The film crew from Kapu Ti Productions is coming to the 2012 Kaimanawa National Show which is being held this Sunday, 26 February, at the A&P showgrounds in Pukekohe.

They are making a series called “Horse Sense” and are going to many equine events to capture New Zealanders and their horses on film.

If you want you or your Kaimanawa horse to be a TV star, get to the show.

They have stressed that they will only broadcast footage of people and their horses at the show if they have written consent to do so.  The series will screen on Sunday evenings starting in mid June.

We are very grateful to award-winning photographer Jan Maree Vodanovich for donating prints of not one but three of her fantastic photos to the trust.

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Our trip to the ranges is being pushed out a week as a result of NZ Army manoeuvres.

The trip will now be happening on Sunday, 1 April (not a joke). All the other details are the same.

We are getting in touch with all those who have paid so far.

For those of you still planning to be there, be aware that we have one bus full and are well on the way to filling the second one. So, register your interest and get your payment in to lock in your seat.

Be sure to get your payment for your show entry to us by 16 February to avoid the late fee ($10 per horse).

Payment details, forms etc are all on the National Show page.

See you Sunday, 26 February 2012, 9:30am, Pukekohe A&P Showgrounds.