180 BS - (50) A & B COMPETITON (£1800). Prizes 1st £600, 2nd 450,3rd £300, 4th £200 5th £100, 6th £90, 7th £60. 181 BS - (60) THE INTERNATIONAL STAIRWAY GRAND PRIX (£7.500) 1st £2,500. 2nd £1,750. 3rd £1,250. 4th £950. 5th £500. 6th £300. 7th £150. 8th £100. 182 BS - (60) 1.25m OPEN COMPETITION - (£654) incorporating the EMMA EASTON MEMORIAL PERPETUAL CUP. 183 BS - HOYS Grade C Championship (£1,500) Prizes 1st £500, 2nd £375, 3rd £275, 4th £175, 5th £100, 6th £75. 184 BS - SENIOR NEWCOMERS (£358) Prizes: 1st £100, 2nd £80, 3rd £60, 4th £40, 5th 26, 6th £26, 7th £26 185 BS - (60) 1.20m OPEN RESTRICTED TWO-PHASE COMPETITION (£450) - incorporating the MAUREEN HOLDEN - MR VEE MEMORIAL PERPETUAL CUP. 186 BS - (60) NORFOLK AREA TRIAL (£3,000). To be judged in accordance with Rule 292 of the British Showjumping Rule Book 187 BS - (20) THE RIDE & DRIVE CHALLENGE COMPETITION. S35 The WATNEY MANN Perpetual Silver Challenge Cup, presented by Watney Mann Ltd. S36 £250 kindly presented by Ace Communications, for the top scoring horse and rider combinations in classes S37 £250 kindly presented by Ace Communications, for the top scoring NORFOLK horse and rider combination in classes

Judges: Mr J R Jacks - Norfolk (Chairman) Mrs V Attenborough - Norfolk Mr S Beet - Norfolk Mrs J Biddle - Essex Mrs A Skeet - Suffolk Mrs C Williams - Norfolk Grand Ring Course Builder: Mr Kelvin Bywater - Gloucestershire Assistant Course Builder: Mr Jon Doney - Gloucestershire Light Horse Ring Course Builder: Mr Rodger Howe - Norfolk Class 183 Mr Jon Doney & Mr Rodger Howe Classes 182 & 184 Mr Rodger Howe Assistant Course Builder: Mr Michael Bainbridge - Yorkshire Arrival, Departure and Declarations: Competitors must arrive in time to make a 'Declaration to Start' at the Horse Steward's Office in the centre of the horse lines not later than one hour before commencement of the competition. All Showjumping competitors are required to declare prior to the start of each class. Once declarations are closed the jumping order will be drawn and published. Failure to declare will result in the entry being withdrawn. They may depart after completion of the competitions in which they are entered. Exit from the Showground will be granted on surrender of their waist cards to the exit gate-keeper. Classes 180 to 184 will be judged on Wednesday 26th June classes 185 to 187 will be judged on Thursday 27th June 2012. Wednesday 26th June Thursday 27th June Class & Ring Approx start time Class & Ring Approx start time 180 - Grand Ring 09:30 185 - Grand Ring 08:15 181 - Grand Ring 12:50 186 - Grand Ring 11:25 182 - Light Horse Ring 13:00 187 - Grand Ring 17:10 183 - Light Horse Ring To follow class 182 184 - Light Horse Ring To follow class 183 Both Show Jumping rings will be irrigated up to the time of the Show if required. Stables: Stabling may be booked at the time of making entries, at a fee of £40.00 (inc. V.A.T.) each per stable per night. Please note NO bedding is provided. There will be no refund on cancellation. Bedding: LEAVE YOUR BEDDING AT HOME AND BUY IT AT THE SHOW New bedding supplying will be on site from Tuesday 25th June for competitors that have booked stables to purchase bedding. John Egmore Bedding can be be contacted on 01379 674663 or 07799 643050 to pre-order bedding for those competitors that wish to be really organised. Entry Fee per Class: All prices are inclusive of VAT Classes 180 & 187 £46.00 Class 181 £85.00 Classes 182, 184, 185 £26.00 Class 183 £40.00 Class 186 £52.00 Late entries will NOT be accepted and entries in all sections will be subject to space and availability. Prizes: As stated for each competition. In the event of insufficient starters lower prizes may be witheld in accordance with British Showjumping Rule 76(6). Conditions: (i) See also General Conditions at front of Horse Section. (ii) Online and postal entries will be available. (iii) Entries in these classes are restricted to horses or ponies registered with the British Showjumping and must be ridden by members in accordance with British Showjumping Rule 79. (iv) No rider will be permitted to ride more than TWO horses in any one class, with the exception of class 181, 182 and 183. A limit will be imposed on the number of entries accepted in each class, irrespective of the entry closing date - Classes 180, 50 entries, class 187, 20 entries, all other classes 80 entries. The order of jumping will be determined by ballot. Where a standard has been reached in any competition, the judges may retire any competitor making more than a certain number of faults if they consider this absolutely necessary. If declarations exceed 25, entries may be restricted to one horse per rider. (v) Wearing of protective headgear - Skull Caps or Riding Hats, conforming to Standard PAS 015, ASTM F1163, EN1384 or higher MUST be worn at all times by anyone mounted on a horse or pony whilst on the Showground. Such headgear must be worn with the chinstrap correctly and securely fastened at all times. (vi) Should there be insufficient declarations in any class on the day, substitution horses already entered at the Show may be accepted for suitable classes. If declarations exceed 25, entries may be restricted to one horse per rider. Payment must be made for any additional classes entered.