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Collie Agricultural Society Inc.

Presents the

2014 Collie Show

Saturday 15th November 2014 Gates Open to the Public at 8am

ADMISSION

Family

(2 adults & 2 children)

30.00

Adults 12.00

Pensioners or

Senior Card Holders

7.00

Children under 16 years * free

*To qualify for free entry, children under 16 years of age

must be accompanied by a paying adult

The cover picture was drawn by Riley Wallace of Hope Christian College

The winner of a district schools art competition, judged by Councillor Nola Green of Collie Shire

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INDEX

President’s Message 4 2013 Officials 5 2013 Committee 5 Life Members 5 2013 Members 6 Society Regulations 7 2013/14 Donors & Sponsors 8 Exhibition Hall Regulations 10 Exhibition Hall Trophies 11 Show Ground Map 3 SECTION A Wool 12 B Fruit, Vegetables & Produce 13 D Amateur Wine Making & Home Brewing 14 F Plants & Flowers 16 G Informal Floral Art 19 I Cooking 20 J Pickles, Jams & Preserves 22 K Needlework 23 L Crochet Work 24 M Knitting 24 N Photography 26 O Art 28 P Handicrafts 29 Q Woodwork 30 R Pottery, Hobby Ceramics & Porcelain Art 31 T Dolls & Bears 32 U Children’s General Work & Children’s Art 33 V Lego, Bionicals, Meccano & Magnetics 35 W Children’s Cooking 36 X Children’s Needlework 42 Y Children’s Flowers & Floral Art 43 Z Collector’s Corner 44 DG Dairy Goats 45 LC Log Chops 47 PP Pet Parade 49 PO Poultry 51 EE Equestrian Unofficial Ring Events 57 Q2 Horse Breeds 60 SJ Unofficial Show Jumping 66

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Collie Agricultural Society Inc. President’s Message

Welcome to the Collie Agricultural Society Show for 2014. 2014 is shaping up to be one of our best shows with some very well known acts appearing. Josh and Andi from M.K.R, Sabrina Hahan (A.B.C.), Scitech Science Shows and Peppa and George Pig will all make appearances. Local dancing, gymnastic and modelling groups will also perform. Collie Community Radio will again broadcast live and assist with promoting our show. Thank you to our major sponsors;

Premier Coal, Bendigo Bank, B.H.P. Worsley Alumina, C.F.M.E.U, Collie Shire, Lanco Griffin Coal, Betta Home Improvements and the Club Hotel. Lions and Rotary for their valuable support and our many local businesses that generously support us each year. Without this support we could not put on this great community event! Enjoy the day, check out our exhibits in the main hall and the Badminton Hall. Regards, Carol Gale, PRESIDENT.

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2014 Officials

PRESIDENT

Mrs Carol Gale SECRETARY

Mrs Judith Davidson 1

st VICE PRESIDENT

Mr Alex Graham TREASURER

Mr Les Whymark 2

nd VICE PRESIDENT

Mrs Anne Sloan PATRON OF THE PAVILION

Mrs. E. Swindell GROUNDS COORDINATOR

Mr Les Whymark HONORARY VETERINARIAN

Dr. J Vandenbergh SCHEDULE EDITOR

Ms Debra Mangini

2014 Committee Carol Gale Alex Graham Anne Sloan Jade Evans Dawn Moloney Betty Swindell Max Johnson Joanne Retzlaff Jenny Shepherdson Les Whymark Judith Davidson Kristy Milne Colleen Read Bevan Davis Glen Jones Debra Mangini Sharon McDonald

Life Members

J Wright (dec) G Bury (dec) J Sykes (dec) F Shepherd (dec) SF Jackson (dec) F Rees (dec) B Smith (dec) D Strike(dec) P Mc Innes (dec) HA Schultz (dec) D Ford (dec) G Fitzgerald (dec) E Worth (dec) N Armstrong (dec) E Carter (dec) D Wittorff (dec) EF Mills B Herbert (dec) W Lewis (dec) D Fraser D Smith (dec) S Old P Strike N Rees (dec) H Moran T Jones (dec) B Swindell B Sproston (dec) E Strike (dec) C Elias M Coverley WJ Sloan (dec) B Whiteaker C Milroy J Davidson R Headley A Sloan S Jones A Mountford N Swindell A Armstrong (dec) T Rinder P Virgin J Virgin M Johnson J Blundy C Scolari K Cluning D Moloney J Shepherdson V Pierotti N Corradetti M Gesue G Jones

PRIVACY STATEMENT:

The information provided by the exhibitor is collected and used by the Collie Agricultural Society Inc. (CAS) for the purpose of organising and conducting the Collie Show. We may publish such details as your name and exhibit details in any CAS publication or communication. Such information may be made available to the media. We will not disclose your information without your consent for any other purpose unless required to do so by law. You may request access to your personal information and, if necessary, request that our records of that information be corrected by writing to the Secretary, Collie Agricultural Society Inc. PO Box 102 Collie WA 6225.

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Collie Agricultural Society Inc.

2014 Members List

Bennett, Faye Mangini, Debra Retzlaff, Joanne Bennett, McSporron, Fiona Retzlaff, Wayne Chitty, Dot McSporron, Jock Reuben, Patricia Chitty, Max Milne, Alexis Reuben, Peter Cluning, Kath Milne, Beau Scolari, Carole Davidson, Ashley Milne, James Shepherdson, Bob Davidson, Judith Milne, John Shepherdson, Joy Davis, Bevan Milne, Kristy Sloan, Anne Evans, Jade Milne, Zak Smallwood, Dion Fiona McSporron Milroy, Chris Strahan, Delia Gale, Carol Moloney, Dawn Strike, Peter Gale, Rhiannon Murray, Anna Swindell, Betty Graham, Alex Murray, Mick Swindell, Neville Graham, Yvonne Piavanini, Barry Virgin, Jean Johnson, Max Piavaninin, Donna Virgin, Peter Jones, Glen Read, Colleen Wallis, Phillip Kent, Viviana Read-Wallace, Jaide White, Margaret Read-Wallis, Tara Whymark, Les

Membership of the Collie Agricultural Society is great value. Membership entitles you to free entry on Show Day, the right to attend meetings and have your say in running the show, to join the committee and stand for election and

entry into the $200.00 membership prize draw!

Family (2 adults & 2 children)

40.00

Adults 15.00 Children 7.00

Contact the Society for more details or a membership form

P.O. Box 102, Collie 6225

www.collieag.org.au email: [email protected] Ph.9734 5543

Entry Forms are available for download on the web page download the

entry form package

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Collie Agricultural Society Regulations

The regulations and by-laws of The Royal Agricultural Society of Western Australia shall apply to this show except where otherwise stated

1. Every exhibit, except livestock, must be grown by, or the work of, the exhibitor (unless otherwise stated) and any exhibitor may be called upon to make an affidavit to that effect. All livestock must be the property of the exhibitor.

2. ENTRY FEES: Entry fees as published in this schedule must be prepaid and accompanied by The Society’s printed entry form or facsimile of the same, to The Society’s office by the date noted in each section. Exhibits not fully paid will be accepted for display only.

3. All entries are received subject to these show regulations and by-laws under the Royal

Agricultural Society’s Act, 1926.

4. The Committee may at any time disqualify from exhibiting, either indefinitely or for any period it may think fit, any exhibitor who has, in the opinion of The Committee, been guilty of any breach of these regulations, or whose conduct, whether at or during any show of The Society, has in the opinion of The Committee, been such that he or she is unfit to exhibit at any show of The Society.

5. No person who has been disqualified from exhibiting at any show of the Royal Agricultural

Society of Western Australia Incorporated, or at any show of any society affiliated therewith, shall during the period of disqualification be allowed to act as an agent, representative, or servant of any exhibitor at any show of The Society.

6. The judges may withhold prizes for such exhibits they deem unworthy.

7. NO APPEAL AGAINST THE DECISION OF THE JUDGES will be entertained unless made

in writing before 4 pm on the day of the show and a deposit of $10.00 made which will be forfeited if The Committee considers same to be frivolous. Stewards are to be made aware of the fact at the time. All appeals to be heard and decided on the day of show.

8. GROUND SPACE: All applications for ground space must be lodged 21 days before date of

show on special application forms from The Society. Electricity and ground site charges on application. LATE APPLICATIONS SUBJECT TO AVAILABLE SPACE AND DISCRETION OF GROUNDS COMMITTEE.

9 Any article considered offensive by any three (3) members of The Society’s Committee must be

withdrawn from public display and sale. 10 EXHIBITS TO BE PICKED UP by 6pm Monday 17th November 2014 unless alternative

arrangement is made with The Society. Items not collected will be disposed of at The Society’s discresion.

11 Any person using obscene language or creating a nuisance may be ordered from the grounds. 12 All persons, other than financial members and those issued with a complimentary pass, must

pay to enter the gate during the show, whether being an exhibitor or not.

13 PAYMENT OF PRIZE MONEY from 9am on Saturday. Prize money and trophies may be forwarded only on application. Prize monies not collected by 6pm Monday 17th November 2014 will be forfeited to the society.

14 Vet certificate to be shown for refund of entry where applicable.

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2013/2014 COLLIE SHOW DONORS & SPONSORS

The Collie Agricultural Society wishes to thank all who support our Show, whether through donating a trophy, or through financial sponsorship. The success of the Show depends on

these people and companies, as well as all our volunteers.

2013/2014 COLLIE SHOW DONORS & SPONSORS

Adams Facility Services Adult Riding Club, Collie Amaroo Super Deli A.N. & L.A. Buchanan (builders) Auto One Collie Banksia Motel Barber Barbers Baynton, Mike Bendigo Bank Betta Home Living BHP Biliton Worsley Alumina Boulevard Cafe Bunnings Hardware Bunbury Bushy’s Tucka Deli Cardinal Contractors Central Garage C.F.M.E.U. Cheeky Squirrel Chicken Treat Collie Chiropractic First Chook Scraps Civic Video Club Hotel Coalcliff Plant Hire Coates Hire Coles Collie Collie Badminton Association Collie Bin Hire Collie Bus Service Collie Camera Centre Collie Canvas & Camping World Collie Car Wash Collie Chamber of Commerce & Industry Inc. Collie Electrical Services Collie Farm Factory Direct Collie Florist Collie Furniture & Bedding Collie Garden Centre Collie Golf Course Collie Heights Motel Apartments Collie Heritage & Menshed Group Inc. Collie Lion’s Club Inc Collie Machine Shop Collie Mowers & More Collie Radiator Services

Collie Ridge Motel Collie River Dental Centre Collie River Valley Medical Centre Collie S.E.S. Collie Salvage & Hardware Collie Shoeland Collie Steel Supply Collie Travel & Cruise Collie Trotting Club Collie Tyre & Exhaust Collie Tyrepower Collie Veterinary Hospital Collie Volunteer & Fire Rescue Service Comfort Inn Corner Cafe Coutts Family Coverley Family Crank’n Cycles Crown Hotel CWA Collie DeAnna’s Hair Design Dental on Throssell De Orion’s Dorsett Family (Bunbury) Dunstan Family Eden Park Golf Club Eagle Boys Collie Federal Hotel Fitzgerald’s Jewellers Flooring Xtra Collie Gale Carol Golden Bowl Chinese Restaurant Golden Eagle Chinese Restaurant Graphic Signs & Logos Green Family Greg’s Discount Chemist Griffin Social Club Gull H & R Block Harris & Pearce Painting Contractors Harrold Family Henderson Hardware Hydraulink Collie Ian Guppy & Co

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J & M Piavanini Contractors Jackson Family Johnson, Maxwell Joinrite Cabinets Jones, Jack Jones, Tom Lanco Griffin Coal Lautersha Farm Lindaz Central Deli Marino, Nola MHR McDonald’s Collie Mills, Ted Moloney Family Murray, Mick, MLA Obyco Palazzi Fashions Pete’s Menswear Pak-it Phoenix Glass Picton Produce Pine Hauliers Premier Coal Progress Physiotherapy Retzlaff Family Reuben’s Newsagency Rotary Club, Collie Rural Press Collie Mail Salle A Manger Saunders Mill Shavooz Shear Salon Shire of Collie Shoeland, Collie

Sizzles Deli Sloan Family Smith, J & W South West Fire Units Southern Districts Estate Agency Southwest Refrigeration Sports First Collie Spry’s Meat Market Statewide Bearings Collie Statues of Stone Strike Family Subway Collie Suckling Enterprises Pty Ltd Sweeney, Paul Swindell, E & N Taree Fashions Target Country Collie TBS Rural & Hardware Tosca’s The Colliefields Thomson’s Discount Auto Parts Under The Sun Vandenbergh, Jules Vic Hotel View St Fish & Chips Von Bibra Motors W.A. Showmen’s Association Waroona Septics White Building Co White Stones Wilarra Home Timber & Hardware Wood Turners Collie Woolworths Collie

2014 Sponsors are listed if known by printing deadline otherwise they will be listed in the 2015 Schedule

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EXHIBITION HALL REGULATIONS

Chief Steward: Colleen Read (0419098265)

1. Attention of Exhibitors is drawn to The Collie Agricultural Society’s Regulations.

2. All ENTRY FORMS, with payment will be accepted at the showground pavilion from Monday

10th November 2014, and must be received by 7 pm Wednesday 12th November 2014. Entries may be lodged at any time prior to these dates by mail, email or at the show office mailbox. Such entries not fully paid by 7pm Wednesday 12th November will be accepted for display only and not eligible for judging.

3. All EXHIBITS, with Society’s number attached, to be delivered to the Exhibition Hall by 7pm.

Wednesday 12th November 2014. Exceptions are fresh produce, flowers and cooking, which may be delivered between 8.00am and 10am Friday 14

th 2014. Judging at noon

Friday 14th.

4. Exhibits may be removed from the Exhibition Hall from 9am Sunday 16th November 2014, or on Monday 17th November from 8am to 6pm. After this time they are not the responsibility of the Society. EXHIBITORS WILL NOT BE PERMITTED INTO THE HALL UNACCOMPANIED TO COLLECT THEIR EXHIBITS.

5. All work must be that of the exhibitor.

6. The Exhibition Hall will be open from 9.00 am to 8.00 pm Saturday 15th November.

7. No single item may be entered in any two (2) Sections/Classes.

8. All prizes will be awarded at the Judge’s discretion.

9. Points will be awarded as follows (unless otherwise stated); 2 points for 1st, 1 point for 2nd. In

the event of a tie for a trophy, the exhibitor with the most first points will be awarded the trophy.

10. Any article having won a prize at a previous Collie Show is not eligible for entry.

11. All reasonable care will be taken of exhibits but no responsibility will be accepted by the

Society.

12. Refer to individual Sections for any specific information

13. Any Article on display may be sold with 10% of proceeds going to the Society. The Society’s “For Sale” tickets are available from Chief Stewards and are to be placed on items for sale after judging. This must be organised with the Chief Steward when exhibit is delivered.

14. Complaints: Refer to Society’s Regulations.

15. Entry Fees: Refer to relevant section.

16. Prize Money: Refer to relevant section and The Society’s Regulations.

2014 Collie Show theme ‘The Year of The Horse’

Many sections in the Hall have extra classes based on this theme.

Help is needed at show time.

Contact the exhibition hall steward

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ANNUAL EXHIBITION HALL TROPHIES:

Premier Coal Trophy:

Most Points (Adult) Sections A, B, D, F, I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P, Q, R & T. (Exhibitors must exhibit in at least five Sections to be eligible)

Tom Jones Trophy: Most Points Sections K, L & M

(Exhibitors must exhibit in all three Sections to be eligible.) Mick Murray Trophy:

Most Points (Children/Students) Sections (Exhibitors must exhibit in at least four Sections to be eligible)

Collie Lions Club: Most Points overall Sections U & W

Jim Moloney Memorial Trophy Most points overall in section D

C.W.A. Trophy Most points in section W

Collie Show Entry Forms

Individual forms may be picked up at the office or at the Country Markets on the 1st Saturday of each month, or from our website www.collieag.org.au

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Section A ~ Wool

Steward: T. Sloan, Phone 9734 4556

All Exhibits, with the Society’s Card attached, must be at the Exhibition Hall by 7 pm Wednesday 12th November 2014.

Syd Jackson Memorial for Most points in classes 2 and 6

Wal Sloan Memorial Trophy for Best Pair of Fleeces

Dorsett Family Trophy for Most Points Overall

All wool to be grown on owner’s property for previous 12 months

All lambs’ wool must be from ONE FLEECE with no more than SIX months growth.

Nomination fee: $2 for each entry. Prize money for all classes: 1st prize - $10, 2nd prize - $5

CLASS DESCRIPTION 1 Merino ram fleece open 2 Merino ewe or wether fleece fine or super fine 3 Merino ewe or wether fleece, fine 4 Merino ewe or wether fleece, medium strong 5 Merino ewe or wether two fleeces, strong/medium 6 Merino ewe or wether two fleeces, fine or super fine 7 Merino ewe or wether fleeces, judged on commercial value 8 Merino lambs wool, open

Championship Ribbons will be awarded for:

Grand Champion Fleece & Reserve Grand Champion Fleece

Champion Strong/Medium Fleece

Champion Fine Wool Fleece

Champion Super Fine Wool Fleece

Points in Section to Count:

Grand Champion 4 – Reserve Champion 3 – Champion 2 – First 3 – Second 2

Collie Agricultural Society Inc

Thanks

The Dorsett Family For the longstanding support of the Collie Show Wool Section

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Section B ~ Fruit, Vegetables and Produce

All Exhibits, with the Society’s Card attached must be at the Exhibition Hall between 8am and 10am Friday 14th November 2014.

All root vegetables must be washed and retain their tops.

Trophy for Most Points in each sub-section

Certificate for Most Outstanding Exhibit in each of these groups

Trophy for Most Outstanding Exhibit sponsored by “Lautersha Farm”


CLASS DESCRIPTION PRODUCE

1 Six (6) white hen eggs 2 Six (6) brown hen eggs 3 Six (6) bantam eggs 4 Jar of honey

VEGETABLES

21 Six (6) varieties of vegetables 22 New potatoes, 6 23 Cabbage, 1 head 24 Peas in pod, 12 25 Broad beans in pod, 12 26 Onions any variety, 3 27 Carrots, 3 28 Beetroot, 3 30 Pumpkin, any variety 31 Silverbeet, 3 stalks 32 Rhubarb, 6 stalks, trimmed

33 Radishes collection of 6, any colour 34 Fresh herbs, 3 distinct, 3 stalks of

each in 3 jars, named. 35 Garlic, 3 bulbs 36 Any other vegetable

FRUIT 51 Loquats, 12 52 Oranges, 6 53 Lemons, 6 54 Grapefruit, 3 55 Mandarins, 6 56 Red Apples, 6 57 Green Apples, 6 58 Cherries, 250 grams 59 Strawberries, 250 grams 60 Fruit, any other variety, 500 grams 61 Nuts, any variety, 500 grams

Tip - Rhubarb should have part of stem base and leaves attached.

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Section D ~ Amateur Wine Making & Home Brewing


Jim Moloney Memorial Trophy for Most Points in Section.

Certificate for Most Outstanding Exhibit

Each Exhibit to consist of one (1) 750ml bottle.

Exhibitors may have multiple entries in Classes provided they are made from different fruit. No limitation on sugar levels.

Bottles to be named and labelled with names of fruit. No label or brand to identify exhibitor.

Chief Steward and/or Judge may disqualify an Entry if it is considered to be falsely represented

Nomination fee: $1 for each entry.

Prize money for all classes: 1st prize - $6, 2nd prize - $3

CLASS DESCRIPTION WINE

1 Fruit Wine – Sweet 2 Fruit Wine – Dry 3 Grape Wine, Red – Sweet 4 Grape Wine, Red – Dry 5 Grape Wine, White – Sweet 6 Grape Wine, White – Dry

CLASS DESCRIPTION LIQUEURS

11 Fruit 12 Any Other

BEERS 21 Lager 22 Bitter 23 Ales 24 Stout 25 Draft

Supporting the Collie Show

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Section F ~ Plants and Flowers


All exhibits to be the bona fide property of, and to be grown by the exhibitor

DEFINITION

A Vase must be greater in height than width (wall vases excepted) A Bowl must be equal or greater in width than height,

mouth to be at least two thirds of the width A Trough must be greater in length than in height or width

Anything distinct must be in separate containers A table for arranging flowers will be provided



Trophy for Best Native Bloom – can be chosen from whole Section

Rosette for Champion Rose – can be chosen from whole Section



ROSES (with own foliage)

CLASS DESCRIPTION

1 Single Specimen

2 3 Distinct

3 3 of 1 colour - cut with own foliage

4 In 3 stages - bud, perfect bloom & full bloom

SPECIMEN CLASS

CLASS DESCRIPTION

13 Gerbera – 1 single specimen 14 Gerbera – 1 double specimen 15 Snapdragon – 1 cut 16 Stock – 1 distinct, no laterals 17 Geranium – 1 distinct single 18 Geranium – 1 distinct double 19 Pelargonium – 1 cut 20 Sweet Peas – 4 distinct, 1 cut of

each, single container

CLASS DESCRIPTION

21 Pansy – 1 distinct, with white paper collar

22 Fuchsia – 1 distinct 23 Bottlebrush – 1 distinct 24 Protea – 1 distinct 25 King Protea – 1 cut 26 Nasturtium – 1 distinct 27 Any Other Flower – single

specimen

The Society will provide green bottles for all flowers in classes 1-30

Rose stems should be at least 30cm in length.

Foliage should be clean, bright and disease free.

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Section F ~ Plants & Flowers (Cont)

COLLECTIVE CLASSES – VASES OR BOWLS

CLASS DESCRIPTION

52 Gerberas, own foliage 53 Pelargonium’s, mixed 54 Roses, own foliage 55 Iris, any variety, own foliage 56 Roses, mixed bowl, buds not

showing

CLASS DESCRIPTION

57 Roses, 1 species, in full bloom 58 Floribunda Roses 59 Mixed flowers, not less than six (6)

varieties, 1 container 60 Sweat Peas 61 Mix of native flowers

POT PLANTS

All Entries to be free of weeds and dead leaves

CLASS DESCRIPTION

71 Collection of 3 different species in 1 pot

72 Plant in bloom 73 Foliage plant, not variegated 74 Foliage plant, variegated 75 Miniature garden, Cacti or

Succulent, growing. Not to exceed 38 x 46 cm

76 Climbing plant, any variety 77 Collection of 4 Cacti and Succulents,

separate pots, each 15 cm or under

CLASS DESCRIPTION

78 Hanging basket, any variety 79 Potted succulent or Cactus 80 Orchid, cymbidium standard 81 Orchid, any other variety 82 Orchid, miniature

FERNS

CLASS DESCRIPTION

91 Bird’s Nest 92 Stag Horn or Elk Horn 93 Maidenhair – fine or coarse

CLASS DESCRIPTION

94 Fishbone

95 Hanging container ferns, any variety 96 Any other Fern


Dentist

on Throssell

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Section G ~ Informal Floral Art


Trophy for Most points in Section

Certificate for Most Outstanding Exhibit


CLASS DESCRIPTION CLASS DESCRIPTION

1 Foliage arrangement 7 “As I like it” 2 Trough arrangement for mantle

piece 8 Christmas table arrangement

3 Line arrangement using 5 flowers including buds/foliage “L” shape

9 Posy bowl, large or small

4 Tall & graceful 10 Country garden 5 Basket of flowers 11 Driftwood, dried flowers 6 Driftwood and fresh flowers 12 Dried floral arrangement


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2014 Collie Show Pavilion Entry Form

NAME ADDRESS PHONE MOBILE EMAIL Attention is drawn to this extract from [1] in the rules and regulations.

All exhibits, except livestock, must be grown by, or the work of, the exhibitor (unless otherwise

stated) and any exhibitor may be called upon to make an affidavit to that effect.

I have read the rules & regulations of The Collie Agricultural Society Inc. and those Applicable to the pavilion and I agree to abide by these at all times

SIGNED AGE IF UNDER 18 If under 18 then guardian to sign and print name.

Section Class Fee Details Name if applicable

TOTAL All prizes awarded at judge’s discretion. If less than 3 entries

In section then certificates and points only are awarded.

CBF5-06 Direct Deposit to BSB 633-000 ACT:127-346-666 (Please email [email protected] with details of direct deposit.)

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Section I ~ Cooking


All Cakes and Pastries to be made at home unless otherwise stated

Professional bakers ineligible to enter classes 1-4

All Exhibits to be on a cardboard plate and in a loose fitting clear plastic bag (must be visible)


Certificate for Most Outstanding in each of the above groups.



BREAD - MACHINE MIXED & BAKED

1 Bread, any variety. 35 Cream Puffs, no filling 36 Orange Cake, not iced

HAND MADE BREAD

37 Sultana Cake, not iced

11 Bread, any variety. 38 Small cakes, 4, not iced 39 Plum Pudding, steamed

GENERAL

40 Pizzas with scone base

21 Cheese Straws (6) 41 Carrot Cake, not iced 22 Biscuits, not iced (6) 42 Ring cake, any variety, not iced 23 Shortbread, traditional (6) 43 Chocolate Cake 24 Jam Tarts (6) 44 Pavlova case 25 Cornish Pasties (2) 45 Pikelets (6) 26 Sausage Rolls (6) 46 Packet cake, not iced, label attached 27 Scones, white (6) 47 Nut Loaf 28 Scones, pumpkin (6) 48 Fruit and Nut Loaf 29 Scones, fruit (6) 49 Banana Cake 30 Scones, cheese (6) 50 Date and Walnut Cake 31 Muffins, blueberry (6) 51 Chocolate Fudge (6) 32 Muffins, 4 different varieties 52 Apple Pie 33 Sponge, traditional, no filling 53 Shortbread, 3 distinct varieties


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Section I ~ Cooking (cont)

Sponsored by ‘The Colliefields’

Nomination fee for following classes $2 per entry Prize Money 1st $8.00 2nd $4.00


FRUIT CAKE

DECORATED CAKES Only icing and decorations judged

61 Dark Fruit Cake 71 Commercial icing/decorations

allowed 62 Boiled Fruit Cake 72 No commercial icing/decorations

allowed 63 Light Fruit Cake 73 Wedding Cake, no commercial

icing/decorations 64 Pumpkin Fruit Cake 74 Horse themed decoration


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Section J ~ Pickles, Jams & Preserves




N. Swindell Trophy for Most Outstanding Exhibit in Section


Prize money for all classes: 1st prize - $6, 2nd prize - $3 CLASS DESCRIPTION

PRESERVES

1 Any preserve not listed 2 Preserved fruit 3 Preserved vegetables

JAMS & PICKLES

CLASS DESCRIPTION CLASS DESCRIPTION 11 Fruit, other than vacuum packed

(eg in Brandy) 22 Cauliflower pickles

12 Marmalade, any variety, labelled 23 Pickles, any other variety 13 Jam, any variety, labelled 24 Pickled onions 14 Jelly, any variety, labelled 25 Pickled olives 15 Lemon Butter 26 Green tomato pickles 16 Fruit mince, in a jar 27 Zucchini pickles 17 Plum sauce 28 Tomato relish 18 Tomato sauce 29 Any other relish 19 Chilli sauce 30 Gherkins 21 Fruit chutney Pickles etc, with vinegar, should not be in jars with unprotected metal lids as this can result in corrosion and possible dangerous contamination of the food.


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Section K ~ Needlework





CLASS DESCIPTION CLASS DESCRIPTION

1 Cushion cover PATCHWORK 2 Tapestry article 21 Patchwork, hand pieced and quilted 3 Any embroidered article 22 Patchwork quilt, machine pieced and quilted 4 3 pot holders, any medium 23 Patchwork article, handwork or machine 5 Apron, any style or medium 24 Patchwork quilt, combination of hand &

machine work 6 Cross stitch, any article 25 Novice patchwork quilting, up to 12 months 7 Cross stitch, framed 26 Magic rug or cushion 8 Candlewicking, unframed 9 Ribbon embroidery MACHINE WORK

10 Smocking, any article 41 Any adult’s garment 11 Heirloom sewing 42 Any children’s garment 12 Long stitch wool, any article 43 Any other article

13 Horse themed article 44 Machine embroidery, freehand

45 Machine embroidery with disc, 3 articles

A short note of thanks from Trophy Winners To the donor is always appreciated.

If you do not know the donor’s address, letters May be left with the Society Secretary


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Section L~ Crochet Work


Crochet Work to be exhibited on a Sheet of Paper Society’s Card must be attached to top right-hand corner where applicable

Trophy for Most Points in Section.

Certificate for Most Outstanding Exhibit in Section



1 Baby set, 3 pieces 7 Poncho or stole 2 Baby shawl 8 Tea cosy 3 Children’s garment 9 Any article not listed 4 Scarf and/or beanie 10 Fine cotton, any article 5 Adult’s garment 11 Coarse cotton, any article 6 Rug 12 Horse themed article

Section M ~ Knitting


All hand knitting except as marked. Crochet allowed as finish only.

Trophy for Most Points in Section.

Certificate for Most Outstanding Exhibit in Section



1 Baby set, 3 pieces 9 Baby jacket 2 Baby shawl 11 Fairisle 3 Children’s garment 12 Machine knitting 4 Scarf and/or beanie 13 Article with knitted lace 5 Adult’s garment 14 Any article 6 Vest 15 Horse themed article 7 Tea cosy


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Throssell St. COLLIE

“The wonderful Collie Community, I’m Lovin’ it.”

Grant and Amanda (Owner/Operators)

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Section N ~ Photography


All photographs must be the exhibitor’s own work.

All entries should be mounted on card with Velcro dots on the back, for easy hanging. Framed work will not be accepted.


Certificate for Most Outstanding Entry in each of these groups.

Bob Green Perpetual Trophy for Most Outstanding Student’s Work.

Cyril Harold Memorial Trophy for Best Black & White Print (Judge’s Decision)


Classes 1 – 38 are for NON DIGITAL photography ONLY


BLACK & WHITE or COLOUR PRINTS

6-12 YEARS OF AGE

1 Collie 21 Candid snapshot, any subject, not posed

2 Nature 22 Favourite pet 3 Macro 23 Collie 4 Portrait 24 Horse themed photo 5 Landscape/seascape

6 Tell a story, 4-6 images up to 13 x 18 cm each on a single mount

7 Action 8 Any Other Subject 9 Print developed and printed by

entrant

10 Horse themed photo 13-16 YEARS OF AGE

33 Action 34 Macro 35 People in their environment 36 Colour print, developed & printed by

entrant 37 Landscape/seascape

38 Nature

39 Horse themed photo

Definitions Collie: May be images of the town, or taken in Collie. Nature: Not to include domestic gardens or animals. Portrait: Head & shoulders, or person in a setting, which portrays their personality.

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Section N ~ Photography (cont)

Classes 51 - 90 are for DIGITAL photography ONLY


BLACK & WHITE or COLOUR PRINTS

6-12 YEARS OF AGE

CLASS DESCRIPTION CLASS

DESCRIPTION

51 Collie 70 Landscape 52 Nature 71 Candid snapshot, any subject, not posed 53 Macro 72 Favourite pet 54 Portrait 73 Collie

55 Landscape/seascape 74 Horse themed photo 56 Tell a story, 4-6 images up to 13 x 18

cm each on a single mount

57 Action 58 Any Other Subject 59 Horse themed photo

13-16 YEARS OF AGE

CLASS DESCRIPTION

CLASS DESCRIPTION

60 Digitally Altered Photos 81 Set of photograms, negative and positive . (Photoshop, for example.) 82 Pinhole camera image Any Subject 83 Action 84 Macro 85 People in their environment

86 Landscape/seascape

87 Nature

88 Horse themed photo

Definitions

Collie: May be images of the town, or taken in Collie. Nature: Not to include domestic gardens or animals. Portrait: Head & Shoulders, or person in setting, which portrays their personality.

AUSTRALIAN MINING SCENE

Sponsored by the C.F.M.E.U.

CLASS NOMS DESCRIPTION 1st 2nd 3Rd

90

3.00

Any Mining Scene - digital or non digital Professional / Commercial photographers ineligible.

All photographs must be the exhibitor’s own work

50.00

25.00

12.00

Photo does not have to be in or of an actual mine but can be anything relating to the mining world.

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Section O ~ Art


If picture is greater than 140cm, please state space required on entry form.

All work must be original except where “copy” is indicated. The picture from which it was copied must accompany any “copy”,

for judging only, not display.

Work must be suitably framed or mounted and able to be hung.

Trophy for Most Points in Section

Trophy for Class 12

Barbara Smith Memorial Trophy for Best Oil Painting

Certificate for most Outstanding Entry in Section.

Retzlaff Family Trophy for Class 16


Prize money for all classes: 1st prize - $7.50, 2nd prize - $3


1 Oil painting, landscape or seascape 10 Still life, any medium 2 Oil painting, other subject 11 Abstract, any medium 3 Copy – any medium 12 Best local scene 13 Work by painter over 65

5 Water colour 14 Work by first year artist 6 Acrylic 15 Portrait, any media 7 Crayon or pastel 16 Traditional Aboriginal Art 8 Pencil or charcoal 17 Airbrush Painting - own design, no copies 9 Pen and ink drawing 18 Print Making 19 Any other article 20 Horse themed item

The Royal Agricultural Society of WA Agricultural Art Award 2014

Perth Royal Show Entry and details through your Local Show Competition

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Section P ~ Handicrafts







HANDICRAFTS

CARDMAKING

1 Necklace 51 Basic rubber stamping 2 Bracelet 52 Cross stitch card 3 Earring 53 Quilling card 4 Collection of handicrafts, 3

articles 54 Paper tole card

5 Coat hangers, 3 styles 55 Shaker card 6 Novelty article 56 Scratch art card 7 Article of recycled material 57 Foiling card 8 Folk art, any article 58 Pop-up card 9 Basket of six homemade gifts 59 Glitter card

10 Door stop 60 Almost leather card 11 Any article using eyelet lace 61 Any other card 12 Sculpture, any medium 62 Pin point 13 Any other article 63 Horse themed card

SCRAPBOOKING

OTHER CRAFTS

21 Children 73 Felting, any article 22 Animals/Pets 74 Handmade Lace, any article 23 Family 75 Tatting, any article 24 Nature – Flora/Fauna 76 Lead lighting 25 Landscape 77 Any medium – Horse themed item 26 Off the page egg. clock, tin,

booklet

27 Double Page, any theme 28 Horse themed


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Section Q ~ Woodwork


Trophy for Most Points in Junior & Senior Sections

Certificate for Most Outstanding Exhibit in each of these sections



1 Occasional table, irregular shape (natural edge)

9 Novelty article

2 Occasional table, regular shape 10 Furniture, any article 3 Table lamp, without shade 11 Sculpture or carving 4 Standard lamp, without shade 12 Wall clock 5 Child’s toy 13 Mantle or floor clock 6 14 Miscellaneous article, not turned

Dish, bowl or platter, turned or carved, without lid 15 Horse themed item

7 Turned bowl or box, turned, or carved, with lid

JUNIOR WOODWORK (up to 16 years of age)

8 Deep pot or goblet 21 General 22 Lathe general 23 Horse themed item


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Section R ~

Pottery, Hobby Ceramics & Porcelain Art







POTTERY

HOBBY CERAMICS

1 Bowl, wider in width than height 21 Air brushing 2 Vase 22 Under glazes 3 Sculpture 23 Decals 4 Container, lid optional 24 Glazes 5 Wall plaque, any finish 25 Stains 6 A set (tea, coffee, wine, etc) 26 Brushwork 7 Article by 1st year potter 27 Crystal glazes 8 Wheel-made article 28 Antiquing 9 Any other article 29 Article by child under 16 years.

10 Horse themed article 30 Dry Brushing

31 Rice paper article

CHINA PAINTING

32 Horse themed article

41 Any Article 42 Horse themed article

Supporting the Collie Show 78 Forrest St. COLLIE

9734 2538

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Section T ~ Dolls and Bears

All Exhibits, with the Society’s Card attached, must be at the Exhibition

Hall by 7 pm Wednesday 12th November 2014.




CLASS DESCRIPTION

DOLLS & TOYS

1

Dressed doll 2 Bride doll 3 Rag doll, hand made 4 Novelty doll 5 Knitted toy 6 Crocheted toy 7 Doll in National Dress BEARS

21 Fur bear 22 Fabric bear 23 Embroidered bear 24 Knitted bear 25 Hand sewn bear

CLASS DESCRIPTION

PORCELAIN DOLLS

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Doll made by novice (< 12 months) 42 Novelty doll 43 Bride doll (Judged on clothes only) 44 Reproduction (picture included) 45 Modern 50 Horse themed article




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Section U

Children’s General Work

And Children’s Art


ART WORK NOT TO BE BIGGER THAN A3 SIZE. Items to be child’s own work

Trophy for Most Points in each age group.

Certificate for Most Outstanding Exhibit in each age group

PART A: GENERAL WORK

Nomination fee: 50c for each entry. Prize money for all classes: 1st prize - $3.00 2nd prize - $1.50

4 - 6 years

CLASS DESCRIPTION 1 Own picture, any medium 2 Print making 3 Playdough article / object 4 Weaving / Stitching 5 Article from waste material 6 Collage 7 Mosaics, any article 8 Horse themed article 7 - 9 years

CLASS DESCRIPTION 12 Clay models 13 3D models 14 Print making 15 Article from waste material 16 Christmas decoration 17 Card, any style 18 Scrapbooking, family 1 page 19 Scrapbooking, pets & animals 1 page 20 Scrapbooking, any other subject

double page 21 Jewellery 22 Sculpture 23 Computer art design 24 Origami, 3 pieces 25 Mosaics, any article 26 Horse themed article

10 - 12 years

CLASS DESCRIPTION 30 Clay models 31 3D models 32 Print making 33 Article from waste material 34 Christmas decoration 35 Card, any style 36 Scrapbooking, family 1 page 37 Scrapbooking, pets & animals 1 page 38 Scrapbooking, any other subject

double page 39 Jewellery 40 Sculpture 41 Computer art design 42 Origami, 3 pieces 43 Mosaics, any article 44 Horse themed article 12-16 years

CLASS DESCRIPTION 51 3D Modelling 52 Pottery 53 Sculpture 54 Paper craft, any article 55 Print making 56 Card, any style 57 Jewellery 58 Scrapbooking, family 1 page 59 Scrapbooking, pets & animals 1 page 60 Scrapbooking, any other subject

double page 61 Textiles. Anything based on fabric &

thread 62 Horse themed article

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SECTION U

PART B: CHILREN’S ART

Nomination fee: 50c for each entry.

Prize money for all classes: 1st prize - $3, 2nd prize - $1.50

ART - JUNIOR SECTION

SPECIAL REGULATIONS

1. Size limit not greater than A3 2. All exhibits suitable for hanging. A light card mount will facilitate hanging. 3. Only two (2) entries per class per person. 4. No signature to be shown on work. 5. Work to be of one (1) individual and untutored 6. Any medium can be used in all classes

7 - 9 years

CLASS DESCRIPTION 100 Black & White, 101 Portrait 102 Landscape 103 Cartoon 104 Open, any subject 105 Horse themed 10 - 12 years

CLASS DESCRIPTION 110 Black & White, 111 Portrait 112 Landscape 113 Cartoon 114 Open, any subject 115 Horse themed

13 - 16 years

CLASS DESCRIPTION 120 Black & White, 121 Portrait 122 Landscape 123 Cartoon 124 Open, any subject 125 Horse themed


A.N. & L.A. Buchanan Builders

0428 686 944

Collie Car Wash

0419 938 563

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V ~ LEGO / BIONICALS / MECCANO / MAGNETICS

All Exhibits, with the Society’s Card attached, must be at the Exhibition Hall

by 7 pm Wednesday 12th November 2014.

Trophy for Most Points in each age group

Certificates for Most Outstanding in each age group

1. Size: base to be no larger than 40cm square. 2. Exhibits to be on a firm base, ready for display. 3. Must be original design unless specified in class as a copy of original purchased package. 4. Must be child’s own work 5. If construction contains motors or pneumatics, these must work.

Nomination fee: 50c for each entry. Prize money for all classes: 1st prize - $3, 2nd prize - $1.50

4-6 years

CLASS

DESCRIPTION

1 Own creation 2 Lego copy (include design / packet) 3 Lego Technics copy (include design /

packet) 4 Horse themed 7 - 9 years

CLASS DESCRIPTION 10 Own creation 11 Lego copy (include design / packet) 12 Lego Technics copy (include design

/ packet) 13 Bionicle, use own imagination. 14 Bionicle, copy (include design /

packet) 15 Any construction, motorized or

pneumatic. 16 Horse themed

10 - 12 years

CLASS DESCRIPTION 30 Own creation 31 Lego copy (include design / packet) 32 Lego Technics copy (include design /

packet) 33 Bionicle, use own imagination. 34 Bionicle, copy (include design /


pneumatic. 36 Horse themed 13-16 years

CLASS DESCRIPTION 40 Own creation 41 Lego copy (include design / packet) 42 Lego Technics copy (include design /

packet) 43 Bionicle, use own imagination. 44 Bionicle, copy (include design /


pneumatic. 46 Horse themed


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Section W ~ Children’s Cooking


All Exhibits to be covered with clear plastic and on a cardboard plate. (Must be visible)

All cooking must be children’s own work.





Sponsored by ‘The Colliefields’

CLASS DESCRIPTION 4 - 6 years

1 Face made from fruit and veg. 2 Decorated milk arrowroot biscuits x 3 3 Pikelets x 6 7 - 9 years

CLASS DESCRIPTION

10 ANZAC biscuits x 6 11 Choc. Chip cookies x 6 12 Packet cake - not iced. Include packet label. 13 Plain scones x 6 14 Fruit scones x 6 15 Muffins x 6 16 Small cup cakes, not iced x 6 17 Small cup cakes, iced x 6 18 Mini pizza x 2 19 Biscuits x 6 (any variety) 20 Decorated cake. (Icing & decorations only

to be judged.) 21 Decorated cake – horse themed

10 - 12 years CLASS DESCRIPTION 31 ANZAC biscuits x 6 32 Choc. Chip cookies x 6 33 Packet cake - not iced. Include packet label. 34 Plain scones x 6

35 Fruit scones x 6 36 Muffins x 6 37 Small cup cakes, not iced x 6 38 Small cup cakes, iced x 6 39 Mini pizza x 2 40 Biscuits x 6 (any variety) 41 Decorated cake. (Icing & decorations only

to be judged.) 42 Decorated cake – horse themed 13-16 years

CLASS DESCRIPTION

51 Choc. Chip cookies x 6 52 Packet cake - not iced. Include packet label. 53 Plain scones x 6 54 Fruit scones x 6 55 Muffins x 6 56 Small cup cakes, not iced x 6 57 Small cup cakes, iced x 6 58 Mini pizza x 2 59 Biscuits x 6 (any variety) 60 Decorated cake. (Icing & decorations only

to be judged.) 61 Decorated cake – horse themed 62 ANZAC biscuits

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Sponsoring the Josh and Andi MKR cooking demonstration

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The Collie Show Committee gratefully acknowledges the long-standing support of Malcolm Humphryson of

Collie Betta Home Living

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Rob Bennett Mobile Technician COLLIE

www.hydraulink.wa.com

FAX 9734 1110 [email protected] MOBILE: 0417 936 196

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A large thank you to Fiona and Jock at the Club Hotel/Motel for their generous sponsorship and assistance in launching the

first ‘Collie Show Quiz Night’

We hope to see you all at next year’s quiz night!

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90 Forrest St Collie

Southern Districts Estate Agency - Collie

80 Forrest Street

Collie, WA 6225

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Section X ~ Children’s Needlework

All Exhibits, with the Society’s Card attached must be at the

Exhibition Hall between 8am and 10am Friday 14th November 2014.




7 - 9 years

CLASS DESCRIPTION 1 Soft toy 2 Knitted article 3 Crocheted article 4 Embroidered article 5 Wall hanging 6 Dyed article 7 Any other article 8 Horse themed article

10 -12 years

CLASS DESCRIPTION 10 Soft toy 11 Knitted article 12 Crocheted article 13 Embroidered article 14 Wall hanging 15 Dyed article 16 Any other article 17 Horse themed article

13 - 16 years

CLASS DESCRIPTION 21 Soft toy 22 Knitted article 23 Crocheted article 24 Embroidered article 25 Wall hanging 26 Dyed article 27 Any article of patchwork 28 Any other article 29 Horse themed article




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Section Y

Children’s Flowers & Floral Art






4 - 6 years

CLASS DESCRIPTION 1 Floating bowl 2 Vase of mixed flowers 3 Arrangement in an egg cup 7 - 9 years

CLASS DESCRIPTION 10 Miniature garden, in sand. (With

ornaments, in a circular container not less than 32cm in diameter.

11 Medium size Vase of mixed flowers, not less than 3 varieties.

12 Floating bowl of flower heads. 13 Vase of roses. 14 As you like it arrangement. 15 Arrangement in a cup & saucer.

10 - 12 years



21 Medium size Vase of mixed flowers, not less than 3 varieties.

22 Floating bowl of flower heads. 23 Vase of roses. 24 As you like it arrangement. 25 Arrangement in a cup & saucer. 13 - 16 years



31 Vase of mixed flowers. 32 Floating bowl of flower heads. 33 Vase of roses, minimum 6 varieties. 34 Vase of roses, minimum 6 stems of 1

variety. 35 Geraniums x 3 varieties 36 Floral art arrangements, as you like it.


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Section Z ~ Collectors’ Corner


All entries to consist of six (6) assorted items within stated category.



PART A: ADULTS


CLASS DESCRIPTION 1 Key Rings 2 Teaspoons 3 Bottles 4 Match Folders 5 Coasters 6 Salt & Pepper Shakers 7 Tea Pots

CLASS DESCRIPTION 8 Frogs 9 Pigs 10 Badges 11 Plates 12 Any other article 13 Stubby Holders 14 Shells 15 Horse themed

PART B: CHILDREN’S Up to 16 years of age


CLASS DESCRIPTION 50 Key Rings 51 Phone Charms 52 Soaps 53 Frogs 54 Pencil Sharpeners 55 Elephants

CLASS DESCRIPTION 56 Pens 57 Rubbers 58 Badges 59 Egg Cups 60 Any other article 61 Shells 62 Horse themed


Golden Eagle Restaurant Collie

115 Throssell St Ph. 97 345 055

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Section DG ~ Dairy Goats

Steward: Sharyn Dauti 0439 920 238 [email protected]

ENTRIES and FEES to be submitted by 4 pm Wednesday November 12th 2014 Post entries to Sec. Collie Ag Society P.O. Box 102 Collie WA.6225

or drop in to Society office Please do not send cash through the post

Post or email copy to Sharyn Dauti 362 Garvey Rd, Dardanup 6236

Conditions of Entry Goats must be registered with Dairy Goat Society of Australia

and be CAE Negative. Proof of CAE status to be submitted with entry. Production figures must be endorsed by the State Milk Awards Officer (Michelle

Sonego Phone 9526 0459) and submitted with entry. Waybills to be handed to steward, on arrival.

Judging commences 9.30am



All competitors are required to pay a ground fee of $9, this allows access for one (1) adult in a vehicle towing a float/trailer

CLASS DESCRIPTION

1 Saanen Doe, 3 years and under 6 years, in milk. 2 Toggenburg Doe, 3 years and under 6 in milk. 3 British Alpine Doe, 3years & under 6 yrs in milk. 4 Anglo Nubian Doe, 3 years & under 6 yrs in milk. 5 Saanen Doe, under 3 years in milk. 6 Toggenburg Doe, under 3 years in milk. 7 British Alpine Doe, under 3 years in milk. 8 Anglo Nubian Doe, under 3 years in milk. 9 Veteran ADB, over 6 years in milk.

10 ADB, dry doe must have lactated at least once. 11 Doe with best udder, first lactation. 12 Doe with best udder, second or more lactation.

Doe with best udder from classes 11 & 12, Sash and $15

13 Type & production Doe. Open to Does lactation tested

2012-2014. Points to be calculated as per RAS Schedule. Production Figures to be submitted with entries.

14 24 Hour Production sash and $15. ADB Does tested in

preceding 18 months. Production Figures to be submitted with entries.

Champion Senior Doe, Sash and $15 Reserve Champion Senior Doe, Sash

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CLASS DESCRIPTION 15 Saanen Goatling, 12-24 months, unkidded 16 Toggenburg Goatling, 12-24 months, unkidded 17 British Alpine Goatling, 12-24 months, unkidded 18 Anglo Nubian Goatling, 12-24 months, unkidded 19 ADB Doe Kid, 6-12 months 20 ADB Doe Kid, 3-6 months 21 Saanen Doe Kid, less than 3 months 22 Toggenburg Doe Kid, less than 3 months 23 British Alpine Doe Kid, less than 3 months 24 Anglo Nubian Kid, less than 3 months

Champion Doe Kid, Sash and $15 Reserve Champion Doe Kid, Sash

Champion Goatling, Sash and $15 Reserve Champion Goatling, Sash Junior Champion, Sash and $15

Reserve Junior Champion, Sash

25 ADB Buck, under 12 months 26 ADB Buck, over 12 months

Champion Buck, Sash and $15 Reserve Champion Buck, Sash

Supreme Exhibit of Show, Sash and $15

27 Dam and Daughter 28 Progeny pair, sire to be named, not twins or full sisters 29 Breeders Trio 30 Sire and Son 31 Child Handler


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Section LC – Log Chops

Steward: Mr. Jim Gale PHONE 9761 1640

Start time: 11.00am Saturday, November 15th 2014

Sponsored by Pine Hauliers & Saunders Mill


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Section LC – Log Chops

Steward: Mr. Jim Gale PHONE 9761 1640

Start time: 11.00am Saturday, November 15th 2014

Jack Jones Memorial Chop Nom Class 1st 2nd 3rd 4th

$5 1 275mm Front Marker Underhand $50 $20 $10 Sponsored by Pine Hauliers $10 2 300mm Underhand $150 $75 $40 $10 Sponsored by Cardinal Contractors $10 3 275mm Standing Block $140 $70 $35 $10 Champion Ribbon donated by Ted Mills Sponsored by Saunders Mill $8 4 250mm Tree Pegging $90 $45 $20 $10 Sponsored by Pine Hauliers

Mayne Coverley Memorial Chop

Nom Class 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th

$10 10 300mm Standing Block Championship $240 $120 $60 $20 $10 $2 11 Pee Wee Junior Event $20 $15 $10 $5

Entries and payment must be received at the Collie Agricultural Society office

by 4 pm Friday 14th November 2014


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Mick Murray MLA

Eden Park Proud to Support the

Golf Course 2014 Collie Show

MICK MURRAY MLA, MEMBER FOR COLLIE-PRESTON

76 Forrest St, Collie WA 6225 ♦ Phone 9734 2073

Email [email protected]

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Section PP ~ Pet Parade

Start Time: 10.00am Saturday 15th November 2014 Pets to be at Showground between 9.00am and 9.30am

Dogs of either sex, pedigree or cross-bred are eligible for Entry. Dogs MUST be exhibited on collar and lead.

ENTRIES ON THE DAY.


Trophy for most points in section

Class Description 1 Biggest pet – dog 2 Smallest pet – dog 3 Biggest pet – any other animal 4 Smallest pet – any other animal 5 Waggliest rear end 6 Best fancy dressed pet 7 Pet and owner most alike 8 Junior handler – 6 years & under 9 Junior handler – 9-12 years 10 Junior handler – 13-16 years

Class Description 11 Adult handler 12 Longest tail – dog 13 Longest tail – any other animal 14 Shortest tail – dog 15 Shortest tail – any other animal 16 Toughest pet 17 Cutest pet under one year old 18 Cutest pet over one year old 19 Longest ears 20 Shortest ears


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Section PO ~ POULTRY Stewards: P. Strike, D Coutts and S Coutts

Judging at 9.30 am

Entries and payment must be received at the Collie Agricultural Society office by 4 pm Wednesday 12th November 2014.

Entry forms available from P Strike or the Society Office.

Birds to be penned in Society’s coops by 9.30am Saturday 15th November 2014

Not to be removed before 4.30pm, then only by permission of steward. All eggs laid by poultry during show to be cracked before removal from poultry shed.

TROPHIES Best Bird in Show $100 Donated by Coutts Family

Reserve Bird in Show $50 Donated by Strike Family Best Trio in Show $50 + trophy Donated by Mick Baynton

Nomination fee: $1 for each entry. Prize money for all classes: 1st prize - $5.00, 2nd prize - $2.00

Class Description

DISPLAY TRIOS

1 Any variety heavy breed (ex Indian Game)

2 Any variety light breed 3 Any variety hard feathered fowl 4 Any variety soft feathered light bantam 5 Any variety hard feathered bantam 6 Waterfowl trio

LIGHT BREED 10 Leghorn – white male 11 Leghorn – white female 12 Leghorn – brown male 13 Leghorn – brown female 14 Leghorn – AOC male 15 Leghorn – AOC female 16 Hamburg – male 17 Hamburg – female 18 Hamburg – AOC male 19 Hamburg – AOC female 20 Silky – male 21 Silky – female

Class Description 22 AOV light breed – male 23 AOV light breed – female 24 Ancona – male 25 Ancona – female

HEAVY BREED 30 Australorp – male 31 Australorp – female 32 Rhode Island Red – male 33 Rhode Island Red – female 34 Light Sussex – male 35 Light Sussex – female 36 Plymouth Rock – male 37 Plymouth Rock – female 38 Wyandotte – white male 39 Wyandotte – white female 40 Wyandotte – silver or golden male 41 Wyandotte – silver or golden female 42 Langshan – male 43 Langshan – female 44 Orpington AC – male 45 Orpington AC – female 46 AOV Heavy Breed – male 47 AOV Heavy Breed – female


Boulevard Café 56-60 Forrest St. Phone 97 344 055

J & M Piavanini Contractors

Rowland Rd Collie Light Industrial Area

Phone 97 342 192

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Class Description

HARD FEATHERED LARGE 50 OEG – black red male 51 OEG – black red female 52 OEG – duckwing – male 53 OEG – duckwing – female 54 OEG – blue red male 55 OEG – blue red female 56 OEG – pile male 57 OEG – pile female 58 OEG – brown red male 59 OEG – brown red female 60 OEG – AOC male 61 OEG – AOC female 62 Indian Game – male 63 Indian Game – female 64 Jubilee Indian Game – male 65 Jubilee Indian Game – female 66 AOV Hard Feather – male 67 AOV Hard Feather – female

SOFT FEATHERED BANTAM

80 Wyandotte – white male 81 Wyandotte – white female 82 Wyandotte – partridge male 83 Wyandotte – partridge female 84 Wyandotte – AOC male 85 Wyandotte – AOC female 86 Pekin – black male 87 Pekin – black female 88 Pekin – white male 89 Pekin – white female 90 Pekin – blue male 91 Pekin – blue female 92 Pekin – AOC male 93 Pekin – AOC female 94 Rosecomb – black male 95 Rosecomb – black female 96 Rosecomb – AOC male 97 Rosecomb – AOC female 98 Leghorn – white male 99 Leghorn – white female

Class Description 100 Leghorn – AOC male 101 Leghorn – AOC female 102 Rhode Island Red – male 103 Rhode Island Red – female 104 Ancona – male 105 Ancona – female 106 Australorp – male 107 Australorp – female 108 Sussex – male 109 Sussex – female 110 Langshan – male 111 Langshan – female 112 AOV soft feathered bantam – male 113 AOV soft feathered bantam – female

HARD FEATHERED BANTAM

130 Indian Game – dark male 131 Indian Game – female 132 Jubilee – male 133 Jubilee – female 134 OEG – black red male 135 OEG – partridge female 136 OEG – partridge male 137 OEG – black tailed wheaten female 138 OEG – duckwing male 139 OEG – duckwing female 140 OEG – blue red male 141 OEG – blue red female 142 OEG – brown red male 143 OEG – brown red female 144 OEG – clay or blue tail female 145 OEG – blue or black male 146 OEG – blue or black female 147 OEG – spangle male 148 OEG – spangle female 149 OEG – AOC male 150 OEG – AOC female 151 AOV – hard feathered bantam male 152 AOV – hard feathered bantam female


3-5 Wellington Boulevard Phone 97 346 444

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Class Description

MODERN GAME BANTAM 154 Modern – black red male 155 Modern – black red female 156 Modern – duckwing male 157 Modern – duckwing female 158 Modern – birchin or brown red male 159 Modern – birchin or brown red female 160 Modern – pile male 161 Modern – pile female 162 AOC modern male 163 AOC modern female

Class Description WATERFOWL

170 Muscovy – white drake 171 Muscovy – white duck 172 Muscovy – AOC drake 173 Muscovy – AOC duck 174 AC Campbell – drake 175 AC Campbell – duck 176 Indian Runner – AC drake 177 Indian Runner – AC duck 178 Rouen – drake 179 Rouen – duck 180 AOV – drake 181 AOV – duck 182 Local juniors – male bird

183 Local juniors – female bird


Lot 2071 Harris River Rd

Phone 97 342 555



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2014

Collie Show

EQUESTRIAN EVENTS

Saturday 15th November 2014


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Notice for Entrants in all Equine Events

All competitors are required to pay a ground fee of $9, this allows access for one (1) adult in a vehicle towing a horse float.

Vehicle access available

Noon – 7pm Friday 14th November and from 6am Saturday 15th November.

Gate pass for every person must be presented on entry or normal entry fee applies.

Additional persons will need to pay entry at the gate.

Camping is available at $10 per night stabling fee $5 per day per horse.

Entries and payment must be received at the Collie Agricultural Society office by 4 pm Friday 14th November 2014

Entry Forms available from Society Office, Chief Steward or Official Website

www.collieag.org.au\downloads\equestrian.pdf

Collie Agricultural Society thanks the following sponsors of the Equestrian Events

Windy Downs Quarter Horses Quarter Horses

Peacemaker Horses Waler / PB Kiss Horse Care Ridden Mare

Shaz Forbes Thoroughbreds Broadbent Family Arabs

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SECTION EE ~ EQUESTRIAN UNOFFICIAL RING EVENTS

BHP Billiton Worsley Alumina

Equestrian Classic

Unofficial Ring Events

Start Time: 8.30 am Saturday 15th November 2014 Chief Steward: Amanda Davidson

Long sleeves MUST be worn at all events, pony club uniform acceptable.

Plaiting optional.

Nomination Ring events $2 per entry Novelty events $5 (includes all 5 events) Fancy dress $3 per entry

Prize money 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Ring events $6 $4 $2 Ribbon Novelty events $6 $4 $2 Ribbon Fancy dress $10 $7 $4 Ribbon

Ring A Section Class Description EE 1 Led in Rider (any age, rider cannot enter into any other rider events)

EE 2 Led in educated horse/rider (any age, horse/rider cannot compete in any other educated events)

EE 3 Rider 9 years and under

EE 4 Educated horse/rider, 9 years and under

EE 5 Rider, 12 years up to and including 13 years

EE 6 Educated horse/rider up to and including 13 years

EE 7 Rider, 17 years and up

EE 8 Educated horse/rider, 17 years and up

Ring B Section Class Description EE 9 Rider 10 years up to and including 11 years

EE 10 Educated Horse/Rider, 10 years up to and including 11 years

EE 11 Rider, 14 years up to and including 16 years

EE 12 Educated Horse/Rider, 14 years up to and including 16 years

EE 13 Pair of Ponies (entry fees and prize money doubles to include all riders)

EE 14 Pair of Horses (entry fees and prize money doubles to include all riders)

EE 15 Open Team of four (4) ponies (entry fees and prize money multiplies)

EE 16 Open Team of four (4) horses (entry fees and prize money multiplies)

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Section EE ~ Equestrian Unofficial Ring events (continued)

Novelties Start time: 9 am onwards Saturday 15th SECTION CLASS DESCRIPTION EE 20 Lead Line Bending EE 21 Pole Bending EE 22 Can Race EE 23 Walk/trot/lead or walk/trot/gallop EE 24 Barrel Race EE 25 9 years and Bending EE 26 Pole Bending EE 27 Can Race EE 28 Walk/trot/lead or walk/trot/gallop EE 29 Barrel Race EE 30 10 & 11 years Bending EE 31 Pole Bending EE 32 Can Race EE 33 Walk/trot/lead or walk/trot/gallop EE 34 Barrel Race EE 35 12 & 13 years Bending EE 36 Pole Bending EE 37 Can Race EE 38 Walk/trot/lead or walk/trot/gallop EE 39 Barrel Race EE 40 14 - 16 years Bending EE 41 Pole Bending EE 42 Can Race EE 43 Walk/trot/lead or walk/trot/gallop EE 44 Barrel Race EE 45 Open, 17 & > Bending EE 46 Pole Bending EE 47 Can Race EE 48 Walk/trot/lead or walk/trot/gallop EE 49 Barrel Race

Fancy Dress SECTION CLASS EE 60 9 years and under EE 61 10-13 years

EE 62 14 years and over

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HORSE BREEDS

Start Time: 8.30 am Saturday 15th November 2014 Chief Steward: Natasha Burgess: 0488581514

Nominations - $5 per entry.

Prize money for all classes: 1st prize - $10.00 2nd prize - $5.00 3rd prize - $3.00

• Entries and payments must be received at the Collie Agricultural Society Office by 4pm on Wednesday 12th November 2014. Name of horse, exhibitor and rider MUST be included on entry form.

• Nominations will not be accepted on the day.

• Copies of horse registration are required with entry forms.

• All horses/ponies must be registered with their breed societies and copies of certificates must accompany all entries or they will not be accepted. Certificates must be available on Show Day. Thoroughbreds and Standardbreds are exempt.

• Partbreds are not permitted to enter Purebred or Stud Book Classes.

• Stallions and colts must be shown in suitable headgear with their green disks and handlers must be 18 years of age or older on the day of the event. Please provide proof of age.

• When not competing Stallions are to be safely restrained. NO EXCEPTIONS.

• Judging commences at 8.30am sharp. Classes will not be held up for any reason. The Society may change the order of judging at its discretion.

• In line with the South West Group of Affiliated Society’s resolution, all competitors and exhibitors must pay at entrance gate.

• All competitors are required to pay a ground fee of $9 to cover access for one (1) adult and vehicle towing horse float. Additional persons must pay at the gate. Camping is available at $10 per night; stabling fee $5 per day per horse. Stables are first in best dressed.

• Name of horse, exhibitor and rider MUST be included on entry form.

• Exhibitors entered in more than one section must elect in which class they will compete in.

• PROTESTS: Must be lodged in writing within 10 minutes of the completion of the event accompanied by a fee of $50 which will be refunded if the protest is upheld.

• Horse and handler/rider must compete in the correct age class based on your age and the horse’s age on the day of the event.

SUPREME OF SUPREME To be taken from all Supreme Winners from Rings 1 & 2

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SECTION Q2 HORSE BREEDS RING 1

Q2 must be entered as the section in all following classes

WELSH

CLASS DESCRIPTION

1 Stallion/Colt any age Champion - Reserve Champion

2 Filly 3yrs and under 3 Mare 4yrs and over

Champion - Reserve Champion

CLASS DESCRIPTION

4 Gelding 3yrs and under 5 Gelding 4yrs and over

Champion - Reserve Champion Supreme Exhibit

SHETLAND

CLASS DESCRIPTION




CLASS DESCRIPTION



CCSHA

CLASS DESCRIPTION




CLASS DESCRIPTION



CBCH

CLASS DESCRIPTION




CLASS DESCRIPTION



THOROUGHBRED

CLASS DESCRIPTION




CLASS DESCRIPTION



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SECTION Q2 HORSE BREEDS RING 1 (continued)

WARMBLOOD

CLASS DESCRIPTION




CLASS DESCRIPTION



FRIESIAN/PARTBRED FRIESIAN

CLASS DESCRIPTION




CLASS DESCRIPTION



ARAB DERIVATIVE

CLASS DESCRIPTION




CLASS DESCRIPTION



ANY OTHER REGISTERED BREED

CLASS DESCRIPTION




CLASS DESCRIPTION



ANY OTHER REGISTERED COLOUR

CLASS DESCRIPTION




CLASS DESCRIPTION



Class 99 - Best Presented Horse and Handler, handler under 18 years

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SECTION Q3 HORSE BREEDS RING 2

Q3 must be entered as the section in all following classes

ARAB

CLASS DESCRIPTION




CLASS DESCRIPTION



ASH

CLASS DESCRIPTION




CLASS DESCRIPTION



SMALL HORSE

CLASS DESCRIPTION




CLASS DESCRIPTION



MINIATURE HORSE

CLASS DESCRIPTION




CLASS DESCRIPTION



QUARTER HORSE

CLASS DESCRIPTION




CLASS DESCRIPTION



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STANDARDBRED

CLASS DESCRIPTION




CLASS DESCRIPTION



PINTO

CLASS DESCRIPTION




CLASS DESCRIPTION



WALER/PARTBRED WALER

CLASS DESCRIPTION




CLASS DESCRIPTION



HEAVY HORSE

CLASS DESCRIPTION




CLASS DESCRIPTION



PAINT/PAINTBRED

CLASS DESCRIPTION




CLASS DESCRIPTION



Class 99 - Best Presented Horse and Handler, handler 18 years and over.

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SECTION Q3 HORSE BREEDS - RIDDEN SECTION

To be held after Breed Section is complete and a short break.

Must have competed in Breed Section to be eligible.

CLASS DESCRIPTION

101 Ridden Stallion 3yrs and over 102 Ridden Mare 3yrs and over 103 Ridden Gelding 3ys and over

Champion - Reserve Champion Ridden Horse from all 1st Place Winners

Off the Track Thoroughbred WA Series

CLASS DESCRIPTION

104 Ridden Thoroughbred

SECTION Q3 HEAVY HORSE WORKING HARNESS EVENTS To be held AFTER RIDDEN breed Section is Complete

Judge Mr J Valda

CLYDESDALES

CLASS DESCRIPTION

111 Colt 2 yrs and under 112 Stallion any age

Champion Colt or Stallion 113 Filly 3yrs and under 114 Mare 4yrs and over


CLASS DESCRIPTION


Supreme Exhibit

SUPREME OF SUPREME

To be taken from all Supreme Winners from Rings 1 & 2

Trophy & Garland Donated by

Collie Adult Riding Club

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SECTION Q3 HEAVY HORSE WORKING HARNESS

EVENTS (cont)

Open to all heavy breeds registered/unregistered Details email [email protected]

Class Description

121 Horse and handler that have never won an open class at a CCHS WA event. Horse must be driven in long lines, harness optional. Handler never to have won an open event at a working show. Judged on handler and horse.

122 Open Driven Horse Horse driven in long lines. Judged on handler and horse.

123 Obstacle Event Horse driven on long lines. Horse must be driven in long reigns, harness optional.

124 Log Pull Horse must be driven in long lines, harness optional. Driven horse pulling log in straight line 30 metres as walking a furrow, turn and come back, turn through poles or cones at each end. This event is a prelude to the log snig and is designed for beginners.

125 Log Snig. Horse driven in long lines on designated course. Horse must be driven in long reigns, harness optional.

126 Open Turn Out Any combination of Single, Pair or Tandem in any Vehicle. Horse must wear winkers/ bit due to insurance contract.

127 Open Ridden heavy horse, ridden hack and part of obstacle course

Champion Harness Heavy Horse – most points from working harness classes

Champion Led and Working Horse

Trophy donated by J&H Griffiths, Quindale Clydesdales

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SECTION SJ ~ UNOFFICIAL SHOW JUMPING

SJ must be entered as the section in all following classes

Start Time: 8.30 am Saturday 15th November 2014 Course Designer/Builder: TBA

Riders required to wear correct riding attire or Pony Club uniform when walking the

course and during competition.

Riders may compete in 2 consecutive heights plus Top Score.

Prize Money may be collected from the Collie Show Office

AM7 is immediate jump off if you go clear in the first round NOM SECT’N CLASS HGT EVENT 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 4.00 SJ 1 40cm ponies AM7 15 10 5 3 2 4.00 SJ 2 40cm horses AM7 15 10 5 3 2 4.00 SJ 3 50cm ponies AM7 15 10 5 3 2 4.00 SJ 4 50cm horses AM7 15 10 5 3 2 6.00 SJ 5 60cm ponies AM7 20 15 10 5 3 6.00 SJ 6 60cm horses AM7 20 15 10 5 3 6.00 SJ 7 75cm ponies AM7 25 20 15 10 5 6.00 SJ 8 75cm horses AM7 25 20 15 10 5 6:00 SJ 9 90cm horses AM7 25 20 15 10 5 6.00 SJ 10 100cm horses AM7 25 20 15 10 5 6:00 SJ 11 110cm horses AM7 25 20 15 10 5 4.00 SJ 12 varied top score ponies 25 20 15 10 5 4.00 SJ 13 varied top score horses 25 20 15 10 5

Definition of Top Score: Each jump is given a score EG jump 1-10 points, jump 2-20 points, jump 3-30 points etcetera. Riders have 60 seconds. They may jump any jump in any order and in any direction. The aim is to achieve the highest score possible in the time limit. Heights will vary so riders can jump to their ability.

Additional entry forms are available from:

Society Office (97345543) Download from www.collieag.org.au/downloads

Email [email protected] Mr. Mick Murray’s Office.

Photocopies are acceptable

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Horse event participation declaration 2014 Collie Show

Name of person in charge of horse(s).................................................................. Address................................................................................................................

.............................................................. Telephone.......................................... Name of horse Identification (colour/markings/brand) I, ............................................ declare that the horse(s) named above has/have been in good health eating normally and not shown signs of respiratory disease during the last 3 days leading up to this even. I give my authorisation for the designated Event Horse Health Official to call for veterinary inspection of the horse(s) named above and in my care should they be showing signs of a respiratory illness at any time during the course of the event. I agree to pay any veterinary fees incurred as a result of this veterinary examination Signed.............................................................. Date............................... Cleaning and disinfection of horse gear I,................................................. declare that all horse equipment (tack, bridles, brushes, buckets and other articles that have come into contact with equines) and the horse transport vehicle have been cleaned and disinfected before leaving the property to travel to this event. Signed.............................................................. Date...............................

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2014 Collie Show Equestrian events Entry Form

NAME ADDRESS PHONE MOBILE EMAIL I have read the rules & regulations of The Collie Agricultural Society Inc. and agree

to abide by these at all times. SIGNED AGE IF UNDER 18 If under 18 then guardian to sign and print name.

Section Class Fee Details Horse Name

Ground fee. (Gate pass not issued unless paid.) Other fees as applicable. (Camping, stabling, EFA etc.)

Direct Deposit to BSB 633-000 ACT:127-346-666

(Please email [email protected] with details of direct deposit.) TOTAL Check the Equestrian Schedule for entry closing date

CBF9-04 Gate pass admits one (1) only. All persons not having a valid gate pass must pay nominated entry fee.

6.00

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2014 Collie Show Pavilion Entry Form

NAME ADDRESS PHONE MOBILE EMAIL Attention is drawn to this extract from [1] in the rules and regulations.

All exhibits, except livestock, must be grown by, or the work of, the exhibitor (unless otherwise

stated) and any exhibitor may be called upon to make an affidavit to that effect.

I have read the rules & regulations of The Collie Agricultural Society Inc. and those Applicable to the pavilion and I agree to abide by these at all times

SIGNED AGE IF UNDER 18 If under 18 then guardian to sign and print name.

Section Class Fee Details Name if applicable

TOTAL All prizes awarded at judge’s discretion. If less than 3 entries

In section then certificates and points only are awarded.

CBF5-06 Direct Deposit to BSB 633-000 ACT:127-346-666 (Please email [email protected] with details of direct deposit.)

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2014 Collie Show Poultry & Pet Parade Entry Form

NAME ADDRESS PHONE MOBILE EMAIL I have read the rules & regulations of The Collie Agricultural Society Inc. and agree to abide by these at all times. I hereby release the said association from any claim or

loss to myself, livestock and/or equipment (as applicable). SIGNED AGE IF UNDER 18 If under 18 then guardian to sign and print name.

Fee Section Class Description Animal ID/name

TOTAL Check Official Schedule for entry closing dates.

CBF10-05 Direct Deposit to BSB 633-000 ACT:127-346-666

(Please email [email protected] with details of direct deposit.)

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