Silver-plated twin handled covered urn, raised on an octagonal timber plinth.

Awarded For: Awarded for Junior Champion Australian Pony.

Donated By: Donated by Mr Peter L Taubman of Amaranda Pony Stud, a long-standing friend of Mr Scott, who had been a very keen ambassador of the Australian Pony. First presented in 1992. Mr Scott and Mr Taubman showed ponies in partnership in the latter part of Mr Scott's life. They won both Champion Stallion and Champion Mare at the RES. Mr Bill Scott was a member of the RAS for many years and a very successful exhibitor, taking out many championship awards in the Pony section with his ponies from the Bido Pony Stud.

Silver plated twin handled boat shaped trophy, raised on a tiered oval base.

Awarded For: Awarded for Supreme Champion Welsh.

Donated By: Donated by Mr PL Taubman and first presented in 1998. The trophy commemorates the lifelong interest, devotion and work of Lady Creswick, the founder of the Nattai Welsh Pony Stud (the oldest established Welsh Stud in Australia), and recognises her contribution to the Welsh Pony in Australia.

Sterling silver twin handled cup, raised on a timber plinth. Made by Mole of Brisbane.

Awarded For: Awarded for the winning Zone Pony Club Team for riders under 13 years of age.

Donated By: Donated by the late MF Jenkins and first presented in 1956. Mr Jenkins was a Ring Steward for many years and a great friend of young exhibitors.

Cold cast bronze horse "Willowcroft Sapphire", by Mary Pinsent raised on a timber plinth base.

Awarded For: Awarded for Supreme Champion Riding Pony.

Donated By: Donated by Mrs M Maitland, owner of Willowcroft Stud (South Australia) and first presented in 1992. "Willowcroft Sapphire", a champion Riding Pony mare, was bred by Mrs Maitland.

Electroplated silver biscuit tin on stand, made by Barker Ellis.

Awarded For: Awarded for Senior Champion Girl Rider.

Donated By: Donated by Mr DL O'Connor of Brisbane and first presented in 1984.

Silver-plated circular salver engraved with a horse and sulky to the centre, raised on a timber support plinth. Plate made by Rundle Plate and retailed by Angus & Coote.

Awarded For: Awarded for Champion Single Horse Business Turnout.

Donated By: Donated by the Ware Family and first presented in 1979. Originally awarded for Best Single Horse Turnout.

Electroplated silver twin handled lidded urn.

Awarded For: Awarded for Best Gelding Hack over 15 hands which, in the opinion of the Judge, shows Thoroughbred qualities.

Donated By: Donated by the late Col AV Pope and first presented in 1950. The class was originally for 12 to 14 stone hacks. This was changed to "over 15.2 hands " when Australia converted to its current system. Until 2016 it was awarded for Best Hack over 15 hands showing thoroughbred qualities. Col AV Pope's aim in donating the trophy was to promote a better class of horse in the Show Ring.

Silver plated twin handled cup, on an octagonal stem and circular foot, raised on a timber plinth with applied presentation plates.

Awarded For: Awarded for Champion Clydesdale Stallion or Colt.

Donated By: Donated by Colin Brown OAM and Karen Gai Brown and first presented in 2017. McMurchie Clydesdale Stud was established in 1977 and has been exhibiting Led Clydesdales at the Sydney Royal Easter Show since 1980. McMurchie bred horses and their progeny have been highly successful at the Sydney Royal, taking out the Championship Stallion or Mare Classes on 11 occasions and the Reserve Championship on 12 occasions. Their passion for and commitment to continually improving the breed is seen in the McMurchie Stud’s importation of three Clydesdale stallions from Scotland and two from New Zealand. These stallions have made a significant contribution to the breeding of Clydesdale horses in Australia. Horses owned and bred at the McMurchie Stud have won the prestigious Annaburne Cup for Females 2yrs and over on 6 occasions. They won the Cup outright in 2000 and converted it to a Perpetual Cup from that time.