Celebrating 35 Years –Ridgelands Show 2017

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Celebrating 35 Years –Ridgelands Show 2017

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3THE RIDGELANDS & DISTRICT SPORTING & AGRICULTURAL

ASSOC. INC. WISH TO THANK THE PUBLIC AND OUR SPONSORS FOR SUPPORTING OUR 35th ANNUAL SHOW.

Passes sponsored by: PLATINUM SPONSORS

Program printed by: CITY PRINTING WORKS

Trophies supplied by: FITROY TROPHIES & ENGRAVING

Many thanks to the following people for all their help show day & throughout the year

JUDGES, STEWARDS & VOLUNTEERSThe show association would like to pass on their sincere thanks to all Judges,

Stewards & Volunteers that assist us on show day and throughout the year. Withoutthe continued support from these people we would be unable to run such

successful events

RIDGELANDS & DISTRICT RODEO & SHOW ASSOC.for working with the show committee in the running of the

grounds & support at functions & events

ROCKHAMPTON REGIONAL COUNCILfor sponsoring the printing of program

MILNE BROS TRACTOR & MACHINERY DEALERSfor the use of their “mule” for food deliveries on show day

NICK QUIGLEYfor the many hours spent designing & updating our web site

GRACEMERE PONY CLUB for the use of their jumps & equipment

ANDREW MITCHELL & SON for the delivery & supply of hay bales


THE RIDGELANDS & DISTRICT SPORTING & AGRICULTURALASSOC. INC. WISH TO THANK THE PUBLIC AND OUR

SPONSORS FOR SUPPORTING OUR 35th ANNUAL SHOW.

Passes sponsored by: PLATINUM SPONSORS

THE RIDGELANDS & DISTRICT SPORTING & AGRICULTURALASSOC. INC. WISH TO THANK THE PUBLIC AND OUR

SPONSORS FOR SUPPORTING OUR 35th ANNUAL SHOW.

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CONTENTS

ACCEPTANCE OF ENTRIES The attention of exhibitors is drawn to the fact that entries are accepted subject to the Rules of the Queensland Chamber of Agricultural Societies and to the Constitution and Rules of this Society in addition to any Special Regulations which might appear within this schedule.


Section Description Page No.

Rules 2Sponsors 3-5

1.LIVESTOCKHorses and Ponies 6- 15

2. Stud Beef Cattle 16 - 19 3. Commercial Cattle 20

BIRD PAVILION 4. Caged Birds 21 – 23 5. Poultry 24 - 25 6. Fish 26

GORDON WALTERS MEMORIAL PAVILION 7. Cooking 29 - 30 8. Handicrafts 31 - 32 9. Horticulture 33 - 3410. Agriculture 35

ART & PHOTOGRAPHY PAVILION11. Juniors 36 - 3712. School Work 3813. Teddy Bears' Picnic 3914. Scarecrows 3915.16.

ArtAmateur Photography

4040

GOATS17. Goat Cart Racing 4118. Dairy Goats 42 - 43

Official Opening & Competitions 44

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GENERAL RULES & REGULATIONS1. Only competitors or exhibitors can lodge protests. 2. Competitors shall at all times behave in a proper and courteous manner to Judges, officials and other competitors. Should a

competitor behave in an offensive or improper manner, the Chief Steward of that section shall have the right to exclude and disqualify that competitor from competing in the section.

3. Competitors compete at own risk. 4. All care taken but no responsibility will be accepted by the Society for damage of any exhibit including broken glass. 5. The Committee reserves the right to alter or delete any part of the program. 6. The prizes will be awarded subject to the appended General Regulations and Conditions and Notes as set forth in the Prize

Schedule, and are to be the conditions of competition. 7. Exhibits entered in the wrong class by the exhibitor may be transferred to the proper class by the Stewards. 8. An exhibitor or his/her agent, who shall make a false report, or give misleading information or suppress necessary information

in respect of any exhibit, shall be held to have forfeited any prizes gained by those means. The exhibit and exhibitor, together with agent (if any) may be disqualified and the matter reported to the Queensland Chamber of Agricultural Societies.

9. The Society will not be responsible for any accident caused through or by any exhibit, and will not under any circumstances hold itself responsible for any loss or mis-delivery of livestock or other exhibits of any kind, or any damage done thereto.

10. All exhibits must be delivered to and removed from the grounds at the cost and risk of the exhibitor. 11. The Judges may recommend Certificates for any exhibit not included in this Schedule, and will not award prizes in classes in

which the exhibits are not considered to possess sufficient merit. 12. All other matters shall be subject to the rules of the Society. 13. No decoration or Award Cards, except such as are provided by the committee, shall be placed on any exhibit or affixed thereto

at the Exhibition then being held. 14. For Champion Prizes, all first winners of the breed and sex to compete. After selection of the Champion, the Judge will be

required to select an animal for “Reserve Champion”, which shall take the place of the Champion in the event of the latter being disqualified for any cause. The Reserve Champion will be selected from the remaining first prize animals together with the second prize winner of the class which furnished the Champion.

15. Order of events in the Schedule shall be at the discretion of the Committee.16. Space Hirers are to ensure that ALL power leads and electrical appliances display a current tag indicating that each lead has

been tested and approved by an authorised person in accordance with the requirements of the Workplace Health & Safety Act.DUTIES OF EXHIBITORS & STEWARDS: Exhibitors: 1. Exhibitors must complete nomination form, with a description of the exhibits, and the number of the class they wish to

compete in. Please write clearly.2. Exhibits must not be removed without the permission of the Stewards. Stewards: 1. Chief Stewards’ names will appear in the Show Schedule.2. Stewards must be in attendance at the Showgrounds at the hour approved to receive exhibits. 3. Stewards are responsible for the proper classification of exhibits and all exhibits must be ready for judging. 4. Any exhibit suffering from any infectious or contagious disease shall be immediately reported to the Secretary, who shall order

its removal. 5. Stewards shall remove exhibitors and other persons from the vicinity of the judging while judging takes place. 6. Stewards shall attend on the Judges to afford any information required, but will not do or say anything to influence their

decision. They must not reveal the name of any exhibitor or repeat the remarks the Judges may make to each other. 7. The Stewards will obtain the Announcer Sheet from the Judges when completed, and deliver to the Secretary.

NOTICE TO PAVILION ENTRANTSIt is important that the entries be sent in as early as possible to enable the Committee to provide the necessary display space. All Pavilion Entries may be collected from 4pm on the afternoon of the Show. Please contact Section Steward. All Pavilion Prize money shall be payable at their respective pavilions after the Grand Parade. All prizes not collected within three (3) months after the Show will be deemed to be donated back to the Society.

PLEASE NOTE: ENTRY TO THE RINGS IS RESTRICTED TO SHOW OFFICIALS AND COMPETITORS, AND NO UNAUTHORISED PERSONS WILL BE PERMITTED IN RINGS

Ridgelands Show 2017 proudly sponsored by:PLATINUM SPONSORS SILVER SPONSORS


6CoopersDynamic Cleaning ServicesGranular ProductsGreg Thompson EarthmovingPacific BiologicsRockhampton Regional Council – Printing of Show ProgramsSBB – Heavy HorsesShirley Greenup – Horses & PavilionsThe Morning BulletinThink Water RockhamptonWandal Need & Feed

GOLD SPONSORSBlue Ribbon StockfeedsComanche Cattle CompanyDavies Way – Dairy GoatsGunna-Do HardwareKenna's Chartered AccountantsMilne BrosRedskin Droughtmaster Stud– Stud Beef & Commercial CattleStanke ElectricsTyrepower Rockhampton

SILVER SPONSORSB & J Car SalesBattery WorldBeachportC & D HuntlyCentral IsuzuCliff Munro Mechanical RepairsCQ Crane HireCross Bar Quarter HorsesD C MotorsD & J Lindley Livestock Transport – Champion Commercial Beast

BRONZE SPONSORS

Duff FamilyHillman MotorsHorseland – Horses & Ponies:Encouragement Award Emmert ConstructionsHumphrey FamilyHunga Busta Pie VanIan Weigh ToyotaJ & K Malcolm – BirdsJ & K MillsJ & P Peach – Schoolwork & JuniorsJ & R CollinsJ Sleaford & A HerringK & C Pearce – PhotographyKaren Salmon – Joyce Roffey Memorial TrophyLandmark RockhamptonLaurie’s Auto ElectricsLawrences HoldenLD6 Livestock – Commercial CattleM & S McQuillan – Goat Cart RacingMelrose Grazing – Juniors: Champion Junior Photograph of ShowNewsome Tyre & MechanicalPHL Metal FabricationP & M PierceRees R & Sydney JonesRichard Thomson Property & LivestockR-Mach Aviation – FosairRothery’s CoachesS & G JonesSelected SeedsT F Contracting – Horse & Ponies: Supreme Champion Led & RiderTropical Auto GroupWandal Road Convenience Store

BRONZE SPONSORS


7‘A’ Class Bus HireA & D GorleAustralian Braford Society – Stud BeefAustralian Small Performance HorsesB F Sheds & GaragesBishop Family –Champion Commercial BeastBrian Dawson AuctionsCakes by Elaine – Cooking: Special Occasion CakeCity Printing WorksConnor FamilyCouncillor Ellen Smith – Horse & Ponies: Supreme Champion HackD MacAulayDelrosa PartnershipDon Schirmer Livestock Transport – StudBeef: Young ParadersEl-Jay Horse StudFaye Ogden - Horses & PoniesFuller FamilyG & M FossettGranville – D & M OsborneJ & C EllrottJ & L EdgarJ & V McLeanJenny Prince – Amateur Photography: Champion Photograph of ShowJoan BlackKenrol Brahman Stud - Stud Beef: Young Paraders

L & A Jepson Leslie ChippendaleLex MicolaMarcia Edminstone – Cooking: Selection of 12 CupcakesMargaret Stewart – Ridgelands State School ChoirN & E RichardsN & J SchulzN & K MilnerP & J Pointing – Heavy Horses: Champion Working HorseP & L Curtis – Fish Paint Place CQ Pty LtdPKF Hacketts Accountants & Business AdvisersR & M SmithR & S WhiteRay White LivestockRegan & Katherine Lyons – CuttingRon Leggett Family Real EstateSpringsure Tractor & Header RockhamptonStrops UpholsteryTractor CentralV & C BathV FunchWatson Family – Overall Junior Winner of Art PavilionWozza’s Hard Yards

MULTIDRAW RAFFLE Proudly Sponsored by:


Ridgelands Show 2017 proudly sponsored by:

8Orams Nursery, Robo’s Tyre & Mechanical, Glenmore Seafoods, Kev Brown

Butchery, Capricorn Vet Surgery, Fitzroy Nurseries, Rimrock, Elders, Harvey Norman,Tint-A-Car, Denis Sedgman Barber, Beaucare, Saddleworld, Rocky Reef Seafood,Puma Wandal, Officeworks, Kalka Palms, Bar & Brew, Wandal News, Mavericks,

Wandal Hair & Beauty, Allenstown Florists,

AUCTIONProudly Sponsored by:

Granular Products, Blue Ribbon Stockfeeds, Beachport, Pacific Biologics,

COMPETITIONSProudly Sponsored by:

Stewarts on the Mall, Coopers, Rocky Feed & Seed Dan & Leanne Sedgman, Comanche Cattle Company,

Redskin Droughtmaster Stud

SECTION 1.


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HORSES & PONIES

NOMINATIONS FROM 6.30AM UNDER MAIN TENT IN HORSE AREAPRIZE MONEY CAN BE COLLECTED FROM THE TENT IN MAIN HORSE ARENA THROUGHOUT

THE DAY

ALL JUNIORS MUST WEAR HELMET STANDARD AS3838 APPLIES. FAILURE TO ADHERE TORULES WILL RESULT IN NON-PARTICIPATION. PARENT/GUARDIAN PERMISSION MUST BE

SITED FOR ALL JUNIORS UP TO 18 YRS.

Horse Health Declarations/Movement Record & Waivers are available in the horse ring onshow day, posted on our web site or by contacting the committee.

HORSE HEALTH DECLARATION/MOVEMENT RECORD & WAIVER MUST BECOMPLETED BEFORE ENTRY WILL BE ACCEPTED

Four rings will operate for horse and pony events.Rings 1, 2, 3 & 7 will be in Main Arena.

Ring 4 will be in Heavy Horse Arena

Show Jumping will be in Jumps Arena

Cutting will be in Rodeo yards.

Rules for all breeds1. Horses must be registered – in ANSA, ASH & Blood Horses if competing for points.2. Papers can be asked for; failure to provide will cause disqualification.3. No Junior under 17 years is allowed to handle or ride stallions.4. ASH (All Registered Stock Horses) ANSA (Australian National Saddle Horse

Association

RING NO. 1 (Main Arena): CLASSES 1-23 ANSA

1. Filly/Mare


8:00 a.m. Start Entry Fee: $3.00 Prizes for Classes 1 - 73

1st - $10 2nd - $5 3rd - $3 Ribbon to 3rd ENTRIES CLOSE 3rd JUNE 2017

All enquiries regarding this section (Ring 1, 2 & 3) please contactChief Steward: Kevin Pearce Ph: 0749 373597

102. Gelding

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION for winners of Classes 1-2

BLOOD HORSES3. Colt/Stallion 4. Filly/Mare5. Gelding


ARABIAN/PART ARABIAN6. Filly/Mare7. Gelding any age


ANY OTHER BREED LED8. Filly/Mare 9. Gelding


SUPREME CHAMPION LED EXHIBIT OF SHOW for Champions of all breeds (Including Heavy Horses)

PLEASE NOTE: A Maiden is an animal which has never won a 1st place in a similar class or event at an Ag Show. A Novice is an animal which has never won a Championship award in a similar class or event at any Ag Show, or a 1st place in a similar event at a Royal Show.

GALLOWAY HACK (Galloway Hacks will measure 14h & under 15h)

10. Maiden Galloway Hack11. Novice Galloway Hack12. Lightweight Galloway Hack13. Heavyweight Galloway Hack14. Galloway Hack Mare15. Galloway Hack Gelding16. Consolation Galloway Hack (Galloway that has not won an event at

this show. Not eligible for championship) CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION for winners of Classes 10-16

HACK 17. Maiden Hack18. Novice Hack19. Hack between 15h and 16h


1120. Hack over 16h21. Hack for Mare22. Hack for Gelding23. Consolation Hack (Hack that has not won an event

at this show. Not eligible for championship) CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION for winners of Classes 17-23

SUPREME CHAMPION HACK OF SHOW

RING NO. 2 (Main Arena): CLASSES 24-50 AUSTRALIAN SMALL PERFORMANCE HORSES

24. Colt/Stallion25. Filly/Mare 26. Gelding


AUSTRALIAN MINIATURE HORSES LED27. Colt/Stallion28. Filly/Mare29. Gelding


OPEN PONY LED30. Filly/Mare any age31. Colt/Stallion any age32. Gelding any age


PONY HACKS33. Maiden Pony Hack34. Novice Pony Hack35. Pony Hack under 12 hands36. Pony Hack - 12 hands & under 13 hands37. Pony Hack - 13 hands & under 14 hands38. Pony Hack Mare39. Pony Hack Gelding40. Pony Hack Rider - 8 years & under41. Pony Hack - 9 years - 12 years42. Consolation Pony Hack (Pony that has not won an event at this

show. Not eligible for championship) CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION for winners of Classes 33-42


12 RIDER CLASSES

43. Boy/Girl 8 years & under (assisted)44. Boy/Girl 8 years & under45. Boy/Girl 9 years & under 11 years46. Boy/Girl 11 years & under 13 years


47. Boy/Girl 13 years & under 15 years48. Boy/Girl 15 years & under 17 years


ENCOURAGEMENT AWARD (This award will be judged throughout the day)

49. Lady/Gentleman 17 years & under 21years50. Lady/Gentleman 21 years & over


SUPREME CHAMPION RIDER OF SHOW

RING NO. 3 (Main Arena): CLASSES 51-82ALL HORSES IN CLASSES 51 - 62 MUST BE REGISTERED, AQHA RULES APPLY

AUSTRALIAN STOCK HORSE LED51. Colt/Stallion52. Filly/Mare 53. Gelding


QUARTER HORSE LED – AQHA RULES APPLY FOR CLASSES 54-5954. Colt/Stallion – 4yrs & over55. Colt/Stallion – 3yrs & under

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION for winners of Classes 54-5556. Filly/Mare – 4yrs & over57. Filly/Mare – 3yrs & under


58. Gelding – 4yrs & over59. Gelding – 3yrs & under



13PAINT HORSE

60. Colt/Stallion61. Filly/Mare62. Gelding


WESTERN EVENTS - OPEN TO ALL BREEDS, AQHA RULES APPLY

Rules for Beginner Horses/Beginner Rider This is for a horse that has not won a blue ribbon in its event. The horse must be in its

appointed gear snaffle bit, or hackamore (2 hands), bridle (1 hand). Open: any age horse,to be shown in appropriate lead gear to age of horse.

WESTERN EVENTS Open to all Breeds63. Showmanship at Halter open64. Lead line 2-6 years65. Walk & trot 7-10 years

RANCH RIDING66. Beginner Horse/Beginner Rider67. Youth68. Open69. Select Amateur 70. Amateur

WESTERN HORSEMANSHIP

71. Beginner Horse/Beginner Rider72. Youth73. Open74. Select Amateur75. Amateur

HUNTER UNDER SADDLE76. Beginner Horse/Beginner Rider77. Youth78. Open79. Select Amateur80. Amateur

WORKING STOCK HORSE81. Open Working Stock Horse - Work Pattern 6 available on website82. Junior Working Stock Horse - Pattern available on website


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RING NO. 4: CLASSES 83-111

HEAVY HORSES LED83. Filly - under 2 years84. Mare - 2 years & over85. Brood Mare - visibly in foal, foal at foot or foal recording paper

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION FEMALE for winners of Classes 83-85

86. Colt - under 2 years87. Colt or Stallion - 2 years & over 88. Gelding

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION MALE for winners of Classes 86-88

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION HEAVY HORSE

89. Group of 390. Junior Handler - Under 18 years

MEDIUM/HEAVY HORSE – WORKING EVENTS91. Multiple Medium /Heavy Horse in harness92. Medium/Heavy Horse in Harness93. Medium/Heavy Horse – Lady or Gentleman Whip94. Medium/Heavy Horse Trade Turnout95. Barrel Race Wheeled Vehicles96. Medium/Heavy Horse Long Reining97. Single Hitch Obstacle with slide98. Barrel Drive with slide99. Rescue Relay with slide100. Mum and Dad Single Hitch Obstacle with slide101. Drive and Ride – Ride through Bending Course, Drive may be with

slide or wheeled vehicleCHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION WORKING HORSE for winners of Classes 91-101

LIGHT HORSE UNDER HARNESS


8:00 a.m. Start Entry Fee: $3.00 Prizes for Classes 83 - 89

1st - $25 2nd - $15 3rd - $10 Ribbon to 3rd Prizes for Classes 90 - 111

1st - $10 2nd - $5 3rd - $3 Ribbon to 3rd ENTRIES CLOSE 3rd JUNE 2017

All enquiries regarding this section please contactRing Steward: Lex Micola Ph: 0407 219923

15102. 14 hands and over, buggy/sulky103. Under 14 hands, buggy/sulky104. Maiden Horse in Harness – jogger allowed

(Judge to assess the ‘putting to’ of vehicle to horse. Groom allowed)105. Open buggy/sulky Turnout106. Open Lady and Gent Whip Class107. Open pleasure horse or pony – jogger allowed108. Multiple horses in harness109. Open Period Costume110. Open Obstacle Course – wheeled vehicle (Judge may ask for ‘Back up’)111. Ride and Drive (open) – 100 Points: Drive-60, Ride-40

(Rider must have reached the age of 6 – Special Horse Regulations Section 5-5.1)


RING NO. 5: SHOWJUMPINGCelebrating 35 Years –Ridgelands Show 2017

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1. Under 12 years 600mm AM3 (ideal time) 1st - $18, 2nd - $10, 3rd - $7, 4th - $5

2. Open 600mm AM3 (Ideal time)1st - $18, 2nd - $10, 3rd - $7, 4th - $5

3. Junior Under 700mm AM31st - $25, 2nd - $20, 3rd - $10, 4th - $5

4. Under 800mm AM51st - $30, 2nd - $20, 3rd - $15, 4th - $5

5. Over 900mm AM31st - $40, 2nd - $25, 3rd - $15, 4th - $10

6. Junior Under 700mm Power & Speed1st - $30, 2nd - $20, 3rd - $15, 4th - $5

7. Under 800mm Take Your Own Line1st - $30, 2nd - $20, 3rd - $15, 4th - $5

8. Over 900mm A21st - $40, 2nd - $25, 3rd - $15, 4th - $10

9. Open Top Score1st - $35, 2nd - $20, 3rd - $15, 4th - $10

RING NO. 6 (Rodeo Arena): CUTTING


8:00 a.m. Start Entry Fee: $4.00Prize Money can be collected in Centre Ring throughout the day

HELMETS MEETING AUSTRALIAN STANDARDS MUST BE WORN IN ALLJUMPING EVENTS.

ENTRIES CLOSE 3rd JUNE 2017Ring Steward: Mark Tomkins Ph: 0407 636839

NOMINATIONS: Ticket System - tickets available from 6.30am show day attent located on outside of main horse arena

8:00 a.m. Start Entry Fee: $15.00 (Classes 1, 2, 4 & 5) $ 5.00 (Class 3)

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AQHA RULES APPLY TO ALL CLASSES

1. Open 2 handed cutting, any horse, any rider2. Beginner Rider – two handed cutting (any rider who has not shown in a one

handed cutting)3. Youth Box 18yrs & under4. Open working cow horse, any horse, any rider5. Amateur Box – open to any rider that has not gone down the fence

Prize Awarded for: Most Traditionally Dressed Competitor


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RING NO. 7: SPORTING EVENTS

1. Bending Race - Under 8 (assisted)2. Bending Race - 8 years & Under3. Bending Race - 9 years - 12 years 4. Bending Race - 13 years - 17 years5. Bending Race - Open6. Figure of 8 - Under 8 (assisted)7. Figure of 8 - 8 years & Under8. Figure of 8 - 9 years - 12 years9. Figure of 8 - 13 years - 17 years10. Figure of 8 - Open11. Barrel Race - Under 8 (assisted)12. Barrel Race - 8 years & Under13. Barrel Race - 9 years - 12 years 14. Barrel Race - 13 years - 17 years

15. Barrel Race - Open


2.30 p.m. (approx.) Start Entry Fee: $3.00This event will commence in the main arena upon completion of

Classes 1 - 82Prizes: 1st - $10 2nd - $5 3rd - $3 Ribbon to 3rd

Prize Money can be collected from Chief StewardENTRIES CLOSE 3rd JUNE 2017

Tickets available from tent located on outside of main horse arenaAll enquiries & nominations regarding this section please contact

Ring Steward: Emma Frankish Ph: 0458 345557

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SECTION 2. STUD BEEF CATTLE

Age as at April 1Bulls 12 months & over to have nose ring/dog clip

CURRENCY OF PUBLIC LIABILITY MUST BE SENT WITH NOMINATIONS

RING NO. 1: BRAHMAN STUD CATTLE1. Bull under 6 mths2. Bull 6 mths & under 12 mths3. Bull 12 mths & under 15 mths 4. Bull 15 mths & under 18 mths

JUNIOR & RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION BRAHMAN BULL

5. Bull 18 mths & under 24 mths 6. Bull 24 mths & under 30 mths7. Bull 30 mths & under 36 mths

SENIOR & RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION BRAHMAN BULL

CHAMPION BRAHMAN BULL

8. Heifer under 6 mths9. Heifer 6 mths & under 12 mths10. Heifer 12 mths & under 15 mths 11. Heifer 15 mths & under 18 mths

JUNIOR & RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION BRAHMAN HEIFER


8:30 a.m. Start Entry Fee: $2.00Cattle to arrive by 8.00 a.m. show day

Prizes: 1st - $5 2nd - $3 3rd - $2 Ribbons to 3rd

Lucky Grand Parader: $20.00Prize Money can be collected from Official Tent in arena

ENTRIES CLOSE 29th MAY 2017 All enquiries regarding this section please contactChief Steward: Stewart Jones Ph: 0749 356616

2012. Female 18 mths & under 24 mths 13. Female 24 mths & under 36 mths14. Female 36 mths & over

SENIOR & RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION BRAHMAN FEMALE

CHAMPION BRAHMAN FEMALE

15. Breeder's Group of 3

RING NO. 2: ANY OTHER BREED

16. Bull under 12 mths17. Bull 12 mths & under 15 mths18. Bull 15 mths & under 18 mths

JUNIOR & RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION BULL

19. Bull 18 mths & under 24 mths20. Bull 24 mths & under 36 mths21. Bull 36 mths & under 48 mths

SENIOR & RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION BULL

CHAMPION BULL – ANY OTHER BREED22. Heifer under 12 mths23. Heifer 12 mths & under 15 mths24. Heifer 15 mths & under 18 mths

JUNIOR & RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION HEIFER

25. Female 18 mths & under 24 mths26. Female 24 mths & under 36 mths 27. Female 36 mths & over

SENIOR & RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION FEMALE

CHAMPION FEMALE ANY OTHER BREED

28. Breeder's Group of 3


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RING NO. 3: COMPACT BREEDS Lowline, Dexter or any other compact breed

29. Bull 6 mths under 12 mths30. Bull 12 mths & under 18 mths

JUNIOR CHAMPION COMPACT BREEDS BULL

31. Bull 18 mths & under 24 mths32. Bull 24 mths & over

SENIOR CHAMPION COMPACT BREEDS BULL

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION COMPACT BREEDS BULL

33. Heifer 6 mths under 12 mths34. Heifer 12 mths & under 18 mths

JUNIOR CHAMPION COMPACT BREEDS FEMALE

35. Female 18 mths & under 24 mths36. Female 24 mths & under 36 mths37. Female 36 mths & over

SENIOR CHAMPION COMPACT BREEDS FEMALE

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION COMPACT BREEDS FEMALE

38. Led Steer suitable for domestic trade

CHAMPION LED COMPACT BREEDS STEER

39. Breeders Group - (Any 3 animals bred by same stud)40. Dam’s Progeny - (Any 2 animals by same Dam)41. Sire’s Progeny - (Any 2 animals by same Sire)

GRAND CHAMPION BULL OF SHOW

GRAND CHAMPION FEMALE OF SHOW

GRAND CHAMPION GROUP OF 3


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LED STEERS Milk Teeth Only

Same animal can be entered in one class only

42. Junior Owner & Exhibitor under 18 yrs43. Led Steer 500 kg & under44. Led Steer over 500 kg

CHAMPION LED STEER

YOUNG PARADERS Entry forms are available in the cattle ring on show day, posted on our web site or by

contacting the committee. May nominate in ring on the day. Classes may change according to nominations.

Nomination: $2.00Prizes 1st - $10 2nd - $7 3rd - $5 4th - $3.00

45. Young Paraders 12 years & under46. Young Paraders 13 yrs & under 15 yrs47. Young Paraders 15 yrs & under 25 yrs

JUNIOR JUDGINGEntry forms are available in the cattle ring on show day, posted on our web

site or by contacting the committee. May nominate in ring on the dayClasses may change according to nominations

Nomination: FreePrizes 1st - $5, 2nd - $3, 3rd - $2

48. Junior Judging 12 yrs & under49. Junior Judging 13 yrs & under 15 yrs50. Junior Judging 15 yrs & under 25 yrs

ENCOURAGEMENT AWARD (Young Paraders & Junior Judging)

SECTION 3.


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COMMERCIAL CATTLE

CATTLE WILL BE MOUTHED & WEIGHED FRIDAY PRIOR TO JUDGINGALL CATTLE TO BE GRASS FED EXCEPT FOR CLASS 12

1. Vealer under 250 kg - Male2. Vealer under 250 kg - Female3. Vealer 250-400 kg - Male4. Vealer 250-400 kg - Female5. Milk Tooth Male over 400 kg6. Milk Tooth Female over 400 kg7. Male over 400kg - 2 tooth8. Female over 400kg - 2 tooth9. Male - 4 tooth10. Male - 6 tooth & over11. Cow - any age12. Grain Fed/ Grain Assisted Beast (not eligible for Champion)

CHAMPION COMMERCIAL BEAST OF SHOW $150.00 prize money


Entry Fee: $2.00Judging starts at 10:00 a.m.

Prizes: 1st - Ribbon & Trophy 2nd - Ribbon 3rd - Ribbon ENTRIES CLOSE 29th MAY 2017

Cattle are to be on the grounds by 4:00pm Friday, 2nd June 2017All enquiries regarding this section please contact

Chief Steward: John Ellrott Ph: 0749 345115

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SECTION 4. CAGED BIRDS

ALL ENTRIES TO BE SUPPLIED WITH FEED & WATER

Abbrev. Abbrev. AOC any other colour AOV any other variety T tick: one visible mark without handling YLW yellow LV light variegated: light colour predominating Cinn cinnamon HV heavy variegated: heavy colour predominating GRN green

AUSTRALIAN FINCH1. Gouldian Black Head 11. Blackthroat Mutation AVAC 21. Zebra White2. Gouldian Red Head 12. Pictorella 22. Zebra Marked White3. Gouldian Yellow Head 13. Chestnut or Yellow Rump 23. Zebra Black Fronted/Bodied4. Gouldian Mutation AC 14. Emblema Picta AC 24. Zebra Yellow Beaked ACAV Inc. Pied5. Star 15. Red Brow AV 25. Zebra Pied Normal6. Star AOC 16. Double Bar ACAV 26. Zebra Pied Fawn7. Longtail AV 17. Blood AV 27. Zebra Pied AOC8. Longtail Mutation ACAV 18. Plumhead AC 28. Zebra AOC Exc. Yellow Beak9. Mask ACAV 19. Zebra Normal 29. AOV Australian Finch10. Blackthroat AV 20. Zebra FawnFOREIGN FINCH30. Java Sparrow Blue 36. Bengalese ACAV 43. Aurora31. Java Sparrow Fawn 37. Cuthroat or Aberdeen 44. Melba32. Java Sparrow White 38. Nun AVAC 45. Parrot Finch ACAV33. Java Sparrow Pied AC 39. Cordon Blue AVAC 46. Saint Helena AC34. AOC Java 40. Ruddy ACAV 47. Strawberry AV35. Singer AVAC 41. Orange Breast AC 48. AOV Foreign Finch

CHAMPION FINCHPARROTS


Entry Fee: $0.60Benching 8:00 a.m. Judging 9:00 a.m. Release 4:00 p.m.

Prizes: 1st - $2.00 2nd - $1.00 3rd - Card (No half prize monies)Champions: $20.00 and Ribbon

Champions will only be awarded when 5 or more birds in a classENTRIES CLOSE 27th MAY 2017 Raffle donated by: PJ’s Pet Shop

Entry forms available on web site or by contacting Chief StewardAll enquiries regarding this section please contactChief Steward: John Malcolm Ph: 0749 345644

2549. Scarlet Normal 72. Quarrian AOC 95. Rosella AOV50. Scarlet AOC 73. Rainbow Lorikeet AC 96. 28 or Port Lincoln51. Turquoisine Normal 74. Red Collared Lorikeet AC 97. Buln-Buln52. Turquoisine AOC 75. Scalley Breasted Lorikeet AC 98. Blue Bonnet AV53. Bourke Normal 76. Musk Lorikeet AC 99. Mulga54. Bourke AOC 77. AOV Lorikeet Small 100. Hooded AC55. Elegant Normal 78. AOV Lorikeet Large 101. AOV Australian parrot56. Elegant AOC 79. Red Rump Normal 102. White Cockatoo57. AOV Neophema 80. Red Rump Lutino 103. Corella AV58. Quarrian Normal 81. Red Rump Cinnamon 104. Galah AC59. Quarrian Lutino Normal 82. Red Rump Blue ACAV 105. Major Mitchell60. Quarrian Platinium Normal 83. Red Rump Opaline AC 106. AOV Cockatoo61. Quarrian Cinnamon Normal 84. Red Rump AOC 107. Kakariki ACAV62. Quarrian Pearl AC 85. Superb 108. Indian Ringneck Green AC63. Quarrian AOC Normal 86. Princess Normal 109. Indian Ringneck Lutino64. Quarrian White Face Normal 87. Princess AOC 110. Indian Ringneck Blue AC65. Quarrian White Face AOC 88. Regent 111. Indian Ringneck AOC66. Quarrian Pied Normal 89. Crimson Wing 112. Plumhead AC67. Quarrian Pied Cinnamon 90. King 113. Slatey Head68. Quarrian Pearl Pied AC Normal 91. Rosella Pale Head AVAC 114. Alexandrine AC69. Quarrian Pied AOC Normal 92. Rosella Crimson AC 115. AOV Asiatic Parrot70. Quarrian Pied White Face AC 93. Rosella Eastern AC 116. AOV Foreign Parrot71. Quarrian Pearl Pied White Face AC

94. Rosella Western AVAC

CHAMPION PARROT LOVEBIRDS

117. Peachface Normal Green AC 123. Peachface Silver Cherry AC 129. Mask Blue118. Peachface Blue AC 124. Peachface Pied AC Green 128. Mask AOC119. Peachface Sydney Yellow 125. Peachface Pied AC Blue 131. Fischer Normal120. Peachface Cinn AC 126. Peachface Lutino or Creamino 132. Fischer AOC121. Peachface Ivory AC 127. Peachface AOC 133. Nyassa AC122. Peachface Primrose AC 128. Mask Normal 134. AOV Lovebird

CHAMPION LOVEBIRDDOVES135. Diamond Dove AC 140. Bronzewing AOV 145. Ringneck Dove ACAV136. Peaceful Dove AC 141. Bar Shouldered Dove 146. Bleeding Heart137. Wonga 142. Greenwing Pigeon 147. White Fronted New Guinea138. Crested Bronzewing 143. Brown Pigeon 148. Talpacoti139. Common Bronzewing 144. AOV Aust. Dove or Pigeon 149. AOV Foreign Dove or Pigeon

QUAILS150. King Quail Normal 154. AOV Australian Quail 157. AOV Foreign Quail151. King Quail AOC 155. Bob White 158. AOV Partridge152. Stubble 156. Californian 159. AOV Pheasant or Peafowl153. Brown or Swamp

CHAMPION DOVE/QUAIL


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194. Green ACAV 197. Pied Blue ACAV 199. Self Colour AV 195. Blue ACAV 198. Pied Green ACAV 200. AOV Budgerigar 196. Grey ACAV

CHAMPION BUDGERIGAR

CHAMPION JUNIOR EXHIBIT


CANARIESAll Classes cock or hen

YORKSHIRE 171. HV or Self Buff 183. T or LV Buff Cinn or Grn

160. T or LV Buff Cinn or Grn 172. AOC Border 184. HV or Self Buff Cinn or Grn

161. HV or Self Ylw or Buff Cinn or Grn NEW COLOUR CANARY 185. AOC Consort

162. AOC Yorkshire 173. C Red GLOSTER CORONA

NORWICH 174. T or LV Red 186. C Ylw

163. T or LV Ylw or Buff Cinn or Grn 175. C Apricot 187. T or LV Ylw Cinn or Grn

164. HV or Self Ylw or Buff Cinn or Grn 176. T or LV Apricot 188. HV or Self Ylw Cinn or Grn

165. AOC Norwich 177. HV or Bronze Apricot 189. C Buff

BORDER FANCY 178. AOC New Colour 190. T or LV Buff Cinn or Grn

166. C Ylw GLOSTER CONSORT 191. HV or Self Buff Cinn or Grn

167. T or LV Ylw Cinn or Grn 179. C Ylw 192. AOC Corona

168. HV or Self Ylw Cinn or Grn 180. T or LV Ylw 193. AOV Canary

169. C Buff 181. HV or Self Ylw Cinn or Grn

170. T or LV Buff 182. C Buff

CHAMPION CANARY

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SECTION 5. POULTRY

Poultry Section SponsorshipWANDAL MEDICAL CENTRE

Dr Priyantha ThotagamuwaDr Leonie Wheeldon

Experienced and Friendly DoctorsBulk Billing

All entries to be supplied with feed & water. Only birds exhibited at show can be offered for sale. Entry numbers may be restricted if entries exceeds pen availability.


Entry Fee: $1.00Benching 8:00 a.m. Judging 9:00 a.m. Release 4:00 p.m.

Classes 1 – 8Champion: $10.00 & Card Reserve Champion: $5.00 & Card

Grand Champion: $30.00 & RibbonReserve Grand Champion: $15.00 & Ribbon

Classes 9 - 12Prizes: 1st - $3.00 2nd - $2.00 3rd - Card

Champion: $10.00 & Ribbon Reserve Champion: $5.00 & RibbonENTRIES CLOSE 24th MAY 2017

NO EMAIL/TELEPHONE ENTRIES ACCEPTEDEntry forms available on web site or by contacting Chief Steward

All enquiries regarding this section please contactChief Steward: Denis Lindley Ph: 0749 345519

Please mail all entry forms & fees to:Mr Denis Lindley175 Hansen Road

Ridgelands QLD 4702

28 CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION (Classes 1-8)

Regulations for Classes 1-8: Birds will be judged by Australian Poultry Book of Standards.Pure bred poultry only. Please state clearly on entry form breed & colour e.g.:

BREED: O.E.G. COLOUR: Black/Red

1. Hard Feathered Large Male2. Hard Feathered Large Female3. Soft Feathered Large Male4. Soft Feathered Large Female5. Hard Feathered Bantam Male6. Hard Feathered Bantam Female7. Soft Feathered Bantam Male8. Soft Feathered Bantam Female

GRAND CHAMPION & RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION BIRD OF SHOW For winners of Classes 1 – 8

9. Junior Boy Exhibit (under 15 years)10. Junior Girl Exhibit (under 15 years)

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION JUNIOR EXHIBIT

11. Best Water Fowl (duck) 12. Best Water Fowl (geese)

CHAMPION & RESERVE CHAMPION WATER FOWL


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SECTION 6.FISH

GOLDFISH1. Junior 2. Open

TROPICAL FISH (Live Bearers) 3. Junior 4. Open

TROPICAL FISH (Egg Bearers)5. Junior6. Open


Entry Fee: $0.50Nominations close: 8:30 a.m. Release 4:00 p.m.

Prizes: 1st - $3.00 2nd - $2.00 3rd - $1.00 and Card Juniors may nominate in Open Class

ENTRIES CLOSE 3rd JUNE 2017All enquiries regarding this section please contact

Chief Steward: Peter Curtis Ph: 0749 341235

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ANY OTHER VARIETY of Freshwater Invertebrate or Crustacean7. Junior8. Open

CHAMPION FISH OF SHOW


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GORDON WALTERS PAVILIONCOOKING, HANDICRAFT, HORTICULTURE AND AGRICULTURE SECTIONS CLOSE FRIDAY AT 12

NOON, 2nd JUNE 2017

Pavilion will be open for nominations as follows:Thursday 1st June : 3:00pm – 7:00pmFriday 2nd June : 8:30am – 12:00pm

ITEMS TO REMAIN IN PAVILION UNTIL 4:00 PM

Prize money for the Walters Pavilion will be available at the Pavilion, after the GrandParade.

The Ridgelands & District Sporting & Agricultural Association would like to extend a sincerethank you to the CWA Ridgelands Branch for their assistance in the Gordon Walters Pavilion.

COOKING JUDGE COMMENTS: READ SCHEDULE CAREFULLY

BISCUITSWhen cooked, put biscuits into airtight container. Judges look for flavour, crispness, light

golden colour, dainty and attractive appearance. In a variety, each different shape should bea different recipe.

PLUM PUDDINGNever let water go off boil and keep it 2/3 up the side of the pudding.

Slice cherries in quarters.

SCONESBrush off surplus flour. Do not have oven too slow. Never screw cutter into the dough.

Sieve pumpkin for pumpkin scones and cakes. An even size is desirable.


MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITORCWA Ridgelands Branch

A prize of $50.00 will be awarded to the exhibitor gaining the highestnumber of points within the

Cookery, Handicrafts, Horticulture and Agriculture SectionsPoints: 1st 4 pts, 2nd 3 pts, 3rd 2pts

32 JAMSPlastic lids taint and don't seal. It is difficult to remove peanut odour from peanut paste jars.

FRUIT CAKESCut fruit evenly to currant size. Never put bowl scrapings into the centre of cake. For asmooth top, after placing mixture into tin and before placing in oven, wet your hand andpat all fruit down. Bumping your cake tin on the table before putting in oven, helpseliminate air bubbles. For a Rich Fruit Cake, when cooked and still hot, wrap ingreaseproof paper, then cloth. This keeps cake moist and draws cracks together.

RICH FRUIT CAKE This recipe must be used for Class 20 in the Cooking Section

Ingredients:750g Sultanas 250g Butter250g Raisins 1 cup brown sugar (firmly packed)125g Currants 4 x 60g eggs125g Mixed Peel 1 dessert spoon Parisian essence125g Glace Cherries 1 teaspoon lemon essence1 teaspoon grated orange rind 1 teaspoon vanilla essence1 teaspoon grated lemon rind 2 cups Plain flour½ cup rum, brandy or sherry 2 teaspoons mixed spice

Method:Place in a large mixing bowl, sultanas, currants and peel. Use scissors to cut up raisins thesame size as sultanas, quarter the cherries and add to bowl with rum and fruit rinds, mixwell. Cover and seal for 3-7 days, do not add more rum later. Have eggs and butter atroom temperature. Beat butter until it just clings to sides of basin, do not beat until pale incolour, add sugar (sift if lumpy). Beat only to combine, add eggs one at a time and beatonly until each egg has been absorbed by the butter mix. Mix sifted flour and spice intofruit and add creamed mixture and essence, mix well. Place into a prepared 8” square tinand bake 3 to 3 ½ hours at a constant low temperature. Do not store in aluminium foilunless wrapped in greaseproof paper first.


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SECTION 7.COOKING

All items remain the property of the entrant and may be offered for sale. Stewards have the discretion to place entries in more suitable classes.

OPEN COOKING (Men’s Cooking Welcome)1. Date Loaf - bar tin2. Savoury Muffins - any variety (6)3. Pumpkin Scones (6)4. Damper5. Lamingtons (6)6. Gluten Free Cake (any variety)7. Carrot Cake (iced on top only not sides, bar tin)8. Honey Roll9. Chocolate Cake (8” or 20cm round, chocolate icing iced on top only

not sides)10. Cinnamon Tea Cake (8” or 20cm round) 11. Orange Cake (orange icing, iced on top only not sides, bar tin)12. Plain Pikelets (6)13. Plate of Uniced Biscuits - 2 different varieties (3 of each)14. Plate of Slices - 2 different varieties (3 of each)15. Steamed Syrup Pudding16. Boiled Fruit Cake (8” or 20cm round)17. Pumpkin Fruit Cake (8” or 20cm square)18. Plum Pudding19. Rich Fruit Cake (see page 28 for recipe) Entry fee $1 Prize: 1st: $20 2nd $15 3rd $10


Entry Fee: $0.50 Release 4:00 p.m.Prizes: 1st - $5.00 2nd - $2.00 3rd - Card ENTRIES CLOSE 12:00 PM – 2nd JUNE 2017

Judging: 1:00 pm 2nd June 2017Chief Steward: Joyce Chippendale Ph: 0749 345120All enquiries regarding this section please contact

Cooking Steward: Marcia Edminstone Ph: 0749 361841

34 SPECIAL OCCASION CAKES

20. Special Occasion Cake (8” round or square, fondant (pettinice) icing, one cake only, any occasion. Everything to be made by the exhibitor. Not to be cut and no pins to be used)

Entry fee $1 Prize: 1st: $20 2nd $15 3rd $10

21. Selection of 12 Cup Cakes (must be cake, arranged in single tier manner suitable for a birthday)

Entry fee $1 Prize: 1st: $20 2nd $15 3rd $10

CONFECTIONARYPlease keep all confectionary to uniform size

22. Coconut Ice (6 pieces)23. Chocolate Fudge (6 pieces)24. Russian Caramels (6 pieces)25. Rum Balls (6 pieces)26. Marshmallows (6 pieces)27. Turkish Delight (6 pieces)

Classes 28-40: All entries must be in labelled bottles filled to neck.Only 1 entry from each batch. (All Jams, Chutneys & Relishes to be in approx 375ml jar)

JAMS28. Passionfruit Butter29. Lemon Butter30. Rosella Jam31. Marmalade - any variety32. Bottled Jam - any other variety33. Bottled Jelly - any variety

CHUTNEY’S AND RELISHES 34. Tomato Relish35. Relish - any other variety36. Chutney - any variety37. Pickles - any variety38. Pickled Vegetables39. Preserved Fruit40. Bottle of Sauce - any variety


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SECTION 8.HANDICRAFT

Stewards have the discretion to place entries in more suitable classes.

Hanging articles, supply hanger ready for display.Larger articles to be hung must have a rod pocket.

No articles to be mounted on cardboard. Items entered in previous years not to be re-entered.

All items to remain in pavilion until 4:00 pm.

CLASSES 1-5 WOOL OR ANY MEDIUM1. Knitted Article – toys accepted2. Knitted Garment3. Knitted Premature Baby Beanie – hospitals would welcome donation4. Crocheted Article - any medium5. Crocheted Garment 6. Crocheted Centre - mercerized cotton 7. Decorated Hand Towel8. Crocheted Handkerchief - edging only9. Decorated Fridge Towel10. Cushion Cover (no insert)11. Covered Coat Hanger12. Knitted Coat Hanger

13. Patchwork Article (no quilts)14. Quilt - traditional15. Quilt - embroidered/appliqued machine work16. Quilt - hand embroidered/hand appliqued 17. Open Craft - any craft not mentioned, including panel quilts18. Wall Hanging

19. Hand Appliqued Article/Garment




Handicraft Steward: Hilary Chippendale Ph: 0749 345125

3620. Machine Made Garment21. Machine Made Article22. Creative Machine Embroidered Garment/Article - no freehand work23. Cross Stitch - framed24. Stuffed Toys (not knitted or crocheted)25. Hand Embroidery26. Small Novelty27. Over 70’s-any craft28. Item/Garment from Recycled Materials29. Woodcarving 30. Woodturning31. Leatherwork32. Table Centre Piece – suitable for special occasion33. Christmas Decoration – suitable to hang on Christmas tree

BEADING34. Jewellery35. Novelty Item

SCRAPBOOKING ALL CLASSES TO BE SINGLE PAGE SPREAD ONLY, NO DOUBLE PAGESPlease cover any pages not being judged.36. Baby/Children Page37. Birthday Page38. Wedding/Formal Occasion Page39. Any Other Occasion

CARDMAKING40. Baby41. Birthday42. Wedding43. Any Occasion44. Invitation – must be home made

CHAMPION HANDICRAFT EXHIBIT


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SECTION 9.HORTICULTURE

Stewards have the discretion to place entries in more suitable classes.

1. Any Variety of Fern - pot2. Any Variety of Fern - hanging3. Any Variety of Foliage4. Any Variety of Flowering Plant (must be flowering, pot or hanging - not orchid) 5. Orchid Bloom - may be left on plant6. Bromeliads7. Cactus - any variety

BONSAI – all classes may be flowering8. Bonsai - Small (under 30cm in height; pot up to 20cm)9. Bonsai - Medium (30 - 60cm in height; pot over 20 - 40cm)10. Bonsai - Large (over 60cm in height; pot over 40cm)11. Succulent - any variety12. Succulent Garden – more than one variety in single pot13. Potted Garden – not cactus/succulent (any other small plant)14. Most Unusual Plant15. Miniature Garden -not to exceed 30cm x 30cm 16. Single Rose in Vase




Horticulture Steward: Karen Salmon Ph: 0429 968771

3817. Gerbera -single18. Gerbera –double19. Vase of Gerbera’s – minimum of six(6), any colour20. Cut Flowers in Vase21. Native Flowers in Vase22. Fresh Floral Arrangement23. Artificial Floral Arrangement

24. Dried Arrangement - All Natural (seeds, nuts, wood, bark, dried leaves, pods, etc.)

25. Dried Arrangement - Beach Theme (shells, coral, sand, driftwood, palm leaves, seaweed, etc.)

26. Artificial Single Flower Arrangement 27. Fresh Miniature Arrangement - not to exceed 7.5cm x 7.5cm28. Artificial/Dried Miniature Arrangement - not to exceed 7.5cm x 7.5cm29. Fresh Corsage - coloured material permitted30. Anything Goes - Fresh, Dried & Artificial Combined (must contain all

three components)

CHAMPION HORTICULTURAL EXHIBIT


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SECTION 10.AGRICULTURE

The Judge has the right to cut the exhibit.Classes 3 & 4 must be mature.

Stewards have the discretion to place entries in more suitable classes.ALL EXHIBITS MUST BE GROWN BY THE EXHIBITOR

1. Edible Pumpkin2. Variety/Specialty Pumpkin3. 2 Head of Sorghum4. 2 Head of Sunflower5. 6 Zucchini6. 6 Oranges7. 6 Mandarins8. 6 Passionfruit9. 6 Lemons10. 6 Tomatoes11. 1 Dozen Eggs12. Oversized Fruit13. Oversized Vegetable14. Tray of Mixed Home Grown Fruit15. Tray of Mixed Home Grown Vegetables16. Vegetables of the Same Variety (not mentioned above)17. Any Other Fruit of the Same Variety (not mentioned above)18. Best Dressed Fruit/Vegetable19. Bottle of Honey

CHAMPION AGRICULTURAL EXHIBIT

MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR FOR HORTICULTURE/AGRICULTUREJoyce Roffey Memorial Trophy




Agriculture Steward: Karen Salmon Ph: 0429 968771

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SECTION 11.JUNIORS

All entries must be the work of the exhibit

COOKING 8 years & under

1. 6 Patty Cakes (iced)2. 6 Chocolate Crackles3. 6 Pikelets4. Muffins5. Iced Packet Cake

9 years - 15 years6. 6 Patty Cakes (iced)7. 6 Chocolate Crackles8. 6 Pikelets9. Muffins10. Iced Packet Cake

HANDICRAFT 8 years & under

11. Beading12. Toys, any medium - soft/lego/clay13. Cardboard Box Creation – approx. size of a shoe box14. Any handicraft not mentioned15. Recycled Item

9 years - 15 years 16. Beading17. Toys, any medium - soft/lego/clay18. Cardboard Box Creation – approx. size of a shoe box19. Any handicraft not mentioned20. Recycled Item


Entry Fee: $0.50 Judging Starts: 9:00 a.m. Release 4:00 p.m.Prizes: 1st - $5.00 2nd - $2.00 3rd - $0.50 ENTRIES CLOSE 8:00 PM – 2nd JUNE 2017

All enquiries regarding this section please contactChief Steward: Jenny Prince Ph: 0749 345594

42HORTICULTURE 8 years & under

21. Floral Saucer22. Rose in Vase

9 years -15 years 23. Floral saucer24. Rose in vase

AGRICULTURE8 years & under

25. Decorated vegetable26. Home grown vegetable

9 years - 15 years27. Decorated vegetable28. Home grown vegetable

PHOTOGRAPHY8 years & under

29. Pets30. Nature31. People

9 years - 15 years32. Pets33. Nature34. People

CHAMPION JUNIOR PHOTOGRAPH OF SHOW Nev Mills Memorial Trophy

DRAWING35. 5 years & under36. 6 year to 9 years37. 10 years to 15 years

SCRAPBOOKING38. 8 years to 12 years39. 13 years to 15 years

OVERALL JUNIOR WINNER OF ART PAVILION(EXCLUDING PHOTOGRAPHY)

Watson Family Memorial Trophy


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SECTION 12.SCHOOLWORK

Competition is open to all schools including School of Distance Education.

Please find master copy for art work description & required text for handwriting on the show web site at ridgeshow.webs.com or by contacting Julann Chippendale

Please place label clearly marked with NAME, YEAR LEVEL & SCHOOL on the back of the entry on the bottom right hand corner.

Where possible could all school work be of A4 size

ARTWORKPrepYear OneYear TwoYear ThreeYear FourYear FiveYear Six

HANDWRITINGTheme – NepalPrepYear OneYear TwoYear ThreeYear FourYear FiveYear Six


Judging Starts: 9:00 a.m. Prizes: 1st - $2.00 2nd - $1.00 3rd - $0.50

ENTRIES CLOSE 31st MAY 2017All enquiries regarding this section please contact

Chief Steward: Julann Chippendale Ph: 0749 345564 (A/H)

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SECTION 13.TEDDY BEARS PICNIC

Junior – 15 years & under1. Most Loved Teddy2. Best Dressed Teddy3. Cutest Teddy4. Most Characteristic Teddy

Open 5. Most Loved Teddy6. Best Dressed Teddy7. Cutest Teddy8. Most Characteristic Teddy

SECTION 14. SCARECROWS

1. Junior 12 years & under2. Open

CHAMPION EXHIBIT


Entry Fee: $0.50 Judging Starts: 9:00 a.m. Release 4:00 p.m.Prizes: Ribbons

ENTRIES CLOSE 8:00 PM – 2nd JUNE 2017All enquiries regarding section 13 please contactChief Steward: Margaret Pierce Ph: 0749 345580

Entry Fee: $0.50 Judging Starts: 9:00 a.m. Release 4:00 p.m.Prizes: Ribbons

ENTRIES CLOSE 8:00 PM – 2nd JUNE 2017 All enquiries regarding section 14 please contactChief Steward: Margaret Pierce Ph: 0749 345580

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SECTION 15. ART

ALL ENTRIES MUST BE THE WORK OF THE EXHIBITOR1. Painting – any subject/medium2. Drawing - any subject/medium 3. Sculpture – any subject/medium4. Hard Craft – any subject/medium 5. Any Other Medium not mentioned

SECTION 16. AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHY

ALL PHOTOGRAPHS MUST BE MOUNTED ON A5 BLACK CARDBOARD BY THE EXHIBITOR. PHOTOS TO BE NO LARGER THAN 5” X 7” IN SIZE.


Entry Fee: $0.50 Judging Starts: 9:00 a.m. Release 4:00 p.m.Prizes for section 15: 1st - $5.00 2nd - $2.00 3rd - Card

ENTRIES CLOSE 8:00 PM – 2nd JUNE 2017All enquiries regarding section 15 & 16 please contact

Chief Steward: Kathy Crossland Ph: 0408 159376 (A/H)

Entry Fee: $0.50 Judging Starts: 9:00 a.m. Release 4:00 p.m.Prizes for section 16: 1st - $5.00 2nd - $2.00 3rd - Card

ENTRIES CLOSE 8:00 PM – 2nd JUNE 2017

461. Own Choice – any other subject2. Sunrise/Sunset 3. Landscape 4. Seascape5. Livestock6. Animals7. Babies/Children8. People/Portraits9. Group Photo

10. Action Study 11. Flowers12. Fauna13. Funny Photo14. 2 or more photos in a single frame 15. Black and white 16. Oversize photo 17. Digitally Enhanced – any subject/size18. Depicting Primary Industries

CHAMPION PHOTOGRAPH OF SHOW

Philip Prince Memorial Trophy


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SECTION 17.GOAT CART RACING

Rules: 1. All goats must be NLIS tagged.2. All goats coming onto the grounds must have a waybill permit.3. Heats will be run over a straight course.4. No whips allowed.5. Helmets must be worn.6. No goat must be mistreated.7. Goats may be withdrawn at the discretion of the Steward.8. Judges decision will be final.9. All goats must be controlled by head stall and reins.

4 Heats will be raced. Winners compete in Final for the RIDGELANDS CUP


Entry Fee: $5.00 Judging Starts: 3:00 p.m. Heat Prizes: 1st - $20.00 2nd - $10.00 3rd - $5.00

Final Prizes: 1st - $80.00 2nd - $50.00 3rd - $30.00 4th - $20.00 ENTRIES CLOSE 8:30 AM – 3rd JUNE 2017

All enquiries regarding this section please contactChief Steward: Maurie McQuillan Ph: 0749 345560

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SECTION 18.DAIRY GOATS

Queensland Branch of the Dairy Goat Society IncSCHEDULE 2 – No bucks

1. Best groomed and presented, any age/breedSenior Doe

2. Saanen Doe, 2 yrs and over, in milk or dry.3. Anglo Nubian Doe, 2 yrs and over, in milk or dry.4. British Alpine Doe, 2 yrs and over, in milk or dry5. Toggenburg Doe, 2 yrs and over1 in milk or dry.6. Australian Melaan I Brown Doe, 2 yrs and over, in milk. or dry7. Saanen Doe, 1yr and under 2 yrs, in milk or dry.8. Anglo Nubian Doe, 1yr and under 2 yrs, in milk or dry9. British Alpine Doe, 1yr and under 2 yrs, in milk or dry.10. Toggenburg Doe, 1yr and under 2 yrs, in milk or dry.11. Australian Melaan/ Brown Doe, 1yr and under 2 yrs, in milk or dry.

Type and Production 12. Type and Production, 24 hour test, any age/breed.13. Type and Production, Herd Recording, any age/breed

Udder 14. Best Udder, 1st Lactation, any age/breed.15. Best Udder, 2nd and Subsequent Lactation, any age/breed

CHAMPION UDDER


Entry Fee: $2.50 per class Judging Starts: 9.00 a.m. Ribbons & Prizes

ENTRIES CLOSE – 26th MAY 2017Entry forms available on web site or by contacting Chief Steward

Judge: Noelene DeanAll enquiries regarding this section please contact

Chief Steward: Kylie Hopkins Ph: 0408 002451Please send entries and CAE certificate to:

Kylie [email protected]

This is a Qld Branch Dairy Goat Society of Australia registered, and CAE accredited show.

mailto:[email protected]

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16. Saanen Doe Kid, under 12 months17. Anglo Nubian Doe Kid, under 12 months18. British Alpine Doe Kid, under 12 months19. Toggenburg Doe Kid, under 12 months20. Australian Melaan /. Brown Doe Kid, under 12 months

Doe ChampionshipsChampion Saanen Doe and ReserveChampion Anglo Nubian Doe and ReserveChampion British Alpine Doe and ReserveChampion Toggenburg Doe and ReserveChampion Australian Melaan Doe and ReserveChampion Doe KidChampion Junior JoeChampion Senior DoeGrand Champion Doe

Progeny 21. Sire’s progeny. 2 progeny, any age, any breed.22. Dam’s progeny, 2 progeny, any age, any breed23. Dam & 1 progeny, any age, any breed


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OFFICIAL OPENING & COMPETITIONS

Grand Parade & Opening of Show: 2:00 pm

RIDGELANDS STATE SCHOOL Performing the Australian National Anthem

LIGHT HORSE DISPLAY Performing after the Grand Parade

BEST DRESSED UNDER 12

BEST DRESSED PERSON 12 - 18YRS

BEST DRESSED LADY

BEST DRESSED GENT

BEST DRESSED GROOMSPERSON

BEST TRADE EXHIBIT ON DAY

MULTIDRAW RAFFLE


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