers Firefly

Miss Gemma Hobbs Mrs Lesley Twigden Mr Simon & Mrs Shirley Young Lyndsey Hayter Ms Stephanie Davies Miss Chantelle Dorton

133 Cm Championship CH Brock Artemis

Res Highfox Fairytale

Commoners Mare

1st Longslade Sunshine 2nd Haywards Jazz 3rd Cuffnells Fun Fair 4th Longmead Katie 5th Brock Blessing Commoners Mare - Garth Trophy - Wintered Out Commoners Mare - Albert Ashford - Young Commoner

Ms Stephanie Davies Mr P & Mrs A Pidgley Mrs Jehanna Stride Mr Daniel Wilding & Louise England Mr Simon & Mrs Shirley Young Cuffnells Fun Fair Longslade Sunshine

Veteran Broodmare 14 years and over

1st Hollyhatch Legacy 2nd Hayze Ash Silver 3rd Furzley Mermaide 4th Cuffnells Fun Fair 5th Perriland Alice Springs 6th Rushpole Linnet

Miss Amy Robbins Mr Simon & Mrs Shirley Young Mrs Sandra Kilford Mrs Jehanna Stride Ms Lyndsey Hayter Ms E L Suter

Novice Broodmare

1st Wayland Tayberry 2nd Furzley Mermaide 3rd Hayze Ash Silver 4th Perriland Alice Springs 5th Sturtmoor Little Madam 6th Ptang Yang Kipperbang

Mrs Mary E Bryant Mrs Sandra Kilford Mr Simon & Mrs Shirley Young Ms Lyndsey Hayter Mrs Hazel Quinn Mrs Nicola Joyce

Open Broodmare

1st Mallards Wood Sunlight 2nd Hollybrooke Grace 3rd Hollyhatch Legacy 4th Trenley Tamara 5th Wayland Tayberry

Mr Robert Maton Mr John Adams Miss Amy Robbins Mr James Young & Trudy Nineham Mrs Mary E Bryant

Best Forest-bred Broodmare Ipersbridge Pippa Beacon Augusta Cup - Best Broodmare Not Exc 133Cm Sturtmoor Little Madam

Filly Foal

1st Mallards Wood * 2nd Playmoor Dancing Queen 3rd Wayland Princess Leia 4th Hollybrooke Elegant 5th Sabinas Wildfire Frederica 6th Trenley Tiana

Mr Robert Maton Ms E L Suter Mrs Mary E Bryant Mr John Adams Mrs Sabine Andreé-Parsons Mr James Young & Trudy Nineham

Colt Foal

1st Furzley Atlantis 2nd Mallards Wood ? 3rd Vynnes Final Edition 4th Ptang Romeo Dunn

Mrs Sandra Kilford Mr Robert Maton Mr Andrew J Vine Mrs Nicola Joyce

Foal Championship C Mallards Wood *

Res Furzley Atlantis

Mare Championship C Brock Bronwen

Res Hollybrooke Melitta

Yeld Mare not exceeding 138 cm

1st Hollybrooke Melitta 2nd More of The Best 3rd Portmore Delphinium 4th Brock Briana 5th Aldridge Jane 6th Slufters Dun N Dusted

Mr John Adams Miss Carol Joynes Mr A Key Mr James Young & Trudy Nineham Mrs Wendy Gover Fromm Ms Karen Martin

Yeld Mare exceeding 138 cm

1st Brock Bronwen 2nd Crabbswood Surprize 3rd Ashley Daydream 4th Woodrow Delights Gift 5th Doorage Forget-Me-Not 6th Sway Special Ethel

Mr James Young & Trudy Nineham Mr Mark K Duell Mrs Michelle King Mrs June Whitham and Miss Emma Collis Miss Emma Collis Messrs G & L Blomfield

Child Handler 11 years and under

1st Silverlea Honey Blonde 2nd Lovelyhill Slipper Satin 3rd Mallards Wood Venus

George Stride Amelia Wilding Lydia Waite

Young Handler 12-16 years

1st Woodrow Invictus 2nd Staghill Rowan 3rd Staghill Monarch 4th Farriers Fair Impression 5th Silverlea Sweet Dreams

Maisie Collis Mr Eric C Francis Miss Delila Francis James Lawrence William Waite

In-Hand Veteran

1st Farriers Fair Impression 2nd More of The Best 3rd Vicarshill Jack The Lad 4th Brock Baccarat 5th Merrie Marinka 6th Mallards Wood Venus

Mrs Victoria Palmer & Ms Jade Palmer Miss Carol Joynes Mrs Lesley Twigden Mr James Young & Trudy Nineham Messrs . Sibley Sonja Waite

First Cross, Part-Bred, X-Register Youngstock 1st Dilton First Time 2nd Lovelyhill Silk Temptress 3rd Moortown Kinsman 4th Marchwood Peggy 5th Ridley Blue Sky 6th Avontyrell Annabelle

Miss Sonja Waite Ms Kerry Dovey Whiting Miss E Wright Mr J Townsend Mrs Charlotte Lines Miss Paige I'Anson

First Cross, Part-Bred, X-Register 4 years and over

1st Marchwood Ted 2nd Richaker Endeavour 3rd Lucky Lane Sultan

Mr Tom Hordle Mr Connor Richards Mrs E M Gerrelli

Riding Pony/Horse any age

1st Picket Post Polo Mrs Rohays Gray 2nd Buckland Betelgeuse Mrs S Pearson & Miss A-J Pearson 3rd Dilton First Time Miss Sonja Waite 4th Forestheath Matrix Ms Mandy Sayer 5th Woottonheath Merlin II Mr Richard Thirsk 6th Avontyrell Annabelle Miss Paige I'Anson

Hunter Type, any age	Hunter Type, any age
1st	Marchwood Ted	Mr Tom	Hordle
2nd	Whycome Academic	Mrs Sarah J New
3rd	Buckland Betelgeuse	Mrs S Pearson & Miss A-J Pearson
4th	Thatchers Blue Lagoon	Mrs Valerie A Attrill
5th	Forestheath Matrix	Ms Mandy Sayer
6th	Fliss	Martine	Harding
In-Hand Pairs
1=	Brock Baccarat	Mr James Young & Trudy Nineham
1=	Brock Bronwen	Mr James Young & Trudy Nineham
2=	Doorage Forget-Me-Not	Miss Emma Collis
2=	Woodrow Invictus	Mrs June Whitham and Emma Collis
Competition/Sports Pony, on the triangle
1st	Mighells Dittany	Miss Jacqui M Mcleod
2nd	Dilton First Time	Miss Sonja Waite
3rd	Marchwood Ted	Mr Tom	Hordle
4th	Thatchers Blue Lagoon	Mrs Valerie A Attrill
5th	Buckland Betelgeuse	Mrs S Pearson & Miss A-J Pearson
Open Classes Championship Monday
C	Marchwood Ted	Res	Woodrow Invictus
Beaulieu Road Sales Championship
C	Crabbswood Surprize	Res	Lucky Lane Spitfire
Youngstock Championship
C	Woodrow The Warrior	Res	Brock Bronagh
Gaza Cup - Best Youngstock Owned by a Young Commoner
C	Sway Supersonic	Res	Pilleybailey Athena
Centaur Cup Young Commoners 4 years and over
C	Glenbeech Nutmeg	Res	Longslade Sunshine
Forest Bred Youngstock Championship
C	Lucky Lane Spitfire	Res	Twiggs Lane Gemstone Samurai
Forest Bred 4 Years And Over Championship
C	Glenbeech Nutmeg	Res	Sway She's A Gem
Forest Bred Overall Championship
C	Glenbeech Nutmeg	Res	Sway She's A Gem
Breeders Perpetual Championship
C	Hollybrooke Melitta	Res	Brock Bronwen

Sungold Countess Cup, highest Forest-bred in Supreme line up Glenbeech Nutmeg Marie Large Memorial Trophy, highest placed stud-bred in Supreme line up Peronne Notorious Arthur Collis Memorial Cup, highest mare in Supreme line up Glenbeech Nutmeg

NPS In-Hand Silver Medal HOYS/Price Family In-Hand Semi-Final Qualifier

Peronne Notorious

HOYS/Price Family In-Hand Semi-Final Qualifier Peronne Notorious Dolly Grey IX Supreme Championship C Peronne Notorious Miss Marney Dell Res Glenbeech Nutmeg Mr Daniel A Drodge

REPRESENTATION ON OTHER BODIES

Jane Murray is Secretary and Executive Committee member of the 826 Equine Studbooks Association. All meetings were held remotely by Zoom during 2023. She is also a member of the Liaison Committee consulting with the Defra Equine ID Team on new passport legislation, following the Public Consultation on Equine Identification, She also attended Spring Zoom and Autumn Live meetings of the NPS M&M Committee on behalf of the Society. Jane Murray is a Committee Member of the Central Prefix Register.

Suzanne Kempe attended the autumn zoom members meeting of 826ESA.

NEW FOREST PERFORMANCE PONY OF THE YEAR COMPETITION

The aim of this competition is to encourage owners of registered New Forest ponies to take part in a wider range of competitions and activities, wherever they happen to live.

*** Stunning rosettes ***

*** Generous cash prizes depending

on entries ***

*** 11 cups to be won ***

Cups and rosettes to the highest

placed ponies in the following categories: Jumping, Dressage, WHP, Most Versatile, Driving Special rosettes to best three novices Cup and rosette to best pony bred on the Forest Cup and rosette to best pony bred by the owner Cup and rosette to the best stallion

Prize for best junior rider

Scoring categories: Driving; Jumping – affiliated and unaffiliated; ODE; Combined Training; Hunter Trials; Arena Eventing, Handy Hunter/Handy Pony; Working Pony – BSPS, M&M affiliated; unaffiliated; Dressage – affiliated and unaffiliated; Ridden Showing; New Forest and M&M Ridden Showing; Family/PC Pony; Le Trec; Racing; Endurance; extra points for championships; extra points for competing at county level and breed show; bonus points for other activities eg hunting, pony club camp, long distance rides, etc.

The points table has been revised and updated to more accurately reflect the wide variety of disciplines in which New Forest ponies now compete. It looks a bit mind-blowing, but don’t worry – it’s actually best if you leave the points claimed column blank and we’ll complete it.

Exhibitors must be fully-paid up members of the Society.

All ponies must be registered New Forest ponies, four years or over, correctly transferred to the entrant.

All ponies must be entered in their correct registered name.

The competition runs from 1 January to 31 December in the current year.

Juniors not to have attained their 18[th] birthday by 1 January in the current year.

Entry forms, full rules and points table available from the office or the website

NO NEED TO GET SIGNATURES OF OFFICIALS ON THE SCORESHEET

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THE KNIGHTWOOD PART-BRED PERFORMANCE COMPETITION OPEN TO X-REGISTER, PART-BRED AND FIRST CROSS PONIES

Two trophies and rosettes Ponies must hold passports issued by the Society, or passports which have been overstamped by the Society.

Exhibitors must be fully paid-up members of the Society. The standard score sheet is used.

NEW FOREST PERFORMANCE PONY OF THE YEAR COMPETITION 2023

1st PARKCHURCH HOLLY BERRY G51/570

Sire: Ashley Golden Wonder Dam : Holly VII Mrs Amy Crosby Breeder: Mr James Pullen Golden Gorse Cup for Overall Winner Woody Woodpecker Trophy for Best Forest-Bred Show Jumping Cup Merrie Cup for Best Owner Rider 520 Points

2nd SILVERLEA SWEET DREAMS M59/135 Sire: Thatchers Dun Roamin Dam : Silverlea Diadora Miss Sonja Waite Breeder: Mrs Joyce M Stainer

483 Points

3rd WILLOWAY DOUBLE O SEVEN S58/014

Sire : Willoway Double Gold Dam : Willoway Martini

Miss Martine Harding Breeder : Mr & Mrs C A Large WHP Tankard Best Stallion 1[st] Novice 471 Points

4th ROWDOWN HIGH TIDE G53/263 Sire: Lovelyhill Hendrix Dam : Rowdown Coastal Ways Mrs Jane Keats Breeder: Ms Erika Dovey 2[nd] Novice 440 Points

5th MIGHELLS DITTANY M60/139

Sire: Peronne Notorious Dam : Priory Clove Miss Jacqui M Mcleod Breeder: Mrs Janet Botting 3[rd] Novice 371 Points

6[th] CUCKOOPEN MERLIN S48/402G

Sire: Brookshill Brumby Dam : Fernyknap Champagne Miss Milly Stride Breeder Mrs Rebecca Tooley Best Junior 335 Points

7th LOMONDSIDE JOLENE M57/008

Sire: Lomondside Emperor Dam : Willoway Josephine Owner and Breeders, The Misses E & P Rennie Dressage Tankard. Owner Breeder 275 Points

8th THATCHERS ALEXANDER G61/235

Sire: Rushmoor Dalesman (S57/150) Dam : Thatchers Double Brandy (M48/621) Mrs Valerie A Attrill Breeder: Miss Georgina Crouch 250 Points

9th STANSWOOD SAILOR G51/209

Sire: Blackwell Jonathan (S46/059) Dam : Monksmead Wootty (M45/187) Louise Bailey Breeder: Mrs Jane Fogarty Toby Versatility Tankard 188 Points

Partbred Performance Pony Competition

1st BLACKWELL NO LIMITS PB2384

Sire: Blackwell Jonathan (S46/059) Dam : Tammy (826048000061239) Ms Carla Wateridge Breeder: Ms Jenny Tillyer Knightwood Trophy 184 points

2nd CAMERON PRINCE HAL PB2592(G)

Sire: Cameron Luck of The Irish (S56/070) Dam : Cameron Katie (PBM141) Mrs Valerie A Attrill Breeder: Mrs Kathleen Clarke 140 Points

REPORT ON THE NEW FOREST PERFORMANCE PONY OF THE YEAR COMPETITION 2023

As always a lovely chance to highlight the breed across the UK and into Scotland,Wales and the IOW the Performance Points competition really shows the versatility of the New Forest pony. Entrants took part in a huge range of competitions from BE Eventing to fun Handy Pony events. Although entries were up on last year we hope to simplify the score sheets to encourage a few more to take part.

Congratulations to Amy Crosby from Cambridgeshire, and Parkchurch Holly Berry who compete at a high level in showjumping, eventing and dressage, not only winning the overall but also the Show jumping Cup and the Forest bred.

In very close second was Sonja Waite with Silverlea Sweet Dreams who spend much of their year representing NFPEC in teams as well as fitting in some drifting and hunting.

Third was the stallion Willoway Double O Seven and Martine Harding who also won the WHP Tankard.

Fourth was Jane Keats competing for the first time on Rowdown High Tide who gained points from Endurance,Dressage, Eventing and Show jumping.

Fifth was Jaqui Mcleod from Wales, giving her young pony Meghells Dittany a range of competition experience. Incidentally this mare is by the Breed Show Supreme Champion Peronne Notorious

Milly Stride rode a different pony this time with Cuckoopen Merlin finishing in 6[th] Place and claiming the Best Junior prize.

In seventh place was another young mare-this time from Scotland Lomondside Jolene who also won the Dressage Cup and the Owner Breeder prize for her owners Pat and Liz Rennie

Valerie Attrill from the IOW entered two ponies-Thatchers Alexander-eighth in this section and Cameron Prince Hal second in the partbred section.

Although not amassing the most points the pony that gained points in the most sections was Stanswood Sailor and therefore winner of the Versatility Tankard

We would like to see more entries in the Partbred section where Blackwell No Limits was a worthy winner clocking up points in a wide range of disciplines

Congratulations to you all

NEW FOREST PONY BREEDING AND CATTLE SOCIETY

PERFORMANCE GRADES 2024 – DRESSAGE AND EVENTING This applies to both pure-bred and part-bred New Forest ponies

DRESSAGE GRADES can be achieved in two ways:

1. Submission of test sheets – for Dressage Grade One and Grade Two

2. Submission of BD record.

SUBMISSION OF TEST SHEETS FOR DRESSAGE GRADE ONE (PRELIM) AND DRESSAGE GRADE TWO (NOVICE)

1. Submit FOUR original Prelim test sheets, or FOUR original Novice test sheets.

2. The minimum score on each sheet must be 65%.

3. The tests may be any combination of Prelim test numbers or Novice test numbers.

4. The pony must be entered under its full registered New Forest stud book name, and this must be clearly written on the test sheet.

5. The judge must be a BD Listed Judge. Their name should be clearly printed on the sheet so that this can be checked. The judge’s signature must be on the sheet.

6. Any sheets not filled in correctly will not be accepted.

7. Tests may be ridden at any event, provided that it is a BD listed judge, so this could be, for example, an unaffiliated competition, BD affiliated, BD Quest, BD British Native Pony Series, NPS, BRC.

8. Ponies must be four years of age or over and hold a valid NFPBCS passport in the name of the current owner.

9. Send your test sheets with the £10 administration fee per level to the address below. When your sheets have been verified by the Grading and Elite Committee, they will be returned to you with your rosette and sticker for the grading page at the back of the passport.

10. 10.Rolling dates are now being used, so as soon as you have your four sheets send them in.

11. 11.By submitting your test sheets you are expressly agreeing to all the terms and conditions set out above.

DRESSAGE GRADES BY BD COMPETITION RECORD

BD points may be used to grade ponies. Ten BD points are required at each level for grading. Once a pony has achieved 5 points at a higher level, it is assumed to have graded at the lower level. Please submit a printout of your pony’s BD Competition Record and the £10 administration fee, for verification by the Grading and Elite Committee, and award of the rosette.

EVENTING GRADES

Grade 1 is for 5 BE Foundation Points; Grade 2 for 15 FP, Grade 3 for 25 FP, and Grade 4 for 35 FP and above. Applicants are asked to submit a print-out of their BE record and a £10 administration fee. As soon as the record has been verified by the G&E Committee the rosette will be awarded.

New Forest Pony Breeding and Cattle Society Deepslade House, Ringwood Road, Bransgore, Hants BH23 8AA Tel: [phone] Email: [e-mail] www.newforestpony.com

2023 PERFORMANCE GRADES

Dressage Grade 1 - Prelim Test

Harwoodhouse Hiccup (G53/107) Mrs Penelope Jackman Sire: Farriers Finger Print (S39/055) Dam: Falconers Dream Lady (M44/011) Hollybrooke Annie II (M51/147) Vicki Kirkcaldy & Francesca Webb Sire: Burley Branston (S35/164) Dam: Crabbswood Auntie (M40/012) Playmoor Forget Me Not (M55/015) Ms E L Suter Sire: Luckington Sportaide (S28/047) Dam: Rushpole Linnet (M48/127) Lomondside Jolene (M57/008) The Misses E & P Rennie Sire: Lomondside Emperor (S36/179) Dam: Willoway Josephine (M41/039) Mallards Wood Highlight (S59/092) Miss Beverley Molter Sire: Applewitch Pure Magic (S34/105) Dam: Spotlight (M46/648)

Rebecca Tooley Dam: Fernyknap Champagne (M35/622)

Cuckoopen Merlin (S48/402(G)) Sire: Brookshill Brumby (S46/095)

Dressage Grade 2 - Novice Test

Harwoodhouse Hiccup (G53/107) Sire: Farriers Finger Print (S39/055)

Mrs Penelope Jackman Dam: Falconers Dream Lady (M44/011)

Hollybrooke Annie II (M51/147) Sire: Burley Branston (S35/164)

Vicki Kirkcaldy & Francesca Webb Dam: Crabbswood Auntie (M40/012)

Lomondside Jolene (M57/008) Sire: Lomondside Emperor (S36/179)

The Misses E & P Rennie Dam: Willoway Josephine (M41/039)

Dressage Grade 3 - Elementary Test

Hollybrooke Annie II (M51/147) Vicki Kirkcaldy & Francesca Webb Sire: Burley Branston (S35/164) Dam: Crabbswood Auntie (M40/012)

PONY OBITUARIES

Sprattsdown Jetsam G37/091 1993 (Weirs Harry II / Sprattsdown Candlelight by Wootton Starflight). Bred by Mr & Mrs B L Tillyer, owned by Kate Brown.

Ⓒ Linda Charles (24 years ago with 12 year old Kate)

In November 1998, after the loss of my mum’s pony, a trip to the Tillyers was in order to cheer us up and it was here I met a very unassuming 5 year old plain black pony. I rode Jesse out a few times, jumping on him bareback to ride back from the field with just the headcollar. He was broken late as a 5 year old and so this very green pony was quite obliging to my fearless 11 year old self. Little did I know that a plan was being hatched between my parents and the Tillyer family, a Christmas surprise awaited me...a pony at the bottom of the garden, having been snuck through the garage in the middle of the night! I won my first rosette days later at the Fortune Centre, it was only a 2’3 clear round but I still have that rosette!

On good advice we took things very slowly. but soon enough Jesse was proving himself to be a very talented and valiant companion, he was fast, sharp and brave and could turn 180 degrees at speed! We would regularly squeeze through gaps and make turns that the show jumping course designers thought was impossible...it became a challenge! We excelled in various competitions: everything from BSJA up to Foxhunters, the Dengie Winter League Championships, Trailblazers Championships, Knightwood Challenge and Festival of the Horse Hunter Trial Championships, barrel racing at Esso and Mopley Riding Club, chase me charlie, hunting, eventing and dressage, Pony Club rallies and camps, to handy pony...a fantastic, versatile and well-travelled pony indeed.

My absolute personal best dressage score of 21 is still held by Jesse, achieved at Rockbourne for one of the many Pony Club Horse Trials held there. A lot of our success I attribute to the jumping of every size and shape gorse bush, log, ditch, river and occasionally even the fence at Crabhat Pound. He would literally jump anything across the forest which made him brave, bold and sure footed. Jesse was also a regular face out on the local drifts at Blackfield and Culverly and we raced in several of the children’s races, coming a respectable 2[nd] place!

I then went off to university and Jesse went on loan, first locally for a year where he knuckled down on dressage and more eventing competitions, then to good family friends for 10 years up to Warwickshire. He also has a reputation for being a jumping machine in the Warwickshire branch of the Pony Club, taking two girls from lead rein ponies up to decent level competition in all disciplines. After the girls had moved on to horses their mum also competed with him...eventing at 90cm up to the age of 23!

Jesse then moved back to us in the New Forest, initially to retire from hard work, but he didn’t want to stop...so we had a cheeky outing to the Breed Show where we won the 2’9 jumping! He then settled into bringing on another two young girls, with more outings to places such as Tweseldown and Bovington into his late 20’s!

Wanstead Tarquin Moon (1992 – 2023)

New Forest pony breeders and enthusiasts were saddened to hear of the loss of Wanstead Tarquin Moon, homebred stud stallion at the Wanstead Stud in North Wales, his home for 31 years. Tarquin was bred by long time New Forest enthusiast Jacquie McLead, one of the founding members of the Northern New Forest Pony Supporters Group. He was a fabulous all round performance pony, with a lovely temperament and was running with mares until Jaquie lost him in May 2023.

Moortown Firefox (1992-2023)

Sire Randalls Fire Dam Knightwood Bramble (Breeder Miss E Wright)

I am sad to report the loss of Firefox (Fox) in February last year. Old age had finally caught up with him and it was time to let go.

I bought this lovely pony from his breeder, Liz Wright, as a 2yo in September 1994.

He had a superb temperament and settled into his new home straight away.

Although only lightly shown both in hand and under saddle in breed and mixed Mountain and Moorland Classes he was rarely unplaced and had quite a few wins.

Two of his most notable successes were at the New Forest and Hants County Show where in 2000 he won the breed novice ridden class for 14.2hh and under. He came back in 2001 and went on to win the equivalent open class. He was equally versatile when competing in dressage, riding club classes and show jumping. Although ridden by different jockeys of all ages throughout his long life, he always put his best hoof forward taking into account his rider’s level of ability.

After some years as a happy hacker with me he came out of competition retirement at the age of 24 to teach a friend’s daughter the ropes. He competed in walk and trot dressage and was placed in the Championship of the Sunshine Tour held at Petley Wood Equestrian Centre. He was also Junior Dressage Champion at Rother Valley Riding Club with his young rider.

It was an honour to have owned a pony who gave so much pleasure to the many people who had contact with him and he is sorely missed. A true Forester and a credit to his breed.

Copsemead Tadgh

Foaled May 1992 in Burley out of Beacon Midge x Silverlea Mighty Don. Tad was purchased from Beaulieu Road sales - a big dark bay foal. He grew on well and made 14.2hh. He was a wonderful pony - has been part of our family for 32 years. Many others have come & gone through the years. Tad always stayed - I think because he never excelled at anything except maybe keeping all newcomers in their place! He was always boss. He was the stand in if we were one short at a PC rally but he didn’t enjoy them & adopted “donkey mode”. Jumping was not worth the effort unless hounds were involved. He could then nearly jump you off! And woe betide you if we stood still for too long! Another trick that amused him was rolling -usually in muddy puddles although ponds & streams were ok too. There was no warning - his knees buckled & down he went.

He was in his element riding out on the Forest, ears always pricked, his world. The only times he was shod was for the Point to Point. He ran the children’s race several times, coming 2nd when the winner took a short cut. 3 miles was a bit far for him but he enjoyed the atmosphere. In his later years he escorted youngsters out & excelled at ride & lead. His cheeky face watching across the field will be missed.

Bowerwood Panache M52/018 2010 (Willoway Highland Malt / Bowerwood Precious)

Owned & bred by Rae Turner.

She was named after Tilly Philpott (Hyde), who I bought her grandmother Hyde Poppet from.

I did not start work on Tilly until she was nearly 5 as I was finishing another pony, but Tilly was so good and loved her lessons. The next spring I took her to an endurance ride to do the shortest distance (approximately 10 miles), she was amazing and I had my first canter on her, so comfortable like her dad. Later that autumn Tilly was lucky to win a large breeds M&M class then go champion. Along came Covid and so my operation cancelled! In the meantime Tilly was put in foal and she had a colt foal by Knavesash Harley (B Presley) and was a very good mum. Because I was going to downsize and move Tilly came to a livery yard here in Dumfries where she was ridden by my friend Karen McGowan, who did some dressage and jumping with good results. Later her son William took over and was ready to do some competitions this year, but this was sadly not to be. Tilly is so missed by us all. Rae Turner

Sabinas Monte Carlo 2001-2023 (Sabinas Gold Sovereign / Silverlea Halina). Owned & bred by Sabine AndreéParsons.

Pony Performance Elite Grading Gold Sabinas Monte Carlo died suddenly from a massive heart attack a week before Christmas. It came as a huge shock to us all as he was really healthy and I don't think he had ever been ill in his whole life. We bred Monty here at Sabinas Stud and he was Sovereign’s first foal. A true gentleman and a family favourite, he was one of the kindest ponies that I have known with huge talent. a true gentleman and a family favourite. He was always very enthusiastic about everything that was asked of him, whether it was dressage, cross country, show jumping , workers, flat riddens or just hacking. Sally Wiggins had him for several years where he excelled with her daughters, gaining BD points. When we had him back, my daughter Kimberley took him on and he gave her enough confidence to venture into showing. He had many successes with various riders on the show circuit. He will be very much missed, but also remembered fondly. Sabine Andreé-Parsons

Haywards Guardsman S48/109 2006 (Long Copse Elton / Matley Cherry by Springmoor Lightning). Bred by Peter & Mandy Pidgley, owned by Jan Kembers. Haywards Guardsman was by Longcopse Elton out of Matley Cherry A fabulous foal and passed well at the stallion passing as a two year old We Exported him to Holland to Mr Jan Kemkers, who instantly fell in love with him. Guardsman had a superb temperament and was seen as a perfect sire for driving ponies and children's ponies He covered mares on his English licence in the first year, then in 2011 he was put forward & approved at the central Hengen inspection and also in 2011 performed in harness, which he loved In 2020 he was awarded a 1st premium based on his offspring and received the prestigious Keur! It's wonderful to see his children, grandchildren and even great grandchildren carrying on his fabulous blood lines and temperament I know Mr Kemkers will miss him so much they had such a bond and kept us in touch with everything he did & we visited Holland to see him & got to present his award in the ring a real honour for Pete & I Mandy and Peter Pidgley

Willoway Montmain Gold Charm 1994-2023 (Woodrow Acting Master / Willoway Piper’s Charm by Peveril Peter Piper). Bred by Mr & Mrs C A Large, owned by Christophe Aubert Willoway Montmain Gold Charm died in January after 12 years in the care of Christophe Aubert. He was imported to France by the Haras de Montmain at Firfol in Normandy in 1995 and arrived among numerous Willoway, Woodrow and Silverlea ponies…all to become the new foundations for the breed in France in the 90s.He produced 51 quality foals between 2000 and 2022 that include 3 stallion sons, mainly for the Haras de l'Arbalou (Normandy) and lately in the South of France with Christophe at the Haras des Lavandes.

Canterton Joe 1997-2023 (Crown of Berry / Canterton Vera). Bred by The Late Jack Young, owned by Noémie Déat. Imported to France 2001.Joe equipped his progeny with good conformation and type...he also brought a lot of strength in crossbreeding and passed on the pony type, bringing overall harmony and balanced proportions between limbs and the body. Father of 150 IFCE registered progeny, including 4 New Forest stallions and animals that excel in a wide range of competitive activities.

Julian Rosset

OBITUARIES

The Society records with sadness the passing of:

Rohays Gray, Andrea Dymott, Matthew Gerrelli, John Chalke, William Corke, Stella Hore, Mrs Joyce Penny

John Chalke (1941-2023)

John was a hound man through and through. He learnt his skills from seasoned professionals like John Cook at the Wilton and Tim Langley at the Berkeley. His final appointment was to hunt the New Forest Buckhounds. They were a unique pack of hounds that hunted the fallow buck. The New Forest is a tricky country to ride over, never mind to hunt and follow a pack of hounds. Subsequently John did have the occasional encounter with “the forest floor”! Yet with time, experience and commitment, it all came together and John’s extensive knowledge and ability over several seasons, established a fine pack of hounds.

He was a very sociable person and encouraged many people to come hunting and enjoy the wonderful scenery at the same time. The supporters club had no problem with fundraising and with John at the kennels these important events

kept the social scene thriving. “Chalky” was always compassionate when collecting fallen stock, either with owners or road casualties.

In 1979 the New Forest celebrated its 900[th] anniversary as a Royal hunting park. The Queen and Prince Philip toured the area and when they entered New Park, there were positioned the buckhounds and hunt staff. The royal car slowed to view John, his whipper-in and the hounds.

Ye Olde Fallow Bucke (Hounds Magazine)

John was also a well respected and successful New Forest breeder. He registered 95 ponies with his Wellhouse prefix between 1985 and 2013 including Wellhouse Willum, Jan Mattsson’s very successful champion stallion in Sweden and also HOYS finalist Wellhouse Bradberry, Ridden New Forest Champion at the 2023 New Forest & Hampshire County Show.

Rohays Gray

Picket Post prefix & Commoner

Mum loved everything about the forest but most of all its ponies. Her first pony was called Shandy who was purchased by her late father from Beaulieu Road in the 1950’s. The pony was wild but by the time she had been walked home she was halter broken, she lived to a grand old age of 39 and bred some lovely foals for mum. Mum used her father’s brand H/S and later through her husband Peter Gray acquired the prefix Picket Post, we still have ponies running on the forest.

Mum really enjoyed showing the ponies, the first was Picket Post Peppercorn who qualified for the WHP final at Hoys 2 years running back in the 90’s. One of mums proudest moments was Picket Post Polo winning both the in hand and ridden forest bred championship at the New Forest Show in 2022.

Mum was a committee member of the NFPB & CS for a while and also toured the country with the Pony Publicity Group promoting the New Forest Pony, she loved spending the week at HOYS with Shirley Young with the stand and adored Great Yorkshire Show.

Mum made some of her greatest friends through the ponies and through shows and could always be found at the ice cream van with a trail of children behind her waiting for their ice creams.

Mum bred some lovely versatile ponies all with wonderful temperaments, she is deeply missed and hopefully the ponies will continue to do her proud.

Stella Hore – from Devon, a well-respected member of the NPS Mixed M&M Judges Panel and for many years a member of our Judges Panel.

News from our members

Loxland Amazing Grace

(Applewitch Pure Magic x Sabinas Northern Light) Bred by Julie and Jez Moxon

Loxland Amazing Grace (Gracie) has given me a 2023 to remember achieving things I could only have dreamed about 5 years ago.

Gaining her qualifying scores for the British Dressage Area Festivals first time out, she headed the final at the Onley Grounds Area Festival in the Prelim Freestyle Bronze with over 70% on her first ever attempt, getting the distinctive sash I’ve always loved!

We then headed to the UK Armed Forces championships at Addington where she showed her true all round ability in jumping and dressage as well as winning the Novice Fresstyle to Music (despite being nicknamed Shrimp by everyone others as she was so small compared to everyone else!)

On returning home we came home to the exciting news she had been chosen to represent British Dressage South and East and England at the Senior Home Nations championship at Kelsall. It was so special getting to ride with the St George’s cross on our saddle cloth and jacket on my home produced pony.

Truly a year to remember.

Emma-Jane Smith

Brushers Black Adder

Sire: S39/243 - Pondhead Pan-Shine

Dam: M49/336 - Oakfield Linnet

2023 - First season under saddle and proving what a versatile breed the New Forest pony really is!!!

In June we did our first big show and we took the overall Concours d'Elegance Championship at the Elegance Show which was held in Wiltshire - a 4 and half hour drive for us.

We qualified for the National Concours D'elegance society of GB Championship Show (This show is Concours D'elegance equvlaint to HOYS) at Onley Grounds Equestrian Complex on Sunday 3rd September. Here we achieved 1st In-hand open, 2[nd] M&M, 4th Open Ridden and 6th Overall in-hand champion. Not only have these been amazing achievements for us our picture was selected for the 2024 Concours D'elegance society of GB Calendar.

We are looking forward to trying something new for 2024. Genna Mawby

Ashurst Harmony (M39/846)

Sire Okedene Peter Dam Ashurst Favourite

Ashurst Harmony (Chloe) is now 29 years old, I’ve had her since 2009 and in them years we have had all sorts of outings. From cross country to dressage, spider rides to jumping but our favourite activity is showing, this has taken us all over the country, as well as going to Windsor multiple times we love having fun in the veteran classes, sometimes Chloe finds it funny to be as cheeky as she can be in classes which normally results in some comments from the judges who can’t believe she’s the age she is.

We had a lovely time at the New Forest show first time we’ve competed there, we did New Forest ridden under 138 cm and was placed 6th

Really pleased with her seeing as she was 10 + years older all the others in class!

She never fails to put a big grin on my face after every ride!

Hayleigh Jayne Beath

Vynnes Magical Edition

Sire Applewitch Pure Magic Dam Brookshill Blackberry Owned and bred by Andrew Vine

Laura recounts their magical experience at the Horse of the Year Show:

We never imagined what would be achieved at HOYS 2023 when Team Ed arrived in the NEC car park on Tuesday lunchtime.

We arrived and set up camp for the next couple of days, it wasn’t long before Ed & Pip were heading down for the evening arena practise. We were really pleased with how he coped in the busy arena, as this was the biggest show he had Competed at so far.

Wednesday started very early with a quick arena familiarisation before a final polish up for Ed at the stables, to be ready for the class to start at 7.30am

The class seem to happen very quickly and after the initial go round Ed was in the arena for the conformation part of the class and then moved onto his individual ridden show. He took everything in his stride and didn’t put a foot wrong, we were so pleased and proud of him. I’m sure he thought everyone was there just to watch him.

After being called back in for the prize giving, nerves started kicking in as the results were announced in reverse order, down to the last two and then “Vynnes Magical Edition & Pip Smith” were announced as the Winners!!! We couldn’t believe it…. Ed absolutely loved his lap of honour, showing off his extended trot across the ring. The next few hours passed in a bit of a blur with celebrations and trying to let what had just happened sink in.

We now had the M & M Championship, in the International Arena, to look forward to on the Thursday Evening. Thursday flew by and before we knew it Mr Ed was being tacked up and polished ready for the M&M championship in the International Arena.

It was an absolute pleasure to watch Pip ride Ed so beautifully around that ring. He seemed to really rise to the occasion and absolutely loved the atmosphere. We all know he is a bit of a show off. After all the ponies had gone around in front of the judges, they were lined up in the middle of the ring, ready for the results to be announced. They called out the reserve champion which went to the Dartmoor Westown Wild Fire. The next thing we saw before they announced the champion was Ed’s name appear on the screen. We all looked at each other in disbelief as could this really happen on his HOYS debut? The official announcement then followed. We couldn’t believe they had done it, he looked amazing under the spotlights and we really couldn’t have been prouder of Pip & Ed.

Ed is the second New Forest Pony to win the Mountain & Moorland Championship at HOYS following on from Marleydenes Shiraz in 2014. Shiraz is also sired by Applewitch Pure Magic.

It honestly was a dream come true for all of us and sometimes we still can’t believe it happened. We cannot thank Pip enough for all her hard work with Ed. It’s been an amazing two seasons watching them together.

In December it was a lovely surprise to receive a letter from the NPS advising us we had won the Duntarvie Stud Large Breeds Owner/Breeder Award for being the highest placed M&M large breed that is owned and bred by the same person at HOYS 2023.

Andrew & Laura

Breed Show 2023 Catle Results Class C1

Breed Show 2023 Catle Results Class C1	Breed Show 2023 Catle Results Class C1	Breed Show 2023 Catle Results Class C1
Cow or heifer in milk to have run the forest
1st	Jim Greenwood	Spotty
2n d	James Young	Trenley Chocolate
**3rd **	Matthew Gerrelli	Naomi
4th	Jacky Dawe & R Maton	JD
5th	James Young	Trenley Blueberry
6th	James Young	Trenley

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Class C2

Steer/heifer not over 36 months to have run theforest	Steer/heifer not over 36 months to have run theforest	Steer/heifer not over 36 months to have run theforest
1st	Jim Greenwood	Roan
**2nd **	Tom Hordle	Lexi lll
**3rd **	James Young	Apricot
4th	Brian Ingram	Milly
5th	James Young	Trenley Kiwi
6th	Andrew Parry-Norton	Stagbury Willow

Best young commoner - Class C3

Steer/heifer born on or after 01/08/22	Steer/heifer born on or after 01/08/22	Steer/heifer born on or after 01/08/22
1st	Jayne Pothecary	Custard
**2nd **	James Young	Trenley Apple
**3rd **	V & O Dibden	Emmy
4th	Jayne Pothecary	Blue
5th	James Young	Trenley Cherry
6th	V & O Dibden	Darkie

Class C4

Cow or heifer in milk	Cow or heifer in milk	Cow or heifer in milk
1st	V & O Dibden	Fairacres Blondie
**2nd **	Jayne Pothecary	Redwood
**3rd **	Karen Adams	Tufty
4th	V & O Dibden	Octavia
5th	Julian Pothecary	Ready
6th	Andrew Parry-Norton	Foxdale Ubre

Class C5

Class C5	Class C5	Class C5
Best Animal sired by British native breed
1st	V & O Dibden	Fudge

**2nd **	Oliver Cook	Stockleys Poppi
**3rd **	Jayne Pothecary	Lady
4th	Matthew Gerrelli	Roy
5th	Pat Mabbutt	Knightwood Oak 1 Diesel
6th	Andrew Parry-Norton	Stagbury Holly ll

Class C6

Steer/heifer not over 36 months	Steer/heifer not over 36 months	Steer/heifer not over 36 months
1st	V & O Dibden	Dirk
**2nd **	V & O Dibden	Jet
**3rd **	Jayne Pothecary	Ruby
4th	Andrew Parry-Norton	Stagbury Rowan
5th	Pat Mabbutt	Winmonk

Champion from classes C1 & C2

Jim Greenwood Spotty

New Forest Pony Breeding & Cattle Society

Treasurer’s Report 2023

The accounts show a net loss of £2,166, an improvement on last year (loss of £6,641). Given all the changes in the office and additional staff costs, I think this is a good result.

Sundry income includes a legacy of £5000.

The Society supported the New Forest Hounds & their Sock collection service to the tune of £525.

Office rent has increased by £600 following last year’s rent review.

Clerical assistance has increased by £4,100 due to office restructuring. However, our two new members of staff are now trained & working efficiently so we hope that they will have more time available to maximise income.

Office & travel expenses have increased, largely due to an upgrade of the three office computers and purchase of a retirement gift for our Hon Secretary.

The 2022 Point to Point contributed £1,014 to Society funds and, pleasingly, the Annual Show managed to contribute a

Market value of investments is down by £4000 but looking better than last year. Income from investments was up by £1000 on last year. The trustees continue to monitor the investment policy carefully.

Altogether, a promising result considering all the extra costs this year and the Society remains in a strong financial position.

Kathy Clarke

Treasurer

Company number 03421046

The New Forest Pony Breeding and Cattle Society

Trustees' Report and Financial Statements

for the year ended 30th November 2024

The New Forest Pony Breeding and Cattle Society

Contents

For the year ended 30th November 2024

	Page
Trustees' Report	1 - 3
Independent Examiner's Report	4
Statement of Financial Activities	5
Balance Sheet	6
Notes to the Financial Statements	7 - 13
The following pages do not form part of the statutory financial statements:
Schedule of Investments	15
Detailed Income and Expenditure Account	16 - 18
A/C No. 1 Forest Fed Account
A/C No. 2 Stud Book Account
A/C No. 3 Performance Pony of the Year Competition	19
A/C No. 4 Point to Point Races Account
A/C No. 5 August and Stallion Show Account	20
A/C No. 6 Stallion Premium Account
A/C No. 7 Grading Account
A/C No. 8 Micro Chipping	21

The New Forest Pony Breeding and Cattle Society

Trustees' Report For the year ended 30th November 2024

The trustees present their report together with the financial statements for the year ended 30th November 2024.

Charitable Status and Company Details

The society is a registered charity and its registered number is 1064746. The company registration number is 03421046.

Address and Registered Office

Deepslade House, Ringwood Road, Bransgore, Hampshire, BH23 8AA.

Directors/Trustees

The directors/trustees during the year were as follows:-

Mr. S.C. Dovey Miss H. Palmer Ms T. Nineham Mr. B. Ingram Mr. P. Pidgley Mrs. A. Pidgley Miss J.M. Tillyer Mrs. S. Kempe Mrs. J.F. Williams Miss N. Stephens Mr. J.H. Young Mrs J.A. Lowth Mrs. W.G. Fromm Miss H. Whetren Ms L Lang Mr. L. Blomfield Ms L. Hayter Mr. M. Fry Honorary consultant: Honorary secretary: Miss D. MacNair MBE Ms J Cavanna

All directors/trustees are members of the Society.

Independent Examiner

M.R. Smith FCA of Messrs. Stephenson & Company, Chartered Accountants, Austin House, 43 Poole Road, Westbourne, Bournemouth.

Financial Advisers

Rathbones (incorporating Investec Wealth & Investment Limited), Midland House, 2 Poole Road, Bournemouth.

Bankers

NatWest of 11 High Street, Ringwood, Hampshire.

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The New Forest Pony Breeding and Cattle Society

Trustees' Report For the year ended 30th November 2024

Governing Document

The Society is a charitable company limited by guarantee, incorporated on 18th August 1997 and registered as a charity on 8th October 1997.

The Society was formed under a Memorandum of Association which established the objects and powers of the Charitable Company and is governed under its Articles of Association. Under those Articles, the trustees are elected at the Annual General Meeting and one-third of their number are subject to retirement by rotation at each Annual General Meeting. The trustees may appoint a person who is willing to act to be a trustee to fill a vacancy until the next Annual General Meeting. A trustee who retires at an Annual General Meeting may, if willing to act, be reappointed.

The liability of the members is limited to such contribution as may be required (not exceeding £11) to the Charity's assets if it should be wound up while he or she is a member or within one year after he or she ceases to be a member, for payment of the Charity's debts and liabilities contracted before he or she ceases to be a member, and of the costs, charges and expenses of winding up, and for the adjustment of the rights of the contributories among themselves.

If the Charity is wound up or dissolved and after all its debts and liabilities have been satisfied there remains any property it shall not be paid to or distributed among the members of the Charity, but shall be given or transferred to some other charity or charities having objects similar to the objects of the Charity.

Appointment of Trustees

The President and other elected officers are appointed at the Annual General Meeting. The other Board members are elected for a three year term, one third retiring annually.

Objectives and Activities

The objects for which the Society is established are:

• to encourage the preservation and breeding of the best type of New Forest ponies;

• to undertake to record New Forest ponies and enter them in the New Forest Pony Stud Book;

• to hold two annual shows, one for entered New Forest stallions, and one for the encouragement and improvement of the breed of entered New Forest ponies.

The Charity's main activities are based at its office in Bransgore where three part-time assistants are employed, supported by officers of the Society. Shows are generally held at New Park, Brockenhurst.

Achievements and Performance

The Charity sees its main achievements as the successful recording of New Forest ponies and the promotion and preservation of the breed.

Financial Review

The net incoming resources for the year amounted to £11,123. This increases the total reserves at the year end to £289,257 which are unrestricted funds.

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The New Forest Pony Breeding and Cattle Society

Trustees' Report

For the year ended 30th November 2024

Reserves Policy

The trustees consider the reserve requirements are adequately met as the income of the society covered its operating costs so that the reserves were not eroded.

Investment Policy

The trustees policy on investment is designed to continue to generate income to enable the society to continue with its objects without exposing the capital funds to any undue level of risk. Investment decisions are taken in conjunction with stockbrokers' advice.

Responsibilities of the Trustees

Company law requires the trustees to prepare financial statements that give a true and fair view of the state of affairs of the Charity at the balance sheet date and of its surplus or deficit for the financial year. In doing so the trustees are required to:

• select suitable accounting policies and apply them consistently;

• observe the methods and principles in the Charities SORP (FRS 102);

• make judgements and estimates that are reasonable and prudent;

• state whether applicable UK Accounting Standards have been followed, subject to any material departures disclosed and explained in the financial statements;

• prepare the accounts on the going concern basis unless it is inappropriate to presume that the Charity will continue in operation; and

• fulfill the objects of the Society.

The trustees are responsible for maintaining proper accounting records that disclose with reasonable accuracy at any time the financial position of the company and to enable them to ensure the accounts comply with the Companies Act 2006. They are also responsible for safeguarding the assets of the company and hence for taking reasonable steps for the prevention and detection of fraud and other irregularities.

Small Company Exemptions

This report has been prepared in accordance with the special provisions of Part 15 of the Companies Act 2006 relating to small companies and was approved by the board on 12th February 2025 and signed on its behalf.

S.C. Dovey

Mr. S.C. Dovey Director

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Independent Examiner's Report to the Trustees On the unaudited financial statements of

The New Forest Pony Breeding and Cattle Society

I report on the unaudited financial statements of the society for the year ended 30th November 2024 which comprise the Statement of Financial Activities, the Balance Sheet and related notes.

Respective Responsibilities of Trustees and Examiner

The trustees (who are also the directors of the company for the purposes of company law) are responsible for the preparation of the accounts. The trustees consider that an audit is not required for this year under section 144(2) of the Charities Act 2011 (the 2011 Act) and that an independent examination is needed.

Having satisfied myself that the charity is not subject to audit under company law and is eligible for independent examination, it is my responsibility to:

• examine the accounts under section 145 of the 2011 Act;

• to follow the procedures laid down in the general Directions given by the Charity Commission under section 145(5)(b) of the 2011 Act; and

• to state whether particular matters have come to my attention.

Basis of Independent Examiner's Report

My examination was carried out in accordance with the general Directions given by the Charity Commission. An examination includes a review of the accounting records kept by the charity and a comparison of the accounts presented with those records. It also includes consideration of any unusual items or disclosures in the accounts, and seeking explanations from you as trustees concerning any such matters. The procedures undertaken do not provide all the evidence that would be required in an audit and consequently no opinion is given as to whether the accounts present a ‘true and fair view’ and the report is limited to those matters set out in the statement below.

Independent Examiner's Statement

In connection with my examination, no matter has come to my attention:

• (1) which gives me reasonable cause to believe that in any material respect the requirements:

• to keep accounting records in accordance with section 386 of the Companies Act 2006; and

• to prepare accounts which accord with the accounting records, comply with the accounting requirements of section 396 of the Companies Act 2006 and with the methods and principles in the Charities SORP (FRS 102 "The Financial Reporting Standard applicable in the UK and Republic of Ireland")

have not been met; or

(2) to which, in my opinion, attention should be drawn in order to enable a proper understanding of the accounts to be reached.

M.R. Smith

M.R. Smith FCA

Stephenson & Co.

Chartered Accountants

Austin House 43 Poole Road

Westbourne Bournemouth BH4 9DN

Date: 14th February 2025

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The New Forest Pony Breeding and Cattle Society

Statement of Financial Activities For the year ended 30th November 2024

Notes Incoming Resources Incoming Resources from Generated Funds: Voluntary income: Donations 4 Activities for Generating Funds: Trading operations Investment Income 5 Income Resources from Charitable Activities: Show income, etc. 6 Members' subscriptions Total Incoming Resources Resources Expended Costs of Generating Funds: Trading operations Charitable Activities: Show costs, etc. 7 Total Resources Expended Net Income Resources Before Other Recognised Gains and Losses Realised gains/(losses) on disposal of investments Net Income Unrealised gains/(losses) on investments 15 Net Movement in Funds 12 Reconciliation of Funds: Total funds brought forward	Unrestricted Funds 2024 £ £ 798 50,468 10,919 62,185 15,853 18,934 34,787 96,972 32,209 70,722 ) (102,931 ) (5,959 1,543 ) (4,416 15,539 11,123 278,134 289,257	Unrestricted Funds 2023 £ £ 5,124 37,569 9,733 52,426 16,976 18,855 35,831 88,257 29,948 60,452 ) (90,400 ) (2,143 ) (23 ) (2,166 ) (4,126 ) (6,292 284,426 278,134	Unrestricted Funds 2023 £ £ 5,124 37,569 9,733 52,426 16,976 18,855 35,831 88,257 29,948 60,452 ) (90,400 ) (2,143 ) (23 ) (2,166 ) (4,126 ) (6,292 284,426 278,134
			52,426 35,831
			88,257 ) (90,400
			) (2,143 ) (23
			) (2,166 ) (4,126
			) (6,292 284,426
			278,134

The statement of financial activities includes all gains and losses recognised in the year.

The notes on pages 7 to 13 form part of these financial statements.

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The New Forest Pony Breeding and Cattle Society

Balance Sheet

As at 30th November 2024

Notes Fixed Assets Tangible assets 14 Investments 15 Current Assets Stock of merchandise and sundries (at cost) Debtors 16 Cash at bank and in hand Creditors: Amounts Falling Due Within One Year 17 Net Current Assets Total Assets Less Current Liabilities Income Funds Unrestricted funds	£ 10,333 2,715 47,689 60,737 ) (28,501	2024 £ 1,450 255,571 257,021 32,236 289,257 289,257	£ 10,121 3,401 45,444 58,966 ) (28,887	2023 £ 716 247,339
				248,055 30,079
				278,134
				278,134

These financial statements for the year ended 30th November 2024 have not been audited because the company is entitled to the exemption provided by 477 of the Companies Act 2006 and members have not required the company to obtain an audit of its accounts for the year in accordance with Section 476. The directors acknowledge their responsibility for ensuring that the company keeps accounting records which comply with Section 386 of the Act and preparing accounts which give a true and fair view of the state of affairs of the company as at the end of the financial year and of the results for the financial year in accordance with the requirements of Sections 396 and 474(2) of the Act and which otherwise comply with the requirements of this Act relating to accounts so far as applicable to the company.

These financial statements have been prepared in accordance with the provisions applicable to companies subject to the small companies regime within Part 15 of the Companies Act 2006.

These financial statements were approved by the board on 12th February 2025 and signed on its behalf.

J.H. Young

Mr. J.H. Young Director

The notes on pages 7 to 13 form part of these financial statements.

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The New Forest Pony Breeding and Cattle Society

Notes to the Financial Statements For the year ended 30th November 2024

1. Accounting Policies

Charity Information

The New Forest Pony Breeding and Cattle Society is a charitable company limited by guarantee established under its Memorandum and Articles of Association and registered with the Charity Commission and Companies House in England and Wales. The principal address is Deepslade House, Ringwood Road, Bransgore, Christchurch, Dorset, BH23 8AA.

Basis of Preparation

The accounts have been prepared under the historical cost convention with the exception of investments which are included at market value and in accordance with the requirements of the Statement of Recommended Practice "Accounting and Reporting by Charities preparing their accounts in accordance with the Financial Reporting Standard applicable in the UK and Republic of Ireland (FRS 102)" (SORP 2019), applicable UK accounting standards, the Companies Act 2006 and the Charities Act 2011.

As the company is a charity, the wording of the statutory formats required by the Companies Act 2006 has been appropriately amended to give a true and fair view.

The accounts are prepared in sterling, which is the functional currency of the charity.

Going concern

The trustees consider that there are no material uncertainties about the charitable company's ability to continue as a going concern.

Fund Accounting

Unrestricted funds are available for use at the discretion of the trustees in furtherance of the general objects of the Charity.

Incoming Resources

Incoming resources represents the invoiced value of goods and services, less returns and is included when receivable. Annual subscriptions from members are included in income of the year to which they relate. Voluntary income received by way of donations and gifts is included when receivable. Legacies are recognised when there is entitlement, certainty of receipt and the amount can be measured with sufficient reliability. Investment income is included when receivable.

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The New Forest Pony Breeding and Cattle Society

Notes to the Financial Statements

For the year ended 30th November 2024

Resources Expended

Resources expended are recognised in the period when the liability is incurred and include attributable VAT which is not recoverable.

• Costs of generating funds are those costs incurred in trading activities that raise funds.

• Charitable expenditure includes costs associated with the staging of shows and functions and includes both direct and support costs relating to the activities.

• Investment management costs include portfolio management fees.

• Governance costs include those primarily associated with constitutional and statutory requirements.

• Support costs include central functions and have been allocated to activity cost categories on a basis consistent with the use of resources.

Tangible Fixed Assets and Depreciation

Fixed assets are capitalised at cost. Depreciation is provided on all tangible fixed assets at rates calculated to write off the cost less estimated residual value over their expected useful lives. The rates generally applicable are:

Show unit 25% cost Office equipment 25% net book value Fittings and equipment 20% net book value

Investments

Investments held as fixed assets are valued at their market value ruling at the balance sheet date and the gain or loss is taken to the Statement of Financial Activities.

Stock

Stocks are valued at the lower of cost and net realisable value. Cost is calculated on a First In First Out basis.

Debtors and Creditors Receivable/Payable Within One Year

Debtors and creditors are recognised at the settlement amount due after any trade discount offered.

Financial Instruments

The charity only has financial assets and financial liabilities of a kind that qualify as basic financial instruments. Basic financial instruments are initially recognised at transaction value and subsequently measured at their settlement value.

2. Legal Status of the Charity

The Society does not have a share capital as it is a company limited by guarantee, whereby every member undertakes to contribute to the assets of the society, in the event of the company being wound up, an amount not exceeding £11 each, if required.

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Notes to the Financial Statements For the year ended 30th November 2024

The New Forest Pony Breeding and Cattle Society

3. Related Party Transactions and Trustee Remuneration

Trustees are not remunerated for their services. There are no material transactions involving the supply of goods or services to the society by any trustees.

4. Voluntary Income Donations and sundry receipts 5. Investment Income Interest receivable on: Short term deposits Dividend income 6. Show Income, etc. Admissions, entries and sundry income Sponsorship 7. Analysis of Charitable Expenditure Show costs Prizes Premia Publicity Support (Note 8)	2024 £ 798 2024 £ 694 10,225 10,919 2024 £ 12,949 2,904 15,853 2024 £ 16,212 720 ) (1,940 2,679 53,051 70,722	2023 £ 5,124 2023 £ 649 9,084 9,733 2023 £ 13,251 3,725 16,976 2023 £ 14,571 530 ) (1,620 40 46,931 60,452

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The New Forest Pony Breeding and Cattle Society

Notes to the Financial Statements

For the year ended 30th November 2024

8. Allocation of Support

Staff salaries Office costs PSSM costs Governance costs (Note 9) Depreciation 9. Governance Costs Annual report and postage Hire of meeting rooms Accountancy and professional charges Portfolio management fee 10. Staff Costs Wages and salaries	Trading	Shows, etc.	Shows, etc.		Total
	£ 3,000 13,303 - 7,608 285		£ 29,509 18,092 ) (35 5,287 198		£ 32,509 31,395 ) (35 12,895 483
	24,196		53,051		77,247
			2024 £ 6,121 482 3,780 2,512 12,895 2024 £ 32,509		2023 £ 5,021 381 3,720 2,414 11,536 2023 £ 17,998

Trustees are not remunerated for their services.

The Charity employed 3 part-time employees (2023: 3) who were employed in the administration of the Charity.

11. Trustees' Expenses

The following amounts were paid to Trustees:-

Ex gratia payment Expenses Honorarium	2024 500 578 - 1,078	2023 - 1,550 1,000
		2,550

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The New Forest Pony Breeding and Cattle Society

Notes to the Financial Statements

For the year ended 30th November 2024

12. Movement in Total Funds for the Year

This is stated after charging:	2024	2023
	£	£
Depreciation of tangible fixed assets	483	238
Accountancy	3,780	3,720

13. Taxation

The Society is a registered charity and is not liable to U.K. Corporation Tax.

14. Tangible Fixed Assets Cost At 1st December 2023 Additions At 30th November 2024 Depreciation At 1st December 2023 Charge for the year At 30th November 2024 Net Book Value At 30th November 2024 At 30th November 2023	Show Unit	Office Equipment	Fittings & DVD Equipment Development Costs	Fittings & DVD Equipment Development Costs	Total
	£ 11,908 -	£ 31,247 1,217	£ 975 -	£ 1,350 -	£ 45,480 1,217
	11,908	32,464	975	1,350	46,697
	11,908 -	30,547 480	959 3	1,350 -	44,764 483
	11,908	31,027	962	1,350	45,247
	-	1,437	13	-	1,450
	-	700	16	-	716

All fixed assets are held for direct charitable purposes.

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The New Forest Pony Breeding and Cattle Society

Notes to the Financial Statements For the year ended 30th November 2024

15. Investments

Investments
Market Value At 1st December 2023 Additions Disposals Revaluations At 30th November 2024 Historical cost of listed investments Investments at market value comprised:- UK Fixed interest securities Overseas Fixed interest securities UK Equities European Equities North American Equities Japanese Equities Far East & Australasian Equities Emerging Economies Commercial Property Alternative Assets Other Alternative Assets	Other Investments (Listed) £ 247,339 24,434 ) (31,741 15,539 255,571 2024 2023 £ £ 247,638 258,537 2024 2023 £ £ 34,195 34,012 69,496 65,655 29,748 26,150 6,292 6,602 29,612 23,279 4,601 4,169 6,203 5,391 10,166 9,389 17,818 22,057 47,440 48,977 - 1,658 255,571 247,339
		2023 £ 34,012 65,655 26,150 6,602 23,279 4,169 5,391 9,389 22,057 48,977 1,658
		247,339

Investments which comprised more than 5% of the portfolio total in the current or previous year were:-

	2024	2023
	£	£
20,880 units - JPMorgan Am UK Ltd UK Equity Core E Net Inc	14,900	13,386
1,180 units - Morgan Stanley If EMG Mkts	13,936	12,012
13,860 units - UK (Govt of) 4.75% Snr	14,382	14,450

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The New Forest Pony Breeding and Cattle Society

Notes to the Financial Statements

For the year ended 30th November 2024

16. Debtors

Trade debtors Sundry debtors	2024 £ 1,679 1,036 2,715	2023 £ 2,585 816
		3,401

17. Creditors: Amounts Falling Due Within One Year

Futurity account (Note 18) Trade creditors Tax and social security Sundry creditors and accrued expenses	2024 £ 18,934 2,847 908 5,812 28,501	2023 £ 18,477 1,716 154 8,540
		28,887

18. Futurity Account

At 1st December 2023 Grant received Expenditure Premia awarded Judge's expenses Grazing and wormimg DNA analysis PSSM costs Insurance Secretary's expenses Sundry expenses At 30th November 2024	2024 £ 18,477 8,000 26,477 ) (4,000 ) (101 ) (1,296 ) (796 ) (500 ) (300 ) (500 ) (50 18,934	2023 £ 15,308 8,000
		23,308 (1,000 - (2,170 (555 (300 (300 (500 (6
		18,477

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The New Forest Pony Breeding and Cattle Society

Schedule of Investments As at 30th November 2024

Market Value 980 units - Pimco Global Advisors Global Investment Grade Credit Fund 6,815 units - Artemis Fund Managers Income Institutional Income 8,235 units - Empiric Student Property 4,045 units - Primary Health Properties 2,312 units (formerly 4,204 units) - LondonMetric Property (formerly LXi REIT PLC) 160 units - Vanguard funds Plc FTSE Japan Equity Ucits 20,880 units - JPMorgan Am UK Ltd UK Equity Core E Net Inc 17,730 units - Aberdeen Standard Invs SHT Dur Gbl Inx Lnk Bond 8,000 units - Canadian Imp Bank 6.5% FTSE/S15 Inc A Call 11,000 units - Goldman Sachs Intl 5.7% FTSE Inc A Call 4,775.71 units - Aviva Investors UK US Equity Inc Ii 5 Dis 6,755 units - Blackrock Frontier 1,310 units - Schroder Asian Tot 2,045 units - BBGI Global Infrastructure S.A. Ord 5,010 units - Royal London UTM Sterl Credit Instl Z 1,740 units - iShares II PLC USD Tips Ucits 2,500 units - Hipgnosis Songs Fu Ord 104 units - Muzinich & Co Global Tactical Cred 3,210 units - SDCL Energy Efficiency Ord 3,264.87 units - Invesco European Equity Inc UK Z 63.8 units (formerly 34 units) - Algebris UCITS Funds Credit ZD GB 20 units - Algebris UCITS Funds Financial Credit Z GB now 29.8 units ZD GBP 1,180 units - Morgan Stanley If EMG Mkts 6,010 units - Life Science REIT Ord 1,400 units - BH Macro 4,880 units - Tritax Big Box (formerly UK Commercial Property) 1,095 units - CT (Lux) Global Corp 2,220 units - Fidelity Special Value Ord 510 units - BA Beutal Goodman US Val C 90 units - Findlay Park American Fund ICAV 10,000 units - Barclays Bank PLC 7.45% 10,000 units - Credit Agricole 7.9% 4,020 units - UK (Govt of) 4.25% Snr 9,400 units - UK (Govt of) 4.5% Gilt 13,860 units - UK (Govt of) 4.75% Snr 6,000 units - Citigroup Global 10,000 units - Morgan Stanley 7.5% 1,760 units - iShares ll PLC USD Tips 0-5 Ucits Historical cost	2024 £ 11,525 7,977 7,251 3,856 4,484 4,601 14,900 8,682 - - 11,403 10,166 6,203 2,609 6,057 - - 10,050 1,640 6,292 7,084 - 13,936 2,227 5,667 - 9,881 6,871 7,920 10,289 10,661 10,871 4,056 9,700 14,382 5,776 10,216 8,338 255,571 247,638	2023 £ 11,035 6,831 7,523 3,950 3,965 4,169 13,386 8,668 7,950 10,982 8,819 9,389 5,391 2,716 5,807 8,330 1,658 9,691 1,969 6,602 3,474 2,861 12,012 3,798 4,921 2,821 9,584 5,933 6,258 8,202 10,127 10,312 4,067 9,688 14,450 - - -
		247,339
		258,537

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The New Forest Pony Breeding and Cattle Society

Detailed Income and Expenditure Account For the year ended 30th November 2024

Subscriptions Donations and sundry receipts Sales of merchandise Less: Purchases adjusted for stocks Less: General Expenses:- Office rent Office heat, light and water Printing and stationery Annual report and postage Postage and telephone Ex gratia payments Chairman's expenses and honorarium Secretary's expenses Treasurer's expenses Clerical assistance and national insurance Education and publicity PSSM costs Cup maintenance Subscriptions and donations Special rosettes Insurance Hire of meeting rooms Office and travelling expenses Risk assessment Accountancy and professional charges Depreciation - Office equipment Depreciation - Fittings and equipment Balance Carried Forward	£ 108 ) (60 7,000 1,872 2,221 6,121 3,671 850 - 2,750 750 29,509 2,679 ) (35 120 223 484 4,620 482 6,834 - 3,780 480 3	2024 £ 18,934 798 48 19,780 ) (74,414 ) (54,634	£ 90 ) (256 7,000 1,457 2,683 5,021 2,980 - 2,000 7,500 750 14,998 40 395 - 555 202 4,317 381 7,973 300 3,720 234 4	2023 £ 18,855 5,124 ) (166 23,813 ) (62,510 ) (38,697

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The New Forest Pony Breeding and Cattle Society

Detailed Income and Expenditure Account For the year ended 30th November 2024

Balance Brought Forward Balances per accounts attached:- A/C No. 1 Forest Fed Account A/C No. 2 Stud Book Account A/C No. 3 Performance Pony of the Year Competition A/C No. 4 Point to Point Races Account A/C No. 5 August and Stallion Show Account A/C No. 6 Stallion Premium Account A/C No. 7 Grading Account A/C No. 8 Micro Chipping Disposal of Investments:- Profit on sale of Hipgnosis Songs Fu Ord Profit on sale of Goldman Sachs Intl 5.7% Profit on sale of Tritax Big Box REIT Profit on sale of Canadian Imp Bank 6.5% Profit on sale of iShares ll PLC USD Tips Ucits Loss on sale of Neuberger Ber Inv Loss on sale of Allianz Global Investors UK Gilt Profit on sale of Barclays Bank PLC 6.2% Profit on sale of Fundsmith LLP Equity Loss on sale of Worldwide Healthcare Ord Profit on sale of Oaktree (Lux) Fund Loss on sale of iShares III PLC Global Govt Bonds Balance Carried Forward	£ ) (1,074 39,407 ) (137 957 ) (2,747 3,200 ) (170 832 863 18 606 50 6 - - - - - - -	2024 £ ) (54,634 40,268 ) (14,366 1,543 ) (12,823	£ ) (883 25,740 ) (477 1,014 30 2,700 ) (238 1,349 - - - - - ) (28 ) (761 638 479 ) (308 151 ) (194	2023 £ ) (38,697 29,235 ) (9,462 ) (23 ) (9,485

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The New Forest Pony Breeding and Cattle Society

Detailed Income and Expenditure Account For the year ended 30th November 2024

Balance Brought Forward Income from Investments:- Bank deposit account Allianz Global Investors UK Gilt Pimco Global Advisors Global Investment Grade Credit Fund Artemis Fund Managers Income Institutional Income JPMorgan Funds Ltd US Equity Inc K Empiric Student Property Primary Health Properties Worldwide Healthcare Ord LXi REIT PLC Vanguard Funds PLC FTSE Japan Equity Ucits JPMorgan Am UK Ltd UK Equity Core E Net Inc Oaktree (Lux) Fund Global High Yield Bond Aberdeen Standard Invs SHT Dur Gbl Inx Lnk Bond Canadian Imp Bank 6.5% FTSE/S1 Inc A Call Goldman Sachs Intl 5.7% FTSE Inc A Call Aviva Investors UK US Equity Inc Ii 5 Dis Blackrock Frontier Schroder Asian Tot BBGI Global Infrastructure S.A. Ord Barclays Bank PLC 6.2% FTSE Royal London UTM Sterl Credit Instl Z iShares II PLC USD Tips Ucits iShares III PLC Global Govt Bonds Ucits Fundsmith LLP Equity I Inc Nav Hipgnosis Songs Fu Ord Muzinich & Co Global Tactical Cred SDCL Energy Efficiency Ord Invesco European Equity inc UK Z Algebris UCITS Funds Credit ZD GBP Life Science REIT Ord UK Commercial Property CT (formerly Threadneedle) (Lux) Global Corp Fidelity Special Value Ord BA Beutal Goodman US Val C Findlay Park American Fund ICAV Barclays Bank PLC 7.45% Credit Agricole 7.9% UK (Govt of) 4.25% Snr UK (Govt of) 4.5% Gilt UK (Govt of) 4.75% Snr Portfolio management fee Excess of Expenditure over Income	£ 694 - 452 275 - 299 279 - 274 80 503 - 432 520 627 276 447 151 167 - 331 320 - - - 349 201 282 231 120 122 399 211 84 6 745 790 171 423 658 10,919 ) (2,512	2024 £ ) (12,823 8,407 ) (4,416	£ 649 118 385 403 83 206 271 38 268 81 461 381 406 520 627 275 397 144 158 1,273 288 128 153 15 98 262 195 275 217 240 124 334 177 83 - - - - - - 9,733 ) (2,414	2023 £ ) (9,485 7,319 ) (2,166

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The New Forest Pony Breeding and Cattle Society

Detailed Accounts

For the year ended 30th November 2024

Forest Fed Account A/C No. 1 Entries Less: Premia paid Judges expenses Balance to General Income and Expenditure Account Stud Book Account A/C No. 2 Registration fees, prefixes, transfers, re-entries and sales of stud books and passports Less: Stud book costs, printing and binding etc. Clerical assistance Postage Stallion licensing, mare grading and pedigree verification Prefix registration Balance to General Income and Expenditure Account Performance Pony of the Year Competition A/C No. 3 Receipts and entry fees Less: Prizes Rosettes Salvers Balance to General Income and Expenditure Account	£ 1,260 99 5,555 3,000 750 1,323 325 120 167 -	2024 £ 285 ) (1,359 ) (1,074 50,360 ) (10,953 39,407 150 ) (287 ) (137	£ 1,080 38 4,305 3,000 750 3,264 420 95 57 395	2023 £ 235 ) (1,118
				) (883
				37,479 ) (11,739
				25,740
				70 ) (547
				) (477

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The New Forest Pony Breeding and Cattle Society

Detailed Accounts

For the year ended 30th November 2024

Point to Point Races Account A/C No. 4 Entry fees, race cards, sponsorship and collections Less: Rosettes, cups and glasses Public address hire Insurance Waterside medical Toilet hire Sundries Balance to General Income and Expenditure Account August and Stallion Show Account A/C No. 5 Show receipts Sponsors and donations for prizes Less: Prizes Erection and hire of jumps Catalogues Public address system Rosettes and tankards Printing and stationery Teas and lunches Rent of field (2023: incl. £407 credit re 2022) Marquee and toilet hire Judges expenses Show secretary's expenses Sundries Medical cover Insurance Balance to General Income and Expenditure Account	£ 322 300 375 264 156 358 600 580 201 1,179 1,848 100 1,683 740 2,187 1,230 350 528 560 500	2024 £ 2,732 ) (1,775 957 7,635 1,904 9,539 ) (12,286 ) (2,747	£ 483 250 375 264 - 476 435 750 342 1,128 735 250 1,863 308 2,183 644 550 480 560 500	2023 £ 2,862 ) (1,848
				1,014
				8,233 2,525
				10,758 ) (10,728
				30

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The New Forest Pony Breeding and Cattle Society

Detailed Accounts

For the year ended 30th November 2024

Stallion Premium Account A/C No. 6 Horse race betting grant Less: Premia paid Balance to General Income and Expenditure Account Grading Account A/C No. 7 Receipts Less: Trophies Judges expenses Balance to General Income and Expenditure Account Micro Chipping A/C No. 8 Receipts Less: Costs Balance to General Income and Expenditure Account	£ - 170	2024 £ 6,500 ) (3,300 3,200 - ) (170 ) (170 3,147 ) (2,315 832	£ 68 180	2023 £ 6,000 ) (3,300 2,700 10 ) (248 ) (238 3,041 ) (1,692 1,349

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Company number 03421046

The New Forest Pony Breeding and Cattle Society

Trustees' Report and Financial Statements

for the year ended 30th November 2024

The New Forest Pony Breeding and Cattle Society

Contents

For the year ended 30th November 2024

	Page
Trustees' Report	1 - 3
Independent Examiner's Report	4
Statement of Financial Activities	5
Balance Sheet	6
Notes to the Financial Statements	7 - 13
The following pages do not form part of the statutory financial statements:
Schedule of Investments	15
Detailed Income and Expenditure Account	16 - 18
A/C No. 1 Forest Fed Account
A/C No. 2 Stud Book Account
A/C No. 3 Performance Pony of the Year Competition	19
A/C No. 4 Point to Point Races Account
A/C No. 5 August and Stallion Show Account	20
A/C No. 6 Stallion Premium Account
A/C No. 7 Grading Account
A/C No. 8 Micro Chipping	21

The New Forest Pony Breeding and Cattle Society

Trustees' Report For the year ended 30th November 2024

The trustees present their report together with the financial statements for the year ended 30th November 2024.

Charitable Status and Company Details

The society is a registered charity and its registered number is 1064746. The company registration number is 03421046.

Address and Registered Office

Deepslade House, Ringwood Road, Bransgore, Hampshire, BH23 8AA.

Directors/Trustees

The directors/trustees during the year were as follows:-

Mr. S.C. Dovey Miss H. Palmer Ms T. Nineham Mr. B. Ingram Mr. P. Pidgley Mrs. A. Pidgley Miss J.M. Tillyer Mrs. S. Kempe Mrs. J.F. Williams Miss N. Stephens Mr. J.H. Young Mrs J.A. Lowth Mrs. W.G. Fromm Miss H. Whetren Ms L Lang Mr. L. Blomfield Ms L. Hayter Mr. M. Fry Honorary consultant: Honorary secretary: Miss D. MacNair MBE Ms J Cavanna

All directors/trustees are members of the Society.

Independent Examiner

M.R. Smith FCA of Messrs. Stephenson & Company, Chartered Accountants, Austin House, 43 Poole Road, Westbourne, Bournemouth.

Financial Advisers

Rathbones (incorporating Investec Wealth & Investment Limited), Midland House, 2 Poole Road, Bournemouth.

Bankers

NatWest of 11 High Street, Ringwood, Hampshire.

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The New Forest Pony Breeding and Cattle Society

Trustees' Report For the year ended 30th November 2024

Governing Document

The Society is a charitable company limited by guarantee, incorporated on 18th August 1997 and registered as a charity on 8th October 1997.

The Society was formed under a Memorandum of Association which established the objects and powers of the Charitable Company and is governed under its Articles of Association. Under those Articles, the trustees are elected at the Annual General Meeting and one-third of their number are subject to retirement by rotation at each Annual General Meeting. The trustees may appoint a person who is willing to act to be a trustee to fill a vacancy until the next Annual General Meeting. A trustee who retires at an Annual General Meeting may, if willing to act, be reappointed.

The liability of the members is limited to such contribution as may be required (not exceeding £11) to the Charity's assets if it should be wound up while he or she is a member or within one year after he or she ceases to be a member, for payment of the Charity's debts and liabilities contracted before he or she ceases to be a member, and of the costs, charges and expenses of winding up, and for the adjustment of the rights of the contributories among themselves.

If the Charity is wound up or dissolved and after all its debts and liabilities have been satisfied there remains any property it shall not be paid to or distributed among the members of the Charity, but shall be given or transferred to some other charity or charities having objects similar to the objects of the Charity.

Appointment of Trustees

The President and other elected officers are appointed at the Annual General Meeting. The other Board members are elected for a three year term, one third retiring annually.

Objectives and Activities

The objects for which the Society is established are:

• to encourage the preservation and breeding of the best type of New Forest ponies;

• to undertake to record New Forest ponies and enter them in the New Forest Pony Stud Book;

• to hold two annual shows, one for entered New Forest stallions, and one for the encouragement and improvement of the breed of entered New Forest ponies.

The Charity's main activities are based at its office in Bransgore where three part-time assistants are employed, supported by officers of the Society. Shows are generally held at New Park, Brockenhurst.

Achievements and Performance

The Charity sees its main achievements as the successful recording of New Forest ponies and the promotion and preservation of the breed.

Financial Review

The net incoming resources for the year amounted to £11,123. This increases the total reserves at the year end to £289,257 which are unrestricted funds.

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The New Forest Pony Breeding and Cattle Society

Trustees' Report

For the year ended 30th November 2024

Reserves Policy

The trustees consider the reserve requirements are adequately met as the income of the society covered its operating costs so that the reserves were not eroded.

Investment Policy

The trustees policy on investment is designed to continue to generate income to enable the society to continue with its objects without exposing the capital funds to any undue level of risk. Investment decisions are taken in conjunction with stockbrokers' advice.

Responsibilities of the Trustees

Company law requires the trustees to prepare financial statements that give a true and fair view of the state of affairs of the Charity at the balance sheet date and of its surplus or deficit for the financial year. In doing so the trustees are required to:

• select suitable accounting policies and apply them consistently;

• observe the methods and principles in the Charities SORP (FRS 102);

• make judgements and estimates that are reasonable and prudent;

• state whether applicable UK Accounting Standards have been followed, subject to any material departures disclosed and explained in the financial statements;

• prepare the accounts on the going concern basis unless it is inappropriate to presume that the Charity will continue in operation; and

• fulfill the objects of the Society.

The trustees are responsible for maintaining proper accounting records that disclose with reasonable accuracy at any time the financial position of the company and to enable them to ensure the accounts comply with the Companies Act 2006. They are also responsible for safeguarding the assets of the company and hence for taking reasonable steps for the prevention and detection of fraud and other irregularities.

Small Company Exemptions

This report has been prepared in accordance with the special provisions of Part 15 of the Companies Act 2006 relating to small companies and was approved by the board on 12th February 2025 and signed on its behalf.

S.C. Dovey

Mr. S.C. Dovey Director

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Independent Examiner's Report to the Trustees On the unaudited financial statements of

The New Forest Pony Breeding and Cattle Society

I report on the unaudited financial statements of the society for the year ended 30th November 2024 which comprise the Statement of Financial Activities, the Balance Sheet and related notes.

Respective Responsibilities of Trustees and Examiner

The trustees (who are also the directors of the company for the purposes of company law) are responsible for the preparation of the accounts. The trustees consider that an audit is not required for this year under section 144(2) of the Charities Act 2011 (the 2011 Act) and that an independent examination is needed.

Having satisfied myself that the charity is not subject to audit under company law and is eligible for independent examination, it is my responsibility to:

• examine the accounts under section 145 of the 2011 Act;

• to follow the procedures laid down in the general Directions given by the Charity Commission under section 145(5)(b) of the 2011 Act; and

• to state whether particular matters have come to my attention.

Basis of Independent Examiner's Report

My examination was carried out in accordance with the general Directions given by the Charity Commission. An examination includes a review of the accounting records kept by the charity and a comparison of the accounts presented with those records. It also includes consideration of any unusual items or disclosures in the accounts, and seeking explanations from you as trustees concerning any such matters. The procedures undertaken do not provide all the evidence that would be required in an audit and consequently no opinion is given as to whether the accounts present a ‘true and fair view’ and the report is limited to those matters set out in the statement below.

Independent Examiner's Statement

In connection with my examination, no matter has come to my attention:

• (1) which gives me reasonable cause to believe that in any material respect the requirements:

• to keep accounting records in accordance with section 386 of the Companies Act 2006; and

• to prepare accounts which accord with the accounting records, comply with the accounting requirements of section 396 of the Companies Act 2006 and with the methods and principles in the Charities SORP (FRS 102 "The Financial Reporting Standard applicable in the UK and Republic of Ireland")

have not been met; or

(2) to which, in my opinion, attention should be drawn in order to enable a proper understanding of the accounts to be reached.

M.R. Smith

M.R. Smith FCA

Stephenson & Co.

Chartered Accountants

Austin House 43 Poole Road

Westbourne Bournemouth BH4 9DN

Date: 14th February 2025

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The New Forest Pony Breeding and Cattle Society

Statement of Financial Activities For the year ended 30th November 2024

Notes Incoming Resources Incoming Resources from Generated Funds: Voluntary income: Donations 4 Activities for Generating Funds: Trading operations Investment Income 5 Income Resources from Charitable Activities: Show income, etc. 6 Members' subscriptions Total Incoming Resources Resources Expended Costs of Generating Funds: Trading operations Charitable Activities: Show costs, etc. 7 Total Resources Expended Net Income Resources Before Other Recognised Gains and Losses Realised gains/(losses) on disposal of investments Net Income Unrealised gains/(losses) on investments 15 Net Movement in Funds 12 Reconciliation of Funds: Total funds brought forward	Unrestricted Funds 2024 £ £ 798 50,468 10,919 62,185 15,853 18,934 34,787 96,972 32,209 70,722 ) (102,931 ) (5,959 1,543 ) (4,416 15,539 11,123 278,134 289,257	Unrestricted Funds 2023 £ £ 5,124 37,569 9,733 52,426 16,976 18,855 35,831 88,257 29,948 60,452 ) (90,400 ) (2,143 ) (23 ) (2,166 ) (4,126 ) (6,292 284,426 278,134	Unrestricted Funds 2023 £ £ 5,124 37,569 9,733 52,426 16,976 18,855 35,831 88,257 29,948 60,452 ) (90,400 ) (2,143 ) (23 ) (2,166 ) (4,126 ) (6,292 284,426 278,134
			52,426 35,831
			88,257 ) (90,400
			) (2,143 ) (23
			) (2,166 ) (4,126
			) (6,292 284,426
			278,134

The statement of financial activities includes all gains and losses recognised in the year.

The notes on pages 7 to 13 form part of these financial statements.

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The New Forest Pony Breeding and Cattle Society

Balance Sheet

As at 30th November 2024

Notes Fixed Assets Tangible assets 14 Investments 15 Current Assets Stock of merchandise and sundries (at cost) Debtors 16 Cash at bank and in hand Creditors: Amounts Falling Due Within One Year 17 Net Current Assets Total Assets Less Current Liabilities Income Funds Unrestricted funds	£ 10,333 2,715 47,689 60,737 ) (28,501	2024 £ 1,450 255,571 257,021 32,236 289,257 289,257	£ 10,121 3,401 45,444 58,966 ) (28,887	2023 £ 716 247,339
				248,055 30,079
				278,134
				278,134

These financial statements for the year ended 30th November 2024 have not been audited because the company is entitled to the exemption provided by 477 of the Companies Act 2006 and members have not required the company to obtain an audit of its accounts for the year in accordance with Section 476. The directors acknowledge their responsibility for ensuring that the company keeps accounting records which comply with Section 386 of the Act and preparing accounts which give a true and fair view of the state of affairs of the company as at the end of the financial year and of the results for the financial year in accordance with the requirements of Sections 396 and 474(2) of the Act and which otherwise comply with the requirements of this Act relating to accounts so far as applicable to the company.

These financial statements have been prepared in accordance with the provisions applicable to companies subject to the small companies regime within Part 15 of the Companies Act 2006.

These financial statements were approved by the board on 12th February 2025 and signed on its behalf.

J.H. Young

Mr. J.H. Young Director

The notes on pages 7 to 13 form part of these financial statements.

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The New Forest Pony Breeding and Cattle Society

Notes to the Financial Statements For the year ended 30th November 2024

1. Accounting Policies

Charity Information

The New Forest Pony Breeding and Cattle Society is a charitable company limited by guarantee established under its Memorandum and Articles of Association and registered with the Charity Commission and Companies House in England and Wales. The principal address is Deepslade House, Ringwood Road, Bransgore, Christchurch, Dorset, BH23 8AA.

Basis of Preparation

The accounts have been prepared under the historical cost convention with the exception of investments which are included at market value and in accordance with the requirements of the Statement of Recommended Practice "Accounting and Reporting by Charities preparing their accounts in accordance with the Financial Reporting Standard applicable in the UK and Republic of Ireland (FRS 102)" (SORP 2019), applicable UK accounting standards, the Companies Act 2006 and the Charities Act 2011.

As the company is a charity, the wording of the statutory formats required by the Companies Act 2006 has been appropriately amended to give a true and fair view.

The accounts are prepared in sterling, which is the functional currency of the charity.

Going concern

The trustees consider that there are no material uncertainties about the charitable company's ability to continue as a going concern.

Fund Accounting

Unrestricted funds are available for use at the discretion of the trustees in furtherance of the general objects of the Charity.

Incoming Resources

Incoming resources represents the invoiced value of goods and services, less returns and is included when receivable. Annual subscriptions from members are included in income of the year to which they relate. Voluntary income received by way of donations and gifts is included when receivable. Legacies are recognised when there is entitlement, certainty of receipt and the amount can be measured with sufficient reliability. Investment income is included when receivable.

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The New Forest Pony Breeding and Cattle Society

Notes to the Financial Statements

For the year ended 30th November 2024

Resources Expended

Resources expended are recognised in the period when the liability is incurred and include attributable VAT which is not recoverable.

• Costs of generating funds are those costs incurred in trading activities that raise funds.

• Charitable expenditure includes costs associated with the staging of shows and functions and includes both direct and support costs relating to the activities.

• Investment management costs include portfolio management fees.

• Governance costs include those primarily associated with constitutional and statutory requirements.

• Support costs include central functions and have been allocated to activity cost categories on a basis consistent with the use of resources.

Tangible Fixed Assets and Depreciation

Fixed assets are capitalised at cost. Depreciation is provided on all tangible fixed assets at rates calculated to write off the cost less estimated residual value over their expected useful lives. The rates generally applicable are:

Show unit 25% cost Office equipment 25% net book value Fittings and equipment 20% net book value

Investments

Investments held as fixed assets are valued at their market value ruling at the balance sheet date and the gain or loss is taken to the Statement of Financial Activities.

Stock

Stocks are valued at the lower of cost and net realisable value. Cost is calculated on a First In First Out basis.

Debtors and Creditors Receivable/Payable Within One Year

Debtors and creditors are recognised at the settlement amount due after any trade discount offered.

Financial Instruments

The charity only has financial assets and financial liabilities of a kind that qualify as basic financial instruments. Basic financial instruments are initially recognised at transaction value and subsequently measured at their settlement value.

2. Legal Status of the Charity

The Society does not have a share capital as it is a company limited by guarantee, whereby every member undertakes to contribute to the assets of the society, in the event of the company being wound up, an amount not exceeding £11 each, if required.

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Notes to the Financial Statements For the year ended 30th November 2024

The New Forest Pony Breeding and Cattle Society

3. Related Party Transactions and Trustee Remuneration

Trustees are not remunerated for their services. There are no material transactions involving the supply of goods or services to the society by any trustees.

4. Voluntary Income Donations and sundry receipts 5. Investment Income Interest receivable on: Short term deposits Dividend income 6. Show Income, etc. Admissions, entries and sundry income Sponsorship 7. Analysis of Charitable Expenditure Show costs Prizes Premia Publicity Support (Note 8)	2024 £ 798 2024 £ 694 10,225 10,919 2024 £ 12,949 2,904 15,853 2024 £ 16,212 720 ) (1,940 2,679 53,051 70,722	2023 £ 5,124 2023 £ 649 9,084 9,733 2023 £ 13,251 3,725 16,976 2023 £ 14,571 530 ) (1,620 40 46,931 60,452

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The New Forest Pony Breeding and Cattle Society

Notes to the Financial Statements

For the year ended 30th November 2024

8. Allocation of Support

Staff salaries Office costs PSSM costs Governance costs (Note 9) Depreciation 9. Governance Costs Annual report and postage Hire of meeting rooms Accountancy and professional charges Portfolio management fee 10. Staff Costs Wages and salaries	Trading	Shows, etc.	Shows, etc.		Total
	£ 3,000 13,303 - 7,608 285		£ 29,509 18,092 ) (35 5,287 198		£ 32,509 31,395 ) (35 12,895 483
	24,196		53,051		77,247
			2024 £ 6,121 482 3,780 2,512 12,895 2024 £ 32,509		2023 £ 5,021 381 3,720 2,414 11,536 2023 £ 17,998

Trustees are not remunerated for their services.

The Charity employed 3 part-time employees (2023: 3) who were employed in the administration of the Charity.

11. Trustees' Expenses

The following amounts were paid to Trustees:-

Ex gratia payment Expenses Honorarium	2024 500 578 - 1,078	2023 - 1,550 1,000
		2,550

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The New Forest Pony Breeding and Cattle Society

Notes to the Financial Statements

For the year ended 30th November 2024

12. Movement in Total Funds for the Year

This is stated after charging:	2024	2023
	£	£
Depreciation of tangible fixed assets	483	238
Accountancy	3,780	3,720

13. Taxation

The Society is a registered charity and is not liable to U.K. Corporation Tax.

14. Tangible Fixed Assets Cost At 1st December 2023 Additions At 30th November 2024 Depreciation At 1st December 2023 Charge for the year At 30th November 2024 Net Book Value At 30th November 2024 At 30th November 2023	Show Unit	Office Equipment	Fittings & DVD Equipment Development Costs	Fittings & DVD Equipment Development Costs	Total
	£ 11,908 -	£ 31,247 1,217	£ 975 -	£ 1,350 -	£ 45,480 1,217
	11,908	32,464	975	1,350	46,697
	11,908 -	30,547 480	959 3	1,350 -	44,764 483
	11,908	31,027	962	1,350	45,247
	-	1,437	13	-	1,450
	-	700	16	-	716

All fixed assets are held for direct charitable purposes.

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The New Forest Pony Breeding and Cattle Society

Notes to the Financial Statements For the year ended 30th November 2024

15. Investments

Investments
Market Value At 1st December 2023 Additions Disposals Revaluations At 30th November 2024 Historical cost of listed investments Investments at market value comprised:- UK Fixed interest securities Overseas Fixed interest securities UK Equities European Equities North American Equities Japanese Equities Far East & Australasian Equities Emerging Economies Commercial Property Alternative Assets Other Alternative Assets	Other Investments (Listed) £ 247,339 24,434 ) (31,741 15,539 255,571 2024 2023 £ £ 247,638 258,537 2024 2023 £ £ 34,195 34,012 69,496 65,655 29,748 26,150 6,292 6,602 29,612 23,279 4,601 4,169 6,203 5,391 10,166 9,389 17,818 22,057 47,440 48,977 - 1,658 255,571 247,339
		2023 £ 34,012 65,655 26,150 6,602 23,279 4,169 5,391 9,389 22,057 48,977 1,658
		247,339

Investments which comprised more than 5% of the portfolio total in the current or previous year were:-

	2024	2023
	£	£
20,880 units - JPMorgan Am UK Ltd UK Equity Core E Net Inc	14,900	13,386
1,180 units - Morgan Stanley If EMG Mkts	13,936	12,012
13,860 units - UK (Govt of) 4.75% Snr	14,382	14,450

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The New Forest Pony Breeding and Cattle Society

Notes to the Financial Statements

For the year ended 30th November 2024

16. Debtors

Trade debtors Sundry debtors	2024 £ 1,679 1,036 2,715	2023 £ 2,585 816
		3,401

17. Creditors: Amounts Falling Due Within One Year

Futurity account (Note 18) Trade creditors Tax and social security Sundry creditors and accrued expenses	2024 £ 18,934 2,847 908 5,812 28,501	2023 £ 18,477 1,716 154 8,540
		28,887

18. Futurity Account

At 1st December 2023 Grant received Expenditure Premia awarded Judge's expenses Grazing and wormimg DNA analysis PSSM costs Insurance Secretary's expenses Sundry expenses At 30th November 2024	2024 £ 18,477 8,000 26,477 ) (4,000 ) (101 ) (1,296 ) (796 ) (500 ) (300 ) (500 ) (50 18,934	2023 £ 15,308 8,000
		23,308 (1,000 - (2,170 (555 (300 (300 (500 (6
		18,477

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The New Forest Pony Breeding and Cattle Society

Schedule of Investments As at 30th November 2024

Market Value 980 units - Pimco Global Advisors Global Investment Grade Credit Fund 6,815 units - Artemis Fund Managers Income Institutional Income 8,235 units - Empiric Student Property 4,045 units - Primary Health Properties 2,312 units (formerly 4,204 units) - LondonMetric Property (formerly LXi REIT PLC) 160 units - Vanguard funds Plc FTSE Japan Equity Ucits 20,880 units - JPMorgan Am UK Ltd UK Equity Core E Net Inc 17,730 units - Aberdeen Standard Invs SHT Dur Gbl Inx Lnk Bond 8,000 units - Canadian Imp Bank 6.5% FTSE/S15 Inc A Call 11,000 units - Goldman Sachs Intl 5.7% FTSE Inc A Call 4,775.71 units - Aviva Investors UK US Equity Inc Ii 5 Dis 6,755 units - Blackrock Frontier 1,310 units - Schroder Asian Tot 2,045 units - BBGI Global Infrastructure S.A. Ord 5,010 units - Royal London UTM Sterl Credit Instl Z 1,740 units - iShares II PLC USD Tips Ucits 2,500 units - Hipgnosis Songs Fu Ord 104 units - Muzinich & Co Global Tactical Cred 3,210 units - SDCL Energy Efficiency Ord 3,264.87 units - Invesco European Equity Inc UK Z 63.8 units (formerly 34 units) - Algebris UCITS Funds Credit ZD GB 20 units - Algebris UCITS Funds Financial Credit Z GB now 29.8 units ZD GBP 1,180 units - Morgan Stanley If EMG Mkts 6,010 units - Life Science REIT Ord 1,400 units - BH Macro 4,880 units - Tritax Big Box (formerly UK Commercial Property) 1,095 units - CT (Lux) Global Corp 2,220 units - Fidelity Special Value Ord 510 units - BA Beutal Goodman US Val C 90 units - Findlay Park American Fund ICAV 10,000 units - Barclays Bank PLC 7.45% 10,000 units - Credit Agricole 7.9% 4,020 units - UK (Govt of) 4.25% Snr 9,400 units - UK (Govt of) 4.5% Gilt 13,860 units - UK (Govt of) 4.75% Snr 6,000 units - Citigroup Global 10,000 units - Morgan Stanley 7.5% 1,760 units - iShares ll PLC USD Tips 0-5 Ucits Historical cost	2024 £ 11,525 7,977 7,251 3,856 4,484 4,601 14,900 8,682 - - 11,403 10,166 6,203 2,609 6,057 - - 10,050 1,640 6,292 7,084 - 13,936 2,227 5,667 - 9,881 6,871 7,920 10,289 10,661 10,871 4,056 9,700 14,382 5,776 10,216 8,338 255,571 247,638	2023 £ 11,035 6,831 7,523 3,950 3,965 4,169 13,386 8,668 7,950 10,982 8,819 9,389 5,391 2,716 5,807 8,330 1,658 9,691 1,969 6,602 3,474 2,861 12,012 3,798 4,921 2,821 9,584 5,933 6,258 8,202 10,127 10,312 4,067 9,688 14,450 - - -
		247,339
		258,537

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The New Forest Pony Breeding and Cattle Society

Detailed Income and Expenditure Account For the year ended 30th November 2024

Subscriptions Donations and sundry receipts Sales of merchandise Less: Purchases adjusted for stocks Less: General Expenses:- Office rent Office heat, light and water Printing and stationery Annual report and postage Postage and telephone Ex gratia payments Chairman's expenses and honorarium Secretary's expenses Treasurer's expenses Clerical assistance and national insurance Education and publicity PSSM costs Cup maintenance Subscriptions and donations Special rosettes Insurance Hire of meeting rooms Office and travelling expenses Risk assessment Accountancy and professional charges Depreciation - Office equipment Depreciation - Fittings and equipment Balance Carried Forward	£ 108 ) (60 7,000 1,872 2,221 6,121 3,671 850 - 2,750 750 29,509 2,679 ) (35 120 223 484 4,620 482 6,834 - 3,780 480 3	2024 £ 18,934 798 48 19,780 ) (74,414 ) (54,634	£ 90 ) (256 7,000 1,457 2,683 5,021 2,980 - 2,000 7,500 750 14,998 40 395 - 555 202 4,317 381 7,973 300 3,720 234 4	2023 £ 18,855 5,124 ) (166 23,813 ) (62,510 ) (38,697

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The New Forest Pony Breeding and Cattle Society

Detailed Income and Expenditure Account For the year ended 30th November 2024

Balance Brought Forward Balances per accounts attached:- A/C No. 1 Forest Fed Account A/C No. 2 Stud Book Account A/C No. 3 Performance Pony of the Year Competition A/C No. 4 Point to Point Races Account A/C No. 5 August and Stallion Show Account A/C No. 6 Stallion Premium Account A/C No. 7 Grading Account A/C No. 8 Micro Chipping Disposal of Investments:- Profit on sale of Hipgnosis Songs Fu Ord Profit on sale of Goldman Sachs Intl 5.7% Profit on sale of Tritax Big Box REIT Profit on sale of Canadian Imp Bank 6.5% Profit on sale of iShares ll PLC USD Tips Ucits Loss on sale of Neuberger Ber Inv Loss on sale of Allianz Global Investors UK Gilt Profit on sale of Barclays Bank PLC 6.2% Profit on sale of Fundsmith LLP Equity Loss on sale of Worldwide Healthcare Ord Profit on sale of Oaktree (Lux) Fund Loss on sale of iShares III PLC Global Govt Bonds Balance Carried Forward	£ ) (1,074 39,407 ) (137 957 ) (2,747 3,200 ) (170 832 863 18 606 50 6 - - - - - - -	2024 £ ) (54,634 40,268 ) (14,366 1,543 ) (12,823	£ ) (883 25,740 ) (477 1,014 30 2,700 ) (238 1,349 - - - - - ) (28 ) (761 638 479 ) (308 151 ) (194	2023 £ ) (38,697 29,235 ) (9,462 ) (23 ) (9,485

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The New Forest Pony Breeding and Cattle Society

Detailed Income and Expenditure Account For the year ended 30th November 2024

Balance Brought Forward Income from Investments:- Bank deposit account Allianz Global Investors UK Gilt Pimco Global Advisors Global Investment Grade Credit Fund Artemis Fund Managers Income Institutional Income JPMorgan Funds Ltd US Equity Inc K Empiric Student Property Primary Health Properties Worldwide Healthcare Ord LXi REIT PLC Vanguard Funds PLC FTSE Japan Equity Ucits JPMorgan Am UK Ltd UK Equity Core E Net Inc Oaktree (Lux) Fund Global High Yield Bond Aberdeen Standard Invs SHT Dur Gbl Inx Lnk Bond Canadian Imp Bank 6.5% FTSE/S1 Inc A Call Goldman Sachs Intl 5.7% FTSE Inc A Call Aviva Investors UK US Equity Inc Ii 5 Dis Blackrock Frontier Schroder Asian Tot BBGI Global Infrastructure S.A. Ord Barclays Bank PLC 6.2% FTSE Royal London UTM Sterl Credit Instl Z iShares II PLC USD Tips Ucits iShares III PLC Global Govt Bonds Ucits Fundsmith LLP Equity I Inc Nav Hipgnosis Songs Fu Ord Muzinich & Co Global Tactical Cred SDCL Energy Efficiency Ord Invesco European Equity inc UK Z Algebris UCITS Funds Credit ZD GBP Life Science REIT Ord UK Commercial Property CT (formerly Threadneedle) (Lux) Global Corp Fidelity Special Value Ord BA Beutal Goodman US Val C Findlay Park American Fund ICAV Barclays Bank PLC 7.45% Credit Agricole 7.9% UK (Govt of) 4.25% Snr UK (Govt of) 4.5% Gilt UK (Govt of) 4.75% Snr Portfolio management fee Excess of Expenditure over Income	£ 694 - 452 275 - 299 279 - 274 80 503 - 432 520 627 276 447 151 167 - 331 320 - - - 349 201 282 231 120 122 399 211 84 6 745 790 171 423 658 10,919 ) (2,512	2024 £ ) (12,823 8,407 ) (4,416	£ 649 118 385 403 83 206 271 38 268 81 461 381 406 520 627 275 397 144 158 1,273 288 128 153 15 98 262 195 275 217 240 124 334 177 83 - - - - - - 9,733 ) (2,414	2023 £ ) (9,485 7,319 ) (2,166

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The New Forest Pony Breeding and Cattle Society

Detailed Accounts

For the year ended 30th November 2024

Forest Fed Account A/C No. 1 Entries Less: Premia paid Judges expenses Balance to General Income and Expenditure Account Stud Book Account A/C No. 2 Registration fees, prefixes, transfers, re-entries and sales of stud books and passports Less: Stud book costs, printing and binding etc. Clerical assistance Postage Stallion licensing, mare grading and pedigree verification Prefix registration Balance to General Income and Expenditure Account Performance Pony of the Year Competition A/C No. 3 Receipts and entry fees Less: Prizes Rosettes Salvers Balance to General Income and Expenditure Account	£ 1,260 99 5,555 3,000 750 1,323 325 120 167 -	2024 £ 285 ) (1,359 ) (1,074 50,360 ) (10,953 39,407 150 ) (287 ) (137	£ 1,080 38 4,305 3,000 750 3,264 420 95 57 395	2023 £ 235 ) (1,118
				) (883
				37,479 ) (11,739
				25,740
				70 ) (547
				) (477

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The New Forest Pony Breeding and Cattle Society

Detailed Accounts

For the year ended 30th November 2024

Point to Point Races Account A/C No. 4 Entry fees, race cards, sponsorship and collections Less: Rosettes, cups and glasses Public address hire Insurance Waterside medical Toilet hire Sundries Balance to General Income and Expenditure Account August and Stallion Show Account A/C No. 5 Show receipts Sponsors and donations for prizes Less: Prizes Erection and hire of jumps Catalogues Public address system Rosettes and tankards Printing and stationery Teas and lunches Rent of field (2023: incl. £407 credit re 2022) Marquee and toilet hire Judges expenses Show secretary's expenses Sundries Medical cover Insurance Balance to General Income and Expenditure Account	£ 322 300 375 264 156 358 600 580 201 1,179 1,848 100 1,683 740 2,187 1,230 350 528 560 500	2024 £ 2,732 ) (1,775 957 7,635 1,904 9,539 ) (12,286 ) (2,747	£ 483 250 375 264 - 476 435 750 342 1,128 735 250 1,863 308 2,183 644 550 480 560 500	2023 £ 2,862 ) (1,848
				1,014
				8,233 2,525
				10,758 ) (10,728
				30

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The New Forest Pony Breeding and Cattle Society

Detailed Accounts

For the year ended 30th November 2024

Stallion Premium Account A/C No. 6 Horse race betting grant Less: Premia paid Balance to General Income and Expenditure Account Grading Account A/C No. 7 Receipts Less: Trophies Judges expenses Balance to General Income and Expenditure Account Micro Chipping A/C No. 8 Receipts Less: Costs Balance to General Income and Expenditure Account	£ - 170	2024 £ 6,500 ) (3,300 3,200 - ) (170 ) (170 3,147 ) (2,315 832	£ 68 180	2023 £ 6,000 ) (3,300 2,700 10 ) (248 ) (238 3,041 ) (1,692 1,349

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