2012 Beef Cattle and Led Steers PS web

BEEF CATTLE and LED STEERS7-15 September 2012 theshow.com.au

IMPORTANT INFORMATIONARRIVAL TIMES

Stud CattleFrom 8.00 am on Tuesday 4 September to 8.00 am on Wednesday 5 September From 1.00 pm on Wednesday 5 September to 8.00 am on Thursday 6 September All cattle must be on the Showground by 8.00 am on Thursday 6 September

Led SteersLed Steers to arrive between 5.00 pm on Tuesday 11 September and 8.00 am on Wednesday 12 September.

DEPARTURE TIMESFrom 2.00 pm on Monday 10 September - departure of interstate cattle on a distance based roster (cattle in the Woolworths Pavilion will be permitted to depart first)From 8.00 pm on Monday 10 September – departure of remaining cattle (on a distance based roster) excluding SA Feature Breed cattleBy 8.00 am on Tuesday 11 September – exit of remaining cattle, excluding SA Feature Breed Cattle.From 2.00 pm on Saturday 15 September – exit of Feature Breed cattle

These times must be strictly adhered to (unless prior permission is granted by the Society).

ENTRY/EXIT GATEAll cattle and led steers must enter and exit via Leader Street.

INSPECTION & WEIGHING OF CATTLEAn inspection of all cattle exhibits on Thursday 6 September from 11.00 am to 3.00 pm.

WEIGHING & SCANNING OF LED STEERSAll Led Steers will be scanned and weighed at 9.00 am on Wednesday 12 September.

Judging North Ring South Ring

Thursday 6 September11.00 am ...............................................Inspection and weighing of cattle

Friday 7 September9.30 am ................................................Shorthorn ................................................................................................................ Poll Herefordfollowed by ................................................................................................................................................................................... Charolais1.30 pm .................................................Santa Gertrudis ............................................................................................................ Simmentalfollowed by ............................................LimousinBeef Shorthorn, Braunvieh, Braford, South Devon and Blonde d’Aquitaine will be programmed once entries have closed.

Saturday 8 September9.30 am .................................................Angus .......................................................................................................................Murray Greyfollowed by ............................................Red Angus ...................................................................................................................... Red Poll3.00 pm .................................................Grand Parade ...........................................................................................................Grand ParadeAustralian Lowline, Belted Galloway Dexter, Highland, Square Meater and Welsh Black will be programmed once entries have closed.

Sunday 9 September9.30 am ................................................State Junior Paraders’ Competition12.00 noon ............................................Judges Luncheon3.00 pm .................................................Champion Interbreed Sire’s Progenyfollowed by ............................................All Breed Junior Champion Pairfollowed by ...........................................All Breed Grand Champion Pair6.15 pm .................................................Grand Parade

Monday 10 September9.00 am .................................................Herdspersons’ Competition12.00 noon ............................................State Young Judges Beef Cattle Judging Championship

Tuesday 11 September12.00 noon ............................................Grand Parade (Feature Breed only)

Wednesday 12 September9.30 am ................................................. Weighing and Scanning of Led Steers12.00 noon ............................................Led Steer Education Programme3.00 pm .................................................Grand Parade (School Steers only)

Thursday 13 September9.00 am .................................................Led Steer Judging—On Hoof (on the Beef Cattle Judging Lawn)

Saturday 14 September8.00 am ................................................Led Steer Judging—On Hook (at T & R Pastoral)6.30 pm .................................................Presentation of Led Steer Awards (in Goyder Mezzanine)

This timetable is subject to change without notice A fine of $275 per head will be imposed for unauthorised departure of cattle

BEEF CATTLE and LED STEER CLASSESCLOSING DATE OF ENTRIES

FRIDAY 15 JUNE 2012 at 5.00 pm

CLOSING DATE OF ENTRIESThe following conditions will strictly apply:• All entry forms, whether lodged in person or

sent by post, or completed on-line must be in the Society’s possession at its Administration Office by 5.00 pm on Friday 15 June 2012.

• Postal entry forms and fees will be accepted up to and including entries postmarked on or before the official closing date.

• A late entry option is offered under the following conditions:

• Received or postmarked within 7 days of the official closing date and an additional fee equivalent to three times the standard entry fee per class is to be paid.

• When sending entry forms and fees by post, the onus is on the the exhibitor to ensure adequate delivery time.

• Entry forms by facsimile are strictly forbidden and will be destroyed.

• If you require formal acknowledgement that your entry has been received, please include a stamped, self-addressed envelope with your entry form.

• Absolutely no exception to the above conditions will be made to any exhibitor under any circumstance.

ON LINE ENTRIESEntries for the Beef Cattle and Led Steer sections can be submitted online in 2012. Please go to www.theshow.com.au for further information.

SUPPLEMENTARY ENTRIESSupplementary entries will be accepted (from current exhibitors only) on payment of a $198 (inc GST) fee per entry provided the entry is lodged with the Society by 5.00pm on Friday 13 July 2012.The late entry option is not available for supplementary entries

MEMBERSHIPExhibitors must be members of the Society.Schools need not be members when entering in Led Steer classes only.Membership fees: Adults $140, Juniors (under 18) as at 1 January 2012, $48.

ENTRY FEES – STUD CATTLEExhibitors will be required to book and pay for an exhibit space at the following rate: $66 per space (includes GST) Led Steers - refer to page 31Note: The above rate covers class and group entry fees and bedding fee.Entries in group classes must be made at time of entry.An exhibitor may, for the cost of $66, book an extra space up to ten days prior to the first day of the Royal Adelaide Show, provided the animal which fills that space is named on the original entry form.Make cheques payable to RA&HS and send with completed entry forms to: RA&HS - Beef Cattle Section, PO Box 40, GOODWOOD SA 5034

SPECIAL REGULATIONSExhibitors are reminded that the Society’s General Regulations apply to all sections of the Show and that the Special Regulations hereunder set out, which apply to this section only, are merely supplementary to and subject to the Regulations.A copy of the General Regulations may be obtained from the Society’s website at www.adelaideshowground.com.au or a copy may be obtained upon request from the Society’s Administration Office.

ENTRY DETAILSThe main emphasis of entries is the number of spaces required. Exhibitors are liable to a fine for spaces booked but not occupied. It is therefore suggested that more animals are entered than spaces booked to allow for late injuries or sickness etc.Exhibitors may nominate entries for a number of animals not exceeding 150% of the spaces booked. Details of all animals entered and class numbers must be shown on the entry form.All entries are subject to approval by individual breed societies that all exhibit details are correct.

YOUR PRIVACYIf you do not want your details to be made available to other parties, please tick the box on the entry form supplied by the RA&HS . Your personal information will then only be used by the RA&HS to maintain contact with you and allow us to manage your entries. The RA&HS reserves the right to inform prize sponsors of the details of recipients to enable distribution of their voucher/product prizes. Please note: by ticking the box to suppress your details, your name will appear in the Catalogue (if applicable) but your address will not.

Enquiries: Telephone 8210 5211 or email [email protected]

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PRIZESPrizes in each class (unless otherwise specified) will be:First, $25 and Ribbon; second, $10 and Ribbon; third, RibbonIn addition, prize ribbons will be awarded in accordance with the following table: 7 to 10 exhibits - 4th ribbon 11 to 15 exhibits - 5th ribbon 16 to 20 exhibits - 7th ribbon

RA&HS SASHESWill be awarded to all

ChampionsReserve Champions

Sires ProgenyBreeders Group Winners

Most Successful Exhibitors

Champions will be selected from first prize winners and Reserve Champions from remaining first prize winners and from the second prize winner in the class that supplied the Champion. Junior Champions will be selected from the under 20 months classes and Senior Champions from the 20 months and over classes.

PAYMENT OF PRIZE MONEYEFT is a more efficient form of payment of prize money. Exhibitors are requested to nominate bank account details on the space provided on the entry form to facilitate prompt payment of prize money. Exhibitors who do not nominate a bank account may be paid by cheque by indicating on the entry form. Please note – payment by cheque will be made after EFT payments are processed.Please note that cheques will be made out in the name of the exhibitor. If you do not have an account in the name you have entered under, you will need to be paid via EFT.To assist the Society, would you please ensure cheques are deposited promptly into a bank account. Replacement prize cheques will be issued up to 31 December 2012, however a fee of $10 may be charged. If the cheque to be replaced is not returned then an additional fee will be charged to cover the cost of cancellation. Any concerns regarding prize money must be raised with the Society by 31 December.

PRIZE MONEY AND GSTPrize money as stated in the Prize Schedule does not include GST.The prize money which we pay to successful exhibitors depends on information provided to us. If you confirm that you are GST registered and provide your Australian Business Number (ABN), we will pay the appropriate prize money plus 10% GST.

We will provide you with a Recipient Created Tax Invoice which you will need to submit to the Australian Taxation Office.In entering the competition, you acknowledge your agreement to the following:• You will not issue a tax invoice to the

RA&HS in respect to prize money received • You will notify the RA&HS if you cease to be

registered for GST. If you provide your Australian Business Number but are not registered for GST, we will pay the prize money as detailed in the Prize Schedule without reference to the GST.If you confirm you are entering as part of a private recreational pursuit or hobby, we will pay the prize money as detailed in the Prize Schedule without reference to GST.

IMPORTANTIt is important that you either:• Confirm you are entering as part of a private

recreational pursuit or hobby, or • Confirm you are entering as a GST registered

business and supply your ABN Failure to do either of the above will cause the RA&HS to withhold 48.5% of your prize money in accordance with Australian tax legislation.

The RA&HS is not a tax consultant and therefore assumes no liability for actions taken as a result of these guidelines. In any instances where an entrant or sponsor is uncertain of the tax implications of their involvement, they should consult their own accountant or tax advisor.

TUBERCULOSIS REQUIREMENTSNo testing is required for cattle from monitored negative (MN), tested negative (TN) and confirmed free (CF) herds. Interstate cattle must meet Form I Health Certificate requirements and be only from MN, TN or CF herds.

ENZOOTIC BOVINE LEUCOSIS (EBL)If the herd status for EBL is infected or provisionally clear, all animals entered must be tested negative within 90 days of the opening of the Show. Documentation of negative results must be submitted to the Society at least 14 days before commencement of the Show.

JOHNES DISEASEThe minimum status requirement for entry is MN1 unless cattle are from a BJD Free or Protected Zone or Beef Only. Exhibitors must complete the “ Beef Cattle Herd Health Status Declaration for Shows and Sales “ and return with entry form/s , please note that this form requires endorsement by an Inspector or your Veterinarian.Interstate exhibitors are also need to complete a SA Form 1 Health Certificate which can be obtained by contacting your local DPI office.

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Questions about eligibility or obtaining forms may be directed to Amelia Bartlett, PIRSA Animal Health Officer on 08 8535 6405.A Beef Cattle Herd Health Status Declaration for Shows and Sales form may be obtained on the internet at www.animalhealthaustralia.com.au/jd

RINGWORM1. Any animal found infected with ringworm

prior to the Royal Show can still be brought to the Showground provided that a veterinary certificate is produced on arrival stating that the veterinarian has seen the animal treated and/or washed in the last 4 days with an appropriate fungicide.

2. That further washings take place not more than 4 days apart while on the Showground and in the presence of the duty veterinarian.

3. Cattle found infected for the first time while on the Showground - invoke Rule 2.

4. That Breed Societies inspectors reserve the right to ban any animals from the judging ring if an attack is so bad that, in their opinion, the showing of that animal is likely to detract from the spectacle of the Show ring.

HORMONE GROWTH PROMOTANTThe use of hormone growth promotants in Beef Cattle classes is prohibited.

INTERSTATE STOCK CLEARANCESInterstate exhibitors need to complete a SA Form 1 that travels with the cattle and must be presented when the cattle are unloaded. The SA Form 1 can be downloaded from: www.pirsa.gov.au/biosecuritysa/animalhealth/movement_of_livestock/health_certificates or obtained from Amelia Bartlett, PIRSA Animal Health Officer on 08 8535 6405.

NLIS REQUIREMENTS - ALL EXHIBITORSAll cattle must be NLIS compliant. This means all animals must be tagged with an approved NLIS eartag (including calves at foot).PIRSA will notify the NLIS database of all movements onto the Showground on behalf of exhibitors.

PENALTY FOR NON EXHIBITION OF ANIMALSExhibitors shall not bring onto the Royal Adelaide Showground, any more animals than spaces booked. The committee reserves the right to impose a fine of $50 per space not occupied by an exhibit.

SUBMISSION OF ENTRIESThe Society will accept only those entries which are registered at the time of entry and for which the following is detailed on the entry form:1. CLASS NUMBER2. NAME OF ANIMAL3. HERD BOOK NUMBER4. TATTOO NUMBER5. DATE OF BIRTH6. NAME OF SIRE AND DAM7. NAME OF BREEDER8. PROPERTY IDENTIFICATION CODEAll exhibits will be catalogued in age order. Animals may not compete in more than one class other than group classes or those classes stating animals are to be drawn from general classes.Animals are ineligible to compete in any group class unless they are entered in the general classes.Only cattle which are entered as exhibits will be permitted to enter the Showground.Animals must not have been exposed to any communicable/notifiable disease/s within 14 days prior to the show.

COMPULSORY REGISTRATION OF STOCKCattle entered for competition (with the exception of led steers) must be registered in an appropriate Stud Book in accordance with the appropriate breed society regulations and all exhibits must be pure bred.“Pending” Registrations will not be accepted.Exhibitors must make Registration Certificates available to Breed inspectors if requested.Please ensure all information on entry forms is correct at time of entry as transfers are not permitted after the closing date of entries.

OWNERSHIPAll exhibits must be the bona fide property of the exhibitor, or held by the exhibitor under a written and recorded lease, at time of entry.

IDENTIFICATION OF EXHIBITSWhen parading before the Judge, all animals, whether in single, group, or pair classes, shall carry a numbered neck card corresponding with the number allotted in the catalogue.In addition, the lead animal in the group pair shall carry a numbered neck card corresponding with the number allotted the group or pair in the catalogue.

STOCK TRUCK PARKINGAn area is available at the Morphettville Racecourse for the parking of stock trucks during the Royal Adelaide Show. For further information, please contact Tara Weygood on (08) 8210 5211 or email [email protected]

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FIRE PRECAUTIONSPrecautions will be taken to guard against fire, and to protect the property at the Show, but exhibits will not be insured at the cost of the Society.Smoking is strictly prohibited in all livestock pavilions and lockers.No exhibitor or other person shall remove, or displace, or interfere in any way with, or use for any purpose other than the prevention of fire, any article or appliance provided for use in the case of an outbreak of fire upon the Showground, nor shall any exhibitor or other person remove or alter, or add to, or interfere in any way with any fixture, fitting, article, appliance or thing owned by the Society, or used in such fixture, fitting, article, appliance or thing for any purpose other than for which it is intended by the Society to be used.The consumption of intoxicating liquor in all pavilions, halls and attendants’ lockers is forbidden.

PARADESAll exhibitors must parade 50% of their team, to a maximum of three animals per exhibitor.To avoid serious injury, exhibits participating in a parade must be handled and/or controlled by a competent handler.

EXHIBITSCattle shall not be rugged during the time theShow is open to the public.Cattle which are not thoroughly tractable will not be permitted to remain on the Showground.Only animals entered for competition may be brought onto the Showground.Should there be any reason to suspect that any exhibit is either diseased or dangerous, or not of acceptable Show standard, the Society reserves the right of refusing its admittance to or removing the same from the Showground at the exhibitor’s expense.• All bulls must be nose rung.• All female exhibits must be paraded with

nose clips.• All exhibits must be secured with both neck

rope and halter.

TINTING AND/OR COLOURING OF COATIf in the opinion of the committee the coat of any exhibit has been tinted and/or coloured by the use of stains and/or adhesives, such exhibit shall be deemed to be ineligible for exhibition at the Show.

CALVES AT FOOTAll cows 30 months and over must either have a calf at foot or the exhibitor must produce a Veterinary Certificate stating that the cow is in calf. This certificate must be produced to the breed inspectors at inspection time.Exhibitors with a cow which has a calf at foot must give the date of birth of the calf on the entry form.Maximum age of calves to be eight months old as at 1 September of the current year. Born on or after 1 January of the current year.Calves must be tattooed and be the progeny of the cow entered for competition. Calves must be able to be registered with the relevant breed society/association.Calves must be tethered at all times.

INSPECTION OF CATTLEAn inspection will be made of cattle for identification tattoo and/or NLIS tag no., breed type, conformation.An animal entered in any class for an age of under 18 months shall be ineligible for competition in any such class if at the time of inspection of exhibits it has or shows evidence of having had a permanent tooth. A tooth which has erupted from the gum in whole or part shall be deemed to be a permanent tooth.Animals in classes under 24 months must not show more than four permanent teeth.Animals in all classes under 24 months will be mouthed.An attendant must be present to supply any information required by the inspectors.Any exhibit not complying with the above regulations may need to be removed from the Showground within 12 hours of notification being given to the exhibitor.

SCANNOGRAMMING OF BULLSAll bulls will be scanned for muscle and fat and weighed at the 2012 Royal Adelaide Show.This information will be displayed on the exhibit’s neck card.

STALL CLEANINGExhibitors will, to the satisfaction of the Society:1. Keep the area allotted to them and their

animals in a clean and proper condition throughout the Show.

2. Clean their area regularly. Refuse must be deposited in the manure bins provided.

3. Manure must not be deposited in the alleyways or general purpose rubbish bins.

4. General purpose rubbish must not be deposited in manure bins.

5. To assist in the transfer of manure to the bins provided, please bring own wheelbarrow or bucket.

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FEED LOFT ACCESS• Ladders are to be used for access at all

times.• The ladders should be braced/supported.• Exhibitors are only permitted to access lofts

when retrieving feed.• There is to be NO walking, loitering or

sitting on the feed lofts.These guidelines will be strictly enforced.

EXHIBITORS PLEASE NOTEThe preparation of food and/or hot beverages is strictly prohibited in the Cattle Pavilions. Please use the kitchen facilities supplied (RA&HS Work Health & Safety Committee)

BEDDING1. A 90% sawdust/10% sand mixture will be

the only bedding for Beef Cattle on the Showground.

2. Each exhibitor (including Led Steer exhibitors) will be allocated two bags per three spaces booked. Feature Breed exhibitors will be allocated one bag per one spaced booked. Additional sawdust can be purchased from the fodder store.

3. Exhibitors are advised that, if rubber matting is required, the House of Lindner (08) 8262 5118 and Paramount Browns (08) 8260 6333 are the suppliers.

4. If bedding boards are required, exhibitors are to supply their own.

EXERCISE AREAExhibitors must exercise their exhibits in the area which has been allotted for this purpose.Exercising of animals in other areas will be prohibited.

DOGS NOT ALLOWEDDogs will not be permitted in the Beef Cattle area.

SAWDUST OR SHAVINGS BEDDING FOR CATTLE – PRINCIPLES FOR GOOD MANAGEMENT

To achieve the best results from bedding cattle on sawdust or shavings, the following system of management is recommended:• Pick up manure at every opportunity.• Place hay in feeders and avoid feeding

excessive amounts.• Avoid water spillage in stalls.• Regularly smooth out the bed with the aim

of assisting drying.• Consider using rubber matting for front half

of bed.• Do not dig out the wet patches.• Do not disturb the bedding base.• Keep the top of the bed loose.• 100 mm borders are an advantage in

managing the bed.

• Experience has shown that a properly managed bed will last a full Show with little need for top up bedding, particularly with some classes of livestock.

Note: Use of bedding straw is not permitted in any cattle pavilions.

FODDERThe Royal Adelaide Show Fodder Store is run by Keelan Grain and Fodder. Orders can be placed with them on site or by phone on (08) 8362 4178. Please note that no deliveries by vehicle can be made after 8.30 am. daily, so ordering the day before is preferred. Supplies must be hand trucked at other times.Exhibitors may bring and store in the stock pavilions their basic fodder requirements. Any exhibitor who, in the opinion of the committee, has more fodder than is considered necessary will be required to remove the excess from the Showground.Exhibitors must not solicit orders for fodder on the Showground.

WASHING OF STOCKExhibitors are requested to supply their own length of hose with standard diameter thread size fittings.Washing of stock is permitted in designated area/s only.The use of power equipment is banned in the washbay area. The use of power pressure washers is also banned.Please find below suggestions to assist with water conservation:• All water hoses to have on/off taps.• Where possible, it is preferable that cattle

are groomed rather than washed.•Feedcattleappropriatelypriortotransport(ie) cease giving water at least 12 hours prior to transport and feed on dry feed only.

CATTLE PRODDERSCattle prodders will not be permitted at the Royal Adelaide Show.

SICK OR DISEASED ANIMALSIf, in the opinion of a qualified veterinary surgeon appointed by the Society, an animal on the Showground shall be so injured or be so affected by sickness, disease or other ailment as to warrant its destruction or its removal from the Showground as the case may be the Society shall be entitled to have the animal destroyed and/or require the animal to be forthwith removed from the Showground and the exhibitor, upon receipt of such notice, shall forthwith remove such animal and failing such removal by them within the time prescribed by the Society, by written notice to the exhibitor or his representative on

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the Showground, the Society may remove the animal or cause the animal to be removed and all costs and expenses of removal shall be borne by the exhibitor, and shall be refunded to the Society. Each such animal shall at all times be the sole risk and responsibility of the exhibitor and the person or persons removing the animal shall at all times be deemed to be the agents of the exhibitor and all acts and omissions on the part of such person or persons shall be deemed to be the acts and omissions of the exhibitor who shall indemnify and hold indemnified the Society, its servants and agents from all claims whatsoever in respect of the animal whether by reason of any loss or injury to or caused by the animal or because of transportation, feeding or housing or otherwise howsoever.The pavilion supervisor must be advised immediately of any sick or diseased animals attended to by any Veterinary Surgeon.All veterinary expenses incurred during the Royal Adelaide Show are the sole responsibility of the exhibitor.

TREATMENT REPORT FORMSTreatment Report Forms (available from the Beef Cattle Supervisor’s Office) must be completed for any animals which are attended to and/or receive treatment from a Veterinary Surgeon.Once completed by the attending Veterinary Surgeon, the Treatment Report Form must be lodged with the Beef Cattle Supervisor immediately.

DUST COATSExhibitors and/or attendants shall wear an approved Breed Uniform (provided that the Breed Society has sanctioned the uniform), permission has been granted by the Society and all leaders wear the same uniform.

USE OF ELECTRICAL APPLIANCESThe use of electrical appliances other than hairdryers and clippers is strictly prohibited.

EXHIBITORS PLEASE NOTE:Prize Schedules and Entry Forms are available to download from our website.Also during Royal Adelaide Show you can access results the day after judging from our website at theshow.com.au

LOCKERSA limited number of lockers are available on the Showground.The Society will, subject to availability, allocate lockers to exhibitors. Applications for lockers must be made out not later than 15 June 2012. Locker fee $66 (includes GST) per locker whether shared or not.Lockers will be allotted on the following basis:• Exhibitors with one to five spaces will be

allotted a share locker.• Exhibitors with less than ten spaces can

apply for one locker only.• Exhibitors with ten or more spaces can

apply for two lockers only.Exhibitors of Led Steers may be allotted a locker subject to availability. Led Steer exhibitors may be required to share a locker.The use of cooking or heating apparatus in lockers is strictly prohibited.The consumption of intoxicating liquor in lockers is forbidden.Unauthorised person/s found occupying lockers will be fined $66 and in addition lose their locker privileges for the following Royal Adelaide Show – By order of the committee.Stud breeders (other than Feature Breed exhibitors) requiring a locker for the Led Steer competition (ie from Tuesday 11 September) must pay an additional $66 and complete a Led Steer Locker Request form.Exhibitors are not permitted to change or move lockers unless consent is granted by the Beef Cattle Supervisor

The storage of equipment, feed etc between the Heifer Expo and the Royal Adelaide Show will not be permitted.

BREED SIGNSBreed Societies will be permitted to display breed signs provided that the measurements do not exceed 2000 mm x 1500 mm.

EXHIBIT CARDSNo exhibitor shall display any prize card, exhibit card, or ribbon on their animal or pen other than those issued or approved of by the Society for the current Show.The exhibit cards may show the name of the breeder and the exhibitor.The registered stud name and address may also be shown.Exhibitors may also use breed society/association cards provided they do not exceed a width of 500 mm and a depth of 250 mm.

Animals must not have been exposed to any communicable/notifiable disease/s within 14 days prior to the show.

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STUD IDENTIFICATIONEach exhibitor is permitted to display one sign 1200 mm long x 600 mm deep in size provided that such sign carries only the Stud name, address and contact details.

CATTLE FEEDERSBeef Cattle Exhibitors are requested to supply their own cattle feeders at the 2012 Royal Adelaide Show.

CLIPPING CHUTESClipping chutes will be permitted (in a designated area) on the Showground during the Royal Adelaide Show provided an application for approval and a $250 fee per chute accompanies entries.

EXHIBITORS PLEASE NOTEFeeding of animals will not be permitted outside the Cattle Pavilions at any time.Animals must not be tethered in unauthorised areas.

SHED/BREED CAPTAINSShed/breed captains are responsible for notifying the Beef Cattle Supervisor if safety barriers are required during judging: “closed for Judging” signs are needed and to ensure a good representation of the breed participates in Grand Parades.

AGES OF CATTLEThe table below shows the dates on or between which animals must be born to compete in the respective age classes.

10 MONTHS AND UNDER 12 MONTHS(1/9/2011- 31/10/2011)

10 MONTHS AND UNDER 14 MONTHS(1/7/201 - 31/10/2011)










20 MONTHS AND OVER(before 1/1/2010)


30 MONTHS AND OVER(before 1/3/2010)

MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR AWARDS - INDIVIDUAL BREEDS

Points to be allotted as follows:First, 5 points; second, 3 points; third, 1 point.In the event of a tie, 2 extra points for each Champion and 1 extra point for each Reserve Champion will be awarded.Points are awarded regardless of the number of entries in each class.Prizes obtained in special classes (including Led Steer classes) other than Breeders' Group, do not count in determining the aggregate.Results will be calculated by the RA&HS Royal Show Division.

EXHIBITORS PLEASE NOTEPrize Schedules and Entry Forms are available to

download from our website.Also during Royal Adelaide Show you can access results the day after judging from our website at

www.adelaideshowground.com.au

THE S KIDMAN & CO PRIZE for

CHAMPION INTERBREED SIRE'S PROGENYTo be selected from the winners of the Sire's

Progeny Group classes in each breed.•$500sponsoredby S. Kidman & Co Ltd


RESERVE CHAMPION INTERBREED SIRE'S PROGENY

•$100sponsoredbyS. Kidman & Co Ltd

THE STOCK JOURNAL PUBLISHERS PRIZE for

ALL BREED JUNIOR CHAMPION PAIR, MALE AND FEMALE

Overall Breed Champions if under 20 months of age in Bull and Female classes are eligible to

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THE PRINCESS ROYAL PRIZE for

ALL BREED GRAND CHAMPION PAIR, MALE AND FEMALE

To be judged as a breed pair. •Firstprize$2600,Trophy(value$200),

Trophy (value $200) sponsored by Gawler River Meat and Standom Smallgoods

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for MOST SUCCESSFUL BEEF CATTLE EXHIBITOR

Points to be allotted as follows:First, 5 points; second, 3 points; third, 1 point.

In the event of a tie, 2 extra points for each Champion, and 1 extra point for each Reserve

Champion.

Prizes obtained in special classes (excluding Led Steer classes) other than Breeders' Group, do not

count in determining the aggregate.Points will not count in any class unless there are

two or more exhibitors.Points will not count any class unless there are three

or more exhibits.If an exhibitor has two breeds of cattle entered he

shall be treated as two exhibitors in determining this award.

The winner will be ineligible to win this award for the following two years.

•$500,Trophy(value$180),Voucher(value$500), Perpetual Trophy (value $300)

sponsored by Stock Journal Publishers Pty Ltd Voucher is a Stock Journal advertising voucher

THE STOCK JOURNAL PUBLISHERS PRIZE for

MOST SUCCESSFUL FEATURE BREED BEEF CATTLE EXHIBITOR

Points to be allotted as follows:First, 5 points; second, 3 points; third, 1 point.

In the event of a tie, 2 extra points for each Champion, and 1 extra point for each Reserve

Champion.Prizes obtained in special classes (excluding Led Steer classes) other than Breeders' Group, do not

count in determining the aggregate.Points will not count in any class unless there are

two or more exhibitors.Points will not count any class unless there are three

or more exhibits.If an exhibitor has two breeds of cattle entered he shall be treated as two exhibitors in determining

this award.The winner will be ineligible to win this award for

the following two years.•Advertisingvoucher(value$200)sponsoredby

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INTERBREED AWARDS

Cattle entered in this section must be registered in the Herd Book for its breed. Animals under 12 months must be recorded in the appropriate Calf Rolls.

Animals paraded for interbreed judging must wear class neck card and award ribbons

BEEF CATTLESUNDAY, 9 SEPTEMBER

MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR AWARDS - INDIVIDUAL BREEDSPoints to be allotted as follows: First, 5 points; second, 3 points; third, 1 point.In the event of a tie, 2 extra points for each Champion and 1 extra point for each Reserve Champion.Points are awarded regardless of the number of entries in each class.Prizes obtained in special classes (including Led Steer classes) other than Breeder’s Group, do not count in determining the aggregate. Results to be calculated by the RA&HS Administration Department.

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BEST BREED DISPLAY

Breeds will be judged on their overall presentation including the standard of maintenance of the cattle and of the promotional material displayed.

THE ANGUS AUSTRALIA MEDAL for

Herdsman leading the Grand Champion Angus Female

The herdsman to be nominated by the owner of the Champion.

• Medallion (value $60) sponsored by Angus Australia

Class 5–Bull, 10 months and under 16 months.

Class 6–THE HAZELDEAN ANGUS PRIZE Bull, 16 months and under 20 months• $100 sponsored by Hazeldean Angus

THE ANGUS AUSTRALIA MEDAL and

THE ELDERS PRIZE and

THE RABOBANK TROPHY for

JUNIOR CHAMPION ANGUS BULL•$125andTrophy(value$75)sponsoredby

Rabobank•Medallion(value$60)sponsoredby

Angus Australia•Voucher(value$100)sponsoredby

Elders Limited


Class 8–Bull, 30 months and over.



THE FELLWOOD TROPHY for

SENIOR CHAMPION ANGUS BULL•Medallion(value$60)sponsoredby

Angus Australia•Voucher(value$100)sponsoredby

Elders Limited•$125andTrophy(value$75)sponsoredby

Mr A Grieve

ANGUS

Exhibits must conform to the rules and regulations of the Angus Society of Australia before being eligible for exhibition and/or to gain an award.

Class 1–Cow or Heifer, 10 months and under 16 months.



THE WILLOWFIELDS ANGUS PRIZE for

JUNIOR CHAMPION ANGUS COW OR HEIFER•Medallion(value$60)sponsoredby

Angus Australia•$200sponsoredbyWillowfields Angus

Class 3–Cow, 20 months and under 30 months.

Class 4–Cow, 30 months and over.


THE KINGARTH ANGUS PRIZE for

SENIOR CHAMPION ANGUS COW•Medallion(value$60)sponsoredby

Angus Australia•$200sponsoredbyKingarth Angus

THE ANGUS AUSTRALIA TARTAN SASH and

THE COWLEYS ROSELEIGH ANGUS PRIZE & THE SA CHAIRMAN'S PRIZE

and THE ELDERS PRIZE

for GRAND CHAMPION ANGUS FEMALE

•Trophy(value$134)sponsoredby Angus Australia. Tartan Sash

•$250sponsoredby Cowley's Roseleigh Angus ($200) & Chairman,

Angus Australia, SA committee ($50)•Voucher(value$100)sponsoredby

Elders Limited

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THE ANGUS AUSTRALIA TARTAN SASH and

THE LANDMARK PRIZE and

THE STERITA PARK ANGUS PRIZE for

GRAND CHAMPION ANGUS BULL•Trophy(value$134)sponsoredby

Angus Australia. Tartan Sash•Voucher(value$100)sponsoredby Landmark

•$250sponsoredbySterita Park Angus

THE ANGUS AUSTRALIA MEDAL for

Herdsman leading the Grand Champion Angus Bull

The herdsman to be nominated by the owner of the Champion.

•Medallion(value$60)sponsoredby Angus Australia

Class 9–THE BULL OAK WELL PRIZE Two Bulls. Bred by the exhibitor. Any age. Not to be judged as a pair. • $100 sponsored by Bull Oak Well Angus

Class 10–THE COORONG ANGUS BEEF PRIZE Sire's Progeny Group To comprise three animals, both sexes to be represented. Not necessarily owned by the exhibitor. Name of sire to be stated on the entry form. Animals to be drawn from general classes.• $100 sponsored by

Richard Gunner Fine Meats

Class 11–Breeders' Group. To comprise three animals, both sexes to be represented. Bred and wholly owned by the exhibitor. Animals to be drawn from general classes.

Class 12–THE ALAN & RUTH COWLING MEMORIAL TROPHY Bull and Heifer. Bred by the exhibitor. Both animals to be under 18 months. Not to be judged as a pair. Animals to be drawn from general classes.• Trophy (value $140.48) sponsored by the

nieces and nephews of Alan and Ruth Cowling

AUSTRALIAN LOWLINE

Exhibits must conform to the rules and regulations of The Australian Lowline Cattle Association Inc, before being eligible for exhibition and/or to gain an award.



THE GLENLONNY LOWLINES TROPHY for

JUNIOR CHAMPION AUSTRALIAN LOWLINE COW OR HEIFER

•Trophy(value$50)sponsoredby Glenlonny Lowlines



THE HENSON PARK PRIZEfor

SENIOR CHAMPION AUSTRALIAN LOWLINE COW

•$45.45sponsoredbyHenson Park Lowlines

THE WAHROONGA WEST LOWLINES PRIZE for

GRAND CHAMPION AUSTRALIAN LOWLINE FEMALE

• $50 sponsored by Wahroonga West Lowlines



THE YENOLOM TROPHY for

JUNIOR CHAMPION AUSTRALIAN LOWLINE BULL

•Trophy(value$50)sponsoredby Yenolom Lowlines



THE RIDGECRAFT LOWLINES TROPHY for

SENIOR CHAMPION AUSTRALIAN LOWLINE BULL

•Trophy(value$50)sponsoredby Ridgecraft Lowlines

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THE KARLEE PARK LOWLINES PRIZE for

GRAND CHAMPION AUSTRALIAN LOWLINE BULL

•$50sponsoredbyKarlee Park Lowlines

THE SA LOWLINE PROMOTIONAL GROUP PRIZE

for SUPREME CHAMPION AUSTRALIAN

LOWLINE EXHIBIT•$50sponsoredby

SA Lowline Promotional Group

Class 21–Sire's Progeny Group. To comprise three animals, both sexes to be represented. Not necessarily owned by the exhibitor. Name of sire to be stated on the entry form. Animals to be drawn from general classes.


THE SA LOWLINE PROMOTIONAL GROUP PRIZE

forMOST SUCCESSFUL AUSTRALIAN

LOWLINE EXHIBITOR•Plaque(value$50)sponsoredby

SA Lowline Promotional Group

BEEF SHORTHORN

Exhibits must conform to the rules and regulations of the Beef Shorthorn Society of Australia before being eligible for exhibition and/or gain an award.

Class 23–Cow or Heifer, 10 months and under 16 months


JUNIOR CHAMPION BEEF SHORTHORN COW OR HEIFER


Class 26–Cow, 30 months and over

SENIOR CHAMPION BEEF SHORTHORN FEMALE

GRAND CHAMPION BEEF SHORTHORN FEMALE


Class 28–Bull, 16 months and under 20 months

JUNIOR CHAMPION BEEF SHORTHORN BULL



SENIOR CHAMPION BEEF SHORTHORN BULL

GRAND CHAMPION BEEF SHORTHORN BULL

Class 31–Sire's Progeny Group. To comprise three animals, both sexes to be represented. Not necessarily owned by exhibitor. Name of sire to be stated on entry form. Animals to be drawn from general classes.


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Exhibits must conform to the rules and regulations of the Australian Belted Galloway Association Inc, before being eligible for exhibition and/or to gain an award. Exhibits must be registered in the A Grade section of the Australian Belted Galloway Stud Book or registered in the Belted Galloway section of the Herd Book of the Galloway Cattle Society of Australia.



JUNIOR CHAMPION BELTED GALLOWAY COW OR HEIFER

Class 35–Cow, 20 months and under 30 months


SENIOR CHAMPION BELTED GALLOWAY COW

AUSTRALIAN BELTED GALLOWAY ASSOCIATION MEDALLION

for GRAND CHAMPION BELTED GALLOWAY

FEMALE•Medallion(value$15)sponsoredby

The Australian Belted Galloway Association, Inc. and

THE AUSTRALIAN BELTED GALLOWAY ASSOCIATION TARTAN SASH

• sponsored by Australian Belted Galloway Association, Inc


for Herdsman leading the Grand Champion Belted

Galloway Female•Medallion(value$15)sponsoredby

Australian Belted Galloway Association, Inc



JUNIOR CHAMPION BELTED GALLOWAY BULL


Class 40–Bull, 30 months and over

SENIOR CHAMPION BELTED GALLOWAY BULL


for GRAND CHAMPION BELTED

GALLOWAY BULL•Medallion(value$15)sponsoredby

The Australian Belted Galloway Association, Inc. and

THE AUSTRALIAN BELTED GALLOWAY ASSOCIATION TARTAN SASH

•Trophysponsoredby Australian Belted Galloway Association, Inc

Tartan Sash


for Herdsman leading the Grand Champion Belted

Galloway Bull•Medallion(value$15)sponsoredby


Class 41–Sire's Progeny Group To comprise three animals, both sexes to be represented. Not necessarily owned by the exhibitor.Name of sire to be stated on the entry form. Animals to be drawn from general classes.

Class 42–Breeders' Group To comprise three animals, both sexes to be represented. Bred and wholly owned by the exhibitor. Animals to be drawn from general classes.


for MOST SUCCESSFUL BELTED GALLOWAY

EXHIBITORPoints to be calculated from general classes and

Breeders' Group only. •Medallion(value$15)sponsoredby


BELTED GALLOWAY

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BLONDE D'AQUITAINE

JUNIOR CHAMPION BLONDE D'AQUITAINE BULL


Class 50–Bull, 30 months and over

SENIOR CHAMPION BLONDE D'AQUITAINE BULL

GRAND CHAMPION BLONDE D'AQUITAINE BULL

Class 51–Sire's Progeny Group To comprise three animals, both sexes to be represented. Not necessarily owned by the exhibitor. Name of sire to be stated on entry form. Animals to be drawn from general classes.

Class 52–Breeders' Group To comprise three animals, both sexes to be represened. Bred and wholly owned by the exhibitor. Animals to be drawn from general classes.

Exhibits must conform to the rules and regulations of The Blonde d'Aquitaine Society of Australia and New Zealand before being eligible for exhibition and/or gain an award.



CHAMPION BLONDE D'AQUITAINE COW OR HEIFER



SENIOR CHAMPION BLONDE D'AQUITAINE COW

GRAND CHAMPION BLONDE D'AQUITAINE FEMALE



CHAROLAIS

Exhibits must conform to the rules and regulations of The Charolais Society of Australia, before being eligible for exhibition and/or gain an award.




JUNIOR CHAMPION CHAROLAIS COW OR HEIFER

RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION CHAROLAIS COW OR HEIFER



THE CGU INSURANCE TROPHY for

SENIOR CHAMPION CHAROLAIS COW•Trophy(value$75)sponsoredby

CGU Insurance

RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION CHAROLAIS COW

GRAND CHAMPION CHAROLAIS FEMALE




THE LG MATTEN PRIZE and

THE ELDERS PRIZE for

JUNIOR CHAMPION CHAROLAIS BULL•Voucher(value$100)sponsoredby

Mr Wayne Matten •Voucher(value$50)sponsoredby

Elders Limited

14 BEEF CATTLE

RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION CHAROLAIS BULL



THE AMBERLEY PRIZE

for SENIOR CHAMPION CHAROLAIS BULL

•$100sponsoredbyCarol Heading, Meningie

RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION CHAROLAIS BULL

THE LANDMARK PRIZE for

GRAND CHAMPION CHAROLAIS BULL•Voucher(value$100)sponsoredby Landmark

THE CHARDAIS YOUTH GROUP SA/NT PRIZE for

SUPREME CHAMPION CHAROLAIS EXHIBIT•$200sponsoredby

Chardais Youth Group SA/NT

Class 63–THE LG MATTEN PRIZE Sire's Progeny Group. To comprise three animals, both sexes to be represented. Not necessarily owned by the exhibitor. Name of sire to be stated on entry form. Animals to be drawn from general classes.• Voucher (value $50) sponsored by

Mr Wayne Matten

Class 64–THE GATHBODHAN CATTLE TROPHY Breeders' Group. To comprise three animals, both sexes to be represented. Bred and wholly owned by the exhibitor. Animals to be drawn from general classes. • Perpetual (value $150) and Trophy

(value $25) sponsored by Gathbodhan Stud In addition to the perpetual trophy, a replica trophy will be awarded annually.

THE KADLUNGA PROPRIETORS TROPHY for

MOST SUCCESSFUL CHAROLAIS EXHIBITORPoints to be calculated from general classes and

Breeders' Group only. •Trophy(value$100)

sponsored by Kadlunga Proprietors

DEXTER

Exhibits must conform to the rules and regulations of the Dexter Australia Cattle Inc before being eligible for exhibition and/or gain an award.



JUNIOR CHAMPION DEXTER COW OR HEIFER



SENIOR CHAMPION DEXTER FEMALE

GRAND CHAMPION DEXTER FEMALE



JUNIOR CHAMPION DEXTER BULL



SENIOR CHAMPION DEXTER BULL

GRAND CHAMPION DEXTER BULL



BEEF CATTLE 15

HIGHLAND

THE AUSTRALIAN HIGHLAND CATTLE SOCIETY TARTAN SASH

for SUPREME CHAMPION HIGHLAND EXHIBIT

•Trophy(value$75)sponsoredby Australian Highland Cattle Society (Inc.)

Class 83–Sire's Progeny Group. To comprise three animals, both sexes to be represented. Not necessarily owned by the exhibitor.Name of sire to be stated on entry form. Animals to be drawn from general classes.


THE GLENGROVE PERPETUAL TROPHY for

MOST SUCCESSFUL HIGHLAND EXHIBITORPoints to be calculated from general classes and

Breeders' Group only.•Medallion(value$30),PerpetualTrophy

(value $125) sponsored by Glengrove Highlands

In addition to the perpetual trophy, a medallion is awarded annually.

Exhibits must conform to the rules and regulations of the Highland Society of Australia, before being eligible for exhibition and/or to gain an award.



JUNIOR CHAMPION HIGHLAND COW OR HEIFER



SENIOR CHAMPION HIGHLAND COW

GRAND CHAMPION HIGHLAND FEMALE



JUNIOR CHAMPION HIGHLAND BULL



SENIOR CHAMPION HIGHLAND BULL

THE GATHBODHAN CATTLE TROPHY for

GRAND CHAMPION HIGHLAND BULL

•Trophy(value$25),PerpetualTrophy (value $150) sponsored by Gathbodhan StudIn addition to the perpetual trophy, a replica

trophy will be awarded annually

LIMOUSIN

Exhibits must conform to the rules and regulations of the Australian Limousin Breeders Group before being eligible for exhibition and/or gain an award.



JUNIOR CHAMPION LIMOUSIN COW OR HEIFER



SENIOR CHAMPION LIMOUSIN COW

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GRAND CHAMPION LIMOUSIN FEMALE•Trophy(value$75)sponsoredby

CGU Insurance



JUNIOR CHAMPION LIMOUSIN BULL



SENIOR CHAMPION LIMOUSIN BULL

THE AUSTRALIAN LIMOUSIN BREEDERS' SOCIETY - SA REGION PRIZE

for GRAND CHAMPION LIMOUSIN BULL

•$100sponsoredbyAustralian Limousin Breeders' Society - SA Region



MURRAY GREY

Exhibits must conform to the rules and regulations of The Murray Grey Beef Cattle Society, before being eligible for exhibition and/or to gain an award.






JUNIOR CHAMPION MURRAY GREY COW OR HEIFER

•Voucher(value$100)sponsoredby Elders Limited

THE KENTON TROPHY for

RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION MURRAY GREY COW OR HEIFER

•Trophy(value$75)sponsoredby R A & S F Randell




THE BUKARTILLA BEEF TROPHY for

SENIOR CHAMPION MURRAY GREY COW•Trophy(value$100)sponsoredby

Bukartilla Beef

THE BANKSIA RIDGE MURRAY GREYS TROPHY for

RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION MURRAY GREY COW

•Trophy(value$75)sponsoredby P & C Coldrey

THE BRECON BREEDERS PRIZE and

THE MURRAY GREY BEEF CATTLE SOCIETY MEDALLION

for GRAND CHAMPION MURRAY GREY FEMALE

•Product(value$300)sponsoredby Brecon Breeders

•Medallion(value$70)sponsoredby Murray Grey Beef Cattle Society Limited

Class 102–THE KILMAINHAN TROPHY Pair of Females, any age Bred by exhibitor. Animals to be drawn from general classes.• Trophy (value $75) sponsored by

P Callahan and E Rushbrook



BEEF CATTLE 17



THE ARKI TROPHY for

JUNIOR CHAMPION MURRAY GREY BULL•Trophy(value$75)sponsoredby

Geoff and Kate Buick

THE WAITARA PARK TROPHY for

RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION MURRAY GREY BULL

•Trophy(value$75)sponsoredby N K & E H Wiltshire




THE BOTTLESFORD TROPHY for

SENIOR CHAMPION MURRAY GREY BULL•Trophy(value$75)sponsoredby

G, JR & D Koopman

THE BEEAMMA TROPHY for

RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION MURRAY GREY BULL

•Trophy(value$75)sponsoredby AM & DA Fabris

THE CGU INSURANCE TROPHY and


THE MURRAY GREY BEEF CATTLE SOCIETY MEDALLION

for GRAND CHAMPION MURRAY GREY BULL

•Voucher(value$100)sponsoredbyLandmark•Medallion(value$70)sponsoredby

Murray Grey Beef Cattle Society Limited•Trophy(value$75)sponsoredby

CGU Insurance

THE WYONG TROPHY IN MEMORY OF THE LATE KEVIN FIEBIGER

for SUPREME CHAMPION MURRAY GREY EXHIBIT

•Trophy(value$100)sponsoredbythe Estate of the late Kevin Fiebiger

Class 110–THE EYLWARRA SANDS TROPHY Two Bulls. Bred by exhibitor. Any age. Not to be judged as a pair. Animals to be drawn from general classes. • Trophy (value $60) sponsored by

N A & R G Eylward

Class 111–THE BIG RIVER MURRAY GREY STUD PRIZE Sire's Progeny Group. To comprise three animals, both sexes to be represented. Not necessarily owned by exhibitor. Name of sire to be stated on entry form. Animals to be drawn from general classes. • $100 sponsored by

Big River Murray Grey Stud

Class 112–THE OAKLEY TROPHY Breeders' Group. To comprise three animals, both sexes to be represented. To be judged as a trio. Bred and wholly owned by exhibitor. Animals to be drawn from general classes.• Trophy (value $100) sponsored by

Oakley Partners

THE LG MATTEN PRIZE and

THE TARLINA ENCOURAGEMENT AWARD and

MURRAY GREY ENCOURAGEMENT AWARDfor

YOUNG MURRAY GREY EXHIBITORS.•$75sponsoredbyRW & RC Gregurke

•Voucher(value$50)sponsoredby Mr Wayne Matten

THE SA MURRAY GREY BREED PROMOTION GROUP TROPHY

for MOST SUCCESSFUL MURRAY GREY

EXHIBITOR•Trophy(value$75)sponsoredby

SA Murray Grey Breed Promotion Group

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POLL HEREFORD




JUNIOR CHAMPION POLL HEREFORD BULL•Trophy(value$80)sponsoredby

CGU Insurance•Voucher(value$100)sponsoredby

Elders Limited


RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION POLL HEREFORD BULL






SENIOR CHAMPION POLL HEREFORD BULL•Trophy(value$100)sponsoredby

CGU Insurance

RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION POLL HEREFORD BULL

THE 5TH BARTON-STEER FAMILY CHALLENGE TROPHY

and THE LANDMARK PRIZE

for GRAND CHAMPION POLL HEREFORD BULL

•Trophy(value$500)sponsoredby Cannawigra, Five Star and Warrensville,

‘Cannawigra’, Bordertown. This trophy will become the property of the first

exhibitor to obtain three wins. •Voucher(value$100)sponsoredbyLandmark

Exhibits must conform to the rules and regulations of Herefords Australia, before being eligible for exhibition and/or to gain an award. Classes are open to both Hereford and Poll Hereford animals.






JUNIOR CHAMPION POLL HEREFORD COW OR HEIFER


RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION POLL HEREFORD COW OR HEIFER




THE JOHN H ELLERS MEMORIAL TROPHY for

SENIOR CHAMPION POLL HEREFORD COW•Trophy(value$100)sponsoredby

Mrs Susan Ellers

RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION POLL HEREFORD COW

THE NIOKA TROPHY for

GRAND CHAMPION POLL HEREFORD FEMALE•Trophy(value$100)sponsoredby

Mr David Davies




BEEF CATTLE 19

Awards: No. 1 Trophy won by A E Day & Sons No. 2 Trophy won by L H & I M Bennett & SonNo. 3 Trophy won by L H & I M Bennett & Son No. 4 Trophy won by F Borg 1993 - Margfred Park 1994 - W & C J Tarca 1995 - Heatherdale Pty Ltd 1996 - Doonbiddie Wonderview Pty Ltd 1997 - Doonbiddie LJS Pty Ltd 1998 - Ellers Pastoral Investments Pty Ltd 1999 - Ellers Pastoral Investments Pty Ltd 2000 - RF & TJ Willmott 2001 - M D & H C Berkeley 2002 - Nioka Poll Hereford Stud 2003 - Heatherdale Pty Ltd 2004 - A Honner 2005 - D & K Copping 2006 - Ebbeck Family Farms & Academy Cattle Co 2007 - A Honner 2008 - P W Scown & Sons 2009 - Kerlson Pines Pastoral 2010 - P W Scown & Sons 2011 - K Copping

SUPREME CHAMPION POLL HEREFORD EXHIBIT

Class 127–THE ALLEN E DAY MEMORIAL PRIZE Two Bulls. Bred by exhibitor. Animals to be drawn from general classes. • Voucher (value $100) sponsored by

Allendale and Days Whiteface

Class 128–THE HEATHERDALE TROPHY Pair, Bull and Female. To comprise two animals under 20 months. Not necessarily the same sire or dam. Animals to be drawn from general classes.• Trophy (value $100) sponsored by

Heatherdale Poll Herefords.



THE BENDULLA STUD TROPHY for

MOST SUCCESSFUL POLL HEREFORD EXHIBITOR

Points to be calculated from general classes and Breeders' Group only.

•Trophy(value$120)sponsoredby Bendulla Poll Hereford Stud

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RED ANGUS

Exhibits must conform to the rules and regulations of The Red Angus Society of Australia, before being eligible for exhibition and/or to gain an award.





JUNIOR CHAMPION RED ANGUS COW OR HEIFER

RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION RED ANGUS COW OR HEIFER




SENIOR CHAMPION RED ANGUS COW

RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION RED ANGUS COW

THE KNOTT FAMILY TROPHY for

GRAND CHAMPION RED ANGUS FEMALE•Trophy(value$250)sponsoredby

RJ & EA Knott Prize is a rolled leather cow halter



Class 140–Bull,16 months and under 18 months.


JUNIOR CHAMPION RED ANGUS BULL

RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION RED ANGUS BULL




SENIOR CHAMPION RED ANGUS BULL


RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION RED ANGUS BULL


THE L G MATTEN PRIZE and


GRAND CHAMPION RED ANGUS BULL•Voucher(value$100)sponsoredby

Mr Wayne Matten•Voucher(value$100)sponsoredbyLandmark


SUPREME CHAMPION RED ANGUS EXHIBIT•Trophy(value$75sponsoredby

CGU Insurance

Class 145–Sire's Progeny Group. To comprise three animals, both sexes to be represented. Not necessarily owned by the exhibitor. Name of sire to be stated on the entry form. Animals to be drawn from general classes.


BEEF CATTLE 21

RED POLL

Exhibits must conform to the rules and regulations of the Australian Red Poll Cattle Breeders Inc, before being eligible for exhibition and/or to gain an award.



THE PROGRAMMED PROPERTY SERVICES PRIZE

for JUNIOR CHAMPION RED POLL

COW OR HEIFER•$100sponsoredby

Programmed Property Services Limited

RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION RED POLL COW OR HEIFER

Class 149–THE PRINCESS ROYAL CUP PRIZE Pair of Heifers under 20 months. Animals to be drawn from general classes. • $50 sponsored by

Australian Red Poll Cattle Breeders Inc




for SENIOR CHAMPION RED POLL COW

•$100sponsoredby Programmed Property Services Limited

RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION RED POLL COW


for GRAND CHAMPION RED POLL FEMALE





for JUNIOR CHAMPION RED POLL BULL


RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION RED POLL BULL




for SENIOR CHAMPION RED POLL BULL


RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION RED POLL BULL


GRAND CHAMPION RED POLL BULL•Voucher(value$100)sponsoredbyLandmark

Class 156–Sire's Progeny Group. To comprise three animals, both sexes to be represented. Not necessarily owned by the exhibitor. Name of sire to be stated on entry form. Animals to be drawn from general classes.


THE W B MUNE MEMORIAL TROPHY for

MOST SUCCESSFUL RED POLL EXHIBITORPoints to be calculated from general classes and

Breeders' Group only. •Trophy(value$150)sponsoredbyBill Dinning

22 BEEF CATTLE

SANTA GERTRUDIS

Exhibits to conform to the rules and regulations of The Santa Gertrudis Cattle Breeders' (Australia) Association, before being eligible for exhibition and/or to gain an award.





THE GLEN GILLIAN TROPHY for

JUNIOR CHAMPION SANTA GERTRUDIS COW OR HEIFER

•Trophy(value$75)sponsoredbyRose Ross

THE BENETOOK STUD TROPHY for

RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION SANTA GERTRUDIS COW OR HEIFER

•Trophy(value$50)sponsoredbyNorma Pratt




THE WALMONA PASTORAL TROPHY for

SENIOR CHAMPION SANTA GERTRUDIS COW•Trophy(value$150)sponsoredbyDoering

Brothers, Walmona Santa Gertrudis Stud, Truro

THE ROLLAND TRANSPORT TROPHY for

RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION SANTA GERTRUDIS COW

•Trophy(value$50)sponsoredby Rolland Transport

THE S KIDMAN & CO PRIZE and

THE SANTA GERTRUDIS BREEDERS' ASSOCIATION OF AUSTRALIA TROPHY

for GRAND CHAMPION SANTA GERTRUDIS

FEMALE•Trophy(value$150)sponsoredby

Santa Gertrudis Breeders' (Aust) Association•$200sponsoredbyS. Kidman & Co Ltd





THE NANGARINGA TROPHY for

JUNIOR CHAMPION SANTA GERTRUDIS BULL

•Trophy(value$75)sponsoredby Fogden & Sons

THE SEYMOURVALE STUD TROPHY for

RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION SANTA GERTRUDIS BULL

•Trophy(value$50)sponsoredby LD & NR Lintern




SENIOR CHAMPION SANTA GERTRUDIS BULL

BEEF CATTLE 23

THE GOLDEN ELM STUD TROPHY for

RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION SANTA GERTRUDIS BULL

•Trophy(value$100)sponsoredby Golden Elm Stud


THE S KIDMAN & CO PRIZE and

THE SANTA GERTRUDIS BREEDERS' ASSOCIATION OF AUSTRALIA TROPHY

for GRAND CHAMPION SANTA GERTRUDIS

BULL•$200sponsoredbyS. Kidman & Co Ltd

•Trophy(value$150)sponsoredby Santa Gertrudis Breeders' (Aust) Association

•Voucher(value$100)sponsoredbyLandmark

THE HB RURAL TROPHY for

SUPREME CHAMPION SANTA GERTRUDIS EXHIBIT

•Trophy(value$100),PerpetualTrophy (value $100) sponsored by HB Rural Pty Ltd

Class 172–THE S KIDMAN & CO PRIZE Sire's Progeny Group. To comprise three animals, both sexes to be represented. Not necessarily owned by the exhibitor. Name of sire to be stated on entry form. Animals to be drawn from general classes. • $100 sponsored by S. Kidman & Co Ltd

Class 173–THE NATIONAL AUSTRALIA BANK PRIZE Breeders' Group. To comprise three animals, both sexes to be represented. Bred and wholly owned by the exhibitor. Animals to be drawn from general classes.• Product (value $200) sponsored by

National Australia Bank - Nuriootpa NAB branded merchandise


MOST SUCCESSFUL SANTA GERTRUDIS EXHIBITOR

Points to be calculated from general classes and Breeders' Group only.


SHORTHORN - 2012 FEATURE BREED

Exhibits must conform to the rules and regulations of the Shorthorn Society of Australia, before being eligible for exhibition and/or to gain an award.

The Royal Agricultural & Horticultural Society of SA Inc is pleased to match all new prize money (up to $5000) raised by the Shorthorn Society of Australia, SA for the Shorthorn Feature Breed at the

2012 Royal Adelaide Show. Full details of all sponsorship will be printed in the Catalogue.






THE L G MATTEN PRIZE for

JUNIOR CHAMPION SHORTHORN COW OR HEIFER

•Voucher(value$250)sponsoredby Mr Wayne Matten

THE JOHN NITSCHKE DRILLING PRIZE for

RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION SHORTHORN COW OR HEIFER

•$100sponsoredby John Nitschke Drilling Pty Ltd

Class 181–THE BAROOKA PRIZE Two Shorthorn Heifers. Bred by exhibitor. Age, not over 20 months. Not to be judged as a pair. Animals to be drawn from general classes. • $100 sponsored by The family of the

late Roger Goode of Barooka, Kingston.



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THE BAYVIEW PRIZE for

SENIOR CHAMPION SHORTHORN COW• Trophy (value $100) sponsored by

Bayview Shorthorns

RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION SHORTHORN COW

THE SA SHORTHORN YOUTH PRIZE for

GRAND CHAMPION SHORTHORN FEMALE•Voucher(value$130)sponsoredby

SA Shorthorn Youth

Class 185–THE ROBERTSON AI HERD TESTING SERVICES PRIZE Bull, 10 months and under 12 months.• $100 sponsored by Robertson AI





THE RABOBANK PRIZE for

JUNIOR CHAMPION SHORTHORN BULL•$100sponsoredbyRabobank

RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION SHORTHORN BULL

Class 190–THE RONALD NORRIS MEMORIAL PRIZE Two Shorthorn Bulls. Bred by exhibitor. Age, not over 20 months. Not to be judged as a pair. Animals to be drawn from general classes. • $100 sponsored by

Ronald Norris Memorial Trust Fund




THE LAKE HAWDON TROPHY for

SENIOR CHAMPION SHORTHORN BULL•Trophy(value$100)sponsoredby

Lake Hawdon Proprietors

SPRINGWOOD PASTORAL COMPANY PRIZE for

RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION SHORTHORN BULL

•$100sponsoredbyS.A.S. Withers




GRAND CHAMPION SHORTHORN BULL•Voucher(value$100)sponsoredby

Elders Limited•$100sponsoredbyCGU Insurance

•Voucher(value$500)sponsoredbyLandmark

THE J J ROCHE TROPHY for

SUPREME CHAMPION SHORTHORN EXHIBIT•,Trophy(value$218)sponsoredby

J J Roche, Esq.

Class 194–THE BUNDALEER PRIZE Pair, Bull and Female. To comprise two animals under 24 months. Not necessarily the same sire or dam. Animals to be drawn from general classes.• $100 sponsored by G E Ashby & Sons

Class 195–THE BROUGHTON PARK PRIZE and THE ELDERS PRIZE Sire's Progeny Group. To comprise three animals, both sexes to be represented. Not necessarily owned by the exhibitor. Name of sire to be stated on entry form.Animals to be drawn from general classes. • First $100; Second $50 sponsored by

Trengove Partners• First Voucher (value $120); Second

Voucher (value $80); Third Voucher (value $50) sponsored by Elders Limited

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Class 196–THE BELMORE TROPHY and THE ELDERS PRIZE Breeders' Group. To comprise three animals, both sexes to be represented. Bred and wholly owned by the exhibitor. Animals to be drawn from general classes. • Trophy (value $100) sponsored by

I.A.S Withers• First Voucher (value $120); Second

Voucher (value $80); Third Voucher (value $50) sponsored by Elders Limited

THE WIDDECOMBE TROPHY for

MOST SUCCESSFUL SHORTHORN EXHIBITORPoints to be calculated from general classes and

Breeders' Group only. •Trophy(value$100)sponsoredbyGraham Hill

SIMMENTAL

Exhibits must conform to the rules and regulations of The Simmental Cattle Breeders' Association of Australia, before being eligible for exhibition and/or to gain an award.





THE COOPERS HEALTH PRIZE and

THE J W YOUNG & SON PRIZE for

JUNIOR CHAMPION SIMMENTAL COW OR HEIFER

•Voucher(value$150)sponsoredby Coopers Animal Health

•$100sponsoredby J W Young and Son, 'Congeith', Naracoorte

RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION SIMMENTAL COW OR HEIFER




THE WATERFRONT SIMMENTALS PRIZE for

SENIOR CHAMPION SIMMENTAL COW•Trophy(value$100)sponsoredby

Waterfront Simmentals

RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION SIMMENTAL COW

THE GEORGE COPPING MEMORIAL TROPHY for

GRAND CHAMPION SIMMENTAL FEMALE•Trophy(value$150)sponsoredby

The Copping Family





THE COOPERS ANIMAL HEALTH PRIZE and


JUNIOR CHAMPION SIMMENTAL BULL•Trophy(value$75)sponsoredby

CGU Insurance •Voucher(value$200)sponsoredby

Coopers Animal Health

THE WFI PRIZE for

RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION SIMMENTAL BULL

•$150sponsoredbyWFI




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THE CALLENDALE PRIZE and


SENIOR CHAMPION SIMMENTAL BULL•$100sponsoredbyR D & H V Baker•Voucher(value$100)sponsoredby

Elders Limited

RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION SIMMENTAL BULL


THE NALPA PASTORAL COMPANY PRIZE for

GRAND CHAMPION SIMMENTAL BULL•Voucher(value$100)sponsoredbyLandmark•$100sponsoredbyNalpa Pastoral Company

THE 2ND GLAMIS CHALLENGE TROPHY for

SUPREME CHAMPION SIMMENTAL EXHIBIT •Trophy(value$300)sponsoredby

Glamis Proprietors, Rockleigh, ClarendonThe trophy will become the property of the first exhibitor to obtain 3 successive wins or 5 wins

in all.

AwardsNo. 1 trophy won by Munga Park Pastoral Co.

1986 - Mrs E M MacGregor 1987 - W J & M Davey 1988 - Tusmore Stud

1989 - Tusmore Simmentals 1990 - Simmental Genetics & Aeolus Nom

1991 - G W Higgins 1992 - G W Higgins

1993 - P J & J M Gray 1994 - R D & H V Baker

1995 - Tusmore Stud 1996 - Grimich Park Stud

1997 - Nawarra Stud 1998 - Nalpa Pastoral Co 1999 - M B & T J Parker

2000 - R A & M P Crawford 2001 - P & M C Maglieri 2002 - Nalpa Pastoral Co

2003 - R H Hodge & Partners 2004 - T Baker

2005 - Woonallee Simmentals 2006 - R H Hodge & Partners

2007 - Auscan Simmentals & Simbrahs 2008 - G C & V J Muller 2009 - TR & EA Baker

2010 - G C & V J Muller 2011 - TRS & EA Baker


Class 212–Breeders' Group. To comprise three animals, both sexes to be represented. Bred and wholly owned by exhibitor. Animals to be drawn from general classes.

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SQUARE MEATERS

Exhibits must conform to the rules and regulations of the Square Meater Cattle Association before being eligible for exhibition and/or gain an award.



JUNIOR CHAMPION SQUARE MEATERS COW OR HEIFER



SENIOR CHAMPION SQUARE MEATERS COW

THE ELENDEE SQUARE MEATERS TROPHY for

GRAND CHAMPION SQUARE MEATERS FEMALE

•Trophy(value$160)sponsoredby Elendee Square Meaters - Anembo, NSW

Class 217–Bull, 10 months an under 16 months.


JUNIOR CHAMPION SQUARE MEATERS BULL



SENIOR CHAMPION SQUARE MEATERS BULL

THE MISTY MEADOWS SQUARE MEATERS TROPHY

for GRAND CHAMPION SQUARE MEATERS BULL

•Trophy(value$160)sponsoredby Mabelic Square Meaters - Narromine NSW



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ANY OTHER BREED

Exhibits must conform to the rules and regulations of the Breed Society with which they are registered, before being eligible for exhibition and/or to gain an award. All exhibits to be the progeny of a registered purebred male and from a dam of at least 7/8th pure breeding of the same breed. After entries have been closed, the entries received will be examined and the committee will, if necessary, provide separate breed classes and judges.



JUNIOR CHAMPION COW OR HEIFER



SENIOR CHAMPION COW

GRAND CHAMPION FEMALE



JUNIOR CHAMPION BULL



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The scale is based on the following table: - 1) Breeds which showed 25 exhibits and over 10 months and under 14 months 14 months and under 16 months 16 months and under 18 months 18 months and under 20 monthsJunior Champion and Reserve Junior Champion 20 months and under 24 months 24 months and under 30 months 30 months and overSenior Champion and Reserve Senior Champion Grand Champion Supreme Champion Exhibit (if requested)

2) Breeds which showed 17 to 24 exhibits 10 months and under 14 months 14 months and under 16 months 16 months and under 20 months Junior Champion and Reserve Junior

Champion 20 months and under 30 months 30 months and overSenior Champion and Reserve Senior Champion Grand Champion

3) Breeds which showed 1 - 16 exhibits 10 months and under 16 months 16 months and under 20 monthsJunior Champion 20 months and under 30 months 30 months and over Senior Champion Grand Champion

NOTICE TO EXHIBITORS OF BEEF CATTLE

Please be advised that breed class allocations are worked out on the number of animals paraded before the judge (excluding group classes) at the previous years show.

FEATURE BREED 10 months and under 12 months 12 months and under 14 months 14 months and under 16 months 16 months and under 18 months

18 months and under 20 monthsJunior Champion and Reserve Junior Champion 20 months and under 24 months 24 months and under 30 months 30 months and overSenior Champion and Reserve Senior Champion Grand Champion Supreme Champion Exhibit

All breed classes and special awards (except supreme champion exhibit) are offered for both sexes.

Breed class allocations will include a Breeders Group and Sires Progeny class. All other general classes and awards unless sponsored will not be offered.

Beef Cattle classes will be reviewed annually and allocated in accordance with the number of animals paraded before the judge at the previous

Royal Adelaide Show.

Please find below suggestions to assist with water conservation: • Allwaterhosestohaveon/offtaps. • Wherepossible,itispreferablethatcattlearegroomedratherthanwashed. • Feedcattleappropriatelypriortotransport(ie)ceasegivingwateratleast

12 hours prior to transport and feed on dry feed only.

SUBMISSION OF ENTRIESExhibitors may make three entries in Class 401, Breeders Steer regardless of Breed. Led Steer entries must be made on a separate entry form from Stud entries.Exhibitors may exhibit five entries in Class 501, Schools class providing each animal is a different breed.Exhibitors need not be members of the Royal Agricultural and Horticultural Society of SA Inc to enter in Led Steer classes.Please state breed on the entry form.The Society will accept only those entries if the following is detailed on the entry form:1. CLASS NUMBER2. NAME OF ANIMAL3. DATE OF BIRTH4. NAME OF SIRE AND DAM5. NAME OF BREEDER6. NLISTAG No

RESTRICTION ON ENTRIESThe Society reserves the right to restrict the number of entries in Led Steer Classes.

ENTRY FEESExhibitors will be required to book and pay for an exhibit space at the following rate: $66 per space (includes GST) (covers class and bedding fee)Make cheques payable to RA&HS and send with completed entry forms to: RA&HS - Led Steers Section PO Box 40 GOODWOOD SA 5034.

PRIZESPrizes in each class will be:First, $25; second, $10 for both on hoof and on hook judging.

PAYMENT OF PRIZE MONEYEFT is a more efficient form of payment of prize money. Exhibitors are requested to nominate bank account details on the space provided on the entry form to facilitate prompt payment of prize money. Exhibitors who do not nominate a bank account may be paid by cheque by indicating on the entry form. Please note – payment by cheque will be made after EFT payments are processed.Please note that cheques will be made out in the name of the exhibitor. If you do not have an account in the name you have entered under, you will need to be paid via EFT.

To assist the Society, would you please ensure cheques are deposited promptly into a bank account. Replacement prize cheques will be issued up to 31 December 2012, however a fee of $10 may be charged. If the cheque to be replaced is not returned then an additional fee will be charged to cover the cost of cancellation. Any concerns regarding prize money must be raised with the Society by 31 December.

PRIZE MONEY AND GSTPrize money as stated in the Prize Schedule does not include GST.The prize money which we pay to successful exhibitors depends on information provided to us. If you confirm that you are GST registered and provide your Australian Business Number (ABN), we will pay the appropriate prize money plus 10% GST. We will provide you with a Recipient Created Tax Invoice which you will need to submit to the Australian Taxation Office.In entering the competition, you acknowledge your agreement to the following:You will not issue a tax invoice to the RA&HS in respect to prize money received; You will notify the RA&HS if you cease to be registered for GST. If you provide your Australian Business Number but are not registered for GST, we will pay the prize money as detailed in the Prize Schedule without reference to the GST.If you confirm you are entering as part of a private recreational pursuit or hobby, we will pay the prize money as detailed in the Prize Schedule without reference to GST.

YOUR PRIVACYIf you do not want your details to be made available to other parties, please tick the box on the entry form supplied by the RA&HS. Your personal information will then only be used by the RA&HS to maintain contact with you and allow us to manage your entries. The RA&HS reserves the right to inform prize sponsors of the details of recipients to enable distribution of their voucher/product prizes. Please note: by ticking the box to suppress your details, your name will appear in the Catalogue (if applicable) but your address will not.

LED STEERCLOSING DATE OF ENTRIES

FRIDAY 15 JUNE 2012 at 5.00 pm

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EXHIBITSSteers must show milk teeth only.No restriction on feeding.Steers must not exhibit horn growth of more than 4 cm from the base of the horn.Steers must be polled or dehorned and must be quiet and tractable and trained to tie up and lead.All Led Steers must have nose clips or rings when being exhibited.All Led Steer exhibitors will have an area allocated to house their entries. This has been done to alleviate congestion and/or confusion upon arrival.A floor plan will be on display on the Beef Cattle Supervisors window.Schools entering in class 501 must provide the full name of the sire on their Led Steer entry form. If the information is not supplied at the time of entry, the exhibit will not be accepted.

ENZOOTIC BOVINE LEUCOSIS (EBL) AND JOHNE’S DISEASE

If the herd status for EBL is infected or provisionally clear, all animals entered must be tested negative within 90 days of the opening of the Show. Documentation of negative results must be submitted to the Society at least 14 days before commencement of the Show.Steers are not required to come from MN1 or better herds but if the herd status for Johne’s Disease is infected or suspect, entries will not be accepted.

HORMONE GROWTH PROMOTANTThe use of hormone growth promotants in Led Steer classes is prohibited.

BREEDINGAll steers to be the progeny of a registered purebred male and from a dam of at least 7/8ths of pure breeding of the same breed.The Committee reserves the right to disqualify any exhibits who do not meet the respective breed society regulations.

LOCKERSA limited number of lockers are available on the Showground. Led Steer exhibitors may purchase a locker at a cost of $66. Lockers will only be allocated if payment is received at time of entry. Led Steer exhibitors may be required to share a locker.Students are not permitted to sleep in these lockers.Lockers will be allocated by the Society. Please report to the Beef Cattle Supervisor’s Office for your locker number. Keys must be returned to the Beef Cattle Supervisor prior to completion of the competition.

WEIGHT RESTRICTIONSAny Steer weighing less than 340 kg live on the Society’s scales will not be accepted for competition.

SCANNOGRAMMING OF LED STEERSAll Led Steers will be scanned and weighed at the 2012 Royal Adelaide Show. This Information will be displayed on the exhibit’s neck card.

PROPERTY IDENTIFICATION CODEProperty identification code must be included on entry form.

EXHIBITORS PLEASE NOTEON HOOF JUDGING: There will be three weight classifications. The steers will be weighed and the Beef Cattle Committee will make up classes as evenly as possible.ON HOOK JUDGING: Exhibits will be classed according to their carcase weight.

JUDGINGAll steers will be judged on Thursday 13 September on the Beef Cattle Judging Lawn.

GRAND PARADEFor School Entries Only.All Schools will be encouraged to lead their steers in the Parade.A sash will be awarded to the School that is judged for the best appearance and parading. This sash will be presented immediately after the Grand Parade.

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JUDGING OF BEEF CARCASESCarcasses will be judged within the general parameters of the Meat Standards Australia Competition Model, incorporating carcase attributes relevant to Market Specifications and MSA developed eating quality standards.Animals entered in Carcase Competitions cannot comply with the pre-slaughter management guidelines of MSA pathways, so their carcases are not eligible for MSA grading. However, the principles of MSA grading will still be applied in judging the carcases, according to the following Schedule of maximum points:

Market SpecificationEye Muscle Area ....................................20 points P8 Fat ....................................................10 points Meat Colour (min 1B, Max 3) ..................5 points Rib Fat (min 3mm) .................................15 points Distribution .............................................5 pointsTotal Market Specification ................... 55 pointsEating QualityCalculated using the MSA prediction model (average eating quality score for the 17 main primals by their cooking methods) and records all MSA parameters for feedback.Total Eating Quality.............................. 45 points

TOTAL SCORE ................................. 100 POINTS

To be eligible for an award, carcases should meet the following MSA requirements:• pH, less than 5.7;• Meat Colour, minium Ausmeat Chip 1B,

maximum Ausmeat chip 3;• Rib Fat Depth, miniumum 3mm;• Ossification, maximum 300;• Fat Distribution, even fat coverage over

major primals and good even coverage over entire carcase. Carcases will lose points for uneven coverage and excess waste.

Carcase Weight and Fat Specifications

NB: Payment will be made in accordance with the T & R Pastoral price grid on the day.The Society reserves the right to alter the judging method. Exhibitors will be advised of any changes as early as possible.

SLAUGHTER OF LED STEERSIn an effort to reduce the number of dark cutters often caused by stress to animals the RA&HS Beef Cattle Committee will be loading steers for T&R Pastoral in the early hours of Friday morning. This will allow steers to relax and sleep following a full day of judging, parading, photos etc.All exhibitors will be required to feed and water thier animals after judging on the Thursday afternoon prior to packing up and leaving.It is also recommended that a small amount of hay is left in front of each steer.Exhibitors will be required to tie their steers up with a halter supplied by the RA&HS before they leave.Carcase information and figures will be presented at the Presentation of Awards at 6.30 pm on Saturday 15 September 2012 at the Adelaide Showground.

ENTRY PASSES - SCHOOLSSchools entering in the Led Steer section will receive 12 one-day tickets per animal entered (to a maximum of 60 one-day tickets per school per day of exhibiting, i.e. Wednesday and Thursday.)

USE OF LOFTSDuring the Led Steer Competition the use of lofts for storage of feed and equipment will be strictly forbidden. A section at the end of each bay will be allocated for storage purposes.

Category Range P8 12/13 Weight (Rump) Rib - kg -mm

Light Domestic 180-240 6-10 4-7

Heavy Domestic 240.1 - 300 8-13 5-9

Export 300.1 + 12-17 7-12

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LED STEER CLASSESClass 401–Breeders Steer

Exhibits will be weighed and classified into lightweight and heavyweight classes. Steers to be bred and owned by exhibitor. Steers must be named. Limit of three steers per exhibitor. All steers entered in Class 501 must be led in the Grand Parade held on Wednesday 12 September.

Class 501–School Steer Open to all Tertiary bodies and Secondary Schools. The breeding of steers must be in accordance with the requirements of the respective breed classes. Name of Breeder must be stated on the entry form. The conditions of entry for the general classes will apply with the exception of the bred by the exhibitor regulation. Steers entered in this class must be cared for by members of the School for at least three months prior to the Show. Five entries may be made by a School, however, only one entry of any particular breed is permitted. Steers entered in these classes are eligible for Champion and general awards. Exhibits will be weighed and classified into lightweight and heavyweight classes. Exhibits must be led by students. A maximum of two school students (including the handler) will be permitted in the shed during weighing and scanning of steers. Name of sire must be stated on entry form - failure to comply will result in the entry being disqualified.

SPECIAL AWARDS

All Champions and Reserve Champions will receive sashes.

THE T & R PASTORAL PRIZE for

CHAMPION LIGHT DOMESTIC STEER ON HOOF

•$400sponsoredbyT & R Pastoral Pty Ltd


RESERVE CHAMPION LIGHT DOMESTIC STEER ON HOOF



CHAMPION HEAVY DOMESTIC STEER ON HOOF



RESERVE CHAMPION HEAVY DOMESTIC STEER ON HOOF



CHAMPION EXPORT STEER ON HOOF•$400sponsoredbyT & R Pastoral Pty Ltd


RESERVE CHAMPION EXPORT STEER ON HOOF

•$100sponsoredby T & R Pastoral Pty Ltd


GRAND CHAMPION STEER ON HOOF•$300sponsoredbyT & R Pastoral Pty Ltd


CHAMPION LIGHT DOMESTIC CARCASE•$500sponsoredbyT & R Pastoral Pty Ltd

The Society wishes to acknowledge the generous support by

T & R PASTORAL of the

Led Steer Section

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RESERVE CHAMPION LIGHT DOMESTIC CARCASE


THE T & R PASTORAL PRIZE CHAMPION HEAVY DOMESTIC CARCASE



RESERVE CHAMPION HEAVY DOMESTIC CARCASE



CHAMPION EXPORT CARCASE•$500sponsoredbyT & R Pastoral Pty Ltd


RESERVE CHAMPION EXPORT CARCASE•$250sponsoredbyS. Kidman & Co Ltd


GRAND CHAMPION CARCASE• $300 sponsored by T & R Pastoral Pty Ltd

THE 3RD O'CONNOR CHALLENGE TROPHY for

LED STEER TEAMS CHAMPIONSHIP

1. Competition to be between teams of three steers.

2. Steers to be selected from exhibits competing in the Led Steer classes.

3. Each team to be representative of any recognised beef cattle breed.

4. Each breed to be represented by one team only.

5. Each Breed Society will be responsible for nominating the team to represent the Society.

6. All steers are allocated points during live judging and these points will be used as part of the nominated teams score to a maximum of 100 points.

7. Points gained by steers in the carcass judging (maximum of 300) will be added to the live judging points to determine the winner.

•Firstprize$300,Trophy(value$100);Second $150; Third Commended sponsored by

O'Connor Investments Pty Ltd O'Connor Challenge Trophy (value $100) to be awarded to the Breed Society nominating the winning team. Permanent possession will be

obtained by the first Breed Society to obtain three wins in succession or five wins in all.

AwardsNo. 1 Trophy won by Simmental No. 2 Trophy won by Charolais

1992 - Red Poll 1993 - South Devon

1994 - Charolais 1995 - Red Poll

1996 - Shorthorn 1997 - Simmental

1998 - Angus 1999 - Limousin 2000 - Limousin

2001 - Angus 2002 - Shorthorn 2003 - Shorthorn

2004 - Red Poll Team 2005 - Angus

2006 - Poll Hereford 2007 - Red Angus 2008 - Red Poll 2009 - Limousin 2010 - Charolais 2011 - Limousin

SCHOOL SPECIAL ON HOOF AWARDS

Awards for this section will be presented after the Led Steer hoof section judging.

THE URRBRAE TROPHY for

BEST RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN STEER AND HANDLER

Six student handlers will be selected from the Schools' Pure Bred Steer Project class and from

entries in the Pure Bred Steers Project class which have been prepared and exhibited by schools, to

compete for the trophy.These handlers must wear a neck number and will each receive a one colour ribbon, Merit

Award for Steer Handling.NB: Prize is awarded to the handler, not the steer.

•Trophy(value$50)sponsoredby Urrbrae Agricultural High School

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THE KIDMAN AWARD for

LIVE CATTLE ASSESSMENTPrior to judging of the Led Steer Competition, a Live Cattle Assessment Competition will be

conducted as part of an education program for schools with Led Steers at the Royal Adelaide

Show. •$60sponsoredbyKapundaHigh School Parents & Friends Association. First $30,

medallion; Second $20; Third $10

THE KIDMAN SHIELD SCHOOL WITH HIGHEST AGGREGATE FOR A TEAM OF FOUR

STUDENTS•$40sponsoredby Kapunda High School

Parents & Friends Association

THE WOOLWORTHS PRIZE fot

BEST GRAND PARADE PRESENTATION BY A SCHOOL

Competitors must participate in the Grand Parade on Wednesday.

A sash will be presented to the top school.•$250sponsoredbyWoolworths Supermarkets

THE TERSH HANNAM MEMORIAL TROPHY for

SCHOOL WITH THE BEST PREPARED AND PRESENTED MURRAY STEER

•Trophy(value$75)sponsoredby SA Murray Grey Beef Cattle Breeders and the

Agriculture Teachers' Association A sum of money made available by the SA Murray Grey Beef Cattle Breeders and the

Agriculture Teachers' Association will be invested and the interest received used to purchase a

trophy annually.

SA SHORTHORN YOUTH PRIZE for

BEST PRESENTED AND LED SHORTHORN SCHOOL STEER

•Voucher(value$80)sponsoredby SA Shorthorn Youth

THE ATASA AWARD for

MOST PROFESSIONALLY PRESENTED SCHOOLThis award will be presented to the school which

is judged to be the most professional in the presentation of themselves and their exhibits.

•$50sponsoredbyAgriculture Teachers Association of SA

Judging assisted by the Junior Beef Breeders Group

THE SOUTHERN ANGUS BREEDERS ASSOCIATION PRIZE

forBEST ANGUS SCHOOL STEER ON HOOF♦ First prize $125; Second $75; Third $50

•$250sponsoredby Southern Angus Breeders Association

THE SOUTH AUSTRALIAN POLL HEREFORD ASSOCIATION PRIZE

for BEST HANDLER OF A POLL HEREFORD

SCHOOL STEER•Voucher(value$75)sponsoredby

South Australian Poll Hereford Association

SCHOOL SPECIAL CARCASE AWARDS

Awards for this section will be presented at 6.30pm on Saturday, 15 September 2012 at the Adelaide Showground.

THE ANGUS AUSTRALIA, SA COMMITTEE PRIZE

for BEST BLACK ANGUS CARCASE

♦ First prize $200; Second $100; Third $50 •$350sponsoredby

Angus Australia, SA Committee.

THE AUSTRALIAN BRAHMAN BREEDERS' ASSOCIATION PREMIUM

for BEST BRAHMAN SCHOOL CARCASE,

provided this animal also gains the Grand Champion Carcase award.

•$500sponsoredby Australian Brahman Breeders' Association


for HIGHEST SCORING BRAHMAN SCHOOL

CARCASE•$100sponsoredby

Australian Brahman Breeders' Association

THE CHAROLAIS SOCIETY OF AUSTRALIA (SA REGION) PREMIUM

for HIGHEST SCORING CHAROLAIS SCHOOL

CARCASE•$100sponsoredby

Charolais Society of Australia (SA)

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THE MURRAY GREY BEEF CATTLE SOCIETY PRIZE

for HIGHEST POINT SCORING MURRAY GREY

SCHOOL CARCASE•$250sponsoredby

Murray Grey Beef Cattle Society Limited Provided it is sired by a registered

Murray Grey Bull

THE MAGNUS AUSTRALIA PRIZE and


for SCHOOL EXHIBITING THE HIGHEST SCORING

MURRAY GREY•Voucher(value$250)sponsoredby

Magnus Australia Pty Ltd•$250sponsoredby


Murray Grey Bull

THE CGU INSURANCE AWARD for

SCHOOL EXHIBITING THE HIGHEST SCORING HEREFORD STEER ON HOOF AND HOOK

•$50sponsoredby CGU Insurance

THE CGU INSURANCE PREMIUM for

BREEDER OF THE HIGHEST SCORING SCHOOL HEREFORD STEER ON HOOF AND

HOOK.•$100sponsoredbyCGU Insurance

THE ANAMA PRIZE for

SCHOOL EXHIBITING THE HIGHEST SCORING RED ANGUS STEER ON HOOK

•$200sponsoredbyAnama Holdings

THE ANAMA PRIZE for

SCHOOL EXHIBITING THE SECOND HIGHEST SCORING RED ANGUS STEER ON HOOK.

•$100sponsoredby Anama Holdings

THE ANAMA PRIZE for

SCHOOL EXHIBITING THE THIRD HIGHEST SCORING RED ANGUS STEER ON HOOK.

•$50sponsoredbyAnama Holdings

THE SANTA GERTRUDIS BREEDERS' (AUSTRALIA) ASSOCIATION PRIZE

for CHAMPION SANTA GERTRUDIS ON HOOF

OR HOOKProvided this animal is exhibited by a school.

•$275sponsoredby Santa Gertrudis Breeders' (Aust) Association

THE SA SANTA GERTRUDIS BREEDERS ASSOCIATION

for HIGHEST OVERALL POINT SCORING SANTA GERTRUDIS SCHOOL STEER ON HOOF AND

HOOK•$150sponsoredby

SA Santa Gertrudis Breeders Association

THE JOHN GOREY MEMORIAL PRIZEfor

SCHOOL EXHIBITING THE HIGHEST SCORING SHORTHORN STEER ON HOOF

AND HOOK•$330sponsoredby

The John Gorey Memorial Trust

THE JOHN GOREY MEMORIAL PRIZE for

SCHOOL EXHIBITING THE SECOND HIGHEST SCORING SHORTHORN STEER ON HOOF



THE JOHN GOREY MEMORIAL PRIZE for

SCHOOL EXHIBITING THE THIRD HIGHEST SCORING SHORTHHORN STEER ON HOOF



THE JOHN GOREY MEMORIAL PRIZEfor

BREEDER OF THE HIGHEST SCORING SHORTHORN SCHOOL STEER ON HOOF AND

HOOK•$120sponsoredby


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BREED SPECIAL AWARDS

ANGUS


for BEST ANGUS STEER

Provided this animal also gains the Grand Champion Led Steer on Hoof award.

•$250sponsoredby Angus Australia, SA Committee


for BEST ANGUS CARCASE

Provided this animal also gains the Grand Champion Carcase award.

•$250sponsoredby Angus Australia, SA Committee

THE RABOBANK TROPHY and

JR & JE FOX PRIZE for

BREEDER OF THE HIGHEST SCORING ANGUS STEER (OVERALL)

For Hoof and Hook in the Led Steer and School Led Steer Competition.

•$50,Trophy(value$50)sponsoredbyRabobank & JR & JE Fox


for BEST ANGUS STEER AND CARCASE,

Provided this animal also gains both the Grand Champion Led Steer on Hoof award and the

Grand Champion Carcase award. •$1500sponsoredby

Angus Australia, SA Committee

THE SOUTHERN ANGUS BREEDERS ASSOCIATION PRIZE

for STEERS SELECTED TO REPRESENT ANGUS IN

THE O'CONNOR TEAMThree winning Angus exhibits in the O'Connor

Challenge Trophy for Led Steer Teams. •$150sponsoredby

Southern Angus Breeders Association $50 awarded to each exhibitor

AUSTRALIAN LOWLINE

THE AUSTRALIAN LOWLINE CATTLE ASSOCIATION PRIZE

for BEST AUSTRALIAN LOWLINE CARCASE Provided this animal also gains the Grand

Champion Carcase award.•$500sponsoredby

Australian Lowline Cattle Association Inc

BELTED GALLOWAY

THE AUSTRALIAN BELTED GALLOWAY ASSOCIATION INC PREMIUM

for BEST BELTED GALLOWAY STEER,

provided this animal gains the Grand Champion Steer on Hoof award. •$500sponsoredby



for BEST BELTED GALLOWAY CARCASE,

provided this animal gains the Grand Champion Carcase award.

•$500sponsoredby Australian Belted Galloway Association, Inc


for ALL BELTED GALLOWAY ON HOOK

Gaining 85 points and over.•$150andPerqualifyingexhibitorsponsoredby


THE AUSTRALIAN BELTED GALLOWAY ASSOCIATION INC

for HIGHEST SCORING PUREBRED BELTED

GALLOWAY CARCASE•$50sponsoredby


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THE AUSTRALIAN GALLOWAY ASSOCIATION PREMIUM

for CHAMPION GALLOWAY OR BELTED

GALLOWAY STEER Provided it is the progeny of a parent which is

registered with the Australian Galloway Association Inc and also gains the Grand Champion Steer on

Hoof award. •$500sponsoredby

Australian Galloway Association

THE AUSTRALIAN GALLOWAY ASSOCIATION PREMIUM

for CHAMPION GALLOWAY OR BELTED

GALLOWAY CARCASE Provided it is the progeny of a parent which is registered with the Australian Galloway Association Inc and also gains the Grand

Champion Carcase award. •$500sponsoredby

Australian Galloway Association

BLONDE D'AQUITAINE

THE BLONDE D'AQUITAINE SOCIETY OF AUSTRALIA & NEW ZEALAND PREMIUM

for BEST BLONDE D'AQUITAINE STEER


•$250sponsoredby Blonde d'Aquitaine Society of Australia/NZ

THE BLONDE D'AQUITAINE SOCIETY OF AUSTRALIA & NEW ZEALAND PREMIUM

for BEST BLONDE D'AQUITAINE CARCASE Provided this animal also gains the Grand

Champion Carcase award. •$250sponsoredby

Blonde d'Aquitaine Society of Australia/NZ

BRAFORD

THE AUSTRALIAN BRAFORD SOCIETY PREMIUM

for BEST BRAFORD STEER

Provided this animal also gains the Grand Champion Led Steer and/or Carcase award.

•$200sponsoredby Australian Braford Society Limited

If less than 150 head are exhibited premium will be reduced to $100.

THE AUSTRALIAN BRAFORD SOCIETY PREMIUM

for BEST BRAFORD CARCASE


•$200sponsoredby Australian Braford Society Limited

BRAHMAN

THE AUSTRALIAN BRAHMAN BREEDERS' ASSOCIATION (SA BRANCH) PREMIUM

for BRAHMAN CARCASE GAINING THE HIGHEST

POINTS SCORE.•$100sponsoredby

Australian Brahman Breeders' Association


for BEST BRAHMAN STEER

Provided this animal also gains Grand Champion Led Steer on Hoof award and 100 head or over

are exhibited. •$500sponsoredby

Australian Brahman Breeders' Association If only 26-99 head are exhibited, the premium

will be halved.


for BEST BRAHMAN CARCASE

Provided this animal also gains the Grand Champion Carcase award and 100 head or over

are exhibited. •$500sponsoredby

Australian Brahman Breeders' Association If only 26-99 head are exhibited, the premium

will be halved.

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CHAROLAIS


for BEST CHAROLAIS STEER


•$100sponsoredby Charolais Society of Australia (SA)


for BEST CHAROLAIS CARCASE




for BEST CHAROLAIS STEER AND CARCASE

Provided this animal also gains both the Grand Champion Led Steer and Carcase awards.


THE 2ND CHAROLAIS SOCIETY CHALLENGE TROPHY

for BEST CHAROLAIS CARCASE

• Trophy (value $200) sponsored by Charolais Society of Australia (SA)

The trophy will become the property of the first exhibitor to win three times in succession or five

times in all.

Awards 1st. trophy won by R J & S L Sampson

2003 - B Smith 2004 - R J & S L Sampson and H A Seeley

2005 - Edwina Wiltshire-Leggett 2006 - Burra Community School 2007 - Burra Community School

2008 - University of Adelaide (Farm Services - Roseworthy Campus)

2009 - Burra Community School 2010 - Kadlunga Proprietors 2011 - Clare High School

THE VIC O'GRADY MEMORIAL PRIZE for

HIGHEST SCORING DOMESTIC CHAROLAIS CARCASE.

Provided the exhibits score is in the top 25% of all carcase scores.

•$50sponsoredbyDr S B Barker

THE SHIRLEY BARKER PRIZE for

THREE WINNING CHAROLAIS STEERS IN THE O'CONNOR CHALLENGE TROPHY, for Led Steer Teams, provided these animals are Charolais and

sired by a registered Charolais bull.•$300($100perexhibitor)sponsoredby

Dr S B Barker

HEREFORD

THE HEREFORDS AUSTRALIA LTD PREMIUM for

ANY PURE BRED HEREFORD/POLL HEREFORD STEER, of Grand Champion Status

(live or on the hook) •$1000sponsoredbyHerefords Australia


ANY PUREBRED HEREFORD/POLL HEREFORD STEERS ON HOOK, gaining 82 points and over.

To qualify for this award the animal must be sired by a registered Poll Hereford and the sire must be

nominated on the entry form.•$200sponsoredbyHerefords Australia Ltd

per qualifying exhibitor


for HIGHEST SCORING POLL HEREFORD

DOMESTIC STEER ON HOOKIn the event of a tie the prize monies will be

awarded to the steer with the highest saleable meat yield.

•$125sponsoredby South Australian Poll Hereford Association


for HIGHEST SCORING POLL HEREFORD EXPORT

STEER ON HOOKIn the event of a tie the prize monies will be



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HIGHLAND

THE AUSTRALIAN HIGHLAND CATTLE SOCIETY PREMIUM

for HIGHLAND CARCASE IN ANY CLASS

GAINING FIRST PLACESire or dam must be a Highland and nominated

on entry form (gaining 80 points or higher). Winning first place entitles the winner to apply

to the AHCS by 31 December in the current calendar year for inclusion in the AHCS Annual

Carcase Competition.♦ First prize $300; Second $200; Third $100

•$600sponsoredby Australian Highland Cattle Society (Inc.)

LIMOUSIN

THE AUSTRALIAN LIMOUSIN BREEDERS SOCIETY LTD PREMIUM

for BEST LIMOUSIN STEER


•$250sponsoredby Australian Limousin Breeders Society Ltd

THE AUSTRALIAN LIMOUSIN BREEDERS SOCIETY LTD PREMIUM

for BEST LIMOUSIN CARCASE

Provided this animal also gains the Grand Champion Carcas award.

•$250sponsoredby Australian Limousin Breeders Society Ltd

THE AUSTRALIAN LIMOUSIN BREEDERS

SOCIETY LTD PREMIUM for

THREE WINNING LIMOUSIN EXHIBITS IN THE O'CONNOR CHALLENGE TROPHY FOR

LED STEER TEAMS Provided these animals are Limousins. •$300($100perowner)sponsoredby

Australian Limousin Breeders Society Ltd

MURRAY GREY

THE MURRAY GREY BEEF CATTLE SOCIETY PRIZE for

BEST MURRAY GREY EXHIBIT Provided this animal wins the Champion Light

Domestic Steer on Hoof.•$250sponsoredby


Murray Grey Bull

THE MURRAY GREY BEEF CATTLE SOCIETY PRIZE BEST MURRAY GREY EXHIBIT

Provided this animal wins the Champion Heavy Domestic Steer on Hoof.

•$250sponsoredby Murray Grey Beef Cattle Society Limited

Provided it is sired by a registered Murray Grey Bull


BEST MURRAY GREY EXHIBIT Provided this animal wins the Champion Export

Steer on Hoof. •$250sponsoredby


Murray Grey Bull


BEST MURRAY GREY EXHIBIT Provided this animal wins the Champion Light

Domestic Carcase.•$250sponsoredby


Murray Grey Bull


BEST MURRAY GREY EXHIBIT Provided this animals wins the Champion Heavy

Domestic Carcase.•$250sponsoredby


Murray Grey Bull

The Murray Grey Beef Cattle Society Prize in Breeders Steer and Breeders Carcase Class

•First$100;Second$50;Third$20provided the steer is a registered Murray Grey

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for BEST MURRAY GREY EXHIBIT

Provided this animal wins the Champion Export Carcase.





Provided this animal wins the Grand Champion Carcase Award.





Provided this animal wins the Grand Champion Led Steer on Hoof




for HIGHEST SCORING MURRAY GREY CARCASE




for THREE WINNING MURRAY GREY EXHIBITS IN

THE O'CONNOR CHALLENGE TROPHY FOR LED STEER TEAMS

Provided these animals are Murray Greys.•$300sponsoredby

Murray Grey Beef Cattle Society Limited Provided it is sired by a registered Murray Grey

Bull. ($100 per exhibitor)

POLL HEREFORD


ANY PUREBRED HEREFORD/POLL HEREFORD STEERS ON HOOK, gaining 82 points and over.

To qualify for this award the animal must be sired by a registered Poll Hereford and the sire must be

nominated on the entry form.•$200sponsoredbyHerefords Australia Ltd

per qualifying exhibitor


ANY PURE BRED HEREFORD/POLL HEREFORD STEER,

of Grand Champion Status (live or on the hook)

•$1000sponsoredbyHerefords Australia


for HIGHEST SCORING POLL HEREFORD

DOMESTIC STEER ON HOOKIn the event of a tie the prize monies will be




for HIGHEST SCORING POLL HEREFORD EXPORT

STEER ON HOOKIn the event of a tie the prize monies will be



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RED ANGUS

The Red Angus Society of Australia Inc will pay the awards as below upon receipt of application and proof of result to the Red Angus Society of Australia Inc. Red Angus steers eligible for these awards are required to be sired by registered animals in the Red Angus Society of Australia Inc Herdbook.

THE RED ANGUS SOCIETY OF AUSTRALIA PRIZE BEST RED ANGUS STEER

Provided this animal also gains the Grand Champion Steer on Hoof award.

•$500sponsoredby Red Angus Society of Australia Inc

THE RED ANGUS SOCIETY OF AUSTRALIA PRIZE

for ANY RED ANGUS STEER THAT GAINS FIRST

PLACE IN ANY HOOK CLASS•$150sponsoredby

Red Angus Society of Australia Inc per exhibitor


for ANY RED ANGUS STEER THAT GAINS SECOND




for ANY RED ANGUS STEER THAT GAINS THIRD




for THREE WINNING EXHIBITS IN THE

O'CONNOR CHALLENGE TROPHY FOR LED STEER TEAMS

Provided these animals are Red Angus.•$300($100perexhibitor)sponsoredbyRed

Angus Society of Australia Inc

THE COMPASS FEEDS PRIZE for

HIGHEST SCORING RED ANGUS STEER EXHIBITED BY A BREEDER (POINTS

COMBINED) •Voucher(value$100)sponsoredby

Compass Feeds


for BEST RED ANGUS CARCASE


•$1000sponsoredby Red Angus Society of Australia Inc

RED POLL

THE AUSTRALIAN RED POLL CATTLE BREEDERS INC PREMIUM

for BEST RED POLL STEER

Provided this animal also gains the Grand Champion Led Steer award.

•$100sponsoredby Australian Red Poll Cattle Breeders Inc

THE TREVILLA TROPHY for

BEST RED POLL CARCASEIn the event of a tie, the carcas scoring the most

points for muscle will be the winner.•Trophy(value$213)sponsoredby

R J & E M Rodgers


for BEST RED POLL CARCASE


•$250sponsoredby Australian Red Poll Cattle Breeders Inc


for THREE WINNING RED POLL EXHIBITS IN THE O'CONNOR CHALLENGE TROPHY FOR LED

STEER TEAMS Provided these animals are Red Polls.

•$300($100perexhibitor)sponsoredbyAustralian Red Poll Cattle Breeders Inc

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SANTA GERTRUDIS

THE SANTA GERTRUDIS BREEDERS' (AUSTRALIA) ASSOCIATION PRIZE

for CHAMPION SANTA GERTRUDIS STEER ON

HOOF AND HOOK Provided the winner is a purebred Santa

Gertrudis steer.•$550sponsoredby

Santa Gertrudis Breeders' (Aust) Association

SHORTHORN

THE SHORTHORN SOCIETY OF AUSTRALIA, SA BRANCH PREMIUM

for BEST SHORTHORN STEER

Provided this animal gains the Grand Champion Led Steer award.

•$1000sponsoredby The Shorthorn Society of Australia, SA


for BEST SHORTHORN CARCASE




for HIGHEST SCORING SHORTHORN CARCASE

In the event of a tie, the prize will be awarded to the steer with the most points for muscle.


SIMMENTAL

THE AUSTRALIAN SIMMENTAL BREEDERS' ASSOCIATION LTD - SA BRANCH PREMIUM

for BEST SIMMENTAL STEER


•$100sponsoredby Australian Simmental Breeders Association, SA


for BEST SIMMENTAL CARCASE




for HIGHEST SCORING SIMMENTAL CARCASE


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SOUTH DEVON

THE SA BRANCH OF THE SOUTH DEVON CATTLE SOCIETY

for BEST SOUTH DEVON STEER


•$200sponsoredby South Devon Cattle Society of Australia

THE SA BRANCH OF THE SOUTH DEVON CATTLE SOCIETY

for BEST SOUTH DEVON CARCASE


•$200sponsoredby South Devon Cattle Society of Australia

THE SA BRANCH OF THE SOUTH DEVON CATTLE SOCIETY HIGHEST SCORING SOUTH

DEVON CARCASE Provided that there are more than three South

Devon exhibits.•$100sponsoredby

South Devon Cattle Society of Australia

SQUARE MEATERS

THE SQUARE MEATERS CATTLE ASSOCIATION OF AUSTRALIA PRIZE

for HIGHEST SCORING SQUARE MEATERS STEER

ON HOOK. Must score 80 points to be eligible

•$100sponsoredby Square Meaters Cattle Association of Australia

THE SQUARE MEATERS CATTLE ASSOCIATION OF AUSTRALIA PRIZE

for BEST SQUARE MEATERS STEER

Provided animal also gains the Grand Champ Led Steer &/or Carcase Award

•$200sponsoredby Square Meaters Cattle Association of Australia

Want to support the Royal Adelaide Show?You are invited to sponsor the Royal Adelaide Show - South Australia’s largest and best loved annual event.Sponsors can be individuals, clubs, associations, businesses or product suppliers.

Prize sponsors play an integral part in the Royal Adelaide Show by providing tangible rewards for successful exhibitors and encouraging competition and the pursuit of excellence.

Sponsors can nominate the name of their sponsored prize and are acknowledged in print in the Prize Schedule in association with their sponsored prize.

Prize sponsors often have an association or attachment to the class, breed or competition they support.Identify the competition, breed, section or class you would like to support and contact the Sponsorship Manager today.

Prizes can be cash, trophies, gift vouchers or appropriate product. Trophies can be purchased by the RA&HS of SA on your behalf or you can choose your own.

Sponsorship Manager, Karen Holthouse can be contacted on 08 8210 5255 or [email protected]

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Animal Exhibitors Public Liability Insurance (Explanation) WHEREAS The Royal Agricultural and Horticultural Society of South Australia has agreed to effect a Public Liability insurance for certain Animal Exhibitors at the 2012 Adelaide Show, the following applies:-

Insured Party Animal and Livestock Exhibitors participating in competitions and events

Period of Insurance From seven days prior to the Show until seven days thereafter

Insured Activities All activities undertaken whilst within and from the confines of the event venue consistent with the Insured’s livestock exhibit activity including setting up and removal

Description of Cover Insurance in respect of the Insured Party’s liability to pay costs and compensation in respect of loss of or damage to third party property and death of or injury to third party persons or for advertising liability caused by and arising out of the Insured activities, all subject to the RAHSSA‟s policy terms, conditions, exclusions and warranties, etc.

Amount of Cover $10,000,000 any one occurrence

Deductible $10,000 any one occurrence

Geographic Limits At and from the event venue

Claims Payable Worldwide excluding claims made USA and Canada

Insurer(s) Primary – $10,000,000 Lloyds of London

Address London Underwriting Centre, 3 Minster Court, Mincing Lane, London EC3R 7DD

Policy Number 10331X10

Important Conditions The Insured Party must exercise reasonable care to maintain all premises, fittings and plant in sound condition.

• The Insured Party must take all reasonable precautions to prevent injury and damage to persons and property.

• The Insured Party must give immediate notice of an incident which may give rise to a claim or of receipt of advice of a claim.

• The Insured Party must not make any admission, offer or promise in connection with any claim and must not any time admit liability.

• The Insured Party must made themselves aware of and comply with the following Notices:-

Duty of Disclosure Before you enter into a contract of General insurance with an insurer, you have a duty, under the Insurance Contracts Act 1984 as amended, to disclose to the insurer every matter that you know, or could reasonably be expected to know, is relevant to the insurer's decision whether to accept the risk of the insurance and, if so, on what terms.

You have the same duty to disclose these matters to the insurer before you renew, extend, vary or reinstate a contract of General insurance.

Your duty however, does not require disclosure of matter:-

• that diminishes the risk to be undertaken by the insurer

• that is of common knowledge

• that your insurer knows or, in the ordinary course of his business, ought to know.

Important Conditions Non-Disclosure If you fail to comply with your duty of disclosure, the insurer may be entitled to reduce his liability under the contract in respect of a claim or may cancel the contract.

If your non-disclosure is fraudulent, the insurer may also have the option of avoiding the contract from its beginning.

Average Provision The insurer will pay legal expenses in addition to the sum insured, if however, the total amount of the loss (less legal expenses) ultimately paid to the claimant(s) exceeds the sum insured then insurers will only pay (in addition to the sum insured) that proportion of the legal expenses as the sum insured bears to the loss.

Third Party Interests This policy will only provide cover for your interest and does not cover the interests of any third party (e.g. financiers, lessors, etc) unless the interests of the third party are noted in the policy.

Waiver of Insurer's Rights You must not enter into any agreement without the written authority of the insurer whereby any of their rights to which they become entitled as your insurer after settling or agreeing to settle a claim are prejudiced or limited in any way otherwise all benefit under the policy will be forfeited.

NOTE 1. All enquiries to be referred to OAMPS Consulting

tel. no. (02) 9424 1888

2. CLAIMS

(a) No admission of liability or fault may be made in any form to a claimant. To do so may breach the policy conditions and enable insurers to avoid settlement.

(b) Any notice of a potential or actual claim must be referred immediately to OAMPS Consulting

3. Nothing herein shall be construed to alter in any way the scope of insurance policy, its terms, conditions or exclusions, issued by insurers.

4. RAHSSA is not liable to the Insured Party in the event a claim is not paid or payable by Insurers.

5. RAHSSA is not providing financial product advice, has not considered the particular needs of the Insured party and no statement is intended to influence a person or persons making a decision in relation to any insurance cover.

6. This insurance only applies to insured parties entering competition in accordance with the general regulations.

The details listed above are not comprehensive and are provided as an outline for the policy only. Extracts from the policy are available for inspection on request at RAHSSA’s Registered Offices during office hours.

Important Conditions Non-Disclosure If you fail to comply with your duty of disclosure, the insurer may be entitled to reduce his liability under the contract in respect of a claim or may cancel the contract.

If your non-disclosure is fraudulent, the insurer may also have the option of avoiding the contract from its beginning.

Average Provision The insurer will pay legal expenses in addition to the sum insured, if however, the total amount of the loss (less legal expenses) ultimately paid to the claimant(s) exceeds the sum insured then insurers will only pay (in addition to the sum insured) that proportion of the legal expenses as the sum insured bears to the loss.

Third Party Interests This policy will only provide cover for your interest and does not cover the interests of any third party (e.g. financiers, lessors, etc) unless the interests of the third party are noted in the policy.

Waiver of Insurer's Rights You must not enter into any agreement without the written authority of the insurer whereby any of their rights to which they become entitled as your insurer after settling or agreeing to settle a claim are prejudiced or limited in any way otherwise all benefit under the policy will be forfeited.

NOTE 1. All enquiries to be referred to OAMPS Consulting

tel. no. (02) 9424 1888

2. CLAIMS

(a) No admission of liability or fault may be made in any form to a claimant. To do so may breach the policy conditions and enable insurers to avoid settlement.

(b) Any notice of a potential or actual claim must be referred immediately to OAMPS Consulting

3. Nothing herein shall be construed to alter in any way the scope of insurance policy, its terms, conditions or exclusions, issued by insurers.

4. RAHSSA is not liable to the Insured Party in the event a claim is not paid or payable by Insurers.

5. RAHSSA is not providing financial product advice, has not considered the particular needs of the Insured party and no statement is intended to influence a person or persons making a decision in relation to any insurance cover.

6. This insurance only applies to insured parties entering competition in accordance with the general regulations.

The details listed above are not comprehensive and are provided as an outline for the policy only. Extracts from the policy are available for inspection on request at RAHSSA’s Registered Offices during office hours.

COMPETITIVE EXHIBITORSConditions of Entry

HAZARD REPORTINGCompetitors must notify the Area/Pavilion Supervisor or the Venue Management Office immediately of any hazards detected. Hazards are any situation which has the potential to cause:1. Injury, illness or death to people or animals

either immediately or in the future2. Damage or destruction to property

INCIDENT REPORTINGCompetitors must notify the Area/Pavilion Supervisor or the Venue Management Office immediately an incident occurs which has resulted in:1. The injury, illness or death of any person or

animal 2. The damage, destruction or loss of property3. A near miss incident that could have resulted

in the consequences listed in 1 and 2

WASTE DISPOSALAll waste including liquids must be disposed of responsibly. Storm drains must not be used for the disposal of any waste.

HAZARD MINIMISATIONAll areas must be kept in a clean and tidy order with clearly defined and available access and exit routes at all times. Build up of combustible waste must be avoided.Care must be taken to minimise trip hazards and obstacles that people may walk into. Avoid laying unprotected cables or pipes on or above paths, walkways or roads.

HAZARDOUS MATERIALSThe RA&HS are to be advised of all hazardous materials that are to be brought onto the Showground. Appropriate warning signs and Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) will need to be provided before allowing these materials on site.

MEDIA COMMENTSAny public comment on emergencies, incidents or other venue matters should only come from the RA&HS. The key media spokesperson for the RA&HS is the Marketing Manager.

DUTY OF CAREAll competitors have a “Duty of Care” to avoid exposing themselves or other people to situations which could lead to injury. This “Duty of Care” extends to the prevention of damage to property.

LIABILITY AND INDEMNITY1. Release Entry to and remaining on the Showground

is entirely at the risk of the Exhibitor and to the maximum extent permitted by law, the Exhibitor releases the Society (which term includes in this clause the Society’s officers, employees, members and agents), from all claims and demands of every kind resulting from any accident, damage or injury occurring at the Showground, and without limitation, the Exhibitor acknowledges:

(a) the Society has no responsibility or liability for any loss, damage or injury to or caused by any Exhibit;

(b) the Society has no responsibility or liability for any loss, damage or injury to or caused by any Exhibitor, his or her family, invitees and Agents;

(c) the Society has no responsibility or liability for any loss, damage or injury to a Motor Vehicle or any of its contents whilst it is located on the Showground; and

(d) without limiting Regulations 1 (a) and 1 (b) above, the Society has no responsibility or liability for any loss, damage or injury resulting from the sale, treatment, failure to treat, destruction, disposal or other dealing with any Exhibit, or for loss, damage or injury to any personal belongings, equipment or property brought onto the Showground.

2 Indemnity To the maximum extent permitted by law,

the Exhibitor must indemnify and keep indemnified the Society and its officers, employees, members and agents from and against all actions, claims, demands, losses, damages, costs, expenses and liabilities including without limitation, consequential loss and loss of profits for which the Society is or may be or become liable in respect of or arising from:

(a) loss, damage or injury to any person in connection with the Exhibit or the relevant Event;

(b) without limiting Regulation 2(a), loss, damage or injury to any other Exhibit or Exhibitor, his or her family, invitees, Agents, or to the property of the Society, or its members, or to the general public, caused or contributed to or by any act or omission of an Exhibit of the Exhibitor or by the Exhibitor, his or her family, invitees or Agents; and

(c) without limiting Regulation 2(a), loss, damage or injury to the Exhibit, or the Exhibitor, his or her family, invitees, or Agents caused or contributed by an act or omission of an Exhibit of the Exhibitor or by the transportation, feeding or housing of an Exhibit of the Exhibitor.

3 Removal from Showground Without prejudice to any other provision

in these Regulations, where the Society, its officers, employees, members or agents removes an Exhibit, or causes an Exhibit to be removed from the Showground, the Exhibit is removed or caused to be removed entirely at the risk of the Exhibitor. The person or persons removing the Exhibit will be deemed to be the agent of the Exhibitor, and his or her acts and omissions will be deemed to be the acts and omissions of the Exhibitor.

4. Insurance The Society will arrange Compulsory Owner’s

Liability insurance cover for all Exhibitors of Exhibits being animals. The Exhibitor is bound by the terms and conditions of this insurance and by Statutory Duties as defined under the Insurance Contracts Act (1984). Details of the Compulsory Owner’s Liability insurance are set out in the Relevant Schedule

5. Personal effects The Society has no responsibility or liability

for any loss or damage caused to personal belongings, equipment or property which is brought onto the Showground by an Exhibitor, his or her family, invitees or Agents.

EMERGENCY INFORMATIONEmergency information and Emergency Assembly Points for the various animal pavilions and stables will be included with Exhibitor Entry Detail Returns and Notice to Exhibitor mail outs. Competitors should be familiar with these plans.

FIRST AIDDuring the Royal Adelaide Show, St John Ambulance provides First Aid Services but it is suggested that competitors have a basic First Aid kit if minor injuries are a possibility.

RA&HS EMERGENCY FACILITIESFire fighting and other emergency equipment must not be removed or used for any other purpose. Missing or unserviceable equipment should be reported to the Venue Management Office immediately.

SMOKINGThe RA&HS Smoking Code does not permit smoking inside buildings, within 10 metres of a building entrance, around combustibles, during public performances or while handling hazardous materials.

TRAFFIC CONTROLThe RA&HS Traffic Control Code imposes speed restrictions within the Showground. For the duration of the Royal Adelaide Show the speed limit is 10 kph.The use of vehicles inside the Showground is closely managed during the Royal Adelaide Show. Conditions of entry will be provided with the issue of Vehicle Entry Permits.

ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT1. All extension cords and electrical appliances

must be tested and tagged in accordance with current legislation as per Australian Standards 3760.

2. Power boards with overload protection can only be used at the discretion of the Venue Manager.

3. The use of double adaptors is strictly prohibited.

4. Appliances and power cables must not be used or laid through any area that may become wet.

5. Power cables must not be laid across walkways, paths, roads or any area where damage could occur to the cable.

6. Bar (resistance) heaters are strictly prohibited.7. Light sockets must not be used for any other

purpose

COMPETITIVE EXHIBITORSConditions of Entry

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